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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATrNE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises "a "a sun sets. ~ Moon rise, SIS
HIGH r'ArER THIS DAY.
An AM
sis Gov'sland SO Hell Gate. "a
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
SandyHk 2 oj Gov Island q? SO Hell Gate .ii6
Arrived TUESDAY. July I
SIS United States. 1909 y. NJ. Monday. Chris>
tansend, juno n.
IS Nadcrlnnd 4as \ NJ. Antwerp June a.
S. Lucia. $40 y. " Oran June =
s. Wcstmoor. 1850 y NJ Algiors June %.
IS Saratoga. 40 y. NJ. Havana, July
s. Santiago. - L. NJ. CienfueEos. July I.
So Evelyn, = NJ. San Juan. July
IS san Ju.n. 1854 NJ, Porto Wro. June ~.
s. Prinz El,cl Friedrich. r. NJ. kingueus
July .
SIS Pastorcs. 325A NJ. Colon. July
IS Radiant. sabine June 2s.
So City Of Columbus Savannah. July
So Arapahoe, jackson Vile, July T.
IS Chippewa. Brunswick. July T.
SIS Mamma Haa. Baltimore, July 8.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
SIS iceland, at Antwerp.
SIS Aquitanis, at Liverpool
IS Oscar H.. at Copenhagen.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK.
SIS Kursk. from Iibau.
IS ZAcApA, from Santa Marta
IS Florizel from Halifax
SIS Tcnadores. from Port Limon.
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'ITN DWELLINGS RENTED.

F'ase & Gilman have lcHs,l for the
IA,'Tno construction Compauy 10 Mrs. K,
pnh7e.'s Samper the four st ry and base
wE dwelling AT $40 West End avenue,
~Ne"n EIghty-fourth and kighty-ffth
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TENANTS FOR COUNTRY PLACES.

F.S' Marvin have rented the Cow
-nNa|i property AT Oricnta Point. Ma
'.oReck consisting OF seven acres with
,.T' dwelling stable and outbuildings,
Leon +. Fcustman for the summer
"'s' win Mrs T.. W. Bodine a house in
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FOR REST--Beautifui country home with
all modern improvements; on Penn r. r..
~ miles from New York. Old Colonial Centre
Han, 2 parlorr, library, dining room. lava
tory. buffers pantry. large Kitchen, pan
trlcs. servants bathroom and bedroom, re-
frlgerntor room, detached servants rooms
and laundry, q nreplaces, 1s bedrooms, bath
room. outdoor sleeping and tea rooms, large
verandas, beautiful lawns, shade. flowers,
garden and garage. an ideal all year country
home. WALTER WILLIAMS, Metuchen.
~ J.
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan,

lOaD sT. ., 200 6th av 75xioo II. ALL
phabe f. Iahens 70 Nathan Glassheim, ts
Riversid. Drive 10 yrs from July !. lslt;
attvs, Duer 2 W, "a Wal st o.. 700
on Az 1l66-l1ss all-Bent Goldberg to Jos
Nechols AIS W 3sth 81. yrs from July !,
1915 atty, NY Nechois' AIS " sstn
ALIEN ST a. bsmt str-Herman Weiner
10 Jacob X Vogel and Ano. IS Allen ~.
Ellie yrs from June l. 1914; atty. Nogel
a f as Alien ttt,.s.. . Wv"
Az A. II. -tr hsmt-Broome clinton CO
10 Jacob Geibstein bl2 W 1921 st, s-l2
yrs from Aug |, 1911; atty. Prigolzy ss,
New Jersey aV, Rklyn. .......,.. .tl,sop
,TH sT e5i.e53 L. ali--ssml Feinberg to
saml Etunger, SO. L 18th st. yrs from
Iuly /. 1914. atty q Eichborn. 800
RMay ...........,.... ~ 'u
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

UNtoN TRUST co OF Y. exr' TO nns
sCHGLi.E. ALBERT W. and ano. to w ,o tc6
CORNELL. JOHN. to Eugene Y Adams. ,oo
,.,.,.r.r - ,a,.,o..' M,p.
y ! co.'. ,,',,. $4,000
5000
STRAtS MYRoN, - hnnn Ieko"sNNc a.
M9onE. FRANCES NJ to Margaret +
y6USG WV !. 70 France: NJ Moore 81 900
sLApE, FRANCIS I" to Dry DOCK H,1iEs'osc
CRY MICE co to y Y Trust co ,,,oo
BARKER, FRANK eSr to Ruth BRUCE
SAME 70. same ......;;::.,;,,,. = ppo 81
ROSE MARIE A. 10 ""'"'''" 81 900
SANE e ss%f r,i srcuRirIEs co 70 Goo
cGmsi22ck ro 20 Eliza F Conc co%'
stGsb r. ,v p,,x TO Lawyers M,s.
nv ~ "N'''' '',.......... sS2.oo0
r., . &c - no I, 70 Tho a & r Co So 900
btiTSVrRS MICE 90 10 Poughkeepsie Saw
nk''''''''''' ponx
CLINTON. TRUST 60 TO Anne scsnridrr vi
',;1G%S
Mandihode rp,,s1; 20 "a cath
=
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SEw JERSEY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
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UITILAMSBRIDGE RID. itao, all-Loulsa
Sprague 10 Geo J Baxter and ano. 500
country club av, yrs from July L. 1910:
ATTY l. g Mapes. 1859 Williamsoridge
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANsFERl

with name and address OF owner and
attorney. ~ attorneys name In omitted
address party of second part)
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COLUMBIA ST. 8, $50 n Delaney st,
witz, Newark. n J. July a sttys. We'll a
NJ Hickman st.........,........t 500
STANTON ST, sc, 5, ga Edridee st.
25.4xiOO--Nathan and Emma Kirshanbaum
to Harry schuler, All Madison al, mtgs
$1,000. July s..........,.,,i....:..s 800
John q phell. ref to Katie Gran, li0t
Madison av. June 80; atty, Waxenbaum
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West side.
yves, of Fifth av, between Fourteenth and
iinth At

t7TH ST, 2so W, 8, i25 sth az. Eht
i0O5-Wm 4 Rooney TO Mary " Rooney
So? w Hath At. mtg $4,000. July s. atty,
Ev Thornai, 30 church st i,.i', a,y;''s,,.
100 s-Herman Knabler TO Bcnenson Real.
IS Co, AO7 II b3d ~. mtg $4,000 Al
liens. July 2; attys, Eltcrs a A. q,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-01
DIRECTUM | PAGES
A NILE IN :5S
Sets Worlds Record by Beating
William In a Match Race
at Columbus.

Columbus, Ohio, Sept. 30.-Directum
I, the PAGER, driven by Ray Snedeker,
this afternoon over the Columbus track
defeated William for the first time in
this Indiana four-year-old's racing ca
reer.
To do so the chestnut stallion was
forced to pace the first mile in 1:5S
and the second in 200 The time Of
the first heat is the fastest ever made
in competition, and the race stands as
worlds record. Before to-day each
horse had won second heat in goo.
The former record for one heat was
1891, made two weeks ago at Detroit
by Frank Bogash, jr.
The track conditions favored Direc-
tun. /, but William was fayorite at 2
to I After the first heat the odds
shifted to to ] on DiIectum I. A
seventeen-mile wind was blowing when
the first heat started, but its velocity
was much reduced when the last was
called. The horses had TO race against
it on the backstretch.
w. l.. Snow captured both class
PAGES with the favorites, Jsystone and
Leila Patchen. The former lost the
first heat OF the 2:09 event to Tillie
Upton, but practically settled the race
by taking the next one in 2:04h. Moth
ing in the 2;15 field bothered Leila
Patchen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-01
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY or NEw
York.-Fred NJ. Stein Plaintiff. against
Oglas karp q al., Defendants. In pursuancs
OF a Judgment Of foreclosure and talc. duly
made and entered IN the abovc-entitied 49,
ton, and bearing date TIE md day Of Sep
IN said Judgment named, will ssh az public
auction, az the Exchange Sslesrooni. Noe
1915 Ncsey street. Ga the Borough % Mauh-f.
tan. City % New York on the 2ud 9av
Of october. 1914, at ~ o'clock noon GA that
day. by D. PhGuiX lngrsham. Auctionacr.
the promises directed By said Judgment tu
be sold. and therein described az follows.
All that lot u land. With the buildings aUl
Improvements thereon erected, iu The Be-
ough OF Manhattan. City Of New York C.
scribed IS follows: Beginning az a point on
tho northerly side 81 one Hundred au1
Tweuty-thlrd Street. distant two hundred anil
ninety feet eastorly from the corner formed
by the intersection Of tho e3btsriy side ~
Park Avenue With the northerly side % one
Hundred and TWenty-third street, running
thence northeriy parallel wi'h Park Avenue
ono hundred feet eleven inches % the cfntrs
limo OF the block; thence e. terly along the
said centre Tins o. the bl0ck and parallel
with one Hundred and TWcnty-third Street
forty-one feet eight inches. thence southerly
again parallel with Park Avenue and pagi o.
the distance through a wall one hundros feat
eleven inches 20 the northcriy side Of one
Hundred and Twenty-thlrd Street. aud thence
westerly along the northsrly side of One
Hundred and Twenty-third Street forty.tnc
feet eight inches to the point or place " be
Dats5. New York. September sih. 1914
WILBUR LARREMORE, Referee
WILDER. NORMAN 6 KAHN. Attorneys fof
Plaintiff. 20 Broadway. Borough Of Mau
Tho following Is . diagram OF tic property
70 De sold Its street number IL ie9-i5i East
ig3rd Street:
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o..ssional BriIliancy
pather than Consistent
Play Defeats Scrub.
u,pD SCRIMMAGING
@spKS YALE PRACTICE
o...svlvauia Loses Valuable
ga n Mathews, Who Is Badly
Huri by Fierce Tackle.
Il. - b - TrIbllo !

,..stop n. j., Sept 80.-Occasion-
S.siiisncv rather than any COM
saSie consistency enabled the
,..son varsity 10 come of victor
f,ur touchdowns IN the. practice
9.imrsge against the SCRUB TODAY
,st,reb practically no difficulty was
As.v;eneed in planting tho ball pc
~ tbe scrubs goal four times while
.iErg their opponents scorelGss, the
w. regulars did not give the appear
III any real power
~. eeub was simply no match Tor
~, and defects that might have heen
- ssrious and more evident against
49,, Of equal strength either passed
.etj.o5 or we're retrieved before any
l', cs1,o of them. Fumbling WAS
.-.ip the common fault Whhe seVefaI
u sc liromen played indiilerently.
aPsdo LambertOn, one OF last year 8
~ ends. PLAYED about fifteen min.
~. -, Gar bis first scrimmage work, and
60 fine scored two touchdowns on
,l..,.sr5 masses from Boland, the trst
for thirty Yards and the second for
s.I;,fv.fve Click returned to hsltoack
- carried the ball over for one touch
- Eberstsdt and Jlbbott alter
-sse6 At ouarterbaek. 80,
~ training table opened this even
- ffteen men being taken on for the
resent They are stew bakeT, BAL
RI shenk, =. Trenkmann, T.. Irenk-
,,ssn. Boland, Brown, Click, Lamber"
~ Law, Shea, Charles, Mclean,
vs1rss end Tibbott.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-01

another hard scrimmage to-day. The
men are being driven much earlier this
year than last, but Percy Haughton is
determined to find out the calibre of
his new material, so that he may pick
his team and then let down to the
usual light daily work.
The varsity fought hard against the
scrub for half an hour, the time being
divided between attack and defence.
The scrub was unable to gain any
ground to speak Of and found it hard
to hold varsity on defence. The regu-
lars ripped off five touchdowns and a
field goal.
Two of the touchdowns were made on
intercepted forward passes, but the
others came as the result of hard, plug
ging football. Brickley kicked field
goal from the 25~yard line.
Haughton changed his rush line
again to-day. Weston, who has played
for two years, but who, after being in
five games last fall, was considered
too slow, was tried at guard. He played
all through the scrimm sge in Wlthing-
toms place and looked better than last
fall.
Sweetser and Trumbull slternated at
right tackle, while Curtis continued at
left end. Weatherhead, who did so well
at end against Bates, worked for time
in Hardwick's position, while Bigelow,
the third substitute centre last year,
played part Of the scrimmage IN
SouCy's place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-01
QUEENS COUNTY.
Shipping Information and
Murine NewS Of the World

August I, Colombo i6. Suez September D.
Port said 4 and Boston IS, to Punch, Edge
& Co, with NOSE. Bar, HE p N, 18th.
COmal Galveston September g 70 the NAL
lory' S. CO, With passengers and mdse. Quar-
antinc 9 a IN.
III Muudo, Galveston September a, TO the
Southern Pacific co, with mdse. Quarantine,
7I0 4 m.
Siddons CBr), Santos September ., Rio de-
Janeiro 3, Bahia II and Trinidad n, to Busk
& Daniels, with malls and mdse. Bar, . IA.
Delaware. Philadelphia, 10 the Clyde So Co,
with mcse. Quarantine, 1875 p m.
Hamilton, Newport News and Norfolk, 70
the Old Dominion IS CO. with passengers ana
n dse. Quarantine 2:24 p M.
sandy Hook, n J, Sept so. $3.50 m-Wind
northwest light breeze; clear; light sea.
SAILED.
Steamers Camoens CBrl, Manchester; An
lilies. New Orleans Maracaibo, Mayasuez'
Adriatlc OBJ. Liverpool. Richmond. George
town; Florida Port Arthur, Laila (Nor)'
Philadelphia. Lutcuan CB0. Bordeaux.
Alamo. Galveston; Princess Anne, Norfolk
and Newport News: Almlrante, Colon; SEM
mole, Turks Island: New York Dutch.
Rotterdam; Jolando d Glorgio CNor), King
stou.
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NOReaLP ower Shown
in Princeton Eleven
Tigers NOW to
Number Players

rrirceton, y. J.. sept. g0.-It was
announced here tonight THAI In the
football games this fall the Princeton
players win be numbered.
Large figures win DO seWod ON the
backs Of tho Jerseys This will make
II possible for che spectators to identify
the players end add much interest 20
the gamcN
The plan viii begin ON Saturday. IN
the gano aEBlrst Buclmeil.
The Pennsylvania players were NUM-
bered In tho opening gamo Of tho sea-
son, aud the experiment win be tried
agaiu against Iehigh on Saturday.
Dartmouth, also, has adopted tho plan,
and the heaven IL working.
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Hard serimmsge at Yale.
~ ralogrGph 70 The Tribune. J

New HAVEN. Conn, Sept. S0.-Hsrd
managing marked the practice at
Va Tield to-day, the varsity line
,boTine much Improvement in defen-
~, plsy. Charlton, who went in at
osSrd for the first time yesterday, was
2snt In the line position to-day, and
5isvsd & smashing game. He repeat
IN broke through the opposing line
nd ouened up wide holes when the
s-gt team had the ball.
Carter, who replaced Higginbotham
a spJ. handled forward passes pretti-
III On two throws TO him, lie Gore
fsrling, the varsity gained forty
rrds. On another forward pass, lie
Gore 70 Church, the varsity advanced
twenty-five yards.
The varsity had a ten-minute sclim-
mage with the second team, and then
he third eleven was sent against the
regulars. Neither could gain consis-
,e6tlv. and the ball was never within
the Tarsity's 25-yard line. EastOn
whose work stood out for the scrubs
scored. however, on a drop kick from
The S5-ysrd line, the ball just clearing
he cross bar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-01
NEURITIS NO BAR
TO FOOTBALL COACH

Chicago, Sept. 30.--Unable TO walk
because of an attack of neuritis, A. A.
Stage, director Of athletics of the Uni
versity Of Chicago, prepared to-day to
assume active charge of the football
squad and direct the practice while
perched on the seat of motorcycle.
The veteran coach, who has been
confined to his home for ten days,
made his first appearance this year at
the football field yesterday, following
his charges around the field on "A
motorcycle. This season is the first in
twenty-five years that Stngg has failed
10 be on the field at the beginning Of
the practice work.
Stagg asserted that his condition was
showing improvement and that he
hoped to be ION his feet" within three
or four days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-01

COUNTY COURT.
Part IY--Civil Calendar.
Trial term adjourned until Oct. 8. 1914.
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HEADQUARTERS NOTICEs.

ln future Beoutmagters will be re-
quired 20 furnish weekly reports Of at
tendance. Postal with printed form Of
report viii be obtainsblc at these head
quarters on and after Monday, October
3. 1911, and n supply will DO sent TO
each gcoutmaster AZ tho end Of each
month the attendance percentage of
each troop will be computed, and those
troops having 100 per cent will receive
special mention In this column and
list Of the troops getting so per cent
or better will DO published: those get
ting 30 10 100 per cent VIII be graded
"a; those getting so 70 20 per cent
will be graded "B.'
As the necessities of the situation no
longer require the meeting Of incom-
ing steamers this service has been dis
continued.
There will be scoutmasters' dinner
at $3.50 p. m. on Wednesday, October
IL. Kindly advise these headquarters
IL you viii bring any guests. AZ 8
o'clock that evening there will DO "a
scoutmasters' meeting a. these mead
quarters, 80 Madison av, 10 which
guests will be admitted.
Scouts from Troops 81, So, iio, i2l,
1873, 1853 aud i76 escorted blind people
to lecture on "Tho Beauties Of Is
peranto and It's Value 20 the Blind" Ut
the Museum Of Natural History last
night.
Scoutmasters are requested 10 send
to these headquarters applications for
merit badges as soon as possible, so
that examinations may be arranged.
East Bronx troops willing TO take
part in local display Of Scout actiyi-
ties should communicate with the aeld
instructor at these headquarters.
TROOP NOTICES.
Troops 3 and III participated in q
successful hike on Saturday and Sun
day in Westchester County, cooking
and swimming tests being successfully
pqgEed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-01
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records of the
Last Twenty four Hours.

Official Record and demonstrating
ton. Sept 30.-Tho Gulf storm has apparently
lost It's Intensity and The gales or the middle
Gulf coast have eubsidod. Il caused general
rains. however. IN tho last tweuty-four hours
IN the east Gulf states. Georgia. South caro-
lima and Florida. In other parts Of the coun'
try the weather remained generally fair. al.
though there were light Ioculra ms IA NeH
England and New York.
Temperatures are moderate Tor The season
IN ell parts Of the country.
With tho exception Of uusettlod weather
and local rains along the Gulf coast the
weather will bo fair Thursday aud Friday IN
practically all parts Of the country, No im-
portaDt tsmperature change % indicated for
any region within the next torty-elsht hours
Windg for Thursday and trlddy-NoTth Al
lautic moderate northwest. middle Atlanuc
moderate north and northwest south Atlan-
tie. moderate variable east SulL tlo3eI ~
10 fresh cast 10 northeast. west Gui lIV4-
crate north upper lakes. moderate variable
becoming south on superior and Michlgao'
lover fakes moderate variable.
Forecast for Special Localities.-Aew
Fualaud Eastern New York, Eastern
PENNSYLVANIA. New jersey, Delaware
Maryland. the District Of Columbia, West
virginia. Western New York aud western
Pennsylvania. fair to-day and tomorrow.
Local oficial Record.-The following on
eiaI record from the Weather Bureau shows
the cbsnrss IN the temperature FOR the last
,vsnty-sour hours iu comparison with the
corresponding date q last year;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-01
Secret Drill for Cornell,
IBy telegraph to The tribune.

Ithaca, N. Y, Sept. 3O.--In accord
ance with the new plans Of DR.. Sharpe,
the coach, the Cornell football equad
had a secret signal drill in the basc-
ball cage this afternoon and was tnen
sent to the field for scrimnago.
The scrimmage was sn2ppy one
although it lasted only a half hour.
Several forward passes were tried, but
only one was successful, lat of Shuler
to Eckley, for the scrub. Rsea, the
coach. has been grooming a ncH nan
for centre. He is Kleinert q Eaavy
line man, who promises % fill the po-
sition held by Cool, who has been abb
sent for a week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-01
~ WTLBUR LARREMoRE. Referee.

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY. or NgM
York. Harlem Savings Bank, plalnuh
against washington Heights Deyeiopmen-
aud Construction Company, and others 90
in pursuance Of iudgaen, Of Foreclosure
and Sale, duly made aud entere5 ~ W,
sboye-entitled action and bearing date nc
l6th day o. June. 1914 I. the unoersigne-
the referee IA said judgment nsmeq w
sell BY public auction, at TIE Lfehtu4'
saiegrooul, Nos 1876 Veseg street. il tlv
Borough Of Manhattan. City % New fort
on the 10Th day OF October 1915, az " ocloch
room on that day, BY Henry Bg9dy. euoiiou
ecr, tho premises directed ~ eaid ~ stNeHt
10 be sold and therein described a. follows.
An that certain plot, piece or parcei n
land. vita the buildings aud improvement
thereon erected, situate. lying ana BEING i
tic Borough OF Manhattan Of the City oI
New York, IN the County and state or Rev
york, bounded and described AZ follows;
Beginning OF tie corner formed BY ue
street with the westerly side Of Audubon
avenue: running thence westerly, along n4il
gouthegly side OF tfsth street, 100 feet; tnenee
southerly parallel with Audubon avenue. ~
feet II inches % the centre uue ot mo
block between il7th and i7sth streetsi theaeo
essterly, parallel with tlsth street and ~lonf
said centre line 81 The block 100 teet 70 ssl9
northerly along the tame. % feet u iaehea
10 tho point or place of beginning.
Dated. New York September %, 1914
EDWARD A .AieSHANE Referoc.
EDWARD 8. cLISch,
Attorney Tor Plaintiff.
a Park Row, New YORK City.
The following - 4 dizsran o tes pfs9e
dubon avenue;
fFCsh gf=esf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-01
Cardinals Shut Out
Pittsburgh Pirates

Pittsburgh, Sept. 30.-St. Louis shut
Pittsburgh out by score Of to to-
day in the last game Of the season be-
tween these teams.
Doak allowed only three hits. Miller
decided the contest in the sixth inning
by driving the ball over Kelly's head
to the flag staff for home run. AL
though eight hits were made off Cooper
he was effective when men were on
hageg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-01
Blow to Columbia
'CrOSs-COuntrY Team

Columbia's 'cross-country prospects
suffered a blow yesterday, when it was
learned that Frank S. Whalen, who was
elected captain Of the barriers for this
season, would be unable TO return to
the university because Of financial
stringency 4uc to the war.
Whaleu was one of the best men
Bernie Wefels had, and he was relying
on him to build up a strong team.
A schedule of dual contests is being
arranged Tor the Blue and White hsr-
rie1s, and will probably include meets
With Princeton, Yale and Pennsylvania.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-01
PASSED.
1895 New Auto Licenses.

Albany, Sept. 3O.--New motor car
registrations for eight months Of the
present fiscal year, ending to-day, ex-
ceeded the total new registrations for
last wear by 29,566. according TO figures
made public to-day by Mitchell May
Secretary Of State. The new reglstra-
tions to date aggregate 1885.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-01

The approximate amount % the lien az
charge. 10 SATISFY which the shove-descrt1co
property IL 70 BE- sold. 10 one Hun1red and
Thirty-nine Thousand Nine HUNDRED ana Yer
ty-three 7o.lo0 dollars SIS ~ i9-loo), witn in'
1914 togethsg With costs and llloNancf
amounting b. tig7 e5-ioo. With Interest frou
June 10Th, 1915. together with the expenses
% the sale. The approximate amount -
the taxes. assessments and water rates. g.
other liens. which are 20 Be allowed 20 TIE
purchaser out 81 the purchase money, pf
paid BY the refcr.e. d N2.0 and interest
Dated New YORK. September - 1914
EDW ARD A. McBhANL, Rcfefes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-01
Penn Loses Valuable End.
- TeleEraph b Tho TTlbune. ;

TBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune
Philadelphia, Sept 3O.-A valuable
end was lost to-day in Pennsylvania
football practice when Matthews was
tackled with such derceness that he
strained an ankle. Or. Hancock the
team physician, and Dywer,. the coach
had TO carry him of the field. An eX-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-01
Bankers Fight War Tax.

Indianapolis, Sept. S0.-The Indiana
Rankerg' Association, at its annual
convention here to-day, adopted a res
oIntion protesting the proposed war
tax Of 81 OH each $1,000 OF bank capt
tai, surplus and undivided pronts'. nov
peuding in Congress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-01
sURRoGATEs' NOTICES.

-, PURSUANCE or AN ORDER or HON.
Robert Ludlow Fowler Surrogate Of
the County OF Now York. notice Is hereby
si,,en n al portions having claims against
Garob Doll. late Of the County Of New
Vcrk deceased. 20 present tho Same With
,r',ciarg thereof TO the UubscrtberH ~
thsir place % trsnsaeting ousineSs, Room
haitian. N the city Of New York, on Or
beforo February lsL 1915.
dated New York. July %, 1914
SREpERICK DOLL. 'AcOB DOLL. JF.
Executors
EUGENE v. DAILY. Attorney Tor Exec.
utors. 80 Nassau st.. New York City