davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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lndIanapoIIs 10. erookIYn 0.

Brooklyn, Sept, H.-Brooklyn lost
an opportunity today to gain on the
Federal league leaders. indianapolis
defeated the locals 10 to in a game
ia which Brooklyn poorly supported
its pitchers.
Score; r. H. p.
Indianapolis 900 004 510-10 II D
Brooklyn 1000 600 600 0 Z 5
Falkenberg and Raridan; Seaton,
Somers, Maxwell, Bluejacket and
Land, Watson.
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eaItImore 8. Kansas cItx 2.

Baltimore, Sept. IA base on
balls, forced hit, an error and a
wild pitch in the ninth inning en-
abled Swacina to score, without hit
being made, the run that gave Balti-
more a to 2 victory over Kansas
City today.
Score r, Fl. z.
Kansas City 900 OOS O02-2 6 9
Baltimore .010 600 1913 4 0
Packard, Adams and Eastefly;
Quinn, Smith and Jacklitsch.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-09-15
BASEBALL
AMERICAN LEAGUE
philadelphia 2, New y ork 1.

New York, Sept. Philadelphia
defeated New York today ? to l.
Shawkey had slightly the better of a
pitchers battle with Fisher. Collins
counted the winning tally in the
ninth. He doubled, got to third on
Bakers long fly to right ana scored
when McInniss bounced a scratch hit
in front of the box.
Score: r. II. T..
Philadelphia. .O10 600 O0t--2 5 3
New York. 200 600 1901 4 4
Shawkey and Lapp; Fisher and
Sweeney.
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DON'T FAIL TO VISIT THE
OAKLAWN MINERAL VEL

TWO blocks west of Oaklawn Race
Track. This water is noted for it's
cures Of Liver, Kidney, Bladder and
Stomach troubles Constipation and
Eczoma. Delivered daily in 10 Ca
Ion Bottles, Sl.00 per week. II you
have Kidney Trouble. Eczema or
Stomach Trouble, be sure and try it.
Phone l496.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-09-15
chamberIaln,s Liniment.

II you are ever troubled with aches.
pains or soreness Of the muscles, you
will appreciate the good qualities OF
Chamberlain's Eminent. Many SUI
ferers from rheumatism aud sciatica
have used 1t with the best results. IL
is especially valuable for lumbago
and lame back. For sale by all deal
ers,
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-09-15
buffalo Y. St. louis 3.

Buffalo, Sept. 14.-St Louis was
beaten in the opening game ! to 3.
Ford pitched good ball for Buffalo for
five innings when Brown, a college
pitcher was given a try out
Score: r. II. e.
Buffalo .250 020 03x-12 - /
ST. Louis .OlO ono 0O1-- 3 o ,
Ford, Brown and Blair, Alien,
Groome, Watson and Simon, Chap
man.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-09-15

Summary-TW0-ba8e hits, Robert.
son, Grant, Merkle ,, Magee. Three
base hits, Becker Magee. Hits, off
Mathewson I in three, off O'Toole 3
in five. Bases on balls, off O'Toole 2,
off Mayer ? First base on errors,
Philadelphia 3. Hit 10y pitcher by
Mayer Doyle. Struct out, O'Toole
2, Mayer 2.
Umpires Hart and RigIer.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-09-15

gave Brooklyn a run in the third and
in the seventh three singles and two
errors accounted for two more. Dau-
bert was put out by Umpire KEN for
protesting a called strike.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-09-15

OldiO spb - %
x-.Batted for Pfeffer in seventh.
xx-Batted for Raglan in eighth.
Score by innings: A..
Boston ........... O00 Gao 0Ox--i
Brooklyn ..,........00l 0o0 200--3
Summary-Two-base hits, Dalton
Rudolph. Hits, Off Pfeffer in six IN
nings, off Raglan in one, off Allen
0 in one. Sacrifice hits, Whitfield,
Moran ?, Daubert, Egan ?. Sacrifice
fly, Whitfield. stolen bases, STENCIL
Dalton. Left on bases, Boston g..
Brooklyn 9. Bases on balls, Off Ru-
dolph i, off Pfeffer ?. off Allen J..
First on errors, Brooklyn 4. Struck
out, by Rudolph T. by Pfefier 3.
Time, hours.
umpires-Klem and Emslie.
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AMERICAN ASSN.

Louisville s, Cleveland I.
Columbus 1, Indianapolis Z.
Milwaukee Z, St. Paul 3.
Minneapolis 90, Kansas City As.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

Chattanooga 5, Montgomery 5.
New Orleans s, Nashville 4.
Memphis 0, Mobile >.
Atlanta 3, Birmingham l.
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CINCINNATI 9, COLUMBUS 0.

Columbus. O., Sept. 1i.-Aftcr the
scheduled American Association
game today Columbus played seven
inning exhibition game with the Gin
einnati Nationals. The visitors won
9 TO 0.
score r. Fl. Z.
Cincinnati .220 oil 50 10 0
Columbus 600 600 90
Lear and Gon2ales; Green and Rob
ertsOn.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-09-15

Ice cream and sherbets from purest
ingredients obtainable. Public rDug
Co, phone Gas. c-12-tf
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-09-15

Chicago, Sept. 1.-THE National
league closed its Chicago baseball
season today with to victory for
the locals over Pittsburg. Fisher, the
new Chicago short stop. scored the
run which virtually won the game in
the fourth when he touched Nam
maux for a triple and came home on
Archer's single. Manager Clarke OF
Pittsburg was ordered to the club
house when some one on the visitors
bench criticised the decisions of Um-
pire Byron.
Score. r. II. e.
Pittsburg. ,.020 600 200-4 8 2
Chicago .013 100 OK II 3
McQuillen, Mammaux and Coleman
Vaughn and Archer.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-09-15

x--Batted for Mclean in fifth.
xx-Batted for Johnson in ninth.
xxx-Batted for O'Toole in ninth.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-09-15
INTERNATIONAL

Jersey City Z, Baltimore l.
Newark %, Providence 0-5.
Toronto 10, Montreal S.
Buffalo 3-3, Rochester PIP.
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Chicauo 6. SD. louis.

St. Louis, Sept. l4,-Darkness
stopped hard hitting game between
st. Louis and Chicago here today in
the twelfth inning with the score tied
at runs.
score. r. II. j..
st. Louis. 900 112 0l0 1906 10 o
Chicago 600 000 500 1906 10 ?
Weilman, Mitchell, Hamilton and
Agnaw: Cicotte and Schalk.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE
PIttsbura 8, Chicago 2:

Pittsburg, Sept. ll.-Camnitz was
in fine form today and Pittsburg de-
feated Chicago s to 2. The locals
knocked Prendergast out. OF the box
in the third.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-09-15

x-Ran for Cravath in ninth.
Score by innings: X.
New York. . ...... 900 COZ 100
Philadelphia 1000 COZ 000-2
Summary-Twob base hits, Fletcher,
Robertson, Pasket. Base on balls,
Tesreau 3, Lineup s. First on errors,
New York l., Philadelphia /. Struck
out, by Tesreau I, by lineup /.
Umpires -Rigler and Hart.
Second game:
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netrnit 6. Cleveland q.

Cleveland, Sept, 14.-Detroit today
punched hits today off Bishop, a re-
cruit from the University of Kansas
and won, to A, Cobb leading with
three singles and a double in folw
times at bat. A triple play in which
Veach, Crawford and Cobb were re-
tired was a feature.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-09-15

Only three games.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-09-15

Score H. IL. ~
Cleveland. POI 000 00l--4 II 0
Detroit . . 300 COZ l0O-G ii Z
Bishop, Morton, Dildnger and
OfNeill, Bassler; Coyaleskie and Nc
Kee -
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Rates 81 per dav and up; SCI per week and up GAINES Pres
New-York tribune., 1914-11-17
Princess Court, on South
ern Boulevard, Held at
$4,000, Sold.
WE. WOODEND SELLS
list ST. DWELLING
Two New Buildings on Boston
Road Given in Part Pay
nent-Other Sales.

Princess Court. six story elevator
spArtment at the northeast corner oil
southern Boulevard and Aldus st. has
been purchased by Hugh P. Skolly and
James L. Walsh, the brewers Other
prcperty is given IN part payment for
the structure, which IS on a pot IIVX ,o6
100 feet and has been held at SZlu,oOO'
II was sold by the Podgur Realty com
many through E. Francis Hii.enoranG'
In part payment for Princess Cour'
Messrs. Skelly and Walsh give the va
cant plot S0x100 feet on the west sluE
OF Edgecombe av., 100 feet south OF
I5Oth st, held at $4,000, iree ana
clear. They also give in part payment
= Eve story tenement house with
stores. held free and clear, at 69l FIRST
av 25x75 feet. which is diagonally op-
posite their Kip's Bay Brewery. TINS
tovse figures In the deal az S3O,OOO.
Ar UilenbrarG viii act as agent Tor
the Southern Boulevard apartment
The Mason CONSTRUCTION Company,
HvrnaD Click. president. has bouEhV
the four story dwelling house 5o esV
71st st. on a lot 2oN100.5 feet, from
W F Woodend. The Two new hve
s+orv apartment houses at 1888 ana
1O4S Boston Road, on plot l40Nl4oON
irregulsr. the sale Of which was re-
oorted last wee6, we're given IN part
1avmont for the list So. house.
The Airmor Company has solo 10
Michael Allenan the dwelling house at
Is Weiher Court, which runs from
Third TO Washington av., between
164th and 165th SITS. The plot is 4sSzs
feet
bought from Mrs N. S. Claussen 349o
Bailey av., a three story house on iot
2Ox85 feet. near 238th st. In exchange
the buyer gave a dwelling house, '2Xlz5
feet on Nyack av., Pelham HeightS'
New-York tribune., 1914-11-17
fFtom The Tribune BurshD.
Washington. NOVEMBER ".

ARMY
Col HENRY ~ LUDLOW. Cost Ar. % van
eog7sr B'seE q, 'finh ,39 ig f''fsg Gs9a,.
star, % Fort Brady for temporary du.y iDsne7
Lsa,. "si coi. DELANoRE sKEmETr ln' Con
from Temporary duty Galwsioa, ~ AsF 1ofS
CITY. az Asst lnsg Lasiefn Ds1c.
sign.d a. iuilcat.d FRANK & JEWELL. ron
en- 20 jls Co.. December D.. lOskfh mhte0,,
from si'h p ssh Co.. December tLAL Dibs
ber l. R0fLC = ANDERsON. Asslsued ssth
Co. Decsmber 30 J0iN ABbVl " 80, -
2ith 90. LOUIS g. BHINTON. IN. from lSS.n
% Hh Co.. JACOB A. MACK. from "ih
c,pt WILLIAM T. HART. Medical Corps from
port - ohDarsailon. Galveston. io f"fi BAN
C,p, JAMES a RuGCLEs Cosst Ar. 20 70
cruiting .srg.cc. Fort sipcun. December J. UfH
Capt joins II MUsGRAyE. coss' Ar ss
siDs' lith C2 - tAs' er,,, s'i.' -, A.,
PLACED on iist u detached o1icors 20 isso ,,is
December J. and name ~ Cap IOilN h,C2.
CRAVE. Coast Art. rsaoged tiefeifon' 70 l't'
csg, sRAScis " GRIFFIN. quaHernasie'
Corps to Palne branch. Z. B. mh,ay Df..,l'
hcstr". far Temporary du'J 60 ''''"''' quar-
Cap JAcoR VI COWARD Coast A.. from i1.'h
i9 i6gth Co. 20 fake ersf ho7ruher 70. theu'r
to Coast All sci,o0I TorI Mr.rne. Or dlfert1f
enlis,of mems dlvsioa Csy' COWAkD "ll
siaud reIisssI from sssisnme1t l.''n 80. ''''
c.p' I6S + MOORE. 5,h Field Art. % Ncv
fc-s C4ty Dec 20. as Inspector lfs'rn'iW DftaN
Following officers Coas, Art now unas' med a..
signed companies iudicatci ahd uy'h f'H'. @ l,.-
duty a. Coast Art SchoDl foH sion,o53 'o ea,a
expiration " .es'e %. aD'sl,.' gti~ a. NOR
psnles 'o which assigned ,ey, JDu " -, ,,,'Fs
KIIER l3Gth 60. Capt EDMAhD p '6t;;7.
iZS'h o.. First Lcut JOSEPH r DAYS. ~"
Co. rirsi Lieut.. Carl: a I50llIk;, IzZ,ti a., c,''
aal First Lieut. CLEMENT q. hEIh. ltn ~. b..
tsbo cTeci Dee Cap,s CLAUDE o. MILLER.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-17
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIpc

Following second n.ui>n,n. ,o.s am.
ss'iEnmeni oongsniss. b. sbi-b ,h,y 80. ~
70 unassigned LAT anf fsprr IN [,,.. sr,r
= commanding ofics, coat dsss1ss. ,s.z.s,
iof stan 1uiT ALsIIS q YHfcE' s-Letsz
fsncos N Portsmouth, Dsosnibsr b y1n =,
5sr %. RUDOLF " RiEFEOGL p g.',n.
y HALL coast Offences u 10 Cois.ss... ssn
Following second nsu'-Isnts so,s, ,,.,r
present. duties snd assignment n ss.,.1 -
pam" feD!fi c1mmandirs oTic,u ~. ~
cymmsnd LAWHANCE A HLArGsfrrv ~
Be'on EDWIN + siLKiAS' 4" 49,, .,s.es .
,.l,, W snd 7g.hd si,er isrlir, W, -, -
@oCNIfDRD. coast artillery ROBgsp a a
shLhaNbL 2 ~ o9m- ds'g-s n a., IA
Ds.emtr LAWhktCE 3 WgEEs 80 70
Ut J. GRAY. coast dsf'res' LolE i,Tz nj 80 -
ss.old Lieut. IrIrs BoyrK ~
5egi>. io fo-; Dee Mginss. ,lsno. . 81 -
s.. ,.o'2 ,.iss ,,i.ss 1922 j1ag5Z p hi,si.. - ''''
iafsDtr. assiglei l-f M to 80. -, y. -
40 W. a--i'. n l1itei s,sie. ~ - -
p.raion = ieage y a,ssros ~ ,oi1 n. 80 -. =
5eoord Lieut. DOUGLAS g. CORSfTER .,ecs'
uIeV. stachsf o i-'h O. Forf pw q.
4Yo1 erie e. ths- -. 2 Fif,. u,st sAyff%
F0i0Tirs changes if stations 2 ,s>ore n,-..
t,h fis.d A. ordered WILLIAM j Esdst
from Tsrss Cy to V-, Cr1 Rfczs,ss,lN1
ANDhtsvH. from Vera Cra % ss fs.r.,.
sseoad L.sSt CHARLEs EuBrm -.
l7b ~ Coss' Ar. ,r .sss -, 6sS....s 6i,,. sses
second lieut. ROY ATWOOD -. - -
f,1n atsls nsl, lllm 60. ~ lnssarsd :, ~
o. s' firr riss. '' ArE -rfs C'i{ C6gr61 (, II .ssT
tl.'ey. r'y- q! e7'll..f ~ 1',,,' zs.s ~,
feaera John ~ aehlfcd f'r ds1,. ~
Leaves n aose1ge CaJt SID " GRgyN "a.
Can't D I, KNf UaEN 81. r~f - 1S7
New-York tribune., 1914-11-17
NEWARK DWELLINGS SOLD
Mentz Estate Sells Another
Paramount Av. House.

Louis SchlesinRer, Inc, has sold tor
the Federal Building, Land ana I'M
movement Company "a. H, HessingedTy,
PRESIDENT 20 Elias Berle 22o and =. zzo )
NTlberry ST., Newark, y. j., adj dining
the present holdings Of Mr.. BerlG' WI who
5Iso owns 70 and II Green St and with
the newly acquired parcel has an area
Of q. 1000 square feet On the properly
;,st bought are two dwelling houses.
Feist & Fest have sold for the John
Mentr estate 20 Robert Robinson Tor
investment the dwelling at 81 Fair-
mount sv., Newark, y. J. This IS me me
fftb house on this avenue sold ioF
+be Mentz estate within two weeks
New-York tribune., 1914-11-17
peal Estate
)\Mdrket- -.............
Bronx Apartment House
Figures in an Exchange

for term OF years. also Che entire building q 50
West HNfh st. .,s
cornelius Vanderbilt has rented space in ~"
Madison as 60 Mrs Anna NJ Il NaVhesw ofu.
through Che Douglrs Robinson. thet'N n D''""
Calnuanv and = T. Nhit1u stuart Co
NJ a !. Hess leased Che Gith I0t a. IS tas'
e0ih 81 90 A a n Rosenberg. The tioiu ano ,HhW,
rerf al los Flfh aN tn Atlas 4 kuhm aua He
second lor Al N42 broadway 20 samuel Schailet. ,o
Arthur FISCHER leased tho frst lott at DIV
Tighfh av t0 Ridshock y 60. . o.,
Sl la,esol n Hobbs have rented 20 II. GehhAu iot
q term OF years thc store at the southwest coilei
of Naslc aV aud Arden 81 Tho store $3.50 btosn
rsv fo = Michel and 1886 broadway to Il. Nhle'
fr ths Clarcmort Theatre Building
C.-stot~ \ finnaLin Inc have leased for The
Cold rststN stores al soy sud Sll broadway 90 /
Vrirncrscr and Herman Halle. space a. - rsst
l-fl ST 90 william iSclu - Co. omCer az -
Fiffh sv o. 4 W Tookcn and lsaae \. hel''oh
sni store ar gI5 lSnoN aV 10 HsrD Hro~n.
John Frsn,i, smith has leased Tor term oi
years ihe storc, basement ana se,ohA "'' - '-'
ke,oud sv 90 Herman zimmerman
New-York tribune., 1914-11-17
DWELLING HOUSES LEASED.

wo-thirgtoa Whi'ehoIse has leased for Nj
charles R scott che residence q East va g. To-
ll-s l. Townsend Burden iof the winter '''
Pesse Il Ellimsn leased Tor Charles VI Cgnn,et ..'.
% l. X Thonc The three sto'y and oastine.l .I .uI
furnished f0r Mrs Mar Perkins her d"ell.s
sf as East 52d 3d. 20 Miss Ruth Chstterton. iead
ing lady iu Daddy Lunsicss go -,
p Flanagan y Son leased A. West '5ih s..
four story dwelling. ior Wathef l'a'tsen' ior '"e'
ne Housh,on Company lsased for The Waunesn
Realty Company the Two connecting fonr sl'il
dwellings 81 l2-ll5 West SSH ST. 10 h'''.'1
New-York tribune., 1914-11-17
WILLS FILED.

DAVID MAYER. brewer fOct 23l: Mona. SINAI
Hospital. 8 500. Hebrew orphan Asylum. $1,000
Home f1r Aged and Iltm Hebrews. $500.
Montenore Home s. 800. Tinted Hebrew Charites.
g. 500 Hebrew Shetering Guardian Society. s. 800
Lebanon Hospital. 81 900 Ger-an Hospital. 81 900
HebreN Technical Institute 81 600. Ioeish WORK
INK Girls Vacation society. 81 900 Beth-El. Sis
terhood. 81 900 Crippled Chiidrens Esst side
school, $500 Beth-E Congregation. 50 900 Turn
Verein Bolenhelm. Germany. $3.50. Ludwig
Kuenster. employe $1,000. % Oscar and Harry
Mayer. sons 4l0 shares of David Mayer Bcging
New-York tribune., 1914-11-17
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

Tire following building plans have been Hled IN
the Bronx Building Department.
10TH ST junction fremont ay. ] sly fra.s
gymnasium. 7lr2f. Young Women's Christian A., q.
Miller Bldz owners. h Parker. Miller Blds
archt. cost. g. 800
HARLEM RIVER. s.. ls5 lI1th s.. sty brk
shop 50tlOl. the New York Yacht Launch and
Engine 60 J Nickeson. 10 = l77fh s. pres
owner and lrcht. cost. $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-17
DECISIONS

psopie A Wl.tc1rifer Nrit fHr lalta. .ii'
s-5of1d esaiHs, Bedford Rtf0rua-ov flr pro iu.-
-6r %, Anna Douglas before Me-tcae-ter bfa-A
July. ~ a, 7-.-.
Mary N Horton George Cocks et a. VI iH'-p
con appointed guardian. ., ..t .t
People John R0eUrr Decision ] i..h ile
statute IA question IS well within tAe p'i's e
rs N he ststs and that the registration Zee oi s.
each -asr may BE- collected t1 reimburse t.f eIA.e
for me expense of maintaining tile bureau ior tAe
regulation VI the business. M9.lon sd.l1l
louise 7. Fink Fred Fink. Eight dollars "-e"
alimCry aud $50 counsel Zee.
William ID Powers. Trustees OF o,,l" ny. $40 .'h
% compel trustees fl call special election i'r Nis-
solution - village denied ,.
sarah * HoisRorfh 4 H slater. rre-I .iaii = p
.:Ists- ss-r ~ po-t Chester Lumber 60. i.1lI-
M an 'oted to examine c0ups0y.s books.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-17
BUYS S15O,OOO ESTATE
DR.. Tierney Gets Ruddington
Farm, at Scarsdale.

Fish a Msrvu have sold Ruidineton Farm. ne
country estate y John A. McNickar. al 4uaker
RiN.e S.arSlale y Y. 20 Dr. M'les J. IicrrN.
m consists al thirty I've acres. colonial house
c-rtefriug twenty fvc rooms and seven baths. tWe
cottages and numerous Outbulldings Snd Wa util
A. $4,000 Dr Ticncy viii make number %,
Alterations ana occupy The place a. pefn &sAe,' &
home The property adloirs the estates 81 hl,o- hlAo-
Prince snd w b. Dickcrman.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-17
BROOKLYN HOUSE IN TRADE.

McInernsy KliDck Realty COMPANY sold the eish,
family apartment house a. the northwest corner o.
Bedford av and Lincoln Place f9r he kiliofe
Reslty Company which took in exchange he north
east corner of Dorchester Road snd last Zlst 81.
The purchaser viii erect two I've story ADaf,
meuts The total cOnsideTstl1a %. ilfh parcels
So 600
New-York tribune., 1914-11-17
The Bronx.
MECHANICS LIENS.
NOVEMBER is.
Manhattan.

SD ST s-s West, Frederick j Fieck agt Joseph
L savage trus owner. Harry savage. CON
tractor. 30
MADISON AN 1875. Louis Goldsmith sgt Ma
than Hirsch. Owner. Inuts horn and Aiiustmcnt
Rcllty 60. lessee. ani cc1.ractors ArenA Realty
90 contractor IrrneNaI. $50 30
SsTu ST g. Fast. Louis Goldsmith All Julius
Herman. owner. ArenaI Realty Go. oluer and con-
tractor. Louis KoH and Adjustment Realty Go.
l.l..a, and contractor. lrfutWaf. Si-i 80
lG7u IT lfe NcsL. Harm Earher ag Morris W
Levine owner. louis Rellal. contractor. sl93 20
GOTH ST 800 and 1l West Frank D. Wise y Sou.
Inc ar go West eIfh ~ Corp. owner. superior
Corrire and S1urht WORKS contractor. tl24 II
IiTH ST. -5 East Samuel Not as Frederick "
Whitridgs. owner. 2 Weeks. contractor. 8 20
1TgD ST 60 West. samuel Robinson AZ WIN J
Alerand,r owner. ~ T. Anderson. contractor. 81 .
New-York tribune., 1914-11-17
,TIsFTED MECHANICS LIENS.
NOVEMBER l6.
Manhattan.

yESIY ST 80. Chas j Adams a Sons. Inc. AZ
IIgsl l. Foa q. al. Aug 20 1914. 1888
9Th Av 1862 20 1866 Jos II HAYNES ngt Sophie
Ma e., Al. Juiy 90 1914. $3.50
AUDI BON Az. ~ cor lslst 81. Nick Tsngred
az Theodore " Myers e. al Oct %. 1913. Sias
New-York tribune., 1914-11-17
$4,000 for Jamaica Plots.

Two large plots y ground IN jamsios owned ey
the Nor,r0ss Realty Company wo-c sold under
. -,,.rsr.-e Al fhe queens County Courthouse. In
7 5-y Island CITY Yesterday ay Henry G. Johnson
D. 10 sally !5lsmeut obtained BY Msdeline NJ 5
iIufst and hae J. BOVINE me PIopertN wa
hn.rht ir by the Record Holding Company, or
NJ. In LIZ So. ..0u-
New-York tribune., 1914-11-17
LOANS ON PROPERTIES.

yetnorp & Atwood have placed a loan 'or .ne
William Slnnott Company O $40 600 on lAe ir"
building Al tn southwest corner of II7art 7' a2c
Home II FOR Dr. George A Miller. $1,000. pr 72
rsr oent ON l39 Wc,t 10Th ST.. FOR ne Sauloe
R-aity Company t24 900 on the new building, west
800 x Stebbins sy. near Weicheater a' eng 10, .ot
/. DAVIS. $4,000 on he southeast corner o. IHsl
Az and lsth st.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-17
ANNEX TO COST $l75,OOO.

Plans have been FLED for building an addition
10 The ten story warehouse OF Deering. Mihfsn N
co az go and 90 Vsrick So This ADDITION VIII De
located in the rear Of The present building Al u
70 ~ Beach 81 and St Johns Place. having
frontage OF so feet and q depth ~ l0l6 feet. snQ
win he tan stories high. seth NJ. Milliken e the
owner. & = A. Gilbert Is the architect. sld has
placed the cost $l1j. 900.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-17
LIS PENDENS.
EONEAlBER 10
Mammalian.

9TH ST. b 329 of 81 av. oIx-5: G Pei
gram az Fannie Ingar e. al foreclosure u
morsagcI uuys Thompson. Warren q PelSram
AMSTERDAM AN. cor lOsth g a. lOIlOO 4.
Burns Realty Go AT Postal IAfe Insurance
Go tcouufer claim. ats. l. Craig
list ST 81 " Geuevieye & Seey al Az
Mar 4 Mortimer 81 al amended action 20 yacafs
mougageI. attys. Clarke Is CLARKE
KNINGTON ST. s. Til OF Msngn ST. 25V
IS. II Model 81 al agt Sarah Wheaton et al par
uii0fI ats G. FOulk
CITY HALL III. whole front bet Duane and
Pearl sts $50 lO1llg5x irreg IlO2 II. Worth Al
Z Baxter -. 30 1t207 * irreg 70 PARK s. X
"a = ro Pearl 81 1861 " irres and block bounded
hy Park -. Pearl 81. Ciy Hall pi and Duane 81
city Of N0g York agt shaw e. al faction 10
acquire titlcl afty. l. Polk
llsTH ST 81 s. 3l6 uf Lsno1 av gOrlO0 II
Lydia Large sEt Diamond Fl al t,orecio.lrs
O., mortgage atty. n & kudlich
New-York tribune., 1914-11-17
COURT CALENDARS
m,.rios '' Inst o"" vi" " called the "'" ave"
FEDERAL.
GtipRTnI COURT


lo.s d. Leon A., Jo,eu. Bscoor rampann -
ami irving n OlrleshL Sew lorh 'N''
practice ,...,.,,,,.a
75i-U slH q Rsrtlou aud lheoi1ir = C"urt
Decree srmed and cause teinall'" W ~
a.? d sIJunus n MAYER jndse, W VA
Court II 4 : for southern nisirri on ,''"..tt,ns
question sn,wered n siifmlI', tn involves an In
aulp not raised hy the cs-e maHe' "''
'h,"'i,I i,Y.,.i.,d A ri,t.tufsh II u Go c' aU'iy &"
,le,,Isnd Dismissed for want IT lufl-l''lnI ,ot.
50 Rua' = Taylor Nw Mne i1i., .,..,s
iina ct al Judgment affirmed. WIN cow ,p,t~,vo
6f Frank J WtlioueniJ of m/'N q"
oWpIVS or COtRf ,-..
,o- Nutusl Tim Corporation ~ Missouri '@''o.s, @
a urlges Coyeruor rf ai Noiiur I'd ,u.t
granted rnd cause a.ssucd FOR argument
pgS Sos I'' sIu,bcr Jerome smuu same .,,u,,,,
$50 Lcouard u coates insiHc d" ,t,,""@ ,~.
VII, Of rertiofan du.,d Motion Z" '1,.s.,,,,, o,
Mad Motion 10 di4a.s. postponed 10 "'i"" ''
'',s ' ciondo n Damn Bealc Davis. ir trustee
etc et al VIII of ceriiofati dcii~l NJ, t,,,trsse
tgi Rsnken' surety Co/Ekhou River p'a'o'S'
pisi, sis yssoS Mississippi valley Il GO Ala u, II
,y-,gt. strplr,.tr,ff1 e. Orl,nJ transferred 10
s9g,rar, in.set ana s.signcd for sIsumen' 'h
NiaH'' oswald wcs,' Govcrnor ct al|corssilis a
Fa,ic-n n "a Go pismissod fnf Hani OF u'
nan 9pon oG SI,ISr ,l,1"1srd oregon .ato7 Co. s3
e. e f-r pe,pIo ey r,I Hasi'ugs .laefsnn. p
d. s. es. es.. .p Marshall. governor p''' 90
o., r.rsrd s carIIpoopie or state of Illinois
uism r,cI foe want of luri.dictlon' uFu y.,il.ic
TilIins Co. 1.6 C. q lo.. Ennis Wat" N''''
l G, E s'.c'ara i.5i, Motion 20 advance sub
Ia Is, Joplin N.pia.s g. c Az Ism. ,,. q.
a. nIuo'. Crnlr. D. d ,o.' j. ps IIl,,Ii,.sI
'om''' 'n q, Il; ~, Iia,cr a.. mol J. Daucaeriy
|H .
New-York tribune., 1914-11-17
APARTMENT LEASES.

Pesss & Gilman have rented large apartment
iu ia East 5sth Id to M- Anna VI. Noyes. ana d
suite 10 the new apartment al ,2d St.. and Ler.ng-
Ton AZ 20 l. Herman. also for Morris X flrIes
his furnished apartment ~ l03 Esst 18Th 81. 20
Robert j. McGusty. who recently married Mss