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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25
MEL SHEPPARD TO
CHANGE HIS CLUB
Captain of rish-AmeriCan
A. G.. to Run Unattached
for the Present.

Melvin W. Sheppard, track captain OF
the lrlsh-American A. c. and once rated
as the greatest middle distance runner in
the world, has decided to compete unat-
tached for the present. Last Saturday
night he was entered at the Ozanam A. a.
games unattached, but did not start. His
entry blank for the I'd Naval Battalion
games. next Saturday. requests that he
be listed as Unattached.
AS yet he has not resigned as captain
Of the track team or as a member Of the
Winged Fist club. but Lawson Robertson
admitted that sheppard contemplated
running unattached. and that he would
cast in his lot with the Millrose 4. A.
after he had run year. which is neces-
sary to make him eligible according to the
a. A. L. rules.
The Milrose 4 A. IS an organization
made up OF employees Of the John Wanna
maker Store. Besides working as an In
vestigator for Wanamaker's he is en-
ployed by Uncle Sam as a Custom House
Inspector
The Irish-American A. c. does not care
so much about losing the veteran. bur
FEARS lHat he VIII use his influence 10 get
other members t. join the Milrose A. A.
on this account Pat Conway. president OF
the club, and Lawson Robertson are up
in arms.
Sheppard has worn the silks Of the
Irish-American \. c. since 1906, and hun
dreds OF times has carried them to VIC
tory. With the fans he is popular and al
ways receives q warm ovation whenever
he competes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25
FIRE DEPARTM ENT.
Arrangements

tdNancements.-FOur TO thlrd grade. 20
take effect April 4 1910 John j. Murphy. En-
s1ne !. Joseph r Leddy Engine I, James D.
Burke Engine D.. Charles Kelly Engine g.:
Edward !. conway. Engine :. Leo NJ Burger
Engine &c. Henry Holster Engine 10. Henry
j. Stailer, Engine Il. Robert l.. MONTGOMERY
Engine Is, William NJ. Stefel. Engine Is. Peter
r McCaffrey Engine 10; John Mcfarland In
CINE Il: Henry Batlan. Engine Il. Edward T.
Donovan. Engine 3; Simon j. Datz Engine
-: Gustav MARKS. Engine -; Jose9h Roig
Engine -; Thomas Foy, Engine .. RAYMOND
Seaman. Engine IS. John j.. McClrrou En-
cine g, Louis \. d. SOrracco. Engine 90:
Robert T. Thomsuhn. Engine 81. Lansing G
Hauptner, Engine SO. Charles Fraunlorf. jr,
Engine s.. jose q Har0cewk. Engine o.. John
J. DELANEY. Engine o.. Edgar jenkins. Engine
s.: John g. Mlidlestorb. Engine -: Charles
Sprinka. Engine 49, George ". Kelley. Engine
is. Frank !. Mcfarland. Engine %: August
II. GIese Engine -0i. Adolph r. Iasch En-
glne e06. Francis ". McGrath Engine 20.
Louis J. Christensen. Engine .iS: James 4.
Cannon. Engine 2iJ. Anthony p. Peirauo. En-
CINE ne. SAMUEL :. Let's, o.. George II Roth.
Engine 81; William A. Walsh. Engine go.
Louis Ha,ei, Engine 80. Henry +. sedei.
Engine go. Charles kratochvil Engine 30,
Robert r. Goodgc. Engine 81 Frank J. Reyn-
olds. Engine 2ab, Joseph l.. Dugan, Engine 80.
oscar Negcopf Engiue go. Henry schac;er.
Engine "a. Charles Turbett ~ ana l.. I.
William Egan. n ard l.. 10. Dennis +. Biz
neg. a. and l.. H.. Louis Castka. IL. aud l.
is. Louis q. SieEel. H. and l.. q. Edward
sullivan, II and H. IS. Carl Dlttmar, II. and
I. IS. William Il. Trubshaw. X. and l. 50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25
WRENN ISSUES STATEMENT
Says Courts for Davis Cup
Matches Are Not Settled.

r. j. Wrenn, president Of the United
States National Lawn Tennis Association,
issued yesterday the following statement
on behalf Of the international committee
OF that organization:
"ln view OF the fact that the state
ments have appeared in the daily press
TO the effect that a decision already has
been made by the Davis cup committee as
70 the club or clubs upon whose grounds
the international matches will be played
the committee desires TO announce that
the only questions which have been d.
cided at this time are the dates on which
the matches. as drawn, must be con-
Guided
while the committee appreciates the
fact that IL is advisable to select the
grounds as early as possible. 1t still con-
sders it expedlent to postpone a decision
until 10 is definitely known which OF the
matches will be played in this country
The Tribune published the statement
last week on authority which could not be
questioned that the West Side Tennis
Club would get the challenge matches for
the Davis cup, but added that no formal
announcement had been made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25
RALPH LEADS AT
POCKET BILLIARDS
Has Better of Keogh by II
Balls at End of Second
Nights Play.

Edward T. Ralph had a lead or seventy
two balls over Jerome Keogh at the fn-
ish Of their second days play in the 600
ball pocket billiard match at John
Doyle's Academy. in 42d street. last night.
The total was 400 balls to JOS for the two
day and night sessions. Ralph clicked of
his 100 balls while Keogh was running %,
and showed better command OF his cue
al all stages OF last nights contest. Sew
eral times Keogh went 10 tho table 10
find that his opponent had left him no
openings.
If anything. the Rochester man had the
worst OF the breaks, and frequently.
after a brilliant shot 10 the side pockets,
the cue ball would be I'm an unplayable
position necessitating much safety play
on keogh's part. Ralph. however. earned
every ball he scored, and did not seem
to he troubled by difficult line-ups. lie
made all his shots with an air Of conf
dence, and his judgment Of angles was
extremely accurate.
The evening score follows:
Raph.-ls, Il. 10. o ,. 6, s. 49, o, u. 70, q.
Total. 103 balls; scratches. 3; ne; total. 100
balls grand total 400 balls; high run. Il.
Keogh--l, o. !, IA. II, s. II. l. Il. o. 2. o.
Total. GO balls; scratches. 3: net total. 80
balls; grand total. 32S balls; high run. 49,
Ralphs safety playing in the afternoon
was too much for Keogh when they
started their third block, and time after
time the latter left the table without
earning a ball, so craftily did his oppo-
nent manoeuvre the worries.
Ralph had high run OF 80 balls, while
Keogh's best effort Melted -
The afternoon score follows:
Ralph-s |. T. 6, "A. H. .. 3. o. IL, a. II,
a. a. Il l. Total. 1874 balls. scratches, q;
net total. 12s balls, grand total. 200 balls; high
run. 50
Keogh-s. 10. 10 s. o o IL, .. "a. . 0. 2,
O. o. o. O. Total. - balls; scratches. - net
total. 20 balls. grand total. go balls. high
run. is.
Referee George Ioefer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25
Likely to Break with the A.
A. u. if Swimmers Are
Not Restored to
Good Standing.

Members Of the New York Athletic club
are keenly interested in the mail vote
now being taken among the delegates OF
the Amateur Athletic Union regarding the
reinstatement Of the swimmers who com
peted against the Naval Academy team.
unregistered several weeks ago.
Feeling runs high on the question. and
10 has been rumored that unless the sus-
pended athletes get clean bill Of health
a serious breech between the New YORK
Athletic Club and the Amateur Athletic
Union will result.
1t is the sense Of the club members that
in suspending the swimmers in question
an injustice had been worked. They point
out that there IS no doubt of the amateur
standing of the midshipmen and that the
disqualification by the South Atlantic
Association is a mere bubble on rules.
The United States government does not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY.
ny TeIoE pa % TIC IfIDUne.I

Albany. March 2i-The following incor-
norations we're filed to-day with the Sec
Rotary Of State:
United Stereo Advertising Company. Manhst-
tan. 500 90: Eliza ". Duke. so z-) West "a
street New York: Ruth Youdale and william
NJ Erb New York.
ceorqa r. Crlvei & Co. Buffalo. deal in
foundry facings. SO 0lo George r. 'rlvel, But-
falo. william Dodge and L. NJ. Denunger buf-
Powell & Titus. Broohyn; general coal and
wood business. $50 600. William :. Powell. 10
30 81 street. Brooklyn. Henry Titus and I'd
ward Marryatt. Brooklyn.
Barren AMI schwartzberg Company Msnh1t-
tan: deal iu emhroileries; 5000, Joseph l.
Greenberg No l65 Broadway. New YORK. Ben
jsmin AntIn and George B. Read, New YORK.
Pullman Estates. Buffalo. realty, 5000, En-
nest r. GARRISON. Hamilton. Ont; percival "
White and Irwin G. Mcdowell. Buffalo.
Motor Radiator Corporation buffalo; so 900;
Charles ". Dippert. Buffalo. Edward W. Wer-
lex and William VI Causley. Buffalo.
All star studios. Mount Vernon $1,000, Au-
gustus Thomas 10 80 East 63d street. New
York; George J. Cooke and Philip Klein. New
York.
Hasselbsrth- Wilton Company. Utca; deal IN
beds. cots. springs: $4,000. Carl .. Hasse.- :
barth. Albany Robert = Wilton, Utica, ana
FELTON, +. Furber. Geneva.
Universal Educators. Manhattan; 800 CO.,
Mildred q. Buxton, No. le45 Amsterdam ave-
nIe New YORK; Thomas ; NacMahon, J. J..
,eifsu5 New York
; WrOukcr & CO.. Manhattan. general com
mission merchants: so 90. solomon WronKer,
30 25l West 1-7th street. New York: Albert
Vronk.r and Lester Nronker. New NorH.
= Rabinowitz Cloak Company. Manhattan;
g. 001 Morris Brown. 40. IS East sth street,
New York: Max 7. Finkelstein and samuel
RahlnoWitz New York
Greater New York Feather COMPANY Man
haitian. s.. O0o. Meyer Amgott. No. - Second
avenue. New York Ethel Teishon and Joseph
TeishOff. New. York.
Ontario Non-Reallable Company Manhattan
$1,000. John e.. Uhlein. NatertoNn, Jonn =.
Martin and John !. Quencer. loukers.
Rfverdale CONTRACTING COMPANY. Manhattan
so5 600. William Horne, 40. 800 East 2olst
street Bronx. James =. McAtce Bronx. Emil
Spindler New YORK.
Suburban Properties Company. Manhattan.
s. 600. Horace r. King. SO. 80 Wall street.
New York William II. Clark and May Fried,
New York. 49,,
Prospect coal COMPANY. Manhattan. 81 900.
Ralph T. Levers 80. 2si East 18th street.
Hro6kivn. Gustaye ". seller and Henry Plauth.
BROOKLYN.
y Kisch COMPANY. Manhattan: deal IN
ladies' neckWear: SO Oo0: David kisch. No 80
East Olaf street. New York. Adolph Abrahams
and William = ONerend. New York
Waysde Realty COMPANY Manhattan. Si5 -
O1O. Charles u. Hohbs. No sol Yves; End
avenue New York. Harvey ". Han and Ar
lington e.. Hall. New York.
Prince Development 'omranv. Lake Ron
konkoma. realty. $50 0o0. Thomas lrking No
~ East 9Th street, Bloomsourg Penn. Cora
A Prince and Frank II. Norcross. New York.
onondasa Happy Hour Theatre Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25
P0TTER'S FIELD AVOIDED
Architect to Bury Woman
Found Dead from Gas.

F. Burial Hoffman. jr.. an architect.
living at No. So East 18th street and hay-
ing Offices at No. II East 10Th street, IN
formed the morgue officials last night
that he would send an undertaken this
morning 10 get the body OF Eileen OCon-
nor, sixty years old. who was found dead
from gas in her furnished room at No.
ls2 East 9th street on Saturday night.
Mr.. Hoffman's generosity saves the body
from burial in the Potters Field
Mr.. Hoffman said that he had seen the
woman only once or twice in his life. but
she had been employed b. friend. He
had been unable to get In touch with
this friend. he said. but was positive that
II the circumstances were known his
friend would gladly give the body
marked grave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25
INCORPORATED AT TRENTON

BY Ielegrapn 10 Inc iIiplHr
Trenton, y. j.. March 2-The follow
ing New Jersey charters were fled to-day
in the office Of the Secretary OF state.
Beach Haven Hotel Company Moune
Holly: 70 deal in real estate; Sl25o 600. Kcr-
ard Lamb Howard ". Eldridge. Charles II.
Shnn. Mount Holly.
Newark and New York Towing and Trans
portatiOn Company, Newark; navigatoni
so 600: Edward Bagley. James J. Aslcy, Ed
ward =. Parker. Newark.
William ~. stevenson Company Newark ,,
20 deal iu real estate; S1250O0. Charles X.
Bloomecke. Lizzie Bloomecke. Henry y
Bloomeckc. Orange.
Mitcheu-Thorn Company. Inc. ocean ci'yt
% deal 10 fish. $4,000. r. Howard Jhorn-i
r. o. Mitchell. T.. l.. Thorn. Ocean CITY
Coast Realty and Security Company, Cam =
den, 10 deal IN real estate. 500 600: Dayif
j. Hanna. Harry q. Ross, PAlladelphiaS
hurry &. Boyer Riverton.
Automatic Manufacturing Company, NewS
ark. 70 deal In safety devices. 500 900; Vsl-t
eutine Muller Edward Muller. New Yora
city. +. Frank strauss. Beuevile.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25
CADY SCORNS FEDERALS
Says He Has Refused $4,000
Year and $4,000 Bonus.

Hot Springs. Ark. March 24.--Cady. the
Boston American League catcher, an
nounced tonight that he had refused r
Federal League offer Of Sl2.500 year
and bonus Of $1,000 to sign with the
Pittsburgh club Of the new league. Cady
already has signed "A Boston contract.
No announcement was made to-day az
10 whether the temporary injunction OBJ
taincd yesterday by the Pittsburgh Ma
tionaI League club management against
S. IT, Csmnitz and another Federal League
agent. described as John Doe" Will he
contested The order In the Chanccry
court restrained CamnItz and John
Doe from communicating with any Nom
Der 81 the Pittsburgh club
il Is said several Federal League rep
fesentstiyes are In Hot Springs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25
Young Solsberg Shades Brandt.

Young Solsberg, OF Brooklyn,
clever. two-handed. bantamweight boxer.
had little the better OF Dutch" Brandt
in n furious ten-round bout at the Broad
way Sporting club. OF Brooklyn, last
night.
solsberg's margin was not wide. but he
landed tho greater number or clean
punches. and WAS entitled TO n decision
had one been rendered. I'm the carly
stages Of tho contest he had NIL the bet
Ter. but toward tho end the pace told on
him a bit and Brandt finished with
rush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25
MARKS lAUDS ECONOMY
Refers to Realty Men as Eel
low Sufferers" at Dinner.

Marcus NJ. Marks, president OF the Bor-
ough OF Manhattan, speaking last night
In Terrace Garden at the dinner celebrat-
Ing the fortieth anniversary OF the West
Side Taxpayers Association, referred 10
the real estate men as fellow sufferers.
and told them that better times were
coming, for economy in government IS
the watchword and New York Will get the
best to be had AZ the lowest prices"
DR.. George Wenner was POSTMASTER.
Other speakers were Allan Robinson.
president Of the Allied Real Estate Inter
ests. and Or. Gustave Scholer and Frank
Bermuth, former presidents Of the asso-
citation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25
BOWLING LEADERS STAND
No Important Changes in the
Tournament at Buffalo.

Buffalo. March 2i-Among the sixty
four teams bowling in the two-man event
and close TO $50 individuals competing In
the singles in the American Bowling
Congress tournament here to-day only
one classed among the leading ten.
c. q. Faulhaver. Of Toledo, tied r..
Hess. Of Chicago. for eighth place I'm the
standing OF individual leaders, with
score Of 642
+. O. Prediger and G. ". Walters. Of
Portsmouth, were high I'm the woman
event to-day with total score OF 1.l9i.
Following is the official standing:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25
Tigers Lose Bow Oar.

81, funceton. y. j.. March PA shift in
, .ns arrangement Of the Princeton crew
80. mace necessary to-day when u.
N,|st bgnzcl. the veteran bow. gave mp
~ pIAcs ~ the advice OF Or Joseph T..
Jse,sIVl'' mead Of the Physical Education
o. aacloidance with the strict rule Of
Ae'paf tn'nt an athletes have 10 pass
!, gnyticsl examination before being per
.f,,,.l.s 70 take part in any OF the varsity
rse.,.h' A. result OF his examination
,,.,a"sy b1nzcl was advised 10 give up
yTTns' ~ least temporarily.
rstsss crews have not set taken 20 the
o., Dst u ~ hoped that tho leo Will be
W, Of carnogie Lake By Friday Of this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25
TIP TOPS SCORE ONE RUN
Danny Murphy Goes to Rescue
in the Ninth Inning.
~ Telegraph 10 The tribune J

Columbia. s. c.. March 2i-The Brook
lyn Feds split into two squads to-day,
Bradley taking a team of veterans over 10
Drewest for game with Erskine College.
while Hap Myers handled the colts at this
place.
Bradleys vets experienced great dhi-
Guilty In downing the collegians, and IL
was not until the ninth inning that either
side scored Then Danny Murphy singled
with Jim Delehanty on second and the
latter tore over the plate with the only
score Of the game.
Watkins, LATTE and Marion twirled
for the Tip Tops and each allowed SIN
gle hit during his time on the mound.
Bskine's stubborn fight came as a COM
plete surprise TO the Feds. who in their
previous exhibition game scored 10 runs.
BIadley's men piled up nine hits, but
poor base running cost several runs.
The score follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25
MRS. BARLOW WINS EASILY
Defeats Miss Elkins in Golf
Tourney at Pinehurst.

PInehurst, y. C.. March 2f.-Mrs. r
II. Barlow. OF the Merton Cricket Club,
OF Philadelphia, three tipes Eastern golf
champion. defeated Miss Louise B. Elkins.
OF the Oakmont club, Pennsylvania, here
to-day in the championship division OF
the women's annual United North and
South golf tournament.
She won by up and : TO play. Play
VIII continue through Friday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25
Oornell Elects a Captain.

rs., - fe.egfaph ~ The Tribune.
bs4ta.ss y. r.. March e. Al the annual
1sn dH dinner tonight. ". e. Lun-
tea, ~ elected captain 81 the Cornell
~ IDf nett ycsr
49, has played twO scars on the
ln@, hFe aud Wa considered an al
80 forward tho past season. lie
1s 10 Ia Ut. Jexsit Pa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25
BONUS FOR BROOKLYN FEDS
To Share in Dividends of the
Club When Declared.

Baltimore. March 2L-President n. b.
Ward, Of the Brooklyn club. before leav-
ing for home to-day disclosed a profit
sharing plan for the players OF his club.
Each player will have an ownership in
the club proportionate TO the salary he
receives Shares Of common stock will
be set aside for the men as a bonus, and
when dividends are declared they will
profit the same as the original holders OF
stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25

ARMY.
Major r. $ NICHOLSON medical oorps.
Nebraska National Guard. to- course o, in.
strgction. army field service school FOR msdi-
cal officers. Fort LcavenWofth. April J.
Captain WILLIAM ". HAMILTON retired,
detailed instructor in military drill. Weno-
nah Military Academy. New Jersey
First Lieutenant EDWARD r. KING. Jr, 9Th
Field Artillery. relieved as Observation-Disclosures
tor Attn Field Artillery district, organized
militia. 10 New York city
First Lieutenant JOHN J. DENTON. medical
reserve corps. 20 Fort Mcpherson
First Lieutenant RICHARD u. LAG iRDE.
ON Infantry, relieved a. Observation-Disclosures
with organized militia Of Arizona.
Second Lieutenant JAMES y CRAWFORD.
coast artillery from l23d COMPANY 70 rn-
assigned list. 70 West Point Military AGA
Leaves OF absence. Colonel JOHN r, PHIL
in New York: First Lieutenant JAMES W.
REIssTNGER. Jr, goth Infantry Two
Lieutenant FREDERIC =. oSTERAANN.
Both Infantry. two month from septem-
Der -. -
First Lieutenant FREDERIC r. DICKMAN.
cavalry assigned % sth cavalry, TO take
effect July !, leave until June !.
NAVY
Ensign p. A HALL. detached the intrepid. to
receiving ship NJ san Francisco.
Medical ngrector O. r. T. LOwNDES. De
tached marine recruitiDg station Baltimore
20 marine barracks Washington. March %.
psymaster r 4 MCMILLAN. 70 naval training
station san Francisco March 81
paymaster y. &. CROWELL. detached the
Iowa. 20 home. await orders.
paymaster +. X. PERKINS detached naval
training station. San Francisco: 20 the Iowa
Chaplain :. X. + EVANS detached the In
trepid: 20 receiving ship ~ san Francisco
Gunner W II. STEPHENSON. detached re-
ceiving ship a. Norfolk: 10 the Panther.
Nachin.st q. d. WELkER. 10 navy yard.
Charleston. Aprl 20
Pay clerk :. II. KNOWLES. appointment re
yoked.
Assistant Paymaster n T HAUsER, detached
the Mohican. 20 naval station, Cayits.
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS.-Th
following movements Of vessels have been
reported 10 the Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
March 90 The Jason al Hampton Roads. ira
Bailey al Annapolis.
March 2s-The Nanshan at san Diego. the
Mona CHAN at Key West
SAILED
March % The Uncas. from New York YARD
Tor Newport. J'e Monaghan. from Dr. Tor
fueas fos Key West
Tie Brutus, now az Hsmy ton Roads. ordered
~ Boston with cargo oc COAL discharge and
return 10 Hampton Roads.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25

Joseph A. Wood. r. ard J.. lO3; Luke T. Nc
Ioughlin. II. and t. 1855 James a. Robinson.
IT, and l.. los: John j. Mulin. IL. and l.. IFS;
Garrett j. Walsh. II. and L.. l1s; Henry Kch-
rer. II and j. 10. Henry Lang II. and J..
l2i: John F.. Ryan, II. and l.. l3l
Adyanccments. tourth 10 third grade, 20
take effect Apr :, 1914; william z. Berle.
Engine /: Walter y. Keyil. Engine Sc; Charles
Zeltman, Engine 2O2. William Y. Buckley.
Engine 2l5 Charles Charous. Engine 81;
Melvin A. Wood II. and i. I0j. Henry A.
Stoll H. and l.. 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25

Fahlus. $50. 900: Mitchell Filter Syracuse.
Jacob Filter and Max Filter. syracuse.
Mclean Mahogany and Cedar Company. Bur
Carlton VI. smith. and Morris s Tremaine'
Buffalo
United Cut Flower COMPANY, Manhattan;
SlJ 900. Demetrlus !. Pappas. No. les East
96th street New York: Nicholas J. Lsles and
james Tryf0rds New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.

TIE following judgments FOR amounts o.
more than 500 were filed yesterday the hfst
name being that Of the debtor;
Manhattan.
Adams. Garrison B-M. '. Ingram. 1913 90
AIbro. Stephen N.-Coiumh4a Bank. sl'f-s ~
Avis. Isaac-H. Avis. s. Oi2 81
Holcf Ramon-S A. Agaiston. s2ii 10.
carroll George-Ie Il. Kane. 500
cohen. william and Nlctoria-seneca Dis
trihuting Co. S22j 81
CrandaiI lorenzo I.-E. II. Liichneld. 1888 81.
Ciayarelll. MiChcle-F. Albano. f2l9 il
crawford. n. rheo -. =. H0lian, - ~ %
cook ,;eorgc-E s. Hatch. SO $50 -
cor, I'm. Robert ST. r. Nesbltt q Co. Inc,
sG3t 20
cooney John Seneca Distributing Co..
$40 a.
pgl,hkc-,. rsraa!-w. p. Hanna, 5.To9 -