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8
WEES BREAK EVEN
Great Pitching Marks Double-
Header with Cleveland.
FORD IN HIS BEST FORM
Hughes and Kaler Give Remark
able Exhibition in the
Second Game.
Three pitchers. Ford. Hugtiei and Kaler.
MM The. "fan?" who paw the Yankees
vrrak 'yen in a double-reader with Cleve
land yesterday th«» finest exhibition or
isllllaal that has been ?een v"v "* roabollts in
MM rJaM. With Ford in the box the
Yankees walked away ■•* tho first gam»
by a Fcor« of I to 1. HuKhes took an
ascension ■ the eleventh inning of the sec
ond. allow ins the Na;-s to score five runs
and capture the fifa* by a score of * to 0.
Russell Ford was easily the brightest
*tar in the constellation^ He made eleven
■I the Naps walk the plank by the way
of --r Strike ont rout.- in the first tamo.
and sJlow<l °nl> three hits, two of th«»m
bcinp credited Jo I^ajole While old Cy
Younß pitched pretty pood ball, be could
not k*>e up the pac«» which the yours
Tank" twirW F*»t Youns allowed eipht
hits, which ho tailed to keep scattered.
KaJrr and Hushes had a keen battle in
the second frame, and the strticK!* 1 was
more or le«=s of ■ draw lint i Hughes
weakened' In the eleventh] Tom did not
allow the Naps a ■'• until the tenth inn
!r.c Only one Cleveland player reached
Bra* in the first nine lnnines and he sot
a .-. on Austin's error The end came in
the eleventh, when three bunched hits.
coupled with ■ pass or so and an error.
tallied five runs. Kaler kept up an even.
Etjsady pait. holding his opponents to three
hits for eleven inninc*. The Yankees had
Fever«l ;r,n! opporttmit to win the pame,
hut th- Cleveland twlrler was invincible
with mejj on. 'he base?.
Th« Naps started off bravely enoueh.
Fcorinc a run in the first Inning of the
fr«t earn* Turner hit the first ball pitched
for a iloul '•■■ .(long the first base line and
FToie third. Although ' mason fouled out
t« Austin. Turner took a lone chance ana
scored on a short passed ball, making a
beautiful «-!id<\ Tliat was the best the
visitors ro'jjd do.
The Yankees tied th* score in the second
liriue. when Knicht sineled and went clear
to thirfi on a ■. ild pit<-h. I^aporte was out
to Stovai'. imaFSißt«>d. Knißht Bcorlng. An
other run ... added in the sixth. Daniel?
*in;rlin:r. tnKinc pecond. on an error and
fhirtl on a wild pitrli. He tallied on
« haces lone Baerifice fly to Thompson.
ford's Irip!« started mon trouble in the
richttu and aitliou^li lie was held on Third
•while ... AVoirer were put out
Krunn fwrnbled i 'hash's r - md< ■' and Ford
Feared. Ha! sr-M s life at first on the error.
took se«-nnd on 7<nlc!it's single and scored
<--> fjaport* - safe drive to left f^ld.
Xhe scond same was w bitter contest
for ten inni?ic=. with each team fisrhtinis
tr>oth arid i>ail for tbe advsniar* 1 . Kites
p..t the fircr i,it for <h» visitors in the
"«•■• jrminr. T,ai"ie followed him with an
other Niles takins third The latter tried
to ?rore nn Siovall's prounder to I^port^,
\«cA was out at the plated In •.■.-.•■■
Insr. however, the Naps pot to Hughes
Althourh Ball ard Lord were easy outs.
Ka!f-r singled to f»mrp fi*»W Turner drew
a papf. tad Thomason beat out an Infield
bit. fniinc ihe bases. Niles singled to rieht
field, scoring Kaler -*.v<l Turner. K'lierit
fumbled Lajoie's £rounner a n.l Thomason
scored. -:-,.- . singled to centre. scoring
Niles ar.d l^joie.
The score for,.-»^;!:
vrP.?T GAME
STEW YORK. i CLEVET^NT
abrlbpoa*; ibrlbpcae
T'sni'lr. U 412 1 l»o;Turnci "b.. 411 ] in
''ilt»r. rf ♦ " f . I ft <• T'Tns'>n.rf.<-f 40 ci r. O0
Chate. 1b..311 6 94 Kile* lf 4 <"i r, 3 00
Kn!ch». ff 312 3 20]l_«joic. 2\s.. 302 S 4 1
yj*v>r.-rt*. 2b 4o i 1 Btoval lr .2 00 U On
Cre*. cf . SO 0 (i no Bhsrn. f.if JOO 1 on
Austin a r>nn •' r, i-i Knaupp «g ■?. no 3 12
Hi.r*nr\. fr, noij OO A<ia!T>s. <•. .. 300 23 0
Fort. r-... "12 n 30jToung. p. . 3no ft 30
''talc -<••;«: «« Totals. 91 34 12 8
>'*•■» Yor'« o i 0 6 O 1 9 2 I— 4
C !*'. < 'lßrij 1 .' .'1 •■. 4, I. •« 1, 11-1
Tvn- hsse hits— l>im*r, nari«'s -»■» bay
Ht-Fort Sj>rriSc» fly— Chaw PtrtVn heees—
Tvrrier. Knirht Iv-ft e n ba.^s- n*ve]and. 2:
X«m* Y>-rk. :>. Fi-st base on errors— \-^. York
o r»oub!F play— Knight and <~has». Si rock out
- By Y-.ur.ff. 2; b\ F<v-J. 11. Bases <n balls—
Off Port. 1. «rr rouns. I. mid pitoh^s— Voung
Pris^.j h»u_<swe#n<»j-. Time— l:37.
PECOXD GAME.
« L.EVETMXD. NEK YORK
abribpoaf. abrlbnoa*
Turner. -!- 4|« << ,T <i Dtgniels. If SOI 3 O0
ihnm'fnn.rf:. I ]' . no.Wnlior rf . 411 11 •> 00
•■"f. If--- ''i: 2 OO Chase, 1b... 40D15 1 ci
l.*y>i*. 2b r» 1 r ;; 2<>Knipht -« 30 1" 1 84)
•-'■•'all. lb ;.(111.1 1 <• T,fir-rt<\ 2b. SOU I 2 «
Bir'ham.cf 4 <k« 4 fi<i« re* «f. ... 401 3 «> 11
Ball r«... 4 .....,., AuMin. ."t< . 2o<t " 4 1
I.aii'i. ...... -<• i» «i 2•• Oij.r .- 4 11 . 1 St AllA 11
Ka'er. 1... II "•"•■■.-■ 300 o ••<(
; 'Roa-h 1 11 11 0 no
Total?. .4tr. 7 :;s 13 n Total? 33 0333 17 1
•Kati^.j ror HuxiieE in the eleventh inninp.
11 " .1 'i 11 11 r« n 11 n ". ",
Nc " V.M,. «<t .. 1. (i ,t <i 0 -. ». c
=a-r:fi.«- - Au«tin. Import- Btolei fiaee -
Ta.i'.K \jtn on I«se»— Oevcland. 3 Wiv fork
< First hatr on frmr-^C>nt<lani) 1 Struck out
■ K> Kfi!er. «; by H«:h<-?. 7 Basec ..n ba!!"= -
pJT,Kaler. 2; ■•_■-• Tim<- ].:.-. J"ni
;;!<?— KpdJi amJ O'Lourhlin.
ATHLETICS TROUNCE TIGERS
Coombs I:, Invincible and Holds
Detroit to One Run.
PhUaOelnhhj, A-c. '' PI II i* Ip ia easily
l^at D*>lroiT to-da\ l«y* » score of 7 1o 1.
Th*> honv? team hit :■■;■-- <sr-liv<»r>- j
hard, w'-iilo Coombs was *»ff<?cU\-e. Jack
BheriJan. < !,i<~f of staff of th<» American
l,'apti«--".« u'njiitff":. "■■■-■ baf^c in
Ow absapn«> of Esan. T\^ latter «U li
F4~nrd to ibr stiles hrre, l>ut ha<= failed to
r^"''»
- The omrn fOllOtl'S:
r!ir..ii'K].n!iA. ijetroit.
at> r 11> pi * * ab r lbpo» *
LrrO.' If..'. .*.<• 1 :: <»«» D J-"". if. 4 .... 200
O'd-ire. . r ;. <1 t :: I n f k-ham». 2b 4 .to 22 ;
« o-lins.l'h :.i 2 •■ r.0c.h1.. .f .4111 -.<•
Rakor. 3b. 4 2 :< 2 "«> < ;a w foni. rf . .Too 41. I.
Tttyte. -lb. i'• «• 0 0«l Moriart y. 3b. 4<»3 221
Slorphy.Tf.*O 2 <• oOJnunh.ss 4•• 1 12"
t fen >.!■«. 32 22 1 I JT. Jones. lb.~ 3 «•« 70 0
Lapp. f.. "2 1 7 1 OjSchmldt. c."i. :t o■- 4■■ ■•
CntPi.c . ;. 4•■ T, O 111 Ci:n-,1W!?, p.. 2" 1 ii I'•
\V< rk=. j> 000 Him
!*Lathers 1 •• <> ihmi
Trials. .."7 7 IT. 27 1" 1 | Totals V.2 ■ • "*23 7 2
■Collins out: Mt hy Lait^.i ball. -:TiaUo\ for
Suiii'mers in eisluii itinin?.
I'bilad^lphis •• 2 <• ■_ 2 . ■ 1 i. 3C— 7
l^«?trr.i.t. 'i (< •> i. I. <• ,i i, ;— ]
. Hn>— «»f| Su:nni^is. IT> in 7 inn!iiß«: off Wor»s,
r^n«> in ] Jnnit:*.. Two-bas* j,its Irinc. <V>l
line. Thn+-<jm** I'll ... Sa'Tili<«> hit —
I4aro- l"i::bir plays- l-aj»p and Collins; . , .^injj
ard ciiirt. l>fl «.n »ia^» s — I<f.roit. '. Phila-j
■»l<-ij>]ii». I'irs-i lit.s" <,n orr'ir- I^-tr-iit. 1.
Stm«* «>ut — !:>• Summers. ?.; j.y Coombs. "•-
Wt<,l'-;i l«t«- «'oirb. fa— s <i!, la.ls — On* Sim I
n»*rF. J: <:fl l-toombE. 2. Wild plti-h- Summers, j
Tiiii«- - i '1. I'jnpJrrc— Connolly ... Sheridan.
ST. LOUIS. 4. WASHINGTON, 0.
Washington; Aug. L Petty pitched KiM
*-dfrt-d ball 10-da St. l»uis shutting out
lV«fitiin£t< d l>y a scotte of 4 t>» 0. Groom
was wild and Ineffective, pivhiß way to
• .-< . . who dM better. 7'iirer fa.st doubfa
plavJß by ti:e \ isitors kept th«^ Senators from
j-'<iriiiK.
Tlie scort- follows:
HT. LOUTS. ! WASHINGTON.
■ at. rlb|»a< abr 1 1 > po s»■
Tru*> -i>- -" " ■♦ .'■ <• -Milan, if... . 4li 1 2 <>O
St..n.. If.. I* 2 s «...>.-.,.-. 2b. SO I 1 31 j
V>«'oi. Hi 3 1 <• 11 nolGonroy. If.v: 4.. 2 4 no
-.- it - ■' .'. -. 1 I ii" <.->... , ' . . .TOO 1 nO ;
Illanz'l. 3ta 4 1 2 ■• •OJSlcßiid^.'sK. 4« < . 2 4ii !
\\ai>. ss ;. ,■ 3 2 4« I KiUi I M. :;>.. a «<•• i oo:
I'f.fn.Cf. 4<■ 1 2 'in I ■ laul.. lb .': 0 I '.< "ii
KSU'fCf. «. :;<• ■ - «<» : Ai.i«riilMi. r. V. ii 1 li 2<> !
jvtiv. j... 4 v «' •■ IVlOroooi.p — 1 <. ii ii 2«» i
Ot*y, v •- i- 1 1 lO|
Trtals .^4 4i"27 14 «•; Totals M"727 12 1 !
-■ !y>Ul« . . . .3 •' .■ i. '» ..,:., 1- 4 I
'V\a"iitne» fTf T' .. . . <. ii '• <. 0 ii i. o «l — 0
tffu-^-Oft 'irooin. f> in 3 innincs S.a'vilW hl?«-
. ttor.*. Nfsmsn. j-»ot«-n liases — Tru'-s'lalr. N«"i
♦t«Ti «2». l">ubi^ r<a>* — H«ft**ll, Tru^^'la!*' and |
V«f!8m; ■V\'aHsr*. Tm*t"l*U and N'wnsm; !
Tr'i'tAai'.. 'U'»!lacf isn-J N*-»tiam. '>**■ on ha«»» :
••»•■ c-- r.: -• I*-"Jis. II First ha**' • - i
1<:!»— Of? <Jr'v*'T!. g off Otey. 1; off P»ltv. *.
(-■_..• — fiv Orrv*<i. 1 : hy O'fv. 3; hy JVi»v.
• '/ 'WirJ riv-h — Ot#r. Tlm» — 1 5". ""-•.lrF£ —
'Baseball Fight
in Three Leagues
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAME TO-DAT.
New York al Pittsburgh
RESULTS OF GAMES - YESTEKDAT.
New York. 5; Pittsbnra;. 2. . .
St. I^»it«. 14; Brooklyn. 2.
Chicago. 3; Philadelphia. 1.
Cincinnati. 0; Boston. 2.
Cincinnati. 3; Boston. 1.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
IT. 1.. PC. - W. l. V.C.
Chirstgn . . J»0 37 Phila Sft-BB .500
Pf!t«hur«; . fi!> 4« .600 'M. Ixinl* . ♦« 71 .404
New- York «7 4R Brooklyn 44 72 .379
Cincinnati 60 53 .504|Boston 43 78 .356
American UEM3CE GAMES Tn-DAV
< leveland at New York.
( blcagn nt Boston.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
St. I .mi* at Washington.
RESULTS OF (.AMES YESTERDAY.
N>« York. 4; Cleveland. 1.
< eland. 5; New York. 0.
Philadelphia. 7: Detroit. 1.
BoMon. 4: C hi«-ajto. 0.
St. Ixitii*. 4: Washington. 0.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
W. L. p.r . W. L. P.C.
Phila R2 36 .«?!>.-» U'a«hinK'n 55 «7 .451
Boston 72 4R .600 Cleveland. 51 68 .42!)
New .irk 6R 51 .572 fhirn-n . . 45 71 .SSB
Detroit ... f.6 54 .550 St. I.ouls. . 3fl »1 .308
EASTERN I.KAC.IE GAMES TO-DAY
Newark at Buffalo.
Jersey City at Rochester.
Pro* idence at Toronto.
RESULTS 01 GAMES YESTERDAY.
Jersey City. 5: Rochester. 1.
Newark. 4; Buffalo, I.
Montreal. 5; Baltimore. 8.
Toronto. 15: Providence. 6.
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
W. 1.. IM'.J W. i.. p.r.
Rochester. 73 4f> .399 ' Buffalo ... 58 64 .475
Newark... 75 53 .586 Montreal . R6 67 .455
Toronto ... r,5 58 .SSR.Provld'nce 53 71 .427
Baltimore. 66 63 .51.' | Jersey ("It T 53 74 .417
WALLOP SUPERBAS AGAIN
Cardinals Wind Up Series with
Another Victory.
St. Louis. Aug. SO.-- The Cardinal?
Rwamptd the Superba* to-day under an
avalanche of eighteen hit?, winning the last
caviie of the series by a scorn of 14 to 3.
The particular star of the occasion was
Ellis, the St. I^uis left fielder, whose bat
ting average for the day was LOOO. He
fa- ed the pitcher five times, making three
pies a triple, and gel ting to first once
on four wide ones
Cy Parger was «nt to the pitcher's box
for Brooklyn in hope of loosening the Car
dinals' hold on sixth place. n lasted
until the third inning, when St. Louis go;
to his curves, and in a hpartless manner
s...rf-is ...rf-i six run? before they let op. Kb
betts. who acted as manager, then ordered
It-^au to the mound, but be. too. was
pounded all V or the lot, th" Cardinals
goring seven runs off him in the remain
ing innincH.
Th«> score follows
ST. LOUIS j BROOKLYN
ah r lb po b e abr lb po a c
Hues. !b 1 1 1 2 20|Da\-Jdn -' 40 10 00
n«t'«-. 2b 1 <» o 1 OOlDaabert. ih 4 1 1 5 10
Ellis. If.. i 1 * 2 "1 Wheat, if 40 2 4 00
Uom-'y.Sb * 2 1 1 2 0 Hntn'el 4112 10
K- n'y. lb 3 1 IJO 0. , Burrh. rf .. . 4.' 1 1 00
Evans, >-*■ .*. 44 " On Lennox. 3b 4 1 2 3 no
Bntc'n. <• 4 2 1 2 2 0 Smith, bs . 4O 0 1 SO
Pbrlp?. --. 1 1 1 2 2OjErwin.c. 30 n * 40
Oakes.cf 5 1 3 I 00 Bars«r. p. 7: 10 1 0 10
Ha r.«s4 '» 1 3 Ijnessau p 30 00 in
Lush. p.. 4 114 111 McElv'n. r. 10 1 it no
Totals. M 1*1627 II 2 Totals .36 31024 13 0
£ T - £f afe ° 1 « 1 1 1 0 4 x U
Erooli .<■ (i 11 0 o O 11 i 2 0
T-vvo- -»■:<. hits — Evans. 2. Wheat T)->-.v>
bits—-Oakes. 2 : Ellin. MrElvwn. Hom= run-
Dauh-»rT. ?acrifir hit- H^^;*.--r . raps** balls-
Erwin. Z Bases on halls— Off Barger 6- 'off
Dessau. 2 track out— By Bare'-. 1; by bes
oao 1. Hits— Off rtar<j»r. fi m 3 iniringa off
E--ssau. v, in 5. l^ft on has*»s^St rjonla 7-
Brooklyn, 8 Time— l:3o. Umpires— and
CUBS DEFEAT PHILLIES
Chicago Uses Four Substitute
Players, but Wins. .
Chicago, Aue. . With four substitutes
on the fl^ld. Chicaco to-day won thp final
gam» with Philadelphia by a score of 2 to 1.
Stack, after holding Brown even on the
mound for V c. v inning?, weakened in the
eighth, two hits and two passes counting
for throe runs. The victory, coupled with
the third straight defeat of Pittsburg, prac
tically clinches the National League pen
nant for Chance's team.
The score follows:
CHICAGO. I PHILADELPHIA.
a;, r lb 11 a <= ab r lh po a »
Evert 2b.-. 3 1 <• 4 4 o|Tltus. rf.t.-. 302 <> 00
Beaum't. if 30 A 3 ft. 'l Krab=. 2b.. . 400 2 3 1
Hifman. <-f 212 0 <» o| Patea «;f ... 411 2 00
Archer, lb. 4 1 1 11 OO|j; ae if.... s O <"» 1 00
inft. 3b." SOI o 10 Grant 3b .. 4 it 1 o 2 1
PfefW. rf . . 401 1 on Brans'ld. lb. 400 14 10
Zitnr'ap. se 401 2 7" 1. ..lan aeJT. 30 2 1 >'><'
Kline, r... 300 « .i a , klifch. r 301.3 ]rt
Brown. P-. .'!OO 0 1 (t, Stack, p . "On 0 00
Totals. .293427 1501 Totals 31 1723 13 2
'"hicacri .11 o 0 o 'I 0 0 3 *_3
IT.i;ad--;phia ..... 0 0 o ii 11 0 oni 1
Two- bast hits— Ja<klit?<-h. Bates. Sacrifice
hit- Beaumont Double plaj-s— Zimmerman to
Ev«ts to Ar< her t2i: Bransfleld to Doolan to
Knab* •.- • • lo Knah»tn Brensneld "' nn
bases ''in -n 2 n. H; Philadelphia .".. First base
on halls— Off Brown. 2; off Stack. 4. First bas»
<->n errors — * '•■• I. Stnir-k out— By Brown
7: by Stack 3. Passed ball Jaekliuch Wild
Pitch Stack. Time— l:3o. empires Kiplrr and
E!iif!i.p.
CINCINNATI WINS TWO GAMES
• 'incinnati. Auk Cincinnati won two
games from Boston to-day by scores of- 6
lo 2 and 2 to 1. Caspar was hit on the
■wrist of his pitching arm in i.''t- eighth inn-
Inn of the first s^nif- and bad to retire.
He will not be able to work again for two
weeks.
The scores follow:
FIRST GAME.
. IN- IVNATI. I BOSTON.
abr lb po m. f ab r lb po a «
■.. .. f 4,1 0 2 I<■ Collins. If.. 4 0 0 3 00
F.sran. 2b. 4 1111 fi|Herz<-p. 3b 4 1 1 0 51'
Hoh'zHl.lh 4 i 2 7 0O Bl can 2b. *O 1 1 1 0
Mltchdl.rf 42 2 4 f "> Pharpe. lb. 3 0 112 00
Paek»rt.«f 3 1 0 4 10 Miller rf. . •» 0 1 1 00
flarliß r. 31 3 8 OOlFweeney.ss .': 1 1 0 00
lyibort. 3b ': 0 2 " 0 '"' R*< k rf.. 40 0 1 00
McMll'n.ss 4<» 0 1 lOlßariden, c. 40 3 r. 00
<;«*P*r. p 3rt O «t 40 Frock, p.. 3 0 ] 1 30
Sujrgf. p. o■• 0 0 ii"
Totais. 32 <i 10 27 R0 Total* ..33 2 !> 24 it 1
< fn.-innati 0 2 0 >• 0 «• 0 4 x —
I: -1 m ." 0001 I (i 0 <t— 2
Two-bam •1- Hoblitzell. Rariden, Clarke.
! •<-. bas( hit* >•-■• ■■■•■■■ Rariden. Mitchell.
Hits— <"iff <;asj-ar. •.< in 8 innincs; nn Supes, none
In 1 inning:. Sacrifice hits— Olarke. Sharpe, \jy
■*•', St. Ii liases — S»*en<*y. Millar, i^obcrt.
Double pla>s — - ■»!! and Sharpe; Packer! and
Hoblltrell. I^ft r-n attea -Boston, *: Cincinnati,
.'.. n«sfs on bails— Off Frock, 1; • .fT Gaspar. I.
Stnj'-k <-ut By Frock. 4; }.y Caspar, 3; by Suggs,
2. Time— l:4B.
SECON*D GAME.
• •INCINNATI. I ;.■ ISTI IX
abrlbpoae] ■br lb «'•
lVsdi.r. lf 4ii 1 4 <Ki!("ol!ins. If.. 4112 00
Ksari. 2b.. 3 Tfl ' 2o!Herzo«; :'.U.. 30 0 0 .1 «
Hob*z«ll.lb « 1111 00,'Hhean 2b... 4'l 1 1 20
Mitchell, rf 200 1 00 Shan-.*, li, . 4li 1 10 11
J'ar-krit. ,f :: 11 :: r. OflJMlller. rf . . . 40 .1 2 00
Clarke, c. 2 <"> 2 'i (1 .-'A.. .-.1-. as 4(I II ] 211
l>ilK-it. 3b. :: 11 " 2 in Beck. if . 30 1 6 110
McMHIan.ES 3•• •• 1 r. 0 Rarl ten. c. 301 1 00
Euscs, p... 300 0 2Oj Brown, p. 7. 301 1 3 0
Totals. . .27 2 •'• 27 100 Totals. . . .32 1 24 111
ClncJnatl OOOOOS 0 0 x — 2
Ijaston o 11 '1 11 11 o o 1 o—l
Two aw hit?-- -Snarr*--. Packer! Beck. Tlir<'<'
hatw ritf- Shewn. '•■<llins. Sacrifice hits Clark*.
I-^can. M ■ hell stolen liases— Hoblitzell (2».
l'L.«-kPrt. 1 >■■ -.■ ■ j.lnv - I/-.|j*n to Egan to Hob
!it?. H. Iy«ft on Im)s«-*-— Hoston. .'.. Cincinnati. 4.
i.i-.^ on 1.. ila ■ ••■ Sur?s. !. Strurk out— H.
s-iCif*. I. Time —1 23 l.'mplrcs— Eason and
J<i) litton*-.
BOSTON, 4: CHICAGO. 0.
Boston, A it: 30.-^Chicago made but one
lilt off Ha- Collins to-day, and Boston won
i;- eighth straight gaune by a score <>r
■! to 8 The Bed Bo« Dttcher*e three base hit
tlcallj won his «.!ine.
The score follows:
HUSTON. : •■Ill' '.■.
al.rib !>...- at>r li, *
H,^i,^r. if. -a i. 1 2 Hii McCOß>l|,2b 41.11 l 2(>
Purtell 3h 4ii ii 2 2i' Ixird. 3b.... :: o<• <> 2 0
Sr*ak.r. rfjl! 3 <><< Parent cf . ;; 0.1 •_> O0
f-'tahl. 111.. 4ii 1 !i <• " Ho'lurly, If .-, (I 11 i (in
l/»ivlx If . . 41 2 4 f»fl ■/<• ■ »s..n«Ml 2 20
\Vami«r IO(i i SOjTannehlll.lb 30011 n n
F.nKl« -' . . SI 1 " 1" M'i--<!i. rf.. ."KM 1 10
Kl.ll.nw, c3l] <; lii I Bio. k. C . . 200 R 2<•
<Y||in«, V- 30 l ii I 0 S. on p.... 200 i :; ..
•|a\ n. .... 100 ii (i li
Totals . . .30 4i* 27 601 To( 27 0 1 ?(» 12 0
•Ha""! for Pcott in ninth Dtiina
Rf>stor. .. i. it ii 0 n 2 2 i— 4
<"ni.apn ' 0 0 «> ii ii O <i ii oo — (i
T^o-baee HtF— loopei Speaker. Hug!* Three
'-' hit — • c Una Momi run — Lewis. Barrtfloe
hit— Block Double play — Scott and Tannehill.
!yf» on hsfs- Chl«pn. J; Roston, fi Ffr«' bar*
■• n halls— Off Scott 4. itrurk out~Br Bcpti .V
hv Collln*. *. Parsed ball— R!o<.k. Time— l .27.
ITmFlrea— Vtxriat cai DJaneen.
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. WEDNESPAY. AUGUST 3*. l^O-
GIANTS WIN 1 THIRD
! Make Good Start Toward Clean
ing Up with Pirates.
HIT MATHEWSON FREELY
But Pittsburgh Although Credited
with Twelve Safeties, Scores
Only Two Runs.
Pittsburgh Aug. 30. The New York
Giants went a lone way on the clean-up
. road with the Pirates to-day when they
j ccptured the third straight game of the.
; series by a score of •"> to '-. Christy
Mathewson and "Babe" Adams ere pitted
against each other. -and while the Pirates
'. onthaited th" visitors, the wily New York
I twlrler was master of the situation at all
' times, and the twelve hits which he allowed
counted for only two runs. The world's
series wonder did not show the same strat
| egy and the Giants found him for timely
' hits, which, coupled with few errors,, won
j the game.
Arthur Devlin was the hero with the
! stick, connecting safely three times In his
I four opportunities to hit. while Josh -De
1 yore showed a decided improvement, rap
: ping out a triple and a single. The Giants
I pave Matty the sterling support which he
, Is accustomed to receive, and this made
the big pitcher invincible. The visitors put
up a flashy game in th? field, playing error
less ball. Al Brldwell gave a nifty little
exhibition, being the star of the infield and
pulling off some brilliant plays.
The Pirates were the first to score, and
they found Matty for one of their runs in
the first inning. Devlin made a fine stop
j of Byrne's grounder, but Leach tripled to
left field. Campbell lined a single to right.
I scoring Leach. Devlin came t<> the rescue
j and knocked down a hot. one .iff Wagner's
j bat. and Matty struck out Flynn, retiring
the side.
New York tied the score in the second
inning. Bridwell and Devlin started off j
with singles. With Al on third. Meyers
forced Devlin at second and Bridwell
scored on the play.
But the Pirates were not content to al- j
low matters to rest this way. and took the |
U-ad again in the fourth. Flyrin doubled to j
centre field as a starter and Wilson beat !
cut a bunt. Gibson singled to rent re. scor
ing Flynn. but Matty tightened up before
further damage was done. t
It looked for a time as though another
2 to 1 came would be recorded. but the
Giants started a rally in the seventh and
scored two runs, which were enough to
win the game. Bridwell walked and Dev
lin Pinciod. M«»rl<lp bunted safely and Al
scored on Adams's wild throw to first.
Movers forced Merkle, Devlin scoring on
the play.
In the ninth inning two more runs were
added. Devlin started things off again
with his third hit. a single to left. Adam?
threw Merkle's bunt too low to Wagner
and nobody was out. Keeler, batting for
Meyers, sacrificed. Devlin scored on Mat
ty's sacrifice, while Devore cleaned up the.
bass with a triple to the centre field fence.
The score follows:
NEW YORK. I PITTSBURG.
abrlbpoae; nbrlbpoae
DevorP if .mi 2 '» OOlEymes. ."n. 4" * I 3( i
Dovie h 5 0 1 3 20 Leach, cf.. 4 1 1 0 00
Bn-srass.cir 3 0 0 1 lOi Campbell. lf 3 0 3 4 0 0
Bec"ker r ' 4 o O 1 10 ■ "vVapner. ss 4 o 1 2 4"
B^w"i.M 32 13 4 OFM,-nn. Ib. 4 1 1 fi 0 0
Devlin.'' 3b' 42 a °4 o; Wilson, rf. 40 23 10
Merkl*. lb 4 1 1 : 12 2 0 Gibson. <-.. 0 L 7 10
M.-,.-. l c3n i r. 2OtMcK'nle.2b 4" 1 410
iKeeW "° n n OOlAdams, p. 3" 1 "12
-•.•., c" no <■» 1 lOfHyatt . .. 10 00 00
Mafson.p 3 0 1 1 5 0
Totals. .34 .*> 10 27 21 n Totals •';." 21227 11 2
•Batted for Meyers in ninth inning. tßattei
for Adams in ninth inning
Veil- York 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 2— •">
ptttsbnrg :.::: 1 ooioaoo<v- -
Two-bape -Campbell, Flynn. Gibson
Three-base — Leach. Devore. Sacrifice hits —
Bnodgraßß. KeeW. Sacrifice By— Mathewson.
Stolen base — Campbell. Bases on balls —
Adams. 1. off Mather-Eon. 1. Struck out— By
Adams 5: by Mathewson. ft First ha=" on
errors -Non« ' Lie ft on bases- Plttsburg. 6; "few
York. 6. Time— 1:45 Umpire*- Klem and Kan-.
NEWARK GAINS GROUND
Defeats Buffalo and Climbs
Nearer First Place.
Buffalo. Aug "o— Newark gained on Roch
ester when it defeated the. Bisons here to
day in a fast game by a score of 4 to 1.
Rochester lost to the Skelters, and now
enjoy only a full game lead over the Tigers.
'Rube' W'addel! opened the proceedings
for Nev. ark, but returned to the clubhouse
in the sixth inning after the score was tied
and he showed signs of weakening. Cleary,
a former semi-prof essional mound artist,
who signed a contract this morning, re
lieved Tie former St. l»uis Brown cast-off.
He exhibited signs of nervousness at the
outset, but finally found his bearing?, and
was invincible.
Rip Vow inkle succumbed to the hard task
In the final inning, and four hits and an
error, for a total of three runs, awarded
the Tigers the trains.
The score folio*
NEWARK. I BUFFALO.
abrlbroaei abr po a c
Z*nian r?b. 50 1 2 1 " Henline. cf. . mi 1 11
Ganl<>\ rf r.o.i 1 «0 ratio*. <<•» .. inn 2 31
Louden, s^. 3<tl 3 4 o|<;chirm. rf . . 311 3 00
M ••• .■ cfct2b 40 2 1 10 Corcoran. 3b 400 .-, 00
KeJley If 4110 McCabe. if.. 401 4 10
Bh'v.2b&lb 211 5 4 OlPmith. 2b... 401 r. s«>
»,e!<=-' lb .TO 010 2 01Sabri». 1b... 40 1 R0 1
Browne rf 000 0 l>o Wtlliami c. -<> 1 1 rtO
McAlH«'r. c 412 5 0 0 Vowlnkle, p. 2«0 <> 1O
AVaddf-11. p. 100 o 1 O iTVhite 100 0 00
Parkiiu p.. "00 (1 10
; •!,«> 1. 011 11 «m
cieary. p.. 100 0 10
tHearne...: 120 0 00.
T0ta15... 33 4827 15 " Totals 2ft 1627 11 3
•Batted for "Wadd-Il in seventh innine. +Pat
te.i for Apler in ninth inninie. jr.attprj for Vo
•ninkie in ninth inning.
Newark 0 00000103—4
Buffalo ..0 0000 1000 -1
Two-base hit -McAllister. Thre*--l.ase hit —
Smith. Sacrifice hits - Wadd^ll. I.cc. Vowinkle.
, Stolen bases— Henline. Kelly, Schlrm. First
; 1-,-if;.- on errors — Newark. 2. Struck out- By Wad -
... "■ 2: by ' Icarj'. 1. by Vowlnkle, 1. First
haw on balls Off Waddell. 4: off Clean. 2. off 1
Vowinkl«, 1. Double plays — A(r!*r and Schlafiy: j
lifiiline. Smith and Pattep. Hit by pitched ball
— ]-.: Vovi'nkle. 2 Wild pltch«f — clean. Parkins.
Italk •'lean-. Passed ball- William*. " Hits— Off
Waddell, .". in (> innings; off Parkin--, 1 in 1-3
Innine. L«efl on i.asfs Newark. 7. Buffalo, 6.
Umpires — I'inneran anil Stafford.
»
JERSEY CITY. 5; ROCHESTER. 1.
Rochester, Aug. 30.— Rube Kissinger, the
Bkeeter twirler, was a puzzle to the cham
pions in an interesting game here to-day,
the visitors winning by a score of I, to 1.
Kissinger allowed -tfiree scattered hits, two
■of which came in, the opening inning.
which; coupled with an error by Butler, re-
I sulted in a run.
l>!. l>afltt«' who will join the Yankees
in the fall, was on the tiring line for the
Broncos and was hit sr:ff>i> seven times.
Three errors also assisted the Jersey City
team.
The score follows:
JERSEY CITY. : ' ROCHESTER;
abrllipose] abrlbpoae
r :mnond 3b. 4 «> «> 020 Moeller. rf.. 3 I'J 3 in
Al)Ptr-in 1!' . 4 1 2 'i" P«trh. If ... 800 <• no
rioinJnic'ry cr 31 1 3 0 OlTooley. tm.r. n<il 2 11
■Whaler, if.. 300 4 (Mt'Ocborne. rf. .'too 2 10
Johnson, ff. 312 <> 2 Ward. . .TOO 1 10
Hanford if. 821 800 Alp'man. 2b. 3<>o 3 20
Hannifan 2b 2<>(t l 10 Spencer, lb.. son s 11
Rutler. c ... 4"' » 1 I.lair c. . . .". <• 0 7 4 1
Kissinger, p. 400 2 '.'U'lJifitte. p . 200 1 2 0
(•Anderson.. 100 tt <> 0
j t.^lmnn us . ion 0 <i 0
tMcConnell'.. 1 no (i Oo
Totals 20 5727 7 1 Totals . .29 I .'! 27 IS 3
'Batted for l«ifl!te In ninth mi. ins 'Hatted
for Uoellei In ninth inning. tßatted for Hatch
Id ninth InnltiK-
Jersey iic '■'• .i " 1 n (i 0 <> l— .1
l-,, . , a t pi i ii (• 0 (i (1 ii 0 A— 1 :
Twbi-ba'ee hit — ivbsteln Sacrifice bits — Han
ford. Hannifan. Stolen haHKE— Abaiein, Deinln
; y .r. Johnson. Moolk-r. Tooley. Kiict base on
error* — J«rsr« ("itv, 2. Miuck out—^By Klsr.ln
,L. r. 5; by I _• fir • • . <:. First base on halls — Off
! lafltte. 2. Double i.!ji< Alperman, Butler and
Bi^ncer; nuiioirn* and Si»'iii«-r. Hit by pitched
hall ru- l.iiti ■!•■. 1 Lsfi r>n bases -Jersey City,
4: Rochester. 1. t'm|.lres — Hurst and Bo '<
• .
MONTREAL, 5; BALTIMORE. .2.
At Montreal- It. H. I",
Montreal . 1 l 0r:0 r : 0 J.S\ i> v l ;X-6., 10 2
Baltimore ,'.'.o (i o (i ii " 2 <> n- 2 4 3
Ratteriei — Ke»f« Maron»-y and Hardy; A.lkin.i !
and Byeri Umpire*— Murray and Byron.
• ■
TORONTO. 15; PROVIDENCE, 6.
At Toronto— n. H. !■:
Toronto ....«'• 7 12 2 10 2' IS t'. a
Frovidence^.O i 200 ii li 1 2— •• 10 4
'<»<"! ■• « Rudolph MrGlnl^y and Vanrle-
Krtfii'fiUtt*, Folcy. Dl >-■<•*•- an . riiigtralrj.
I Lmpirca— .:•».;. anl Kelly. I
RENTS FIFTH AVt HOUSE FOR BUSINESS
Ellen A. Slavin Sells Four Story Dwelling House on Large Plot
West 72d Street.
TWO WEST END AVENUE
Charles .A. Gould "'has rented the five
story converted building No 714 Fifth
avenue for a term of years through the
Cross & Brown Company, to' '/Coty." a
French: perfume concern. The property is
between 53th and oath streets. The Zabriskie
residence on. the same block north is being
converted into a shop for Shumann's Sons,
and Immediately to the north is the Bau
doulne house, which is also being re
modelled into an art gallery for Charles
J. Duveen.
Slawson £ Hobos have . sokl for Ellen
| A. SlaVin to a client, for occupancy. No.
i 119 West 72d street, a four story and base
! ment brownstone front dwelling house, on
a plot 20x90x102.2 feet, between Columbus
| and Amsterdam avenue". A number of
I houses on: the block have lecn altered for
business occupancy, and several others are
to be turned over to trade.
F. R. Wood & (Jo have sold to "Jack"
Norivortii. the actor, for Herman Runkel,
No. 624 West End avenue, a three and one
half story dwelling house, on lot 19x100
; fee', between 90th 4 an-:] 9tat streets. Mr.
Norworth has occupied t!ie house under
lease, having secured it through the same
brokers about a year ago.
■The Mo\i.kar-Gaillard Realty Company
has sold for Janet E. Patterson to a client
of Mooyer & Siarston No. 890 West En<t
avenue." between 103 d and 104 th streets, a
three story dwelling house, un lot 2"JxS2
feet.
John T. Wall has sold. In conjunction
with John K. Moor?, the Astor leasehold
at No. 725 Eighth venue, for Jacob Dohr
raann to Henry B. Mahler, who occupies
the store and basemen'! for tUe business of
confectioner.
Theodore ortmann has sold for Samuel
Lederer the five story double flat house
No. 23 Manhattan avenue, on a plot 27x
100 feet, to a client for investment.
Plans were-filed yesterday for a number
of five story tenement bouses in The
Bronx .iloritr the subway, tiie estimate cost.
of which H^-resates J4«4,o<X>. A plot of
eipht tots on the Southern Boulevard was
purchased ny a construction company for
improvements with live similar structures.
The Minult Realty Company has sold the
six story apartment house at No. 1051 Bos
ton Road, near 165 th street. The structure
occupies a plot 71.9x117.8x67.9x116.6 feet, and
was acquired by the sellers last June.
Member:- of the Congregation Leches j
Josher have filed plans for alterations in
the synagogue and tenement house at No.
317 East Sth street, through the president
of the congregation, M. Wietz. The im-"
provements include new rear wall?, re- :
moval of p-irtitions from hall on the first j
floor of the four story building, putting in ,
new store fronts and storm doors of marble ;
and class, from designs by A. Siesrel. archi- j
tect. . .. : •
BIG LOANS FOR APARTMENTS
More than Half a Million Lent for
Structures on th« West Side.
William A White & Sons have secured
for the Highwood Realty Company from
the Title Insurance Company, of New York,
two lo9rs of :sl4o|ooo each, covering prem
ises on the south sfd« of 157 th street, east
of Broadway. These propTti' have been
recently improved with two six story ele
vator apartment*.
Frederick Zittel & Sons have secured for
Patorno Brothers, from th* same com
pany, a loan of : (Vi/inn. covering premises
at the southeast corner of Riverside Drive
and 116 th street. Paterno Brothers have
just improved, the oppo?ile corner with a.
similar high glass fireproof apartment.
THE PHENIX BUILDING SOLD.
The Phenix B'ljldinc. an eight story office,
structure at No. 18 to 22 Court street.
Brooklyn, facing the Borough Hall, was
sold yesterday for a consideration reported
to approximate $s.y>,<w> by Venette F. Pel
let reau and ex-Senator Charles Cooper to
Bernard Naumberg. of the law firm of
I.iebmann. Naumberg &• Tanzer. The real
ty carries a mortgage of $375,000. and was
acquired by the sellers about two years
ago from the. Phenix Insurance Company.
Mr. Naumberg would not discuss the pur
chase beyond 'saylnsr It was for investment.
THEATRE FOR MISSION WORK.
The Rescue Society Doyers Street Mid
nipht Mission, located for eighteen years at
Nos. 15 and IT Doyers street, has leased
the Chinese Theatre, near by. and after
alterations will occupy the building for re
ligious and educational purposes.
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN"
72D STREET Flaw-con & Hobba sold for
Ellen A. Slavon No. IIP West 72d street, a four
story dwelling. 20.\fi0vi02.2 feet. between Colum
bus avenue and Broadway. The buyer will oc
cupy it.
WEST END AVENUE— F. B. Wood & Co.
sold for Herman Runk"l No. rt24 West End
avenue, a three and -half ptory private dwell
ing, on lot 10x100 feet The buyer. •"Jack" Nor
■north. lea.v.J the above property through the
same brokers about a > ear aeo.
sipt STREETS-TV. H. Archibald sold for
the Stronghold Realty Company No. 122 West
86th street, a four story dwelling;, on lot 18 "x
122.2 feet, between Columbus and Amsterdam
avenues.
EIGHTH AVENUE— John T. Wall, in conjunc
tion with John K. Moors has sold the Astor
leasehold No. 72.*. Kiplith avenue, a four story
tenement hous=». on lot 25x74 feet, for Jacob
pohnnann to Henry B. Mahler. The buyer occu
pies the «tore on the premises.
MANHATTAN" AVENUE Theodore Oatmann
sold fur Samuel I.cderer the five stery double
flathouse No . 2.'; Manhattan av«nup. on a plot
27x1"0 feet, to a client for investment.
THE BRONX.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. THUe Frank ha*
Bold tlie plot. 200x100 feet, on the north side
of the Southern Boulevard. 129 feet south of iT.XiI
Ft reel, to the Herman & Welssmann Construc
tion Company. The property nas acquired by
the present sellers last May from the estate of
I>ro Hutter. The buyers will erect five five
story 40 foot atiartmcnt houses on the site. Al
fixander Welkin was the broker In the transaction.
GRAND AVENUE- Ernst & Cahan have sold
for Man J. Martin No. 2540 Grand avenue, a
two and one-half story dwelling, on plot 50x100
feet.
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.
The following- transactions took place
yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange
salesroom, Nos, 14 .and 16 -Vesey street:
By JOSEPH P. DAY
GRAND BT. :.04. n s. 25.9 ft c of Mangin *t.
2f>.Px7r>, 5 sty tntnt and stores; sold to Albert
t?f liginan (Or 522.71* 76.
By SAMUEL MARX.
13TH- ST. 161. n s. 100 ft c of 7th aye 20 x
103.3. .'! sty dwlg; adjourned to Sept 6.
DANIEL GREENWAIiD.
BTH \VK. 7,- and 7.*.2. n c cor of 4fith st,
50.5x125x Irrea:. li sty offii-e and store bldg; Sher
iffs sale of all right, title, etc. which Metro
politan Mercantile and Realty Co had on Oct 29.
1900. or since: V C Pitcher, attorney"; ad
journed lo Sept 13.
RECORDED LEASES.
(With name and address of lessee.)
AUGUST 30.
AMSTERDAM AVB. liif.< and 1111. north
store; Mnthllda Baaselman to Vincent * Pa*
quale Bendettl; .'• yrs from July I. 1010; $1,200
and $1,320; address, 247 West 12.".th st.
CROSBY ST. 25. store: Alessandro r>elll Paoli
to Antonio Riccardone: 3 >rs from June 1, 1910;
$6<M); address. 35 Crosby St.
"D AYE 167 John Palmlere to Jacob IJch
tensteln: 3 yrs fmm Sept 1. 1910; $1,680.
SAME PROPERTY; parlor floor and l>ase
in>-nt Jacob Lichtcnßt.-ln to Isaac Turetzky: 3
ms from Sept 1. 191<>: $876; address, 103 At
torney st.
C.TH AYK «37 store: Solomon May to Will
iam McDonald; 1 yr » rnos from July ir., 1910;
$2,000; address. 637 ♦Hh aye
11TU \YK 190. ■ *• B. 24>x7.". Clement C
Moore to Francis 3 MoCOoey: 21 yrs from May
1. 1910. 21 yrs renewal, taxes an! H. 100; ad
dress 98 Vesej st.
I'.tTll ST n c s. 18.8x91.11. lot: Katharine T
Moore to Emma M Coles an.l Jennl<- and Carrie
i. ruining: 21 yrs from May 1. 1910, taxes. $350
to $900; address, 2 Wall st.
1618T ST 247 and 24!» Bast. 2 sty bldg: Giu
seppe* Kusco to Simon Kuttricr and Htm. .'. yrs
from completion of bldg; $3,000; address, 40S
l^ast 116 th st.
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
(Will: name and address of purchaser I
MANHATTAN.
AUGUST •"."
■ BROADWAY, West End a*e. Riverside
lirlv. I.emir old lines now .loaeil between !>lßt
nnd mil sts and between Broadway and Riv
rr»lde aye and sdnlning lands of parties for
ond part; Ezra •• McDowell ft al to Arthur m
l ynil ,t a i q <•: aui; 2.>: iwenty-flve deed*;
$'n"' address. " ( » 1 West lOWth «t
f'HRISTOPHEB ST. 18. .'. sty brk, Ift.ox2lj
li-reM Henry .1 H^ldenls, exr, 10 Alexander . r >
J-,.r*e < mig' »n.oo(n ; July 15: $!.'..«( 10.
S^MF. PROPERTY; Alexander .1 rtorke to
Henry .1 Heldeni*; c .' g; July jr.; $1 . address,
34 West f..Mh St.
BAMB PKOPKRT.Y; <.'hest«r A I 'iff to
H>-i>r> .1 H'l.tetiiß l> and «. all liens I mtg
$-->;' Aug 1«: *1 . address 848 West 55th st.
I'HBIillV ST. «7. 4 sty brk. VI TxAS.2I
irr'g- -Mary .In' k«'in 'o i atharln* and Ma-
Mldn JH.ki>oti . nit* $8v000); July 14. ?! «<1
,,, . M «*>' Cherry st.
LENOX AYE V^' ' sty b'k. S.l.fiilOO! ' or »
closure; April ■;•; i ■>!•>. >ierr«sn i i%p n r»j
erct. to M :..-.. H Jackson. April _••. $ IT. 000
DWELLING BUILDINGS SOLD
I SAME PROPERTY: Henry H Jackson to
Abraham Cohen: April 30; -*' "
same PROPERTY: Abrah ira Mjß S Co* urn^to
Jessie E. Van Aiwdall 'm 1m 1 JS4.oo<»>; Aug .i '.
$1. adcirn«. 107 Lexington a^.
MADISON ST 212. « »tv brk. 27.1xi0n;
Adolpb Frfedberg to Annie Schwartz; = one
quarter par. .nit? $43.000>: Aug -!=• *'""•
address. 47 Si Mark's Place.
NF.w BOWERY. 47. .1 aty nrk. 37.4x10, «•
I Samuel s Koenta;. referee, to M.leha«l*A>KO
fra.no; An« -•'• $29,130: address. 1M cen
' m- st.
! WASHINGTON >=". m <• COT M°rl°"M ° r l°" "'"
-do "xl'«'J i.x Irr" C . .Tames H rruikshank to W
John-. Park Realty Co lima «25.000»: b and s;
['AUfTjSS*: )Tt ; addree*. 50 Pine st.
I WASHi: GTON ST. «1 1 «'•"•• ■ * cor Mor
ton s.l s&3xl3*x irr*p:-Kirhard M Jacobus to
Katharine C Jacobus: one-quarter part; a I
I ti,i.; Aug 3": $100: address. •Maplewooa/.> J.
WEST END AVK. 747 to 7.M. 3 sty Irk
..'.QxlOfi: r: i.ant Hoi.iins: »" «♦» '' ertru .
Lev: (mtg $47. .-.<»" July 20; *10»i address.
i 7t7 West End aye
! ■•;. WE '••-» 4 sty brk. n* or lo4tll st.
••". I!\7V Sd aye, •-•'>::«. » sty hrk. -••"•\T-".. Abra
ham ' Kass. 1 to Villa Slte^-Realty «-'•>*»»«
: $.-.!»..-.00 • ; Acs -■■ $100; address. 1 Been
nian «t. . .. . .
!>TH AYE. n c cor --0411! at . ISHVIO to
••(1.-. r i- «f v irrea;: Gustave F Beyer to ' helsea
Exchange Bank "its: $30,000): Auk ".'>; ?l;
; address. •_*»)•» Weal 3»th St.
i!" ST 4«6 to 4«S, 7 sty brk. 45.5x"~X lrr»sj:
Abraham Kassel to Villa Site Realty Co (*««•
S.:;. «"T', . auk '-'■": *1O0; address, 1 Beek
™34TH ST. 109 East. I sty " brk. 21*»»:
1 Edward t. Keyes to Edward I. Keys. Jr: Au«
, 2.">: $1: address. 1 Eaat 74th si.
37TH ST 12S East. 4 sty brk. 18.0x4».5;
l.illi*- >; Field to Katharine X Seabury <mtK
$15,000); Aug 2: $10O; address. :;> Nassau st.
,;-,T 1 1 ST. 12 West, •"• ■"■ brk. 20x100.5:
Clarence Baldwin to Fred W Hottenroth
i (mtg K23.500); July 6: $100.
SAME PROPERTY; Frederic* W Hrvttpn
roth to Blackwood Realty Co; Auk ... $100; ,
I address. If. Broadway
70TH ST 27.' v . West. :> - sty brk. L"ixloo.s;
: Veda E Snyder to William H Yawkc-y 'nitgr
; $8,000); Auk I."!: $100; address, 273 West
! 7<>t)i st.
7.11> ST. 22" East •"• sty hrk. 2.">x102.2: freorge .
F Ropscn. iff. to Van Norden Trust Co untfr I
$16,000); auk '_•••. .imio.
i 7:>]> ST. 329 East, •"• sty brk. •_'"«xioj.2: same
to same untg $16,000.); Aug ":•. $2,000; ad
1 dress. 7M .-.th' at <■
74TH st. 137 East. '■'■ My brk. 17x72.2; Ed
ward I. Keyes to Eleanor I>u Viyler; Auk •-'.*.; ■
$1: address. 13." East 74th st.
74TH ST. i::.-> East. •". sty brk. 17x72.2: Ed- ,
ward L Keyes to Eleanor I>u Viyler: Auk 9;
$1: address. IS." East 74th St.
SOTH ST. 171 West. •"■ <=ty brk. l!>.»?x 102.2:
Mary Jackson to '-alharino and Matilda .lack
snr, imts $1S,000); July 14. $100; address. 67
Cherry st.
HIST ST. 11". East. 3 sty brk. ISxlOO.*: M
bertine Bchellhamnser to I.lzzt° .1 Spillane and i
Bridget Jones: Auk 30; $100; addresa, 115 East !
91st st.
113 TH ST. -.so and 341 East. « sty brk. 33.4 x
ino.il; Louis C Tiffany, iruardian. to Frank
Gafsfalo: <■ a ,-; July 28; $100; address, 33©
East 113Ui st.
11!>TH ST. «fl and «-' East, « sty brk. .".Ox
100.11; Marcus Kine to Bertha King mite
$57,000); Aug 20: *I<V>: address. 17." Henry s'.
127 TH ST, 258 West. •'! sty brk. 18x9O.ll; I
Hubbard If I'pham to Man', r Leahy imtcrj
$r>.?ion.: auk 2»: $110; address. 259 West
l_'7tb «t.
138 TH ST. c s. S?.r, ft c of I.»n;>x aye. 22.r>x
n!>.ll. I. Harding Rogers, ref. to Mutual Life
Insurance Co: Aug 20: $50,000; address. Law i
Departmont. ."0 Cedar St.
14PTH ST. n s. ISO ft vc of Broad«-sy. 17**'
to ». = Riverside r>Hv«> xl^vin^.RiOn.ll; Max
Mane to A FfHmann Construction Co uata:
$100.r4)0): all liens: Aug 29: $100; address. 50 !
Bible ? t.
I«2D ST. 520 to 522 West. 5 sty brk. 4f>rOO 10;
Jannett StitcUffe tc Frederick R. Ha?se!man imtj
$44,500); Aue; 23: $1; addres?. 30 We«t ."'ith Ft.
THE BRONX.
AQT'EDT'CT AVB, " .«. 7fii« ft <• at VQ& St
37.fix?S.f>. with all title to Maromb'a rd; WllHam
C Bergen to Andrew- I> Barrett; Aug 27: $100;
addr«>s(>, 110 West USth St.
AQUSDVCT AYE. •■ f. SOrt ft < 183 d «t. !>fi.7x
127 x irree. with all title t« «aid rd; sam» to i
Herman F Plndseil mite $15,060) Aus »>: ?!<Vi.
address 42 West f»oth St.
BURNSIDE .WK. n «• cor I7«th st. fi« Ul2Sx
lrreg; C Albert B?ck»r et a.! to John Randall.
Feb 1. $1; address. £»*9 East lSOth st.
SAME PROPERTY: John RAndall to Irvin-
K«altv Co; Feb 1; $I<v>. Address. W9 Ea»t
15« th st.
BRYANT AYE. 1436, 26x100; Frank J
Schwelzer to Otto Wehner imt c $10,000); Aug 2fl;
$1CX»: address. Ififl East 27th st.
COLLBGE.AVE. s » cor ifiSth St. 2OOxlOO:
Thomas II RofT to John Pchaefer 'mi» $l*,S00l;
Aug 2.^; $I,oo;: address, 3025 .id ay».
. CORNELL. AYE. c «. 25 ft c of Cedar St. 2?x
100 Vest Chester North: New York City Realty
Co to John Gcergen; q c; .Ijn» ?; $1; address,
7"» East 2-"!7fh st.
CORNELL, A VEX » •■ 2." ft • of Cedar st 2."> x
100 (release nut*): Wa!t»r W Taylor ■to John
Goergen; June 15; $1; addr»ss>. 739 East 237 th St.
SAME PROPERTY; George P Shlrmer to
sam<»: a c: June 8; $1; address. ~~n East 237 th st.
FUI.TOS AYE. 2020, lSx8S.ll: hair Rarr to
Rebecca Barr. all liens: Aug 27; $1; address. 1719
Fulton aye.
FULTON AYE. 2O1!>. lSxnfi.2: r^arles Gruber
to Rebecca Gruber; all liens; Aug 27: $1 , ad
dress, 1717 Fulton aye.
HUGHES AYE. <■ s. 145 ft n of 188 th st, 23*
87.6; Gabriele Pel Gaudia to n->meni«-o i"axa<
ciolo (intg $15,500>; Aug 20; S100; address. 524
West 131 st Ft
LOT 233. map 401. Beton homestead. Chester
Improvement Co to James Fowles <mtg $3.M*l>i:
May 2.">. SI 00: addresy. 2823 Newbold ay*.
I/^T 153. map Mar.<-« estate, block D, Th«
Bronx: William Ralkin to Annie Balkin; Aug 29;
?10<>; address. 14«K Rostdale aye.
I/~»T 88, map 647 of 3 L Haight. at West
Chester; Edward Halglit. exr. to George A
Minasian: q c: all interest under tax sale of Oct
7. 1577; July 22: $8 02; address. 132 Nassau St.
OLD KINGSBRIDGE- RD. « s. 40.11 ft n of
ifiOth st. a strip 50x- to m s St Nicholas avo x
50 — ; Theodore Knapr>. exr. to Phrpbe W Bank*
$3O; address. Room r«iti. 31 Nassau st.
PI/5T begins S+o ft - White Plains rd at
point 320 ft n along same from Morris Park
me. 27.x 10O; John TV PnwTiimr to John F" Etttn
ger; Aug 20; $KiO; address. 326 <>lmmins aye.
PRBSCOTT AYE. <• c p. lot 201. map part M
of Duekman Homestead. 75.1 1x202. 8x trre .
Howard F Carlson et al to Gertrude C Tebbutt,
June Ik; $1; address, Croton. N' Y.
SAME PROPERTY; Gertrude L C Trbbutt to
City Real Estate . -o mitg $5,000); Aug 29; $1;
ad'lress, 1 7fi Broadway.
VAN BUREN ST. 1632.' 25x100; I^ena Schwartz
to Jacob Roller: '.i part (mtg $3.20>">.i; Aug 2;
$10O : address. 331 Concord aye.
VAN BUREN ST, 1718. — x — : Jacob Reoher
to Lena Schwartz: *? part imtg $2,500>; Aug 1!;
$100; address. 1716 Van Buren st.
137 TH ST. s s. 530.5 ft •=■ of Southern Boule
vard, 100*100; Clarence r> Baldwin to Frederick
W Hottenroth imlß $19,000); all liens. July 6.
$100.
SAME PROPERTY; Frederick W Hottenroth
to Blackwood Realty Co; all lien«; Aug 27;
$100; address, 14t> Broadway.
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
(With name and address of tender's attorney.) J
Interest f« per cent unless otherwise stated.
AUGUST 80
MANHATTAN.
LENOX AYE, 22; 7 nt>- brk. ."fixinO; p m: |
Aug 30: due Oct 1. lt>l6; Abraham B Cohen to
Henry H Jackson et al; $78,500; address. 106
Lexington aye.
SAME PROPERTY; P m .prior mt(f $"«.
500); Aug 30; 2 yrs. ."> '~, per cent; same to
Arnold S Purst: $5,500; address, Uls Monta
gue, et. Brooklyn.
NEW BOWERY. 47; .1 sty brk. 4x74x !r
reg; p m ; Auk 20; 3 yrs; Michael A Rofrano
to Marian F Stone; $22,500; address. -Ji» Wai!
street.
STANTON ST. 2."»7. s c cor Sheriff St. flfix
100 x lrre (prior mtg $3<5.OOO); Aug 20; » yrs.
« per cent; Sarah Konozltx to George R
Smith; $11,000; attorney, John M Rider. 44
Cedar st.
WASHINGTON ST. n c cor of Morton st.
200.2x204.1 to Greenwich »t x lrreg (prior mtsr
$250,000); Aug 20; 1 V. 6 per cent; St John's
Realty Co to James II Crulkahank; $30,000;
address. f>o Pin* St.
STH ST, s s, 102 ft c of Aye p. 24x Irre,; :
Aug Jit: 3 yrs; Benjamin Rlutnenthal and ann
to Jerome. W1d»; $4,000; attorneys. M B &
W l< Ulumonthal. :\~> Nassau *-t.
17TH ST. 118 West; 3 sty brk. 20x77. R; Aug
20; ilU'' Oct 1, 1011: « percent; Marlton Realty
to Metropolitan Trust to, $120,000; address.
4 lt Wall St.
S7TH ST. 12« East; 4 sty brk. I«i.9i«t»7.
p in (prior mtg $15,000); A\in 2: due as per
bond; Katharine E Beabury to Llllle O Field:
$7,000.
SAME PROPERTY; P m (prior nit* $22.
000) Aug -'■'. due as per bond: same, to Jen
nlo'l* Stuart: $3,000: address, 85 Pmrk ay«.
BIST ST. 235 East; « sty brk. 24 11x102 2:
Aug "^0; T> vri. Albert and Itenjamtn Oppcn
helm, as exrs. to Samuel M Fischer; $2,4. 00u;
attorneys. Moss & Peltier, 85 Nassau at.
Q7TH ST. 218 East; 5 sty brk. 24.6x10011
.prior in t $13,000); July 15; 3 j ra. « p«r cent;
Quisle Lltwln to Clara Levin; $5,000; attorney,
Henry Bergman, 132 Nassau st
113 TH ST. 330 and 841 K«Bt. 88.4x100.11;
p in. July 28; B jrrs; Frank Qarofolo to Louts
E Tiffany, gdn; $.".0,000; attorneys. Do Forest
Bros. 30 Broad *'
I2BTH ST. h » 212.8 ft « of "ih nve; 2 loin,
each 12.8xM.11 (prior mtg on each. $S.000>;
Aug 2.'.: demand, «1 per cent; r>« Witt C Jud
•On to Almlra A Paisley; 3 tings, each $1,000;
attorneys Adams & 11 aim, 1 Liberty St.
MOTH ST, n H, 160 ft c of Broadway x 1 73. 1
to Riverside I'trtve. xlo2x lrre,f. p m (prior
nit« $1011 000! \iig 20; due Keb 7. 1012. « per
c»nt; A I'Vldinann <""nn»tHictlon Co to Max
Marx: $<52..'.00: addrem., 128 Broadway.
152H ST, li I, 27.". ft c of Amsterdam »ye.
lOOxiliO.io to l5Sd st; Auk 80; 3 yrs. 4V, per
cent: Louis de 1. and George C H Warii to
I'nttcl States Trust <o, 888,000; »ddrei«, 45
Wall *'
THF. BRONX.
AQUEDUCT AYE, at, 7.;? ft . ft || \-\
••. .t ti.vDti Irreg, vm; Aui 20; 3 jts. 4', '
Tltla Inmir-nra 3 nd TraaJ o ' •
BATHGATX AVK "gjJ^l'tlJSal •
3 yrs. 5H per rent: Edwarrt r \*.
lawyers Title insurance ma&gn ««*
BATHGATB AYE ijr.J. 2-. x III .^. A «^
3 yrs .".U per cent: same t» ""' -•
addre-s. ISO Broadway.
BRVANT AYE. 1453 --v' oo «P« P m%T
$ Wehne;'-to Xl nud-o,f Ke^er: ?7,0: ad
i drens. 32f> Sd »ye. _, p..
rR . rF ivF, c s. Jot 177, map St u*y
Ferdinand^ Marino to Wllljnrn r.
.$1 OfiO: address. 72 E«"t 11. th st.
LOT 85. map P_rtHlon Hunt es^te Van
SSf: "S?mon ; w^^to^r skv/n,!,- Ban P k;
54..100; address. 28** 'id a'"
T ivroi V WE n w cor of ISSth St. •> l >xlM:
st ".«\«''. 2 "prior rati *tt>..-n>. Au* '- • '
£ o per Tent: Isak Ba-r and .'narle. Oruber
to William Salinfter: ?2.0f>0 : attorneys, Her
: n ir, .-. Hlrs.-hmann. tl Park Row.
pA». m- «t n • ■ lota (1 and r> " Ti; 'P_ / r r
p| A t|Ai?»o« >n.ir,w (nun. aata«« •■"/■
isl -it irr*r Ma: i" « " '■ r "" ...*',„
[Thoro.« o-N»'i '•• Rlrhartl N Arnow: $-...'^.
addre««. 1"2 Nassau st.
p.,, T S4O ft f of White Plains rd and -52"
ift a of Morris Park are, -^'™- ! ' J'Vw^Vn"
••!> 3 vr»- John F Bttlnajer to John tV Down
i inK. *.1.«i00: address. 1«. ..°. Barnes aye.
RVF.R AYE. 20««. —X — : AUK 2!>: :
Morher X t.eih«-i to Barbara Myer: **£%>:***
tprnej« Davis & Kaufman. •»> '..hamtvrii a*.
TIFFANY ST. • », I-"»*S « ■ of 16 "' h ■*•
Mlxioo- A'iK -'• .1 • '-«: John "'•' % a rv to Bronx
Savings Bank: Sir..oi>o : address, corner Tre
mont aye and Park aye.
TIFFANY ST. w s, !««.« ft s of l«7th st
soxino: vie 29; S — ' in."- Realty and
Construction Co to Margaret r Bverttt: $1...
oo.>; address. Law: era Title Insurance and
I Trust ' ■>. 160 Broadway.
VAN BUREN ST. K32. 12.1 ft ■ of Colum
bus aye. 25x1*>0 (prior mt#r *•!.-'>" Auk -•
Installs. « per cent: Jacob Berber to Pora
j Toppr; J270; attorney. Leo Sehafraa. ,l«
j Nassau at.
VTSE AYE. <- » S."> ft n of Freeman a*. 40*
! 100 iprlir mta $2R.000>; Aug 20; due as per
, bond: Jora;MiaMi Realty and Construe? lon « o
to John E Hertel; $4.00O; address, r.l'l oth aye.
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
(With tiam- and address of lender's attorney.)
AUGUST 3«.
MANHATTAN.
MADISON PT n « known as lor "Ti"i. map
estate of H»ndrick Rut ers. 2.-..4x10*»; Samuel
Praajera to Samuel and Isidor Simon; SIJ.sOO;
attorney. Isador Oobroezynski. •'•'"*■- Broadway.
1.-.TH ST -".1 » East, .".".►•.x ( «ox.':.'.x:><>; William
S Kelly to Margarei I.ansran. e*trx; $10,000;
attorneys. Harris. Corwln. Kunnlson & Meyer?.
I 1.->0 Nassau at.
.-..-TTI ST. I S. :*.J.2 ft '" ■•!■ ■■"• •»•• 21x71:
. May :M. l!»'or.: r:<n.. T. -Spotts tr. New- York
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
BOROUGH OF MA.MIVrTAN.
"City and Suburban
Homes Company"
First Avenus Estate,
%££&£ 415 E, 64th St.
Tel. 2990 Plaza.
Offlrr hour-: 9 A. M.-R P. M . 7-« P. *!
Sunday. 0 A. M. to 6 P. M.
Model dwelHaaj offering to p»op!» of mod
erate means: strictly Aral elaaa, up-to-rtate.
■team heated. rh«rful apartments at the nom
inal weekly rental of
2 Rooms for $2.50 to $2.95,
3 Rooms for $3.45 to $3.95,
4 Rooms and Private bath $4.65
to $5.50,
FOR SALE A FIRST CLASS MORTGAGE OF
fQ,t rw) on
HIGH CLASS IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
in the lowr part of Mi€ city. Interest 6%. paw
at -,] seml-annually. Apply HENRY r. 1 -
BINO IS William s___t£___n_Tor_ City.
vTN~cORTirV>T>T TFRRAfE.
New d"°i'inr:«. all convenlenres; ready to OC
rl)rl^■ pric« right; term* mam Tali* B*wa -
Subway to Van Cortlandt Park: trolley to elty
line. offV^s on premis«">. or
DAVID STKjVART. 2T. Broadway. Manhattan
BHOOKI.YN.
DEriDED BARGAIN IN BEAUTIFUL FLAT
bush — New n* family brick nous.-. 7 rarajc,
lisht rooms, 'antcfullv decorated parquet
floors, hard-xood trim, tiled bah ami vestibnle.
wainscoted dinins room: every, modern con
venience- pric» $31,300: terms to suit; conven
ient to Brighton B<-arh '"L" and eifrht trolley
lines. These houses cannot be equalled any
where. either for a home or an investment.
WM F- METER's._«__Gravesend aye.. Bklyn
LONG ISI-AVD.
A HOUSE BARGAIN
An attractive aaw suburban ':«». all lm
twenty-flve" minute* from Manhattan. One block
from depot. Fine surroundings, desirable re
strictions, beautiful home, excellent investment.
A bargain. Small payment— easy terms. F^r
'arts, write or 'phone T. I. McNEECE. -V)
Nassau Pt.
'Phone 4070 Beekm&n
" "WESTC rTESTER COrNTY.
PHILJPSE MANOR OS THE HTTD3OV-
One mile unobstructed river frontage: 30 mod
ern residences near completion. Addresa
PHILJPSE MANOR CO..
Phlllpsa Manor. New York. ;
XEW JERSEY.
AT SUMMIT, H7T-sfl MINUTES
75-80 Trains Daily via D.. L. & W.
The Estate of George Maniey
OFFERS
High Class Realty, City Lots,
Residences, Private Hotel :
fine grounds, near station ;
also acreage. Inviting development.
MAM.KY & GRAND. 32 B'-way. New Tori.
or HOTCHKIS3-JOB3. SUMMIT.
FARMS FOR SALE*.
1 a.- re, 5 acres and 10 acrea. High. dry. fertile
soil. A'! cleared, no scrub oak«. $123 pa* acre.
Easy terms. 4O acre farm, large outbuildings.
3.iVin fruit trees. $7,000.
fpecial excursion Saturday. September 3d.
For free tickets to inspect this property, write
W. C REEVES & CO..
124 E. 23rd Street. New York City.
imniCfill II 1 55 mlaotea from N. Y.
nlillllOUlll m 111 For rent, unfurnished.
on« year or longer, a. complete DJMldem l^j brick
residence containing 14 rooms. 4 baths, steam
heat, electric light, aqueduct water, ample
grounds, hriok stable; pleasant surroundings
and convenient to station. '
E. P. HAMILTON & CO.. 96 B'way
Ol T OF CITY.
A COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE
by owner direct to purchaser; 40 minute* from
New York; large house; all conveniences; stable
an.l outbuildings perfect order: mile- from sta
tion, ideal gentleman's home; three acres; bo
brokers; information concerning: above. Interview—
only; bargain to quick purchaser. OWNER.
Box 42. Tribune.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
( , We have a few floors at « j
1921 92 Liberty Street, \
111 1 suitable for corporations or 4 I
4 (or subdivision. Also some <[ '
i* rooms at J 1
1971 97 Cedar Street. }
# The two buildings are con- £
f nected by hallways. Both are || \
J new, well built, and centrally ]>
Jj located. Parties needing
a space in October can be ac- f
(I commodated at once. 4
1 THE FIDELITY AND S
I CASUALTY COMPANY t
|> of NEW YORK. i
_ REAL E STATE. ~~~
(L li aftJß «K\l. E9TATIS.
iHUUtf i > ttly Sl >""« s uu Street.
APARTMENT HOTELS.
HOTEL ABERDEEN "S & ™
Refurntshml. redecorated; furnished or un
furnished sultn*. also apartmunti for winter
j.'»»on.
HOTEL LC MARQUIS
12 TO 16 K-\f»T HIST «sT.
Apartm«'iit». furnished and unfurnishf a ■ now
leasing. X M. CHATIU.ON. Prop
14 EAST 60TH ST.
OVERLOOKING CENTRAL IMlih
Ali.iriiilrnn f •.irnioilril .ni,| unfitrtl l-%1ir.l
EAGER j it » BABCOCK.
NEW YORK'S LATEST HOTEI "
"GREAT NORTHERN."
118 West «7th St
Open for r«ceptlon of Baaata fl«pt«mh«r i,
1. P. IVIPOX. General Munager. "•
UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS.
WASHINGTON HFIi.HTS
CHESAPEAKK AND MKKN\Npo\H
Block front *an« »Me of AtHubon aye i-» rt
•ndHTSd »•• : 1. 3. 4. ■• .nd 8 r «v>ma. -„, i"V
to «no t-ur? on pr»m'«?i < t |^<o'nii\'ir'ii
BOABU or' BBOHXRS. 320 iESSS?*
r, , T.lf» [n«iiran-e Co; ?=">.oon: arfrlr-M. *• p.
al »v».
r>TH ST. ■■ "' '■■ » nty.br'*. l«:>j:v*.:> 7. s
i 11 22 1 * iv>s. Samuel L Lm6txn to sr-nttnid -•
i Lehman «n<l nth*, trus; X|f>.o«»O; i- -. .'
i. ' f^awyvra Title Insurance an'l Tn ast Co.' i«t^
.' Broadway.
■' ! jxth ST. - •• U'e*t. 4 nty hrk. -'"■.•"" .-,; \~..
'! _'4. iriit.-. Mary '; Pratt to th- 'Ir-enxirh
! SavlnK.l Bank. $70,000; arMre**. :•" '•■■►< < .
• I l-rif ST 22 N M ' nty -- 2tr.li*>7.. v-^.
- ( 2i. I»»5: sam« to came; ?Kf>.o«M>: arldress. sain*
I as above.
. ! <STH AYE. 2C". anrt . •"•: » irtr ■•-»»_
.of 17th at, MllW; Da* t". I'W; r>nrz« f{
: ' Bejrar an'! rathertn*. his wife, lo Ore» n »i»w'
' ?avlne^ Bank; JlC.'.onrt; address. 246 Ht?> ay , ;
J MaVH ST. 241 W*ai I sty brk. '>Tin#>;j.
•j V..- 11. if.'>» H*r »• r. w <<•- ■. Roo«rt rl
• j »"uttlnar: *!",••'" attorney. Tl'le Ouaract**- ar.4
' j Trail ' "'■ in Broadway.
■.■•. -f ST. ■ » 100 ft *of Ist aye. 2."x!nr> ij. t
:|: | July _•• IMi V|tf> r> T>-.r^ tn Amoninl/J
i porrio. trustee; $>•<». attorneys. Am»n.l ■-.- Anutat
I li.i Nassau st.
j ; ••;• H ST. ■ • i»-ll '• a ■' M »v. in «,
74.3 -»r>t l a 1*««: Wallar«i f A--lr»»« ro -,
..-;.'■ Assurance .^K-ierv r>* rhe. f,"!ti:*i
States, aaVMV; address. ;■_•" Broadway.
BIJONX.
BOOKS AVK. n v ror Dralnaz* st. MMal :
Apr 2«. lnrc Jamil Viau and ano to Thoni»i
M Kelley; *' -'■"•" attorn'rj. W T Ititthe— ■. ;.
Tremont a- • ;
EDISON AYE, -■ «. Mi ft I n? SCWr-cl -.
' 2.-»x1)»' [»"■ 3*. IfK>4; Charles U St, Irnp #,! in^
yen Title Insurance and Trust O>, 1W Bto»^.:
way -
ELLISON AVFX «a, "-"■ '" •of lati— t«r ••
I 125 11x35.5x134.6xC3; *»■ 1^ >"« — * •*
i Hoffmann and ano to Hollar ?avin<i Rank mf
the <"lty of New York; ?3.00o; address, Cso*
j 3d aye.
LCI 1 of .127 lot* "funfer estate. r'-» Priat;,
; June li>. lfX»7; r^erino Frt-eVio ani uruy •-.
Hudson V Rose '-. $«.'/»; address. 20 W»s: 45 t "i
. st.
LOT 42. map. of 123 lots Kudson P R<-«» rv,..
known as Willi« • - i»« June 11. H>m». Giovanni
; <-arN>n- to fiiidaon P Boa Co; fSSOz addraa^
■ 32 West 4-ith s:.
I-OTS BM and SOI. map Traak »s»a-». <~Ta*«i'».
Point- Jun» 22. If *: Jo««eph F Thompson t<ii
A dele" Sturge, Dodd and Janr.es A Tro»bri/1s<»:
, $434; attorn Title Ins Co. 13." Broaii^ay.
LOTS "•" «nd !-•*. map 1174. cabdfv r>rop»r^r
estate Urn X Og^en. Mfzhbrldß*. J:n* * is.t- ;
Mary anil Alotm Eoellw to Peter John Laaaaa;
$:• ■".;•■" attorney. H»nry W?ndr. '.fj Maa ••
I.i ft Id map village of WakefleU I0OxC«:
Ana; 1. 19n3 A <hat»li & ?<ir,». Inc. fo ih*
Workmen's Slefc and Oeatii Ben«-".r F"i;nd of tS»
I' - hy F West, (terretar-i ; ?1.200; a'torr*ji. ;
Klllquit A Ffillfjulf, 320 Broadway.
SJ ANN - AYE. X m. 2* * " no of n4f*i r.
■2* •■.\!'h». June 1. lOOT f'>!»— lan Khh and aaa
!• to antHaaa Dohrman; .*1."».<««>; a'rorr»»rr. Tlr!»
j Guarantee ani Trust < '<■•. 171 Rroajway.
lO>TH ST. m « ""> fT — it Elton aye. "• r<o
! ?lar.-h 4. lf*tO; Loala Hab»n»r and ano tr, f^fy!'
■ <•-!'■» T Cunningham a« sr*"''a! gnardfaa; f6^4M;|
; attornf---. Title «;aarante e and Trust <•<>. 175*
j Broad* I
i Mtrrn ST. =-. IOA -■ •nt Elron *-r». Z' t *i2!*-.
CITY HOTELS
HOTEL
BRISTOL
122-124 WEST 49th St.
VFU YORK.
Til hot«*l ha 3 been remodelled and
altered to meet the demand? of a hi?h
•'lass family patronas:". \V> ran offer
I beautiful rooms at moderate prices oa
a yearly leas". You should investigate
before locating-.
ROOMS WITH RUXXIXG WATER—
TfnftirnTPhrri. .v.* t*i >4."» p P r month.
Furnished. .?.*{."» '■ >'■>> "
I ROOMS WITH PRIVATE BATH-
T*nf!!rnl?hed. >i" ' •-• >*>'* k per month.
Furnished, 199 •• .57.". •
SITTING ROOM. BET>I II AND
PRIVATE BATH—
Unfurnished. >♦>."► to >7r» p=r month.
| Furnished. $7.". ''fIOO "
• Season rar.~ furnished on application;
a!?o rar^s for ?nre»"-r apartment?.
Restaurant a Iti f Bj>fja
T. E. T OLSON. Pres. and Mgr.
j UNFURNISHED ATARTMENTS.
STANLEY GOURf
j West Lnd Avenue and 106 th Street
HOUSEKEEPING
APARTMENTS
10 Rooms and 3 Baths
Bents, S2,4QQ — 52.760
Under management of owners'
personal representative.
APPLY TO SUPT. CM PREMISES,
LUDINCTON
205 WEST ini>T ST
Near Broadway. 103 dSt 3 *a: ?tat!sn *r.l
104 th St, E!evaf»d ? T atlon.
Hich-rii««. Modern.
BeTator Apartment Hoo»».
7 Rooms and hath * S9OU TO 5 I UOU
Apply "> Pup* — a nt. on ( "~ =*»■
FRANK 1- FI-*HT:R CO.,
440 Colnmbn* V' ror. » 1 -f ■*>
I SONOMA
1.730— 8R0.\D« AY— 1.734
Attractive APARTMENTS of - Room* and
2 Baths in choose from, some -with --'
•outhern exposure. Modern ::— • --of bulld
lr« llwliiaiiaai ia superior tall an^ *^*-
vator B*>r-. i.-«» nl^ht and day: r»>frlsw%:lr>:i:
transit facilities nneqoa - within ft^-* min
utes' -walk to amusements, restaurants nni
best v _...,--., in New Tort Your inspection
Invited from » A. M. to 8 P. 11. each day.
Including Sunday.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE
North Corner 84th St.. Nn*. 120. 133.
FIREPROOF APARTMENTS.
Aparur.ents of - . 10 an.i 12 rooms and " bat-^i;
{ location finest tr. th? city: rent* $2.."«"»"» to < •«•
W. R. & J^^tf STETVART. _
407 CENTRAL PARK WEST
»ar 100 th Street.
■ Ove.rloo»ln? the Most Picturesque Pan of
Central Park. All --.;■- bnprturemgntw
7 and S rooms and bath $1,000 to $1.Z09
PEASE & ELLIMA>
340 Madison Aye. TeT. |O<M Murray Hilt.
TII E FORT VIE XV
Mngßlflrent Elevator Apartment*.
5. 7. 8 ami {> Rooms. $425 to .<!.*<*>-
Three blocks west of I*l at Si Snbw»T-
Apply on Frfr»ii»^». Tel. ♦:!>* \ .tnV>n.
S. K. cor. IS! St. A: Haven Axe.
HAROLD COURT
S. W. Cor. ll»Sd St. and >t. Mrhola* *»«■
4 3 6 reotna and bath; 7 rr>r>ms and - baths;
rent« moderate. Agent -■ -,"»•-.
THt BLLNORD
B"«aj. \m-t«T.I»m Are., and <.;i h to «7th SC
W. H. DOLSON v CO.. Agents.
5«7 Columbus Aye. -
ALWYN COURT
■m ran Mm ST.
Fineat Apartment House in (|M a or!.l
Mr. i- s TAYLOR. Manager, oji "*••—
THE SWITZERLAND
>. E. <or t.M-t St. mid Ki*er*lde D' l '?^,
5. 6. 7. 8. 9 in.i 10 KiKimv «V.ii to *• •'•?.•
Fred'k Zittel >t- Sons. A;!a.. B'wav * _>*» "-
REED HOUSE.
121 ST ST. & BROADWAY.
.-|_ '•.:'• a;' mm 7 Km. Apt*. $1. P 2> * * -"*
nr»t~Valu«. on ««hln«t.«n llrlshl*.
ST. CHAKI.KS — M»T ♦ M'
ASH to %44 «•"»« li:>»h St. -
5 and 6 Roc ■■■. al! latest improv^mss.* -
Kent* #."* to *».' •
WE CAN MR!-: r SKIT TOC *T TH*
.MA.IF.STIC. a E. cor. li^h St. »nd St >'= at
•tea a\*.\ 7 and I larife rooms; electric i-»
and tee supplied without co.«t.
PIT THUS A TAYLOR. 3*33 B TO«dw*_^.
STI'PCR t'Ot'RT. «,<
Ttlook front east side «»f St. Ni.'h.Mas *»*• *»a
ITtJih an.i 177 th ata Two to four «**>«' '
nuth. with kitchenette. »-■• ' U> $<&0. A««»'
i Premlaea
tiiUMKKrV PARK « II »•
SB (.MiUfnt Turk.
Several desirable apartments for t» «:*••
H nnd 0 rooms and .'■ baths. . • •*"••'• "?,, "%i».
I-KASF. A KI.I.IMAN. \«l< U!) MaOli-"
\ ICTORI \
m: W«»t 151 th >t „ .
4. 6 and « Rooms: Urse aad "s a '-
Uent.i rea»onat>l*- -_,4-»».
oinns * KIRBT. _tosd _?nd..Sl=? nd .. Sl=- *
~~ FORREST CII AMBERS.
1 13 th St and Br .. - " _ _ ,
6. 7. S. » Room* 2 v S M» P' nl *
K. A. n'via. Resident ____££ —
BROOKFiri P. ,
4^o Rlversld* Prtve. <U«™ sl - tm [
Monrß\rir kk>t*i ,
HUSTON .t sri '-. ro»^
;.t liberty St. J^hJ^-^—T^
BROOKLYN. :
BROOKLYN" APARTMfNj 5 , |
Ar>v BBmM of roo- 9 ; b«»' to^rS? Fl'-f 2 /
, rr.-. «,.--. ».««•> per ■•;., ;. * g-oo*JJ
1 TR~\r * CO.. I^B R*«'* n * Uf
Thorn 2?00 Mam.

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