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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-18

total liabilities are s1,65O.14 of which
the largest creditors are Allen & Robin
son, s274.OO; Pacific Hardware Co,
s262.S5; Pacific Vehicle Supply Co,
$369.77; Hawaiian Carriage Manufactur-
ing Co, s$16O.77; e. o. Hall & Son.
$2S4.3s; w. w. Wright, $167S1.
The assets are about $500 and build
ing on leased land.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-18
Household Furniture
and Furnishings

l Upright Piano. 12x15 Parlor Rugs,
Sx12 Rugs, Upholstered Parlor F'urni-
ture. Beautiful Rosewood Rockers and
Chairs, many pretty Wicker Rockers,
Wicker Chairs and Settees, Handsome
Rosewood Folding Bed, Koa Chiffonier,
Oak Bedroom Sets, Oak Bedsteads.
Bevel Glass Cheval Dressers, Oak Blu
reaus. Oak Washstands, Walnut Bed
room Set, Iron Bedstead, Top and
Spring Mattresses. Hall and Stair Car
pets, Electric Chandeliers and Drop
Lights. Lace Curtains and Poles, Win
dow Shades, Rugs, Pillows, Spreads.
Sheets. Pillow Slips. Towels, Massive
Oak Sideboard. Oak Extension Dining
Table, Dining Chairs. China and Glass
ware. Table Cutlery, Table Linen, Cook
Stove, Hot Water Reservoir, Kitchen
Utensils, Door and Window Screens,
Awnings, Plants, GARDENERS. Etc, Etc
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-18
VOLUNTARY BANKRUPTCY.
Taylor & %. File Petition in United
States District Curt.

a petition in voluntary bankruptcy
was filed with United States Clerk
Mailing Saturday by ]. H. Taylor and
Julian Casper doing business under the
firm name of ]. II. Taylor & Co. The
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-18
WILL e. FISHER,
AUCTIONEER.
At Auction
on TUESDAY, NOV. 10,

COMMENCING AT 10 O'CLOCK a. M,
will offer for sale at Public Auction
for account whom il may concern the
entire furnishings of 'HELEN'S
COURT situated directly In the rear
of the Elite Building on Hotel street,
and consisting OF
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-18
ANxIous no co 10 WAR.

Many veterans offered their services
% the country in the late war with
spain, but James Farrell. of Barbours-
-.lle, W. Va, would seem TO be the old
st. He has just passed his 105th birth
lay. He was in the war of 1872, in that
f Mexico, in the civil war, and he
wanted to go to Cuba.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-18
Something Swell

We are Offering in the line of
Blue Serge Dress Suits, for
boys, in all sizes. We guaran-
tee satisfaction or money re-
turned.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-18

gain. We reduce these heavy
Towels, with fancy borders,
from Sc. 90 per dozen to $3.50.
This Towel sale will prove
immensely popular. II you
are looking for genuine bar
gains you will certainly find
them such.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-18
EXTRA NOTICE.

Our entire stock of Xmas and
holiday goods Is here, and we
are opening them for display.
All these goods will be on sale
in a few days. Come and see
them.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-18
Ladies
Dress Golf Skirts

Here's something that we are
selling like not cakes" They
are so neat and tasty.
The very latest cuts are going
at from $3.50 to $3.50, and we
have them in all shades, includ-
ing dark grays, black and me-
dunn shades of green.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-09
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

BY F Meyer & Co; go r 2tth-st, N 9, G
ist-ave, 25x8s0 story n: foreclosure sale;
Mary Payntar agt f McCann al; Judgt
$1,000; s3os rs; etc. sls3 81 prior mors
$40 SEQ 2d-ave and 60th-s cor 20xI5, I story b
h. with stores foreclosure sale; Henry walach agt
sldore Jackson al: due judgt: $50 81; costs
s45i SCAT 30: 62d proposed r.
n W cor. 94x1561h 3 story h three 3 and
story factory bldgs: public auction.
By William NJ Ryan, Courtlandt Troy aves syca-
Palm SITS. Chester. block except
also sycamorc-st 100 # Of Troy-ave
and Albany cor, l0oxl00 also Myrte-et s.
CT Albany lrlxl00; also lot look irregular
100 of Troy-ave 10oxio0; vacant; foreclosure
sale due on udgt 81 ISL H. $3.50 90 taxes etc
on 10 story h. Foreclosure e sse @ n On ave- uis x
81 SOC co. costs S27i or etc s3s T2 prior mort
$1,000 Amsterdam-ave and ls2d-st cor. 20 loxi0O
h. with stores foreclosure sale due judgt
S.21l 50; costs. s357 81. $780, prior mort
$1,000.
i;y /. Phillips Park ave and 1924 st. n c cor
lOol ix27. story and fiat n. with
Ss21 IL; taxes etc s4a0 Ok i4o w Epths 40 n W
9Th ave 30xas9, sale due
w 20th-st s. 4sO 4, of 0th-ave 2oxoS .; story b
SAIL 10: st5d 90 2ath- ST. s. iso n "
Of 9th eOxilso story ten h foreclosure SALE
" 2oth-st 400 fl OF 0th-ave aox0s.a; 5 story b
foreclosure safe; due tudst sa5oo costs
by William Kennedy; 2l4- go Cathedral Parkway, s s.
II Of Amsterdam 1ooxT0l1 ana 2 story
costs ssi2 10: taxes etc. sa1 '' V-''V "
By u. 7. Ingraham Co: 23s W 02d- st. 8 g. II Q
Of West AVE- 2sxio,s M o story ten b foreclosure
s4io %. Itch st, 100 Of 2d-ave 9oxOoii;
story hat and story bldg foreclosure SALE
due ude. 4ss costs. siea II; s7aso se
mtge, $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-09
REAL ESTAT TIE.
LARGE PLOT NEAR THE HIGHLANDS
OF FIFTH-AVE. SOLD.

Isaac II. Clothier has bought plot Of five lots
the north side Of Ninety ffth-st 100 fee, east
OF Nadson-ave.
G.. Tuoti & Co. have sold for Simon Uhlfeder and
4. Weinberg Nos. 10 and I72 West Houston-st. Il
new six story brick tenement house with store and
basement The size OF the building IS 2sxl0o feet.
The buyer OF the plot at the northwest corner Of
Eighty y-ninth-st. ani PGrk-ave. was Herman
Strauss
Louis Wrth has sold Nos I25 and II2s Bar
retto-st. two three story and basement frame fiat
houses.
George I. Senel has sold for Winnie Frank No. 70
East Observation-Disclosures three story
dwelling house, TO Thomas Brady. The size Of the
lot is IGx1O5ll feet
J. C. Langhorn has sold plot. 75xIo0 feet on the
south side OF One-hundr and -fourth-st 10
feet east OF Boston Road.
Mrs. Lee has sold No. 200 20 2Io West Eighty
eighth-st, three five story brick hathouses The
buyer gave IN part payment No I05O 10 66i Union
ave. three three story frame iathouses.
The apartment house Nos. 33s and $40 West Fifty
siXth-st. was yesterday reported sold.
The Century Building Company has leased TO
Fred ishcriin for restaurant and cafe the base
ment In the tweuty-one story office building which
Is being built Nos - and Il BROADWAY for n
term or twenty-one years, at total rental OF
The Rex Realty Company has sold 20 an in
Vestor No. ssl Eecond-ave. four story single fat
house. with store. on lot 2ixS0.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-09
DULL DAY AT ST. LOUIS.

St Louis. July S.-Fine weather and a good pro-
granme drew big crowd to Demar Park to-day.
From a spectacular standpoint the racing was
featureless- Two favorites. one second choice and
three outsiders won. Track fast. Results:
First SELLING, five half furongsl-Sster
Sarah. 1O7 IT. OI}rienb 3, won; Hinyar
UIilmoFel, ii 70 o. second Audiphone. DALE
third. Time, l:i0l1.
Second seliing; furlonEs)-Iasso lO5 CGl-
more, TO = won; Antolee 80 tBelU 20 20 l. second
Mrs Grammar, 80 lE. Murphy !, third Time l:a0
Third tseiiing; mile and -sixeenths)--
Barbee JOG tGilmore TO l, Kid Mccoy, 107 0Dae
Tame 2:04& -
Fourth selling: furlongs)-Tom Collins Ioi
Ct O BFtenl, O TO ], Mart Hogan, G.ndsey)
10 second Ycie Vance. lOi CEnosl s. third Time
Fifth race Selling; one mile and seventy yardsl-
GeneIal Me5ruder 40 (Dale). to 3. won: Hardly l0
E MURPHY 30 20 /, second; OTris. 30 (oNeilD.
sixth race fsell!ng; furlougsSam Lazarus I09
20 Neiil 30 10 l. won AGrea, IT. Brien) Z TO J.
seeohGi Ben Frost. 1O5 tGvens). Time 30
New-York tribune., 1901-07-09
NO FOREIGN BOOK AT NEWPORT.

Cincinnati. July Sowing TO a protest made by
a number OF horsemen, the foreign book was not
opened at Newport to-day May Oyerton. of Nash
VILE president of the American Turf Congress, in
reply TO a telegram sent b. Of the owners.
said that the foreign book II is
against the bylaws of the congress Manager
Fowler assured the horsemen that he would not
open the book until the matter should be settled
formally by the Turf Congress, and so there no
foreign book In operation to-day Owners trainers
and jockeys to meet tomorrow at the track
TO consider the advisability of racing at Newport
in case a foreign book is operated.
The horses ran well to form to-day, with the
exception OF the last race, whore Alice Scorpion
knocked all form calculations by winning at
20 to !. Weather hne, track good. Results:
First lsclng: seven furlongsl-Brown Vail l05
(Finay) TO J. Polly Bizby. i05 tCogswep, To l.
second; Mamie j., 100 (iiehaeis). J. ,hlrd Time
1907.
Second (sellngi six MISUNDERSTANDING. Io3
(Mchaels 10 J. won Times Star, 115 tNclson) 20 g.
second CaloOcan. 10 Dwyer). third Time 5's
Third SELLING: mie)-EithOlin li2 IT Kane
to J. lgns. l0g ti3aptiste). l. second Is. c.
Fox. 1I2 (SnelD. . to 2. third Time. l:42A.
Fourth tseling six furloHgs}-Grandma II. IT
Kane). 10 !. Arriba. los IT. Waker)
1:i5ls.
Fifth tseing FIVE flrlongsi--Poison Pattorl
TO 10 won: lnsolence 10 (SneD, 10 !, second DR..
Sixth SELLING; mie)-Alce Scorpion, OF
(Nhitel, 20 20 /, DR.. s. c. Ayres 10 Dale
2 second Free Admission 30 tCogswelD. to q third
Time
New-York tribune., 1901-07-09
Rttf . . = y. .
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
TENNIS.
TUXEDO TOURNAMENT BEGINS TO-DAY
FISHER HOLDS THE CUP.

Tuxedo Park, n. Y. July s-As the finals were
TO lie played off to-day In the North Jersey tour
rament the invitation tourney at Tuxedo was post
poned until tomorrow.
Tho entry list is large and includes some
OF the crack tennis players of the country. The
chief prize will be the Tuxedo Club Cup. which at
present is held by Edward p. Fischer, he having
wen the title TO 1t in 1896 from Malcolm Chaee and
this being the first tourney since that year Others
who have legs on the cup are e. L~Ha. 1891 and
1892 Clarence Hobart, 1899. and Malcolm Chace. 1924
and 1885. Fischer is entered and will defend his
title Following are the complete entries:
Herbert shpman, William r. Garrison, Alexander
bert Leroy; L 2 Hull; FREDERICK Psrson Psrey S
L. W. Gazebrook, Charles NJ. Relyea, DR.. Frazer.
]. G. Davidson. Robert r. Leroy. Ralph Hiekox,
J. p. Paret, III. s. Perr. Louis Y. Ledone. Gren-
Vile Kane, j. Cowper. Lord. DR.. E. c. Rushmore.
II. c. Pell. IT.. Bertram Cruger, Edwin =. Fischer
and Henry Mollenhauer.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-09

Chicago July SIN the first race Egyptian Prince
was regarded having a good chance by his
owner until he away a mile and quarter
while being warmed up for the race. On this ac-
count he drifted TO 20 in the betting Frangibie
led the way for six furlongs and then Egyptian
Prince drew out of the bunch. and opening up a
gap of half dozen lengths, won as he pleased.
Summaries:
First zone quarter miles, selling purse SEJol
-Egrptan Prince. - doayssonl, 20 10 wen by nree
lengths Alaska lO5 (See). i2 to J. second; Iamnany
Chief. SO u. T Woods; II to 5. third Time 2n ,os
Second ihve furlongs; purse SU0}-Ned Up: ive
G)avisson), 20 l. by length; Pronta l,D tJ'
MARTINI. J. second; Approved. 10i Vnkhea) 10 l.
Third race (one mile; purse S6cW-Mr. Brown. lf9
(IinightD. by lengths; John iirlgn l'o
Dominica 20 l. second: Favonius. l07 q. Woods
.. third. Time. Al. - -, $50
Fourth (six furlones purse S6ag-The Rush 19
Domlnckl. to second sevoy. III dfobertson)' to
Fifth race zone mile and dcy yards purse seool-
Specific. III u3ullmanl TO p won by n length: The
Conqueror il, GDominckl, 2 second; Anthracite
100 lKngh) ~ l. third Time. l:44as ~
and quarter miles, selling; purse SI"U
Moses. "a Gormley) TO won by three lengths: Lee
Newell. IS a. Martini. 10 !, second; g. w. w, %
(Knight). 10 .. third. Time, 2:c6+5
New-York tribune., 1901-07-09
ROWING.
NEREID BOAT CLUB RACES.

Belleve. y. J.. July s.-The annual regatta OF the
Nereid Boat Club will be held the Passaic River
July 20. The entries, which closed to-
day, follows: Four-oared gig race-H NJ.
Perry. bow; l.. A. Hodgkinson. No. 2: Andrew Un-
derwood No 3: o. ii. Perry, stroke: II. Greacen.
coxswain. r. w. Brett bow 5. f. Moore No. 2:
G. g. Ward. No 3: Z. S. Weber. stroke c. l..
Brett. coxswain Tandem paddlinE-C l.. Brett
and S. L. Moore: William Douglas and l.. A Hodg-
kinson: A. c. Hill and James A. Ashworth
Par-oared gig race-Edward Hassett and Herbert
Hardmann; Andrew Underwood and H. NJ. Perry.
!, -FOUR 13aTed shell race d. Van Houten. bow;
Perry: stroke. r c. II. Bull bow; J. 5. Osborne,
No 2: Edward Hassett No 8: Harold Perry,
stroke. The regatta committee is composed OF
Roger w. Brett. s. z. Moore and L. A Hodgkin-
son.
The club is the oldest in the State. having been
organized in 1875
New-York tribune., 1901-07-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

77th-st s. 2o4 II OF I'd ave. 20xi02, .; Samuel
Kessier 10 Gotteb Karpas. u part: mort
So, 900: :. 500
T7th- ST. S s. 1I5 It of 2d-ave. 2exl0ox irregular:
tioteb NJ KaTpas to Samuel Ressler. "a
all title: mortgage. s2s 900 s. &a....,.,.,... 100
nth St No 81 East, 2Tx1033: John ii Rogan,
referee to William siesman r 8 s2s 75.. 10000
Matilda lot 2oa OF Penied property,
Wakefield 3s-6SlGo; Conrad Trede to Elizabeth
Trede; mortgage, So, 800 .,..,,,.,.,..., 2.4oO
yesey-st No 81, 5, 25xs2; Isma sehreyer TO
tierte Well mortgage, S2i,oDo s, S5...,,,,, 100
- II OF Watts-st, 25xs0;
Louisa Benton ct al to Benton Realty Company;
mertsage $4,000; 5. ss 5000
MaOson-st, No 2S2 25xl00; Edward Koch
keller Max Cohen and another; mortgage.
. ..
KinRsbridRe Road, ls+th-st. 2oNo9sx25x
i03 /: Alexander Becker 10 solomon Moses, all
liens: S, 81 20 .:,,.,,.,,:,.,.,..,,,., 100
123d- St n 8. 2a5 II If Boulevard, present line
5ax 10 to I2ith-st; Charles de Rahm
N Horton; B& 3: $, sia 70, ;,..,.....:... $4,000
A2d ST . \ 202.0 n OF Amsterdam ave. 1S6x
New-York tribune., 1901-07-09
IpY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l

ST Louis. July S.-Umpire Hank ODay was as
sauted and beaten by fans at the end OF the
game between the Brooklyn club end the Cardinals
this evening. O'Days decisions had inccnsed the
fans greatly, from the opening TO the close
his decisions favor OF the visitors AT the
close of the first half of the ninth tho score was
in favor of the BrooElyns. The Cardinals got
two across the plate and Burkett was close
out as he was coming home. giving the game TO the
visitors to G. In a moment the diamond was
filed with people who poured out of the bieachers
pavilion and grandstand crying 'Robber! XIII
him. etc A man in shirt waist rushed up TO
ODay and struck him a furious blow In the face
Then every man in the field endeavored to get at
the umpire Manager Donovan threw his arms
around ODay in an endeavor to protect him. but
was himself repeatedly struck BLOW after biow
was showered upon O'Day until the police. after
free use of their batons, managed TO rescue the
man and escorted him from the grounds ana 10
the hotel. 1t disgraceful finale to closely
contested ball game
New-York tribune., 1901-07-09
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

BY Bryan l. Kennedy Co: i46th-st n S. 10 u " OF
ST save. 25xloo: story h: foreclosure sale;
James Barry agt Ellen Meehan Farley atty:
Fulton McAInhon ref; due judgt IS Ti3 Al: costs
60 taxes. 50 %; the plaintiff 50
by Peter Meyer ~ Convent G s aTo.6 II
OF 4lst-st 2oxion and story dwg h; foreclosure
sale James !. Kane Eugene Melvin AL Robert NJ
Glgnous. atty: Charles p f McCann. ref judgt
$500; &i6i Of. S23 rs; prior mtge $1,000;
adjourned July IS. 4s9 W 2Tth-st 225
ave 25x0S.a 4 story h with story b
foreclosure sale William Shipman.
William II Bell al: Coudert Bros attys; Il
Brodsky ref due judgt So lao 90: S30s 5
etc. S2lO ~: adjourned TO July IL
New-York tribune., 1901-07-09
CHICAGO. ?: PHILADELPHIA. !

Chicago. July s.-Athough for eight innings to-
day the game q pitchers battle. the perfect
support accorded both twirlers made It the
cleanest and pretiest contest witnessed here this
season. Philadelphia scored in the ninth two
singles and out. Chicago tied II by punching
three singles Eason led off with clear drive In
the tenth. scoring the winning Green's
triple 'Cupd' Childs has been released by Chi
cago and Dexter assigned 10 second base, Score:
r. u. r
Chicago ..........O Ia 10
PHILADELPHIA ..,...O o % U O-l o /
Batteries Eason and Killing; Dugges5y and Mcfarland
New-York tribune., 1901-07-09
AMERICAN JOCKEYS WIN ABROAD.

London July S.-J. r. Keene's Lottie Hampton
colt GIenry) won the Darlington Plate, of lO6 SOW
ereigns, for two-year-olds, five furlongs, at the
Nottingham July meeting to-day. Ninon was sec
ond and William c. Whtney's Prickles flly q.
Reif) finished third
Eileen Violet L. ReiffJ the Arnold Selling
Pate Of f06 sovereigns for all ages, six furlongs.
MI Desperandum q. Reff), the Bramcote
Plate, a lightweight handicap of 250 sovereigns for
three year-olds and upward, one mile and three
furiongs
Long Cecil a.. Reif) won the Newstead Abbey
Plate, of 1o4 sovereIgns, all ages distance one mile
and furlong.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-09
THE BISLEY MEETING BEGINS.

London. July S-The forty-second annual meet
ing Of the National Rife Association opened at
Bisley to-day in brilliant weather The entries
generally are satisfactory, but there is a notable
absence or coonials. Canada alone furnishing a
fun team. The matches decided to-day were un-
important,
New-York tribune., 1901-07-09
CRICKET.
THE Observation-Disclosures GAME

The Canadian crcketers began their game against
New-York at Bayorne yesterday. New York was
handicapped by the absence of II. r. Cobb and
F. J. Prendergask two of the foremost exponents
of the game in this city. and In view OF the record
made by the Canadians against the crack clubs OF
Philadelphia this was deemed peculiarly unfortu-
nate, and appears to bear out the assertion that IL
is impossible for New-York TO get out its full
strength, regardless of the Importance OF the
match
New-York won the toss and after one wicket had
been lost for single Tyers and e. H. Smith made
excellent stand. which should have inspired the
rest of the team with confidence. After the dis
missal of Smith for useful innings OF A. F. w T.
Stiles continued the good work and before the next
wicket fell the total had advanced TO &C. Tyers was
the retiring batsman. with 27 as his portion
ID. BoSt had short stay. but then ]. Adam and
Stiles made things lively for a bit and before the
latter caught for "a the total had advanced 10
80. With only wckets down this total ceve
promise of considerable Improvement but the re-
wickets added but seven runs and the Innings was
over for three runs short of the century
This was anything but formidable total for the
Canadians 10 face They sent I'm J. l.. COUNSEL and
j. NJ. Laing to start their batting and long before
a separation was effected they had passed the cen
tury. Both men hit with considerable freedom and
bowlers Captain Kelly tried no less than seven
men, but e. A. Worm was the only one to secure
at 139 for capital innings of CO. j. NJ I.anp H.
now 6s not out and he has good chance OF in
creasing ths 70 a century when play "a resumed
The games arranged for Wednesday and 1,hur.
day have been cancelled at the request of the
dians who are anxious to return home soon as
possible The score: 80
NEW-YORK
New-York tribune., 1901-07-09
PROGRAMHE OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

RAcING-Btghton Beach Racing Association. Brighton
Beach. 2a0
GOLF-Women's team matches: Essex County at Shin
necOck; ApaWamis Wee Burn
LAWN TENNIs.-Invitation tournament. Tuxedo; West
ern championship, Chicago; Canadian championship,
Niagara-on-t he-l-ake.
sWiMMISG.-swimming championship. Buffalo Exposi-
tion.
HORSE sEfOw.-Atlaniic City Horse Show
BASBBAI-l--NeW- York Cincinnati. Cincinnati.
Brooklyn ST Louis. St Louis.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-09
PITTsBURG, 3: BOSTON. o.

Pittsburg. Jul" s.-Pittsburg put up snappy and
errorless game behind Poole. and only two Bos-
tonians reached third base After the second In
ming Nichols gave only two hits. and mono of the
locals got beyond second base. Score:
r. II. T.
Pusbure ...............2 % o
Boston ...............-.U - d q y 90
Batteres-Poole and thinner: Nichols and Kittredge.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-09
NETWORK. 9: CINCINNATI. 8.

Cincinnati. July Sake" Beckley hit In the
head with pitched ball in the sixth inning of to-
days game, and 1t required the combined efforts
of several physicians bring him to. Mathewson
easily outpitched Scott the latter being batted at
Score:
New-York tribune., 1901-07-09
ELEVEN STORY Bu1LprNci IN Frrru-AvE.

Plans were filed yesterday with the Buildings De-
Tnrtment for the erection OF eleven story brick
left with store. nt Nos. lO5 and iO7 Fifth-ave. The
size OF the building VIII be G6xl29 feet Tho ma
ernl used VIII be limestone. brick and terra Gotta
Henry korn. OF No. lis Fifth-ave is the owner
The will be $1,000
New-York tribune., 1901-07-09
scHooLHoUsE TO BE ENLARGED

Plans were filed yesterday at the Buildings De-
partment for the building Of an extension to a
public school I'm Unon-ave., near One-hundred nd
forty-ninth-st The size of the extension will be
BOMBS feet. The cost will he s0oCJ
New-York tribune., 1901-07-09
NEw-YORK.
CINCINNATI.

Earned runs-Cincinnau. 2: Nev-York. :. Two base
hits-CTawford. Masoon. Bergen and Van Haren Three
hits-MathewHon, Home runs-DaVst :
stolen o., stranR Double piaysssieaeh
on Mathewson. =; of Scott, !. III BY pitched hayy-
By Mathewson .: by Scott. 2 Struck ou--By Mathew
son, 5. ~ Scott 3. Attendanoe-3.5Oo. Tme-i 80.
'mulr
New-York tribune., 1901-07-09
AT BOSTON.

Boston ,.............o o 0 x-3 0
Washington .........O . D u O-l
Batterles-Cuppy and CTigeri Carrick and Clark
New-York tribune., 1901-07-09
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Baitmore BaItIne .,......,,.0 g 10 8
Batteries-Nops and Robinson: Plank ani Powers,
New-York tribune., 1901-07-09
BASEBALL.
UMPIRE O'DAY MOBBED IN DISGRACE
FUL ROW AT ST LOUIS.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New-York a: Cincinnati, Brooklyn, z. 81. Louis o.
Chicago 2: Philadelphia. l. Pittsburs 3: Boston, D.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Boston g. Washington l. Baltimore, S; Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1901-07-09
EASTERN LEAGTE

Al Syraeuse-R Rochester, 3. Syracuse. 2
At Providence-Mon q; Providence l.
At Worcester-T oronto. /. Worcester =
AT Hartford-iIartfoTd, q. Buffalo q.