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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-16
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY,

Albany. April 15.-The following incor-'
pcrations were filed to-day with the secre-
Cent-a-SaIe Corporation. Manhattan; man
ufacturing deal in vending and coin con-
trolled machines for sale OF confectionery;
etc; 100000; william Schoonma ser; +oi
Fourth ave New York; George +. Schoon--
maker, Albert 5. Bard. New York.
The Reliable Dellcatessen; Mannat t,aI
York: Adolf Knoesel, Anton AVS, New fofk.
New County Realty Corporation Mamma
tan; s.. 600; Michael J. Dowd 204l Nalsntin j
ave. Bronx Lewis s. Marx New YORK
Thomas j. Flanagan, Bronx
The Wonder Clock Advertising Company
Manhattan; 100000; Bernard L. Miller, los'
BENJAMIN Q. Miller Brooklyn.
Goodell & Co. Manhattan motor venice
business and accessories, insurance; SspaS s r
1870 Broadway New York; Frederick
Hudson william r. Osterhout. New YORK
The FfreprOof Contractors Corporation,
Bronx. $50 600: Anthony A. Decicco. Clark
Queens Borough; Warren c. FIELDING
Bronx: Vincent l.. Leibell, New York.
Operators Leasing and Realty Corporationy
Manhattan; $4,000; Edward w. Drucker, ssa,
Broadway, New York; Joseph buschman, ]
New York: Reuben Lyons New York. ~
Brooklyn Linoleum Company, Brooklyn; si5. =
600. Jacob Olswang 1871 Prospect Place. Brook
lyn: Michael Olswang. Louis Rein, Brooklyn.
NJ Handin and Drapkin. Manhattan; gen
eral fur business; $4,000; Harry Handin. Ia
57th St, Brooklyn; Fanny Handin, Ada Drag
kin. Brooklyn. ~
Brandon Specially Company. Manhattan 4
drygoods. notions, novelties. etc; $1,000; Ar
thur L. Strasser. 100 Broadway. New York
Nathan $. Dalsimer, Brooklyn; Walter
Rose, New York.
shinnecock Casino Corporation. Good Ground j
5000; David d. Allerton, 20l West Slst e. i
New York; Andrew Mehler. Arthur C. Perry
New York
Youdonald Realty Corporation. Manhattan
5000; Archibald A. Macdonald. Yonker
William Young, Jessie Young. Brooklyn.
Trio Leather Goods Company, Manhatts
81, 900; Jacob Sherman, 1851 Eastern Parkw
Brooklyn; Annie Sherman, BENJAMIN Frad
Brooklyn
Conley Manufacturing Company Manhattb
manufacturing. deal in hardware. lumf
etc; $40 900; w X Conley, H7 West 7sthfs
New York; Thomas J. Meehan, Frederick
Hamberg, New York
S. Rosenberg Cloak Company Broqtxly
5000 Samuel Markowitz 10i4 Manhattaniave
Brooklyn; Abram Zalochitz. Max ZalochitA'
Brooklyn.
j. & D. Realty Corporation. Manhattan:
$, 900: Edward McElhinny. 197 Adams ST. I
Brooklyn; Joseph p Fox, Anna X. OFT. New
York.
Perry Casino Company. Brooklyn; $40. 900;
Frederick PARSER, STATIONS Walk, Gomez
Island Joseph PARSER, Coney Island; Harry
Salyin, New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-16
AGAINST OIL SPECULATION
Curb Association Official Calls
Many Orders Suicidal.

Warning against speculation In oil
stocks without adequate margin was
given yesterday by Franklin Leonard, jr.,
secretary OF the New York Curb Market
Association. Mr.. Leonard's precautionary
declaration followed reports that the pub
lie was not getting square deal in the
exception OF orders for the securities Of
the former subsidiaries Of the Standard
oil Company.
ANY intimation that the official curb
quotations OF Standard oil shares are not
published in good faith is false" said
Mr Leonard. II have been afraid for
some time that the outside market would
set q black eye from the enormous spec
Llation in oil stocks. We publish the
hieh. low and last sale OF all transac-
tons that take place in the outside mar
ket. and II any one will take the trouble
TO look il will be seen that this IS more
than houses handling an over-the-counter
business are doing.
Il was opposed 70 admitting the quota
ton OF Standard Oil shares on the curo's
Official listing sheet, because they refused
10 comply with our rules, and 1 feel to-
cav that we would be better off II they
were not traded in on the curb, because
Of the effect Of the wild speculation that
has taken place.
The great trouble is that the public
is buying on too small margin IN
stocks that have moved more than 100
points in a day. Many of the orders that
have come in are nothing less than
suicidal"
During the last two weeks there has
been a big drop in the value OF STANDARD
on securities. In some instances the Ie-
cline has exceeded 100 points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-16
FIRE RECORD.


5:25-323 Hudson St. Mortimer Tischner: slight
S:35-S5 18th St, owner unknown; slight
lO:O5-3CO West 50th St, William McCracken; no
damage.
PM
l2Io-1GO West Houston St. Giovanni Gavani;
$500
1.0-Sl7 East 3sth ST., Broderick Cooling;
trihing.
2:20-77 Second ave- Samuel Wenstein: SIS.
2A0-lS4 First ave, Annie Saboca; trihing.
SA-Hart's Island; owner and damage I'M
known
$500 East l09th ST., Wolf Kassin; trihing.
4:45-S5 Mulberry ST., owner unknown; $50.
b:5O-i29 East 18th ST., II. Belene; trifing.
6:00-s06 Greenwich ST., p. Hano Printing
Company; damage unknown
7:O5-6S4 Broadway. II. B. Meyer; damage I'M
known.
710-l11 Blocker ST., A Singer & Bros. dam
age unknown.
1864 Walker St, Weber & Levy: 81, 900.
S:20-229 Cherry st., NJ. Roth; trihing
9:25-140 West 4th st., Nine. Hammer; tiff
ling
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Drysoods, etc.

BosToN-W Elienss Sons Co; Miss Minshall.
corsets. Mrs Phillips ladies' coats ana
dresses; Miss Gilman. children's dresser.
q Sheffield misses coats ana AkiEtsi sliss
Jackson, waists. Miss Griffin, misses Waists
Miss Mead, muslin underwear; fhlllpB,
ladies' coats; l. Ring. ladies' and misses 81
coats and dresses; w II childs, millinery 10
boston dilchrist 60; Miss A Hahn,
waists; 81 white ST. Prince George
BOSTON 4-R II stearns & Co; w flniayson.
laces. hosiery, gloves and underwear; 70 -
RosToN-MaErane, Houston CO; Ma
crane. drygoods, CollingwoOd. -
BosTON--M Goldstein. woollens ana tr'n'-
p6 msiqssS; Ishspard Norwell 8 Co; ellis.
wash goods and Innings; 20 Fifth ave
iO-Hamlin's b e Flint. cloaks SUITS
FFALO-Hamlins. + y Gordon, linens, cot
tons nannels aud blankets; llb West ga ~, ~.
CHICAGO. siegel Cooper co; a ! kanhWsilsI;
clothing and hats: J smell, blankets ana
beddins. MISS ] Goldberg. misses and chill
drenB cloaks; 10 u "a 81 ,..tas
CHfCAGO-The Fair; J. IL Webb, doInesuos,
fiannels, dress goods. SILKS ana VeNees' 90
c0fTMBfA' y C-J /. Tapp co; /. Tapp,
drygoods, notions and furnishing goods; Ma
coITMBvs oH1o-Union Clothing CO; II
Brothers, ladies' ready to wear 20 Union
DAYTON, oHIo--L TroKier Co; L -, BOb ,;
m0le5 Teduy 70 "NN'' -
uA lgIIg ON cant c Watkins. Ltd; Miss
n McDernott and Miss VI De Lanty iaoies
furnishing goods; H4 Church St -
IIARTFORD-C s Hills & co; J FertuSon'
silks vevets and Innings; Latham. .
UERKINfER n Y-H g Munger 20.
Batchelder. hosiery; go Church ST. fAIA
Los ANGELES Muse. Faris q Walker Co:
n I, barrow, ladies' ready TO wear Ito ="
32d 1t. ,,-.. w r
Frankenstein. domestics, fannels ana DIAN
kcts; 70 spring 81 .,,.. Collins.
NEW HAvEN-r A Corbn, woollens coming
wood 49, r1,, ,.a,as,
PIIII,ADELPIIA-T II Vanneman q son ~
I NJ Vanneman underwear; Herald square
SBURGH-Kaufmann a. BaeI 70 Mls' =
Thai misses coats, SUITS anu az 80 =, go,
Kaufmann coats. suits and dresses, - 49, az
hats and caps; Miss A McManus "aiS'S' "
scRANToN-C Clarke Bros; Waters co ars1t.
infants wear, hdkfs and notions; n OHi'N
SCRANTON Scranton G co; J r., Open e +
HEINZ hosiery, underwear anu 0i0'
26th ST. Hoffman. ,,,..,.- co.
s,rEIJRTNVII.LE, OHIO-Jones, MunKers 70 70;
alr Weber, ladies' ready-to-"ear' ~ "
Cd, ga rs6Itrre--scruass. vanderyoort & Barney
ID g Co. Miss Il Hail. inls9e9
on, sui = oI rs Fly e Walker D G Co; X
Kurtz. wash goods; 25s Church ~; - near.
s1' PATu-C w Reitar, ladies' reaoy 10 "e~'
- ia .iss,ff51IISSyycTov- woodward e. Lothrop; h
"Gisr,an ladies ready-to-wear: S4 4th aV, r
vOITTGeTOWN. OHIO-G l. Fordyce 20; htn -
E-ordvce drygoOds; d Jones IL. , ,iisn.,
goods hosiery and jewelry; = lsel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-16
BUYERS NOW IN THE CT
Out-of-Town Visitors Here Look Over Offerings OF
Local Wholesale Dealers.

millinery faces. ribbons. hsudkerchiefs, ETC.
Millinery.
gAITIMORF--Ifoc hschild. Kobn co; n
Rohr millinery: 20 9TH ay. .o,t
BOsToN~chandler & Coz Dugsan, mill
cHhIltcsAGo-S Hernos q co; y Herzos Mill
nS5g 'So fans 4 poepks CO.. Miss Ber-
ger millinery; 30 Broadway. - 1885,,
cINcINNATI-J Shillito 90. h.S..h;ss. rit's
Muslin underwear. lacts, handkefchio's' I'D
c,i iSi.1 IN, " McAipin co; Mrs O
couden, millinery az Cng ,IIr VAR varpeli co.
j. Varnell ladies' ready -to-Wear ana "'if' -
avg ~ ci IS X Henocksburg. millinery; Her
oM4GA~ogus, Rabinovitch osus; Robin.
millinery s2l Broadway $50 al, y
xORFOI K-Mlller, PhOads & SWartz; MISS
Cohen. neokwear and belts; Miss r Barber,
iaces and embroideries; 20 W Ssd 81; Sres''
Ric 1iIJMoNp-Kaufmann g. Co; Kaufman
millinery: 62l Broadway. a.. r. go.
RTCHMOND--J y Mosby & co; Miss |o"-
ningham millinery; 30 w ga 81 ~ a.
sT I0GJIS-Rosentha sloan Millinery co. D.
Block, hats; 6T Broadway. -. r,h.
TOLFDO-LamsOn Bros Co; Mics N br0n' nv
bons: go 9Th ay; Park Avenue.
Miscellaneous.
Ar, ,N,.ra N Rich a Bros Co; II Newton:
furn goods, hosiery ana underwear; l4' ~
ATrBisURN-Foster, Ross g. CO; II } Graham r
domestcs and linens; so Fiftn ave; ,. ~
Z, A = SrTNdoREs- baltimore Bargain HOUSE. -
EtvInge. ribbons. 354 Fourth ave; Moa 4I5h.,
BALTIMoRE-stew q CO. c S And glass;
214 Church ST. Prince George - r.t..d,
BAITIMORFs-Stewart & Co, MISS ~ St.,re,
ribbons; Miss Reagan, gloves "a O"''S'
p ,ITINoBE-stewart & Co; T Rummel'
clothing "a Churc 81. - r.. r,
BAITIMORE-Seg Rothscnno ~ ~
s ffrnhrqIfaa. lWt FlflH hFNs
pt, ApFoI2DEErtz & Ertz; NJ Ertz, genera
Yndse. Broadway Central 49,. LACE,
r,I-ErATO-W Hengerer Co; u Breese' iSDs.'
ribbons. hdkfs and trimmings IA Shu'N"
c,1 dS1siytSi W Billiard 8 Co; r. V"-
non general merchandise; Aoeroecn' <-,..
c,tITS Mandel Bros; n IL Proost' COMES
tics and Innings: 13 East "a ST ,,,.
cSGo-Pulver & Tobias; Andrews iaf
nisning goPGS' r1arweI CO.. F Stretch. silks
ard velyets; T Brownlee. upholstery sood'
and blankets; y Leonard s',,,,, s. : Barkuns.
laces and ribbons: 80 Union SqDaIs o. VIZ
PITrSBIJRGH-Pitt Dry Goods 20, ~ 4
McKelvey, fancy goods and houohs' 70 Leo"
po or ~ Pomeroy & Stewart;
M Phlllips, house furnishing goods ana emma
osvysIIIBSfF5Ne,F,-canender. McAuslan & Troup
co: Q II Chapman. shoes; Wslker i -.
PROvIDENCE-O'G German co. "oi'"A"'
genera al, s sNSIsco-Roos Bros; casnef,
mems and boys clothing; 81 Union SO,
OhKT AND-C j Heeseman Co; 9 n Aaiiett'
ciotbine and furnishing goods; 81 Union 20 4
SOUTH BEND c ELLSWORTH X Ho'si ''o"'
general mdse 60 W SD ST. ro.non
crpTNGFIFI D-Smith & Murray; J y Don
nelly. hosiery. furn goods, laces' enods 3h'
,c5 5fb9ons; " Wv VII n Frear & Co; K Hoyt,
wGRRESSBURGH- Empire Shirt co; II 10
semi. shLrtings; 200 Fifth ave;
WASHINGTON-Woo d Lathrop'
ITobson. uph goods. 334 Fourth ave-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-16
INCORPORATED AT TRENTON
In Telegraph to II Tribune.l

by Telegraph to The Tribune.l
Trenton. April I5-The following New Jer-
sey charters were filed to-day:
Shirley BifOcal Lens Co., Camden, 70 manu-
facture lenses and other glass goods; capital.
500, 900; Jacob Schneider. jr., Charles L.
Cludius Philadelphia Frank G. English.
Wildwood Crest.
Federal Contracting Co., Jersey City; capt
tai. 500 600; Charles u. McCourt, David A.
Newton, Jersey City William, j. Hughes.
Newark.
ID. c. Kimpls Construction Co. Jersey City;
capital. 100000. Gustav ID. c. Kimple, Hobo
ken; Ernest d. c. Kimple. Weehawken, Jul
ius D. G. Kimple Bergen.
Lehigh Bolt and Nut Co. Newark 10 man
ufacture stoel and iron bolts and nuts; capt.
tai. 5000 600; j. Edwin Stein. Scranton, Penn.
J. y. r. Smith, James b. Reilly, Newark.
South Orange Distilled Water Co., South
Orange; 20 deal I'm distilled water; capital
$50, 600 Rose Herman. Patrick Herman, Bar
tholOmew Herman, South Orange.
Atlantic Aerial Co, Camden TO operate
aerial planes and balloons; capital. yl25, 900:
Kenneth Robertson. Donald Robertson, James
McCutcheon, Long Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-16
Special Term, for Trials-KeIby, j.
COUNTY COURT.
rial Term-HumDhre,
DECISIONS.
BY Van Siclen. j.

Barwick/ Canton-Moving papers are deficient.
Submit order OF reference empowering the
referee 10 examine into the facts and, upon his
report 10 execute the proper deed.
Wieda/ Susskind-Submit copy Of the com
plant served In the Kings County action.
Gerbe/ Gerbe jr-Moving papers do not sat
istactorily explain the reason for delaying the
prosecution OF the action from 1908 10 date.
Application denied. without prejudice.
Halleran/ Halleran action for divorce)-Order
denying motion 10 dismiss complaint signed
$40 COSTS. Same/Same action for separa,-
tion)-Order denying motion TO dismiss com
plant signed.
Forrester/ Earle order signed
Hook /Hock-Order signed.
Berliner/ Friedman and others-Judgnent OF
foreclosure and sale signed. Almon c. Ras-
quin, referee, 10 SELL Queens County Trust
Company depository; 2h per cent allowance to
plaintiff
Pines Ghering-Order signed.
Re Shaler Street-Suppementh and add
tional order taxing costs signed
Re Ridge Street-Supplementa and add
tional order taxing costs signed
by Justice Benedict.
OtwayLsnare & Triest-Order signed.
BY Justice Kelby.
Katzner/ Wsner and ano.-Judgment for
plaintiff Submit findings and proposed judg-
ment on two days notice. See memo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-16
Army and Navy Orders;
Movements of Warships
From The Tribune Bureau.l

from Inc tribune bureau.
Washington, April 49,
ORDERS ISSUED.-The following army
and navy orders have been issued:
ARMY.
Colonel FREDERICK s. STRONG. coast arti
lerv to Fort Winfield Scott and assume COM
mand coast defehces OF San Francisco, vice
Colonel RICHMOND p. DAVIS. coast srti
lery who viii remain al present station until
July 10 then proceed to Washington, as as
sistant to chief Of coast artillery.
Second Lieutenant GEORGE L. SMITH, Philip
pine Scouts, to Fort Myer, for temporary
duty; thence on June 30 TO san Francisco,
sailing July for Manila.
Second Lieutenant RICHARD T. cox, as
signed 32d Company. coast artillery
second Lieutenant FRED SEYDEL, coast artil-
lery, placed on unassigned list report 10
commanding officer coast defences OF the Co
lumbia for staff duty.
caves Of absence: Major GEORGE T. LANG
HORNE cavalry, military attache, one
month from May 81. Colonel WILLIAM II.
ARTHUE. medical corps. three months.
NAVY.
csntain W. w. GILMER, detached command
ale Pittsburgh: to command OF naval stations
al Olongapo and Cavite.
lieutenant {. w EARLY, detached the New
Jersey; to Bath Iron Works, as inspector OF
lieutenant WINFIELD LIGGETT, detached
naval station. Guantanamo; TO temporary
duty with the Montana.
detacbed the Jarvis: 70 navy yard. Norfolk.
T5eufenant Ounior grade) J. ID. SMITH, de-
tached the Louisiana; TO navy yard, Norfolk
ENSIGN p. r. WRIGHT. 10 command CO.
Wedicai Director II. w. f. WEBER, detached
navy yard Boston; TO command naval hos
pital Portsmouth.
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS.-The
following movements Of warships have
been reported:
ARRIVED.
Apru 1.-THE Benham at Hampton Rosos;
tbe Arkansas the New Jersey and the YER
mont. al Hampton Roads; the Saturn, AT
Tiburon, Cal ,,, A., o,rao
at Hong Kong
SAILED
Anru 1.-THE south Carolina, from Poit-au-
prince for Tampico, Mexico. the Arkansas
the New Jersey and the Vermont, from
southern drill grounds for Hampton kosus
April 15--The supply, from Manila Tor shahs-
hal. the Hancock, from New Orleans Tor
Commander in chief Atlantic feet ordered 20
yroceod 10 Tampico, Mexico. with the Ar
kansas the Louisiana, the New Hampshire,
fine Michigan. the Vermont, the New Jersey
and the South Carolina, the South Caroline
having been intercepted on her way from
Uawtt 10 Hampton Roads.
The Tacoma al Boston, and the Nashville, at
Monte Crisu. santo Domingo ordered TO
The golfers Vulcan. Jason and Orion ordered
flag OF Commander in chief Atlantic feet
transferred from the Yankton TO the Arkan-
ees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-16
FEDERAL COURTS.
suPREMH COuRT.

l.. r. Cowle Jersey City: r.. N. somervilie,
Cleveland, and w II. HARRISON, memphis
admitted 20 practice
No, $50. Franklin X. lane 81 si(Waos o. al
Argued.
No. sci, Equitable Surety co,/U. =. to use
OF w. w Mcmillan. Argued.
No. et5, southern Railway &c. /dadd.
Argued
No ISL, Charleston a Western Carolina
Railway CO. Thompson. Argument com
mended.
Call for April i6-Nos 7bi, 652 go. 2. orig
inal, original 1873. So2. s76 and POI, 292, S1
and 2qN sSO
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Embassy in Chill Favored.

Washington. April 1.-THE Senate For
eign Relations Committee to-day favor
ably reported the bill to raise the Ameri-
can Legation in Chill TO an embassy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-16
Rank Of FRANCE Statement.

Paris, April l5.-rhe weekly statement
= the Bank Of France tomorrow VIII
how an increase of li.oiiOOo francs IN
old holdings and decrease OF 2'OlSOOO
rsncs In silver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-16

Buyers arriving In New York may reg
lister in this column By teicphoning
Beekman 5000.
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CIRCUIT COURT or ArrEALs.
Iacombf Coxe Ward and Rogers, il.

Howard Tug Arrow lie samucls
HaUganTTug Geo Hin Lewis Nowinckel
Re Boyd Weeks/U
Anderson/M a. n RR Ro Burr Mfg
HogRyMaxweil Same/Same
Whitcomb/ Shulz
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Civil Calendar--Part IV-Moore, j.
Frankel /Bloomingdae Kalmanson/ Brenowitz
Soloyei /NVhelan Wiliams/C / & b II r
Kopman Mass FL r r
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QUEENS COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
Trial Term-Van Slclen, j

Trial Term-Yan SIclen, j.
Hederman/L / II II Parish, infTVeisberg n
Koch, inf/Simmons Selling inf/B III r. r
Murray/B III r II Wliams/NY q OLI&P
Ryan/B III r X Everett Boorse
White/Bradley Coltr Brown Greenhut-s G
Michael Bradley Contr
Remainder OF calendar passed to Monday.
April 20
Special Term, for Trials-Kelby, j.
Burnett/Geres Ward/Clty OF " Y
Hess/Hess IStein, etc/Vard
Pierce/E Riv Land Woodhaven BkICr.d
Einstetin, etc/Acad- Holding Co
envy Prop Snedeker/ Trump. etc
Schelling/ Boyce VoorheesOInger
Leahy klty/West, eto lMoreland/ Barry
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sURRoGATEs' COURT-sawyer. j.

sURROGATEs' COURT-sawyer. j.
FOR APRIL II.
PROBATE OF WILLS.
PROBATE OF WILLS-Dominck Msssaio,
Florence Russell Carter, Anna c. Mcdowell
PETITION FOR ADMINISTRATION-Ne
tie Augustyn.
ADMINISTRATION ACCOUNTING - Wal
lace Hill Lockwood, John Hyland. Solomon l.
Levine.
TO RELEASE sURETY-Heena NJ Meyer.
FOR APRIL 20.
EXECUTOR ACcoUNTING-Barney Foshsy
and Nettie stern.
DISCOVERY PROCEEDINGS - Sarah A.
Keller.
PET. TO COMPEL PAYMENT OF LEGACY
Bridget Owens.
Decisions-MiHs, j.
Dederer/ Dederer-Order OF publication.
Knoepke /Knoepke-Ftnal decree OF divorce.
McCauley/ Foster-Order bill OF particulars.
L. g. d. and Irrigation Co ~. Lucas-Mo-
ton OF deft for new trial denied.
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ADMIRALTY.
Rooney/E Coal Dock Mcsher/M Boa, Geisha
Howey/ Barge Tip Top
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SURROGATE's COURT-Ketcham. j.
WILLS.
Dennis McCarty Ella Vinstadt
John Rust Patrick J Boyd
ADMINISTRATION.
Frederick Friese
ACCOUNTING IN ESTATES.
Isaac Henderson Diedrich Strunck
Aaron Spencer Fred Hauck
sullivan J. Hest
Samuel Llppman Josephine Phillips
Mary Ost Chas Grant
] { Hecht Henry HOller
ESTATES.
Annie Drlscol Leonle Richards
Joseph Gatone Gustave Lehman, jr
John Willie
CONTESTED CALENDAR.
VIII OF Chas Young.
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STATE COURTS.

Re will OF Randall. Ry/State Tax Board
Re Scheier People ex rel 80 Avo
Re G OF WV Fms RR/State Tax Board
I'd Kingsbridge Ry/Same
Re Federal In Surety Re G OF Y/runnell 81
People rel Tn Ry/l People eN rel SulheH I
State Tax Board Sohmer
People ex rel aga 81
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WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.

art mills, j. Part II-Morschauser, j.
ioanze/R g. Dennis Guinea /P bugrh Con
andall/ Beach IBerry/E<lein
azar/ War'g Hat Mfg lFletcher/NY n III & II
harells Baldwin G Warley/Delhno
arrett/N II r Marcus &c B/Powers
Wyck Picture Co
inehan/Silyer CTentzb ger/Mt Vernon
iber/ Biber Mccarthy Ringler & Co
iber/ Biber IGlbson/ Richards
Wilson White Plains Burt Richards
ihalen/N & q II r lOhl/ JObson Gift
arofano/ Covino Hetzel/N Y N III &H
rim Lehigh Val Coal Mackey/ Mackey
/Sladon Iron Bucciareli/R 81 Dennis
emmett Hustled Nugent/ Wiffier
ecker Evans Heike/ Maxwell Bris
eilly/NYNH&H VintOn Transit Co
onklin /BirdsaI Vince Nannariello
erry/N q II r MalOney Rodriguez
enza/Bd Education Fred ksen/ Rochelle Coal
liberty Brew/Olt Winkler/ Swackhammer
Iurray/West st Ry lSee/Ocean SIS Co
tehlin/C &c G Contr hickman Leibold Co
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THE TRAGIC STATE OF MEXICO
How Can the Substitution Of Villa for
Huerta Bring Peace?

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: The utter breakdown or our state
Department I'm handling the Mexican
crisis. combined with the European ana
Asiatic international complications result
ing therefrom, must now. more than ever
be a matter OF grave concern to the wnole
American people, absolutely irrespective
OF political utilization.
To suppose that the substitution ior
Huerto of a man Of the character ana
antecedcnts of Villa Qor he and not Car
rama. the idealist. is the man to be rech-
oned With will bring peace to our dls-
tracted southern neighbor represents
most interesting and curious but, under
the circumstances. tragic state OF mind'
for any one at all acquainted with Mexi-
co and its political conditions must rec
ognizs that only a patriotic, vigorous and
intelligent armed despot Cat least as a
preliminary condition. If Mexico, unas-
sisted. is to work out her own salvation).
and not a bloodstained and illiterate ban
dit. can bring order out Of the present
chaotic conditions existing I'm that I'M
fortunate country.
SAMU Ell T.. PARRISH.
No % Broad street, New York. Feb. 3,
1914 AZ