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FORECLOSURE SALES,

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
YORK-Charles A. Sherman ct al. as Eek.
scutors ana Trustees esc.. PLAINTIFF, against
IN SSrsu.es 81 s ,e4.oosnr.
and sale, duly made and entered In tho
above. entitled action and bearing date the
18th day Of April 1917, l. the undersisned,
sell at public auction. at the Exchange saie..
q Manhattan. city OF New York. on the
sas az az q y ;SsRf BIZ en-
be so,d. and therein described as foliows: :.
,.nd that certain piece ps.rei q
thereon erected. situate. lying and being in
Yc.s SeSnasd ana dsserissa ~ follows:
side of. One hundred and. twenty eighth
Street distant four hundred and twenty
two fee. six inches Eas,erly from the
i ons Sana and s' M5ah:5Sh SIDE sr
and the Ess,eriy side Of Lenos. Avenue.
parallel with Lenox. Avenue part 81 the, way
One hundred and twenty eighth street
twelve feet six inches; thence sou;heriy.
nine feet eleven inches 10 the Northeriy side
OF one hundred and twenty-eishth street;
s,de Of one hundred and twenty eighth
place Of beginning. said premises being now
known by the street Number Forty hve NO
West One hundred and twenty: eighth Street.
pa'ef rf MsSR95h ApF4i o ii HI n.t.-..
q Cedar Street. Manhattan. New York.
The following is a diagram. Of the property
issth Street.
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Montgomery Leads HaIIquist.

John Montgomery again outscored
Harry Hallqust In the second block OF
their English billiard match at Doyles
academy last night. The count was 500
to 345. bringing the total up to 1000
against 795.
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The approximate amount Of the lien or
charge, TO satisfy which the above described
property IL TO be soid. IL Six thousand seven
hundred and seventy eight and ss-leo Dol
lars, with Interest thereon from the 10th day
eleven and sS.ioo ISlisT. Dollars. with in.
n. expense. Of The sale. The sppres,mats
amount Of tho taxes. assessments and water
rates. or other liens. which are to be allow ed
or paid by the Referee, IL sixty-six and
$1,000 0gs s2l Dollars and interest. Said
premises will be sold subject to any state
show.
Dated, New York, April IS 1914
FREDERICK II. TOOMBS. Referee.
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cApABIANcA GAINS VICTORY.
Masshall Able 60 Get Only Draw a
~. PetersburG.

ST. PETERSBURG, April 2i.-rhe frs,
round OF the International chess mas
ters' tourney was played In this city to-
day. The pairing was as follows Janow-
ski against Bernstein. Ounsberg against
Alechine. Biackburns against Lasker.
Niemsowitsch against Capabianca and
Marshall against Rubinsteln. Tarrasch
had . bye.
The latter two drew their gamc In
short order. while Capablanca defeated
Niemsowitsch. Janowski went down be-
fore Bernstein. Gunsberg lost to Aiechine
and Lasker disposed OF Blackburne.
In the second round. scheduled for to-
morrow. Capablanca and Marshall meet
Lasker and Niemsowitsch. Alechine and
Blackburne Bernstein and Gunsberg and
Tarrasch and Janowski. Rubinstein has
q bye.
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ouMET MAINTAINS GOOD FORM.
Plays Two Fine Practice Rounds ~
WESTWARD 10.
Special Gable DesputeA to Tns sux.

LONDON, April 21.-Francis Ouimet
maintained his improved form In two
practice rounds OF golf at Westward Ho
to-day. Partnered with A. G. Lockwood
against the Hon Denys Scott and Capt.
Bruno before luncheon. the Americans
won an eighteen hole round by and I.
In the afternoon Capt. Hinde paired with
the Hon. Denys Scott and held tho Amer
lean duo to an all square match.
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Kelly Out of Mile Relay Race.

PHILADELPHIA. April 2i.--Harold Kelly.
running third on the Pennsylvania mile
relay team, pulled tendon In practice
this afternoon and will be unable to run
Saturday. Ferguson will take his place.
which Is about two seconds more than
Kelly. This accident spolls Pennsylvania
chances OF breaking the mile relay record.
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HALL All Makes and Sizes In Stock.
BEAR!NGs PRuNN q BlLODEAU,
EACuANGEDls1G B'way. TclColumbus s9ss
Ball and Roller Rearinxs Ihe lix I'LL am "a.
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Hill FAM Sixteen Bntters.

NEWARK, April e1.-Montciair Hieh
School made favorable start toward
winning another New Jersey Interscho.
iastic League baseball pennant to-day by
defeating the East Orange High School
at East Orange. score, s to 0. Seymour
Ill., the Montclair pitcher. struck on,
sixteen men,
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ONLY ONE SHAMROCK BUILDING
IhDtoA's other Boat IL Destined for
Panama Expedition.
specssi Cable Desposch TO TINS sur.

EDec5W Cd6Ie DeSpdSch 70 TnH Sun.
LONDON, April Sl.--S!r Thomas Liptor
to-day denied the report In circulation 70.
Gently that he was building two chal.
lensers for the Americas Cup and that
this was the reason for the secrecy main.
tanned at 0osport, where the challenger
10 being built Sir Thomas said he was
building but one challenger.
The belief that he was building two and
that thoy would Be tried out against each
other Is doubtless traceable to the fac,
that he has ordered another yacht from
Designer Nicholson for the Panama Pa
clfc Exposition at San Francisco.
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Percy Aubrey. an English boxer. made
his American debut last night In the
semi-fnal at Browns Gymnasium and
defeated Barry Hin easily. In the main
event Young Otto outpointed Johnny
Schumacher.
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The approximate amount Of the lien q
charge to- satisfy which the above described
property In to be sold 10 e729.576. with In
terest thereon from the sth day Of December.
1918, together with the costs and allowances
amounting to essa 90. with interest from the
expenses of sale. The approximate amount
Of the taxes, assessments and water rates %
other liens which are TO be allowed to the
purchaser out of the purchase price or paid
by the Referee is &23,ss5 and interest.
Dated New York. April 18th, 1914.
ARTHUR d. TRuAX. Referee.
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South street
The approximate amount Of the lien or
charge, TO satisfy which the ahove-d"scr ihed
property Is to be sold, is {-0.lt9 ~ with IN
terrst thereon from the 18TH day of March,
lall. together with costs ami allowance
amounting 10 sac - with Interest from
March u, l9li together with the cNpo NJ =
OF the sale. The approximate" amount %; ~"
taxes. assessments and water ra'c- lr o'hcr
liens which are to he allowed tu tn" par
chaser on, of the rurl base money. or plid by
the Referee, Is SAGE and lni"re,,
EDWARD r HISCON. Referee.
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Boston Takes InaeIder KRAFT.

Evidently George stailings Of the Bos-
ton Braves Is not so well satisfied with
Schmidt. his big left handed first base
man. as he was before the campaign
opened. Boston secured rnflelder Kraft
from Brooklyn yesterday at the waiver
price plus the $3.50 c. H. Ebbets ex-
pended on this fellows spring schooling.
Kraft is a FIRST baseman who was drafted
from New Orleans,
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The nine OF Brooklyn Prep triumphed
over the -, Augustine Academy yesterday
on the formers field. Crown Heights
Brooklyn, in seven inning contest by q
score OF to 8.
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wuLETT WINS HIS OWN GAME.
81. Louis Pitcher Drives IN Run
That Beats Tinker's Crew.

Sr. Louis, April 21.-The ct. Louis Fed
erals moved into nrst place to-day by de-
featins Chicago. I to .. In q hard game.
Edgar wlllstt hit over the winning run
In the ninth. with one out, besides pitch
ing . strong game. Thescore: "a
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Two zee hits-p0!an Esmond, sSheef kru'
Potss, .: Chsdbourne. ssGtnce hits.Rouse. .
Double plsy--Laporte and Dolan. Len on bases
.nsHoi,: Il kAnscs CIV Er't n ss:s on
4; BY Moaley, T. First base on balloon Hen.
nina. .; Oh Moseley. g. Passed balie-Brown.
Textcr. Hit By pitcher-By Hennins Laporte,
umpires-KAne and Cusach Time-2 hours and
mlnuteo.
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To Buy Picture Of Ouimet.

Boston. April 21.--Ofiicials Of the
Woodland Golf Club voted to-day to buy
portrait of Francis Ouimet by J. W. +.
Kennedy, a Boston artist, who is mem
Der of the Commonwealth Country Club.
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TO.d0y'N BCheuu10s
Brooklyn IN Baltimore.
Indianapolis In Kansas City.
Chicago In st. Louis.
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Yale Defeats Minor LcaSuers.

NEW HAVEN, April 2l.-The Yale varsity
baseball team defeated New Haven OF
ne Eastern Association here to-day, 3
L. 3 Yale freshmen beat Williston Acad-
envy, ~ to A.
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Pomeranians Lead once More.

PHILADELPHIA, April 2I.-More than
1870 entries have been received for the
toy dog show which will be held Thurs
day in the Bellevue-stratford. Pomera-
mans predominant In the entries and are
followed by Pekingese and toy spaniels.
There are more than 215 classes.
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I Two base hhs.Boucher. Wllett. WILSON.
Brennan. Double plays-rnker. Farrell and
sSk l zsd or snf beSs w.
Brennan. l. Struck out-By Brennan, l: BY
willett. g., Left on basesISt Louis !; Chi
| pires-XcCormlck and Brennan.
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xrpsy e'i io a..%s Turn Quinn S' ss s
s .:e sy. s:a Nolan nSsss ssa
Myers First base on bils-On Quinn. 81 on
Lshiis t. Struck oui-by. Quinn. I; 81 Lahtis.
3. Passed bail .Owena Lsn on .bases-Ralti.
minutes. Umpires--An6erson and Cross
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

DEPARTMENT oP FINANCE, BUREAU poR rHS
CotI cotton oP TAXES. No 81 CHAMBERS 81 ,
RoRoudH or MASnArrAS. NEW YORK. April l..
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NEW JERSEY.
NEW JERSEY.
Atlantic City.
HOTEL
CHELSEA

Occupying entire block Of ocean front In
chambers with private baths tfresh and sea
ws,erJ. Orchestra, cafe. grill etc. French
Booklet. Open all year. J. u, THOMPSON
a co.
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BALDWIN, JARED G.--In pursuance OF an
order OF Hon. Robert Ludlow Fowler a
In hereby given to all persons having ciaims
against Jared u. Baldwin late OF the County
OF New York. deceased. to ! resent the came
with vouchers thereof to the subscribers at
their place of transacting business at the
otice OF the Title Guarantee and Trust
Company I'm the borough Of Manhattan, No
l76 Broadway, city OF New York. on or be-
fore the 10Th day Of June next
Dated. New York, tho 18th day OF No.
vember. iyl3
JARED q BALDWIN Jr,
ALFRED r. BALDWIN.
DIecueSyA
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suKROGATEs' NOTICES.

uNTERMEl Err, HESRY-In pursuance n
an order OF Hon. Robert Ludlow Fowler. a
Surrogate " the County Of New York notice
IL hereby given to all persons having claims
against Henry untermeyer, late OF the
County of New YORK. deceased. to present
the same with vouchers thereof to the sub
scribers at their place OF transactIng busi.
ness at the office OF Maxwell Davidson, their
attorney, No. 100 Broadway. In The City OF
New York. on or before the 2sth day OF
July next dated. New York. the 18th day
OF January. 1914 -
WALTER INTERVIEWER
JACOB WEKNER Executors
MANN'Etl. DAVIDSON, Attorney for az.
ecutors, 10 Broadway Manhattan. New
York CITY
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Propose TO Classify Senior Golfers According to Age
FEDERAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Baltimore. 9; Brooklyn, . tten tnninss).
IndianApolls. 81 Ksnsss City, 9.
Pittsbufe- Buffalo, cold weather.
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TWO STRAIGHT FOR HOLSTERS.
'Moseley Holds Kansas City Feds to
" Pair Of RuAs.

Kansas CtrY April 2i.-Moseley was in
fine form to-day and Indianapolis took
its second straight game from the Kansas
City Packers. 9 to 2. The score
INDIANAPOLIS F.L)lKANsAs CITY u. La
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NOTICE To TAXPAYERS.


NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
Assessment Rolls of Real Estate ana per
sonal property In The city OF New York for
the year 1914 have been delivered 20 the
undersigned and that all taxes on said AS
sessment Rolls are due and payable as fol-
lows:
All taxes on personal property and one-haif
Of all taxes on real estate are due and pay =
able on
FRIDAY, MAY I, 1914,
and the remaining and hnal half OF
taxes on real estate shall he due and payable
on Monday the End day Of November. 1914
All tnYes become liens on the real estate
affected thereby ON the respective days WHEN
they become due and payable H. herelnbefore
provided. and shail remain such Hens until
paid.
The second half of the tax on real estate,
which IL due as herelnhefore provided on the
second day OF November, may be paid on the
first day ~ May or AZ any time thereafter,
providing the first halt shall have been paid
or SHAH be paid AZ the same time and ON
such payments OF tho second half as may be
made In such manner prior to November LIST,
"A discount shall be allowed from the date Of
payment to Novemher LIST at the rate OF four
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NO DIsCOI NT is ALLOWED ON PER
SONAl TAX HILLS

begins June LIST. and December LIST; on un-
paid personal taHes. June LIST.
Taxes are PAYABLE at the office OF tho Re-
cetver Of Taxes In the Borough whore the
property IN located, ms follows.
borough OF Manhattan Municipal Building
borough of The Bronx, l77th ST. and
Arthur ave,
Borough OF BROOKLYN. Municipal Building
Borough OF Queens Court square, Long
Island city.
borough of Richmond. Borough Hall St
George
FIRED IT, r. EBsTEIN. Receiver Of Taxes.
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QUINN WINS HIS OWN GAME.

TIP Tops.
BALTIMORE, April 2i.-Jack Quinn. who
pitched for the local Federais. was the
first man at the bat In the tenth inning
In the game between baltimore and
Brooklyn this afternoon. Quinn knocked
the ball over the left neid fence for q
home run and won his own game. . to
9. 1nhelder walsh had done the same
trick In the ninth inning. tying the score.
The score:
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VERMONT.
LAKE COTTAGES
On Shore OF One of Prettiest
Lakes in Vermont

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trated booklet Address ". J. s.. Box 10 Sun.
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HEIP WANTED-MALE.

wANrEp-First class man who knows
rDSDiIlp. -. George, : ! fcrrY HOUSE
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yOVNG Man. christian, Il to make him.
sef generally useful In haher1 ashery.
CHARLES BOWER 1914 Flstbush Ave.
Brooklyn
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Asbury Park.
ASBURN PARK.
North Jerseys ideal spring Resort
Week end entertainment at
Boardwalk Casino,
For program address
Information Burcau. 305 Boardwalk
New YORK trTces st Marsters Tours. 81 w
s0th ST. or Ask Nj FOSTER at go W. tsd
St. or at Lord 4 Taylor's.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-08
FAR WILL AID
 AMERICAN TRADE

Continental war is today reflected in local markets, where the price of four has been boosted by the western milling interests to the highwater mark of $6.35 per barrel to the con- slarner If the further advances pre- dicted before the September harvest are put into effect. there is little doubt but that 10 cent bread may re- suit Local bakers today assert that the imrnediate prospect for this raise lers again raise the price. as they have during the last week.
 The price Of four is entirely out of proportion to advahces in meat which remain about as during the preceding month. Vegetables and small fruits ported raised in New York owing to war, but. locally, is denied as result ing from that cause. Local fogs on the banks and the fact that there is large quantftys of Iix e bait in the W aters is given. as the reason dor vanred prices of nearly s5O per cent over the past month There is said never to have beeH a corner on the fish market and the price Is expected W. VV.iss feeling the rise in the prices of gums tins, Esaa-# repen foodstuffs. beer and all other strictly foreign products, espeeially raw silk. scent a change in the char acter Of buying and are feeling their way along before filling their stock rooms the fact that the war will open avenues Of trade heretofore closed to America las stinula much enthu- siasan locally, with the result that salesEnen will likely be de spatched at once 10 SoTths Fnerica Africa and other countrie ies which have heretofore been suppIied Almost exc l1lsive1y by the German, French ard English nanufact1rers
 1t is ezpected that, with the ad-. vance in silk and furs tl1e cotton in dustries Of this country wi II be mate r1aIly increased, especially in the Tar Tzast, where it Is believed shipping will reznaanx normal
 me local nan1zfHcturers therefore while view4ns the situation with dis trust upon dsast reports are nows look ing for new dieids of export with the ; pz6spec that South Am erica with her zsorznous nlzar tfs.. will open her 1 arms that have heretofore been hand-s a1ffsd by the English wOcien ntllers the German steel industries and the lsthe history Of tl1iA country has such Sa golden oTportu11t 1ttE revea led itself to ! those who have foresight and judg- 11aaaaf in selecting their fields and rep resenfakzwes
 That industry In America is to be helped naatertazly by the European situatfon was made apparent yester- day by Charles A. Moore president Of the American Protective Tariff league, who sta,Eed that millions of dollars Of British capital will be availab1e In tf1s country when it be- comes known that the government and states are greed upon the con- troI of railroad coalitions
 ! That this capital will come quickly 10 Ar1srica upon proper solicitation of trade gandz zations is the belief Of author1ties on finance. English <cap- dtalists must secure returns on their large reserve funds and will look at once to this country during it's neu- tzsaIdtYg
 1t was learned today hat little ir- crease in the price of beer and malt 1fauors is looked for here At the Home Brewing Co. prepar atton to in-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-08
GERMANS NOT BARBARIANS
(BY REV. H. C.. WIEAIER,) Pastor of the German Reformed Church.

After being informed Iy many of English Amer can newspapers directed from hostile that Kaiser Whems part in the present European conflict has been that of well maLeacor and tyrant the face of existing treaties read in these same papers of nhunlan treatment to -conbatants unhap oily ehgulfed mobilization ovementsOf fearful atrocities committed by the soldery of Germany such the shooting at Red Cross workers the plaging of territory and the favagng and mareat- ment of women and children Such reports earry theS stamp lie upon their face but promulgated while the France and Russia have, again again been guilty such acts in times by history proclams, entirely overlooked graciousy
 while Germany ispained in the backest colors t6 give England for the part she is made Western civization? and is not the real question present European civilization absolutsm semi stagnaien prevail?',
 The Gzar means make himself master of Europe as well as He knows the Teuton is the only that besets his path and he means to seize Europe
 has dead Teutonc
 If hescomes out victorious from this the whole world will shudder at this alliance between civilized England and semi has brought about These enemies of Germany her West, will rue it however the tide for Germans will forget policy of this treacherous English George Vtos : isolate Germany which has involved her war E against her faithful friend.
 The intention Russia can no longer be doubted to reach way of Berlin Professor Paul of the Imperial Institute of Petersburg is authority this.
 He wrote last spring: It has become clear that if things remain as they the way Russias to eonsan | tinoples is through Berlin ,'z
 Kaiser tried hard prevent war all along and did at this time This is by the publication of sia massing troops against German shouedher intention strike did respond in kind As to France shebegan the war declaring war, just she has done many times any suppose that Germany would sit still when hands were raised to strike herr
 odiUm heaped the Germans cupying neutral IlxeInbt1rg and Belgium. The is this, if Germany had not occupied Belgium first France would have As to Lrxemburg, Prussia could any expect that she would not use them to convey her army? Sa
 great part of the American press undertakes sides against Germany, ostensib forgotten the friendship Germany towards this country times But let it remember that in doing only designs Asiatie against European
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-08

a1f<a2 R. enormous aging 4ats was con tin uing This will give that company a reserve storage of nearly 5,000s barr rels which will be brewed as s6on as tf1ey can be set up. It was said today that America can supply all the hops needed and that American breWs will largely take the place of the Euro- pean supply, which has been tenn porarily. checked The brewers out look is most hopeful
 That the United ulumi hating Com pany does not look for decreased trade became known when an ad- 7ition to the tEansformer station at Hal1ett near Church street was ob- servedNto be under way v hi1e the increased demand for current in the East Side factories necessitated the building of this station some months ago. even more rapid increase in con- stump ption is said to have made it nec- essary to add to it's, in consequence of which the increased area and equipment has hardly been installed when workmeh say that a third i'm crease in it's size is now conternpIated and will have to be made before the winter months are far advanced.
 Rumors that the American & Bri- tish Manufacturing com panys man ufacturers of ordnance, had secured large governmental contracts and were to put on added men and equip ment could not be confirmed def1- nftely today. It was learned that President Hoadley had not returned from Washington. where he has been vvith other officials of the company for several days past. Works Man ager PrAwl tacitly confirmed the ru- 1nors today, when upon learning the nature of the call he sent word to a reporter for the Farmer that he was too busiIy engaged on the work on hand to discuss new phases of the industry.
 Plans to increase the output of the American Graphophone Co.'S business were recently discussed in an exc cutive meeting and 1t is believed that, with added efforts to get South American, and Oriental business, the output will be materially increased.
 Other industries here held out a hopeful view and no member of the Manufacturer's association here has found it necessary to call ameeting of manufacturers to discuss the sit uation.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-08
ANOTHER BOOST
 COMING IN THE
 LOCAL TAX RATE

The tax assessors have completed the work of separating the lists of the First and Second district taxpayers. Between 1.6o8 and 1,7e8 na1ne5 have been placed. President Hughes of fine board sad today 1t would be a few days, longer before the board could tell what is the assessed value Of the property involved
 The Edrst district tax for 1912 was S.s mills. The assessors are Of the opinion that the sta rate cannot be maide much larger than tt,is in the First district this year. ConseauentIy 2 special tax will be necessary in the Second district to make mp the deficit of more than s60, oO0. The present tax rate in the Second district is Js.2 mills.