davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-16
CONGRESS TODAY
IS BASEBALL CRAZY
IBy Associated Press. I

; Washington, July l6,-Rival 4
base ball teams have been Sc 1
lected with great care from the 4
! republican and democrat mem 1
+ hers of the house of representa- I
tives for this afternoons con- 1
test and each side is confident. 4
4 Z, 4 2, a, 4 4 4, 4. L q
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-16
NEGRO CHAMPION
\ IN A FATAL M1XUP
BY Associated Press. I

. Crown Point, Ind, July 16.- .
+ Jack Johnson, the negro heavy .
: weight pugilist, was in an auto !
+ mobile wreck last night 1
+ 1t is reported that one Chica- 1
: go girl was fatally injured and 1
+ two other girls seriously hurt. 1
:, 4 2, = = L 4 I. Z. =. L 4
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-16

Continued on Page Eight }
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-16
| 0 @
Tickets
FIRE E :!

X FAD NATIONAL AND
AMERICAN LEAGUE
BALL SCORES THE DAY
GAMES ARE PLAYED.
EITHER ON SENTINEL
BULLETIN OR IN THE
PAPER.
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-16
| 0 0
Tickets
F r EE!

NJ ORE LOCAL, STATE
" AND TELEGRAPHIC
NEWS PUBLISHED Ey-
cry DAY THAN ALL
OTHER PAPEP IN THE
CITY OF Gr,S%3 JUNG
TON CO. 'oS. LED.
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-16

CONTINUED on page eisht.)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-08
Con eI Attorney Brown
Lof axunios del dia

Nut~tro repr'~utants clsbrb syas.
mahana INN enty~y rita oon Mr.. Brova-
Manifesto al funrioshEsD que D hay
por 'lhora esunans reIfstant@ Dun skI-
men la ateIsson YAblica, exospidm de-
ios plcitos G-i Caf,o De Timromes.
III iucvcS So vera q prirr Iseao IN
Ia Corie Federal. VI un,s de Ia sema-
ma ra,xlma tantitSl se vera la nvss.
& ylci N preiiminar rie Ia csuEa qne ~
guen los sci,ore Ruf-rr contra IL iAus-
bio dc Puerto Rso. 81 capitan Talks
da 81 senior Borda. III mismo diS -
vera otro julcio on Ia ,niSna CSrte ss-
hre = Caro- de Tihunrss.
- taTde "a de$pachara irn eTnprs
zaIa,ento yTcsSltsDio Y~G un sciror shO-
gado contra el archiyero general d.
PROTOCOLS
Sobre Il suctKo D. Yagso, sn .
ouai rpaSron couuFiicad,e en- una IN
ma II un halc. irnportantes porSmas
sic aqDclIa iocaa'dad. Mr. Brown masl
dlj" gus dicho aralho era dc as Cor
te dc asluR} put.'ic.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-08
Il SurIiIdiio de boy
On hombGe muato

Es'a manana fuS hal!ado en- Santur
cV, ircntc "A rcsider4us del aboeSefe,
Mr.. Hord, ci cadayvr de un fsomtYe
Yacia en- 81 suclo. on forma de cruz
y en- Ia mano derecha suj"taba un rt-
vover tbn 1lUcNe mlImctros VsraLa
dcccntemeutr
Parcce st7rtrn invest i@acnn sg7$eel--
ala ror eI 1nex l4sSAl3e eI doctor
Hernandez, q1r "A atertar contra s11
yhia- - diSpar0 q tro que ie protbHiv-
In mucrte. eu q cSTazon
Recistrado * le encor t9,6 en eli bod
sIlIo de Ia americana VIVA cslcmfia sis-
tahaIttcno y en- Ia ce,n teta Ilevaha iaS
Inb ia'ea sig1Iifntcs: ,E."C. D.
Reprvecnt+ta u1r7s 25 ARCS Es sbe 90
lo~ niancn
Ia cadaver ha s1do exquisite enn ri
c7aattcai1o RIO. p<r un tempo dett,rEn Essas-
do, y snego ~ proo*,der7 a su Inbtrzsat-
cifn
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-08
{! ntglciil De las DllcaS
Yea ESQ el publice

Seenn a revistero Jugalot las tsn-
cas- c,l hipddromo de ceta ciudad es'
tan hacimido un nog"io barbara, ca
ia VOC one ~ ceaebran cnrrras de
cabailos.
No contcnios con los ess,itnffnlos luc
a cada momento So promuccn n el
lI,a"dromo, por Lar ma'as decisnneS
dI .Iurado. con las tiradas que le dan
NJ nLhl'co, pr,scntando cahallcs, que
no pucdon corrr nj por la carrcte-
ra menos en un cirro dc sport, lsfs
bancas haccn como vllgarmmte ~
dice 81 agosto. dc un modo cscaTsia-
$50.
S,gun Jugal", IN Ia pasada carre-
ra. ganarou las tuAras las snmas 81
guinteS:
Primcrn car1,rra, $74.G0; sngnnda, l0l-
%; tercrIa, 1900; cuar-ta, $500, quin
IA. 47.4O. Y d dividcndo mayor fu6
10 $5.96 centayOe.
Bn~o cs q,r 81 puhli"o vaya fijan-
doac ~ 81 sport dcl hIp6dromo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-08
Corresponsal
Yauco s de Jnnio, 1909.


Fernando parte de una compafia de
variat6o, de la que IS empreSarlo 81 Sc
nor Csie;Lsils, ha llcgado a esta isla des-
pues DE- una brillantc turnc en- Cuba Il
aplaudido transformista imitador, Nh
nuto que no puole trabajar en San
Juan. por eStar ocIIpado 81 tesaro.
IEi troupe ha salIdo hoy para Ia
lsla r,-corrcrl los tcatros de las prln-
cipalrs poi,lacioncS, en- tanto que 81 dies
Ocupe Il nucStro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-08
Fl sucesO de Aeuada


Aver oemrio un suceso en cste pue
bio que 'mpresiono vlv&m,nf.e al vecIB-
darIa
ri nmo Modesto Maisonet, del barrie
GarrIsaI, jugando con otros companerr.
Jtin'o n rio, al sailir Dc Ia escucla, csgi6
TN pcs:eSito y - 10 llt.r0 . ~ casa
E,npeso = 5ugar cus 81 BcyansIossi,s
a la hoez = 4 PEE - Int7r2dnJo en Ia gsr-
gauia slcj mucLa-ho. sicDdo inuuisaS Ioe
cSfucr4o- in-rhos para cxjracrio- \ Fos
pueo> oromeutoS faiieci6 j nii,o ssfxIs-
d.. ..a medic il i..rrlhles sufrlmEntas
Ia sioso spa. rsis- i.sn J., ~ padres fu6 ~
nss-Efssl
II pobrc alno .rz muy ss.timado Por
Su cs,ndlIfa ~ IN Szsrxs5s
~ SEssaa estSso sN1s8TTldisirBa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-08
De YaucO

La pniria bajo a mando d4 tea1O'ni-
te San MMlsin, prcsta muy bucnos ser-
vicss.
Nursra estnvo Ya,ro tan atcmi'do c1'
este particular como ahora.
Los amanlt.S De tirar de la oreJa q
Jorge. formar ct,c5ndalos en- Puor
to ArturJto. cantcar. pueblo lta4 ano. y
eatan uue trinan I-orhque no ~ les de
ia cq Taz para drdicarNe d tan agra
dablcs paSatiompos, annque est"s pa
satiempos los cr,1st.n honnahlcs ca
ballour*, flor uata de las socledadee
Pre- iSamentc por go hacemns Jus
tlcla al seD'r San MILAN, porpne pa
til q crmpllmiemo de su delEw, to-
dos sorros iguAla-
Etto desde luopo, no ie suma mn
chas sirnpatias al ofscial, peo 81 le
currqu.sts los aplausos dd pueblo amaH
te dci ord.n Ia moralitE>d atlnQn1
no heaInos hunorsIblee nj "florimatas
II. Ia so-rdsld.
Dan Trueba de 10 que declines 20
dcnnnc ks que han sido v.stas por l0
Curtc Municipal cn slls ultimaS sesio-
nrs sle4bdo scrteIs ados los infracto
res, ofros lmport.plfUes services pres
tadoti dc les que NOS osrrpaaeenos luz
90.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-08
De Rio PiedraS
-IGADAS SORPRENDIDAS

I'm la iardc DE aver han sldo sorpr'n
didas lr-S jugadas a 10 prohibldo Tor
la fucrza de Ia policia de este DIstrito,
arn-~iando cn una tres individuoS. en-
ot,7, dos en- In otra nueve. habIcnsloS'.
o,aipado dados. naipes y dinerO. Fuc-
run p,rSios disposition del Juer ma
nsrIgal Slendo todos scntencIac0s
Dicho serVicio fue pr,-stado por u Iefe
selor I.0pcz-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-08

pucdan ser dcnomiuadaS dc Ia misma
>ucrtr quc las otraS viyicndas d. los
homhrcs.
Y 81 por razoncs de- e>tttica s. vicnc i
"aer IN In cucnta. cuaudo las GALES scan
rc,taS auchas Dc que las construccio-
N,> no guardian rclaci6n con los artist
eos cmpcnue urbanizadorcs del dcpar
tamcnto del Interior. cstan cXpuestos
i mcjor dia los habitantcs DC Sal 81
pu"deS' a que ol sonor ComlSlonado del
Interior lcS facillte pianos para las cons.
irlccioncS con sul"'l6n y IN moldr 60
urrial. en- cuva fahricacl6n no entrarian
ic>dc luego. los cajoncS Y lata- y otroS
matcrialcS De doSecho he Que general
mcnte So sirven los que han tornado 81
rcfugjo en- 81 sltio cleCido por dicho
fuuclonario para haccr una parodia Ia
mcutable dc la ohra del departamento
d. Marina
ESQ sera 10 mas grave Porque los
morador,s dc Sal 81 puedcs no cStan
como pucde yer el s..nor Grahamc. rn
oOndicloncs de cOmpetlr con cl Conda.
30 en- la fabrication De cleGantes chaiets
para que luncAn cn las Gales anchas y
rectas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-08

.os seno~es Roig, Ruibal y Go. de
'nncos, nos mfor1nan que han coaH-
.tu1do una sociedsnd mercantii er Co
aaudta, que se dedicara Il la compra
enta dc frutes de todaS ciasts, comi-
,iones,y gIrara bajo el nnmtne DE Ro4g
Ru5bal y Co, 5. en- c.
Son socios gestores cen ID ueo de la
irma, don Pablo Roig, don Ramon
uibul y Comanditarjo don Nanue
Nenjcz
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-08
NN0Gea del d]Sa

ri comigiOn aio del lnfFr'rr See ha II
..4.,, On =, casor,, uap,t..n~io ~; do
Sal al ruo1r.' i, s,e,,i,, nuo,tros in.
,r,,cs n,crs, uev,r hast, aoucl si,io
=, o,;dasos de su donsrt,rcnto
D.s,,5y ia lo a. Cot.Io 'er, n. .,o,.
o,o 81 c,Jo Jd ,,,is,ro funcionario
.r;cost.,. "a 49,, sn.,4a con una
.., ,o,,,,,,,a =. ,-,,r,,- ;ryreso4
.,;,,S,;oo. al d,nart,,rcn,o oro nars
l;aha "a Il o.E h,;, =, 1,,o;n;o y ii
,;.,,
va no saben lc4, pobrrs que So desbor-
Nan dc Ia ciudai incapaz de contcurr
= pohlaci6r actual. 4 d6ndr ir 4 ponar
q choza Que no las alranec Ia pcrsrcu-
.i6n desplecada contra clloS desdc que
nara no utjIizarIo en- NADIA. Sc apropi0 81
.lonart.r,nuto de Marina. cl solar del
polo Nor,n. dcsecado pAciontemcnte en-
su -navcr narte nor los vetino4 que fua-
rom Ianzodoa desp,Its cuando VA Ia
..br. e.,sb. hochs ~ tarrano s. u0t.fa
nfllizar
,.n., >...,
4,:
-,
''''''~' 80
'','''' ,''N''''
'o'' - o"''t'' q ~ = f"00
"0s"' 'o' 40
'',''' '''0''>''@' ~
l'ahitan, puos. los >uoHrbioh como eS'-
j que pretonde iIeY@r q dep&f'4"lehlo
tel Interior ~i 'ntcfNene'oH oe'P"'if-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-08
Las 0braS del BaINeariO

Nas infoT1man en- Ia oficina del Inge-
Micro j. obras publicas- del AyuntamIen-
to. qu- 4 Balneario que - conStruye
d,-.ra, lei Teatro, que,lara terminal"
eu IL segunds quincena DE- JulIo-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-08
Chali FranCeSChl

Este d;stmg7ndo amigo nuszstn,. ppu-
lento capitalista de Yauco. esta en
san Juan d.fsb. haze dias. ' hem.ss
teIidO 81 placer II. sailidar1e
Ire descamos grats p--rmancncia n
s~ta capital
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-08
NCtaS .ComerCisleS

l,os sehor>s Diaz S"brino, dc Rjo
Pie 'rss, nos partsipan qns han d-
sue'to la soriodad Pie giraha en di-
cho pueblo hajo Ia razdn social ex-
prcsada, haci6nd0sc cargo del sctivo y
pasiso dc In socrdsd, don Ransdn Diaz
G-nzalc,.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-08

Fl - nor Narc1so Mant.stzlu, de Pom
,e,nos cOmunma en- atrElta circular que
'a oe&ado EN- slls operachcFs, la ca
"a mcrcantll que giraia en- aqueHa pla
a bajo su solo ncmbre, habiendosc for
najo una sociotad neroantil que 81
icnominara Mancecau y Co. haeitrsdoes
orqo DC Ia hquldaeidn d3 active y pa
I'VE de Ia cxtinguida casa Narci~o Ma
i,<~.au. y se dedbcaaH Il Ia fabrnaci6
' venta al por mayor de licor*, sitai-
10 Dcios gcstorVs don Narcieo Ma
eeeau Navas y don Jerenio ZslFa-
M4n.tcau.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-08

FL prAmero de Julio tenderness alum
brado eieorico en- la cindad 10 gu,
noss plaoe consienar. alatamos Sa cor
ductA del AlcaIde que tAnto intcr6a h
tomato en este particular; pcro al
prorao tholnpo ntA permltimos aeon
sela14h, que en- 10 q1e llega la De ~
p,,ntc, no 81 divide DE pre1dc rvl<<s lo-
farotatos otra noche que Selcnia s
eclipse como annchc, Va que cuando
ella - enca1gsa del alnmbraeio, sc cco-
romza el gus
Corresponsal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-08

III senor Miguel Joy. fa'r'cante de
licorcs de sta ciiS1ad. nos ayusa que
con frcha . dc JUNO. ha interenldo
en- l"s nep-cios de su casa industrial
Il don ALtonio Pomar BOSvln, antique
cnpleado de la msma-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-08

Ia c,sado IN s,ls operacjones la mcr
cantil que gMvba 'n Pdre, baJo Ia
raz6 social de Ganllcruo Far y Co,
'ons;ituy6ustosc uIa sociedad meran-
- Industrial, que girara hajo la razdm
le Far, Pona y Co, :. en C., que So
Iednara 4 los mSmos n.gsios quo la
eX' ngJ ds.
Son socios ADMINISTRATORS, gss-
torres de la misIDa. con uso Indlstul-
mente de la firma social, don Cur
Ncrmo Far Alooasr y don EstanrS-
leo Peha y llcrrcros, y ComaDiHario,
don Francisco Font y III de Ia Indus
al SrrcsoreS de Pedro Ge3I.
IL senor Salazar, dusctor general
tcl Cr6djto Ahorro, de Ponce, nos
Ia rcmit;do un cstado domtxstr-ttiyo
III active Y passive, dc Ia mmrTopa-
Ia ,ocedad hasta "a 81 DE- Mayo del
orriente ano Agrad"cidoe
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-14
CHANGE IN
Oregon Short Line
Time Schedules
EFFECTIVE MAY II, 1908.


LEAVE SALT LAKE CITY DAILY
anp points
I d
salt Lake-ogden Local."
No
p
No
mediate
".
"Eute-rortland Express from Butte Portland and In
Il II.
No .ogdensal Local"
( ..1... II.
T. Cache Valley EXPRESS" Cache
-. . " ~ .1l:b IN.
Mail from san Francisco
Portland
@ ....5:5
Pacific Francisco
- . . = 6:
Limted' p M.
Portland Express Portland
Yellowstone
$40
\
CITY TICKET OFFICE, 2O1 MAIN STREET.
Both Phones, $50
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-14
FOR sAIE-IsEaL ESTATE.

r. E. Evans. Florist SO 8. Main ST..
Floral designs speciality. Phone s6l.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-14

EVANS.-.Emily Eva, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs, Joseph +. Evans, died Thurs
day of scarlet fever at the residence
in Oakland addition.
Interment private at $50 in the city
cemetery today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-14
PERSONALS.

MIR. and Mrs. David Keith and son
returned yesterday afternoon from Los
Angeles.
Former Councilman Carter and wife
and daughter, Mrs. A. H. Dutton OF
8Goldfield, Ney., are in Salt Lake from
Nevada to spend the summer.
Ell Landlord and Mrs, Don II. Porter of
the Kenyon hotel have returned from
Il two months trip to California,
p. w. Dunyon has gone to Seattle
to arrange for the exhibit there OF the.
Mcdonald Chocolate company.
f. ]. Hagenbarth has returned from
an absence of several months in south
ern California and northern Chihuahua.
Mrs. Martha Haywood of Rigby, Ida.
lis visiting in this city en- route to Eng
land on q visit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-14
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
DIED.

MARcRoFT-In this city at rear of 33S
w. Seventh South ST. John Siarcroft
aged 90 years.
Time of funeral will be announced
later,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-14
son SEES FATHER
SEIZED BY DEATH.
--------------------- 1870
While Seeking a Moments Rest,
William Kimbrough Dies
Of Heart Failure.
BOY BEARS NEWS TO MOTHER
Sad Mission Of Little Lad Who Drives
Empty Peddlcr's Wagon Home
no Advise Family.

Telling his 12- rear-old son that he
# was going to rest for a minute, William
Burton Eimbrough, u produce peddler,
aged 60 years, and residing in kim
4 ball avenue. sat down on pile of earth
1. thrown UP for an excavation, only to
topple over in instant death of heart
s failure.
The fatality occurred this morning,
shortly after II O'Clock, in front of 90
east Eighth South street, kimbrough
had been accompanied on his morning
rounds by his son, william. and had
during the forenoon complained to tho
boy of a gripping pain in the region of
his heart. When he alighted from the
produce wagon mt the spot where he
died. he had repeated his complaint,
and the tired, drawn look on his face
caused the little fellow to advise him
s to go home and he would go on with
the wagon tc visit the remaining Gus
toners. This the father refused to do,
however. saying:
No, I'll sit down here and rest
minute and5I'll e5all right then"
He walked to the edge of the street,
where in the excavation for Il sewer
apple of dirt had been thrown UP. Just
us he sat down on the earth bank, with
a gasp he plunged forward in the sud-
den death grip. The lad, still sitting
in the wagon, intuitively realized what
had occurred and his wailing cry for
help hurried several nearby workmen
to the scene. Ed Cahill was the first
to reach the side OF the stricken man,
but death had occurred before attempts
at resuscitation could BIO made.
The police department and Coroner.
Stanley a. Hanks We're notified by tele-
phcne, and the body removed in the
patrol wagon to Joseph VIM. Talyor's
mortuary.
Mr.. Kimbrough is survived by a wife
and four sons and two daughters, two
sons and one daughter being married.
A pitiful feature of the sad occur
renee was the carrying Of the news to
the mother by the little boy, who vail
ing In grief returned to the little home
with the empty wagon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-14

lows: William r. Mcknight. Charles
IA. Phelps, George NJ. Morse and Y. =.
Aic6.romc, OF Grand Rapids; 4. II.
lD1iyle of lowell; Jpnius r. Beal. Ann
Arbor; Guy Brown, Central Lake; j.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-14
DEsERET EVENING NEWS FRIDAY MAY IA 1909

sullivan, Traverse city; Charles w,
5Liken, II. u. Hyde, Eaton Rapids; aud
Nv. 8 q. Brown of Lansing. III. A. Gill;
martin, representing the Detroit rec
Press. accompanies the party.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-14

Stops itching Instantly. Cures piles
eczema. salt rheum, letter, itch, hives
herpes, scabies-Doan's Ointment. Al
any drug store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-14

capitalists Will attend the organ recital
at the tabefnscle, they sill continue
on to Los Angeles. from whence they
will visit Seattle and the sound country
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-14
PARTY OF CAPITALISTS HERE

V A party OF Michigan capitalists ar
rived ii this city this morning in the
private car Sunbeam en- route to the
Pacific coast. They are taking in the
points ogainterest in Salt Lake today,
in tow OF y. B. Caldwell and D. NJ.
day III this city, during which time the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-14
FOR EXCHANGE.

a modern s-room residence in Ogden
for Salt Lake property; this property
is first class. and In the best residence
district. Clear from inc,mbrance. Would
assume, Address ESQ care of News.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-14

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. at 35s west Fifth
South street this city, aged three and
Funeral private SUNDAY at HaiI's
chapel.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-14

The knights of Columbus Minstrel
Show, Salt Lake Tlleater May 18th.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-14

Z Go to the All Star Minstrel Show
May nth. Salt Lake Thcater.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-18

northery part OF the district being bordered by
Larchmont Harbor.
short distance northeast Of Larchmont is
Mamaroneck. one OF the finest suburban towns
along the westerly shore OF the Sound, reached by
electric trains Of the New Haven Railroad. This
town, too, has a splendid harbor. which takes its
from the settlement, being known as Ma
maroneck Harbor.
Leading from the land fronting on the harbor to
of the township, is Grand Park avenue, which at
its northerly end crosses Griffin avenue and unitcs
with other public thoroughfares, to furnish splen
did public road between Mamaroneck and the
charming suburban district surrounding II. Then
comes Harrison. the greater part of which town
is west of the Boston Post. road. occupying a
large tract of land notable for it's many artificial
and natural charms. 1t is a short walk from the
centre OF this to Mill Creek. to Rye Point TO
Milton Point and Rye Beach. The roads lead
ing from the town the beach front show that
care is taken to keep them in proper order and 20
preserve as far as in the power OF the residents
one of the principal factors in the realty develop
ment of this section.
Near Rye Beach is Manursing Island. Of Rye
are Calves and Great Captain islands The
townships of Rye and Port Chester are so
close to each other that they are really like
one great vast suburban region. Here are the
homes of some of the leaders in society and busi-
ness OF the greater city. and here will be found
large numbers OF attractive properties ranging In
New-York tribune., 1909-04-18
DOBBS FERRY POPULAR.
Prices for Lots There Range from
$3.50 to 81, 800.

Dobbs Ferry is old Dutch colonial town
located on a plateau the easterly bank Of the
Hudson River, about tn enty-one miles from the
Grand Central Station. On this plateau an al
most unbroken Of fine homesites. Most of the
old style houses were years ago removed 10 make
way for modern buildings Magnificent views. OF
the Hudson River and of the districts north and
south of the township may be had from this ele-
waited stretch of land.
For some time there has been a brisk market for
properties in the town. and the residential strength
has been considerably augmented recently by many
prominent persons buying and building homes there
for their own There few houses to rent
at about $50 month but most OF the up-to-date
buildings leased at monthly rentals ranging
from $40 to S1-5. Good building lots may be had
for $3.50 to $500 This town has been for years a
popular all year suburban settlement with many
persons having business in the greater city. The
Journey to and from the city can be quickly made
at almost all hours of the day and night.
The town has all modern city conveniences.
Splendid roads lead from it to the shore districts
New-York tribune., 1909-04-18
OSSINING VALUES.
Modern Houses There Rent from
SIS TO about $50 q MOnth.

The popularity of OssIning, which is thirty-one
miles from the Grand Central Station, as suburb
an town is rapidly becoming greater. Features Of
the building characteristics of the place its
large numbers of small houses dotting the hilsides
and offering as fine outlook over the river and
mountains be found at any OF the largest
private estates in the valley region
The town is growing rapidly. both IN its residen-
tial and business centres. Those persons who are
identified with its upbuildng are desirous OF meet
ing all the needs of homeseekers In realty circles
the town has long known as one of the clean
est and pleasantest little rural cities in the Hud-
son Valley region within easy reach Of Manhattan
Island.
There ideal conditions exist for enjoying outdoor
life On the river front number Of boat clubs
with a rapidly increasing membership Besides. the
town has a fiourishing golf and country clab and
the region is a attractive one 10 many anglers
owing TO the numerous fresh water creeks which
flow from the mountain sides and through the val
leg districts into the Hudson River Just north Of
Ossining is CrotOn Bay, partly formed by the Gro
ton River and the Hudson River. Near Il are Ind
ian Creek and Calabaugh Pond Rentals for
houses range from SIS TO about Sl50 a month and
the prices tor building lots from SIS to $20004