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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-24
AUTO NEWS OF THE DAY
GIidden Tour Starting Point To
Be Decided in Few Days.
VOTE BEING TAKEN BY WIRE
Automobile Club Report on In
ternal Affairs Will Reach
Members To- day.

Frank NJ. Joyce. Of Minneapolis, has been
appointed chairman Of committee Of FIVE
to decide upon the starting point for the
American Automobile Association tour. or.
a. many still regard il, the Glidden tour.
The committee members are widely sera-
rated and Mr.. Joyce is taking vote by
telegraph. II is probable that the decision
WIFI be made IN a few days.
At the present time the likely points for
the start NJ the annual reliability contest
have narrowed down to two-Indianapolis
and Detroit-although developments may
cause the selection of some other city. The
American Automobile Association officials
II is understood. would he glad TO see the
honor 60 70 Chicago or even Minnea polls.
although Il II felt that the latter city would
make almost too greet mileage for the
contestants. However, n either city prom
ises the required number Of entries Il will
be considered before the decision is made.
1t has been settled. of course. that New
Orleans will be tho terminus OF the run.
The LONG awaited report OF the special
committee appointed to look into the ar
fairs Of the Automobile Club OF America
will reach the members OF the organization
to-day. II was TO have been mailed late
last night Nothing could be learned yes
terday as TO the findings or recommended
tons that will be made Following the is
suance Of the report, II Is expected That
call will be issued for the annual election
Upon the report will depend whether or not
the insurgents will place an opposition
ticket In the field.
John y. WHY'S. president Of the WHY'S
Overland Company, of Toledo, Ohio, has
won sweeping verdict In the Canadian
courts against George r. Rastall, who en-
deavored to secure the Overland trade mark
In Canada and who seemed 10 believe that
he was the Overland Automobile Company
Of Canada. Limited. Mr.. WHY'S has recov-
cred the right 10 use his trade mark in the
Dominion. and Il is said that Rastall has
left the country.
When in January last, John y. WHY'S
became cognizant OF the state or anars
created by Rastall. who at one time was
the Overland agent in Regina. Sask., he AT
once took vigorous action. He instituted
suit in the Exchequer Court asking Tor
damages and the immediate result was
that Rastall and his partner changed the
name Of their company to the Canadian
Motors and surrendered to the government
the trade mark Overland" which finally
was issued to the WHY'S Overland Company
last week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-24
BANTAMS IN FAST BOUTS
Bows Who Are After Coulon S
Grown Box Before Good Crowd.

Fifteen hundred spectators were on hand
10 witness the elimination tournament Tor
hantamweights at the St. Nicholas skating
Rink last night The bouts were fast ana
interesting, but II was the general opinion
Of those present that Johnny Coulon need
have no fear OF losing his title 10 the boys
who boxed last night.
The first bout was between kid Will
Jams. the rugged and free hitting Baltimore
boy. and Battling" Reddy, from the East
Side. Williams forced the pace at all
times and had the better of seven Of the
ten rounds. He never gave Reddy chance
10 sci himself and worked 10 close quarters.
where ne pounded the body with short.
STIFF punchcs and kept his opponents head
snspping back with short. snappy upper
cuts In the seventh round Reddy fought
a ton speed and had the Baltimore boy
hacking away and willing TO hold on 10
protect himself.
IN the next bout Patsy Brannigan. the
flame haired boy from Pittsburg, was down
90 meet Charley Goldman. but the latter
was unable to appear owing to broken
hand Charley Burns. Of Brooklyn. was
substituted He lasted only six rounds
when the referee called A halt to prevent a
knockout
loo Wagner and Johnny DAILY then boxed
an interesting bout. with honors even at
the end. DAILY forced the pace and tried
bis host. but Wagner was cool ana clever
aud nroppcd mp his rival with a fast left
hand lab and a short right 10 the jaw.
Tommy Buck, the clever Philadelphia
bantam. proved his ability in no uncertain
manner by outpointng tho rugged, hard-
hitting Eddie sherman In the final bout.
Ruck boxed cleverly at long range, and
NOR, than offset the innghting ability Of
his opponent.
Terry Mitchell knocked out johnny 'ar-
rol IN the sixth round OF ten-rouhd con-
t,st AT Browns Gymnasium.
Rainy Reynolds aud Irish Paddy boxed
tom roupds 10 a draw at the Brooklyn
Reach 4. &.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-24
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET

7lsT sTREEr-Susie n. Smith has sold No
90 west 5lsi street. a three story ard basement
dwelling house on a lot 1892 feet. near west
End avenue. Builders have recently obtained a
uuuber OF houses on this block. A Few days ago
the FuIlerton-weaver Realty COMPANY bought
No 275 adjoining. to be used In connection WIN
tbe corner plot for a new apartment house 40.
9eo a few doors east OF the Smith house was
-.centIy sold by Mrs s. II Soloman TO the
Wellwvn Realty Company, which Is 10 bulid an
snartmsnt house on the abutting properly AZ
~ Ds6 20 2eO West IA street.
or NICHOLAS AVENUE-The Taylor-ehe
man Company has sold for Nr.. Madeline TAFT
"a ueduiz Glsss the four story fathouse NO.
ISL 81 Nicholas avenue. on a lot 2o1so Feet
Tho buyer gave in part payment IN" corner OF
state and 10Th streets. Flushing, Long Island a
gaTase ON a plot Tjxi0O feet.
iofTu STREET Bryan l. Kennedy has re-
.oiS Tor the Poro Bridge Realty COMPANY 30.
40 Esst i26th street. three story dwelins
hou,e on a LOT 2Oxa9i1 feet to client OF ID.
sGTH STREET John J. Kavanash has sod
Cor NJ. Mar Dinkworth No ISL East Soth
800, three story dwelling house, on lot
"a G. 100 feet near Third avenue.
-4sTH STREET-E. Sharum has soid 'o A
,,t.n, No a,6 East I45th street. Two story
"a ha..m.n. brick and frame house. on plot
3SY,oo feet. between Willis and Third avenues
twenty lot, IN Suffolk County. y. y were given
as part payment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-24

. I'm. pr,r..sco rilotto 10 North Side Mortgage
Corporation 3sI East l4gth ~: Apr ~, 1us
per bond; Sa,OoO. atty Clocke' Coch & Hes'''
'' LOT I'd ess 'p map wakefield; Joseph Ietands "a
Ernigrant Industrial savings BANK; % scanisn.
LOTS j. q 3. T. - and a. block nS, a.; NAP n.y.,
i. uS 49, ioi ~ soo address. 227 wsverlsy PIsss
p, NORRIS sn.1 PAs BE- AYE ,Ii..' Anton
Title Gusrsntee and Trust Co: Apr I'' '-"""'
Ad MssioH 10 h Sr2sdw'y 80, Q, we.. Farm:
N .sn ss sfa.,ss East yr: g:
'n ao TsTu' c. Sv f. ooT $500 CT
ysni ssrrueu'o ana eno ,n NJ PET cent:
1000: attys, Lexow' Msckeia' "'"''
,os sih Irrss; pedsur Really Co xmsc:n Real
Estate o. 521 9TH ave APT 81 20 s aI' ave- ep' =
i' sti, f 81 IT,. :. as q 1879 g, t2r
ioon irreg same e sane; npr sam. as a. above
WAsM MsssSdi. Episcopal centenary chYrsn
Morrissnia, to Franklin savings " Powell. "a
ave; Apr "a; yrs; 5000 atty " !" F'
WI WAsHIxGroN AVE t e. o. g ' Co%n.y
HOLDING Co., rs broadway Apr - I" "'' %
SAME PROPERTY; saH ~ @o,,n. n,ts al1 oOC;
CO, I2s Broadway: oo npr ~ p,Miy .rris 4 Rogers.
I2S Broadway. ,aovor ava 55xair irrre
80 ~ 1.,n.. % wendover Bronx g. 80 ~ w.,
Sss i os APR az ss srS s.s per cent ~. m
10th sr' r,s., y n..i,y Co 20 Baset.s I'd.
irr.s; s kps02 a. au. etc. as per bond sS'""'
atty. Erdmsn. s2 NASSAU brand ave. 2i,ser
lrres Emma cay,n 70 fremont Ap 30: "a s"d ir',sl
S1i w :., ..So: att ATTY 4ia. guarantee
An iss THIS ST geo Of rar R. s CO. .oI
Michael ponnsIly to- 70 b ss s Apr =: au',sss
va East Sd dSst s7oJ 'S a,s: ss,sr s''os'" j"
t,--
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HARVARD BOWS TO BATES
Errors, in the Way of Wild
Throws, Cost Crimson Game.


Cambridge. Mass April 23-Iiarvard's
baseball team went down before Bates Col
iege here to-day by a score Of 3 TO >.
Neither team hit the ball hard. hut Har-
wards fielding was loose, and errors gave
the visitors their runs.
The Crimson expected an easy victory,
but the players could not hit. while the
fielding OF the Maine men cut off all efforts
toward inside play on the bases. FELTON,
started the game for Harvard, but hurt his
arm and retired. In the next SIX innings
Hitchcock struck out nine men. and two
base hits made by Bates and Ridlon would
not have counted had it not been for wild
throws made on grounders by subsequent
batters.
Harvard scored two runs on timely hits
by Reeves and Babson. hut IN the ninth
inning CAPTAIN Potter made a Wild throw
10 first base which put Anderson, OF Bates,
on second Hardy then made wild throw,
and Ridlon's hit scored the winning run.
The score follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-24
KLINE WINS ON POINTS
Gets Better of Tommy Houck in
Bout at Newark.

PATSY Kline earned the decision over
,ro,,roy Houck. Of Philadelphia. In six
,,.,,,,,, hon, before the Eleventh Ward Attn
1T ,.luh i'm Newark. last night The
local boxer had all the better of the first
r,,,r rounds repeatedly beating Houck y
,,.,,,o,,. ,.ft In the NTH the Quaker CITY
,,,,. closed Klines left eye with hard
r,,,i., cross but the latter evened up the
round with a fusillnde of rights
Thc last round was Houcks. lie opened
nm thc cut over Kline's eye ana had MN
covered with blood at the hhiSh' p"'n
bovs were strong at the finish
Mike Brown. Of New York was put out
in tho fourth round by Young Stahzo. "'
Newark ia one Of the prelm'naf'eS WINE
Frankie Quinlan, 81 Brooklyn. ''rne' 4
draw with Jimmy McVeigh. oi NEWARK III
the sem-fnai bout.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-24
THE PSYCHOLOGY OF WOMAN.

The psychology OF woman - 10 De the
subject Of lecture which Nine. harin
MichaeIis. author OF The Dangerous Age
will deliver at Carnegie Hall, on Friday,
Apru %. 1t will be the first appearance OF
Nine. Michaelis before an American au-
djence. The Dangerous Age. when mas
aroused much comment all over the civil
tied world, has been translated into four
teen languages. and It was 10 supervise
the appearance OF the American edition OF
the sequel TO this book that Nine Michaeis
came TO this country. BY her recent mar
rage 10 Charles ~ Stangeland, Secretary
OF the United States Legation at Lapa1'
she became an American citizen. She Is
a Dane by birth, but speaks English ike
a native.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-24
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following real estate transactions
were recorded yesterday at the Real Es-
tate Exchange salesroom, Nos. II and IS
Vesey street:
Ry Herbert \. sherman.
uEpFORD ST los to ilj. " 5. III II ~
81, ,;s,onber -, 7sSx1ta1 20 Hudson 81. f"s. ="
yAsx irrer: nvc atty dwgs and Two sly
,.nmt. and stores; sold 90 the pIaintin Tor
so. 900
By joseph r. Day.
soTU ST 2l6a $. 100 n - Of Sd ave, "JN
100 G. 5 ,ty tenmt. withdrawn.
Ie0TU ST. 10 East, IS. 40 ~ OF Lex
inston ave 25xiO01o sly tenmt; sold TO
the plaintiff for si9aIS ~
oIsTU ST. west u = 325 n ~ 10th ave
-sYo4 ii. vacant; adjourned to April 30
By James J.. Wells Co.
MADISON AVE. 2104 :. 1911 II n of
1879 ST. 2OrsO. 3 sly dws; sold to the plain
tin for $1,000.
At the Bronx Exchange, No. 3lS Third
avenue.
By Joseph p. Day.
PELHAM AVE n o. zig II n OF HOFFMAN ST.
5b 2yeox53 11sI.3: . sly dwg. Sold to the
plaintiff for s4.7 700.
~ George Price.
CONCORD AVE, 333. O. 100 II n OF 14ls
81 2OSi00. sly jwg; sold 20 tho plaintiff
for $500
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF 'enaer WV
APRIL .
MANHATTAN.

ATTORNEY 1T, $. 200 n from Tu,,u, Wires
stanton vt, a5xioO; April e, lso Su'' Berrhard
)" Wor1s sals.ran $50: attorney
tWr VS. 1915 n of l3h 81 <oo..ssw.b.
O., a iso2. Louis Wechsler 20 'H, "a .so,,,.
stp 900 ATTORNEYS, Schenck a. Punnch' !" Law
." .vn A 90 ns,h st, sos Easp. 2sxss: YEP M ~
,so7' iuIiu, and Elizabeth Ooodoy 20 Hn "a
Low: $500; attorneys, Wilson q "''"'
wa" nprfINcrY ST, 1872, 1910 e " o. R,ds ,os. ~:
on sxi 81 2x25 2xs lxIO0 10 81 NZ9o' W. a,rd.r.
Maurice C;ordon ard ano 10 benns.t ,2n
ala 800; attorneys Kantroritz SN
o'WtSHINGTON ST. ss 2t2 II o. 40 :,
q, runs . 50 TX n six 90 ~ e -.
beg: March Is, 1910; NcwtoTn '"nsuuc"'"
10 Mary Cro1son. -, tt,,,,,o q, IA
= 60 ,oa ixpO o. Washington -, s. 80 W
Ho,atio At: sept Il. 1910; same TO Gcorsr 49,
andsr Macdonald; 81 90; address, ~ Wan
WASHINGTON ST, n e cor OF HoraIo -. -.
40 ix24 IxDO q: Washington ~. s, .i,- " u u
Hor, "a a: RApt "a. 1910: same 20 George AleN-
ardey Macdonald: 81, 90; address, 80 wan 81
SAME PROPERTY: July 10, 1872; hrthut ,
ard Cornelia Collins TO George Alexander N''
dorald: ST 500; address, 40 Wall ~. .
LEXINGTON AVE. 32l, =. 2oxso; AprI' Ia
1o0a: Irene I. Bosch to Jane Besthon SV'S
attorneys Scharps & Scharps 20 Broadwsy
LEWIS ct, CO. 20yO; April -. 1909 'eh~
Continued on next page.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-24
GLEN HEAD PROPERTY SOLD.

Burton Thompson has sold TO Mrs J.
Moore MacAdam plot OF one and half
ocrss adjoining the Glenwood Country
C1ub nroperty. on which plot Mrs. Mac
Adam, will build a home to cost about
$500 The f.. +. Nelson estate was tne
owner Of the property and the seller was
by James o. Miller. Charles w
Philopbar and Mrs T.. Nelson co-e1ecutors.
+, is understood that the price paid was
record prio. for property In this section.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.
CWith nam. and address Of grantee S.'u .,.a
Interest ) per cent unless o'"''
APRIL 81.
MANHATTAN,

MANHATTAN,
Dr,.ANcEy ST. n s. 90 II W - Ridse ss On.
! ,rreg. Maurice Gordon et al to benn' 40, oSM: 4
East se'h St, . sI"o y s R'Tn Ro'en
MADISON AVE i2s leSoSN i ts,.r " 80 sos
,nu al, % 'nrior mtg SIS 00o); yrs; s2''""'
address. Boston. -o,s =, ,oo,2o:
MADISON AVE. s. cor Ere % .yia 4 clark,
tSoopers,ovn \ y: April 10; duo as per oo" n; |;
$40 900: attorney. Lawyers Title Insurance A"'
rT sT S SG 1 ss0a AVE- e5s oxIoo Dorothy
Slater 10 F;rnigrant Industrial Savings bahk -
Chambers st, April ~; yrs S''''"'
SAME PROPERTY; same TO John = Murhy;;
Is Fast Roth st; April u prior mug w sS, a.
w $4,000; at'orn ne sn Wsnaorer Bron. 60
April ~; yIs. . per cent 5000; attorneys
3D AVE, sw cor Of 10th st, 25x7Ix irres;
Bridget e Kane 20 Lawyers Title Insurance a ,@,
Trust 60; April %; yrs; $4,000 address '''
STIR AVE, os. as IT Of S5.h ST. 23xIoo; Pro,
t.ctve Realty 60 to carmes Dnmes, syK Goo 1cS
a .s's 4PF 2 aS. yFs s. " Val Per =. cent" ~
18TH sT, E, i72 II Of Ave a. 2lxiv 90
Louis Sherman and ano TO Lewis Leavy, 500
, In " Ap5 ~ due ss 0s i5 ssOes
way.
:lsr 1T. 42l West; sty brk, 2l1io4; louis
St; April q; yrs; STOOD attorney, Lawyers
Title Insurance and Trus, 20. 100 Broadway
nth ST 20 10 - West; { sty brk 83Ies
Sternfeld Building Go TO Union Trust Co. 80
broadway; April %; due May 1. 1911; ~. per
cent. 1910 900; attorneys, Miller, King, Lane
Traftord, so Broadway.
82D ST. ~ and ~ East 5OxiC0; Ronald Z
Macdonald 10 Dry Dock Savings Institution BAL
Bowery; April 81 prior mtg $50, 900: due as per
bond; $40, 900; attorney, Title Guarantee and
Trust Co. 116 Broadway
9TH ST. 40 East; 5 sty brk. l6xl0o; Ess I'm
Realty Co 70 Emily Foler ct al. exrs. 80 East
8sth st; April %: yrs; $1,000; attorney, r B
Kelly, ITO Broadway.
Levin 10 William Jay, trus Bedford; April 30: S
y: $4,000; attorney, F b Gambler. ~ Wall st
HIsT ST, 483 West. 1sx90; Ida Wersbau to
Francis Brady. 2si Berkeley FL Brooklyn:
April %; due. etc. per bond; s18, 900; attor-
ney. II Farsis, 81 Liberty ct.
10TH st s. 95 IT OF Audubon ave 5Ox
Mortgage Co; April 49, due. etc. as per bond
t31. 900; address, 200 Broadway.
AVE r. cor IIth 81, SIX irr.E Vim
Mallott TO Geo 4 Herold, 24i7 Valentine ave;
April 20: yrs. per cent; atty. Title Guar
sntee and Trust co, 176 Broadway; 5000.
THE BRONX
BEAUMONT AVE, $. 80 II u ~ 1s7tn st.
25x look irreg: Collect Realty co To Bronx Bor-
ough Bank. 44o fremont ave: Apr p: due as per
bond; $500; atty. + Hallock, 900 East lSOth
st.
EAGLE AVE. $40. 2SxIoO; Johanna wisnxs TO
Geo J Shapiro, 800 Elton ave; Apr % prior
mtg $4,000; due as per bond; 5000; address,
~ a6 5tilI, AVE. $. IS {, Of 2ii,h st; 2sz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-24
eouAL FRANCHISE LECTURES.

The EQUAL Franchise Society announces
course Of four lectures for Wednesday
afternoons. beginning to-day on Economic
Theories and Their Application TO woman
Suffrage" The speaker Will be MIS-. Jes-
sica Garretson Finch. Admission Is free
and tea will he served. To-day's iecture
begins at clock. the succeeding ones at
4 o'clock.
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Toals- 30 ! : q l5 3 IoI'I' = 90 = ~ '"'

G,ttod for Greenbaum ~ nlnth inning
.Gu, .ut when Winning run vas N'''''.
II,.r,l, t,a,olina. " "-4
,for,c PeudIeton. 7wo-bas' hlts-f.n-
,,flt.T Irl,y Edwards. Taylor. Sacrih'' mt
SE'..s stolen bases -rendl"ton. Whi'"
shay Gboades Winslead' bairn |ef r,r on
h''S'3 '',.,..r. princeton. (. North Caroline,
6"'' .., on ont ~ Grc'nbaum. .; b.. Rogers.
D., Icc =. First base IN n'IS On ~ ~ '''.
ni'l'. ,;,.enhauri Uiin.F ms ~
Voc. q in . innings. on ',f~"n"hu"' " ~ ="
mine, Ta-ssd balls swim. I'! 20 WIZ
pu,L Gr.,nbaum. Iime--''' ''"'"'
Cgunol Gn4 CarhdhAh
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,s,ry ST 40 y W. of Grand ave, 2oJ
81, ,r,ns iarnn.r Peal,y co 70 Emma caycn,
?3:2 A1 s ave: Apr g: 500; .,'y' i'''e
Gusrsnee and Trust 90. i7e gr s,s AVE- .ostlox
,rrey. i,froi y Janker 10 Krsbo Ernst Realty
Co. $50 Fest jso,h ST.. Apr 22; s., ,v, 4o,too.
,soi II - same: Apr g: s.. -. -
SaME PROPERTY; Krsho Frs, 1T, nr' an. 600, :;
John Eggers 57i East i+0th 81 i r,'s aud
Apr e.; 81; ATTY. LAWYERS i"''
Trust Co tGO Broadway. MI, ,ye 2OxIOO:
isSrH ST, $50 {, q n paT. AVE- iss Main
amer, bo' CONN Imtx ~. IS0,; Apr W; gs.s
change: atty. Thu. Guarantee ana
duax
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Totals. 40 10 1o.2G1ec Totals. 60 6 C 81 1G

'Reilly out. running out OF base line. $500
field hatted for Gle I'm the third inning
New Haven. q q 90
Yale........... = ! 2
Hits-OT Gle. : in innings; of DYER :
IN inninEE. or Brown. iu innings. OFT
Wilson I'm innings; o~ LaFavre. In Z
innings Of Reisigl. IN : innings. Sacrifice
hits--Blossom. pachhach, Flech. Foster.
stolen hases--M Merritt, 2. Sherwood. Three
base hit-ReilIy. First base on hs Iis-Oh
Gle. 4 off Dyer >. OF Rrown. 8, of 1,aFaVre.
2 Lof, on bases-New Haven 6: Yale. l.
struck out--By Gle. .. by Brown. 5; by VIII
son, .. by IaFavre. .. Hi by pttcher-BY
Dyer Foster Double plays-Rurdett TO
McCreerv: Popc 20 Tleck Passed ball-Bur-
dettc Time o. I'npire BEDFORD.
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IfARNARD
Total. 3G3627l2l Totals o 6 q s {


'Nattrd Tor HIichcock IN teVenth InhIuE
ITaryarI ............o : o o . o %
'rwo-bse. hits Ridlon Talbot, Bates. HITS
of Fertou in inning, Of Hitchcock in
innings. off HARDY. - 30 innings. off Stinson'
: i'm - innings. or Anderson, = In innings.
stolen base Darahv. First base on errors -
Rate o.. Harvard. !. Left on bases Bates -
1Is,.a-l ( Sacrifice hits. Wngatc, Reynolds.
Fire, base ON ball OF Hitchcock. .; off Hardy,
!. M ~rin-,u. ! OF Anderson. l. struck out
r. Ur.h,o.L O. bv Hardy =; by Stinsou. I; by
ri,,.ua Double plays Griffin and Rdlon;
Kea.eg ana Ridion III; 10y pitched ball Ry
~.tus.r. GItcHcocT'. Tmpuc-Conroy. Time
9I1
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wEsTCHEsrEK COUNTY.
OVERLOOKING THE HTDsoN

R.aut,f,l country residences Of the better
Las, I'm select community or refined
homes. I'm a region Of great natural beauty
with river and valley views. High' hea''hS'
accessible. =, ~ r.,
Hut "a minutes north by N. \; Central.
Broadway subway express available tJi
minutes from +cd ST.
plot, country homes for sale or rent
iutIe cash required. Write or phone.
ALONG THE HUDSON CO..
O. ,vui,an 81 YC Phone ilTs John.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-24
REAL ESTATE.

WANTED Money 20 loan on chicago Illinois
real estate. our clients waiting. VIM. }.
Torch e. CO.. 4 s. Dearborn st. Chicago. III
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TIMELY BITS OF SPORT
ucGuiuan Picked to Referee Big
Boxing Bout in Garden.
MUST GET LICENSE HERE
ro,v Effort Being Made to Keep
tickets Out of the Hands
of Spectators.

of SPECTATORS.
aper more or less spaTr'nT George W..
LA represcnting Matt Wells, and Emil
-s,.rr. speaking for Packy Mcfarland
:, the Garden Athletic Club yesterday
-, and decided on Jack McGuigan,
,,radcIrbia. 70 referee the ten-round
ing bout i'm Madison Square Garden on
Friday night.
-. outset Thiery suggested William
81, ,,t both Hurst and Mcdonald put
..,r foo, down because of jobs identity
william Gibson and the Fairmont y.
We" Ling further pointed out that Glib
y 80 NcFa-Iand's Eastern representa-
NcDopald suggested Tim Hurst hat
- Injected because he was the match
-,.s.r Of the club holding the bout 1t
~. also explained that James j, Corhett
-. ~, ~ the question because OF theatrl-
- 6s,os charles White :. name also was
-,.n,loned lut not considered.
..,,r both sides had agreed 10 McGui-
.re ,osslINtv Of his not being able
- s,r,e was brought NJ. Hurst suggested
ir e,cb case tho final selection be left
y. ,h-se nevspapormen. but Thiery baked.
-, then got Michigan on the long
.,,.o-ca ,elephorc and offered the Phila-
st man the Job McGuigan accepted.
tore 10 can act he will have to re-
..,..o..,.i,reuse from the State Boxing Com
u-ssio7. which meets this AFTERNOON IL Is
r,5otg,ood on good authority that the
rcsnse will be granted.
III. MANAGEMENT has decided not 10 put
49,, = and & seats on sale until Friday
.,ob, The idea being n keep them out of
-. hands Of spectators Seats that so
d. 3 a and g. arc on sale now. but only
= united quantities, and those in charge
,dr,se prospective purchasers 10 apply
..-y as the seats are going rapidly. The
,nt,ic is advised not to pay more than the
',,a value marked on the tickets. and Tim
HIS, SAWS su spectators caught selling
,,,t.,, VIII 10 arrested and prosecuted.
rt;adeInhia fans" are beginning to
rorde, II u, hospital list OF thc two base
hal teams representing that city will ever
.,o, growing Twelve players arc NOW out
~ the game for one reason or another
.,gr, from the Phllies and four from the
Athletes The ful1 list follows:
pbuad4lof'a club National League
Sherwood Mage. outholdor. fractured
v-i.,. KHur-.. eatohc~. fractured hand;
Walsh ufN'ty 7laveL fractured ankle:
Hans Iobert third hasemsu. broken rib;
CHARLIE Dooiu, manager intestinal trouble;
Mix Uo0'ar. shortstop. grip chalmers,
ri,cr.~ strained iIgament in shoulder: Earl
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QUICK SALE AT SACRIFICE

QUICK SALE AT SACRIFICE
Gentleman's country place. beautifully
located on north shore. Long Island. over.
looking Eorthport Harbor and Long Island
Sound. The Eden OF Long Island Only
20 miles or one hour from New York city:
26 acres: high elevation: Colonial house. 10
rooms, 2 baths. hardwood floors, concrete
cellars, steam heat. electric light and tele-
phone: large library: wide verandas: hun
dreds OF finest shade trees; 100 best fruit
trees: fine driveways; srtesian water: ten
mis- court: large barn. fine garage. storage
nne pasturase; private dock and boat
landing, &C Entire,y equipped and fur
nishsd ready for occupancy. Write for
photos and full particulars Brokers pro-
tected E. W. DCMONT, 81 Cedar ST.
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RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of Lessee )
April. g.

April. -.
BROADWAY, cor Soth st ij9xI3'X
irrcg. all. William Vanderbilt ~ fiftleth
Sttc-t and RronGvey 90 and ano II gre from
NAV l. 1910. $40. 900. address. premises
SAME PROPERTY; Fitch Street and
Broadway Co 10 Jacob j 6hubert, IS Central
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MOTEL aATl0Nhl. Luce!ae,

LtAe'hs H0.ci h Sooisty Cebtft. LVtuFy
N"~'eU SVptik yisr Of LAkt b. Mountains
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CONNECTICUT.

PINE ORCHARD. CONN.
Desirable cottages 10 rent at this Attractive
resort. on tho Sound; 81 miles from New York.
Cali or write for photos and particulars
EUGENE T. ADAMS s34 Fifth Ave.