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Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-25
SPORTS OF DAY.
EARLY START AT ICE SKATING
Rod and Gun Club is Making Biz
BIana

Rod and Gun Club is Making Big
Plans.
The Omaha Rod and Gun club intends to
get an early start on skating this winter,
and to that end has arranged for skating
carnival at the lake surrounding the club
house for Friday night The club house
will be heated, the lake illuminated and
everything put in readiness for the fun.
Sunday saw thousands out trying their
skates for the first time this year. Skating
parties are being formed and Ii begins to
look as though the ice skaters would vie
with the rollerists in turning out In the
largest numbers.
Charles Comiskey Herman schaefer of
the Detroit Tigers and Joe Cantillon, man
ager OF the Washington Americans, who
recently returned from a trip down the
Mississippi on the good ship White Sox,
are entertaining their Chicago friends with
Celent mt cook. His friends say none better ter
coiored cook OF the houseboat, preparing
dinner Joe suddenly said: Guess I'll
make couple of pies
This was meat and drink for Doug"
who laughed in happy way and said:
Go right ahead. Here are plenty Of APP
was kept So Joe rolling up his sleeves,
sailed in. His preliminary work was so
Started to get jealous, This increased, and
so did his wrath when the pies were placed
upon the stove and came along. nicely.
His eyes blazed, but he said nothing.
The worst was yet TO come. II was
enough for Doug TO find that there was
another cook on the boat VINO knew the
ropes but when COmiskey said, Hurry
up, Joe I want to make a sponge cake, =
the real cooks dander rose sky-high. He
began 10 fear for his job. To think that
"C6mmy' was also a cook I'm disguise was
too much for him. The climax came,
however, when Comiskey ordered Doug
grocery store for some goods. The boat al
that time was tied at the wharf at Helena
Ark. What do you want me to get, Mr.
Comiskey?" said the disguised cook
| "Commy' laughed as he winked at Joe
and then remarked in a careless way: "A
couple of sponges for the cake" This set
| tied Doug" but he secured ample re-
venge by serving supper an hour late.
II developed during the conversation thai
Comiskey had a knack OF seamanship that
I has not heretofore been divulged. He has
solved the method OF doing away with
untying hard knots by the simple process
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-25
thirty Thousand wanted.

Suit for $4,000 against the Union Pacific
and the crew OF a switch engine in the
yards was begun in district court Monday
by Charles A. Anderson for injuries he re-
ceIved January Is, when he was run down
during a binding snowstorm and badly in
tured. He was employed to sweep OFF what
Is known as the puzzle SWITCH" which con-
meets thirty or forty tracks in the South
Omaha yards. He says the switch engine
crew did not ring the bell or blow the
whistle and as he was busy keeping the
snow of the tracks he did not see the
engine until II had struck him.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-25
TO ARRANGE RACE CRCU
Nebraska Speed Association VIII
Hold Meeting An January.

HUIW NWNNNHN y" WWI"
Notice has been issued OF the annual
meeting OF the Nebraska Speed associa-
ton to be held IN Lincoln on the evening
OF January 10 The meeting will be for
the purpose Of electing Officers and ar
ranging a circuit for 1907 the towns OF
the circuit are: Auburn, Wymore, Beat
rice Fremont Tekamah, Wayne, RAN
dolph, Hastings ana Idncoln.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-25
MANS COLTS.
PATTERsON's DAILY NEW
Fine double the Theft.

who was employed as a messenger boy by
a local company. was fined S14 and costs
in police court Monday morning for steal
ing 81 from the o. M. e company. White
was charged with larceny as bailee, having
collected the money and then failing TO re-
turn it TO the office AS is his custom in
many larceny cases Judge Crawford fined
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-25
PLACES FOR FILlPINOS
Ninety-Six Young Natives Given Chance
for Public Employment
WORK FOR ALL EDUCATED ISLANDERS
Fifth Annual Report of Director of
InsuIar Education shows Prog
ress of Schools on the
Islands,
WORK FOR ALL EDUCATED ISLANDERS

WASHINGTON, Dec. 24.-Ninety-six of
the Filipino students now in this country
will complete their fours years course in
different colleges, technical and high
schools next spring and all of these stu
dents who pass the required civil service
examination viii be given positions In the
public service in the Philippines. David
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-25

species raised in Kansas, were liberated by
NJ. ID. Baker, game warden of Benton
county, at Prosser, west Of Spokane, yes
They will be protected until September Is,
1908, the penalty for shooting them before
that date being $50 for each bird.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-25

Carmans Colts won three games from
the Daily News team last night on the
Metropolitan alleys. The Colts bowled
three consistent games, all going over 300
The old reliable Ben Hull had high single
score with 211, also high three games with
5S4. Dudley was close behind with SO
Captain CaTman says the Colts are COINS
to make the Life Malts go some to hole
second place. The score:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-25

A. /. Root, Inc. Announcements, wedding
stationery and calling cards, blank book
and magazine binding. 1aO-l22 Howard
street. Phone Doug. 16OL
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-17
Young Montgomery Pitcher Played Rings Around Zimmer's New
 Man, Brady-Score 5to2.

Maxwell pitched another great game of ball yesterday and landed the last of the Little Rock series for Mont gomery by score of to 2.
 CT en theR9 e 9e ss e 0eS was posed to him. and Maxwell simply n pitched great big rings around hin, The boy seemed to have everything: speed. control and nerve. and in oniy two innings did the Travellers score;
 For the first three innings not hit was made eff Maxwell, while he Was zimmerites. four of them striking u'..- in the three innings. In the fourth inning three punched singles put in ons run and in the fifth he gave his nrst There was another scratch hit i'll thus inning. but it didn't amount to any. thing. and after the fifth inning noi hit was made off Maxwell. no mofa runs Of course coming over
 The hitting of the Climbers was again terrific and poor Rfady was was Ss sns satins %as anythins weil wei as heavy Every man of them hit hard. but to big Dominick Muuansy in this branch of the game. he getting hit every time at bat. his twobag ger coming in the fifth and bringing m the usual run.
 with a pinch threebagger, sam Ap~ perious getting three hits and Schwartz two. his pinch hit in the frst inning scoring a run.
 Houtz beat out a bunt in the first inning. Noblett sacrificed him to sec cnd. and he scored on Schwartz's drive to left Apperious hit to let. ana on account of his lame leg Schwartz only got to second. Mullaney hit to center but Schwartz could only get to tnird and the bags were full with only one out. Schwartz scored on Hausen's lohg fy Perry hit safe to center, put Dren- nan. the new man from the Northwes- tern League who was in DeArmond place in center. threw Apperious out at the plate, the inning ending with five hits and two runs.
 Douglass and Meany were out on flies to Perry and Apperious in the last half, brennan striking out
 Busch was out in the. second on d hit to McKean. Maxwell struck out and Trimmer got Houtz's foul.
 McKean and McCann were both out on hits to Mullancy in the last half Zimmer striking out
 With one out in the third. Schwartz. Anrerious and MullAney hit safe in succession, filling the bags. Schwartz was thrown out at the plate on Haul sens hit to Hickey. Zimme- throwing Hausen out at first and completing the double. ,,. Johnson and Hickey in successLon' Brady ending it with a hit to Euscn. .,
 With two out in the fourth MaxWeii
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-17
MAXWELL WON LAST
 GAME IN LITTLE ROCK

bagger. making the. score 8 to O.
 Then came the first hits of the game made off Maxwell. Douglass. Dren. nan and. McKean.a hitting safe and scoring Douglass Hausen ended It
 Apperious hit safe again iu the fiftir and scored on Mullaney's twobagger, Mullaney getting to third on Hausens hit to Douglass and scoring on Perry's fly to McCann, leaving the score 5 to
 Maxwell gave his first base on balls in the last half. zimnei walking; John ond, going 10 third on Hickey's hit and out to Maxwell scoring on Dau glasss safe hit. Douglass being forced at second on Meany's hit to Schwartz.
 It was one, two. three in both halves of the sixth. Maxwell and Brady both striking out batter
 With two. out in the seventh Mui, laney hit safe again but was forced at second on Hausen's hit to Johnson.
 Maxwell gave another base on bauS in the last half. but retired the next three men up. ~
 Brady was the whole thing i1 the sixth, letting Perry. down on hit to him and striking out Busch and Max
 Three men were up in the last half. Meany went down on a hit to Busch, Brennan on hit to Schwartz and Mc- Kean on a foul to Perry.
 In the ninth there were six bat'ers dy, Noblett on a bunt to the plate md Schwartz on hit to Johnson in the first half. In the last halt MoGann was out on a foul to Mullaney,. Zim- n,er on a fly to Noblett and Johnson ended the game with a hit to Busch.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-17
Two Boy. condemned.

Tripoli. May 1e.-Ali shamyl Pasha former Military Governor of scutari and two boys were condemned to death today for the murder of Redvan Pasha Prefect of Police of Constantincple March 24. Three others accused of participation in the crime were con demned to life imprisonment and oth- CTS to various sentences of from ten 10 fifteen years imprisonment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-17
Protea+ Against sIeIervortb

BlII Philips raised the p0Int vesfor- ter to stoop SO far over the plate that his head extends over the rubh.., He protested against Molesworta , custom of taking his position in hopAs portation When the umpire would make no ruling. Phillips began 70 shoot the balls straight in and so close up to Molesworth's head that he changed his tactics Nav nrlcsns PicaYune.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-17
ERY. No. 1. KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.
WANTED.

Good mechanical draftsmen for designing electrical and steam apparatus also lew rood detail draftsmen. Positions offer good prospects for advancement and are to be constdered permanent for the right men. Send detailed statement as to age. educa- tion, experience and initial salary to
 Engineer in Charge, Drawing Office. GENERAL ELECTRIC tTHOMS0N-
 HOUSTON ELECTRIC) COMPANY.
 West Lynn. Mass.
 }May-10-l2-l6-20
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-17
STOCKHOLDERS
 MEETING
Montgomery. Ala. May 5. 1906. To the stockholders of

Montgomery. Ala. May 5. 1905 ro the stockholders of
 The Fourth National Bank.
 of Montgomery, Ala Notice is hereby given of special meet ing of the stockholders of The Fourth Ma. tionai Bank of Montsomery Aiabama' eslleo on Commerce. Street, at twelve o'clock. noon. Thursday. June 7th; 1906. for the % pur- pose of voting upon and determining wheth- sr this Rank :, ill increase tis capital stock from three hundred thousand to five hum dred thousand dollars. and of selling tns fncreased capital stock at one hundred ana fifty dollars per share. or premium of fifty dollars per share on the par value of same: also whether the shareholders will waive their right to a preference of 50 per cent of the stock that they would have a preference to upon paying for same. at the price at which said stock may be sold pur- suant to a resolution adopted by the Board of Directors of said Bank at a meeting held on May 3rd. 1a0s and for the transactlon of such other business as may legally come THos j. REYNOLDS, --2nt President.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-17
COTTON STATES LEAUGE.
%A~< . . . A@%%%< .& YESTERDAYS GAMES.
 %%A%>>~AAA% . %>NAAi

Southern LeaGue.-- e Montgomery 5, Little Rock 2. Shreveport 2, Atlanta l.
 New Orleans 6, Birmingham 0.
 Memphis 5. Nashville 4. American Leaugue Philadelphia g, Detroit ?. Cleveland '. Boston 6.
 Chicago 6, Washington 5.
 New York B. St Louis ?. National LenEue.--, Pittsburg II, New York o. Chicago 1, Philadelphia o.
 Boston 6, Cincinnati 5.
 Brooklyn 3, St. Louis o. American Associasfou--- Milwaukee B., Columbus 2. Kansas City 2, Toledo s.
 Louisville s, St. Paul 6.
 Indianapolis {, Minneapolis 2 South Atlantic Augusta 5 Savannah 4. Jacksonville 3, Charleston 0.
 Macon g, Columbia s. Cotton States Meridian 1, vicksburg 3. Gulfport | Jackson 0.--1o innings
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-17
BARONS SHUT OUT
BREITENSTEIN WAS ALWAYS MAS
 TER OF SITUATION.
In Addition to Letting Vaughn's Crowd Down With Three Hits, Veteran Hit Twice For Extra RaReA.

New Orleans, La, May 16.-The Peli- cans played rings around Rrming ham. shutting them out by score of to O Breitensteln pitched a wonderful
 In answer to the charge chat Birm- tngham Is over the limlt, Vaughn takes the position that he IS no longer a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-17
-----------l-------------- WOULD BE sACRILEGE.
Topeka People VIII Not Allow Decora
 tiou Day Circus Performance.

Topeka People VIII Not ALLOW Decora-
 ton Day Circus Performance.
 Chicago. May 16.-A dispatch to The Tribune from Topeka. Kan, says:
 The City Council of Topeka has de- cided that circus performance in the city on Decoration day would be noth- ing short of sacrilege, and, by unani- nous vote. has ordered the city clerk to refuse a license for a show that has been advertised to take place here on that day.
 P. H conra, department commander of the G. A R, appeared before the Council to protest against the issuance of the licensa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-17
DR. BUCHANAN. THE SPECIALIST. Treats Without the Knife.

Diseases of women. piles fistula- stric- ture skin. kidney. bladder private and rec tai diseases. nervous diseases and constipa- tion treated win electricity: syphilis same treatment as Hot Springs: electrical outfit complete: nurse in constant attendance.
 Hours 8 to 3; office over Randy Kitchen. fsh Dexter Avenue. Montgomery Ala
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-17
TOM FISHERS NINTH
RED HEADED TWIRLER DEFEATS
 THE ATLANTA TEAM.
ZelIers Pitches Good Game, Allowing Only Four Hits--MOrsc the Only smithltes to Hit the Ball
 Safely.

Shreveport. May 16.--Fisher won hls ninth consecutive victory, defeating Atlanta today in a pitchers battle by a score of to 1. A catch by Absteln and throw to the plate was feature of the game. Score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-17
THE MONTGOMERY THEATRE. Friday night and Saturday Matinee
NHWl IS and 1o

The Musical Comedy,
 THE SHOW GIRL.
 55--ln Cast--J5 Auspices of st. Peters Church. Pricesi Night, soc and 70c. Matinee, 26c and 3Sc. Tickets at Bastiani & Cnssimus'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-17

Fisher 4, by Zellers 4 Bases on balls off Fisher 5: of Zellers. 1, Hit by pitch ed ball by Zellers | Left on bases Shreveport 5; Atlanta. 6. First base on errors, Shreveport O; Atlanta, 2. Time 1929. Umpire Kennedy.
 NATIONAL LEAGUE.
 Pittsburg. May 16.-Pittsburg and New York met for the first time this season and Ptttsburg was an easy win ner hitting the ball at will Willis pitched in fine form.
 Pittsburg, .. .. BIO o4l o2x-11 15 , New York 000 900 00o- Q 8
 Willis and Peitz; Amos. Ferguson and Rresnahan. Time 2:05. Empires Ems lie and Johnstone.
 St. Louis, May 16-Scanlons effec- tive pitching for Brooklyn registered a shut out against the home team to- day. Brooklyn winning.
 Brooklyn .. .. 200 o1o ooo--s 6 3 St. Louis .. . 900 900 000-0 o
 Taylor and Raub; Scanlon and Bar gen. Time 1.2s. Umpire, Conway
 Cincinnati, May 16-Boston won the first game of the series from Cincinna- ii here today.
 Cincinnati .. ... 100 o31 ooo-s ' ? Boston .. .. .. L. 203 ool o0o-e II l
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-17

runs, Sam Apperious. and Dominick Mullaney getting six hits each in the three games.
 Poor old Birmingham-stiIl sliding down the glide and tied with Memphis for third place this morning one run yesterday--but the one run was enough to give the Pirates the Dig end.
 Maxwell is like good wine-he i'm proves with age and if he keeps up this gate he will be one of the star pitchers of this league
 cant be headed Cleveland is now in second place. with Detroit only six points ahead of St. Louis.
 Toledo is still leading the American Association, with Louisville only four points behind Columbus for fourth place and running easily
 Several runs were lost yesterday ow- ing to Charlie Schwartzs bad leg, but the hard hitting second baseman made up for it with his pinch hitting.
 Things will be decidedly interesting in Memphis today-Birmingh gharn Is there for the next four games and they are tied with the Egyptians for third place.
 Mister Johnny McCraw and his Giants evidently struck something fierce In Pittsburg yesterday--11 to looks like they have gone up against the real thing.
 The Climbers appear to have struck their stride in the clouting department now but the next four games will De tough ones-fighthins the league lead CTS in Pirate town.
 Chicago once more leads the National
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-17

Brown. Kalhkoff. Three base hits, Ca rev Stolen bases. Pearson Nadeau
 Bases on balls. off Brown | Struck out bv Brown g. Passed ball Owens. Sacrifice hits Gilbert. Kalhkoff Dou. Eohannon to Wells: Carey to Nich- oils Time. 125. Umpire. Pfennin-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-17
Ewing and Livingston; Dorner and Needham. Time 200 Umpire, O'DaY.

Chicago. May 16.-Chicago defeated Philadelphia today in the tenth inning in the most scientific and perfectly play ed game on the local grounds this sea- son.
 R.H.E E. Chicago 900 900 900 1-1 10 0 Philadelphia . 900 900 900 % 8 Lundgren and King; Duggleby ana Dooin. Time 1.5O. Umpires, Carpentar and KlsCa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-17

SuINmdrS-l No paSe nltS. BGelten Q stein Rickert Three base hits, Brett enstein stolen bases. Blake. Sac- rficc hits, Stratton Breltenstein De- bv Breitenst n s by Reaean Basrs on balls, by Breitenstein 9 by Reaean 1 Left on bases. New Orleans 5. Bir mirgham 3. First base on errors New Orleans 0. Birmingham ? Time of game 1 41. Umpire, Rudderham
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-17
I. l.. JONES, PROMOTER. INVESTMENTS
 10 so PERRY
PROMOTER,
MIR E P RICH, A Prominent Eastern Banke

in an article on Mining vs. Banking, in the National Banker says: There is as much money invested in mining as in banking. and the former pays much handsomer dIv- that the number of dividend paying mining companies is larger than all other combin- ed producing industries. That mining pro duces sreater and quicker profits than any other industrial pursuit is evidenced by the score of multi-millionaires, the Mackays. the Fairs. the Fileds. the Sharons. Hearsts, Huntingtons, Stanfords. &c."
 What some of the mines are doing
 rrh ce f1hH nal has
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-17
ERROR BY LANSING
ALLOWS MEMPHIS TO SCORE THE
 WINNING RUN.
Wizard Hermann Is Hit for Twelve safeties by the Men Hired by Habb While Brown Per-
 mits Nine Singles.

Mempahis, Tenn. May 16.-With the score fled in the ninth inning a wild throw by lansing allowed Memphis to xryinnipo Score.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-17
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AHAHA><H>>> . . ><>o . . ToDAY's SCHEDULE.
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TODAY's SCHEDULE. 1>HH>A>>>>>>>> >>>>~t sc~shcrn League.-
 Montgomery at Shreveport;
 Bfrnfingha at Memphis.
 Atlanta at Little Rock.
 Nashville at New Orleans lAr-~rTcan l.~aswe.-
 Chicago at Washington.
 Detroit at Philadelphia.
 Cleveland at Boston.
 St: Louis at New York. 5 National l.~ague.--
 New York, at Pittsburg.
 Boston a. Cincinnati. Brooklyn at St. Louis Philadelphia at Chicago. south Atlantic. Jacksonville at Augusta. Charleston at Macon Columbia at Savannah. ..i Cotton sfates-- Mobile at Vicksburg. Jackson at Meridian. Baton Rouge at Gulport. American AsaocSation- Columbus at Milwaukee Toledo at Kansas City Indianapolis at MinAapolis Louisville at St. Paul.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-17

In these three Little Rock games the Climbers have made thirCy three hits and eighteen runs while the Travel lers made twenty-one hits. and ten
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-17
rre.h R,ne strawherries

10c per quart. Special prices by the crate on pre- serving berries.
 Brock Grocery Go.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-17

Chicago once more leads the National League by a scant six points; but some thing more marvellous than that nap pened yesterday-Brooklyn shut out McClosky's St Louis crowd
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-17
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Boston, May 1s-cIevelapd won a closely played game today, this being the thirteenth successive defeat sus- '''70 " '''e ''4'7 RH.E. Cleveland .... 900 o6o 1oo--7 : i Boston ........0 001 900 122-6 10 ?
 Batteries-Rhoades and Clark; Win Connolly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-17

Savannah dropped into the South At lantio cellar yesterday and Macon, by beating Columbia takes fifth place
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-17

Philadelphia May 16.-Philadelphia obtained it's eighth straight victory by defeating Detroit in easy fashion: Score; Detroit ....... oo1 900 oo1-2 3 Philadelphia 502 o10 01"-s F ?
 Wiggs. Mullin and Paine and Warner. Bender and Schreck. Time, | 52 Empires. Sheridan and Evans
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-17

New York May 1s.--New York beat st Louis by superior batting ane nsla- q St Louis ... .o2o 900 ooo--2 s 3 New York ., 0o1 121 00r-S l
 Ratteries-Smith and Spencer; Hahn and Mcclure. Time, ;52. Umpire O Loughlin
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-17

Washington, May 16.-chicago de- feated Washington today in a loosely played ten-inning game. Score:
 Washington 900 o1o o2o s-5 s 1 Chicago .....020 010 900 2-6 5
 Batteries-Hughes and Heyden; Smith and Sullivan. Time, 2:1A. Um- pire. Connor
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-17

Not SO worse in zimmertown-two out of three and a eleven, to lost
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-17

II was the two MS yesterd3y -M4A- well and Mullaney.
 Augusta seems to be another of the cant be headed kind.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-17

runs. Sam Apperious. and Dominick | Mullaney getting six hits each in the | three games.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-17

The Climbers appear to have struck their stride in the clouting departmen now. but the next four games will be tough ones-fighthing the league lead CTS in Pirate town.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-17
A FEW FOUL TIPS.

Now for the Pirates.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-17

Maxwell is like good wine-he i'm proves with age and if he keeps up this gate he will be one of the star pitchers of this league
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-07
MORE THAN 100 HOUSES
PREPARATIONS FOR EXTENSIVE
BUILDING OPERATIONS.

1t is reported that preparations are being
made for the erection of log two-story mod
ern dwelling houses on the Boyce tract. on
the north side of q street between-''The
Oaks the residence OF Col Blount and
Oak Hin cemetery, by the heirs of William
M. Boyce, owners of the property. The
tract comprises. thirteen and one-half
acres. The actual building will begin as
soon as the desired loan has been secured
from Philadelphia company which has
had agents in Georgetown for the past two
weeks making inquiries regarding the value
of the tract.
The property is that which Georgetown
residents desired the government to buy
for public park purposes. 1t has been on
sale for several years, the price asked be
ing 10000 an acre or 10000 for the entire
tract. The improvements consist of an old
brick and frame dwelling which for a great
many years was occupied by the Boyce
family, but which during the past four or
five years has been vacant. The property
has Its greatest frontage ON Lovers ;ane,
although there is a frontage Of several hun
bred feet on r street. There are about 300
large oak trees on the property, and 1t is
expected that as many as possible Will be
preserved.