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STEAMERS At FOREIGN PORTS.

E.t'.rian Nav &C TIs1ndsd Dutch, New fofk
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yi.Ialr IBrl Nea York.
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SAILED.
Hue.a Nav 20 Po'msHief RI NsH f35t -,
h7ores Nisy 90 Rorua trn. f-um Msrseilcs. eic)
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PASSED
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puasen..,. MAJ O. Hlty. Ncs Yorh 'o' London.
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OF EENS COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.

Otoisont SCI DDIH
Re NuchA re- Boulevard. re- ZolFct Re Lawrence
stree fe Va DeVeu'er Avenue Glcts.n Craze -
aI. Moran Becl- People % The stale y New York
'uuau. Long Island Co/siLnS0oi Towing Go
ofir. signed
>lu'iof satnE1 Bank Butler It al Judgment
~ foreclosure and sale. George u StoddArt referee
% SELL
~irau~Husua Fnbl decree Of divorce .is7ed
DonovtL Hsoro 10 Of a. lndertak4s approved
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SURROGATES' NOTICES.

BERRY MARCELLUS +. IN PURSU-
ance Of an order OF Honorable John T.
COhslan. Surrogate OF the County OF
New York. notice IL hereby given to all
persons having claims against Msrcellus
+ Berry. late OF the county Of New York
deceased to present the same with vouch-
Of trsnsacting business, No. As wall street
in The city OF New York. on or before
the 18th day OF october next.
Dated. New York. the gath day Of
UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK. Executor.
CARTER. LEDYARD q MlLBURN.
Attorneys for Executor "a Wall Street
Borough OF Manhattan. New York CITY
~ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
orsble John 7 Cohalan. Surrogate %
the County OF New York. notice is hereby
given 10 all persons having claims against
county of New York. to present the same
with vouchers thereof TO the subscribers
at their place Of trsnsacting business No
CO Cedar street In the city Of New York.
on or before the LIST day OF December. next
Dated, New York. the 2lst day u April.
1915. SENEY PLUMBER
JOHN ". SIMPSON.
SIMPSON. TEACHER & BARTLETT'
Attorneys for Executors - Cedar
Street. New York. y. Y
BAkEE. MALyINA In PURSUANCE OF Az
order Of Honorable John 4. Cohalsn. q Surrogate
OF the County o. New York. notice l. hereby given
B..r ave tn: County q, n. forz M asee.,e
10 present the same with vouchers thereof 10 the
subscfibers al their place u tznsacing business
the Once Of Crane * lockwood. their Attorney. a.
No - Wal street, Ia the CiD d Nes YORK. Bor-
ough %! Manhattan. on or before the uiuth dsy VI
D-ted. Ne~ York the seventh cav OF Isnusry
1915 MARSHALL e. LEfFERrS
THOMAS q. RICHARDSON.
Executor,
va! Street. Borough Of Manh.I.a Ne" iorS
N PURSUANCE OF An ORDER or HONOR
able John Z. Cohaau. surrogate % the
County ~ New York. notice Is hereby given 20
all persons having claims against AlonLo tiaudiIs
Whi'riige. late of the County u New York lie
ceased. 20 presen, the same. with vouchers there
Of 20 the subscriber. a. It's place " transaetins
business 40 Is Wall street Borough Of Manhat-
tan. IN the CITY y New York. Oh or before thu
!. IA day ~ September next
Dated. New York the tth dU Of March. 1918
UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK Executor.
q Wal street. Manhattan. New fork
~ PURSUANCE or Az ORDER OF
Honorable John =. Cohalan. a Surrogate
Of the County OF New York. notice is here
by given 10 all persons having claims
against Norman Pierce. late OF the County
81 New York deceased. to present tho
same with vouchers thereof to the sub
scriber. at HIS piacc OF transactiug busl-
ness. No. 3si Fourth Avenue. ~ The CIty
- New York. On or before the 'th day OF
November next
Dated. New York the 29th day OF April.
1915
SPRAGUE S LOCKWOOD.
Administrator.
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STRROCATE'S NOTICES.

IL PURSUANCE OF Az ORDER OF Hon
orable John z. CohaIan. Surrogate ot
the County OF New York, NOTICE Is here
by given 10 all persons having claims
against Delos O. Wlckhdm. late Of tho
county OF New York. deceased. 10 present
thu same with vouchers thereof 70 the sub
scriber at her place OF transacting bust
ness. the Office II Root Clark. Buckner
Rowland 30 81 Nassau Street. in the
borough OF Manhattan. city OF Sew York.
on or before the 18th day OF November
1918 MARY r. WICKHAM.
EXecutriN.
Dated. New York. the 6th day o. May.
ROOT. CLARK. BUCKNER & HOW
LAND. Attorneys Tor ENecutrix. 81
Nassau Street Sew York
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STORAGE NOTICES.
GUARDIAN STORAGE
AND TRANSFER COMPANY
3OI-3O3 West l25tk st. New York.

Ncw York. M %. 1915.
NOTfCE Is HEREBY GIVEN 20 each sud
every indI..dutl hereinafter mentioned
that on MONDAY. THE l+TH DAY OF
JINE 1915. the follow lug goods VIII Dee gold
81 PUBLIC AUCTION al the U.rerOOms u
tr- GUARDIAN STORAGE AND TRANS
FER CDMPANT. Sos sol and 39J west
I45th ST.. boz the borough Of Manhattan.
city and Comfy u Sew York. az 10 20
A 81 20 recover the amount due upon
said goods for storage charges upon the
same pursuant O. las. and sucn sale viii
bee continued on EACH SUCCESSIVE
MONDAY until all said goods shall be
sold
MRS * ALEXANDER, settee, rug. etc.
So 0H. MRS j A. tAEDN. iron beds. etc,
i44o5. MRS N CONDON. dressers. etc.
$500. e. b DAVIS beds. chairs. etc,
$500. MRS iDAJAMESON. trunks. 81 20 !.
Mr. 3 L. LEWIS. tools etc. t53 80. MRS
q. LIECk. brass bed chiffonier. etc. $50 so 4;
MRS MARTYR. barrels. etc, s.. so. MRS.
- MEYER. book case. etc. SIS 50. H. G.
cGJIRE. sd-bosrd. etc. so 90. T. l..
SPRAY. tool chest. etc. s. 90. MRS. j. {.
STAFFORD. carpets etc. ;6s15, l. WEIR
sANSKY. suit case. $50.
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TRANSPAClFIC MAILS.
Cose y 7.

MI. ..,., 49,, .,c,ue- . m.
=, nt -. T,.~+1,.,I VVrelnfna MAY IS
J',a.. '''a' '.''' we .......'.... May 30
Ha.' J2ra ,io1 81" e., 'nn' W" Eau May 81
O4a'. ,-,,. ...' pms wa .......... May 81
h5z.,.ais-d a.. Ss, F,anri,-1I Sonoma 80. Jun.
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FALL RIVER LINE
TO BOSTON $500

Strs. w. pier -. y. r.. It. Fulton ST.
daily a, $50 = ". Music.
New London Line str. ~. Pier 10. y. T..
2, houston St week days only. $50 =. NJ. {;
pier TO- Il r. II. r. efd s.. 500 p. 81.
New Haven Line. str. ". Pier Is p. 4.
n Catharine St. week days. % VI.
Srndays 9 40 4. NJ Pier 10. II. +. 22d 81.
,.aek 4svs. 800 p. n Sundays, 1000 a. NJ.
bridgeport Line. week days only. str. ~
pier ~. t. r. II A. NJ; Pier 10. II. l.. 2:d
St l1.l5 A 81
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IS East sifh street.
The approximate amount oi ,he wHe'' -,
easements ana water rates 90 otAts -
which are o. fe allowed 90 tne 20
Referee Is So o. .,,.., 10
me said premises Will be sold slhe>' III
any and all covenants usainsf n4i 'ale'e IN
restrictions a. 90 blildin-s. aU,. =.
MAY M, OF r..ofi snertlrE saif r-tiI'se@
pats.. Sew York Nav Eth DO .....
'"'~ HARRY BLUR. ReteFse
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THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records of the
Last Twenty four Hours.

Wsshiuson. Msy 2I-Tle Southwest disturbance
be. made but lf,.e progress sHd It sthibit. iniira-
tons q nlling up A. tAs same time tie strong
Aigh area that was the lake regions Is rapidly
di.ia'eErsung ant there hss been q general and
decided fall So pressure from TIE lsie region east
wAri as vel - over The ds'r-'s west Of tho
Rockies
Rains continued 81 ue plains ,'a'es sni No cen
trail vsIeys with heavy fi.l over portions o.
Nebraska Kansas al Northwest Mi1so"r. neoe'
stating lie Issue ~ food vafnuFS 'or the Nj souri,
River between Kansas Clty and Lexington. Mo.
There were also genoa, thunder showers f. The
south except FIaila. Willie 81 New England te
middle Atsltir states. re lake region and tie az
West fhe weather vas fair except 81 TIE nodh
Pac3c states
Rains VIII continue FRIDAY 80 The plains states
arI tue central valleys. followed Dr. move or less
c.oule weather Saturday. lut wien somewhat higher
temperatures There also Viii 10 Thunder showers
Friday aid Saturday Or mo south A artc All east
Gu.f states. all ol Friday iu tho west Gun states
ll.enlcrc gcrsa'ls fsi- weather viii prevail Friday
suI SATURDAY. except ir re north Pacific state.
where showers ore probable
Winds for FrlIay and SATURDAY North Atlantic.
moderate west. middle \ Ian'ic. moderate west ue-
coming variable. south Atlantic. mo iera'e northeast
aul east. ca,t Gulf moderate variable. Nes' cur.
moderate south. storm waruiigs lower on south A.
larfc coast. ulpcr lakes. moderate r1tlcaN aad
east
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LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.
AUTOMOBILE STOLEN

National Racer. 1914: Motor. s.3ss; Ne|
Jersey license SO 501M stolen between :
and 5.3O =. NJ May 25th. from northwest
corner 5sth St and Broadway. New YORK
Nfchelin shoes rear. Goodrich Safety front
extra on back. painted Yale Blue. STRIPED
white. Property of Van Sickle Garage
partb Amboy y J. Communicate with
f. G.. NORWOOD. s. John St. New YORK.
Tel 1895 John
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~ pt-pSr-ANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
'.I.Ii, John T. Cohalan a Surrogate u
by given 10 all persons having claims
AGAINST Samuel II hissam. late OF the
,',,-,, ~ New York sieCeased. to present
the same with vouchers thereof 10 tho
stbscr,b.rs at their place ~ transscting
nIstnrss Al the office II Nh!tridge. But
o. ~ 70 WAL Street In The
T.,y York. on or before the FIRST
~ nerer,ter next
I,.,sd New York. the sixth day OF May,
paleu' -'e"
''-' louise VANDERBILT KERR.
iHpAU KISSAM
VHrTIiAM ADAMS NISSAN
Executors
,,.,,,rprDc- RTTLER & RICE. Attor-
-, for Executors. 90 Wall Street
- w City
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Forecast for Special Localities. -Tss'e-u Ne

Forecast for Special LOcslltle.-Tas'en Ne"
York. New jersey al New England fair 20 .dAy
and probably - morrow
Western Ne. Yorh. p,r'J cloudy TO-DAY and to
morrow
Western T.ars7.vsri, unsettled to day. 70 nor
row. parity cloudy
Nlar,lard and the U!,'ric' Of Columbia. fsi, to
Isy. probably fal- 20. morrow.
Local ONeial Record Tie following o-'-il record
from The Westhe, Bureau shows tho change IN the
'.r,perayre frr no las' twenty 'our hours IN
parison wi'h the core. poUdug date q las. year
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HELP WANTED.

Female.
EXPERIENCED DRAPER on silk and chiffon
Mar Stackner. ~ East 10Th 81.
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LEGAL For.emt.-Fsir To ds7 ,nd probably TO
morrow. uodera'. northwest winds. becoming va
Hsbie
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BUSINESS CARDS.

CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING co -tlesn, .,
rompressed air steam h4nd or on noor 1854
Bro,dwsy .2l East +sth 81 CoE BRANDT.
TeL l32-5Mh
NTTTIGKAPH TYPEWRITER LETTERS 500
81 "a: ! 900 81 -. 10000. 81. G. Il. WeAther,ord
ia6 BroadHay Equitable Bu!ldinsl. Room li5L
Phone Rector 45tS
NEW YORK ,ARPET CLEANING WORKS.
Oldest, LARGEST. Most Modern.
FISI RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS
Price. Reasonable. send for Circular.
Tel 1892 &6e. BryGn. N-4ss Vest t5tn -
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Female.
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

Male.
HITLER VALET English priest ant: thorough
Is experienced 81 and years excellent ref
erence, city or country Industrial Assn. Il
West 42d 81. Tel. $40 Bryant.
Females.
CoOK-Young Finnish girl. eIcest cook: very
mel silng best reference. Jussils Agency $50
LeIinCton sy Tel Hj3 Plaza.
COOK ard LAU NDRESS CHAMBERsfATD and
W ITRESS Finnish girls. bes' references Jun
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HOJ sEWOKhER -FInnnn- American strong IN.
Ing; eiy or country excellent references l<hu's
Asenc, IL L. l2sth st Pboas 5kl3 Harlem
LAUNDREsS DO shirts: highest rercrrice: Finnish
girl Jussila Agency. ESQ Lexington N Tel
ass Plaza
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stress very willing Jussils Agency. $50 LeIlng-
ton sy Tel. Ass Plaza
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sURRoGATE's COURT KETCHAM. 9.
No dsy calendar.
COUNTY COURT.
Civil Csl.notr-Pst lV-FAWIETT. J. Part V.
ROY. j.
Calendar in Part " al 10 a m.
NGrdone iDAu1ilO SchmeE Roih
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WORK WANTED.
Male.

Male.
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six years active commercial law practice seeks 20
si.ion with commercial establishment requiring bust
ness and legal training. all or part time. Address
NJ Box 4. Tribune once.
PHARMACIST. desiring 10 change climates. wants
position age IS single man: 20 years experience.
best references John :. Seaman. Gr0vctou. Texas.
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SptcIal Trrm--Psft III-TfaTs- WAN NIN'f' q
No day calendar case on trial g.,
Trial T,rm-Psr l-KAPrKR. Part 10
KELLY. j. Part Ill-KELBY. J. Pst l'-Ao'
pI%AIL J. Part V-GAHKETSON. }. -,
Causes, Irrespective Of the time REQUIRED fot trlAi
thereof VIII be assigned or Frdays j. 10Y uh,sneu
that day vii be carried over 10 the loHO"Hk 'i'u
dsy Court opens al 10 a M
Heath Stccplcchase Ph Go O'et7oytz Nle'h ,
n Nt.l.s j. u RR Ieyeudocker StraSslurger
$40 r,i,ors Eoseu Padcruac ht & suo
Anderson Levy oicIc"li/ Su'Aueib'' -
Afar-i.sey LorTi-r e. a. Sons 60 A.. ~,
Golden OIfed q Aaron Title Guar lTNSt ="
,.o Goldberg
klapls waterbury co Dois" ai|FHlc'' DOi'7'
Van Wagner lislstead HerlcH
20 Auni castle Bros
Uct.er .Netzser 4 suo S,hJcfcf Jones
Kesnef fiuuesau - -
The balance ~ the day calendar thAo' o'ei W.
Ill June Z.
Highest reached. 6esi
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INSTRUCTION.
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Ieacneri Agency
Supplies Professors. Teachers, Tutors
FAMILIES Apply TO Mrs II. j YOUNG
FULTON % Union Square.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

Dancing Carnival Grand Central Palace. Leh a. -,
Use 10th entrance. Olen from IL a. l- NUNS %
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COURT CALENDAR
rTn,'R Al


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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-28
STATE COMPENSATION
BOARD TO FEEL THE AXE
Republicans to ReOrGanize Com
miSsiOn-Say Too Much
Money Was Spent.

ALBANY, Jan. 27.--Thc Workmen's Com
pensatiOn Board is to he reorganized by
the Republicans. IL was learned to-day
Since Chairman Bowling asked for AN i'm
mediate appropriation OF $500. 900 TO carry
the commission from the middle OF Febru.
AIRY to the first OF next October the Re.
publicans have decided that this board IL
spending too much money.
The Legislature last year appropriated
$500 900 to start the Workmen's Compen.
sation Commission. and this was to last a
year This money has all been spent
however, or Will have been before three
weeks are up so the cost OF the commits
sion for one year will have been about
$1,000 900.
The plan of the Republicans is TO cut
the number of commissioners from five
to three, 1t being said that only a lawyer,
physician and a banker are needed TO
run the board properly. Then the pum-
her OF deputies will be cut from Eleven
to five, their assistants cut out entirely.
and number OF other changes made 50
that the expenditures OF the commission
VIII be cut down just about half
Republican Leader Brown gave an ink
ling OF the plans in his speech on the
new court of claims bill when he said tho
Republicans expected TO pass a bill re-
organizing the commission.
According to high authority the Repub-
Leans expect 20 pass at least one reor-
ganization bill a week. Next week the
Senate will pass the bills abolishinG the
office OF the state Fire Marshal and the
State Department OF Efficiency and Econ
omy, already passed by the Assembly.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-28
AssAILs CLIFFORD THEFT IDEA.
Defence Lawyer Tries to show Ind
Was Broke Day After Murder.

Albany. Jan. 27.--Derrick Boardman,
star witness for the prosecution in the
trial of Malcolm clifford. IT.. the Hudson
schoolboy charged with killing Frank j.
Clute. an Albany chauffeur. testified to-
day that he saw young Clifford on the
same roof on which Clute's pocketbooS
was found. Young Boardman had testi-
fled before that clifford borrowed Sl.50
from him on the night Clute was slain.
The prescott on contends that clifford
!S!!ca C!u:c WISH :ho :aca az stealing h!-
automobile and that he robbed him OF
SIS
Didn't Malcolm borrow - cents from
you on the morning after" T. Q. Dugan.
lawyer for the defence asked Boardman,
at whose home young Clifford and other
boys slept that night.
81 don't remember" said Boardmdn.
Didn't he pay back the 10 cents that
nigh; after he had been to his home in
hudson asked Mr. Dugan.
II can't say he did nor that he didn't"
replied the witness.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-28
0RDWAY HEADS NEW
CIVIL SERVICE BOARD
Willard d. McKinstry and Will
lam G.. Rice Also Named
by Whitman.

ALBANY. Jan. 27.-Gov. Whitman
named to-day the following members OF
the new civil Service Commission;
Samuel II. ordway OF Manhattan. Re
publican, chairman; willard u. Mckins-
try. Republican. OF Watertown. and Will
lam Gorham Rice OF Albany, Democrat.
Their names will go to the Senate for
confirmation on Monday night
This commission will succeed the pres
ent Democratic board composed Of Jacob
Ncu Of Brooklyn and DR.. Meyer Wolf
OF Manhattan. Democrats, and James 4.
Lavery OF Poughkeepsie, Republican. The
present members rendered thelr rcsigna-
lions to the Governor a few weeks ago TO
take effect on February I.
Samuel II. Ordway the chairman. Is
president Of the State Ciyil Service Re-
form Association. lie formerly was a
Democrat but now is AN enrolled Repub-
lican.
McKinstry is an editor in Jefferson
county. lie lives In Natertown ard Is q
friend or Senator I;lon r. Brown. lie was
the Republican member OF the Civil Ser
vice Commission under Gov Flower.
Col. Rice was military and private sec.
rotary to Gov. David r. Hin and a Ctvt
Serv ce Commissioner under President
cleveland He was candidate for the
Democratic nomination for Lieutenant
Governor on the Hennessy ticket In the
Democratic primaries.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-28
STATE TO REAPPRAISE
JOHN T. BRUSH ESTATE
Comptroller Finds stock of
Giants Baseball Team Great
ly Undcrvalucd.

ALRASY, Jan. 97.-State Comptroller
Travis ordered tonight reappralsal OF
the estate OF the late John T Brush fol-
lowing the discovery by his agents that the
stock Of the National Exhibition Com
pany, which owns the New York National
baseball team, had been greatly under
valued.
At the same time the Comptroller di-
rccted reappraisal OF the estates Of Pin
Gus Lowenfeld and Jacob Klingeustein OF
New York city for the same reason. that
the property included In their estates was
underestimate by the appraisers.
Deputy Comptroller William Boardman
OF the New York city branch OF the Comp
trolers office was directed to hasten the
reappraisals and report to the Comptroller
as soon as possible Lafayette Il. Glca-
son, counsel to the Comptroller. will con-
duct the examinations
In the Brush estate the stock OF the
National Exhibition Company was APP
praised at S267 a share Marvin Scud
der appraiser in the New York office,
filed with the Comptroller n report which
shows that in the appraisal OF the National
Exhibition Company's stock no consider
alton was given to the prices paid for
owned at the time of the death Of Mr..
Brush, or the value Of the franchise OF
the New York Baseball Club with the
National League.
The report on the Lowenfeld estate
showed that there were ninety-nine par
GELS of real estate, Thirty-one Of these
parcels were appraised below the AS
sessed value, running in some instances
S36 600, $4,000. $4,000. $4,000. $4,000,
81 900 and $4,000 below.
There were also a large number OF
parcels appraised above the assessed
value, but ranging only from $500 Ia
$500 Twelve parcels were appraised
at the assessed value on assessments
running from Sll2,O00. $4,000, $4,000
| 1000, $4,000. $4,000 and $4,000
In the klingenstein estate II was found
1 that there were nine pieces of real prop
erty, ranging In value, according to the
| assessment, from S65. 900 To $4,000. the
| parcels being appraised at $4,000, s42,-
| 900, $4,000. $4,000 and $4,000. The
! property ~ appraised in behalf OF tho
| estates and In every instance II Is ap
praised from $4,000. $4,000, $4,000 and
| 5000 below tho assessed value. Tn,
| preliminary report received by the Comp
! troller from his appraisers shows a grea
excess over the former appraisal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-28
MRS. DARLINGTON ASKS DIVORCE
Former New York Girl Was Married
In 50 Georges, London.

PIrTsBURG, Jan. 27.-Letreda Weir
Darlington. formerly OF New York. filed
divorce proceedings against Harry Oar
lington, Jr., in Common Pleas Court to-
day. charging him with dcsertou.
They were married at ST. Georges, in
Loudon, September 20, 1908, and parted
July Is, 1913.
Last summer Darlington filed a divorce
libel against his wife in which he charged
her with cruel and barbarous treatment.
In his bill Darlington charged his wife
with having nirted on their honeymoon
with smoking cigarettes IN public, with
association with undesirable persons. with
telling him she did not love him and with
declaring she was sorry that she was the
mother of his child.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-28
TAFT FAvORs ONE 2 YEAR TERM
believes Constitution Trainers Make
Mistake About President.

CHARLoTTEsvILLE. Va, Jan. 2'.--.ln
opening tonight the series of three lee
lures at the University OF Virginia on
the foundation supported by the income
from the endowment given by Mrs.
Thomas Nelson Page, wife of the Am
bassador to Italy, ex-Presdent Taft said
regarding the one term idea as applied
to the Office OF President of the United
States:
II am strongly inclined to the view
that 1t would have been wiser provi-
sion. as II was at one time voted In the
convention, to make the term OF the Presi-
dent seven wears and render him ineligi-
BILE thereafter. Such change would give
to the Executive greater courage and In
dependence In the discharge of his duties
The absorbing and diverting interest In
the reelection OF the incumbent taken by
those Federal civil servants who regard
their own tenure as dependent upon his
would disappear and the efficiency OF
administration In the last eighteen
months OF term would be maintained y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-28
ASSEMBLY WILL LOOK
INTO APPRAISAL FEES
Hamilton FiSh'S Bill Reported
FavOrabIy-Statc Buildin.
Here Sought.

ALBANY. Jan. 27.--The Assemh'. WY,
and Means Committee reported fayo.luy
tonight the resolution Of Hamilton Fish,
.Ir.. of Putnam county. requiring The S'..a
Comptroller to submit to the lowe House
a statement showing the names Of an IT.
torneys designated by the tu.uptro.|".
office within the last two years Co make
appraisals Of the estates Of wealthy u.I.
The Comptroller also is asked to show
the amount OF fees received by each -l h
special counsel
The Assembly is expected to bass 'he
resolution to-day or tomorrow.
Another bill reported fayorahly Wa
that changing the salaries Of the state
civil Service Commissioners fro on0
to $4,000. except that Of the chairman.
and giving the Governor power To uH.ua
three commissioners immediar ly. even
should the Democratic commissioners re-
fuse to resign.
Assemblyman McElligott OF New York
introduced a bill app'Opriat.nE $L5Do, 'oo
for state Office building In New York
city Not moro than $500. O0o rs 700 10
used in purchasing a site FOR the building