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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-14
QUEENS COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.

QUEENS COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
Trial Term-SCUDDER. J.
Calendar IN Part I a. 10 a.
II IS requested that the name Of trial counsel be
fled With the clerk ~ Part /
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NASSAU COUNTY.

Supreme CoUr-CRANb, J.
Day calendar. 10 a. m.
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DISTRICT COURT.

DISTRICT COURT
Jun CssndN-HOUGH. J.
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COURT CALENDARS
IN, nb viii called > osr'
FEDERAL.

FEDERAL.
SUPREME COURT.
y. n1-T. Boston admitted - pfirtic.
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STATE.


COURT OF APPEALS.
r-isiSisrli1E Hutchinson Sp.Tu
INA By Chew sheldon
OCOrnel Press Pub CO Sc0u/iith Street Bf
Shepard rcurs} Iya1isRR
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MILK AND CREAM.

Market dull. with supply snd demand 49, "o''
tsIsUcet Roth are fulIOrnaI. Some dta!ts pr
iieve mat ? normal demand would cause shortage,
ne sil1orrnsl supply IS credited 70 the failure or
dsi-,m.u iu New York and New jersey counties
adjacent 10 New York % invest last i9H IL tfe'l
sjiit,o1s 10 their herds The drouth ana the
Irevsienee of the foot and mouth disease - tlat
lime were in part responsible for THIS dlsinclnsuNl
tn increase ne uumher Of their COWS. COLLECTORS
arc repored slightly better than month ago. me
Borden rate Of Spprotimate.y 4 cents quar- i9'
Grade Y iu the 26-cent zoHe Is cousldercd 70 Iep
r.e1t the market value. Receipts o' ml'h ana cram
n, ~ otsrt cans Tor tie week ending Jan. were "a
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sURR0GATE's COURT HAMBeRs-sCHUIz. 8.
No day calendar
Trial Term-SCHt L. S.
No day calendar.
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WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

SUPREME COURT.
part mills. J. part II-MORsCHAUsER J.
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EXPORTS OF APPLES AND PEARS.

Tn. following table gite M. eIpo7s o, 'pp .,,
frea1 United States and tnsal-n ~ .f,,,,s b.,
,ict Jsrus~y y prepared Tor Tic lfhlhr iY
t.1b.,n A Moore Custom House for"aficfs luttA,s
sre ferEoned g. three 70 the bAue4 shH ''-H''4 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-14

DECISIONS
Suureme Court-SCU ODER J.
I,sIO'Des q al, Gsllctto Commons et a., Drcta/
Lohr Orders signed.
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TOY DOG CLUB HAS MATCHES.
VIII Resume at Hotel McAIpin
NEXT September.

The final meeting Of the Toy Dog
club Of New York. held In the Hotel
McAlpin winter garden yesterday after
noon. was well attended despite the
Indictment weather. The meetings will
he resumed the first Friday In Septem-
Der. the McAlpin winter garden again
being placed at the disposal OF the
club. The awards:
Pekingese. Puppies Under Six Months
Won by Mrs. r. Sanford's Bob Lew Lun
second, Mrs. y ssnford's Taketa rye
chew Gen: third. Mrs. ID. De Hsven's ID .
Puppies over Six Months-won BY Mira.
II. A. Bakers Al Gee Tara. second. Mrs.
Nav Bcnton's Prince CONAN: third. Mr..
Tsketa's Tyo Kiro.
.Novice-won. BY Mrs. Stanley Merricks
chung ching OF Eltinge.
Limit-won. by Mrs. Charlie, Ludicw's
IT, TO-; second; Mrs.; G \; TiS,ts Tys 2,
Chung Chung of Eltinge.
Winners-Nrs. Ii. A. Baxters Al Gee
Tara.
P~omeranisns. Puppies-won by Mis-.
Lena Schllling's Sable Prince; second. Mrs.
Sovice-Won by Mrs. NJ. M.ek's Eastney
Brown Ounce.
American Bred-won by Mrs. Z. white
Betty
Liml,-won by Mrs. Mads. Thorps''
winners-won by Mrs. Madse Thorpe''
Clayton Cosette.
Maltese Terriers-won by Mrs. Des-
borne's Lilly SNOW.
kins Charles spanieis-won by Mrs. 4,
Joness Swigs.
Rec, dog in the show wa. Mrs. Msdse
Thorpe's clayton Cosette; reserve. Mrs
IL. A. Bakers Al Gee TARA.
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GuILFoRD KEEPS ON WINNING.
Reaches Scmt-dnal Round o.
woodland Tournament,

BosToN. MAY 2i.-Two rounds Of
match play In the Woodland Golf Clubs
tournament to-day left Jesse Guilford,
j. III. sullivan. Jr., Pau Tewksbury and
Vincent Lawrence in the first flight.
Guilford took both his matches easily
and will meet Sullivan Tomorrow morn
ing. sullivan won without difficulty to-
day and Is likely to furnish his opponent
with a good match. T~ewkshury was
Obliged to play twenty holes before he
could put Raymond Ouimet out, the lat
ter's iblic approach at the home green
boiling out and squaring the match.
Brice Evans after being 4 up at the
turn on C. w. Davis this morning was
carried by the latter 10 the twentieth
green. Vincent Lawrence won from
Evans In a close match this afternoon.
The summary:
First sixteen. FRS, Round. II. sulli.
van. Jr.. Woodland. defeated W. r. sibiey
Mount Tom. ! and - q. Il Clough,
Bellevue. defeated l.. J. Malone. Woodland
! and ! Jesse Guilford. Bellevue. defeated
X. l.. Pullen. Nesper, . and 4 q. n,
Pushee. Rrae Burn, defeated $. =. Grit
fths. Oakle". l up; II. Oulmet. Woodland.
and s.; Paul T~ewskbury, Woodland, de,
feated c. W. Brocker. Quaker Ridge, 6 and
5; n. :. Evans. Belmont Spring defeated
G. W. Davis, Brae Burn. 1 up go hoies)
V. :. Lawrence, Woodland. defeated X. r.
Young. Brae Burn. I and =.
Second Round - sullivan defeated
Cioush. : and S Gu'lford defeated Pushee'
& and I: Tewksbury defeated ouime,. ! UP
go. holesl; Lawrence defeated Evans. .
and /.
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BELGIAN GETS LAST
WHACK AT GERMAN
De Nys Uses Heel Of Hand on
Bcrner's Nose at End of
Wrestling Draw.
NEUTRALITY FORGOTTEN

Neutrality was forgotten by a mad
eyed crowd that cheered Harry De Nys
OF Belgium to the echo during his match
with Wilhelm Berner OF Germany last
night In the international wrestling
tournament at the Manhattan Opera
House. Breaking nearly every rule OF
the game in their anxiety to infict
punishment, the giants battled two ten
minute periods TO a draw. They fought.
slugged. tried to strange each other.
rolled OF the maj and once Berner
tried to pitch the Belgian past the foot
lights and down into the orchestra pit.
Just before the finish the German
muttered something that was drowned
out by the wild roar OF the crowd.
De Nys instantly smote the Teuton on
the nose with the heel OF his hand.
! Berner crouched. began twirling the ends
Of his Kaiser style mustache and was
about TO leap at his antagonist when the
referee and other officials clutched the
men and pulled them apart as the bell
rang. When the German made his final
bow the throng Kissed ana booed. while
cheers greeted the Belgian's courtesy.
Ushers had trouble quieting the crowds
call for a return session.
There was a war tinge also to the last
bout OF the night. in which Leo Pardello
OF Italy defeated Stefan LAGER of
Austria with a hammer lock and face
hold in s minutes Is seconds. There
was a hot contest when Sulo Hevontaa
OF Finland drew with Carl Pospisil OF
Bohemia In a fifteen minute contest.
There was less feeling among the
spectators when the advertised head
liners, George Zurich of Russia and
Alex Aberg Of Esthonia, performed.
Both won. the former over Gustav
Koltermann. a $50 pound Saxonian
strong man. with a head and chancery
in 9:35. and the latter over Karl Nogel
of Bavaria with a body hold in 4:l5.
A clean cut victory was scored by
Eluard Delivuk OF Austria over Sandy
Thompson OF Ireland in 6:l5. Gus Kerr
wares OF Greece beat Tommy Draha of
Holland in 40 with a side roll. Hans
Fuerst OF Austria conquered Carl Nelson
of Denmark with a deadlock in 3 40.
The only bout with no international
flavor was n jiu-jltsu contest in which
Kiemon Takeuchi worsted another Jap,
George Maiva. in 10.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-22
LOUISVILLE RACING RESULTS.

First Rac.-Fiv. and a heit furlonss:
%scIIing; purse: for three year old. ana npoo
ward-Ratina lo5 tkederisl' tle' ~ "
mi a. 40. won, carrie Orme, 20 MOTT
n aui ga so. second; Oakland, 10
t0'BrionJ, 8. SO. third, Time, l;io Quesi.
nedIand. Wild Bear and Royal Tea also
ran.
Second R~acc-sellns purse; thrse-year.
olds and upward xix furlongs-The Hnn'
man. III PooD, $3.50. $50 ana 'sso;
.o. Izac, ney M ~ gosr"iiccGG ''oS'iRr,sn,'
$50 third. Time, liSi:5 Father Nley.
Korfhare, Aun, Jcsir Mex, int1ns' Na'a'
Third R~ace-serhnk, one mile and 10
yards; 'h1ss'yt TToSSrp a"a ,,'aS, $40 and
,2so' won Hardba!n. l0s .r2o)' 80 ana
$40. second lay T rSme' i',s as cor.
AZ. r. Gold color. Long Reach, Copper.
town and i.oveland also ran
Fourth Pace-Tne Kentucky oaks; three
yss,,p'ds l S...ss OH TIT master, is,so., sstO
and S2 10, won--One Step, il2 tkederisl,
$40 apd '.s. 'ssSnai LADY T,u R0'ha; IL
p tsnsws,tap; and Sea shell also ran
FIN Rsss-TwS.ysar'Gld'' Eur,s; ave-
sarn' gaze; ,ss dSp and c ana ven sso. M ssa.
sssSs..' Southern League, 100 iott). $3.50,
third. Time, i:Os. SAVING. Beilets, beauty
shop. Father Kelly and Qui Vive also ran
,.snsh9 three yesr.old. and upwara-Ed
Crump. los tKederisl. $50: $3.50 and
a. 20 won: Leo Skolny. I02 tMeehhn),
$50 and u. 80. sssons; hi,si,Ug, W ioti.
s3,i0. third. Time, l;te i'o. oroVe'
Hughe. and Dortch also ran.
Seventh Pac,-sellinE: mile and ar
| eighth, three-year-old. and u~pward-con'
| soier. los tKederisD, tseo. "a and 1850
second; commauretts. IS tu%ranhartl, ia5o
\ third. Time. 1895. Ealeads; Fort sumter
Jack k~svanarSn. Tr,nsn,,sr, spruds'
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EVELYN SEARS BEATS COUSIN.
Elconorn Conquered In Doubles as
Well ms singles Final.

~BRooKLrSE. Mass. May 2l.-Miss
Eleonora Sears was beaten twice to-day
in the Brookline ennis tournament. Her
cousin. Miss Evelyn Sears, had much
I'd do with 1t. In the final match OF
the singles Evelyn played Il much
steadier game han Eleonora did and
won In straight sets, 6--3, %. The
Misses Sears were f~nalists last year
too. Miss Eleonora taking the title af-
ter losing the opening set. To-day's
result was somewhat OF an upset. Eve
Ign outplayed her opponent. who was
not at her hest. Tn victor had Eleo-
nora out of position time and again
and drove home telling points. The lat
ter played c~leverly at the net. her only
games being counted on her splendid
returns. In this department alone was
Evelyn outplayed.
This afternoon Eleorora had n chance
in the doubles final. for she and Miss
Marion Fenno advanced this morning
to the final over Miss Nora S~altons;all
and Miss I. Mumford. -. ii. How
ever. Evelyn Sears and Miss Margaret
Curtis were at their best In the final
and won 6-3. 6-3.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-22
MISS CASSEL CARDED
TO PLAY MRS.. M'LEAN
Scmi-finals Singles Match Mt
Pelham Scheduled for
This Morning.

PELHAM MANOR. N Y. MAY Ell
Heavy rain flooded the courts at the
Pelham Country Club here to-day and
necessitated a -postponement OF the
scheduled matches In the women's invl-
tati"n lawn tennis tournament. II the
weather is clear tomorrow Miss Clare
'assel of the B~ronxvilie Athletic Asso-
citation will meet Mrs. Marshall Mclean,
former national champion, in the upper
half or the semi-inal round Of the
singles at 10 o'clock in the morning.
In the doubles both Mrs. Mclean and
Miss Cassel play in the same half OF
the semi-fnal round. so that IL will be
possible to play one doubles match also
in the morning. In this contest Mrs.
Alfred Graham Miles and Miss Edna
Wildey VIII meet Mrs. Theodore Case
beer and Miss Marion Vanderhoef. A.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-22
STEVE REGAIN SUSPENDED.
Cornell Pitcher, D~iscipIined, says
lie Goes with Detroit.

ITHACA. May 2i.-For a breach OF
training rules steve Regan. star pitcher
OF the Cornell varsity baseball team, has
been suspended by Coach Al sharpe and
VIII not he seen In a Red and White
UNIFORM for the remainder of his college
career. which terminates in graduation
This June.
sharpe also learned that Regain had
signed a contract to pitch for the De-
trolt American League team. For Sow
eral weeks Regan's work has been
eagerly watched by big league scouts
and last week a proposition was sub
mttted by the Jennings representative
which Steve will take, he has announced.
Tomorrow the Yale team will cross
bats on Percy Field. Bryant will pitch
instead of Regain, who was scheduled
Tor the post against the New Haven
nine. The rest OF the Cornell lineup will
be The same as usual.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-22
BASEBALL TAKES BACK SEAT.
Track and Field Contests occupy
First Prominence To-day.

Baseball viii play second fiddle to-day
in scholastic sports. giving way TO the
day high schools track and field novice
games and championship relays and the
evening high schools championship games
at Curtis Field. Staten Island. A rec
ord entry has been received and In
order TO complete the days programme
the first event will be called at .
O'Clock. The novice meet serves as n
prelude to the championship meet, which
will be held next saturday in Brook
lyn. The championship relays to be
decided are 40 yards, 100 pound class /;
$50 yards. 100 pound class. and one
mile senior.
Ten baseball games and eight tennis
matches are scheduled. as follows
Embellishments vs.. Plainneld at
piaiuneld: Morris ~. clinton at Manhattan
Field. Erasmus Hall VI. Manual Training
High at Commercial Field, Jamaica VS.
Eastern District az McCarrcn Park; Bay
Ridge ~. Aleiphi Academy al Adelphi
Field. Flushing vs. Nayier High a. Flush
ing Brooklyn Prep ". Fordham Prep az
Fordham Poly Prep " - Paul's school
At Garden city BuShvick vs.. Richmond
HI az Wallace's Field.
Tennis-StuyNosaut vs.. Townsend Harris;
Morris W.. clinton. vs.. Curtis
Ray Ridge vs. Erasmus. Manual Training
". Eastern. Bushwirk ". Boys High.
Newtown We. Richmond Hi and Jamaica
W. Flushing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-22
Pete Desmond Quits EARLY.

Two pairs Of white heavies exhibited
their wares at the -. Nicholas A. C. last
night. Jack Hemple OF California
knocked Pete Desmond down three times
In the first round suddenly Pete dis
covered that he had enough and went
down for keeps without being hit. Mike
McTeague bested Happy Howard In ten
rounds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-22
wilson las Inning as Stake Wmnr-RM Carter Only Real Golf Fnome 10 EM-RMn Sp% Tennis
~; Ber,ram beat Riley. . and Z; Cowper-
hMAlt boat GourlaY. Z and 2. Lord beat

thwait beat GoIrlay. 4 and 2; lord beat
Paige. s and 4.
sixth sixteen. First Round-H. g. Jen-
nlngs. -Twaalfskill, won from Aymar EN-
bury I'd, Englewood. by default: II. C.
Berner. Nassau. beat T.. ". Greer. Garden
city. I and 6. d., Wagstan. Tuxedo. won
from C. L. Tappin. Garden city, by de-
fault; W.. +: =. Hart, Garden City. won
from a. Holmes, Wee Burn, by default:
A. Lynch. Cedsrhurst. by default; Or. c.
U. Cleghorn. Midland, won from J.. T.
Burden. Garden City. by default, William
C~edarhurst. by default; &. II. Smith. Gar
den City. beat T. T. Rushmore, Garden
city. 2 and 1.
second Round--Berner bea, Jennings. !
and 2. Wagstan heat Hart. 2 up. Sponord
beat Cleghorn. 4 and ?. Smith beat Thsw.
. up.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-22
Hone Ia Reach Finals To-day.

SCARBOROUGH. y. Y. May l.-A All OF
the matches scheduled for to-day In the
Sleepy Hollow mons invitation lawn ten
MS tournament had TO be put over until
tomorrow because of the rain. Play
will begin tomorrow carly IN the morn
ing. and IT is expected tha- the finals
Will be reached in both singles and
doubles.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-22
vELODROME OPENING DELAYED
Rain Interfercs with Completion
Of Stands-Rncc Tuesday Might.

The opening OF the Sheepshead Bay
Nelodrome has been postponed from to-
night to Tuesday night. The weather
prevented the completion of the grand
stand and bleachors.
The finishing touches Will be put or
the track to-day and the bicycles which
have been shipped to the track will be-
used hy tho riders in practice for the
events on Tuesday. The p~ostponing of
the opening events Will necessitate the
putting off 20 a later date II the ten mile
motor paced race IN which D!dier. car
man. Wiley and Hansen are ent rcd.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-22

TrxEpo Park, y V, May 2i.-Wet
weather caused y pustponcnent OF
matches scheduled for the opening day
In the annual invitation round robin
lawn tennis tournament at tho Tuxedo
Tennis and Racquet Club. Five pairs
are entered + e Imam has been
paired up with f.. i Larncd. and the
other pairs are y W Niles and 4. s
babneN OF HoStou, g. q. Tell and =. @
Mortimer Of Tuxedo. T r. Pell ami Il
;. Prentice OF New York and William
j. Clothier and william \ L.arned OF
Philadelphia. If weather permits the
games will he started early o-morrow.
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with a record OF seven baseball VIC
tories in the last sever games. Trinity
will meet Columbia on South Field this
afternoon and have a fine opportunity
TO swell the List to eight. The Blue and
White nine isn't in the best OF condi-
ton. Examinations have kept most OF
the varsity men away from the dia mond
all week. Big George Smith and Bobby
Watt. however. are good students and
both have been practising regularly.
Smith is scheduled to pitch Swift,
Triniiy's star. is slated to oppose him.
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Coach Mulcahy's freshman crew at
Fordham received a setback yesterday
when Jim Silkerk. the regular bow oar.
had to give up rowing. His left hand
is badly infected, the cause being a
mystery. Kingsley from the second
crew has replaced the regular, but Is
lighter than Silkerk. and a new task
faces Coach Mulcahy to get the crew
back to its former power.
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Fri.ch Heads Fordham Prep.

The members who EARNED their IF.
p" last season me; yesterday and
selected Joe Frisch to captain Fordham
Prep on the cridiron next season.
Frisch is one OF the best all around
athletes in the Prep. He plays end on
the football eleven and forward on the
basketball Ave and catches and pitches
on the baseball team. He already has
won his letters In the three major sports
and IL a third year student. His election
was practically unanimous.
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Extra Races Mt New market.
Special Cabic Despatch 10 THy sr>

LoNpoN. May 2l.-The Jockey club
has announced that the Government IN
terposes no objection to the arrange
ment Of an extra race meeting at New
market. which will he for the purpose Of
keepiug horses In training and facill-
tatlns the yearling sales. The CLUB
stewards have reason t. hope, they say,
that racing also viii he allowed At New
bury later in the year.
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To Battle for Place In Final.

In order to determine the righ, 10
play in the final round of the soccer Gun
tic competition of the Southern New
York state Football Association elevens
representing the Con'inen'ais and Our
BOYS viii meet In the semi-fnal round
NJ LenoN Ova at . 30 O'Clock his ,ft.r-
noon. The winner will he matched
against the ionkcrs Football club in the
hnal round for the cun on n later date.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-22

J. Ferdinand Poggenburg won the
spring handicap balkline at
Maurice Days Billiard Academy by de-
feating Hal Coleman last night in the
final game. score ESQ to 90. Coleman.
poor form and averaged only 4 1919
to P~oegenburg's IS 3-la. The latters
hish runs were 80 and 81. while Cole
mans best VAS -. Poggenburg went
through the tournament unbeaten.
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NcQuade Due TO Pitch To-day.

Fofdham meets the Rhode Island
State College nine on Fordham Field to-
day, The locals Will he crippled by the
absence OF Jim Conway. the varsity
catcher. who is obliged to remain in law
school for an examination during the
contest. Niviano. who Is in poor condi-
ton, will 10 the receiving. McQuadc, =
freshman tvirler. is the probable choice
for Fordham.
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WESLEYAN

Runs-Lanninr. S,ookey 4. johnson. Becker.
Stanley. Perkins .. Eskeline. Holmes. Sacri.
fcc hits-Eskcline 2 stolen base Murphy.
Two base hit-Kenan. Three base hits
Murphy. widows Hits-On Kent. = in four
and two. thirds innings; of Holmes, : IN four
and one. third innings. First base on balls
WESLEYAN ). m s. struck out By
stanley S. by Kent T. by Holmes 4 HIT
by pitched ball-By Stanley Perkins. Eske.
Keenan,. Passed bah widows. Wild pitches
STANLEY. Kent. Umpire Ennis Time-i
hour and 90 miutNes.