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lowing, besides the three stars; oscar
chaies. Chicago, Charles JANE. Ne"
York; L. r. Napoleon. Washington. II.
Liebenstein Baltimore; Norman 7. Whit
aker. Philadelphia and WASHINGTON
Harry Kline, Boston: j. :. Moriso". To-
ron;o. \. kupchjk. l. TencnWurz, and ;.
Rutinst.ih. Of New York.
The centre OF interes; Yesterday was the
game between Cspa blanca and IIeDen-
stein. VINO faced one another at tn hlth
board. The Cuban had the white pieces
and offered kings pawn debut which
turned into three knights game. Capa 70
blanca temporarily sacrificed piece.
which. however, the Maryland champion
gave back on the next move without at
tempting TO hold A. BY so doing he
caused his opponents king 10 move,
thereby foyfeiting the right OF casting.
This did not prove at all disadvantaeeous
10 the young master, who soon obtained
command OF the open ME. Gradually
working up a. sound attack against the
black king, Capsblanca, with kt-O' az
his fifteenth move, paralyZed his advef-
sary's development From then on mat
ters went from lad TO worse for lAeDen-
setin. a combination involving the sacri-
fee Of the exchange on the part Of The
Cuban finally settled the question, and
Liebensteln resigned after twenty-sX
moveh. ...
One Of the .prettiest games OF the round
was the one between Stapfer, the Jersey
champion. and e Rubinstein. The name
sake Of the great Russian master OBJ
tanned a good opening from his queen
pawn game, as Stapfer replied with Al
irregular continuation. The latter how
ever, soon established himself and pro
ceeded against the castled king Of his
opponent. So well did he plan his attack
that on his thirticth move he was able 10
offer tho pretty sacrifice OF rock, which
RubinsteiB had to refuse. Stapfer eventu-
ally corncred his opponents King, so that
q checkmatc was imminent, when RuOlh-
stein resigned after thjrty-four moves.
A. Kupchik. of the Progressive Chess
Club. who has made his mark IN metro
politan chess recently. also won his game,
the longest OF the day, after flfty-sevcn
moves. His opponent was Iapoeon, the
Washington PLAYER having the black sid"
Of a queens pawn game queens were
exchanged after thirteen moves. but huu-
chik managed TO esta b!Ish a pawn strong
ly in hostile territory. This enabled hn
to win a pawn. ana. cllnging TO this adj
vantage pcrtinaciously. he scored well
earned victory.
Morrison. the Canadian champion. mad
a good start by drawing queens raw u
gsr.e against Ghsjes. tive former Western
champion. Tenen0urzel and Jaffe dis
cussed a q1een's pawn gsm" and divided
the honors' after q stubborn struSgie. 4
like result was reached In the game be-
tween WHITAKER. FORMER University OF
Pennsylvania Che mpion, and Kline, II
Boston. the former resortinG TO, the Ruv
Lopez WHITAKER had q sight pull in the
opening, bit later Kline had the prefcra-
bic position. -. r.,-
The summary follows:
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CHESS TOURNEY BEGINS
Capab|anca Scores Victory in
Match with LieberStein.
FOURTEEN SEEK H0N0RS
Marshall and JanoWsN Arrive
on Mauritania and Post
pone Meeting.

Chess players gathered Ia large num-
ters yes erday 1t the rooms o. the Man
round of the second American na tionai
masters tournament, in which Jose t..
Sebastian Tournament of 1911: Frank J.
Marshall. United States champion, ana
David Janos Ski. champion OF France are
competitors Marshall and Janowsk.
who arrived on the steamship Maurctaria
Yesterday. were paired in the first "ound.
and tn. match was postponed. but tapa-
blanca began well with A victory over
Iieherstciu.
The list Of contestants includes the fol-
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FINELY LOCATED BUILDING
All improvements in Perry
Street Loft Structure.

ono of the most recently constructed
commercial buildings In the old Green
witch Village section has been built by
the 81. Johns Park Realty Company. AT
No l5j 10 l5e Perry street. between Wash
ington and West street. II is eight stories
in height on plot 6Oxlo, feet, and con-
talns about $500 square feet.
Its attractions are n maximum Of light
and ventilation. windows on three sides
steam heating plant gas and electricity
for light ana power, three freproof stair
WAYS. automatic sprinkler system. OBJ
tanning tho lowest possible insurance
rates. two large combination passcrse
and freight elevators.
The building Is in convenient loca-
ton to all North River piers. Eighth and
Ninth avenues. 9Th street surface cars
Ninth avenue ~ road and the HUDSON
tubes
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. HOME TROPHY - TAR
~ - Nh.tsAD
SECOND SPECIAL TAKE HOME TROPHY
- TAI.LIL.--- Eli ANLLlEAR
FOGLER ON WINNING TEAM
Rides to Victory with Goullet
in Paris Six Day Race.

Paris. Jan. 1s.-The six-day bicycle
race ended this evening with a victory
for the American-Austrslian tsam-Joe
Fogler. Of Brooklyn. and Goullet-who
covered 4,4671a kilometres approximate
ly 2,7s0 miles, in IA hours The best
previous. record was made~by Mcfarland
and Moran in New York In 1908. They
covered 2,737 miles IN l42 hours.
The French team, Duprey and Lapize,
finished second. with the Americans,
Walthour and Wiley, third. Moran and
Root were placed seventh. Ten teams
finished.
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COLUMBUS Az. 80, . ~ ioA-5 *
ir.cg. Kari Sonn to Aitred ne.'n ma <ta 90,
st,ourey. Lawyers Title lnsuia"'. 20 '''
'G2iI.DGaI'DGE 81. 2ot 23tlxsse; EidTidse
81. - :. ZOO Il n OF Riyinston 81 2'@aS,n ~. .
R,,opiS -. n :. e. n " OF Norfolk s.. i63x
10: B,Oome s.. u : IS? y " ~ I''Iolh
st. iG.sN75.5: Forsyth 81, t's ana i'o' no a
81, Ia West ll9tn -: All lens; Jan !"
81. attorneys. Kramer & Bourise, -" br'ad-
GAVE PROPERTY: Eldridse. Broome and
FORSYTH s.s: Dora Levy to Jacob Lev To-
Wcst lIyth ST: all liens; Jan 10 ~ a.
to.n,ys. same as above -, ~, RIM,
EiEKSON 81 :. al II : LOT I3'' lu'
n IUUy /. .175 to j. " N.,hoIs pI y = "
2iT5s l0j.lx u l0ON I" TO beg o..ns
I los 1876 TO AZ aud 1870 TO 1913, map ~ -
DycNman estate foreclosure Jan 10. ne,
bert n Mas. RET 70 EdHard - po"er, w
Fast 3lst 81 nus: June Il: $1,000; attor-
uey 1heo Hanson. 81 Nassau s.. &c. -.
N NICHOLAS AVE-, Q cor l'lsL D.
2oy1Oo. EhI.r ! Ernst 10 I.aac u West, pan
VILE penn. al liens: Dee II: 81. auoi"s' >
BurlneA,m & Beechsr :, o" MAN M, 81. 49,.
70 Sam ,;rucn ifs East both 81; all liens
NOV -. 1912: 5000; atun~ys Gruenstslh q
,.ft loo n " OF sth ave. PIX
'uo.S: Louis Fischer To- Emma Fischer
gS1 sth a,-: all lleus: IAN -; 81. attorney
charles Fischer. @Gl Broadway
D7iH ~ :, .o1 II ~ OF central Park
W-.t - ttl0V.1l: Horst,o -. 81. y; IN
toIu-t'r e. Ond-gdoHh 20 Josephin" g nam
away. B.rm.us CHAM Ma: al t!tle' Jan !. ;
,naGE ST. 5. .7o = . OF Is. ave. ljoN
p 100 10. Eul.r E.ust q" lsaac y West
Dauv.l!e r.uu. al liens: Dec II. lHl2: 81 >
attorneys. Birmingham o E~echer' - VIII
IiSTI II. 20 20 - Tas. 6 sly brk. i5x
: 100 If. t;ro-smau Brothers s .Ros"uOaunl. a
rorpn 20 Joshua Slly-rste!n. SOS West Emu
~" ,Hts si'.""O', and 81 i'ns, 20" 80, 49,,
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BALL FOR IMMIGRATION SERVICE

The United states immigration Service
Beneficial Association will hold its ninth
annual entertainment and reception on
Wednesday evening al Palm Garden.
Among the government officials who have
promised 10 attend are Charles f. Nagel
Secretary Of Commerce and Labor; WIZ
lam Williams. Commissioner Of lmmlsra'
ton: Daniel J. keefe. Assistant Commits
,ioner aud Frank Lsrned, Commissions
General OF immigration.
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THE AUCTION OFFERINGS
Parcels Well Scattered in Man.
haitian and The Bronx.
LIST AN ATTRACTIVE ONE
Property in 32d ST., Near Atm
Ave-, and Union Square
Corner To Be Sold.

\ large number OF parcels VIII be Of
fered in H.. Nesey street and the Bronx
saleSrooms this week.
BRYAN l.. Kennedy will sell in the
Nesey street rooms next enht-ViE Tor
the estate Of Frank u. M'sich No. ~ 10
80 East 34d street. extending To- NO. "
East 31st street Tie property is SII
feet west Of Fourth avenue. The size 81
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SEXTON TO COACH HARVARD.

Cambridge Mass. Jan. l9.-Dr. Frank
II. Sexton, Harvard's baseball coach for
tie last three years, has been re-engaged
for a similar term. This disposes Of one
of three coaching uncertainties al Har-
ward. Percy ID. Haughton. head footDa II
coach. has not yet indicated whether he
wishes to continue, nor has Alfred
Shrubb. coach of the 'cross-country
squad whose term also has expired.
Roth these coaches produced champion
ship teams for the Crimson last season.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lenders attorne'
Manhattan.

Manhattan.
LEROY ST. II. 25xgo: July ~, 1895: John
y and Loretta NJ Io,- to Irving Ssvinss III
stl,utlon. $500 attorneys Dayo q Bauer
MOTT ST. ~. 25.sxiol sAoo,eo. 5: Jan g.
1904; Andrew Muzzio and sno 20 me bpna,
orH ST. East i25 g Com p.c,. GO, ,S 81
9Th ave. 25x92 8; Nov ~ lsse p'n nous sa.
Robinson and Nicholas Biddle, trus "i,lisn
Astor OF trust for benefit John jacob Asto o
., al: $4,000; attorney Coulter - west
AID ST a., 70 AS West. ISl sSas Q; SEPT ..
lDl2. Mckeon Realty 90 TO francs, -
ert; 10000 attorney, Ne" ior" lU'e l"'"'
2Sp Sr' :. so5i Il " OF 9th ave, Al TX
aSQ Nov - 1911: the Rudolph al!ach 30
TO John Mel. Nash and Guaranty Trust Co. ~
Sd sSD ST, s.. SOL It u Of 9th ave. .lbxss ;
Nov "a. 1911 sam. 10 Title Guarantee and
s3D ST $, 1851 q Of 9th ave. l5S'9s S.
Nov -. 1911: same to same; $3.50
SD ST 5. $40 u OF oh ave. 15lxss'"'
'' ssD 's 81 sane :'f OF 9th ave. 1889;
r s s. RoS no and Ot q 4r a 2oT Msss
20 Emitted states Trust Co; $1,000; attorney
LaUyers Title Insurance 90. 100 Broadray..
Aug H. 1906: Jennie |. Woodend 20 Stanley VI
tsaacs: 5000. attorneys Iatson & tAtson, 40
Wall At
ie5TIi ST. & West. 3oxiOolI: Jan IL. laos
William = MURRAY to Herbert Harrison;
So 800; address 1876 G"ne,ec ST. Utica, y y.
The Bronx.
TOWER PI. =, 10 Il OF Webster ave.
25Nio0: Aug g. 1909. Mary aundy TO Barbara
bsggeity; $500; attorney, R.rnhein. rs
Broadwsy.
TIFFANY ST, II " cor OF 18Th st, loa. *
IS sx92 1899: Jan Ia 1911: Hugh u SMITH
70 Ellen Bridget and Mary T. Sinnott: sl4.
/ ,NrV l, dt.2
WISE AVE. n cor OF ls0th ST. ELK ir
reg: Iuly ~. 1910: Arc Realty 60 TO American
Mortgage Go: Si6.uoO. attorneys, Bowers 4
sands 81 Nassau ST.
WE.JTC HEST FIR AVE. n " 8 T5 II n . OF
Jackson ave. runs 5I.Iy 80 loH - ut
3aT from cor ~ Jackson ave Q 81 10
10 beg: Forest ave. cor l6Gtl So. runs
SIX o.. Ok n 500 To beg: Feb 10 1912:
John kale TO Thomas r Clifford, jr. ~ al.
slS. 500; attorney, Title Guarantee and Trust
Co l16 Broadway.
WESTMINSTER AVE q, intersection Nth .
. Jackson ave rurs 3oSS .SX : "
i3liY April IL 1912; Kewood Realty 90
10 Elizabeth Mcphillips: si.ooo; attorney, \
Zmrsrnsnn. 2oS Brcadwsy
WF,sT' HESTER AVE at intersection with
Jackson ave hereinbefore described; Feb
). 1912; Sarah Gluck 10 Alice Baldwin: ST..
GRO: attorney, Lawyers little Insurance TO. $50
Broadway.
WFsTCHEsTEE AVE. :. 7.5 :, n .;
Jackson ave, hsrcinbefore described; May II.
ings Pank SI5.Gp: attorneys, Merrill E.
Rogers. l2s Broadway.
pad 81, g. 10 n ? ~ Webster ave. .5N
100 Aug o. 1895: Elizabeth ~ Hoguet to
! Hsttie Murgatroyd $4,000; attorneys, Lord,
Day & Lord. 80 Wall 81.
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MECHANICS LIENS.
JANTARY IS

14TH ST 154 East Beaver CONSTRUCTION G,
art Helen VI Post. Owner and contractor; s35s
18TH ST. 123 20 l31 East. Hull. Grppen 4
CO. Iessees: sterling Debenture Corpors,ior
contractor: sliO %.
PROSPECT AVE. cor 18th 81. 60zes
Cisremont Iron Works agt p g. F Construc-
ton 60. owner and contractor; 500
SUMMIT AVE. 9l4: samuel Goldstsn art
Christian Bache. owner; George Bschs
owner and contractor; 1929.
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MARsHALL's SWIMMING HoNoRs

TT5N TcIctTapU 70 I 10 T!INUUf.
Annapolis. Jan. l9.-Thc swimming cham
pioaship OF the Naval Academy vas won
last night 10y Preston Marshall. a New
York city Lao. He vas first in the fort"
yard swl1 and second IN tho i"D-Yaid
i'm ard the plunge for distance.
Intereompany championships IN gym
nastlcs aud wrestling were also decided.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-20

Benedict Funkelstcin to Paulin. r.,
stein ST. usi-
Title Guarantee and Trust co 10 Mn,
strauss: $1,000. 'os
Frederic j Stimson and sno. trls ,,,,
garct DELANEY and ano. tru- 81 600 "a''
Caroline J Wells 10 Joseph 7. Ennis. ta,,.
John W Raymond, jr,, 10 Wilson =,
Powell: si0I9.
Same 70 same: Sl.5tt.
Same, as gdn, 10 John W Raymond 4.
si5ii. IT,
Same ~ same. 81 .oi9
LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust G. =,
LAWYERS Mortgage 90: slS000.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES

Title Guarantee and Trust co to Fulton
Trust Co. assts: S2.,00O.
. Helen Roberts admtrx. TO Helen r
Roberts. Sdn: $4,000.
Alfred Frankenthslcr 10 solomon j Bis
chon: 81.
Anna Halfmsu 10 Henry Drummer: $1,000.
Ma gdalens ErZsP to Anna " Walsh, 1856
Edwin q Nathan TO William Hochstin;
81 500
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS
JANUARY Is

PARK PLACE. II cor West Broadway:
Bartolicius Star lion Works Gnc) sst John Doe
e. al: Nov .. 1912. s302
SAME PROPERTY: Star Fireproo. Door ana
Sasn 60 Gnc) agt NJ Brown Printing and
Binding 60 - al: Nov |. 1912; $3.50.
SAME PROPERTY: Jeanette Glass Co az
same. NOV 4 lgi.. 500
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A MODEL MERCAN TILE STRUCTURE.
Il is No. 155 10 1853 Perry street

the 31st street plot Is So * o. y Ns6 *
101 feet and the 3lst street plot 2LlN
SSSN2I.Nk6 feet. other sales by Mr..
Kennedy on this day viii include thrc"
lots eacn .5Xl00 feet. OF the south sill"
OF West l>"th street. loo feet east or -
Ni"h0las avenue. and eight dc>irablN
located lots. each 2SNi0p feet al th"
southeast corner Of Grand Eouleyard and
East l"sth street
Joseph =. Day announces for his next
special sales dsy THURSDAY. in the Nesey
street room. fine list Of Investment
properties, among which are enumerated
an important Union Square corner at
absolute sale, known az the southwest
corner of 10th ptreet and Union Square
West. n FIVE story and basement brick
loft building. on a plot 32.6xltllo feet
Also FOR the estate OF John Kremer. at
Flushing. Long Island, a large vacant
plot OF about 10000 sQuar. feet located
on the southwest corner Of Francona
and Central avenues: the northeast corr
ner Of CrotOna avenue and East l,0,h
street The Bronx, large corner plot.
on which stands three story and has
ment frame two family house, on plot
520SxI 1861 3X irreg. For the estate or
Francis II. Macy, private brick stable
and garage at No. II East 18th street
on lot 25xi02.2 feet.
Other parcels in Manhattan. The Bronx
and New Jersey will be sold by Mr.. Day
on the same day.
complete list OF the offerings fol-
lows
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l1RRf E E4!5SE4 1,1.|

Smith williamson. atty. r. Moore ie'' "'''
81 s66 81 taxes etc. SJ4t IL.
OK WEDNESDAY.
r. BRYAN T.. Kennedy
ED ST. a. to 80. :. SIS II " % 'th ave
Sc * ok iIree: "a ant: also a5"t,lhs ra'''''
(, Eas; 3lsf -. II. ixss. TX irrsg: 3 sly cNe'
lsOTH ST. = 6 100 II OF 81 Nicnolas ave
,5yl0I: vacant. ,oa., -,
GRAND Boulevard. cor l"s'n st.
~. 7vl6AsX irFeg: vacant. t., ,.,z
18Th 81. = 2&I.4 Il " Of 'oonIai hoau'
Eroollyn. lVlxi"1sx irres vacant o,. ave-.
siSr ST. II $. 80 Il OF Mario" ave-
Droo6.yn. 2UONi09.3 vacant. -,
COLONIAL ED. II cor OF Seth 81 hIoo"
l!n. lrXi25; vacant ,.i.
COLONIAL Ep. y cor o; Ss'n s.. h.ooS
Ism. ioGXt:0. vacant: sNrs sale. "s.d'e OF
Flank u X, deceased.
y, Joseph e. Dag.
ai'H ST. rs Els, :, : 40 Il o@' 81
sCi-s: = = kernoc.an ast LYMAN Eonm -
A.. a. J. Miller, at; T. ll'scON' is'' "us'
81 ~ -. taxes, o., Sl"j@ -
By j. H. Mays-s.
r3IST ,T. - Vest. = .0j r y Of ath aNr.
.I1:911. > stv oVs. e de l. Foster 81 a.
-. sgt Robert Ca,erson 81 al. J D u" tran.
iy: AifreI -te'".e., Jr ref. que, >''''' %
.ihs-, ct. sidt 40.
~ 80 81 THIRD ANENrE.
q, joseph. T.. Day.
Tor -: blk 2;3d. Sc IL. beg al point
- 20 az Oil l,Jta shD 100 i"gse a =,
runs : 80 ll"J3.6X " 2iGJA - !
aud Improvement g, agt r. " 'oae - az Il
4 I,.s-tt. .tty. + De Isl" smith. r'f' du".
-" TO-. ttAr-. et,. Jll3 -; sub To- a mtg u
sruu
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RECORDED LEASES.
,Vnh name and address Of lessee
Manhattan.
JAM My \.

SOUTHERN BOULEVARD 10"" stor.
Podcur Realty 90 10 John Era -hcr. 10 Nrs from
jim /. 1917. $500: address, ?3g Southern
boulevard
WESrC HESTER AVE. So, store and base
mont. RurIam Realty 20 10 samuel Morgan;
IS ~ RS from Jan ~. 1913: g. 100: address,
N-park, 4.
lar. lanes Fellows - 81, sXrs. 80 Isaac Davis.
~ yrs from ian !, 1919 s2.2So; address.
80 6th ave.
3,rH ST. - East all Amelia \ Fox and
poo 10 Ofto Nissn.r: ~ vrs from MAY I,
1913. sII 600: address. - Lcfferts Place. Broo,-
Ign.
18TH ST. ; = 100 q Of Brooh ave. 45xioc,
all. Seventh Avenue Amusement 60 to Is
Reait, co: 10 yrs from feb l. 1918. $500;
address IoI East Ith IT.
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YACHTING NEWS AND NOTES.

The annual midwinter mess dinner OF
the Sachem's Head Yacht Club was held
in the yacht cabin room at the Hotel AS
tor on Saturday night. Those present IN.
Guided these officers, who were elected
at the annual meeting: Commodore John
j. Waylsnd: vice commodore, Richard II
Deming; fleet captain, Elton g. Wayland
secretary. William T.. Peck; treasurer
William F. Oakley: executive committee
John J. Phelps, Edward c. Seward Ed.
mund G. Trowbridge and Charles F
Wood
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-20

Many large and small motor yachts
have started for the South in tho las.
month 10 cruise in Florida ard other
waters. Among those reported dying tie
flag OF the New York Yacht Club are the
Osprey II, owned by &. r. Runyon; the
North Wind. Charles Martin CLARK: The
Comet William II. Langley; the Scallop.
Lewis quentin Jones: and the households
Nirodha. Ibis and Calsbash. Owned 10y
Hugh II. Auchincloss. r. T.. Christie and
William q. Matheson. respectively. Many
improvements have been made in ELL tyse
Of motor boats since last season. as Kill
lie seen when the motor boat show opers
in Madison Square Garden. o. Febru-
airy Is.
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MAN HAITIAN ALTERATION
.IANL AIRY is.

BOWERY. - 20 "a. TO a ! sty amusement
hall: J Kramer, premises. owner; Ham
son. 23o Grand =, architect. $1,000.
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REAL ESTATE.

WANTED.-x5O.0 10000 TO3 FIRST MOTT
BON 10. TRIBUNE OFFICE.
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The entertainment COMMITTEES OF the At
lantic Yacht Club-Richard Weeks, Her
bert l.. Jones. J. II. Gress. c. Wallace
Van Nostrand and Francis A. Weismann
announces novel form OF vaudeville
for the clubs annual dinner TO be held
on Monday evening. February 8, at 49,
o'clock. at Delmonicos. William II. Bar
nard has been elected Chairman Of the
board Of trustees.
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OS THGE<DNl.
- 10. IL ESEi rIREE 7.
g.. I.S,.I f. ia.

t.,t.% -1I.,IE WEST ~. cul lith
:, 4,,G,Tu H.. ; So, I,gt b..g: sol sale
yE.El =. ~ -. .5tlrtt . or Greenwich
80 ....,i -. > .,. IN, 4 10. a.I,r.. s... ,stat.
-, liam T. Ti,s,t. Gece.set
.oTIi -. 3It Nest. $ $. 80 n p Of sih ave-
2'zgns' - teHa'i s"1 ''' 80, W. ~, Park
,, - =! ID '. 80. ,tat,.. eNrs sale es,ats
~ FlF.,i- n No. G..ca.eI
,"-rIt ~ - i pa V..f n : ~ 4 A,
q, 3|b 49, ,r-, : s,, hats. ,sch ?5a9g.I vol
sale ,...,,,>.,. ,....,.,..., ,o, rr,,.ooi,
- 49, Inns tn.,ro. ,..ant. .tmrA :
CT. 80
,t,OiONA I'VE Il - cor I7oth =. .. 'x
III. .',tt - r,,, I,t-m.r o..e.-ed
EusrGT Rad ilpi. y :. GIG ft %,
49, >t'i,;i a, i.,.r " 50 house ana
~, at. ,,l al.
30 81. .iG west : .a5 q oi sth ave.
- 100 . 't, dWg Vol sale. a.,
2"lti 81. -" Nas, : %" IL " y. 80
-. -3.o''. 81. trhm| VIII" s'''e''
|Ii ". $50 West. :. 2d6 q OF B'oad-
49,. lGN,l""''. ~ Avs 'ol '"l'' .
jEh$tl - ~. 90 dirl ~ '' ' =. '. -
s,r %IA'i."S i'les. tN" ~ vs. E '% s,a
81 lis it-s. l,a'". old. = ana " sly "ds> Nol
Sal
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