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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-04
BASKETBALL AT N. Y. u.
Ten Games on Schedule
First Game with Columbia.

Joseph Curren, manager of the New
York University basketball team, has
announced the schedule for this sea-
son. The season opens with a game
with Columbia, on December II, at
Columbia. The schedule includes ten
games, six of which will be played
at home. There are two open dates
which will probably be filled later. The
schedule follows:
December IL, Columbia at Columbia;
%, Catholic College at University
Heights; January 6, Rutgers at Uni
versity Heights; 16, City College Of
New York at City College; February
6, Catholic College at Washington; s,
Georgetown at. Washington.
February 2, open; IS, Wesleyan at
Middletown; 20, Rensselaer, Polytech-
mic at University Heights; 20, Wash
ington and Lee at University Heights;
March 6, open; 10, Wesleyan at Uni
versity Heights.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING co.-Cle.n, a,
compressed air. steam. hand or on noor 1853
Broadway, al East fSth st. Coz q BRANDT
Tel. i3e- ssth.
nuitIsraps Letters. 900. $50. ooe. Sis:
10. O00 80 prompt @. n wesiherford. lIs Nasssa
Room 1905 Phone Beekmsn $50
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Dec. New Orleans at Acapulco

proy.er 275th from roth. Reynold Loeseh-
mann 27sth. from 25th.
Temporary Assignments.-lnsp. q. T.
Wakefield "a 7. D.. 70 command l'SH l. - 40
in addition 10 own. days rom sa.b
Dec 10. Ideuts John Nissers. l9th. 10 $50 $50
a. fron, Q a M Dec. s: John Leonard
Inn 10 command eth. days, from ~ q; 80
Dec 8. r. ]. DAILY. l46th. to command .olsi,
10 DAYS from sol a, ID i,s nc Is DAYS from
m. Dec. 4: r. T.. Enright. l6'th' 10 com
maud led. 10 days. from Il a; m; &c gaoon
Md TIeuts. q. g. Wood. a. W. :. Eassn,
-. Ma eargs Daniel Collins, - peoi 81
D,a-roy- 4. MID. Ptlmn. tSuD-DiNision ~
-, Mass + C. Uminger. Esmond gray
J@eban. W. r. McGrail. J. =, rooney
A. A. Bolster. j. L. curtis a, - Ismb.
nN,.,io, - william Coots. Michael Mlnosue'
: Russell ". Il. Helmus, =. v. Mcpisw;
- = Frisch. 10 Traffic d. with horses anu
eaiinment. for days from ; a. m, DC -
9 ,iY,,, t;rastus Belcher I'D. station houSe
Attendant. 10 days, from p 6sI M. 18Th.
Iossph c acciolo. Pasquah DaIl'si "a davs'
TO y. b. II. SQUAD spe ,a Del BureaGJ j. d.
rom G stere,t. 10th; +. J. Walsh
5Sd W. Corell. 96th. 10 DAYS IRON aS outs
m. Dec. 2: L: J. , ys,Gphytisth 18th: Gustaye
ii'ia'. iith J. j. Donlin. 18TH; ): -n',one
80 oist. T. A. Brady. .sth; Do,iA' s,.Renna,
sS,b. q. Donahue. va u. o. sron, D.
6th: J. A Kessler' lo'th' "
m, Dec. y .a Na,ron Annie
= a, S,ps'r'ss sl-t. TO Oct. Bureau from -
p n with full paD-inspr's
leaves AN / D.. DAYS. from =. IA
,ahalSnn'' 60 Matthew Robinson, IN;
Dec. ~, - 10 a. m. Dec 5: j. r. bs LII. y
JAYS y, ~ I.ys from ie:O1 m. DEC. - -
lelst; ~ is1d 10 days from = p ~" TX
;. vans, can o. =. Hlmmeii Ife'n,
Lec- -, Z a m. Dec. 4: i"lt..uvu' ,oyrr
aag ptimn. J. II. Heilmuth. i9tl,h' ION
,, o. m Dec. 4; NJ y. Lesns' ,1i,h from
- W ~ Dec. 6. \. A. Morr is t5sth from
M pee. ). W. o. stet nIela Is5d days.
from il,u,c,t,on for Full Pay WINE on T,9%s
App,i "nroyed.-Ptlmn. fetsr 60
Report 80 m Nov. I. to l. =. n. -
"a. rom from McGurk 5Sth. from io'5v p.,t -
j.; Migb.e % n m. sept 5. + VI. I y ~.
sept -, -. . /, m Sept. 3. 70 noon Sart :
S,tn' WcNanee. 3sth. from 2, q" .,d from
Jam. - sept. T. J. l.. Oconho, 81, "a. u.
~ M sept II. 20 - y ~ Aug IL. 20
= PIones l3d. rom TN S.,,selt s9th, from
- - m Aug ~: NJ. q; ,om m Nov. Il;
li:-l a. m, ,.. ~, 1894. from 1870 a. M
". J, NC ICON Nov 10. = II; Mania ~
Nov. ? 20 - n m oct. p 70 lI'VI a, NJ
18th. ron ronergan. 18th. rom no
oct. =. r. 60 NJ D M. NOV. -. 49,
m, NoF,'e,T from Z.i5 p. m. NoF' -, -, "a IA
Martin; losI + Aichman. lgsth; uo", 60
disabllps 70 10 noon. oct. y j. T. ~ -,
=. NJ ,-nn, 20 M. NoV- - y" 49, <o,.
..Nn. "a Keller. 27eth. from - Mitchell.
- y. ,s.m A. M. Nov. q - ~ny 81
10 20 precinct from 40 D. We wv
f1rinr disability.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-04
SCHEDULE OF ARMY FIVE
Thirteen Games Arranged
Fordham Opens Season.

/ West Point, n. Y, Dec. 3.-Thirteen
|smes constitute the Army's basket
/ hill schedule, the first Of which will
be PLAYED next Saturday with Ford
han. All the contests will be held on
he Army's court. The cadets have
team Of veterans to represent them
this year, and the prospects for WIN
hing combination are bright. Not
bran was lost from the squad last
Pune by graduation.
MscTaggart, Hobbs, Howell, Boye,
he captain, and Kilburn are all in
aetive training for the opening game:
|ccmell. Pittsburgh. Washington and
Fee, George Washington University
bad Union are among the chief at
Fractions on the schedule this year.
Lieuiensnts Stilwell and Devers,
6ih former stars on the army court,
% have charge Of the coaching. II.
Anderson is manager Of the team.
The schedule follows:
December 8, Fordham University;
T. 81. Lawrence University; 10,
orgetown University.
January 2, University Of Pennsylva-
r.; 9, Union College; 16, Manhattan
Iollege; p, Swarthmore College; 80,
FNhigh University.
February 6, University Of Pitts
1uTgh; Is, Syracuse University; 20,
Iornen University; p. George Wash
agton University; p, Washington and
| lee University.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-04
|FiiIES ALBERT OFF
|GfE TROTTINC TURF
lard of Review Deals
out Punishment for
Ringing.
|sr,RrED MAY ROSS AS
NAY ROSE AND WON
81, Brings Two Canadian Own
w. ~ Into Tolls of AssOeia-
ton Laws.

,h.rt OF Mercer, Penn, was
D. ; ;. he trOtunS turf at the meet
''s '. =. National Board Of Review
i's :. afternoon for ringing a
v''i'''Is Albert. it was charged started
boz s'i'' Pass. with record Of 2;lSa' IN
70, ~. a', ~ g:4o horses at carrOlltOn'
''S ..d.r the name Of May Rose
on'' ,he race hands down. Sus-
" W -, aroused. however, when a
FF'D :. before the race May Rose
800 /. nile in 2;25 over a One-tnlrd
fs'F ao track. The race was pro,
81 H !, once. and the money held
'''' ending the seton Of the boare
vC. gsn~ II was not long before II
q h 80 that May Rose l2;4ol ana
s's 49, ~ f9ls4) were one and the
are v.,,av Of BROOKLYN, won
"a. . ..s against the Orange County
" spP g'.',.i Society, Of Middletown'
W. Tslisy protested against the ac-
y J. ~ ;ndges in placing Henrietta
aei % -" srst heat Of the 2;l2 trot con,
G IN 'n :. August %, after she failed
-. -, inside the flag. The judges man al,
? ~ Rat Henrietta c. had got the
slhso r. start. The board decided
. .a 80 y. ;nSges were wrong in permit
~ tas 80 "a eompete in a subse-
sns - hsst after having been dls-
snesd. r.. = ons Of the
lns saT 8. A. Proctor, owner OF the
80, Grand Opera, and Ii. II. James
~ ~ that good horse Naster, faIllng
0s W. - - he laws Of the National Trot--
~. 80 Association. Grand opera ana
VIE ~ we're TO have raced at the meet
~. 49, "a st Detroit ard Columbus; they
!. ns' nv Nv tailed 10 do so, but the owners
~ 1872. Ia the formality Of paying
A., entry fees. Il was brought out
], ne besring that both horses are
4, nroperty o. Canadians, and that
A. 4. reorld no be shipped out OF the
- during the war times. De-
49,, wss held over until the testi--
- .,, could be verified by the internal
avenue Office. ~ 4--o
...s,sn race drivers, appealed TO the
..,osistion for aid, which was given
Z, ~ The drivers benefit fund, fund
,Si,b i supported by fines collected
',or ,' rare drivers on the Grand Cir
M The sum collected last season
rss $40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-04
Female,

butler valet useful; English. 37i
city country: entire work except heavy laundD.
AZ West i2d ST. suite 423. Bryant 654j.
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SAILED

Glnzov Nov 7s-Ausonia (Br). New YORK.
Demerara. Dec s-Korons (Brl, New lork
Liverpool. Nor sO-Megsntc lBrl, New YORK Dec
2 Lsplsnd (Brl do. W.
Rotterdam. Dec 9-Potsdam Dutch. New York;
Laura Dutch. do
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POLICE DEPARTMENT.

Trnnsfrrs and AssIgnments lIOisU a. N,
Dec. 9.--Sorgt Il. n. Watt, 52d. from -
q y. m. Dec. ~ Bicycle ftlnh, \. v flt,'
2sai from 1881. duty az booth. Forest PARK
way and Jamaica sv.. Ptlmn. j. J. CLARK
Det. bureau from Gth. designated as Act
bet. sergt. cd gradel; {. J. Teckley. lfSl'
ilton av.: r. f. Kelly. 18th. Frank May 5lat
Agidia Damlco i5i. W. =. Dickson. hsts =.
n Johnston. 18th. Michael Murphy, nth
n.r a n r. Hughes 10Th. NJ. J. Callahan,
IA. O.. T.. Savage. 1871. g. J. scriyens. is5l
J. j. Noonan. hist; r. j. Allen. l1.d. 10 pci
bureau. desirrnted a. Act pct SSIsls. -
i Uughcs. 18th. from eeth. assignnent 10
mounted duty discontinued, Lester fst'isI"N,,
sgth frum 9TH mounted d"'4' i''"N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-04
GIEBEL LOWERS A RECORD
Carries Off Plunge for Dis
lance Honors in Dual Meet.

Arthur Giebel, Of Stuyvesant High
School, lowered the Public Schools
Athletic League plunge for distance
record in covering a distance of So
feet 6 inches in a dual swim with the
Townsend Harris Hall team at the
City College tank last night. The
former mark of 60 feet was held by
Sam Schwartz, formerly of De Witt
Clinton High School. Giebel also
captured the 1O0-yard swimming race
in fast time. Although each team won
three races, Townsend gathered more
of the other places, thereby winning
the meet by S5 points to Is points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-04
FavOrites Win on
Pinehurst Links

Pinehurst, N. c., Dec. 3.-Favorites
won here to-day in the first round Of
match play in the eleventh annual
autumn golf tournament. The survi-
vors were:
II. H. Langenberg. Missouri; T. j..
Moran, Rhode Island; Frank Rhea,
District of Columbia; Stuyvesant lie
Roy, Rhode Island; c. L. Becker,
G. w. Johnson, New
York; Samuel Beekman, Rhode Island,
and Robert Hunter, Connecticut.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-04
FIRE RECORD.

- ga -, fe4th A owner unknown. VIZ.
- sst fi1,,dge Al Hecty Gestn0~iiz; innlnE
~ az o1sferaOnt Parkway. Benjamin Coheh
sllgil
PSI =, . ,..os, snkpoUn. trifins
.Gs-S1 kas' l1ih H,.l,tfs-.' r,.,s,ocker trfffnF
~ r,.oi A.. The BronS: George Bur
"a. M "a 1Ts,nity ss Tho BronI; bd"afd heAsi"
,.,s ~ T.nsi Il Columbia unissrsiy; ,n tii,s
~ psihsa Bay Part. near Mouis lAeh' ''1D'
D." - Esonr q ~ Becker ui1lng
. li,,,s ~, a A COldsieiH tbflnk
"a ss,t ls,h a. T. W. nstsorih irinins
az .o,,t snd ~ Bisekwsil Island; dsinsss vi
ga - "a M spring y, gnkn0~n; rin,ns
" ~ q t.tl ~ n W HaiNofh, ulnns
~ "a "a s, Philip wsitsnbefE. uinins
y ~. t,a.d..y. W a -. Tailoring 90 a~m'
ar unbnONu. a.. 4 r. q. t,frlug
1918 sEs " lzeih a.. -, " 7g,,otsnbssm. ri.
~ l9~lz D. ip'p -
II ~ ~ 20 u 0o''frlsd a r's'klsfi u'n'"S
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SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
DECEMBER g.
Manhattan.

The frs, name Is that OF the debtor the second
that Of the creditor. and date when judgment was
fled
Brown Bros. Inc. and Brown V Bouver,
jr: Oct q, 1914; VIZ 10
Bigelow, + H-Tyson & Co; July 3, 1914; .zet -
Runs 7 D--B Levine ct al. July s, 1915: $50 80
Cohen Jacob: Jacob Cohen Construction 60. J. }
Russell Contracting Go and Russell A
NrCsrtb,. Iun. I0 1915: SlGI II
Polansky Jacobs Herzfed; Feb ~, 1914; tlSt Is
yon Mor.fein Hermann Victims; Nov 10.
1914 fvacstedl. t7l7 IS
Dinond. rs L Tredwell. May 20. 1907 fli2 "a
same%D " Junk; MAY IL. 1914: s672 %
Dempsey, Psthck-H Meeks. Dec u, 1911
Williams Il d. and George McCann-People. etc:
March "a. 1909 cancelled; Sl,VNO
|csrceItsd, 1896 Is
s.ne~Ssms Sep, ?. 1908 cancelled: sils IL
The Bronx.
Barher. Frsnk-G Leltheuser Nov 4. lelt. tst3 IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-04

NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING woRKA
Oldest Largest. Most Modern
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPb15
p,,.,s Reason abe Send for Circular
Tel 1922 1898 BrJant sS.-sSs west SOLO ~
WILL BUY contents houses. fats: pianos. carpets
C;eorge 10 East l25th st. Tel. 1898 Harlem.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-04
Baseball Notes.

- Murray, Of right field and FL
"a, az ma automobile into a tree
!, 49,. nome yesterday. Both Muir
Is.lS y motor are doing as well ~
$780, expected, according 10 word
Z ~ ~ John y. Poster. In & scrib-
|ss4.S accident Murray said that he
hi On nis head. lie added that he
sPso without injury.
a,.T feosral League magnates NAV
y ne news Of the capture 81
|,s,.,, soanson, but there will be no
81. hip, hip" from the Federal
lsss, Which often has a good eve for
~ ~ possibilities, should stage a
|lts,ss.I ~ the plate next year with
Ia & eSsching. Eyers aiding for
''o Hank O'Day umpiring.
a. ,ner Iener will live in PhiladeI.
~ ~, MS term is over and com.
la Asw York 20 attend 10 Ne
League affairs. ~
~ Dsyis, secretary Of the Yam
~ : IFaid that the great FARRELL
+ AZ not be finished IN time for
- olympic ssme.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-04
Produce Exchange Growing.

More members were elected st the
meeting Of the board Of managers Of
the Produce Exchange yesterday after
noon than at any previous time IN
more than thirty years. The list OF
fourteen names included representa-
tives of houses in London, Paris, Am,
sterdam. Buenos Ayres, Budapest and
several points in the West, as well as
e number from New York. The volume
Fl business on the Produce Exchange
il larger than for many years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-04

Local onlelaI Rseord.-The following official rec
ord from the Weather Bureau shows the changes
In the temperature for the asst twenty four hours
I'm comparison with the corresponding date OF last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-04
WILLS FILED.

JOHN JAY GRlFFFN November -. about So
OOo personal: Sarah Grihen. 81 900; Mary Gnren'
81 900 Edward Valentine. $1,000; Edmund Hf..ien.
81 500 Gerald Grireu 81 800 Anna SKINNER. S,vy
susie Flynn. $500. Father Slnnot, 500 haze WAL
lace Mozny. $500. Edward Csvanaugh any.
JEANETTE y. STURGES tseptember ~ more
than $40 900 personal 10 each OF i've rsndchiidIeh
81 COO 10 each Of siI great grandchildren, slVVv'
residue equally to her children Frank ID. stnrges'
Harriet = Benedict. Alice s Davenport. W. Wal
lace Sturges and Jane G. Sturges. Charles L.
William W. Buckley. Attys. "a, .
about Sl2 900 real estate $500 PERSONAL 70 TWO
brothers and sister. Emile A Hsssey, ANY
SOPHIE HIRSH October 81. SZzoVV rear =
tate 81 100 personal. 10 husband. two sons anu
daughter Jacob o Bidder. atty.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.

Female.
cHANfBERNfAID. wAITRESs.-Nest. tall Swedish
eirl. excellent chambemsid. waitress or parlor-
maid. best references Osterbergs Agency 40 Lei
iugion ay Phone Plaza-z5t
COMPANION. Educated young woman; Will
ing: speaking Spanish ~ B.. Box p
Tribune Office.
COOK and userul butler: very best reference: Pin
ui.h: city Or eounty. Jussila Agency. $50 Lex
ington ay Tel. sij3 Plaza.
OOk-CHAAfBEIAfAID ITRESS.--Together or
separate: Americans. excellent references. $50 S2j
A. West l2d st.. suite i23. next 70 Stems Bryant
65f5.
COOK. WAITRESS. HAMBEBMA1D. Two Hrs,
class Swedish girls; one excellent cook; other
spiendld waitress -housemaid. Osterbergs Agency.
Tl6 Lexington ~. Phone Plaza
COOK swedish: neat; first class in all respects
excellent cook. splendid references. Osterberg's
Agency 7l6 Lexington aE. Phone Plaza 20 or 1855.
TOTPLE -BufIer useful man: cook. housemsid.
two excellent Swedish people: do entire work
family: excellent references. Osterbergs Agency,
Ti6 Lexington ay Phone Plaza-254
GENERAL HOUsEwORK. Neat. excellent swedish
girI: very good cook. waitress. houscmaid. best
references also one newly landed Swedish girl Os-
terbeTgs Agency. 7l6 Lexington az. Phone PaEa-254
WAITRESS PARLORNfAID. Tall. first class sged-
i,h girl: excellent waitress. can take buffers
place understands work thoroughly excellent refer
ences: $50 Osterbergs Agency. ZIG Lexington az.
Phone Plaza-25i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-04
REALTY NOTES
BROOKLYN HOUSES SOLD.

Bauer 4 stier. builders. sold seven six family
houses a, l7Ol III. l7l5. l7l7. 1919. 1871 and
l7a5 Putnam aT. 10 Helena Brudere. Fred Meyer.
Charles wesenthal. Charles aud Fred Hellmuth.
Henry T. Grein. GustaYe MarkeFt and Rosa ElHAger.
James " Hawley sold for Isaac Bemheim 70
Louis Ilussk0f 527 hnckcrbOcker aE., four story
brick fat with stores, 2jNlO0. held az $4,000 Tine
same broker sold for Gertrude Afburg 1874 Putnam
aV. three story brick building 2jHlOo. 70 Her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-04
BIG APARTMENT SOLD
Savings Bank Gives S126,OOO
for Nine Story House.

Tie Union Dine savings Bank on BID q
fit5 900 became YESTERDAY ths owner o. tns nins
~ Apersfsd twenty i've fee, south Of ssh AZ
a., structure occuDies plot ;5eiloo lss', snd Nss
- ~ =, 49, stsud u Joseph J.. Day 20 satisfy
en' ltll.-er, a. about $50 900 obtained BY the
- 1s so action against G. W. Worth snd o,hsIs
-. E.r,ark ok stOry structure Al bls 10 p1v
- i,stS Al located between BROADWAY sud
nigerslds Dnve. vas also sod una'f Ioreeosniss
-, ,o N " schuppe - piAiniln IN ne se'ion iof
" seo Tic house occupies plot 13tleD ieel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-04
APARTMENT LEASES.

Douglas Robinson. Charles y Brown Co. rented
an .psr'nsnt a, n East SSH s.. 70 Martin EgAn.
samuel ~ Martin has leased apartments al II
West 65th s. 70 George Robinson, At 20 Wet
ash a. ~ Theodore Balm, a. "a Nest e4th 81. 20
Iiiiian NcCregor a. 80 west 65th ST 10 Miguel
perress and John Johns at West o;th a. %
Francis Frlnrser at 80 Columbus Az. 70 ]. J. Barn
and Al l0J West 18th g. 70 Hamlln Van Nolse.
dur A Cnugcr have leased 70 Robert Arthur Pull
Ton an apartment 10 he ~. Honore. lli2 Madison
for Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-04
Nav Extend Voting Trust.

The j. l. Case Threshing Machine
Company, Inc, has issued notice 70
holders of its stock trust certihcates
that the voting trust agreement dated
January 2, 1912, between stockholders
of the company and Francis L. Hine,
frank X. Bull and William +. Black,
voting trustees, will expire on Janu-
ary /. Certificate holders are asked
70 approve a plan 10 extend the agree
,pent for another three years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-04
NEW JERSEY CHARTERS.

tBy Telegraph 70 The Inbune.I
Trenton y J., Dec 3.-NatlOnal Realty and
Construction Co. Newark. 500 600; Ephraiin sam
uel Bessie Vol. Paul Wolf. Newark. -
Ch0co Products Co. Newark: merchandise: $50.
900. g. H.. Clarke, II. }. Hunkelsi. W. l.. Niebnns
Newark.
Tyrren Remedy Co. RldgeBood PARK. Chemicals
and drugs. $40 coo: o. g. Tyrrel. Jessie l.. IyfrelL
II. <. Jones RdgeWood PARK 80
Wills Garage Inc. Newark. AUTOMOBILES 'lV
900 J. n. wills !. J. Wills. Newark. C. =.
Brsudenbugh Irvingfon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-04
VIEW YORK B0WLERS WIN
Take Odd Game from Jersey
City, in Athletic League Tilt.

The New York Athletic Club took
Pc odd game from the Jersey City
''o IN the Athletic Bowling League
Pres On the alleys Of the latter, last
|,ght
Two men distinguished themselves
en an Individual point Of view, Plat
ks'a.' former champion athlete. who
~ ~ his debut a. a New York Athletic
~ regular, and Garrison, for the
y ~ team. Each averaged better than
e double century.
ne scores follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-04
Information and
Marine NeWS of the World

and Palermo IL. 20 Fumes. Witty Co. with lis
frsi cabin and SIS steerass passengers. mails and
mdss. Bar %. .
Psralos (Greekl. Cardiff Nov IL. In ballast 10
" Litsss. Bar 30 o m
Sandy Hook, y J. Dec ;. 30 ? n.-Wind norm
light breeze: partly cloudy. hay; smooth SEA
SAILED.
Steamers Hellig oisv Dan. Copenhasen; cry ~
Montgomery. savannah. jefferson. Norfolk and Nv Nv
port News: Fl Vale. Galveston; HonoreVa bt
TURKS Island Socony. Sabine. Luigi GiampA litALI.
Naples PetToleins BIZ Cette Dorothy iBrf, feflh
Amboy. EHlbiricos (GreGkl. Piraeus. GeorSan' Sos-
ton: Mama HAts, Baltimore. Francis tBri' nor
folk; Ailsntids lItal. Norfolk Mississippi VI,
Haue: Gulfoil. Port Arthur. Perfection. Bal.rnote
Havana: Wells City tBr. Briston: Rotterdam
Dutch, Naples.
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From The Tribune Bureau
washington. December 3.
ApNy

From The Tribune Bureau
Washington. December g.
ARMY.
First Ii AUGUSTUS T. ". MACMANCs'
retired from Fort Logan II. Roots. ARK.
Isnon being thus relieved. will proceed 10
home and stand relieved from further &C
tive duty. - ~, -
granted capt LINCOLN 9. ANDREWS
cav. 30 be assigned 9th Cav)
NAVY
Ensisn L. y. PICKERING. detached Ne
braska 10 Yankton. ..-l,,-,r -.
Ensigns NJ. = TIsDALE, n. II. BOOTH and
j. J.. ABBOTT. and Chief Macnlnist D. D.
CULLEN. detached Salem; 10 Neptune
Passed Assistant Surgeon J. II. POLLAhD'
detached advance base man1uVres AtIant,c
fleet; TO temporary duty at Atlantic reserve
feet u,r,N- A..
Pa ssed Assistant Surgeon T. HAKbAN' oe-
tached Marine Brigade. 10 Neptune
MOVEMENTS.
ARRIVED.
Dsc New Orleans at Acapulco.
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LONG ISLAND CITY SALES.

Tie Brft Lithogr,phing Company has purchased
IN Long Island CITY, in the block bounded by An
ahle Az Nead0w. Pearson and Greek sts.. a site
lar -Four story factory from the Degn0n Realty
,nd Terminal Company. Plans have been hied for
a building 10 cost 1000.
ne Ion. Island city Lodge. Fraterna Order
Of Fasiss las bought a plot SoHioe feet the
,as,- side ~ Steiuway az. 100 feet south u
Wilson av Long Island city. a site for q three
story brick clubhouse.
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ANTIQUE EXCHANGE TO MOVE.

y Brigham Hall & VIM. D. Bloodgood, inc.
leased Tor Mrs. Josephine II. Coggeshall Of Lon
don England. the entire I've story building at No.
! East ieth st.. for term Of years 70 the An
iidue Furniture Exchange. which VIII make extern
-.
Tie exchange Is nov located at and East
toth St which will shortly be demolished for the
new establishment Of Arnold. Constable 4 Co. BIZ
wood o. Roasss was associated as broker In the
srausscfiOu
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APPRAISALS OF ESTATES.

STEPHEN UPsON. Of Athens. Ga. June
ID. Value Of entire estate Is not disclosed.
Assets taxable in New York state: Realty
- Chambers 81. and g. Rcsdc st.. NloW7.
farm az CIarkson. Monroe County, s-W@
total SIP 600. no deductions are enumerated.
One-third Of the estate passes 10 Mrs. Natilda
Upon widow Of decedent. and the rest 10
MARY E. WILSON MAY -. Net. 50. 2es:
The benencisTles are fourteen nephtHs and
niecos. Five friends given 80 each.
Assets: Deposits s. IS. stocks and bonds
yG1s4, personally. 81