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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1908

Page

5

Speedway Brush Meeting Highlights Fast Trotting News

Hot weather at the Speedway brought a subdued crowd and little brushing as fast trotters paraded. Notable entries included Bain with May Klamath and Zealous, Murphy behind Don Derby and Coast Marie with Fandango, and Tempus Fugit racing Tempus Fugit and Silver Ore with several heats. The brushes wrapped as the club’s matinees close until fall after a midsummer night.

F. R. Bain Atence May Klamath Marockus May California Mr. Bain Upt Speedway Mr. Murphy Leo Ottinger Nashville Charley W J. W. Cornish Tempus Fugit Dr. Chase Charles Weiland Tempus Dave McClary White Wings Thomas Keegan Fancy Prince I. M. Thompson T. DeLee P. Wolf Butterfly Lemon Paco. Estrella J. Kinney Tommy Burns Virginia Belle King Imer Stevens Chase J Cordevette

Big Motorcycle Run Heads New York to Brooklyn Endurance Race

Sixty four riders from ten states start from Catskill at 6 AM for the Federations of American Motorcyclists two day endurance event totaling 351 miles. Contests include hill climbing and emergency braking with controls at Haines Falls Newburg Nyack New York Patchogue Riverhead Roslyn and Brooklyn.

Catskill N. Y America Federatio Newburg Lafternoon Haines Falls Nyack New York Toon Patchogue Riverhead Roslyn Brooklyn

Fishing And Fishermen At Cholera Banks Crowd The Bay

The fishing steamboat Angler carried 525 aboard to Cholera Banks for a top season haul. Capt Foster praises Cholera Banks as a prime fishing ground. Sea bass humpbacked bass ling and blackfish plentiful with large bass up to five and a half pounds. Weakfish blackfish and fluke abundant as ideal weather and water boosted catches. A party including Capt Mike Hanlon and others landed twenty-two weakfish and several blackfish and fluke. Lake trout season closes tomorrow in Sullivan Orange Rockland Westchester and Amod Counties. A Jersey City group in Princess Bay caught thirty-one weakfish, one four-pounder among them.

Foster Oemaica Bay Mike Hanlon Dick Smith James Diedrick Robert Dawson Sullivan Ster Orange Rockland Westchester Amond Goose Creek Pumpkin Panch Jamaica Bay Morris Berwin Harlem Berwin Jersey City Princess Bay

Cragin and Bostwick Triumph in Yonkers Doubles Final

Calhoun Cragin and O M Bostwick won the doubles at Dunwoodies Country Club Yonkers defeating Julio M Steinacher and Gustave F Touchard 6 1 6 3 6 8 6 3 Semi final saw Touchard Steinacher beat Baggs Groesbeck 2 46 7 5 7T 6 Final round result repeats lead to title defense confirmation

Calhoun Cragin O. M. Bostwick Dunwoodies Country Club Yonkers Julio M. Steinacher Gustave F. Touchard Age Baggs George S. Groesbeck Oo.m. Bostwick

Astoria Leads Interborough League Unbeaten

Astoria remains unbeaten at the top of the Interborough Baseball League with Highbridge in second after a single loss. Last week all teaching clubs won. standings show Astoria 40 1,000 Sunnyside 1 1, Highbridge 4, Cornell 13, M. C. B. L. 0 4.000, Ascension 1 0.500.

Lipton Cup Ocean Race Draws Eighteen Entrants

Eighteen boats entered for the Lipton Cup ocean yacht race to start next Saturday from the Brooklyn Yacht Club. Entry close tomorrow with committee Edson B. Schock William H. Griffin and James S. Bradley as the field is expected to reach at least twenty boats for the 325 mile course. Sir Thomas Lipton’s cup remains unpaid awaiting shipment, while the fleet includes Shamrock Zuhrah and Keege as the smallest and largest hulls. The race is forecast to take about three days with a 10 am start heading to Scotland Lightship Fire Island and the Northeast End Light off Cape May.

Ighteen Brooklyn Yacht Club Edson B. Schock William H. Griffin James S. Bradley Sir Thomas Lipton Sir Thomas Joan N. Porter Keege Shamrock Zuhrah Bermuda Scotland Fire Island Cape May

Eastern Yacht Club cruise entries list fast yachts to Bar Harbor

Special to The New York Times Marblehead June 28 Entries for the Eastern Yacht Club annual cruise to Bar Harbor July 4 include Dervish Venona and Esperanza among Bermuda contenders. Also listed are Vigilant Taormina Dorello Gloriana Emerald Sakuntala Siesta and Savarona plus steam yachts Cigarette Wacondah Lyndonia and Avocet, with owners named.

New York Times Marblehead Eastern Yacht Club Bar Harbor Dervish Venona Bermuda Esperanza Vigilant W. E. Iselin Taormina W._ S&S. Eaton Doris S. Reed Anthony Avenger Robert W. Emmons Humma Robert Treat Paine Gloriana Gordon Abbott Emerald F.lewis Clark Dorello G. L. Batchelder Indian Arthur Adams R. Boardman Marietta J. Fred Brown Saku

Larchmont Yacht Club Schedules Two Motorboat Race Days

The Larchmont Yacht Club lists two motorboat race days this season Tuesday July 21 and Saturday Sept 5. Both days feature races for all classes in cruising and racing divisions under American Power Boat Association rules. With six racing buoys laid by the Lighthouse Board on both Sound sides, courses will be exact and records more satisfactory than with temporary marks.

Larchmont Yacht Club American Power Boat Association Lighthouse Board Larchmont

New Basketball Rules Set By Collegiate Committee

The Collegiate Basket Ball Rules Committee met at the Hotel Imperial and adopted changes for next season. A two official system including a referee and an umpire replaces the single official. The dribble is defined as continuous ball passage and the ball may not rest motionless after starting a dribble. A player may shoot after a dribble. Five fouls disqualify a player. Yale's Roswell B. Hyatt elected chairman. Ralph Morgan secretary treasurer. Harry A. Fisher editor. A central officials committee was formed with members from Penn, Williams, Chicago, Missouri, and Oregon State.

Collegiate Hotel Imperial Roswell B. Hyatt Yale University Ralph Morgan University of Pennsylvania Harry A. Fisher Columbia University R. Morgan George C. Appell Williams College East Joseph E. Raycroft University of Chicago Isadore Anderson University of Missouri E. D. Angell Oregon State Agricultural College Northwest

Harlem River rowing notes hint at regatta entries

J P Fox of the New England Rowing Association visited Harlem clubs securing entries for the Fourth of July regatta in Boston. Multiple clubs including Ion Boat Club Metropolitan Rowing Club and Unions plan crews across doubles quads and a junior eight, with heavy participation anticipated from New York clubs for regattas in Philadelphia and national events.

J. P. Fox New England Rowing Association Harlem Boston Ion Boat Club Metropolitan Rowing Club Fred Fuessel New York Bay Metropolitan Bohemian Nassau Nonpareil Crescent Dauntless Lone Star Friendship Wayanoke New York Philadelphia New York Athetic Durando Miller James Miller Ravenswood Boat Club College Point L. J St. Paul Boat Club St. Paul

Surrogate Notices for Edward Wachenheimer and Mildred L Williams

Notice by the Surrogate of New York to creditors of Edward Wachenheimer deceased and Mildred L Williams deceased. Claims must be presented with vouchers by October 14 1908 for Wachenheimer at 289 Broadway and by October 15 1908 for Williams at 31 Nassau Street. Executors Edward M Bernstein and Howell L Williams with attorneys Bowers and Sands.

Deceased Helen De Forest Griffin Notice of Claims

In pursuance of an order of Hon. Charles H. Beckett a Surrogate of New York notice is given to all persons having claims against HELEN DE FOREST GRIFFIN late of New York deceased to present with vouchers to the executors at 27 William Street Manhattan City of New York on or before November 15 next Dated New York May 4 1908 Executos Shepherd De Forest Edward Layton De Forest Omiston McCormack Attorneys for Executors 27 William Street Manhattan New York City

Wachenheimer Edward Abner C. Thomas New York Samuel L Feiber Edward M. Bernstein Broadway N. Y Manhattan Howell L. Williams Mildred L. Williams Bowers & Sands Nassau Street New York City Shepherd K. DE. Forest Edward Layton DE Forest Omiston & McCormack William Street Borough of Martin Max County of Max Martin Franc, Nguman & Newgass Cedar Street City of Matilda Martin Herbert S. Martin Joseph L. Reiling Berthold Hochschild Franc, Neuman & Newgass Borough of Manhattan Gervasio Perez Blandy Mooney & Shipman Wall Street Ruthven Mary W Mary W. Ruthven Messrs. Turner, Rolston & Horan City of New York John R. Platt Turner, Rolston & Horan Hildreth Amelia Amelia Hildreth I. Newton Williams Liberty Street Andrew Dougherty Robert H. Wylie Reper St Watson Mary McL Abner Thomas Mary McL. Watson Frederick W. McLanathan Charles C. Saunders John B. Pine Newark Teresa Wallach Alfred A. Cook Myron I. Borg Maximilian Morgenthau, Jr Wallach & Cook Flora Wallach Moses Wallach Joseph Benedicks Eva F. Rollins Executrix Moran & Healy Chambers Street Paul Emile Moller Jacob Alaric Leo Moller Frank F. Groff Brunnow Marguerite Allen W. Ewarts Friedenberg Jette Yette Jette Friedenberg Yette Friedenberg Mary Kistel Paul O Charles H. Beckett Paul O. Kistel County of New York Robert Thorne Broad Street Frederick P. Kiste Mayer Albert E Abner C.thomas Albert Ernest Mayer Theounty Road Street NEW York Trust Company CRAVATH, HENDERSON & DE _GERSDORFF Wood Margaret William G. Wood Ronald K. Brown J. Albert Lane Cunz Charles Abnert C. Thomas Charles Cunz Nelson Smith Elsie Oppenheimer Elizabeth Oppenheimer George Oppenheimer, Jr Solomon Rothfeld Hall of Records Julius Oppenheimer John Frankenheimer Hyman Sonn Surrogates Daniel J. Dowdney Ferdinand Kurzman Eckstein Joseph H Mary V. Ayers Cornelius Doremus Joseph H. Lecour, JR Denslow Marie C. C Marie C. C. Denslow Carl L. Schurz Guy van Amringe James Potter Dod Jesup Moorris K Morris K. Jesup Madison Avenue Maria DE Witt Thomas DE Witt Cuyler MO. E. Parsons Benjamin Strong Parsons Closson & McIlvaine Aea A Moore Cornelia Cornelia H. Moore Henry Kropf Poggenburg Henry F Louis Reichert John H. Poggenburg William H. Poggenburg Ruebsamen & Yuzzolino Bartram Ferdinand S Ferdinand S. Bartram Alexander T. Wells Charles B. Bartram William H. Toop Rollin M. Morgan Ae Rew Costes

Surrogate Court Probate Notices of New York Families 1908

A dense clinched notice page listing multiple probate actions in New York County. It cites Solomon Rothfeld and numerous heirs, creditors and trustees, with dates, names of executors and attorneys. The document records required appearances, guardians for minors, and order dates from 1908 for settlements and claims against estates including Oppenheimer, Eckstein, Ayers, Doremus, Denslow, Jesup, Moore, Poggenburg, Bartram, Toop and others.

Bankruptcy Sale Notice in Hyman Baltuch Case

In the Southern District of New York the trustee will sell at public auction on June 29, 1908 at 10 30 o clock at 113 Leonard Street Manhattan the judgment for 1853 02 in a Pollock trustee action and a separate City Court action against Julius Feinberg to recover 2500. The property will not be sold for less than 75 percent of appraised value. Dated New York June 16 1908. MacGrane Cox Referee in Bankruptcy Stern Singer Barr Attorneys for Trustee.

District Court OF the United States Southern District of New York Hyman Baltuch Charles Shewgood United States Eee Leonard Street Borough of Manhattan City of New York County of New York Henry W. Pollock Hyman Balluch Samuel Bogin Jacob Kirschberg City of Julius Feinberg Macgranbe Cox Stern, Singer & Barr Broadway New York City United States District Court Philip Levine Julius Shapiro Levine & Shasane Levine & Shapiro Rector Street Seaman Miller Morris Schiller Fred M. Schiller M. Schiller & Son Fred Schiller William Allen Wall Street Morris Greenberg Max Plotkin Greenberg & Plotkin Greenberg & Protkin N. Y A. D Montague M. Smith Smith & Campbell Stanley W. Dexter U. S. District Court For the Soothern

Bankruptcies in Southern District of New York Notices

Public bankruptcy notices list Edward F. Cleary Effie V Beyer and George Deublein. First meeting dates set July 14 1908 and July 9 1908. hearings July 8 1908. Locations include Hudson Terminal Building 375 Church Street Rector Street and U S District Court building New York. Trustees and creditor proofs instructed, with examinations and claims actions.

Bankruptcy notices for Levine Shapiro and others in New York

Public notices list bankruptcies in New York firms including Levine Shapiro and Schiller firms with first creditor meetings set for July 1908 at specific offices. Also notes Montague M Smith and Charles A Strom with hearings and discharge requests in the U S District Court Southern District of New York.

Foreclosure Sale Set for 67 69 and 71 East 97th Street

New York Supreme Court in New York County assigns a public auction of the property at 67 69 and 71 East 97th Street Manhattan for July 20 1908 at noon. The sale follows a June 1908 judgment of foreclosure against Jacob Levine and others with Louis F. Doyle as referee. Bowers & Sands represents the plaintiff with address 31 Nassau Street. The diagram lists the center line block for the parcels.

NEW York Supreme Court County of New York James A. Bailey, Jr Jacob Levine Exchange Vesey Street Borough of Manhattan City of New York Joseph P. Day City of New-York Ninety-seventh Street Park Avenue Louis F. Doyle Bowers & Sands Nassau Street Borough of Manhattan East 97Th Street

Property to Be Sold Under Mortgage Foreclosure July Auction

The property on 7th Street is advertised for sale to satisfy a total of $20,151.62 plus accrued interest and $383.78 in costs. Taxes and liens amount to $485 with interest. The sale is subject to four mortgages totaling $142,000 plus accruing costs, disbursements, and tenant rights.

Supplemental summons in Griswold et al v Roberts case

Supreme Court of New York County issues a supplemental summons to James A. Roberts and co defendants on a competency matter involving Henry A. Perry. Plaintiffs L H Griswold and Heaton allege failure to answer will yield judgment by default.

Mabel McDonald Ruby Draper Burleigh B. Draper Elizabeth Fox Thomas H. Fox Alice Vanalst Katherine D. Reuss Robert A. Vanalst New York County Esoterg J. A. Young P. O William Street Borough of Manhattan New York N. Y Charles McDonald Mamie McDonald J. A. O'Gorman Supreme Court of State of New York Cern County of New York County Court House City of New York Co. H William St New York City

New York Supreme Court Referee Sets Sale of Manhattan Property

A New York Supreme Court sale order lists Edward Tospiman as plaintiff against Ida Margoles and others. Referee Charles S. Brand schedules sale of a West End Avenue parcel in Manhattan, subject to a first mortgage of 12,250 dollars and existing tenancies, with liens totaling 3,725.53 dollars and sale costs of 255.53 dollars. The date appears June 26, 1908, with sale at 12:00 noon on July 21, 1908, in Vesey Street, Manhattan.

Public auction sale of premises in Manhattan 1908

Referee Charles Brand will sell at Exchang Salesroom 14 16 Vesey Street Manhattan on July 21 1908 at 12 noon the parcel described by judgment. The property is subject to a first mortgage of 17900 and existing tenant occupancy and liens including Hensor charges 5022 19 and costs 302 92 plus assessed water rates and other liens to be paid from purchase money. Dated New York June 24 1908.

Muly Housani New York Charles Brand NEW York Supreme Court New York County Edward Tostman Ida Margoles Exchang Vesey Street Borough of Manhattan City of New York Joseph P. Day Twenty-second West End 87Th Street West End Avenue 67Th Street Clyde Realty Company Louis H. Moos Nassau Street New York City Hensor Charles S. Brand Supreme Court County OF New York Aaron Coleman Morris Manheimer Newark 41St Street Eighth Avenue Dist Street Ralph H. Raphael Morris Cooper Abraham A. Greenhoot Morrie Mannheimer William S. Jackson State of West 41St Street Fred Kuser Charles A. Gutheil Exchange Fifty-fifth Street Tyne Lud Joseph J. Corn Jacob Newman Plaintiffs Broadway East 55 Street Soth Street Jennie Thayer Clarence Person Vesey St 145Dh Street 8Th Avenue Elek John Ludwigh James W. Hyde Wall Street

Supreme Court action on 119th Street property in Manhattan

Plaintiffs Hattie Kings and others sue Adolph Press and others in a proceedings dated June 23 1908 with referee Arthur Hurst to confirm a land description in Manhattan. The parcel lies on the southerly side of 119th Street between First Avenue and related boundaries, listing a 32 000 dollar first mortgage and prior deed from 1906. Attys Kurzman and Frankenheimer note the property diagram with street numbers 336 338 East 119th.

Supreme Court, County OF New York Hattie -Kings and Adolph Press Exchange Vesey Street Borough of Manhattan City of New York Joseph P. Day 119Th Street First Avenue Philip Tenzer Samuel Lampert New York Arthur Hurst Kurzman & Frankenheimer Attornoy Broad Street Borough of Manhattan N. Y

Property Sale Amounts and Referee Details 1908

The document states the approximate amount needed to satisfy the Hen oF charge is 22023.75 to 100 dollars, with interest from May 11 1908 and costs of 369.29, plus interest from May 21 1908 and sale expenses. It notes taxes assessments and water rates or other liens totaling 99 dollars with interest, dated New York June 4 1908 by Elek John L udvigh, Referee.

New York Arthur Hurst Michael J. Daley Joseph J. Corn Elek John Ludvigh

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Weather Ae Speedway New Lon S. Hook. Gov Interborough League Tammany Eress Zinita Hyman Cohen Brooklyn Mimosa Til Stuyvesant Wainwright Oliver Iselin, Jr Mopsa Sullivan Brothers Harlem Sakana Haviland Brothers Lula Richard C. Floyd Veges Larchmont Motorboat Races Harlem River Rowing Notes Christian G. Moritz Southern District of Edward F. Cleary Hudson Terminal No. Church Street Macgrane Coxe United States District ¢ Court Effie Beyer Seaman- Miller U. S. District Court For George Deublein Reitweiser, Deublein & Prause United States Court House 7Th Street Edward Tospiman Gilh Street W. Gith St W. 67Th St Philip Rhinelander T. J. Oakley Rhinelander Charles C. Bull Bowers & Lands Attorneys For Executors Supreme Court, Coin OF George W. Dunn William A. Martin Hyman B. Lefkowitz Edwin Schwab Exchange Salesroom Twenty-third Borough of the Bronx Cypress Avenue June Sth Arrowsmith & Dunn Manhattan Borough Nework City 137Th Street
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