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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-17
CITY BONDS ARE
OFFERED AT 1920
Bankers Reap Profit OF
More than $4,000 on
S65.OOO,OOO Offering.
NEW SECURITIES
IN GOOD DEMAND
CITY Receives Payment for the
New Issue in Two
Big Checks.

Kuhn. Loeb & CO. and william A. Rea
4 Co.. whose all or none bid Of oi.i0 foF
IN. citv's new ss5.ooO,OOO 'oan was accepted
,a,. Wednesday by Controller PrendeF-
sast. announced yesterday that the oonuS
would ne offered 70 the public al I'zI
or on a basis 70 Yield 4l5 per cent Bono
dealers we're allowed a concession o.
one-eighth OF l per cent.
The bankers said their profit on the
transaction would average more 'han
s2-5oo. allowing literally for the COM
mission 20 dealers and the expenses o.
the syndicate operations. The proht OF
the same bankers on the SO.U"V.o az
per cent state bonds sold by them IN
January was about $4,000. netting them
close 10 a million dollars on the two
transactions.
Two checks. each for s52.91,25O. we're
received yesterday 10y Controller Prem
oergast for the bonds. the William a.
Read check being drawn on the Chase
National Bank and the Kuhn Loeo chccK
on the National City Bank. The excess
over the parity Of the issue or Ss42'5o'
was the premium received by the city.
Controller Prendergast turned the
checks over 10 City Chamberlain Bruere,
who gave trading receipts 10 both BIDDERS
which Will DO negotiable until they are
surrendered for the bonds. which VIII
not be engraved for two months.
These trading receipts were IN the FOL
loving denominations: $1,000, 5000. 10
oco. $4,000 and 100000. Later In the
day 100000 worth Of these receipts were
sent back 10 the City Chamberlain fo-
subdivision. there being calls for small
blocks by many traders.
A good demand for the new AS was
reported by the bankers 1t was said
that approximately sco.oDoGoo had been
withdrawn from sale by them, leaving
about $500 900 for the syndicate 10 sell.
The state bonds offered early in the wear
sold almost Immediately. but no such
success IS expected for the city's bonds,
owing 10 entirely different conditions.
The market price for the former went
Immediately above the Offering level. and
dealers. seeing q profit In them, took a
large part OF the issue.
With the new city bonds, however, the
price at which they are offered is prac-
tlcally the market level. and they will
have 70 be placed largely with the ulti-
mate investor This means they will not
be disposed OF until the public sees fit
20 buy. which may be soon or months of.
The extent OF foreign subscription to
the new as was placed at from so
10000 10 $1,000 600. based largely on the
bids Wednesday by several large inter
national banking houses. Following the
failure OF their direct bid, It is believed
that they Will buy from the syndicate 10
supply the demand from abroad
Transactions In the 4i4s on the Curb
yesterday were made at 102 lis to
lol l5-ls. the closing price being 102is
The cid New York City bonds listed on
the Stock Exchange showed downward
tendency on a small volume Of trading
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-17
HARLEM MERCHANTS DINE
Wireless Messages Received
from Sayville Station.

The Harlem Board Of Commerce held
its annual dinner at Pabst's Harlem Res
taurant, in 18th St. last night II was
q wireless dinner" BY means OF ap-
paratus IN the dining room, communica-
ton was established with the station OF
the Telefunken company al Sayville'
Long Island. Several messages. one OF
a schooner in distress. were received. An
effort was made TO reach the Berlin Board
OF Trade.
The dinner was attended by nearly I'VE
hundred Harlem business men. Enter
tainment was provided by vaudeville per
formers.
Job r Hedges. Borough President
Marks. Public Service Commissioner Nc
Call. Douglass Natthewson and Congress
man Walter NJ. Chandler spoke The last
named attacked the tolls policy OF the
administration. The diners showed oni'
slight interest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-17
CASTLES TO GIVE ST BALL
Exclusive Home of Dance Will
Be Democratic for Once.

Castle House. hitherto so expensive ana
exclusive. where buds of society have been
initiated into the mysteries of the maXiXe
and the tango by Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon
Castle. will open its doors TO the people
for the closing night OF It's first season.
Miss Elizabeth Msrbury announces
popular and democratic" ball at Castle
House next Monday, from $50 o'clock
until midnight.
No ticket is above 8, and this includes
supper AS no admissions Will be SOLO on
the evening OF the ball, those who wish 70
attend must apply 70 Miss Maroury. Mt
and Mrs. Castle not only will superintend
the dancing but will mingle in II them
selves.
Mrs John Corbin is looking after the re
freshments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-17
PATERSON CITY HALL DARK
Lights Cut Off When Appro
priation is Refused.

Paterson. April l6.-For the first time
since the building was erected the City
Hall is in darkness this evening. Those
who have business there have to use
candles. The big four-faced clock. the
citys timepiece. is also in darkness.
The appropriation for the lighting OF
the building has been used up and this
afternoon Mayor Fordycc appealed 20
the Finance Commission for a temporary
appropriation 20 keep the building and
the big clock lighted, but that body re-
fused tho request. md ordered the
lights shut of. and the Public Service
Corporation complied with the order
The commission viii not meet for =
week and I'm the meantime darkness will
prevail in the city's building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-17
Dryooods.


BALTIMORE-E Rosenfeld & Co. Rosen-
field. piece goods. 1888 Broadway.
cINCINNATl-H q Pogue Co; II II Frost,
domestics. wash goods and hannels; Zoo
CLENEIAND-Havre- Pollock Co; Salerna
piece goods: Hoffman.
DECATUR. ILIl-Linn s. scruggs d @ Co; c
Gllle. domesucs. linens. dress goods. hosiery
underwear. handkerchiefs. umbrellas etc. 81
FORT SMITH. ARK-BealI. Black d C CO.;
" $ Beall. drygoods and notions: Albert.
JACKSON MISS-R T. Remington. linens,
white goods hosiery and notions. 5Zo
Church st.
KNoXVIIIE. TENN Smith. Harrison & Co.
J Smith. trouserngs; Albert.
LEBANON. PDNN-Haak Bros: w NJ Hask
drygoods; Broadway Central ~.
LEXINGTON. KY-H Rouse. drysoocs; Ma
MERIDEN. conn Thomas; Thomas,
dress goods. silks 90 Firm ave: A.,
PITTSBt- RICH levin. Neiman co; Mel
man. drygoods; Herald Square.
ROCHESTER-steinB Bloch CO; "eil' WOOL
lens; 100 9Th az. ~. VT
SALT LAKE CITY-Walker Bros ID " co;
G Lewis. manager: co W $50 81. r
SPRINGFIELD. MASS-Dickieson g. co; IL
Dickson. drygoods Navarro - ~. =, -
ST LOUISE Nugent & Bros D y CO. y -
Nugent. drygoods. 81 Union -. ,,,- -.
ST LOUIS Rosenthal, sloan Millinery .rU,
NJ q Wiener silks laces and ornaments u
TOLEDO Hanson Bros Co: T Stewart lin
TROY \ Y-G p Id- & CO; A II lde. cotton
piece goods: lJ6 9Th az. =
Troy X Y-Cluctt. Peabody & CO; G
cluett. piece goods s0i tth e ay. " " Scarf.
piece goods 25s Church ST.
CIoaks. Snits. Ladies Wear etc.
BALTIMORE T. Hurst * Go; A a. wilson
underwear. 30 Union square. ..,,
BOSTON-W Filene's Sons 60. Mrs Phniips
ladies' coats and dresses. Miss Gilman chli-
dren's dresses: ll5 " 3-d 81. o.,-..o-
BOSTON-F T. O'Conuor ~ co; ! p DChnoI'
ladies' ready 20 wear: Great Northern
CHATTANOOGA-Mile Bros co; Il Miller
cloaks. suits furs and waists; 80 W ga 81
COLUMBUS OFIO-Fedrrman x Levy VI
Federnan, ladies' coats; 10 Z 18TH 81
DECATUR ILIr-Linn & Scrugss DrygooIs
60: Miss Bailey. ladies' furnishing goods 81
Union square. =,
DUBUQUE, IOWA-James Jeyi co; a :. "a
Baldridge tdies ready-to wear; - r lIth ~
DTUT-TT NINN-Silberstein 3 Bondy; OIL
berstein dresses Is + 18th 81.
UERKINER y VI . Munger 20
Jackson. ladies' ready 70 wear; % west So'
AZ; Park Avenue. , -,
DIANAPOLIS-Grand Leader; Levi
ladies' ready-to-wear. 10 l. 26th q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-17
POLICE DEPARTMENT..
Reinstatement-As patrolman. first grad

Reinstatement-As patrolman. first grade,
by order OF the courts, Christian Twillnan.
Observation-Disclosures James Dynan. 18Th
70 Goth: y. H. Connolly, 18th TO ith l. D.. 6.
p. Sweeney. 10th to 1isth: p. j. Anderson
and G. W Reed. l5oth TO 10Th; from l6th 70
l4Sth. J. J. Butler. +. J. Cuneo y. T Duncan.
{. J. johnson, J Litschauer' j. T. : Lo'e'
W T.. Mott, G. f. Nader, ". osterhlrS'
Ptulp Tuliy. ". c. Chubb. Joseph Dolan. j j.
Hyiand. A. J. Ieydet Michael Lolghran' j.
T. Martin, p. ?. Murphy c. E 0Bien. NJ
= Tierney, ". J Darrow. 18Th 70 listn' JON
Rogers. J. r Herman. IT, j. Duay. n. y.
Zicmer J. II. Guerin. John Dom9ro~sI,, -
T. Ryan, y. II. Daily J. J. hienzier' T. DO
McCloy. M.
acknowledgements Christian TWILL
man. 10 Nth. ,t ?
Leaves of Absence Ctul pay)-Captain J.
NcKeowu. 18th. cstys: without pay lstro.-
man Herman Lutemann 18th. day fa'fcH
Dolan 10Th. day. ...
ffsh Z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-17

following movements Of warships have
been reported 10 the Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
Anrll 1.-The Vulcan. al Guantanamo
April l5-rhs ohanon tie New Hampshire and
the Cassin. m Hampton Roads the H-3 Al.
Seattle. ;he Brutus. az Portsmouth. y. n.
SAILED.
April l5-The New Hampshire. the Lebanon and
the Cassln. from Norfolk for Hampton Roads:
the Nereus from Newport FOR Hampton
Roads: the TonOpah the d. the Do. the D-3
the Ell and tie E-2. from savannah fos
Charleston. the Tacoma, from Boston FOR
Newport: the New Hampshire. the Arkansas.
the New Jersey. the Vermont. the iankion.
the SOn0ma the Ontario and the orion, from
Hampton ROals for TampiC0. tho Michigan.
from philadelphia for Tampico. the H-S. from
Bremeuon for Seattle. the Culgoa. from New
ORLEANS for Pensacola: the Galveston. from
Sandakan. Borneo, for rloilo. +. l. the Balch.
from Philadelphia FOR Newport.
The New York commissioner AZ navy yari.
New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-17
SUlZER CASE UP TODAY
Impeachment Proceedings May
Be Reviewed

Albany April ls.-An exceptionally
heavy calendar to-day prevented tie
Court OF Appeals from hearing tho argu-
ments IN the action brought biz former
Governor William Sulzer 20 tes. the
a''ol'S OF DDS impeachment u Is thought
'.e case VIII be reached tomorrow.
me proceedings were brought AGAINST
=" i'ilam Sohmer. state Controller. to com
PEI nm 10 pay Mr. sulzer the salary OF
governor from the date Of his removal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-17

Camden. ~ j., April l6.-Former Gov
crnor Edward Casper Stokes and his
brother. Howard. both OF flillsvilc. this
morning fled suit In the Supreme Court
here against the Pennsylvania Railroad.
They ask 100000 damages because of
the death of their father. Edward H..
Stokes who was killed when a train
hit mn automobile IN which he was rid
ing. at a grade crossing In Gloucester
County. July .. 1912.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-17
COURT CALENDARS
The meaning Of the line /. against.
FEDERAL COURTS.
SUPREME COURT.

G O. Beroth. Chicago: j. J. Patok, Iron
wood Mich. and W : Hancock. OF 81. Louis
admitted 20 practice.
No 40. Alabama & Nicksburg Railway 60
Of a. Morris Dismissed with costs
No 7jl. Charleston & Western Carolina
Co Thompson Argued.
No 2 ,orgnaD. Commonwealth OF virginia
state OF West Virginia Argument commenced.
call for April 1T-Nos = (originaD. foris
inaD, 1ss 302 go (and POI and 292) c97 (and
29Sl $50. IL. 100 and 266
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-17
APPRAISAL OF ESTATE.

MPs AGNES X. SPEAR Sept. 4. 1917
eross sos 62G. net s2se 757. Alfred W. spear
SON: Marie A. spear. daughter. and Florenc'
spear. daughter. are the beneiciaries eacn rs
o,d stocks sso04f5. Decedcnt owned l,oZ'
shares Pullman Palace car company apprsisse =.
at Sl7lOOS and 500 shares Consolidated ud'
COMPANY. appraised at $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-17
FIRE DEPARTME

Reprmanded-Flrema lst grade r. J.
Certify. Eng. So absence without leave
Charges Dismised-Flreman lst grace ~
Copnor. H. & L. &c. absence without leave
Fireman Isl grade r. 7. Gerrity' Eng -
neglect OF duty. r.n G.
ls,ignment-StOker D. boyle, Eng e.,
speciaI Leaves of Absence (witaout pay 90
r,irln,ar An grade Il Haverstrom. Eng. ~
- hours. April Is; Fireman LIST graee L t.. -
TcKeever Fng 22e. - hours. April Il. fHs.
man An grade J. +. Aiah1ny II. l. ~
bomrq Anril II: Fireman lst grade 2 j. r"-
n roT rn 1rt,., 90 y hours. April H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-17
Mother" Jones Out of Jail.

Denver. April 1s-"Mother' Mary
Jones. held as military prisoner in
the Walsenturg jail, was released to-
dav. according 10 announcement by Gov
erno- Ammons a writ Of habeas cor
pus issued by the COLORADO supreme
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-17
Norwegian Minister Resigns

Christlania. April l6'-Io""n Analrs
Minister Of Social and indu''' lied Dy
in be Norwegian cabinet 49, ',,, fono
premier Knudsen, resigned MS ,.n, VITA
,o 'e" owing to Disagreement
~. no,,,asues on social questions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-17
Another Blow for the Vets.

Detroit. April ls-As result Of re-
counts Of ballots cast in the local OBJ
tim elections Of April the "drys
have won two Michigan counties. which
first returns awarded To the "Wets. "
wexford and. AgcmGw arc the counties
which now 20 INTO the dry column
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-17
INCORPORATED AT TRENTON

Trenton, ~ J.. April l6.--The FOLLOW
ing New Jersey charter was filed to-day
John Temoyan Company. woollen "orslru
Goods. r95 600: u. Trucman. Stackhouse; Harry
., kramer and Walters Keown. Camden.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-17

Mr.. sulzer has drawn an Asscmolymans
salary from the state in the meantime.
A peculiar phase OF the action Is that
the Judges OF the Court OF Appeals. who
we're members OF the hish court OF iiu-
parchment. are asked 10 set aside The
verdict FOR which they voted when Mr.
Sulzer was removed from office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-17
FIRE RECORD.

AN ,,.. pndg.r. A
Hagerty. 5000. ,-,srs
,0.0o-'esl second ave. Fred J. Nader - a
i0.i5-l0e and lo4 West End ave- Die''
:, 9s-5l2 East e6,h ST.. Herman Becks'InN"'
slight.
p NJ 60. ,,sinr
f:g5-6i Wooster ST. Leo sen. esslIs' ,v,s-nhen.
a.55-ioStb s.. and Amsterdam ave be'''''
or X schwartz riH.ag .s,,s
s:l5-77 East An ST.. Jacob W: y IN n'.s go
s.e1-s0g Avenue A. Central Coal 90, ,,sr,,n;
S.4e-lSgS Bailey ave. George
trinine. -.r. rornes.
ooo-sii West sd 81 4 siaw; rihHntss,,s
e.3o-2li East gath ST. Morris PAWS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-17
BUYERS NOW IN THE CITY
Out-ofT Town Visitors Here to Look Over Offerings Of
Local Wholesale Dealers.

MERIDEN GONNA s Thomas: z Thona,
ladies' ready 10 wear; 22O Fifth ave
MILWAUKEE-Parl Fashion Co: VI Gross.
baum. ladies' ready 10 wear; u East 3sth
st; Wellington
PTrTSBURGH-Joseph Horne Co: c Mv.r,
cloaks. suits, furs, shavls and waists; 60 W
33d St
PITrSBURGH-Lew!n. Neeiman Co; Me-.
man. ladies' ready 20 wear; Herald Square
PORTLAND. ME-Eastrnan Bros & Bancroft,
w II Kirkpatrick. ladies ready-to-wesr; d
" 800 81.
SPRINGFIELD. MASS-Dicxieson a Co. A .
Dickson. ladies reat-to-wear: Navarro
WORCESTER-Denho & Mckay Co: 6
Marsden. ladies' hosiery. underwear ana
gloves; , Walker 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-17
CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALs.
DISTRICT COURT.


DISTRICT COURT.
ADMIRALTY CALENDAR.
Hand, j.
Rooney/E Coal Dock Iosher/M Boat cessna
Howey/ Barge TIP Top
JURY CALENDAR.
Mayer j.
81 y Blk JC/C OF NY Blum Potomac Inc
Cantalupo/ Lacorazza Stcwart/NNNli%H
blum Alliance In 9 .GrosDeck/Rural PUP
Blum |I.iN erpool etc
MOTION CALENDAR.
HOugh, j.
Adjourned cases
Royal DWI Mall Lowell McCon/ salvini
rift etc Same square
Tburlow /Vrangel Amp Con /WestchesteT
Cen Aquirre /Wrangel iCook/Automatc J +
Sundh Elec/Cutler ITooker/Schr Scah't'l
pavlowa/AtveU |DeichcsU nj copper co
Cameron Gar w Mil Wchb/Samuels
NEW MOTIONS.
Auto-piano C/Winter { Dick/Full'r
Ia.lirnau I,olores .i-f, Copp Sec Amalg
Mack/Auglo = \ Blk Sam"/Sau
RomauazZ. /keibaugh Duplex pccflhs
Noefyn /Yluutiuct0u Gillette Freeman
DE Nayo Robins same f39chenhcimer
ENR Lime Est Fen same teuer
dleton Same herman
Johns & Plat /Killoch same koIness
Branca DE Ambri Same/NoN
Re 6 Giannola iStein/Hacy
NYGes AppliItb II. lSame/Gimbel
Sa mo ICclipse Light Burdens SANITARY Case
same Incandes Sup Ny Gas Appli/Eclipse
W esel Printing Mach Same/llberty
Grimwood Marlin q same lncandescen'
Huencke Co lTaigman/ rorsherg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-17
Miscellaneous.

EALTIMOEE-Balunore BARGAIN House A r
katZ. general Wjse. $50 ith ave
CUICAGO-BOston Store - l. Nilreton NH
goods and carpets. NJ 5fH ave
FORT SMITH ARK-Be3i Eia-k Drvgood,
co. W 6 Ha1l.. flrnisniH. eoofs. Albert
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH-Spring ID 6 20. Mi..
W Hcngsuer iewery ana ieathe. goods
"a Church ST.
Los ANGELES Iarls ~ crank Clothing 20.
n l. Harris. ciothinr Clardgc
Observation-Disclosures Bros. B0hn
leather goods. Broadway and 3-d 81.
PiTTSFlI-lD. MASS d penier a Co:
q Ponder. fUrn goo~s AID clothing: Ma
targe
ST LOCTS-Torllcht Duncker carpet Co. n X
Wilson. upholstery goods. q 18th 81;
SAN FRANCISCO-Roos Bros. l. NJ Isaac
leather goods trunks and bags; 81 Union So
SAN FRANClSCO-The Emporium: W A
kaufman trunks. bags, iewcry and silver
ware: GO " S3d st.
SAN FRANCfSCO-Ievy. Walensten HaS-
RTE. J Harris. furnishing goods; Claridge
san RANCISCO-Hale Bros; j l. Richarta
house fIrn goods. 30 linton Squar'.
SPAgTANRURG. s CT 7. Lies fun goods
and clothing, Greroble.
WORCESTER. NASS-Denholm & McKsy CO..
J 5 Msrsden. furnishing goods. . Walker -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-17
Millinery. Notions, Etc.

ATLANTA-Ogus. Rabinovtch & Ogls. Z
Gof millinery; 62l Broadway. Cumberland
BOSTON-Bowdtch < Clapp, A C Bovditch.
millinery; Murray Hi.
CHICAGO-rhe Fair; r Maiden. lacex
hdkfs and neckwear: % an ave
CfNCINNATIH & 5 Pogue co. Miss J Carey
notions trimmings and buttons 30 ith axe
CLENELAND-Reed Bros 4 Co, g. T Rsel
millinery; 6G Broadway. Herald SQUARE
JACKSONNIIIE-Cch Bros: : Coldher1
laces, ribbons, gloves. hosiery. etc. 2s5 jih
ave
PHILADELPHTA-Gim Bros: Miss Ta,atg
ribbons Broadway and sd 81.
RlCHMOND-Kaufman & Co: / Kaufman
notions: III Broadway
ST LOUISE Nugent 6 Bro Drysoods Co. MiSa
- Robinson. millinery. 81 linton So
TOLEDO Lamson Bros d 60; 2 r Stewart,
nfions. Park .'NerEe
UTICA-F ~ Sessions Millinery co: Y
Clement silks. yeNcts ribbons and MILL
merry. 81 BtDa4Vay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-17
Army and Navy Orders;
Movements of Warships
From The Tribune Bureau
Washington. April 10.

l NaSnlnklput fNHAH w.
ORDERS ISSUED. The following army
and navy orders Rave been issued:
ARMY.
/ SAMUEL. W CUNNING. 18th Infantry. 10
/ Governors Island for examination Tor pro
captain GEORGE %. HEATH Jr.. medical
cprrs found ircapacitat,d for active service
Captain RALPH s GRANGER. from on to
"a Field Artillery. July /; from san iran
cisco. July 6. for Manila
Captain RAYMOND W. BRIGGS from "a 10
etb Field ARTILLERY. July /. TO United states
June II. ,,.l,,,.-,~
Flrs, Lieutenant EDMUND A. BUCHANAN
IN cavalry. from Army and Navy hospital
lot Springs. and on expiration present leave
tn his regiment az Fort Ethan Allen
Se.ond Lieutenant WFLbROlsN DENT, Phll-
ipritc scouts to Fort Mcpherson. May 20
Tor temporary duty until June 30. thence TO
san Francisco. sailing July .. for Mania
sccond lieutenant JOHN +. CRUrCHBR.
from Nh Infantry 10 llth cavalry arm
second Lieutenant RAYMOND MORRIS. from
flth cavalry. to 9Th Infantry -
Leaves OF absence: captain AlsbERT
FTGER quartcmastcr corps, one month
from NAV l. captain THOMAS G. AUSTIN.
medical corps. SIX months on roller rom
duty In Philippine
NAVY
Lieutenant g. II. 4. RODGERS, detached com
mnnd the sylph to connection hitting out AZ
Sacramento aud on board wnen commissioned
PAY INSPECTOR j. j. CHEArliAM, detached
NAVY Department. 10 duty a. ncet pay
muster. Atlantic fleet
Gnntswnin II. X. MApll.l" dctachrd 'ho Mas
sachusctts 10 BROOKLYN
MOVEMENTS OF WARSiilPS. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-17
sURROGATE's COCRT-Ketcham, j.
No day calendar
COUNTY COUkT.

COUNTY COCkT
Civil Calendar-Part IN-NIoore. J.
Actions tr!ablc by the court without a Jury:
LOew /Mclnerney collective Hldg/M & ]
Anderson /Falkenmayer Const
kaplin/ Deitchman h Epstein Co/Baylis
TOnges/Nand Canarse Scarpiu /COgnata
Syndicate Stern/Acme Home.
Paulson/ Hayes Flsche Kaiser Imp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-17
by Mills. j.

Re Farnhlm-ro sell real estate r. NJ Smith
appointed referee.
bernstein /Bernstein-s counsel fee other
wise motion denied.
John Smith Wan Schaick Action dscontin-
al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-17

Buyers arriving In New York may reg
lister In this column by telephoning
Beekman 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-17
Special Term-Part Kelly, j.
MOTTON~E

Special Tcrm-Part Kelly. j.
MOTIONS.
Nat Gas Cock /sha piro People /Grout
and sno People Ashley
PEG eX rel Johnson Re GuarinO
kracke Engel Withers
PEG rel Hammond McGayeny/ Hazelwood
Kracke Packard /MacGregor
Springer Thompson Roller/Roler
Springer Thompson People Kelsey
Halawista Sokel RaGusan Mccain
Watts/Watts iTnderhlll/Ba et al
Niedersum/ Mulroy Re Foster Ave
Foster Kenny Re Darling or Seitlin
Re Harris Ave CDono- Ennis Ennis
Yau) Re Wantagh lands
PetSievlcz/Sou,h Pac Re Marted Rlty co
Pelletreau/ Cosmos Lynch Mutual Life
Constr o. R0urke /O' ROurse
Peters Peters Hudson Wreck Rather
Seinfe /Brannigan Raymond Raymond
Seinfel IL. 23Ol)/ Bran Wolhers Van Hasslsn
nigan IFlorizzo/ Marcnesinl
seinfe u. 23o20 Bran. CairePiel
nigan lMcWalters /NcWaltrrs
Best/Price Pines (Ac D/Crystsl
Dempsey Dempsey Pines (Ac p crystal
Re Fink Pines (Ac 3)/McEneany
Norand /Muralo 60 Pines (Ac D/McEReany
Karlson/T Clarke Mcintyre Douglas
Nilson/Seaboard Const ScottScou
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STATE COURTS.
COURT OF APPEALS.
NEW YORK COUNTY.

Re- o., ~ New York pooDle eK rel SuIzerI
Sohmer
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REFEREES APPOfNTED-Brad J

Josephson /Truberg-M J Mccarthy
Re Feeney-P : Mullaly
Clocke TTompkins-C l. Hallock
ReldITremont Iron Wks-J { Brady
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KINGS COUNTY.

SUPREME COURT.
SpeciaI Term-Part Iii-Trials-Benedict' D.
SPECIAL. CALENDAR Oh FORECL)SOi'H
CASES.
r4erge,ban 0Dohbin Hawkins Jones
Brickcr/ Leonard Iltaase/1Ierue ,.,
i<ins Eav Brew'g CO.. savage Public Constr
%aseano Bael/ EOsenstein
Hoffman Freed
REG GUAR CALENDAR
Johnson johnson & an Kohn /kohn
t,'i,. tI,,ote NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
fanJo,IN v 81 { Pr Roseuaeid hosenhed
y T. r RPrenderEast Towns "a tuU -. po,
Weisberg N/TuubOro, REQ eN iei poSr'y '"'
Ritv co bog co/fu'"'
Bercnson /Berenson
RESERVED CALENDAR
Tho following cases. n marked rea1|. WI,
bo passed for the day. 40 case Will NC ''
down for days upon tho call
rrro.sDonoyan Roush /Roush
1ae1l6.r Leonard /Menendez
Fucker /Chugerman SpahsieFJasso'
Berger /ZibulaN
81, rorm-part + Crane j.; Part III. Jay
90, Part ~. Blackmar, j.; Part v,
Clark, j.; Part vi. Garretsoh - '"'' VII
Manning. D.
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Special Term. for Trials-KeIby. j.
COUNTY COURT
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

Trial term calendar over until Monday
Special Term-Part Mills, j.
FOR MOTIONS
Van IIorson Nc Donald Karlhorn Polish y ALI
Realty Walker Francolini
Sclleck Burr Italian saw Bk/Sterllng
Re Farley Schmidt Park
Hubbard Rose Re Rice /Foerste
Beln/Joncs Putnam 60 say Bank
Naa/ FOrdham Chamberlain
Smith/N Conduit 4 Salvatore Salvatore
Gable 60 IWagstan/ThOmas
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Nv TOupkins, j.
$4,000 for Fathers Death

johnson County Saw Bk/kornhauser Motto
u defendant 10 dismiss granted.