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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-01
RESULTS AT HARLEM.

Chicago. Aug 3lFi-st six Observation-Disclosures.
= Oh Fhllipsl 70 ! Mayor Johnson. Rob
ns 70 scond EVfuiaC star. Ioz II. Davis. 10 ?
ShiTa Ilrne . Good Two shoes. Lttle Mission
safeguard alltcnslaw silver Fizz and Merry Light
also ran Jacsful left a. the post Pea Ridge pulled
Second race lre furlongs)cpperheld. 1o3 IS Bonner
Katie Powers. tA5kinsl. = q = second
Commodore. JOB u wilson = third. Time 08%s
VOLTA Liberty B7li ard Susie Christine also
miro race Zone mile ana eighth oak Park Handicap
Sludge Hines. 70 tetisl. 20 Fading Light 81
w knapri lo 70 !. second. FLOYD X. 20 IA Wilson, Il
- ." third Time. 2esit. FSauHiu. Postmaster Wright
ID
Fourtr race zone mile and sKtsenthbJack Ratlin 100
q tsof1era ,, Louisville -. Wilson. : to
I second Gallant II Phillips. . 20 third Time
MIRO Tine l12l u Goodr TWO Shoes. LATHE Mission
laaSN ,. Bragg and Ida Y also
F1ffn race fu-lonCs--C % tNis1nl. I =
Won tSypseeue - Robbins second. The Don %
tH Fhhpsl. 70 70 ]. third Time. 2l9r Father Tai
lent. Demoncs Klonly Kent Thompson and Herald also
lol n Ihillps % yon. LORD Melbourne - KNAPP
Z Second. r.. b. Campbell. loo 81 Boo1eri ? 70 J.
thri Time 1874 Brush BY. Wolfram. Marion Lynch
Ar-olee and Tat Norrissov also
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BLUE RIBBON FOR A. G. VANDERBILT.
Takes Fist Prize in Tandem Class in Point
Judith Horse Show.
BY TELEGRAPH ID TIE TRIBUNE.

NarraSansett Pier. r. l.. Aug. 3l.-The annual
horse show at the Point judith Country club
closed to-day with large attendance which in
cluced many ~ tho Newport summer colony. The
show on the whole was very successful though
hampercd somewhat by the Indictment weather
The vomen's driving competition. postponed from
Friday was won hy Miss DE Coppett who re-
ceve3 the blue RIBBON and cup To-day were
Judged classes for ponies under saddle road horses
saddle horses ia harness over fifteen hands saddle
horses under thirteen hands. polo ponies tandens.
Tictorias. tandem competition with obstacles and
the jumping class. cup vent with each blue
ribbon. The judges for horses in harness were e.
J. Williams. =. Browning and }. L. Conway: for
the saddle and jumping classes. T. 5. = Randolph
srd II. B. Kane
The polo por7. tandem and jumping classes were
worth while. but the other classes were mediocre
In the polo pony -ass there was close competition
she cup going 70 =. keuredy, az Philadelphia with
w A Hazard. 4. Brown and A .. Vanderbilt
second. third ard fourth respectively. The tan
dem class brought out some fine horses. A ..
Vanderbilt the blue. with Mrs Burke Roche
second The jumping class was the most exciting
f. Collier exhibited three good jumpers in this
class The CUP and blue ribbon went 10 the Misses
De GopIet. second 60 =. r Golfers Tiny Tim. ;
=. Colford and Miss Betty Sinnickson received
thir8 and fourth prizes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-01
REAL ESTATE.
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Martin f. potson has sold for Francis p Nc.
keown No 1856 to 344 West Twenty-sixth-st three
story dwelling houses, lot 1Ooxes9 feet. The same
broker has sold for Jackson & Stern No 334 10 3ss
West Eighteenth-st. lot 6oxS2 feet
Jesse G. Bennett & Co. have sold for Mr. Van
1ngen No. rs West Seventy-eighth-st.. a three
story brownstone dwelling house. 16x65x1022 feet
10 a client for occupancy.
w. r. PEPPER has bought from the Herman Huber
estate the southwest corner Of Amsterdam ave
and One-hundred a nd-sixty -fifth-st. a five story
nsthouse, on lot 27.1xIG0 feet.
harles Griffith Moses has sold for John r.
" eoendorIer OF Paterson. N J, TO investor.
NO J0S West One uLdred-a nd venth-st a
tnree story brick building corner 25xIO0.
Louis kempner has sold for Richard BullwinHle
20. tlrcus Chock the hve-stOry fathouse lot 25x
I,Vu al No SO West One hundred-and-scvente
CHARLES r. Duross has leased for George II.
tlgueron the building No. . Jones-st. to the
American Tobacco Company for "A term Of wears:
Tor Strong & Ireland to the New-York Supply Com
pany No. IS HoTatio-st. and the four-story dwell
ING house at No. PES West Elcventh-st for Jacob
hottek 10 Karl Schneider, for five years s. so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-01

McGinnity. the iron man.. for the third time this
season. pitched double header yesterday and won
both games. The threatening weather kept many
away from the Polo Grounds. where McGirnity
aided the Giants 10 administer two defeats TO
Philadelphia.
In the earlier game McGinnity effective, and
in the second, after the visitors had scored twice
In the tlird inning, he played steadily. and held
them safely to the end. while the home team hit
Duggleby freely and scored nine times on eleven
hits and six errors. Frazer who pitched the first
game for Philadelphia, well supported. and
there were no errors made by either side.
The Giants made all their runs in the first two
innings Of the earlier game in the first inning
they made one a base or balls. single,
sacrifice and Mertes's hit. In the second inning
two singles a hunt and Dunn being hit by a
pitched ball gave the home team three runs.
Titus doubled for Philadelphia in the ninth inning.
and Mortcs slipped in left field and lost Hulswits
fy, allowing the Quakers to make their only run in
the game
In the second game Phadephia's nine was first
90 tally, making two in the third inning. The
Giants scored in each of the next four innings IN
the seventh making five runs two singles. n
double bunt and Dooi8's wild throw to third. The
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PROPOSALS FOR CONCRETE SIDEWALK.

-wstsrv let Arsenal. watervliet. y " sept l. is0i
Sealed rpiiCate. viii = received here until
u NJ II 1875 fer constructing concrete sidewalk
about 1875 H. long and N wide Arsenal Informn
tlo1 furnished application % Major =. ~. TAYLOR.
COmcg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-01

'--'-'' AAcL-for three-yea- -ods sad upward: non
Nia1c.s during 1908 Last siz fulIorrs u F,.u-.fy
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MADDEN AND BROWN BUY vEARLINcs.

The yearlings from the AIcCirathana and lakewood
studs were sold I'm the paddock Sheepshead Bay
yesterday. Prices ruled good a chestnut colt by
Requital-Daisy Rose was knocked down to J. z
Madden. after spirited bidding. for $3.50 the
TOP price OF tie sale Captain s : Brown paid
S2leo Tor the ~ Cesarion-imp. Abu hru. The
other sales Of slC49 or more were
Imp. On. -. by imp. Piety-.rap. AgEe Marden;
Iey -. 1000
NJ Hayes -. 1900
Dunno -. ......,..... go
On. c. b1 Rur-cfi- BrandoIe+te. Z Is Garrison 100
~. hy Onondaga-irnp. Elf. r. 100
On c. by imp. Madison-Enanel. NJ n. Miller. 200
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MISS eRosvENoR SAILS WINNER.
lar TELEGRAPH TO THE rR1BrxE.l

lBT IELEGBAFu TO TIE TRIBUNE
Newport. y. J.. Aug. 3l.-There were races this
afternoon for the 30footers and TIE l-footers The
Carolina in the former class The EaEiet. sailed
by Miss Caroline Grosvenor Of Providence, beat
out the other thTee l5-footers by fair margin.
The 30footers Sc ected course TO Fisk Ledge buoy
and return. making ii dead beat up the bay
fer eight miles ard run home with a light wind
with spinnakers. The Barbara got the start. but
fhe finally weathered by the Carolina. which
kept the lead the finish. NaQuero III was sailed
by Lawrence Waterbury and the Raccoon by Regi-
maid Ronalds.
With the smaller boats the course was an eight
mile triangle. TIE first leg TO winGward. The Whis-
Per GOT the start IN this class. but in the beat
out the Esgct. by the careful management Of Miss
Grosveuor. got TIE windward position. which she
held 70 the end The summary:
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT COUNTY

~ q New Tork-Stephen Garrett Roach. Plaintiff
Alexander Schwah =t al. Defendants pur.
4 a Judgment Of Foreclosure
entitled action and
Judgment named. will sell Public Auction
at New Sales Room
Broadway. in the Borough OF Manhattan View York ely.
Of 1898. twelve o'clock
ont Joseph Day AIctiQueer the premises
directed h. SAID Judgment be sold and therein de-
scrbed follows: that certain piece parcel
haiti OF he cf %
New York with the buildings thereon erected bounded
nd described follows. wit, Beginning a. p0ins
on Westerly shlc Of Hamilton Terrace distant Three
formed os
Hamilton The Norr1ery side Of
Street ru1ng thence Norhery along tho
side Hamilton Terrace Nineteen tl3it
Westerly parallel hundred and fDrtyhrsr
street nd distance through a wall
hundred 400 thence Southerlr parallel with Yam
Terrace. nineteen I'D feet. and thence Easeriv
hundred and forthrst street and
parr Of distance party hundred
(f0+t Westerly side Hamilton Terrace at
the point place 90 beginning 1eing portion q thu
Schwah by Cienantina q. Lawrence BY deed bearing
eve and intended recorded stimuli
t-'s indsntuTe. this mortgage being
purchase u-rtpaEe and given to portion
,rirtjo0s contained certain agreement re- orde
IN the Office Of Register u the Cry and county Or
New York in COOS % Conveyances PAGE - as tho
modified hy a recorded
page Dos said premises living tn Section IN Block 2o'
on the Land Mar Of the C'ty ~ Ncw y ok
Dated. New York. August 2tth. 1903
GOODWIN. THOMPSON & NANDEItFChLA PLaintf
Attorneys No street.. New York CITY.
The following iz diagram - the property 20 -
sold above Described. Us street n'nlo"r IS 81 daf-
ton Terrace.
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ao-rooTDRs-sTART ass 90
ORDER AT NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS.

Milwaukee Aug. 5l-Presldent ". r. Liginger
of the National Amateur Athleic Union. to-day
gave out the Official order OF contests for the
national championships 10 be held Milwaukee
September 70 and l. The order viii NOT De
changed by the referee ne list is 40 yards high
hurdles. trial heats. 10 yards dash. trial heats
mile $50 yards run: 100 yards dash. final
heat: 10 yards high hurdle nnai heat, 20 Yards
dash trial heats: 20 wards low hurdles
trial heats: $50 Yards run 20 yards dash,
final heat. mile relay race. Field con-
tests viii start simultaneously with the track
contests as follows: Pole vault discus throw high
5ansD. Dur. hammer throw, running broad
jump. throwing 5e-Poand weight
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MISS MATTER DEFEATS MISS Nicely.

BY TELEGRAPH To THE 1RIBUNEl
Niagara on-the-Lake. Ont. Aug. S1--Ths Niagara
international tennis tournament got it's first
touch of good weather to-day and large number
of matches run of The chief interest lay in
the championship round Of the women's singles,
where Miss Myrtle McAteer. of Pittsburg. defeat
ed Miss Carrie Nicely. OF Chicago. in two set
match. The scores:
Mems championship snges roundl-H. Hal. To-
beat II. r Avery Detroit. G.. ia: r. H.
Fischer. New-York. Ralnh Burns. Hamilton. 6-3
3-s 81: Sidney l. Smith. New York. beat p Acker-
land Cincinnati 60. -: Dr. Pearson. Toronto.
L. Pittsburg
Women's championship round-Iiss Myrtle McAteer,
PittsburR. beat Miss Carrie Nicely Chicago. g.. SIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-01
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES FOR An

thrseits coal FOR building wooden extension to
Pier "a Eass River and for building a pier the
foot % West S0th street Norh River. viii be received
BY the Commissioner % Docks. ar Pier a" Battery
Place until L O'Clock September :. 1908. {Fo-
particulars Citv rtecordB
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PRIZES FOR DEvERY ENROLMENTs.
Workers in Brooklyn To Be Stimulated
Headquarters Opened

Those who are in charge Of the Devery Mayoralty
boon are going to open headquarters in Brooklyn
within a few days The rooms selected are over
saloon at jay and High SITS Prizes are to Re
offered. II is understood. for obtaining eurolmeats
in che DeveTy organization. The man who is 10
have charge Of the headquarters has received s125
for the FIRST months expenses. and the SELDOM
Keeper has been told that he will be paid for every
thing that the manager Orders
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-01

Nesrport Caps Go to BryH Na5cr-
Westchester Second Defeated.
TBT TELEGRAPH n r3e TRIBUNE. ]

Newport. r. T.. Aug. Sl-The polo attraction to
DAY was the finals FOR the Newport cups. between
the second team Of the Country Club OF Westches-
ter and BrZn Nawr The match close one.
and II until the end Of the last period tina {
the spectators were sure which side would win.
WestchesteT led to the beginning Of the last period.
and then Bryn Nawr managed to get an extra goal
and. preventing their opponents from scoring.
won out by a score OF - 20 ga.
The game was not fast one and az times was
not altogether interesting. hut this mainly due
10 the roughncss OF The field The lineup and
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City Property for Sale.

NEW four bag window front medium sized Amer
~ lean basement dwellings, % 2i3 West 10Jh-st
steam heated and electric lighting; moderate prices
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OPEN HANDICAP AT EKwANoK.

Manchester. VI. aug. 81 tSpeciaD-The open
handicap competition held here to-day on the Elk
wanok links was won by James /. Taylor. Of
Brooklsu. with card Of s4-4-Sa " W Burton
=. a.. Brown nd -. !. Siss tied for second place
with net scores Of ST. The summary.
James J.. Tsylor. s.; w " Burton 81. F. c. Brown,
s. g.. r. Siss 81; A l.. RIPPLE -. r A. Freeman.
81 I. 5 Wheeler -; ". r. Ghurston. IS. Fre6erick
EerreshoG. g. e.. j. Shar-oss 81. Paul Waterman -.
s. n Reed. -. r. H. Hustetter. s.. Clark Buruhan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-01
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TODAY.

RAcING.--At sheepshead Bay. 2:3o Kenfvorth and
Chicago
BASEBA I4I>Nationsl League BROOKLYN at Nevr-York-
American League-New- York. a Philadelphia:
a Washington Cleveland. Louis.
HARNESS RACING Tntercity races at Cleveland.
Grand Circuit meet. al Providence
OI1F.-Nassau--Au ateur chAm0ionshiu A. Fx-
rnooT--Westsrn w0men's championship Apawamis-
Tiffany for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-01
FLORIDA WEALTH TO MISSIONARIES

Chicago. Aug "A dispatch to The Tribune.
from Atlanta, Ga. says that at the session n,
the Christian and Missionary Alliance f. was an
nounced that wealthy Florida woman vor1Id sell
All hef property and devote the proceeds TO erecting
q nome Tor the alliance in Atlanta. The officials
reIsed 20 give her name saying that her rela tives
Would ger an injunction 70 prevent her from using
her fortune for the purpose indicated. She is sup
posed 20 oe MIS-. Kinney. Of Gainesville Fla
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BROOKLYN BEATS BOSTON EASILY.
The Home Team Pounds Visitors Hard, A.
lowing Them Only Three Safe Hits.

The Brooklyn players had the easiest sort Of a
time defeating Boston Washington Park yester
day by A score of "a to 1. The home team began in
the opening inning to make scoring twice.
The visitors made all their in the next inning.
aided by errors Of Jordan and Strang.
The home team tailed in every inning from the
first to the seventh with the exception of the sixth
Jones was IN excellent form. and allowed Tenneys
men bat three safe hits. The score:
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MEXICAN LEAGUE.
st. LOUIS BEATS CLEVELAND ~

ST LOUIS BEATS CLEVELAND TWICE.
A. s. LOUIS thrst game r H z.
ST. Louis .-.--......4 0 o . ks 10 ?
Cieveiaad 90 ........1 0--3 Il 1
Bstteries-wrfght and Sugden; Moore ana Bemis-
Second camel r H =
-. LoGis .-------...o N-6
Cleveland ......-.-.-O . q Q IL !
Dattertes-PoveI ana sugdsn. stovau and Abbott At
L.
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Il ;. ENtTK. UrF tE. AItlI1 bAUtT., VIEW
YORK. sept. too5.-ssalel proroeals for dredging
Nextovn Creek y. Y. VII. BE- received here until l.
NJ J. 1898 then publicly opened Information
on application. AMOS STICKNEY. Col EnErs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-01
NEW-ENGlAND LEAGUE.

At Lawrence-LsVrence >: Fail River. .
At Lowell-Lowell. 4; Manchester. :.
AT NashUa-Nashua. ,: Concord. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-01
HAMBURG BELLE NOT BADLY HuRr

Although Hamburg Belle kicked at the post
in the Futurity by The Minute Man the injury she
received Is less serious than thought at Srst
Maddens colt struck her the near hind leg, just
below the hook. and although the leg some
what swollen yesterday. neither Jack Joyner.
seriously concerned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-01
wAoDELL WITH PHILADELPHIA AGAIN

Philadelphia. Aug. g.-Manager Connie" Mack
% Phila delphia American League baseball club
to-day signed "Ruber Waddell as pitcher for next
season. WaddeI is under suspension for the
mander Of this season for characterization Man
aFer Mack has also closed deal with the Utica
club. 90 tins New-York State League by which he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-01

The approximate % he lien charge satisfy
which described property be sid
thousand sixty-fve and Sf-f0o Dollars tSl4
SD. from eleventh day Ce
gust 1908
ing 70 about sixtv-niua and So -fOO
Dollars $3.50 So with from 1fth.
together with the o. the sale The apprOxats
q the Taxes Assessments other liens which
70 allowed the purchaser % the purchase
or paid by Referee hundred and forty
and 1S-1O0 Dollars 1Sf4S 49, and interest
ADRIAN r. LARKIN. Rsfsre.
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will get Fairbanks for a pitcher and Hey for
infielder The two will report here September Is

waddeirs trouble with the Philadelphia Ameri-
can team began about two months ago His pitch
Ing last year was of the highest order. and did
much to win the championship for them The
poor showing the nine has made this year
pared to last year is said by many to be caused
by Waddelfs absence from the game.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-01

The approximate amount Of the lien charge
which TIE above described property f. sold u
.9g a6 interest thereon from 2etn day July
fg}3 toeether and allowances amounting
interest rom the S1s day Of July. 1903
Rether with expenses Of sale. The approximate
amount OF taxes other Hens which
allowed the purchaser Of the purchase money
aid b,-t he f. $422 10 and interest.
Dated New York. August $. 1915
ARTHUR r. TRCAX. Referees.
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THE RECORDS.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

% New YORK. Ere P. B8rtle.-. Plaintiff against
Annie r Naeer. Defendant In pursu1nce % a JudE-
Foreclosure lulv mate and cuteret
the sbovee1tted action bearing date the day OF
June. 1903 the undersigned ths Referee tn said tudg
named. will sell az Public Auction. az the New
Real Estate Salesroou No. if1 Broadway IN ths
Borough Of Manhattan. city % New York. the 2ed
DAY u Septerber 1888 et &c O'Clock noon. that day
Peter r. Never Aucy1ne-r the premises directed oY
said judgment % he sold and therein described fol-
lows All that certain Tor piece o. parcel % land it
the buildings thereon erected By ne street.
number Hundred ard Fortvtur West Tvs entyeignth
New York. and bounded and described follows. Re
ginning a a point sournsrlv side % Twsnty
eighth distant hundred ard forty eghr fec
inches easterly from the s0uheasrery corner
% TEenty-eighth Street ard seventh Avenue and run
thence southwardy and nearly parallel with seventh
Avenue f@r inches point IA ne
line the block between Twenty seventh and
Twenty-eiyhth Streets distant bundled and nItv
seventh Avenue thence e-r-War1ly
along line % the block TWENTY ave teet.
therce northwarlv ami nearly parallel with seventh
Avenue and % distance through parry Val
ninety-eight feet AMI nChes 90 the suthery soc
% Twenty-sighth street ard thence westWtrfy am
s0utnery side o. Iweutve sntn Stieet twel!
fvef point or place Or negln-
ring the distances and Dimensions more
less.
Dated New York august 81. i9o8 - go.
EDWARD r. Ia FETEA kefere-
ATWATFP e CRUIKSTtANE. Attorneys Tor P-aissil.
No. AZ Cedar street. Borough % A&nn4staas Ne7
Ifty
me f,now.nr is a diagram q N property 70 Be SOL
a. deScr above. nuInoer being 1if Nssr
18th Steet -. -..
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The approximate % enc Lien or charge sat-
isfv which the above described
81 IS allowances amounting
10 S2s3 from 18th. 1903 besides
e tie sale. The apurcximats q
assessmsntE- other Hens. which b.
allowed the purchaser % money OF
paid tie Referee. L. nftyfJur dollars and interest
TIE premises will he sold subject prlor uaort<ae.
o. twenty Thousand dollars and intsrsst rom
January l. 1898. AMI q certain action nov
EendnE foreciose
Dated YORK.. 81. 1903
EDWARD =. Ia EETRA Rsfsrs~
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r. ENGINEER OFFICE. ARMY BUILD

II s. ENGlNEER OFFICE- AhAI1 BUILD
y ing. New York. y Y August %. 1eo3-Sealsd
proposals for dredging IN Arthur XIII Staten Island
Sound " Y and y. J.. will be received here until II NJ.
Septe Der 90 1908 and then publicly opened Informa
ton furnished application c ". RAYMOND. Lieut.
Col. Engrs.
DEPARTMENT OF PARKS
OFFICE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PARKS.
ARSENAL BUILDING. FlFTH AVENUE AND SIXTY
FOURTH STREET. BOROUGH OF MANHArTAN. THE
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL BE
- received BY the Board of5ce Of the
Department % PARKS until O'clock m on
THURSDAY. OCTOBER sTH 1903.
Borough q Manhattan.
CONTRACT NO 4.
Work and Materials for Erection and Completion
OF the Library Stack Work in the New York Public
Library. 4stor L@nox Tilden Foundations. Fifth
Avenue. Fortierh ard Forty-second Streets.
The time allowed doing and completing the first
ton OF the work will be three CALENDAR MONTHS
after notice begin the building has been
BY the Architects. and for Section the shall BE
shall given the Architects
The amount % security required viii be hundred
thousand dollars.
The bids will be compared contract awarded
a lump aggregated
Blank forms be obtained and plans be
the oce o. Department % Parks. the Arsenal Cen
Tal Park and also the Office % Architects Carrers
Hastings. No 2s East 4fst street.
For tul particulars city Record
WILLIAM r WILCOX.
JOHN z EUSTIS
RICHARD YOUNG.
Commissioners
Dated August 18th. 1903
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At New-London- Meriden g. New London, 2
At Observation-Disclosures, .: Norwich :.
At bridgeport Bridgeport. l. New-Haven 0velve
inningsl
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Tarned Tns-Bro7IlEn. @ Tvo-base hits-strang %.
lyn. Stolen bsses-SheciSsrd Ritter Double PLAYS
e0nev and Auhre-- DOYLE, StranE snd Doyle;
aubrey. Abbstcho and Tenn-y- Left hsses-Boston;
8 BROOKLYN. 2 First base hals-Of Jones, !, off
Williams Sacrifice hirs-Aubrey. Williams, DcbbS.
Dahlen Hit by pitched baby Williams. 1. struck
o,1e-Tsv Jones by Williams, I. Time lao. Umpire
Tav. Attendance. 1909.
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STATE LEAGUE.

A. Scsndsga Park-Aibany. :: A J. & 8.
At ectady-Schenectady q; Troy. ;
At INSTRUMENTATION 6: Binghamton. ?
At SyracIse-Utica. :. Syracuse I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-01
Jersey CITY.
JERSEY CITY. II. MONTREAL. o

JERSEY CITY. II. MONTREAL o
Montreal was weak at the bat and in the field,
and proved easy victims for the home team al
Jersey CITY yesterday. Wahler was hit hard and
the local team neded sharply despite the muQ.
Thielman neid Montreal down 10 i've hits. Win
eiEEt strikeouts. The score.
Jersey city ..-.-----0 ; ! ] N-I Y
Montreal ..........-.O O. q q o o O. . .
Bacteres-Tnielulan and McMauus and Dllloa; WahleF
a-1 Brernan.