davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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come smbroiied In war again. the
Germans OF this country would rally
TO the American flag.
We have not had tho same consid-
GRAFTON as our English brothers.
"Not.'a word has been said abou,
English and Japanese violations Of
Chinese neutrality.
Have We protested against Anieri-
cans being dragged from neutral ships
because they had German names ?
Have We protested against England's
policy 10 starve German ncn.com.
batanis? Have VIC protested ssains,
England declaring the North sea II
war zone?
NO: but when Germany die the
same thing we despatched q sim note
to Berlin. n milder one t. England
Tho threat OF an arms embargo
would quickly bring the mistress ~
the seas to terms"
The evening world., 1915-02-19

feel Of q se-eent piece In . hand tina,
has not touched actual money for
days and weeks 10 comforting. indeed.
A. No. ~, East One Hundred and
Forty. ninth Street. q branch Of the
Y. N T.. A.. the eommItiee had one
hundred and thirteen men at work
to-day and SIXTY had been turnei
away because Of lack Of foom. IN
the basement Of ST philips Church.
No. 2i2 West one Hundred sad
Thirty fourth Street. 200 negroes wers
at work. Here there vas prsvaisn,
an air almos, OF joiiIiy. The volatile
negro. under the inhusncs Of warmth,
The evening world., 1915-02-19

sunlight. come food and the prospect
OF half . dollar. was ali smiles and
Animation. whereas the white mon
and women we're generally sad and
depressed.
In the Union Settlement. In East
Ono Hundred and Fourth Street. he.
tween Second and Third Avenues. 100
men we're 81 work In a diversity Of
ways. Two elderly man sewing ras
carpets we're asked by Mr.. Bruerv-1f
they had a trade. They said they
were plsstsrers ana had been out OF
w.-k ell winter
Doesn't the union look after your"
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SCHOONER IN COLLISION.
Ose pss Dsswsea Wkss sA,s Rsss
Dsws Sew Nsas Sandy Mssk.

HRID0EroRT Conn. Feb. is--Ths
three. msstsd Schooner n. n. white
which arrived io.dsy from savannah.
o.. reports Tint she was IN collision
With = scow In TOW off SwAsh Chan.
mel entrance. near sandy Hook. at
$50 Thursday morning and that the
one man In charge OF the soow was
dfeW ned.
The scow 10 reported to-day to have
been found ashore near Highland
Beach. n. J.
The evening world., 1915-02-19

01vIoe0 - 10 sry Lyose =. te'
q Vaouaahls Csssesusd and eot
epoo ~ bsltles q b end sst
- 4 cs11 vsst IN ~ ~. !
SSsrry vs0ss vAs sulless NJ I did
- Gedis =. Elnkhoois vsgetable
S$xS2."-i1ss. r. ". LANSENG.
- - Uuosso ssotiaue 10 softer day
" - "a . 49, sut . sickiy. hail.
~ 616Do0. ufssiag threessusths
EI. = nslA.a'' v''''.'''
~ thauy yssss n rs tssn ~ stand.
S1nsiy II esasls ills. and hAs NJ.
- ksalth q theasssds a wsmes
~ Rsss trssbled vith sssh ~
= displaceassts. inflammation,
$50 esnsss. bssulsskiss. ETC.
'yopa wane spselsf sdvieS write "a
DDuAhaIa Aeedouoss CO. (s0n-
1511 G0Vn, No.. Yer lsessy
fko. $500 sssA ~ assswsssd
- ~ held In seriss ssn-
SDt-Alvt-
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HONEST NEUTRALITY
DEMAND Of BARTHOlOT
IN CONGRESS SPEECH

WASHINGTON. Feb. claring
Germany IL not getting justice from
the United states. demanding honest
neutrality and accusing American
Of printing vile calum-
niss" upon the fsthsrland. Represent
alive Bartholdt asserted In the House
to-day:
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~ see ees
taehnshs. ssA hsd
hnsdscAs Q Used
1sal q ~ slDs end
Hy lseus aUpsthe.
"a 6ss ! sssi 70
silsiGht 4cws - ~
az: csss. 4 hurt ss .
ssd J could not do
80 VssA d Noss
dsss A ID 20
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asked Wf. BrucfP.
we'll" sAId one of the men. we
can't pay sny dues. 90 how can we ex-
pect the union 10 look after u.s."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-18
NASSAU COUNTY.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
cnIInn

Part I-ToSPKINs. J Part il-MIILs. J. Part
Ili--KEOGH. J.
Day calendar. As a. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-18
Harold c. Mathews Pur-
chases the Chagornac
Other Sales.

Harold c. Mathews has purchased
the Chagornac, six story elevator
apartment at and West Ninety
first Street, on plot 57xl00S feet,
from the Joseph p. Bloomingdale es-
tate.
Mr.. Mathews has made several in
vestment purchases IN different parts
OF the city in the last year. The prop
erty bought yesterday adjoins the
apartment house erected couple Of
years ago by +. A. Levy at the north
west corner of Central Park West.
Other sales follow:
hIkETN-FoURrH STREET.-THE M,ttlIrs estate
has sold SO West Ninety fourth Street. q three
si1TJ aad hssement daellns Oh lot 2OIlO0 s.
located between Central Park West and Co
lum1us Avenue. The selling family had owned
the house sine 1871
ElGHTT.FIFTH STREET.--Jo.eph Enrich has
t,haaet from he Annahelle McKsushran
estate "a and ?3o East Eighty hfth Street
two our-story nss plot 6orlO22. located
l2o Zee west n Second Avenue
ls6lh STRtET.--HchArd II ScObie has sold for
Florence schmidt the ve-stoD ten-family new
law house ~ 5S2 East l5ith Street. q plot
SLitlssS II was cash transaction
THOMPSON STREET.-Pcpe & Brother have
sold FOR r. T. e. Smith. o. Montreal, Canada
40 Thompson Street four story and base
mont loft building. on lot 1JIloo 10 I'm
daldl & Co. Tor occupancy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-18
TIGERS WIN ON THE MAT
Start Wrestling Season by
Clean Sweep Over Lafayette.
IBy TeIeraph q 'rh' Tribunc. D

Princeton, n. j., Feb. i7.-Princeton
wrestlers won the first intercollegiate
meet of their season from Lafayette
this evening by a score of % TO on
four falls and three decisions.
The l46-pound bout between Frantz,
Of Princeton. and Albright, Of Lafay-
cite. was the best Of the evening,
Frantz downing his man in the last
minute. Baker, Of Princeton, fairly
hurled Wyckoff, of Lafayette, around
the mat for nine minutes and won only
on a decision. Becker, Of Lafayette.
wrestled in both the l76-pound class
and unlimited class, owing 70 an injury
to the regular heavyweight.
The summary follows:
5-pourd Glass Ncbeksr. ~ Princeton. ArvF
Krsasle- OF Lafayette. with half-Nelson and wrist
hold. IN minutes ,,t
over Lenhsrdt. of Lafayette. minutes
ls5-pound--Roli. Of Princeton. Won Decision over
MGck Of Lafayette. IN minutes
ls5.poupd-FfaatL, o. Princeton threw AlerEht
~ Isisy,tts with 9 hammer lock and hsf-NeDon,
IN 3 minutes aud Is seconds
1873 pound-Bsker. Of Princeton Won Occasion oru
wyckor Of Lafayette. IN mlnu'e, ,
IS. pound-Gie OF Princeton. thrc" Bscker Of
Iafsye;te with hammer lock ana arm SCISSORS. IN
6 minutes and 40 seconds ,
I'niini ted-Csptsin LonEsreth. OF Princeton
threw Becker n Lafayette, with an arm and BODY
bcld In minutes sud 80 seconds
Rsferee-E Zco. Of Central Branch Y VI c.
o. Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-18
Auction Sales Yesterday.

Parcels sold at auction in the Vesey
Street salesroom Yesterday follow:
By Joseph p Day.
AMSTERDAM Az. 2Iio. n " cor l6sth At. 25Iiso
,s,oyy a. e. s 81 store. also au ,9-,, =.
5Nlsl. Two . sty hsts and stores also
tEsox Az, - to go. :, cor Ii-d St. ssllr7'
ltNox ~ A. ard ID, store cor a'o ,s.d &. as.s st,
50 Az. moi. >, 20 18th st, 25Iioo. st,
nTH ST. 2os Z. ' 5. sos 81 ar 2i7Is2I
irres sly hat and stores also ,.,,o -
An ST. a5 Z. n $ is I'd az 2'rso 2 sly
I2IH ST t25. F. n, lIso Avenue A. ''aI
WIS., Isl END By t aS' 49, so cor esh St g9sloo
s,y far and stores; Yuns Az bIa .y
E, al: L J McCaec. atty. rhoeniI, InEfsh'm' Fef'
u i i@ 5Iirros, 6 sly at. " N Po"s1 e, a
'' 1'' T fsilsmSrs f S az du. 81 fIs
a.; ave- 90 a., $40 ~ to the ririntir for $1,000
$50 ST and 'r My:; az az % a. l51s
F rjtfc5 Ee f. due D s.Sols 81 ,si:. ST.
Inc r,i'n''1 Tor $1,000 ,,-oo.,,
27TH ST 'E Vi no ~ ne ~ ~ so1 igist
CIV Land and Securities Co e., al; II E'1.go.11
ATTY. PNTuit Irg-4ham. re'; ave Sl.V,t y
&, GOO O. '', 10 tho p,arah fof $50 over prior
e. lNTON ST, III. 2. lao brtHl -. 80 ~.
~ tsuf.t and stores. II KoHn act BaTnrt Ie,-
nor = a.: Bayis q s. Gttys, Siahlsh ChtIl,
re': duc. SIS lac Gs; taxes. etc. $500. 10 Wen
ka.uls for $4,000
By Herbert A Sherman.
BROADWAY. issl-Io6o. 81 col, t5;h e, li2loI
So IS'C0 SIi4Os pa1 s Tty Mare, Artoineit'
Hotel. Vni0n Estates Co az l. llaEaSsH y
- =. TiswAr. J.. & l. at'ys; Ashton farhtf'
r-f, due $9A647 80. taxes eto. Sl.-s9 ~ WILL
CENTRAL PARK WEST. 500. " cor asth - 25.2
400 6 SIS hathouse and stores; fsllhIef g
a. A. tius at Frederick va NAch ~
Thompson X & W atty. J. Dew NG.nei re-
due. Sc gol DC. T. the plaintiff fer soj.VoV.
By L. J. Philips 60.
uyTH ST. 20 l. n g. e5o 5'h Az 25ilooll
( sty int: & A G0llschnidt e. 81. as uLsle,s
AIT Jos Lieblug e. al, Inward G,iusc1!pTl, ~,
atty. r : GrsrnDaum, REF. que A'Vt"S
teIss. ETC. s945 So. To- the plaiulN for $1,000
BY u =. Ingraham CO.
GREENE ST, 90 and s.. 8. 81 sprins e.
5OYl0O. 3 sly lof; bldg Bank toI savings aE
ii l. H.rter, ct al: CadwAladef. & l. avs.
i W Pollock ref due. so!,2l- So taxes &C.
s. 24G. Withdrawn.
BY Bryan L. Kennedy.
s9TH ST. l57 Z. =. $50 sd az &Iloe II,
s-y tent, Citizens savings Bank AT " {
Henley ct al: Prson & II. stJs oBren.
ref; due. $500 T., taxes eto. 1913 80. TO TIE
.fr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-18
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
(with name and address a. purchaser and atom
FEBRUARY II.
Manhattan.

BROADWAY. " o. 2O2.3 1921 st. l2srsl.7: Z NJ
James to Wesi j7th Street Co. 30 Pine st lmtg
10000 leo II s'ys. Roosevelt h. Wal
BECOME ST, ies. n .. 20 E West Bvy, 2oI75:
Rudolph BleyeI 10 Sarah Beyef. 1926 Madison
AZ. AL title. Q c. Feb 10: atty. stsckler 26l
Rway; 81
oaaIs y 81, .,, 49, q s.s So t L ;. Ms
$50 S,S) Feb Is. atty. Lawyers Title Co; 500
FULTON ST. .ea 81 GREENWICH 81, ru t.
az b Va Ssusls to Eniy i.asIs $50 $50
Hancock s.. Brooklyn lmig $4,000: jan Is; ATTY,
osAsP ,s ST. V r i ,Si;S Va. s Apa:9
sSasb ST. ST. sj 'ay I ss,f Gu'5 GTsSS &C., 6.
Elizabeih 81. Soijl. o Jewell e; al 20 c
Van Anden. POushkeepsie. y. Jan Is: atty a
6sAko ST. IL. and 9is. p Z. e.s Ell,sbe'h
Wa sOi SIS 81 'I iS;s St. and and jan
ltSisGfoN Az. cor .Ith st, ooli,s,; nv;
al tile: C; FEB 10; atty steckler. 26l
SIN Nv. 800. cor sla st. run. 2sI
1907 n 6s5E 1851 SiI e olAr Sc 81
02.I : Ion l2j to beg foreclosure. Jan 2lD /.
Jan e. sttys. stroock & sroock. 80 Broad q;
Carrie Russell TO Lillian Bsttey so Morning,
SIDE Drive tmts $4,000 Feb II. atty Title
uIH ST. no ". So $50 " s,h Az. ?oIiOo tiors,
closure. FEB 49, Warren Leslie, 70. 70 Federal
Estates Corp. 80 43d o., plAnln lmis 49,.
500J: REQ II. sitys. Wolf 4 kOhn. 200 BSaJ
GAIN ST 3. $50 West End Az. 2s1lSo
urnsnson Realty 20 10 Marquis Realty Co, 1875
BsU Cmis $4,000: all lens FEB Is. s.iy
\ JareT les BVAy. 500
''D IL S3,.T. 70 Nos E A.''f Ian :: g. va. All
q ,mts ts5.e0oI. FEB 10 atty. Chevy Roger;
DTA 81. .. 100 ID ~. 2;lioia. Hym,a
COO. all liens Feb ls: ATTY Jos HsVas:
NV 81 81. rs list a. .sIlo2l, %.
Ko,bIsr 70 Geo Kosber. t2s l-h :. lm!s
So OOO REQ o ATTY Frank bfod'c. ltst
The Bronx.
AnuNpsoN Az - 400 . Nelson Az. soIl7e 10
PTalt az sl.o Wright Az 2'o Nelson az
ss,iTs 10 Pratt az IS lIl6al also Wright az
9as Anuudsor ~ . . 200 Nelson a.,
s, 6.ii?., MAJ d! Manning to Emil sJkorA. 1871
pIhIT S9i ~ t iis-T : ISIS st. DsIi:i.,
rsns. Fo,hes 70 Forbes Construction CO 2oss
WISE Az Tcb !; arts Ha.locs 1893 lsoh
uo. Az lqss -. 5eIIoo Galveston Building Go
10 SehuyIcE Estates Corpn. 81 nassau = ttnis
sSaN"' ~ ~ " LQt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-18
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with amount Of mortgage and name sud address
Of Attorney
FEBRUARY l..
Manhattan.
Manhattan.


ALBANY ROAD. s ItS . 2Slst st tiacomb 81.
l4UNIl5Kl34 5TlOis. March o. 1911; Noze
20 tie Luot Neville Co. is Z S4th 81; atty, y VI
Strong Is + sFa st. $4,000
Az D, g--gs -, 500 7th a.. &c 6r7T; July l..
1910. Pain Realty Co 20 Benz KAUFMAN atty.
Cohen. go Bwsyt 10000
BOWERY u e cor t,h a. runs 25I 91N
s w. - IN 9th - 1910 10 beg March 70,
1897. ~ Hurhtirg to and . IL Beckmauu;
atty J Hocnlilger IO7 l. 5ith e.; 5000
MADISON Az. . 40.ll 1894 81. 20ISl: Feb l..
1910. and Dora Huuowich % CayugG County
Savings Bank. atty. i I Co; $1,000
PROSPECT Az s. 200 Locust ~, SoIlO0. oct
10. 1901 c and Ellen FoFbsch TO A Ray siiress.
PRosPGcT Az. ~ 200 Locust ay 5oIl5o. Pres
june l. 1906 Augusta Barhod 70 c Forbsch.
ATTY. Furhman. 50 az ana listh 81; $4,000
WASHINGTON Az l72,,a wyo5s bet l75d St and ID
Il Ilsh & Co: atty Io G Co; ,o,s, $50
72S, Fe5 6. 1914. Philips Weeks Estate 70 "
koEi. SIS PEh az. ats. A II Levy. IS cedar s.
5TH Az. So cor 62i q. 5O.jrlOo. March 10. 1919
} Schilii % josephine del Drfgo; sttys Ittch
Mott * Grant. &. Nassau e.: 100000
3lsT ST. 4nb-f26 W T. f25 10Th az.
s5.2 20 land Of Cornelius Rsy ? and 9 along
same 20 IS intersection with line parallel with
o 10Th az and 6-5 thereirJm 1884 20
s. e. " 30 10 beg. Feb 20. 1910, MontrOse
Realty 90 90 h l. McGehee 53j W Ssth 81.
atty F Snow. Il Wall u: $4,000
35TH ST i36 W.ss, $50 10th 10, 25IsS.s; Dec
10. 1911: Marths Kommer 10 schlmmer and
ano: .tty I ByrHes, a. BEsy: 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-18
FATHERS AGAINST
SONS ON LINKS
Sleepy Hollow Country
Club to Hold a Novel
Golf Tourney.

A novelty in local golf this season
will be tournament for fathers and
sons which will be held on the links
Of the Sleepy Hollow Country Club
on Wednesday, June %. The plan
follows closely the fixture in the
Philadelphia district known as the
Pater ct Filius tournament under the
direction Of the Golf Association Of
Philadelphia each year which attracts
no end of interest.
Sleepy Hollow officials have taken
into consideration that there are many
father and son teams around this CITY
who are capable of producing excellent
COLI, and al a meeting OF the eXecu-
tive committee of the Metropolitan
Golf Association yesterday made
formal application for the approval OF
this date. Already it has been sug-
gested that a tournament be held for
teams composed of husbands and
wives, or mothers and daughters.
Father and son competitions are also
popular in and around Chicago.
Two new clubs were admitted to
membership in the Metropolitan or
ganization yesterday. They are the
Arcola Country Club and the Wood
mere Country Club, bringing the total
membership up TO seventy-four clubs.
AS regards the junior metropolitan
championship, the matter was left for
further action, although 1t was an
nourced that two clubs are in the feId
for the privilege OF holding 1t. Plain
field has expressed its Willingness TO
hold the attraction once more, but pre-
- Ifsh a
honors this season for the reason that,
it is figured, it Will add interest 10 the
tournament.
James A. Tying, chairman Of the han
Cicap committee, also announced yes
terday that reports have been received
from fifty clubs in the association,
which leaves twenty to be heard from.
Most of the delnquents are believed 10
have been deferred from responding
through the fact that there are no
members TO be rated In several in
stances members of the recalcitrant
clubs are given in the lists of other or
carnations.
Several clubs. however. have more
than one member to rate, and as re-
suit Tying announced the following list
Baltusrol Golf Club, Brooklawn
Country Club, Canoe Brook Country
Club, Brooklyn-ForeSt Park Golf Club,
Century Country Club, Country Club Of
I lakewood, Deal Golf and Country
Club, Fairview Country Club, Hsworth
Country Club, Massapequa Golf Club,
New Brunswick Country Club. New
York Newspaper Golf Club, Ocean
Country Club, Powelton Club, Prince
ten Golf Club, RidGewood Country
Club, Siwanoy Country Club, Suburban
Club of Elizabeth, Tuxedo Golf Club
and the Upper Montclair Country Club.
Tying announced further that II Is the
desire Of the committee TO complete its
work within the next week, and that
where there are no players to handicap
within the membership of a club It
would greatly facilitate the work of the
if they would so report.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-18
FORECLOSURE SALES.

sr,pRrxr COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York-Sophie Hepburn Atkinson ara
John Christopher O.Conor . as ESeeI'o y,
ItiIa A RelI deceased. Plaintiffs. against
Ths National Nassau Bank Of New YORK.
and others. Defendants .-. %. ,o,.
In pursuance OF a judgIneht o, i i
closure and sale. duly made and snseten
in the above-ent!tied action ana besrin1
dat. she srd day ~ February 1919, !, tne
undersigned, the Referee IN said judgment
named. viii sell AZ public SuSi iis v.s s
Street. In tho Borough OF Manhattan; ~
OF New York. on the sth dAy OF AArcn,
1915 at ~ o'clock noon on tnAt GAY w
Joseph r Day. Auctlonesr. the premises
directed ~ saia Judgment 70 bs sold snd
therein described az follows: AZ that Ger
wing ana being in the Borough % Manhat-
tan. City Of New YORK. BOUNDED sna g.
-crihed az follows: Beginning ~ Q poin.
on the Northeriy side o. one hnnarsa ~, az.
hundred 900 feet Westerly from ne 60.
ner formed by tho Intersection OF the "e,t
erly side OF Fifth 5th) Avenue WIN tns
said Northerly side Of one hundred arc
twenty. seventh G27thJ street running
thence Nor,heriy parallel with Firm obtnl
Avenue Ninety-nine ,99) feet eleven tll)
inches; thence westerly pars,isSI VIZ Us
hundred and twenty-ssyerth 127thl stree,
Forty (40) feet; thence Southeriy, and again
parallel with Fifth t5th) Avenue Nlnety
nine 80 Zee; eleven 40 inches 20 tne ss.o
seventh I27th) Street thence Easterly
along said Northery side OF One hundred
and tyeuty-seyenth I27th) Street. FORTY
ttOl feet 70 the point or place Of beginning.
Ard being the ssmo premises which we're
conveyed to Mary Archer. vile o, O.iver a.;
p Archer by william r. Mckenzie en1
sarah b.. his wife. by deed dated January
4 1883. and recorded January 7th. 1858, IN
Liner 1895, Cons r. $40.
dated. New YORK, February 2. 1915.
JOHN I. COUCH. Referee.
LEWIS A. ACKLEY. Attorney for Plain.
N,nhsttan. New York, ~.
The following Is diagram ~ the prop.
ATTY 10 be sold: its street Number IN 4
west i27th Street. Borough OF Nanhsttsn'
New York, y. Y:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-18
RECORDED LEASES.
FEBRUAKN L.,
Manhattan.

LAFAYETTE ST. 40I. str b. LIST and I'd loft Eu.
gene MorGenthEu 10 BshreHDuTg 60, 20 Beekmsn
ST 3 yrt irom Feb l. 1915: - 900
ALLEN ST. 20 ali. Louis Kachoud TO Samuel
Rsthstela. 92l Tiffany St, or 20 AlkD 81:
yrs from MAY l. 1914. S. $50
LEXINGTON AVE SV2. cor store: Arthur New
mann to X Zimmerman sO2 Livingston
81. yrs from Aphl 80. 1914; u;omey A
bauer. .I2 Goth 81: s. 100
CLINTON ST. 100. all: Rector ST. OF + +
Church Of 81 MNAs In the Bouverie. 20 Nathan
1918. $3.50 $40
54TH STAG W. all. George " Plunkett to An
thony Boyle. $40 W SAN 81; 8 yrs from Feb
g. Brooklyn, S. 200
BROADWAY No 1855, store. ETC. Carolins Book
man 81 q, eXrs TO Nicholas DOgsnzes. loS W
Goth s.; " yrs fgom Oct J. 1916. address 1888
Bfyaivay. S. 400
1870 ST. 40 sos T. all Perry c Todd and ano 10
Joseph GieneUall. 1906 % a'e. US from No'
y. 1919; $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-18
Deaf and Dumb
Gain by Tourney

Every evening after the playing In
the indoor national lawn tennis cham
pionship tournament al the eth Regi-
ment Armory IL over for the day all
the old balls are collected and sent
over to the Institution for Improving
tho Instruction of Deaf Mutes. at Lex
ingtob Rv. and 0sth 81.
There are several hundred little deaf
and dumb children In the big red brick
building. and their delight when the
old tennis balls arc given 10 them Is
affecting 60 behold.
IL Il true that not all OF the balls
used In the armory reach the children.
because the souvenir hunter IL always
abroad. and after men like Karl II.
Behr. Theodore Roosevelt Pell and
Gustave 4. Touchard have played
thrilling match the souvenir fends
grab the stray balls and take them
home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-18
PUBLIC NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT. APPELLATE DIVI-
SION-First Department.-In the matter %
the application % interro rough Rapid Traa-
sit Company Tor the. appointment Of three
commissioners 20 determine and report
whether It's elevated railroad extension.
known "a the Eiglth Avenue and iC2rd STREET
Connection r. the BogOIghs OF Manhattan
and The Bronx AZ determined by the Public
Service Commission FOR the First District OF
the State OF Sow York ought to be con-
structed and operated.-Eighth Avenue and
l62nd street Connection
Public notice Is hereby given that the gn-
dersgned. Julian NJ. wright Edward r.
Finch and John T.. Connolly. having b. an
order Of the Appellate Division % the Su-
preme court. N and Tor the first Judicial
Department. on;cted In the above entitled
proceeding on the lith DAY OF February, 1873,
bearing date December 18th. 1914 been ap-
pointed commissioners TO determine and re-
port after due hearing whether the said ele-
waited railroad extension and facilities upJn
the said Eighth Avenue and lend street
Connection, as determined by the Public
Service Commission for the First District OF
the state or New York set forth In tho
petition Of marlborough Rapid Transit Com
pany presented TO the said Appellate Difl-
sion on the 9th day OF November, 1914. and
hled IN the office Of the Clerk OF said Court
on the same day. ought 70 be constructed
and operated DO hereby appoint Wednesday,
the 2ith day OF February. 1915 ~ $50 O'Clock
IN the afternoon OF that day, at the ofics
OF Julian NJ Wright No. i65 Broadway.
Borough Of Manhattan. city OF New York.
as the time and place for the hrst Sitting
ana that at such sitting and such adjourned
sittings as may be thereafter held. they Vii
hear all persons interested I'm the said matter.
Dated, New York. February 10Th, 1913
JULIAN NJ. WRIGHT,
EDWARD r.. FINCH.
JOHN T.. CONNEi-Lf.
JAMES I. QUACKENBUsH. Attorney ror
PETERBOROUGH Rapid Transit Company, NO
ie5 Broadway, Borough OF Manhattan
New York. y. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-18
Baker Shows Speed
in Skating Race

Donald NJ. Baker, of the Bedford
youne Mems Christian Association,
won the one-mile handicap in Class A
AZ the ST. Nicholas Skating Rink last
hight. Allowing handicaps of 90 yards
20 George Pickering, Of the ST. Nicho-
las Skating Club, who finished second.
and 40 yards 10 A. Gerschel, Of Column
Ma Grammar School, who was third,
Rsksr gave a remarkable exhibition OF
sneed and won hAndiIy The time was
2:bs 2-b
Ted Canning was the best OF the
poyiees in the hslf-mile race, and he
won in 1923, with w. J. Duty. IN
second place and r. o. Barnes third
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-18
Fordham Announces
Lawn Tennis Dates

The Fordham University lawn tennis
schedule was announced yesterday by
the teams manager, Edward A. Moore.
The season will open on April 3,
when Fordham will meet the Uniyer-
sity of Virginia at Charlottesville, va
The schedule follows;
April g. Univerity. Of virsinis .; Chr
iotsyille. Va; April g. University OF George.
,oU,n al Washington. April l. the Navy. a.
ANNAPOLIS (pendins); April 10. Brooklyn col
isTe al Fordham April q. Columbia Uni
~srsi,y at south Field. April -, CITY Col
ieee Al Fordham: April e. Brooklyn College
Ma stevens. at Hoboken. n j.; May
f.niversitv OF Vermont at Fordhsm; May 10.
p",y.rs COLLEGE a. New Brunswick. y. j
NAV 20 s. Peters College. az FoIdham'
Wsy " CITY College. at Fordham; May ~
stevens. at Fordhami MAY 81. Rutgers COR
lerA Al FordhAm.
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REFEREES APPOINTED.
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elrsSmi'h--JsmeS Dunn
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Gabraith BOflue-Io.eph v Mitchell.
Marcus 'DuICau-Edw Finch.
by PAGE. J
Kirk Misunderstanding + Barter
Neil LibsTman- 7 Andrews
lo.sehle- FnNchEer-Erns By0th
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Investor Buys Apartment
House in West DIST St.

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