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New-York tribune., 1910-11-04
PRIVATE SALES MARKET
MANHATTAN

MlA;NHATTAN M , STREET-Federman & frank
ffnthaIer f have sold for client Of Olcott. Gruber.
uNe story tenement house. on lot 25x1O0 feet.
It'll STREET.-THE Seventeenth Street Realty
f3TntParS, 6Danle W Riohman and Rayitch
me new twelve story loft building Nos. 243 and
18th street, between Seventh and Eighth ave
/ the seventeenth Street Realty COMPANY The
Howell apartment house. No so 10 SIS West
. plot 10oxloo11 feet. between Amsterdam ave
I nue. and Broadway.
sExENTH l.E AvENUE- four story building
| No 239 seventh avenue. on lot 19.axsO feet. be
tween 23d and cath streets. was said to have
Zen Zen soI1 ~ Mr 'Iplser: The ADJOINING prop
! erty Al Nos 2il and 24@ is owned by George T.
9TH STREBT-Slawson & Hobbs have sold
for Charles stuart TO investor the Florham,
apartment house on plot J0xl00 feet. They have
been appointed agents for the building.
172D STREET-Katherine O'Brien has sold
the five story apartment house No. J04 West
172d street. on plot 40x1oo feet. TO the Ger
payment No IS Elliott ave YonEers. a new
three story dwelling house. on plot 20x95 feet
EIGHTH AVENUE Harry /. Rosen bought
No 254o Eighth avenue, five story double
house, with stores. on plot 25zso feet. and
d Z. Realty Co
132D STREET-John A Eteinmetz has ex-
changed for T. :. Barker No 3I4 South Sd
street. Mount Vernon. lot 6OxlOo feet, with a
street. on lot Il 6xa6 feet, with a one-faniy
house, owned by {. Wright.
PROSPECT AVENCE-John A steinmetz ex-
changed for H WeEner No 2S21 Prospect ave
nue.. two-fanlily brick house with basement,
for No. SS7 Jackson avenue. a one family house,
with cash in part payment, owned by ". Pfaf-
man.
THE BRONX
THIRD AVENUE-Ennis & Sinnott have re-
sold through John Reid No. 2449 Third avenue
three story brick business building. lot %. tx
100 feet, 10 sherman Wager. who VIII alter the
building for his business.
1s2D STREET-WilIiam 7. KENYON has sold
for the estate Of Frederick Damn a plot on the
south side of 1921 street. 267 feet west of Cro-
tona Avenue The parcel. which contains about
eleven lots. has frontage Of 20 feet on 1S2d
street, with irregular easterly and westerly lines
and line of 225 feet
TTNTONPORT- George Costar has sold for the
Adelaide Babbitt No. 2012 Gleason avenue TWO
family dwelling house, lot S6Xl0S feet; also
ten room dwelling house on plot I5X1OO feet'
on the east side Of Doris avenue between Lyon
and WeSrCheSter avenues. for James B. Elgan
20 John Ninphuis; also for William Morgan to
l. + Kern a plot IeOx20o feet. St Peters
avenue running through to Seddon street and
for David BresChart 10 John Cook the three
story building on lot 2aT100 feet on the west
side Of Castle Hill avenue. $50 feet north OF
Startling avenue.
COSTER STREET-James F Meehan has sold
LOT 10 4 on the west side OF Coster street, $50
feet north Of spofford avenue: also lots "a and
- on tho west side Of C'oster street. 80 feet
south of Spofford avenue. These lots were pur-
chased at the auction sale Of The Hunts Point
estate and resold at a substantial pToht-
HUNTS POINT AVENUE Thomas W Lamb
Hunts Point avenue. - feet north OF Nhitue
New-York tribune., 1910-11-04

| Co: 1000: address. Prospect ave-
| Westchester ave. &c. ooo) :.
SAME PROPERTY tprior mtg American
Real Estate Co: 81 ZOO; address, 9-' 1stst
COURTLANDT AVE. s. 1S.6 II nov g: >
5ox141X Ak irreg tprior mtg Se,sSTG, Ierch s3.-
yrs: Christina Bohmer to SophIa
900: address. Mount Vernon y y t,atb
| COURTLANDT AVE. W $. IS II sIbert c
st. 24-4x10o; m; Nov !; .s 6oo; address.
| GT9 Courtlandt ave. .oevtoo.
! COURTLANDT AVE. e22 and ga e2i-ayrtIandt
courtlandt ave. s23 and e25, 5oxoG G. i5oxioo
ap pror i1 tf asd e a ~ 5o, ycv tSf YRS per cent
! Onyx Realty and Construction co 10 IIS9oth st
! Galewsbt; $1,000; address. 20 west o-,oo.
| GRAND AVE. $. 400 II of 1921 SI;,ii9n1 81; n
Nov 3: ? yrs: Thomas Thorn to WilllaEiI WilIdaEivn n
Holmes: $4,000; address, so 9th ST. p.'T 49,
INTERVALE AVE. s. 143 10 II n o. o. cent i:
91e chester ave Soxloo; Nov 3; 70 Y' Yamea Moses;
$1,000: address. 9i1 Kelly ST
OLINVIILE AVE. " cor Wilson Place PlaGt, 70 -
1e Noy 2 due as s,o per 69nd AM s9 East 4th ST.
Brooklyn.
OGDEN AVE cor 1e8d st. 1eo59o rset roseph cfI2hh
II Jones TO William Dougan; S'Guo' a'
951 Woodycrest ave.
PROSPECT AVE. 1osa. 1e.sxs155: EIbnre 7 m; N9o 3o
George shapiro ZAP ooHS s5oo address. 2ge7 Sd ave
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. n $. 70 sn +, ooo'
Nov l: yrs. c: Manuel j hsIaZI" -n,L :.
hardt & Podgur: So. O00: address. 43O East oS'I -
THE DRIVE. s, ~ # Of Holt Place. .'s 1rH
/ l0x irreg: Nov >: yrs; Lima Miller 10 Oeoi5e
Maurer; 81. 900: address, 21S East S9th 81
TINTON AVE W $ 1918 # $ Of 136th 81
TX irreg (prior mtg $4,000: Nov j: que as
per bond: Rosie Holstein TO Flora Harrls' s'o''
address. 313 East i42d ST
WEEKS AVE. $. III f. n Of 10th ST. "sx
irreg. oct 81: due as per bond. John Mlier 70
Title Guarantee and Trust Co. $4,000; address,
176 Broadway.
wESTCHESTER AVE. IS # Of Bergen
ave. 5Ox115x rreg: Oct 90 yrs. william /
Keogh Amusement Co 10 William OSBORN
SIS COO. address, 204s Valentine ave
WALES AVE. Ga. 25x72 Ak irrsg: Nov | due
as per bond; Martin Sauer to Heinrich Neltz'
500. address j04 East nth st
WASHINGTON AVE. az n 2 1I6th
st. 60x100: Sept %: instalments. per cent:
Trinity Congre gational Church Of fremont to
Congregational Church Building Society; SoUpo
address. 1O5 East 22d ST.
Sd AVE. n 8 205 # Of 4th st. ~. .4x114, The
Bronx: Oct 26. due per bond Sarah Lake to
George " Cirote $500: address, 2O1 West 13'th St
1G3D ST. n g cor Simpson ST. -x12s. Tx irreg
Nov - due as per bond; American Real Estate
Co Title Guarantee and Trust Co: 100000
address. 17G Broadway.
16STH ST. 616 East. 25x2O4 $ opror mtg 81
500. Nov g. yrs: Rosie solomon to Mary
Sall atore: S3.575; address. lO5 West 12Ith st.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-04


5rnN. 5Gast River Savings Institution. sl6oVo'
less $50 Broadway. =. -
LAWSON ST n " cor of Prospect eNte. 10
CO. Hreg: Sept T. 1904: Baruch n Sci'tT George
Gatnerine F Farrell; $4,000: attorney,
n Steinmuller, 1911 Sd ,i,z
LOTS IL. 81, IS and 30. blk 1854. map az 2
70 70 property of Maria l. Trayers dsscI,iyIer and
parcels; April 10 1906: Rudolph Mult,tto6rrey,
ano ano 10 Elizabeth II KoestinE. st.Ooo'
Chsries Forster 20 Liberty st .o- II
eoxl27.5x9O Oct H. 1909. FuTlong- 81
Nassau st
MONAGHAN AVE. 9, 400 :, n OF psrger Je1,T 20
ave, ave 25xl00; May l. 1907 & SaIa1 bott6rneys.
George Hill Nutley. !: s23f Jo' a'''i
Morris Price. 2T1 Broadway oor
WALTON AVE. " :. 24s n OF lssu l.5or 90.
20; Dec % 1909: Bedford Park constr Itos, &
to Maria EEgers: 81 600; attorney roreS'
Htrlemsr. 2S04 Sd ave -
142D ST 542 Fast a5x1oo: July 3 1899; Herr Herr
Stoehr and ano TO the Emigrant Industi'a
ings Bank: IS 900. address. ~ Chamoe's - o.
152D CT , 2so n . Of Robbins ave, Z.S
100. .3x2s 9xI43s $. Dec / 1906 walter Jf ras = I
William 3 McNiece: s.. 600; attorneys NJ = "
- lsaaCs 80 William St
New-York tribune., 1910-11-04
RECORDED LEASES.
fTith name and address Of lessee
NOVEMBER 3.

BROoME ST. 2a4; west store: Bernard
ShlanowslEy TO Louis Keeper: } yrs from May
/ 1910. sg4s; address. 294 Broome St
COOPER SQUARE. %: second 1oor: Fly
7 eaf Social Club Cooper Athletic Club:
,-rs 10 mos from November ], 1910: $500; ad-
dress 20 cooper Square
ELDRIDGE ST. 20: stoop floor and upper
floors. Michael Josephson 10 Samuel Freed
man: 3 yrs . mos from March ], 1910. s.. 500;
address. 20 Eldridge ST
LIBERTY ST, - and a.; store and rear part
of basement. Spencer Realty Co TO the Ea-
change Buffet Corporation: Is yrs from May
J. 1911: $4,000: address. 3 Broad ST
WEST ST. 305: Emma Baer to Nathan
Mitchell and Benjamin Silberstein, yrs from
Feb l. 1913. s.. 600: address. 305 West ST.
2D AVE, 2ooo. store floor etc; Patrick J
Kelly 10 Nicola SnoZzo. Yrs q mos from Nov
J. 1910. 81 100. address. 1000 ID ave
ID AVE, 1892: store and basement: Settle
Sternfels 10 Henry W Mumm; VT. from Nov
!, 1910: S1.4O0. address. 1880 ID ave.
27TH ST. is and I20 West: seventh loft;
g. : Construction co 10 Aaron krsm and
ano. yrs from Feb !. 1911. So 900; address.
q 81
New-York tribune., 1910-11-04
MARKET FOR JAMAICA PARCELS.

Herlert a. oBren has sold At Jamaica
u s Bender = plot soX1oo feet on the south
side of Terrace avenue. near Alsop street;
10 Arthur =. Jenkins A plot on the west
side Of New York avenue. north Of Atlantic
street. 10 9 Philson. five lots on the east
size Of Prospect street. south of Cumber-
land street: 10 Maria Palma q plot 50Xl00
feet on the east side Of Prospect street
north Of Atlantic street; 10 James Scarano
9 lot m the west side Of Washington street,
north Of Alta street: 10 George Mott a plot
of G7xll5 feet on the east side of Dean
street. 20 r. q. Plsou three detached
dwelling houses in Cumberland street; to
VI Ham four plots each 40Aleo feet. on
Adams avenue: 10 ". Y. Cruiser a three
story detached dwelling house at Jamaica
Manor and 10 Charles i coogan 175 lots
on the south side Of Lincoln avenue oppo-
site nunton Lodge.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-04
WOMAN'S BODY IN HALLWAY
Exposure to Storm Caused Death, Sur
geou Sdys-Not Yet Identified

One Of the tenants of the five story
house No. 21st street STUN bled across
the body OF an unidentified woman I'm the
hallway yesterday at noon She called in
PatrOlman Wernerberger of the 5th street
station. who summoned an ambulance
from Bellevue.
DR.. Moses. who responded. thought that
death was due to heart failure brought on
by exposure to the storm. The body was
that Of woman 50 years old. weighing
200 pounds. dressed in a white waist and
black skirt.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-04
BOOK EXPERT GETS VERDICT
Sued Howard Willetts for Making
Catalogue of His Library.

E II. Wendell. a book expert. got a
verdict for $500 against Howard Willetts.
the clubman and horse fanCier in ths
United States Circuit Court before Judge
Ray and jury. The plaintiff had fled a
claim for S4500 against the Clubman for
services in CatalOguing library At Gedney
Farm. the fine bone Of NIr. Winetss a.
White Plains. The house was burned early
I'm the morning OF November 80 OF last
,ear. on th4 dav lIr WilIetts received a
verdict for $26T 000 from n. w Poor & Co.
from whom he had bought bonds when
proved valuelesS-
The catalogue was Just finished before
the fire, and among the books was an
original edition of TEaCkeray with man
original Cruidksnank drawings The Il
brary according To expert evidence aC-
duced at the trial. was worth SlOU.p0. and
was fully covered by insurance. Mr. VIII
let's had left Gedney Farm soma t1rns
before the fire. and is now a resident OF
his estate at Great harrington, Mass
New-York tribune., 1910-11-04
REALTY NOTES.

Frederick Zittel & Sons were the brokers
81 the sale for Mary J. Bowler 20 client
for investment. the FIVE story American
hasGTnent dwelling house. 40. 250 West
1o5th street. on a lot 15x10e5 feet This
property is located % feet from the corner
% Broadway.
H. Ray Page IS the buyer of No. 3O4
West 167th street, reported sold recently
bv william J. Casey through Slawson &
Hobbs
New-York tribune., 1910-11-04
LIS PENOENS.
NOVEMBER 3

WASHINGTON AVE. =. part of Tot 81.
map of village Of Morrisania. 23xiNn- AnhIs
2 Ford agt Bella Lewis ct al fOreclOsure OF
mtg); attorneys A & r Bloch.
96TH ST $. 1s3 II Of Columbus ave.
21xl00.11; James Dowd aEt Pima 1nvestlns Z
90 et al foreclosure OF mtg; attorneys
Otis Otis.
10TH ST go and 242 East. Barnet Mich-
alover et ri ast Leon Cohen et al foreclosure
Of mtE). attorneys, Kantrowftz & Esberg-
CONVENT AVE. 4JI: Caroline Wells sst
Alfred K Barker - al foreclosure OF ntS)'
attorneys. Hitchings q Palliser-
WEEKS AVE. s. 25O n or Warren 81
1n0x100; Catholic Womens Benevolent Legion
szt Margaret Ktlduff foreclosure Of mtSl.
attorney. " d NcSulty.
18TH ST. 120 n of Madison ave:
~ 7XT5: Amelia WoIT sEt David Cohen - al
foreclosure Of mtgl, attorneys. Fixman q
New-York tribune., 1910-11-04
TWO LARGE LOANS REPORTED

The Cross Brown Company has secured
for the L. & r. Realty Company loan of
S250,000 or the twelve story building at
No. 225 to 229 West 39th street
The City Mortgage Company has made
q building loan of $500 O0O TO T J. Nc
Laughlin's Sons on the northeast corner Of
Broadway and 9Sth street. 1G011x19Sx ir-
regular, where an apartment house is being
erected
New-York tribune., 1910-11-04
q BLOCK FRONT DEAL

Teu7s Kresner has leased from the De
Pezerer estate for sixry-three years. the
block front on the vest side Of Pike street.
between East Broadway and Division street
old buildings. On Dot fronting l2s feet on
Pike street and - feet on each Of the
,fber thorouchfaYas Mr. Kresner. who
sets possession Of the property in May.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-04
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.

The auction sales held yesterday at the
Peal Estate Exchange SalesroomS, Nos. IA
ard Is Tesey street, resulted as follows:
BY Samuel Marx.
AMSTERDAM AVE, 1920 TO 1885. cor
12etb =. a91lN50. = sty fat and stores. l.
II Vocel agt John Rollmann II al: Hogel q
y aifvs. ! = Dobson. ref, amt due. 1883 Is;
+axeR etc ST7SS: sub to two prior mtgs sg-
CregatinC saa 600. to the plaintiff for s97.262
Bv Bryan l. Kennedy.
18TH ST. a. s 1sOG # Of L"noN ave
20 sNqa. II. : sly tnmt, r ]. Knoedler, aImTx,
set Emma Wehdebroc ct al; r & f j OGor-
man arfvs: q W olvanv. ref. amt due. slI.-
500 81: taxes etc, SS06 IS; to the plaintiff for
SI7 GOO
New-York tribune., 1910-11-04
BUYS ORANGE COUNTY FARM.

henry n. Fitch has sold for James II.
Green n Howard N. Smith. general pas
Eenesr agent of fhe Long Island Railroad
the property known the Wilks farm.
consisting Of 1a6 acres. about one mile
north of Washingtonville. orange County
y y u is part Of the old Clinton estate
which was occupied by the Clinton family
sn Colonial tirnes
New-York tribune., 1910-11-04
LEASES HOTEL RELLEcLAIRE.

The loan H. Fife Company has sold for
Albert r. Keen the furnishings, lease and
good viii Of The Hotel Belleclaire, at the
southwest corner Of Broadway and 18th
street. for about $4,000 10 Elmer F. Wood
bury. Of California The lease has nine
teen wears Ia run Al an aggregate rental.
Including taxes. Of over s.. 10000.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-04
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
NOVEMBER 3.

NOVEMBER 3
ELDRIDGE ST. 2tO and 2t2. Samuel
Hannes agt Maurice ! Burstein 81 al. Aug
8, 1910 tcancelled); s3s
ESSEX ST. I79 and ISL: Samuel Rosen-
berg aEt Abraham Neuman ct al. oct 10.
1910 tby boHdb; $50 80
MERCER ST, 231; Hyman Rosen ast No
ritz Well et al. Sept IA 1910: SIS
MERCER ST. 23i: Joseph Finkel ast Jo-
seph Buttenwieser et al; Sept lS 1910.
SoI5.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-04
OWNS OLD FLOUR MILL SITE.

louis Ninskv IS the purchaser Of the old
Eecker-Jevell-Jones flour mill property at
the Sou1 hesSt corner Of Broome and Lewis
streets I5NE125 feet. the sale Of which by a
syndicate Of operators was recently re-
ported The sellers acquired the property
al auction = couple Of weeks ago for $50 100
New-York tribune., 1910-11-04
YoNKERs CLUBHOUSE SOLD

The TeLtonia Society of Yonkers has sold
its clubhouse at Mes. - and 81 Buena
Vista avenue, on plot 5Ox129 feet The
purchaser is the Prospect House Settle
ment Association. which will use the build
ing for sottlement N-nrk
New-York tribune., 1910-11-04
NOVEMBER 8.
MANHATTAN

10GTH ST. 81 East; to a sty brick me-,
ing house; a clark. z East 1O6th az owner
Sc. 600.
18Th ST. 34e West: 70 a 2 sty brick dwls.
Church Extension COMMITTEES Of the Presoytery
& WIckenhoefer. 200 5th ave. architects. cos''
SO. 900.
GRAND ST, .. 1901 n W Of Madison ~.
TO a sty brick tsnmt. y Bernstine. % Weso
9th ST. owner; SommsrfeId & Steckler. IL
Union Square. architects: cost. 5000.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-04
LEASE OF A NEW JERSEY HOTEL

John Tyler. 81 The Hotel Gazette" has
scld for s. LUnd 10 James II. Brennan. the
lease and furnishings Of the new Hotel
Clinton. East Orange y. J.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-04
NEW BUSINESS CHANGE

George " Hoyt formerly with The
Charles r. Noyes Company. * now con-
-7ected with the Cross & Brown Company
New-York tribune., 1910-11-04
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT.

NOVEMBER 3.
BANCROFT ST. g 50 II Of nzfellov
ave. 1J6x1OO. Chichester Realty 90 loans
J-sOna Construction Co. S64. 600
New-York tribune., 1910-11-04
ALTERATION PLANS.

Hoe ave owner: Harry Howell f4eth 81 ana
Sd ave. architect: cost. $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-04
WOMAN BUYS A LARGE LOFT BUILDING
Mrs. Randolph Guggenhemer Gives Howell Apartment House
in Part Payment for 18th Street Structure.
VEsToR NOW OWNS THE FLORHAM, IN WEST 9th S

1912. is contemplating erecting a ten stor7
loft building on the site
New-York tribune., 1910-11-04
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE or TO LET
WEsTCHESTER COUNTY.

PHILIPSE MANOR ON THE HUDSON
One mile unobstructed river frontage: 80 mod
residences near compilation Address
PHTLIPSE MANOR co.
PhiIipsa Manor New York
New-York tribune., 1910-11-04

AMSTERDAM AVE. ec5. 8 ETY. hrk. "a III
100. EzpeTt Realty Co 10 Louise GiEsling I'M .
New-York tribune., 1910-11-04
RECOROED TRANSFERS.

with name ana address OF purchaser
NOVEMBER 3
MANHATTAN
New-York tribune., 1910-11-04

BANCROFT ST. n s. so II OF LongfelloW
ave. lsSrloo; Nov .; demand u per cent;
U.ona Construction CO 10 chichester Realty
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-19
TodaY,s Games.

Grafton at Fairmcnt d
Warrington at ciarksbyrs.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-19
THURSDAY is
LADIES DAY
BALL DIRECTORS DECIDED ON
INTERESTING QUESTION
LAST NIGHT.

7
At a meeting of the directors OF the
Fairmont Baseball Association held
last night It was decided that on every
Thursday that there is a game at
South Pide Park during the present
season shall be Ladies' day. On Thurs.
days at the local games ladies viii be
admitted free. This has always been
popular move and the custom VII
prevail. In June the team wlllplay on
three Thursdays at home. Today will
be the first Ladies' day Of the season.
Another natter that was decided
upon last night was that a moving pic.
ture show will be operated at South
Side Park at nights. A machine will
be fitted up in the grand stand and a
large curtain will be stretched in the
field. People can see the pictures
from the seats in the grand stand. Re,
freshments will be served.
J; The score board in the front Of the
field will soon be ready for use and
here the progress of the games Of the
West Virginia league will be given the
spectators while they witness the
homo game,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-19
MRSI GOOGLE DEAD
WELL KNOWN WOMAN DIED LAST
EVENING AT HER HOME ON
EAST SIDE.

Last evening at FIVE o'clock at her
home on East Park and fMorgahtown
avenue; occurred the death Of Mrs.
Mary A. Google after a ten days III
ness from pneumonia.
Two weeks ago Mrs, Google con.
tracted severe cold which later de.
veloped into pneumonia which was the
direct cause Of her death.
{. Deceased was formerly Miss Mary
Hawkinberry and she had resided in
husband, BENJAMIN F. Google, died
eight years ago.
3 Surviving herare four sons, Charles,
Frank. James and j. Lowery Google.
all OF this city. A sister Miss Ria
Hawlsinberry and two bsothers, Frank
and Charles, also survive
MRS. Google was a meipbef % the
|M. d. denomination. having united
with sthe church, forty:five years ago.
She Vas a devoted mother and her
death has brought great sorrowto her
family and friends.
Funeral services Will be held on
Friday morning at 10 o'clock from the
family residence and interment viii
be made in Maple Grove Cemetery.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-19

Todayis4 Games.
Philadelphia ae'st. Ionis.
Boston at Pittsburg.
Brookiyi{at Chicago
New York at Cincinnati.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-19
WEST VIRGINIA STATE LEAGUE.
Ysstsrday's Results.

Mannington 5; TairmoRt 4,
Gratfon,ap cIarksbu.gt+.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-19
.JNANNINGTON
GOES HIGHER
pRlLLgRs WON VERY INTEREST.
ING GAME ON LOCAL GROUNDS
YESTERDAY.

Warrington strengthened her posi-.
ton in first place yesterday afternoon
by defeating tho Hunters at sout;.
Side Park. with the exception of til.
third inning, when the locals vent OF
on an excursion in dirlgible, tie
game was an interesting one. The On
c'Irsion was of short duration aud then
the locals settled down to gain whit
had been lost. Success was coaiL.S
their way when Warrington to foltrfy
her position already gained sent Cnaai-
hers to the mound, and from that ui..e
on there was never a moment but that
the fat was in the IRE. The boys niaiS.
a heroic struggle against the big .a!y
HEAVIER, but failed to connect with The
delivery. Had Barnhart continued it.
the game there would have seen >.
different story to tell.
The game was IN Interesting one
throughout and there were stages
when the excitement was Intensely
keen. The Hunters are undlsmayed
and will regain MI that has bsrn loss
4 \
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-19
MINERS REFIUsE e. WoRK.

WILKEsBAREaE, PA, May 1e.A
large number or miners employed by
the iiehigh Wiley Goal company near
Ayoca, 4 few miles from scipntop
refused 70 50 Is work this m0fning
fearing fIalleys comet.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-19
Standing Of the Clubs.
TomorroW's Games
Falrmont at Warrington,
Clarksburg at Grafton.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yestefday's Results.

Cleveland 8; washington 4.
st, Louis 8; New York 0,
Chicago 2; PHILADELPHIA 4.
.Detroit-Raln.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-19

Special salepto, Bullets and Side
boards at ]. H. sntder's Friday. ct
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-19
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results,

Boston i; lPittsUhrg So
Brooklyn 2. Chicago 8.
Philadelphia 2 ;;esf. Louis 5.
New York 10: Cincinnati G.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-13
COUNTRY CLUB DIRECTORS
APPOINT NEW COMMITTEES

The new Oahu Country Clab directors
went into executive session yesterday
afternoon in 7. .. Toung's office at
the Waternouse Trust Company and APP
pointed new committees to Liven things
up q bit more at the club. Al the
annual meeting in the roof garden OF
the Young Hotel last Thursday even
ing. when the new officers were elec,-
eli. It was suggested that live ones who
were interested in various sports be
appointed on the committees and yes
5erdav the directors picked the llvest
ones they could think of. y. II. Me
Inerny. J. NJ n.gg-, r. r. Reidford
and /. Q. Young. with T. II. Armstrong
as chairman. were chosen Tor the new
house committee. The directors named
J. !. BeIser. F. Hajstead, NsHIam
Wogn and {. p Morse. with George
Anrus IS chairman, for rhe greens
committee. and then adjourned without
discussing anything in particular be-
von5 the routine club affairs.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-13
NO JOY RIDING FOR
PORTLAND TEACHERS
Speedy Night Auto Trips Tabooed
Violation Will Mean
Discharge.

PORTLAND, Oregon, Sc brember s.
Young women teachers, who expect TO
hold positions in the Portland schools,
must be careful about riding in auto
mobiles. Anything that resembles =
JOY ride viii result II disaster for the
teacher The school board will take
notice of such things All information
reaching Superintendent Rigler abou.
young women teachers taking fast rides
at night viii be investigated, and II
the charges are found true, the guilty
young women viii be dismissed. This
was the dietum handed ont after star
chamber meeting OF the school board
today.
One overworked teacher last year
took an automobile ride She explain,
cd that the ride was with q relative
5lt the superintendent thought other
wise. ami the board agreed with him
She viii not be 4 teacher in the Local
schools this wear. Who she is, and
other data about the case, IS known only
bv the superintendent and board. anl
they won't tell. But they say al
example mas been made.