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New-York tribune., 1912-03-22
IN TIE AUCTION MARKET.
The following transactions were recorded
Yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange
s.Issroon. Nos "A and 16 Vesey street:
BY Joseph p. Day


yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange
,slesroom, Nos "A and 16 Vesey street:
BY Joseph p Day
AMSTERDAM AVE, 2525 and 1927, 5, 45.4 IT
- 10 Henry Ettclson for $4,000.
AMSTERDAM AVE. 2529 and 253I, s, 26.s It
~ isjtb ST. Al 4x1O0. 6 sty tenmt and stores;
pa to Henry Ettelson for $4,000.
I9p ST. 2l5 East. n S, 222.6 It Of 80 ave,
ESxiOO.11. o styg tenmt and stores; sold to
pisirtin for $4,000
q4TH ST. 173 West n e. 1905 IT e Of Amster-
dam ave. 1T6NlOO.s, sty dwg; sold 20 the plain
iii for $1,000.
g1iC0 Il, sty tenmt; sold to Isaac GoOdstein
for S25,442.
Isr AVE. 21SO. 9 s. $50 Z, Of 1Coth ST. s7.0x
as sty tenmt and stores, sold to the plaintiff
GID ST. A. and 80 East. n s, 100 It W Of Parl,
: sac 5GxlOO5, 1 sty stable, sold 10 Ronald Ii
NcDorald for 100000.
+, GID ST. III East, n s. 05 It Of Park ave- lex
@ixl6xG5.2 sly dwgi sold TO Pease d Gilman
foT S21,lOO
At The Bronx Exchange. No. S156 Third
avenue:
By Joseph p. Day
BURNSIDE AVE 100, Z 6. 4O.4 # OF Morris
ave. ~. 2XSJ. GN2ONsS.3, sty brk dwg and store;
sold 10 the aintim for $3.50.
BURNSIDE AVE, L s, 2O4 II Of Morris ave,
2olxSS.3Xl9 lOx91.l sty bTk dwg and store:
son 70 the plaintiff for $500.
FOREST AVE, S57 and SOS. W 8. 100 It s OF
I61st ST, - 61l0O TWO sty tenmts sold 10 the
plaintiff for S73,250.
FREMONT AVE or 177th st, 6l7 TO 62l East
s. 16 II OF 30 ave. 53.lx72 2x64 lx627, 3
Hy office bdg and stores sold to the plaintiff for
s2O0O
By Henry Brady.
FREMONT AVE OF 177th ct East. n W cor Sd
ave, L6x62 GXl. l0x62 g. sold 10 the plaintiff for
500.
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The Vest Ind Storage Warehouse,
gO2-9lO WEST SgTU II.

Now lUFk MuT-O --NuI W..
TO Mrs ". F Hatch william a. CLARK
q Howlard, Charles 4 McTaguc. Sir. Agnes
d Potter. Mrs H. RSan. Mss Mildred stock
dale AIfrcG dc Audrldc Mrs. II Sinsucr. You
ggd each Of you are hereby notified that the
TINE tor the payment uf my heI upon the
property hereinafter described having expired.
arer due notice hef'o' had been given YOU
will cause fucn property. to Wit, household
goods personal effects, carpets. etc. stored boy
Won or iu yCur name cor iu which YOU may have
m luteresu In The West En1 storage Ware
house 70 D. sold ~ publ. auction according
10 the statute I'm such oasr made auI provided,
"a George 3iCrio's Auct on Rooms, l15 Eaa.
125th A.. New York City. on Tue'dar. April
9fL 1912 az iO:3D a. m, and or Wednesday.
AprU 10th 1912 at 1880 g. m; and " the
s1Ie thereof !s not completed on sad dates the
samo will De continued at the same place on
each and every Tuesday and Wcdu, stay there
after beginning AZ 1880 a. ~. ON each DAY, and
contiru.ng uutn all tl- goods ate sold.
VIF VI-T END SIDHfGF " AfEHOiSE.
RVS HyJWINTH E. Proprietor
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STORAGE NOTICES
GUARDIAN STORAGE AND Transfer
CONP'%N.
yot- ana Mcst I2JIb St v Y,

New York, hch. -. 1917.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN 20 each and every
Individual hereinafter mentioned that on
MONDAY. THE sTH DAY OF APRIL. 1872.
the following goods viii b" sold al ~ Bill
IAN STORAGE AND TRANSFER COMPANY.
Nos 8ul ard I.G West I=5th ST.. In The kpr-
ourh Of Manhattan, CITY and County OF Ne"
York. o. 1880 "a. m. tp recover the amount
due upon said goods Tor storage charges upon
the Edfuc. pursuant 20 law. aud such sale viii
be- continued on EACH SUCCESSIVE MON
DAY until an said goods shall he sold.
. Mrs g. q. Booth Carpets. Dresser etc.
$4,000. Mrs Harriet T. Bgurn. Trunk. BOOK
Case. etc. So 90. Mrs. ". "A. DAILY couches.
etc. c@54I. r. Duprv. Piano, Sewing Machine
etc ssIC5. Miss J.. Carycy. CAiG0uicr. Tables.
ctc SpI 90. ". s. n att Dresser, Chairs. etc.
8 1900. l.. y. 81. MOWry. Trunks, SlIrJ, MIS-
n Morgan. Beds Closets Tables, etc, 5000.
Geo Mulyauey Trunk. Barrel. etc, SLIGO,
Miss u. A. Newman. Bundle, SlnO, Miss e
%eiruhr. Trunk. ChiGouIer. etc, SlIiu, j. ".
Eagt.r ChiTouirr etc. S2I.Oi. MIR. n. Reno,
Mirror sl215. W ". sopcr Trunk. Cot. etC,
$4,000. \. Wolf Box $6io. j. Wh"lau Trunk,
New-York tribune., 1912-03-22
Female.

CUANmERMAID or WAITRESS. Young IRISH
cir! good Two yeais ts!er.n-'. n ! MssS 10 ~.
mayors Agency, d-b-J-- tu ave, Hth moor
Telephone, 4521 Madison square.
COLDHsD GIRL FOR general houscwork. good,
pIa.L cook and lauuGrrss. small private ram
i.y uI apartment. good references N-u roar
sons Agency. East 1890 ST. Tel ""49 Harlem.
COOK. CuaMBERMAlD. WAITRESS Two
young Scotch girls. together og separate.
city. c0uutrr cook. chumne.mald waitress
excellent references. 81 $50. Industrial Asso-
cation Agency - West 42a -. Phone 5-ln
Bryant
cOJK.-Comp,t,u Finnish girl. excellent
coos, very neat and cnn'ble; country Pre-,
fcrr.d. best reference. Jussi.a Agency bSo
Lexington ave. Tel 445a P.aza.
COOK and LAUNDEEsS. CHAMBERMAl AlD
and WAITRESS --sw.dith, So ana $50
city crtF Charles Wilson's Agency, lfl West
.7Gh ST. Ts. --2i flaEa.
Cons ..rra. fsst class 90 branches, neat.
,cUuofr rIriI. excellent city references. 800
c,tp. country. Colon "a. Agency, 90 West @',h.
EClr - -y.urr -vade. excellent references. nrst
class. yiU-S4I. o.. Mlss Hofmayer.s Agency.
&20 ,th ave. gth Go1r. Telephone i'2' Madison
Square.
cf.>Er,r, u0T.SFwORK -Nea,. strong swed-
i.r girl. guul cook. waitress. holsemaia 70
laundry. best ,Itv reference. apartment. -.
Osr.-a.sgs Agency no lexington ave. Plaza
1850.
.r-T7TEt'1ID --,,,f. strong, willing swcd-
.sH g.ri speaks English. competent Kitchen
.I. beet rei.T'''. '-,"rn"'E7 Ab,"'''
-lG iey'r"rou as. ..' 1000 f.'zi.
NURSE WIZ take entire charge ~ infant, un-
dsrsraut. al. foods. exec, cut 'c!e!eug's from
.-ra YORK families. 81. Miss Fifai'raIds BI
rsau. 5u3 5fH agn. Entrance i2i 90.
NURSE GIEI-CIeau and neat ase 10. fond
OF children. city or country. $40. Charles
uyilear's Agency. 1ll East 55th g. Tel 1924
Plaza.
<i-E@E-Experieuc on chronic and invailds,
cases. VIII take entire charge OF them. Cal'
or wr.t". ~ Dean s'., Broohiyn --
WEI|HF-s. PAELDEMAGD.-Ncat capable
Swedish girl. one year last position, very
good vairr,ss. country. best references. 50.
lD55 Iiazt
Vy,fTEIgs -Compctcnt Swedish waitress
b,sr citr references. city or country. Jus,
riIl AE.uuE. $50 Lexington ave. Tel 4i''
Plaza.
yor-,G rosnf4 American widow. with child.
nine. az present managing h.us' keeper ~
country. wlshoH change; highest references. II
T. FOX ls. Tribune Occe.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-22
DOMESTIC s'TusT!oNs WANTED
Niale

corPIE-Younr: Norwegian; cook first class
an branches, man butler, valet. useful: four
| years excellent references, do entire work.
I c!ty or country. Industrial Association Agency,
Il west t2d 81: phone $40 Bryant.
/ GARDENER. farmer ana lanascaper, German.
mi aged married -Four chlldren' ages
bctN 3 and 10: highly experienced IN all
| branches under glass and outdoor; experience
In rustic stone masonry. carpenter and pipe
/ nttins: honest. sober and industrious; wife
best butter maker, willing 70 board he!p' hlBh
class references dIsCngaEed Apru l. Address
j. Will l95 south 4th st, Brooklyn -
/ GNRDEEER.-Scot single. thoroughly COM
potent, long experience, greenhouse veGe-
table, aowcr gardens; general care private
place. sober. honest. good references. Ad-
d.c=s. Gardener. 100 West 37th st.
/ GARDENER o. COACHMAN -- Thoroughly ex-
u.ficuccu; strictly temperate. ~ years eA-
crllent references. $i'-S3!c IhduSulal Assu1 A,o
citation Agency, Il West i2d ST.; phone 52lo
GAEDENEE.-By Englishman, married: no fam
lly; understands his business IN a.! Hs ~
Humphrles, care OF G. Hahn the Florist Corn
wall-oU-Huaspn. y. y. "
GARDEN NEI.-GcrInan. married. no children;
competent in greenhouse work, flowers ana
vegetables. can milk; well recommended. Car
pcnt=r7 Agency, la Ctr ave. c.--
GARDENER - scotch; experienced. married :
excellent references, conNetsdnt WIN ldhd-
scapinE and handling help. Donald. - Ntsey
GNEDENER-M Married, no family. thoroughly
coryorsan' win the car, of a private pIasS'
Z rs S.rf.lHF position NNtI' thlttlS - "pPic-
ci0'af. tpru.or - Ncs"v st
GAtD.Nt.i.-Siugle; on q private place, ex-
Ce'lout references from last employer, cN-
pcctations moderate. W" care - Nesey st.
E"v York.
MARRIED COUPLE-Mau thoroughly under,
stands gardening, horses. cows, |ite good
cook and butt"rmakcT, reference. carpenter
AU"rnN. ia Cfh ave
T'SCFI-I. MAN .--Gcrman- Hungarian; very good
cook, can to any kind o., work. good T'I'.
euco-. hlgalg rD,uWW. .udod. country pl.ieL.'d. j.
wages. $50. Charles Wilson's Agency. l4l last
57tu So. Tel 2-2i Plaza. -
USEFUL NAN-G,Jmau. American: single on
geuuonaH'E private place; experienced IN noW-
srs. vegetable. fruits poultry; ten years IN pres
eat place, best reference. Address = M'Nt r.
care ot D. d. larey MpoisaHen Long Is.shu.
TIEFTL MAS-Young EuCushman. neat aud
willing 90 90 auy KIM OF WORK, country pre-
fo-reI. S25 Charles Wilson'S Agency. III East
G1ih S. Tel @22i Plaza.
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RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address of lessee
MARCH 81.

AMSTERDAM AVE, 10; all; John Hardy
TO Henry EceTle; yrs mos from Nov l,
1911; SllOOi address, los Amsterdam ave.
BROADWAY. 2622; store. etc; Malcolm VI
Hayward TO Meyer Steinberg: yrs from Feb
IL, 1872; S1,40O; address G24 3d ave.
ESSEN ST. Ga; all; Mary Berkowitz TO
Josenh Berkowitz; WIS from May l, 1872
S4l5V. address, "a Essex 81.
RIVINGToN ST. S2l; store and basement;
Yatty Kramer 20 Samuel Hdrtstein; yrs from
April ], 1912; $500. address, 80 Nassau ct.
SULLIVAN ST, sc to 100; ALI Julia Grant
10 William p Hanifn and ano: . yrs from Feb
]. 15l2, Sl0S0U. address, 1889 Madison ave.
lST AVE 81, store and basement, 18th St,
l50 East; store. etc; John J Ede to Norris
Wine and Liquor 60; . yrs from May /, 1912,
&,400; address, 80 1st ave.
Sd AVE- 2310; first and second floors: sam
Del Bagen 10 United Musicians Of America, 3
yrs from May l, 1912; $500; address. 237 Eas,
1l6th ST.
5TA AVE, 1860; store and rear basement;
Louis Siegman TO T W Levin Epstein et al: )
yrs from May 1, 1912 Sl,3sO; address 1885
Trinity ava.
ETH ST 516 East. basement: Peter Green
70 Annie Aaron. yrs from July l, 1912: 500;
address jl6 East 12th ST.
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! schIosser ct eI foreclosure OF mortgage); at
| torney, d b Simpson.
| 18TH ST, - and 40 East: Broome ct, 5s;
| 1n4th st. 2i1 East; two actions; Simon Cyge
! o. al MT Isaac Rosenwasser et al two ac-
I tfcns to set aside cOnyeyancesl; attorneys,
I Arustcin, Levy a Pfei1er
New-York tribune., 1912-03-22
LIS PENDENS.

LEXINGTON AVE. 81 30 80, Helry 7
weeks agt Frank Lusar tspcciDc perform
ancsl: attorneys. Prayer g. Alden.
REL MONT AVE, 24s0; Daniel WoodcocS
..yf B1Iorncsp Investing co foreclosure OF
mortgagv). attorneys, Menlsen Bros.
bGTH ST, cor Of Madison ave. look
tOJ5: Mutual Life INSURANCE Co sgt Broad,
way Trust co ct al tamcIocd fOrcclOSure Oi
ruortgagcl; attorney, + l. Allen.
HUGHES AVE. s. ~ II Of ls3d ST.
25xiO0 Bronx Savings Bank agt Peter "
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CHANGE OF NAME.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT CHURCH
Record Company, a domestic corporation
having its principal business office al I3I La
fayetto street. in the Borough OF Manhattan.
CITY County and state OF New YORK VIII
anniv 10 the Supreme Court OF the State OF
New York at Special Term. Part thereof TO
be held at the County Court House. In the
ApriI. 1912 az ten o'clock in the forenoon, or
as soon thereafter as counsel can be heard,
for an order authorizing the said corporation
10 change ITS corporate name to The Church
man COMPANY. -
THE CHURCH RECORD CO.
BY GEORGE XABRGSKIE, President.
natnh Now York CltV. March .Ist. 1912.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-22
[ osI sANKsooKs

lost or STOLEN Handbook Nc. cj3.Ji7 OF the
German Savings Bank IN the City Of New
YORK corner 18th ave and 14tn ST, Issued 20
Mcyer Drrebcn. All persons aie cautioned against
.g,tiatrc the same. II not returned 20 the
will he issued.
LOST. Handbook No. l.O2l.96l Bank for saw
inss 80 4th ave, New York. Payment
ytopuei. Please return book TO bank.
rOSr- -Binkboox No. $50. 5i3. Bark for Savings.
1.0 An ave. New York. Payment stopped
please return book 10 bank
New-York tribune., 1912-03-22
TO ASK FOR SPECIAL HYDE JURY

District Attorney Whitman will ask JUS
tlc- Seabury sitting In the Criminal Branch
Of the Supreme Court, to-day TO sign an
order for special panel Of talesmen to re-
port on April ! for the trial "f Charles II.
Hyde. the former City Chamberlain, who is
charged with bribery.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-22
ALTERATIONS.
MANHATTAN.

AID sr. 2l7 and 2l9 East aad +2t 81. ~ 10
o1G East: 10 a Z sly stable; American Express
Co Is Broadway, owner; R"nWick, Aspin"uiI &
'ruclar $50 9th ave, architects; $1,000.
5.Asr END AVE. " cor sist' ST; 10 o = sty
Iakery and dwg; General Baking co. 30 church
owner: Is Comstock. 23 East 2G.h -,
architect: $4,000.
TnE BRONX.
FREMONT AVE. $50 and -. 20 sty
f,ir,s store and Office bldr ItAa9. q AdelbeIt
ptrrer Park ami fremont ayes owner; Charles
schaefer jr, 40l fremont ave. architect $500
e 49,, hrt factory, "a 2Xt2.s: pruckner Brothers.
on premises owners; Garyin, 1907 81 ave,
architect: 5000.
ROSE AVE. 7J3: 10 sly frame store
.,T Fv,g 9CxJO; Emil 4 : Sch"ringer. 3Jl East
s0Gtb st owner: John y Boyaud, torcham Road
aud " ebsteT ave, architect; sos.
GIN HILL ROAD. s G cor station Place; %
a D stv and attic frame dwE. 34-jl.4 Mary l.
I,den 6O4 Gun flill Road, owner; WI la"f \
KENNEDY, 42O West 2Sgth ~, architect. SLgVO
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Notice is hereby given 20 all persons haVins
claims against elizabeth Reynolds, late OF ths
Town and Village OF Potsdarn In the county OK
81 Lawrence and state Of New YORK, desease1'
10 nresent the same, with the vouchers hereoi'
20 the Surrogate OF the County OF 81 lawrence,
AZ Canton. n Y. on or before the 2sth day OK
April 1912
Dated. March is 1872. s,.....,,.
ALRIC K. HERMAN Surrogate
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Ar-r fE

TYPEWRITER and OFFICE ASSISTANT
Neat: 20 years old: resides with parents; two
wears experience; well recommended; knowledge
Of stenogTaphy. 4. Il, l3i3 clay ave.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-22
WORK WANTED.
liale

hdle
| MECHANIC (3D, executive ability. repairs
builds everything; marine. stationary, clec-
/ tTician, machnist, steam, ga5olene. plumbing
| woodwork. own tools, want steady wolk any
carccty Roth. iGS Atlantic ave. Brooklyn
| E<DGRAPHER Experienced. wishes po-
| sutton fc,, hours daily. L. Gedda. 10 West
| S1f'
New-York tribune., 1912-03-22
EXCURSIONS.
Europe ss2.i: ss sa;':ss;ss;, sssssssisas ii's,
tN9 Raymond GWhitcomb Co-22S Fifth Axe |
CHANGE OF NAME.

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW
York County OF New York.--In the matter OF
tho application OF THE ASSOCIATED LAW
YERS COMPANY for authority 10 change its
name to THE ASSOCIATED COLLECTION
COMPANY, INC"
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that THE AS
SOCIATED LAWYERS COMPANY. a domestic
corpora tion, having It's principal Office and place
NJ business In the Borough of Manhattan. City.
County and state Of New York, Will apply to
the Supreme Court Of the State OF New York
AZ a special Term, Part ( thereof. 10 be held in
the County Court House in the Borough OF
Manhattan, City of New York. on the sth day
~ April 1912 ct 1920 o'clock In the forenoon
M that day or as soon thereafter as counsel
can be heard for an order authorizing said cor
nNTaflon 10 change It's name to THE ASSO-
EISTED COLLECTION COMPANY. INC"
Dated. New York. March 18th, 1912
THE ASSOCIATED LAWYERS COMPANY.
nv FREDERICK u. DENMAN. President
DENNAN & DIXON Attorneys for Petitioner.
once and p. O. Address. i7O Broadway,
Borough OF Manhattan, City OF New York.
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HELP WANTED.
Male.

AGENTS Brand new proposition; greatest
money-n1aker ever offered; sells Al sight. you
get @ sample free Write lntefurban Supply Co.,
2G7 Central ST. Lowell, Mass |
/ MADE s5O.O0O in 1ye years with email mail
order business: began with IS. Send for free
booklet. Tells how. Heacock. 5Oo5 LockporI
New-York tribune., 1912-03-22
Dramatic.

DANCING. Acting. Amateurs coached.
lcCuti0n sppcial work for children. The
GUEST STUDIOS 226 9Th ave. near 25th ST.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-22
INSTRUCTION.
For Both Ssxes-City.

,Ifr BERLITz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
MApIsON SQUARE GI22 BROADWAY.
Harlem Branch. s43 Lenox Ave. near i2Ith 81
prooLlyr Branch 2ls-22o Livingston ST
New-York tribune., 1912-03-22
PROPOSALS..

SALE OF |. s s YOSEMITE.-sEALED
proposals will be received at the Bureau oc
e,DnIies and Accounts. Navy Department.
W5shir.ton D. G., until IL o'clock noon. April
H. 1912 when they VIII be publicly opened,
for Tho purchase OF the Yosemite, appraised
vslue sos 000 This vessel will be sold for cash
10 the bidder Offering the highest price there
sor ohovs the appraised value Forms Of pro-
nCsaI and bond. and information concerning
the vessel, and the terms aht conditions OF
ssie may be obtained upon application 20 the
Bureau OF Supplies and Accounts The vessel
,iay he examined at the Navy Yard. Norfolk,
"a TrrKNAN WINTHROP, Acting secre-
tary OF the NAVY. 3-9-l2. "
PROPOSALS FOR MAN q FA C URN q
BREE ECHES. S.-Army Building. Whitehai
street New York City, N. Y. March IL, i9l2.-
sealed proposals. in trplcate, will be received
here until II o'clock a. m. March 70. 1872. at
vrhtch exact time bids Willlbe opened at the
Tenots named below, for manufacture ana de-
livery at either the New York. Philadelphia or
Chicago Depots OF the Quartermasters Depart
ment Breeches o. D.. as follows: 100000 prs.
cotton. foot; 30OC0 prs cotton mounted; loO:oOo
mrs woolen. foot Information upon application.
II GRAY ZALINsKI. Depot Q. ~
New-York tribune., 1912-03-22
LAWYERS.
eUeNIsAED ROOMS TO i.sT.

ADVICE free all matters: reliable lawyer: no
fes unless successful. STElNBOCK. 302
rrr huu.- Room 3nA
New-York tribune., 1912-03-22
DRESS MAKING.

M SsNAKER-competenT makes and Re.
nodels: children's specially. JvIes 1zo
rast i2th st.: tel. A0s Stuyvesant
New-York tribune., 1912-03-22
AUTOMOBILES.

MOTOR TRUCKS, AUTOMOBILES AND 6,, NO,
Iorcvcles sold on time paJ ments MOlOls MO
FINANCE CO., 246 West o5th stc gars
Rrondwav New York City. 'Phone COL M.2
TvPEWRiTINe AND TYpsWaIr Re.
yT,-I0E VISIBLE, 10 Nassau 81 Cataiogus
free; all makes taken part payment. oarg a'ns
A., ITnderwoods Rem,ngtons onvers Smltns
New-York tribune., 1912-03-22

oaO ST. % EAST MADIsoN so SOUTH
| .Suite . rooms. bathroom. by month.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-22
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American S Foreign Teachers Aseucy.-sup.
IL. Professors Teachers, Tutors. Governesses
stc 1, Colleges Schools and Families Apply
20 Mrs NJ J Young- Fulton. % Union Sauarr
New-York tribune., 1912-03-22
CARPET CL GAMING

CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING co.--cleans
nv compressed air steam. hand on floor
,53S broadway i2i East 4sth ST COE Il
BPANDT Tel. l32-3sth
EEN YORK CARPET CLEANING WoRks
oldest. Largest Most Modern.
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS
prices Reasonable. Send for Circular.
Tel l6e2-4603 Bryant. tSIH3s West 10Th ST.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-04-27

porters met in hotel and named four
delegates at large to the national con-
vention. T.,
The Taft delegation was announced
as follows: Joseph E. Black OF Rich
mond: John A. Duncan OF st. Joseph;
John +. Lahiv of ST. Louis and Harry
D. Train of Kansas City.
Former State Senator Henry l.
Eads of Jamesport presided while 3
L. Guffey of Hayti was secretary. Eads
announced that resolutions condemn.
ing Gov. Hadley for betraying the
Taft men in the pre-convention agree
ment, were adopted. The resolution
also praised the administration Of
President Taft.
In the hotel parlor when Chairman
Eads announced the result were Otto
F. Stifel. Taft leader in st. Louis;
81 lib" Morse of Excelsior Springs, and
seven other Taft s,dherents.
other Taft men who were in ad
Joining rooms couGselled against the
naming Of dival delegation and all
vised send ing lawyers to the national
convention to plead their cause. Ea Il
ard St!fel. however. said they did no
think |, Taft protest would have
weight unless . contrasting delegation
was n the ground.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-04-27

street, has returned from a business
trip to Chicago.
J. w. Lewman, who resides south
east of the city, was a business caller
in South Ottumwa today.
Miss verna Stahl, 100 North Holt
street, leaves tomorrow for Fairfield
for an over-Sunday visit with friends
Mrs. Carrie LOOMS, 327 East Main
street, left today on the Rock Island
for Douds-Leando, where she will
spend the day with friends.
| Miss Emma Bloomquist, who at
tends school in Mt. Pleasant, was in
the city today en- route to KeosauQua.
Mrs. E. O. Hodson of hannibal, Mo-,
returned home yesterday after q
few days visit with her sister, Mrs.
S. NJ. Birney, 229 West Fifth street.
Miss Hazel Gephart, 80 North Ben
ton street returned to Chicago to con-
tinue her violin studies after assisting
in the Jersey concert.
Clarence Hamilton returned to Chi
cago last night after appearing with
lib COuSlu, MISS Jersey, Ill luo TSClIdl.
Miss Florence A. Gates of the high
school staff, will return to her duties
next Monday She was called east sew
eral weeks ago by the drowning of her
brother, Christopher Gates. The body
was recovered last Monday in the Wa
bash river.
Mrs. G.. NJ Thomas of JOrmanville. is
spending the day with relatives in the
city.
Mrs. E. F. Lowry, 217 North Marion
street left this morning on Burling-
ton No. for Bussey, where she will
visit friends and relatives for few
days.
Misses Ina Bottorff and Verle Coy Of
Farson were shoppers in the city yes
terday.
G. C. Janney of Waterloo returned
last evening after spending a few
days with his family, 300 East Fifth
street.
Mrs. J. J. Smith, 935 North Court
street left last evening on Burlington
No. 4 for LeGoti, Ind, for a weeks
visit.
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(COntlnued FROM Page l.
which recently withdrew from the par
ent body.
Firemen Left Wednesday.
The firemen of the Olympic struck
Wednesday five minutes before the
vessel was due to sail for New York.
Their grievance was the alleged fail
ure of the company to properly equip
the steamer with lifeboats. Suisse
quently a deputation of union firemen
witnessed test of the life saving
apparatus and being satisfied with the
same, agreed to return to work. Mean
time, however, their fellows had dis
persed, leaving word that they would
not rejoin the ship unless eighteen
firmen who had remained aboard when
the others left were discharged.
This concession was refused by the
company, which stated that 1t would
lay up the Olympic rather than suffer
coercion.
Officials of the line forthwith began
to recruit new force of firemen from
Sheffield and Portsmouth and yester-
day announced the Olympic would sail
today. This morning the tugs con-
tanning $50 firemen to replace the
strikers came alongside the Olympic
and were putting the new men aboard
when the seamen struck. They de-
clared that they would not work with
non-union men and promptly clamored
over the ships side into the waiting
tugs.
Seamen Arrested on Shore.
Captain Haddock appealed for as
sistance to the cruiser Cochrane,
whose commander boarded the steam
er and warned the crew that any OF
them taking part in the strike after
having signed for the trip would be
guilty Of mutiny. This had no effect
on the seamen, who proceeded to
shore. Here they were met by q
strong force of police and placed un-
der arrest on the ground that their
presence in town under the circum-
stances might lead to disorders. Later
the strikers were halted in court to
Portsmouth.
When the helplessness Of the Olym-
pic became known a steamer was dis
patched from here for Ryde to take on
the saloon passengers, who were
brought here pending arrangements
for their transfer to other vessels.
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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence McFarling
have moved from 544 Hamilton street
TO SCI Wabash avenue.
Mrs. Lee Meagher of Carrollton
NO., Is visiting her mother, Mrs. A
Peters, 521 South Moore street, and
pther relatives. 81 ..,.
c. r. Whitfield, 502 South Ran
som street. who had an eye badly
burned while at work at the Dain, is
stin confined to his home.
Mrs, Sanford Bowen, ia North
Moore street, who has been i'll for the
past week. Is about the same.
Charles Peck, 155 North Ransom