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New-York tribune., 1915-03-17
DUNDEE OUTPOINTS
FRANKIE CALLAHAN
Italian Boxer Captures
Bout That Is Light
ming Fast.

Johnny Dundee, the little Italian
lightweight. who has met all the best
men of his weight in this country, had
a slight advantage over frankie Gala
han, recent conqueror of Joe Rivers,
in a lightning fast ten-round bout at
the Broadway Sporting Club, Of Brook
lyn, last night.
Dundee shot over his punches so fast
that he usually beat Callahan to II by
the fraction of second, and his loot
work was treat TO watch, as ne
weaved in and out OF the furious mix
ing. .. ru
Callahan was always waiting for the
chance, 10 slip over decisive punch
but his opponents jumping jack tao
tics baffled him, and the opportune mo-
ment never came. Several times tne
men stood toe to toe in the centre OF
Inc ring and traded punches, with
neither having any advantage at TINS
style of boxing.
A crowd that tested the capacity Of
the clubhouse was on hand when -he
main bout began. As soon as they had
shaken hands, Dundee began his whirl-
wind tactics. slipping in and out and
picking oc many CT Callahan's heaviest
blows before they got fairly started
When in close, however, Callahan
shot home many jarrlng blows TO head
and stomach, and Dundee was forced
TO his fastest pace 10 gain the honors.
Many expected to see the little Italian
falter after the fifth round, as re-
suit Of the terrific speed with which
he fought. Johnny seemed to be on
steel springs, however, and never let
up in mis- aggressive campaign.
The last round saw the man going at
top pace, with the blows coming 80
swiftly IL was difficult to follow them.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-17
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY or NEW
York Mary Bussing, Plaintiff, against
EVeleen Deu!son Weddle. Individually
and as Executrlx. &c. and another De-
PENDANTS
In pursuance Of a judgment OF tors-
closure and sale. duly made and sn'ered
IN the sbove-entitled action and bearing
dat, the 26th day OF February. 1913. !. tbs
named viii sell at public auction. at tho
Exchange Salesroom. No. 1913 Vesey
street IN the Borough OF Manhattan city
Of New York. on the 24th day Of March.
1915. al ~ O'Clock noon on that day. ~
Joseph T.. Day. Auotioneer. the premise,
directed by said Judgment 10 be sold. ana
therein described as follows.
All that certain lot. piece or parcel ot
land with the building and improvements
thereon erected. situate. lying and bein.
in the Borough OF Manhattan. OF the City
Of New York. Ia the County and State oc
New York bourded and described as fol-
lows
BEGTNNING ~ point on the northsrlr
side OF Lispenard Street distant twenty
feet easterly from the corner formed bY
the intersection OF tho northerly side %
IIspeuard street with the essterly side -
West Broadway. thence running nOrthsrU
parallel With West Broadway part o, the
distance through a party wall. seventy
i've feet, thence easterly parallel With Lis
erly parallel with West Broadway and
part OF the distance through q party wall
seventy feet 20 the nOrtherly side Of
Lispenard Street. thence westerly along
the same twenty feet 10 the point or place
OF beginning.
Dated. New York March 2nd. 1913
JOSEPH ROWAN Referee
STITT d PHILLIPS Attorneys for
PLAINTIFF. No ll3 Fulton Street. B0r.
ouRh - Manhattan. New York city
The following Is q diagram Of the prop
erty 20 be sold It's street number 10 LIZ
peu@rd street.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-17

NEW YORK SUPREME 'oURT. NEW
York Countv.-Hedwig Carlson. also
known as Hattle Carlsen. Plaintiff, against
August Carlsen Defendant Trial desired
in the County Of New York Action 10
annul marriage
To the above FAMED Defendant. You
are hereby summoned 20 answer the COM
platnt In this action. and to serve
coDy Of your answer on the plaintiffs
attorney within twenty days after the SER
vice Of this summons exclusive ot the day
of service. and IN case 81 your failure %
appear. or answer Judgment will be taken
against you by default. Tor the relief de-
yuanded IN the complaint
Dated New York February 18th. 1878.
WILLIAM c.. SAUMFNTCHT
Attorney Tor Plaintiff. once & Post Ofics
Address 239 Broadway. Manhattan. New
york city
To August Carisen. the above-namei De-
reudant. The foregoing summons is served
upon you by publication. pursuant 20 an
order OF Hon Alfred Y. Page a Justice %
The Supreme Court of the state OF New
york. dated the 18th day OF February,
1915 and hled with he summons and
complaint IN this action. IN the once OF
The Clerk OF the County OF New York az
the County Court House IN the Borough OF
Manhattan. CITY and state OF New YORK.
Dated New York February 10Th. 1915.
WILLIAM G SACMFNICHT
Attorney FOR Plaintiff Once & Post Oros
Address. 239 Broadway Manhattan. Ne"
New-York tribune., 1915-03-17
KANIS AND H0L VICTORS
Win Trip to Coast by Showing
in Gymnastic Meet.

Franz Kanis, Of the National Turn
Vcrein, and Peter Hoi. representing the
Norwegian Turn Vere,a, we're selected
10 represent the East in the all-around
national gymnastlc contest at the ran
anna Pacific Exposition this summer, as
a result of the competition for the
metropolitan titles held at the New
York Turn Verein last night.
Kanis. who holds the national cham
pionship, deposed Hol as the metrOpoli-
attn title holder by the score OF 33OfI
points to 3O5 35-lO0. I. Ossey, OF the
West Side Young Mems Christian As
sociatiOn, was placed third, with Zslt2
points.
The point trophy was won by the
team from the National Turn Nerein
OF Newark, with p points. he largest
crowd that has ever attended com
petition Of this kind was on hand.
Three of the title holders defended
their championship.
The summaries follow:
Rope c.imUius-Wo by I. siebert. Grace A. e
T. L. Lelslg New York Turn terein. second. u.
Wi.Aams Nsuous Turn Eerein. third Tine.
Tiln6.ing-won by }. +. Dunn. New York A c.:
a points " A Iost Harlem Y. ~ {. n. shd
G. /. Becker Na.iOu. Turn NeIeln. lied for second
D'S.I clab "i'i .InsitsHTon by r. ". butcher. New
York A. {. win -oi2 points A. Wison. Sis S..,
Turn Nereiu. with % points second. II. D. ~. d
srci.ou iu.tsers Colege with "a points. third
Long horsc-Won BY + Kanis. National Turn
Vege.n +. Hol. Norwegian Turn Nefeln second
A Schc,t ein. Swiss Tuu Nereln. thr
Hod1outAl bsr-Nou by J. ksnls. NsiIoHsI Turn
Ne.c.l. vl,h >liz points. +. ho.. NIwtGlLn Turn
\ ere.u. win 80 points. second, u Leissuhg.
New Iore Turn vsrein. With n % ns .n,d d.
Parallel bars-Wou by T.. llg. Mo-" tsi:4 Iur4
Vtrcin. with S6 3j-lOD points. /. kuS. NHuui ~
rum Ierein. Win So. points. second. J Aiosc1-
ley Swiss Turn SeIeu with SID phhS. fd
stt, n1rse-Wou is O,sey Wess side y. NJ
{ A. win 81 pont, r. @ Asns. i,1ai Nan9g" Rrl.. Iqn
n,aI Turn Verein Hilh 10 points. tAi.d
Fldng riugs-won by Pau. Nauonh Turn
vere.u. with So. points. Campbell; %e" Aork
Turn Vereiu with 1jlz poaLs. second. l!eeI. Ns-
tioaal nm yereia. win ~. points. ,lHild
A4l-arodld cUupetitiOn-N Ou by fTaHL HAMS.
Nsno'ai Tuu Vereiu. with $50 a points. Peter
Il5 Norwegian Turn Nereln. with 9OJ 53-lO0 points
second. o,sey. West SIDE y. ~ {. A, with -5-'-
Point .cofe-Nstionsl Turn verein. y, Nor
veg a. Tulu Nerelu. lG. Ne" YORK AtLleiti
1 I'D II
New-York tribune., 1915-03-17
Meredith Easy Victor in
Manhattan College Games

F. Mahoney, Of the Boston Athletic
Association, and Homer Baker OF the
New York Athletic Club.
Elchty-one runners were sent OF IN
the one-mile novice run, which gave
the contest the appearance OF cross
country race. Ralph francisco. OF the
HOLLYWOOD Inn. of Yonkers. went into
the lead from the gun fire. never to be
overtaken. lie won by hfteen yards
with Harry Grung, Of the Norwegian
Athletic Club. second.
The match relay races were al! one
sided. The College Of the City OF New
York proved too fast for the four from
ST Johns College, of Brooklyn, while
Manhattan had little trouble in outrun-
ming the Brooklyn College representa-
tives.
The summaries follow:
Fourlap relay race (coscd 20 psfochial schools -
Won by 81 Augsiin nrst team, with ID. GaEaud,
~ Lanbeu j Gonzales and q. Lawson. 81 Au-
glstin second team with 4. MoAard, H. sammls'
uad' 1sd tdss scss ssIDne T. "q5a Asa and Ii' s
MsiIon third Time. 81 5-5.
Fint heat Won % Morris Fordh.m Prep second
Time a -. Second heat won BY ps Wit Gin
ton. Commercial. second Time 2 3 80 r,.,,
Ft1ieI .nd BaI,stier. De witt clinton with Carter.
Ur.o kAtz aud Frgiuow. second. Commercial, win
Gr1ss Eothsclid. J.. Johnson aud Msthtson. third
l'itI IAN relay race tsi Johns College Us {. G.
" Won by College Of the city u New lofE,
r,,b Mooney o. NArious, A Murray AMI A
Sbsdirg. 81 Johns. with r. Counels. fspIocAl.
X EarTy and J. Reilly, second. Tine. -.o- %.
1IO-ysrd race th.ndicEp: open TO a A -
won Nv = Beck Knights Of 81. Antony 0i yards
y Safarowic Millrose A. A. "a YARDS. second {.
keimeiih. Long Island A. [. us 5.rdSl' uhind'
I'SS sI,y.Ssrd va dash sndleap closed to Catholic
ha,,n n M tseu z Johnson Knights OF 81, AnionJ
~ saet1 second. A Samando. Il. Vincent FER
-, 80 ~ feet third Time, 0 06 SIS
si.ty ward dash (handicsp. closed 20 A A u
won by Dan ] Ferrs. Irish American A. & =
ts,1 + Koch. unattached III feetl. second. q.
Adsmson salem Crescent A. G % ieeU. thifd
nns.H mile run (noTce)-Won by r fancisco.
uopvvood Inn. r GrunS. Nor"egan A. g. SEC
aMt,JS ~ B.ker unattached. thlrd. Tine 40 5.
Tcur.lAp relay race handicap: closed 70 Man o.
,.tt.T Prepl- Won hy Fist Year l,o yarhi
'SfarIey OiCouuelL Wilkins sni Cooganl hecoNi i
- igs yardI) tDonohue DeduCh Ohefy and
IeI1,,sr1 seg0ud. Third Year tscIat-hl tGaTtey.
Sesiifoa Prisl and FarrelD. thifd. Tine a
I40-yard run Especial strHt.ii, on n - a.
s'ng. Irish American a G. rre.ond ~ - , Ca4d-
"trt In relsy raos tMsnhAuan College v.
pILlttIx, -tollege5-Won by Manhattan COLLEGE a.
nnIITnSn n Mulcahy. NJ Enensel, snd T.
ns.xP' Hrooslyn College w H.rnes VI Allen.
a bstk. ed u hpscAsnl. sseoHd- Ina s-s'.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-17
Gissing Finishes Second and
Caldwell Third in Special
Race. c. N. Y.
Team Wins.

James f. (Ted) Meredith, OF the
University of Pennsylvania, romped
home an easy winner Of the 44O-yard
enecial run at the annual indoor games
Of the Manhattan College Athletic AS
eociation. held at the 69th Regiment
Armorv last night. Six prominent as
tarce runners of the East competed
but Meredith jumped away to a big
lead in the final lap, TO win by eight
yards. ,, 90. tool
- roe Yards for false start, furnished
q srrnrise by coming through on the
irsida in the last ten yards TO defeat
have 6 Caldwell, Of the Boston Ath-
Ietic Association, for second place o{
two yards. Hugh Hirshon, Win Gough
and p. p. Hauser also started:
The Pennsylvania flyer traiied be,
hind Cough until just before the final
Ian when he took command ana
.nri,tod away from his opponents as
if ,bcv we're standing still. He had IN
creesed his advantage 10 ten yards on
,bo - tnrn. but eased up in finishing
His time was 0:52 20. ..
Dave 6 Caldwell showed great
burst of speed in winning the jasper
tbrce-ouarter- r-mile scratch race from
fsst feld of six starters. The boston
rTr,er remained behind Mike A. De-
ysnnv yenov' who represented the. Millrose
AtbIetic Association for the hrst time'
until one and half laps from horie'
Here Caldwell challenged the two-miIe
national champion, and sprihteu away
10 an eight-yard lead at the beginning
Of the last lap. ao.orr,;rod
Devaney, however' was was dieniaued GergaH,.d'a a
thrilling sprint, which gradually cut cut
caldwell STI succeeding in breaking the
-rsted in the van by. the scant mar, mar.
. gin Of ten feet. The winners time was
3:l1 As. a.. Irisb.Amer-
ican Athletic Club, was 'nIiu; Vi., II II
New-York tribune., 1915-03-17
CITATIONS

mn PTOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YDRk-By the Grace Of God Free ard
Irdeprutcrt 70 George J. Gould. Edwin
Could helen O. shepard, Howard Gould.
Anna Duchess Do TsHeyrsud Perigord,
PRANK j. Gould. Dwight G. Harris. the
only heirs and next Of kin Of Daniel =
Miller deceased. send greeting whereas.
Harriet 81 Dickinson, OF The CITY OF New
york tas lately applied 10 the Surrogste's
court ot our County Of New York 20 have
= certain instrument IN writing bearing
date 31th day II october. 1907, relating
10 both real and personal property, duly
proved as the lSsi Will and Testament of
Daniel $ Miller late OF the County OF
Sew York. deceased. Therefore. You and
each OF you are cited 10 show cause be-
for. the Surrogates Court Of our County
os New York at the Hall Of Records. in
IA. County OF New York. on the 26th day
of March one thousand nine hundred and
hfteen. a. half past ten O'Clock In the fore
noon OF that day. Why the said VIII snt
Te.tamcnt should not be admitted to pro-
bate as will Of real and personal prop
erty - -
the Sea- Of the Surrogstes Court OF tho
sd County Of New York 70 DO hereunto
iseslI witness. HON JOHN p. CO.
HkIAN = Surrogate OF our said County %
New York, at said county. the 18TH day
thousand nine hundred and ntteen.
DANIEL J. OOWDNEY
Clerk OF the Surros Court
CANNON q CANNON, Attys for pe'i.
GSnsF. I5S Broadway. New York cstJ.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-17
COOPERSTOWN FOUR WINS
Defeats San Mateo by Narrow
Margin at Exposition.

San Francisco, March l6.-ln a polo
game, the result which was in doubt
until the final call of time, the Coop
erstown, y. Y, four to-day defeated
the San Nateo team by a score Of )
TO Az goals. This was the first match
Of the universal polo tournament on
the Panama-Pacifc Exposition field.
Just before the call of time, c. c.
Rumsey, Of Cooperstown, by splendid
horsemanship, succeeded in scoring the
winning goal. Cooperstown excelled IN
team work
The teams Of Boise. Idaho, and Burl-
ingame, Cal, will play in the first Of
the open games for the Sacramento,
Cal, cups tomorrow az Burlingame.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-17
Gold for Cuban Coinage.

Gold bars to the amount of $500, 900
are being withdrawn this week from
the Assay Office by the National Bank
of Cuba for shipment to Philadelphia.
The consignment is for the first coin
age for lie Cuban government to be
executed at the Philadel phia mint.
The first Of the receLt engagements
of gold at Ottawa for shipment to
New York by the Guaranty Trust Com
pany and Lazard Freres arrived yes
terdsy at the local Sub-Treasury This
consignment amounted to about $780,,
mo
New-York tribune., 1915-03-17
Penn Wrestling Captain
Pulls Tendon in Leg

Philadelphia, March Is. = Captain
TaZwell, of the University Of Penn
sylvania wrestling team. who took
third place in the 145-pound class IN
last years intercollegiate tournament,
pulled a tendon in his leg yesterday,
and will be unable TO represent the
Red and Blue in this years eompeti-
tion.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-17
TO ENCOURAGE BREEDING
Bureau Of Jockey Club Offers
q Number of Premiums.

The Office Of the breeding bureau OF
the Jockey Club sent out the fol owing
letter yesterday TO the keepers of It's
stations and the officers Of the agri-
cultural fairs OF the State OF New
York:
The breeding bureau 81 tho JOCKEY Club Offers
special premiums OF $50 for the best foss 81 Nln.
sired by its breeding bureau stations Such
prizes are offered through the agricultural nfleur
or horse shows ~ the counties IN whhch hess
stations are doing stud duty These Vr'' - are
divided. SIS to nst SIS to second. snd NlV 70
tl.ird go
The breeding bureau ~ the Jockp cub ril
also offer special Futuriiy prize u 5000. '2aO 10
nr>t. 500 10 second and $50 10 hrl. H mo
boat yearlings - shown al tho New Nork State
Fair Syracuse, \ Y. In 1915
This specisi premium to be open u an, oi the
set Of breeding bureau stations which competed
In i9l5 Tor any ~ the special prizos a. .retei
were awarded first, second or third priir.
ALGERNON DAINGEIIIEID. Se'rcGJ
New-York tribune., 1915-03-17
GOLF ON PINEHURST LINKS
Mrs. Stockton Beats Mrs.
Faith After Uphill Fight.

Pinehurst. n. c.. March 16.--In the
first round at match play in the Sill
yer Foils golf tournament Mrs II. Z.
Stockton, of Plainfeld. defeated Mrs.
W. J. Faith, of Wykagyl. after an up
hill fight. She was 3 down at the
turn, but squared the match on the
fourteenth and finally won at an extra
hole with a clean-cut seven.
Mrs. Stockton will play Mrs. R. II.
Barlow, of Merton, tomorrow, while
Mrs. J. Raymond Price moved forward
to meet Miss Louise Elkins, both Of the
Oakmont Club.
Eiehty-one was the best card Of the
second round of tO-day's tin whistle
championship on No. course and
Hunter, Of Wee Burn, had the honor.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-17
srtE...

SlSsss.
COURT OF APPEALS-DE' 1SIOSS.
yentimigi,/ /EichHer-Mou0u for TeafGument de-
MED. $40 costs
Union Bank ~ Brooklyn Sullivan Judgment re-
ycrsed new trial granted costs to sDiie event
Chew v/SheldOn--Judgment reversed. nov trial
granted cost 10 abide final award % costs.
Powers tPowers-Orlcr affirmed without costs On
ground that tho matter SAs discre.lonary attn tho
Supreme Court
Derordoya sAnvile-Order reverei and inteflocu-
tory Judgment directed. sustaining delnurrer with
costs In al courts
Fulton ri .hmond County Society Tor tho Pre-
vcntion of Cruelty 70 Children. First Commercial
Bank of Ponuac/Ysentine and Ln)--Oriers AZ
nrrnei with cOsts. questions certified answered In
Affirmative. 49,
Re rcople Emme, supl Ins Empire state Surety
Co Richmond Radiator Co. re a. cunt Of Gli-
man: re Mccormick. Mccormick benneiy-Appeas
dismissed. with costs. -,
Re account u Gurnoe re account oi ODelli NJ
ses.oint OF A1iock 70 transfer tar estate OF Hen
dricks People eI rel M Mcheagneyi waldo. People
er rel Murphy /Prendergast. re avodnt Of HsAp;
trustee Winter 70 will Of Browting 10 VIII of
Slnuott-Orders affirmed. With costs.
Ra PhiLippO/ " arden Kings County Jdl-OTder
Affirmed .- -
CALENDAR.
patdviu'a Hkysmih same Safne
McCrasilyy Morse ID 4 Iuon Trust CJIOnFcr
p,,Jt ~ = r suu OsWegO as a OoI
Io0ms/N NCLHRH Stecher Litho 60
frudell Conn
New-York tribune., 1915-03-17
JAMAICA STAKES FRAMED
Metropolitan Jockey Club Re-
news the Excelsior Handicap.

Entry blanks were issued yesterday
for the Metropolitan Jockey Club
meeting from June 10 TO June 20 at
Jamaica.
The Excelsior Handicap, OF $500. for
3-year-olds and upward, at one mile
and sixteenth, has been renewed after
a lapse of several years, while ten
other stakes have been framed-fy
for 3-year-olds and upward, one for
3-year-olds and four for two-year-
olds.
Entries will close on April 20 at tho
office of the Metropolitan Jockey Club.
No. 405 Lexington Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-17
Tener Bars baseball on Trip.

San Francisco. March l6-John n.
Tener, president Of the National Base,
bali League. who has arrived here' sald
to-day there was no baseball concerned
in his trip, despite rumors that ne
might meet Ban Johnson, president OF
The American League, IN this city.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-17

Llspenard Street.
Tho .pproxlmate amount OF the lien or
charge 20 satisfy which the sboV s-de.
srribed property Is 70 BE- sold Is Thirteen
Thousand Five Hundred and Fifty-seyea
gpt0o Dollars with Interest thereon from
the 2tth day Of February. 1915. together
with the costs and allowance. amounting
To- Thr-. Hundred and Seven $500 Dol-
lars with interest from February 10th.
1915 together With the expenses Of tbs
sal The approximate amount OF the
taxes assessments and water rates or
other Hens, which are 70 be allowed - tbs
.purch hsser out Of the purchase money or
Maid b. the Referee ~ Thres Hundred
and Ten Dollars and Interest
Dated New Yotk. March and. 1918
JOSEPH ROWAN. RsfeTes
New-York tribune., 1915-03-17
SUPREME COURT.

SUPREME COURT.
DECISIONS BiAtkNAR J -
IN Fowler ST Respectfully referred 70 Ny
Justice Van Sc'C1.
Burgak Elevator ColJamdca Gas Light Go e
a. As the reference was 10 hear and dFermine'
the Judgment Will be entered Of course on me
report Of the referee but ! would Ike The form VI
judgment sett Ell e,her on consent or On notice
williamson /WulisHson Final decree oi divorce
signed
In schun. Ha-wood q anRoe - a: Presly/
Schumacher WalshIN Y Queens Go ka," %!
FngleJ Noryenthae-- PfeTcr Hea IS Co. CroftOuLN !
Railways Co. LyuchJames Stevenson Co, Ihom-
sOu/ u/BaIaker-Ofders s 2 81
New-York tribune., 1915-03-17
QUEENS COUNTY.
as....rr TnafpK
bUFHEHf CVVHIs
Trial Tsrm-BLAI kAAH. y.

Trial Tmm-BLACkAAH J.
Cslendu In Part I Al 10 a m
n 10 required that the nsms of tda eounssi NJ
floi wit the clerk 10 Pad before The ealsndn
Ia made up
No csss will bs held for the engagement d ooun
sci unless his name has been Hled with ths ciefh
Attention 81 the bar ia called ~ Rules o. and
g. calendar rules. queens County.
Cases be ready for Trial when uschso IN
their order
Wsish/A { HON 60 DidykIAstoris bsha
Luft, infant X auilsky Heat and Power
Waker/JNHortpn fceC GririnfPenn steel 20
Iush/ /s,lyyesaut Il tu Yo! irner ini/Brofbeek
mic l. RR StanwoOd TOU'g
Hart Patrick Ryan Con k0il1st/ /Lape0sOnnens
stulrtiou Corp snf arc
ReunsrJN rvs Freifagf fRffRR snd snO
Cases win he sdded 70 The resfy section % ths
calendar each day Not more than two casss IN
which The same trial counsel sppesn viii br placed
on the day ca endGr
Highest reached 600
New-York tribune., 1915-03-17
STORAGE NOTICES.

The Thomas j stewart Co Carpet
B'way. corner 46th 81, New York city
y Y, MARCH lOth. 10.
NJ. l. " or II. ". Bible. Mrs Edmund
De Brackeiecr. " ponlon, Miss Grace
Mrs l.. Goldberger. Simon G.nsburg. b.
G. Galbralth. W H. Uarieston. +. Il. Hart.
Or } ". Joyce. s kaufman, Mrs = A..
Ieet. $ Alice Mlnehart. Mrs n. T. ONeu
Mrs. Robert 4. Osborne. Albert S. SAKE.
Sr.al & nessler company. uI A. Green
berg. F. Stewart. Mrs. Dora NJ. Sperry. or
T. b. Sperry VI Spr.nger. l. K. Tayior
Mrs. W Venderbeek. Mrs. Eva Wooden,
Mrs. > B Wa ner. Mrs J. Warner You
and each OF you are hereby notified that
the time for the payment or our lien upon
expired. and after due notice thereof had
been given you. We VIII cause such prop
erty. 70 Wit. Household Goods Personal
Effects and Merchandise. stored IN the
Stewart Storage Warehouses, by you or in
your name 'Dr .u "h'h you maze an tn
ter.st). TO be sold AT public auction, ac-
cording TO the statute tn such case made
and provided. at the warehouses OF Tho
Harlem Storage and Warehouse Company.
No 2ll East i9Oth St, New York city.
y. Y. ou Friday, March Goth 1915. at
The THOMAS J. STEWART COMPANY.
Thomas J. Stewart Jr Pres
THE FOLLOWING PERSONS are hereby
notified that their household effects now
on storage. VIII be sold al Public Auction,
"Wednesday. March 24 1915. and II the sale
Is not completed on said date the sale Will
b. continued each succeeding week until
sold. a. TIMMINS. STORAGE WARE
\. city. at 10 80 A. ~. In default Of
payment OF storage charges that are over
one year due. according 10 laws governing
Storage Warehouses
JOHN J. TIMMINs.
Miss f. Lslbmsn. Mrs W Heydt Mr..
T. Reyon. Aunie Duffy. Marie Pollard.
rett Albert Kraft s Tenney. II l..
SIMON. Mrs $. Claggert Mrs j. Levine.
Miss ]. r. James. ". F. KirI. Mrs L G.
Johnson. Saml Scott Chas Eyers. A. 5
J. n Fagan, Mrs Duke Wellington. J. /.
Buddington. ". T. James j g. Hamilton.
Mrs Amelia EacOba. Mrs B. White. T. l..
Pettee. L. VI Larsen. Mrs NJ c. Geer.
Mrs NJ r. Barnard. Mrs. John Love.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-17
AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
MORTGAGE SALE
BY VIRUS of q ch4ftel mortgage I ill sell ,o-day
a, II n al : " 4--A st. OF @ cHfurus
MOE FRY. AuCuorcvr
y, order Of mortgage
CHATrEL MORTGAGE SALE
L Prelser. AuCt. riI s4 this dN a. O'c.cck
N. a, public suction. a. 20 Is sery, Nafhat-
tan, eonlena O' restaurant Gi li 'ufnsnsd
tsenA VAN LELR Ai,Ssng lor EersAsea
New-York tribune., 1915-03-17
COURT CALENDARS
Fedora

SUPREME COURT.
o PictshnE olsths. Ksns. admitted 10 prso-
ucc
t6S-C a A RR/U T. Lears TO nls brief on be-
granted
22l-1hs Ions Rel Lumber cow hosos
Continued. por stipulation
.s-ongnsl. ST wisconsinR X Lsns. seo-tsy
Of the Interior. Argued
20l-L a y RRL 81 Rhods. sdmu. etn. Ar
rIed
700 - Christis ct al eth./U 4. Argument
commenced
Day call for March iT-2ot a05, 1Os 20s. fl9.
2li. 2iT. 220 222 and 223.
CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALS -LAcoMBE.
COKE. WARD and ROGERS 10 20 a N.
Poat0fice Building
GENERAL CALENDAR
East Ht/Godsin- W Bldg NY.NH a II RR. hoonsy
Hogan/N Y C& II u RR
New-York tribune., 1915-03-17
CIRCUIT COURT OF hePe4ts.LAcoMBE
DISTRICT COURT.

Iuy Caiendar-MAth, J.
Room t01. Postorice Building
Gauss fBobroy
EquIb Cslsncsr-TEARNEr HAND, }.
Room l. WOowOrth Building.
Burke Elecl Iud Pneu Tool
Case on No day calsniar