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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-05
me Luxury OF sugar.

Sugar was considered an article o.
luxury in Europe until ten and couee
became usual articles or diet. SUCH
was then used TO sweeten these new
erages and so gradually came to nave
a prominent part in the daily diet ne
fore the days of sugar much m0',
meat was eaten and the drinking o.
alcoholic beverages was much NOR
common. The fair maiden whO cou'
not with impunity drink pint " y
for breakfast was unusual fernape
In spite of the fact that most 81 y
eat too much of it. sugar IS bless'n7,
Even oversweetened coffee ana ee'e,'
covered with sugar sound more PER- '.
fetal than pint or ale anu Il "a.
pound of beef for breakfasf.-no''''
Herald.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-05
EDUCATE PEOPLE WAY TO
PROPERLY BOOST THE CITY

Speaking before the business men
at the nooday luncheon of the Moline
Commercial club yesterday. Rev. r. s.
Haney, pastor of the Second Congre-
gational church OF this city. said that
the people must be educated to better
the conditions of the city.
People fail to take advantage OF
their schools and colleges" continued
Mr.. Hsney. "and yet it is through aid
ing individuals to better their condt-
tons that a city becomes more pros
per Gus and a better place in which
to live"
Mr.. Haney said that in boosting the
city people should be shown just why
this is better place to live than any
place else.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-05
CLASS OF 1915 PLANS
ANNUAL PUBLICATION

The members OF the class or 1919
at the local high school are already
planning to issue a big annual publ
cation for the school next year, and
with this end in view have met and
nominated the following staff, subject
to election at a future date:
For Business Manager - Walter
Sehner. Leslie ShaIlberg, Royal Mont
gomery. Archie Mullinix and Albert
Stowe.
For Editor-in-chief-L Cramp-
ton. Huldah Heinrich. Marian Ross
and PAU Blakemore.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-05
An Embarrassing Moment.

Sir Edward Chardos Leigh tells this
anecdote in Bar, Bat and Bit" 1t
was told TO him by the Dowager Lady
Cowpcr apropos of the days when all
the joints were carved on the table:
She was debutante. very shy. and
her old host. who was about to carve
n sirloin of beef, turned to her and
said. Lady Anne. will you have upper
or under:" Lady Cowper said to me
that she had not the least idea what
he meant. so in a weak moment she
haZarded upper" Whereupon the
host turned TO the butler and said in
a loud voice. Take it away and turn
it. Young ladies give a great deal OF
trouble nowadays"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-05
ZERBEE GIVES AN ADDRESS
Philadelphia Coin Collector Talks to
College Students.

Farren Zerbee of Philadelphia. the
coin collector who is appearing here
with his famous collection of coins at
the State bank, delivered an address,
yesterday afternoon to the students at
Browns Business college. on his fav-
orite theme, "The Collection of
Coins" This morning he spoke to the
students at the high school and this
afternoon TO the bankers. His adj
dress to the bankers is of special in
terest, as he has a collection of coun-
terfeit coins and bills and raised
notes, and it is upon this subject
which ne is talking.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-05
WANTS DIVORCE ON
GROUNDS OF CRUELTY

Mrs. Lovinia Gordon has filed suit
for divorce against her husband, John
Gordon. p. H. Wells is her attorney.
The couple were married Jan. 10, 1912
and separated yesterday. Cruelty is
alleged Mrs. Gordon secured an in
junction to prevent her husband from
molesting her or coming to her home.
She asks that she be given her
maiden name of Schultz
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-05
One Letter Names.

Names with only one letter have
been bestowed on places as we'll as
persons. There is village chilled O
in Normandy. not far from Argenton,
Two Chinese towns are named -respec.
lively Y and q. There Is river Y in
Holland. and one OF the bays OF the
Zuyder Zee bears the same brief name
France has n river and Sweden a towB
of the name of A
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-05
DEERE INCOME is LESS
IN 1913 THAN IN 1912

The net income of Deere 4 Co, OF
this city for the fiscal year which end
ed Oct. 81. 1913, according to the re-
port just issued. shows a decrease over
1.-THE business done in 1912, Of $4,000
The net income for the fiscal year of
1913 was S4.1O4 ,222- Seven per cent
was paid on all stock out
Results of business for the year
1913 were disappointing TO the officials
of the company but nevertheless IL
shows the company to be in excellent
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-05
PUMP CONTRACT
ISLETBY THE CITY
Epping Carpenter Company OF
Pittsburgh Proves Sue
cessful Bidders.

The Moline city commission award
ed the contract for the waterworks
pump to the Epping-Carpenter COM
pany of Pittsburgh late yesterday al
ternoon. the price being S23,25O. seven
different concerns entered bids. the
one accepted being s1.40O below the
nearest competitor.
FL. Postel. consulting engineer, has
been here for the past week and his
advice proved of material assistance
TO the commission in its final selec-
ton.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-05
TO SHOW FOREIGNERS
HOW THEY MUST VOTE

The 500 or more recently naturalized
foreigners will be shown how to vote
at a meeting April to be held in the
Pierr block. The plan is to secure
good instructors to show them Just
how to mark their ballots and give
other information.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-05
WATCH TOWER COMPANY
TAKES OUT A LICENSE

Springfield, ILL.,, March 5.-Secre-
tary of State Woods today issued a Ii
cense to incorporate to the Watch
Tower Amusement company of Rock
Island The capital stock is $4,000
and the object to conduct an amuse-
ment park The incorporators are G..
r. Stephenson, Il. J. Fullerton and H.
T Fullerton.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-05
Only Her Latest.

What IS your last name please.
madam" inquired the clerk. deferen
italy.
MY Iatest name" corrected the lit.
erary woman. who is always careful.
OF her English. lis Mrs, Havre Fourth
ub."-kansas City Star.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-05
MANY AT THE VIKING
Large Crowds Present Each Night anc
Success Is Assured.

Hundreds of people are attending
the annual fair of the Thor lodge. No.
Q. Order of Vikings. which is being
held every evening this week in tae
Turner hail. A special program was
put on last night and the banner
crowd of the week attended
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-05
DR.. CHARLES MEDBURY TO
SPEAK AT CLUB DINNER

Dr. Charles Medbury of Des MONIES
has been secured to speak before the
After-Dinner club at the Moline Com
mercial clue rooms on March 3, the
topic of his address to be The Man
of Now
DR.. Medbury is pastor of one or the
largest churches in Des Moines.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-05
Predicts Correct Number.

julius Herwyn, one of the e1umer-
a.ofs at the recent taking OF the city
census, is a prophet. He predicted eX-
actly what the population of the city
would be. His guess of 2s,410 proved
to be right. A number of names have
been added during the past few days,
making the total this number.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-05
Simplicity and Nobility.

Between simple and noble persons
there Is always quick intelligence
They recognize at sight and meet on a
better ground than the talents and
skills they may chance 10 possess,
namely. on sincerity and uprigh;,iess. =
Emerson.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-05

missed by Justice Entrikin- Stone
was arrested in Davenport and turheu
over to the Moline police. HIS wire
appeared against him charging non
support. Mrs. Stone seeks CUSTODY Oh
their child who is now in Bethany
home, having been placed there by the
police matron because of conditions at
home.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-05
THREE DIARIES FOUND
NOT UP TO STANDARD

Milk inspectors who have been in
specting dairy farms in the vicinity OF
Moline for several days. report that of
los diaries visited only three were
found to be in an unsanitary condi-
ton. The inspectors refused to make
known the names of the three dairies
declaring that they have promised TO
correct the fault.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-05
Public Aies to Efficiency

Address your mail correctly.
Speak distinctly when you use a
phone
Walk on the right side of the side.
walk.
Cross the street on crosswalks.-
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-05
Sneak at HAMPTON.

At meeting in Hampton last night
Dr. Estelle Norman and Rev. ]. Fl.
Miller of this city addressed local OPP
tionists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-05
CASE AGAINST STONE is
DISMISSED BY JUSTICE

The case against Joseph Stone for
whom a warrant was sworn out the
latter part OF January. has been dis
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-05
Physician Breaks Arm.

DR.. ]. W. Seids suffered a broken
arm yesterday while cranking his
automobile. The doctor will probably
be laid up for month with his in
jury.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-05

All tho news all the um
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-05
poor Alexander.

A high school freshman. asked ~.
cite on the life OF Alexander The G'esi'
extemporized as follows:
Alexander WAS quick teinpe'e'
man. Once when he had taken y.
mu IN wine he got angry NJ M -
friend aud killed him. Alcxander 20.
very much grieved and did everylD ~
be could TO help bury his friena-
erybody's,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-05
Duffv's AGAIN a Life Saver
Here's a woman who grew
weaker and weaker until
chance led her to try Duffy's
Pure Malt Whiskey, and it
came to the rescue, as it
usually does. But read what
she, herself, says:

al wish to announce what Duffy's
Pure Malt Whiskey has done for me-
Some time ago had very bad attack
of dysentery that lasted two months. 1
went to my doctor and he gave me pow
ders and medicine. but it did me no
good as grew weaker and weaker
made me think / was getting consump-
ton of the bowels. ! had tried the best
of brandies with no result. but good luck
wanted il that my eyes fell on Duffy
Pure Malt Whiskey ad in the evening
r,nrcr L Innlred crrcr IL Carefully and
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-05
Duffv's Pure Malt Whiskey

is
paatzb
fndn
Recognized family medicine everywhere
Dufys Pure Malt A%<a
and dealers 81 90 large bot
sndd
Duffy Malt Whiskey Co, Rocieste, ny. ePts
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SUPREME COURT NEW YORK COUNTY
men OF the Church 90 tAe incarnation Of
the city of New York. plain II. ,sainst
Leah tohn and offices. iei"tt4ris IL
pursuance of judgment - foreclosure and
entitled action and learing date Tho ,2ud
day Of October. 1913. l. the auiersiEued
th r re,erre IN Sa'i "a s'.c,1i named VIII
se,, az G1s' sH,,,S9n AZ ~, t.Seanse sa,,s
borough Of Mani attain, Clty OF Npw York
on the Sth dD % AprI, liza. 1T ~ O'Clock
noon on that day, - .f,s,ph = pay. euo-
tioneer. the promises directed hv ss'I fuag
follows
ALI. tina, certain lot. ...c. or parcel Of
land with the building as lmprot .inents
iheren9n eres,edg s,'n2ie yi"r .nt h,lrr In
New York N the county pnt state II Nov
York bounded ant ues .rib"i "a 70 ows
HEGlNNINI ~ e point "n ihs uorth,riy
side of on" hundred and nts' street, IT'S
ne nofiheIs'rrN H''r"r ~ Second Avenus
and one hundred AMI tr.t Stferi. running
thence eus'"rN. d.',F no rnrtherly -ils
81 one hundred snt '' sirse' twcuiy.
WIN Second Av~n.s, Que hundref 200,
tset eleven tll1 lnohrs. more ~ ess go N,
centre line of the block th-nre westerly
parallel win one hund-ri ana nrs' street
parallel with Second Avenue, ana part ~
hundred ,IoOD foo, ai-von III inches 20 IN.
point or e.nce 81 G,"s,Griog
u,nRtso>N frrGfIi ip'r1r TNhH(ETfh h ,,.1,.
for platinum - va Stte.t Borough Of
ManhHusn. CITY - New York
ety. 20 he solh The stree; number IL si1
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-07
NORFOLK RACING RESULTS.

49, Raco-.Four furlongs; commonada;;
~ 'NiroD, 10 8. won, Jesse Jr., III
. 'r''t tu", 10 3, second, Category, Jos
NV ROM, to 2; third Time ot9 -
Weiss. Gen. villa. Ethan Allen and star
''fHl alto ran.
Second Race-Five and a half furlongs:
NFa.i.o. lO3 u.indsayJ, 4 TO /. won. Dia-
."nd IIuster, 80 (Watts). TO ], second !:
80 larson, 100 CMurphy), even. third.
a. mo. 40. Miss Christie. Planuda. lone.
l' 'nN, Irenta Soldi. GTcenway Boy, Moore
wei and caraquet also ran,
- .lil Race--Six furlongs; Striker, l0s
IhFgtru, 10 10. won. The Busybody.
~, 'Li'H"tO, even second; Rolling stone.
80 " tldfuni, even, third. Time, l:lt 20.
Mdcbpugall, Howard LegOv. Cannock,
''1l1. Fiask. Corncracker and First Tromp
So ran
,,rplr'h Race Seven furlongs; Joe Finn.
~ ,Mrraggsrp, to s. won. ToddlLng 1893
~ HIrrsl to I, second Little Ep, 1903
.'hFhu, TO |, third. Time. ;2s Frog.
.t'Ioek Holmes. Bobby Cook, HAssop, be :
nee ana Stare also ran. Stare finished
"ii, tui Was disqualified for foul
,ol ~ haee-SeVen furiongsi Miss vslma,
1'' MURPHY, to 9, won; Brush, 100 Me-
rs fi', TO 3, second; Golden Castle, loi
,"niW, 10 !, third. Time. l,2s 40.
n"'n Belle Terre. Mollie Riohards, The
,4i''ss regards, Mazurka. Earl OF Rich
.'. ftotagoris and Martin Amorous
S''h Hnoe-Ono and one-siNteenth miles;
ON" = even, won: Iriah Kid. TO 9. SEQ
~ Lady Rankin. to 3. third. Time.
~ NcrNic.nce. Jim Correy. Ragnan, Port
~"htion and Deborah also ran.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-07
Boys High
WHITNEY OFFERS HIS TRACK.
Wheatley Hills Racecourse to Re
scene OF One Day Meeting.

The private racecourse at wheatley
Hills. built by William C. Whitney and
continued by Harry Payne Whitney, will
be utilized for the first time as public
racetrack fof the spring meeting of the
Meadow Brook Steeplechase Association
on May 2. No admission will be charged
and Mr. Whitney will entertain the farm
ers from the surrounding country.
Events OF many years standing will be
on the programme. Among these are the
Rats Cup for hunters, at two miles and
a half over the brush course the Stew
ards Open Steeplechase, at two miles over
the brush course the twenty-first run
ming of the Meadow Brook Cup for hunt
ers. at about three miles over post
and rail course. and the Richard Peters
Challenge Cup. for three-year- ,,lds and
upward that have not won a race under
the rules of the Jockey Club within six
months prior to the closing OF the en-
tries.
With the exception OF the Stewards
Open Steeplechase. all races will be con-
fined to gentlemen riders. All race. will
he handicap. with the exception OF the
Meadow Brook Hunt Cup. which is a con-
dition race, with the weights high enough
to Kermit gentlemen to ride.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-07

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. NEW
Ris. Plaintiff. against MICHAEL II REIDY
Msrrsret searle Mary Plunke,t and others
Defendants
In pursuance Of Judgment Of foreclosure
and sale. duly made and entered in the above
entr!ed action and bearing date the 18th day
OF March; 1914 l. the undersigned. the Ref
eree IN said Judgment named. will sell at pub.
lie auction at the Exchange Salesroon No
l4.is Vesey Street. m the BOROUGH of Man.
haitian. City OF New York on the FIST day OF
April. 1874 at I? o'clock noon on that day nv
scribed a. follows: "' '''' '''' '
ALL that piece or parcel Of land situate.
CITY OF New York bounded and ,inscri bed a.
follows: BEGINNING at a pont on the
outherly side OF One Hundred and Seventeenth
.lihl street. distant three hundred and hfv
four $3.50 feet and eleven IN inches east eriy
from the corner formed by the intersection OF
the Easterly side of Avenue A or Pleasant
Avenue with said southcrlS side OF One Hun.
dred and Seventeenth Glith Street. running
thence sOtTHERLY and parallel with said
Avenue or Pleasant Avenue and for "A nor
non OF the distance through n party wall one
hundred 900 feet and ten 90, inche. 70 the
! and parallel with said street eighteen ~, f.ct
ard one and three eigh,hs llS) inches: thence
MONTERREY and parallel with said Avenue
the said side OF said street: and thence WEST
ERLY along the same eighteen GN fec, and
one and three eighihs ~ inches to the point
or place OF beginning
Dated New York March eS 1911.
- NICHOLAS A DONSELLY Referee
HENRY LEWIS MORRIS Attorney FOR Plain.
tin Office and Post ONCE Address r. Lib
erty Street Borough of Manhattan City ~
New York
The following il a acram Of tho property 20
he sold us street Number - $50 East mn
street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-07
East Nth ST

Centr. Line OF Block
Inc approximate amount Of the lien or
'hHse To satisfy which the above Cc-cr1 bed
property - -old Three thousand nine hun.
ureu anu four ~ l'p Dollars 49, p4 49, with IN.
terS thereon from the 2ith Gay OF February
l"f together with the costs ana allowances
amouIiins TO Two hundred and eighty tx
l5.IS Dollars tS-so To- with interest from Mar, IN
l., 4elt, together with the expenses OF the
sale The Approximate amount of tho taAr-
assessments ana water rates. or other lens
which are TO be allowed to The purchaser out
OF the purchase money, or pad 10y the kri
cree, 10 Three hundred and eighty four 0sIo0
Dollars ,s3si go and interest
The premises Will be sold subject to the
dimensions thereof being more or less ana
subject also to any state of fats which an
accurate survey may show.
Dated New Work. March 10. i"'t
NICHOLAS 4. DONNELLY. Referee
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fOREtIOslRE SALES.


.srpREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW
YORK Harlem savings Bank, pislni II.
9siins' Elizabeth h Lsrkin and others, de.
Pendants.
In pursuance OF a Judsmcp, Of foreclosure
ana sale. duly made and entered In the
above entitled action, and bearing date the
18th day OF tune. 1919 l. the underslgI. ed.
me referee In said judgment named, VII sell
by pne.>' auction, a. ihe E,rhahss SALE
borough 81 Manhattan. City of New York.
ON the On gay 81 April lSlt' a. z o'e.ork
t'neeT, the premises directed by sail tuir-
men, 10 be s1.d. and therein described AS
Az that certain lot. piece or parce q
,.ui. situate wing and hoins ~ tho rwrf'h
sra o! the t,ty 81 New York bounded and
besinnins At the sopthves'erly corner Of
Hunarei and Thiriieth ,l5othl street, run
nins thene' Mest"g1, nl'ns me sontherly
feet; thence souihrr,y on a line parallel
- Amr'rrIHu Avenue. 'i'v-onp thlI foot,
the distance Of twenty four 'an feet ele,en
a,onr saii parable, line. for'l three ,'s} f-et
o. N'H-t~..,H. NNr'l" thence Uofih"rly
along The we;'e.y. ste q .aii Ayegu",
twenty !pAr "a 'r"t ard eleven 'lO tu,h,s
to the point o. hes lunns
EN,eptlUs 'hefrirom triangular p'"r.
Ayenue in line parallel Win ,5o,h s,rSei
parallel with iiaih street TOM - trr,.
north westerly Me- u gore # and Of Mary
W, W., an, AK Tenn itiI distani se'GG ~.
r9rth"ns,er,', along ne. northwrsGriy I'M"
81 salt gore, Of s,id Whe.an AM Lazy %
iced recorded IA y y co. T.. ii-i ios
Dated o HfT fGT@ , MnTrS }tGi i' hafcr..
rpwAEp : cLpIScl', A,,o,ynsy f"5 Plaintiff
Tho following Is diagram nf the prop
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-07
NEW YORK A. G. PENCERS'
CAPTURESALTUS TROPHY
Beat Fcncers Club in Finals
Of Duelling Sword
Competition.

The New York Athletic Club dueltng
swords team earned the right to hold the
saltus cup for a year and won the
night by defeating the Fencers Club IN
the nnal round Of the tourney at the
Fencers Club. The winners eliminated
the New York Turn Verein ana the run
ners up vanqulshed the Boston Athletic
Association team in the preliminary
round The summaries:
PRELIAIkARY ROUND.
Fencers club OF New York vs. Boston
4. A.-neorse Breed. Yenesrs club. asfes tod
o u. Mclaughlin. and y. $. Curtis. Bostoa
Boston ' 'fs'a sser ., r.ns w A eisS
defeated =. g Curtis Boston A. A., was de,
ssasSu. y xin Me- SsLss sS,ss iSseA sms
LCush,in: was defeated BY Alter ana scored
won i. lost q Cairns won 1. lost 2 Boston
io.is y.ncsis Club a.ississ Boston s AZ 4.
is.,S ClubMH. Van Blyjsnburgh; New Yorh
yersin pr, ) =: disnoux. New Yo.K. Ath:
i ess Sd .o sisau ,Ssss .%s
. xSit wa. An a:ss.ss ip s. S ss. Ssss
York Athletic Club. Won BIyJenbureh won
- lost 9; Gignoux won 4. lost z; Bowman
lost 2; Bsnxenb,irs won !, lost 4: steaus:
lost 2: New Work Athietic Club defeated
New York Turn yerein. 81.
FINAL ROUND.
New York Athletic Club vs.. Fencers' club
Of New York--Bo~msn. New York Athletic
Fencers Club; Van B,yJenbursh defe ated
Breed and was defeated by Myers; tiignoux
defeated Cairns and was defeated by Myers
and Breed. Totals: New York Athletic
club, Bowman Won ., lost o; Van Biyjcn-
Fencers Club. Myers won :. lost j: Breed
won J. lost Q; Cairns lost 2. New York Ath-
letfc Club defeated Fsncers Club. 6--3
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FORECLOSURE SALES.


:. SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
plsintin.. sgains, Sarah b. Ipfeld and
In pursuance OF a Judgment Of foreclosure
and sale. duly made and entered IN the
above entitled action. bearing date the 25th
dsy OF March; isi., l. the underslgned. ~
public auction at the Exchange Sales Room,
Manhattan, CITY Of New YORK, on the 2ist
that day. by Joseph p nay, auction.er. the
premises directed by said Judgment to he
sold and therein described ss follows
land with the saan psi' I asrs %
the Borough OF Manhattan. Of tho city Of
Cew York. in the County and state Of New
York bounded and described as follows:
BEGINNING at point on the northerlv
side Of i2bth Street. distant one hundred
and seventy-hvc feet eas,erly from the cor
erly side Of i25th Street with the easteriy
eide Of the Boulevard or Public Drive Nor-
merry nth Avenue as widencd), running
lie Drive or Boulevard, ninety-nine feet
eleven inches TO the centre line Of the block:
thence easterIy along the same. twenty-five
ana TT,ser p"tas WIN as
party wall ninety-nine feet eleven inches
70 the nor,hery side OF i:5th street, aud
thence westerly along the same, twenty-five
Said premises being 't now S 0f Known by tn.
street Number bt3 West i25th Street.
Dated N.w York: March 2ist ieit
SYDNEY II HERaMHNc' 4,,or 1mS' ,cr Plain.
TINS, IS Nassau street. borough os
Manhstten. city Of New York.
The foltowingis d,asta,n OF the prcr.
street number being $40 West 18TH street:
Il b bfs''9T rs.
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AND MATHEWS ANGRY.
Hummer and President OF Long ISL
and A. &. Would Quit Rew,meut.

break in the ranks of the Thirteenth
regiment Is promised by the withdra val
from active competition Of Willie Kramer,
one or the best distance runners Of to-
DAY. Kramer has been member OF the
Thirteenth Regiment for six years and
Always has been regarded as a model
soldier. He Ia member OF the Long
island A. G, OF which George p. Mathews,
another Thirteenth man, Ia president.
Mathews turned In his application for a
discharge after the decision Of the mill
tary hike. where ne entered a protest that
was dlsregarded.
Kramer was entered to run In special
race last Saturday in which he was sd-
vertised to break the record for two
miles. On the night before this race there
was review and Kramer as a member
OF the Fifth Company was scheduled to
take part. The athlete put II up to Capt
McI.eer that he should not be asked to
do much In the way OF drilling before such
an important race. The Captain insisted
on the performance OF military duty and
Kramer complied, but his application for a
discharge followed.