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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-25

&C., but II I had a patent on something
that would keep lettuce crisp until It
was sold, l wouldn't want no gold mine,
ind the old man threw the watering pot
TN the floor and sighed.
well, said the bad boy, as he tried
y few strawberries off the top of a box.
trying to rejuvenate wilted lettuce is
ike putting false hair or hair dye, on
an old womans head, and putting Orien.
tal cream and powder on her face. and
false teeth and plumpers in her mouth to
eyebrows to. make her look young and kit
leny. She is the same Old lady, and
ialtpeter won't save. her and make her
toung and crisp again-a piece Of human
lido you know said the old man. as
he took a piece of wrapping paper to
wipe a drop of molasses Off the bosom of
lis white shirt. II am one of the great
.st thinkers in this country, and I sit
here when there are no customers in the
store. and do3nothng but just think and
1t worries me the way things are running.
iot only in this country, but eWarywhere
In the world. Look at the money that
IS wasted In these sham battles at tar
get practice in the navy, and this ere at
tnck on Washington blythe army and navy
playing war. Gosh durn It, why don't W.
discharge the army, and tie up the navy
70 hitching posts, and wait till real
var comes on, and then rally from the
/ East and from the West, and sock ii to
he enemy" and the old man took, n
brush and busted off the counter.
Say. you only think you are thinks
ng when you get that way said the
bad boy. Some people sit and tw!rl their
thumbs. and say nothing. and look :scri-
9uS. and have lines on their faces, and
they look wise, and think It amounts to
lomething, but it Is only Indigestion and
when your stomach does not work, the
,rain sort Of effervesces. and when you
surn on the talking switch and say some
thins. 1t is like opening bottle of root
tseer, cause II is MI froth, and when it
has stopped foaminr It Is nothing mi n
vet place on the floor. that smells of
1arssa narilla. You are one of those root
,eer thinkers. with string over your
:ork. and If nobody cuts the string, YOU
dnally get sour, md II the string is cut.
t is all over as;, soon as the yeast is
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a little bullet three miles, and when the
bullet hits man he is paralyzed until
the battle is over, and you have got to
pick out Il spot on n man and hit IT, or
be fined by the sergeant. That is what 1t
means to be up to date with an army or
navy. You got to hit the bull's-eye, and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-25
.PECINS BAD BOY ABROAD
The Bad Boy Visits His Unclc's
Grocery--He Soliloquises on
Dying Lettuce Leaf-They Dis
cuss Navies and Wars--"lf You
Want to Rest" Says the Bad
Boy, Don't Go Abroad"
Bv Hon. George w. Peck. 3
ny q, overnor. Of Wisconsin. formerly eui-
tor OF ''Peck's sun, author 'fech.

1Or OIL IGCh
Bad Boy" etcD
copyright, 1906, by Joseph b. Bowles.,
Tho old eroeeryman was in front OF the
srncery in his shirt sleeves. with a waser,
mo BOT in his hand, trying to bra (, I, up up
Zine wjltca lettuce that had seen PETER
laws After all attempts had failea ana
ifi.s lettuce laid down In It's BED win WIN az
appeaiing look as much as TO say; IIo n
Meet anything, hut let me die mainr la
ieath,f the old man acted as though, l. ne
tIoJght the ems, had come. he had p5l
3hkci1 OFF his hat and was. gazing at ms
wing patient. when the bad boy came
ip, and with an undertaken look on on M, rs
nee and said. 'Friends who desire TO
AXE a last look at the ,deceease1 may
gass In the front door and 1890 py me
pack door. No flowers; burial ATE.
Now, what you want to butt Ia mere I,,
for. when / am having all this troubleIp
said the old man, as he poured our tne
remaining water in the sprinkler on the
diving salad material. That IS Where the
profit 20. When I bought that lettuce at
The commission house day before yeSler-
day, il was bright and crisp. with dew
Hrops on the leaves, and 1t cracked Wneh
+ handled It, and look at it now-.as LUMBER
as a starched collar at a picnic, and II
Wouldn't stand up II 1t wore crutches,
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chow OLD rs ANN?"
Not Near So Old AS the Stand
inp Query.

Il h Z . = H. r.
Mr.. w. NJ. Dunning tells a curious
story Of buying an old carved oak panel
which had been reinforced by plank
at the back On forcing away the back
plank, he found in the crevice several
pages of manuscript, which had been
there for about a hundred years. 1t
sounds as If something romantic was to
follow, but as ,atmatter of fact, t.le
leaves were only the fragment of a Lin
colnshire farmers diary kept between
the years 1856 and 1901. The entries are
of various sorts. He never, for instance,
visits Lincoln, the only city apparently
he ever saw, without recording his adj
miraton in such phrases as his soule
is absorbed his ''serlces scattered,' ne
dare scarcely breathe" and he feels mot
OF this world, hut an inhabitant Of some
other sphere"-which Is pretty strong
language for Lincoln. On one page ne
writes out this riddle, which ne seems
to have heard on one OF ms VISITS ~
town: sitil
When first I to my mistress came
Her waiting Maid to bee,
She was at least without dispute
Seven times as old as NEE
When had served twenty yeares
Months ten, Days half a score,
/ to vt Time did Add five Houres
And fifteen MINUS more.
This Time being Spent, and Gear run OUT
found my Selfe to bee
Exactly when I came TO Couhte
Just half as olde as shee
Now you vt Are in Figures sKlid
DO you TO Nee explain
What Age we are, VT age VIZ WHe'o'
When wee together came
-Longnlan's Magazine.
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VI
navy, to be any good, has to be able to
hit n fly with a 16-inch shell, on the tur-
ret of a battleship seven miles away, WITH
a heavy sea on, and the only way Is 10
keep shooting, and then when Il war
comes, the enemy will keep off the grass.
See?
You would like to have our navy like
the Russians, tied tip TO save expense,
the sailors ashore, drunk, and the gun
ncrs so full ofvodka That they are cross,
they come aboard to get acquainted with
the ship they become seasick and can.
hit a single cruiser, but have to walt
TIL the enemy gets into iiocks, hke d
boy shooting ducks. Look at those little
Japs. Their eyes are put in slanting and
yo,, would think they would shoot around
a corner, but when they get hraced Pc
hind a gum and take aim. and pull the
dingus, the rolling mill that they ilre a :
the enemy hits 1t In the solor plcXtls, ana
ANYBODY That IS alive when the explosion
comes Jumps overheard and browns. 50
was want to be ready for my enemy
that comes along. cause you don't Know
what moment some nation Is gong 70
mix" .to,4-
Ing at a mark all the time, by tnc
arf tired 1e look. nov when the rebellion
broke out. we didn't know how to shoot.
but we got there, Just the same. -
you CO Could h!tta Confederate regiment; II
hodV on the wing said the bad hoy
"Tite ISIS issued guns to you. and you looked
them over rs though they were 10 be cut e
up into steaks and fried, and when " u
tie air, the old gun kicked YOU over
and kicked you after YOU were down,
and broke a rib and djslocat ed, s shout )
der. When sou got out OF ne hosp T.
cook o or nurse in the hospital. and they
could never get you near a gun again
for wears, and when you q d shoot ag !,l \
Your eyes shut and run away from the
recoil, and never hit a rebel, and Il took
eight carloads Of lead to XII ,, one man ma.
the army uses don't kick, and they shoot
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-19
Corning Auction sales.
lAt No. iei Broadway. Il oclock-l
MONDAY. FEB. 70

la No. i6l Broadway. Il oclockl
MONDAY. FEB. 70
By Bryan l. Kennedy.
Amsterdam avenue, west side block front be-
tween lSSc and ls4th streets. plot 9ol.l01ioo:
Audubon avenue. northeast corner iee1h street.
io2 7Ia5' vacant executors sale.
TUESDAY. PER. II.
By Bryan L. Kennedy.
Hillside avenue. south side. 5o2 feet east OF Broad
Thirty sixth street, No ssi. nor,h side. 42s feet
west Of Eighth avenue 25xfsQ: three story brick
I2s,h street. No s. north side. s2.o fee, west OF
Flfth avenue, 7eSsll H. three story and baseme nj
f RSSy f9 and d sHass @o H. az
p og ~ se[se dss o on .o gfgms1 q
mortgages aggregsIng $4,000.
by Philip a. Smvth-
sixth eighth street. Nos it6 and -, south side.
$50 feet east OF Amsterdsm avenue. 5Iloo.S two
twenty sixth street. Nos. So 70 ST. north side.
to4 feet west OF Tenth avenue, 7I41ase. three four
Fieven'h sveuue. Nos. sis and az. southwe.;
corner Thlrieth street, F4Xi0o one EIGHTH part,
tenemcns' 3 Moore and ano'hcr vs. r L. Moore
FL al j. z. Kelly attorney: Warren Leslie referee.
BY Joseph P Day
Ninih avenue, No. 400. east side. to.5 feet south
mint ia. Schoenenb' r., and apothcrys Margaret
Schocnenb'rger ct Al; ". {. Cross attorneys; !. F.
sggregating $500. partition
sixty seventh street n1ria side. as feet west
OF Amsterdam avenue. lOoXioo5, Drayton Burru
lisms, attorncT' c. ?. BiSney. referee, due on
judgment, S2Is 50 subject 10 taxes. &c. sS04.2o.
1BUBspAY. FEB. -.
By Philp A. Smyth.
o6th street. No a17. side al feet east River
side Drive. $3.50 u nye story brick dw ling al o
ionh street, 25x0o. Eve story stone front dwelling
also
story b.ick dwelling; os'ph Hamerslag va. Brlrn
Realty Co, ~ a. HaTlod Swain, attorney z. II.
Pomeroy. referee; due on Judgment So. &c IS.
subject TO ,aS,s. &c. on parcel No. l. ~ 2f6.+0.
No 2. H.!95.s No: s. '2+s52i; sold subject 20
Lincoln avenue. Nos 1871. northwest corner
and one story frame store; o
Lincoln avenue. No. ICE cast Side. rs feet north
iSs'h street 2S1ieo two ss!oy franz t,nement;
mayer, e. al, A. S EutolIns. auorn-Y !, E. Duty.
referee; due on Judgment sas4flo.
By Bryan L. Kenu ily.
si1tieth street 80 $40 south side. 2os6 feet east
Second avenue. 2SSlooi. four story brick enem mt
and three or ric cnen enl on rear; Catherine
Lamour IS. Murphy, ct al: L. s. Goebel. at
tonry Joseph Fctirteh, referee due on Judg-
nent. Sii.65O.i9 subject 70 taxes, &c. .5S5-2i.
FRIDAY. REB -.
By Samuel Godsilckrr
Bleecker street No. iol. north side. 20 'eet east
OF Greene street, 25Ai25 I'VE story BRICK of. and
store building N. h Beers vs.; g; " Bell ct al:
due an judgment. sls2-se5 subject to Ares Go..
$3.50 sold subject to mortgage for 10000
b. D. P. ingrahAn Co.
Ninety fourth street No. 20 south side, 100 feet
esst OF Columbus avenue lsJlo0-s. three story snd
basement stone front dwelling.
West Broadway. Nos 100 20 lo southwest
corner OF Woun street. 315lx55I5 3. hve story
Intson & D.. attorneys S. L. n Ward. referee:
subject 20 taxts. &c. S2lo0' partition
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-19
EAST AND WEST COMPARED.
Columbia Basketball Ilaycr Reviews ne
cent Games

The question OF athletic supremacy as
between the East and the West has been
settled as far as basketball Is concerned,
for the time being II would seem. by the
victories OF Columbia over Wisconsin and
Minnesota. The las; named team IN 1904 won
the championship Of the Western collie
Columbia did the same In the East II !s
fair 10 assume that the best college teams
In the country we're engaged when the two
met IL the Columbia gymnasium recently. CO.
lumbias victory. by q score Of 81 points 70
IS. makes the margin OF superiority evident.
One OF Collmbia's most Prominent players.
who has had much experience In the game re-
Gently compared the work Of the two sec
tons. tie played 10 both Intersection
The fundamental difference between the
East and West is IN tile manner OF passing
and shooting. tie said here We pass and
shoot with one hand overhead Out West
all the work IS done with an undgrhand throw
AS a consequence, they cannot break up our
team play az all. while We have no trouble
TO intercept the low passes hey make Again
longer to get going that tho Nesterners have
20 be perfectly free 70 get u in; our cover
lne makes TINT impossible. In the " Is
consin game. the visitors mnde only two
held goals. In the Minnesota game. the
Gophers who were much better than the
v .sconsin five. shot three more goal than the
Badgers. But that " 2 the champion team
remember. which could Get only nve co2ls
The westerners do not develop their speed
along the right lines. Their men are .trong
and sometimes big and heavy. but after A
rapid start. fail TO maintain the pace. Their
style Of passing Is bad for rapid game
-One thing In which ] think they are foolish
Is 10 wearing such heavy clothing. They come
out on the floor In sweaters. padded baseball
breaches and heavy stockings. They pull on
their sweaters when they warm W. but the
weight Of the breeches and stockings must
be felt when they set tired That sons 10
me 90 De unwi5e. ~ that stage every ounce
counts heavily.
i must say that In the West thav play a
cleaner same than here. Al least there "a A
stricter adherence % rules and less occasion
Tor calling To- Is That. again. Is q re 10 The
lone passinr. which makes close covering and
many eonseQueot psa-lL-eS iupoSslbIa Ihat
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-19

AMSTERDAM AVENUE, = Charles Grlnth
Moses 4 BIO and + Marcus have sold for
tIxty lots. formerly part OF the Juvenile
Asylum property, on Washington heights
il comprises the blocks bounded By l7eth
and nth streets and AmstctdHm ana Audi
bon avenues. together with several sd ia
cent smaller parcels.
FIFTY-FIRST STREET -nease 4 Gilman
save sold for Mrs, u D, Van Kievcr No 70
East Fifty-i ISL street, I've story dwelling
on lot 25EG4s,
jsisT sTREET.--Ioel Marks has bought from
II HorwitZ nine lots on the south side OF
iSist street $50 feet west Of seventh ayen.e.
the Shlf Realty Company.
have sold for Mrs 4 G. Cremin No 20T
West SEVENTEEN street. four story dwell
ing. on lot i7rlO0.5.
nave sold No. 1871 East SiNty-iourth street.
a three story and basement dwelling. on
East S,ty-fourth street, a three story
and basement dwelling. on lot l6NIoO.5 for
a client 20 Francis G. LLOYD These dwell
ings are on property covered by what
is known as the Beekfnan re- trictions
which lnsures the reservation OF mat block
Tor Pirate residences.
i't Gsr1el Mol he Blot on tie soath side Of
i7ad street 100 feet east OF Audubon sve-
nue.. 7Sxl0Q. and 70 Mrs Cohen the five
on lot 3S-fxi0O.
fo4TH STREET. -Lisshureer & Jacobe have
bougl the plot OF two lots on the north
side OF l68tl street 100 feat west Of Awster-
dam avenue, SOx90.ii and have sold the
plot OF Two lots on the north side OF Gar =
den street al5 feet west Of Southern Boule-
ward 50xlO0. Max l!au VAS tie broker
eTvENTEESTH STREET William Open
heirni has bought from John Nynne Joseph
Keufmsn and Alfred Neuhaus No. t32
y est Seventeenth street. awe story teue-
rnent or lot 1jX92
17sTH STRREr--Wluam Oppenhe I'm has
bought from Hermln b. AMI Albert b.
Wilson the plot 5dIl11 on the north side
az i7sth street. 100 feet west Of Aunsterda q.
avenue
i5rH STREET. The Audubon Realty Com
pany has sold for samuel Macht plot
Of four lots on the south side OF i5Sth street.
$50 feet west Of Amsterdam avenue.
Icsth STREET. Bernard Smyth & sons have
sold for Jacob Herb and other clleuts OF
Norris H HAyman. for the Adlmant Real
I'rAte Company, the plot Of over twenty
tuo lots on the north siLs OF lestu street
rrnning through 20 icotI street. COM
nencing 80 feet west o. Bf 5adwny. nav inr
frontage OF rs feet on iGsth street and
1'e Test on lGoth street
C-.oA DSAY.-Carn-r1 Snyth 4 Sons have
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-19
Plans Filed for Alterations
MANHATTAN Lsp me BRONX.
Items under 5000 omitted.

walker 81. 81 three story lofts j Lyon.
Building Co, { A2d st. owner: Adolpn
Merlin. S3 Union Square, architect; cost.
Madison av, " cor STA 81. enlarglng and
remodelug four story dwelling, Mrs
Arson Phelps Stok, 5. premises. owntr:
HowtllS r Stokts, 100 William ST. aroni-
tcCts. cost ....-..-... ... ,....-...... ......
Broadway 4lf installing steam heating.
clcotnc and elevator plants In the SIX
story loft building surety Realty Co,
l3j Broadway. owner. David Stone. Bible
House. architect. cost ........ ..-...-......
Canal pl. $. l39 r i.stG 81: elevator in
stalled In Ave story factory; American
kIprss Co, o. Broadway owner. c W
Romeyn, IS Broadway, architect. cost.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-19
Lis Pendens.

18Th ST. L s. us 9th sv. lsKas Q; George Kern "
Sarah L Cable and ano. SPECIFIC performance:
stiy. a c GTots,
Genital Av " 8, as Gerard az so.Sxiosz lrreg,
WALNUT s.. cor IN Av. S0Kl00. being lot 81
map % Mount Eden. &C, Bronx Bridget Koran
IS GashA'ine coWiey Ct a. partition at'ys' AnisF.
Avenue A. OF sutton pl. " q. whole mont between
seth and ooih SIS, 200 i012Osox iTrcg city OF New
Yors vs William csrstenS et 81: 70 acquire ute;
aiiy, DelAny.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-19
Real I state1ransfers.

downtown.
(souih 81 Fourfeenfb ~
The letters q c stand Tor gull claim deed ard s.
for bargain and sale deed. g. for decd contalnln
covenant against grantor only,
Avenue a, q v s. 2oS.f n Isl ST. i5oxiT5xiSx
-: Michael Drew TO James Drew ei al.
BARLOW Ss IS. $40. s. 81 sIeo1Selo1ao. Broad 'o
way Reliance Realty co TO Frederick .
Cooord ct al, mtge SIS 600 ....-..-o c and 100
EAST SIDE.
tE5si Of FfI1h ar. 6etrsen Foprtenh AID Iio,h Hs)
7sth ST. $40 &. 25xlo2 ,. Philip Merschel 70
osher Kramer and ano. nige S2+.Y 7.So
,os,b 81 n .. 27s W "a av. s1ioo. IL: Ri,ss 'o0
Cohen 70 PIneus Lowenfe.d and sno
''''''''''''-''''''wv Els1 SIDE 80 ana 40
CTss Of Ftrih az. ostveen Fourteenth and non ss1
s,th ST. 4sS ". 2SxiOoS ChrlsuanA Kress
INDY and eIerI. 10 Ssndila Barueh ~. t2sSOo
FIX Krupp % cohn. Baer Myers Aron.
son co. Intge ti'e 800! 49, 81. ,. 100
Lena .sehssss55 70 Mendel Epstein and ano
sss e. 81 4 ,s1 ida Jones TO Vioe sn T. 100
Getty. mtge $500. ................. nom
HARLEM
tNonhsnan Island, norm OF iloA 80.
Broadway. n " cor lsgih 81. aIlr75; OBJ
son Pdlzei TO John Hlgat, mige So.
sherman sv. centre line al cen,re he issl6 i
St, runs { islx n u 1904 " sox $50:
Augustus Norris 70 John Monaghan. nom
'Th 81 sssIico t. Noes R6 5isil s i:''S
Irving sachTaeh and Ano. 9tge s?s,-
-
Louis Ni,berg aa6 ano. mtse $3.50
nan st. $50 E. 2S1icoio. Leo Feid@aah ap 10 100
Norris Fine. miEe 81 $50 % and 100
zane. MICE i345oo . = And IN
lisih 81. coz E 5oIioolo Thomas Bssiey u"
81 a. 10 simon " ers, mtge $3.50. o c and 100
and eno. eIrs 10 Sal Coin ana ano. rntge
MA as s.. 80 ". 7siiooi Louis nsnhs shs 100
10 lssso portnan. n'ge $1,000 o and 100
Steinfeld and ano rnlge s2a.Ooo o c and 100
i24th It. s26 ". 26xip0.ii. Louis Mannheim 10
Isaac pOrimAn. mtge 81 600 .... o c and 100
Same prop,uy lisae ioItmAn TO Fora
Thinner. mtge E6.0Oo. ,.......-..o c ard 100
t24tn -. ~ ", 251luuil Louis Mannheim
10 Isaac PortnAn. mise $1,000. o and 100
Same properly. Isaac FoUmGn 70 Samuel
Sts.nield and ano. utge $4,000. o and 100
i24th st. ils ". 2SIiOo IT, Louis MAnLcirn
10 Isaac PortuAn. mtge t2i.Oo0.. 0 and 100
Same property Isaac PornAn 70 sophia
Oppenheiner mtge $4,000. ...... O c snc 100
l2!ta 81, 70 " w: zaIlGo u, =, Lows S Mannheim
Same property; Isaac PortrlAn 20 Sophia
Oppenhciaer, mtge 1900 ....... o c and 100
l34ih 81. - ". 7SI H. Louis Mannheim
70 Augusta byek Ct Al, mtge st9,ooo..o and 100
t2iih 81. $50 ". 2sIiooil. Louis Mannheim 20
AUGUSTA Byck e. a. ntge $1,000 and 100
i77tl ST. 27i z, 25T0aIi: Max Leg1s 10 Alex
andeT Lewis all utle. mtge $3.50. .-,.. nom
Mger Cohen q a. 70 Harry Maiz ntges
SANE property. Morris Isooby 70 HarTs
Cohen and ano. mtge So. 80 .......-. 100
Same property HArY &atz % Morn.
lSsth st. s. $50 " Amsterdam av. soIs0I
an. NyeI Cohen 81 al 70 HAIRY AAtz,
.sSsS A. as :. e. AlaItssa.a AZ. III - III
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sa.ii; Harry Ms,s to Chelsea Realty
1854 st, n :, iSs e Amsterism Av, ie16s. IL Dc
Wlu Lewis TO George L Wakefield. all
ltS!h ST, . 5, as " Lemon ay. iiSIsaii;
Waiter II Warren y Gabriel Salento c and
4 Warren to Joseph Rosenthsl. mIge
issi6 St, {. 100 Broadway. soIieS 30
Henry = Aibefs to ElllsSe,S Aibsrs,
l6slh 8 5, rs Broadway. ii51y7S ioi751
2zslo' saAe 70 san.e. mtge $4,000. o and
BKoS1.
thorough Of The BronIl
Sd sv. n cor ie7tn st, 60 6tlioyeaIioE Henry
PsltrowilE TO Joseph LYMAN. mige
same prop: Joseph LYMAN 10 Morris simon S
Cd Az 500 ! 5. 3s.7SicosaiisSo ii. 2slt iT
Brewing Co 20 august Costing. mtge
sd Az, { 5. 2o.7 i7Gh st. 7sIioo Sd ay. es.
~ l7o,h st. 20SeSioo Z,ltner Brewing
Co to John J Glynn. niEe $50 900. 800.
Same prop, John Glynn to John McCul-
Tough and sno. rntses siS7. 900 ............
Bees.ian AZ. > q cor ~ Aiary s.. runs 5 lee.5x
@ s, S 81 q 2iI9I n . tsAs;|llism =
Same TT perty: Isssc Cohen 20 Abraham
ShrJ N . ii0JOJ0. DO. ..........o sni
Belmont az. 100 E Jefferson sv. being parts
lots 10 to is map Ryer HomeNtcGd,
Louis Eickwou TO falrmouni Reslty Co.
Boston av o e cor TelsdAe pi. 2910i s127I
1919. Robert Gerbracht Jr 70 Twenty
third War Bank ...............o and
Brook av. 1910 S, 2Syt02 S25Nloo.6 Brook
sv. 1909. s. 2SXioL5N2JIi03.E Fritz HartE
q al 20 Wlhelmne Ierck al me
Brook av. POS, S, 2Ss rrcg Henry Jarck
70 Fritz llArtz, all title. mtge til .SS3a
Bronx Park av. n W cor nth Sc lnnt lrrcg;
Minnie soamidt 70 Henrlette r Sw-iiIer
81 al. ultge sii coo. ......-.............
Decatur av ! W cor WoodlAwn I'd, 5nIiOo.
pheoe Bremen to william nm o and
Southern Boulevard, " cor l7sth ST. SIX
ili.o1%axi29s; Timothy hcAullne TO
Henry Heinz .....-...................
Ttnion Az, 5. 1910 n Kelly Of. oirI9i6t
nue. Realty and Construction Co o c and
Valentine ar 2O46, s. 2SI-J25Il7s' Ida
Klein to Walter z Andrews mtEe $1,000
Washington av, " cor 18th 81. 0DKpO.
Joseph hyman TO Morris simon. u part.
mtge $4,000 .........-................
Washington st, s. loi 4il map Unlonport,
lo0yi0S Mary Monaghan TO James
hcDermott and ano... -..-+.-... . and
nh 81, s, POS Avenue c, ioo1ios. Union
Gort Martin Sehoemmen 70 Josephine
Sh stss. y lot 1871 map Unlonport
looHios John Htiser 10 Jostphlne Vat
18th -. n :. 7OS " SIN sv. 7Sriii. Wake
neld. D MUCK Hooks 10 JcUph sehrei.
itsih st, 5. 800 Morris sv. 7S1loo q: Mary
4 higgins 10 Philip kietE. u. nige
Lots a. q and IS. map IS lots OAK Tree plot,
fremont; Peter Delaney 70 Jacob
Lot 50 map cehrie ParL: Jane Taylor 10
Anna Neubold ..........-......o and
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BoRouCH OF auIINs-sALE OR Rem

Is about the best point Of Western play. The
Minnesota players were sportsmen and played
fine eame, We beat them - { u.s. and Wis
O nsil only p % IS. but / nsure that Minne-
sofa could beat the BADGERS easily.
TO sun up, the Western teams have n Z
speed nor rhe active. rapid passing and
shoe ting that wo have here Their game
is cleaner. b. on tie whole. the best East-
ern team under present conditions can bet
tie best Western uye-
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J. PIerpont MorTsns steam yacht Corsalr.
which has been Citing out for a cruise in the
Mediterranean, went down the bag yesterday
afternoon 70 adjust her compasses. The
yacht may sail to-day she viii go 70 Mar
VII join tue yacht
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sold for NJ. Rosenbaum and Robert Altman
TO Henry Lilly ct al the two lots. 5oSiOO,
on the south aide Of lA4th street iS feet
west of Eighth avenue.
AMSTERDAM AvENUE.--J. e. Briggs has
sold for Herman H. Moritz the i've story
brick and stone apartment house with
stores. on plot 25xio0. No. 1854 Amsterdam
avenue.
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satisfied Mechanics Liens.

Hancock 81. " 5. i75 Columbus av, 75LiOo,
Bronx: John 3 Marion IS Paul Ssssano.
Feb 6. 1905 ....--..... ....- .-.......-...
s1st 81. re- 70 $50 z: william Galway vs. WI
liam II StAich. Dec 5. 1905 ...............
s7th 81. 80 Z: Murray HAi co vs. HAts-
satan Realty Co. July 20, 1904 ...,.......
SAME properly; Joan GRAHAM vs. same. July
Is ipl4 ....................... ........ 49,.