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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1914-05-09

candidates were taken along and given
the first degree by the Houghton de-
gree team.
Since the destruction Of the Baraga
temple by fire last fall, meetings have
been held ut the Town Hall, which is
utterly inadequate for degree purpos-
es. Those who were given the work
were Bernard Raymond, Fred Mathes,
John Dorothy and Adore Dompier.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1914-05-09

The state convention Of the Modern
Woodmen of America was held at
Grand Rapids Wednesday. ]. Clyde
Watt of Saranac succeeded Herbert F..
Caker Of Wedock as state consul, and
was in turn succeeded as state clerk by
Horace d. Holden of Midland. The
next meeting will be held at Flint in
1917.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1914-05-09
Advertised Letters.

List Of letters remaining uncalled for
in the Office at Baraga, Mich, for the
week ending May 8, 1914.
Miss Helen Nygard, H. N. Perry.
These letters will be sent to the dead
letter office May 16, 1914, II not deliv-
cred before. In calling for the above
say Advertised" giving date Of list.
FRANK NJ. ENNIS, P. M.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1914-05-09

About twenty members Of Baraga
Lodge No. 556, I. o. o. F.. were in
Houghton last night in attendance at a
session of Pilgrim Lodge No. 56. Four
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1914-05-09
MOYER TRIAL
TO BELONG.
Expected to Take About Two Months Time and Cost
Houehton County Close to Fifteen
Thousand Dollars.

The People
vs..
Joseph Suto.
Larceny from person.
The People
vs..
Yrko Leskinen. Dan Sullivan, EN-
lie Kempenin, Santri Lahti. Peter
Barsanti, Frank Waskin, John
Rolli, Charles Jarvi, Andrew Kan
gas, AFRO Lahti, Jycob Heikkenen,
Henro Karpinen, Jacob Stervis,
Leonard Kangas, John Karvinon.
Kaupi Yoki, John Soderzick, Jacob
Heikkila, AFRO Erickson, Heinno
Mikko.
Rioting. (Stoning Train.)
The People
vs..
Mike Ceragioli.
Assault with intent to do great
bodily harm less than the crime
of murder.
The People
vs..
Nor Oppman.
Having dynamite, ETC., in posses
sion with intent to destroy life
nv nroparfv IF auofhar
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1914-05-09

Mr.. and Mrs. John Hartz and family
on Tuesday shipped their household
goods to Houghton. where they will
reside.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1914-05-09

Baraga county for trial and will be tax
en- up when Court convenes here Ma,
18th, at II a. m.:
The People
vs..
Leonardo White.
Carrying concealed weapon.
The People
vs.
Andrew Testen.
Carrying concealed weapon.
The People
vs..
Margaret Cibasek.
Intimidation.
The People
VS..
Mrs. John PressereR.
Intimidation.
The People
vs..
Maggie Pakolink.
Intimidation.
The People
VS..
Agnes Lukanich.
Intimidation.
The People
vs..
Annie Clements.
Assault and Battery. (AppeaD
The People
vs.
Joseph Jackovieh.
Noise and Disturbance. (Appeal)
The People
vs.
George Banak.
Noise and Disturbance. (AppeaD
The People
vs..
Giuseppe Ausreppe.
hoS;,u harm Lose than the crime
of murder.
The People
Ann. II Iockwood F. AL
Riot.
The People
peter snebar
Assan,t w;th infant to do oroat
bodily harm less than the crime
~ rurder
The peon,e
Josenb sufon;a and Boris Fodar.
Rss;st;no an officer
The People
ys
Arthur rebto Et Al
Felon;ouslv and r;otouslv
assembled
The People
| 80
rr.nt W vsrb.nac.
Corrv;no concealed weanon
Tho peon,e
| vs
Io,, v.,;m.Lo
C.rrv;no concealed weanon
~,
Vs.
ueorse .o'.. s.
|
The People
J VS.
George Svegei.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-04
.STOCKHOLDER BEATS
WABASH RAILROAD
Court Orders Company to Pay
Back $4,000 He Invested,
with Interest.

Justice Donnelly decided yesterday In
favor OF James POLITE In a Stockholders
action 10 set aside the plan OF the Wabash
Railroad Company to exchange $4,000
600 debenture mortgage bonds for new
issiies OF refunding bonds and preferred
common stock' As an alternative relief
POLITE asked that the directors OF the
Wabash be ordered to account for the
bonds and stocks which, he alleged, were
Illegally used.
The suit Of Pollitz has been in several
courts since 1Jt7. when he brought II Tor
himself and other stockholders. naming
as co-defendant the Equitable Trust
Comranv as trustee under the plan 10
which he objected. Among the directors
Of the company when POLITE brought his
suit were George J. Gould, j.. y. Delano,
r. NJ Galloway and Weus II. Blodgett.
Justice Donnelly held that while there
wa no loss TO the Wabash. the plan hav-
ing been held Illegal POLITE was bound
bv IT, The court ordered the payment to
POLITE Of 81 900, which he invested In
the stock, with interest from 1906. The
ruling holds in the case OF the other
plaintiffs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-04
WILLS FILED.

GEORGE A. ARCHER, died March 49, left
$1,000 10 each of his children. Annie NJ. Arch
or Mrs Kate Archer Young and George Frost
Archer: 20 three nieces and two nephews,
$500 each; residue to Mrs LAvinia Frost
Archer wife
JAMES j. DUNN. died February Is: LETT 800
and 500 each 10 five clergymen, and divided
the residue into nine parts TO be divided
equally among the following Catholic IN
situations: Mission Of the Immaculate Virgin.
Presentation Day Nursery, -. Nincents Hos
pital, Home for the Aged, Society OF ST. Vim
cent de Paul. Sisters OF the Poor OF -. Fran
els, St. Francis Hospital. ~. Joseph's Hospital
and 10 the new hospital being built by -. 10
sephs Hospital The estate is valued at more
than $50 co.," No provision is made for seven
cousins OF the testator.
MISS FRANCES A. SABINE. died February
q: small requests to inc nephews and nleces;
residue TO Miss Julia NJ. Sabine. sister, Of Pei
ham No provision is made for Mrs. Mary 4.
Haines sister.
TO Conway CMass.) High School: $1,000; Con
gregational Church. Conway. $1,000; Wilson
Memorial, Nyack. ~ Y, $1,000; Missionary
Alliance West Nyack. LOO Gospel Taber-
nacle. s. 600; residue and $4,000 10 Mary j.
Perkins.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-04
LINERS DELAYED By GALES
Transatlantic Fleet races
Worst Weather of Year at Sea

wireless reports received from the
yestbound transatlantic feet say that
the worst weather Of the year is pre-
yailing on the Atlantic. The Maure-
tania which holds the record for the
fastest passages will not land her pas
sengers until this morning. She has
always made the run from Dauht )
Rock to the Ambrose Channel Light
ship i'm four days, ten hours and forty
one minutes.
Captain Charles, her new master, re-
ported yesterday that because OF bad
weather he could not dock before this
morning. The Mauretania, he reported
was 2GO miles east of Sandy Hook at
s a. m. yesterday.
The France, fastest of the French
Line fleet, was $40 miles east Of Sandy
Hook at noon, yesterday and may not
dock until Sunday morning. Captain
Poncelet reported gales from the west
and heavy head seas.
No wireless has come from the White
Star liner Baltic, which left Liverpool
March %, and was due yesterday. She
is a comparatively slow vessel I'm or
binary weather and it is thought that
the storms will hold her back until
Sunday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-04
Allison, Pinked in Shoulder
by Strauss, Defeats AID
versary After His
Wound Is Dressed.

Real blood was spilled last night in
the preliminary fencing bouts with the
fons at the New York Athletic Club.
when ten contestants appeared in the
preliminary qualifying rounds of the ma
tional championships at foils and duel
ling swords.
=. W. Allison. OF the home club. was
"pinked" so badly by Albert Strauss. Of
the New York Turn Nerein, that II
was necessary to stop the bout for TWEEN
ty minutes while the injured man was
attended by Or. Il. Gignoux. who found
the broken blade had penetrated ALL
sons left shoulder 10 a depth Of more
than an inch. After his wound had been
dressed. Allison resumed the bout with
Strauss and defeated his adversary.
The accident happened so quickly that
few Of those on the floor saw how il
occurred Allison, who was formerly the
captain Of a Cornell fencing team. IS a
fiery foilsman and his attack IS OF the
lashing. impetuOus variety.
He was leading Strauss by two touches
10 one ut the time and when the referee
called play" the blades OF the rival
lefctTS remained NOlStu a Dlltl moment
before Allison rushed forward, beating
down his adversary's guard with the fury
OF bis own attack.
Suddenly. with the clash OF steel. there
was heard sharp snap, and Allson's
foil dropped from his hand. Then the
white OF his fencing Jacket became dyed
with crimson, and no reeled backward
At the same time those closest TO tho
strip saw that Strauss blade had been
snapped of about two inches from the
point. which was imbedded in Allson's
shoulder.
Dr. Glgnoux. who was fencing on an
other strip. was called. and Allison was
assisted from the room The broken
blade entered tho hoshy part OF his
shoulder. infcting a painful though not
serious wound.
After finishing his bout with Strauss,
Allison WAS advised not 10 compete In the
ducllng sword contests which he had
entered. He decided discretion WAS the
better part OF valor and went 10 his home
Although THIS was the only case where
actual blood was drawn, every bout was
Hereby contested The New York Attn
ietIc club qualified four men In the foils
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-04
FIRE RECORD.

7I5-No. 1888 Broadway J. p. Dowd; utnins.
e15-No 9O1 Lexington avenue, George s. Hol-
lister: slight.
lo:Oo-No $50 East Seth street. Nora Duffy;
slight.
damage.
PM.
S:2O-No 1870 Third avenue. Michael Gray;
s5o-No. S53 East list street, Israel simons;
trihing. ~
SchwprtZ; trlfing.
44O-No 100 East sth street. Harry Helman;
b:0O-No i53 Dast 10th street. Julian Bach;
trihing. r,,,.
6:5O-No So Interyale avenue. Louis Frankie;
trifing. ,..,.
7:O0-No 3l5 Broadway. II. & D. Folsom;
s:o5-No. IN East lolst street, Samuel Silver
s:3o-No. liz East 18th street, Brady Mountain
Company: 500 .,,,.- c....,.
s:so-No 500 Eagle avenue, Clifton Could
s:o5-No. IS East 10th street, Bernstein Bros;
trihing. . ,,-,
damage unknown. ~ .
o.sO-No. IA 10 IS Crosby street Gutman BROS !;
triiling.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-04
BLOW TO COLUMBIA NINE
Illness of Watt Forces Shift IN
Team Before Game.

Columba's baseball stock took another
drop yesterday. when it was reported that
r. w. Watt, &c, star second baseman Of
the nine a year ago and selected to fiji
the same berth this year, had been taken
seriously i'll. and would probably not be
able to play for several weeks. Watt Is
the second veteran that Columbia has lost
i'm the course Of the last fortnight, the
other man being George Smith. the big
pitcher, who splintered his kneecap.
Watts illness has necessitated a change
In the lineup of the Blue and White
team for the game this afternoon with
New York University. Haaren will be
moved from third base to second TO fill
Watts place. and Gretch will be taken
from the outfield and put at third
Stone probably will get a tryout in the
field in the post made vacant by Gretch's
removal. The team will probably line up
with O'Neale, pitcher Roseff. catcher
Ham, first base; Haaren, second base;
Crotch. third base; Friedrich, shortstop;
Page, left field; stone. centre field, and
Haskins or Dwyer. right field.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-04
KINGS COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
Appellate Diyision-seeond judicial Dept.

DECISIONS.
Charles A BrOwn/Agnes Brown. Motions Tor
leave 10 appeal 10 the Court OF Appeals de
MED. without costs.
In re Robert III Wilson. an attorney. or
dered that the charges annexed to the moving
papers be filed, and that copy Thereon be
personally delivered 10 said Robert ii Wilson,
as provided by the Judiciary Law, section 40.
and that he have twenty days thereafter IN
which 10 file his answers TO the same, OF
otherwise to Sesent his defence thereto Inc
further disposition of the motion Is reserved
until after the filing of such answers or &c
fence The counsel heretofore designated 70
present charges to wit. William IL Dyklnah
and stephen G Baldwin. are now seVeraily
discharged and relieved from further duties
American stone Renovating and Stucco Com
pany/John A Carver ct al; John d Van Nos
trand Judgment in so far as appealed from
Frant II Bachman ct al, etc/Nathsniel g
Pendleton orders affirmed, with $40 COSTS ana
disbursements. - ltto.A-+ II
Bouker contracting Company hf 6rSer RE-
versed with SO costs and disbursements ana
motion granted. with costs. ,.
William Click/Abendroth a Root Manufact-
uring Company. Judgment and oruer re-
'e George F Elliott. respondent[william W
Niles and Henry p Johnson copar' hers' e.;
appellants. Judgment reversed ana he" "'N'
Lena Kaufman as Administrative. etc OF
Frederick Kaufman. deceased A pranei
Hooper. Judgment ana oIuS' "h"0''
irmed, with costs. - . 81 a.
Mary Ludlam Henry A Ludlam et al, ae
PENDANTS and appellants lhteiloOu'O'' ''No
ment affirmed, with costs r..
Mary IuGlam Clara PlOOdgood et al iHtei
locutorv Judgment affirmed with costs ,,,,a
Nyman MarkloWitch I Braine Crood "a en-
.Iudgrnent and order unanimously aNlrineu'
with costs. , 80 go. o. 90 ave-
ctItor etc of Frederick d camp 1e.easesI
Judgment in so far as appealed from aHInieN'
The People of the state OF New York IAnto,
MO Cincotta. Judgment reversed ana ne" u'@i
ordered. A., yorls
Giovanni Manghayita, etc. judgment Oh con
viction affirmed. -, ,.,,i,s.Iro
eenb Johnson as Fire Commissioner etc.
FINAL order reversed, with costs. ,,a,,
THE people etc OK rel Leo Shonheid/ Rnlhe-
lander Waldo as Police Commissioner ol .ite
Cif,, Of New York. Determination shnulleu,
with $50 costs and disbursements aru reia'o'
Marlin shiebler/sunolk Gas and Electric
LIGHT Company. Judgment and oruer u'an'
rnouslv affirmed. with costs. ..
Annie T. stanton Jacob Kaiser lniproIeIllS,,a'
con,nauv and others. and Jennie hehneuy'
Unsatisfactory Judgment affirmed, with costs.
Cornelius u Tiger/De Laval separator Coi,
nanv. Judgment and order Unanimously Al
frmed, with costs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-04

Headquarters, 5 days april 81; to Sd bet.
D.. 10 days april -. James J. Brenick. y;
act. sergts. second grade), William T. Mar
tin, IS: James Mahoney. 20: George Andrews
p; William Carlson, II: William A. Muir
ply %.
Sick Leaves-Patrol. J. p. Hess. 49, so
days. f. Morris. 152. 80 days.
fiued-Patrol c. fiesta. 10. March \, alb
sent from post days: +. s. \. Crepeau. 10,
Feb. 20. absent without leave. 1 day: K. Far
rell, 26 Feb %. absent from post. days: ID.
j. Murphy. p. March I. sitting, coat unout-
toned days. +. \. Timmes. 81 Feb. I. alb
sent from post, days; G.. +. Gr0ot. 30. March
g. failed TO signal. / day; II. H. Close. I'D.
March 4. game OF cards in station house. !
day; r. \. Lynch, A.. March T. game Of cards
in station house, I day; Probationary Patrol.
W Rector, %, Feb. ~ improper patrol j
DAYS.
March .. lost keys; f. H. Mutter. 81. Feb 10,
failed TO discover burglary: 4. j. sadie. 81,
Feb. Is. failed to report burglary: 5. II. Vein
stein. %, Feb 90. absent from post; +. Cum
ningham. 81. Feb. %. absent from fixed post
Charge Dismissed-Patrol. II. j. Nugent,
l49. Feb. - struck citizen.
Death Reported-Act Det. Sergt (hrst
crade) J Guarniere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-04
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY.

IBy Telegraph to The Tribune
Albany. April 3.-The following incor-
porations were filed with the Secretary or
State to-day:
I'needa Home COMPANY Manhattan: $1,000
Rudolph Altman. No so Eastern PARKWAY
BROOKLYN; Thomas +. Browne, New YORK.
Charles > Kreher Hampstead.
THE Polish National Hall Of the Bronx OF
the city Of New York. The Bronx; SloWo;
Casimir j. Rybcd, No 992 Simpson street.
The Bronx: Andrew Wawrowski, Albert Pen
CELL, The Bronx. r-,.,-. 90 ooo.
Matilda WettZer No. 152 South 81 street.
Brooklyn; Arnold Salpeter Max karp' BROOK
'McI,aughlin & Flynn Company, Manhattan
general liquor business: $1,000; Peter Flynn
Emira; j. r. Flynn James q. mclaughlin
Emira. -
eral coal grain, etc: $4,000; Thomas f. Graf
tan Columbia street, Cohoesi Frances L.
Younglove Cohoes Isaac II. Williamson, Troy
Chelsea Credit Company. Manhattan, FlONVW'
Isidor Rlumcnkohu No 100 Riverside Drive,
New York; Ida Blumenkohn, New YORK; AOiam
L. Taylor. The Bronx
The Meillcke Calculator Sales Company,
Manhattan: $500 l.. II. Jones, No. 3Si st.
Nicholas avenue New York; T. Barton, New
York: r. MacGregor. The Bronx.
Brooklyn Heights Land and Mortgage con- ON,
street BROOKLYN; Morris j.. Baird and Rose
Baird Brooklyn.
Automatic sanitary company. hduNdltdng
go 900. Julius j. Bob. No. 3jf Fourth avenue,
New York: Frank NJ. Fisher and Abram B.
Kram. New York
Jedlicka Brothers Company Sayyile gen
eral plumbing gas and steam fitting business;
SO OO0: Theodore j.. Jedlicka. Sayylle Joseph
/ Jedilcka and Edward i. Jedlcka, Sayville.
The Blinderpan- Ginsburg- Cohen Company,
Manhattan: 5000: Jacob Bbnderman, No. 81
Norfolk street. New York. Sam Giickman and
Jennie simon, New York.
The Riflen Electric Light Company, Lu-
zerne. electricity: $40. 900; Edward r Riddell,
Myron B. Riddell and Edward j. Riddell, Luz
zerne.
Miller Boulevard Corporation, Kenmore;
realty construction; s22.J0o Louis X. Ebcr-
hardt George V. Eberhardt Fred. Il. Eber-
hardt. Yonkers!
George : Ward Cartng Company. Roches-
ter: SO coo: Nellie 4. Ward. No 1863 East
Main street. Rochester; George 5. Ward
Henry Berg. Rochester
The Peerless case Works. Elmira: $4,000;
Ernest c. Iawton, No us College avenue,
Elmira; John j. Eyre, Leonard X. schrenk,
Elmira. o
O. - & L. Lunch Company. Bronx; $1,000
Harry f.eibowitz. No. ~ Secnod avenue. New
York: Robert Grecnberg Bronx; Morris Ettin-
ger. New Yor. ,...
\ a o. Frank Wnikoh, Manhattan.
manufacturing. dealing in billiard and pool
tables. etc. $4,000: Nathan FRANK, NO. lsl
West 10th street New York; Fannie Frank'
Oscar Frank. New York. p..,,,,,.,.
The century Pump Company brookyn'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-04
Buyers arriving In New York may reg
lister in this column by telcphoning
Beekman 5000.

ALLENTOWN, PENN-E Loux & Co; V
q Tice, drygoods. Hoffman.
ANN ARBOR. MICH-Koch 4 Nichols: T W
Koch, general merchandise: Grand Union.
AUGUSTA White 4 Co; w S Morrison
ladies' ready to wear; IA Church ST.
BALTlMORE-H Somehow q co; b Makover,
woollens T. 2Sd st. Navarro.
BOSTON-Magrane-H Houston Co; Magrane,
drygo0ds: Park Avenue.
BUFTALO-Cawson 4 Wilson Co; l. Claw
son. drygoods. 81 W 32d II.
CHICAGO-A IL Revell 4 Co; W Kennedy
carpets, rugs Navarro.
CHICAGO-Marshall Field & Co: Mrs Wardel,
infants wear; l04 Worth ~.
CHICAGO-Sears. Roebuck & Co: Kettle
we'll, dresses; \ Strauss. skirts; + Perry,
dresses; As Broadway
CHATTANOOGA--D b foreman Co; d p Lore
man. drygoods; Miss Fether, millinery; lts
West e3d 81.
CLEVELAND-Har & Co: W Schultz. ia
dies hats: 10 West 32d 81.
DETROIT-Hersey- Brennan Co. A T Brennan,
millinery; Br0Ztell.
EASTON, PENN.-Woehrle & Young; II Z
Woehrle, hats; + Young. hats; Colling-
wood.
Ell PASo-Popular Drygoods Co; \ Zosaya'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-04
FIRE DEPARTMENT

Iined-M l.. Gleason. engineer steamer,
Eng B. being under the Influence OF liquor,
drug or compound. Eve days; -. NJ. Kenny
engineer steamer. Eng %. neglect Of duty two
days' pay. fireman first grade) n. W.
Goechlor Eng 50. being under the influence OF
liquor. drug or compound, ten days, &. Hoeil,
IN and l.. 8, violation OF Section IFS ave
DAVIS pay: A. Ungeror. II. and l.. .. absence
without leave. sentence suspended, pending
case in tie Magistrates Court april 2p.
Chnrge Dismissed Ununiformed Fireman
J. r. Flynn. Eng. 81, absence without leave.
Amendments as fourth grade hremen. at
$3.50 a year april 3-James =. J. O'Roilly.
Eng l. Bernard +. Levey, Eng %. James 4.
Fltnn Eng 81, Joseph f. O'kcefe Eng %
James T. sullivan. Eng q benjamin J. Bar
ling. Eng .l3. Charles l.. Schcurenbrand. Eng
rs. Lawrence T.. Mahoncy. Eng. 231. joseph
A Cronin. II and j. IS. John g. Meyer II.
and l.. lOi and George Il. Dawson. II. and L.
l0l.
Temporary detail (Apri 2)-Flrcman first
grade I 4 Looney. Eng 81. 10 chief or Dept.
a. chauffeur.
special Leave ~ Absence without payl--
Lieut.. j ~ White. Eng. -. twelve hours
april 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-04
STORAGE NOTICES.
the WASHINGTON STORAGE WAREHOUSE
& VAN COMPANY, LIMITED,
No. 1900 Eighth Avenue.
- a.. may ranrNrus Thu

70 whom n may concern: The following
described property. TO Wit: Household soous
personal effects and merchandise; beionens
10 or held for account Of Daniel Atkinson
Mrs william Barry. l.. r. Best. John Brown,
Mrs. Pattie ID. Brown. r. w Butter; Ntilism
Coleridge Davis Miss Charlotte Dobbin.
Mrs Margaret Dougherty. her heirs ana 40.
minstrators. Chas. Galwey, Mrs. n.
Uickok, her heirs and administrators. Mrs
Cyril ~ Horne. Mrs Alice Jacobs. Geo. n
Jones. Mrs Chas kimball Mrs. J. Madden
AIRS ". II. Mayes. Nickel Moskowitz. janet
McCadden. ir.. Mrs. Isabel ). Palmer. Mrs
Luelia Shook, Mad. \. Visrds. Herman 4
Wilcke f. r. Williams. LennoN $. Wilson
Mrs Marie Lowe Wilson. Mrs. Emma WulN
NJ Zindel. will be sold To satisfy the lien Of
the undersigned thereon at public Auction. &c
tho highest bidder. AZ no. 1900 Eighth Ave
nue. Borough Of Manhattan. New York city
on MONDAY, APRIL 18th. 1914. al 1896
A. NJ and on each succeeding Monday
thereafter until said sale be completed.
Dated New York March 18th. i9l4.
THE WASHINGTON STORAGE WARE
HOUSE & AN COMPANY Limited.
$500 Eighth Avenue. New York city.
J. & J. W. WILLIAMS CARPET CLEANING
3j3 West 5ith 81. New York.-To Mr.. OF
Mrs or Miss q NELL. Marx. Martin. Grana;s
Ford. Bender. kinel. strauss. McComb. Dunn
Reulein. Barnes, Davido Higgins. Witt. Berry
Lambkin. Rcnke. Johnson. orbach, Marchcr
Rcdd. Goodyear Frankel. Hart. Alexander
Weiss. FOX. Potts. Dorr, Austin: Kenny DIGS
Bays solomon Zimmerman. TAYLOR o Brten
Brennan BENTON. Turner. Blanchard: You are
hereby notified that the time for paymen, %
the lien We hold upon your carpets anu fus-
stored bv YOU a. our warehouse. having cN
pired. after due notice has been given YOU
such rrouertv will De sold at public auction or
Monday. Arrii 2Wh. 1914. ~ 1910 y ~,
Floyd Grant & co.'s Auction Rooms. 90" SeN
snth avenue, New YORK 'liy, unless ehafsei
''e '"'' j. J. W. WILLIAMS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-04
POLICE DEPARTMENT.

Dismissed tpcrsion 500 year)-April .,
Patrol W J. Dunn. 20. aptd. June ~ 1855.
Appoi MT ments-March 81. Probationary
Patrol. T. j. Lyons and !. 3. e. Thelen.
Transfers-Aprll g. Liouts. &. j. Schlun-
sen, 20 10 1863. II. McQueeney. - TO pa; NJ. X.
Clarkin. q 10 %; p. Sugrue, A. 10 %. Sergt.
J. r. McGrath. IL to ST: Patrol. NJ j. Fisher,
- 10 g.: April ? H. Beck : 60 II, y. sny-
decker. % 90 II In. D.: NJ. IssacsOn, II I'm. -.
to - J. shafrer, II In j. 10 : y. Mutual.
April .. Patrol. j. J. McCottcr. y 10 lJ2, II.
J. Held. ir. 1877 TO -. Matrons Maria \. II.
Young. ~ - ii9. Edith -. DUBOIS. 40 To- -.
Assignments Probationary patrol: J. j..
Lyons and j. u. g. Thecn. 10 School Tor
Recruits. April .. Temporary Lieut.. Z. eros.
back. Traffic -. sub. y. TO command, April
2, ratro +, y. Cantwcl and j. h. Woifel-
spergcr. IS. and l. r. ChurlO 1876 10 Comm
Office 10 days. To Detective Divlslon-F j..
MoCarron. n; II Sommers. -. and Z. Marine
LAG, > days april -. 20 y. As Office; NJ
u. Fhedlander IS days april =. TO y.
As office. FOR days april -, precincts
Indicated 4. Campomcnosi, 2 J. Iowenheimnl'
10: u. T. Hart. 20 i. T. Donohuc 80. r.
Hoffman. 81; NJ ". OConneI $50: 81. Royce
1856. q. CaIavettl. ~ A. Mealli, Ia. y. ca
,ono. -. W. =. Marion. ~. r. Watcrs' lip.
H. Van Gilluwc. l5i Detective Division.
hcrg sergts mrst gradei-J. !. linan ~
T. T. Hughes aud Hyams. 81. to Manhattan