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New-York tribune., 1915-03-30
Nav Meet Katy" Notes.

Aanouncemeut o. plan f7r meeting he Ns sooo.-
o,o s per cent notes of tie Missouri. Kansas a
Terss Railway. which mature May }. 70 vas stated
Yesterday Al TIE = ces q he company. mas be
made to-day In other quarters % va susEestel
that a plan similar % tae ono arranged Tor th'
Ceesapeake 4 ONO last rear may Be reached lhi'
romrary ss-esi io set aside certain sum eAch
wear f5r improvements 90 property before spPy Z
.,v .tirrlus To- I.ylleris 4 va as1 reported ma;
Ia ~, s-- 'If tta KAY no,sholiers have asreed
10 sn extension al az interest rate q PER CENT
instead uf leF cent
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30
No More Boxing in Nevada.

Carson City, New, March 29.-By We
toing to-day the bill permitting twenty
round contests, passed at d recent ses-
sion Of the Legislature, Governor Boyle
put an end to all licensed prize fghting
in Nevada, having already signed the
general revenue bill, which repealed
the law under which ten-round bouts
have been held during the last two
years.
The boxing bill was an amendment
n the act OF 1897 permitting finish
fghts. as. amended by the Legislature
Of 1918, 'Aich limited contests to ten
rounds.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30
Marconi Wireless Report.

Tie Msrcoui wirees. Telegraph COMPANY OF
America. lu us report for the year endei l,,'rfn,
AGAINST S1sI-,- for he eleven months N th-
lr.g.1l. year ended slth December Nei u, one ne
I'D tesr .l-r.sI f1 the balance sheet was tlft'ti
d decrease 8f S-s.51i The 1914 report doe, noi
m ..ufe operations affecting rle company fHht-
.-.f.l. I-t power stations. fLe 0.rr1 Ion ~ "-.h
t.a. about o. ...fr when tht European var VA,
declared President John H0-t0uley ssys TIE "n
,.f continue ta interfere sIth frtn,Aflanlc ser
ucs auI 20 a cgus.dsIsbls sItenL. With u4ns-
4 scL1c ssTylGs.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30
Ask Proxies for an Inquiry.

Bvrne & Mcdonnell, 60 Broadway, are
asking for proxies for the annual meet,
ing Of the United States Reduction and
Refining Company, 70 be held on April
% IN Jersey City. Their letter TO the
stockholders calls attention to a
shrinkagc IN earnings since 1902, and
In conclusion says;
we believe that the present situa-
tion demands a disInterested inves u
cation of the affairs Of the company by
d new board Of directors who VIII be
of the old management
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30
WILLS FILED.

PHILIP HOFFMAN, March ?D: 20 Pauline
HOFFMAN, wue Den0nA erects. procerds from he
isurance policies estate IN Connecticut. ;25 00O 30
bonds Of his bnegery. 5li1 shares Of the Hudson
Trust Company. and oae-thir6 ~ the reslduary
estate. 20 each ~ three children. income from
t-tQt fund % $40 900 and two-uiIths of the res
iiue Phillips MAhoasy & Wagner atiys
SARAH S s STURGEs MAJ 24l more than
$4,000 resi- estate. more than s. 900 personal %
Slidlt Trask SturFss daughter. property 3 East
sd 81 and ue-haf n residue - Alsie sturyss
D0di. oLc-haN o. residue. Bowers sands atys.
GEORGE UNGER Jan. Isl; more than 500 900
PERSONAL requests 20 relau1A al trends, tesi
due 20 bruthers and sisters. t-.e IaoeAs heimail
/, 70 receive 81 900 on ths death 81 life benz
iclATy " Q l.sI
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30
Conway Wins at Billiards.

Charles c. Conway defeated OhsrIes
+. White in the thirteenth game OF the
Manhattan 18.2 handicap billiard tour
namont at the MorninGside billiard
Academy last night by q score OF 2o0
TO 1872 The match was well played
throughout. o., On ..l
Conwav's high runs were 81, 80 and
% and his average s S-31. Whites
high runs we're 80, 26 and 90 and bis
average 1890. -, -. q -
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30
CAPTAIN FOR UNION FIVE
Zimmer Wins Basketball Lea
dership After Close Vote.

Schenectady, n. Y. March 29.-Horace
thinner. q junior of Gloversville, y. Y,
was elected captain Of the Union Col
lece basketball team for next season
here tonight The selection came as
a surprise. as thinner has not yet
played in a full varsity game and is
yet 20 earn his letter in the sport
The logical candidate was Joe Haub-
rer. sophomore. who lost by a to 5
vote II is reported that Haubner feels
so badly he may withdraw from col
lece
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30
MARG0LlES WINS BOUT
outpoints specks in Ten
Rounds at Olympic Club.

Irving Margolies, former lightweight
champion, outpointed Harry Specks, Of
The Bronx, in the main bout at the
Olympic A. c. last night Margolies was
too clever for his opponent, and had
no difficulty in landing or head or body,
but Specks had no trouble in lasting
the ten rounds.
In the semi-fnal contest Eddie Cook
Of Greenpoint. and Harry Nelson, Of
Van Nest, two fast featherweights,
boxed ten lively rounds to a draw.
Barry Hin. eX-amateur bantamwelght
champion. found "a worthy rival in
Eddie Sieger. Of Hob0ken, and there
was nothing 70 choose between the boys
at the end of the ten rounds.
The bouts at the Vanderbilt A. c.
last night brought four negroes TO-
petber. and there was plenty Of fast
boxing as result. =,
In the first Young" Hicks had the
better of Battling" Cans, landing
many heavy punches on his opponent;
Cans was willing TO swap blows al all
times. however and the last round was
whirlwind affair. In the other oout
"Wee Wee" Barton and Battling
Marshall went ten rounds to a draw.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30

stolen bases Heck. Wat, K0.tu AI1'H
Ham. Benson Thrce-hase hi's-Page Ham
Two-Oase hit-Fredr!ch L,u on tases-Co-
lumNia. 8. G.. G.. y y. g. First base on error
Columbia. I. Struck out-By i'eck 10. by
CowrerthUaite g. by Farrell a Bases on
bails-On Farrell G. on Beck ?. or Cowper-
thwaite. Hits-On Beck. o ln innings. on
CowperthWBite 20 . innings WIG pitch
Cowperthwaite Passed halls-kank. !. I'm
p!re-Mack Time Of game-Z.o0
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30
UFSTCUFSTER COUNTY.

suBBoGATEs coURT-sAwYER s.
Al White Pa.us-
WILL FOR PROBATE.
George F Coo.eg -,, ,,o suoyv c.rsv
ID EXECUTORS ACCOUNTING.
Philip Datrr .....,.,, l.sc, t.Si,s0. it,,,..,,
A''''' PETlTiON FOR ADMINISTRATION.
PAISlESr or CLAIM
Augustus u sia.rr ..
To REMOVE EXECUTOR.
Ar.fIr G. Ii0il ard
ADMINIsTRATION.
M4-safe- Mande' le
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE
10 PAY CLAIM
IuIes Fshr
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30

The Approximate amount Of the lien or
charge 10 satisfy which the abore-de-
scribsd property is % be sold. 10 seven
thousand four hundred and afty-seven 81
100 dollars (s7.45IgD, with interest there
on from the 10th day Of March. 1918, To-
.Sether with costs and allowance amounting
70 k33SS7. with interest from March II,
1915. together with the expenses % .the
sale The Approximate amount OF the
raNes assessments and water rates, or
other liens which are 20 be allowed 20 the
purchaser out Of the purchase money or
paid BY the Referee. 10 t3S5.55 and IL
Dated. New York. March IS. 1875.
IqrnORF D MORRISON Eefares,
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30
o,t to Show His Best in
BOu, at Broadway Sport
ing Club-Dundee to
Meet Callahan.

,,..v Kl'hsnN. the featherweight
'V-io. of the world. who faces Ed
Ga .usce. % Brooklyn. i'm the main
W - the Broadway Sporting Club Of
loe'tirr tonight. arrived In town yes
plySvsr and comp ctct has training in a
HlS'; ;,sssior go local gymnasium.
9Isst little Cleveland boy is keeping
IL ouiet about what he intends
Tkp"r n"rher he gets Wallace m the ring
V.Ishin this evening" but in view Of
lent showing against Kid Will
~ 4, ph;ladc,phis !t looks as n the
lS..,r,or was rcndy 60 prove his Hbu-
S.| II no uncertain manner 20 New
Yorsers .A- t.-a - h.-.-
. -',~.t whom ki'hanc should show at
Nhst While not SO fast on his feet
,ls champion. nud lacking the lat
- boYirg skill be knows the game
.saeently well 90 make che title hold
- AZ toc speed 90 keep ont OF harm s
S,S--ard Wallace is "a hard and ac-
ssrs;e purcf'F ,,
:,~s sout chat hc can make l22
sounds rrSs'oc and be strong at the
rr.i-lt but tr.u.cht's engagement is at
s..hveiG .s ard the champion and
TsNsce R probably enter the ring
e sbog; g.. pounds.
Aro.he- bout ou the programme Of
ss Broadway Club 90 night should fur
,ish fully great as attraction, for
J,brry luHl.c. one of the leading con-
,s,6ers fcr Che lightweight title. viii
-,s. Fr.-.o Callahan. tho coUQueror
n Joe Rivers. for the second time at
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30
PUBLIC NOTICES

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECE\ Ed BY
the Board Of water supply az it, Offices.
twenty second door. Municipal Building.
park ROW. Centre ana Chambers Streets.
New York city, until II a. NJ. on Tu,s-
dsv Aprii 70. 1915 Tor Contract 1862. for
suffacing with yltrided brick blocks and
luacadam about 8 miles Of highways and
consfructing about miles of guard walls
a. the Ashokan reservoir. in the towns of
Olive. Marbletown and Hurley. Ulster
county. New York The grading Tor these
highways has been largely done under
Al the above place and time the bids
will be publicly opened and read Pam
phlets containing Information fur bidders
snd contract drawings can De obtained az
the above address. at the once u the Sec
retary. by depositlng the sum 0t ten dol
isrs tsiO) IN cash OF its equivalent for
each pamphlet For further particulars
appIy 10 The once o, the Principal As
s.stant Engineer at the above address.
CHARLES STRAUSS. President;
CHARLES y CHADWICK,
John r CALVIN
Comm issloner5 Of the Board OF Water
" BRiyCE COBB. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30

7th Street.
The approximate amount ot the zen OF
charge 10 satisfy which thr -
scribed property Is 20 be sold ls 's'.3''i-o,
OF November 1913. together Win tfe cos,s
and allowance. amounting 70 80 20. "lLn I'm
interest from Januarb II, 1870 Io~e'"ei
with the expenses Of the sale. Ihe ap-
proximate amount OF the taxes. assess
ments ana water rates. or other liens
which ar 20 be allowed % the purchaser
out of the purchase money, Or PAID - 'Ho
Referee. is {1.olH25. and interest
D''S'' jTtI,N i'll II wRIGHr. Referes
sUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW
York Ernst Zlpse and Michael hins-
ley, as Executors % the Last WI ana
Testament Il Patrick Farley deceased.
plaintiffs against Joseph Scher - a.. de-
PENDANTS. In pursuance ~ Judgment or
foreclosure and sale. duly made anc en-.
tered IN the anoEe-entitl'4 action ana
!, the undersigned. the Referee ln said
Judgment named. vii sell a. public etlo.
at the Exchange Salesroom. Nos 1919
Vesey Street 10 the Borough N Mahhat-
tan. City OF New York, on the l+th DAY
OF April, 1918. Al y o'clock noon 90 thR1
day by Herbert A. sherman, Au'iioueer.
the premises directed by said Judgment %
be sold. and therein described as follows.
An that certain lot, piece or parcel OK
land. with the buildings thereon re .tea
situate, lying ana b.lng To the Nity 2t NeW
York and County Of New York. and bound
ed and described as follows.
Beginning Al point on nc sonthery
side Of Eighty y-segOud street, distant two
hundred and se.enty-threc feet tastery
from the point formed by the intersection
OF the SOutherly side of Eighty sconi
Street with the East'r.y side of Avei ie ;,
and running thence Southerly parable. with
Avenue A. one hundred and two fret and
two Inches 10 the center line u che block
between Eighty-second Street and eighty
erst Street; thence Eastery alous said
center line of the block and parable! with
Elghty-second Street. eighteen teei ana
allel TO Avenue A. one hundred and Two
feet and two inches % me eon' neriy 500
OF Eighty-second Street; and thence West
erly along the same eighteen feet ana
nine inches 70 the point or place ot BE-
ginning"
Dated New York March iS. 1915
ISIDORE D. MORRISON. Referee.
GEO II HYDE. Attorney Tor plaintiffs a.
Park Row. Manhattan. New YORK city.
The following is d diagram % tho prop
erty 10 be sold. It's street number is ~
East SIND Street. Manhattan. Ne" YORK
City.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30
susaoGArE's CoURT-KETCHAM. g.
QUEENS COUNTY.

equity Causss-Hr MPHKEY. J.
Court 0peIs and calendar cLiel A. 10 A ~.
C|@ig.,, C|@ig,..,s ~ ...bo.u Graf Furnace, Bernstein
Dieier. Hughes cumming same
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30
AUCTION SALES.

BY VIRTUE u several chatir mougaEes. Jacob
Gems er suctioneer sells to-isy. 3 oc ock .. %
a. the storehouse 0' Roth & CO. No sgl East g3d
street Borough u MsnhattAn. ss.0on trures TOR
merry a. Nos as socOud Avenue. 5t3 r4id aTeaus
snd ifss Third ,'snus. Borough ef Ea1hattsn.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30
JOHN PURRoY Mitchell.

pT7RsTTANT To STATUTORY REQUIRE
nent. notice Is hereoy given 'h1, an s set;
,,.sseJ nv both branches of the legislature,
Ssnti,led An act % amend the Greater New
Work charter IN relation 90 the issue OF
corporate stock -.
pnblic Hearing upon such hill VIII he held
AZ the Mayors Once In the cry Hall IN
the city Of New York on Thural~y. April
/ 1915. az 80 o'clock r. "
Dated. CITY Hall New York. March 2sth.
JOHN PURROY mitchell.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30

COUNTY COURT PLAT.
Johnson Co SsV Bank Ztr0wsay shelly
K0uhauser NeLdler Cu.emA1
Pose 4 ul1 Eberzpscher KleImarkI Coleman
(oule-s y & STAN hy De Lilo Cnderhill Brick
Sane same Geu Motors Yardiey
Clrrau Donovan Won Frankgberg/ Phillips
kur.'zS,.. .Am4io Jamba Fedmsn
Gen gef. .bafnIV OF Find T1blts Co Mccullough
D. rr Eblug Brewing HAkd/ Bdants
Bruno & 4 u x RR Kahn lrTlls
v. ara Eiseman
The following causes mag either be mafk1n neAny
or market 10 another day.
AIetardcr Iouusbury Seymour Coal /RSssles
B,.-ifs Ctty of Youksrs Dyckman Chambers
W.-fg-eas gams R0thgciljN y & STAN Ry
VsIt.1 Brogn Tocco Tararo
R0eucc| kuuAn y Hrangel S"Al
H. -, JSickIsy CGrrs Mytzkein
80. r.ia-oo LildstromI WhitAl
Barueft kennedy L'guan Knapp CO.
RTet-- RAGS NJ Yer Auto sta Stiros
s.c,e same Nu.cante Port Gems u
sblIoh Baptsf ChurrhI preisdl Stone Co
Nsa Rochelle Trust Ed son F91 -lnenI
IounsOuD 4 5 G~achinni Peksnll ,lonc %
Johns santoro Nshonsy/H CRR
sel ert/ Alan aat1f
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30
GENTLEMEN RIDERS
RETURN FROM WAR
Appleton and Lewis Saw
Much Service with the
Allied Forces.
JOCKEYS ApLENTY
FOR STEEPLECHASES
TWenty-four Getting Ready for
the Season at the Old
Benning Track.

c. L. Appleton and r. Brakeman
Lewis, two prominent amateur riders,
are back from France, and will Oe seen
in the saddle at the early hunt club
meetings Both saw n deal of service
at the front and had fund Of stories
TO tell OF the war.
Both volunteered in hospital service
and were assigned to the Sth Army
Corps Mr.. Appleton fooled an am
bulance from the trenches TO one OF
the hospitals in Dunkirk, while Mr..
Lewis did service as an aviator Both
escaped injury, but saw much Of the
slaughter that has been going on for
so lo1g. Mr. Appleton expressed the
opinion that the war would last long
time.
Speaking Of the fighting qualities Of
the various soldiers, Mr.. Appleton said
that the Indians were a great disap-
pointment ia the trenches. They would
charge fearlessly and fight like demons
in the open, but in the confinement Of
the trenches they did not have the tenn
permanent of their fairer skinned COM
patriots.
Elliott Cowdin, Cd. another Of the
American amateur jockeys. is still at
the front, serving in French aviation
corps.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30
COURT CALENDARS
n, ,,,,r, a nj, us. ,,u. n
FEDERAL.

FEDERAL.
DISTRICT COURT.
Iury Calsndar-MACk. J.
Room tOT Posi0fnce Building
Tidewatsr OiItiiObe Ind.
Isse on No day calendar
Admiralty CsIenda-MA1Eh J.
Room WOovJrth Bul dinE
Csin/B Smith Con Sanbern/ McA lister
smith shiuulugJ.s UyyN Thomsen /Bafber&Co
Thomp.0n Feeuey/ TugsJRuggeAa ano
A lmTrarsUJ v Sch AWgnOx NcWiliam. TugsSOCO
ErieRR/ SsAllemannia No 20 q sno
PotrisJ Same NYContI AioranhTCo
IA sban yvyomi,sinr Beach gJasAicWillians
Makbat/Ss Phils .. -.
klng6 Col LgtrlIogard NcWiilians IugPltkNo6S
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30

An idea OF the growth in the steeple-
chase end of racing was had Yesterday,
when a horseman, who had just come
back from BenninG. counted up twenty
four riders that are now at the old
course Of the Washington Jockey Club.
They were all jockeys OF more or less
importance. and each one had az some
time or other earned brackets. For
the coming season John Clark will ride
for Gwy Tompkins, while Johnny Ker-
math viii also be I'm his employ should
his health permit his riding Vincent
Powers and Pat Kcllcher are both un-
der contract to ride for the Greentree
Stable
William Carter. who Will campaign
string Of jumpers that he obtained
from Thomas 7. Ryan, has engaged
Elliott Woke; Joseph f. Davis has +.
Turnburke under contract. Fred Will
iams. who has ridden with o full meas
ure of success on both sides of the At
iautic, has been engaged by William
Garth for his big string
Williams rode Iighbridge in the
Grand National Willie Allen, who has
been one Of the most success OF the
cross country pilots since the time Of
Nat Ray has decided 20 retire from the
saddle, and he will race some horses
through the field himself this year.
Allen for years was one of the best
horses that Garth had in his stable
Arernon Daingerfeld yesterday re-
ceiyed q wire from the Kingston Farm
announcing the arrival Of black colt
by Colin Playmate Miss Dairgerfeid
who sent on the welcome news, pro-
nouuces the foal another Colin, so
closely does he resemble his illustrious
sire even az this tender age He is
black. with three white feet and star
Playmate. mis- dam, is a half sister 70
Masketta, being a daughter of Peter
Pan Biturica This makes the foal
very closely inbred, Colin, his sire, be-
ing a son Of Commando. while his dam
IS a granddaughter Of Commando on
her sire's side, Peter Pan being a son
of Commando-Cinder
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30
PUBLIC NOTICE.

PURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQCIRE-
meut. notice is hereby given that an -c',
Senate No 1914 Int 40 fiT las been
passed Dy both branches II the legislature.
entitled An at L) sm,nd chapter two
hundred and uinety-two Ot the Laws o.
Nineteen hundred and 1Ne. entitled An sct
10 authorize further appropriation Tor the
maintenance Of the American MUreum 9t
Natural History in the Central PARK 9f
the CITY OF New York generally.
Further notice u hereby given that
Public Hearing upon such BIN viii be held
~ The MAYORS once ia the CITY Han ~
the City u New YOfk. on Thursday. Aprii
1 1915 At 2.30 O'Clock =. NJ -
Dated. City Hall New York. March Istn'
i''' JOHN PURRoY Mitchell.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30
RECEIVERS MISUNDERSTANDING COURT.

DuA DanzigIAaron Rosenstein--Benj Feinsten.
Nerina Tecere Hannah Walach-Wm Lynch.
Katharine " Blake Hopkins Secir--Wm J Lynch.
BY NEWBTRGER J.
New Church I'D Of PYb/Adclaide q Hoyt-Chestef
! Byus.
Peter Y StOcky Jacob Lowcnthal-JacOb katz.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30
REFEREES APPoIHIeo-syPREwe COURT

By BLUR J.
Young Nsthau-Julius n Seymour
FreedlAnderI R0mey Realty CO-Marcel Lev.
By Gt'Y J
BO'derherF Nal Surety CO-EnOs Booth.
Gefen Sachs-rh G'i-oy
By NEWBI RGEh J.
Kissel 'M1rgan--Roht G. Monroe
Isnge /Smalls f3 cases sl-Ssml StrasbOurger
Met Sav Bk Doeger- Herman Joseph
Matter ot RADIUS Rudolph A Soliyman.
Matter % Fe!usai-Abraham Stern.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30
NEW YORK COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
Appellate Olsislon-ist Oept.-Receo.
Appelats Term--Kecess
Special Tsrm-Psrt i-NENBI H6Eh J.

Special Tsrm-Psrt
MOTION CALEl
Re Nyers
Zipfel /Zipfel
Moore Moore
NcKearueyI NYConsRR
Re kafagheuslAn
FC.l/NYOut&WestIly
Savoy Gregory
ReddyCont Bvyki65h
Stkesity
CAyanagh SupCOunCtth
Nut Benefit
Van Dyck/frlend
h.obre/Iewis
Frtedlauder Schsnch
McLaughliu/BiissCo
Brsndes O'NeiiAdamsCo
llslllgan BurnsBros
Fried ander Schanck
O'Suliiyan/S
Hamilton HOgan& Sons
Ruggles Map0sCentSugn
Coupe Bead .estOn&N
Nir1i fTyw acanaFPOultry
Psski Ikisse iSiOt0rCar
Sullivan Walsh
HeAly/UnElecL&P
Iung/LlouBreVer
NOtt/JEmes
Leay y/Leary
Lowe Same
Stone BTesy
Fink Ericsson
Same Same
Bond Drummond
LOYoVsky Golden
Same same
AmalPreasLtd/ AmlPress
Inc
USCasualty AndersonEC
Aukum&CO/P Pearl
Rosenberg BAltmsn&Co
Entrierc Zimmerman
Auerbach Bieber
Neeniug/BiO
M0ushel.iAn Knight
Hough/S /SOcieteEN Nesting-
house de Russio
Re Cuikiu
he Marion
BamOnte BSmOnts
Lewis Schenck
Same Same
Hurry Shapiro
Jackson Applehy
Ilepner/liepuer
Daly Daly
Re Veins stein
Conger COuger
Eitiugef Wiiiiamsourgh
city r lHs
PeO. O.Grifenhagen/ Comptrl
IsaAcs lsaacs
Special Term
EI par
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30

REFEREES APPOINTED.
SUPREME coURT-BRADY. J.
LYONS Frame Bldg Co-JOhn Z JOyco.
Tcu1re Tenure-L + Sisson
Park Mtg Co Guid0ne-E Booth
Hemenw4yI L0ckwit CO-C W SincOt
Ruscher MARTINI d DOHHng
DulemuthJ JCorhott-E Z Eckiey
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
SUPREME C0URT-BlADY. !!
Blumentha Friedman-H VI Juger.
Friedlluder l.uM Real Prop CO-H NJ Ungaf.
I-lUauuI E.-trt-J hatZ.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30

Special Term for Trlals-BRADY. J.
DAY CALENDAR
Becker Becker Firfanauer /FinkenAuss
Trial Term-BRADY. J.
No Jay calendar
COUNTY COURT.
Special Term-GlBB3. J.
Motions and eI parfe matters
Trial Term-GlBBS J.
40 day calendar
sURE1GATE's COURT cHAMBERS-scHUlk. 8
No lag calendar
Trial Term-SCHULH. ).
No day calendar
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30

BRONX COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
Special Term-BHADY J.
Motion, and eK-parfe matters
NOTION CALENDAR
Ni1rgeus'ein Kroner MJrgeuseln Kroner
Haage Haze Hetherington NYNHAH
AlIi'Igau Y Rvs Waronen VI Mullen
johnson Brown Feberbaum Felberbsum
Dieh0t Wolfra,h People Rocco
Kat .GoldsteIn Weber DOuneuy
same Same Schneider Schneider
The Dickinson press., 1915-07-24

not like it here that they are return
ing east. The Fullers have been
.prospered in North Dakota and will
always have a good word for Dunn
county.
Ed. Finger was to go to South
Heart early in the week to look over
his farm a djoining the Charles Angel
land with a view of establishing a
stock ranch. By fixing up the build
ings a little, and putting up hay Mr..
Finger expects to be able to provide
nicely for a herd of cattle. Miss
Julia Finger will keep house for her
brother. Getting back to stock rails
ing will seem like old times to these
people.
In "The Shooting of Dan McGrew"
which will be seen at the Lyric The
atre on Tuesday, July 27, with Ed
mund Breese in the role of "The Man
from the Creeks" a remarkable
scene, showing a gold rush from Cape
Nome to the interior of Alaska, is
shown. "The Shooting Of Dan Nc
Grew" vas staged at Horseton, Man
itoba, during the big nov season: 1t
is in five parts and chock full Of thrill
ing situations and climaxes. It is
based on Robert w. Services poem
of the same name.
1t was a great surprise to many
Dickinson people the first Of the week
to learn that J. W. Foflis had under
gone a most serious operation at St.
Joseph's hospital for cancer. He was
in during carnival week and had an
| examination, as a result of which it
! was soon ~ascertained that he had l
malignant form Of this dreaded dis
ease and he submitted Immediately to
| an operation. AT last reports he was
doing as we'll as could be expected and
seemed to have a fair chance Of re-
covery.
Miss Hattie Lehman and brother.
Louis, left by auto the middle of the
week for Leith, N. D., accompanying
their mother and sister, who have
The Dickinson press., 1915-07-24
LOCAL NEWS

Alfred Gafner was in Monday to
see how the French conduct horse in
spections.
Charles Colgrove says that he is
feeling irst-class since his return
from his Missouri trip.
Eugene Greene returned Monday
night from Bismarck, where he had
been since Friday evening.
Matinee TODAY at 800 D. m. at
the Lyric. Don't fail to see the "Jug-
gernaut'.
John Barnes was in Dickinson the
first of the week from the northwest
to take notes on the French horse in
spection.
This week Oscar Farr placed Is
pieces of new furniture, including
handsome porch chairs, in the Dick
inson Golf Club house.
Robert Wilcox left on Tuesday will
J. w. Stimson, who was being taker
to a sanitarilum at the Twin Cities.
Marvin W., Mr.. Stimson's young son
to a sanitarium at the Twin Cities.
was also along. Mr.. Wilcox returned
Thursday, accompanied by Marvin,
who will make his home with Mr. ant
Mrs. Wilcox.
The Dickinson press., 1915-07-24

been visiting here with them since
the carnival. Miss Georgia Stein is
relieving Miss Lehman at the local
telephone exchange. Miss Florence
Dryer will take her vacation from this
office next.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Peeler of IL
miles southeast of the city expect to
start in their car for the Yellowstone
National Park Monday. They plan on
being away three weeks, stopping off
on the way at Glendive, Miles City,
Billings and Hunters Hot Springs.
The l. O. O. F. held a regular meet
ing on the evening of the goth, the
following officers being installed:
Chas. Bake, noble grand; A. A. Dins-