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New-York tribune., 1907-12-13

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK
- - George r. smith Plaintiff; against Elizabeth
T. Whitaker Henry johnson. Martin Hunt Abraham
Simon. Michael Namara, Abraham Meyers. Edward
Cooley, Herman Buggen, Patrick German. Patrick
Valentine. observation-disclosures. --IN
To the above named Defendants
You hereby summoned o he con,nI,;,.
this action, and ofvO
plaintiffs attorney within twenty davs after tba
service Of this summons. exclusive the dav ~
vice, and in of failure appear or ansYar
Judgment Will be taken against by default for the
reuet demanded in the complaint " ~
Dated New York. December - 1907
JOHN Nj. RIDER Plaintiffs Attorney Offce and POST
Office Address. ~ Cedar Street New YORK 80
To the Defendant Elizabeth whelan: N'
The foregoing summons is served upon Won nv nubli
cation pursuant to order Hon Charles ~ Trr.r
Justice Of the Supreme Court the state Of SeVS
York. dated December 11th 1907. and fled with tbs
complaint herein in the ohce OF the Clerk OF the
County OF New York, in the County Court Tjouss
the Borough of Manhattan. City OF New York on the
day - 81"
Dated New York. December 18th. 1907
JOHN NJ. RIDER. plaintiffs Attorney OfTce and u n
Address. No ~ Cedar Borough OF Manbat,an
New York City.
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ifath Street

The approximate OF ,hs liens OF charges to
satisfy which above described property
SO 9IS 63. with interest thereon 2st
November. 1897. together with and allowances
amounting TO s5313s together with the expenses Of the
sale The Approximate amount OF the taxes assessments
chaser out OF the purchase money, paid by
cree is s.. .432- 20 and interest
premises sold subject a SEQ
with interest thereon at SO from November 10Th 1906
the principal which mortgage also
feet to mortgage of $4,000 with interest thereon So
from April 1ith. 1901 the principal OF which is
past due; also subject TO mortgage with
interest thereon
pal of which mortgage is past also subject a
OF $4,000. with interest thereon
18th 1907. the principal OF which is
which mortgage Is in the OF foreclosure
of the tendency Of which action notice duly
filed in the Office OF the Clerk Of the County
subject a mortgage the amount OF s125.Oso
but account OF which the Of SlO6.S0O
heretofore advanced the principal which
Is past due. with interest thereon 6Se.
divers amounts from divers dates which December
1907 will amount 20 $1,000 26-100. subject also
of insurance charges amounting SII0s7
TO architects fees amounting to se5 90
Subject conditional sale certain
plumbing fixtures in CT the premises above described
and which the balance unpaid $500;
Ject aso Conditional sale
Sds fixtures in certain ot the premises
Subject to violations of law which be file
in either the Tenement House Department the
or file in the Office OF the Clerk the County
York having relation any violations;
jec to OF facts which survey would
show
Dated. New York. e2ud day of November. 1907
GEORGE J. GILLESPIE Referee
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Notice of Summons.


SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK
~ %. +. Jouasson and Company. Plaintiff Isaa
Gold, Sophia Gold Company OF EdeuvaId
Defendants. Trial desired County OF New YORK
Summons with notice.
To the above named Defendants
You are hereby summoned TO the in
this action. ana to OF on the
Plaintiffs attorney within
OF this summons exclusive Of the day of
case OF failure to appear
be taken against BY default for the relief demanded
in the COMPLAINT
Dated December II. 1907.
CHARLES POPE CALDWELL. Plaintiffs
Office and Post once Address No. 4c Broadyay
New York
To the Defendant Isaac Gold:
Notice hereby given you upon your default 10
appear. the within judgment viii bs
taken against for the OF 81 with interest
from the 18th day OF June 1907 with the costs OF
this action -
CHARLES POPE CALDWELL Plaintiffs At.ornsv
- Broadway, New York City
To the Defendants Isaac Gold and Sophia Gold:
The foregoing summons is served by uubIirs
tiOn order OF Honorable Charles n Truax
Justice of the Supreme Court, State
the day December. 1907. and hled with tbs CON-
plant the day In the office Clerk of the
County of New York in the Borough Manhattan civ
of New York -''
Dated New York. December L. 1907.
CHARLES POPE CALDWELL.
Attorney Tor the Plairtir.
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REALTY NOTES.

The Charles II. Noyes Company has Ia,sed for the
Royal Insurance Company nearly floor in tho
ROYAL Building. William st and Maiden Lane to the
American Bonding Company Of Baltimore for long
term Of and large suite of offices in same
building to A. 8 See & Depew Incorporated for five
years. Also Offices for the Hudson Companies in tbe
Cortlandt building TO F. L. Cotteli Oncorporated).
GEORGE r. Sheldon has sold To Captain DeIn,ar his
property a Glen Cove Long Island comprises a
dwelling house oubudings orty-egh acres Of land
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13
ALLEGED THIEvING VALET ARRESTED.

Barton c. Eeirst brought to this city yes
tcrday Boston by Detectives Valley and
Collins, of Police Headquarters, q bench
rant charging him with the larceny of jewelry.
clothing and oil paintings, valued in ali at S.
from the house of Walter II. Devereux. No. 2i6
West End Heirst valet in the
Devereux house and disappeared on November a6.
The property was missed Immediately afterward.
II Is said he trying 10 pawn the stolen arti-
e.es when arrested
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13
ARMY AND NAVY CLUBHOUSE PLANS

filed with Buildings
Murphy for charging the Army Navy Club Nos
IO7 and 100 43d by adding 10 the house :,
occupies the four story hous. in the rear No los West
recently acquired by the realty companv that
owns the clubhouse The building will be made over
American basement structure. with marauIse
entrance and connected with the main building nv n
corridor inclosed in corrugated The i'm
movements To the enlargement are -os
se,5o0 according the estimate n. W. DAWN the
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13
GEORGE M'CULlOCH.

London, Dec. 12-George McCuoch, who had
been associated for years with the development of
mining industries in Australia, died here to-day.
He owned of the finest collections in the
world His romantic career began a prospector
in Australia. He actively identified with the
development of the Broken Hill mines from their
first inception. On occasion he lost at euchre
his share of a which six years later was
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13
IN. swAsey UNDER SHERIFF FOR KINGS

Lewis NJ Swasey has been named under sheriff
by Sherin-elect Alfred T. Hobley of Kings County.
Mr. Swasey Is at present chief clerk in the Office
of F. J. II. Kracke, naval officer of the port and
Republican leader in the l7th Assembly District
Robert Sharkey. formerly naval officer of the port,
has been picked for deputy county clerk
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13
BUILDING LOANS FOR se725o.

Arthur J. Collins has loaned Charlton Contract
Company premises Nos los and 10 ChsrI
ton Harris Mandelbaum Fisher Levine have
Clementine Silverman $40 on plot 1OOx1OO
north 10th ST. west OF 9TH
Both building loans.
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Business Opportunities.

OWING To DEATH MUST SACRItlcE s. oI busi-
" country store and meat market last seS
ness. 100000 G. z. BAILEY, Brewster. "
4 ADVERTISEMENTS subscriptions for ne 5astxay ay.
~ received at their Uptown Ofice No lSos pisysr asysr
between 3sih S7th until O'CLOCK p III nSorcss a.
tfssments received the following nrancn ~
regular Office until ocl ck p m: ec East
axe 9th cor l-ln
tain st c5T west 42a sth and stn T7th
aes fc5th 1898 Sd between Iorn soxa
sts 1925 Sd 61st 1T0S lst ave.. a sva.
81: 1s7 East f25th ST.. f56 fremont ave- w =
and any American District Telegraph ONCE
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13
WILL ALTER 5TH AVE. BUILDING

have been fled for remodelng the tcp eoor or
loft building No. $40 ave. owned by
into artist studio AImsn & Co. as
and for renlodeling and enlarSing ground
floor stores in the six loft building the southeast
sth and 1s5th improvements being
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TO HAVE LARGER STORE.

The six loft building No 81 West St is to he
connected the adjoining hreproof building Nos
"a and 90. owned by the w II. Brigham estate as
enlarge the store OF Higgins Setter. which
extends through the block No. 81 to 80 West
M C. Merritt. the architect. died plans for this
pIoyement yesterday
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13
WILL TALK ABOUT ToRRENs SYSTEM.

The House and Real Estate Owners Association will
meet tonight at Turn Hall. s5th Lexington
Adoph Bloch will explain the Torrens OF title
registration meeting the Harlem Property Owners
Association Will also be held tonight 1i7 East
125,h
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for the Fleischmann Realty Company as owner
Trowbridge & Livingston and Samuel Levy are the
respective architects
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C0untrY Property to Let.

TOT-sF TO RENT WITH S ROOMS. NEAR r. r.
4 depot; thy location Address J. NJ CfI~i7-
TOPPER, Ailendale, y. j.
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N;urrogates' Notices.

yIyROBRIAND. MARY DE.-fN PURSUANCE u sh.
of Hon Abner C. Thomas SGrrosa,s .rscrs %
County OF New York. notice hereby given 70 an ~
having claims against Mary de Troorianc. lats ~ys
County of York. deceased. TO present ne q
vouchers the subscribers az their
transaeting business at the law office Of curtis \ N
way No. 100 Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan.
City of New YORK On or the 10th day Of June
Dated New York. the 80 day OF December. lvI.
MARIE CAROLINE POST. Exec1I
CHARLES A POST. Executor. ~
CJTRTIS X HATHEWAY. Attorney for Executor n,-sn 40
ecutrix No. 40 Broadway. Borough OK ManhS
York City
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13

School Agency.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS A6EScs
supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors Governesss~ -
Colleges. Schools and Families Apply TO
Nrs NJ YOUNG-FULTON. IS Union Sousf~
MADENOIsEIIE AMYOT % y soth St Tel. 1887
MadiSon-Teachers. governeSses for Soi''s~
schools and private families
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13

Instruction.
For Both Sexes-Ctey.
THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGCAGES
MADISON SQUARE (1122 Broadway.
Harlem Branch: Lsnox Ave. 126th 81
Brooklyn 70 Court
Newark SCheuer BgfIdir
$50 BRANCHES IN ALL LEADING CITES
TRIAL LESSONS FREE
A ADVERTISEMENTS subscriptions The Trtoras
"A received their Uptown Office. No. 1854 BrcacNSs
between Seth and 3Tth cts, until o'clock AdVe
tsements received the following branch orfces 81
regular Office rates until O'Clock m. viz: - 81
9. 2Sd 1SS 9Th 12th ST. 81 Ease
St. 257 42d between 7th and Sth avss-
1c5th ST.: Sd between 18TH and 90
6ist 17oS LIST near sst1
157 East 125th ST: $50 fremont ave. 600 90 avs
and any American District Telegraph Office
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-13
Dun's Weekly Review.

New York, July 12.-R. G. Dun x Go. weekly review of trade tomorrow will say:
 There Is not the customary complaint of midsummer dullness in general trade channels while the demand for season. able fabrics is rapidly depicting stocks that threatened to be carried over. Brisk retail trade is accompanied by more prompt collections. Jobbers and whole salers are receiving liberal orders for fall and winter dechandise, and interior orders are active in the primary markets. Manu- featuring returns tell of large orders on hand and heavy production during the first half of the year.
 Lower prices for pig iron were due to the largest o<tput and more prompt deliv- cries that reduced the premiums paid for early shipments. Consumption has not appreciably diminished, although few of the steel mills closed for re- pairs. Despite some furnaces rendered idle for the same reason, the total num- mer in blast increased siv per cent during June.
 Quiet conditions prevail in the primary markets for cotton goods, but the mills are fully occupied and there Is no pros pect of easier terms, owing to the large amount of business under contract, un- less extensive orders are received. The strength of the market Is due to the sta tistical station of the market, buyers be- ing compelled to wait for deliveries longer than ever in the history of the industry. It is also noted that the requests are ur- gent for earlier forwarding than the date under contract, showing the light stocks in other than first hands and there is no prospect of relief during the balance of this year at least.
 Woolens are not active, new lines of mems wear being opened daily without attracting much attention and little de- velopment is anticipated before the last of the month.
 Little interest is manifested in the de- mand for hides. It Is now the season of desirable short haired domestic hides, upon which full quotations are demand ed The one drawback is the larger sup ply of winter hides still held by pack CTS and dealers in this country and the principal foreign markets are also over stocked.
 Leather trade broadens contracts are received by shoe factories and the curtailment of production has held prices well above the decline that has occurred in hides
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-13
P|C IRON OUTPUT
 MUST INCREASE Consumers Need More Than is
 in Sight HOME CONSUMPTION LARGE Cast Iron Plants In Tennessee and Ala bama Are Very Busy With Orders and There Is No Indica-
 ton of a Let-Up.
HOME CONSUMPTION LARGE

Chattanooga, July 12.-The current is sue of the Tradesman, summarizing the condition of the iron. coal and steel markets in the southern territory, says:
 Notwithstanding the pig iron market in the southern territory is quiet, much satsfa ction is to be noted on all sides, ana the manufacturers bending every effort toward increasing the output. In- qures are being received, which are to the effect that the consumers will have to buy large quantity of iron to care for their needs for the orders in hand are in sight.
 Very little iron is to be seen on fur mace yards in southern territory and the shipments are equal to the production. The home consumption Is most healthy. the only interests now practically quiet being the rolling mills, the larger in stitutons in that line being shut down for the present. making repairs and giv- ing the labor a much needed rest. The mills will probably be idle for forty or sixty days.
 The cast iron pipe plants in Tennessee an. Alabama are busy institutions, while soil pipemakers in the several southern states appear to have orders on hand which warrant a steady operation. Ma chimes and foundries are consuming a good quantity of iron right along and there are no indications of a let up in the near future.
 iron for delivery during the coming year commands $lS.5O per ton; No. ? foundry, fourth quarter iron, is quoted at s21G21 .50 per ton. Third quarter iron is, almost the same spot, and none of the furnace companies so far as can be learned are seeking the trade. How ever, what little iron that can be had for delivery during September commands S22. 50023 per ton, No. 2 foundry.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-13
JEROME TRAINERS
 DEFEATS CHAMPION
BYERS PLAYED MISERABLE GAME IN THE AFTERNOON, A NERVE-RACkING AFT I'll SAWYER IN THE MOI

Cleveland, O., July 12.-Walter T. Travis. veteran golfer, twice winner of the championship, once winner of the ti- tie in Great Britain, was defeated in the third round of the national amateur championship this morning by w. c. Fownes, Jr, of Pittsburg, after a strug- gle that went twenty holes.
 Travis took his defeat philosophieally, although evidently much disappointed as he has repeatedly said that this was the first time that he really desired to win the national honor.
 National Champion Eben Byers won from New Swayer of Wheaton after sensational match in which he was four down at one time, but by daring playing at critical times and aided by some poor putting and approaching by the western champion, he gradually cut down this lead and finally won out.
 Jerome Travers of Mont Clair won from Warren K. Wood of Homewood, one up in the best golf game of the day, the medal scores being 73 for Wood and '. for Travers
 Archie Graham, the North Jersey play CT, defeated w. T. West of Philadel- pha
 The game this afternoon between Je- rome D. Travers and National Champion Eben NJ. Byers resulted in a bad de- feat for Byers Travers winning by up, to play The game was marked by the high class work of Travers and the poor work of Byers Apparently the strain of the morning with New Sawyer, whom he defeated after nerve racking contest was too much for Byers, as his total score for the first holes was 42 while Travers playing the same un- beatable game that he has displayed since the match play began, took but S6 Travers took the lead at the second hole and steadily increased it.
 Archie Graham of New Jersey had rather easy victory over W. .. Founes, Jr, of Oakmont, Pittsburg, who defeated w. J Travis in the morning game, Gra- ham winning up, play.
 Graham played pretty golf throughout, making but few mistakes. making the first 9 holes in 37 or 1 under Bogey and the holes played on the return in 20, Bogey figures. Founes showed a tendency to get off the course on his drives, dubbed several approaches and failed to take advantage of the few mistakes Graham made.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-13

municipal code charter bill committee which was in session during the recess He asked that it be made a special or der for Wednesday. This went to the rules committed
 By Smith of Franklin-To prevent the capturing and keeping in captivity any deer.
 By Alford-To provide for the changing of the county site of Geneva county from Geneva to Hartford.
 By Lee of Houston-To reduce the rate of taxation.
 By Armstrong-To prevent the sale of liquor in Jackson county.
 By Lovelady-To allow cities and towns to sell waterworks.
 By Dr. Ragsdale-For relief of widows of Confederate veterans
 Also, to provide a system of quarantine for the state.
 By John-ro provide for the exemntion of water works plans from taxation for ten years.
 By Haly-To provide for ways to compel the building of streets and tunnels in cities of over 35,0oO inhabitants.
 Favorable Reports.
 Municipal Organization = Authorizine. Mobile to issue bonds to improve river front.
 Also, relating to quarantine board of Mobile bay
 Also, extending the boundaries of the cities of Pollard and Carrollton.
 Ways and Means-To further amend revenue laws of the state.
 Also, putting tax of s1 on dogs over four months of age.
 Also, to make assessments of property at 50 per cent.
 Also, bill to repeal act putting license on foreign loan companies.
 Penitentiary and Criminaf Administra- tOn-AmpQdiQg act creating Offica of in spector of tails which calls for a clerk Also, to prevent combinations to con- trol business.
 Also, to provide for making appropria- tion out of convict fund to relatives of convicts who are dependent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-13

on arms, save shotguns; make 1t neces- sary for man to have license to carry weapons and to wear badge If he does carry one.
 Both houses, by agreement, nave ad- journed over to Tuesday to give the com- mittees time to work. It is thought in this way the business will be dispatched with more alacrity. The most important matter slated for Saturday is the joint meeting of the two municipal committees to take up the bill and report of the mu- nicipal code committee, which sat during recess.
 Bills Passed.
 The following bills were passed by the house at the afternoon session:
 To repeal an act entitled, an act to repeal Section 1017 and Section 1918 of the revised code of 1896, in so far as the same relates to Calhoun, Mobile, Etowah and Marion counties approved March 1, 1901, so far as the same relates to Marion county.
 To create and establish the Marengo law and equity court for Marengo county. To repeal an act entitled an act to con- stitute the town of Blountsville, and vicin- ity. in Blount county, separate school district, approved February 5, 1885.
 To amend an act entitled, an act to amend SeCtlOn 4toU Ol tHe SouC Sl 1906, approved October 1, 1903.
 For the relief of l.. w. Loeb, to refund certain moneys illegally collected from him in Dale county as state license.
 To amend a nact entitled, an act to better provide for the revenue of the state. amending subdivision ? of Section 3gO7, of the code, approved March 4, 1903. To repeal an act entitled. an act to in crease the criminal jurisdiction of justices
 to,iaS fatthl ho rir1ar like powers in Marion county and other counties, approved February 8, 1877, so far as the same relates to Marion county.
 To provide for the exclusion from the court room of all persons, except such as may be necessary, in the conduct of trial, in prosecutions for rape, assault with in- tent to ravish, seduction and incest.
 Bills Introduced.
 Bills were introduced in the house to- day as follows:
 By Sanders-To prevent the running of automobiles on the public roads in this state.
 By Pitts-To provide for pay for wit nesses who appeared before the fertilizer Investigating committee.
 .Ir. Moore-to define burglary.
 By Bulger-To memoralize Congress to erect a monument to General Montgom cry, and to observe the Tooth anniversary of the battle of Horse Shoe Bend in 1914.
 A communication from the Alabama Methodist conference was read, which asked for the passage of the anti-ship- ping bill.
 By Ealey-To amend section of the revenue act.
 By Rainer-To provide for working of public roads of Bullock county.
 By Manor-To provide for guards at the Montgomery county jail.
 by Arrington-To establish the Eloa school district.
 By Coleman of Marshall-To repeal im- migration law.
 Also-To appropriate money to buy medals for Confederate soldiers.
 By I.yons-To amend act in reference to bonded indeb.ed .edness of municipal cor porations.
 Also to amend the revenue laws.
 By Vann-To provide for better sani- tary conditions in hotels and restaurants.
 By MT. Gunter-The municipal code bill. He also submitted report from the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-13
4 Saturday Thonght

Birmingham is apt to die of intellectual dry rot. Do you want this to come to pass?
 Why not attend the public library mass meeting al the Bijou theatre next Sunday afternoon?
 There will be plenty of electric fans to cool you off.
 The meeting will not begin until 4;3o so that you will have time to take your Sunday afternoon nap before attending.
 If you don't believe in public libraries just attend the meeting out of curiosity
 Think about it.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-13

Question: Why is 1t better to live in Ensley or Bessemer than Birmingham?
 Answer: Because both of these towns have public libraries.
 Can you blame the citizen of Ensley for not wanting to become part of city which has not even thought of it. self to provide it's people with such a needed institution?
 Have you thought about the question of a public library for Birmingham?
 If you haven't, don't you think that 1t is about time you were doing so?
 An Atlanta travelling man has said
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-13
Murder Case Continued.

Raleigh, N. C., July 12.-The case against pr. and Mrs Rowland. charged with the murder by poisoning of Charles R. Strange. then the husband of the pres ent Mrs. Rowland. was today continued until SentoraNo~ The court admitted de ' positions taken in Tennessee and Virginia going to schow that Strange was suffer- CT from heart failure and the states at torneys are given time to obtain evidence to controvert them