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New-York tribune., 1911-01-16
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN

CENTRAL PARK WElST-The MeIrose apart
msuts. two seven story elevator structures at
50. as % ISL Central Park West. northwest
corner Of l0sth street. on plot 100 llXloO feet.
have been bought By tho Brown Realty Company
from the Brewer estate. The Brown Realty
Company gave several dwelling houses IN YonS-
srs ir part payment. The transaction involved
about S45D 600 George NJ. EIhTgott and the
Consolidated Board OF Brokers negotiated the
transaction. The Merose apartment houses We're
acquired by the Brewer estate Ia 1905 from the
Barnard Realty Company.
a1sT STREET Henry n Vein Company
has soil f0r George ". E.rlos., Of Flush ing
Long Island 10 Aaron Coleman 10. pa West
3lsr street p four story building on lot 2jNICO
feet. Mr.. Coleman viii make extensive sltera-
tionq 70 tho property. after which IL will be
occupied by a TeStaurateIr, WHO mas leased Il
for long term Of years.
l22D STREET.-THE Henry 81 Well Company
ham Ns 269 10 30 West 1924 street. three four
story single hathouses ou plot 6oNHS feet, about
20 feet east ot Eighth avenue
EuGECONBE AEENUE--Hayden & 60 have
sold for George 4. Fold No. 49, fldsecOmba ave-
rue = three story Dwelling house, on lot II {
xlno feet. The buyer ~ understood 70 be Fred
erick Glssser-
STANTON STREET--Eosa Cohn sold - Mich
sr Spinari the three story building so 20
stanton street, on lot c0y75 fo,r.
THE BRONX.
JEROME AVENrE-Saav g co have aold
the Mot 75xfO0 fcst ou tho west side or Jerome
avenue. 400 feet north Of i7G;h street
PLYNpToN AVENUE HAYDEN & 60. have
-oId FOR Frederick T.. Chaser the plot 1SNiop
fcst on the vest side Of Plympton avenue. 2ps
fast south OF R0sc0hel avenue George 4. Fed
sivon the dTsIlirE house SO. ~ Edgecombe
arrs o.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-16

nsir Of china opera glasses, win a
monkey in the centre. is a match sate ana
costs 25 cents.
little wooden painted Dutch girl holds
9 calendar in front OF her and costs 10
cents.
s,,oks consumers. with brass burners anu
s,uners are quito effective IN room
u,bars there are a number OF people smoA-
,,o and sell for s. and 81 each.
An electric bell TO attach TO the library
,ahI. "a ,n the form OF an owls head and
costs s. 30.
A, interesting paper weight IS in the FORM
OF two bronze bull terriers eha'hed To-
ge,her II sells for 30 cents.
Glass ash trays in different shapes some
with a brass cigar rest at the sides cost
from 81 to ss 30 each.
Silk and wool novelty goods in old weaves
and IN pastel coorings sell for 81 ss a yard.
twisted rope OF imitation pearls, quite
iono ana with tassel ends. sells for 80
polnsettias OF red velvet 10 add TO trim
,ur hats or the small velvet aviation caps
sell for 80 cents apiece.
White Kid butterflies for millinery use
cost & "A each
New-York tribune., 1911-01-16

United states. sao5oo. attorneys. AisTards
4 Green t20 Broadway
% AVE. n W cor 1ith 81. JoxT9.3. Sept y
1904: Mar Fcllcr 20 the Trust 60 OF AIneflca
Ss2 600. attorney Fitch. Mott brant' o.
Nassau ~.
1eTH AVE. At intersection centre line sst
ave and 1890 -. az per Rsndalr. map 80
i5j fx7g g11fl.@x2t. Patrick n McNulty IL
Alphonse Uogensusr Albert r and George
Wesslau. $4,000; attorneys. Davis Kauf'
mann. II Chambers 81
i2fH AVE. intersection Of middle lines sli7
ave and 1850 -, IS per Randails map 35H
i44x irreg; Jan n. 1905. Frank p schlmpi q
Edith r Ryer and Francis Ryer and hst-
ranks $1,000: attornsy. Title Guarantes and
Jrust Co. 1I6 Sroadway.
2I.TH ST. s. 2I6 e of "A ave. 2jr
$50. oct %. 1894: Jonn. Henry and John
5i2 9TH ave.
2Jx1131o; MAY ~. 1898; solomon oppenhsin@r
10 Fanny EllinEer: $4,000: attorneys. GJg
gsnhemer. Untermyer & Marshall 80 Broad
street.
3, 1908; Newbold Ls Roy Edgar 70 United
states Trust co $4,000 attorneys. stewart 81
Shearer. 81 wall 81.
5TTH ST. 345 west: sty brS 100 5xia. Jan
Il, 1906 Emma J Hcrren "a the aetropol's1
Trust 90 OF New York: si5 ooo: st'orn~r, Titl-
Guarantee and Trust 90, i6 BrosdU8r.
GOTH ST, 24i west: s ST. brk. ioo.5x25 nov
- 1905. Moss Realty % 10 United sta'es
as Wall 81
soTH ST. Gao west sty brs. foo. 5N25 .;oy
81 1905 same TO same $4,000 at'orne''.
same as above.
SD ST. s. 2to a ~ . % An ave, - 5yio2 ,.
Dee Is 1900: Patrick " Reilly ~ Anuie z
Bausrdorf. s.. 500 attorney. william ciarka
l49 Broadway.
THE BRONX.
.pEcATUR AVE, sw cor ?ols, st, u iixiio,,
4c 7xi244. oct 81 1907: Edward and sarah J
Enrich 10 Edwin Meeks, trustee. $500. st
torney, Duysl, 2II Broadway.
TINTON AVE, q $, - q of Home -. 0ox
100. Nov 49, 1906. Fannie Sohsi 20 Margaret
Bryant, sNtrx and trustee; $1,000; attorney.
Smith Williamson. 35+ Alexander ave
VIRGINIA AVE, s cor Public Place, T5.tt
271lN irreg; Apr y. 1909; Hiram Fisher TO
John " Thomson, commissioner. SI"'O. at
torneys. Foster Thomson. l4i Broadway.
WEBSTER AVE, 9, 70 u OF i69th 81. ios
Ii00; Sept !, 1910: Harry Plough ana Peter
Fox 70 Augusta Morris De Psyster: $1,000 az
torrsy, Title Guarantee and Trust co. 10 Broad
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The summaries follow

fast group Of distance runners made
ND the field in the Pernant Athletic club
r,,n. which was held Yesterday. Charles
7-i,,r,ins. the promising runner Of the
Nroruiprsida Athletic Club, was the victor
in the good time Of % minutes 20 seconds.
John F. Hayes, Of the Irish-American
Athletic club was a victim Of Timmins
sprint In the last stages, finishing second
lO0 wards in the victors wake. Sam Rosen-
baum. OF the Morris Athletic Association
was only a short distance behind Hayes.
The summaries follow.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-16
RESPONSES.

Miss $. Of Jersey City, was the first to
respond 10 the request for The Christian
Herald" for an invalid member. Others
who kindly offered their copies will for
ward 10 other "shut-ins"; A. l.. s.. or Nor
v.ich. Conn. will send THE Youths Com
nanion' 10 Mrs. Halstead. OF Nebraska,
v.bo will pass IL round to the neighborhood
children. {. Lane Poor, jr., Of Manhattan,
has been asked TO send his copy TO the
Southern Industrial School at lamp tl,.;
Ala. aft which the younger pupils viii
greatly enjoy.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-16
MASTERS0N THE VICTOR
Wins Close Race After TussIe
with John Schroeder.
MANY RUNNERS COMPETE
Flfty-hve Athletes Plod Through
Mud in Morningside
A. G.. Run.

\ sensational sprint in tn. final dash TO
the tape added much zest 10 the weekly
three and three-quarter-mile run of the
Morningside Athletic Club yesterday. The
hfty-five hardy athletes who competed we're
forced TO plod through much mud
Frank MasterSon the Mohawk Indian.
Won the race, catching John Schroeder. OF
the Morningside club. fifty yards from
the finish, and outsprintng him in des-
rerate dash 10 the tape Masterson won
by inches in the good time Of 10 minutes
q seconds. Harry BiGdie a cIubmatc Of
the winner. was third. a hundred wards
behind the winner
The summaries follow:
New-York tribune., 1911-01-16
The summaries folio

Through his superior sprintnE ability in
the last one hundred Yards Jimmy Para
vano. NJ the Maplewood Athletic club. won
the weekly run Of the 81 Patrick Athletic
club Yesterday. The winner. along with
Charles Maxwell and n. Van Dusen. Who
finished second and third, respectively. al
tcrnatod in the van until the stretch was
reached. then Paravane forged ahead, 70
win ny inches.
The exciting finish delighted the large
number OF spectators az the finish. Para
vane's time for the thrce-mie course vas
is minutes I second
New-York tribune., 1911-01-16
PLAY FAST HANDBALL GAMES.

Some interesting handball games were
ulayed in the tournament Of the Metropoli-
tan Rowing Club on It's court in the club
house on the Harlem River yesterday.
Robert Nelson and Louis Rode won two
fast and hard fought sets from Frank
Quinn and Charles conway by scores OF q
10 l6 and q 90 T. The other results fol-
low. ". Met and ]. Callahan defeated NJ
Nurphy and Irving Emery by scores OF q
10 Is and p 10 10 The II. Hart and IL.
Hyl6nd We j. Routine and l. Gauss
matches resulted in An even breaE. The
scores were q % u and 10 q
New-York tribune., 1911-01-16
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Brown-weiss Realities 70 Max Weiss: 81
Mary Hoyt 10 Virginia Anderson. ass,s:
800
Charles 3 Hill 20 Max Eismar: $4,000.
Title Guarantee and Trust Co 70 Frederick
Bertuch, trus; $4,000.
Same to John w Sterling; $4,000.
Kath + Rsynard 20 Anna 9 stephsns: So
900.
Emil c Bondy and ano, sxrs, 70 Emit O
Bondy aud ano, trus; = Assts; $50, ,13l IS.
Same 20 Rosalie Bondy: s3S, 1888 80,
Same TO same, S32, 2es 81.
LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust CO 90
Lawyers Mortgage Co: S37,5oo.
Samuel GottheIt TO William " Aoorei si0c
Irvine Realty Co TO John Bell. 81
David Barnett to Trust Co OF America, 81
Imogsna Briggs. trus. 10 selis Roseneaum:
I-3 part. $1,000.
American surety 60 20 Caroline p Dunn; 81.
Amelia Steinmstz 20 Edwin c Jones, SIUo
Lawyers Mortgage co 70 walter Gu-nss 81
a., as trustees; $4,000.
Same 70 Charles r Dean; $4,000.
Adelia \ Carpenter. trustee, 10 Aaron car
psnter aud sno. trustees: $4,000.
same 10 sans; $4,000.
Same 10 same; $4,000.
Aaron A Carpenter and sno. trustees, u VII
son NJ Powell: s7.o9i II.
John Kendall 20 Arthur c Essrls; 81
Harriet Day 20 Gracey SiInon-Slmon ReaiO
Co, 81.
Wilhelm Stetmle to Anna Schulz; s4OOl.
Trust Co Of America 70 Trust co OF AIn.r'cs-
as committee OF August Fellheimer. $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-16
Contributions.

An express box of clothing, shoes and
fancy articles cam. from Mrs. Alyord. ot
wInsted. Conn: another excellent contri-
button Of useful articles, from "a Friend '
a. Peekskil y. Y; muf and calendars.
from II. f. +. OF South Orange; cards and
calendars. from Mrs. Heard Of NeWburg,
y. Y; underwear, outside garments; read
ing matter etc. from Brooklyn. without a
name. a box OF hats and trimmings, from
Tudlow y J., a trunk filled with clothing,
fancy articles. etc. from Ionkers, y. Y;
a box OF dainties. as a special gift for the
French teacher, from Cnity oranch; ,rn[ i,,Si OF
y. Baron. OF Bradford Vt.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-16

consecutive Sundav. easily won the inVi-
tation run Of the Jamaica Athletic Associ-
alton. After the pack had gone two miles
Richmond set his own pace, and was
thereafter never pushed 20 the finish. Tom
Carroll. the Jamaica runner was the only
competitor who showed any inclination 10
follow Richmond's fast pace. The two
runners were several hundred wards ahead
Of the Geld az the tame.
I'll, -.,r.. NJ, % rine fnlIn~-
New-York tribune., 1911-01-16
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with aar1e ard address Of lenders atto'neE)
MANHATTAN
1ANf-AHY

.yt-ltn rav1e ard addr's9 OF lNnl'l HIaot nf- ,
MANHATTAN.
JANUARY II.
CHRISTOPHER ST 1870. ST. brk, IJ.IS
- - txa0. June fG 1856. Mary O Newell 20
[arrIck riggs, $4,000; attorney, LAWYERS THO
tnslfraurs and Trust Co. 100 Broadway.
roRsyTH ST. los 20 118. r cor Broo-ne
-, Tnox 50N lOU. IH4pll. April 20. 1910, Harris
Ei,c psalty and Construction co 20 Della -
syc. sos 200: attorneys. Eisman, Levy, Corn
4 IaVine i35 Broadway
SAME PROPERTY, April 26. 1910; same 20
,viiiisn \ Rodgers; $4,000. attorneys. same.
tIrvpY ST. W cor Market 81. known as
,., 5gs parts of lots 2Oj and POI, map estate
I{sutrl,k Rutgers dated Nov Is 1913. runs
- "a . lot ops said map parallel with
,tarket 81 g5x e 90 " Market st alOns
"a q Market 81 90 beginning Harris Brown 10
T,nas We'll and Bernard Mayer; $4,000, ad-
dress, - Nassau -
sT NICHOLAS AVE. " . so II 0f 18Th
q, io0x.5. March 7. 1910 Borough Estates, O.
CORPORATION. 20 Gustavus l. Lawrence. St,50o
attorney. q J. Lawrence. 222S Broadway.
ST NICHOLAS AVE. " . 30 Il OF 1Ipth
., 5sy 100. Jan g 1910. Gustavus J. Lawrence
tn LAWYERS Title Insurance ana Trust Go and
Frad.rirk Prime. ir. as trustees; 10000; at
tnrnrV Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co.
lao Broadway.
WASHINGTON ST 6aI to Gi2. 3 sty brk.
il "a cor Barrow ~, runs n i00N " toN "
nar.uel With Christopher 90 00N G 20 "a
BEGINNING. April 10. 1901, Mary . Newell u
tho EQgitabls Lie Assurance Society Of tSS
New-York tribune., 1911-01-16
Received Help.

Manhattan branch No. 10 wishes 10 sc-
rrouledre the receip. Of a large assortment
OF children's hats from the hrm OF " H.
sriehl & CO.. 40. 2m Greene street Ne"
York and bezs to thank them for their
generous contribution. These hats VIII be
distributed among the POOR and needy IN
nllr hlttricf.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-16

Eisr Go,,lish; 9 yrs from Jan I. 1911: i2o''
address IS % ave.
7TH ST 279 and 2si East houses: Estty
Glick to Louis Ober: = yrs from Dec !, l'lo'
81 O0O: address. psi East Ith 81.
I'D ST. ii2 East. Oswald OclschlGger n
Ralph Elsinger. 81 yrs from completion OF a.
terntiors taxes. etc. and 81 pcr cent valuation
OF $4,000; address. $50 West t3Jth n.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address os grantee
Interest per cent, unless otherwise stated.
MANHATTAN.
JAEU AIRY 4


JANUARY a.
,,rsrrp0,v AVE W s. lis y II n, 1874 81,
a. syfaO Iprior mtg s47 300; Jan II due July D.
Igll. per cent; Conrad Sauer 70 Morris MOT
lofslv. $500: address 224 Amsterdam ave.
RowERY. Il. ; sty brk. 25x1Oo: oct q: s yrs.
a uer cent. Joseph H SchWarZ and ano 70 Harris
schwartz. $1,000 address. East io6th ST.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. cor of l52d st, x.
\ irreg tprior mtg S2O6 900. Jan 10. demand.
per cent: Gngold Reaty o 90 20 mares y Hosen'
os1.rr ST s. 393 Q II " Of 9th ave. s13xss Q
Ian l3. I vr . per cent. Eagle Improvement 60
10 METROPOLITAN Trust Co. s2d5.00O; address
Madison ave.
Ian N. Z yrs: Realty co OF West Twenty Sixth
street 20 Albany savings Bank $oooVWi Ad-
dress Albany, \
ssrH ST, 10 and q West, sty brk, 4sXas.e
r. m. lar II: / VI, s per cent. Winona Construc-
tion, 60 70 state Realty and Mortgage Co. $50
SAME PROPERTY; m prior mtg $50 COO
Ian IL. I vr per cent. same 20 same; SoIV"'
SAME PROPERTY rrior mtg silTooo1, 4 lar
a. ". per cent; same 10 same slos,ooo
address. II Pine 81.
ssTry ST, a3o West. sty brk, 5oxio2 2y iL-es
Jar i8 yrs. Elinor Palmer 70 Aloany saV
lngs Bank: $50 ooo address Aloany' y j.
THE BRONX.
,pTt;r-P AVE. r cor Of 17sth So. ain'
l22 * irrsg: Jan T.. s yrs; William 9 Berger
"a ciair.iIie T. Benedict, guardian: <3,ovo, al
dress Katolah, ~ !.
rr-RNSrpE AVE. = 2 cor % lTsth st. cog
T. sIiN = n lSn p of Interval Il
ave s4S .xIoO 1891 81. g. ~ y or wash
J,-tc1 ave i7SxlOO. Chestnut 81, " =. l4 y
yrer, Ola Po=ron rd 50Xl6o. north = of lot lV'
and All o., lots io7B ara l29. map :, OF OlnviIe
Ir.icr mtg sass 0oDI; ian IS. due Aug =
d.. raT cent: Bceton Realty 60 20 Irvine
PsaIt,- 60. $4,000. address. sie East 1921 81
rFpoNE AVE. . cor O., 1ostb ~ 20. 7yaS Q
,w- fG su- IAN -. 1919. Jacob Ha.nn -
George ycAneny and s0o, executors; s-'ioV
address 10 East +'th 81
Tot Il rusr Adee property. ian IL. .rs,
,or cent. charles y Cnrisfos'n 'n louise erosl
a ,o0. 5dd-ass - Corlelia -. Rroodyu.
>-r-vy YORK and ALBANY POST ROAD, >
s5,trtr- lands ~ Tripler 15Nsf. Jan 10, yr
y rsr rrr,. Nsuis a Shea and ano, Individual
nd oyrs and et Al to John II Thorn, $500; All
dress West 2jeth 81
PROSPECT AVE. a = 125 q of 1921 ST.
yova5. Ian Il. 3 vrs. 81 p~r cent. Frederick
Sbra,rfo- 70 charles Appiehy o. al "a trus-
t.ce. sn OOo. address. Glen cove. Long lsian9.
VALENTINE AVE. n 9 cor ls4th -. 7Sf1loo
u, "a. z yrz. Edward HANDY 70 George F faF-
I'll e. 500. address, Fishkill. !.
r45TrJ ST. g. 1874 q y ~ Willis ave 'os
100 Ian IL. ; yrs. Benjamin Benenscn 2.
fferito5 states Savings Bank. S3scn". address
COS Madison ave.
otorr4 81. n " . = n lot 1850. map Wake
s.Ii .Ovifs. Jan t3. yrs, per cent. Annie
IJsnr, 10 Emily { Odsll: $1,000. address. "
Fa.' 22gtn ~.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-16
IN DOUBLEs SCRATCH
HIGH SCRATCH
10 TARGETs-HANpIcAP
0SiPoNE BASEBALL MEETING.

os,er'' Jan lJ-Inabiiity of all the club
B,s,t.,," " the New York State League
sc,.s1IIi Association to attend the meeting
h. '''eo % Tor Tuesday evening in this city
r..,,-- .,,-'essi'ated It's postponement. The
ri, probably will he held here January
New-York tribune., 1911-01-16
of Interest TO HUomen

while the graciousness OF tho ne's y'''oon
folk was an added glesm OF Su"s"'ne III
the lives OF the visitors
MRS. PIERREPoNT A. GREEN
President.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-16
MECHANICS, LIENS.

both sr. z7s and 2so West Jacob keso,shJ
egt Aphonss z vcss, owners Louis Goldsmith
contractor; $I1 81.
sTH AVE. 242o and e422; .an,s azt Johannes
81 Johannsen. owner; Louis Goldsmith. contTac-
tor: 81 65.
7rH AVE. \ : cor Of i2sth St, % Iixico Cc-te
church owner: John ] Fleming contractor:
si7o
WEBB AVE. g who'll. front between 1851
possS az richard n Mcntxonisry q Co own
ers GenswaD: s1743 90
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD, s. 100 = -
ara Door co agt Brook Construction Go, owner
and contractor. $500.
ST NICHOLAS AVE- cor Of 1924 a., loos
no. same sgt Collier Construction Co owner
and contractor; S32J.
MOTT AVE, cor Of i44th st ioozioo. MAJ
sol Hardware 60 aSt Handy Realty 90, owner
and contractor; Rockville Realty CO. owner
JACKSON AVE. " :. 2lt It n Q, 1884 s., ioS
xiO0 Henry Muskat ast Ram Rsssn,iy O. o'hs''
Reliable Realty Co, contractor S2oS.
CgFsToN AVE vs. % n OF 1880 81. looT
100. Henry Muskat agt wslmaor Realty Co.
owner and contractor: 1900.
KELLY ST, =. l9O # Of intervais s'e.
IO0x16O Standard Damp ProonnS GO sst @ @Lnns
contractor. ccil1- tor sS7 20
18TH ST. II West: Alex VI Berran as' Annie
T L Atterbury. owner. Max Saltz. coniraei3''
$500
VALENTINE AVE. " cor 10Th st. ooiK
500, ''''''
MrNFoRD PLACE I4as: Hugh p .Xslly sSs
stephen still, owner and contractor s-V
9TH sT. 235 East. Laura Roofing g AIT
Louis ] Ro.endos, owner and contractor. $50.
st NICHOLAS AVE . cor I72d ~, inoHio0.
theodore + Hahn agt Collier Construction co.
owner and contractor; 81 L1oo-
sD AVE cor fT5th 81. li3xi3s: Herr
mann funb.r co act Godss Realty CO, owner
and contractor. 81 1850
New-York tribune., 1911-01-16
RECORDED LEASES.

with name and address ot lcsss.
JANUARY ~
SOUTH ST, s. Margaret r Csroiau. guardian,
20 William 7 smith. yrs from May :, 1911.
s. coo. address, Titusvillc. Penn.
4TT ST. - East store. otr. Title Tsusig 20
New-York tribune., 1911-01-16
! -A3aTRIBUNR
1hsggSHHHklaE NH
NJ WGH Il r. TY

When man dies they who survive him
ask what property he has left behind. Tne
angel vino bends over the dying man asks
VIM The Koran
New-York tribune., 1911-01-16
GOLFERS STILL IN DOUBT
,,,ion Of Association Not Con-
"'' sidered Positive Enough.
MAIN POINT UNSETTLED
after Question Decided, but
nomination of St. Andrews
vot Definitely Considered,

-, .,r,nlrtc details have been received
-, 20 the action taken at the annual
to. OF the United states Golf Associa-
chicago on Saturday night East
" .,,,.rs must Re kept in state OF more
uncertainty as 20 just what was
,,a, vas not done on the all-absorbinE
question. Judging. however, from
-..,rs rerorts. Il looks as II the Amer.
- had cuce again decided TO follow
,,srcvs 50 far as possible.
-. resolution adopted by the associs-
c~ir,od iu the later editions o.
y. ...5sr,s Tribune. follows.
-, 1.ritsd states Golf Association will
.,r.,ior anv substantial departure
~" .ss traditional and accepted form and
nVL ~ so.f clubs which. in its opinion.
.-si.. l-s Of play shaft and head which
-. ~, contain any mechanical contriv-
~ srrr - springs, IT also regards as
-, the uss Of such clubs as those OF
r,,,s headed type or such clubs as
-. ,bo neck SO bent az 20 produce a
lave t'
SIMILAR defect
Go IL has been doini ely settled that
-..,,-s5 use OF the cCntre-shafted putteT
=, -o.sfya United States Golf Association
-.,,or /, is feared by some that the end
-, hssr accomplished in a manner calcu-
,.,,, - cause additional trouble later on.
:, ,o,S'nz more has been accomplished
-, the adoption OF the resolution. doubt
-. continue 20 exist as TO the future
- Of the United States Golf Associa-
-. In other words. is the United states
-,Br 70 keep on adopting and interpreting
!. Andrews rules, whatever they may be,
:. is IL going 10 insist upon. or at least
!. taking ~ future matters jointly and
ro.s tremendously with the Royal and An
,..,.. Possibly later sdvices from Chicago
IN chow. tnst this country is going TO De
g., s,ovcb 10 do more than adopt merely
tbst 81 Andrews did.
,,oss follower OF golf expressed fears
A., night that tie action OF the delegates
,,s no, been positive enough and that it
,.,,h, result in the Western Golf Associa-
~ ,,sng some radical action at its COM
~ meeting. There Is a deep rooted feel
,,i, ,so West that the United States Golf
,.so-s,ion is MOI national enough and that
4 /. u,ore important to first satisfactorily
,.rs the internal situation.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-16

L.s Campbell. the Forest Hill Field club
r-,,sS.orsl wiH shortly sever mis- Connec-
tr-vith that organization i las not
s,saIlev haCn settled as vet whether he
ti7 leave on tho first ot the month or
fnsiu tH April T. IIo has hopes OF So
:-nnE tho Philadelphia Cricket Club rSrcsn.
t,rsr.y held rv the late Willie Anderson.
Is~e are several applicants for the For
n HiI position. Including Robert Thorn
VI, o. Kro' wood. and Dave Honeyman.
Ire lee. ua-rad is Spoken Of with favor.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-16

Metropolitan district golfers are immense
iv r,ssss1 over the championship distribu-
ion Al the association meeting. With re-
rsr5 % The amateur tournament. the writer
forecast a short time ago that the A2a-
Vsnis club appeared TO have the inside
rack" Tnc surprise came in the selection
u Bsl.us-ol for the women's tournament.
IL 10 a fev hours before the meeting no
tunauon hal been given that tine we'll
krovn New Jersey organization had any
s,,rs 70 handle the attraction With its
t.v home. BaltusrOl is in position 10
l,ss care OF the women, no matter no"
,Inro1s The open on the links OF the
tsesE9 Golf Club, at Wheaton. IS bound
b vcy5 a popular attraction, a. it has not
tsr hsI n the West for several years
New-York tribune., 1911-01-16
LIS PENDENS.

PROONF, ST 23s. Lena Kaufman aGt Jacob
Gross action 10 restrain. etcJ; attorneys "el"-
berg Bros
LOT 81 map No $50. map o; new viilag- ~
Taroue The Bronx: Louisa \ Balser e1trA asl
Nina Muller et al foreclosure or mtsli et'oI-
ney, Entwist!s.
LOT 535. westerly 4, map ot VILLAGE Of Wax
field Tho Bronx: Kate A Brennan szt .s,I,s ,n.y
Hutcheson et al foreclosure OF ints'i attorney
G Squires.
4STH ST. n s. 800 y OF "a ave, y 51loo -
Hanchcn Strauss sgt Clara Jaccos0n 81 al to'7-
cIo.ur4 Of nitg): attorney, " Brunner
5TII AVE n 2 cor q 18th 81. 3oxlOO. lrS
Bronx: Annie Guinon agt Mary 1ol.ns e' -
tforec leisure OF mtgl: attorney, q Squires.
o,sr SIT az West. william Liebenor sst
Ren1nlos Construction co et al spec!hc perIVTn-
anceI. attorney n Waldman.
bsrr 81 2iO West, Mutual Lie Insurance
r. ~ Nayr YORK agt Charles Y Ellis 81 a. Vor~-
cIosIIre OF mtg: attorney Mcheen.
54TH ST. 432 West, Metropolitan saTtns'
NJ sgt { y thurman Investing 90 et a. Ter
leisure OF mtzl: attorneys. \ & " Hutcni@
PELHAM AVE. s. s9f q ~ or Hughes a., 80
as 9TiO0. Henry Bissman 81 Al aEt L-Non Lon
Str-s,,on % 81 al (foreclosurs OF mtg. sttoI-
rrvs Davis & Kaufman
pvrUNN AVE, Il 5, So.n - ot Hughes
80 as ax iO0, Weudelin Bernhard sgt L-vo
S..r,s,r.cficr 20 - al foreclosure or mtg a.
,orneys. Davis & Kaufman.
LEXINGTON AVE. n Q cor iooth 81, ioc llr
a, ,S-as actions: Bernard Mayer sgt AorahGn
LasseI o. al foreclosure OF three mtE'' ef'or-
ney " Sundheiner
IrxyNGToN AVE. SO II q n ot i ie.t1
~ 5HNa5. Joseph Z r Navsr ssf AcreL4..
KaSsel 81 a. foreclosure of mis)' attcrheY' VI
Sundhsinsr.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-16

BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT
,s-,y CT 2c2 {, y u S-h s-e. 4sxsse'
s,Sta RssItv and Mortgage co loans "'nons
90 sios.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-16

BY Joseph p. Day.
1ltTH ST H. n s, 2o5 n W oi Park ave. 21x
1O0.1l. sty tenmt and stores. Bertha
Schwarzkopf aEt Dsniel Rossuthal et al:
Regslmau & y. attys: J z Truesdale, ref;
action l. amt due S5.ss2 80. taxes. etc, $40.
sub to o first mtg OF $4,000.
HATH ST, 80. s. 230 II OF Park ave.
25XlO0ll. ETY. telmt and stores. same agt
same: action q same attys. same ref, amt
due s6,434 10; taxes etc. s4l0; sub 20 first
mtg OF 500 GOO.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-16

A pair Of china opera glasses WIN
monkey in the centre. is mateh sa'e a"u
costs 25 cents.