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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-01
CHESS PLAYERS GATHERING
Early Arrivals at Trenton Falls, N Y.
for State Meeting.


Trenton Falls. y. Y. July Sl.-Among the
early arrivals AT the meeting Of the New
York state Chess Association at the Hotel
Trenton here to-day were Major J. Moore
Hanham. the veteran representative Of the
Manhattan Chess Club. OF New York; Ed
ward y. oily, Of Hasbrouck Heights. N ].
former chess champion Of New Jersey;
T p. Perry Of New York, once a
Harvard player: l. 2. Scheiber. Of New
York: Mr. and Mrs George n. Cheney. OF
Syracuse. r. J. Guckemus and Karl F.
Symonds OF Utica; II Ring Of Hartford
Conn; T. q. Mowry. a former Princeton
representative; W Scripture and d. Fran
els Seare OF Rome. and -. McMartn, of
Johnstown.
Mowry and Scripture are expected 70
compete in behalf Of Syracuse for the
Genesee Cup, IN which contest Rochester
and Utica probably will be represented
Dr. O. =. Honegger. of New York, is due
here on Wednesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-01
Jumps FROM BURNING HOME
Fireman and Cop Fail to Catch
Negro Girl Who Forgot Fire Escape.

II, sight Of a large crowd, Ethel BeVehs'
a negro girl, leaped from a third stoly
window to the street yesterday TO aVoiu
flames which were destroying her home 10
1862 Pithn avenue. Brooklyn.
A patrolman and a fireman tried to ca'ch
her. but she Just missed their arms and
striking the pavement, broke her right leg
and received internal injuries. she was
taken 20 the Bradford Street Hospital
Six families lived in the three story build
ing. The injured girl had escaped with
others, but ran up again to her room to get
some money. In her excitement she forgot
about the fire escapes and jumped.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-01
WITNESSES NOW PRISONERS.

Josef NJ swajer end Rudolf Muller. wit
nesses for the defence in the trial OF Dr.
Samuel r. Hyndman and others. OF the
Collins Medical Institute, who were con-
victed Of using the mails to defraud were
arrested yesterday afternoon on charge
OF operating a hypnotic swindling scheme
through the mails United States Com
missioner Shields held them IN $1,000 bail
ro- examination Wednesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-01
MEADOW BROOK IN DEFEAT
Point Judith's New Polo Four
Wins in Championship Series.
[By Telegraph to Tho Tribune.l

BY Telegraph TO The Irlbunc.l
Narragansett Pier, r. l.. July S-The
Meadow Brook polo team this afternoon
suffered defeat by the Point Judith four
by the score of goals to goals. 1t was
well contested game throughout and every
inch OF the ground was fought over des-
perately. The Point Judith team was COM
posed entirely OF new members, ii being
their first game together. and they proved
a very strong organization. With two or
Bryn Mswr's best players in the line and
two that have often played under the
Meadow Brook colors they doomed up dan
gerous from the start
Alex Brown as No. /, played a splendid
game, and Il was TO his aggressiveness that
the victory was due, although Joshua Crane
distinguished himself by making several
spectacular plays. In the seventh period,
when Meadow Brook was threatening
his goal. he diverted a fierce drive from
Monte Waterbury's mallet as IT was about
TO pass between the posts
r. l.. Agassiz scored the greater number
of the goals. his direction being particu-
larly good. Agassiz allowed few oppor-
tunites TO get away from him.
For the Meadow Brook side Monte
Waterbury was practically the whole
team. His playing was far ahead Of his
teammates. 1t was due to his dashing
playing that his team made as good a
showing as ii did. His first goal in the
third period was of the extraordinary kind,
made from an angle so difficult that 1t
seemed impossible yet he accomplished it
with a left back stroke, over and under his
pony.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-01
TIE PRIVATE SALES MARke 7
MANHATTAN

CIR vApK.s PIACE-John NJ Ruckert has
sold for Mrs Maria 4. BUTLER No. 1OolR 81.
NarI's Place. q I'VE. story tenement ho nous
with store on lot 13.6x93 II. Ward ieasenolq.
70 Henry Neugoss, OF Far Rockaway. rms
males the third sale Of this property WITHIN a
month py the Same broker
BETH STREET.. r. Thesis has pursha ai',
No l3O west 3jth street three story eve.
inc bousr. on lot 12.6x9s.p feet, near Eighth
avenue John O'Reilly is the owner OF record.
LEXINGTON ANENUE-ln exchange Tor
the twelve story loft building AZ NO. l4O 10
IA west 22d street, reported sold on SdtuI
day by the Rltaro Realty Company the buyer
John VoIz. gave IN part payment the horlh-
nasf corner Of Lexington avenue ana lEoth
et-ea, old bulldings on plot 40 ilNloo II feet,
siso ne northeast corner Of Wsdsworth ave-
uuo and IsOth street a five story hathouse'
on plot 81 6XiOO feet.
CATHEDRAL. PARKWAY-The plot look
1u0 feet on tie south side Of Cathedral Park
wav $50 feet west of Columbus avenue. has
been cold 20 builder. Title In the property
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-01
LEASES.

T g.. d. Wendell Company has leased
for Mrs H. : Redmond united States
Trust Company. trustee, No. II East 18th
street. a four story and basement dwelling
house on lot 2ixlO0.5 feet. directly opposite
the Hotel St Regis The lease II for
long form OF wears. After extensive altcra-
tons have been made tie building Will be
occupied by Mile. Jean. who conducts a
fashionable and an exclusive dressmaking
establishments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-01
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

George Buckbee 70 Joseph n Nitherel';
s. 800
Max Cohen and sno, exrs, to sarah
Cohen; 81.
sidney 6 walach. e, al eErs. to jacob
Lsbner: $40 400.
Louise Ebcrhardt TO Frank Eb.rhsrdt'
$4,000
Reuben Ssdowsky 70 Peter Doelg-r; $4,000
Charles 4 Wissmann ard ano. trus FOR Touiss
f Cryder and ano. 10 oscar Oestrucher;
si2 900
Benjamin Jackson 70 Henry Goeltz. 81
George Geinaud to Henry Gocliz: $1,000
Title Insurance 90 70 Ella Scott and ano.
trus. 81 900
Theodore II Price 20 LAWYERS TIL. Insurance
and Trust Co; 5000
Florence g. spcranza. e1trx. 70 Lsthrop Col
gate. 81
Martin Keogh and ano. trus. 20 lawyers
Mortgage Co. s34. 600.
West slde Trust 90 - Martin Ksogh n
ano, trus; $4,000.
Bsychester Realty % 10 william 4
Heiney; 81.
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust co 70
Lawyers Mortgage 90; $1,000
Same 70 same: s.. 900.
Same to same. s. 600.
Providence Glgllo 20 MARY Frisschi Sioo
New York Life Insurance and TrIs' 20
trus, ~ New York Savings Bank; 10000
New York Life Insurance co 20 IaWye
Mortgage co. assts. $4,000
Title Guarantee and Trust CO 70 Chsrle,
Wissmann and sno. trus $40 600
Abner p Mills. tru'. 20 Title Insurance. Co
t92 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-01
PICKED TEAMS PLAY CRICKET.

Picked teams representing natives OF
Iriush isles and British colonies met IN
cricket match al Van Cortlandt Park yes
t.rday. with the result that the former won
ty ID score Of 50 20 s.. The olcvens were
chosen from the various teams forming
the Van Cortandt Park Cricket League
and il was the first OF a series OF three
games.
George Shaw and j. Gillette did the oest
batting for the Britshers. with scores Of
Is not out and Il. respectively both being
members Of the Columbia oval team.
Although aided by fine innings on the
part Of H. A. Gunther who played care
fully for ~. the rest Of the Coonials could
not solve the offering Of the opposing bow
lers, and they were all out for ~ runs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-01
IN THE AUCTION MARke T.

The following transactions were recoroed
,,aeterdav ar the Real Estate Exchange
saIesroorns. Nos u and l6 Nesey street
BY Joseph P Day.
l47TH ST. 6ls. :, 100 y q broSdaWoaa!35'
2ix691f z sty dwlg; - the plsintln TOT fIo'o'''
FRANKLIN AVE 1leo, n. cor o, to1tn ~
VILLA AVE. al32. q. 1875 It Of 24th
CT o5xI30 fx2j 1xl30.6. 1 sly tenmt ana Stores
10 CieTrge Brown FOR slS,ScO
By Daniel Greenwald.
vYsE AVE. 1918. " g l7i.4 r. 2 OK Hons snn s.
oo, roo 2 sty dwlg. 20 Touo for $500
rv,Cry CT 100 II " OF Avenus ST John.
~ eyfS5x irreg 3 sty tenmt: 10 the p'ainuh
By charles A Berrian.
on AVE oAe1 " 8 rs Y n o. 18TH ST, "a Tx
,o1 go, tenrnt and stores. to the plaintir tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-01
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
JULY 81
MANHATTAN.
with mans and address OF grantee
Interest per cent, unless otherwise stated

iHA'lFrN ~ f-i 'Nii'f Niii'S0 '''''' Wis
JULY 81
MANHATTAN.
BowERY 266. 16x9sx irreg; July 81; due as
per bend: Josephine y Mclaughlin 70 Title
Guarantee and Trust GO; $1,000 address. l76
Broadway.
FrsdeTcE ] st sterneT to NE Metropoil,an Savings
Bank: s26 900: address. % Cooper Square East.
ssTH st. 2' iu 81 Of S 9TH ave per S ssH
Harvard Realty and Construction co 70 En-
manuel Heilner; $4,000; address. IS West
nsr ST. 10 East .a. ''y ork 25 &s. Jui Y. 2:
$4,000. address, sct East '5sth st.
s8D ST. II s, 29o Z OF Amsterdam ave.
900; address. 1913 West SD 81
74TH ST, 25l West sty brk; 25x (! s irreg,
July 81 due as per bond; Ellen oo SCOT 10
NdEsJa * To0''' executor -'0''' 'o''''''
10TH ST, 1903 and 1o5 East 2 s,y brk 4or
10. July 81 due per bond Alfred e Bach
man 70 Mary II Hoffman $4,000. address lo'
East seth ~.
1asT ST. los East. sty brk l7xloo; 3 yrs.
Mary - 9 Socbrsne. s7so. address. stamford,
Conn
Juy S'a Fl due due as p.f = bond Max Leder.r to Dry
Dock Savings Bank 5000. address. 341 Rowery.
l77TH ST 125 wo9}t, B Eo2dD9 ya. ifi5
% to -T FreIencK ssSe1k. $4,000. address Is
81 Nicholas pl
EAGLE AVE, sac 27xloo. due as per bond;
July % Mary Rivers 20 Title Guarantee y Trust
GO: $3.50: address 1Ts Broadway.
ELTON AVE " s lot SO and n part lot So
map North Msro.e SIX irreg equal lien with
mtg 81, 625, July Is due as per bond Blanche
Terrrl TO Henry Rruckner' S762'; address,
qlq Sherman
SAME PROPERTY; equal lien With mtg. for
42 July 2 que as per o9 aos E sane 1 "a ION
LOCUST AVE. :. % II Of l4lst st. 76x
N lGS 5sy ri address. gi aFa2' vest Soai 6
lot 5s, map par; lot Hunt estate stat, 4r prior
MioHEGAY AVE, " s. - # q 17eth ST.
yers' Mortgage co; $1,000, address. 80 LIB
RYER AVE. V $, part lot 1877, map Prospect
Sc 5000 600. S address. i 8i4 East 18th St.
map G5' f La. PARK s5xioO, March Il, yrs.
Reilly Yy $500. address. 4o5 East s4th s.:
ro SnI ave- 42xi27x ire irres July % yrs inter
est as per bond, Marion Holding GO 70 Mutua u
FREMONT AVE. 100 II e Of Jerome ave. 5ox
e5 (pror mtg S43 000; July 20; que Aug l.,
1911. per cent: Iiau Constrqetloh 80 70 IlcEeh
Quinn Co; s2675. a1dress' -''l H'aH' i''''
ward. ,,-., . rs,
100. Tuiv 90 yrs. Chas Massotn 20 Lathrop
colgate; 80 600. address. Bedford. y = .,.,-..
WILLIAM ST, lot 10 map North MeIrose
5Oxl03. July 81; due June ], 1914, . per cent
lawrence r Eddy to Dollar Savings Bank; SOS
600. address, 2sOs 81 ave.
14eTH ST 3O5 Fast. Que as per bond; July
10 Kathryn Kicruau 70 Title Guorant"" &
Trust 90. $4,000. address, i76 Broadway No.
teeTII ST. n s. 12T n ~ Park ave. Cox
lrreg. July Si: due as per bond; Magdaena
walter 10 John Post S2soo: address 88S
"i74TH ST 5. 875 Il of Gleason ave, 25x
1907 july 20: yrs. 6 per cent; Eliz r Denyine
10 Fiiz Dooiing; $1,000; address. 40 East
III TH ST sws E. ISL # W Of Havemeyer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-01
NEW BIG MURRAY HILL STRUCTURE
Improvement Completed by Dr. Emmett for Southeast Corner OF
Madison Avenue and 29th Street to Cost S10OO,OCO
ARGE CORNER CATHEDRAL PARKWAY PLOT SOLD By BANK

stances IN the name OF the Oriental Bank Dut
the actual seller is understood TO be the Ma
uonal Reserve Bank which some time ago
took over the former banks accounts The
property faces the grounds OF ST. johns ca
thedral and is nifty feet east OF the Woman
Hospital. The adjoining Columbus avenue
front and an abuttinE plot on 1O9th street
were improved last year by the Cathedral
Really Company In which Leon Sobel Is IN
tcrested.
THE BRONX.
SIMPSON STREET-Hugh ID. Smyth has SOLD
for the KoeEe Building Company to a client
for Investment, the two five story new law
faith ouses, Nos. HOG and lilo Simpson street.
on plots 44xiO0 feet each,
WHITTIER STREET-Kurz & Uren have
sold for the Thornton Brothers Company n
plot 50Xl00 feet on the west side or whittier
streeL u Iar Seneca avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-01
AMERICAN CRICKETERs BEHIND

London. July 3l.-The cricket match be
tween the Germantown Cricket Club, Of
Philadelphia, and the Free Focesters, at
the Lords grounds to-day, drew a big
crowd The Americans went n first and
scored l56 runs in the inst innings. Pear
son made 80, Stewart "A, Priestman H.
Bretherton II and the others single figures
The Free Foresters then scored 81 runs
for the loss Of eight wickets Priestnan
for the visitors, bowled well.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-01
MANAGER LOSES HIS JOB.

New Bedford Mass, July Sl'-The d.
rectors Of the New Bedford baseball club
Of the New England League, have removed
tho manager. Thomas Dowd, an old St
Louis player for alleged neglect OF duty
II also was announced that BusheiIhdii'
a pitcher, and McCrone, an o1tfelder' had
beer. sold TO the Boston American team TOT
about s. 900.
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Levy and ano; $500 attorney. It'll. euaran,..
md Trust I7R Rroadway

/ y,
/ and Trust Co. I76 Broadway.
Of Jerome ave. IL 7x9jx irreg; Jan 30, 1904
William + Holding 20 Henry l. and Walter T.
Bogert and ano. trustees: Sc 1000; attorney Henry
I. Bogort 30 Nassau II.
LOTS $50 and i0O map 1910. Hunter estate:
Nov II. 1906: Patrick James 10 William p Maui;
$3.50: attorney. Hudson Rose, 81 West Nth ~.
LOT $50. map Of Wakefield. io0ri14: Oct II.
1908: George Striker TO Martin and JosefYa
Suchy; 2,2Oo. attorney. X r Bergman, $3.50 "a
LOTS IL and 10. Block a. map 1851. map Of
Lester Park: MAY 10. 1911. Mary McGary 10
Sadie Clocke; 81. ZOO attorney Emory
Clocke. 2022 Boston I'd.
LOT 81. map 1899. property Nsw Yprk C1ar-
tered Bond and Mortgage co: Jan 1905: WIZ
lam Mailly 10 Rosetta Jonson; 500, attofney.
Morris Cooper. 20 Vesey ~.
MORRIS AVE, $. 49, n OF l63th St 32c
100. 4x32x1Oo6; April 10, 1907, Congregation
Judah Ualevi and Hebrew School 20 Mayer
Bayer; $1,000: attorney, Charles Emo. 81 PARK
Row.
MORRIS AVE. " cor 1s5th 81. 80 ioxio2 az
40 Gx1O3s. oct 49, 1905. Bronx Home Realty
90 to Mayer Bayer, 5000: attorney, same ~
above
MINFoRD PI. $. 200 II $ OF l7?d st, io1
and Construction 90 20 Michael II Marks; $50
attorneys. Csss g. APPEL. rs william 81.
STEBBINS AVE s, IGG n u u Westchestef
ave. 10 i0xs0. June 80. 1900. Emma Weber ~
Fanny Bridges extrx. $500: suorney THO
Guarantee and Trust co. lI8 Broadway.
l33D ST and Brown pl mtg on machinery
Jan 81 1911; Waste 90 20 American Wool
Working Machinery CO. s4s1 30; address.
Rochester, y Y.
2G1TH s'r. = 45oi u >. Of Perry ave, ok
stenens: sj333, attorney. T. Bergman, 300
81 ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-01
ONE MORE DRAW AT CHESS.

Cologne. Germany, July 31.-The eleventh
game of the chess match between Dr. 5.
Tarrasch, Of Nuremberg, and Carl schlech-
ter. of Vienna, was contested here to-day.
The Austrian master had the move, and
after well contested game draw was
recorded The score to date reads: Tar
rasch. 8: Schlechter, 2; drawn, 8.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-01
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee
INV Of

JULY 81.
BROADWAY. 1887, south part OF store. Simon
X Bernheimer and ano 10 Gustav Fisher; yrs
from Oct /, 1911. sl,S0O; address 5oI west
l3Sth St
Delaney ST. W cor OF clinton, store:
etc; Abraham Collier TO Mollie Iweibelson .
yr. from MAY l, 1911 $3.50 to 50 100; address
1874 Clint st.
JENNINGS ST. $50. all: Christina r Burckel
to Charles + Darby: 10 yrs from May !, 1905
sl.440 address. $50 Jennings st
IONGWOOD AVE. ss7. part OF store. etc:
Louis Wiltsek TO Charles Herman; ? yrs , mos
yrs from May !. 1911; $3.50 TO $500; address,
East 18th at.
MANHATTAN ST. 125. store. etc; George
Andres and TO Thomas Brady. yrs from
Aug I. 1911. $3.50; address. l25 Manhattan 81.
OGDEN AVE. g92 store. etc: Mary Cant
rell to Mary Irving. yrs from Nov -, 1910;
$40: address, 996 Ogden ave
nth AVE. 1856 and 1873. 2 sly bldg; Christie
Machine Works to Society for Promoting the
Gospel Among Seamen I'm Port OF New York
yr ! mos from Oct I. 1911; $3.50; address
90 Catharine 81.
10Th ST, 3i2 West the land; Marie NJ 8 De
Courval to 7 Thomas Smell. II yrs from May J.
1911: S525: address, 323 Lexington ave.
0STH ST. 203 and 205 West, houses; Martina
Kemmer TO Rudolph Federol; yrs from Aug
T. lG1l: S. BOO: address, 434 West 35th at
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JOHNNY coULoN LOSES "A

Chicago. july 3l.-Eml h Couioa &C.,.
and manager Of Johnny Coulou. bantam
weight champion Of the world. died here to-
gay following an operation for hernia two
MEALS ago. lie was nifty -four years OLD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-01

Highest temperature yesterday. ST. degrees
loWtst ~. average. a average for correspond
ing date last ycat ~. average for corresponding
dsfo last thtty-three years ~
Local Forecast Fair 60 day, wednesday
! showers Iight variable winds, mostly S.Lh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-01
MECHANICS LIENS.

GRAND ST. 2o7. Morris Goldberg sst estate
OF Samuel Cohen. owner. sidney z Cohen
contractors; $40.
10TH ST, cor OF Decatur ave ~ 6xsa n
Sanitary Freproofng and Contra cling % at
Pirk Realty Co. owner and contractor: sioe ~
4STH ST n : 100 u 81 9th ave 24f iox
% II; ALLEGRO & Spallone agt Alexander Walker
81 al, owners Keller Lumber -. ron
tractor: 81 s1e 2S
nth ST s32 N 35s East: Greenvald & Pollak
agt Otto no.pfn-r, owner and contractor. ga
oss hO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-01
THIRD GAME.

Goals scored by: For Myopia Fresbooters-
Handicap .. q A shaw. = II. T. Mexican, 3;
Edward Morgan. Total soore-H Lost by
penalties Foul against q 4. shaw. x against
Edwsrd Morgan, 2 Net score l8 For Phila-
deirhi- o. 90 Freeboters-H. Tweed. .; A j. d
Paul Total score-S Lost by penaltiee-
Fouls against Boyer. ? against II. Tweed. IL
against e.. r. Snowden. y Net score-4i5.
-. MT reriOdz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-01
Wanted the Family Together,

In his letters 10 We he always talked of
his hope that we would all be together
soon" she said. and seemed to be look
ing forward to our reunion as his present
great ambition
Giving an outline Of Giedels life, she
said lie had attended Browns School. IN
Market street Hartford. where he had
proved himself bright pupil, and had
sung in the choir OF a Hartford church.
She had been told that McGrane, who was
arrested with Giedel. was one Of the young
men in Hartford whose company her son
had desired to abandon when he left that
city.
II is expected that indictment will be
reDOrted against MrGrane In a few days.
probably for criminaly receiving stolen
prOporty His confession that he pawned
the watch stolen boy Giedci from Mr.. Jack
son IS sufficient 10 warrant such an indict-
ment Whether ne will he also indicted
as an accessory 10 the murder depends
upon an Investigation that the District At
tornev's office is now making, including a
rigid inquiry into McGrane's career
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-01
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
BOROUGH OF QUEENS.
FIFGANT 9 ROOM HOUSE

Modern; all latest improvements; blocks t'o,"
-, on sl lots. 2 more lo,s can b. acquired X
desired; macadamlzed streets. cement walAs,
curbs etc. and has electric lighting, sewere'
property: privilege OF fine bathing beach. docN'
snct orag. and high class yacht clubhouse r.
nned ami select neighborhood and elegant So
roundings: price. 5000: terms Will he attanson
20 suit purchaser. title guaranteed Apu''"
WArFRFRONT Box q. Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-01

rs lutsday In the upper Ohio Valley and tho
lower lale region. Elsewhere throughout ne
country the temperature Will not change De
ciaedly during the next forty-eight hours.
m. winds along the New England coast VIII
be- light yar3bls. mostly south and southwest
Middle Atlantic coast light. va liable. mostly
south. South Atlantic Coast. light. variable. OK
,,pt moderate cast on the Florida coast. East
cur Coast. moderate cast West Gun coast
moderate south. ON the lower lakes moderate
southeast and south. upper lake. moderate south
ON Michigan and Huron and cast on superior.
shifting 90 northwest on all lakes Oh Tuesday
Iigtf.
steamers departing Tuesday Tor European
ports wiu have moderate south and southwest
winds end generally fair weather 10 the Grand
Banks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-01
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

18th ST, 42S East: J l. Mott Tron Works AIT
Training Schoo' for Nurse, 80 al. Nav re IN
So 600 70
FREMONT AVE, :. 100 II Of Jerome ave.
Plcken-Quinn co ast Han Construction Co July
II. 1911 s3375
WEST END AVE. 4s5; Andrew Newell sst
william T Campbell 81 al: July - lail; s312c
MICHIGAN AVE. 8 s31 q % is0tn o.;
Alpha Electrical supply 90 ~ Al; riiy "a. 1911:
sab 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-01

Local Onlciai Record. Tile following Official
record from the Weather Bureau shows che
changes Ia the temperature Tor the last tWent,
four hours. in comparison with tho c.rrespond-
ing date last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-01

by tonight and on "Wednesday; cooler Weines-
day, moderate south winds.
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RECORDED TRANSFERS.

avs 2sx9ax irreg: July 20; due as per ee"1 &
i ka,n'y ~. az 500; address. 1T6 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-01

NEW BUILDING PLANS.
NfANHATTAN

GOTH ST. 24s West 200 II OF West End
ave: t9r sty garage: Frank r Houghtor
I6R Rroadvav owner: Mast e. Fpringsteen, 81
W.st 45th st. architects; cost. Sla.0o0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-01
ALT CREATIONS
MANHATTAN.

ROADWAY. g W cor OF 4ist 81. q The
Broadway Theatre Building; Felix Isran. l4il
Broadway. owner. " Albert Swasey, ~ West
saith ST. architect; cost, 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-01

IOrCgLsI I0F NpccInI IocaIiiios. |f'I NV
England Eastern New York Sew Jersey and
Delaware FAIR to-day "wednesday. schowers
light variable winds. mostly south.
For Eastern pcursylvania, Maryland virginia
ana the District OF Columbia. increasing cloud
moss to DAY. probably followed los showers ny
night. "Wednesday. showers. light variable
winds mostly golth.
For West Virginia. Arkansas Tennessee aud
Kentucky. lo-al showers today and probably
Wednesday
For Western Pennsylvania and western New
York. incIeasln. cloudlness. followed b showers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-01

Onlcial observations OF United states veIthe
bureaus taken AZ $ p. m yesterday follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-01
EXPLANATORY NOTES

EXPLANATORY No r..
Observations taken al p. m. 18th meridian Tine Ar
pressure reduced 10 sea level.
lSob9fs continuous lines pass through points OF equal ar
pressure.
lsoiherns dotted lines pass through points Of equal lem
perature drawn only for feo eezng 81 and 100 degrees
O Clear; 0 Pary Cloudy. o Cloudy II RAIN : Snow
M Report missing Arrows Ny With the wind.
Fist figures indicate Temperatures A.hou pfccip
i,s,ion Of O inch Tor a hours ending o. yes
,soay ihd WIND yelocy when 70 or more miles per hour