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New-York tribune., 1910-07-23
5 BOSS 9: 4 GUARD TOOLS
Prendergast May Stop Pay of
HardWorkiug Employes.

Controller Prendergast intends to find
out why IL Is necessary for the city 20 pay
two foremen and three assistant foremen
to oversee nine laborers, and why four
watchmen who draw good money from the
city should be assigned TO watch q few
shs veIs and two rollers weighing one ton
each. He instructed Mr. Wolfe, the chief
auditor. to make an unusually careful ex-
animation and scrutiny of the payrells Of
the Borough of Queens for July. after read
ing the report OF An inspector OF the Fl
nance Department, who had been sleuthing
around the corporation yard in 18th street
between Fourth and Fifth avenues, Col
iege Point.
The Bureau OF Highways has three
uatchnen who take turns guarding the
lot and small tool house that stands on
It. In the daytime there is q second watch
man. who is assigned by the Bureau OF
Sewers Interested to know what valuable
property stored there an inspector
sought information from those IN the yard
and from neighbors.
A woman who has lived next door Tor
years was willing to swear she had never
seen q night watchrlan on the premises.
The man supposed to take the early night
trick owns a saloon, and the woman said
she had not seen him, even in the daytime,
In more than two months.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23

hinatien, and an Investigation was at once
begun It was discovered. ao.,rding 10 the
governments bill. that the defendants had
entered into a combination for the purpose
of controlling the prices and terms of sale
of their products throughout the United
States. 1t is alleged that they compelled
al. jobbers to sign contracts as condition
to obtaining their goods and refused TO
sell TO those not signing such contracts
IT is stated that this suit differs from
other suits instituted by the government
under the Sherman law. In that the de-
PENDANTS have attempted to conceal their
purposes under the guise OF an ostensible
licensing arrangement under patent
A patent. It is alleged. was assigned to
person selected by the companies and
then all acquired licenses to manufacture
and sell under the patent, and by this
means fixed prices. 1t is alleged that the
defendants have attempted to use the pat
ent laws as a screen for an Illegal combi-
nation in restraint OF trade.
It is alleged In the bill that the defend
dants have divided the United States into
geographical zones and by their system Of
contracts restrict each jobber in making
sales SO as to prevent competition 1t Is
further charged that the defendants are
cooperating in fighting the manufacturers
OF sanitary enamel ironware and dealers
therein in interstate commerce who have
not became parties to the combination, and
that all the defendants have united and
are now engaged in common effort to
force such manufacturers and dealers into
the combination else drive them out of
business.
Penalties, It is alleged, are imposed on
such members of the combination as de-
part from the rules respecting prices and
terms Of sale fixed by the combination
These penalties are paid to common fund
OF the defendants
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23
MAGISTRATE WARNS SOLDIERS.

Magistrate Joseph Fitch. announced at
Flushing yesterday that hereafter any sol
dier brought before hin: for being drunk
and disorderIy would on conviction receive
the same treatment any other person
similarly convicted. Heretofore the magis-
trate has been in the habit Of discharging
soldiers so accused, with the understanding
that they were to report to their COM
manding officer the fact OF their arrest.
The magistrate said he found out that the
soldiers brought before him did not keep
their promise and thus escaped punishment
altogether.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23
CHURCH AND RELIGIOUS NEWS notes
e,aqng Reports of Open Air and Tent Work This Season
in This City,

Christian Science churches tomorrow will
be TRUTH" and the Golden Text psalm
iF1. 2-S): L viii cry unto God most high;
unto God that perforneth all things for
IRE. God shall send forth his mercy
and his truth
The summer congregations of Metrcpoli-
tan Temple are increasing each Sunday
through the attractiyeness Of the services
The Rev. Harry Taylor, one OF the cent
evange,ists. breaches again Tomorrow
morning His sermons are full of power
and interest The evening service. in
charge OF Charles Lewis Talbot. consists OF
an illustrated lecture on Moses. the De-
averer,' and is sure to attract a large
audience, as each Sunday night the people
ere there in large numbers.
The ossiuing camp meeting opens or
Thursday evening, July q. An inter
esting programme for the ten days ser
vices has been prepared. Among the noted
speakers are Mrs Kate Barrett, of Wash
ington. who is the national superintendent
of the Florence Crittenton Mission. and
Mrs. George W. Jump, of New York City,
Dr. Edward c. Perkins will make a spe-
eiaity OF missionary work. Frederick Vic
tor is TO speak on Saturday evening, Al
gust 8.
At the Chapel of the Intercession, Trinity
Parish. Broadway and 15sth street. the fol-
lowing is the programme: Il a. Morgan
prelude Venite, chant u. TIE Deum, Bar
rett. in T. Jubilate, chant "a. Offertory
anthem. Lead Ne. Lord" Wesley Organ
Postlude. At S p Morgan prelude Mag
n;ficat and Nunc Diuaittis. Marks, IN L.
Offertory anthem. ITO Thee do l lift up
my soul" Hail Organ postlude.
At the Marble Collegiate Church Dr.
Allen, pastor for strangers, will preach to-
morrow, his morning subject being Christ
Became Pcor-fIow?' and his evening topic,
The Rich and the Poor Meet Together
Nhe-ec''
At All Souls Unitarian Church the Rev.
Leon A Harvey will preach at II a. m. to-
morrow. Subject "A City Without a
Church This viii be a story-sermon
setting forth the results to g. community
which tried the experiment OF getting on
without q church
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23

3Chicago, July Jacob Seltzer is for
uaer ernploye Of the Illinois Fruit Distillery
Company, which is alleged TO have engaged
IN extensive '-noonEhining" of brandy IN
the heart Of Chicago
Simon FrindeI, president Of the concern,
and nearly a dozen Of his employees have
been arrested in connection with tho case
qhez- are said 10 have defrauded the gov
eminent out Of nearly $ll5e0 in revenue
.axes Several retail liquor dealers through
yybou, II is charged Frindel disposed OF hts
,-odnct are under Indictment in connec-
,io. witt, the alleged frauds.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23

Al Ire y est End Collegiate Church to-
HgrToF the Rev. Dr. David dc z. BurrelI
vii preach il the morning
The usual Sunday services OF the Church
C the Holy Communion are being held IN
t. parish house. The Rev Dr.. Henry
Nattet- rle rector, viii ,fTiciate st ali ser
'-ees to-uorruw.
Ever Day in New York q non-zecta-
nan religious organ appearing N this city
every SATURDAY, has now put out over a
sau7e II numbers and is apparently -four
!shin7- J. aims 70 give news Of all the
churches and deals edi1oriaIIy with di-
Terslty # topics L deserves success.
Il tse Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Il- Rev Or. William J Dawson. the well
EhoHn London evangelist. viii preach both
h5oTT'rE and afternoon Dr. Dawson has
5lst returned from the West. where he has
been holding Impressive services.
Morning Worship Of one hours duration
Nll 5e held IL -. Paul-s Methodist Episco-
pa Church, beginning al Il O'Clock to-naor-
faS- The subject viii be. Moral Requi-
STE Ct Salvation" The Rev. f Ernest
Johnson VIII preach
- Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
eaflhg The absence Of the pastor, the Rev.
" Ca-1sJlan T Reisner, the Rev Dr.
ssnpel l. Stewart. OF Mansfield. Ohio, is
Preaching during July. The subjects for
1'-norrow are At Il d. N, The Religion
q lie Heart: 81 p m, A Mission of
hardship 30 Dr. Stewart conducts tie mid
Teek PRAYER ser~1ce on Wednesday evening
q O'Clock
Tbs Rev LIT. Russell. Of the Brooklyn
--oernacies VIII speak IN Scranton. Penn,
-o-nerrow. IN his asbsence from the city
Robert r. Hirsh. Of the Peoples Pulpit
essoelalsou. vii address the Brooklyn
-a1sruacle congregation II the afternoon
4 O'clock, his theme being The School
e Christ
Al TIE Scotch Presbyterian Church the
@e'- Boyd AIcCIeary. assistant pastor. will
nesch.
NeW Thought Church services viii be
|sa al awana-on-the-H Hudson tc-nor-
-'N, az II z n in the auditorium. Julia
17-oa Sears, II. d, viii speak on the
sse3eet The Secret Of Attainment. "
asekly lectures are delivered by DR.. Sears,
v r Keeler Maud Pratt Chase and other
-'.ea Speakers On Saturday evening at 6
'eock musical recital. with readings,
--haueied by Miss Lois Fox. will be fol-
"Ned By dancing.
<Re subject ef the lesson-sermen in the
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23
LOST HANkBOOkS.

BANK-BOOk No 900 SIT of the Union Dime
Savings Bank IL missing Any person having
claim TO it is hereby called upon present
the same within ten days. or submit TO having
said pass-book cancelled. and a new one issued
BANKHOOks No. 5i6 995 of the Union Dime
Savings Bank is missing Any person having
a claim to Ii is hereby called upon 10 present
the same within ten days submit TO having
said passbook cancelled, and issued
RANKBOOK No. 527 i3S OF the Union Dime
Savings Bank is missing, ANY person having
claim. to IL Is hereby called upon 10 present
the same within ten days. submit TO having
said passbook cancelled. and one issued
BANkBOOk No. 52g, 453 OF the Union Dime
Savings Bank ia missing Any person having
claim to it is hereby called upon TO present
the within ten days, or submit 20 having
said passbook cancelled. and a new one issued
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23
cuatjFFEuR SENT TO woRkHousE

For the reckless operation of sightsee-
ing automobile while he wils drunk. Michael
y NcEyov. OF No. 3os West 47th street.
was committed 70 the ETorkhonse for thirty
as yesterday by Magistrate Herbert. IN
the Jefferson Market police court s.,a1 one
me machine about the Bo~ery and nearly
uLset e.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23
AFTER BATHTUB TRUST"
"A Combination in Restraint of
Trade" Says Government.
is CONCERNS INVOLVED
Said to Control 85 Per Cent of
Enamelled Ironware Output
Sherman Law Evoked.

Washington. July 2e.-Sixteen concerns
manufacturing sanitary ironware, and their
officers. located in nine stat tes, were pro-
ceeded against to-day by the Department
Of Justice, In bill in equity filed against
them at Baltimore under the Sherman anti
trust law.
The concerns were charged with being a
combination in restraint of trade They
are said to control s. per cent Of the OUTPUT
OF washbowls bathtubs. layatories, drink
ing fountains and other sanitary enamelled
ironWare.
The following are the defendants in the
proceeding: The Standard Sanitary Manu-
featuring Company, A. Weiskittel & Co,
the Barnes Manufacturing Company, the
Cahill Iron Works, the CoIweII Lead Com
pany, the Day-Ward Company the Hum
phreys Manufacturing Company the Ker-
ner Manufacturing Company, the J. l.
Mott Iron Works. Mcvay & Walker. the
McCrurn- Howell Company the National
Sanitary Manufacturing Company, the
Union Sanitary Manufacturing Company,
the United States Sanitary Manufacturing
Company. the L. Wolff Manufacturing
Company, the Wheeling EnameIled Iron
Company, Theodore Ahrens. Francis J.
Torrance, Z. L Dawes. w. A Myler, Anton
W ftASE4LlSi, JOun L. f1elSe, <, II. hOEEeiS-
T. R. Barnes, F. II. Caldwell, ]. J. Ma
honey. Jesse T. Duryea. Bert o. TiIden
W C Winfield. A. G. Ward, S. \. Ford
Reid Carpenter. ]. A. Frakenheim. Jordan
L. Mott. Max Goebel, Thomas Walker, AL
exander c. Walker, Lloyd G. McCrum,
Howard G. Gates, Frank G. Borden, D. ".
Davis. L. c. Huesman, E. V. Bringham,
Charles Arrott, A. H. Kline, jr., Ludwig
Wolff Herman
George ". Franzleim and Edwin L. Way
man.
Louisville. July 22.-Theodore Ahrens.
president of the Standard Sanitary Manu-
featuring Company, who, with his COM
pany. is named as defendant in to-day g
proceedings, stated that this suit grows
cut of certain patents have taken up,
resulting in a rearrangement of prices. It
is true, as stated, that we control S. per
cent of the output of sanitary enamelled
ironware but il is not true that we have
advanced prices, nor have we compelled
jobbers TO sign ironbound contracts a
condition 10 obtaining our goods. We have
not refused to sell to any one not signing
such contract.
The statement that we are backed by
S1Go 900, coo capital is absurd. All the firms
in the organization do not do business Of
s15,o 600 a year. Before we took up these
patents we laid the matter before the De-
partment of Justice and were assured that
cur plans were perfectly legal
Baltimore, July 22-The bill against the
so-caIIed Bath Tub Trust was fled in
the United States Circuit Court here to-day
by Edward P. Grosvenor. special assistant
IN (.anaraE TTipkarchs-1 who
drew the petition, and Joseph Darling,
special agent of the department. who made
the investigation.
On June 10 complaint was made TO the
Department Of Justice that certain manu-
facturers of sanitary enaulelled fronware
had advanced prices as result Of COM
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23
CHICAGO "MO0NSHIhING"
Saw Government Has Lost 5 5,
0O0-An Arrest in Philadelphia

Philadelphia. July 2z.-At the request Of
the federal district attorney at Chicago
Jacob seItzer was arrested here to-day,
charged with being implicated in the dis
ti,li1g and disposing of 162S40 gallons Of
spirits on which no tax had been paid He
vas held IN bail for a hearing on August
:. selfzer denies the charges. and said he
had not been III Chicago for the last eigh-
feen months.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23

a ROVE ALL COMPETTrORs-- sstisfaeeory
dealing Prompt cash payments for cornp2szs
libraries OF small ceilecIious OF n1-sce1laneol1s
Iireratt1re can always be obtained. HENRY
NAIKAN A. Broadway. Telephone. 500 Brosd
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District of Columbia, Washington July 81
1910. Sealed proposals will be received at
this Office until o'clock. p. m. Thursday,
July oS, 1910 for furnishing a complete saw
mill outfit. set mp and ready for operation az
District Government Workhouse site. Oceo-
guam. Va Blank form OF proposal. speaifica-
tioas and all necessary Information may be
obtained upon application to the Property
Clerk, ., G. Room $50. District Building
CENO II, RUDOLPH JOHN A JOHNSTON,
e. NJ MARKHAM (ActiHgl. Commissioners
ARMY BUILDING. NEW YORK CITY. July
a. 1sleLssaied proposals in trtplicate.
1910. for printing required al this Depot dur
ing period ending June 80. 1911 Right re-
served 10 accept or reject any all blda~ or
any part thereof. Information on application
Enveiopas containing proposals 90 he marked
Proposals for Printing. to be opened july 20
19I0,' and addressed TO Major NJ GRAY
ZALINSEI, Depot .. Ii.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23
REMEDiES.

THOROUGH, PERMANENT CURES N eases
of BLOOD POISON. NERVOUS DEBILITY
RIADDF.R COMPLAINTS and kindred cfs-
eases relief AT once in dangerous cases recenr
ar old those desiring only first class scientific
treatment should call DF. BONSCHCR- The Veil
krcgEn speciaiisr. - Mest 3sth = 6ouTs. - -
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23

SECRETARY TO CHIEF JUSTICE
Frank A. Erwin. who lives at the Hotel
St George, in Brooklyn. was appointed
secretary to Chief Justice Isaac F. Russell
of the Court Of Special Sessions yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23

Al 1s0 West End Collegiate Church to
morToF the Rev. Dr. David dc r BurrelI
VII preach il the morning.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

Male
CoACHMAN.--Net. tidy Irishman. usefui man,
careful ana reliable VIII be useiui at anything
needed; best reference. Carpenters Bureau, l14
9th
FARMHAND.--S25; good. all around worker
miIker teamster: thorooshly unaefstanus
his work; sober and industrious. Mafnewson
Bureau. sls 9th ave. Teiephone. s1s-bryaiiL
FARMH NLs.-Usefui men, married couples
Eugiish C,ermans and Swedes especially
Mathewson Bureau SIS 9Th ave- Telephone
37S-Bryant
FARMER and JTsErCf. MAN.-American; mar
ried; no children: wife COOK or general
houseyyorker; we'll recommended. Carpenters Bu-
reau, i5l 9th ave.
MARRIED COUPLE. scandinavian, on farm
or gentemans place; man knows everything
about farming, also horses cows ana chick.
ems: wife plain cook. good laundFess ana
nousekeeper: very best references b. NJ
Tribune ONCE
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23
suRRoGATEs NOTICES.

-S0TT1-FE 10 CREDITORS-In pursuanes OF -.
order OF Hon Walter y GIL. surrogate %
Ulster County notice is hereby given acco-di1k
q, Law 10 an persons having claims against A12
Amelia Tefever late OF the town % New Pale1b
County OF Ulster aud state or New HorS. Dc :
ceasrf iutestate 10 present the same with tbs
vouchers in support thereof. TO the surrogate OF
the County OF Ulster, at his onice VA the Cry
- t-I,~sfou New York on before the 2Str
tlav Of August. 1919
And notice is hereby given 70 ali creditors oe
ssi,F estate that 1t II the intention OF the under
signed 10 apply Letters of Administration on
zaid estate under the provision OF Section es<-s
OF the code OF Civil Procedure
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23
STEAMER" "GRaND REPUBLIC"
ROCkAWAY BEACH

Lv. Yonkers :45 a. n.
IIv. foot 129th St, N. R.. a:45 A. NJ, y p NJ
Lv. Rockaway Beach, 1890 p. NJ, 80 p. N.
Trips marked transfer to Str. Grand Re
public at Pier /. n. r.
Round trip tickets. SOC; Children 2Sc
Include adm. 20 Steeplechase PIX AT Rkaway.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23
AND TYPEWRITERsL
MISCELlANE EOUS.


VICTOR VISIBLE 20 Nassau St: catalos7.
free. an makes taken part payment; bargalns
IN T-udervooe.s, Fszningtons- divers. Smiths
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23
-LIlIt- y = . = . I|ET
HYATT =. HATCH.
& GILBERT LYON.
ER ANkI.fN s SPRfN

N PURSUANCE. OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner &. Thomas. a Surrogate OF the County of
New York, notice is hereby given % All persons
having claims against Cornelius Il. Mitchell. iats
of the County OF New York. deceased, 10 present
the same. with vouchers thereof 20 the sub
scriber at her place OF transacting business a.
the office OF Mitchell x Mitchell No, ~ and 10
Wall street in the CITY OF New York. on or be-
fcrs. the 3Gth day of January, 1911. next
Dated New York, the 30th day cf July. 1910.
MARY T. Il. MITCHELL. Exeeusrix
MITCHELL. 4 MITCH ELL Attorneys for E.V-
ecutrix. 44 and rs Wall street. Manhattan
New York city.
AND INSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune recsived az thelr Uptown
Office. No. 1864 broadway. between 5Sth and
STth SIS until O'Clock y m Advertisement
received at the following branch Offices at reg
uIar office rates until O'Clock p. m, VIZ 368
Srh ave. s. e. ed st, los 6th ave, cor
l.th st. t04 East tain ST 2Sl West AID ST.
he tween Tth and Sth aVes- a6S West 1s5th ST..
fGs3 I'd ave. t626 Sd ave, near 6tst st. fTnS
tst ave near SDth st: l5g EasL I35th 81 T-sS
Tyeutont avs. e50 Sd ave. and any American
Histrzet Telegraph Ofes.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23
Femaia
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

LARGE, SUNNY CORNER ROOM running
water; private family; beautiful location facing
the Hudson; telephone. Harrison, 2i5 West 1oist
St Telephone sooo-Riverside-
18TH ST. Sc EAST.--Large and small rooms
well kept; board optional. transients accommo-
dated.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23
FOR SALE.

BIC BARGATNS-SIightly used of-cs ftErntrurs-
desks, rypewritsrs. cash registers. adc11g Ha
chimes ruiuleographs. fling cabinets safes at-
dressing machines. time clocks pa--fti0rs- cnecz
protectors. bookcase NATH&N-Ss Waite street
COLD MINE. RICH. OLD SPANISH. CALL
for samples and details CLANCY. ?. O.
Box s. Truapau, Mich Mexico
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23

II iae Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
I1e Rev DR. William J Dawson. the well
hhoNn London evangelist. viii preach both
h7TTtrE and afternoon Dr. Dawson has
5lst returned from the West. where he has
9sen h9-1.nE Lrpressive services.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23

The usual Sunday services OF the Church
c tA- Hoit Communion are being held IN
IL parish house. The Rev. Dr. Henry
A9tte- rae rector, viii ofTiciate st ali ser
l:ees tu---orrnN
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23
WORK WANTED.

Male.
YOUNG MAN neb wishes position. anything
experience Office work, stock or shipping clerk
in or out OF town; references. stuitz. 81 East
luist q
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23

NOTTCE-PCRSUA To ORDER OF HON
Monroe Wheeler. Surrogate of Steuben County.
Naw York made upou the petition Of rhe widow
and al the next 0S kiH Of Hiram ". Hatch. iats
of the town os Cohoet0u. in said county, deceased
notice Is hereby given thar IL II the intention oc
the undersigned TO apply for letters 0c admins
trarion upon the estate Of said decedent, under
me provisions OF section . 6es4 ot the Code OF
civil Procedure of the state OF New York. and
that all persons raytuS claims against the estate
~ said dccedent are required 20 present the sana
- Hon Monroe Wheeler. surrogate ct Steuoen
county at the SarrOgate's Once. in tss Village
az Bath y. Y. before the t5gh day Of
Dated. Atlanta \. Y July :. 1910
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23

Palt5. n y
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Abnsr G Thomas, Surrogate OF tina
County OF New York. notice IS hereby given
to ali persons having claims against Sfzmund
(;uirerman. late OF the County or New York.
deceased TO present the same, with vouchers
thereof TO the subscribers. at their place o.
trans-ctins business. No ~ Broadway IN tne
Citv OF New York. before the 2s-h day
OF July next
Dated New York Tire 18th day OF January.
1910.
RUDOLPH dUITERMAN. LEOPOLD LEH-
MAN. Executors
Attorneys for Executors. 42 broadway.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23

Morning Worship OF one hours duration
MI BE- held IL -. Paul's Methodist Episco-
pa Church, beginning al Il O'Clock to-naor-
1aS- The subject viii be. Moral Requi-
STE Ct Salvation The Rev. f Ernest
s5lnEon viii ureach.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23

SATH4RrNB I.EFEVRB PoCCHER-
Petitioners
T \ & 7 H vaNDERLYN. Attorneys FOR Ps-
tttiouers Office and J. D. Address. New
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23

:
sLeciai trains to Catskfi Mt resorts and Sars-
toga. and connections 70 ali D11Ess E1s-.
NoFth ard West Through tickets and pszeass
Checked at Offices ~ -. Y Transfer Co Tnrc1ss
rail tickets hefwsea X. 2 and Albany zccep1rc-
Most dslishtfs sFS-half saA e1e-<say outings %
West Point. NeygburEh. or Psggbkeepsfe- re-
turning on aHv dewn Day boat. Meals served
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23
TIME TABLES.
TIME TABLES.
GIIIIHII4b!3flaIl1

PaIatlaI Steamers HENDfsitk HLI-1J-y. =
.RORERT FULTON .tALBA%X, and u ARf
POWELL OF the Hudson River Day Line. 1asS-
est and Fnsst river boats IN the world
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23

The subject Of the lesson-zermon in the
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23
STR. ksEY POWELL sssv:s sss s'lu'nH'

Perfect Afternoon Outing Leave DesorosssS -
I.45 p NJ connecting at West Point -. :.
cIn slnasy Que Vest 42a So 80 ss.sr.s4. ~
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
Supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors Gov
ernesses etc. 70 Colleges schools ana Far1Iiss-
ADpIy to Mrs N J. YOCNGT-FTLTON-
- Union Square
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-03
CLAIMS THEY BUILT
NEARER THAN AGREED
UIriCh KnoCh Wants $4,000
Damages from NeighborS

An action for $4,000 damages for al
legged violation of a contract and fraud
was filed in the superior court yester-
day by Ulrich Knoch against John
Haizlip and others, the plaintiff al
leging that he built a structure one
foot narrower, to suit the defendants,
who own a neighboring building, but
that the latter failed to do likewise, as
they had agreed.
Knoch recently purchased from N. R.
Hooper two lots in block 2 of the Or
chard tract in Los Angeles He made
plans to erect a three-story business
block The defendants owning adjoin-
ing property, entered into a contract
with him, he claims, in which 1t was
agreed that if he would cut the width
of his building down one foot on
their side they would cut two feet and
a half off a building they proposed to
erect. The object was to provide plenty
of air and light between the buildings.
Knoch erected his structure first, 60
ing to an expense Of $40 In changing
his plans, he alleges. The defendants
then erected their building, but built
it right up to the edge of their prop
erty, leaving only one foot between
the two buildings.
Consequently Knoch alleges that
they made him lose a valuable strip
of land and in view of the narrow
space his windows and transoms were
made useless, because he had figured
on three and a half feet of space be-
tween the buildings.