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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-10
LIEUT.. CRESAP. U. S. N, WEBS
Bride Is Miss Foster Comegys. of ABE
and Mawruss."

Miss Claiborne Foster omegys was
married yesterday afternoon to Lieu
tenant James Mcdowell Cresap, L. S. n,
by the Rev. f.. Briggs Nash in the St.
Xavier Chapel Of the Cathedral of st.
John the Divine.
The bride was attended by her sister,
Kathleen. as maid of honor, and Miss
Eleanor McMillin. daughter Of Benton
McMillin. Ex-Governor Of Tennessee
and now Minister to Peru. Lieutenant
Logan Cresap. a brother OF the bride
groom. was best man. The bridegroom
is attached 10 the destroyer Balch.
The bride is an actress. known on
the stage as Claiborne Foster. She
created the role of lrma Andrieff in
"Abe and Mawruss" when il was pre-
scented. three weeks ago. Last night her
sister took her place at the Lyric. She
has also appeared in Rolling Stones.
"A Full House and other Broadway
productions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-10
Barometer Resdlnu
Sales at Auction.

A. - Ntsey ~
BY joseph +. Dsy.
wolF's LANE. cor Lane. Pelham ParkuaJ
80 300 turnpike. Pelham Manor. S acreage
niots a, from 81 90 n !lo.500 each.
ezIn ST al L n 0 200 20 AZ. 7Iloo. II.
s 50 tenmt and sio-e-. 10 the p.sintif for III
ssp ST. 500 l. IS Il Kas End AZ. IS $3.50 u
isris ari1. Nv tsnm' 70 The plunun for N.-
giyiNGrok ST. IS r 75.5 e Forsyth -, ~ iir
ifOr2sxl00 ~ stable Adlour7-i 70 Nov Is
iBIn ST. a. " 900 q 'o.lmbu. Az. s5r
io0ll 3 Hl tsnnt. 10 he pl.iniir 'or $4,000.
By Henv Brlay.
CANNON ST. rs e. 1903 stanton o.. &loI
100 o sy tennt and s'orss 20 the plaintiff for
90 900
By samuel Mar
1850 ST II W. g. is5 18th AZ. .5IS IL. 5
is iermf to the p.aniir for $4,000.
7TH Az gss- 2s5. n or 10Th y sssIloo . So
tsrmt ard stores: 20 The plaintiff for $4,000.
A N. Bronr TIch,ns.
Py G~rr. Price
1850 ST. ~ 2. 4. ~ nn.on A.; rsIIs'.
~ dyls 20 The pliinuf 'o' 5000
IS Jacob n Nsers
PROSPECT Az 20it 1907 n len q )? IN
1903 sy dsls 10 tfe pslnur for $4,000.
PROSPECT Az. 20ss = 1879 lisih r. ;2r
1903 sy dsls n he plaintiff for 5000.
H. HEM Brady.
WESTMINSTER Az. cor Washington o.. 5ei
et vacant. 20 The pisinfir for 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-10
BUYS SITE FOR THEATRE
Goldmnn's Company to Erect Playhouse
I'm Bedford Park District.

The Bedford Park Amusement Com
many. a. y. Goldman. president ma
purchased nearly all Of the block front
on the weaterly aide Of webster az.
f,or, tebth 20 l9Gth 81. from the val
cntinc estate as a pte for theatre
and store building
The sale Of tho land and tho con
:emplatcd improvements viii result IN
IN investment Of approximately SOD
600. II was negotiated by J. H. NC,
Cormick. the sellers being represented
bv Samuel Crook as attorney and tho
buyers by Softer & S,einkamp.
Plans for the proposed improve.
ments. which will dlsplace five ola
frame buildings and one story brich
garage. including the Valentine family
homestead. have been completed b.
George + Pelham. This IL the frat
sale Of the property IN over seventy
years The theatre viii seat $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-10
ALDERMEN PORE
OVER JOB CUTS
Faithful Services TO Weigh
in Test Of Salaries and
Budget Examinations.
mo WIRE PULLING
CURRAN DECLARES
Prendergast Says SS5l,3oo
Rental Needed for Municipal
Building Overflow.

The 1919 city budget. as passed by
the Board Of Estimate. was submitted
10 the Board Of Aldermen yesterday for
its consideration. a resolution passed
bv the board indicates that the alder
men intend 70 scrutinize carefully the
standard zation Of salaries and the re-
auctions in various grades made by the
budget committee Of the Board OF rs
innate.
The resolution requested the secre
tarv Of the Board of Estimate to fur
nish each Alderman, as soon as pos
sible. statement showing the num-
ber and kind OF positions added to o.
eliminated from the 1916 budget, the
number and kind Of salaries reduced
the number and kind OF salaries IN
creased. rs we'll as the time Of service
and The names, so far az practicaole,
Of those whose positions had been al
fected.
The resolution was offered by Alder
man Curran. leader OF the majority
and Alderman Bowling. leader OF the
minority. and was unanimously adopt
cd Alderman Curran issued state
ment after denying that the lnforma-
ton WAS sought in a spirit Of retalia-
ton toward the members OF the pud-
got committee for their work under
Standardization. or for the purpose "oi
pulling wires to save any man or WON
an at the expense Of another MI
Currar said:
so far as am concerned, the reso-
lution in which | Joined in introducing
in the Board Of Aldermen, and when
the board adopted this afternoon, -
simply request in good faith for COM
nIete information as TO the salary IN
creases and decreases in the 1916 bud
get. and the positions eliminated there
from. We desire for the Board OF Al
dermen the same information which
the Board of Estimate and Apporti on
ment has always had in It's budget
making. and which our board has never
had | know. Of course. that where
there are ten clerks, for instance. IN
he same grade now in department
and FIVE OF these positions are dropped
in the next budget, Il Is for the heac
Of that department to say which I'VE
men shall be dropped and which hve
shall be kept. We are not asking the
department head TO give us those
names. for he is the one to decide that
question. and his decision need not De
made until the last day of 1915.
No Pulling Of Wires.
IN other words. this information is
not desired for the purpose OF pulling
wires to save any man or woman at
the expense OF another"
Controller William A. Prendergast
submitted a report to the Aldermen in
connection with the budget showing the
city debt. deficiency in taxes and rent
ais to be paid by the city next year,
Despite the fact that the city erected
at great cost the Municipal Building
TO house the city offices. the city must
pay out 1851 1906 for Office rentals, the
Controllers report shows. In addition
the counties in the Greater City have
to pay s148,330 for rentals, making the
total city cost of rented Offices 1899,
636. New York County pays s66, O69 ;
The Bronx, s43, ZOO; Kings, S37 ,636;
Richmond, 1926.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-10
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

ARRIVED
T-,psni. Oct 29-AntOinetta Accame ltsD, Ne"
York. -
Liverpool Nov s-Fslkland ONorl. New York
H-t.tSl Nov q-ChcagO city lBrl, New ORR.
Moufs,Id.o Nov 5-Yestris Iirl. Ne1 YORK
Ro-,crlam Nov 1-EilewoItsdyk Dutch. sew
York Ennisbrook tBr). Ne" York. via halii"
raimo,i,i' Sow i-Horss BIZ. New York tor Ro,
terlam. =. 81,
Genoa. Noy l-kansan. New York va spezia
Pot Natal Nov rcmis tNOr) New York via
Colon. etc. FOR Melbourne. A.
81 Vincent { V. Nov s-Indr1smhs tBrl. New
YORK Tor Nladiycstok
SAILED
Ceno. Nov Porto di Aessandrsua tlAll NeA
Naples Nov 3--puca d-sh As-zr,i uthl. Nov
York.
Deiuefara Nov s-Ggans tBrl. Nes iort
Dublin Nov s-Thula iNor). New York
{. fonsl Nov G-Baniu. New iors.
Hong k0ng Nov Teucer BIZ, Sow York
Bordeaux Noy j-Cacigue Or. New YORK
Barbados Nov S-Sers.ne tBraz) tfrOm New YORK;
Bahia
Nouies. Nov e-Ancona tItall. Nes York
Lixo,s Nov e-Teikoku Msri Jspl Nes York
PASSED
Lizard Nov e-Prns wlliem Dutch. New YORK
VA West Indies. Venezuela and Fsysl Tor Am
sterlam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-10
NERVOUS MAN TIPS CAPTAIN
Policeman Takes Saloonkeeper to Court
on Finding IS in Hand.

Captain, | am going TO have IT
tie party at my place on Saturday
night. | would like 10 keep open a
little late"
Police Captain Jacob Van Wagner,
Of the Greenwich Street police station,
was about 10 leave his Office Yesterday
afternoon. when Joseph Kovar sa-
loonkeeper. OF IL Greenwich Street,
entered and thus addressed him.
Az the conclusion Of his speech
Kovar grssped the police officers hand
and shook IL heartily. When the oper-
alton was over Captain Wagner
blushed to see crisp 81 bill in his
palm. He called patrolman and had
kovar arrested.
Magistrate Deuel.. 20 whom Kovsr
described his habit Of handling money
nervously when talking, discharged
him with s reprimand after the ner-
vous prisoner had spologized 10 Cap
tain Van Wagner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-10
Ticket Agent Kills Himself.

". lie Roy Field. thirty years old, an
assistant ticket agent on the Harlem
Division Of the New York Central
Lines, shot himself yesterday in the
Athens Hotel. So East Forty-second
Street. The body was found by bell
boy.
Coroner Rioroan found letters ad-
dressed TO members OF Fields family.
living in Plessantville. y. Y. In one Of
them he said that he was $1,000 short
IN his accounts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-10
ARRIVED

Lsfr.ie lFr n.x sos tnn.l Bori..uI Oct
a. N the Conpagnie Gsneras rrsnsatl altiqus.
wi-h mails anf mise Bar. 20 m s'h
United states tDAll. Cop-rhas-n Oct %. Chris
tisn. = and Christisn.snd q 70 Punch Etye h
Co xiih mails ard mdse Bar. 1915 N. sth
NeneIuet Dutch new. S.ii3 tonsi Amsterdam
sep, q. Madeira oct ,. paramarbo IL Trinidad
"a DemersrA a. La GgsirG Il Porto Cabelio -.
curacao -. jacmel p, Ieremie q. Port Prince
Nov I AID Cap Hayden 4 " Punch. Edye co.
with maiis and mise. Bar. 30 m.
p.sfor 1Amplro Dcf - and nnpsn 30. 10 u r
Warden with mdsc Bar 2 30
Lenrat Hrl. por Nerdres OCT % and Gibraltar
- Bar D. 4
RIO Grande Bmnswiek Nor 6 70 m. Maory
: : 90. With mdss. Quar- SIG
VI Occideutc. GsiFesfou Ncy g. 70 the Southern
Ps-iec 60. wich mise quar-.
Ciu of savannah savannah Not s. 10 the Ocean
: 60 with mlse. quar- -
Huroo. Jsrssonulls. quar-. $50 m.
Peunsyltsrla. saHt@s OF ?. Ro &. Janeiro is
ani Norfolk Not 10 ne United states And Brilii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-10
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records for the Last
Twerty-fOur Hours.

Washington. Nov 9--1he weather Tuesday vas
fair IN practically an parts Of the country. except
the Pacific Coast with continued high temperatures
IN ,he south and moderate elsewhere North
psfhc low nts advanced 20 Northwest Wyoming
II has teen attended b. showers IA the northern
plateau region. and rain has also fallen IN the
Pacific coast States
Tie pressure distribution Tuesday evening ind
r,t,, 4 continuance q fai- weather Wednesday and
Thursday in Atlantic Coas; and Gulf Coss, stsies.
with .orneyha, lover temperature weinesdsy IN the
South Atlantic and In the northern = ton % the
yasf Gun states The Western loY VII probably
cause rain in The upper lake region and TIE lo'er
Ohio VALLEY Thursday
Unsettled weather. probably 9ith rata. will prevail
a recover, rs that time o. The prevailing lc~ TEN
pera'ures IN Sorfheastern districts.
Wind, for Wednesday and Thursday North A.
lanuc moderate grst % northwest; Middle Atlantic
moderate northwest. South Atlantic. hshi 70 mod
,rst, northeast. East Gull. light east 10 south
west Gull moderate south. upps- lake.. iignt ana
variable. lover lAles Moderate ~ frtnh northwest
garse..,, 10, Special Localities -Ess; Vow York.
New Inslani Eas, Pennsylvania Mes Jersey. DC
aware, Maryland District Of ColumDia fl~'ds
We., virginia fair Wednesday and THURSDAY.
Virsin,a North ard South Carolina Georgia Ais
banA Nnssissgpi-Fair. cooler WEDNESDAY lhufs
fouisi.na. Eas, Tcras Arkansas. Tennessee.
K,n,1ckv Western Pennsylvania. OKLAHOMA. West
Mes York losr ana upper Michigan ohio-Fa air
Wednesday, Tnurday pa'ly clcnay.
local Orolal Record. The following Official re-
ord from ne Weather Bureau shows the changes ~
~. Temperature Tor the last twenty four hours VI
comp.rt,o sih no corresponding date o. las. year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-10
sURROGATE'S NOTICES.

IELTsCH ELLA GRAVES MOSES. FOR
merly ELLA q. MOsEs.-In pursuance
n, an order OF Hon. John 7 Cohalan. a
Surrogate OF the County OF New York. no
,,rs is hereby given TO all persons having
Ia i'm. against Ella Graves Moses Jeltsch.
,orm.rly Eli. O.. Moses late Of the county
a, S.y York deceased, TO present the
same with vouchers therefor. to the sub
s~rih.r AT hts place Of trans4cting busi-
,es. a. the once OF hts attorneys. Slessrs.
pea Gwinn a Demlng. No. Nassau
street Borough Of Manhattan. New York
City. on or before the goth day OF May
mated. New York. November I. 1915.
HANS r. JELTSCN
Administrators with VIII Annexed.
REED, GWINN & DEFINING, Attorneys
Tor Administrator. No Nassau Street.
Borough OF Manhattan. New York City.
ESTATE OF CHARLES WOOD McMuR-
try.--In pursuance OF an order OF Hon
orshl, Johu f. Cohslan. q Surrogate Of the
County OF New York, notice Is hereby
given TO all persons having claims against
Charles Wood McMurtry, late II tho
County OF New York. deceased. 10 present
the same With vouchers thereof TO the sub
.crtber. At place OF Tsnsacting business.
NJ ri Broadway IN The CITY OF New
York. on or before the goth day of jan
usry next
dated. New York the isth day Of July.
1913 EDWARD p. McMURTRY
AdmDistTAtor.
SIMPSON. TEACHER & BARTLETT.
Attorneys for Admin istratof. % Cedar
Street. Now York city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-10
Space for Naval League

Pease & Gilman have leased for the
Women's Political Union a suite Of
Offices in the Central Building, at 20
West A6th St, 20 the United States
Junior Naval LH7e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-10
FIRE RECORD.

4 Vt
s3s-Foo. ~ " 18Th ST.. Chase Trucking Co
i23
5 30 % " seth st.. J Boe't. 5000
s55-l3j T. iisi 81 " Cohon slight.
9l0-6S Nylngton 81. : Cphea slight.
10 40-Chestnut 81 and Baychester Az. The BronI
q Beuman. 81 900
II i0-4is- so fremont ir =. Miller trinins
PM
I. q Avenue y : shapiro $500
i.lO-l-i = 5ifh 81 = Mchaes trhnz
1871 T.. ii2th 81 Rose Slower $40.
Tlo-sQlis l. 18th 81 JollAnUa Solomon $50.
as a V Ssih a.. Mar Stshl $50
AS Goth - and Arthur av. TIE Bnonr; none.
5i0-Lafsyette 81 near Prince Il automobile n
II D. Jones idfiug
ls-6jth p and Central Park West. auto Of
''Th. Nov York Herald" uifins
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-10
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Female

Female
A -CHANBFR,tAID or waitress. EnGhh
Protestant. city preferred near Poushkeepse en-
o.lleni long reference J Mss Ho'mayers Agency
10 Lat isd IT.. 81 foor Telephone Ssi, Murray
I'M
COOK Young Irish Protestant. excellent city ref
efsnc-. $50 s25 Nc Miss ilofmyers Agency
10 East iSi a.. "a floor Telephone saii Murray
Hl
COOKE HANiBERMAID and WAITRESS
nish Girls. b-sf reference. country pfGencd Jus
siis Agency. iS5 Eat 'isi II Tel Plaza 1858.
COUPLE Cook and butler diminish best ref.
ofence. country preferred Jussila AsencJ. IL
East 5lst st. Tel. Plaza iij3.
HOI sEWORkkT. Finnish American. ursngi Will
.ng city or COUNTY, cei.eut references. Lsnn Q
kkency u y la5th It Phone 5bls Harlem
LADY'S MAID Young German; rsisrsnces from
titled families So. & Miss HOimsSef'5 Agenc5
n East t3d st., 81 moor. Telephone ssiI Murray
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-10
Trade Notes.

Daniel Birdssll & Co., Inc. have been
appointed agents for 354 Broadway
Isl 10 ls6 Broome 1T. and 8 Woos-
ter ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-10
BUSINESS CARDS.
PUBLIC NOTICES.
STATE or NEW yoRksxr Of
FFIcE OF syPEhiN,I,ESStIyY

STATE or NEW YORK OF
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENpsS'
PUBLIC WORKS. ALsAst 1915
NOTICE OF CLOSING STATE 80 nrs
Unless sooner closed BY &c; ~, CASH
ctamplsin. Oswsgo and Black r -. 49,
,ill be closed 10 navigation 70. sSs,sobs
q, twelve o'clock midnight OF
18th. 1914 ,,.y ~ ~
a ali boats oy the CLOSING a,hU3gs
rarned. the issue 81 clesrsnces 20, esss
soats will cease a. the 'N''S'
urmini a. follows A,,.. drss.,
boats. at midnight u Noyemee, r,dnSb.
,nd ,or steam propelled eoa's :, .ss selss
., November 2lst. 1918. on nc al W
Canal. for al boats. a. miinso cas-
sember 25th. 1915; on the ssig. -
a, rn,dpiyht ~ November eta i,,.,A, 4
,n The Black River canal, AZ "'''
November goth 1915. .,epoo>
~ " MoThbhfrI ,wssns
supt o. Public w .,aiIt
MRS WILLIAM g. HARRISON hAs - -
her marriage 10 william u nh
~ a~--- uA-l---a - ss-->
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-10

he spent the weekend with his i27c"c.
Miss May Victoria Green.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis VI. Wh'tehouse
have arrived from Manchester, Mass.
and are al the Ritz Carlton.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernesto g. Fabbri Will
open their home, Is East SiXty-fourth
Street. early next month. She will
introduce her daughter, Miss Teresa
Fabbri, this season.
Mrs. Henry F. Dimock. who spent six
months in Buenos Ayres with her
daughter. Mrs. Giuseppe Catalan, will
sail for New York on November 25.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-10
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

30 ?.
Hawai- samoan Islands. Australia Via san
PrAnci.ooi Soroms ......... .......... Nov
Hawaii via san Francis-ob- Wihelmlns Nov
Japan C0r-a China via Sesttlel-TsromA
MsrI ...... .-.-...... ...... s.......-.. Nov
AID, VIA San Francisco -Shinyo MsTu Nov
H.Sat lta Ssn Francisco -NarOs ....... NOV
Hawaii ~. Isl ants Nes Zealand. AHiral1
lyia Nagrotsfr AID yirtoriaI- Niagara Nov
Guam and Philippine Island, VIA San Fran.
ciscoJ-T : transport ................... Dec
T.hiu, Mirquesss Cook Hlinds, NeT Yea
ard. Australia ma San frsnciscol--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-10
New Building Plans.
Manhattan.

istsT ST 4, IS Audubon Az FOR ,y
storage gsras. and sly dsI isIll&b and
10 5ls5. South sids Constructicn 90. 9G Audi
ben az osnef. Gron.nherS 4 LsuehisS 800 sth
Az archiisctA. 1lou h-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-10

PROPOSALS FOR COMMISSARY FOOD
STUFFS ETC. once Of Panama Rail
Road Company. q state Street. New York.
November 5. 1915. Sealed proposals are
invited Tor furnishing commisssry food
sturrs etc. 20 the Panama Rail Road Com
pany IN accordance with terms and condi-
lions contained IN Circular No. P-362 CIR
culars and full Information may be OBJ
tanned at the following named places, az
which points bids will be received and
opened in public on date and AZ time
stated: The Purchasing Department. Pan
anna Rail Road Company - state street
New York: once OF Purchasing Commis-
sary, L. S. A, whitney Central Building.
New Orleans. La. Depot Quartermaster
l. s A.. 1886 North Point Street. san
Francisco. Cal, and Depot Quartermsster.
L. s A, iI5-i23 East ontario Street chi
cago. ILL., Bids will be received at New
York until zoo r ~. at Chicago and New
orleans until 90 PM; and at san Fran
cisco until II. 90 A NJ. November -. 1915.
h r. Rutherford Commisssry Purchasing
Agent Panama Rail Road Company. -
state Street, New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-10

Iu.le~t temperature yesterday. % degree, st 30
d m lowest q drges az a m aEeTase
,estersY a degree average 'or c'Fe.pond,hs lsie
90, sS deyr,e,: ay.r4ge '1r spending date
i.s thirty three yes1s. a. de.r7os
Barometer Resdlnp.
800 ? m 20 o 50 80 %
Humidity.
s.. ms ! . n.-..n ! p m IS
IeOsJ tsrsosu-F,ir to.day ant To- rnorro~. mod
,,At. northyes; winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-10
PROPOSALS.
BROADWAY SUBWAY HOME Dor
OUGHS CAR ADVERTISING
COMPANY, INC.
PROPOSALS.

Bids will be received a. the once OF thu
Company No 81 Nassau Street, New YORK
city, on or before Friday November 18Th
1915 at II o'clock A NJ, for the privilege
OF operating the newsstsnds In the follow
ing stations OF the Centre Street Loop and
Fourth Avenue subway. for the sale OF
newspapers and periodicals, for a period
OF six 90 months. from December LIST, 1915
CENTRE STREET LOOP Bowery. West
End. East End: Canal Street, West Side
East Side: Chambers Street. North End
South End
FOURTH AVENUE LINE. Gold Street
West Side East Side De Kalb Avenue
West End; Union Street, West Side, Eas
Side; 9Th Street. West Side. East Side
Prospect Avenue. West Side. East Side
25th Street. West side. East Side; 36ti
Street. 45th Street. 53rd Street, 5sth Street
Bidder. should state the amount tina
they will pay for each stand separated
and enclose a certified check for one-thir'
OF the amount OF the bid. The Compan,
reserves the right TO reject any and al
bids JOSEPH p. DAY. President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Connor Lawrence, who
spent their honeymoon at Hot Springs.
Va. have returned TO New York and
are az ia East Eighty-fourth Street
for the winter. Mrs. Lawrence was
Miss Diantha Fitch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-10

r. T. Wilson left the city last night
Tor Baltimore. where he will join Mrs.
Wilson, who has been attending the
Pimlico races.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-10

Mr.. and Mrs ". Goadby Loew have
arrived in town from their country
place on Long Island and are at the
Ritz Carlton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-10
Vessels Arriving at and De
parting from Port or
New York.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 8 20. sunset AS; moon 'eS' ~
moons age. 3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-10

Mrs. Horace Hatch, OF So East Six
ty-ffth Street, will give the dan
SAINT on December (. at the Woman's
University Club, for her daughter, Miss
Adeline Hatch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Francis o. French. OF
Tuxedo Park, will spend the winter at
43 East Sixty-seventh Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-10

Griswold Lorillard returned TO Tux
edo yesterday from Philadelphia, where
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-10

HIGH XATER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-10

Mrs. Theodore Frelinghuysen has ar.
rived IN town from Philadelphia and
is al the WaldorfAstoria.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-16
COURT OF APPEALS
GIVES DIRECTIONS
"I, the Defendant Guilty of OflCnsc
lie l. Charged Nith?' i the
Question to Decide.

specinl TO The World
OKLAHOMA CITY. March IA
few pointed instructions We're given
TO prosecuting attorneys and trial
Judges by the criminal court of ap-
peals Saturday in handling opinions.
The court reversed "a Judgment OF
thirty DAYS i'm Jail and $3.50 fine,
which was assessed against Bill Simms
in the POttOwatomie county court.
Simms was convicted on a charge OF
violating the prohibltory laws. The
reversal is based upon the PROPOSE
tion that the county attorney, over the
protest Of Simms' attorneys, attempted
10 impeach the reputation Of the de-
fendant. In the trial Of a criminal
case the issue is singular" the opin-
ion reads, "and is based upon the
question. did the accused commit the
crime charged and not upon the
question: has the accused a reputation
Of having committed the crime
charged or some similar crime?"
In reversing judgment against
Earl Helm, who was convicted in the
district court Of Jackson county on a
charge of assault and battery. the
criminal court Of appeals assigns an
error Of the judge as basis for such
action. The judge refused to require
the court reporter TO take down the
voir dire examination Of the jury, to-
gcther with the challenges and SxCep-
tions Of each juror The statutes
plainly give such right TO the defend
ant IN such cases, the court says.