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New-York tribune., 1906-02-08
MECHANICS LIENS.

Perry-st. No. 166 TO 172; Pelham Operating Com
pany against Edmund Coffin. owner: Wight
Easton: Townsend Company. contractor. .....
Sth st. No. l2o East; Samuel Cioldstein against
Philip Potash and Joseph Goldberg. owners and
Henry-st. No 2Os. and Clnton-st No 2I0 O.
Reissuann against Il. Feinberg owner and con
1i$th. No No 228 West; Henry RosentauD against
j. NJ. Giblln. owner and contractor. ...-....-..-.
Monroe-st.. No. 216: Charles ! Ritz against
Charles Auo. owner and contractor; EiZabeth
@luu,
3d-ave;. No 3o7e Nicholas Presutty against
sarah Jackson owner: John NJ. Jackson owner
"a anu o'iis' ., !;
Solomon Serota against Nyer Cohen ToUjs
Cohen and Morris b. Evers. owner: Wolf Mevar
Cbl4tlatu'i ..
Madison ave, Nanderbilt-ave 43d and 44th sts
whole block; Dunbar Box and Lumber C|oTrDaD,-
against NeW-YoTk Central and Hussop pt,'ayS.
Railroad Company. owner: Frank s Price ard
John Mckenzie. contractors ...-..........
Bathgate ave. e. e. 1Ol.2 IT, n. Of iT4th-st GOV
40; Alfred MArsich against Abraham Goodman
and solomon GeFlach, owners and contractors
9th-st No. 6i6 East; Louis Golden against Samuel
and Betsey :. Kormnsky. owners and con
tractors .-......
Sd st. No. 90 East; Jacob Efron against Nathan
Schwartz owner and contractor. ........
New-York tribune., 1906-02-08
Country Property for Sale.

LIES I,7sS I'd ave 3 cor as-h-st 50qxsse . sly
ssH sR ms ms with stores voluntary sale. to L kovnes
sooSp ~ and ~ l3Ith-St $50 n OF Lenox-sN
sly rs each 20X991l; voluntary ~ bid in az s
~ 70 charles Comb for SIS cor 81
81 -oNlOo and r 2sth-st. adj 2SN9S ork loI -
nee and store bldg; l. A Resgo GengarTe keal1y -
al = 3 Dean. atty a Donnellv rel; amt ~
sIVSit4 81; taxes, etc. $4,000 Henry GloNsri isi
SHlOV" Sso 20 500 2d-ave +Sth-St Of 5S. 5SosS
three story ten hs: corner. charles Nnoa'
Ior S&hSOo; No S9s TO EmapUel Alexander for S az
40 $50 10 Mand baum s. Levine for StSsou I-SS
ave $ 90 Y OF 2d-s 2JX10O story zen 4; ;,y' y
Sillth agt NJ + MulvaneN F. Q McParan
Emil GOdIr ark. ref. partition NgNanss'
q party In interest. for SS4.50O
BY BRYAN 7 Kennedy. tO2 TO sI6 RlascSer-s;. " =
block front between 1ith and Rank extending % E
son st on the northery end fronting 1872 q IN
81 81 II in Bank st. 1S6 n Hudson and St I.
lltb 81. containing about 1880 story
ness bdgss executors sale, estate Of = NJ wilson
the Hudson Realty Ccmpany for St540G0 lSS 70 R' 80
St > 2O0 r. OF sth-ave, 60XSS9; three story IA
with storcs voluntary sole. 70 John Muhal lor sl-9
New-York tribune., 1906-02-08
Real Estate.


The Title Guarantee and
Trust Company has revo'
lutionized the whole mo
thod of conducting real
estate transactions.
In former times the in.
experienced individual en.
gaging in a real estate
transaction might be bled
at every turn. Today the
Title Guarantee and Trnst
Company takes care of
every detail from the pre-
llmlnary contract to tha
closing of the title, at a
minimum expense, and
then guarantees the vail.
dity of every phase of the
transaction.
New-York tribune., 1906-02-08
JORDAN TELLS OF COTTON SYNDICATE
Says E. R. Thomas and Others Will Under
write 100000 Bales at Is Cents.

Atlanta. Ga. Feb. 7-President Harvie Jordan of
the Southern Cotton Association made the follow
ing statement to-day before starting for New
York:
have been definitely assured that an under
writing syndicate. headed by E. r. Thomas, and
backed by the strongest financial syndicate IN New
York. will underwrite five hundred thousand bales
Of cotton at l3 cents. This proposition will not
interfere with those spot holders who desire to
hold for 10 cents.
President Jordan distinctly declared that the
Southern Cotton Association and its officers had
no connection with the proposed syndicate .ut
would work with H. as with any other agency to
raise the price of the staple.
New-York tribune., 1906-02-08
MAY INVESTIGATE c. AND o. SALE.

iby Telegraph % The Tribune y
Annapolis. Nd. Fen T.-The Baltimore and
Ohio wili not be the only railroad company in
Testigated by the legislature. II a resolution
introduced by Delegate Goodwin to-day is adopt
ed. II declares that the States interest in the
Chesapeake ana Ohio Canal was sold To the
Western Maryland Railroad the Gouds tide
water extension OF the Wabash, for Sl55oOO and
that the bid of Sl55oo0 was made by reason
of an agreement between all those desiring the
States interest In the canal bid against
each other. The resolution provides for the
appointment OF a committee TO investigate the
fsleS
New-York tribune., 1906-02-08
BELMONT TUNNEL HEARING TOMORROW

Argument the mandamus obtained by August
Belmont 10 restrain the city from interfering with
the work the SteinRay tunnel IN 42d-st. viii he
heard tomorrow before Justice Amend Assistant
Corporation Counsel Theodore Connolly will repre-
seHt the Law denartment Fire Commissioner
O'P-fen several weeks ago revoked the combustible
permits. thus obstrLcting the work OF tho con-
frSctoTe ~ three diIerent points the route OF
shs tunnel. Mr.. Belmont Tuesday night OBJ
faincd order restraining the city from in.erfer-
:ns = Is expected that the city WIN the valid
f.v 81 ths franchise under which the Belmont in
tsses.s building the tunnel
New-York tribune., 1906-02-08
KNIckeRsockeR TRUST CHANGES

The board of directors OF the Knickerbocker
Trust Company. al a meeting held on December
received the resignation of J. NJ. Gerard third vice
president TO take effect February Is
Mr. Gerard sewers his connection with the COM
pany To become partner Of the banking house of
IL { Brown a Co. OF Baltimore who will open a
HeW-York Office on that date
b. l. Allen, fourth vices president Was unanl-
mously elected 10 nil the vacancy caused bv the
resignation OF Mr.. Gerard. William Turnbull Tor
many years connected with the drygoods frn, ~
knower Turnbull. OF this city. will assume the
Office OF fourth Vtce-president ~
New-York tribune., 1906-02-08

Amsterdan'-a ave, :, ". corner 1IOth-St.. saN2ouN
irresulari the Roosevelt Realty and CONSTRUCTION
company loans Barnet Miller and Harris MOI
. =
LenoN-sve W, =. 80 IT, > OF tS2d-st., 75Ss9 ";
Harris Mandelbaum and Fisher Levine loan lrt-
1924 st, Nos. S22 and 324 East; Isadore jackson
and Abraham stern loan Joseph isaaes
lSlst-st-, n - PASS II. 2. of Morris-aVe-, ioA
ild. tOxT5xtIT Title Guarantees ana Trust COM
p&ny loans Charles Reiuecke and William FaJen
ll2th st. =, 2DS e. =. Of Sd ave-. % lONlool1s
Corporate Realty Association loans julius Ser
liner and Max Greenhers 80.
lOsth-st.. :. g IIS.6 a. e. Of Park ave. 9lxlvo1l
Jacob Wetnstein Abraham NevinS and Harry w
Pereiman loan Harris Richman and LOUIS
Greenfield .........-. ......-.-....---.
New-York tribune., 1906-02-08
CITY INVESTING co. STOCK INCREASE

a special meeting OF the stockholders of the city
Investing Company of New-York win be held on
February q 10 vote the question Of increasing
the capital stock from 10000 10 $4,000 by
the issue OF lO.e00 shares. The proposed increase
IS 20 provide further working capital made neces-
sary by the expansion OF the company's business
The issue will be offered TO present stock
holders al paI As the stock is selling around
80 this VIII make the rights worth ia the neigh
bOrhOOd Of Sl2
New-York tribune., 1906-02-08
RECORDED MORTGAGES.


Solomon. Lewis \. American Mortgage Com
Ra9y ea 751aS mo4sases e cac due June
ss@e @ 10 70 ssane pr5p.rty ae5;sasss
se see2 2una sses a. oa RGs peT 1855
Rsatel, Henry, to Title Guarantee ana Trust Com
Paps st scxido esiasoT due June 90 bos " 1oc
Saf 10 sae Sozis sna@sia das nc g. 1909
Company; ofchard-ave. EN- n " > los It n e of
Locustaave 66xl5O; demand. $50
s l25 # " Of is5th-st 25xs7.5; demand.
Miller. r. barnet and another % \ Aieinikoa Ma
comes 'o., Dam Road e 3D. II OF i0l't-st sm
&c PRIOR @Grrss sso 3 " years. Ss per
and S@d GD@psny sm15asr to
corner 17Oth-st 75x rreg; year per cent 1000
tsoth-st Nos oe7 and 900 East 44Si4s:
ssa.; Hsrs; ~ IA f. % ;a:F vs
@ e46T moIsaa a N 2 ysa TO S pe ' sos
stssfs+s s May e H9sss Of + URenv eTGs ana x
somreT. David 10 Giustayus 4 Rogers: 1oeth-st
Nos % and 90 . oa East lots together ''HIoo; oo
Rdtb saS,s - Psn kssIfe kfsts - per T eeI4 44tb
s25 II Of Ioth-ave s5S1oo years, 8 per cent 400
B. Nos f2o sSd n22 % 4s4so srs due Hsast s. aos
jacobs Yetta. and another to Abraham shaw;
,,;;1sr lave No 9is 29xIo: years. per cent 400
MliIeT Barnet ana another. to Roosevelt Realty
Snd coT0. GOns'rsSon g6tn COMPANY:
s225 90: year psr .S& cent pr'o' 1000
Same to same: same property; prior mortgage. -
Judis, irving 10 Harris Mandelbaum and another;
proG mortgage g. g .a1d 26 ls1 pr
@ om6say RS l. T. SSn9 M2ss' %o S.
solomon Louis 4. to p Iowenfeid and another;
prior m6rtsase SIS $50; demand 8 per cent. 200
and another; 5th-ave. n corner 1s7th-st. 9ex 49,
Macbz Ida To- Citizens savings Bank: i2ist-st
Nos 2s4 and 1856 East. 5oxioo due June I5.
Ri9dk aaibns PsT Ss' and another to Dollar savings
2ix7S due June 20 1906 5ls per cent. ESQ
9rsPF ssd St No sIs West; 20Sioo; IL years. per
'5iogS' eSouyernear-st No I4s. 1884; August l.
Slater isaac to Neugass: Division-st. n s.
247 # Of Eldridge-st 2ix7S; due May I.
MeKinsy Realty and Construction company TO
Of Rsnhs@ %ssvs o5s a4sxs6 moSsas.s 9
SOS 600 due June 80 1910: 51s per CENT. 50 oot
Taggart, Julia. g Ambrose < Ely 2d-avs. Nos
2133 and 2.135. lots, 27x73; mortgages.
$4,000; years 512 per cent "a O0I
9i NJ MsEs s@ Eas to SS 5sSSS sF Ms {: pe a
FTankel, Cecilia. and others TO 4 beecouTt:
and other property instaIments per cent 119f
MOre Anna NJ 90 g Eneline 2, e Kemp S,a WoOdy G
cGSsn Te n Eus2 70 5 SGa' Veal aNs p8
Grossnan. Samuel. to isidore Grossman 11sth-st - -,
os Tarcns as' L. 1p snd another to Lee 12sth-s
No 12o East, 2o1se; year 51a per cent -; 500
# Of ist-ave i25x1oO; due june 8, 1901, sis 20,
Richman. Harris and another to J wenstein
et al: 1osth-st 1855 IT Of Park ave - ooo
Reich Max. to II Moritz. executor; Amster-
dam-ave, corner both 24x10o; 2 years "a 40,
Besthoff julius. to Title Guarantee and Trust
cPany Se s % waa MS I RFan Enss 44s No $40
West, 25x1oo; years Sla per cent lZ'V"
New-York tribune., 1906-02-08
Mr.. CIRCUIT FILES PROTEST.

EA-Controner Grout has been retained by the
New-fork Telephone Company 10 fight the appli-
cation of the Great Eastern Telephone Company,
the Independent company, for a franchise 10 oper-
ate in New-York. The Great Eastern Company
says II has a franchise and has applied to Com
missioner Ellison for permit to open the streets
TO lay new subways for ducts Mr.. Grout has fled
New-York tribune., 1906-02-08
JUDGMENT FOR MERCHANTS EXCHANGE

Judgment by default for S5O,S7O - was entered
yesterday in the County Clerks Office against
Sharles L. Sper and Charles Z. Yetman in favor
oi the Merchants Exchange National Bank on a
note made by Spier on May /. 1905 payable TO the
9roer Of fetman on November l. 1905. at No $50
bIoa9@ay The note was indorsed by Yetman and
New-York tribune., 1906-02-08
FIRST DIVIDEND IN TEN YEARS

Baltimore, Feb. THE News prints dispatch
from New-York stating that the directors of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad declared to-day a
dividend Of per cent on the stock Of the Wash
iugtOn branch. 10 be paid March J. 1906 TO stock
holders Of record. This the dividend for
ten years. The State Of Maryland a consid-
cradle part OF the stock % the Washington branch
which extends from Baltimore TO Washington.
New-York tribune., 1906-02-08
SATISFIED MECHANICS, LIENS

Pine ST., Nos Aos. ~ and 80: Jeremiah l. Deianv
aneI,st = IAN firr insurance Company ct al.
same property: sam. asi :...... S244 A.
PeIhaf-ave n no ~ Nay ~ 1900. =, l3l -
ttenry - Slileck against Henry /. samson ., Al.
le5h-st No s5a 10 s57 fa, $50 90
et al asalhst iood Construction CompsnV'- ~
asfh-st No iss East ay s,h. :ash2. ....:. las 90
last, darris IL Urls against Brackett Rsait,.
Company; November 20 1905 (csnc.iIed, neatly s.o oo
New-York tribune., 1906-02-08
WOOL MANUFACTURERS ELECT,

connected with the wooen industry attended the
annual business meeting and dinner of the Ma
tiona Association of Wool Manufacturers AT tho
ftotel Somerset tonight. Officers elected as
follows: President, William Whitman Roston.
Xlce-presidents. Charles II. Harding PhiIadeIphia
William r. Wood, Boston. and Frederic : CLARK
North Bilerica; treasurer. Benjamin Phipps Ros,
ton, and SECRETARY. John Bruce McPhersnn iin.t.,
New-York tribune., 1906-02-08
BIG STANDARD OIL EARNINGS.

A meeting OF the directors of the Standard Oil
Company will be held next week to declare a divi-
dend for the last quarter of 1868. The earnings OF
the company for the quarter. the stockholders un-
dersta1d. in excess of sl5.0O0OOO. In the first
quarter Of 1905, 10 Der cent was declared. The in
crease IN earnings is due largely the increased
sian source of supply shut OFF
New-York tribune., 1906-02-08
TWO MORE DISMISSED FOR HAzINe.

Annapolis, Nd. Feb = Midshipmen Richard
laurens Desaussaure. of Charleston. S. c, and
George h. Melvin. Of Genesee. H., were formally
dismissed from the Naval Academy at noon to-
day, and time until o'clock this evening was
given them To get themselves and their belong
ings of the government reservation. The two
youths. both OF whom are members OF the third
class. We're recently convicted of haZing by the
court martial which has been in session thc
ecaQeInN for The last month moro.
New-York tribune., 1906-02-08
TO HAVE AN EAST SIDE STUDIO.

Plans have been filed for the making over of
'he four story tenement house. No. 329 East
4Ith-st-. into a studio building. with shops for
Neuman d Even, the owners. The windows are
10 be enlarged and the interior generally re-
HodeIled the improvements to cost $1,000 ac-
cording TO the estimate Of Delano Aldrich e
Murphy, the architects
New-York tribune., 1906-02-08
THREE DEALS IN THE COS.

Collins & Collins have sold for w. NJ. Benja-
min the four story and basement brownstone
dwelling house No. $50 East 61st-st-, 19x1OO feet,
a client.
Pease e. Elliman have sold for Daniel B. Freed
man to L. Hand No 142 East 65th-st., three
story and basement dwelling house on a lot 20x
1905 feet
Arthur W. Saunders has sold No 127 East
60th-st.. four story dwelling house, on a lot
20x10O5 feet.
New-York tribune., 1906-02-08
THE MAYFAIR TO COST s4oo. 600

Plans have been filed with Buildings Superin-
tendent Murphy for twelve story fireproof
apartment house TO be built for Henry C. Tinker
at the southeast corner of Park-ave and 57th-
ST 1t is to have facade of brick with granite
ana limestone and a marouise entrance It will
have accommodation for thirty-six families and
Is 10 be called the Mayfair Its cost is to he
S4oo'cp. according TO the estimate of Charles IT
Rich the architect - O--N" L.
New-York tribune., 1906-02-08
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

e6th-st. n $. 100 # of 3d-ave.; for six
story brick tenement houses and stores, 81 Ok
Sill; Lipman & Gold, owners =. NJ. sraub.
73d-st., n. $. 9s.6 It. e. of Avenue A: for four
six story brick tenement houses. 376xS9.2;
stein; architects .,.-. $4,000
Swnsr: s Sass architect $4,000
six story brick nathouses. 5Ox-: j. & ]. & L.
Liebenthal owners: 9 F Pelham architect 10000
C. A. Rich, architect 100 600
New-York tribune., 1906-02-08
ARMY NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED.

Washington, Feb. THE Senate in executive
session confirmed to-day the nominations of
Major General John G Bates, 10 be lieutenant
general: Brigadier General Adolphus ". Greely.
chief signal officer. be major general and
Colonel James Allen. to be chief signal officer
with the rank Of brigadier general
New-York tribune., 1906-02-08
TRUCK POLE SMASHES CAR.
Horses Put Heads Through Window-No
One Hurt in Collision

The passengers in westbound s4th-st.
town thrown into small panic last
night when Broadway a two-horse truck
struck the car head The pole of the truck
bored through the car and the heads Of the two
horses went through the windows.
The car was well filed, but injured
The passengers were transferred the next car
and the truck was taken away TO be repaired.
New-York tribune., 1906-02-08
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

15sth-st. $; 100 It. 9. OF Courtlandt-ave:; one
story brick store 3lx25; Charles Walker. owner:
Charles a. Mfllner. architect. ...........-.--.
Alexander-aye. W E, 20 IT. S. of 141st-st: four
story brick tenement house, 25x63I r. c
blanchard. owner; Charles A. Millner architect
Westchester-ave.. 9. s.. 11T.u II W. of Union
ave; one story brick store, l5OxSS 6as Henry
Acker. owner; Adolf Mertin. architect ........
Duncomb ave. e. $, 154.S f. of Elizabeth-st:
two story frame stable 25x125: estate OF L,
Fleischmann. owner; ADOLF Mertin. architect
New-York tribune., 1906-02-08
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

At IL Vesey-st-Ry George Read CO. vsk.tss,
W . bet lJtst and LattinS sts seton homestea'' 'N
2ie sty fr dwg h: trustees sale a ,x-,o.t-r-
e5N10O: and store bldg Met lie ssVs.
pemofest Pattern Co ct al, fatch. w = \
Lewis due. Sis0oo: taxes. stes essxssiS0 a
2i9th-s n SCI II White Plains roa' t,vs.
w Van Vechten q W Rohm OF 81 NnSN = =. -
Maurice Goodman, ref. amt due. sliso 70 'SN'~ -
SIS 80 q
Rv Parish Fisher 4 Ll2s 2d-ave, 81 7. = =
59tk-st. c6Sx78.I; 5 sty bFk ten h. NJ ssN a. ~
Reilly al. wallach s {. attyss lenalan- E0-s -
due. Sc SIS 20 taxes. etc. StSo sd
New-York tribune., 1906-02-08
ACQUIRES 125TH.sT. PLOT.

L. NJ. Blumstein has bought from the One
Hundred and Twenty-hfth Street Realty Com
pany the department store building, which he
occupies No. 23O to 236 West f25th-st.. and
extending to Nos. 229 and 231 West 124th-st..
626 by POLIO feet. The Henry Morgenthau
Company the broker.
New-York tribune., 1906-02-08
SALE OF SULLIVAN COUNTY HOTEL

Matthew j. Ward Company has sold the Ar
lington Hotel, at Eldred. Sullivan County, n. V
together with seventy-fve acres of land for
John T. Onderdonk to Henry Nolan who gave
as part payment his cafe at Madison-ave and
59th-st. this citv
New-York tribune., 1906-02-08
BUYS 5rH.AvE. PARCEL AT AUCTION

E S. Glover. a client Of the r. Wilmarth APP
pleton Company. purchased at auction yester-
day for S491 900 the building No. psi 5th-ave.,
northeast corner of 28th-st., and No. l East
2Sth-st. The new owner will remodel and COM
plete this building He expects to have il ready
for occupancy in three months.
New-York tribune., 1906-02-08
GET A NEW APARTMENT HOUSE.

D. Sylvan Crakow and Ignatz Roth have
bought from Macmillan Davidoff a new seven
story elevator apartment house plot 10011
by 100 feet at the southeast corner of 121st-st.
and Amsterdam-ave. The Berman Realty Com
pany were the brokers
New-York tribune., 1906-02-08
LIS PENDENS.

Davidson ave. IS 1S5 H. n. of at. ITxIt5
Bronx Matilda P Sowdou Joseph &. Overbaugh al
foreclosure Of mOrtgagel attorneys Black e. KneeIand
lslst ST. n =. lob q. ", OF Hughes ave. Il 2xR5:
Thomas g stephens agt Louis Eickwort II al fore
closure OF moTtsagel: attorney, J. =. Carpenter.
Bathgate-aVe-. e. 1912 n. OF i14h-st 9OxlIO,
Alfred Marsch agt- Abraham tsctio, e.
foreclose mechanics lien). attorney, p J. Kelly "
New-York tribune., 1906-02-08
LEASES 17TH-ST. BUILDING.

NJ & L. Hess have leased for August Open
helmer for term of ten years the four story
and basement building No. East 17th-st. to
Anthony Garten. who after extensive alterations
will occupy it for his business.
New-York tribune., 1906-02-08
NEW OWNER FOR 4rH-Ave. PARCEL.

Douglas Robinson Charles S. Brown & Co
have sold for Daniel B. Freedman No. 325 4th
ave, four story building 1t occupies a lot
20XS3 feet q A"@
New-York tribune., 1906-02-08
MOSES TAYLOR A BUYER.

Joseph Hammerschlag has sold to Moses Tay-
lor of the banking house OF Kean, Van Cortlandt
& Co. No. Z East S9th-st, six story dwelling
house, 2S by 100 feet. The house has an ele-
New-York tribune., 1906-02-08
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY

Al II Nesey-s-By Joseph Day: go 10 2ie looth a.
s. 100 II " or 2d ave. > hs each a5xto0 ~.
voluntary sale: Epstein SOS 700: IS al ,S -
voluntary sale TO Charles Michael Tor Sss5O SlT I'd
with store; voluntary sale L L. Kovner for Sss 500
New-York tribune., 1906-02-08

lors J. Z. GARDNER and II. 6. BEY Err. Surgeons
9 L hNGENE r l. RENroN - = % ~ M, 3ENAiiN'
GUTHRIE B. KERR. R T oRVIsS F Z.
NcCl-!TDf-GH a=d !. - THOMPSON and Passed
Assistant surgeon r f HOYT commissioned.
Assistant Paymusters T. =. BAId1ENGER. r. II. JOHN
STpN. T. T. POWELL. J. C HACGHEY, l. z.
MCDONALD r C. NORSELL and 2. ". VAN PAT
TEN. appointed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-11

Ices. Ban Johnson unqualifiedly stated to
me, at a game one day last season, that he
believed the ball player who deliberad ely
tried to egg a crowd of fans 10 the point
OF riotousness ought to be sentenced to q
considerable term in jail. and there was
CLEAN in Bans eye and a clicking of his
teeth together when he made the remark
that meant even more than his words
OF the big two-club cities Boston I'M
Questionably stands at the very top in the
matter of the perfect behavior and the
utter fairness of the fans. In fact the
Boston players of both clubs declare that
the Boston fans are inclined to carry their
sense of fairness to extreme. This is
really not the case, but it is the truth that
the Boston fans simply do not want and
will reject every time with demonstration
any decisions to which they do not believe
they entitled.
I witnessed a remarkable illustration of
this fact at a game played on Bunker Hill
day In Boston last year between the Jim
my Collins troupe and the Detroit club.
The Detroit outfit, to the intense surprise
of the Boston fans. had clearly walked
away with three games of the series of
four In Boston. Armours bunch simply
,outbatted, outfielded, outptched and out
played the Boston club on that trip But
the Boston fans were not in the least sore,
so far as their exterior conduct was con-
cerned, even il they were vastly surprised
and grieved, as they naturally and IN
dubitably were.
Crank" Decision Resented by Boston.
The fourth game was a tie-5 to Sin the
ninth inning With two hands down, one
of the Boston piayers-I have forgotten
which one--punched fly out to short cen
ter field Dick Cooley was playing center
for Detroit that day. Dick measured the
balls speed from the crack OF the bat. and
he ran In on the fiabby one. He was Just
there in time, s'by face.'' as the racing
folks say, and he got the ball with his left
hand at least foot and half from the
ground There didn't seem to be q man
In the stand or bleachers who didn't give
that catch to Cooley as baby" and
they stood up and applauded him tremen-
dously for 1t. But the applause was still
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-11
DARUMA IN FAST TIME.
Wins the Renewal of the Santa
Catalina Stakes

Los ANGELES, March 10-The renewal
of the Santa Catalina selling stakes. the
feature of seven-race card at Ascot to-
day, was won by the favorite, Daruma, by
a head, in fast time. Fustian was second
and Workman third. Besides the stake
event there were two purses and four sell
ing races. Favorites had a good day. four
of the seven winning Summaries:
First rnce. six furlongs Sir Brinkley 1o4 liar
risl, TO TO- won; Seed Cake, 90 (freston) 1S To
8, second Babe B., 90 ROSS, to l. third. Time
LA L. James j. CoTbett, Matte Spencer. Merry
Sport, Nuptial, Amonte and Black Gem also
Second race. half mile-Navarra, 100 tSeder),
to !, won; Lady Alice. io2 Fischer. IL TO s,
second; Blue Bottle 10 Oiillerl. Z to 10. third
Time, O.4s IA. Wapnagootis. Edwin I. Fryer.
Premium Rose and Celsis also ran.
Third race six furlongs-Conde l01 (Harris) 2
to 1, won; Prince Ching 109 Doyle, 10 TO /. sec.
ond; sails. l20 to'Connelp, is to ]. third Time,
lib "a. Creston Boy. 1ngesde. Elizabeth, Sand
storm and Water Wagon also
Fourth race, seven furlorgs; renewal OF the San
ia Cantalina stakes - Daruma. Us KENT, even
won; Fustian. 10s (McDaniel). 18 to 6, second
Workman, 103 CMiller), TO ], third. Time
.26 IA. Whoa Bill and Chancellor Walwcrth also
Fifth race. FIVE and half furiongs-D' Ankle 81
Miller, 4 to l. won Hester W. 90 fMcDaniel, Z
to 8, second; Bavarian. l02 tHudIn IL to l, third
Time. / 90 r. Saladn, Two Bills Corder, AlyoI
and Little Mrthful also ran.
Sixth race, mile and a sixteenth-Sunray. 10i
(Rossl. to s. won; George 2. McNear, 103 Jack
SOM IL to 5, second Gilpin 104 (Booker), to /
third. Time l4T. Miss May Bowdish, Stoessel
and Brigand also
Seventh race six furlongs-Bonnie Reg, 104 (Bat
tiste Q TO 5, won: Josies Jewel. o. IPreston), &
8. third. Time, l.13 H. Startling. Bologna and
Main also ran.