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Rail Men Called By Hines.

WASHINGTON, Nov l0-Direc.
tor General Hines of the railroad al.
mlnistration today summoned the
chiefs OF ,hs four biz railroad
hrotherhoods Connect with him lomor
row II is prohabl, tha, The h'rctn'
Rcnstal viii make iiNal au.vrr to ,0r
demands Of the railroad brolherhuods
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Oklahoma Permitted to Sue rexss.

W. SlllNGTON Nov, 10. - The
supreme coN, today granted the
state OF Oklahoma permission 10 file
original proceedings against the state
of Texas TO determine the boundary
between those states along the Red
river The case was made rciurnable
on Mas,h
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Negro Woman Vote
Important Lafayette

"Mmc negro Somcn than white
women registered IN the Fifth dis,ric,
between the primary and the election
Il The reports have are correct" said
Zen i. Lafayette. chairman of the
democratic state central committee
N discussing the election OF J W.
ILrreld, republican, TO congress
saturday.
"The election Of Harreld can be
attributed 10 the entire lack of pa.
i-iotic interest taken by tic good
tcon,lnusd on Page {, Column ~ :
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Car knocks Man Down.

T. ID. Woodson was badly bruised
when Az automobile driven by boy
whose name was not learned by the
1Nicc crashed INTO his car at Main
and Hudson abou, 1890 o'clock this
morning, WoodSon vac thrown to
the pavement bu, was able 10 60 To the
station to make ont his report Of the
accident.
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MRS. J. N. T0MBERLIN
ASSISTANT TO WILSON

Mrs Z VI Tomberliu, formerly en-.
ployed III the state highway depart
mert at the capitol vas appointed
secretary TO Ollie Wilson, commis-
,iouer Of public works this morning
and wen, 10 work Immediately.
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ALLIES C06slhER
ATTITUDE OF u. S.

PARIS, Nov. l0--The supreme
council this morning considered the
situation Likely to arise from ratlli-
cation OF the peace ttraty with Ger.
many by the American senate
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bulletin

WASHINGTON, Nov. io.--Dis-
cussion Of the right Of Victor
L. Berger, Milwaukee socialist,
whose appeal fro0 conviction un-
der the espionage act is now
pending, TO retain his seat in con-
eress, began in the house today
after an effort. by Representative
Dyer, republican, Missouri, to de-
lay the proceedings was defeated
I by q vote OF 27e to
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Newspaper Men Excluded
From Committees Room
When Session Begins'
Hayes Reported in City,

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Nov. 10
Sentiment in the conference Of
miners officials todav is strongly
in favor of calling off the strike Of
coal miners in compliance with the
court order issued here Saturday.
This developed this afternoon
when q leak" appeared, in the
closely guarded conference. Unof-
fetal information from the con-
ference indicated that the mod
crate element. composed OF the
"clder heads among minerS
leaders was standing strongly for
implicit obedience Of the mandate
issued BY Judge 4 B. Anderson,
commanding the miners TO rescind
TIE strike order before & o'clock
timofrow night. The radical ele.
nent, hcvcyer. insisted upon
"showGown" in defiance Of the
court ard government, II was
hin,cd.
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CHICAGO. Nov l0.-Wirc aud rail
communication Throughout, Colorado
Wyoming and western Kansas. the
middle-west generally, we're seriously
inleriercd with today by heavy snow
stotms accom- anicd in some places by
a driving wind II twenty-five miles an
hour velocity.
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HARRELD VOTE
GUT Down BY
NEW FIGURES
Republican Candidates Lead
Now Less Than 700,
FEW PRECINCTS MISSING
Complete Returns May Not
Alter Figures Much
BULLETIN.

Complete official returns for
Oklahoma city were announced
this afternoon for the Weaver
Nsrrsld-Turner congressional
election. Weaver's vote was 400
and HArreld's was S,377, q major
ity OF i,iT for the latter. Tur-
ner, independent, got ~ votes.
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LABOR LEADERS
PREDICT COURT
WILL Be ..p|lEF|ED
No Power in COMMITTEES tC
Recall Strike, Claimed,
BULLE TIN.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 10. --
Organized labor will be mobillred
to support the striking coal min
,rs. The executive council OF the
American Federation OF Labor
decided to issue a call tomorrow
for q series of nationwide mass
meetings by labor, the dates TO
be set later.
IL, does not look as though to-
morrow 10 going to be 'armistiee
day for labor" said W. d. Ma
hon.
WASHINGTON. hm lO--Labor
leaders predicted today that in,srna-
,lonal officers OF the United Nine
Workers Of America, meeting at In
dlanapols, would no, call of the coal
strike as directed by Federal Judge
Andcr Oh. whatever the legal conse-
QrenceS might be.
One Of the spukcsmen ior tie miners
said h, doubted II Act
ing President Lewis and his assoc 'atcs
had the power, even II they had the
inclination to comply wuh the man.
date
The strike was ordered by a del,
gaic convention N the event the opct.
aiors refused to grNlt out demands
ths 'rckeVmno said "aad Lewis mere.
tccntlnued on Pace z. Column a.
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and Harreld's was s,377, q majo
ity OF LII for the latter. Tuf-
ner. independent, got ~ votes.
Correction OF the figures in the
Logan county vote today reduced 10
g. votes the plurality by which J.
W. Harreld was elected TO congress
Saturday over Claude Weaver, demo
crat.
Hsrreld i.s44; Weaver oH.
Official figures received by the
Logan county election board IRON al,
but five small precincts give Har-
reid lAi, Weaver o2i There. are
less than 200 votes IN the five missing
precincts.
With all Oklahoma county pre-
tincts except Harrah reported at noon
the vote for ilarrcld in the county
was S.JSJ and Tor Weaver NO. The
fourteen other mis.lag boxes IN the
district arc ~ Cleveland, MtClam
Murray and Garvin and should show
20 the advantage OF Weaver. |, IS
possible that the Official canvass will
shhw Harr,ld elected by LEI" than
~ votes.
Vote BY Counties.
The vote BY counties from AS OF
The 7o5 precincts shows the following
results.
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MERCURY DROPS
TO 80 DEGREES
Snow Fails to Arrive, But
Frost Is Recorded,

Although the SNOW predicted for
yesterday by the weather bureau did
not arrive IN the state. heavy frost
was in evidence over most sections OF
Oklahoma, according TO the bureau
this morning. Temperatures Of near
freezing, and in some sections. below
tho R-deRree mark. we're registered
las, uieht and thi, morning
The minimum for this city was re-
corded at o'clock this morning, when
the thermometer dropped to the 81 de-
gree marx Cool weather may he ex.
pcctcd today and tonight. but relief i.
IN sight lor tomorrow. says the bureau
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FARGO, \. u, Nov. l0.-Wes,ern
Minnesota aud eastern North Dakota
were in the blizzard belt today
Snow. driven by a 2S-miIc gale pre-
,aile'l ,hrouphou, the night and con.
inued 10 iall this forenoon The tenn
perl,ure is moderate.
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Night and Day Wires
ASSOCIATED PRESS
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Hsrreld i,s44; Weaver o21.

The vote by counties from 2AS OF
The 7o5 precincts shows the following
results.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.


WHEREAS, the undersigned corporators
filed in the office OF tho Superint ndeSt of
Insurance OF the State of New York, on
the goth day of September. 1919. a deciara-
ton and charter setting forth their inten-
ton TO form q corporation to be known .
the 'NORwICH UNION INDEMNITY
COMPANY" in conformity With the pro-
visions of the Insurance Law of the State
of New York; and
WHEREAS, said declaration and charter
has been approved by the Attorney Gem
eral of the state Of New York. who has
duly certified to the same and sasS Su-
perintendent Of 1nsufa fance has issHed
certified copy of such declaration and
corporators who desire to proceed to or
ganize said company;
NOW THEREFORE. We, the under
signed corporators, hereby declare our In
tention TO organize the NORWICH
UNION INDEMNITY COMPANY" with
principal office in the Borough OF Man.
haitian, City of New York, under and by
virtue OF Article II Of the Insurance Law
of the State of New York. Section 10, as
amended, and moro particularly under the
second, third. hfth. sixth, ninth and elev-
enth subdivisions of said Section 10 of said
Insurance Law, as amended.
Dated New York City, Sept. 2s. 1919.
walter q. Falconer
Howard X. Wood. Edward NJ. willis Will
lam J. Neilan, william A. Rogers, William
H. McDonough, Anselm P. Anderson Ed
win Bruce Hallett, Robert k Thistle
Harry B. Davis, Harry o. Coughlan, Paul
s. Smith, Philip L. Neiser.
sHEARN & HARE, Attorneya
22 William Street, n. Y. City,
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LEGAL NOTICE.
RECEIVERS SALE.

Pursuant to an order of the Superior
Court ,st, Of % county n n d aatss tss
Receivers of Georgia and Florida Railway
VS.. Augusta Southern Railroad Company.
susts gus southern Railroad Company. viii
sell at public outcry. before the Courthouse
door the OF sfd dsS ot a
best bidder. the following described prop
hcations herein set forth. namely;
All and singular the railroad Of said
nSgSs1s sSutsern ,Ss ciS hi6Sad re pany ana com n
tending southwesterly through the Counties
OF Richmond, Burke. Jefferson. GlascOek
to and into the Town of Tennills in the
County of Washington, distance OF
eighty three {ss miles more or less; also
fences, tracks depots, depot grounds sta
tions, workshops and all other real estate
purtenant to the operation of its railroad;
also all tools machinery. locomotives en-
Eines tenders cars nor Psssengers & or ,ns
supplies and all other railway equipment
which belongs to the said Railroad Corr
Fights. privileges and franchises. ten,-
ments, hereditaments and appurten1nces
1eGnEns or In ana Hnswss
and remainders income. rents and prohts
thereof. and also all the estate. right,
claim and demand Whatsoever as we'll IN
law as in equity of said Augusta Southern
Railroad Company. Of. in and 70 said Rail
road and appurtennnces.
Also, all and singular the rights ard
revenues of said Augusta Southern Rail-
certain contract between II and w o.,
McAdoo then Diteetor General OF Raii-
o1ads on se a o shs day OF
Also, all and singular all the properties
property rights, real or personal. vested or
contingent, legal or equitable. and OF every
kind Whatsoever belonging to the said
railroad company. whether OF the kind
hereinbefore enumerated. or of any other
kind
All OF the above described property being
subject nevertheless to the rights OF the
and his successor. and subject also TO tho
rights of the bondhoiders and the mort
sum Of dasd
1884. and I'd. SECURED n,,S by certain tras,
Of Richmond County, Georgia, in Book
4 VS.. folios 1906; II being distinctly
SnSsrst9Sd ,S,d and prSYideG that the pure
with or impair any right of possession or
privilege Of either said Director General
OF Railroads or OF the said bondholders
Any persons holding liens against Au-
Eusts Southern RSiirosd Company sub
toned issne of bonds. may at said sale use
said liens in payment or part payment OF
the purchase price bid for the above de-
scribed property. provided, however. that
any such purchaser shall pay in cash q
sufictent amount to cover the expenses OF
said sale and the expenses OF the receiver
ship. The successful bldaer at such sails
shall be required to tender IN cash or
certified check the amount OF said bid, or
10 give TO said Receivers satisfactory evi-
dence OF his ability to make good said
bid when proper conveyance OF the prop
erty Is rendered TO him. Said sale 10 bs
subject to confirmation by the presiding
Judge OF the Superior Court of Richmond
County, Georgia.
This q7th day of August 1919
FRANKLIN O. BROWN,
JOHN r, LEWIS,
Receivers OF Augusta Southern Railroad
Company.
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MOVE TO SETTLE
NEWS PRINT FIGHT
Canadian Publishers and Man
ufacturers Planning a Get
Together Meeting.
specta, Despatch 10 Tn. sus.

MONTREAL. Sept so--A highly inter-
esting development in tho newspriat
business that is not generally known Ia
that there is movement on foot, backed
by some of the leading men on both
sides. for the newsprint manufacturers
and tho Canadian newspaper publishers
to get together and settle the disputes
that have been continuously argued be-
fore the Paper Controller and the Paper
Tribunal for the last two years
1t is as yet quite uncertain whether
the advocates of this armistice will be
able to swing a majority In their re-
spective factions. but the newspaper pub
fishers at least are beginning to per-
oeive the impossibility OF keeping the
domestic price of paper much below the
export price for an Indefinite period after
the war and are beginning to give up
their Idea OF using their political power
In fight to the death with the manu-
facturers,
A new epoch Of high Importance in
the pulp and paper industry is the
action of the Laurentide Company in
placing orders with the Dominion Bridge
Company for two large newsprint ma
chimes Hitherto all the machinery EN-
ployed in the newsprint industry has
been imported, mainly from England,
and has paid heavy duty.
The machines are to be made to de-
signs prepared by the Laurentide en-
gineers, and the Dominion Bridge Com
pany is executing the work on a om-
mission basis, The latter company has
done a good deal of heavy machinery
work since its war orders ceased while
waiting for the structural steel business
| to loom up, and has been uniformly sue
cessful and the experts of both COM
panies are confident that the task can
be executed to complete satisfaction. II
50, there Is big field opened up to the
| bridge company and the present limit of
expansion of the Canadian paper indus
| try--namoly, the difficulty in getting
machinery orders filed In England
| will be removed.
The Laurentide order is understood to
represent 100000. The machines will
contain numerous modlfations of the
ordinary designs calculated to make
them more adaptable to Canadian con-
/ ditions, Of which the Laurentide COM
pany has made long and scientific
study.
The sun., 1919-10-01

frse: st ssss. per snnnn. Appointed
pr.s n ss shes es. snsa ss NO srSs. Se
vember 1. 1889.
TRANSFERS AND ASSIGNMENTS.
The following transfers and assignmsnts
LIBUrnNANrs.
Andrew McGrattan, from s7th Prsc. to
18th 1nsp. Dist. assigned to desk duty.
Joseph p. Fancy. from ssth Prec. TO
Daniel s. Mundy. from seth Preo. to
18th Insp. Dist. assigned to desk duty.
John ID. Schelpp. from ssth Preo to
18th Insp. Dist. assigned 20 desk duty
Ralph Micelio, from 18th Insp. Dist. to
10th 1nsp. Dist. assignment to desk duty
Edward whaien, from 18th Insp. Dist
TO 18th Insp. Dist. assignment to desk
-' e' snRonANrs.
To take sffeot A. N. September 10.
Horny n Kelly. from ,sth Pr.a to 7.th
TO take eject 1,,oi A NJ. October l.
Frederick Ensei. from s1th Pr.c. to ssd
From ssth Preo. to precincts indicated,
william Landrum. Jr... 80; John J.
o'Neill, IS; George English, 81; Tobias
duty officer discontinued.
PATRoLMEN.
Frank Back. ss; Henry g. Bnms, "a;
James j.. Drum. % John J. Grady, 90;
Edward g. Grant, o.; William H. Green.
90; Franeis p. Heaney. o.: Henry B. Lenz.
cob. S Fsan' g. AOh6ng o j. ksrs M HS 5.s. "
Lewis, ga; Herman p. Litowitz. o.; will
lam NJ Mcdonald, %; Charles r. schlieAte.
%, John A. Penkanln. ea George 7. Ryan.
senk 92; Michael A. Cardlln. se; Edward
Q. Coughiin. 90; William J. Doherty, 90;
Joseph Fries, 96; James J. Giiien, 90; AL
bert q. Goss 90; Michael J. Krussita, 90:
William p. Maybeck, se George p. Muehl-
sabateiis. Se; Charles Boiler. IS: James
Bradley. eS; Edward Stern, ss; Joseph
Lynch, bs; John H. Schoendorf. IS; Fred
erick wenz, 9S; Francis X. wilde, eS;
Theodore b. woychinski, ss; Pierre Henry,
The sun., 1919-10-01

to duty in Old ssth Prsc Station Houss
1918.
william p. Doian. 7th Prec. to Head.
quarters Div, TO clerical duty In office OF
the 80 Deputy Commissioner.
Rudolph A Peter, B5th Preo., to Head
quarters Div, to clerical duty In Training
School.
From precincts Indicated to eth Insp.
Dist, to duty In raided premises.
John Cross, ~; James II. Guerin, 81;
William Goodburn, IS; James Tottney, 1o4.
From precincts Indicated TO 1tth Insp-
Dist. TO duty in raided premises.
Edward Reilly, 90: Michael Muiianey,
s6i Joseph Allen, e6.
From precincts Indicated to 18th Insp.
Dist TO duty in raided premises.
Edward Lawiess. rs; Charles A.
LEAVES OF ABsENcE.
The following leaves Of absence are au-
WITHOUT PAY.
PATRoLMEN.
Louis schonfsld, s1st Preo., for 1 day
from A. M. October 4, 1918,
Charles Rehfeld, 2sth Prec., for 4 day
from Z p, M. October 9, 1914
Julius II. Brehms. 10th Prec.. for day
from A. M. September ~, 1919.
kain Herskoyitz. 4sd Pree. for day
from a NJ. October I. 1919.
Frederick E. Best, Jr,, Traffic piv..
A. M. October 2, 1919.
1sidore Proper, Headquarters DIV, for
day from p. M. october 3, 1919.
The sun., 1919-10-01
RED CROSS WORK RESUMED.
Mrs. j. ID. Rockefeller, Jr.. Re-
opens Home-Others Follow.

Mrs. j. d. Rockefeller, Jr., Re-
opens Home--Others Follow.
general resumption Of auxiliary Red
Cross work was announced yesterday
following the action of Mrs. John d.
Rockefeller. Jr.. in reopening the first
two floors Of her residence at West
Fifty-fourth street as a Red Cross
workroom. The need fer knitted gar
ments and other clothing to supply
refugees in Europe, to meet local hos
rital needs and as a precaution against
possible national disasters are the COM
bined causes given for the revival Of
knitting.
With this practical purpose there also
Is the suggestion that the women who
knitted during the war found Red Cross
activity such a social affair that they
gre unwilling to drop 1t entirely. The
workroom at the home OF Mrs. Rookie
feller will be open ten hours a day.
Other workrooms will be opened at
First avenue and Sixty-eighth street
921 Madison avenne. st. Nicholas ave-
nue. and Tooth street, 0 West 124th
street, st. Agnes's Neighborhood Aux
Iliary, the Yale Club and at sixteen
public libraries.
The sun., 1919-10-01

ss. assignment ~ attendant discontinued;
Denis McMuiien, Sc sssignmsnt a. attond-
assignment TO clerical duty disseminated.
Alexander Il. Russell ssi .jsm.. Br..,
sweeney. 70; DAME, >. cstkoyioh. .fs: Ed
ward NJ. Downey. 70: Harry L schumanr,
ssi Joseph J; sheridan. 81;
90; William s. drseiey. s.; John Nc:
From precinct, indicated to seth. P-.e /,
Francis w. y Cooper, ss; Arthur O.
Cordee. IS; Albert Douglas, so; Henry
Esat%s Rs4roa q: =? ss5rs ssors. n h.ss4 SSn S aSa
M2Trlssoy, ~ Peter y. Law. q.
pnnI.l % 'e 3. CaSiiI, ~ gS, 81; August 'h h.opoid'
80; walter u. cioonan. 81: Harold Jsffrsy,
81; Emil G. Kucker. Jr.. s7; William J.
william b. Byrnes, sij william Il. Doug.
Jr.. E icii ii oSsris: .. boyle, ios.
Joseph J. Cunningham, from iiith Preo.
" To take ctrect i,,o1 A. M. septembsr
cial war. roil) to precincts indicated, In
definite leaves OF absence are hereby re-
Otto Blazey, IS; Emil ]. stais. ~; Jers-
mlah j. Murphy, ~,
To take effect 8 A. NJ, october 1. 1919.
John J. Haslach, from 26th Preo. 70
I'd Insp. Dist, assigned to clerical duty.
TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS.
SERGEANTs.
william II. DAILY, e1st Prec., to s6th
Prec., assigned to duty In Old ssth Prec
Station House. from 1901 A. NJ. October
1, 1919.
Oscar c. Reimer. 11sth Proc., to Head
quarters DIV, to duty, in Office OF tbs
sd Deputy commissloner for Is dayr
from . A. NJ. October 1, 1919.
PATROLMEN.
George r. iearle, Asa Preo. to 8sd Preo-.
assigned as operator of lamp wagon fol
IL days from A. M. September 40, 1919
during absence of operator on vacation.
Charles v. Stevens, 7tth Prec.. assigned
as operator of patrol wagon from A. NJ,
September 20, 1919. during absence oi
operator on sick report.
Pierre Henry, Dennis McMuilen and
Timothy j. DELANEY. esth Preo.. assigned
The sun., 1919-10-01
roRncr.nsunr sArrs.


Supreme Court, County of New York. The
Equitable Trpst Company Of New YORK;
as Trustee, Ac, Plaintiff, against The
New Theatre and ether, Pei:ndAnt.' fen
In Pursuance u q Judgment OF nerss
closure and sale, duly made ana enteree
date nt tn. sSsS asy ss aSsSs eSs1a *.
named. will sell at public suciicn, st the
Street s n tts soroaRh Of IN Mammalian. City
OF New York. on the 7th day OF OCTOBER.
1919. at l2 o'clock noon on that day. BY
sold, and therein described as followsi
of land. situated in the 't Borough of Man
State cf New York. sounded ana described
Beginning at the conner formed by the
iterseetfon Of the northerly side OF sixty.
second, second Street With the westerly s'de ..4 o.
second Street two hundred and twenty:
With Central tfis Part nsPSs %S:. oDs Hundred
feet nve (5) inches to the centre line OF
the block; thence easteriy along the cen-
second Street twenty-five (2sl tsat; thesse
nss OF .naa ssap wsr Sh tns Sssdrss
side Of sixty-third Street; thence easteriy
along said southeriy side of Sixty-thrd
0tItett Two nunuTeQ NEVVJ Ieet " eno NN"N-
erly side Of Central Park West, and thence
southeriy along the westerly side OF Cen.
trai Park West, two hundred (2oo) zee,
ten t10) inches to the point or place oil
beginning:
Together with the buildings. fixtures
and improvements thereon, constructed or
to be constructed or In process OF con-
struction; and also all costumes. scenery
ana stage equipment, Of every kind ana
nature Whatsoever. now owned by the
Mortgagor. or hereafter acquired By means
of the bonds issued hereunder or their
proceeds; and also all permanent additions
which may hereafter be made to the said
property or its appurtenances; and alsso
all the estate. right. title. interest. prop
soever. well in law as in equity. OF
the Mortgagor Of In or to the same ara
every part and parcel thereof with the
appuraenances."
Dated. New York August a. 1919.
PHILIP J S1NNOTT, Referee.
MURRAY, PRENTI CE q ROWLAND.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
81 Wall Street, New York city.
The following is a diagram OF the prem
ises to be sold; II has no street numper'
GNrd 0treet.
The sun., 1919-10-01
Police Department
Orders
RELIEVED AND DIsMIssEp.

The following members OF the force are
relieved and dismissed from the police
the Police Pension Fund and are, awarded
tho following pension Con police surgeons'
certihcates);
PATROLMEN.
1913:
George c. Clarke. shield No. soss. 18th
The sun., 1919-10-01


The approximate amount OF the Hen or
charge, to satisfy which the above-de-
scribed property Is to be sold. is one MILL
ion eight hundred and thirty-one thousand
one hundred and ffty-six and twenty
fve one-hundredths dollars u1.S91, 1b6.2O
with Interest thereon from the 12th day
Of August, 1919. together with the costs
amounting to One hundred eighty-seven
dollars. fifteen cents Ss1s7;i6; with in
terest from August goth, 1919. together
with the expenses Of the sale. the approx
innate amount OF the taxes. assessments
and water rates. or other liens. which are
to be allowed to the purchaser out Of the
purchase money. or paid by the Referee;
10 one hundred and twenty-six dollars and
forty cents (3126.40) and intesost.
Said premises and property are to os
sold as an entirety and in one lot OF parcel.
Said premises are to be sold subject to
building restrictions and regulations con-
tained In = resolution or ordinance adopted
July 25th, 1915, by Board Of Estimate and
Apportionment of the City Of New York
snd amendments thereto. also subject to
any state OF fsots which an accurate sur
vey would show.
Dated, New York, August II. 1918.
PHILIP ]. SINNOTT. Referee
The sun., 1919-10-01

third street and John Keeiey OF zos
East Ninety-ffth street. charged with
being concerned In the assault and rob-
berry of Frank Kelly in the Offices Of the
Nassau News Company q week ago. were
discharged In Tombs Court yesterday
for lack of evidence.