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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-28
Buyers arriving In New York may reg
lister in this column by teiephoning
Beekman 5000.

BALTIMORE f. Hurst & Co: J. II. Wells.
ladies ready -to-Wear; No. IS East 18th.
BALTlMORE-Baltimore Bargain House s.
Irautman. millinery. No S54 Fourth ave.
Cumberland
BALTiMORE-Stevart & Co: J. T. McWeeny.
ladies' ready to-wear; No. PA Church.
BUFFALO-W Hengerer Co: p. l. Hengerer.
notions; No. .li Church
CHICAGO-L. FEEDER. dry goods. notions and
furnishing goods. Wellington
CHltAGO-Chicaso Mercantile Co: r. J.
Pnelan. ladies' hats. No. SCI Broadway.
CONTAMINATION Ach Co., l.. Z Ach.
millinery; No 6-l Broadway.
CLENELAND-L ". Marks CO.. l.. NJ. Marks,
ladies' ready -to-wear; Claridge.
DELAWARE. OHIO-Mark Co. Mrs. H.
Mark. drygoods York.
LITTLE ROCK-LOewenberg Co: l.. Loeven-
berg ladies' ready-to-year, No. Il West ed
Coilingwood.
NORTH ADAMS. MASS futile & Bryant
Co: =. A. Bryant. drygoods y. X. Bryant
drygoods; Navarro
OSNEGO y Wv. H. Pulver. drygoods
cloaks and notions: Navarro.
lLADELPHIA-Hirast Rogers Co: Is
Hirst. carpets. Martinique
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-28
ATHLETIC LEAGUE BOWLING
New York A. G. Drops Into Tie
for Lead with Roseville.

Through losing two games in the Ath-
letic Bowling League series on the alleys
OF the Columbian Club IN East Orange,
last night. the New York Athletic Club
dropped into a tie with Roseville for
the lead.
The games stood one each when the de
cisve test came around. and il was nip
and tuck all the way Blachley, Downs
and Kempe striking out and making the
Columbian total 16 pins better than that
of the visitors. At Elizabeth the home
combination won two from Newark Bay.
uhe scores folloU-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-28
l0PLAY FOR LESLEY
CUP AT BALTUSROL
calender % and Is Dates
Set for Annual Tri-
state Golf Tilt.
No CHANGES LIKELY
IN THE CONDITIONS
,,;or;tv of Out-of- Town Players
Favor Foursomes, Despite
Opposition.

..r,ber % ana % are the dates Sc
"a tor the annual tri-state matches for
pob,rt ". Lesley cup, and he scene
-,, \. the links Of the Baltusrol GOLF
'"a, Frederick II. Thomas. secretary
,hs Metropolitan Golf Association
IA. an announcement to this effect last
hight. ... 49,.
-, han settled, but recent Developments
..,d 10 show that there will be no change
,..,, last wear. There is plenty OF time
o, that" said Mr.. Thomas.
mas been customary 10 have the teams
,,cb do not hold the cup TO meet the
s-., day foursomes being run off in the
~o,,,np and individual contests I'm the
,rernoon for points. on the day follow
T., the winners meet the cup holders FOR
,o..ssslon Of the trophy during the year
a, Rrookllne last fall the Massachusetts
combination won.
During the last few months there has
,.,n discussion regarding the substitution
n four ball matches for foursomes, and
o,, OF the most ardent advocates OF the
,hsngs has been Walter J. Travis. The
p.nnsyNania Golf Association has Of
sd,lly voted in favor of the foursomes,
vhns in this district the majority Of the
,l,yers have expressed their opinion in
N unofficial poll as favoring four ball
catches. In Massachusetts,, however, they
hyor foursomes.
According TO the deed Of gift. the presi-
dents OF the three associations must vote
unanimously before conditions can he
changed. and although no official action
has been taken Herbert Jacques, the Mas
sachusetts president. has declared himself
strongly opposed 10 any change
All OF the officers and committee chair
men OF the Fox Hills Golf Club have been
chosen for the coming year. At the recent
annual meeting of the club the following
directors were elected Joseph J. O'Dono-
hue. IT,. Gustav W. Lembeck, George +.
FaWcett. Colonel Hugh O'Donoghue,
John Slater Edward Morrison. William V.
creighton, Hubert Gardiner, e. Maurie
Ptsey. J. 6. Primrose, +. s. Powell. jr..
". W. Van Loan. H. w. Pearson, NJ. J.
Grsmmont and Charles W. Saacke.
Joseph J. O'Donohue, jr., was re-elect-
Cd president and George +. Fawcett sec
retary and treasurer John Slater was
chosen vice-president J. Harold Slater
viii once more arrange the clubs COM
rettivc schedule. and has already made
anans cments for the annual invitation
Dgnament 10 be run off June II. u and
slater's associates Will be Chisholm
Beach. H. S Payne. Charles w Saacke
and Thomas d. CcnrOy.
j. 5. Primrose has been appointed
chairman Of the green's committee. a place
he assumed last year WREN p. W. Pogson
became i'll and found il necessary to seek
health in New Mexico Many inquiries
have been made regarding the condition
OF Poison. and IL can be said that he has
completely recovered and expects to re-
Turn 10 this city in May. Primrose's asso-
GATES have not been chosen as yet. l.. NJ.
Posey heads the house committee and
Colonel O'Donoghue the admissions COM
mittee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-28
A LAST CALL FOR
BOWLING ENTRIES
New York and Brooklyn Likely to
Make Good Showing at
National Tourney.

Atlantic City, y. j. March o7.-Unless
all bowlers have their entries for the ma
tional championships at Atlantic City in
the mails by midnight tonight they will
not be eligible to compete in the big tour
nament which begins a week from
Wednesday, 1t is the last call.
All day yesterday Major Gage, the ma
tional secretary. worked like a Trojan
scheduling teams whose entries came to
hand in the mails. The situation in New
York and Brooklyn has greatly improved
and the showing Will lie better than it
seemed a day or two ago. Evidently the
New Workers have stirred themselves
rather than make a ridiculous showing
for such a big city.
More than two dozen cities will have
teams in line, and almost every state east
Of the Mississippi will be represented.
Special cars have been chartered by sew
eral New York clubs. while Philadelphia
will send some OF its thirty teams on spe-
cial trains Some of the boWlers Of the
Western cities from which twenty or
more make the trip will have their own
cars
On Monday the intricate schedules will
be completed and sent to the printer
Major Gage has finished the task Of ar
ranging a thousand and one details for
the running OF the big tournament. in
which more than 1,5O0 bowlers from al
parts of the country will compete.
The championship tournament begins on
Wednesday, April 8, and runs three
weeks. The annual convention Of the Ma
tional Bowling Association will be held
at the Columbia Hotel on April Is, and
there will be no scheduled games during
the meeting. The Easter season at the
seashore promises TO be the most brilliant
in history, and 10 this the bowlers VIII
l..-r, flil.r .I..t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-28
RALPH VICTOR AT
POCKET BILLIARDS
Beats Keogh by Wide Mar
gin in Match and Hur-
ries Off to West.

Edward Ralph, of Hightstown. y. j.. won
Jerome Keogh. Of Rochester last night at
Doyle's l2d street academy, scoring his
1,c0Oth ball while Keogh had gathered $50.
The winner gets the 500 purse offered by
John Doyle and the entire gate receipts
for the week the match has been in prog
ress. Keogh gets nothing.
Ralph played exceptional pocket pill
liards in the evening game, clearing the
table three times and getting his block OF
100 balls in the eleventh frame. Keogh
could total only Al during the same period.
No shot appeared too difficult for Ralph,
who rarely missed, no matter how intri-
cate the combinations that confronted
him. and his safety playing was always
an enigma TO keogh, who seemed in poor
form
In the afternoon game Ralph won by a
score Of 100 balls to 81.
As soon as he had scored his final shot
Ralph packed his cues and grip and
headed for the Pennsylvania Station,
where he took the midnight train for
Kansas City, where he is scheduled to
play Benny Allen, worlds champion at
pocket billiards, for the title on Wednes-
day.
The score in the afternoon game fol-
lows:
Ralph-Ii. a. Is, o. s, 10. 3. S. 1. 7, s, 4,
4 ID. Total 1913 balls, scratches, g. net total,
100 balls: grand total. 900 balls; high run. =
Keogh-O. o, I, II. g. f. II, g. 13, I, o. 10.
10 o Total 81 balls; scratches. 4; net total.
s. balls: grand total. 100 balls high run 10.
Referee Edward Reynolds.
EVENING GAME
Ralph-O. .. II. a. IL, IA. TO- T. s, -, !.
Total. 100 balls: scratches, o; net total. 100
balls: grand total. 900 balls; high run, 81
Keogh-l4 .. q. O. ., q, 4. 10 8. o. %. Total.
Al balls. scratches o; net total, Al balls; grand
total. $50 balls. high run. II.
Teefevoe- Edward GRAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-28
Princeton Crews on Water

Princeton y j., March E-Seven
Princeton eight-oared crews took to the
water on Lake Carnegie this afternoon
FOR the first time this year
The late spring has retarded the work
for more than two weeks beyond the
usual time. since it had been Impossible
TO launch the shells before to-day on ac-
count OF the ice.
The boating Of the varsity boat was as
follows: Winants. bow Swart, No. 2
McKibben, No. 3. Quimby. No. 4: Hehron'
40. &: Pyne. 40. 8. Briggs. No. Z, Put
nam. stroke. and Sykes. coxswain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-28
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY.

Albany, March 1.-THE following incor-
porations were filed to-day with the Sec
rotary of State:
The Type Iii Manufacturing Company sym
euse; deal in disk planners. machinery $1,000
syria Carl Gahrleson and Frank &. stan
ley. - racuse.
Denmead Audit Company Manhattan. 50 Ooo.
Harry r. Denmead, No. Sc Guion street, New
Rochelle; Melville y. Parker New York. Rich
ard 5. Locke, Flushing
The Travellers company, Manhattan. deal
in leather goods. 5000. Millicent 9. Morgan,
No $50 Riverside Drive. New York William
York
Mary ". Irwin. No I West 39th street, New
York: William NJ Baldwin and Katharine W
D. Herbert New York.
Euclid Motor Car Company. Manhattan:
$4,000: Emil J.. kalkhof. No. 20 Broad
street. New York: NJ X Cowie ana Howard
NJ Plowman. New York
Samuel r. Ssson Lumber Company, syria
cuse: $4,000; Samuel b ssson. Syracuse +.
L. Sisson. Edmund II. Lewis. syracuse.
The Underwood Boiling Corporation, Hud-
son: general bottling mineral. 10000 Joseph
Rosenberg Hudson; Hyman Miller, \. Gold
Tie Brockport Cold Storage COMPANY.
Brockport. general cold storage warehouse and
preservation food products 5000; Charles 5.
Williams Brockport, Ben II. lfeni0n, clifford
Morgan. Brockport.
Dorothy Investing Company. Manhattan; s..
New York Frederick " Gilbert Esther y.
Fleck, New York.
Teer Realty company. Manhattan; $1,000
Julia Bachrach, 10. l. East Goth street, New
York: Sanger Partegas Isaac Rosenstock New
York
Woodbine Realty Company. Rochester. $50
000; Stephen Zieinski. Rochester Joseph f.
DOYLE Frances Szozepansh. Rochester
/enas Distributing Corporation Manhattan
S25 600. France Hamilton, No. l52 West 2lst
street New York; AlOnzo Clelyer, Portland
Ore J. W Buckley. New York
East side Iron Works. BrOrx 5000: Samuel
Rubin. No 1860 Fnday avenue, New York.
Norris Berkowtz liza SUssman. New York
Burchen. clark * Logan, Manhattan. gen
eral mercantile auditing. 1000; Durwsrd =
Rurchel No ll9 Broadway New YOrs George
s. Iiarrall. Mount Vernon. Mlilicent l.. Bur
che New YORK
The ]. e. Kraus cast Store Works. Manha,-
tan 5000. Bertram Bodenhemer No 90 West
lith street. New York; Irene Banchhelc.
Brooklyn: J. Lewis Lindner. New York.
Elias Weingart Manhattan. deal In novel
tics; $1,000; SUstave Apfelbaum. 80. IS West
34th street. New York Jack Apfelbaum. Elias
VeinRart. New York.
.. =. Lunch Company. Manhattan: So cH;
Aaron Chinitz. No 10 West 18th street. New
York: Rose Chinitz. Barnett Cmnltz. New
York
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INCORPORATED AT TRENTON
fBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune

Trenton, March N.-The following New
Jersey charters we're filed to-day.
Arlington Pearl Company. Newark pearl
goods and novelties 81. 90 Erick A. Hedherg.
Arlington. Louis Randolph. Aaron Cohen.
Newark
John s. Menagh Company. jersey CITY. hard -
ware. $4,000. John s. Nenagh, Frank T..
Nenagh, william !. Matteson. Jersey city.
Central Lumber Company, West Hoboksn.
lumber; 700: Sadie \. Gardiner Weehswkcn.
Frank pasquella, Emerson; Grace Y. Shovel.
Elizabeth.
non alne Spc'iaty tomT any, ocean CHy.
general merchandise. SO 900: b. Moore Dom.
inc DE Bendictis. Philadelphia. Fred Pondere
ocean City.
Newark. waste material: 81 0O0. william J.
Msher Cornelius Koopman, Paterson. stanley
g. Nortleck. Glen Rock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-28
hAHANAMOKU SAVES
GIRLS LIFE TWICE
Orlves Shark Away and Later
Pulls Her Out of the Surf
Unconscious.

san Francisco. March 27-Twice in ono
q! Duke kahanamoku. Of Honolulu.
nVN' S champion swimmer. saved the
aie Of Miss Add.e Dunbar. according TO
80 ioid by the young woman on her
''uaFsaI here Yesterday from Hawaii
VINE swimming at Waikiki Miss Dun
~ says. she was attacked by a shark.
G,,..- .enoku swan TO her rescue and
DivFe the shark away.
VI Few hours later. while surf riding.
s,. las Ounoars boat capsized and she was
,ytH Oh the head by the gunwale and
..nneIfd unconscious Again the Duke
ne beach ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-28
MAY DECREASE DIRECTORS
New Haven Plans Vote on
Smaller Board Hereafter.

New Haven. March Finder the call
for meeting OF the stockholders OF the
New Haven Railroad. issued to-day. 90
act upon the agreement OF the directors
with the Attorney General of the United
States to place its subsidiary holdings In
the hands of trustees. the prop A.on is
also made that the board of ~ ctors
consist of not less than fifteen nor moro
''-r vents three
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-28
Fordham Nine TO Take Field.

The Fordham university baseball team
will play its first game this afternoon at
Fordham Field. Third avenue and 11th
street Brooklyn College will be the OPP
posing nine.
on account OF lack OF practice. Jim
Robertson. the Maroon coach, is still UNI
decided about the lineup.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-28
Calf y Pocket Billiards n Soccer 4 Other SPORTS
TRAVIS HOLES OUT IN ONE
Hagan Wins in Open Golf Tour
ney at Pinehurst.

Pinehurst. y. G.. March 27.-Walter
lIagan. professional. of Rochester. y. Y,
and Parker w Whittemore amateur. of
Brookline, Mass. won first place in the
annual amateur-professiona 36-hole. 4
ball medal play golf tournament here to-
day with score OF 40
Walter j. Travis, former international
golf champion. to-day made the seven
teenth hole Of the No . course in I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-28
Lawmakers See Cobb Play.

:, arson Miss. March fly cobb and
we Detroit Americans defeated the New
.''4ns Southern League team here to-
s1y By score OF 2 to 0.
",'Hioefs Of the Mississippi Legislature
~" a recess and attended the game in a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-28
Washington & Lee Wins Again

Lexington, Va. March 2.-Washngton
and Ice scored enough runs IN one inn
ing-the third-to again defeat Lafayette
to-day, the score Of the second game
OF the series being 10 4.
Carson was wild at the start. but
braced i'm hts work and did not allow
a hlf after the third
The score by innings follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-28
WADE H. COOPER INDICTED
Bankers Charges Against JUS
tice Wright Called Libel.

IFFUlIl IT rIUuflH butbau-
Washington. March 27.-An indictment
charging criminal libel was returned by
the grand Jury to-day against Wade II.
Cooper. president of the United States
Savings Bank. who recently filed charges
OF misconduct in Office against Justice
Daniel Thew Wright. of the Supreme
Court OF the District OF Columbia.
Cooper was arrested on a bench war
rant. but was released on $500 bond.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-28
Yale Swimmers Elect Captain

New Haven. March 2I-The Yale
swimming team tonight elected II. sum
iners. Of Springfield. Ohio. captain for next
year. Archibald McLelsh. OF Glencoe, H.,
was elected manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-28
- iAfAs
MARCH q.
Manhattan.


ment was filed
MARCH O.
Manhattan.
OConnel James j. and Johanna-B. William
son, Dec. :. lgl3 s2Si o..
Poggenburg, George r. We. c. Pomeroy'
July 7. 1910: s222 II.
Poansky. Isaac. Reznik; Dec. is. 1911
Si9S 81
Ssme-Same: May q. 1910. s.. 800 50
New York Evening Journal Publishing Col
j. Demos March Il. 1914; sl,l6t y.
Rauch, Samuel and Nathan Goodmsn-People.
etc; March is. 1914 Wacated) $500.
Goldberg Abraham-A. Trefny; Sept. q, 1913
vacated. 81 642 o.
Rosenbatt. Herman Plymouth Rubber Co,
March 10. 1914 WacateD: 1854 a
Koch Co.. Brooklyn. inc.-Strawgate & Lotem-
berg. Inc; March "a 1914 si7s IS.
F'leschcr. Oslas-J. Spiro ct al; Aug "A. ls9s'
$2Nl IS
Barney. Morris-People etc; Sept. -. 1918
cancelled; 1900.
La Ben. Maurice. and Aron We!nberger-Peo-
pie etc March ! 1914 81 600
Mason seaman Transportation Co.'S. Treeger:
May - 1918 reversed. i5ll So
Maher. James S.-B. Campbell ct al Dec. -,
1905 i96S o.
Feggele. Joseph, and Parry Unger-M ~
Clement. May 9, 1909 cancelled. $500
Ceruss Michael An. Cspobrsnco, Jan 7.
1913. 1922 4.
unger Harry :. FTaum; Oct 4. 1909 cancelled;
1902 u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-28
BUYERS NOW IN THE CITY
Out-ofTown Visitors Here to Look Over Offerings OF
Local Wholesale Dealers.

Observation-Disclosures & Co.: Miss NJ a.
Leech gloves; J. A. Robertson, dress soois
and silhs: No. IA Church.
ST. LOUIS-Stix. Baer & Fuller Drygoo1s
Company: Miss e. Barck millinery: No al
West 80 street.
ST LOUIS-Jscob Fraley 4 Co: J. Fraisy,
woollens and trimmings; Longacre.
ST. PAUL-Noyelty Cloak and Suit Company
l. Silyerstein, coats, suits and dresses NO
ll5l Broadway.
SEATTLE. Panton COMPANY; w, Martin.
domes,ics. hannes, linens and blankets; No.
81 Union square: York.
SYRACUSE-E. " Edwards & SON; J. J.
Diamond. domestics. tannels, linens, et:. /.
Martinique; {. \. David. upholstery goods
Nallick.
TERRE HAUTE-S Stauch Company l.
Cohen. coats and suits; No ll6l Broadway.
TOLEDO-Thompson- Hudson Company; Miss
VI. 4 Murray. muslin. underwear and IN
fanis wear: No 50 Union square
TROl-M p. Gold. hosiery and underwear;
Continental.
WASHINGTON-H Kaufman Company; p. {.
Kaufman. furnishing goods and clothing;
Cumberland
WILLIAMSPORT PENN Il. l. Never & Co;
/. : Meyer piece goods Herald Square.
WOOSTER. OHIO-H Friedander a Co; u.
Friedlander, gencral merchandise; WOOL
ward
GAINESVILLE. OHIO Gallagher Hat Store; l.
G. Gallagher. hats and caps. Churchill.
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international Advertising Cc-same. *i25 ~
hoffman. Martin-Ssme. $265 81.
Kalamien Iron clad Woodworks same.
>2Ji 81
MonnOck Charles T-Same S265 81.
Morse, Edward-Same. S4s3 81.
Tho Bronx.
Boduky. Frank-The Security Bank OF New
York S34s 81
Ciayareln. Michele-F. Albano, 500 II.
Kahn, Jack HI. cummins. 1897 %.
Levy. Benjamin NJ :. Noise, $3.50 %.
Ostro Construction Co. A. Mccarthy
S35S i3
Rosenberger samuel and Harry Feler-
sound Realty Co, sJ56 90
Nalentini, George-H Hilchenbach. SEAS %
White Hod Elevator Co.-New York Siison
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-28
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.

The following judgments for amounts OF
more than 500 were filed yesterday, the
first name being that Of the debtor:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-28
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name is that OF the debtor the sec
ment was filed.
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Albany, March 1.-THE following lncor-
porations were filed to-day with the Sec
rotary of State
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-05-15

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