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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-20
The Bronx.
MECHANICS LIENS.
IANUARY 10.
Manhattan.

arm 81 O., ard Il ": sargent GO Az . "
iih 8 Inc osnsr and con'f 1"1,.. H. 30
chester Garage 90. osnef and contractor. go =
leaTH ST. ~ p. klock ContrectinS 20 az -
Brindze. owner. Gresneli't ana hsue', coz fos ~
ll5TH sf $40 to s5l w. ItaoI sand ard Grave,
"a al + L Martin Gamer n and . Rudolph ara
Rudolph Bros. ls.s..s. Ro,sn Building Co. c9 en-.
l4Tii =. ns TO Ns "; Gslsand Contracting 60
Inc AT estate ~ J Astor. owner renewal :
an 81 Is and Il ": " / callahan 60 az = "
IN & g Ct in sSd 1, :9 eband conr,ns 60
IN. az. Lillian b Kosiks. owner IAs'L 90, ,jo
T 81 l,s and 1856 " sug'rl9, 6o,nie :s and
,r u09 "a %2n ~ si Frassinci ct 4, az !,
Grossman Estate owner. q RagozLlno, contractor
lsrH ST. ss5 =: Ram.n sst Bril-. oHner; P 4
am 81 f. ard Il ~ standard Arch co sg Z
@ + so f. 9' I5e a9' s Sss' Wo s
ar II " iith - 60. Inc owner and conirssctor;
tlsr ~. as W. Richmond Radiator Co ast VI
and simon sch.y and estate Of simon Scney,
owners b shapiro. c9nf1ftof s,,s .,a CO
~, "a ,sf 7 / : Pint. = Morgan. " Flint and
v n Flint owners Rosen Building co. eontrsc,
1.sTB ST. $40 to 81 W. Knickerbocser Meal Gel
lax 90 agt L Martin. owner: Il Rudolph;
lsfi'. sr ana e ,sS a g. window Shade q
AZ IS " iith s. Co. owner and contractor. $50
The Bronx.
BRIGGS LV. .7o5-aiOi. Enell Chandelier 60. Inc
az Mitchell a McDermoti Realty Co. o~nefs
Mitchell McDermott Construction Co. COZ
ELsMERE PL n E cor o, Cro,on. P.rrsu. is2 a.
100 q. T-ndsrpinulng and Foundation Go az Id
e'aoJ Francis Realty Co. owner. Hartcom
All L'"@'' sl2.l5os7
coxcopD Az. 40 ard az North Sand Go az
y & r Const Co owner : Corucci and 4
- q 10. - con,,artor, Sl01
az ~ = " cor Z, ised s.. soIloes Q. Musl., Iron
Morris AZ Corg Realty Go. owners and cor,
tractors lreneTiD. N'0-o 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-20
DEhPSEY PUNCHES
WAGNER TO HALT
Yogng Boxer from Portland
Stops His Opponent at
Browns.

lEt Dempsey. Of Portland, Ore, the
I's-g velterweight who has won the
"a fans By his cleverness ana sneer
iEttng spirit, stopped frankie Wags
''il o. Jersey City, in nine ROUNDS o.
Vs.'aie fighting at Browns Ny"
'lrrm last night
l. the presence OF fully thirty WON
e vto sat about the ringside, and VINO
sfs among tho first 20 give the victor
=. spplause his victory deserved, TINS
ass-tyed Frenchmsn, for Dempsey
WIS the city Of Msrseilles Tor MS
'szs, beat the swarthy Wagner from
ll 70 post, until finally bddle 10Y
t referee, called q halt.
hsrs was never a round-no, not
sts,s-when Wagner showed any
Eng 70 commend him save degree
! gsneness which knew no oouhos.
4 stood up under gruelling, q never
aasing brosdside Of straight lefts hHu
n, crosses, OF left hooks and rlgh !
.ipsreuts that smashed through ana
s'ered down all defence. The attack
!" directed with machine-llke sccu
~ and, barring the right hand up
@s-b Dempsey seldom missed MS
sg' never for a moment was he aole
'',t On his laurels. Wagner plungeu
Whaling away with both hands. ne
a'onsd out that since these same
s''iss had carried him 70 victory many
; tine before, they would serve MN MN
~h. This time he was confronted
2 as master. Jack either reached out'
- picking Of the leads In mi g, :,
waited with either hand, or, stunning
" q harms way with quick, cas- J
.1s',,'nents, allowed the wallops "
-. =, over his shoulders.
Nd Burns. Of the East Side, defea'eo
sAAe Cation, Of the same district ~
= other ten-round contest. Inc gym
a'sm was crowded to the doors ~n ~,
sale Of tickets was euspehueu o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-20
NOTES OF THE TRADE.

Il has been noticed among the trade
that a majority of millinery buyers
are placing orders for immediate de-
livery. for the reason that women are
taking 20 straw hats az this unusual
date 4 large straw hat concern re-
ports its statesmen on the road are
doing a large business in Panamas
and Milan hemps, and the orders are
marked Rush"
An error was made In Mondays
Tribune In saying that the New York
Office of the Spokane Dry Goods Com
pany, OF Spokane, Wash, was being
taken over by Oswald F. Macrae. Mr..
Macrae will succeed William Sisserson
as buyer Of resdy-to-wear lines and
will work in conjunction with {. r.
Kimball, who will have charge OF the
company's affairs in this city. II u Mr.
Macrae's intention 10 notify the trade
of this error.
Several New York selling agents for
New England underwear mills report
many orders coming in for export on
cotton ribbed underwear The goods
are not wanted for army purposes, but
for the retail trade in England.
William Munger succeeds o. W Clay
as buyer of silks and dress and wash
goods for the Burnham. Munger, Root
Dry Goods Company, Of Kansas City
Mo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-20
Harvard Nine to
Work by the Sea

Cambridge. Mass. Jan. 49, change
i'm the annual southern trip Of the Iiar-
ward baseball team, by which the team
will go to Atlantic City for three days
after the game with West Point was
announced by the manager to-day.
It has been customary to 90 direct
either TO Baltimore or Washington.
The team probably will play a ocal
nine during its stay at Atlantic City.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
JANUARY 70
Manhattan.

HI DsoN 81. 6H ". / Harris 70 n FdeimnsTn,
n. IS Hin s.. atty. r Gross. 5o2 BHay. 500
so1H ST eI8 ". ? viscsrdi 10 Theresa Rucke-t
30 " Tooth 81. att. & Lelnlns S5' l. In
vFsT END Az. 4is. W " Powell 70 Jessie b
raw. and ano ears LAKE. Nahopac. ! aty.
IS VI Powell. : Wall 81 NlolY
SEP 81. 3l6 ". Mar Haas 70 z B Fink 3l6 W
sd 81. ats. " Henksl il. - william s.
I'D ST. siss 22 f: Elsi. Powell 70 Melissa
sutton 40 " 6ath st. sty. "us9ni .oo
l1sTH ST. T.. Bessi. Adler 70 L Lesvtt l?9
" stth 81 a'tys Reiss & r. IS Nassau s y
HFNRY ST 20i BarshD 10 Rebecca Barsic. :9s
TeTes A. BROOKLYN SlHg
FAST RROADWAY. POS; same N same 800
I9srH ST n T. a. Manhattan a.. l'8 st>! =
1875. Hartmann 10 Riverside Nieduct
Realty 90. sl6 " l5lH 81. ats. Title Guarantee
is5Tii ST 500 " Adelina Kupp.r 10 Caroline
Roehm s0'h s., atty. 6 ; Boehm. 70 Hss
sTH Al 2i,i-2473. Marie la Montague 70 Farm
o.. loan and Trust 60. % William e.. ar
teller & u % Exchange ~: -
FORSYTH ST. i6S- l70 New YORK Lie lnsira1eee
90 ~ Lawyer Mortgage 90. 80 Liberty 81 ~ 9,.O
FDGFGONRE Az. E. SIS lijh s. foil90
Neu York Mortgage and security 90 10 Bfoosgn
Trust CO. ~ Montague -. BroohNn. ANY NeN
York Title Insurance 90. si'o
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White Predicts
the Downfall of Welsh

nrst' third and ffth rounds. when he
made Cross back of from hard rights
ana let's and body blows Thereafter.
however, Cross managed TO have a
Snght advantage IN each round over
ms rugged Brooklyn rival. Pierce was
always full OF fight. the final round
being whirlwins affair.
cross worked Pierce into a trap in
the second round, when he fegned in
Jury by going into his clamlike shell Of
defence. Pierce was victim 10 the
ruse, and as a reward Cross rained
blows 70 the body and face. staggering
hlm. Pierce, however. came back fresh
and strong In the third session
In the Somi-fnsl OF ten rounds Harry
LundN succeeded In outpointng Johnny
l"KidD Carter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-20
BUSINESS SPACE LEASED

Charles F Noyes -Compsny and VI b H,n
1.sseI fbe seventh noor of The new shi'en sIofl
i1sT,rbc,L Vunaerforl Building containing about
20 900 square feet 10 Martin % B-oa4 fflains
and Binding COMPANY for ions lerm OF Year, q
a. ssgreysfs rental o. about 500 600
Heller, A sherman has rented 70 ne Agohqll.
prnfipg Company the store and basement 81
Tvirg Bacon & Henry leased FOR term O. yeeis
the fourth floor in 24j West 5Jth e. 70 me ndls.s
Commercisl TrucK Corporation. also IN go Mesl
ss,L !, snsre IN Clford Poets. Baker RIM
Auto supply Company and A. l. Mcnfori .na
with Huberth & Huberth. tpaoe 70 hegal Au'o
rrost brown company leased part ~ the twelfth
-. a. sqS Erosdway N Clarence Spricer
" Brigham Hall & william d boodseod. nc.
leased Tor kafhsrine A. hingssnd i1r ionS 'eIm
~ yesrs the store and basement Al ett Llsuth o..
~ frank GanagzGol.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Interest At s p>r cent un.ess othsrs,' '''ie'
JANUARY 10.
Manhattan.

All. TIE UNDIVIDED ] -5th par - a. rs, Pep.
- ir CIV ~ Y whereof Serena hhlnelH4rf
-, ,f,.t and generally al right. tue al
meet of parties - tie A. par thef,in 4
Rhinelander and ADELAIDE h. hs Vie 20 II IL M.
h .ff,s Bowers - Cedar - N.Vs9
IIDFOGD ST e. IS 10 Dos lins .. . =,
p.ifi.fs Tsrsia 10 Msrsfa BsgarcJ. 20.
t-th 81. Ia0 PRIOR as 'lii5ol; 9". :, Pa
stty l. LIS Go. $500. . go, ,,st.,t
10 NJ Csrstafts. iol " elsi .. Jan j. ., ~
atty. l. II irs co.. $500, ffs
Nftlr. Do " N.bFuu. LaWrelce. I n. -
II e.. s. grs Iau i1. afu. l.i Hss1 ts.ee8
tTif ~ e q az. f-Hfh % .l stlgl Maiefh.fl
~. a. f. fsurer. sfr 60 - ifh-rt = iau
N a4e - ~ tp4I. sly. q = II -. !iL..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-20
Broadway Corner Sold.

n. Ollie estate has sold the property a. ne
southesst corner Of Broadway and 1911 O. II 3
1n-cn.rtv sold hy the Olhe estate has frontage
4, feet In Broadway ~ feet IN 1871 - IS
-, a. he rear and Is los feet tbs inside line
~ buyer IL the Nineteenth stree and Broad"sy
cor,o,sfion II Is expected that no improvement
III ~ md, on The property for some time. a. Va
,ss,nf tenant has q icsss which extends nine more
- on the property.
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The Bronx.
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

The following plans FOR new ouiid-
inrs have been fled in the Bronx Build
ings Bureau:
rrnoNrE Az. - cor itst e. fo- ~ ~
.'or.- s6tioo American ReA Es.b @ ~ ~
AZ 49,. sl2 900
ARTHUR Az. "a tSsss lsith {" ,sf sy
trs Gor,s Eni tsnm,s @tIIi - w.
o1n.r. N " Del Gusdio. iel 1renoni az 49, 6a;
cost.
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3d.. o. fea- ssl0 4
sIf' y - 70 far-. 81 80 -
same sa"e !, 80. In. Il 1907. $500 or
Sor N stone March ~ 1914. 80 y
saIner " " Gaiehel and Nstls 1atcht'
Mercantile FINANCE 60. De D.. l'e9. ~. -
SchwsW n C-Zlliak a S,hafcr Mlling %, Mac.
% iqit Nt
stanley Mfg Co. BroFu : Sioopack ani l. por,
man Spirer. Apr -. ltIfs tlsl 81
Ie'"nn" '''0 siai g.
Williams Man AIDA ol,e.lt. July o. 1913
city Of Y-J r Quinn. June 3. 1914 u,1sr.sil
,or Iuly : 1914 ,rsserefI $3.50 o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-20
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
JANUARY 10.
Manhattan.

IN. As, ram. Is thai 0, The debtor N. .'cnna
tbsf of tie creditor. and dats "hen !uosne"' vas
rlai A.. -. .,
~ r ard v schsch1r-S Abrimorin; Pc
Ri,et NJ and C.ihsnns Frsncis-PooD!s. etc , ga
g. = tStms Go and r oMara-M sulli'an' 20. 20
g. 1914 e. p.da. u,--h ., isit.
bele q HoNs ~ 81 09i 81
L. = Cbt.,.ro. Dee g. 1914 Sf2i
FORD Ne,mel, -. rYn. "a 1911. sl6l ~
HurNlN " irSssr .nt "A Y Borst~-E Nor
lnmHi. - n. fata. sli3 IS
gan sons Us ,aia. slt2 Is
Sane 49, m A1ssrn.: Dec IS 1911; $3.50 %
jacob Rupert lno-I SULLIVAN ~" - 81 $50 %
-. .,,. 4 u M.v., - al. June 80. 1915.
beflh hlli4'-' " - - $40 o.
NcHush. JH-A oliver: Dsc "a 1914: fsI 20
hoheu. Sl59 u
Eellerm4n. Karenns- DaLld M.-s- s-.-.-g %
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LIS PENDENS.
JANUARY 10
Manhattan.

fo-D Il tls IN Investors CoreoFit!on ~
TS.b c,sr e A. talu.leei foreclosure % NJ
,,sTH II IA ". Ksiharns Galofaith az
M Ds I5ons e; a. iiofsrioslfe o. as Az
, q Tea Ffrs - ~ -. o.
N,rSefse~r - Al ifcfecltslft 81 nis HNA =
"A HlfrhiHt - ,,
lIsIa y. - ". Nag Pure. AZ "ssl-Aa
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~ THE AUCTION MARKET.
The following transactlonIS were re re-
corded yesterday at the Real Estate TX
HENCE IA Nesey St:

BY Joseph 7. DAY. 49,. e. -
- -, az o a . . n eOth. = WIS. y ~
brH ~ 'is.ss6old: Higgins rs Cofn e. a..
loii o' s1,ons Whitehead attys. Ir1ssins
BseI, s,, Sfos 90 &c. taxes. etc. -. 70 we
mgsa KNIT ST t r,.,. cAf'H .eo 5SlSi :. y
ttnmt az, y Neponsl1. at,ys. G , horseh re-
~, a. 80 On 81. tne. etc. $50 o. 70 'ns p'AA
n fo 81 s'y 2; and % Rt. &C. H,ri ss '.
70 nleV' "a uu..,,pstadi. indlyid and e1if1 G,
ohf hnsaa. ~. ksa mtg. re- .sr Tas, So
t.1ss etc. s. .o9 h 'G io1 $50 90 -,
10TH ST - W. 'S.w York Bible and Common
100 ,i., sosF soes s Bsna y, sns So 81.
Jono. any tsS 10 ne plaintiff Tor 3I-''V''
t"es' w. "a, Herbert sherman. ,ss,oati
go, ~ ~ q iss vs. Lenot AZ ,. 49,
lStD ST ~ + & wilmofdius e. a. CT ..et.r,.6
, sS avg, q a .toa = g.: :, %, S. ,sIss
. G9s. s'rG e. s r. q9o ., isoeo
81 isiI :: ns iSJtw Ienoi a. ~ u "a. .lt,
ISsp n, : an.s. sans Va sans. -''''- -
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PIERCE EXTENDS CROSS
leach Earns Shade by Rally
in Closing Rounds

leach Cross, the East Side lignt
'.'slgat, had a harder task than he mao
Ssnsipsted in outpointing Harry Pierce,
Brooklyn. in a ten-round bout at
- Broadway Sporting Club, brookIyn,
-, night. The bout was a isst an
80 fought one, and at the emo pow
.te's carried evidence Of the plt ,ti
nt Al the finish. both were sun
nssss showed TO advantage in the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-20

Realty 60 2, ~ foreclosure % mtg ity y
swain
i0lb 81 us .. o,f- RAJ Us.st, 90 SO Irsh
,ohn o. 81 fsmsndsi foreclosure ~ m'g' ''+'
swain
5lsT ~ -03 W WfHef az Lirn0riA q az
foreclosure NJ mig. ans Z J otradF
The Bronx.
lot - rerissd usp ~ ~srfra ra.s. LOUIS,
Srhrafe a. D ,a-ra ...m4 e. al foe. .'i-' q"
U'E. Hrt AIrrh4rh a.
TOT ll- IlG nap ~ l-i .1s ~ ct.ae ~ ~
isI~ -iu Ward. % B-nensnH s-t h.a
faction to compel sUerif. ref'0rnan.s '' '''
frs-f s'rs Lfcrf Ahter'es ,.-.....
UprFETY 40 r e. 0rr ~ tiig island. tii' -s
i1nf OFF Mar A Bootb. J. IS sr'cr az Way
iales - O.. fo-s.io.Ire NJ mig. abs. fie,s
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BROOKLYN Sales.

,.,,. NJ H,vley has sold ior Henfy Reinhndi
IN" onderdonk ~. corner Of Har ~. Two siot
80 on lot e5Il00 Mr.. Wueboef VII stef the
ise for his plumbing business 81,
Jhe Jerome Property Corporation has 90 500 % ~
klsnln ~ N,,o,s Tor A client Of Henry Pierson
N Co. c. ,urcbas.r pin renovste aud occupy u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-20
BUILDING LOAN CONIRAtlS'
JANUARY 10
The BTOnX

LOT Ia man %, sr7 lo,. krorn a. me Hun'sr -
ta'f pf0perf n Hudson R0.e 90. lelss
loans 4 - ana Maria Is.aro. 20 efei ,.o
frame ID IL % payments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-20
IMPORTANT

LARGE WESTERN 5-1O-25c SYN
DICATE al present in New York
PLACING OPENING ORDERS FOR
NEW STORES. Will look over sam
pies of specials and good regular lines
Thursday morning from $3.50 to IL
o'clock. Orders TO be placed for i'm.
mediate shipment. Consolidated mer.
chants Syndicate, Inc, Room 309-D,
467 Broadway.
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

I.lh So. -a. Store e. pay to A Par. "a "a
d. BD.ssU Sol, mos from oct J. lt!t
a,., o. prs.ncub-rs ne FORSYTH -. $3.50
HOt SrON ST. g = cor store. Ia Matts m
Gr.man sri ano. a Houston e.. ys from
o. D. 1919. 49,, B brachenDerg ll5 to'.yin
ioSp ST o. T.. sore: VI Cohen 70 g Glickman
NfC.9f Vernon. $500
i2sD sT. 90. r. all G Austin :. al 10 g
Rrckh8Is co. 1894 Park ar. yrs from June
1912 atty. j Miller. 35 Nassau a.. Sl.o
TTpGinGE ST. 65 store ana hasement; Dom 70
q Friedman and sno ~, Forsyth ~; u yrs rom
Msy .. 1915. aitys. Friedman Broe. e6 hdnds,
-l. s-I.'
sTH Az. % cor 1891 -. store and Part celia;
" Wesel 20 r O'Bde1. -s52 5th az; rs ron
no. {. 1914. sits. shiiand & Hedges. ~
BNal. S'''
The Bronx.
n Az 2ao4 store q v Fernel n ! Be> ,,1
Bergen sr n 49, cor o. 1921 81. b - rom MAY
il.t 81 $50
sol fitI.E% boulevard 1927. store Eri
hot 10 Nathan sircns lf-' southern Bou.ev1Ta
. ,rs from Nsy D. 1915. ats, . Bechmaln
f0-. NtrIfnfrH EIuIafaTI. NI.N-V lu p iNH
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REAL ESTATE.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES,
BOROUGH or M,NH,TIAS.
II Murray ST.. lof Fno s s5sesi fl' sss

Cts. case tdsr'sd fof lisht marufsGG-.ng Ap9D
CHRIS scritRtoH. us On Az.
~ on MAHOGANY FURNISHED pr-
ph,r t.spioaa. re FleN Hudson River. refer
snces App Room 1913 20 thurrh =
HARLEM MASONIC TEMPLE. ball-lodge
rooms. reasonable. Barnett Co.. u
last l-.th 81.
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New Heights Apartment
Bought by an Investor

sold Tor Arthur A Meyers ne northeast corner
II Bronx Boulevard East sno i~lss iIa''' I-''
comprising about Eve and hair lois
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
JANUARY is
Manhattan

WE To- ~, 80 iail fo5
bhoaD ~ >, Al. SEPT IL 1918: So5 "a
srH ~ IN: ssndhop Convsctins co. Inc az
Pauline kuhlse - al: Oct 81. 1875 s5V' 20
Z ,Nsr PROPERTY: Roof MalnienIncs Go. Inc az
HAAlL r., "a i6is- 1851 so
sLME PROPERTY. pror' az ZANE Sept NJ,
: ,,fF PROPERTY: s,ndhop Contracting Co. lne
a. s.ns Sept ?. 1918; s5.5ny
sivE PROPERTY. Klein sr nne' Aus ~
The Bronx.
earn ct 1898 and 1925 East. Crisuolo as
'sg fnqeth e. al. Jan -. 1914 ,eaaeledl
,s,n st $50 70 sos East. Toupkns kis MARBLE
~ AZ, Gfossnln Bros 4 Rosenos-n Ct :, Jsn
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sA,iF r,ss99rEGIy ;ssm. 70 nei,y o G.rm3n a..
- ~ bruf. ia ~ st'i. sau. $4,000
snde- . o. n fIlu weinsfsln 1854 Madison A..
a. hI- 20 q 1915. = o.. af-s h,,i,o
list 81 e. -'ff - ,sl,-il r.rl Wt-f l1,lo- ..
s'sha 70 J a Tr 60. Jan l,. due -, - gedf
logD y. ne .;ise r.-. a, 5orioo % Gsr7iis
= smith f0 q Smith 300 o. l0lg r Ian %
mig 20 900 tue IS rof raiemrue' fe' a.
itrH ~. 49, - BIB az -9,Ioo 90 , ic,. 20
@''.-ni'. - " g. 20 jon l' 'm's 80 o'.'
The Bronx.
CA LnWtLL Az Us 1871 18th 20 so $3.50.
Mch.cI kocvsr Constr 90 a. lou. Lvus'ioor
- tdsocombf sv tpuor m.s $40 Jan d..
die JUS u. 1917. o.. a'y q q Y 70
LLsuERE Pr . c'r Nrulon a. rs sIiool
Cih rnor mis 50: 5000 ian "a jr'. 80,
LGc( q ~. :, !. iostts BAY a. 81 ,,lso. kan
Brods' ~ Marion - Rlsss 500 Mot az jar d..
BIO. c. az. ~ Bergman. 3.le % a..
Lpr lil msp Hunter es.a., 4 6 rs-,ro ~ . Re
deco ~ Bondel AZ De -. i9lt ? ~. =. p
LotF 1ll -it ~ "a 80 70 ~. nap Glea'ou
ptogcug Se'ns " Gisusro 20 ies'e '.uie ~
w .i'h g. Jan 10. }r'. r, ans. a
LOIS - ana 7-' block un,Et'i nap Maps
TGS r. + e. ..'''' Jan 10 ''' - y 5000
NATHALIE Av So -or 25oih . 80, i,r,s. also
49, r cor e}0fh A. 30tl0o = Resale Seiushee cr
~ Hsrp Fried pa s. - Al Jan ~ Que
woopYcREsr 4 q Ism g. e5Ii6o
Emib = k!rEpa'ri-s 10 kathleen 9 Turi, -
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-20

GOODYEAR RaINPgOoF MIG. CO,
1873 East Broadway.
Telephone. Orchard 5l7a.
1000 Mems Tan and Gray Rsinccsts
For Quick Sale ~ Lowest Prices.
UNFURNIsHED APARTMENTS.
NLsI SIDE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-20

here is much internal strife in the
rs-sr Island Athletic Club. Yesterday
re directors aired their little troubles
~ the benefit O. the commission ana
,s.s vho attended the meeting AFTER
Gesrirg for some little time the com
r.uioners gave all hands their bless
" and some good advice and sent
es- home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-20

p. IN the mean time, the top notch
-, AZ. not tumbling over themselves
:. We lack Britton a chance 10 get
Is,,s money. Jack has challenged
- .ll until he is blue in the face,
=. ~ no purpose whatever. he IS
80 ;grored. and would like 10 know
~ " has defeated all the men he
rs, faced. with the exception OF
,r,.s7 Mcfarland.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-02-13
DEATH OF MRS.
IDA GOODWIN
SHE PASSED AWAY THURSDAY
NIGHT AT HER HOME ON EAST
L'RUA sTREET-FuNERAL SUN
DAY AFTERNOON.

Mrs. Ida Goodwin. Sc years of age.
passed away Thursday night about 10
O'Clock at her home, No. 11O1 East
LaRua street, after a painful illness.
The deceased had many friends and
relatives in Pensacola Who will regret
to learn Of her death.
She Is survived by husband, four
daughters, Mrs. James Stearns, Mrs
Ed. Harris, Mrs. A A. DeGraf and
Miss Katie Goodwin, and three sons.
William, George and Frank Conway.
Services over the remains will be
conducted Sunday afternoon at 1880
o'clock
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-02-13
A BAD CASE
and ITS RELIEF
Lady Tells Details of Ten
Years of Suffering Which
Now Lies Behind Her.

Wallace, va-Mrs. Mary Vest. OF
this town, says About ten years
ago, I had very poor health. and for
could not stand on my feet. I got
so could only dray about in the room.
Most Of the time was not able to do
my work.
I had terrible bearing down pains,
my back ached all the time and was
very weak / could scarcely carry
anything and suffered agony when ]
lifted anything. The muscles in my
abdomen were SO weak could scarcely
lift myself up straight, and thought
/ would surely grow crooked. had
difficulty In walking. II was 50 painful.
I suffered in hips and back and could
hardly raise up at ALL At times, !
couldn't sit on the chair-would have
to lie down. I was In such agony
just sat around and cried.
At this time, about FIVE years ago,
! began to take Cardui, at my mothers
insistence. After two or three weeks
use I saw an improvement. The pains
got less gradually until they disap-
peared. In two months I could walk
without pain and could do most of my
work. For about three years my i'm
provement was steady and continued
until had back my health and
strength.
The cure has been permanent, for
have been in good health for the past
two years, due to my having taken
Cariui. which Effected the cure"
All druggists sell Cardui. Try Il.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-02-13
MEETINGS At
KNOX CHURCH
ONE SERVICE TONIGHT, THE
AFTERNOON HOUR HAVING
BEEN DISPENSED WITH-PRo-
GRAM FOR SUNDAY PREACHING

Quite a large number heard Rev.
Mr.. Richardson in two strong and spir
itually helpful sermons yesterday, the
first service taking place at $3.50
O'Clock in the afternoon, which was
welI-attended, while the later service.
which was held at 1880 o'clock, was at
tended by a larger number. At both
services especially strong sermons
were heard, and many favorable CON-
ments were heard from those present.
The afternoon service will be dis
pensed with today, but the 1880 o'clock
meeting will be held. and to this the
public is cordially invited.
On Sunday there will be three ser
vices. At IL O'Clock, the regular hour,
Rev. Mr.. Richardson will preach, this
service to last an hour. Directly
afterward the congregation of Knox
church will hold a meeting to con-
slider the proposition of extending a
cali to one of two ministers who are
offered the church, and as every MEM
Der may have a voice and a vote on
the proposition, it is urgent that the
attendance be up to the full member
ship strength.
At o'clock Sunday afternoon there
will be no preaching but an interesting
communion will be held, at which the
history of the church will be read,
the names of members called, the
financial condition be presented, the
names of baptized children will be an
nounced, and general information as
affecting the church's progress and
present state will be given. At this
meeting there should be good at
tendance.
On Sunday night at 1880 o'clock
regular preaching by Rev. Mr.. Rich
ardson, and 1t may be that this will
be the concluding service. although
announcement viii be made as to the
future plans. To all OF the services
all are cordially invited.