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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK. FRIDAY. XOYFIRER 1, 1012 MISCELLANEOUS. WlSCiALASEO MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS. MAY CONDEMN HOSPITAL LANDi WYCKOFF SUFFERED FRIGHT OF CHILD 1 "1JJ FROM OVERWORK i BLAMED TO TEACHER Indoor Occupations i First Step Taken Toward Opening Some Flatbush Streets, A motion was made before Supreme Court Justice Stapleton today by the Corporation Counsel for the appointment of commissioners to condemn the land used by the Long Island State Hospital for the Insane, between Winthrop street and Clarkson avenue, for the purpose of running through It the following streets: every kind prevent the President of Woodhaven Bank Returns and Makes a Statement. Mrs. Bernhardt to Take Case of Little Clara Before Board of Education. freedom of sunlight exercise Troy avenue, East Forty-fifth street, East which nature intended, and vital Forty-sixth street and Schenectady ave 6 A Comparison and A Conclusion The food value of milk is very high.

Practically speaking, a quart of milk supplies as much nourishment as a pound of beef. In this Era of high costs the conclusion is evident. Less meat and more milk. Alex. Campbell Milk Co.

Telephone 2174 Prospect. 802 Fulton Street nue. body-forces are slowly reduced. REGRETS CLOSING OF BANK. TEACHERS SUBMIT DEFENSE.

There was no argument on the merits of the proposal before the court, merely a request from the Attorney General of the State that he be notified before the order is signed. Justice SUpleton grant Scott's Emulsion is the concentrated pure food-medicine to check this decline. It refreshes the body by making healthy ed this request, which means that nothing friend Says He Was Not Besponsible for His Acts for Ten-Day Period. Say They Acted In Best Interests ol Child Who Stayed in Park All Night. will be done that Is not approved by the hospital authorities, for which the Attorney General is the counsel.

Several members of the governing i boards of the State Institution have ex William F. Wyckoff, the president of iho closed Vnniihvn Bank, returned to blood and is nature's greatest aid to fortify the lungs and pressed their fear that It the above street, are allowed to run through the i Jamaica today from Baton "If there Is any Justice In the world I am going to see that my daughter gets it. She was frightened almost to death and I never suffered such angish In my life, and all because of conduct on the part of a teacher that I believe I can bv his son, William I lnhn N. Booth. Mr.

II I prevent tuberculosis. commissioners will be appointed until the ko(f nowej Blgng of health but entire matter has been thrashed out. hack at work "Scott's EmuUion makes show was inexcusable. I mean to take in a few days. Mr.

Wyckoff this afternoon maae me this matter before the Board of Educa energy, health and strength tlon, or wherever such a case should go NO BROOKLYN SPEECH Air ifix.ysM following statement: "To my friends and the publlo generally I have returned home, shocked and 8cott Bowne. Bloomfield. N. J. 12-93 for investigation, and If there Is any way to get redress my little girl Is going to 13TH RE6T.

TO HAVE ROYAL ARCANUM CO. me Police Say Mrs. Conway Admits humiliated beyond expression over I report of ocurrences of the past lew be vindicated." BY COL. ROOSEYELT weeks. Husband Attacked Miss i am nartlcttlarlv erleved over tn This was the assertion made today by Mrs.

Jacob Bernhardt In her home at closing of the Woodhaven Bank, which Kubne, appellant. Judgment and order unanimously amrmetl, with cusu. Opinion by Woodward, J. rrrwni: Jenka, Uurr, Thomas, SUE G.O.P. COMMITTEE Singer to Rob Her.

haB been the pride of not oniy myseu, 16C0 Forty-fourth street, as the sequel to the absence from home all Wednesday Woodward and Rich, JJ. hut also of my entire family. In ho iiiauer ol tn juaiciai "1 kowa lur.a r.annriVR an have no of the accounts of Annie E. Hone and Htsnry night of her 13-year-old daughter, Clara, Chicago. November 1 Confession of the rtonht that luat as soon as I can recover timith, an administrator or me estate i FOR CAMPAIGN PA1 and the discovery that the child bad spent murder of Miss Sophia G.

Singer, the sufficient assurances to meet the public Hopes Seats Will Be Reserved for Local Supporters at Tonight's Manhattan Meeting. Capt. Meekes' Command Chosen to Be Representative of Order in Coast Artillery. D. Haivld Hone, deceased.

Order of the aurro-gate's Court of Suffolk County reversed. wKh the night in Prospect Park, without food Rnltlmnr. helres. who tn ThlenirO I ahull flhle not OIllV to COnVlnCS lUe oHta to the appellants, ana motion uoiueu, nailtln nenartment that the bank IS or shelter, while volunteers spent hours with coats, without prejudice to a new appli Ith William R. Worthen and was killed searching for her.

solvent, but shall also replace all crltl-eiHPri Bm.ti with satisfactory onesi on the day before she was to have been cation upon proper papri. Opinion by iiurr, J. Jenks. P.J., Tuoii.aa and Carr, concur. Henry W.

Fischer, Ernst Richef The basis for th. mother's assertion married, was reported by the police to "I wish to thank a majority or for the kindlv manner In which In the matter or the application ana peti that she will bring some action on her have been obtained today from Mrs. Lll TO REPLY TO WILSON ADDRESS tion of John A. bensel to acquire rai COUNCILS MEET IN ARMORY. and Elsa Hamburger Say child's account Is that Clara declared mV Han Beatrice Conway, who, with Charles estate, In the to was of Mount rieasani N.

Conway, the circus clown and high And I crave tho indulgence for myself and family of being relieved of requests and Oroenburgh, etc. Southern Aqueduct j-o-partnifiu, CoiiBoiidttted Heetion Nb. 15 and 17. oriUr in far hi aDealed from reversed, with Salaries Stopped. diver, was brought here from Lima, Ohio, she had gone to the park because she had been frightened by a teacher who made a serious accusation against her and did not dare tell her mother about It.

Governor's Attitude Toward Trusts $10 costs and disbursements, upon the authority v.f in the matter of Klinmons. Hill View Heser- earlier In the day. for interviews, and to reier an lnouireio to Messrs. Theodore C. Clarke and Edward I.

ICrnst of mV firm. Who Will "She has admitted knowledge of the Grand Regent Starrett and Other Officers Discuss Plans Order Wants Company in Each Brooklyn Regt CLAIM CONTRACT VIOLATED. Will Be Discussed in Public Statement Tomorrow. Mrs. Bernhardt cried bitterly as she murder," said the police official who an' frankly ejtpialn all facts which tne pud-Uc have a rignt to know or fairly expect ounced the confession, "but says she WII.IJAM F.

WYCK.IM. spoke about the charges she expected to bring agolnst the teacher she holds responsible for her child's plight. The lit had little to do with It. The statement was given out Dy Defense Declares There Was No Con- 'She says that Conway knocked the Messrs. Clarke and Frost at the offices Singer girl down with an improvised tract Plaintiffs Ran Ger of the firm In the Queens County irusi Company building, Jamaica.

The directors of the Queens County tle girl, Clara, was with her mother as Mrs. Bernhardt talked, but Clara had little to say. She sheltered her head In billy made of a doorknob in a handker man Bureau. (Speclal to The Eagle.) Oyster Bay, November 1 Theodore Roosevelt definitely announced today that he will not speak In Brooklyn at the Academy of Music meeting on Saturday night. He Is to speak In Madison Square Garden tonight, however, on State Issues.

chief, and with a shoe lace as a handle, Trust Comoanv held their regular meet voir, Section 1, barrel 6 (lot App. uiv. and proceed. ng remitted to the Special Term to insider the application upon the merits. Uurr, Thomas, Woodward and Itlch, Concur.

Hi recti berg, dissents. Kelly Asphalt Block Company, respondent vs. The Harbor Arphalt Paving t'onipany, appellant. Judgment and order aiUnued, with coPta. No opinion.

Jenks. P.J.. Hirschberg. llurr, Thomas and Carr, concur. Kmll N.

Koster, respondent, vs. The City of N'w York, appellant. Judgment and order unanimously atnrmed, with costa. Xo opinion. Present: Jenka.

P. Hirschberg. Burr. Woodward and lilch, JJ. Kdwanl W.

Kuntz. appellant, vs. Brooklyn. Queens County and Suburban Railroad Company, Ordr. of the County Court of Kings County unanimously aflirmd, with f'osts.

No opinion. Present: Jenks, P.J., Hlrschherff, Woodward and Hlrh. JJ. Adnlph and Marie Malts, resj-Mindents, vs. West chest nr County Brewing Company, appellant.

Order afilrnierl, with cants and libur-iemrnts. No opinion. Jenks, P. The Thirteenth Regiment, Coait Artillery, is to have a Royal Arcanum company. This was decided on last night at a meeting of representatives of fifty councils of the Royal Arcanum in the armory of the regiment In Sumner avenue.

The Arcanumltes were headed by Grand Regent of New York R. H. Starrett and Grand Secretary Harry O. Jones. with the Intention of robbing her, Ine of the board today, ana KODeri her arms and sobbed convulsively all the time, stopping only once to say: We thought she had more money than Austin, president of the company, mauc aha hm continued nmelaPa account of the following brief statement: "Oh, I didn't do anything at all, and Suit has been commenced In the Fifth District Municipal Court, Brooklyn, by Henry W.

Fischer, a publicist and litera- churn- ma it All "No action has Doen initen win rei- Miss Wallace knows that Josephine is In the woman's Btory. erence to Wyckoff. He has Just re He will make a speech at Mlneola on Monday afternoon, and anotiier at Oyster Bay in the evening. He has declined all my class In school." I did was to throw the blanket over her turned to his homo, and as he holds nn Mrs. Bernhardt stopped her own crying when we left.

I didn't think she was the company other than a director, no In order to assuage the grief of the invitations to speak elsewhere In the dead." actoln Is necessary. teur, who lives at 2338 Eighty-third street, Brooklyn, against the Republican National Committee, Charles D. Hlllcs, chairman; George R. Sheldon, James R. Reynolds and David S.

Barry, for In salaries alleged to be due the pluia- youngster, and explained that the refer He has never taken any active part She then told the officials that she State. "I have ben asked," said Colonel Roose ence to "Josephine meant tno girl wnom in the management of the Queens County would tell the whole story, and then sent Thomas, Carr, Woodward and Illch, Trust Company." for a stenographer. Later a friend of the hank president velt, "to speak in Brooklyn, Buffalo and various other plaoes on Saturday. It is William R. Worthen.

fiance, of the made the following statement to The Singer girl, who hag been held by tht Eagle: a matter of very great regret to me that I am unable to do this. I had planned to The gathering was held In the council of officers room. Colonel Charles O. Davis presided. After a thorough covering of the ground It was decided to make the Ninth Company, commanded by Captain Harry Meekes, the Royal Arcanum company.

That company was chosen, as Captain Meekes Is an old member of the De Forrest Council and a number of the members of the company are also In the order. The evening of November 30 has been set aside as Royal Arcanum inspection night at the armory of the Thirteenth. Members of the Royal Arcanum, the fani- "Mr. Wyckoff has been working too police pending the clearing of the mys tery, though they accepted his story ol hard for many weeks past. Too close application to his many lines of activ spend this entire last week In the State of New York discussing specifically and nnocence, became hysterical with Joy In detail every issue In the campaign.

when the news was taken to him. Ilolon Martin, appellant, vs. Michael J. J. Martin, respondent.

Order afllrmcd. without i.nts. No opinion. Jcnka, P. Thomas, Carr, Woodward ami Itirli.

concur. Catharine Mejroe, rp. indent, vs. Uich-ird J. WHIIamH, Order ntTlnned.

with 10 costs nnd dlsburpemenf a. Opinion by Woodwnrrl. Jfnks, P. Thomas, Carr and riicli, concur. Ciiutav Meyw.

respondent, vs. Clayton H. Wilcox, appellant. Interlocutory Judgment affirmed, with i-osta. No opinion.

Jenks. P. Hirschberg. Burr, Thomas and Carr, concur. Nelnmn, respondent, vs.

Pamuel A. Miller, appellant. Judgment nnd orde.r unant-imus'v fiflirmed. opiH t'rf- "nt: P.J, Hirschberg, Burr, Woodward UMi T.T ities finally told on him about two weens ago and he gave way to tliu strain. He was not reupoii3lblo for hlB acta for a period of ten days or so.

Those who and showing specifically and In detail the Thank God they have confessed," he tlH and two others, it Is alleged, who wire working under a contract In the German Bureau of tho National Commit- tee in the Times Building, The two others mentioned iu the suit, who have assigned their iutcrosta In the alleged unpaid salaries to Fischer, are Erust Richerd, another publicist and litoratour, and a proiessor in Columbia University, and Klsa Hamburger, a German stenographer. The plaintiffs have filed bill of particulars, and the defendants have flled their answers. The cane has been Bet down for trial on November 6, lie day after Election. I In the complaint It is alleged that the three persons were engaged by tho Republican Nntlonal Con.mlttee to con- shouted, "now I am cleared, and my exact methods by which we propose to carry out our programme regarding every know how deeply Mr. ycKon naa oeeu father and her mother will be comforted engrossed iu a multiplicity of business affairs were not surprised that he broke with the knowledge that I had no hand ilies and friends of the members have plank In our platform.

I regret that this should have become Impossible. down. in the brutal murder. I can go back to However, he Is now at home and is Baltimore now, with clean hands. I knew they did it.

I told Mrs. Conway so when receiving proper care. He will be arouuu been Invited to Inspect the armory at that time and to view the work of the regiment in the physical education of the members. The regimental band will give a concert In honor of the visitors, "I have particularly requested that a large reservation of seats at tonight's meeting be made for my fellow citizens and at work lii a few days. Then he ex- Cbarlen R.

Penbody nnd Henry O. Idttl. as flurrivlng trustee, appellants, vh. Mary I saw her this morning. Now Conway t0 8tralKhten out the 'entanglements C.

Kent, as executrix, and John P'n-nntl. ns rpcHver. impleaded with o'hers. from Brooklyn. If there had been In might as well confess.

of the Woodhaven Bank and put on a and the regiment will give a working drill. Admission will be by ticket, to respond nts. Interlocutory judgment reversed It was announced that Conway would Brooklyn any building as big as Madison and Judgment directed for foreclosure and snlo duct the German Bureau from August 14 sound basis asain. "1 believe that If Mr. Wyckoff had not been forced to leave town the bank would be obtained from the council officers and Square Garden I should have asked that and for ileneirnoy, if any, with costs.

Opin until November 2. The complaint al be given an opportunity to tell his side of the case after a copy of the woman's at the armory on the night of the inspec story could be prepared so that Conway luges that the plaintiff and his asso elates wero under contracts calling fo the following salaries: Fischer, $000, of $00 a week; Miss Hamburger, S273, or $: ion hy ThomaH, J. Woodward nnd Rich, J.I., I'-'irr. upon tho ground last stilted In the opinion; Hirschberg, The People of the Ffate of New York, re-Kpondf-nts, vs. Oh.soppe r.lefanto, appellant.

of conviction of the Court of Special ,,3 fv-rsed and new trial ordered, upon might read It. the State meeting be held there, for it is not possible for me at the moment to speak at more than one Buch meeting. "I hope that my friends of Brooklyn will understand how greatly I regret not being able to speak there, end I hope that my friends in Buffalo, Syracuse, Rochester, Utlca, Albany, Troy and else not have passed into the hamis oi ui' banking authorities. Mr. Wyckoff Is on expert in realty matters and I have no doubt that he will be able to handle tho realty loans of the bank in such a manner as to remove all doubt as to the stability of tho Institution." APPELLATE COURT DECISIONS.

tion, It one is identified as an Arcanum-ite. This gathering is the result of the review of the regiment last winter by the officers of the councils of the order. One night was set apart for the review in honor of the order, and the members of the Royal Arcanum had the first choice of seats. The affair was called the Royal Arcanum parade. So great was BROOKLYN COURTS where through the State will also under- the interest then developed in the order stand how deeply I regret not being able the ground that the defendant was an Ignorant uid il man.

unable to speak the I-lng-linh language, and unaware at the time thut he was being tried for the offense charged cgainst hlni. and was unrepresented hy counsel. Hirschberg. llurr, Thomas, Carr and Rich. J.I..

concur. The Teople of the State nt New York, re-spiiidentE, vs. William Rverett. appellant. of conviction of tho County Court of Westchester County aflirmcd.

No opinion, lenks, Hirschberg, Burr, Thomas and 'arr, concur. The Peonlo of the State of New York, re- over the work of the regiment that there Handed duwn Friday, November 1, 1912. I.c.nhaxd B-hrlgrr, as administrator, SUPREME COURT. TRIAL. TERM.

a week; and Richerd, S25, or Sio a weet. 10 Is alleged that the salaries WTo paid up to October 5' and that the National Committee refused to pay after that, although the three worked until October when they were forced to give up the keys of their office, which they did under protest. Work which they had finished for use up to October 21. it is alleged, was published In German newspapers nnd the suit for the alleged unpaid salnrles covers only tho time between 6 and October 21. The plaintiff is represented hy William A.

Smith of 150 Nassau Btroet, Manhattan, and In the papers submitted by him the Judgment asked for is itemized as follows: Fischer. 137.94; Richerd, $177.14, Tiav calendar. November 4, 1911 Part reHuondVnl. vs. Samuel o.

Lampoon, appellant. Motion for reargument granted, without i v.c IT Maddm. J. Part III. MBrw.ilfn't i.

Part Oarretnon, J. Part nosts and caso sot down tor luenuuj, auvihu- J. Part Bcudder, J. Part Clara Bernhardt, her III, 1912. Present: joiikb, vs.

Robert Love, appellant. Judg arr, Woodward nnd men, jj. VS. Little Girt. 'Who Was Afraid to Oo Horn In to appear before them and state my views on the issues of the campaign." The Colonel began today the preparation of a reply to Governor Wilson's speech at Madison Square Garden last night.

The Colonel sent to Progressive headquarters in New York for information which he desired, and a messenger was dispatched to Oyster Bay. Colonel Roosevelt said that he would take up Governor Wilson's attitude toward the trusts In a statement which will be made public, probably tomorrow. the uarK. has been a large development of sympathy In the order which the purposes of the military organizations of Brooklyn. At the meeting last night Grand Secretary Jones made a very happy ad; dress, thanking the regiment for the Interest It had manifested In the progress of the order, as shown by the review given in its honor, and he spoke of the excellent results of military training, a3 the different councils had been able to note them in the work of Naa- Letnmo and others, reepjndents.

Motion Bianted. Jenks, lllrsciiberB. ment of conviction of the Court of Special reversed and new trial ordered, on the ground that tho evidence of the complaining witness was not supported by other com-netent evidence, as required by subdivision 5 Crane, J. vs. B.

H. R. R. v. Nassau R.

R. Ocean A. Co. sau R. R.

vs. National Lead Co. Lynch vs. Smith. 6279..

Johnson vs. II. H. R. R.

Clara had addressed as "Joe" In the note Uurr ana i numai, ju. written In Public School No. ibi on Wednesday morning that started all the hauncsy S. 11-rton and otners, McNally Company, defendant. of section of the F'enal Code, under Without considering the nurits of the cm- child's trouble, which the defendant was prosecuted, jenas, P.J.

Thomas, Carr, Woodward and Rich, and Miss Hamburger, $57.14. In their answer the defendants deny tho existence of a contract and make a general denial of the alleged debt. r-iveray or the validity ol tno oruer uppeaieu vs. u. ll.

n. n. r2't' McElroy vs. Interborougn R. T.

Note to Playmate Misconstrued, Says tiom, but solely In view or tne inlerme per-doul hostility between Iho recslvers, disclosed Fitzgerald vs. Oilier. Co. wear The People of Ihe State of New York, re-pondents. vs.

Barney Raven, appellant. Judg their members, who also belonged to National Guard organizations. These! At Progressive headquarters in Brook-were nraetical demonstrations that there I ''n it was said today that while It had hv the naners. we mink tne progrees ol uiu vs. ivoetim (m vu-hnlHiin vs.

Coney I. At B. R. ment of conviction or tno tnun ui wi. I'miniv and new trial ordered.

htiportant putdlc work Involved will he expedited by a denial of the smy asked for peii.l- 5313. vs. Coney I. u. was no gainsaying.

The officers of the been hoped that Roosevelt could speaK at the Academy on Saturday, It had not on the ground thnt the evidence falls to estab ng ihe hearing ana neierininai.ua ui me p- lish that defendant commnten mc crime ,14 extortion. Jenks. P.J.; Hirschberg. Burr, p.al. 'j'Ihi motion is theretoie denied, witmiut tusts, and the temporary stay vacated, but THE REALTY MARKET nreliid eo to a renewal or ino moui'n Woodward end lllch, concur.

The People of the State of New York, ex should a speedy hearing of Ihe appeal be un- rel. Minnie Bougie, appellant, vs. vwniam si been positively understood that he would do so. Yesterday's notices of the meeting at the Academy did not contain a promise that Roosevelt would attend. The Brooklyn delegation will be given excellent seats In Madison Square Gar-dent tonight, It was stated.

iuly ileiayfttl by the jenas, Mrs. Bernhardt. "Clara has always been a good girl," said Mrs. Bernhardt, "and I have never had any trouble with her. She is quiet and retiring, and never has anything to do with boys.

But they found this note that she was writing In school and they put a very bad construction on It. Then they frightened her wtih threats about It, and thet little girl was frightened dreadfully. From what she said to me, I know that she was so afraid that Bhe erally thought about killing herself. "My daughter Is never going to that school again," said Mrs. Bernhardt.

Mcl.nughlln, warden of tne city prison, ilrfchberg, tturr, tnomas aim luh, nun- respondent. Order affirmed, wttnout costs. io opinion. Jenks. P.J.: Thomas, Carr, Wood cur.

vs. iranimi, vs. B. 11. R.

vs. B. H. 11. R.

vs. Oscar Daniels Co. vh. H. H.

R. R. 5320. vs. Bklyn I nlon LJ.

R. 1 5,127.. Sullivan vs. B. H.

R. vs. B. H. R.

R. 5331. vs. Coney 1. B.

R. R. vs Nassau R. R. vs.

Nassau R. R. 5335-5348. vs. B.

11. R. K. 0337. vs.

Nassau R. R. vs. B. H.

R. R. vs. B. H.

R. R. vs. NssJau R. R.

5X1. vs. Donovan. tho matter or acquiring title ny tne New York to cenain land ad premises, Bit order had come to the conclusion that the Royal Arcanum and the National Guard could be beneficial to each other In the highest form of reciprocal sympathy and Interest, and this movement to organize a company which would have the support of the order was one of the practical results of that belief. The company for which the order will stand sponsor will have a membership of 25,000 Arcanumltes to draw from.

If thlB Initiatory company Is built up successfully, tiie order will try to form a Royal Arcanum company In each Brooklyn regiment. ted In tho block bounded ny i nauncey jtieet, Marion Blreet, HopKlnson avenue and Hockaway avenue, In the liorougn or iJrooK- Reld Avenue Apartment Sold. Peter P. Sherry lias sold for John F. Coot the live-story apartment house wltn stores at 256 Reld Avenue to Edward F.

Lankanau for Investment. Decatur Street Transactions. The three-story nnd basement dwelling at No. 121 Decatur street, on a plot 20x100 has been sold by Everett Kuhn yn, etc. Motion or tno nancy ciajirmnts 10 mervene, granted.

Motion to reopen pro- granted, to the extent that the re- ward and turn, J.I., concur. Thomaso tjtiaranta, respondent, vs. The f.rlf-fin-Whlia Shoe Company, appellant, order of tho County Court of Kings County reversed, with 110 costs and disbursements, and motion granted, without costs, on the ground that the defendant, on the face of the motion papers, was entitled unquestionably to the relief sought. Jenks. P.J.: Thomas.

Carr, Woodward and Rich, concur. Charles Rclzenstetn, appellant, vs. Abraham Miller and others, respondents. Judgment af-'It-iied with cists. No opinion.

I lirchbcrg, Burr, Thomas, Woodward and Rich, con- Teacher and Principal Defend Their Anderson vs. Hedden Const'n Co. et al. TO START SOOTH SHORE LINE President Connolly Will Drive First Spike in Trolley Tracks Tomorrow. 0350.

vs. Jteizger. vs. Press Pub. Co.

as broker for E. and M. Mosnhauer, to a client for occupancy. The same broker has sold 249 Decatur Btreet, a three-story A B. R.

R. et al. 5359.. Painter vs. Coney I.

Course. The fact that Mrs. Bernhardt Intended to take some action becauBe of her daughter's fright on Wednesday became known to Principal DeForest A. Preston and Mrs. Ralne, the supervisor, at Pub R.

R. et al. vs. n. n.

Monroe pondent inig.tn may ue pernniieu to prnneui the referee such documentasy evidence as ho shall be advised, without costs. Present: P.J., Hirschberg, Burr, Thomas and J.I. The People of tho State of New York, ex rel. Prunccs V. llallock et as administrators, relators, vs.

Joseph P. Hf-nessy et defendants. Motion for leave to appeal lo the Court of Appeals granted, without costs, and question certified. Present: Burr. Cnrr.

Woodward und Rich, J.I. -y vs. Ward Bread Co. Pauline Rneonblum, an Infant, appel lant. VM, tteigin JurtKment respondent, and others, defendants Opinion by VS.

1 vs. t-pector. vs. B. H.

R. R. vs. Clancy. vs.

Nassau R. K. vs. Hauen. 11 TT.rn.rV fit 81, FEW COCAINE INDICTMENTS Grand Jury Is Still at Work, However, and Many More Are Expected.

lic School No. 164, today. Mr. Preston said that he would be very glad of the fullest investigation, and Mrs. Kalne as .11 in.i'-d, witn en leidwni 1," Present.

Jenks, P.J.; Thomas, Active work will be started In Queens tomorrow morning at 11:30 o'clock on MoVV'aKer B. Hutton, apjiellant, vs. William and basement brownstone dwelling 20x100, for A. K. Brower to a client for oo-cupancy.

Madison Street House Sold. The Bulkley Horton Company has sold No. 88 Madison street between Clai-son nnd Franklin avenues. This Is a three-story and basement dwelling and waB sold to a client for occupancy. HALLOWEEN SPORT SPOILED.

tho new trolley line which Is to take respondent. Motion deled, costs. Pre.ient: Jenks, P.J., Thomns, Carr, Th following cauB, No rause will bo set A th rlttv. over the franchise of the South Shore Traction Company. "J-Tr tn' call Cnrr, Woodward and lllch, .1.1.

Michel 1. Schwartz, appellant, vs. Herbert K. Williams and others, respondents. Order aflirmed with IIH costs and disbursements.

Opin. by Woodward, Jenks, P.J.; Thomas, Carr and Rich, concur. Mary S. Sllway, appellant, vs. Harold S.

-Plwav respondent. Order affirmed, without costs No opinion. Jenks, p. Thomas, Carr, Woodward nnd J.I.. concur.

Julia W. A. Slebrecht, respondent, vs. Henry Borough President Connolly Is going to serted that she could not understand why Mrs. Bernhardt did not thank her Instead of speaking of action, for tho Interest she had taken in Clara.

"We did not know the child was lost until yesterday morning," said Mr. Preston. "There was a place raided here a short time ago because of 'white and we did not know but that he child had been taken off to some such place. odwjrd ltnl lllch. JJ.

Jul'a Xlques, appellant, vs. Philip Lauhen-'. Butler, rtspondents. Motion withdrawn. Present: Jenks, P.J., Thomas, Carr, Woodward and Rich.

JJ. Maria Bsckman, as administratrix, of Backman, deceafed. appellant, vs, James M. Bodgers and John J. Hiigerty.

the "itv of New York, di f-ndants, Brooklyn Cnlon drive the first spike end he will have 6194 St. John vs. Kloppenburg et al. 5397. vs.

Naswtu 1: ns vs. Heldenhetm et at. 5404.. O'Connor vs. Nasau R.

K. vs. InterWough R. T. 54 vs.

Bedell Co. vs. Gargullo. vs. B.

II. R. vs. Sea Beach R. R.

around him, as he does this, various other city officials. A. Sicbrciclit, upivlltint JUUgm-m Public Service Commissioner George V. the County inert r'lert nnd new trial ordered, crts to at, Id'- S. Williams will attend the ceremony and 1 flrat thouEht was of that, and then the event Opinion ny woonwaru.

j. Wt McO, wan vs. Intorhormigh R. T. perrlew Boulblndlng Co.

flas Company and Kdison Kieetrlc Coinpnny of Brooklyn, respondents. Judit-m. nt reversed anil new trial granted, costs to abide the event, against such of the defendants as to whom tho present action has not b'fn dcnntlnued. Opinion by Carr. J.

Jenks, will make a speech. several teachers had eeen the note I mr alio -i KUinm.nl as administratrix, A large crowi filled Part I of tho County Court this morning In the expectation of hearing a presentment, or at leaBt a large number of Indictments, relating to cocaine, brought In by the rand Jury before County Judge Faw-cett. They were disappointed, however, for out of the forty-live indictments brought in, only three were for having cocaine, and none of these cases were of a startling nature. Joseph McDermott and William Sehmied pleaded not guilty, and Charles E. Smith pleaded guilty of stealing the drug as a misdemeanor.

The new line Is to be built by the Clara had written and they were fearful Mrs. Rebecca Marcus, 33 years old, of 1011 Third waa held In $1,600 bonds by Magistrate Dylan In tho Fifth avenue court toduy, charged with striking twelve-year-old William Nelson of 5323 Third avenue with an Ironing board last night, fracturing his nose. The woman's husband, Samuel, was being hit with flour bacs by a number of boys celt brat ing Halloween. She argued vs. vs.

Wels etll Railway Company, appellant. Order af P.J., Thomas, woodward and inch, cn- lirmed. with 5111 costs aoo oi 1. 1, ui -o Manhattan and Queens Traction Corpora- of what It might mean I cannot con- 1 reive of any reason why Mrs. Bernhardt tion.

and will also take over the rights have the fullest Conor the Manhattan and Jamaica Railway In Mr, Ralne. She Is an ex- to the South Shore to the South bnore Company, successor teacher, and I am sure she did opinion. Jens, r. an lllch. c-mcur; Thomas, dlpsents.

William II. Smith, respondent, vs. Charles Hiilniun and K.nharlna H.llninn, appellants ruder the complicalid clicutnstancos shown In th recrd, we think that Hie default of the have been opened on proper The ceremonies will 1 ne ceremonies win Traction company. take place at 11:30 o'clock at the corner Mr3 expiane(1 tnat had tried of Thomas avenue and Diagonal Btreet i nri A nv nn(t out about the truth ccr. Nunziata Cardello, appellant, vs.

Brooklyn I'nltn Klevated Itallroal ('empany, revjvmd-f-nt. Order of the County court of Kings ounty atllrmd, with $la co.ts and disburse, merits. No opinion. Jenks. Thomns, iitrr, and Rich.

.1.1., concur. Nunziata Cardello, appellant, vs. the Rrook Ivn I'nion Klevated Hnllroad Company. Order of the County Court of Klnsts County afflrmed. with $la costs and disbursements.

No opinion. Jenks. P. Thomas, Carr. Wo idward and Rich.

concur. John K. Conway, respondent, vs. Firtd- in front of the plant of tho Packard Auto- fh ha(4 written, and 5131.. VB oiiey 54 It.

vs. Hrnily et al. 54H Frl na et al. -14' vs. Todd.

41 Plrcoff vs. Mahrr et 1. 5447, vs. Hoffman. Long vs.

Dollard. vs. Llbseel. vs. NnFSau R.

K. vs. B. II. R- B.

M71 McOnvern vs. Nassau R. R. vs. Halllck.

vs. 517R Fkr vs. Am. Sugar Refining Co. vs.

Irvine. 141 Idy vs. Carley. vs. Central Metal ed Co.

tt al. '4S4 Kromer vs. Klett et al. with them, and, seeing the crowd gather, Nelson cnnie across the street to lenrn what the trouble waj. Ho arrived ns the woman was swinging the board and It struck him In the lace.

He hud two black eyes when he appeared In court today. It is known, however, that the Grand Jury Is still working on the cocaine evidence, and has examined several more of the wholesalers In the effort to locate mobile Company. etnd for the girl's own good. The Manhattan and Queens Traction inrti. and Indict retailers who sell to victim Corporation Is a new company organized the conduct needed by the MacArthur Brothers Company, said Mrs.

Raise. "I In excusing the Grand Jury today Judge Stafford Company, appellant. Order affirmed. Vswcett said: showed It to three teachers and they all UrniB. The order Is therefore and the moil, in to open the d-fault and vacate the Judgment Is granted on condition that the within twenty days pay to Ihe plaintiff Ihe sum of cats; In case the defendants fall to comply with this direction, the order la aflirmed.

with 10 costs and disbursements. Jenks. I'. Thomas, Carr. Woidward and Hit h.

JJ concur. Vnrrnr.it Smith, as administratrix, respondent s. International Omnt Safety coaster Company, appellant. Judgment and order atnrmed with costs. No opinion.

Hirschberg. Cum- Woodward and Kbh. concur. Tleiii'ias. votes for reversal, up the around that tno damages ara not warranted wdth 110 costs and dlsnurments.

No opinion tlon work of the new line. This new "I wish to compliment you on the Jenks, P. Thomaa, Carr, Woodward and thought as I did about it. ho I questioned Clara about It. I could get noth company will take over the rights of the Rich.

concur. splendid work you have been doing, understand, however, that It Is not fin old South Bnore Traction company, including the trolloy line now operating Emily Cola ivmnell. appellant, vs. Oeorgs B. Cole, respondent, Impleaded, etc.

Order af Inhed. At 9 o'clock on Monday you will firmed, with 111 costs and d'shursement. No vs. Coney 1. A b.

k. n. vs. Rogers. 5491..

Raphael vs. Curtis Pub. Co. vs. Flushing Poultry Co.

vs. Ilnrtmsn. Highest number reached on regular call S.495. cl-lilirWlATF. a COl'RT.

please convene here and bring In your ever the Ci'ieensboro Bridge, as well as those of the Manhattan and Jamaica opinion Jenks, P. Thomas, Carr. Wood ing from her and I thought it best that her mother should know about It. I wrote this note to her: '1 wish that you would come to school today to see me about Clara. It Is a serious matter nnd hone you can come for Clara's sake.

lnfl ctments or presenimenis. ward and Rich. concur. llailwav Company, which failed to make MAUD MALONE PLEADS. Msud Malone.

the Suffragette who Interrupted Governor Wilson during his speech at the Academy nf Music on the evening nf October 19. and who was arrested by direction of Chief Magistrate Kempner. charged with wilfully disturbing a public meeting, which Is a misdemeanor under the i tric-arcl in the Court of Special Sessions today to plead to the charge. Her plea was not guilty. Chief Justice Russell and Justices Zeller and Mclnenny set the case over until November 12 fur trial.

The Grand Jury sat utnll midnight yesterday from 10 In the morning, and when Patrick nougherty, respondent, vs. John Ar buckle and William A. Jsmlson, app-l tnnt. Order affirmed, without costs. No tln a deposit of $50,000 as demanded by the uy the Abraham Holsky.

respondent, vs, Abraham n.i.n., Mr.n.lav. before Surrogate Herbert Board of Estimate ana Apportionment, wills of Badle Oallagher. I Ion. Jenks, P. J-.

Thomas, Carr, Woidward and Rich. concur Cohen appellant. ami oner 10-flrnied' with costs. No opinion. Jenks.

P. "bunas Carr and Itlch, con- c' Lvon Hllarv Duhamel, Cleames Borsdorf und Amelia Burgess. The accounting In the Its work Is finished a ricn nnrvest oi in dictments for cocaine selling is looke. lor. Refnre County Judge Andrews thli chise.

1 Patr ck Dotigneny, respondent, vs John Ar- The new road will open up a Inrge part name, a buckle and William A. Jamison, appellant. Order aflirmed. without costs. So opin esute of Mnry B.

I-arry Young. Roller Block Thomas MeCnnn, Sophie Pfh'mann. vioran. John Flvnn, Emma Frltsch. of Queens now without adequate trans- wno reao.

me morning Harry Bromber of 957 Myrtle avenue was snntenced to Elmlra for soil portatlon facilities. It will run from tne woinn Queensboro Bridge, through Diagonal believe Mrs. Bernhardt Is not conversant Jonn I Stem respondent, vs. Benjamin nwens. Judgment and at-tlrined, with fonts.

No opinion. Hirschberg. llurr, Thomas. Woodward and Itlch, con- "Tisdale Lumber Company, appellant, vs. Albert I imiicI and Ull A.

Piquet, co.partners, ion. Jenks. I momaa, carr, vtoodwurd and Rich. JJ. Klghty-nine Thompson Street, a domestic eor.

poration, respondent, vs. M'lreu Mandelbautn. as committee of Margarita Zerillo, Impleaded with others, appellant. ord-r anVmcl. wiih ing cocaine to friends.

He was not known to be an old offender, and hence treet nnd out Honman or yueens Douie- on Thomas Hlrnott, John Murphy and Mercerln Thnmrs The estate of Fckel Infants, Kain Kaufman Mrv Callahan. D. Morris. Mary ch 11 and Archibald Young. Contested calendarThe wills of John Klunaschelfka, Carl Bioreeck and Antonio Valdors.

vard through Forest Park to the new Business Property his sentence was light. etc. rcsp indents. Judgment and or-ii-r re. $10 costs and disbursements, with leave to WILSON GOES UP STATE.

within twenty and n-w trial griinied costs ue to answ dnvs on payment of the rosts of thla ROOSEVELT AT THE GARDEN. A Good Investment Now Better buy it now, because Long Island depot at Jamaica, will cross under the tracks of the Long Island Uall-icad and continue through Jay streot and itoikaway road to Lambertvllle avenue, ind through Lambertvllle avenue to smith street and Westchester or Central avenue, to the Nassau County Una. tut, event, --ox. Thomns Cnrr and Rich. J.I..

concur. M. Turner, rcsp indent, vs. Herbert t. Woolworth.

appellant, and Martha O. Wool-worth defendant. 4 rVr affirmed, with lf costs 'iin! disbursements. Opinion by Thomas. ,1 Jenks, P.

Carr, Woodward and Rich, FERRICK IS SUSPENDED. Patrolman William Ferrick was suspended loday from duty In the Police Department by Commissioner Waldo, who has official notice from the District Attorney's offlcs that Fer anil the costs awp.rded in the order sustaining the demurer. No opinion. p. Thomas, Carr, Woodward and Rich, con- CtJohn F.

Kairchlld et respondents, vs. The City and C-mnty Contract Company, appellant. Interlocutory Judgment nOli-med, with All Seats Free In the Balcony and prices are sure to increase in Scheduled to Make Two Speeches Tonight In Rochester. Governor Woodrow Wilson, after his arduous evening In Madison Square Garden, was up bright and early this morning, and he reached the Grand Central Gallery Tonight. j.l., concur.

rnces are The application for tickets to th. with leave tn appellant, within twenty I tJenrgtC. van tuvi, jr as -upenmenue rnn I UUIIC OBITUARY. cost rick is expected to appear in General Reaslons and plead to an Indictment for Progressive meeting at Madison Square duvs after the servico tit a copy or tn order i oi entered herein, to withdraw Its demurrer I K. hnrmann et app.

Hants, impleaded with I perjury found against hlra by the July ine Juiy i ih. others, ord. nvrrulmg ii. murrer anirmeu. Garden tonight, at which Colonel Roose velt will be the guest of honor, prom but with Station In time to take the Empire State i f.rnd Jury.

Ferrick was a member of i tlo, iiunmn i with lio csts and lie didotidante to answer within and the costs of this appeal, opinion by Burr, 1 leave to lsei to be as large as the meeting of la: Express. The Gove' ir entered his prl- Becker's "Strong Arm" squad, vate car, attached to the express, and Thomas, Carr and Rich, lllrscbberg. ttw.nty davs on nytiN-ni or me cosia ami oie-. of hls appeal, togotlier with the Wednesday night. Tho box seats and concur.

c.eorge E. Farewell, respondent, Anna i cods awarded In the order appealed from, oih. i rioiniiin ner curlnin. Jenks, P. Thomas, arena scats are being sold for tonight'; WEATHER FORECAST.

Irene Maher. appellant. Order atnrmed. already advancing aions the new transit lines. Delay means loss of opportunities to lay the foundation for in.de- pendence.

Eagle Real Estate Columns Contain Good "Buys" meeting, but tho balcony and gallery nut costs. r. noma-, MONTREVn.LE HOWDRN-SMITH, son of he late Charles and Adelaide liavls Howden-tmlth, died yesterday at his home, 907 Hmr- ng place, where the funeral services will tako lace tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Mr. fowden-Hmlth's maternal grandfather was Lr.

ohn Davis of New York City. He leayei a widow. Alice. RICA HCHLESINOKR. wife of William' -'rhlesinger and daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. rnst Nathan ofthls borough, died yesterday 1 her forty-first year at her home, 2U Won seats will De tree nrjt comn first served Csrr. vs I sir ndenls, vs. Charles c. VMs and James Klara.

Hacker and others, respondents, The doorp will be opened at 8 o'clock In which he will make the trip to Rochester, where he Is scheduled for two speeches this evening It was stated that the Governor may also stop off at Schenectady on the way up-Siaie In order to make a speech. Tho Empire State Express pulled out M. (loss, appellants, tinier alurtne 1. with costs, As at the ntrer meeting, a brass hai Probably rain tomorrow, pavements will be wet, causing autos to skid dangerously if their tires are not equipped with Weed Anti-Skid Chains. They will bo on hand to keep the crowd Ir.

Carl Hacker, appellant. Impbadel etc. Judgment reversed, with cost, nf this apical, and as rndrr no circumstances csn the pl.tin-tirr mslntstn this action, tin. cotnilumt be ill-missed, with costs. Opinion by llurr.

.1. 'Hirschberg. Carr, Woodward and Me good lni'ii and moving pictures will Opinion by Wooilwaid. Jenas. p.

1 He nms. and lllch, .1.1., concur. Katharine respondent vs. William H. or.

nepelluiit. Older alltruied, with 110 ensts 1 nnd No opinion. Jenks. P. Thomas, Woodward, Carr and Itlch.

con- of the Grund C-nlral Stut'on at 8:30 a.m. s'reet. wnere ne inn nrpjoluteiy prevent sgiaaing. again be shrwn. Cojonel Itnnsovelt will personally asV th crowd to rofraln from giving him a sttnded greeting.

Every Day. l-J uk-rii CHAIN TIME anm COt.aw J.I rnnnir. services will be held Bunday morning nt 9:31 There wna a small party to see Governor o'clock. She Is survived by her parents, h.r cur. AdvrtlMmni.

Paul D. Hawkins, respondent, vs. August husband and a daughter, Fhylllat.