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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-15
COFFEY GETS BIG
CHANCE TONIGHT
aGunboat" Smith, Too,
Has Much to Gain by
a Victory in Bout.
IpISH BAKER HAS
SLIGHT ADVANTAGE
Meeting Of Heavyweights Sure
10 Furnish a Lively Con-
test at the Garden.

H., Coffey. the Irish heavyweight
1 ,gill have his chance TO prove
goA . - is the best Of the white hopes
in n'. = he crosses gloves with "Gunboat'
SnSJh in a ten-round contest at Madi-
souare Garden tonight. The
~. should be one of the most inter-
Dv ..,,, of the year, for the winner Will
80 matched with Jess Willard. Inc
Ds vii meet on even terms, with, per
ms a slight advantage to Smith, IN
'.;ar of his superior hitting ability.
re- However. may be Offset by Corey 5
.ses.er skill and speed as boxer.
sTite Donovan. former middleweight
.snnnion of America, and one OF the
sstsst fighters in all time, has de-
800 repeadtedly that Cotfey would
s 10 Sav develop into the best white
Sssvvweight in the ring and was the
- man 70 whom the enthusiastic
U US look to defeat the various BLACK
Ii,.'s,rovers" who now exercise a mo-
~onolv on the high places in heavy
a's;Sbt pugilistic circles. Donovan dis
so,'sred Coffey. He and Dan Hickey,
~or, boxing instructor at the New York
Athletic Club. and at one time one Of
10 hest middleweights in the ring,
r.vs the big fellow his first instruction
with the gloves.
After somewhat disappointing
Start Coffey started off on winning
.trssk which has met few checks and
- serious reverses. He has wRded
.Sronvh the second and third fight of
Ssayvweights, meeting them all until
he won recognition. He is one Of II
~. The cleverest Of the real big fell
low. and IL is said that under the tute-
lsgs az Packey Mcfarland has become
f.s,sr than ever. His hitting has i'm
,rovsd. and Billy Gibson said last night
mat he would be surprised If Smith
listed six rounds.
Smith. or, as Jim Buckley calls him,
ath' Cooner," is ready to start the
campaign which he hopes will re-estab-
iisb him in the ranks Of the heavy
weights. A disappointing bout with
Ieyinsky and a crushing defeat at the
hands of Sam Langford have dulled the
lustre of Smiths record. Only by a
most decisive victory can he hope to
come back. "Gunboat" is ready, and he
IS confident He will, or says he will,
light one Of his old-time rushing bat
les. depending on his punch instead
Of his recently discovered and none
100 popular Science" to see him
through.
Every advantage, save that of ex-
perience, will rest with Coffey. He is
couple Of inches taller and tips the
beam at POI pounds. He is in perfect
condition, too, and lean as a greyhound.
Smith expects to enter the ring weigh
ing about 1S5.
What part the old Indian sign" will
play in this contest remains to be seen.
This is not the first time that these
men have met with the gloves, al
though the boxing enthusiasts have
never witnessed the previous bouts. 1t
was learned land from a reliable
sOurce) that twice before Coffey tried
bis hand against Smith with disastrous
results. VIII he remember those meet
ings lin the gymnasium tonight?
VIII il affect his nSrve2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-15
APPRAISALS OF ESTATES

MRS. HARRrETTE ARNOLD JAY. wife Of DR..
John C. Jay MAY s. 1910: net. ,isioos. DR..
John c jay husband. John &. jay ir.. son. and
Edith Van G. Jay. daughter. each receive one-third
o, the estate. Assets Deposits sl,3I2. personally
1911 and stocks and bonds S20j.6s6.
VICTOR " OSBORN. a lawyer lScpt. 2, 1879
net Sl3g 80 Under the viii Mrs. Penelope ID.
osborn widow. was given life Interest IN the en-
tire estate and the remainder passes al Der dealh
a. the American society for the Prevention Of Cru
elty 10 Animals The VIII was contested on the
ground that deceient was incompetent when ne
vii vas made and also upon the ground that the
oroperty transferred under tie will was not The
nrouertv of dccedsnt. but belonged 10 BIS wife,
~ tas then an incompetent Assets: Deposits
and cash Ssil6. mortgages S21.0i7. and stocks and
bonds sl5s 100 ,.,.-,,.,,,,,, IN,
MRS ALICE j. BRANTINGHAM. wife q
charles Brantiugham NOV. 10. 1879 net. f2io'l.
The estate passed 20 Charles Birmingham husband.
and Amelia VI McConkey. sister. Assets; Equity.
SO sos An M last 26th st. appraised al 10000
deposits S37s. iewelry and personally. $50,
stocks. $4,000 and an Interest IN trust estate
II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-15
AND NAVY ORDERS:
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS

Ems =. ". HOLT detached Chester. 10 Ammen.
Asst. surg J.. H. RODDIs. detached marine ad-
vance base expedition Pacific feet. 10 Aslatlc
Pass. Asst Psymasier D. w ROSE. detached naval
disciplinary barracks. Port ROYAL: to Asiat!c
lass. Asst Paymaster r. II. JOHNSTON. detached
navy yard. New York: 10 Fulton.
Pass. Asst. Paymaster l. d. COYLE. detached
barracks. Port ROYAL. : C.
Mach. 5. KoZELOW. detached South Carolina: 70
Carp. $. c. GIARDET detached Illinois: to Nep-
Paymaster Clerk F. S SULLIVAN. appointed; to
North Dakota.
MOVEMENTS
ARRIVED.
Dec l0-Yor'uovn. at Guaymzs
Dee IL Brutus. at san Pedro de Macors: san
Dec 10 san Francisco. at Boston Denver, a,
Ensenada Washington. al Portsmouth Culgoa
Yor 1ly yard Mars Mar - a. Marc SS Island " ''"
Dec. j3.-iucas. az Norfolk; k-l. AZ New YORK
yard; Culsoa a. Guantanamo: flusser. Reid and
Paulding az Boston.
SAILED.
De- ll-San Francisco. Portsmouth v H.. Tor
Boston: West virginia. Mazatlan. for San Diego
Dee i2--San Francisco. Boston for Norfolk; lncss,
philadelphia for Norfolk. Psuldng Norfolk for
Bo,ton: Arcthuss. Port Arthur for Norfolk. Den
yer Ensensda for san Pedro: culgoa. Puerto
Plata ior Cape Hsytien and Gqanisnsmo: III
and Lawrence. Sausalito for san Diego.
Dec i3-K-l. Tompkinsve FOR New York yard ;
SlscDonough Norfolk 'or Charleston Denver
Fnset ada fOr san Pedro.
Tacoma. At Por, auPrincc. ordered to Vera Cruz.
Mexico. as relief ~ Minnesota Minnesota VIII
fbrn prDceed tO nav yard Philadelphia. Rear
ADMIRAL Mclean viii transfer his flag TO either
Texas or Rhode Island.
Marietta. IN Dominican waters. ordered to navy
yard New iork.
Machiss. I'm Dominican waters. ordered TO navy
gard New York.
Tld-d submarine division. torpedo hotia. Pacific
fleet organized. consists o. Ks. IA. X and
rs IRIS viii act tender t0r this dlSision
FOR the present
AZ nav yard. Puget sound
Chester ordered placed In reserve a. navy yard
Boston. Immediately.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-15

cIOak, and Suits.
0.EyELAND-Balley Co: Tyroler. Jobs coats:
cLEyELAND-May. Co: J sprOul Jobs coats: 81
CHICAGO Msndel Bros; Miss Doh.rty. vomsn's
cHiCAGo-Sissei-C Cooper CO. il L Bernbaum. u
DE .s,o MoI IS1o ET. h, E door Co. Gerber
ERIE PENN-L9as. IN, ne LGns obs: Miss
w4TEkTowS. \ Y-Ionss KS NJ Long. ,ob.;
1870 BWay 9th floor.
waists.
BQsIoN.w & A Bacon; Miss GoldinE 81
DIES M6fNE Is IaGr Emery Co; W Gerber.
ERTE. PENN-Lon Inc: Miss Stephens. spring;
wATERToW7;. y Y-Lons,s. NJ A Iona Jobs;
1870 BVay. 9Th floor.
ctEvELAND-Basy Co; ] n Tyroier. Il W 2sd
c4ICAGGo-sisssl-c Cooper Co; II L Bernbsun 10
CHICAGo-Msndei Bros: Mis-. Carney childr.ns.
Miss sworky, - f 22d 9. 18th door.
ERIE PEfnf laIo Rs en- IN. n S, sob.o ,ns
i276 Baay. sth aaoor ,'''' ''-''' '''"' '''''
wAiTrE5RIowN, \ Ions; n Long spring;
Skirts.
CHICAGO-siegel- Cooper Co. II l. Bernbaum. 10
CLEVELAND BAILEY Co: J Tyroler. II 2sd
DIES 'S MoI ms Emery Co: W Gerber.
spring. l2l0 Bway. 9th moor. p s.-... ,,-o
ERIE. PENN-Lonss. Inc: Miss c stephens 1910
wATERTowS. N Y-Lonss; NJ Long. 1870
Bwty. 9th floor.
Silks. Linens and Doms,tIc,
CHICAGo-Msndel Bros: VI Probsi. domestics; ls
4 22d II, 18th floor
CHICAGo-Siegel- Cooper Co: J. l. Mayer. linens
and domestic. Is 22d ~. 10Th n0or
ST LOUIS-Farnous & Barr: Hefiin. domestics'
81 10th II. sth floor.
Furs.
CHICAGO Sieeel Cooper Co: II l. Benteum Jobs:
CLEVELAND Co: j sproul Jobs 81 W Goth
a. sth floor.
Ladies' HeekweIr.
CHICAGO-ChaA A Stevens: + Dynes. 40 :2d
DALLAS. TEX-A Harris Co; Harris. lIs
W 2sd st, 80 floor.
Muslin Underwear and Psttcos,s.
BosToN-w Il A Bacon: Mis-, Goldins. 81
DIES MoiSEs-Hsfris, Emery Co: W Gerber petit
coats; 1870 Bway. 9th floor.
Meas Furnishings
CHICAGo-siepsl-C Cooper Co. Slr Kshnweilsr' 10
22d st. 10th hoor.
Miscellaneous.
BOsToN-Fnens's C5asementl Mr. Schroeder; mems
underwear; Mr. Levy. waists; Mr. hoenlgsths.
dresses hSs ny NJ foley. shoes: Mr smith. corssi.
s ssa dts.s M ks So;n ladies' M
Hahn jeEelry and leather goods; Mr. Cooper.
.uits and coat; lls W a2d .. 18Th floor. =.
CHICAGO-Chss A stevens: Dynes. lfces; 40
DALLAS. TEX-A Harris & Co. L HAMS,
!ewelry: las W 2Sd st. Sd floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-15
LOT SALE A SUCCESS
Eighty Lots Sold for a Total
of S120,720.

The auction sale OF property al Edsehil Ter,
s,,ccess Eighty lots we're sold az average or
81, 40 lot' A total Of Sl2O720 was received for
vas lie first voluntary outdoor sale ever held
IN The winter according 70 real estate men. " wss
conducted by George c. Baker and MS ASSOCIATE
n \ bliss The remaining lots viii doubtless De
disposed Of at private sale. as between SJV0oo ana
$40 900 worth OF the lots are now under nes15'ia
lion Tor sale 10 parties who were not prepared 70
make purchases AZ the auction, . -, 49,. 49,.
the ale was conducted with a director OF the New
York Central Railroad. aud ia few hours sac
yrss made hy Mr. Bliss 20 the railroad man ihfo'
rg three large plots in West 23lst st. overlooSins
tbe Hudson River containing u cry &c. 9's oo "ilSs
are tD be transferred az a price around N4VvVy ana
later improved with fine dwellings. IN addiuoh 10
tbs there was another person VINO Attended te saie
anI ma not btly there. but became Interested ih
Tesrbv property This man IS a New YORK archi,
tcci. With whom Mr.. Bliss IS negotiating 70 sell
T.. a Jacobs Rose VI. Linden. }. w Doon 1
and A a. Malin were among the buyers' me
~. -,' las, named bought two u the dwellings pay
Ing $40. 300 aud $4,000 respectively
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-15

.t.on 10, Tribune Bulesu.l
Washington. December H.
ARMY.
Col H. O. : HEISTAND. Adj. Gen. from wash
inson 20 Chicago as AZ %, Central Department
Col W r. BLAUvELT. Inf. unassigned. attached
3Ou Inf Upon expiration present leave Of alb,
sence he will proceed 90 Plsitsburg barracks and
aWalt arrival no his regiment
Col T. " m CKAfAN. Coast Art. 10 Newport 70
deliver lecture a. Naval War College. thence 20
col 8 VI FooTE. Coast AT. from command coast
defences ~ san Francisco: assume command Pa
Col. G. r. BARTLETT Coast Art. from command
coast defences Of Portland 10 Fort winfield scott
and assume command coast defences OF san Fran
Lieut. Col G. ". GATCHELL. Coast Art. reev.d
a. Observation-Disclosures Rhode Island Coast Artll-
le1y Militia. 90 Fort Williams and assume COM
iuaul coast defenccs OF Portland.
Name Lieut., Col q NJ BLAkEi Coast s,. AT Ari
col G. W CATCHELL. Coast Art. removed
Lieut. CoI T.. VI BLAKE. Coast Art detailed
inspector instructor. Coast AT. militia OF Rhode
Island. 20 Providence -
Following promotions Coast Al. announced. ,. u.
PHIPPS Jr and z. DUNCAN. 10 captains. h
a. HARMON. j.. u. GRAY aud II. OLEAhl
to FIRST lleuie1ants capt PHilPs assigned ~.
station on present duty.
Fir.j Lieut. J. n DAVIS. Coast Art from as.
M, ~ coast Ar, school For, Monroe ami upon
expiration leave Of absence 70 Port n q. Nilghl;i
INSPECTOR nstruct0r organized militia or Atyland
~ Fort Sil Or temporary duty. thence 10 An
uapos. $500
Cor, n Y BEIkNAP. detached command 'hes-
ter: 20 command san Francisco. , ~,
Lieut.. &. s. JOYCE. detached command fank-
ton. ,n command Mayraut.
15e1i ~ NEWTON detached New York; 10
r,s,,t M e. BINGHAM detached North Dakota :
10 connection n,ting out Nevada and on board
Is S,'" ,,n s-liei J. H. INGRAM detached Wis
E1 go'' ~ Il. R0BOfToll. detached Tonopah; to
yn Som' n +. PoE. detached South Carolina to
Hannibal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-15
COTTON LOAN IND0RSED
Southern Representatives APP
prove s135,OOO,000 Plan.

Washington, Dec. 1.-THE. sl55,Oo9'-
600 cotton loan rund plan to finance the
surplus cotton crop was approved
unanimously tonight by representa-,
tives of committees which are TO hid
in handling the fund in the Southern
states. 49, A.. l..
,,yesn 1000 900 and 100000 bales OF
co,ton must be carried over until next
vear n was estimated that about
S150 Oo0. 900 would be needed to take
care of this cotton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-15
4 Task for
a Solomon

The hardest task in the city admin
istration of New York IL said to be
that Of Police Commissioner. but the
worries and cares Of that Office Will
pale into nothingness II Park Com
missioner Whittle of The Bronx de-
cides 10 accept new duties which the
golfers Of Van Cortlandt Park are
DESTROYS of thrustine upon him.
committee Of men who play on
the public links has recommended
to the Commissioner that the course
over the meadows be heightened and
that buffers be confined TO the six hill
holes.
And there's the rub. To be desig-
nntOr Of buffers 10 60 trifle with dan
ger. Men will admit that they are
poor at billiards, Mt bowling. or Mt
lawn tennis. but no one ever classes
himself as duffer at golf. And so
Commissioner white hesitates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-15
War Costly for Canada.

Montreal, Dec. 14.-Canada will prob
ably have 10 borrow Sl00,00O,0OO
wear while the war lasts, W. T. White,
dominion Minister of Finance, asserted
this afternoon in an address before the
Canadian Club. He urged business
men 10 do all in their power TO IN
crease the production of Canadian
products to Offset the adverse balance
OF trade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-15
TEST FOR COLUMBIA FIVE
Meets ST. Lawrence Basket
ball Team To- night.

Columbia's basketball team will face
another hard test tonight when il
meets the st. Lawrence University five
on the court in the Morningside Heights
gymnasium. Since its game with New
York University last Friday the CO.
lumbia squad has been worked hard
with the evident object Of ironing out
the glazing failure to follow the bali
and looseness in guarding which almost
brought about its defeat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-15
Midtown Section Leases.

Toui, schras has leased the third loft in 1872 West
2aI 81. 90 VI Orasky for term OF years: , ne
ipg C6mpany; the second loft in rs West 2Sd s.
IN n C6hen & 60. and the dfth lott TO the WEI,
rS., Dre.. and Suit Company, and space IN IVY
sud nj West 9th S. TO Frelfeld q kresseL
Frederick Fox Co. haze les3e6 toOgG aSiS
icft belns iesssd 10 NJ W. Levine Co. and me
fourth i6t to the Yorkc Waist nc also ,v tor
Israel Jnerberg the ffth loi az lVf 70 tgo wg,
XN.f.f fOmuauv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-15
INFORMATION BUREAU.

Inquiries relating TO trade matters and conditions
should be addressed 10 this Editor OF the Buyers
Column.
Please tell me through the
Information Bureau where the New
York Office of the Myer Company, of
Winston-Salem, y. c.. is located. Yours
truly, G. & X. Skirt Company. Answer
10 East 22d ST., sixth floor.
Question-Will organdy be used for
shirtwaists this spring as extensively
as it was last spring? X Burdell.
Answer-Organdy will be shown, but
will not be used extensively.
Question-What is the proper size of
dress sample? What is the size of
the models used in the buyers offices !?
Many thanks. Louis G.. II. Answer
Size SO, for both questions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-15
Beecher Outboxes Hommey.

willie Beecher, Of the East Side. had
(, clear cut advantage over "PackeyD
nommey after ten sizzling rounds Of
boxing 40 the Long Acre Athletic As
s'eiatlon last night. These boys made
,,neir start IN the pugilistic world at the
Long Acre club, which then had its
quarters In West 29th ST. Beecher was
700 strong for his man and forced the
pace throughout. Hommey boxed clev-
hand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-15
BUYING AT MOUNT KISCO.

Tie Mount Kisco Estates report sales ln the
Ro.s. George owens. IT,; Isaac r. Trip, Trip.
charles Egan. Horace Arnold. John smith. Waller sa
-, r,.reft Rc,uoids Merrill Wooster. George
ovens. ST.. W. Bergstron. Elwood p Weeks. Moore
n Top,pkins Peter swanson. Lester Re, nolds,
v,,,DIap steVsrt A H. Eaves. Andrew Imhor
Victor oihnson William Brundage. Jacob Burke,
n Angel Holm Condo james 7. shannon. hcnari
Young and Dominick Riley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-15
WILLS FILED.

AUGUSTA T. JONES December %. Chiidren's
AID society. s5o00 Society for the RELIEF OF Dee
tltue Bind. 5000. 81 Lukes Hospital. $500;
10 Mar Kmg.land Bradford. daughter. snd Her
man /. Roy Jones aud Ambrose kinssland Jones
sons each 800 600 zoo trust for HE. AZ the qeath
,, tbe children principal 20 their issue. To Mary
Helena Tompkins sister. $50 900. Albert \. kinss-
10 b-ather Ss5 OoO: Philip Hone IL Roy Jones.
.r,nl.op 81 00N. about 81 900 70 servants. friend
Mar j. spencer wife o. the Rev. J seiden
srencsr $4,000. Woodawn Cemetery, No,ov0; az
tlIteelry and larcs 10 daughter Mar. Frederick +.
Wv ANA NAYFOETH December ~. more than
a. ena real estate morr than $1,000 personsl 20
p,eAer,ct \ Nlajsorh brother. Who also IA the a.
NARGAUET n CAsSELL November ~ about
$40 600 personal 20 children ana NandchilIfeh'
Franri. Is sanford. attorney. $1,000
MSS COOLEY December 81. sllo zoo
personal. 10 George Men. Cooley. husband. VIII
lam Beard. attorney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-15
Kilbane outpoints Houck.

Philadelphia, Dec. IA Johnny Kill
zane Of Cleveland. the featherweight
champion, outpointed Willie Houck, Of
ms city, ~ siX-round bout here to-
nghI Houck fought aggressiyely and
MADE good showing, but the cham
glynE ring experience and superior
reach enabled him 20 come out ahead
IN each round.
kiibane weighed l25 and Houck l2g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-15
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following sales were recorded
yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange,
IA Vesey ST.:
BY Joseph p. Day.
AMSTERDAM Az, los, " 5. 100 2 n 6ith 81. IS. 81
100: 8 sty tenmi and stores: Lillian NJ Jauss ast
Anna Erb et al; HUH. atty; Nelson oicou
%, ref due. s4.4ls So; taxes. etc, $500 sue 70
t32?7j.
BY Samuel MARI.
CLINTON ST, 81. 5. 225.4 Rivington 81 ~
100: 5 gy tenmt and stores. 7 Meter et al;
y l. Klein atty. q Livingston, ref. due. Sill
700 "a; taxes etc. 81, 1872 81 sub TO mtg OF s32.-
900 TO the plaintiff for $751; 600.
sTiXroN sTi les 5 s so Essex st. 25K7j: s,y
tenmt and stores: p Klein Il al ears, aE Ber-
nard Kohn ct al + Z Klein. atty Z Livingston
ref& due ST. 53S II: taxes. etc. Sfil so SUB 10
mtg Of ,22. coo to the plaintiff foi t22,lO0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-15
APARTMENT LEASES.

Pease & Gilman have rented a furnished apart
ment in ag2 Madison AZ. 20 Arthur II. Billing. ar
p.,s11. d, AZ last 21th ST. % J. e. DraytOu.
~ = YoSt and DR. = ! G. Fitzgerald
Tie Payson Mel. Merrill Company has leased 4
pi,sin. furnished apartment AZ l26 East Siih 81.
=, ttarrv : Parker. and an apartment; a. East
aifb II TO Miss Marguerite Caldwell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-15
Austin Quits Browns
for Pittsburgh Feds

Pittsburgh, Dec. l4.-E. 7. Cakes,
manager Of the Pittsburgh Federal
league baseball club, announced late
Today that he had signed James Aus
IN third baseman Of the st. Louis
american League club, 10 play for the
rebels. Austin, Cakes said, had signed
two-year contract. He refused to
tate the salary involved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-15

New Q story high class eieva-
tor house. all outside rooms.
specially adapted 20 bachelors
Service. etc. under personal
supervision
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-15
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with smont Of mortgage sna name and address OF
Attorney
DECEMBER 10.
Manhattan
Manhattan.

PERRY ST SIS. $50 W an st. sor9i .: June q.
1918: A and Dora Messenger 10 Fsnnis Csit
ATTY / levison 2Ss lsSth It; s3f5
LOT 2 TO A. map 1870 property Forster a Sehmiti.
at Bvay Riverdsle and Msholu an and W
26ist 81 Dec II. 1914 Wurts'Dunds % l. u
RIvERvIEw TERRACE. vs.. iss Powell pl. 2sx
li3612S iNll58: Nov iG 1905. Meiner 10
Louisa strung. i0s l. i42d st. atty. II y Befg.
sill Az. $50 ami ,2d 81. 2ei .ssS W: mtg ols
lease Sept Il. 1918. the Sens Corpn 10 bern.
h,imer y sshwariz BreNine Go. l2Sth - amt
75TH sT' slS L. n s. 200 ~ ay. 2giles, ix25x
9s.5. Aus :. l9ie; josef and R'si Uodnnssr .d to-
lOSrH Sc. SSj-s37 y. ;. 100 W Isl sI 5oIio0 n
Sept ls 1905. Max and Lena kurzrok 70 Lawyer
Mig Co: atty. l. 7 a Co; $4,000
lsOTn ST s. 1856 7th az. ijtee II Jan IL.
1854: sarah " Bennett n Bennett: stys.
Pressinser A y, 90 Wall st. $500
lssD ST - 1884 Q eth az issx9e II: Aug 81.
1890; Dorothes and W II Clark 10 Porsr
Pstchogue. LII: s,evo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-15
To Move to Fifth Av.

Hell 4 stern have leased for the estate on ~,
sene A Hoffman Inc. the seventh OF IA IL ana
Id Flfth av comprising about 10000 square teet:
10 n Kuhn & sons me manufacturer OF boys
clothing who have been IN the lower bro@uNS
snctinu for many yearl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-15
Summers Loses the
Lord LOnsdale Belt

London, Dec. l4.-Johnny Summers,
holder Of the Lord Lonsdale belt, was
knocked out in the ninth round by Ser
geant Basham in contest held at the
National Sporting Club here tonight
for the welterweight championship Of
Great Britain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-15
REALTY NOTES.

Amier s. Guggenhcin has borrowed $500 900 for
Eve years. at per cent. from the Sesmens Bank
for Savings the Joan having been made on the I've
story residence At s33 Fifth ay, 3il0xllO feet. To-
Gated 80 feet north Of saith st.
The Seamen's Bank for savings has appointed
william A. White A Sons agent for the manage
nent u 1909 West l2Qth 81.
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p.,,.,o, Nctr.-s Piclulo. Mar 20, 1914 - =
Rgs'e1. Fdw j. ard = Russell CohiF SS7qi Il
Gqla.'ei In, no, fcll Jan s. 1914; ,Il3 q
III t.c'L-Sfar Go. oct n. 1907 $500. 81. .a
ktisnt TSp Gov Asiog oct .. 1919 az ~
Same-Ssme o % yNet6sler: Feb Is. 1914 So g
SEXTON Lawrence l. Rudolf f ~ ie,s ana ssi5 3
Olhert-G Feusierer 81 az ian , ~ w. 81 20
Same-Biock Light Go. Dec 30, lsls. titq (.
Same Fensierer e. al. Dec .. lsl ;,,,o,n p,s
horrcll. jos II, anu fi'S ioi4- slsi5 %
mond Blast 20 beo o.. nec > 1914: $7o6 80
Samc-L q hchh,he g" % i0tI. 1874 ~
same hass, ilDi ifcb,' II Rire-H Juveuiy
Corroy, James - "" gum s2Gs 90
81 at; OCT ~. Ifiifs 10 NJ Dammenn: Sept 3.
Scldcn Motor Nehl'ip " 1881 -
nsnmsnn. Ioui, and Frank Barbafs-Pe'pie,, S oSi
The Bronx.
uaev,h. sophie Goankie sept 3. l'it ,t- T.
s,i,,,sp Jo.eph and Rays shemsn; Ny .l,e -:
1914.
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BROOKLYN SALES.

Frank 4. Seaver 4 Co sold The two family brick
house at 242 6lst st. Tor Helen Fendrich 10 an IN
weston.
James p. Fisher sold l0t 20 10 Division T.. a
three story brick stable aud dwelling house. on a
plot e6Xl20 tce,. for the Polhemus Estate 10 the
ineut houses
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III eRe,a9] Estate
To Pay $50, 900 More for
Rent Than Dwelling Cost

side o, s,eboins sv. ioi fee; north Of 1881 81 IL
measures 7SxliiIi5xl3i feet and was purchased
from Lowenfed Prayer. /, n part on the Old
Chisholm estate tract bought by the firm last year
The building 10 be erected on the site will accom-
modats 1000 people. and Their also viii be niteen
schoolrooms and eubrooms for It's auxiliary so
~fetiea
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Buyer of Bronx Apartment.

Con.,.ntin Wagner Is the buyer Of the Bfuee
Court apartments a. the northeast corner OF simp-
sou and lfqd ffs tho sale 0f which ~ AH.oli
pvrne A Psumann was announced " hundlf A
Idbune Mr. Wagner save the seller, ne fodssf
itssif, Cofnpsny IN pan payment 5bt and pta
Prospees az i've stor prs-law house. on plot
90 2Ti33K iffezuln.