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New-York tribune., 1901-01-11
NEW DISTRICTS IN NEW-YORK.
LEADERS HOPE THAT THEY CAN BE MADE
SAFELY REPUBLICAN,.

Local Republican leaders hope that the three
Congress districts in this city under the Bur
leigh ReappOrtionment bill will be safely Repub-
rcan. AS the Reapportonment bill becomes
a law the Legislature of this State will take up the
task of creating three Congress districts in the
Empire State. The city of New-YOrk is likely to
get all three districts although Erie County will
have an argument In the rapid growth of Buffalo
in favor of allottng of the districts to the
western part of the state particularly as when the
district is once formed it is more likely than
New-York City district to elect Republican.
In fourteen districts practically wholly within
the boundaries of New-York City the Republicans
last fall elected only three Congressman. the DEM
electing solid delegation. with the eXcep-
ton of Mr.. Douglass, in the XIVth District. i'm this
county. In Kings County the Republicans elected
two out of five Representatives Local Repub-
lcan leaders counting reforming the
district lines that three of the districts in this
county will be safely Republican. while fair ap-
portonment of the territory in Brooklyn will make
three Of the five districts there safely Republican
with the county going 1000 plurality either way
1t is altogether probable that under the reappor-
tionment the East Side portions of the NIVth and
NNth districts will be cut off, making those dis
tricts reasonably sure to elect Republican candi-
dates while a new district will be created by COM
bining tho XXIXth. the XXXIst. portions of the
XXIIId east of Seventh-ave.. and portions Of the
XXXIId The XXXIIId and the XXXINth districts
west of r.exington-ave. Another Republican dis
trict is likely 10 be formed by combining the With,
XXVth. XXVIIth and additional territory.
In Brooklyn II Is likely that the heavily Demo-
cratic Assembly districts in the lower part OF the
borough and along the waterfront will he thrown
almost wholly into the lid and With districts; Al
present the lid District is worse than Chinese
puzzle in shape. and Edmund Fl. briggs carried II
twice, when ordinarily a Republican would have
been elected The WITH and Nth districts naturally
Republican.
The Burleigh bill provides that the new Congress
districts must be compact and contiguous The last
apportionmcnt of his State made in lS92 when
Roswell p Flower was Governor and David B. Hill
Senator. Mr. H did a highly artistic piece Of
work. from Democratic point of view in the
ca arvfns Of the districts. I mere is feeling among
the Republican leaders that while no undue ad-
vantage should be taken nf Republican oppor-
tunity the Republicans should have all they are
entitled
Under the provisions Of the RurleiCh hill News
York will have thirty-seven CongresSmen. thirty
electoral votes and seventy-eight delegates in
National conventions Many Republicans think
that udicious and Just radistrictine Of the State
under the new will give the Republicans five or
SiX additional members
New-York tribune., 1901-01-11
WANT SETEVTH4rE. ASPH4LTED

Representatives OF the Associated Cycling Clubs
OF New-York. the Automobile Club of America. the
League of American WheClmen and many Of the
property owners in SeVeuth-ave held meeting
the Hotel Navarro on Wednesday night to consider
means for securing the asphalting of Seveuth-ave.
from Eleventh-st to Fifty-eighth-st. The repre-
sentatives of the Road Drivers Association were
unable be present. but sent letter expressing
their sympathy with the movement.
+. w. Tousey was elected chairman Of the meet
ing and DR.. Brandon secretary. Resolutions were
pa ssed demanding the asphating of Sevcnth-ave.
and requesting the organizations represented last
nights meeting to pass similar resolutions. a
committee of five, one from each organization rep
resented. was appointed to attend to securing the
resolutions. IL was decided to attach the resolu-
tions to petition of property holders to be pre-
sented to the Board of Aldermen by Alderman Oat-
man Seventy-hve per cent of the property holders
in Seventh-ave. have already signed this petition
1t presented last spring and favorabIy CON
sdered by the Municipal Assembly but Commits
sioner keattng said there money to do the
work proposed. The petition will be again pre-
sented possible and better results are
hoped for this attempt
New-York tribune., 1901-01-11
coNTRoL OF Erie TELEPHONE RErERTS

The Telephone. Telegraph and Gable Company of
America which was Incorporated in November, 1899,
with a capital Of $50 100000 and which formed
for the declared purpose of establishing a great
telephone system Independent of the Bell Telephone
Company purchased In February. 1900, controlling
interest in stock Of the Erie Telegraph and Tee
phone Company one Of the chief subsidiary COM
panies Of the Bell system. Yesterday it was re-
ported in Wall Street that the control of the Eric
company had passed back to the Bell Telephone
Company the Old Colony Trust Company syndicate
acting for that corporation, having purchased from
the Telephone. Telegraph and Gable Company Of
America. 1900 of the 5,001 shares acquired by the
latter year the remaining 21O1 shares being de-
posted I'm trust 10 the control Of the Bell
interests. The trust company syndicate, II was
added would also take 81 10000 per cent notes just
issued by the Erie Telegraph and Telephone Com
pany The authorized pital stock of the Erie com
pany Is $l00000 of which $1000O000 is outstanding
The company owns - per cent of the Cleveland
Telephone Company, 80 per cent of the North
western Telephone Exchange Company, and 81 per
cent of the Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone
Company operating in Ohio, Minnesota, North
Dakota. South Dakota Texas and Arkansas under
licenses from the Bell company. 1t also controls
the Michigan and Wisconsin (BelD companies.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-11
SUPREAIE COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

YORK-EIIa A. Gray. Plaintiff. against Narhlda
Addison otEers. Defendants In pursuance OF
Judgment of foreclosure and sale. duly made and
tered in entitled action. bearing date the
third day Of January 1901 the undersigned the Ref
Judgment named will sell at public auction
York Estate SaesrooU, located
a III broadway. in the Borough OF Manhattan,
thirJieth day Of January, 1aii.
at 13 O'Clock that day, by Philip A Srnyth.
directed by said Judgment to be
sold therein described follows All that certain
piece parcel OF land together with the building
thereon erected. situate living and being in the Twenty
Ward Of City Of New York and bounded and
described follows: Beginning at point on the North
side fourth Street. distant hundred
auf-seveuty- 800 feet Westerly from the
intersection OF the Westerly line OF Co
umbus formerly Ninth Avenue. with the Northerly
Sixty fourth Street running thence Westerly.
along the Norherly line OF Sxtyfourh Street seventeen
IN feet six t6 inches; thence NOrtherly and PARALLEL
with the Westerly line Of Columbus formerly Ninth
Avenue. and partly through the centre Of party wall
onehundred uo0 feet i've > inches TO the centre line
the block between SiXyfOurth and SXtyffth Streets
thence Eastery along said centre line seventeen qI}
inches: thence Southerly. and again parallel
wttE Westerly line OF Columbus formerly Ninth
partly through the OF a party wall
C00l feet i've 90 inches the NOrtherly
OF SiXyfOurth Street, the point place OF be-
ginning.
Dated New York. January 5th. 1901.
SAMJ- FL CoHN. Referee.
LATTING & WADHAMS. Attorneys for Plaintiff. -
Pine Street. New York City. Borough Of Manhattan
Street.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-11

against citizens of any OF the great Powers. and
some interesting questions in immigration reguia-
tion will undoubtedly arise out of the final settle
ment of the present complications in the East
One feature of the immigration OF the last year
is encouraging from some points of view and that
is the lack of increase in the immigration to this
country from the tropics, notwithstanding the re-
annexation by the United States of such
large area of tropical country. It is well known
fact, however, that people seeking new home
rarely g to country colder than their own. The
same lack of increase cannot be noted of the Ori-
entail immigration for this has risen from almost
nothing to about Az per cent of the total. Asia
sent this country in 1900 about eighteen thousand
immigrants. or half many again as England.
Scotland and Wales A large percentage of these
people are of the pedler and beggar classes. ana
take naturally TO those occupations soon as
they are in touch with American life.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-11
THE PEOPLE of the State of New York. b,

the Grace Of God Free and Independ.nt--To To
Thomas Barry and 70 all persons interested in the
James Barry County OF New York deceased
creditors legatees. OF kin otherwise Send
Greeting and YOU hereby cited and r.
qured personally be and before Surrogate
az the County Of New York at the Surrogates Court OF
said County. held the County Court House in the
County Of New York the 18th day OF February. 19O
hal o'clock n forenoon OF
judicial settlement OF the
proceedings James A. Dunn and MARY Barry. tx
VIII and Testament deceased,
and YOU hereby cited. under the
years required appear by
dian II have none. appear and
apply he appointed, in the event OF your
neglect failure a guardian will be appointed
by the Surrogate represent and in
ceed.ng
In Testimony Whereof. We caused the Seal Of the
Court Of the said County OF New
York To be hereunto AFFIXED Witness. Hon.
Thomas. a Surrogate OF said
County a County OF New York, the 10Th
day Of December in the year Of Lord one
thousand nine hundred
j FAIRFAX MIAAUGHLIN.
OF the Surrogate's Court.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-11
DEsPERADOEs TERRoRIzE TOWN.

Buffalo. Jan. 1O.-A special 10 THE News" says
three men. all heavily armed, terrorized certain
sections of Olean last night Besides shooting
Jack Moulton and a colored woman who lives
with him, the Blue Line. they broke in the door
OF State-st Jewelry store, and, In the face of a
fusillade or bullets, drove out Peter Reifenburg
number of watches. After holding up Frederick
c. Hamilton IN Hanley-st.. they went the Berry
man home and at the point of pistol demanded
Mrs. Berryman's money. Three shots were fired AT
her Another OF the gang placed his gun in the
face Of Miss Bergman and pulled the trigger but
the weapon missed fire. The made their es-
cape, but later OF them captured and fden-
titled by several persons of the gang
New-York tribune., 1901-01-11
foreclosure 5ales
w YORK SUPREME COURT. Count :,


New fork-Josepha NJ. Young as executrr a.
PIalntII against Cornelius n. Tallman anothsr
Ienudnts In pursuance OF judgment OF foreclosure -
eaT' ouIy made and entered in tie above entitled sc
snd bearing date the 3Oth March, 1900 l. ths ~
puohc auction, at the New SsIesronrI
no III broadway. in the Borough OF Manhattan CIV -
New York on Thursday. the 18th day of January aaS
al u ocock noon on that day. by William KanpsI;.
auctiOneer, the premises directed by said tudgrenr
sold, and therein described follows All that cs-.
lot OF ground. with the building erected
the Twelfth Ward OF the Cty OF York (novv s1C
and designated the Twelfth Ward the Borougt !,
Manhattan the southery side of Ninety-seventh
bounded and described follows. viz Beginning A.
point on the souherly line OF Ninety-seveuth street
tant hve hundred 5Ool feet westerly point fot
by the intersection OF the westerly Eighth sver
now known Central Park Vest with the southern H.
or Nnetyseventh street. thence running souhery PARA
as Central Park West) and part way throurb
party wall thence westerly parallel r
the sOutherIy Ninety-seventh
thence norheriy, parallel with OF Eirh
avenue known a Central West) and par =,
the way through party wall. hundred feet 10 -,
southeTly line Of Sinetysevenh street. thence
erly aonE the said southerly line Of Ntnety-sevs-,
street twenty feet the nont OF beginning The I--S
snected by the said instrument lies section n
block 1892 the Land MsD Of the CITY of New York
Dated New York. December 26th. 1900.
GEORGE w. ELLIS Referee
LORD DAY & LORD. Attorneys for Plaintiff once IN.
New York City.
The following Is diagram of the property Be sors
its street number is No - West Ninety-seventh street.
O-AN
New-York tribune., 1901-01-11
LACK OF MOTIVE POWER IN OHIO.
GREATLY INCREASED TRAFFIC THIS WIN
TER-NEw ENGINES TO BE ADDED

Astabula Ohio Jan. 10 (SpeciaD.-Rairoads
throughout this section of the country are eN-
perIencing an unprecedented scarcity of motive
power. This is caused solely by the greatly IN
creased traffic al other years The big de-
mand for winter shipments of iron ore is making II
difficult for branch roads to spare their locomotives
to the main lines, is usual in winter. For in
stance the jamestown and Franklin branch OF the
Lake Shore. after sparing a part OF its motive
power the main line has found its yards blocked
with coal waiting to be moved.
Engines borrowed from the Pittsburg and Lake
Erie have been returned to assist in caring for in
creased traffic on it's road. Several more en-
gines have just arrived here from other ore carry
ing roads As an example of increased bust
ness figures just completed concerning the
Jamestown and Franklin branch show 2242.0S7 gross
tons Of ore alone hauled in one year past. as
against 26 052 the previous year. II is understood
here that a goOdy number OF new engines are 10
be delivered during the next few months to the
Lake Shore and other railroads on which the lack
of motive power is being felt
New-York tribune., 1901-01-11
SUPREME COURT. County of New YORK

Jacob D. Butler plaintiff. against William McCracksa
and others, defendants.
pursuance Judgment OF foreclosure sale duv
made and in the entitled action
the End day Of January. 1901. l. the undersigned
Referee in said Judgment named will sell. par,oI
public auction. the New York Real Estate
Number Ill Broadway. in the Borough
IN the City York the 1St day
1901 IL O'Clock OF that day by William ke1nely
ESQ., AuctOneer the mortgaged premises directed by
Judgment to be sold and therein described follows:
All certain lots. pieces parcels of
with buildings thereon erected situate living
in the Twelfth Ward OF the Borough of Manhattan
the City of New York. ard which, taken together
the Southeriy side OF One hundred and forty-ninh
and 90 EasterIy from the formed
EAsterv side OF Broadway
Southerly side OF One
fortynnJh Street running thence Southerly parallel
Broadway formerly the Boulevarp and of the
wall ninetynne (N feet and eleven
C1D the line OF the block between One
hundred and forty-eighth and One hundred and forty
Streets; thence Eastery. along said line ~
(66l feet and eight inches: hencs
Northerly. again parallel with Broadway formerly the
Boulevard nneynius t9 feet and eleven cd inches
Southery side One hundred and ortynnth Street
Westerly along said Southery side Of One
(s) inches the point place of beginning
Dated New York, January 9th l:Ol
PETER FUCKER. Referee
CHARLES B COLE. Esq. Plaintiffs Attorney IS and -
Wall Street. Borough Of Manhattan. New York CITY
following diagram OF the property 70 be sold,
the numbers being 500 and S6 West 18Th street,
New-York tribune., 1901-01-11
Gnrroaatee' Notlres
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

YORK. by Grace Of God Free and Independent. to
Antonette Selig, Rebecca Boxsus Carrie Spiro
sslngre Esele salngre Henry Salngre. David Peyser
Heilburn Ethel Peyser, Seymour Peyser Wash
inEton Peyser. Corr!ne Loeb Harry levin Louie Levin
Hannah d. levin. the heirs and OF kin of
Salinger. deceased, send greeting;
Where's. Selg Rosenbaum, Of the City of York,
lately applied the SUrrogates Court County
Of New York TO certain instrument in writing
lang both real and personal property duly proved
the VIII and Testament OF Serena Salinger
County of New York. deceased: therefore, nd
cited to before the
County Of New York. his Office in the County OF
the 29th day Of January.
half o'clock IN the
VIII and Testament
And such Of YOU hereby cited, under the
twenty-one years required appear your
guardian II have II you have none appear
apply for be appointed the YOUR
neglect failure 10 do guardian will be
ceednE
testimony whereof We have caused Seal Of the
Surogates Court OF the said County OF New York
AFFIXED.
Witness. Hon. Abner g Thomas. Surrogate
H. s said County New York at said County
the 4th day Of December. in the year OF our
Lord thousand nine hundred
J. FAIRFAX MLAUGHIIN.
Clerk of the Surrogate's Court.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-11
West IOSd Stree

102d Street.
The approximate the Hen satisfy
which the above-described property be sold. is
s3+ol 80 i00 with thereon day q
June. 1900. less payments account amounting
$1,000. together with allowance amounting
1865 43-1O0 with expenses sale. Tbs
approximate OF the and water
rates other Hens be allowed OF
the purchase-rnoney. naid by the Referee. Is
81, 755 S4-1OO
Dated New York. 18th day Dccrnhe-. 1000.
CffAS. E. KNOX. Csfs-re.
The os the zhorN described premise hereby
adjourned &c Friday. tith. 1901. re
hour and place.
Dated. New York. Januar, ph tpOt
CTiA$ ~ KNOX. Fsf-res
LORD. pA1 & LORD ria;ns-y. A,sornsys 10 pros]-
"
New-York tribune., 1901-01-11
PUBLISHERS ASSOCIATION LAUNCHED.

American Publishers Association, with principal
offices in NewYork City, were filed with the Sec
retary of State to-day. 1t is proposed to advance
the interests of the book publishing business. The
directors are Charles Scribner, @. b. NJ. Harvey.
Daniel Appleton and Frank II. Dodd. of New Y ork
City George H. Mif1in, of Boston: George =. Brett
OF Darien. Conn; A c. McClurg, OF Chicago; Craig
Lppincott, OF Philadelphia. and Frank II. Scott OF
nran
New-York tribune., 1901-01-11
Slth Stree
64th Streer

b+th
The approximate amount of the lien charge satiy
which the above described Is to be sold tha
of Sixteen thOusa ndeight- hundreds -arire 11l'-
dollars, with interest thereon from The tweuyxth day
Of December. 1900 together with and
amounting Tnreehunire and thrtyix t-1oO dollars
with interest from the third day Of January 1901 together
with the expenses OF the sale The approximate amount o
other liens which allowed
purchaser purchase money. or paid
the referee Is Eishthundred dollars
and interest
Dated New York. January Sth. 1901.
SAMUEL COIN Referee.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-11
14ath Street.

The approximate Of the lien charge 70 satisfy
which the above described property is be sold Is SIS
2O8I-IO0. with thereon from December 2N1.
together with plaintiffs and alloOa
amounting 100 interest thereon from Jan
1901 together with the Of The sale
The OF the sssessrents water
other liens allowed the purchaser out ot
the purchase money OF paid BY the Referee Is $50
and interest Said premises be sold subject 70
first mortgage S2OO0O second mortgage OF $1+SO
with interest each from the 9th day Decsmber
1900. at the rate OF six per cenJum per annum
Dated New York. January 9th. 1901
PETER FUCKER Referee
New-York tribune., 1901-01-11
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
MR. GARRETT WILL RETIRE.
FORCED BY OTHER DUTIES TO GIVE UP
LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD VICE
PRESIDENCY.

Philadelphia. Jan. 1o.-John 3. Garrett announced
to-day that he will retire on Tuesday next from
the yice--presidencv of the Lehigh Valley Railroad
Company. This decision communicated 20
PRESIDENT Walter in November last. and he has re-
mained in office since that time at Mr Nalter
request. Mr.. CARROTS decision was known onN
nv a few personal friends. He wfthdraws rom
railroad life and will devote his time to educa'"ha'
and philanthropic work. -,
Mr. Garretts chief reason for resigning ne Sdlu'
was that other duties require his presence IN New
York and that his attention so divided tnat
he had decided 70 renquish the vice-presidencN.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-11
SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY


= William Cairns stuart et al, Trustees. etc. cf
Ellen e Ward etc. Plaintiffs. against Thomas Frazier
and others. Defendants
In OF a Judgment Of foreclosure and sale.
duly made and entered an5
bearing date the 14th day OF June 1900 I the
signed. the Referee In said judgment named. sell
public auction. at ths New York Real sales
No. III Broadway, the OF Manhattan.
City OF New York, Friday. the day January 1901
Il o'clock that day by Peter F Meyer. Auc-
tioneer the premises directed said Judgment sold
therein described follows:
All that certain lot piece land situate
lying and being In the city Of York. and being
IN Section Number Z. Block Number 1874 shown cn
the Land Map OF the CITY OF New York and bounded
and described follows; Beginning point on
the Northerly line OF West One hundred and Secord
Street distant hundred and thirty-two tl3S feet
( inches eastery from the NOrheasterly OF
the Boulevard and West One hundred and second street
opposite the middle line OF wall: run
thence Nortnwardy but parallel with the Boulevard
and to and through said wall far the same
extends hundred O0) thence Eastwardly ou'
parallel with West One hundred and second street
thirtytwO (32) feet six 6l inches; thence SOuthwary
the Northery line West One hundred and
second Street. Westwardly along said Northery
line OF West One hundred and second Street thirty
six 90 inches the point or place OF oesnn
Dated New York December 12th, 1900
LORD DAY & LORD. Attorneys for Plaintiffs office and
postoice address No. 100 broadway Manhattan Ne"
York city.
The following Is diagram the property TO be sold;
street number 20T 1O2d Street:
wrzf 1924 Street
New-York tribune., 1901-01-11
ii PURsUANCE Of an order OF Hon. Abner

c. Thomas 4 Surrogate OF the County Of New York
hereby given all having
Adoph Pfefer late Of the County OF New York deceased
q present with vouchers thereof to the sub
scrbers their place OF transaCtinE business 80
broadway the City Of New York. before
day OF June next.
Dated New the 18th day Of December. 1900
FRANCIS G, REED WILLIAM II. REED. EyscIItorS
FRANK g MASON. Atty. for Executors $50 Broadway
CITY.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-11

o. Hon Abner @. Thomas. Surrogate
York notice is hereby given
claims against Allan Duncan late
Of deceased present the same, vouch-
the subscriber her place transactinE
business 10. No 81 Nassau street. Borough OF
Manhattan. the City Of New York. before the
20'h OF April next Dated New York October IL 1900
SARA r. TUCKER ExecutrtN RUSSELL. < PERCY
Attorneys for Executrx. % Nassau St. N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-11
TO sUcCEED MR.. OTTERBoURG FOR A TINE

Corporation Counsel Whalen has designated John
d. Quincy act attorney TO the Department of
Buildings in place of Eugene z. Otterbourg. who
died Tuesday last. Mr.. Quincy will act as chief
Of the law division of the Department until per
manent appointment has been made. Mr.. Quincy
has been connected with the Department of Build
in the capacity Of first assistant attorney since
its inception In 1892
New-York tribune., 1901-01-11
West 96th St.

The approximate amount ot the lien or charge to "a,
isfy which the above described property to be sN =
- -" wiz nt"reet tt.rc ~ IN 18th day OF Mares
1900 less the sum Of s4O5 a paid Together
With Of lbe
taxes assessments water rates or other H.,
allowed the purchaser OF purchase rnonS
Naid hv tha referee. is S737O1 and interest
Dated New York. December 26th 1900
GEORGE w. ELLIS Refe-as
New-York tribune., 1901-01-11
IN PURSUANCE of an order of HON ABNER

G THOMAS. a Surrogate OF the County of New York
NOTICE hereby given TO all persons having claims
Napoleon Henrquez late OF the County ot
New York deceased present the with vouchers
thereof % the their place Of transactng
business No 919 Seventh Averue. in the Borough Of
Msnhattan CITY York. before the 18th day
July next
GEORGE 4. HENRTQUEZ, RICHARD A HE,NFlQC Y,
CLARA HE\KlCIEZ, MARIA - HE-NfSiSC e.
Executors.
Rrnadway Borough Of Manhattan. New York City.