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The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-12-03
ITALY ENTERS into A PACT TO
CONTINUE FIGHTING TO A FINISH
u. S. Senate to Call For Details Of
England's sBlockade-ForeignRe-
latiOnS Committee to Act.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE TRIBUNE

SPECIAL
capture at Prsend the Bull
COM
in last complete
An official statement issued during
November the of General Koeess captured 40 800 sevan soldiers
266OO civilians who liable military
also took possession quantities of
Berlin reported capture
The continuing Montenegro against
resistance Progress toward Pevlje is announced.
-Foreign today
that Italy had signed September providing
and that would
greeted
Washington, Dec. 1.-The requisoning
steamships
Steamship Company developed
governments beginning OF the
Department today "unexampled
ba and without precedent violation International law The
will before 1t is known that Monday the
opening day directing
egn Relations committee investigate the blockade neutral ports by
needed American vessels
Washington THAT have been made
the great United States military arsenal and supply depot Rock Island
today As the result of this discovery small of
guards has been stationed the Federal all and
allowed the sentry posts without accounting for his
complete the number of circumstances its the State
Department.
London play
definition of the military features of the allies
requirements in Macedonia"
An answer being prepared
Greece further alternate but defiance
acquiescence.
Rome Dec 1.-The Italians increasing fury
tightening about Gorilla today The of the ctys fall
pected here almost hourly.
The Aurians making
beating invariably, nling the heaviest losses
officially reported Ur and vOd Their
Austrian
guns quantities of material.
Berlin London Dec Army Headquarters announced today that
capture Pend Western seva the
Albanian border, made prisoners.
Today's official statement
occurred points with
guards
"At Psrend Bulgarian took $4,000 Serian
moun tain guns ando war
An official the Bulgarian headquarters under
o says:
between 10000 and 1900 Sevns They
howzers, large
"King Minister Servia Prince Troukoy
other companions.
prisoner, will probably end the Servan campaign"
Another Bulgarian official report, dated Nov %,
Bulgarian Upper
bridges roads which lead to Monastr.
AngoFrench the situation
thrown bacBf a distance of several klomeer
attempts
haye completely
all
he the mouth of the Vardar.'
London bridge
steamship
Soeg who visiting
entire
ducon undergoing the
heavy Including
guns apparatus petrol bombs signaling devices
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-12-03

selves properly. will not tolerate any
rowdyism. l want the park to be so
conducted that anyone can go there
and spend a day without any unpleas-
ant incidents. This will help to make
the park popular and will cause every
body to appreciate it"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-31

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-31
SALES In THE
REALTY MARKET
Meyer Hecht Sells Plot OF
Four Lots in Wash
ingron Ave.
HAVEN AV. PROPERTY
FIGURES IN TRADE
Given in Part Payment for
Shakespeare Ave. Corner, Ac-
cording to a Report.

Meyer Hecht has sold the plot OF four
lots, 100x9O feet, on the south side OF
10th ST., los feet east Of Fort Wash
ineton av. The property adjons on the
east a ffty-foot site owned by the Bar
ney estate. This was also understood
to have been sold, but the report was
denied. The Barney estate formerly
owned the entire block 20 the north.
Some was sold off 70 builders. Adolph
Lewisohn is a heavy owner at the east
erly end of the block just sold, con
trolling all of the Broadway front with
the exception Of a small parcel at the
l69th ST. corner.
SHAKESPEARE AVN. Gamble is
reported TO have given plot OF SIX
lots on the northwest corner OF Shakes
peare and Boscobel ayes. to a builder
In part payment for new apartment
house. s6-foot front, on Haven ay, be
tween Hist and l72d SITS. At that point
ia the Haven Cliff. a five story apart
ment house, finished early this year by
the Filrose Construction Company,
Philip Krulewitch president. Mr.. hrule-
witch stated yesterday afternoon that
the deal had not yet been concluded.
1O5TH ST.-Ennis & Sinnott are the
BUYERS of 256 West l05th ST., nve
story American basement dwelling
house, l5x80.9 feet, between Broadway
and West End av., reported sold recent
ly through Robert K. Rainey. The
property has been resold by Ennis q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-31
100000 LEASE
FOR BUILDINGS
Premises in Burling Slip
Will Be Altered-Other
Business Rentals.

The Charles F. Noyes Company leased
for Joseph +. Cullman 10 the Nationai
Paper and Type Company for twenty.
one years at an aggregate rental OF
approximately 100000 the four hye
story loft buildings at 80, "a, SO and 80
Burling Slip, to be extensively altered
from plans of James 5. Maher. Inc
leasing company is also negotiating
through the Moves company for the
upper floors Of Sc South ST., adjoining
About $4,000 square feet OF space Is
represented in this lease, with a 'front.'
age of 81 feet on Burllng Slip.
f. II. Ludlow & Co. have leased Tor
the trustees of the estate OF MlIIlam
Remsen to Barton IL. cabin the nive
story fathouses and stores at and 8
Division st. and 3 and 8 Catharine ST.
being the southeast corner, for term
of ten wears and four months at an
aggregate rental of about $4,000.
Forbes & Co. leased for the Manhat-
tan Life Insurance Company IN 10 west
nth ST. a store to Paris +. Fletcher
and lofts to Miss J. Kolb, Ludwig HAM
and s. Rosenstein; in q West 18th ST.,
lofts to Palso e. Beldino and Goldberg
g Schulman; in 1873 West Gath St, a
loft to Schwartz & Ruderfer, and IN
1l6 Wooster ST., a store and lott 10 D
Solamon G. Co. $780,,
The Cross & Brown Company leased
the store and basement at 1924 Broad
way. northeast corner Of 3Oth ST. 10
Brodips Luggage Shop for term OF
wears: space in 1900 Broadway to the
Kinemacolor Company of America
Universal Film Exchange and the Mega
tive Reconstructing Company; also
space in the Strand Building to the
New York Telephone Company and
David Rosenthal.
Edward Wasserman, as head OF a
syndicate, leased from James McGuire
66 to 10 Madison ST., with an Z 10
AZ and AZ oliver St, as a site for a
motion picture theatre, planned by
lanes 6. Maher, architect. It will be
a one story brick building. having a
seating capacity of 500 and costing
about $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-31
GOV. HAMMOND
DIES SUDDENLY
Executive of Minnesota
Passes Away on Visit
to Louisiana.
BURNQUIST SWORN
IN AS SUCCESSOR
Republican Takes Place OF
Democrat Who Served
ONLY a Year.

Clinton, La, Dec. so.-GovernoT
Winfield Scott Hammond Of Mime
sofa died suddenly in a hotel here
early to-day. A stroke Of apopleIy'
which physicians stated apparently had
been superinduced by recent attack
Of ptomsine poisoning. caused death
before physicians could arrive.
Governor Hammond, accompanied by
J. A. Newell, a business associate ar
rived here three days ago 10 inspect
his extensive land and lumber inter
ests in East Feliciana Parish. lie had
not been we'll for several days, BAT
was able TO 20 about the town ana
parish, and did not consider his con-
dition sufficiently serious TO consult a
physician.
Soon after breakfast this morning
Governor Hammond went into the
wasbroom and a moment later Mr..
Newell and others heard him grosn-
ing Rushing in, they found MIR. Ham
mond on the floor He was carried to
his room and physicians summoned,
but he died within few minutes.
Governor Hammond on his arrival
here said that soon after he left ST.
Paul he suffered an attack OF ptomalne
poisoning. He still felt its effects
when he reached New Orleans, where
he spent Christmas Day. he pro-
ceeded with his business affairs after
reaching here, and, declaring he had
about recovered. he declined TO con-
suit a doctor when urged by friends.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-31
MONDAY. JANUARY


Alliance. Crts,ohsi Dec 2s 70 the Panama Rail
road IS Line With mails and mdse. bar a. Z
Anna Nor Mstsn1ss Dec q. to the Mun'on SIS
Lane with sugar Bar at a "a. o.
Bsukdae ,Br. Bordeaux Dec p 20 the con
psgir Generate 1ransstlantilus. 10 ballas'' Bar
samnsngsr (Norj. Rotterdam Dec /. to the Hol-
lard America I4ne. Bar a. $50 ? m. pm WI
chester a Co left Quar- a. IS IN
creole. New, orleans DEC Is. 70 .hs Southern
Pseiao Co with md.e LNit Quar- a. a. "a =.
'' Bay STATE. Norfolk iof boston Guar at as
Fnncess Anne Newport News and Norfolk. TO
the Old Dominion Sc Co. With mds.. Quar- at
Chesspeaks. Baltimore. 70 the Ne. York and
Baltimore Trans Co. with mdSe Quar- AZ .55 10
Dents OBJ, MAnaos Dec u. Iara llth and
Barbados 22d. 70 Booth Co. Win md'e. Bar
Cio,6ide Cuneo lNcrl. Nucyes Dec q. to the
Muuson IS Line with sugar Bar a. 10 80 u
TrcyarrAsk tBrl. Naples Dec ). 10 sandy
sun Philadelphia 10 the Sun oil Co. with
nd,r. quar- al 1880 2 M
Penotsc0' Borie2IH Dec 6. 81 Michael, Dec IS
20 Barber q Go. Bar Al m
Purus lBrazj. Santos Nov a. Yictoris Nov 20
Bahia Dec s. Ino ,9is y. San J9Aa 3s to
socony. Porr Arthur quar- At sos ? N;
Pacific Go. with mdse quar- at 1875 a m
with mdse. Quar- a. 80
Headcy lBrl. London Dec TO- to tic Cunard SIS
Co, Ltd. with mdse. Bar a. il ? n. .,
santa Marta %. Chsi00al % and Kingston Is. 70
The United Fruit Co, With mails and mdse. Bar a.
segursn.a Ieshou Roy % and Genoa a. to
the Tweedie Trading Go Nth mdse. quar- at $50
.
New York and Cuba Nal $ 60. With mdse. quar-
a. 3 IS IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-31

Announcement has been made Of the
engagement Of Miss Julia Edey, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Edey,
Of 10 West Fifty-sixth Street, TO Doug
las w. Paige. son Of the late John
Keys Paige, Of Schenectady, n, Y. Mr.
Paige lives in New York, and makes
his home at the St. Nicholas Club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-31
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS;
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS

At San FraneiSeo. report TO commanding gen
Capt, THOMAS X HoLLYDAY, 81 Fl.ia Ar.
detailed In q. C.. 70 take effect Feb. :, vice Capt
detail IA that corps % take effect Feb. Z
LHayes u absence second Lieut.. GILBERT r
sTREIINGER. 18th Inf. leave eIlenied IS dIyS
First Lieut.. RAWSoN WARREN. sth Cav, Two
months On arTilAl O 7. ): Tis, lieut. TELEs-
months on relief from duty 10 PHILIPPINES. Capt
ARTHUR =. : HYDE Coast Al. one month
and j. days from Jan. 10
NAVY
Lieut. J. $ EVANS. detached yes,Al. 70 works
General Electric tompany Schenectady.
Lieut.. l. NJ STEVENS detained eommsnt Mac
lieut. u GJ II !. u DAVIS: to vstai.
Lieut. ~ q T. NJ BATES. detached F-s. 70
Lieut. b - ! II DEssEz. a4sehsd F,nnias
En,isn A r. MARION, detached Nss Orleans; to
En,isn c. J. MeREAyY. dstAshsd cOnnscrcui; 10
En.isn n u. LITTLE; to Wyoming.
Gunner DANIEL MeCAILuM. detached Atlantic
EseTs Fleet. 20 ksnsas.
MOVEMENTS
ARRIVED.
bgsion. dlaoier q sAn FrAncl.co. Jupiter At Nor
f'k ori"n 81 Ncspan Acss. fatAgs-o at
buaafslaun
sAiLEr
De- - -ohon. Norfolk Tor Sewpou New, Poo.
mac Cniiohl isf ~ Nnas Bay
l"'nid" A. Portsmouth. y. u. yard. I'll leave
sh9lt ~ pfyr Tor survey duy Ia ucini5 o.
Paduesh, al PorisngI.h yard. will ie.r, about in
SfS1. - s-I'S e-- % south COST Cuba
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-31
POLICE DEPARTMENT.

Transfers. a. n. Jan / ser.t }. J. Kelly.
Tenement House Squad TO precincts Indicated
George LAuterbon. 18Th; John Van HON. tSth.
Patrick 5. Mccarthy. 26th Patrick McGuinness
215th
Temporary Assleuments--Lieut " 7. Davis
lash 20 i6s.h. Is days. q m, Jan. !, Ptlnln.
J. j. OBnen s7th. and Frank Sullivan Bridge
Prct Telegraph Bureau. 50 daJs. q IL. Dec S0j
Frederick C0rdes 1891 10 e. %. a. chauffeur. Is
days o m. Dec %; 10 50 !. d, rlded prem
ises Is days , II. Jan. Q. II. c. Wilder. l53d
William Weisshe.sr i5Gth. Henry Bestmaln. ljsth
j. Sh0rteu 27Sth. r. J. Oswald 1880. J. J.
Grady li1th. T. J. harchCr, 10th.
Full P0 While on Sick Repot-Ptlmn. Michael
McGuk 3Nh from ] A. m., sept. 20, 10 II D. NJ.
Sept - " h. Thompson. ldsth. 2.4j a. m. Nov.
a. 10 noon. Dec. u. John Mcdonnell li0th. II
D m Nov Is. 20 1901 q. H.. Dec. n. ". l.
Blair i72d. noon. Dec. IA. noon. Dec. y.
Suspended without Pay-SgrgL T. 7. Reehil
it0ih. II 20 a. m. Dec. %. Ptlmn. NJ A. Shea.
l4bth pct. u y a. IL. Dec. 50.
The following member o. the force having been
ined on charge before deputy commissioner.
and found guilty IS dismissed from the police forcs
of the Police Department Of the city " New York
To take effect 80 D. m, Dec. 20: Ptlmn. l. q.
Ororm2n. Goth Charge. De- 10. neglect Of duty.
violation o. the rules. absent without leave DAYS
Amendment-So much o. Paragraph .. : q. 2ta.
C. 8. as relates 10 Ptlmn. J. +. Kelly, l45th Pct.
and J. T. Carroll 1924 rct.. Is amended 20 reaG
Itmu. d. u. Ssanuel ls7th Pct, residence 800
ION ST. Brooklyn. aud NJ wal l6=d Pct. resi-
deuce ISL Oakland St. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-31
PEMBERTON-MCOY.

Orange. y. j., Dec. 3O.-Miss Mar
garet Mccoy, daughter Of Josiah B..
Mccoy, of 81 Harrison Street, East
Orange, and Brock Pemberton. a mem
Der of the dramatic staff of "The New
York Times" were married tonight at
the home of the brides father. The
Rev. DR.. James NJ. Ludlow, paster
emeritus of the Mum Avenue Presby-
terrain Church, Of East Orange, per
formed the ceremony. The bride, who
was given away by her father, was at
tended by her sistar, Miss Helen Nc
Coy, as maid Of honor. The pages were
John Charles Mccoy, jr, and Robert
Dingwell Fordyce, nephews Of the bride.
Murdoch Pemberton was best man. Mr..
and Mrs. Pemberton will make their
home at 1923 East Fifty-third. Street,
New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-31

railroad constructed in the United
States were e33, compared with l,53Z
in 1914 and 3,O7l in 1918. There
also was a reduction in the second
trackage built. The largest mileage
Of new road in one state was built IN
Pennsylvania, which constructed nine
weight miles. Oregon was second.
with eighty-three miles, and Washing
ton third, with seventy-one miles
Eleven states built no new roads at all:
Canadian roads built Tl8 miles OF
new first track, as compared with l,sfe
in 1914.
According to the statistics quoted,
receivers now hold and operate So,ooi
miles Of railroad. with a total FUNDED
debt Of 81. 6O7 1876. 800 and q total capital
stock of s747,OO4, sol. The roads in the
hands of receivers represent nearly
sixth OF the total mileage and capitaii,
ration Of the railroads OF the Unlted
States. On October there were q! ,OOO
miles OF railroads in the hands OF re-
ceivers. the greatest ever recorded
since then the receivership of the
WAbash-2,5l5 miles-has been termi-
mated and several smaller roads have
been sold under foreclosure.
Statistics on the number OF new cars
and locomotives ordered during 1910
show that there was an increase over
1914, but the total was smaller than
eny other year in recent times except
1908. The new freight cars ordered
in 1918 totalled 1O7,796, as compared
with SO.264 in 1914 and 1872 in 1918.
New passenger cars number 3,Os2, as
against 2.0O2 In 1914 and S,l79 In 1918.
Locomotives ordered during these tnree
years numbered 1873, 1855 and 3,467,
respectively. The bulk Of orders this
wear was placed during the last three
months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-31
J. A. A. Burnqulst Sworn In
as Minnesota'S Executive

ST. Paul, Dec. 80. A. A. Burnquist
was sworn in as Minnesota's nineteenth
Governor this afternoon TO succeed
Winfield S. Hammond, who was inau-
gurated just about year ago, follow
ing his election on the Democratic
ticket. He had served several terms
in the House of Representatives from
the ID Minnesota District.
Governor Hammond was unmarried.
He was born on November II, 1868, at
Southboro, Worcester County, Mass. He
was graduated from Dartmouth College
with the class of 'S4. AS a young man he
came to Minnesota, was admitted to the
bar. and began the practice OF law at
St. James lie served as county attor-
ney of Waterman County nearly SIX
wears and as member of the state
board Of normal school directors Tor
eight years. He was elected 10 the
Goth, 6lst and 62d Congresses and re-
elected to the 63d Congress.
Governor Hammond is the second
Minnesota Chief Executive TO die IN
Office. Governor John A. Johnson, the
last previous Democratic incumbent,
died following an operation in Sep
TENDER, 1909. Governor Johnson was
serving his third term.
Mr.. Burnquist, who succeeds Govern
or Hammond, is a Republican, having
been reelected Lieutenant Governor
after serving in that position during
the administration Of Ex-Governor A.
O. Eberhart.
Mr. Burnquist was born thirty-four
years ago at Dayton. Iowa. He was a
member Of the lower house Of the Min
nesota Legislature during the 1903 and
1911 sessions and extra session of 1917.
Following his election as Lieutenant
Governor in 1912 he attracted atten-
tion by his leadership as presiding Of
ficer Of the State Senate. During the
1915 session he succeeded in having
Senate standing committees reduced
by approximately 80 per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-31
Brooklyn House Sold.

Charles Z. Rickerson sold a Lincoln
Place, between Fifth and Sixth avs, q
two story frame dwelling. 29llxl0O,
for Miss Carrie Fulcher 10 a client;
also rented the dwelling At 492 4th st.,
between Seventh and Eighth avs, 70
Reginald Schroeder, editor Of the New
York Stats Zeitung," who comes here
from Washington.
Forbes & Co. sold the two story
dwelling at 1850 slst st. to Mrs R.
Soldn for about $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-31

Sinnott 10 Walter J. N. Donovan, /.
client Of Warren F. Johnson.
SEVENTH AV.-The William A. Boyd
estate bass sold 70 Mr.. Alexander 90
Seventh av., four story fsthouse. On
lot l99xs0 feet. between 23d and 2.th
SITS. The selling family owned the prop.
erty since 1854
LAFAYETTE AV.-Jscob Zimmerman
has purchased from the Riedt Realty
Company the plot. l00Xl00 feet, on ths
north side of Lafayette av., 80 feet west
Of Longfellow az. The site will be in.
proved with two five story fathouses
ELY AV.-Daniel X. Jackson hs,
bought from Elinor Hutchinson the
plot, 50xl00 feet, on the east side OF
Ely av., 100 feet south OF 236th 81.
three blocks from White Plains Az.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-31
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Forecasts and Records of the Last
TWenty-four Hours.

Washington. Dec. So-The Atlantic Coss, storm
has passed rapidly northe1stwsrd and the weather
has cleared and become colder Throughout. the mid
do Atlantic and New England states. Another
storm Is central the Far SOuihget and
Il has been attended By loca! SHOWS IN the Plains
states and the Roxy Mountain and Plateau re-
gors and rain n southern California
Temperatures continue abuomally low IN the
northwest states and the western plateau and
IN the Pacific Coast Readings wers below zero
Thursday night IA Wyoming ana Montana. The
indications that there VIII he rains ~ the Cur
states. the lower Mississippi and lover Ohio val
leys and generally fair weather elsewhere eastward
Of the MSsbsipp! River during Fridp and Sat
urday.
NO important temperature change, are Indicated
for east and south states during tho neIt forty
eight hours
Winds Tor Friday and Saturday-North Atlantic.
lisht variable mostly northwest; middle Atlantic.
nght variable: south Atlantic. HIGHT to moderate
east. east CUT. moderate east. vest Guf. fresh
east and sOutteast upper lakes and lower lakes.
light 70 moderate variable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-31
MISS SARA WIB0RG WED
Becomes Mrs. Gerald c. Murphy at
Home Ceremony.

Miss Sara Sherman Wiborg, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Wiborg, was
married to Gerald c. Murphy, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Francis Murphy,
Yesterday afternoon at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. WiborR, 40 Fifth Avenue.
Father Morton. of St. Patrick's Cathe-
dral, performed the ceremony, which
was followed by a reception.
A temporary altar Of gold brocade
was erected in the bay window OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-31
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.


Hare DC 25-Orhamme tBrl. New York
LeshoTn Dec 26-Gorbea Mendi SPAN. New York
Cette. Dee 26-Lutetsu tBrf. New York
Marsellles. Dec 26-SnOda (GreesJ. New YORK
Falmouth. Dec 2S-Florheston tBrl. New York for
Rotterdam.
sahsng Dec 2s-Gryievale tBrl. New York via s;
Vincent. & Y. Tor Yladiyostok
Christiania. Dec 2i-kristianiGijord (Norl. New
Paul a.. Dec 2l-Snver Shell. New York
Bordeaux Dec 23-Guyane tFrl New York
Port Natal Dec 29-Bel.eyue tBrI. New York via
- Vincent. V and Table Bay. for YladiyostoS
Naples. Dec 2l-P0rt0 di Alesaudre,tA tltaD, New
Genoa. Dec le-stromboIi ItaD, New York
Port Natal. Dec 29-Si Bede tBrl. Yokohama. etc,
fpr Boston and Ney York
Colombo. Dec 26-Hackness tBr). New York Via
Genoa. Dee 3o-verona utau. New York
Crl,tobsl. Dec 30-CarriilO. Cartssena for New
YORK and proceeded Advance. New York.
suez. Dec CANAAN Dam. New York for
Csiicut. Dec Getty OF Maple, OBJ. Ns~ York
via Oran, Bombay, etc
Liverpool Dec ls-Cymnc OBJ. New York
bristol. Dee S0-stsnion tNofl. NeN YORK Tor
Gothsnburs
Arics Dec 2a-HoWick Hall (Brl). New York.
RIO de Janciro. Dec 2t-Pe1nsylvanian, New York.
Gibraltar. Dec 91-Guseppe Verdi tltaD from
Nsp.esl. New York 2Sth City o. Macon from
Paiemol New York. Rus1eian tBrJ from Mar
seillesl. NeW York
Table Bay. Dec 27-Prome,heus tBr) from New
York va st Vincent. ". yladi7ostos.
Liverpool. Dec sc meroria tBrl es YORK..
Klrkssu Dec 29-Tomsk DAM, New York.
Cristob) Dec 30-Ssuta Marta 0EOm New York; ;
Cartagena, Colon. New York
S. Vincent. c v Dec 3O-ludraghid tBr) from
Buenos Ayres Dec 2s-Atlantic. New York
h0utesideo Dec 29-Bellgauo OBJ. New York
Copeahssen. Dec Zl-M4umee. New Yofk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-31
House for Wedding Gift

The purchaser Of the former pos.
genburg dwelling, at III East l69th
ST., adjoining the twin house erected
by Geraldyn Redmond, sold recently
for the estate BY William b. May
Co., is julius II. Sturzberg. He bought
the property on December 20 present
TO his son, Alfred H. Sturzberg. asa
wedding gift. The house faces the
Normal College grounds, and will Be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-31
RENT BIG SUITES
IN APARTMENTS
c. X. G. Billings Leases Floor in
pronosed 5th Ave. Building.

Douglas L. Gilman & Co. have leased
from October l, 1916, the entire eighth
floor IN the apartment 10 be erected al
the northeast corner of 9Th av. and SD
St, on the site of the former Progress
Club, 10 c. X. G.. Billings. The suite
will consist Of 81 rooms and baths.
These brokers recently leased an apart,
ment in this house 70 II. L. Pratt ana
negotiations are pending for the leas-
ing of another comprising floor and
q half
Victor Morawetz leased through
Pease & Gilman, for long term, a
duplex apartment OF 81 rooms and Z
baths, comprising parts of the sixth
and seventh floors, in the apartment
under construction at the southeast
corner of 9Th av and 72d ST., from
plans by J. E. K. Carpenter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-31
Quarters for Banking Firm.

The banking firm OF Knauth. Nschod
& Kuhne, established In this city since
1852. closed for long lease involving
half the third floor Of the Equitable
Building. amounting to about 10000
square feet. The new Offices are now
being equipped and a private elevator
is being installed, and will be ready
for occupancy about May !.