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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-10
APPRAlSAlS OF ESTATES,

HARRY GOLDMAN. manufacturer OF rsincoa's
(June a. 1879, net tSl.2H. Mrs. Sarah Gold
man wife receives the household goods. valued
Al sll25. and the Tcsidusry estate 1851 sI
Institutions received 500 each. Blanche Den
bosl,y daughter 1924. and the following sons ana
daughters received Sl02gi each: Simon Goldman.
Beatrice Goldman. Jennie Goldman. Retta Cod
man Moses Goldman. Diana Goldman and Mara
Goldman Assets. Equity !2.s0l IN two lots
the east SIDE Of TAGtfOrd ay.. Brooklyn; equity
Si 800 In 522 " lJlst ST., appraised al Sjl .VO0.
equity Slf62S IN 2G3 +. 10Th 81, appraised al s3i
600. equity So S55 IN k99 +. 1871 st.. appraised
an sos 600 equity 81 .6l2 IN 525 Bedford u. Brook
iyn appraised al sll.j00: deposits. 81 e6l mort
cages and claims. S27,sAS. life Insurance. $4,000
100 shares II Goldman Co. $50. and per
Mrs. RosINA DIETZ (Dec. II. 1910: net.
500 $50. TO EsyeIla Van Lueck. daughter. II given
sal go. Elsie Simon. daughter. t2l3sO, ana Hugo
rictL son, $3.50. Referring 10 the bcques TO
Hugo Dletz the will read: Ms said son has been
,ery di,obedenl and dsrespectiul toward me. and
he caused me many days Of misery and unhAppi'
ness my son having gOne 30 far a. to assault me /:
snd IL Is because of these facts that Oequesth TO
nv said son Hugo, but the said sum Of $50.
The assets we're Deposits, 81 personally. 36J5:
m0rtgage,. Sj5,7S3 and bonds, t.03'.
Mrs KATE ROSE ;. ELSON dan. 6. 1919 ::
pei' SilSS4 Frank II. Els0n. husband. Is the
Beneficiary. Asses; Personal effects 500. AMI
FRANK vACCARo tNo,. 10. 1919 total estate.
depo,i,, and personally. N267S. net P.il -Four
daughters we're the benenriaries The retail Liquor
bu,Iuess owned By docedcnt, a. sd e. and Third
sy WAS sold FOR A.i4l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-10
BTJSINESS LEASES
TN VARIOUS ZONES
Talking Machine Company Gets
Big Space in Lewisohn
Building-Other Rentals.

A, anartment house building opera
ton involving S1,750,O00 will probably
he tho outcome in the near future
through the sale yesterday OF the
northwest corner Of West End Avenue
and Seventy-ffth Street.
The site is now occupied by seven
dwellings,. which were purfhaSeu
through Slawson g. HOBBS ~ !ne
Rraltv Company of America, OF which
Franklin Petit is president. he
bcuses at 32l, 323. 325 and 327 west
End Avenue were bought from MIS- MIS-
Frank Bradley; also the one at 3o1
West Seventy-ffth StIeet. The house
st 3O5 West Seventy-ffth Street was
purchased from Mrs. Clara BgcEnell,
and The adjoining one at 3o' Wesl
Seventv-fifth Street from Mrs. Dasey
I. Hutchinson. . -,
The combined plot has frontage Of
So feet on West End Avenue and it|
Foot in West Seventy-ffth Street It's
Mir location makes it splendidly
aJapted for a high class apartment
house II is in section surrounded
bv dne dwelling houses and Will ENJOY
southern exposure. Directly opposite
y, the south side of Seventy-i,tth
street. are a number OF detached
C,ycIIino houses which were built by
irdjvidual owners from plans BY I; H.
T. Gilbert. They were erected oy mar
yey Murdoch, the builder.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-10
TRAVIS AND LARNED WIN
Elk Secretary Knox Not So
Lucky on the Links.

Palm Beach, Fla, Feb. 9.-There are
six metropolitan golfers left in the
South Florida golf championship as
result of the first round of match play
w. Travis, of Garden City, and W..
A. Larned, of Baltusrol, the former
lawn tennis champion, will meet to-
morrow. Both won sheir matches easily
today. J. r. Hyde, of South Shore,
twice a winner of the South Florida
tide, had narrow escape at the hands
of ], c. Davies. II. NJ. Forrest of Lake
wood, went to the seventeenth green
before he won over II. L. Loudon' OF
81 John Wood, of Baltusrol, holed
an approach on the twentieth hole Tor
a2 win in the second fight, while T. c.
Knox, former Secretary Of State lost
fiqht A. II. Revell, of Chicago, de-
feated jason Rogers, Of Rumson' up
and to go.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-10
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with amount Of mortgage and name aHu
OF attorney
FEBRUARY Q.

with amount Of mortgage anu "A'"e -
OF attorney
FEBRUARY Q.
oo.,o CT ls7.sn 81 James ct, 50Iloe; @
en msr,smsn to May Fuller March 81 is SSo
sttys sGitsr stelnkamp. lig NASSAU ss,sS. snIois
HoUsTGs 81 q a iS5 ss.sS kari =
and ano' trustees o. ErP9s,haT 4; dec ascd 81 COO
TIesE % e 10 si'So o. s' awaS cor aii6 s.
40 s9iii /; May IL, 1907; Johnson 70 ION
Sined real Estate interests; atty Aug si1 oSS
oI 81 ~ ins between Sd and .h avs and eetTs.0
SIN and ssth SITS and fronting On ~ sc"h 90. 5sy
y S GigtG n G Icy 'asi Sslsd g s6ip@sn
and ano eIg Of ps39E's + So. .i'OSS
N ss9 e y i'.o ~ Greenwich St. glIss fI
PARK Realty Co 20 Bell Dec e isiI s,s a o3a
% a. II cor oG eth st. 81 srs7: Wentworth Holding
81 i5i5 t. ATM Amej So6n 400 81 -, 80
H E:I IL, e e z 7G Ga t sSa
= sslaS fsi R to Kat. sty Meyer, S SSS
so HH' Sr, cav 9Th $40 8: oS, T. Is e.
.o1a ST ,a s22.iO 9Th s,. q. loIl9o.5: Jan e;
5@i P. 1i!oa ay ..F b s'S Holmes. g LIZ
siIT4 ST. nawss ssIo.T Nay Is, 1908: Ger;
n.al saws Bk TO Minnie B!aheharu' aIx ne oe S
74Tn ST 2silH I Riverside 81 PhI To .Oj Sy
*, 1918: .,y. { r CSjj .,n &i5SYI9so
g6TH ST. 300 W.. 8. ZlI!OSz; Apni u, tyi5 -
Hannemsnn Hospital 10 II seymour; atty; - q
sir ST is a'. oISeS; s ARaI a. u ls' x.i.
Ks1ney; atty Q 4 ~ az 80 81, 1924 Il. sSs
100 II: I Drummer and sno To Birnhaum and
Gno: FEB 70. 1901; atty. A Bloch % NA@s.a az 81
,iars ST. = W cor 5th az 3ssIl6o Il: Nc
Manus ( son 10 L NJ Co: July 70 ivy s
usrs 81. =. Is Lexington a, aiii9oll
20 1907 A Zadek et al TO Aisms,
49, y \ Root il9 Nassau 81; . ss.9y'
1917 81. 22si , q, a. 20 iisI P,c t.
aJi and ano: Jan 20. 1914: atty kose.hpe "
-, % reII ROW; 1870 v Park aL So L I2sih s..
q "1ssil Rate Van ydn TO FIsnAiih
Fs6 S. 1914, atty. II stuart - b"sS ., .,o
,,s1g ST IS. 100 Ans,srdam Az IS :Iss II.
80 W i96th 81, q Hors,mssn , an1 arc 70
Kabs Keller. rs B"O' WV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-10
WABASH PLAN TO
BE ISSUED SOON
S2S,000,000 To Be Raised by
$50 Assessments. S. Kear-
ney May Be President.

The Joint conference committee rep
resenting bondholders of the Wabash
Railroad has about completed its labors
in the drawing up of reorganization
plan, and according TO information OBJ
tanned yesterday from a thoroughly re-
liable source the plan will be an
nounced this week.
Chiefly, 1t provides for the raising Of
between S27, 100000 and S2S,O00,0O0 new
capital from an assessment of $50 a
share on both the common and pre-
ferred stocks. in return for which the
shareholders will get new stock.
The plan further provides that if the
stockholders fail TO pay the assessment
the reorganization expenses viii fall
upon the bondholdeTs. Fixed charges
of the com Dany are to be scaled down
TO about 100000 a year, or 10 per
cent of the annual gross earnings. The
Wabash plan, which was abandoned
last fall because of the then existing
financial conditions, called for cash re-
quirements of approximately 10000
600. The increase called for by the
present scheme is said to be due to the
improvement in the monetary situa-
ton.
An important meeting of Wabash
directors will be held soon, at which 1t
is believed a president will be elected
Those in close touch with the COM
pany's affairs said yesterday that he
would be a man who had not been much
in the public eye. but nevertheless an
experienced operating man who had
been with "a hard luck" property.
While the road is still in receivership
he will have the title of co-receiver as
we'll as president if the court approves
the choice.
Wall Street believes the man IS f 5.
Kearney. vice-president of the Texas &
Pacific, which, as well as the Wabash, Is
known as one of the Gould roads.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-10
Auction Offerings To- day.

The ,onoutng parcels will be offered today IN
the yesey ST. saltsroom
b. Samuel MARI.
I'D ST. 1913 W rs co,sTeq wt A.: CHM GiTn
.,iys' Dotson. ref: due. H9f'f o. .
monTGoafRY ST 20 60 i:oI H.nry St, IL gi ~
et,'Sr,g siy school. Metropoit1n SSN Do Do
80 A IA Safas0hn Il al; ; a w nu'. .
sttys. r DAudson ref. due 'Il.'-0 80 'Ai'''
etc tllj 80.
By D. p. Ingraham Co
-e-u Ct iss l. - % Lexington az lsyI
20" - dwI;: Is Welles e a! ast X hsahe
=, al: q Nod atty: " Larremofe fe'' dus '''''
90 10. taxes. etc, t-ss.
By Joseph r. Day.
,uru ST. Sc E. es PARK AZ. lbIIo IL . ~
49,. Fi.nknD saVEs Bank AT Belle BloSh c. a /,
a. N Powell H. atty. ! COIN. rri. dIe' o.
e,i al ta1es etc. sl6s 30.
Al The BrUEI Exchange:
By Joseph p. Day.
MELVILLE Az 1913 ;. tls9 Van Nest ~.
s,iV0. Ftshhl saw Bl.t AIT HeEzAno 81 a.
Il "a Doughty atty: 7 HASset rei' a1e' ~
as a.. taIes. etc. siis s.
BY J. II. Mayors.
VAN ntsJ Az, $50. y 0. 20 v Garteld q. -9iloyi
= Bufler Il Al. eIrs. at Brown e. a. -
,o-r.r atty: u l. Coin. rel daf. 'a''' w.
81 ltg 70.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-10
New York Turn Verein
Gets GymnaStic Meet

The gymnastic committee Of the Met
ropolitan Association has decided to
hold the championship meet at the New
York Turn Verein, Eighty-fifth Street
and Lexington Avenue, on Tuesday
evening, March 16.
The national championship commit
tee, through President Frederick w.
Ruben, has arranged with the Metro
politan Association committee to hold
at the same time the all-Eastern try
out for gymnasts to select an all
around man who will be sent to the
meet to be held on March 26 and p in
San Francisco at the exposition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-10
Realty Notes.

The West side TaTpayers AssociauSn O. VII T nIu
meeting at Heinebuud Hal -o' "'''
fourth strcet tomorrow evening. Ian o,
watSy i wcstergei has placed ,oa,. oSp tS o
Sl25 OJu on the six storJ apartment eos W,,, itad
= Bui'dlng Company at 5lS TO o-E "e'' i'-'
Street lO1rlpJ feet 1,.,.d rsntaI Of
Eeyion rrerCs viii pay a sTaausiieu nroicsr for
s2J 900 10 Sig 500 year 70 MlcnseI piei.', ~
Inc si1 sory building the southwest cYf ne ,S S
Tifb A,cnue and Fifty-third Street lesser w .,e
$3.50 ~. tsst Fesn The lease. recorded yesterday.
~ ny, term OF twenty one yeais aad Two moH'S
i'9 Tbs RSrlin Renting Agency has been sppolnted
gent for Plymouth Court new ete'SI ,ls,o,
ment house al Tooth street anu fO''
". Warner. rs. estate manager % b.en elected
bo+nugh Rspid Transit Company, mas o,e, a., -.
", ashe. ~ the executive committee OF ue Ne'
York Building Managers AssociIuoSH: IN the sals
l.; D. i,nrtbsssi corner Of Convent Avenue aill
IAN street, a three story aTd VXflIIsm = Greg,
nTv This was generally coneede1 70 .S w ,Dd
private dwelling house In Hamilton , u Iscob H.
va, erected by tie well knoNh Oui'Ns''
H,Ii,er Tor his own Occupancy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-10
INrIIk.,IsHED APARTMENTS.
WEST SIDE
sO5 WEST 45TH STREET.
1884 Rooms and Bath.

Morris to Germanls Fire ms Co. 8? WILLIAM s.
FEB o due as per bond atty Z q fohb ss IoSs
ISIS, : S p CO: atty Fowler. 60 Wall g a.,
ssrH ST. IS, 5lis . ID az ls.sIIIt: WIT
man 10 NJ Bremen. Palisade, Jan ~
. yrs. D C.: atty. J Lawrence. H. Rector 81:
18TH ST. $. ?co " Sd az. 25IloOli; lS7 East
llSth st Corpn TO y Title ins Co. req s,S 6oS
I7ssITfH ST. rs rs " Northern A., 5eIi9si Dayton
Inpt Co 20 City Mtg Co. Is Wall 81; req q ue
nand. p c: atty. + snow 10 wan az 400
SAME PROPERTY; same to W somme,yille tot
Riverside Drive. Feb tprior mtg si1'o0Vi G aas
Feb 4. 1918: p c: atty Il ''' '''''''
The Bronx.
sARRErTo ST. Va. 229 18Th ST. 25Ilooi CAN
Kceion TO G Brown. lS+S Neson Az, 90 o.
due Nov Is. 1915; . c; at,ys. Ke'chum s ID, ID
nwo 19D" Az. 8. 3i5 10th st.; 3i5I irrss: "a,
wood Rly Copn to klnse.honer. ~ w i2ln
st; Feb 5; due as per bond any, III ~ 0oo
IA SALE Az, 1850. S. y; Dinsh %a; hi1
10 North n Savings and Loan Assn Wy WI
lis az; Feb /: 3 yrs. c; stDs hlidFeh q, * oas
,oIs io' BIO Bloc. g. lots to 0. block s: map
Sheridan Sesrare: y Holden to MENTOR syi
" iSoth st. Feb IS; due as pei bcnd; stV; ss "
uaIoaPoRT 30. lS?O. s. ?s,sIiol; G F,s 20
! yrs, SD c: atys. Bldrcth r. Cd /. n ana
~ 1874 &; w ,7s. $. sss.los.T; "
OConuor TO Ray. Syracuse J 80. " "
secure motel: FEB lprior mtg s5o;oO1p i,s
mos D c; ,attys. Dot q d. '0' 'H'O' $50
waif Ieui pLAiss Az. s~c 2,2d s. AL! hr S
Frieds Blumenbers ct 70 oo5 psr "a lsit;
Due Gs4! J.n IS IFS: stg. CAS- Inc 20. sdS
Mestchester Az.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-10
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Interest at per cent unless otherwise stated.J
FEBRUARY Q.
Manhattan

Interest AZ per cent unless O,AeFNl3c salel.J
FEBRUARY Q.
Manhattan
j ls,h H s. Si.:P 3,5 Ley Daiy Go &C., 70
Feb o. yrs. c: atty. A9hs. l5' B~ay;
CONVENT Az, n cor IiI,h st. ls.llIlOo. "
Gfssory % Commonwealth saT Bank, 20Of An.
steriam az: Feb $. : yrs; atty. II HYDE. q
RAVEN Az, 90 CO. lests :. {, I9.:.-Si Gs
s9 sl' "a c. cor 1' ih cq i5,.7, $500 300
demand. c: ATTY : Snow. IS Wal! q;
SANE pROPearT; sane !. a. ss sS%;r,l b. 90
10 70 ci,S Mtg %. Is Wan 1t; Feb s. demand. 9
sixr PR6ptaTY; sane to W R sonmer,iis.- 90
Riverside Drive prior tntg yez O90i: due FEB
pssk ' ~ e cor T'f ish ' a5Is g.? '' Bot.
Fee Ipriof %is SCI. 2'O' yrs. . c., Az
PRESCOTT Az. w.. siO Emsr,on st. io,Ilss To- 10.
private street s. extending 49, o. Boulevard
iSsIl; Bafhee to o s Roche and anO. sIrs.
$40 " 2O,h st: Feb 4: duo as per bOnl s,iy;
ST Marks PL. > 100 d. 80 .,, :a.lao v
nag 10000 yrs. p c; atty. II huben,,e d5,
WATER Hsa''s 81. 50. IslOIs5s; Jennie Golden
20 y Nash o. Madison az; feh tpror
mtg $1,000: ". . g. ATTY. Rogan, rs
Sassau 81 .i9o
WEsT END Az. - cor s2d 81. q. srs?: T. Do
Irll 70 & v Palermo. IL Northern Az; Jan 20 lprior
mts $1,000 dus a. per bond: aiys. sioddsrd
,Ia av - Ds az iss,h st. ..iirso Don. osssf,
man 10 " Cohen PrnnsylTAnia az, cyst~o9d.
YOnkeFs tpnOr mtg $50. 2o0l due Mar -
1917 D c. FEB /. ATTY. y A bAiea. - L,t8yr.yy
=. f+sNN'
toTH Az. " cor SD It. jo.5I-; u Becker %
EmlUant Indus SaV BAnk 81 Chambers 81 feS
yr.- affy j Mcclure 81 Chambers q;
v ''' A' so. 900
JOIN ST, L .. 100 " ID az. :eIss.s. Lillian A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-10

Applications Withdrawal Balanc
approved BY applications currenc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-10
WILLS FILED.

GEORGE CLINTON BATCHEii1Eh tJin. ?5l. To
Ismi,aI 81 900. to relatives. friends and employees
.toit SO 900. residue 10 TTuihe Goddes Bstehellef
WILLIAM T. PURDY (Dec. e3). More than
SO 900 personal. more than $4,000 real sstAte To
a. 90 Aida NJ Purdy sister, 40 shares l2th
Ward Bank. no value James H. iuTdy; brother dsd
ma IA property 2lo5 Third Avenue about 81 900
ATS. 49, ,..,.,,,,, -, %, Aho,, xta non
mi 10 neccs nepheWs aud other relatives
"v%NiT A CkOCkER To Anita Iyon Kellogg
a, No. r.siIue 10 Emile Pardec Hickey. daughter
"UosI FLAHIYE dan. ~. Real esiate. $4,000 2
p.Isonsi $4,000. Specific bsdue,ts to children and
ss,.TdrI,iIdren. residue 10 Helen G.. D0uoyAn and
N.v Myers daughters. and Ed~sfd fiAhiNe. son.
ss@S rrcei,ing 81 500 EdNari L. Godfrey. atty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-10
$l45,29S,96O IN
EMERGENCY NOTES
This Was Amount APP
proved by N. Y. Cur
rency Association.

The executive committee Of the Ma
tional Currency Association of the City
Of New York yesterday made public its
report on the emergency currency
issued 20 the local national banks be-
tween August 3, when the first appli-
cation was approved, and January %.
when the last cancellation took place.
Tie committee held forty meetings be-
tween August I, 1914, and February 3,
1915.
Emergency currency was issued 10
thirty-two of the forty-one members.
From the date Of the first approval
until the last, on October 6, 1914,
Sli5 ,29S,9G0 was approved by the com
mittec and the Treasury Department.
The largest amount OF approved appli-
cations outstanding at any one time
was Sli4,975,9G0. on which date $780,
Woodward, chairman Of the committee,
in his statLment submitted to the as
ISOLATION yesterday adds:
"The largest amount of emergency
currency in circulation ut any one time
was Sl37,0i2.260, on October 81, on
which date there were outstanding ap-
proved applications TO the amount Of
S1i2.S00,960. There passed through
the hands Of the committee, including
original deposits and substitutions,
both Withdrawals and deposits, collat-
eral amounting TO $3.50. 6l0.S00, Of
which S3S2 .o94sO0, or 57s7 per cent,
consisted Of commercial paper; 1851
$4,000. or Alb per cent, bonds and
securities
THE maximum amount Of emer-
gency currency that could have been
issued under the approval Of the Sec
rotary Of the Treasury by the New
York City association was 1902 zoos 900,
which, in accordance with the Aldrich-
Vreeland act Of May 30, 1908, and as
amended, is t25 per cent Of the com
bined capital and surplus of the mem
her banks, amounting to S242 $4,000,
showing that the New York City asso-
citation availed itself of but 47.SG per
cent Of the total amount which under
the law was possible TO issue"
In the issuance Of Clearing House
certificates to the New York banks
during the period when so much Amer
lean gold was going abroad the total
collateral deposited consisted of 607
per cent in commercial paper and 35.5
per cent in bonds and securities.
The Aldrich- Vreeland act will 90
out Of existence on June 30, 1915, the
Federal Reserve law making Il no
longer necessary. Il was to have eX-
PRED by limitation last year, but was
extended because the Reserve law did
not become effective until November
rs, 1918. The following table sum
marizes the report issued yesterday:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-10
Suburban Sales.

G. W. Cooper has sold farm o. i s,,s a to
New London Conn. for Behlamih Si'''''A "
Ett,re Ghidella. Of Manhattshi. ,,., ,,li .rsc,
cha charles " Otto New fofs G,e' as from plans
s5 aS,oy, q Marsh on a plot 9OH2OO. Inc con.
t2,ct has been awarded to the Barnett contracting
,oIhg ,as NrNahon has sold 70 Binak Br1 nle
twenty lots at North Bergeu ~ J.; zen Cove Gn 81
nst s. and ten on HlshlAhu s''' Ne'
- a site for a iactory; a., ,.r,tly dsthouse
Artinr s. Kline sold the sir tsnl nyn,tss stopo
SO summit sy. Jersey City. 10 inc N'''
40 and Realty Company -. ,.s.,, Hama
sS,snSa Dieekman sold to the s Modstn a, hs snd
Building Company twelve !o'i oh '""'''
H. S0t9 Place Fdryiew, y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-10
QUAKER GOLFERS VICT0RS
Defeat New York Team in Elk
citing Indoor Match.

Philadelphia, Feb. 9.-Philadelphia
defeated New York to-day by | up in
the first inter-cty indoor golf match
ever staged in this city. Frank Spro-
CELL, Philmont Country Club, and David
Cuthbert, Huntingdon Valley Country
Club, represented Philadelphia, while
Isaac Mackie, Fox Hills, and Joseph
Mitchell, Upper Montclair, played for
New York.
the match was tied at 81. and it was de-
cided 70 play an extra nine holes, the
Philadelphians winning by a score Of
% to 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-10
Suburban Leases.

residence OF n s BeitzhOOyer AT Irvin.ton on
Hudson 10 Charles HiTschhorn for the summer sea
son. The property contains over two hundred acres
district. go -. =,
Douglas /. Gilman & Co have leased with Fish
A. Marvin for Harold Minot his place at Mount
kisco known as Walden. to CARL Tucker SON
iu-iay OF the late Anthony y. Brady. who re
Gently bought the Eihu Root house al Seventy -rrst
Street and Park Avenue.
Marston & Co have leased the dwelling house at
Is Clinton Place, Mount Vernon. for the Whelan
estate TO Edward X. Lacy.
William l. Bowman has rented 10 II. Berger a
house from the plans Of Howard Csuman 70 be
huilt on Lafayette Avenue WoOdmere. for Louis
M Smsou.
The Lewis II. May Company has leased a. Ar
verne Long Island for \. Mosbscher cottage on
Meredith Avenue 10 Mayer Stern. aud FOR William
Scheer a cottage Wave Crest Avenue to Mrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-10
Swarm of Star Athletes
at the Garden Tonight
Finish of Race
in a Taxicdb

The finish Of the special scratch
seventy-yard dash for Loomis at the
New York \. {. games tonight will
he "a taViCab out In front of Madison
Square Garden, in which the Chicago
marvel will have all his clothes, with
the engine running and ready TO start
for the s;3i train.
Loomis will keep right on after
breaking the tape, dash through the
lobby aud dress in the taxi. II the
finish II anywhere near close he viii
not know N he has beaten Alvah
Meyer. the local champion. and Lip
pincOtt, Patterson and Lockwood, Of
Penn. until ne buys n morning paper
en- route to Chicago.
LOomis kept his engagement for the
games. but must return 60 Chicago to-
night.
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Oritani Field Club
Sets Bowling Mark

The oritani Field Club bowling team,
Of Hackensack. broke all county rec
ord for "A fve-msn team match last
night when ! rolled l,ll4 IN me hrst
game against the Hackensaek Wheei-
bisb with 254; Ge.. hLi 246, jtertZer
oie Labaeh POI and Van Buskirk 1873.
or;tani's second score was l,039. The
Wheelmen won the last game by 927
10 92A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-10
Carter and White Win
on Pinehurst Links

Pinehurst, n. c., Feb 9.-Young
Carter and Gardiner White defeated
Donald Ross and Prestley Mclaughlin
in a four-ball match to-day by 2 up
and 1 to play. Carter, with IS, had the
best card.
walter C. Hagen, the open champion,
and several professionals also were on
the links, but they had the course to
themselves so far as spectators were
..u.orDcd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-10
Newtown Creek Improvement

In anticipation Of the establishment OF the barge
terminal near NeWtOwn Greek. the West Street I'M
proyement Company In which General Howard car
roll and John PIERCE Interested. has i1 mind
the improvement u large tract IN Brooklyn which
Il took over ~ part payment last yesr for the
West 81 Office building.
The new project will represent q total outlay OF
about s. 500 900 aud Involves plot measuring
about 200It6S. which stands an old refinery
fronting on NextOWn Creek and Commercial 81
-Four s.r SION nreprOof warehouses will be erected
according TO present plans. but complete details
will not be given for fea days. The Cruikshsnk
Company Is handling the project
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-10
opeiden TO Join the
N. Y. A. c.. Saws RumOr

RamOr has it that c. l.. Speiden, for
s-,,y OF Cornell, the one-mile inter
Vueglate champion, has joined the
Wv York Athletic Club.
raul Pilgrim, the former track man
.su Of the New York Athletic Club,
,ssed last night that he had asked the
ssshpion 10 join, but as yet he had
~ signed an application blank for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-10
Now Tenants for Dwellings.

n. l. Gilman have leased the four story nI
,,lsnls5t dWe!iins at III East eoth st. sss. OF
P.rk az. Tor George +. Neidlinser 10 =
s Pdr,.r Co. leased for Emily Potts 70 9sf He wes
!, NHii.r the three stOy dwellhg a! DO "eo'
I-I ro 'uourbtcn Company subleased for George r.
N.ItYn Of McKim Mead white t s4b 'nIee S'os'
al basement dwelling at 5oi West on" ~ "
W.S,ton Co leased the dwelling al cd ny E 20
,n~ The estate Of George %. botuoI 70
3Otl 81 ~ ana. 40 the dwelling At io' last
A ,ia,s Tor the estate Of william oGor'nsn 10
Nr, lanes MeAra.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-10
Sells Long Island City Block.

Wallace Hardsrove. OF the QueeGsboro Cor
pOraton reports the sale In Long Island city
a block Of hfty lois Thomson aT.. Al Packard
e.. TO Manhattan investor This property To-
Gated the u les 81. station q the Corona sub
wA extension u the dual rapid transit system.
II is expected that this line viii be Ia operation
BY this time nert year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-10
EXPORTS OF APPLES.

The following table shows the ex-
ports of apples and pears from United
States and Canadian ports for the week
ended February 10. prepared for The
Tribune by Lunham e. Moore, Custom
House forwarding agents. Boxes are
reckoned as three TO the barrel and
counted as barrels: