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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-05
sIrpRrME corRr. COUNTY or SEN

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY or NEW
against Barnet Lernsr and Others defend
closure and sale. duly mado and entered IN
tN above entitled action. and bearing date
tho goth day OF January, 1913. /. the I'M
named viii sell at pusI!o suetion, a, n.
Exchange Sslesroom, Nos 1915 Vessy
Street. in the Borough OF Manhattan, CITY
Of New York. on the nth day OF Feorusry,
1918. az ~ o'clock noon on that DAY. by
Joseph P. Day. suetioneer. ths premise:
directed by said judgment 20 be sold. and
therein described as follows:
land AL situate. ieis s'f yns s .2 ss &. T.ns
ward, Borough OF Manhattan. city. County
and State OF New York. being bounded
from. by Clinton Street. westerly IN tn.
rear by the ground formerly belonging %
Drake q. Palmer. northerly on one soc
by the ground now or late belonging 10
side by the ground now or formerly 81
Samuel Delsplsne, said lot being In width
front and rear twenty-five feet six inches,
and in depth on each side one hundred
feet be the said several Dimensions moro
or less. tho said premises being now known
by the street number one hundred seventy
seven ClintOn Street
Being the same premises which were
heretofore conveyed by Max Blisnikon e.,
o.. to Barnet Lerner b. deed dated August
lSth. 1907. and recorded august ietn,
City and County OF New York ia liber il9.
( section l, OF Conveyances. page 1903
Dated New York. January 2ad. 1915
sTANDISH CHARD.
Referee.
BAYLIs A sASBORN.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
81 Liberty street. Borough OF Manhattan
New York City.
The following Is . diagram OF the prop
.rty TO be sold: rs street number is III
Clinton Street;
Grand 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-05
|TILLMAN RESTS ON OARS
|gll Not Defend Title in Ma
tional Squash Tourney.

Dr.. Alfred StIlman, I'd, Of the Har;;
Vd Club. holder Of the nauonaI
csash tennis championship, will not
teud his title in the coming open
ssuament. according TO the entries
'sth we're announced yesterday. an
stsr absentee will be George. WHIT
10y, clubmate Of Stillman, who Tor
,.'ly held the title. .
Ia the pairings for the tourney,
,,i,h we've made public yesterday by
Y. Whitney. who is secretary OF the
At,ionsl Squash Tennis ASSOCIATION
age Is total Of thirty-three men
q matches will begin at the Squash
20 courts tomorrow afternoon at
20.
n. drawings for the opening rounds
blew:
~. rourd 81 y. BulNey. nsiEh,' c,sin0t IL, "
Ma MortrItlr A G. l.. du font hNnt' ~"
Q. y rsrts squash C,a65i winner o,
ts,s Ruihey match. a J Walker. 20. ,So
1l;l y Cosas Heights Casino. IL p VS. Ss
- Casino. rs. s. winston A., "a 70, Ir,lrg
T,ss clat " RILEY. Columbia C,uo. v.
s Sttsriss UsfyArd club Y. keelSf 20
- CUB - % MADDEN. Hsvafd 'su' 'nsvi.
~. Sodltfd. Bndgepor I. iu,,gn,. Cssino,
Afpsl b.. Harvard cub. ~ y n - 49,, :.
70 Casino 3 " Putnam. columbus Up 90.
bil g. Crescent A Z. ~. l. N"NC 3
~, -. G Ra:,, r HsTqS; IGn'T ysn Der Peel
Vac Cub. Cofiey. Yae University ",
= cforksf Princeton club. n W. hefh' Sno''
Neino. " IS G NILS. g., NOM, 'nn,s,,y.
s,1s,d t,ge 3 Williams. Heights Casino.
'-aatf q living PArks match.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-05
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York-Ths New York Savings Bank,
Plaintiff, against Clarence NJ. Busch and
others. Defendants
In pursuance OF a judgment OF foreelos-
urs and sale. duly made and entered In
tho sboye-entitled action and bearing date
ths 18th day OF January. 1918. ], the un-
dersigned. the referee in said judgment
named. will sell At public auction. at ths
street IN tho borough OF Manhattan. city
OF New York. on the gath day OF February.
1915. az II o'clock noon on that day By
Bryan l.. Kennedy, Auctioneer, the prem
Uses directed by said judgment 10 be sold,
and therein described as follows.
ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel Of
land. with the building thereon erected.
situate. lying and being in the Borough
OF Manhattan, city OF New York, formerly
known as Two hundred ana nine C20s) ana
now known as Number Two hundred and
thirty-fvs (23) Mercer Street known ana
distinguished by the Number Thirty-nins
(9s) on certain map annexed 10 a deed
or conveyance from Alexander 7. Stewart
and wife 10 Johannsh Beekman. recorded
bounded Northerly by a lot formerly be-
longing TO Asa Hall; southerly BY Q lot
formerly belonging 10 John Sloan: EssterlY
IN front by Mercer Street ana Westerly IN
belonging 20 Alexander J.. Stewart con
tanning IN breadth in front and rear each
twenty (25D feet and In length on
each side one hundred 900 feet. be the
said dimensions more or less.
Dated, New York, February list. 1915.
WILLIAM r. CLARE Referee.
BOWERS e SANDS. Attorneys for Plain
tin. - Cedar Street. Manhattan. New
The following IL a diagram Of the prop
erty 20 be sold; It's street number Is 23s
Mercer Street
ga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-05
POWERS IN BAXTER MILE
Boston Runner to Compete at
New York A. G. Games.

Jimmy Powers, the runner Of the
Boston A. A., who led a team of New
England athletes TO Australia last year
and wound up the invasion by winning
the Antipodesn mile championship, will
run against Willie Gordon, y. y. A. c.;
Sid Leslie, L. !. A. c.; Nike Devenney,
Millrose A. A., and James Burke, Bos-
ton A. A, in the Baxter Mile at the
New York Athletic Club games IN
Madison Square Garden on Wednes-
day night.
As Powers has decided 10 centre all
his efforts on winning this Hugh H..
Baxter trophy, now held by Gordon,
he has withdrawn from Boston's two
mile relay team which will meet the
New York A. C's best half milers in
the annual inter-city race. POwers's
place on the Boston A. A. team will
be taken by Long Tom Halpin. Dave
Caldwell. former college Champion;
Burke and Mahoney. with Rose, substi-
tute, complete the Boston relay team.
Tom Halpin also is entered in the
500-yard scratch special race for the
Beuermeyer Cup, the first running of
which has been limited to four men TO
guard against fouls and protests.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-05
BRONX COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
1911 - nnAnN
Army and Many Orders:
Movements of WdrShibs

s.cond Lieut.. HARRY n Kr1Z. ga Inf. two
months.
Passed ASS, Psymn'er 2. A. CLARKE, 70 navy
yard Portsmouth. y. ". -,
Chief Gun. OTTO FRIES. detached souih JAW
chi Ia' Gun IA o {, LAYER detached K.asTr: 70
south Carolina.
MOVEMENTS.
ARRIVED
lar. ss-C.s,in. a. Puerto Plata
Ia. sl-iClsyelald a; La PaG. Anniocii o. scA
r.S, I@Cyelop. a. Fort al Prince.
T.b z-Vulcan. A. Guantanamo- .
leo S-Teunessse. a. Jana. h-3. E"t ard Iroenos
at san f'-hei''' SAILED.
IL, sl--Arnapolts. SAINTS Rosalis Ter GulJmo
Zen e-Besls. flaming. Jarvis. JENKINS ana soyeu
Cuantanamo for GuA-anayAho bay. fHAn
I;uartanarno fof New Nork ard -
Fen 9-Celtlr. Cross Rip Lghtsh.p 'or Nes iofA
y,rd. THattEronga san franrls.o Tor San Dieso'
Ks k-i and lroouis. Marc Island ior san
Tr.nrlsIo. OIympia. Charleston flr trial run.
~ bsinr rpiisvrd al Puerto P.aii Ssnio DO
,,iI-o ry Na.bviIIe CaytIGe viU Trl'ecd % Guan-
tsUamo Tor Goa and then &c 70 Noble. 10 p1''
tI-iUafs In Ma.di Gras Celebration
t'enrsia Boston. vii call a. NeNpoI en
route ~ Guantanamo 49,. a.,
No,,h Dako'a a. GuArAnsyaho Bay. ordered 70
r,c,..i 10 rary yard Norfolk. Tor inspeciion, Win
-, - beng PLACID out - commission.
Cciorado dsfarh-d FArifc Fr~efte Meet. ara Or
d.r.d no nr1rard 70 Maze Islind N relieve Ssn
No. a. fssship ~ Pacific nee san Diego then
BEN. placet IL reserve :. Mare Island yard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-05
Fine Weather Brings Out
Crowd and Joy to the
Exhibitors.

The fine weather Of yesterday
brought out many thousands to the
Motor Boat Show in Madison Square
Garden and naturally eheered 'he
hearts of the many exhibitors
In tho morning the members met IN
,ba Fpcineering Societies Building 1oi
Tho annual meeting of the National
Association Of Engine and Boat man
rfacturers. John J. Amory, the presi-
dort occupied the chair. The attend
ance was quite large and representa-
t;ya of the trade. James Cralg' tne
treasyrer. showed that after many I'D
oral expenditures he had on hand
balance OF about $4,000. Henry n
CTtnbon chairman of the show com
r,itteo in his report told the members
,bot in spite OF trade depression ano
the storm that had hit the preseh'
sbow the eleventh annual exhibition
was a success. ann.
Five members Of the executive com
mittee were elected 10 fill a CORE
snondinp number OF vacancies whlcn
,rcro made automatically in the board
To fiji these the members hao an W
nortunity 10 choose from nine who mac
been placed regularly j" :
Those elected were Henry X. Sutpheh
of the Elco Company; c. A. Crlqui, OF
the Sterling Company; Percy {. Jones
OF the s. NJ. Jones Company; II. IL
Brautigan. of the Bridgeport Engine
Company, and A. F. Dohn, OF the bui-
falo Gasoline Motor Company.
George r. Lawley, OF Boston was
particularly anxious 10 find out no"
the Chicago show, which is TO open on
February %, is coming along, and
Nicholas G. Rost, who has been paying
particular attention, said that the
Western manufacturers were taxing
spsce literally, and that the show
nromised 20 be much better than II
was last year. Mr. Rost was thanked by
the association for his efforts on be-
half of the Chicago show.
A large order placed by the United
States government was announced yes
terdsv by the Elco Company This or
der was for eight of the thirty-,six foot
mower lifeboats. which now make nine
tv.oight in all that have been bull,
by The Bavonne company for the United
States Life Saving Service and for
similar service in Canada. These boats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-05
NEW YORK GOLFERS WIN
Three Reach Semi Finals In
Pinehurst Tourney.

Pinehurst, n. c., Feb. 4.-Three met
ropolitan district players reached the
semi-fnsl round Of the annual Febru-
airy tournament here to-day Robert
Hunter, Of Weeburn, defeated w. <,
Code, o. Chesterfield, rather easily at
8 up and 1 TO play. Gardiner White,
of Flushing. and Philip V. Carter, Of
Nassau, made runaway matches Of il in
beating c. /. Becker, of Woodland, and
II. VI. Weaver, of Bramshot, England,
by and 3. In the other match in the
round before the semi-Anal Hamilton
X. Kerr eliminated j. c. Parrish, Of
the National Club, by . and l.
In the second fight all the New York
players were eliminated. W. +. Trues-
dell, Of Fox Hills, did something for
the good of his club by winning live
ly match in the consolation round.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-05
Motor Boat ShOW the
Magnet for Thousands

are similar in model TO the one on ex-
hibition in the Garden. These boats
are thirty-siX feet over all. and the
hull is strongly and lightly built, with
Theoretically sealed air compartments
foro and aft. The engine is six
cylinder orty-horsepower motor, which
is placed in the after compartment.
These boats have been tried under
all conditions; they have been upset
and smashed and have always righted
themselves and kept on the surface.
The motor controls, reverse control,
whistle, pumps, etc, are placed outside
on the engine room bulkhead in brass
recess boxes. l. is customary TO seal
the engine compartment when under
way by closing the watertight door,
and from the outside il is possible for
one man 10 handle and steer the boat
Sail power is used during the severest
weather One of these boats made the
trip from Sandy Hook Life Saving Sta
tion TO Lewes, Del, 1913 nautical miles,
in Il hours 30 minutes.
The supervising inspectors Of steam
boats will visit the show to-day and
look over the various lifeboats and
engines because of the requirement
that all steam vessels going more than
200 miles outside must carry a power
lifeboat.
The United States Volunteer Life
Saving Corps has an exhibit in the
concert hall and is giving demonstra.
lions each afternoon and evening on
lifesaving and first aid TO injured.
Charles f. Raynor is the superinten-
dent Of this corps, +. c. Mills is cemmo-
dore and Joseph Merz vice-commodore.
Last vear the members Of this corps
made $40 rescues. They assisted 245
boats and 654 persons who were in
trouble in the water. There are 1000
volunteer members supported by the
city, and they have "a houses, 81 boats
and Is cent stations.
Among those noticed at the show
yesterday were John C.. Eaton, OF
Toronto; A. Y. Gowan, of Cleveland;
n Il. JOY, president OF the Packard
Automobile Company; w. J. Parslow,
/ c. Cobb. owner OF the schooner
yocbt Fedalma; Charles s. King, II. b.
Eord Theodore y. Wells, Maurice Heck
scber. Edward Browning, OF Phiiadel-
mia; W. c. Hubbard, Fred King,
George +. Lawley, +. II. Croft, Henry
/ Gielow. George ". Butts, owner OF
Tho Yacht Gertrude; W. 7. stephens
clinton Kinsella, William Gardiner, de-
s;cncr Of the Vanitie; Clifford Hen
dricks. owner Of the yacht Radiant; A.
Ioring Sway. Scott J. Matthews stan
iev NJ Seaman. Henry ". Stuphen'
Thomas b. Taylor and James SIMPSON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-05

Hester 81.
This approximate amount OF the lien or
charge. TO satisfy which the above de-
scribed property IN 10 be sold, IL twenty
seven thousand eight hundred and nfty-
one dollars and twenty-five cents. with
interest thereon from the 18th day OF Jan
usry, 1915, together with tho costs and
allowance amounting 20 three hundred ana
from January 10th. 1915. together with
the expenses OF the sale. The Approximate
amount OF tho taxes. assessments and wa
ter rates or other liens. which are 20 b.
allowed 10 the purchaser out OF ths pur
chase money. or paid by the reterss. IL six
hundred and siIty-nins dollars and Interest.
Dated New York. January aga, 1915.
srANDISH CHARD.
Referes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-05
CHANGE OF NAME

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
NAPIER FOWLER IMPORT And EXPORT
COMPANY. q domestic corporation harnf n. pfir.
pal business or-oe p soI Bross~iy. IN the Ciiy.
County AID STATE OF New York. viii apply 10 toe
spsciai Term thereof 20 be held IN re Colaty
C0uF, Ho,se IA the City. County and STATE % Nsw
York. on the e3rd jay Of FebrGsD. 1915 a. 70
o'clock IN the forenoon o. tina, dU 90 "a seoa
thereafter a. counsel can b heard for a. order
authorizing said corporation 70 change ~ e5rpQs.s
name TO NAPIER & DONALDSON. INC.
Dated. New York. JsnuaJ 81. 1918
SAPIER-F FOWLER IMPORT AND EXPORT 90.
b. RS. NAPIER. President.
ALFRED ". WELDON. Ess.. Cor the hs,isa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-05
lsST FOR COLUMBIA FIVE
aust Beat Dartmouth To-
hight TO Keep in Running.

S.snbia will meet the Dartmouth
s.'eall team in the gymnasium on
,.a'hngside Heights, tonight IN a
~'re That promises to be the turning
NJ N the career Of the Blue and
,s Eve II the Columbia players
abe 70 pull through and duplicate
c. Victory Of = month ago over the
49, their chances for the intercol-
=, sN title will be greatly improved
~ the Hanover men should show
,s,.eesed form. Columbia will be
Tsssly out Of the running.
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tF.Cr TIE Tribune Bureau.l
Washington. Febuiy T.
lpNfN


Washington. FebruiJ
ARMY
lieut. Col JAY Z HOTTER. Ord. Dept. ard Wa
MILFORD J. HAWKINS ord. DEPT. detsier
members joint army Snd nay eotnd 10 eolslppeI
specifications !of manufacture and test OF shoAe-
CAPT. WILLIAM TIDBALI. Coas, An. from ieh
10 lglth Co % take effect April !. -
Cspts NORMAN l. MDiARMID and JOSEPH
CASPER. hcd. Corps. 20 Texas CITY Ter tempe
Cat. FOX CONNER. from assignment s,h Fi.ld
Art 10 ~. sill '0- duty With School ~ Fin Tor
yield Ar. aud mrInber Field Board 49,,
Capt JoHS ". kILBliETH. II. from eth 10 stn
Capt RoBERT WELSH. s,h Field Ar. de,
tailed student officer al School OF Fire for Field
Art, r. sill. Feb. y. - May IS.
Cspt HOWARD SIC. SNYDER. Med. Corps, 70
feIE city Tor temporary duty.
Capt ALEXANDER d. FARCE. Md. Corps, frcn
IeitermAu General Hospital Preside Of San
Francisco 70 p BENJAMIN Harrison.
Capt JAMES BOT RhE, Med. Corps. from r.
Fifst Lieut. lDOLPHUS 4 MpANlEL. Med.
Res Cops from p Crockett 70 TEXAS CITY
First Lieut. KENYON 4. JOYCE. sh Cat. de-
tailed for duty with organized militia a. Inspector
Instructor - sth cav district. comprising call
forulA Oreson and Washington. % take erect
Feb IS. and viii take station al San fTan-
cisco
Firsr Ii.u,s THOMAS I PRICE and WILLIAM
a. BAILEY. Med. Res. CorTS. from Amy Medi-
cal School. Nsshngou. n home and stand re-
lirved from active duty IN Med Res. Corps.
Leave of absence Capt. CoNDON G Moor
MACH. Med. Corp. one month and fifteen days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-05
West trd Street
Land Of Hail,
Land OF Sloan.

The approximate amount 81 the lien or
charge 70 satisfy which ths sboye-ds- %
scribed property Is 20 be sold. II fi,ii0.
with interest thereon from the 18th day
Of January. 1915. together with the costs
and allowance amounting 10 tt0l.it with
interest from January 18th. 1915. together
with the expenses OF the sale. The APP
proximats smouut Of the taxes assess
Ynents and water rates, or other liens
which are 10 be allowed 20 the purchaser
out OF the purchase money. or paid by
the Referee. IL t3I2.i0 and Interest.
said premises Will be sold subject 80
party wall agreement recorded IN -.
20 Registers once in Sec. ?. Lib. ~
Conveysnces page u and state % facts
shown on survey Of Geo. &. Iiolleriyh.
dated December 2sth. 1907.
Dated. New York. February i.t. 1913.
WILLIAM r. CLARE. Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-05
ANNOUNCE TROTTING DATE
Bay State Short Ship Circuit
Committee Meets.

Boston, Feb. Fifteen dates are in
cluded In the tentative schedule Of
the Bay State Short Ship light harness
racing circuit, announced by the exec.
utive committee At the first annual
meeting of the organization here TO-
day.
Four hundred horssmen were pres
ent from all sections of New England
President Justin Edwards. Of Framing.
ham, presided.
The schedule follows:
Continuation Psrk. MsifOrd June u; Hawrnn
June 81 South Frsminship. June y W~o~ss
Northampton. .uiy %. Holyoks. August 2; IHoon-
socket, Iugus, 9. Taunton. August ~ Marsl1ea:
August e3 Rhrns'abie. Angus. 20, WorceSsf New
England Pair. september 9; Hillssro1s. X l.
Sep,.mher l8. Windsor. Conn. septsmoer 70.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-05
STORAGE NOTICES.
ANSONIA STORAGE
WAREHOUSE co. Inc.

l31-l39-lil W. ySIh -. -
New York, January 2sth, 1918.
To r. H. Kenner Mrs. Helena Hundley'
\. j. Jones Mrs. r. Hamilton, Mrs j. Z.
king. Mrs Sadie Smith Mrs. Hattie VIII.
Jams Mrs Grace S. McCandlass, Miss Ben
Thurber, Irene Taylor. Christopher j. Slee'
Mrs. G. H. McClenachsn. YOU ana escn
OF YOU are hereby notified that the time
FOR the payment OF our lien upon mo
properly hereinafter described having eN-
nired. after due notice thereof had been
given you. we will cause such property'
10 wit: Household goods, personal enects,
carpets. etc, stored By you or IN your
name I'm the Ansonia storage warehouse
Co.'S Warehouses. TO be sold AZ public
auction, according 10 the statute IN such
case made and provided. az the Monarch
Auction Rooms. l6l East l2Sth e.; NV
York city on TUESDAY, FEBRUARY
18TH, 1915. at 1890 a. m. and II the
sale thereof Is not completed on said
date the same will be continued az tho
sam. mace on each and every Tuesday
and Friday thereafter. beginning a. 1880
q. m. on each day and continuing until all
ANsoniA STORAGE WAREHOUSE CO.. Ina.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-05
Heights Casino Wins
Easy Squash Victory

The Columbia Club succeeded in
taking only one of the five matches
played yesterday against the Heights
Casino in a Class B metropolitan
championship match. T. II. Beardsley,
of the Brooklyn club, had hard fight
before he downed II. Kelleck, of the
Red and White, at .15-4, l6-17,
1910.
The summary follows:
Glass metropolitan squash series; Heifhts ca
sIro vs. Columbia Clubl-R &. Truesds'e. Heights
Casino defeated r. H. Strebish, Columbis. l5-9
80. 7. ~ Besrdsey. Heights Casino. defeated
Page Heights Casino. defeated X. Bulhley. Coiuu
bia IS. III: A. W. Carnsrt. Heights Casino
defeated Wolf. Columbia. lS-S. l5-l2, J. II
Cornell. Columbia. defeated Leslie PlAtt Heights
Casino. lC-l5. 81,
FINAL score-Hsishts Casino. matches: colunSi'
Cub l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-05
Pearson Wins a
RaCnuetS Title

Philadelphia. Feb. STANLEY W.
Pearson, OF the Germantown Cricket
Club, won the racquets championship
Of Pennsylvania to-day by defeating
his club mate, Morton L. Newhall, IN
the Anal round Of the state tournament
at the Racquet Club. The scores were
1915. lib and 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-05
list Street.

The approximate amount OF the lien Or
charge. 10 satisfy which the above do
scrlbed property Is 20 be sold. 10 Eighty
nine hundred and thirty seven $500 DOL
lars with interest thereon from che 18th
day OF January 1918. together with costs
and allowance amounting 10 Three hun
interest from January 2oth, 1913, together
with the expense. OF the sale. The approx
innate amount OF the taxes. easements
and water rates or other liens which are
TO be allowed 10 tho purchaser out Of tho
purchase money or paid by the Referee,
is Two hundred aud sixty-ons dollars ana
interest
Dated. New York. January lind. 1915.
WILLIAM D. SPORBORG. Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-05

s,s -rst psod)E is o. b So,si ,, ~ md
$3.50 a.. - ia. Bake. $50; Cor. 10 ,. I.
: ,S,ts be- % pensl,ies-Cor. 2 minutes. VIZ
la Car minutes. tnppins es-,n
-, pe.tsv Ciur Assistant re'eree-,a M.Iln;
-, coal umpires-L CrU'at crescent
4 4. al Patton. Hockey Club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-05

surregats's csur -shNrER. \.
al White Plains. IridAyl
WILLS FOR PROBATE
Msry Ara Sharkey Patrick Iarrel
MOTION.
James L RsYnoids ~.
COMPULSORY ACCOUNTING
Thono McCahill .,
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE.
william Bare John smith
jon" AccNSTfSG
Mar A MeCufE HIrbeck Nllb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-05
QUEENS COUNTY.

SUPREME COURT.
Trial Ierm-Part IVAN SICIEN. Part IL
BENEDICT j.
Calendar In PART / at 10 a. n.
II IS requested that the namo OF TRIAL counsel Do
hled with the clerk in Part l.
Attention Of the Bar 10 called 70 Rules ., and
g. Calendar Rules, Queens County.
Gases must be ready for trial when reached IN
their order.
Part Case
Part lI-NaturaZstton.
Highest reached Si2...
DECISIONS
Supreme Court-NAN SICLEN, J.
Ro,souski Gerus in re Tedeschi 49,. ordes
sgnd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-05
+. VI. STEWART.
Nos. 4S8-ii2 West 5ist Street.
New York CITY.

To Mrs. Pauline Ahern. Mrs. P. Andrews
Fred G. Andrews l.. Appleton. w. II. At
wood, Mrs. T. +. Barrett. Mrs, e H. Bur-
bank' Mrs VI. Clsnsy. j. Farrell. Miss Ger
trude Gleason, Mrs T.. 3. Goodman, Mrs
\. Jenart. A. Jensrt. John Mulligan,
George II. Dram, Mrs. VI. O'Sulliyan. and
George Williams.
You are hereby notified that tbs storage
being due and the time for payment OF
our lien therefor on the property herein
after described having expired and due
notice thereof having been given you. we
will cause such property. 10 wit. house
hold Goods personal effects and mer-
chandlse stored by you IN our warehouse
10 be sold at public auction. according 10
The statute I'm such cases made and pro-
vided ~ our warehouse. 43s-i42 West Dist
Street Borough OF Manhattan. New York.
on Thursday, February 18th. 1915. at 1870
A. ". j. VI. STEWART.
Na~ Yorx February 9Th. 1915
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-05
NEW YORK COUNTY.
sUPREwE COURT.

Appellate Division. let Dtpt..INGRAHAMi r j.
SCOTT. JJ-At 10 -
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Court vii adjourn Friday until Feb. %.