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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Brqds'ree'. reports g, business failure. in
the United states during the week. against
sth for the previous week and .S3. @2l. EOS
and .2l for the Correspouding weeks ~
,ela 70 leio The Middle -s'a!ss mad so.
Northwcsirrn IA ami f,r Western - C,n.
ada had 40. against 81 for the preceding
w@ek About SIS per cent. %, the totaii
$1,000 or less and per cent. had from
600 to 10000 capital
Petitions In Bankruptcy.
AMERICAN ART GLASS COMPANY. manu-
facturer or lamp shades 80 West Twenty.
fourth street. made an assignment to My
SchaIlek petition In bankruptcy
porated in February. 1909 with capital
stock 10000 Jacob Hartman is presi-
ALBERT u. Filler. Divine corners. suit.
van county. y. Y. formerly OF Filler 4
Sankruptcy i,biiitIss , H'es pssit'on IN
In debts due him.
Receivers Appointed.
ROBERT l. kAPP-.JudEe Grubb has sp-
pointed Aired l.. HCrns'.in % 80 Cedar
tac'uret, OF piano supplies, "a, East Iaist
street bond; $500 Asset. are '2l,osG,
.2sG' accounts s5,35i, and stock. s.! 500.
PASCAL COHEN Judge Grubh has an
pointed LYMAN Denker receiver for Pascal
ohsn' dealer In paints. ~ First avenue
y - IN iNiNRN H-Juuge Ssahury Of
he supreme Cour, has appointed John
Lowe. Ir, receiver Tor mo pnrtnerahIn
property Of the late TimothN II SULLIVAN
ana George ! kraIs, theatrical rnanprora'
IN = suit brought lN thc executors of fhe
SULLIVAN estate against the executors ~
'he krhus estate fhr an accounting Of th.
partnership which was formed on October
. 1907
schedules Filed.
BtSHWlCk JENEi.RY AND NOVELTY
COMPANY. 1897 broadway. HrookIvu
schedules In assignment show llahnitles
of s5,62u, nomin!i assets of $4,000 and
avenue schedules In bankruptcy show
liabilities ~ ~ 80 and assets 81 81 aOt
DAVID KRACHMAI.. manufacturer -
trunks. i76 nropne street-ScheIuIes in
hankruptcy show liabilities Of s. $40 ana
assets Of s5,7e3
Discharge Granted.
VICTOR LEIbOWlTZ, salesman 20 East
ll0th street, whose ia hlllties were 81 200
discharged from bankruptcy bv Judge
Gruhb.
Assignments.
MASON BERNAN. Inc. manufacturer Of
waists and dresses, ~ West Forty fourth
street Assignment 10 Abraham II Ruben
stein. Incorporated ON October a. 1913
with capital stock 10000. Bernard o..
Ahrahams Ii president. The company had
retail store on Flathush avenue, Brook
Ign.
CANAMLA CIGAR COMPANY. manufac-
turer Of cigars l5A East ioath street.-As-
sgnmcnt 10 David Lehman. Inco
pursted on November 90, 1872 with cap
ltal stock. 5000. Jacob rersky Is pres.
iient and Jacob Tick IL treasurer
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nRo>Y APARTMENT RUyER.

Neym"an Pane. is the buyer OF the
a'.''W"u' N97 aNd 500 East i7ith
street, sold recently for the Carew Con-
s'-u"'on Company by Arnold. Byrne e
Halmarn Tho sellers took the two plots
~ Co'|'R" avenue and l70th street, ex-
'"0d'ns 10 Findlay avenue. in part pay
nent
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COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.
new YORK COUNTY

NEW YORK COUNTY
Anrrla,e Division supreme Court Recess
supreme Court Special Term Part II Be
fore Ford Court opens at 1870 \ VI IN
partc matters
Surrogatc's Court Chambers Before Fowler
y No day calendar
City Court Special Term Part II Before
Smith. j Court opens AZ 10 A Ex partt
matters
KINGS COUNTY
Supreme Court Special Term Court open.
al 10 A Before Van s,clcn j -Iitigatsl
motions
Before Morschauser, J-Fx parte matters
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SALE on nuo>N FIAT.

i-.roN AVENUE samuel Carucci has
u,gg-' from T.. J Connolly $40 Elton
as .,uo. q Eve story hat. on plot j0xlo0.
On ,Hc cts, side ~ the avenue, 81
geo. n.~.n OF ljSth street In part
i..urn' tho buyer gave a free ana
,..r Hm az cold spring, - V
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White Dividend Declared.

Tho regular quarterly dividend Of ia.
'"~ cent. hrs been dpcllrrd ON tho prc
ferrod stock Ut the j. @ White Manage.
nent Corporation, payable September |
1874. to stockholders 1T record Ausus,
rs 1914
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LOST. FOUND AND REV ARDS.

Lost TUESDAY morning. August 4 on
Myrtle Avenue Elevated BROOKLYN. y small
IAN suitcase marked "F' n nuder ~ honest
send - back to me, n distances, keep the
suitcase ana soma me me cnutCu's valuable
tn me only. JOSEPH FITCH, iOe M}rrle
Avenue, Brooklyn
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COUNTRY PLACES RENTED.

Frank Ferris of Bronxvlle has rented
the house on Sycamore road. BronNvT1e.
formerly occupied by J. y Rabcock. 10
Welding n f.ibhey
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between DAILY and Honeywell avenues. at
q cost or Sl25.000. through John y.
Boyland. architect. The other house :.
10 be erected at tho northwest corner OF
IN2d street and Valentine avenue by the
Phelan Construction Company from plan.
ny Moore Landsiedel. who place the
cost at $50 900
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East SIDE DWELLING SALE.

Fast s-Tu STREET. Simon Nachtigai
1.. .,H his residence at 80 East
.,.soycuth street II IL n three
So. auI basement house on lot
/, .r0n,. midway between Madison
AM paris AZ. uupS
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MOORE. RORERT--In pur,uanc. d an

MOORE, ROBERT--ln pursusnc. Of an
order Of Hon. Robert Ludlow Fowler, a
Surrogate - the County Of New York notice
Is hereby given 10 all persons having claim.
against Robert Moore, late ~ the County OF
New York, deceased, 10 present the same
with Vouchers thereof n the subscriber, at
BroadWaN Borough Of Manhattan, In tho
CITY Of Now York, on or before the elst day
Of Septomhsr next Dated New work tho 9Th
day ~ March. l"A RNEELAND MOORE
Executor CAMrREIlo MOORE & AVER.
NAS. ATTORNEYS for Executor 80 broadway
Rnronrh ~ MINIMUM Vow vn~k CIV
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PLANS ron BRo>x FLATS.

,'lt I'VE story nats, involving a total
~ $4,000, are about 10 he erected
N the east Bronx. The Troian Building
'Gpany fled plans yesterday for thre.
'' these for the south side OF isist street
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west Of Fifth av. between Fourteenth and
ll0th sts

,srH ST. 80, $50 . nth sy i7klOo.t Ne'As
Lyon to German Say hk' l'I an g. =
huerbacn, 'ts away '.'..1'.',... ga. 900
siST ST. n q l.8s SIN av. bG.oxloo s.
The iS'h 81 60 to Peerless Holding 90
iIcd f's'I r ' /. 1 c.aaT w. 90
SAME PROrERTY same to Msry 4 Parker
an@ q Z S S! st, Avg :, ! w. PAID
Mar e BRYAN TO Title % 3 r 90 l7G
Bway. due NJ per bond, Aug o., 10000
Uptown.
Manhattan Island. north NJ 10Th st.
CONVENT Az. % cor liis' a.. 90 liS95
Patrick II McNulty t. Nethanicl l. Ne.
~. 1915. p q, Aug / atty. T CO
1875 Bway ...... ...........,.,.... $3.50
BronS
Borough Of The Bronx
10TH ST. r. zoos g linton av eoS22S,
Clara MacArthur to Henp W Williams
sea date, y Y, aug :, due Tuy 30, 1871
6p G. atty. l. Swans. 3aie al Nv sli7j
Lot s.s, map Gisa5on property a
AUG a. yrs ~ c. attys Knox 9 y
L6r ST. map sec i ,yysc e.'n,c-Morie II
poran 10 Lawyers Mtg 90, 10 Liberty st.
rEI.i.Eim ~, y ;, 100 Taller a.. .oxloo~
T. iG7,h ST, March 4. due roh 49, isi7'
6p q, ATTY, Niw drathwohh a3i &c tCIth
lsaTu s'r. n :. 200 Courtand, ay. lssy
li,th .i July 81; demand y @. atty.
hleS ortlleb. s2s W liSth T..,... .,lOi
h2sT9N AZ, W. rs,,, rdj I hHp'l'h chgrCh;
c Rogers ia r SSH y Gruo; Avg I,
4 yrs, 6 c. atty. Merrill a II. 100
Bway' commandments. 1000
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Nanh.ttan

i?isT ST. Y Harry Klein ast Harry &
Julia Bachrach eNrs. owners and con-
SRA Sr 5Os IS Harry Klein ' sSp
1851" sr, so: " Harry Klein Klein a 'sp
IOorH sr i5i E-Harry Klein es St
s2p 81 40 Harry Klcin sgt same $50
LING ST 81 NHrick a. ~ sNl00
Giuseppe Possteve agt Abraham LASER.
owners stephen Lloyd, contractor. $40 %
WALL ST, leopold weiss az No Wall
s. Cnrpn. owners. United Cigar Stores
GO. lessee. GustnN" W cohen n Elitc IJuf-
fet' Lunch Corpn. contractors .... s22S
CHERRY 81, $40 and AZ Harry RUBIN
stein OF al agt Anger Baking CO. Inc,
owner jose phi Neuman, contractor sea 90
WET HOUSTON ST lGa-Nlfonso Gra2i-
tro agt John Doe, owner, Giovanni bar
i"rclL lessee, Agosto Epifanlo, contrac-
EAST BROADWAY .5i-raui nern-,sin
CO. Inc, agt Harry LESSEN. owner and
wIii'LiAM ST. e57 and 259-rercy NOON
90 nEt Icaule \ stewart owner, Wash
iug'on Taylor Estate. owner and con
BRONX
Been ST, $50 Eagle Cornice and SHY
iFhl Works agt Ostro Construction GO.
Owner ana contractor. .......... $50
VAN NEST Az. 77i--.Harris Rose CONSTR
Curpn agt James Brownsheild. owner,
Garvcy Bros, contractors ............ saol
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIEN.
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wAsHINGToN; Aug These army -
dcrs we're issued
., Lieut. col, I; q MaGponrHla, caysiry TO
W als Ecs1 H'p"s aoy f2 from T'i prs..St
duties to Philippines about october
., E rrs' id'o;w y To,n ht"my~onyy' SKIN In
Firs, Lieut. J. i OHsrs cavalry from
Army war coies- 30 Wsst ro'uN,,,,, "a.
serve corps from KEY We,t Barracks, Fla,
20 Henry BARR. - = r.. relieylns First
Lieut.. y df,Hi' Medical Reserve corps
zap, 4 y. sghreder. Medical Corps from
For sd,da i'f ca Nf'N we a' Es e'S if'} in
fantr, resignation accepted
col l.. Mccormick, Tenth cavalry TO
LieGt.CoI 6 II Macdonald cavalry, re-
Gy SS, a 'T'p Drse rhppns scoa.. hon
sssond Leu, ! E. Boiler. from coa.,
rGSn, p" 'ihlri Infantry 70 coast Al,inery
These navy orders were issued:
capt. y. \. McCu'ly. from command tn.
california 10 temporary duty onlee n
commSnIer < II Robertson. from COM
mand Of the Denver 90 command the caIi-
comm ,nder J. II Roeco, from command
the Milwaukee to command the Annapolis
commgnter u Srisemeer. from CON
maud Of the Annapolis to command the
Lieut.. Commander I. " Greenslade from
the Michigan 20 command the Vulcan.
Lieut. G. n ozark from Naysl Academy
to duty under inspection Columbia tniver-
atty
Ensign q, G Hitchcock, from r'la lie
LuSon to the Dubuque.
Ensign G. l. Greene. Ir.. from the Florida
N Newport training station
Passed Assistant surgeon ! \ Ha'haNar 4
from the Raleigh To TuiuilA. Samoa, station Z
Commander " u Nrotherlpn 80 dddl-
tionaI duty on the rtmpanga
~ >.,.I N....i.
WASHINGTOS. August :. The bsitlcship
Florida has arrived az TompkinsVille yacht
MnNnuW,r at Hampton ltosds cruiser NIL
Waukrr At BTrmrrtnn. htt'l"ship Kansas ut
Tamplro. dsstroNer Patterson at President.
Roads. DESTROYER Ammen A. Newport. AA.s.>
hnAt galveston ~ Shanghai. collier %bnk ~
tatlte. Jug lWana AZ b..stes. sssaiI -,
Panther At Nrwpor
pc~troyar stewart and collier saturn s.aisa
from MRG1tlau for Ia ps2, cruiser AlbAAl
from NaIatlHu for GuRymas. destroyer Hn1
from La paa Tor santa R0-alis. aud sAtsp
ship Rhode Island s~A Ae~ Aavsa -
Newport
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.


WIN name and .ddress NJ owner and
Iisaprney, W attornt vs. name Is omitted al e.
dr"sS party Of second partb
Downtown.
tsouth Of Fourteenth ST.
hnpAl1WAi, 32-5i, . .. at cor ~ for
mer 30 Bway. runs 50 20 former as
bWay, alorg name, n a. New st. io1
70 W New ST. "a iOt to n cor former
New At, XIV Gb.7x s25x t4oS to beg
,iotec,o, aug sD-Jno g Coleman. ref. to
n,y, L. Allen. bb Cedar II .... $4,000
bIILABETH $ " r. i25 u Bsysrd st. gsx
Nb-sol Ilmet Belle Zimrt 100
Chrfstle -. al Hens. \ part. July al,
atty u Kornblueh. liO Nassau st.....si
Az Vs. cor SIN 81 2o.:Ne7-RIchd v Led
g. mig 10000, AUG >: attys. Hickman. "
sT sos . :. ,si Ian, a. a.
th2.I--f.oulso Boottchef TO Jno u shea,
isis "a Az mtg $4,000. Aug 5 atty. 200
Meyer. t05 Lex aV ...........,,...sI 500
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIEN.

l7iTH ST, 9, ZOO Audubon sv--Michacl
7 fitzgerald AIT Moses Goodman Corpn
e. al. Apr 2s, 1917. .................il b0
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Referees Appointed.

BY Justice Ford-Hammersein vs. Hammer
stein Amusement Co.. y. Granville Munson
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East Side.
tEsst OF Fifth Nv. botwspn Fourteenth and
ION s's1


Az ", n " cor 18th ~ iO0Si 2o-MiiiAr paw
bill 4 Co to Shorers Realty q Contracting
co NJ v, aOs Az ~, Aus T. mts $4,000.
attys Eldlit2. w. ~ Nassau - .......tl
I'd Az, sac. =. s9i goth e. g. sVs0--S
life lns q Trust CO. trus Soah Norrif.
81 al, 80 skin Cancer Hospital, 20t
Ieth 81 y all Hens. Aug ! e'ty.
L. T I 60, 100 Bw1y ..............S?i 800
ijTH ST, n =. go " Sd av. sOviooi fore.
clos July sD-Freik " STEELE, RET to Maze
Realty Go. =. Aug a attys, A & n
slsT sr. 5. 1875 80 lst Az. 1Vio22--
Ernest Adler 70 Moses " Israel. l72
Carleton av Far Rockaway, mtg $4,000.
July IS. address ca Rush Ter B.igs. i.
Bklyn tPraEer Coh................... 81
LEXINGTON Az. 1907. =, "a, s2d II.
?oNio. Eliphalct l. Davis 20 Arthur och..
1871 Mad AZ, mtg $4,000. Aug &. ni;N,
Gustnve iosn"t. iis Nassau ~ ....::.Sl
40 Az 1910. =, sos seth e., 25Ni00
Louise Poettcher N Tno " Shen. 1898 Il
az. mtg $4,000 AuE :. ATTY, geo "e,.L
i0i Lex .......... ............sl 500
ioep AT. =. los PARK av. 2ivioo ii
David Tim, ref, to American MIG 60, q
cedar 81. Aug :. attys. Bowers & Is
e.. ~ "
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EXCELLENT HOME for sale In refined
rslshbothood near Kings Highway station,
convenient to Brighton Beach I. and Smith
81 care House situated on plot 20 feet wide
10 feet deep. Room for garage II needed.
fubic ana Parochlnl Schools near by; also
''a'h1lic and other churches. Fruit and shad.
treer House contains rooms large bath
fnd spacious nails. plenty closets and pam
irlet, viii be sold NJ reasonable hgure 20
r1sh buyer. Address CASH box iis sun
NTits
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West Side.
, West OF Fifth Az. between Fourteenth and
Il0'h Stsb

FhH-Rellnnl Holdlng 20 % ldo we
Avg g. ATTY. sidney Noriineer 80
5isTT 'Sr n s. las e 9TH ,v 56s>ioo5-
Trustees ~ 81 Jane. prcshyto-lsn g. .ryh
OF y Y t. the iS,h street GO, az tN,h
atty. l. T 90, 100 Rway ........ $4,000
'?D 81 :. gag West End as, -'Vi " :
Geo os'render & anc to Frgnf e., hn Tx,
q. atty. r . co. rs nway s,.......,...ii
93p ST. - " - 2lS' Go! av' 49,, 70 ~
iowenfs+d, 100 T. 60 h 81, 3 ano. m's az,
500 Aug g. atty, r ~ co. l's bw'> .''iVO
Manhattan Island "ar,h Of ito,n It,
e, ii-TS,E M,Ngit 80 a., YIN Ss te0G S;,1
; Ha9sPc Mst MscS'a q at n '%s; N a,
Gr;a' Sea in! !. ma X. ',5.;'o' Aug G 81
steIrheodor Bertsch 3 Rarhnrn. HI.
wife. TO Alma II 4 Ma,gusrl'o h.rt,eh, 20
" isoth -, mtg $4,000 Ans g. ATTY.
AtDj'BoN Az. cor i57th st, s'llNioo
Mi %fifi.,s n" ssy BANK Mddi5yown \ y
Aug &. att's Foster T. III nr'S 5a,,
Bronx.
borough Of The Irons
2alST ST. " T. lot g.? map Wakefield, l00x
lll--.lohn I Goldug 81 al 20 cath e Gold.
ing. 80, !. - 81, avg o. "'''' ''"
xSRTitin s'uEsTXt'P sr n : pnri lot ), q 20
aa,n, u,mG Ia "a Shannon ,jrttanLerg
~, n ~ ~ , 80, II" w. n,tr a. g6S.
sv, NG' u nnnn a. INV NV 300
MY >'r "A a a, gx irreK
bhh n i AZ, coz e, ~ ,r,rN.n "a.
ISieti 'ehs'M y" w. ~, IA m,'"' n
IIn'pn NJ Mn - "'S '''''''' 'N'' loo
ryNp, icy tnIV en- ,,,r a. chimney s,srps
IMo lSLhHpS H T,1,y " s a. ror,,in 10
ni go iooo acr.. Allen (. Cnrey Of al to
Enss swan rhs 'him me-, STT tsls MAJ ,
a,ia.S, Sac NnSlay Av' 80. 500
: tWr "irH3,ERTy .Chns swan to Franz
w. Na.,n,,ii 5i,a MnriaS av' Anx aTt".
!, i mnTt ,ocK Ay's igi rlnany ~
W scth 81. JSlg - ATTY. Lawyers
%rIn go; i2y "AMS;;ei TAYLOR To- tiiiyy
ShMr n ~, " 81" X .o'h A. Aug Is:
AN snmr' ....'....' 500
oGPEN AZ q ro,. cor h mSn, IT, ' atI
tI,rt i3la ogden aT June o.. atty
Mi Hum. isSs ogden av...-...... Il
rf4I 20 Nol,nda 'aRP camp. IA, waldo
Az Sov 4, 1919, atty - \ Camp. as
Wolin aN ..-...............'.. 800
LOTS "a 200 20 ga map Moss est Elsie
Whhi 20 Louis T Lehmeycr, 30S T. ijtn -.
m.g yt.sSi. Mar 20. ATTY. l. T Lehm"yor
9G5 p bath sf......... ........ ........ 800
JACOB ST cor Frederick f.. 2'k!1p
Antonio Mas'cl'one so Glovonnina Ma
d
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MADISON ST IS. 1855 " clinton 81, TX
a0-Tiphcreth lorusholayrin 10 SAM
Stein and ano 10 Denncey 81 prior MISC
1880, : yrs p q, Aug g. ANY, %
30. lis Bvay ......... .t-. ''.. 70 wv
GREENwICH ct g :, SO Jane A., ~
SsT-1ohn shea Z" Louise Bo.it'hct
ITO ~ av, Aug . prior MTG, 81 900,
due July t. 1918; p c. atty. Geo M.Ec.
InnnN = ". luu
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NEW YORK REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

ATrRACTi,E BuNGtLOw FOR $1,000.
on Lake Mahopac. y. Y.
Water ,lghfs
y. W. WALKER ~ West aed st.
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MORTGAGES
south Of Fourteenth ST.

CWith name and address ~ lender ana
lenders Attorney
The Washington times., 1914-06-10
GR|F FMEN EXPECTED
TO SET NEW RECORD
Johnson Drew the Biggest
Throng to Navin Field to
Date on May 18, 1913.

DETROIT. Mich, June 10.-When the
Washington Senators show up here they
are expected to hang up a new attend
ance record for Navin Field. They
hold the present mark. A,46. drawn to
see Carl Zamloch battle Walter john
son on Sunday, May Is. 1913 and when
they play here on Sunday, June q. 1t
is expected that a larger crowd than
that will see the clash. Now that
both the Tigers and the Senators are
fighting up around the top of the pro-
cession. they are the best drawing
cards in the American League.
Last Sundays crowd of 20.6a9 at Ma
win Field stands fourth in the list Of
big attendances at the Tigers stadium.
falling slightly less than 400 short Of
the record made Sunday, May IS, 1913,
when a game between the Tigers and
Washington, with Walter johnson
pitching against Zamloch, attracted s4.-
The next largest crowd was that OF
opening day, April 20, 1872, the first
game ever played at Navfn Field. This
event brought out 2L3s2. The next day
another mammoth throng was on hand,
the paid count then being q. .468.
Record throngs at Navin Field follow:
Sunday, May Is. 1913. PASS, Detroit VS..
Washington
Opening day, April 20, 1912. 24.ss24
Sunday, April Il, 1912, % .46S
Sunday, June z. 1914. 20.559.
Opening day, April Il, 1914, 20,1fz.
Old Bennett Park record. April 16,
1909. IS474
The Washington times., 1914-06-10
DENIES THAT BROWN
WILL Be REPLACED
St. Louis Fed MoguI Says Club
Owners Are Satisfied With
Former Cub TwirIer. !.

ST. Louis. June 1n-Rumors that
Mordecaf Brown viii be deposed ~ man
ager of the ST. Louis Federals were set
at rest today by ex-President Steininzer
and Director Otto r. stifel Stifel issued
statement in which he said the former
Chicago pitcher would be retained: that
the club owners were satisfied 1t was no
fault Of Browns the team was in sew
enth place in the league standing.
Steininger announced no attempt
would be made to sign Armando Mar
sans Cincinnati National outhelder, un-
til the Cuban was a free agent. Mar
sans, who has been in town since his
suspension by Manager Herzog last
week, announced he would sign with the
local Federals when his ten-day notice
to the Cincinnati owners had expired.
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DIAMOND
ECHOES

Won six and lost SIX 20 far en- the
road.
Bet the Griffmen are glad to have
escaped from those Brownies.
The gink who picked Riokey's team
for soft ones should be hanged
The Maclumen managed to break even
with the Jungaleers. thanks to their
swatting.
Though his timely hitting won Mon
days game, "Shax Thompson was
benched by Connie Mack yesterday.
Rags" O'Loughlin Is up to his old
tricks again. suspending players to
keep up his high average for the same
with his boss.
Cutie" MorEan's boot let in the win
ming tally yesterday. but how about
those timely wallops that never came
at other stages of the contest?
Bill Carrigan's Red Sox made .
clean sweep of the Naplanders, show
ing them still farther back In the race.
Nobody has any pity for the Maps.
slim" sallee won a hne pitching
duel from Al Demaree yesterday at
the Polo Grounds. enduring the not
pace just wee bit better than the
Giant.
The Griffmen must hustle now to
keep ahead OF the Jungaieers. Mean
while, watch those Mackmen set the
pace ont there in front Of this little old
race.
According to the dope. the Federal
League hackers are ready to throw up
the sponge unless they can tuy q
bunch of big league stars. The YEN
ture has proved failure.
After playing three light hitting
games, the Yankees and White Sox
mixed up IN a swatting bee Yesterday
twenty-five hits being chalked up
Such is life on big league diamonds.
Ernest Walker, who Is playing util-
ity garden roles for the Brownies. Is .
younger brother of Dixie Walker, for
mer National twirler. However. Ein-
est is said to possess more gray stun
than his brother.
The Washington times., 1914-06-10
Overland Track Opens
After Eight Years Rest

DENVER. June 10.-For the first
time in eight years. except for a brief
attempt at racing three years ago. a
race meeting will be held at the old
Overland track here beginning next
Saturday. Running horses numbering
$50 are here for the meeting which
will continue until July 4.
The promoters plan a combination
running and harness race meeting. The
flint six days two harness events will
be on the pro gam. Thereafter the
cards will be made up of running
events exclusively. This will be the
first race meeting held under the new
Colorado horse racing law which
licenses such events. Under the law
pari-mutuel betting is allowed. over
land track was built in 1888 and meet
inCs wire held annually until book
making was forbidden in 1906.
The Washington times., 1914-06-10
WAGNER GETS HIS
3,OOOTH BASE HIT
Pittsburgh Veterans Double Re-
suits in Only Run Mayors A.
lows Visitors.

PHILADELPHIA, June 1o-By get
adelphia won from Pittsburgh by .
to 1. John Henry Wagner. the grand
old man Of baseball. registered his
3.oooth base hit as major league
player. Wagner's 3.oooth bingis was
for two bases. and it came In the ninth
inning, and resulted in q run for the
Pirates. Furthermore, 1t sent over.
the only run Tailed on Pitcher Erskine
Mayer. The failure of the Pirates kept
them from moving up nearer first
place With victory they would have
jumped up. as Cincinnati and Chi
oago both dropped their games.
Old Man wasner's soOOth binsle
came in the ninth inning. he had
stood at the plate three times before.
The first time Mayer passed him The
second trip he hit a ball that Masee
fumbled-probably some scorers might
have stretched a point and credited the
ancient shortstop with a scratch safety
of the infield variety. but that would
have marred the record. Anyhow,
Honus settled the chance for an .ar-
gument on his last appearance.
Like a shot out of cannon, he
smashed the sphere to left field. It
was on a line, several feet over Ma
gees head. and hit about. five yards
in front OF Becker. The ball hoped
high, continued over the left fielder's
head TO the bleacher wall, and 1t was
easy for the gray-haired pastimer to
plant himself on second base. The
crowd cheered with as much honest
vim and delight as II the hit had been
a homer made by Cravath, Jsuderus,
or Magee, OF the home club. And
Wagner was as happy as a boy with
a new toy.
Score by innings: R.H.E z.
.........H. 900 900 ooi-1 oil
Philadelphia ..... 200 O09 Oox-3 81
Batteries-Conzelman and Gibson;
Mayer and Killifer
The Washington times., 1914-06-10
HAYDEN GREW PEEVED
CLEVELAND, Ohio, .

CLEVELAND ohio June 10ack Hxaa and his Louisville
ror quartered at downtown ho $rang for bus
them to League Park.
weldressed rads1 pdeniabe symptoms of the.
baseball edged his through cluster of Colones
Manager Hayden Grating
"Beg pardon. but Branch Hickey of the St.
Browns?"
"Wot tina h! Who? Hickey: Browns! G-ru-u-h III
the Louisville baseball
that? Baseball club! We're the American Association
than other clubs in that league And
Jack Hayden. boss of the Coonels"
But before Haydens had begun zibside
stranger several squares from the hotel
quite evident that the Browns still the official
jests. despite their ressst threats 70 improve .