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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-12-27
UNDER THE METHOW CANAL
COMPANY'S DITCH

For days only payment of $1,000 will possession
of nineteen acres of old level land and onehaf miles
from Twsp Good house and barn. Nine Of this place
vegetables this year. the balance has been cleared and
powed and for several years has been used corral for
feeding CATTLE This covered with heavy coating of
barnyard Planted to onions potatoes will pay
for the place while the trees growing The water right
the best in the state Come in and let show you photo
graphs of the place.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-12-27

payable one fourth
down one-fourth an
nually. No interest.
We level, clear, break
and fence land. Buy
1Sc trees of your Sc
lection, plant them and
care for orchard three
years. Guarantee per-
feet care.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-03
Real Estate.
.Ncsc Jersen Real Estate.

N-EwARK AND sIRRoT NDING real. ESTATE
y MAYO %, - Broad 81. Newar. Established 1894
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-03
II TIE BROKERAGE MARKET.

william Peters & 90. have sold for the Alcazar
Realty Company q three story store hulllihF 40
the northeast corner ~ Van Nest and Holland
avenues and n two story dwelling house on The
north side ~ Holland avenue. - feet east Or Van
Nest avenue and FOR william Haab p three story
store building al the southeast corner or Naples
avenue and ls1th street
d. Lang has sold for Joseph Ioyv No. 66 East
ll7th street 1--WE story triple dathouse' on lot
&xloon feet 20 investor.
otto j. Bueb has resold 40 ~ East 97th street
3 Nv story tenement house with stores. on lot
Dxl0ou feet The seller recently bought the prop
orty ~ auction for fl4.5e9.
The 4leister d Bache Realty Company and Levy
Starr have bought from simon Lesser nos. 90
and sse East lg7th street, a Gve story apartment
house, plot 5Jxlgo feet
a. Schwoerer. ir, has sold the hathoUso ~ Tho
northwest corner 81 Holland ana Van Hest
avenue.
AmCll Byrnc a. Isaumau and kuz a. jien nave
resod for Ma Mar, 20 George Sherwood, for occu-
pancv. en- dwelling house 81 Woodycrogt avenue
and lsith street. on plot a0Ei'e feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-03
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
Impairment House an RfoerSlde
Drne Sold for SP4EIG6.

Tie Bergen Realty Company bought yesterday
sor S2st766 No 547 Riverside Drive, six s-or5
arartnert house on a. plot 1oS eNs5N irregular, ~
d foreclosure sale held at the Real Estate EN-
change ralesroom Nos u and l6 kesey street. iy
Joseph T. Day The sum Que on the premises was
about $4,000 subject 70 prior mortgage OF $780,
ooo The buyer was The plaintiff In the action.
Tho other auction sales resulted as follows
By Joseph J.. bay.
As 1oth ave pa n n ~ asth St - 100" ~
-ermt aud store, Theodore g Boenau' party m
s-s I6,S sT6 = 70 p n 25h ~ 1s.c17a. sly
,sr-rt and store: Theodore - Bcenau, PARTY ~
let5 AVE- " s. "a n ~ aoth 2s ss1oo s'y
.err,t and store Joaerf f5ofRin. fr agi Z e f,'.au
:, I'll. a III DAYTON. atty & Norton. rei pa ll'l
"a Tbso5s-a Boenau party on interest i't - Nl
7fs rroou7e - I25 q OF l'rts 81. -l1lN' = Pr,
tenmt sud store. simon Hauulerrf'in HEi .ot-Ll
>. al: cohen Bros att1s. y Al~arth. ~ sfAl cue
s. ss2 81 sub 10 mort % 50 oo1' fo ~" pam
"a .ye11e o. g. 1lss r. of 18TH st. - czf.. ,
---- farr-- ana STORE. Abraham F1rman eei aatl'A
TrIfeid ~ 81. screnErnan g. y attic q ~ ,
mort OF ST 600. scsdvr-tlsed Tor HepfeiHtff L'
b Bryan = Kennedy
41s Riverside Drive. o 5-I q n 81 llair - ~
IA pr5O,as e. stv dulr. r. + Mcdonnell arr " n
ron Realty co ~ 81. ~ = oBrifn. 1r = ~. A
Bra-n -cf amt due s1417i- taxes. etc AN"t VS. BUD
n fret mort 81 $50 600. adjourned 10 Hepiefh'F "
The auction offerings to-day win be as follows.
81 and c. 1o5ti st. " e. 14T.G p ~ ienoT ave
s5Ga8a11. sty fst and store. SouaE EeeltE 90 &c,
.fTyr,er ffo~v-ifg 81 al. Waret1e T. afttb. u J
Goldsmith. ref amt due SIC aio 4ai ia1tl. CT. ''-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-03
FORECLOSURE sALEs


81 RENE COURT. COUNTY CF NEW
York.. Hannah stratus % a.. plaintiffs
against fsl4c Male q al. DEFENDANTS In
pursuance Or tldgmCur 90 foreclosure
above entitled action and bearing date the
Slst day - August. 1906. f. the under
slGued the Referee tu said Judgment
named. vii cell at public auction. at the
street. In the Borough ~ Manhattan. city
Or New York. on the 2id DAY % Scptsu-
Der. 1909. az u O'Clock noon on that day.
by samuel Marx. A1,tfoEcer. the premises
therein described rs follows:
All that certain lot. piece or parcel -
land. With the building thereon erected.
situate. wing snd being in the Borough OF
Manhattan. In the city and County OF New
York. and which Is bounded and described
as follows. that IS TO say:
Beginning NJ the corner formed by the
Intersection or the southerv side OF Brocrre
Street With the Westerly side % G0ercE
street and running thence Westerly along
the Southerly SIDE % FrODmc street TWEEN
ty-hvc feet and two inches AM three quar-
terS % an inch. thence Southcrly and
parallel with Gosrck street and part Of
the distance through party wall one
hundred feet. thence Easte-ly and parallel
with Bruuue street. twenty-five fctt and
three inches and ore-GuarJer ~ an inch
10 the Westerly side % GuerriJ Street and
thence North~rly. along said Westerly side
% Goerck street. one hundred feet % the
point or place OF beginning. said premises
being now known BY the street number
~ Rr0orle Street and also known as Nos.
IL. ~. ~ ami 10 Goerck street
Dated NsT org. Sf fSSsT LIST. lss
SAMUEL fIELLINGER, Attorney for
Plaintiff. NO. 300 broadway. Manhattan
Borough. New York city.
The following IS a dLtsrsm Of the prop
street ara A.. ~. II and 70 Goerck street.
Eroctne street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-03
REALTY NOTES.

Marcus W Helfand is tle buyer OF tho Eve story
aothouse No. 55 West 1iith street. recently sold
by IT. J. Roscn.
Inc 'ro~e company has sold for Roy HoIlings-
mead his cottage on Rsritan Bar, Tottenyille
Staten Island. to Annie f. Conner. who will oocupv
the house.
William n. Ware has leased the following four
story dwelling houses: For David Christie No. PSI
west loith street; Tor Dorothy seiffert. No. lIs
West 800 street. and for Mrs Hennfngban rTas-
No. c17 West seth street
The Duross Company has leased the three stor--
dwelling house no. 81 West 18th street FOR the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-03
THE CRESTON SOLD
uLL CASH TRANSACTION.
Buga Found for a House adjoining
Co7pm5ia Theatre ia Vest 47h st.

rev, important realty deals Were reported yesfer-
49, one 81 the principal transactions was the
-. bv Henry r. Dwight and Lincoln Price for
,.s,r 7! Kemrner of The erosion. a seven story
s-tnlent house. plot 97xlO0 feet At the south
-, corner 81 West End avenue ana 10lst street
Tga buyer is an investor. He paid all cash for the
property
- us tyne on West End avenue II has never had
,sosucy II is said. since its construction in 1e03
Iobn F. KrUan sold for Mrs S i. Fuller No les
,uest 9Th street three story and basement dwell
,,s house. on lcJ 2oxl0o4 feet adjoining the Co
,.-bis Theatre now being built
Tho estate OF Charles r Hoffman sold through
7 Hymes 10 Joseph g. Kopik. No. 1s9 Park Row.
tv,o story building. on lot lixe4S feet between
s,r Chambers and Pearl streets.
str7snsky & Refs and NJ Feldmsn and S. jane
os for Bernard RatkoWsly and Ksssel Simon No
eSfe sS East 28d street. two six story nathouses
sch on plot 46N0o.l feet: also No. 42l to rs East
slh street. six story house. on plot 62x7S feet
ma Nos. 1S7 and lSs Grand street two three story
,rsings on plot 85xs0 feet. between Crosby and
lafayette streets. 10 Daniel W Ri-hman. he re-
ID he 18th street house Through the Same brokers
40 Annie Epstein.
isaac Mayer & Sons are reported 20 have sold
Nos and IS West sd street. two elevator apart
rurnt houses, on e plot 5OxlOo.2 feet
Plans have been fled for eight story apart
rnent house 10 contain suites Cor thrty-;ee fami-
lies TO be built $50 street f25 feet west OF Cen
tral Park West. from designs by Charles IS Meyers
architect for Julius Tishman, at cost OF $4,000.
Plans have also been flied Tor enlargins the six
story loft building and ground floor restaurant az
No. Il West 18th street, extending 20 No. IS West
18Th street by the addition az annex - Feet front
and 81 feet deep at NO. 43 West 18th street the
improvements being made FOR Samuel J.. TulL az
owner. from designs by Ernest A. Arend, az a
cost OF S20cco
plans have also been fled for making over the
Your story dwelling house at No. "a West 9Th
street for partial occupancy FOR business. stores
being Installed IN the lower floors. the improve
r,ents being made for Mrs Ethel Norwood from
designs by c. VI. Dietrich, architect, and for re-
modelling the four story ana basement dwelling
house No 40 Madison avenue the Improvements
being made az a cost Of 5000. for Raymond Hoag-
land from designs by A. H. Taylor. architect
The Manhattan plans fo- new buildings HE'D yes
,s-dsv also include six story Aathouse with thir-
tv-fve suites Of apartments. 10 be built from de-
Firus bv G. T.. Meyers In cath street l5o feet east
of Tenth avenue, for LipmaE d Root at a cost
of $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-03
SALE OF YoNKERs PARCEL.

Duff Brown Company have SOLD for Charles F.
Howard the northwest corner 81 Creston avenue
ana st. James Terrace. Yonkers. three story
dwelling house. plot 5oxioO feet. and also Tor
oscar Meyer plot s0XIco feet adjoining IL on the
north To George r. Brown. who Will occupy the
premises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-03
e52A

The approNimRte amount nf the lien or
charge 20 satisfy which the above de-
s,ribed property IL 20 be sold - Sl5,5Sl-T5.
with interest thereon from the 3ist day OF
August 1902 together with costs and al
est from August 3lst. 1909 together with
the expenses OF the sale. The approximate
amount OF the taxes. assessments and
water rates or other liens. which are to be
allowed Ia the purchaser out OF the pur-
chase money or paid by the Referee, Is as
follows: Unpaid water rent meter since
Nov. i6, 1905. said premises VIII be sold
subject 20 "A first mortgage In the sum OF
So5 600 and interest at ~ per nnnum from
August 1st 1909. -
Dated. Kew YORK September LIST, 1909
PATRICK J. pOBSON. Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-03

by The Cornell foundry on The north side os ss,b
street, near Eleventh avenue covering \ Mot 10Y
VIII he occupied as a garage for seli,,o-,- - -
biles by the WanaInaJ1er store
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-03
NEW OWNER FOR 87TH STREET HOUSE

Mooyer & Marston have sold for Charles Gulden
to William II. Turrell. Of South Orange. N J., Nos
Is and Is East s7th street. FIVE story brownstone
fathouse. a plot soN1oO feet. Il Is between
Fifth and Ma olson avenues.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-03
AUCIIoS SALES

MORTGAGE SALE - Samuel Newwttter
Aurtica-er. vlI s.t to-day. At O'Clock.
% 80 s1i East 53f -. N0roush % Man
la.ta1 ~1turrs ~ q saloon Pr order %
MlrtraEee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-03

North River Improvement Company to George L.
Grove.
H. u. Colt has leased TO G. II. shearson for n
term OF years No Ill East slEt street, four story
dwelling house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-03
nrsrNFSs CHANCES.

MINING ENCTSEE., has valuable gold
mines voffh millions ard other large con
cesaiIns " south America. needs u11net Al
PARTY f1r rr1-1tirE. agents positively
tE1rref AdIr~s- 90 Iubia loo ". Stth 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-03
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

SELECT. FEMALE HELP All nationaii-
'fsv GOOD wages YorSviIe ElEploy-
rrert Hure1u. Us lexington ave
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AGENTs WANTED.

ANYOSE. arywh~rr. can start mail order
tr.~Iurrs al home SO rArvlss!1g- BE
your own boss send FOR free booklet. Tells
how. Uearork. Lockpnrt. y Y
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BoARDERs WANTED.

MADISON AVE- - With hoard. desir-
able ROOTS. private baths. appointments
Frst class. references exchanged
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mTnMeMM \ rMP

CENTRAL HUDSON Lime
For NEWBURGH. FO'KEEPSIE 4 KING
STON. From Pier "a n. r.. Il. Franklin
ST WEEK DAYS texcept Saturday,. . +. NJ
1880 p. NJ
For WEST POINT. NEwBURCH anu
Intermediate landings WEEK DAYS (ex-
cent saturday.. s p NJ
SATURDAYS. . p. NJ West 1919.
$50 NJ
SUNDAYS =. NJ; Pier q y; R.
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HELP WANTED.

Male
SAT.Fs-NAN --Warfrl. experienced man ~
TIE wool Wcrklrc lIns 90 take up suites
with esrnEfisrrf slarf barrel cnopeFagN
-1r.e-. nf ~ -nfv r-u~-' stsniing stare
rrefrrt llfiel s11 experience. q nm IN. a
ti7ns rorHfeytiai central states t21peF-
ne COMPANY. SeT castle Ina
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-03

cbr,..~ - htils Sons hive leased for G. A.
q. 'ssnsr - TIA A =. stew. Eesitv compsny
~ y gesrs ne bSildins rorrasri, occupied
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-03
LnsI-BANkBooKs.

BANKBOOK No. 5s5. 736 Of the Union Dime
Savings Institution Is missing. any per-
son having n claim 20 ~ Is hereby called
Jpon To present the same within ten DAYS
or submit TO having said passbook cancelled
and one issued.
HANDBOOK No. 4St. SIS % the Union Dime
Savings Bank Is missing. ANY person
having a claim 20 it 3 hereby called upon
TO present the same within ten days, or
submit 10 having said passhook cancelled.
and new one issued.
LOST or STOLEN. Bankbooh No. 56J.6is.
OF the German savings Bank. In the city
II New York. corner 4tn ave. and IAN -,
issued 70 Anton Lipnan- All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same. lf
not returned To the bank on the 2ith day q
September. 1909. n duplicate viii be Issued
lost or STOLEN. -Ba nkhook No. 20. ~.
% tho F,miEraut Industrial savings Bank
PAYMENT stopped. Please return book to
hank No 81 Chambers 81.
LOST or STOLEN -Br rkhook No. sos. O2T.
% the F-Ir icrant Ia.l1sJrial savings Bank
PAYMENT stopped. Please return book 20
hank No - Chambers 81.
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RsrlHosrs.
ElLTTMoRE . OEro r. r.

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS.
Livery other Hour on the Even hour"
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
DIRECT CONNECTION IN Nav UNION
STATION. WASHINGTON. WITH
ALL LINES SOUTH.
leave New York Daily I'D So. Lih'y ST.
Washington. Sieepers. II. 50 pm l-3O an,
Washington. Diner. Parlsr 1.5o,am SEQ am
Washington. Diner. Parlor 0.oo am 1000 avn
Washington. Diner. Psrlor. ii.50 am 1900 nm
Washington. Rarlor. l3o pm 200 pn
Parlor car. New York 70 Richmond. Va
Royal Ltd. !" Diner. Psrior 81 pm 400 pm
Washington. Diner. fnrior $50 Dnf 4. 90 pm
washington. Buffet Psrlor Ae0 pm 1.o0 PA
Through pailv Trains 20 the West.
chicago, Tittsburg. $500. $50 am 800 am
Chicago. Cclumoas. ..s.. Il go am 100 n n
Pittshurg. Cleveland. .-... $50 pm AGO pm
"Pitts5urs Limited, 49,. s 80 pm 100 pm
Gin. ST L. Louisville. .11.Se pm 4 30 ana
Gin. 90 L. Louisville. 3 30 am 10 % ana
Gin. ST. l., Louisville. $50 I'm AGO pm
Offices. 240, 4Sl 1900 Broadway, Aster
House. 225 Fifth Avn. y. ~: s. Ave. q.
II Ridge St. 3&S Fulton ST.. BrooklynX
West 23d ST. and Liberty 81.
After 8 p. III Sieepins Car reservations
and full Information regarding trains> etc.
can be obtained at Bureau Of Information
n. & o. r. r., 23d 81. Terminal Phone
No. Chelsea $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-03
ruRNrsmEn ROOMS ru LET.

Ar : UNIVERSITY PLACE.
oproeIta washington SQUARE. Large and
small rooms Handsomely furnished. gen
'Ieuen. references. centrally located.
HANDSOME pARIOR SUITE. plano.
hath. extra bedroom: 81 ~. private en-
trance. aJuifs. 70 West 1891 81. Nelson.
on ST. - EAST Madison square South.
suite tvo rooms. bathroom. hy month
only.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-03

- Deep Fishing Daily. Al Fosters Iron
KfXII.D str ANGLER leaves f. 2lst St rs. Battery
landing 500 a m. Tickets 13c: ladies' Soc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-03

VICTOR VISIBLE. ~ Nassau e.; s@tss
loxus free: all makes token part par
nenr: bargains in Undsrwoods. Reminxroans
divers. SmithA
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HELP WANTED.
Female

Female
NEAT bright white girl wanted n heip q
general hcle~wrrA. aca from y 70 %
good wages and steady I'D tU the right one
Nrr Weeks. 50 Wes. 2~th 80
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N0RTI GE2GlAa 4 LLOYD

M0RT3 GERMAN Z l9Y2
Large. Tas, ana. Luxurious Twin-Sorcw
EXpress and Passenger steamships.
Equipped with Wireless * submarine signals
T-CHERBOURG
Express Sailings Tuesdays at 10 A. d.
Kronprinz VIM. sept. q X. W. der CT. sept. Il
Cecilie .-... Sent IA X. VIM. II. sept .
PLYMOUTIt-CHERBO URG-BREMEN.
Twin Screw Snilings Thursdays at 10 A. n
Washington. sept. 81 p. Fried. VIM. sept. q
Bremen .... sept 10 Friedrich a. q. Sept. 30
GEORGE WASTIINGTON-Sails sept. 9.
-. coo tons. Newest ant Largest German
ship 71our Lvery innovation known to tha
shipbuildpr'F art
GIBRALTAR NAPLES GENOA.
Mediterranean Sai!tngs SATURDAYS at II An.
X. Albert 70. sept. ~. irene ..-. oct
eEerIlnluev)SeIt . X. Albert. Oct. .
eCsils al AlEicrs
Independent Around che Words Tours.
Travellers checks good al over the world.
Apply pELRlCHS e co. General Agentss
BROADWAY. NEW YORK
AMERICAN LINE From PIE, 4 (, n r.
pJYMOUTH-CHERRG SOUTHAMPTON
Philadelphia. sent New York. sept q
RED STAR LINE From PieT u; \. r.
NEW YORK-DOvEP- ANTwERP
krooniand. sent 4 Vaderland. Sept. ~
L9piand,nev)Sept. II iceland. sept. IS
WEIIE STAR line E 2 = Pier +
QI'NSTOW1I- HOL IHEAD-IIVFRPOO
Cedric. Sept. 4. 10 am Arabic. sent. rs noon
Eeltc sept. Ut. am celtic. sept . 2 pm
Fly Mot fH-CHERR'C- Southampton
IeutonicSrntS 9.J0am MaiesticSept22 9:2Oara
NeriatirSeptl5.9 :3Gam OceanicSept2a a:3nans
E \ ~ rYE As d Italy & EGYPT
Via Azoros. Madeira and Gibraltar.
Romantic sept. 10. oct. %. Dec. I. jan. -
CretiC .... sept. %. Nov. q. Dec. g. Jan. %
CanOpic Oct. - Nov b. Dec. rs. Feb n
CEDRIC t2l. 036 tonsl Nov p. Jan 5. Feb.l8
CELTIC 20 ao4 tousl zee. Feb 2 Mar. ia
Largest steamers TO the Mediterranean
PASS H1NGER OFFICE BROADWAY.
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ROcKAWAY BEACH

Leave n y. e Sith ST. sta (via Long Island X = %
IL 20 A. NJ, 1850 81 20. 1JO sa2O 2.5O 3:4O. 4 30
> 80. Gao. 500. 900. 1890 1900 p NJ.
Leave Brooklyn tFlatbush sta.) 600 GEO ITO.
TSt STA go t0;o0 1919 l;I5 ". 121o. $50.
4.4S. 5OT. 52T 547. 5OT $50. O5. T5O. s.9f 9.45-
1O.4O f1:20. 1910 T. n sSats only
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WORK WANTED.

Female.
assistant cashier and
bookkeeper. fiVe years mercantile and
Insurance experience. excellent qualinca-
tion-: highest references. Address A. Box
90 Tribune Ofice.
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RED BANK LINE.
Tvs Franklin st. Pr - " r.. daily. $50 a m. c.Sa
SO p (Sun.. 3: SO and m. y for HighIands-
Red Bank. etc Ike. SOC Trolley 70 Long Branch
Asbury Park
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BOSTON STOCKS.
TRUST AND SECURITY COMPANIES.

-Asksd. Tx dividend.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-03

Large. Tast AMI Luxurious Twin-Sorcw
Eynress and Passenger steamships.
Equipped with Wireless * submarine Signals
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Citu PropcrtN to Let.

WE HAVE SOME VERY ATTRACTIVE BARC
w SCI Us. T. r. WOOD & co. broadway. cor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-03
BOARD AND ROOMS.

IT'D sr.. 100 WEST. between 'I'' and
subway express stations. Charming
rooms. choice table. references given and
required.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-27

The Bison OF the Boulevard IL as
thoughtful as modest. Meditatively. he
answered. seeking the just word:
Jack johnson Is not what you call .
clever man with his feet. but he has a
very curious way OF guarding with his
arms and hitting at the same time"
Like a man fencingT
Yes. like a man fencing He is very
strong in arms and shoulders. and that
iron guard sticks out. rigid. like a fenc-
ing sword. bars the blow and shoots on
in. All his punches are direct. straight:
he don't swing a punch. They travel about
that far" Indicating six inches). Now.
white men seem to use more swings and
hooks. and they use them at long range.
1t is a hard method for a man to hit
at short range.
""In-fighting?" I asked in my ignorance.
mo. no. replied MacVea: 1T In q
very close method that some OF US COL
ored fighters have, depending on a very
strong guard. 1t is catching the blows
on the elbow and shooting on in from
the elbow. Always catch them on the
forearm just below the elbow and shoot
them on in right after blocking. That's
all
That's all. until MacVea starts trying
for his surprise knockouts. whizzing up
per-cuts that missed Jeanette n the last
two rounds. I mentioned them.
They're nothing" said MacVea: amy
punch OF mine can be a knockout
STERLING HELLO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-27

by 1mpossibility. has an understanding
with Sam-eXcuse the Paris habit of Civ
ing first names-he committed a great
error. A trusted duel expert, ]. Joseph
Renaud. says: Il think not I've seen all
kinds Of fights in London, and fake car
rleS much less prudence, science, reserve
and more play-acting ferocity. MacVea
tent Jeanette upper cuts and swings to
Kill a rhinoceros, only some of which
missed large. If that was not real fight
ing they must have rehearsed it a MONTH -
But the duel editor of a French news
paper mourns for the multitude, ''im-
mense, sincere and ardent that failed
to get It's moneys worth in Jeanette.
I'VE expected a furious battle, something
like the gigantic, passionate duel Of Sgd
ney. AT the end MacVea was carried
in triumph by his friends and admirers.
Had the fight been what it ought to have
been it is the public who would have car
ried Sam in Triumph
What do they expect, two-hundred-
and-hfty -thousand-franc fight for $4,000
francs?
But MacVea is suspected only Of mag
nanimity. Let him not do it again. Pros
pective American fighters must take their
tip from this spirit
Meanwhile 1 cannot too much admire
the goal keeper of the Paris honey pot.
MacVea. self-possessed and sane amid
Paris pleasures and business methods.
His pleasures are refined and simple. He
seldom misses great ballet at the Grand
Opera; this obviously for the art and
music Of 1T, because he disdains all lesser
ballots, while showing often at the
COlonne concerts.
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He has an automobile and a saddle
horse. For the rest he might say, with
Warren Hastings: II am astonished at
my own moderation" Last Mardi Gras
he did the confetti-stormed Boulevard
with bag full Of the gay-colored paper
snow on his arm. Delighted, but self
contained, observed of all observers.
pelted with confetti by thousands of
pretty women. brave men and tots Of chill
dren held high up Ito see MacVea," he
kept the even, if ecstatic, tenor of his
way-"good Sam!
Instead of ruSting in Paris he has de-