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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-06-30
EDWIN II. W. HARLAN, Solicitor.
ORDER NISI

Hugh J McNutt ct ux.. In the Circuit Court for
vs.. Hartford County.
S. Cover hcNuit In Equity
Ordered, this End day Of June. 1916 that the
sales made and reported IN the above entitled
cause by Edwin II. W Harlan trustee, be finally
confirmed. unless cause to the contrary thereof
be shown on or before the LIST day Of July. 1916,
provided a copy Of this order be inserted IN
some newspaper published In Hartford county
once In each OF three ~ successive weeks be
fore the Isl day Of July. 1915,
The report states the amount Of sales to be
t.SI0.
JOHN A. ROBINSON. Clerk.
True Copy-Test
JOHN A. ROBINSON. CLERK.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-06-30

Ordered, this 10Th day ut June lUiG that III,
sales made and rupurlrd Ia the above unlillu,
cause hy Henry Whitaker assignee. IL
finally confirmed unless ruuar Ia the contrary
thereof be- shown Un 81 h,inrr Ia, lllh dny -
July. iUld, provided copy al tins order be- m
serted In snmc newspaper published IN llulpr,
county once ~ each al ihr,u g. aurrrasiv,
weeks hriIr" the lllh day ri July. IpIn
The report states the amount al sale, To- h,
sj7i III
IOliN 4 RunlNSUh. rhrk
True Cop. Test
Holm A. ROBINSON II,rk
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-06-30
THE EGlS
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY AT
BEL AIR, MD.
Established In 1885, The Egis Is the oldes
newspaper with the largest circulation OF any
ublished in Hartford County.
JOHN ID. WORTHINGTON
Editor and Owner.
TERMS $500 PER ANNUM
Advertising lsatss

One square six lines nonpariel. three or less
Insertions, u. 5Oi subsequent Insertion. 70 cents,
Special rates made with monthly. quarterly and
yearly advertisers.
30 Local CORES Dondence solicited from every
section Of the county.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-06-30

Ordered this 9TH day al June lulH that III,
sales made aud reported IN the above cnlilltC
cause by W. WurthinRiun Hopkins assignee. h,
finally confirmed, unless cause Ia the contrary
thereof h. shown ON on before the IN day -
July, 1914. provided copy nj this order be- IN
serted In some newspaper published N ilarl0I,
county once In each of three ~ successive
weeks before the III day 0f July luIG
The report states the amount nj sulrs In b,
tsOOOO
JOHN A. ROBINSON. Clerk.
True Copy. Test
JOHN A ROBINSON. Clerk
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-06-30

Or they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefits Of said estate. All persons indebted
to said estate are requested TO make immediate
payment.
Given under my hand and seal this 18th day
of June, 1915.
IDA e. HOPKINS.
Executrix. 4
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-06-30
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


This Is 10 give notice that the subscriber has
obtained from the Orphans Court " Hartford
County. Md, letters of administration q. l.. On
the estate Of
REBECCA j. McCOMAS.
late OF Hartford County, deceased. All persons
having claims against said deceased are hereby
notified 10 exhibit the same, with the legal
vouchers thereof
On or Before the 2ath day ri Now, 1916
or they may otherwise by law lie excluded from
all benefits Of said estate. All persons indebted
to said estate are requested IL make immediate
payment.
Given under my hand aud seal this 20th day
OF May, 1916.
CHARLES |. Willy.
Administrator q. T. a.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-06-30

In the matter OF the
sale Oi the Real Estate |
referred Ia aud de- 1
trrIhrd IN u mo iglgr !
from John W Russell /
aud wilr Ia Lewis {.
Jones, dated the Iilh
day uf March, ~ the
year 1872, nndrccurhrd
among the Land Rec
ords NJ Hartford COun
Is IN l.ihrr j A. H.
No l;W. folio 2JG. nov
held In due course al
assignment 10y Henry
A Whitaker, default
having occurred thor"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-06-30
On or Before the s1th day ri Now, 1915
". WORrulNGroN HOPKINS solicitor,
ORDER NISl

In the matter of the /
sale Of the Real Estate
described In a mort
gage from John H.. An
dcrSnn aud wife To
Catherine Daurhcrty.
dated March Il. lgll3.
and recorded among
the Land Records oi
Hartford County, In
l.iber W S. T.. No 100.
folio 80. and duly as
signed To W. Worth
lngton llopklns default
having occurred there
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-06-30

In the Circuit Court
tnT
Hartford County
In Equity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-18
On Trail of the Golfers

II we enjoy fair weather between now
and Saturday the Van Cortlandt links
will be thrown open on that day. i
there are frequent rains. it does not
look ss though the golfers would be
able 20 get out with the old golf tools
much before Nay !; perhaps not then.
The turf a. the Dunwoosie Country
Club possesses one Of the attrbute OF
good wine, IN that i improves with
age, and those VINO have not visited the
course since the ground was first
opened would scarcely recognize u now.
The turf g Of fine quail ty, firm and
closely knit, and the greene are more
than good. Dunwoodie with its hlly
contour. las always been known "a a
sporty links. and with tho improved
playing conditions the coming season
should be above the average.
One Of the innovations 20 be put IN
competition this season ~ Dun
woodio Will be known as the "Bafler"
handicap. the winners Of which
will enjoy the inofable bliss Of
being allowed 20 criticise the greens,
the committees and things in general
and cscape with their lives. We know
TWO o. three persons who would give
an eve or a tooth for such n privilege
and unless Dunwoodie golfers are cast
in different mould than the average
, there is certain 20 be fuIious competi-
ton 70 get in the "Bafler' class. The
tournament schedule for 1916 follows:
April ea-Ms7 osEs. guaryins round. .siehi,en
hoes medal PLAY; Casses A. p and q. TIE sia-
teer love, net scores ll each ass 20 quailN.
MAJ 2r-Ciub chswrirSllp guauiifs rouf =.
e,gf,s~1 ho,-e media pa Forty e.sht raesi gross
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-18
YALE CREWS FIRST
IN TRIAL RACE
Seth Lows Eight Has Little Diff
Guilty in Showing Way.

View Haven, April 1.-THE first and
second Yale crews had their final
workout before the Pennsylvania races
on New Haven Harbor this afternoon.
This drill was light and consisted or
two-mile row at paddle, coupled with
q sprint OF 200 yards az a racing
stroke.
Both crews worked 20 good advan-
taee this afternoon. for the weather
conditions were ideal, except for low
tide. The second crew had the inside
course The shallow water handi-
capped that boat % such an extent
that it finished third In the sprint be-
tween the FIRST three varsity boats
The finish saw Captain Seth Lows boa
with comfortable lead over the third
eight Tho varsity to-day tried OUT
the now American Davy shell when
has lust arrived from Cambridge. no
results we're satisfactory and this boat
will be used IN the Pennsylvania race.
The makeup Of the first two crews
IN the Pennsylvania races. "a an
nounced tonight. will be; trst var
Stroke. Hartman; 7. McNaugn-
ton: 6. Never: 3. Sturtevant; !. Smell
don: o. Low; 2. Gilnllan; bow huIne'
coxsvain. NcLane. Second varsity
Stroke Hyatt; :, Atkins; . fltzpa1-
rick: :. Fox, !. kositzky; 3. white
sey: .. Adams; bow, Newton coHs"ain'
Pratt.
Tho Yale crews will not practise 20
morrow They will leave New Haven
IN the afternoon and will have three
DAYS OF work on the Schuy.Eill course
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-18
Bv FRED HAWTHORNE

The restless golfng public, or per
haps better. the public Golfers-those
who do their trench digging on the
,rblic links Of this city-are OIL at sea
"a regards the date for the opening OF
the municipal courses. One person
supposedly in authority, sets May as
the positive opening day, and ano'her'
,-ssnmablv equally well informed de-
olares that next Saturday will see the
festive golfers LAYING about them win
niblick and brassie
We were a bit worried about the
question ourselves. 80 on Sunday made
.bs .rip 70 Van Cortlandt 70 make IN
o,irv. There were many persons
sbyoad i'm the park. some parading on
49, Links and others on the road"ays'
but none was actually playing OF '"e
II near the first green, however. we
discovered Red ono or we - I.
known landmarks az Van Cort.auqi II
and famous as one Of the most oaPap te
Eeepors OF the green IN the inelroPoi'
-. d,e.r-c4 Red" knows the secret
Of coaxing the tender young shootS y.
eraus through the bald surface OF
10 rbiouitous worm casts setuai ~
.re,,tie Vh.n "Red" comes STRONG
along. apad" has
80, E, charge Of the greens az an
Co-,i.nSt. and thousands o. those VINO
,.,4 ,heir exercise there during 'ne
Gunner arc personally known 10 hhu
h,,ti, II YOU wish 20 know " green
5,et or slow. = fairly high bras re
80. through the fair green VIII Re'
..,,orabio roll or bury its nose III
.bo tnrf when IL first lands. "ked can
IN Won. lie ~ walking enoycIopHo'A
az golfng information. .. III,
W. .s,ed him when the Inks "ou''
d. onened for play. Red cast an ey'
I'D scratched his head ana M
'o,,rc.d. "Thc course will be 1hro"h
,,en rex, Saturday II TINS weA'IeI
ems on coming. but don't IKE 'ne
iooks O. that moon and ne poineo
the pale planet, Just VlsiD'e .s
evening glow. Looks 70 me 90 or6
were in for another spen o. '"'"' INV
1p"d" .toved Us how the burners
.,oro Icing ,efAced and deepeneo o. ahu
80 tees Teboxed and built up ne
-. IN ante OF the fact that they
$3.50 ,ecrntly been cleared OF snow
L.. c,esn and velvety IN appearance
"a ,,so or three days rnssssging unoei
bs.yy roller should serve TO pu'
=, -, H. cyeellent condition.
Man. Of those who wandered throus,.
g.. nsyk and felt the tug OF spring
,telI heart strings seemed unap,o "a
ts. az ,pueal % fragrant turf hho
var ,sl"f ssDs sp busy warning them sset into
~, ,,fsight and marrow pain w KIT
~ ~ zero ,dults. In the case OF ehii'
dy,n h. eoszed them bark. ..
o. ,Si, seems 70 be the Ttun'ioh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-18
Commercial Leases.

Albert B. Ashfor;h. Inc. has leased
space 10 the Brokaw Building, AZ Broad
way and 42d S.. FOR term Of years
20 the advertising agency Of Collin
Armstrong. Inc.
William u. Bloodgood & Co.. Inc,
have leased the store and basement a.
l02 West 45th ST. for a term Of five
wears 20 Osias Giant.
). Oscood Pell & CO. have leased
the store and basement AZ 200 Fifth
ave. through Albert b. Ashforth, Inc,
90 Samuel Schwartz & Co
Pease & Gilman have leased Offices
in the Liberty Tower. northwest corner
OF Nassau ST.. TO Goodspeed Nc
QUESTION. Allard. Kinnear & Co, July
& Coughlin. l.. /. Broadwin, Byrnes 4
Felbel. Sparks & Bradley and Maxwell
Wertheimer.
Ewing, Bacon & Henry. Inc, have
leased a floor in 1856 West sd So. 20
Morris Rosenbloom for term Of
years. and in the Architects Building,
lOl Park ave. a floor TO the Molby
Boiler Company, Inc, FOR a term OF
wears
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-18
POLAND RELIEF BOUTS
ATTRACT BIG CROWD

Ire programme of wrestling ~ the
Manhattan Opera House last night wa
.or the Polish relief" and everybody
sorssi hard and earnestly. some OF
's wres.iers suffered much, even
sosgh they weren't Poles.
Only Valdez Zbyszko, che mighty
% oIPolard." who, as patriot, might
ave been expected % suffer most ior
- country. got of with tho minimum
/. O. discomfort.
V'sdek threw PilskoH. % Finland. IN
20 tna. bout o. the evening, viii. a
t'of fsll from nelson ard body holo
y 1855. The match was scheduled 70
= the best two out - three falls; Dut
f.akof WHO was hurled % the mat
'z,ssiiuE hard By the Polish giant
decided he hsd done enough for me
il,srirg Poles and did not appear lot
"a. second fall
lsyszko. who was the star o. the
'yt., vent before the footlights aiter
- bout and addressed the aud ence'
NJ IN English and then In Polish'
r,'kng them and The wresters ior
;,s'r help.
Joe Humph-es. sn authority or
--iss,liug matters. said afterward tnat
NAlttek had Issued q challenge 20 the
Liser % meet him next week a. the
A,rhs'tsn and Urcstle 20 b finish al
,'ks-ss-satct-csn style, the proceeds
g. % Poland and the tale Of cock
As va.k ~ hlropc' 20 20 - the WIN
~ nus ending tne war.
ih.rs we're dozen other wrestiers
10 tesred and struggled for Po.isn
N.sf. Including Germans. Hobokenitea
az Nsxlcans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-18
Racing Results.
Hsvre d. Grace. Nd, April 1.-The
ros,l.s ~ to-day's races follow:

~ - n, f,-lo. r -Wrr By lh-sie-'71, 10
lff.eresl straight o. 90. pace g. sheN -
80. 40 l-ef ,nleAorrl. second pa -
los, 20. Pharaoh. 100 ipo'ieL. ulli tr,.slT Z
-. y, Msro14-. GcltsF oman ANaA'e' a. .
s.faYv-r $50 ran
sd r.o. issIins for two ys'- o. pl-s,'
-. - -. won ~ Lonsik 40 "a -
~. e DO az 8 s0 ,hoe 3 % Aimee r..
,o' schl-iius,fl. s,ccni. place Y - sAo+ az
g--, H-I. i0s F9rea,td, tA,rl, "a o,i,
ri nssg' Lucille J.. Doc SEAS hen V'4'
al Rhyinsf also ran
md, ,,o, f,.rins for fh-,. ysa'-o.fs ,nt Up
r,ir.s $500. one nile ant seteniy yra, "a
49, =, T,r,s-fsne ia fHufuoll. su1Elt - ~
-. s, 3d. ,h0w 81 .. ssiurnus lel tfs,ihs-o,, 4
second. place S. % 'hoE y 81 AA I'm. 4. IS
..is- ri Xe!ss TIE Is. GOOD Counsel AID She'-
rog-,h -.e. ~, Penn selling STATES: 81 ooo
ss,r.r,eet frr three year - 40 .iNrn - ~ ~
- lar fnr.onsi Won ty Fenm'l'.' ll9 ia ,,
49,. a. s6 ps-e &. 30. slor $50. squec -. 2
at. 800 ,--lrf place 90. s10T 10 Tie
,t.-,r.-,fe- ffa EufvrlII. tlirt. show . llh-
ie-is Arrrose Maraao. Vile Golden LA'' aA1
Nl-s.lia II. ss' r@i
r.eh rae, Go- ihrcs yea dds. Ful-', 30 f,'
-'' 4, Ia u'aae s. -0 show. out. Edlle HEMP.
frs lP,r~rE.o-l s.-lrl place s. so. sI1s olt
ptnv N-,,,s i09 t-chuitiags-i. thlrd. shrF cut
rms oI - Bond also fan
sinh rae. b-Iing for maiden three 5e,- olf'
,,d elmer. o, one "a ONLY pure, $500 t.- fur
lo.. ,,,. sea A.. 10 .sov 81 Cs,ro 100
1921 .ss, s'o " me- ' Is ' h.ad
To- r,-s, .waaoy. 'ii,min. 'Doc'or. zss AID
J. len smith also rn
.Fi.id
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-18
The Long Span.

Cobb Crawford and samhsv become National Institutions
They
now beginning their twelfth campaign cubmaes
baseball history suggnE stars
together The JaconLajo combination only
about had only
side b. side Cravsh and Luderus
have uggng for four
together before Frank Chance won
hasi Maty fame when Ed Walsh
still substitute pitcher
years very professions But IN baseball Il IS
o. the Tiger Of 1905 Is left
have clubs They faced
many crop. pitchers both lost But they still out
dangerous batting combination that
kn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-18
EQUITABLE BUILDING LEASES
Aggregate Over $500, ooo-Ofieers OF
CORPORATION Elected.

An indication Of improvement in the
business conditions OF the country. as
rejected in the rentals % the Equi-
table Building. IS available from the
following figures submitted by Presi-
dent Mortimer az the annual meeting
Of directors Of the EQUITABLE oiice
Building Corporation. The aggregate
amount Of leases effective as of May l,
1916. now amounts 20 over S28oo,OOo.
The following table indicates the
manner IN which the tenance OF the
building Is made up: Commercial snd
Industrial corporations. % per cent;
banking. Is per cent; insurance. 10 per
cent. lawyers. 10 per cent, and muni-
tions companies. 9 per cent
The following officers were elected;
Chairman Of the board. T. {. du Ponti
chairman executive committee. l. J.
Horowitz; president George 7. Nor
timer. secretary. l. /. Durham, and
treasurer. ". n. McEihinuy; executive
committee. T. {. du Point. /. J. rvrv-
WITT and George T. Mortimer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-18
Havre de Grace Entries.

Harr- A. Grace NJ. Apr In. r1,r- fof
% no-rCT's rs-ss a-e a. follows
fir.' race selling f-r three vetr-o'is eT-
haf f-ror .s' II us le .lis loo. 'Ru'h S'-rE
ilrt 100. 'GreetirEs. lll. 'harsgnei. lQ.. Garnet
l0- Ira Franz. lil.
sear-i ra-- isireu'e-hsse selling - f'ur- rsa--
OTIS 80 ugEaEu. s1olf fn1 ual4es -'Nam1oo ]
-Har4r4rlilg, llf. '~anr- m. 10. Ga Bon =
AVairr. lff Larle husr. 49, lie MI-rse.. if-.
TrIrl r4ae Ihar1irap f0r fare--Felr-n.l s ant lg-
ws-i. tsc fr.oussI-Julse Wight 90. sae'
kral. o.. Carr le o.. IlAr a.. iHi. fr.ss-r. d..
Jos. Ants "a AIKEN. lDl. Far H-'. DID,.
JOS, 81 Edsar. 40. Ro1en Brace. lll. Frlrs
Foa--h ra-- f;h- Gs-rnsntr'gr selling stale. -
'no.yrsr-o.d. four flr 0ugsl -Rfyue- i1-. Mar0-
kr. lui The Ol.y ul-. ll4. t-enuns ~ Nans
Firh rAr. ,.rlns 'o- 'r.T 7es--oits al u
wa-i. ~ fur On g --Aprss "a 'M'rfe-ai io3
~. hous, i0- 'Yorsvils. 1917 Ga'i0g. -. Poui--
f-acf- 49, C.rt. if-. heotensy. H.. bgs.i. ~.
sixth race selling. f1r thrse vssr-o.is al 10
ssrd Eve ard a haf flrons sl-'Il- aal out ..
.Vf-r "a W 200. 'fr1tasnr- -. .l-. -Nrlr JOE.
.ca-rrati 100. .Bs Luna io' .M1-l-ral. i1-.
.Kr.snary. no. q. krilse. l4e. Ala me. ll-.
.Dato.a 49, Marjorie A. u.s.. Deduction lli
Preston Lynn. 80.
seventh rae .,silns - your .y-Ar-oiis srf W
yard. one nls AL seTenrT fa--s Mis- Waters.
II sNsryarrf Nrlss. o.. -lnIe.r lnl. NAlas. IN.
-srs of he Yalr i91 'sDufasru Gold. lQg. y.
l0. Bsn Irca. i0f. Ida care, i0i, CocLspur.
io9 Fyns Feei 100 NJ. N.iA III. Napier. l.'
.Apgr,nuc. .lovIne, e.liHst- 'T,a eoini,
-fIsr--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-18
1851 TENNIS
PLAYERS WERE
ON 1915 LIST
Tennis World Surprised
When New Ranking
Board Reports.
BY JAMES 6. O'NEALE.

The recent appointment Of various
committees b. George T. Adee. presi-
dent % the United States National
Lawn Tennis Association, brings ou;
the astonishing fact tina. there were as
many as 2.697 tournament players on
the card index OF the old ranking com
mittee. The reorganization OF the
ranking committee and IS transfer 20
Pittsburgh was less surprising 10 ten
mis- players than the single little item
giving the number Of competitors list
ed and considered in the ranking.
Many attempts TO obtain correct
estimate Of the number OF racket
wiolders in :his country have been
fruitiess in tho past, and though the
announcement OF the dauntless 2,69l
does not prove anything. II goes 20
show that many more performers than
we're estimated by most tennis play
ers form the tournament crowd"
For years there has been criticism
from other parts Of the country d.
rccted toward tho fact that the rank
ing committee has always been en-
tireiy New York organization. Adee's
cnlarring OF IL from three 10 five men
and the ensuing trausferrence Of its
headquarters and personnel 10 Pitts
burgh was not unexpected. The mem
lers. all new. are Clinton /. Childs,
chairman; Charles Garland and Harry
Seymour. Of Pittsburgh !. c. Royon.
o. Cleveland, and +. 5. Reynolds, OF
Dayton.
Likewise he appointment % Paul
r. Williams. OF Utica. as the man 20
FL the new Office Of field secretary OF
the association was not much sur
prise Williams is close friend Of
fdwin Fuller Torrey. for years secre-
tary Of the national body, and the two
will probably work harmouiously. Tor
rey resides in Clinton, y. J.
In the semi-fnals Of the women's
club indoor championship at the
Heights Casino. Brooklyn. Yesterday.
Miss Margaret TAYLOR defested Miss
+. {. Putnam "a. 6-l. The most
surprising feature Of the match was
that tho club championship has been
permitted 20 drag along so late in the
season. Outdoor play has been going
on for a week.
The Columbia freshman tennis team
received E severe blow yesterday when
II was announced that II. P. Cutler and
R. B. Haines will not be able 20 play
this spring. Cutler is university
i doubles champion with George King,
and Haines is well known in local tour
ramont circles as one Of the most
promising OF the Younger players. He
did well in the national indoor cham
pionships.
The date Of The annual Columbia IN
terscholastic tennis tournament was
announced yesterday as MAJ B. Lads
from schools even hundred miles away
compete every spring on South FIelc.
Coincident with his new system o.
training has come an improvement IN
the play O. The rational champion
. William y. Johnston. according 70 re
ports from San francisco. IN n re
cent match between the California Club
and the Alameda Club in the lnterclub
Tennis League Johnston defeated Kear-
ney. the Alameda first man. Go, 6-l.
The singles champion then made his
first appearance in months teamed
with his fellow holder OF the national
doubles championship. Clarence j.
Griffin. and the two defeated kearney
and Sharp. Go. 6-3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-18
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LEI,
NEW JERSEY.

lttrsctiv. bargains offered ~ Banking De.
psrruent State q New York 70 builcera
investors and prospective homeseekers. A
Ne rye number ~ vacant lots al brentwood.
Norseuere. Leon.a. Rldgefelc, and Teansck,
New Jersey a. one-haf q former owners
houses 81 Hudson Heights. CiiNslde. and
Palisades PARK New Jersey. az about one
half x former prices. AL of the above prop
e-rlee are within fYe-cer. fare zone
s,d within thirty minutes = Manhattan.
These properties must be- sold quickly 20 close
fhe tfisiness Of taO corporaiic now being
llcuidated by the Banking Departfneit. ana
i-fucenerfs % contractors ari builders via
VIII purchase IL Considerable number - lots
For further particulars address BEN. d
Halrht. Special Deputy supt ~ Banks care
Earkirg Dept, 81 Broadway. H>w YORK clty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-18
Tommy Geary Beats Brown

Tommy CeEry. who boxed impress
hsty while IN the amateur ranks,
;'oTss the MASTER 70 Al Brown in q
1,.Ifognc boz. a. tie Olympic Athlete
~ last p ght Brown substituted
~ sniling Willie. who failed 20 pu'
% Al appearance.
bssry had his opponent gToggy on
vera occasiors. sending Brown 20 hi'
,.s's With p hard Zh, in the fourth
,'f1. The lafter's ciinching saved
- When staggered b. the former 81
'pstyt Athlete Club boxer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-18
PRINCETON WILL ROW
on "UNBEATEN" SIDE
Wins Toss from Harvard and
Chooses Canal Bank Course.


Princeton. X. T.. April 1.-The
choice OF courses for Thursdays race
with Harvard fell 20 Princeton to-day.
when Captain Cochran called the toss
ia chose the water next the canal
hank II past performance counts for
ANYTHING the Tigers should maintain
their record OF never having lost race
over that course. The Tiger camp was
itbilant tonight over the selection.
Roth Harvard and Princeton went
for practice pulls on the lake to-day.
The Tigers took long row late this
afternoon. Harvard went FOR short
spins both morning and afternoon. The
Crimson roved 70 the dam and back
both times they were out-R total Of
about fourteen miles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-18
Sale OF Loft Leasehold

Joseph p. Day has sold the leasehold
on the premises 50 and SC North Moore
So. for the estate % Max Ans. The
property comprises Eve story loft
building. 50xs76 feet The lease OF the
land, given by s.. Marks Church 20
the Max Ans estate. runs until May !
1927. The building had been subleascd
20 one tenant until May /. 1917. The
purchaser is the tenant in possession
Van Loan & Co. The property q part
OF the Max Ans estate. which is SEIZED
uled 20 be sold at absolute executors
auction sale to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-18
Long Island Transactions.

Meister Builders. Inc. have sold %
John Farlow bungalow on plot 4Ox
100 feet on Beach 43d st. Edgemere.
about / 600 feet north OF Far Rockavay
Boulevard.
The Lewis II. May Company Rock
away Park Office Inc, mas sold for
Charlotte Hall plot Of lots S0xlo0
feet on Lincoln ave and a plot OF lots
G0xl00 feet on Monmouth ave, Belle
Harbor. TO a client. who will improve
for Investment.
Cocks & Willets have leased FOR the
season the Dix Hills Farm, az Hunt
ington, TO George Campbell.