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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-20
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

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NOTICE OF INTENTION Board of Street
and Water Commissioners.
Pursuant to a resolution adopted by the
Board of Street and Water Commissioners
of the City OF Newark, at meeting held the
thirteenth day Of February. 1913. and ap-
proved by the Mayor Of the CITY OF NeT ,o,9
Intention intent MOI, of the Board Of Street and water
and by Virtue Of provisions of the act en-
titled IAN Act 10 Revise and Amend the
Charter Of the, City Of Newark" approved
thereto and the act creating the Board of
Street and Water Commissioners Of the City
Of Newark approved March e. 2sth; 1891 9 and
sey. to order and cause the opening and
"iue"''s y CRAWFORD PLACE.
from the westerly line of Halsey street e
a point the southerly line OF springhela
avenue. located about a. 33-10O feet east
of the essterly line of High street, the new
street to have an average width of about
seventy (I0) feet on the block between Hal
sey street and Washington street; ana no., q
width of sixty-two 1922 feet from the west
erly line of Washington street TO the east
erly line of Shipman street the new street
TO effect a junction with SpringneId aSenva
by taking triangular plot having a rom.
age on the westerly side of Shipman street
of about eighty-one (s1) feet, and on Inc
southerjy side of Springfield avenue Of about
one hundred and ninety-nne 199) feet; all
of which Is shown on map on ME IN TINS
office of the Chief Engineer. known as NO.
such persons as may object thereto are
requested to present their objections In
writing TO the clerk of said board, at this
mice Of the Board OF Street and Water
CON nnissioners. City Hall. Newark, Oh or be-
fore the expiration OF six days from date
VI this notice. -. -
BY direction of the Board Of Street ana
Water Commissioners of the City OF Newark
"''oi NJ, r. stIERRERD.
Chief Engineer
Newark. ~ j.. February is, 1913 feblb-at
puRI,rc, NOTICE is hereby given that ths
following ordinance has been passed ny
the Board Of Street and Water Commis sion
srs and approved by the Mayor or the Guy
Of Newark, and is hereby published accord
An ordinance TO provide for the release
ord aytineIlshment Of the public right aris'
Ing from the dedication of
me :. TICHENOR'S LANE,
h.ing strip Of land forty rect IN wioIh
,.ass,ains from the northeriy line OF Wright
street to the. easterly Tine OF Asenus a.
Adopted February 1S, lsl5
x,rssIdent Of the Board OF street ana wafer
Commissioners swA1S
Acting Clerk Of the Board.
Appr'se' JACOB HAUssIING
...,sk, Mayor
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BLAZIER-At Irvington. February ~
1912 Minnie r.. only daughter of Mr..
ana Mrs. \. G. Blazier, aged L years.
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CRANE-On February IL 19iS. Mrs.
Catharine Crane. widow of T. w.
Crane. aged 96 years. 1 Sunset avenue
Verona
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CHAMBERS-On February IS, 1918. Mar.
garet, widow of William Chambers. lol
Pacific street.
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RRAINARD-on February 10. 1919. at
the home of his cousin. Mrs. John
NIaulctoft IL Bloomfield avenue Fred
crick Bruinard aged 63 years,
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DEATHS

DEATHS
and Thomas Reilly. aged "a years
5l6 Glenwood avenue. East Orange
RIKER-On February is. 1913. Oscar
| beloved husband of Carrie Rikef
(nee Mertz), in his 3Oth year. % De-
marest street
! RIORDAN-on February Is. 1913 Daniel
| j., son of the late John and Catharine
| Riordan.
Relatives. friends and members of st
Patrick s Alliance Branch No. S. are re
specially invited to attend the funeral
from his late residence. 1913 New street.
on Friday. The 2lst inst, at $50 a. m,
to St Joseph's Church. where a Solemn
High Mass of Requiem win be offered
for the repose OF his soul lnterment
in Cemetery Of the Holy Sepulchre
SIMPSON On February 49, 1913. Mar
garet. wife Of John simpson. 473 Or
ange street.
SrITr-on Wednesday. February 10.
1913. Samuel r.. beloved husband of
Sarah Stitt (nee Miles,. and son of the
late Richard and Margaret Stitt. of
Newark
STUDDIFoRD-At his residence I
Washington street. East Orange. n.
j.. on February 10. 1913. II. Henry
u'i'i u aeeu %
,rttr--on Eobrrarr 1S 1919 Tbomas no
a,'.1 snu - f In n anS NfaTY rir
Pslatiyes and friends nre kindly in
vited 10 attend the funeral from his
narents. home d56 Sontb Tbirfeentb
streat On Friday morning February 81
- S.is ainlnnt tbance m ~ AIMS
Gbrrcb where ar & o'cIock a uiqh Nass
80 p,,,i,,,, lii he oFfered for Tho 70
-, - H. III tntorr,ant in tho
'a,,,ator, If ,ho Hi, Senuicbra
u
TOBIN-On February l3. 1913. Michael
Tobn NEE Donneslyl
Relatives and friends. also members
OF Pennsylvania Railroad Keller Assoc
citation, are kindly invited to attend the
funeral from his late residence. 129 Nc
Whorter street. on Saturday. February
20. at a. m. to st. Iames's Church,
offered for the repose Of his soul. In
terment in the Cemetery Of the Holy
Sepulchre
m t-ohr,iar,s 1S INA Marie n only
daughter of Nicholas and Ida Will
cox Van SAINT aged 90 years. 20
Thomas street.
TJS-Fntered into rest at his
home logo clinton avenue irving
Ton n / Albert %. beloved nus
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SIMPSON ON February 10. 1913 Mar
garet. wife Of John simpson 4I3 Or
ange street
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Entered into rest. on Tues
day. February is. 1919. Cornelius r.
Merrill. aged - years. beloved husband
IF Rosanna Merrill (nee Wardl. O.
Brunswick street
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-ELDER-Entere into rest on
TUESDAY, February g, 1913. Charles
Mueller, beloved husband of Sophia
Mueller. formerly Meisenzahl. ged
Sc wears months 10 DAYS. 3gS
South Ninth street
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Margaret Koch aud huS to Emily =.

Margaret Koch and huS to Emily :.
Stmmohds. Glen Ridge, W Ridge
wood av, 100 fl fl Cross st. l5xli0
Herbert Austin 10 Samuel J.
Holmes. W. Orange, " cor
Mortified and Gregory avs l50x 30
Nutley Manor Land Go. 10 Wesley
Z. Stgreaves, Nutlcy, w Union
ay, 100 Il fir ConoVer av. 50X1O0.
sarah NJ. Brown To Catherine A.
Brown. :. Orange, 18th az.
l54 II " fir Maple nv. 54xl24......
Jules a. Coelos to Jaehing & peo-
pies, Inc, :. Orange, 5 Midland
boulevard aud Norfolk av, 75X150.
Allan Lindsey to Morris Il. Linds-
ley. Verona. " : Cumberland ay,
30 TT : FIR Edgemere rd 5Oxl5l. -.
Orange Mountain Traction Go. to 10
sephine T. Skinner. W. Orange,
div land F. Grady. 73y # " fir
Gregory ay, 30NG0. .................,.
Newark and ESSEX Land and I'm
Provement co. 10 William ]. Me
Evoy. $. Orange. II cor Frank
lin av and Prospect St. 50xl00. 49,.
FilOmena Sierchio and hus TO Mi
chael Mignelli, Bloomfield, Edi-
son ST, 20 # 5 FIR AlY8 ST. 49x 100.
Jane G. Winter and hus to By-Sa
Realty 60, Montclair, Wal
nut ST. $50 # q fr Grove ST. 7Oxl3
By-Sel Realty 20. to Jane G. Vim
ter. Verona, @ Denyent av. 10
Il FIR Edgemerp rd. 6sxl45. ........
Same to same Verona Q 5 Grand
View I'd, 5 lot No. S. 100xIf3.....
Thomas +. Bowers TO Otto r. Rel
cbelt. :. Orange. s Hudson ay.
100 IT . fr Garfield pl, 99x45O ....
Cakes Land and Improvement 20.
to Nicholas Meyler ct al. Belle
Vile. Belmohr 81. 30S II fir
Tiona av. 59xl00. .....................
Philip J. Bowers & Co to Paolo
Fusco. Nutley, ; King st., 50 ft
W fr BertOn pl. 25x1Oo. ..............
Westover Realities, Inc. 10 Frank
w. Miller, Caldwell. : Ravme
av, W cor lot 22S, l0lx211. .........
Same TO John W GusMau. W.
Caldwell, o cor Tbrumont rd
and WestOyer ay, 120x17S .........
| Same to Gosman Bros. Inc. Cald-
well. n W cor Hillcrest rd and lot
100, 150xl60, and other trsct......
Jacob E!senherg to Nathan Shs-
plro, Irvington, Il W Durand
pl, 425 II fir Edmund pl, 25xl00.
] Newark Realty 60. to William r.
/ Bohnenberger. $. Orange. lots %
25. map South Orange Heights.
! j. Edwin ShanGer to Nelson H.
| White, f.. Orange. $ Crawford
st. IA IT fir Rhode Island nv.
S0Alp ...,..t..-............
Maria Sheridan to Rose Monahan,
w. Orange, White st, cor
land Thomas Sheridan, 25xl50. .....
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GORMLEY-On February 10, 1913 At
her residence. 10 Bowery street, Mary
A. beloved wife Of Patrick Gormley
and daughter of Fannie and the late
Patrick Fftzsimmons
Notice of funeral hereafter.
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EOHLER-At Dclawanna. on Wed
nesdaN February r. 1913, Frederick
kohler. aged 81 years.
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CIARK-On FEBRUARY 10. 1913 Ihomas
r.. husband of Nellie Clark tnee Nc,
Glynul and son of the late Thomas and
Julia Clark.
Relatives and friends. also the mem
hers of olive Branch No 463. *. of G.,
and Branch No. Z. District Ne. |. 5. z.
A. of A.: also the Holy Name Society;
are kindly invited to attend the funeral
from his late residence, 20 Bloomfield
avenue on Friday. February u. at S ia
n. M. to 81. AHchael's Church. where a
Solemn High Mass of Requiem will be
offered for the repose of his soul at
a:15 a. m Intermeut in the Cemetery
of the Holy Sepulchre.
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DTNNIGAN-At Bloomfield on Feb
ruarv 10 1913. Mary Julia, daughter
Of the late Peter and Catherine Dun
nigan.
Relatives and friends are invited to
attend the funeral from her late resi-
dence. is Hill street. on saturday,
February 30. 1913 at A. m, thence TO
the Church Of the Sacred Heart, where
Solemn High Mass of Requiem will
be offered for the repose of her soul
Interment at Mt. Olivet.
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HeCORMICK-on February -. 1918.
Bridget widow of Matthew Nc
Cormiek, aged so years. 395 War
rem street
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HATER Peacefully fell asleep on Fob
ruary u. 1913. Christian. beloved hus-
hand Of Augusta Neuhause Maier. aged
81 years. $50 South Nineteenth street
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KI-PERBERG- Wednesday. Feb
ruarY y 1918 Joel. beloved nus
hand Of Rose T[uperberg nee Se1E-
ler). in his 51st year, "a Beacon
street.
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PECK WELr-Suddenly at Philsdel-
mia, Henry PeclSwell, on February
Is, 1913
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Met ARI.-At Kearny. y. j.. on Febru-
arv is. 1918, at his late residence. 81
Dukes street. John, beloved son Of Kate
McCarl
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Mcc'REA-on February II. 1913.
Charles s. beloved husband of the
late Louise McCrea (nee Geieen-
heimero, kossuth street
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GFRNANDT-AIr i. G. Gernandt. 425
Bond street Elizabeth. \. J.
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BENNINGTON February 10. 1913. Eliza
beth burning (nee Coleman. beloved
wife of Thomas n. burning.
Relatives and friends are kindly in
yited TO attend the funeral from her
late residence. 30 Van Buren, street, on
Saturday. the 22d inst. ar n. m. 10
st. Jamess Church. where a Solemn
High Mass of Requiem viii be offered
for the repose of her soul. 1nterment
In the Cemetery of the Holy Sepulchre.
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BECKIEY-A Wortendyke Wednesday:
February 10. 1918, Sarah r., widow OF
George Beckley aud daughter OF tne
late Henry and Elizabeth Ward, IN her
neventy-sixth year. -,
Funeral from her late home on Fri
day. the 21st inst, mt o'clock p. M,
mud from private chapel at l94 East
Twenty third street. New 1ork city
on SATURDAY.. the 22d inst. at 10 O'Clock
"A. m. Interment in Evergreen Gene
terV
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Funeral services will be held from
the residence of his son. KELSEY Il.
Hastings. Westfield avenue. on Friday.
February u. at $50 o'clock. Relatives
and friends are respectfullv invited TO
attend. Interment in the Presbyterian
Cemetery. Springfield. \. J.
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STUDDIFoRD-At his residence :
Washington street East Orange. n
J.. on February 10. 1913. II. Henry
Studdiford. aged 81 years.
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REILI. Y-~-On February ~, 1918 Al
b~rf W. son OF the late Jennie F.
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RAOrET Suddenly on wednesday,
February 10. 1913. ut her late home.
90 cottage street, Marie Raquet. in
her 10Th year.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
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PFLIEGER-At his late residence. /
Washington avenue. Elizabeth y. j.
John phueger, aged 50 years.
Relatives and friends, also the lodges
OF which he was a member. are kindly
invited to attend the funeral services
Mt his late residence on Thursday eve
ming. February 20, 1918. at o'clock. In
terment Rosedale Cemetery. Friday. at
? D. m
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FRyoR-At Montclair. February ~.
1918. James. beloved son of Mrs.
Fannie Fitzgerald. s Dey street.
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LOST-Ruby pendant set with diamonds, IN
Central av. between Jay and Norfolk St
Reward il returned to 315 Central aV.
LOST Reward. a diamond brooch with
stickpin attached. Finder return 10 JOHN
J. FEIMANN. 351 Halsey 81.
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PHILA. STOCK MARKET

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nished by Eisele & King:
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VAN SANT-Suddenlv at Bloomfield.
on February Is. 1918. Marie r. only
daughter of Nicholas and Ida Will
cox Van SAINT. aged 90 years. 20
Thomas street.
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HASTINGS-At Springfield y. J.. Feb
ruary Is. 1918. William Hastings, in his
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and Thomas Reilly. aged "A years,
SIG Glenwood avenue. East Orange.

February is. 1913, Oscar.
beloved husband of Carrie Riker
(nee Mertzl, in his 3Oth year. % De-
marasf sfrnpf
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CEMETERIES.
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST--On sunday. a gold brooch. either on
Summit or Hudson SITS, and Central av.;
reward offered j. F. BARRETT. % sum
NIT ST.
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EAQIET- Suddenly. on Wednesday
February 10 1919. at her late home, >.
cottage street Marie Raquet, In her
JSth year
Relatives and friends, also members
Of the Mulberry Street German Evan
kindly Invited TO attend the funeral
services 10 be held on Friday evening
( February p, Mt S O'Clock Interment IN
Paramount Cemetery on SATURDAY
morning at the convenience OF the
family.
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REAL ESTATE.
TRANSFERS.
-

NEWARK.
Herman Griebel to Emanuel j. Bal
shan, $ Hillside pl. 96 # ; fr

NEW AKIN.
Herman Griebel to Emanuel j. Bal
shan. Q 5 Hillside pl. 96 # ; Fl
Waverly av, 25xlO0. ..............
Charles \. Rosenwasser ct al to
Margaret Ramage, $ Morris av,
a # fl 18th av. 24x90 ..,..,.. 81
Margaret Ramage to Margaret E.
fosenwasser. same property. .......
Annie Platsk eft a to same. same
property ......................
Rudolph Klenke 10 Philip j. Bow
ers q Co, 5 Ferry ST, 81 II Fl
Christie st, 75x1O0 ...................
Bowtriv Realty Co, TO same.
Beverly st. SS7 # fr Fabyan
pl, 25XlO0, and other tracts......
Charles A. Morel 10 same, Bey-
erlX st. 33 fl fir FabyaH pl.
IAlOO ..........-....... .......,....,.,.
Philip J. Bowers & co. TO Rudolph
klenke. 5 Beverly st. 3S7 IT
fir Fabyan pl. 25xl00. and other
tract OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Cordelia NJ. Crane to Clark estates,
Ridge ST, 800 # II FIR Second
aN, l3XoS and other tracts..........
Cbauncey 6. Parker Especial masrerl
10 Holland Company, e Frelng-
huysen ay, fr Nanderp0ol st,
-9AlUo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IL
Same 10 same, e Frelinghuysen
ay 90 IT fr Nanderpool st, 25xl00 o.
Samuel J. Holmes to Herbert Aus
tin Ruby pl. III IT " fir
TIFFANY boulevard, S2xS5. and other
tract OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Charles G. Kern TO Giuseppe Lavo-
rando. Delaney st. % # fr
Avenue +, 25xl04 Observation-Disclosures.
Joseph Fl. Fritzsche to Trustees
Second Presbyterian Church. $
cor 18th av and $. 18th ST, 25Xl00,..
Anna ]. Beeger ct al to Mathilde
\. Loescher 5 s Orange av. 1903
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WELI.S-Entered into rest at his
home. 1092 Clinton avenue. irving
ton. n. j.. Albert e. beloved nus
band of Bessie Wells.
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WENTWORTH Entered into rest on
Wednesday, February 10. 1913. James
Whitworth. aged 80 years months II
days, beloved father of Emmerline,
Alice Elizabeth. John w. Robert II.
James and Thom;s Whitworth. s.
Littleton avenue
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PRICES OF BONDS

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nished by Post & Flag:
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WOODRUFF-On February Is. 1913.
w. Warren eldest son of Walter F.
and Della Smith Woodruff. a ged %
years. - Whitney street
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TOBIN-On February 49, 1918. Michael
Tobn. beloved husband Of Elizabeth

Tobin NEE Donne.lyl
Relatives and friends. also members
of Pennsylvania Railroad Relief Assoc
citation. are kindly invited to attend the
funeral from his late residence. i29 Nc
Whorter street. on Saturday. February
- at a. IN. to st. Games's Church,
where a High Mass Of Requiem will be
offered for the repose of his soul. In
terment in the Cemetery Of the Holy
Sepulchre.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-21
CHARLESTON FEATURE
TO DONALD MCDONALD
Before Biggest Crowd Of Meet, J. l..
Hollands Noted Horse Wins
Mount Pleasant Handicap,

Charleston, S. C. Dec. 2o-One OF the
biggest crowds of the meeting saw
Donald Macdonald win the Mount Pleas
ant Handicap at Palmetto Park today.
The distance, a mile and a sixteenth.
proved to the liking of ]. II. Hollands
noted stake winner. despite the fact that
he was carrying 1l9 pounds, four pounds
more than any other horse in the race.
Floral Park. who had a large following.
made a bid for the race at the last fur
long. and was gaining on the winner at
the finish. G. VI. Miller did not show
much speed at the start, but moved UP
strongly in the stretch and finished third,
going away.
Brave Cunarder added another 500 TO
Guy Bedwelrs bank roll by winning the
Georgetown Handicap for two-year-olds.
The summary:
FIRST -Thrreyearolds and upward: sell
ing; FIVE and ouehalf f1riongs. Loretta Dwyer To-
tMUnAIyl. 10 J. won; AncOn. lOI Martini Il ts
10. second; CoreoTsis Ill Davenport Is to l. third
Time. GS 25. Tom Holland Semi QuaEer. PluJiOus,
Wiley. John Mars. and Eeneta StrOme also ran
SECOND RACE-Three-year0ld and upward
selling; >IN turl0lss. DaTtworth. Ill tBuNtOnl. L
10 10. WUn; Gold Cap. III Turner. II to 10 SC
Ond: Duquc.nc, lc9 sMcTaS-artl. % TO J. third.
rimc. Is 25. Yenghec, Charter. and Royal Tea
also ran.
THIRD RACE-Georgetown Handicap; tEo-year-
olds; five and ouehAH fuTlOngs. Brave Cunarier.
lis Deronde). Il TO 5. won: Old Ben. l06 tByrue),
TO l, second; Deposit lO3 (BuItOnl, to l. third,
Time. log Ia Dainty Mint. Water Lady, Tiktok.
Miss GAYLE and John P. Nixon also ran.
FOURTH RACE-The Mount Pleasant Handicap;
81. 80; three-year-Ods and UPWARD: and one six
tenth mile. Donald Mcdonald ll9 Button.
even. won: Floral PARK. lOB CPauleyl, to l. sec
Ond:. g. VI. Miller, I5 tBymel, IS to s. third.
Time. LIS. Lochiel also
FIFTH RACE-Three-yeAr-old and up~ard: sell
ing: six fmlongs. Ford Mai, l6 CMcTaSgzrl, II
to TO- won: DR.. jackson. leg (Byme). } TO !, sec
Ond: Bernadotte. ia Martini. II TO l. third Time.
In Sun Guide. HAndseletta, Snow Flakes.
Joaquin Terra Blsnco Capt. Jinks, and Belle Chill
ton also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Three-yearolds and upward; +;
purse; selling: mile and seventy yards. Joe Die
bold Ito tGoose), even, won; Partner, 10 tDe-
rundel. II to 5. second Col. Ashmeade. lOS CTur-
nerl u to l. third Time a Is Linbrook Il
ono, Harry Lander. and Over the Sands also an.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-21
FEATURE TO SOSIUS
AT JUAREZ TRACK
Romps Home First from Fair Field
in Third Race-Favorites
Run to Form.

Juarez, Dec. 3O-Track conditions this
afternoon showed a big improvement, and
in consequence the form players were
enabled TO recoup some of their losses of
the previous days. Bright Stone, Old
Gotch, Sosius, and Buck Thomas were
the winning favOrites. The race won by
SUsius was the feature Of the card.
SosiUs was backed from down TO to j
at post time, and he came home in front
by a comfortable margin. In the opener
Bright Stone led all the way and won
easily.
Old Gotch, the favorite in the third,
toyed with his field and won without be-
ing extended. while Swede Sam in the
fifth had TO stand drive to beat out
Sim Fenn. The closing race was easy
for Buck Thomas. The summary:
FIRST RACE-FiVe furlongs Brightstone 100
tForil 10 ;. won: Amity Ies AietCalfD. . to ],
second Spirella IS lSttvens), to !, third. Time.
os. NsWr Lad Moment, Frank Wooden. and
SECOND RACE-FIve and une-half furlonEs An
nual Interest. I0s tOBrienl. TO l, won; Ben
stone. III iEtepl. to l. second; Cool los Hill.
> to ]. third. Tine, l:l2 Is NObby. MandaderO,
Belle of Bryn Mawr. and Colinet also ran.
THIRD RACE-FEe furIGngs. Old Gotch, lO5
tNeylonl ( 20 :. won: Clsribel IS tHaynesl, tO l.
srcund; La Estrcla 10 tCsTanauEhl , TO /. third.
Time. %. Cash Girl. Thomas Hare, Alabama
BAN. Mary Pickford. and George also ran.
FOURTH RACE-FIve and one-half furlongs.
Sosius, lO5 (NeylOnl to ). won May L.. 100 INC
Donald ) to !. second: Paw, l07 (Grothy 2 10 5.
third. Time. lIo4-5. Birdman Prospero Son, and
I'd Luce also nan.
FIFTH RACE-FTre furIongs. sEsde Sam. los
CTaphnI. to l, won; Sim Feinn. Ill tCsvEnaughl,
4 10 !, second; Senator James, In3 Taylorl, to l.
third. Time. lO4 50 King stalEart Miami. and
Chiffon Trance also rzn.
SIXTH RACE-siX furlongs. Buck Thomas. los
u. HoTArd), TO .. won; Inouieta 100 (Neylonl. 2
10 !, second: LAbold, los Feeney), to l, third.
Time % 35 MolIer. Garter, Lockout, and Sir
AEesoyt alO ran.