davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The fool-killer., 1911-02-01

the Creator made when He failed
to make man with a cigar Ia his
mouth.
The man with a new idea is q
crank or fool until the idea sue
ceeds, and then he is the whole
cheese.
The market report says eggs
have dropped. Amt it funny.
that eggs can drop SO without
breaking
That old saying that is
never too late to mend is what
makes so many folks keep put
ting it off
The biggest millionaire club in
this country is the one that meets
in the north end Of the Capitol
at Washington.
The difference between a trust
and a combine is the same as be-
tween a log and a bundle Of
sticks.
The devil says: LET me make
the morals of a nation and / don't
give a doggon who makes It's laws
or its songs either. "
Your enemy says mean-thmgs
about you, and your friend totes
the news to you. Now which has
done you the most harm?
The principal use for cotton is
for stock brokers to gamble in,
but it is also used extensively in
the manufacture of wooden goods,
little girl, in trying to ex-
plain the difference between a d
and a b, said. The d has
tits tummy on its back
Beneath the moon he told his love ;
The color left her cheek;
But on the shoulder OF his coat
It showed up for week
Who paints the daisies22 8
asks q spring poet. Hanged if /
know. I have known good
many daisies, and I have always
thought they painted themselves.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-27
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN


9th sTREET-sloane & Moller. carpenters
and builders. represented hy George n. Read s
Co. have bought from Mrs. L. ". Boardman
NOS 32l. 723 and 32j East Gath street. i5Xlooo
feet; also from Mrs. Julia r. T. Cannon No.
@27 10 33l, adjoining, 75xioo.5 feet and from
Mrs Rose and Mrs. Kate 81 Sanders No. 333
70 3i3. 15Oxlo05 feet The combined parcel
comprises plot 30oXl00.5 feet, go feet east OF
Second avenue and extending L. within 100 feet
Of First avenue. The various sellers were rep
resented I'm the transaction by Horace ). Ely
s. Co
BROADWAY Max Marx has bought from
Katharine L. Naumann the Rosefeid a new six
story elevator apartment house. on plot BOX
100 feet on the west side OF Broadway OPP
cavc US isG and 1ss West i35th street five
story ila'house. on a plot 50x99. feet, adjcin-
ing the southcas, corner = Seventh avenue.
10TH STREET-Calder. Nass0it x Lanning
have sold for various owners TO the STANDARD
Construction Company Nos. 23S go and 252
West 10th street three three story stone front
dwelling houses. on a plot 56Xl00 II feet. TTose
will be Torn down and a nine story apartment
house erected On the site, which viii contain
ments, with kltchenettes, each floor. Plans
are being drawn by schwartz & Gross. and will
be flied within a few days. The building Is
estimated 20 cost slG0. 900
WEST END AvENUE-John n Golding has
sold for Judge Richard r. Lynch his home at
10 $50 West End avenue. four story dwelling
hHtl streets The purchaser Is Emily q. K.
Nichols.
WEBSTER ANENT'E-The j. T. Wilton
stuart Company has sold for Frcnerick VI. Mel
l"rt the five story apartment house a. the north
west corner OF Webster avenue and l9ith street,
on a plot ~ GyG31 feet. The buyer gave in
part payment the colonial dwelling house. to
, Fethor with half an acre Of ground, at No. POI
Park avenue, Yonkers George Z. Fowler & 90.
represented Mr. Mellert in the transaction.
l4GTH STREET Eva T. weber sold 10 James
". Aud No. 449 East l4fth street. \ Ave story
haihouse. on Tot 25x1"0 foot. IN part pay
mont Mrs. Weber took ~. ~ lst street. Yonk
ers. two and n half story dwelling house on
a plot Jovl0O feet also two lots. each, 25x100
feet in Rapolye street. Long Island city.
223D AND 225TU STREETS-Tohn n Behr-
mann has sold for Julius Tfesse No. 76i East
223d street, n tw family dwelling house on
lot 2lNlo0 feet. o. Eh@rhart Rommel: also for
Frederick and Ernostina Noss a plot. 100xl14
feet the north side ~ 223d street. builder.
/ who will erect four four story 0athouscs, with
stores. also for Patrick Hanrahan the two
family dwelling house No. 72I East 225th street.
ST. RAYMOND AVENrE-F. VI. Weiss &
Go. have sold for Mary Murphy lot. ok
J 100 feet In s. Raymond Park fronting I'm 81.
RAYMOND avenue; also Lots 1913 and 1914 in
Walker avenue. in the Adee estate tract
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SUBURBAN SALES.

Edward p. Hamilton & 60. have sold Tor
Edward p Slevin 10 w 8. Duncan, OF this
city, his home. known as East Give
comprising a stone residence, stables and
six acres. fronting the East Cliff Orange
Mountains. with extended views over the
Oranges. Montclair and Newark. The prop
erty forms part Of a private park and ad-
Joins the country homo Of Douglas Robin
son the Marcellus Hartley estate the
homes Of c. r Loree. president Of the Del
aware e. Hudson Railroad Company, the
late ]. Crosby Brown and others.
At Far Hills, Somerset County, y. J., the
Tige farm consisting Of about two hundred
acres, with old buildings, has Deen sold TO
I con Israel, who will remodel II for his
own occupancy The Peck property, or
about forty acres, has also been sold to Mrs
Willard, OF Manhattan. Both sales were
made by JOseIh W Lent Of Bernardsville
Samuel L. Berry. Of Newark. has sold to a
Newark merchant ten acres on the state
road leading from Far Hills TO Larger
Cross Roads, on which ne Will erect a resi-
dence for his own occupancy The price
was $3.50 an acre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-27
LEASES.

Hornor & Co. Inc, have leased for the
estate Of Thomas r. A. Hall the north
store in No ga Fifth avenue TO John w.
Charlton. a jeweller Of 3lst street and Fifth
avenue. for a long term Of years, al an
annual rental Of about 10000.
Louis Kempner has leased store in the
Admission. al Broadway and S9th street to
Watsky Brothers.
+. de Forest Simmons has leased the
dwelling house No. II East 6lst street 10
Miss Fawcet for use as a school md the
stores in Nos. 81 and 90 East 5Sth street 10
Mr.. Butts.
Pease & Gilman, as agents for the new
apartment house at No. $50 Park avenue,
have made the following lenses: Two dou-
bic apartments 10 Mrs. Frederick Belts and
Or. Alfred Mttendorf, Henry Il. Townr.
{. D. Smithers, J. r. Mcdonald. Sterling
Postley, n ". Tenney, Arthur H. Hagan,
Mrs Chsrles Gates, Heyward Drayton,
Frederick Johnson, Halsted Nandcrpoel.
Mrs Robert Maclay and. I'm conjunction
with Post e. Reese, to Stewart Waller.
D. II Sculy & 90. have leased the dwell
Ing house No. 1871 East ll6th street 10 Mrs
Nellie Mahoney and the dwelling house No.
l22 East l2lst street to Mrs. Mary o Rourke
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-27
RUMSOM WINS POLO TROPHY
Defeats Westchester Freeboot'
ers for Monmouth Cup.
IR, Tclorrnnh 10 Tho Tribune.

Red Bank. y. J.. July 26-In hard rid
ing rolo match tho Rumson team deteateh
the Westchester Freebooters by the score
OF ia, goals 10 ~ goals in the final OF the
tournament for the Monmouth Challenge
Gun to-day on the Rumson field. The tro-
ply was presented by Felix Warburg and
w. Strother Jones Despite their furious
riding and mallet work the Westchester
four was unable TO overcome the handicap
of eight goals The team only scored eight
goals to Rumson's six.
The WeStchesters started off hriskly
when Boyer scored one goal in the first
and HUM and Rosengarten Tailed one
each i'm the second.
foul by HUM cancelled half Of his
tally. Boyer scored another in the third
and HUM made n goal in the seventh. In
the eighth period Boyer. Rosengarten and
HUM each scored a goal.
Whitrey made a goal for Rumson in the
first. while Lawrence was peualiZed a half
In the second Doves lost one quarter and
in the third Lawrence was penalized one
half. Doves and Lawrence were each pen
allied quarter i'm the fourth. Whitney
and Mcclure scored one goal in the fifth
and Mcclure added two more in the sixth.
In the seventh Whitney and Lawrence
were each psnalized one-quarter, and in
the final period Lawrence made goal.
The lineup follows:
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$50 II n of lsist st. 2sx70. Carrie = Baker ~
al to Margaret Reiner; June 30; VI anu''
PHI Grand Boulevard and concouise
GRAND BOULEVARD and Concourse,, -
1874 n n OF lslst ~. 26x5l; same 10 Johh h''
ner. juno ~; 81: nd lress 100 bind ave.
HEATH AVE. W $. 537 It n ~ Boston ave,
25xs4. Maria Iill 10 Thomas . meow. Co.. =,
81 OoO,: July 3: 500. address. 463 West '"'h -.
HUGHES AVE. W .. i75 It ~ 18TH 81 o
ISL: August Kuhn 10 Cambrelleng Avenue Bulla-
ing and Construction Co: July p; 500 sd''cSS'
23si Hughes ave.
JACKSON AYE iist 81 so,,Dd R9s cS%snE osa
July u. 81. address. 367 East i57th ST.
SAME PROPERTY; Christian 81 Schwenkei
to Henry f Ressck: July p ,mtge slo'o"''
81. address. 20G4 Valentine ave.
LOT is. map Thomson Rose estate. Inc
Bronx: Maria Ramponc 10 victorine Ranponc'
April %: 81 address. asa Barnes ave
LOT q. blk 80. map section Morris ParE
Morris Park Development co to Nu,l''n-
Spencer. July 90 500. address, Montciair' d
LOT ~. map 327 lots Hunter estate;
address. 2i5 Spring St
LOT 49, came man. same to Carl h No,en
July II; 81; address. 5e3 Fla'bn'h ave b'ooN''"'
MARcHBR AVE- s. 225 II 81 ~ l i%bror ST. and
ano: July q: 81: address ~ Melrose ave.
MILL ROCK. or Leland Island contains
acre I'm waters OF Hell Gate, East klVet, 1eine
from WARDS lslani5 dtso Az tllF Io'.'-.--
der waters etc, containing $50 900 acres
william r Peters TO United states OF America
june 90; s2sooo. ,.
PLOT begins W Of land Of William W FOX, 70
IT from n = cor lot -. map Woodstock
George f Wells. ref. 10 Rose W Crlssey. JuIy
Z. omitted: address, Naponock Ulster County
Y
SIMPSON Sr. 1850, iOxlo0; simpson Con
structlon 90 to William Meyer (mtge S35''oW'
July %: 800, address, COG Amsterdam ave
wAsHINGToN AVE. 1873 to 1872 I 22Ofo o.
Samuel Deutsch to AdOlph Freund' july -
Crltge Sl4 OOOj. address. 1922 webster tve.
WILLIS AVE, 800. 2jx100; Edward Wills I;.,t 20
George schwarrr; July II; 81; address, 1913 Wits
ave.
l9GTII ST. .. - It Of Creston ave- Dx
"a. T. s Prince CO. a corporation, 10 Wllliam =
bergen. July %; 81 address. lsOth 81, bet AN
drews ave and IOring place.
22sTH ST. $. west y lot Los. map wake
field 22xl14. Jacob Leske 70 august CyKa' july
Ok; 81 go address, 95l East 22Sth ST.
23oTU ST. n $, 100 II Of Martha ave-. ok
100. Eugene n Hammond 10 Anthony rug
liese mtge $4,000; July J; 81; ADDRESS, 40
Ea Sf o20th ct
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RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee
MANIIATTAN

AVENUE &, 147 5 rooms q floor, Norris
Lpsmsu TO Newman Cheass; yrs from Dec l.
1910. 500 address. $40 East 9th -.
BROADWAY s. 90 II n Of 18th At i9x
6S, store. etc. The Broadway and 18Th street
co 10 Geo Buchanan, yrs from oct ]. 1870
81 600: address. 600 West ll4th -.
HOE AVE. n cor l72d 81. store etc Pas
quale \ Altere 70 James Byrnes and ano; 10
yrs from July /, 1911; $500; address, 4Gl East
l43d II
LUDLOW ST :. all. Augusta Minusman to
Abe Kaplan; . yrs mos from Aug l. 1911;
81 CO. ADDRESS. : Ludlow ~.
PELHAM AVE 500. store. etc; Pelham s.
Hoffman Realty 60 10 Frank Cummo and anoi
yrs from April 49, 1911; sl,2co; address 5s9
Pelham ave.
Order 81 Hibernians to Fifth Avenue Amgse-
ment 90; - Yrs from completion Of bldg;
S35. 900. address. i57 East Broadway.
IosTII ST 3lA 10 3lG East. store, etc; Luigi
Riccord0 10 samuel Mazzucca. yrs from March
~, 1910; $500; address, 3l4 Bast losth st.
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Welt .......... ..... 20 com ......'........'l 10
SIOOPS-CLASS o
Princess. F.G Stevart12 More Joy, ". X.
Suelew. + 2. Luck Chllds ..............l%
enhach .......-....l Il
rANn1cAP cLAss-FIRsT nIV1sION '

Mist. j. A Morris .2l Fearless y. P. Stod-
Red Wing. Joewy and dard .............. =
Grace ............ q Naisd j. Bruins .... %
Scud G. 2. Gran Quest. 2. L. Wolfe. %
berry ............. 30 Kcnmins. -- .....
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN

I'D ST 1873 West; for 7 81 and hasAnen,
professional building. 22I9i2; Cluny Resity Co
ls9 Broadway owner; z r. Birge. % Wes, 3,fL
81, architect; cost $4,000
10TH ST. 8, i25 n Of Park ave. .or A
3 sty dwg 45xs4; z Clark. Coopers'oVn
n y owner; F Sterne, 1870 East i9gh 81 ar
chitect; cost. 100000
BROADWAY " cor i43d 81. Tor n sty
apartment, 99.lix1Os: McMorrow Engineering
60. 37S5 Broadway. owner; Neville Baege. ol7
West l22th AZ architects: cost. 10000
MORNINGsTDE AVE WEST. ;. 1lpth IN
I2Jth sts: for a sty apartment house. 1879 ~
lScv-xt174 West Side Construction 90. 20
West Tooth 81, owner; T Pelham. j07 5'h
ave architect. cost. 5000
9th ST f37 East. FOR ETY. stable Dix
o. - McQuillan. 800 East 65th a.. owner; y
Knubel. 31s West s2d ~. architect. cost.
$1,000
54TH ST. 8. 2ai q " u Ave \; fo-
sly wagon storage bldg. 1895. l. Schurm7 her.
1i2s I'd ave. owner; i Sheinar-. i54 BoWey.
architect: cost. S2fo
THE BRONX
UNIONPORT ROAD s. COO n n Morris
Park ave- for a I sly concrete shop. f"Kl'i,
20 East 18th 81. PRESIDENT. owner; L b Sfl-
well. 100 Broadway. architect; cost. $500.
23IST ST, n W cor Bailey ave; for -
brk tenmt 80 4xlIia: Martin-Wlhor CCrr'rI'-
ton co M J Martin on premises president.
owner: Moon & Isndsiede.. ash street and
81 ave architects. cost $4,000.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

John Aspinwall and sno, trus. % John Aspln-
wall S2l $50.
Frederick Ieni % Banned Friend 81
Charles Zerharfni 70 Rosa Forrari 81
Rosa Fcrrari 10 Mary Ierbarn. $1,000.
Mile ! Levy to Louis Levy; 500.
Frederick Nelli and ano to Andrew Dalton
$4,000
Dime Savings Bank ~ Brooklyn 10 BoNery
Savings Bank. S225O
Ferdinand g Bauman to Bank Of Washington
Heights. $1,000
Angela Brosnan n victoria Sermolino, 81
OIL
John nj carlo to Jacob Epstein; 81.
Margaret r Sloan ct al. exrs. 10 Farmers
Loan and Trust Co; $4,000
Ioreph Goldsmith to Rebecca Goldsmith; two
assts. $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-27

prr.voNT AVE- n cor Of lssth ST. 9Jx3o;
nil IL. due as par bond prior mtg SH,OOol ;
H. AurIa CONSTRUCTION Go 70 Harry Ranel'
81 nnn. 2 hdrcsa l2Gl Madison ave.
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LIS PENDENS.

,4?D ST II s. 400 u v ~ An1ste dam aye. ~
100 II: Eliza Durham 81 al act Ju' IN r Ne'on
81 Al foreclosure OF mtsej, sttorn ys W
6 = Chamberlin
LEXINGTON AVE Nos 1925 AMI 1928 ion'
BacLe agt Samuel Augerlick action 10 fore'
lose lierl: attorney. VI. Cooper
MELRoSE AVE. cor 1924 - lif3N-oi
George Ehret ag' Henry Krlse ~ al 'ioroc.o-
sure OF mtgsD: attorney. - NJ Burghard.
WASHINGTON AVE. 10 l6iT: Adele Herni
agt Francis W Greene foreclosure Of mtsvl: at
torney. II a HeroG
saTH CT s. 1T5 Q % second ave. 25I
los. Friedrich Never agt Flame Realty 20 =
al foreclosure OF mtsel. attorneys, Amend q
Amend.
MOHEGAN AVE. 3 u cor iS0th e. i8N'0,
Morris Weinstein aet Nathan RubenSten - al
amended foreclosure ~ mtgel; attorneys. Els
NAV Low. Corn x Levine.
RIVER DRIVE. - e. adj land o. Along re
hudson 60. containing 1880 square f'et. Nc-t
y ne Forest Az, Lee ne Forest action 20 d.
bar rlaim), ATTORNEY. r Remhauch.
l3sTH ST n s. 225 Il " n Amsterdam ave
A. Gxq9 II. Josephi T. carpenter AT Levy e.
Woirsteiu Realty and construction 70 ~ a
foreclosure % mtge). attorneys, w <
GHERRY ST. No 25s. metropolitan Bank at
Simon lew notice IL attachment. attorney,
\ Siiberbers ,,
Parkwev. 5Ox1O0. Charles R0ehn e' al agt
Annie u Anhra o. al amended t're.. 'slre OF
mtge); attorney, = Sche.k
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Thomas r. Hanson. exr. to John u Donsrhhs,
c.armels Magsldi 10 Henry j Qusrtpel. II
Tlza Livingston 70 Edith = hvingsnt w.
600
Savings Institution: $4,000
same 10 Greenwich Savings Bank; $4,000
Same 20 Cecilia I.ustbergi $4,000.
Title Insurance Co OF Nov York TO Bow.,y
Savings Bank. $4,000
Same 10 Ela r Scott and ano, sxrs; $4,000.
al, trus. f2g, I43.
Mutual Alliance Trust co TO Kslmsn Hsas,
500.
900
Frances Van Vechten to Meta Jonas; e460a
August Cylka 70 Jacob Leske. al.OO.
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MECHANlCSp LIENS.

9TH AVE-. " cor 1lsth st, 2ST100; George g
Baerlocher agt Peter AcGinn. Owner: Sar
Schlesingsr, contractor. sos
HOE AVE. $. I25 n II 1874 81, 75xioo;
Alemsnno Tozzini ~ al sgt East 18Th Street
Realty CO. owner and contractor. S20S.
s5TH at. 32s and 330 West: Timothy Ma
honey agt Edith ReiNsrt, owner and con'rac-
tor, s125
18th ST 3o9 East Julius l. Engel sr
COMMERCE sT' "a. Jerome Pagano an
Ehnma NJ Mestanz and Louis Mes'aniI
owners Rosario Triconni. contractor. 1926
ANTHONY AVE. 1910 to 1913 and l7s'a o.
3il and 3i3 East: Msndel stern agt 1T6th stree,
and Anthony Avenue improvement co. owner;
Max Kramer, contractor; S1S5.
MOHFGAE AVE. ~ r. 33i n Of 1901 g. 4iY
100: Alpha Electrical supply GO agt X Realty
20, owner Adoph Kaufman, contractor;
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HANDICAP CLASS THIRD DIVISION.
AMERICAN y. c. RACEABoUTs.

Cliphora, G. D. Nal Maryola E. F. Brad
lorg ...............llI ley lr..-.... W
Rascal. J. :. DNyer.. 8
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PUFFALO WINS TWO GAMES.
FIRST GAME

FIRST GAME.
A, Buffalo r. n r
R,Iffalo..... o 2 X-12 10 !
proyid4nce o . 0 o o. ,
Hatteres-Corridon and Killfer, Crowley
Pierce and Shean. Umpires-Wrlght and HAIL.
gan.
SECOND GAME
r. II r.
Buffalo o q o x
providence . o q o o o 2-2 .
Batteries Brennan and McAllister, Lavender
and Peterson. Empires Halgan and Wright.
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IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were recorded
YESTERDAY ~ the Real Estate Exchange
saesrocm, Nos. IA and lG Vesey street
BY Joseph =. Day
GID ST. 2l2 to 2l6. =. 200 # Of Amstsr-
dam ave 7b1lOOb, three sly tennis and
stores. adjourned 20 August 20
GID 81. 225. r. 375 II " Of Amsterdam
ave 25NlO06. . sly tenmt. adjourned 10 August
%
2dgTU ST. d = III n . or Amsterdam ave.
Iexga II: sty dwg, sold 10 the plaintin for
1900
vacant. sold to Patrick McCauley for $3.50.
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REALTY NOTES.

Donald Mackay, ID and Reed c. Havi-
land formerly of O'Connell & Haviand.
have formed a partnership for carrying on
a general real estate business at No. $50
Fifth avenue under the title of Haviland AZ
Mackay.
There arc no auction offerings OF real
estate scheduled for the Manhattan sales
hnN
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AVE G. e $, lots le3 and 1925 map nrP Sdrd
tnsepG Rice to William p Hoiadan Sl3'ooo' au-
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Chico church and Iass.e e. n Nc
Wild ............. 10. Kreu ............... I
Scud r. y Moore II SlowpOke. s. l. Dur
Skylark =. l. Bell land ............... .
inghsm ......... . % Mouse. p. Crovat II
Merry Widow. T. j. Pike. r. Zimmerman II
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TALK OF POsT-sEASoN SERIES.

a post-season series for the minor league
baseball championship Of the United States
viii be played this fan by the pennant
winners Of Class A leagues II plans Of
judge Thoms f. Graham, president OF the
Pachc Coast League. mature. He says
the plans are wei underway and believes
they will be adopted by the Eastern,
Southern. American Association and Pa
ciGc Coast leagues.
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ROCHESTER.

'Batted for Agler in the ninth inning. tBatted
for Holmes in the ninth inning.
Rochester,. q 0 0 o %
Two-b base hit-Mltchell. Sacrifice ht-MeyeT
stolen bascs-B Bailey, Dalton. Fisher. Double
play Fisher and Caiy First base on errors
Newark J. First base on balls-By Mcconnell.
2 by Holmes, 3. Hit by pitched ball-By
Shoniz T. by Mitchell. l. Struck BY Nc
Cornell. :. by Holmes. ]; by Shontz, l. Left
on bases Rochester 4; Newark. 10. Passed
ball Mitchell. Umpires-Kerin and Hart. Time
. 20 Attendance 600.
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$500 BELOW VALUE.

Beautiful s.. 600 house nearly completed offered
for immediate sale NJ $500. finish 20 suit refined
American Christian neghborhood restricted resi-
Dental park queens. main line l. !. X. X, 80
minutes from Penn depot o. Battery stores,
churches schools close by; distinctive architect
ure parquet floors tiled bathrooms. gas cleo
tricity and all improvements. very easy terms 20
SUIT or rent. applying payment on optional pur-
chase = z. EDISON. $50 Nassau ST.. n. Y;
,,b,ne 4OIl Reekman
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS

DIVISION ST 106 and Jos; Sam Wens,ocs
agt Morris Kuo>< 81 al July q, 1911. t72S7
14TH ST ia East; Rsclch Asbestos Manu-.
featuring co sgt City Theatre co et al. Aug q
1910. $500.
18TH ST, III 10 i21 East, and 18Th g. ia
East: McMann Taylor CO AIT same; Aug re-
1910. $50 26
agt same: Aug 18. 1910; $50 81
RODGERS PLACE, $50. Weisherg- MARI ca
agt Rogers Building co 81 al; June q. 1911.
81 800.
5TH AVE. 5Ol: Pittsburg Plate Glass CO ar,
Felix Isman al; july rs, 1911 s1.iss 81
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EASTERN LEAGUE BASEBALL
Newark Gets Revenge by De-
feating Rochester.

Rochester, July 26-Newark got even
with Rochester to-day. walloping the
Rustlers by score of TO 3. The battle
was a hotly contested one from start TO
finish but the Newark team was in fine
form and outpayed the champions. Nc
Council and Holmes contested for honors
on the mound, Holmes winning
Tho score follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-27
BOROUGH OF QUEENS.
BEAUTIFUL. 8 ROOM COTTAGE

Three short blocks from shore. oply II min
utes from Penn. sta n Y city on full lots
macadamized streets. cement walks. curbs
etc and has electric lighting. severed prop
erty. privilege Of hne bathing beach dock.
anchorage and high-class yacht clubhouse. re-
aned and select neighborhood and elegant sur.
roundIngs; price s5.1Oo $500 down, balance IN
wears. WATERFRONT Box Is. Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-27
TORONTO, 7; BALTIMORE,

A. Toronto Y II. r.
Toronto. 2 0 0 2 o X 2
Baltimore ! o o O II
Batteries Mueller, Teserau Bachman and
Phelps. Nckers and Esan. Umpires-M Murray
and kIlINn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-27
CITY, A; MONTREAL,

Montreal. July 26.-Jersey City won to-
day after FIVE consecutive defeats, defeat
ing Montreal by a score of I TO g. De
spite poor support which gave the home
team two runs in the fourth inning. Justus
never weakened Tonneman's double and
Gettman's single following pass, and
GapdiTs error gave the Shelters three
runs In the seventh.
THE ecnra follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-27
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

\ CONSIDERABLY DEMAND rs BElNs
made for tWo-family houses IN Long lsiana
and The Bronx II Won have such pfop-iy
FOR sale We can give YOU names ~ rfnNntcu'
purchasers with whom you may c'f' lIe.N
WRIT, w c. REEVES & CO. lei East -5d st.
New York. Dept. /
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-27
Batted for PurteH in ninth inning

'Batted for Purten in ninth inning.
Jersey City,. q 0 0 0 0 3 o %
Montreal. .......... o 0 o . o %
Home run-Gandil. Two base hi's-Frcnch.
Tonncman. Demmitt First base on erors-
Montreal 3. Jersey city .. Left on bases
Jersey city @. Montreal. 4 Double play-Ab-
stein 20 Roach 10 Abstein. stolen bases -Breen.
Gettman. Gandil. Sacrifice hits heller, Can.
dU First base on balls-Of Justus. =. or
parsons. 4 struck out By Parsons. !, by
Justus l. Hit bv pitcher-By Parsons CIo1ne-
man Time 40 Umpires Byron and Doyle.