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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-02
McCarty Knocks Out
"SailOr" Fred Fritts
PENN TIES CORNELL
In CHESS TOURNEY
QuakerS Capture All Four
Points in Third Round
of Matches.

The chess players OF the University
o. Pennsylvania, in their turn. captured
all four points IN the third round OF
the annual tournament Of the Triangu-
lar College Chess League, played yes
terday at tho rooms Of the Manhattan
Chess Club, and by so doing tied Cor
nell for first place.
The lthacans on Thursday had es-
tsbhshed lead Of two points. after a
similar clean sweep. but fortune went
against them IN the semi-fn8l round
AT the two tables where Cornell and
Pennsylvania were paired in this re
spect, too, the happenings If the second
round were duplicated. On the preced-
ing day Brown had 20 contribute two
points TO each of the rival universities.
ln conseQunce Of which Cornell and
Pennsylvani now boast Of tot. scores
Of 20 3. Browns score is 0 TO II.
The fourth and final round to-day viii
tell the tale.
Perkins and Grossman, OF Cornell.
both accounted for their Brown oppo-
uorts, who were Palmer and Cohen. re-
Spectlvciy. Palmer. who had White in
Queen Pawn opening. succumbed 10
the crack player from Mount Vernon
after forty-seven moves, while Cohen,
who adopted the same opening, re-
signed 20 GroSSman after tnirty-four
moves.
Winkelmsn. Of Pennsylvania, scored
by default against Lucas. Of Brown.
Bart, OF Pennsylvania, with the Black
side Of q Ruy Lopez, sacrificed a knight
against Levine, Of Brown, and, after
twenty-four moves, wound up with
forced maze in nine moves.
BY defeating Jokel. Of Cornell. Davis,
of Pennsylvania. reduced Cornells lead
by one point. Davis played the Ruy
Lopez, won the exchange and scored
after twenty-eight moves. This left
only the game between Kline, of Penn
sylvania, and Grafman, of Cornell,
Queens Pawn opening, which lasted
we'll into the afternoon. Kline captured
pawn in the mid-game complications,
and increased this advantage in the
ending. The game went 20 seventy
moves. when Kline won and tied Cor
nell's score.
During intermission the annual meet
ing Of the league took place, and the
following officers were elected: PrOfes
sor Isaac L. Rice. New York, president;
D. p. Palmer Brown, &c. Of Stockbridge,
Mass, vice-president; Hermann Helms,
New York, secretary; Hartwlg Cassel,
New York. tournament director.
The annual team match with Colum-
bia. Harvard. Yale and Princeton came
up for discussion, and it was decided
to play i'm New York during the Easter
vacation. on q day TO be agreed upon.
The match will be on from six TO twelve
boards
Announcement also was made that
Professor Rice had placed in competl-
ton a fourth trophy, which 70 become
the permanent property OF any Of the
colleges in the Triangular League must
be won three times. Two of the other
trophies were won by Pennsylvania
and the other by Cornell. Resolutions
Of thanks TO Professor Rice and tie
Chess Club were passed by
the students.
The following is the summary Of the
play In the seminal round Of the
tournament Yesterday:
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TEAM COMPETITION
'GUNBOAT GETS A DRAW
Lands No Effective Blows IN
Bout with Levinsky.

Waterbury. Conn. Jan. In a slow,
faatureless bout "Gunboat' Smith and
Battling Levinsky, heavyweights,
fought twelve rounds TO draw here
Tonight. Smith was the aggressor
throughout. but was unable TO land any
effective blows. Levinsky apparently
conteuted himself with wardins of
cnoitb's blows and showed aggressive
work only occasionally.
There were no hnockdowns and
.re;tber fighter was marked. There was
considorable clinching. The crowd
Missed the men frequently, especially
At the close Of the bout.
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STORAGE NOTICES.
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VAN COMPANY INCORPORATED

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mise Bar l- 80 ~,
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io- - 90. with passeasers ana muse Sla'ah ui =
pe,susrs Philadelphia 90 NE clyde s. Go. E''h
-, h"se Newport Neas ard Norfolk. -
,rs Od Dominion - a.. Win passenger ard
-rlss Quarantine. o. . m
III Nofte Galveston December -. % ne SJlih-
49, ps-inr Co uiih uds. Qlara ING. 10 o.
,fir cf COLUMBUS ~aTann al December -. 90 ne
Oees1 IS 60. Win passenger ana muse. V-M-
ANIME. 80 ss.itle November e. san Frsncs,o
r.-.1si,er : L. Angeles % 40 'rlsiohsl - 90
Dc American Hawaiian - 60. win Edse- baf
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n r. Nsrdrn iu ballast Bar m
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THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records of tn,
Last Twenty four Hours.

Official Record and "Reminiscences. Jan
IA disturbance Of moderate proportion from th.
northwest has reached Western ontario. attended
d. light SHOWS IN Minnesois. Wisconsin. Indiana
aud he greater portion OF the lake region. The
disturbance also caused decided rise In tenn
pcrsture in the lake region and the central val
leys. but Is followed closely by rapidly Rising
pressure and a considerable fall IN temperature
n the Northwest over the remainder OF the coun-
~ temperature changes were nor Important and
the weather was fair. except IN the north Pacific
states where there were rains. There will be snow
Sturdy In tie east upper Lake aud the Lover
Lake region. Now England and probably locally IN
the middle Atlantic sfs'rs. followed By generally
fair weather sunday. over the remainder Of the
county fair weather viii prerau saturday and
sunday eIcent in the Northwest where there VII
he snow fhsf will begin SATURDAY iu The erfrems
Northwest and extend by sunday the Nor'h-
west generally. bur probably Boo lmifel quantity
onb. T. will be warmer SATURDAY IN the Atlantic
sfafes and colder sunday en- New England aud me
middle Atlantic states. n will be colder SATURDAY
bon the Lake rgoI and on Saturday night and
SUNDAY iu he OHIO Valley. u viii be warmer
Winds FOR SATURDAY and Sundsv-Norh Atlantic.
southeast 90 sou'h. becoming fresh aud shifting %
southwest. and vest hy sunday. middle Atlantic,
Moderate 10 fr-l east TO south. shifting 20 south
west anil west by sunday south Atlantic. E0dcraf.
u0rh becoming variable. east cur. gentle 20 moi
rfa.e northeast ~ TAI. west Cur. gentle 10 mod
crate. r0sUs east ppcr Lakes. fresh nOrihwes.
ufrIs ~a.urlz, colder. w,fl snow rurries: Lower
Lake.. fresh tO strong sCIhWet to west 8luds
saturday. with $40" Llrr,.. colder by night
Local onlclsl RssOrd.-The following o1icla rec
ord from the Weather Bureau shows the changes
ia me temperature for Ito las, tve-ty-'our hours
IN COMPARISON with the corresyonllng date Of Us,
year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-02
AHEARN BOXES TO DRAW
Holds Own with Dillon in a
SiX-Round Bout.

Philadelphia, Jan. 1.-Honors were
about even az the end of fast SIX
round bout between young" Ahearn,
OF Brooklyn, and Jack Dillon. Of Ind
ianapclis, here to-day. Ahesrn con-
ceded the indianapolis middleweight
eight pounds in weight. but his clever
ness enabled him to Offset Dillon's ag-
eressiveness.
Ted Lewis. a lightweight of England,
outpointed Willie Moore. Philadelphia,
in six rounds at another club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-02

SEALED BIDS WILL BE kaCt \ ~ ~
the Board Of water supply ~ - oHees'
,Oenty-second floor. Municipal Bullding'
pail Row. Centre and Chambers streets
New York city. until n A. ". on IuesdS ).
January 10. 1915. FOR CONTRACT leZ-Ios !
sbout 900 square feet Of face cutting Or
stones Tor Kenslco dam. The stones 10 be
cut will be furnished 10 the contractor
resr the dam. The work IS located IN the
,os,n ~ North Castle. Westchester county
New York . 49,. ..,ii
A. the above place and time the Dlds VII
be nublicly opened and read. Pamphlets
Containing information Tor bidders can be
oStsined ~ the above address, az the once
OF the Secretary. by deposiuns the SUM OF
Tive Dollars go IN cash or Us equlNS-
ient Tor each pamphlet For further par
ticrlsrs apply 10 the once OF The Prdineips1
CHARLES STRAUSS. President
CHARLES y. CHADWICK,
JOHN p. CALVIN,
Commissioners OF the Board OF water
". BRUCE COBB. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-02
Johnny King May
Return TO Baseball

Springfield, No. Jan. 1.-John King,
former catcher for the Chicago and
Cincinnati National League teams, may
return 10 baseball during the coming
season. King. who is visiting friends
here, said tonight:
81 have received an offer recently
from Cincinnati and several from the
Federal League If / return to base
bail il will be to play with Cincinnati.
] shall visit that city within the next
few days 10 confer with the owners of
the Nationals"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-02

East f2sth Street.
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Hunidls
Ba-om,,sr Rsssins,.
san oaslIp n. sois ? m. so'a

so a p H.. so g. m. 20 y
Fortcsu for Sssciil lsealitss.-Esst.fn Me-
Yors. ,ns@ IN rsr;h snos rain In south. To-
esy or ts.nlsht. ard ssnsrhst sumsr. 10. msrsr
esldsr and generally fair.
Eastern Pelusylvaniz sn1 SrE Ispey. cloudy
Al slightly warner to-dar. probably iccEl rsins
o. snoss By night inorro~. colder and ssneraliy
fair
Di.trct o Columbia ard De.sstrs. cloudy ard
warner TO-DAY. q m0rrf~. fair and colder.
Maryland. party cloudy to-day. probably Local
snoas Boz tie mountains. warmer IN TIE east: 70
rlorros FAIR al sanrNhsf collier.
virginia. faif and souewhat warner TO-DAY. to-
r1nrfnr fair. colder ln north
~rlfn.n Ner gland. snow to-dy Or TO-
n.sfr. eighty warner. o. morrow. partly cloudy
aUd colder
Na-tffru NeT England. ilsrealing c.1uIlners ana
srnIeafhaf arlsr t1-ias. folicFct iI snCE in the
p.rsf. tr. morrow. lofal SHOWS. cUilef IN bet
ohio and Western PrunsJiFania. iocal Euoas To-
lrr. der A. light 90 mrsrrs fair
Western NrF York snow t1-dsY. colder a. night .
90 morrow FAR ctceT. srvs near ne lakes colder
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-02
Morgan May Box Here.

Jimmy Johnston, matchmaker OF the
Gu, Corporation Company. which con-
-. bouts i'm Madison Square Garden,
uue, ,,,b0ritv for the statement that Id
aus'l The British feAtherweight,
MoISIn' matched 10 box six rounds
may u fobnnv Kilbane, the feather
w viii, champion Of the world, in Phil
wsigI h,o Morgan has been doing. some
adel Pn ,rark in the Quaker City Of late.
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Local Official Re

70 the temperature for Ito las, tverty-'our hours
IN COMPARISON with the eorresyonllng date Of list
eel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-02
Duffy Outpoints Robideau.

Buffalo, Jan. 1.-Jimmy Duffy, OF
Lockport, outpointed Sam Robideau, Of
Philadelphia, in a ten-round bout here
TODAY in the opinion of the newspaper
writer's present.
Both men scored 2 Touchdown. Robi-
deau was best at close quarters, but
was severely punished by Dufy's
straight let's.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-02


The approximate amount OF tho lien or
charge. 20 satisfy which the aDove-de-
scribed property - TO be sold, Is One
hundred and hfty thousand, seven hun
bred siNty-three and 55-i00 $500 1870
Dollars. with interest thereon from the
1tu day OF December. 1914. together with
the costs and auowsnce amounting 10
S3s6O2. with interest from December 18th.
1915 together with tie expenses OF the
sale. The approximate amount at the
taxes. assessments and water rates. or
other liens. which are 20 he allowed %
the purchaser out 81 the purchase money.
or paid By the Referee, IS s5.5!S05 aud
interest and persltiea Tho above ue-
scribed premises viii be sold subject 70
restrictive covenants 10 Instruments re-
corded in Liber 700 ~ Conyeyances az
pages 6i4 and CfI. in Liber s3i OF Con-
Ieysnces at page 35i. IN Libsr S32 ~ Con-
teyances ~ page ca and 900 Liber SOB
Of COuveyaucea az page 1917. in the Office
OF the Register Of the County OF New York.
and the same shall not be deemed nor
regarded - objection 10 the title nor any
ground for rejecting such title.
Dated. New York. December 18th. 1914.
SOL kOHN. Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-02

First round FIRST eightl-AfcIluslne beat Fear.
mp snc 70 play: Gillett heat Watson 3 UP and
10 play. Parker beat Lynch. by default: Steiner
beat King. NJ and ] 70 pIsy
First round second eightl-H g. Jennings bea'
Gallagher. . up and 10 PLAY. Frslick beat
Frances. M and 70 play: Cobun beat Pots.
4 up and 20 pizy. Alfred Richardson beat Hol.
sfon. ] up l9 h0lesl
Firs' round third eight Hunt 1eat Semon. b1
default. r. Randolph beat o'LearT, NJ and
n play. McFadden beat DreIe By default
Lin'ou beat J. A Richardson. . 10 and 10 play,
first round fourth eghtl--S. l. Rsnd0ph beat
hayser. hy default; Gran beat WentForth. ur
and ! 70 PLAY. Miller beat Hess up and n
play. Jennings beat Falt. 1 W 90 holes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-02

4 g. McllwaIne. II. National Links.
our ...-.....-.. Z = 8 SIS
100 .............. tf3 SO 5 80 e.
In The first match round after lunch
con several Of the contests were carried
to extra holes. These we're in the
minor divisions. however. In the first
eight jasper Lynch, the Lakewood vet
eran, who did so we'll in the qualifying
round Of the previous tournament
there, defaulted 10 Parker. McIlwaine
was too steady for Feary, while Gillett
AMI steiner also survived the day. Ac-
cordlng 20 the programme, the semi
final end final rounds will be decided
to-day.
The sun nary follows:
FIRST EIGHT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-02

AalborE Dec 2l-lomsbofg DAM. New York
Amsterdam. De- 25-Orsule Nassau tDutchl New
York via West Indies. Venezuela. Lisbon and
Falmouth.
York and Norfolk. via Para. etc
Genoa. Dec 30-GiuliO Ccssre Gtall. New York
Rotterdam. Dec 30-MsskinonZe (Brl. New York
via Falmouth
Csdiz De- 30-Nsvlgstor (Norl New York
shields. Dec 3l-Edison Light: New York VIA
Falmouth.
PASSED
Gibraltar. Jan Address (Grsskl. New Iork fo-
Corfu
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BROWN

The fourth and final round Will be
contested to-day in the following order:
Winkelman vs.. Perkins. Grafman VS..
Palmer, Kline VS.. Lucas Bart vs.. Gross
man, Jokel VS. Cohen. Davis Us. Levine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-02

Tommy Houcs. Of Philadelphia,
Weighing l5I pounds. gave Jack Shep-
rsld, who tipped trc scales a. l3d
POUNDS 2 itUc boxing lesson a. the
Federal Athletic Club yesterday. llouck
had ms man croggy In the eighth
iognd but was unable 20 bring about
quick finish.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-02

Hlghes. temperature yesterday - degrees ~
Q fI loWcst 30 no m.I average yesterdsl. -
averags f0r core, Dordng dse last year 20. aver
49, f1r corresponding date las thirty three yesrs %
Local Forseast-~n0s n rain tO-daf and some
vlat warmer. tomorrow. colder and generally
fa.r. fresh south ana vest virus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-02
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

Nev York. January list. 1915.
We beg to announce that Mr. Louis 9.
Cfsrk 81 and Mr. J. l.. pOsticthWsits
have to-day retired from our firm.
Mr. Joseph g. Bradshaw Is to-day sd-
rutttcd 20 partnership
CLARK. DODGE & co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-02
CAMPI TIC BOX TONIGHT
Meets Young" Marine at the
Broadway Sporting Club.

Eddie Campi, Of Los Angeles, one Of
the cleverest bsntamweights in the
country, will box ten rounds in the
main bout with Young" Marine, a
local boy, who has met many of the
best men in his class, at the Broadway
Sporting Club Of Brooklyn, tonight.
Marine recently outboxed Hughey
Rodden, who is a rugged sort of Gus
toner, and has also met Battling"
Reddy, Battling" Lain, Young" Soils
berg and kid" Williams. Campi, while
not especially rugged, is fast as a
streak, and can be depended upon to
give a good account of himself.
"Kid" Black, the Italian youngster,
who has gone down the line whipping
all his opponents, and who recently re-
turned from successful campaign in
England. will face Eddie Cook, of
Brooklyn, in the star bout of ten
rounds at Browns Gymnasium to-
night. The other bouts will be:
Young" OLeary VS.. Frank Malone, at
the Fairmont Athletic Club; young"
Al Kale VS.. Sailor Huboa, At the
greensboro Athletic Club. and Walter
Mohr vs.. George Flynn, at the Coney
Island Athletic Club.
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Right UpperCut Brings
Bout TO an End in
Third Round.
COWBOY BATTERS
OPPONENT BADLY
Sieqer and Smith Share Honors
in Battle for the HOboken
Title.


,,.r.~l. ~ ,for.ara. came
Tommy '-'N"',f -
s,.oh his own 90 the Broadway sporting
A 30 r~-oLlyr. Yesterday afternoon.
''''' -. os-.l,,.,, r.os r-itts IN
he sro,N'' ''' -.
ne third rouHo OF """' was ~ nav
49,, d teu-roUrd contest before
1901 RIGHT hand unDcrcut on
lfTge 49,. ,,.b,ch
The angie OF '"e ''''' "
..,~ic4 every ounce o. the COW
49,. rorcr behind e.. brought
P'"'- Tho r.forec counted
about '-' 80 d.. ho
the ten sreohes over
might have counted one hdndIeo TOY an
..--.t Tho sailor was out cold.
-So --..-.rr defeat which McCsrty
suffered t'c n ', s. OF ., o Sooo' ~,
Smith has aO'a' ,..H 5''" 49, ,,.s+
lis nerve. ''e '.'"te" 20, sroo,,,c
sa..c champ 'H %. LIZ '.',' 49,;
CRUSHING i-.., -..s 80. frc,, ,bo
and SiePI t:r, 10 krocked
counters .to co,,r+ Of nine three
lri,'s 90" . .D e-.. ~or,S vitb RIGHT
umes .' ..- .,5 bes+ hin, nm co
hooks on ,'' 80. a-, -o,,,S tbat nature
badly u. '.' e.aif,. r,,.ts folj With
rsbeliec' e.o .,''''''
OF oe.NE 800 sf.cr about one min
Inc enc 80 80 GO vrort in Tho third
u'e sho r,.... c.ss vobblv on his legs
io1ha. ,D % +be ccrtre. Nc
as .L'. .-,,t a.. b-u like cyclone and
80 L.rk across the ring. q
Grow sL,-s boa, blows slowed tie
eooP'' ..,-ll e.sior down 20 q walk
ssoF ".l t.-- +o 5roD his GUARD.
ana a-.L 5f-Ca~+v shot over
L.Ae .,... ~ tho chin. and
lsD. --l for -ro cof,r. Of nine.
fIll's .-.. ..-,,c,lc6 "a his feet
Nhen .e ..,,c5 I'm, with a short
,.s. .-+ -.-rel a right hand uppercut
home. The bout was an over except
the forua-tr OF counting
-T----r tloboLor is Sill
inc C-"'"i .-.--r.,. c;ogo~ VINO was
.acee.oe.. INC bofore the first
-'th- ,-.- o,c, ,be Hsckensack
c>4~..o .- -5 ", Smith whose wild
meadows --...3 ,,,o,o s-r,ospbere
swings nav. -.s ' &C. am or record came
ma" a-' 49,. l.,rresiuu vestcr-
10 grips al prov" U--c- ,''' ,bc last wild
cay 80 ..-.-. counted and the crowd
swing haa pee" e'I's sot "'t - eolfNan-
hac sca,.'. '' 5o.,5o@ mat draw
'oh'eQ Lo.L
FosIo V' 10. .rt .to crowd was
me Oot. N1.t-.'. S,,,+b tho inn
INTERESTED l..i a.. s,rortbv
'etuols T.s'eo ana .o-. o., ,,.i,b r,;cbt
ihlned o.l."'"'' H.. ~ bo,,.-
and man. iI.r a.." ""1 ., -. ,,..s
ever ano o- -.o' S,a,.o',.,s an
a.lery was not as neaNE as ms Ii1" al T.
BOZ 10 was used ~ s-is".l> OS'.I,.L
ar,sce. SAILED our OF i"'ool .''
his super truC-urc someWnal oeNteo'
90 the whole. however me oous We
vel fought. -.c men tteo ana 'Ne
crowd was happy.
Harry Cattle. the slcEsinc Hghl-
weight from Port CHESTER NhoSHeu . o".
Jack Hacln. OF Ne"arN' DID, .Ae ,, ..ls'
round of ten-rou7d bout al 'le . OIS III
pic Athletic t.1O YESTERDAY al'gi 49,
less than q minute Lao paSstu VIZ" ~.
Cattle tented d ieIi hlEn ana JleIi M
bis riga, o. The solar pleAus' IaEaii
found bog. Jim Elliot. or St. Paul.
tooeked out Jack Allen. - Pittsburgh,
III two rourd.
Cattle va. matched 10 box Paddy
uHeam. the California lightweight,
flrirsNr E.+ the latter refused 20
81 the size Of the house and then
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MEETINGS.

Az ELECTION or TWENTY MANAGERS or
th. New lofs Institute f9r re Ldu- alton q ne
yiird and OF three lrsuccfors " Election will le
nd al ne institute e'h Ave. ara ofth 81. a. 4
or.g-k "a the afternoon 81 Wednesday. Jan. Q. 1918
LINZEE HLAGDEN. Sec'y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-02

I'd Morgan and Kid Lewis, two
English boxers. won their bouts YES
,elday They uo' Preston Brown and
Willie Moore. raepcctively, az the
olympia, o. Philadelphia, and won
hsndiY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-02
Ross Outboxes Flynn.

Rochester, Jan. J.. Tony Ross. Of
Newcastle, Penn. outboXed Jim Flynn,
of Pueblo, Col, this afternoon in a ten
round bout
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-02
sURRoGATEs' NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF Honora bic
John p COnslan. a Surrogate OF the
County OF New York. notice Is hereby given
20 all persons having claims against Phlllp
X Walc0tts late OF the County Of New
York. deceased. 10 present the same with
vouchers thereof 20 the subscriber. At her
place o. trsnsacting business. 81 the ofice
81 Hawkins. Deladeld and Longfellow. No
20 Exchange Place, Ia the city Of New
York on o. before the 18th day OF May
neat
dated. Kew YORK. the It'll day OF No
sember. 1914
ANNE wALCoTT.
ENecutrfH
HAWKINS DELAFIELD LONG.
FELLOW
Attorneys for E1ecutriL-
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