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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-30
TIL E REPULIC AN
r ALLY
7 II | S E We N | N C

The Citizsns OF Wheeling will
have an unprecedented opportuni.
~ this eysEing to hear a COM
ple;e and intelligent presentation
of the political issues between the
Den o~ratic and Republican par.
ties. At the meeting in the Mar
ket Auditorium. Congressman
John 4. Peters. OF Maine. Con
sressmen Fess. of Ohio. and Jo-
scph II. Gaines. former Congress-
nan from the Third West Vir.
ginia district. will be the speak.
crs
congressman Peters comes fresh
from the campaign in Maine. in
witch he won a decisive victory
over both a Democratic and Pro
sressivc candidate. lie can tell
the people of Wheeling something
Of III" issues which carried the
day for Republicanism in that
State. and of the great movement
roinr on all over the country tend
Ing 10 bring together and 10 har-
monte discordani elements of the
Republican party.
Congressman Fess is one of the
Progressive Republicans OF the
State OF Ohio He has been a lead.
OF i'm tho advanced and liberal
thought Of that State. He has
made a study OF the new issues and
new currents in our political life.
and no man,is better equipped and
better able To tell the voters OF
this section why tho Republican
party Is the real progressive par
~. and why il is best able 10 serve
tho highest interests OF tho Ameri-
can people
EN-ConEressman Gaines served
the people of West Virginia with
Crea' ability in the House OF Rep
resentativ@s. lie was a member
or the great WaVs and Means
Committee. and helped frame
much OF our revenue legislation
He IS an authority upon the tarin
and he knows the interest OF the
First Congressional district.
Come 10 the meeting 10 nigh;
and hear these ipasters OF Ma
tional politics talk National is
sues.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-30
MUST REVISE
CURRENCY BILL
TO ENSURE CARRYING OUT
THE PURPOSES OF PRO-
POSED MEASURE.
Samuel Untermeyer Makes Many
Suggestions That Are of
Vital Importance.

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. Sept. 60
General revision OF the details OF the
administration currency bill To insure
the carrying out OF the purposes of the
measure. was recommended TO the
Senate banking and currency commit
tee today by Samuel Untermyer. OF
New York. Many of the changes pro-
posed by Mr.. Untermyer went TO vital
points Of the bill.
Criiicising the bills definition OF
commercial paper" on which curren-
cy would be issued. as loose and unre-
stricted." Mr.. Untermyer declared that
the lines should be strictly drawn 10
allow the issue OF currency only on
commercial paper representing the
purchase or sale OF a commodity which
would enter into commerce. He rec
commended allowing the proposed re-
eional reserve banks 10 redisCount n
wider range os paper than would be
eligible as a basis for paper
Mr.. tntermycr also recommended Il
altering the plan OF organization OF
the proposed regional reserve banks
He would give the national banks 90
days i'll which 10 subscribe the capital
and deposits for the regional banks.
and IL IL was not forthcoming would
throw the stock books open TO public
subscription. closely restricting the
powers of the subscribers In controlI-
ing the bank. This plan. he said.
would tend 10 force the banks to enter
the system.
Have Toe Much Power
The bill as AZ present framed. Mr.
tntermyer declared, gave the banks
themselves too much power in the or
ganization and control Of the proposed
new system. He recommended that
the proposed advisory council of
bankers as an adjunct 10 tie Federal
reserv" board he abolished. and that
the government be given closer pow
ers of regulation and removal over re-
sional reserve directors elected by the
banks.
lie urged. however that the banks
be given fiat profit Of six per cent
on their investment in the regional
banks. and that the government be
given all profits above that figure.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-30
ON
THE INCOME TAX
THIS FEATURE OF TARIFF
LAW Is OF PERSONAL
INTEREST.
Treasury Department Preparing to
Give Necessary Data-Represen-
tative Hull Explains the Plan

Washington. Sept. 29-The treas
ury department is preparing for a
flood Of questions about the new in
come tax, realizing that this feature
OF the tariff bill about TO become law
strikes more intimately az the tax pay
ing citizen than do the indirect taxes
collected through the customs duties.
One OF the first steps taken 10 get
general information before the public
will be TO distribute income tax blanks
through postoffices. internal revenue
offices and other federal agencies.
However. the fact that he does not re-.
ceive blank or a request 10 pay the
tax viii not exempt a taxable person
In Two Phases.
In executing his tax return
from the penalties of the law
Representative Cordell Hull. of Ten
nessee. who drew the income tax pro-
vision of the tariff bill which will soon
become Law. made public today d.t-
tailed explanation of the tax plan. a.
II will touch the individual citizen
The treasury regulations soon TO
be prepared will make clear 10 every
from the various kinds Of business. q"
said Mr.. Hull. Any person who keeps
familiar with his business affairs dur
ing the wear should have no difficulty
tax payer the requirements OF the law
and lis application TO income derived
The income tax Is divided into two
phases. the normal tax Of per cent
on the whole income above 81. .OOO. and
the additional tax that begins with an
extra ! per cent above $4,000 and is
graduated 10 per cent above $500 600
Wherever the income tax is paid at
the source. by = corporation for its
emf mIloyes or in similar cases. only the
] per cent normal tax Is so paid. The
individual has 10 pay anv additional
TAX himself The provisions Of the
Law requiring the tax 10 be- withheld
az the source does not take effect un.
I'll November I. 1913.
For the first year the citizen will
make return To the local Internal
revenue collector before March /
1914. as 10 his earnings from March
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-30
SULZER WINS A TRIPLE
VICTORY OVER ACCUSERS
JUDGE CULLEN BARS EVIL
DENCE AGAINST THE AC-
CUSED EXECUTIVE.
Testimony of Three Important
Witnesses Ruled Out-Prosecu-
tiOn Nears End of Its Case.

ALBANY. y. Y. Sept. 29-Gover.
nor Sulzer to-day won triple vic.
tory over his acCusers at the trial OF
his Impeachment.
Presiding Judge Cullen. of the high
court. barred the introduction OF evi-
dence intended TO prove that the gov.
ernor had made a corrupt political
bargain with Assemblvman Patrie. OF
Greene county. and held that the tes-
timony brought forward TO show that
he had made similar bargains with
Assemblyman Sweet. of OsweEo coun.
ty. and Assemblyman Prime, OF Is
sex, was incompetent.
The legislation had to do in each
case with highway and bridge i'm
provements provided for in bills pass
ed by the legislature 10 which the
assemblymen were desirous or get.
Patrie case. however. no charges
were brought in the articles OF i'm.
peachment and on this ground Judge
Cullen threw the charge out.
The Sweet and Prime cases w-o'
specified In article VII OF the i'm
peachment charging that the cover.
nor had vetoed one and signed the
other bill. One assemblyman had
failed TO support the governors di.
rect primary bill and the other did
so after consulting Sulzer. the man,
ayers charged.
Urged Approval OF Bill.
Assemblyman Sweet to-day testified
that when he urged the governor 70
approve his bill he was asked vheih.
er he had voted for the direct pri
mary hill. which had been defeated in
the regular session of the Legislature
I told him | voted against it, said
the witness.
The primary hill was 10 come Ut
again At the extra ordinary session In
July and the governor wanted 70
know how Sweet proposed TO vote a,
thar time. Sweet said he replied
According Ia the sentiment and In
the interest OF my district
To this. according 10 Sweet. the
governor replied with advice 10 see
his personal counsel. Valentine Tay.
lor. "and smooth him the RIGHT way"
did YOU smooth him." asked Al
torney Bracket'. OF counsel for the i'm.
Ieachment managers
Il didn't have to-" replied the wit
ness. who explained that TAYLOR had
sent. him 10 John H. Delaney chair
man of the department of efficiency.
who prepared a favorable report on
his hill
What hapT 0ned to your bill?" ask
ed Attorney Bracket
1T was vetoed replied the Wit
ness
How did YOU vote on the primary
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-30
MINOR CHARGES
Are DISMISSED

SN'FNNENTO al Sept 20 An
thar.'t against Naury 7 Digs and
Drew 'tWIuDfi nhich have bocu
I'nIins ir i'' courts here since fheir
arrest. ana fh" criminal charge OF
contributing fo the dependency NJ Tho
MINOR children ~ Nigcs and Cami.
rr'f vhirh wcra pending AGAINST
LOLA Norris trd Marsha Warrington.
w"rc di-wt--eI o.. Suporinr Iudre
furh"e and Town rip fu.firc Clark.
"n to-day ou ihr motion of the district
aff0rrst.
Ihrr. and Camiunfti. beside. heinr
charged With contrihuflne ~ fhr Dc.
o. nd'nft of fhr.. minor children
wore under Indictment frr child ah4n
d"uW'n Charges ~ sduifnrs AGAINST
'n' 100 ourr mon iu q Justice court
worr also 81 ef0ie. rd
Tl"r' B.. sfU rruIir. iu tho ju
ttrNr rnur' a petition Co drciarr
NIr.ff War; rrf1r and lola Norri
dependent children
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-30
C0NVICT'S RELATIVES ARE
PLACED UNDER ARRES]
DETECTIVES FIND STOIU
MONEY AT HOME OF
THE MOTHER !.
And Arrests Then Follow-LsvI
for Mother and Sweetheart Lsd
to Discovery of Fugitive. \

WILMINGTON. Del. Sept. 2s.-LOV1
Tor his mother and a desire to 80 =
woman with whom he was enamor1G
were causes that led TO the discoverx
last night OF Homer Cleveland WI
gins. aged 19. escaped slayer from IL
Eastern penitentiary. PhiladelpAiaL
When he had sent his last buIlstf
through his brain after a fusillado -
nearly 200 shots. with the police. -
mother. Mrs. Lillian Margaret Me-DuE
mott. OF 217 South Harrison sfroo&
was notified by Coroner Spring So
broke down and exclaimed: Thank
God. he is out OF his misery"
Mrs. McDermott. Harry Wicgins =
brother: George II. Colt, the mecSew
ers brotherin- and John Taylo51
all or whom lived al the South Harr14
son street address, were arraigned u
the municipal court today. charged
with receiving money stolen from the
office OF the Wilmington and PhiladeF
phia Traction conn any. They were
each held in 81 1000 bail for n hearin1
next SATURDAY,. In default they were
committed TO prison
or the sI.s39 stolen by wiggins
from the traction company. the DOS
- ~ 'hAs ilOIutnE IOun0 t6JS.SU
hidden In tin cans I'm a chicken house.
az the mothers home II was for the
alleged hiding Of this loot that thu
woman and three young men were ar.
rested.
total of s56O.75 was also found
on the murderer's body. The remain
der is nnaccounted for.
To AnaIyze Brain.
Police Surgeon Forrest and Coro-
ner's Physician Pearson held an
autopsy on Virgins this afternoon.
The bullet was taken from the brain
and the brain itself was removed.
II was pronounced normal by the sur.
geons. but IL will be sent 10 an ex,
PIT in Philadelphia for analysts.
The body was claimed by Mr..
George j. Colt. sister of the SLAYER
and wife of one of the quartet under
arrest. II will be buried from the
South Harrison street house wednes-
day afternoon.
Mabel |. Lynn. paramour OF Wte.
gins. was. the police say. the go-be-
tween when the murderer Correspond
ed with his mother. She was arresf-
ed by the Philadelphia police at No.
l. Dewey street. in that city today
and will be held.
Policeman Sewell u. Scott. who
was shot by Virgins will recover.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-30
CONFEREES OFFER
BILL in HOUSE
UNDERWOOD TARIFF MEAS
IRE Is NOW ON ITS
LAST STAGE.
Expected TO Reach Senate by We'd
nesday. Pass Thursday and BE
a Law Before End of Week.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 29-The
l'emocratic tariff revision hill. frs
on the program OF reforms maped
out when President Wilson came intc
"Hlc": advanced 20 its last conCrcs =.
slona stage to-day. when ~ was
brought back 10 the house from IN.
loint conference committee with tho
unanimous endorsement OF The Dem
ocratic conferees
Leaders in both houses Of congress
wer" confident tonight that tho bin
Iractichily complete now, would be
nCn"d bv President Wilson before
the end Of this week N will scarce
" leave The center Of IN" stage be
ior" the currency bill. next In limo
VIII b@ forced upon the attention oi
the country and coincideuf Wi'h con.
sideration of This will begin tho ad
mini@ira ion work upon the antitrust
ana rd.lroad control programs 'ha,
ar" tr-se brought forward when fho
december session opens
President Wilson Is satisfied tba,
with Tho tariff bill out of tho wa,
congress VIII take up tho curreur,
question prepared TO dispose OF IL be
for" adjournment
III" tarif conference report went
:" IN" house TODAY soon after fha.
body convened NJ noon During the
morning IN" fun conference commit.
i"". convened by Chairman simmons
haf givcn Tho report lis formal an
nroval senators Simmons. Williams
Johnston and Shivelv. and Rcpres.nf q.
a'iyes Undorwood. Kifchin. Dixon and
Rainev. The Democrats. who have al
'usf"d All difference noiwesr 'h~
senate and house. excepting only fhr
COTTON INJURIES TAX proposition. signed
M" hnal report. while Tho Repubii
cans and Progressive members d..
Clinrd 20 sifn
Consider eiu To-day.
Tho house viii take up the fariu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-30
ONE MAN KILLED
AND One INJURED

SPECIAL fIsI.f.f 90 ths I-f.ffft.... 90
MiRTlNSHrWG. IS Va. Sent 20
As fhc result nf an accident 40 tho
south quarry ~ fh, standard Linn. A
Ston" tImpanv udit. E.r..ricY "a
rotisa. an italian quIrrt man wa. 90.
sianfly billoi. and Fran. Ob.tf an.
other workman. was -rrioq-fv injured
Two loaded truci4 faaf r. h.i,.
hauled ur 'hc incline ~ The cru.i,ar
broke ioo,n from tEr cable ran b,..
down fhr ffs,fs afd iuuu.d tl. r.iI.
directly over thc point where tho ia,
men wcra UoItl.e crrurar D-turo
decided an inquest unurree-1r,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-30
COLLINS SENT
UP FOR LIFE

Park"rshurr W Va Sept - ffo
iuprisonm"nf Boo fhc crate ponifsrti,rv
at N0urf-vilio Va4 fhr esnferr.. fo.
trf out hero today by Judge Ncgr.r,r
~ Tho criminal court ~ "fiDtz,.. CoI.
Hn.. convicted hy q iurv iast Monday
~ The murder ~ gilbort :. Powell ~
Grafton collins vac alleged ~ have
beaten Powell 10 death foIlYpinR a
quarrel hoy bad nm Fort Foreman. an
'f1in"nce overlooking fhis cItt ~.
'orn"y. for Collins secured 90 dav
s'ay NJ Judgment and announced hey
would take 40 appeal
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~ lHt A'NNl'i'f.N To- inc lftf llit's fHfr
mARIINTON. w. Va. sept.ae.-
A broken spring which damned the
stearing gear. was the cause Of a
fatal accident on the Warm
Spring and HUttonsVille turnpike
yesterday. s. S. Wise Of Clover
lick. w. Va, with party Of
friends, was motoring from Hot
Spings. Va. When on the highest
point on the road the steering
gear refused 20 work and before
the car could be stopped. u had
run of the road and turned over
a bank i25 feet hign. landing bot
tom Up IN knapps creek. The
meek CT Grice Swisher was bro
ken. his wife was cut and bruised
about the head and body ard one
ear torn completely OF. Mr.. Wise
vas badly i1Iyred IS was n. NJ.
Ogden. G. o. Pritchsrd and wife
received minor cuts and bruises.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-30
ILLNESS CAME WHILE HE
WAS MAKING ADDRESS
AT COOPER UNION.
Just Completed Attack on Tam
many When He Relied and Al
most Fell CCnditiOn Serious.

NEW YORK, sept. 29--Timothy l..
Woodruff. former lieutenant governor
OF New York. wa stricken tonight m
Carnegie hall. tist as be concluded an
address az th" Fusion notification
meeting Physicians Who attended
Mr.. Wnodruu announced that be had
suffered stroke of paralysis and
said his condition was serious
Aa y" was speaking. Mr Woodruff
turned 20 John Purroy Mitchell the
Fnsionist candidate for mavor. and
c"ml lained ~ pain in hi- knee he
con'inu'd hi- address. however. but
as he concluded. be- reslod. and would
nav" fallen had not Mr Mitchell and
others on th" platform supported him
M woodruff Hds carried IN an
an" room where hr Uas attended b.,
t"o phf-irian- Later Do was removed
70 his apartment iu an uptown hotel
a'cOmTani'd tt Nj Woodruff Who
had attended tho meeting w,fh him
Timothy T. Woodruff. Wno b. S.
y'ara Old. ha. been a flIittraf figure
m New York state for nearly .1 wears
. - year aFO. when h. Ieft tho
hepublcau party ana i.Ircd fhe Pro
ere sif"-. there nor' frW Hrpublictn
convention nL.'h DO I'D nof afts.d
a. o deI'gsfT from fs41 fp f4as vr
woodruff vas chairman of tho rfsta
Hfpubli'an soumiftoe. Iaacar of the
Hfpubhcan- in KINGS county. .l.h-sc.
InF brooklyn. aud e dominant adviser
IN BE party I0lifIrs tf tho f,te
Woodruff Stricken.
som af'fr Nr WnoIruu as- f.L,,
~ his apsrffn' rf. Df Normsr O. ut,
mfn and 100 nurse. arrived ali fnok
oharf" ~ itn patient Nr Woodruff.
IN his ep"''h. had bitterly stfa,ked
fContfn.s1 - -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-30
MARITIME AGAIN

NN~iilNtIpN. o. g.. -sYf 'a .
senator I'nrue" today .uhmiff.d fl
'h' r'nft" a prf'tiou of Tho rHIiad.I
r1f l"Hfd uf Trade lrtfr-f Tho bft
introduced hF -rrtfor NlrfI.. rf \rr
I"r.'t. f0 rr"hfhif th" cmplo, rrnt or
armed mon q" ruffd rrlvsf, properf,
major NtTiu' tfl followed hi4
pAfii'ii 1'i"n f7 fr' iut". .ti-1fion pf
'h" mine susrd .ystom iu Wc.f Vir
g.nla.
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DIED OF APPOLEXY

~r,,.I nI.it'.I f. fre f~'.fft-er.e-
CINEksfU'EC. " Va sept 90
John A tlom.nL. Need o. wears Tor
n.r shcrin of fhr county and a
-'uuurh Republican. vas stricken
with apnplrNt af hi. homo nt shinus.
fur flis morning Ife died two hours
lf'i ~ fh" time ~ h,- death he
oa. member ~ flc board of re-.
Wow and equalization OF tho county
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MAY o1 SUICIDE PACT.

riTTSrt E'fL T1 Sept cP .ToUco
ulu David i.ruls. married man.
vuu children. and au unknown woman
v'r" found dead latc ~ uicht on q pair
~ sfrps icsdiuc from q hich hlur "a
a prominent thorouchflre Roth hodio.
contained bullets Tho authorities be
ltotc suicide pact existed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-30
MISTOOK FRIEND
FOR A SQUIRREL

% -.iI lfl patch o. fIs trf..t.a
Ei.ktN3. W VI sept .4 800.
taking his frirud. fru,,' Nf.W.III.ri.
for s1uirrgl John Nrttrsr. fo.
- Wl'u n'il Nf No o. HIf fH
NfWilliams hntd 4f l ff...r,.. .
for'v fccf. lufls'lng rrptsbt r
vounds William. Vas Eurrf.t fn
. local hpeptfli vtsrc h.a rsa. !.
pronounced hpuaip. r,tt 49,,
W'In'er. "f camping parry uf fru
Young mon HlI from Grafton. " W
and yer" rncamped To- tho mountain
near Tevorlg
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$4,000 SEWER
BONDS Are SOLD

80. .1l Z, match ~ fhs frsel'irerser
HTNTfNGTON. " Va g.r, 90
Fiitv thousand doliare worth of mo
5000 900 -"Wsr. iucinsrafnr and rst.
ing bonds were sold by tho rif, ,on.
wiaaiungrg 10 dat fo rho Fffh ThI~I
National Rank of Cincinnati. aiIoUtns
~. 10 IN" bank Tor ATTORNEYS fnr4
and expense. Tho bank will r4t pIr
and accrued interest one furdr.I
and hffv thousand dollars worth az
bonds remaining will b. sold in thr
rUriUg
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. ecial Iisra'ch 20 the In'.Iii<.rcer
o elklNS. w. Va. Sept. %
losIna control OF his tourinq car.
?. Butcher. a lumber man Of MiIi
Creek. his family. consisting OF
rvs wife and .h-ec children, and
tthu Ware, Mrs. Ssfuchcr's
orother. were iate yesterday
pin1ed beneath the car when |,
oasned over high embankrent
on Ware Ridge AT Valley Had
IN the southern mart of the eoun-
~. The youngest child was in.
stSn;iy killed and the other five
member % the party suffered
serious injuries. Mr.. Ware will
probably die.
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I. l.. Woodruff Suffers
Stroke of PARALYSIS
OF
NASTY CHARGE

Los ANGELES. Gala. Sept. % -
George u. BiNby. millionaire Of Iong
Beach. Gala. charged with having con
iributed to tho downfall of minor
young women. was found not guilty
by Jury tonight
Bixby was tried on one Of two in.
dictm"nts. based on charges preferred
against him by Cleo Helen Harker and
Mari" Bro~nI.evy. underaEcd habit
u"s Of resort
BiNby'. defense was tha, he had
visited m" place only a. philanthro-
pisi Who had spent thousands Of dol.
lars To- rsvo young girls and had been
requited by being made the victim Of
a blackmaii conspiraoy
Los ANGELES. Gala Sept 20
Th" case ~ George 70 lIvhy. of I.ony
Roach. millionaire. charged with
statutory oneus"s against Young girls.
"ss given 10 Tho fury - o. O'Clock This
evening To- charging rho Jury. Judge
Bfuiamin p. iipdsOo. Cf san TIcrnar.
dino county Instructed its members fo
disregard fhe Allegations ~ conspiracy
mad" hy iixby himself on tho witness
stand. and ~ convict him " no were
deemed guilty beyond a reasonable
d"pb' ~ the ohon-"s oharccd aeains,
iiu
This Dfenso related ~ tho million
fir" alleged relations with Cleo
ii"i"n BARKER. i9.fcar old rirI an
nr" ~ Tho thrr" young women Who
has" sued iiNby for an aggregate o.
s. .".""r dam1coe
Ihero sui's figured PROMINENT. N
liiNhrz Statement on tho utfras,
'ard. and were part ~ tho ground
work i0r hit fffonse fhl' hc uaq tho
victim ~ a conspiracy to backtnsU
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THE wEATHER.

WASHINGTON Sew. 2q.-ror.oa,,.
Ohio-Local rains rvc sdny or Tuesdav
night wednesday unse-t!sd: light varia-
West Virginia-r ocai rains Tuesday;
Weduefday unrcttied.
WcTeFn Fenrsyi-a nta-Locat rains on
TusSdsy' "wednesday unsettled; light
variable wtuIs.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-13
FORECLOSURE SALES.

Sf-pRrNT COr'RT COUNTY OF NEW
York.-Seth Sprsgue Terry. Piaintn, assin r
TVenty-fourth Street 4 seventh Avenue 81 - =
porstion e al. Defendants.-ln pursuance VI -, a
Judgment Of foreclosure and sale, duly mhhe
and entered In the aboNe-entitled acton anu
bearing date the i2th day OF Marcn, i'l1, :.
the Undersigned tho Referee IN saii ludgHsul
named will sell at public auction, a. tne I'N
rharoc Saiosroom Nos 1916 Nesey street, IN
the Borough of Manhattan, city OF New l orr,
ON the Am day of April. 1915 al l. oclock
noon Oh that day. by Bryan 10 h'hnenl .
Aucrioneer the premises directed by salu Juus
nent 20 be sold, and therein described as ioi-
lows: -,
an those certain lots pieces or parcels OF
land. with tho buildings and improvements
thereon. situate. Wing and being IN the b"l .
ough OF Manhattan. city, county ana H'dl' VI
New York bounded and described as toiloWs'
section OF the E,astery side OF seventh Avenue
with the Northerly side Of twenty -iourul
street: running thence Northerly, along 'ne
t.asterly side OF Seventh Avenue, eighty sIN
$3.50 feet eleven and one quarter ,ii'4 ln,nes
thence Westerly. parallel with the Northeriy
side OF Twenty fourth Street and part OF the
distance through party wall seventy hihe
'..p feet TWO ~ inches thence SoutneFiF'
parallel with the Easterly side Of seventh Ave
nue.. cdlty-six ls6, feet eleven and one quarter
mo Inches TO the Northerly side OF Twenty
fourth street thence Westerly. along the
Nor,herly side Of Twenty-fourth street, seN
enty-nine 90 feet two ~ inches 10 the corner
aforesaid. the point or place OF beginning
Dated. New York. March IL. 1918.
LEIGHTON LoBDEi.L, Referee.
THEODORE y. RlPSoM. Attorney for PAN
til.
p. O. & orice Address. SO Broadway, Borough
Of Manhattan. New York city.
Tho following is a diagram Of the property
10 he sold. Its street numbers are 2i3 ~.
249 and 81 Seventh Avenue. being the North
east corner o. seventh Avenue ana 2ith stree.