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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-10
LEASES.

The Charles +. Noyos Company leased
in the Masonic building. "a street ana
Sixth avenue, the second floor 20 the VI
Wilbur DYER Company. FOR a long term
Of years at about ss.Op year: also part
Of the third floor 10 the Epstein Under
wear Company. half OF the eighth floor
10 Harris Goldman: portion Of the tenth
floor to Philip Mark * co. one-third ~
the ninth floor 20 IN" AntOinette Garment
Manufacturing Company, and other space
10 MendelsOn Brothers. OF San Francisco
Bernhard Kutz. the Bohm Pearl Button
Works the Claremont Waist Company.
the SiInone Cap Company, Hebron a
Berger and Morris Hyman q co. These
leases represent q total aggregate rental
Of several hundred thousand dollars.
Douglas l. Gilman & Co have leased
q large duplex apartment in No. so PARK
avenue, corner OF 18th street. 20 George
Barton French. for long term. and AZ.
apartment at No. 3s3 Park avenue 20 Ed
ward W. Leonard.
John J. CLANCY Il 90. have leased the
four story dwelling house No. 35l Ncs;
18th street 10 Roma T.. Read.
Spear & Co have rented ZOO square
feet in Nos. IA and 40 Broadway 10 Leo
Rogenwasser & Co: the store ana base
mcnt I'm Nos ~ and AZ Broome street
10 Edward Korn. and the NTH loft in NOS.
1871 and l33 West 18th street 10 the Charles
J. Fischel COMPANY
LEROY Coventry has rented for Term
Of years No. &c West seth Sfrcct ~ MrH.
Hattie G. BOusch.
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Lawyers Mortgage Co - Frederic r Cou-
dert gdn: $4,000 ..u
same 20 Hospital and House OF Rest Tor
Consumptives; $4,000. ,t.o
'ritle Guarantee and Trust co 10 Louise
T, Williams ct al, trls; $4,000
game 10 Harvey s Ladew: $1,000:
Estetes Development co to city Real Es-
tate CO; 81. s.oo
Marie W Huntington 10 Ehzapeth IL
Dooiigg: $1,000. .oooo
Cusrev stern to Isaac Leader: s10Ooo
John Harnett TO Manhattan Mortgase
Co; 81. . p,,t,
haSer; 81. - eoh,.,,v. st
and Interest ,,...r. oil
David w Nevins 10 Louis Oriner and ano
500 5or,oa.e Co.
az 900
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REALTY NOTES.

DR.. Thomas A. Mulcahy is the buyer %
the dwelling house No. l45 West I'd street,
sold recently through Frederick zittel &
Sons.
Pease & Elliman have been appointed
agents of the Swannanoa. No. los East
18th street. and also OF seven story
apartment house. with store, TO be erected
al No ls East 18th street, now occupied
by an old four story dwelling house.
The Duff & Brown Company has been
appointed receiver Of the rents Of the
Rosalind Court apartments. at NO. DO 30
"a West 1Ath street. and agents Of the
came: also as agents OF Nos. lfl and l43
Tdgecon1he avenue.
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BROOKLYN SALES.

Cornelius G. Van Brunt has sold for
the Crescent Hill Improvement Company.
IN Henry =. Molloy, eY-county clerk OF
Kings County, the plot sOxloo feet. on the
north side Of $50 street. 80 feet west
of First avenue. The buyer will erect
dwelling
The Kings and Westchester Land Com
Of their Kinko duplex houses. 10 a client
for Investment.
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HOME FOR NURSES.

Plans have been filed for tho constitute
ton OF i've story home for nurses in
the rear OF the premises on the north side
of seth street 175 feet west Of First
avenue. IL will contain students sitting
rooms dormitOries. laboratory, Isolated
room class. reception, sewing, doctors
rooms quarters for head nuDses. house
keeper and rooms for tho nurses. The
Manhattan Maternity and Di.penssry
Hospital IL the owner. Ludlow g. Pea
body are the architects. and have esti-
N az cd the cOst at S2OW0
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RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee
AUGUST Q

rtnRIDGE ST 20 and ~ CalD Paulina
c,nwsrtz Ia Rudolf Jane: Jrs from July J.
1912: s. 1879: address 30S Broonle 81 =,
HOUSTON ST, 81 East 'storel. "o(I ,, y
Marasco to Louis Banks: . Yrs Iro''' AUX -
1912. 500: address. 2H5 Mott 81. ,.,,..,,
iNTFRVAI.E AVE, 1895 AIN Ffrqlianl
Hecht To Oscar Wiedhopf and ano; pa yrf
from Aug l. 1912; 81 4co, address 1.-Two '''''
LEMON AVE. 5s7 cor i3Hth ~ tstore
and basemenU. Ann Mcclure 70 AIpSII - ri
; rs from Jan !. 1919: tl.N"; adn''S'' W.
West t%7th 81 -...,,. rsaac
- AVE 80 ,storo and basement lU 10
t,Iro 10 William Schlobohm, WIS from MAY
/. 1ql2, $50: address. 80 ~ ave. ,eo 49,, oso
u.os,, ain. pcuis l. poWd go Josephine ~
Harrington. 10 YRS from Dec !. l'"s' s'-''
address, 1T6 sth ave. ,, . ,,.,,
46TH ST. e West falD AdeIsipe a. 81 w.,
fro Jun, /. Ioi2; neoo; address "a west
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BIG HOBOkEN LOFT.

The Turner Construction Company has
obtained the general contract for the
of a loft building for the
IIoboken Land and Improvement Com
pany at Hoboken. the building 10 be
OF reinforced concrete throughout. ten
stories high. Oh plot 2oXl0O feet. II is
TO be erected adjacent TO the bulkhead
on property OF the owner just 10 the north
of 18th street II will be the largest
building ever put up in Hoboken
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Elizabeth W Blake, eXrX and trus, TO
Elizabeth w Blake trus: 81.
Arthur l. Wessall a. committee. TO j +
Schumacher, 10000.
Frederick l. Haug and dno, tKrs, to Will
lam u Rose. $500
Metropolitan savings Bank 70 Archibald II
hacD Sinclair; $53. 900.
Benjamin f Farrar 10 Robert ] Nahon 81
City National Realty 90 TO City National
Securities Co. 81.
Bond and Mortgage Guarantee Co to Union
Dime Savings Bank: $4,000
Bertha Mason 10 Cecilia sissel: 800
Lawyers Mortgage Co TO Georsiana M
Dennis; $1,000.
Harry Bechrdch TO Philip Baehrach stoo
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LOST BANkBOOkS.

BANKBooK No. 67o,7ss q the Union ptsa;
having a claim 70 Il is hereby called upfd
10 present the same within ten days or eJef
nit 10 having said passooos cancelled aod
a new one issued.
BANKBOOK No. b6l,441 OF the Union pfns
savings Bank. IS missing; Any perm
70 nreSert the Same within ten days or soni
nit 20 having said passoook cancelled and
nsw ono issued.
HANDBOOK No. 577.BsT OF che Union pinI
Savings Bank Is missing. Any person hali
ing claim 10 Il is hereby called upon 70 pre-
sent the same 20 tho bank within ten dayS a
submit 10 having said passbook cancelled ant
new one issued.
LOST OR STOLE;N.--Bankbook No. 54se&
of the Emigrspt Industrial Savings Bank
Payment stopped. Please return book y
hank. No. ~ Chambers st.
T0ST-Bspkbook No. S74.l2S, Bank for Saw
ings $50 4th ave-. New York. Psymsn!
stopped Please return book 20 bank.
TOsT--Bankbook No. 1910 455, Bank TOT
savings 80 4th ave, New York Payi
mont stopped. Please return book TO bank
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

HONEYWELL AVE. n cor 1soth ST;
william r Falkso1bourg azt Louis A Ieh-
mailer Il al: Aug Z 1917 by deposiD; sl7 %.
SAME PROPERTY: Charles Appel sgt same;
Aug &. 1912 (by deposi); $3.50
BROADWAY I<sO; Vincent Rossano et al
AIT Herbert G Pell ~ al; Nov I. 1911, 1865.
ELDRIDGD ST. 20 and 81: Herringbope
Metal 1Ath Co agt Witty Bros q NJ; July 2.
1912: 1913 Sc.
ZANE PROPERTY; Lopis rSnStein sst
sarnA. IuiN L. 1912: Sp67 -.
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PROPOSALS.

4 ~
ton MAY I. I9l2.--Proposals viii be received
A. the Post once Department. Washington.
| until 4:S0 p m. October Is. 1872 for ocean
mall service. pursuant TO the Act Of March 2.
| iSoI. on the routes hereinafter described. set
| Vice 20 commence not later than January J.
| 1915 Contracts for ten years. Bond required
with each bid The right Is reserved 10 reiett
az SCHEDULE or ROUTES
VESSELS OF THE sECOND Class.
No 81. New York 70 Colon. b weekly cal
Ing az Key West: time. New York TO colon. g
DAYS Bond. $4,000
time 10 Colon Z days Pond. $4,000.
calling at san Pedro and san Diego. at election
Of Department: time. san Francisco 10 Panama
VESSELS OF THE THIRD CLASS.
No IS Boston to Colon. once every = da. :;
No IS. Philadelphia TO Colon. once every =
DAYS. calling ar Charleston and Brunlsw2ick. a,
election Of DePartm oS5 s, tm, Pn'aae'pns 70
30 So Baltimore 10 colon, once every *
days. calling a. Norfolh and Charleston. ~
election Of Department nS e., t dno Baltimore %
No 81 Seattle 20 Panama. about twice every
month. q trips year calling at san traA,
cisco san Pedro and san Diego. a. election -
Department. time Seattle to Panama 10 csls
No Sc Portland to Panama. once ever =.
DAYS calling AZ san Francisco. san Pedro, ana
san DIEGO. AZ election OF Department. tine
Portland 10 Panama. 16 days. Bond. $500"
roouire The steamers on each route. wherever
fhey r1ay continue their voyage 20 a port az the
opposite end OF the Panama Canal, 10 carr
any portion OF their mails 20 such port without
additional compensation.
Circulars containing a description OF the routes.
Instructions 20 bidders, and blank forms Of pro-
nosaIs with bonds. can be obtained OF the SEQ
ana Assistant Postmaster General. Post OGce
Departlnent on and after June ]. 1917 FRANC
II HITCHCOCK. Postmaster General.
PROPOSALS FOR POWER PLANT.-wATER
town Arsenal WATERFOWL. MaSs.-Sealed Pro-
posais IN tr.plicate for the construction an!
equipment OF Power Plant Will be receiyed
until II O'clock A, NJ. August II 1912. arr
;hen publicly opened. Proposals will be only oa
forms Furnished oy tais Arsenal. Information.
plans and 1pecifcatoas will BE- furnished 81
Application TO tire Commanding Omcer, Wstsr<
10 Arsenal.
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IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were re-
corded yesterday at the Real Estate Ex-
change salesrooms, Nos. a and IS Vesey
street:
By !. ". Mayers
18Th ST. 1l3 West. n :. 17s n ~ Of fenox
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.


s5TH ST. II 5. 1925 It W OF 9Th ave. 1oox
100 ;: estate OF Sender Jsrnulows0 iosns
century Holding 60 $4,000
oq6Tir ST 8 60S2 II W OF White Plains
RI 30 SxiI4e. central Mortgage co loans
Koellsted Contracting co $4,000.
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Tho Bronx.
CREATIONS.
Manhattan.

5aTH ST n . cor Of 5Ih ave: 20 . II sly
hotel. " " Aston. London. England, owner
/ RurToves, 40 West 3fth -, architect
roe, f9 GOO
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Manhattan.

BEACH ST sv cor Hudson a.. 100 1or
irreg Si25: tile Protestant Episcopal Society
for Promoting Religion and Learning In the
STATE OF New York TO seamen's Bank for
Savings, IS Wall ST. July 81 yrs; interest
per bond. $4,000; attorneys. Strong q
Cadwalader, 40 Wall II
CONVENT AVE. w q, 1908 II OF l26th
ct. 5Ox trres the Church OF 81 Joseph Of the
Holy Family TO Emigrsnt Industrial Savings
Bank % Chambers St June Il; ] yr, Al per
cent: $4,000: attorney. Title Guarantee and
Trust co, 17s Broadway
FRONT ST. d. n T. 22axTc ska 1x72 o;
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BUY SITE FOR LIGHT PROTECTION
Owners of the Hotel Seymour Get Adjoining Dwelling Houses
in West 45th Street.
FOUR NEW BULL iNGS AIMED. TO COST Sllzo'OOo

ave. l6.sxaa II, : ,ty dwg. sold TO tho piaih"t
for s1i75c
49, Joseph J. Day. 80
81 AVE 1909, cor sOth -. -pAI9; - 60 60
S3bhIT. ,,,
10TH ST. 446 F,ast. 3 IA II ol ie sSo
ant ave 20xIOO 10. sty tenint' 500 10 "'o
plaintiff for $1,000. -. rt.,.
11sTu S'r. Az East $. 164 II " OF Pleas
ant ave. 3OxiD0 10. sty tenmt, sold 10 Inc
plaintiff for $1,000
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REAL gsTATEFoR SALE oRTo LET
COUNTRY PROPERTIES.

FOR sALE.-At ossining, New FORK An
fieal Village home; modern In every part
river view. Apply THOs. LEARY. ossining.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-10
GENERAL ITEMS OF WEEK,

The Rev. Robert B. b foote will con-
duct both the morning and evening ser
vices tomorrow AT the Church Of the Holy
Communion
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CHURCH AND RELIGIOUS NEWS NOTES
Denominations Join in Plan to Have Laymen Play important
Part in RELIGIOUS Work.

will preach tomorrow morning on TAU
the Promoter" In the evening. at 7:45
O'Clock. an outdoor service will he held OF
the lawn and stcreoptcon pictures on
The Life Of Christ will he exhibited.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
Manhatts

BROADWAY. n. cor Of 212th st Tor
sty aprnt. IFS 7r1s1.99 irTeg; Hazel Real Is
tate Co sac West Goth ST. owners: 9 Pei
ham 5nT 9th ave. architect cost, t12b.Ooo.
6OTH ST. n :. rs II " OF ist ave. for .
sty home 32x39. Manhattan Maternity ana
Dispensary Hospital. premises owner: Luz
low & Peabody. f2 Yves; Dist a. archtect'
NEW sT. e. 7e7 q II % Beaver ST. irreg-
ular 20 Beaver st: for a Il sty ONCE bloE'
85 Ok irreg x4e4x irreg: Brody. Adler *
Koch Co 3s West 32d -. owner; Rouse ~
Ciolds,one SO West 32d ST. architscts' Cost
$500 900 -. -
i42D ct. s. 200 Il OF Lsnon ave: for a
q sly apmt. i5Oxs611: kramer 1rnprovemeennaa
CO. IS Nassau 81, owner " 2 sesNer' 90
5th ave. architects: cost. s2bO.OOn
I42D ST, g. $50 = . OF eth ave; Tor y
stt aprnt 150xsG11. same owner; ssne
architect: cost. $4,000
The Bronx.
WESTCHE6TER AVE. e g. 100 4 81
Southern Bouleverd: FOR a sly bf1ck STORE
bldg i5Q Skill; Henry Acker co, .412 Grand
ave. owner: Hoppe q Daube. aIchitects' COST
BECK ST. W $. So442 II OF Intervale
ave: ror a s sty fat, S4xSs; Macy Construc-
,ior 60 Samuel Siverburs. sI2 Macy pi'
proslhant) owner; Gronenberg Leuchtas'
TfrFANY ST. " p 275 q OF 1889 81: for
a 8 stv Dat. ~ six6i7: Macy Construction
20 owner. Gronsnberg & Lsuchtas, archl-
,scss cost, $4,000.
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vices tomorrow al the Church Of the Holy
Communion.
At the ST Nicholas Avenue Presbyterian
Church the Rev. George L. Bevans the
assistant pastor, will preach tomorrow
, morning on The Bible. Sin Conouerins
Power" In the evening stereopticon ad-
6ress will be given in the churchyard.
The Rev. Dr. Walter Duncan Buchanan
pastor OF the Broadway Presbyterian
. Church. will preach tomorrow morning IN
Earl Han. Columbia University. His
. theme will be The Effect OF Conduc' on
Belief
At the old First Presbyterian Church
Egbert NJ. Hayes, assistant 10 DR.. DufneIo,
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

with name and address OF grantee ana at
torney)
Interest 5 per cent unless otherwis. stated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-10

The Rev Donald Maclntyre. minister
in charge at Calvary Baptist Church has
returned from his vacation and viii
preach tomorrow morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-10

In the big Union Tent Evanesl. in West
124th street, the Rev. DR.. N. W. wharton
Of Brandy Church, Baltimore VIII begin
Tomorrow morning two weeks series
Of services.
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MANN attain.

with name and address OF purchaser and AT
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The subject Of the lesson sermon in the
Christian Science churches tomorrow viii
be Spirit" and tho Golden Text tGa-
latians Y, o.. we through tho Spirit
wait for the hope Of righteousness by
faith
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-10

The Rev Harvey p. Vaughn VIII speak
tomorrow evening ct the Labor Temple
on The OLYMPIC Games" Mr.. Vaughn
was a spectator In the Stockholm stadium
when the games were held. The usual
afternoon meeting for children also viii
be held tomorrow
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.
AUGUST .

yl,b name and address OF lenders AZ
torrevD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-10

To-morrow's services At the Marble Col
lesiate Church viii he conducted by the
Rev. Or Peter IL Milliken. His morning
subject will he "Christs Expectations
and his evening topic ~ Word Of Good
Cheer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-10

At the roof meeting Of the ESQ street
Young Mems Christian Association TO-
morrow afternoon at o'clock the Rev.
". Douglas Buchanan win speak on Your
Possibilities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-10

At the New York Temple Of Modern
spiritualsm the Rev. Dr. Richard X
Schleusner will speak tomorrow evening
on Prophecy and Fortune Telling, Re
ue,ous Liberty and the Law"
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B BROADWAY
CHURCH or ZION AND ST. TIMOTHY

3S4 West J1ih Stieel.
Rector. Rev. HENRY LUBECK d. 6. j.,
Morning Prayer Preacher. Rev j.
CHURCH OPEN ALL SUMMER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-10

The Rev. BOYD McCleary VIII preach
tomorrow morning in the chapel of the
Scotch Presbyterian Church
New-York tribune., 1912-04-21
ONLY One More Shoot Scheduled
at TraverS Island.

With the exception OF the cluo cha"n-
pIonshIp, which is 10 hc decided next sat
urday. the trapshootng season OF the Ne"
York Athletic club came 10 an end at the
Trayers Island home OF the organization
YESTERDAY. Fourteen gunners took part IN
tho final shoot, and when the last biue-
rock was trapped the winners or the vari-
ous contests that have been running
,brouroout the season were announced oy
the committee.
The presidents cup was IN" most I'M
,ortant and. although the final leg was
cantured bv G. s. Mcmahon, the winner
or tho trophy was G. W. Billings. who hau
captured FIVE legs on the coveted prize since
last November. Mr.. Mcmahon. however
dId hotter in several Of the other shoots'
Io won a leg on the Brandenburg trophy
and then, in n shoot-on. defeated r. NJ
Thomson and g. +. Pelham for inc Pri"e'
Mr. Mcmahon also captured the prize lot
,bo highest score made by hahalcaP
shooter during tic season. He TOOK the
Gun with a total of 100 out OF possible ioo
targets. shooting with an allowance OF >
targets He also tied and then in the
shoot-ofr defeated y. NJ IIig6inson for the
high score prize OF the day
The scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1912-04-21
DICKINSON COLLEGE WINS
Sinnott Ineffective and Poor
Support Does the Rest.

The New York University baseball team
was defeated by Dickinson College yester-
day at Ohio Field before large and en-
thusastic gathering OF students from the
preparatory schools in the vicinity OF New
York City, who were the guests OF the
university at preparatory school day. The
score was to O. Hoch, who did the twirl-
ing for Dickinson, kept the New Workers
down TO four hits and struck out sixteen
men. He received errorless support While
New York made five errors.
Sinnott, the New York pitcher. walked
the first two men who faced him. and they
scored on Goldsteins long drive TO left
field. Thereafter Sinnott pulled himself to-
gether and kept the hits pretty well scat
tered. In the sixth Goldstein went to first
on McNaliy's tumble of fast grounder.
took third on Rowley's hit and stole home.
The two remaining tallies were made In
the ninth inning. Sharp got 10 first on
Rrennan's error and came in when Steckers s
fly TO left field was mutfed by Ayres.
Steckel went to second on Ayres's mun'
raced 10 third on Hoch's single TO centre
field and came home when sinnott INJURED
a pop fly off Goldsteins bat.
The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1912-04-21
Results of College
Baseball Games
TIGERS RALLY AND WIN
Pull Out in Tenth Inning Over
Browns s Fast Team.
tpv Telegraph 10 The Tribune.


Providence. r. l., April 2o.-Browns base
ball team met it's first defeat of the sea-
son to-day when the Princeton Tigers ter
minated an overtime game in the tenth
inning by 2-to-1 victory.
A momentsry weakness on the part OF
Councilman, the Brown pitcher, who other
wise was in superb form, practically cost
Brown the game the man whom he passed
to first scoring the run that tied the tally
i'm the eighth frame.
Browns solitary run was earned in the
second inning Smell singled, Loud sacri-
feed and Dikes liner to left field brought
in Browns catcher. In the fourth II looked
as though Brown would score again when
Du:kin reached first on grounder ana
third when Lear threw wild to first but
badly needed hit was lacking.
In the eighth frame Read drew pass 10
first. Parker sacrificed and after Shaw had
grounded out Rhodes brought Read home
with single Sharp fielding by Brown
prevented Princeton from tallying in the
ninth. In the next, with ono man gone
Read got q hit and Pdrkcr's double TO
centre field sent him racing across the
plate
New-York tribune., 1912-04-21
T. G. Thompson Sur
passes Sheridan's
Marks in Many
Events.
rRy Telegraph TO The Tribune ]

Princeton, y. j.. April 9.-Frederic G.
Thompson, Of the Princeton Theological
Seminar and twice winner OF the ANA
teur Athletic Union all-round athletic cham
rionship. in a trial meet this afternoon
surpassed tho worlds record In number OF
points scored. made by Martin Sheridan
Of tho Irish-Amcrican club. Thompson
scored 1871 points. which is l9c more than
made by Sheridan in establishing his
worlds mark
Thompsons performance will not count
az n record. as 1t was not made in regu-
lar meet. The Amateur Athletic Union
ruIos wcro followed throughout the trial.
and the most competent local judges were
secured. II wss hoped that two Amateur
Athletic Union officials might be on henu'
New-York tribune., 1912-04-21
On COLLEGE DIAMONDS
Yale Finds Many Weak Spots in
the Columbia Line.
BLOSSOM PLAYS STAR ROLE
His Batting and Fielding Aid
Greatly in Defeat of New
sasa York Players.
iRy telegraph 70 tn. Tribune ?

vsU Haven, Conn. April 9O.-Yale defeat
"a columbia at baseball here to-day. win
,,;rs an easy game by a score OF to o.
r.on plav by Columbia was rough the
1av.rs failing 10 work smoothly together.
.nd Yale took advantage of the fault sew
.rsl times.
Columbia used two pitchers-Rothwell
.,d O'Neaie Neither was effective. Roth
veil was removed In the sixth inning after
single by Cornish and a two-bagger by
R,ossom apparently paved the way for sew
.ral runs. O'Nesle proved somewhat bet
TER but Yale dia not try hard.
ror tho Blue Brinsmsde started the
came. but lasted only three innings. In
thai time Columbia made three hits and
he passed three. Scott was substituted at
the beginning of the fourth. and he pitched
the remaining six innings without allow
ing Columbia a single hit. He passed only
two and struck out three
The individual star OF the game was
Blossom. Yale's brilliant shortstop. lie
shope In the field, accepting eight out OF
nine chances some If which looked like
sure hits He made a very clever steal OF
second i'm the eighth. and at the bat ne
made three safe hits out OF four times at
the bat including a triple and two-bag-
ger. both sending runs across the plate.
Columbia started strongly by opening
with two clean singles, but all chances OF
q score we're lost OIL sharp fielding by
Gross. who caught Ferguson easily at
third. following Shaw's single.
In the second inning Yale scored three
times. Cornish opened with single and
Blossom followed with a long drive TO lett
held. scoring Cornish. Tilney walked ana
stole second, Blossom scoring. Brinsmaoe
singled, sending Tilney 10 third who was
out when Brinsmade stole second Mer-
tits hy scored Brinsmade, who stole third
Yale again scored in the sixth on Cornish
,in-Is and Blossoms double TO left centre
The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1912-04-21
WOMAN RIDES IN MIDAIR
Stands on Iron Girder as 1t Is
Ho;sted Seventeen Stories.

Toronto. April 2O.-When newspaper
woman was ordered from the unhnisneo
seventeen story building which is being
constructed for the Canadian Pacihc
Railway here. on the ground that IT was
no place for woman. 1rs. T. ID. Wells
wife Of the contractor. took exception TO
IA remark that women did not nave as
good nerve as men. She proceeded To-
day TO demonstrate her own bravery by
riding UP to the top Of the skyscrapcr on
one OF the iron girdsrs as II was hoistcd
by crane.
She stood on the sirder ana NaNed INC
Union lack with one hand. clutching the
guy wire with tho other as she rode up.