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FORECLOSURES SALES.


YoRK'--THE NEW YORK PHYSICIANS
MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION, Plaintiff.
sgalns, RAcEL KANToR and others, De.
In pursuance OF a judgment OF foreclosure
SSove.entitied action. and bearing date the
the Referee In said Judgment named, vii
saiesrooni,. Nos. 1916 ve.ey,. ST., IN, the
the 2sth day OF May. 1915. at ~ o'clock
noon on that day BY BRYAN l.. KEN.
NELLY. .Aactioneer. the premises. directed
by said judgment TO oe cold, and therein
ALL that certain lot piece or parcel of
land situate, lying and being In ne BOROUGH
Sew York. bounded and described a,
BEoINNINa at a point on tn. Nor,h.riy
distant one hundred thirty.thres feet four
inches Essterly from the Easterly side OF
Eighth Ayenuei thence running Northsrly
the way through party wall ninety: nine
feet elevsn inches to the centre hns OF the
block between One Hundred Thirty:sseond
thence Eas,erly along said centre line OF this
block sixteen feet eight inches; thence
sSStnsr San Eleven T nah. fsh e..
Nortneriy side OF one Hundred Thirty.
second Street, thence Westerly along said
side sixteen feet eight inches 70 the point OF
place OF besinnlnE bo said several d.
Said premises being known BY the Street
No. 277 West ia2nd Street
Dated E RsSSpfERs4T y nay t ne st Rot.r..
GELLER. RoLsToS 4 HoRAN; Attorney.
iy2 d-. plslnt!n' 20 Exchange Place New
Tho toiIow,ar Il. n diagram, Of the prop:
IVES, i,ind stree.
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FORECLOSURE SALES.


vS spRRREME COURT. COUNTY, OF, NEW
Widows win small csiidren. Plaintiff.
Tra.tss andsr ,h. Last VIII snd f.s sna
q Of Rocco NJ Maraseo. deceased. and others
In pursuance of a judgment of foreclosure
sbo sale; guy made and entered IN re
u. R.ferss IL said judsm.ns 1 named, %iii
ssiesroom. Nos Ills vesey Street. in x.
the a'a s.y DAY. 81 Nay sntAN i. " THS
NELLY. Age!ioneer IN. premises. directed
described as follows:
=, All ;hSs s sertsiq lSts piece. or parcels
Wsrd; noroash o. MsnSs,,an.' W Si,', ceSa,"
saTIbsI 't 70. q fo Mew fork oo"ndrd S1S d.
at q, point formed BY the Intersection of N.
sSTs .a Of Mas &1s ' fann s
thence westerly along said side % Minctts
erly parallel with Maedousai street MY
800 feet; thence essterly parallel With
southeTy parallel with Mscdo0ssl stree,
twenty Ave t2s) feet and six CO. inches 10
ncheu north OF said northariiy si i"1 - Mssls
L LSns running thence ss.ter!y parallel NH
dougal Street and thence scutserly along
Mecdougal street twenty. foar "a feet aud
sinnSs ana also so al III the sP Ts&t is sad h.
terest of the parties Of the nrst par m tbs
strip OF land six 90 inches IN wldth and
seventy four go feet In depth, immediately
aaoath Q, said grsml.es fronting on Mac.
no. ii5 Macdousai stree and No. Ninstta
i LANE. ara being part Of he same p.sn,s.
corded In New YORK County Registers Once,
In Libsr. 5s5 OF Convcyanoes. page So. aud
lsiber 1856 OF Conveyance, page s.. and SAID
land lies in Section IN Block $40 ON tn.
Land Map OF the city OF New York.
Rocco r. Ma srSco by p psniei $ SMG sEifoS and
wife by deed bearing date July goth. 1906"
Dated, New York. April 2bth, 1914.
- EZEKIEL FIxMAN. Referee
MILLER KING. LANE 4 TRArFORD. At.
torneys for Plaintiff. No. so broadway.
New York n. Y.
The following ia a diagram o. the prop
| trty to be sold. Its street Number "a IFS
hscdouEsl street and No. Minetta Lane
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FIVE R sLO0Ps BUILDING.
Four Have Been Named Joyetta
Marsaret, Lisbeth ana sally II.

The three class r sloops building at
woods's yard at City Island for members
OF the indian Hsrbor Yacht Club are al
most ready for launching. These yachts
have been built from designs by Frederick
Goeller. Jr., and will race against Her
reshoff boat and another built by Graves
at Marblehead for Lawrence +. Percival
The Herreshofr boat II for Payne whit
ney. These Ave, with probably some
other. are to compete for a special prize
known as the Greenwich cup. which In 10
be n perpetual challenge trophy for inter.
club racing.
Commodore william H. Chlds will
name his yacht Joyetta. The boat for
clifford Mallory In to be named Margare,
and that for Seymour W. Rusk. I.isbeth
Tho Percival yacht will be named
Sally III.
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Fred Woisin OF the Acme Wheelmen,
riding from scratch, won fast time prize
In the Century Club ten mile handicap
bicycle road race at Floral Park yester-
day. Wolsln made the excellent time OF
% minutes 40 seconds for the distance,
lie was closely pressed at tho finish by
the other scratch men, Thomas KENNEDY.
Joe Napthal Walter Lsnngren and Ar
thur Morgan. Ninety eight started
Lester Bowker OF the Glencoe A. C., rid
ing with a 3is minute handicap, was fret
to finish TRICKY Sklllngton, with the
Same time allowance was only . wheel
length away.
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WHITLACH DOES OAKLAND IN 70.
Ties with Franklin nt ~ in Open.
ing Day Handicap.

BAYsIDE. May 17.-The playing season
Mt the Oakland Golf Club opened to-day.
Three events were on the schedule, in
Guiding the opening day handicap. The
eighteen best scores In this qualified for
the ce-pres!den,'s cup and points were
allotted the three leaders In the com
petition for the presidents cup.
Marshal Whltlach and Lewis H. Frank
lin tied at 20 net In the handicap. Whit
ZACH negotiated the course In 76 strokes,
The following sixteen qualified for the
vice-presidents cup:
Marshal whitlach. 20, ~; LOWS n
franklin. $40 20; w. J. Baxter. Sta
q, c. - .Gos9, SIS. 49, w v SWORDS
{. L, ,Murrey, -ss,,l5, rs; FrsdeGgiek HEN.
r. f. deRham, s?-l2. SOi q. H. Nlco!s!
ss-ls, SO; Frank II. Rossiter. So. 81.
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II. A. Green, formerly with the Oakland
Motor Company, both at the factory in
Pontiac. Mich, and the local salesrooms
m various capacities, Is now connected
With the American Volturette Company
Of New York as wholesale manager. He
n familiar with the New Jersey and Con-
necticut territory as well as the river
district in New York state. He already
has made a trip through this territory,
appointing dealers for the Car-Nation and
keeton cars. and from the volume OF busi-
ness already closed he Is very optimistic
Of the results that will develop In those
sections.
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Resoiute Tries out New sail.

NEWPORT, Il. l., May 1.-THE cur
sloOp Rcsolute was sailed outside again
this morning with Robert W. Einmons I'd
at the wheel. The trip was made 10 try
out "A new malnsail which was put aboard
the yacht at Bristol on Saturday. Later
IN the afternoon the Resolute dropped her
moorng In Brentons Cove and headed
for Bristol. followed by her tender. Cape
Cod. The yacht will be Of Bristol for q
few days, when II Is planned TO return
here 20 remain tuning up until time TO 80
to Glen Cove for the beginning of the Jun,
races on Long Island Sound.
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
or NEW YORk-George T.. Chisolm and
tns against Henry W. Ellison ami others
In pursuance Of judgment OF foreclosure
and sale, duly made and entered In IN.
above entitled action. aud hearing date the
slguod. The referee ip said judgment named.
NH eel at pubic HHstion. al ne bNIhsnss
Borough II Manhattan, Guy OF NcN York
on the SIN day OF June, 1874 ~ T. o'clock
nS% on ,h MAJ pr as rectpd ~ ssfd %ds
m.nt to De sold. and therein described A.
XII that certain lot Of land. with M.
buildings and improvements thereon erected
situate ana being IN the Borough Of Man
York, bounded and described as fpiioNr:
Beginning at point on the north.rLy Side
OF LIspenard street. distant one hundred and
twenty five G25) feet eleven aud on'-hnl'
.lrl inches easteriX IRON ne .'rpe''
slide OF Lisp.nsrd street and thc "sst"rly
side ~ West Broadway Which point T. 'Aa
Intersection OF said uorthcrl' slao Of i.!s
westerly wall Of III" nye-sturN building ou
The herein. described PROMISES running
aud along the westerly face Of the westerly
wall ~ 'he one story building and 'rn v-st
area on aid premises, one hp"9rrd re,
feet nor;herIy from Lispenard street. ,uoIs
ured along "A limo next described; thence
er.y wall 90 the covered area and the EAST
ely face OF the easterly wall Of said one
story building and the ehsterly face Of tho
etsterly wall OF the nvc-story buildiuS on
the herein described PREMISE one hundred
Clu0i feet: thence westerly along IN" north
erly side OF Lispenard Street forty nine go -
feet ten and ono-haH tOis) inches N the
point or place OF beginning. said premises
being now known as number thirteen Nsl
and iifteen lJD Lspenard street.
Dated New York MAY 18TH, 1910
EARLE W. WEBB
Referee
MIDDLETON & BORLAND.
Attorneys for plaintiffs.
&C Cedar street Manhattan, New YORK. \ =
The following " a diagram OF the prop
erty 10 he sold: It's street numbers are ~
and IS Lispenard street:
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West l32nd 81.
Tbs approximate amount 81 the lien or
charge. 20 Hatisfy which the above described
property Ia to be sold. 10 Eight thousand Fix
hundred twsnty-thres and $1,000 dollars
tSsG23 So, with Interest thereon from tho
g2nd day Of April. 1914 together WITH costs
and allowance amounting TO Three hundred
thirty ana 22-lOU dollars Nss0zJb, With
Interest from April 22nd, 1914. together
with the expenses Of the sale, This np-
proNimsts amount OF the taxes, assess me IL
and water rates, or other Hens, which are
to be allowed 20 tho purchaser out OF tho
purchase money. or paid by the Referee, i
Three hundred seventy-threo and $4,000
dollars ta7sSb and Interest
Dated, New York, MAY 9th, 1914,
ROBERT Il HINCKS, Referee.
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Cinderella sold 10 Erie Fisb-r.

The famous Cinderella, which won the
free for all for displacement boats at
the Perry centennial at put-in-Bay last
summer has been sold tn r. Erie Fisher
of Montreal. She will he used this year
on Lake Memphremagog, which Is partly
In the United States and partly IN Can
ada. The Cinderella has been shipped
TO Newport. W., and viii be put In tho
water there. Several Of this type Of
boat have been built this winter by the
Reliance Motor Boat Company, and tho
Cinderella IL fast rivslllng tho Peter Pan
in popularty.
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This approximate RmounI OF the lien o.
charge, TO satisfy which the above described
property IL 70 be sold Is Twenty -nyo thou
sand two hundred and cishty-one dollar,
025.2sl.00). with Interest thereon from th-
tth day OF April, lSli, together with costs
and allowance amounting to Five hundred
and nine ana sS-l0O dollars, with Interest
from April 23d. 1914. together with the eS
penses Of the sale. The approximate amount
Of the taxes. assessments and water rates.
other liens. which are 20 he allowed To
the purchaser out Of the purchase money, or
paid by tn. Referee Ia Twelve hundred and
eighteen and g7-iOO dollars and Interest.
dated, New York. April 25th, 1914.
EZEKIEL FIXMAS. Rcterss
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Possibilities of British Golf Play Reviewed by John Anderson

prove the efficiency of the small car, not
only in city driving but in tours over
country roads.
IT is expected that this run will be the
equivalent of years service in the hands
OF the average automobile owner. 1t Is
expected that the car will make this
Lincoln Highway trip In addition to its
1886 mile n day run and still be in good
condition for hard service. In the forth
coming run this car will maintain an
average speed of from 20 TO 20 miles an
hour from start to finish
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sURRoGATEs' NOTICES.

IODINE. ADA JAMES. In pursuance Of
an order OF Hon, Robert LUDLOW Fowler.
a Surrogate OF the County OF New York
dated November II. 1919, notice Ia hereby
sven TO all persons having claims against
Ada james Godine, late Of tho County Of
Sew YORK deceased, 10 present the same
with vouchers thereof to ths subscriber.
az his place OF transacting business. at the
street Borough Of Manhattan, In tn. city
OF New York, on or before the 18th day of
Juns NEXT Dated. New York, tn. 9th day
OF December. 1918. EDWARD MING
pRrTTOS. Jr', Administrator. DENNIS a
Rt1HIFR. ATTORNEYS for Administrstor I&s
Nassau street New York city. =. J.
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TO CONSIDER HUDSON
BRIDGES, AND TUBES
Civic Bodies Meet to Discuss
Plans for More Vehicular
Traffic Facilities.
SAXON TO CROSS COUNTRY
"Thirty Day" Car VIII Be Sent
Over Lincoln Highway
to Pacific Coast.

Representatives OF many civic bodies
Will attend the meeting arranged by the
Federated Civic Associations at the wal
dorf- Astoria tomorrow afternoon. In
creased transportation facilities across the
North River by means OF vehlcular tun-
nels and bridges will be further discussed
and plans will be suggested which may
assist the work OF the New York state
Bridge and Tunnel Commission.
In It's sixth report to the Legislature
the New York commission proposed con-
current resolution OF the Senate and As
sembly Offering constitutional amend
ment which will enable this State to act
In concert with the state OF New Jersey
az provided for by their recent legisla-
tion.
Members of the New yori, and the New
Jersey State Bridge and Tunnel commits
sions. with their counsel and engineers.
are expected to attend this meeting and
give information az to the status OF the
Investigations they have been making and
the conclusions they have reached.
The rapidly increasing congestion in
traffic conditions at terminals and
throughout the entire wholesale district
OF this great metropolis would seem to
make some action for immediate relief
imperative. Nehicuar tunnels could be
built AT comparatively small cost ana IN
a relatively short time and IL is reason
able to suppose that. Judging from the
citys experience with other transporta-
ton lines. the availability of the bridge
would be necessary even before IL could be
erected
Topping its run OF thirty consecutive
days the 1896 mile day Saxon IL To- he
the first car officially to christen the Lin
coin Highway Announcement II made
by II. w Ford. president OF the Saxon
Motor Company. that this machine will
start the last week Of this month on a
run along the Lincoln Highway from
New York to the Pacific coast
This car. which has Just completed It's
1850 mile trip IN Detroit .s said 10 be in as
good shape now as before IT started In
asmuch az the tires show scarcely no wear
tho car viii start the run on the original
set Of tires, which are declared good for
from 1000 TO 5000 miles more OF service.
since the 1876 mile n day run was ended
the thirty day Saxon has been on view IN
the Detroit salesrooms and has been
visited and inspected by n number OF en-
ginecrs. Throughout the run no repairs
or requirements OF parts were required
on this rar. and with fresh coat OF paint
IT Will get under way on It's long tour
| from ocean to ocean.
There has been great Interest In the
improvements along the Lincoln High
way and for that reason this trip by the
Saxon car Is bound TO attract much at
tention from the highway officials and In
all towns along this famous course. The
trip will be under official observation
throughout tho run and IL expected to
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Net scores Low nj Great Neck.

GREAT NECK, l., l., May i7.--Charles
Ziegler. with the low net score or 81
strokes. won the Middle Neck cup handi
cap at tho Great Neck Golf Club to-day.
The Ideal weather brought out a largo
crowd on the links. Mr. Zlegler was
closely pressed by John K. Hoyt, Or. c.
W Nlesey aud George W. Rockwell,
The leading scores were.
charles Zlegler S3--lG, 81, John II. Hoyt,
SG--ls, Gs; Dr. G. NJ. Niesely, SIS, 90:
q. W. Rockwell ss--ls, TO-
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CARR CHARLES II. IN pursuance OF an
order Of Hon. Robert Ludlow Flow err .
Surrogate Of the County OF New York. not I.
1. hereby given 10 al persons having Claims
nKsinH, Charles IA carr, late OF tho County
OF New York. deceased. 10 present the SANE
With vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber, -
her place of trbusaCtiug business at The orir.
of Michael J. Koran, 30. 25s Hroudwar
Manhattan. In the cry OF New York; on ~
Dated New York. the i6th dav OF January.
1914 Icy = MeGulnE Esfnu,rlt
III .6s BroAdwav. New York Cl,g-
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i2S.ilx 4s.lot


Iltpehhrd Ht
The approximate amount Of tho lien or
charge. to satisfy which the above described
property IL TO be sold. In 3to.sis.os. with In
t-rest thereon from the 18th day OF De
csmber. 1919 together with the costs and
allowance amounting to t37t.l6, with tn
terest from Decsmber 18th. 1919. together
with the expenses Of the sale The approx
mate amount OF the taxes. assessments and
water rates or other Hens, which are to he
allowed to the purchaser out of the purchase
money, or paid by tho referee. 10 sl,s3s.So
and Interest.
said premises Viii be sold .utjsct to tn.
following state of factsi Area wall ana iron
fence are not on lnes OF record title.
Dated New York, May 18th, 1914
EARLE W. WEBB.
Rege-es
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u, JoUN g. ANDERSON.
puun-r ~ Tor the American Anna
trur .oif rite In 1919.


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MIDDLETON & BoRLAND

Attorneys for Plaintiffs
&c Cedar Street. Manhattan, New York, y. =
The following ~ a diagram OF the prop
erty 20 he Sold It's street numbers are 1
and IS Lispenard street;
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-07-16
WASHINGTON.

Gypsum. the rock that makes plaster
OF Paris. was mined In the United
States In 1918 to the extent OF 2.599..
sos short tons. an increase OF 9S.75l
tons over the production OF 1912.
Secretary Bryan issued n statement
defending the proposed treaty TO set
tie differences between the United
States and Colombia over the scpara.
ton Of Panama. The treaty has met
vigorous opposition in the Senate. and
former President Roosevelt has mt.
tackled It Ms II vehicle for the payment
OF "blackmail.'
zone OF the most glarins instances
OF maiadministration revealed In nll
the history OF American railroading"
In the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion's Characterization OF Its findings
In the investigation Of New Haven
railroad financial affairs. reported to
the Senate.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-07-16
FOREIGN.

General Venustiano Carranza. inter.
rogated by Huerta agents regarding
the acceptability OF Francisco Carbajal
as provisional president OF Mexico. re.
piled he would not recognize Huerta
or any one chosen in this way TO sue.
coed him.
Thirty.fiyc naval cadets were killed
by n terrible explosion aboard the
Chinese gunboat Tunschi while the
Vessel was lying abreast the Kiang
Nan arsenal at Shanghai. The cxplo-
sion took place underneath their
sleeping quarters.
That 80 per cent OF human beings
are afflicted with consumption In n
grcatcr or less degree IL the startling
statement OF William Osler. former
exponent OF the useless at 40" dictum
ut n conference for the prevention OF
consumption at Leeds, Eng.
listers greatest festival. the ami.
versary OF the battle OF Doync. was
celebrated throughout tho province
with greater solemnity than ever be-
forc by the people whose religious
feelings have been profoundly stirred
by counsels Of loyalty to the cause.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-07-16
HUERTA FAMILY FLEES.
Rebel Forces Ready to Rush In and
Capture CAPITAL.

Mexico City, July 15.-At ten
o'clock last night the family OF Presi-
dent Huerta and other relatives and
close friends left the capital for Vera
Cruz aboard a special train. The
train was composed OF three sleepers
and baggage car. Running ahead OF
1t were two military trains carrying
500 men. Following came another
military train with 500 troops aboard.
The family OF General Banquet,
minister Of war. also left on the spe.
cial.
1t is believed that General Huerta.
General Banquet and other high OF.
ficials Will leave the capital today.
Mexico City.-Whcn the Huerta gov.
ernment falls constitutionalist troops
are in n position to enter Mexico City
within n few hours. according to the
assertions made by secret revolution.
AIRY agents here. This would prevent.
they declared. the much.feared reign
OF disorder at the national capital be.
fore the Carranza government could
be established to maintain order.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-07-16
SPORT.
STANDING OF WESTERN LEAGUE.

Australian advices say Young Shug.
rue. New York lightweight. lost de.
cision to Kid Lewis OF England In a
twenty-round contest at Sydney.
At the closing session OF the twenty.
fourth congress OF the American
Whist League. the Manhattan trophy
was won by Mrs. A. J. Walker and H.
l.. Kent OF Chicago.
Captain James u. Ten Eyck. ninety.
one years old. who was champion
oarsman OF the world more than fi'ty
years ago. tumbled downstairs and
was badly injured in his home In
Peekskill. N. Y.
Joshua Crane. Jr.. OF Boston. runner
up for the international racQuets
championship. and n polo player OF
prominence. ia coming to Denver this
summer to take part In the tourna.
ments at Denver. Colorado Springs
and Glenwood. starting in Denver
Aug. %.
Robert d. Wrenn. chairman OF the
Davis cup committee management.
states that Germany has officially de.
cided to send n tennis team to this
country for the international matches
He has received the nominations OF
Otto Fritzheim and Oscar Kreutzer us
the German representatives.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-07-16
WESTERN.

Brig. Gen. Garrett ]. Lydecker, y. s.
A.. retired. died at his home in De-
troit.
Melville f. ingalls,, financicr and
railroad man. died at Hot Springs.
Va, OF heart failure.
David Starr Jordon was unanimous.
ly elected president OF the National
Educational Association at st. Paul.
The production Of coal In Montana
in 1913 was 3.2i0.s73 short tons. val
ued at 35.653.539. being the record fig.
ures for the industry In the state.
DIR. J. S. Caster. former mayor OF
Burlington. and widely known In Ma
sonic. |. o. o. +. and other fraternal
organization circles, died ut Burling-
ton. In.
Rosa Carson, u negress. was taken
from the jail at Elloree, near Orange
burg. S c.. and lynchcd, She is said
to have confessed to beating to death
the twclve.ycarold daughter OF DIR. +.
Bellaya.
One man was shot and his assaIlani
was put In Jail for protection ut To-
nopah. New, In riot between mem
bers of the Western Federation OF
Miners and their sympathizcrs and
rcd.flag followers.
The state miners convention Mt
Columbus. Ohio. adopted resolutions
condemnInr the policies and methods
OF Industrial Workers OF the World.
at,,, .,
continue at work In the mines. All
attempts NJ injury OF property OF the
operators were severely denounced.
: The defense OF Charles X. Field ed.
itor of Sunse, Magazine. and OF the
three others accused with him OF hav.
ing disclosed military secrets OF the
United States by the publication OF an
illustrated article revealing Panama
canal fortifications. Will be that the
pictures were taken and the neroplane
flight across the isthmus was made
the permission OF Col. George w.
Gocthals, IN command OF the Panama
rome.
Tyrcc French. alias Jack French.
the gentleman burglar and cx.conyict.
who attributes his downfall to his
good looks and his fashionable cloth.
ing. and who. since his visit to Chey-
ennc has burIlarizcd Mt least three
places. among which being tho pnr-
sonagc OF the Methodist Episcopal
church while cnacting tho role OF
ehorister. In believed TO have operated
the same scheme upon the pastor OF
81. Pnui's South Methodist Episcopal
church In Denver early last spring. &C.
eording to Information received at
Cheyenne.