New York A C Wins 200 Yard Relay After Sprint Finish
At Madison Square Garden the New York Athletic Club combo led by C M Daniels defeated Illinois A C and New York A C partner H J Handy in a 200 yard relay. Daniels pulled away at the end to win by about fifteen yards as crowds watched a busy sports show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Handy
Michocls Athletic Club
C. D. Trubenbach
New York Athletic Club
Sportsmahi
Madison Square Garden
C. M. Daniels
Bud" Goodwin
Athletic Club
Daniels
Chicago
Walter Sports
Volunteer Life Saving Corps
Arthur Holden
St. John's School
Manlius
Heekskill Mlitary School
C.F. Busch
Sohe
Iture
Handy
James Tirley
Commodore Levy
E. Law
Baldwin
Campbell
Ford
Steinhoff
EB. Law
R.C. Leonard
E. J. Mills
C. J. McCarthy
P. D. Frazer
G. Laranchy
R. G. Leonard
E. B. Rice
Co. J. McCarthy
W. Ehrich
R. I. Mills
A. Marsh
H/ Friedman
E. F.todd
Daly
New York S .A
DeLoiselle
West Side Y. M. c
King
Bohth Beach S. C
McCahill
Bath Beach
S. C
Paly
New York S. A
McCloskey
Ferber
Curran
New York
Hutlinger
Bath C
Danah
Bud Goodwin
A. C
Illinois
A. Caane
Trubenbach
R. C. Leonard
J. Mills
Boa ts planner to organize harness and events at Speedway
The article notes plans for a harness themed season with a two week meeting at the Speedway Clubhouse. It mentions the Association of New York and efforts to boost night port interest, plus a parade and horse show as part of entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speedway
Hotel Cal
Beets Association of
New Yor
Nght
Reid
Garvi y Machine Co Auto Repairs Offer
Spring and Varickets in My City advertises car overhauls with first class parts. The shop promises reasonable terms, trained experts, and complete service for foreign and domestic cars. A Fairbanks price list and contact number 2807 are shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garviy Machine Co
Beli
Fiat
Peice
Fairbanks
Automobile Addresses and Dealers Reference Page
A compact roll of Cleveland and New York auto firms lists dealers and garages with addresses and phone numbers. Entries include The Cleveland Motor Co at 1880 Col CORBIN, MOTOR MART at 624 31 Way, and Bryant street listings for multiple firms such as MOBILE CO and BROADWAY locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TAN CO
Byant. Garage CO
Jains
N. Y
Giants In The Game Regs Play With Regulars In Dallas Sat
Marlin Texas February 4 The New York Giants field their regular lineup for the first time this season facing the Colts pitching by Malarkey and Mathewson Malarkey allowed two hits while Mathewson twirled three scoreless innings Bresnahan sustains hand injuries and may miss a day or two Needham replaces him at catcher Four players on the hospital list Crandall Ames and others affected Regular team to perform in Dallas Saturday Batteries Malarkey Crandall and James Mathewson Ames Bresnahan Needham Umpire McGinnity
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Marlin
Texas
McGraw
Mathewson
Colts
Bill Malarkey
Matty
Malarkey
West Point
Cadets
Sammy Strang
Donlin
Tenney
Crandall
Ames
Slnb
Roger Bresnahan
Fred Merkle
Bresnahan
Needham
Little Devere
Herzog
McKinney
Dallas
Nine Chicago NL champions start spring training trip
Nine members of the Chicago National League Baseball club, current world champions, left Chicago for West Baden Indiana where Spring training begins tomorrow. Manager Frank Chance led the party and after a few days the full squad will proceed south for a series of exhibition games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
West Baden
Ind
Frank Chance
Fordham baseball schedule includes Harvard this year
Fordham unveils its 1920 season with Harvard on the slate while Cornell and Pennsylvania drop out. The order lists games at Fordham against Vermont Yale Poly Holy Cross Columbia Notre Dame Villa Nova and more with dates in April May and June at multiple venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fordham
Harvard
Cornell
Pennsylvania
New Yorkers
Vermont
St. John’s College
Yale
Polo Grounds
Princeton
Poly Institute
Holy Cross
Cambridge
Worcester
Norwich University
Northfield
Dartmouth
Hanover
West Point
Columbia
Virginia
Georgetown
Seton Hall
Carlisle
Lafayette
Washington
Notre Dame
Villa Nova
Easton
Bucknell
g—Weesleyan
Middletown
Indoor Carnival Entries Flood New York Athletic Club Meet
More than 1000 entries received for the New York Athletic Club indoor carnival at Madison Square Garden on Tuesday evening, March 10. Nearly 100 colleges enter. twenty three events on the program with multiple relays and handicaps. notable races include two mile team race NYAC vs Boston Athletic Association and the 2400 yard Military Relay among regiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Athletic Club
Madison Square Garden
Boston Athletic Association
Inter-Settlement
Slosson Beats Cassignol In 500-Point Billiards Test
Louis Cassignol, French billiard champion, loses to George F. Slosson 500 to 126 in a 10 game 18.2 balkline match at Slosson’s Twentytwo Street academy. Slosson dominates after the fourth inning with 329 consecutive points and breaks Sut ton’s Chicago score of 308. Cassignol underperforms compared with his recent practice game against Foss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Cassignol
George F. Slosson
Twenty-second Street
Broadway
Slossoi
Eugene ‘Sutton
Chicago
Cassignol
Wilson P. Foss
Slosson
Cacsienol
Iss
Baldilg Defeats Bradley in Three-Cushion Match
W H Baldilg defeated D I Bradley 25 to 1 after eighty one innings in Maurice Daly's Academy tournament last night. Each player made a high run of 2 points. Tonight's contest between S FE Ditman and Mr Baldug appears on the card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Baldilg
D. I. Bradley
Maurice Daly
Academy
S.fe
Ditman
Mr. Baldug
Manhattan College Beats Rutgers in Narrow Victory at De La Salle
Manhattan College defeated Rutgers College 31 to 18 at De La Salle Gymnasium on Finy ninth Street and Sixth Avenue. Scorers include Van Keurns with two points and Donohue and Rice with three, amid fouls by Murray as referee Thorpe. Time of halves was twenty minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan College
Rutgers College
de la Salle Gymnasium
Finy-ninth Street
Sixth Avenas
Manhattan
Rutgers Mstral Sage
Segoine
van Keurns
Gracy
Thorpe
Donohue
V. Keurns
Rice
Best
Murray
Mr. Thorpe
T. Malone
Crescents Edge Public School 82 In One-Goal Basketball Tilt
The Crescents of Christ Church defeated Public School 82 11 to 10 at PS 82 on West 35th Street yesterday afternoon. Notable players include Jacobs Schlossman Kaftsky Chaitowiltz Rabinowitz Kawb and Morgan for PS 32, with Posithon and Waydin Schlossman among Crescent players. Referee was Mr. Pepper. Fifteen minute halves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescents of Christ Church
Public School
West Thirtyfifth
Crescenta
Posithon
P.S
Jacobs
Jackson H. Schlossman
Waydin A. Schlossman
Kaftsky Chaitowiltz
Rabinowitz
Morgan Kawb
Maloney
A. Schlossman
J. Kinowitz
Kaw
Williams Beats Brown 22–14. title to be decided at Williamstown
Williams defeated Brown 22 to 14 in the final game of the season to finish last in the New England Intercollegiate League. The league championship will be decided next Saturday in Williamstown between Wesleyan and Williams.
Phillies Train for Savannah Ahead of National League Season
The Philadelphia National League team and 26 officials departed for Savannah to train before the season. They return later in March and, starting April 8, play a seven game series with the Philadelphia American League team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Savannah
German Benz Wins Ormond Beach 125 Mile Auto Race
Louis Bergdoll of Philadelphia drove the German Benz to first place in the 125 mile amateur race at Ormond Beach. Samuel B Stevens led early in the Fiat Cyclone before rocker arm failure after seventy miles slowed the field. A Christie entry retired with engine trouble, while other incidents included a Packard fire sparked by a blown magneto and a Hotchkiss racer fire near the judges stand. Bergdoll finished the loop in 1 hour 53 minutes 30 seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Ormond
Fla
Benz
Louis Bergdoll
Philadelphia
Samuel B. Stevens
Mike Ormond Beach
Beach
Harry Levey
Automobile Club of America
Columbia Swimmers Best In Dual Meet Victory Over CCNY
Columbia University defeated the College of the City of New York 39 to 14 in swimming at CCNY natatorium. Columbia also won the water polo 4 to 1. Karl Schmitt of CCNY did not swim due to studies but later swam a 220 yard leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia University
College of the City of New York
Columbia
City College
Karl Schmitt
Schmitt
Cnet
Mullin
Babcock
Arkush
Matz
McKinlay
Cc. C. N
Becker
Stern
Kohn
Morris
Frank Mullin
Guiteras
Goond
Werner
Col
Morris, Co. C. Ortier da
Sfeonnes
MacKinlay
Larkin
Metropolitan District Cricket League Holds Annual Meeting
Delegates from New York cricket clubs gathered at the St. George Wheelmen club rooms for the Metropolitan District Cricket League annual meeting. A proposed three faction system was defeated narrowly. The Staten Island Club, a multi year winner, announced plans to retire members but stays active for the next season. Officers elected included President Alfred Yurrrill Brooklyn, Vice President Dr. E V Brenda, Treasurer B P Kelly. Executive Committee members from Brooklyn Columbia Gresham Bensonhurst Thistles Staten Island Yonkers Manhattan Win aries Prospect Park Veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Metropolitan District Cricket League
St. George Wheelmen
Desposal
Tule
Staten Island
Pst
Lais
N Montclair
Alfred Yurrrill
Brooklyn
E. V. Brenda
BP. Kelly
Burke Dominates New York Hand Tennis Aces
Walter A. Burke displayed top form at the New York Athletic Club courts with a 21 ace single service in beating W. L. Stow 25 10 25 15. Burke carries a 5 ace handicap while Stow has 14 aces, allowing Burke to start at scratch and Stow nine under. Dr Samuel McCullagh, handicapped at seven aces, won a three set match over A Arewell 24 25 23 15 25 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter A. Burke
New York Athletic Club
W. L. Stow
Stow
Burke
Samuel McCullagh
A. Arewell
Yale Crew Begins Daily Harbor Practice
Yale University crews started daily practice on the harbor in New Haven. Two eight oared boats already trained, with the first lineup featuring Griswold Ide Howe Miller God ley Rice Graham and Auc hincloss as stroke to bow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Griswold
Ide
Howe
Miller
Godley
Rice
Graham
Bow
Auchincloss
Receiver named for Chicago New York Electric Air Line firms
Judge C Richter of the Laporte Circuit Court appointed George F Mull of Indianapolis receiver for the Chicago New York Electric Air Line Company the Co operative Construction Company and the Goshen South Bend and Chicago Railway Company Also named as defendants are the Western Securities Company the Gary and Interurban Company and the Hancock Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago-New York Air Line
Laporte
Ind
C. Richter
George F. Mull
Indianapolis
Chicago-New York Electric Air Line Company
Co-operative Construction Company
Goshen, South Bend, & Chicago Railway Company
Western Securities Company
Gary & Interurban Company
Hancock Company
National Bank Note Receipts and Public Revenues Reported
National bank notes redeemed total 1 082 dollars with government receipts from internal revenue 493 980 dollars and customs 177 419 dollars. Miscellaneous items amount to 179 823 dollars as expenditures reach 1 600 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interborough Directors Hail Financing and Dividend Change
Interborough Rapid Transit Company directors plan a regular meeting to discuss financing the April 15 million note maturity and potential dividend increase to 10 percent. A special stockholders meeting is set for March 17 to authorize a 50 million bond issue, with about 20 million sold now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Interborough
Machinists’ Strike Costly Across Chicago Great Western
President Stickney reports to London stockholders that the prolonged machinists strike cost the Chicago Great Western substantial losses. He notes earnings would have matched the prior year’s half if not for the four months of strikes, with a 15.5 percent drop on those months. Management faced union leadership that ignored company and national union orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Great Western
Stickney
Road
London
New Trust Co Presidents Shake Up
The Columbia Trust Company directors elected Willard V. King to succeed Robert S. Bradley as president, with King set to assume office March 23. C. C. Dickinson, acting president, becomes president of Carnegie Trust Company, replacing Leslie M. Shaw. Fred Parker is named vice president and P. Sheridan becomes treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Trust Company
Clark Williams
Willard V. King
New York Trust Company
Robert S. Bradley
King
Leslie M. Shaw
Carnegie Trust Company
C. C. Dickinson
Shaw
Dickinson
Fred Parker
P. Sheridan
Copper dividends cut shadow mining firms stretch profits
The Calumet and Hecla Company reduced its quarterly dividend from 510 to So per share while Wolverine Mining lowered its payout to 5 per share. Barney & Smith Car Company held the common dividend at none, while preferred stock received a 2 percent quarterly dividend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calumet and Hecla Company
Durin
Boston
Wolverine Mining Company
Barney & Smith Car Company
Mexico Expldération Mines Acquire 1.5 Million Acres in Sonora
The Mexico Expldération and Mining Company announced that it has acquired mining concessions totaling 1,500,000 acres in Sonora. Epes Randolph, Harriman's Mexico representative, is a director. The Harriman railway line in Mexico runs about 75 miles through this mining track. the group controlling the company holds stock in the Douglas Copper Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Epes. Randolph
Companies Incorporated in Albany Listing New York Firms
A daily list from Albany shows numerous incorporations across New York and Brooklyn. Firms include William H. Searle Company in ivory trade with a 1,000,000 pound capital, American Diatomite Company in mining at 450,900 dollars, and Wilkes-Barre-Lushing Royalty Company with 60,080 dollars capital, among many others with varied directors and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Albany
William ‘H. Searlch
New York
W. Spencer Robertson
Eighth Avenue
Ross A. Mackey
St. Johns Place
Brookyn
Seney Plummer
Park Avenue
American Diatomite Company
John C. Houston
John W. King
Park Row
Charles Pp. Edd
Stuyvesant Avenue
Mallett “Automatic Weighing Machines Company
Capital
George H. Mallett
Chiambhia Con
Charles J. Bhenedu
Asvsau Sirett
York
Herbert Mail
Westchester N
Citizens' Properties Company
Neow_ York
Harry BK. Réemler
New Rochelle
Westchester County
Carles B. Rudolph, Jr
Javidson Avenue
John J.halsey
West Wes Street
Mackey-Abti Pee
Cnsurance Capital
Clinton Mackey
Grand Avenue
Lefferts F Place
Brooklyn
Wight V. T
Wiest
George D. Graves
Fortyfourth
Wilkes-Barre-lushing Roalty Company
Hert Woodward
Amsterdam Swartz
George A “S ‘Ummings
Weert
New
Phe
Stewart Wreneh
Anon Ny
Schenectady
Walli
Whimsy
N.Y
T Publishing
Richard
H. Smith
Charleside
Willam
Selden
Broadway
Clark Multiple Engine Company
Dea
Witt C. Hay
White Plains
W Fester
E. Maben
Monroe Street
L. Ehrhardt
Naston
Dion Realty
Company
William F. Norton
West 125Th Street
James Jo Eitzpatrick
Th Street
John J. Mooney
S. Sto- Laftras
O S Laffray
A. Johnson
West Twentyfourth Street
Flachneb
Goldstein & Greenhere
Louiis Flachner
Morris Goldstein
Joseph Greenberg
Blake Avenue
Westchester Independent Publishing Company
Francis P. McQuade
William J. McInroe
West 189Th Street
William ©. Parsons
Fifth Avenue
Victor Freunds & Son, Incorporated
David S. Yankauer
East Eighty-second Street
Maurice V. Freund
East Eightyfirst Street
Edwin D. Babbitt
Yonkers
N. Y
Beebe & Smith, Incorporated
Thomas H. Cunningham
Weighty
East Ninety-second Street
Henry Schmeidler
Accident Bulletin Company
James L. Moore
Sixth Avenue
William T. Hope
Fiftileth Street
Frederick W. Mills
Palisade Avenue
Jersey City
N. J
Liberty Patrol Company
New_York
Gelsomino Borrillo
First Avenue
James V. la Sata
Second Avenue
Leo Liederman
East 110Th Street
Kellwood Realty Company
Thomas Cunningham
East 156Th Street
John Newman
Nellie Newman
Fox Street
Herron & Lohmann
Lawrence Saxland
East 127Th Street
Anthony Cume Ming
College Avenue
Henry Schoenherr
Hart Street
Borough Furniture Company
Abraham Perelman
Eldridge Street
Isidore Luberstein
East Second Street
Abraham Penziner
Graham Avenue
Isaacson & Friedman. Incorporated
Rare Cahn
Gates Avenue
Easidteth
Hill Manufacturing Company
Sones Eaenee B. Stiles
Nework
Henry D. Merchant
Ann Arbor Railroad dispute seeks 1 281 500 profit in suit
Horton C. Rorick files suit in Michigan courts alleging profit of about 1 281 500 from the Ann Arbor purchase and a transfer of control to the Detroit Toledo and Ironton Railway. The case names Hollins Co and Kleybolte Co among others and centers on notes pledged to secure a loan and an offset against rail road claims. The Ramse y committee and other noteholders weigh options to avoid litigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit, Toledo, & Ironton Railway
H. B. Hollins & Co
Hollins & Co
Michigan
Horton C. Rorick
Spitzer & Co
Ann. Arbor
Rorick
Kleybolte & Co
Ann .Arbor
Detroit, Toledo & Ironton
Purch
George M. Cummings
George W. Young
Ann Arbor
Joseph Ramsey, Jr
Hollins
Wabash
Ramsey Committee
EF. Rollins Morse
Tin market soars on Dutch sale expectations in London
London headlines report a dramatic tin rally after Dutch year end sales outlook reduced near last year. Spot price opened at £29 14s and surged to £135 by close, with bears covering and bulls buying throughout the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
U S Rubber Plans Refunding 50 Percent Notes
The United States Rubber Company will refund 50 percent notes maturing March 15 through arrangements with J P Morgan Blair Co and the First National Bank. A new eighteen month issue at 5 percent will be issued with net quick assets not less than 15 million. The old issue started at 12 million and was cut by 4 million. The new notes are to be sold to bankers at a cost up to seven percent interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Rubber Company
J. P. Morgan & Co
Blair & Co
First National Bank
Foreclosure Suits Filed Against Steamship Lines in Boston
The American Trust Company of Boston filed foreclosure suits in the U S Circuit Court for the mortgages on the Consolidated Steamship Lines of Maine and the Metropolitan Steamship Company. The Consolidated Lines of Maine faces $60,000 and the Metropolitan Company $2,000,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
American Trust Company of
Boston
Morigie
Hondholders
Consolidated Steamship Lines
Onraine
Metropolitan Steamship Naa
Morse Lines
United States Circuit Court
Consolidated Lines of Maine
Metropolitan Company
Illinois railroads plan major consolidation Reuters style
Illinois, Iowa and Minnesota Railway proposes merging with Rockford Belt Railway and subsidiaries. The new Chicago Milwaukee and Gary Railway Company will have a capital of 10 million dollars under W H Seaman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
W. H. Seaman
Illinois, Iowa & Minnesota Railway Company
Rockford Belt Railway
Milwaukee & Gary Railway
Texas & Pacific Chief Arrives for Improvement Talks
General Manager Thorne of the Texas and Pacific Railway reached the city yesterday for conferences with New York officers and the Gould interests on the improvement work ordered by the State Corporation Commission affecting Texas railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorne
Texas & Pacific Railway
Texas
New York
Gould
Texas & Pacific
State Corporation Commission
Investment loan offer and contract notices in a scattered ad page
An 80 000 loan over two years for investment appears among brokered notices, with references to security and furnishings. Other fragments show a stenography school sale, a painting contracting inquiry seeking yearly house painting and plastering work, and a lawyers and bankers corporation notice, all from a damaged classified page.
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Thubenbach
Chichago
Goodwin
New York A. C
ST. John
Jon¢s Wee Eeewenee
F. Bagdon
Reene
F. Busgh Ween Renee
Barvol Ee
N Lingerke
Peekbeil Military Academy
R. W. Ber Fon
Christopher
Bartholome Ra
Ieee Eee
Gibbons
Htan
Lautel A. C
Addtry
Eautomobiles
Sayers
Autogar
Corbin
Col Garf
Porile Gans
Wiss Impirt CO
Jackson & Gli
Dex
LO Loziar
J. Scott. “Motor ¢ Co
St. Tel
Ap Nuthworth Co
3. Inc
Y. Tel
Prhaes
L Way
Thst
Is Co. O
Mwerr
Bway & Col
Adway
Giants
K.H
Cole
Veetar
Malarcey
James
McGinnity
Baldilg
Bradley
Rutgers
P. S
Williams
Brown
Phillies
Auto Benz
Florida Beach
Fiat Cyclone
Stevens
Bissel
Maratin
Csesac
Eiayay
H.-D. Pq
POLO
Ees Vale
N. A. Goodwyn
Esiaie
L. A. Brown
C. L. Hoeslng
Wenceke
Metropolitan Cricketers Meet
Yale Oarsmen
the Treasury Balances
Interborough Financing
Great Western
NEW Trust CO
W. V. King
The
Companies
Calumet and
Hecla, Act
Toledo
Ann Arbor Road
Arbor Purchase
U.S
Illinois Railroads Combine
Texas & Pacific Conference
Purchase and Exchange
Antique Furniture Exchange
West 28Th St
Droadway
Brunswick- Balke-Collender Co
R. R
Eve
Rapids
New York State
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Foot Office
HI Mount & Robertson, Makers
Beavor ST
T. G. Sellew
Fulton ST
Maiden Lane
Bolyn
Fit& Material Guard
Woodruff Co
York Safe& Lock CO
J. M. Mossman
John
Tunawritape
Rebalit
Sears
Typewriter Exchange
Barclay St. Tel
Cort
California
Doses Mercantile Co
Los Angeles
Cal
Finn Bros
Franklin St
Cortlandt
Central Typewriter Exchange
Nathan's
Lyons
Fellows
Fellows & Smith
Westchester and
Third Avenues
New York City
Standard. Adjustment CO
Platiron
P.O. Freene
Lanj
Ards
Dris Seligin
Ares
Lawyers & Bankers Corp
Rerio Termane
Gernen
Metropolis
B'ways
16Th St
Froebel Normal
Earle’s Collegiate Prep
West 96Th St
Incorporated Institute
Times Square
James & Holmstrom
E. 14Th St
Steinway and Sohmer
West 14Th St
Bet
Steinway
Sohmer, Weber, Gabler
Horace Waters
Weser Bros
Sturz Pianos
Beld
Directron
Weee
Lincoln
334Th St St
Block _ Enat of of
Pargains
Sohmer
Weber
Upwseld
Winterroth
East 14Th St
Stirling
W. S6th St
Central Park
Ernest Buttrick
Englewood, N.J
United States District Court, Southexn
District of New York
James . Moore
Cafe Francis
Pure Puant
Allegei
Charlies
Showgood
United States
West 23d St
Borough of Manhattan
City of New York
Cafe
Francis
S6th St
City of
West 28d St
S5th St
35Th St
March Sth
Edward G. Benedict
Tit
United States District Court
Vandam Street
Varick Street
State of New York
Thompson Pie
James A. Thompson
Marshall S. Hagar
Finch & Coleman
Nassau Street
United States District Cort
Charles M. Percival
Louis Lichtenberg
Charles Shongood
Leonard Street
Borough of
ETER B_ OLNEY
Charles. L. Greenhall
Curt
Leon Noel
Charlie Shengood
Morningside’ Avenue
Morningside Avenue
Charles L. Comn
Leonard Bronner
District Court OF the United States
Southern District of New York
Rieger, Kapner & Altmark
Chas. Shewgood
J. S
Leonard St
Frederic C. McLaughlain
Reciver, James
Schtll & Elkus
Wankeurtey
Moses
Blorkin, Hankrupe
Banka
Cerita Ae A. M
Itu
Whattan
Cansis
FUCHE
Mrsa
Schell
Proadwar
Vf LaksshLi
Te Judes
District Court of the
Louis Selle
Cttr
Sinta
Listrier
Zibe
Avi
A. D
Louis Shitty
Bankrupe
David- Rosenthal
Notary Public
Judes
Unite States Court House
Wea
Shell
George C. Holt
Thos. Alexander
S District Court
Isaac D. Rothschild
William Rothschild
Rothschild Brothers
William L. Rothschild
United States Court House
Post Office
Batlding
Ae John J. Townsend
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