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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-08
HELD UP, HE ASKS MONEY.
Detectives Say Victim Got $50
to Leave the State.

Archibald Nelson. Of. 722 St Nicholas
ave, who was held up by two men on
the night OF March T. was himself ar
rested last night as a result OF that hold
up. He was locked up by Detectives
Leigh and Trojan after they had listened
TO a conversation in the home Of Charles
Manke, 25l West 14ith ST., between Nelson
and Manke mother.
Manke. IL is alleged, was one OF the
two men who tried TO hold up Nelson. and
is now awaiting trial. According TO Mrs
Manke, Nelson had been trying 10 get
money from her ever since her son was
put in Jail. The detectives say he &C
cepted So from Mrs. Manke last night
on condition that he go TO Texas. so as
not TO appear at the trial of young
Manke.
Nelson will be arraigned on a charge OF
extortion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-08
DELAYS ROCKEFELLER
INSTITUTE BILL
Fielder Defers Signing and Sets
Hearing on Protests OF
Anti.Vivisectionists.

Trenton, April Tbs the result OF tne
protests Of a number OF anti-vivisecuon
aocieties, Governor Fielder has deferred
the signing Of the Rockefeller lpsulute
biz until hearing has been held. Ihe
Governor has fixed Monday morning al
u Oclock ~ the time for the hearing.
TIE bin simply permits the Rockefeller
Institute ~ establish an institution Tor
the investigauou III diseases in animals IN
Kew jersey, for which John -. Rookie
filler gave ti.VoO0
Among the societies which protested
are the New Jersey ViyisectiOn Inyesu'
cation Soclsty. the American Anti-Viu-
,tetion socIeiy and the Pennsylvania 60
e'e'y its the Prevention of Cruelty 10
animals.
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Buyers arriving In New York may reg
lister in this column by telephoning
Beekman 5000.
Dress Goods. Innings etc.

BALTIMoRE-M schneeberger; notions;
BALTIMORE-B Katzenstein &, Bros: 3 Kat
zenstein. piece goods; Herald Square.
BERWICK, Penn.-Berwick Stores Co: w c
Garrison, general merchandise; 10 East
33d
C1IICAGo-Mandel Bros; W Richardson.
domestics and Innings 6asemenO; 10 East
FORT SMITH. ARK-Bery. Wright C co;
Berry. drysoods. notions and furnishing
goods; 43 Leonard 81.
MILWAUKEE-Ian dauer & Co; II Landauer.
dress goods, silks, white goods; 50 Worth 81.
NEW HANEN-E Malley Co; q : Rceder. Ia
dies ready-to-wear 90 West $50 st; d
Sleigh. ribbons and notions; J l. Brosseau
house furnishing goods: w Lincoln. dress
goods. silks, velvets and Innings. $50 Church
NEW HAvEN-shsrtenburs & Robinson: W
snegs. leather goods and notions; 70
OAKLAND. CAL--Kahn Bros: D Magee. do
mestics. linens, dress goods; 317 Broadway.
PHILADELPHIA-N Sneuenburgr & Co. Miss
1921 Broadway.
PHILADELPHIA-M Frank s. Co: NJ Frank,
piece goods; llS2 Broadway: Latham.
Observation-Disclosures Bros Mrs VI Gar
sreet'son' trimmed millinery; Broadway and
PORTSMOUTH. oHIo-Anderson Bros Co. W
= Anderson. drygoods: 100 Grand 81.
TOLEDO OHIO-Lion ID q Co: j. NJ Walker
dress goods silks, velvets and Innings. IA
church ST.
UTICA, y Y-F W Sessions Millinery Co; J
Cement. silks, velyets. ribbons and MILL
merry 81 Broadway.
Cloaks and Suits. Ladies' Wear.
AKRON. OHIO-Akron d G Co: r Glas
cioaks, suits and millinery; Is 26th st.
BALTIMORE-Baltimo BARGAIN House: s
dtautman millinery, " Bigler, notions;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bargain House: p
Juellmalz, piece goods: W 4 AppcWhaite,
hosiery underwear. 81 4th az.
goods; Walhck
BOSTON-W Fienes Sons Co: Mrs Phillips.
ladies' dresses: + Griffin, muslin underwear,
klmonos, Miss Jansen, toilet goods: g A
Biederman. ladies' suits: Miss Webb. misses,
dresses; j King, machine made dresses, NJ
heegan, infants dresses (bassmeuD. { -
Cooper. ladies' and misses coats and suits.
II Slloerman. skirts: " Schroeder muslin
underwear. kmonOs: g Bradley. furnishing
goods. A Smith. cOrsets, pctticoats. SAINTS
and children's coats and dresses; IL Child,
millinery. JIG W 32d ST.
BOSION-R VI White CO. Miss Gotham. cloaks
and suits; l. J. HILL wash dresses. NJ A Nc
Bride cloaks and suits, r Barker, house fur
nlshng goods; Miss A q Tarpy, cloaks and
suits; 90 " 33d st
BOsTON-Jordan, Marsh & Co. Mr. Hitchcock.
clothing; c II Hard. hosiery. + a Burdick.
coats and skirts, Mr. Morrison. hosiery; Mrs
Quincy, infants wear; 81 Union So.
BOSTON-Conrad 4 Co: Miss 5 Blumen-
thai. waists; - East 2Gth.
BOSION-R II Stearus q co. Q W Conklin,
cloaks and suits. - = 18th St
BUFFALO, y Adams & Co; e Burlin-
game. linens. white goods IA Church ST.
LFFALO-sinclair, Rooney & Co; + A
Rooney, millinery: 81 Broadway.
BUFFALO-W Hengerer Co; Miss y Spillane,
cloaks. furs, misses wear, etc: PA Church st.
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BROKER TO FREE =.
WOMAN FROM JAIL
Starts Action TO Obtain Release
of Mother and Baby Im-
priSOned for Debt.

Mrs. Gioacchina Gallo and her four
monthS-old baby spent another night in
Ludlow street jail last night because she
IS unable to pay SlSs However, there
came ray Of hope yesterday that before
tonight she and her baby will have re-
Joined the five other Gallo children and
father I'm the tenement house at 2ii East
4ith st.
There was offer OF aid, as there always
is In case OF this kind. when the plight OF
the woman became known 1t came from
Martin c. Ansorge. a lawyer who was
retained by a stock broker, with Offices
in Wall street. who preferred not to be
known.
Mr.. Ansorge asked OF the Sherlns Off
how 20 proceed TO obtain the release o.
Mrs. Gallo II necessary the broker Will
pay the alleged amount of her indebted.
ness, but another way is open.
The law provides that in case OF com
mitment TO Ludlow street Jail, where the
civil prisoner cannot be released on bail.
justice Of the city court may release
the prisoner when 1t is shown that he or
she is In Ill health or that such a condi-
ton will probably be brought about
through continued confinement. The case
Of Mrs. Gallo meets that provision in two
instances.
With the necessary afidavits Mr. An
sorge Will apply this morning TO Justice
McAvoy for an order directing Campbell
& Boland, attorneys for the plaintiffs, 10
show cause why Mrs. Gallo should noS be
freed
Mrs. Gallo bought a fruit stand, and
then finding that tho profits were not as
represented refused to pay the remainder
Of the purchase price. Now she has less
money than she had before, with no pos
sible way TO pay the slss
She was arrested on Saturday for CON
tempt of court in failing 20 turn over
book on a bank where she formerly had
500. to the receiver appointed I'm the suit
against her She was fined the amount
of the judgment against her.
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Alleges Coroners Seek to
Take Place Away
for Revenge.
HE CALLS CHARGES
PART OF FRAUD PLAN
Asserts He Reused Ire by Fight
to Abolish Office of
Coroner Here.

DR.. Otto H. Schultze. who has been
coroner's physician for fourteen years.
says the Board Of Coroners for the Bor-
ough Of Manhattan wants TO get rid of him
because II believes ne was back OF the
recently proposed legislation to abolish
the office of coroner.
This contention Or. schultze makes
in an affidavit filed yesterday in the
Supreme Court. which disclosed the
fact that Israel l.. Feinberg Her
man Hellenstein, Timothy Healy and
Patrick D. Riordan. composing the
board of coroners, have formulated the
following charges against the physician:
THAT YOU failed 10 officially attend at
and examine and view the body OF one
Annie Ramsey within reasonable Tune
after the same was reported at this Of
fee
THAT the death of the said party was
renor+ed 10 this office by the Harlem
Hosnitsl at 1915 o'clock a. m. February
a
20 perform your duties properly In that
YOU did not attend and view the SAID
body at the Harlem Hospital until about
$50 o'clock p. m. February ..
THAT you were guilty Of insuoordina-
,ion in that on or about February 9.
1914. al the Office OF the Board Of Coro-
ners, Manhattan Borough. New York
City, you did revile the chief clerk or
the Board of Coroners, and that you did
use improper and insubordinate language
20 the said chief clerk because and for
the only reason that the said chief clerk
had filed a communication with the Board
Of Coroners referring 10 the matters
above set forth in paragraphs one two
and three thereof.
According 10 DR.. Schultze, the coro-
ners framed up these charges imme-
diately after the discovery that the ollls
introduced last month in the Legislature
providing for the abolition Of the Office
Of coroner had failed.
Three Of the four coroners in the board
came TO an agreement Ito remove and
get rid of deponent as coroner's physi-
clan, IL any charge could be formulated
and submitted" is the language used by
Dr.. schultze in his affidavit. He also
said that they were opposed TO him be-
cause Of his aid 10 the Short Ballot AS
ISOLATION.
DR., Schultze was 10 have been heard
upon these charges by the four coroners
in question yesterday, but through his
attorneys. secured from Justice Weeks,
OF the Supreme Court, an order TO show
cause why an alternative writ Of prohi-
bition should not issue prohibiting the
coroners from further proceeding with
the hearing. This motion is on in Part
OF the Supreme Court to-day.
Judge Weeks's order includes de-
mand that the coroners produce the min
utes Of the meeting Of the board OF cor
oners held February II.
one OF the points raised by Or.
Schultze's lawyers concerns the legality
Of the existence of the coroner's board.
DR.. Schultze's affidavit also charges
that the coroners have uniformly failed
tn issue subppnas TO coroners' physi-
clans TO view bodies, in accordance with
Section 775 Of the code of criminal pro-
cedure and other laws
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BUYERS NOW IN THE CITY
Outof Town Visitors Here to Look Over Offerings OF
Local Wholesale Dealers.

DULUTH-Stack & Co. W stack. dress goods
silks, hanuels: Herald Square.
GLENS FALLS-A 3 Fowler Co; A
Fowler drygoods: Algonquin.
HARRISBURG, PENN-Dires. Pomeroy
Stewart; W II Bennethum. clothing and
waists; 2 Walker ST.
Ross. boys clothing and ladies' ready 10
MIDDLEToWN. CONN., II Bunce Co: p
Herman. cloaks and suits: % Spring 81.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bros; b L Groenwald.
cloaks and suits: so W $50 81.
NASHVILLE, TENN--L Jonas e Co; Jonas,
cloaks and suits; SCI Broadway; Cumberlsnd
NEW HAVEN WeissInan. piece goods; Wal
PHILADELPHIA wanamaker: o NJ
Gaiser, hosiery; r c Cope. linens and
hsndkerchiefs: Miss NJ Mcmahon. girls
coats and dresses: Broadway and 10Th.
ST LOUls-Scruggs, Vandervoort & Barney D
q Coz Miss + y Thompson, eorsets, muslin
SIOUX CfTY-Orkin Bros; NJ Orkin, coats
aad suits: 1888 Broadway.
SIOUX FALLS, s D-Ths Beehive. NJ
Rohde. ladies' reaGy-tO-wear. 1888 Broadway
TOLEDO. CHIO-S Golis.ein co. S b Halle,
ladies' ready-to-wear: Claridge
TOLEDO-W l. Miner Co; NJ A Williams.
mems ladies' and children's underwear. 20
wAsHINGToN-Pettit & Co: Grinsfelder,
ladies' ready 10 wear: York
NILLIAMANTIC. COMM J Galligan,
ladies' ready-to-Wear: York
NOONSOCKET r Harris & Mowry Co; NJ
BTigg5 ladies' rsadysio,wear; Is spring e.
shuman. ladies' rcady-to-wear. Broztell
Furnishing Goods. Notions, etc.
LAWRENCE. Mass.-Rohcrtson Sutherland
& Co; j A Donovan. housefurnshing
goods and china: IS White: Herald Square
RlCHMOND-Richmon Dry Goods Co;
Estes furnishing goods and notions; 45
Leonard.
FALL RIVER-R \ Mcwhirr co. F w San
ford. notions. books and stationery: r
AZ m 4
DERBY. Conn.-HOward 4 Barber Co. Miss
Hoffman. housefurn'ehing goods.
china and toys: = + Abbott carpets rugs
and upholstery goods: ll6 West SD.
WORCESTER-Denh &. Mckay Co, l. c
Brown. director; Walker
Boys Clothing: Haberdashery.
COLUMBUS. ohio-F & r. Lazarus. " ]
Huber boys clothing; As e 18th ST; Colling-
DETROIT. Mich-A scnlesinger G Co:
Rosensarten. clothing Herald Square.
ALBANY, n Y-Dolan Clothing CO: T X Mo
Manus. clothing and furnishing goods: Aber-
deem.
Carpets and Rugs
BALTIMORE-Hutzler Bros: " Catcher. up
hosiery goods. Grand.
BosToN-,w NJ Hatch & co; W NJ Hatch,
oriental rugs: Park Avenue
CHlCAGO-Mandel Bros: A Mandel, rugs. -
T. 22d 81.
H1A,RIRIlsBCRG-Diyes. Pomeroy s Stewart.
w ~ Speakman, carpets: Walker ST.
LANCASTER-M r Garvin Co: [, L Diller up
holstery goods York
NEW Notwithstanding & Robinson: q 9
Herman. carpets rugs 70 Spring ST.
PORTLAND. ME-Porteous Mitchell & Braun
20; \ Moore. ir, upholstery goods: Mis-,
Merry. 50 White st
PORTSMOUTH OHIO-Anderson Bros Co: w
Anderson. 10J Grand ST.
READING-Dives. Pomerov q Schwartz
Burkoy upholstery goods: Walker St
Books.
PORTLAND, Me.--Porteous Mitchell
Braun 60: Q A Moore. tr. books; Miss
Merry; % White
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r., Engine 213: W. F, Hickey. Engine Pa;
9: Charous, Engine 22l; NJ j. CASEY. Engine
2-6; T. S. Richards. Engine 227. T. Ergen.
7in g, Engine 237; o = Mum. Engine ga J.
>; o heete, Engine 20; j. stack, Engine 25Oi
way Engine 271; Z. \. Wooey, Engine ~
ga Sec. j.. Bernsen, II. and L. II: A. }.
l. 81; J. A. Unrath. H. and l. So; A. T. Cole,
II. and J., 107. a. NJ. Forster. H. and L.
JOS; w II. Breuer, II. and L, 10. J. Miller.
No. 3, II. and L. 49, \. J. Bruno, H. and l..
l2s; G. Olsen. II. and L. rs; e. G. Brown,
II. and l.. 1877
special leaves Of absence (without paw
Captain w. McCleary, Eng. 253. II hours.
April $. Fireman Ost gradO r. p McGan-
non, II. and l.. H. II hours. April T.
". T. Gallagher. Engine 2l3: r. j. Me.zger
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FIRE DEPARTMEN

Appointed-Fourth grade 81 900 a year,
Aprl Z: A. Rosonbers. Engine Is. +. II Nc
Nally. Engine 30.
Practlce-To report 10 engineer 81 steamer
Thomas s. Richards. at 9Th Regiment Arnory
Park ave. April .: &. ". Roe, ir Engine
49, j. 7. Footo. Engine Is. n. Bornholiz. En-
gine 80: ! i. D'A1cyodo, Engine %. W. clan
%. Angino 30. l.. A. pammcyer. Engine o..
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Guardsmen for Three Years.

IKy Photograph 20 The Tribune |
Albany April T.-Governor Glynn to-
night signed Senator lierricks bill MAX
ing fiat term of enlistment for three
years for national guardsmen. with the
privilege of ro-enlisting for two years. II
a man has served an original enlistment
of five years he can re-cnhst for one year.
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COUNTY COURT.
f;viI Calendar-Part IN-Moore, y.
QUEENS COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
Trial Term-Nan Siclcn,

McCarren duO/B Q a Williams/N Q
gR n a anO l. q
case Jpischof Everett BOoraa ct al
Higgins unn/B " RI brovn/1recnhut Sicgel
Pankawicus/N ichols Cooper 90
Murphy/B II II II Rosan/ smith
Hedounann/b ! X Klein unD Fleisch-
Koch 0nD Simmons mann 90
Munay/B n Hettling ladmD
Ryan/B II II II kleincrt Rubber GO
White BRADLEY Con Co Martin Dcgnon Con co
Michael bradley Con Hamburger tadmr)/N
pariai dnD/WcsbeTg s. . nv
Raer Schreihcr/N rvs
Selling dnfD/B n r RiSulliyan dnn/B N n n
Referees Appointcd-Nan siclen. j.
Roblnson & al/C'hRpman et NJ 60 v achwcrtzer
Budd ct al/lacgor-E Rathg'hcr
Re John ] Barry. Jr. Barry, guardian al
litcm.
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INCORPORATED AT TRENTON
IBy Telegraph to The TIL

TBy Telegraph 70 The IrIbune.I
Trenton. y. J.. April THE following
New Jersey charters were filed to-day:
Holland American Nursery CO., East
Orange; capital stock slO,Ooo5 DaVld =; -
sem l. p Metzger East Orange, John Hay.
Newark. -
silver Chamberlain CO.. clayton; 20 manu-
facture brushes; capital stock SooooO' An
tLonv @ silver Edgar W Chamberlain, ID.
Linton silver. Clinton.
De Luxe Amusement Co. South Orange;
capital stock. 0OO0; +. r. Backer, New
ark. Mary l.. Llewellyn, Williams D. Lew
ellyn, Jamaica, Long Island.
Boudenot Investment Co, Paterson; cap
ital stock $4,000; Davis stein, Arthur Col
lIer Henry stein. Paterson.
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WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.

Part mills, Part Ii-Morschauser, j. !
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Trial Term-Part IiI-Plathek.

Mnn
4ei a Hefrig 90
aseiB/NapOieOn const
fsthan/Loit
smiih/fciliefcn
T,osen/CliY Of y Z
LoYery/Ssme
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Boreas R'lty/Am 3 Co
Mullins Mullins
AndersOnIAnders on !
L s Oxysen/N Surety /
Golden/NYNH&H RR ]
kurth/kufth
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Special Term-Part U-Veeks' j.
Ex-parte matters.
SUPREME COURT-sPECIAL TERM.
Part III-Bijur. j.

SUPREME CONFESSIONAL TERM
Part III-Bijur. j.
MOTIONS.
porsas R'ty/Am B Co Re Park Ave A&42 SITS
Mullins/Mullins l1eNteIII'o Anon o.
Anderson Anderson lSle/ NorIlah
l. s Oxysen/N Surety Zenher/ Epsleih
Golden /NYNH&H RRI Tichenor/UHo
KurtbJKurth Barbier/ Barbieri
DEMURRER.
Kaufman Kosmos Eng Co.
GENERAL CALENDAR
Fabri Meyer Devine/ Zimmerman
Iasker Block Lukesak/ Lukesak
brandt Const col CRIT Thomas Co/City OF NY
Eastern Realty co lSchneider/Adolph
McElvany Con/CofNY Mcknight Mcknight
Fabbri /Aieyor lHOchstein/ Lecor
Schnatz/ jackson lGreenberg Hart
TblIng /Nekarda opposite /Esposito
De NOung/Cowden Stein/kahn
Morstadt /Lynch NYW&B FR/C OF Ny
Factors Fire ms COZ Same/same
Whidden / Erber/ Erber
Baltimore Dairy L'ch Michaelson /Silberblatt
Co/Belmore Ech co Pfeifenschueider Y NJ
Pollock SolomonIndfcel Hebrew Assn
Hvams /Hyarns MOrelli/ Moreli
Morenzo/Johnson keeley/fach
Rosenthal/ Alderman Thorley/ Mercantile TT
Isscher/ Lascher Wetzel/same
Perug /Berus Ahearn /BoWery Blk
Heyfnsfeld/ CslcaWrra Fee Simple Rty/Mid
Norman /Col -Knick TT dle-Town r II
NoN /Rosenthal Detroy/ Degclman R'ty
Gallsghor/A o Hibern Case unfinished
Special Term--Purt IV--PendIeton, j.
Case unfinished
Special Term--Part N--Donnelly. j.
clear.
Special Jerm-Psrt NI-CohaIan. J.
Case unfinished
CERTIORARI CASES.
People er rel Nassau Int II T/purdy
Ferry Co/sams
Special Term-Psrt NII-Lehman, j.
Case unfinished.
gpeeIal Term-Part NIII-BIancbard. J.
Case unfinished
Cases 20 be cent from day calendar for trial.
csu,.s 20 be- sent from Part III TO Parts ~.
V VI VII AMI VIII for irial.
Trial Term-rsrt If-Lrlanger j.
SHORT CAUSES
,-,., pctersHIor-fS g Car Adv Co/
Morris PARK Estates
iii Nuler/ Durham Rosenbaum Roth
Mecca Realty/Kclloggl Bpdser/bridET
1,sste1 corn Flakes fiarringt on Sialio
-, i.~,,usvln Us Il a Imp/Mulligan
,..'',,'I Cn/,slxou ~ Exch n EFFICIENCY
Mc Dermo,t LeezcnbnumI knoel
T. HauniRsn. Inc Case unhhl'h'p
Rial Term-Part UI-Plat1ck. J.
,,.,.... l,.oio,,iai Man Rose New Eng Nav Co
~ u pef,fg 90 Ford Wsnamaker
...1t. %s,,oteon (;onst Eonbedy/M a q D6 W
..'.'.'ln al DO Pfrte/CAnavan Bros
y ~ tEeIfe,en lLongO/Citg 81 ~ \
,,,'.s./ .ttv of y ltrhroo1erff'fsnd
! a.'cry /gsm. Case unfinished
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Special Tcrm-Part Ur-Trials-Benedict, j..

uorrock DIorrock lToeW Bailey
Clement Clement johnson Johnson ana
Arm/Arm ano -,,~
Siegler/ Segler iFahrenkolt/f ahrehAoH
Klnar/ klosr iBeck/Bcck
Tonkin/B J. + RR. brode/ Brode
Csetzrer/Caetzner London /NY&CT RR
Schroc der Snyder iNLRtL Prehdegast
sake Back Peters Peters
Reber/R eber IHellebrdnd/lSanL
Kobrin/ Peoples The Short Short
atre.
RESERVED CALENDAR.
Weisborg- Marx Twin lkiviatkowsA / hl'i4t-
boro Rlty Assn kowsh 49,.
Konnedy/K Kennedy Tn Plumb CohtTboNS
Conklin/ 10 Connen ford-Dicklns9n
Murray Murray DNkeinsiH CdIuOHo
Farenholtz /Farenholtz Burns Moran No.,
Schweppe /Schweppe Eagle SNsS Nhenhei
Faden/ Fladen
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surrogate's Court-Sawyer. J.

WILLS FOR PROBATE.
Josenh r Kenny Henry D Klots
PETITION FOR ADMINISTRATOR.
Elizabeth lie Furgy
ORDER SHOW CAUSE.
E. j. kaldenberg EDWARD McCdu'ey
EXECUTORS ACCOUNTING.
Alice Fisher Adam BUSH
ACCOUNTING EXECUTOR.
George Simpson
RELEASE SURETY.
uA,e,a N Never LYDIA A Kniren
IN RE ESTATE.
George W Sutton
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Re Park Ave A&42 sts
DexterI56 Allen st
Lyle/Norman
Zenker Epstein
Tichenor/Ullo
Barbieri/Barbieri
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REFEREES ApPorNTEp-wEEKs. j.
RECEIVERS APpOISTEp-wEHKs, ]

SUPREME COURT.
Briggs Briggs-Wilbur LArremore
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FEDERAL COURTS.
SUPREMF COURT.

Donald Campbell, Henry Marx and James
u Merriman. New York city; w B. Miller
Chattanooga; Il. c. Allen. Muskogee and J.
Il. Ferber. Boston. admitted 20 practice.
Raefel Martinez Nadal/ David W. May
argued.
United StatesiFlrst National Bank Of De-
troit, Minnesota. and Nichols Chisholm Co.,
argued
!. original. State Of Georgia Tennessee
Copper co. 81 al. Argument Of motion 10
enter final decree against the Bucktown Sui
phur Copper and Iron Co. commenced.
Cali FOR April S-Nos !. original; Az 746
SO 10 S37. S02. Louisiana McAdoo, S3S. $50
SCI, 645, FOL. 6J2 and s26
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APPELLATE DIVISION. SECOND JUDI
GAL DEPT.

Next term will begin OH Monday, May 4.
Printed cases or papers on appeal must be
filed with Clerk on or before Saturday
April %.
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SUPREME COURT.

Emig Ind saw Ins/Julia NJ Lawrence-Edward
y Bowling
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-08

LITIGATEl
Halsey/Schultz Inc
Levey/lNVcy
Lankenau/lnt RI co
Seaman Guardisn TT
Clark Mason seaman
TT
Sterrellf Tappin
Glickley/Dock & Mil
Gerr/Gerr
Nav Fahrenkof
Farley/Neinstein
People cx rel Fax/Bd
Of Edu
Kanner/ Geiershofer
Same/SaIne
Phillips/Phillips
Matter Of Sultan
Nilim/Rohe q Bro
Sisson /McCreery
McCurdy/Swanick
ACker/Platt
Con Asph PIC OF y Y
Same/Same
Same Same
Eco ex rel Davidson
Williams
IsaacsonJ Segelbohm
Sullivan/Jennings
Straus/NcDonsld
ICeiler/Keller
Dry Dock 5 1/Farre!l
Rosenbaurn/ McCreery
Sausc/ Stewart
same Same
Matter Of APPEL
Kress/Pover
Same, Same
Goldberg BluStein
Re c Of y Y/Bronx
Boul (Wenninger)
Met saw Bk/Mulvaney
Bull/Bull
Simon/N Y 9 Ry
People ex rel Cesar
Kracke
G Of y Y/Cavanagh
Proctor Mason Seaman
TT
Dalton Rapport
Sullivan/Jennings
Markowitz/ Reliance I
People/Carduci
Rivers/Pulitzer
Rosenthal/Bimstein
IAlly/Borden's 9 NJ
Possel/Same
Seaman's Bk/Siegel
Nahabedian/ind G Ice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-08
COUNTY COURT.

BRONX COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
Special Term-Brady, j.
MOTIONS
Masuer/Gt AL & PacI Hyland /speedwell Con-
Tea Co. struction Co.
Morrison /Schmemau. Larson HAY Fdry and
Hand/Greenhut siegel Iron Works.
Cooper Co.
Special Term for Trials-Brady. J.
Cawston Const/Pros- PerlmuttrI Perlmutter
pect ms.
Trial Term-Brady, j.
No day calendar.
Referee Appointed-Brady, j.
Meyer/Heyer. Henry BOtty.
COUNTY COURT-CHAMBERS.
Gibbs. J.
E1-parte matters
Trial Term.
No day calendar.
SURROGATE'S COURT CHAMBERS.
Schulz. :.
WILLS FOR PROBATE.
Jane. Flood Elizabeth Elstner
Bernard Monaghan Wilhelm Dole
Panciatief Troontaien Rosine Baader
John Meyer Edmond Allcot
Charles Englehart julius l. Ellis
MOTION CALENDAR.
Jacob L Falter-Estate OF.
Trial Term.
CONTESTED WILL.
James Burke
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-08
NEW YORK COUNTY.
SUPREME COUR1

SUPREME COURT.
Appellate Diyision--Ing raham. r. j.; Nc
Laugblin, Laughlin, Scott and Dowling
u.
Margies/ CLYDE SIS Co iWescher/Ra
Gumpel BossOng lFinkelstern/ PUNE
Mech Blk 4 Tr/Strat- katZ/C Of y
ton Colambet/ Touraine CO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-08

] Biebcrman/hos
/ Brott/Composite Type
Bar
/ schmidt/Auto Sup Mfg
Rubel & ano/Palmer
Inc
Internationally
/ Williams banda
/ Dougherty/Cirker
/ Greenberg/ Kestler
/ Goldberg/Eri RR
/ Hammer Hay Fdry &
! Iron
| Bklyn Finn S Club !
! Helm ct al
| Congesti Reilly
I Hamer/Nassau RR
/ Fe-tel /Soper
/ ThompsoQlN Y Consol
RR
/ Brown/Browr
/ Moorehead /Rlty Assoc
! Gorham Kelly ct al
! Butler CT al/Greene ct
al
| Farley. Com'r etc !
/ Weisebreten
Farley. COm'r, etc
! Braunstein
/ Strolovitz/So Bkyn Ry
I Snith/Smlth
4 Depirrof Robbins Co
! Smith Kingston
/ Walsh/So Bklyn Ry
/ Peach 4 ano/Reslty rr
Co
4 VanderberC/C Of y Z
/ Zeldin American Ice
| Restuccia/ Hogan & ano
/ Fay/Murphy ct al
1 Rich/Meurer
! Sypenel/C OF y Y
| Nause/Nassau mr.
I Kroos/ Hegarty Co
Pakenham/Holmberg
/ Hanson I Dickson a
Turnbull
! Roediger/C OF y 7
/ Lass Wheelock
CastiSlione/ Nassau RR
& ano
/ Feller/yveiss & Chodo-
rowcky
= ckson/B IT RR
Cooper Diamond Co I
Ryan