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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-29
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NOW
rrderse Hcaty ' 9S,apsny and others
befendants.-ln pursuance OF judgment or
foreclosure and sale, duly made and entered m
tie above entitled action. ana dated Fehruaiy
- 1913 I. tho Undersigned the Referee therein
named. will sell al public auction at tho IN
change Sales Room. numbers IA To 10 Eesey
street, Borough Of Manhattan. New YORK; on
tho "a day OF April 1919 At twelve o'clock
noon II that day, by Joseph i. Day, AUG
tioneer. the premises directed 10y said judgment
to he sold. and therein described as follows:
First: All that lot or parcel or land known
hv the street number - Film street, Borough
~ Manhattan, County Of New York. with me
buildings and improvements thereon descrlped
BEGINNING az a point in the Westerly line ot
Elm street distant seyenit-nve Gal feet ana
one u) inch Southwardly from the Southwestern
Is corner II Elm and Pearl streets Out AT OF
opposite the middle limo ~ "A party wall be
tween tho premises hereby con'eyer ana VIC
premises adjoining the same on the Huth;
thence running Westwardlv and parallel or
nearly parallel with Pearl street but along thH
middle line Of sad pnrtv wall, Sixty mn. '''
foct and three 60 inches. thence running
NorthWsrIly but parallel with Elm street
twenty-five (oIl feet. thence running East
wafdly by straight course and part OF the way
along tic northerly side Of an Independent
wall being the nOrtherly wall Of the building
on tho premises hereby conveyed, WINE
uf9) foot three ~ inches TO tho westerly line
of Elm street. and thence running Southwardly
hut along said westerly line or Elm street,
twenty fye 20, foot and four 80 inches 10 the
point or place Of beginning. be the said seEerai
distances and dimensions moro or less. tho said
premises being known az Number p Elm
street.
Together with MI Tho right. tito and inter.
est n ans, IN and - tie open lot or vacant
space Boo tho rear and adjoining The buildings
ou said premises. and any Other rights now
belonging 10 the party Of tho first part
second. All that certain lot. piece or parcel
NJ land with the buildings ana improvements
thereon erected. situate. lying and being In the
Borough OF Manhattan city. county and state
..~f. ma lIOfff .lsl
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

-rrr,fT COURT COT NTN or NEW
Yorl seth ~prsCue Terry. Plaintiff. against
T',.uf.. fourth Street 4 Seventh Avenue or
fnrattou. - al. Defendants. In pursuance OF =
aui entered iu tho above entitled action an
bearing date tho 18th day of March. 1913. ].
fl.. undersigned. the Referee in said judgment
uamcI viii SOIL ~ public auction, NJ mo ~
change SaIcsro0n. Aos l4-ln Nef'S ''t','' D."
Che Bofuueh 90 Manhattan. lily OF N'N prr'
ou the tth day ~ Apfil. 1913. ~ T. "rlo'F
noon ou that day. by Bryan !. Kennedy
Au,tl0necr. the premises directed 10y hdld JUGS
meut 20 O.. sold. and therein described a. Ioi-
lows
Nu those certain lots. pieces or parcels 81
land With tho buildings and improvements
thereon. situate f1iug and hsiug In the 1907
ouch OF Manhattan. 'tt1. county ana STATE UT
Sow York, bounded and described ha i"il"NH
Beginning ~ tho corner formed hy tho inter
section of the t.i4t"rly side 81 Sclonth Nt'uu'
with tho Northcrly side ~ I"cuit lnnl w
@rcot. running thence North'rlN. along W'
I.ast.riv SID" ~ seventh Avenue, ''shlN ok
'-'i fcet eleven and ono In'r''' ,'''4l u,u,
Theme. Eustctl,. parallel Wiih tho Nofih'rl '
stl. ~ Twenty fourth street ana part OF th"
ai.taur. through PARTY wall seventy hh'
t..i fecf two - inches ih"nc' F""i merry
PARALLEL with the l,artsrlF 90 ~ TcN'htn ~
iri, oiitftv sis $50 fcet eleven and ON" quarter
am inches 10 tho Northcrly siie Of I"eht!
f,urth street. thence westerly, along TIE
Northerlv tid. of Twenty fourth street. se'
oui, uiuo C1pi feet two ~ inches T." tho corner
aforesaid. the point 81 p'r', 4" ,,I s'''''hs'
Dated. Sow YORK March ~ lel5
LFlcUTON loBpElI. Referee.
TuIBpOHH - WrSpN. Attorney for l'ain-
TOO ,,.,
oi Manhattan. Sow York city,
III, following J.. . diagram Of tho property
fo h. sold - street numbers are 10 20.
40 and III seventh Avenue. being Tho North
cast corner of seventh Avenue and 2''h Street
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LEAR SHELTERS CHARGE
,oroe Committee on List
;rcs Will Meet Monday.

c,oct Exchange committee having
INV .ic listing of securities will
ID meeting to consider the charges
Ior -,s,ev Norman. representing minority
o. - holders Of the Federal Mining and
SOW ,.,r, company. regarding the listing
stock OF The American SHELTERS
q" - Company Mr. Norman has
...,o5 that there was deliberate at
IN m, part of the latter concern
mp ,cosl it, ownership of the Federal
nv and the stock Exchange was
''''..II,s.d for not exercising Stricter super
....or over iistugs.
a., invitation viii boz extended 10 rep
n,sti,e oC On. Federal company to
at Mondays meeting. and an in
.,pc session Us expected. W. W.
.,..,on. chairman of the listing commit
has repiod to Nv. Norman's charges,
.,' OWNS Co DIS absence from tho city
.., ,avyers e.. t. and :. y. Carr. of
rq Broadway. have taken up the
5,els. adhorus to the original allegd-
TOE -.,. application of the Goldneld
.,oudarod Mines Company 10 with
,o,,O'h rs S5D"eo capital stock from
..'~,saction. ON the big board" will
.iso be- taken up by the commit
Monday THE company manage
.,.nt appointed the Security Transfer
.~5 Eog.strtr company to act iu the
,..,ohned capacity of registrar and trans
s.- agents This is against the rules OF
.5e exchange, hut the committee has
,ornorarlv ruled that tho transfers thus
made shall bc "a delivery until further
r0ica
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STORAGE NOTICES.

LIBERTY STORAGE AND wAREHou 81
company. -. a., - West 18Th street TO
Miss Is. Gihlin. A. ~ fongfcllov aud \. w..
toward 1. .. r. killian. Mrs. ~ y Austin
Mrs Fanny W krcmer. Mrs. VI. Dolan anu
Mutual Furniture Company. Mrs NJ. pion ana
Mutual Furniture company and Iipaldi Hroth
ers. Mrs. 4. ". Allison. Mrs. VI. i. Bropni.
Mrs /. y. Ranger and Eurnstiue a rels''
Mrs " Beer. s. Martin. Is. lkuno, Henry 4
SinccrboN. ". J.. Ernst \. y. Richards, t'ighr
Bronx. Mrs. Helen Loss. Estate Of Mrs. Martha
~ Bible and colonel y. T.. Bible. Administra-
tor. You aud each of you are hereby notiheI
that the time for the payment OF our lien upon
the property hereinafter described having eN-
pired after due notice thereof had been given
YOU. We will cause such property, 10 Wit, hous"-
hold goods and merchandise, stored by YOU or IN
your name in the warehouse Of the company
4, be sold at public auction. according Ia the
statute i'm such case made and provided, at me
auction rooms ~ ". ". Flattau & son, south -
east corner 18th street and University flhcr.
Now York Clt,. commencing TUESDAY, Nprll
18Th 1913. AT 1890 a. m. and continuing on
every TUESDAY and Wednesday thereafter AZ w"
same place and hour until all tho goods nave
been sold Liberty storage and Warehouse
Company, ~. ~ aud q West 8fth Street
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Observation-Disclosures RS.

RRONN Si.o0 SKIRT COMPANY.
Suits 20 order from your own Wti'IlHI.
$500 30. Skirts. Sl"' 49, Good IN ",'
workmanship. 2N29 SO ave.. i''h &c. trh.
pay station
MlcTKE. importing Tailor. formerly Win
Brooks Bros. ifs 9th ave- upstairs. custom
uurl exclusively. within your prices. W" have
Hhaf YOU want
DKE~sMAEI ETC MARY T.. WALSH.
Gowns Iu.dD at short MOTTO uu.. e., 49,, -
fancy tailoring. moderate price,. 90 We.
iGtn Phone. lte BRYANT
DUEseMhKEK MlLIJNFK. Model FOR
made frnfu s. uu evening gowns street
costume s. WARD 21o W'E 18Th .i
TAKE IT TO- IICU-TEIN. importing tailor
Frrlch rl'arm-. crcins. etc., o. tp',iti
remod'ilir-. repairing. moderate pil'''. '''
Amsterdam ave-. '".h 80
T.. BADEE Indies tailor and drossmaKcr
40 West 4fth rt. near BroHd"at SUITS.
So up guaranteed workWauship and l'-
phone 2G1N Rr''nt
~ stflS LADIES TAILOR. 2ol 81. l3oth So
- wil Wnh- up'uts from 50 io $50
worth $50. 900 and s. le absolute 't futi'h
iced. rour oNn mat"n'l in1a" ur
MmE ZINGALES. -Fashiousblo dressmaker;
gown. 20 speciality, rcmodollins One inter
% t. io.,.,,. models shown. b.. convinced goo
Wrst ii5ih a. Tel 6sss MonIuesdc.
s. ROSENBERG Ladies tailoring. 'atest
yusra,,tec $50 1924 Amsterdam ave. south
r.esl corner IAN 81. Phone. Mofningside 900
ICA% COMPARE mr classy SO suits Go any
So suit made. personal attention. L.
GlIBEHT 800 OH aye. mean i'ih -
I cUEHIN. 1876 West 3Gu Ladies suits
made to order from your own materials. Sl2
up. 1T guaranteed
YITTJNFRY.-S v Bennett. l75 Lexington
sVs cor 3ist - ladies own material used.
Telephone Madison square 1888.
q ,;ITCK. Ladies' tailor fancy suits riding
HABITS: ucrfect nt guaranteed prices strictly
REASONABLE. 6ll columbus ave. near s9th So
,fvE BENNETT Millinery importer for
mcfly Finh ave. .Oi West goth 81. New
Norh.
t,tf-SsNAKER Good litter. stylish dresses
Jesiguod. French copied. out Phone iiar
lem 1876. Apartment 81
MISS II. BEABER- Up-to date fashionable.
gowns ready made and Z" order. satisfaction
guaranteed. reasonable prices - W. lloth S.
MADAME BLANCHE.
rrench milliner. exclusive designs 1872 Lex
ingt0n ave.
l. LAWRENCE
Tel 3sg1 Mad 80. IL w. -lst 81
Fashionable DiessmaNer
4 PELLEGKfNEi.LI lady's tailor: separate
skirts u speciality. suits 10 ordfi, St1O up.
rse Gfh ave. corner 1871 81, ~. J
ma EsehrAK Err Competent: makes and re
rnodols. children's a speciality Juliet, 1928
East 10Th ST. Tel 40S stuyvesant.
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o0Ls SrPEST

Tho approximate amount Of the lien or
charge to satisfy which Tho above property Is
t,. he sold As thirt, siN thousand three hun
dred and ninety four Il 100 dollars $50, tH' -
with Interest thereon from JHnuar' "a 1913.
together with costs and allowances amounting
10 three hundred and forty seven ~ 100 dol
lars ,S3iI 80 with interest thereon rom
February ~ 1913 together with tho expenses
of the sale. Tho approximate amount ~ thc
taxes assessments and water rates or other
liens which arc - 10 allowed TO tho pur-
chaser out ~ Tho purchase money. or paid by
the Referee s i've hundred and my dollars
$3.50 0Oi aud interest
Tho promises on Elm street and known -
the street No - Elm street. viii Lee sold sub
ioct 10 two prior mortgages mad" To secuf"
iu tho aggregate tho principal sum or i"rt'
Ave thousand dollars Nii.wri With interest
ou So 900 thereof al 80 from February !,
1919. and on 500 900 thereof from May .Vth'
1912. ~ -, 49,
The promises AZ tho nor'heaSt corner o' .Hh
Stree, and 4th Avenue wiz bee sold subject 10
tWo prior nrst mortgages made 10 secure" Tie
principal sum Of two hundred and nry thou
sand dollars (s25o0tDl. with Interest thereon
~ four and one-half PEE cent t'2eJ from
Juno I. 1912. ,
Tho premises IN Cooper street Will he sold
subject TO prior mortgage made 10 secure
tho sum Of sixteen hundred dollars SioW',
with interest thereon ~ six per cent. I'D
from October 18th, 1912.
Dated New York March I'm, 1913.
CARL l.. SClIUHI. Referee
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Tho approximate amount OF the hen .,
,hargo e. satisfy which the above desrrlpeu
property o. 10 DO sold ~ So $50. Win Interest
thereon from March ~. 1913, together WIN
costs and allowance amounting 20 sEH1i WIN
interest thereon FROM March - 1919. togeth or
with flc .Npcusce Of -ht-. Tho lnoitsas'i
premises will be- sold subject 10 a nrSt mort
pacc given 10 secure the payment Of s5@","'.
together with interest thereon ut tho rate or
st.,, Der anuun from October !. 1917. also
.ubiesf - a second mortgage given 10 st'ul"
tha tatfncnt of the sum Of 5000" the primer
nal az which has been reduced 10 >GJ."', With
interest thereon from September !, 1872 At Tho
rate of a., per annum, for the foreclosure or
which mortgage an action Is now pending. to
gethcr with tho costs in such action. also sun.
iect 10 a payment by the holder Of the second
mortgage Of s. S'2. for taxes. with interest
thereon from February 10 1913. also subject
To- any state Of facts which an accurate survey
would show. Tho approximate amount or IN"
faVes assessments and water rents which ~"
Ia be allowed to the purchaser ont OF the pur
chase money or paid 10y the referee Is SlIl ~,
ia addition to unpaid water rent 10y meter
since January - 1918. amount not med
Dated New York. March IL. 1913.
LEIGHTON LOBDEtT,
RsfsreA
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PROPOSALS.

ISLAND. y = ~. MARrfi
1913 sealed proposals. 40 triplirHf'.
viii be received here until 10 \. NJ. Aprl D..
1919 for printing aud material. except paper
required a. lloadqu"i"rs Eastern !"psf'
mont during wear ending june 80. 1919 SUE
cessful bidder win b" required 20 furnish
plant Work TO be- done on Governors Island
in building furnished by mo y. rent i'fN
tanning proposals SHOULD 10 marked Pro
posals Tor Printing" address 90 chief quar-
termsstoF.
FORT TOrTEN. y. Y. MARCH -. 1913. -
Scaled proposals for general reHAirs ="
received hero until y n April IS. 1913.
and thon publicly opened lnf'rmauo fur
nished upon application 20 Ousrfcrmastei
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HELP WANTED.


Male.
~ OPPORTUNITY 20 learn tho Advertising
busness ON n New YORK daily is anof dcd
Young man who 4s living home and IS not
afraid o. hard work. Salary and commission.
Apply Room go Irit-no Bpiidng after ~
q IA
AGENTS - Don't ie greedy f0r Wora. l-dslN
make s. Ip $40 ddt. sell over, where
without talk sample and catalogue free. George
loopfr 10 Woodbridge o.. Ausonia, conn.
J MADE $4,000 in f.s wears with q small
r0ail order business. began with 81. S"nI
- FREQ booklet Isl~ how lleacOck. 5000
.cckport e.. s.
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bOoth-O Nert0n DyspensiI TahleIs.
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE
CARPET CLEANING.

NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS
Oldest. Largest. Most Modern.
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS
Htices Reasonable. Scrl fOr Circular
Tel zG92-iG93 BY ant 43;430 West 45ih St
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING CO.-CIeani
10y compressed air. steam hand Or on floor
1883 Broadway. 81 East 4Sth ct COE IL
BRANDT. Tel i32-Ssth
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

ATTENTION,
We have srl.ial and revised list Or nigh
rau accommodations. pcre onally Inspected.
csil snd examine our registry. services cost
30 CoENRrs AVE. Tel sG28 Columbus.
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FOR SALE.

ELECTRIC VACUUM CLEANER. COST SIS.
sell for SIS. Electric vibrator. COS, 50. sell
for So Both ia perfect condition. Description
nv mail on request VIII send either one hy
express e.. - -. MUENILN, i3i West 12ni
-
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kSBt RN Park.

ASGjUN PARKS spring season In on. salt
water bathing. for Information writ"
e. lauhrr of Commerce.
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OLD DOMINION LINE

DAILY StSkNlNE
for Old Point Comfort. Norfolk. Portsmouth.
Primers Point and Newport News. Va. con
ID. G. and the entire aouth and West.
Freight and Passenger steamers kan rom
pier 70 y r. foot oi North Moore 81. ever
" L. WOODROW. Trar1' Manager.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

REFINED. UoNEIIkE. FOR THE SPRING
ant summer. rommuurg disfsnrc. r.
~.r-aarf TopHtrr. TaII. Orange 20. y.
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DENTISTS.

in UryWOOD. "a, Broadvay corner cham,
hcr- Phone 1909 worth. Hours %. ,l'-'o
Saturday
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BOARDERS WANTED.
wrsr >IDE-,boye tooth street.

WEST ENu AVE 1g3 Rooms with or with
out board. select boarding house; elegant 70
ratlo- al Irrt ard 1i-v rooms.
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B-TUE NlN YORK SCHOOL or
SEC 81 = o. RfES,
A'oilau Hail. 20 West 49, ~ Sccr"tSriai
Course ouit. tfcuortaphr, rocretarial English,
accountant ana social amenities. " NJ.
NHkAr Director
WANTED Good ,>pcrienced dressmalcr ablo
% 20. So ap Nm. Imgalcs. Italian dress
l~ssr a04 W..f ffttn Fl
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BUSINESS CHANCES,

tho anufacmring and marketing Of sub
st,uto for leather Principals only. g ".
SO columbus ave.
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INSTRUCTION.

For Both Scxes-City.
I'M BERIii/ SCHOOL OF LNNI' \6tS'
N.Ii.0u SuulU" fil.2 NroHtrHEi
Harlem Erarri as l.nor ave-. r"H I2tih -.
pr.otItu RrtrcH us go Livingston 20.
Schools Omen 30 fhn ffHr
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency. -
s.rrffes Protectors Teachers, Tutors. GOV
efr.fecs. rf. To- colleges. schools and Fam
lies hpriv to Mrs 81. J. YOUNG-FULTON.
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charge Ladies' .iu. hose. 20. up. AT noted
makes o. corsets summer guu1" vests, JOE.
up. ASK 90 t'" our sl'r'ltl li's I'D ,,'l''.le -''
-r,"I ,.,I,ir ,, ,,',,.r.'' .u ,Issos genuine
1.'a,, ban ~ A. .,t a.. .rrlr.fo~rr.,,i.n.
,.,,,1.l '' NIX, '' ,r .i ' -', sre.,,l rS AT
.,r.c. T.,cre. hraif. uune rtc. an real bar
81 .t. rt,.~a t,,,ry r,,,,-.,r srr.,ran.c Wc
cairy e.or,fhirg mr lady n,eI-. open evenings
until o. m.. Saturday until ~ q. n.
~
Ladies, Toi CE ~ s r'I' 6 r.
rs East t'ih st.
-,.,....l. ...r, .,.,,.,,., e,.,re
aIklN' MD 81 MM-h 81 -. ,eo
w WY n.t ,'o'oIi1' ana 'r ,,, or ,.r go
'Pnou. - l'a1: .... ...r..,..,.-,,.,
l'iI'-,usTTl.
LNFl.i;il.\ GEp
lGEHlll
AIii-IN l.it ...,
snake. srd remoaoit ladies and
cHUdlcos hats Goods bought whole
sII. fof ~I.tomcr. PARIS models
f,rc..,u v,.il,. ia1 rs sp,b -,
TEiErHDEE go colt MBr-
,. .,...... ,.,,... ...,,,ut.-,, go
. lHL iN1liI'N I.NDIi-' .ttE''''-'' '''
,, - "'-i i-".i 81. '' g.. .,.- ~
,c.'r ID, asst, r,ats,'.,I Dom 500 .a saf <ici
~, w.. also s.I read, made ,losks. suits
ana skirts ~ very lov prices. Telephone Htr-
lem los Gramcrcy 5t,J
-
j.. ''.Di i-.''
rarvf g.S ,1i '' iiaIu srrErrs
q ,-i,r.r- tof,,.f. ,-'f. rrfDI.t
,tr 49,. No., .,..r. ..-Ir- suits. u,rfec,
rt,iry .II yo,lruar.liy guaranteed Phone
4527 River
...---... ..,., ,,,..,l,...,
VI AitI- itLAbh 'iD.it 't,fii,,'y -"
tF S4itNF Az. ~. hM ~ 30 LIS
'f:ltl'i' 'ht hin,,;
r.,f.tus..i' ro, he l,'t ~ Years AZ MS al
.,l-. At vor.. Guaranteed .it West iistu st.
,, ,f..n.fIan a... IT,. NDrr.rs.. 80 1fl
NINE s. tARN@N'It ~ ia "cl I"i'h ~
N"mtiN oI lV' "'.' '''. NJ ",,
ail occa. ioH. M"s'a .'"Hu Md.'il' %.
'eltcd Ii'"o1'IInf Orders ,A'''''' ""''' ITO
''
g. EAGiTfN.
TINE COIoNItI TNLON
'2- COLI VI H' ~ d., H , '
SUITS fo ORDER WIN f|- IIHlh-. e." "-ii
u'. Aie" rrn"o'IhnF alt "d'a y" ''t. ana
nc 'l'.
,D.-pt,,.r. 81 900 SKIRT co
f.i,.s' i..t',.rs ..,J I.ro.eu. I..re >l rts mod,
D.. .fd,f 81 40. ~4.i. ri1dr foo order So ur.
$40 West. I,sf.f atr. enf Prospect lf... Sub.
station. Rr0uN .Flor. M.Ir'g' 'li". W. also
uslr a.lris and suits ir"" '.' own m'i'.''
tretu~ mos
.r,rt,p
.,,.- 10 I'D s,,,.,'.1~ s,,ta a, ,c,,
ro.,orat.I. rrI-,. s.tIsfa.iiof ami Workman
.4l, ....r.utcod ,O7 ,oIuu. bus ave: phone
tng Columbus
.......,..
LADIES TAILOR " Won womb iIstel a.
over tu' 'It ana ''hp'i' i"t 80 w"
aut 81" snf 90 W"uIn h' cor Hl''H -, Wy
work u1r'I il' -ul' ''h awe N''' Lou" BE
fIore lttrIein .''"
N,ft.tNlruy TAUGHT
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AND TYpEWRlTEE9

1YPEWRl IN1 AMI 'rnHn ~ GrNo
VICTOR VISIBLE. ~ Nassau 81. ta'alosn@
Tree. an makes taken y 1T payment. barrhi :
IN Undcrwoods Hemingtons Ollkers alnlLn,
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uOcToV'- OFFICES ON parlor nc'r. neal
PARK. between G6th and ia ste all surface
lines and subway: board n desired, priNa',
t1sc Prl-a seff Columbus.
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ADVERTISEMENTS AID SUBSCRIPTIONS
FOR Tho Tribune received at their Uptown
ONCE No 1864 BroadWay. between Seth and
s7th sts until O'Clock o. M Advertise
,Ients received at the following branch of IS
.f regular rates until = - clock r. IN. viz:
gGi sth ave, o. . cor. I'D ST.; ~ dth ave.
COZ. f2th st, 10i East IAN - 80 West i2d
st. between 7th and - - .GJ West
seth ST.: 151 East 1870 -
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MARRIED. Mas. general mcclInIo. desires
position. country estate understands an-
fomohilts. pooa references John Cloud
iul West if6tu 81.
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8 8 -TTH -r l45 NlST Private house,
unusoalIt attractive rooms. bata, gentlemen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-01
ICE co. ACCUSES SHERIDAN
Extorted $1,000 by Crusade
Threat, Complaint Alleges.

Joseph A. Sheridan is charged with eX-
tortion in an affidavit by Charles c.
Small. a district superintendent of the
Knickerbocker Ice Company. Small al
leges he gave Sheridan $1,000 when the
latter threatened TO start an antitrust
crusade against the company.
The following statement was given out
last night by Newell Lyon, counsel of the
Knickerbocker Ice Company. at his office
No As Cedar street:
Joseph \. Sheridan. who lives at No.
2432 Eighth avenue, was served with a
summons yesterday afternoon issued by
Chief Magistrate McAdoo. charging ex-
tortion from the Knickerbocker Ice Com
pany. The summons orders Sheridan to
appear before McAdOo on May S, at 2:3o
%. M. to answer the charge.
"The complaint is based on the affidavit
Of Charles c. Small, a district superin-
tendent of the Knickerbocker Ice Com
pany who swears that he delivered into
Sheridan's hand 81, 900 cash, which money
sheridan demanded, threatening 10 start
a crusade in the newspapers against the
Knickerbocker Ice Company.
Sheridan, swears Small in his affidavit
on numerous occasions. all of which are
specified in his affidavit, had threatened
10 accuse the Kn,ckerbocker Ice Company
and its officers Of unlawfully creating a
monopoly in an article of common neces-
sitv in violation of the so-called Don
nelly act. which prohibits monopoly In
articles of common necessity, and OF
divers crimes and misdemeanors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-01
COTTON DROPS SIS A BALE
Farmers Union Witness Blames
Tariff Reduction.

New Orleans April 30.-The cotton
schedule Of the Democratic tariff revision
bill will result in heavy losses to cotton
planters and cotton manufacturers ac-
cording to statements OF representatives
Of these interests to-day at special hear
ing being conducted here by a committee
representing the National Farmers Union.
j. u. Brown, member of a spot cotton
firm Of New Orleans. said the bill already
has resulted in decline Of nearly S
a bale In the price Of raw cotton.
Slgmund Odenheimer. president of the
Lane Cotton Mills, said If this schedule is
adopted In It's present form n will result
in serious loss to the mills OF the United
States. many OF which. he said. were now
not paying profitable dividends.
The committee telegraphed Senator'S
from the Southern states TO refrain from
pledglng their support to the Underwood
bin until the testimony It Is getting can
be presented
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-01
NEW FREIGHT SUBWAY PLAN
Hudson Terminal Company Would
Have 4-Track Line on West Side.

Another proposition for a freight sub
way on the West Side will be presented
to the Board of Estimate and Apportion-
ment to-day by the Hudson Freight Ter
minal Company. the officers of which are
Clarence Garretson, president; Robert
Wallace, treasurer, and j. Edward Rog-
ers, secretary.
1t provides for four-track subway In
Hudson street from Chambers street to
18th street and through Eleventh avenue
to I'D street, TO be leased to the city by
the construction company and opened to
the use Of all railroads, which would pay
the maintenance charges in accordance
with the use made Of the facilities.
The plan calls for railroad piers be-
tween 2Sth and I'D streets. arranged in
such way that twenty piers now used
by railroads below 14th street would be
released for other purposes. Provision
is also made for tunnel connection with
New Jersey.