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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-03-13
NORTH SCITUATE.

Louis Lowell lost horse thi' week
Mrs Maud Phillips is in Boston at
present.
A, entertainment will be given at the
Bap,is, vestry this evening
Revival services were begun at the
psn,ecostal Church last Sunday
Mrs. W. r. Angell entertained the
ladies' Needle Club on Monday afternoon
A number from here attended the
pomona Grange meeting at Ashland on
"Wednesday.
Mr.. Dora Dexter attended the meeting
., Pomona Grange at South Sei'uA'e on
Wednesday.
The or,heus orchestra will furnish music
q, the entertainment at waldrons corners
on Saturday evening.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-03-13

meeting held last Saturday afternoon TO
attend the hearing to be held at the State
House, March 18th in regard to the water
supply act introduced for the benefit Of
the city Of Providence.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-03-13
Prob ably.

Mrs NpWiAWed 1 wonder why we
are gluwin. tired ~ each other? New
lywrd haven't an idea. Mrs. N
Yes Mavhp tnat IL the reason Lon
don Telegraph
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-03-13
Meetinn the Sunnlv.

Mrs. Hrltpr Tommie. don't you
think you've had enough chocolates?
Tommle- No. mother. There are two
left. Life.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-27
MANHASSET WINS
INTERCLUB SHOOT
Defeats Bayside Yacht Club
by 35 Birds" in Finals
at Port Washington.

In the second and final half OF the
interclub shoot between the Manhasset
Bay and the Bayside Yacht clubs, de-
cided at the former clubs traps at Fort
Washington yesterday. the Manhasset
team won by q birds" the score being
Manhasset. 341; Bayside, S14; making the
figures for the two days, Manhasset,
765; Bayside, $50; showing a total win Of
So birds" for the Port Washington MINI
rods
The absence Of J. s. Fosdick. OF the
Bayside team, made ii necessary to re-
duco the teams 10 four men instead Of
five. The high gun on the Manhasset
team was Hazen /. Hoyt, jr., with 81
net breaks and F. w. Kent. on the Bay
side team. with 81.
The feature OF the days sport was a
10o-"bird" handicap match for take
home trophy, in which fourteen men COM
peted Edward Roessler. OF the Man
hasset Bay Yacht Club proved the win
ner. With handicap Of S he returned
card of o. Hazen l. Hoyt. jr., was the
runner UP with 90 as his score on a
handicap OF 2. Rear Commodore u. A.
Sierck was third with q, and Tracey II.
Lewis fourth with 81.
At the same time the Manhasset men
finished their regular weekly matches for
the season The leg on the monthly cup
was won by T. II. Lewis, with q breaks
on a handicap OF 3; d. 4. Lewis, j. w.
AIker and c. NJ. Gould tieing for second
place with q each. In the contest for
the yearly cup IL. L. Hoyt. jr., shooting
from scratch. won the leg which tied
him with ID. +. Smith and T. II. Lewis,
each having won four legs. In the shoot
off Smith won with "a 10 Hoyts p. ana
captured the trophy.
The scores Of the 100 clay bird handicap
follow:
4. Roessler %. a5; II. l.. Hoyt CD. %;
f.. A. Slerck Q2), 90; T. IL Lewis 90.
81; u. IL Smith (s), 30; IT. w. Kent ca.
81: ]. w. AIker (8), IS; w. NJ Collins 90.
s.; b. r Long a., 81; c. NJ. Gould G6), 10;
r. l. Richards 90. 49, c. r. Winsow QO).
IS; II. 1. Beaded 60. rs; w. Crosse Qs).
II. Won by Roessler.
Interclub team matches (scratch), Man
hasset Yacht Club-H l. Hoyt 5r.. 81;
T.. Roessler, 81; d. ID Smith. 81; T. II.
Lewis, 81 Team total, 35l
Bayside Yacht Club--F. W. Kent. 81;
II. 7. Beadel. so; L. r. Long, n; w. NJ.
Collins &c. Team total. SA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-27
Chess Il BoWling
Frank Whitney, of N. Y. A.C.,
Carries Off Honors in
Amateur Handicap
at Velodrome.

walter Rutt. tho worlds title holder,
win Pteer Drob&ch as a partner carried
OF the honors in the Walter Rutt
stakes" a lOO-kilometre team race. at the
Newark Nelodrame yesterday afternoon.
The contest was decided IN accordance
with points won on every odd mile Of the
sixty-two, and the victory of Rutt and
Drooach was due 10 the points they &C
cumulated in the mile sprints throughout
the contest. as neither one OF them fin
ished. This condition was the result of
the fact that Rutt slipped from his wheel
lap and a half from the tape.
Rutt's total number of points was 90.
The team Of Alfred Goullet and Gordon
Walker finished second, with 40 points !;
Alfred Grenda and Ernest Pyer third.
with SO points. and Jackie Clarke and
Percy Lawrence were fourth. with 80
points.
Some good luck attended the Rutt-
Drobach team as manifested in the steal
away from the field Of Albert Trlebei and
Clarence Carmen in the last mile. These
men are regarded as third raters. yet they
finished one, two, respectively. while Of
tho fast contingent Jackie Clarke took
third place, beating out Grenda, who was
fourth, and Goullet, who was fifth
Had Goullet won the final sprint he
would have beaten out Rutt on the total,
as there were IS points for the finish, and
that would have put him points 10 the
good. In the same manner had Grenda
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-27
LAKEWOOD TOURNEY
ATTRACTS GOLFERS
Prominent Amateurs from
New York and Vicinity
TO Take Part.

Although entries for the annual invi-
tation spring golf tournament this week
at the Country Club OF Lakewood do not
close until Wednesday, the committee has
already received assurances Of a good
sized field. Prominent amateurs from this
vicinity. including Max r. Marston. of
Crawford the interscholastic champion
Hamilton X. Kerr the New York player,
who belongs to the Ekwanok Country
Club and the South Shore Field Club, and
Ardon NJ. Robbins, the Garden City vet
eran, are planning TO take part IN this
tournament.
These Lakewood affairs always bring
together golfers from many localities, in
Guiding Philadelphia. Boston, Pittsburgh
and various sections throughout the
West When in form James G. Patterson.
who belongs to Fox Hills and Lakewood,
plays the course in the pines in low figures
and so DO the De Forest brothers, Leigh
ton and 6. X.
The tournament Will start on Thursday
morning with an eighteen-hole testing
round. Provision has been made for four
sixteens. and there will be a gold medal
for the player returning low score in the
qualifying round The usual handicap,
with net and gross prizes. is set for Sat
urday.
AS curtain raiser 70 the invitation
tournament an eighteen-hole medal play
handicap for seniors Of f1fty-five years
and over will be held at Lakewood on
Wednesday. The chief trophy is known
as the Stanley cup in commemoration
OF the late John +. Stanley. There is
also a cup for the gross score. All seniors
entering in this competition are invited
10 remain for the invitation tournament.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-27

slawson Decker Co, 524 Wcst 9th ct; April
20 (mtg $4,000; 500; attorney Title ouar
antee and Trust co. l76 Broadway
CROTONA AVE- 1919, .. l6sxDo.e0J.0
ESQ; Martin c Ansorge. ref. TO Trustees OF ne
Northern Dspensary OF City OF New York. loS
waverly Place; April "a; $500; attorney.
GRANT AVE. e $, 1873 IT n of ie5th ct. ~
I0i 7x25xi0l.9: Johanna Ernst 10 Thonas -
Stephens 2S5 Central Park West; Aprii -:
81: attorney, Thomas Keogh, 30 West
LOTS 171 and 472 block p. amended map
Mapes estate. Marie Kuselinann TO AusuS
Horn, 2l7 East 18th st; April Is mtg s4ooo);
SlOO; attorney. A Horn. 2l7 East 18th ST.
LOT III, map 40 lots Daily estate; Mam.s
Levin TO Francesca Morabito. All East lAtn ~
April tritg $500: Sloo; attorney, a ooio>
berg. go Grand st.
?2xi452; Archibald p Baxter s to Paul ., Gortnen.
las West 10th st; April %. >4'"V' a''0rhe'''
Kendall < r. 233 Broadway.
MOSHOLU AVE. q s. 1851 II OF 25eth
st. strip 1Sx2o0: Heinerich Othmer 20
Leonard NJ Totem Mosholu ave. near eoeth
81: April "a 81: attorney. Title GUARANTEES
and Trust Co. ia Broadway
MOSHOLU AVE- . $, 1871 n W Of 2oeth
81, 20 Sx200: same to same; April "a; Sloo'
ROAD leading TO Kingsbridge. w . at cor
lot now or late c Sidney. runs 1oox W
look e look 8 100 to beg; John Parsons 10
Peter Tarantino. 1851 Spuyten Duyvil Road;
April "a; 81; attorney c Ferris. IS Wall St
UNION AVE, w 9. 64.3 II OF iftth 81,
80. 3xiO0: Peter Criscuolo 70 Criscuolo Realty
co, Inc a corpn, 2396 Arthur ave; April "a:
500; attorney, Samuel Fl Goding. 1873
Broadway
UNIONPoRT ROAD. 17i3 being lot <22.
map Van Nest Park: Samuel Freedman TO
Jas Waldron, 149 10th st, North Corona.
l. I: April 20 (mtg 100000: 81, attorneys.
Waldron & F. 4S9 5th ave.
WISE AVE. w s. 1s2 II OF 1Tsth 81.
81 Gxl57 5x57 ex1503: Jos Diamond 10 Jos
Diamond Construction Co, 1889 Wyatt ST
April 20 (rntg $4,000; 500: attorney. Title
Guarantee and Trust co. l76 Broadway. ~
WISE AVE, W 8, 225 It OF Jennings st..
50x1O0, Theo H Friend. ref. 10 Morris Led
erman. II Livingston pI; April Is (mtg So, :
Beekman 81.
237TH ST. s. 173 It OF Keppier ave.
~
c.,, - - ., .-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-27
Other Sports
Rutt and Dr0bach Win
100 KilOn1etre Team Race

won the final sprint he could have led
Rutt by points.
Frank Kramer. the American national
professional champion. who returned on
Friday from Europe, rode an exhibition
Of one-sixth Of mile, his time being
1G % seconds. which IS a second under
the worlds record.
Frank Whitney. the young New York
A. c. rider. carried off the honors IN the
two-third-mile amateur handicap. His al
lowance of 80 yards gave him good start
in the final heat, and he pushed his wheel
home a length in front of Frank Haren-
brough. Of Irving;on. who had an allow
ance Of 80 yards
Tommy Smith and Donald MacDougall,
the two scratch men, had a tussle for
third place. with Smith showing the way
by wheels length. gained in the sprint
down the homestretch.
The novice riders were evidently scared
off by the threatening weather and the
novice event was called off.
The summaries follow
Two-thirds Of a mic amateur; handicap
Won by Frank a. Whitney. New York A.
c. (55 yards; Frank Harenburg. lrvington
go yards). second; Thomas Smith. Newark
(scratcm, third; Donald MaeDougall, New
York A. C. scratch. fourth. Time. lis 30.
One-sixth Of n mile exhibition: profession
al. 10 beat worlds record OF Is 20 seconds
Wan by Frank T. Kramer. Time-O1e %.
Walter Rutt Stakes professional team race;
100 kilometres-G2l3T miles)-Won by Albert
Triebel. Newark; Clarence Carmen, Jamaica,
Long Island. second; 4. J. Clark, Australia,
third: Alfred Grenda. Tasmania, fourth;
Alfred Goullet. Australia, fifth. Time.
2:32J6 is.
Recapitulation point system)-Won by Wal
ter Rutt and Peter Drooach. 90 points: Alfred
Goullet and Gordon Walker 30 points. sec
ond; Alfred Grenda and Ernest Pye. 80 points,
third; y. J. Clark and Percy Lawrence, 3o
points. fourth Clarence Carmen and Joseph
Kopsky. 80 points. htth; Frank Cavanegh and
Fred XIII, 10 points, sixth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-27
The Bronx.
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address OF purchaser an
Attorney
APRIL %.
Manhatt


} CANAL ST. ST, n =. 2sx50 Morris William
son TO Lena, his wife. 4701 10Th ave, Brook
/ lyn; and 8 mtg S24, 600; April %; 500; at
torneys. Marks q NJ IS Park Row 40
/ CONVENT AVE, e s, 81 1T OF 18th st, lex
S. Qoreclosed March 20; Melvin PaIllser.
REF. TO Columbia Hoblltzell, 9si Woodycrest
/ ave; April "a; $3.50; attorneys Jonas Il q ~
EAST BROADWAY. 40. n 3. 87s.e # OF
Catharlne st. 24.1lXG9.4: Morris Williamson 20
Lena, his wife. 470l 18th ave. Brooklyn No 'n,s
$40. 900; y part: and 8; April 20; >IOo' AT
. torneys. Marks & VI. 70 Park Row
MADISON AVE. c s. BOIL II n OF lo2d ST.
5oxlOo; Bella Amsterdam to K2s oo s nsn
Juno ?. 1913; 500: attorney, h Gilman 90
SAND PROPERTY: same TO Selma Arnster-
dam 2i05 broadway; - part mtg $4,000;
all liens; June 2, 1918: 500; attorney same
/ SAME PROPERTY; same to Kate ki 6dns
man. 30s West 93d It; = part untg sJo,Vo0''
MADISON ST, 2S4, D. 23x1Os; Morris VII
hanson to Lena. his wife. 41ol 10Th ave; , BROOK
Ign, and mtg s24000; April -; >loo; at
torneys Marks & VI, d3 Park Row: -
SOUTH ST. n $. 20 It o OF Pike at. 27x6o
tforecloscd April 30. Edward 7 Hlscox. REL,
to Alfred w Kiddle, 8l4 West osth st. ct; trustee
Elizabeth G Durham; April ~; SIsVoo' a''O1-
news, Kiddle & NJ, l15 Broadway.
WATER ST. $50. n $. POLIO II OF Scam
mel ST. 15.9xS41: Algernon Norton. ret
to Jas 5 & Dan'l L Reardon, 163 Hewes S.
guarantees Co 176 Broadway. ,oo,
GOTH ST. e. ia # W OF "a ave, Nlv'o,
Harry VI Goldberg TO Louis Marx. 6o0 West
18th st Cmtg s20oOo); April %; 500; at
torneys, Title Guarantee Co. lI6 broadway
5GTH ST, 1916 East g e. 1913 IT or "a
ave. 10 Sx1005: Chas r Bonn, devisee. Will
Of Barbara Bonn. to Josephine B, Cara 9
Mary II and Matilda r Bonn. all ct l5e East
Beth st (mtg s11395): Joint tenants; one
eighth part, b and 3. April IA; 5000 SO; at
tofnev Jno Goode p53 30 ave.
S6TH ST. =. 100 70 w of LIST ave, 23xlO2 D
Max ! Kempter TO Jos Rothenberg. 1870 LIST
Z
& r Bloch 90 Nassau ST.
o9TH ST. :. 207 70 W of Columbus ave
/ 42xIOO.1I; Sarah Weiss TO Luciano Ginliani
81 Bovine st. Elmhurst. y Of Q (mtg Si8,-
OOO) b and s; April 20; 800.
122D ST. n 3. $50 Il W Of Park ave-, 2SE
I0Oll: Stephen Madden 70 Bella Lazy. 30
East 10Th st (mtg $4,000: April "a: 500;
attorney. Irving Katz. 10 Wall ST.
10TH ST. n s. $50 IT Of Cd ave. 5ox7e 10;
Antonino Nary ct al 10 Angelo Moglie, 2O6s
Cd ave; April 90; Sf00, attorney. Chas No
yello. 500 Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY: Angelo Moglie 20 An
;oninO NARY and ano. 341 East 101th 81;
April 81: $780, attorney same.
The Bronx.
CLAY AVE, e cor l66th 81, 21xS0x21.1lx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-27
,,essed by Trinity Team to
Win in Three and Three
Quarter Mile Run.
ucKEY SHOWS WAY
TO A LARGE FIELD
s,,v Fai. to Finish the Stiff
Course in Pastime Clubs
Annual Fixture.

Mohawk Athletic Club. OF The
-, captured the team and trophy
..,-, in the annual novice road run of
p,.t,ns Athletic Club yesterday over
,.-., and three-ouarter mile course in
=. Bronx. Eighty runners representing
n.n A dozen clubs Of the district.
go but only fifty-hve finished
"" ginning team finished in fourth.
-. sixth. eighth and ninth places. for
..,., Of 3 points. The Trinity Club
..oond. with S. while the Bronx
ch House. which followed. had tai
po,nts. Three other clubs COM
.,i.d full teams
~ Hickey. Of the Mott Haven Ath-
- ruh O, The Bronx, led the Geld
=. us easily proved the strongest OF
=. ,,ek. and, taking the lead In the
lila broke the tape with an advan-
=, ninety yards. HIS time for the
-. vas 20 minutes IS seconds John
~, ard Daniel Barry. OF the Trinity
=. enIshed second and third. respec-
~ the first named being seventy
Ads IN front
,,s, polan. representing the Mohawk
rss Jumped away into the lead going
D., he first incline. but he held the posi-
=, Cor only a half mile. when several
-,,.r. flashed past him. The lead alter
....a many times during the next TWO
-r,s hut Trip finally started sprint
a. followed BY Barry. soon opened up
-, Of fifteen yards. Hickey, after al
ing the Trinity men to set the pace
- tss next half mile. challenged theih
- ,ha lead. Hickey continued on as ne
,,...d while Trip held to the runner
!, position
r. summary follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-27
TARRASCH IS ONLY
WINNER AT CHESS
All Other Games in international
Match at st. Petersburg
Result in Draws.
rBy Cable TO The Tribune. J

ST. Petersburg. April 26.-1n the third
round of the international chess masters
tourney, played in this city to-day. Tar
r,sch was the only ono who won his
gane-that against Gunsberg.
The other contests between Biackpurhe
and Bernstein. Niemzowitsch and Ale
chine, Marshall and Lasker and Rubin
stein and Capablanca were drawn Black
burne. Niemzowitsch. Marshall and Ru-
binstein had tho white pieces In each In
stance. Janowsld had bye.
Tho record 10 date follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-27
Belmont Horse Wins
LOngChampS Fixture

Longchamps. April 2s-In the horse
racing here to-day II. q. Duryea's Durbar
won the Prix Biennial and August Bel
rnonts Bavard III. tho Prix Vanteau.
In the latter race Mr.. Duryea's Ardee
Was Eecond
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-27
Runners in a Dead Heat.

Jake Mailer. OF the Bronx Church
House. and Arthur Morris, of the Smart
Set Athletic Club finished In dead heat
roce az tho Morningsde Athletic Club.
The two ran abreast throughout
Maicr attempted 10 sprint away from
bia rival in tho final stretch or 100 YARDS.
In, found Morris still strong. James
Cns,eIio another Bronx Church House
runner, was third. Twenty runners
started.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-27
Brooklyn Chess Players
Win One-Sided Victory
Defeat Staten Island Club and
Hold Lead in Series for
Championship of Met
ropolitan League.

VIZ one-sioed victory over Staten
'esH al the latter's clubrooms, in Sta
.S'n. the team OF the Brooklyn Chess
90 Maintained its lead in the cham
..oSsniD ssries Of the Metropolitan Chess
<zs7s the eleventh round OF which was
-'as1 In the early hours OF yesterday
ss1inx
'hs broozlyn players won BY 81 70 ~.
Hodges former United states
,h'.on. var beaten IN fine style by ~
r1''s1er. who yas placed eecond In tho
- Brooklyn Chezs club tournament.
"a sifDonson. erstwhile Cornell player
Poet laureate Of the nome club, was
MI one 70 win for Staten Island.
vas vel supported by =. Stevens jr"
~ draw
.'s Columbia University team scoreo
1--WE victory ~ w % III a. the ez-
- q the Queens Gambit Association
:. Ss'th Jersey defeated Eastern DE
~ tho ssrns gcors The Newark
Nessm teams won against ocean
.seL '''''' ~"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-27
UNFINISHED HOUSES TO Ls1
wrsrCHEsrER COUNTY.

MT VERNON Up To DATE HOUSE. =
rooms ana hath. electricity and gas froas
and back pofchcs giass enclosed steam hee.f
screens. rent reasonable. Seen by appointment,.
rci "a W. MI Vernon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-27

wildsy ct al; A o Ernst. a,,yi PhsIan 5sAis'
ref: amt due, N.4s2a
BY II Morgenthau, tr.
BAsTBURNE AVE- 17b2 lSt n OF
18th st, rxsS sly dwlg: L. Waiace as
Sarah Cohen ct al: c Beckett atty: 'onn
s7Ss AZ.
HUNTS POINT AVE. s nsn OF
Prospect ave- 6ox-i vacant: J Borgsneds ag'
Rebe cca Hast ct al: action l: Appel x I.
attys: J A Love. ref; due. ETC "''oi; taAes'
RANDALL AYE n " Ger Bry psn.c ave- r Sgf
ct al: Appel a T. attys: Esan' rei' cue
S. 663 S..
At "a Vesey ST.:
BY Henry Brady.
MOTT ST. Al. $. about 10 n o. sa !, {,
81, 2jx9Sx25x94 sty tenmt and stores; r y
Burden agt VI II Blyth OF al; l. ID Bal,'
atty; F. Magee, ref: due. s2l,652 IS; taxes
etc, 1892 81.
At S20S Third ave:
BY Charles A. Berrien.
BRIGGS AVE. Old Boston Road and Elwood
Louis Celler ct all l. G Marx. atty: Mar
rim. ref; due, s7,453 o.: taxes. etc. s9.sis.
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee)
ApKIb 20.
Manhattan.
JENOX AVE. Asa. n store and basement
Josephine Miller ct al TO David HoroWitz
and ano. on premises yrs mos from
March !. 1915; Sl.OsO. r.
MADISON AVE. 1881, store and par,
basement; Sampson II Weinhandler TO HARRY
Brody, 1881 Madison ave; yrs from May l.
FERN ST 35J East, store and basement
Thos Loserfro TO Nicolo Morisco, 40 East
18th st; yrs 10 mos from May l. lol5
s240; attorney, Frederic Falcone, 2oS Broad
way. .- 90 49,. coor.
Chatham Square. IL, rear part store moor
louis Alterisi TO Eugene F!eischer. 20 las.
broadway; 1 yr from May l, 1914; si'ooo'
attorney Aaron W Levy. 80 wall 81.
The Bronx.
SD AVE- 2714 all: Bertha Levy TO Chas 5
Levy 1856 CrOtona Parkway yrs iro.l
May I, 1914: s., 200; attorney. c Levy Io-s
MORRIS PARK AVE. $50 cor of
white Plains ave: Geo Lahrmann 10 henfy
Rechhard 6g6 Morris Park ave; yrs from
NAV l. 1914; sf.1f0 20 1900: attorney, c n
Baechler 1929 Walker ave.
BATHGATE AVE, 1870 basement: Abe @
Nichaels 20 Ee NJ Kantrowitz. olI East
IT4th ST. yrs from Jan /, 1914; $500 10
$3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-27
= summary fo.lows:

g.. Two more rounds remain 70 De
-. after which the series VIII wInd
20 ths match between the BrooEIyh
Nlss and ths Proyressiyes on haI
1. .s pairing for next Saturday VIII
i-.,.''a vs. Washington Hfigh"'
s.,a "a North Jersey; L7ceum VI.
80 k4cs; Manhattan Va. queen .
Fyogfsssiyes vs. station Iglsnh'
.sisis Of the pay IN the eieVTntn
~. f&1llng " DATE fogogs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-27

REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-27
Total .............in Total ------- sn

Brooklyn played white on tho odd-num-
bered boards
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-27

f,c.an ilfI pioyod White on me o"''
n .pbsred b0lrds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-27

JENNINGS ST. 75s (No 1900. 3 2a3 II .
Of Union ave. tOxlSi. tx42. sxl1sn sty tenmit /;
Bertha Tim aEt a 6 Bachman ct al: David
Tim atty: r ! Everett, ref amt due, W.
o94 90: taxes. etc. $50 TO- ,,.
NORRIS AVE. 1907. W 5. JAG r of l6fth
81. 23xlOJ. vacant: Edw Henshaw agt {
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-27
EASTERN DISTRICT.
Eastern District played white on u
oOd-numbcrcd boards.
LYcEUN
OCEAN HILL
rfNlAUX WCN

Lyceun played white on the odd-n""-
bered boards.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-27
..........: "a Total

Total .............: 2h Total ......-"--- b1s
Columbia pIayed white on tho odd-num-
bcred boards.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-27

FOR HOMES I'm the real country near Nee
York consult The (ountry ueme league.
40 West g2d street Phone $500 Madison
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-27
REAL ESTATE.

SEND TO Long Island n. r.. Room 81.
Pennsylvania station. y. Y. for list Of
Long Island real estate agents.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-11

Miss Hayden was employed at the
Swigart plant. There she came into
contact with Charles Swigart, who is
the firms secretary and son of the
owner. She charges he used to take
her around everywhere and that he
told her he would marry her, but that
when his father interfered he turned
her down.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-11
RoosEvELTs MARRIED AGAIN

ROOSEVELTS MARRIED AGAIN
Madrid, Spain, June 11.-With
Spanish aristocracy and off1cialdom
attending, and practically all mem
bers of the diplomatic corps in Ma
drid present, Miss Belle Wyatt Will
lard, daughter of Joseph E. Willard,
AMERICAN ambassador to the court
of Spain, and Kermit Roosevelt, son
of the former President of the United
States, were married here today by
church ceremony.
Today's ceremony was performed
at noon in the British embassy chap
ell. The two were joined by civil cere-
mony- yesterday in the Offices of q
city official.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-11
HoYNE AND MCCORMICK. MIX.

States Attorney Hoyne and AIeck
Mccormick, president of the County
Board, had another scrap yesterday.
The fight started when Mccormick
sent a personal check for $3.50 to the
Illinois Training School for Nurses.
The County Board recently refused to
pay the school on the grounds that it
overcharged the county. .
Mccormick accused Hoyne of be-
ing owner of eight wax figures on
the County Board" Hoyne said most
of the directors of the school were
.'hypocritical highbrows, who were
able to make fake reforms with
money saved from taxdodging."