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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-19
S2,500,000 LOAN TO
SASKATCHEWAN
Equitable Trust VIII Advance
This Sum and $3,500,000
After March |.

The shutting OF of the London mar
ket TO Canadian financing by the re-
cent ruling of the British Treasury
Department has resulted in another
new loan from one of the provinces
across our Northern border. Il was
learned Yesterday that Saskatchewan
has obtained a loan of S2,500,0OO from
the Equitable Trust Company, and
that the same institution will further
finance IN needs Of this province after
the first OF March with an additional
$4,000 900. making n total OF S6,OOO,OOO:
While no detail could be learned
Yesterday regarding the nature OF the
new loan, it was understood that It
will be similar in character TO Cana
dian financing which has recently been
foated IN this market. II is expected
that a public Offering will be made OF
the securities in the near future. Keen
interest was displayed among invest
ment houses as to who had been the
successful bidder for the loan, because
Of the competition for il,
Since the beginning OF December to
date over S45,O00,000 Of Canadian
provincial, municipal and corporation
bonds have been sold in the United
States.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-19
STAGE SETFOR SP0RTSMEN
Annual Show Starts To-mor-
row at Grand Central Palace.

The National Sportsmen's Show will
open at the Grand Central Palace to-
morrow morning at II o'clock. 1t will
continue during the next week. Be
sides exhibits Of guns, fishing tackle,
tents, camp equipments, etc, there VAL
be many other interesting features, All
the members of an honorary auxiliary
committee Of seventeen, with Rear Ad-
miral Robert +. Peary, L. 5. n, as
chairman, are interested In reviving the
old sportsmen's shows. aud making
them more comprehensive and attract
I've.
The shows general manager is Cap
tain J. A II. Dressed, who started these
exhibitions In 1895 On the Palace
roof the annual trap shooting tourna-
ment will be conducted for seven days.
The competition in the various events
will last from $3.50 In the morning IN
iii 10 o'clock az night. The champion
ship contests Will include those for
women as we'll as men. There will be
medals and trophies galore for the high
guns in eli the events.
On the roof also will be held the
anglers casting tournament, with q
programme Of fifteen events staged for
all the different days Of the shows run
The anglers in charge are as follows:
Tournament committee, David T. Aber-
crombie, chairman; Fred J. Mapes, Ar
thur J. Neu, A. Jay Marsh and Julius
II. Seymour; judges committee, Charles
T. Champion, John Doughty, Ralph R..
Fichlln. W. B. Gano, J W. Glaistcr,
John Kirk, John w Knevels, j.. G.
Lamison. Robert p. Lawrence. Walter
McGuckin. Herbert s, Smith, W Brad
ford Smith and Ottoman II. Van Nor
don
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-19
DATE SET FOR BIG
LAWN TENNIS TILT
National Championship Begins
on August 80, Giving West
Side Club Extra Time.

Announcement was made yesterday
that the national lawn tennis cham
pionship tournament will begin this
year on Monday, August &c. on the
turf courts Of the West Side Tennis
Club, at Forest Hills, Long Island
This date is about two weeks later
than the usual time set at Newport
for the biggest lawn tennis fixture IN
this country, and means that the West
Side club will have plenty Of time
TO perfect all arrangements for the
championship tourney. which comes TO
New York for the first time In the
history Of the game in this country.
Julian 6. Myrick, the president of
the Forest Hills club, already has be-
gun 70 20 over the mass of detail in
cidental TO the holding Of the cham
pionship tournament, and as soon IA
the weather permits, the courts on
which the play will be held, will re-
ceive a special course Of treatment
to place them in fit condition.
At the same time the announcement
was made concerning the national
championship tournament notice was
sent out 70 the clubs Of the United
States National Lawn Tennis Asso-
citation that all applications for tour
nament dates must be sent In not
later than March ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-19
GRAIN EXPORTERS
PLAN NEW CONTRACT
War Conditions Make Necessary
Change In Dealings with
British Buyers.

The North American Grain Export
Association, whose membership in
cludes virtually every grain exporter
of Importance In the United States and
Canada, at it's annual meeting, held in
the Produce Exchange this week, di-
rected its executive committee TO draw
up a new form of contract with the
British grain associations, as result
of the new conditions brought about
by the war.
G.. W. Blanchard, the New York dele
gate of the association, said yesterday
that it was not the purpose of this body
TO enforce onerous terms on the for
eign BUYERS because Of the eXlgencles
of the present situation, but that the
export trade was in such q state that
some action was necessary to protect
the interests of the sellers.
Prior 10 the war American export
ers, despite the granting OF some con-
cessions about a year ago In the sub
stitution of q seven day draft In place
of the old sixty-day method OF pay
ment, according to Mr.. Blanchard, had
TO submit TO terms which were con
sidered distinctly unfair to the seller.
But now that British buyers have
found themselves in a position where
they are glad TO get grain on almost
any terms, it is believed that no diff
Guilty will be experienced in putting
into effect new contract.
Bank guarantees Of credits and other
features have already been enforced by
American sellers, and they have now
determined to draw up an entirely new
form of contract in which there will
probably be three separate forms 70 In
clude: ia) (. o. b. sales at United States
Atlantic ports; (b) I. o, b. sales at
Gulf ports, and (c) (. o. b. sales at
Canadian-Atlantic ports.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-19
BRITAIN BARS N.Y.C. ISSUE
Refuses to Permit Subscrip-
tons or Handling Of Bonds.

London, Feb. ls.--One Of the first
effects Of the Treasury regulations
promulgated with the intention of
keeping British capital at home will
be felt by American railroads.
The committee Of the London Stock
Exchange has issued a notice saying
the Treasury refuses 20 allow British
shareholders in the New York Central
Railroad to participate IN the subscrip-
tion TO the new bond issue of $780,
100000, nor will it allow dealings in
these bonds on the London Exchange.
J. p. Morgan & Co. yesterday made
the following statement on the action
of the British Treasury Department IN
refusing 20 permit English stockhold-
era Of the New York Central to par
ticipate in the subscription TO the com
pany's new Sl0O,000,000 convertible
bond issue:
ANY action that the British Treasury
may take in discouraging Eng
stockholders from exercising their
right to subscribe for the New York
Central debentures viii be, we under
stand, simply In line with their atti-
tude in a precisely similar matter;
namely, the recent offering of Chicago,
Milwaukee & St. Paul convertible
bonds. The matter Is not one Of i'm
portance to the company here.
"If English investors wish to buy Ger
tain securities that are obtainable In
America they will probably find way
70 do so. Any stakeholder who re-
ceives a warrant emitting him to a
New York Central convertible debent-
ure bond can simply indorse the war
rant, send 1t 10 New York and have
his American banker subscribe and pay
for the bond for his account"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-19
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS;
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS

Y1r,t Lieut. LANES T. CASTLEMAS cav. as
sisned I9;h CAV 10 AXE effect March ~.
Firsi Lieut. JAMES ] O'RARA -at. unassigned
asgfleI Iltb Cav o. tale rf'ert teo. q.
SeronI Lieut. MADE Wn.DRlCk. Coast Ar.
from Waller Reed General Hospital d. c. 70
proper station. $500.
Chap ADOLF SCHLIESSER assigned go I'M
tc p5uglAs Ariz fof Instruction By Chap. OF
Leave avn o. .u .b.sHr , Car. WILLIAM n oracle O.
C.. one month
Lieut. Com c. "A FISCHER. 70 nav recruiting
Ensisn. z 7. SHORT and A II. ROCKS. ds,.ehed
- Louis. 10 Asatc station. us Mtrch d~Is-
Ensign A r FARLEY. detached Michigan. rsatsd
throe months leave. ~,
posts " DE FRIEs. dstaehed rap ysrt Ppss,
sound. 70 AsiA;ic station. IA April uhsp'IN
MOVEMENTS.
ARRIVED.
Feb l6-Hsnnibsl and Lnoniin al Ge1ss,own.
Grand CsymAn. Nero Al San Diego GlAaef 81
FeS. Ii-T.nnessee at AlsIsndria, Caesar a. B,m-
srtOn. yorktown at fan Franeiso.
Feb. ls--GAlyeston 81 NagasAn-
SAILED.
Feb ls-New orleans Acapulco Tor MAnranlllo
FEB if--CumminEs y 7 yard 'og CQsntsrsmo;
Raid and flusseT Tampa Tor ho West. NereoA
Honolulu Tot Nagsssh
Tern and Perkins. 81 Charleston yrd sfu7ea W
Ssoos~d 70 Nssyost thsass 70 KY w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-19
APPRAlSALS OF ESTATES.

JOHN MCRODEN. OF Ridgewood. y. J.
Aug 80 1910. Assets taxable In New YORK
state Premises 80 Washington ST., appraised
at SIS. 500. no deductions. This Item Is de-
ylsed TO Hugh J. McCroden. nephew Realty
In New Jersey and an annuity OF 1900 Is
provided for Mary NJ McCroden. widow.
MRS. HANNAH GAMER Juno 10. 1870.
Net N0.sI9. Six children share equally In
MRS ELLEN F. JONES March l. 1873.
Net X7aA Vallette Jones. Townsend p
Jone. and Harry G. Jones. grandchildren. re-
ceiye the bulk Of the estate
Or SAMUEL sCHAIE March 49, 1910.
Total estate 1888. net Ss62s. Mrs. Al'ina
Schale widow Is the beneficiary. Assets!
Denoslt. NOl. lie insurance. Hl,0ce. claims
and personally, s33. - ,o,n
MRS. SARAH +. TAYLOR March IL. lslp.
Net s2l $50 Martha ", McGregor, Jesse
Elmer Isles Matilda Il. Lynch and Sarah
Y. Patterson children Of deceient. share the
estat. equally Assets: Deposits. N1'; mort
cages and personally te5,9s9
TATIJAN HFRRMANN Aux 23 1912. a
stIpplementaI report redistributes the estate
for IA xation In accordance with the Loor0", ,
xxi decision The original report was heo
Noy. Ia 1918. showing the net value OF ne
estate 10 be 81 1877 %? There were beqnes,s
10 thirty-seven institutions. amounting 70
NOR. than $4,000 and seSenty-tye persons
we're named as benehciaries. David He'r-
mann q brother. received s2sl.bss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-19
POLICE DEPARTME

R.la,taten.at.FeH Il Ptlgn .aI.s grad; 3, By
order o. ne ,9si M Fen 70
d y from ls,h: Fcb. 20. y y BoeTners to a5 81
rom Csd, puma. J.. MeGuire, 70 l55tb from l5'th.
MsT = 5 t 6%, i'' 70 + FROM Eyia i;,S y
20 precincts indicated from ID / D.. T A Malley.
I5,i. Il Meyer, l7u. d. r. eastman. asst: C. J.
Morris. 2sth: :, + W; seylsr. zSlh; l.. B snC "
dell S9,h. 10 "a / d. from precincts indicated; w.
si., V e u o.I I'D E shields. 5?d; D Kas
Ssth; tmumaD Feb 20, Ptimn. J. Hayes, 70
2Gtn from 50th F. !. Cunningham. to S5.h from
2Gth Temporary A. igumeuts-Ptimn. J. 4 Hot
sren. j.. "a A n Renion. slst Gnd {, +. suit
25in. to 5;h l. b. Fs6 II 70 FEB % Z, Tuner
sOtA. station mouse attendant. 20 days. FEB = ).
j. Joyce l5lst. station house attendant 20 dVs.
Feb y T. O. buchanan. 10th. 70 C.. O.. 30 days.
eb q: To y n J Rgsflsy l5lh r,,E dsy:'
t6,b. s DAYS. Feb Il. T. E Enrsai. 2sth; J. NJ
EvaaS, Seth. sad }. +. Y. l. Patton ,sth. 10 d1ys'
Hc5cr = n u. u. squad 10 DAYS. Feb q r .;
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iii. day. Feb u: 5 Holder. H.. Am. dsy,
Ieb. q ! J. .Llier. iSlst ! day Feb. Il; b. NJ
Application, for Full Pay ApUrOssd;--ssrE- W.
Burger sd. from Jan q u Feb. !; Ptmn, 3. Nc
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5sh i 551n P 5sn to 5I bt,{y si.t
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from Nov - 20 Jan Is t5ick leGvsl.
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fixed post; NJ Gil. 2Gth. Oct. 2. absent from post
G. T. Mooney 18th June 20. absent from fixed
post; r. J., Bell $50. Oct 7; absent from re-
Servo duty. J. c z MCGOWAN, li3d. NOT. 20. I'm
proper patrol: Louis TrrbnE. li6th juno "a. 1915
absent from post J Ltschauer lsth, Oct !. I'm
Yroper patrol. J. MonahaB. 18Th. sept: =. loi-
iering and In Conversation II Bsrrows. l52d July
!. absent from pos: 4: stohenbersef E5th. OCT
IT, sitting, j. f. McNally. l72d. July !. absent
from post: " A Miller. d. b., July l. 1914 alb
sen from post 49,,
Charges pIsmisssd-Ptlmn. ". GAllashy 2sth
Oct %. intoxicated; Z Shields SD. Nov ~
struck citizen; Il Cheesman SZd Nov. IL. 1918
abandoned posts on various occasions. etc. W:
Dougherty li6th. Dec. s. 1914 improper patrol
7. 4. McGoVern. l6lst Nov Z. 1914 impropeF ian
Smsndment--s o. No ESQ. serie, 1914. is amend
ed Is substituting for the name Of Ptmn w j.
Crrrrnd. l5Ist thaE OF A. Trezza. l5lst &c Adams
St Brooklyn.
Board OF Hoaor Dissoyed-IThe Board Of Honor
as constituted IA :. o. No. 2, c. g.. s hereby DIS
solved Board Of Honor, TO consist OF the sec
dnd Deputy Commissioner tpresidenD. The B0r-
pugh Inspector, brooklyn and queens aud th'
cGief clerk "a hereby constituted The board VII
convene a. the call Of he president
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-19
LOpibOnd to Meet
Touchard for Title
"VET." PONY SHOWS WELL
Rush on Hayseed a Factor in
His Teams Victory at Polo.

Red Bank. \. j, Feb, lS.-Floyd
Rush, mounted on the twenty-year-old
polo pony Hayseed, owned by the late
Peter F. Collier. and played in two in
ternational polo matches, WAS the star
OF the Troop B veterans indoor polo
match. played last night before a large
crowd at Monmouth, in Troop BIS new
armoTy.
Troop p team won the game by the
score Of IN 20 goals Rush scored
four goals Hayseed also did some eN-
hibition hurdling, and In rosette race
was too fast for Buck McKee's Prince
10 be caught. A potato and water race
and a melee by mounted troopers were
other attractions, together with hurdle
jumping by Miss Helen Hughes,
mounted on Virginian.
Or. Edwin Field, Walter Field and
Thomas Field played on the veterans
polo team, and Leo and Fred Mckee and
Robert Mason on the Troop B team,
Rush playing as a substitute. The
Troop team is arranging games with
the Durland Riding Academy, New
York, and the Essex Troop team Of
Newark
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-19
SWIMMING RECORDS FALL
Two New Marks Made as Com.
merce Beats Stuyvesant.

The Stuyvesant High School swim
ming team received a surprise yester-
dav when Il was defeated by the High
School Of Commerce In bitterly
fought dual meet at the West Sivtieth
Street baths. The score was % TO q.
As both teams are likely contenders
for the city title, record crowd Of
students was on hand Each team won
three of the six events IT, boys showed
that they were ready for the champion
shin contests by breaking the old rec
ords for the fifty and l00-yard dis
tarces.
Teddy Cam, The all-around Com
mcrce athlete, did much 70 bring vic.
tory 70 his school. He outsprinted
Kuscr. Of Sluyvesant, by two yards IN
the iG0-yard relay race, while In tax
ing the century sDrint In ;O2 20, ne
improved the old figures Of l:O4 4-5.
Robert Hamilton had 20 take the
wash Of Cam in this event, but the
ctuvvesart swimmer churned the waters
IN the fiftv-vard race TO beat out Cal
laban the Commerce hope ny win
zinc In 264-5 seconds, Hamilton
smashed the old record by one-hfth OF
a second Leo Giebel was twice victor
for Stuvvcsant. winning the plunge Tor
distance and the furlong swim.
The summaries follow;
isn.ysr1 eeIsy rAc~-won ~ Commsrce WIN
C,r'shsr Aiharus Herbert and Cam. StuYfe-an.
,rh Marsch0uscr Lord Grant and kuser second.
Fo-rn fivr-won by Gslhrhitb Commsfce ioo-
cr,so' Stuyvcsant second Cheney S'uy"esshI
fbfed GO.
ri,tv.rard .v'n-won hy Hamilton stuyvessnf
Caf'ahsn Commerce .econf Msrschouser siuyTe-
art third Time "a IS ~
e5o. ysrd sviu-won hy Giebel sinyve.sn, Pet-
t,rrr Commerce second: Gabrsiih Commerce
tirri Time - IS .,
Piursr n, ditR0eo--WO- ~ G'shel NuyVe-si Y,
yf,t M fert ~ 80 second, Prrye-. Commerce "lin
81 foc, secoud. Bischo1 Stuyvcssn,. With tSh
Ioo yart switn--Won by Cana Commerce. Blmil-
ton s'tvvr~ant second. AlbAnus Commerce. thifd
Point score-High School o. cornnsros. -;
.yf UigN School "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-19
lFrom The Tribune Bureau
Washington. February IS. 1913
ARMY

lieut. Col FRANK C. MAULDIN, Coast An.
nsrs Al San Francisco. on expiration o. present
cave o. absence. report fer duty as foIt com
msnder n worden. vice Capt c. u HILTON
Coast Al who vii report 20 eommand,.s o.
a. crrst dsfencos u Puget sound Tor star duty
Ii.rt Col A / PARMEkTEit, Inf. re ie'ed as
Adj Gen Of Militia u d. c" TO take effect
M. Msiv ~ iI,u, Col W. u JOHNSTON Goth lnf
:, sce5 On Iist o. dctschcd Officers 70 take eject
Mach so aud uGm@ oi Lieut. Col l. PAR.
stTUrlsR I'D removed thgtfrUm. q take erect
NH q lieut. CO. .PAkIERTER assigned
- H., Ia take Effect March so.
Can, CopwiN ORpwAY Coast A. c0P: as
.ppyrsd ie6th Co frVm star duty coast defences
- puget sound e. his COMPANY
90, SFn NJ GREEN, 2sth Inf. 70 leitrinsn
1gs,s,i Hospital Preside o. san Francisco
-, N.RTiS NONAK. Inf. 20 Washington. foS
rsr.riI,1tlou for retirement
CO, Al WHEELER Coast An from hssign.
'apN isith 20 10 unassigned list and detailed
m in.p,rtor Instructor. Coast ARTILLERY o. Ceof-
c.pi T. l. SMITH. General st.r d Fss to fa
cST, p PRFsCorT. q c.
49, n, Capt 7 oFFEY. u. IN ny pscsd
Ns n. ~, "a dslAched officers 70 take sne.f feb
81 "a nsIns 81 Capt 7 l. SMITH; oeaerAI
.; Ssussef fthereffom, 10 tAle enet feb ~
&C, TIioMAs l. SMITH, GensrA siAh rsilssei
tsstsbg esnsrL s.sn Cara 70 take snsa
tua ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-19
West Bird Street.
Land Of Hall.
Land OF Sloan

The approximate amount of the lien or
charge 70 satisfy which the above de
scrtbed property Is TO be sold, Is lilo.
with interest thereon from the i3th day
OF January, 1915. together with the costs
and allowance amounting TO tiolii, with
interest from January 25th. 1915. together
with the expenses OF the sale The APP
proximste amount OF the taxes assess
ments aad water rates. or other liens.
which are to be allowed to the purchaser
out OF the purchase money, or paid by
the Referee. is t372.IO and interest
Said premises will be sold subject TO
party wall agreement recorded In ". Y
Co Registers Office in Sec. 2. Lib OF
ConyeyAnces page II and state Of facts
shown on survey OF Geo G. Hollerith
dated December 2stb. 1907.
Dated New York February let, 1918
WILLIAM r CLARE. Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-19
FIRE DEPARTMENT..

Probationary slrsm.u to Report to Medical e0a,d.
A. L Kaufman. Eng . H. A euiHn Ems zoo
i NJ RYAN. Eng 2O7 7. J. Fshey. II. l. q.
Penalties Dossd.-F!mn. tnrst graded =. +.
Farrell Eng IS deception and disrespect TO iu-
perior Officer Eve regular leaves q Abseace be WITH,
held on each charge. ten IN all FINN. INST Gsdel
] T. Campbell Ens 80. 6ve charges. three regil Ar
leaves Of absence be withheld each charge nfteea
regular leaves In al. Frun. thSt graded g. w.
Chadwick Eng %. absence without leave. one resu-
la leave o. ahsence be withheld: Engineer Z. Wynn,
Etz S. two charges. on Hrst charge five regular
esyrs and on second chsrge three regular leaves ne
withheld. eight .eaTes ~ all
&c. Feb 10 80,
II ~ + l0j 81 Ion loss Of coat badge No. 1921
Frmn first srsde J. J. Cody. H. l. I, s.
for los, Of coat badge No. $685. frrnn; thrst
gradel " Grave. IL Il l. l23. 5; for loss q
coat badge No. 2i-0
PbnsIoned.-Nedlcal orlcer n Kennedy. an
uual peus!on OF 81 $50 Feb. l9
Leaves Of absence tho pay FINN first srade)
y f. George II. q l.. 81. for ~ hours. Feb 10;
Funn. uhird grsdel J. J. Lyons. Eng. 5s' ~
hours. Feb. 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-19

on ell bills for measured service rem
dered under such contracts in the City
Of New York, effective pending the de-
termination OF the Public Service Com
missions investigation. This discount
for the period beginning February 1
and ended December / last amounted to
i,929,l59.
Under the company's plan for en-
ployes pensions, disability benefits and
death benefits there was psid out in
1914 $3.50, 794.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-19
URGE ADVANCE IN RATES
Canadian Railways Want to
Make General Increase.

Montreal, Feb. 18.-The Canadian
Freight Association, acting on behalf
Of all the Canadian railway companies,
forwarded to-day to the Board Of Rail-
way Commissioners Of Canada, the
principal boards of trade and the Cana
dian Manufacturers Association an APP
plication for permission to make a
general increase in freight rates.
An advance of two cents a hundred
pounds on all first class freight is
sought, and one cent a hundredweight
on all fifth class matter. rates for other
classifcations to be figured on the
usual basis.
An increase of from one to two cents
hundred pounds on livestock, which
increase also applies TO Buffalo and the
limited States Cenerally. is Desired.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-19
Receiver for g., l. & w.

Judge HOLSTER, Of the Federal
Court Of Ohio, who by special assign
ment is sitting in one of the branches
of the District Court here, yesterday
appointed B. A. Worthington receiver
of the Cincinnati, Indianapolis &
Western Railroad. with n bond of $780,
600. II Is a subsidiary of the Cincin-
natl, Hamilton & Dayton Railroad,
which Is In the hands of receivers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-19
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York-The New York Savings Bank;
Plaintiff: against Clarence ii. Busch and
others Defendants
In pursuance OF a judgment OF foreclos-
ure aEd sale. duly made and entered In
the above entitled action and bearing date
the 25th day OF January, 1915, l. the I'M
dersgned, the referee Ia said judgment
named, VIII sell at public auction al the
Exchange SalesrOom NO. 1915 Neses
Street. In che Borough OF Manhattan, ely
Of New York. on the Gath day Of February.
1915, at IL O'Clock noon on that day. by
Bryan l.. Kennedy. AuctIoneer. the prem
ises 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 and nine (2O9) and
now known as Number Two hundred and
thirty five $3.50 Mercer Street, known and
distinguished by the Number Thirty-nine
(39J on a certain map annexed to deed
OF conveyance from Alexander l. Stewart
and wife 20 Johannah Beekman recorded
In Liber i45 OF Conveysnces page 1870;
bounded Northerly by a lot formerly be-
longing 70 Asa Hail: southerly BY lot
formerly belonging 10 John Sloan; Easterly
IN front By Mercer Street and Westerly in
the rear by a lot OF land now or formerly
belonging 10 Alexander l. stewart con-
tanning In breadth In front and rear each
twenty-five (lJ) feet and In Length on
each side one hundred u0p feet. be the
said Dimensions more or less.
Dated. New York. February LIST. 1918.
WILLIAM F. CLARE Referee.
BOWERS & SANDS. Attorneys for Plain
York. Y Y.
The following is a diagram 81 the prop
erty TO be sold: It's street number is 1855
Mercer Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-19
Thirteen No HOodoo
for the Plebe Five
lBy Telegraph 10 The Tnoune J

West Point, n. Y, Feb. ls.--The
"tbirteen hoodoo" has no terrors for
the army's plebe basketball team. The
plebes won their thirteenth straight
victory here last evening In a fast
game with New York Dental College
by a score Of 25 to is. The cadet
youngsters will line up sgainst Rens-
selaer Poly on Saturday, while the
regular Ave will meet Cornell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-19
New Tenants for Dwellings.

The Hourhton Company lessed for %. Shirley
Realty Company the dwelling al 81 "ee' ooln
street 70 Brnjsmin HOs'Otd So,
Porter < Co leased for the estate ~ !ulia
Adams u May Russell the dwelling a. is1' sAdi'
s0n Avenue IL.
Pete 4 brother have eAsed ior the Elens isAly
Corpora Ton promises so South NAshington HiuAre
N Nis, Eilzsb-th Dunlap for q term Of years