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New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
ASTEY SCORES KNOCKOUT
Drops Simmons for Long
Count in Fourth Round.

Willie Astey, the West Side bantam
weight. knocked out Jimmy Simmons in
the fourth round OF their scheduled ten
round bout at the New Polo a. A. last
night. Simmons, who substituted for
Sammy Dimond, was no match for the
hard-hitting Astey and was knocked
down five times before the final blow
la .ded.
In the semi-fnal "Kid" Herman fouled
Larry Dempsey continually and was
finally disqualified in the first round.
Pinkey Burns and Young Rose boxed
a fast ten-round draw at the Long Acre
A. A. last night, and Fighting" Jack
Nelson was knocked out by Harry Phil
lips in the fourth round. In the pre-
liminary Johnny Keyes was disqualified
for fouiing Willie Andrews in the sew
enth round.
Hugbie Rodden and "KidV Taylor
boxed ten fast rounds in the main bout
at the Vanderbilt A. {.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
Swimming Records Fall
In Public School Meet

was two OF three yards ahead and won
by this margin.
Clifford Parker, OF De witt Clinton,
again defeated Robert Galbraith. Of the
High School Of Commerce, by mar
gin Of nearly seven points but both
gave an excellent eXh ibltlon.
The summaries follow:
AL events for CA4mpiolsi'ys 0f Public Schools
A, ,hietic League -.
i,eU-Tirsl heat won nv ilish School o. Com
m.rre rtS team. ION send Hans II. 81
team second Tim.. sos 80. Second hesl won
second stuy,esant II 5 third Time. 25+ 2-5.
Final heat Won BY iiEh School Of Commerce h'si
team callahan. Wilson. bsnus. CsunJ. De N.u
Clinton tO'Sullivan. FiUgbDous. IlIe Iewitz Dub
Fsyj. third Tow send Harris oCrawfard Enges-
Fancy dIung-Wou by Parker De Wit Clinton
l-s points Ga.b-a.th. Commerce; second. -
Ter De Wit Clinton. fourth lo5 points.
Fiftyyaid swim-first heat Won y Callahan
time 81 %. Sevond heat won By Long Erss-
mus. McMsnus. Manual Training. second. tine.
Hams, II rsitz. De Wit Clinton second. lime
o.3S l-5 Fourth hea, won bJ Ham ton. SiuyVe-
SAINT; Ashby. Manual Training. s''oad. line
u 3-5 Ff,h heat won by Gsrrigues. StuyTes4Lt.
Fue snder Townsend Harris. second time o.s- 3-5
Semi anSls-Firs, heat won by Hamilton. Stuyve-
SamneAce Com AOi third Tine e27ts sccoha hesi won Won
b, LonE Erasmus McMsnus Manual Training
second. Tlesiu. De VIII Clinton. third time
3 1928. Final hest won by 10 ION siuyvesaIt:
Ashby Manual Training second Callahan Com
merce third: McM.uus. M4nus! Training. fourth
tine. 0 .2s IS
I00-ysrd swiun-First heat won By Cam Com
nercc W Fiugnhons. DE VITA Clinton. second j.
Fitrgih EfAsinus Hall third Tine. l 10 Sec
o1d heat won by Hamilton. StuyVesalt. Aibsnus
commerce second Macdonald pe witt Clinton
third Time n -. FINAL heat won by Cam
Commerce " FiHglbbons. De Wit Clinton. second
Albauus. Commerce. third. Hamilton. stuyHesInt
fourth Time. 81 20
220-yArd sNiIn-Won by O'SuliyGn De WIZ
clinton. Giebel StuySessnt. second Munson. Towns
end Harris third. Crawford Tosnsend Harris
fourth Time. 80 Rs
With 81 Zee, 9 inches HoVan. Erasmus Hall. sec
ond with - feet . inches Greer lie VIA
Clinton third with 81 feet % inches Bdef. Cen-
plerre fourth tah 81 iect
Keltrra-Ar,saI AeAlssaIa M IsIL A. Z
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
BIC CROWD SEES
GAMES IN ARMORY
COnnaughton Stars In Meet OF
Wanamaker Commercial
Institute.

Several thousand employees and
friends attended the second annual
military review and athletic games OF
ihs John Wanamaker Commercial In
siiHie, held a. the list Regiment
Arnorv last night. The I'd Regiment
o! he institute cadets opened the pro-
grslme with a cahsthenic drill, under
he leadership Of Colonel August J.
SCtsgz
The special onc-mile relay race be-
''7es1 the New York and Philadelphia
Institute relay teams was won by the
team from the metropolis. Jumping
mo lead Of ten yards. the New York
runners held their advantage until the
as: lap, when they increased it to
'Eeniy-hye yards
4yrd ds,l ,unlor-voa By {. Olson Ns
Williams 90 'eeN. second; J. Con-
I.iaion scfs1hl third Time 0.o6 IS.
f-.3 iis fse,i smith Is Iee0i,, IS second
4 ClHslsassu 10 feet. third Time . o6 as.
rWyGd cash closed 20 tigh schools won oJ
30 noaSssry Erasmus BAL. G Chianchiano.
d. hi1 Time OIL 6-5
r',Jlid -ln loo-s4 10 Melross A AJ-Won by
" Whens a. yards r. Moore tl3 ysrdsi.
Seal u schwartz vs. ytrdsi. third Time.
p'l order rsc. handi-sp. closed TO Company G.
~ heunent-W hy Schlu'er 30 yards
NJ '5s.e,' second. Wohl'artD 40 ysrdsl third.
,,e, o., NIL, esy ta,. fNev York J ". G -
tAtisllhls j. " & I.-Wm by New York with
e,Sg.i9 gi9Nn.n J. ~.tls. Ilciari and PinMd; {;
.-.Alelplis With Lumb IS Cassidy. W En0cb
- C9nnor second Tine. 8 81 u.
~ ts.Jtid 7-4 ssa.7rI Won BY T. Bstte (!5
% %l,ssA u" ~ s' .-i 'sra;,I second + s'fAfo"i'
resJu1 feD rae i.oscd 70 high schools)---
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR STEEL RAILS STEEL
CROSS TIES, rail clips and plates track
bolts steel plates, nails. steel pipe. steel
wire. spring lock washers and galvanized
tees.-SeaIed proposals will be received az
the Office OF the General Purchasing on
GER Tho Panama Canal Washington, y.
9. until 10 80 a. m. March -. 1918, az
which time they Will be opened In puoho'
for furnishing the aforementioned srG-
cIes Blanks and general Information "a.
lsting 70 this Circular tNo 90D may %
obtained from this Office or the Offices Or
tn Assistant Purchasing Agents. - stats
Street Ne~ York city. and 6la whitney
Central Building. New Orle.ns, La. also
rom the O. Engineer Of1ces In the fol-
lowing cities Baltimore Nd. Philadel-
phia. Pa. Pittsburgh. Pa. Boston. Mass; +;
buffalo. y Y. Cleveland. Ohio. Cincin-
natl Ohio. Chicago. H.. s. Louis. Mo
Detroit Mich Milwaukee. Wis St Paul.
MINI. Chattanooga, Tenn. Louisyills,
Ky. Mobile Ala. and Galveston. Tex
Commercial Club Kansas City. No. ana
Chamber OF Commerce, Quincy. III, -
BoEgs Major. Corps OF Engineers. Y. b A,
General Purchasing officer
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
WHITE VICTOR WITH CUE
Defeats Isaacs in Manhattan
Handicap Tournament.

Charles White scored his necessary
o5O points while NJ. Isaacs was gather
ing i9i of the 200 points he needed, IN
the second game of the annual Man,
haitian Handicap Tournament at lS.2
balkline billiards, last night J ne
match took place in the rooms OF the
Morningsidc Billiard Academy. o.
White scored high runs OF 35, 80
and 23, and his average was 4Q-4s.
1saacs | had high runs Of II, II and l6'
and his average was 430-4l. The
tournament will continue into next
week.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
WHAT THE BUYERS WILL
LOOK AT TODAY
MiliInr.


cmcAGo-Mar.h.u fisid a 20; N's0n' io'
Worth st.
MILwA UKEE-- Bumsnfeld. Locna 20: 3iss L
Laubenhelm, isdes' hats. go BSU. -
MEMPHIS. TkNN-sumioerneld & co. GUNNER
PiTTsBU URGH-Rosenb.ufD Co. O KsrnsOod lis W
poRiIxND' iH x d. 0RE-Lipm.n Wolf Co; DOlsn;
sPRiNGFIELD. ri 3iI MAss-A stesu q Co; T F,ntOn
lls sd a. i.-b floor
Mu,IIa underwear and Infantr wear.
cHICAGo-M.nd. Bros SITS, Bernstein and aiss
Tiernan. basemsnt. iS Z 20 ~ !-tn ho0f'
CHlcAGO-Ise fslr, shscgl 80 Nj, = Frank,
sT Lottii&B Yugen, a Bro D O Co; Mss FOI.
WAsHiNGTON-The Pslals Royal Mbs Hiucn
underwear; % West zSd 81
MI,e.Isn.oVs.
CHrcAGo-Ths Fair. snyder, ,yrse,.: 225 t,h a.,
CHiCAGo-M.sha Field a Go. q Nssns ,y ;y,.,dl sdls.
shoes Z c wetter, mt IndefNeAE. "'li@lha
cHfcAGo@cha. iIe.se Sm s,even. 4 Bro. s'e',n'
iiPr.,sGtHs 'q zIH + wss5 .s n2G5 22s .o I'm
ings silks etc. Mr Brockman house iufnhhhs 8
chaSGpws.n; .stSei soc. 81 f's rSion 81 q -oor
CLEVELAND-Ths May Co Sir = Well NJ
5fns nsoS sfw .'R ha"ar. :. B.nno
domestics and linens 200 5th AZ, .., -.
DETROIT !. Hqdson CO w.. " Stins'f' 81 '''''
DAYTON oHTO-E der 4 Johnson CO. I Hunkele'.
housefurnishils goods china. toys Waiaei g.
DETROIT l. Hudson Co. SchfsShOn. NV
eIy and leather goods 30 Union 50
LINCOLN. NEB-Mi.ier 4 Paine &C. aiiief M car
ST IOUiS-B Nuseni a Bros d Co, ~
schw artzmeyer. linen and white Eoods 40 Fourth
san FRANClsCo-Th. Prayer Co. A " Eis,edsf.
laces. neckvear. embroidercs etc: 200 5th ~,
iith floor. -
Harper. rugs drsperic carpets and furniture l.
10Th st. 18th fOCr .
SEATTLE. WASH-McDougal south1ick 20 "
Church st.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
BUSINESS REVERSES
RANKRTpTCY PETITION

MEMORIAL CONSTRUCTION CO.. Inc. dealer
in granite. monuments and head,tones. n East
I2d g.. Sled a petition with liabilities OF Se35s
and assets OF ;ls725. consisting Of cash dflit.
IS. office furaimc 81 2-2: note. i23t. accounts.
Sl7il. and claims o. tl0j33 tof vaults monu-
ments and marker, Tic company wss ilco.pora,,-
and Uerrert r Whitehead IS president.
AETNA CuNIhA' iiNG tu"ivtA lioN.-iel
tou G,cd against me Aetna Coutra ting Corp0-a-
lion Of Nya.l by the N,v England Casualty @.
$i5l. International Fidelity Insurance 60. >l'o.
and = Van ilouisn so II was suegri va!
Tie company sI0wed julsmc1' % hetskcn AgslnN u
in favor n S.ufc1acsef Bros 60. S505; kainapo
Manufacturing Co.. SO. Be.mon! Gumee stone
many has been ln business four yesrs and had
'L-re contracts Tor safe roads amounting 70
Man DREIWirH. salesman. 1851 P-ospec. az.
Tie Bronx cd Cd petition. with Liabilities o. Sibs
ana ss.ets Of tifCj. 30 notes The debts are main
" "CHHARIEs a BENSON. IS West 2l,t 81. h.cd
petition wish liabilities q t-JlI and assets %
" HENRY DErHSER canI7 maker. q 2o21 Third
sr.. flied a pc,llon. with Liabilities o. ''oo' ana
SAIL ADLER oi lo7 East ll5th st.. ned =
petition with liabilities ~ s. 0i9 ami two deficiency
Judgments Ol foreclosure o. mof Sase3 On 30 h4.l
SA,rrrL scHLACHTEG O os1 Home .t-. IT,,
Bron1 eod s,u999 VII ~. nsoi,s' .ti,,, g o' '''-'
SCHEDULES
LEON GOIDENBERG. GgEDois impo1er '4
Broadway. fled sChol.'s showing iap.u O.,
81 asi Of kh cl sol O5r 81 secured and asss.s %
SlGl ,il consisting 90 stock. Ss.p0V, accounts
s. 500. cash lu bank &l1ti and real estate. sl4--
900 n. rea STATE To- tvo III story apartments
81 gIq-sai south is' st.. Brooklyn. valued %
SllO OoO morgagri Tor 3 900 and q Ludlow 81
NrS York valued a. Sc 800 norgagci fof 5000
Among The creditors are the Comm. as'ou Merchants
AseocIaton $4,000 secured. STATE Bank Al.'0V.
secured AID r krsG. s. 900 secured
ABRAHAM KANTAROWITH dealer 3. bNis and
beid ag st g32 East l6ld g.. acd schedu.,a Shot"
Ing liabilities o. "a l.t and asses OF s-sO9s con
CHACE TKDCkING 60 o. olz Wsi iNh 81
f'ci schslu.rs slowing lab. i' @ n S3l 4t', oI
which S4l 200 .s secured ami assets ~ Sbs ih ac-
counts There Is neg ge &c sC-od ptLdiiG
against tie company FOR S. ovu.
PETITION DISMISSED
ABRAHAM FETED-Judge HouGh has dismissed
tie rettffl. d el oI December l9 sgaIrst Abraham
irccI trading ss tae A Freed Company. manu-
facturer OF waists a. lja We,i 2.d ~. Oh So
tlemrt A. 20 cents on he dollar 10 cents OF which
j. contingent and payable out Of sl} recovery upon
a bun. a. insurance VClcy on which he sustained
loss ly burg.Ag.
ASSIGNMENTS
TIE PRINCESS BUTTON co. nc. Of 80 West
22d st assigned i0 Benjamin Levine The COM
pauy was Incorporated Iu 1913 With cspi.a sio'A
~ g. 600 B4rrr NHElcA is resident al ABRAHAM
u S.i Imam. treasurer
FEANN KESIDL. dealer tu p.rfurea and surI -
e Nrs' .t' So. ss- god % Arinlr Haiie he'
La, been lf Lu-.I.-s years
tHAELIS W ~rILLHORN. grocer. 81 sos Am
slertam az. ss.sI to Emanuel Auuuth.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13

poor roads unsettled weather or small lot buying
IN larger lines are probably responsible Tor mo
feeling Of disappointment visible IN many mafketH
Thee features contrast Win increased opefsioih
in heavy msuufactufng diminished idlene,s. "'t''-
ity In shlpbulldng q siight Improvement 70 sprhs
retail trade a. some few centres some expansion 10
mall order business and Irregular be.iorment 10
collections .
The tendency 10 buy often and sparnglJ inii-
Gates conserva'ism In the face Of reports u lght
stocks this being noteworthy al the South. where
the low price ~ cotton IL Incubus. Hnd A. some
Southwestern centres A shelves. except perhaps
in the South are ro; burienrd With goods capital
\. moi lied 40 IN merchandise. money Is turned
over more frequently but 70 T. likely that bWing g
aud near Industrial centres viii be restricted lntl
the effects ~ increased employment are tehe'ed in
q substantial inrrovcmcnt In demands. Reports
from the Northsrsi are satisfactory. and IN many
section, of the county lnl rneuis seeds tnd gf0-
cerles are arfIge
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
FIRE RECORD.

> s5-s3-e5 Greene s. owner NJ Known. 'liEht
2 ls-ss6 Wa SSH ST. . Frank CaCgAini sIeht
S..O-.s3-2s5 GrecGe 81 GlAs5nAn helef
q $50 Esst l-th st., Charles Cohen. trifirz
S5S-s08 II. - a.. lieuH 700 Der.e.th. . sht
: .9-l-,-ls5 Bro, me a. Baruet Day 500
l0.-J-s>0 East lsCh g.. " Farmer. no
tt.tn-,6s Wssi nan a. Pserro Bfothers, slight
II 90. West l4,th -. Fred W. HodsAin
tr.dlug
4 o5-eo West l9sth st Ado.ph Bissf trtlns
gij-esl hrAy 81. blo-I' d D4''ei--AN' -
. sn-5i.6 SUI sr.. Mn Lillian Bell $500.
? so-g-s Z l25th Il. T. C.oss tnning
is-l-O BroadEay reS Equitable Building
ss1-ss. Prospect Az. BrouI Is Berger. trrinE
l0-s CrosUy st unknown. iTiflns
!. .iO-9-5 L l65th 81 lsr1s. riflnE
tC-IO00 FoH -, BrouI. Aoisham silver. trihihl
9 .o-s.l E.st l2@d s. JACOB Sh4cAs. TIMING
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
AMATEUR BILLIARD
TITLE TO MAYER
philadelphia Player Beats
poqeenburg in Final
Game of Tourney.
c,NISHES CONTEST
WITH CLEAN SLATE
.r,c,n Defeats Lord and Ties
' with Him for Fifth Place
In Standing.

,s.,,bi. March l2.--Joseph
v.,,, Of Philadelphia. won the anna
Ap' hi,liard championship Of the
~, .s states here tonight by defeat
~. IF Pocgenburg. Of New York, in
!. a.snal match OF the hfteenth annual
.usrt Of the National Association
Amateur Billiard Players The
:. ave vss 400 TO 2IS.
v,osr had high run Of Sc and
..,-,rsd l6. Poggenburg's best effort
q? and his average SlS-25. Mayer
IL his matches, while the Now
W., man took second place in the
...,sinc with -FOUR victories to his
.,,ti. and two defeats.
n. home player also won the high
and high average prize, his run OF
~ made in his match with Milburn'
:. 5,yerage Of 20 in his match, with
g.3Jon. being the best Of the tourna-
nv Naver. who was the 1913 cham
l'." vss in better form than the other
80, champions who opposed him'
- w. --est stroke and ability TO nurse
% sst'ls for long runs. enabled him TO
- Porceuburg. who was the tltle
s-gi' in 1915 and 1871, and Gardner,
=. ial6. 1910 and 1914 winner.
- former international champion
~ Mayer safe in three OF the hrst
=, 80 innings tonight, and led ! TO IL
-,,1 NE local man got the balls TO-
-, - in the sixth and ran So by a
49,, ~, S,srlay Of dead ball ceroms and
80 shots. Displaying fash OF MS
.s.,,ionsblp form Poggenburg then
- a.. his ball on the thirty-thlrd
~, tsking four cushions before II
.-~,,sS Mayor nurscd the worries for
:; lore in the same inning, and had
sso.ber great run Of (" IN the SIX
senth. .,
PsI.asarf-2 @ a., O. l. 81 ls 7, To,si 3
4, su,sss SIS hish .ru,,, g., a
Al q. 5 D 81. q. o. 20 s. j. Total 400
"I''' PL NIburn, of Memphis. defeated
n Lord by a score of 400 10 500 in
-. afternoon game. The average
and hirh runs wc~e: Mi.burn, z 22-54,
2; Lord, 62-53, 81. d,
BIZ his victory today Mi!burn tied
Lord for ffth place .u the nnal stand
,,r each having won two and lost four
rnes Nilburn's other victory was
aver Charles Heddou. Of DowHgiac,
Yich. while Lord beat Gardner, the
,gl4 champion. Gardner is tied with
Hs3don for third place, each with three
rsnes won and three lost. The Chi
eseo mans other victory was over Cor
win Huston, o. Detroit, whose only
victory was scored against Milburn.
The summary follows:
ynsur-s {; Is. Is le. 90. l. o., q z. ll33
tt6 /. l9 j. O. l3 J. 5. :. %. = 6. T. !,
fi4 8 g 3 3 o. Total 40. hisn run' ~
Irl-9 o.&&Au lG8,s. :.
tNM Is t5 H. 9. o l3. 6, Q. !. 3. "a. Q.
nlGL To,s. SO Liga rua. 81 average
flE
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
MARCH r.
Manhattan.

IN. frs, name Is that Of the debtor the second
that Of tho creditor. and date when Judgment was
t.ed
Dunshse. May 70 Elz. Msy 10, 1919. s3St
Fadmsn IN Sonbers. NoV Is lSlfi 800 ol
lgucaner. P-S W Shlpway. Jan 8. 1913 {jjl -
sgrelrrgon. A--su!lDcrsef sons Co. Nsy is;
1914 >l5S.,Z
United AIig Trimming Coles Madison Ave Real.
IA 90 Jan 70 1915: S5l9 s.
Msndei H. AMI c Dempsey-CensfI Union Gas
% Nov 1903. tlO4 ~
NS.i5ual TAPE Co IHo--R EEzlsston. Dee 2;
y : ( Brooklyn rsDor Cos Msnisc.lco. Alarga
pii6iaiio. g RI Nouuaii. Nsy I. 1914. tlZl. 40
Brer,. l. H-City Of y Y Jan 25 1914 treyeredl
s5ll.6f
t2l01
same-B Iebovi,7. March TO-. 1914; s43l IS
mpson. Tt " kn0witOn. nov 10. l9li, tNa.tt
Tr.'f1,s. N-s liaddad et al. Dec II. 1914. t0i oS
sautel.. J. sn1 A Csrdons-Peopls. ETC. FEB p;
Peoples National Fire Ins Co. Philadelphia
Bumbe5g March $. 1915. Sl39O55
tlll5.52
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
Defer Sloss- Sheffield Dividend.

Directors Of the Sloss- Sheffield steel
and Iron Company yesterday voted to
defer payment of the regular quar-
terly dividend Of ia per cent on the
preferred stock. payable April |. Three
months ago the company paid It's diyi-
dend on this issue in scrip. Al yes
terdav's meeting Of the board James
H. Dooley. of Richmond, was re-elect-
ed to the board, making the number
eleven, instead OF ten.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
Pass Southern Ry. Dividend.

After a meeting Of directors OF the
Southern Railway Company yesterday
the announcement was made that no
dividend on the preferred stock would
be paid in April this year. At meet
ing of the board q month ago II was
stated that no action had been taken
on this dividend, and yesterdays an
rouncement was considered merely
formal. Nevertheless the stock de-
clined five points following the publ
cation of the boards statement. a
slight rally made the net loss on the
day AZ points.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
INFORMATION BUREAU.

Inquiries relating 70 usss msttsrs aud ecndieons
should be addressed 70 the Editor Of he buJsS
Ao4umu.
Question-Is size s6 in ladies' dresses
considered extra size? Is it custom
for manufacturers to charge extra for
this size? Respectfully, II. \. Com
pany, Chattanooga, Tenn. Answer
All sizes over 81 are extra sizes. Yes.
Question-Kindly tell me the larges;
skirt manufacturers in Cleveland and
Cincinnati. A dress goods concern
Answer-Consult Dun's OF Brsdstreets'
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
COURT CALENDARS
The meaning Of thi, line I
FEDERAL.

J T Pearson Duluth Annn. Il Ho.iSSei, oSni ~
ko,h. Wis l. Bartlett, Chicago: ,.,,n. sna "'0e'' "
Iff-s, Iouir & San Francisco 20, slnls
NJ Coaarty. sdmlaistratri1. etc. Leave to uIe 0''''
granted MI. N,.E.x ., nj
2i--washinston virginis fS Co hsA f,o,.s Essas
10 cal under provisions Of section O. rue 20 p,,
I95-stste OF South Csroni 49,, eL 'el :. IL
si-sIca Gomuls,iouer etc. and 1876. state OF o0gth
Clrous e4 rel Louis sherfesee ct a. .FrI ,v,1sd pc
igS'C 'Chicago. Burlington & Quincy X h~ilroao
Commission Of Wisconsin. Argued . =, ~.
re..-Ta.a Ptgon Il sl/MilIam BUCK et a. -
t,i.s E0ilert. Is guardian etc William Underwood
q ~ sId 6-6 Daniel McDougaI/ Edmond .chV
* 81 Argument commenced. . ~, - . ,,t
lows lgS lsad -15 and e76), 2ol. 2oi' zo'' wv
Z0S 2l3. PA 2l9 and 81
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
FIRE DEPARTMENT.

Mutual Transfsrs.-Fmn ,nHt Csiel Blsek.
Tng 10. 70 II a L. Co 100. J J. Norton IL l.
Temporary OetslL-Siarch l5-Els q. A Red
,.o.I 80 ql 10 + A r station. north side o'
It0,l g. Ds,oe o. % Bronx Park Az. While 90
sick report =, ,,s q,
Amsndmsnt.-Paragrsph IL :. q. g.. hsfch II.
st rep5-t .lth - section. March -.
Leaves Of Absencs.-No pay-Fnnu tthlfd grade)
1dr,t srsIeJ T. Mar,u..o. Eug 3. a hours. Mafc1
i3 FINN THIRD graded J. liosenbefG Ens. o5' -
lCur, NaFCh Is.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
HYDE WINS A GOLF TITLE
Beats Pemberton Easily in
Finals of Florida Tourney.

Palm Beach, Fla, March l2.-James
r. Hyde, Of the South Shore Field Club.
Brooklyn, won the Florida State golf
championship here to-day, defeating H..
Pemberton, Of Montreal, by and in
the thirty-six- hole final round.
Hyde led by up at the turn in the
morning, having gone out IN 80, and
he added three more holes before the
round was over. Pemberton took three
Of the first five holes in the afternoon,
but Hyde soon regained the lead, and
the match ended on the thirteenth
green.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
Approve Cotton Clearing Plan

At meeting of clearing members
OF the New York Cotton Exchange yes
terday afternoon the plans OF the
Clearing House were approved, subject
only 70 certain minor notifications
The slight changes suggested will be
embodied in the proposed bylaws, and
another meeting will be called early
next week, which is expected 70 result
in the formal adoption OF the plans
and 20 be followed bg incorporation
and organization.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.
MARCH r..
Manhattan.

The fooeins judgments we're h.ed Tes'adsJ, ne
first name being hai Of the debtor.
Arthur. y v-Je4nactts CO. ;52i q
Anastos. Us 4 Siaeeruan. iiIsl "a
E,o'q g.. e. bSof11"r..,,o,. Co 'iit,t ,it, :; s
Gso4 eS51''i LeHl,-I No. + Eai"cy, ~ ;i-s Is
C.t.uaugh Aice &c Mohr. r. H.sll 80
. .C'ement"-G 81 Greenwood. g. 10 i5
Pssi.s Pssso Tcr."ff iy D. n.is Beau ss5 sii5if
Dro1lI4rd P-EquitsJ.s Realization Corp. e,
Du,a Co-B Ruttenbers 81. %
De Ciyus Emil o Whfuen co, 80 q
E.iasSooI F-eia-S q Lo.gstreet :; a., tI6s Il
Last l.d!a Marine Fire laa CO NiAo.s o., -,
Forester. Il R-D " mtchey. s5l5 q
Ferl4.1o. G-Nci.trr Aiig Co. 200 20
Tow e. Ei.a-lU Courts Realty CO. ~ e5
t'''-'u. c. 'D''' ''"''-' OF N-'''' " ;is55 q
e.ne-Ssme. ;-.s05. 35
o,,3 csa9 isa..,} s}5.-,..n sr,.n, Co ii.ti 81. e
Gifs,etg. J AID Ateson-s Dorfn'n e. A. ,,
Hamme-stein. os-a--Eurek. Til, CO. sl,545o
Henaesey EcAy Co,n.M lee'ouTsf I'LL
Hobart. 5 D-.I T Rodnan ct a. $50 -
Hssg' .,, rI,,tos ss4 M2lsF s5s,-F ss c.5.s. E,
H.Fer CITY oi ny, ,-4s.3,
Harris. J-C.sadore R-a'ty Go. Inc, 81. ~
Harden. l. 81 c. d Cohien. 81 10 81
Imleu. stock Lsuady Co-E Kohnsiamm. e.
IL. q j-n r,. g., g
} Mitchell Co u 7. Ine-Coasaiidstsd : So, =,
Kistte- Ki'S r-w R,fl $50 50
Koppci F-B Wcissman. 5, ~
IrsrhIrsky W-Co umbia Paper BOZ CO. sl6-0 l3
Laae La G3eois-BrooEyg Heights RE Co, .i95 Z
Levy Abraham Altman co. Sl.4 js
Lerovitl. Dora. NJ Lelo"il and Il Rosen,,1e 2 .
M'slboa' P1Do1.9 y,is! MsL'Gd 2, Co. ,s 81 + +
Maore 4 Munger 20 Inc-Top'ord Deischsoe
Limousine Go ~ =
Modwin and Eos'9ssin.s FsTaoeI SO So, g, :,
Me- FNP T!b Bo s.; fue'l :os, '' " ii ,ii = =
Ms,efn4n s,e2 4 Eosea Co. Inc-sehiecht Kus @.
Newman. a .M,...gy M B.-iy Co. 8; - 81 81
3i5or' P.Ss, c5.l.es1f + H~1 HSis2,'.i,,. 500
Piummer. Raiher.ns s-TulIe Blanchard. r..
ou,rt H-Iohn Daniel sons Co. .4y9 q
Richmond Jennie F-E Burgsn. SlI2 8!
Re,IfT Lou.s. AID National Surety Co-Peope.
81 000
asmer sS l. Mluric. Reinh.r ard H Rsinas-'IE !:
RoAenf5am. fSGal LOuis-Nnehasl MeNamU. !.rga 3 g
Rooer Fulton Realty co-sroy f1icsins,, ns
Resid, Frank-D Be-kinAnn. SO q
Ransin RAM. In. H-s WINE g - I; 357 ss
Ruteusfeln George-G Huber. slyt l
S-eepIe-hzse CO.. Mann Slt5eV
ssEGes Harp ana Nsuona surety ce-Peop- :.
etc. -
Sanger r D--L stern. ". v3
Shapiro. S.flo1--S Ec.kernan. az
sprIlmau p PC Befkowl1. >.
Strauss Ahraham-S Lev. sLr 5
Scha1uer A ca " licpp e a.. 49, 59
Sehwartz. AI1ph-L Richard ~ -
smith E-R Is Mitchell 70 -
o's-'5' $50, "a - ts9 ~ ~, tftl 0s
e-t,,i,- - n fi,U, p,o~n 60 So. 50
e-tf.g'y t't.,i-s al Ros.-i;errusn FtTialge
49, ;lgy1 -
Seminole n n.fiIrng and Distributing Co. ZEN
a.. L. t.s4s3
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
QUEENS COUNTY.
aupRIME coHRfNR, RLACKMAR. ]

SUPREME coURT"By BLAcKMAR, J.
Re rrovbridge et al BOses Erie RR hcheyitt
sherwin Reiss Relss e a. orders signed
Ripley /MiddeseI Building Go Il al Judgneht oI
foreclosure AID sac william hAseun. F. referee 70
sell.
By BENEDICT. J.
Cnecco Petersen order signed
By VAN SICIEN. J.
CuisI Framing ,t al order signed
By sCuDDEK }.
WeperlWebef.. Interocui0fJ IudsmeaS ~ ai'''~
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