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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-01

Learning that Archie stimnel was to
pitch for the millers Sunday, local en-
thusiast posted bet of $40 to $12 on the
nillers at a. down town hotel Saturday
night. In confidence he explained that
he was willing, to make it an even two to
one. The crowd scornfully told the@rash
gambler that thes legitimate odds on the
proposition were about ten to one, and up
to o'clock yesterday afternoon the bet
remained uncovered :- ss +
That nobody guessed wrong was shown
when the millers began to hammer Egan' S
slants in the first round at Minnehaha
yesterday. The bombardment continued
thru the eight innings that the miliers
batted. Spooner led in the fireworks with
three doubles and a single. Everybody
except Stimmel and Mcintyre got at least
one. Is.
The only cloud that marred the after
moons entertainment was the retirement
Of Jimmy Hart from active service. with
Yeagers men. louisville is pushing its
claim on Hart hard, and yesterday the
clever Utility man was kept out Of the
game pending settlement of the dis
pute.
The usual congestion of the street cars
was noticed yesterday. The service fur
nished by the company is wholly made
quate Sundays, and hundreds who tried
to get to the game were unable to dc
10. The score: -.
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AUTOMOBILING

F. E. Stan1eys torpedoshaped steam carriage
went mile in 500 40 at the track at Read
vile, Mass, Saturday afternoon in a race against
the worlds record of Los made at Providence
last year. The new mark was the only notable
feature of the card. of ten races that were run
under the auspices of the Massachusetts Auto
mobile club They We're the first auto races
ever held: in this state. and nearly 10000 peo-
pie turned out to watch them. The races were
run off without single accident.
The pursuit race between Harry Fosdyke and
Kenneth A. Skinner was the feature of the day.
5Fosdyke Won, catching Skinner after nine and
one half miles in u liz a.
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PIGEON RACE

Fred Nays new bird, Reliance won the 10O-mile
homing pigeon race from st. James, Mimi, to
Minneapolis yesterday. Ten loft were represented
by.2O0 birds. Mays entries took first and second
places Barton's third, kersten fourth and fifth,
and ninth. The best time 2 hours and "a
minutes, good time considering the strong wind
Next Sundays race will be from Lemars, Iowa.
a distance of 200 miles.
"A complexion fair and lovely as baby.s
comes from using exquisite atin-Skin
Cream and Powder.
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SATURDAY AFTERNOON.

At ST. Louis s&.4g RI e
ST. Louis ....s.....1 o o o ooo4 IS 8 2
Detroit .::.....o o 90 o o 0 90
Donovan, Attendance. s.1oo. ;, "a
AT Philadelphia R n e
Philadelphia n. 20 0 O 0 OIL 2 "A g.. 2
Batteries-O' Conner, Beville and Wolfe; wad-
dell and Schreck. Attendance, 1928.
At Cleveland .R n E
Cleveland. = ....:,.o Z o 90 oo+ls %. 2
Chicago ..........2 0 Q o 1 o 0 Q - IS 4
*Batteries-Bemis and Bernhard; Mcfarland
and Flaherty. Attendance, 1854
At Boston r 81 e
Boston ...........o o 8 10 oao*- 10
Washington 20 O o 0 0 90 5
Batteries-Criger and Young; Clark and Pat.
ten. Attendance, 1880.
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JAvAs, SHUT our DoKKENs.

The Javas administered coat. OF Whitewash
to the Dokken team Sunday. defeating them by
the score of II to Q. The features of the game
we're the pitching OF Renni1 Of the Javas, who
hits, and the batting of the winners, who in
the sixth inning knocked Jack Carney out
Of the box. The D6kkens got man to third
base. Batteries-Javas, Rennix and Fryer; Dok-
kens, Carney, Teller and Townsend. Fast out
address James r. Fryer, 951 Eighteenth ave-
nue. NE.
The Javas defeated the st: Aubinss Decora-
ton Day, by the score of IL to IL The game
was very nstless contest from start to finish.
Batteries: Javas, Rennix, ellis; and Fryer;
st. Aubins, Weego and Bowman.
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BALL Player KILLED.

Parkersburg, w. Va, June frank Mounts,
aged %, was killed instantly yesterday after
noon in a ball game played on Blennerhasset
island. It was in the second half of the first
inning when Mounts stepped to the bat. Frank
Tucker pitched the ball which tipped the end Of
Mounts bat and then struck him fairly, over
the aeaft 70 t tne id GROUND
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BRYN MAWR EASY WINNER
Faribault Golf Players Finish Sc
Down in the Annual Team
Match.

Bryn Mawr had an easy victory over
Faribault in the first team golf ma tch of
the season on the Bryn Ma;wr links.
Chase of the Faribault team played a re-
markable game, covering the course in
Is, one under Bogey, and defeating
Schroyer, one of Bryn Mawr's crack
players, 3 up. Saunders of Bryn Mawr
and Gardner of Faribault finished even
up after an exciting match. The score:
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
sUPERIoR, MANAGER RESIGNS.

I! west Superior, Wis, June Manager Tim
Keefe resigned from the Superior team this
afternoon, and in fact severed all lection with
the team either as player or manager of tue
team. The hackers of the club have put Left
Fielder Lagger Of Duluth as manager s. of the
Forks tomorrow afternoon. with parade and
usual fandangoes. Dissatisfaction resulted Gil
all sides from the poor showing made by the
plains that he has been held within the salary
limit while the officers Of the league have al
| lowed the other teams to pay much bigger sal
aries sometimes exceeding the limit by $500
a =
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for it's team! Our team hasI not been defeated
in two years. playing eight games last year
and eight this year. The. highest score made
against our club Is s. which was made e, by the
have been played according. to theyFl1leszof the
high school association and our club is COM
posed entirely4of students of. the school. Kindly
give. our, claim as much publicity the other
has had = Yours truly. Il. p. Wood.
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. COLLEGE GAMES,

New Haven, Conn. June 1.-Yale defeated
Princeton Saturday In the first game Of the
annual championship baseball series by score
of to 1. Batteries-Steyens and Reid Bow
man and Winsow.
At Ithaca, n Y,-Cornell L. Pennsylvania L.
At Beloit-J!niversity of Wisconsin 10, Beloit
college 6.
At Columbus Ohio state university 8, Ober-
lin q
Fergus Falls, June 1.-The North Dakota uni
versity baseball nine came down from Grand
Forks Saturday and was defeated by the Park
Region Luther college nine Of this city In the
was tie at the opening OF the ninth inning,
but the Luther college team succeeded IN max
ing one tally and winning out, the final score
being IL to 10. 81 ~ "a 80
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500 Line Chance of Time.

On and after June LIST, train los, the
Dakota Express, will leave Minneapolis
at $50 p. m. instead of $40 p. m. This
is of interest to fishermen. Full partic-
ulars at the ticket office, 11s Third st S.
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AT MILWAUKEE,.

Earned runs, Milwaukee 2; two-base hits
Phyle, Dunleavy, Bailey; home run, Dunleavy
stolen base, Pannon bases on balls. off Elliott T.
off Bailey 2; passed ball. Wood; struck out by
Elliott Z. by Bailey 3; left on bases, Milwaukee
g. Columbus o. Attendance, $500 Umpire,
Haskell. Time Of game, 1925.
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-. ... PLAYERS NOT. DROWNED
Report That Peorla and Milwaukee Teams:
PerIshed lis Denied.

: Kansas City June 1.-The Peoria and
MILWAUKEE teams of the Western Base
ball league are flood bound somewhere
between 5Wanego and Manhattan, Kan.
It is impossible to communicate with
them by wire. but .the report. that the
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Totals lis q Il Totals. 8 "a ID 1
Minneapolis ......l 90 o. x-1s

70 = VI'U U I
Earned runs, Minneapolis 8, Louisville i: two:
base hits, Spooner 3, McCreery Smith, Odwell:
threebase hits, Tally 2, Smith; bases on balls off
Stimmel s, of Egna 3; struck out, by Stimmel T..
by Egan 6; sacrifice hits, Mcintyre, Stimmel:
stolen bases, Mcintyre 2, Martin 2. Sullivan:
wild pitches, :Stimmel 2; ba,k, Egan; left on
bases, Minneapolis H. Louisville 8; umpires Null
lane and Cunningham; time, 2:1O; attendance,
200.
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Totals -. sja7 il 8

$1,000 !----- .
jone out when winning run was made.
Minneapolis ...... % o. 1 90 {. s. o o O Is
Indianapolis ......3 o o 2 o 0 o o o Or
Earned rms, Minneapolis 3. indianapolis g.
two-base hits, Yeager, McCreery. Smith. La1ly,
Tamsett, Fox kim: home run, Coulter: bases
on balls off Thomne 8. off Durham L. of Kellum
A; struck out by Thomas 3, by kellum 5: sacri-
flee hits, Woodruff, kim: stolen bases, Kellum
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sT,tNuswA ifErE.

Two-base hit. Blankenship: stolen bases, Dun
leavy 2; schadey, Blankenship: bases on balls.
IN McGill 2 off German 1; struck OUT by Nc
connors to schaub; Marcan to owen to Connors
sacrifice hit Owen: left on bases, Milwaukee s,
Toledo, o. sHmpires Haskell. Time ill.,.
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AMERICAN STANDINGS.

.;3i= GAMES TODAY :..::5s z..es.
Philadelphia at Washington
Boston at New York. 4 -.
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LAKE CRYSTAL HAS a TEAM

To the Sporting Editor Of The Journal:
Dear Sir-In SATURDAYS Pioneer Press the
Mechanics Arts high school of st. Paul claims
the state championship in high school and acad-
disputes this claim and claims the champ ionship
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AT ST. PAUL.

Eafned TUBS, ST. PauI H lnd1anapOl1s I; two
base hits. Ferguson, ISihm 2; bases stolen,
sehaefer 2 Wheeler. Huggins; bases balls.
Jackson. Kelley, Higgins; struck out. by Fergu.
son 1, by Mcfarland 3: Wild pitches. MOZART
land; sacrifice hits. Shannon g. Fox: left on
bases ST. Paul 10. indianapolis Z. Time, 1855
Empires. Moran. Woodruff and Davis. Attend
Ance, 4,251. -.
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Very Low Special Excursion Rates to Bos.
ton, Mass, Saratoga, NJ. ", and Chau.
tauoua Lake In June and July.

tduQUd- ---------
Liberal limits and stop-over privileges.
On and after June 14th, new fast train
from Chicago to Buffalo and intermediate
points, 5:15 p .r1., daily.
For time cards. regular and special
rates. etc, send postal card to H. B.
Smith, Trav. Pass. Agt., st. Paul, Mimi,
or D. w. Bowman, General Western Pas
senger Agent, Chicago. Ill.
San Francisco-Senator Bard of Kentucky says
he does not want a second term. Among the
candidates are u. S. Grant and Henry t. Oxnard.
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Fishermen Should Remember
That on June 1st and thereafter 500 Line
train los, the Dakota Express, will leave
Minneapolis at $50 p. m. instead of at
$40 p. m. Full particulars at the ticket
office, 119 Third street S.
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Tamsett: hit by pitched ball Smith: left on
bases, Minneapolis Is, Indianapolis 8: umpires
Mullane and Cunningham; time, 2:35; attendance,
AT ST. PAU

S s rsT1 ID al al
Two.base init, Shannons bases stolen sGeier
Shannon, Schaefer. Huggins Q, Kerwin, Clymer
Odwell; double play. Stewart to Kelley; bases
on balls. on Stewart 8. of McCerd S.. hit by
NIcCord 3, BY Ioons 1: passed bali, Sullivan; sac
rihce hits. jackson. sullivan; left bases, ST.
Panl 8. louisville Tine :55,. Umpire, Mo-
ran. AtIeuadhCe, =, Ilo.s
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Millers Took the First Game of the
Louisville Series in a
IL Canter.
Stimmel Was Steady While Egan
Was Battedsat Will by
s.A Yeagerites.
How THEY STAND.

GAMES TO-DAY.
indianapolis at st. Faul. -
Louisville at Minneapolis.
Columbus at Milwaukee.
Toledo at Kansas City. IS
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FARIRAILT.
BRYN MAWR.

The Minikahda links were filed all day
Saturday, and big fields entered for the
various contests. The one-ba1l DOGGY
handicap match was won by l.. F. Day.
with F. T. Heffelfnger second. Nearly
all the crack players took part in the driv-
ing contest in the afternoon, Professor
John N. Grear winning with a drive of
205 yards. G. II. Hood won the APP
preaching contest for the 100 IS and So
yard lines. The putting contest for men
was won by c. F. Beaver. Miss Fannie
Heffelfnger won the putting contest for
women.
A mixed foursome match resulted ina
tie between Miss Kenneyrand Mr.. Moreton
and Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins.
Findlay S. Douglas of the Mas
sau County club won the Metropolitan
golf championship in the final round for
that title Saturday, beating John Moler,
Jr., of the Country club of Lakewood. by
!. 10 up and 9 to play.
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players had been drowned is utterly dis
credited. .ss.
IoWA-soUTH DAKOTA LEAGUE.
Saturday-Sioux Falls 12, lie Mars 4. $
Sunday-Sioux Falls 8, lie Mars 4.
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NATIONAL STANDINGS;
NORTHERN LEAGUE
SATURDAYS GAMES.

At Grand Forks
s.. Morning Came
6a ui1d fo '....: 3 8
2 Afternoon Came 10 RS9H e
Grand Forks 800 1000 o. o. 4 =
Duluth ..:......... 10 o 2 Q. o o-s s
At Crookston- go ~ .-.5.= a~s
{ Morning Game -; h 3
Crookston $50 90 OIL 1: os o Oh 3 : /
West SUPERIOR o o 0 o 0 o. q. 6 Il
Batteries-Crookston. Collett. Martin and Ed
wards: Superior. Hall and sKeefe.
Afternoon Game- II e
Crookston IL
"fsa coett and Edwards su
perior, Gordon and Keefe.
Fat Fargo
.:After6oon Game II. RzHs Z
Fasg g,n:3 ;....9 S 9 9 ! q 9 81
/ Batteries-Fargo, Burns and Rose Winnipeg
Lynch, Corbett and Rogers.
Morning Game ssxy r II
Fargo .... 4.:.t. 20 o ooo@1 % Z
winnipeg .........0 1 o o O 0 0 2 IA
:BatteriesAFarge- sJulian and sBenthon; Winni
peg. Ben1is and Rogers. .ss... -4.T-=..,-s
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NORTHERN STANDINGS.

GAMES TO-DAY.
Pittsburg at Cincinnati
st. Louis at Chicago.
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TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Jacob Frees has sold the dwelling house on the
east side Of Conccrd-ave, no feet north Of One
hundred and-forty-f ifth-st a lot 25xioO feet
Harry E. ZitteI has sold for Mrs. E G. Beech
wood No 2l2 East Sixty-second-st.. a three story
dwelling house. lot 1S.SxlO05 feet
Tucker, Speyers s. Co. have sold for Louis ket-
hanger to EstelIe Hodyden. No. 102 West oue-hun-
dred-and-t hirty-eighth-st-, i've story hatnouse.
lot 25x9911 feet
s. Steingut & Co. have sold for Louis Bloch Nos
SIS and go East Eighth-st, six story dathouSe,
with stores. plot 3sSxs7.6 feet. for about s.s1
l.,
two story tenement houses. on plot S3xSl feet
10 Bertha Walkenberg. In exchange Ar. hozeIi
takes from Mrs. Walkenberg No. 10 10 100 Avenue
c. northeast corner OF Etghth-st. old buildings on
plot 106x63 feet
Lowenfeld & Prayer have bought from Francesca
Sica Nos. SIS and 51S Broome-st, northeast corner
OF ThompsOn-St-, old buildings, on a plot 4V4AS'
feet, the junction Of the WattS-st extension
Edward c. Il. Vogler has sold for CHRISTIAN r
fathouse lot 27x1OO5 feet, adjoining the south
west corner Of ATnsterdam-aVe.
Joseph Schriner has sold Nos. 30 and S52 East
Fiftieth-st, two four story dwelling houses on !,
No S54. adjoining. The combined plot will be I'M
proved
The Bronx Land, Mortgage and Real Estate Com
pany has sold for Felix Grlmey plot lSx irregular
at the junction OF Prospective and Croton Farh
South.
Neubeck & Busher have sold for Jacob Frees the
two story frame dwelling house, on lot 0XIup Iet
on the east side Of Concord-ave-. I43 feet north
Of One-hundred -forty-ffth-st.
Frederick Lese has bought from Bernard Sweeny
No, Isl East d-and-twelfth-st,, I'VE
story double fathouse, on a lot 27xle9n feet -,
Cohen & Glauber have bought Nos. 90 anu %
West One-hundred-and-twenty -ffth-st, two i've
story three family fathouses. on a plot sexIo-u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-21
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

By I. J. Phillips Co: LexingtonIays. COZ + 8 :
Meniei agt Henry Gundach ct al; FleischLaH, eos ga -
Prookfeld ref. due on JlcBt- S1O'ooo
80 costs etc S4O3 u and interest taxes et
ara q ana interest. subject TO following
ana building loan mtge $500 vi
ybcb $50 350 has advanced and interest ana az
Of premises. $40 % an
interest sold 10 plaintiff for $500 over prior
and interest N . -
r--ersirv place 25xe4 II sly and orL oldg, Ior
Life Insurance Company ast
Ovrsr Costello al Choate, Hanford larocioe 49,.
n Kendall ref. due tuGgt, Slo03SO - and interest,
cs+s etc Is interest. taxes, etc $50 500
q " Pilgrim. a party in interest 19r so ~. 80
. Of 51st-st. . 1xlOO; sly Ten
ana ext. foreclosure sale Central trust
Marion E = Van Dyke et a.
& otis attys; Wentworth ref due on Judgl, $50 -,
80 f1ra-st. costs etc u and interest taxes etc
Weber for $1,000
Nv Pryan L Kennedy 3.211 and BIB 81 ave;
cor ~ 1625-st and sly r bdgs ana stores 'OAS4o'
SIe-fe-s sale. adjourned 70 November 10 -. =. - -,
7. Wells: 413 " 21th-st. = ZoI- u " OF
oL5,ys- Is exsSg stv dwg \, with right OF way 20
sev on east and north: executors sale wltAdra"h d.
&
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REALTY NOTES.

William P Ware has made the following leases;
M 231 West Seventy-sixth-st.. for Mrs H Smith;
M g West Eighty-second-st. for the estate OF
George Sutton: No. 1Sl West tol
11rs Miller: No 5s West Seventieth-st.. for Mrs
Alice Richards
Greene & Taylor report the following leases; No
10 West Forty-eighth-st., three story dwelling
house for Mrs Mary c. Jacobs, and No. l9Z west
p Hewitt & Co have leased No. 50 west
r-ortv-sixth-st for the Medcef Eden Realty COR
.o-a+,o- a1d No IS West Fifteth-St- g three story
fT-eIijng house for II. W Putnam s,,.
4 7 W Slawson report the folloVlnS
,aasas. No T East Fffty-sixth-st-, a five story
American basement dwelling house iuTnisne0 los
stcra az No $50 Broadway. for the estate OF Jonn
q wendell to the Knickerbocker Sh0e IonpdIHly
- y -Ita ~ Offices in the Bristol Building. NO
s00 Fifth-ave for W. J. Solomon, 70 MIS- MaoeAhe
o. BidweH. -. -. -. ~ zoe and IN
v-es+ one hundred -and-th irty-seventh-st
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ZEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

r,.acter-st Nos 11s and 121. e cor Woostsr,st
5G5'' doTf Fndei to Charles Nominal
2st-s 10 2o 10 Tohn oaEes ct al. $1,000
,or and trustee John Oakes et al - A7VOV
6h-ave 7r e9 McrSoasid b and s-.-. Nominal
Lev 70 'onn lot a.. map s Fayrnond PARK
25xIoo. saiy sas Nominal
morsa zee 49, s' West 10 4176ixl5 4ri54; sadie
Begen 70 Cornelia smith o aa S ,sf 1
s6ex v SAX 26 f. LYDIA a Spencer TO ,sooo
Fra T Mayer; mortgage $1,000, 4o'o"'
49, - Nos II and 3 East, 50xsSS James a
campbell and another 10 Intsrrivsr Realty ana TOO
Construction Go: rn6rtsess, sS2g ,,s- lanes
campbell another 70 InterrtFer F-e1i's anu -o,,.l
Construction :! 20 ss1 n = .xssx29 sxa6. Rubin
Srnle-rnan and another % samuel FoiiaA anu TOO
ar0tser: mortgage SloJeo o ana s-t-
am to Chas cornell: n1ortgase $50
sthays 70 @Slg 20 i tf naorgage SO Nominal
s-tb-st n = sac II " q +th-ave. 9l-1xLVos'
Mary Stewart to James ? Lynch mortgages Nominal
sass property: James Lynch TO Henry sees
and another; = PAT par N 2zsi ax2u Gxa1;
IeT1es NeaIls 70 Rocco II Narasco; Hortzase- 100
500. ave : Ass # OF islst-st 5oz1oo:
Henry u Mac 'racien = LINE . ,,-.---,-
ana another Henry Kahn. mortsassa' >A'- 100
eco . c aIa ia5 r. : Of Broadway 50x1O0I1:
Eugene Potter 20 Max Cohen and Anotaers ,So-.,a,
,n nsrs sass So 20 20 5ss west sozioeII;
NJ scnaerviIle to Thomas Mclaughlin mort ,oo
gase7 ,,o SeeoUe rSomas Mclaughlin TO Julia
sane I-y nlortssses s7o5oo: { and 100
f1th-st Nos ~ and o. West. 4aoxlls9' S.,l
Addison James p McNally. mortgage ~ ,---.,at
isis'-st "a ss5 n OF I.eno1-avs s7Hae lib. II. he
Rs@,5g Sol Hs 900 70 "'''.'lil Nominal
SO n q q I 5sHg 9sIc ie zies.dn
COMMITTEES Of tbs Prssngtery OF Nsw-fork-'-''' ~"
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Notice of Summons.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
~ =. D-s- Work. Maria 7 Corsa. Plaintiff. against Ia
T5,cifori Frank McCone. sarah G. Eager. Francis
Cf View ard eFeofse
I7o,,arn Defendants Summons. To the above nance
4sFs-dsHts. You hereby summoned 70 answer ne
c-.-sfrt in this action and serve copy OF your
sD-ye- On TIE Plaintiffs Attorney withia twenty GAYS
80 tha service II rhis exclusive OF the Gay
= .a-rfc.- ana Ia case your failure % appear q
will Be taken against you D cela1l
- tba reflex demanded In the conpiaini
DATED New YORK. Hay y - - -.
post once Address No 20 West I2oth Stree New
YORK City. - 49,. sa-,-
- Es@s- snd Francis FuIium- The foregoing sun
--s 7s served upou you BY publication. pursuant %
an o-dsr ~ Hon James A. BLANCHARD one o. ne JUS
- - - Sunre-as Court the state Of New York
dstes tse ION tav q september ls and lied wiz
-. rrai-t IN ne once o. the Clerk % ne County %
New Y6IK al County Court = 5lse IA tie Eor1ssn
C9rv County and state . New YORK. on
y 80 - - Se1-s-afer 1898. said Complaint having
80 IN Hl4d ln the oecs o. sad Clerk the Sra
day June. lsCd - 800,
SyvEyENET. Platnrtrs ALi1f1ey O1ice ana
post once Addrsss. No. 81 West l25ta Street New
City
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

pvIJ Phillips & Co: II Mnnroe-st. s. 2521 = OF
r,.gg.-t,s e5xiO2 soFy h. with story Ok
51 On rear easehOId Riggs agt Gittel Herscnegsz
~ al Emmett r attys; Lauer, reI; amount uue'
81 Og7 90: taxes. etc, 1881 10 - - --.h
nv Herbert SherTnans Lexington-ave cor 01th-
90 bk 4 G Hubbard. as trustee. etc
act Morris Pilnus ct al Morgan 8 son stty 20 40,
~ pats- Never IA 2Sth-st 24s4 II OF tth
~ * i6x9s sx25x9s g. story ten h BartIest
y Neeer. Atwater & c, attys; e L Petra rex
sn. due 81 471 90; etc. s54' prior morris
~ Joseph Day Main-st $50 y , OF b Iss
oONI - - Nnfeford-ave x59 7x21) TO- Man-st s.
90 sy5 5LSn ex2sI. " Seymour agt william string
49, - al. NJ Farley, atty: " A McCAILI1y' EeA'
naiI ile 81 so A.. taxes etc, $50 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-21
REAL ESTATE.
House OrCned and Occupied By
George Legg Sold.

Henry d. Winans & May have sold the four story
modern white limestone dwelling house No Is
West Eighty-Arst-st.. running through to Eighty
second-st-. for George Legg. This is OF the
four private dwelling houses erected on the north
side OF Manhattan Square by Richard Deeves &
Son The buyer Is prominent resident OF this
city, who will occupy the house.
The firm mas also sold No 80 West Eighty
ffth-st. a four story American basement dwelling
house, a lot I6x1025 feet, for Mrs John Dawson
The buyer purchases the house investment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-21
A CHURCH TAKES TITLE.

The church extension committee OF the Pres
bytery OF New-York took title yesterday from Eliza
beth l. Ford and other persons to parcel 5oxlOo y
feet on the north side Of One-hundred-and-ili-
teenth-st. $50 feet west OF Lenox-ave for stated
consideration Of So 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-21
CARNEGIE LIBRARY NO. 9.

Plans were filed yesterday at the Bureau o.
Buildings. Manhattan for Public Library No. OF
+ba Car,apfa chain of free libraries. 1t Will be
erected al Nos 1l2 and ia East Ninety-sixth-s
II is to be 50x75 feet with facade OF brick nIls
stone and granite. It will be three stories hASLll
with a reading room on the top floor. Babb Cook q
Willard are the architects. The cost Is placed aI
q