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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-09-02

Stolen bases-Veach, Ball. Two
base hits-Veach, Smith, Coombs.
Struck out-By Prendergast, 1; by
Chapman, I. Bases on balls-Off
Prendergast, 3; off Chapman, 2. UNI
pire-Bannon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-09-02

saw that the man was injured they
swarmed onto the field and gathered
around Fisher. Sheriff Stevens had
a deputy attempt to rescue the play
er, but all three were roughly han
died.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-09-02
pop UP PA'SPRODS
Beaten BYLMKAFF
Islander Twirler Lets Daven-
ports Down With Two Hits
Scores Shutout.
THREE MEN DIE ON CIRCUIT
Nelson, Opposing Slabmen, Is Hit for
Eight Safeties-Score
8 to O..

GAMES TOMORROW.
Davenport at Rock Island.
Dubuque at Waterloo.
Peoria at Danville.
Quincy at Decatur.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-09-02

dations will be made for handling a
CAPACITY crowd. The work of putting
the island in shape for the meeting
will begin at once.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-09-02
rec. Phone West 711-K. Postofice

tree. Phone West INK PoStomce
box 464.
"Wolstencroft Brothers Baseball
Club"--Manager G. Huber. Phone W.
$50.
100 Block club-Manager Joe Gstet-
tenbauer, 1927 Tenth avenue. Phones
w. 1892 and E. S22.
Terros Cubs-Manager G. E Scott,
407 Brady street. Davenport Phone
N. I'll.
Rock Island Arsenal-Manager w.
]. Huls; phone west 1913.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-09-02

double steal. but was caught off sec
ond. Wooley hit and scored Lakaff.
Jacobsen ended it all for the Island
ers by striking out The score:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-09-02
WATERLOO TOOK
WINNING STREAK
Had the Bad Taste to Win at
the Same Time as
We All.
GARNER EIGHTEEN HITS
Peoria Prendergast Has the Best of
the Argument With Danville
Chapman.

Waterloo. Iowa, Sept. 2.-Hitting
at the right time won for Waterloo
yesterday. Better got a double and
two singles in three times up. Score:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-09-02

Peoria hoped ahead of Decatur
yesterday while the latter team was
resting. AT the same time they haul
ed the Speakers down a peg.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-09-02

Two base -hits-Beiter, Queisser,
Wilkes. Home run-Beatty. Struck
out-By Hollenbeck, 8; by Webster,
Q. Bases on balls-Off Hollenbeck,
4; off Webster, 1. Umpire-Cusack.
TOWN LOT GAME.
Danville, Ill, Sept. Eight err
rors featured town lot game won by
Peoria. The spearing of line drives
and seemingly impossible outf1eld hits
by visitors also helped beat the locals.
The score:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-09-02

Harry Hughes pitched for Ottum-
wa against the White Sox and held
the Chicago team down to seven hits,
good for three runs. Ottumwa fail
ed TO score.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-09-02

Waterloo fans are holding meet
ings for the purpose of arOusing in
terest in the game so that the at
tendance may be brought up TO the
mark which will warrant the city re-
naming in Class B ball.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-09-02
Baseball Boiled Down

Memphis, Tenn, Sept. 2.-Out-
fielder Jones, purchased by Memphis
from the Boston Nationals, was re-
turned yesterday to Boston.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-09-02

During the coming winter Eugene
Ely, Curtiss aviator participating IN
the Boston meet, will mako an exhi-
bition tour Of the world. His wife
will 20 with him. She is an en-
thusiast herself, and declares her
husband is going to teach her this
fail how to operate an ae-oplane so
she, too, can make fights when they
go abroad
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-09-02
GAMES MONDAY.

GAMES MONDAY.
Double Headers.)
Rock Island at Davenport
Danvtlle at Peoria.
Decatur at Quincy.
Waterloo at Dubuque.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-09-02
IN OTHER CLASSES.
YEsrERnAY,s PLAY.

Yesterday. w. R. Alexander was
eliminated by Ainsworth and c. P.
Skinner was eliminated by Mueller.
In the class c fight. G. X. Mixter was
eliminated by Bechtel and w. Clum by
Copp. In the consolation flight, the
Haywards eliminated l.. II. Hass and
Philo Gable.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-09-02

Philadelphia, Pa, Sept. 2-"Kitty''
Bransfeld. for several years first
baseman of the Philadelphia Nation
ais and previously with Pittsburgh,
was sold TO the Chicago Cubs for a
cash consideration. At the same
time the local management announc-
ed the signing of Catcher Kleinow,
formerly of the Boston Americans.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-09-02

An the news an the ume-Ths
Argus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-09-02

Portland, Ore, Sept. Losing his
temper at the jeers Of the bleaehers
when he juggled a grounder in the
game with Portland. First Baseman
Fisher of Tacoma hurled the ball at
the dense crowd in the right field
bleachers. The ball broke an arm
of spectator. When the bleacherites
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-09-02

1t looks as though Dave Altizer,
soldier-boy player, who was with
Washington, Cleveland and Cincin-
natl before going to Minneapolis
last season, may be back In the mai
ors soon Dave has been hitting at
a great clip and appears TO be q
sure enough come back"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-09-02
MITCHELL WINS
The CLUB TITLE
Rock Islander Defeats Decker
French in Finals of Golf
Championship.
LOSER BECAME NERVOUS
Local Man Got Stronger as the Play
Progressed and Won the Match
at the 32nd Hole.

Recovering the steadiness which
marked his play for the first IL holes
of the 36-hole match for the cham
pionship of Rock Island Arsenal
Golf club, Ardo w. Mitchell in play
ing the second round yesterday after
noon had an easy time defeating his
opponent, Decker French, Of Daven-
port The match was ended on the
send hole when Mitchell holed his
ball on the second stroke and won
his match, up to play. He I'm
ished the second round with 76
strokes, while his morning score was
10. French did not return a good
score on either round, his entire play
being rather erratic. which fact is
attributable to nervousness. Mitchell,
besides winning the title and the
championship cup, has thus far the
best claim on the low score medal
with a mark of IA.
IN OTHER CLASSES.
Those. who ARE playing in the finals
for the other cups in the mems cham
pionship tournament are H. Aims
worth and E. c. Mueller in the class
B: G.. NJ. Bechtel and H. G.. Copp in
class c, and E. G. Hayward and G. d.
Hayward in the consolation. At the
end of the round this morning the
players in class B were even up:
Bechtel was up on Copp, and e. G.
Hayward was 2 up on his father. In
all likelihood the last two matches will
result in favor of those who were
ahead at the end of this mornings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-24
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

.r r5an; e,s: / s24 Ss56"'0 70 v.u. Wv,
Title Guarantee and Trust CO 20 S Se Nrrb 59rs
Society for the Relief or Nldo"s anu ~ f''
~ Medical Men; $1,000 ,..,.,, c,s,t
VI pHoena " southworth to Frederick south
worth ,r Isroe 20 i57th Street Realty CO. $500
i57th street Really co to Isaac KnnsehhoHe''
Helen Banaman to Guaranty , IT Insr S0 ana
selma Strauss 70 La"y"rS ii'i7
MS vs. Fi.nS,on 10 Morris weinsten; 500. -,
Abrabsr T Lefcourt to>Solomon Conen 81 -.
Ag 9 dnaip P,I5y1in trustee. n Oras Realty Co;
SZ so,or,or cohen to Abraham f Lefcourt; 3
ASH Fiizlabe,b Dooling and ano Individual TO
,ri,in guarantee and Trust Co. SIoU;o
Rertha Tim 10 Louis strauss; sz.op; .,oo
Benedetto caroecio 70 Ne e. yr, he,st si7 200
n eI,na a., az rms, co TO Annie = HYDE, SeOO
Siargare, NJ Hall 10 Lillian Hoagland' 81
WV ,do,rb Bloch and ano 70 Herman Junker'
Albert L Blum to Henry Necarsuner and
an9 tTus, Mortgage Co 70 Jared W Bell &c.,
Harlem Savings Bank to Bronx Borough
ns Jehn T Philips ct al errs. to Annie NJ Ray
"iS Wirbsei ] Sullivan TO Ellen Kearns; 81 ..,.
selma strauss To Hannah Wallsch; all utle'
s. 600 - r.,,., = % law
yers Mortgage Co; SfI 600
f-nionport Lumber ana Manufacturing co 10
Angelo 1ysDr % Muller to Alfred II Timpson gdn;
$500 .,-..- .,
Nathan Kirsh 10 Samuel Greenberg. S3pOO
william care ana aho' ehs' 10 ii'i7 III
surance Co. sboob =. -, .,oo
seymour Realty co 10 Simeon Nauheim' cru"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-24
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET
MANHATTAN.

BROADWAY William 4 Pirkerton has solu
the FIVE story building No 81 Broad%ay, tx
tending 10 No 80 Trinity Place ana c9lnps isIiIs
the block front the north side OF Excna tn5,
| tllev The property has frontage Of 2! teet
in broadway, 2o2 feet along Exchange Ai,ey an. 10
| have been in the neighborhood o. $4,000
PARK AvENUE-DuF 6 Conger have s ela
for .Iohn HalIoran TO Marcus ". Marks NO. ~
| Park avenue. FIVE story dathouse, on 'o' -0N
| 100 feet. 10 feet North Of 18th street
S7TH srREET-M. & L. Hess have sold for
the Realty Holding Company to kcWard =;
| Quinn No. PA Yves. 37th street. four story and
basement 6 ,a 5n i6~ go , feft west q
1s1sT srRFET-Porter & Co. have sold 20
| Hymsn Schwartz for occupancy the three s,n's
| dwelling house No. 12l West 13lst street on a
| lot 1Sx9a ~ feet
THIRD AvENUE-Aaron Goodman has sold
No 2I3 10 2I7 Third avenue. SIX story Ient
ment house. on plot "a sX'o ,ee,, w 80, 20 80
Bloonle In part payment Mr.. Bloome gives -
| Nr Goodman No III Vest 10th street, three
story dwelling house on lot 2o11Oo1 feet
18th street.-the National, COAX ana SUI
dwelling houses and two 1--WE story nath nl =
No 2l0 TO 22i West 18th street from Dsor - -,
Fveritt william !. Karnes and :. PAUL. Inc
brokers IN The transaction were BENJAMIN Bern
stein Louis Schrag and Charles II Easton.
nth sTREET-Joseph Berliant cold No. GO
9TH street. Ave story faihcnse, on iot TX
81 g feet. between Second and Third avenues
29TH SrREET-E. s. Foley. Of Furey q Co.
sold for Margaret Delaney the premises 40.
518 West 29th street 25x9s.a feet, four story
and basement tenement house. 70 an investor.
The property has been I'm TIE family tor MY
years. Also. the premises No. 800 west ietll
street three story and basement dwe!lhg
house on O plot 22xI0 feet, for Martha Meyer
to Margaret Delaney.
3sD sTREET-John NJ. Reid sold for Fred.
erick Vogel 10 william T. Tucker No. o2Z East
33d street a four story double tenement mouse
with stores. on PLOT 25X one-half the block
THE BRONX.
18TH sTREDr-James +. Meehein has 500
10 Mary Dawson No. All East 136th street.
three story brick dwelling house. on lot l6eNlVo
, feet
HULL AVENUE-Ernst & Cohn have sold for
Beiamin Y Freed to Catharine Hartung No.
31i5 Hull avenue three story dwelling house
on lot 20Vl0O feet
JEROME AVENUE-The Conservative Realty
Company has sold to Bine Bing the plot. 100
x114G feet, on the west side of Jerome avenue,
1872 . feet south Of Kngsbridge Road. George
r Baldwin was the broker. This property was
given in part payment for the southeast corner
OF Amsterdam avenue and 10th street, a plot
81 .8x1bO feet. reported sold Saturday.
149TH sTREET-Jullus Trattner and : schlf
have sold for Susie f. Piser the three story
brick building No. 2S5 East l49th street. on lot
"a 9xs0 feet
MARMION AVENUE-Joseph Fritz has bought
from James q Callan the southwest corner 81
Msrmion avenue and 10th street, a plot lopHo-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-24
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were recorded
Yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange
salesrocms, Nos "a and 16 Nesey street:
By Joseph 2 Day
ST NICHOLAS AVE. $50 and ls4. cor
1lath 81. 1ls 5x15s 2xloo 11xa6 3. two sly apis
and stores sold 10 the plaintiff for s24l 500
WASHINGTON AVE. 1859 and 11Gl. n W cor
l67th 81. 60x9o ETY. fat; SOLD 10 tho plaintiff
Tor $46.s
5TH ST, 435 s. 1888 # Of Ave A. q 2x
o. ST. tonmt and stores. sold 70 the plaintiff
for $25000
BY Herbert A. Sherman.
WILLOW AVE. " cor l37th 81. l0x62.6 FIVE
stv dwFs sold 70 the plaintiff for $3.50
By Samuel Marx
9TH IT. 454. s. 100 Il OF 10th ave- e5x
9e o 2 sly tenmt and stores: adjourned n May
81.
EAST BROADWAY. 12e. :. IS I u OF Pike
81. 25 2r63 1Y25 4xe3 g. stv tenmt and stores
sold 10 the plaintiff for s2s. sos.
Bv Daniel Greenwad
ls4TH ST, 500, e. 100 # " OF Arnsterd dam
ave 50r9e H. : sty fat: adjourned 20 May %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-24
LEASES.

The Kisch Manufacturing Company has
leased the second and third lofts in the
building No. II TO Is East 29d street, from
the Brunswick Realty Company for term
Of years Moses & Franc and Myer Bondy
were the brokers in the transaction.
The Cross & Brown Company has leased
for term of years the 10 foot building at
No. ZAP 10 146 West 50th street 10 the
Chase Motor Truck Company; also the
building No ais Seventh avenue, between
57th and 5sth streets. for Robert Pierce.
and space in the Columbus Circle Arcade
Building to the George f. Wslln Company.
Royal Scott Guden has leased the build
ing No. % West 45th street for Al Hay
man 10 a client for business purposes; also
store at southwest corner Of Madison ave-
nue. and 4sth street to NJ. f. Mossel. and
space I'm the Putnam Building, No . 10 6
West 45th street TO r r. Schurman.
NJ. NJ. Hayward & Co. have leased the
corner store ct No. o6t4 Broadway TO the
Sheffield Farms Slawson- Decker Company;
the store al No. 2si6 Broadway to T. Mar
teno, and the store No. e31 West oath
street to Nine Macque. milliner.
George Dudley Warinc has leased the
dwelling house No. 2So West End avenue
for term ~ years 70 Gertrude W. Laid
lev
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-24
SUBURBAN SALES.

Tho Draper Realty Company has 500
Mot. ooy152 feet. on the north side OF Lax
Drive. ct Oakland Long Island, 10 =. r
nIurrav. who viii erect a dwelling house.
g Taus & Son report the following safes
IN the Rockaway peninsula For the Far
,ellv estate plot on the south side Of
Dodge avenue; plots on the north slde OF
D,vision avenue. for Mrs. Hughes and MISS
Na,obton: the cottage No. "a Wygand
place for Schumacher; a cottage on
chester avenue. Belle Harbor. for n
snring. and a plot on the boulevard near
pnrd avenue Hollands station. for /
Zaret ~,
cornelius &; Kolr has sold for the IN
a.~r.ood estate 70 Charles HERS plot
a. feet At the northwest corner OF
waters and St Johns avenues. Wester-
le,eb staten Island. The buyer VIII erect
dwelling house
II u. Darlington has sold tract OF
,byee acres on whitestone avenue. Flush
,rg Long Island The price Is SAID 10
have been about $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-24
COUNTRY RENTALS,

De Blois & Eldrdge have leased for the
King and Wetmore estate the Parker cot
tage. AZ Newport. r. T.. TO J. F. Person
jr.
Pcase e. Gilman have leased for w
Gould Brokaw his estate. known As MIR
vana. containing one hundred acres, with
large stone residence stables and private
polo field Great Neck. Long Island; also
eublet for Frank L. Polk Tanglewood' on
ocean avenue Cedarhurst, Long Island
70 w Woods Planknton. of Milwaukee
W.. elso rented for ". Hobart Porter
his Iauderdale. on Oceal avenue TO
Frank L. Polk.
Tho Banister Realty Company. Maxi
milan Norgenth1u. resident, reports the
following leases at Ostend. Far Rorka-
way: To Amelia J. Phillips. cottage on
South street. near the Far Rockaway
Arms. through Andrew !. McTighe Il 90
cottage on South street 10 Morris ives
Ioskv. Furnished cottage on South street
IN Max Hess a dwelling on South street
70 Julia Walter; a residence on south
street 10 Jacob Hess: the Far Rockaway
Arms 10 J. slote who had the lease last
wear also
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-24
PROPERTY ON LOWER BROADWAY BOUGHT
Adams Express Company Purchases from william A. Pnkeron
Five Story Building at tn Corner of Exchange Alley.


recorded Monday OF Nos 2s24-2s2s Broad
v:ev 10 Louis Kaplsn. for restaurant pur-
poses
There will be meeting OF the Harlem
Prorertv Owners Association at No. 1iI
Fast 125th street tomorrow night.
slswson 6 Hobbs have placed loans on
the following properties: On Wesleyan
dwellings. southwest corner Nth street
end Broadway. $4,000; on No. &c West s5th
street. FOR Herman Kuhn. $1,000. on No.
3ls West list street. for Alice Miller. $4,000;
on No. lT6 West s4th street. for John }.
Campbell. $4,000; on southwest corner 10th
street and st. Nicholas avenue. $4,000; on
No. 81, West 123d street. s2e,ooo; on NO.
1924 Amsterdam avenue. for Myron s. Half.
sis 600; on No. % West 18th street, for 10
eeph Ansnacher, $4,000. Also two loans FOR
Andrew NJ Boyd on property at Nos .
and q West Sth street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-24

The Adams Express Company added to
It's holdings In lower Broadway Yesterday
by the purchase Of property from william
A. Pinkerton, of the Pinkerton Detective
Agency. The property was bought by
William NJ. Barrett for the express com
peny for consideration said to be s75o, 600
Another interesting purchase was In the
pennsylvania Station section by a cloak
and suit concern. which added TO its large
holdings by obtaining dwelling and fat
houses in West 25th street II is believed
that loft building will he erected on the
combined site.
The property in lower Broadway sold
comprises five story building at No 81,
extending to No. 80 Trinity Place and oc-
cupying the block front on the north side
of Exchange Alley. IT has a frontage Of
27s feet in Broadway and extends 202
feet along Exchange Alley. The Trinity
Place frontage is 27.6 feet and the north
erly line measures 2o4 feet.
The Adams Express COMPANY owns the
two buildings on the north, at Nos 30 and
81 Broadway, comprising n frontage of
772 feet, with depth of 204 feet. extend
Ing through TO Trinity Place. The Ameri-
can Express Company occupies the two
five story structures at Nos. GO and 65
Broadway. and the remainder Of the Broad
way frontage. extending to Rector street.
is occupied by the Empire Building.
In the Pennsylvania Station section the
National Cloak and Suit Company bought.
through its president, Samuel u. Rosen-
baum, a row of six old private houses
and two FIVE story fat houses. comprising
the property No. 210 to pa West 25th
street.
This acquisition gives the company a
plottage aggregeting 10000 square feet,
and consists Of the block front on the west
side OF Seventh avenue. having frontage
Of 1875 feet on that thoroughfare and
takes in all the property on oath and 25th
streets for distance Of $50 feet on either
street a portion of this plottaee was i'm
proved a few years ago with two eleven
story connected loft structures for the ex-
elusive use of the company, one Of which
covers the frontage at No 203 to 2l7 West
path street. and the other occupies the lots
No. 204 TO POS West 25th street
Mrs Philip l.. Crovate sold No. II West
3sth street, a four story dwelling house
on lot 25x9s9 feet. The seller also owns
the ten story loft building at No. Z. The
price was said to be about 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-24
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address or lessee)
NAV %

with name and address OF lessee)
MAY %
or0Ap ct "a 70 as second floor; Continental
Insurance Co 10 the Home Insurance 20. - yrs
from Nav !, 1907 $500 address. So Broadway.
copTLANDT ST. 81 basement space l2x4
,be PRINCESS club 10 John Jsnos; 2 yrs | mo and
10 dave from Dec 20. 1910; S275. address %
Cortland e.
Adiran CORPORATION 10 siemund MAYER and ano.
: vrs II mos from June J. 1911. $500 20 s5.p",
address. 1c6 stanton st.
GREENWICH ST. S64. W cor Franklin ST.
store and part basement John Duff ana ano.
exrs. etc. to Jacob c Kaiser; 3 yTs from Nav l.
10i1. > yrs renewal AZ $1,000. 50. 700. address.
POI west 81
LENOX AVE. n cor lieth Ct, Fart Of store
noor- 50xs4 sophie Rothschild, indiy. and Hattie
raIlrnan ct al exrs. 10 United Merchants I'm
rrovoment Co 10 yrs mos from Jan !, lel2i
r. 90 10 81 5oo. address, a. West 18th 81
MONROE ST. 81. east store ana back rooms
end basement, also hack rooms IN rear ~ west
s,ore. carlo rabili and ano - francesca sisl-
monde. yrs from May l. lo1l 5000: address.
81 Monroe st.
MADISON AVE. n cor s2d ST, o. e11Oo;. VIM
,isneece and ano to Empire Holding GO; 20 yrs
nom Nay /. 1912. $50 $50. address, 1852 Broad
way
ST. SIAT HotEovi1 TO 5o mayeT + Feidman yrs
irCm Nav !. 1911. $500 address. 1G6 Stanton
~ ~ NJ ~ FdvsTo w Cunningham YRS from
MAJ T. 1911, 81 2pD: address. II Vaiich ST.
WILLIAM ST. 1875: Ellen 7 Jones and ano,
evrs 10 Eeary Allen: 3 yrs from May ], 1911;
"a so address. 13s West nth 81.
sD AVE 1888. cor 1921 ST. Patrick
uteyran 70 Patrick Ward yrs from May l..
io,4. az 500: address. ISL East 1921 e..
,2ru AVE. s cor 25th S. 45x54. fret floor;
eir,arnt s Astworth 10 Henry Holsten. yrs !
20 IRON, April |. 1911: S3750 address. 81
Montgomery 81. Jersey city, n J.
18TH ST. so erd 81 West store and basement:
10 vrs from Aug I. 1911: $1,000. address. los
west 18TH ~.
oeTtt ST. IL 10 10 East II and 70 iofts;
p(eccr, Realty 60 10 VIM Fischman WIS from
Feb /. i0i2: s yrs renewal: SEQ 900; address. ]
Nest G2d 81
oGTH ST. 80 and 1co West. third floor. west
penno rosenberg TO Isaec Jnhe 81 al. 2 yrs !
NOS from July /. 1911 $3.50. address l5s West
2Cth n.
oeTtI ST.. % and - East. store etc; Improved
rro,1rtv Holding co 10 Now York Telephone 90,
/, ne from June !. 1911. $1,000. address. Il
Dey 81.
oeru 81. A. West Walter p Lambert 10
,to,nah . van Loan: yrs from Aug l. 1911;
a. 400. address. 100 Madison ave.
,sru or ~ East part store. etc. Meyer
lsS.,i,nh "a Charles flumbrdge. 8 yrs from
e 60, 1911. $1,000 10 $1,000. address. 600
NadifOn ave-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-24
MO SEWER TO SAVE BABY
''s'eer Holds Child Above His Head
Until Helm Comes.

a.. Llpmsn, two years old 81 No q
: -''h street. was saved from drowning
!, se"er In Mount Morris Park Yesterday
-, 'Slo'a Penfell. Of No 1896 Riverside
:. "ho Jumped into the sewer, grabbed
n, '' IRON three feet Of water and neld
NJ I'VE his head until he WAS lifted out.
"a NE child nor Penheld was injured.
a.. befng looked over by an ambu-
.-fgeon both went 10 their homes.
q vas ont in the park in the company
n, grandfather. Israel Brosky Es-
e. ~e eye ~ the grandfather. the
u, s1' 10 The sewer opening which runs
y, 80 "' PARK 10 Fifth avenue. The cover
IN 49, piooahly disiodged by boys. The
e - I@"'ea along and then suddenly fell
&, Openins Az the time Penneld was
~ 'neN near by and happened 10 be
ek a. up from his paper He saw the
a nappesr He dashed 10 the opening
4 zen started down
"A - ne seized the boy he YELLED for
- 'ao a patrolman and some mark la
IA responded with ropes. and both were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-24
BROOKLYN SALES.

The Brown Realty Company Purchsseo
Nos All and 47q Sd street. between 0iA,"
and Seventh avenues, FIVE story apart
rnent house. on lot 4ix90 feet
Martin spinelli sold Nos. % ana ~ war.
rem street. two 1--WE story houses on pIo'
o7xqo feet. for Tlomena Savarese 10 ny
man u. Shapiro; also No. 53S lth s'ree''
two story frame house. on lot 2oSloV iee''
for Anna D. Yeagler.
Harry VI. Lewis sold for Arthur .. how
ard the plot s0xl2O7 feet. southwest corner
If Eastern Parkway end Rochester ave
nue.. and for the Link Realty ana CoN'
struction Company No 237 Kingston ave-
nue. three story fat. on lot 2ox1i.s fee''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-24
B0ARDER TURNS ROBBER
iTs Woman Into Unconsciousness
and Escapes with Jevelry.

y Mary Sarge. sixty-two years old, is
,As seriously 81 at her home, No SO FL
..ss street, as a result Of being beaten
9. ioootd ~ some iewelry by a boarder
. 'T home early yesterday morning. The
'oih was rendered unconscious. and the
Nas probably would not have been dis
.'sisd as soon rs It was had 1t not been
= Ter three-yesr-old grandson. George
VINE Mrs. Sarge was trying 10 fight off
:. ss'allant her grandson awakened and.
''@hg that something was wrong. began
w This frightened the man away. and
tns Tine several % the tenants reached
@fges apartment he had made good
s'fape Mrs. Sarge was attended by
h%fle, Of Governor Hospital The
- o. Eldridge street station said they
s,'ea - arrest the assailant within
"f'y-four boure