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In the estates OF Caroline wetmore. James
Chsypeli. Clarkson Rue, John Mikantorvie1'
J. Leaders. Orar. s. Baldwin,. John Schiit3z,
iionig, william Meyer. Warren Field. Char
io;te Wilson and John Spr,nesteen. Estate
or Juliet Wallace and William Hubbard.
QUEENS COUNTY.
County Court-Trial Term--Before Hum.
phrey. J. Court opens and calendar called
Mills. ct al. Berkeiy vs.. Brooklyn Heights
Railroad Company. Austin vs.. same; scar
borough VS. East River Gas Company or
Long Island; Reichling We. klotz. ct al :
Kent vs. Brooklyn Heights KMlroe W NON.
Andrews VS.. Brooklyn Heights Railroad Coin
pany; Fa,um VS. Brooklyn. Queens county
and Suburban Railway Company. Murray vs.
same; Carroll VS.. New YORK ana queens
Haws Remainder of calendar passed until
"Wednesday, Apri. is, 1914
supreme Court-Tr'ai Term--Before Van
s,clcn. ]. Court opens and calendar called
8, 10 n. NS' 2,o' a. 80. - a.. s5s T 1g"
following causes IL marked ready VIII ..
passed for the day. No cause WIN DC set
for :, day on this call Nos f6'. fns, fos
4so isi iss. t65. iss ~; III "a anGe
Highest number reached on general calendar
supreme court--special Term for Trials.
Before Kelly. J. Held In the County court
and calendar called in Special Term room.
ground floor. at 10 A. NJ The answer mus.
be ready or OF. No cause on this calendar
will be set for n day Cases must be ready
for trial in their order when reaehed S sSs
sos, ali, 237. Balance Of calendar passed
FOR the day. Highest number reached on
the general calendar Is 35y.
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DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

BUTTER-The butter market opened yes
Of last SATURDAY: Trading was fair. re-
ceipts were liberal, but not sufficiently large
s TO s.us 81, any dsrr.sse IN price Quality Of
m.v. held stock was sti great RayeS.
grades were in better demand Yesterday ard
advanced nc. Prices follow: Creamery.
4T3s s' s4 ;sf e1r :s s.g9ss ssc :eGS T
good 70 prime. 22a2.e.; process extras,
frsts. lsc.; packing stock current make,
No c, 4 4 z leg Ti. No; 3 is@I-1e .,n -
Yesterday and even held stock was easier by
,sc. Rest cured. fresh makes. were on NC
The green stock was cleaning up little
iI.,%aisc'. fresh specials, fairly cured,
skins, held. fair to finest. u a lac, skins.
fresh good to choice. lo9iokc.; poor to
EGGs-R.c.ip,s liberal, with larg. guam
a9snee Of which THE the regular packed arsts
UNCHANGED. as was storage packed stock
Me-, ,I. eggs were becoming 50 plentiful!
Was slack. with a tendency TO cut prices
There was no out Of town inquiry. Few
feed - get rid of them Goose eggs wer,
..w-r yes,erhay il,an th.y had been this
follow Fresh gathered extra. alu2liac.i
storage packed, nrsts 20 o 2Oisc. regular
packed nrsts, lo@lsiaci seconds, Is. a
WHITES me TO fancy, g2@ nc. hennery
brown ?i"2ll.c brown, ana mixed colors,
I'VE ."l.c,. Baltimore ducks, 2ic,. West
ern % ft2ic.; Tennessee ard other good
southern, goa 23c. Goose. AOw45c.
LIVE POULTRY-There was an auction
sale Of one car, Of southern poultry yester.
day. the fowls bringing 2oc., BOOSTERS Is J.. c..
4aS ser. and fss'. out sr T9s resHa
making prices. There were twenty cars
Of freisr, unloadsd and two cars Of sN;
he good buying to-day and tomorrow for
n. Jewish ,,., holiday and thsr further
Established quotations except those msde a,
DRESSED PorLTRY,mmFr.sht killed fowls
Yesterday wi;h a Better t.eing Thu. See fe.,l
nj . but nU there rV ws. "Ints Better ;,nS
and the receivers have more confidence
io%. Opf x. t 30 be higher M" a.
should he on tn. same plane, There wer,
few old BOOSTERS In yesterday and these we've
!. wers irr.suia;, m ITo1.@ pogl!,,
we're In strong hands aud prices hish
9uo'stionsa Turkeys, average. H., ~ a gSc
qtsg po. -a ,e"sy 40 IDS ca aiSs
en-. Ihllad-lphia, fancy, 24g?5c coars.
M to PGE as.p w &C. Ia G 10 10 lbs. lbs "a
l s , nHHe e., 80 ib; ib@isc; In oarrels
nIi5,ae, Ola ROSTERS, i.rc. Frozen
! Tirkeys, small, Western, selected hens an,
TEXAS; s3c; % hens, ssSs,o.; cd Old toms tom.
fancy, Is. TO "a ms ssa s5c; corn led. 20 a
Gc, chickens milk fed, 81 To 3S lbs I,
coHen, II n $50; corn fed, l5u Ice. Fowls
Western boxed, co lbs and over TO dozen
.ae SO TO 80 lbs, We. old rooster,
\ ic &C. Dusks' Ws.tern, lsais. 40. 90
sallC. wv
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Judge Hough In the Uni,ed States District
Court granted discharges Yesterday to these
bankripts; solomon Austin. salesman 3iS
East iG5ih street formerly a furrier: Ia
bilities. !l,726. samuel Backhaut. furrter
ITO West Twenty sixth street. liabilities
Si7.sO5 William r. Dieckman, grocers'
specialties, 3O7 East lnth street: liabilities.
1895, Fred Flicker Co. cloaks and suits
rs West Twenty-sccond street; liabilities.
;It7a. Grub.r Bros, waists, 1853 Mercer
street. liabilities s.0ss. Edwin N. Heck
scher salesman, 23s West ilsth street. Ia
biliiies s2546. Joseph Horowitz. ribbons.
.ol Broadway; liabilities, ss.2sa; Kathleen
r.rkgt ,, sg,res'' "eti posiy'e Th.,
clothing and mems furnishings. ais Bowery;
Liabilities $500 Edmund w. Van Derpool,
grocer. Poughkeepsic: liabilities, 32,0S5.
Raymond Walters, designer, iie West Sew
enty-seventh street; liabilities, t6.3b7.
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WEST INDIES LINES REPORT.
Net Earniags Increase, but Presi-
dent Mallory Deprecates Outlook.

The report Of the Atlantic. Gulf and
West Indies Lines and subsidiaries for
the year ended December 81. 1919. shows
operating revenues OF sle,i07,i40. an in
crease OF S1.3s0.7s3. with re; earnings OF
s3,006,22s. showing a gain of $.iiS35.
The company's total Income was $3,3Al.-
SOl, an Improvement OF S776,535. The
surplus after the payment of dividends
was S421,il9 greater :han in 1912. beng
s622.133, which, added 20 the previous
surplus, gave a total Of Sl.4ie.0oi. Tho
final surplus was S1.3iO.117. an increase
OF S4s4.44s.
In his statement to ;he shareholders
Henry II. Mallory. the president. says that
with the beginning OF the present year
business conditions have not been as good
and the outlook for the immediate
future Is not rs promising as last year
lie ADDS Disturbed conditions In Mexico
have affected the revenues OF the Ward
Line but service has been maintained to
the PORTS Of the republic with profit"
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. NEW
Rfs. Piain,iff. against MICHAEL ii REIDHH
Marsaret Searle. Mary Plunkett and others
Defendants
In pursuance of a judgment OF foreciosur.
and sale. duly male and entered IN the ahoc.
entitled action and bearing date the 18th dsy
of March. 1914 |. the undersigned The Rel
cree in said judgment named. will sell n, pub
lie auction. at the EXCHANGE salesroom No
1915 Nesrv Street. in the Borough OF Ma
haitian City OF New York. on the FIST day o.
April, 1914, at IL O'Clock noon on that day NY
J. II Mayer Auctioneer. the premises directed
by said judgment TO be eold and therein de
scribed Ne follows:
lying and being in the Twelfth Ward % ID.
City of New York. bounded and described 4.
follows: BEGINNING at point on ~.
southerly side of One Hundred and Seventeenth
dlIth Street. distant three hundred and nv
four $50 feet and eleven iii inche. ea.er'v
from the corner formed by the intersection o.
the Eastery side OF Avenue A or Please;
Avenue with said Southerly side of Ore Hur
dred and Seventeenth dl7thl Street, runu,r.
thence SoCTHERLY and parallel with sac
Avenue A or Pleasant Avenue. and for a por
ton Of the distance through q party wal. ona
hundred 400 feet and ten do' inches 10 he
centre line of the block thence EAsTERLi
and parallel with said Street eighteen ti.i feo'
and one and thr'e-eishths a. inches: ther
one hundred 1eO feet and ten 90, inche. 20
the SAID side OF said Street. and thence WIS.,
ERLI along the same eighteen 1s, feet .u
one and three-e ghths o., inches 10 the pom
place of beginning.
Dated New York. March -. 1914
NICHOLAS DOSNELLY Refere.
HENRY LEWIS MORRIS. Attorney for p.ar-
I'm Orice and Post Office Address o b..
er,y Street Borough of Manhattan Cip -
New York
The foliowns - diagram Of the properly -
no sold It's street Number is $50 Ea,, .'-.
street
East II-th 4,
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rORECLOsrRE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF SEw
YORk-Tessie u. Herman and another,
plaintiffs. against Sarah b. Lipfe.d ami
in pursuance OF a Judgment Of foreclo..-,
and sale. duly made and entered in me
above entitled action, bearing date the aSvN
day Of March. 1914 I. the undersigned. the
ref s,, In .aid !aiEmern named Nh SCI
Nos 1915 vesey street. in the Borough u
day Of April. 1919, a. II O'Clock noon n
sold and therein described a. follows
ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel =
land. with the buildings and improvenen
the Borough OF Manhattan. OF the City
New York, In the County and STATE Of Now
York, bounded and described as follows
side Of is5th Street. distant one hnnGfes
and sevcnty-Hve fee, easteriy from tho ~.
ner formed by the Intersection Of tho ror'h
erly side Of i2tth stree. with the oas,.-y
merry iIth Avenue "a videred) running
thence noriherly and parallel with said pm
lilo Drive or Boulevard. ninety. p'ro 20,
eleven inches 10 the centre line Of tn h'oe,
feet: thence southerly. parallel with .a.t
Boulevard and part Of tbs. distance through
parry wal! uinety.nlne faet cirven in,l,,
to the nor,herly side Of i2s,h street al
thence westerly along he sam. twen'y.H,.
feet % the point or place of beginning
g. Said premises being nov known by N.
NELSON OLcorT end eSro-..
SYDNEY II. HERMAN, Attorney Tor p'4.r.
W.. 81 Nassau Stree, borough ~
The following Is a diagram OF the pron.
erty to be sold. a. described b1ve *.
street number being 5i3 West Ism s,r,e.
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COURT CALENDAR THIS DAY.
NEW YORK COUNTY.

NEW YORK COUNTY.
for. sg insrshain. Rssushin Clarke sss.;
81 4; Il: 81 Isl: .sj IT, s'e '''' 80
supreme cour,--Appellster Tsrnl.Reessss.
s., SPseD Davis. ' MOTION calendar called at
supreme cour,--special Term--Part H., -
Before Weeks. J. Court opens at 1880
suprem. cOurt,,speciai rsrm-Past Ill.
%Sss' .:n:. ;s.s: ssss; :.ss :,si: ssssSs.
I,s ssa. IS So ~ 1903 Iii ssss ,so: ,sis.
a. soss i issS ia s, if 1885 ii;s ss
1875. lss: IFS; 2i:i, III, 'isc. 1905 22os'
ss f.rt s'T x 2s .'i P. ef: j. Gas. un
Part v.-Besors ponneiiy. J, Case un-
Part vr.--Befor. cohaian. J. Case un-
Part vI-Before Lehman. J Case un-
Part vIII-B.sors Blanchard J. Cas-.
~. V. VI. VII. and VII: for trial.
n.t oPseE IflaSssr, j. Sos. siss, 49,, $3.50
ss sss; s.iii 49,; ssis, s ss; s ss,
ssss. s aSa, :Gss. Case ~' unfinished. " ''
Part Ill Before Pla,zek; J. Nos. e;:s.
sS $50 49, 's: .s 49, iS, ssi' ,5 ;ss ca.:
Psri IV.-Adjourn.d until Monday, April
Part v.-Adjourn.i until Monday. April
.,s Par; s,. l ss: of Ian N?; ::s:
ss;s' 2a.' SS;' ss's :as7 sof, i'S''
Part yrI.-Be,ere Con ,I...Ncs. :ssddss,
sse. soI, siss. s2o5. 1855 $3.50 Case un-
Part vIlI--Before Emerson. J-.So.
ratt iX.-srfOre Ford, j. No. 2s'a. Case
ssss Gay sss so;o ;S: sss,
| 22s7. 26os Case unfinished.
Part XI-Before Phiibin. J. Case on. No
| part XI!'-Adjourned until Monday. April
raf s. , sg:As ,lss ,. 5-S9;
ss:l. $sss' ses,' ssSs' ss,o s,as 2sa7 2'ii
1850 isss i,so. isss p case unfinished 's'
Part Xv.-Rcsor. Gieseiieh. .J-Sos. issc
7is' ASA. lass. 1858, 1851 aSss, case I'm
PART xvL-Before Scwburser. J. c.s'
Par, xviiNBefore Hendricks. j Nos. SIS
So iss. issi ssS ss i'os i'ss IL i iei,
case unfinished.
Par, XvIII--Besore Greenbauu. j CAS-
1 Oh NO OdN cdlrntdr
! Surrogste's Court-Chambers--Bef Co
hslsn, =. Motion calendar called al 1893
A VI. Wills for protste--Maria Boltch
Charles l.. Adrian, Vincent q Hami,l Gas
par Schmitt. Abraham We'll Morris Lowen
bein. Samuel Timer Thomas Washer. Thoma
Draper, Alfred -. NJ. Hooper, Charles y
Ormiston, Louis j. Merkel. Mile q. Hon
Hester Max Haia,in, a, 1889 4. NJ
Fowler. =. Court opens A. 10 A. NJ con
Z tested wills--Sos. 3itl. 3i73, 3l43, 3let, 3lbo
3iss. 3175. 3l77.
| city Court-SpeCial T.rm-Part I-Bcfor
\ Smith. j. Court opens at 10 A. NJ. Motions
! Part If-Refore McAvoy !. Court opens a
10 NJ. Elk parte matters.
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Centre Line Of Block
Inc approximate amount OF the lon -
chafs-, to satisfy which the above desc '.
property ls sold - Three thousand nine I...
urea ana Tour +4-lpp Dollars s: .-i tii With OIL.
!efest thertoh from the 9TH day OF Fehr4i-y
1914. together with the cost, and allow.
amounting to Two hundred ana .IgNfs--N
100 Dollars Sss6 l5l with interest from Mar .
Il, 1871. together with the expense. a. T..
sale The approximate amount OF NE tar,-
assessments AMI water rates or other s1s
which are 10 be allowed to the purchase. on
OF the purchase money, paid 10y a., k''
cree, - Three hundred and eighty four o'
Dollars hSA.o5l AMI interest
The premises viii be sold sub!e' 70 80
dimensions thereof bc.nE more or les. ore
subject also to any state OF fats Na'a. o.
accurate survey may show
Dated New York. March - 1914
NICHOLAS 4 DONSFIIY pe's-o.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

49, ~ e'@-~~~>
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. Cut>1N
OF BRONN. FIRST JUDICIAL DIST .--
faeii. saws SommI..'ay1' 70. F., =.
oa behalf Q: The CRY OF Sow Nu-a
the appointment OF Commissioners N'
praisal pursuen. 90 Chap'er - 'A'
OF 1891, and the several statutes arl, ','
thereof ami supplements. th"-.'p.
20 aeau.rins an estate = fee s.n.r
ana an estate by way ~ gt-"r"n'
the .tterseg ton Il MOTT NNtNt. ..t
EAST lssTH STREET u tbc HH
TIE IL, Born, S,ty OF New YORK reg
an. snd opernt.on in perp~'uiy o. e
OF S "a fhs hfi i M4nEn4 HIM '
report OF Charles l. II rNWta. 49,.
Laslie and sampson II We.rNtr
the above entitled pso,eou!Ls 0a''
hears date the 2Jrd a.ty % Ntt"..
MED In the office o. ia" Gers no 81.
NoTicE is FtWrUi.R lIf.N ...
said report viii b. pre-entcl .' .t.
Court Of tne state o. New N'rk
Term Thereof % n" held i0 ~" '.-..
Blstrir, a, tne Comfy C,@t-.
on tn" gain day % Nrr'.. l'N % tr
ing Of Court on MAJ dar. att '.lH'
there, Or as soon tN'r"4ft'-
that sl!d -sror, be counrr"t r,.rr
tho parcel designated tn ta4 pop
upon Nc map Il 'onpanS!us tn1
Parcel No !. aud that a. - -al3 3
motion WI or maze ih4t
FAR AS Il relates 20 Ia-rr. 81
10 nav Commissioners 20 10" np"t.
me said Colr' 30 reconsider -r
pa,ed, Sew Yors. ,,>r,..., ic.1.,.'
Hall Of Records Borough ~ ",.
Ci,y Of New YorE
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SUGAR HEARINGS RESUMED.
Expert ~ America =
Co, TestiAes in FEEDER raj suit.

Henry T.. Niese. chairman OF the manu-
featuring committee of the American
Sugar Refining Company and one OF the
directors representing :he old regime, again
appeared on the stand yesterday at the
resumption in the hearings In the Gov
ernment's suit against The sugar COM
parry. lie testified at length regarding
various trips he had made to Colorado
and Michigan at the request OF II. y.
Havcmeyer to investigate the sugar SIT
uaton In those States.
Sometimes later. he said, Mr.. Havemeyer
bought a large block Of Michigan Sugar
Company stock. Mr.. Niese said that his
mission in making these trips was to look
int, the physical conditions OF the fac
tories and report to Mr.. Havemeyer con
corning the ACCESSIBILITY OF taking them
over.
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DELIVERY SUPERVISION 20 v
manufacturer Of record meters ~ seN :
enth avenue-Schedules IN bankruptcy
show liabilities OF SCI. O0., Of which so. :
is s.~.lred ana assets ~ Ssh consisting
OF stock in New York. Philsde lphia.
Washington and Chicago sold for 900
accounts. s5.0Ss; cash In bank. sasl AND
cash on hand. s6a. Among she creditors
are IN, American TaNimeter COMPANY,
st5.bSs; Regina Company, $50 III secured
and Henry :. Mott. sll,f65. disputed.
JACOB WEINBERG. clothing dealer Sot
MISUNDERSTANDING in bankruptcy show
liabilities OF s3s, 32,, OF which $4,000 Is
secured. and assets OF s. aao. consisting OF
stock. S.. 500. ar fixtures. $3.50.
LOUIS MALNIN co. manufacturers OF
furs. IA West Twenty-seventh street
Of Sl0a.593 ana assets of $4,000. consist
Ing OF stock, $4,000. fixtures. $500 and
accounts $4,000. Among the creditors
are =. Hyman Son, $500. Public Bank
1000: Lincoln Trust company. $1,000
and Bank of the United states, $500
They ow. Sl.iH 20 unpaid employees;
LUCILLE STONE. shoe dealer 3s Cathedral
liabilities Of $3.50 and no assets
LOUIS DIENSTAG. Jobber In woolIens. 2ss
Grand street--Schedues In assignment
show liabilities Of si77+A nominal assets
Of 1885 and actual assets OF &t,s.I
HENRY ROSENBERG jobber In woolen'
and silks. 2l3 First avenue-Schedules In
assignment show Liabilities OF $3.50. nom
in.i assets OF 1850 and actual sssets OF
GoTTLIEB GI.AuBER, dealer In br.c-a.
brsc, 50 LenoN ADMINISTRATIVE In as
signment show liabilities OF $3.50. nomI
nal assets of $3.50 and actual assets OF
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GOV. AMMoNs RECALLS MILITIA.
Troops 20 Leave Colorado Coal
Fields at Once.

DENVER, April i3.--Folowing ar open
rupture between Gov. An,inons and Cen
John Chase. the Chief Executive ordered
the immediate withdrawal OF all state
troops from the coal strike fields to-day.
He has directed AT the same time that
Mother Jones be released from the wal
senburg jail without further delay.
The soldiers OF duty at Walsenburg
are to be relieved to-day. Those In the
Trinidad district will be withdrawn
Thursday. The cavalry will be the last
to leave the southern strike zone, the
troopers being ordered to remain until
Saturday.
II has been an open secret In State
House circles for week or more that
Gov. Ammons and Gen. Chase have enter
tanned opposite Views.
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

rareon. Son co have bought SIS, 200
oswesatchie, N. y. one 10 thirty year ~
rer cent bonds 5000 NJ these bonds are IN
500 denomination. Also $4,000 Contra
costa County, cal, Richmond School District
70 maturing In one TO twenty-one years
plympton, Gardiner & co. announce that
they have moved to their offices 2s
Exchange place, corner OF william street
over the Farmers Loan aud Trust Company
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National city Issues Booklet.

The National City Bank has Just Issued
a booklet containing the Federal reserve
act, the national bank act and other
Federal laws relating to banking The
booklet IL fully indexed and contains over
two hundred pages. II In attractively
got M with a blue cover bearing the
seal OF the bank.
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The approximate amount Of The Hen or
charge. to satisfy which the above described
property Is to be sold. II si30s. 10, with In.
terest thereon from March 18Th. 1914 20.
gether with costs and allowance. amounting
to fsi5.Os. with Interest from March 75'h
1914. together with the expenses % tha
sale. The approximate amount % 'sNes
assessments and water rates or other liens
which are to be allowed TO the purchaser oul
OF the purchase money. or paid ny ths
referee, Is t2SO. 20. with Interest
The above described property IL 20 be sofa
subject 10 past due first mortgage - se.
cure $50 900. 90 with interest at -. per an.
mum from June 9Th. 1918. and Other fao'a
specified In the Judgment herein and 10 be
specified In the terms OF sale.
Dated New York. March 3lst, 1914
NELSON OLCOTT end Rcs.r.s
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

& MACBAIN. a frm composed
Of Robert J. Newman. william c. Newman
and wa,sr aesain; h,s Insurance .,,, sssn il
bankruptcy with liabilities Of S75.:so ana
nominal assets OF t7?.5oo.
soLoN H. NEWARK. salesman OF asis
Broadway. formerly president Of the 81
Gallen Manufacturing Company; importer
Of iaces at as Broadway. which was pu,
rid Of personal debts of 311.27t and llabiii-
ties as an officer Of the ST. Gallen Manu-.
featuring Company. and as indorser OF
notes of that company. and also notes for
the accommodation OF NJ. @. Samueis
co, OF an unknown ,s amoun nd 40 400 srork
OF the 81. Gallen Manufacturing Company
OF no value. .,,, -, -,
G. ". KNAusr, chez; ,eTid'ns ,, a, ~; IN
bankruptcy with liabilities slice and ne
WILLIAM SIMON. manufacturer of furs At
20 West Forty-sixth street Petition In
bankruptcy by these creditors: Dora y
Horwi'z, $50; T.; s. Wheeler 'ss ,i,d ana = !,
was said that he made an assitnmen ,
on March 81 to Jacob Marx Liabiites
]. NJ. : WAIST coMPANY.--fe,ition in
bankrup,cy nlcd against BENJAMIN u.
Jacobs. Henry Simon and Alfredo Mariani'
nanv' manufacturers Of waists at Al West
X Fasuiio. $500: Harry wsikon, $50. and
II. Abrams t-b On hrsIBheu
was said that they made an assignment
yesterday to Max Berg. Liabilities are
3ll 600 T., -,
/ HEiI.MAN SoS-Petltion in bank
ruptcy filed against Isaac and samuel heii'
man, who com pose the firm Of J. Helman
4 son dealers in hay. straw ana grain
WITH a grain elevator at l6&2 Webster ave-
nu. and store at ?a.s Arthur svsnur'
Rronx. BY these creditors: Arthur T.
smith, sS57: Harry q. Gere Company
seas. and Elmer q. Porter SA?s. jung
Houxh appointed Harry q. Gere ans
Charles Anhalt receivers band S5.ooo
with authority 20 carry on business thirty
DAYS The receivers are creditors ana
vii serve without compensation. liaoili-
ties are estimated at $4,000 and assets ~
$4,000. 40,
Ia STi'DIoS-Peti-ion in bankruptcy Med
against the LA studios. corporation
commercial photographers at 25l West
Forty-second street. by II. A. sofchick
creditors for $500. II was alleged that
they made an assignment to David HaAf
Liabilities are 81 500.
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ISAAC CATE REVIEWS ATTACK.
Shareholder Assails Management Of
American Locomotive Company.

American Locomotive Company.
Isaac NJ. Cate Of Baltimore. a large
stockhelder in the American Locomotive
Company who some time aso issued h
vigorous attack upon the management and
transactions of the company resulting In
the sitting Of the charges by a committee
recently. has fired another shot at the
management.
In his last attack Mr.. Cate compares
the Baldwin Locomotive Company with
the American company to the detriment
of the latter. and states that the com
pany in which ne is a shareholder has
not done as wel1 In the last few years
as ii did in the years shortly after its
incorporation. He adds that the dividend
paid on the common stock In 1908 was
unwarranted and continues his criticisms
of the sale Of $4,000 shares OF common
stock by Harvey Fisk & Sons to the COM
pany at s45 n share.
Mr.. Cate also attacked the salaries paid
to the officials OF the company.
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WILMINGTON. April 13.--tieorge ID. Hop
kins, Francis ID. Buck and George w.
Dillman of Wilmington to-day secured
charter at Dover for the international
American Oil Company. with a capital OF
$50, 600. 900. TO do a general oil business
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Supreme Court-Appeliate Divislon--Sec.
ond Judicial Department Before jerks,
y. j: Thomas, Carr. Stapletou. Putnam. ~.
Court opens AT T. NJ Enumerated day
oalendar-Nos, IA, IA, Ill. Isl. 80, -,
sSs' 2St go :9s st7 26s 81, asa e6&
264, ?S5. :dG. 27o :7i. :'2 1913 "a. 215.
supreme Court 80 Trial Term Part L.
Crane. j. Part III, Jaycox. J.; Part ".
Blackmar. j.; Part v. clark. j.. P,rt VI.
Garretson. j.; Part VII, Manning. j. Court
opens at 10 A NJ. CaleMdar-Nos. 3eAG-3e53.
$3.50 s.ss. 1900, 1879. :to4, 6l2,, 6,ss,
eslt 1851. 1887, 6tl0. .s.s 26it. SEAS.
1851 1881. 2sse, ?s7s, a25i. so6i 32ss,
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Supreme Cou-,--By Justice weeks-Mon-
,aguc VS. Cosgrove, lawrence y. Grecnbaun;
scIircr vs.. Herzog. William Allen.
By Justice Da,is-Rives vs.. Pulitzer
Phoenix IrRraham: Kelly VS.. Pascal, Alfred
SttCkler Ir.
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WASHrNGTON, April i3--The. day call
for Tuesday In the supreme Court will be
Nos s3s. Louisiana VS. Secretary OF Treas
ury $50. sci. SIS. 75!. 6s2. see. ?, original.
nj
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Receivers Appointed.

supreme Court----By Justice weeks
Marie Robert VS.. Timothy j. Murphy, Robert
J. Hare Powell