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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-13
MONEY SAVING
HINTS FOR YOU
For sALE-FARMs.
8O-ACRE FARM

In Sanilac county, with stock and ma
ehinery; ~ acres improved. 6 acres
pasture, acres fine orchard. 10
acres fall wheat. good clay loan
soil, Z horses, 9 head cattle. g hogs.
90 chickens. good barn and out
buildings, good house and well
price $500. half down.
f0-ACRE FARM
IN Macomb county. mile from
town; acres meadow: 4 acres fall
= wheat. 1 acre orchard, 1 acre ber-
rles. VOLS. 7-room house, barn
SOx60. outbulldlngs. clay and sand
soil: price $3.50. $4,000 down.
s1h acres In Macomb. u of n
mile from town: 10 acres meadow.
acres fall wheat, 3 acres rye,
acres orchard. acres raspberries.
! acre strawberries. s-room house.
barn s6xts. gravel loan soil. price
$500. ti.4O0 down.
20 acres In Macomb. mile from
town; 20 acres meadow. IL acres
Tall wheat. . acres orchard. 2 wells.
windmill and silo. s-room house.
barn 36xso. outbuildings. clay
loan soil; price ti0,50o: $1,000
down; will trade for city property.
F. G.. DEL,
62t Cham. OF Com. Main 30so.
Sundays and Ewes Cedar 1921.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-13
STATE BRIEFS.
BATTLE CREEK-Mrs.

BATTLE CREEK-Mrs. Earl &C.
Eddy, respondent over financial
troubles and poor health. kissed her
husband goodnight, last midnight,
tucked her two baby girls In bed
and took poison. DR.. Gubbins found
her dead and bottles OF poison
emptied in the hallway.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-13
Ernest wenxeII.

1T does not pay to install cheap
plumbing" said Ernest Wenzell, No.
636 McDougall-ave., because there
is no one feature in the construc-
ton of a house that will be as un-
satisfactory-both as to the fixtures
and the workmanship. On the other
hand. there is nothing which will
appeal so strongly to the careful
housewife and be SO great source
OF enjoyment, as modern high-grade
plumbing. The public saves money
at our store because we do the right
kind OF work and service at prices
in accord with quality OF same. We
have large stock Of beautiful up
to-date lighting fixtures. We also
make a specially Of motor and house
wiring"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-13
w. n. TrombIey.

Putting in open plumbing In
place OF the old enclosed installa-
ton that hid the germs Of disease
is what we are called upon continu-
ally now to do" said w. II. Tromb-
ley. senior member Of the firm OF
Trombley Plumbing & Timing Co..
No. 316 Oakland-ave, Summer is
coming. all the plumbing should be
In an up-to-datc condition as a health
precaution.
This firm has established repu-
tation OF doing work quickly and
correctly. They make specially
OF cleaning furnaces.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-13
nnI.r wAN-Ep--MALr.

HEI.r wAN-ED-MALE.
Ia YOUNG MAN with some experience
IN painting one willing TO learn.
Amply on nat. corner Holcomb and
Moffatt
Ian EXPERIENCED grocery man for
grocery store. Inquire $50 Third.
Ia DRUMMER. experienced. for pie
lures. rs Sproat
AL PAPERHANgER. steady work 20
good man. 100 Lysander.
|APPRBNTtcE for bindery. with some
experience. 3ot New Telegraph big.
Al SCREW. machine hand wanted.
2sS Hivard-st.
when you answer these ADVERTISE
nsnts please mention the TimeA
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-13

BA RGAINS! BARGAINSl Send for
free magazine ZOO bargains. Farm
lands. business chances. any kind.
anywhere. Our services free to
buyers. Western Sales Agency.
Minneapolis, MINI.
FIFTY ACRES, IN miles from Ago
nae: good buildings. all stock and
tools. including good team OF
mares. one In foal: $4,000; exchange
for Detroit property.
56 acres near New Baltimore,
clay loan. fair buildings. Is acres
good timber; $4,000; take house In
Detroit.
so acres near Ypsilanti: good
buildings and fences; clay loan,
$4,000; take cottage In Detroit.
80 acres, Az miles from Wash
ington; good buildings: orchard
some timber: $500; exchange for
Detroit property.
so acres. ~ miles from Wash.
inHton. 10 acres timber: good
buildings: $4,000; no exchange.
92h acres. 1 mile from Wills;
good house; $500; exchange for
city property.
KINGoN REAL ESTATE CO..
405 Whitney Bldg. Main 3l73.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-13
A BERRY FARM
T WILL EXCHANGE

my nearly new modern s-nat on
imnroyed farm. well located: must
be good: give full particulars and
location. Box II. 100.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-13

SEVEN VACANT LOTS. clear. for ?.
family bricks. and seven more fol
$1,000 equity In home.
c. S. BEADLE.
NJ. s52i I McGraw.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-22
COTTON AGAIN AT
NEW HIGH FIGURES
An Early Decline Overcome by
Smaller Offerings and Inn
proved Demand.

After an carly reaction. tie cotton
market turned very hrm yest'rdsy'
making new high records for the sea
son. and closing steady AZ net gain
OF from 20 : points. kcsetlonary
sentiment was much m evidence carry,
and Southern selling was aecompanled
by reports that the interior was OF
fering cotton more freely ~ the high,
or prices and hedging IN the locsi
market. Offerings tapcred or on oe
clinos. and when some Of the sellers
Of the morning attempted 20 cover tney
found little cotton Tor sale. while the
moment prices began 20 WORK upward
thor. was renewal - invo stment
buvirg. and considerable demand
from spot houses said 20 be covering
hedges against sales OF spot cotton 70
spinners. May contracts sold as hign
as 50 10 or 1926 a bale above the ow
levels Of last month. while December
touched the 9izc level.
Exports OF 1900 bales failed 70
prevent another slight increase IN the
port stocks. but shipments from INC
counted interior towns were a shsde
Inn excess Of receipts. rejecting fur-
thor slight loss Boo the interior Stock.
southern spot markets @erc uncnanSeu
20 ',c higher. generally &c hlgne';
and there were fair sales A. sewers
points. Local spot cotton was steaoy
and 10 points higher. on nc BASIS Q,
s.7Oc for middlng upland. Delivered
on contract. .3G0 oaies. Local. con
tract Drtccs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-22
TREAT FOR THE SWIMMERS
Some of Canada's Best To Be
Seen in New York A. G. Pool.

The swimming team of the Montreal
amateur Athletic Association will try
conclusions with the New York Ath-
lotto Club watcrmen this evening IN the
local pool. and some good racing is an
ticipated
On the visiting squad are some Of
Cenada's leading aquatic stars. lnclud-
inc George Hodgson. the olympic
champion and record holder at 400 and
/ 500 metres; Frank McGill, winner
last summer OF the 100 and 22O-yard
dominion titles; ". r. Lester. second
20 finish in the former event; !. Earl,
q scorer at the indoor sprinting cham
nionships. and r. Cameron. runner.up
IN the national outdoor fancy diving
contest -
Among the Mercury Footers 70 op,,
nose them will be several present ana
former metropolitan title holders. such
- Walter Ramme. Nicholas Nerich'
lanes Reilly. Joseph Wheatley. Her
bert Vollmer. Arthur McAleenan and
Albert Downes. N nm
The programme consists OF o. too
o,d 220-vard swims; relay race tor
an smu ~ four men. each to cover hfty
.eaI fancy diving. and water polo
go under international rules.
tWomcn escorted By club members
,y;ll be admitted TO the meel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-22
CLASH ON COURTS TO-DAY
Second Half of Intercity
Matches To Be Held Here.

Intercity matches at both rscquets
and court tennis will be held at the
Racquet and Tennis Club tomorrow.
The visiting delegation will represent
The Philadelphia Racquet Club, and the
coming meeting will be the second half
~ the competitor, the rival forces hav-
INC previously met in Philadelphia. On
rat occasion each side won ard lost
a. racouets. while Philadelphia won the
only contest at court tennis.
There has been some uncertainty as
IN the personnel of the local court
.Ornis team tomorrow. AT first IT was
,boucbt that Charles L. Sands and pos
s;hlv c. :. Cutting would Try concIu-
ms with W. Fl. T. HUM and hugh
SIT hut in a try-out yesterday SahoJ
and Cutting we're defeated by fayhe,
Wbitney and Lawrence Waterbury, ana
:, i not unlikely that the last nance i,
rsir will be selected to oppose NUM-
iPn n,di scott 1t is expected that the ten IN
ono ,,;e rostcb viii start at 1l;$O' 70 De
foilowed By the arcquets IN the ai'e'-
noon. ;r. u,ill consist
of Stanley Mortimer and I. y. e. e. N NJ
he known as the first team anu w. ,hs
T ~ I'' and J. c. Waterbury as 'ne
second team.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-22
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

IL. Sto.k Etchaugs mem HershIp o. n L.nes.ss
William. has been posted Toy trsis'er in hpseue =
prev a, = pri.e said 90 be flh.gn1 me ssne a. Gu
the previous uanssriipn.
stoekioiie-s u the Norhem Pipe Lns COMPANY
a. ficlr annual meftiuE leII yrsfcnial 81 on I'D
oafe.l T. Is arkfufi % fhf lIitriofaiN - VI M
,aeanry caused by ne death ~ D. g. boief
Appliratlon h~ bcen made Do Herhst ,hiid'.
Of Clark' ChllGs a CO.. Tor mcmlclthp DOB Ne 'o.'
ton Etcnasc
Tie Fidsufv Trust Company hss elected Niihsr
Zesler IT, fo The hoard NJ dlrrri0fai sh4 p,ofr
N Sargent. ~ Sargent a Co. has been haae
vice urctlsnf.
Tie criltors' protective committee re9rsisntins ih.
f,,1ier Motor Company annoei'es w. sisln,
sg.ir.i tlic company sufficient DIP uumnsr 40
srn0irt having bsfI assigned io nate 'i-iallff W.
.y..eulenf under nhirl fleJ sff sr4nE iie um-
.fI tle OH i0iour Trust tOniptnt. ~ Boston hss
ueen prolonged to januap ~ Dol. hi'f
Ns,y minimum prices have been citshiishei ~ ne
SCH F,ehausr committee Tor fnf fyl0ai Z sfc1
rtics erertlrc to-day Adams nlpfcis. % tfsr Ca
pet 90
oper.tins returns - tie Lsh.gh Nslsy Railroad
o,,n.nv fDr December sin0uuff1 f0 f1.2i0sf Tn
49, derrcase q s. 9s3 from fhr sane mouth .
igit and rcf Income. sffff ftreff's Fss VIII.
lo.s of $40 90 Tor fhe IA moUtns ended u
9,nbsr 10 gr0.s revenue icial'od -. lli 9.i. q
cease u t5ils so. shie net earn,nss dcilnc1 VS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-22
ATHLETES OF 69TH BUSY
Plan TO Make Bold Bid for
Honors This Season.

The seth Regiment. which has not
held any athletic competition during
the last FIVE years. - planning 20 make
a bold bid for honors against the other
members Of the national guard this
season. The Lexington AZ. organization
has several runners who are expected
20 make good showings.
Walter Grady. the former Pastime
and Xayicr Athletic Club athlete. will
coach the squad. and judging from the
response 10 a call for candidates last
week there will be no lack OF material
for a strong team. The games Of the
regiment piil DC held on the evening Of
Saturday. February p. Although most
Of the racing will be confined to tho
members. there also will be several
open events on the programme.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-22
DOWNTOWN SPACE LEASED
Tenants for the New South
Ferry Building.

Eases reported for the South Fern buudins
being erected At the corner n stat snd No,e ss.
sts facing Bsuer, Psrk are Arhel pougS
Inc the Raymond IIsdlcy corpor.,l"n' tns I no,
enharii steamship COMPANY. tie NcV norN lo.A
,'oinnspy Inc Austin Baldwin 60, Z REV
tlss whitman Wemlinger steel Puins ,ompsi'..
Ssndcr. Echders & Co. Inc; Sim1son. '!spp
20 and " VI Ice some Of these Lenats ~ -
entire floor, ard an are tenn lease Inc p"''n'hs
Min ba ready FOR rrcupanc' March j.. ,.-.
William 4 White SOS ana As'uH LSs,ez
is,e ieasc1 10 Austin Nichois 4 GO. foT . 10,
term tlc ground floor and se5ciih noo' oi w. IN.
Fr,rllin- Hudson building a. 100 Hudson s. Toy rot
me-. eg ssic,ropms and purchasing departments ius
Shining srd ,foragc Departments Of nc concern ~
y, ie ho,i.rl iu me nov building. which Is peins
Iufi f Williamsburg -, ,.4.-a I,
The banking and brokerage firm ~ E1Fsrd %
smith hss rcnted the enu-c ground ng3i ara ,'s o
f,cuf ifi the kesn an Cortlandt BudIhs - ~
pirc a. Tor long term Of yesrs. The lease "ss
nesotia,ed hy the Douglas Robinson. ,harloe .
The charles g. No,es COMPANY ha. lsas s -. we
cr,tre building l23 Psrs Row. for term o. yea.
IN Robert NJ Mcdonald. the stove ana pa NJ,
% Warren g. 70 Ecimer brotncfs. 70 T. " a ~
,bc sore end basement li3-llj Sprns 81 sh' ."
snei,ier 4 Green floor a. ,i3 80 'hurch s.
The Cross s Brosn tcInnAn lessfN ''"''
cas broadway 10 Th0ma, T. Wal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-22
FIRE RECORD.

s0-5sf Vs. is5fu 8. Angela Ysesitl. sight
I-J-lll0 iu'esTs.c ~ Tony Psrco. slshi
e.8J--35 Wet 81 ., owner unknown. damage
q..o-tI;45T We,, es'h o. Iohu Presser; slishL
g.s5-i0f NsSt 81 81 Join Deioude. $500.
Z i6-is. Niliam - Monsch Printing 90. AMI
other. 80 600
-.ao--ss Si-crn Il Abe H.Iekone slight
: .a0--ls. Nouroe q Joseph Nspoiitxno. slight
s.-0-i Oh ~ AMI Eighth az. ~ structure
iniTboroggh Rapid Transit $50
4..o--ig. Fssc1 " jOssph Knoll sight
10 s5--5js second az Bernard Deroof. slight
Go Rutssn a. B.niey Bolinssy; irtfnE
. "a yandsm ~ Heuy shapiro. fdfing
3 gs--s- Esst ll0;h o. IlmDer silrers,sin. tn
,o-g-t Is iti.t a. Teier Inss. idnius
- Tsst illth u Abe Ap2el irirns
,5-s0s. Washins,on AZ. J.cob Goldberg. TIL
teo-isi Allen a.: LOUIS Coos ,dsins
slo--l-g Eat isS'h q Micasel M.nc'A'o
irlfing
.-a-Gr.rd CoreSurse sod Bouierari A Lndfc
Erp,r.s company. ismazr unknc~r
- e. fts NOR. a. ~ X. gisoud ffifius
L o. g1ie rlri a. Hony hsrnsiein. ulrlns
Ia = Mo- $50 ~ Mfs Ausrhsfb iriffE
s.ae-li0 Wcst 10Th O.. HossgsrI a hies, (;
oa5 i West gsh -. Tdsri H,suaa IN
es5-i.s Ess, ssA -. ou.A,nea,h Bro,
e1J-sle West asth It,. william Renlso. lf.:lns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-22
NAV Dissolve Pool To. day.

The committee Of New York bankers
which was organized last summer 70
create a fund Of SlO0.0o0,oo to assist
in paying American debts abroad when
the foreign exchange situation greatly
favored Great Britain will meet to-day
and an announcement IS expected re
rarding the early dissolution OF the
nooI ON the ground that its existence
IS no longer essential. Ten million dol
lars of the fund was shipped TO Otts-
wa for account OF the Bank of Eng
land. but no further shipments we're
found necessary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-22
COLEMAN TIES FOR
HIGH RUN PRIZE
Winner of Class B Billiard
Title Winds Up with a
Brilliant Victory.

Hal Coleman, a former champion of
the Class 1872 bslk line billiards. had
a festival last night al the Amateur
Billiard Club, where the Class tour
nament is drawing to close.
Coleman, in defeating George T. b.
Clarke by score OF 500 points TO 1872.
not only tied for the high run prize
with IS, but set a new record in the
class for a high average in q single
match. with 10 POPS, and also. as the
new champion for 1915, closed his tour
nament record brilliantly.
A TIE for second place in the tourna-
ment exists between Charles l.. White.
OF Brooklyn, a former holder Of the
title. and Frederick Lowenthsl. both
OF whom have won two and lost two
games, exclusive of their matches with
the Appleby brothers, these matches be
ing thrown out of the record when the
Columbia students withdrew from the
tournament on Wednesday. White and
Lowenthal will meet tonight TO decide
second and third places.
White is the man who is tied with
Coleman for the high run prize. and It
has not yet been decided how this stu
alton shall be settled by the national
association.
Coleman. in winning the title for the
second time. made a creditable record.
He played in five matches ami won
them all He defeated Edgar T. Apple
by, the Class c champion, but did not
meet Francis s. Appleby the younger
brother, because of the latter's with
drawal
White. who defeated both Of the APP
pleby brothers. lost the credit fox these
victories. else he would almost surely
have finished an easy second.
In defeating Clarke last night Cole
man played impressively, rarely fail
ing to score on his visits TO the table
and showing excellent balkline bill
iards all the way. His high run was
scored in the second inning, and until
the twenty-third frame his average
vas almost -.
Difficult linc-ups in the twenty-ffth
and twenty-siNth innings resulted in
misses by the champion, and this
pulled his average down considerably.
He finished with run Of I, having the
balls under perfect control.
Clarke. in losing. maintained his
smiling demeanor and good nature and
was the first to congratulate Coleman,
although his standing in the tourna-
ment was seriously affected by the
AppieDN DfOtneI9 uioPPlHs p"''
The score follows:
Coleman f,pot balD--O. a. q. 10. .. z. 10 = :.
- NJ 10 81 g. e. . 0. %. SO. q. 20. H. 4. Q.
o. $ T. ToisI 200 points: hiSh runs 49, 50 'nd
81 c,s1Se white IslD-il 474s u p g. & 2.
, O. T. o. so. o. q n. o. -. Q. :. =. u. ]. o., o.
= Total ls2 points high runs. 80. - and -.
average s 2l-3S.
Hefefee-- Eugene De COMPS.
On the record books Francis 5.
Appleby will be credited with the
highest run ever made in Class b 1872
balkline billiards. Early in the week
the young Columbia student scored a
beautiful 81.
, The revised standing Of the players
IN the tourney follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-22
Assets Realization Report.

The noteholders' committee OF the
Assets Realization Company. consisting
of A. n. Wiggin. Samuel McRoberts and
Walter T. Rosen, has sent 10 the hold
ers of the company . per cent notes
copy of a supplementary report from
Vice President G. VI. 2. Murphy show
ing the present condition Of the com
nanv and suggesting that the notehold-
ers might be willing TO exchange all or
part of their holdings for properties OF
the company. The report shows that
since September last s55751i OF d.
rect indebtedness and Sl9,s2o OF con
tingent liabilities have been Inundated;
Creditors have been paid Slil,Ai2' ana
S43. S92 has been invested TO conserve
properties.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-22
JOIN 4TH AV. COLONY
Publishers Lease Big Space
Other Midtown Rentals.

NJ 4 l. Hess hste leased 5000 square rec. q,
,t.a ninth and tenth floor No. fne Hess bGthus. =
tbc southwest corner ~ Fourh az an4 CON -. ~
an. Vsber la Tor COMPANY. Inis coinp4y
founted Ar is3- and hai its nr,t location ~ l1oi
~ frofn ..hch section. after f-f feafs u mover
g. - and ia Kroadgsb. With the upward u,.n
- bu.ipes- n then located al 3 and Eas' ION
:, when q remained for seven YEAR. siG ny ~,
49, ~ ga Ir,. i'm -. Funk a Wagnhs hto
ts.ii.s .crcral other smaller publisher , -.
III. Cro,, 4 Brosu COMPANY hss renter ~
o. firc nri'dius n 100 and ~ West sih - 20 tio
So a., and Lumber Comraij. also i'It q
80 p,os,lssy m Nishnsvity Brothers g.,
Tbe n wool W u polson ompay rs
1. ,ssi no frsf lott so 100 90 ll5 Ncs' ON a.
- 0clstet a Go also p@fI ,teIe a. ~
Tifb sy for Walter !. solomon 10 J. 'halhahl
-, Fo,nsn A @ have leased lo,is m - Ws,
oafh :, 10 J. Wlbinsteiu d 60. IE's9n ~
vsletzky = Schantz. 900 rs Wet s5th - loi. -, ~
i!srrrt MARI and Goodman a Lerln,: for Amess
( 20 At $50 Wet 18Th = io'i 70 ht,,N,S
81 lon in 81 Wet 10Th st 20 ncnoes q
roSeG 4 loft 10 Ma Newman - 10 We Gu 10
', 4, 10 Mr.t aSth #. space % tie fanans ~
,,,,,.,,. fho = ore 81 % West @Sh ~ z" thc -.
,,,.ri.,n Tttrfln WORKS. also space 10 80 NS-
G,,.isle PERI = Dwight. in CONJUNCTION ~ IL ~.
L. Iatr leased the store 900 Shil -. d" p'"
amin r smith for restaurant purpose
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-22
Two Corner Buildings Fig
ure in 81, 100000 Trade
for Other Realty.
TENEMENT PROPERTY
ON WEST SIDE SOLD
Parcel at Greenwich Az. and
West Fourth st. Held
at $4,000.

trade Of properties involving 81
100000 in which upstate investors take
over tWo new corner apartment houses
on the Heights, giving lower Broad
way building in part payment. ~ss the
feature transaction Of tho real estate
market Yesterday.
The apartments are two Of = group
erected by the selling company on cites
which we're secured from Harris and
Maurice Mandelbaum. who had pre-
viously bought the property from the
Loyal l.. Smith estate. Several OF these
houses have been disposed of TO IN
vestors, and deal for the purchase OF
another is now under way.
Sales announced yesterday follow;
FORT WAsHINGroN Ay.--Lssrencs. Leon,r1
Bsrihoom.s Iaeoo o' lase %eo'sr
the Ronda and Chateau dArmc. l"o ~ -
elevator apartment houses lthe former ~ - snhln
pes' corner n Fort Washnsion a. and 10 49,.
sud the latter A. the sou'lessl coner ~ t.e''
ihoroushfares Zach g on p" l@.loo ss,-
Tn houses are arranged Fith 81 rooms No. '..,
n n.-t payment fue Nessrs Jacob gave 70 nc
friedman conpsuy ths Eve s'oy business hnii, ~,
Tho building which IS under Lease 70 The WsSe
AsId Rattan COMPANY. Is locstcd ~ Zee, noul ~
9lst 81 and sdioins the old Continsntal he'e.
The transaction was negotiated ~ the ponN"
Robinsof- Chsrle, 5 Brown Companj N,sh
Zones as aftorueys acted Tor The Messrs !seon
,bie tie selling company vas represented hy Phihp
H. shapiro. 80, -, A. .
ifeD SD l. Woodsll hiss sold ior naI{, '
NstLeps tq6 East 1874 a.. tTo sion u'e'.ns
on 4 Iot i76aI10 feet. near Bathsa'e AZ. lhr
ilIycr viii alter The house for business p1 ~,
i1TH ST Charles Ruhingcr las sod ~ Ad9'pn
Isrolt 269 21i West 18Th 81. ~ S"r' icf "a
len, uent house. ON plot 5o2t'o icet. ut
aud Mfaf
Is held ~ So 600 r. ,o.A
iogTH ST TIE five .tor fat a. - East lN,,n
&. -rf00 feet H. addition ~ The to fainit
boiss A. loss clay 49,. pas given Is Mrs Aune
Weber IN The " NJ CONSTRUCTION company W paN
nsy,oep, Tor the apartment a. For and 1ifsny SIS
1sporfei sold Thursday Louis Huiis ana =
Henry Vcrc The broken
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-22
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY
lR, Telegraph 70 The Tribune J
bF ItItsTdVH 7" I''V f-''1'77-'
Albany. Jan. 21.-Incorporatlons nj

Albany. Jan. interpretations uieu
with Secretary Of State to-day:
Sinclaire Lumber Co. Manhattan >lVoou, "
" TEIot S27 Le4insis9n '7.' \. y J. h bArd'
"Z i1rs Ollgs OH Co. Manhattan: 5000 Emil
yucca 20l franklin S., y. y VI }. yucca VI
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Mediterranean and New York Steamship Co. Net
ori iTv: slOO 900: Howard Phelps 6ol ". lloth
y y: g. A. Phelps. g. H. Phelps. y. Y.
RUSSELL Cronin 60. Manhattan. coal and coke
Brighton J. j. Cronin. y. Y. r X. Ions Mont
'.over cheese CO. Manhattan: 5000. 4 ".
hoffman 5Oi Sth sy.. Brooklyn. Augustus HAlse'
n wilmer BROOKLYN 49,.
A Tisbs Co Manhattan; printing $4,000
Il n Raphael $50 " led -. y. Y; Theodore
bourne PIPER Moutclair. y. J. A. VI Grill y. J.
$40 000: D. II Michel. 80 Wsl!ace a1.' VI NG-
non. g. " Schneider. n o. Schneider y. J.
The Scalzo corp brooklyn general paint. hard
van, store eic $1,000. Michelna Scalzo. 1916
79f y RrOokIyn. DOmenica Scalto, torrad0 Book
sell Brooklyn
boofbiu,lefs' machinery, -. 10000; Niss Gas
i!nf Pearl River Rocklspl County. \ OAK
l.ul AIMS Oaklunn. Pe- r-.r.
Newton Manufacturing CO. Manhattan. elecirc
appliance. etc. So. 900, . ". falconcL 'ol
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"A Iiardingham Planneii. y. J
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] r. Goottel. ". A Gale. Syracuse
mcconnell Press. Manhattan. 81. 900. .. l.. Ne
Cornell Closter. \. !. A. X. Wing q. :. WING
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-22
Two Relay Races on
Williams Track List

u,y,;.n,stown. Mass. Jan. 2l,.The
following schedule for s9e ,o ",'r'"'"
track team was announce ,Rs Amherst ,Sqst and
Wesleyan dual meets ph mas Oe S " take
A relay ia p A A. meet in Boston
p pIHIF February s There also 81 w, Ss'' games nT
relay re- race with A%hf Hsyal Militia At
Hartford on February ~ Inc ''
lie i Of meets follows; ,,h.rst IVES
May 5, dual nee meet ," %,sh With Sr wesleyan.
ton fle'o Fs;s lid Middletown. Conn; -
Andrgass new New England intereollesls,,e
and ~ ss and and 20. intercollegiate meet