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uu THE NEW YORK TIMES. THURSDAY. JANUARY 13. 1910. s) REPUBLICAN CAUCUS IS HELD IN PEACE Insurgent Attend Meeting to Elect Congressional Committee ind Two Ct Placet.

TAFT HOPES TO END STRIFE Expected to Issue Ststement at to HI Poaltlon Yala Man Appointed to tucceed Pinch at. Stftial to Ik Kew )'er Thm. TVASHINUTON. Jan. lZ-In aplta of re-porte that bornbehella would ba exploded to-night, tha meeting or tha Republican delegations of tha llouaa and Senate for tha election of tba Republican National Congreeslonnl Committee pee.d ff smoothly, without a murmur of disturbance.

Tha Insurgents were wetl 'represented, and those who were not preeent aald they considered tha meeting purely routine. Having participated In tha election! held previously by their State delegatlona, they Old not eee tha neceaalty of being on band hen those elections were ratified. Representative Olrott was elected a tnrmber for New York Bute. for New Jersey, Senator Bulkeley lor an! Representative Mooie for I'canaylvaala. Two of the memtiers ara out and aut insurgents.

They ara Representative Woda of Iowa and Representative illnshaw of Nebraska. Repreeetitallve of Wisconsin Is on tba fence, lie came to Congress presumably as an insurgent, but failed to develop. Now. however, according to a promliifint member of the progreealve la itrlilne In he an Insuraent and the antM'ainou men are hoping It la onlr a matter of time before he will ba voting with them. He Is said to have an flounced prlvat.lv that ha will not be (or rmniin far Hno.kr another term.

A good deal of anti-Cannon pressure Is br ine brought to beur on him from nis aia trir. The meeting to-night was presided over by Senator Hale, Chairman of the Senate -aut-ua. On account of the Illness of Representative Iourtenslager. Secretary of the last Congressional Committee, Repre. aentatlve Mi Inlay of California acted Secretary.

Representative MrKinley of Illinois, Chairman of the last committee, said he would call a meeting about Jan. II for the or officers. The Wisconsin delegation In Congreea baa derided to that the Congressional t'niiimltlee rive a statement of all receipts and espeilllures In the last campaign ami lu campaiana in the future. The leconaln men will demand thnt three statements be prepared In the great est detail, showing from whom all moneys were received and to whom every dollar waa paid. The Wisconsin delegation, which la strongly Inauraent.

has an Ides that the Conareealonal Committee, which exiatg for the purpose or helping Republican 'wnaraafonal candidates, haa been devoting aome of Its efforts to hindering the change, of the party whose politics! rred la not entirely In with the tleaire of th organisation. They figure that If th.lr demand for a detailed statement Is acceded to. It wilt be difficult to discriminate against Republican candidates who are likely to turn Into In-aurgrnts. Krom a representatlce who la In a position to know It whs learned to-day thst while popular report that the funds collected by the Congressional Committee for the laat ntigrclonttl campaign amounted to J.V.ii, the total, aa a matter of fart, waa leas than 8lV. Thla que.tto did not come up at the meeting to-night.

President Taft la accredited at the Capitol with a desire to put an end to tha Internecine war which threatens his A1-ministration. It wag common report today that tha 'resident waa preparing to assure the public through some form ef communication that there waa no war between the Administration ami the H-o publH an Insurgents. There waa no disclosure of details, but leading Insurgents were expectant of some such official repudiation of the war being made upon th.nt by the Republican organisation tnemliers 01 the llo'iee. That correspondence haa passed between the and Representative orris cf Nebrarka. one of the foremost Insurgents, concerning; the situation was admitted by the Nebraska member to-day.

but In the absence of ufflclsl ssnctlon h- declined to make publlo tha contents of the letters. Mr. Norrls wrote te the President pretesting against the action of the Re-futdlcan Congressional Committee In op-iMtelng Insurgent members In their home Metritis. In reply Taft Is aald to have written Mr, Norrls a letter declaring that the Administration waa making no war upon any member of Ihe Hnuee and that he In no wise blamed Individual rn.mb.rs for acting In an Independent capacity In anything affecting themselves or the districts. The President, however Is said to have dprect.ld the action of tha Republican Insurgents In making such a fight as to cause the press and the publlo to believe thai a division had occurred within the party au that the administration onfronred with a eerloue defection In Its own ranks before It bad beoumo a year I'M.

Itcpresentatlve Miller of Minnesota, an ether of tha Insurgents, la aald also to have similar assurances from the Iresl-leiit s-ut to him through an Intermediary. GRAVES FOR PINCtlOTS POST. Head of Yale Forestry School to Be United States Forester. WASHINGTON. Jan.

II President Taft thla afternoon appointed Henry B. Graves, IM rector of tba Yale Torestry School, aa forester of the United States, to succeed Clifford Plnchot. lie also appointed Al bert r. Totter, at preaent acting forester, aa associate foreater. Tha new forester and hla associate ara both known aa lln-chot men.

Doth bava served under Mr. llnchot. and both ara In sympathy wttn Is policy of administration. It waa largely through Mr. PInchot'a efforts that tba Tale Force try School waa established, and Mr.

Grave want from tha past of Assistant Chief of tha Division of Forestry under Mr. Plnchot to become director of tha school In 10OO. He had served In tha forestry division for two years. Mr. raves waa graduated from Tale In Wi.

Ha waa trained la forestry la this country and In Europe, and haa had ex tensive eaperlence In tha Weel. having made the reconnaissance survey of the Jtlack lime in l'7. Mr. Uravea will taa lip ma uuiifa as lorrurr rco. 1.

Mr. Potter, the new associate forester, ho lU(1'M4ll I IVf rtnn I v-1 la tlve of Cullfornta. and liad aentalt of nla me in tne est until ne necama a m.ra ber Ihe foreetry staff nine years ago. lie bas had Jurisdiction over all graalng privileges wiinin ine preeerves. lie well acguainted with Western condition.

aixl la thoroughly Informed of all the pollcUa and practices of tha forest service. NEW 1IAVKN. Jan. aelectlon of Henry 8. tlraves to be National Forester In place of Mr.

Pinchot did not surprise the Yale authorities, who knew of the calling of Mr. Uravee to Washington. It la aald at tha offk-a of the Secretary of the university that no statement as'to a eucceaeor'To Mr. Orevts wou'd be made until after the rorporatlon meeting to-morrow. It seems likely tWal t.mp.wary head of tha Foreetry eVhoul will be chosen, aa the students In th: department are now In Ihe midst of Ihe tilcal work In preparation for taking ip field work tn the early Spring.

iTuf. Toumev may bo selected for tha place temporarily. The Pinrhots bava been tha greatest backers of and financial donors to the Yale ftrhool of Forestry, and Olfford Pin-chot la popularly referred to aa the fat he. of tha school, it would pleasa Tale mm If Mr. Plnchot could be induced to tak Charge of the school, but It Is not believed that thla sea be made poeslble.

Mr. Graves several yeers ago waa married to tha' daughter of rierca N. Welco thla city. Arthur T. Iladley aald: I consider tha appotounent a moat axoaQaut forestry and la a clear-beaded bueiocesl man." I Commends Plnchot Work.

Tne Manhattan Single Tax Club, through Ita President, rredertck Cyrua LVubew ber. haa written to Glfford Ptn- rhat. ex-Oil-f rnrwor of tb T. nlted praising Mr. Pinehoca right to rmiHrrt th.

National resource and offering him Ha su court in the determined ium hkh he baa taken." REJECTS SENATE RESOLUTION. Hom RcfBaes to Cosicar la Amend. ments Regarding Balllafer Inquiry. WASHINGTON. Jan.

li The House to-day refused to concur tn tha Senate amendments to tha so-called Ptncbot-Bal- Unger resolution, and decided to ask for a conference. Tha Speaker named tha following conferreea: Representatives DsJ-aelt of Pennsylvania, Smith of Iowa, and Fitzgerald of New Vork. Tba Senate members tf tha Conference Committee are Senators Nelson of Minnesota. Clark of Wyoming, and McEnery of Louisiana. In announcing- tha arrival of tha Sen ate; resolution Mr.

DaUell said that tha nioet Important change mag In tha House measure was tha elimination of the restriction that tha Investigation should be completed before tha and of tba present session of Congress, Tba Senata joint resolution la a compromise measure, tha basis of which waa tba Jones-Humphrey resolution. A portion of tha resolution reported from tha House Committee on Rules waa to' corpora ted la tha measure, and this In- eluded all of that part which provided for tha compulaory attendance of wit- neeaes and the punishment of thowe who refused to obey the orders of the In vestigating Committee. It provides for ma election or tne House members oy the House Itself In accordance with the wish of that body expressed be a close vote. The sending of the resolution to conference Is a mere formality, and Indicates that tha contest over the form of tne resolution la near at band. SAY CONGRESS AIDS TRUST.

Increased Tax. 8ay Independent To bacco Men, Will Mean Their Ruin. WASHINGTON. Jan. 12.

-Congress waa arraigned to-day at tha annual meeting of tha Independent tobacco manufacturers. President Hugh Campbell of Richmond. 1 accused that body of siding with tha Tobacco Trust and declared tha Increase of the revenue tax on tobacco from 9 centa to 8 cents could be Interpreted In no other way. ir the Increase Is carried Into effect this year, ha aald. combined with tha advanced pricea of Burley tobacco.

It will bring many of the Independents face to face with ruin. Tha only hope of the Independents, President Campbell de clared, la to get a year of grace before tha Increase goes Into effect. He quoted statistics of tha Bureau of Corporations to show that tha trust profits 9 centa net on ha tobacco which It manufactures and sella, while tha Independent profit la but a little more than 2 centa a pound. It waa decide! to ask Congress for a year's extension of time before tha new tax becomes errectlve. The following offlrers were elected President.

V. F. Aaton. Louisville. ice t-resiaent.

w. t. Reea, Richmond, Secretary and Treasurer, J. A. Bloch, vtneeung, esi va.

DAUGHERTY SEES TAFT. Aspirant for Dick's Plaeo In SenaA 8aya Afterward He's Satisfied. WASHINGTON. Jan. 12.Jlsrry M.

Daugherty of Ohio, who haa been promi nent In Republican politlce in that State for aome rears, and who recently an nounced himself as a candidate for the Republican nomination for Senator against Senator Dick, had a long talk with Presi dent Taft regarding tha Ohio situation. Mr. Daugherty aald he was entirely sat-Ufled with the situation anb with the ttitude the President la taking In. the matter. It haa been currently reoortsd for some time that the I "resident's brother.

Charles 1: istt. would again ie a candidate for the Senatorial nomination against Senator Pick. LATEST CUSTOMS RULINGS. English Raincoats. Are Held to be Un dervaluedOther Tariff Decisions.

The Board of I'nlted 8tates General Appraisers. In a decision written by Marlon Da Vrles, President of tha tribunal. baa decided that raincoats from J. Wein berg Son of Manchester. England, ara undervalued, and must pay duty on tha basle of tha advances In value made by tha Appralaer of tha Port.

The goods were entered at a valuation of 8a. 6L, and ara held by the board to be dutiable properly at tba rate of lis. The value of tha coverings la added to the advanced values. 1.1 n.n lace articles from FS and Oustav Prager. botn of Vienna, are n.nj Dy ine Doara to ne autlat-le at the higher ratea Imposed by the The advances vary according to the char- aci.r oi ine mercnandise, and Include dolliee.

Cluny scarfs, and similar goods, all of which are decided to ba dutiable at higher ratea. It Is understood that the board experienced considerable trouble In forming a decision account of if in conmcuni rriuenci. .1 a naa nanoeo rA.n decision sustaining the entered value of cigarette paper exported by 8. Bpltser A CO. Alleged Bankrupt Tries Suicide.

By the filing yesterday of a petition in bankruptcy against Berthold Bendheim. wholesale liquor dealer. 1.487 Avenue A. It waa learned that ha attempted suicide by turning on tha gas on Tuesday, and la now a prisoner In Bellevue HospltnL Ilia creditors, three distillers, allege thnt ha la Insolvent, and haa made preferential pay ments to unknown creditors. Thy alao assert that ha haa purchaaed In the last three months upward of Ol.om worth of roods, all of which have been disposed of.

except about 1.0m and that he la either In poasesslon of the proceeds or haa placed tba same under cover. Hla liabilities ara aald to be and has IS SU.ISJU. Weetckester Caaaty. SUPREME COfRT-Part Monrhtusy, l-art KMgh. J.

114 o-Cenaor R. a Jrane v. Otis Eleator Co. 217 Tele v. EveranL v.

It v. same. lst Maadv v. Hchlelchw Co. 1U7 Oerna v.

11 H. si.v-iirnoenca v. futberland. -Kavaaagh v. NTCaHRRR.

v. Vlllag. ef Rriarrlirf Miimr. H.iear v. City ef Mount Verona.

1st Sabine V. NTCaHRRR. 14s NewoU v. City er Hmutt vernos. tao Toenntna y.

Danaid. S3 PwW es rL MoClatdinr llma et aa Coma, Ac. 2S KeyaeMs v. Cewaa. The following eauawe If answeed teady will be taa.il lor the day.

Ne cause Will be ert dees tor a day wpna the caL 242 Mee v. a R. 344 Kemkl V. Shoeta N.T 4 S4-Vlnrl v. same.

Sl7 Feucaull v. earn. 34S Karerw V. Aeewlmtk llros. S3S Hughes v.

7 a I R. t4a-Perk same. IM TfcOl y. Kabe. Z'-S-Ioal v.

Campb.ll aaa ene. S.4 Zeltaw limruur Oa. y. Valeadlae. Jfta Adama v.

Chap r.wnl sf Am kl ef 8t Joes ssa Malta. XJT Maaas v. RaontkaL SVa Ttwaey v. Brwck.L Har. y.

HmIt aad etaera. 3V-Coa Ir. Ce at Port CtMater y. Malchy. HlgtMet number mtht.

300. SrPHKVK X1 KT-Src-al Term-Mllla. la Valmttne r. 4 I via v. Taa- aeabaaaa, io a.Ma v.

luscea Realty Ca. Cwwaty. gUPREMK CtUKT-Trtaf Ter Sruddee. -S24 aa-kalaortie V. A ijye.se C.

Ky Ce. Lawrence I Cw. tf sarT same, tit-Webb v. Ce. v.

K.Uy. aa admr. v. KTCAHRRyCe. PrW I It On Hal.

mt eal near WH Par tbo amy. HKknt number Twmt-j oa ihviii nmiir ta 4a. tot NTT IVU'RT-Pre RulMlng. Loaf I.U sad Otv. Humrrer.

J. ftb l-eiiv. v. Fraak Tnmllesoa. Tv-Mame e.

Beraard Tralaor. warn. v. wun.m i Fdarl Hertle. U-M v.

Jai ilwe AUrUa CUace, COURT-CALENDARS FOR T9-DAY. FEDERAL. t'Bllee) State press Cwwrt. SHtml la TU Stm rers Timu. WA8IIIKOTOM.

Jaa. ti The fletng were siaeng the areeeeduigs la lae Lauae sw. kuf flpiae Vomr lo-iay; TI Uaalel T. tMahe. nosiee.

mc. V. William Op.ah.ytw Bona. mmnwa. T4-Wcg.

K. Hartmaa, trustee, are- First National Bank of Waterloo, N. T. Ar- 1 li Hanasj punning company, the Mayor aad Council of iJaiUjnor. Arr- isttsC cofii ineinc 4.

Imlf call for Jaa. 11: Noa. BU. K3. Tl.

is, si. St. si. ha. as.

su. Hi. and SI. KITTO STATEa CIRCCIT COURT OF AF-FEALS-Lacombe. Were.

as Noyes. Mstter of Kohl-Hepp BrlcS Co. -127 D. A Royea. ia-Westow Klee Inetrnaient Co e.

Empire Co. ISO Monk v. FtrrflMt Englta U-Uwd v. Vetted Htatea. Jle Cnlted MiatM v.

Deutaeh. 22U Beme v. HeaL 1-im e. same. v.

same. 223 Sam. e. Kings. l.t2 ells V.

I'nltml Statn. 1 Zaaoae v. Oceanic Hteam Navigation 134-Ptnn v. Kelly. Mutual Tranett Vo v.

Tolled Statea. CNITKU STATE CIRCUIT CX)URT-Holt J. Jury calendar. S2 Letoer v. II R.

aoo BtnoUt v. Barton. ST Mc-Csffrey v. NT, NMAtHRR. TO-rergu-soa v.

Cos Rubber Co. aa-gejaa e. same. i -Sparrow y. Hurtlg.

S3 ame Weber. 4-Kane v. Ruao, 10S-eame V. Hilt. SI Wstkins Ornle a Co.

l-roet V. Rarber. 78 0Hara T. ef J. T9 Castronuove y.

Jolme. SOI Ward v. Cornell. Ivfl Raring v. Womaa'e Hot.1 C.

Il-VosJ y. Pnllmaa Ce. Ua Savage v. I. R.

11S Smith V. Houston Oil Co. Iia Levnich v. Cone Ptock Ex BMg Co. CNITED STATE COURT A flams.

J. Admiralty. U2-eely V. Ferryboat Lake- CN1TED STATES DISTRICT COURT-Haod. J.

-Admiralty. ea-Tampa FM.1 Ce v. Dover. STATE. SUPREME COURT-Appellate Mylalon-ln-graham.

P. McLaugulin. LaogbUn, Miller, and Dow ling. JJ. Kn urn.

rated motions. 7S UrDn.Mll Aarlrvw. TO Duryta v. Lohrke. HhmII v.

Life Trust Co. 70 Twelfth Ward Hank v. Luckee, SO Ualgk y. Edsltneyer ac Murgaa Hod Kiev Co. 8J Powell v.

Hames. bl Schwarts v. Onward Const Co. be Hosenstock v. Metsger.

ST Greesberg v. Oreenberg. 88 Harlow V. SB City ef ft vf Psoll. SO Hara.ll v.

Townerad. 81 Schleslsger v. Kletnert Rubber Co. Sjoidoo v. Remington Hherman Co.

S3 Jackson v. Board of Education, SUPKKME COURT Special Term Part I. H.ndrk-k. J. Litigated motions.

1 Bplnelli y. Kingston. ooclete Maurice V. Robinson. Sheerer v.

harx. 4 Davla v. Robin. 6 Halgh v. Zimmerman, a H.u.tl.

y. SLnequita ba Co. 1 Dtnkelsplel v. Aula Club of America. S-Mnok v.

Mook. S-La Chicatte v. Buck. 10 Msnsell Co v. Cutty, 11 Huech v.

Blnns. 12 KaU v. McMonrgal. 12 melon v. Heine tt Co.

14 ta re Mt Vernon Av. 14 Neman v. Parka. 10 In re Sewerag. District Co.

17 Rosenhlrsch v. Levy. IS Engelberg v. Llrberman. IS Relt- ennaa v.

Ellvermaa. SO Levin v. Heseberg. SI Oould v. Alaska Industrial Co.

23 Pabet Draw Co V. Koenlg. S3 Cropaon v. Mars Const Co. J.4 Blgelow v.

Popllk. 25 Bowes V. Hopkins Cs. 2 Oressmaa w. Meeser.

27 Est a v. City of Y. 2a-Nammack v. Polk. 20 De Long v.

Marshall. JO Vi v. Bchwartsschtld Co. 11 Orsy Const Co v. Hellman.

S2 MacDoogall v. Kolan. S3 Thompson Ce v. Brod.ky. S4 In re Jel-lenlk.

36 tn re Morgenthsw Co. a la re West l6th Bt. 37. Ho Mempel v. Weir.

S9. 40 Jones y. Armenia Ins Co. 41 Potomao ReaMy Co OreeJiberg. 43 Spanlermaa v.

Ambard. 4 Newcomer v. Newcomer. 44 Maloaey V. XaUensteln.

4 Destseh v. Weinberg. 44-In re Kammack. 47-Clty of rlhotland. 48-CWy of v.

Rosenblatt. 4 Multer v. City ef Philadelphia. SO Kline Broe Sl Ce v. German Union Fire Ina Co.

Cottonwood Creek Copper Ce v. Kaebuert. S3 Supplementary Spiral Spring Ce v. St. Loula Ar.

Co. Sl-Buttenwleser v. Oold-srhlag. S4-Anhewser Baseh Agy Clemen. NV-Mann v.

Press Pub Co. 6-Bchrelber J. RoaenthsL S7 Harris v. Nat Biscuit Co. Sg Hergr y.

Berger. oS-Slsd. v. glade. SO N.wfokl v.

01 Sltomer v. Ladles Waist Makers' Union. a3 ta rs Pier Old No. SI. S3 Dorter v.

JaeckeL 64 Herman v. Harrta. aft Met Trust Co v. Kkltt. as In re Morgentheu Co.

e7 Mc-Murtry v. Am Mills Co. ftS-Dsvis v. 'itr nf Pbilad.lDhla. 70 Cobb V.

Unltd Eng Co. 71-la re Fidelity. Ac Ca 72 Rogers v. Adler. Meyers v.

Meyers. fM rnnv.nl A SUPREME COURT Special Term Part II. Amend. J. Es parte buaineas.

8UPREME COURT ti pec lal Term Part Hlanrhard. J. Monona, jemurrera. Howe t. T.

R- 2-W-Thompaon Leaasa. Oanenral calendar. Siwl Keoerel Til. Co v. ApartmMit Conat S71b Larsra v.

Oreen Court Bldg Co. 15M Reading Hardware Co v. Mertos Co. SH7S IwIm v. Diamond.

S8S-Elsler e. Kasler. Karnes y. 2A Coaraly v. c.k a3oaJ.naraM Cottonwood Creek Conner Co.

821 Smith v. Smith. 8A71 M.lMlmaa. S47 Vantiey V. Vautler.

S3 Ossueky y. Oasusky. SflOO IJIlenlbal v. Beta. a818 Andru.

e. Am Amuse Co. SMie taaeks v. Ksrnblum. M17 Out-freusd V.

Edison Co. X20 Bradley v. Walter. Stewart v. Mllllgaa.

UC2-Bsrnes v. Wsshburn. S82S Sehanken V. PoU trta Co. HK27 Block V.

Samuel. 882S If Inha nrl I fh.rrl SI PRKME COURT Trial Ti in- Part T- Oof. J. (Criminal Terra. I 1 ArneTo eanianieira.

2 Clartnda De Pasquale. Eugsnla Nikow-hi. BIPREME COURT Trial Term Part IT, Green beam. J. etui sprtarer v.

aaa sons A Co. 6275 Von Rodensteln V. Noble. MIS Le Compt. Mfg Co v.

AsclM-abach's Son Co. STS Potter v. Smith. Davis v. Meteor Realty Cr.

SUPREME COURT-Trtal Terra part VIM Platsek. J. 3on weoer v. brum Jaeiny M'e Co. eaa Armatrosg v.

Chambers. 2122 Mlttnaeht v. Reddy. 2330 White v. Clyde Co.

0072 Desmond v. Giant Const Co. 1T10 Solomon v. Press Pub Ce. 7M Htokes v.

Barber Asphalt Co. 24A3-EngUh v. Klvlnt. Elrrmsn T. Unger.

2275 r-harrh v. Tribune Am. z74 MeAlpIn v. Rirlenour. 3beJ Mlddletoei v.

Reetlw. Silt Monaco v. La SIS McLaaghlln v. Preaa Pub Cn. Il-O Quttman v.

Warhelt Pub Co. TvtO Kirka y. Rnaensesv tTark v. Tllrou. 8S-IIarkett v.

Koehler Co. 177J Prowolsky v. Lamport. 10et Anderson Studio v. Slawson 4V Hobba.

2740 Mareullea v. Ooerlits. 20o Seller vyClsn-cey Farm I-alrv A Bakw-y. KKlA O'Coo-nor v. Conol Oaa Co.

3912 Budetman v. Hrarn. 4 Legot. v. Tasirab Co.

Dworkln v. Weir. S14I Ftneman v. Margollea. 3o7 McOloIa v.

Waah Uts Hoa-PltaL 3423 Fllegel V. At Boston Deepatch Co. 1W7 Bremer y. Guardian Fire Ins Co. 290S Drexal v.

Breng. SOOs Ko.wlng Thalmao. S022 Rregsteln y. McDonald. 142 Savsge v.

Collins. 1T0.1 TCber v. Oelmer. SASt Lledgen V. Nat Klec Co.

2247 McTlerney v. Thempaon. Muldoon v. City Flrepronflng Co. Ub4 Ambroae v.

Orbacb. 2883 Cellbrosa v. Cali-atoiil. lol Fineellver v. Cbnt Co.

2442-Hart v. Wnltcomb. 064 Flood V. Cuha Mall Ce. SUPREME COURT-Trla! Term Part XIV.

niegOTicn. J. arz Carpenter y. Hawea. 92H14 Herklots v.

Loeb. 2S Majud v. Well. IW Patten v. Lynett.

32M Winter v. Tar-flts. 8712 Klrkpatrtck v. Plau. 3728 City of N.

T. Taylor. STSI treses Tt Dllg. SdaWRosenswelg y. Koch, 41 101 8th Ay v.

Walsel. Faurie v. Lasells. 3427 Crane v. Wertkman.

9tM Clement y. Llop. man. S5S7 Anderson Cont Caa Co. 1237 Ilutler v.

Oould. 4700 City of 'T v. Maahelmer. S2u2 Same v. Welch.

643S Kerne v. Chass Talbot Co. S1BT Same Whlttng. 4TUH Same y. Orahem-Chriaholm Co.

3oa Same v. Curtis- S4U3 Nspier y. Hplelmann. 2M13 Keeler v. Stalls.

S122 Ctty ef v. Ireland. 607 Lyon v. West Sloe Trsssfer Co. 24.17 Olllles y.

Msrcws Mason Co. ffll McDonnell v. Int T. 2i3 Kramer v. Wubitsky.

IW3 City ef e. Balrd. 1303 Destseh Vi Kamtnsky. I SIT McCorntack v. city of T.

2MT4 Colemaa v. Coleman, lab Levy A Boa v. Julian. SlM-ftT Weil y. Clark.

SURHOO ATES COURT Chamber Coha lan. c. ui. ior uraew 1 oadert, Jamoa CamrbelL Antoinette Plot, Hug Partar. Jessie I'iik toe.

OHee Myatt. John "ecu, na. rtoomsnn. Btsnks Andrews. aTettl RTbT- Mrr Wood worth, I -rtha Gross CITT COURT Trial Ttrm Part rkoan.li.

Part Bmith. Part Lynch. Part Oreen. J. Part Bchmnck.

Part VI, MeAvor. Part Flnelita. Part Delehaatr. Court opn. at a 4.V $72Gracl v.

Cont Ce. 871-Cirrlone y. aame SS78 Knoea v. Spltser. 8TT Chercta v.

Degnoa Conn Co. 278 Arochtlngt v. Gordon. 4036 Marslgtlane y. Mntocotnade.

6752 rlerllts y. Lase, Nesss v. Lackisndle. 8208 Blwmltne y. Stenge, Martha A h-hmohl Ce v.

Sll-veraoo. A222 Sam. v. Mailer. 6223 aame v.

VI alia. JCsa Tlerl v. Belimeky. 6307 Hay-dla v. Ka'han.

6-T31 OoldVnblank v. Old Dominion S8 Co. S-VtO De Heaallea v. Kelly. km Obwlein v.

8ml th. Il.e4 Kdann y. Hub-way Realty Co. Soli Pries y. Cartoa.

3877 Cora Bank v. Oluck. 400a nronateln v. Epstein. 36S FleUher v.

StelnrekL 60O4 Nathanson v. Peebndy. 6413 (tolll. v. Feld-man Mia Kaplan v.

Ara Credit I On. 6.VW BaliKMl y. Gen Accident. Firs A Ufa Aewur Corps. 6.M8 Rlumllne y.

Salmon. Snydar v. Greenhut. 4147 Upptncett Ce y. Man.

field. 4101-Charlop y. Woldman. 4471 tl Trw Ce v. Gabriel.

6123 MutTy! Morrison. 633e Schmesel v. Waring fL'41 Goodman V. rWrkmaa. 6343 Warahaaakv Gandmaa.

478 Cohen v. Pokreos. IWouul Frlawell y. tireen. Weiati, Knight y.

tfhrr-wend. S13I ReMv v. Hupoert. 3133 rteddv Oreen.tln. 1VO-Juline Johnson'.

Hoom Rwelleshaeh. TtMb-HoM. y. yfc "o-oertla itvtflttlng Cs v. Oertwr" TiaH-tealdherg v.

Frank. trt-K0Uul' Goidfteld. -7-Sea-l v. Fmplra city iuhl war Co. aoja BarWs y.

T.mrlr. rity Pub-way Cn. 23T-Kerwy y. Mrpartland. 417al Maren v.

Rhutwrt Plans Cs. TST Ctnna Munialn Coast O. TiS 1raham v. iZmt-L' 730 Harder y. Clark.

TQn. Srkwarts Kuhn fciAe-Dawsen y. McMabea. e080-Hxrhbeeg v. Frark.

CITT tXU'RT Trio I Term-Part Hhort eausM. lend Wlodmnan v. MicbaeU sjw. lTia-rbpadlrk Denaia. ITIs-Mel Ken) v.

Bsnltv (useertassn Co. lTSO Berber v. Erlanger. 1731 I Jaa y. Hoffmen.

1 -ill Belfior. v. nilnioe Surety Co. 172 Armlnie i-. wi i inn i v.

Miltar. laaa rww. 4I-Ft1nt Stein. ITOIBath v. Met Mre aad Realty Co.

liei Jalkoff v. Maaaga. iu Hess v. toveetora A Trsders Realty Ce. leas Ball Weeka.

lla Barsstlner v. Ooklst.la. Bowskl A Ce v. W.tnst.la. IJua leaacsoa v.

lirenner. iaT '-Palladia v. Rabaae. lJe Kaunas V. WhitalMad.

leOS Oede Bayer Ce Kebls, lara Uallard v. United Tungsten Lamp Ce. lua Ltobie y. 81.1a. 1T43 Coneentlne v.

Illl-won 6uwy On. J71 Bowsky Co v. Grose. ITOS Msgleys Irea Worts v. Schneider.

172s nadier v. Lenaea. 1731 Blraguso v. llucla. IT.tS Oreenbaoni v.

Gwla. 173-Rosks(ia'e. Cenea. 173 tat. Bank e.

Hertsensteln. 1744 Zacchere V. Illinois Sweety Ce, I42 Franklla Feed Stores V. Senile, IC2 Cook V. Marsh.

Sua Berg e. Bream. 1717 Meyere Harnhelmer. 1J43 -Dempeter v. Erklas Co.

1747 lads e. Ble- 106a Backdaaa Sup Loogs of P. loM Barbaach y. Poraa. 17SO Cooper V.

Soratt. 17238111 v. 8IIL 1746 Back v. awaalek, 1730 Beck V. Hammerstela.

1701 Phllltpsoa v. Mississippi Vaiey lnt R. 133 Leavitt v. Heaasl. liZ2 Kntner v.

Met Mercantile Ce. Refereea Appalnted Mew Twrkc. Wlnternlts y. Rleger. (1 Syrvester t- K.

Ward. McKnight v. Fuller Charles H. Traax. Rose Company y.

Moran Alfred B. Jaara- rewer. Madlaoa Square Mortgage Omipany v. TohMch William J. Caffray.

Wright v. oyW James A. Beha. ReeelTera Appelated Sew Tarku SUPREME COURT Amend, J. Morris Weln- stela v.

Jennie Schwab Meyer A use bach. CITY COURT La Fetra. J. Title Insurance Company t. David Laugblin Henry Brady.

CITT COURT IJon nelly. Sagglo John Carueol T. K. McCarthy. Bert K.

Block v. Louie Kluak Jerome A. Kobe, Metropolitan Brass and Bronse Foundry Co v. Sun Electric Are Light Compeny-H. M.

For- Brwoklym Calendars. SUPREME COURT Apr el late Dlrlslon-Jeoood Judicial Department Enumerated day calendar. People v. Bialt. -oM Richards v.

Olll. 173 Matter of UI1L 113, A Seo-fleld V. Wlerk. 140, A Meserols v. Brown.

15 Rupert y. Village of North Pelham. 17 Callahan r. a neon ES. lUa-Begley v.

Int R. ISO Oenevrts v. Furing. 176 jFenpoloskr y. Fulton Co.

ITS. A Polish r-sciety t. Cleglackc. 177. A Kumboski V.

Immou. ITS Kldoul v. Bl.uv.lt. 1T. A Htenv y.

Ash Can Mfg Co. 182, A Waelfle v. Hemthgham. toil, A Rosea-blum v. Tllden Co.

14, A Mclnerney y. Brown lKi, A Bullln v. I R. 1W, A Mullen V. I 187 McNaught v.

Equitable Society. lr8, A Bergen Works v. Trot. I Co. tun.

a n.ieer v. Duilrirk. SUPREME COURT Trial Term Part Mad. aox. rmrt Sutherland.

Part A.plnall. Part Kapper, Part Jaycox. Part VL. Putnam, Part Uarretaon, J. d023 Otaen v.

Newark Meadowe Co. 1X24 Blnns v. Ctty of New York. Mlddl.ton v. Gfrtd.

2114 Lowman v. Pens Steel Co. 2T80 Lipshlts v. Koepusl. 43) Jaeobeoha v.

Schader-Flaum Co. OHM Dee bach y. Oalr Co. 2176-Krapp v. Ce A Sub R.

37ti3 Lriser v. same. 14UU Klrwaa v. Eldllts. 747S Kane v.

Have-mawer. 2201 atewsrt v. Co A Sub R. 22U3 Schwarts v. Nathan.

220.1Irripellluert V- Crsnford. 220S-Deolin V. A Queens Co R. 273 Kalksteln v. Jackson.

14 IS Hcudder v. R. 2211 Fingerhut hum. 2213 Kneeland Union Milk Co. 2218 Glasberg v.

11, Co 4 Bub R. 22 Blerach v. earns. 2220 Lynch v. Nassau R.

2222 Ellroan y. same. 2223 Flaherty-v. R. v.

City of New York. 2JB Goldstein v. B. Co A Sub R. TOO Swinge v.

Dunn. 223 Renkauf v. Nassau R. 2234 Powers v. Le-erlng A Gsrrtgues Co.

2237 Brttt v. R. 177 Varey y. 224U Rosenberg y. same.

2244 Mlchaelsony. Hogan. 2245 Kahr v. Wiarda Co. S24T Nlcholaa v.

Atlantic Stevedoring Co. 2248 Griffin v. Hlgctne. 2220 Francois R. 2231.

2.130 CherptB y. sams. Bemptlmus y. Kaseau Higheat number reached on regular call. 225.

No resai calendar. SUPREME COURT Special Term Ne day cat- endar for Jan. IS. COUNTY COURT Part 71. Dike.

J. 316 Petiiaao v. Espoelto. 307 Nannerx, v. I A Co.

SI 1 Law y. Naasaw Elee Co. 290 McKensle v. aame. 312 Conklln same, 1131 Foster V.

Fogg. 3tS Llchten-steia V. Co. 301 Goldstein v. Werbelowsky.

1ST Carter v. Randall. 310 Davis v. Co. The following causes.

Iftsnswered resdy, will bs paased for the day: 320 Caah v. Naasaw Electric Co. 821-322 Fltsgerald v. same. loan Heinlts v.

Darmstadt. 1170 Jones v. Hlpklns. 1176 Osduld v. Gastclger.

823-324 Senclon v. II Co. 2H7 Maowmoer v. FY I. 32 Cbaberksl v.

Io- mtx. 827 Granfelt y. Ctty ot T. 328 Lynch t. Kelly.

Rlekaaoad Caaaty. SUPREME COURT Clark. 1 J. 30 Bachmana v. City of New York.

2 Meyerowlch v. Richmond Light and Co. SO Podlewakl v. collies a. Smith.

'88 Delaler Frawley. SO Same v. same. 41 Jonee v. Richmond Light and Co.

42Toale v. S. I. Mld- iana Ry co. BUSINESS TROUBLES.

JOSEPH ABRAHAM. Bahadwlaa In bank ruptay ot JoaepU Abraham. egg dealer. l.iM Avenue A. show liabllltlss Of and no Among tne creditor, are tne aermania Bank.

81.O00;. Nichola Brothers. $940, and rank Goldstein. $740. S.

A) K. MANUFACTURINO COMRAKT. Goldberg. Sllverberg Klubeck. who did business as the 8.

A K. Msnllacturlng company, cloaks and waists. IT East Broad way. have made a settlement with creditors at 2n centa oa the dollar cash, and Judge Hand ha. dismissed the petition In bankruptcy filed against taem on Dec.

sea. HORATIO K. DUTCHER. Horatio Dutcher, general stors at Ollverea, In the Catskllla. haa filed a petition In bankruntcr.

with liabllltlea of $4,101 and nominal assets of $3,123. conaiatlng of stoc. $U23; flxturts, $124; accounts. 710; notes, U7; telephone stock. T26: thirty tons ct Jc.

Vm. and store property, $1,173. mortgaged for $1,826. He owes $1,600 to twenty-three creditors In New York City. BERNARD BAR AS.

Bernard Bares, dealer tn teya and stationery at 140 Eighth Avenue, haa filed a Mtitlon In bankruptcy, with lia bllltlea ot S3.KI8 and nominal assets of la stock and fixture, which are covered by a rhattel mortgage tor $1,000 to Charles La Bow- sky. Among the other creditors sre John Day A $60U. rent; U. H. Mace A $.50.

and M. Zimmerman $3ua He baa been In business seventeen yeara. EMANUEL A LOEFTELHOLZ A petition ra bankruptcy bas been filed againat Max Emanuel and Jacob Loeffelhols, who composed the tlrm of Emanuel A Loeffelhols, manu facturers of leather goods. 102 Prince Street. by theee creditors: Simon 8.

Hamburgh. $43; Anoelbee A N.wmatl. $1)5. and George W. Weiss.

$70. It is alleged that they are In solvent, made preferential payments of $3,000. and transsrred merchandise and accounts of $2,800. LORD ADVERTISING AGEN'CT. The Lord Advertising Agency, a New York corporation.

a 3-'i3 Fourth Avenue, has made an assignment to Francis P. Sherwood. The deed waa signed by George E. Lord, Vice President, and Arthur H. Lortl.

Th. business was stsrted In Scraaton. In December, 1000. removed to thla city In October, l'jus, and waa Incorporated on March 20, 1007, with a capital stock Of $73,000. BENJAMIN LEVTN A CO.

A petition tn bankruptcy naa been filed against Benjamin and David Levin, who composed the firm of Benjamin Levin A manufacturers of vests and smoking Jackets at 751 Broadway, by theee Morris Welseman. $475; Jo- eeoh Scboenfeld. 838. aad Cnarlea Deeksr. $16.

It Is slteged (hst they are Insolvent and mad. nrefsrentisl payments of Jadge Hsnd appointed George J. Thomson receiver ef the assets, which ara estimated at Sl.sou. -In stock, fixtures, and accounts. KOURI BROTHERS A petition In bank runtcr has been filed againat Antolne Kourt doing business ss Kourt Brothers, exporters of notions at Z4 Btone atreet.

by vicott. ruber. Bonynge A McMairas, attorneys for these cred itors: aiaraei ana ronton National Hank. Battery Park National Bank. S1.SM.

and Harry M. 8 pence. $4. it waa alleged that b. ta Insolvent, made preferential Darmenta.

sad since Dec. Tt concealed $7. Quo or a large by him In Haiti. Mr. Kourt was formerly In auaineaa in cape n.men.

came to New York in 1W1, ana in lH became a partner In the trm ef Kowrl Brothers, and has carried on the business alone alnc. the death of Habeeb Kmrl In HMML When there were ss many fstlurss In th. Syrian colony last Summer It was said that Mr. Kourt Biffred heavy losses, snd la September he ween to Haiti to collect Ms outstanding account. In that country.

Hla uantuties are repartee to be more than $30,000. Jadgmseata. These Judgments for amounts more thae $100 were tiiea yeeieraay, ine first name being that OI ueowr: Ackermann. Harold 8. F.

Forkes. $170. Blber. Blgmnnd Rose. $53T.

Benson, Char lea A. Loewenbergea $180. Brawn. Julius M. Dunne.

SiUM. Bang. Wm. et aL H. H.

Cpham 4k Barnes. Wm. err P. O. Sedley.

604. AS. Baress. Nathaa F. Tee aheimer Steel and In in S.U1.

Rloom. Soloroo! City ef N. $208. Bowna. Harry Hame.

$113. Bewkar. De Witt. Jr game. $113.

Brennan, Bernard Sana $2t. Blauvelt. Peter J. Same, 8208. Badenen.

Bernard City of N. $108. Brick. Samnet Same. $113.

Baerer. Henry Same. $108. Baldwm, Bnrtaoliawew Game, $4C0. Bennett, John Same, $113.

Becker. Chaa. H- Same. $113. Boars.

GabrielSame. 8208. ttlasliurer. John P. Kams.

$108. Berg. LeoSame. $190. Burr.

Irene H- M. Bartow, coats, $303. wieBtii, ciyee et aL tl. H. Upbaai A Cotsun.

Isaac B. Karotsky. $224. Chandler Maris A. E.

Herat et $112. Clarke. Henry S. James F. Hughes $108.

i- 1 1. Minr-4. l.DKI, aais. Dwn. Sarah fi.

A. J. Pascarello, $434) Dnrksr. Charles R. Haa.

4191. Eltaa. Hannah M. Rotbstetn. 2ia.

reudenmacbsr. Pbilipp W. F. Smith et aL. FriedeL Minnie, et al.

G. D. Belnert, $102. ereeme. Hrmaa.

et aL I. Blsrsabsum. ivsTiu a. a. uoiaoerg.

Guartello. Franceses A. Maggie at at. tils. Greenbaam.

land or E. Kaufmaa et at. 11S. Oarsaley, James E. af.

Cox. 612L Gsy, John H. Newmark. $232. Kaikln.

Morris J. E. Betes et sX. 9433. tiorwlta.

Aarea and Jacob, et ai. J. Aoerbaca. S144. Hughes.

Thoroaa M. W. A. Slloa at aL, Bora wits, Rosa, (not summoned.) at at. G- TA Belnert.

$R2. Heffmaan. Martin Zsltner Beewtng $474. Hewitt. Herbert M.

8. P. Rotan. i.0e. Joknstoa.

Ada Rank, 6s.7&a. Klein. Lena et al B. G. Lyons 4k Rsaa $167.

Leipzig. Benjamin, et aL D. Gllck et aT $240. L'Abbste, Domenlco J. Fuclto.

S54S. Lowenhaupt. iter J. UhL I1.02S. Meaaing.

Lewis I. A. Stewart, Morrlaaey. Annie H. A.

Briner, $160, Marratt John 8. H. Mutb. $104. Mease.

Rubla, et al. I. Blerenbaum, $775. McEifatrlcb, Margaretta B. SS.

Sullivan Nicholas. Osorgs W. g.NDegaa. $1,023. hana 1.038.

PanceL Gernban H. Gertler, $114. Petit. Isabella B. G.

V. Morton. $20T. Peck. Richard A.

IUlnols AthleUo Oub, $187. ruarnowy, uuc, muir. jnca Ruehl. Adam Federal Sign System Electric $181. Stlllman.

Frederick H. Eetey $230. Stein. Sam E. Lndwtg.

$112. 4 SquillacL Calvatore, et aL L. KelL $108. Srlelberg, Bernard. not summoned.) et aL O.

Lyons 4V Rsas 1T. St Georgs. Henry V. Fltsgerald et'aJU S283. Sexton.

Joser-h West 47th $664. Rchayler, Charles E. Cohen. $278. Tompkins, Raymond W.

U. 8. Radiator Oat, $100. Torre. Antonio, et al-t Kail, $108.

Tepfer. Samaer K. T. 4k N. i.

Telephone Trlpido, Rocco Mercnaata nloa lea eosta. $110. Weymouth. Walter, et al. Abend roth Broa, gVS.

Welter, John, rnot sommoned.) at aL Abend- rota xv-( mii-l a TWwi.li.it. at aL. SUB. W.intraub, Victor A. Welntraub, co ta.

$10. Hires. Young. Shone 4k Co. N.

T. svening Journal $.1,000. -ame N. T. Times $4,183.

Rame Press Puhll.htng Vsn Rensselaer Realty Co. li. o. Biory st 1510. Columbus Circle Hotel Co.

et at H. H. TJp- hem S142. P. Pearson Ce.

G. Abeel et $438. Same F. L. Froment et $13a Rrnestus Gulick Co.

F. Duryea. $3,437. City of N. Y.U A.

Colford. e-'tiS. N. T. Taxicab Co.

M. A. Ingram, ii. Hudson Autom.Alle Co Braunworth-'WTiitte- more 1S7. City of N.

T- S. Prhornsteln, $634. fame D. Schornstein. $200 Arrival of Buyers Arriving and resident buyers mty register in this column by telephon-'Ing 1000 Bryint Malley.

Company. New Haven, a. Head iinholmterr anoda: 820 Church (Street. Jordan-Marsh Company. Boston, Mrs.

J. Brlttaln. furs; Miss Mack, costume i 01 ITnlon Square. Fair." New Orleans, S. S.

Mann, otoaks. suits, and waiate; 100 Fifth Avenue. Fair," Chicago, Charles Kureprel, goods: A. J. Jennings, muslin underwear, knit goods, and infants'' wear; IW Tltche-Goettlnirer Company.

Dallas. Texss; M. Goettinger, drees goods. Closes, ana a.t SMnHit.nlh Street. Pomeroy 8e Stewart, Reading.

Kiaenberg. lacea and notions; 2 Walker Street. Bumham-iianna-Munger Dry Gooda Company, Ktii'fT City. U. t.

KOOinson. turnisu-inr a -nit Hoaterv A3 Leonard Street. May Shoe and Clothing Company. Denver. T.

MUroy. bats and caps; 4 wasmngion Place. Bergner. P. A Peoria.

F. Schroe- aer, cloaks ana suits; ezi oraow-j, Brealln. McCurdy A Norwell Company. Rochester. I.

E. Shanks, notions; 821 Broadway. Samuels, Lscs Hous. Company, San Fran cisco, W. Crnlcksnank.

aomeauca; East Seventeenth Strset. Stearns. R. A Boston, 8. Root silks: Al I'nlon Sauais.

Houston. J. Company. Boston. Miss E.

F. Sullivan, cloak, and Tne renn. Mlstrat-Munn Company, Houston. Texas; L. Mistrat.

millinery: H. M. Garrett, notions, hosier)', laces, snd ribbons; 43 East Sevm-centh Street. Isaacs-Msrks Company. New Orlcsns.

Mia. Lt. Hewitt, mllltneryi Miss n. aiaras f.ncv an Leonard Street. Hale Brothera.

San Francisco. 8. Harsh- bergrr. notions and gloves; MU uroaaway; Unl.l K-vllt. Wanainaker, John.

Philadelphia. Miss McMahon. cniKiren ana mn-n wrar, Broadway and Tenth Street; Hotel Wolcott. xc 1 1 Th. Brealln.

Cohen Company, Richmond. C. 8. Peers, cloaks and suits; Wi Fifth Avenue. A Sesttle.

A. B. Baker, cloaks and suits; 2 BtreeL Whitney, William. A Albany. N.

T.r H. -Wads, cnina; aw oruauwujr, nm.i Kanv. Hesa Brothers. Allentown. Penn.

Miss All- bright, waists: bit Droofjj St. Louis. Roy Lockhart. waists and misses' goods: F. Hughes, hats and caps; 4 Washington.

Place. Bhepard Company," Providence Mrs. Adamson. children's wear; Mias Hargreave. trimmlnge; Mr.

Douglason, leather goods. .1 Whits R. -Company, Boston, Mr, Pochart. domestics; Mr. Scott, Jewelry; 41 Union Square.

Woodward A Lothrop. Washington, D. Mrs. Nourse, notions ana -mv Broadway; Honand House. Edson, Moore A welL domestics and prints; 61 Leonard Street; we.

a Forbes A Wallace. Spain gfleld, Msa. F. I. Bturtevant.

housefurnlshlng gooda; 2 Walker SunkM 'lyeGoods Company. Pittsburg, A. J. Kunkel, dry gooos; jo. Keely Company.

Atlanta, Miss M. Sulll-i cloaks, suits, and waists: 821 Broadway; Hotel Brostell. Sage. Allen A Hartford. r- if.

Bao-ock. cloaka and suits; 75 Spring Street; Hotel Brostell. Rothschild. A Rochester. N.

B. Rothechild, woolens; Hotel Victorte. Barney. H. 8..

A Schenectsdy. N. H. A. Mller, Infants' wear and corseu: J.

C. Harbeck, notions and lacea; 75 Spring Street, Hoffman House. Witmer, Balr A Wltmer. Lancaatsr. J.

J. Balr. eloaks and suits: The Breslln. Wltmer. Balr A Wltm.r.

Harrisburg. Penn. D. H. Wltmer.

cloaks and suits: The Brealln. Meldrum. H. Company. Buffalo.

N. J. 8. Mahedy. carpets; 41 Lnlon Square, Hotel Seville.

Hens-Kelly Company. Buffalo. D. J. Day.

cloaks and suits: Hotel Seville. Wanamaker. John. Philadelphia. Miss K.

C. Boyle, corsets: Broadway and Tenth Street; Hotel St. Denis. Kolch, Dubuque, Iowa; dry gooda and notions: Hot.1 Albert. Bchuneman A Evans.

St. Paul, L. D. Burnett, clothing; $1 Union Square; Hotel Albert. England Brothers, Pittsfield, D.

England, dry goods: 75 Spring Street. Ferguson-MeKJnney Dry' Goods Company. St. Louis. H.

W. Mendenhall, J. J. Woods, silks; 350 Broadway. Dives.

Pomeroy A Stewart, Harrtsbnrg. F. S. Hesser. fancy good: Wslker Street.

Forbes A Wallace, Springfield. Mass. D. Blr-kett. ribbons, lacea.

and trimmings; 2 Wslker Street. Gilchrist Company. Boston, Mss. 4. Graham, glove lace, and ribbons; W.

H. Mann, do-meatlee: 57 White Street. Carteton Dry Gooda Company. St. Louis.

T. M. Webster, furnishing goods and underwear; Worth Street. Goldsmith. A Sons Company.

Memphis. A. Wolf. good, and ellka: 4H Leonard Street; Herald 8quare Hotel. Rubin Mercantile Company, Cleveland.

Ohio: M. Rubin, dry goods; D. Glueck. dry goods; Herald Square Hotel. Steely, J.

Company. Dayton. Ohio: J. O. steely, millinery; Herald Square Hotel.

Lianer. Washington. D. A. 8.

Heller, booka and atationery: The Hermitage. A'rniy. Bigelow at Wsshbnrn. Salem. Masa; W.

H. Sanborn, domeatlca; C. E. Ebaen. dress goods; 2 Walker Street; Hotel Wellington.

May Company. Cleveland. Ohio; HV M. Marose. silke snd dress goods; 4 Washington Place; Hotel Wellington.

AaerbaeA. A Brother, Salt Lake City, Utah: M. J. Friedman, dresa gooda. snd cloaks: 29 Mercer Street; Hotel Wellington.

Barrier. H. 8.. Company. Schenectady.

N. W. H. "Warner, furnishing gooda and hosiery; 7.1 Spring Street: Hotel Navarre. Qui man.

Joel. A Baltimore. J. Rider. ctotMng; 79 Orand Street; Herald Square (Tohn-Coblens Company.

Baltimore, T. L. Brlce. dress goods aad Hotel Grand. Halff A Brother.

Sea Antonio. Taxaa g. Carr, clothing and cloaks; 43 Leonard (g treat; Hotel Oraad. Armstrong. Cator A PalUmore, O.

Pa tor, dry gooda; 821 Broadway. Fllene-s. William. Sons. Company.

Boston, A. C. Smith, women's aad children a BAHKRCPTCT, SALES. 1 IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE TTNITED States for the Southern Dletrict of New York In Bankruptcy. In the matter of JACOB LINK.

Bankrupt. Chaa. Shongood. V. 8.

Aue. tloneer for the Southern Diatrict of New York In bankrootcy. sells thla day. Thoreday, Jan, 13. 1810.

by order of the court, at 10:30 A. et BO Columbia Bore ugh of Manhattan, aa sets of the aVyre bankrtpt, conslsUng of Jewelry, oafs, fixtures. Ac HAROLD R. ELOAR. Recelvsr.

H. A J. J. LESSER, Attorneys for Receiver, 320 Broadway, Naw York. IN THE DISTRICT COtTtT OF THE VNTTED States for the Southern District of New Tork In Bankruptcy.

In tlie matter of ANNIE LIEDEKER. Bankrupt. Chaa. Shongood V. Auctioneer for the 4ovihrn District of New York In bankruptcy, sell, this day.

Tha radar Jan. IX 1910. by order of the court, at 3 p. at L4b8 Lexington Borough of Manhattan! assets of tbs above bankrupt, consisting of groceries, canned aiut tttlad goods, fixtures. Ac.

NICHOLAS KEIJ-ET. Raorivsr. CAR-ELL A HENKEL. Attorneys for Receiver. 820 Broadway, New Tork.

ti i vtr Yanaa. 8810. William Haydea Co-W. J. Salomon.

$180. rtlker Commerelal ExchangeW. $1 New Jersey B. Leahy et aL. costs.

$1X1. Satlsfleel Jweaaasita. Tba first name la that of tha debtor, tha ascend that af the creditor, and tba data that wbea judgment waa filed: Adler. Israel-C. M.

Btldto at aL. Sept. 14, CoSen ia7Idor U-M. Brett. April 14, 61 80.

Foxl Uille Arbuckla et al, Oct. 22, CoSrSy' James J. and Martin Q. Benedict, March 1. UK, canceled.

$788. Gordon. Milton Jc-Q. Rosenberg. Jan.

6, 1S10, FUnt Otv. Nor. H-yei M-'chlnJ Inc. et aL-Corn Bxenange 7 inna aata Low7 samue) aL-Corn Exchange Bank. ai aOu Hayes.

et aL-Oorn Exchange Bank. Dec, 8. 1J. Knochen, Frederick, et aL Cora Exchange Bank. Dec 8.

1U00. $Sa9. 1nna Kennedy. Arthur B. H.

Brealow. Oct. 20, 1008. Kmin, Lena-J. Landesman, June 0.

IMS. tirkTn. Thomas Tobias. Hov. SW.

1000. Murll. Wm. O. and Oeorge-R.

Bishop. Nov. How1'l2Uy0Co, G. H. Storm.

Oct. 22. 1800. JrW. 4k J.

Bloane, Oct. 18. 1900 ftdVArtSk, McCarthy. Thomas-Burks Importing Oct. ATe'lt'il: Inc.

et aL-L Hlrshmaa. Oct. tSht at L-L Hlrshman. Oct. ST.

o'nRicbard-a. A. Strait et aL. Dee. 2T.

WmTbomas JooAa. April's, luoa. 8120. Wet. Henry 1 Hanett.

wot. aw. iwi. WHson. Eugene Houston, Kay Fouautn' O'Connor.

Deo. 24, 1000. Chipnnn. Robert O. Klndberg.

Deo. SO, Weed A Brody et at. JatL 8. 1810, vacated. $768.

ACCTIOJt SALES. MORTGAGE BALE. Josua WelnstoCk, Auctioneer, sells this 12th day of January. 119. a.

at No. 741 First Ave nue. Manhattan, saloon fixtures. By order of mortrsgee. Guide for Buyers Directory of Wholesale 1 and Manufscturers.

For rttas far adwUstag teleyhoaa 1008 Bryant. CHILDREN'S DRESSES. KILTS, ROMPERS Bergoffan ft Philip, 12t K. 7th 8L, nr. Av.

A. CROCHET AND KMT el'JBtfc Blancbard A Price. 14 Fifth Avenue. Ft US- A. A mat am 4k et Fl.h Av, cor.

17th, JEWELRY. S. F. Myers 4T-4 Maiden Lane. KNITTED I NDERWEAB.

im.ri.i. Mnai.rv Co 1 08-1 1 8 Franklin SL fXIXOLElMS AND CORK CARPETS. Scott A West Company, lsi Firta av. Joseph Wild A J44-174 Fifth AV. NECKWEAR Men's.

Berliner, Strauss A Mayer, 718, 714, 787 Bway Reiser Cravats. 14-14 West 30th St. RAINCOATS. Harris Raincoat ST-tt Fifth At. SPECTACLES.

Eyeglsnwea, Optical Goods. Bpencer Optical 31 Maiden Lane. 6t BELTS. AND GABTEB4. Knothe Broa.

12t Fifth Av. WOMEN'S NECKWEAR AND BELTS. Jatees R. Kelser. 14-14 Weal 0th St.

knit underwear, millinery, and veilings; Hotel Iiirlal. Lauboch. William. A Sons. Easten, A.

R. WUIauer. housefurnlshlng goods; 403 Broadway: Hotel Grand. Watt A Phand. Lancaster, W.

S. Sullivan, cloaks; o7 Whits Street. Hey man. J. C.

Philadelphia. women's wash dreaai-s and wssh suits; 10 East Seventeenth Street. Schmidt. B. A Sen Francisco, CaL; B.

J. Schmidt, fancy goods; Broadway; Hotel Knickerbocker. BA1VKRCFTCT MALES. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE.TJNITET? States for the Southern District of New Tork. In the matter of GEORGE B.

ADAMS AND COMPANY, sll.ged To the creditors of the above-named allegej Pura-4snt to an order duly made tn this matter the receiver of the estate of the alleged bankrupts will property belonging thereto, consisting of office fixtures, rarnets, furniture, eta, all situated In the building at No. 40 North Street. Mlddletown. New Tork. Sealed bids will be received for tne whole of aald These bids must bs sub-mltted to Burt Royee.

receiver herein, at 83 North Street. Mlddletown. New Tork. on January. 17th.

at one P. at which time and place they will be opened by the receiver, and creditora may attend and advise aa ta the acceptance of bids. All bids nfust be accompanied by cash or certified check for ten per cent, ef the amount thereof, and the balance ot tha purchase price 10 tb receiver upon approval of sale by the court. snd all bids, and should the receiver reject all bids the property will be sold at publlo suction mo "as P. M.

at tUs New taortKTif? 8trMt- Mlloletown! receiver reserves the right or, ot th Property from St leait UcUoa tnIe shall, bring tha S.ddfeSVv00 tt2iz nLT.HB.m8TRIC"r COCRT OF THE fNTTS-n -In crn DlaSte tor Newror? GEORGE 118 Leonard Borough of Msihit; -2-" onaawty, N.w Tork. OF THE CKITED Jed UNITn -In Pankrucy-Ialh. Tork. QROCHTBantoipl? ARKB YoTkb. of the above barkruDtiJ asseu Stit ea' for th.

rthr.tTII lO -In Tu mll? i Tor DEICHES. BankTupVZriu "SI.0' MAURICE Auctioneer for the So? 8 York In bsnkruptcii. Ui J3Iftr4c of Jan. 13. llo.

ortw of fh. "rartay. A. at eol 8th Ar A 30 fet of the of anhatun, dhr good attCiVi'sr Hons, fixtures, CI iF-F-rTr skirts, rio-Recelver. CA ELL Jk HEN Receiver.

320 Tork. BAVKRlPTcrsQTiCEi: Nth. "oovnr ot New YorkIn p.nkr.writo',th,ni District of FRANK J. HCEF.lS'g.1" he. aakttcr To the creditors of Frank 3 PS City and ComnVy of New Tori" "'f af the aforcald.

a bankrupt. district hereby glv.n that of. December, A. iSoi i tZ "JHf ay Huefne, waa dulyl.itT fM tnat the rirat meeting of at the office of Nath.nwTBmUhW-U'.,b Beld Bankruptcy. No.

a William Sti, in Manhattan. New York Clt oTb Jh of January. A. IkX at oVl2J? noon, at which time the aald for- tond. prove their claimed ITJr -sxamlns the bankrupt and traL bnalneae as mar eaich othr meeting.

NATlAXrELs January 12. 1810. rr i nkruptcy. NO 12.878. TN Tne ntm the United State, TIT" COURT OF New Bankruptey -iil NAHOUM HATEM.

Bankrupt mtUp To the creditora of NAHOI'iir Oty and County of New Yort tb aforeaald. a bankrupt, aD1 district Notlca la hereby given that an K- October. A lora. th" 'J day Hatem was duly adjudicated bTn. that the first meeting of credltoeTm'lh.

at the of fica of N. hanVH r' Bankruptcy. No. aa 1 1 11 a ra of Manhattan, New Tork cite iTh. of January.

A. 21 forenoon, at whlcW tlrni the Vafd attend, prove their elaitnantoolnTl 7 my bankrupt traJ Ul bu.li aa may KvrSTIv saw A R-JEV 8 SMITH. meeting. -W IjM Jaaaaxy. 12, mci "BXjutcy.

XO. THE DI8TRICT rytZT the L'nltarl at. 1 1 1 CO CRT XfT -1" BenkrapTc HL1 th. aiai To the creditors ef F. ef the City and County it rar trlct aforesaid, a Ior sag OkT, rmber.

A. D. Isoa, the said botbam Co. waa duly adJudicatia and that the first meeting if held at the office of eree In bankruptcy. So.

as 1- Borough of Manhattiiv N.w Tors Z7th aay of January. A. rj vn o'clock In the forenoon, at which tlm.L creditors may attend, prove tbelr iSi? point a trustee, examine th. b.hkr.21' transact such other business at miPS coma before said meeting. a'vviic is BtrfDi sieea tn.t K.feroe la Itair2 I I January 12.

1010, NO. 13.085. -IN THE DISTRICT CaTT: tne rnlted State, for the Southern New York In tb. 1 HARRT BLACKMA.N. lUnkrupt w(fT aty and County of New Tork aad I aforesaid, a bankrupt: 11 AV eJf- Vt eyMtlai BJ jr FT MrtT 1 1 1 rlr aa- Notice la Hereby given thst on Is.

of December A. D. 1KN. the aaM Mimh man waa duly adjudicated the first soeeUng of cndllur. wilTu Itw nw oiiic.

vi nainani.i Hiaila. rf hm bankruptcy. No. 68 William Street iwli 5 Manhattan. New Yotk City.

onTi 1 January. A. D. 10IO. at 11:30 ocS ilVJ? forenoon, at which time th.

aald 11 attend, prove their appoint Ta bl." examine the bankrupt, snd trsnaact saciill' "II busineu as may properly come- b-." -1 n-M in, 'r meeting. KATHAN'Tri. a NATHANIEL 8. SUITH. Referee In January 12.

10 la NO. 13.18T. IN THE D1BTR tr-r cvm- T-" States fur tha Kouthera BisWdil hof New Tork. In Rankrnote. i "-r.

of MORRIS PERLMUTTER. Bankraot. City and County of New Tork aad aiLZ? aforesaid, a bankrupt: 1. Notice Is hereby given that on tb. ttK a- Itv ant! Couit ot New 1.

January, A. D. 18 IO. the aald Morris PwlaV i 2 ter waa duly adjudicated bankrupt. ssTultl the flrat meeting of creditors will hailf1 the office of Nsthanl.l 8.

flmltk rfe. 'T" bankruptcy. No. as William 8treet' lVs-12 I Manhattan Naw Tork City, on th. Ii7 I TV of January.

A. D. 1010, at II e-lork il 1 forenoon, st which time th. ssld rmliisi attend, prove their claims, appoint a T1 examine the bankrupt, and tranaaet eia-iln. NATHlKln.

uui NATHANIEL 8. BaHTRT Referee la Bankrapt. I January 12. 1910. NO.

13.150. IN THE DISTRICT COVRT the l.nltea mate, for th. Boutbent Dlrtriol A New York. In Bankruptcy. In tha mattr .1 Alii ENRY A.

LEWIE, Bankrupt, Vy To the creditors of Henry A. Lewi. Clty and County of New York, and dlsirkt arki 1.I ST-sm, 1 a nuuii. Notice Is hereby given that en tha Itk of January, A. D.

1810. the said Hasry Lewie was duly adjudicated bsnkrnet. that the first meeting of creditors will ha kj at the office of Nsthanlel 8. Smith, refane u. bankruptcy.

No. 8 William riire-t. Hnroan ef Manhattan. New York City, on tht Sink Ui 1 of January. A.

D. 1S10, at 10:30 e'skx-k ta forenoon, at which time the said creditors sai attend, -prove tneir claims, appoint a tnaw examin. the bankrupt. anl transact aoch aOw business as may properly come bror tut meeting. NATHANIEL 8.

BMITH. itereree in Btnkraptc. January 12. 1010. vi atci 1- to 1 IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE 8tatee for the Southern Diatrict ef New TsV! la Bankruptcy.

In the matter of AU.XSI UV G. BOYLE and JAMES T. BOYLE, treeing art A. 4k J. BOYLE.

12. US. -f Notice la hereby given thst Agnes a Berk- tT and James T. "Boyle, bankrupts, ha, flw 'tic their petition, dated November 27, Il, -y-Ing for a discbarge from all their eebu bankruptay. and that all creditors and atkH persona ar.

ordered to attend at a kaanan upon aald petition before the Honorable I tn. aoi States District Judges, In the I tilted 8tml'Vai Court Houf-e and Post Office Building, la uf City and County of New York on Mmriai 4 January 24th. WIO, at 10:30 A. anl ST' and there show cause. If sny they save, vkr lnii the prayer of said petitioners th'reon anmllt rei I 1 I .1 not do anaicn.

wu tlon of the nankrupta mereon bTANLCY W. TiEXTEK, 1 Referee In Bsnkrapuy. 1 New Tork. January 11. 1010.

UN1TED STATES DISTRICT COfRt' rtf the Southern District af New York. ARNO! I DIAMOND Ma nk runt. I Notice Is hereby given that the sbova-osa bankrupt, has filed bis petition, dated Jua ary Sd. 1010. praying for a discharge hi.

A.hi. In bankruntcv. and thnt all rredlOU and other persons are ordered to attend st tk4 hearing upon said netltlon before United Stita District Judges- in the United States fctn House and Post Offlc. Building, in tha tlr and County of New York, on January at 10:80 A. and than and there shew cause.

If any they have, why the pram said netttloner should aot be granted, aad attend the examination of th. bankrupt tberaa. H. W1U.1S, Referee In Bankruptdf. New Tork.

January" 11th. 1810. IN THE DISTRICT COURT Ot "THE esa 8tatea for the Southern District of New Yo In Bankruptcy. In the matter ef ABRAHAl- A PLAN, Bankrupt. No.

12.724 hi Notice is hereby given thst Abraham Kspk4 a bankrupt, has filed nis petition, oaiea kto ber 24. 1900. praying for a dlacharg. from a his debts In bankruptcy, snd that all eretltn and other persons are ordered ta attend st 1 hvarine noon aaid netltlon before the HesntiH United States District Judges. In ths Itltst, BUtes Court House aad Post Office BoUfV' iT In the City and County of New York.

Ml ink; day. January 24, 1910. at 10:30 A. g. then and there ehow cause, if any they aan why the prayer of said petitioner mass ahould not be granted, and ales attend tks ai mi.

I STAN LET W. DEXTIB, I HifMH In Rsakrsstsy. Kaworg. January 11. 1810, LN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THU t'MITB 8tatee for ths Southern District ef New T- In Bankruptcy.

In the matter ef BAJUOn UtJUKLtAJtiU. narnxrupt. rte. Notice hereby given that Bemet Of- lend, bankrupt, has filed his petition. 4a December 81.

1908. praying for a d'efhur 5 from all bis debts In bankruptcy, and that creditors and other psrsons are oroww. I attend at a hearing upon said petinon oeiar. tba Honorable United States Diatrict isnjpmt in the United States Court House snd PoslJ Office Building, tn the City sad Cooatydl N.v TmV Umiiti, J.nnar. 84th.

IT at 10:80 A. and then and there sar If any they have, why the prayer ih said petitioner thereon should not bs grsB rd and also attend the examination of th. baa nipt thereon. STANLEY W. TKXTTK 1 Referee la Baakrsptee.

1 New Tork, Jaauary 11. 1810. i IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THS MHO, RICT COURT OF TUB wnu Southern Diatrict of New YeV 4 the matter of ARRABa-W JTel Bankrupt. -No. l.n57.

VfV States for the 8 In 6ILVER8TEIN. Mntl. 1- K-MK i k. Aheaham stela, kankmnl timm llMt hi. netttlOB.

6V St w. oM St atsaans January 4. 1910. praying for a licherr frtm mmm all bis debt. In bankruptcy, and thst all ltors and other persons ar.

ordered sttssi at a hearing upon said petition before Honorable I'nlUd States District Jndfel, the United States Court House aad Pest flee Building. In the City snd County of Tor, on Monday. Jan. 24. lio, at and then and there show cauee if Mf or.

have, why the prayer of said petitioner Wfe on should aot be granted, and also attend examination of the bankrupt thereon. rji. STANLEY W. trXTCT. I Referee, tn Bankraetey.

ilu; Kew Tork. January 11. 1810. Jl g. TlJ -v IN THE DISTR7CT COCRT OF TH" U1.

7i States for the Sonthem District ef New JJlZ-In Bankruntry.In the matter of JOBlTri STANFORD, 12.988. I NoUce le hereby given that Joseph M. fV XI ford, bsnkront. haa filed his petition, Jarraary 1810. praying for a discharge -a all his debte In bankruptcy, and that sU tf-J ltors and other persons are ordered to sttsrv st a bearing upon said netltlon before lr" Honorable United States Dlatrlet Judges th United Statea Court House and 4T Office Building.

In the City sad Coorw j-Kew Tork. on Monday. January 24. lf, A. and then and tbwe show esse If any they why the prayer of av petitioner thereon should not be erant aiuaq xne examination ot o-- thereon, STANLEY W.

DEXTKsV Referee In Baakrgpwf New Tor. January 1L 1910. NO. irt.OS3. TV THE DISTRICT TrRTv the United Sta'ea for the Southern DlatrW New Tork In Rinlmnlrv la IK matter ANNE D.

HATCH. Bankrunt Ta the crerlltera of Anne D. Hatch City and County of New Torkl and ef trtfWj distri' a.i aforesaid. bankrupt. i.

nereoy aiv-n in. i na an December. A. D. 1oB.

the said Aese jr. -nhrum. forenoon, a which time the said credit! attend. Drove their rlilma. anooitit a Vxamine the bankrupt, and tranaaet a mi.in.as aa may pronerlv eoens -7 nftfrfln.

wieuiinpt. BklrTn. Referee in Bankrupt January IX. win. -j Ka 13.0tT.-IN THE DISTRICT CCTFT -the United States for the Southern PlatrW 1 New York.

Tn In the matter L1 that the ftrrt meeting of creditors wl'l TJ st the office of Nstrantrl S. Pmlth. Bankruptcy, No. eM WHM.m Street. oa'Z MuihiH.ii nw yw th.

Mth aa" si HAI.k 1 GERALD LYON. Bankrupt. To the creditors of Gerald Lyon ef rse and County of New Tork. aad district sfT said, a bankrupt- Notice la hereby given that bn VT. of December.

A. D. 1808. the ssld Lyon waa duly adjudicated bankrupt at" "7 the first meeting ef eredltors will be kl- tne office of Nathsnhl 8.. Smith.

Befeies Bankniptcy. Ni William Street. Borej ef Manhattan. Kty Yerk City, oa the 7V of January. A.

D-, lmo, at II JO o'clock" foranooo. at which time the said creditor, attend, prove tbHr claima. appoint a Tr', examine the baakmpt. and tranaaet sw e-awsineae as saay properly come Before NATHANIEL Referee In Bankrsf Jaaoary 12, 1810. it 1 T- rfl jit -i re, 11 ten -'T- -h I 1a.

we ura eta Nai 1 i i y. ring retu st-; on A 8 3e. gl a. taj at ci et. -tn "ops a st in 1 I 5S.