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The evening world., 1913-11-01

the stock company at the Harlem
Opera House.
Pau Armstrong; latest play. Tho
Escape" will he the Offering OF the
Academy of Music stock Company.
At the Columbia will he The Gay
New Workers."
Mollic Williams brings he: burlcsquers
, 70 the Murray HI Theatre.
Miners Peoples Theatre will offer
Beauty. Youth AMI Folly"
VAUDEVILLE ATTRACTIONS.
Features at 'ie Palace theatre will be
valcska suratt, RUDE Marauard and
Blossom Seeley IN n baseball sketch, and
Joseph LETTERS n IN Poor old jim"
Mile. Gabriel. billed as the only iiv-
ing half woman" viii be the novelty at
Hammcrsteins "rhc Green Beetle"
I.nIdlc Gun. and Claricc Vance are also
announced.
Al the Union Square theatre Tho
Purple Lady" 1.-THE Zig Surprise. %
Motoring" and THE Girl From
Ch!!ds' " VII bc seen.
Olga Ncthersolc will head the hill at
the Colonial. whore others viii he Ger
trude Vanderbilt and George Moore.
villa Holt Wakefield. and Howard and
Ra,lfr
Marie Dressler will he the chief at.
traction at the Alhambra. The bill
Will also include Paul Morton and
Naomi Glass, Trovato. and Fisher and
Green
Proctor's Fifth Avenue Theatre will
have Minnie Dupree In Carrots" Jack
wilson Creighton Brothers and Bel
mont. and Dolly Connolly and Percy
Wenrich. 1.-THE Honey Girls" will be
at the Twenty-third Street Theatre,
"Thc Purple Widow" will he the feat
ure AT tho Fifty-einhth Street Theatre,
At tho one Hundred and Twcnty-hfth
street Theatre the main attraction will
be "'rhc Girl IN tho Barracks"
James J. Corbett viii be the top
liner at tho American Theatre.
IN THE BRONX.
May Irwin In "widow by Proxy"
comes to the Bronx Opera House,
At Miners Will he THE Roselsnd
Girls"
Tho hin at Kciths Bronx Theatre
Will include Gus Edwards Song Revue
M and Mrs Jimmie Barry In This
Rubo." Dainty Marie. Berton Churchill
In "Therc We're Actors Then" and
Games II Cullen.
BROOKLYN THEATRES.
"The Littlest Rebel with Mary Mile,
Winter In the ttle role, will Ice seen at
M. Gayety.
Tho Empire Theatre will have the
Trocadrro BnrIrsuuers
The evening world., 1913-11-01

Senators select Training CumV.
WASHINGTON. Noy. Manager Fox
Grif,th o. tie American League Ssna-
tors returned yesterday with contracts
for spring training quarters at Char
Va. where the team has
trained for three years. Use OF the Uni
yersity OF virginia stadium 10 Included
The evening world., 1913-11-01
Cyril Maude to Make BOlu
in "SecOnd in Commando

Of Coming Week
Are miss Phoenix," a
Farce; 1.-THE Pleasure
Seekers" at the Winter
Garden, and a One-Act
Drama,"The Saacrment
of JUDAS" in Which
Forbes Robertson Plays
a Monk.
The evening world., 1913-11-01
EASY SCHEDULES PROVIDED
Fer BIG COLLEGE ElEVENS

Sort of a Breathing Spell Before the Champion
ship Battles That Begin Next Week-Har-
yard viii Have Nothing More Than Stiff
Practice Against Cornell Elepen and Yale
Get Workout With Colgate
The evening world., 1913-11-01

Chamber music concerts Tor ten cents,
o he given under the direction % Modest
Altschuler. Is the sotems Of the Educa-
,ionai Alliance fr this season. II u
hoped. in this way, 10 give students
and naAAaic lovers chaa:e to hear the
The evening world., 1913-11-01

Tho Winter Garden viii on Monday
n,sht onev new production, THE
Pleasure Seekers" TIE hook Is nv Ed 70
gar smith aud The muslr and lyr.ts
ny T.. Roy Goetz, There are zen
s:enea including an ocean liner. a
The evening world., 1913-11-01

Nalle Ms.hn, the Australian prim'
donna. and Ian Kun,s.k. IN" BIhetnlai
y'olluLst, assist@i BY Edmund Bark"
the lTlsa baritone, and GABRIEL laplarr,
the French pianist, will xiv" , concor
st the iIppo1rome tomorrow night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-08
LIS PENDENS.



LOT los. map ~ new village OF Jerome.
Bronx: Edward Rcfenhard agt FiIomcna
De Carlo - al foreclosure of mtg) attor-
rev. ~ g kudich.
1SrH 81. s. 1S% n IS Of Avenue H. i%.2A
o.. 18th ST. = :. 956 n ~ of Avenue 70. i3.9r
81. John & orr aSt Paul Hcllm1ur rt al
faction To- declare c0nVcyauccs Noidb: attor-
news. AtwatcF * Cruikshank
CAMBRELLENG AVE. e. .. bet lS9th 81
and Pelham ave. lot 60. John II Ives ast
Charlcs II Cfouiu 81 al foreclosure ~ trans
fer Of tax licuI. attorney. T. IL N0llmer
tG5TH -. :. l2G@ n of 81 ave 30 ~
xls1. Henry FtIcdsen aet Gustav Ernst q al
foreclosure Of mtg; attorney. = . Sfme.
HOFFMAN 81. =. 22..lO II OF lSlth
81. 1SX1i92; Christian Lcukel agt Joseph
Gallo ct al 'amendcd foreclosure OF mtg
attorneys. 'lochc. Koch a i:cidy.
115TH ST =. 1886 % W OF Lemon ave.
31xiOO11; Jacob Stincr art samuel l. Kahn
90 81 foreclosure OF Mtg attOrnrys Stras-
bourger, Eschvcge A. Schallek
lG3D 81. \. ~ n O. OF Amsterdam ave.
iOXif2.G. Ge.mania Life Insurance 20 Hgt
Josephine - King foreclosure OF Mtg at
tOrnrys Dulon ~ Roe.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE e. cor Dist o. B.. s.
t1X irrcG, New York Trust 90 agt FeuIl g
DininnN ct al foreclosure of utyit attOr-
news. Iabriskie. Murray Sage a Kerr.
1llTH ST :. IlD n of 9th ave. 1SX
lO0ll: Washington Trust 60 OF city Of New
York AIT George IIerold ct al foreclosure OF
mtg; attorney. W g Percy
@5SS0; Charles Hcnschka 81 a. agt Abraham
Henschke Ct al partition: a.torncy l.
Littman.
10TH AVE 4o3 ? Pauline Mathesius agt
Patrick Walsh ct Al foreclosure OF mtg /.
attorneys ii \ x . t. Heydt
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Narcellus II Dodge 20 Helen II Jenkins 81
same and ano. cXrs. to MarceluS u
Dodge: |. -,, ~ t,,,,ti,,..,.r.
81 OoJ
Elias 4 cohen 20 Flora Lessler. 81
Emma 4 MebclschutZ 60 Virginia Anderson
$500. ~
leo Scitz 20 William Seitz. 500.
Tessie T. Kalyin % Nicholas Gciger S1V'>
George Hauser 90 Herbert ogden. 50"
Charles : whitney. eAr. To Mary j Osdeh
$500
Emile Risley to Lawyers Title Insurance
and Trust GO. S2i.on
Frederick & Tanner 90 George liili, go"
Won Eeycrhouf ThomI SON 81 al. cNIs. N
Won BeNerhout Thompson. 81
q De witt Clockc 20 John ! Tuilr: >f"N
Albert j SchWarzier to Amelia IrussahcI
Sipr
Columbia Kuickcrhochcr Trust Go. trustee %
New YORK Title Insurance 60. <iitV'
New York Title Insurance 60 to sydney y
Guggenhcimer. trustee. $4,000
James VI crafts and ano. trustees. 90 30"
cry Savings Bank. $4,000.
Hattie g Toomey 20 Lawyers Title ln'lr-
aure and Trust GO. omitted
Esther Moss 20 'hafwfu Realty Go. 81
Title Guarantee and Trust Co 90 Nov lorh
Bible Society. <1n."ou.
Now York Bible Society to Law ors Mortgage
TO. $500
sophie \ sherman 90 Frank " Maue.ou 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-08

Julius and celia Buchater TO I itie "-"' "'''-
and Trust co. l7G Broadway; S3s S,y 81 os91
FRANKLIN AVE. y o, no' t ie1I Brennck
24.3xl173x30 April I; l'ip, Line and Eliza
beth yelling: ST. coo; attorney :
5Js East tc9tn -. ,.,.,,b ,,o,v iS3db
- 51rio0. Sent II. 1911: Jane McLaus,hnnnnn 10
Ella NICK Cunning 4G4 West li2d 81 Si ,;,,,',,
GRANT AVE. " s. - II II oi VI, Miu N. -
rd 2s1x93 llN2jXlOJe May 3D. yarcss l-iG
Baxter 70 Chas VIE; S0VV'
Tor SSyI'es :, - 10 S. map o57 by ny w Vosel
Dec - 1909 nary \ Franklin 20 ai1'' On
shrady $500; attorney jacob '''"'''
Tor I0T IA a. block 80. section I. map Morris
Fark June l. 1911. lily kahrs 'o,' "a -
clifford. trustee; $500 attorneys
LOT LOT 4. hiock 49, map Lbs. scr.ion i J.; Nor
ris Park; June !, 1911, same TO sin,s' FooV
| LOTS - and -, map ildo iun,tI ~, "a
Feb 10 1912. victoria and Lucy Michellh 10
| VIM N Rossignol; 500; attorney' IA" iiN'"'
"I' GT's i6 and 10, map l4l2 lots at auc.ioD
| by I p nav. March J. 40: Harriet canning
| TO Crotona Realty Co: $1,000: attorney W NJ
| Wechsler. lGJ Broadway. .-o .. - from,
| MORRIS PARK AVE. al pt ",o - II u g O|l,
| n : thereof from pt BAG II rom u ly
| Union ort ~ aJx1c0. with ~ over d,i
| strip JOxg7J: Sept .. 1908: Esther SchNMtT 10
| Geo iIauscr: 500. attorney, Heroeit os''''
EYER AVE. W S. - II II from II cor
| 1S0th ST, 2jx94x25. lx93: March % l9l-' Cec.e
! Brett 10 las Cleand $50; address 'ehre
Morichcs. l. l. ,oo,,
| TIEBOUT AVE 2il0 <. 1852 r n OF lS'th
| ST. 3lx1OG: Feb l. 1911: Wakefield fa'K ISeaItN
! 90 to Jas VI scofelj: $1,000; attorneys M'Tc"
| & Weser. II ProadwaN.
! WHITE PLAINS RID. at pt 40 n from :
! thereof along line at a thereto from ut 80
| II II from cor Morris PARK ave -'N lOo %,
| win r OF W over adj strip. j0XN'O, oct y,
! IgOS Marcus and Rosa Nathan 10 Aibert
| Mar1Iock: $1,000: attorney. samuel Biiiernan'
PSI Broadway.
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IN TIE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were record
ed Yesterday in the Vesey street exchange
room:
BY Bryan J.. Kennedy.
7Tu AVE. 245 10 251 n cor 2ith 81.
S611x7a2: 1o sty loft bldg. sold 10 the
plaintiff for S439515.
BY Herbert A. sherman.
CANAL. ST. $50 10 541. II cor Washing
ton ST. 1O1x222x irree; sly loft ard store
bldg: sold to the canal Realty co for
$4,000.
BY Joseph p Day.
CHERRY ST sci. :. 106l0 II Of
Montgomery 81, 25.11xG2 2x2jX6l.2, sold 10
Charles + Schnale for $500
WATER ST. $50 $. 20 II Of Mont
oouerv 81 -. TX. ST. tenmt, sold TO
Isaac Iowenthal for $4,000.
WATER 81. COS n $. about 10 e. Of
Nortcomery ST. 24.11xGt. 2X23XG2.5; stv
fcnnit: sold 10 Charles + Schmale for $4,000
52D ST. 245 East n :. 80 u W OF "a ave.
f5xIOO5: sly dwg: sold TO the plaintiff
By Samuel Marx.
fo3D ST. 544 East 3 s. 1884 n " OF Pleas
art ave a3.5x1O0Ii; sly tenmt. sold 20 the
plalntin for $4,000.
At the Bronx Exchange, No S2os Third
avenue:
JACKSON AVE. s97 and 500. .. 250.10
n , OF 1851 81. 26.3x7J; vacant. cold TO the
''JI'hcKsON AVE. eos and 900. r. 2JO.1O
Z. s 81 IG3d 81 3G3x17J 10 Forest ave; va
cant; sold 10 the plaintiff FOR $4,000
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IN 18TH ST. INVOLVES 100000
Proposed II Story Loft Leased from PansCemeey Property
Figures in Transaction for City School.
FINE DWELLING HOUSE IN 18TH STREET SOLD

Caddin, jr. Fund for the Education OF Candl
oates for the Roman Catholic Priesthood IN
the Poorer Dioceses Of the United States and
Elsewhere to Michael Dunn Trucking 90,
. yrs from March 10. 1913; sl,eOo; address l'o
Lincoln ave. go ,.,
MADISON ST 90 store: Harris She'd nsky
to Moses Ginsberg. yrs from May l. lol''
81 200 address Il jefferson ST.
MADISON AVE. 3OS. all: Mary L. Jackson
20 George Maxwell: II WIS from August l.
1913: 1000: address. 30 West goth ST.
1ST AVE. 2l73 store. Madalena Irapanl 20
George T Cochrane; = yrs from Dec ], lcl-'
81 800. address 23S West 2Sth ST.
9TH ST Dos East, east store and basement
Rose Marine TO NincenZo Giuseppe ana ano.
: yrs from March l. 1872 $500; address. 2ol
East 9th ST.
10TH ST. 23S East. cast store; Gaetano Di
Puma TO Gandolfo Castillo; % yTs from March
!, 1913. Sl4S address 23S East lO9th 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-08

LIMITED PARTNERSHIP.
REAL ESTATE AUCTfONEER.
1856 BROADWAY, NEW YORK

IRA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Is HEREBY
given that the undersisned being drslt 'ls
q, forming a limited partnership pursuant %
and In conformity with the statutes ~ he
state OF New York. do hereby declare. certify
II, That the name OF the firm under which
this partnership - TO De conducted IS ira
Schneider, and the County wherein mo ptin
clpal place OF business is to be located IS 1he
90 That the general nature o. -" business
intended 10 be transacted Is maEuiaciurns @,
'' 80 That the names OF al tie general end
special partners Interested therein. all o.
whom are OF full age, and their respective
places Of residence are as follows;
No 6n4 West 1921 street. IN the Borough 81,
Manhattan. city % New York
Miton Schneider special partner. residing a.
No us West l7sth Street. IN the Borough %
Manhattan. C~ty OF New YORK.
az The amNint % the capital which the
special partner has contributed 70 the common
80 80 TIA; tie time at which the said .paril,r-
shin is TO begin is the 18th day % tehflaT
1913 and the time AZ which u IS 10 eL4 = NNs
18th day Of February, 1910. .........-
In witness whereof w have hereunto SCI or
hands and seals this 18th day OF February
''''' IRA scHREIBER.
MILTON scHREIBER.
state OF New York city OF New York. county
On this 2sth DAY OF February. 1918. before
mo personally appeared Ira scnreioer 9nl
Milton Schneider, each 20 me known an' "hoNn
20 me 10 be one OF the individuals cescuoel
in who executed the foregoing instrument ana
each OF whom acknowledged 20 me- that -
executed the same.
DORA BONDY.
Notary Public. New YORK. 90
State OF New York city OF New lors, CodaV
OF New York.
Ira Schroeder being duly sworn. teposes ana
saws that he is the general partner abo.e
named IN the firm OF Ira Schre.ber referred 10
in the foregoing certificate. 80,
THAT the said sum OF SO 900 90 specified n
said certificate 20 be contributed IN the 'on
mon stock by Milton Schrelher. as speclsI
partner. in such certificate named. has zee"
IRA sCHRElRGR
Sworn 10 before ne. this 2sth dav OF FeoiD-
AIRY. 1913. DORA BONpl VI. -
Notary Public. New lofk 90
SOL. LEVI Attornev Tor Copartrsrshp .
2.sn Kirnadn.a. Nan. YnrA a,iIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-08
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
The Bronx.

BOWEN 81. s @nn n e ~ King ave
g.. sty frame dWig. "2Ni 90. Miss q Short
CITY Island. owner. James 3 NalloF. r.
Ditmar ~ architect. cost. $1,000
FREEMAN 81. 81. G>.i4 90 % OF Hoo af"
Ftv brk nicolct. 20 jiXp2 %. ~ Hoi"rltl
CONSTRUCTION 90. 1905 Hristow So owner.
william Kurtzcr 49, Bowery. architect
cost. s. 600
HOME ST. o. 81 80 30 q 81 % Bryant ave.
:, sty brl tcnmt. 5O.3x9i.1 William Suuotf
2G7 East iG1th 81. owner. Harry o. Howell
81 ave and linth 20. architect. cost. SJ5.uUu
1G1TH ST IS. 20 n Do OF iGNth 20. ! 50,
frame storage. 2i7NlS7. Thomas Brennan
- West 10Th st. owner. John brennan
223 west lGith SO. architect. cost. $1,000
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RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF Jesse,

with name and address OF lessee)
AMSTERDAM AVE, 2414. parts LIST aud "a
floors and basement. Nelson I3wton 70
United states Of America for postoiiiee; 10 yrs
GRAND gr 1851 and 800. store. Rachel
Cohen to Abraham " Schleimer. $50 Macon r.,
Brooklyn: yrs from April T. 1913. s.. $50.
LINCOLN AVE, 40 70 li4 all; Henry Nc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-08
BOROUGH or THE BRONX.

FOX ST. $50 TO 7Gs.
between East i36th ST. and Lonswood ave.
40 light rooms: bath. steam heat, hot water
all improvements. Rent SIS TO s.4 In
qulre ianitor.
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ALTERATIONS.
Manhattan.

BROADWAY. 1851: 90 81 one s,v roller
skating rink. etc. estate of = O. Emo ~
South william ~ owner. g. D. Spaunhskc
2Oi East 18Th -. architect. SluOOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-08
PUBLIC NOTICES.

Department OF Finance. Bureau TOR e.
Collection OF Taxes. No - CHAMBER ~,
Borough OF Manhattan. New YORK. MAN"
20 1913.
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Bull DING LOAN CONTRACTS.

18TH ST IS. 10 Il " Of kepier ave DIX
100 Augusta \ Wurm loans Charles J. W
Bange 81 900
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CITY HOUSES TO LET.

Near Convent Avenue. story private dwell
ing. oicn plumbing: 10 rooms, baths, toll
cts. newly decorated throughout. best block /.
fine rear; rent $3.50. Carctakei, or Owner
Room 70s. 203 Bway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-08

Yonkcrs. y mtg $500 March 70: Sloo.
attorney A II Miitlemann. A. Cedar 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-08

1ja anl 40 Central ave. near Putnam hiooN
Ign. and rooms. bath. single hd's' WIZ
lei them very cheap. Sli and $40
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BOROUGH OF BI,ooKLyN.

JTIl AVE. northeast cor 5Sth st. Apart
mcnt rooms 3 bathrooms Inquire on
premise
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sales announced folloW
Manhattan

14lSr STREET.-THE Brown Weiss Realities
purchased from the Title Insurance Company
the six story elevator apartment house, on a
plot 1O0x99l II feet. No 100 10 100 West l4lst
street. adjoining the northwest corner or lenoN
avenue. The property was held al SlI0.ODD.
IIGTH STREET-MyrOn SulzberGer has sold
No $50 East 18th street. three story dwell
In. hnlea On Il Lot lGsXlOO. II feot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-08
The Bronx.

DAVIDSON ANENUE-B. H. WelsAer has
sold for II. l.. Sinsni plot OF I'VE lots, haV-
ing frontages OF 10j feet on Davidson avenue
and % feet on Fordham Road. forming an L
around the southwest corner OF those thorough
fares The property viii be resold 10 a builder
for improvement 80. ,
BATHGATE AVENUE-The plot 3f5x103.
feet al the s0uthv est corner OF 10th street
and Bathcate avenue. with three story resi-
dence. las been purchased BY Miss Mollie Der
man a Fiftb avenue rnodiste She VIII erect
an apartment house. with a roof garden.
ARDEN ESTATE-The ID II. Jackson Com
nanv has bought through l.. !. Greenberger
lie lot lOOxfOO feet on the south side OF Oak
street 100 feet from syracuse avenue. Arden
estate. The Jackson Company few days ago
bought a plot 1OOxlOO feet on Walnut street
faciSe OAK street. The company will resell the
,rorerfv 10 builders.
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Manhattan.

CNIth name and address OF grantee and at
torueyJ
Interest ; per cent unless otherwise stated.
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NOTICE 70 TANPAlER

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI M
assessment rolls OF real estate ana person"
property I'm The city or New Norh lvl a.,
wear 1913 have been delivered 70 the uhuS,.
signed. and that all taxes on said assessh''"'
rolls are due and PAYABLE a. follows al,
An taxes on personal property and one-HlN
OF all taxes on real estate are uu' a"' FN'
able on ,a,q
THURSDAY. NAY I. 1918. 80
and tho remaining end nnal one nan "i -, al
on real estate shall ne due ana pa. aoV an
tho FIRST OF NOVEMBER. 1915" "a
tavca hecome liens on the real estate aHevteuu
thereby on tho respective DAYS Mi'n -
become due and payable. as herelnptlolN ia
yided and shall remain such liens uht' 49,.
Tho second half OF The tax on teai a,
which is due. as hereinbotore PROVE,
the first day OF November following tne ~
ment OF the nrst hall. may be pald on 80
first day OF May. or at any time 'n' 49, "oaid
nroviding the first half shall nave hc'n 70,
ar shall be paid al the same time a'. a,
such PAYMENTS Of the second hair as i,a' ~
made In such manner prior 20 NoNenoc' 1,,e
a discount shall be allowed from the u"ar
of payment To November LIST AT inc '"
four per centum per annum "a, DER
IN DISCOUNT u ALLOWED On I'd"
sONAL TAX BILLS; ., estate
PENALTY on unpaid taxes on real es.id
bevins June I and December |; on ""p""
nersonal taxes June I. -. re.
Taxes are payable ~ the once OF wv he
ceiyer OF Taxes In che borough Wneie ~
nron,rtv - located. IS follows.
thorough OF Manhattan. 81 Chambers ~ -
Borough OF The Bronx, l1Ith 81. anu -
thur ave. - ,.,.,.,., pntlding
Borough OF oueeas. Court square
Island City. , ,Iau 81
borough Of Richmond. Borough Han
FRID II. Z. EPSTEIN. Receiver OF Taxes
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UNFINISHED COTTAGES TOILET
NEW JERSEY.

ATTRACTIVE. HEALTHY COTTAGES; Low
rents. w. g. PECkhAn =. y. Box os. West
field, y. J.
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HIGH CLASS
FURNISHED APARTMENTS

I'D 81. BROADWAY R0Nhorousn ,ao
let. furnished or unfurnlshed, eight l9'so
rooms. Two baths: southern exposure 'h''e'
ate. Phone $40 River
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 5es-Flye rooms ana
bath racing Drive. sixth floor; apa sn',''.
required.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-08
BOOKS.

ROCKS AND SITS: ALSO OLD PoSrAa.2
stamps wanted for cash. WEBER,
Broadway. Brooklyn.
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lIrT1nr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-06-04
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standing Of the Clubs.
Yesterdays Results.

Washington, 3-s-2; st. Louis, 2-s4.
Batteries-Groom snd Henry, Hamil-
ton and Agnew.
Philadelphia, 1852; Detroit, a-5-5.
Batteries-Plank and Lapp; Dauss
and Stanage.
Boston, S-s-2; Chicago, 2-s-s. Bat
teries r.. Collins. Foster, Wood and
Carrigan and Cady; Russell and
Schalk.
Cleveland. 800; New York. PA.
batteries Falkenherg. Steen and
Carisch; Heating, Warhop and swee-
ney.
Where They Play.
st Louis at Washington.
Chicago at Boston.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-06-04
Scouts Watched Them.

OTTUMWA, Ia, June PITCHER
Grimes. winner Of eleven straight vic.
tories, who was not scored on in thir
ty successive innings, with First
Baseman Burns, was sold last night
by Manager E. F. Egan to Detroit for
a large sum, subject to immediate de-
livery. Grimes pitched eighteen out
of nineteen victories for Austin,
MINI, last year and this is his first
year in organized baseball. Burns is
also a first year man, hitting close to
500 for the past month. He was re-
Gently purchased by Egan from Bur-
lington for $500. st. Louis American,
Chicago American, Pittsburg and Chi-
cago National scouts have been
watching this pair for the past two
weeks.
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ALUMNI GAME TO
BE PLAYED SATURDAY
High Schools in and H. S. Out Seized,
uIed for Matinee at the
Park.

Keokuk high schools base ball
team will play team chosen from
the alumni at the ball park next Sat
urday afternoon. The game will be
called at $3.50.
1t is expected that one of the lar
gest crowds that has ever attended an
alumni affair will see the game on
Saturday. The high school team this
year is reasonably fast and should
show the former players a good time.
The alumni lineup is the following:
H. King, c; Crimmins, p; C. King, 1b;
irwin, 3b; Weismann. SIS; Duncan, II,
Sheldon, center; Griffey. right.
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|GR|MES AND BURNS
BRING $4,000.
Foxy Ned Esan Of ottumwa Sells
Two Star Players to
the Detroit
Tigers.
PITCHER IS THE BEST
Younsster Who Broke in This Year
In the Central Has Won
Eleven Straight
Games.
PITCHER IS THE BEST

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
DETROIT. Mich, June 4.-Presi-
dent Navin of the Tigers today an
nounced two new additions to his
playing staff. both from Ottumwa Of
the Central Association. Pitcher
Grimes, winner of eleven straight
games and with record of thirty
consecutive scoreless innings, will
try to repeat in the big league. FRS,
Baseman Burns who is batting 500 in
the Central Association is the other
new Tiger. Nayin put up $4,000 for
the pair.
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Sporting Views
By the Editor

Even if we did lose, it was a good
game.
Tomorrow the team goes to Bur
|lington for three, then back home with
Burlington and six more after that
making nine straights. Pity the
scorers.
Did Manush make mistake by
hanging on to McGafigan all of these
weeks the little short stop was Grip.
pied? Answer: Ybu should have
seen yesterdays game.
Old boy Burnham will be all right
as soon as he gets chance to throw
one or two more.
Manush should have let Roman and
Kline hit the ball instead of trying to
sacrifice Jenkins home from third in
the sixth.
No ma,am. there were only few
ladies out. 1t was their day but the
skies looked lowering.
R. ]. Glenalvin, umpire and bust
ness man, is the best indicator gent
that ever came to the ciss. There is
more pepper in Glenalyin than all the
rest of the umpires in this league OF
any other, put together. He hurries
1.-The games along, is quick and earnest
in his decisions and keeps real, good
old pep running through the business
at all times. Now and then Glen
gets real fiery and throws one full
speed at the pitcher. When there Is
no one on base and the catcher muffs
one, the umpire hikes back, picks VI
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