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New-York tribune., 1915-03-27
COLLEGE WRESTLERS
HAVE BUSY NIGHT
Preliminaries and Semi
Finals Hotly Contested
at Lehign.
NV 1cIcsrnrh to Tho Tlibunc J

South Bethlehem. Penn. March 20
The eleventh annual intercollegiate
wrestling championships were held to-
night IN the TAYLOR Gymnasium at Le-
high University. The contesting teams
were Cornell, champion last year
PENNSYLVANIA, Princeton, Columbia ana
Lehigh.
The preliminaries and semi-fnals
were decided tonight. The finals and
bouts for second and third places will
take place tomorrow night. All the
bouts tonight were hotly contested.
The summary follows:
pound c'aSs-CulherSou Cornell. threw Pas
ccrcI.a Columbia. with elbow roll. in J minute IS
seconds. hirkhuf l0hsh. won from sherman.
and an crfra period of minutes
A,m,s MON an he extra period ot minutes on
l,'-p,uul class-pos'. Cornell won from Nc Nc
u'e,; TsncoeS Princeton. and Lee fcnnsylWys1 w ia,
Nrc>tlct % minutes 20 draw. al The end oi me
cA.ra period of minutes Hancock won on az
Ii5,p5uud clsss-Thonas. INhigh, threw. win,
iau, IcnusylVania. with a holy scissors uine. ;
minute, is seconds. Frsntz Princeton enI Saefer.
Cornell vrc.tIcj % minutes and TWO extra periods
% minutes cash. Frauz winning aiier Il minutes
I->-p1uud class Captain Galloshv. Cornell won
from Baker Princeton. on asgTcSsi'Gnc,, ul,o.
minutes. S'sttleJ. PENNSYLVANIA, defeated hnWr.
columbia iu minutes and au extra period o. O
l-.-rolrd class Captain Pendlctou Columbia
~ minutes NcKcag.. Cornell threw DeWhurSt
Pcnusylva.ia. iu minutes second, with hecf
Heavvcish, class -Klcircrt Cornell won ron
Fleming. Ltuigh. on decision ia minutes V''Hih'l'
forfeited to DoiizAs. Pennsylvania.
SENu-TINALS.
....t r,,rhc-+soD Co--7nV threw
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27
Both Pugilists Satisfied
with Welsh's Selection
as Referee.

Havana. March 26-Jack Johnson and
Jess Willard put in several miles o.
road work this morning. The weather
was threatening and the pugllists eX-
pected to work indoors during the al
tcrnOOn.
Both men expressed satisfaction with
the selection Of Jack Welsh. OF San
Francisco. as referee, and said they
loped ne would agree TO serve.
Welsh is accustomed TO long nights,
sucb as the Johnson Willard bout Is
likely 10 be. lie has knowledge of IN
dehting and clinching which would be
valuable. The fighters evidently are
flaming on close work when they meet:
Battling Nelson's twenty y-hve-round
fight last night with Jimmy Freyer Is
the talk of both camps. johnson says
that Nelson's victory gave "a TIP on the
result Of the big battle
Applications for rooms IN the hotels
here at the time Of the fight are be-
ginning TO come in. The torpedo boat
Mckenzie. with members of the FLORIDA
naval militia on board. will be IN IN"
harbor here on the day of the battle.
San Francisco. March 2G. Jack
Welsh. named as the third man IN the
ring at the Johnson-Wi Willard fight for
the worlds heavyweight championship
AT Havana. April !, said to-day that he
would act.
Welsh will leave here for Havana
tomorrow.
The Federal Athletic Club win open
its doors under new -manaCement 20
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27
STORAGE WAREHOUSE

New York March 90. 1912:
To Mr.. H. y Jolrolmon, Mrs. Nora yum
line. Mrs " T.. IIynson. Mr. Geo. Hyhson'
Cowperthwan & Sons. Mr. A. Is Da"rDn'
Mr.. Jas Boland. Miss Anna Boland' PITS
G. Z. Champion. Mr. VI LeaKe, NJ
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r. Clark, Mrs. Anna sutton. Nr a.
bert Packenham. Mr. Richard Blalkie' Air'
John Roman. Cowperthwait's Furniture %
Mrs. Anna Daily, Mr. +. VI. lnman' Alr.
Victor Relchstein. Miss Albina Baril. l2l l
and each Of you are hereby notified mat the
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property hereinafter described having eA-
pired. after due notice thereof had been given
you. we will cause such property. 70 WI
Household Goods Personal Effects and Ner-
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Warehouse by you or in your name cor IN
which you may have an INTEREST,". y" De
sold at public auction. according 10 the s'al-
ute In such cases made and provided AZ our
warehouses lO7-lO9 West 96th st. New
York City. on Monday. April 18th l9lb. az
10 40 a. M and II the sale thereof Is not
completed on said date the same VIII be CON
tinued az the same place on each ana every
Monday thereafter. beginning at 1890 a. III
and continuing until the sale Is completed.
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CHAS. A. COLLINS. Proprietor
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27
OUIMET IN FORM ON LINKS
With Ross Wins in Amateur
Pro. Best Ball Tourney.

Pinehurst y. {. March 26.-Francis
Ouimet and Donald Ross won the an
nual amateur-professional best-ball
golf competition here to-day. with a
card of 1877 for the thirty-siX holes.
I. J. Topping, Of Greenwich, and
Tom VI ,amara, Of Boston, finished
two strokes behind the winners. Ic-
Donald Smith, metropolitan open cham
pion, and l. s. Robson, Of Oak Hill,
were third. with 142. Finishing next
iIr order were Alexander Ross and j. X.
HYDE, South Shore Field Club, 145, and
R. S. Worthington and Walter Travis
1AS
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27

gIhl,ons unattached Ga sccond' x. nogow Guy
Ttnal bcat wou ly Prescott Palmer. New York
Athletic club Di3 seconds }. G. Ice. iy, unai
taohcd 90 sccond0. second leo GiehoL ua'
500 ward swim National 4 \ l. champion
sniul Won D., Nstu Hcbncr. Illinois \ {. en-
John 7imucch New York 4 G.. third. Time
6.sl - -.
lIny.ysrd obstacle race First heat won ~ iianE
Nr,iic1 Ncv Nork 4 & John Cirrcn. Now York
4 g second Time 10 2-A secoud heat won
N jo>cph \ Ruddy, New York A. G. ~ nsnL- %
l.OeSS Pisccs awarded ON time. Won by loscph
Riijv Ncw York \ e Frank Mullen. New Noth
A e. secoad. II Hsudschuuck. Townsend Harris
Fancy diving haudicapl Won by Rchcrt Gal
brsith Commerce H. $ NS points,. With
loo 6S.lOO. y Sponghcrg New York \ 6 uA
pontsl secoud with 95 100 w. Rogow. CITY A.
T. lcC points,. third. With e2 $500.
M-AT.iu ppIN
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27

still third feature this fight There an outstanding
suspicion of kinks be inserted at any moment
grand old douecro dragged in for play Johnson mas
indugng himself frameup long as the her
is he S framed.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27
WEST SIDE STORAGE WAREHOUSE

NcH Nork March -0Ih. 1915.
To Helen Boyle. John BIaucheoUs Jessie T.
Bridge. Gotie Parker. Mrs Mayer IL sand
s.fom Anna Brown Ada Monroe. . McGonigie
simpson crawford Co. Brooklyn Furniture Co
Ms, Lawrence. samuel samuel. A Williams A.
Thompson. Mrs. 4. Reuner " e. Marshall Mr..
MrGonlse. Mrs. &. A Morgan. Charlie lee. Mr
Lehman. August GereIL Franz Geraty lleroeFI j.
Goodwin. jacob AGelrsi Joseph Kuschman. {
Gordno. You and each o' you are hereby notified
that TIE time for the payment Of oar lien upon the
property hereinafter described having expired after
due motto, thereof had been given you. We VIII cause
,urh property @ wit. Household goo'is. personal
iu fbe Nest SIDE storage Warehouse 90 b. sold
at public auction. according 20 The statute Do '1eh
4-. made aud provided. a. tuc "afei'4-.
NJ I3gI 81 New York CITY. un TUESDAY.
APRIL i3TH 1918. az 10 30 A. NJ ana y me
sale thereof Is u1t completed on san dar' H'
ard every TUESDAY thereafter. beginning a. l'
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'WGsT sloe STORAGE WAREHOUSE co.
DDiNGTON & uAthEIT tfu9uriof>
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27

IN the meanwhile Willie still the lightweight champion of
America fact which ghtweghts have forgotten
in their pursuit of Welsh.
"bv do ball PLAYERS asks R. j. L. ST. Louis
first class commonwealth you indulge in doubeheader
there on July 0 August 10?
St. Louis has the wonderful faculty the finest temperature
we know Of through July August And the higher the temperature
the lower the batting eye and the Old Pep.
"Soders now accustomed the trenches The only things
man cant get accustomed this existence tight shoe
oobache and a rough-edged collar that rubs the neck
%" have the best club H. Ebbets. Have led
on ooce nreous way that have
hoard that line before somewhere at time.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27

public this fight, what little there may be- r"e
Willard The tall White Hope carries ABOUT
load Of sawdus lie is big enough anu
punch he knows something about oNg'
hut is flame nor TO his work
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27
SchoOlboy Mines
TO Open Season

Schoolboy baseball mines will open the
season this afternoon with two games
scheduled to be decided on Brooklyn
fields. Manual Training, following the
custom of many years, will start the
ball a-rolling, with the Curtis High
School, of Staten Island, as its oppo-
nent The game will be played at
Suburban Oval, Brooklyn, and as both
teams retain many of last years play
ers they should furnish a good con-
test in spite of the early season.
Adelphi Academy will have an oppor-
tunity Of testing it's new material in
game with the Central Presbyterian
nine on its field in East New York.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27
HARTMANN'S
Knl.ks;bucker Storage " Tehouss Co. lnc)
6-s-IO FIRST ST. NEW YORK.
W. York March 20th. loL D

New York, March Goth, 1915.
To Sam Ianders, Miss l. Hewitt Henry
Uayes. Static O'Hearn. Miss George W,
Knoke. =. j. Breen, William RsnzWeiler
Marie T. Miller. ). d. Matthews and VIII
lam Bernard). W {. Nallon, y. Bernstein
/. Ztzzo. r Mouetti, Chas. Stucky. Pasluaio %
BrunttL Ida Yettel :. Krasiloysky, D. Sil-
verman. Sam Epstein Morris GoIdstein. H.
katZ. j. Goldner. Philip Isaacs. J. Pouey'
Man Sp.ess August Moinari. Bennle Nltz-
berg. j. Hadel: You and each OF you are
hereby notified that the time FOR the pay .
il,nt Of our lien upon the property mere
tnafter described having eXpireH after que
notice thereof had been given you, We WIZ
cause such property, TO wit: Housrholp
and office furniture, personal effects mer =
chandise. carpets. machinery, etc, storeu
I'm the Hartmann Knickcrbocker storage
Warehouses by you or in your name tor
in which you may have an Interest," 20
le sold Al public auction. according 20 me
statute in such case made and provided az
the warehouses s. ). 10 First St. NV
York city. on FRIDAY, APRIL 9TH, l9l9.
AT 1870 a. m. and II the sale Thereon ~
rot completed on said date the same VIII
he continued at the same place on every
Friday thereafter. beginning az 1880 a. M
and continuing until all the goods are sold
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AGE WAREHOUSE CO., INC.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27
ALLY SLOPER WINS
STEEPLECHASE RACE
Jacobus Second in the Annual
Fixture for Big Purse
at Liverpool.

Liverpool, March 26.-The Grand
National Steeplechase. run here to-day
was won by Ally Sloper. Jacobus was
second and Father Confessor third.
Twenty horses started, but only nine
finished.
The betting was 100 TO 3 against
Ally Sloper, % to | against Jacobus
and 10 to | against Father Confessor'
The Grand National Steeplechase,.
handicap, was worth Sl5,5lO TO the
winner. The race was run over
course Of four miles and s56 yards.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27
Interboro lcng distance Moving Van Co.
Cor. lG1th Il. lmsterdhm NNr'
and % a 20 Jumei Place.
Goods at y 20 Juuel Place.
Babcock. T.. u. SOuthwOrth.

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Babcock, t. B Southworth.
Goods at 2lj7 Il 1853 Amsterdam Ave
To Carl T. Bath. Mrs. +. Williams. O.
& Green. T. Murphy Josephine curtis
Spitz. Mrs Marie Speck, Sans, James
stevens. Alice Irving, i. 9. & J.. Il. Ctark'
a. II. Seayer. Julius Holst'in. ID. u. Di"tz
John W. Berdner. Bndheldt. l.. BOhr,
Mrs. f. F. UlU Eva Hawkins. Phhlp
Vaughan. Mrs G. +. Riley. Mrs. ". c.
PETS William j. B. q. Allen. II. d
Breen. Hoy,r. /. r. Wendell, Jean Adams,
Mr. Mitter. q. H. Dram. Mrs q. h.
Riley. G. ". Spanuth. Henry Ives. Mrs
NJ i. Dixon. James +. DWyer; You ana
each Of YOU are hereby notified that the
time FOR the payment Of our lien upon the
property hereinafter described having eN-
hired. after due notice thereof had been
given YOU. We will cause such property, To
Wit: Household goods. personal cnectS
rnercha-dlse, stored in our warehouses, Al
~ a % Juucl Place. and 2lj1 4 2loS Am
strrIam Ave. New York Clty, by you or
In your name cor IN which YOU have an IN
t.r,stJ to be sold at Public Auction ac-
eording tp the statute In such case made
and provided. at our warehouse. -l't q
2I5g Amsterdam Ave, New York CITY. on
Monday. April 18TH. 1915, at 10 \. NJ. and
If the sale thereof ~ not completed on SAID
date the same Will be continued at the
same place every Monday thereafter be
ginning az 10 y. VI. and continuing untI
the goods are sold.
InterborO Long Distance Moving Van 60.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27

STORAGE NOTICES.
THE DkUB STORAGE WAGEn0vSE
and VAN COMPANY

1872 r. 18TH 81. bet. 3rd ith Avenues.
Is FIRST AVENUE, bet. 4th 5th streets.

40 y l.
New York. March 27th. 1915.
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rro crane A. NOllaud. Mrs. +. IOkepa.
\loonev. Hirsch. John Lane g Co, !. Lark
lus Crown. j. BucNar. Miss Courtney, Nike
Tulleus. Chas. Carlton. B. Berger, Consul
ate of Denmark VIM. Willenbrink, Paul
Hoffman pater. Miss Bessie Wright. sat
suuls. Never. ". Law. Mary Singer, o'hm
N Suodcld Frank HuIette. Pierre Cashier
- Glass Edw. MIddlestate, White Hououd
VIM Crlstan. a. WINS mas, g. huSClt,
Geo. Kos, Franklin. j. oliver Nugrnt
Kennedy Ect-. Ie,t-Olu. stern. /oIuer
CIrschheviu, Besler. Chas. SpangIer, Makes
smith. Jos Seuosu. HeIsrr. Mary Jones
Elliott. Paul Abbcl. Miss Russell. EnSel
James ward. kochman. Mrs. smith. r.
SIofer Nellie Sloner Maliua, Blumenfeld
A Davy. Wudka. l.. H'cht, Mayer. A.
Rex. Dunn. Kuchler. clifford, LIpsk, Elsie
Of Thomas + Diunean. Mrs Thomas p.
Duncan y. Jacobs. schmidt j. VI. hlng and
r. y. Mathews. You and each ~ you are
hereby notified that the time for th' pay
ment Of our lien upon the property herein
after described having expired atter que
motto, thereof had been given YOU, TINS
company viii cause such properly, 20 VIZ.
Household Goods r.,53naI sIer,, =
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PANt. Incorporated. WAREilOt Sis NJ
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NNENIE. SEN YORK CITY, by you or In
iutrrteD 10 be sold AZ public auction
according 10 the statute 200 such case madr
and provided at the warehouse. L.z Esst
18Th street New York city. on fRiDh. /.
APRIL 2SRD. 1918. Ar 10 n VI, and
N the sale thereof is not completed on
said date. the same Viii be continued Al
the same plac" on every Friday there
after. beginning az 10 a. m. and conunH-
ing until all the goods are sold.
DATB STORAGE WAREHOUSE & VAN
COMPANY GucorpOratcd).
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=. Berlin DAN. NauuullIo March l. to the
"c,' hi4 s. g.. vim ,Is.' i- E4i R,l.b ~ 1 Co
,l.-a uau UI;r. Sean.ea March II. to Norton.
a., ,Gr-os. Rotterdam March ?. 81 p.'awarc
r-.1.ea,r March 20 20 VI Lit'4'. ia ballast. Bar
r'a u!r Manila I4a a. long Kors %
SIa.sI.s go M.H Fcb .. Kobe .. Yokohama :;
H.l..glu -n. Ea.l.1 Mach ii. '"'9A, - 9.'
Baltimore .5 to Fuuch fiye = Co. "ith md'e'
Ssa,irqo Copenhagen March 7. to Phelps Bros.
" r,a.en ig..,3 N1i .pa.-a Oh Matanra. March 90 to
tie Nln.aa $, Line with sugar Bar m. m, 49,,
C.r.c.tua di G."rgio tNor' M."ieSo, nay ~ ~
A,is.ir Frf G., with md'c. Bar ! - ? M.
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I'.. O..aa Transport 60. n ballast quarantine
s,. Is.,r,a. Galveston March 20. to the Nal
lrrv :, Go. with passengers aud mdsr. Qua'ah-
''rl >ud Galveston March % 70 the southern
paaiH. Co.. with LI-r. QiNariinc 80 ~. o,,
Tyler. NrWn'r Nr", a.l N"'mh " ~, w ',,'
Dominion S. Line. with md,e Quarantine ~ = a.
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nari ). Co. Nl'l passenger. mails and mdse.
S", .i.' ' c-,.,ofai March 90. 10 tie Panama
Railroad IS lime. "i,h SIS pa''enser' mails anu
y,,.I ,rt. Santa Fe Feb q. Monievideo q.
rl. i-reirl March and Barbados l3 % Bu,A
D.u... u.ti queara.ho etrS., h-I lgX11y5,fSk' IN
rl Ola Dominion =, Liue. Nl,h passengers sHd
r.I.. Quarantine 2-' m. - , Ill,
Delaware Philadelphia. % the clyde Ss co. VIII
u..I., Quarantine D l3 A 90. ,,,t
sandy Hook y T. March -. 20 m-"!-d
,or. ..,.,..t fr,,H breeze. clear; moderate sea.
SAILED.
steamers Eall .Rr. London Arakan ,Du'G.l'
pslm-. It.uia DBrl. - Nataire: Ev,N", 90 "a
',ri.. Hamilton. Norfolk ard Newport News Chero-
i iii ruI.st0u e. auI Gr0rgetowu {: fa-
rati tNorl Nan4suillo. Comet baton KouSr.
Clbp,c DDEthI. Rotterdam. Eut1. l"Ss Htnr-' ,a.a-'
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New-York tribune., 1915-03-27
Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS OF the World

Ap1l-May. British steamer 2G 900 qrs. same. May.
Bdtish steamer. $4,000 q.s. same. British steamer.
:, 900 as. same. British steamer 2.o0l tons coal.
hiiiiu"it % AcKdudrd. = T. prompt. British
steamer. 2.liG tons coal Baltimore % MouteyideO.
4's. prompt. British steamer 2.5lS tons. coal. Nor
i'k 20 Iampico. l. prompt. Danish steamer. 400
tnus. coal. baltimore - Havana. . T. prompt; Brit
i'h steamer. /. 1863 tons. hemp PrOgreso 10 New or
leans or Mobile. soc per 100 h.. prompt barge. 57i
hhS. lumber. Charleston TO Phiade phia. p J.;
barge $50 tons. lumber. Jacksonville to Philadel-
p.ia, T.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27
STEAMERS AT -'OREIGN PORTS.

I.u.s. March ec Pennsylvania. lGuidue for Nor
r,,.,'r.' Mach 2f-Alvsnce. New York Tor pa
iaa. Buela,eutufi. Ne" ior" Tor NAN'ou'e''
rllr51a March -j $50 Bermuiian tBr''
c,r'.tisria March 2o-Florida DAM. Ne" York
var',,' 'H' ,'' Mach o.. m-Duca desh Ab'uzzi
IIuu. Sew York ,, v..t
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N''.t. March 2i-Frry tNorl New forS.
SAILED.
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ram March 3D. Walrnrrel tpIicu ur'ih h''-
PASSED.
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f.- f..-t.ul4nI
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27
RELIANCE EMPRESS
X STORAGE 90.
9OG East 63rd street

New York. March 2sth. 1878.
TO Nr. Braverman. Mrs. Blum. Prriss
Express Mrs Wm. Reilly. Preiss Express.
Vrs Reilly. Preiss Express. Albert Bum.
br NorIarty Mir Lawrence. Emil Winter.
Miss r. If Black. Margaret McCabe. Mr..
A. n Racky. James fInuerty. Thos kler-
nan. Anna Riede. Mrs. r. b. McGonry.
Vfrt selma owens. Mrs Hudson. Miss MAY
pl.uIps Miss HanIou. Miss Stenger. Miss
.iila6rth Brock. Ar. Earnest Coppin. Mr.
a; r. Fletcher: You Sud zach or you are
hereby notified that the tim" Tor the pay -
after described having expired. after due
notice thereof had been given you. We VIII
cause such property. 20 VIZ househ hoId
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27
lENOx STORAGE & TRANSFER co. (Inc.)
Main Office and Warehouse
1887 THIRD AVENUE, NEAR e'lh "i'
NEW YORK CITY.

NEW 1ORh I'll 1.
New York, March 20th, 1913.
To Mrs KOhnken, sanitary 5torage
lanes Newport. Geo. w. Odell, Mrs NJ;
Suiiiyan. General Waterproofng Co, Emu
Sahl adelaide Grant. Miss Harriet H.
Miller. Mrs T. Froolke, J. Henry, Mrs
l. B Wilson Mrs Margaret u. Mathy So
Tdward VenabIes Rose Kruger Chas J.
Schiefelin. H. Barrett. Henry Bauer MI
Stillman: You and each OF you are hetepy
notified that the time for the payment OF
our lien upon the property hereinafter de-
scribed having expired after due hotice
thereof had been given you, We VIII cause
such property to wit houSehold s9ous'
carpcts. personal effects, pianos merchan- :
disc. etc. stored in the LenoX storage ~
transfer Co. Storage Warehouses, al los :
Third avenue. New York City. by YOU or
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and provided. at the warehouse. l9s. hrl
av,nue. New York city, on FhiDA1'
APRIL 9TH. 1918. beginning al lO'5O a.
m and II the sale thereof Is not com
pleted on said date the same viii be con ,
ilnued at the same place on each Snd
every Friday thereafter. beginning at ~ SD
A. NJ, and continuing until all the goous
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STORAGE NOTICES.
THE DAUB STORAGE WAREHOUSE
and VAN COMPANY
Incorporated. -
t2, r. 18TH ST, bet. 3rd & 9TH Avenues
rs FIRST AVENUE. bet. fth & bth streets

1872 y. 18TH ST. bet. 3rd & 9TH Avenues
rs FIRST AVENUE. bet. 4th bth s,rrets'
New York. March 20th' lsIp'
To Louis HOchwaid. Sarah Warshauer'
Cowpcrthwait A. Sons. Brown. A. wagner
Kate Thompson. Joseph lIemberger ~ 70
King. Abe Harris. James Russo Moslein'
w Rialsytok. L. Jasper. Mrs. Jononis'
Jules Martin, ! H. kusha. DR.. j. W BeEe-
ridge T. Bastian. Mrs. Burt. a. Baraplni'
Mrs Riley, Mrs. Naumaun. cray, -. =.
Pehrens. Mrs Ethel Fairbanks. Mrs FAnhy
Levy. Geo + Arata. Oscar Miller, anu
wallace. You and each OF you are herepy
notified that the time for the payment
Of our lien upon the property hereinafter
described having expired, after due hotlce
thereof had been given you. this company
will cause such property. 20 WI; hous'
hold Goods Personal Effects treignt ~.
Merchnndisc STORED IN THE DA.n
STORAGE WAREHOUSE & tAS soM
PANY, Incorporated. WAREHOlsfS "
I22 EAST 18TH STREET and 10 fihS,
AVENUE, NEW YORK CITY, by you OF IN III
your name COR in which you may nave an
Interest," 70 be sold at pubic auc'.Ja
according 10 the statute In such case nau l.n,
and provided at the warehouse, -
i3th Street New York CITY. on fhiD'' 7
APRIL 9TH, 1915. AT 10 \. VI, anu @
II the sale thereof Is not completed o,
said date. the same will be continued a'
the same place on every Friday tnere
after beginning at 10 "a. m, and cohuhu-
ing untH all the goods are sold ,.>,
DAUB STORAGE WAREHOUSE NN'
COMPANY GncOrpOrated).
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27
New Orleans Defeats Tigers

New Orleans, March 26. The New
Orleans Club, Of the Southern Associ-
alton. defeated the Detroit Tigers, by a
score Of 6 to 4, here. to-day.
Hendrix, Of New Orleans, got three
singles and one three-base hit.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27
Reds Trounce Mobile Nine.

Mobile. Ala. March 26.-The Cincin-
natl Reds defeated Mobile here to-day
By score Of y 10 0 in the trSt OF a
fou~ game exhibition series. Iwombly
scored home run.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27
GEORGETOWN Loses in South.

Atlanta, March 26-The Georgia
School of Technology defeated George
town University at baseball to-day by
a score of 6 TO ..
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

''t ,-etr1'.l Hut charteriuE was rstrleted 10
I.lt drerHgs u ,oats RAJ, sieA5 ,.,ii 10 n'i' D.,
1.'I ,.r 100 I. g. tllAkIEES- MA 70
i-,' 1. 0u0 crs grain. Atlantic range io a
- A..-,L- r.,I. 10. tl p ~ - :. :. -.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27
WIRELESS REPORTS.
INCOMING STEAMERS

The Megautic reported yesterday: position not
glTlN. Etue.ied 10 .nek This tOfenO0n.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27
TRANSPACIFIC MALL.

Destination and steamer 8 20 D m.
Hawaii Iaran. Corca China Philippines via
50. FrUH-coI-ShiuyO Maru .....-, -. Mar -
Guam. Philippine, via san Fralcisco)-U -.
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New-York tribune., 1915-03-27
Braves VS.. Players.
Overlooked.

But undertaking there two features that
most outside ball players have overlooked
The regulars have only veterans on the cu
Fvers and Magee young who should be better TINS
season thant they last
The five stars in Rudolph James, Evers ara
well beyond the club output
The good pitching and good fielding and they have at
wide at any moment IN Nagee
Schmidt Evers, Smith, Gowdy and Connolly
And few ball PLAYERS appreciate what club to
have bench and field combination after the of George Sng
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27

Uirbs,, temperature yesterday. ~ lat Il o2
III. lowest .. Iat 10 %. ml average. 81 aY-
cage .or cou,paHdirs dtt l4,t year . S5; avI5's'
't oc,i foreczst-Falr today: Sunday fair and
warmer; fresh northwest Winds, becoming variable
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27
HELP WANTED.


Male
WANTED A Young man. A thrl,iah, resluenl ui
M.r1a-rar lr The Bronx. a. rlfrk Do lo"hioNn
old established r,.. estate ofi.r Ah'nrr ig -, .n'
G,uI.-it.ng giving references Aidrrs, Real hsise'
Rst 20 TrIlule Nrl'e.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27
"AILh io"' we., side

Goals Tor Now York \ c Rammc ~. Iuddy.
O'Suuivnn Reilly t2l. For West side \. NJ {
A. RipIVrgcr
Ref,lrc Max Ritter CITY 4 &
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27
fz;Gp9;yh&&hf
~ c% Gu11Az170 Rice

psychology coming Johnson Willard melee an unusual
Tommy Burns under the smear OF
the Southern Cross the Smoke sable shadow the
heavyweight highway.
unpopular champion in ring history which ex
the present hour For various reasons
causes his defeat would popular incident Of the porte
decade.