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The evening world., 1909-03-23
CocaSh, "lndian" Myers, Muir
ray and O'Hara Are All
Over 500 Mark.

Is over 400. And the weather hasn't
been any too good for batting at that.
In long hits the Indian. Meyers east"
leads. He is in a class by himself with
a home runs to his credit II the Big
Chiefs" long drives could he broken up
into singles he would have an average
OF something like l,S24. He was awfully
disappointed yesterday when he failed
TO pull foursacker over at Sherman
e6Ins TO McGraw, he explained that
the 'rah-rah" pitcher would not lay
one over the plate, and that he was
tired OF getting his base on balls.
While the youngsters were away ca
vorting with the college boys, the vet
Grams took advantage OF the opportunity
and devoted 4 whole da.' TO infeld
team work that will he used during the
coming season. Their main work wGs
in perfecting a defense against hunts
when opposing runners are on the bases.
McGraw has progressed so well with
his new play. in which the third base.
second and first are occupied. allowing
the pitcher to field the ball, that he Is
certain TO use it in all the big games
during the coming season. II is a beau-
tiful play, and against the minor
lesguers It has orwked like charm.
!, To-day the work will have to he cut
in half and the New Yorl; players will
be given half holiday, as tie park will
be used this afternoon for a game be-
tween the Washington American League
Club and Dallas. The same programme
fact that II gives them rest, the Giants
are anxious TO see an American League
team work They will attend the game
this afternoon in a body.
The evening world., 1909-03-23
World Record
for Thirteenth
Regiment Team

The famous Harry Hillman jump not
only gave the Thirteenth Regiment a
victory over the Twenty-third Regi-
ment relay team last night, but also
gave the ThIrteenth's quartet now
world record for the distance indoors,
the men making the mile in minutes
q seconds, clipping two seconds of the
mark that has stood since 1906. 1t also
gave the team second place in the mill.
tary round robin relay ser.es, the TWEEN.
ty-second Regiment already having first
place.
The teams were composed Of Lawson
Robertson, ]. T.. Holler, j. NJ. Rosen.
berger and H. l. Hllman for the Thr.
teenth, and W. e. Robbins. Harry Hay.
wood. Harry Scdley and Charlie Bacon
ipl the Twenty third, the men running
In the order named. Robbins beat Rob.
crtgOn three yards In the ilgst quarter
and Haywood held this lead over HOller
In the second quarter Rosenberger
raugnt Sedlcy IN tho third quarter anL
passed him, .ndIus llillman away three
yards to- IN good.
Bacon made desperate sprint and
GOT ON even terms with him, but then
Hillman worked his famous jump and
Bacon was ten Yards behind before he
knew H. lie regained three yards be-.
ipge the finish line, but could not get
any nearer " the Thirteenth Regiment
DYER.
The evening world., 1909-03-23
Joe McGinnitys Pitching
Defeats the HQhlQndexs

up Very well with his assortment Of
spitbals
The biz hit OF the day with the High.
landers was the hitting OF Elberfeld,
who came out OF the game with homo
run and triple. pemmitt also had
circuit smash over the right field fence.
While Laporte made an error at the
critical time yesterday, Manager Stall
linEs was well pleased with the working
OF his infeld.
THE defeat will do the boys good"
is the way StallIngs put it, The boys
will he lighting all the harder for tbs
next two games with the Newark club"
Hal Chase gave Milledgevile a taste
OF his work at the first corner. and tho
Milledgeville citizens will not forget II
for some time 10 come. Running in on
hunts and throwing man out at Sec
ond base on an attempted sacrifice TOOK
the fans by storm, The Highlandery
and Newark line up at Macon to-day.
Joe MCGinnity said after the game
Yesterday that he would twirl the full
nine innings against the Giants on tina
Polo Grounds, April z, in the game
with Newark.
The evening world., 1909-03-23
WOW! WHAT A BATTING BUNCH
THOSE GIANT YOUNGSTERS ARE

fences at Marlin Springs He has stuck
with the club since the youthful re-
cruits were first led into regular hotel
and FED and wintered, and his figures
should be accurate and trustworthy.
According to said figures, Johnny Co.
cash, the little outhelder, who is now
eX!led at Marlin as a result Of the fight
with Herzog, has clear lead. In TWEEN
ty-five games he has made q hits His
batting average Is 81, Next comes
Jack Murray, though he hasn't played
in nearly so many games.
Jack has made IS hits, ten OF which
were for more than one base. His aver.
age up to this time is an even $50. The
next batter among the Milliganistic
sluggers is Jack Meyers. the big Indian.
He hobs up in the batting list with an
average OF .5j?. Hara is next with q
fair average Of $50. The hes. that Sim
mons could do was an even 800, and
very few OF the men are under 800
Taken as a whole, the batting aver. 20
OF the Giants as far as they have gone
The evening world., 1909-03-23
AND CROSS BATTLE
FOR SECOND TIME TONIGHT
Both Men Have Trained Faith
fully and Are in Splendid
Condition.

o. which resulted IN knocioout, Wi! make
HE Ge2u;. in bout az the Olympic, A. {.
ga5 o.. Harlem on April .. He vii! meet
rounds. FnreT has already beaten Walsh,
TO work much harder this time % con.
Quer him.
Jim Donovan. tire clever miid'ev.igh.. ard
Jim savage, the big. husky heavyweight,
we're engaged ast nigh, b. BIZ, Brown 10
meet Tor ten rounds a. a stag "a be he'd by
the Brown Gymnasium 4. A on TUESDAY
Eote. tho Boston fighter, hard Scrap al,
tt+ sane club week age. and h' should
surely make a good f..t: against savage.
Yong Coroet," and Der, Kaye. are
'-7InIqr rari .tor thci. ten round b5u, at
TIE. "air.wind \. C., stag or Thursday
~ both lads are sam-bang fighters stft
IN hers and as game a pai- as ever eS.
hanged walops in n contest. TIE winner
W,iI he matched 10 meet Frankie Madden at
lie sane club 4 week later.
In Letter to tire writer Dan McKa.rlrl,
rlrlRer OF 10" Jeanette and Willie Lewis
80 American fighters noE in Er-.and SAYS
hat Lewis flEats Herbert Sy'nnott the Aae.
''Il!aH hclvywAlEHt. n: Nome Carlo the
first week In April, and II he wins he will
he matched 20 fight Jewev Smith. tire Eng.
..sh heavyweight, two weeks later McKet.
rick further slys that Lewis and Jeanette
are to give boxing exhibitions at several
music halls in England.
The evening world., 1909-03-23
Thompson and
Adam Ryan Fight
Tame Six Rounds
(Sr.c'al TO The Evening World

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March "a
After squabbllng over money matters for
more than an hour last night, Adam
Ryan and Cyclone Johnny" Thompson
finally went on in the wind-up OF the
Washington Sporting Club last night
The crowd was kept waiting until mat
tiers were adjusted, and then the boxers
put UP six OF the tamest rounds ever
seen here. Ryan was always on the
defensive, and Thompson took II easy
He missed more blows than he landed.
and the crowd bombarded the boxers
with newspapers. cigar and cigarette
butts. Thompson said his price was
$50 Adam didn't announce his, but
both got their money before they en-
tered the ring.
The evening world., 1909-03-23
T0.NIGHT'S FIGHTS.

At Fairmont A. C. stag Packey
Mcfarland and Leach Cross will
meet In the main bout OF ten rounds
1t should be one OF the best battles
of the year, as both men are top.
notchers.
At Long Acre A. C. stag Lou Mey.
ers will tackle Lew Sheppard for
ten rounds in the star bout -Four
preliminary bouts will precede It.
At Brown Gymnasium a. A. stag
Ben Douglass and Fighting Dick
Nelson will be the stars in the main
bout OF ten rounds. Other good
bouts will also be fought.
At Bedford y. c. stag, Brooklyn.
Abe Attell and Frankie Neil will
clash for ten rounds in the star
bout. Charley White will be the ref.
cree.
At swed!sh-American A. c. stag.
Brooklyn. Charley Sieger will clash
with Harry Powers in the main
bout. 1t is slated for ten rounds.
The evening world., 1909-03-23
Iron Man" Shows Fine Form
in His First Work for
Newark Club.
Special to The Evening world)


MILLEDGEV1LLE Ga, March GO
Joe McGinnity. the famous Iron Man"
of baseball, now owner OF the Newark
club. of which lie is the master at
the present time. looked like the same
old Iron Man" in game with the
Highlanders yesterday for five innings.
The pitcher who could pitch three
headers in week once upon a
time pitched rings around the Highland
crs' batters until the sixth inning; then
lie retired, McGinnity has only been at
work two days here, but thinks lie will
be in shape enough when the Eastern
League begins to bring his men up
around the top OF the race.
The defeat OF the New Workers by
the Newark club was nothing but a
good workout for the team, and Man
ager Stallings was pleased despite de-
feat in his first important exhibition
game. He saw the weak points yester-
day and will rcct!fy them in the next
game. Manning was pie for the New
ark's swatters while Joe Lake showed
The evening world., 1909-03-23
FrenChman Cure
Beats DemQ,eSt
In 1872 TOURNEY

Louis cure. the French bill.ariIst, de-
feate1 Calvin Demnrest, Of Chicago.
last night In the first game n tho I,g
balkiiHe championship series now ON in
the Madison square Concert H-.. ly
a score uf Pm 20 HH.
Cure made his 800 points 10 thirty In
n.ngs. his high run being ~ ir the
tenth inning DemHres' had U.LI run
% q In the fourteenth inning IT'S aver.
age was y g-sQ. while Cure averaged
70 ag-sg.
The evening world., 1909-03-23
East Side Man Is Confident He
Can Beat Chicagoan
in This Bout.
BY JOHN POLLOCK.

TVHERE will be one boxing bout to-
night which should result in one
OF the hardest fought scraps that
the local fight fans have witnessed in
many day. The fighters who will clash
In It are Packey Mcfarland. Of Chi
cago, and Leach Cross, the sturdy and
hard-hltting east side pugillst They
Will come together in the main go OF
ten rounds at the stag OF the Tarmont
a. C., in its clubhouse at One Hundred
and Thirtyseventh street and Third
avenue.
This will be the second time these
two great fighters have battled, and
although Mcfarland bcsted Cross In
their previous go It is safe to say tina,
Packey will have TO fight much harder
than he did before in order to whip
Cross. for the latter has improved
greatly, and besides Is more confiden,
than ever before that he will stop the
chicago wonder. Both are in cXcellen,
condition and bent on winning.
Jim Buckley, who Was the Official rete.e,
o' ne National 4. G. ana also the SNarkey
y. G., has resigned from both cubs. an,
says he VIII negsr referee another bout II
am through with the referee lob forever .
ha!d Buckley to tho writer last night 1T Is
n ihsnkie.s position, and besides a man
always makes enemies instead OF friends.
That BToos!yn Is good fgh, town was
SHOWN concuslvely last night. when more
than 500 menbars Of the Marathon 4. =
witnessed the bout between Sailor Bu-ks and
Jack Twin" sullivan. II Managers Inck
McAuliffe and jack Cantwsll Will Only nj,
on the stars In the main bouts a, their
stays and cut out the lease. lights they viii
make themselves popular With the followers
o, the sport.
The Marathon \. c. has sood bon; ,ar
It's next stag, on Monday night sam Lang.
ford the colored fighter, and Morris Harris
the coored heavyweight os Philadelphia.
have been secured 10 meet IN the main event
Of ten rounds As Harris has put ~ soot
fights against jim Stewart. Tony Ross ard
other big men, he PROBABLY will give Lang.
ford a hard battle
Patsey Kline. the Newark tea:h-rSelra,
The evening world., 1909-03-23
Swat Milligan in His Best Days
Not in II With These
"Kids."
BY BOHEMIAN BULGER.
Dallas, Tex, March 9

Dallas, Tex, March %.
IF the National League offers no more
obstacles in the way OF pitching
l. than do the teams met on the Busch
circuit, the Giants are likely TO run
Swat Millgsn a dead heat the coming
season when 1t comes to waloping the
ball,
An enterprising young man by the
name of Moore, who is just out of col
lege and is fresh on mathematics, has
kept track OF the batting averages Of
the members OF McGraw's team since
they began their work of mutilating
The evening world., 1909-03-23
Oer /ehrieS and
johnson 500, 900 for
EightP0und Fight

Chattanooga, Tenn. is the latest
city TO make bid for the Jeffr!es-
Johnson bout, II 1t ever comes of
Capitalists OF that city have come
through with an offer OF 100000
for an eight-round battle between
the two men.
The offer is said to be made In
good faith, but the eight-round dis
lance, which Is the limit OF bouts
in Tennessee, don't make Il look as
II the Chattanooga men VII ever
be called on to produce the coin.
The evening world., 1909-03-23
BASEBALL RESULTS.

A. chat;haoosa Cincinnati. :. CA,tta.
n'oss. . ten inninssl
At Montsomery Philadelphia Americans, 3.
Ion,somsry. =
The evening world., 1909-03-23

Burke cared to have him fght-perhaIs little harder
fight for Sullivan furlously
began sugng that seemed impossible the bald
through Suvan egsike and
The evening world., 1909-03-23
SAILOR BURKE IS
VICTOR IN BOUT
FULL WALLOPS
Jack Twin Sullivan Fights Gamely
but Fierce Rushes Of Opponent
Best Him After Ten
Fast Rounds.

ALoR BURKE fought like a
tiger against Jack Twin Sui.
- lvan last night. II anything
the Sailor had the best OF the bout.
His fury offset the Twins cleverness
and Sullivan was forced to hold and
stall to weather the storm.
At this game Jack Twin showed
that there is something inside that
shiny dome OF his. During ten
rounds he used every trick OF ring
craft except the Marathon sprint
made famous by Jumping jack
O'Brlen. Sullivan never ran away
even when the punches were flying
hardest. He clinched and held and
clinched and held half the time. In
the other half he fought as hard as
The evening world., 1909-03-23
MUSICAL.

-s~~O~<~~I-rNSs~'~ - -
MANHATTAN S 2TEs 81 n a2t III Av.
LAST WEEK OF THE SEASON.
To-Mw we'd. at s-lrayiata, With Nine
Tetrazzlni. Fsld.. at s.l5--Campaan! Nl;a'
prologue from Mefistoieie. Sat. Mat. ut =
samson and De.iah. with Nile. Geryl!e-
Reache sat Signt. al Last Performance
double Billy Lucia, with Nine. TetraIxini
and CarnNal scene from Princess D'Auberse.
scEsCRiPrION BOOKS Tor Next Season
Now OPEN o A. NJ. TO +. NJ.
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IApY'S MAID French: experienced in
her duties. good seamstress: willing n
help with light chambeTwork In the coun-
Try. best references. 26e West seth -
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rTV QUEENS RECORD
y. properties There No1o As
.,ssed at $500 ,Ise, sos.

-, nresident OF the Department OF
Dsson Assessments. recently submitted 70
-ssss s.a.,psTlan q statement or the prlnclpA
gsy0r Nc, he department for the official year.
,srsenoI's.s an appendix tabulating the legisla-
.,rsihsT W. =, the request Of the commissioners
IN snae'1. ,-,nortant decisions bearing upon the
., DE - s.nartrnent In the tables OF compare
,sk Of 'He OF real estate three classes are
sa asses-s- ordinary real estate. real estate or
asaas .l - and special franchises.
,possnoI.-- Containing revised and complete fig
ne a.. ~. nresent aggregate value OF all real
rs s's 80 .,,v at $780,. 179.SO4. The most i'm
,sss D ~, sbov, comparative values IN the resi-
x,zni iA 80 The total value of all real estate
raa sTonx Is sas2,7o4.ooS. In 1907 the Tax
: Tne 80 snpraised Bronx properties at 1885,
- two years Ss6.O1s,27s. or 1886 per
HLise -, added to values. In Queens values
SCI has - from s2l7.6ss,77S in 1907. 10 $685.
s rs - :. 1908. OF zl.55 FER cent.
isoe -. has been no radical shifting OF Bronx
VILE ..,,v,tv in the period covered by the re-
IRIS % .,,ne Of new residential territory in
81 us ~. onening Of municipal and private i'm
ssns :. rs effected the most rapid increases in
lively new sections. The greatest
apS = !, the Sd Ward. IN which are embraced
krS-ss : rr.,,ssfone MaIba and the new exclusive
Hss'ins RESIDENTIAL sections The zth Ward IS a
~ ss,ond as the result OF nat and Two family
90 s-s.-,ction In Jamaica and contiguous sec
hSi eonsN
So lucrative Queens values by wards, com
~ .ns Tax Commissioners are shown IN the
P~s,e tsbles:
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REALTY NOTES

iv., !. Enlinan have leased the following
n -. -. East SD street for the Pyle estate.
ScvYs p'-s' No 29 West 18th street. for DIR.
Keen a. No 80 West s5th street. for B.
l.gUr.. ~, ~ AZ West list street. for Clarence s
~ "A r -. - West lo0th street for +. r. Tain
K "a ~ ---el "a street. for Mrs l. W. Folsom.
Es ~. - 4''th street FOR Miss opper: No. Io5
- ,,,... 'ss'' ior Z. Holloway coe: No. ss5 West
E,st g. iO5 T. K. Beddal: No. l7s West 18th
b 49,, ~e Romans estate, and No 20 IexfnR-
No. Tor a. V Wittmever
a Osss.,--'"sIa q co. have leased for Henry
tary 49,. 70 Or. Warren z. chapin the three
IN ., ls No 2S2 West lOlst street for a
SN nave rented the four story dwell
Deu,.,- !" EST 10th street, for August sturtz %
Rsi a. 90. a'so The three story dwelling No 12a
e'sl.. .,..' Tor ]. J. Mayer 10 Mrs Annie
4 G Solo,o, :. store No. 972 Sixth avenue. for
arnet a - 70 Niekolaus Arson for 1--WE years.
sssry -. nave rented for James Everard's
" s,rs,, ,''iee story dwelling No. ~ West
- eEsI,. a term Of years: also the three
~sr. slso -. &c z West lS2d street, for Dennis
~rF A, !. gertrude Forman. the three story
- Tie 49,, Fast 18th street. ana for r. II.
sadsr Isr,.-,t No 252 West lslst street.
atiar bo',, .'''.o"sd is the purchaser OF the
sssh Her.. 20 = East sd street, sold recently
~ ctv ~ D. winans G. May.
= ssr Mortgage Company bss ,,.a. .,,,,s
@sspy 5000 10 the Ahinp6o, T-ors,,,,.,,o,,
Ffsih 49,. ne property. 5OxlOO. on The east SD.
s'sgs b.. al feet south Of l2sth street
sty rss'aeit and J. RavDor naeo,,a,.a az.
GO 'eo lease Of the new huiIa,rs, -, AZ
esrss " -, s. street to Hegeman q co.
Va Il = seitz has leased for the xviI,o,,.h, ~,
story nm, schultz for a term Of years the
T'sen Asahg Nos so ana al Fulton stree.
ana Pearl streets. Brooklyn.
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is holding up at 225 barrels day. In the Ken
lucky fields operations practically at a stand
STILL and there are no indications of revival in
The near future. Work in the Ohio fields shows
falling on owing il is said, the low prices pre-
vailing for crude. According THE OIL City
Derrick the July operations in all fields resulted
In the completion of 1854 wells. having a total
production Of S7eS barrels. which compares with
pleted in June.
Refined petroleum at New York is quoted
changed at IS % in barrels and 81 70 in bulk with
Philadelphia prices points lower. European prices
are also unchanged as follows: London spot esd
Per imperial gallon; Antwerp. 2ll4 francs per 100
klios and Bremen SIS marks per so kilos.
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NJ THE BROKERAGE MARKET.

r.,. rIttichsuer & Co and Henry Fox have sold
,..,e silversfein the five story rev law house
= 40 Vest l46th street. on plot S7.eXsS.ll feet.
!, samuel TTllis In part payment Mr.. Tillis gave
: 4, glVsrstein No. Joe Edgecomhe avenue, a
ass story and basement dwelling house, on lot
,,,rsD test. near lSsth street.
.-.h,,r Fischer has sold for the City Real
-, rc-,usnv the four story English basement
.-.D,,s No. 30 West snth street, on lot 1s3xsss
~
7 Eagerly has sold for Samuel SteinmetS the
-, fsmlv house on lot 26El0O feet on the west
a. a WISE avenue, l75 feet north OF 1920 street
"a n Pfund for occupancy
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,,,, shs PETROLEUM FIELDS

scuse 80, ~ Of the principal OIL fields we're
80 nes v..,' WEEK resulting in the completion
a.. lnlerss. and materially increasing pro-
l.. sae tsin centred IN the lower SOUTH
s<.Ias s been -. 10 the Steubenvile field. This
a. sdssrn, Well defined. the wells com
a.. 'st pros,.,',I development coming IN very
~" a. 60. of the entire pool Is now
m ben sin,. .'a'O barrels day. the lowest
Asp, "nhnsd s,,,-.t decline SCI in, and work IL
a.. u The s.'pal'y 70 the present defined
/. 5000 Spencer district IN Roane co,,,,,,
k,.ss town. -eers hsve been brought in. some
''n Oh c., me rate OF sixty barrels The
6srys well in the same district
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LONG ISLAND CITY SALES.

Ths1oFs MsrlIt. ST., has sold for a MI Doscher
M Mcdonnell plot IN Jackson avenue near
I.szsbcro Bridge Plaza Long Island CITY. This
J, tijolns the site o. the new Steinway piano
trT
D sold for a client a plot al the corner Of
.sxn avenue and sth street Long Island City.
"a Nj. schnitt. who viii improve Il. and a plot
fronting On Jscsson avenue between 9Th and 10Th
sres's Long Island City, 20 = Mr.. Quinn for
client
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CORSET FIRM ION 500. GOO LEASE.

! ui''snheiner q Co. have leased for William r
Nz'uh % Weingarten Brothers. manufacturers
us " q oorsets, Tor their New York Offices
s.. s4'5sfoons the second loft IN the Marbridge
Al s----s a me northeast corner OF Broadway and
su1| extending through 70 s5th street This
-, sno'her chapter in the uptown movement.
!, ohoern. wh.sh IS among the pioneers in
van A'' many
s1se Is for long term Of years and in-
'o'sl amount OF approximately $4,000.
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WORK WANTED.

Malls
AT ANYTHING-By man. IS. willing 70
do anything. William Thomas. S5 Duf
field St, Brooklyn
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NURSE or NURSERY GOVERNESS. Re
hn@d North German: good sewer. best
references wages. So $50 call At Lang
e BOacheTer co Bureau. 43fS-f1 Wes'
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WILL ENLARGE DWELLING HOUSE.

ps,. have been fled Tor charging the dwelling
hrs, 10 SO East 50th street owned by Anna NJ
p-~zns the Improvements being made from de-
urs By James R. Turner as architect and for en-
i.rre The rear windows Of the five story tenement
haux cvupd-by J. Fleischhauer & Bro, at No.
81 Ezs lsth street. % improve the lighting in
s-,lsree with Tenement House Department re-
ca-susnts. The architect Is q. Reissmann.
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f.AUNDRESs German. first class; young
woman. best references. wages. $3.50
call AZ IaEg s. Boscherer co. Bureau. a.
S5-4I West ga 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-09

WAITRESS Protestant. thoroughly com
petsnt. excellent references. very willing
Miss Margaret Smiths Bureau. . West
49d II Phone 9t8Q-Brvanr
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QUICK RESALE OF BROOKLYN PARCEL

Charles Vessel has sold for Leonard ".
vaughan 10 ar investor thirteen lots Al the south
es corner q Thirteenth avenue and nth street.
sOokyn; also detached dwelling house. on q plot
W. fest On Tweniy-third avenue. between Bath
az Benson avenues Mr.. Vaughan bought the
FIFTEENTH avenue lots last month through the
Hns broker
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,,pxr LAKE HOTEL AT AUCTION.

=, 7. Kennedy viii sell on Thursday. August
- PEAL Estate Exchange Salesroons. Nos
-. !, vssev street. by order Of the executors
=. .s,s,s of r. NJ Richardson. the Allaire.
eng On the ocean al Spring Lake. New Jersey.
- sns,re which was for many years under
:. -,,nagement Of its late owner. is one Of the
. ,,,rlsr New Jersey h0stleries.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

CONTRACF BO-sEALED BIDS WIN 10
received by the Board OF Water supply.
until II A. NJ, on Tuesday. August NJ.
1909 for CONTRACT 50 for the coustruc--
ton OF three deld once buiidinss and Two
horse sheds and moving che horse-shed In
the CrotOn division OF the CatsSill aQue-
duct IN the towns Of Yorktown and New
castle Westchester County New York Ac
the above place and time the bids Nill hs
publicly opened and read Pamphlets con-
tanning information FOR bidders. and
pamphlets OF contract drawings can be o.
tanned at Room 1910 at the above address
by deposfting the sum Of five dollars $50
for each pamphlet. For further particulars
see Information for Bidders
John A BENSEf, President. CHARLES
n. CHADWICK. CHARLES A SHAW
Commissioners OF the Board OF Wates
supply.
J WALDO SMITH. CHER Engineer
THOMAS HASSETr. Secretary-