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The sun., 1916-10-11
rNwNBROKERs' SALES.
JOsEpH sHONGOOUs SONS. Jui.

JOSEPH sHONGOODs SONS. Jui.u,
shongood. Auct, - Bowery. sell 10 A. n.
Oct 1l-All diamonds. watches. Jeweiry
Of every description. odds and ends. &c.
from No $4,000 to $500 to Sept 10. 1915.
and all goods held over from previous sales.
u X = AufseI & son, Inc. 279 stanton
ST. Also similar goods for James j. RYAN.
Inc, 13e INVITE Ave. BROOKLYN.
oct. ii-Nen's and womens clothing.
dry goods shoes, &C.. pledged prior Sept.
IL 1915 20 .G217, and all older dates: Sii.
hcr.tein Rros .taT Sth Ave.
oct la--AIl diamonds and other precious
stones. set au1 unset, all watches, teweiry
Of every description, silNerware, instru-
ments odds and ends pledged prior TO Aug
l. 1915. to is235, and al pledges held over
from former sales. Max Bernstein. 21s
West l2bth 81.
oct i3-Aii diamonds and other precious
stones. set and unset; all watches, jeweIry
Of every description. silverware. odds and
ends and all misce ellsneous articles pledged
prior June is. 1915. from 70ss2 to 73O5o,
and all goods held over from pr. vious sales
Goidschinidt Bros, ?e2 w i?5th St. for
merry e3i6 sth Ave.
oct. ls--Diamonds. watches, tewelry. &c.
Hugh Iavery, l&s Sands ST, Brooklyn.
oct. ls-Mens and women's clothing. B.
Peys,r's son. ?6s I'd I've. Isaacs & Davis.
Brooklvn.
oct. IT--Men's and womsn's clothing, dr.,
goods. shoes. &C. pledged from Sept II.
1915. to No. 3097 and all older dates. u.
Silb"rstein's Cons. $40 sth Ave. Also sirni
lar goods II. & :. Aufses 4 Son. Inc. 27s
stanton -.
The sun., 1916-10-11
BEST NATIONAL BANK REPORT.
Largest Deposits and Resources in
systems History.

NAsHiSGToS. Oct. 10.--John Skelton
Williams. Comptroller of the Currency.
announced to-day that the reports of
national banks at the call OF May /.
1915. show the largest deposits and re-
sources In the history of the system.
As evidence OF the effect of the Fed
eral reserve act in preventing the Con
solidatiJn and congestion OF money In
few centres the Comptroller empha-
sizes that deposits in New York city de-
clined s222.000. 900, with proportiona,e
declines in other reserve centres. The
statement says In part
These preliminary figures tell us that
as compared with May the deposii-
on September IL In several great centres
show material reduction. while In
nearly every other reserve city. and con-
spicuously In country banks. there has
been large increase In deposits. The
only reserve cities In which there was a
decline OF as much as $1,000. 900 In de-
posits were New York. s222 600 600
Boston. 10000. 900: Philadelphia. slS,-
100000: 81. Louis, $3.5oo.00o: Minne-
apolis. S3.000.000. and 81. Paul, s2,jOo.-
600.
Some reserve cities whore an incrca SO
In deposits Of s2.oO0.0oO or more was
shown were: San Francisco. sS5.5o0.-
600. Kansas City, s23.'o0. 900: Pitts
burg. SCI 100000: Cleveland. -SlS. 900.
0O0. and Omaha. $ii.jO0.o00.
The withdrawal or transfer of de-
D sits from New York Boston. Philadcl-
phia and 81. Louis has in no way inter-
fered with the healthy growth and bus-
ness activities Of those cities and money
Is still being loaned In them on terms
quite as favorable. II not more favor
able. than ever known before"
The sun., 1916-10-11
fORECLOsURE SALES.

stf,prNE f.pt-uT t.,t,xry ,,I, .-r,s,
yoiS x War,us n v,,,L ii,.tnn,tG ~,
Tho E..I,, cn,rn,a,i", ,t 4 na,,aa1ias..
4, n,,sy,a,,,a ~, ,,,i,,,.,,,, y, sau
cio.urs ani sol. All, ,,.',.'Ia anI ,a,a.aS a.,
tbe :, t,o,e ertiti., c,inn arJ h. ri,,a a.. g..
Tho ara i.y ~ nc,oho, ,oie ~ nnraas
siy,ej Az ,oyaran a., az ,,,',,' ..,
"a iii salt ~, n,,'ito ,,,i,a ts., n.sn.o,
saias ~ ia ", s,ra., ~ ~
parn,,yh -, W.rh,,,,, ,,i;y 80 g. ~ y ..h .ne
an tbs ,g.b J,y ~, tn,,hS,r" " ,:1,s a,sSN;
q clock mon nm iba; 40 Va" Ilryan k,n
n,r, ,, % u .'',t "'H IVY ~ w W, ~ =. !. y Eeu y
a,ii 'tu,t,,no,, -, h ~ ,.r,,1 ',.t" hrt ny
srrib.d "s ,niio,, Wv '''' wv" '"e'e'" oe-
All ,hoso ,',f',,, t,, ,,,,,.. r.. ....,.
The sun., 1916-10-11
JURY Is COMPLETED (
FOR ROFRANO TRIAL
Several Talesmen Excused Be.
cause They Are Opposed to
Capital Penalty.

The Jury that will hear the trial OF
Michaei A. Rofrano. formerly opposi-
ton leader to Tom Foley in the Second
Assembly district. for causing the shoot
Ing OF Michael Gaimari. one OF Fo,ey's
heutenants. was completed yesterday
Assistant District Attorney Brothers will
make his opening address this morning.
II there are no further changes III the
jury. and then the FIRST witnesses f>r the
prosecution will be called.
An interesting feature OF the proceed
ings yesterday was the evident inpres-
sion the recent electrocution OF Thomas
Rambrick has made because OF its char
acterisation by Thomas Mot, Osborne
when warden Of Sing Sing as judicial
murder. Severa, talesmen expressed op-
position to capital punishment because
OF the Bambrick case and were dis
missed.
one OF them. Raymond l.. O'Nelli. a
salesman. OF 3t West Seventy second
street. said that he had been directly in
fiuenced BY Warden Osborne's remarks.
Justice Weeks. who denied 'Bambrick's =
application for a new trial after exam
lining the evidence. turned to O'Neill and
said
DO you know that Mr.. Osborne was
not present At the trial OF Bamhrick.
heard none OF the evidence and knows
nothing Of the facts IN the case ~
you mean TO say that you would accept
his view of the case in preference to
that Of the Judge who had made study
OF IT,"
Il think that I would. Mr.. Osborne's
statement made a profound impression
on me- said OSeill. happily ignorant
that he was addressing the Judge whose
judgment he was questioning
Justice Weeks excused him at once.
When court convened In the morning
sidney Abenheim. who had the fore
mans seat. was excused because he is
under the care OF a physician and can
not he locked up for the night Alfred
u. Newhall an artist. of 2O2 West
l2Sth street, was selected to MI his
place
In addition to Mr.. Newhall the fury
now stands Eugene o. Middiebrook.
AZ Manhattan avenue, printer: Elias
Marshall. AZ West 12Sth street. consult
ing engineer: William :. Prankard. $50
West EiGhty-ffth street, merchant Rob-
ert s. Beekman. 6j Nornings'de avenue.
clerk John L. Heart, $50 West l;lst
street. retired Alexander Fraser. S53
West Fifty-seventh street. stone cutter
william T. Carter. cashier Hotel Well
ington James X Fraser. advertising.
ST. West End avenue George II. Rayne.
mechanical engineer. Sol West liist
street; John q. L. Forster. cashier. 53S
East Eighty-sixth street Oscar T., An
| derson, salesman, 20c West l30th street
The sun., 1916-10-11
RISE IN
WAGES IN TWO YEARS
100000 Workers Increase
Incomes Since War Began
-18O n. Y. Trades Gain.

A wage survey summary. issued yes
terday by national labor organizations.
estimated that since the war began a
wage Increase averaging IL per cent. had
taken place, giving approximately $780,
600 workers an annual addition. to their
incomes of 100000. 900
The figures were compiled from a
labot census taken by Secretary of
Labor Wilson. The census was based
on reports from 1873 publications., mostly
trade and labor journals. among which,
were eighteen dailies, twenty monthly
and semi-morthly journals and 100
weeklies.
More than $50 wage increases were
listed for New York. In the clothing
trades 80 cents to $3.50 week was
added to the pay envelopes of 10000
workers. the report asserts. Three build
ing trades experienced raises affecting
$4,000 men. one common labor settle
ment In the State placed 10000 men on
basis OF 81 to $2.T5 a day. There were
seven wage jumps for street railway op-
orators and fifteen for printers
One hundred and thirty wage Increases
were reported for New Jersey. most of
them affecting thousands of men. They
included bakeries, building trades. cloth
ing. foundry and machine shops muni-
tion plants. publishing houses. railroads.
iron and steel mines and textile mills.
The sun., 1916-10-11
rORkClOsuRE SALES.

yoRK--MoRTGAGE ASSOCIATES. rs:
roo cfSa CO. "ss"' g, a. TIE
PENDANTS.
In pursuance Of a judsmeu, of fore.
the above-entitled action and bearing date
the goth day of September 1915, !. the
undersigned. the Referee in said Judgment
named, Will sell at public auction, at tho
street H. the Boiongh Of Manhattan, city
OF New York. on the 10th day n: Octobey
HERBERT A. SHERMAN. Auctioneef. the
premises directed by said judgment to be
sold, and therein described as follows;
ALL those certain lots. pieces or parcels
Of land with the buildings and improve.
msn,s S,n thereon .o sres,sd s',na,s lying And
County and state OF New York bounded
and described as follows:
side OF Fourth Avenue distant sixty feet
northeriy from the corner formed by the
Intersection Of the northeriy side Of ..,h
Avenue; running THENCE eas,erly. parallel
with 2tth street and for part Of the dis
E%n sSSEh Sorsssry ss wn saa pasas ms
the easteriy side Of Fourth Avenue. thirty
eight feet and nine inches: THENCE vest
sishty. three feet pi, to The " ess,eriy side OF
Fourth Avenue: THENCE southeriy along
the easteriy side OF Fourth Avenue. thirty.
eight feet aud nine inches to tho point or
plaee OF beginning.
said premises being known as numbers
32s and 32i Fourth Avenue.
SUBJECT to prior mortgage given TO
secure the payment of the sum Of 5000. 900.
recorded In the once of the Register of the
County of New York, In Section 3, Liber
ss Of Mortgages at page 20. and subject to
covenants and restrictions contained In In.
struments recorded In the once Of the said
Register In I.iber 400 Of Conveyances at
page 80. Iiber t5t Of Conveyances at page
gs,. Lib.r go OF Conveyance at page az:
Iibsr $50 Of Conveyances at page tSe. and
70 a party wall agreement recorded In said
Registers office in 1iber 9s1 of Convey
ances. at page 4ss. and to existing ten
ancies OF John r. Degner. william u gner.
John r. Degner. Jr., Gustave Won Hsspcrg.
Co.partners In business under the name
and style Of 9. A. Auftrnordt CO.. and of
Bert Kraus. Henry Forchhelmcr and Mav
Forchheimer, Co-partners in business under
the Arm name and style of Hrnbert SIR 60.
Dated. New York. September 22nd. 1916.
VICTOR McctTcHEDS. Referee
STODDARD e. MARK. Attorneys for Plain.
tin. once 4 +. o. Address. t9S Broad.
way, Borough OF Manhattan. New
York city
The following Is u diagram Of the prop.
erty to be sold Its street Number Is 329-23j
Fourth Avenue:
The sun., 1916-10-11
COURT WILL PROBE
MILK WAR TO-DAY
Sheffield Company Asks In.
junction Against Dillon
and Dairymen..
CHARGES LAW VIOLATION
Small Dealers In New York
Get + Per Cent. Increase
in Supply.

The greater city received yesterday
80 per cent. Of It's normal daily milk
supply. or an Increase Of per cent. over
the preceding day. Lucius p. Brown.
director Of the Bureau Of Foods Of the
Department Of Health. who made this
statement. added that the smaller deal
.rs. who have signed up with the Dairy
mems League. are getting good service.
The Borden people admitted their sup
rly was about the same as the day be-
fore. or so per cent. Of normal. while the
Sheffield Farms Company claimed Its
shortage was only between 80 and 40
per cent.
state Commissioner Dillon. the
leagues selling agent. said he wouldn't
he surprised II by Saturday the small
dealers. now doing business with the
league. vii, have increased their regular
business at least 25 per cent. He put
this down as a guess, however.
MIR. Dillon visited the Attorney Gem
erals office at 299 Broadway yesterday
10 INQUIRE II "A deputy In the department
would defend him before Supreme Court
Justice Gon this morning In injunction
proceedings brought by President Lotion
Horton Of the Sheffield Farms. .Slawson-
Decker Company against Mr.. Diiion and
the Dairymen's League.
As Mr.. Dillon Is sued As an individual
and not as a State officer, Attorney-Gen'
eral Woodbury. Informed him by tele-
phone from Albany that his deputies
could not appear for him In court. Mr..
Dillon therefore placed his case In the
hands Of N. Edward Kelley Of Kelley 4
Connolly. 81 william street.
ShefYield Farms seeks to enjoin the
ffendants from carrying out their pres
ent programme for the sale OF milk on
the ground that they are operating in
restraint Of trade in violation Of the
Donnelly act Mr.. Dillon has been or
dered to appear to-day to testify orally,
pending anal trial
They are on a fishing expedition to
get more facts to present at the At
torney- Generals hearing" said the Com
missioner last night.
George W. Alger. counsel for Shelf
hcld Farms. said yesterday the public
doesn't realize the seriousness OF the
legal aspect OF the whole matter.
Tn motion OF Deputy Attorney'Gen-
eral Leonard J. Obermeier. william y.
rykman. referee In the Attorney-Gen-
erals milk inquiry. postponed the hear
Ing until this morning. II will take
place In the rooms OF the Merchants As
scciation. Deputy Attorney General
Merton T.. Lewis. who is conducting the
case. was called out Of town by reason
o. tine death of Mrs. Lewis's mother.
During the formalities Referee Dyk-
man said:
"a combination in restraint OF trade
has been proclaimed every day by a
state officer He proclaims n combina-
ton to keep milk out Of New York.
II We are to do any good now we are
going to inquire into this combination.
j, seems to me that Mr.. Dillon should
explain
Alderman Crane introduced a resolu-
ton at the Board OF Aldermen's meet
Ing calling for an investigation as to
advisability OF erecting a municipal milk
pasteurixing plant. The resolution was
referred to the committee on general
welfare.
The sun., 1916-10-11

IN ECLOStRE--Suprem Court,
County of N.w Iork-.The American Saw
ings Bank. Plaintiff. against owners stand
ART Realty Corporiilnn and other; De-
PENDANTS. File 81 .ioss-l9ij. John V.
irwin. Plaintiffs Attorney. No. 20a Broad
way. Borough OF Mlnnattan. New York
Fur.uor, to judgment io'"d September
O. 1915. amt Med september II. 1915.
vesey street in the Borough 90 Manhattan.
City ,of New York at y o'cl"'* noon on
Auctioueer. the mnr'sngod pr, misses di-
rected by snit lndsm,nt 10 he s",d and
cmrfsim @ nIsca H or pnrrS q, & 'nnt
seth-r with the buildings and improve
rnen's thereon erected, situate. lyins and
County and state Of New YORK. aud
bounded and described a. fn!lows. BE-
GINNING at 81 point on the sputheriy sd,
OF one hundred and seven'e"ii'h street.
distant one hundred ani twenty-five i?;b
feet west ~ the corner iO'm'l hN the IL
terseciion Of the sail soGthrfN side @; ono
hundred and seventeenth street and tho
westerly side of Third Avenue, and rum
ming thence southerly ami rarail"i Win the
for part of the way through "a parry wall.
one hundred Goo, feet aud e.cv, I'D
inches to the centre line Of the hIoCl; be-
tween one hundred and seNen;eenth street
and one hundred and sixteenth street: and
thence westerly and along said centre 'I,ns
Of me block. and parallel with IN" said
sou,heriv SIDE of one hundred ana seven
/ ,eenth street. tWrn',-Ny' t.ah feet: and
,'hcnee n"riherIy an1 go" g., ,pt,a.I, wi,h
sor rnrt Of tho way 'lrnuFu a'o'Ac' party
wall, on" hundred zoo i"'t ani eleven
lll lnrhe. 90 III" -si' -pI'A, Is s'te ot
on" hundred and seven ""u'h S're'' and
thence .-,s,erly and aloig sail s'utherly
side of on. h"rdr"d and S"vcui "uiN street
tvcuty.n,r t-;b feet to tn point or place
OF beginning.
The following Is a diagram of the prop
erty to he sold
The sun., 1916-10-11
JACOB sHONGCT. Auctioneer, % How

, y Y
oct ll-All mems and womens clothing
shoes furs amt all pledges prior oct 3.
l.l5, to No. J3s0i. inclusive. and pledges
held over from previous sales. ]. A VOL.
helm. 6.s 9Th Ave.
oct. l2-Jewelry. watches diamonds and
all pledges prior oct. 5. lsiN A. wo,dar.
.OiG togmcrly 2O3+b ID Ave.
Oct. lS--JeWrlry. watches. diamonds and
all pledges prior oct y, 1915 e. Bruck.
heimer'- sons, 1898 81 Ave. II NJ tall,
Brcokivn. A.so for Adolph stern, 1908 81
Ave. Nn. S,il+, . diamond rings and ali
other pledges unlaAfully removed from the
possession OF Mr., Stern. aft-rwari recovered
by him, now remaining unclaimed.
oct. lb--Clothins. furs and all pledges
prior oct ., 1918, including No &5g7e, fur
Goat j u kop.ik 4 60, lOi PARK Row.
Oct l7--Clothing and all pledges prior
oct. 10, 1915. He,ihrun Bros. 1874 L.,
Ave- Alexander a preiss co. l3s Park
Row. \ Mayer, Jersey city.
The sun., 1916-10-11
DIVIDEND PASSED
ON SOUTHERN PFD
Stockholders IndOrse COnser.
vatiOn Policy in Railways
Prosperous Year.

IN the annual report presented to
Al their yearly meeting yesterday in
Richmond. Va. President Fairfax Harri-
Son said in part:
The income return for the year has
led many stockholders to expect an i'm
mediate resumption Of dividends upon
the preferred stock But the board
deems It proper to express a Arm and de-
iiberate conviction that the interests OF
the stockholders will be best served by
continuing at this time the policy Of
conservation OF the resources OF the
company. The board believes that as
surance Of stability OF income Is Of more
real importance to the stockholders than
= dividend at this time"
The stockholders voted their approval
OF the policy and reelected for the ensu-
ing three years the retiring directors.
The results Of Southern Railways
operating year showed a surplus after
charges OF $9.333.S9S. which was $1722,-
S3f larger than In 1915 and equivalent
70 30 per cent on the company's $780,
100000 OF common stock after making
allowance for per cent. on the pre-
ferred stock. In 1915 the road earned n
surplus equal to only 2.66 per cent. on
the preferred stock.
Gross earnings for the year were Ss9.-
s'I,s'5. an increase over 1915 Of ST.
79slss and only shade under the pre-
rious high record year Of 1914. Oper-
atlns expenses. amounting to $t6,041,-
liz. were slightly less than In 1915. Net
earnings after taxes were $2l .004, ,005.
an increase Of s7.s03.s5o and gross In
come, s2i42s,030. n gain OF s7.7s7 .059,
surplus after charges was S9.333,S9s and
net surplus, after allowing Sss.ls5 for
additions and betterments. was s9.24a,-
Io"' gain over 1915 OF S7.722.33t.
Damage to company property oc-
oasioned by storms In July was esti-
mated at 81, ,O0O.s
The sun., 1916-10-11
SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF SEW

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEw
roRkmCnion Trust company OF Ncw
York, Plaintin. against James Jordan. and
Pursuant to a judgment In tho above
entitled action bearing date ,he I'm
the referee in said judgment named VIII
sell at public auction. at the Exchange
Saiesrcom, %cs lt.ls Vescy street In ta2
Borough Of Manhattan, city ot New NoftN
on october le 1915. at - o'clock noon on
that DAY. By Daniel Grsenwsid. Auctioneer,
the pr, misses directed by said judgment to
be sold and therein described as follows:
LII. that certain plot. piece or parcel Of
land, together with the buildings and i'm
provements thereon erected: situate. wing
and being In the Borots Of Manhattan. In
n. city OF New York. aud bounded and
described a~ follows beginning At point
street. distant eighty four feet wcstwdrdiv
from the corner formed by the intersection
Street and the westerly side of Third Ave-
nue. thence wes'wardly a!ong the iSrtherly
feet. thence nor'hwsrdly.. parable wrh
Third Avenue. ninety eight feet nine inches
to the centre line of tho biloxi thence
block. seventv.eirht feet. thence south.
wardly parallel With Third AvenIc. uinetv-
eight ret mine inches 80 the point or pa o
bv IN" street nunhr's ,.nc huuircd ami
n'ty.rve. ono hundred and ntty-s.v,n n atl
'hiri strr"' being the slm" promises wh!rh
were conveyed b" James T. k"rnor han 81
men, Of Peter I.orillard. decca,si. to james
is'ed AM. 'o,h, isss, sni T5',ofiei Arr,i
onfc. OF tho Register OF the County NJ New
York Th" land above descrihei lies IN
SsIn rg gnMsrr Mn !, n. s'Sih ngSsT II, 50 y-S On
Together with the appur'enauccs In AMI "a
said premises.
er'y TO he sold its street Number is ij5.iss
Eas, s3rd street;
The sun., 1916-10-11
CENTRAL -..UCTION Co. ". sheehan
NtirttOneer. 1Se Canal street, sells JeweIry

u, II a ". clothing at 10 A. NJ
Oct. li-By J. Simpson 4 Co. 2.5 Park
Row. all unredecmed pledges of pearls
diamonds and ether precious stones,
watches. iewelry. silverware, guns. &C..
pledged previous to 40. ?5o0o June l. 1915
and all articles held over from previous
sales
OF ls-By MoA'eenan'.. ass Fulton st
Brooklyn. All urredeemed pledges OF
pearls. diamonds and other precious stoh.s
Watches j-welry. silvrr~are. &C.. running
from No Has Aug. -, 1913. 20 No. ietsl
sept. Is. 1918. and all articles held over
from previous sales.
oct i7--Bv J. simpson & Co. :?5 Park
Row. All unredesmed pledges of pearls
diamonds and other precious stones
watches jevelry, rily,rwar-. guns, &c
pledged previous to No. 36Soo July Is. 1915
and all articles held over from former sales
oct. ls-Bv VI. Iavery. 227, 3d Ave. I'm.
redeemed pledges Of pearls, diamonds and
other precious stones watches. jewelry. all.
Verwars. Sc. pledged previous to 40 $4,000
sept. Is 1915. Also'from 5s| sth Ave. al
pledges ~ like Il, scription previous to No
$4,000 Sept IL, 1915. and goods held from
former sales
The sun., 1916-10-11
LL Y1RrsKI Auct.,. 10 Bor.r,. ..ll.

20 \, NJ unr'ieemed pledges or every de-
s'rip,!on 'ur unpaid loans from thu follow
ing pawnbrok"rs, Including all diamonds.
ruhi"-. sapphre~ pearls. -m"rsids, all other
stones unset or set IN r'nes earrings, pins.
other in"uu,ing, u,l J"w-lry. watches all.
y.rvsrc. vuue instruments, furs, cloth!ne
all other goods pledged previous to dates
aud up to numbers mentioned. both In.
elusive. AMI all pledg"S held over.
oct ll--Wm. simpson 4 90, i5i Bow
erv prior July !. 1915, to No. eI6&
oct. ls--Sohei Bros s22 Columbus Ave.
prior S"pt. -. 1918 - No. 277d<
oct lS--J. r., Lemon 4 Co. as 6th Ave-
prior Aug II. 1915. to No, lo7it
oct l3-Bernard's Loan Onic", 27i5 sth
Ave. prior oct. 3, 1877. to No. 2932S.
oct j6--tommercial i,oaning a Jewelry
90. 1855 E'way, prior Oct. \. 1918. = No,
i:Ols.
oct. I'm Rruc&heimer. 1870 Sd Ave.
NJ 4 !. Rruokheimer, :llt 81 Ave. prior
DC'. =. lHlj
oct. lN-Wm. simpson 4 Co, i5i Bow.
cry, prior Aug /. 1913, to No. :Ss7S.
The sun., 1916-10-11
MISS sYLvEsTER's APPEAL UP.
Judge Fawcett Reopens Case
AEalnst Settlement Worker.

The suspended sentence with which
Police Magistrate Folwell indorsed the
charge made by Policeman Waitwood
last August against Miss Maud Syl-
vester. of 251 Greene avenue. Brooklyn,
settlement worker. was attacked yes
terday before Kings County Judge Faw-
cett on appeal. He reserved decision.
Waitwood had testified before the
Magistrate that he met and firted with
Miss Sylvester, who was returning from
the mission In Bergen street near Flat
push avenue. He was in citixen's clothes
at the time. He arrested her for solicit
ing and Magistrate FolweII found her
guilty on waitwood's unsupp rted testi-
mony. although Miss Sylvester tearfuily
uehied tne charge The appeal was
taken with the active support of the
Women Lawyers Association. Evelyn
sidney Garnet appeared as Miss syl-
vester's counsel.
The sun., 1916-10-11
JERSEY GETS GAME PRESERVE.
Back " Ood Park Dedicated to state
by &. e.. worthinxton.

RLAIRsrowN. y. j., Oct. l0.--Buckwood
Park. the famous deer preserve %!
Charles g. Worthington has been dedi-
Gated BY the owner to the state ~ New
Jersey for game refuge and bird
sanctuary under a lease signed by
President Ernest Napier OF the state
Fish and Game Commission.
The park, containing thousands OF
acres on the Jersey side of the Della.
ware Water Gap. covers parts Of knowl.
ton. Blairstown and pahaquarry town.
ships in Warren county and swarm'
with deer. rabbits. wild ducks. rufet
grouse. pheasants, quail. woOdcock and
other birds.