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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-09
FORECLOSURE SALES.

errpryF C>DrRT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK
-jani"s : Lawson, Plaintif asa,nt, 'ohn r
conn and william Me'aruU, Defendants
In pursuance ~ 7 Judgment 81 foreclosure anH
sale duIy rrahN and entered IN the aoo,t ~ 4,
Ma ,aii he Undersigned. the referee in said
Judgment named. Will sell a. public an td III,
n. ENchanr" Sal"sroon noe ~ 49, CIV Of
Tau York on the 18th DAY NJ May. 1917 az l.
o'clock noon m that day; by Joseph a. "a, IL
men, n h. sold and therein described as follows
first Plot Designated by the numbers 70 dnd
I2l on certain map entitled Nap or l'S c ,U'?
dated Nav 9th $780,? made by John 6 Van
Horne. city Surveyor, and hl.d In me once .. 9i
1892 which fad plots are bounded and descIined
according 10 said map az follows: REGINNlNG
ess.rly side 81 Jerome Avenue with the nortaery
side Of Trav.rs Street. running thence easterly
along the said rortherly side ~ TraveTs s'ter,
III So feet to tho westerly line Of lot number ~
thence northerly. along tho westerly line Of 10,
number Ila. 2a7 feet n the southerly me OF
lot number 1872; thence westerly alons we so',
,as,.riy side ~ Jerome Avenue, and thence
sontheTIy. along the essterly side Of Jerome Ave-
~ Sc &C., fee, to snoR P0'n' a, stS street
second Plot Designated by the numbers lsa
100 lal and 1872 On certain map entitled My
number |. Supreme Court Valentine against
Brady and others. being map for partition SAFE
81 that part NJ Hyatt Farm, near Woodlawn. In
the 2ith Ward Of the city ~ New York made
hv " n Spindler. Surveyor. and certified by F
n Forster. refere" and Mod In the ONCE OF
tn. Register ~ the city and county or New YORK
ms man number l63 which said plots are bound
"a as follows. Sortherly nv the division line OF
Yorkers and the city Of New York; easteTly by
In, number ln3 on said map, westerly by lot
number 1ss on said map. and southeriy by the
nor,herly aide 81 240th street
The hrs, plot will he sold subject 70 first
mortgage Of six thousand nine hundred and
thirty dollars 5000 and accrued interest there
on, also subject to restrictive covenants conaned
I'm the instrument recorded In Liber 4. section H.
OF Conveyances. AT page b2, In the Office OF tho
Register of the county CT New York.
The second plot will he sold subject ~ a first
mortgage Of three thousand dollars lS3 600 and
accrued interest.
Roth plots above described will be sold sub
ie,, To any state OF facts which an accurate
survey would show.
Dated New York, April oath. 1912
ADObPH STERN
Referee.
WILLIAM II. GRASSE.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
100 Rroadvay. Manhattan. New York city.
The following are diagrams OF the property to
! he sold
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TIMELY BITS OF SPORT
Rube Marquard After a Record
in Box for the Giants.
LOOKS BETTER THAN EVER
Great Pitcher Going Along So
Smoothly That More Hit
ting Counts for Nothing.

'Rube" Narquard, the brilliant pitcher Of
,,e Giants has made good start toward
o record this season. He is sailing along
.,oothlv and effectively, taking things a
,,,,Ie easier than he did last year but still
,,nning as consistently. He has now won
e,e straight games two victories over Phil
adelphia. and one apiece over Brooklyn.
poston and ST. Louis attesting to the even
ness Of his work. He has yet to meet de
feat.
IN the five games pitched Marquard has
allowed his opponents Is runs and &c hits,
s,ruck out q batsmen and passed IS. His
ornonents have averaged runs, : Is hits,
Kos strikeouts and 3-5 passes TO the
qaroe. "Rube" has been going at just about
rolf speed. He has not yet pitched a shut
out. as he has not been compelled to tighten
IN. since the Giants have scored forty-four
INNS for an average Of nearly nine in every
came he has twirled. His highest strike
ont mark so far this season is nine, against
the PhIlnes on May 2.
As compared 10 his record last season.
when he led the National League pitchers
with twenty-four games Won and seven lost,
Marouard is showing better control Of the
ball but is being hit a little more freely,
although the scoring against him has not
been increased. The batting support which
pc has received from the Giants has made
hin a little more generous in allowing hits
n his opponents. He has worked just
forty-three innings, counting one frame In
which he came 10 Tesreau's rescue on April
q and the six innings which he pitched
against BROOKLYN IN the opening game.
Last season he twirled 27s innings allow
inc 221 hits 9S runs. giving 100 passes and
striking out 2&7 batsmen. His average vas
"a hits 70 an inning. as compared with SO
this year; "a runs, as compared to "a runs
this year; .3S passes, as compared to 80
this year. and 81 strikeouts, as compared
10 50 this year.
NfovCuor5's record 70 date foiIoUs
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HARD WORK FOR DARTMOUTH
Must Play Cornell and Harvard
Within q Week at Football.

Itanovor. \. H., May 8.-IIoIy Cross,
po,rdoin and Colby have been dropped
r,or, the Dartmouth football schedule for
next fail. and Bates and Cornell have been
addcd according 20 the athletic councils
announcement tonight The schedule viii
met ~ nine games. one less than last
a.,a The cornell game will be played at
I,,aa ON November .. one week before
the Harvard game
The fun schedule follows:
September IS. Bates at Hanover, V,lope'
2. Norwich at Hanover; octoo'i o. -r" -
chusetts state at Hanover; Oc'ooer - 'e'
mont at Hanover; October u, Nl'''aihs al
Wiuiamstown; October % IrIh'e''n ~
princeton; November :. AmherSt ~ nan
over. November 9, Cornell al l'hac"' NJ
,,o,,ber 1s. Harvard at Cambridge
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ASK TO STOP SUNDAY BALL

Providence, May S.-Governor Pothier
to-day received a petition signed by one
hundred residents Of the town Of Warwick
asking that sunday baseball be stopped at
Rocky Point, whore the Providence team
Of the international League plays on sun
days
An exhibition game between Providence
and the Detroit club Of the American
League IS scheduled for next sunday. inc
agitation f. the outcome OF the aleBeu
lack Of proper police protection AT inc
game between Providence and Rochester
on April n, when the crowd sWariheu
upon the field and interrupted the playing
After reading the petition Governor
Pothicr said he would refer the entTe
matter 10 the local authorities at war
wick. as he considered the question one
which they should decide.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-09

Ample provision has been made for all
who may care 10 enter FOR the thirteen h
annual championship tournament Of the
Wom4n's Metropolitan Golf ASSOCIATE m
over the links OF tho Fnglewood Country
club MAY % to a. inclusive The programme
calls for three sixteens, the 1rst represent
ing tho championship With view 10 maH-
ing participation a pleasure rather than
hardship, the committee is following 'ns-
tom bv scheduling only one round day.
,rbnrc will. Of course. he side attractions.
hut such players preferring 10 save their
strength need not enter them.
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COLGATE, 7; ROCHESTER, 2

Hamilton, ~ Y. May a.-Colgate de-
r.atod Rochester at baseball here to-day
-. score Of 70 2. Mclaughlin. Col
gates left fielder. drove out nome run
the Rrst made on whitehall fieid since
1oo2 Schoen Harding and Long were the
battery men FOR Rochester and Robinson
and Ralph for Colgate. Ralph allowed only
two hits.
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OFFICE FURNITURE.
LOST BhNkBOOkS.

BAtKBOOK No 4e7. 242 az the linton Dime Saw
In - Bank is missing Any person having
claim 10 II Is hereby called upon 10 present the
same within ten davs or submit to having said
pssshook cancelled and new one issued
HANDBOOK No. 5al $50 Of the Union Dime saw
ings Bank is missing. Any person having
claim 10 IL is hereby called upon 20 present the
same within ten DAYS or submit 10 having said
passhook cancelled and a new one Issued.
HANDBOOK No $50 pos Of tho Union Dime say
ings Bank is missing Any person having
claim 70 IL is hereby called upon To present tho
same within ten DAYS or submit to having said
passhook cancelled and a new one Issued.
IcsT-Rankbook No. 407 99S OF Dry Dock say
ings Institution. Any person having claims
urCn said book is called upon to present the
same 10 the bank within thirty days the said
look will be declared cancelled and cXtinSuished
and a new one issued in lieu thereof
IOST-Rankbook No. 557 .O35 Of Dry Dock say
ing5 Institution. Any person having claims
uron said book f. called upon o. present the
same 10 the bank within thirty cays or the said
hook will be declared cancelled ana cNtinbGShed
and now one isIlrd In lieu hereof
LCST-Bankbook No. 64s.SS9 OF Dry Dock saw
ings institution. Any person having claims
mon said book is called upon 10 present tho
fame 10 the bank within thirty days or the said
i"ok win he declared cancelled and extlngulshed
and a new one issued in lieu thereof.
T0ST'-Bankbook No 027. 500. Bank FOR Savings,
.ho Am ave- New York. Payment stopped.
Please return book 20 nank.
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Tim Hurst. matchmaker Of the Garden
Athletic Club. and a former umpire is stu
dangerously i'll with pneumonia at ROCK
away Park His physician said last night
that II would he several days before def
mite statement could be made as 20 his pos
sible recovery
Harry Wolverton took advantage Of the
eternal drippiness Yesterday 10 do a
little wedding Of his Yankees as May 10 IS
nnrroaChinS, when the limit rule Of twenty"
FIVE nlavers goes into effect. Two men were
dror7ed after being tried and found want
inr. AZ least for the present. Harold Cam,
left handed pitcher. was released 10 the
Toledo club. of the American Association.
while Benny Kauff an outheder, went TO
the Rochester club Of the international
League.
WUhert Robinson, once leading catcher
With the Giants. Will he retained by Nc
Graw this year as coach 70 the pitchers
His contract has been approved by Presi-
den, Lynch. Robinson thus takes Arlie
Lathams place with the team.
officials we're announced yesterday for
the amateur race meeting Of the Watching
Hunt. at Plsin1eld. y. J.. on saturday
when seven races will make up an inter
estinc programme They are as follows:
Stewards, Charles Pfzer, J E Davis
William NJ. Kerr. Of Philadelphia, and H.
Foune
judges Ivan FOX, Media, Penn, R. A.
Fairrba'rn and r. " Nelson. Westfeld'
y
Starter. J II McAvoy. assistant starter.
{. r Wndev. ir.; patrol Judge. Thomas :.
white. paddock fudge MCPHERSON Ken
nedy. If physician, Or. George ". Endi-
colt; veterinarian Or. Horace F. Winters
clerk Of the scales, George W. Gall
rhe race committee is made up Of Rufus
{. Finch. J J O'Donohue. e. Wesley Hol-
land and William P. Smith, r.
Matt Wells Is dissatisfied With the show
Ing he made against Pachey mcfarland
recently and wants 10 meet the stock
wards boy over the 9o-round route in san
Francisco
Wells attributes his poor showing with
MacFar!and 70 long illness in England
and the fact that he had underestlmated
Packe,'s prowess I hore We may he
matched 70 feh. on the coast in 20-round
contest" writes Wells Il feel sure that
the outcome would be different over the
Longer route.
captain Harry Davis. OF the Cleveland
Maps who are marooned IN Philadelphia
until Shibe Park can be drained, ackno|l-
edged Yesterday that he had no death grip
on the American League pennant this year
but thar he Is looking forward 70 other
seasons II the fans" of his home city VIII
only re nice and not roast him too hard
for the showing NJ the present team.
Allen Arhuohon, the Jockey, who once
rode for Sam Hndreth. has been reinstatcd
by the Kentucky Racing Commission lie
was suspended several years ago at OAK
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BOWLING ASSAULT FAILS
Leaders Hold Their Places in
Local Championship Tourney.

II r Gardner. OF the New Rochelle team,
made an excellent attempt to taxi the lead
from George Horton. Of Yonkors. II. the in
dividual fixture Of the metropolitan bowling
championship tournament last night, but
lost through a poor streak in the second
game He began we'll with a clean 2'2, ran
into a couple of splits in the second which
kept him down 10 $50, bat he recovered in
fine style and began his third with n string
Of strikes. which looked for a tine II It
might send him TO the front. He finished
with 233 for a total of go. which landed him
in second place.
Phil SpinelIa. Of the Auranias, with So
moved into fourth position. He began with
oo6. following it with 262. only pin behind
high individual score for one game hut fell
off IN the final. when he tailed l63.
There were no changes IN the standing ~
the two-men competition, Rocker and
Trarhacen. Of the 10 10 cub being high
for the day with l,l3s. nine pins short Of the
tenth team. Traphasen tailed 81. but his
support was poor Louis Wostphal rolled
like a veritahle novice scoring l2s, n and
ia, whereas he usually IS able - beat
these scores by fully - pins.
The high nve-men team last night was
the Newhurg Wheolmen. Of NeWnurE, y.
Y. rolling 1854 They will get into the
prizes, but not among the FIRST ten.
The tournsGent committee last night Is
sued n warning against any possible at
tempt TO roll with loaded, "dodo' or other
unfair" balls, prohibited in this champion
ship tournament II was said that some Of
the bowlers are known to use them and
that this notice was to avoid trouble. All
balls are inspected at the paddock" en-
trance.
The Roseville a. 4. team Of the Athletic
League. rolled TOP score Of 2.7oA IN the i've
man fixture last evening and took seventh
place IN the standing.
The standing of the leaders IN three hxt-
ures follows:
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FIRST PIO'

The approximate amount OF the lien or charge,
to satisfy which the above described property Is
TO be sold is two thousand seven hundred and
hfty-four and l7-1OO dollars 80 SAID, with in
terest thereon from May 20. 1911. together with
costs and allowance amounting to two hundred
and four and 32-lO0 dollars 500 49, with inter
est from May IS. 1911. together with the expenses
OF the sale The approximate amount Of the
taxes assessments and water rates Or other liens
which are 20 he allowed TO the purchaser out OF
the purchase MONEY, or paid by the referee, Is
one thousand four hundred and nineteen and
s3-loO dollars 81 tl9s3 and Interest
Dated New York. APRIL path 1912
ADOLPH STERN, Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-09

II leaked ont yesterday that only for
stroke Of good fortune there might not
have been any golf match between rival
college teams. on Tuesday night fire
was discovered among a lot 81 rubbish
underntath the locker room Quick action
on the part Of the steward and club attend
ants. who formed themselves into a volun-
tcer fire brigade. resulted in the eXtinguish-
ing Of the flames Il was only tr1fe more
than three years ago that the old home at
Apawamis was destroyed by fire.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS OF TIE
District v Columbia. Washington, q c, Nav
Ctr tql2 Scaled proposals viii BE- received az
this of7ca until o clock T NJ, May 2sth. 1912,
for furnishing tho District Government NTH ths
following materials during Tho fiscal ynar hegl-
Ming TuIy l. 1912 and ending Tuns 20 1917
Grarlta t'urhlng Asghalt Paving Blocks, Re-
pressed Nitrlhsd Paving Blocks. Repretssf Nifi-
aod Invcr, Sewer Bricks. Red Sewer Bricks.
Terra Gotta sewer Pine. Portland Cement and
Nir,oII1 ucors castings Form NJ rroTosal.
sreciNcations and necessary information may -
RI teineg unon application n the Purchasing Of
cCer H. e. Room 12n District Building. CtND
II RUDOLPH, JOHN 4 JOHNSTON, WILL
IAN Y U-DSON Commissioners. n. c.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL RE RECEIVED
n. the Office Of the undersigned Ellis Island,
Y Y II, until . 80 T. VI. May To- 1912, and
then opened for repairs - p'rA covering n
power house and buildings at Ellis Island For
specification apply 20 WILLIAM WILLIAMS.
commissioner ~ Immigration.
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UNDERWRITING AND TYPEWRIr; RS.

WOULD YOU show our wholly visible type
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The Hotel Of Delaware Water. Gap. Pa
WATER GAP HOUSE

THE MOUNTAIN PARADISE,
Reopens MAY Is extensively improved Most
modern and finest located hotel In this region
cuisine Of highest STANDARD. white se.EiCe
Orchestra. social diversions every out ot-Hoo'
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Special early season rates. Booklet ana auto maps
mailed 9Th season. JOHN PtRDG toFf.
NEW SPRUCE CABIN INN.--where you can
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VERMONT, 4; LAFAYETTE

-, . ", Nav S-CniNerslty OF
vt BTplne'U defeated LAFAYETTE in c ,o
game here to-day by , Iro better of the
The visitors had q ht GdId, ny errors were
hitting but their "e''''T
costly.
The score follows. RHE
,.,, 20 o 0 / o S-t,
Ts efn,oHt. - 0 -, ana
pstt.r,es-wenkler ana Mayforth a. anu
wright Umpire--O Brien. 1l'he
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.

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To.als New York. a. orronents. ~
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.

IuAe tM Conservatory Ncuwirth. Rest
EEV1sH method Tor beginners; lessons, soc.
Artistic finish for advanced professionals. also
pupils rcsidcnCH. 23i East 18TH -.
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Tim Hurst, matchmaker Of the Garden
Athletic Club and former umpire, is still
DANGEROUSLY i'll with pneumonia at Rock
away Park His physician said last night
that II would he several days before def
mite statement could be made as 10 his pos
sihle recovery.
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INSTRUCTION.
For Both Sexes City.

THE BERLITH SCHOOL or LANGUAGES,
MADISON SQUARE Gl22 BROADWAY.
Harlem Branch. 3i3 LenoN Ave, near l2Ith 81.
RrnniAlvn Rramch. 2lS.22O LivInsston 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-09

Allen Auhuohon, the Jockey, VINO once
rode for Sam Hndreth, has been reinstated
by the Kentucky Racing Commission. lie
was suspended several years ago at OAK
land cal
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The results were as follows:

Total ............. Total g..
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CARPET CLEANING.
HOUSEKEEPING BUREAUS.

HOUSES CLEANED by new system; carpets.
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EXCURSIONS.
rC0DNN Tours Leave
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PAWN TICKETS.
WE BUY PAWN TICKETS, old gold. plst-
mum. diamonds. pearls. II. Feineoli. 645 9th
ave- bet. 3Tlh & 3sth SITS. Business confidential.
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r.,. respectable. 'oung SVee''0' io,
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Wnhert Robinson, once a leading catcher
With the Giants. Will he retained by Nc
Graw this year as coach 70 the pitchers
His contract has been approved by Presi-
dent Lynch Robinson thus takes Arhe
r.stham's place with the team.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1912-03-21

Miss Sadie Tone gave three course
supper 70 i number of her friends last
Saturday evening af the home of Mrs.
e G. Erickson After supper the even
Ing was spent III music and games
The = q held their annual bust
ness meeting at the home 0f Mrs.
Aaas stiskney, on Wednesday even.
ing
The following officers were elected
IoE the coming yeaf.
President, Miss JessIca HOFFMAN.
Vice President. Mrs. Mary Ryan.
Recording Secretary Mrs 0fene
HeuaIIxI
Corresponding Secretary. Mrs. Grace
Treasurer Mrs Elizabeth Beatty.
Ghauaain Mrs Nellie Minfv
Guard Mrs Grace douglas.
The Wednesday Club mere enter.
tanned ak the home 81 Mrs NJ a
Snaaet3ei 0n Wednesday afternoon
The subjects handled were :Fhe Life
of Louis PaafeNf. bf Mrs EinIr anf
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