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CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALS—Second Circuit—Ward, Rogers, Hough and Manton, JJ.—At 10:30 A.M. in Room 433, P.O. Bldg.

Motion calendar:
 * In re Wilson.
 * Raichart<North Star.

General calendar:
 * Buffalo Co<City of Buffalo.
 * Re Model Incubator.
 * Druid SS Co<Allaun.
 * D. L. & W RR<Peck.
 * Gruber<US.
 * Moore<Hesslein.
 * Re Wilson.
 * Re Dalley.
 * Abdu<SS Nigretia.
 * Four Packages of Diamonds<US.

DISTRICT COURT—Learned Hand, J.—Room 37, P.O. Bldg., at 10:30 A.M.—Jury calendar.

 * Storgard<France & Canada SS Corp.
 * Hobbs<Armaral.
 * De Salas<Pyne.
 * Bennett<Surut.
 * Meyers<Penn RR.
 * Hanlon<Wilson & Sons.
 * Dimonte<Bethlehem Steel Co.
 * McGuinness<Erie RR.
 * Bell<Internat Text Book Co.
 * Peterson<Davison.
 * Higgins<Aetna Ins.
 * Mirandi<De Acosta.
 * Carmichael<N Y, N H & H RR.
 * Sheridan<same
 * Fugita<Anglo-Am Oil.
 * Srere<Gottesman.
 * Deibert Mfg Co<H M Kennedy & Co.
 * Nounabo<Peck.
 * Same<Knickerbocker Ins Co.
 * Same<Whist.
 * Brown<Penn RR.
 * Holt<Wabash Ry.
 * Anderson<Liverpool, Brasil & River Plate SS Co.
 * Leach<Ky Block & C Coal Co.

DISTRICT COURT—Mayer, J.—Room 1, Woolworth Bldg., 12th floor, at 10:30 A.M.—Equity.

 * Loog<Holub-Dusha.
 * MacGregor<Shubert Theatrical Co.
 * Ideal Nov, &c, Co<Majestic Doll Co.
 * Henderson & Ervin<Weber & Heilbroner, (2.)
 * Nathan Anklet Support Co, Inc<Cammeyer, Inc.
 * Read Mach Co<Hobart Mfg Co.
 * Army & Navy Stores Co, Inc<Levy.
 * Bottomley<F. F. French Co.
 * Young<Long.
 * US<Pfluger.
 * Whiteside Utilities Corp<Whiteside Elec Mfg Co, Inc.
 * Lyttle<Machlovits.

DISTRICT COURT—Mack, J.—Room 3, 12th floor, Woolworth Bldg., at 10:30 A.M.—Admiralty

At 12 M.:
 * Andean Trading Co<Pacific Nav Co. Inc. In re Tug Rambler.
 * Gearhart<Tug Nanuet.

DISTRICT COURT—Learned Hand, J.—In Room 337, P.O. Bldg., at 4 P.M.—For Call.—Jury calendar.

 * Jackson<Pickelay.
 * Isaksen<Steiner.
 * Orr<Ham-Am Packet.
 * US Ind Alcohol Co<Sugar Prod Co
 * Ellis<Telegraphone Cp
 * Phila Ship Co<Herd.
 * Hutton<Terrill.
 * Busse<D. L. & W. RR.
 * Garfield & Proctor Coal Co < Pattison.
 * Batson<Rosafa.
 * Wilson<New Eng SS.
 * Rosenber<Int Mer M.
 * Cassidy's Inn<Rowan.
 * Martuschat<Beadleston & Woerz.
 * Oppenheim<Festetics.
 * Brown<Davis.
 * O'Brien<Post & McC.
 * Ward<Penn RR.
 * Klein<same.
 * Smith<South Pacific
 * Willinghaus W'house<Postal Tel.
 * Emerson<Hubbard.
 * Am Mall Device<Cutler Mall Chute Co.
 * Williamson<Ortiz.
 * Harriman Co<Wells, Fargo Co.
 * Holden<Penn RR.
 * Kirschstein<Morozs.
 * Simons<Denman & Davis.
 * Zinkham<Penn R.
 * Chaffee<Brown.
 * Laws<same.
 * Auriechie<Armour & Co. (2.)
 * McManus<NY C RR.
 * Sniczer<C RR of N J
 * Levine<Penn RR.
 * Simons<Cromwell.
 * Aksal Machinery Co<Ocks
 * US<Lehigh Val RR.
 * US<Beloochistan (2.)
 * Morgan<US.
 * Miller<Lowe. (2.)
 * US<Cunard SS Co.
 * Same<Barnum.
 * Same<Parodi-Erminio Co.
 * Owen<Elsner.
 * US<NY C RR.
 * US<Lindsteviz-Stokvis Co.
 * Same<F. Isman, Inc.
 * Cohen<Edwards.
 * US<NY C RR. (2.)
 * US<Union Bank of Canada.
 * Same<Goldstein.
 * Home Life Ins Co<Anderson. (2.)
 * US<La Rose Con M.
 * Continental Ins Co<Anderson.
 * Fidelity Phoenix F I Co<same.
 * Germania Life Ins Co<same.
 * Mutual Life Ins Co<Anderson. (2.)
 * Met life Ins Co<Marshall.
 * US<L Rheims Co.
 * Mutual Life Ins Co<Anderson.
 * Home Life Ins Co<same.
 * Equit Life Ins Co<same.
 * NY Life Ins Co<same
 * Met Life Ins Co<Marshall.
 * US<26 Miniature Bird Cages.
 * Same<3 Diamonds in Lavalliere.
 * Same<1 Carton of Feathers.
 * US<1 Packard Auto.
 * Same<750 Cases Tomato Paste.
 * Same<6 Rings.
 * Same<4 Cartons Paradise Feathers.
 * Same<1 Diamond Necklace.
 * Same<1 Package of Cut Diamonds.
 * St John<Int Mer M.
 * Pizzuto<Erie RR. (2.)
 * Quattrocchi<Cadillac
 * Garcia<Rockefeller Inst. (2.)
 * Whitman<Touraine.
 * Soloff<Rogers, Brown & Co.
 * Lee & Co<Payne.
 * Stumpp & Walter Co<NY Steam Co.
 * Comision Reguladers<Bat Pk Nat Bk.
 * Castriotis<Rafallovich.
 * Miles<Boody.
 * Woodbury<same.
 * Van Vliet<same.
 * Rist<same.
 * Maeck<same.
 * Blumenstock<D, L & W RR.
 * Penn Worsted Co<Sudbury.
 * Hubbard<Novelty Paper Co.
 * Schaeffer<Penn RR.
 * Maxham<Boody.
 * Kesselman<CNY.
 * De Velasco<Freund.
 * Allied Mach Co<Lehigh Val RR.
 * Euler<Clary.
 * Gardner<Greenwood Lake Transp Co.
 * Flynn<Cunard SS Co.
 * Dower<same.
 * Bilt-Well System<Am Chicle Co.
 * Lehigh Val RR Co<Lehigh V Coal Co.
 * Hoye<Ellis Adding Typewriter Co.
 * Sofianopoulo<Stand C Tob Co.
 * Suack<Erie RR.
 * Swacker<Black Diamond Co.
 * US<5 Cans of Birch Oil.
 * Same<Santini.
 * Murray<Loughran.
 * McCormick<Int M M.
 * Zimmerman<Swiss
 * Bankerverein, Carmichael<NY, N H & H RR.
 * Sheridan<same.

DISTRICT COURT—Knox, J.—In Room 235, P.O. Bldg., at 10:30 A.M.—Bankruptcy Calendar.

Discharges:
 * Domingo L. Mangas,
 * Wm R Lindegard,
 * George Goldfinger
 * Kraus Bros,
 * Joseph Catogella,
 * Jacob Feder,
 * George F. Cantz,
 * Samuel Moaer,
 * Anna Levy,
 * Henry Bitterman,
 * Jacob M. Lehrfeld,
 * C. & E. Adam,
 * William Buess.

Under objections:
 * Louis Volpe,
 * Rea L. Lenwitz,
 * Herman S. Jacobs,
 * Samuel S. Friedman,
 * Maurice Asinof,
 * B. & V. J. Vashon,
 * Rosenberg & Parket.

Adjourned case:
 * Samuel A. Teets.

Involuntary case:
 * Petition<A T Boddington & Co.

Motions:
 * Joseph L. Krotman,
 * Letterman, Besher & Co.
 * Erwin Strauss,
 * Pottier & Stymus,
 * Michales & Azzorad,
 * Hershkovitz Bros,
 * Joseph Freed,
 * Albert Mundorff,
 * Abigail H. Bishop,
 * Fiss. Doerr & Carroll Co.
 * William Dahl,
 * Charles Greenspan,
 * Baumeister & Froelich,
 * Fouer & Solomon,
 * Max Sohn,
 * Max Reisfeld,
 * Smith Motor Truck Co.
 * Re Jarmulowsky.

DISTRICT COURT—Garvin, J.—In Room 312, P.O. Bldg., Brooklyn, at 10:30 A.M.

At 4 P.M.:
 * US<Hampton.
 * Same<Lynch.
 * Queens Land & Title Co<Kings Co Trust Co.

DISTRICT COURT—Chatfield, J.—At 10:30 A.M. in Room 323, P.O. Bldg., Brooklyn. Criminal.

 * US<Schoustizky.
 * Same<Harris. (2.)
 * Same<Weitzman.
 * Same<Ticker & ano.
 * Same<Bonoski & ano.
 * Same<Drogaries.
 * Same<Mora.
 * Same<Franzer.
 * Same<Am Drug Synd.
 * Same<White Tar Co.

 * People ex rel Miller<Fiske.
 * Re Houseman.
 * Pattee<harper.
 * Re Vieter.
 * Hanna<Lichtenstein.
 * Kozlowski<Gomolski.
 * Re CNY, (E 238th St)
 * People ex rel So Glens Falls< P S Comm.
 * Re Johnston.
 * People ex rel NY<Lodge 1 Elks<Purdy

APPELLATE DIVISION—Recess.

APPELLATE TERM—Recess.

SPECIAL TERM—Part I.—Gavegan, J.—At 10:15 A.M.—Litigated motions.

 * Hanover<Kalbach.
 * Verss<same (2.)
 * Trachtenberg<same.
 * Re Bronx Bros Bldrs. Inc. (Elliott Av)
 * Plate<Plate.
 * Equit L A Socy<Kennedy.
 * Collins<Collins.
 * NY Business Bldg Co<Reed & Barton Co.
 * NY Telephone<Marks.
 * Silverman<Cherey.
 * Richardson<Trapper.
 * McKinney<Agostini.
 * Schwartz<Schwartz.
 * Varat<Varat.
 * Jones<Phillips.
 * Larocca<Cooke.
 * Iowa Securities Co<Ridgewood Nat Bk.
 * Barrett Adding Mach Co<Harris.
 * Kesser<Blumberg.
 * Vidie<Moody.
 * Freeman<Keogh.
 * Weber & Hellbroner<US Realty & Imp.
 * Savage Arms Co<Strevenson.
 * Amato<Filomia.
 * Comora<Comora.
 * Gessner<Gessner.
 * Re Letellier.
 * Re Breese (Aqueduct Av.)
 * Re New End. Equit Ins Co. (Lonshein.)
 * Foster<Foster.
 * Fogarty<Stange.
 * Bodley<Bodley.
 * Keenan<Wolsen.
 * Totenkopf<Rosenberg.
 * Stewart<Calvo.
 * Mayer<M H Powers.
 * Wratschko<Herman.
 * Moseg<Herman (2.)
 * Katz<Dilworth Lockwood & Co.
 * Scott<Dorsch Real Est
 * Brown<Leach.
 * People, &c.<Babighian.
 * Magyer<Boross.
 * Schrang<Miller.
 * Cano<Park & Tilford.
 * Menghen<Welton.
 * Schaff-Regelman<H W Johns-Manville.
 * Rendall<Waidemar H F N, &c, Actors Fd.
 * Fruit Auction Co<France & Can SS.
 * Baron & Co<Wabash Ry.
 * Hatters Fur Exch< Peekskill Hat Mfg Co. (2.)
 * Pretafeld<Silver.
 * Vauchman<Freitag.
 * Von Mohrenschildt<Heydemann.
 * Cohen<Horowitz.
 * Shissel<Shissel.
 * Hechinger<Ulachia.
 * O'Connor<Grosner.
 * Re McLaren, (Carey<Faden.)
 * Fincher<Swierupski.
 * Alberthy<Gruich.
 * Gideon<Hinds, Noble & Eldredge.
 * Re Girard. (Pugh.)
 * Van Horn<Van Horn. (2.)
 * Re Cochrane.
 * Ottmen<Emerson.
 * US Trust Co<Blake.
 * People<Hodul.
 * Turner<Ray.
 * Miller<W K. Hahn Co, Inc.
 * Hanf<20th St Rlty.
 * Dalmas<Bickley.
 * Wiesel<Daly.
 * D Stevenson Brew Co<Warnock.
 * Toole<Warren.
 * Fisher<Atlas Lunch.
 * Re Gombiner.
 * NY Save Bank<Kaufman.
 * Howlett & Hockmeyer Co<Brody.
 * Greenbaum<Hubert.
 * Wilsen<French. (2.)
 * Hatch<Buffalo Frontier Term RR.
 * Same<Frontier & W RR.
 * Roxton Realty Co<Joseph.
 * Rebhan<Rebhan.
 * Imp Films Co<Herbert.
 * Re Ruwman, (Le Boyer.)
 * Ellis<NY Rys.
 * Knopf<Finkelstein.
 * Barlow<Marlin & Rockwell.

Part II.—Newburger, J.—At 10:30 A.M.—Ex parte business.

SPECIAL TERM—Part III.—Bijur, J.—At 10:15 A.M.—Motions.

Demurrer: Preferred causes: General calendar: Case on.
 * Trustees of Col Univ<De Carvajal.
 * Katz<Katz.
 * Goetz<Wharton.
 * Hodges<Hodges.
 * Lewis<State Bank.
 * Logsdon<Logsdin.
 * Smith<Palmer.
 * Hershkowitz<Hershkowitz.
 * Schaffer<Schaffer.
 * Cain<Keating.
 * Brush<Ackerman.
 * Parner<Parner.
 * Tannenbaum<Alonzo Co.
 * Valentine<Martin
 * Kleinfeld<Gordon.
 * Alexander<Alexander.
 * Cent Trust Co<Am Lt, &c, Co.
 * Torres<Goesler Bros.
 * Suspension Bed Spring Mfg Co<Gasseau-Thompson Co.
 * Lewenthal<Lewenthal.
 * Cummins<King-Bee Films Corp.
 * Crossing<Strange.
 * Hraba<Hrava.
 * Silberstain<Silberstein.
 * Auerbach<Auerbach.
 * Freiberg<Wucher.
 * Hamer<N Y Rys.
 * Lawrence<Lawrence.
 * Sylvester<Sylvester.
 * De Morn<Tull.
 * Hyman & Oppenheim<Bellas, Hess & Co.
 * Ohlbaum<Corres.
 * Mendelbaum<Hafter.
 * Hopkins<Hopkins.
 * Van Beuren & N Y Bill Posting Co<Savage.
 * Clevenger<Marshall.
 * Guar Trust Co of NY<Wilson.
 * Colford<Hyland. (2.)
 * Curry<Cody.
 * Houser<Stein.
 * McGeady<Blood.
 * Goldsmith<Goldsmith.
 * Schaplerer<Hyman.
 * Ember<Ember.
 * R. W. Haff Realty Corp<Bradley Cont.
 * Bacon<Saks Stamping CO.
 * Kalish<Harper.
 * Merzon<Horowitz.
 * Pratt<Pratt.
 * U S Trust Co<Spear & Co.
 * Kapitola<Kapitola.
 * Koback<Hamilton.
 * Voorhees<Tull.

PART IV.—Cohalan, J.—At 10:30 A.M.—Clear.

PART V.—Platzek, J.—At 10:30 A.M.—Clear.

PART VI.—Davis, J.—At 10:30 A.M.

Case on.
 * Schenck<Davis.
 * Grande<Grande.
 * Brunkenhorst< Brunckenhorst.

PARTS VII. and VIII.—Not in session.

TRIAL TERMS—Part II.—Whitaker, J.—At 10 A.M.

Clear.
 * Franco-Am Chem Co<Williamson Elec Co.
 * Harshon<Kainsky.
 * Jacobs<Rosoff Lunch.
 * Kaufman<Gordon.
 * Sociedad Gen Ref<Western Cartridge.
 * Bartholomew<Tomby.
 * Anson<Schwartz.
 * Same<Cooper.
 * Betts<Johnson.
 * Hamilton<Clarke.
 * Brilliantone Steel Needle Co<Barrett.
 * Louis Hammer, Inc<Einhorn.
 * Ingram<Klopstock.
 * Partola Mfg Co<Amer Bur of For Trade.
 * Herd<Samson & Delilah Oil & Mining Co.
 * Gibney<Polack Tire & Rubber Co.
 * Quaker Woolen Mills, Inc<Evans.
 * Parker<Prescott Woolen Mills.
 * Rosenstein<Shapiro.
 * Nordstrom<Ledyard.

PART III.—Finch, J.—At 10 A.M.

 * Inq.—Sternlieb<Palmer Herring Motor Co.
 * Gallagher<Miller.
 * Molts<Maas.
 * Berman<L I RR.
 * Flynn<White Fireproof Cent Co.
 * Baruchson<Storch. (2)
 * Herskovitz<N Y Rys.
 * Groll<Pikowsky.
 * Barowski<Levin.
 * C. Brill<Kopf.
 * M. Brill<same.
 * Linc Onorata<Welden Trucking Co.
 * Liborio Onorata<Welden Trucking Co.
 * Faust<Dorf.
 * Rotili<N Y Rys.
 * Blumberg<same.
 * Lipshitz<Werner.
 * Cenci<N Y Rys.
 * Glaser<Moskowitz.
 * Campbell<N Y City Interborough Ry.
 * Lynch<N Y Rys.
 * Dunn<Black and White Cab Co.
 * Kimmel<Int R T Co.
 * Chechik<Delancey Amuse Co.
 * S. Roth<Strauss.
 * L. Roth<Straus.
 * Meyer<St. Nicholas Auto Co.
 * Wenz<N Y Rys.
 * Irving<Town Taxicab Co.
 * Gray<Burns Bros.
 * D. Shain<Cons Gas Co of N Y.
 * S. Shain<same.
 * Gross<Levitt.
 * Seidman<Sava Realty Corp.
 * Guidici<Kirvin Bros.
 * Dougherty<Cohen.
 * J. Myers<Hazleton.
 * J. Myers, Jr.<same.
 * H. Myers<same.
 * Farber<N Y Rys.
 * Russell<Ruberstein.
 * Fagan<Mooney Con Co.
 * Rebner<Lichtenstein.
 * Weinstein<Slattery.
 * Maloney<Met Distributors Co.
 * Gallagher<N Y Rys.
 * Morrissey<Int R Y Co.
 * Hannan<same.
 * Koenigsberg<Heitner.
 * Chalmers<Marks Arnheim, Inc.
 * O'Brien<Talbot.
 * Burns<Westchester Elec RR.
 * Marden, Orth & Hastings Co., Inc<Grismond.
 * Feinsod<Penn RR.
 * Schrager<Menger.
 * REinaldo<Matterson.
 * Campbell<Degnon Cont Co.
 * Peltier< B'way Taxi Oper Co.
 * Reilly<Sheffield Farms Co.
 * Welz<Sandringham Hotel Co.
 * Rutchek<Wilson.
 * McLiney<N Y C & H R RR.
 * Licastri<Kenny.
 * Meritno<Simmons Transp Co.
 * Stellato<New England SS Co.
 * Panagiotau<C I & B RR.
 * Ramer<N Y Rys.
 * Christensen<Hanon.
 * Wrieden<Belt Line Ry
 * Fisher<N Y Rys.
 * Maged<same. (2.)
 * Catoleto<N Y Cons R R.
 * Epstein<5th Av Cosch Co.
 * Weintraub<Int R T.
 * M. Valaro<Kramer.
 * D. Valaro<same.
 * Ross<Luwish.
 * Feder<N Y Cons RR.
 * Hene<Westcott Exp.
 * Berkowitz<N Y Cons RR.
 * Iello<Man & Q Co Tr Co & N Y & Q Co RR.
 * Seato<Mallory SS Co.
 * Ratner<N Y Rys.
 * Bird<Belt Line Ry.
 * McAndrews<Ottinger, (No. 1)
 * Same<same, (No. 2)
 * A. Greenleaf<N Y Rys
 * E. Greenleaf<same.
 * Jablone<Fargo.
 * Namberg<Neuman.
 * H. Niland<Moor.
 * J. Niland<same.
 * C. Miller<Aalworth Mfg Co.
 * M. Miller<same.
 * Brenner<N Y Rys.
 * Boneta<Lederer.
 * Lavings<Union Ry.
 * Solomone<Sager.
 * Cohen<Levy.
 * Rosenberg<Fish.
 * Kattner<Freund.
 * Billon<Casell.
 * Kainitzky<Kalbach.
 * Seguine<Hetzer.
 * Bradford<same.
 * McAvoy<same.
 * McCue<same.
 * Goldman<N Y Cons RR.
 * Kammerman<Westcott Express Co.
 * Belspol<same.

PART XIV.—Delehanty, J.—At 10 A.M.

 * Inq—Montay Realty Co<Gamble. (2.)
 * Inq—Baronofsky<Smith.
 * Inq—Koehler<Shrive.
 * Inq—Gudobrod Bros Silk Co<Ardiazone.
 * Inq—Gresley<McCosky.
 * Inq—Hatch<Frontier & West RR.
 * Inq—Hatch<Buffalo Frontier Term RR.
 * Ostrim<Edison.
 * Moran<L & R Organic Products Co. Inc.
 * A Stein<Union Trust Co of New York.
 * E Stein<Union Trust Co of New York.
 * Queen<Beneach.
 * Lindeman<Majestic Coal Co.
 * Gottlieb<N England Panama Hat Co.
 * La Sage<Perpall.
 * Kenyan<Hall Switch, &c. Co.
 * Merritt & Chapman D & W Co<Terry & Tench.
 * Sobray<O'Brien.
 * Powell<Geisenheimer
 * 78th St & Broadway Co<Chatham & Phenix Nat Bank.
 * Kessel<Khoubessirian.
 * Hofflin<Halperin.
 * Unger<Mass Bonding & Ins Co.
 * Carroll<Lozier Motor Co.
 * Quirk<De Rego, Jr.
 * Hoff<Mazeapequa Golf Club.
 * Dockendorff<Larchmont Park.
 * Marks<Rosenthal.
 * Hausman<O'Connell.
 * Brody<Oats.
 * Rosenbaum<Sarasohn.
 * Thornburgh<Fox Chain Co.
 * Co-opMural Workshops<Palmer.
 * Pennsylvania Rubber Co<Koffman.
 * Abbot Motor Equipment Co<Schlesinger-Redbuarn Corp.
 * Importers & Traders Nat Bank<O'Connor.
 * Puncus<Boggs.
 * Lehr<Meyerowitz Mfg Co.
 * Moody<Wise.
 * Stern<Brooklyn Merchant Tailors Assn.
 * Smith, Hauser & Max Isaac<NY Steam Co. (2.)
 * Assets and Liabilities Assn<NY Lodge No I. B P O E.
 * Geer<Carpenter.
 * Zalud<Herzog Suit & Cloak Co.
 * Heig<Caspary.
 * Conron Bros Co<Mackillip.
 * English<Folsom.
 * Keyser<Rice.
 * Keyser<Monster Chief Mining Co.
 * Keyser<Emma Cons Mines Co.
 * Keyser<Ariz Copper Fields, Inc.
 * Archer Rubber Co<Collins.

TRIAL TERMS—Causes assigned from the Day Calendar to the various parts for trial. See Rule VII., amended Trial Term Rules.

 * PART III.—Finch, J.—At 10 A.M. Clear.
 * PART IV.—Erlander, J.—At 10 A.M. Clear.
 * PART V.—Ford, J.—At 10 A.M.

 * Connery<8d Av RR.
 * O'Brien<same.
 * Caplan<same.

 * PART VI.—Goff, J.—At 10 A.M. Case on.
 * PART VII.—Tierney, J.—At 10 A.M. Case on.
 * PART VIII.—Greenbaum, J.—At 10 A.M. Clear.
 * PART IX.—Pendleton, J.—At 10 A.M. Case on.
 * PART X.—Dugre, J.—At 10 A.M. Case on.
 * PART XI.—Ottinger, J.—At 10 A.M.

 * O'Leary<Ferris.

 * PART XII.—Philbin, J.—At 10 A.M. Case on.
 * PART XIII.—Benton, J.—At 10 A.M. Case on.
 * PART XIV.—Delehanty, J.—At 10 A.M. Case on.
 * PART XV.—McAvoy, J.—At 10 A.M. Case on.
 * PART XVI.—Donnelly, J.—At 10 A.M. Case on.
 * PART XVII.—Hotchkiss, J.—At 10 A.M.

 * Parker<Parker.

 * PART XVIII.—Mitchell, J.—At 10 A.M. Clear.

CHAMBERS—Cohalan, S.—At 10:30 A.M.—Estate of:

Wills for probate:
 * Leopold Friedman.
 * Pauline Ellean.
 * Sofia J Green.
 * Theodore Aub.
 * Laura T Haines.
 * Frami Hains.
 * Isaac Reigelman.
 * James Glenson.
 * Bridget Dillon.
 * Edwin B Cragin.
 * Sarah Seipas.
 * Symon Klotz.
 * Martha Ashe.
 * Jacob Blebe.
 * Wm H Flagg.
 * Ferdinand Bonsall.
 * Bullard Palmer.

TRIAL TERM—Fowler, J.—At 10 A.M.

Contested will: At 10:30 A.M.
 * Case on—Karlene E. King.
 * Margaret Zimmerman.
 * Elizabeth Mesier.
 * Charles A Tyrrell.
 * Peter J McCoy.
 * Orange M Paschal.
 * Richard Barriscale.

SPECIAL TERM—Part I.—Schmuck, J.—At 10 A.M.—Litigated motions.

 * Soaberg<Wasserman.
 * Solomn<Gold.
 * Rosenberg<NY, NH & H RR.
 * Blumberg<American Surety Co.
 * Miller<Schaptro Candy Mfg Co. (2.)
 * Schliesel<Levy.
 * Weintraub<Asofsky.
 * Morris<Semprini.
 * Potrone<Lemmi.
 * Meyers<Newman.
 * Cohn<Borscher.
 * Trus Con Steel Co<A Schwoerer Const
 * Ullman<Am Alcohol.
 * Haimes<Sandele.
 * Noschkes & Shapiro<Stone Bros & Stone.
 * Mortimer A Aufses<Rose.
 * Bernstei<Stein & Schonceit.
 * Monroe<Post.
 * Solver<Dimou Bros.
 * Weithorn<Central Madison Co.
 * Ragowin<Brooks.
 * Wohigemuth<Mendel
 * Jonnel<Mandel.
 * Milanesio<Gruenberg
 * Sam Elseman & Co<Zucketmon.
 * Schwartz Co<Collins Plass Thayer Co.
 * Cohen<Lederman.
 * Warren Products Co<Bush Beach & Gent.
 * Firestone<The Esshee Co. of China.
 * Doyle<Robinson.
 * Sternecker<Feish.
 * Stolkin<Perlman.
 * Lefkowitz<New Amsterdam Casualty Co

PART II.—Walsh, J.—At 10 A.M.—Ex parte business.

TRIAL TERMS—Part I.—Meyer, J.—At 9:45 A.M.

 * Schultz<Goodman.
 * Goldberg<same.
 * Thomson<Meyercord Co.
 * H Aronson<Reisz.
 * Pearlman<Tiedeman.
 * Rosenfeld<Singer.
 * Goodman<Feigenbaum.
 * Feldman<NY Rys.
 * Ficarotta<N Y Rys.
 * Jung<Doris.
 * Sobel<Goldman.
 * Appelbaum<NY Rys.
 * Steen<Elias Preisz Co.
 * Coon<Int R T.
 * Cohen<Wolgel.
 * Neary<Int R T.
 * Bussel<Woolworth Bros.
 * Brown<Greenberg.
 * Gerard<Kahn.
 * Helfand Petticoat Co<Morgen.
 * Spellman<NY Rys.
 * Rosenwalke<Int R T.
 * Heyer<N Y Rys.
 * Schetzrich<Man Spring Bed Co.
 * Glickman<N Y Rys.
 * Seldih<same.
 * Morris Park Estates<Mitchell.
 * Alexander<Ritter.
 * Feinberg<Sicote.
 * Padawer<Mandel.
 * J L Blum Co<Gluckin.
 * Kronman & Co<Jones.
 * Empire Lighting Fixture Co<St Joseph Lead Co.
 * Whelan<Automobile Club of Am.
 * Mack<Lewin.
 * Sinatra<Cohen.
 * White< U S Cartridge.
 * Zimberg<Etagioe Holding Co.
 * Katz<Goodman.
 * Tomasello<Ellis.
 * Wein<Korbunetz.
 * JohnsonM<Uhr. (2.)
 * Klein<Brand.
 * Silverstain<Levy.
 * Morrison<Grober Co.
 * Fladermause<Miller. (2.)
 * Marie & Co<Thorner.
 * Sullivan<Flynn.
 * Brown<Irvel Realty.
 * Zinn<Reilly.
 * Rosenthal< B H RR.
 * Kalb<N Y Rys.
 * Caros<Page & Shaw.
 * Demirian<N Y Rys.
 * Lazaroff<Int R T.
 * Pickard<Corley.
 * Frankel<Rosenwach.
 * Cherim<Well. (3.)
 * Silverman<Boden.
 * Loury<Dodds.
 * Bothner<Conzelman.
 * Friedman<O J Gude.
 * Kropp<De La Vergne Machine Co.
 * Trapp<Manhattan El Supply Co.
 * Zeffert<N Y Rys.
 * Relman<Gazsner.
 * Healy<Purdue Realty Co.
 * Winkler<Flannery.
 * Crown Cork & Seal Co<Myer Co.
 * Brandt<Jackson.
 * Merriweather<Turner Const Co.
 * Lief<Inflexible Co.

SHORT CAUSE CALENDAR—Cases will be sent to Trial Term, Part II., for trial.

Clear
 * Goldstein<Topol.
 * Danzis<Malikoff.
 * G Hynson Co<Hartley.
 * Gregory<Silberman.
 * Schaeffler<Am Belt Co.
 * C F Garriguess Co<Oil Marketing Co.

PART II.—Zeller, J.—At 10 A.M. Clear PART III.—La Fetra, J.—At 10 A.M.—Commercial calendar.

Case on.
 * Fox Const Co<Austin Co.
 * Flanagan<Robinson.
 * Thomson & Co<Raritan Chem Works.
 * Klein<Eibschutz.
 * McClelland<Johnson.
 * Giannini<Castles-by-the-Sea, Inc.
 * Branj<Newark Rubber Co.
 * Schneider<Lewis.
 * W Silver, Inc<Rothbard.
 * Mad Sq Adv, Inc<Finkelstein.
 * Blumberg<Lowenstein.
 * Eisen<Haber.
 * Coller<Baff.
 * W T Mills & Co<Ferrentino.
 * Gondman<Arnstaedt.
 * Holzman<Singer.
 * Schiff<Lamport.
 * Watson<Straight Edge Distributing Co.
 * Mantschewitz<Propp.
 * Hirsch<Blair.
 * Royal Textile Co<Stahl.
 * Price<Bloch.
 * Scientific Mach & Tool Co<Superior Mach & Tool Wks.
 * Smith<Citizens Investing Co.
 * Healey & Co<Haggin.
 * Westervelt<Andrews.
 * Goldman<Schwartzhart.
 * Hamburger<Stotter.
 * Berkman<Friedman.
 * Gettman<Boyleton.
 * Bright Star Battery Co<Vidor.
 * Wineton<Summitville Ore Con Co.
 * Scherbner<Theatre Realty Co.
 * Klorman<Britsch.
 * Geschildt<Curtis

PART IV.—Finelite, J.—At 10 A.M. Case on. PART V.—O'Dwyer, J.—At 10 A.M. Clear. PART VI.—Valente, J.—At 10 A.M. Clear. PART VII.—Allen, J.—At 10 A.M. Clear. PART VIII.—Smith, J.—At 10 A.M. Clear.

SUPREME COURT—Gavegan, J.—Rosenthal<Rosenthal—Abraham Benedict.

SUPREME COURT—Newburger, J.—Buddington<Wove Realty Co.—Nicholas F. Walsh

SUPREME COURT—Newburger, J.—George H. Church<Sadie O. R. McKenna—Joseph A. Rauschkopf. Society for Relief of Half Orphan and destitute Children<George Pullman—Henry Brady.

SPECIAL TERM—(Chambers.)—Glegerich, J.—At 10 A.M.—Ex parte business.

SPECIAL TERM—Glegerich, J.—Motion calendar.

 * Shaw<Wieland. (2.)
 * Holmes<Futterman.
 * Wefler<Marcus.
 * Macy<Seymour Rty.
 * Peo ex rel Chedsey<CNY.

SPECIAL TERM FOR TRIALS—Glegerich, J.—Glegerich, J.

 * Kissel<Franklin.
 * Segal<Barnett.
 * Menzin<Menzin.
 * Walshin<Walshin.
 * O'Reilly<CNY.
 * Van Doren<Mackenzie
 * Int R T Co<Johnson.

TRIAL TERM—Part I.—Hendrick, J.

 * Yuengling<Elevator Rep & Sup Co.
 * Ford<Sprung.
 * Ciani<Union Ry.
 * Pinsky<same.
 * Levine<NY Ry.
 * Weizs<Union Ry.
 * Veeldorano<Union Ry.
 * Stephens<Fullam Con.
 * Bahr<Bahr.
 * Strauss<Brosnan. (2.)
 * Malensky<Feuerstein.
 * McGulre< S I Mid RR.
 * Gostinger<Pojar.
 * Palitz<Duempleman.
 * Blumenfeld<Petersen.
 * Neuberger<Luchesl.
 * Berger<Yonkers RR.
 * Briggs<Hoving.
 * Ehrhardt<Cordes.
 * McGowan<same.
 * Straus<Schneider.
 * Morres<Sanguinitto.
 * Flanagan<CNY. (2.)
 * Goldman<Borden's Cond Milk Co.
 * Lubarsky<Weingarten.

Highest number reached in regular order, 2048.

The following cases will be added to the ready calendar as required:

 * Eill<Auto Ins Co of Hartford, Conn.
 * McCaffrey<Int R T.
 * White<Weigle.
 * Hagner<Union Ry.
 * White<NY Rys.
 * Parker<Pfister.
 * Strunsky<Seligman.
 * Ryan<CNY.
 * Finkelstein<Int R T.
 * Rockman<Union Ry.
 * Peristein<So Bvd RR.
 * Gross<NYC Int Ry.
 * Schilke<Wuertz. (2.)
 * Siddons<CNY.
 * Stella<Garabaldi Rty & Con Co. (2.)
 * Nicolette<Union Ry.
 * Ludewig<H Marquardt Co. Inc.
 * Ryan<Remington A-U M C Co.
 * Steinberg<Doelger.
 * Palitz<Duempleman. (2.)
 * Guttentag<Beverson. (2.)
 * Levine<Royal Ribbon & Carbon Co.
 * East Side Iron Wks<Baer.
 * Guido<Union Ry.
 * Higgins<Union Ry.
 * Lusbow<Newman.
 * Curtin<Wiesen & Goldstein, Inc.
 * Hryndzio<So Bvd RR.
 * Fusco<Biaceglia.
 * Buckley<Bond & Mtg Guar Co. (2.)

PART II.—Glegerich, J.—Cases to be sent from Trial Term, Part I..

PART III.—Cases to be sent from Trial Term, Part I.

CHAMBERS—Schulz, S.—Ex parte business. Motions—Estates of:

Wills for probate: Acc'tge—Estates of:
 * Jane E White.
 * James J Cahill.
 * Anna M. Costello. (2.)
 * Nicola Ritrivi.
 * Anton Markus.
 * Gertrude Boecher.
 * Harry F L Bunting.
 * George W Bunting.
 * Lillian Hall.
 * Elizabeth C Drury.
 * Herman R. Hasenbalg.
 * Wm J McGough. (2.)
 * John G Stark.
 * Abraham Selden.
 * Jane E White.
 * James J Cahill.
 * Mary Agnes Brady.
 * Esther Natkiel.
 * Isaac I. Adleman.

TRIAL TERM—Schulz, S. No day calendar.

SPECIAL TERM—(Chambers.)—Gibbs, J.—Ex parte business.

SPECIAL TERM FOR MOTIONS—Gibbs, J.—No day calendar.

TRIAL TERM—Gibbs, J.—No day calendar.

SUPREME COURT—Giegerich, J.—Farmers' Loan & Trust Co., as trustee<Violet C. Wines et al.—Thomas F. Garrity.

APPELLATE DIVISION—Second Department—Jenks, Thomas, Rich, Putnam, Blackmar, and Jaycox, JJ.—At 1 P.M.

 * Gordon<W'chester RR
 * Gibson<Nas RR.
 * Dunn<same.
 * Johnson<Gabrecht.
 * Mann<W'chester RR.
 * Hinsucter<same.
 * Ahrens<Lefstein.
 * People<Alfani.
 * Bernstein<Washburne.
 * Otto< B H RR.
 * Brown<Brezlin.
 * McKinney<Cons RR.
 * Klein<Rosenzweig.
 * Doscher<same.
 * Kunz<same.
 * Wagner<Volkian.
 * Kohler<Mahon.
 * Steigerwald<Enright.
 * Re Coombs.
 * Gettins<Boyle.
 * Giesse<Scheudel.

APPELLATE TERM—Second Department—Recess.

SPECIAL TERM—Part I.—Manning, J.—At 10 A.M.

 * Re Stewart Av, (Scheibel.)
 * Re 17th Av, (Wallaston Rty Co.)
 * Title G & T Co<Denton.
 * De Mott<De Mott.
 * Lawler<CNY.
 * Tuley (Cotton)<Cotton.
 * Schaeffer<Church.
 * Rodriguez< U S Steel Products Co.
 * Welch<Welch.
 * Weliman<Schwartz.
 * Case<Lyons. (2.)
 * Warner<Warner. (2.)
 * Padowitz<Fisher.
 * Thompson<Thompson.
 * Murphy<Murphy.
 * Metz<Levine.
 * Burton<Burton.
 * Schilling<Schilling.
 * Moskowitz<Davidson.
 * Nelson<Nelson.
 * Salzman<same.
 * Brigulio<Groerman.
 * Verity<Baldwin Harbor Rty Co.
 * Loeb< U S Title G Co.
 * Westchester Land Exch<Glens Falls Trust Co.
 * Brown<Brown.
 * Kraukalls<Nat Blg Co.
 * Re Troy Av.
 * Gordon<Gordon
 * The Emigrant Ind Sav Bk<Rogow.
 * Dime Sav Bk< B'klyn Trust Co.
 * Jacques<Sinken.
 * Probst<Probzt.
 * Goldfram<Crone.
 * Tricano<Tricano.
 * Union Bk<Sheindelman.
 * Re Montgomery St. (Block, Jr.)
 * Kinscherf<Bistis.

PART II.—Benedict, J.—Ex parte business—At 10 A. M.

PART III.—Kelby, J.—At 10 A.M.

 * Re Pub Serv Com and Lands nw Corner Gravesend Av and Kings Highway.
 * Same, se Corner Gravesend Av and Av X.
 * Re CNY and Keap St S 2d St, Grand St. and Rodney St.
 * Kenyon<Komp.
 * Same<Landsden.
 * Re C N Y & Lands on Remsen Av from Ralph Av to Junction.
 * Kuhler<Kuhler.
 * Blok<Robinson Amuse Co.
 * Anthony<Anthony.
 * Grombach<Grombach.
 * Fencis<Lewin.
 * Rosenthal<Rosenthal.
 * Weis<Weis.
 * Kanter<Krombach.
 * Schriever<Cervazo.
 * Waldeck<CNY.
 * Farnolo<Ackerman.

The following causes if marked ready will be passed for the day. No causes will be set down for a day upon the call:

 * Leeds<Leeds.
 * Burstein<Dintenfass.
 * Flori<CNY.
 * Friedland<Friedland.
 * Rabinowitz<Rabinowitz.
 * Partridge<Chamberlain Motn.
 * Silberberg<Lubin.
 * Joyce<Risselt.
 * Castellano<Sancharico.
 * Castellano<Valva.
 * Goldstein<Goldstein.
 * Feldman<Feldman.
 * Zeitz<Geldstein.
 * Weinstock<Fox.
 * Marlin<Tiedemann.
 * Altman<Cohen et al.
 * Harway Improve Co<CNY.
 * Title Guar Co<Perkins et al.
 * Richner<Obermeyer & L.
 * Corr<Corr.
 * Bracket<Pilcher.
 * Ellenbeck<Ellenbeck.
 * Pinsky<Kuvalick et al.
 * Horne<Horne.
 * Bick<Robinson Amus Co.

Highest numer reached on regular call, 1,189.

TRIAL TERM—Part I., Kapper, J.; Part II., Clark, J.; Part III., Lazansky, J.; Part IV., Van Siclen, J.; Part V., Cropsey, J.; Part VII., Aspinall, J.—At 10 A.M.

 * Gardner<CNY.
 * Walsh<Farrell.
 * Paff<C I & B RR.
 * Borowitz< B, Q Co & Sub RR.
 * Barwick<Nat F'proof Sash Co.
 * Jaeger< B H RR.
 * Pyle<Anderson.
 * Batchker<Katz.
 * Hansen< B, Q Co & Sub RR.
 * Buccaris< B H RR.
 * Wright<Martin.
 * Opler<Babcock.
 * Possenti<Frugone et al.
 * McGrath<Nas RR.
 * Peterson<Mouquin Restaurant & Wine
 * Moleti<Rubenstein Brother.
 * Marciano<Brady & Gice.
 * Kottman<Bennett.
 * Walsh< B, Q Co & Sub RR.
 * Parnell<Heiner.
 * Springer<Kuster.
 * Ginsberg<same.
 * Dunzlski<Materson.
 * Schonman< B H RR.
 * Neville<Keansburg Stemboat Co.
 * Scriuco<Juskowitz.
 * Damast<Cox's Hotel & Baths.
 * Burnham<New Amsterdam Casualty.
 * Kleimeyer< B, Q Co & Sub RR.
 * Kuntzler<Greenfield.
 * Marcus<CNY.
 * Marcus Iron Works<same.
 * Dooley<Trantor.
 * Diamond<Goldstein.
 * Salzman<CNY.
 * Oelbaum< B H RR.
 * McDonald<Stewart.
 * Hart<Bush Term Co.
 * Beneckye< B H RR.
 * O'Connor<same.
 * Stern<Rothernberg.
 * Levison<Groenberg et al.

The following causes, if marked ready, will be passed for the day. No cause will be set down for a day upon this call:

 * Rozansky<Frooks
 * King<Milkman & ano.
 * Walcott<Zaubler.
 * Greene infant<Rolle.
 * Peterson infant<Romeo & Co.
 * Saunders infant<Cummings and ano.
 * Bernard<So B'klyn Ry Co.
 * Conklin<White.
 * Schwartz<Nas E RR.
 * Hoch<Oppenheimber.
 * Napolitano<Wmsburg Hosp.
 * Johanessen<Ihnken.
 * Saamanen<same.
 * Seppala<same.
 * Mangravite<Chiaramonte.
 * Benturia<Quebec Steamship Co.
 * Sharron<Board of Education, &c.
 * Silva<CNY.
 * Citarella<Hess & ano.
 * Feldman< S. Wolpert.
 * Chirachella<Mason & Hanger-McArthur Brothers.
 * Kelly<Franklin Simon Co.
 * Donahue<Mason & Hanger-McArthur Brothers.
 * Cloos<Tumble-In Co.
 * Hames<same.
 * McIlrath<Waterbury & Son Co.
 * Castellano<Sirk.
 * Ruddy<Morse Dry Dk
 * Balais<Brady & Glos.
 * Schwartz<Heskowitz & ano.
 * Averzano<Angelo.
 * Dowd< B H RR.
 * Hattie Bros<Haar.
 * West<Bailey Co.
 * Werner<CNY.
 * McHugh<Kennedy Con
 * Bloom<Nassau El RR
 * Maley< B, Q Co & Sub RR.
 * Smith<Drayer et al.
 * Weston<Duecker.
 * Yalenewitz<Tamarkin
 * Graf< B, Q Co & S RR
 * Regan<Drake & ano.
 * Krogstad<Schenkel.
 * Homeyer<NY Con RR
 * Manfrolotta<Nass El RR.
 * Scheri<Deutsch.
 * Hess, admr<Lutz.
 * Maki<Nass El RR.
 * Wilson< B H RR.
 * Lifshitz< I R T.
 * Babcock<Rogers Pest.
 * Feigelman<Mandel.
 * Fleming< B H RR.
 * Cloffi<Suffolk Gas & Elec Light Co.
 * Greenfield<Lichtenstein et al.
 * De Palo<Mail & Exp.

Highest number reached on regular call, 5992.

CHAMBERS—Ketcham, S.—Day calendar at 10 A.M.

Wills of: Accountings of: Estates of:
 * Claudine Echart.
 * John Esquirel.
 * Jacob Bergen.
 * Leonard McPhial.
 * Bernard Sullivan.
 * Sarah Kalet.
 * Gottfried Schadek.
 * Dora Gudacker.
 * Mozes Goldman.
 * Margaret Fogarty.
 * Mary Marley.
 * Eliza Boyder.
 * Henry Campbell.
 * John Stark.
 * Hugh Kenney.
 * Robert Ricez.
 * Fannie White.
 * Frederick Bicker.
 * Louis Hansen.
 * Clara Backster.
 * Bernard Twilinan.
 * Stephen Smith.
 * Sylvester Malone.
 * Margaret Chatfield.
 * Max Kaufman.
 * William Press.

PART V.—May, J.—At 10 A.M.

 * Phillips< B H RR.
 * Sheskovsky<Nassau El RR.
 * Hunt< B H RR.
 * Neilsen<Nas El RR.
 * Jakel< B H RR.
 * Engel<N Y Cons RR.
 * Neilsen<same.
 * Mangan<same.
 * Mone< B H RR.
 * Davidson<Coney Isl & Brklyn RR.
 * Sessa<same.
 * Markey< B H RR.
 * Levinson<NY Con RR.
 * Fitzgerald<Peterman.
 * Siegel<Nas El RR.
 * Daly<Natolo.
 * Hoffman, Jr<Nacher.
 * Shez<Klotz.
 * Ginsberg<Drekeler.
 * McKaigney<Tiffany.
 * Wannack<Seale.
 * Horowitz<Furst.
 * Kenny<Higgins.
 * Simon<Jung, Jr.
 * Digrezia<Allen.

Highest number reached, 1,054.

TRIAL TERM—Callaghan, J.—At 10 A.M.

 * Re Knighton, an alleged incompetent.
 * Massett<N Y Rys.
 * Marcus< B, Q C & S RR et al.
 * Young, as extx<Zocks.
 * Barton, as admx<Crystal Laundry Co.
 * Peckham, as admx<C RR of N J.
 * Flahive, as admx<L I RR.
 * Rohloff<Herman.
 * Reilly<Int R T.
 * Cassidy< B H RR.
 * Letzter, an infant<Ocean Electric Ry.
 * Marston<Crown Amus Co et al.
 * Baron<NY Rys.

The following causes, if marked ready, will be passed for the day. No cause will be set down for a day on this call:

 * Sztore, as admx<Amerman.
 * Rubin<Whan.
 * Wettje<Goldstein.
 * People ex rel McCahill<Cantor et al.
 * Cattrell< B H RR.
 * Doerrer<Wiesmantel.
 * Stevenson<Marx.
 * McGuire<Lynsky.
 * McKeever & ano<Long Island Builders Co.
 * Josias<Sugar Prod Co
 * Heppner<Meyer.
 * Bepirstis<Glickman.
 * Riggs, as admx<Ghertier.
 * Arnold, an infant<Stowell.
 * Sztorc, as admx<Amerman.
 * Campbell<Taylor.
 * Sommers<Deutsch.
 * Rinnick, as admx<Robins Dry Dock & Repair Co et al.
 * Brownell<Paino.
 * Bohlen<NY Cons RR.
 * Scholz<McCray Refrigerator Co.
 * Farrell<L I RR.
 * Babich<NY Rys.
 * Yansky<J F Const Co.
 * McDevitt< B H RR.

Highest number reached on the general calendar is 2470.

TRIAL TERM—Fawcett, J.—At 10 A.M.

 * E Schwartz<CNY.
 * T F Schwartz<same.
 * I Perlman<Rubsam & Horrmann Brew Co.
 * H. Perlman<same.
 * Moloney<Schwartz.
 * Bartley<Standard Shipbuilding Co.
 * Wallace< S I Mid Ry.
 * M Schaffer<same.
 * E Schaffer<same.
 * Necker<Richmond Ice.
 * Zito<Sullivan.
 * Johansen<New England SS Co.
 * B Neashem< S I Rap Tr Ry Co.
 * W. Neashem<same.
 * J G Hadden< S I Mid Ry Co.
 * M C Hadden<same.
 * McAllister<CNY.
 * House<same.
 * Gerst<Hendrickson.
 * Mazzarella<Pa Rd Co.
 * Sullivan<CNY.
 * Nathanblutt<Borden's Farm Prod Co and Rich Lt & Rd Co.
 * Frerebean<Goebel.
 * Rappaport<Staples.
 * Wessoleck< S I R T.
 * Ellnard<Hall.
 * Martin<Tricorico.
 * Brower<Chastian.
 * Langley<Decker.

SPECIAL TERM—Tompkins, J.—At 10 A.M.

 * Levy<Ramsan.
 * Hughes<Hughes.
 * Younkers Builders Supply<Anderson.
 * Carr<Baird.
 * Baumgartner<Baumgartner.
 * Ranieri<Nostro.
 * Rich<Nussbaum.
 * Kelly<Sengens.
 * Embury-Morris Co<Southard Robertson.
 * Rosenzweig<Siegel.
 * Sobray<Sobray.
 * Matthews<Marrs. Cont
 * Coyne<Town of Greenburgh.
 * Wilson<Costigan.
 * Eickemeyer<Eickemeyer.

The following causes must be answered ready or marked over to another day:

 * Boyle<Wallace.
 * Clark, Lee, Tibbetts<Ford.
 * Am Surety Co<Loder.
 * Hubbell Hardwood Door Co<Gerritz.
 * City of Mt Vernon<Wood. (3.)
 * Berle<Morian.
 * City of Mt. Vernon<Wood.
 * Rogers<Cohen.
 * Toerge<Toerge.
 * Reynolds<Malcolm (2)
 * Smith<Eddy.

PART II.—Keogh, J.—At 10 A.M.

 * Tyrrell<Rusciane.
 * Watson<Pfilsch.
 * Olivia<Western Assurance Co.
 * Mattern<Judson.
 * Lunch<Boag.
 * Smith<Yule.
 * Kay<Kull.
 * Thomas<Larchmont Park.
 * Cohen<Calkin.
 * Silver<Goldman.
 * Westchester County Brew<Riverside Coal.
 * Peerless Steel Co<Benford Mfg Co.
 * Mr Vernon Builders Supply<Braunsweig
 * Same<Stewart.
 * Seagle<Barrette.
 * Cossino<Schettino.
 * Fremd<Courtney.
 * Gescheidt & Toomey<Russell.

TRIAL TERM—Part I., Moschauser, J.; Part II., Keogh, J.; Part III., Young, J.—At 9:45 A.M.

 * NYCRR<Miles.
 * Pechulis< P & R C & I
 * Galvin<Federal Sug Refining Co.
 * Mulvey<Wagner.
 * Nazackiwicz<Hastings Pavement Co.
 * Krevitsky<NYC & HR
 * Rich<Barlow & Co.
 * Oat<Wortheim C & C.
 * Dunn<Union Ry Co.
 * Russell<NYC & HRRR
 * Palmer<J F Manix Co
 * Lally<N Y C R R Co.
 * Langer<Nice.
 * Rakity<Union Ry Co.
 * Swanson<Goodfriend
 * Griffin<Golding.
 * Casey<Cromwell.
 * Smith<Penn R R Co.
 * Leonard<W S R R Co
 * Slaff<J Rowland & Co
 * Hunter<Central N E
 * Brady<Neighborhood Amusement Co.
 * Diamond<Sobelson.
 * Pollach<Martin.
 * Nusbaum<NY Times.
 * Watson<Zimmerman.
 * Rafferty<Independent Salt Co.

The following causes must be answered ready or marked over to another day:

 * Miller<Daily Item Press.
 * Valentine<Sterling Piano Co.
 * Bergin<West Elec RR
 * Magrino<Green.
 * Carroll<City on Yonkers.
 * Rappoccio<R Young Bros Feed Co.
 * Schomber<N Y, W & B Ry Co.
 * Woop<N Y C R R Co.
 * Newell<Pratt.
 * Mahoney<Scott.
 * Schwarz<N Y C R R.
 * Myers<Kaufman.
 * Boddington<Burnett (2).
 * Koch<Beradelli.
 * Trola<Guggolz.
 * Doern<Olcott.
 * Levine<City of New Rochelle.
 * Mollinari<same.
 * Weizs<Van Cott (2).
 * Carter<Johnson.
 * Schwartzreich<John Walden Trucking Co
 * Brown<NYC & HRRR
 * Mercer<Hudson Rty.
 * Washburne<Jacobs
 * Corcoran<Red Hook Light & Power Co.
 * Quinn<Bugden.

Highest number reached on call, 234.

JURY TRIAL TERM—Sawyer, S.—At White Plains.

Wills contested: Construction of will: Motion:
 * Julia K Dunphy.
 * Louisa J Cole.
 * Margaret Walsh.
 * Annie Krager.
 * Ellen A Lyon.
 * Sarah Hewlett Bush.
 * Andrew L. Bush.
 * Julius M Cohen.

DAY CALENDAR—Young, J.

 * Santucci<Newman.
 * Studwell<Smith.
 * Katz<Stornbach.
 * Kleine<1st Nat Bk of Hastings on Hudson.
 * Grecnice<Dist.
 * Van Suetendael<Schneider (2).
 * Burchetta<Banker.
 * Aretaky<West Co Brewing Co.
 * Lepinski<Herer.
 * Eschoo<Jacobs.
 * Koster<Alexander.
 * Kaslenka<Brady (2).
 * Birdsall<Mainero.
 * Connelly<Bennett.
 * Frey<Schaff.
 * Castrogiovanni<Tannenbaum.
 * Rockwell & Co<Kloppenburg.

The following causes must be answered ready or marked over to another day:

 * Bonelli

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, Southern District of New York.—No 26121.—In Bankruptcy.—CLIFFORD S. PEETS, Bankrupt.

Clifford S. Peets was duly adjudicated bankrupt on August 24th, 1918. The first meeting of creditors will be held at my office, No. 233 Broadway, City of New York, on November 21st, 1918, at 11:45 A.M. Creditors may prove claims, appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt, and transact such other business as may come before said meeting.

MACGRANE COXE, Referee in Bankruptcy.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, Southern District of New York.—No 26087.—In Bankruptcy.—HERMAN & HERMAN, INC., Bankrupt.

Herman & Herman, Inc., was duly adjudicated bankrupt on August 9th, 1918. The first meeting of creditors will be held at my office, No. 233 Broadway, City of New York, on November 21st, 1918, at 11:30 A.M. Creditors may prove claims, appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt, and transact such other business as may come before said meeting. Bankrupt will offer a composition to its creditors at said meeting.

MACGRANE COXE, Referee in Bankruptcy.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, Southern District of New York.—No 26822.—In Bankruptcy.—WILLIAM D. J. McCARTHY, Bankrupt.

William D. J. McCarthy was duly adjudicated bankrupt on October 30th, 1918. The first meeting of creditors will be held at my office, No. 233 Broadway, City of New York, on November 21st, 1918, at 12:30 A.M. Creditors may prove claims, appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt, and transact such other business as may come before said meeting.

MACGRANE COXE, Referee in Bankruptcy.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, Southern District of New York.—No 26320.—In Bankruptcy.—JOSEPH HORWITZ, Bankrupt.

Joseph Horwitz was duly adjudicated bankrupt on August 24th, 1918. The first meeting of creditors will be held at my office, No. 233 Broadway, City of New York, on November 21st, 1918, at 10 A.M. Creditors may prove claims, appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt, and transact such other business as may come before said meeting.

MACGRANE COXE, Referee in Bankruptcy.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, Southern District of New York.—No 26318.—In Bankruptcy.—BENJAMIN T. WHITMORE, Bankrupt.

Benjamin T. Whitmore was duly adjudicated bankrupt on October 29th, 1918. The first meeting of creditors will be held at my office, No. 233 Broadway, City of New York, on November 21st, 1918, at 12 M. Creditors may prove claims, appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt, and transact such other business as may come before said meeting.

MACGRANE COXE, Referee in Bankruptcy.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, Southern District of New York.—No 26315.—In Bankruptcy.—ERWIN STRAUSS, Bankrupt.

Erwin Strauss was duly adjudicated bankrupt on October 28th, 1918. The first meeting of creditors will be held at my office, No. 233 Broadway, City of New York, on November 21st, 1918, at 10:30 A.M. Creditors may prove claims, appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt, and transact such other business as may come before said meeting.

MACGRANE COXE, Referee in Bankruptcy.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, Southern District of New York.—No 26198.—In Bankruptcy.—ELBERON HOTEL COMPANY, INC., Bankrupt.

Elberon Hotel Company, Inc., was duly adjudicated bankrupt on September 27th, 1918. The first meeting of creditors will be held at my office, No. 68 William Street, City of New York, on November 21st, 1918, at 11 A.M. Creditors may prove claims, appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt, and transact such other business as may come before said meeting.

PETER B. OLNEY, Referee in Bankruptcy.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, Southern District of New York.—No 26253.—In Bankruptcy.—TANNEY PRINTING CO., INC., Bankrupt.

Tanney Printing Co., was duly adjudicated bankrupt on October 9th, 1918. The first meeting of creditors will be held at my office, No. 68 William Street, City of New York, on November 21st, 1918, at 11:30 A.M. Creditors may prove claims, appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt, and transact such other business as may come before said meeting.

PETER B. OLNEY, Referee in Bankruptcy.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, Southern District of New York.—No 26334.—In Bankruptcy.—HENRY HARRIS, Bankrupt.

Henry Harris, was duly adjudicated bankrupt on November 2nd, 1918. The first meeting of creditors will be held at my office, No. 68 William Street, City of New York, on November 21st, 1918, at 10:30 A.M. Creditors may prove claims, appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt, and transact such other business as may come before said meeting.

PETER B. OLNEY, Referee in Bankruptcy.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, Southern District of New York.—No 26325.—In Bankruptcy.—ROBERT M. PETIT, Bankrupt.

Robert M. Pettit, Inc., was duly adjudicated bankrupt on October 31st, 1918. The first meeting of creditors will be held at my office, No. 68 William Street, City of New York, on November 21st, 1918, at 11 A.M. Creditors may prove claims, appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt, and transact such other business as may come before said meeting.

PETER B. OLNEY, Referee in Bankruptcy.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, Southern District of New York.—No 26,329.—In Bankruptcy.—GEORGE I. WILSON & SONS., Bankrupt.

George I. Wilson & Sons, Inc., was duly adjudicated bankrupt on November 1st, 1918. The first meeting of creditors will be held at my office, No. 68 William Street, City of New York, on November 21st, 1918, at 10 A.M. Creditors may prove claims, appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt, and transact such other business as may come before said meeting.

PETER B. OLNEY, Referee in Bankruptcy.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, Southern District of New York.—No 26175.—In Bankruptcy.—MORRIS WILLER, Bankrupt.

Morris Willer was duly adjudicated bankrupt on September 17th, 1918. The first meeting of creditors will be held at my office, No. 68 William Street, City of New York, on November 21st, 1918, at 11:30 A.M. Creditors may prove claims, appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt, and transact such other business as may come before said meeting.

PETER B. OLNEY, Referee in Bankruptcy.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, Southern District of New York.—No 26280.—In Bankruptcy.—AMERICAN COMPONOVA CORPORATION, Bankrupt.

American Componova Corporation was duly adjudicated bankrupt on October 29th, 1918. The first meeting of creditors will be held at my office, No. 68 William Street, City of New York, on November 21st, 1918, at 11:30 A.M. Creditors may prove claims, appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt, and transact such other business as may come before said meeting.

PETER B. OLNEY, Referee in Bankruptcy.

The net paid week-day circulation of The New York Times exceeds that of any other New York morning newspaper.—Advt.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.—The weather has been fair in all parts of the country, except in the North Pacific Coast States and the North Rocky Mountain region, where rain has set in during the last twenty-four hours.

It is colder in the lower lake region, the Middle Atlantic and New England States, and warmer in the Missouri Valley and the Canadian Northwest.

Fair weather will continue in the Washington forecast district Monday and Tuesday, with little change in temperature, except in the Ohio Valley and the upper lake region, where it will be somewhat warmer Tuesday.

Winds for Monday and Tuesday along the North Atlantic and Middle Atlantic Coasts will be moderate northwest; fair.

Easter New York, New England, New Jersey, and Eastern Pennsylvania—Fair Monday and Tuesday; not much change in temperature.

Western Pennsylvania—Fair Monday and Tuesday; warmer Tuesday.

Western New York—Fair Monday and Tuesday; warmer in west Tuesday.

The temperature record for the twenty-four hours ended at 11 P.M., taken from the thermometer at the local office of the United States Weather Bureau, is as follows:

This thermometer is 414 feet above the street level. The average temperature yesterday was 52; average on the corresponding date for the last thirty-three years, 46. The temperature at 8 A.M., yesterday was 54; at 9 P.M., it was 46. Maximum temperature, 60 degrees at noon; minimum 42 degrees at 11 P.M. Humidity 88 per cent. at 8 A.M.; 52 per cent. at 8 P.M.

The barometer at 8 A.M. yesterday registered 30.11 inches; at 8 P.M., it stood at 30.26 inches.

WASHINGTON, D.C., Nov. 10.—Forecast:

N. C., S. C., and Ga.—Fair Mon. and Tues., continued cool.

Fla., Ala., and Miss.—Fair Mon. and Tues.

Tenn. and Ky.—Fair Mon. and Tues.; warmer Tues.

Ohio and Ind.—Fair Mon. and Tues.; warmer Tues.

Lower Mich.—Fair and slightly warmer Mon. and Tues.

Upper Mich.—Fair and slightly warmer Mon.; Tues. partly cloudy, probably rain.

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO FORM AN INSURANCE CORPORATION:

WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, GIVE NOTICE of our intention to form an insurance corporation to transact all classes of business authorized by Section 110 of the Insurance Law of the State of New York, being Section 110 of Article 3 of Chapter 23 of the Laws of 1909, entitled "An Act in Relation to Insurance Corporations constituting Chapter 28 of the Consolidated Laws of New York," and all acts amendatory thereof and supplemental thereto, including in its charter a provision to assume any of the risks of ocean marine insurance as specified in Section 150, Article 4, Chapter 83 of said Insurance Law. The name of the corporation is to be BANKERS AND MERCHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK, and the purposes for which said corporation is to be formed are making of insurance against loss or damage, including loss of use or occupancy, by fire, lightning, wind-storm, tornado, cyclone, earthquake, hail, frost or snow, bombardment, invasion, insurrection, riot, civil war or commotion, military or usurped power, and by explosion, whether fire ensues or not (except explosion on risks specified in Subdivision 7 of Section 70 of Article 2 of said Insurance Law), as well as all other kinds and classes of insurance specified in Section 110 of said Insurance Law, also the making of every form of insurance appertaining to or connected with marine risks and the risks of transportation and navigation, including insurance on automobiles as provided in Sections 110 and 150 or otherwise of Chapter 33 of said Insurance Law, and the acts amendatory thereof and supplemental thereto, and to effect reinsurance of all or any part of the risks taken by it. The principal office of said corporation is to be located in the City of New York, State of New York.

Dated New York, November 9th, 1918.

CHELLIS A. AUSTIN, JAMES BARBER, E. J. BARBER, HOWARD BATNE, OSWALD KIRKBY, WM. C. LAND, W. A. PRIME, SEWARD PROSSER, CHARLES H. SABIN, OAKLEY WOOD, EUGENE V. R. THAYER, ROBERT VAN IDERSTINE, WILLIAM G. WILLCOX, WENDELL P. BARKER, HERMAN GOLDMAN.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, Southern District of New York.

Notice is given that Ocean Steamship Company of Savannah, as owner of the steamship City of Athens, and William G. McAdee, as Director General of Railroads, have filed their petition for limitation of liability for loss, damage, injury or destruction from collision between French Cruiser "LA GLORIE" and said vessel on May 1, 1918. Value of said vessel and freight fixed at $1,000. All persons claiming damages because of such loss, damage, injury or destruction must prove their claims before Herbert Green, Esq., Commissioner, at No. 1 Broadway, Borough of Manhattan, City, County and State of New York, on or before the 3d day of February, 1919, or be defaulted.

Dated, October 25, 1918.

THOMAS D. McCARTHY, U.S. Marshal.

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

Notice is hereby given that the AMERICAN MUSEUM OF SAFETY, a domestic corporation, having its principal business office in the Borough of Manhattan, City, County and State of New York, do apply to the Supreme Court of the State of New York, at Special Term, held at Part I. thereof, to be held at the County Court House, in the City and County of New York, on the 19th day of November, 1918, at 10:15 o'clock in the forenoon of that day, or as soon thereafter as counsel can be heard, for an order authorizing the said corporation to change its corporate name to the SAFETY INSTITUTE OF AMERICA.

Dated, N.Y., October 25, 1918. AMERICAN MUSEUM OF SAFETY. By ARTHUR WILLIAMS, President. WILLIAM J. MORAL, Attorney for Petitioner, 76 William Street, New York, N.Y.

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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE United States for the Southern District of New York—In Bankruptcy.

In the matter of ANDREW SHELIANI & MARY BORGATI, individually and as co-partners trading as SAGLIANI & Co., Bankrupt.—Chas. Shongood, U.S. Auctioneer for the Southern District of New York in bankruptcy, sells, this day, Monday, Nov. 11, 1918, by order of the Court, at 10:30 A.M., at 662 East 187th Street, Borough of Bronx, assets of the above bankrupt, consisting of Italian Groceries, delicatessens, scale, slicing machine, fixtures, etc.

PHINEAS LEWINSON, Receiver. ZALKIN & COHEN, Attorneys for Receiver. 51 Chambers Street, New York.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE United States for the Southern District of New York—In Bankruptcy.

In the matter of ABRAHAM J. ESSNER and MAX ESSNER, doing business as ESSNER BROS., Bankrupt.—Chas. Shongood, U.S. Auctioneer for the Southern District of New York in bankruptcy, sells Monday, Nov. 18, 1918, by order of the Court, at 10:30 A.M., at 82 Columbia Street, Borough of Manhattan, assets of the above bankrupt, consisting of Threads, Trimmings, Desk, fixtures, etc.

WILLIAM MICHAEL BYRNE, Receiver. MAX MILLER, Attorney for Receiver. 125 Broadway, New York.

<section end="Bankruptcy Sales" /> <section begin="Bankruptcy Notices 2" /> UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, Southern District of New York.—No. 26280.—in Bankruptcy.—JESSE U. SWEET, Bankrupt.

Jesse U. Sweet, individually and trading as A. M. Sweet & Sons, was duly adjudicated bankrupt on October 17th, 1918. The first meeting of creditors will be held at my office, No. 233 Broadway, City of New York, on November 21st, 1918, at 11:30 A.M. Creditors may prove claims, appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt and transact such other business as may come before said meeting.

MACGRAN COXE, Referee in Bankruptcy.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, Southern District of New York.—No. 26328.—in Bankruptcy.—HERMAN I. PECK, individually and as a member of the firm of Peck & Goldstein, Bankrupt.

Herman I. Peck, individually and as a member of the firm of Peck & Goldstein, was duly adjudicated bankrupt on November 1st, 1918. The first meeting of creditors will be held at my office, No. 233 Broadway, City of New York, on November 21st, 1918, at 11 A.M. Creditors may prove claims, appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt and transact such other business as may come before said meeting.

MACGRAN COXE, Referee in Bankruptcy.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, Southern District of New York.—No. 26125.—in Bankruptcy.—HEMINWAY & GUIBERT, Bankrupt.

Louis M. Heminway and Benjamin E. Guibert, individually and as co-partners, trading as Heminway & Guibert, were duly adjudicated bankrupts on September 19th, 1918. The first meeting of creditors will be held at my office, No. 233 Broadway, City of New York, on November 21st, 1918, at 10:15 A.M. Creditors may prove claims, appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt and transact such other business as may come before said meeting.

MACGRAN COXE, Referee in Bankruptcy.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, Southern District of New York.—No. 25521.—in Bankruptcy.—ALTORIA COMPANY, INC., Bankrupt.

Altoria Company, Inc., was duly adjudicated bankrupt on February 19th, 1918. The first meeting of creditors will be held at my office, No. 233 Broadway, City of New York, on November 21st, 1918, at 10:30 A.M. Creditors may prove claims, appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt and transact such other business as may come before said meeting.

MACGRAN COXE, Referee in Bankruptcy.

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Notice is hereby given that pursuant to final decrees in favor of The New York Trust Company and Elias J. Jacoby, plaintiffs, made and entered in the District Court of the United States for the Southern District of Ohio, Western Division, on October 8, 1918, in the District Court of the United States for the Northern District of Ohio, Western Division, on October 14, 1918, and in the District Court of the United States for the District of Indiana, on October 14, 1918, in certain causes pending in said respective Courts, in each of which The New York Trust Company and Elias J. Jacoby are plaintiffs and The Cincinnati, Findlay and Fort Wayne Railway Company, The Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railway Company, Bankers Trust Company, and Central Trust Company of New York are defendants; (the causes pending the District Court of the United States for the Northern District of Ohio, Western Division and in the District Court of the United States for the District of Indiana, being ancillary to the cause pending in the District Court of the United States for the Southern District of Ohio, Western Division), I, Frank H. Shaffer, the undersigned Special Master, referred to in said final decrees, will offer for sale at public auction to the highest bidder at the shops of The Cincinnati, Findlay and Fort Wayne Railway Company located on its main line and lying west of the corporate limits of the City of Findlay in the State of Ohio, upon the premises owned by The Cincinnati, Findlay and Fort Wayne Railway Company, and upon the property to be sold, on November 18, 1918, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, the property in said final decrees described and therein directed to be sold.

A brief description of the property to be sold at said sale is as follows:

All and singular the railroad or railway of the defendant, The Cincinnati, Findlay and Fort Worth Railway Company (formerly of the Findlay, Fort Wayne and Western Railway) more particularly described as follows:

Commencing at a point at the junction of the said Findlay, Fort Wayne and Western Railway, formerly so known, as aforesaid, with the Findlay Branch of the Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago and St. Louis Railway, in Section 28, Marion Township, Hancock County, Ohio, thence in a westerly direction through the southern part of the City of Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio, crossing Main Street, in said city, at the junction of Main and Sixth Streets and the Lake Erie and Western Railroad in West Park Addition of said City of Findlay, near the junction of Carlin and LaGrange Streets; then in a due west direction through the Townships of Liberty and Blanchard, Hancock County, through the Townships of Ottawa, Greensburg, and Perry, Putnam County, Ohio, crossing the Detroit Souther, Railway in the eastern part of the City of Ottawa, and the Dayton and Michigan Railroad in the said City of Ottawa, near the central part thereof, near the junction of Fourth and Railroad Avenue in said City, crossing the Blanchard River in the western part of said City of Ottawa; and thence continuing in a westerly direction and crossing the main line of the Toledo, St. Louis and Western Railroad at Cloverdale, in the Township of Perry, Putnam County, Ohio, and thence in a westerly direction through the Townships of Washington, Latty, Blue Creek and Benton, in the County of Paulding, Ohio, crossing the main line of the Cincinnati Northern Railway at Haviland, Ohio, and thence in a due west direction through the Townships of Jackson, Adams and Wayne, Allen County, Indiana, to a connection with the Wabash Railroad ,and the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad in the eastern part of the City of Fort Wayne near the crossing of said railways of the township line between Wayne and Adams Townships, Allen County, Indiana, making a total distance of 80.07 miles, including between said termini aforesaid all the station grounds, shops, grounds, right-of-way, gravel pits and other lands and property now used for the operation of said railway or which may have been acquired therefor by said The Cincinnati, Findlay and Fort Wayne Railway Company; together with all and singular the telegraph and telephone lines formerly belonging to said Findlay, Fort Wayne and Western Railway Compnay constructed upon said line of railroad, or which may have been acquired or constructed by said The Cincinnati, Findlay and Fort Wayne Railway Company; and all the lands, tracks, lines, rails, bridges, ways, buildings, piers, structures, erections, fences, fixtures, franchises, privileged and rights, with all locomotives, engines, tenders, cars, carriages, tools, machinery, manufactured and unmanufactured materials, coal, wood, and supplies of every kind and description, belonging to or appertaining to said lines; together with all choses in action, contracts and agreements appurtenant to said railroad or held by said The Cincinnati, Findlay and Fort Wayne Railway Company, togehter with any and all property of any of the descriptions aforesaid that may have been acquired by said The Cincinnati, Findlay and Fort Wayne Railway Company, for use in connection with said railroad, with all the tolls, rents, issues, incomes and profits of the said property, together with any extensions or new mileage of said railroads built or acquired and made subject to the First Mortgage of said The Cincinnati, Findlay and Fort Wayne Railway Company to Continental Trust Company or the City of New York and Elias J. Jacoby as Trustees dated November 1, 1903, and the supplements thereto.

All that line of railway of said The Cincinnati, Findlay and Fort Wayne Railway Company (formerly belonging to the Delphos and Northern Railroad Company,) extending from a point of connection with the railway of The Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railway Company, in the City of Delphos, Allen County, Ohio, thence in a northerly direction through the Counties of Allen and Putnam to a connection with the main line of the railway of The Cincinnati, Findlay and Fort Wayne Railway Company, at a point in Putnam County, Ohio, about one and one-half miles east of Mandale station, including between said termini aforesaid all the stations, lands, shops, grounds, right-of-way, gravel pits and other lands and property now used for the construction, maintenance and operation of said railway, or which may have been acquired by said The Cincinnati, Findlay and Fort Wayne Railway Company, together with all the lands, tracks, lines, rails, bridges, ways, buildings, piers, structures, erections, fences, fixtures, franchises, privileges, and rights with all locomotives, engines, tenders, cars, sheds, tools, machinery, manufactured and unmanufactured materials, coal, wood and supplies of every kind and description belonging to or appurtenant to said line of railway, together with all choses in action, contracts and agreements appertaining to said railway, or held by The Cincinnati, Findlay and Fort Wayne Railway Company, together with any and all property of any of the descriptions aforesaid that may have been acquired by The Cincinnati, Findlay and Fort Wayne Railway Company for use in any connection with the said railway, with all the tolls, incomes, rents, issues, and profits of said property, together with any extensions or new mileage of said railroad which may have been built or acquired and made subject to the aforesaid First Mortgage.

All the right, title and interest of the defendant The Cincinnati, Findlay and Fort Wayne Railway Company in and to the following described property, viz.: All the certain lot, piece or parcel of land situated in the County of Hancock, State of Ohio, described as follows, namely: 50 ft. wide Off Pt. of W. $1/2$ N. E. $1/4$ Sec. 28, Twp. 1 N. Range 9 E. Hancock County, Ohio, being the same property granted and conveyed by J. Williamson and others to The Cincinnati, Findlay and Fort Wayne Railway Company by deed bearing date May 21, 1904, and recorded in Book 188, Page 33 in the Records of the County of Hancock, in the State of Ohio.

Excepting from the foregoing parcels (I), (II) and (III) the following described property:

(a) All of the property of The Cincinnati, Findlay and Fort Wayne Railway Company lying West of the main track of The Toledo & Ohio Central Railway Company, which is located in Bank Street, and East of the point 150 feet east from Western Avenue, all in the City of Findlay, Ohio, including the right-of-way, station grounds, and all tracks and buildings located thereon, being approximately 4,700 lineal feet measured along the old main track and including 7,900 lineal feet of all tracks, being the same premises heretofore authorized by the District Court of the United States for the Southern District of Ohio, Western Division, on October 8, 1918, to be sold and conveyed by John B. Carothers as Receiver of The Cincinnati, Findlay and Fort Wayne Railway Company to the Toledo & Ohio Central Railway Company free and clear of the lien of the First Mortgage of The Cincinnati, Findlay and Fort Wayne Railway Company and of the supplements thereto; and

(b) All of the property of The Cincinnati, Findlay and Fort Wayne Railway Company extending from its connection with The Cincinnati Northern Railroad Company at Haviland, to a point approximately 500 feet east of the most easterly switch at Grover Hill, and all side tracks between those points, being the same premises heretofore authorized by the District Court of the United States for the Southern District of Ohio, Western Division, on October 8, 1918, to be sold and conveyed by John B. Carothers as Receiver of The Cincinnati, Findlay and Fort Wayne Railway Company to The Cincinnati Northern Railroad Company free and clear of the lien of the First Mortgage of the Cincinnati, Findlay and Fort Wayne Railway Company and of the supplements thereto.

Four locomotives, eight passenger cars, six coal cars and one converted work car or such of said rolling stock as shall be in existence at the time of sale and subject to wear and tear in its then condition.

All traffic, trackage, crossing, terminal and other contracts more particularly mentioned and described or referred to in said final decrees.

As more fully provided by said final decrees, to which reference is hereby made:

1. The sale will be made without valuation, appraisement, redemption or extension.

2. The property will be offered for sale in one block or parcel and as an entirety.

3. The property will be sold subject to the lien of any and all taxes and assesments and like charges levied or assessed against it or any part thereof and subject to any other statutory liens against it or any part thereof, which are or may be chargeable upon it or any part thereof, prior to the lien of the First Mortgage dated November 1, 1906, executed and delivered by The Cincinnati, Findlay and Fort Wayne Railway Company to the Continental Trust Company of the City of New York, and Elias J. Jacoby as Trustees and the supplements thereto. The property will also be sold subject to the right reserved by the United States Railroad Administration for operation until November 30, 1918, by the Cincinnati Northern Railroad Company, of that portion of the line of railroad of The Cincinnati, Findlay and Fort Wayne Railway Company commencing at a point in the town of Haviland County of Paulding, State of Ohio, where the said line of railroad crosses the line of railroad of the Cincinnati Northern Railroad Company westwardly to the station of The Cincinnati, Findlay and Fort Wayne Railway Company in the town of Tillmans, County of Allen, State of Indiana, a distance of approximately sixteen miles. The property will, however be sold free and clear of any and all debts, claims and charges other than those above specified, and any and all such other debts, claims and charges which may hereafter be adjudged to be prior or superior to the lien of said First Mortgage and the supplements thereto, will be payable out of the proceeds of sale of the property, all questions relating to the priority or superiority of any and all such debts, claims and charges having been expressly reserved by the Court for further hearing and determination, except so far as the same were determined by order of the Court, dated October 22, 1918, as amended December 16, 1917.

4. The undersigned will receive no bid from any one offering to bid who shall not first deposit with him as a condition precedent to his right to bid and as a pledge that such bidder will make good his bid in case of its acceptance by the undersigned and confirmation by the Court, the sum of $20,000.00 in cash, or by certified check upon any national bank or trust company in the State of Ohio or the City of New York acceptable to the undersigned and made or endorsed payable to the order of the undersigned as Special Master, or in lieu of said deposit in cash or by check, $200,000.00, principal amount of the First Mortgage Bonds of The Cincinnati, Findlay and Fort Wayne Railway Company (hereinafter referred to as First Mortgage Bonds) in bearer form, accompanied by the coupons appertaining to such bonds maturing November 1, 1914, and subsequently. In lieu of the deposit of First Mortgage Bonds and coupons with the undersigned hereby permitted, he will accept the certificate of any trust company in the City of New York that it holds subject to his order as Special Master the amount therein specified of First Mortgage Bonds in bearer form, accompanied by the coupons therein stated. The deposit received from any unsuccessful bidder will be returned to him when the property has been struct off. The deposit received from the successful bidder will be held by the undersigned subject to the orders of the Court, and upon confirmation of the sale will be applied on account of the purchase price of the property for which said bid was made. The undersigned will accept no bid for the property for less than the sum of ($200,000.00) two hundred thousand dollars. The undersigned will accept the highest and best bid received and will knock down the property sold to such bidder, subject to confirmation of the sale by the Court. Any party to this cause or any owner or holder of First Mortgage Bonds may bid or purchase at the sale.

5. In case any bidder, after the acceptance of his bid by the undersigned and confirmation by the Court, shall fail to comply within the period of twenty days with any order of the Court requiring or relating to the payment of the balance of the purchase price, then the sums deposited by such accepted bidder, whether in cash or by check or represented by said First Mortgage Bonds shall be forfeited as a penalty for such failure and shall be applied to the payment of the expenses of a resale and toward making good any deficiency or loss in case the property shall be sold at a less price on any such resale and for such other purposes as the Court may direct. If the Court shall not confirm the sale, the deposit made by the accepted bidder will forthwith be returned to such bidder.

6. The purchases must on the confirmation of the sale by the Court, make such further payment or payments in cash on account of the purchase price as the Court may from time to time direct. So much of the purchase price as may not be required by the Court to be paid in cash may either be paid in cash or the purchaser may satisfy and make good such residue of his bid in whole or in part by turning over to the undersigned to be cancelled or credited, as provided in said final decrees, First Mortgage Bonds of The Cincinnati, Findlay and Fort Wayne Railway Company and coupons thereunto appertaining. In lieu of turning over to the undersigned, under the provisions of said final decrees, First Mortgage Bonds and coupons, the undersigned will accept the certificate of any trust company in the City of New York, that it holds subject to his order as Special Master, the amount therein specified of said First Mortgage Bonds in bearer form and accompanied by the coupons therein stated. The purchaser will be credited on account of the purchase price for First Mortgage Bonds and the coupons thereunto appertaining turned over in part payment of the purchase price, such sumas would be paid in cash upon such First Mortgage Bonds and coupons out of the proceeds of sale if the whole amount of the purchase price had been paid in cash.

7. The right is reserved by the Court to retake and resell the property upon such notice as it may direct at the risk and cost of the purchaser, in case the purchaser thereof shall fail or omit to make any payment on account of the purchase price within twenty days after the entry of any order requiring such payment. The purchases or his successors or assigns, will not be required to see to the application of the purchase money and shall have the right to enter his or their appearance in the above mentioned causes and to become parties thereto.

8. The purchases or his successors or assigns as well as all parties and claimants, shall have the right to contest any and all claims, demands and allowances, or the preference or priority thereof and may appeal from any and all decisions, judgments, decrees or orders relating to any such claim, demand or allowance.

9. The purchases and his successors or assigns shall have the right for the period of six months after the delivery of the deed or instruments of transfer from the undersigned, to elect whether or not to assume or to adopt any lease or contract made by the defendant The Cincinnati, Findlay and Fort Wayne Railway Company, and such purchases, his successors and assigns, shall beheld not to have assumed or to have adopted any lease or contract in respect of which he or they shall not have filed a written election to assume or to adopt the same with the Clerk of the Court within said period of six months or within such additional period as the Court may by its order or decree permit.

The purchases and his successors or assigns shall have the right to elect not to take or accept any part of the property struck off to him by written notice to the undersigned given at any time prior to the execution and delivery of the deed or instruments of transfer from the undersigned. No such election by the purchases, his successors or assigns, shall diminish or effect the purchase price to be paid by the purchaser. The deed or instruments of transfer to be given by the undersigned, the defenant The Cincinnati, Findlay and Fort Wayne Railway Company and the plaintiffs, as provided by said final decrees, shall expressly except therefrom any and all property which the purchaser or his successors or assigns shall so elect not to take or to accept.

For a more detailed statement of the terms and conditions under which such sale will be made, and for a more particular description of the property to be sold, reference is hereby made to the above mentioned final decrees, the originals of which are on file in the respective offices of the Clerk of the District Court of the United States for the Southern District of Ohio, Western Division, of the Clerk of the District Court of the United States for the Northern District of Ohio, Western Division and of the Clerk of the United States, District of Indiana, and copies of which may be obtained from the undersigned.

Dated: October 16, 1918.

FRANK H. SHAFFER, Special Master.

SQUIRE, SANDERS & DEMPSEY, Leader News Building, Cleveland, Ohio.

ALFRED A. COOK, 111 Broadway, New York City, Solicitors for Plaintiffs.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, Southern District of New York.—Notice is given that the NEWTOWN CREEK TOWING CO., owner of the Steamtug "TRIUMPH," has filed its petition for Limitation of Liability for any loss, damage or injury from said vessel on the night of January 1st, 1916. Value of vessel and freight $6,000. All persons claiming damages because of such loss, destruction, damage or injury must prove their claims before Max Rockmore, Esq., at his office, Room 349, P.O. Building, Borough of Manhattan, City of New York, on or before the 16th day of December, 1918, or be defaulted.

Dated September 6th, 1918.

THOMAS D. McCARTHY, U.S. Marshal.

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SURROGATE'S COURT, WESTCHESTER COUNTY.—In the Matter of the Estate of ROBERT B. VAN CORTLANDT, Deceased.

In pursuance of an order of Hon. William A. Sawyer, Surrogate of the County of Westchester, notice is hereby given to all persons having claims against Robert B. Van Cortlandt, late of the Town of Bedford, County of Westchester, deceased, to present the same, with vouchers thereof, to the subscribers at their place of transacting business, at the office of Kean, Taylor & Co., No 5 Nassau Street, in the Borough of Manhattan, City of New York, on or before the 15th day of January, 1918.

Dated July 3rd, 1918.

JAMES B. LUDLOW, HAMILTON F. KHAN, Executors.

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 committed on the road between Camp C and the settlement," he explained. "Each time it was just a single lumber-jack who got held up, and each time a man in a black mask was the robber. November here was away."

"Up in Wyoming with a Philadelphia lawyer after elk," supplemented the tall young woodsman.

"The police failed to make any arrest, though once they were on the ground within four hours of the hold-up," went on Close. "But all that is ancient history. It is what happened to Dan Michaels last night that brought me here at seven miles an hour. Dan has been working for pretty nigh a three months' stretch, and the day before yesterday he came into the office and told me his mother was dead, and he must have leave for the funeral. Dan's a good man, and I tried to dissuade him, and reminded him that he had buried his mother the last time when we were up on the lakes not a year ago. But it wasn't any use; he'd got the fever on him, and he would n't listen. He had a good big roll of bills due, and I could see he meant to blow them, so I paid him, and told him I'd try to keep a job

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72 *22 U. S. C. §2755 (Discrimination Prohibited if Based on Race, Religion, National Origin, or Sex)
 * 22 U. S. C. §3901(b)(2) (Foreign Service; Congressional Findings and Objectives)
 * 22 U. S. C. §3905(b)(1) (Foreign Service; Personnel Actions)
 * 22 U. S. C. §4102(11)(A) (Foreign Service; Definitions)
 * 22 U. S. C. §4115(b)(4) (Foreign Service; Unfair Labor Practices)
 * 22 U. S. C. §6401(a)(3) (International Religious Freedom; Findings; Policy)
 * 22 U. S. C. §8303(c)(2) (Office of Volunteers for Prosperity)
 * 23 U. S. C. §140(a) (Federal-Aid Highways; Nondiscrimination)
 * 23 U. S. C. §324 (Highways; Prohibition of Discrimination on the Basis of Sex)
 * 25 U. S. C. §4223(d)(2) (Housing Assistance for Native Hawaiians)
 * 26 U. S. C. §7471(a)(6)(A) (Tax Court; Employees)


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Rh *28 U. S. C. §994(d) (Duties of the United States Sentencing Commission)
 * 28 U. S. C. §1862 (Trial by Jury; Discrimination Prohibited)
 * 28 U. S. C. §1867(e) (Trial by Jury; Challenging Compliance With Selection Procedures)
 * 29 U. S. C. §206(d)(1) (Equal Pay Act of 1963)
 * 29 U. S. C. §§2601(a)(6) and (b)(4) (Family and Medical Leave; Findings and Purposes)
 * 29 U. S. C. §2651(a) (Family and Medical Leave; Effect on Other Laws)
 * 29 U. S. C. §3248 (Workforce Development Opportunities; Nondiscrimination)
 * 30 U. S. C. §1222(c) (Research Funds to Institutes)
 * 31 U. S. C. §732(f) (Government Accountability Office; Personnel Management System)
 * 31 U. S. C. §6711 (Federal Payments; Prohibited Discrimination)
 * 31 U. S. C. §6720(a)(8) (Federal Payments; Definitions, Application, and Administration)


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 * New Alcohol Sensitivity in Patients With Post-acute Sequelae of SARS-CoV-2 (PASC)- A Case Series (2023) with Anushri Tiwari, Tom C. Quach, Hector F. Bonilla, Mitchell G. Miglis, Phillip C. Yang and Linda N. Geng

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74 *34 U. S. C. §10228(c) (Prohibition of Federal Control Over State and Local Criminal Justice Agencies; Prohibition of Discrimination)
 * 34 U. S. C. §11133(a)(16) (Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention; State Plans)
 * 34 U. S. C. §12161(g) (Community Schools Youth Services and Supervision Grant Program)
 * 34 U. S. C. §12361 (Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement; Civil Rights for Women)
 * 34 U. S. C. §20110(e) (Crime Victims Fund; Administration Provisions)
 * 34 U. S. C. §50104(a) (Emergency Federal Law Enforcement Assistance)
 * 36 U. S. C. §20204(b) (Air Force Sergeants Association; Membership)
 * 36 U. S. C. §20205(c) (Air Force Sergeants Association; Governing Body)
 * 36 U. S. C. §21003(a)(4) (American GI Forum of the United States; Purposes)
 * 36 U. S. C. §21004(b) (American GI Forum of the United States; Membership)
 * 36 U. S. C. §21005(c) (American GI Forum of the United States; Governing Body)


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Rh *36 U. S. C. §21704A (The American Legion)
 * 36 U. S. C. §22703(c) (Amvets; Membership)
 * 36 U. S. C. §22704(d) (Amvets; Governing Body)
 * 36 U. S. C. §60104(b) (82nd Airborne Division Association, Incorporated; Membership)
 * 36 U. S. C. §60105(c) (82nd Airborne Division Association, Incorporated; Governing Body)
 * 36 U. S. C. §70104(b) (Fleet Reserve Association; Membership)
 * 36 U. S. C. §70105(c) (Fleet Reserve Association; Governing Body)
 * 36 U. S. C. §140704(b) (Military Order of the World Wars; Membership)
 * 36 U. S. C. §140705(c) (Military Order of the World Wars; Governing Body)
 * 36 U. S. C. §154704(b) (Non Commissioned Officers Association of the United States of America, Incorporated; Membership)
 * 36 U. S. C. §154705(c) (Non Commissioned Officers Association of the United States of America, Incorporated; Governing Body)
 * 36 U. S. C. §190304(b) (Retired Enlisted Association, Incorporated; Membership)


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76 *36 U. S. C. §190305(c) (Retired Enlisted Association, Incorporated; Governing Body)
 * 36 U. S. C. §220522(a)(8) and (9) (United States Olympic Committee; Eligibility Requirements)
 * 36 U. S. C. §230504(b) (Vietnam Veterans of America, Inc.; Membership)
 * 36 U. S. C. §230505(c) (Vietnam Veterans of America, Inc.; Governing Body)
 * 40 U. S. C. §122(a) (Federal Property and Administrative Services; Prohibition on Sex Discrimination)
 * 40 U. S. C. §14702 (Appalachian Regional Development; Nondiscrimination)
 * 42 U. S. C. §213(f) (Military Benefits)
 * 42 U. S. C. §290cc–33(a) (Projects for Assistance in Transition From Homelessness)
 * 42 U. S. C. §290ff–1(e)(2)(C) (Children With Serious Emotional Disturbances; Requirements With Respect to Carrying Out Purpose of Grants)
 * 42 U. S. C. §295m (Public Health Service; Prohibition Against Discrimination on Basis of Sex)


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 * New Alcohol Sensitivity in Patients With Post-acute Sequelae of SARS-CoV-2 (PASC)- A Case Series (2023) with Ella F. Eastin, Tom C. Quach, Hector F. Bonilla, Mitchell G. Miglis, Phillip C. Yang and Linda N. Geng

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text: Poems (Cromwell)/Resignation

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Rh *42 U. S. C. §296g (Public Health Service; Prohibition Against Discrimination by Schools on Basis of Sex)
 * 42 U. S. C. §300w–7(a)(2) (Preventive Health and Health Services Block Grants; Nondiscrimination Provisions)
 * 42 U. S. C. §300x–57(a)(2) (Block Grants Regarding Mental Health and Substance Abuse; Nondiscrimination)
 * 42 U. S. C. §603(a)(5)(I)(iii) (Block Grants to States for Temporary Assistance for Needy Families)
 * 42 U. S. C. §708(a)(2) (Maternal and Child Health Services Block Grant; Nondiscrimination Provisions)
 * 42 U. S. C. §1975a(a) (Duties of Civil Rights Commission)
 * 42 U. S. C. §2000c(b) (Civil Rights; Public Education; Definitions)
 * 42 U. S. C. §2000c–6(a)(2) (Civil Rights; Public Education; Civil Actions by the Attorney General)
 * 42 U. S. C. §2000e–2 (Equal Employment Opportunities; Unlawful Employment Practices)


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 * 42 U. S. C. §2000e–16(a) (Employment by Federal Government)
 * 42 U. S. C. §2000e–16a(b) (Government Employee Rights Act of 1991)
 * 42 U. S. C. §2000e–16b(a)(1) (Discriminatory Practices Prohibited)
 * 42 U. S. C. §2000h–2 (Intervention by Attorney General; Denial of Equal Protection on Account of Race, Color, Religion, Sex or National Origin)
 * 42 U. S. C. §3123 (Discrimination on Basis of Sex Prohibited in Federally Assisted Programs)
 * 42 U. S. C. §3604 (Fair Housing Act; Discrimination in the Sale or Rental of Housing and Other Prohibited Practices)
 * 42 U. S. C. §3605 (Fair Housing Act; Discrimination in Residential Real Estate-Related Transactions)
 * 42 U. S. C. §3606 (Fair Housing Act; Discrimination in the Provision of Brokerage Services)
 * 42 U. S. C. §3631 (Fair Housing Act; Violations; Penalties)


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312 from the land, but among the tentative organizations of labor in the southern states at the present time, out of which some new and suitable system for the conditions of industry there existing will be developed, there is a kind of manor system with labor rents. The problem of land tenure and of the agricultural system upon which a great free state can be built contains difficulties and mysteries which have not yet even been defined; but if one gets near enough to them to even guess at their magnitude and difficulty, he sees in a very grotesque light the propositions of the "single tax" and of state assumption of land. In our colonies, where these things shaped themselves with the greatest freedom to suit the welfare of the settlers themselves, all the principles of the English common law were overridden, so that this did not determine the result. The land of a town was originally divided equally between the settlers because all shared equally in the risk and trouble of settlement. Small estates existed because, as we have seen, there was no object in owning big ones. Equal division of estates in case of intestacy was introduced because, if primogeniture had been retained, younger sons would not have lived and worked on the father's land. Finally, land tenures gradually became allodial. But an allodial tenure is the utmost private property in land conceivable; it makes of every freeholder a petty sovereign on his domain. We can plainly see that no other tenure would attract and hold settlers on raw land. The so-called unearned increment is the reward of the first settler who meets the first and greatest hardships incident to the peopling of new land. Thus we see that the land tenure and the agricultural system were


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Rh *42 U. S. C. §4701 (Intergovernmental Personnel Program; Congressional Findings and Declaration of Policy)
 * 42 U. S. C. §5057(a)(1) (Domestic Volunteer Services; Nondiscrimination Provisions)
 * 42 U. S. C. §5151(a) (Nondiscrimination in Disaster Assistance)
 * 42 U. S. C. §5309(a) (Community Development; Nondiscrimination in Programs and Activities)
 * 42 U. S. C. §5891 (Development of Energy Sources; Sex Discrimination Prohibited)
 * 42 U. S. C. §6709 (Public Works Employment; Sex Discrimination; Prohibition; Enforcement)
 * 42 U. S. C. §6727(a)(1) (Public Works Employment; Nondiscrimination)
 * 42 U. S. C. §6870(a) (Weatherization Assistance for Low-Income Persons)
 * 42 U. S. C. §8625(a) (Low-Income Home Energy Assistance; Nondiscrimination Provisions)
 * 42 U. S. C. §9821 (Community Economic Development; Nondiscrimination Provisions)
 * 42 U. S. C. §9849 (Head Start Programs; Nondiscrimination Provisions)


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Rh fully consonant with the loose industrial organization and the democratic social organization which we have already noticed.

The settlements were made in little groups or towns. No civilized people have ever had so little civil organization as the colonial towns early in their settlement; there was little division of labor, scarcely any civil organization at all, and very little common action. Each town was at the same time a land company and an ecclesiastical body, and its organization under each of these heads was more developed than in its civil or political aspect. The methods of managing the affairs of a land company or a congregation were those of the town as a civil body also and the different forms of organization were not kept distinct. The administration of justice shows the confusion most distinctly: all common interests were dealt with by the one common body without distinction or classification; and as committees for executing the decisions of the body were the most obvious and convenient device for executive and administrative purposes, we find that device repeated with only slight variations.

Attempts have been made to endow this primitive system with some peculiar dignity and value. People have talked of "townships" instead of towns. Whenever the abstract is thus put for the concrete, our suspicions of myth-making should always be aroused. A town was a number of people living in a neighborhood and co-operating for common interests as convenience required; a township could be endowed with life and functions and could be made, by myth, into a force or sort of ruling providence. This township has been connected with so-called village-communities which we have seen to be another case of myth. The utility of


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80 *42 U. S. C. §9918(c)(1) (Community Services Block Grant Program; Limitations on Use of Funds)
 * 42 U. S. C. §10406(c)(2)(B)(i) (Family Violence Prevention and Services; Formula Grants to States)
 * 42 U. S. C. §11504(b) (Enterprise Zone Development; Waiver of Modification of Housing and Community Development Rules in Enterprise Zones)
 * 42 U. S. C. §12635(a)(1) (National and Community Service State Grant Program; Nondiscrimination)
 * 42 U. S. C. §12832 (Investment in Affordable Housing; Nondiscrimination)
 * 43 U. S. C. §1747(10) (Loans to States and Political Subdivisions; Discrimination Prohibited)
 * 43 U. S. C. §1863 (Outer Continental Shelf Resource Management; Unlawful Employment Practices; Regulations)
 * 47 U. S. C. §151 (Federal Communications Commission)
 * 47 U. S. C. §398(b)(1) (Public Broadcasting; Equal Opportunity Employment)


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Rh often raise questions in which there is no simple "justice" — the competing lines may not be subject to the same legislative regulations. A country three thousand miles in extent is not much troubled by the extra prejudice which is imported into the question of long and short haul when it seems to include favor to foreigners at the expense of citizens; but if there is anything real in the latter grievance it is difficult to see why it should not also exist in a concealed form here. Finally, it cannot be forgotten that the railroad issue includes the question as to how those who have contributed the capital to build the road are to obtain their remuneration. If the state undertakes to regulate all the rest, it will see itself forced at last to regulate this also. Hitherto the stock-holders have been left to get their remuneration out of their own enterprise if they could; if they could not, they have been left to make the best of it. If, however, the state interferes with the whole management of their enterprise, how will it at last escape the justice of the demand that it compensate them or secure them a return on their investment?

In the present state of the case it behooves us to remember that, in the varying phases of the industrial world of our time, first one interest gets a chance and then another; it is not in human wit to stand over this system and correct or adjust it so as to offset all the special combinations of industrial advantage and disadvantage. It is no question whether we like living in an age of steam or not; the steam-engine was invented in the course of time, just when all the antecedents which were necessary for it had been provided; it has come to stay and we must learn to live with it. We have sung a great many paeans over it, but it may be doubted whether we have found out yet what an uncomfortable


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Rh social problems which we cannot evade, and if we do not solve them aright, we may ruin all our other achievements and go down to barbarism again.

Here I find myself on the verge of prophecy and so here I arrest myself. The political prophets of our country have always been either optimists or alarmists. I should not be willing to be dither. The optimists scoff at all warnings and misgivings; they think we need not trouble ourselves to think or take care, and they exhort us to go ahead, encouraging us with familiar phrases and commonplaces. I have suggested that we need to be prudent, to listen to reason, to use forethought and care. Social and political crises are sure to arise among us as they must in any human society — we have had enough of them to convince us that they will come again. I have suggested also that our political system calls for more political sense, sober judgment, and ever-active prudence than any other political system does. It also forbids us to do many things which states of other forms may undertake. It is especially incompatible with our form of democratic republic to charge the state with many and various functions, for our state should be simple to the last possible degree. It should handle as little money as possible; it should encourage the constant individual activity of its citizens and never do anything to weaken individual initiative. But the tendency to-day is all the other way. Our state should have as few office-holders as possible. The stubborn dogmatism of the old Jeffersonians on these points showed that they had stronger sense of the maxims necessary to maintain the kind of state they liked than anybody has nowadays; to suppose that these maxims are inconsistent with strength of government, in the distinct and exclusive field of government,


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396 subjects for college exercises should be the corruption and misbehavior of the public men of the country. I dislike to hear the government of the country referred to in terms of commonplace contempt by young men who, by reason of youth, ought to be ultra-patriotic, if anything, and yet I cannot rebuke it because I know how much ground there is for it. I dislike to hear politicians sneered at and the career of politics tossed aside as if it were the career of a swindler, for I hold politics — or, if we must abandon the degraded word, statesmanship — to be the grandest calling open to men; and yet, if a young friend of mine goes into politics I feel misgivings for his future, not lest he may not get rich, for that is probable enough, but lest he may lose the manliness and honor of a gentleman and may acquire the character of an intriguer and a gambler. But my duty to scientific truth is here paramount to all others and the degraded state of American politics and public life is the evil with which I have to deal. I can no more avoid describing it than a physician lecturing on pathology could desist from the description of a loathsome disease. I desire only that I may not be ranked amongst those dilettante politicians and essayists who sneer at everything American as a means of showing their elevated culture, nor with those flaccid cosmopolitans who boast of being superior to narrow claims of nationality and who certainly do their duty by no nation.

The American Constitution, at the time at which it was formed, embodied the most advanced doctrines of political science which had then been developed. The courage with which the men of that day grasped these advanced principles and embodied them in their new scheme of government excites admiration and astonishment. During the first years of our national life the


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 gone by between the two branches of the Bědnanda, each claiming the right to elect the Pĕnghûlu, which was settled by the sovereign of Johor giving each the right alternately.

He at the same time gave distinctive titles to the Pĕnghûlus—to the one elected from the "Bĕduanda Jâwa" that of "Sĕdîa Râja," to him of the "Běduanda Jakun" that of "Lêla Maharâja."

The office is hereditary, descending on the side of the sister, as in Nâning and in all the Mĕnangkâbau States. I attach a table shewing the constitution of the country, and giving an approximate estimate of the numbers of each tribe.

It will be noticed that the population is mixed.

The Siamese probably date from the time of the invasions by their ancestors recorded in the "Sĕjârah," and which, if we may believe that work, took place shortly before the Portuguese took Malacca.

Acheh and Malacca were at one time intimately connected, the latter, at first the superior, having subsequently become feudatory to the former.

The boundaries of Rĕmbau with Malacca territory were defined by the Treaty of the 9th January, 1883, and were fixed as follows:— Kwâla Sungei Jĕrneh, Bukit Bĕrtam, Bukit Jĕlôtong, Bukit Pâtus, Jîrat Gunjei, Lûbok Tâlan, Dûsun Fĕringgi Dûsun Kĕpar, Ûlu Sungga, Bukit Pâtus.


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 warm for him till he came back from the funeral. I gave him ten days to get through with his spree. Well, it was along about four o'clock when I paid him off, and I made no doubt he'd sleep the night in the camp and get away at dawn; but that is just what he did n't do. Something I'd said annoyed him, and after telling the cook his opinion of me, and saying he would n't sleep another night in a camp where I was boss, he legged out for the settlement."

"By himself?"

"Yes, alone. Next morning, bright and early, he was back again, and this was the yarn he slung me. He'd made about eight miles when it came on darkish, and he decided to camp just beyond where we did the most of our timber cut last year. The night was fine, and he had only his turkey (bundle) and a blanket with him, so he went to the side of the trail at Perkins's Clearing, and lay down beside a fire which he built against a rock with spruces behind it. He slept at once, and remembers nothing more until he was started awake by a voice shouting at him. He sat up blinking, but the talk he heard soon fetched his eyes open.

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