davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-13
MADISON AVENUE CORNER PARCEL SOLD
-Four New Modern Type Houses To Be Erected on Property at
10th Street, Held at $250,000
NEW OWNER FOR UNION THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY PLOT

Meyer: No. ia to lso East 1920 street TO A.
Tubbs. O. Stock. A. l. Haden. I. Holligan.
7 Gilhuly, E. Fuchs, John Smith, B. Ros-
enberg and r. Reinholz.
The New York Life Insurance and Trust
Company has leased to the Meieter Il
Bachs Realty Company for a long term of
years the Ave story building No 70 ST.
Marks Place. Manhattan. The Cruikshank
Company was tho broker in the transaction.
Prope g. Bro have leased for Cleve-
land MofYett for q term Of years tho prem
ises No. S West eth street. a four story
and basement private dwelling house, TO
y. Ore and for J. Knott a loft at No. 80
South Washington Square to A Galante
& CO.
Louis schrag has leased for George Ehret
the six story loft building at the southwest
corner Of 39th street and Fifth avenue to
Charles Teepe for a torn Of years.
The 1T East oath Street Company has
rented tho store and basement Of the
twelve story high class loft building about
to be erected on the site at Nos III and
1l9 East 24th street to M. L. Maihouse or
No. "a Greene street, silk department of
Frederick Victor & Achelis. from the plans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-13
LEASES.

The j. p. Whiton-Stuart Company leased
.ihe FIVE story dwelling house No. "a East
,sSth street, for Gilbert T. Rafferty, to
Harry ". Munroe; No Washington
square. for Mrs. NJ Tnden 10 Charles E.
iGregory, and an apartment house. No. 40
trast 25th street. to Bishop Lloyd.
Shubert Brothers leased for twenty-one
years from Charles J. FOllmer No. los
West 39th street, five story building, on
lot 25x9S.9 feet. adjoining the Abbsye res
taurant. which they own. This gives them
a frontage Of rs feet.
Carstein & Linnekin leased 70 Valentine
& Bentley, silk dealers. for term of
years. the first loft in the American Wool
en Building, at No. POI Fourth avenue.
The firm has been located at Grand and
Greene streets for the last thirty years.
The Charles f. Moves Company leased
the store and basement Of No. 2 Cedar
street 10 !. II. Stryker. jr; a floor. No.
80 Burling Slip. to the DALEY Manufact-
iuring Company, and space IN the Meyers
Building Nos. a. and 4e Maiden Lane to
lJacob ShonkoM
Arnes & CO. rented for Max L. Meyer 10
louis Stsnper the third floor in No. 529
sixth avenue for the Terminal Realty
lCompany. 10 Rosenfeld & CORN. the fifth
I'oft IN No. &c West S1st street: for Sam
lNel W. Peck In No. West 29th street, the
tfnird loft. 10 George Seymour and the
I5ourth loft 10 the Alden Knitting Com
lpany; also with Brooke G. Georger. for
WILLIAM IL Nelson. the store No. 1913 West
I2sth street TO Lorets & Endes.
Daniel II. Renton &c Son leased for John
n Doonng the dwelling house No. $50
west 12Sth street.
Gustave Britt leased Nos 2a and 80
WEST 18th street for Mrs C. VI. Bensen to
tBary Page. No. 2G3 West 1lth street to
MARY z. Collins. No 90 Bank street for the
ESTATE Of H r. Winters and No PCS West
Nth street for George jeremiah to Jose
lyhine White
I The Rutland & Whiting Company leased
the building No. Plat street 10 Adams
Groesbeck & Mayer and lofts No. II Cliff
street TO Huesmann & Co, and store and
basement to Mclaughlin & Squiers, store
a. No. 10 Fulton street 70 Levy G. Teitel-
lhsum and lofts IA Nos. IS and 50 Murray
street 10 Charles Wasserman 81 Co. Nos.
III and 7e Beel1nan street 10 the J. T.
!1inde Paper Company, No. "a Nassau
l,treet 70 Jacob Grossnan, No. $50 William
.street 10 the o. X. Bookbinding Company,
mo 81 Cliff street 20 Frank Bender. No. 1915
ITearl street 10 y. w Valley. No. Peck
Ielp TO the Atlantic Bag Company, No 80
Hutton street 10 the Tito Press No 23S
I1Vater street 20 = J. Mast & Co. and No
iIS4 Pearl street to Burger Brothers
". RI. Falconer has leased the following
irwelrnes, etc: Nos. 80 and go East 4lst
lstreet 10 NJ Degnan and + Higgins. Nos.
VIZ and sA East 4st stree; 20 \. Schauer,
lNos. 124 and 2Ss East Alsf street 20 c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-13
NEWARK BLOCK SOLD.

Fest & Feist have sold for the New Jer-
sey Land and Construction Company and
James II. Martin and Francis d. Chedsey,
executors Of the estate Of John ?. hug
gins. TO Joseph w. Rosenbaurn, the BLOCK
front on the south side Of Astor street
between Broad and Austin streets. being
IA feet IN Broad street. 2ls feet In Astor
street and 104 feet In Austin street. The
new owner will Immediately erect large
iewelrv factory TO cost about $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-13

800. acdress b420 9th ave. Brooklyn.
LOTS l21 and "a, lot I.co7 Of seims estate
Hudson i Rose to Elizabeth Detrlch; all liens
March 8; 81: address. Hackentack. N j.
LOTS II and is. map 1.Isi Of 13l lots estate
Thomas ~ Woolf; Laura A Manning 10 AionL I,
g Mclaughlin and Leo G stern; 1-S part; o.
liens March II: 500: address. 10 William Vt
SAME PROPERTY; Albertlns Eiierleh y
same; l-3 part. all liens. all tito; APT" IL
Sloo: address. same as above.
SAME PROPERTY; Alonzo McIH e y, sio g
al to Mary Mcfarland; all liens; April III Siov
address 1920 9th ave. Brooklyn
LOTS ll2 to liS, map l.lsi OF isi lots estate
Thom,ss WoSlf 2ith ward; Laura st NANNY al
liens: March 81; sl0o address. bs West 'zo NJ
SAME PROPERTY. Alonzo @ Mclaughlin .'
al TO Albertina 3 Elterch: 2-8 part; an liens
all title: s1OO: address, sol East .i2d 1T.
WISE AVE. 1911, 1s.9xIOO: Max poweh q
Michael Giro mtg $1,000; April IL. sioo' ao-
dress. 1917 Nyse ave.
WISE AVE 1920. 2onoo; Gaetano Y zingshlee'
to Mary Diamond mtg s21. OcOl: April IL, $ioV
| address 157 East seth ST.
ST. oUEN PLACE, III. lots 10 and ~ an anc
part lot II, map South Vernon Park. WakeReta,
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church OF New forh
10 Christine Leonhsrd; March so: 500. address
1902 Park ave.
soUTHERN BOULEVARD, W 5. 1858 It o.
! l7sth ct 72cx1l5.b; Frederick Dannhauser y
dress. Jersey city. n J
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. n 5. 80 It . OF
Brook ave 25x1O0: Solomon Kaye TO MARY
Thrmann. March 10 1903: 500; address, South
ern Boulevard and Brook ave.
TOWN DOCK ROAD. s. IS II " Of Wilco'
ct. 5Oxlc0; August StOlz 20 Andrew Nj Maio an'
Rocco c scarpinato (mtg s7O0 April IL sl'
address. 1927 Barnes ave.
| UNION AVE. W 2, OSLO Il q 1Osth 81
| 20x 1928: Esther Hrsch TO Louisa HirSch np't
| $1,000; April 1, 500; address. 1875 Union ave-
WILLARD AVE. s. 20 II W Of katonaf
ave. o0XlOO. Frederick Potter, trustee n
| George y Hartman: April 3: $500; ADDRESS, =
West 18th st.
! SAME PROPERTY; George + Hartman Y
Building Association OF the Woodlawn Cluo
all liens; April TO- 81 address, 900 East 23Ith 81
Sd AVE. 2i95. 25.4x99s; simon Epstein Z
Sarah Stiassny (mtg s22.000); May 10, l9o'
| 500. address. 2iyj 81 ave.
150TH ST. =. $50 r. OF Courtandt aye
25x11S; Jane Cooley 10 Patrick Crowley; April IL
| 500. address. 302 East 15Oth 81.
| 10th ST. s. 500 II OF Cour'andt ave
| 50x1Co same TO same; April II; 500; address
same above.
! iaSD ST 49S East, 25x67.ii: Joseph 2 Lyme t
| McDermott Dairy Co; April II; SlOo' ADDRESS
| 127 West 42d 81.
18TH ST. n E. AL II OF Webster ave, 40
| 1i7.sx irroc- Mar~rfet Hirten e. Anthony Kuhn
! April ] 500; address, AZ West 10th 81.
1SSD ST. = Q cor Clinton ave. 25x'5 Rudolph
/ Io0wenttnl 70 the Jacob Streter 90 mtg 81.
| BOO. April Il; 800: address. 1870 Wikens ave
223D ST n = CSC 10 II G - White Plains road
/ 26x1OO: Warren Leslie. referee. 20 tho Estat
Settlement co: April 7; $4,000. address 2V
/ Broa iway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-13
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF iessee)

April. 1c.
ALLEN ST. 145. store and basement; IN Fl M,H
Cohen TO Isaac shapiro and ano: yrs from my
l. 1911; 81. $50: address, 65 Rivington 81
BROADWAY s4OT. store and basement; Sophie
Werner Of al 10 Arthur LESS yrs from March
I. 1912 1.soo; address. 3407 Broadway
BLEEcKER ST. 323 and 81; store; .ro exc
Aooph Schneider 70 Julius Doerfler and sno' .
yrs from Nav |. 1911: s. ,020: address, 20 Perry
It. ~ ~
SHERIFF ST. So and 81; sun cSnstructdion g GO
to Herman Weisner; from Feb L. i'ii' 10 Jan o.
1914; $500 30. address III TN ST.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. o37. store. etoi
Henry Morgenthau Co to Chester Cohn; ! yr :
mos from March l. 1911: $40: ADDRESS laos
CommOnw saith ave.
WILLIAM ST. I2s; Anne D Thomson TO James
G shaw ct al; yrs from May I. 1911 $500:
address. % Montgomery pl. Brooklyn
WEST BROADWAY. As, the land; trustees OK
Columbia college TO Fanny Mcvickar. az wv
tee. et al: II yrs from May l, 1911; toNes' o.
200: address. Morrstown j.
I'D AVE. 100. store. John Kent TO Gustav
Cross yrs from May /. 1911; sl.se" address,
100 % ave,
BID AVE. c cor 27th St. store and rart base
ment: Eureka Realty co 10 VIM Kroupa; Yrs
S from April 10, 1911. $1,000; adcress' %
West 2Sth ST.
9Th AVE, a5i. 24xe5; Charlotte Boeo 70 to
500: address. 100 west 22d st
9Th AVE. 81 1880; 9th ave- 367. the land !:
Aene, Peck 70 Julius Eh fG III - yrs from
May l, 1904: SlZJ1o; ADDRESS, iuJ west <-i -
9Th AVE. 500 and 3G5 23d ST. 10 West; Ida
NJ Powell 10 Julius Enrich 81 yrs from May
l. 1904 s21 .050: address, 100 West 22d IT.
9TH ST. 23s East. sly house. Louise "
Kiecht 10 FIanziska DaUer; yrs from May L.
1912; s1,740. address, OBS East 9th -
ODD ST. io7 West 2Oxoso; 23d 81. li2 end
i'd West 4Ox9s o: Abbie + Whiteman 70 Julius
Enrich: 81 yrs from May /. 1904; $500; ad-
dress 100 West 22d st.
22D ST. 100 West. 1s. sXos,e; AMMO L Van De
Water 10 Julius Enrich: 81 yrs from May !,
1907: sI,750; address. 100 West 22d at.
BOTH ST. AZ West; Annie p l. 4 lin 10 Dora
Hendricks: 10 yrs from April !. 1909; 5000; ad-
dress. ~ West seth ct
18TH ST, 3ll; Alfred J johnson 10 Ernest \
Herb; yrs front Oct I. 1911 $500: address.
West oath 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-13
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
tFrom The Tribune Bureau.

fFrom The Tribune Bureau.1
Washington. April Il
ORDERS ISSUED.-The following orders
have been Issued
Lieutenant Colonel JAMES BERWIN. cavalry
detailed TO MI vacancy IN inspector general .
department. to San Antonio Tor duty Win
independent cavalry brigade.
Lieutenant Colonel CHARLES q. MORTON, In
spector general. from Department OF the
Lakes to San Francisco, sailing August for
Philippines for duty as inspector camera! Of
CHAMBERLAIN. Inspector general, from
Manila. September Is, 10 san Francisco as
Inspector general Department OF California
Major ARTHuR ". EDWARDS, conimissary,
from general hospital. Preside OF San IRAN
cisco TO proper station.
First Lieutenant WILLIAM ". BEsSELL 18TH
Infantry. relieved constructing quarter
master al Fort Wood.
Leaves Of absence: Second Lieutenant STANLEY
w. WOOD. 18th Infantry. until such time as
I'm opinion Of superintendent Of Ancon Hos
pitsl Canal Zone. he shall be able % report
for duty NJ Fort jaw; First Lieutenant
JAMES II. COMO, 25th Infantry. four
months from May To- First Lieutenant
THOMAS H. EMERSON, corps OF engineers,
one month.
Lieutenant Commander r. II. LEIGH. detached
the Washington; TO special duty. Navy De-
Envlgn L. r THIBAULT detached the Yer
mont 10 Fore River Shipbuiding Company.
connection fitting out the Wake, and DUTY
on board when placed I'm commission
Ensign a. VI. COHEN. detached the Kansas 70
the Burrows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-13
TIE PRIVATE SALES MARKET
MANHATTAN.

MIST sTREEr-Mrs. \. Q. = Braoiey , ,.ao IN
No roo West 51st street q io"r s'"'' ~
mouse on a. lot 25xlOo.o rect
10TH sTREEr-Louis I-eydssove nag s5 loo 70, 20
los EAST 10th street. -FOUR story ioo = fee,
ID altered ON a lot 25xlOS3 feet lVZo Ieet
80, ~ Irving place. Tie buyer Is taspsl'
edSe "1 dealer now a. No. IS Third avenue
e4rTI STREETS. NJ. Bier has res9ld NO c;od do TO-,
We We ~ - Mot 20 7OxgS . feet, for Y. smith 10
~. security Mortgage 90. who own me ~, sx
story adjoining lo;t building. 30 40 70 %, 10,
49,, St,b street. on plot s3XloD rect WIG"
.Ssosnts this lot They bought the lot TO pro
tect their light.
Glsr sTREET-Pease & Ellimsn nav sou,
~ Wagner No. 124 East tlst street a
f fr ' story high .toop dwelling house on lot
i Isl : ieet. TO a client for occupancy
nth sT-REFT-Geor Il. Read GO haye
- r~,~cfs G. Van Woeri no. lOH East
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-13
SALVATION ARMY TO BUILD.

The Salvation Army has filed plans FOR
the construction OF five story flreproof
hall. apartment and gymnasium at Nos.
l,5ls and LOT East 126th street, on plot SS.4
100 feet. II Will have a facade Of brick,
Indiana sandstone and terra Gotta, In the
modern French renaissance style Of archi-
lecture. According TO the estimate OF the
architect A. r. Mckay, ii VIII cost $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-13
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

BROADWAY. " s. 33 Il Of oath ST: for a l
sly picture show and store. 42xl33. Alwold
Realty Co, Ill Broadway, owner; Gronenberg *
Leuchtag. West 22d 81, architects. cost. $4,000
18TH ST. 1853 and l57 East: FOR sty
store nan. apartment and gymnasium 81. ixoo;
Salvation Army. 100 West lAth ST. owner. A II
Mckay, i22 West l4th ST. architect: cost, S32,-
SEQ
GANSENOORT ST. 3 3. 1876 n OF West st:
Tor n I sly cold storage warehouse 4ONN34: es
tate III J Grant. 81 Nassau 81. owner: q
Glover. 2'3 Quincy 81. architect: cost. $4,000
10TH AVE. cor 36th st: for n sty stable.
1t.1NloO' Pine liill Crystal Spring GO. i2l LcX-
inston ave. owner; O. + Pelham, 5OT 9th ave,
architect; cost. $4,000
THE BRONX.
lsb1H ST. q. 100 II 81 Park ave. for n 4
NY brh tenrnt. 50xs7S: Riedt Realty CO. West
leith st. owner. Edward j Dyne. 5000 81 ave,
architect cost. $4,000
EVELYN FL. g. ia n Q Of Aqueduct ave;
Ior sty frame stable. EMO: Mary Casey.
'iIend ave and Evelyn ~. owner. II II Duck
Loo
CARPENTER AVE- @ 5. ia Z, n OF 22eth 81:
r9n q sty DIRK dwg. 2oX53: Florence wilcox,
~ Ehst 225d NJ, owner Charles s Clark, All
fremont ave. architect: cost SIS 0t0
bAftNES AVE, Q s, 70 II of 2l5th St for n
~ name tenfnt, 2;x7o. Donate Guglialino.
49, 80 ave- owner. Charles Clark. AL Ire
HNHt ave. architect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-13
OUTING TO THE MOUNTAINS

Arrangements have been completed Tor
the annual trip Of the City and County
Employees Of Greater New York to tho
mountains this year. covering the Memo.
rial Day holidays. Saturday. Sunday, Mon
day and Tuesday. May z 20 a. inclusive.
Ulster County has been decided upon az the
objective point special train has been
contracted FOR over the Ontario & Western
Railway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-13
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address o. lenders attorney
April. L..
NAETIAT"rAE

AVE G. n W cor Of 7th ST. 6iX39.f; Jan 10.
1gl3. solomon II 9chlanger - Henry y Good
man. 81 600, attorneys, Strasboufbeff EschWege
g schelek - broadway
AMSTERDAM AVE. 364. i0ox25. June I. 1900
Iscob Meyer and Joseph Peter 10 Erwin III Fair
man: 81. 600. attorney. II Jurman. 10 West
,3i 81.
UEDFoRD ST. " =. s4.3 n $ q Downing OF.
r,tns a, 56x . lax TO pt lcid n OF Il
p".'rtng - and SO n vs. Of Bedford II TX
= o. ,n 80. Juiv IL 1905. Raraeie Cupoi 10
uonore IDretz: 50 900, attorney, william j iiof-
mann 300 broadway.
DIVISION ST. s -. on line dividing lots as and
Al man Rutgers estate 66x-5 10 dividing limo
lots AZ ana A. So Division IT rs. Dec 20 1895;
i,liraheth Mausas!d to samuel Newman and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-13
NEW JERSEY.

FAR HILL. y. 40 MILES FROM NEW
York. on D., I. & W. r r.: 40 acres. all
under cultivation: new room house. barn,
poultry houses and outbuildings: also an old
house can be used for help; horses. COW. fowl
hay grain, etc, go with the property; quick
sale. $4,000 W. c. REEVES & CO. 124 East
23d ST, Manhattan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-13
CONNECTICUT.

ELEGANT BUILDING PLOTS ON WATERS
OF Long Island Sound, about I hour from
New York; ideal location for summer home;
restrictions on this and adjacent property;
gets first choice. MELVILLE r. MEAD &
son. 100 william 81. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-13
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE WANTED

GENTLE MAN DESIRES ATTRACTIVE COUN-
try house for summer. must be modern In
every respect; furnished IA good taste: attractive
living rooms: ar least I large bedrooms and
baths; have ample grounds: well kept and shad-
ed: Bsrkshires or Long Island preferred. Ad
dress SOL. Plaza Hotel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-13
WEsTCHESTER COUNTY.

PHILIPSE MANOR on THE HUDSON
One mile unobstructed river frontage; 30 mod
residences near completion. Address
PHILTPSE MANOR co.
PhilinSo Manor. Now York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-13
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.
LONG ISLAND.
HOUSE BARGAINS

$4,000 BUYS HOUSE VALUED AT $500.
A beautiful new home. built by days work"
gas electricity. running water, parQuet floors,
beained ceiling, large wardrobes, many special
features: large plot on an attractive avenue,
IN private residence park; fine surroundings:
half hour 10 Herald Square Battery the
Pennsylvania Tunnel line; near depot; very easy
terms and email deposit. Call write or phone,
4. l. M'NEECE $50 Nassau st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-13
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

MINEOrA. I. County seat Nassau County;
three houses; large plot OF ground s.. 0OO near
depot. OWNER 90l Madison ave. Elizabeth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-13
Phone 1910 Beekman.
BOROUGH or TIE BRONX.
26-BRONX LOTS-26

builders loans or exchange for equity in irst
class business OF apartment property. FRANK
J.. FERGUSON, 1926 Broadway, Manhattan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-13
Al TERATIONs

MANHATTAN.
WTh ST. u Wsst; 70 a ST. avg. 3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-13
THE BRONX.

BRIGGS AVE- S, at centre line lot %. II
prolonged, on map 1l3 OF John Cromwell. AT
West Farms. runs W 10 = old lst ave X
- so line between lots ~ TO ok 10
W Briggs ave i n 49, 10 beginning; a Odrln
Sal;er et al 10 JnO NomlO chae; May -, 1909.
81. address. 40 Nassau IT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-13

CROTONA AVE. s. 1867 II n OF 1s1st ~.
81 6x1sJk irreg 10 Clinton ave: Mary Diamond
TO ZaetanO ZinPalcs (mtg so 0OO); March %
500; address $40 Fest lo1th At
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-13

FOX ST. =. 26GS ~ - Of LonP1vcod ave.
33.4XlOO: Solomon " SchatZkin 10 Sophie Pow
ere (mtg $l9.500) March !; 500. address.
Columbia Road. Washington.
The evening world., 1911-11-13
$4,000 FOR THE BOXES
FOR ElKS' CHARITY BALI
Great Success at the Auction, at
Which a Fine Vaudeville Snow
Helped Things Along.

a big audience gathered in the assem-
bly, room OF the Elk Club last night 10
take part in the frollc that was a feeder
leading to the sale by auction OF the
boxes for the annua charity bail OF
the great and popular order. This year
the ball will he held In the new home
Of the Elks on Forty-third street, west
OF sixth avenue. The proposition to
hold the function in their own building
instead OF Madison Square Garden was
strongly opposed. but It prevailed. Tho
result of the sale last night bore out
the judgment OF those who favored hav-
ing the ball In their W fine new
structure. The sale OF boxes nettcd
$500. The best previous record was
81. 800 when the ball was held In the
Garden. The first choice box fetched
$3.50 and the others ranged from 800 to
si75 each. Choice OF tickets OF admis-
sion fetched as high az SIS. Several OF
the Elk who were successful bidders
turned back their boxes to be sold over
again for the benefit OF the charity
fund. The Worthwhile Bunch bought
nine OF the boxes.
iiaascn Ben Ali's famous troup o.
Arab tumhlcbugs were among the fet.
lures OF n vaudeville show replcte witt
good numbers. And Ben An. who Is a
high Elk, also contributed il2j for .
box.
The evening world., 1911-11-13
HAUGHT0N CONFIDENT TEAM
WILL WIN NEXT TWO GAMES.
Especial to The Evening World.

CAMBRIDGE. Nov. l3.-lt Is a reason
able assumption that any Harvard foot
ball coach OF the future on the lookout
TO schedule a team to give his scrubs
practice will pass up the Carlisle In
dams. The followers OF the Crimson
team can see no hope ahead. WIN
Dartmouth and Yale coming on success
sivs Saturdays. victory In one or both
of these contests seems improbable. ~
in all. 1. looks as II Harvard. whsn the
final CONS has been rung. will have con-
cluded the most disastrous season that
she has ever had IN her history.
Head Coach Haughton feels different,
however. lie believes that his men will
come to the fore within the fortnight
and down both visitors to the stadium.
To do this he will have to develop a field
goal kicker OF dependabillty and a good.
efficient puntcr. besides having his in
jured players In good shape to so the
full distance In both games.
The evening world., 1911-11-13

ute. Lap after lap he made around the
bases while the fielders struggled madly
TO get the ball out OF the horn or the
horn loose from the German.
The Garfish -reys realized by Ills
time that the game was gone. but they
fought desperately to prevent Swat
from making a record. Finally a knife
was brought into play and the big horn
was out loose from the musician. Here
they were confronted Will another dis
ilculty. They couldn't get tho all out
OF the horn.
Just az Swat had made his roth run
the Garish catcher thought OF a scheme.
Unable to release the ball he came
staggering into the park under the
weight of the big tuba.
swat was on the verge OF a record
when the catcher ran up and touched
him with the horn.
"You are OUT" yelled the umpire. who
would listen to no protest and thus end
ell the game.
The German band was paid It's union
wage. but never again could the mu-
s!clan be persuaded to play in the ball
! park when the Poison Oaks were in
town,
The evening world., 1911-11-13
WEALTHY WIDOW,
IN Terror, GAVE
NEGRO FORTUNE
Mrs. McFarland's Coachman
Is Held for Extorting Money
From Her.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1s.-Charging
her former coachman. william II. Cook,
a negro. with having extorted large
sums Of money from her by malicious
blackmail. Mrs. Rose T. Mcfarland. a
wealthy widow. causei his arrest. Thirty
dollars was found On him. being part OF
the $50 he obtained from Mrs. McINar-
land Monday last. he admitted to che
police.
Besides being charged with obtaining
a small fortune from the attractive
widow, who Is about forty years old.
Cook. the police say. has threatened at
times to kill her. On one OCCASION. they
aver, the negro drew a razor from his
The evening world., 1911-11-13

pocket on her rcfuss' TO give him money
and threatened to Sut her throat.
Airs. Mcfarland. the police continue,
has been In constant fear.
While strict secrecy Is maintained.
thousands of dollars. 1t Is declared.
have been obtained from her by the
negro during tho past five years. At
one time. It Is said. Mrs. Mcfarland
gave him 500 rather han cause his
arrest.
Mrs. Mcfarland. so far az could he
learned. has been living In Washington
a little more han five years. She is
frequently seen In tho fashionable cafes
ard hotels IN company with prominent
clubmen. and is regarded as a hand
some and attractive woman.
The evening world., 1911-11-13
THREE.CUSHlON PLAYERS
START TOURNEY TONIGHT

T~hlrty-two threc-cushion players are
to start IN the rapid-fre tournament
which will he held tonight at John
Doyle's Forty-second street room. The
men will start on sixteen tables at S
o'clock. and through an elimination
process the arfair will narrow itself
down to "A final game with two players
In about two hours. 1t will be a hanil.
cap tourney. the scratch men playing
20, while the limit men play but ! points.
Following Is the standing of the cluDs
of the National Billiard League 10 dat:
The evening world., 1911-11-13

THERE was a mad rush OF players
and spectators for the fallen mu-
siclan, but swat paid them no
reed. Llke an antelope he started