davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-18
lack SOUTAR IN
RACQUET TOURNEY

For the first time in several years a
racquet tournament for professional
players will be run off in this city. The
tournament will begin to-day in the
court of the Racquet and Tennis CUB
in West Forty-fourth Street.
Jack Soutar. of Philadelphia, the
worlds champion and also the holder
of the American title, is among the en-
trants. Five cities are frepresented by
eight players. The first round Will be
RIM oir to-day, the second round TO
morrow and the final match on Satur-
day. ,.,,o,,s.
Tuesday. first round. Mullins New New
YORK vs.. d. Gardner, Boston 4:SO; VIC
Tor ElGs. New York, vs.. Jack Soutar
Philadelphia. $3.50. u-,,;., >.o,,.
Wednesday. first round William New
man. New York. vs.. ". ); Gray Gleve
land 4:SO; I'd Rodgers, New 4ofA' vs.
II Roakes' ir.. Chicago, $3.50. ~.
Thursday. scmi-fnal round 80 firs'
r,at rS AZ 4:SO and second al $3.50.
saturday. final round-lime an
roupced later.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-18
Another Entry.

color the White Of 1906
Of Frank b Jg Donohuo Nick
Do Billy Sullivan al Ed Walsh
Fielder Mack
living had that personal
outlay hate made Ike him.
the Giants play largely because they want TO
McGraw beaten
especially John has always had the knk Of arou
ing challenge the multitude They
filed the parks
to his
baseball baseball is business and amusement
that as ability o bs field, and throw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-18
Princess Lucinge Disposes
Of Five-Acre Tract to
Catholic Institute.
PLAN BIG CONVENT
IN EAST S5TH STREET
Will Be Erected by Sisters Of
the Helpers of the Holy
Souls-Other Sales.

The Catholic Institute for the
Blind is 10 have a new home for its
sightless inmates. The organization
has purchased the former country seat
of Princess Lucinge, one of the old
time mansions in The Bronx. The
property purchased comprises n five
acre tract on Eastchester Road, Pauld-
ing and Laconia avs, upon which IS
large structure containing upward Of
forty rooms. This is to be Immediate
~ remodelled into practically a new
building. and occupied in place OF the
present home at University and l'o'n
ST.. which was leased about five years
ago -.
for the blind is the Princess Lucinse,
Of Paris. France. who was the "ite OF
the late Joseph Stickney, the coal op-
orator His late partner, John Con
yngham, Of Wilkes-Barre, fenh'' nau d
half interest Ira the property. oscar
Foley. Of the brokerage firm OF joan
r. d Oscar J.. Foley, VINO negotiated
the transaction. said yesterday thS'
tho proprrtv was sold for all cash,
and that the price paid establishes a
new record for acreage ~ this Sec''o"
of The Bronx. nj.
sisters of tho Helpers Of the Holy
Souls. who for several wears nave
maintained a school ~ III 20 llb East
S5th ST., are planning to bulld a Iars
convent on abutting property 'front.'
J.. oh
several wears ago.
Plans for the convent have oeen pre-
pared by McGiunis Walsh OF pos,
ton. who designed the large new sscnooI
for S.. Ignatius Loyola, olth ana oo'h
SITS. between Park and Madison aN q:
These plans, which arc in the hands OF
contractors for estimates. call Tor d SIX
story brick and stone hrenrooled
structure. 76xl13 feet IN area. Inc
site. ut ll2 TO llo East h6tn ST. -
now covered with four old fashioned
dwellings.
other sales follow:
FOX ST. The ). b. Building Cor-
poration, Samuel Behrman, president,
has sold 20 am investor. for CASH 81
Fox St.. a five story new law nat, on
plot 49xl00, between Tiffany ard bar
retro SITS. Epstein & laritz we're the
brokers.
96TH ST. P. j. Ryan and J. P.
Finnoran have sold tor the Schwen<
estate. Of Chicago, TO William Lust
garten. 459 West 26th St., a i've
storv double flat. on lot 25X9S.9, To-
Gated l25 feet east Of Tenth av This
il the first transfer Of the property IN
over half a century.
GARDEN ST Kurz < Uren and
John !. Brady have sold 730 Garden
So. five story new law house, on plot
5OxlOO. between Prospect and Croton'
avs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-18

45th st., for n term Of years 20 Charles
r. Wendell & Co.
Frederick Fox g. Co. have leased in
conjunction with Hell e. Stern the
eighth loft containing about $4,000
square feet at 3s7-3s9 Fourth nv, for
long term of years TO the japanese
Silk Garment Company; large space
26-32 West nth st., to Harris knight
ingale, and space in the same build
ing TO Mamsealco & Martillaro: fourth
loft Mt 10 East nth ST., TO Solomon q
Vogel: space at 12-B West 18th St,
70 Brener & Cooper; lofts az IL West
Goth St, 20 Rubin e. Winder, Sam
ucl Neumann, Cohen & Siegerman and
Ira G.. KATE; second oft at 56 East
18th ST., to Samuel Leyinson, and tho
seventh loft at 81 East llth ST., 20
Boosin & Cooper.
Gaines, Van Nostrand & Morrison,
Inc. have leased the sixth loft in 1877
Fifth av., TO H. T. Davis & Co., and
space in the same building 10 Saul
Goldstein.
Huberth & Huber'h have leased the
store 6 West 6lst st.. 20 Field-Baran
Company, Inc, for term of years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-18
snsncan Defeats the Polish
Assder After Bout That
Assan Hour and Twenty
One Minutes.

:. ,'sg.sr' Lewis or america. de-
I. 'zotk Ltysz.o. 90 Poland. i'm a
\. .-' a, catch-a tca-can STYLE
~ al the Manhattan opera
.n I<i one hour. 'wcutv-one min
u. seven second, Of wrestling.
-,.,.. " terminated .l O. sensational
I.,,.-.' .oi Lewis. wien be seemed
~, ~ . defeat. turned g aeter into
J. y 90 pinned tae mighty should
p = great Polish wrestler 90 the
Dr. ..aaaps never before was a
accorded the reception that
t', ''.l'ed when he stepped toward
H. "'sa's after the ending Of the
b, -. =. women stood uD in the boxe.
.i- l greeting 90 the young
80 o'heIs in tho audience and
!. ,..,. .ossed thesr hats into the air
.s,, 80, ',.so IN deafening chorus.
- NE din until Lewis had re-
-, So Vas heartbroken AZ his un-
80. .ys'ea,, and after lying fat on
Ia, - 49, with bis face buried In his
rs... 9lnute, lurched 20 his feet
oehind the wings TO his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-18
$500, 900 Involved in
Lease of Theatre

Forbes e. CO., Inc, have leased for
the Gersten Cramer Amusement Com
pany the Lexington Theatre, at 5lst st.
and Lexington av.. TO a new corpora
ton being organized by prominent the
atrical people, TO be known as the Bilt-
more Theatre Corporation.
The lease is for a long FERN Of years
AZ an aggregate rental OF $4,000 and
IL is the purpose Of the lessee 70 operate
the theatre on the plan of the Strand,
with dramatic photo plays, interludes
Of picture comedy, music, two orches-
tras and soloists. II is reported that
the Paramount Film Company is 'end-
ing its active cooperation 70 tire ! Ian.
The house will open under the
new management on Sunday next, with
Fannie Ward in "The Cheat" and will
be followed by Geraldine FsTrar in
"Temptation." Miss Rita Wemann,
playwright. assisted in the rcgo.'ations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-18
Buys Greylock Property

Fish e. Marvin have sold for tho
BriarcliR Lodge Assoc alton its prop
orty known as Greylock. situated on
Central Drive, at Briarclif Manor.
Creylock consists OF two and one--hait
acres Of high land, large residence
and outbuildings. The place adJoins the
estates Of c. p. Case and II. ii. Al.
bright, both Of which estates were sold
By the same brokers IN the asst year
The property just sold IS the last large
residence in the BriarcliY Lodge
grounds. The purchaser IS Olney y.
Hairs, Of this city. The property was
held al $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-18
BAKER, FLEET ON ICE,
CAPTURES TWO RACES
New York Athletic Club Holds
a Skating Carnival.

Members Of the New York Athletic
club held their annual ice skating car
nival at the Notlek Rink. l1sth street
and Claremont Avenue, last night, ana
some fifteen hundred persons were on
hand 10 watch the contest. -,
Donald Baker won Doth the one-hait
mile and one mile races from scratch
A field Of more than twenty competitors
s,sr.ed j., each race. In the shorter
race. Baker took the lead on the fourth
lap. 10 win as he pleased by twenty
wards. Stanley Gershel, the young Co
iumbia Grammar School student, with
ards in advance Of Peter Corners, OF
Yonkers, who had the allowance Of nifty
wards. The time was 1913.
Baker won the mile fixture after CO.
ny into the lead TWENTY-FIVE yards from
he finish. beating Walter Kuhne. a
eliminate. from the 4O-yard mark. Con-
vcrs. who left the 1OO-yard mark, was
third The time was 2:31 Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-18
BOSTON BRAVES IN
NEED OF PATCHING

Boston. Jan. 1.-THE Braves are in
need Of repair. We viii have 20 patch
up several spots. and we shall set about
il a. once" said George Stallings to
day after conference with Percy
Hauchton. the new president OF the
club. He had come up from the South
Tor the purposo.
Stallines said he had several deals
in mind viii n, If completed. would
bring 10 Boston the men needed 70 bcl-
stcr uD The Braves. 4 catcher, q
pitcher and an inGelder are particularly
needed. he said
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-18
A Topped Drive Is Not Always Fatal
Columbia Not a
Believer in Signs.

Dartmouth met the fate of those
who count their chickens before
they are Matched when il met the
Columbia basketball team for the
second time al Hanover on last sat
urdaN afternoon. Dartmouth de-
fcatcd Columbia with ease in New
York ten days ago. and when the
Columbia team arrived nj tho
stronghold of the Green on Satur-
day morning for the return cncoun-
ter they found this sign greeting
them:
I'VE beat Columbia 80 90 I6 last
week Come and see us do II again
Saturday
That one little sign proved To he
the undoing Of the Green five. for
Columbia waded into the home team
and in the first eight minutes swept
Dartmouth of its feet. The rest
was easy. and Columbia won by
score of IS 10 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-18
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY or NEW
YORK.-MAMIE StLlG and Lille
SELTG. piainufe. against janis =.
LYNCH a Ors.. Defendant.
IN pursuance OF Judgment 81 fore-
closure and sale. duly made and entered "a
the above entitled action. and bearing dats
the 18th day ~ December. 1915. !. IHl
UNDERSIGNED THE REFEREE In sad
Judgment named, will sell - public auc-
ton. At the Exchange sales Room. SOS. -
and Is Xesey Street. IN the Borough =
Nanhsttan. city Of New York. on ths ieth
day OF January. 1915. a. - O.ciocA noon
on that day. by L. j. Philips & Co. auc-
tiouecrs. the premises directed by sat-
Judgment % be sold and therein described
ss follows:
ALI those certain lots. pieces or psrcei.
~ land, situate. lying ana being 100 Chs
Borough OF Manhattan. 10 the CITY ~ Nrw
York aud bounded and described as 10
lows. BEGINNING at the corner formed ~
the Intersection OF the Nortner4F SIDE of
FsirVi@w Avenue with the Eas;erly s,de ~
Broadway; running thence Nor'herl}.
along the said Easteriy side = Broadway.
one hundred G00) feet; thence ka9tery.
At right angles 10 the Essteriy side OF
Southerly. parallel with the Easteriy sldp
Of Broadway. ninety and eighty-siN oue-
hundrsdths 0.s6D feet 20 the Northeriy
:. OF Fslryiew Avenue; thence N',ic. %
along the said Sortherly side OF F.irN '"
Avenue. one hundred and two ana fofr
one -hundredths 10000 feet TO The p'lut
OF place Of beginning.
Dated. New York. December 2tth tls.
ALGERNOS :. MORTON.
GOLDSMITH. con, Y. COLE q WEISS.
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
No 81 Brosdway.
Borough Of Manhattan,
New York city. \. Y
The follOwin Is diagram ~ the prop
erty 20 be sold The property is "a an;
and hos no str q number.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-18

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK RICHARD G. BONDf, Pl~iu-
,in. against JAMES A. LYNCH Ols.
In pursuance OF Judgment o. fore
closure and sale dub made and entered Pre-
the above entitled action. and h'arits .a.'
H. 18th DAY OF December. 1917. p. I'D. ID
UNDERSIGNED. the Referee IN said 'udf
ment named. will II, a. PUBIC auction.
~ the Exchange Sales-koom. sos a..
Is Vesey street. in the Borough ~ Nan
haitian. city OF Ne" YORK on tlie i'.. -, Ns
OF January 1916. al u o'clock noon Oh
hat day. by /. j. Philips s. Co. au'
tioneers the promises directed by sal
Judgment 70 be sold and therein described
ALL those certain lots. pieces or parcels
Of land situate lying snd being IN tho
Borough Of Manhattan. CITY q Sew forh'
b, uuded and described a. follows ~
GrNTING AZ a point on the Easterly sic'
- Broadway. distant one hundred (lVOp
feet Northerly from The corner formed D.
the intersection II the Northerly SIDE Or
Fatryiew Ayenu- with the said kssterly
side OF Broadway: running thence North
erly along the Fasteriy side OF broad"sy'
one hundred G0OJ feet. thence fastrrly'
az right angles 70 the SAID Lastery sla1
OF Broadway. one hundred GOOD 'eet.
thence Southerly parallel with the Last
erly side OF Broadway. one hundred 'l99l
feet. thence Westerly again ar tishF
angles 20 the E.steriy side % Broadway.
one hundred QO0) feet % the EasterlL
side Of Broadway. at the point or place OF
Dated. New York. December 2sth. 1918.
ALGERNON 5. NORTON.
GOLDSMITH. COHEN. COLE & WEISS.
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
30 81 Broadway,
Borough OF Mania tan.
Ne~ York CITY. y. Y
The following Is a diagram % the prop
erty 20 be sold. The property is tacent
and has no street number
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-18
HIDDEN BROOK FARM SOLD
Property at Rye was Country Estate
Of Charles Frohman.

Hidden Brook Farm, the country es-
tate Of the late Charles Frohmsn, con-
sstng Of about sixty acres Of land
with an old-fashioned farm house and
farm buildings, in Purchase Street, Rye,
". Y, has been sold TO Carl II. and
Walter =. Pforzheimer, dealers in
Standard Oil securities.
The house was remodelled for Mr..
Frohman by the late Stanford White.
and was owned jointly By Charles y.
Dillingham;. II is located in a neigh
borhood OF beautiful country estates.
The sale was negotiated through
Charles Field Grifen & Go.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-18
S7S.50O for Yonkers Parcel.

After spirited bidding, the parcel at
& and North Broadway, Yonkers,
four story brick building, with store,
or . plot 80 By COS feet, was sold 20
Uarora Norrissey for $7S.500
The sale. which was d Supreme Court
PARTITION auction, took place yesterday
in front Of the City Hall, fonkers.
Joseph 2. Day was the auctioneer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-18
Prosperous Year for Firm.

Douglas L. Gilman & CO.. in accord
ance with the established custom OF
the firm, gave its fourth annual dinner
10 the entire staff at the Maison Ar
thur. > Fast Forty-ffth Street, on Sat
urday evening. The profit sharing
plan announced At the former dinner
has been put into effect. Il was said
the firm has just completed its mos,
PROSPEROUS year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-18
ELEVEN
DROPS DARTMOUTH

Amherst. Mass, Jan. 17;-The Am
horst College football schedule ior inc
season of 1916 is featured by the ,r az,
sence of game with Dartmouth ms
Is the first time in a great many yea . >
that the Hanover eleven ma, mas hoS n%u
nlace on the Purple and Wnite ioo'D .ha
slate The action. was taken ~ r. az I,
student council, which decided thn' IL
was inadvisable TO continue I0o.D"ii ie
lations with Dartmouth. hdon va
substituted, and Is the only Tic" ''""'
on the schedule.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-18
Walsh and McAndrews in Draw.

philadelphia. Jan. !" ~ fIeoI.o
wr rni,"' lightweight champion Of IN tne
world. boxed draw with EDDIE Hf Samt
80 80 of this city. in a siX-round oo"'
"e Welsh cciinchcd FREQUENTLY 10 b 5@rJ
himself from stiff left labs ana ""''
RIGHT crosses 10 the body.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-18
srRRnGArEs NOTICES.

ny PTRSUANCE OF Az ORDER. OF
Honorable John = Cohs'sn' . S ,., ga, -
-, ,ba County OF New YORK. NOTICE ~
J.-sby given 20 au persons having claims
sosinst Martha B Whitrldg~. late ~ the
@.,rry Of. New York deceased. t1 pr sent
he same with vouchers thereof % the
ss,.,,.srr-l.rs AZ their place ~ transactlug
f-,.intes al he orlc. OF Whtridze Butler
& Eice. our attorneys SO. 59 VA street
~ I'M. CRY = New York on or before tas
Isl day % July. 1910. next
Dated. Sew YORK the -0th day u De-
cember. 1915.
DOUGLAS IT, THOMAS
FREDERICK W. HNlIRiDGE
Executors
VHITRIDGE. BUTLER 4 RICE.
Attorneys Tor Executors
% Wall ST.. New York city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-18
OARSMEk
TO MEET PRlNCETUN
Rowing Schedule for Varsity
and Second Crews Announced.

Cambridge. Mass, Jan. IL Harvard
and Princeton varsity crews VIII hieet
for the first time IN three years ~hen
they will compete on hpriI ~ a.
i IIiiive schedules. which were m
i,o',nced here tonight Harvard also
III meet Cornell IN Boston on May 20,
a va Vale at New London on June %.
any Tbe schedule for the second crew IS:
Anil 90. Princeton I'd, at Princeton;
Nav Il. American Henley, Fhiiadel-
pbia: June -, Yale ID, at Jew London
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-18
From The Tribune Bureau
Washington. January u.

From The Tribune Bureiul
washington. January H.
ARMY
II Col GEORGE DUNCAN. I'm IL. detailed
member General stan torp.. 10 take e1eei yAI. ~
Ma nSb5"t f,er.. d.psHner to take -sc
Feb 10 ! wee Ma william o JOHNSON in
spe.f1r general relieved from detail ben hat De-
parncat. % takr effect Ieb 2. Ma WILL
IANS report on Feb @ 20 commanding general.
Hawaiian Depsrimelr for duty a. aa,islsA, 10
O. s.rror ~ tIa department until relief o. Mai
El.NESr r. GOsE Inspector general on March
d. al,u Mai WILLIAMS Viii tecoms Inspector
MAJ Grj BEN MILLER. Med Corps. from
Amy Med. School. Wa.hlf s.ou. about March -.
10 San Francisco. aud sail about April 8 for
Me- KIM + P9n,NlAlL. Mel Corps. from
Ma '"' feBWiT WOLF BARRY 7 GIL.
ND. yAN POOLE. ROBERT p GRu ,B3Bii1.
EERGH CLEMENT 4 WHlrCoMB. GkOlGL
% CRABTREt. WILSON T pANi.S9!S,
R.yN0ND F METCALFE. EDWIN " RICH.
rsSFY r F@tkE 5AHEs IT. r EiTrE
WILLIAM J. HELLER 4ul CHARLIE, {.
HuIINGsi.LA. 40 CAPTAINS W ~ u MO y
MORSE. HAYWOOD $ HANsEGL JJNlCs G.
CHEGoRY CLARENCE Al ,oNNok. ~ " "
GRsSlNGEK aid tuNDoN {. McootNA'h.
course Ga army SOD service an correspondence
,chl0. for medical orirer,. y l%aseawcrh 49,
ieraf.I lu q. ~ e. 90 ta.r eret FEB. %
r. Myer. Feb. y. As @ NJ aud b. addition
assume charge CONSTRUCTION Nors y IT, Ns
VICE Cant EDWARD A. SIT RGIS q. VI g.,
to Front ROYAL and assume charge N keio4it
Depot and OF COZ .trucu.n work a. Nat DEPOT
r.Iieyirg Carf WARREN " WillrSlDE
Cspt LINWOOD D. HANSON s.h luf. detail q
u q ST. & 10 take erect Jan. p 90 - sem
r'ue.ng Cap. ERNEST s.. WHEELER
F.'t Lieut. WILLIAM r SCOTT -ist m. e.
tailed parole officer for llssip.iu4y tar-trEs -
f.srtuaorh Vice fir. L..lL ARTHUR W
HOLpERNISS. itI CAV.
NAVY
Lieut. n o. GHENr detached ~a'rani.n...
...... frf t.s.f orders
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-18
Building Plans.
Alterations.
Manhattan.

stores ard o'f-es. estafe - william Cfsst-gusf .
prem. owner. - Spalnhskc. - f''s Re-
arch foot fH".
BROADWAY " cor lsth s.. - siV v0-0f
ana ogeces sft Realty Co. fls Wee f1'h
owner. Workman Braun. ili hast 50.
architects -
5oTH ST. y = between F-osdHsy 81 seventh -f
~ srl ~ theatre. Winter Glr.rr e
prem. owner. II J Kfspp. IFS East lt'h
lGfAysrrs ST. cor Howard q. 20 r.
store and l1ff.. Alliance Rcs'v 90. lii br1a4-
way. owner; q Ke.'ey. Nonkcrs. J. sr'hi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-18

Tn. approximate amount OF the lien or
charge 10 satisfy which the above de-
scribed property IS 10 o. sofa - N4fl--.
vI+h Interest thereon from December !,
1915 together wiki costs and allowance.
Amounting ~ s35g7s. with Interest from
December -. 1915. together with the eN-
,,.,ses 81 the sale. Said premises VIII hs
Ia subject TO tho liens ~ unpaid taxes
srI easements now assessed against SAD
prenises and others, 20 be appor;ioned,
Interest as follows. On 1903 % lrst hsc
~ taxes for 1918. Interest from May =.
1918. al 10 per annum, on fs6S.05. second
half ~ taxes for 1918. interest from NO.
vember !. 1918. - 10 per annum, on
g $50. assessmcn, Tor constructing a tuu-
rei street interest from May y. 1915. o.
e per annum.
pated. New York December affh. 1915.
ALGERNON $. NORTON.
lsfer~e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-18

The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge 10 satisfy which the above de-
scr,bed property is TO be sold IL >l9.l2?
yrith Interest thereon from December :.
1915. together with costs and allowance,
amounting Il $359.Ts. With interest from
December l3. 1915. together with the eX-
peus-s OF the sale. said premises vii. b
sold subject 20 the liens u unpaid taxes
md assessments now assessed against said
premises and others. - be sppOrtioned.
amounting approximately 20 sJ.576.l 10. with
ir,ter.st as follows. on sq63 o. first ha {
OF taxes for 1915. interest from May /,
1915. at 1ee per annum. on ss63.05. second
half Of taxes for 1915. interest from No
v.mb.r +. 1915 81 10 per snnum. on
g. $50. assessment for constructing a tun-
rel street interest from May 6. 1915 a.
sF per @nnum ~
Dated. New York. December 24th. 1915.
ALGERNON 5. NORTON.
Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-18

The approximate amc unit O, the lien or
charge 10 satlsfi which the above de-
scr.1ed property - 20 be sold Is Sls.I22
with interest," thereon from December l.
1915. together with costs and allowances
.r1ountIrg " S355.7S. with interest from
December 49, 1915. together with the ex-
persrs OF the sale. said premises VIII be
soid sihiect 20 the liens Of unpaid taxes
anal ssmeuts now assessed against SAID
,r.n,ts.s and others. TO be spportioned.
su1unt.ng approximately 70 81 31o.l0. WIN
- 20 follows. on $500. hrst half q
49, 80 tstE Interest from MAY /. 1915.
ner annum. on f96305, second
Hsif = axes for 1915. interest from No
gerber /. 1915, az 10 per snnum, on
- "a assessment for constructing a tun-
81 street. Interest from May .. 1913. at
"a, per @nnum
Dated. New York. DecemOel 2tth. 1915.
ALCERNON S. NORTON.
Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-18
7fll66qrzA&ht
C% GrY1kkayad Rice

eo any such thing having abnormal vital
spark 'n"mc IN W follow? II the
hoS'on Braves while the
certainly sporting organization history barring possibly the old
oo ever had so much mbeded
ms the Braves have
ngs No two travelled together They
are living flames Their Astounding
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-18
Sales in Auction Rooms

By Joseph y. Day.
NEIL Az, : % Matthew az. 2 lrlo.ltr
50r936 vacant. q Hauser asy VI Tracy - q
Meier & Van Derseer. attys, " Dphos. ~.
due s. 1870 81 tars,. etc. 500 DC. % tie piainti-
ior $1,000.
b. H-rbrr, A. sherman.
DECATUR Az -. mas 205tn -, sorioo
cant. 4 " Bull AZ N Wonder Linden et Al =
p schencs ats. y n Day. ~. dIe. s. lfioii
ta1es etc ;3Cio2. 20 Ernst Meschirg f'r flls'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-18
The Brave Cast.

Nor they
always crimson Johnny wonderful And there is only
Maanve Sherry
Butch Schmidt sndD ck Rudolph.
We combination
They
to be of the Of he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-18
SHOWING OF PENN
FIVE A SURPRISE
Leads Basketball League with
Clean Slate-Yale at Bottom.

Pennsylvania and Yale resume the
Intercollegiate Basketball League race
tonight, when the Quakers meet the
Blue at New Haven. The Pennsylvania
five so far has been the surprise Of the
league because Of its victories over the
Princeton and Cornell teams.