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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-19
KHBANE WILL Be
A BUSY BOXER
Receives Offers to Meet
Freddie Welsh and
kid" Williams.
pOYAL WELCOME
FOR GRIFFITHS
Akron, Ohio, HonorS Fighter on
Return from Australia
Bouts Tonight.

1obnnv Kilbane, the featherweight
,.anion of the world, will be busy
ling the next few months, if present
U.s. are carried out. He has received
So from Harry Edwards, manager
~ he OLYMPIA Athletic Association, in
o.naSelphia. TO box six-round bouts
IN Freddie Welsh, the lightweight
TL..,,;on of the world, and kid" Will
'ans who rules supreme in the bantam
a., .Gass No definite date has been set
90 the contests as yet. II is believed
.Sst little difficulty will be expert
encsd Williams has already chal-
,anSed Kilbane to fight for the title,
~ble Welsh has agreed TO meet the
sos,berweight title holder as soon as
he rests up bit. -
According to the present plans, Kill
bsre and Williams will meet first, the
weight 10 be 122 ringside. Then, two
,rseLs later. Welsh will be taken on If
ps will do 1873 pounds ringside.
Kilbane is hailed as a wonder IN the
onster CITY. He has boxed there al
most a dozen times since he won his
rbsmnionship and is becoming more
ronular with every appearance. His
Lever boxing is evidently appreciated
20 a greater extent over there than IN
his citv. where all except the heavy
weights are expected TO fight. OF
curse. nothing is expected Of the big
men. and they are capable of doing
hat Perhaps if Johnny showed half
tbs speressiveness in his matches here
,Ls, he is credited with abroad he
might be popular.
Sbould Kilbane and Williams meet
most interesting match will be seen.
n would be 2 clash between one Of the
i,sding exponents Of defensive boxing
end smashing fighter. Six rounds
would be a little too short for Will
iams. He might do well over the long
,oute.
Johnny Grifiths, of Akron, has re-
turned home after a successful trip 70
Australia. He was met at the station
nv committee and paraded around the
eity. Fifty automobiles were in line,
and there was the usual band, which
played when Johnny Comes Marching
Home Again" and "Hail TO the Chief"
among other selections. Griffiths has
received many offers to box the best
men in his class.
Knockout" Brown is apparently on
the way back He has won his last sew
eral bouts and Danny Morgan is jubi-
liant
The bouts tonight will be Of inter-
est, with half dozen we'll known men
boxing. Sam Taylor, of the battleship
New York, and "Bandsman" Jack Keat-
ing, Of the Washington, will cross
gloves at the Broadway Sporting Club.
In the semi-fnal bout az the same club
"Irish" Jack Smith and "Sailor" Maher
will mingle. Among the other more i'm
portant contests will be Young" Drum
ME VS.. Patsey Cline, at the Fairmont
A. c.; Harry Cattle vs. Barney Phillips,
at the Olympic A. c.; young" Stacey
vs. "Bushy" Graham, at the greensboro
A. c.; Joe Tierney VS.. Willie Brooks, at
the Elm Park A. c.; Knockout" Eggers
vs. "Kid" Herman, at Browns Gymna-
stun, and "Sailor" Fritts vs.. Terry Kel-
lar, at the Irving A. c.
Tommy McCarty is working hard for
his match with "Gunboat" Smith, viii h
will be held at the Empire A. c. on Dc
eember %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-19

Steamers City Of Savannah Savannah December
IL TO the Ocean IS Co. with passengers and mdse
Quarantine. $40 m. -, ~ -
Cbesapeake Baltimore. 10 the New YORK and
Baltimore Transportation Co. with mdse. Quarantine
Nebraskan Boston. to the American Hawaiian
SIS Co with mdse Quarantine. Z m Ct,
III Vale. Galveston December H. 20 the southern
Pacific 90 with mdse Quarantine. S35 N.
whelmns Panama Cry 9uaran Hass ;sS a.
sbangbai % kobe 20. Yokohama November !.
Honolulu II and Balboa December z to funeh'
Edye a Co with mdse. Bar. 10 m l1th
ia Touraine (Frl. Hayre December :. 70 me
Compagnie Generate Tran3atantiCue. with 81 nrst.
SS second cabin and a. steerasc passengers, malls
and mdse Bar, i.2T m. , , n.
Commodore Rollins tNorl. Port Antonio and Port
Maria December H. ST AIMS Bay and Montego
Bsy IT, to the Atlantic Fruit co. With mdse. Bar.
IL 80 m 18th. - -. D.....s.. r
Sartos 81 and barbados December :, 10 the Lloyd
Brshleiro with mdse. Bar. $50 m -, 10
Delaware Philadelphia TO the Ciyde IS Co Win
ndse Quarantine, 1888 n. ,.,-,,. =. 49,. ~,
Hamilton. Newport News and NoHolA' 70 'he o'u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-19
fFrom The Tribune Bureau.]
Washington. December IS.

ARMY.
- - roC14pTDCE Cav, from recruiting
~ sses,rvirc January 2 1915. thence TO washington
and report 70 wi W1vJIfIAN II. BURT. ith Field
nan. Ned IN iist Of detached officers. and name
Of Capt JOHN w COREY Field AT; An I,Ro, ",
e,i,ed militia assigned 9Th Field Art. and VII
sbSocesd 10 For Riley for temporary duy ana
ibeu loin his regiment. a. ,...t.s g. "a
cav 80" ioHS r.. MUsGRAvE. Cost Art from
p, sslh ~ ioui HARRY O FLETCHER. Medical Re
serve Corps 20 Fort Ogleih9iPe;, rp .,.tc,.d os,b
Firsi Lieut. WALTER H. WhEhLhh' S'isn0' 1''h
Inf 49,. cuApIEs M'DEyITT
, Mtui0al "',tience. lieut. Col. CHARLES II.
MKNsTEY Corps q EHsR Ns5i:. one CORN 5op TWO
Cart. THOMAS G. AUSTIN: "a Inf ONE
,oonths. Capt. ISAAC NEWELL --u iN''' o"0
month and ten days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-19

Bank AT Frederic Bierhos a al. errs enl iru5
action g Rauber. atty. Alexander Karin.
ref. due. S6sl -. taxes, etc. $500. Adjourned
r!nc die
ALEXANDER Ay. I2s. s. sos laith st. 49,
500. sty tenmt ard stores same az same
action 3. atty and ref. due. $i.61s -.
taxes. etc. $500 Adjourned sine die.
SOC. : $50 tenmf and store same ag same
action (. sans at,y AMI Tcf. due. Sl60s O3
taIe-. etc. $500 Adjourned sine die
ALGNANDEK Az. 1872 o 6. il.5 s l34th 81. - sx
$50. 4 sfy tcnmt and stores; same agt same
action O.: sans atty and rs'. due. Sl,S5s %
taxes ETC. $500 Adjourned sine die.
81 Cn-rio5 A. Berran.
MORRIS PARK Az. 02s. u s. if3l.ll Walker
ar 81. 2Kls9. Gr1s ,si.42 vacant. Ellen FitIger-
aid az, Lizzie Reese e X Mcclure. atty ~ A
Forster ref. due. sf.ss1 s.. taxes, etc. $3.50 -.
Adjourned sine die.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-19
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were re-
corded yesterday at the Real Estate
Exchange, IA Vesey ST.:
BY Joseph =. Dag.
S5TH ST. 1888 W. s. iO5 9Th az. 65isss. IL
St. loft and store bldg. Union Mortgage Go sgt
Arnel Realty Co ct al Merrill Il. atysi ! ID
Morrison. ref: due. f5e7.00l 81; tSIes, ETC. Vs.
597 Is. Adjourned 70 Dec p.
By Henry Brady.
LEWIS ST. g. c cor Riyingon 81. soI2+ll.
sty tenmt and stores; II l. Boguet ct A.. comm;
AT Cora Kirschlerg et al. VI Rois. atty 7
Dunn. ref. due. s3s so4 81: taxes. etc. SlsOl y;
To plaintiff for S-''OVV
At 320S Third av.:
ALEXANDER Az. I26. s. 100 e lsith st. 2oIsss.
4 sty tenrnt and stores College Point Savings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-19
Apartment Leases.

Douglas L. Gilman & Co. leased the last apart
nent In the building az $40 Park ay., corner
OF Goth ST.. for the Fullerton Weaver Realty Com
pany FOR long term OF years to Mrs. BENJAMIN
Ihaw. OF Pittsburgh. who formerly occupied the
Livingston Beeckman house at s5i Fifth az.
This building. containing the most expensive spart
menis on Park av., was not finished until Octo-
Der !.
Tucker speyers Go. leased an apartment a.
ne northeast corner Of slst st. and Broadway 10
Miss Elizabeth VI. Scheland
Pease 4 Gilman let an apartment In II East
55th ST. for Miss Alice w. Swift TO e. =. Ilsch-
ner. and for Douglas l. Gilman 4 Co. as agents.
an apartment IN l03 East S5th ST.. 10 Robert H. VI
Emmet
Seaton Henry and Douglas Gibbons have leased
the entire ninth floor. furnished, al II East 18Th
ST.. 10 Frank Wiborg for the season, and also the
entire hfth floor. consisting Of fourteen rooms and
ok bathrooms, 10 Mrs. DreXel Dahlgren; three
floors In II East 4jth St, 10 Commodore Wilson
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.
rest a. ) per cent unless 9
DECEMBER IS.
Manhattan.


corr-NfpTA ST a W cor stanton 81. axis Caro-
Ii"e Baieriein 10 J A Adams. 2l6l eth 81.
BrookIyn; Dec Is: instals; per cent; atty J
seas%P i9 i Nis'ep rsre Jacob cham soSfG
TO Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust co, Co. 100
ru BTsy De 81 lSiiOs 2s1loo; Abbsti. IT,
cent, atty. Lawyers Title Insurance Co; $4,000
18TH ST. zoo wv Of ss sh Az Bank ti' sb A.,
Dee is: due as per bond: atty. puii9n; os 20
AM, Maia sT .'so las Of Madison ar. 25I1oo5: II
I sherman 10 New York Title Insurance c. TX
,ab B" az s"sso Of Sd .v 2sIlo22: Annie "
'ghrstie 10 W NJ Purdy and ano. trus. 80 Z 65d
St: Dee Isl due Jan 2 lols: 80 per Gen.; atty y;
Title Guarantee and Trust Co; 81 oCg
' MsI5tIi, :, . al err. and trus 70 Lawyers Title
Insurance and Trust Co; Dec 49, yTjo SS6aa
s7gRH ST 5, 200 Of lst ?5Il03s Mars.rye,
dc Coppeil and ano 70 Therese Haseman. aoi
" slsi Il; De- =: "; per cent q, a', SoS
,, ATsne II A. ny Nss' q LenoI Az. sslo1ss ii
o De q Vanderbilt to L Smith. So 10Th
a; PEE !: Yrs; 6 per cent; atty { S 81 oo6
The Bronx.
BRYANT Avs wc lIsth st. 25.sIli7.s: Lillian
II Williams 10 Minnie g Franke 3l7 University
AZ (prior mtg. $4,000; Nov IS; w. S,p eS SS;
ot .i} pG l. . 80 50 9. L.zr.nss a.. 2,.so i
is: due per bond; aiiy' coeSe' X a Z. s 9ed
LOT IT, hse g. lots q, 1T Hope; Ann. Bo.m@ ana
% Ls"y yo1d n ,ts, 70 lAPet 60: " DEC 'So
Road from West Chester TO West Farms, being
70, on map John M e 'yooavcr. p0" ss Dec
II: due ETC. as per bond; atty. I Goa
,,ap vt ne Lorins pl. .o5IlO5.Il Y Uni:
yarsity Assn OF Phi Gamma Delta 10 Winlfred
Mccarthy. III " 1891 81 Dec Is: due May /.
iOis. 6 . c; atty Z whitioek' Rector Goo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-19
ApPRAISALS OF ESTATES,

oUgTAyT'B A GOLDSMITH fstlfed Fnanufaet.
srer, sos - 1913. net siiI .5la. Mfs. Rachel
f,ifsn,lfh widow IL given ne interest M SIZE
IN sad tbefe vas q 6oquest u g. 900 70 brother
A.ss,s. nesiy. E9iG. deposits. ~ IoI des Dc.
refeff from American I<ad Pencil Co. AOfi5.
aae ICON, FiaGgafd Thread CO. So. 500, and other
Gains Mailing 81. 2O7. stocks. i7tg. me decedent
be.d the following equities % fssly Va 20, IN -
M ITrinKfon as appraised At $40 533, si9.s3f 10
I'd AZ Wsst glsf a. Impressed IL t75 600
. agIEpHEHD CLARK ans ~ Ab~ sasAsAAds a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-19
Realty Notes.

John 81 Thompson has resigned the vice-prtsi-
dency Of the NJ Merger THAI. Jr. Company. and
has opened Offices az rs Broadway for the trans
action Of sales and sppTaisals OF real estate. G.
Walter Cushier will be associated In the sales
department ,,
n NJ Hayward a Co. have been sppoin nd
agents for 1880 10 1895 Broadway. two eiElt-
story apartments with stores. -
Amos Co. have been appointed agents Tor $40
N 8ll East 0jth ST.. $40 East lsTth ST.. 81 West
4ffh 81. and 42l Ninth az.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-19
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY

by Telegraph 10 Inc IHolnel
Albany Dee ls-Inoorpofations fled with seer-
Allig.r Boz and Lumber Co. North TonAwsnda:
$50 0On. 81 Allen. North Tonasanda. Y. J. AliFrr.
ref at, apda. T. &. ~ Azl0r TOnA~AndA.
sanford Hotel Co. Manhattan: $40 900; u; ID.
Thofnas 30 Church st., New York: III. A. Cobb.
] ~ Hnss. New York.
New ia Novelty CO. Manhattan. SIS. 900: Louis
X agiloW go Liberty st.. BroOkyn. Nathan Balm,
Nluifred DOhemfY. New YORK
Isringds American Steamship Corp Manhattan;
100 900, ]. T.. Hand. Hamilton. Bermuda. &. W.
Alofss Hay Shore. n y. Morse. New York.
Motion Picture Reversing and Reporting Co.
kl1- olas II LD.tA-a iAsz REnadsn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-19
Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS of the World
dominion s. Co win passengers ard md,s Quar-

Dominion IS Co with pasensen ard md's Quar-
sntine. 2.30 m
Msracaiho. La Gusyra December I, Maracaieo Q.
Curacao 10 and Mayaglez IL. 70 Bliss. pallett
Co. with 20 passengers. mails and ndse Bar sio
city OF Eyevtt. New Orleans December Q, to the
Standard on Co. with mdse. Sandy Hook. 4Oo
p m. -
Athaki Greek, Genoa November IS and Gibrsl.
tar 20, TO J Whitney 20. m ballast. Bar, 3
Baton Rouge. Tsmpico December and Tuxpan
:. 10 David Warden. With crude oil. Bar. m.
Chincha (Br) Valparaiso September l. Coq1imbo
3. Cruz Grande 4. Taltsl 5. Antofogasta. g. TOGO
pilla .. Iduidue IL. AREA H. 10 49, Molendo H.
Pisco Is. Gerro Azul u csiiao ~. Eten October
"a. Salaverry 81 Supe %. africa 81. Caleta Buena
November 10. Balboa 81 and Philadelphia Deem
Der II. to X Grace Co. with mdse. Bar.
4:5O
City Of Everett. New Orleans. towing barge No 81.
Quarantine, 5:55 N.
SAILED.
Steamers Mexico. Havana; susauehsnn. tBrl.
Cape Town; lenape. Charleston and Jacksonville;
Guatemala (Fr) HAVE Tyler. Norfolk and New
port News: Cherokee. Wilmington, \ e. and George
town, 5 G: Princess Anne, Norfolk and Newport
News: Cemaguey (Cubanl. Manzanillo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-19
Calac Captain of
the Carlisle Eleven

eAriisle' Penn. Dee ls.-Peter Calac
~. 1 reelected captain Of the Carlisle
iunoian school football team last night.
. mission Indian from Califor-
"a. Ana pas played three years on the
in' ipilbaek last season and In 1913
and tackle Ia 1912.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-19
Adelphi Five Makes
Brave Rally in Vain

A strong belated rally. by Adelphl
Academy proved vain in it's defeat at
the hands of Hamilton Institute in
their annual basketball game at the
Adelph. court, Brooklyn, yesterday, by
a score of "a 70 20.
Trailing at 10 20 at hslf-time, Adel-
phi outplayed and rapidly crept up on
It's opponents, but the time was trihe
short. "Tad" Rome was knocked un-
conscious for few seconds, and had
TO give way to Ball.
The lineup follows: .,uu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-19
THE WEATHER REPORT

0frclaI Record and Foreeast.-Washington. Dec.
iS.-Pressure continues abnormally nigh throughout
region: an extensive area of low pressure extends
southwest from Lake Superior 10 the Mexican border
and within II there two storm centres. one over
New Mexico and the other over the upper lake re-
giou These disturbances have been attended by q
general increase IN eloudiness IN ne great central
rains IN the Gulf states and California, and snow
or rain IN the west plateau and south Rocky Noun
perature has risen decidedly over the Gulf states
the great central valleys and the lake REGION snd II
has fallen again in the Northwest
Ia the Middle Atlantic and New England states
ana become unsettled. with probably snow or rain
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley the weather will be
unsettled saturday and Sunday. with rain In the
Valley aud the south Rocky Mountain region local
SHOWS are probable Saturday and Sunday. Over the
Northwestern states and generally west OF the Rocky
Mountains the weather Will he fair sSturday aud
sunday. The temperature Will rise saturday m the
Eastern states. and viii fall Saturday and Sunday
IN the middle Mississippi Valley, the upper lake re-
sion and the Southwest. Colder weather is prob
able Sunday In the Gulf states. Tennessee, the Ohio
Valley and the lower lake region.
Winds for saturday and Sundsy.-North Atlantic,
fresh south: Middle Atlantic. moderate. variable:
South Atlantic and east CUR fresh east west Gun.
fresh aud southeast upper lakes fresh 20 strong
vest lower lakes. strong southwest shftns TO west
Forecast for Special locaIltes.-Esstsrn New
York and New England. fair and somewhat warmer
to-day; cloudy Sunday. probably snow.
New Jersey. Eastern Pennsylvanla, Delaware.
Maryland and the District Of Columbia. cloudy and
somewhat warmer to-day; unsettled tomorrow prob
ably rain snow
Western New York and Westarn Pennsylvania.
cloudy to-day: probably local SHOWS tomorrow:
colder
West Virginia, cloudy to-day: snow or rain to-
morrow
Virginia. cloudy and warmer to-day: probably
rain tomorrow.
Local OrhcIaI Record.-The following Official record
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes IN the
temperature for the last twenty four hours. IN
parisOn with the corresponding date OF last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-19

lsol r ~ 80, r I 20. SIS, 900
on ns ~ iss5 WI. 49, n lo2d st. 25rlo2;6. Aug
is 1913: Ida s,lhn TO 7 Wilson, 81 bese lSS
18th ST. sls W. n 5. 200 " s,h az 81 t192 AUG
"a is9i sarah ] and Charles Miller y, 70 Vas
sar College. Poughkeepsie. y y any Soo
ton so Maiden Lane. ..e-o o,s go y,
sfsT ST. s. 1894 10Th az, Iost, Ss,Io 81 49,
Dec ri, 1918: + L Latkn 70 Marls > simpson
So w SUN 81 A'''s' 81 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-19
WILLIAMS WINS ON ICE
Opens Hockey Season Against
Massachusetts Aggies.
u Telegrsph % nc rribune ]

Williamstown, Mass. Dec. twill
Jams opened it's hockey season here this
afternoon by defeating Massachusetts,
Agricultural College by score of TO
0 on the Weston Field rink.
The Cutler brothers were responsible
for both goals, which were made in
the first half. "Con" Cutler shot them
both after taking the puck down the
rink with the aid of his brother. Al
though team work was in evidence
when the goals were being made, there
was no pretence at il on the part Of
either team in the second halt. Rough
playing was in evidence on both sides.
The summary follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-19
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
DECEMBER 10.
Manhattan.

,,. p.,l,v Co 70 81 Harding: s3.65Q
p.nSers' Trust Go TO Sesmen's Bank for savings "a
Firm, N $ Jarmuloxsly TO Eliz Seller; Sissy
usrysret A Holtz 70 G. W hOiI .. nSa
rtais ~ a T Go to y Investors Cerpn' St'0 g0
sAi ~ Ismse 10 Julia A Augustin: 500
a y poessner 10 Man ROesener, ~
MARY Roesener 70 tltlgefau, a.
Iulf,n schwartz 20 II Is Eosen; :.
n,ii r,,,sen,ent Go 10 Josephine Birnoaun II
+ n Klein and ano TO Loewenthn * CO.. s.2vVV
Nuuna NJ Coaster TO l. VI Klein SS@3Nvvyy'
psiia Del Monte 10 Isidore Wei; SfO.y
~ Westerneid 90 W Westeffeld: 49,. u
Fanny { Lyon e. A. TRUSTEES " A sci 900
. pre,zScd 10 Emlgrant lad Bank; ssl,oee
I Eioomiugd ct al 20 erm OF B!oominsdaie
Brothers. private bankers e.
if.',,s Toomey 10 ROgery savings Bank; Sl9oOO
IsWyer, Title Ins Co 10 central trust 20 oe ol
y Y.
The Bronx.
City Mortgage Co 70 EsnnesU; s:9G.o oSS
same % same. egi oaa
SsW Yor, trust Co to City Morss,re Co; g
Same 20 same a.
carrie A Torriani and sno to T q Field trus:
Samuel BloominSdale. trt Ct Al. nrm boomihgdale
Bros' 10 Samuel Bioominsiale CT al. nrn
Bioomingdaie Bros private ssnkersl 81
S s.@f 70 sds Mortgage Corp to Tnscy $1,000
+ Ga co 10 Investing Corp. s9a
same 20 same st'yvvv
Sane 10 Edw Robitzek $500
Elizabeth X Dooling 20 Marie Huntington
II 4 A Wolf TO n jackson. s. 500
Thsrass V BfsemsFi TO II Lippo!a; s'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-19
N. Y. U. Five Plays To- night.

New York Unversity's basketball
team opens it's home season tonight
with Georgetown. Jud cling from the
way IL played against Columbia last
week, the y. Y. Y. quintet should win
with ease.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-19
BROOKLYN Houses Sold.

Henry Pierson 4 Co sold $50 Union st.. two
family house. 2oI95. near Eighth az. Tor n
Plate 20 John scanlon. and sold the four stoy
apartment 20Ill0. a. 500 Eighth aT.. TO Anna u.
Fox for investment -
Frank Magere sold the frame nat a. zOS Dles-
den st. In the Cypress Hills district. for Adolph
rffstnn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-19
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
Supplies Professors, Teachers. Tutors.
Governesses etc. 20 Colleges. Schools and
FAMILIES Apply to Mrs 81 YOUNG.
FULTON 20 Union Square
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

with amount q mortgage ard name ard iddreds
Of Attorney
DECEMBER 49,
ANTHONY Az. :. 1875 s isoth q. runs 10y
giTf lsx " DOLL 90 e avenue xo.l ~
leg. June n, 1912. Ann Cansshsf TO sara X
ORCHARD ST. lsi. 90. 9sIsT. :I2sIss.Io. Dec IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-19
Forecast for Special locaIltles.-Elitern New
Ynrk and New FINLAND. fair and someNhat warner

Local 0nicIa Record.-The following Official record
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes IN the
temperature for the last twenty four hours. IN com
parisOn with the corresponding date OF last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-19
NEW BUILpING PLANS.

The following plans for new buildings have bosa
lieI IN The Bronx Building Department.
LAYTON Az. Ger Waterbury az, sly frame
bathing pavilion. 9Svii5 Rose kirchheim. Ios
Mslrnsr ay owner: Harry Howell. 81 ~ add
ftqth ~ architect cost s. 600.
VALENTINE AN. z, 100 : 20lst e.: l sty brick
garage llxis y Montague. 1913 Valentine av
owner u II DcckwoFih. sss Z lslsi 81. architect, .
cost. $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-19
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED,
Female.
HOUsEwORKER City or country Bos,.s As,ne
1858 50 az. Telephone 1904 Harlem.

ell: Macy Ct a. AL Levy a wefnstst,
Realty and Construction Co et al (amended fore
closure ~ mtg tttys. Dawson A Underhill
9TH Sr 237 10 2i3 l. W Burroughs act Ambro<.
Realty Co Ct al foreclosure Of mtg sitys. Les
4 Connolly.
10Th ST. cor Lenor av sJxi0o: Bank FOE
savings IN the City Of sgt II Pemoranix Il a.
foreclosure Of mtg aiiJs. Csdwa!ader. wieksn-
ham Taft
56TH ST. 20 Z: Mutual Life Ins Co Of sst
Pinkus ei al action 70 set aside deeds) !.
atty. l. Allen
kingsiand AT BxSsy Block 81 al (fonclosnrs o.
mtg sttys. & W W Buckley.
The Bronx.
lot es3 nap i34 lots. part varsn estate. 1tth
Ward: II Hahncnfeld Il al al Ida Hiilmsn a.
al foreclosure % mtg atiSs Efers A Abber,es.
LOT il6. map WashngtOusiile. W y Mccarthy AT
{ Paul e al faction 10 fouecoss transfer o. tax
LEM attys Slcgtl & Siesci. -
LOT =. map Of Washingi0nviile. w y heSaf,iy ar
4 Paul e al action % forecose transfer o. tar
LEM. aitys Sicgcl siegrl -
LOT l. Block p 49,. Se.tion IL lot 10 Block 800.
section 70: lot TO- Block sts5, Section ~ iet
IA Bock ig5. section IA lot S. Block SECS.
section IA. Lot IS. Block 3 ies. section ~
tcrsOn az g. 9 81 - lawrence ~ lyvtlW-
Craze NangiAck AIT EmmA rlel et a. tptnhsoh
suit attys. Tausch A Hamilton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-19
Long Island City Lease.

The Cross & Brown Company leased for the
Degnon Realty and Terminal Company the first
and second floors IN the froproof factory building
az tho corner Of Creek and Meadow SIS. Long
Island City. 70 the Operaphone MANUFACTURING
Corporation. phonograph records.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-19
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

Esbjerg Dec ls-Hiso (Norl. New York
Marseilles Dec li-Roma (Frl. New York and
Providence.
Gibraltar Dec l7-Ducs degli Abruzh (ItaD. New
York for Naples.
Naples. Dec II. 5 r-Nspoli tItall. New York,
TroOn. Dec lS-Bantu tNorl. New York via Louis
burg. { Is.
SAILED.
st Thomas. Dec is, 8 q m-GUians tBr) (irom
Demerasa) New York
Shields Dec $50 Sundt tNor). tfrom Kongsbers).
New York
Rotterdam. Dec l5-Sew York Dutch. tank). New
York.
York.
PASSED.
sagres Dec l7-Ancons (Ital). Philadelphis and
New York for Naples.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-19
MARTIN WINS EASILY
ouIpoints Edwards in Fast
Ten Round Bout.

.onnny Martin, the local lightweight,
o1'pointed Paul Edwards in the prin-
S'pal bout Of ten rounds az the new
~yng Acre Athletic Club last night.
LaWards tried vainly TO end the bout
= knockout in the last two rounds
- furious fighting, but found Martin
~ sirong and a willing boxer.
az me semi-hnal encounter Of ten
so.nos Jack Taylor earned the honors
over Young Marine.
Doing fans who went 20 the second
stgm o. the Pioneer Athletic Club last
vVsnt 70 see the BOer kodel and Terry
S 1.s.iar bout found the premises in
s~iEnsss. NO explanation for the post
s;.iet was given by the several Off
Gals on hand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-19
NEW JERSEY CHARTERS.

T,en,,n \ l. Dec ls-yAn Goole Motion
piefare % SIS 900, \. q Aver. w. T. Van Horn.
oranrr. Iva Van Horn. West Orange $780,
Hnilus Miller Co. Ncfafk. real estate. fl9oo,
a. J. Bullus. NJ. " Bu!lus. Last orange H. A
Aills<. AsssTA