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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-26
JUNIORS FASTEST
In COLUMBIA
Classes Meet in Keenly
Contested Games on
South Field.

Much labor was saved Croundsmen In
the pounding down OF the Columbls
track on South Field. when the first
day of the interclass track games took
place. Most of the events were run
of yesterday. with only the 22O hnal
the mile, the broad jump, and the pole
vault for to-day, and as result the
juniors are assured Of the nonors, with
total Of 81 points. The seniors come
next, with %; the sophomores follow
with Il. and the freshmen. as expect
cd, are last with :.
Several upsets marked the sallies
into publicity Of Coach Bernie Wefers s
men for the first time this spring. In
the 220 low hurdles II. II. Cassidy. ~,
the former Colgate star. won from b
Nollmer, 'l6. the university champion.
Nollmer got revenge in the high hur-
dies. In the final heat OF the 100 Tom
Black. II, 100-metre champion OF
France in 1918, was bested by Captain
Hsrvitt. Is. Of the varsity. and almost
lost out i'm the battle for second place
with L. ID. Russell, freshman.
A hard contest developed in the 44O.
". c. Monroe. II. varsity halfback,
was leading at the last turn. when
Frank Whelan. rs, 'crOss-cOuntry cap
being forced 10 third place by j. {.
Fowler. ~. The $50 also was good
race. with four men close together ~
the finish. Nanny Lttauer. Is. the
star fullback. was slightly i'll and could
not compete in the discus. y. Cert,
'16, the distancer. could not appear for
the mile and two-mlle runs.
The summaries follow:
100 yard high hurdles b7 y " vcllr.r.
ls n. H. tsssldy u. second. VI. hpn. is.
Two nile run-won BY n P shepard. ~: ?.
J. McCrscssn. ~. secoud. r U Ward. ". third .
}. . Ne',dsr 10. fourth Tine 10 j.. IT,.
10 th,rd Time. o 10 g., second hss.-W9o ~
vbsi,r ia nina Time. OIL. Final hea,-Wo1
~ 4 Hsr7i,i. rs. T 2. Blacs ~. second. , u.
Russeu. ~. Third. /. r Whe'an. lf fourth
sso5sfd rla-wor ~ +. I v1e'an ~ = g
Fowler. ~. second. a. {. Monroe ~ ihird
2.o,srl 10y hurds.... "o1 H II ,aSsdy
-. n " No''msr. 10 second VI klpn. rs.
tai-t " sneyan. = fourth , Im. III 3,
G. D schlrmso g. second yr.eand. -.
third A Ti-nc. 20 fourth TIN, =,
fes' inches. Ksz. -. secrd. WIN zee, /,
inch.s J. b S1,. ,, ,a,Il r,.b ,e;
pa,uns u pound shot Won D., g. r.. Armstrong
,ai,i' L. zjehlinsd is fourth. Distance. - feet
10 ,s-d sssh Cer,t heat Won Nv r. T. r aft.
'f-- .ie he.aaen = , CAROL 10. and " q a.
ler ~ for second place Time - ~ ON
fs.t- Won bv A Efnemanu. 'lH. D. huefn' e
.rg sseord r e. Foaisr 'l- ihi-i Time. % q
Thi-d hsa.-won hy 4. HaiT.'. IT,. ], he-,r
10 second. Y j. Necsarda. i's mo. I''n7'
q "a tySrsl heat 10 10 riiu m DAY -
p.,-ls ,hrov-Won ty G. r hfm,'fo7s- ~. j..
z,.hirssi rs second WInT. ~, ,,nfu
N A Srhl.ts. ~. fourth. Distance us ies' .
inches.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-26
FORECLOSURE SALES.


- FktNt COURT. COUNTY or NEW
YORK Carlos 2 MlrlcA and The Wash
'nston Loan and Trust COMPANY, as eNecu !.
,9r- 't the .asi VIII ana iestsnen, e'
Ltenlf NrinN' dec-aSed pielaNit,
ssAnst Mi,NN h' HNslil'n' N.ocrt ~
uNerinsh. Lotion a.. SlAMron 'onpehss
Nhlfi IL hoi1apteL ~ sii'F heNne,
LOUIS Nron or. Arthur Sthic.er. r I,d-
cricN g. MAisreN' george W Porter
nefmlnc u ,lArh. Autnoht d. ttif gan
kon"rt = Mcbonsld Josrlh heiocI'u eei'
klch r4 lphsm. Iforse \. Soper ana AZ
thur ,. chase. octenctnts
u pursuance ~ a Judgment - forec.os'
ure ana sale dnf mad. lnt entered ~
ne - . cnt t-ft action ems ocarilg oa''
AprH 81. 1918. J. ~" undersis lfn- ffirIee IN
ne $50 Judgment 'lm ~ NNi sen AZ pun-
e. surL l.n. az ne l-AtntLk' >"l'Nre'iN ,
10 l'-lh NeseF street ~ th' hoFolsh OF
Manhattan Niif ~ New ofN on lhe fiN
81. or MAY. 1910. at - CLOCK noon ON
Tat da,. Roy Joseph T. Day, Auctoneff,
fh' premises directed ht sad lnttmenl 20
b. sold snd therein described ss toIoNa.
AT tftt certain l'f piece or parcel of
land. with IN" buildings and improNe mfht'
lLereon erected situate. "a ms ana pr'ns
ne Borough or Manhsi ihn. or ne ~ ..
Sew YORK, Do thc COUNTY ana STATE or
New forS. bounded and descf bed IS iei-
lows 49,. ..,..
hfe ming ~ PONY on l-' N.'-l
sar y West i-nl Avenue o'Sisul ioil-
eIsht feei Sr3tn'ry from t'H sou. .N f,t.i
" corner OF Nes' i.' NN,'"" an. 80.
'.. .. q t.,. ......... ....ta $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-26

the peculiarly prccocious plastercr will
make his debut here per schedule.
The Baleful and Boisterous Bill
Brown will referee tho contest. Bill
was selected a. 4 meeting Of the Box
ing Commission.
II vas discovered yesterday that
Frederick had grown since his arrival
IN New York. When he came here his
altitude was supposed to be only feet
4 inches. Yesterdays geodetic survey
listed him 81 pretty close to feet s.
johnny Mack handled the instruments
with which he was measured.
I. looks as though Freddie Welsh
had caught Tartar in Ever Hammar
- Milwaukee Monday night. One Of
these days Frederick will 60 into the
tanks to pick a lemon and will come
back without the iightwe ght champion
ship title. Judging from the accounts
OF the bout with Hammar, that little
thing almost happened Monday night
Hsmmar dropped Welsh in one round
and had Frederick in bad way at the
end
Welsh's alibi ia broken hand. but.
IL would seem that he had picked a
tough one. What happened 20 Leach
Cross when he went West 10 gather 4
little easy money will happen to Welsh
one OF these days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-26
STATE or NEW YORK
OFFICE or SCPEklNlEN pENT OF
PUBLIC WORKS


Albany. April -. ials
NOTICE or OPENING OF STATE
Tie Erie. o.reso and Champlsin csns'-
VII be opened % navigation az twelve
G. clock noon Of Ma 18Th 1918
nh. Rfa,N River Canal will no opened -
nd. cation a. twelve o clock noon on June
,,Tounssr,ert o., the cate for opening
NJ -he Cayusa and seneca canal Will be
made later.
Boats westerly bound vii enter the i'm
proved Erie Canal from the Hudson River
Al Waterford as heretofore and from Dam
No eaqt ~ crescent. will follow tho Inc
os the canalized Mohawk River 20 Lock No.
"a az Jacksonburg. from which point IVES -
er,y the unimpioved Ere canal VIII ~
For tho Chsmplain Canal route ths canal.
izeI Hudson River. northcrly or troy ana
waterford VIII be used
Notice is hereb. given that that portion
~ me new Erie canal between the Hudson
River az waterford and Lock - a. j K
sOuhurg. a. well as the entire route or me
Chsmplain Canal and the os~eso 'snal
between Three River Point ana osNego
Will not be available Tor horse drawn boats.
AS no towing path .s ma intsined
on the completed Erie Canal channei
between Newark and Wayneport IL j. pro
posed % provide towing facilities for barges
ar tho boatmens own risk.
The attention OF b0atmen navigating the
canalzed Mohawk Rtfor. Hudson River
and OsUcco River is called 10 the desira-
hiuty o. having on board each barge an
anchor % AZ least 800 pounds IN weight
for their own protection
The attention - hoafwen Is also called
N the pressn,e OF dreqges operating in the
Mohawk River channel To avoid post
hftfy - danger boats when approaching
such dredges should be operated slowly
W " woTHERsPOON.
superintendent OF Public Works
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-26
TENNIS PLAYERS
GOOD In WAR
Biography of WiIding IS
sued by THE Lon
don Field"
b. JAMES {. O'NFALE.


Five British international tennis
players have received promotions 10
army csptsincies since the war broke
out. -Four of these were civilians be.
fore the war. One tennis crack has
been killed. This was Anthony +
Wildng. the great Australian. who was
killed az the front while working IN the
srmoTed car division. The biography
- Wilding. written bv :. Wallis Mey-
ers. Of 1.-THE London Field has not yet
reached this country. but resume of
the career o. the famous player |Al
shortly appear in these columns.
!. {. Parkc. the magnetic and deter
mined Irishman: 4. II. Lowe, \. Z. +.
Kingscote and little T. u. NarrOgordat0
All hold the rank % captain. or the
i've. Wi.dug had the Longest Davis Cup
record, and. OF course. the best II s
first appearance was in 1903, when,
after winning MS preliminary matches
against Austria. william \. Larned and
Beals {. Wright each defeated NlidlnG
and Norman r. Brookes on tho finals.
Wilding also competed m 1900. 1907
1905. 1909 and 1919. ln 1911 and 1919
there was 10 DAVIS Cup competition.
Psrke started In 1908 and played also
IN 1912, 1918 and 1914.
San Francisco papers had William v.
Johnston. national champion in singles
and doubles, refusing 20 defend his
singles title not long ago. Evidently
the all-comers' event at Forest Hills,
late IN August. when the national cham
plon is evolved by elimination, cuts no
figure on the Coast. 4 dispatch from
Long Beach. Cal, where the winter
tournament OF the Southern California
Tennis Club was IN progress, was
printed IN several papers.
Johnston decided to-day that he was
not IN condition 10 defend his title as
national singles champion IN chal-
ienge match which had been planned as
an event Of the local tournament
no less parsonage than Miss Molla
Bjurstedt, the Morse queen of all the
woman players. is IN charge Of the
annual women's metropolitan cham
pionships. which commence May - at
the West Side Tennis Club. Forest
Hills. Entries must reach Miss Blur
stedt. who. incidentally, has the nrst
leg on the championship cup, presented
By Mrs Bargcr Wallach last year, by
noon Of May -.
Three now clubs have been elected
to membership in the United states
National Lawn Tennis Association.
and two designations have been
accepted. according to the last bulie-
tin. issued b. Secretary Edwin Fuller
Tcrrey. \ new member is the Bloom
field Tennis Club. of Bloomfield, y. D..
Weather permitting, the Brown ten
MA team Will open its season to-mor-
row. despite the fact that all prac
ticc thus far has perforce been held
on indoor courts. Another match has
been added 20 the schedule, which Is
the most attractive Brown team ever
had. The newcomer will be Syracuse,
al Providence. May 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-26
STORAGE .<OTICES.

We WILL SELL At PUBLIC AUCTION.
On wednesday. Ma i1th. 1915. and every
succeeding Wednesday until all Is sold !.
commencing az 1880 zach day. a.
COOKIES AUCTION ROOMS INC. No zoo
90 Pm East I25th Street New York city.
household goods and personal effects. for
unpaid storage and other charges, stored
Lv or IN tho names. as follows
e G. Moves, Miss Viola Wilson. Isaac
Miller. Charles y Harris. Miss Gertrude
Johnson. Anna Lewis Mrs. o. Miss Pauline
Sh-sedman. Mrs. Sofsky Mrs. Theresa
Wuliams. Mrs Arthur Mascke. Mrs +.
LeNinson. Mr. Eliza Brown. Lawrence
Cfartln william Smith. g. watson. Mrs
J.. Gains Mrs sarah Lei5. Mr. Forster
charles Morton. Mrs Carrie Powells. John
stewart r. Watson Frank kiernan.
Matt Trainer Mrs sadie Lnddy MI
Rooney. Mrs = a. BROOKS. Mrs Will
iams Mrs Katherine Kruse or krfuse.
PAT. Johnson. NahkoHskl. Rose Mustissio.
lir. Or Miss Cos Miss Alice s. Claire
Louise Douglas Henry Bloomfield. Howard
Nrs Mamie crawford. Minnie Miller. :. ".
Hoffman. Mr. n. Jacobs. Mr. Jones
Thomas OTTO Weller. Mary Moran. Rich
KoY,T. STORAGE WAREHOUSE. INC.
l6l East l25th It, y. \. City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-26

yesterdays shoot. and, under the ideal
conditions prevailing, they made some
remarkable scores. Thirty OF them
returned scores Of 90 or better. and
ten did better than so. One man re
marked: Those squads, IL on the fir
ing line with Locatelli, ought 70 be
Mighty useful"
Ralph L. SPOTS was In his old-time
form, for in winning the high scratch
prize OF the day he made a run Of
70 clean breaks. In the next twenty
FIVE ne only lost one bird. The high
handicap prize was won b. D. F. Nc
Mahon, with 4 total OF 100 on his
handicap Of I. He made a straight
run Of 81. There were six handicap
prizes. and they were won in the fol-
lowing order By these crack shots:
Captain W. II. Dreyer. 6. 7. Williams.
J. Schirmer. R. F.. Eldert, DR.. G. II.
Martin and VI. McVoy, ir.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-26
SEALED PRDpOS

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
fhe Board 0f Water supply Al IS Offices,
tventv-sscond floor. Municipal Building,
Park Row. centre and Chambers streets,
New York city. until II A. W. on Tuesday.
Ma .. 1915. for Contract 10 for furnish
INK and installing Pilot connections. valves,
stufrng boxes and appurtensnces for con-
,rollins riser valves in the shafts OF tho
CIV Tunnel of the Catskill Aqueduct, IN
New York city.
At the above place and tine the bid.
will be publicly opened and read Psrr-
phiets containing Information Tor bidder,
and contract drawings can be obtained al
tho above address. a. the ONCE 81 the SEQ
rotary by depositing the sum ~ ten do
lars $50 ~ cash ~ IS sggivs lent for
fs-s :I.rL',, rvr furhrt paftSe,sfs
apply to tho Once ~ the Principal As
sIstant Engineer AZ ~. above address
CHARLES STRAUSS. President.
CHARLES -. CHADWICK,
JOHN J.. CALVIN.
Commissioners II tho Board OF water
supply
GEORGE FEATHERsTONE. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-26

give a dinner tomorrow evening a. tho
Vanderbilt Hotel for the new members
who have joined the club in the last
three months. or since its reoTganiza-
tion. One hundred and thirty-fve ap-
plications in all have been received,
acted upon and passed, bringing the
roster almost up 10 the limit Of $50.
With each new member taking $3.50
bond. this will aid the club materially
in carrying out the proposed changes
TO the clubhouse and the links.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-26
Cushion Fights"
Counted Out

Chicago. April 25.-Patrons of the
Chicago National League Park who
engage in cushion fights" will be
arrested. Charles Wceghman, presi-
dent of the club. announced to-day
after conference with police Of
fcials.
Several women have been injured
as result of being struck by cush-
ions hurled over the crowd by en-.
thusiastic spectators. Damages have
been sought by tho victims. Sulh-
cicnt police to arrest all cushion
hurlers" henccforth will be sta
TONED at the park, Mr.. Weeghman
said.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-26
Fight Log.

TONIGHT.
Stadium A. c.--ChnleY wslsert ". Jscs K,st.
Ing.
New Polo .. c.-snnsy Smith ". Flshtlna
Billy Smith.
Clement 4. C.-5a'iins Redoy ". Tern
Marlin.
THURSDAY.
Crescent a c.-tmst.ur boxing.
FRIDAY.
Stadium A C.-fred Fulton u. Al r..h.
Harlem S. C.-Bsttllns Gan, v. BsttlIns Mar.
shall.
SATURDAY.
Fslrmont a. c.-edds Kelly w. Ham psns.
hue.
Stadium A. C.-Tonmy Malonsy Va KID AIsertx,
Dave headef ". Pete Hartley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-26
His Boxing Name
Suits Charley White

Chicago, April 25.-Charles Ankovitz.
known In the boxing world IA Charley
White. asked the Circuit Court to-day
90 change his name 20 tina; he wears
in the ring.
His petition states he is twenty-five
years old. was born in Liverpool. Eng
land. and has lived IN Illinois eighteen
years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-26

Th~ Approximate. amount ~ ~. Ten or
charge. 20 satisfy which the shofe-
described property Is % be sold. 10 hirty-
one thousand five hundred and twenty
three md $500 C;3i5e55 - Dollars with
Interest thereon from the 18TH day %
March. 1915. together with the costs ana
allowance amounting % Three hundred
thirty and $500 Dollars with intersst
from March esth. 1915. together with the
eYperscs - tho sale. The Approximate
amount Of the taxes. Assessments and
water rates. or other Hens. which are 70 -
allowed 20 the purchaser out Of The pur
chase money or paid by the Referee. 70
SIX hundred sixty-nine and so-l00 Dollars
and Interest
Dated. New York. April sth isis
WILLIAM BOSDY. Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-26

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York Mary y. Prior. plaintiff. sgains.
Sarah T.. Croweil et a.. defendants
In pursuance ~ Judgment OF torec!o.-
the above entitled action and bearing date
the 29th day ~ March. 1916. !, the under
signed tho referee iu said ludg 2
named Will sell a. public auction. 81 he
street. ia the Borough ~ Manhattan. Guy
~ New York on the lith DAY - Apr. DO
1915. az Il o'clock noon on hat day. hy
JOSEPH p. DAY. Auctioneer. tho prem o.
iseH directed by said Judgment 20 b. sold.
and therein described a. follows
ALL that certain lot. piece or parcel -
land. situate. lying and being IN The Bor-
ough OF Manhattan. city - Ncw York.
bounded and described a. follows.
BEGINNING At point ON the eouthsrly
side % West 18th street distant 20 fset
eAsferly from the corner formed bi the
Intersection OF the said southerIy side ~
18th street with the esstsriy side of Co
iamhus Avenue. running thence soufher-
IS parallel Vith the castcrly SIDE ~ zoe
iurnbus Avenue and for part ~ The d
lance through a party wall. i0Z fcet, =
inches 70 the centre line % tho block.
thence easterly. slon tho said centre
line - the block. 20 feet. thence north
erfy. again parallel with the eastor'y side
Of Columbus Ayenus and for part ~
tho distance through another party val.
i02 feet inches - the southerly Side *
18TH street and thence westerly along
The said southery side o. 18Th street. %
feet 10 tho point Or place ~ beginning
said premises being now known by no
Street No fs Vest l5th street
Dated. New York April .tn. 1915.
WILLIAM BONDY. Referee
GEORGE Z. ( ERNEST - BRowER.
Attorneys for Plainrn. N Co.r,
street. brooklyn. y. =
The following is a diagram ~ th- prom
West 18th Street
yes, 18th Street -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-26
RECEIVERS SALES.

NOTICE on SALE
r--s'.f Sfa;rs pisfrr' CNIr' southern Dirrd -
N.r Tork CARTS " Roissr Complain art. "
Stsrfarf Alcohol Company. De's-firt pursusli
20 decree q sslt reilr- dasf APT. in. 1915. 10
or.ir, uerso~ai sss-s ard properties - the Sfarf-
~ Alcohol COMPANY at ? Ms'ihss G Fienins
AID FrIrcis ? White a. 81. Receivers md Ancil-
..-r,-ssle. m. sri ACCOUNTS receivable. rgfs.
rl.!rls frusnds closes tu action. soodsil, rsie.
r,rss srd trade -rames lsf'rs patent q tae nsen
500 - ArsrIfs "a foreign countries iose,n~
siff ne re qro.ecds - real esfAie 40 lessenoi.s
shirh A., 70 - separated 500. vii - o',red ,of
pliiains Rsroush q Nsnhstsn. CITY. Comfy -
staie q Nrs iork. On saturday. a1ui an, -.
A. - o'ro~k ir he forenoon. under tfe dir--t'on
=, III. corrf Co,se. II the fecre> ard i1f1rmsfiol
concerning '.srs ard conditions - saIs. manner =
rf4ffux 40 rrop~rflf. Offered TO- sac nay - Htf
!, tr. cfcc. ., GOULD a WiLklF. So'l-it5sg fof
~. R,-,irt-- q, 70 : vs.. S'f,.,- IL Ia Boz
ouxs q. Nxnhat;xa. C..y Il Neg Xs<k
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-26
Dillon Gets Decision
Over Battling Levinsky

Kansas iCty, April 25.-Jack Dillon.
OF indianapolis. defeated Battling Le-
whisky. Of New York, in fifteen-round
bout here tonight and was awarded
the referees decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-26
sTRROGATES' NOTICES.

~ PURsUANCE OF An ORDER or
Honorable John 7. Cohalan, q Surrogate
q, the County Of New York. NOTICE 10
agsinst Abram Alexander Smith. lsts Of
Sc County q New York. deceased. 10
nre..nt the same with vouchers thereof 70
lie subscribers. at their place OF transact
~ business. al the Office OF David Bennett
King. No. i65 Broadway in The City Of
%ew YORK, on or before the Soih DAY OF
June. next
eenlber, 1915. ..
W SCHUYLER SMITH.
SUE L. SMITH.
H. ALEXANDER SMITH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-26

r,- PURSUANCE OF Az ORDER OF
uor John p. Cohsian, a Surrogate o,
rho county u New ork.
>o,,ce is hereby given 20 all persons
ra,ing claims against j. Frank Turner.
-. -, th4 COUNTY % New YORK deceased.
20 pr,sert the same With vouchers thereof
20 me subscriber. - the once OF her A.
.,-r.vr Harmon. Patterson. Esglc. Green
ourh a Day. at their place ~ trsns1cting
brsire.s 30 55 Wall Street. IN the cry %
Ssv York on or before the 9Th day OF
September next
bated View YORK. the ,5th DAY o, Feb.
.LlCE COSYSGHAM TURNER
EKecIfr.r
HARMON PATTERSON. EAGLE.
GREENOUCH & DAY. Attorneys Tor
fAecutrlN. 40. 80 Wall street. New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-26

y =
lss Broadw.y. New York city.
TrTTs.H. ELLA GRAVES MOSES. FOR
meriy ELLA G. MOSES.--In pursuance
Of an order q Hon. John p Coha az. =
Surrogate OF the County OF New York no
80 IS hereby given 20 all persons having
cisirn. against Ella Graves Moses Jeltsch.
so-rn.riy Fila O. Noses i~te Of the County
y, N.y York. deceased. 70 present the
-. With vouchers therefor 20 the sub
s~-Ih.- 81 his place ~ trsusactlng busi-
- a. me Office Of his attorneys. M-ssr,
rod Geinn * Dem.ng. 40. > Nassau
Strse,. Borough Of Manhattan. New YORK
city. on Or before the -oth Gay Of NAY
n.t,s. New York Novenber I. 1918.
HANS r. JELrSCH
Administrator "!th VIZ Annexed.
REED GlyINN & DEMlSG. Attorneys
To- Administrator. SO Nassau Street
borough OF Manhattan. New York CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-26

Does $4,000 week with the circus
him? We the
elephant and giraffe weekly WIZARDS
contra
"wa Il Sullivan asked another. who hrs said; The
, bev are the harder recall Bu, not
with any bet settling dstinctness
Whoever said never fought Je" Willard
are npnb Of hes. sound exeeleny put until
AGAINST N. test bigger the harder they fall" viii g
~ ,buckle out Of Fr,nkM
~ Won, golf 20" being 20 always be
w mutt As far past the hole had " use another
.. .o-,rc Practically
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-26

roNn T. Cohalan. Surrogate OF ~.
l-or,fv o., New York notice ~ hereby
gwen 70 all persons having claims against
Joseph " Go.dberg. late OF the COUNTY %
eev York deceasel. 20 present the same
v.f.h vouchers thereof 70 the subscriber.
- their place % transecting business a.
tie orico - Lester II. Friedman. so. 20
Broadpay. in The cts ~ New York. on or
h.fore the 10Th day of September next
dated Sew York. the I'm day ~ March
LOUIS - MCTN1CE.
LESTER " FRIEDMAN.
Executors
81 Brosdray Nev YORK city.
CHARLES o MAS. Attorney for the
ExscgtorL 81 Sassag ST.. New York Civ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-26

Tho Approximate amount 81 tns zen Or
charge 20 satisfy which 'h~ ahov. d.
scrI bed property n 20 be sold. - Thirty
seven thousand six hundred seventy three
dollars and sixty eight cents tf34.bl3 So,
With interest thereon from April 3. 1916.
together with the costs and allowance
amount OF the taxes assessments and
lars and eighty-four cents tfSe6 50, Win
fntera-t from April 10. 1918. together with
the expenses OF the sale. The approximate
amount Of the taxes, assessments and
water rates Or other Hens which are 10 he
allowed TO tho purchaser out % the pur-
chase money. or paid BY the Referee. 10
ono thousand six hundred and n,ty dollars
tS1.650l.
WILLIAM r. WILCOX.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-26
.ANTHONY & ANTHONY.
Attorneys. Newburgh. -. T

NOTICE u HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
WsLKER-kEENAN COMPANY TNo. a
domestic corporation. having f7 principal
business Office o. sos broadway. iu the
Borough - Manhattan CIty ~ Sew YORK.
ull apply 20 the supreme Court STATE -
New York - Special Term thereof 20
nc held A. the county Court House lr the
Borough ~, Manhattan. Clfy ~ Nov YORK
on The Ord DAY - MAY. 1915. ~ 1890
O'Clock ln The forenoon - tnat day, or 80
soon thereafter - Cognse. can he heard.
FOR a. order authorizing said corpora ton
20 change 80 corporate name % III
WALKER SAFE COMPANY. INC.
Dated Sew York. April f1 1915.
THE WALKER EENAN goNPAST
ISC. By STUART H. WALKER.
presien'.