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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-11
THE CLASSIC FIRST HOME
Wins Race to Cornfield Lightship
and Return.

AS seven Of the twelve yachts that start
ed on Saturday IN the New Rochelle yacht
CIub's 14O-mile race to Cornfeld Iightship
and return are owned by members OF that
club. great interest was manifested In the
performance Of the racing craft Members
Of the club and their families thronged the
pretty clubhouse on Harrison Island all day
Sunday waiting for news Of the returning
boats Many others went out in sail ana
motor craft to the finish line off Premium
Point, where the regatta committee-G. p.
CRANBERRY, NJ. s. Kattenhorn and A. Il. I'll
bridge. timed the boats from II. A. Harris
auxiliary sloop Massasoit The race was
not finished until early Monday morning
The motor boats arrived early on Sun
day. the Classic owned by James Craig
crossing the finish line first at :58 :55 a. m.
her elapsed time being II hours 53 minutes
81 seconds. She was allowed SO minutes
az seconds by the Kathmar H. making her
corrected time 105S12 The corrected
times OF the others were The Elmo ii.
II :o6 :O2: the Spindrift, II :49 10; the Blue
Peter II :55 20; the Eileen, IL :26 30; the
NIuskeget, 1885, 5 the Kathmar II,
Is 80. The Thistle withdrew.
r. B. Budd's Alert won the prize Tor me
sail craft After tedious race in light
winds she finished at 10 Is o'clock on sun
day night. The Crescent owned by a y.
Hiil was second and J. A. Crowleys Edlana
third The Aiert's elapsed time was 80
hours / 3 minutes.
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BROOKLYN SALES.

G. Tuoti & Co sold to +. g. Colanefl "'''i
II Pesce three lots at Ocean farh' hea'
Cney Island, for the Lower Bay vie"
Realty Company.
]. d. Ranck Realty Company Solo ~
1O-5 East Second street to George NJ aiiO
Anna A. Weiss; also No. 1924 East oeco Nv
street to Mary Ellen Kelly; also NO zoe
East ThirtyIninth street to trederlch '"
Sievers; also No. 1456 Thirty-hfth street u
Ellen G. Vessel: also No. 1880 1hlrt
eighth street TO Joseph and Rosie fle''i
also No. 1887 Thirty-eighth street to Joseph
Miele. and No iii Ruby street queens u
Patrick Enright 49,,
The Nliller-Stam Company sold NO. 2"
Macon street, a three story and basement
brick dwelling house. for Emma Johhson
10 Michael J. Ginnane for occupancy alS'
No. 3S Hancock street. for r. n va"
Ruren. executor, to George a. TaImage
two story and basement frame dWelhhe
house. for occupancy; also No. sos JEFFERSON
avenue. a two fa mily broWnstone dWeuiI t :
house for Annie Drant to William Benhe
ir. for occupancy. and No. Eoi2 Macoi
street, a two and one-haf story pro"h
stone dwelling house.
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YACHTS UNDER PROTEST
Peck of Trouble Marks Race for
Challenge Cup.
JOYAMT HOME IN FRONT
Beats the Corinthian After
Showing in Front Most
of the Way.

/ The Joyant won the first of a series OF
races for possession Of the Manhasset Bay
challenge cup on the Sound yesterday, but
not without a peck OF trouble in the way
Of protests that except for the universal
good fellowship existing between the own
ers Of the four New York and four Boston
boats that competed, might have spoiled
what Will undoubtedly prove TO be brill
! liant series.
The protest, which is directed against
the manner the sloop Joyant has been
built by Herreshoff In technical matter
OF curved frame, in violation, IT is said
Of certain rules Of the Yacht Racing As
ISOLATION of Long Island Sound, was signed
by Vernon F. West, owner of the Sayo-
nara c. B. Wheelock. who owns the Am
oret, and j. p. Fallon, owner Of the IT,
mandra.
Upon the receipt of the protest before
the race the Judges who were on board the
committee yacht Jessica. sent notice TO
| Commodore William II. Childs, Of the In
! dian Harbor Yacht Club. tho owner of the
Joyant. stating that they had sustained
the protest and that the Joyant could not
race.
and agreed TO race the series out. when all
the boats will be remeasured sby William
Hallock. within a week following the
races. Commodore Childs meanwhile pro-
tested the Corinthian. the Windward and
the Cara Mia on the same grounds on
which his boat had been protested.
The race finally was started at 2:+
/ o'clock with the wind light from the
south southwest. II was the prettest start
seen on the Sound in years. All Of the
| eight boats crossed the line on the star
owner and assisted by Addison G.. Hanan
| Z. B. Hart and Butler Whiting getting
away with the gun in the weather berth
/ The Corinthian, the Cara Mia and the
/ Windward were at the lee end of the line
/ the Timandra and the Italia astern, but tc
windward.
/ II was a beat to windward OF four miles
and return, sailed twice over, the weather
/ mark being a boat anchored off Matinicoch
/ Point. the start and finish line being of
| Great Captains Island. The ara Mia took
/ the port tack and lost by It on this first
round. The times taken at the Matnicocf
mark were Joyant, 3:27:o5: Sayonara
/ s:27.55; Corinthian. S:2S:36; Italia, 3:29:S1
| Amoret. S:SO:8O Windward, 3:51 o5; tt
mandra, S:3219: Cara Mia, 9:94:55.
On the second round Of the course the
Joyant still maintained her lead and finally
won from the Corinthian by 5 minutes i
seconds. The Cara Mia was third and the
/ Sayonara fourth
Hn1l
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The real estate market was marked ny
little activity yesterday. The CHIEF Trans
action was the sale OF a new SIX sto'9
apartment house in the Heights section IL
was sold by William A. Darling Il son TOT
the Audubon Construction Company puliu-
er. OF which Henry Aronson Is president.
The structure is at the northwest corner Oh
Amsterdam avenue and 15sth street, on
hot b3xl3 feet. and has been held at Sl60oo'
This house, which has only just peeh
completed. is regarded as one OF the i'hes.
non elevator properties on the Heigh's' IL
is understood that negotiations are unoer
way for the adjoining house. also owned ny
the Audubon Construction Company
r. Clarence Dorset has sold, through
the Deane Realty Company, as broker the
plot Of six lots on the south side OF V'tn
street. $50 feet east OF Tenth avenue.
This street is 100 feet wide and. FORMING
the connection between the 2OIth street
subway station and the Fordham' briuse
TO The Bronx, is destined to become one
of the principal business thoroughlares j"
the Dyckman section.
An interesting fact In connection WIN
this transaction is that 1t Is the sixth saie
Of these lots through the Deane realty
Company within six years. The nrst ol
these sales was made at about sl,6" a lot'
and the one just closed at about w." io''
An interesting sale in The Bronx 'ha'
will result in new apartment houses wa
that negotiated by B. Morris VINO SOFA LOT
the Henry Morgenthau Company a piot'
100. sx10o feet. on the west side OF Beck
street, between 169d street and lnterVa'e
avenue. The buyer is Abraham Weisnlah'
who will erect on the site three hVe stoiy
apartment houses. The same company sou
last week a plot in Tiffany street near
1s9d street, to Samuel B. SteinmeI LOT
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LEASES.

The American Lthographic Company has
leased the store and basement In NOS. ~
and ZIG Fourth avenue. between Eighteenth
and Nineteenth streets. to f. I. Mason
Co. silk importers. for term or years
Pease & Gilman have leased for Mrs
Gina c. Speranza. of Irvington, NO, % East
Fiftv-seventh street, four story d"ellhs
house. to the Allen-Stevenson school, for a
long term OF years. The building VIII
he extensively altered for the use OF the
school. The same firm has been appointed
agent for the ten story apartment mouse
al Nos. rs and $50 Madison avenue.
David Buckerman leased the thru moor
IN the Zindel Building. at No. S79 Fourtn
avenue 80 Toirer & Llnderman; also space
TO Paul Gunbinner & Co, the Wills Kite
Company and the Reliance Blue PRINT
Company.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of grantee)
Interest 3 per cent unless otherwise stated
uuY


Interest per cent unless otherwise stated.
JULY 10
MANHATTAN.
! PONp ST, s2 27x1l0; June 20; due PEI
bond: Francis II and William Ward and
Louisa II " Clarke to Title Guarantee ano
! Trust Co; $1,000 address 178 Broadway.
BROOME ST. $50, 25x10sx irreg; July II due
| "a per bond; Mary Reeve and ano 70 the Man
haitian Savings Institution; $4,000; address ga
| Broadway.
CROSBY ST, 1876; Lafayette st. 800: July 10
demand, per cent; Joseph Emmerlins 10 george
Fhret; 81 600; address. 1897 Park ave.
PARK AVE. g. "a It Of i2eth st. SoIso;
July 10; due az per bond; Catharine schiis g.
wschter to Lilly Danziser $1,000; address os
West 93d 81.
WASHINGTON ST. cor Desbrosse SIT st, ~. 22s
ssI irreg; July O. yrs - per cent; ro ma, .,Ts
ss5' 900: address. westhampton Beach, N Y.
I'D AVE. n " 8. ~ # OF 18th 81. 26xllo;
July s; due July /, 1921; Sadie Smith TO Julia
|. Jentz: 10000; address. pa Hancock st.
Brooklyn.
vrst Henry MIchaelis 10 3migrant Industrial
Savings Bank: $1,000; address. 81 Chambers ST.
I'D AVE, 422, q TT q 2eth St 24ssS; ~ July
Ollie Orphan Asylum in the City OF New York;
$40. 800: address. 40 Madison ave.
nth ST. s. $50 4 e of "a ave. 21Iloo;
July Il due Jan l. l9is per 'e address. .i'' s
East hist ST.
4oTH ST. 8. 1872 IT W o, Madison ave. 2exes
(rrior mtg 500 OOO); June 2s; due as per bond
Lemuel II Costikyan ct al to CITY real Estate
90. SEQ 900: address lie Broadway.
18th ST. AS to 40 West; sly hrk, ooIloo'
July 6: due as per bond; Andrew Beer TO Jacob
Knies. $50 600: address, 80 Merterdan ave. Ma
rner's Harbor Staten Island.
5lsT ST. = so II OF Sd ave. 2orloo,
|. Alexander Proctor TO Alden sampson
So 900: address. West 4Sd st
18TH ST, 8 s. 100 II Of sth ave- 2sHlOo
tprior mtg sss.tool; July 3; yrs; - w Pr
lam p Comstock: $1,000; address 1914 Broad
ST. Newark. j.
5sTH ST. SIS. 8ls II ~ 9th ave. 5ox1oo;
July 10: due az per bond; one Hundred ana
Thirty-f five West Fifty eighth street GO 70
the Germania Life Insurance Co: $225OOO;
address. 90 Union square.
9SD ST. 452 n Of 9th ave 2o1Io2
July q; 3 yrs. James Brokaw TO Samuel r.
KIlner and ano. trus; $4,000; address, 80
West 18th 81.
1o5TR ST, n s, 225 II OF Columbus ave.
31x1O0: July /: yrs. David Crear TO rudolph
Tombo. Jr. trus $4,000 address ols west
18Th 81.
lo5TH ST. 80 West. 5isty trk. leS100; July
r. due as ner bond: David Crear 10 William
l. Radford, $4,000. address. IL West Both 81.
18TH ST. q :. 50 II e OF Park ave. 3Ixloo
(prior mtg SAC. O00): July I; due Aug !. lsii
q per cent. Minnie Dolfnn 10 Robert Thed-
ford. I'd. sl.iO0. address. l44l Union st.
Brooklyn
18IsT ST. = 3. 2I9 It W Of Madison ave.
1sxp9; July /; yrs: Annie NJ Ivory 10 the
Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank, $1,000,
address. 81 Chambers St
THE BRONX.
ADRIAN AVE. g. io7 II n Of Terrace
View ave runs n W i26x Q lax f79x
. 10 (prior mtg $4,000; July 10; Auss a.
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THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.


AMSTERDAM AVENUE-William A. Darling
Son have sold for the Audubon Construction
Company Harry Aronson. president to cllent
the new six story structure, on plot o5rISO
feet at the northwest corner Of Amsterdam ave
nue. and l66th street. The property has been
reid AT about s160, 900
207TH STREET-R. Clarence Dorsett has SOLO
through the Deane Realty Company. as brokers,
the plot OF six lots on the south SIDE OF Dfth
street; $50 feet east Of Tenth avenue.
18TH sTRBDT-Frederick Zittel a Son, In
conjunction with George X. Read & Co. have
sold for Harry Schiff No 800 West llSth street.
three story dwelling house 16s11OO feet. The
new owner. In. John L. Pinto. VIII occupy the
house
GREENWICH STREET.-THE estate OF Will
lam Bartel has sold 10 Samuel Mcneil NO. lp
Greenwich street, five story building. on lot
2Sy661 irregular between Liberty and Cortlandt
streets. The property adjoins the new "a Pre-
cinct police station and is said 10 have been sold
for about $50 600
THE BRONX
INTERVAI.E AVENUE-B. Morris has sold
for the Henry Norgenthau Company plot, 100 q
xlOO feet on the west side OF Beck street. be
tween 1856 stree; and Intervale avenue The
buyer r. Abraham Wesman. who viii erect on
tho site three i've story apartment houses
HEATH AVENUEI-Ernst Calm and J. j.
Plttman have sold for tho University Heights
Realty Company No 1896 Heath avenue. three
story dwelling house on n lot 2O1lp feet 20
Curtis T. Byron.
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RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee
JULY 10.

CHRISTIE ST. 100 to 1872. two stores. etc;
J Selgmsn TO Joseph Catania. yrs from
May I. 1911; 81 200. address 203 Chrystie ST.
CROSBY ST. 100, y: all; Peter II Jor-
den TO Joseph Emmerllng. IL yrs from June
l. 1911. $1,000; address. 135 Crosby ST.
CORNELIA ST. 20 to 29h all; Eva Krot-
gen 10 Giuseppe Necchio. yrs 10 mos from
July I. 1911 s474o: address. 20 Cornelia st.
ELIZABETH ST. 80 20 81 top loft. Otto
Lorenzo and ano TO Spencer Tracy Co; yr
mos from July 10. 1911; yrs renewal, ST.
300 address, 40 Elizabeth 1T.
Sd AVE. 4i99 TO 1901. all. Howard NJ
10 mos from July /. 1911: SO. 600. address 1874
Grand 1T.
Sd AVE. 846o store. etc. Emile Koenig "a
Theodore Stolpe; yrs from Jan ]. 1911
$3.50; address. 8488 81 ave.
9TH AVE. :. 90 II OF 1I1th 1T. 2xio0x
iYTsgi ALI Edward Friedman TO Joseph Keller
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BUYS LONG ISLAND CITY TRACT

The hompson-Greenpolnt Lana Com-
pany purchased from the Maryland Heaiy
Company frontage Of $40 feet on Bliss
avenue. 142 feet on the north side OF Thorn
son avenue 1855 feet on Forest avenue Long
Ne south side OF Thomson avenue, ~ Ieet
on the west side of Caroline street, 20 Zee,
on Bliss street and "A feet on GreehPolnt
avenue.
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REALTY NOTES.

Frederick Zittel & Sons were the brokers
in the sale Of the block front on the east
side of Eighth avenue. between l5eth ana
18th streets for the New York and North
ern Land Company to James j. Coosan' re
ported in Saturdays Tribune.
Thomas j. O'Reilly has been appoints
agent OF The Galanthes apartments at NO
no West 18th street.
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LONG ISLAND.

DO YOU WANT A LITTLE BUSGADow 4,
Glenhead, L. II II you %, don't .sN 70 =,
and see us and look II over. only 20 minutes n
Ny. c, and only 10 minutes walk 70 n, rrs
front, with excellent boating and bathing a..
ties. YOU can easily make Il an all-y.a't1.
home; good sites, containing or more lor 81
and up Fer further particulars call q "a
I WRIGHT. 235 West 34th ST. New York
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BOROUGH OF QUEENS

BEAUTIFUL eRooM COTTAGE.
short blocks from shore, only q minutes ~
Penn. sta n. Y. C., on 2 full lots macata-.s
streets. cement walks. curbs, etc, and Ia "a
: trio lighting: severed property. priyileg, 4 y
bathing beach: dock. anchorage and higa n
Yacht cluo house: refined and select ns.,.Ac.
hood and elegant surrounding. price $. I'D ~
down. balance in years. WATERFRONT b,
40 Tribune Ofrce.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO 10
BOROUGH OF BRoOkLYS

FINEST sEMI-pETAchED HOUSE ia sr,i
doors hardwood trim; all street improy.rso
With sewer complete. for S. 800. worth ~
On IOO-foot boulevard with park c.rir.
beautiful home sltet
5000 CASH BUYS IT.
Gonna IN and talk II over, or write Cor bo,f.
Box IS Tribune Orcs
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pERMUDA CRIcKETERs WIN.

Philadelphia. July 0-The Bermuda
cricketers to-day defeated the Philadelphia
Cricket Club eleven IN the second inning Of
their two-day matchc by run and nine
Vickets. The visitors closed their first
innings this morning for a total OF 20. or
50 more runs than the home team mad made
on Saturday Philadelphia scored III I'm
the second inning
or the 56 runs needed TO win the game
j. r. Conyers, the Bermuda captain, VINO
isads their hating list carried his bat for
81. His first partner, $. ID. Narrower. made
8 while W. G.. Fisher was not out for IL,
and there were three extras
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RENTS SHORT HILLS COTTAGE.

Pease & Gilman have rented for H. H.
CLAYTON his cottage at Lawrence Beach
Long Island. 10 George a. Eyer OF shoit
Hills. \. j.. also for William A. PaIke, MS
country place at Belle Haven Green " ~ ~,
Conn. to a client, for the remainder Vi the
eeacOD
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SEW JERsE

MUST SELL, OWING TO POOR HEA.-i
bowling alley doing a fire business n,
September 70 June I adjoining barn, ~
etc: no reasonable Offer refused GEoaS
CHRISTOMS. pumont y. j
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and Ksroline Frank; $1,000, attorps,.
Bloch, "a Nassau ST. A,
INST ST. ITO East. 1890: july T. a..
dress "a Nassau St ~ O,1a ~
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COUNTRY.

FOR RENT-A SHORE COTTAGE MI
water and in the midst Of flower garters, :,
bedrooms: water, gas and electricity. ARR
e. ". MCLEAN. Pine Orchard Conn.
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STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

Utica, 10; wilkes Barre, g.
Troy, Q; Binghamton. ].
syracuse VS.. Scranton (wet groundsl,
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IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following sales were recorded yes
terday at the Real Estate Exchange sales
room. Nos. IA and 10 Vesey street:
BY Joseph p. Day.
1sT AVE PIT, =. 2610 II OF 1Osth 81
25xe2 iOx8S 4xs5T; vacant; adjourned
July II.
EAST 1s4TH ST 312, s, e1.s II OF Val
entlne ave. b55x9sex64 8x479i sly IRAN
dwg; sold to Daniel J Barnett for S7'4OO
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STEVENSON TAKES BAD FALL
Knocked from Saddle in Collision
on Polo Field.

Riding recklessly for the ball, Malcolm
Stevenson and c. c. Rumsey both of the
Cooperstown polo team, collided on the
field OF the Rockaway Hunting Club, at
Cedarhurst, Long Island, yesterday. Ste
venson was knocked from his saddle, his
pony rolled over him and he was taken
from the field to the clubhouse In an un-
conscious condition. IT was feared for some
time that the player was seriously, II not
fatally. injured, and a hurry call was cent
for doctors. After some time, however.
Stevenson opened his eyes and sat up,
when an examination showed that he was
suffering from only bad shaking up. Late
in the evening Stevenson had recovered.
The accident occurred In the second Of
the two matches OF the tournament series
for the Rockaway cups. In the first the
Philadelphia Country Club defeated the
Rockaway Hunting Club four by 1874 goals
to 9. The second was stopped at the fourth
period because OF the disaster with the
SCORE at goals to so goals In favor Of
Cooperstown over the Meadow Brook
! Magpies.
FIRST GAME.
RocKAwAY. PHILADELPHIA.
n ~ 5 s.,S1s Ne Ne ~ Il F s% %s'
no "a Ia Mon No S-M 9 hossn"
Back-c. p Dixon. -. = Bsck-T II. Dough
- erty. jr....... 2
Total .....-.........10
Phladelphin-By earned goals. 4. by allowed
safety. Total. 1874 goals; Goals scored-Rosen-
garten. q Paul. } HUM, /. Rockaway-By
earned goals, 0. Goals soored-Hazard. 2: Cow
din. 3; Ia Montague. 2; Hazards pony, Il;
Dougherty. hy mistake I. Total. o. Referee
Toward Cary Time-Eight periods OF ia min
utes each.
COOPERSrOWN MEADOW BROOK
Hdp MAGPIES.
No IF. S. Won Hop
stade ...... Al No. 1-E s. REVIVAL. 4
No &c G, Rumsey, 2 No 2-R. Belmont 3
No &C =. Beadel- No. 81. c. Cowdin. 4
ston ......., 3 Back-W. O. Loew. 90. 3
Back-M. Stevenson. 9 -
Total ..............l4
Total ....t.......s. .lOi
Coopcrstown-Bv earned goals. g. Magpies-
BY earned goals, o; allowed BY handicap /: lost
by penalties. Y goal. Total, 6& goals. Referee
Seward Cary.
TRI-STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.
Reading. g. Johnstown. Cst game).
Reading, 4: YOUNGSTOWN, cd game)
Wilmington, 8. Harrisburg, l.
Altoona, 4; Lancaster, z
- Trenton. 81 York. Z
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE RESULTS

Lowell, 6: New Bedford, q
BTockto7, s. Lawrence, ].
Worcester, S. Lynn. l.
Fall River, S; Haverhill, g.
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SELL NEW CORNER APARTMENT HOUSE
Builder Dposes of Structure at Amsterdam Avenue and ootF
Street, Which Has Been Held at $4,000.
BIG PLOT IN BRONX PURC HASED FOR Improvement
RECORDED TRANSFERS.

end Henry J Benjamin.: Fl yrs mos frol
July I. 1911: SO. 300: address. IS East e9d
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TRI-sTATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

Reading. 3: Johnstown. 2 DIST game)
Reading, 4: Johnstown. 0 I'D game).
Wilmington. 8; Harrisburg. l.
Altoona, A. Lancaster, z
Trenton, 6, York, z
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NEW BUILDING PLANa

NEW eUILoIHo PLANa
THE BRONX
| CANBRELLENG AVE. VS. a,w
st; for a 4 sty brk tsnmt, 2sxss. "a II
| Construction Co. Alfonso De HetS
| East l17th st. president owner. Wa. y
| Gaudio, 4Of fremont ave, architsc, 1.N ~
| 22JTH ST. =. 40S n Of Barn.. IAN
! four sty brk dwgs. 20rS3 a. ave. b,
| Home Co. Frank Krebaum, 73o M. Pts.,
| president, owners; John Mailer. t45 viss.s q
architect: 1872. "Hh q
ALTERATIONS.
MANHATTAN.
| 9TH AVE. . cor 49th q, w.t..
dencs; 20 conform with the plans =, y ~
| for the widening Of 9th ave; esia,s Ms q
Goelet: owner; csr 1on & Hastings '; ~; W.
BROADWAY. w cor <ath a. ia,
| way; 20 a mezzanlne floor betvssr ln'sx
| apd second stories IN the restaursn, a.. ae u
| 1907 Broadway: James Churchill s 80 10
| NJ Baer, 81 West 45th o., architect. rrj
THE BRONX.
WILLIS AVE, 871; 70 a sty syt
25x92: Paulire Levy, 16e West Iii, ae''ss
er; Moore a Lsndsiedel. f4sth 81 srs :, ~
| architects; $500.
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BY Bryan l.. Kennedy.

1sT AVE, or BRONX AVE. BOULEVARD
e q 100 II n OF 218th st, l00xl00 Wakeneld
SOLD TO the plaintifr for $3.50.
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he lineup fOIIOws:
F1RST CAME.
ROCKAwAY.

HOP. Hdp.
No. Nv. h Hazard 2 No IA. J. D. Paul. 0
No 81 p Cowdin 2 No Nv. II. T. HUM 4
No. 3-A. La Mon No 9-N. O Rosen-
tagne ...... garten ......
Pack-C p. Dixon. 4 Rack-T II. Dough
- erty. jr....... 2
Total .............20 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-11

BEGINS at point on Of proposed road. -
U vide. where 8 $ Of land Of David Forsyth con
tinued cuts and intersects said PROPOSED rys,
CRiyerdale oath Ward; runs along rorsy.h
land 100 II to W ! land Jane p Majory, etc
25x W 80 6x 35x W 8e.e to $ ssid proposss'
gjnnina. Feb 81 1906 James A and carrie
Walter to Clara L CAROLYN $1,000; attorney
Grant Snmlras 40 Wall 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-11


CoopcTstoWn-Bv earned goals. g. Magpies-
BY earned goals, o; allowed by handicap, / lost
by penalties. Y goal Total, o& goals. Referee
Seward Cary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-11

CRESCENT nov FARADAYl AVE
70 10 n n " Courtlandt now Newton, ave, ov ~
William A Kenny; 49, 300; attorneys Fettretch az
Sevbel Al Park Row.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-11

The Twentieth Century Athletic Club VIII
hold its boxing bouts tomorrow evening
instead Of on Friday. this week Two ten
round bouts between bantams VIII round
ont q good card. young Wagner and
young Britt will clash, while "Packey'
uommey and Philly McGovern also will
cross gloves
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-06-14
TO GET AFTER
AUTO SpEEDERS
POLICE HAVE RECEIVED lNSTRUC-
TIONS TO ARREST ALL WHO EH-
CEED SPEED LIMIT.

1t happened,
Inst what has been anticipated by
poopIa of the CITY for some time, and
eepccially to these Who do not own
or hire autos.
Al the commission meeting last
nicnt the board of commissioners in
structcd Police Commissioner IkaSl
70 enforce the ordinance against fast
driving Of vehicles en- he streets OF
the city, both motor and animal pro
pejlpd conveyanccs. and the commits
sioner promised that it would be done
and asked that the warning be given
publicitv
II was reportcd to the commissions
ers that drivers of autos are in the