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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-23
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE, PURCHASING COMMISSARY. l.. S.
Army, 80 Whitehall Street. New York city,
duplicate for furnishing and delivering sub
sstence stores IN this city at such times as may
be required bv the u s. Government. or be-
fore April 80, 1910, in accordance with the speci-
fcations and conditions set forth in Circular
No 4 War Department. Office OF the Commits
sary General Washington. March q, 1908, will
be received at this office until 10 O'Clock A NJ,
March g. 1910 Information furnished appli-
cation Envelopes containing bids should be
marked Proposals for Subsistence Stores opened
March g. 1910" and addressed 20 Col. a. L.
SMITH A. c. c.. L. S. Army
PROPOSAL FOR MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY
Supplies: Office OF Assistant Purchasing officer,
Panama Rail Road Company, "a state Street,
New York, Feb. 18th. 19lO.-SeaIe1 proposals
will be received at this office until 200 P. NJ.
March nth 1910. for furnishing the above men
toned articles. Blanks and full information may
be obtained at this office; WENDELL l. SNIP
SON Major, 10th Infantry, U. S. A, Assistant
Purchasing Officer.
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THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.

SECOND AVENUE-David Nogel and
estate of Andrew Lebert No 512 Second
avenue, a FIVE story tenement house, on lot
2s2x75 feet, adjoining the southeast cor
ner Of 29th street.
18Th STREET-David NogeI and the
Murphy-DuMont Company sold for George
n. NcGovern Nos 255 and 257 West 37th
street, two four story buildings, on plot
s3.sxloo.5 feet
18th STREET-Henry -. Winans &
May sold for Mrs c. Z. Gunther No. ls
East e5th street, FIVE story American
basement dwelling house with Nilite front,
On lot lsxIOo-s feet
THE BRONX
HATH AVENUES. Barrier sold the
southwest corner Of Heath avenue and
Boston Road, q plot 76xio0 feet. The
buyes viii build two FIVE story fathouses
on the site.
TELLER AVEHUEH MendeIson sold
I" an investor No 1851 Teller avenue, a
three story single hathouse
ROBBINS AVENCE-The Fronme Real
u Company bought for immediate i'm
proNernent the plot. 50xI04 feet. On the
east side OF Robbins avenue. SO feet .outh
CT l5lzt street
ST. AIMS AVENCE-Ignatz y, Atlas
sold for the Howard Realty and Construc-
ton Comps1y the southwest corner of ST.
AIMS avenue and Rae street. d five story
building. On lot 251x93 feet.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

BUREAU OF THE PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR
OF THE COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
No. l1a Nassau Street,
Borough of Manhattan
New York. February 9Th. 1910
Notice is hereby given. pursuant 10 Chapter
go Of the Laws Of 1905 that statement Of the
receipts and expenditures uf the Public Admins
TRAITOR Of the County Of New York during the
year 1909. was published In the city Record.
ming January 18th. 1910
WILLIAM NJ HOES,
York.
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THE BRONX.
IN The AUCTION ROOMS.

The auction offerings to-day viii be as
follows:
By Herbert A. shernal
nth ST. r. q g. 82s.5 Il OF 9Th ave 2oI
$50 sly oHg: vol sale.
18TH s., -. :. Es3 u NJ 5th ave. 23I
$50 rty dNs. VOL sale
l2sTH ST 326 and SIS : :. 39lS Il u ID
ar 81 szS9.Ii, sty teEn7i and stores.
Metropolitan Trust Co agt Rosalis Mel ct
a.. J. 2 Pine atty. n o Badger 1r. ref; amt.
DIE S56 49, 23. taxes. etc. 1894 81.
NeTE ST. 20. .. rs Il " Of q ave. 2Jr
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with owners name and address-l
FEBRUARY %.

with owners name and addrexsl
FEBRUARY o.
THE BRONX.
CARTER AVE, 8, 100 Il s Of Spofard ave;
for two sty brk dwlSs. 20x51 each; Timothy
Kelly. 6s5 Morris Park ave. architect; total
cost. $4,000.
Owner. A Rezzano. Al Adams At.
DUDLEY AVE. Q, 1875 9S It OF Gillespie
ave; for sty brk dwlg. 2ix51; Herman
RoremburseT, 10 Bowery. architect; cost 3d.
GOO
Owner. Herman G. voiz. 6i3 Eagle ave.
MATTHEW'S AVE. s. 153. 80 # OF Bronxdale
rd for "a sly frame dwlg, 21x52; B Ebeling
1875 Walker ave- architect; cost, Sc, 600.
Owner. Otto Lennser. 1721 Fillmore ct.
sty brk garage 30x24: lessee c Green. on
premises; Harry T Howell. 1f9th and 50
ave. architect; cost. 81, 500
Owner, Astor estate. o West 26th st.
WALTON AVE, g. 1885, II OF 15sth 1T
for sty brk tenmt 81. 6xs9; Harry L
Howell. 14ath st and Sd ave, architect cost.
$50 600
Owner. Thomas D Malcolm Construction co.
1s7th st and River ave-
WESTCHESTER AVE. q cor OF Intervale ave;
for ] sty brk stores, 1O0OSxlOo. OS; lessee.
Edward Lens, 1101 Hoe ave: William Klntzer,
Spring st end Bowery architect: cost. 81, eoo
Owner. Henry MorEenthau Co. 165 Broad
way.
10TH ST s. 100 It W OF Mapes ave: for a 3
stv brk tenmt. IS. 25x62y 10; Schaefer & Jaeger,
461 fremont ave- architects: cost $50 600.
Owner. Charles S Browning. 22S6 Beaumont
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SuRROGATE,S NOTICES.

DIRT, CI<T5R. SARAH-NOTICE IS HEREBY
given, that, the undersigned intends to apply
70 one of the Surrogates OF New York County
for letters OF administration on the estate OF
Sarah Drucker. late of the Borough OF Man
haitian. in the City, County and State OF New
LIE ~ section 2s64 Of the code of civil pro
cedure. and to have the penalty OF his bond
as such administrator limited provided in
and ali creditors having claims against the
estate of said decedent hereby notified
and required TO present their claims 10 one
az the Surrogates OF New York County at his
ONCE in the Hall of Records in The Borough
OF Manhattan. city County and State OF New
York on before the 9th day of March. 1910.
Dated New York. January 81, 1910.
GEORGE W DRUCKER.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner c. Thomas, Surrogate OF the County
OF New York. Notice is hereby given 10 all
late Of the County of New York. deceased 10
present the with vouchers thereof to
the subscriber. at her place OF transacting
business. the Office OF Guthrie, Bangs & Van
Slnderen. No. IL Wall Street in the City OF
New York. on or before the Goth day OF July
next.
Dated New York the 18th day of January
1910. JEASNETTE P COIN
GUTHRIE, BANGS & VAN sINDEREN. At
torneys for Executrix. III Wall street.
New York City
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner G. Thomas. q Surrogate of the County
OF New York. notice is hereby given to all per-
late Of the County OF New York deceased. 10
present the same with vouchers thereof to the
ness. the Office OF James Demarest No 40
Nassau street In The City OF New York. on or
before the first day OF September next
Dated New York. the eleventh day OF February,
1910 DUSTAN AIIAiRE
WILLIAM S McCOTTER.
JAMES DEMAREST Attorney for Executors
lao Nassau St. New York City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-23

The approximate amount of the lien or
charge, to satisfy which the abovedescr!bed
property Is to be sold is IS, $50 TO- with in
terest thereon from tho 7th day OF January
1910 together with costs and allowance
amounting tc S22474 with interest from
January 18th. 1910. together with the ex-
neuses OF the sale The approximate amount
~ the taxes, assessments and water rates, or
her liens. which are 70 be allowed TO the
purchaser out of the purchase money, or paid
nv the Referee, fs $3TI.IS and interest.
Dated New York January S1st 1910.
DAVID TIN, Referee.
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RECENT BUYERS.

William r. Rose is the buyer OF No. 1s
East e4th street.
Mrs J. 3. Mott is the buyer OF No 17C
West s4th street
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Maze.
BUTLER: COOK LAUNDRESS-Coup
German, young. butler useful cook, laun-
dress both thor ss6 good RES fs
Lexington ave; tel. 1055-Plaza.
COACHMAN gardener. useful; German; best
reference: useful at anything needed Car
penters Bureau. 154 9Th ave. Tel 19s3-Chelsea.
COUPLE. with boy 6 years.; man experienced
coachman. gardener. flowers, vegetables; wife
good cook, laundress. Rossemneyer, 116 East
COUPLE-Wife cook man coachman. gard
ener: understands running naphtha launch.
Hsef1 nfrean FEARS f. Miss
Fitzsereid's Bureau. sos 9TH ave. corner 42d
ELDERLY COUPLE.-Home or institution: plain
cook garden. steam: generally useful. excel
lent reference Connolly, 761 Washington st.
FARM SUPERINTENDENT wish to place
my superintendent Cnarrteo1: has haa fraFs &c
livestock; reliable man in every respect. D.
Anderson. Greenwich. Conn
FARMER. married; wife good butter maker.
viii board help: son good worker: eight
years reference. Address B, care Odells Of
fee. s25 9th ave.
couple two small children: man coachman.
gardener farmer: understands al machinery:
wife good iaundress; excellent reference. Car
penter's Bureau, lo4 9th ave. ------------------
ARDENER.-Thorough. practical in every
branch: Scotch: married; two children Gar
dener. ia Chambers ST
GARDENER-scotch. married no children;
wants position geatien1ans sc, so1ntry place s,c
gGoo on $50 to- $50: cottage walker caro-
OdeITs Agency s25 9Th ave.
GARDENER (HEADl-By practical man: ex-
perienced in flower and kitchen garden. trees.
shrubs lawns greenhouses. etc; aged 3S; mar
r.ed. one child; references Address F. Rand.
PSI Kilton St. Dorchester. Mass
GARDENER.-Head; practical man: expert
enced greenhouse. flowers and kitchen gar
den trees lawns. shrubs: married, no chill
dren; wages $40 Maynard. care Odelrs
Agency. s25 9Th ave.
GARDENER-No family; Scotch: with wide
experience: conversant with landscaping- Donald.
Elli6tt's Seed Store. AZ Vesey.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: married: children:
sober reliable: flowers. vegetables. cold
frames shrubs. trees. grape vines. roads and
lawns; best reference schnzing. 22s East
roth st
GARDENER Single: German: on a private
place. Paul. AZ Nesey ST -
tPpENER-Married small family; knows his
ca ling thoroughly: on q private place. Wood.
VIM Elliott & Sons, q Vesey.
G.PDESER-singie understands flowers.
nisnts vegetables. cold frames; best refer
COMMEMORATE entire charge OF gentle
mans estate; expert under glass outside;
Relish: single; age ~; highest references,
address Expert. Box % Tribune once.
ETTCUENMAN wants position: experienced.
John Pappas 800 West 4lst ST,
man and gardener: best reference Wells 20
west Tooth St care Of Watson.
y0ITNG MAN f22) wishes position private
ten ave-. Bronx
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HELP TAINTED.
Female

NURSENA1D-City: girl with good reference:
wages S25. Universal Employment Bureau, Is
East I'D Miss Peckham.
OFFICE ASSISTANT. typist. S10 permanent po-
sltion open to bright girl Christian only. Call.
Diehl Agency, 90 Nassau st.
WAIST DIAPERS. skirt diapers. improvers and
learners paid while learnins) wanted. 65 East
SD st.
WAITREsS-Competent waitress TO assist cham
bermaid; country; So Woman's Domestic
League, II East 33d Agency.
WAlTRE SS, for apartment hotel. Brooklyn; $50.
Woman's Domestic League, IL East 33d St
Agency.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-23
STORAGE NOTICES.

HAEGER STORAGE ~, WAREHOUSE A,R;E Co ZONES of,es
West saith sTo asieP B1s af GeOTso
Wtli,sna a. H Day Mrs A. Downing. Joseph c.
Dreyfus Desda Duncan Mrs NJ Mrs 3 f fgs req
ory Kate Healy. Marion Henckei. Mrs j.
swss Mrs ssk 0nn a nsssy Rachel 9s
Johnson Mabel Kelly Charles ksppier. Benz b
k fsnnia MaIIahan. Robert E Matthews SYDNEY
Nicholas Joseph OBrien; James H Patton.
Pessjs eaIari. cal Stewart Ada F. Sutton. Mrs
F NJ TayIor VIM. V. Thomas. Charles Wander
Wood. Mrs C. r. waldo: Lena Young. Grace
Lespiei George Carney. f. a poner or James
age being due and the time for the payment OF
this companys lien theIe,oT TP0n ' and e n
tice thereof having been given you. this CON-
pany will cause such properly 10 NH stnIs
Sy YOU or in your name IN its warehouses 70
be sold at Bup ease made and proeided at our
H Ware fn No 800 West s4th St. New York
and II the sale thereof is not completed on said
date the same VII De Continue az ne S1 hs
ginning az 1890 a. m. until the sale Is COM
pleted. u-,pu,,,o,-sr 70
IA ANNE c, HAEGER. Treasurer.
TO Nora WashingEon James oarss, F... Fq sos
inson Mrs K. L. Newman, Mrs Edith L. White.
Mrs Caroline Harris Mrs f. NJ Shera, lanes
Ians Mrs S sharISa5 na %rs Wiison VIZ
gluia Pope Frank Greenwood. Samuel > cooper.
Mrs. F. Hunt. Mr. A w J. Elack Roeert hs :,
Brooks and Norton Chase: You and each OF you
hereby notified that the time Tor the pay
ruent of our lien upon the property hereinafter
described having expired. after due notice thereof
had been given you we VIII cause such property:
TO wit Household Goods. Personal Effects and
Merchandise stored In the Columbia Storage
bicb %nn may have an Interest," to he sold at
public auction according to tn" statute In such
made and provided. at Ms 20 x - West
6Tth street ON Saturday. March 5th. 1910. at
1910 4 NJ. and II the sale thereof is nor COM
pleted on said date the sSu~ viii he continued
OF the same place each and every Saturday
thereafter beginning at 1890 4. NJ. until the
sale is completed,
CoLUMBIA STORAGE WAREHOUSES.
FehY- 1Ath- 1917
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.

H WadIck atty; w Bleakley ref; amt
cue, S1,S12: taxes. etc. $<45 43.
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Female.

Female.
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERs-Brlght learners
flowers; raid while learning; good chance FOR
advancement. H g Poppenhusen. 10 West 90 ST.
ARTIFICIAL. FLOWERs.-Rose makers for split
work week or piece; steady work: neat learn
tIs; permanent employment "ey! CO.. wash
ington Place.
ARTIFICIAL. FLOWERS-Rose makers branch
ers and learners: also work given home: good
pay; steady woIA. GeHsteinzans BIOS o42 west
BroaoWsy
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS Makers fancy feath-
ers. steady work: good pay A Alpi Co.. 90
West Houston st |
ARTIFICIAL FLoWERs-Makers wanted; work
given home; good pay; steady work al year.
Bsrattini & Tos.i. 52a West broadway.
ASSISTANT FORELADY waists and dresses:
also hnishers. diapers. operators ana casters
Posner. "a Grand ST
COL0RED charabermaid and waitress: neat girl
and one having good reference Universal En-
p'oyment Bureau, IS East I'D st. MISS PecAI.aIn
COUPLE Tor country good pain fS0k S2ief
Bureau. - East 23d st Miss PeekhaIn
EXPERIENCED BRANCHERs wanted on fancy
feathers: good pay; steaay WORK = Nei S'iiiO-
FIRST CLASS GERMAN COOK. FOR MARCH
IS IN GERMAN PRIVATE FAMILY tN0
CHILDREN. II PAsSAIG y; %, ~ yF.R fE
WAGES $40; ONLY THOSE WITH BEST
REFERFNCEs MAY ANSWER. Z. G.. POST
OFFICE. PAsSAlc, \. J
GERMAN COOK. for small private family; neat a.
Fast csd 81 Miss Pec>-u.
GIRL wanted FOR general housework in small
,-i,ata family; wages moderate. call az Az
East 14oth ST Sd Il"
GIRLS FOR artificial flowers. pIQuets and fancy
feathers: good pay; steady work =. Eent-
kamp Washington Place.
HOUSE WOMAN, who wants to be in good.
plain home; must DO cleaning and washing So
Letter. q East 10th ST.
INFANTS NURSE for four-Weelss child; one
..,,b ..ed reference. wages SCI. Universal
Fulrloyuenr Bureau Is East 23d -, Miss Peck
ham
OSTRICH FEATHER strinFers, stemmers:
also Girls over 49, learn abe business; paid
Willie learning. Green & Nathan, 4S-b2 West
zth ct,
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LOST BANkBOOkS

BANKBOOK No. S52 OF tha Union DIM SAY
inss Bank Is missing. Any person having
claim TO II Is hereby called upon to present d..
same within ten days submit TO HAVING ,ai6
pasSoock cancelled and . new oue txsund
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-23

ALTERATION PLANS.
THE BRONX
ALEXANDER AVE 200: to a sly and base
ment brk dwig. 17.1itx402: Emil Ginsberser'
2272 Prospect ave, architect cost 81. 600
3 Owner. Louis o Van Dorm, on premises.
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WORK WANTED.

WORK WANTED.
Male
CHAUFFEUR. italian American: careful
driver; city country: make own repairs;
iyn 80
CHAUFFEUR--Car driver; repair any cars;
Finn, 119 Lorimer St, Brooklyn.
CHAUFFEUR wishes position; private family:
city or country; careful driver: do own
Hook. Dutchess Co. New York. -
CHAUFFEUR.-Italian-A American; "a: mechanic:
Verzani. 80 Grand ST
careful r snd
ave, Bronx or tel. 2125 Melrose,
CLERK-steady, methodical Englishman. good
warehouse or wharf: will handle and neatly ar
range the most confused stock: Address T.
Gated, age 40, seeks engagement in good house.
either n @ mic snns can soP resut
salary commission; references Hustler, S33
Third ave.
office assistant: graduate Of Commercial
High school: moderats salary; good refer
WANTED-Position as foreman on farm, or
gentleman's estate understand all kinds
smeg b, nassT sfGGs a or
reference. ]. E. NJ. 57e Lafayette ave-. Brook
iyn, y. Y
WELL educated young man, aged 70 desires re.
position requiring ability and responsibility.
F. W. w, % Willow St. Brooklyn
YOUNG MAN %, wishes position as general
Office assistant and stenographer and type
writing references NJ Brill, 234 East 1920 81
YOUNG MAN Qs). willing, desires position with
chance for advancement. Schild, 3o2 East
s7th
YOUNG MAN. 81, has cash security. with ser
vices. store, etc. Steady. Box $50. Trib-
Office.
YOUNG MAN, coored as porter anything.
c. Murray SO West 135th St
YOUNG MAN.-Aged "a; handy around machines
Hoffman,. 543 East 18th st.
YOUNG MAN 49, high school graduate, desires
Office position. D. c.. Tribune Office
Female
COMPANION AND CHAPERON.-Young. ca
pable woman companion TO elderly or In
valid lady or chaperon to young ladies: good
musician and traveller: cheerful disposition:
excellent references. l.. Miss FitzGerald
Bureau. 503 9Th ave.
YOUNG LADY, Of refinement and intelligence
has had experience q retail store cashier
and clerk desires similar position requiring
tact, neatness, accuracy and refinement; refer
Address F E. B. Box "A. Tribune Once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-23

NEW ARTICLE. 100 per cent profit; send two
cent stamp for working sample. Emanon Spe-
cialtY Co 277 Broadway
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BUTLER: COOK LAUNDRESS.-Coup
German young, butler useful cook, laun-
dress; both thoroughly competent: good ref
erences: wages $50. Osterbergs Bureau ZIG
Lexington ave; tel. 1055-Plaza.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-06
h nur,sn ana .tnkes as four year.olds tll.

M = II =
big purses and stakes MS four-year-olds this
season. That's why there is demand for
such stake as Mr.. Savage has suggested,
and mon like John E. Madden. John splnn
and others arc heartily in accord with the
proposition. This futurity will giyo tho FOUR
ycar-old a chance to make good instead of
being kept idle owing to the lack Of events
for horses OF their age.
Asked regarding tho two wonders OF tho
light harness brigade, Dan Patch and Minor
Heir. Mr.. Harrison said: Minor Heir is
IA greatly improved horse. He will go a
mile unpaced the coming year In p :5s. He
will hold the record by himself the coming
season. AT present he is tied With Audubon
Boy and Star Pointer for the mile unpaced
record, 1 which is 1881. Dan did not set so-
Ing until late last year. He has wintercd
well and his owner predicts that no Will be
reeling OFF miles in two minutes tho coming
season. Rena Patch, daughter OF Dan
Patch. will BIO entered In the Chamber OF
Commerce Stakes at Detroit, and stands q
good chance Of winning. There arc four or
i've two-year-old and ec-Jear-old hllics
at the savage farm which arc showing
much class. About thirry-five or forty Dan
Patch, Aion, Dlrectum and Cresceus young
sters arc in training under the direction OF
Harry Hcrscy and his assistants. Altogether
there are nearly 2o5 horses, standard-bred
stations. mares. FLIES and colts on tho In-
Farm at Minneapolis. and the
owner is buying high-class horses every
a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-06
SHARP SIGNS Up
With L.Y |'.|N||| |: 10 |;
Played Star Shortstop for Wil-
r1ington Last Year-B igbie
a Free Agent.

+ Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
I,ynchburg, Va, March 5.--Jin
Sharp. who played short last season
for Wilmington, in the Eastern Caro-
lima League. has signed q Lynchburg
contract, and he will play second for
the shoemakers No other player will
be retained for this position, for Man
ager Smith has the greatest confidence
IN sharp's ability. He is a. young
player. and last year hit the ball hard
for Wilmington. despite the fact that
his batting average appears to be
woefully small. Manager Smith says
he expects to SEQ Sharp hit the ball
we'll in this league. for lie got bad
start last season. and ill-luck followed
him until the close OF the playing sea-
son.
charp hit at .1s2 in 81 games. and
his fielding was .934. and he was short.
stop NO. in the Eastern Carolina.
Digbic Free Agent.
Stanley Bigbie, who played first
base last season with the local team,
Is a free agent, this condition apply
ing to the player with the restriction
shat he is dcbarred from signing with
any OF the other teams of the Vir-
Einia League, because he refused to
sign local contract at $50 month,
the maximum permitted by the consti-
tuition of the league
81 1t would have been possible for the
association to have suspended Bigbie
because he refused to sign the contract
offered him, but President Mclaughlin
did not care TO do this, because hi
did not want to work hardship
upon Bigbie.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-06
BROWN HIGHEST !
PAID TVV|IRIlE
IN HE WORLD D
EMord Signs g on tract
to Play With Murphy s,
CubsforT WoS Seas sons,
Bonus Pro 1nised.

Chicago, March 5.--Alordecai Brown,
who has not been what IS vulgarly
known as a holdout, but who had de-
finite ideas OF what he considered his
services were worth. with no n1lsgiv.
sings as to President Nlurphy's inten-
lions In the matter, to-day attached
lis signature to a two years contract
in the Cub Offices. with President Muir .E :,
ply acting as party OF tho first part-and
Frank Chance acting in tho dual ca.
fpacity Of mana ger and W itness.
While the figures were not nude
public or even limited at, the Cub boss
admitted that Brown became the
highest priced pitcher in baseball, and
THAT the compensation exceeded that
paid Christy Mathewson OF the Giants,
Browns rival, If Chicagoans are Will
ing to admit that Brownie could have
a rival. 1t is said that, aside from the
actual salary clause, there Is bonus
provision calling for an extra stipend
lin the event Mordecai wins thirty hye
\ gam es. Brownies friends think MURPHY
might as well pay off now. !.
When the modest Brown was asked
! il he received what he wanted, he side
stopped with: We'll, I'm satisfied"
Asked how long the term OF the cons
tract was, he replied: For life; or, II
q fellow has to be prosy, for two sea-
sons
Thus ended all worriments for those
fans who had boen led to believe that
7 the question OF Browns salary might
lead to any serious consequences
Brownie had asked to await Chances
arrival. Chance arrived, so did Brown
Then Murphy arrived" at what the
three thought was proper arrival
Tho team departs for West Baden
Saturday night. s. ~ W
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-06
RIVERSIDE CLUB
ENJOYS FIN. RUN n
spring-Likc Weather Attracts
Large Number Of
Riders.
Especial to Tile mcs.Dispatch.1
Z I,efershlIrc. Va. March 6.-The RIHer

Especial to Tile Times. Dispatch.1
Petersburg. Va, March b.--Thc River
side Hunt Club had o fine run this after
noon over seyen-mIle course In Din
widdie county. The meet was at the
Kennels at 4:3O o'clock. and those who
met the master. Harvey Seward, who
was mounted on Amulet, were Lcmroy
Jones. whip, on Lady Modoc; u. B.
Sydnor, whip, on Her Grace; W Roane
Rufrin, on Huntsman, and Leroy Ro-
per- on Set Back.
The first cast, with seven couples.
was made at the clubhouse. to Fishers
farm, to a check on the Squirrel Level
Road. The next cast was made at
Farm, to check south OF
.Faulkner's. The third cast was made
at the Mattox farm; then again ut
Smiths farm. through to Harvey's field.
to check to Cox Road. and thence
to the clubhouse. where large COM
pany greeted the riders.
The spring like afternoon brought out
a large number OF the members OF the
club and their friends. The usual SAT-
urday afternoon hop and reception fol-
lowed the hunt, in which large num-
Der OF society people participated.