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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-06
Harvard Works Till Dark.

IBy telegraph O. lnc tTlbun'.I
Cambridge. Mass. oct. y The Har-
ID VARSITY SQUAD remained in the
,..Gsm until almost dark tonight,
vo,tinr hard on some new plays and
iorrstions IN dummy scrlmmage
,csirs, the substitutes The men were
20 after the.r long rompS up and
sorr the feld DO the Springfield game.
Eddie Mahau and Tack HardwicN did
nj %, into their playing clothes, both
-se6jre a chance 90 get back "a little
rsigbt. In Nahan's place Ncklnlock
,,-errsted with Brickley and Bradlcc.
V,Kinloek IS about the huskicst back
IN the field. aside from the Crimson $
,s5er. and. with Rollins not able TO
,sy for a time because Of bad leg,
/, stands as the first substitute for the
tree back places.
Westherhead was used at end with
Coolidge. his receiving of the forward
ray and work down the field on Satur-
esv booming his stock considerably. al
,-ough his defensive play is not o. a
ysry high order. The coaches to-day
r.: Morgan back at left tackle. He
vas ousted from his place for q time
v R. Curtis. but his work against
Springfield was very aggressive.
The QuarterbacsS were taken m hand
ms afternoon by Dick Wigglesworth.
he 1910 quarterback, who has joined
ne coaching forces. LOgan's place is
sure, but Watson and Swigcrt have not
come I'd 10 expectations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-06
CORNELL IN LINE
TO NUMBER MEN
Plan To Be Adopted for Brown
Game Here-Reller Now
Likely TO Recover.

Ithaca. X. j.. Oct D. For the first
time iu the history Of football at Cor
nell the players will be numbered when
they face the Brown eleven in New
York on October p. It is possible that
the numb ering viii be tried out against
Holy Cross and become permanent
after the New York game A complete
rest was ordered for the football
SQUAD this afternoon Taber is likely
70 be out Of the game for the rest Of
the season, but Captain O'Hearn will
be back at end before the week is over.
As a result of the severe injuries
sustained by O. A. Keller, captain Of
the Cornell track team. in motor
cycle accident on Sunday DR.. Sharpe
and Jack Noaklcy. the coaches, have
put the ban on motorcycling by any
member OF the track or football
squad.
Keller sustained a compound frac-
ture Of an arm and severe head lacera-
tions. His condition is improved to-
night and the doctors expect him 10
recover
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-06
SUMMONS.

SUPREME COURT. STATE or NEN
YORK. COUNTY OF QUEENS-Lien 22S3
The Tax Lien Company OF New York
Plaintiff against Ernest Hopfensack Annie
sack. Mary H0pfensack. his wife it am.
Eleanor Northridge. Gustav KaIwcit. MARY
kalweit' his wife; If any, Henry Miuae
persons unknown TO the plaintiff claiming
or who may claim 20 have an interest tn o.
general or specific lien upon the real prop
erty described in the complaint in this action
Though or under the above named doi"uI
ants. such unknown persons being here.
generally described and being intended TO Boo
included In the following designation. viz
the wives, widows. husbands. descendants.
hcirs-at-law executors administrators 90
Nlsees. legatees. trustees. committees. lienors.
grantees. asslgnees or next u kin ~ thf
above named defendants or any or either o.
them or OF any person or persons deriNiuf
any interest In or lien upon or lite 70 ih'
said real property, through or from them OF
a.v OF them and their respective husbands
wiyes WIDOWS and wdowers. N any. the
names "Marv" wherever they appear IN quo
tation marks fictitious. real FIRST names IN
known to plaintiff. city Of New York. De
PENDANTS. Amended summons
To the above named Defendants and each
o, them: YOI are hereby summoned 10 an
swcr the amended complaint IN this action
and 10 serve "A copy Of your answer on the
plaintiffs attorney within twenty DAYS after
tho service OF this summons exclusive OF a."
d4v OF service. and IN case ~ your tallnf"
TO appear or answer Judgment will De taken
against YOU by default Cor TIE relief de-
man.ed IN the complaint
Dated New York civ MAJ 6tn. l3ii.
AUGUST VEYMANN, FiainuNs Auorn"'
once and T.. o. Address. 6S william street.
New York. y. Y.
TO. the Defendants: Ernest Uopfenssct.
and IL ne he deceased. then al persons ur
Known to the plaintiff claiming or who ma
claim 20 have an interest 10 or general o.
specttic lien upon the real property described
in the complaint bon this action through %.
urder the said named defendants. such IN
known persons being herein generally de
sori1cl and being Intended 90 b. included ln
tho following designations, Wa; tho NidoN
descendants leirs-at-laW, executors al
mlnistratoIs. devlsees' IesAtees, Lust''
ror,nli.teeS. llcrors. grantees. assignees 81.
rest of kin 81 Ernest Hopfensack. or any
or either o. them or o. any person Or porsol +
deriving any interest "a or len upon or TN"
20 the SAID real property. through or from
thsrn or any Of them and their respectis :
husbands wives. widows anl widowcrs, %
any; .. T.. .......,
upon Won by publication. pursuant 70 0n
order OF the Hon. Russell benedict. Ju, ~,
~ The supreme Cou.s OF the state OF NtH
~ -atII he .9,A day OF September. 1916
ana filed With a CODY OF the complaint w w
go ~ the clerk OF the County OF hlns,
a, The 5,h day 81 october. 1914. the origihs
5,,,Snnons and complaint having been nled ~
Ia Tlerlk's oflcc on the 18th day OF October
Ta,.5 New York october ist. 1914
ArGf'Sr WEYMANN. Plaintiffs Auornet'
Oflce and +. o. Address. ts william st'''
New York. y. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-06
GOOD RACING PROMISED
Piping Rock Meeting Sure to
Provide Fine Sport.

Ever since the establishment Of the
Piping Rock Association the yearly
meeting has occupied an important
place with the racing set, and the pro-
gramme that has been prepared for
tomorrow is in keeping with those
that have gone before.
Of the six races on the opening day
four are under handicap conditions, and
the entries that have been received
give every promise of representative
fields at post time. These handicaps
are the Piping Rock Subscription
Serial Handicap, at one mile; the Oak
ridge Handicap Steeplechase, the PIP
ing Rock Cup Steeplechase and the
Braes Cup. at one mile and a quarter
on the fiat, for hacks and hunters.
Train arrangements have been made
from the Pennsylvania Station in both
New York and Brooklyn, while a spe
cial will run from Belmont Park TO
take the horses to and from the course.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-06
POLICE DEPARTMENT.

AppoiBtmcnt.-As ptimu f,n grade.
transferred from Board Of Water supply
Harry Griffin. assigned i1 .ioll Tor recruit,
Transfers and Assignments. Pt.mu. g..
-. DhurIo. 90 2ita from Irf Bureau, I...
nation as act dct serst.. 20 grad" rr'p.'d.
D. D. GIruu1u. 9Th. Manhattan Bridge No.
Est. r.. T. Ncfoyeru. 3lSt. q l,eus'1.J Bridge
Market. NJ T. Ryan Seth. Fort lee Ferry
Market, James jordan. 431. - 12a-n -t an1
;4 4t.: PnilIr Ec.rsta 4u. Co. e. -. nom .9ta.
u4fy iu Uvc'. repair shop.
Temporary As-ignm"nts.-PIiWr t1 Dot
Bureau. j j. quinn, an; !. J. Scott 2'5t'
10 DAYS from a.. m.. D.t =. g.. b. koo-
ta,hsr iith 10 DAYS from a.. r.. oct. q
rs j Llan-u. 22d. 10 days from 80 %. d..
oct :. James Dalton 3Jth 10 DAYS from II
a M. oct :. = T. shea. l1lsr. 10 days from
q o. 3D.. OF Is. : r. Mazurkiewlcz. 2Ntn.
~ r. Dillon. 43i. +. d. ,. Pickett. SD, a..
n cole a9th. r. StudRou 1924. and A. v.
Hill IC5th. 10 DAYS rom D. m. oct o..
l.. j. rampom-rosi %. Louis Herman. an.
3D. T. FitzDIt~ick 18Th. =. J. bonHn. 10Th,
Andrew Me3lIi. 18Th. d. T. Rockford. -l,i'
Donate 'ayoue. 2Nth. .. a.. honahH'. -
T. ! Allen. ga. r. d. Waters 1871; ".
Miller i5Gtl. and D. A N.-sl~r. lttth ~
.I.ys from Do. f1. oct. :. I. =. NauE I-.
..rh r T. Hughes 26th. y. a. BRADY. -Sta.
- L. Manning 3dth. VI j. Callahan. l-4,
T. 81 Nrkauni. 6Sth. g. j. ~crit ns. 1881
and william Dillon l'olh. 10 days from :
a M. oct =. lialo Cdss'ui li'n. j. j. No
Nsnu~ 2ist. Heur, SOmWrr- 10Th. J. l..
M.ssie. IT, 6S'h ana Abraham Sr' decker
l.Gtt. ~ ta,s from d. Co.,. OCT =
Leaves tWithout pa! .--Ptmu. A. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-06
Iioht Work Rules
in Football Camps
Big Game Rests
Nth Navy Team
uFrom Tho Tribunc Hurcaul


Washington. oct. 5.-InlcSs the
Army aud Navy Athletic associations
agree 10 the plan submitted ny the
secretaries OF War and Navy. there will
he no Army Navy football game this
year. despite the efforts 10 reach n
compromise.
Tho plan was FOR the two athletic
associations to enter into mn agree
mcnt whereby the place for playing
the game would he picked alternately
hN the respective associations for n
period az ten years.
The letter setting forth the plan
pointed ont that the annual disagree
mentS over the selection of a city were
displeasiug 60 those in authority.
The Army Athletic Association ac-
ccptcd the plan. hut IL was rejected
hN the Navy. \ final answer 10y the
Navy i expected tomorrow. when
Lieutenant Fairfield will confer with
Secretary Daniels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-06

NT Haven. oct. 5. Most of the work
G. The Yale squad to-day fell 10 the
second and third teams, who are being
coached By Dr.. Bull in formations that
uli be used later IN the week against
The varsity. The trst team forwards.
nos, Of whom are rather inexperienced.
Eere SLOW IN diagnosing plays against
re University Of Virginia on Saturday,
md they and the secondary defence
viii have thorough drilling during the
reek The WORK this afternoon con
sisted only Of signal practice and a
crop kicking and puntIng drill Tor the
varsity.
Pgmpelly and lie Gore stood out IN
,ie drop kicking and the latter did
Particularly good work .u hurting for
SaTd passes. Twenty minutes OF the
practice was secret. Alec Wilson. VINO
vas slightly hurt or Saturday. was
,ept ont Of the lineup, but will be
lack IN the game tomorrow.
Chathe.d Taylor a veteran naifbacN'
took his place az quarterback IN the
signal work Eastou. last years iresn n
nan, who had a chance against Virginia
On Saturday TOOK the place Of Knowles
a. rght half
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-06
STORAGE NOTICES.

TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN We viii
sell az public auction. 20 Eas, l25rh St.
on SATURDAY. october l.. 1914. commencing
fsc;s. merchandise etc, stored by or In
names as follows: Mrs. A. smith. Mrs Bes-
sic Sampson. Mrs Ella Frederick. Ed.
Thomas. Mrs. j. sullivan. Mrs Naomi
CrOwdy. VI. Harris. Lawrence b. Hatcher
Mrs /. Francis. Elijah Wormsy. Miss r
Williams Mrs X. Tobn. Emil Treysn. W.
a. Ackerman. Mr.. T.. Raglinl John Werner.
Mrs. Gerard. Mrs Ninello. Mildred Guthrie,
G-statc Thys-iIus
Unless all charges are paid on or before
October j.. 1914. came Will De sold according
lo Itv Goo ptr Charge.
Ice BROTHERS STORAGE & VAN co
2Hn--le East l2ith St
Hollis f4-f lHgh -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-06
FEDS BID FOR CHANGE
Outlaws Make Offer to Former
Manager of the Yankees.

Chicago, oct. 5.-James A. GiImore.
president Of the Federal Baseball
League. tonight. said his organization
had offered Frank Chance, former man
ager of the New York American club,
the management Of Federal league
club next season.
Chance. he said, had taken a short
time to consider the offer. lie said ii
Chance refused. the Federals would
make no further effort to obtain his
services
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-06
FIRE RECORD.

..aO-G' Third av.. Harry Tabalsky. trfing.
b.e-ilG Second ay Jacob schwartz. 81
ll;D-2oi T.. 9)th ST.. y. Bernstein a Bro
triling.
f. "
3-J-l1 Bradhurst az. unknown. triglng.
4.l0-5T West jSth ST.. Mrs John Eel
chinor. trlfiug.
1.0J-2lt East 18th 81; Psui Ksmerer;
tHifing
2O--lGl West 1929 st. d. & ALLEN;
tTi0ing
J.3O-2l Avenue G.. IIarrv MiBtZ: trifng
7.lJ--l 4D3 Southern Boulevard. The
Bronx. trning
S.1-3H y. 4th IT. owner unknown. tihinf.
S.40-Westchcster av.. between Brook nv.
and German Pl.. Bronx. New York
Central Railroad. trihing.
9.20-ltl Attorney 81, David Katz: trihing.
9'35-2ls +. 73l IT.. Joseph Stallo: trifing.
9Ao-5l and 80 ". l3jth st. Ella Winton
trinng.
l040-ll9 Watt St. Joseph Luri: trihing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-06
Short Drill for Navy Team.

lBy Telegraph TO The TrumeI
annapolis, Md. Oct. D. Football
wa are not excused from duty at the
wa Academy and d long drill thus
ffnoon shortened the practice 10
-. ~ man one hour The men were In
wv condition after the opening game
''SSh Ssl Georgetown on Saturday.
..+.SEeayy, who played iu the Naval
.asny backheld Tor four seasons,
.'a ne coaching staff this after
- All Of ihe Navy coaches played
~ IN the backhcld or at end, and
NJ helP with the forwards is needed
~ There is talk of securing
y, the All-America guard, who
EVACUATED last year.
,,y, Is admitted that much work will
n, 70 be done with the line TO bring
i,s, y 70 The necessary standard. Both
,,,s5 Ia guards and tackles were grad
mn last year. Hicks, Jones and
,sre are the most likely men. but all
YET TO prove their ability.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-06
luck a Find AT Dartmouth.

Hanover. y. H., Oct. D.. The Dart
mouth coaches were treated TO a sur
pnse this afternoon when Tuck, one
Of last seasons halfbacks, kicked ten
straight goals from placement from the
'o.yard and 40-yard lines.
Dartmouth so far this year has had
10 one 70 use for a kick in the 3O-ydrd
zone II seems probable that Tuck
'hie almost too light TO play regularly
|" aalfback, Will be used this year when
ne Green is within scoring distance.
The team came out of Saturday S
zane IN excellent physical condition.
'eW Of the men were bruised and no
.ae suffered from wrcnches or strains,
me players went through a light sig
.sl drill and the practice ended with
.lsen minutes of tackling the dummy
tack.
laysnaugh will start the men TO-
prov for three days Of hard work IN
repaIauon for the Williams game
-'At Saturday a. WiiliamStOwE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-06

The approximate amount o, the lion or
charge. 20 satisfy which the above describe
property IL 10 be sold. IL one Hundred ard
Thirty nine Thousand Nine Hundred and For
ty-three '9-leo dollars 4iSs. 9i3 7Ol0o) with iu-
terest thereon from tho 18th day OF June
1915 together with costs and fllo~snc-
amounting 70 si2705-IOo. with interest from
Juno 18th. 1914. together with the expense.
or the sale. The approximate amount OF
the taxes, assessments and water rates. or
other liens. which are 20 be allowed 10 the
purchaser out OF the purchase money. or
paid by The referee, is S.220 and interest
Dated, New York. September I'd 1914
EDWARD a. McSHANE. Referee
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY or NEW
lork.-Francis II. Page. az trustee ETC.. ~
William Strickland deceased Plaintiff
against Anna Marie Cefols. and others. De-
fendants-in pursuance OF a judgment of
foreclosure and sale duly made and entered
In the above-entitled action and bearing date
the 18th day Of July. 1914 /. the undersigned.
the referee IN said Judgment named, will SOL
AZ public auction, at the Exchange Sales
room, Nos. 1916 Nesev street I'm tho Boz
ough OF Manhattan. city OF New York on
the 9th day OF October, 1914. at y oclocA
noon on that day. by Samuel Marx Auc-
tioneer. the premises directed by said judg
men, 20 be sold, and therein described a.
follows:
All that certain lot. piece or parcel or laui
with the building and Improvements thereon
erected. situate. lying and being I'm the 30
ougn OF Mammalian. 1ify. county and sta"
OF New York. and bounded and described 49,
follows: Beginning a point on the NORTH
erlv side OF one hundred and ninth Sire.
distant three hundred and thirty-hye foe,
easterly from the northeasterly corner Of said
one hundred and ninth Street and the Thru
Avenue: thence running northeriy par ailel
with said Third Avenue one hundred Zee
ten inches. thence easterly parallel with san
one hundre3 and ninth street, eighteen feei.
seven inches: thence southerly again parallel
al hirH
through a party wall one hundred feet tcn
inches 20 the northerly side OF one hundrcd
ami ninth street: snd thence westerly alons
said one hundred and ninth Street eighteen
feet seven inches TO the point or place ~
beginning. and known as number 20 East
l09th Street.
Dated New York. October >. 1914
IRVING J. JOSEPH. Referee.
John NJ. RIDER. Attorney for Plaintiff. Z"
Cedar Street, Manhattan. New YORK w
The following is a diagram OF the properly
10 be sold: its street Number IS - ta'I
lOeth street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-06

The approximate amount ~ the lien 1r
charge. 10 satisfy which tine above -dcscritcI
property is 20 he sold. is Eight thousand f,e
hundred and twenty-eight aad S0-le0 dolla
-, 52s s0l with interest thereon from the --d
day OF July. 1914. together with the costs ana
allowance, amounting to Three hundred ana
interest from July %. 1914. together with o.
expenses OF tho sale. The approXima'"
amount OF the taxes. assessments AMI water
rates. or other liens which arc 20 be allowed
to the purchaser ont or the purchase none
or paid by the Referee. ia Two hundred an
thiity-four and lQ-l00 dollars N-3il0i. AM
interest.
Dated. New York. October o 1914.
IRVING J. JOSEPH. Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-06

Apprentice allowance claimed tButlei
entry.
weather clear. track fast.
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Lehlgh Planning fnr Yale.

Soy,L telegraph 60 The Tribune"
Nil N Bethlehem, Penn, Oct ,.
g,,S. me Yale game next on the list
cav - me Lehigh coach, decided TO.
Van , give the varsity men a rest and
3, b,, ",iIaorrow the week Of hard work
W,,,sTG Carlisle game on Saturday
hsy ., men were pretty badly bruised
Ss,on"'sie Halsted, Cahall, Becker
tld bs, s and Desmond. Ready has sew
u ne, - = problems to solve before Val,
he lin" S'urday. One is to bolster u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-06
AUCTION SALES.

LEONARD A. VAN NOsTRAND. Auctionsei.
,ells THURSDAY October :. 1914. 1880
m sf6i Second av.. Manhattan. saloon
GXtu~es, by virtue default In chattel mort
gage Lawrence Ciofn TO Geo. RINGER Co
A FINE COLLECTION Of POSTAGE stamps
will be sold al the Collectors Cllo 80 Las
42d 81. on oct. :. AZ : .. No. Walter ;.
Scott. Auctionesr
BY VIRTUE % an execution. / viii sell 60
dav. AZ a. m - Lafayette s.. 2nd
Hoor. mans tuxedo sgit. mans sack
sait Alfred Freeman. Narshal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-06
Laurel Entries o-day.

FIRST RACE-Selling; purse. 500: three
year-olJs and upward Six furOngs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-06

/ Hall. 18Th. ! day from 1901 n. m. oct 4:
Charles Miller. ?2d. days rom g .. m. Oct.
10: g. g. Cunningham. 9th. I cay rom
p M oct. 6. n. A. Bowe. som. ! day from
= q. m. Oct. Z j. J Kearns. IAN. DAYS
from n. m. oct 3. Charles McGOvern. lJ0tn'
DAYS from p. m, oct. }. Anthony o1r0ne,
l5Sth. I 10y from 1901 a. m. Oct. 2. Charles
N1rz. ifisi. ! DAY from a m. sept. %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-06
SPARKLE WATTS
WINS RICH STAKE
Pop GeerS Drives Jones
Horse to Victory on
Lexington Track.

-, Lexington, Oct. 5.-Thc victory Of
frank q. Jonos's Sparkle Watts. driven
enE the veteran Pop" Geers. in the
So'UVo two-year-old Trotting Futurity
marked inc programme of the opening
gay OF the Grand Circuit meeting on
we grounds of the Kentucky Trotting
/ horse Breeders Association to-day.
=, After losing the first heat TO General
French Geers came back IN the second
and won IN driving finish. repeating
IN the third, a neck in front of Native
Spirit
kythmell, owned by Senator David
Tod, of Youngstown. Ohio. won the
/ $4,000 Walnut Hall and $500 gold cup
IN straight heats, and her best time
&;OI WAS new record for the race.
Margaret Drulcn. in the third neat,
trottcd faster than the worlds record
time Tor four year-old FLIES, going the
mile in 2:04i..
The 2:09 pace resulted in an easy
straight heat victory for Jaystone. The
2:O9 trot was unfinished, Lizzie Brown,
Oakdale and Tommy Horn taking heat
each.
The summaries follow:
WALNUT hill CUP - TEOTTING cl2
CLASS or JUNE THREE ~ FIVE
VAIL b.. $1,000.
Evthm,u. b.A M. by rhythmic
tShaubl -.......... -..... ............ / /
Margaret Druicn. h. m. ,covi ........... > . 3
l,rirhton D.. b. =. MuThyl ............ 3
King 'i1u~mdu br. D. M, Mahon) Gee. o.
Ecrtha Cary. br m. tpc RYDER ....... 4
bennington, ch. %. Wi,hcrSonl.. ........ {, o
henrietta c.. D.. m. di. Thomas'...... dis
Nctioshcy. br % ,Mcpondldl ......... dis
Timc -.o5', -.o'i.. -.oi'.
TIRE TUTrHTY-FoR TWo-YEAE-oLD
TEOTTEES-TW ~ THEEE-NALJE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-06
View Coaches for Stevens.

ate, a. .'e'ens "Tcch" football team
'rdsy W, VII reverse at West Point on Sat
sse6 d;s. DC whipped into shape along
"a hss setent lines. The athletic couu-
lore e,.,Sgured the assistance Of two
ngb M uSale coaches TO bring the
'et!eI condition and to pei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-06
BUSINESS CHANCES.

wANTED-An ideai Who can think OF som.
simple thing TO patent? Protect your tdess
they may bring you wealth. Write for
Needed Inventions ana ia :, o let Your
Patent and Your Money" Rsn.olph & Com.
pADy Pstsnt AttornSSa WA.h.. u, -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-06
BRONX COUNTY
COUNTY COURT.

He.lerstein IE,rgonen Poarlman&G |E'aeeIos
Trial Term GIBBS, j.
80 day calendar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-06
REFEREES APPOINTED.

supreme 'Ourt ORD, y.
BTCmmer/ Burus-P i MCGrath.
q Tr/Ahcrnan-M NJ Wyrcll.
BY IEGEEICH. j.
koeruer/ Saglimbene-W J Clahiil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-06
BUSINESS NOTICES.

MuitISraph Letters. 200 Sl3o.k 900
81 u. 10 90. s.. prompt O X. Weathertord
nC Nassau. Room I0oS Phone BsekElsn sSJs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-06

mo Ir1W Tor the NT7I TOOn0 IS y
foIlows. Crowcll VS.. i. r. Pope, HaIneS
vs. Foster .. Hall IS. Clifford, Hills a.
byc. Logan Us. Hawthorne, DALEY VS..
5is[dfr Iaux vs.. Davis. Bcuzinger vs..
Ircse Reachlcr rs. Murray. Clements
49, paIston. Roth q bye, Haywood Us.
ovens, Campbell VS. Parrish. Finn VS..
FIaurh. Lavcrty VS.. Hediey. +. ). Pope
~ Frod Hall.
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feet its team work Henry, who played
quarterback. and Jimmy Myers are the
new coaches.
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RECEIVERS APPOINTED

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Court OF APPEALS.
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RURAL REGISTRATION
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COURT CALENDARS
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REFEREE APPOINTED.

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QUEENS COUNTY
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DISTRICT COURT.
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