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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-07
NOTRE DAME TEAM ARRIVES
Shares Field with Army in
Final Practice.
Wy Telegraph TO The Tribune

West Point, Nov. 6.-Nineteen foot
ball players from the University of
Notre Dame arrived here at noon to-
day 20 do battle with the Army eleven
on the gridiron tomorrow.
The Westerners worked out on the
Plains" this afternoon in an hour
secret drill. They were followed by
the cadets, who had an hour and a
half's work in final preparation for the
game.
Harper men viii he without the
services of Funcgan, star haltback.
who was left at home. Eichenlaub viii
not start. the Western coach said to-
night. The Army will miss Mcacham
at guard and Oliphant in the back
held. There is bare chance for Nc
Evan to get in at centre for the ca
diets. but Goodman was used there IN
the signal drill to-day.
The cadets will line up as follows
Lett end. Merrillat; left tackle, Butler;
left guard, O'Hare; centre, Goodman;
right guard, Herrick; right tackle,
Wevand: right end, Neyland; quarter
back. Prichard; left haliback, hodg-
son: right halfback, Hoge; fullback'
Benedict.
Harper gave his lineup TO night as;
Edward. left end; Jones. lett tackle
Keefe. left guard; Fitzgerald. centre;
Bachman. right guard; Lathrop' nght
tackle: Mills. right end; Bergman
onarterback: Cofall, left halfback;
Piska. right halfback; Dugan, iulI-
back.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-07
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY

-. AftNhl Ait .f ta'. tNA"t.tt'
-heryon-PoIack Iron WORKS. Brookyn.
100. Harry ,her'on D." latiotl a..'
Brooklyn, Joe Pollack. y. 81, u. A. I4ns%y
n. =.
raerhner a. Co.. Manhattan. seeds; 5000
,-t.rla- Ioerlnar 81 Warren 81. y D..
Marx y. Haass. oscar liaase y. y.
Robert sayr- Kent Brooklyn, engineering
sip0og0. Robert :. Kent, - s9th st. Boo g.,
,n. Ellis G.. Kent, Brooklyn. Raymond
Klipstein. Manhattan. dairy products
g. l0j- Nathan Kipstein. e5s Kelly 49,. Bronx
af.V Lubars1y. y. y. Sol. SpinleI. Bronx.
ly.-tehester Realty. Mount vernon. }le 40.
rheodore Hae-ler. 3, Mount Morris Fark.
N s.. Joseph Elank Mount Vernon; JACOB
a Bernstein. Mount Vernon.
Charles jacobs Shoe Manhattan. 500
@ aries JACOBS. iQl Krade 3d.. y. ~ GABRIEL
Goidstein. Alaie Jacobs. y !.
D.. Mayerson T. Co. Manhattan. tfaias.
8 10. samuel Eo.eu 80 sixth av- y. J..
David Maycrson. Harris Msyerson. y. y.
Iayman Pressed Rod. Manhattan 500 ~
C.org. 4 Hutchlngs. stamford. Conn; NJ.
lard n Mason .AleNandcr luferbitLen, y.
Frede-ick Meis Realty and Holding. Brook
fvn. so 30. Frederick M,is ts3 Jamaica av ,
Frooklyn sidney u Palmer Richmond Eti.
Eugene -herE. Brooklyn.
Julius Mock g. sons. Hfo0fltu. metal goods;
s. o.. Julius Mock. lil Rutland Road. BROOK
Nn. Julius Mock. .r.. Brooklyn. huseAe
Trtr.s supply stores. Manhattan. tires.
r-.fn.- etc.,. 5000, Arthur = stein. -
pafesee av. Jersey ,iu. Louis o. Duqlet,
~ Arthur u.s. Cf4tleld. - Y.
ellison Realty. Manhattan. so -. John
n Mcdonald l1- West 81 -. y WIN.
DO Hanfof1. Is. 81 Grnevievo a. Wells
YORK state Fiou- Mis- MAnha-un. 300:
fgr-rra- Crsifatz 80 Kelly e.. Bronx, jacob
-frrrsEv Louis S-unssy Bronx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-07
MANNING RESERVE BANK
Temporary Officers OF New
York Bank Are Chosen.

The directors of the Federal Reserve
Rank of New York yesterday appointed
from their number an executive com
,,;ttee of five. composed Of BENJAMIN
Stronq ir.. chairman eN-officIo' Plerre
Low member ex-officio; William Wood
yard. Henry X. Towne and william b.
Tbomnson. The board has not yet Sc
LED permanent deputy governor
49, Nr Woodward. who is Class
director. will serve pendlns inc ''''-
tior of a permanent oihcer
lanes +. Curtis, Of Boston vas
eIected secretary. Mr.. Curtis was LOT
saverai wears assistant attorney gen
oveI If Massachusetts,, and was Assist
ont Secretary of the Treasury under
Sacretaries MacVehsh and MeAdoo. lie
res;oncd early this year and returned
80 he practice Of law IN Boston IN
eJd;tion 10 his work as secretary Mr.
Curtis will advise the bank on Iegal
me- g f. Gregory, cashier Of the Ma
.iona1 CITY Bank, will be acting cash
Wv, lending the election of perms-
I.i oficer. Il. ". Jones, assistant
m necretary, and K. II. Giles, assistant
,reaeurer Of the Bankers Trust Com
nanv' and S. A. Weldon. assistant
,e, Of the First National BANK. VIII
I've as acting cashiers. /. b. Hopper.
,oaneger OF the credit department OF
.ha chemical National Bank. Will also
ioin tbe staff temporarily TO Organize
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-07

Home Baking Manhattan: 800. John y.
Mcdonald. ls- West '3d ST.. y =. VIM. IL.
Hlnford Geneyieye O.. Wells. y.
Sanitary sugar Dispenser Manhattan. 50
TO. Joseph Cohen. - East Br0a4~ay. y. g..
Isiior Cohen. Hirsh Bondnsr. y. Y.
S Koty 8 sons. Er50kiyn. shirts: s.. 800.
solomon koty. 10 Berriman 81. Brooklyn
Harry koty. Benz. K0ty. Brooklyl.
Crippen. Manhattan. pianos. 5000 Joshua
4. Haraway. 80 Broadway, y. Y; Vim. O..
Chittick. VIM. :. Furman. y Y
Fabiana Sugar. Manhattan. 800 90; Joseph
a. Keenan,. iJi tth e., Brooklyn. DOIis
Hesse. Elizabeth. y. J. J. J. sheehy. y. l.
cleveland Metallic Bed. Manhattan. $3.50.
Leon I-luterstein. 43 Exchange Place. \. 1
A. MIrry R0senthal Francis Gilbert. y. Y
CrOuoQue Really. Manhattan so. 90, DICK
inson ". Richards. Ia Broadway. y. p;
Frank Powers. Evelyn : Ross. y. Y.
J. H. Dexter Co. Manhattan: printer.
s.. 90. Irwin r. Dexter Pearl River y .
Carlton Smith, =. Y; Murray ". Keyes.
New Rochelle
belmont cafe. H,lnSlo; $1,000: Valentine
Specht BgnAi0, Edward Davis. Sheridan y
Wnget Buffalo.
Italian Coffee Roasting Manhattan: 5000.
Zilla Winston, lsl L<nOx ay.. y. /; Amac %
Rugglero. John Ruggiero. =. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-07
BAY RIDGE ELEVEN
HAS BIG CHANCE
Victory Over StuyveSant
Would Mean Much in
Race for HOnors.

The chances of Bay Ridge High
School establishing itself IN the front
rank Of contenders for the scholastic
football championship sway in the bal
0nce. This afternoon its eleven will
take the field against the Stuyvesant
High School team az West End oval. 4
defeat for the Brooklyn boys would
spoil record which is clean thus far
Not only Us the team unbeaten, but
~ is unsecured upon. Poly Prep played
II TO r scoreless tie, but the other
games have been won by comfortable
margins. Stuyvesant has nothing to
lose. and a victory will do little good
aside from smoothing feelings which
have been ruified by defeat at the
hands of Morris and Clinton.
A hard fought game Is IN prospect.
Stuyvesant was clearly outplayed by
Morris. but. according TO a good judge,
showed 10 better advantage than Gin
ton IN every department of the game.
The lack of football sense by the ends,
who failed to diagnose trick play
which was tried four times, allowed
Clinton to win.
The Dutchmen have strong. we'll
rounded team, powerful in its running
attack and with Il well-buIlt defence.
Clinton, with % line not so strong as
Suyvesant. held Bay Ridge from scor-
ing touchdown, but could not cope
with Dutch" Karlson's cunning toe.
The High School of Commerce will
take the trip to Cornwall and furnish
some opposition 20 the team of New
York Military Academy. In the after
noon the players will be the guests OF
the upstate boys at the Army NotrC
Dame game at West Point. Morris will
take the field against the eleven of
Peekskill Military Academy at Peeks-
kill. Clinton viii have day of.
Adelphi Academy will face St. John
Prep at Adelphi Field in what should
amount 10 little more than a hard prac-
tice game. Commercial High School
will mingle with Flushing High School
at Commercial Field. The Commerce
Cubs viii meet the second team OF
BOYS High on the Parade Grounds az
Prospect Park this morning at 1880
o'clock
There is every likelihood Of Com
merce being soundly drubbed. The
boys have neglected their practice until
they scarcely know the signals. The
work yesterday was so ragged that the
coach finally gave up IN disgust.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-07
SENIORS AGAIN VlCTORS
Beat Sophomores in Water
Polo Tourney at Columbia.

INC seniors again were victorious in
Oolumbia's inter-class water polo tour
hament yesterday. defeating the sopho-
mores by the score of to 0.
rms gives the seniors n clear lead
IN the contest for the silver medals TO
De awarded the winners. Only one more
game remains on the seniors schedule.
That with the freshmen, who should
prove easy victims.
me game yesterday was we'll played
and closely contested. Neither team
scored in the first period. although A.
cooper, for the sophomores. almost
succeeded in touching the goal, II. W.
Rogers, senior varsity player, knock
ing the ball from his hand just in time
TO prevent score. l.. Mouquin, Of the
varsity. made the only score Of the
game, swimming the entire length OF
the tank and eluding all his opponents.
The linC-up follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-07
FAST DRILL AT WILLIAMS
jones to Play Quarter IN Game
with Wesleyan.

Williamstown. Mass. Nov. Ga iasi
signal practice ended the preparations
Of Williams for the game with ives
leyan tomorrow afternoon. Fred DAILY
the coach. gave his undivided attention
to the regulars to-day and watched the
men run through the various lorna
tions So far this season the Purple
has suffered only one defeat.
priscoH was back in the lineup
after an absence Of several days.
Jones. substitute quarter. was al the
helm. lie will start the game TO-
morrow. In case Wesleyan should
prove stronger than Is expected De
Windt. the regular little quarter may
he sent in 10 kick a goal. The line
mn Of the team tomorrow will proba-
blv be as follows;
Left end, Hubbell; left tackle. Gar
field: left guard Eells; centre, Fur-
ness: right guard, Driscoll; rlght
tackle, Brown; right end: La Piantei
Quarterback, Jones; left halfback'
Payson: right halfback, Toolan; full
hack. TOmklns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-07
OUAKERS AT DETROIT
Er Route to Ann Arbor to
hvenge Defeat of Last Season.

Detroit. Mich. Nov. 6.-Ihe Uni
-, ~ Pennsylvania football eleven,
with Brooke in charge. arrived IN De,
H. for the annual game with Michi-
gan an 70 81 the twenty-five players who
Al % Inc visiting squad of football
Inaue W.. aP reported IN the best OF phys
men ."ed;t,on and ready to avenge the
car con- defcat inflicted By the Wolver-
ines last year. Arrangements VEL, were
made MAJ for both forenoon and ai hl ooh
ma, nrarticc ON a local gridiorn to-day an1
,o ,%TI'r forenoon the players VIII
leave for Ann Arbor' A.. .,,r,,,.o of
wen give Michigan me me, surediction
its Gfe.n was Brooke's only preu as ,Sn
with reference 10 the outcome " wv
came.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-07
OLD FIRM MOVES NORTH
For Thirty Years in Downtown
Wholesale District.

Oil, firm o. Leonard =. Carpenter and He'll n
--4a-. hs, rented Tor tie estate o, william g
-rlermerh0rn the store. basement an1 hf,L thf, =
rt.trir. 10 600 square feet. iu - 90 a.
we.f 2si sf extending to q 70 IS West -4th a..
fn IS ~triufed q Go. importers AMI ioo'ef.. Nho
.-. -rr- fn ne dosntoTr wholesale district for
,Eo fa.t thirfs 5ears This :, the building formerly
...,-i1i,f by tne George e. Flint company
Twarfs-ihiri ST. can non boast of such mtf'han''
fo,, A ~-l1eufeG lace importer. strobe.
,NHs,u. roget5 importers Lazarus knreihcli. =
Herbert a Co. aud other cro,Aefy and clt .las5 nn-
William j. Roame q Co.. INC. have leased in
fHe Nfurras 1851 chamber. AZ lti Madison af. ne
..-r..r store o. Walach brOtuels Tor tlsAr store
also ftc store adjoining tHr corner ~ Joseph
~...u.ran f1r electrical supple.
UuHerfh a Huh-rtn have leased the urn hoof Do
... lt8 We,t 500 - 20 M0r-is bersnNrL
suIfus Friend Edward w. Leui Company, leased
49, rrh flDr I'm ~. 2s West 1913 -t. 90 tue Crown
Lmbrollcr Wprss for a iefm ~ 'e-n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-07
Apartment Leases.

T>on : Mtmayer hs, i..s.d the second floor n
the new apartment house at 300 West s7th IT,. for
long term of years 70 J. A. Frank ard tho eighth
noor IN the Sanford 2g9 West 18th 81. 10 H. A.
Erfiman.
The Douglas Robinson. Charles & Brosn Company
has leased apartment IN the Washington. %
Washington Square West 20 Carl ". kimbal.
Pease A Gilman have leased the furnished apart
uenis ~ John ". Randolph g69 Park az. consist
ing o. twelve rooms 20 George n Whghsm. vice
president n the cuban Railroad: fOr = Is. Amer.
DIS furnished apartment IN the Chaiill0u AZ n I
Riverside Drive t0 Jacques rlus ~ The Metropolitan
Opera House Company. for Claude A. Dickie %
William G. Dickey. furnished apartment IN zoo
West 5Sth st.. and for William Z. Dickey his fur
nished apartment f. 1913 East 53d a.. TO H. NJ I.
Beekman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-07
Maloney to Box To- night.

Jack Toland, a welterweight Of Phlla-
1elphia, and, according 20 his record, a
good welterweight, will face Tommy
Neloney, Of tbs city, in a ten-round
bout az the Broadway Sporting Club
Tonight He has met many of the best
men IN the welterweight and middle
weight classes, and has done some ex-
'eptionally clever work Among 9TH
srs he has whipped Eddie Revoire and
Joe Borelh.
The other bouts OF the night viii be
az follows: Benny Leonard vs.. Harry
london, at the Fairmont A. c.; "Young
D0rummie vs. Young" Rector, AT
g,it,oovNn's Gymnasium; Andy Coaches vs..
Clllie Cotton, az the Greensboro A. c.
gorge Ache vs.. Tommy league, OF the
irtVlng a. G.. and Knockout" Eggers vs..
tommy Walsh, at the Shsrkey A. {.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-07
NEW JERSEY CHARTERS

tnf Ae4tGAtl ~ iAt AFD---.
Trcnton. - j. Nov. s--Eran,ord Homes Co
OrAnEs. real estste. 10000. J :. EesAn. Bfoos
Iyn T. 4 Dasz. +. l. DAVIS Orsnse
L. n B Manufacturing lVin.on. automobile,
srf r1oforrrcie- so 600 " = Kfihoilt Ir,tn.
ion Gerald HAnnsy n L Ednssf. Eas' oysn.e.
s.fsty Appliances. so 900 Louie A Eulsr
Hslens L Knot h. J. hfoft. Elizabeth.
Nmnier Chemical Co. Clifton chemicals. 81 900
Iacob thinner Louis Lew, ClEioni Nlc.scl J
Hoo-f rss,sic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-07
Dwelling Houses Leased.

Saa s0u 4 Hobbs have leased for q term os
yesn 90 * y Hermsn the four stoJ high stooD
dwelling i31 West sotn IT,. ior a term u years
Che three story high sf00p dwelling l23 West S0th
st.. 90 " Bowen Tor the season. furnished ne
four s,oU American basement dselling 23J West
l9oth o.. ~ 4 T.. ShAw. 20 X. I Aascsp the
term NJ years: % G. H. Mason The four story
dpeliius ~ 40 Wes, fist g.. and 20 Mrs G. $.
Miller fhc American basement dwelling a. 55T
West slst st.
Luiais G. Trsubc leased the d~ellnS. 50 Tss;
g0tu IT.. to K Z. Carroll.
IS English has lesssi % william ". and
Mar J.. Fletcher the dwelling. go Weg- ssth y.
Porter 4 c.. have leased 20 Joseph Pollard ihf
tAne story trownstone dwelling ~ = East l50th 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-07
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

Tie following Transactions gere recorded yesterday
in the NeV York Real Estate Exchange
b. Joseph y. Day.
TRINITY Pr. 1911. =. POSI- Thames 81
IOl Axe 4HI0s sr52 sly loft and store BLDG sold
10 the plaintiff. the Mutual Life Insurance Go. FOR
SEQ 600
A, the BronI exchange
BY Henry Brady
WEBSTER Az. 1922. 8. 1887 b fremont az.
T5rl5s.li. s;y theatre: sold 10 TIE pociteruAn
Realty Go Tor S45 900.
By James J. Donovan.
l60TH ST 602 =. T. 3o2 Trinity a.. g sr5or
20 n 20 Trinity ar. 2ji52 ilI-5. sold 10 The plain
tin Man Bernard. Tor $500.
By Charlie, A. BerSian.
MORRIS PARK Az c23. d. 1911 Walkor
as. IS 2rlsg.t 8 .S.6rl74.2. adjourned 90 Nov 20.
22sTH ST So so = b. goo BrorGUood Nv.
i0otlli. sold 20 fhs pa.ntid. samuel , echsf. Tor
Si..lpV.
Hy George Price.
EDWARDS Az. " cor Marin 50. % il9s l0f
loxloo. .old 10 the plaintiff. Henry Steuman. trus
FOR 81 $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-07
FEDERAL.
SUPREME COURT.

2is-Nazco Mississippi valley r. Ada "
Wright, adm cic-ies,c granted 20 file hrisf IN
opposition IN motion to affirm before 9th Inst.
tG-rfank J wioushhy e; aDCiiy 81 Clicego-
submitted
eS~Edwin Mercelis Il aiJJohn A Wilson ct Al
Ssrlc
7i-Joo Judge and VI Bunting Frank " Powers,
Judge. ETC. 81 si-passcd. "a he restored 90 call
under provisions of Seo 2. Rule %.
03-New York Electric Lines Co Empire 'rs
subway Co-Iimiied Argued.
OF n Anderson 81 al swedish Evangelical Mis-
sion Covenant Of America 81 sl-Afgued.
Day call Tor Monday November p, WI he a.
= and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-07
STORAGE NOTICES.
ANSONIA STORAGE
WAREHOUSE co. 0nc. J
Ia7-l39.iii y. 18th ST.
..... NnrL Nn..rn..r -rL. 1917


TO MI Theresa Kelley by Mrs. q. !.
Nfoyer NJ A. j Jones. MIS- r. M'Donald.
M Hcien q slelgnt W. e. n. Atkm1n.
Jennie Dorser by Edward Harris You an
each 81 you are hereby noliled that
propsrty hereinafter described having IS
pIref. after due notice thereof na4 p"ep
given you. We VIII cause auch properly ~
@.It. Household goods. personal enectS-
rsrpats. etc. stored ty you or IN your
name In the Ansonia storage Warehouss
49,. .'-,.o.~.iirv 20 the statute In such caso
made and provided. at The Monarch Auc-
Nan Rooms. isi Ess. l25th 81 New lor-
C.tr ou ~ E-DAl. NONEMBfh sttH.
,o, H., fa'.D b. fu . and n the sale Thereon
H. NOT completed on ssid date the SANE
,-tn boz continued % the same place or
~ t,vinnine az 1880 q. m on eaeh
9sy and continuing until al the goods ar
sold
AnsosIA STORAGE WAREHOUSE co. lsf.
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4hNAf
CHAs. STEWART PHILLIPS
CHARLES LEMAIhE LABRlSkfE.
Tganufnrr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-07
Financial Section Leases.

Tire Douglas Robinson. Charlie, = Brown Com.
pany has leased space az 70 Wall 81 N Ayres.
Bridges Co; az l Wall st. - he New Electro
Process Company. a. ia Wall 81. 20 Montgomery
Ilothief q Tyler. q Philadelphia, IN he Produce
Exchange Building 20 the Furst Clark t0nstructioa
Company. Georgo b.. Poll William Gottlieh Arnold
Robinson ". T.. Sweet & Co Auscl : Leo keusch
y Schwartz Company and joseph " Tunley a. "a
Broad ST. 20 the Atlas Portland Cement Company
and Edward Spltz. AZ q william &c. to Hafo 4
l. ward Ralph \. Stemm. Walter Blair and the
Atlantic Yacht Club
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with amount of mor-slse ana Iime ant adif
or attorney
NOVEMBER 8

GRAND Az p ~ Clinton Pl helrz iot
f.s 10 l.i map .s3. ~ lands q N Partridge and
ano 2ffh Ward. 751lgo. Jan 20. 1902. Virginia
+ N0IIsrlauer 90 Cooperative Building aud
Ioar A.sr. afty ~ LangiO1 Rector q. 81 $50
RIVERSIDE DRIVE or iig-h -. az ia
i2,sO8 4x4ss. June % lHl.. r. Glad Constr
C0rpn boo ~ MARI. 80 Convent az. ATS. J. +
Mari D.. BNay. 5000
-Tif n. 30 = . 500 lst 49, -5reI. JUS b,
1915. II WclsHcr alt aI0 % schwartz e. al.
sttg II clhu IS % Az. = 300
l5Tii M 81, sHd 5-5 w. 81 81. 2ss8 IS s,a 49,
40 srsse. De- ~. 1919. Crest Holding 60 fo SO
fuke',' Realty 90. l.si 1tl a.. atss. ka-fIoai.y
a p $40 B&aY. s. 300
i1rH ST. 80 " 200 m a. iss1i99 8.
Nv y 1911. Palace Theatre aud Realfr Co. O.
Liacon Trust Co. arys. bo~eFi 3. - Cedar
rs. go a.. ~ th'
Dec y 1918 Angela W0rdel % , n Fre' 1g.
huy.en; AUS. stewart a : - Val -t. $4,000
iOlgT ST ss. lhI West End A. l1fl0l No .
Fab 4 1901 x all Mar wallace ~ lurn.
aftvs VOL a hOln. le3 keay. SD .01I
f-6rU ST - BIS r. $500. Soy g.
1909 clara Wlsihopf ~ Lawyers Mor'sase Co. -i
Liberty b.. s4tt'N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-07
MECHANICS LIENS.
NOVEMBER 1.
Manhattan

slTH ST. - ;. kBansv Ma g. a. % p
Loomls. gsner. and Mao schwartz. ie.s-r.
WILLIAM Ba0ytss. contractor. $50
CONVENT AZ. 40. samuel Fishsin et al az
MAY & hnoAles. oeuer. Henrietta Is Duke'apisl
contractor los IS
STR IT. sol " Amsriran WOOD ,arpef Floor
iIE Go 49, II C1p- Gu1 and Go Rcal Estats
improvement Corr. utuefs aai CONTRACTOR ,
ochwab. Inc contractor: So
WATER ST % cor Beekmau e. Hydro Bar
lfsrproons 20 AZ Volunteer Hospital osLer AID
contractor. tifn f1
coLJNBUs Az q. -5 a-h 81. .5Ileo W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-07
7AeR9aa] Estate
Old Greenwich Village
Parcels Figure in Deal

feet, 'or Mrs. Harriet Coyer. ana the -rres s'ory
Dwelling house a. li3 HAlsey 81 for Mrs Agnes
bodWin. % Mrs. VI. r Reil
Inc estate ~ John Dsiner Sod % Henry H,ines
lf4l Myrtle av. through James VI. Hswey Tho
same broker sold for Laura V. Carlisle the Dwell
my mouse AZ 40iis PULASKI ST.. 10 Flora Converse.
The Arthur J. scholE Company sold for stanley
y bel TIE nat properties At 80 aud 2S5 Ralph
az 70 Anna y. Patterson. who gave In part pay
me-t rIn- acrn farm az Ne.ennse,. Innz I.lAnh-
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COURT CALENDARS


Appellate Dhi,lon--2d Department
American Shcing Machine 60 Narwe1 Corke
staie Motion o. dismiss the appeal srsnted. viii
Martin nehrcr Nfiry rma Motion m dl,nl,,
spIeAi deniei on condition that appellant piac,
ca, on calendar fpr December term
Mar l. tiark NJ Clafk appellant. and Hud
s 2n Iron GO Motion go dismiss appeal granted
WIN costs o. each rc,pprilnt
MAD l. 'larkJ VI Clark aud Hudson Iron Co
MIYu9l 10 restore appeal 90 calendar denied.
mo Respondents should deposit With Tho county
t',fk for Inspection Pooling certlfraflor or GO
MA, lianri,co bogndi Nassau Electric RAILROAD Co
M"u"n i"f rCsr>umeu, denied. Motion Tor leave
10 spTal 90 Court of Arl'als dcn.ed.
,o ,ha,ie' freau.k iitsburgh Contracting Go NO
oon ~ tfafsum'hi denied with SO costs so
u.h Tor leave to aGeai 10 Court 81 Appeals do.
Mary Georse. indiridnsifv and a, ,,..,,,,,,
elc pianiif Margaret johnson. individually sni
a. edn4hlsifafn etc. Motion 90 dismiss sppeal
granted without costs.
hcrhert - Glib, knl,kcrhocker Saving. ana Loan
~. hs.on granted. op c0ndiii0g that within nv,
49, "'t's 'hlF ol order appellant pay 90 rc
sYennent 40 cusis. otherwise motion druied. with
Application Of Commissioner Of Paiissdes Inter
Appeals Nos snd . Motion 90 reseiile order. h.
sccofdanco with tlpulations signed hy parties
Petition q " Farley. a. state Commissioner
1l hAcls's Iof order reyuhng and canoelling uquor
lSt certificate .Alt9. issued 90 \ Decker and
transferred Co Ensthan Gazley Motion f,r ,fsy
srlncd by default
IN re- supplementary proceeding. e GLADDEN..
Judgment ,rdiiorIk u Archtoli and another
udsment debtors. M'uon 10 rcse,ue order msds
a.1 entered herein "l 90 De-. l9lt. hy adding
al'ef TOO words with $40 costs and dlshursenenfs'
,ho N"Ios an to hc applied ou plaintiffs iudg
mc.i f-arici. without c,,i,.
T. y knsella he Sluber'. Motion denied
q, McNHU} Bros arsicn Henry orouau e. a.
Z - Ne..'n. infant ',cIn i counor. Motion
=. reoplc.. etc. "a r,i Ida Won cisu,s.u. reiatorl
l mum I.,' warren OF gi} prison. ric re-rond
'acatei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-07

the credit department Formal an
nouncement was made yesterday Of the
news published 10 The Tribune more
than a week ago that the banks per-
manent headquarters will be at No. 50
Cedar ST.. in the offices now occupied
BY Harvey Fisk & Sons.
In order that the bank may open for
business on November Is, employees
from the stats Of other banks will be
used until permanent officers and
clerks have boon selected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-07
Cedarhurst House for Polk.

Tie Vayson mol Morrill, Conptnr. lnc. h67'
leased Tor Mrs Frederick Tilten Brown 20 CorDo
ration Counsel Prank L. Polk fog the season of 1915
hel property. known A. WindWAft. or Bau1lstei
Larc. Cedahurst. Lons IEsrd