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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-12-30
INDOOR GOLF USED BY DETROTTERS TO PREPARE FOR
TOURNEY; INNOVATIONS EXPECTED in 1913 MEETING

Indoor golf courses in Detroit are
being utilized nv golfers who are plan
ming on attending the tourney OF the
Western Golf association next season.
Last year Detroit was without indoor
courses but this year they we're estab-
iished again.
,rhe meeting 10 determine when and
where the NEXT tourney will be held 10
scheduled for Chicago, Jan. is. An
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-12-30
DROUILLARD AND SIKORA
TO MEET JANUARY s

The bout between Patsy Drouillard
and Paul Sikora, scheduled for Jan. Is
originally. mas been advanced to Jan.
8. because Patsy Brannigan. VINO was
TO oppose Harry Dell on that date
cannot be here. His sister II near
death and he refuses TO work until
there In some change In her condi-
ton.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-12-30

been tried in the west az ret.
Cincinnati IL making a strong bid
for the tournament in the coming
year. Memphis IL also in the field.
Cincinnati wanted the meet last sea
son but failed to 20 after II strong
enough. This year they are In better
position TO handle the big event and
ale going TO do or die. They intend
sending several OF the Cincinnati Golf
oluos members to Chicago 10 boost
thsir dsmandA
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-12-30

innovation In the matter OF the date
OF the tourney for 1913 ls expected.
Hitherto the tourney has been held
at a time when the golfers were
busiest and many OF them found II
hard to be present. They want the
tourney held late In the fall next year
so that they can better attend.
Another innovation that has been
suggested IL the holding OF team
match between ten-men teams from
various clubs, something that he's not
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-12-30

Former Tiger pitching stars we're
prominent in the first exhibition OF
roller polo given here this season.
Sunday, when the regular Detroit
team nd the volunteers met in
pitched battle at the Palace rink, the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-12-30
Ex- Tiger Pitching Stars Were
Prominent In Roller Polo Fighl

regulars winning the conflict. 81.
Ed Killian, former Detroit baseball
star. led the second string against the
main forces, and Wild Bill Donovan,
former Tiger and present Providence
manager. was the arbiter OF the argu-
ment
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-12-30
KILBANE THINKS
KIRK EASY MARK
Anticipates Victory Over Man
Who Caused Abe Attell
to "Retire"

CLEVELAND, o., Dec. 3O,-Antici-
pating an easy victory, Johnny XIII
bane, featherweight champion. left
this afternoon for st. Louis, where he
will box Ollie Kirk, New Years after
noon.
In a fight there with Kirk, recently.
Abe Attel halted the milling, and an
nounced his retirement from the fight
game.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-12-30
SHORT LENGTHS

The ~. Leo team OF the 50. Louis
Soccer association today claims the
professional championship or the coun .
try following its victory over the West
Hudson team OF Harrison. ~. ", last
years champions. ST Leo won. -
Hal shain, automobile racer was
killed YESTERDAY at Los Angeles when
the machine which he was driving shot
out of the cup-shaped track there INTO
the crowd Several persons IN the
crowd were injured.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-12-30

In November 56 persons were killed
in street accidents in New York
St. Louis provides "A rest room In
its city hall for intoxicated persons
picked up by the police. ~ =
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-12-30

Alaska is to have a mono-rsil rail.
road,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-12-30
MR.. SKYGACK FROM MARS
ON

TAKES WIRELESS OBSERVATIONS ON
EARTH CUSTOMS
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-12-30

Named Principal OF Windsor school.
The Windsor Board OF Education ha :
appointed James A. Smyth formerly
principal OF the Essex, Ont. public
school. as principal Of the Tuscarora-
81. school. succeeding NJ r. McMaster.
who is 20 be principal OF the new
east-end school In Windsor. Mr. Smyth
quit teaching a few years ago to be-
come liquor license inspector for South
ESSEX. but resigned a year or so ago.
school at Easter
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-12-30

CHICAGO, Dec. 3O,-"Spike"
Kelly md "Wildcat' Ferns. Of Kan
sss City, have been matched here
To hRht 1O-round bost nc Mem
phis. Tenn. Jan. 10. Fred Gilmore.
manager OF Kelly, says he will
claim the weIterweight champion
ship for his man ~ he wins.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-12-30
FISTICUFFS

NEW YORK, Dec. so.-with NO
Important bouts scheduled at any
Of the larger clubs of the city, un-
usual quiet will prevail I'm local
boxing circles for the next few
days. what looks like the best
bout OF the week II carded for to-
night ne the Olympic A. e., he
tween Johnny Dundee, the local
aspfrnnt for the featherweis ht
title, and Eddie Kelly, OF Harlem.
The remainder OF the weeks pro-
gram calls for one hundred rounds
OF boxing between novtcr..
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-12-30

Pointed chin ON This Batheybip Pa/Sey Makes
Some Think He Won't Be the Tile Holder


take a looks
OF the
New-York tribune., 1912-04-04
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

chicago; April 8.-ecATTLE-,Recelpts. r..
500: reached s. IS for distilllng cattle. The
highest since 1SS2. but closed weak except
for cows and heifers beeves. s. 3o6ss IS
Texas steers. 81 5oqs5 SIS, Western. IS 81 a
and heifers. 81 eoass7 IS; calves S. 75dss 50
HoGS-Eeceipts. 1000; opened sleady 20 81 SC
hEhS g. Lost lost gs so eoas TcnsS g.
s. so 81 - SHEEP - Receipts. 20 600;
stead 30 roc higher n,,. na,ye 81 @tsgs9 20: 20:
lambs. native. 81 65as7 So; Western. SO 25@
s11: activs. steers. 81 500 81 81: hcifers, S$ 20
u.s.; cows. <2ds5 ~; calves active. sia 81 -.
o%er PsSEers IS % 800" 800 sags @
50 25 common sows, $525as 40; pigs and and
lights sS25@SI 90 SHEEPRSeSp'sq :, y 80
$ -. clipped lambs, $50 81 81, spring lamb'.
East Buffalo April .-CATTLE-Rsceip,s
15O; steady yEALs-Receipts. 600, active
and &c higher. s5as975. HOGs-RHceipts,
1900: active and 1oc higher: heavy and mixed,
81 70; roughs. 81 - 81 40. stegs. s"@ 50 "3:
dairics, Ssgss %. sUEFr AND LAMBS
lambs. So 5oqss 30: .ycarllnss. So 5o@ s. 40;
sheep. mixed. 81 80 a S6 25.
5000. including 500 southerns; steady 70
sJronF; dressed leef and export steers 81 - q
IS 20. fair to good. 81 75d 81 20: We.tern,
Southern. 81 iOG$7 30: Southern COWS So 30 a
Sc. native. 81 10 a 81 20. hcifers 50 homS7 10,
bulls. s. % a s. 75. calves 81 75aSS HOGS
Receipts. $500; steady 20 strong, bulk Of
sales, 81 Goa s. 50. heavy. 81 sass; packers
and butchers s. 75TS7 o.. lights. s. - =
81 80. pigs 50 80 n So 5G SHEEP-R"ceipts.
5000: steady. lambs, So 606sS: yearltnss. 50
q 81 10. wethors S5QSG@ -. ewes. 81 53n So
sjockcrs ana feeders. Sass
fBy Telegraph 10 Tho Tr5uuc.l
st. Louis. Aprii s-cATTLE Receipts. 23Ts
demand exceeds supply; prices ionl5c higher
steers, 50 25aSs ~; hclfcrs. 81 25qs1 IS. COWS
SaGS8 co. southern steers. 81 4odS7 IS HOGS -
Receipts, q 80: fairly active and SC lower; choice
81 s0dS7 a5. packers, 81 30dS7 81. hest lights.
s. iOds7 20. fair. So j0nS7 20. best pigs, Sc 50d
81 10. fair little pigs S5Gt6 II. SHEEP Re
cpipts . 17s. steady. lambs. so 5OaSS, clipped
lambs. 50 s54S7 - clipped wethcrs. SGaS5 -
yearliRFf t5ns6 70
New-York tribune., 1912-04-04
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York, April 3, 19l2.
BEEYEs-Receipts. t31 cars. or 2.364 head;
medium and light steers steady choice fat bulls
and fat COWS hrm TO 10c higher. others steady,
but thin cows slow and dragging Ordinary TO
choice steers sold at SO 304SS 10 per 100 ID;
FED at So 25Qs6 30: cows. 81 409S5 rs; few tail
ends So Dressed beef strong at 9dl21zc per
NJ for native sides Exports to-day, 67I cattle
10 London 245 TO Antwerp 36 cattle and 36
sheep TO Bermuda o
N average, IS 10 per 100 10; 49, 1l16 ib 81; u
Virginia, iO4O ID. SO 90; bull. 1890 ib. SO 30;
/ 300 n, So So; 4. 1915 fb ~ 50; ]. 1850 ID.
81 90: 1 cow 1860 10. 50 40; l. 11s0 fb. So 3J 2.
iiGO ID, 81 80; 90 1917 fb 50 =; 1888 n. A %;
!, 400 N. 81 75; 3, 1865 10, So 80; /. 72o 10, So
WcPherson a Co. IS Pennsylvania steers. 1922
m ss. H. 1875 10, 81 40; 10. 1904 ID. s. %; 10.
Il76 10 81 %; l. 1120 10. 81 4. 925 ID. So 30: 10
iss4 rb. So 25; bull, 1880 10, s. e. 2: 1875 10:
S 10: 2, 1900 rb SIS 30; 3, 1920 ID, S. 20 7. 1914
m Is: g. 1O43 NJ 81 70: 3. 926 10, 81 G5; ]. 100
m "a 40: g. 5o6 ID. 50 80; 2 COWS 1910 ~ 81 IS;
IL 1850 ~. IS 40 I. 1900 N, 81 %: 7, 1904 ib.
IS 10; j. IoeS rb, 81 8. oso n. '!7S; g. illo ~
"a 80: e ii35 u. 81 40: 10. g2o n. - So rs s92
M. 81 25: 9 1925 No. "a 90: IS. as7 10. So s0 8.
eo4 m 81 so; 1s, 916 NJ, SO 40 IL, 906 M 81 %
2 go ID. 50; IL. ss7 fb. 81 75 35; 40 n. s2 30
/, 500 n, 81; II cows. 800 N. 81 rs; o. 7I5 ID.
~ F@Novtou a Co 20 Virginia steers. 1855 H..
s72S' i BULL 1000 N. 81 -: 3. 1923 N. 40:
!. o3J NJ. $3.50 -. o,s >, ..-o
,oso ~ a 30; 10. $50 N. 81 80
''y, 'yy,uiH.T ~ Wright A. Co. bull. 1870 N, ~ ~
"a ~ 81 IS ,, $50 ID. 81 23 cows. $50 rc.
"a NJ "a Gao NJ s. 50
New-York tribune., 1912-04-04
Yester

FhoitsIONS-Firm early; reactions oc-
CURED later and the market finally broke
SHARPLY. closing at about lowest point PORK
Firm, mess. St9GSI9 Is; family s204 81 !;
snort clear slS9$Is7 20. BEEF-Mess, S13 80
sIsl4; family, s16@$16 so; packet. Sl4 504
so extra India mess $26-u S26 80. BEEF
hAMS-Stcady $291 S31. DRESSED HOGS
Firm: bscons 1914 Q10&c; pigs, l1kc.
Ut MEATS-Pickled bellies firm. IL q IL hc;
plckfd hams, 2a12hc. TALLOW-Firmer
sptciai, sac; city. GBc. country, 6A G6hc.
LARD-Essy; middle West, 1005410.l l5c,
ciiy steady, 9& a9Hc; refined. South Amer
lea lie: Continent. 10000; Brazil, kegs, 12c;
compound firm. ~ @7Ec. sTEARINE-oleo,
METALS-COPPER-S quiet: spot.
io.25u Is. 75c; April and May. 1855 q 15.70c;
june and July 15.55@1575c: London strong:
Spot. fGo lbs; futures. $40 12s Sd; arrivals,
29-O tons sxports. 2.022 tons SC far this month /;
iske copper. l6a16he; electroiytic. Ice; cast
41s59c; April. 4$q 43iOc; May. 4S.s5@ aSc;
June i2.37h q 42.s7lzc; July, 42.12h Q42 .75c;
august 41.s7A % 42.e2he; London strong
spot. il97; futures, 1902 15s. LEAD-Quiet
800 440c New York. 4.12h CSC East st
Louis; London. f16 3s Cd. sPELTER-Duil
and nominal, 6.60Q6s0c New York 850a
"s0c East ST Louis; London, f25 Is Cd. IRON
=, cleveland warrants, BIS 10hd in London
locally steady: No I dry Northern No i
s"s.,hsrn ana soft, Sl5 nQsl5 70; No 2. sI4 70
COTf0NsEED OIL--Active. with tone firm
rzrly on covering By Tuesdays short sellers
" tho afternoon oil WIS heavy under selling.
Win crude iess' strong IN some sections Local
contract pricef;
New-York tribune., 1912-04-04
LOST BANkBOOkS.

BANK BOOK No. 366. .Oe5 OF the Union Dime say
ings Bank Is missing. Any person having n
claim 10 IL IL hereby called upon to present the
same within ten days or submit 20 having said
passbook cancelled and new one issued.
gANKBOOK No 1922 2s6 OF the Union Dime say
fngs Bank IL missing. Any person having "A
claim 10 Il IL hereby called upon TO present the
sam. within ten days or submit TO having said
passbook cancelled aud a new one issued.
LOST or STOLEN -Bankbook No. 52l. 1l9 Of the
German Savings Bank In the city OF New
York corner 4th ave. and 14th St, issued to
Edward Frel. All persons are cautioned against
negotiating the same lf not returned TO the
hank on the 25th day OF April, 1912. duplicate
will be issued.
LOST or STOLEN.-Bankbook No. 443. 176 OF the
German Savings Bank In the city OF New
York. corner Attn ave. and l4th ST.. Issued to
Adele Samlsch. All persons are cautioned against
negotiating the same. II not returned TO tho
bank on the 25th day OF April, 1872 duplicate
will be issued.
LOST. .-Bankbook No. 54s, ST. OF Dry Dock Saw
ings institution. Any person having claims
upon said book is called upon TO present the
same TO the bank within thirty days or the said
book will be declared cancelled and extinguished
and a new one issued in lieu thereof
hosT.-Bankbook No 534. 500 OF Dry Dock Saw
ings Institution. Any person having claims
upon said book is called upon TO present the
same TO the bank within thirty days, or the said
book will be declared cancelled and extingulshed
and new ono Issued In lieu thereof
New-York tribune., 1912-04-04

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT rHy
assessment rolls of real estat. and personal
property In the City OF New York for the year
! 1912 have been delivered 10 the uudersigne1
and that all taxes on said assessment rolls are
, due and payable as follows;
All taxes or personal property and one half
OF all taxes on real estate are due and pay
able on
WEDNESDAY, MAY I. 1919,
and the remaining and fnsl onc-half of taxes
on real estate shall be due and payable on the
FIRST OF NOVEMBER, 1872 All taxes be-
come liens on the real estate affected thereby
on the respective days when they become due
and payable as hereinbefore provided and shall
remain such liens until paid.
The second half OF the tax on real estate
which is due as hereinbefore provided on the
first day OF November following the payment
OF the first half. may be paid on the first day
OF May or at any time thereafter, providing the
first half shall have been paid or shall be paid
at the same time, and on such payments OF the
prior TO November first discount shall be al
lowed from the date OF payment TO Noyemfe-
first at the rate of four per centurn per annfm.
NO DISCOUNT IS ALLOWED On PER-
sONAL TAX BILLS.
Penalty ON unpaid taxes on real estate be-
gins june and December 1; on unpeid per-
sonal taxes June f
ceIyer OF Taxes In the Borough where the
property is located as follows:
Rorough OF Manhattan, 81 Chambers 81.
Borough OF The Bronx. Municipal Building.
corner Sd and fremont ayes,
Borough of Brooklyn Municipal Building.
Borough OF Queens. Court square Long
Porough OF Richmond. Borough Hall. 81.
FRED IL f. EPSTEIN. Receiver OF Taxes.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-04

ll3o NJ. 81 80: I. ss4 10. 81 Is: . cows, 9le H.
- -; J. $50 H. 50 80; 2 7S5 n. So -; I. 81
10; 90; 10. GIg ID. 81 30; COWS and calves
Andrew Mullen; COW, 1900 n. IS 25; 2. $50
II. II. Hollis: cows. $40 ID. 81 %; 3, s25 10.
- - 30 J. 1870 io 50 %; D. SO 10, 49, p 800 h.
CALyEs-Receipts. 2.7os head 1.9is on
sale. Active trade in live calves. and prices soc
di3c higher than Monday light medium SHOW
ing, sharp advance. Common to prime yeals
sold at $IaSl0 - per 100 n; few head. $40 90;
culls $5aS6 so. Dressed calves steady to
strong; strong; city dressed yesls. 12'=al6c: country
sales-B. W. Otis < Co: III yeals. lta n.
average $40 % per 100 ID; 162 1le ~ 50 90 49, -.
| ~ ID, 81 80; l39 122 n. 50 2j . 1SS lb. 81;
-; l6l II. s.. 16 culls, l2O H. So ied caves
$. Judd & Co.; 10 vcals 155 Ii. $40 %; 3s,
i29 No. So 96 123 N. 50 %; lcS, ~ 90 No. !" S9
Ii. i 'S5'' 81 i'S 3D. 81 '0'''' 10 3D. s"' 49, -
j. c. Curtis & Son: 60 ycals 141 N, $40 20
AZ, 135 10. S1O II, 13O n, 50 75i T. l37 b, 80 90
10. l2s ~ 50 % 10 10. 50; IL culls' III 10 70
George & L. $. Dillenback: 50 yeals' III ID
so %. 90,
". r. Hume: "A yeas, IA n. SO %; . ~
H. 50 80; 3. LOG n, ss; =, 10 N. 81; cuS' lf'
various weights Sc 5oaSiO %. ,o,o.
Jellire. Wright 4 Co: veals, l3s To- sIo 90
Andrew Mullen: veal. 1873 n. So s, 40 10
50 IS: g. 9s ~ IS: Gull. 40 ID. So. oo .,
( Sanders voals. 133 10. so so; 49, 10 TO-
$40 174, 116 10, 50 -: -, 81 10. s. 90 oo =,
Kerns Commission Company: 8 Neas, l-V ~
50 30: 40. 1876 n. 50 q: culs, 1d1 H. 50
Tobn a Shannon: 70 veals, ia III. ~ 90 ,,o
Mcpherson & Co.. vcals. 1876 n. Slo' l. low
II, IS: g. 81 N, 81.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-RCceipts @Oi2 cars
or Z 100 head cars on sale Sheep almost npnI
nal, but good firm; good lambs firm 10 higher'
no choice or prime wooled lambs offered. Mculurn m
10 fairly good wooled lambs sold at 81 I3pSs 90
per 100 NJ: cars OF clipped lambs - 80
Dressed mutton steady at 9l4dllc per 10: drcSsea
lambs slow, but steady. At 12iedl4c; hos
dressed 49diJc: country dressed hothouse
lambs unchanged at S40s7 80 per carcass
Sales.--Tobin & shannon: @26 clipped Michlsan
lambs 81 II average. 81 30 per 100 II: 81. 81 No.
81 80; 22S, so n, 81 30; 232. 50 N, 81 30.
Kerns Commission Company: @ol unshorn
state lambs CO 10. s. 30 -
Newton & Co: 2Ss unshorn Buffalo lambs 30
10. 81 10
J. c. Curtis & Son: % unaorn state lambs
73 n. So 12iz
HOGS Receipts. ~ cars or 1855 head
cars sale; market steady; good light 20 heavy
hogs sold at s. 20dSs 80 per 1O0 n; roughs 81 20
aST 30: country dressed hogs steady at 6'.n9i2c
for heavy to lisht.
Sales-B. " Otis e. Co: So state hogs, l62
n average, ss - per 100 N. roughs, 3l5 H.
Kerns Commission Company: . state hogs. oo5
n. IS so.
Tobin & shannon: ~ state hogs. 152 NJ SIS 20.
5. Sanders: l. state hogs. 1GG ~. IS 30: .. 12s
n. IS 20. roughs. 475 r., 81 80. ? 300 N.
- 20; stag, $50 n 81.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-04

Spot quiet and 10 points lower at 10s5c for
midding upland: sales. 30 bales Liverpool
cabIes-Spot quiet sales 5000 bales: specula-
tion and export, 800; American. 5000: i'm
ports, 2l00O; American, 10000; middling up-
land. 6.19d. Futures opened quiet at l12
points decline. closed quiet 4 10 AZ points
not lower. April. 5.94izd: April May and
May-June, 5.H:d, June-July, J.92 I'd; July
August. 5.02i5d: Augustus September j.sSd;
s, ,ptcuiber- 4, tober. js4izd. October Novem-
her. 5.s2d: November December. SO4 d; De
cemher-January end January February, j.s0i;
FEBRUARY March. 5.Sij; March April, 5sliad
COFFEE-First prices were from I 10 Z
points under the closing figures Of Yesterday.
and while there was slight rally during the
day IL failed TO hold IN the absence Of any
important demand. and the close was barely
steady at a loss OF from to points:
sales IS. O00 bags. Havre was = franc high
er. Hamburg net unchanged and the de-
cline appeared 10 be moro the result Of scat
tering liquidation for over the approaching
Easter Adjournment than Of ANYTHING fresh I'm
the news. Oficial cables reported both Rio
and Santos unchanged. Spot quiet en- the
hssr of 1f'ac for Rio No :. Local contract
prices:
New-York tribune., 1912-04-04
M MEETINGS..

TO THE ACTIVE, SUSTAINING. HONORARY
and Life Members OF the Young Women'i
Christian Association OF the City OF New York
Notice OF Meeting. A Special Meeting OF the
members of the Young women's Christian Asso
citation OF the City OF New York will he held a
the Association Building. No East 18th Street
Borough OF Manhattan. New York City. New
York, on the 18th day Of April, 1912 at 1l.3t
o'clock In the morning for the purpose Of vot
Harlem Young Women's Christian Association
with the Young Womens Christian Association
OF the City Of New York. Second: Upon a con
solidation agreement designed TO effect said mer-
ger which will he submitted 20 the meeting
Third: Upon petition to be presented 10 tn.
Supreme Court praying for authority 10 effect IN,
said merger and consolidation OF said corpora
tions Dated. New York. April 1st. 1912 +. II
JAFFRAY. RecordinH Secretary
New-York tribune., 1912-04-04
another cen, gallon on American seed Cal

cutta unchanged
klCE-Stcady. but trading moderate
StGAR-Rehned easy: fine g"anuatcd =. -
@5.3jc net, less per cent cash lower price
named by the Federal. II was rumored that
some Porto Rico sugar ahoat hal been sold at
$500, and II generally believed that business
had been done on that basis Spot prices were
4oOc for 96 test centrifugal 3 .0c for 80 test
lnuscovado and 3.55c for 80 test molasses sugar.
IN London beet sugar quiet and %dl I'D
lower: April las 4l2d; May. las 54d; August.
Jas 6%d According TO Willett & Gray, melt
lngs OF sugar at four United States ports for
the week were %. 600 tons. against same amount
mo previous week and last year. The receipts
Tor the week were 81 .25l tons against i,4I5 the
1882 tons, against i65 146 the week before and
1884 last year
New-York tribune., 1912-04-04
NOTICE. TO CREDITORS.
NOTICD TO CREDITORS

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
,-o,ice is hereby given 10 all persons having
claims against Elizabeth Reynolds late OF the
sroun and Village OF Potsdam. in the County OF
90 lawrence and State OF New York. deceased,
% nresent the same, with the vouchers thereof,
~ The Surrogate OF the County OF ST. Lawrence.
AZ canton, y. Y. on or before the 29th day Of
April, 1912. ~
Dated March ls lsl2
AIRIC Z HERRIMAN. Surrogate.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-04
EXCURSIONS.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

sTATE OF NEW YORK. OFFICE OF THE
secretary Of state, S.:
This Certificate issued in duplicate hereby
cartines that the MADISON SQUARE GAR
DEN COMPANY. domestic stock corporation.
has fled in this office on this 18th day OF
March 1872 papers for the voluntary dissolu-
Zen of such corporation under Section 22l Of
the General Corporation Law, and that II ap-
raors therefrom that such corporation has
cponp,ied with said section in order to be dis
solved.
Witness my hand ard the seal Of Office OF
the Secretary OF State. at the
rc,ncial Seal.l City OF Albany. this twenty
sixth day OF March, one thou
sand nine hundred and twelve.
'" JOSE +. PIDGEON,
Second Deputy Secretary OF state.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-04
AUCTION SALES.

PTRsTTANr to agreement entered into he:
tween John Wanamaker. New York, and
nyrtle C. Cunningham, 7 will sell to-day at
nublic auction. at 10 a m. At 1s4 Broadway.
piano Department one style * Mahogsny
as nro,ided by sections ~ and 66 OF the per-
sa,sI property laws OF the state OF New York
49, Et-v Auctioneor
New-York tribune., 1912-04-04
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago April 3-Gt-cdged weather for
growth i'm Kansas and Oklahoma and for seeding
I'm the Dakotas and Minnesota encouraged specu-
lators to-day 10 pound down the price OF wheat.
Latest trading loft the market al a decline Of
I-alLc net corn finished isdAc on. oats
with a net loss of Asahc and hog products vary
ing from the same as Monday night 10 drop
Of l0c Range % prices.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-04
DANCING.

IOIIsE MORGAN STUDIOS OF DANCING.
Boston Waltz. two step and latest dances
,horouehly instructed private courses for be
ginners: chfIdrens class: social class; spanish.
Russian, Oriental Studio open 10 10 10 daiiy'
oeso proadway. Tooth ~. Phone s8o6-Riyersids
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INSTRUCTION.
For Roth Sexes-City.

,UE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUA0EA
MADISON SQUARE Gi22 BROADWAY).
Harlem branch, 843 Lenox Ave-. near i:Ith -
prookIyn Branch 2ia-220 Tiytngston 81
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.

.,idss Professors, Teachers. Tutors, Governessea
ss,c 10 Colleges. Schools and Families Apply
10 Mrs u Young Fulton. 70 Union square.
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LAWYERS.

ADVICE free all matters: reliable lawyer; no
fee unless successful. SrEINBoCK 800
Broadway. Room 505.
JAMES a GRAY. COUNSELLOR AT Law,
RoomA tio Broadway, City.
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COUNTRY BOARD,
COUNTRY BOARD at DOBBS FERRY

LARGE ROOMS AND BATHS ~ A DE-
LIGHTFUL HOMB OF SMALL FAMILY.
GARAGE FOR THREE AUTOS. FINE GAR
DEN, LAWNS. TREES AND FLOWERS;
HIGH ELEVATTON. REFINED NEIGHBOR-
HOOD. NEAR CHURCHES, SCHOOLS AND
GOLF LINKS. :. f. COR. BROADWAY AND
CLINTON AVE. j. o BOX 2l5. So TO 81 PER
DAY REFERENCES REQUIRED.
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Yester

fhsnRe1 toDe steady
NNNtI sT0REs Spirits furpentins steady
~ a1si Rofin and tar steady and unchanged
- -hshned petroleum steady AZ zoe for
nsh7sre white IN bhlF al New York. Linseed
~. fonppuqi hrm and prices were marked up
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NOTICE TO TAxPAYERs.

Department of Finance, Bureau for III. Col
lection Of Taxes, No. 81 Chambers ST. Borough
OF Manhattan, New York. April I, 1912.
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IypEwRITlNo AND TYPeWRIr. RS.

VICTOR VISIBLE. 10 Nassau ST cstzlogus
free; all makes taken part payment: bargains
IN UnderW oods. Remingt tons. OiiysfA emithA
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CARPET CLEANING.

CAREFUL, CARPET CLEANING CO.--Cisssn
by corr pressed air. steam, hand or on ooer
1883 broadway 42i East t6th st COZ
BRANDT. Tel. 1S2--Ssth. ------
NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING woHkA
Oldest Largest Most Mc6ern
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CAEPEIk
Prices Reasonable Send for Circular
Tel. 1892 1893 Bryant GIk39 WeM Sosn 80