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CIVIL PRACTICE
MADE SIMPLER
BY CONVENTION
Adoption of .Act Follows
Ringing Plea by Root for
"Plain Man's Law."
MEASURE PREVENTS
.ANNUAL TINKERING
'?A ill Allow Legislature to
Change Procedure Only
Once in Five Years.
- i - ? ' T*i? Trihun? 1
\ 19. After a ringing
speech by Elihu Root, the Constitu?
tional Convention unanimously adopted
ght Section i" of the judiciary
toward n brief and
simple civil practice act to take the
?if the present one, which is the
joy o? ters in the legal profes
IpatterS who had spoken in
of the present act bad nothing
to say after Mr. Root's unvar?
nished talk. He said that the civil
i result of the unwholesome
ta to the civil code in the
id gone backward
until tl-ey were in a worse condition
;h.:'i in the period preceding 1844,
Ititntional Convention
repealed the old com
aw praetiee under which "it was
? man to get his
" It was the first big speech
by Mr. Root since his election as presi?
dent of the convention.
"Whenever a special class of men are
intrust? ?1 with the formulation and ad
of laws.** said Mr. Root,
"they tend to make it a mystery, until
ultimately they get out of the field
where they chu be followed by plain,
hones* persons. The people of our
have come to regard the simpli
:i of practice ns one of the great
issues of the day. I believe there is no
duty which is demanded from this con
? more generally than the duty
Bake our practice
RESORTS.
Tour
New England
VIEW Till; *-? KM KY <>l IHK
MOI M UN-, roll?!?" Till KO? h
BOl'M) SHORE, I IV?.IK H\ THE
limils <?K SOME l?\KK HI IK
I \KK. TRAVF.l lll*'?ll?.ll \ I'HT
IKIMill \ VI I Is. <?K liol I IV?.
I AKMlVl. tU? VIIIV A> VOl WILL.
a - ? v.-T i?-a!t.i
ti-. s? ittM Wnd ??'??? ai??! rnvls etert
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R?s rtl M BMI ' ' ' '?'??- IB l r side
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"NEW ENGLAND T? >1 US'- pul lllwd b> tl.e
NEW ENGLAND HOTEI. ??-*"' IATION*.
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Wat, M KIMI-AU,. 9 retar*.
Iirai?-t I He??
D
Why Not Try This
One-Day Holiday at
Briarcliff Lodge?
GOLF
SWIMMING POOL
DINNER?
a ednee
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?y es ?1,111?? i
Nrss York (?rti..-, I??",' Madiv.n Avenue.
GALEN HALL
in the Mountains
? WerrnfrsviHe, Pa. ?
I'ri- Air. (?ut
loc. ' i M.i-i ( r? un a"1 ToolC Bltha.
i Koada. ii?sidiDi
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H-lWAKIl M IS IM*
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?METROPOLITAN
A-IH KY I'AKK. N. J.
HI'I V I H Kill 1.11(11 T THE ?KAR
Cotiatrucllon.
1 . > ii ?-1 ? .si?. Suit??. Prl
Iha Running water la all room?.
?hue M-r\i.e lluoir. Trim I?. ( ourta.
.s ^ ?.?n-? Hiifl-i .i Kur???. Hutrl M? Alpli. or
-HI.KMW ?i. HKV'M?s. Mana(?i,
tea 110 Klior.? Asbury, 1141.
HO?ELASPINWALL
Lenox, Mass.
Tt-.r? ? soli eoaraea ?a.ni? luiieaa. lea
?a. etc
Writ?. r?r sircuiar.
?. ?. HKOU.V
Arto (?HAK'LIUIN HOTEL. lar.? Bui-ape?. N.M.
KITTATINNM
\ IV i i?,.re ?utrr aamm, |?a *
\ *
1 ?"?<* ??--.o-. Special Augn.t
\ I ? ?
1 iuic imp. Mouvlau accorded a.m?
? '? ?Hi? a? oil?? i .
CH.s ILES M WHITE. I'rop
GALEN HALL"
HOI I I \MI ?\N \ IIIHM M
\ii win ? n v >-. j
Alway? reedy Alwaye huav
? i for cinfort or tat.le
Id? .1 i a, .- l?: a loas or
?lad . uratise baths win
?- .- i lor?
> V ,. ,...
TMt HADING RtSOKT (101ft Of lilt WORl*
fl?arliwro?ob-Clenrjeini
ATLANTIC CITA'. N. J.
j J08IAM??V^"tV'a"5?"?"cOT*i|-'ANY
FORT LOWRY HOTEL
Wll ((III M.? v
H \ III BM( H. I.. 1.
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u''i teat ocean front. Tal.le ?irat i-'a-e
Mel M. L. K|?-lmrdaon. I'rop.
HOTEL GR4M?vtan
IU.WHENCEPAHK.BHONXV1LLE N Y
SpmcjeJtMe^Ju^njtyu/u onj A Ugfrnat
ORIENT AL "fflflf"
ItOTKL. v ii ? o i- i v
Tr, |M. (?land
Ml. SMITH H IN Till AUMUIVHAI hS
?Special Hal? '? , \.r.
li -ins ?ill, ?Irans 11,-a?
...I I!
I Ai I. I , ,, I'aul ??lultlu. N T
t-MPIHl AUTUMdOUt TOUR**.. N. V. STATl.
Usaa-il*-. A Talan luu Jr. N LaUN. txeeUwsA, tit.
more Himple, speedy, inexprsive and
ettective.
Forty Years of Changes.
"The cause of the prevailing discon?
tent with our practice is that lor forty
years there has been a continual addi?
tion to the multitude of definite, cer?
tain, precise rules of procedure, bind?
ing on the men that sought re?lress of
wrongs in the courts. I heiird a lawyer
in New York boast the other da\ that
he could postpone any litigation for
-even years. How? By compelling
the honest fellow thnt comes Inte court
to redress a wrong or to secure a tight
to litigate one after the other these
statutory rights that have been created
by the Legislature.
"We have been making our system of
procedure conform to the subtle, acute,
highly trained ideas of lawyers. That
is not the true basis. The system of
procedure ought to conform to the
plain man's intelligence and experience.
Otherwise you cannot have that respect
for the law necessary for the main?
tenance of a system of just adminis?
tration.
"The existence of this great variety
of minute, detailed statutory provisions
Virs been breeding up a great number
of lawyers whose principal concern is
with the statutory code of rights, and
! not with getting justice for their
? clients. It has prevented the courts
from doing justice."
Prevents Annual Tinkering.
The annual tinkering by the Legis?
lature is ?lone away with by Section 6.
It provides that the Legislature may,
' once every five yean, appoint a com
I mission to report on neetled changes in
the law and rules governing civil pro?
cedure. The Legislature is ordered to
net mi the report of such commission,
and to pass no other legislation unless
its necessity is certified to by the
: courts empowered to make and amend
I civil practice rules.
Sis of the thirty sections of the ju
I diciary article were unanimously adopt?
ed by the convention before 8:30 to?
night.
DIES WITH GRANDSONS
Woman, 111, Turns on Gas?
Leaves Mystery Note.
Pat?ne?, N J. Aug. It. VYh.-n
Fr?-?l?ri?-k Hanger returned to Ml
home at 9*2 Sheridan Avenue, this even?
ing he found his wife Madeline, aged
lifty-seven, sitting by th.- kitchen table
deed with four gas earners turned on.
On the floor lay her grandsons. Edward
Armuck, seven, an.I William, eight,
dead.
A note on the kitchen table in Ger?
man read: "I can't stand it any longer.
T am taking my two boys with me.
Goodby, dear husband. 1 will soon be
out of the way of my dear relatives."
Hanger said his wife has been .11
and despondent.
FIRE RECORD.
I ,,,,,, .? s? Kth .-. tmbamj axemwS**.
-l.^?'T^
n N 2- tttitau ? ???'?'O ,'*1"- ?***?' *"*
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
I h,,... riri-min laniea Kfi.ii.cl'. >
.n _s_sa n-suur lea-i- ?n*?-??.
V. v\XrT _5T M-' ?? --??'?"- ?* *
Am SI -.
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS
I 'lie Tnl'une Murriu 1
W-ahlngtrn. Aug-i-l 1?.
AIIMV
Limit Col CtfUDTS BI'tKJLIB Ort ?HOL, r?
csc I 7r,,ni .'.n'y in I'l-iliM.tr.? Ismid? to San ly
. H"?~k rr??Tln| Of ill 1
; Ueu? Col BAMVEL HOF. r?llr??d from duly a?
si-i ne-Jald Armor?;, c Manila ?or aial?nnenl ??
a- ?-c <sf* -?-r ?n 1 In ? ?'iiinian* Manila ard?
il ? irpol
Ma) WILLIAM I -VLsTT.RVLLT. drd I??|it..
,all?.a..| I-O? dUI] ?' \S?!lTl!|." Araellll M Sin.l?
ii,. k |*roetn- ,.
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, Coaal Ar- c.-i-, -p.-m? i ii.i i'i.i.,',i on n.?
? ipl ? 11AH1.KS V. Ml,.
n? ?i RNE. G? - . i ? i im Ural
MAXWELL MI I1RAT. ?I'l, Co.; ? ?.?( 1'Hll.li?
li WORl'EBTER, 1001 ? s,,-.,:..I Ueuti,
j??hn ?i iiiiHTiTN. ; ?-.?a ro.; wai.tkk k
nrxN ' m KTAi H kr asm. ?-. :
Co. and LEWI? a M? MRsun, link ???
Col. El GENI V. LADD, A.lj. lien., r-rtlre-1 ?>,t
I ; |,. h"T?
? UN S WILLIAMS, ?-..i.t Ar? Orpl.
rrllrsod fr,'i-.i is-lr'm",! ?til Co., ?n-l |.li?*d
?,i, i., ? mrnandlii? ?*?
, fi.rr roaal : f? ' ? ' r .luiy >?n hi? -
, -taB"
, lastet Mal. WILLIAM M ? Ri IK
SHANK, 1-' f?ele Ar.. t?o month? ?sn mirai]
In I s .??,?., I Ueul VIN'I ENT MET? H :
l kl 1 Art.. i??? moni
?has pt-jllpplne?, Col JOHN I' LAItllKTTL. ?so
Cap? GEORGE n LAKE Med Cofpa,
one nioiiih. sslih pwmlMloa lo ??.It Clilna ui,| 1
.Ur?n. K*?-nnn Us? < I.AKF.N?T, 1? LAV?., fl
??f . orir mmith ?n I IM ?!?,> a? arrl?al In 1 . I
N \\ *i
t>al?n W R, < HAI'l.K. .lctnlirt Pfrrl. <n irr?'
niHit N?tal Hospital, .Norfolk, Va
Ki ?in I? W HAMILTON, driarhH Hsiinlt-iil. to
l?enle-,
Vi.-Ikh ?i F JACOBS, "> Atlantic rrsi>r?e tart
MliUhlpmajl W J M NNAI.1.Y. Jr. ?lMaa-hH
N'aial AraOena. in Itirmii ?h?m.
Mi'l?lilpmaii ItAYMOM? III llllh.N. .lrtavhr-1 Naaal
A'lt'l.lin. 10 riirlTlrif ?Inp at Sem Y"rk.
MUiihtpcnsn A I' aTBI Bl_, -Maeftfd Naaal
A. a 1?rm, l?1 * -Bifioi-an ?loti HI l???ila
man W t> tilM-'nll. ili-Uih.al NaaaU
A?-?i|emj. ?n Vrrn. . r
V ilnasa H II HARIU80X, 1<-ui-h?-'l N?i?l
A.-a |Vm). m Bail I'm
I'lir.f Mai-liliilat J A. nl.lVIIl .let?, hnl Arlanaav
In li'niii' ni'il twtU n
Marl lilal J A WAHI?. d?'ali'i Naty Yanl.
? 1 irlMlon. ?n Wnnniii
Machinist J. C. I'AIIKKII. Oataema? Wrmnnt, m
Arkansas
M??\ KMr.vrs.
ABniVED
Auf 1'.?I-nnipa-T. at M?k??-ar, I' I
.-.n? IT ?-IcTi-laiiii. ?t l.-i l'ai
AUS 1? M? 'l'iriiiush uni li '-'. at N.? .'?rk Tar.I:
l.iiilaimia tin* Hem Mampahln, a. \ >ri I'rui;
Sairarji"ito, at. .\.? Orleans.
SAIIl.li
mm? II D*s Mstass. iti -.i.-sa ?.?r ilsssadrts;
?Uturn, Tibur?n for s.a-'ii?. Kan IHeio, Kan
' -, ,...? tor Mara I-a.. I. |i...!i. Nr? Y'.rk
Yar-1 for V-wport. TV nn <?!??<??. lap? Ilatlrm ' ??
I'lilladelnbta; AUSMt Boatai for N,?|-.ri, llir
culfs. Norfolk f.?r Taj.gl. r Hound
SIMMONS._
MB COl'RT OK Till. STATi: ? >F
New York?-Paulin? Blauateln, iilalritlff
aisaii??t Grand I."?Ik? of the United State?
ndenl Order Pre? Bon? of l-ia? and
Marj Blauateln, defendant? Trial .I-fired
i?, the County of New York.
To the above named ?I'-fenrtants:?Tou
ara- hereby summoned to ansarr the com.
plaint ia il.ia a.Uuii, ?ami 10 serve a
copy of your aniss.r on llie Plaintiffs
attorne) ss.ihin twenty day-, aft'-r the aer
\-i? .?f Ihl? summons, exclusive ?,f 111? day
of servi,. , and ::? ease of your falluie lo
appear, or answer, .ludsnient will be taken
at.mat you by default for th, relief de
I In the com]
i'ated New York. April 7th. 1*1.'.
\\" l.l'H COHEN,
Plaintiff'? Attorney, Orac? and 1' O. Ad
dreaa No. 221 Broadway, Itorounh of
Manhaitan. New York City
To Mary Blauateln, the at??ise named
?it Th" fore?;olti-; summons ia '
upon >-?>u. by publication, pur?
suant i" an order of ?he Hon. l-7uR?-na :
a Phllbln Juatlre of th? supreme Conn of
1 the State of Now York, ?Iat?-<| the L'lat I
da) of July. Hit. and tll?d with the cura
I plaint In th?- office of th' ?'l-rk of the 1
' county of New York at the County court
House, HoroiiRh of Manhattan, City of N?w
York, ss-hl? li ?umii.oi,. and complatnl has--]
. in?: been tile.) on the 7th ,lav of Mas-, 1915.
Hated New York. July :7th, 111 I.
ADOLPH COHEN,
? Plaintiff? Attorney. Offlc? and I' O. Ad
dress No. Ill Broadway, H.-rough of
Manhattan, New York I
CITATIONS.
I'EARBON, ISAA? (1 -THE PEOPLI or THE
>'??? of New York, b] the gr???- ,f God fr?? ?ltd
to Ullllim I'ml'ling, ?iertni'l? K.
i...- i Not? Praklln?, Man 11 Piuidlns.
. . ?.Elisabeth P. Orlire-, Wllilun
i . i (,-. .-., I/'.-'i, Chest? ?111.?,?. Jr. Klisi
l"-tr, i' Hildin?. Vin P. Murdork, Jim?? P Mnr
Bebeeri M Murdoek, Man P Minio-k. 2d.
Kleiner II IleK-li. Hrata lisa, I,. EleanOT Hea? h.
Nathalie l>nh. Min?., P. Murdoek, Msadc S.
1-a Uns, Katl.irli.? (? Prlro. and lo ?II
! a.?, ereilter?. baneflVlarle? uf remainder
',? trust ireal'd in and I". tl?- ?i.ti, rum
: ari?ri|>h (it the la.-? ?Ill ml testament of
I-iai- G Praraao, deceased, aim ?i u,? iin.r of hi?
resided In ?he city, County and Stile ,,f New
*..?rk. -.?
I p -, ?!,- i iition of Jain?. K. Piiil'liii? re-1.1
i Weal llth ?tree! Edward K. Vin
m residing it IIS We?? l?d sm-rt. '-'I, r,
i ? n ?? , ? \i. ' sltsn, i It) of Ne? York, and
,,| ?i?,-i?, p .s. it, reatdlBS at So 31 Lirlng
ret, In Hi? lloroufh of Brook!?!,, and of
Aln-e P. Ilililme. re?l,iln? ?? ("Id Hprlnf, Patnu
? ?jnty, N Y. a.-.?J of Krai,' Is N. Kaiibom, r.ai.l
i i it No. 47 Bretoort Placa, in ?h* Bar t .(
Brooklyn, city of .Ne? York, and of Fn lerl .. li
Rai ?torn, realdlns at Lauren.? Park W?t, lo tl,i
i its ?f Tonkeri, N. Y
Y??'j and ' a, l? ?f i"U ire hereby rlie<1 t-s ?how
ran-,?, l-fore ?,;.r Surrogate of the ?'oui.lv of New
T, ,rk. ?' llie Burro?**?*' ("Uit of aai-1 County, held
a? (lie Hall of Record? In llM County of Niw V.-rk
on Hie tltta ?1?-- id Meptember, 1915. at balf-past
ten O'clock In the form.khi of tint day, ?tiy tl,e
?irounU of June? K. I'luldlng. Llmrd K. Yin
Winkle Hid George I". KinUirii. la Irusleei under
I | ..111 of Isa? l. Prmnii, ?le??-?--I. ?i,d ?I
P lli!?li?,e. at, riouu.r of Mil.iiin Henry
llildine. 1 duelled truste? under the aUI of
nld Imi?- G Pearson. .l?"-??ed. and et 1-a i- N.
Sanburn. Gr-'rg? P. Banborn and Krrdrrick II. San
linrn. a? eie-ui ?rs of Noel I( Sai.N.ri,. i dei-ea-sed
- under the a.l.l will ?f Mid Isaac 0. P.ir
- ,,. daeeised. ibould n i ba ju li.-iaiiy lettle.i.
In tesiliiiony whereof, 1 l.are rawed the ?eil of
lb? 6urr,a|?iri' Court of Ihe nil C.unly of New
? Y ? rk to In- hereunto ifllird W'ilnesi. Hon. John P.
' ( olialu.. Surrogate of ,-nr ?il.i county, st the
| lounty of New York, the 17th .lay "f Jul?. In the
?rat <>f our Lord one thousand ulM liun?rrd and
tlfneii.
HASIU. I, DOWDH1 Y.
Clerk of th.- Surrogatei' Courl
THE PEOPLE <>K THE STATE OP NEW
York. Ly th,- i:t*(? of Qod, Free an?l In
: nl - i? l Ethel Woolvi rton ? lona,
M ,u,ie Bnowdon Presbyterian Consresa
: klexandrla, Pennsylvania; Metho
i.uiiii of Alexandria, Pennsylvania;
1 Alexandria Ire? Memorial Library of
I A 1,-xa.ndrla, Pennsylvania ; Frederic?! H.
; Con?, Mirlan U. Tilge, Mary P. Iiyer. Ai.na
M Wooiverton, The Board Of Conference
?aimant? of the Methodist Episcopal
('hur.-h. The Presbyterian H??ar?l of Relief
j for Disabled Minister? and th? Widow? and
Orphan? of Per, ased Minister? Trustee?
t 1 he Northflald Association, New York
a'.lori for the llllnd and Mount H?-r
Bchoot, and to all persons inter? ?led
- realtors, legal.?? Best of km or other.
wise, in Ihe estate of WILLIAM HENDER*
?ON WOOLVERTON, deceased who at the
? ,| hi? ,bath reside,'. ? \ III West
Ith Street, HorouKh Of Manhattan. .N't-w
York ?its. BEND GREETING.
I'poB th? petition ,,f Edith iv ,\er Waal?
realdlns ?t No III Central Park
s i-li. HorouRh of Manhattan, New Tork
I'liy. William Henderson WoolvertOB, Jr.
realdlns ?t No. l?.0 l'entrai Turk South,
Hoiuush of Manhattan, New York City,
\.?tor Trust Company, a or por at Ion
orsantsed ?'??i ?statins under the u?? of
tin- Btat? ..f Neis Y,,ik. bavins Its princi?
pal oft:, e at NO. J?!* Klflh Aienu. . H.,r
OU|h of Manhattan. New York City.
?OU Bad ea?-h of you are hereby cited to
thaw cause b- for? our Surrogate ,,f the
' Neyv York, at th? Surr .-..stis'
it of sa',.1 County, held at the Ha'l of
? s in th? County "f N ? l-?. ob
the ?74th day of September, lilt, at half
paat ten o'eloch la it?.' foronooa ..f that
day, why the aeoownl ??f i: iith Boavar
\. ?Iverton. William H?nd?raon iv.,?.her-,
tun, Jr.. and Autor Trust Company, aa Ex
'- of and Trustera uiol.-r the last
Will and Testament of said decessrd.
should not be .noli? lally settled
IN TK8TIMONT WHEREOP, We has?;
-1 the Seal of the Surrouates ? ourt
of the BOld County of New York
[L s j to ?,.- ?i- reunto ifflxed
WIT.NK88, HONORABLE JOHN
1- ???HALAN, a BtHTOSati of ??ur jald
inty, at lh? County f Nee Y,.rk. the
ay "f Jul\, m lie sear ,,f our 1 ,r,j
un? thousand i me hundred .i?d rtfi
PAN ILL J DOWDNET,
Clerli ,-f lh. Surrosat??1 .'ourt
WHITE ?t 'As1: Vltoi ni | foi ?.?.- .-u
lor? atol Tnis..,-K. .\n. n Wall Sslistl. I
New Turk City. ?
CITATIONS.
THK PEOPLE OF THE BTATE OP NEW
York, bjr tli?' craee of ?lo.l. Kr?( and In?
ilependent,?-TO: Mary s Booton, Prances
Bnoton, Anna Boot? ti, Belli Bootoi . Bd
wm.. Tripot. Horace Booton, Kirtley
Bo 'ton, Robert P. Bootoa, Willi im II
Booton, Mur. A Kstra, Oeorg? It Ward.
lt..!.?rt Ward, William Ward, Mary H
Cameron, Dora Proctor, th? hoirs and neat
of km of ELIZABETH s POWELL, de
ceaaed, BEND OREKTINU
WHEREAS, Lola James l-help?, ?ole ?x-j
SCUtor, named m the last will anil Itata?
of Elisabeth H. Powell, deceased,
who resides >t No ?,9 Kaai Elghty?aecon4
Btreet, Mr.rmiRh of Manhattan In the ?'Ity
nf N< ? York, has lately applied t? the
Surrogates' Cotgrt ?if nur County of New
Tork, to have a certain Instrument in
writing*, r? latino to both real and per?
sonal property, duly prow! at the last
win and testament of Elisabeth H Powell,
Who v-.as at the tmi. ?if lir 1 death a resi?
dent f.f th-- County ..f New Vori
THEREPORE, you ami each <.f you are
rlted lo show csiiM befor? ?he Surrogates'
?'??urt of our Count) "f Ne? Torte, a- ' fia
Hall of Record?, in the County ?if N? w
...rk. nri tho 10th ?lav of September, on?
Ihnusaml nine hundreit ami fifteen, ?it
half-past len o'clock in th?> forenoon of
that day, why th?' .?-aid will and testament
should nol be admitted to prol.ate as a will
of real and personal propert)
IN TE8TIMONT WHEREOF, We have
?.insert tho leal ,,f ?he Surio
pates' ?'ourt of the ?aid County
II.SJ ?.f Now tork t'i !??? hereunto
affixed
WITNESS, Honor-lila? John P.
Cohalan. a Surroe.iie of our said County
??f New York, a? said county, ?he Hat ?lay
of July, In th? year of our Lord ?ns thou?
hand nine hundred and Bfleen
DANIEL I !?? "WDNBT,
Cierk of th Surr..?: it? ? Court
SURROGATE-* NOTIJ US.
IN PURSUANCE OP AN ORDER OP HON
orable ,1'hn P. Cohalan, a Surrogat? of
the County of New Tork, NOTICE Is here
|,y Riven to ail persons li?\:.-i?t ?alma
; a-s.iinst Deloa O. n'lckham, late of the
i County of New York, deceased to present
thi same with vouchsri thereof to the suh
ei tiber at her place "f transacting boat?
nesi the onVe Of Itoot. ?lark. Hucknrr A
Howland, No, 31 Nar.?i.i Street, In the
Borough of Manhattan, ? Ity Of Sam York,
?in or before the 17th day of November,
1915 J1AKT E. WICK HAM.
I.A"' ill.
l>ate<1, New Tork. th? ?th day of M;ay,
ROOT, CLARK, BUCKNER * How
I.AND, Attorney? f?ir Kxecutrix. 31
.Nassau Street. New Yor'<
IN PURSUANCE OF *\H ORDER op
'Honorable John P. ('"halan, a Surrci;at?
of th?- County of New Tr rk. notice Is r.ere
lv ?Ivcn "1 a" li'THim.-i haviriir claims
a^ii it Norman Pierce, late of the County
of New York, dee. as.'d, to present ths
1 same with vouchers thereof to the suh
scrlber at his plac?.- of transacting bust?
1 noss NO. 3S1 Fourth ArtnM, In The city
of New York, on or befor? thu Mh ?Jay of
, November n?ixt.
Kited. New York, the Mtt. day of April.
I mJ' .PRAGUE S. HOCKWOOD.
Administrator.
1 IN PURSUANCE OP -V.N ORDER OF
Hon John P. Cohalan, a Surrogate of
the County ?if N>w York, notice is hereby
riven to all persons huviug claims against
Henry <?'? Tinker, late of the County of
Nc*. York, deceased, to present th? ?am?
?rlth vou? her? thereof to th. subac? ibera
at their place of ti ansa.-ting business, at
the office of Choaie. Larocqus 01 Mitchell,
th? lr attorney?, No. 40 Wall Street, in th?
City of Now York, on or befor? th? 20tb
day of September next.
**"*> EDWARD I.. TINKER.
ANNli: H. TWICER.
I Ini I8E I-. TINKER.
CHOATE. LAROCQUE _ MITCHELL,
Attorney? for Executors,
40 Wall Street. Manhattan.
_ New Tork City
In PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HOW?
'orable John P. Cohalan, a Surrogat? of
the County of New York, notice _ hereby
rlv.11 to all peraona having ??aims against
Albert T. Plummer, ?hcias? ,1, lat? of the
County of New Tork. to present ih? urna
with voucher? thereof to lh? subscribers
at their place of transacting basin SS No.
?; c, dar Street, In ths CltJ of Nerv York,
on Of befor? the 1st day of December, next.
Dated. New York, the ;iet da] of Anil.
1S15 BENET PLUMMER,
i ' JOHN W SIMPSON.
I -. . utora.
SIMPSON. THACHER * BAHTLETT.
Attorneys for Executor? II Cedar
Street. NOW York. N T
IN I'UKSlaVNCE ?>F AN o:U)KH <U* HONOB?
'able John P. Cohalan. a Sumgait of th?
County of N*?? Y?ir?. noil * la l.rr'tij elarn 10
all peraon? hating claim* ??aii.,1 ?Mania > IsudlM
Whltrl-lf?. lat? (<f tli? Ccunlj of N'?? T .rk. la
cta??M. to present ll.? ?am?, with -?urban -.1. :r
of tn the ?ubsarlt-r. It Its r>l?<? ?'.' Ira a ,?
buatn??*. No 4*> Wall vrn-t. fa. r u|ii of Manliat
tan. In the Citj of St* York, uu or befur? lb?
141 h ?lay of Hepteiuhfr it
Dated. Ne? York, the 4th day of March. 1915.
UNITED STATE? TBCST ?oMl'A.NY <?' Nl.Vf
YnKK EMM?I
BTfAAKT * BHKARER, Allant?-* '?? r Kircutor.
?5 Will StrearL Manhattan. Nf" York._
BERRY. MARCELLL'? i*. ? IN PURSU
anie of an order of Honorable John P.
Cohalan. a Surrogate of the County of
N'? York. notice 1? hereby given to all
person? having claims against Marcdlus
F Merry, late of the County of New York,
deceased, to present th? ?ame with vouch?
er? thereof to th? eubocrtbsr, at us puc?
of transacting liuslnt.ss. No, <"? Wail Street.
In The City of V S York, on or befor?
the Ittb (tai "f tninl.tr next.
Dated New York, thu -'I'll ?lay of
March, lila.
UNITED 8TATKS TRCST COMPANY
OP NEW TORK, Ex?cuter.
CAHTi:it. t.KDYAHD A. MII.IUKN.
Allume.?-? for Kaecutor. 14 Wall Street,
Borough of Manhattan, .New York Clt/,
WARNS ROOKIES
OF MILITARISM
Cien. Wood Explains Term
to Mean Army's Undue
Influence in Politics.
MITCHEL AGAIN
WINS PROMOTION
News of the Arabic Stirs R. H.
Davis?Trooper Thrown
from Horse.
I B? T?lrgr?ph to Th? Tribun? J
Plattsburg, N. Y., Aug. 1!>. A flash
over the wires that he White Star
liner Arabic had been sunk somewh-it
ruffleil the routine of the training camp
this afternoon. There was no excite?
ment as the men gathered in small
groups to discus? the affair, and no
warlike spirit was evident.
Mayor Mitchel said: "It is not time
for any one to discus? any such thin?-.
It is the place of the President to
talk."
Hut two men would tnke a decided
stand. Richard Harding Davi? de
elared that it but another evidence
that (?ermany regarded our last note
the Basse as she did her Helgian treaty
a ?crap of paper.
Robert Woodnut Miller, Representa?
tive from Delaware, who registered in
Company A yesterday, said: "The time
has come for action on 'the strict ac?
countability' phase of the President's
last note, and the nation is behind the
President to a man."
Hut most of the men feel the BTSS
of the nation nre on them and that
there i* a tendency to resent what
many call the growth of the militaristic
-pirit. ?General Wood dwelt on this
this evening, when he said at the close
of his address on reserves: **Ws must
not do anything which would look like
building up a spirit of militarism, and
by militarism I mean where the mili?
tary party demands a share in the gov?
ernment of the ?t?te and influences its
politic? unduly."
The chief event of the day was the
first evening parade by the 1st Battal
ion, with Cnptnin K. V. Collins acting
as major. A large crowd of officers and
their wives, as well as many regulars,
were lined up to review the men as
they pns>ed. The four companies kept
a remarkably even front, and as the
last. Company I?, swept by with an al?
most perfect line, the regular troops
pplaiidcd it lcudly. C.eorge Wharton
Pepper, the Philadelphia lawyer, was
detailed as color sergeant.
Mayor Mitchel was made a duty
sergeant in Company A.
! For the 2d Battalion target work
continued with these excellent scores:
John K. Niles, 91; R. D. Salisbury, '.>2
J. S. McCloy, si?: I.. R. Cooper, I?2, and
Elihu Root, jr., ?8.
1'uring the afternoon cavalry drill
W. L. Oakley of MS Fifth Avenue, New
York was thrown from, his horse and
slightly injured.
The wireless telegraph squad set up
their apparatus on the field this after?
noon, and immediately picked up a
Montreal station. The practice was
continued during the remainder of the
day.
MARTIAL GLAMOUR
COLORS CITY HALL
Commander McAneny Dis?
patches Orderly Phelan to
Summon Corporal Curran.
Orderly Phelan ?who on regular oc?
casions is the guanl of Mayor Mitchell
walked into the office of Henry H.
Curran, acting president of the Hoard
of Aldermen, yesterday morning,
brought his heels together with a click
and saluted. He laid a document on
the desk. It read:
"Corporal Curran will report at head?
quarters, Hoard of Kstimate, at 10:30
o'clock. M'ANKNY, commanding."
The city official, who had just arrived
from the citizens' training camp at
Plattshurg on a forty-five hour fur?
lough, rubbed a little more cold cream
on his badly sunburned face, rose with
some difficulty from his scat and pro?
ceeded to the Hoard of Estiraste cham?
ber.
Curran had left his soldiering du?
ties that there might be a full at?
tendance at the hoard meeting ?o pass
a number of bills requiring unanimous
consent. The presence ?>f Corporal
('urran made it unnecessary for Acting
Sergeant (formerly known a> Mayor)
Mitchel to leave the ramp.
< orporal Curran returned to his mili?
tary duties last night under instruc?
tions to report to Captain (.. H. White
at !? o'clock this morning.
The subway contracts that are tied
u'i by litigation by Holbrook, Cabot &
Rollins, contractors, and the question
whether it will be possible to make the
pupils in the high schools and the Col?
lege of the City of New York buy their
own books were discussed.
a
Stores Fight Bankruptcy.
The American Pive and Ten ?.'ent
Stores yesterday led i -.. answer in
the Federal c rt to the involuntary
t?..nkruptcy pro -edings pend;ng against
it. The company, which is incorporat?
ed for ;l,i""i,?Hm, (irnu?., ?t is insolvent,
and asks for a dismissal of the bank?
ruptcy petition. The answer alleges
that the a.- ts of the concern exceed
its liabilities und that it is aole lo
pay all debts in fu '
BURROGATE*8 NOTICES.
IN PCRSUANCE OP AN ORDER OP HO?.
J.?hn 1*. Cohalan, a Surr?s?ie of
the County of Nan York, NOTI.'i; i? |,,re.
! by sisen to all per?.ma having; rlalnia
against Samuel 11. Klasum. Ute of th?
1 County of New York, enceaaed, to present
the ?ame with vouchers thereof to the
? ul,scrlbers, at their place of transacting
business, at the office of Whltrldge But?
1er & Rice, No, H Wall Stri-el, in The
, City of New York, on or Ufore th? Bret
day of Deceml <-i next.
Hated. New "fork, the alxth day of Mai
I IS-li.
1 01 isi; VANDBRBIL.T KERR
BARAH J, KlflSAM,
WILLIAM ADAMS KIMAM,
Bsecatora
WHITRIDGE, I'l'TLER 4 KICK. Ati?r.
neys for IAr? utori. ?1? Wall Strret
N- m Y ?::?(
STORAGE NOTICES.
j .1.1. HHIlTllKi!- M?it(A?iK AMI \AN ,,,\|
?stung? War-, >um Settee.?
\ i I Mai ?
IV* ml! .?!! it pu'li- ?-...-,?0.1 at 111 la ? 1 R||
ai A'lg ?', 1?1J, conrti'-:. log .,
It a Snodl. ("-(-"'nal r?f,
i ? ?r m m ran a, follows
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Hau-r Mr. E Murray Lu i li -?mlt!.. Mr? liar
rnt. Mil r I .- ., ira ?o Df |i p Be-asa Mra
? n. i.ai.-a J. Il ,11er. M i. oi leaarla ,
H - M ? Mr ??. i Mra Vaa .-i?:kla!
lain?? Statt, Mi? A..?.i.- ll?il?y, Mr? Oabagua Mr?'
'? -'?> A W. Huaaker Mr- lliittaiai. ?jav. p
Hall. Mr. I? !?..-. H<eea?? M, Krmr * N
l??fi?. .-. - remain, w MartJia Mrs ?
Hutt?. Samud Walk?r. Mi-? H-.li? V ?r?l s,i.?n
IValin. M Ml ? ? r-algy Mr. la-ila.
Mr- 1 i i.r... ? astilngl i Brail h. V pri, r Mr.
i M?,n a l. Urata-i i
" v - --Mi i ll.rn 1!. Mr. \\m
Mr- M l.-a-WK Ml ?la,.: a h?rl.,i, \|r,
Mr and Mr- Lulling. Mr? I ,
Mr? Iraier Mr.. ,l\,-i|. Mil?
1 ?. ( Mr? M?-??..- Ume* ? Kraiiy Mr r.rn
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* * V. ? I .10 l'i.i
UMi i:., Ut, us u.1 ISMS at
Shipping Information and
Marine News of the World
Vessels Arriving at and De?
parting from Port of
New York.
MINIATI IM ALMANAC
Sunrl.e ^ 14. ainiae?. ? 'A: tBoon rt?e?, ?1
?osa's ?i?. ?
IIKill ?A?. p
Sandy Honk . j ?I I g
Ontemor'? I.land . ?"" :
Hell fiat? . Ill *> '
wiruLiss stroHts.
Th? Phllidelphla. reiNirted as l.tfl mile? ???*
of Handy Hook at 7 M a m r??terday. U eipecfd
lo ,1?. k Sillidli? forenoon.
INCOMING STEAMERS.
TO PAY.
Vetad. From. Ml?.
?I airlllo.Colon.Aus H.U F Co
Muuwood.Munira . An? 1.1.Munaon
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SAT1 nPAY. AltilST **_
'Hiiitnn.SanUigo. Aus 1?.VV"d
II .mull?an. Itallio?. Ans M.Am-IIam
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l'hllailelplili ....Uorn?mm. Aus 14. Am-Haw
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0UT6OIN0 STEAMERS.
TO-BAT.
Malla Veaael
-.??.? For. Mae clos?. Ms.
1* un lllo. Tamplio, -_- 12 00 m
Mariana, Santiago. Ward. - J uu pin
(?ATI IIDAY, AI ?Il ST It
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MONDAT, ai ??1ST 23.
F?f?raand. l'avenne.-. S Ou am 12 0? m
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.
n?, H t.
||??.r|natl'.n mi ?teimer. f .10 p. m.
lliiail, Japan. Corra. Chini. Philip?
pine?, nia Sin Frsnrl.arnr. Mongolia. To .Ut
lia ail i tu Ta.nini). Keniuctilan.Aug 2l
Japin. Ci.r.a. l'Iilr.i. Philippines (Ha Saat
Hi), Ta - nu M nu.Aug 22
Bao?ll. Juan ? ..re?, Chlni. Philippine!
?vil Sin Kranclj.0). Ventma.Aug 2S
AltltlVEn.
Prn.a 1er Nrdirlaii leu 'Dutch). Amaterdim July
'-'. Klin-lui. 12. l'aranurtbn 24. D. Hierin ;'i,
Trinidad 1?, Campan,i S?. Cumin? SS, l.a ?.uayra
SI. Cura, a?? Alignai .'. 1 S?Sill Am Ciye? i.
Jet rnle 7. p..ri an Prtfw-j | Pellt (?nare ?, Ht
Marc 1?. ?..?naif??, 11. ? ape Haitian and Port de
P. i 1 ? l'uneh. Klve A Pm, with mat'n and
nulae liar at 10 .10 p m. ISrh
Plillnlelpl.il, l.a liuiyri Align?t %. Puerto (a
bell.? 10. Curaran 11 nid San Juin 14. to Ullis,
I l'aile", k Co, with malls and m..je. Bar it
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V >ni"i|ili Angual 1, to ?h? Compagnie licrierale
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la Mar in I Rli> k llla.-r IS, Kingston 12 and
Pi r Mora' ? 14. I? the i altad Prult Co, with
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PriM?.? Ann?, Newport Newa ind Norfolk, to
?h? Old Dominion S3 Co, wiih mdae. guar at
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVKIi.
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I Dutch i, N??t York ?la W??t In-ll'l md Vene
?uala.
I Maulando?, Aug 17 llyrnn ?Ilri. N?w York,
(illiriltar. Aug ls Itaila ?llri, New York ?il
Halifax tat Oeiiui.
???AILED.
Parir?. Au? 1? 8? P?trt?-k ?Hrl lfr?.m iil.u"?
?nd ?:o|,inil-sl. It- aton i'i-l N?w York
I Am-t?rd?m. Aug 1>1 Mag (DuH-hl. New York
' Ilnnleiiil. Aug 17 Ivleg Rir.M>-n ?.Hrl. .NrwV?..k.
1 l'??rpn.,|. Aug 17 ??-?rgtc iBr). N?v? York.
Karhviia, Aug IS Wilier U Noy?? (fr?.m New
York?. B?iitoa.
i las?,,Ion. A.ig IS ?;i?r,?lra? ?Br). Nr? York
Vilpiril-o. Aug 17 Kdgir I Vin? ?. New York.
I'ASSKI?
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Paint' ?i'l. in I IMterdim.
| (llt?ral?ar. Aug Is ?TiliiM-epe (J iltall. Nr? York
*gf ?1?, a
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records of the
Last Twenty-four Hours.
Washington. Aug. 13 - The Irophal norm hi?
mat to \V?it?rii Arkuul", with sonvwhit low-nr
i pr? MM hut without BMBSslSfl. ?Ind? ll'iry ralng,
liowr??r, continu?'! ',?rr N'orfhes.strrn Trjia. Western
l.??ilsl?iil -Sal Arkami? BBd rstcn.le.1 Into Souther?,
MK-.-iirl ma Tennrs.eaa. TT?r- ?ere alai *B**B*MI
it UN -south Atluitlc led Kist Culf etates it?l In
Kaaaati mat ??eal lammmm ?hower? it, Um iio.-ky
M in,?alt? region. Klarwhrre ?he ueatli? r -iaa fair
Allln.iigli i?nir-sr?nir?? hie? rts?t? g?',er?ll? 'rom ?h?
uppa-r stasSjilppl Villey ca-t?ar.| th?n ?r? -'111 1?
; low th? seMofial aerrig? m fir ??-si is the llocky
Motiiitilti?. rirept ?in lit? Southern T??a- rOSSt,
i ?her? abnormally high i,.tiipa'ra'ur?ss continuo,
|lr"*n.iille reporting a miilmutit "f 10? ?li-gr?"..
West of ?h? mouiiiilm innporiture? remain l.lg'i.
, ?,1th 1 itiialinum of 11 ?i degrees it Yunil. Art/..
, Ttiar* will be riln Krldiy In the Wr?t l.ulf ?titea.
: Krlday ?i,?1 Sitiirtiy In the Kt.t Otllf it. t louta
? A'linilc ?late? and th? Ohio Valley and an BalSf
dir In the southern portion of Hi? MM,II? Atlantic
! .IMrlcis Kr"ra th.. lik? r??l,>n ea.t??id the
; ??ather ?111 h? g?c.?r?lly fair Krldiy utd Saturday.
TVmperiturm will rem?l,i n,.-:-??-...- eaat of ih?
Mtssl.vlppl Klrsar. hut will he ?omesihit Higher I,y
Sltur.liy in III? tt,t-rl?>r of Um W??t (lulf 'inn.
WI-..1? f.,r Krldiv at l Saturdly North Atliiillr.
. senile to tundente we-t. t??,-.,nili,g ?arnMc. Mi I'll?
Atlintle. mi.lerile ?est. t.c,-,-nil?-.g rarlal.le ; Sa.u'h
I Atluitle. ni?.?l?r?te en.?'., Ka.st Ou.f. m??leri(e lo
fr-s'i -?I'ltl,, W?st U'llf. n?,?lerite. nvwtly ?outh and
i ?iut|i?e?l. upj*r likes. g<-?!t!e to ni.?<leriie -hlf'i'.g
, atilda, ?Matty nor'h-i.t uni east n??r southern i?,r
tloii PrMay, with fiir neither, lower likrs, mod?
ern? firlil.le will., Kr1.U>. with fair weather.
For-cast? fer Sp-elsl LecstltlM. -Taatttm Prnn
, ?ylTUtli. fair I n.laj. Satur-li'. ia???*???, tweam.
filr northeiAt
iTliwire. fair Krlday : Saturday. In?-re?lng cloud
i"?--. Mamen '-? ?ISM
M.iril?.,!, partly .loud) eaet led ?how?r? I-'ridi?
or Krl.liy night west. S?(iir,la>. unse((l?,l. prohal.li
?l?mer?
Tin- |ll?irt?-t of Columhl?. pirlly cloudy Krldiy.
Bliurdir, ti!is.'itl?d, prohahly ?houers.
Vlrslnla, partly cloudy Krldn. alio??r? ?outhwrit :
'? S.ii'ir'l.ii. .shoncr?.
?V?at*tH l'?"i,av!??iili, pirtly cloudy Krlda?. riln
it i iglit or Siturdiy.
New Jeney ind New Y?rk. fair Frliay; Siturdiy
partly cloudy.
Sea Knglind ind upper Mlrhlgin, fair Krldiy
' ni'l Siturdiy.
Lacil Officlil Rreord. ?Th* following ??trial r?-.
or?i fmro ?he Weither Hureiu shows the changes
In the temperature for the last r v? .-nt y four hours Hi
liiBBI?l?SSa with the oUBMpaaaSBS 'lat- of la,I
1!>14. 191X.I 1914. 19I-.
I il a. m. 7?! S? f, p. m. ?4 7"
? i m.7 ; Ml S S. ta*... 79 "I
? a. ? S3 '4 11 p. m. 79 '9
I 11 m. M ri 17 p. m. 7? ?
4 p. m.!?-, '.f,
lllghf-t temperitiire yeiterdiy. (74 deir??? ?at
I p m '; !ow??t, .',? degr??? lit ? a. ml, ???rii?
yesterday. '-7. ??ma? for ,.rresp.,n,|tng dite la-t
year, ??. lo-rig? i ,>r f?ri??B?aSao>f ?l.'a laat llur
(> Ihr.-e jear?. "2.
B?rem?t?r Rtadtag?.
? i m in ?t ! 1 p. m. 79 97 I ? p m :9 97
Huialdlty.
I a Sa....Sa I 1 p. m 49 I p m ',.' .
,l*or?raal ?or l'o ?Iiv Kilr todi) ; tomorro?
pirily ?!,u?l>. moileriie ?" ,l to ?.?.rtliueit arlada,
nero?tns ?urlil.lr.
BLAMES ESCORT
IN GIRL'S DEATI
Brother Says Victim Fell Int
River While Resisting
Attack.
Pell? Rotkopf, of 2''.'. East Ninet-v
ninth Street, whose bo?iv was take
from the Hudson Kiver near _dg.
? water, N. J., on Monday, is believe
to have fallen into the wafer whil
resisting, the at'ack of a man in wh?ts
company ?he was liest seen alive. He
brother Harrv, who positively identi
lied the bodv to-day, is responsible fo
this theory.
Rotkopf said that Fella, dith an eld
er si>u-r, had cone on a boat ex
??ni-ion up the Hudson last Saturdaj
??' vas a hi?; crowd on the rease
and the two girls became separate?:
1 ter, the .?ister saw Fella tlancini
with a stranee man. When the boa
, returned to the dock she could not b.
, intuid.
"She had no reason in the world t?
I commit suicide," Rotkopf explained
' "She tras always light hearted an?
, full of fun. She either jumped off th?
boat or w-as pushed off while protect
inz herself from her assailant."
A bodv. believed to have been His
Margaret Wortke, the student nurs?
i of St. Luke's Hospital, who has beer
, missing more than a week, was posi
. tively identified \esterday bv he
! brother and sister at Port Jefferson
j L. !.. where it was washed ashore oi
i Wednesday.
Coroner Gibson yesterday mornin,
j ordered the body buried. It is be
i lieved that Miss Worke drowned whilt
[ swimminir.
The body of a man, apparently aboul
: thirty years old, and clad in fc darl
suit, w.is found yesterday floating ir
Fn\ Pond at Kockawav. Il was taker
to the Morgue to await identification.
CHARGES CONSULS
DEFIED U. S. LAW
Federal Attorney Says German
and British Officials Aided Al?
leged Neutrality Violators.
San Francisco, Aiitf. It. Allegations
that the imperial German ConsuUte
and A. Carnegie Rom, British Consul,
at San Francisco, iurm.-hed a quarter
'if a million dollars, directly and in?
directly, to men under indictment for
i violation- of the neutrality of the
\ United States, wert made in indict?
ments maile public to-day by John W.
I Preston, United States District Attoi
ry- _._
Standpatters Would
Retain Long Ballot
i c, a s-afT f*Sft_pSMS0l at Iks T.
Albany, Aug. 19. -Frederick C. Tan?
ner, Republican state chairman and
head of the committee which drafted
' the shorter ballot proposal with its
attendant reorganization of the state
departments, admitted to-night that
some of the standpatters in the Con
.?titutiiiii.il Convention were trying to
.get him to agree to what would mean
the continuance of the present long
state ballot.
Mr. Tanner ?aid that Russell Wig
gin.-, of Middleto-A-n, recently ?ug
gested to him that the election or ap
i pointment ?if -?t?te officers should be
j referred to the people as a separate
amendment.
BANK RESERVES REACH
THEIR HIGHEST POINT
National Concerns Hold $1,-1
840,000,000 to Meet
Demands.
rFri.ro Th? Trlliui.?- Iliirmi |
Washington, Aug. lt>. National
banks and the twelve reserve hanks,
exclusive of state hanks and trust com?
panies, it was stated at the Treasury
Department to-day, have an unem?
ployed loaning capacity sufficient to
enable them, if need be. to carry at j
market value the entire cotton crop,
half if not the whole of the wheat and
tobacco crops, and, in addition, to
finance $1,000,000,000 of exports until '
the purchasers can pay for it in gold
or otherwise.
Controller of the Currency Williams
points out that the banns will soon
face large demands in supplying the
seasonal and ordinary as well as the
extraordinary calls ahead. These re?
quirements he summarize? as:
"The yearly recurring demand for
funds with which to move the crops.
which this year, except as to cotton.
are unusually large and commanding
t full prices.
"The unusual demand for funds
which may arise to .-nable cotton grow?
ers to meet any congestion in the
movement or marketing of the crop in
the event that cotton should be de?
clared contraband.
"The demands which are likely to be
made upon the national banks, both
directly and indirectly, in connection
with the extension of credit to foreign
purchasers of supplies of all kinds,
und to pay for the American securi?
ties which may be returned to us by
foreign creditors."
The abstract of condition of national
hanks as of June -.'. shows that actual
reserves amounted to $1,H40,000,000. or
$77K,000,000 more than the amount the
banks are required to hold. The sum
exceeds by $319,000,000 the greatest re?
serve ever held by the national banks
at any time prior to the passage of
the Federal Reserve act.
BUSINESS CARDS.
C-HCFI 1. I AIU'KT ?LEANING <'u.?Clean* n?
ouuiprvkarvi ?ir. ?turn. hand or on Boor i;i1
V-- i i a 131 Lut led) H lOi. A HHAMiT
T?. I 2 ISIh
MII.TK.IiAIH TYIEWIIITTEN I.KTTI.I;> ... o'
?1 '.i'. I.SSS. II.?5; 10.00?. J9 ?IK?) It
M ' A nil KKi'llI' 1-n ilriiialvaay i E.|Ulla.t k- lllils I.
R. ... ! i : II.. lot 4 ,i1 ?
NEW YOfiK tA.tl'KTf LEANING WORKS.
?iliiejt. I.arxeol. M<*t M?l??ru.
rm ni t,s woven nioM old r__FCT_
ITIf*?. H?a..n:- : ,.e s>nd for ftrcujtr.
T?i ?SSt-SSM itr.u.t ir.:-43S w?t ?;tb ?t
_HELP WANTED.
i-emaies.
UANTEO IBS stria, np*rt ?wlmn,?r? o
?Pl?ar i: 1 if in.i'l.M pli-tur? pfodu.-tloii
arith ANNETTE KEI.I.EKMA.NN l'-*m> .,t
t?.e and f.-rrr: I .- -a ? Wrll. V I. .
li.u 4',. Ita?.m l."I, J-'1' ?fit 4.-.1 al
_WORK WANTED._\
Hal*.
IIAM?T MAN ? I'Uiitrr. r?l>*rri?n??r. rSSetWWr,
<i .|. r>t?in? ttnm aj.ii n paira; niljrli? ?g-,1; tx*t
uf rvfarr?i..-e 1 W, 'M < ?rlt.in St., ltn?.|>I>ri
DOMESTIC SITl VTIONS WANTED.
Female.
Iim si.wiiKKI.n ? F.ui.l*ti Amtri??r. ?irons: ?til
InS city or crur.trj, ?mlleial r?ftr?o??a UrOir?
Ait-cy V K. l.iui iL I'-.-?.? Ml? Hum-. ?
?5E4RCtttlGnt POUTE
M.? lllKIt-.1.11 IN V?TMOl
mu? the NORTH.
Dally, u niiiiii. Hunda)*
f'aiiltal ( II) Um I??? ?' It. .? I? . *??"?
Cana] ?I - ?*_? I*. M.. W : 12d si .
?tea ?'. M i. avs Tro* l:?? |\ au
Albany s:oo r. M. f IT? li ''?'
>?-? Mslit ?.?l>r?--? t-i. r : \ P. .
KifKI t. ?I.. Weal 1J-M St . 10:0*1 I' *4f.
!.. rt . . || . . . . v pr >u?lil?> I 0:0? P. M .
Albany, dally, ?ri Indina Sun.Lv. 11:00
I* M rara ?I uns tvey, fi '??'> roand 'rip
P*Mle's Um- !*:? r y:. H, u . fl:Oo r M..
W 1.12.1 St.. fl:.'0 I*. M. I.. a.
S:?? I?. M. K.ir.r t? ''O BfM ?",, 5! ,0
roand trip.
?uivlay ?nomine
boat for Newburfh.
l'ongtik? e| n|'. K i? 11-?<
ion Point -mi Ai
biny I? aves PI? r 32.
N H B::'? A. M..
W. ISSd S- HIOO
\. M. I <??'.??? Al
lian,. 10:0(1 A. Vf.
T' I Sprinte *.?4?)0 day
or nii?iit
Largeel Hiver
-i.-.iin ihi'ti in
th- f. ...Iil
? tillD5?l?J.
C2MPdte?.'
SUNDAY SAU
Up the Hudson
This la a ?leutrhtful flay'? outina;:
IM mil? -ni 'hrriiiKh th<: most beau?
tlful portion of tli? r. ?
Newburgh, Pough
keepsie & Return $1
on the big handsc me steamer
BENJ.B.ODELL
[?eaves Pr inkIla m . Ituid
H>?t 1-''<th St.. 1:1? A St., fur Wem*
Point Bum ?m Mi ??. burgh ind Po Ifftrl ?
r- ?], ? Mual I ? '.? II .11:1. I.lili. Ir
?1 Trip. I!
CENTRAL HUDSON LINE
i i ?M**?,Jf_t___f__?
UP THE BEAUTIFUL HUDSON
Str. "HIGHLANDER" ??.?SA.
?i-i'kiin.\? | -uimI.iv? i - Battery 1:1$.
Str.MARY POWELL Str. NEWBURGH
MTee_?ays?Dnlj s.inri'.v t HotM'ss
Ian u ?tnd SI 10 M, w. 129t*n m 1" to AM
noun.? Trip, Dally, itw. Children, I Se.
a, 1 . r??n, 50c.
M? M I l-TI U SI HT < O. Tel H'nad ''5?
_ Marv Povarll >fl?*t (o. T-l Spin,-; 4141
FALL RIVER LINE
TO BOSTON $4.00
Strs. |.. Pier li, N' It. ft. Fulton St.,
telly rit I 3) P If. Music.
Pro.idenee Line: Strs ?. Pier 14. N. It..
ft. Fulton Sir' et, \vek ?lay? only. 6:00 P M.
New London line. str. lv. Pier 40, N. K..
ft. Houston St., wei-k days only. 5 40 P. M. ;
Pi-r 70. K it. ft. E SSd St.. ?:00 P. M.
Net* H.-?lf.T?l l.lnr: Sri. I.v. PI?f 40 N.
II , It Houaton St, week ?lays only, at S f\ M
Nr* Haven Line. Mr - PT-M ft, K. R..
ft. Catbarlna Hi . week iiay?, 1 4; P. M.;
(Sundays, I .in A M. Pier 10, ft !?:. 22d St..
meek laye, :?.<"i f. M ; Btaadaya, 10 mO A. M
Hriili.i [inrt Line, ?reek days ,r'.y. str. 1?
Pur II k h . 3.00 P. IL; Pler 70. ft a. ;:>*
St., week days. I 10 P M ; Banda) s. 4 ?.i P.M.
Worcr.tfr. $2.60: Pr?-1denc? direct. $1.5?.
-taternom?. SI. ?1..?U & S?.
Dnilv. m. lulling Sunday. 5:30 p. m.
from l'Ier la E. H. 'TPbeos 2700 Beekmt.-.
fit? Tii-ket Off)?, ?0 Broad???. N Y
i iliaV?n TIcM OfTlre K-\?> ?r.rl -J3.1 m.
_Wrl-? for |llii?tr?t?d F-'l-tcr
CONEY ISLAND
ROCKAWAY BEACH
ffTRi! IHim-i-Al.r ? CIMBRIA I? las I-ir?
Wert l - ? -? . '?' ? - ?t., III!; Battery,
Il H? Coi..", lala i. I; Rorkaway, .'.; Exeunton Mb.
KEANsbuh^
L? Hall?-, Inilv LX. 9.:;0. 10.30 am.. I 2. 4 ;10.
' ?5. ?4 1.30 p.B. Sun. *i|ii ?. 11.49 ?m. 10 3?
p _, 11? i 1 :? "1 S:n.I. Trulliru tu i.l I. r ? > p-.i.
blocs isi..\m?. obiknt.
(?kki;m*?'Ki. ?h?iiik islako
AM? s.*?!' IIAKHltK.
gtr ? Slilr.iir ? i? k ' ur MontauK Strsmboat
Co.? Line leaves N V. c.er ft. inn St..
_ K . Tu?a SBd ?liura.. ?,30 P M.; Sat..
1 n 1 I* M_
INSTKl ( TION.
NEW 1??KK?Miinliutlan.
The Barnard School of
Hfll 1 EH*' ID ARTS
7'Jth M
I'ra.'l.ai ? Una?? III Ore, ., |i..nr?'?? An.
? - : I - ? * 1.
SEE SCHOOL L_ BOYS
FIELSSTON. W?S1 2U1H SI. SSSS?
4 inii'ii?. ? ' '? . CortUndt Park H u
-?,- u ? ??? 1 1 ? If? .? mi
?II .l*v. Ineludlns ?>?'1r-l.1v Klud. -3-141, VP??
Hour IVruil- ? A 1 : ??Ulli ICA!?
BARNARD SCHOOLFcs GIRLS
421,423 W. 146th SI. Tfl ,5A5UU 20tn Year
' i? ?1 ??
BARNARD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
met? Ci A Ft. W*?h. A?. Til. 6851 Aud. PnSun
l//in M. u I 1,ran.mar ?Ira lar* ?.irla, an
IRVING SCHOOL
I? I?. K \V :r, ? km MTU HT.
BOTH !'K"M ? T.... ALLDKPARTMKNT8
IIS Oraduat*? Havr Entered Co ?
for boys under :.it.. ii_
TIIK Hfr.l.l 11/ >( IIIIKI 01*1 iWflliaW
\n? nt
'K-:,n V4.?l illh Street.
Hi-tvv-rrii tiltil tuniie ami P.n>ui|?ay.
filsi.N?-s M MOOUL ?
BookkeepiM, Sbonband, Serre.
rial, TvpetArriting, Spanish. Chil
Service 4 Sleaotype DepartaalB.
tarlol,
Day a::-1 Evening -?ession?.
?Call or ?rrite for Cataaoeue
?a?... v. ?4IIC IO? ?HlOfUf.
?IM SI. a la.., A?
PACKARD
aw. COMMERCIAL
SCHOOL
I.exiiiRton \?e. in.I 3.,th Street.
Sen.i f : Proap in- No Bolteltora.
LAIV ?? no'il ?.
LAW SCHOOL BSk
il?) N UHUO ??TKK.ET
Near Pad ral and 'nunty Court?
Brooklyn BrtUa? Bubwa) iiu.Uuj) TunneL
Afternoon Claiaes 4:15 to 6:15
Evening Ciaste* 7:45 to 9:45
Term llesin? Si-pl. IS, ( AM: IYBT?M
Tuition P??. ?'n- Mur. Ire.! nod T-n I
Catali>au?i ?? rit ?m application to Heglatrar
_ ?t l.'OOI. AGEMC1E8.
\inerlian and Kiireisn Teatrher?' A(enr?.?
Supp ..-> Profeeeers. Tea? h. r?. Tu tura,
r,, l'oliegea. ?4cho.il? and
Apply to Mr? M. J. VoLNO
it Li UN, II L'?luu eauartt.
u
Up the Hudson
By Daylight
All her?i?e Dally Ki<?pl ??odas.
Direct Hall Connection? to al? peda?. _.
tho Cfct?kll!s. Saratoga, ?re A?*'.ruB44??*
?he W.?t and North. Muii,. L*?t?ar?at
All throush rail tick??? L.?u??n N?? ??J
and Alt.my accepted. ^
De?l.r?s*ea hi. I 40 A M W 4?4 ?.
? A. Bt; W ISStti 81 . ? 2) a m . tJ??TT
?:4f> A M . lan'ltna; ?? Weat Point. jtiV
hursh. l'?.'ighke?p?..-. l..-g.,'?,r, point r^.
kill. Iludaon and Albany ^^
AI?m? l).-?hr.,??e? Ml.. '. . , u, ?*- a?
II; W into St. 19 2*; Tonk.n. H ? ^
M , f?.r Hear Me II ?r <;*
. wall. Newhurgh en-1 Po'ighk?. pu?.
Ooe DMy ?Mitlng? to l*oughk?ep?lg, ?la,?-,
hursh 11 rat 1'i.lnt. or He,.r MounUia.
Afternoon Boat
for Hear Mooatala, West >' ? ' abor??.
Poijgl,ke?psle. K: . inlaS
>?\e? li, shro'???-? ? Wr?
M . I t M.. 9 IIHI M p ?
Tonkrr-a. :.45 P. M 1 . , *? pl Sinter
Heal outings le H- <r . tala and W.*
Point, returning by Str Ti'Himi tlL.
ton."
D Hudsonv River
ay lu i ne
lie?! ro.-s?-* St. Tier. Tel 4M! Spring, M r
CUNARD
?EUROPE via LIVERPOOL
'Oduna,. . Sat. Aue*. 21, 10 A. M
?TUUCANIA. :, tpu
SA.V'M.s -, p jt
' "CAMERONIA. . ' P 5t
ORDUN <..... ? '.'' A S.
?TtS'-ANIA . pa
BAXONIA. Sot, ' ? 2. t1A.IL
?Kn lla-ojU ? ?
ROOD Till. WORLD Hit R?.
' T-hraxigii '.?vikl'tr- to all pr r ? watm.
C0*4PAHYS OFFICE. ? 7? 7? STAT? ?T, B. T.
FRENCH LINE
Compagnie General? Iranaatlantlqu?
POSTAL Mittlre
Sailings for BORDEAUX
LA TOURAINE, - - Aug. 21,3 P.M.
ESPAGNE,.Sept. 4,3 P.M.
CHICAGO,.Sept. 11,3 P.M.
ROCHAMBE AU, - - Sept. 18, 3 P.M.
POS CKOK.MATION AfPLT
COMPANY'S OFFICE. Ai?^&ss|
For Your Vacation?
,: BE H ill DA
9-Day Tour?AH Expense? $45.50 a*
I - :?;..-? S -?
( ooler Uiu II ? - ut H-aottt
aaxtd for Dm il?:,; U., .-..? I it ??real*.
Twin Screw 'Bermudian"
S?My?S??eaJ?Comfort?Sail. AKeratM w.|. ?tea,
?Jiiel.cc ?. N. to.. 32 1?, . : ay. N Tj
Cook A toa, . i I I M IE
A? ; llajm.'t 1 A Ar : ?? ft
M*r?ten 1 -l?: I K "*.. JH
H'?a>; K. 11. Dm. 11 ? *9%
- ? I
Pot Per?- a I >- 'Mim
I'IIII.AI.I.I.I'?IA v . ? \? AS s-PC I
MAIIA? "Alii?? -I' I Zl '-'A "IA ?
(s^l.,- a .-. . I. r li.nogw?.
HI.lss. 1 SX1JCT1 A ? ?'
1?r.?r?i Manager?. ? * * ? *"**?
BOATII 9a* ?"-sat of
K Ail L . ?<? la.?:*-).
-. ? ?
LLOYD BRAZILEIRO. ?7 It?** lt.. N V Cr**.
9Xama\a\a\mt lUklh H? s>V VtiSt.
Official Agent? all line?.
Ilaamonil A \\ Int. ..ml. l?..tti MB A?.TI.
Atlantic His-tilands
-c,?- FARE UlCts
AUTOMOBILES CASRICOl C??BI*U
This llout? '
!..
loot
10 A M - 1 "
Train? A Troll??- To AM Coait ?rula
, I.l?r ..
: m
DAYLICHT TRIPS
long Island \
NEW LONDON UNE
* *laZ
I - N ? I? V ??
i- ... .ra^ a*"
4 ils Tl. U.I Auen? ill l<r.ia.i?ar. ?*?? *?"
IIAII .V \M> -I M?H ?''?"''I
INTERSTATE PARK LANDIMSS
i.titiM. nu r m i - v i ?i -*? > ?
STK. KINUaTON Leave? ?' ?
M A M . - and i V M i'.i ' ? ? ' ?
50- YACHT TRIP 1%
?*CM- CLIFTON LEAVBS rOOT ???ST *teewr.
Radretlrur, Ctti .-i? ?- ? - "?-SfiKi
I*-*. ?V-raM i"2l !o'.?-.i-a Hoi*? ?***"*? ****>
Sight-Seeing Yachts
(??? I**}
TO S??OY'hO?K ANO Tail ?CIAS
Li*, nittrry Pire < , """"""feTl
EX( I RSIONS.
[ A DAY'S PLEASURE
? ss?^X?I 31 *ii Tel < *?ssT
HADO CgAL-NOSHC-i- (gMgC _ _
Lake Hopatcong $1.00
Next Sunday t^SlX
Lt. W. 2*dS?.I.J0: I .b?-- tuSMSAW
iackaoa Ave., Jersey C.y, v.'.r ?JS.
L?. Broi? S(ri?( N?w?t?, - ? "?
Atlantic City $2.50
Next Sunday '^'A
L? IS : .
L?. Ji(i?on A?? J?
L?. Broil - "??
via New Jersey Centrai
Delightful Afternoon Tri"
to Bear Mountain ?nX*
or WEST POINT
Steamer "Albany"''-^
Str. "Robert Fulton"
. ?i
l.cire l?e.tr.s-..-> - . ' ' . A
M . ?A.-at ?.I st .' P M ?Arsl '"> X'|aa?|
P M 1 ... | 4*. P M II - ? ! ' ?*;'. 'Au?"
?I Heir Moui.iiin or imple '"?>- ?l "'"*.
drls? an i
? me "
t'EBT TBIP FOB ?ATlaBOAV AFTtSj??^,,
BLOCK ISLAND, ?j'en
? EVLRV SUNDAY. V I |WU
\ . I t I.'a: I I?
?a?-<ii(ai:l? I'-? ' ttt M
emt
?I.hV l ? ? mat
cur-lo?. ,-.?."ill", Sai'ii .? : ??? '

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