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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-04
the March Hare saw a
7 tea tray twinkling In the air
every one in Wonderland
said he was mad" Out on

W every one In Wonderland
said he was mad" Out on
the coast. at the Panama. Pacific EN-
position, millions Of people see a man
twinkle In the sky and the only n
who Is accused OF being mad Is tho
mar himself.
But even when he Is up in the air"
Art Smith Is a little bit saner than
mos, men. And q great deal surer
of himself. When he vas asked why
under heaven he chooses to maxi a
living by risking his life by contract
he said: We'll. a fellow a to do
something when his name Is Smith
and ne comes from Indiana"
His one lament Is thai his Job IL
such a sure ons. Those men flying
over the battlefelds of Europe have
II all over me for opportunity. They
consider themselves gone before they
go up. | always know I'm coming
down again. There's a lot OF differ
ence between flying for your country
and flying for your contract" One
knows wher he would stand (or fy)
IL war were the issue.
That contract Il one OF the most
liberal signed by tho exposition au-
thorities. II calls for flights by day
and flights by night with as many
loops thrown In as the weather per-
mits. AS his ~aeroplane (of the heavy
CurtIss type with a 10 horsepower
motor) rs fitted with smoke pots by
day and a searchlight by night he
leaves a trail Of smoke and a trail Of
light behind him which the quick
may read II they stand stlll long
enough. When the writer was out
there 1t was 5000 900 he wrote In the
sky-to commemorate the ticking of
that number OF visitors to the fair
gates.
The trial trip that got Art Smith
the contract was thus described by
a San Francisco newspaper writer:
smith, who Is al! boy in looks,
manner. talk and disregard for his
bones, went up in the teeth of a
gale that made the grass lie Nat on
the lawns and made every flag In the
exposition stand out like a board. He
scorncd gloves, goggles and sweaters,
leather coats and head harness nnd all
the other scenery of the aviator. All
he did was to take of a suit of
ov"falls In which he had been tinker
ing around his machine. turn his cap
backward on his head. strap an slti-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-04
Reopen OLD Powder Mill..

WILMINGTON. Del. July s.-To take
advantage of every available facility FOR
tho manufacture OF powder, the demand
Tor which never before approached what
II Is now. no r. ]. du Pont de Nemours
Powder Company has rehabilitated its
old plant extending for several miles
along both sides Of tho ~Brandywine
Creek. Just west OF this city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-04

FAiRHANKs. Alaska. July w. p.
Hemenway has returned from . thrs.
weeka trip up the Kanttshna River,
where he liberated forty-two HIVE black
foxes valued At Sl5. 900 the natives had
caught out of season. The natives have
protested to Washington. The oticial
was acting in accordance With the Law
whom he turned the foxes loose.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-04
MONMOUTH BEACH.

MONMOUTH Bach. July 3-Stadler's
Monmouth Beach Inn and bathing pa
vilion at Monmouth Beach. N, j.. held
their formal opening Saturday. June
10, amid q scene Of gAyeties and fes-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-13

Gentlemen are requested not to
comb their boards at table" is the no,
tiee posted in A. hotel ip Switzerland
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-13

To ask the wife Of an Indian prince
to a dance would be the most, out
Fageous insult conceivable, ,4.
New-York tribune., 1915-02-16
OF ESTATES.

l..yINIA Knox dec 8. IBID: total. deposi,i
:. ! jewelr. ts.i3i. net. s5.s23. esiate passed u
PAUL II KRUMENACHER (sept 8. 1910 net
rest Of the estate passed 10 ten relatives assets 90
posiis tl3. 30l. yewelry $3.50. stocks f5s
FREDERICK CUYLER HASTINGS. an tctor
who committed suicide Jan. 10. 1914: net. s.s ~
Marion Irene yiyers. not related. received sl.Ooo
and George W Hastings and Anna Hastings Munro
deposits. s6.27I. life Insurance 81 800 personal el
fects sZ72 stocks and bonds t5s9O0: decedent owed
a brokerage nrm Sl9.T5j and there was BANK loan
sTsAT HEiLPRiN March "a. IslD; net. sl1.-
$40: to the Fresh Air and ConValeecent Home.
summit n J. and the Settlement Of Russian Jews
Carmel y each s625. and the rest or estste
passed 10 ten nephcws and nleces. assets. deposls
s309 furniture SIS and stocks sl2sIS ,..
CLARA y. WATTENBERG August II, sit
net Y55 s0s 20 Alfred W. Wattenberg. son, VI. /,
100. Richari L. waitenoers. son siis"s an
AeIander Wat,snberg son. received t3.50s. A>sets
Depo.its 1902: mortgages s2I.2to; Jewe!5' sI.io'.
sioSks and bonds, s. 90 -, 9, ,.,, -,
s33T5g: TO Joaeph schwartz. son, S-0sl1, hNlds
echwxrts. daughter and Frank Schwartz. son. each
.s. Assets ESSl tS SS9 y p S So "ss' .o sSa Ea.;
sin st. appraised a. $4,000; dsposin sios-=
.B5 note. and claims. s.. 13i -
NORTH USHER June y lolD ne, st0 sot.
10 Cussie Pollak. daughter, $3.50 Chailes tbhsr;
Abraham Fisher Edwin Fisher Julius Fishe, .ai
estate passed 70 eght srsndehildren A.se,s: De
no-its s63T notes and personally, 4l.s6i
FRANKLIN ID. WILLIAMS tFeo. 4. 1870.
supoemental report redisiribuies the estate IN con-
formity with the ZborOSsn decision Mn Ruth
WiiIiam. widow. receives su.sss: MsJ ". Will
isms daughser. s22. SOS and the executors. for the
beosft Of oSfer beuencisries. tl5.ss2. Original re-
port was fled November D. lPlA
New-York tribune., 1915-02-16
GLOVER WINS FAST BOUT
Outpoints Grupp in 10-Round
Set to at Olympic Club.

Billy Glover, of Boston, and Billy
Grupp, of st. Louis, two veteran mid
dleweights, boxed ten fast rounds at
the Olympic Club, in Harlem, last
night. Glover won by wide enough
margin, but for all of that the bout
was an interesting one, with enough
action to please the most captious in
the crowd.
In the semi-fnal contest Of the
rounds, Mickey Dunn outpointed Mike
Malta. Dunn knocked Malta down sew
eral times in the course of the con-
test and had his opponent groggy, but
Mike managed to last till the final
gong.
Young George Dixon, Muldoon's pick
anniny, had slightly the better of ten
fast rounds of boxing with Wee Wee
barton, in the main bout of the all
colored show, at the Vanderbilt A. u,
Brooklyn, last night.
Frank Diemeyer won from Johnny
Dohan in ten rounds, at the Military
A. c., Brooklyn, last night. Diemeyer
maintained an advantage over his op-
moment all through the bout, and scored
the only knock down, in the ninth
round.
New-York tribune., 1915-02-16
The Belmont Horses Out
For a Strong Gall0p

two-year-old excellence into this sea-
son.
Max Hirsch is fitting the Belmont
ca-t-of, Morse King, for the races. and
he has decided TO ship his horse to
Maryland at the end OF this month TO
be ready for the opening at Bowie, on
April 1.
The contingent from the Quincy Sta
bic that is intended for racing in Ken
tucky is at Sheepshead Bay, in the
care OF Steve Lawler. OF the lot both
Trojan, winner Of the Futurity, and
Double Eagle are being pointed for the
Kentucky Derby, to be run at Churchill
Downs, Louisville.
Frank J. Bryan, racing secretary OF
the Country Club at Brookline, Mass,
has issued his programme for the COM
ing season. The dates for this amateur
race meeting are June II and 10. The
entries will close on May "a.
The programme is a renewal OF all
the old stakes, some of the most nota-
bic being the Challenge Cup, the Cham
blet Memorial Steeplechase, the Myopia
Hunt Cup. the Brookline Handicap
Steeplechase, tie Country Club Grand
Annual and the National Hunt Cup.
New-York tribune., 1915-02-16
THE SPARKS FLY
AS BLADES CLASH
O'Connor, Curti and Curtis Win
Junior Team HOnorS with
Duelling Swords.

F. B. O'Connor, V. Curt and P. A.
Curtis. representing the New York Ath-
letic Club, won the junior team COM
petition with duelling swords last
night at the rooms Of the Fencers'
Club of New York, on West Forty-fifth
Street. with the team of the Fencers'
Club second and the New York Turn
Verein trio in third and last place.
The teams met in q round-robin
series of bouts and the Winged Fist
team won total of eight bouts TO the
Fencers' Club seven and the Turn
Verein's six.
In the second series Of bouts against
the men of the Fencers' Club Curti was
victorious against H. A. Hirsch and
Paul J. Meylan and suffered no defeats.
His was the best record of the night.
The Fencers' Club and the New York
Athletic Club teams were so evenly
matched that they divided the number
Of bouts won, each taking three. But
whereas the New York Athletic Club
team defeated the Turn Verein by
score of five bouts to three, the Fenc-
ers' Club was only able to win four
bouts against this team, and this
spelled defeat for the home team.
A newcomer on the strips last night
was /. A. OuTllS, il, VI 1ic NS" ANAN
Athletic Club. Curtis has never ap-
peared before in tournament competl-
ton in this city. He is the son Of the
Oldest member of the New York club.
His work with the sword was promis-
ing, and several Of the veterans present
predicted a bright future for him.
The summary follows:
strip No | New York A. c. vs.. New York Turn
Vereinl-V Curt. New York A C.. won IRON q
Aiiaire and c Cathcart. +. b. O'COnnor, New lorK
A C. won from c. Reimherr, IT,, and cam
C Reimherr, jr: John Anaire, New York Turn
VereiE' won from O'Connor and Curtis. ~ g
Reimherr, H. won from Curt Total-Ne" lork
a G., 3: New York Turn Verein, 3.
New York A. c Fencers' club OF New 1otknn
= i Meylan Fencers' Club. won from D.
o'C6nnor and p A Curtis, IT,; :: Is. Cover
Fenrers' club, won from Curtis. T.: '. CuItl New
Y0rk A. G. won from II. A. IirSch and T. j.
Neyiau. r. b O'COnnor. New 1oTk \. =. won
from Colver. Total-New York A. c. s. feheers
''Fo Fencers' Club 7s New York Tum yeTein--P.
Meyan Fencers' Club. won from Reimherr. u ahd
Alaire; f. B. Colyer Fencers, club. won rom
Heimherr. jr: II. A. Hirsch, Fencers Clno. , Won
from Cathcart. c. Cathcart; New YORK II IIIh
Verein, won from Meylan and Coyer: J. Auaire'
New York Turn Verein. won from Hirsch. Total
Fencers' Club 4. Tum Verein. 3
Grand total-New York A. c.. bouts: FenceH'
Club, Z New York Turn Nerein' O.
New-York tribune., 1915-02-16

May 20. 1913: sam. TO sane; $4,000
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Jan II. 1907; r Clemente and ano 70 Exeeisior
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$50 ST. 323 E. IS "a az. 251loo,6: NoV IS.
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SAME PROPERTY; May 2s. 1856; Eliza M,te9Sa y sod
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New-York tribune., 1915-02-16
POLICE DEPARTME

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oIsmI,ssd-Ptmn. A. T. Doolan. litth. jan, %;
NEGLECT os duty violation q rllts; req v hesAe"'
OF duty intoxlcation. violation n rules .
p,ath-Ptlmn w O'Keefe. I'm, Feo ID.
Amendment-S O. 2sG. series 1919, IS ssu snenns'
bv ,ubsttutinz FOR the name Of w. u MAeoHn'
5ih. that oi r Meyer 5th. 2sl WSt Iioth s.,
Aupolnt,d Special Patrolnsn-W. ID. Jones "'A
Departmen. Of Licenses. FEB. H.
New-York tribune., 1915-02-16
Touchard ShOWS Speed
On the Indoor Courts
A Bad Omen
for the Allies

For many months Count Otto salm-
Uoogstraeten. OF Austria, and Georges
Aranyi, Of France. have played a
team In lawn tennis tournaments.
They were entered as q pair In the
national indoor tournament now in
progress in the eth Regiment Armory.
but they did not play together. In
stead. Count Otto appeared with +. c.
Zehrmann, the German. as his part
ner
Is IL possible that the present war
In Europe has so worked upon the
feelings OF the two former partners
that they have formed n new alliance?
There were some in the armory yes
terday who professed to believe the
victory Of the Austro German comblna-
tion against T. Cobb and G. A. Walker,
Jr., was an omen OF what will happen
In Europe In the near future.
IL was reported that Aranyi sought
in vain for an Englishman. n Belgian.
a Russian. n Montenegrin or n servian
as partner with whom TO dispute
the path Of the Triple Alliance pair.
hut was unsuccessful.
New-York tribune., 1915-02-16
FIRE DEPARTM ENT.

p.,,,,l.,-Frnn. tsd sradel @. J. walsh. Ens,
900 absence without leave: seven regular leaNcs .,
absence be withheld and warned. rmn ll,t n aas!
q IIardT,cE Eng 2il being under the innuenc,
~ iguor drug or compound. three regular lesvei
OF absence be withheld. Frnn. NJ. J. FOOD s, bas,
26e conduct prejudicisl 70 good reputation ops,
mi disciDline Of the department. i've usuai
leaves OF absence be withheld disorderJ conduct
sentence suspended ,, -. A., o..-
nliance with Paragraph !. Special order z reo'
H. Feb. ls Fmn. list srsds) O. Hos,,d W. hsisa. fns
Eng 50: Frmn. list srsdej J. Reilly. Ems. 2o-'
who are on sick leave. ,, ..,.,
Leave, on Absence mo pyl-Frmn. uS rsdel
I j NahOney, H. & L. Co. Is, Il hours; fen ~
Capt j. llei1s. Ens 2. q hours fss, "a s5uTs 5ms
FsS 'is. Capt r f. MAhoney. Eng LS0. =
houn. Feb. is: Frmn. Ust srade) J. V. bru'oh'
III & l. a. SO hours. Feb. 10
New-York tribune., 1915-02-16
100000 APARTMENT

Plans have been fled for the construction OF 8
twelve story apartment house on the southeast cor
nor of RrosdWay and seth 81. II Will be hreproOf.
with A frontage OF 9Os feet on Broadway and 80
fsst In the street The FACADE will be u brick and
limestone Tie West Side Construction Company
Jacob Arelrod president. IS the owner. George +.
peIbam il the architect and has placed the cost
pans have also been hled for the construction OF
an eight story freprooi mercantile building on the
Test side OF Fifth ay. 72.ll feet south OF ieth 81
for Frank Brothers shoe dealers Inc buiIu,ns WI.
be used eIclusiyely by the owners samuel, NlIlahi
g aud Gustaye Frank. II will have a frontase I ol
~ q Ice, and a depth OF 100 feet. Alfred Freeman
a. tb architect and has placed the cost az S5OVOO'
New-York tribune., 1915-02-16
HERE TO PLAN FOR
ARMY.NAVY GAME
Football Representatives of Ser
vice Schools Meet in
CitV TODAY.

West Point, n. Y, Feb. l5.-Football
representatives of West Point and
Annapolis will meet in New York to-
morrow to arrange final details con-
cerning the next football game between
the two service schools, which will be
played at the Polo Grounds in New
York on November 81
The officers who will attend the con-
ference as representatives of the Army
athletic council are Colonel c. ID. Will
cox, Major E. J. Timberlake, Captain
d. L. Sultan and Lieutenant Charles b.
Never. The conference will be held in
the Offices of President Harry Hamp-
stead of the New York National League
Baseball Club.
Under the arrangement entered into
with the Navy committee last fall, the
games to be played in 1915 and 1917
will be staged in New York.
New-York tribune., 1915-02-16
Trainers Taking Time by the
Forelock in These Mild
Days of a Waning
Winter.

The mild weather that has prevailed
for some days has induced some of the
trainers at both Sheepshead Bay and
Gravesend to bring out their charges.
s. C. Hildreth had Stromboli, Top Hat
and Flittergold, OF the August Belmont
string, all under saddle and they were
ga,loped along smartly. Each looked
the picture of robust health, and they
could be put into active training almost
AZ once. The two-year-olds in the sta
bic were cantered.
W. II. Karrick still confines his ef-
forts 10 shed work, but he has ample
room TO jog his horses under shelter,
and he promises to have some Of them
resdv for early racing. Sharpshooter
and PhOsphOr are both looking well well
after their idleness, and kasKaskls "a
gives every promise OF carrying hei
New-York tribune., 1915-02-16
AUCTION OFFERINGS TO-DAY.

The following parcels will be offered to-day IN
the Yesey 81 saesToom.
:, BY By IGseRS I9s &c P; Day yi.a Of T,A r.
Hatsts e s11s srif odss ldii CO q .st q ah 6oa.n
s5 sS1 i2 90 taxes. H. etc. SIC 5o sub 70 ar.t mtg Of
sofA ST ls4 and 1855 W 80 9, s,.h IN az; az
Theresa AbelsOn ct al: Harris C. ~ S8s
= Prayer ref. due. {l6.9sl ss' taxes e'e' 'f''
sb ST. ss5 Z. n v cor Levi, ST. 81. tIo2 l5lSI l5l
aIi: sly loft bldg: Metropolitan SAVINGS pa. pS.A
AsI Kae ct q ,,,s. sa'csn's e.e sr:s sS; ES
II2IH ST. IO5 = 5. SIS OF PARK az; 10 t5 y
loom: sty tenmt: Anna schnsdsr' indis p,SlS ana
sttv.' NJ J Daley. ref. due sTOZl i3: taxes. etc.
By samuel Mar s., =, .o,,7r
20 5IlO2. 3 sty tennt: NJ Clel9nd az, aH n =
Ceisnd ct al. J " Russell. atty Klein rel
'-l-'-o.'' By BDan L; KsnneIly 60 =, ,-s,
i'lsI ST ?52 w. E..iBs ES.S sit 81 Mn ~ Abrams
ssi sui ~ aT = aus: nS' spSfOorE ref: duo.
1910 30. taxes. etc. 3-ol.
Al s2os Third az;
Hunts Point I'd. sIt TO Bronx River. from SsoI n
ford to Seneca avs D Diekey .r naY Es,h' n
yarnum et a.. 7 McIlTaine. ANY, u LsA"'
GLEASON i,'' Az. sv cor Castle Hin Az io:riSs !
Com stty. / Weis ref. due. s. ios 81; taIes
stc SIS sub 70 1fst mtg q 5000.
By Bryan /. Kennedy. 49,
AnAus pL s.ss' ~ cor ls3d 81. l2ors. sy
n1tTSus. AID stores " Andenon. trls Az
{ Carusci ei Al. odeu. atty; =, Hs'AA"'
By Henry Brady.
TIsros Av 7sT = 40 l5eth st. a. i,',Ss
&C. ~ teumt and stores II Z hud,en
=, Al .st M Holstein ct al. PutIel' stp
Silver. ref: due. So 5l2 "a. taIes. etc. so0 D.
By Hertsu A sherman .,,,.
,,an ct saf Y ns s. Carpenter Az soiIls
n Gsrdn.r All " n Grill Ct Al Allen ;
sttys: 6 u Bolton. ref. due. Nel' w. 'Ai''
By John J. Donovln. .,.
pueslgy AV. " cor Ellis AZ. lasrzie' =
CIssE 81 Al at Ellen Corf1gaA si a.; = h1s..
.sT stty. 4 Hirhbers. ref. dna $500 w.
taIes. etc. t2.tsI.
New-York tribune., 1915-02-16
LIS PENDENS.
FEBRUARY IS.
Manhattan.

AMSTERDAM Av. 2Os and eos; Mary cydlpp
agt Kodak Theatre. Inc. ct al foreclosure OF
mtg atty VI + johnson.
LOT VA Block !. 1872 Sec 4; c Hess agt c
otto et al tamended action TO establish validity
OF tax Hem attys Eisman. L. c & l..
i36TH ST. l2s W: Boyd ast Albertha Turner
foreclosure o. mtg atty. &c Gnsss ~ y
Huist ast A ii Pee.ier ct al foreclosure Of
mtsJ attys Leach * W.
20 Av. 1853. Carrie Esberg agt Rosie Joseph et al
foreclosure Of MTG, aitys, kanroWlh T.
GREAT ZONES ST. 30: y Savings Bank agt l.
Kaufman ct al foreclosure Of mtg atty A
HENRY ST. 2S3 and 235: Minnie Ro,henberg agt
W Konoyiu ct al foreclosure OF mtg atty.
20 av. ii6s, Lulu weins,e,n sgt Rosie Joseph
ct al foreclosure OF mtg: a'ys Kantro"il
IsIsT ST, "a W. and Il5th st. W. Nell aSt
Jessie Nell ct al tpartiuon); atty. + IL Rich
mond.
The Bronx.
RYgR Av, E 5. 1915 n lsOth st. ls.5IlO3.s:
Farmers Loan & 7 Co, trus. agt Mary Bauer
et al foreclosure Of mtgl attys. Gelier. n ii.
LOT A2. Map Van Nest. Alh Ward; Dollar
Say Bank Of City Of ag josephine de Luea
ct al foreclosure Of mtg aiiys. LeHOw. NJ a w
PROPERTY on Lafayette ay w $. adjoining land
of w Sembler. 30Il206. Lucy Weber Jordan
ast Grace Robertson Hyndman ct al fore
closure Of mtg atty, W V " Hall.
II Hesch et al aU X HaTner ct al foreclosure
oi mtg. atty. Z Bergman,
I74TH ST, 9 cor Eden av. Sl.Tr23l7. also Lo,
$751; amended map Of Sec u. Vyse estate;
satzman ag Reliable Constr Co, Inc. ct al
foreclosure Of mtg atty. L Zuc@rman