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New-York tribune., 1902-09-07
TENNIS.
LITTLE DEFEATS HACKETT AT CRESCENT
A c. TOURNAMENT

Interesting lawn tennis was played yesterday by
number OF the oldtime college experts who are
striving to gain the championship honors in the
club tournament the courts Of the Crescent
Athletic Club Bay Ridge.
The surprise Of the day was occasioned by the
meeting OF the Yale and Princeton champions of
former years. II was short but decisive battle
over the net and II resulted in an easy victory
RAYMOND D Little the Princetonan, over Harold
H. Hackett. the Yale veteran. Little in
sets TO love by the speedest sort of tennis and he
was in fine stroke throughout the match.
Little's accuracy his place shots was phenom-
email He volIeyed hard and rapidly and ran In
to the net behind every return. Hackett endeav-
ored to check his opponent by obbing. bat in this
ne was not successful the old Princetonian
placed the ball accurately the corners the
opposite court and then followed IL up by cross
c6urting the ball for the point The tournament
will continue through this week. the winner meet
ing Joseph T. Mcmahon in the challenge match for
the club title and trophy. The summaries:
Championship singles larst round)-whtng wor-
ReIzsr C NJ Bun &c. 6-4. 6-3: c. NJ. Bull, r..
bear Crauncy. by default; Hazard beat Kenyon. 90
6-4: Powers beat Walker 6-3. Go; Beden beat Cough
Ga 81 e.
second round-williams beat Whitney Sc. Ga 81;
eG4. Gil beat Duncan e-s. s-3 6-l.
Third round-Little beat Hackett SO, 6-2.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07
THE WEEK N RE4LTT.
CHANGE NEEDED N LAW REGARDING
THE FILING OF LIS PENDENS.

The leasing of Nos 1865 to 1853 Broadway. extend
ing through to Nos. $50 TO 53i Sixth-ave.. by l..
Tanenbaum. Strauss & Co, for the estate Of H. "A
Webb to Browning King & Co, for forty-tWo
years, at aggregate rental of about s-OOo'Uo
was the principal feature for the last week in the
real estate market building for the lessees is to
be built on the premises, reported in The Tri-
hune yesterday. and this building will bring about
great change for the better in the architectural
appearance of the block front on the west side OF
Broadway between Thrty-tirst-st and Th.rty-sec-
ond sts
The most active buyer of the week was Edward
h Litchheld. OF Brooklyn Most of the Brooklyn
properties which he gave in part payment are likely
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07

Mrs. George [. Chapman. who for several years
has been well known as an expert player defended
her cup successfully this afternoon by series Of
brilliant. plays, beating Mrs W H Pouch Pouch t{rS srS
%, and holding the cup another year mrs
Chapman's victory is enhanced by the fact that
Mrs, Pouch held the championship OF tie United
for mems singles. defaulted, and his competitor
Lewis Perry. takes the cup for ne nS&I yeaT y P,+
son defeated Ross Burchard and Nj Pouch Pouch 80 80
6-3. 2-5, I-6 e. In the pay Tor the consolatlon
prize Mr.. Ladue beat s r. Bradley, Jr-' ID g.
6-4
be Increased by the fact that Judge L C. Dessar
Of New w a summer resident or NAach
to-day offered a s1Q6 cup for the winner OF women
singles the holder win 1t III, eg tunes oeioTe She
became its permanent owner. S X. Bradley oHered
similar cup for mems singles on the same con-
ditio0
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

soth-st, No I52 East, issx9s9: Charles Gsell
TO Alfred II Herzug; mortgage. 81, 900. -
46th-st No 55l West. 19.6xlt05: John J Fullan
executor and trustee. to Jan es P Van Loan
mortgage $1,000 a., n = ,,i:,, - :,
Caroline Wood; mortgage, Sl5"uO-
7th-ave. Nos 42I and 423 corner S3d-st: 18TH,
g., No 400 : e corner ist-ave. Thomas DesHoad
to Edward y Desmond. with all title 10 al
property owned by Catharine A De nond in state
. . . q
Plot at 5 lot |. iutersects Hudson River
Railroad Co l.73f.s 20 s fonke-s-3He .
Z 3G6x Sass 70 railroad X n 2I59; contains
II 421-l 600 acres. Spuyten DuyvN Parkway. W
g adjoining lands Samuel Thompson. runs W
2S9 Il to : Ycukers-ave Y ftS-tN e 5Ol-l 70
parkway ( 1854 contains 22o- OoO acres
Margaret Putnam 70 James Douglas :
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07
MRS. CHAPMAN KEEPS CUP.

Nvack. n. Y. Sept. (SpecieD.-This was the
closing day of the tournament of the Hudson River
lawn Tennis Association on the grounds of the
Nvack Country Club and was the most exciting
day of the weeks play. Especial interest centred
81; the contests for the challenge cups in mems and
vomens singles. These cups have been held the
les, wear by ]. P Paret and Mrs. George L. Chap
mn respec lively. An animated contest
any lacked for their and their competitors
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07
RED BANK LINE.
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Uepat tment of Finance.
reau fOl tho CClseCti n OF I

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OF last year.
,,on should also request bill for such tax
Each eIuis should be mpanIed by envelope
hearing address of the applicant aRd uth
In case of any doubt in regard Ward Section. Block
Taxpayers should take their deeds u
Recruitment of Taxes and Assessment and
oneTty located maps OF that Department and for
Xid 10 Deput Receiver OF Taxes with The requsI
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TaxpaAeIs In manner Will receive their bills
,urned by earliest possible moment and avoid
used by waiting lines. as Is required in
case OF personal application
ReIuisition addressed and mailed
of Taxes whichever borough the
srIy Is located. follows:
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Manhattan. New York
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aorough o The Bronx, New York
5. Van Wyck. Municipal Building. Borough OF
srnoEI N York.
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Fifth Long Island City Borough of Queens New
York - .
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Receiver or Ta1eA
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ST. LOUIS BEATEN N BROOKLYN
MEN OUTBAT AND oC I-F ELI
THE VISITORS AND WIN RATHER EASILY

After an exciting and well played contest the
F7rooklyu team defeated its 81 Louis opponents a'
WASHINGTON Park yesterday afternoon Both teams
fe1dsd well he home players winning through
superior work al the BAT Hughes pltched Win al
al MS oIdti-ne skill and. receiving peTteci support
h. bad Ittle trouble with the St Louis oatsn1en
excsp1 in the last three innings.
Pearson was not al MS best Al the starr ana Ihe
home plavers hated his delN cry freely in the Fs'
and fourth innings IN four innings the Broohlyn
TTen ht satey eight times and the i've runs score9
gave them the Victory After that Pearson set,iyu
down ar6 was hit safely only twice IN the remain
der Of the game. Latner caughI Tor the 6foOhISn
fsaul and MADE q good impression Captain heeIeI
vas unable play and W Donovan 'DCh ii-S p-1-T
n rIehl fed The score
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07
SALES REPORTED YESTERDAY

Folsom Bros. have sold for tiie ,,e VS. Eour-
70 George Goldstein Nos. Slf anu -. .a,+ bo,,sas
teenfhs penn fsst Tbev have asO sold for Dr.
q A White the property Nos Zoo anu 10 -,
-rhird-st being front and rear te'
q rlo, gox1Os feet to Cohen s. klauoei p,.
Wlham nam q g. " Wsrr sunderland the private
hap nave poi' honse No ls4 East Twenty -ninth-st
q. .l0xsS9 feet ,,.,rnhv sold for Will
John NJ Reid and Thomas Nj aaIrkieyyicz No $50
lam Rosenzweig to DR.. Marcus Ma ~ 49, ~
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Belnont-ave.. west side, ne-hundred-and-ni ninety
seventh-st 1877 feet south of Pelhamave-. four two
story brcl. dwelling houses. 189x55 feet: Charles
Liedner No 539 West Forty-sixth-st.. owner; Ed
ward ". Ganley. architect, No. 1853 Jerome-ave;
$4,000 each
Southeast corre~ of Jerrt"es and cushion sts.
five story brick store and fathouse. 25x65 feet; K
Kirk No. i.Ie2 Hoe-ave.. and J. GI aham. No zZil
Southern Boulevard owners: Harry T. HoWel
Third-ave. and One-hundTed- and -thIr Irty-eghth-st
chi
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07
PLANS FOR c. W. vANDERBILTs HOUSE

Plans were filed late on Friday at the Bureau OF
Buildings Manhattan. for two five story brick
dN eiling houses to be erected at Nos oi5 and 6iI
Flfth-ave.. with a frontage OF 20 feet and depth
OF 30 feet. The buildings will be connected as a
1ouble house The front will be of white marble
Che buildings will cost 100000. George W. van Han.
& Hunt of No. Is East Twenty-frst-st., are the
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07
CHICAGO. 3: BOSTON. 3.

Boston. Sept. 6-Dexter presented TO Chicago to-
DAYS game n the first inning when after making
brilliant stop OF MLrray's hot grounder ne threw
the bal into the first base b'eschers Three runs
came in on the play. Boston tied the score IN the
eighth inning on hits by Long and Kittrcdge and
Nare.ae'S rnisplay Chicago could not fathOm Pit
tenger until tha tenth inning. when hits by Meme
fee Evers and DObbs and Greminger's tumble
yielded TWO runs The score:
r. E
ts5.sa1o.....--.,.-8 - ...,.'.8S 9 IS s
Bauertss-Ptenger and 4ittrssge: Lungren and King
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

Hestsr-st g 81 II Of Centre-st and Centre
75.+ # Of Hester-st for a sS sto.y
brick factory - 2x7j and 35-+XfI. J l. Danlels
No 2 ad E45 5,l i23s'' 2E3e De Leo
lst-ave " :. IiltA St. for a one Story
brick boiler house. 32.3x44.3. Consolidated Gas m
c. No Ir.tug Place and arc ttect S'oV
sth-ave. Nos 645 and d4T for two Aye story o1ick
dwelling houses 75x9O. George " vanderbilt;
10 90 sts,aye .,os,.nc,. 2%rsr hunt hul. 10000
frame sheds T7xl2: R T Handley. owner. f A..
p Whitney. fI3 West l5th-st. arch tect----- ~
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07
REALTY COMPANY ELECTS OFFICERS

At meeting of the Arkonia Realty Company.
held at Its office. No. IS Wiam-st-. last Friday
the following officers were elected: President. +
Frederic Georger; yice-presidenL, George P But
ler; secretary and treasurer, Tracy H Harris The
following directors were elected: Edward w. mar
ris Walter Wvckoff Tracy H Harris. George
P Butler and F. Frederic Georger.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07
NELSON LODGE.

The Columbia Oval and Essex County cricket
Cl1b the leaders in the New-York Cricket Associa-
+ior series had q close game at Wiharnsoridse'
where Columbia by Il runs feature OF 'he
match was the wicket keeping Of 7. l. White. VINO
+,,ronad no less than FIVE men r. Cobban and J
Aucn made good stand for the winners. and were
Vii hacked ur by l.. w. Mara. while LOT ,i F1sseE
Comntv F Suatcher. c GalIimore and J. l." Iolson
were the chief scorers
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07
EASTERN LEAGUE.

Providence. K. l.. Sept. 6.-Providence was vic
torious IN two well played and closely contested
games this afternoon In the first HalIgan was
the only visitor VINO could bat Corridons delivery
safely. II the second game Providence oonched
HIS m Wood in the eighth and won. Attendance,
2BH Scores
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07
KHIcKERB0CKER ATHLETIC CLUB.

The nranbattans were opposed by a team Il only
six men Of Nelson Lodge at Prospect Park In their
league championship match there. and won rather
easily by 60 runs and wickets 20 -pare- r J
Prendereast was in fine form with the willow s tor
tba v-i~rers and put 50 runs N snort oiuSt!
his hits including 10 fours F. P Roger RGGeTs dla .5
SS,biTa II I 0'Reiilv J. Adam and r. ". r. Powell
were also seen to advantage. The score
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07
NEWARK WINS AND LOSES.

Worcester Mass Sept. s.-Worcester ana New
ark broke even in to-days double header The
home team won the frst by hitting Stocksdale at
VIII Ir the Secn-5 Hermit W r
NcFafa vas hif hard. Worcester errors IN the
second game were costly. Schultz Ne8Arks new
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07
.T-usd for Borern.an in ninth inning.

I-5sD--5 .......0 2-S
Earned runs-Pitcslurg s. NeTg-f0Ek tiIst oI5 -
t5--Srl5rs * = Lett On oeseS -
Irg 3 Ne,e-loIk . FIRST base on b9Iisl b3is7a "a NV
= ~ -Tao-uase Ll-s-SII1it1 t2-rAe Slai
Idle c.t1Ce h.t--Fi-JcEey. SJYieIi oases-
W 49, 7Eets NathegsOn and BaTke 80 poue,e ptays
fealraGnt and .onIoy. N4ile"son ana :E -5
- sinh .nl N-Caun, Lauder smith Aci'4tl anu
1-,--r-a- EK5d lLll.-ALatle0sut fasssG H-'t'S
-t'---T : I1auiIes-La-hau and Irwin Time ot
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07
CINCINNATI. 7. PHILADELPHIA. 2.

Philadelphia. Sept Good. consecutive hitting
won the game fer Cincinnati from Philadelphia TO-
DAY The hone una bic nit Hahn TO
wv r. H E.
Cincinnati. .............l 0 3 0 II
EA.ls4elazia NJ 0 Q 0 Q o / %
BgLtaE.es-I5aaa and Ee-gen. Nh!le aaa Doom.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07
TO ALTER ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH

Plans have been fled for alterations to the
Church of Our Lady of Coed Counsel on the south
side NJ NinA+tetbst 200 feet west OF Second-ave.
They Corsisf of the ~ho~ge Of the nment room
into baptistery, which will cost 5000. r A de
keuron is The architect.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07

E, ooL- L,9sts- -......-...... Q 1-5
Far7ed run-St Louis. !: Brooklyn. ? Two-base hits
-Sre-.a-F F1rcd Three-hsse Calhoun First b5se
o. elrlrs-E5-oczIyu /. stolen 5sses-P D9aJTan ? w
10 Kruger 20 Nichols; Kruger q Farrell 70 Nichois =
I-v+- - Farrell q Irwin Hughes c Farrell First
fela N baI's-0r Pearson Of Hughes / Struck out
~ Pearson !. by HUE5es Left bsses-St Louis,
G. Frroklv- G vild picch-Pesrsoa- Tine-l:4l I'm
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07

The Newark Club visited Brooklyn Team B at
Prospect Park for its association championship
game The BrookIyns were virtual winners ou'
there was not time for actual result 10 oe
r-scbed and the game has TO go on record as
80 although when time was called Newark
needed G. runs to win ano mao o"iS one "i'Ae' -
fall.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07

.e-ar q loosely played contest the PittSours
-s-~-f7,s Won another easy victory yesltIulH-
Tpa contest was at the Polo Grounds, ana Inc
- rlavers never had any chance. Neither team
- r.rh in The field. the visiting team "l'i'i'-7
-, sr,2erfor work at the bat MatheWsoh
rr nave cone better work. had ne received p'oi'-
- z,.-,.-t Bowerqlan made four passed pa-lS
5r-.r- the afternoon. .-,.
-rae champions did not appear 10 be N a huliE .r
- ,1,a,- TOOK the lead il The opening llilils VIZ
80 nm IN fhe fifth the home players sem i ma
so-5 me circuit tying the score ana then me 'Iie
,.-,ra7rs woke Up and decided 10 play H''1S
- They old il in the next TWO innings scUi-
- -zz+e- in the SIKH and three times III lhe SCI
- n rpa rinta cney sent in three more runs 70
80 a->.fa.ae the local players might DC IN '-s@
haLf Of tae E-n--sg. ,-.,-,, ~
- WIS unaoe TO sQuelch the enthusiasm -
-. ..raorers who were watching me SAINT -
= which VAS restricted 10 he s.aLlsla-i1' So -
5.--5~. ne nrst half OF the fourth lli--i-7' -
.,.-t f,, ihe careeSs-tsS o. one O ~ ~
- vh0 threw -gnteu stump - --5,~-r7as-
-.T3+- a1, : leap O1 TUUolsL -=---'---= a.
- l.4l.gull.L L4e ~ IS C--e - -.
'---s-IrnT4l-S, slaLiun Who CistoNT41o - -.1,i
10 mo L.tILJu UCiSi-v- -tOt-- - a4l,.5
el7-ar Company No } 10 lne g -J---- - L..ss
S,--.--l .0.s Stamped JuI ne oi-1e. -
= - r--t,nt aL.olg me spectators IL 9~-
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07
NEWARK

Three-base hIts-Frisbe. Wrigley and Conuaughton.
Homo runs stolen bases-Frisbe Rckert %
" gley. Weaver and stocksdale Sacrifice hs-stocks-
lsIs and Clancy or balls--On Stocksdale 3. off
Merritt Hit by pitched baI-Deehanty. ruck
3v Stocksdae. 3 by Merritt 3. Wild pitch-AIerritt.
T-r7r-e-Rinn. AtteHdaEce-I000- Time OF game-2Oo.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07
srOOND GAME.
PRoXIDENCE.

Iwo base ht-Sgyan % CsTsy sTc,ng9 ne sscTiace hi
caTsiav I,rb,e vsonnors. Bean and cassidy Bean
Commons ana Cassidy: and shiree Base on oals-
or R~ovy- struck out-By Brown. / Unnpire-Coz
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07

The Brooklyn Club was scheduled TO play It's
LEAGUE cbampionship match with the Livingston
Eisls Club of Staten Island, at Prospect Park
The Livingstons forfeited however and Brooklyn
nlaved the West Indians instead, and defeated
thbaT bv 4 runs and wickets 70 spare. a. S
Turrant and c A Worm did the chief run getting
for the winners while A. Goodrich played a good
innings for the West Indians.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07
SECOND GAME.

hitsNerrlt- and weaver Ihree-hase nit
y-.,--ry rln-Schultz. Stolen bases-WalSh and
V-asnE~ Sacrifice hi;s-Frisbie, McFau ana Wagner
5'.-rf'Ia -rrvs-N'cFaIl Clancy. HsmmnE and Nc
Clr-vel Base n falls-On Iemming 1; off McFalL l.
struck out-Ry KAmminG. by MCFall. 3. Umpire
Ffrr Attendance-1OO0. Time Of game-1;i5.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07
Second game)

Letfoit--....---.-.--.- I E8 10
BatteEles-yeager Bueow, Katol. Smith and Rob
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0ounirn Boaro.

pullll
-iTaf. family. having beautiful modern resi-
Re1r would accommodate desirable adults; large
IL dehCe. heat. beautiful view: high locations
sunny rooms aspot: references exchanged. IMME-
hour 70 CUT ,,, grsnot PARK Staten Island.
0,1T1, rncEMERE. s0i William ST. East orange-
'ttiG station: cnarm ns rooms single OF
Two ooxcslIent cuisne moderate tarin
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GonEtr1 properin GO let

GouEtr1 properin GO Let
T.NOR RENT AT ONCE terms reasonable desirable
L house for balance OF season. Ionx
Island: twelve close NeTCrk nOdsra plumb
and b1thhouss. good
pAOne. fine walks and drives beautiful Woods. family
going abroad; good horses. rUuaboUr driver
be hired by the Address 1921 American Tract
Building NeW-fork. or telephone 2.s20 John
TlELHAM HEIGHTS--F1r rent. residence II room,
(two bathroonsl ample grounds: furnished unfur
nshe1 near 70 station h GESTEFELD l72 East 23d-st.
ITO LET-Fourteer rooIc house. win bill ard
Il bshings colTlete; linen silver
and stable half block from trolley 45
from New-YoIk- S L. DOLLNER, s31 NIadison-ave-
PIanheid y J.
LEASE October I. hiCh class suburban residences:
Tiny location in mountains 70 rooms; interior
nal richness. hardwood floors
Ereplac uantes. tights.
heat: baths; convenient station d ". FARMS
V CTTIi. CuTer u ntcsir y J
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07
CRICk EFT.
KNICKERBOCKERA ATHLETIC CLUB TEAM
WINS NEW-YORK CHAMPIONSHIP.

The cricket match between the Knickerbocker
Athletic Club and Paterson the leaders in the race
fo- the cricket championship of New-York was
,.,.5 yesterday at Ravonne in the presence of al
interested crowd Of spectators. close game was
eyaected but Paterson proved unable TO play the
oorrreaks Of c 4. Clark and suffered defeat by
- runs After disposing Of their opponents for
. a. of x the Knickerbockers lost SIX wickets for
20 - e~5 The result OF the game was still an
% 7--t5- until c. Dalton successfully resisted
tie alta * and contributed a most useIAi iiile7
The score
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apartmcnts iUIntco.
5nmmer Resorts.
CONNECTICUT

SMALL family Of three tand having
~ home New-York desire o spend
city. choice apartment
East Ma6tson-ave furnished
price 5000 70 SO per month Address partcu-
lors. ?. Q. Box SIS. New-Yo!k City Postofice
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07

1sres5 Tr2s1ae3Ss 1,,s, o.
Two base hits-corridon. HalLigan Sacrifice ht-Mc-
Mah1n Doule pIsy-t5r!fsn Mack and Carr. Baee on
bsll=-Gr Ccrr don ? Barnett Hit BY pitcher
BY Barnett out-By Corrldon. = oy f7sti-e'
l. Cupire-Cox Time. i-oo-
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07

The cricket team Of the steamship Germanic Wis
tied wnamsbridge for game with the second
eleven of the Columbia Oval Club. which a
closely contested match by Is runs. The bowling Of
P Brennan and the batting Of Fl. Newbery were
the chief features of the match. The former capt
uTed eight wlckets at small cost and the latter
played good innings Of 81. The totals were: Co
fuuibia oval II. GO; steamship Gernanic 49,
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07
90 Get for Business purposss.
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New-York tribune., 1902-09-07

Kings County had the Chadwick Club, OF Green
vile n j. as opponents al Prospect Park, and
could do no better than draw. II. Tattersah G.
Williams and r. L. Seely all Oatted well for Kings
Couutv while p S S-aulon was the chief scorer
for Kings County. The totals were: k.gs County
iii declared for wickeJsi Chadwick, s. for D
MicketS
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At DETROIT.
First game.l

r. H. T.
Es525o-s. Rssz2lt a,,...:.f s.....i Z
Esrte-!es-lIuLia and BueIow. Butler and Smith.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07

centre1elder, played phenomenally in the field and
made home run drive in each game. Nerrittie
work also OF the sensational order.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07

NEw-YoRE.
ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS
T @ 6 W1MD SOR
NOW 'Pr-N tLiZRFTHTpWN NEW YORK
One OF the largest and hotels In the mountains
Mooern improvements Electric lights bathA
Fure Tu1 ring spring and vegetables from
ihe "tntsnr farm and gardens Orchestra
SWIMMING POOI~FlNEST GOLF LINKS
BookIet sodres, OEI-ANnO kELllt;ti 4 SON Prep.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07
BASEBALL.
,rw.yoRK TEAM OU1PLAYED. AND
p1TvTSBURG CAPTURES GAME AT
POLO GROUNDS.

RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
.- g. ,cevg-York 8 Cincinnati. = Phileceph-a' -
Fitt19l--Ss s. LOUIS , ICh.caeo ;; Boston, B.
6-' AMERICAN LEAGUE
f. 10 Baltimore. Pai.adelIh-2- ;: lleEelall. -
Det7oi' i. fCb!laCo =: Washington, !
gT7t sa-' Ra1rInore . Boston 8: 81. Louis ..
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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-10-16
PURELY PERSONAL

Miss A. Champion went to the
Point yesterday.
Mrs. Whitman has joined her
daughter, Mrs. Putegnat, at the
Point.
Henry Blethen, agent fora ma
chinery house of New Orleans, lett on
the stage this morning, after
spending a short time here in the
interest of his house.
Geo. L. Crum of Austin, Texas,
arrived here Tuesday evening and
is staying at the Miller. Mr.. Crum
is interested in this section, having
recently invested in some land in
Hidalgo county.
Mrs. saba, accompanied by her
niece, Miss Fina Villareal, arrived
Tuesday from Cerralvo, Mexico,
where Mrs. saba had been visiting
relatives. Her niece returned with
her and will spend about two
months here
T. J. Hooks has gone to Hidalgo
county to see about the work OF
clearing his land and canal work
on his land about fifteen miles
below Hidalgo Mr. Hooks expects
to be ready to plant rice on his
place next year.
Fernando Glaevecke came in from
the Anacuitas ranch. Mr.. Glae-
vecke is one of the parties who have
been trying to ferret out the perpe-
traitors of the murder of Herculano
Berbier. He reports that no clue
has vet been obtained. Berbier's
horse has never been seen since he
was murdered, so Mr. Gleavecke
says.