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New-York tribune., 1915-03-23
TESTS PLAN TO END
IAIL FOR DEBTORS
Grifenhagen Saves Woman Who
Faced Three Months for
COntempt of Court.

Sheriff Grifcnhagen and his corn-
sci, Abraham $. Gilbert, yesterday put
TO practical test their opposition to
imprisoning persons for debt, which
part of the code they are trying TO
have amended through bill in the
Legislature.
This time the victim was woman,
Mrs. Johanna Rixa, of 2 West 1Olst
Street, formerly the possesscr of
500 900, whom Justice Finelite. Of the
City Court, ordered to Jail for three
months because she failed to appear
for supplementary examination follow
ing judgment for $50 for rent, owed to
Alfred Lewis, in whose house she for
merly lived.
Deputy Sheriff Leslie arrested Mrs.
Rixa, who was plainly ignorant OF the
offence with which she was charge d.
She spent almost the entire day in the
general office of the Sheriff. who gave
her an opportunity to settle the judg-
ment. In lieu of that Mr.. Grifenhagen
planned to use some other means to
keep the woman out of jail.
Mrs. Rixa has been married three
times. Her second husband. who was
in the American consular service, LETT
her a fortune, which was spent. she
said, by her third husband, physician.
She explained that she sent some one
to court TO answer the process for
her and had no intention to violate
the law.
1t was almost closing time for the
Sherifr's Office when Mr.. Gilbert got
the plaintiffs attorney on the tele-
phone and told him that if necessary
Sheriff Grifenhagen would save Mrs.
Rixa from jail. The attorney there
upon agreed to her release. providing
Justice Finelite agreed. The justice
consented, and ordered Mrs. Rxa to
appear for supplementary examination
next Monday
New-York tribune., 1915-03-23
FAST BOUT ENDS IN DRAW
Conifrey and Rector in Slash
ing Contest at Olympic Club.

Young Rector and frankie Conifrey
boxed ten lightning fast rounds at the
Olympic Athletic Club, of Harlem, last
night. with honors even at the end.
Both boys were fast on their feet, and
there was not a dull moment during
the time they were in the ring.
Conifrey, who is a fireman with one
Of the hook and Ladder companies when
not engaged in boxing, had host of
friends from the Fire Department, who
rooted for him to put over finishing
punch. Rector was not to be caught
mapping, however, and the two stood
toe to toe and slugged, with neither
earning a shade.
Joe Doyle, who substituted for Young
SaXby. went on against Irish Mahon
and gained an even break. In the other
bout Billy Bennett easily outpointed
French Robinson.
The other bouts held in this city
last night resulted as follows:
Long Acre A. A.-Kiddy Baker out
pointed Charley Perelli, in ten rounds;
Jack Sales knocked out Young Patsey
in the fifth round.
Vanderbilt A. C.-Mark Spencer boxed
a draw with frankie Williams, and
Willie Langford outpointed X. o..
Johnson.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-23
TRAVIS IN FIGHT
TO CURB TAX PLAN
Controller SOlicits Votes in Ell.
fort to Defeat Whitman's
Reform.

II was learned yesterday that over
the week end there was "A lively con-
test between the friends of Governor
Whitman and of Controller Travis to
see which could obtain the most As
semblymen from this city to vote their
way on the tax reform measure. The
Controller is doing all In his power
TO defeat the measure. which the Gov
ernor is determined to have passed.
According to stories told yesterday,
efforts were being made to get the
various appointees of the Controllers
office to obtain the votes of the As
semblymen in their districts.
This was particularly true. it was
said. in the cases of the transfer tax
appraisers. who get $4,000 year, and
many of whom are district leaders.
There are eight transfer tax appraisers
in New York County and four in
Brooklyn.
In spite Of this pressure, it was pre-
dicted last night that seven OF the
nine Republican Asssmblymen from
New Yclk County and five II tie
twelve 4r.m E'rgs County you'd sup-
port the Gov aor's bill. Contr ,-r
Travis. being member OF the h:Ica
County organization, had hoped to la -
all the legislators from there with hii.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-23
COURT CALENDARS
The meaning Of nb In. Is or b, n
FEDERAL.
SUPREME COURT.


New York Ciy y Bilder. Newark. and
schmitt' Minneapolis .,ii,h atmi,,sd to practice
l5s-st Louis southwestern Ry/spring River
stone Go Jgdsme1t affirmed WIN e9,,. ,y,. r. p..
cree affirmed. With co.ts
.62?-w = Tylor Co Ludlow ssylor Wire Co. Writ
s3l-U slF " vsoslei and $ walsh. Sur
'yos Of W Bennett Judgment affirmed
and " trustee SosS AnSs NO Hover TiS dS' oi Hover
NOnparcil Consolidated Copper Co ct al. Judg-
ment reversed with costs. and cause remandsi io'
IGi~w 4 Wright Controller General Of Gsor-
gia. The Central OF Georgia Ry. Decree affirmed
Jew 4 Wright Controller General ot Gsorssi
T. * IK et al Decree modified and snirmed
with costs. aud cause remanded to L Court for
Northern District OF Georgia. ,,, ,...
1870 L Newman ?; al. etcliJnchhurs Invest
ment Corporation and Holmes Central Realty Cor
poraton et al Judgment affirmed, with costs:
Isl Davistbs Commonwealth OF virginia
Judgment reversed. with costs. aud cause reminded
Tor further proceedings not Inconsistent with opinion
100 Dalton Adding Machine CoIsate Corporation
Commission Of Commonwealth of Va ct al Deere
10 seaboard Air Line Ry/CIara V Psdsett. sd-
min. Judgment affirmed with costs
ORDERS OF COURT
(orsinaD. North Carolina Tenne'see Pun";
ant 60 decree Of this court of Nov last in1 ol
agreement Of counsel for respective parties
Hale. d u Burns aud Joseph Hyde Pratt are ap-
dsfy line between states of North Carolina and I't-
nesscc aud decree entered giving directions goverlns
marking said line.
loriginaO Wisconsin franklin X Lane. Secre-
iary ~ the Interior. Motion 10 dismiss oVeHifd
without prejudice. and leave given defendant % an
swer within thirty days
order. Il is ordered by this court tina, cases
heretofore ri ared on summary docket. viz. j3N 'l3I
77g 407 aud 7gl be. aud same are hereby assigned
for argument on Monday. April 10. at head Of call
ee7. Manuel Cerecedo ct alfU 8. Motion to al
vance submitted. 49,
las Producers Oh CoiLydia Hansen ct al: Leave
granted 10 file an additional brief OH behalf Of d.
PENDANTS . . -
kot Wells Fargo a Co: and 6Ss. q q Johnson, US
treasurer " South DakotaJ Fargo. etc. Motions
70 advance submitted ~
SIS LeI,oy Brazee People Of Michigan. Mo.ion
for restraining order submitted
nav call for Anil :. Sos .59, GSi. 1876. iS.
sol land so2 5OJ aud 500. j3G. iS0. 1l2, 'j'.
/ (onginall and sl3.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-23
Lea ing Lawn
Tennis ixtureS

The leading lawn tennis tourna-
tournaments Of what promises to be
the most flourishing season in the his
tory of the game In this country, fol-
low:
NAV 2S-Women's Metropolitan cham
pionships, West side Tennis Club, For
est Hills, J.. !.
June 7-National championships.
women's singles. doubles and mixed
doubles, at Philadelphia Cricket Club,
Philadelphia.
June New Jersey State cham
pionshlps. at Montclair Athletic Club,
Montclair. y. j.
June I2-Metropolitan championships.
at Bronxville \. A., Bronxville, y. y.
June 9l-Middic States champion
ships, at Orange Lawn Tennis Club,
South Orange, y. j.
June 23-Clay court championships
of United States, at Pittsburgh \. n.
Pittsburgh. Penn.
July 3-New York State and Central
New York State championships. at
Yahnundasis Golf Club. Utica, y. Y.
July 1O--Panama-Pacific champion
ships, at Fair Grounds, san Francisco.
Longwood singles and Eastern dOu-
bles. at LongwoOd Cricket Club. Boston.
August 3O-NatiOnal singles. national
challenge doubles and national inter
scbolastic championships, at West
Side Tennis Club. Forest Hills, J.. 1.
September 13-Intercollegiate cham
pionships, at Merton Cricket Club,
Philadelphia.
September 1S-Metropolitan Junior
championship at West side Tennis
Club, Forest Hills, J.. i.
September 1S-New Jersey state
championships for women. at Engle-
wood Field Club, Englewood, y. j.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-23
SHERIFF'S AUCTION SALES.
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT COUNTY or. NEW
York.-Ernest Zpse and Michael Kins-
ley. as Executors Of the Last VIII and
Testament OF Patrick Farley. deceased.
plaintiffs against Joseph Scher 81 al, de-
PENDANTS. In pursuance Of "A judgment OF
foreclosure and sale duly made and en-
bearing date the nth day OF March. 1915,
I. the undersigned. the Refe-ee In said
judgment named. will sell at public auction
at the Exchange Salesroom, Nos: 1918
Vesey Street. in the Borough OF Manhat-
tan, City Of New York. on the lith day
OF April, 1915. at II o'clock noon on that
day by Herbert a. Sherman, Auctloneer,
the premises directed by said judgment TO
be sold and therein described as follows
"All that certain lot. piece or parcel ot
land. with the buildings thereon erected,
situate. lying and being IN the cry OF New
York and County OF New York. and bound
ed and described as follows:
Beginning at point on the southerly
side Of Eighty second street. distant two
hundred and seyenty-three feet Easterly
from the point formed by the intersection
OF the Southerly side Of Eighty second
Street with the Eastorly side OF Avenue A,
and running thence Southerly parallel with
Avenue A. one hundred and two feet and
two inches TO the center line of the block
between Eighty second street and Eighty
nrst Street. thence Eastery along said
center line OF the block and parallel WIN
Eighty second Street. eighteen feet and
nine inches: thence NOrtherly and par
allel to Avenue A. one hundred and tw.o
feet and two inches 10 the Southerly side
Of Eighty second Street. and thence west
erly along the same eighteen feet and
nine inches to the point or place OF be-
Dated. New York. March IS. 1878.
ISIDORE d. MORRISON, Referee.
GEO. II. HYDE. Attorney FOR PLAINTIFFS IL
Park Row. Manhattan, New YORK city.
The following is diagram OF the prop
erty 10 be sold: its street number g. 6ls
East s2nd Street, Manhattan. New York
city.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-23
Policemen in Lively
Match at Handbau

Captain Mahoney's Oak Street sta
tion team defeated Captain Sweeney's
Fifth Street station players yesterday
afternoon in the first interprecinct
handball match played by New York's
finest"
1t was a thriller, and John Russ, Of
the police training school, who refereed
the match, said it was the closest game
he has seen in some time. Patrolmen
Frank II. Geiselman and John +. Shea
composed the Oak Street team and Ar
thur Cruice and Leo Ferda the Fifth
Street SQUAD.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-23
Lawn Tennis Growing
by Leaps and Bounds
MRS. BARLOW WINS MEDAL
Leads Field in Testing Round
of Women's Golf Tourney.

Pinehurst. n c.. March 22.-Mrs. Ro-
land II. Barlow, Merton Cricket Club,
Philadelphia, with card Of 80, won
the gold medal here to-day in the
qualification round of the women's con-
test of the annual united North and
South amateur golf championship. Mrs
with 96. Mrs. J. V. Hurd. who was
Dorothy Campbell, Pittsburgh Field
Club, turned in card of 9S.
Match play will continue through
Thursday.
A high wind pushed scores upward
several strokes on the average. Ouimet
recorded an 81 and So to-day.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-23
BUENZ'S PLEA STANDS
Hamburg American
Line Head Makes No Move.

Attorneys for Carl Buenz. manager
director OF the Hamburg-American
Line, took no action yesterday before
Judge Cushman to demur or change
the plea of not guilty. They had
until yesterday, so the plea stands.
DR.. Buenz and four other officials
and former employees OF the line were
indicted by the federal grand jury on
March I. Conspiracy to defraud the
United States by obtaining clearance
papers for vessels on false representa-
tions was charged.
It was also alleged that manifests
and clearance papers had been falsifed
so that the steamers Berwind, Fran,
Lorenzo and Sommerstad might supply
food and fuel to German commerce
raiders. Buenz is on parole on one in
dictment and $4,000 bail on the other.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-23
Dates for the More Important Lawn
Tennis Tournaments OF the Season

metropolitan Junior championship; l3. EnEewood
Field club. Englcwood. y. j.. New jersey state
championship for women. Is. Longwooi Cricket
club Boston. junior championship Of Massaciu-
setts: is Crescent Athletic club Bay Ridge. y. y.
invitation tournament. p. LonswoOd Cricket Cluh'
Boston women, open tournament. singles, doubles
and mixed doubles.
JANUARY. 1916.
January %. Piuehurst Country Club, Pinehufst'
~ C.. midHlnter championship.
FEBRUARY. 1915.
February y. 7th Regiment Tennis Club. New
YORK national indoor championship for men %.
Palm Beach Tennis CLUB. Palm Beach. ia,
championship Of Florida.
MARCH. 1916.
March II. Tth Regiment Tennis Club. New
York indoor national championship for women; -5.
Loug600i covered courts. Boston, invitation louIAA-
meut mems singles and doubles.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-23
PIRfIC NOTICES.

PURSUANT to statutory requirement. no.
tice is hereby given that an act, senate
No. l57 Assembly 40 1906, Int i51. has
been passed by both branches of the Log
islature, entitled. An act 20 amend the
Greater New York charter IN relation TO
instruction 20 be furnished by the College
OF the City OF New York.
Further notice IL hereby given that n
Public Hearing upon such bill win be held
at the Mayors once IN the city Hall in
the city OF New York. on Friday March
e6. 1915. at $50 o'clock = NJ
Dated. city Hall. New York. March p.
1915.
JOHN PURROY mitchell, Mayor.
PURSUANT 20 statutory requirement. no.
tice is hereby given that an act. Assem-
bly, No 484. Int 40. 456. has been passed
by both branches of the Legislature, en-
titled: An act TO amend the Judiciary law.
in relation TO clerks and attendants OF
the appellate term OF the supreme court
IN the second department.
Further notice IL hereby given that
Public Hearing upon such bill will be held
At the Mayors Once In the City Hall In
the city OF New York. on Friday, March
2s 1915, at > 80 o'clock L. N.
Dated, city Hall. New York March y.
1915. ...--..,.., -,
New-York tribune., 1915-03-23
s2nd street

The approximate amount Of the lien or
charge to satisfy which the above-de-
scrihed property is 70 he sold. is seven
thousand four hundred and nfty seven 81
100 dollars (s7457SlD. with interest there
ON from the 18TH day ~ March. 1915. to-
gether with costs and allowance amounting
to $685.. with interest from March Il.
1915, together with the expenses ot the
sale The Approximate amount ot tho
taxes assessments and water rates. or
other liens. which are 90 be allowed 20 tho
purchaser out OF the purchase money. or
paid by the Referee. IL ;35355 and In
terest.
Dated. New York. March ls. 1918.
ISIDORE D. MORRISON. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-23
The lineup follows:
Football Star
Under the Knife

Pittsburgh. March 22.-Guy NJ. Will
hanson, of indianapolis, captain-eect
IF the University of Pittsburgh football
team, passed successfully through an
operation for appendicitis on Saturday,
according to his physicians. His re-
covery is expected.
He probably will not be able to play
with the baseball team this year.
Williamson ranks with the best backs
on the gridiron, his open field running
being spectacular.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-23

Special Term-Part I-LNNCH. J.
orer Go StrysOwer KuuenIBuT
New-York tribune., 1915-03-23
suRROGATEs NOTICES.

McKEAN. MARIA TN PURSUANCE or Az
order ot Hon Roteu Ludlow Fowler surro-
cate of the County Of New YORK.. notice Is hereby
siyen 10 all persons having claims against Maria
r NckeAn late 0i the County u Nee NOrk. de.
ceased 10 present the same wiil vouchers thereof
10 the subscriber at his place Of transactins o1si
nes, Al the o,rce OF Marx Cross Company. No. t0t
Fifth Avenue, Borough Of Manhattan. Ciiy q Neg
YORK oa or before the IN day u July l3lo
Dated New York, January fih. 1918.
JOHN y MckEAN Administrator
NICHOLAS T. BETJEAiAN Attorney for Al.
ninlstrator No s. Llbsry street Borough u
Manhattan. Ncs Nork CiB
New-York tribune., 1915-03-23
Coleman Wins at Billiards.

Hal Coleman, the ational Class b
champion, defeated George T. Moon, jr.,
last night in the eighth game of the
Manhattan handicap tournament at 1872
balkline billiards, in the rooms Of the
Morningside Billiard Academy.
Coleman's score was $50 and Moon
clicked off 14O. The winners high
runs were %, 26 and %, and his aver
age 34-35. Moon gathered high runs
of SO, Is and II, and his average was a.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-23
FIRE DEPARTME EMIT.

Death -Frmn ga gradel C. Mosecker II. 4 7.
ls March 20 Funeral services al 121i Third A..
brooklyn. a. : p m. March 22. Funeral March
% Buhal a Lutheran Cemetery.
Penalty imposed-Frmn. lst gradel, A. IN
gerer H. x l. q. Absence without cave Two
regular leaves 0f absence d. Will hed
Temporary Detsll-March %. L. H J. GanAsher.
H. 4 l.. 20. % B. of +. F.. a. theatre Inspector;
Frmn tlst grsde). H. Fredenherg. H. S l. A..
designated as Act. L. during detail Of L. II J.
Gallagher as theatre inspector.
Leaves Of Absence mo payl-Fmn. list zraiel,
J. J. Tierney. Eng ss. Y hours. Marcn IS: Cptn.
J.. Flanagan. Eng 80, II hours. March %; Frrrn.
ga grade). 7 Marin.. n a l. 20 u hours.
March %: IL. H. ,. Connolly. Eng. l5i. - hours.
March 2s: Frmn. list grade. !. 4. sullivan. i. q
l. II. l2 hours. March g Frmn. LIST ssadel. J. r.
Murray. Eng 275. % hours. March p.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-23
DISTRICT COURT.

JuTy JhItndhf-NhNh, .
Room l07. iOstorice Building
Tidewater Oil--CiObe Ind
Case on. No day calendar
Jury Calendar-HUNT.
Room 323, Postofice Building.
OravaseIPhua n Il RR LangeIWhist
PetrosinoI IMcCorre - ~
EuuIb Csl.ndar-IEARNED HAND. J.
Room /. WOolsOrth Building.
BurkeElact IndPneurOOl
Admiralty Calendar-MA1ER, J.
Room 2 Woowouh Building.
cl,pton ~ Stone Co/TNlz ThompsOn/Ss Psstofes
s"n,bvtck OceanSs/ COrn ProdMfg
susouchanna CoalITug l. Morrell fWestchesterL ght
= Murray Smithshpping/ SsBWM
J. Y TrauspIC n Y Thompson ,,,,,-
Thomson Barber & Co AmIransp. ScnhMon9"
Timmins Lgtr Potomac Ere hNos hhen~is
Ei.,niroto, AckermanRtgeCoiCNY
uat,tsr iTngkyvou,issInR Kiug&C o LgtrHOwsrd
GsinJF Y smith Cont Flanagan Tug gAshbourne
New-York tribune., 1915-03-23
SOCIALISTS DISAVOW
LIEBKNECHT'S VOTE
Reichstag Member Must Place
Himself at Disposal of Mill
tary Authorities.

Amsterdam (via London), March %.
The Socialist party in the German
Reichstag has given out declaration,
according to a dispatch from Berlin,
severely denouncing the breach of dis
cipline' committed by Karl Liebknecht,
the Socialist deputy, in voting against
the adoption of the budget in the
Reichstag on March 20.
London, March 22.-An Exchange
Telegraph dispatch from Copenhagen
says that DR.. Liebknecht has been or,
dered to place himself at the disposal
Of the German military authorities, ac-
cording to the "Politiken" of that city.
Henceforth he must consider himself
under military law. He is not to write
articles, nor will he be permitted 10
attend public political meetings, ex-
cepting the Reichstag and the Landtag.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-23
Collins Stars in
Field and at Bal

Stockton, Cal, March 22.-The Chi
cago White Sox regulars defeated
Portland, of the Pacific Coast League,
by score Of 10 to 6 here to-day.
Collins starred both in the field and
AZ bat. Schalk the White SoX catcher.
was forced to retire in the third inning
owing to a split thumb.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-23
Coal Barons in New Jersey.

The Wilkes Barre club of the state
League will do its spring training at
Hackensack, \. j., Pete Noonan. owner
Of the Coal Barons, stated yesterday.
The players will report at HackensacK
about April /.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-23
Good Start for Lafayette.

Columbia. S. C., March 22.-The La
fayctte College baseball team defeated
the University of South Carolina here
to-day in the opening baseball game OF
the season by score Of 10 0.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-23
POLICE DEPARTMENT.

Promoted to sergeant.-March 20. as
signed To Training school. for days: J. r.
Marion 4sl. H. ". Girori tmtdD. S5th. O.
IT. Bohmke 10Th VI. Owendon. 10th. j. g.
Hall Traf G.. =. J. Cannon. Traf c.. =.
!. Brophy Bur. Of Tel. J. J. Cannon. u. y.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-23
Braves Beat Atlanta Nine.

Macon, Ga, Marcn 22.-The Boston
Braves defeated the Atlanta Southern
Association team here to-day by score
of 13 to b.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-23
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
THE RENAL. CAP co. have dissolved on o..
con day ~ March 1915 Herman MclAcis AMI
Dadd ksden viii not be resDo.slble fof sny mer-
ohandise. debts. notes u a. kAd Incurred aites
March 10Th. 1919.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-23
CITY COURT.
COHALAN. s.
MOTION CALENDAR

Trial Tsrm-FOwLER. S-At 10 30 A. VI.
No day calendar.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-23
RECEIVERS ApPoIareo-svPREmE COURT.

George Il Smith John l. Lytte-John Roy.
New York Life Insurance CO/Attson Co-Ssmp-
son Selig
Francis II Ross Ethel II Moore-Hy otter.
Corp Relief of Widows and Children Florence
Ano,d--DOrothy Strauss.
William y Cromwell Charles Il Meyer-Arthur n
Giegcrich
New-York tribune., 1915-03-23
SUPREME coURT.

IsIONS-BLAC CKNiAIl. J.
The Fudicott Building CO/Barymore 81 al: the
George A Just CojGuthy. Pinto Morris Amusement
90. Fell Brown et al-Orders signed.
First National Bank Of AmiVUulPlrkl-Orde
appoiutiug l. Harver receiver signed.
By GARRETSON. J.
Parsons Parsons e al-Order signed.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-23
Murray/Eustaco
IN
xvIII-DELEHANTY. J.
REFEREES NOTWITHSTANDING COURT.

Re Pe'r-Walter n Lehman.
Newton fSkrilOw-Paiuck Walsh.
Kiugsland Block-JOhn II Rogsn.
Peg Bates-Waltcr liiTsch
Pegg/ g/Bates-Frederick j Lockman.
Powell CaUel CO--William + Calm.
BY NEWBURGER. j.
Martin /Starbuck--Charles l. Hoffman.
Seameu's Bank for Savings Bach-Sol Kohn.
Sanger POwer-JacOb A Cantor.
Zlegeri Necsrsulmer
Union Trust CO/AbelsOn-PhOen1 lngraham.
The Farmers Loan 4 Trust Co/ o/NcGowan-Georg
New-York tribune., 1915-03-23

n. So: r. MCGEE. y. H.. O. Thomson. D. B'
Transfers ana Assignments ~,
mtd. ptlmn.. with horses and cq0ipments'
from precincts Indicated 20 33d; J. y. Myers,
s3d. H. Williams. 18th. J. q. Hynds. "in'
A. McGinlcy. esih; J. Bridegroom. lsstn, ".
dlcated: J. W Plate. Gth. T. r Brady.
esth q. y. Monahan 0th: T. VI. Reidy.
Mth. J. B. o. BTien. Nfth. tempy. assigntS.:
Ptimn. ID. J. Foley and w. j. Enr!ght. ltt.
10 Office Of Second Dep. Com, 10 days, Aar,h
20; ]. Cunnlf. 9Th. 20 office Of District AZ
Buckley, 18th. days. March %: T. y. En-
right. 18th: J. ". Evans 3sth. and j. T. V.
L. Patton. 9Th. 10 days March q; J.
Shields 3sth. and w. &. Nlemand. foth. 10
days. March q. {. II. Terhune ioth. days
March 49, q. Nuppenau. 2s3d. 70 osys
March q J.. Gadley. zs2d. 30 days. March -;
u. J. Walsh and S. Heher. y. y. IL. squad,
10 days. March 3: FOR days. March %. pre-
cincts Indicated: J. J. J. Patton. 6th; J. H.
Fitzgerald. 7th: j. T. O'Nei 7th. y. W.
Hay. 18th: l.. B. snowden. 18Th ]. v. f1tz-
Iowenthal: 18th: W. T.. Dickson. as,: J; =.
18th. 10 r. s. from precincts Indicated. II
days March p; j. r. kirsch. lst; '. Busn-
nell. ist. W. j. O'Donneil. lst: X. A. Jones.
9Th. T. Connor. 5th: =. II. Ciesenan. bth;
~. Wolf. TIN: 81. Bloom 7th, =. Flnnersn'
7th. H. F1eschmsnn. 18Th: J. O'G0rmsn'
18th; J. p. shaughnessy. 18Th. T. J. Ia~lor,
18th. T. T. Hushion. 2sth: ". 7. MenNe'
2Cth: r. J Stokes 18th
Applications for Pull Pay Approved
Sergt. n. Brucck 29ih, from Jan. ". during
disability. Ptlmn. J. a. Loughran 6sth'
from March IS. during disability: +. Tirote'
T. D.. from March IS. during disability Ssick
leave).
New-York tribune., 1915-03-23

Special Term-Part
NATION EAIENl

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Pco. Stewart/N y Tel
SullylTinauy & Co
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Clayton Lord
Bc.s Viola
Merfcill Mcrrell
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Yung1ion Brewery
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Cordaui/Daly
Fink Ericsson
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