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The Washington times., 1911-11-25
GAME At HILLTOP
|. CANCELLED BECAUSE
OF SOGGY GROUNDS
University of Maryland Will
Not Play Georgetown
This Afternoon.

Owing to the wretched condition of
the field at Georgetown, there will be
no game there today between the Uni
versity of Maryland and Georgetown.
The recent heavy rains have made the
gridiron a veritable morass. the straw
being mingled with the mud and water
until It would be impossible to conduct
a football game there.
Realizing the condition Manager
Walsh. of the Georgetown eleven. has
Cancelled the game scheduled for today.
and now the greatest care will be taken
of the field in order to have 1t In shape
for the battle with Lehigh next Thurs
day.
The Washington times., 1911-11-25
Football Results

these scores are what they did to eac
other last year:
Yale, 0; Harvard, 0.
Army, o. Navy, 3.
Carlisle, II; Johns Hopkins, 0.
Brown-Trinity-s
George etown- -Maryland---
Lafayette, IL Lehigh, o.
w. and j., 3; Villanova, 0.
Gallaudet- Maryland Aggies-s
St. Johns Washington College
. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Wisconsin. 10; Chicago, 0.
Michigan n-Nebraska-
Minnesota Illinois,
Randolph Macon, II; Richmond, 6.
Roanoke Wake Forest
.Did not play in 1910.
The Washington times., 1911-11-25
Government AviatOrs
AT Army-Navy Game

Captains Paul Beck, Charles D.
Chandler, and Roy C. Kirkland, H. H.
Arnold, Thomas Milling, and Kennedy
are in Philadelphia today to attend the
Army-Navy football game.
1t was their intentions to have flown
in their biplanes from College Park,
Nd, to Philadelphia for the game, but
as they leave here Monday for Augusta,
Ca, they abandoned the plan.
The Washington times., 1911-11-25
Huge Throng Sees Army
Battle Navy at Frank
lin Field.
ToDAY's LINEUP.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Nov, 25.--
Twenty-seven thousand persons packed
Franklin Field this afternoon, and saw
the elevens of the Army and Navy
face each other in mortal combat. The
threatening weather of the morning
cleared away before noon, and the
spectacle was brilliant in the extreme.
Shortly before 2 o'clock the cadets
corps from West Point marched In
serried lines behind their crack band.
This awolSe the enthusiasm of all. arc
the brilliant black, gray. and gold ban
ners of the West Pointers, ripping In
the strong breeze, were dipped in re-
sponse to the thunder of applause
sweeping over the mighty tlrong
Then came the battalion of midship-
men, swinging along to Anchors
Aweigh," played In faultless style by
their own band. They. too, marched
along the sidelines, reached their cheer
Ing section. and broke into column Of
Tours, each MILDLY going Immediately
to his seat.
Army Team Appears.
When the Army eleven, clad in their
blue sweaters, bundled up to their chins,
ran out upon the field, the cheering
broke loose, not to end until the final
whistle blows this afternoon. They
were punting the ball up and down
the gridiron, when the Navy team ap-
peared, Captain Dalton, the sturdy
kicker, running ahead
Plans for ground rules engaged the
two captains and the officials in a
short talk. and then silence settled upon
the crowded stands when the elevens
lined up for the kickoff. ..
Condition of the Field.
Pennsylvania has made every sacri-
flce to have the field in good condition.
but despite this it was heavy going,
and the conditions will retard the speed
of which both elevens have been boast
ing. The field was covered with
liberal coating Of straw. but even
this had failed to offseet the ravages of
the two days os rain.
While Navy has an advantage in
weight, which should be used to good
advantage, on the slippery field, the
opinion of experts Is that the teams
are as well matched as any that have
faced each other in this series. The
Army Is pointing with pride at it's de-
feat of Yale without allowing the Blue
to score. while the Navy's most credit
able achievement was In holding Prince
ton to a 0 to tie.
Because few felt qualified to pick
a winner with any degree of assurance
that their forecast would go righth, the
betting Is much lighter than in the
past, with the Navy a slight favorite.
The Washington times., 1911-11-25
Trinity PLAYS Brown.

HARTFORD, Conn, Nov. 25.-With
every player reported as fit, Trinity
Colleges undefeated football team
left today for East Greenwich. II. J..
where the men Will remain over
night, going to Providence tomorrow
for the game with Brown.
The Washington times., 1911-11-25
Wash Day.

Teacher-Why weren't you at school
yesterday, Johnny?
Johnny-It was wash day. Miss Mary.
Teacher-You didn't have to stay az
home lust because it was wash day. did
Johnny-Yessum; couldn't CONG to
school without pants, could lTEx-
change.
The Washington times., 1911-11-25
Alas, Poor YOrick!

Many people at your performance of
Hamlet last night" "a
Crowded house."
ANY deadheads?"
"One-Yoricks skull. Boston Traris
script
The Washington times., 1911-11-25
Nelson Fights Tonight.

BUFFALO, N. Y. Nov. 25.-Bat Nell
son former worlds lightweight charp-
pion meets Louie de Fonthleu. Frai'll
Erne's French champion here tonight.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-16
TO DEVELOP LONG ISLAND CITY
Capitalists Purchase Land on Queens
boro Bridge Plaza.

Two important moves were made during
the week toward the development Of the
important business centre in Queens Bor-
ough surrounding the Greensboro Bridge
Plaza IN Long Island City. syndicate OF
Manhattan and Queens capitalists pur-
chased a plot at the corner OF the Bridge
Plaza south and Prospect street. with 100
feet frontage on the plaza for which 80
900 was paid. This is the first OF the large
plots on that site OF the plaza to pass into
the hands Of promoters.
The purchasers intend 10 develop the tract
for an Office building. The plans for Il are
being drawn and work Will be begun in the
spring II is said the capitalists interested
IN the purchase OF this plot are negotiating
for other tracts in the nelghborhood
Also during the week plans were filed with
the building bureau in queens for big Of
fee building 70 be erected between Radde
and Academy streets. on the north side Of
the plaza. This building will cost, accord
ing to the estimates accompanying the
plans IN the Buildings Bureau. 100000.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-16
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address ot purchaser
MANHATTAN.
OCTOBER IA

with name and address ot purchaser
MANHATTAN.
OCTOBER "A.
AVE Q. 5e. 24x64 Gussle A Engel 20 Fannie
p cohen mtg 100000; oct o. 800 address l'S
Broadway.
HOUSTON ST. 2s3 East. 25x1Oo; Edwin 3
King trustee. 90 Peter Rigney; July o. \
part Si2.50o. address. 1875 Union 81. Brooklyn
HOUSTON ST. 2s3 East. 25xioo; same 70
slme. July = p part. sl2.5OO; address. same as
above
wrr.LE.Tr ST. % and 81. 43x irreg: Edward
Mandel % Elizabeth Mandel; oct H. SlV' ha-
dross. 524 Grand -.
wrrrFrr er. Sc. osx1oo. wuIett st. a, 25r
100. same TO same all tile; oct 3: 500 al
dress. same above.
oath ST. s. 50 n " ot PARK ave e., 55SlSo: SnS'
Helen Kahn John T Calden lmtg SoA'ooO)'
oct 8 81. address. Bayside, Long Island.
9th ST. PA and PIG East. 5oxloo; l Gioysn- o,d,
mario Trreila 20 Prince Realty co mig S-o'V'V)
81 address 226 Lafayette ST.
THE BRONX
BEAUMONT AVE cor lS3a 3D. st. ;,s s?5t5 sS5
oct iS. SlOo. address. 2Ss East l6lst ST.
CLINTON AVE. w cor 17sth ST 1oxlW,
Christina kronenberger IN lawyers ~ iolleI1o, 80
Construction co. al LENS oct il, a. a4'' -'S'
1854 -eabury Place.
PARAMOUNT PLACE, n $. 6s n OF
clinton ave. 2lx10o. Jennie y kennedy 70 Kama. ma
riae Lynch: OFT If, ST. address. 2o4th 81 an'
Hudson River.
LOTS to 10. Block 90. map Pelham ham ? PasT *
Egmouf stiles 10 Walter " Taylor sept - 81
address. 1891 Boston Road.
PLOT BEGINS $40 q o n White Plains Roea
and $50 70 n ~ Norris Park ave. 25KloO Josep,
ZeIIer to Charles J. Frey mtg S3,5Vp' oc' lS'
800. address. 1905 Tntervale ave.
PLOT BEGINS 1875 n w OF white Plains Road
and 20 n r of Morris Park ave. 2oXloOL An anon so
Iandgrobe 20 Kate schmidt mtg 500; sept %
81 address. 5057 Hull ave.
SAME PROPERTY Kate Schmidt to Hattie
A Landgrebe Cntg S92.jUo). Sept ~ ~ adu'es'
6Tl Norris Park ave.
RIVER AVE. s w cor l5Oth st. s7Hllox irreg
Howard " Richardson 20 Inner circle Really
Corporation mtg $4,000 sept 20 81 ADDRESS,
50 Liberty ST.
WEBSTER AVE. W :. lot 8s. map william y
VI Zbo~ovsn 25xsO: Edwin Q Dusenbury 70 20
siah a Briggs mtg Sl.5OOJ; oct l8' SloV' ao
dress. g3n5 Andrews ave.
lT7TH ST. n T. 2i0 n Of Morris ave. 25xlO,
TeaheIa Blair 20 Herbert J Cantrall; Oct 49, Sli
address. +5lS Park ave
15STH sr. g g. % n of Trinity ave. strip,
5SxlOO. Max Ka'z et al 20 Polatschek spencer
Realty Co. Sept p. 81 address. 9"s 81 Nlcho'ds
ave
2ojTH ST. n lot 55f. map Ge'rge F Opdykke;;
25xII4: Annie D'Ambra 70 Charles y Rusti oc'
-. 81. address, I4l quincy st, BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-16
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Edwards r Rowland TO Adolphus RosemuI-
Ter; ST.
Trust Co: s22 900
Andrew Munro 20 American Bible So
cietv. 81.
Tillie Gutter to Blanche p C;oIdfarb; 81
German Savings Bank 20 Peyton Van Rens-
Eelaer $1,000
Bronx Borough Bark 70 William e Bergen; 81.
Mary Deaken 70 Title Guarantee and Trust
Co: $4,000
Henry II Elliott 10 Graham Sumner; 5000
Howard II Mosher 70 Otto Horwitz 800.
Clement Le Boutier to Sarah " lie Bounl-
lier $4,000
Lizzie Stlllpass 70 Charles Bloch: 500.
Julia Roth 70 Charles calm: 81
Ellhu Root and ano. trustees. TO George p G
de Hederia. S6l5 600
Grace r Brady 10 Margaret F McKeever; $500.
Wilhelm Nppold and 70 oswald Jhl-
man. 81. 500.
Same 10 Emil Gerstenberger; $4,000.
William c Bergen 70 Title Guarantee and
Trust CO. SOS. 900.
Lawyers Mortgage Co 70 New York Life In
surance Co: S225 600.
George Jantzer 10 Joseph Jantzer: SIS 600.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-16
MECHANICS LIENS.

JACKSON AVE, 9 cor l6lst ST. "a 3N42T
irreg, Philip Rosenthal agt Celia SchwortzTelch'
owner and contractor; $50.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. cor oath 81, l0ox
li2.1. Voska, Foesch & Sildo Guc) egt High.
wood Realty and Construction Co. owner ara
contractor: Sl.32S S3.
MORNINGsIDE DRIVE = cor l2lst st.
10i l0xis1.3, Patrick Rourke agt ss Morning-
side Drive CO, owner, Stevenson construction
Co. contractor. S21. 900.
BROADWAY 100: e. 7 Marin CO agt
Mary ", John J and Thomas J Emery ana
Gerard Trust Co owners. Mercantile Construc-
tion co. contractor; SAD a.
5TH AVE, T24; same agt Jessie Farquharson
and Margaret WhesicCk. owners; Acrcantile
Construction co, contractor; Sl44 H.
AVENUE B. e8 and 9Th st, Ola East
Charles I Rosenblum agt Hugo Realty CO.
owner. Jacob VI Schwartz. contractor: S13s 10.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-16
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address cf lenders attorney
OCTOBER H.
MANHATTAN

1ilDbtsk IT.
MANHATTAN.
HOUSTON ST. g. s. bet clinton and suffolk
SITS. being Iot a. map part Leanderts farm. 18th
Ward. 2-ylU0. Feb 20. 1905. Adam a Schopp 10
wall st
ORCHARD ST. 49, 90 lOxs7.6. Nov 2s. 1905.
c.nsreeat.on sheye,I Achlm A1seue, ,, Slonm 6Td
torney. Seth Robinson, 1 Liberty 81.
VEST -f. g. 81 q or Charles ST. runs ms .
So 10y p 5 g5aE 49, ~ 10 beg Jq,y TO- iS6" lS"
atf0ruev d p Goidfarb. 3j Nassau 81.
60 AVE- 7G2 20 166 cor OF 41st st. 40 *
co. June l6 1909. Louis ard = I ottmann and
Fueda lynch. trUs. 10 Charles T. Rushmore
wall Fl.
nth AVE n o cor ~ aoth st 81 syl2s. Aprt
r.. 1911. N'w York White 'ross MIX 80 70
N01nsu ~ Price GO. 5000. attorney. George +
Allison. rs Broadway.
lS4rH ST. - West. 1sH9l 7rls 71s6 4. oct Is.
1905; Mary Irene Rogers 10 Fannie p Down.
81 500, attorney Title Guarantee ana Trust Co.
lGO broadway
BOSTON RD. q o. 9o27 n of TN
NOW l6'ih' n. ruuF l2sN " 20 lani now o5
land l39 "a t0 s o s. Boston r 20 20 beg
Qtfn 20. IS - 80 m of Park am ave, COX
zoos. Alar H. 1905 samuel Kahn 10 David
Mayer Brewing o.. $1,000. attorney n Nuss-
baum. 2il Broadway
COURT ORDER. oct g. 1911 % discharge
without production oi original mtg dated aug =
fI76r5s W Greenwood no. Harr, O. hart. 5000
auorney Phillip - Dean. 100 Broadway.
PARAMOUNT formerly Waverly0 p- n f.,
f4.H clinton ave. 81 GXIOo. April -. 1910;
Katharine Ltu0n Orb Jennie kenncdf. 5000.
attorney Alfred Baker. - West 42d 50.
HOFFMAN, ST. " p io47 q u lssth ST. 80 so
500 II. July 49, zoos. Giovanni Damlauo 10 Ouo
o. Lsllns $1,000, attorney. VI Henry. loia
Hlfhrata ave.
- lot %. map 1874 part .rlask estate ciason. =
Point. June p 1905. 81 Dowd Co sarah
-mrse8. SI.loO. attorney. Title Guarantee and
Trust c. llu Broadway.
LOT - t0 81 same man and date: same 70
same. 81 ij2 90
LOTS lai and 152. man 1870 NJ 1e7 lots Hunt
er estate ort 10. 1895 Thomas p story % iud
son y Rose 60. 5000. address. ~ West ioth s.
NORTH ST. -. 100 Il Of Grand ave. eo1loo,
New-York tribune., 1911-10-16
NUNK OUT OF THE GAME
Cornell Captain Injured in Penn.
State Game.
-Rr TeIerraph 70 The Tribune

ithaca. oct 15.-The Cornell football
team suffered the loss Of its most eXperi-
enced line-man. Captain William Munk, as
a result of an injury he suffered during
the game with Penn State Munk limped
on the field. and within two minutes time
was taken out for him, and finally he was
forced to retire. lie will be out Of the
game for at least two weeks and possibly
O. month.
Reed said to-day that the work Of sew
eraI PLAYERS disappointed him yesterday.
and it is inferred that a shift will take
place tomorrow. Tonight the coaches
held n lecture in which they attempted 10
criticise and demonstrate the faulty work
of the men Yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-16
BOYS EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
West Side Y. NJ. G. A. Opens One
Department Head Tells Of Conditions.

An employment bureau FOR boys has
been opened by the boys department OF
the West Side Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION, Eighth avenue and 9th street.
A. S. Reed, who is in charge OF II. said
that the demand for boys was greater than
the supply.
There are boys-plenty OF them-look-
ing for work" he added. but many OF
them lack training. IL will be the function
Of the boys bureau not only 10 bring the
boy and the job together but also TO
train the boys in the recently opened
school for boys"
New-York tribune., 1911-10-16
BROOKLYN ELEVEN BEATEN
Jersey Athletic Club Soccer
Team Is Unexpectedly Strong.

Meeting the strong Jersey Athletic Club,
champions of the National League tie
Brooklyn Football Club went down 10 de-
feat by the close score Of . goals 10 T. The
game was played yesterday afternoon at
Marquette oval Brooklyn. and many spec
tators were present Although Brooklyn
lost. IL made a splendid showing.
The lineup follows.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-16

Nov 2 1910; Helen r Casey h Arthur Ernst
$500: attorneys Parker & Ernst. III broad"as'
PERRY AVE. " =. 2T5 n OF Woodiawn rd.
25xio0; April H. 1905: william G Bergen 70
Amend l19 Nassau -.
PART Of lot SO. map East Ward OF Melrose,
35xlbsx2fxlIS; Aug 3. 1895. George Ffencke 70
Amanda NJ Twas: $1,000; attorney, Malcolm
9undheimer. n Nassau 81.
134rH ST. $, 200 n Of Trinity ave. runs
lp3.sx 70 OF 225 n from cor OF Trinity
ave n l05.sx % 10 beg; Oct IL. 1907: Will
lam Holschuh 70 Rudolf Glaettli: s., 900: attor-
news u a q Q 2 Havdt. II William 81
New-York tribune., 1911-10-16
FEATURES AT BUDGET EXHIBIT.

Moving pictures illustrating how police |
dogs are trained 10 capture criminals. the
riot drill and other police work VIII be
shown at to-day's session Of the Budget !
Exhibit Tomorrow will be given over TO
the Department Of Water Supply, Gas and
Electricity, and from noon 10 o'clock /
from 10 o'clock and from to o'clock ]
New-York tribune., 1911-10-16
NEW JERSEY.
RUTHERFORD. n. j.

9is miles out. express trains AZ all hours. vi
seats for all: most beautiful, purest water
supply Borough removes snow early. making
access easier than In the city. charming
house; every convenience Cor easy economical
housekeering planned for comfort N winter as
we'll as summer: double oak floors pane.lef
dining rooms gas kitchen. four unusual oedrooms'
tiled bath fireplace highest class equipment.
steam. gas. electricity nice lot sttrscriy .
neehborhood, convenient 20 stations, most at
yantageous time 20 buy. s. 100. 500 cash bal
Pufherf0rd
New-York tribune., 1911-10-16

due IS 095 05: taxes etc, 81 sos 81 sub 10 seven
mtrs agsregating S63. 900
MAPLE ST. =, 100 q Of Ave A, 2oxloo'
Wlliamsbridge. NJ r Dolan q al agt Co.opera
tive Construction Co of Willlamsbridge ~ al. ,
Fitzgerald atty. G J Leslie, ref amt que
Xif .0Gi q. taxes. etc. S68i 25
on FRIDAY.
AT 40. s15s THIRD AVENUE.
By Joseph P. Day.
JACKSON AVE. 1904 70 lO1s. $ cor l52th 81
i0Ox2O siy tenmt and stores; l Dunn-
Rotsset agt n J Cuddy et all G Fowler et,y
VI Sbeiiabarrer. ref: amt due. 81. .2o5 9s: taxes
sl64 50.
BY Herbert A. sherman.
GILBERT PL. n cor Faile ST. 2OxlUO va va
cant. Broad Realty Co agt Jesse u saInilsoSh
Reaitv and Construction Co et al, c II Friedrionn,
attv; T sherman. ref; amt due ~ 80 o.
taxes etc S52 "a, sub 20 FIRST mtg OF S5'VOV'
New-York tribune., 1911-10-16
wEsTCHEsTEK COUNTY.

HAVE A BEAUTIFUL ESTATE IN IVES :
chester County, over 100 acres, eqnidis'ant :
from sev-on-the-H Hudson or Scarsdaie. gra "a
view OF Palisades and beyond. year-round res
dence In country: fine drives. two brooks On
property: portion woodland. other open, Two
farmhouses ana outbuil6ings on premises, sell
whole or portion AZ STO0 acre. N inlmediafey
aol6 Write PAPGATN 40 Tramcnf ave
New-York tribune., 1911-10-16
RECORDED LEASES.

with name and address OF lessee)
OCTOBER -.
AVE P So Office In rear part OF store; Na-
than Tennerbaum 10 T n N CO; yrs hos
from oct Z. 1911; s240. address. 81 Ave B.
JEROME AVE 1872, cor store and part cellar:
Henry Poschen 20 Henry Zimmerman; yra rrom
oct l. 1911. $3.50. address. 2s3s Briggs ave.
t4TH ST. 215 West all Mary De B Macau,ey
10 Rita A williams yrs mos from OCT H.
1911. So 100. address 2I5 West 14th 81.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-16
LIS PENDENS.

i1sTH ST s. 275 # OF eth ave-. s2x10o. IL .
two actions; Joseph 7. Wood agt James 9
Crawford et al foreclosure Of two mtgs); at
torneys Ftxman. Lewis & Seligsberg.
BROOK AVE, " s. 100 Y Of 10th st, 23x9o
Arnold c We'll aEt Peter Criscuolo et al fore
closure OF mtg. attorney, " Newhouse.
GOTH at. 220 West. Katharine Elias sgt
Owen Treanor ct al foreclosure Of mtg)i attor-
nev. W L Osterwes.
nth ST : s. lots 1870 and 200, blk s; charles
M Scheuerrnaun agt George 4 scheuermann et
al (partitionJ; attorney, F Greene
BELMONT AVE. = 100 y OF lSsth St
SO 4xs7 3: Vincenzo Luongo sgt George Brown
et al specific performance; attorney. A Ro-
magma.
LOT s9s map Of sec A. vyse estate. The
Bronx. Eleanor A Storm agt Amelia NJ White
e. al foreclosure OF mtg attorneys Darlington
& Pierce.
COMMERCE ST. SO; Albert Berry agt Emma
" Mestsnz foreclosure OF mtg) attorney c
5 Taber.
HUGHES AVE, =, 100 u Of William St
50x656. Carmine Netrano e al 2St european
Construction Co Caction 20 torcclose mechanic
LEM; attorney, a J Romagna.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-16
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

87TH ST. 4 and g West; Abby Story Marshall
loans Mdville Realty Co S45, 600.
OLD BROADWAY. . $. 1913 II $ Of Lawrence
81 25IxIIe: city Mortgage Co loans Eilermann
estate SCI 900.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-16

Az Batrs oval BROOKLYN. tho Clan No
r,u,lds disposed of the Yonkers T.. q. by
o. score Of Q goals 10 T. TWO minutes after
NAV started Porter tailed for the Yonkers
eleven. but before the half ended Bell
o,...,.eI t.n matters The second half was
To,idadl, boz favor OF the McDonald7. Peters
,l.e,ycd the ball on % pass from Thompson.
thereby putting the McDonalds IN the ieao.
,,-,,l,i,,g' the bail through from a scri1I-
80 THOMPSON was credited with the
anal goal Of the day.
T,Eo lineup follows.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-16
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

MY 70 ACRE UP-TO-DATE PLACE, SUIT
able for gentienan's residence. mas 500 feet
altitude. lots OF fruit: good water: centrally 10
Gated. near river: lots OF timber: picnic grounds,
with two shantfes: eight buildings. IN excellent
condition Including two pretty bungalows. stock.
farm implements wagons, tools and crop; price
So. 500; this is real opportunity. 30 DON'T dela'
address JOHN a JOHNSON Mount Pleasant.
Fast Hampton. Conn Also farm of 200 acres
lots of timber; high location; large good house,
81 500 l8xlI1
200 ACRES. All. KINDS FRUIT. 2 SETS
houses and farm buildings. Running water in
almost all buildings, brook; $500.
260 acres, elevation 100 feet: me view -
Catskills. running water. prom house, ine
summer resort $500.
40 acres. Q room house running wat-r. $500.
7 T TANK CHATHAM X. T.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-16
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

SIMPSON ST :. 22ss Il n OF 1881 81:
Barrett Manufacturing 60 agt Podgur Realty
Co et al: Sept 10. 1871 $3.50 76.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-16
REAL ESTATE.

TO Let FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
AT THE LOWEST RENT ~ MANHATTAN
Entire block. bounded by Greenwich. washing
ton, Morton and Barrow SITS. JAMES X CRUl1%-
SHANK. 30 Pine ST.. tel 227l John, or WM. q.
FITZPATRICK. az the building, tel 34l9 Snr'ng,
New-York tribune., 1911-10-16

MADISON AVE, 4th ave 26th ana 9th SITS;
- a l sty amusement place Madison Square
Garden Association, owner. Auto Manufacturers
Association East 42d 81. lessee: " Ellison,
1893 broadway architect. $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-16
BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.

ST. PARK PLACE. NEAR NEW YORK AVE
nue.. tonv section, modern swell IRON; res-
dence; parouette floors. electric Lights would
consider small property or lots on account.
ELLIOTT. ~ Court ST. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-16

Some OF those who took part in the ma
uonal tournament AZ Baltusrol last week
viii compete in an invitation meeting over
the links of the Huntingdon Valley Coun-
try Club. near Philadelphia, to-day. to-
morrow and "Wednesday. caleb e. Foot
has presented a beautiful cup which must
he won three tines by a player before be-
coming her personal property.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-16
CONNECTICUT.

BEAUTIFUL. INEXPENSIVE. ACCESSIBLE
farms. all sizes; orchards acreage; $1,000
laundry FOR 81 coo. honest description Illus
trated catalogue. DIBBLE FARM AGENCY,
New-York tribune., 1911-10-16

,.' ming that tle Lehish game brought
q, prominently Was tlo all around aolllty
a'i az Glar'erbacE j. viii be- remem-
81. mat the work ~ Farr last year ln
d, -a'As.e indian Same was the feature
sd. contest and it almost seems az u
es-- .'e he.d general had never had a FAR
az Princeton 90 show his true worth
n i,,.'ue Judging from his regent work.
rr. Z. a5 If the coaches NJ ght do well 10
t,s.4 4'm a thorough trial in the position.
ps,. Tie speedy Iendietou 10 his old
we've al hslmack
nsr. "s io football critic whose 1uds-
t.,.l. -ai be respected. lafayette has
- 49, 'a Kelly Who lis more than likely
'-liug candidate for all-American
New-York tribune., 1911-10-16

v0n.ers I . Tlme" HaIF's OF % mlnutea eatI
vbe Critchleys champions OF the Me-"
,...I state League received an unexpected
81 az the hands Of tho CamerOns. al
go Cortlandt Park. being beaten hy o.
erore of goals 10 p
In a first section league game the Mcheh,
80. ecored a victory over the clan McDun
bv a score Of goals to at Harlem s, oea,
,ordsv afternoon. S. 3. Dunn scored
tUo goals for the winners, while -.
lIc Uas credited with the single polui
t,o1o bv the losers All the scoring was
l" i't,s in the FIRST half
New-York tribune., 1911-10-16

Taflrro. 4 IaUrlo- IInNFTUon TIOTT, IT00t-
fvr. MacGroror. Jersey q. a.. Goals Kettles
V--I6~on. Jersey a. g.. Watts. Brooklyn. Time
Halves rf 40 minutes.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-16

rrforrr. .G q. CalulUOti, EfothItn I. O.. 1od.4
-. 90 psfa-r Thompson. Clan MrD0nalds. Porter
I,..'',,,..-s + a. Time Halves Of 40 minutes each