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The Alaska daily empire., 1914-06-25
crous Bay Lode.

Beginning at Corner No. whence U.S.L.M. No. bears N 75' 22 w. 7465.l6 1t. distant; thence N. 3S' 0S' B. to Corner No. 2: thence 47' 26' E. l492.20 1t. to Corner No. 3; thence S8' 0S' w. 3S5 1t. to Corner No. 4; thence N. S5' 39' W. 152 1t to Corner No. 5; thence N. 43' 59' W. 352.7o it. to Corner No. 6; thence N. 6S' or W. 10S.70 1t. to Corner No. q; thence N. 20' 1s' W. 94.70 it. to Corner No. 8; thence N. 57' 39' W. 29l.5e 1t. to Corner No. g; thence N. 4O' Ie' W. 257.70 1t. to Corner No. 10; thence N. 46' 2S' W. 265.90 it. to Corner No. 1, the place of beginning. Contain ing an area of 14.s03 acres. Va rIatlon at all corners 3I' 45' B.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-06-25

That Butte situation is one that will test the capacity of the laboring class of that city to manage their own af- fairs. The war that is in progress there is between factions of the min CTS. and the local government is in the hands of Socialists.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-06-25

a little thing" The Republicans of the Taft administration admitted that we built the Panama canal upon stolen land. They only disagreed with Co., lombia as to the value of the stolen article. They thought 1t such little thing"
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-06-25
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 FOR RENT--Suite of two rooms, suitable for two men, close ln, steam heat. bath. phone S14. s-1s-tf.
 FOX RENT v Unrurnisned four rooms and bath-Pettit C Harvey. If
 FOR RENT = New, clean, neatl' furnlshe l rooms opposite I. Goldstein's store. s.s,tf
 For Sale-WIIl sen, to right party, "The Chocolate shop" with good lease, also one of my ponies. cart and harness. Jsxon. 6-22-St. -FUUND-Ladies gold watch, In Qulre Geddes & McKanna. and pay charges, 6.16.tt.
 A clean. well.pres1ed suit is busi- uess asset. Try Shearer 6 Torvinen, l2S Front st.. pone PAP. e-12-1m. MINING APPLICATION NO. o16i2. Inlted States Land Office, Juneau, AL
 aSka, May tA tst4.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-06
POLO PRACTICE TO Be
BEGUN FIRST OF APRIL
Plans Completed for Workouts
at LakewOOd-MOvc Later
to Long Island.

Plans for the practice which will sart
the polo season In view OF the interna-
tional match were completed yesterday.
Westchestcr cup realize that every EFFORT
must BE- made ~ prevent the return OF the
trophy TO England. In general way the
same methods that obtained last year Will
be followed
II has been determined to start preliri.
nary practice at Lakewood on Wednes-
day. April |. and all the available play
nrs will be gathered to take rart In the
matches The selection Of the team will
depend entirely IN the quality Of the work
done by the players IN these skirmisncs.
The season At Lakewood will last for three
weeks or n month and after that period
a move will be made to Long Island. with
the Meadow Brock grounds the leading
place for preparation.
Nearly all the men invited 20 the prac-
ticc are well known In this district. the
only exception being II. X. Castle of the
Hawaiian Polo Club. who Il now in the
Fast Castle IL rated az aNc goals by the
Polo Association committee ard is likely
to improve when 3. M. tho opportunity
Of crossing mairts with the experts Of
This district Tie other rrSn asked to
play I'm the prelinl naries arc Lawrence
Waterbury. !. NJ. Waterbury. pev-reuS
Mllburn. Harry Payne wh'tr,r. = xnall
+. Keene. Reno LA Montague. X. l..
Agassiz, Joshua Crane. Malcolm steven
son. G. c. Rumsev j. :. phipps. II. e.
Phipps. Louis T. Stoddard. Perry Beadlcs-
ton and i. $. Won S,ade
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-06
TRYING TO GET CYCLING PLUM
Floyd Mcfarland and Frank NihIou
seek worlds Title Meet.

NEWARK. Feb. Information received
in this city from Floyd Mcfarland, the
cycle racing manager. who is now in Paris
10 TO the effect that he and Frank Million
the Newark promoter. are trying hard to
land the worlds championship cycling
meet for the Newark Nelodrome this sum
mer The Union Cyclists Irternationa.e
the governing body. is to hold meeting
next Wednesday at which the question
will be definitely decided. and the two
Americans At. prepared to go before the
delegates and present the claims Of this
country for the important meeting.
Million and Mcfarland are handicapped
a. the outset by reason of the fact that the
union at d previous session practically has
assured the champion shin meet TO Denmark
but Mcfarland thinks there Is chance OF
having the change made. In lal2 tn.
worlds championships were conducted at
the velodrome and last year the meeting
went to Berlin. The Danes have CON
Quoted the meetings three times in the !as,
twenty-five years while the ttular meet
ing has been held In the United States
only once during that period.
Mcfarland. according 10 the same adj
vices. has signed the most talented OF the
European cyclists to ride in this country
next summer, the number including Walter
Rutt Hour.cr, Edmund Jacauein. Leon
Didier. Moretti, Verri, Polledri. Perch!cot
and Poulaln.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-06
JUAREZ RACING RESULTS.

r.r.' Race--one mile-.Amon. ~ gross, :
20 p won: Zenotek. 1913 tClaVer)' q 70 l.
50 oua. Mystic BOY, s6 (Collinsl. 70 L.
h.r4 Time l;iOl-b Hester AhoanY,e'
EGii, Nntt, !, Solan. shawnee Great ~.
lu1e Delicious. Gold Dust and rope 90
asp ran ,
se,oul Rsce-Flve and half furIongs-
Bitta no DRYER to l. won BIG i.uman6,
lsp ,Clavarp 2 10 2, second super NV
.ForGl ! TO T. third Time, LOO. Ds's,oi'
Ps'r."k : , Santaneca, Dago Mike anu p"'
hl!I Lane alsu ran. ,,,, IN.
THRU Kau.-Ona mile Helen Hawkins io'
'Ca.srl, b 80 !, won; Eye white, no tMott
: - F. second quick Trip III ,Mentry,
On -. h.rt TINE, t'iO - ban unuas
No qpartet. old Gotch and Tom Chapman
a'sr rtu
F.u,u Race--Grande Hamdicap, six FUR
lour-- Dorothy Dean. l06 tTaylor)' 10 D.
Won. Beil- Of Bryn Mawr. los ,tfoss,
: - &c., second, General Marchmon' ,o'
Xsf... . to .. third. Time, l;l2 2-s, "
Henry, Christophine and Gordon HusSe'
t.sp an.
rim Race-Five and n half furionss-
Biz Man 81 ,Mott. & TO !, won: Eumono
Adam los Carter, to 10, second: HsrPss
y, DIayerD even. third. Time 10Y D
Dominica, Rosemary, orimar Lad and Orange
h'ossnU4 also ran, .,.
..Syu Rsce--One mi. Black Eyed susan
- ,f.SlorJ, . to /, won; Sea Gun io'
NarhtNpi, TO 2, second; Burnt Csndle
,pp 'Glsyer, out, third. Time i'osa- y
Ch.le Ben also ran.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-06
CHARLESTON RACING RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-six furlonss-steliata. io3
,Turn.r,, : TO :. second; Caraque,. 80
sa n3dIs OF Rag. S.ros s1 yelichsn Laird o
Erkcaldy. Athletic Girl, lone, Baby sister
The Hermit, and smiling Face also ran:
SECOND PACE--SiS furlongs-Seml
olAver. i.5 TicketJ, to 10. won; Castara,
70, Sumter, 3 to l, second: Roger bordon'
IL Wolf. to 3. third. Time, l'le go
F.srthstone La Grange, Wills Ada, Ger
rard and Tomhoy also ran.
THIRD RAcE-Six furlonrs-Frank Hud
sou, i0s 6AcTaggsrt, 20 10 won; fone,'
Bradley 10 tRlghtmireJ to D. second
loan shark lG4 ,Smyth', even third Ilme'
i;lI 81. Toddling, Flying Footsteps amer
tcus Armor and Harcourt also ran,
FOURTH RACE-Six furlongs-Chartief,
To- Hanover, to I. won surPrishs. ~ .
tRishtmirel. to 2 second Ancon Nv
tKeogh) 3 TO g third. Time l:iA ~
Loretta Dryer. Gordon Sleeth, Caush al,,.
spohn Incidence. Fathom and l.. IL. Ada'r
also ran $500 ,
FIFTH RACE---One mie-Biilie Baker
lot tF-aschl, to !, won. DR.. jackson, II
iMcTaggartI to 2. second; Judge Monck'
10 Turner 20 2. third Time. 1913 30
Malta Tom hancock. Henry Hutenisoh,.
Woes Jim Carrsy, Hans Creek ana be'"'
SIXTH RAcE.--One mile and twenty yards
Earl OF snyuy. l0s iBurlingame), 70 u
won Dick Deadwood, OF tMcCahey), 20 =
- 6nd. Mollie :, l0I tObert, 10 :, tnlru
Time lit2-5, col Ashmeade Soinen
Treasure. over the Sands. sherlock Hoiihe'
end Brando also ran.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-06
RONHCHNauRR AAIEa


yS SHHRFR CREME coTTRT' COUNT OF NEw
seains, sARAH FhlE AMNS" ., s a.. 81.
S a ndv. sale duly made and entered N TIE
fl{ q he sss'y ..s III Tn; SnS5
a. &os i aaif''1 1e:a a. 'hs E';ShAIs:
an 'Ss 81 M Ia. clty of New yorH
e;clsck noon on tia, ' day. ey JSSsspMM y
IA ,. Manc,ioneer the premises directed BY
scribed as follows; VIZ NV
Al. that certain lot, piece or parcel Of
Of I'd M,, ala,,ta Ciiy o. New YORK SOUNDED
SIDE Of West SSH s,pen Iii he H oos hn
bred eighty three Gssi feet four IS ,neSss
erection q me easteriy side Of Ams,e er
ATssl' rS w,;s the ;0: .ss ,d Of @
MEME. tysnas and FOR part Q, the IistSnr.
eight and one half tsisJ inches 20 The centre
Inc s 81 ihs s. block ,hene: EAsTERIY alonr
again parallel with the es.,srlY sid. S ~ An y
dred 600, feet, eish, and cne.hsii tsH,
and nei ,hene. wEsTF s,de a Gs ssh stree,
! northeriy side OF Ssth Street. sixteen ,isi
n 1sset, two 90 inches 20 the point or place
SAID premises being now known hy me
street Number ia formerly IT'D west ssth
street.
BEING THE SAME PREMISES which
we're conveyed by Jennie Friedman, wife OF
Florlan Friedman. TO Sarah Friedman. wife
OF Henry G. Friedman. by deed dated Jana
/ airy ith, 1897. and recorded January 4. 1872
" the ONCE Of the Register of the County
| Of New York in IAeer SO, Section !. OF con.
Neyances at page IFS
Subject to covenants against nuisa nc -
and "a to buildings In 40 Tar tho same
may still he operative.
B Dated. New York. January 80. 1914
, . JAMES A. FARRELL Referee
! BENJAMIN r. EDsALi. Attorney for Plain.
TN. IS Nassau Street. Manhattan, New
Z York city, Y.
The following IN diagram OF the property
/ to be sold. Its street No is i79, formerly
. III, West hsth Street
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NEW YORK sCPkEME COURT County
FoksCH, as Executors Of the Last WIN
decd. plaintiffs, against SACsE REALTY
COMPANY ct al, Defendants. In pursuance
of Judgment Of foreclosure and sale duly
ticn and bearing date the 10Th day OF Janu-
AIRY. 1914, !. the underslsned. the Referee
In said judgment named. VIII sea az puelis
ssoc'ioT. az the Exshsnss sal.srSom SOC
Of February. 1914 a. II o'clock noon on that
premise, dir.etsd 'Ss 81 -s,3 iadsm. %Tf to Sc
sold and therein described as follows: ALI.
that certain lot piece or parcel Of aud w!:h
the building ana Improvements thereon
/ Borough OF Manhsttan. city. county and
state OF New. York, and bounded and de.
on the southerly side Of Ninety sixth street
commencing two hundred ana twenty nve
/ t?:5) feet west from the corner formed by the
4, intersection Of the southeriy sid. Of Sinsty
n% W;h WEN, End ne avenSs oms sRs
dred 900 feet eight nnd one-hait H,,'
/ SIKH street forty-nnc 90 fee eisH' -,
! inches. thence northerly and again psrail.,
s!ih West End Avenue ana var, Of 'hs
to the s5n,hefiiyS side OF \i'net,. -'>.a s..sct
OF Ninety siS.h stree. forty-ouc .4r f-et
eight 80 inches 30 no point r...H -
eeTinnins being n. premise know hy the
sAFFonp 4 SRuMMEy n~fe.4.
sol. koHN AitorneN '?r ~ t,1'ir
-os brondway Borough OF Manhattan
The 70 lowing Is diagram n ne p-cp.rty
70 be sold. 10 street number rs ego west
| S6th street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-06
BALTUSROL TO ACT AS HOST.
Asks for June Dates for Holding
Bix Invitation Golf Tourney.

A new invitation tournament and one
that will be most welcome to golfers In
the metropolitan district will be held IN
ell probability during the coming season
The Baltusiol Golf Club at present is
considering plans for an invitation
Journey. and Frederick II. Thomas. the
secretary Of tho Metropolitan Golf As
ISOLATION. has been asked to reserve
Thursday. Friday and Saturday, June 20,
20 and -. for Baltusrol.
The dates requested do not conflict with
any other event and have been set aside
BY Mr.. Thomas and will be held open
until the matter 10 decided definitely by
tho BaltusrCl club.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-06
is' q
West ssth 81.

West ssth -.
The approximate amount Of the lien -
charge, to satisfy which the above described
property IL 70 be sold. IL Fifteen thousand
seven hundred twenty seven and 09-i0o
(flb.T21.0 sJ Dollars, with Interest thereon
from the 18th day OF January. 1914 to-
gether with the costs and allowance amount
Ing 20 Three hundred and twenty seven and
1900 os321lyl Dollars. with interest from
January 27th. 1914, together with the
penses OF the sale. The approximate amount
OF tho taxes assessments and water rates.
or other liens, which are to be allowed 70
the purchaser out Of the purchase money OF
paid by the Referee, Ia r i've hundred sne
eighty and +o-loo V5so.to) Dollars ana
Interest.
Dated. New York January 30. 1910
LANES A FARRELL. Referee.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-06
Hay Ridge Bndly beaten.

Inc Ray Ridge High school was an easy
Vlctlm Yesterday for the swimming team
OF roy REP at the Fourth Avenue Baths.
BruoNIyn. Poly was scheduled originally
to meet the Manual Training amphibans
Tor the deciding of the brooklyn cham
pIonshlp The Marualites failed To- put
IN an appearance, however. ~ the coach
or the Bay Ridge school proposed IA dual
meet. IL was Bay Ridges first appear
.n'e III dual meet with the result OF its
being defeated. The score was SIS to
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-06
mn Herring No small Fish.

More data received concerning William
Herring. the young pitcher who will be
taken South by the Giants for n trial,
SHOW William to he considerable Of a
person. He Is feet 3 inches tall and
weighs $50 pounds. For a while he was
with Elmira In the New York State
League In. game against the Baldwin.
l.. l.. team, In which he was pitching for
rre.h"rt' Herrine did not allow n hit for
Twelve innings although Baldwin won In
the fourteenth on errors. He struck out
twenty men in the fourteen innings. As
nigh school pitcher in 1912 he shut out
six opposn teams
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-06
sVRROGATES' NOTICES.

HAYDEN, CATHARINE--In pursuance Of
an order OF Hon. Robert Ludlow Fowler u
Surrogate OF the County Of New York, notice
Is hereby given to all persons having claims
against Catharine Hayden. late NJ the County
Of New York. deceased 10 present the sam.
with vouchers thereof to the subscriber at
his place Of transacting business, No, S2S
Fifth Avenue. Borough Of Manhattan New
York city on or before the LIST day OF Au.
gust next. nated New York the 1ith day Of
january. lel<- JAMES ALEXANDER HAY
DEN Execu y. FRANK I. HALL. Attorney
for Executor, 30 Broad Street Manhattan.
New York CITY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-06

IN THE pISTRirr COURT or THE
UNITED STATES FOR PORTO RICO
W,lgh & Company. complHiuBnls, vs.. Contra,
San CiistohaL Defendant y" $40 EQUITY
TO ALI. CREDITORS or THE ABOVE DE
PENDANT COMPANY.
Sottre Is hereby given thar by an order o.
court made and entered on the END lay o.
December, 1913. YOU are redurcd 70 present
10 the clerk Of this Court within the period
OF thirty days from tn" expiration % this
advert sem-nt IN due form ana under oath
an, claim or evidence OF Indebtedness which
YOU may hold against said defendant com
pany This Advertisement 10 continue for
thirty days from rs nrst publication. A..
claims Of indsbtedu"ts oi the said company
which shall not have been fed With the
clert sioresa!d ~ accordance with this
notice. shall h- deemed barre! from any
parti,,tgtluu In the assets IN thu hands Of
Inc Receiver ~ the case, subject however.
10 the power OF the court which If expressly
rssp rvad 20 make any other further order a.
Il may deem equitable "!'h r-.reo. 20 such
indc btedness
pate OF tirst publication. Ianusrv -. 1914
,Signedl ANTONIO AGUAYO,
Clerk U. District Court
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-06

SUPREME COURT. APPELLATE DIV
sion FIRST DEPARTMENT the matter
Of the aprii,a,!9n ~ MANHArTAN RAIL:
Ihre" commissioners 10 determine and report
whether additional tracks and facilities on
the Second Ay-nu" line o. route. OF It's oil.
haitian. In tho city o, New YORK az deter
mined by the Public service Commission
York ought 20 he constructed ptd operatei
Second Avenue additional Tracks auo
Facilities
PuRLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
that the luder signed. Frederick e Tanner
Harry " Forbes and Edward q. crowley.
having by an "rde- 81 me Ape" ,;e Di,i Sion
judicial department, entered IN ,hc sbot5
entitled proee"tins on the .3rd day Of
January, 1914, hearing aa'" the ism day
90 Jangary. 1874. been appointed rommis-
hearing, whether he additional track or
tracks amt facilities on the Second Ayenu.
psuys elevated railroads In the borough o,
Manhattan, IN The tiy of Ncw. l"rk as
@et'rm!ns Ti- BY H. rgeiG sGrySs Gommi,son
YORK. set forth IN tn" petition OF Manhattan
Railway company. presented TO the said
Appellate Division OF m" 2ist day OF 80
vsInher, 1914, ANA Med in the oinro of the
Clerk Of sHlt Court on tho sumo day ought
20 he eonstrusted ana operatra, - hereby
liii at 10 o'clock IN the forenoon OF that
DAY at the ONCE o' Frederick G. Tnnusr
place for the FIRST sitting, and that A. sIrh
sitting an! a. such adjoggrne4 ,,it',nss a,
persons Interested Ia the said mltter
Dated New H9tk lgrGsry M., lsitt,r
HARRY " FoRBEs,
JAMES T. rACKENhrSH, A'tn-ney Tor
way. Borough Of Manhattan. New York,
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East 5Sth 81.
The approximate emuGnt Of the lien or
charge, 20 satisfy which the above described
property is TO be sold. IL Thirty-flvc thou
sand six hundred seventy-sN and 3s-l00
N35.676.39) dollars with interest thereon
from the .jth DAY OF November 1913 to-
gether with the costs and allowance amount
Ing to Three hundred fty-four and 3o-lO0
tS5< 30, dollars, with interest from tho 26th
Of November, 1919. together with the ca
penses Of the sale, The approximate amount
of the taxes. assessments and water rates or
other liens which are 10 be allowed to the
purchaser out Of the purchase money. or paid
by the Referee, lie ss2s As and Interest.
Dated New York, January 2S 1914.
TOWNSEND MOnGAN RrfArea.
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The Approximate amount % the Ter
charge 20 satisfy which the sboS described
properly Is 20 be sold, j. Forty IA thousand
three hundred and furty.seveu 20 100 do.'s arr
U+6,3+1 So With interest therrCn from the
3lst day OF December. 1913 together WEN
costs ana allowance amounting 10 Three
hundred and seven,y-flve $4,000 dollar,
'f3T5.gtl with interes. from January ivtN
1914. tugc'h.' with n" EXPENSE OF the al
The approximate sinount of the taxes, as
sessinent' ana water rates or other liehf
which are 20 ne allowed 90 tho NVrch SCI
Nut ~ the purchase money. - psiG by the
Referee. Is seven hundred anu sixty au.
$4,000 dollars AMI Interest.
Dated, Nov YORK January isth 1910
SAEEnf}i, 4 tRI'MMFY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-06
Abel Kfviat to Defend Baxter Trophy
FISHER ANNOUNCES NUMBERS.
C"iumbis and Dartmouth Elves Are
TsEsrd for Game Tonight.

Coach Fisher of the Columbia basketball II
team announced yesterday the numbers Of
the men who will play In the second
Dartmouth Columbia intercollegiate game
tonight The numbers:
columbia Capt Meenan L. Benson, 2;
Lee 8; Wegener, 4. DwNer D. Smale
Reynolds. Bartholow. 4: Burghard, o.
dartmouth snow | Pclleticr, 9 brow
nell 3: Louders. 4. Winship 81 Young, s
Williams. - Rectors,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-06
KIVIAT NOW ABLE TO
DEFEND BAXTER CUP
Exonerated Runner will Be in
Bic Mile Race, This Time
in \. Y. A. e.. Games.
THREE BROTHERS IN CLUB
Bill. Louis and Frank Gordon
Form Gordon 4. E. to Enter
in Three Man Relay.

Abel r. Kiviat. who was exonerated by
eta -eris,ratjon committee on Wednesday
night now will have an opportunity to
defend the trophy for the Baxter mile
which he won at the Columbia University
games last winter. This fixture has been
n-ned over to the New York A. e. and
will be run in Madison square Garden on
February IL The competition Is likely
"a be the keenest ever held for the trophy
and will be OF an international character
There are seven entries for the event
which Is "A scratch contest, and one of
k,yIars most formidable opponents will
Ne Jack TAFT. the Canadian champion.
uedluud of Boston. who once made the
i,door record for a mile on the Garden
track. Is another entry, and the others
are W Anderson, W. Gordon, j. ONeil
and J. OConnor.
\ novel athletic club has been formed
for the purpose of competing In the med
lev relay race. which will bc one of the
features at the games to be held In the
Thirteenth Regiment Armory on the after
noon OF Llncolns Birthday. The new club is
composed of three brothers. William.
Louis and Frank Gordon. who have been
capturing most Of the middle distance
prizes In handicap races this winter.
uutll short time ago these men repre-
.ent.d the Hollywood Inn Club. but OF
late they have been running as unattached
The big clubs OF the metropolitan dis
trict have been trying TO corral these
promising men. but NO far none has sue
ceeded The race at the Thirteenth was
advertised as open to small clubs and IL
for three man team. one man 10 run
q mile. another @i0 yards ana the third
ESQ yards William Gordon asked the
management IL the Gordon family could
compete as members OF small club and
Immediately turned IN the entry OF the
Gordon A. c., which was accepted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-06
Gather sign. with Tigers.

DETROIT. Feb. 5-Del Gamer. hrst
bascman Of the Detroit Tigers. who has
been holding out for more salary. signed a
three year contract with President Navn
to-day. Gaircr is said to have turned
down a Federal League offer of $4,000
for the same period
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-06
INSTRUCTION.
FORECLOsURE sALEg,


SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
tee for HENRY BrRDES. deceased, Plain.
others Defendants.
In pursuance Of a Judgment Of foreclosure
ana sale, duly made and entered In ne
:5,h day OF December. 1918. I. the under
signed. the referee in said judgment named
sslesroom. No it-is v.r.y Street in the
Borough ~ Manhs,tan CITY Of New York on
noon on tina, day. by JOSEPH r. DAY. Auc-
tioneer. the premis,O directed by said JudE-
ment 10 be sold. and therein described as
all. ALL tina, 10, q land IN III. c,,y and
thereon, bounded and described as follows
sido OF Thirty eighth Stree, distant seventy.
nve fee, westerly from the intersection u
and the westerly side OF Lexington Avenue.
and running thence northeriy parallel with
inches to the centre line OF the block. thence
westerly along said line seventeen feet;
Avenue and part Of the way through party
Wall ninety eight feet nine inches 10 the
thence easierly along the northerly side oi
Thirty ,cishth street seventeen feet to The
Twenty three Eas, Thirty Eighth street, and
being those which were conveyed TO said
deed dated February isth 1907. and deliv-
cred simultaneously herewith; this mortgage
being given to secure a portion OF the con
sieration named In said deed
Subject 20 The covenants and restrictions
as 20 nui.snces and buildings which are
contained In deeds conveying the premises
recorded in the Office OF 'he Register oi
'he county Of New York IN r.iner ss7 OF
'crvevances. page t:s and Liber SIS OF
Conveyances. page IL. so far SAID cove
nsnts and restrictions are legally binding
upon the premises, and also suhiec. to any
, entertainments which an accurate survey OF
the premises may show.
Dated New York. January &c. I3ta
TOWNSEND MORGAN, Referee
EUGENE SMITH
Attnrnev for Plaintiff 80 Wall 81 " Y CIV
The following Is diagram Of the prop.
erty TO be sold; its street Number is 1873 Eas,
ss,h ST.: