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New-York tribune., 1915-03-24
Give Wonderful EXhibi-
tion in Easily Defeating
Team from Quebec.
RAKER, NOT "HOBEY,"
STAR OF CONTEST
First Period Ends with Score a
Tie, but Then Montreal
Players Get Busy.
By FREE HAWTHORNE.

Tho Wanderers, Of Montreal, came a
-, nearer the professional hockey
.,,rn;orship Of Canada. which means
40 world. when they defeated the Que
S.,s last night at the st. Nicholas Rink
bva score Of y goals TO G.
The wonderful exhibition Of close
.,,n work, powerful fence and rock
A,p,d defence put uP uy the Wander
-. makes them the logical favoritcs
,or the second and deciding game to-
night. and the $500 purse that goes
:, the victorious team.
The name Of Baker has a familiar
,.1rd 70 hockey enthusiasts in this
.;,v % Last night they saw a more re-
a.vtable player Of that name than our
a.Tobey' in the stocky person of the
-nrne man who played at centre for
:Ss Wanderers. Mr.. Baker was re-
,,orsible for the scoring Of five Of his
''SS The first period ended with the score
90 81 IS. Quebec caginC the puck
s,r the first time within two minutes
,ftsr the game began. The play was so
s.st that IL was difficult 10 follow the
;s5;vjduals on the ice. They all seemed
n confused, squirming mass, so high
" developed was the team work.
In the second period Quebec again
.,sr.ed of in the lead, Malone scoring
s,om the face-of. but Baker evened
letters few minutes later on a pass
yrom Hylard. Roberts, Baker, Hyland
and Otie Cleghorn then started a stir
,;rr assault on Moran, the Quebec goal
issoer. submitting him TO such con-
,;rual bombardment that five more
Sosls were marked up for the Wander
s-s before the second period ended.
Baker shot two more goals, unaided,
within a SPACE Of twenty seconds, in
,bs last rer!od. going through the en-
,irr Quebec team and dribbling the
rrck in marvellous fashion. The Wan
5erers' defence was like a stone wall,
bnt Mcdonald managed 10 shoot two
more goals for Quebec in the last ten
minutes Of play, making the score IL
& against his team. Hyland then took
,be puck down the ice and made the
last tally for the Montreal six few
seconds before the game ended.
Ritchie. Malone and Moran starred
for Quebec. and these who did the
osior share Of the work for the Wan
1erers were Baker, Otie Cleghorn and
Hylsnd The two goal tenders did
thrilling things in the way Of stopping
what looked like certain goals, and the
biz crowd was in constant state of
excitement, especially young woman
who sat with the substitutes on the
Quebec bench and yelled advice from
he first whistle 10 the last. Several
times she started as if 10 come out on
the ice herself so wrought up did she
become as she saw her boys going down
70 defeat.
The lire-uD follows:
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24
SOME SHOTS OFF
THE FIRST TEE

Philip V. G. Carter surely is going
great guns these days. lie played golf
at BridgehamT ton recently and re-
turned a 33 over the nine holes, new
amateur mark. The turf, although in
good condi for this time of year,
was heavy.
The metropolitan junior champion,
incidentally, will start for Pinehurst
next Friday afternoon TO play in
the North and South championship, in
which Francis OuImet. the national
amateur champion, and r. S. WOrthing-
ton, present title holder, will take part
Touching on Carter, his father. Dr.
Colin S. Carter, has house opposite
the links at Bridgehampton. where Phil
has been spending the winter Talk
about having things convenient! Young
Phil may have round OF golf before
breakfast. 1t accounts for his present
excellent physical condition.
There can be no question that having
links handy makes for good golf. 1t
will be remembered that Ouimets home
is opposite the seventeenth green at
Brookline. Mass.
L. w. Hyde, president Of the Hacken
sack Golf Club, has recovered from
weeks illness brought on by ptomaine
Hyde is greatly interested
in the plans TO enlarge the Hackensack
course from its present length Of 5,oOO
Yards to more than 5000. Additional
land may be acquired to aid in the
According to one student of golf,
man who puts while looking at the
hall with his right eye will usually get
better results than the man who sees
tbe ball with his left. Perhaps some
one needs treatment for astigmatism.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24
Toy Dog Club Show
at Hotel MCAlpin

The Toy Dog Club will hold the first
of a series of meetings in the Winter
Garden Of the Hotel McAlpln on Fri
Mrs. Frank T. Clark will judge the
poLincose and Pomeranians and A. A.
Roost will Judge the toy breeds.
close to one hundred dogs will be
sbown Tea will be served and there
viii be dancing, with music by Europe's
Orchestra
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24
Big Soccer Match To
Be PLAYED at VailSburg

Athletic Park, Vailsburg, n. j., has
been selected by the American Football
Association for the final round of It's
historic cup tie series between the
brooklyn Celtics and Scottish-Ameri-
cans. and April 1S is the date agreed
upon by the rival teams.
On paper the Brooklyn Celtics are
the favorites, because of the fact that
they eliminated the powerful Bethle-
hem f. c., which in turn put the Scot
tish-Americans out Of the cup tie series
Of the United States Football Associa-
ton for the National Challenge Trophy.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24
CHESS TOURNEY GOES ON
Two Adjourned Games Settled
from the First Round.

Two adjourned games from the first
round Of the individual championship
tournament of the Metropolitan Chess
League were settled yesterday at the
rooms of the Brooklyn Chess Club,
where the second round will be played
this evening.
c. Jafe and +. Lasker agreed TO a
draw after "A moves. Jaffc had the
white pieces in Queens Pawn open
ing.
The other game, between +. Michel
sen and Oscar Chajes. was won by the
latter after - moves. in consequence
of the failure of Nicholson TO put in
an appearance, Notwithstanding he was
cons dered TO have a sure victory in
hand.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24

Par lV-N0 lay CdIrnlar-
part V-SIIEAKN. J.-Unfnished
Part BLANCHARD J:-C!ear
Part Vll-GAyEGAN. IL lnnulshed
Part VIII -. j. 80 -
Ceusr, 10 be sent from Part III to Parts w. " |
VI VII aud VIII ic: tria.-
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24
l1S4 B'way-57th ST., 9TH Floor
STORAGE NOTICES.


TO join h. RIsLEY. MRS. coz VON
Berlan or Anna Scarborough. Mrs. +.
cato Mrs. e. Weidenfeld. Harry a. Par
adelaide *. Wsrd-Sclllck. Michael =
;;andrigan, Estate OF VI. J.. Bible. Mrs
esther ST. Vs. son. Chas. j.. Usinger or
Iinnie T. Us.rgcr Mrs. =. y. Hall, Mrs.
D. : Lesser Mrs Florence Watts, MTS. X.
~, Dorr H. G.. Fling. Mrs. $. i. Salomon'
nAs ". keugc or Mrs. II. W. Ilttcl,
5tederic Dean. Ludwig Baumaun e Co,
ans M Clancy. Joseph y. Jones, Mrs ke-
os1ca Wells Mrs. LOttie HonigsberG, J. f.
G'e{, X. b Noiscley. Lewis y. Hoyt, Mrs.
o. Dupu. T. J. FltzslmmOns, Mrs. Mar
Nalel DE- Pataky. Mrs. H. Bristo, MIS-.
INA Spuul g.. Mouahau, Thomas NC
yyoRneA, Mss Sarah J. Campbell, John II.
uushcr' AIsa Alice de BrGoke leer Mrs.
~ teNe. Ludwig Baumanu & Co, Julid
%'ooy, You and each OF you are hereby
~ouhed that the time Tor the payment or
wv Zen upon the property hereinafter de-
,ttibel having expired. after due notice
s~eteoi had been given you, we VIII cause
p..h property. 10 wit Household Goods,
,A'sohal Effects and Merchandise, stored IN
@ No.uIabia Storage Warehouses by you
~ h your name (or IN which you may
s,e an INTEREST,", 90 bo sold At public
r-N"oh, according 20 the statute IN such
W. made and provided, az Nos. 50 & So
itiN WIN 81. on Saturday, April lVth,
yp,s hoi completed on said date the same
,, De continued Al the same place on
g1.n ana every Saturday thereafter, be
eo,u',aIhk az 1890 a. NJ, until the sale Is
.oLUMBIA STORAGE WAREHOUSES;.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24
PUKLIC NOTICES

PURSUANT 10 statutory requirement. no.
tlce Is hereby given that an act. Senate
30. 1871 Assembly No. 1905. Int l57. has
been passed by both branches OF the Leg.
islature, entitled An act 20 amend the
Greater New York charter. In relation to
instruction To be furnished by the College
OF the cry OF New York
Further notice Is hereby given that a
Public Hearing upon such bill will be held
AZ the Mayors once In the CITY Hall in
the cry Of New York, on Friday, March
zs 1915. al 2:30 o'clock y NJ.
Dated. city Hall. New York. March 22
1915.
JOHN PURROY Mitchell, Mayor.
PURSUANT TO statutory requirement. no.
tice Is hereby given that an act, Assem- .
hly No 46t. Int No 455, has been passed
by both branches of the Legislature, en-
t!tled. An act 10 amend the judiciary law.
iu relation 20 clerks and attendants OF
the appellate term OF the supreme court
IN the second department.
Further notice Is hereby given that
Public Hearing upon such bill Will be held
at the Mayors once iu the city Hall In
the CITY OF New York. on Friday, March
% 1915 at 30 o'clock L. VI.
Dated. cry Hall, New York. March %.
JOHN PURRoY mitchell. Mayor.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24
AUCTION SALES.

'i VIRTUE OF rwO cHArTEL MORTGAGES.
40. e Try. Auctioneer. will sell to-day. at 20
a. No. % Juuei Place; al II O'Clock. at
IN ~ LAi l22d Street and a. " o'clock. Al No.
has Esl 5lih Street. soda bottles, coda bottle
aI.s Ve SIX horsepower OTTO gas engine. bottle
80 n4ehines. one filter: also Two eedings. Two
urs's lso wsgous. two sets double harness one
w order q Attorney In fact for MorlSssee
NkTvE or A CHATTEL MORTGAGE,
N,rssf Iioctfic Water Heater Co.. Inc. 10 Fred
dsy as'ed December 23d. 1914. | will sell to-
al a., n. az ~ Hudson Street. Manhattan,
"a We machinery and an other goods and chat
b n,du 'lg led iu The schedule Of said mortgage.
ao.ss." VI Attorney for Mortgage. Moe ffy. Auc-
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24

Goals Ig-,. qe~i1fl-NcDolald. from McNsmsra,
'-, Swi-. S---. proag--s $50. Richie, alone.
sl Ceglr-t arre gr5. Malone. from Melon
ll ioI.. Eatt.. from C.eghou. 1888. fenaitles
Ai,tg. Srr. minutes. tripping.
Gaas n,..i perol) Malone. tace-of' -
liisr alone l-.u>. Hya,1 from Baker. u 40;
H's4d soec. Il. .l5. C.csaoru. alone. 1921. PEN
tt.--Nr.C
trt oer N.u.0ad. alone. j. -: McDo4aId.
t1t lI'0. HyIard. alone. 10 1S Ienaties-
, a-sers saI Hg.a.i minutes. tripping
S1.,tNi,i -Qu.Ne. Marks and Walsh: Wan
ctrr, ID Smith a.d O'Grady. ,,,,,
N'srse-c >usaicr. Assistant referSewWi, Wiisn
? HossId !r. s,t "Bues" Hewitt.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY or NEW
YORK. The Baron de Hrsch Fund,
Plaintift. against Annie koplk and others.
Defendants. Action No. !.
In pursuance OF a Judgment OF fore
closure and sale. duly made and entered
ia the aboye-entitled action and bearing
date the 22nd day OF March. 1915, !, the
undersigned, the referee IN said judgment
named Will sell at public auction, at the
Exchange SalesrOom, Nos. 1916 Nesey
Street. in the Borough OF Manhattan, cry
of New York. on the lith day OF APRIL
1915, at II O'Clock noon on that day. by
y. Phoenix Ingraham. Auctioneer. the
premises directed by said Judgment 70 be
sold. and therein described as follows:
ALL those TWO certain lots, pieces or
parcels OF land, with the buildings and
Improvements thereon erected. situate
lying and being in the Borough Of Man
haitian Of thr city OF New York. IN the
County and state Of New York, and lying
in Section Six. Block Las, on the Land
Map OF the city OF New York. bounded
and described as follows:
BEGINNING az point In the northerly
line OF one Hundred and Eighteenth
Street distant one hundred and forty feet
westerly from the corner formed by the
intersection or the said northerly line OF
one Hundred and Eighteenth Street with
the westerly line Of Park Avenue (former-
~ Fourth Avenue as Widened); running
thence northerly and parallel with Park
the centre line Of the Block between one
Hundred and Eighteenth and one Hun
cred and Nineteenth streets thence west
erly along said centre line OF the block
nfty feet. thence sOutherly and again par
allrl with Park Avenue one hundred feet
eleven inches 10 the northerly line Of one
Hundred and Eighteenth Street. and
thence easterly along said northerly line
~ one Hundred and Eighteenth street
MY feet to the point or place OF begin
ming.
Dated New York. March 23rd. 1915.
WILBUR LARREMORE. Referee.
" 5. & !. ). ISAACS, Attorneys for Plain
tin ONCE * Post once Address. 50
william Street. Borough OF Manhattan.
New York city.
The following Is a diagram Of the prop
erty 10 be sold, its street numbers are
63-6j East llSth Street
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24
QUEENS COUNTY.

rrIa Term-BLACkNAR. J.
Calendar ia Part / at 10 a. m:
II Is required that the name OF trial counsel
be fled with the clerk in Part ! before the
calendar Is made up No case will be held Tor
Tie rngageneuf of counsel unless his name ias
been hled with the clerk. A,en.icE VI 'iie Bar Is
called to Rules o. 7 ami g. calendar rules. queens
County Cases must be ready Tor triaI "hs1 re1IlSu
IN their order.
Ackley. inf Bd Education Eklund Macdonald
Renner/N Rys Seider/ BklynHtsRR
Grimm Penn Steel Co Fostwsky/ Bklyn0&SubkR
V0mer. inf BrOdbeck BrOderick/ hessel ana aho
er/IspersOnnerie Alansan/ BklynQ&SubkR
sharkeyf NY&QueensRy ~
Reserve calendar passed FOR the term hlsnest
reached. lO33.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24
COURT CALENDARS
mnna h lin, r,u H Will In
FEDERAL.
DISTRICT COURT.

Jury cs,tndsr-AiACK. J.
Room l0T postofico building.
TldcWater Oll-Gl0be Ind
Case on No day calendar
Jury caendar-IIUST, J.
Room 1913. POstorce Building
retrosino/ /AicCorrey Lsngn Whit
Equity CatndAr-IEAKNFD HAND. j.
Room !. Wordsworth Rlldng.
NGbinsC Belt flnkIgst Same Same
Bosch Magnetic Baker
Admiralty Calendar MAYER. J.
Room 2. MOOlwurth Building.
l. Transp/C ny SmithShipping/ SslWM
Thomson Barber & Co Thompson
Timmins LgtT Potomac AmTranspf SchAWsnov
West Shore Rh/Tug Erie RfNss Allemsnia
FlcmingtOn petrle/Same
Balahan iIugWyomlssing Ackerman RtgeCo/CNY
Cain/F Smith Cont King&Coj LgtrHOwsrd
MorrclL LWestchcsterLight
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24
SILENT" MARTIN
OUTpOINTS M'COY
Deaf and Dumb Boxer Proves
Aggressor in Fast Bout at
Broadway Club.

Al Mccoy, the Brooklyn boxer, who
won the middleweight crown from
George Chip with one blow, was out
pointed by "Silent" Martin after ten
hurricane rounds of boxing at the
Broadway Sporting Club, Brooklyn,
last night. The deaf and dumb boxer
was the aggressor throughout, anC sew
eral times during the bout landed
staggering blows on his opponent Nc
Coy made a strong finish in the hnal
round, earning the honors.
The bout was interesting, the men
often coming to the centre of the ring
for an exchange of blows at close
range. Martin frequently forced his
rival to back ground and easily solved
McCoy's old style of boxing, time and
again beating him to the punch. Both
men cast science to the winds.
Mccoy gained an advantage in the
first. fifth and tenth rounds, while ,
others were credited to Martin.
Bobby Moore and Kid Burna, as
pirants for the lightweight hcnors Of
the West Side, came toCether az
Browns Gymnasium. Moore cutpointcd
his rival after ten fast rounds The
early sessions found both Nor holding
their own, but Moore proved to be the
stronger boxer in the last three
rounds.
In the preliminary bouts jim Fin
nelly outpointed George Finegsn. IN
four rounds, while Charley Hayes had
the better of Willie Herman.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24
NASSAU COUNTY.
SUPREME cousImSCUDDER. p. J.

OUFNEWE
SPECIAL TERM CASES
JHStefensj Gen FiimPrOd GMaFE/ llliWOodSo'hes
SafahkWlisky/ IkufntLly CSmith detc DWSnlih
IFBangI INEBaug EkNcC drten ASmith
SaugertitsBNFW FWfpyPCu SJuIiaiu' JSchcttin0 n al
ASBruwuI ANllawhlus SJSmithI JNNunch
MSpfaguuI CsthSgrdgue NCsiDuD ParkL tNnrScAel
HJN ashburuJ Rainier. % HBeicherf IBelcher
HFHud.Ou/ llIluds0n NstBkoffarkockswayl
DPDuyea NAuerDach Lucy Graham ors
DPDury PHendricks1n yASchmidtL Schmidt
AAmendols/ MSOren.lno MayHalll REHau
SCaryeii/ aryen AynesGOuldj A BIausesorS
ABaukney a IBC chapman ASDwghu ACuneo&ors
Martina ano eIrsI JMu- BWseksI ILCLedyard
tlnind etc JBodansky/ SNDecker
OBaumbs sch/ CBaumbach .
short causes which can be tried in hour will
be given a preference; other causes Will De sent
10 the official referees on consent
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24
Athletics Beats College Nine.

Gainesyille, Fla, March 28.-Ihe
pb;iadelnbia Athletics defeated the
University Of Florida by score OF 10
TO 3 here to-day.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24
DAILY IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.

Daily imports and exports of general
merchandise at the Port of New York
were:
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.

Part MILLS. J.
Part Il-KEOGH. AT eI5 q. n.
Britton /Mas0n& Hanger Leidinger/Cook
I,yi1.S I.,,in9" T1oy f1g ''''' Handy1TYCSHRRRCo
Farrell BrsdleyCon,o D'Alisers/ JJHeanConCo
HubbelHDOOr kOthhrck Leonard Alexander
Hdg Cooper&Bros/NiRys
McCinieyf fSpero Kelly IB0ardinghsm
PlOxin/ /BkynHbRRCo
The following causes may either be MARKED rea1J
MorohanI shivway PoeIimltz Benjamin
PetzOld BrouStias&ElCo same same
Harrison /ChesteTllAutOS lupiel sSOhslncIhog
Abrams D&LBdgCo O'Bren/ Stern Bros
Springstee Horton TieneyI GeOrgi
Kenniou /WeslU nionTel DunsOn/ /Connell
Alexander Chase NaughtOn Gordon
BatteuIClauS Coaueril MeLzuno
Buns /ReciorGssLsmp Sculiy/NiC&HkRR
lmundi Wright ButterwOrth New Rochelle
Psulding HudsouFuelCo Mondrsccol Auerbach
Pace IWestElecRRCO MontisioneI New RochelN
McQuillanI Silver Bsrel!OI Bradley Con
Kiddick/Jacksou Inc Klein IDeiaphaine
Suetendeal/ /GRingler&Co Suudberg Yousers Ssv Bk
LANCER NYC CInterborW Ross Rogers fIasserty
/ Keller Beach Marietta Penneu
Keller. Beach l:0mard/ /Cshill
I Rcynods fDNiayerRrewg kassler/ Keller
johnson AierhllBros Robinson /Taylor's Theat
S,eIi SSIi Bsrnett srtt Rlppstti YYC&HRRR
Mccormick YOnkers RR KelOggCo/ /LaysonMotorC
COrtlaudtMtgcoI hrecand GiuuOCchin/ Cle'el ldndIun
Special rm-MoRsCHArsER J.
Baird. JrINayOr et al Billings -CCoiNilliams
DcPasquale/ /EbiingBrewg Carlough/West Co Bre"
NOTICE
owing to the Illness Of Justice Hirschberg there
Will be 10 special term Tor trlalS " July N IdiI
III during the month ~ April.
Part / will be presided by Justic. Nor
schAuser and Part II By Justice TompAns
OEcIStoNS-By MORSCHAUSER. J.
Re opening Martha ay. Y0nkers. Report u Com
missioners George Dehle. Fitze.le and Alfred
J Watson confirmed.
II HaLdy/% X Co. Brennan, Curran *
Beakley substituted attorneys for defendants IN
place ~ 4 Lyman.
Re opening Vineyard az. Yonkers. Report Of
Lewis kat. Gavin Cree and James Powers. commits
siOners confirmed.
Re opening 81 James Terrace. Report OF Maurice
Cahil, Matthew Fuller and Harris, cOmmis-
siJuers confirmed.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24
SI'RROGATES NOTICES.


IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of Hon. JohR
r. Conalan. a Surrogate of the County ot
New York. dated september p, 1914. no.
lice IS hereby given 20 all persons having
claims agaius; Emma Marcy raymond.
late OF tho County of New York. deceased.
10 present the same. with vouchers there
Of TO the subscribers, az their place Of
transactlng business al the ONCE cf l.. A.
q g e. Heydt. ? Rector Street. City Of
Neyy York on or before the tenth day Of
April. nineteen h2ndrcd ana nftgen next
Dated. New YORK, the 10Th day OF Sep
tember. 1914
''''' ABRAHAM GRUBEa and
WILLIAM $ HASKELL,
Temporary Administrators OF the Estate
Of Emma Marcy Raymond. deceased
H. A. & c. L. HEYDT
Attorneys ior Temporary Administra-
tors 40. Rector street. Manhat-
tan. New YORK cay.
EDITH {. DuNLAP.-In pursuance OF an
order OF Hon. John =. cohasn a sarro-
gate u the County OF New York Notice ls
hereby giyea 70 al persons having claims
against Edith c. Dunlap. late cf the County
Of New York deceased, 20 present he stms
With vouchers thereof 10 the Subscriber. az
its place Of transtct!uk business, No ia
Broadway in TIE Ciy Of New YORK. on or
before the 7th day u Aprll. next
Dated New York. the list day Of septem-
TITLE GUARANTEE AND TRUST COM
PANY. Executor
Onn. Clark a Phelps.
Attorneys for Executor,
"a Nassau Street
Borough Of Manhattan.
New York cry
NICHOLS, JAMES En- pursuance or an or
der OF Hon. John 7 Cohalsn. a surrogate o,
the County OF New York. notice Is hereby given
to all persons having claims against lame,
T. Nichols, late OF the County of Ne. YORK.
deceased. 10 present the same. WITH vouch-
ers thereof 10 the subscribers al their place
OF transaltng business at the once OF
Harry ". Zgckert. No. q Cedar ST.. Bor-
ouga OF Manhattan. IN the cry Of New
York. on or before the 18TH DAY OF April next.
Dated. New York. the 10Th day Of October.
1914 LIZZIE O NICHOLS.
MAITLAND n GRlBGS.
Executors.
N PURSUANCE OF Az ORDER or HONORABLE
Iohn = Cohslsn surrogate of the County of
New YORK. notice Is hereby g'rn % al pessons haE-
M claims against May A haui0t lAis of the
County of Nes York, deceased 70 present the same,
with Touchers Thereof 20 tie subscriber a. place ~
transactlng business. NJ. 81 Nassau Street. IA thu
City of New York. on or before tue goth day Of July
Dited. New York. the an day q JsnuarZ, 1918
EDWARD X FINCH
EDWARD l. PINCH
EIerutora
DIM COLEMAN. Attorney 'or FIecu,oS
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24

NEW YORK SUPREME rOCRT. NEW
York County.--Hedwig Carlson. also
known as Hattie Carlsen. Plaintiff. against
August Garrison. Defendant. Trial desired
In the County Of New York Action 20
snuul a marriage.
To the above named Defendant: You
are hereby summoned TO answer IN" COM
plaint In this action. and 10 serve a
COPY of your answer on the plaintiffs
attorney within twenty days after the ser.
vice Of this summons. exclusive ~ the day
81 service. and ia case ~ your IA. ure 20
appear, or answer. judgment viii oe taken
against you by default. Tor the relief de-
mauded IN the complaint.
Dated. New York. February 18Th. 1913
WILLIAM c. SAUMENI'HT.
Attorney FOR Plainti:r Once e Posi- Once
Address. 239 Broadway Manhattan. New
York city.
To August Carlson. the ahove-nsuled De-
fendant: The foregoing summons is served
upon you by publication, pursuant 20 an
order OF Hon. Alfred r. Page. a Justice %
the Supreme Court ~ the state ~ New
York. dated the 18th day n February.
1915. and hled with the summons and
com plant in this action. IN the Fhice ot
the Clerk of the County of New York. at
the County Court House In the Borough ot
Manhattan city and state ~ NV York
Dated, New York. February 10Th. 1915
WILLIAM G.. SAUMENlCHr.
Attorney FOR Plaintiff. once & Post ONCE
Address. 239 Broadway. Manhattan. New
york city
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24

syrrogates' cour-KErCHAM. y.
WILLS. 10 A. ~
Margaret Fair: Hra and WyaBt; Ann Reeve and
James johnson.
ACCOUNTING IN ESTATES.
John X Alderman Henry q Seibert, Lydia Eas.
ton. Martin FredericksOn. c de Croft Johanna VI
Nelson. Herman Pepper. Thos Curley, James
Kelly and J Hsgenn.
ESTATES.
yincenIo Della Annie storms. Disney Michasi
Raymond and Gibson. infants
CONTESTED WILLS.
Patrick Daley and william Baas.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24

Civil Calsndar-Par ".
CALENDAR. 70 A. VI.
Casey Afeizler Spieberg/B u RI
Schenker/B n RR WahlIB Rh . r,,
Crowley Nassau h RR BrandfB q Go III
NfullcfiIB n RR Ausr/ kOhlman
Samusl,On&ano/CT& B HOGrady/Orr x 60
The following causes. II answered ready VIII Oe
passed for the day
PAlmisanOi iBQC& 5 RR OBneu/Del 6enotcse
Rosenberg MsrinO ln/Fernschhd
PalenbaumJQCSS RR Friedman Shapiro
Tucker Rus Bath Co UOrnsein/B II IN
Cruckshank/ Paterson Miles BnemAn
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24
RectlVeRs APPoINTEO-sUPREME COURI.

Eyangeine Rockhi.l/is3 West End Age-Willism
i Quinn.
Umpire SaV BkIHarry florzog-P Iugraham
By NEWBt RGER. J.
y Y Say Leopold Kaufman y Brown Co
Sav Bk Solomon kuWer-Banett Berger.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24
REFEREES AppoINItD-sUpReME COURT.

~ NEWBt liGEK. j.
y Investors Corp KuDe-Ge0rge l. Weller.
Matter Of Willmauu-Wiitam Klein.
BY GUY, j.
Wsrburg 'Wof--PnPnM lugraham.
Lesry/ Leary--ll A Giderseeye.
By LEHMAN. j.
w l. Grow COust Co AuctbachN Helnsheim
By GANEGAN. ].
Porsth Elect Co|Fr4ture Picture Theatre Co
jay y Finley.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24
coURr CHANGERS SCHULZ. s.

REFEREES APPOINTED.
SUPREME coURT-BRADI. J.
Lite Insurance co Murphy-E.y Neumanu.
Titus K1,eu-l'rtcr J. MIiay.
Crsmcr keyuold,-Nil.iam II Stenkamp.
Root keenan, Harold G kuoppe.
Dulcy CulcOuse B.dg to-Julia A Gainey.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24
Part xylll-DELEHASTY. J.
sURRoGAIts' COURT CHAMBERS.
CITY COURT.

Trial T,m-FOwLER. Sat 1880 A. II.
No day calendar.