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New-York tribune., 1915-03-27
Appellate Division Recess
SUPREME COURT.
Special Term-Part BLUR, J.
TX parfe matters.

SURR0GATES COURT CHAMBtRs
COHALA\. :
No day calendar
City Court-Specal Term-Part lI-FTNELITE. J.
* pdrte matters
REFEREES Acknowledgement COURT.
BY BIJlR j.
Produce Exchange Building Loan Association Z
Ward-Oswad y Jscoby
By NENB RGER. J.
Re Sultau-AlaImus A Lesser.
Re Cook Louis Wendell lr
RECEIVERS tPP0lNTEO-SUPREME COURT.
By NENBJ RGER i.
Excelsior Savings Bank Minnie / Marks-Chariee
kOhIer
By BLUR
Jennie F Seymour Basiliu, Busch-A Bangser
John NeiZ GussIe Rubri- Samuel Dors
Julia COdiiug,ou Rose Leayiu II q Frombers
Metropolitan Savings Bank Louis Giuck-Samuel
Le.yitt
Ephrdm b Lew Robert Kessler Co-Ab'am Fl
leubOgeu.
Enesune Weber Edmund McDouough Bert
Cohen.
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JUDGMENTS RECORDED.
Manhattan.

Tho following judgment, were fled YESTERDAY. me
frs, name being that N the dcbtor.
Aurcrman. "A l. Lec =, 90 slt'.1A
Alvuo. +. and and Rosa Mofaseo- r''il.,,.
Atkinson. Morse De,uuc,or Co. Ine-R Giaagel;
Angus; Belmont Hotel Co Mayhem costs; cost
Bona Rosario-R Lsnscre. 80 IS
Br5iG, l'rG -Aisrsg. and Fulton Nsiionii B.uk y
&r' y,,t SI.ij9Js
B.,igp Gsg 'l'' T. and No,A-rhed'ord Ei'5 coal coall
ps.Soheacr. w Z and Mary G-s Pet. si5Gs 81, 81 q
RsJIl ne,,a-d Ts.trirsi @ Edison Co. Sl,45l
civ Of Nen Yor.-E J Reiser. ,-.-.., ssii,ss--SS
GoS.. ie.9-T H,H.:,o He, ct a. SO? 80? 3! g
Douuely. Charlotte j. and Archef VI. VI
ptseneT E,,sf' + Blu,henthh Bl,ksrt Inc. sss-.ll
dunbar. Ms1-H Aliomsrt. Nlo' ~
David VI Oltars Iron Works and Illinois Sufcf 90
hi s..o 5''t1'' 0HorricJ re,rocelli ct a.. sl4l g
Iidy. q r-G Maer. Al,say
FDro,gSss,.ich. 4 j-H He.ncman. 81 -
G'SrI. 'sI' t. by sd1~cl,y OF New York. .ie5ssi,
GoIlberE j T'-C Power 81 al costs. sllN54
s,I. Ggs, g. M TR'it ho.sab.32 SS.q%2o' 1t l' ssa5
tis,s. ;. sud y Ra'owsl-J osnan. siis.,9
Iia,n,s Automobile 60 OF Ne' York; Caope.
H,ne-. \ J. Lord & Taylor. sle5 50
iJs,|. I'll n PrMir.n Sl9- t6
ti1-nar u "A Hermann Lumber Go. SlOi0.s3
IltIs W and ". Wv = callahan costs. Sla- y
John r Hal Music puD co VI leddy. va =
Iodry. Mar C-AmcrIca Halie'. lar, Sl1sl
Jacobs J-F T. seller e a. $40
John ogden Go of Sew Nork-lnieror Me'al Mfs
a. f',.f.l S210NI
ksnna. g. and II K.u,t-w Brakmann e a.
SIS ~
KarahaU P-J u IImperi. So
E~ey,-'.ek F-E pozu SI.4 HJ
lciudon Electric Light CO. Ine-A Coure,-is.
Iares Hvmsn-Nay6e'd Corstrlctlon CO. s.3U -
IL NSUe " il Heller. sloH.s9
Inch q " recrivef-A Mecheef. iiy4 %
Iotos Garage Go. Inc. and Larney-f Ter,
r4-riaro Sa-0.ll
Mailer VI +. tr-G Mccormack. Sls5.6I
N.Duusli J Al " Stolts. Sl4 u
MURRAY Nm window Cleaning Co-Realiy Fur
chasing and Mortgage Corp W. -
NJ Horoglt1 60 New England Hat Co Sli ~
Morsrec F-I Bo.seu e, 81. S-,- q
Nled. Austro Observation-Disclosures Beard Mfg 90.
$40 g.
Morahito Msha-City o. Ncw York frostsl tllo 50
Miller. J-Great Atlantic and Paciac Tea 20.
Ssqs 4
Mills Elmer D-Nsrorsl Stone Co. Slii y
Mass Robert Griffin 60. tllstl
Meade j A p ksn~ Sll9"l
Nir, o. pr.,.R u Bell g t0t %
O.dsr T. adm tify ~ y. cgss. 500 -
A.alaI. I1ll4e-4 MIeueL. s.hB
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COURT CALENDARS


bul,cmeut, and motion granted. with $40 costs
opinion per curidm
Edith Sherwood /sArgold Realty co. Application
denied. with SO costs.
Alexander Engel ct sl/Shubert Theatrical Co
Motion denied. with $40 costs.
William l.. MOwbrsy Harriet De Forest. Motion
IrI-InM- MIIh Sln nn.fS
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27
WHAT THE BUYERS WILL
LOOK AT TODAY

: programme. which has been sent to all
, the members, includes on April l3 the
annual address by President r. |. IIick-
man; address, Possible Increased Use
OF Electrical and Pneumatic Forces in
Textile Machinery" Frank Nasmith,
editor Textile Recorder" Manchester,
/ England; address, Condition Of the
Present Dyestuf Situation" r.. c. Kip
stein; address. General Business Ell
cheney in Connection with Cotton Mill
Management" j. T. Rose; p. m, lect-
ure on South America, with lantern
slides, Charles T. Plunkett.
On Wednesday there will be talks on
"Trade Abuses and a Remedy" Ken
meth r.. Hooker: agricultural and Me-
chanical College Work" President ID.
II. Hill; "The Development of Export
Trade in Cotton Goods" by NJ. p. Nose
ley; reports Of committees and general
business.
Louis W. Cohene, well known
woollen salesman, has joined the sell
ing force Of Grant S. Kelley & Co., of
354 Fourth Avenue, and will represent
their lines Of foreign and domestic
woollens throughout the cutting up
trade. Mr.. Cohene, who has a wide
reputation among the trade, should
prove a good pulling power for the
firm he will represent.
According to reports, there will be
several large woolen mills idle in less
than two months unless new war or
ders on uniform cloths are placed.
There are quite a few mills whose or
ders will be completed in few weeks,
and good number of mills which have
had more or less export business are
without work for part of their plants.
The demand from the wholesale cloth
iers has been a disappointment, so that
the period of idleness will be extended
indefinitely unless additional contracts
are placed by the belligerent govern
mcnts Negotiations for substantial
yardages have been going on for sew
eral weeks. and mill agents are con-
vinced that these will prove fruitful
ultimately.
The Clothiers' Association Of New
York held it's thirty annual
meeting yesterday. The president,
Harry d. Kohn; vice president, Will
lam Goldman. and treasurer Arthur c.
Levi, all having served for several
years. declined reelection, and the
following were elected in their places:
Presiden Charles ". Endel; vice
president. Max II. Friedman; treasurer.
Max l.. Vile. Four directors who had
served for some time also declined re-
election. These were II. l.. Kenyon.
Ferdinand Kuhn. Arthur j. Nathan and
Emanuel Rosenthal. Those elected in
their places were Lee Sonneborn, Nor
bert L. Light, Joseph j. Preis and Al
Cohen; the other directors, who were
reelected. were Harry ID. Kohn, Will
lam Goldman. Arthur c. Levi, Herbert
{. Ansorge. Morris Lang, Leon Mann,
William Naumburg and Jacob Wener.
william x. Corwne was reelected sec
retary and assistant treasurer.
A lady's khaki cloth suit that was
shown 20 visiting buyers several weeks
ago. and was not thought to be a good
number. is having quite call from
those who hesitated in placing orders
on il before the season opened.
81 told you So is the slogan being
used these days by the American fash
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27
TIE cnrERrrL RLACkGUARD.

,sr CHEERFUL RIACkCUARp BY Roger
T,,acA .-~N .7. 900. The Boeos Merrill Com
rsrv.
Tbfsisatale Of the Canadian North
vest. the Royal Mounted Police
,-d the Indians in the SOS Of the
,ss. century. The narrative begins
rrsetically with Rlels last rising. The
ZERO IS o. Spanish-lrish ancestry, a
.,larsid soldier. but cheerful black
Guard" who ends by becoming q
.suawmar. when an outrage committed
mon his woman by a white leads him
10 wreak revenge for long list Of
Grievances. Il is in the closing pages
q the story. dealing with the trial Of
this outlaw whom his Judges believe
70 he fuu-blooded Indian, that the
sr.bor does ms best work. The man
las become one i'm every thought, In
srerv turn % phrase, and his lndlct-
~srt a. civilization that condemns
hin % death rings with q powerful
sincerity. with true Indian eloquence.
r.r the rest Nr. Pocock is realistic
v-bout COMPROMISE. He shows US the
tsroes OF the famous police corps IN
an The romance Of their heroism, bur
without false halo:
Are ve condemned? We were all
re-inr heastIy drunk, and yet l
would no, have YOU denounce my
comrades Calamity was one Of the
thirty men VINO arrested Sitting
Bulls victorious army after the
Custer massacre. Tribulatlon ar
rested q caunibal lunatic, and sin
ele-handcd brought him seven
hundred miles through the north
crn forest IN winter. Spud broke
world record IN horseman-
ship NcBugjuice was seven
davs lost after q blizzard. but won
through alive. All had shared IN
heroic work, and all alike were
drunk All lived q monastic life,
denied the society Of women,
barred from every reasonable
amusement. Injured 20 privatlon
and TO self-dcnial They belonged
90 a phase Of history not TO be
measured by rule-of-thumb mOrali-
Ties. For where men do the
work Of giants. the overstraln has
always its reaction, and If they
cannot get drunk they will 90 mad.
It's for tLe Indians that Mr.. Pocock
reserves his poetic vein.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27

involuntary American expstriatc on his
return TO the land Of his birth. Even
here he remains entirely on the sur
face
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pRYGooDs AND TEXTILE NOTES

The American Cotton Manufacturers'
Association will hold a convention at
Nemphis. beginning April l3, and the
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27


The approximate amount ~ the lien Or
charge. 10 satisfy which the above described
property j. 20 be- sold. Is slO.6f5S3. with in
terest thereon from The lifh DAY ot March.
1919. together with the costs and allowance
amounting 90 $5l5.9l. with interest from Nsrcn
lsth. 1913, together with the expenses OF th.
sale. The approximate amount of the taxes. as
sessments ana water rates. or other liens
which are 90 be allowed 20 the purchaser out
VI the purchase money or paid by the ref
cree. is S52j.3O and interest. Said premises
VIII De sold subject 20 covenants and reStric-
uous contained in agree ueufs recorded l.i
Itber s0N OF 'onfeyauces. page 2i2 and 2if.
in deed recorded in l.lbsr 9S2 - Convey . aces.
page DOL and agreement recorded In Liber
1888 OF ConteysuceS. page 500. ami in deed
recorded !n L.ber 1885 ~ Conyeyarces. paee
3f1; in party wall agreement recorded u
LiDer lD4t of touyeyauce-. page Z3s all iu
The New York County Register Ofice. state
~ facts shown on survey made hy p. f.
NosiraHd. dated september litl. 1904, snl
rights ot tenants II said premises
Dated, New York. March o4th 1915
JOHN II. CORWIN. Referee
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27

Fanny Gfeeuosumi Gussie Fredman-Edwsni
Fitzgerald
Jacob Baum Felix Prnce-Leo F McDermott
Central Mortgage Co Violet l. Reeves-Edgaft
Vaughan. IT,
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27
PUBLISHERS NEWS
Current Talk of Things Pres
ent and to Come.
National Defence.

The literature or our own militarT
and naval unpreparedne promises ere
long to equal in numbers and TO over
shadow in Importance the books on the
world war This is as Il should be.
The matter is one Of immediate and
vital importance to us. Mr.. Howard d
Wheeler's Are We Prepared" >" is re
viewed in another column to-day; TO-
morrow's Tribune Will contain an arti-
Gle on Robert W. Neescr's Our Navy
I'm the Next War" To these must now
be added "The American Army" by
Major General William Harding Carter.
l.. :. A, published yesterday by the
Bobbs-M Merrill Company. This work by
ST. authority Of the first rank deals
with the needs Of our military estab-
lishmtnt 90 insure the safety OF the
nation.
Fanny Crosby.
The Fleming H. Revell Company an
nouuces Fanny Crosby's Own Story"
retold by s. Trevena Jackson. For
twenty years before her death the blind
hymn writer was, at intervals, q guest
i'm the home Of Mr.. Jackson. During
these visits she drew on a marvellous
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27

Nolan. TT + EsTy. sl0iO
Nspolifsno. Ca-mine-B Kennedy, 8 o19 o
upOzr4ucr. j. aud lirrzberE-L Gabriel. 81 O6O :
Pepper Al Bsyer e. a.. Sl432
N4ttalson A-Ilrst Mortgage Guarantee Co. cos,s
ro-t.-. K4thsryn Il Van Rasite. i3i56
TriA,s. Squlef Co ! Kenely Sons Sl7g %
Quil.n-. " lu,eIhoro Brewing Co. Inc. ssIll
H5,ci1,um. D-S newman. siiS q
Rchnoud Radiator coz H4sbrouck costs. Sll3 o.
Rankin " White q Adams. $Iisl9
RYAN Ag.es M-A Sslonou. $gl7.2
Itoucrs. - I. pres-E Ntkolo. Sftl @
'Ecuntr Ii Francis II Irgse't & CO. slO.. .2
Eoselh~rs. AIi''sy Drug 60 and VI NJ Rosenberg
Schubot. 4 Rec, < Rees. ssN5
Sach.e. T.P Greidlnger. sI5t5
Srhspir1 4 f. ktss. Sl3- o.
Se4c0m1e. & M-Sc4mess Rubber Go " y ).
Schneider. Be,e-E 5 Harre. $3.50 b,
;. her. A-P BouG.sJu. $ll2 L.
Stevens " H. j Stevenson. Florence NJ steven, a.,
IllIe S'eyrus0r.J k Byari. $3.50
Sanders. n Rector Gas Lamp Go. $lIl
S-h.c,sel. " " ZEN ssy1s.
stevens A VI MADDEN ct a.. $40
Smith VI Payer. 500
Thomas. i-Hui,foue Realty Go. ylf> Il
Tender. L-L Cohen. Slj2 q.
Neiustrlu. C = Bloch sl9L D.,
Wsul A East side Iumber Co. SO. 81
Weber. -. and g SIuZcr-M IeIn. s..S 20.
Wake. If f.-llsmgcfmill Paper Co. 500 I.
Weinstci1. N-B Lefko,ics s2i6 =.
Va.-t'ori smith Go. Inc j Slsno e. al. Sl>I4
No.i. IL Baumgol ct a.. S,4N =
Wialer. { j. Ess ~ Construction Co. Inc s23' i
Waterford smith Col q kugelman q a. 1856 gl
Young Ionu W-L0rd 4 TAYLOR. Slgs %.
Ilppoa. Aurrfo.C.J Ot = !. costs Sl3S &
Isppoa. \-S4me. %l]S 4
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27
STRROGATES, NOTICES.

~ PURSUANCE OF An order Of Honorable.
John p. Cohslan, a Surrogate Of tho
County OF New York. notice is hereby given
to all persons haVln. claims against Philip
X Walcott late OF the County OF New
York. deceased. TO present the same with
vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber. at her
nlsce OF ssctiug business. at the once
- Hawkins, Delsheld and LongfellOW No
% Exchange Place. IN the City OF New
York. on OF before the nth day Of May
Dated. New York. tho eth day OF Mo-
's'''' ANNE wALcoTT.
HAWKINS. DELAFIELD 4 LoNo.
FELLOW
Attorneys for EKecutrlK.
20 Exchange Place.
II PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OF HON
orable John =. Cohalsn. Surrogate o,
the County ~ New York. notice Is hereby
given % all persons having claims against
Countess Mary Esther Won Wa!dersee lat-
the same with vouchers thereof 20 tho sub
scriber az his place 0f transacting business.
IN Tho city Of New YORK. on or before the
ll.n dag Of August next.
Dat,- New York. The 2sth day ot January.
1915. EDWABD ". SHELDON.
Ancillary Executor.
STEWART & sHEARER. Attorney Tor An
culsry Executor - Wan Street. Borough
Of Manhattan. New YORK city.
SIMONs. EDWARD HkliESTOE.-In pur-
Surrogate of the County OF New York
notice is hereby given 10 all persons having
. 'lsims against Edward Hareston Sinons
isre OF the County of New York. deceased,
, a. uresent the same with vouchers thereof
~ ,be subscriber az his place OF business.
No 3s5 Greenwich street Borough ot Man
tst,an City OF New York. on or before the
i5th day OK April next Dated, New York.
october ist, I9lt -
Executor
Charles ". Beecker.
Atorney for Executor,
20 Church Street.
Borough ot Manhattan.
New York CITY.
FSPIRsI'ANCE or an order s HON JOHN p
con ALAN a Surrogate VI the County 0, No
yo,e notice is hereby Even 70 al person, harlrs
i,tT. against ANNA LOUISE GARDNER At >
tbs COUNTY VI New Yors deceased 10 present tas
..me With vouchers thereof. % the subscriber A
I.r place oi tr.usacting business. a. tie O,acs of
Ir,i = Hulse Esl. No. % Bro4dssy N ths City
OF New lork. ou CT before the nst dsy " June
ueTt -.
HENRIETTA g. CArTAPANI.
LEVI :. HULSE. Admin .SlfildL
Ai,rney for Admin nistfa,rtr.
~ BIsadsG. Mss Sal CiiA A
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The Bronx.

Calvin ~ and = Rabiuo1itz-B -Breakstone Bros.
Bronx Branch. Inc. S1j5 -
Dlmloe Holding Co. lnc-J + Kaiser. $l3.4l5. ~
Horissherg IN A Ives. S2g4 -
J1uep. M Kay moud. S2.j59.2l
haue. HaZei-H Simon t2il2I
kennedy r E-J Eversul's BfeWeries. Slt3 81
NlcNfsuus. Nj St~inksmp. >2l5. 20
R0th.Ohlli. 81 Morris. Sji-.4
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BRONX COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
Special Term BRADY. J.
EK-psrte matters
COUNTY COURT.
Special Term-GIBBS. J.
"a parfe matter.
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
SUPREME COURT-BKAnN- ]

suRRoGATEs COURT CHAMBERS Schulz. :
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Tie fr.' name i, that Of the debtor. the second
that of the creditor. and date when judgment was
flied.
Ciry Of Y-B Moyuahan: Dec 2 l9lt 5l.3es n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-10
The Week in the War

SUNDAY Jan s-rhc Russian General
Bzura avka front have been repud and that the
Auah western Galics The Germans report
that the Russians have been defeated west Of the Vstua The
Alsace Italy sends warhp to
Of Albanian rebels
advancing toward that town from the interior the country, s
Washington Of official commission Of
inquiry which charged with violations OF uags
MONDAY Italian warships
the French steulach, Asae and hold German
defensive position of CernaS Lord Hadane bitterly attacked In
Britain being made that his sympahes strongly
The Russians report the capture Of suhada the
AustroRumanan frontier
TUESDAY report Turkish
surrendered sar Kam and that two others put TO eight
Turkish is estimated he
the Capahians
eight Hungarian The the
repuse
French the of German position st.
WEDNESDAY Jan stay issues announcement
which provides calling the than
that they reached the Sucha River
Poland and have taken prisoners French fighting
In AlsaCe The Russians Bukowina
officially the almost complete humiliation of the German force
Mawa Lord Kitchener announces that 100000 recruits will
probably he required.
THURSDAY, Conference
Bulgarian Car and King Rumana which believed will
Balkan alliance with leaning toward the Allies
Britain admits Formidable was sunk 10y German torpedo Russians
advancing toward Hungarian plains and
Bukowna Germans gains the Argonne region
French fighting
SAustrias
will o protect
interests Britain President
o protest in
Belgrade Germans announce e of French attacks in the Argopne
French officially gains
Flanders. France and Asace
SATURDAY Russns Pennsylvania open
Budapest Germans make attempt reach
from the north Hard hEhtnG resumed along the Nstula French
sennheim
Asace, Janeiro
Brazilian Government has been Informed German battle
Invnbe in battle off
nvincbe also
WI badly damaged, but lnoat
ITO be continued suuday)
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-10
SCOTT AND VILLA FIX UP
A NEUTRAL BORDER ZONE
Gen. Hill to Withdraw From Naco to Aqua Prieta May
torena to Nogaes-Bg Battle
Near Torreon

Ell PAso, Tex. Jan. 9--It is hoped that
there will be no more lighting by Mexican
factions on the border OF Arizona as a
result OF meetings in I'll Paso and Juaroz
last night and to-day between Gen. Scott
of the United States army and Gen. villa.
The convention forces in Sonora are to
permit the evacuation OF Naco. Sonora,
by the Carranza forces under Gen. Hill,
and not to modest the Carranza forces at
Aqua prieta, opposite Douglas. In return,
the Maytorena garrison at Nogales, So
nora, will not be molested by the Car
ranzlstas.
The troops now being sent by Gen.
villa through Juarez to Sonora instead OF
being delegated to border dusy will be
diverted to Guaymas Sonora Part OF the
troops will encirele Aqua Prieta &c see
that the Carran1istas do not quit the
garrison after they move from Naco.
II Is said that the Carranza troops at
Naco have asked and have been denied
permission to entrain through the United
States for Galveston and Vera Cruz.
The agreement was reached ~ noon
to-day in the Juarez customs house.
The agreement, besides providing for
the evacuation OF Naco. makes the port
neutral until an established Government
In Mexico can take possession and be
recognized by the United states that
Naco Nogales and Aqua Prieta will not
be attacked for any motive.
This agreement was signed by Gen. Hill
and has the approval of Gen. Nenristiano
Carranza This agreement also has the
specific approval OF President Wilson md
OF Secretary OF War Garrison.
81 anticipate no further trouble nj
Naco or Douglas said Gen. Scott, follow
ing the conference.
Besides Gems. Scott and villa, George
g. Carothers. Col Michie. Alberto Morales,
Maytorena's attorney Col. Rodolfo Fierro
and Felix Summarized. special agent OF
villa In this country, attended the con-
ference which lasted for about thirty
minutes
The conference was held in the historic
old customs house In 1uarez. where Presi-
dent Porfirio Diaz and President William
". Taft met IN 1909 villa wore civilian
clio hes and an old SLOUGH hat
\ big battle has been fought between
the villa and CarranZa factions near Tor
re,~ The Nilistas assert that the con-
vent.on troops. led by Gen angeles, after
fierce fight completely routed the Car
rancistas, capturing all OF their cannon
and many prisoners.
The official Carranza report received
here stated that the troops Of the First
| Chief" under Gems. Nillareal, Herrera AND
Gutierrez, utterly routed the villa com
mands under Gen Angeles, capturing al
the villa artillery.
| Gen. Martiniano Servin, one Of the mos
prominent Of the villa Generals. wa.
killed in the fight.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-10
NO, STREE! BRYAN CAN'T
ESCAPE THIS WARDEN
Bound to Get That Pesky Rabbit
Hunter-"Liar" May Be Sec
rptary's Alibi.

WAsHINGroN. Jan. Since Secretary
Bryan urwittlnglv violated the law by
hunting rabbits in Fairfax county Viz
Rtnia, last Christmas Day, IN" conscience
NJ Il c. Cockrell. game warden, has been
in a turmoil with tao result that that
o-icial il now satisfied chat duty compsiS
hin, TO seek the srI est OF the Secretary
Of state.
In A statement denying mat he seeks
notoricty the Virginia official declares
that he does not feel bc can bring to the
bar Of punishmeht .numole wood chop
peTs" and then wink al violations ot the
same laws by men In exalted positions.
~, nrfroupces therefore that n witnesses
can be found TO TESTIFY init Secretary
gry-,. was actually hunting rabbits on
C'1I q mas bay he wiz seek To have q
yylrrln, issued fpr hi arrest, presumably
tho next time ne visits Fairfax county.
MIR. bryan when shown the game war
don : abatement to-day said he might nave
Ia fan back on the defence invoked by the
man who when carrying string OF hsh
| was accus.ed by a stranger IN response
10 ,he strangers questions ne said D." had
! caught the fish himself and That the day
before he had caught Twice as many IN
| the same place
! "Perhaps YOU don't know who ! am
said the stranger, ~ am the game
/ warden
To this the man replied
"perhaps you done know wnu ] an
! I, ami the biggest. liar IN the county
.'Perhaps' said Mr. Bryan, y shal
/ have TO deny that was in virginia AT
/ all on Christmrs Day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-10
PLAN TO MERGE THREE BANKS
Chatham, PheniH National AN" Ala
tunI Alliance Trust In Dcni.

According 20 a report published in the
Times this morning negot'atlNns are IN
progress, Tor the Chatham and 'thsniN
National Hank to take over the business
81 tle Mutual Alliance Trust Company.
the head Office OF whioh IL at 80 Wall
street II the plan IL carried out the
Chatham simultaneously will sell 10 the
Century Bank the two branches OF the
tr1ist company. At PCS Grand street and at
ll6th street and LenlN avenue. The
Mutual Alliance Trust Company then viii
Dc hqiLdated,
Those pushing the nlan have every con-
fderice that 1t will he contaminated, al
though final action has not vet hocu taken.
The agreements have been drafted and
are expected to receive the approval OF
the Mutual Alliance directors AT their
meeting noxt Wednesday \ meeting of
stockholders is then to be called, but the
transfer can tage place In the meantime
on the consent OF tWo-thrds Of the stock
which is Std to have been obtained al
, ready The Century Bank has increased
, Its capital from $500, 900 to 100000. pre-
paratory 10 taking over,the branches.