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New-York tribune., 1910-09-03
lis PENDENS s.

1g3D ST r :, 500 It = of 7th ave. 25xao- II
Louise Pr71bil agt BENJAMIN Sonnenschein ct a
foreclosure of mtg; attorneys, Amend & Amend
5TH ST. 8 164s # Of Ave c, "A exs6
Cgcrior to set aside conveyanCe}, attorney, Il j
Cohen,
142D ST =. # ~ Of Morris ave. 25x1oo;
Annie " Atwood sgt Frederick Hitchcock et Al
fforeclosure Of mtg; attorney, 4 Bell
10TH ST Il s sos Il Of 5th ave. 7oxio01 II
I,enox Aven1le Union Church in the city OF New
York agt Congregation Mount ZION ct al tore-
closure OF rntg); attorney. O Schmidt
10TH ST. "a East; City Real Estate Co agi
Jacob Gottlieb ct al foreclosure OF Tnts)' atuor-
ley, II Swain.
LOTS SC and 81. map of Village Of Williams
bridge Bronx. Joseph I, Kahle agt Rosolinc
T,o f4irto ct al foreclosure of mtg. attorney.
r Hamburger
6OTH ST. I15 and III West: Joseph Foxton ~ ~
a. agt Elizabeth n Garner et al foreclosure OF
mtg attorneys, Pantell Sc GltCksteir-
AVE A 247. the Township or ErZseoettalva
aEt Ernst Kern or George Kolath (acron 10 de-
clare lienl; attorney. Cukor.
40-TI ST 354 TO $40 West: Hugo f Distelh11rst
aEt Pine Investing CO et a Ioreclosure OF Hlts)
attorneys. Eisnan. Levy, Corn & Levine
Bath ST. sS1 and a83 West; David Israel ast
James D Brande et al foreclosure Of mtg; at
torney. [ ! Danziger.
Goth ST. I01 and 1O3 East: Simon Cysee agt
Heater ReaItz- co ct al foreclosure OF tax lien)
attorneys. Arnstein. Levy & Pferer-
WEST BROADWAY, s, whole front between
Sd and Washington square south. ps ox-on :.
irreg. Lewis 4 London et al agt Washington
square Realty co ct al foreclosure Of mtgli at
torneys, Sohnler & SonnentbaL
5TH ST. 3e7 East; Adolph PaweI agt KaInlan
& Sadowszy st a. foreclosure Of mtg; attor-
ney. 2 Pawel.
x9a.11: Helen VI Gaylord aSJ Loretto 9 Lyman
(forecl losure Of mtg: attorney. " ANYWAY.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-03
FORECLOSURE SALES

THE SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK
COunty--Charies Brownoid. Plaintiff against
Hattie Hess and Barney Hess. Defsndants--In n
pursuance Of "A Judgment Or forecIOsure and sal.
action and bearing date the 18th 1av 81 August
1910. T. che Undersigned. the Referee IN - 4
Judgment named, viii sell public auction.
the Exchange SslaSro0m. Els T2-f6 Eessv
street. In rhe Borough Of Manhar-au. CRY Or
New York the .2d day OF September. f9iH.
a. T. O'Clock noon on thar DAY. by Joseph 3
Day. Auctioreer. the premises directed BY sai1
Judgment 20 be sold, and therein described a.
follows
All that certain plot piece or parcel % Is1d-
erected situate, lying and being IN the Borough
of Manhattan, Of the ,IrE pf New YORK the
County and state of New York. and b0uureI ard
described follows Beginning rhA corner
formed by the intersection ~ The northern sids
or NIuery-Sevaurh Street with the westerly =i1s
Of Madison Avenue running thence norrhsrfr
along the westerly side ~ Madison Avenue ore
hundred feet eleven inches 90 tie centre line OK
the block between NtleFy-el=hrh and Ninety
seventh streets thence westerly aud along aid
southerfv ard parallel with Madison Avenue 1ne
hundred feet eleven inches r1 ths uor-rarig side
Of Niuetv-sevsuth Street thence szSis-i~ along
the uorrherIy side of Niuety-ssv en-h street nine
rv-five feet TO The point place oT beginning
Together with all fixtures and articles attached
together with the aDpUrteuaucss and ar rhe a~-
tate and rights of the said DEFENDANTS in and
TO said premises
Dated New York CITY. August 81. 1910
ABRAHAM GOLDSMITH Referee
ETSMAN- LEVY. CORN & LEVINE Arr9Tus- =
for Pla3urtfe- 1SS Rrcatyyav. Borough -
Manhattan. NAw York City.
The following IS a diagram ~ rhs rrDpa---
~ be sold. its street number e y Ess- S7s1
street
New-York tribune., 1910-09-03

six miles around. the starting point being
midway of the course. Under these condf-
tons the boats viii never be more than one
and one-half miles away.
An interesting feature OF this wears na-
uonal carnival viii be the entry of a num-
oer OF the fast Western racers that are
coming here 10 compete against the fastest
boats in the East Entries for the various
events will close September a. and full de-
scriptive matter, together with entry cards,
VIII be mailed on application TO the sec
retary Of the race committee, Ira Hand,
No. % West S9th street. Now York.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-03
suRROGATES NOTICES

n PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OF HON.
Abner a. Thomas. Surrogate - the county -
New York. notice IS hereby given % All persons
having claims against Cornelius T. MITCHELL lars
- me county - New TorS deceased 20 present
rba Same with vouchers thereof. the sub
s-riber. her place Of trdnsacIluS business a.
the office or Mir-heN 4 Mitchell. No. ~ ard A
Wall street the CITY % New YORK en- Or o.
sora the 3gth dav OF January. 1911 nexr-
Dated New York. the 2oth cay ~ July fale
MARY F. r. MITCHELL ENecutrtx-
SfTTt HE'LL. 4 MITCHELL. Attorneys tor ES-
ecutrix. ~ and 46 Wall street. Manhattan
New York City
New-York tribune., 1910-09-03
sPEEDED AWAY AFTER SMASH
Driver Whose Car Killed Another All
toigt Saws he Had Right of Way.

Richmond. Va, Sept III. NJ Deputy. a
commercial traveller from Philadelphia,
was killed and ]. G Holltngaworth. of
Fayettevtlle. N c.. another travelling man,
was probably fatally injured III an auto
mobile collision which occurred on a road
west of Richmond late last night The
dead and injured men were brought into
the city this morning.
The chauffeur says his machine was run
into by another automobile, which disap-
peared in the darkness AFTER hurting them
into a ditch E & Burrell was arrested to-
day as the driver OF the other automobile
la sSys ne hS2 kRa rikat Of Rsx.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-03
NEW BUILDING PLAN.
MANHATTAN.

bIANHAIIAN-
10TH ST 8. 1SS # Of 1st ave: for a
crane, 2s # high; John Liddls cut Stone Co
Ao2 East 1o1th 81. owner and architect; $1,000
THE BRONX
TACOMA ST. II 8. 100 II OF Beach ave;
sty frame dwg. c1x50; James T Clancy, bes
Morris Park ave, owner: N " Del Gaudio, 4ol
fremont ave, architect: TO cost 5000.
stz frame stores and Ioft, So I1axs2; Montgomery
Securities Co. William Montgomery, 1891 An
thony ave president. owner; Dorenz + Wel-
her. 27I West 125th 81. architect; TO cost So,ooo
VICTOR ST. so # Il Of Morris Park ave
sty frame dwg. oox3s: William Baker, 16'
Holland ave. owner and architect 10 cost 80
800.
MOUNT VERNON AVE. :, SO T Of @a6tf
81. . stv frame dwg 22x5o; Michael KENNEDY
on premises, owner: EbbinghaUs q irving, 3D.
Gun Hill I'd architect: to cost s., 600.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-03
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

45TH ST. = 70 West; Greenvicl Sayings
Bank loans Brevoort Construction co S623.oo.
ave 50x1G0: Frederick 4 Southworth, attorney,
loans Barbara Never SS, 800.
WOODLAWN RD. e = c85 4 Of 2O7th 81.
25 5xlO0: William W Niles loans Rudolph
HeIbing 81. 200. -.
150-TF ST : 8 10 r " Of Broadway. 130T
90 II. Metropolitan Life Insurance Co loans West
I3eth Street Realty Co $4,000
New-York tribune., 1910-09-03
Centre ltna os block
0--5 zr~aat

The approximate amount Of The lien C1srze
70 satisfy which -he a1ove-GesCrihec property
Is % be sold j. Si.:S- %. with interest thereon
from the 18th DAY ~ August. 1910, together with
costs and allowance amounting s.. So. .Ol-
together with the expenses Cf the sale. Tha
approximate amount or the taxes. assessments
ana water rates or other liens which hs
allowed 10 the purchaser our % the purchase
money. Paid by the Referee. Is Sl6l 30 and
interest
Dated New YorS tTtv August 81. 1910.
ABRAHAM GOLDSMITH Rsfsr@s-
New-York tribune., 1910-09-03
YACHTING NEWS AND NOTES

Thr4e days have been set apart this
month FOR racing at the Larchmont Yacht
Cub TWO classes viii compete to-day
1-ze club feet and the slOops in the inter
club class On Monday the fall regatta
-I He E-ilsd. when there VIII be races for
r -c-s-T-egular, special, restricted and
ole das "a. On Saturday, September Il.
there be q race OF EchOOners Of rating
above irty-eigllr feet for the Larchruont
esp cf Lsle. Members Of al regularly or
EsnlZed Yacht clubs have been invited %
enter their boats On the same day there
VIII is races for Classes x. L end NJ the
LaTchmOnt interclub and the Larchrnont
Cl-foot class
~he National Motor Boat Carnival Of
1910. during which Americas championship
motor boat events are 70 be decided. viii
re- held on the Hudson River opposite Riv-
FTs1de Drive. from september y 10 q IN
elusive, under the auspices of the Motor
Boaf Club OF America, The headquarters
OF that club VII ne the hOuseDOat Na inc.
which viii be anchored in the Hudson
River a. q point opposite Riverside Drive.
on - Wednesday. September Il there viii be
p long distance contest for racing boats 10
Feughkeepsie and return and the race for
cruisers 70 PeekskiIl and return on Thurs
DAY. Friday and Satureay, September % 70
q, inclusive. a series Of races VIII De held
f0T the i've championship cups. and for any
other classes provided fer by the America n
Power BoaE Associations rules that NAV
t-il suCL as small open launches and yacht
tenders.
a d5cifed Improvement from the epecta-
tors DOirf Of view, Is that the courses Of
r. eeFis& races. instead Of being ten miles
--ound IS IS IN the past, thus "A king the
boats cut Of view for considerable part
at each race. a14 be not over 1Ea ar
New-York tribune., 1910-09-03
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
LOST BAN kBOOkS.

LOST-Baukbook No 434 Ts7 Of Dry Dock
Savings Institution. ANY person having
claims upon said hook is called upon 10 pre-
sent the same the bank within thirty DAYS
or the said book will be declared cancelled and
extinEuished and a new one issued in lieu
thereof
LOST or STOLEN-Baukhook No $50 TTO Of
the German Savings Bank In the CITY Of
New York corner 4th ave and 18th ST. issued
10 Rad Cbodova Cis. 5s. {. : B. ?. j. New
Yorker. All persons cautioned against
negotiating the same n not returned 70 ths
bank on the @4th dsv OF September. 191u. a
duplicate wfH be issued
New-York tribune., 1910-09-03
ALTERATION.

CIter1s under $1,000 omitted
BROADWAY. : " cor Manhattan ST; TO Two
story b-k store and Office; Charter Construc-
tion Co SOS hth ave. owner; z Roth, 70 East
4oc ST architect, $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-03
sTEAMR "GRAND REPUBLIc''
ROCKAWAY BEACH

LV. YOHkers s:+5 A. u.
Iv foot 129th St, n. R. GAS A. NJ. .cP.M
Ly Pier new No. l. n. R., 1910 4. NJ; 2:i5
P. NJ.
Lv Rockaway Beach 1890 P. M. $50 P NJ
Trip marked transfers 10 str. Grand Re-
public Pier l. y. r
Round trip tickets, SOC; Children. 25c.
Include adm TO Steeplechase Park at Rockaway
New-York tribune., 1910-09-03
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male
will make a good handy man "a anything: is
a good cook. must have work. willing and
obgtng. A. B. c.. Box 25, Tribune Office.
FARMEAND.-S25: German good mixer and
teamster; farm experience in this country
sober. obligiug Mathe AEeuCy. SIS 9Th
ave. Tel. 37S Bryant.
GARDENER R-Married: German; aged 20 ex-
perienced IN landscape. greenhouses. vegeta-
bles. fruit; take charge large private place
good references. F. A. postofffce Box rs, Green
witch, Conn
GARDENER.-Expert; take entire charge OF
gentlerlans estate: thoroughly efficient in
all branches: desires change: highest refer
ences. English. Box us Mendhara. N J.
USEFUL MAN-s25. German: all round use
ful. outside work; horse COW, poultry. etc
references Mathewson Agercy. SIS 9Th ave.
Tel. 37s Brzant.
Female
COOK-A Settled woman Ccoioredl in pri-
vste family. Citv or country, best of refer
ences. Apply at S1e West 53d st Griffin.
COUPLE-Woman cook and laundress sood
baker. man useful. understands COWS. horses.
excellent housenan; highly recommended. city,
country. Morrow s Agency. 7el Lexington ave.
corner 0eth ST
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. girl: competent: also
two mattresses and chanlber1laids. maid and
seamstress: city, country. Plaza 1928. Morrow 8
Agency, I'll Lexington ave. corner Jsth ST
RSE-Sick infant. life experience bv col.
ored woman. Oneal Marshall. 1T2 West
1884 81
WANTED.-The care Of house, CITY coun-
try. by three adults, willing reud
any extra services II required. furnish the
best OF city references from former employers
Address ). Carr. East SD 81. New York
New-York tribune., 1910-09-03

ROY WANTED TO work in Office ana run er-
rands: must b. neat, bright and quick Ad-
dress IN own handwriting ". g. H, care New
York Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-03

CLEVER form letter writer and corresponden
wanted immediately by large mail order con
cern. must have had at least five wears OF actla
experience in this line Of work: letter OF applt
cation must state age previous experience, refer
erlces salary expected in fact. any infcriflati
which viii assist in determining api1ty OF ap-
rlicant; photo must accompany letter or appice'
ton. this position is permanent 20 the Flgh,
man with good chance for advancement NohIad
Lott Treasurer. Scranton, Pa
DP AF7TsMAN-Do YOU want 10 get off the
board? Let us tell you Of positions now open
and our confidential method of keeping you ad-
vised OF opportunities IN your line. CaH OF
write stating age. education, experience and sal-
s-v expected, Business Service Co Agency, Soc
Singer Building. -
HIGH CLASS young man letter reader. mai
Service Ia W go st Coutant & Hvle Props.
Sal IDsMFN throughout the United States 70 sell
automobile necessities; every owner wants our
protector; references required The y Nell lire
{, Protector Co. 800 Broadway.
WANTET-Experienced surgeon chiropodist, also
want der7natologist in Oldest established halI
store can offer several good propositions 10 right
nartv Madame Peal. so Taylor Arcade Cleve-
land. Ohio.
YOT-NG MAN-CoileEe graduate; Office. large
concern s15. EMPLOYERS Reference Service
ia " c3d st Coutant Hyle. Props.
Female.
C-ooK-Y YAr-NDRFSS. s25: Mamaroneck. n 7
call this morning. Miss Anna Lacy Century
F,rployrneut Agency. Is West 3sth ST
New-York tribune., 1910-09-03
PROPOSALS.

= : ENC;TNEER OFFICE ROOM So. ARMY
E,,flrTfree "a whitehall street. New York CITY.
Ssarflnh-r !. 1919 sealed proposals for dTetiS-
t,s =, Ar-b,1~ XIII y y AMI y J. Rariran BaN.
ss5|-s,,-sFl,-v Ftvar and Woodbridge Creek- y T.
viii be received 90 This Once until = DC
,,hsr > taIn and hen publicly opened. infNrrna
80, ,,, .rnli,-attnn. WM- T ROSSELL. Colonel.
Engineers
p0.7E ISLAND ARSENAL ROCK ISLAND,
"a AUGUST u 1910 Sealed proposals. ~
,,,,iirata sub f-ct the usual conditions viii
s,a -.-efved "a this Arsenal until O'clorS
= -. Sentauaber -. 1910 c1r the purchase -
,,,s..,,,re5 ordnance stores. Catalogues StE
- ,,,,.rfitf.s condition. etc. be rad
atpticaticn 20 r r HOBBS. Ii. Cot. Ord
Dept T. S. a. Commanding
New-York tribune., 1910-09-03
LABOR DAY AFTERNOON EXCURSION TO
WEST p DIN

sTEAMER MAKf FUN Ill -
Leaving Desbrosses St. 1:45: West 42d st,
. .nO West I2eth St 2:2o P. NJ. Return 70
New York by steamer HENDRICk HUDSON,
81 90. or by rail. s1.10 Orchestra. See Parade
New-York tribune., 1910-09-03
FOR SALE.

BIG BARGAISs-Slightly used cffice f,irnture
desks. typewriters cash registers adding ma
chimes. monographs. filing cabinets safes ad-
dressing machines. time clocks. partitions. check
protectors bookcases NATHAE's. White Street
New-York tribune., 1910-09-03
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

LARGE. SUNNY CORNER ROOM. running
water private family beautiful location facing
the Hudson: telephone. Harrison. 2i5 West io1st
81. Telephone 6o0e-Rissrsds-
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune received at their Uptown
Once. No 1894 Broadway. between Seth and
S7th sts, until o'clock D. n. Advertisements
received at the following branch Offices at reg
ular Office rates until o'clock D. m, viz. 264
9Th ave- = :. I'D St. i5e dth ave
18th st. I04 East 14th st .dT West 42d St
between Tth and Sth aVes.. 2HS " est I25th
1898 "a ave. 1926 Sd ave. DIST ST. ToS
Isl ave, near sath St, i5T East t25th ST. T5S
fremont ave. $50 Sd ave- and any American
Dasir1ct TslsgraUh Once
New-York tribune., 1910-09-03
HELP WANTED,
Male.

AGENTS to handle our teas and coffees expe-
rience not necessary: build up a business OF
voIIr own Call or write. Burns & Reed. 20s
Hudson New York
AUDITOR AND COST ACCOUNTANT required
nv large manufacturing concern viii only con
s4dar btEf Grade man. thoroughly experienced in
factory accounting anu cost accounting must
Drs ssess personality and executive ability salary
e. 5nO-SS 900. Call write Business Service 60.
Agency sos Singer Building.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-03
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

T3D ST. 3I2 West: Coleman Krause agt
John Doe et al; May 13, 1910; 500.
75D ST, 80 West; Joseph TroInan agt John
Doe ct al: May Is 1910: 81. 056 "a.
SAME PROPERTY: SchosIler & Richter agt
Sailing Baruch et al; May 81. 1910; $500
SAME PROPERTY: sutphen & Myer agt
same; May Co. 1910; s121.
SAME PROPERTY: SchoeIier & Richter egt
same; Nav .. 1910; 500
New-York tribune., 1910-09-03
TYPEWRITrNe AND rYPEwRrrERs.
BUSINESS CHANCES

wANTEp-Partuer in a well established gram
business in Connecticut must have some
capital, good opportunity for the right man.
Address Grain. Tribune Or7ce.
$500 REQUIRED 70 Increase business enormous
profits. production unusual opporru1ity-
Emery $50 Columbus ave
New-York tribune., 1910-09-03
RESORTS.
NEW YORK.

DAY LINE Summer Exc. Book, Catskills, etc. Be-
fore selecting vacation trip send &C. postage to
Hudson River Day Line. Desbrosses ST. n. z
New-York tribune., 1910-09-03
r 0STnN AND POINTS IN u
OVOsV" NEW ENGLAND
LONG ISLAND SOUND ROUTES

FALL, RIVER LINE, Via NsNpoft slN --aaiF
River Lv Pier 10. n. R. T. warren n-SS,s.fiyOT S,.i
days and sundays. 80 P NJ strs 90 "a a,cF.
WEALTH and PRISCILLA Orchestra On 90 a--a
PROVTDENCE LINE. Via Providence. "a.
Pier IS North River. foot Murray uryg,@rD 9T DFSyCF 2
davs only s 90 P. NJ Steamers PROV IL ~
and PLYMOUTH. Orchestra on esch- ps-
special trip Sunday, Sept 4 Leave
49, N R., 500 p. VI. - p;sr
NORWICH LINE. Via New London ~ 0o
40 n r.. IT Clarkson St. week dag0, iso n
P NJ: Pier 70. z. R.. II E I'd J,;I-STTP SI;; W
strs cry OF LOWELL and CHES En- "
CHAPLIN r .bs
SPECIAL NoTIcE:-on Labor % PSs Pisr 40 30,
Sor,yich Line steamer will teaEe so,5
North River. at .:S0 p. NJ; foot OF "a Eas' 70 NJ
street. 500 P. NJ. instead Of and o;"" L M
NEW BEDFORD LINE. FOR New BedI1,I' Be'1f.,.I
wood's Hole Narthas Vineyard nan hLIs.H, .,9.
Msttapoisett Marion and cape Cod poL,,oT p,-.cr,
Leave pier 40. North River. foot OK S.srs IA, 80
Street week days only AT 500 = NJ
MAINE and NEW HAMPSHIRE, r1s-+-
NEW HAVEN LINE for New raven, L., =. %
ford Springfield and North. Leave re- q %
E. R week days 2.45 P. N: SunGays' 40
A NJ Foot East 22nd st. week 69gS. 9gyz cT IN
P NJ: sundays 1000 A NJ SUI f'AD
PECK =. c4+v
Tickets staterooms and Information. =. ~
Ticket Office III Broadway. near 20
St Telephone 5121 Cortlandt- Also 90
Transfer and Tourist Offices and az TUE TUE
New-York tribune., 1910-09-03
WORK WANTED.

WORK WANTED.
Male
PAKER-Or ice cream maker capable taking
charae; desires steady position a. once. Please
address reply Baker. Tribune. Downtown
BOCKKEFPER. stenographer. typewriter. ex
uerienced desires evening position, excellent
references Box 9, 4fs, Tribune Office
C.FIAITFF EUR. just disengaged. Ave years
excellent reference. written or personal,
single man. % years of age understands
horses and carriages thoroughly; either city
or country. Address Chauffeur. T9+ Broad ST.
Newark. n, !.
CHAUFFEUR: sober. careful driver;
pairs references Schmid. 1879 Ave A.
s6th st.
CONPFTENT, mature business man desires
position. l. NJ, Box %, Tribune Once
DFNTYgT-Flrst class mechanic, operator; un-
registered; desires position. Adress A. B. s.
Ave. a
GERMAN: % wears; wants position al any
thing Henry Saltsr. T55 7th
STEN0GRAPHER AMI typewriter: Young
man, neat. accurate some experience.
F L. All Linden at. Brooklyn.
WANTED. - superintendency of country
estate. long experience: best of references.
Address J. NJ c. Box Is. Tribune Offce.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-03
EXCUR RSTONS.
EXCURSIONS.
CHARMING EXCURSIONS
West Point, Newhurgil 6 Poughkeepsie

Daily Except Sunday by Palace HUDSON
RILER DAY LINE STEAMERS HENDRICk
HUDSON, ROBERT FULTON and ALBANY
Brooklyn. Fulton St (By Annex. s; Des
hrosses ST. S 40 and 40; West 42d st. and
10; West fc9th St, g 20 and 90 a. NJ. Re
turn either down boat due 42d st. so or
40 P NJ. See Steamboat Advt.
This trip will he extended to KINGSTON
POINT ON LABOR DAY. and will be made by
the Great str ''Hendrick Hudson" Leave
DeshroSses - 4
New-York tribune., 1910-09-03
REAL ESTATE
Continued from ninth page.

William K Vanderbilt, owner; William G. Maher
contractor: SS57-
10TH ST. Isl West; r A Schocnberg q CO
agt Mabel Golding, owner; George Esstg
Co. contractor; $50 So
ESSEN ST. I'D and 1871: Carter Black and
Ayers agt Abraham Neuman, owner; Solomon
Multi, contractor; So.
WASHINGTON SQUARE SOUTH. " corner
Wooster st, II Sx5S: Ornamental Art Metal
Works agt Robinson. owner and contractor;
Scs6.
5sTE ST, s. 30 It W Of 9th ave. 25E-;
Charles Edwards agt Rudolf Federod, owner
EoE5
New-York tribune., 1910-09-03
[IlIHSETItWYl3'l7

..rs1r .5aIaual steamers ''HENDRTCK HT-DsOV-
rI1yy<2|E,E $500 FULTON ''ALBASYF' and ssN4Ry
- 49,. OF the Hudson River DaT T,sus fsxt-
- apo p. lnest rlver boats IN the world
a " =, ~ u8Wn Arr Pead up
New-York tribune., 1910-09-03
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male

Butt IER-Spanish Young t2sl. single.
soeaks some English, neat. strictly sober
and honest. privata family. city references
EuaN 6sipA AL Eaak tsLA 81
New-York tribune., 1910-09-03
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

ATLANTIC COAST LINE.
Month OF July 1910 1909 Ians
Gross earnings S214s. o65 81 ss3. .O40 s174e, s3s
Exp and taxes 1.6So $50 14s5. SEA 1.421. .047
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-08
Getting Ready
for Mid est
Francisco Telegraphs to Kansas City
to Get Dates for Five Teams
at Tourney.

Francisco wired st. Louis Yesterday for
dates for four teams from omaha and one
from Columbus. The teams are made up
as follows:
Willow springs-Eeyt, Seaman. Balzar,
Martin, Drinkwater.
Metz Bros.-Neale, Denfnan, Hartley
Blakeney. Huntington.
Franciscos-Gjerde, Fritscher, Weber,
Zimmerman. Anderson, q. o. Francisco.
Brodegaard Crowns-Voss. Fagerberg
Carman. Hull, Schultz.
The new three-men league has ten teams
signed and viii hold a meeting at Fran.
clsco's Sunday morning at 10 o'clock tC
organize. This league is made up Of The
new bowlers and shows the interest in tn,
game.
The Union Pacifics defeated the Spragu'
Pills two out of three. The Pills were il
a trance the first two games and did no
wake up until the last game, when They
got 936 pins. with Ocander getting the bis
game Of 224. Johnson of the Union Paolfic'
tried to defeat the Pills with a nice gam,
OF 90 pins. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-08
ST. JOSEPH RAISES FUNDS
City is Now Assured Place in Western
Base Ball League.
BUSINESS MEN MAKE CANVASS
Soliciting Committees Secure Nearly
Ten Thousand Dollars I'm
Pledges within n Few
Hours.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-. ian. 7-(special)-In
below zero weather 200 enthusiastic fans Of
ST. Joseph yesterday raised more than
enough money to finance the entry of this
city into the Western league. The Get
Base Ball club" organized when John Hol-
land. former Wichita manager was nego-
tiating for the Pueblo franchise, aimed to
raise 1850 today. Before\ noon it was seen
that that mark would be passed by the
days collections, which finally totailed
$g.l73.
1t was the plan to sell two styles of sea
son book admissions, one for $36 and the
other for so, one of which was to be trans
ferable. In addition single admissions, g.ol
for the first Sunday at home or any of the
initial games on the home grounds, were
sold at 81 each. AS a rule those who were
figured Upon as purchasers of 81 tickets
took more than had been allotted to them.
The season ticket buyers were fully up to
the number expected by the boosters.
On Wednesday season ticket No. l was
auctioned at a luncheon at the RobidouA
hotel and sold to j. G. Schneider of the
German-Amerlcan bank for $3.50. Previous
to this about $500 worth Of tickets had beer
disposed of at a ball given by travelling
men.
There were two ctnoributions of $500 eacf
yesterday, one by J. w. Van Brunt of tnC
street railway corporation and the other
was made by Milton TooLle, jr, presldenI
of the Tootle-Lemon National bank.