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BURNED BEFORE HIS COMRADES
Young Steel Worker Pinned Under
White-Hot BiIIets.

Pittsburg. May 13-Pinned under dozen
white-hot steel billets which had fallen
from a fitting steel buggy, William Wen
vel, a young mill worker at the Jones'
Laughlin steel works, was burned to death
to-day before the eyes of score of his
fellow workmen, who stood by powerless
to rescue their comrade
Wenvel was pushing an empty buggy,
when a passing steel carrier loaded with
white-hot blocks of steel tipped over. The
young mill worker was pinned down, his
arms extended. His clothing quickly ig-
hitting made a perfect cross of flames. and
before his comrades, with grabhooks. could
tear away the metal cubes wenvel was
burned TO a crisp.
When a barrel of cap making material
for toy pistols exploded early to-day at
the plant of the Pittsburg Cap and Pistol
Company, in Homestead. black powder so
shrivelled the body of Joseph Junn a fore
man. that when he was found his identity
could not be ascertained for some time
a young boy. also working in the plant.
was badly injured. The factory was
wrecked.
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Fourth sire

The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge TO satisfy which ths above described
property is 10 be sold is Five Thousand Two
Hundred and Thirty-f1ve and 90 100 SIS. 235 9o1
Dollars with interest thereon from the 22nd
day OF April 1910. together with costs and
Thirty-eight and 50-100 1898 50) Dollars with
interest from April END, 1910. together with
the expenses OF the sale. The approximate
amount OF the taxes. assessments and water
rstea or other liens. which are 10 be allowed
To the purchaser out OF the purchase money
ar Maid b. the referee, is Nine Hundred and
Fifty-four and Tl-10o tss54.7I) Dollars and
penalty
Said premises viii be sold subject TO A first
mortgage OF Twenty-Five Thousand (S22 OOO1
Dollars with interest thereon at five t5go1 ner
cent per annum from March 2sth. 1910 Sub
feet also 10 any state of facts that an accu-
rate survey would show,
Dated New York. April 9th tat0
SAMPSON H. WEIEHANDLER, Referee.
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sURROGATE'S NOTICES.

LOGAN TOLIISTER-IN PURSUANCE OF
an order OF Hon. Abner 9. Thomas, one of
the Slirrogates of the County of New York.
notice is hereby given that the undersigned in
tends to apply to the Surrogates' Court of the
County of New York for the issuance 10 her of
letters OF administration upon the estate OF
HolIister Logan. late of the County of New
York deceased under the provisions of the
fnai paragraph of section 1864 of the Code OF
claims against the said HoIister Logan, de-
ceased are hereby notified to present the
same with vouchers thereof. TO one of the
Surrorates of the County of New York at the
Surrogates' Office in the Hall of Records, in
the Borough of Manhattan. in the city and
Coun+v of New York. or before the 18th
dav of June, A. n 1910. Dated. New York
May II. 1910. -.,.,
MACFAPLANE & MONROE. Attorneys for
petitioner. IS Liberty street. Borough of
New City.
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army AND NAVY NOTES BIG LOAN, NO SECURITY
Banker Testifies How S4OO. 900
Went to !. Nj. FiSke g. Co.

When the certihcation of checks for the
firm of J. n Fiske & Co. by the Mechanics
and Metals National Bank was brought M
at yesterdays examination of the brokers
before Seaman Miller. as referee If was
learned that the bank let the brokers have
loan OF 100000 without security lust be-
fore the suspension of Fiske & Co was
announced.
Frank Q. Roe. vice-president of the bank.
was the principal witness and was exam
ined by Ralph Wolf. counsel for the trus-
tees OF the creditors. who brought out that
after the loan was made Mr. Roe went to
the office of Fiske & Co. and asked for
collateral 10 secure the loan. It is not Gus
ton1ary to go after securities in such q
manner. Mr.. Roe said. but he had heard
rumors that the brokers were In difficulties.
Re enumerated the securities which were
turned over to him. and said that they
were sold later for sl7s,eoo. He admitted
that Fiske & Co had other loans with the
hank and that the whole account now
showed q deficit
Mr. Roe said that he himself had
brought the securities to the bank, and
that he had received none of them through
the National City Bank Asked If any
checks were certified after the collateral
was received, Mr.. Roe said that his recol-
lection was that no checks had been GER
titled He added that he had issued orders
10 that effect
John Robinson. who was chief clerk on
January Is, the day Of the loan and the
suspension and is now cashier, testified
that the S4e0,o00 loan note was brought TO
him, but that he did not recall the time
and did not have any conversation with
any members of Fiske & Co. concerning
collateral for that loan or for another for
$4,000, which was negotiated the same day
Attempts Of counsel for the bank TO have
the witness describe the usages of Wall
Street concerning such loans and the con-
tract agreement between the bank and the
brokers were frustrated by Mr.. Wolf His
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

PURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIRE
ment notice Is hereby given that an act.
Assembly Bill Printed No. $3.50. Int. No 1O45.
has been passed by both branches OF the Legs
iature. entitled
AN ACT
To authorize the board OF assessors of the city
of New York TO estimate and allow the dam
AGES sustained by owners of real property
fronting upon streets approaching the Man
haitian bridge over the East River In said
city.
Further notice is hereby given that a Pub
lie Hearing upon such bill Will be held at the
Mayors ONCE. In the city Ham, in The City
az New York, on Monday. May 10th. 1910. at
II O clock A. ID.
Dated, city Hail. New York, May Il 1910.
WILLIAM J. GAYNOR. Mayor.
This will be the nth bill heard
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objections to questions on these points were
sustained by the referee
Charles 7. Barnes, loan clerk of the Ma
tional City Bank. said that on January 10
his bank received certified check for
Sl0e.ooo, and that he then personally de-
livered collateral held by his bank agains,
a loan OF j. NJ. Fiske & Co. He could not
recall to whom securities were delivered.
nor were there any records by which they
could be traced.
The examfnation will be continued next
Tuesday.
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suRRoeATE's NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER of HON.
Abner q Thomas, Surrogate of the
rounty NJ New York. notice is hereby given
10 ali persons having claims against Sigmund
Cutterrnau late CT the County OF New York.
$4,000 70 ureeent the same, with vouchers
thereof to the subscribers, at their place OF
transactinr business. No AZ broadway, IN the
civ OF New York. on or before the 29th day
Dafea New York the 25th day OF January
1910. -~x,e,r -
MAN, Executors.
ETNcTFTN TOWNSEND & GulTkRMAN,
Attorneys for Executors. AZ Broadway
New York City.
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ASSOCIATION NOW ALDlNE CLUB.

On petition of its members Justice Nc
Call yesterday signed an order changing
the name of the Aldine Association to the
Aldine Club, which occupies the two upper
floors Of the Fifth Avenue Building. The
Aldine CLUB was organized in 1875 and in
1895 was analgamated with the Uptown
Association, the name becoming the Aldine
Association The present change, il was
said by club members yesterday, was be-
cause the association was often mistaken
for a business organization. It has a mem
bership of five hundred.
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The NEW YoRK AT TouLoN.

9aion, May B-The cruiser New YORK.
commander Joseph L Jayne. arrived here
LILY Salutes were given with the
hShch Uarships. and visits exchanged
New York Is Oh The way 10 the sJrleisl,
80 sne VIII be the flagship OF HeaE
s1.tlifai jotu Hubbard. commander OF tle
r. A-ets replacing the protected cruiser
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PROPOSALS.

Q S CUSTOM HOUSE. NEW YORK n Y
oodieGto IS Nay sI a.
may be desired, miscellaneous supplies for
fiscal year ending June so. 1911. the expense
thereof payable from the appropriation Col
Letting the Revenue from Customs" including
gas water. ice. fuel and electric current for
Illuminating purposes in rented premises. viii
be received at this ONCE until o'clock p
ceIved until the day and hour named for the
performance OF the following services during
the fiscal year Aforesaid laundering towels
for rented premises; repairing and maintaining
special ire-alarn box at the Z 5. APPRAISERS
Warehouse; hire OF taxicaos Tor the Use OF
Collector and surveyor OF the port ror cart
ing sugar samples from wharves., bonded ware
houses and other places 70 the Z. s Ap-
pratser's warehouse. for horse and covered
wagon carrying daily customs receipts to sub
treasury this contract TO include single truck
for daily use carrying ulaii. etc. between Gus
tor, House and L s Appraisers warehouse
and other points in New York. as requtreGs
rsrrovine ashes from the crematory. Ap-
rrafser's Warehouse. The power to reject any
and all bids or parts OF bids and 70 waive de-
80 80 - reServed A schedule OF the articles
-scls = tSs' .-,,t-e4 go ,chs- J-,S,---stJS-,
concerning the same can be had upon apph-
cation TO the Collector Cffee- H G STUART.
Special Deputy Collector.
vy-E,ST POINT y Y. APRIL 10. 1910
sealed proposals. in triplicate. VIII be received
here until u O'Clock. neon May Is; 1910. for
fIei, gas coal. gas OIL and charcoal required
during the fiscal year ending June Je 1911 and
for building materials, plumbing materials gas
and steam fittings. hardware. paints. glass. and
OF laneOuS. stores specified n ScncGGleS
"a be had on application To this Once. The
right Is reserved 70 accept or reject any or Ell
proposals. or any part thereof Proposals for
fuel. gas coal gas OF and charcoal 70 be sub
mitted Ia triplicatss All others in duplicate En-
velcpes containing proposals should be Endorsed
as Indicated in printed Instructions 10 bidders
and addressed 10 0uarrermaster. West Point.
n Y
OFFICE. COMMISSIONERS. DISTRICT OF
Columbia Washington. d. c.. MAY g. 1910
Sealed proposals viii be received az this Office
until 2, NJ. May 23rd. 1910, for constructing
sewers IN the District OF Columbia Forms OF
proposals. specifications and necessary tr-
formation may be obtained from Chief Clerk.
Engineer Department. Room 42T. Distrtct
Building washington. p. c. CUNO H RU-
DOLPH JOHN A. JOHNSTON. WM. V JUD-
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CEDAR CLIFF INN.

MONROE. ORANGE CO, \. z
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VIRGINIA
VIRGINIA hot SPRINGS

New YORK Once. THE PLAZA.
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THE RRIDGTGN,
COUNTRY BOARD.

N THE KSHIRES.-HOUSE. MODERN;
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