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The Washington herald., 1915-08-18
MESSAGE FROM KAISER,
Rome Hears of Arrival of Importa n,
Dispatch,

Rome. Aug. IA special messenger
reached Rome last night. bearing an i'm.
portant communication from the Kaiser
to Pope Benedict. according to reports
circulated here today. No confirmation
was obtainable at the Vatican, but II
was understood the message had to do
with the Pope's latest peace efforts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-05
HAUGHTON TO OFFER
TWO IDEAS ON RULES
Abuse of Forward Pass to Be
Opposed by IIarvard's Coach
at Meeting Here To-day.

CAMBRIDGE. Feb. Head Coach Percy
u. Haughtou Of the Harvard football
team and Leo H. Lcary. ono OF his as
sistant coaches will be llarvard's rep
resentatvcs at to-morrow's meeting OF
the intercollegiate football rules COM
mlttee In New York Haughton expects
that few changes will be made In the
rules. but that such changes as may he
made will be important lie hopes to
sec n rule put through whereby when
forward passes are thrown outside the
playing field the ball shall go to the
opponents at the point of scrimmHge
rather than opposite the point where
the thrown ball crosses the sldoliucs He
believes that using the forward pass
instead OF n punt when down In an oppo-
nents territory should be discouraged.
Haughtou also is against the scheme
10 rule a.ainst players on attack con-
tinuing to interfere with an opponent
after the referees whistle has blown,
llarvard's open field Interference having
been one OF the chief assets ~ it, game,
and IL sometimes being impossible for
the intenfcrcrs to stop their work tho
instant the ball Is declared dead by the
referee.
Nathan 4. TUFTS who offlclatcd in
most Of last years important games,
has budget OF suggestions from New
England officials and coaches Chairman
Edward X Hall OF the rules committee
said to-day that he expected the play
ing rules would undergo few changes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-05
HORSE SHOW FOR YOUNGSTERS.
No Rider over II Years of Age to
Re Allowed In Brooklyn Event.

A young peoples horse show is an
nounoed by the Riding and Driving club
Of Brooklyn for Saturday afternoon,
February -. There Will he saddle, com
hnatiou and pony classes carried out
under the supervision of the ladies
committee Of the club. of which Mrs.
Charles T.. IIuhbs is chairman.
The show is for club members chill
drcn only and Horses must be ridden or
driven by a club members child or one
having the privileges OF the club. No
rider over II years of age will be al
lowed. There are ten classes, for which
first and second cups will be given
one Of these Is Of the championship
variety for first and second winners in
an classes. The Taylor Keresey cup Is
the prize for the big event and will have
TO be won twice by the same rider. En-
tries close next Tuesday at the club
office, Prospect Park Plaza.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-05
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday In Mnn-
haitian, The bronx and BROOKLYN.
TAT IL vESEY STREET.
~ Z Ill Mlnnrs

TAT IL vEsEY STREET.
By J. II. Mayors
ioeTH ST 3o2 W, r. $50 Riverside
Drive. i7Nl0o.ll sly dwlE-E j
3G0rman Ct al, eKrs aEt McKcou
&C. 1l,l37. to the piaintln for $4,000.
by Joseph r. nay.
10Th ST. 63i-23 w. .. 100 " Audu-
hon av. 5oNi00. sty faf--H1rry B'au-
m'r aEt Wal.ach Reis'er & co e. al;
due. s36iJ.s9; to the plaintiff for
lat 52os THIRD AvENUE.l
by Bryan L. Kennedy.
GRAND BLVD. 1870. Sc l75th ~. 59.IN
N3l0NloNj0 TO Eastburn av Nl2G.S to
lI5th st, N9.5, stv limit W Dibh'e
81 al eNrs, aEt winfon Realty CO ct
nl, duo. i5a,75t66; taxes, Sc, S2,3G2.2S,
Withdrawn.
ny Henry Brady.
BRIGGS Az. 2753, r. 100 lesth a..
2ON4l1iN-xgi7. sly hrk dwlE--
Richard Feustercr agt y Mclaughlin
ct al. due, '2.oo3.1A. taxes. Sc $3.50.
sub to prior mlge OF $4,000, to James
J Regain Tor 1920.
lat THE BRooKLYS REAL ESTATE
EXCHANGE
BY W j Mcphuli1mv & %.
OCEAN PARKWAY. " g. $50 II Cor
t.iyou ri. llONi7t-Titls Guarantee &
Trust 60 aEt " Geigman ct al TO + Il
silver FOR ti4,65O
by W. p. Rae
WEBSTER ST. IS 1922 Albany av,
ioNlOO-M l. Boyson agt y 9 Petrizzo
81 al, 70 the PLAINTIFF for Sl.050.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-05
REINECKE QUITS AT BUFFALO.
4. 4. U. Comm issioncr and Hnndi-
cnpper steps Down and Out.

The trouble between the Sxty-ifth
and Scventy-fourth regiments OF Buffalo,
which has been at white heat all winter
has Culusnated in the resignation of
Edward J. Reinecke tho a. A. u. COM
missioner and Handicapped for the West
crn district Relneckcs resignation was
received yesterday by Frederick W. Ru-
hen. president OF the Metropolitan Asso-
cation. TO take offcc; at the conclusion
Of the games OF tho Sixty-hfth Regiment
TO be held In Buffalo tonight.
For seven years Renecke has filled
the post OF commissioner and handicap
per, aud 1t was only during the past win
ter chat constant complaints reached
headqu lrtcrs Of the quality OF his work
a. hand capper. The fight over the date
OF Sow Years night between the two
Bunilo regiments put him under a
further strain. and though the side he
favored was upheld the dissatisfaction
only ho. me the more acute. Rcinecke
feels the criticism of his work and also
pleads i'll health as a reason for re.
signing
70 Is quite likely that the work OF
commissioners and Handicapped will he
divided in the future. The names OF two
men have been mentioned Charles J.
Roldpath. who retired from active ath-
'otics after winning the 400 meter Olym-
pic champ onship. and Frank Denny.
who has done well In Buffalo as the
commissioner Of the National Cycling
Association. Both are popular and
neither took any part In the recent fight.
J., seems probable that Denny may be
asked 20 take the commissionership and
Roidpath might then be appointed handi-
tapper
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-05

ARDEN STREET-Charles w Smith
has sold for the Honsle Construction
Company. Charles Hensle president,
% Arden street. five story apart
ment house. on plot 27Nll0. The
structure was held at $4,000, and 3
the eighth one sold OF group re-
Gently completed by the selling com
pany al tho northwest corner Or
Magic avenue and Arden street. The
buyer Is Mrs. Sadie w. Smith, who
gave in part payment the three story
and basement dwelling at 10 West
l2Sth street, near Fifth avenue, the
sale Of which was reported last Satur-
day
CONVENT AVENUE-Carrie NJ, But
.er, wife Of Jacob u. Butler, old time
West side builder has sold the four
story limestone front dwelling at the
northeast corner Of Convent avenue
and l44th street, to a buyer for cash.
The residence Is known as 3il Con-
vent avenue and occupies a lot 'front.'
ing 20 feet on the avenue and 100 feet
on l44th street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-05
3. 5s7l. Bs77. Highest mum

1883, 1870, 1913. 5s7'. 1871. Highest num-
her relchad on regular call, No. 62Is.
supreme Court--Spccial Term--before
IaycuN, j, Court opens at 10 A. Nj
LiHgatcd motions. Before kelby, J.-EN
county CoGrt-civn Caicndar-Part "
before Dixie, j. Court opens at 10 A ~
-Non-Jury cases--7Nos. i2s7, 4i35. A7o'
Supr, me Court-Trial Tcrm-Part VII
Before crane, J Court opens at 10 A. NJ.
-Crimlnai calendOr--Eiizaheth Won Hugcl,
grand larceny ana receiving, Thomas Sor-
TrntinO, assault, OHorgr lohelsky, burg
l"T{ aTc'nE; case GGni,nGed c,r.rdar for
Tria Part I--3ofore Roy J Court opens
at 10 A M-Enrioo Danieio, assault, at
tempted sodomy, burglary, grand larceny :
weapon, Cornelius Canty alias Cornelius j.
Canty alias charles j. Canty. robbery,
grand larceny, assault, Dominic Carbucci.
James Dlylco, selling cocaine; August Mar
Mn. grand larceny, Dorothy Moran, George
Thomas alias Frank Pierson' grand lar
Part n Bctore Fawcc't J.-Margaret
Joseph Schaner. Charles Kerr, burglary,
potts larceny, receiving John Ford alias
John DE Runk alias John Willis, Thoma :
Corcnran, grand larceny; Giovanni DO
Part III -Bctorc Hylan, J-Nicolo We
nczla, burglary petit larceny, receiving
uuo. receiving Louis Valentino alias Louis
Valentine, grand larceny
Ecfcham, s Court opens At 10 A. NJ, in
The nan OF Records second noor.-No day
calcnd ar
QUEENS COUNTY
supreme Court-Trial Term-Held In
tn County Court House in Long Island
CITY y Y. Court opens and calendar
ra. Cd in Part J. at 10 A. NJ. Part l.
Van SicIon. T. Part Il--Benedict, J.
n is requested that the name OF trial
counsel he filed with the clerk In Part
Attention ~ the bar Is called TO rules
g. and calender rules, Queens county,
cases must he ready for trial when
reached I'm their order
Part Case on.
rtrt II. -Naturaisattons.
Highest number reached on the gen
yrpl calendar is $50.
County Cnurt-Crimnal Term-BNfore
Humphrey J. Court opens and calendar
called at 10 A. NJ. Noe A0l 1851, i426,
Ili5.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-05

TEOITn WUTTFTII-T
CHERRY ST. 4ii, 3, y William
I,ustgarten & co to Blanche J Burg, 80
W 18th 81, Jan 10, 5 yrs, p c; atty,
August w Weymann, 6S VIM 81 IS, 500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-05

Manhattan; capital, $1,000; directors,
Alanson p. white, J. NJ. Roeder and
Dinah Berkowitz, New York city.
NaroNany Realty Company, Inc. Man
haitian; capital, $1,000. directors. Harry
H. Levy, Natl Levy and Alexander $.
Rpscuthal New York city.
William David. Brooklyn; capital So,
900; directors, David Eisenherg. Beckie
Eiscnberg and william Bobb. Brooklyn,
y. Y.
Loretto Club OF BROOKLYN Inc. BROOK
lyn; capital $4,000. directors, John =.
Donovan. John r. Cassidy and Barth J.
Grcen, Brooklyn, n Y
Carlisle Realty Company Inc, Brook
Ign; capital $1,000. directors. oscar
Stevenson. Frederick r, Hoffman and
Douglas y. Pyle, Brooklyn. y. \.
Floro Realty Corporation. Yonkers
capital $4,000; directors, Michael J.
Walsh Abraham Goldberg and Francis j
DuNy. Nonkors y. Y.
leonard Davidson q Co, Inc, Queens;
capital $4,000, directors. Leonard David
son, brooklyn william Bradbsck. queens.
and Mary Driscoll. Laurel HI, queens
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-05

STEWART AUTO SCHOOL.
Chartered by y, y. state Board of Regents.
FULL COZ RSE, 500.
Booklet explains WHY our course II BEST.
225 West 5Tth street Cat Broadway,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-05
POWERS ENTERS BAXTER MILE
wItbdrnws From u. 4. 4. Relay
Team ia Race for Famous Trophy.

Jimmy Powers OF Roston has with
drawn from the two mile relay team n
the - A. A. iu order TO devote all his
energies 20 the competition for the l3ax-
ter mile az the New York A. G. games
next Wednesday, He will meet Willls
Gordon. who already has q leg on the
trophy SID Leslie Long Island A. c. :;
Mike Dcvanney, Millrose A A., and
James Burke, Boston A A.
The Boston team will lose little, N
any, OF its effectiveness in the relay
race against the New York \. c, half
milers, as the place OF Powers will be
taken by Tom Halpln. Halpln also Is
entered In tho 500 yard special for the
Beurmeyer cup, and this event will be
put on early In the night 80 that Tom
will have plenty of rest before taking
part in the two mile relay.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-05
TAKE NEW LOCATIONS.
Activity Up aud Down Town RE-
ported by RcntinE brokers.

Charles +. Moves Company has leased
the four upper floors of 130-132 Maiden
lane to Manuel Rodriguez for a long
term of years. This lease completes the
renting of the building, which was
altered some time ago. The Noyes COM
pany has also leased space in 81 Beck
man street for John j. Burton to A.
Klein offices in 1919 East Twenty sixth
street to the Garland Manufacturing
Company and space in the Masonic
Building, 80 West Twenty street,
to the Serial Publication Corporation.
The Cross 4 Brown Company has
leased to the Haynes Automobile Com
pany space on the third floor OF 1866
West Fifty-second street and with Louis
Schraag the twelfth floor at 129 West
Twenty second street to Michel Mouari
Samuel n. Martin has leased Offices
IN the simpson Building. Broadway and
SiNty-seventh street. to the Charity
Organization Society of New York and
10 the National Association OF Audubon
Societies.
pcase & Gilman have leased to the
Newark shoe Stores Company the
ground floor at 12i East Fourteenth
street The lessee will make extern
sive alterations.
Sidney l.. Warsawer has leased for
term OF years the building at 524
West Fortieth street for the Thomas
T.. White Company to the Globe Trans
fer Company
The NJ Rosenthal Company has leased
the store at 30i Madison avenue to the
Belasco Barber Company for n term
of years.
Van Norden & Wilson have leased for
De ScldinE Bros the store at 1861
Broadway. In the Albany Hotel. to the
New York Prescription Pharmacy for
term Of years
Cammann. Voorhees, a Floyd have
leased the store and basement az so
Front street to the Costa Rican Trading
Company and with the Douglas Robin
son, Charles S. Brown Company the
store at 50 Wall street. corner OF Water
street. to Rutgcr Blocker.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-05
ALL DINNER SEATS SOLD.

Sales OF tickets for the nineteenth an
nual dinner Of the Real Estate board
OF New York on Saturday evening at
the waldorf Astoria have hecn stopped.
The capa city OF the great ballroom has
been reached and Elisha Sniffin. chair
man Of the dinner committee announces
that 93l covers have been purchased
and seats will be arranged in the first
tier boxes, bringing the attendance up
to 600. Resides Mayor John Purroy
Mitchell, Chamberlain Henry Bruere,
Dudley Field Malone. Robert ". Dowl
ing and other speakers an address VIII
he made by John II. Finley, state Com
missioner OF Education.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-05
ADD STREET STATION SITE.
New York Central Sells Easement
for Lexington Ave. Line.

Tho New York Central has agreed
20 sell an easement of 10000 square
feet of the former Hospital for Rup-
turcd and Crippled Children plot at the
northwest corner Of Lexington avenue
and Forty-Second street as site for
the Forty-second street station of the
Lexington avenue subway route and
tho subway connection between tho
East side llne.and tho present subway.
The location Of n subway at Lexington
avenue and Forty-second street has
been the subject Of much pickering be
tween the railroad officials and the
Public Service Commission. The sta
ton and the site will cost S9o2.5oo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-05
TO TALK ABOUT QUEENS.

George McAueny, President of the
BOARD of Aldermen. will be the guest or
the Chamber Of Commerce Of tho Bor-
ough of Queens at It's meeting on
Wednesday afternoon, February TO- and
will speak on the subject OF "a Compre-
bensive city Plan for the Development
Of the Borough OF Queens. President
Mo Nnenv is chairman OF tho city
manning committee OF tho Board Of
Estimate and has given considerable
study 10 the planning OF the Queens
borough 10 prepare 1t for the Increase
Of population that IL expected within
tho next few years,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-05
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.


with name and address Of lender and
attorney. n attorneys name IL omitted
address party Of second party
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-05
LEASING CITY HOMES.

Pease & Gilman have leased for the
Greenwich savings Bank to John W.
Brett the dwelling Is West Thirty-sev-
enth street
The Houghton Company has leased
for the Hennessy Realty Company,
Joseph Polstein president. the four
story and basement dwelling at 43 West
Elghty-second street to Edna Arnold.
Porter & Co. have leased for Ella
Barnett 20 Charles Eksdrand the three
story brownstone dwelling located At
34S West 12ist street
Shaw & Co. have leased for George
\. Gardner the four story and basement
dwelling at 81 West 1SOth street to
Charles Fielder.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-05
TO RESELL 557 FIFTH AVENUE.

The 557 Fifth Avenue Corporation
was formed yesterday az Albany to
lake title 10 and lie a holding company
sor the property at that address which
was purchased under contract some
time ago by \. l.. Mordecai & Son. John
w. StOddard. c, Augustus Meier and
Arthur T Brown are the incorporators
Mr. Stoddard said yesterday that re-
sale of the property IS pending and
likely to be contaminated soon, TO he fol-
lowed by a building operation by the
buyers Thu property Is "A five story
loft building, on lot 25NiOO, sos feet
south OF Forty-siXth street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-05
WEST END APARTMENT.
Dr. Palermo TO Erect 100000
structure NJ sSth street.

nr Charles V. Paterno filed plans
Yesterday for a 100000 apartment
which Doe viii erect at the southwest
conner of West End avenue and Eighty
eighth street Glctan Ajcllo prepared
''' plans, which call for a twelve story
" ding 10 nave a frontage Of eos feet
"" '.' avenue and 100 feet on the street.
Is. limestone ana terra Gotta will
n.." up Tho front. which will he en-
t". shed with small balconies. There
N'. pee accommodation for hfty-twO
ln.'s. Dr Palermo bought the site
from the liuncr estate last December,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-05

CHERRY ST, iii. W =, y -Lavinia
Ieitch to WIN Lustgarten q CO, Inc,
6S William 81, mtg $500. Jan 10. atty.
A Weymann 6s William st .......siO0
ALLEN ST. r. $50 n Broome 1T, 2igN
s7.6--Jacob Gordon to Jennie Gordon,
.o26 7th av. Jan IS; atty. Jacob Gordon,
1ST &. = iio' n 'n.isnncc::,v' -
p9--JacOb Gordon to Jennie Gordon.
2026 9TH av, Jan Is, atty, Jacob Gordon,
$40 BMay .........n.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-05
COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.
NEW YORK COUNTY


supreme Court-Appellate Divislon-Bc-
fore ingraham. +. J.; Mclaughlin, Laugh
I'm, clarke and Scott u. Court opens at
1880 4 NJ nos j. ?, 8, 6, :. S. IL, 10,
H. ~. II. u.s. 10. 70, u. -. %, -. 20. 20,
sipreinc coait.-Apreua,c rerm-Re-
supreme cour,-special Tcrm-rart L.
Before Page. j. Motion calendar called
rari iIIHcforc coharan. ] Court opens
at 1880 NJ lex par'o matters.
rarf lll-Spocia. Term BEFORE Davis,
D. Motions General calendur--Nos. 1896,
ilat. llag 37Os. $50. 1888 3a37. 3sIe. Ill7
sl-o il-'. il26, tl21, 4l-s, Abs, 4l35 4lAi
80 $50 tl5e ilG9, go. iili1 tl5N. $50
ass, 27l7, 2905. 224. 3os6. alt5, 3l7a, 1898.
lndef.nded divorce calendar called at
lo.l5 \. NJ. Case unfinished.
rar, Iy-nnetore Erlanger J. clear.
finished
Tar, vr-Rcfore Platzck J. Clear.
Part Nii.-Before Gay"gan. J. Case I'M
Part vIu..-Bcfore blanchard. J. cloar.
~. w. W., WI. and VIII for trial.
supreme Court--Trial Trrm--Part IL
Beforc Blur Mos 1855. 1904, 3722.
1890. S67S. Case unfinished.
Part llI-Before Heudrick, Mos,
-'c's, $3.50, .iiiS'. ;i5ss.' .sSs. ;ii5. 1853,
Part w Rcrore whi,myet J. Nos.
Par; v.--Before Philbln, j, Nos 1910,
24I9, 2637. case unfinished
Part NL-Before Whitaker. J. Nos.
2tts. 24ll. l1''. 2el9, 26l6. 2sl9. $3.50,
-'i "4-: vi ee:a-e roar.ny. ;. Nc
22s9. 1909. 1851. 1858, 26S7, 1859, 2'44.
Pa Par VIii'~Bctore Con. J. nos. e2n
$500, ?52t, 1896. lb7s, 2425, 2'2s, 2sl2
2659. 2sss ?6Ss 1899, 26sS. Gas" nnhn-
Far, Gx-Before pslany. J. nos. 1884
253t. 2G25. 2627. 2e-S, sG2s. 1880, 262s
Part X,-Betoro Delehauty. Nos
1915. 2657. $50. $50, 6sl. Case unfinished
Part Nt.-AdJOurued for the term.
Part AlL.Adjourned until Monday
February 5, 1915.
Part xIII.--RecesS
Part .NlN.--B'fore Dugro, Nos. $50
llG4 ma. Case unfinished.
Part NN--Before Greeuhuum, J.-Nos
2ls7. Isl, 2se. li5. 7l2n. 80. 1891 Case
3;s 90 ges ss io, 5S Sqs
1874 1916, 1919 1894. 9li. clear.
Part XVII before Lehman, Mos
i223 1910. 1927. clear.
Part NNlli--Before Newburger j
Nos. s73. 1881, ll47. 1914 SSS. case unhn-
Surrogate's Court - Chambers - Before
Fowler : Court opens az 1880 A NJ
n y shePpara. wnSsimn1oe RioSss n sSi
cole car MnEnuson, Emilia J. ~ Greene
MAY W King, Ada g. Shrever Charles
+ Lnugschmidt, Martha G. bishop.
Coha IAN. :. No day calendar
Ctty Court Special Term--Part Re
fore . Dwyer. c. J. Court opens az 10 A. NJ
~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-05
WANTS CITY EXPENSES CUT.

The Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange
has passcd resolutions condemnlng all
nropGscd laws and measures that would
add directly or indirectly 10 the burden
of taxation. urging drastic retrenchment
i'm city finances md calling upon the
MAYOR to appoint an advisory committee
for dcvising suitable methods for reduc-
ING expenses Remsen Johnson Is
president Of the exchange.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-05
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

Tho following realty corporations were
chartered AZ Albany yesterday:
Malaga Hoffman Company, Inc, Man
haitian; capital $1,000; directors, Ernest
H. sawyer. Ncw York city; w, Theo Won
Der Lippc, Arlington, n. j., and O. V.
Corey TlorhAm Park, n j.
b57 Firth Avenue Corporation, Manhat-
tan. capital, t2,4OO; directors, John NJ,
StpddHrd, G. Augustus Meier and Arthur
r brown. New York city.
y, L. and 7, Realty and Construction
Company, Inc, Manhattan; capital, Sa.-
OOO. directors, JACOB Lashin, Joseph ionp-
kins and Barnett Duke, New York city
william NJ, Moore Holding Company,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-05
Fordham Prep Has 27 Games.

Twertv-saven games arranged for this
year constitute the largest baseball sched-
ulc the Fordham Prep nine has ever at
tempted. Eighteen of these contests will
be decided on Fordham Field. Manager
Thomas \. Rarry's schedule includes
five college teams and the pick of the
city high schools. Fordham Prep and
Yale freshman will have their initial
meeting at New Haven. while Columbia
freshman will make It's first appear
ance on Fordham Field.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-05
CHANGE OF CORPORATE NAME.
WEST VIRGINIA.

Notice Is hereby given that the Napier
Fowler Import & Export Company. a do
nestle corporation having Its principal
business Office at No. .s07 Broadway. in the
CITY. County q state of New York. will
apply TO the Supreme Court OF the state of
New York at Special Term thereof 10 be
held at the County Court House, in tho
CITY, County and state OF New York on
the gard day OF February. 1918, az ten
o'clock IN me forenoon OF that day or as
for an order authorizing said corporation
20 change Its corporate name of Napier 4
Donaldson, Inc. Dated, New York 2ist
day of January, 1915.
NAPIER FOWLER IMPORT & EXPORT
CO.
BY T. s NAPIER, President
ALFRED w. MELLON. Esq, for the motion.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-05
FISHERS ISL. DWELLING SALE.

Edgar T. Kingsley has sold for Roda
A and Charles r. WOODBURY. property
at the corner OF Crescent avenue and
Avenue II. Fishers Island. y. Y, a
dwelling and garage on plot looxi55,
having shore frontage and private dock.
Anna NJ and Elinor Nolan are the
buyers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-05

MAGENTA ST. n ., being lot 200. map
bldg lots near Williamsbridgo station
pietro Cirrincioue to Ninceu2o Clravlo,
23T Elizabeth IT, and another, Jan q
3 yrs, 5ta e. atty Rampolla l92
Bway ..................... ....... ~. zoo
LOT ga, map Forster -Schmitt property
Hannah Nyten to VIM Holman. trus
247 West Lincoln av. Mount Vernon, Jan
!, due as per bond. attys, Salter >,
SO HOIrfEVARD, o g. i25 5 i49th st 5Ox
l0O--page' Rlty co. Inc. 90 Thos Pear
man, Hamilton Island. Bermuda, pr mtg
$4,000, Jan a. yrs. 6 r c; attys, pay
TON A Il 10 HMaN. ........ 81. NLN.LO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-05
BRooKLyN DWELLING BUYERS.

Louis Arnold has sold for Mrs. Grace
Archer 20 Henry ] Mcdonald for occu-
NHnny the three story and basement
STONE dwelling al 295 Sterling place.
Johnston x Crosby have sold the resi-
dan.a AT 1891 Eighty-fourth street for
'htr.rs kalman To Or. Roderick Bylns-
.0n .t B.usunhurst. who will occupy Il
Frank MaCerle has sold the two
family cottage AT 30 Chestnut street
Ho.l,n Inns, TO client for william
Moorchuuse.
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Rcfereen Anpnlnted.

supreme Court-By Justice Lehman
Zimmerman Va Sonnenshcin, Albert Blum
Cua'irl.
By Justice Greenbaum---Good win Va
Goodwin. John 7 DoolinE
By Justice Cohalan--Cawles VS. Cawles,
Richard J. Morrison, Wolfe Va Greenhlatt
Edward " Kelly. pretzfeid Va Greenblatt
CI,tus Heating, Prct2feld VS. GreeuhlatL
Myrpn SGlZhcrger, Suydam VS. Meyers,
Joseph r. Truesdalo; Klippert vs. Solomon
Denis \. -Spclissy; Bastine VS. Mahie, Ed
ward J. llugrrty.