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New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
cay SIDE YACHT CLUB ELECTION

The Bayside Yacht Club held its annual meeting
II Bayside Long Island last night, when the fol-
owing officers for the ensuing year elected
Commodore. O. Waldo Smith; vice-commodore. G.
Rowland Leavitt: commodore, W. W. Cole;
reasuIer, Frederic Foyd-Jones: secretary, Will
lam II. Johns; treasurer, d. II. Van Name board
Of governors, to for three years, William H.
Baker and Robert r. Currie
The Bayside Yacht Club, although less than six
years old. is next to the largest yachting organ
izaton Long Island. No less than 222 names
are enrolled on its membership list. and it boasts
of feet of thirty boats. which is a greater pro-
portion of boats to membership than any other
clubs of its size in the country.
The annual dinner will be held at the Hotel Astor
Saturday evening. January 25. This dinner
viii have some novel features, which are being
kept secret.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
DEADLOCK FOR CAPTAIN.
Berger's absence Prevents Election
of Yale Football Leader.
tRv Telegraph to The Tribune

New Haven, Jan. 13.-The election of footpali
captain at Yale tonight was postponed because
the only ballot held resulted in ue' VI 'ie
twentv-one players entitled to vote by virtue OF
rIaving In the Harvard or Princeton game, George
Berger hafback, the only absentee AFTER
ex-Captain Bglow who presided, counted the pai-
lots and declared the tie. he announced that
postponement would be taken until some worn
could he received from Berger. 1t is not certain
whether Berger's return will be awaited and an
other election be held whether Rergers palIot
will be obtained by mail telegraph
It is understood the two players tied for the
captafncy are Edward Harris Coy, fullback, and
Arthur Edward Brides haIfback, although it is
known that some votes cast for Robert
Burch halfback. Bigow viii not announce the
names of the candidates who received votes
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
Notice of Summons.

CUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YoRK--TIIE
= Life Insurance Company of New York. Plain
tffs William A TUtte. Mabel NJ Tutte- Thomas
futile. H Tutt1e. Thomas G.. Tutte, the
known persons having claiming interest in the
premises described complaint, such unknown
and
will and testament of William l. Tuttle.
persons. If having claiming in
in premises described complaint under
sad devtsees lesaees executor or eXecur executors
trustees under said last VIII and
of William L. Tutte. deceased whose names
plaintiffs, The People Of the state of
New York Defendants Summons Trial desired IN Ne"
County To the above-nared defendants each
Of hereby summoned to answer the COM
plant this action and to copy of answer
mon the PLAINTIFFS attorney within twenty days after
this exclusive Of the day OF
service. your failure appear answer
judgment will be taken against by default for the
relief demanded in the complaint
Dated New York, October IS 1907
Office Address. ~ Cedar Street. Borough of Manhat
tan New York City. N y
To defendants Thomas H Tuttle. John n. Tuttle,
Isaac r. Tuttle. Thomas Nj. Tutte. James H. Tuttle-
G futile: the unknown having claim
Ing interest in the premises described the
pain such persons any being devisees.
executrfx executors
under the last will and testament
Of William l. Tuttle. deceased. whose names
having claiming interest in the premises described
the complaint under said devsees legatees executor
under will testament of William l.. Tuttle.
deceased. whose also unknown 10 plaintiffs
foregoing is served YOU by publication
order of the Honorable Vernon NJ Davis
Of Supreme Court of the State of New York
the 9TH day OF January 1908 and filed with the
complaint the Office Of the Clerk County 81
New York at the County Court House in the Borough
Manhattan, CITY and state OF New York. the 18th
OF January. 1908.
McKEFN. Plaintiffs Attorney. * Ceda-
Borough of Manhattan. New York City. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
BIG TOURNEY IN APRIL.
international Billiard Contest UW
Be at 1872 BaIklne.

At the annual meeting of the National Associa-
ton of Amateur Billiard Players at the Lieder-
kranz last night it was decided 10 hold the inter-
national tournament at the fJederkranz next April
II will be an 1s.2 baIkline, 400 points up.
The officers elected for 1908 were President,
Frank J. Howell. of the Chicago Athletic Clup;
vice-presdent. James A. Sperry, of the Hanover
Club of Brooklyn; secretary Lincoln Brunn Of
the Iiederkranz and treasurer. Gustave o. Ru-
dolphv of the same club, The executive COM
r1ittee consists of DR.. A. B. Miller. of the New
York Billiard Club; G. W. Gardner, Of the Acqua-
ckanoch Club: Dr. l. L. Mial. Of this city; Charles
Forster and Ferdinand Poggenburg. of the IAeder-
kranz.
A communication was read from the French Fed
GRAFTON of Billiard Players in reply to letter
from the American association, in which all de-
tails suggested for the tournament were agreed 10.
except three. These were accepted at last night S
meeting The American committee had suggested
an earlier date for the tournament, but agreed 10
the latter part of April It also agreed to the size
as suggested and the Frenchmen's suggestion that
the games should be 1S-inch balk instead Of 14nch,
as suggested. was also accepted.
President Howell authorized to appoint
committee which shall draft a statement, to be
sent TO all amateur Billiard players. inviting them
to participate in the tournament. and the American
team Will thus be selected.
The accepting of entries will also be in the hands
of the committee and will be made In the regular
way The only entry received from abroad so far
is from Lucien Rerolle, Of Paris The American
amateurs in Glass A include the names of Calyin
Demarest the present champion Ferdinand Pog-
genburg. c. T. Conklin. z. ". Gardner. DR.. L. l..
Mial r ". s. Rolls, Martin Mullen. c. s. Norris.
Wilson P. Foss and Charles Jackson. The tourna-
ment will be open 10 any amateur and it is under
stood that the Brunswick Bake -Collender Company
Will offer a championship trophy
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
SIR THOMAS AND THE cur.
Report from Ceylon He VII Chat
Lenge-Secretary Not Confident.

Colombo Ceylon, Jan 13.-Sir Thomas Llptoh
in an interview to-day, said he had decided 10
send another challenge for the Americas cup
in September of this year. He hopes to receive
an intimation that this challenge will be ac-
cepted. whereupon he viii at once begin puiio-
ing the Yacht with which to compete.
Iondon. Jan 13-Sr Thomas Lipton's secre-
tarv who is at present in London, when asked
to-day. regarding the report from Colombo that
Sir Thomas had decided to send in another chal-
lenge for the Americas Cup, said he thought 1t
proba bic that several ifs had been omitted
from the Colombo cable dispatch. and pointed
out that while Sir Thomass desire for race
had not abated nothing had happened since last
fall with regard to the racing rules to clear
away the objections which were then raised
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
NJ. J. VIM MAY RESIGN
Opposed to Change an Betting Sys-
tenn at NezC Orleans.

New orleans Jan BIT was said mere 'o-Asi IL
on good authority that NJ. j. Winn' the manager u
the local tracks would resign as result ol w
cison to restore the old system OF oetuhs-"i'i
booths and tickets The fear of adverse leslsla
ton led to a trial of the system as USED on 'ile
Now York tracks but it has not been populaS ana
Louis Celia the pig chief as he is called auVo-
Gated the change his arrival here. MI "lii
acted as manager of the meeting at the Empire
CITY track near YOnkers, last August anu VIII
hold the same position again this year
WINNING favorites were few and far between at
the Fair Grounds to-day, Arionette. lukewarn
choice in the scramble for tWo-year-olds peAis te
only one to get home in front Ihe pedteh i9
vorftes were Banridge. Crafty Tileng. T1vohm ana
Zepango. =.
pedro heat rrileng a neck after a furious drive in
the handicap at six furlongs. Platoon opened up
gap of five or six lengths in the first NAN nlie' ou
tired as usual Tileing took command at the last
furlong pole. but Morgan brought PEDRO up with
rush and won in the last few strides.
Hancock in spite of his good race few Gays
ago was at 10 10 / in the third race, and won by
half a length from Crafty. The latter was of
badly and closed a big gap. Hancock also came
from far back in the stretch
Granada made a runaway OF the last event.
while Zepango, the odds-on favorite. had all he
could do to beat Donna for the place. The sum-
maries follow:
First race Ohree furlongs)-Arionette. 11O (Martnl
is to ) won Pinion. ITO Gloydlr > to l. second;
After All Miss Snack, Moe Stark. Smart, Miss
tean and NJ Es hsa ALSO Nezzo soprano
Second race Csix furIongsl-PoIsr star 1o9 CBrus-
seD Is TO l. won: Bulkhead 109 (GlOs) 80 to l.
second; Bucking Boy. 1O9 Howers). to l. third
George @s H White Moxey Mead pink Cap Harrington
AmontiIlado Epitome ami Waxhaw also
Third race (seIling: furlongsl-Hancock, l0j
(McCahey). 10 l. won; Crafty: 10 CPowers} i3 to
. second: Rappahannock. 10S tLeeD. Is to ,, third
Time :324k Heart of Hyacnth. Monere Denigree
St Noel. Creel, Abindton Dapple Gold, Young Stevens
J. D. Dunn Prytana and Abe Meyer also
Fourth Chandcap; six furlongs)-Pedro. %
(Morgan). l. won: Teing. 100 (Sumter), IL 70 TO-
second; Platoon Kennedy S t l. third Time
I:I6 Chief Hayes, Kings Plate Pasadena and
Fintra
Fifth race cone mile and seventy yards)-Delphie
1G4 (Powers), to / won; Hawkama- Jos (koernerl
TO l. second Nancy. 9S (Sumterl. % /. third
Time LASS. Tivolina Adesso and Sponge Cake
also
Sixth (selling; and one-sixteenth milesl-
Granada. Jos CPowersl, to l. won; Zipango. los
Tee) TO TO- second; Donna. 105 (Hennessey), to l.
third Time. 1:512s Mortiboy also
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14

rIyHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK sf
Il Of God free ana independent. TO Sznro
Reda. individually. and administrator OF the estats
of Maria Reda. deceased Joseph Reda, Francesca
Louisa Reda Teresa Reda. all creditors OF Maria
Reda. deceased send greeting You and each Of yo1
are hereby and required personally be and
before Surrogate OF the County of New IorS
SurrOEates Court Of said County. held at tie
Records in the city Ot New York. on the -'tn
dav Of February 1905, halfpast O'Clock IN ths
forenoon OF then and there show cause
why decree should be entered herein giving
authority TO mortgage lease sell much Of tas
said deceased shall he necessary t'r
of debts. and such % are here
By cited under the Of twenty-oue years as
required o by guardian II have one.
or IN YOU have none appear apply for 70 oe
appointed the of neglect failure 20
do so guardian VIII be appointed by the SurroSsce
TO and for in che proceeding
In testim whereof. have caused the sea- =
the SurroEates OF the said County o New So-s
o hereunto affixed Witness. Hon Aoner
L. Thomas. a Surrogate % said county
OF New York. the 18th day. y
December. in the year Of Lord one thousand -"
hundred and seven
DANIEL J. DOWDNTv.
clerk OF SurrCEates' Courr
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
STATUS OF LONGBOAT.
Must AppEy for Permit to Ran Be
fore Standing Is Investigated.

Thomas Flanagan, CT Toronto, called on James E.
Sullivan president of the Amateur Athletic Union.
Yesterday In relation to the status OF Longboat
and was informed that the Canadian Indian runner
was suspended by the Amateur Athletic Union of
the United States for breaking its rules, and he.
like other athletes, must apply for permission to
run.
When he applies. Mr.. Sullivan said. ''the regis
ration committee will make thorough investiga-
ion and If he is found 10 be an amateur permit
i'll be granted to him"
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
DIRECTORS FOR sHEEPsHEAD RAY

Al the annual meeting of the stockholders of
the coney Island Jockey CLUB yesterday the fol-
lowing directors were elected fo- the ensuing year
Harry Alexander, James Gordon Bennett J. Il.
Bradford. Frank T Clarke. H. B. Duryea. Corne-
Has Felloz-es. +. Cray Griswold. john O. Heck
scher. Thomas Hitchcock. jr. Il. r. Hollins Clar-
ence V Msckay. Andrew Miller. L. y. Morgan.
Herbe-t { Fe- Schuyler l.. Parsons. James r
soof:, Y z. Scha urnburg. Thomas H. Smith. r
K Sturgis. william K. Vanderbilt. J. ". Wads-
worth. George Peabody WetInore ana Harry Payne
Wbstney.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
ANOTHER ENTRY FOR AUTO RACE

Al6re Massenat received word from Paris yester-
day that Panhsrd car would be entered in the
stock car race 70 be held in westchester County
April p. II is thought that George Heath who
won the first Vanderbilt Cup race VIII be selected
20 drive tie car. II reported also that another
Tset1i-Fras would be entered If suitable
driver could be found.
Entries for the race will close tomorrow night
The entries so tar received are three Stearns
Lozier Hol-Tan, Fiat and an Isotti- Fra sc hni.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
CALL FOR oARsMEN AT YALE.
[By Telegraph to The Tribune ]

New Haven. Jan 13.-Captain Ide of the Yale
avy called the freshmen and varsity rowing
sndidates to-day. More than one hundred fresh
en- reported while fifty registered the varsity
l:ad. This number will be slightly increased oy
Editions in the next two or three days.
Captain Ide directed the gymnasium floor work.
-hile John Kennedy struggled to give the eights
orned from the squads indoor tank and machine
owing A heavy reduction of candidates will oc
.ecessary 70 permit effective coaching
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
YALE VS.. FORDHAM TONIGHT

John j. Dixon. chairman of the national regstra-
ton committee of TIE Amateur Athletic Union. has
announced that DR.. d. f. Wiber. chairman
South Atlantic Association, has reinstated the Yale
basketball team which recently suspended by
that committee
The Yale team will meet Fordham tonight at the
Savage gymnasium. 18th street and Grand Circle.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
TAYLOR AND CARTMELL MAY RUN.

J. b. Taylor, the fleet negro runner. and N T
Cartmell, the sprlnter both of the University OF
Pennsylvania, expect TO enter the Pastime games a
Madison Square Garden on January 27
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
Citations.

FJyHE PEOPLE OF THE STATB OF NEW YORK. HI
Il the grace Of God independent. 10 nancy
r Whittimore. Elizabeth Cummings. Harriet J.
Cross William NJ Marshall. George W Marshall
Dana ). Marshall. Susan H Parker Herosrt W Mar
shall, Eugene J. Marshall. Eben r Marshall Emma
J Hitckins. Addison p kidder, Frank z kidter.
L. Hanblett Nancy StstsOn. Edward r Durant.
s Isabel ADAMS David and to All persons Interested
n the OF Jacob P Marshall late or the County
York, deceased. creditors leSatees next ~
o send greeting NOu and each OF
hereby cited and required personally TO be and
before Surrogate OF the County OF New
SurrOgatsS' Court OF said County. held AT
o Records. IN the County OF New York, on
the eighteenth day February 1908 at halr-past
forenoon Of thar day. then and there to
a judicial settlement of the account II
ceedings OF Fanny g. X Marshall, as Executrtx and
Trustee OF will and testament OF said de-
ceased and such OF hereby cited
under the age OF twenty-One years are required
appear by your guardian II you have 0 II you
have none. appear and apply for one 20 be ap-
pointed. in event Of neglect OF failure 20
a guardian Will be appointed by the Surrogats
TO represent and act for you In the proceeding
In testimony whereof have caused the seal Jt
Court of the said County Of New YORK
10 be hereunto affixed
Witness, Hon. CHARLES H BECKETT.
said County. County
IL. 81 of New York, the 27tn dsy Of Dec=mDer. in
the year OF Lord thousand nins
hundred and
DANIEL. a DOWDNEY
Clerk OF Surrogates
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
Surrogates' Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of AN ORDER OF HON ARNF:f G
L Thomas. a Surrogate OF the County Of New York.
hereby given 10 all having against
Blanche Sterling sometimes known as Blanche c. Ster-
ling Of the County OF New York. deceased 10
with vouchers thereof
transactinE business Of
& Horton. No 3 Broad of New
York. before the 6th day OF May
Dated New York. the 10th of October. 1907
DANIEL. h CHILDS EDISON BRADLEY Executors
HULL. s. HORTON Attorneys for Executors Broad
Street Borough % Manhattan. City Of New York
IN PURSUANCE IF ORDER HON. ABNER e.
4 Surrogate Of .he County or
notice L. having claims against
Samuel F. Myers. late of the County OF New York
subscribers their place OF rarshCting business
broadway. Borough OF Manhattan York Clty
Oh or before tn, LIST day of May, 1908
Dat Yo~H. October Is 1907.
BENJAMIN +. EINSTElN. BERTHA MYERS
EINSTEIN TOWNSEND & GUITERMAN Attorneys for
Executors. a. broadway Manhattan. New York City
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON ABNER
L 4, Fbumus Surrogate OF the county
notice is hereby given to all persons having claims
gsatnst BENJAMIN T. Marten deceased present the
same With vouchers thereof TO the subscriber
business Wall Street. IN the city II New York.
ON or brfore the day Of June next
Dated New York the lith day % leeemSer- 1907
RORERT B MARrEN,
Administrator With the will annexed Of BENJAMIN t.
" r. An sTEEN RERGH. Attorney for Adnliuistrator
Wall Street Manhattan Borough. New York.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
SurrogateS' Notices.

TN PURSUANCE. or AN ORDER OF HON ABNER G
il Thomas. a Surrogate OF the County % New YORK
hereby 10 all persons haytng claims ssst
tieore ymour Of the city OF Springfield Hno4s
deceased she with vouchers thereof %
at OF business
the city Of New 4ork on or asIofe tAs
June
Dated YORK. the 2Gth day % Novenncr, 1907
DANTEI. SEYMOUR.
NORMAN SEYMOUR.
Executors
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
HARVARD LosEs AT RAskE1RALl

Cambridge, Mass, Jan, 12.-The Holy Cross bas-
ketbaIl team defeated Harvard tonight by a score
20 TO
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14

In PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. AsNER g
Thomas OF County OF New for<-
poIc. Is hereb al persons having claims
asainst +. Redmond. OF the County 9e
York present the same with vouchers
thereof the Subscriber. al place of trsnsactins
6b BIuadWay Botough OF Manhattan IN US
CITY Of New HerN- or L~foIe the l3th day OF NAS
Datud New York. cay " November. 1901
KNICKERBOCKER TRUST COMPANY. ENecItor.
DAVIES STON + n Al ERBACH. Attorneys for ENecH-
ter "a Nassau street Manhattan. New York cry
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON FRANK
\ T. FITZGERAID a Surrogate " the County OF Ss.
York-NOtiee Is hereby all persons haNln3
Claims sgaiast Edwin Bates late of the County %
New York deceased present the same with No1caes
subscriber. at her place oi uaas
busi uri,e 20 Warren Wright No : HsStssf
sect borough Manhattan In the CITY q New 10s~
ons besn he Ist OF February 19tS.
New YORK he 2ath daN or July. 1907
S' 49, r. RATES. Exscutrix.
WARREN WPft;FLT ExeCutVtN : Rector
Street New York
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
Instruction.
For Both Sexes-City

For Both Sexes-City.
TIE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGEA
MADISON SQUARE (1122 Broadway.
Harlem Branch: Lenox Ave. 10Th ST.
Brooklyn 10 Court st.
Newark Scheuer Buildin 4.
$50 BRANCHES IN ALL LEADING CITIES
TRIAL LESSONS FREE
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14

THE PEOPLE OF, THE STATE OF NEW YORK. BIZ
Il the Of God free and Indspendent.-TO Har-
ret a. Boyd. Emma Louise Conneu. John T Reed.
Florence Josephine Moore, Joseph E Birch William
Harvey Birch. Sarah Louise Johnson Nav Belle
Clinton Ney Genet. DeIano Dunbar. Grace VIC
Ietta CrandaII and Grace V Crandau 5 executrix
of the last VIII and Testament Of Josephine Dunbar.
the heirs and of kin OF Lewis e. Reed.
late of County deceased send greet
ing: Whereas. Edwin Moore city
York. lately applied the Surrosate's Court of
OF New York. have a certain instru-
mcnt writing dated January 10. 1906. relating
both real and personal property duly proved the
Will and Testament OF Lewis G. Reed. late %
the County Of New York. deceased. TherefOre you
Of you cited appear before tire SUrrO-
County Of New York. his Office IN the
County of York Of Februar-.
thousand nine hundred and eight. haf-paSt
O'Clock the forenoon OF that day then and there
o the probate Of the said last VIII and Tes
OF hereby cited
OF years. required %
appear guardian IL have II
have none appear and apply for to be
pointed in the OF neglect failure 20
% guardian will be appointed by the Surrogate
o and act for IN the proceeding
Testimony Whereof. have caused the seal %
the SurrOgate's Court Of the said County
IL s. of New York to be hereunrO affixed Wit
Hon charles y Beckett Surrogsts
OF said County OF New York. said County. ths
day Of December. in the year OF Lord one
thousand nine hundred and seven
DANIEL. J. DOwDNET,
Clerk of the SurrOgat@s Court
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
School 4gency.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS A6ENtA
supplies Professors Teachers Tutors GovsTnessSA s
tv Colleges Schools and Families Apply On
MIRA " J. YOCNG-FULTON. % Union square
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14

YT,HE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK. 81
IL Grace OF God. Free Independent-To Herbert
Lawrence Smith NJ Ware. William Z. Imlach.
Arthur smith. Executor Of the Last WIN AMI
Testament OF Marianne Smith. deceased: Elizabeth A.
Smith Executrx OF VIII and Testament ot
Leroy Smith. deceased: Frederick Richards smith.
Henry Childs Smith, Eugene Carroll smith Mary :.
Chicktring. Sidney l. smith. Reilly D.
William NJ Leslie. r and to all inter
ested Of Charles smith. late County
otherwise. send greeting You and each OF you
hereby cited and required personally to be appear
before Surrogate Of the County q New York ths
Records in the County OF New York tss l4th day cf
February, 1908 at hafpast ten O'Clock in the forenoon %
that then and there 70 attend judicial settlement of
of proceedings Of Charles Arthur and
Caroline Louise mlach Executors and Trustees Of ts
Last Testament or said oS
you hereby cited under the Of twenty
years required appear guardian you
have II you have none TO appear and apply fer
be appointed. In the OF neglect
failure do guardian will be appointed by the Sur
represent and act for In the proceeding
In testimony whereof We have caused the Seal OF the
SurrOgates Court Of the said County Of New
affixed Witness. Hon CHARLES H BECK
EFT. a Surrogate OF said County.
IL. 81 County Of New York the 18th day of Decem-
Der. IN the year Of cur Lord one thousand rins
hundred and seven DANIEL J. DOWDNEY. Clerk OF
the Surrogates' Court.
FETTRETCH. sILKMAS & sEYBEL. Attorneys tsr
Petitioners. Al Park Row. Borough OF Manhattan New
York city