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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-24
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW YORK
-James S. lawson. Plaintiff against John
In pursuance OF Judgment OF foreclosure
and sale duly made and entered in the above
entitled action and bearing date the 2Jth day
OF MAY, 1911, T. the Undersigned, the refefes
IN said judgment named. Will sell 20 public
auction, az tho Exchange ralesroo!n: nos
l4-16 Eesey street, IN the Borough or Man
haitian. City Of New York on the LIST DAY
day. nv Joseph p nay. Auctioneer, the prem
ises directed by said Judgment 10 be SOLD.
and therein described as follows.
First plot. Designated By the numbers 100
ana l3i on a certain map entitled Map OF l58
lots Bedford Park, 24th Ward, New York
City" dated MAJ 9th. 1892, made By Jehn @.
Office OF the Register Of the County OF New
York. May 81, 1892. which said plots are
bounded and described according to said map.
follows.
Beginning at the corner formed By the tn
tersectinu OF the easterly side OF Jerome Ave-
nue. with the northerly side Of rravers street.
erly side OF Traycrs street, lll.63 feet TO the
westerly line or lot number ile; thence north
erly along the westerly line ~ lot number
1l0, 1927 feet 10 the southery line Of lot
number l22. thence westerly along the south
orly limo OF lot number TO- t0L76 feet 10 tho
easterly side OF Jerome Avenue, aud thence
Avenue. - s3 feet 10 the point place OF be-
ginning. Travers Street is known as i9sth
Second Plot: Designated by the numbers
1s9' 100 l9i and 1872 on a certain map en-
titled Map NUMBER i, supreme Court, Fdlen-
tine against Brady and others. being map for
partition sale OF that part OF Hyatt Farm
near Woodlawn, ia the cath Ward OF the
city OF New York. made by II II. Spiudler.
Surveyor. and certified b. r. B. Forster as
Referee and fled in the Office Of the Reg
lister or the city ana County of New York as
map number 1913. which said plots are bound
ed as follows .-Northerly by the division line
OF YOnkers and the CITY OF New York. east 70
erly by lot number 1913 on said map: westerly
by lot number 1873 Oh said map and south
erly by tho northeriy side OF 240th Street
The nrst plot will be sold subject 20 a first
mortgage OF six thousand nine hundred and
thirty dollars CS6gs0 and accrued interest
thereon. also subject 70 restrictive cove
nauts contained IN the instrument recorded
IN Liber 4, Section Il or Conveyances at page
81, I'm the Office o. the Register Of the Coun-
y Of New York
The second plot will be sold subject 20 a
first mortgage 81 Three thousand doIlaro
$4,000 and accrued interest.
Both plots above described will be sold sub
feet TO any state OF facts which an accurate
survey would show
Dated Kew York June Goth 1911
ADOLPH STERN, Refercs
WILLIAM H. GRASSE. Attorney FOR Plain
IN i92 Broadway. Manhattan. New York
City.
The following are diagrams OF the prop
srty TO be sold:
FIRST pr or
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FIRST DAY MAY KILL COOK
Young russian Girl Didn't Understand
Handling Gas Stove.

=. tsst days experience cooking over q
se- stove may cost the life Of Petima
Ndles-. eighteen years old. employed as
a servant az 80. AZ North 9Th street,
Williamsburg. She came from Russia two
weeks $50 and stayed with relatives until
Saturday afternoon, when sine found her
FIRST place
VALE her mistress was attending church
E'Slerdsy the girl set 80 work preparing
l'nuer CON gas stove Tenants in the
mouse detected escaping gas, and traced
TO ihc apartments where TIC SRI was
"nA"red. When they received no re-
.lonso 20 their knocking they opened the
A'chea door and found the sirl uucon-
'oas on tie floor
Ihoy tried 10 rcyive her, and, falling,
sent q call for al ambulsnce 10 the VIII
'4insl1rs Hospital Dr. Elizabeth Bruyn
worked over tine g'rl for an hour. and
lsiAns TO resuscitatc her. removed her to
y. .-1 hospital whero f. was said Sic Wa
likely 20 cic.
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NAMEokE CLUB OUTING.

Tho annual outing of the Nameokc Dem
ocratic Club will take place next sat
urday AZ Mornngside Park The place
is easy OF access. being Oh Hoffman Boule-
ward. near Jamaica avenue, Borough OF
Queens. The picnic Is for the families OF
tho NameoEe members and those Of THEN
friends. There will be diversions for the
children and good music for dancers, as
well as plenty Of refreshments. Tickets can
be had ~ the clubhouse, No. 40 Beach
street. Richmond Hill. or ON application 60
any member of the club
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BOY HIT BY BASEBALL BAT
Watching Game When Player Threw
Club-May Have Fractured Skull.

William Schwartz. thirteen years old, OF
10 .i3 West i2ist street, was hit by a
baseball bat yesterday afternoon while
watching d game Of baseball al Jasper
Oval He dropped 70 the ground uncon-
scous and was removed 70 the J. Hood
Wright Hospital. where IL was said his
skull was probably fractured.
Tire accident happened in the seventh
inning The irst man up hit the ball safe
iy and Schwartz became 50 excited that
hr approached closer 70 the batting box.
The FIRST ball thrown was hi, and as the
PLAYER started running for first base he
threw h.s bat It sSruck Schwartz on the
right side Of hIs faead. Patrolman Ray
field summoned II. Fitzgerald OF the J.
Hood Wright Hospital 80 arrest was
mad
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MASTERS SALE.

THE STATE OF OHIO. CUYAHOGA COUNTY,
SIN the Circuit Court or tho United
states for tho Northern District u Ohio. East
ern Division, No. 1903 consolidated with cause
No 7549 Central Trust Company OF New York
trustee. complainant. vs. The Wheeling & Lake
Erie Railroad Company, defendant. Notice 10
hsrsby given that the time within which cred
ltors OF tho Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad
Company and all subsidiary companies men,
toned in the bill OF complaint heretofore nled
I'm this Cause hsli file their respective claims
with me mas been extended ny the court 20
October End. 1911 and the time within which
creditors may object 20 the claims OF other
creditors has been extended 20 December LIST,
1911, and the hearing before me heretofore set
for Octobsr Ind. 1911, has bsen postponed to
December aist 1911. CHARLES y HfNE
Special Master 1899 Il. ot l. f. Building.
cleveland, o.
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1875 (Toysrs)

charge 10 satisfy which the above described
properly is 10 DE sold, Is two thousand seven
hundred and nfty-tcur ana 1000 dollars
20 l0f1 together with costa aud allowance
Amounting 70 two hundred and four and
~ 100 dollars ts2Oi32l, with interest from
NAV ~ 1911. together with the expenses OF
tie sale The approximate amount OF the
taxes, assessments and water rates, or other
liens which are 10 be allowed TO the pur-
. chasar out OF the purchase money. or paid by
the Referee. IL one thousand one hundred and
sixty-four ana o2-iOO dollars (sli5tS2) and
interest.
Dated New York. June 2eth. 1871.
ADOLPH STERN. Referee
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PROPOSALS.
CONTRACT 81

CATsKII.L AQCEDCCT
SEALED BIDS will he received by the Board
OF Water supply. al Its Offices, seventh hoor.
Ig5 Broadway, New York. until II \. ". on
TUESDAY. August /. 1871. FOR Contract 81, for the
construction OF the Brooklyn conduit, portion
OF the city pipelines OF CatskiN aquedact, I'm
the City Aqueduct department and extending
from the junction or Fiatbush avenue and Scher-
mernOru street. In the Borough " Brooklyn,
along Third avenue. Baltic street, Park place,
sixth avenue. Twenty-fourth street and Filth
avenue 10 Thirty-sixth street. The work 20 -
ione includes the furnishing and laying u about
II 200 feet OF 66-inch steel pipe. Bt-nch
Ventura meter valves and other appurtenAHces'
together with maintenance Tor one year.
uu1lirlv uuened and read. Pamphlets containing
Information Tor bidders snd pamphlets OF ccn-
tract drawings can be obtained az the above
address by dep0siting the sum 0f ten collars
lSln OOl for each pamphlet. For further partlc-
uisrs see Information Tor BIDDERS. -
CHADWICK. John T CALVIN, commits
sioners Of the Board Of Water supply.
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NEGRO HELD FOR SHOOTING.

=, 'lsa 5eabrooi. negro. ~ No. 81 WeS'
'N tiiaei was held without bail ~ Jchei-
roy Market police court yesterday on
''Aiss q having shot George Duke q hre
"a, .a'' VINO bumped into him accidentally Oh
49, ~ay night. Duke is IN Bellevue los
80 Win a bullet wound in The neck. ne
,-1'''s occurred In Seventh avenue :"
'''' 0. tie Peuusy.y apla station.
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eIIeNIsueo ROOMS WANTED.

MEDIUM SIZED ROOM WAA TED by quiet
gentleman u Fiatbush s"riio'' brooklyu' .
tutIst Doe reasonable. references exchanged.
hd5ress q. Box II, Tribune once.
sDVERTlsEMgNTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
ror Tho Tribune received ~ their Uptown once.
gg 1904 iiroafEsY. b.'veen OHih ana Sith sts.
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Steamer Mary Powell

Afternoon boa; for West Poiut. Neveurga.
Peughkeepsie, Rondout and way landings
leaves Dssbrosses Sc I,45 p n. ". 42nd ST..
p II: W. I29th 81. 2:20 p. NJ. Daily eseapt
sunday Ideal outing 20 West Point, returning
bY Str ALBANY" or rail.
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HELP WANTED.
Male

Male.
OPPORTUNITY We have an opportunity tof
man qualified by experience 10 handle mag
szine subscription department. genius who
gaa dsS re WAYS and means for large results
with agents. ours is one Of the big propositions
suited for a big man. DO not apply uniess
character. habits, associations, etc, are the
best Second best or ordinary not considered.
c. Box 10. Tribune once.
Statesmen wanted 70 handle well paving prcpo-
sitior; sssv hot weather work; calling on New
York business men; good opportunity Tor must
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EXECUTIVE OFFICE. COLUMBUS MEMO
rial Commission, Washington, y. g., june 20
fot1 sealed proposals fcr stone work gran
lie or marble. Tor foundations, concrete piles
uasonrv Sc. and for plumbing and sewers
Tor Columbus Memorial Fountain. 10 ia erected
,gtu b.. received here until II NJ, July 20
rgiI md then publicly opened. Information
ON aupll tion. SPENCER COSBY. Col.
Errllf-ra lffirer
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
PUBLIC NOTICES.

STATE on NEW YORK. PUBLIC SERVICE
Commission for the First District.-ln the
matter % the application or the Long island
Railroad Company for the permission and ap-
prOval ~ the Public Service Commission Tor
the First District. pursuant 30 me proVisions
Of Section J3 Of the Public service Commits
slons Law. 10 q change and relocation ot ina
portion OF The route OF ia Main Line ana
North Side Divisions. between Woodsde ana
Winfield IN the Borough ot queens, city OF
Nse, York -C4se No. fS7T-Publlshed notice
~ hearing-Notice - hereby given that the
application of the Long Island Railroad COM
panr FOR the permission and approval OF the
Public Service commission for the FIRST Dis
trtct, pursuant 90 the provisions 81 section %
81 the public Service Commissions Law 20 a
.ranga and ralocatfou OF ti'at portion % the
route of said Company's Main Line ana N0rth
side Divisions, between Woodside and m
held in the Borough - Queens, city ~ New
York. I'm accordance with survey man ana
certificate ~ such change. filed In tho once or
the Clerk of the County OF Queens on the I'm
day OF july 1911. will be heard By said COM
mission al IT'S ONCE. No. IJ4 Nassau street.
Borough ~ Manhattan. New York city on the
27th dav u july, 1911, at go O'Clock ID the
dated July e2d. 1911 ......
TIE LONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY,
by RALPH PETERS. President
sTATE OF NEW YORK. PUBLIC SERVICE
Commission for the First District.-ln the
matter ~ the application " the Long Island
Railroad Company for the consent Of me
Public Service Commission for the FIRST Dis
trict. pursuant 20 the PROVISIONS or section -
OF the Railroad Law. 70 the discontihuahce pE
said Company OF It's established station NJ
Jamaica, In the Borough or queens ny OF
New York. and the relocation thereof al a
point approximately 100 feet west or lts
present lOCation.--Sase No. l31s-PubllHned
notice OF hearing IL hereby given that
the application Of the Long Island Railroad
Company f1r the consent OF the Public service
Commission for the First District, pursuant 70
the provisions Of Section "a or the Railroad
Law, 20 the dlscOntiruance by said company
~ its established station az JanalcA' ia th-
Borough OF queens city OF New York and the
relocation thereof AZ "A point approximately
$50 feet west % It's present location VIII %
heard Uy said Commission al its once, lo4
Nassau street. Borough OF Manhattan, New
York city. OF the 9th day Of July 1871, ~
. 30 o'clock iu the afternoon.
Dated July 22d 1871.
TIE LONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY,
by RALPH PETERS. President
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.
EOR SALE.
DAMON DIS

We refund your money within enc year.
CHARLES A. ktENE, $50 Broad~sy, New York
VERMONT GRANITE QUARgIEs FOR SALE
or lease: hne DARK and light stone: equipped
and developed: we'll known. Address Eek
CELLENT OPPORTUNITY" Tribune once.
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1YPeWRlrING AND rYPeWRITERs

VICTOR VISIBLE. ~ ~. sau g. Catalogue
free all mates taken part payment, bargains
il UudsrWo11s. Rcmington-. pli'1fs. smiths.
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WORK WANTED
Male.


CIIATFFEJ- R.-Colorcd. respectable. five Teary
experience: sober reliable; personal refer
ences. city or country. Chester, % Nest cd st.
basement
CHAUFFTTR.-By swede. -; single sixteen
Years in this country; willing: good mechanic
county preferred habits good e.. L. sharp,
iGi West Sofa r.
CFIATTFFEUR .-Color.d. 30: seven years expert
ence best city and country references. Ms
TORS. IS West 67th -.
MECHANIC. Chr stan. repairs. steam, gas.
electric. painting etc. testing, demonstrating
wishes steady position. ADDRESS Box IS, l5lJ Sd
ave-
REAL ESTATE. experienced man wants man
agemeut Of property; furnish bond best
references; money-saving results. Box 70. 1913
Third ave.
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sundays NETWORK TRIBUNE
e's'.ed anywhere - the United stSts'
''r s200 year
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LOST RANKsQOkS.

LOST. -Bansbool. SO 47s.2i+ Of Dry Dock saw
ilgs Institution. Any person having claims
mon said look is called upon 10 present the
s,,ne 30 thc bank within thirty days. the
AID took will be declared cancelled and ca
tinguished, and new one ISSUED IN lieu thereof
Tosr on STOLEN Bankbook 40. 6oO.sss Of
tho German savings Bank ~ tia city OF New
Yo-l corner an ave. ana lith ST.. Issued 20
N.gasIena fange All persons ara cautioned
against NEGOTIATING tire same. IL not returned
To- mo bank Oh the lsth day " August, lBll, a
duplicate will be issued.
LOST or HTOLEN -BaukDook No. M. 9b8 OF
the German savings Bank ln ths 'lty OF New
To-s flrtlingor All persons are cautioned
,e,inst ucsutia ling the same. " not returned
t.tff fa. tsef
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CRYSTAL, LAKE HOTEL AND COTTAGES,
Freeport l. l., open all year; nne family
hotel. reasonable rates; automobile parties
accommodated. \. J.. FROST, proprietor
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HOTEL DENNIS

Atlantic CITY y. J., with its new nreprocf ac-
dition directly on tho ocean front, Is always
epeu and offers an unsXceiled combination ~
comfort and convenience. WALTER !. BDZBN.
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Hupson R B!
III DAY LINE u

Steamers leave DcSbrosses ST., D; 20 a.
". 42nd st, o A. NJ: w. i20th g.. go A. VI.
Landing At Yonkers. West Point. NewbGrgn,
POughkeepsie. Kingston Point. Cstskiii. Bud-
son and Albany. Also Desbrosses ST. $40 A. n:
W. 42nd ST.. 10 a n. W. 18TH St. 10 ~
A. n. for Yonkers West Point. Cornwall.
Eevburgh and Poughkeepsie. Daily except
SUNDAY. Direct roll connections Music. Res
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

CHARLES WILsON's Employment Agency
Telephone 2224 Plaza. l4i Cast a7th 81. SUD
plies first class servants 10 private families. AL
refer s1ces Investigated.
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TO QNQOQC

via Halifax, y. =, most delwhtiUl cruiss on
1900 miles. Magnificent scenery; NorthuInost
far-faBled saguenay River. 9. Txinldan
from Nsw yors July sth 22nc, aug 5th. lstn,
and Sept. end, 10 A. II. Returning trom t-nsoe"
For illustrated pamphlets apply 20 A: Y.
OUTERBRIDGr co, Agents. Quebec ?. =.
COOK 4 son. 245 Broadway, 64s Madison
Ave s64 and 5sS 18th Ave-. y. u, or any Ttckes
Agent or at EBEC ;. ;. co, Ltd. Qncpec.
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Female

sTESOGRAPHrFt employed downtown wishes
work after clock. also Saturday after
noans: SOC hour; permanently IN september ref
erences. American. BOZ !. Trbune Office
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-09-14
NOTICE.

United States Land Office. Salt Lake
City. Utah, July IA. 1911,
To Whom 1t May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that the
State of Utah has filed In this office
lists of lands. selected by the said
state, under section 6 of the Act OF
Congress, approved July 16, 1894. as
Indemnity School lands, viz: Eh NE
a, NEA SEA. Lot 1. Sec. IS. T. II
n, r e., S. l.. M. Serial No. 0S,2S7
Copies of said lists, so far as they
relate to said tracts by descriptive
subdivisions, have been conspicuous
ly posted in this office for inspection
by any person interested and by the
public generally.
During the period OF publication Of
this notice, or any time thereafter
and before final approval and certi
ficatlon, under departmental regula
tons of April 25. 1907, protests OF
contests against the claim OF the
state to any of the tracts or subdivis
ions hereinbefore described, on th'
ground that the same is moro valu
able for mineral than for agricultural
purposes, will be received and noteC
for report to the general land Office
at Washington, d. C. Failure so Il
protest or contest within the tim'
specified, will be considered sufficien
evidence of the non.mineral characte
of the tracts and the selections there
Of, being otherwise free from objec
ton, will be approved to the state.
f. d. r. THOMPSON. Register
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Alta, Cal. Sept, 12.-The cross con
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SHERiFF'S SALE.

In the District Court of the First Ju-
dicial District of the State of Utah.
in and for the county OF Cache.
Anna d. Phillips. plaintiff VS.. John
f. Carlisle, Clara NJ. Carlisle and B..
F, Ritter and L. s. Carbon, as executors
Of the last will and testament of Sam
uel w. Ritter. deceased. defendants.
To be sold at sheriff's sale on the
10th day of September, 1911, at twelve
o'clock NJ. of said day. at the front
door of the court house in Logan City.
Utah:
Commencing at the southwest cor
ner of lot three (3), block four az,
plat 3D." Logan City survey, Cache
county, Utah. thence east ten u0)
rods; thence north six (6) rods:
thence west ten Q0) rods; thence
south six Co rods to the place of be-
ginning:
Also six hundred 5000 shares OF
the Bullion Beck and Champion Min
ing Company, a corporation.
Also beginning at the southwest cor
ner of lot four a., block four ~,
plat 3D., Logan City Survey, Cache
County, Utah; thence north twenty
five (25) feet; thence east ten u0)
rods; thence south twenty-five (25)
feet; thence west ten (10) rods to
the place of beginning
Dated this gath day of August, 1911
N. w. CROoKSToN.
SIG Sheriff.
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WAR CLOUDS
GATHERING
FRANCE REJECTS THE
DEMANDS OF GERMANY
Refuses to Concede to Rival CONNER
cisl and Mining Rights in Moroc.
co-Sentiment Of Country Supports
Governments Course.

Paris, Sept 1l.--F'rance will form.
ally reject Germany's counter pro
posals in the Moroccan negotiations at
meeting of the French cabinet cal
led for that purpose tomorrow after.
noon at o'clock
France stands firm against Germ
any in her demands for certain com
mercial and mining rights in Morocco
and in the ultimatum made ready for
delivery tonight recedes in no de-
gree from the position assumed in the
original proposal.
Premier Caillaux concluded consid-
GRAFTON of the German pact tonight
and Immediately notified the minis
tiers of tommorrow's meeting The
cabinet will hear the reply read by the
premier and il then will be dispatched
by special courier to the French am
bassador at Berlin, who will deliver
it at the German foreign office.
Germany practically asked for a
free hand in Morocco and a guaran
tee that would give her privileges far
exceeding those held by any other ma
ton. France was to refrain from start
ing any new enterprise without an
equal international participation and
to grant protection to German sub
jects and concessions under the
French protectorate. All this France
flatly refuses to do.
The cabinet is unanimous in support
Of the reply. Foreign Minister De
Selves at the same time addressed
note to the nation in which he made
It clear that Frances ultimatum
would be flat refusal
This action by the foreign minister
il regarded as deft method of call
ing upon the country to stand united
behind the ministry and as notifi
cation to the military to be prepared
for any contingency.
Government circles are deeply stir
red tonight. The Paris bourse reflect.
ed the critical situation all day. The
market opened irregular and in an
hour French three per cent rentes
had declined % cenJimes. The while
list sold off before the close.
French banks today refused to re.
new German loans falling due and
French houses continue to cancel buy.
ing orders in Germany. Credit from
Berlin is cut off in London.
The most sensational financial har-
binger of a conflict during the day
was the refusal of the Societe Gen
erale, one of the pillars of French
finance, to renew German loan of
100000 francs.
Sentiment everywhere is heartily in
accord with the course adopted by the
cabinet, regardless rs to what II may
lead.