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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-18
FIRST GAME.

Sacrifice hit-Gilhooley. Sacrifice fy-kralt.
Two-base hit-Csllahan. Three-base hits-E.
Zimmerman, Mccarthy. Bases balis-On
.Enzmann. /: Of Mcconnell. 3 Struck oa.1By
bail-By Mcconnell wv. Zimmernan). wild
pitch-McConnell. Double plsys-Heckirger and
Tooley; Tooley and Kraft; Mccarthy and
Houser Left on bases-Newark I; buffalo 5.
Cmpires-Harrison and Mullen. Time Of game
-l:J0
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SHELTERS GET TR0UNCING
Frill Driven from Box by To-
ronto's Heavy Hitting.

Toronto defeated Jersey City yesterday
by n score OF to 1. The Canadians made
their rune in the first three innings, driy-
ing Frill out of the box in the second.
Thev also hit Thompson hard.
IL was announced that Palmer, the
Cuban pitcher, had been turned over to
Toronto by the management Of the
Giants.
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AFrERNOoN GAME

Two-base hits-Zimmerman, Corridor. Three
base hit-Nann Home run-Corriden. Hits
on Pierce in Ia inning; or Smith. in ?;
innings Sacrifice hlt-James. Stolen base
Schmidt Double plays--Egers. Meanwhile and
Schmidt: MaranViile. Evers and Schmidt. Left
on basss--Chicago, ); Boston. 3. First base on
balls-On Pierce. 2. OF Smith, I; on James. :.
Un by pitcher-By James (SaieFl by Pierce
(Naranviliel Struck out--By Smith. ]; by
James, T. Passed bsll-Hfesnahan. Time-2:l2
tJnpires-Orth and Byron.
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Dartmouth Beats Rensse-
laer Poly Nine Easily
lBy Telegraph TO The Tribune.

IBy ItIeETapI 10 ! NJ IIIDuW"-I
Troy, y. Y. June lin a fast game,
featured by heavy hitting by both teams
and some sensational fielding, Dartmouth
defeated Rensselaer, Poly here to-day by
a score Of u 10 1.
r. II. Z.
Dartmouth 80 1904 0 0-12 II I
Rensselaer, ~ , . .
Batteries-Parrott Taven and Wanna
maker: Merrick and Woodwork. Umpire
-Hearne.
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SECOND GAME.

Sacrifice hy-FulenWider Stolen bases
Krichel e. Roach. Iwo-base hits-Krlchell
~. Kraft, Ge,z. rhree-base hits-Gilhooley.
Myers. Hits-On Curtis. 5 in rs innings; OF
Kent. II In rs innings. Bases on balls-On
Fulenwider, 2. Struck out-By Kent !; ~
FulenVider. T. Hit by pitched baii-By Ken,
tHrichs.D. Wild pltches-Curtis. Kent, Fuien-
wider 90. Double plays-KIichell and Roach;
Mccarthy Roach and Houser; Tooley Gets
and Kraft. First base on errors-Newark. :;
Buffalo, g. Left on basss-Newark s; Buffalo.
8. Umpires-Nullen and Harrison. Tlrns "
game-l:S
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The score follows
Tor Mcouiilan In the ninth inning,

Viret base On cffOTB--NtW foTk, i. IWV-UH7r
Bescher Sacrifice hits-stock, Burns.
stolen hases-BescheF ~. Burns ~. Fletcher.
Donbls plsys-Burns and Merkle &athewson.
Ylstrheg and Merkie. Bases on baiis-On Nc
outiian. I struck Out-By MatheHson. 4; by
Ncouiiian, 2 Wild pitch-McQuill an. Time
iE' umplres-Kiem ana Emslie
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Eastern Association Results.

Pi1sfeld, 3; Springfield. 2 90 innings).
Hartford. Z: Bridgeport. /.
New London. 4; New Britain, !.
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ouAkESs SEAT CORNELL
Score EaeagA &oGas 70 WIZ
Without Making = His.

Paaaaeerhla, Jane n -Pennsyiysn's
PLAYED rs ass AeEes ssaas % the seaso'
sass asssxaeea AZ Fsaskfr Elsld before :
e,x ACKNOWLEDGEMENT aAS crowd. and ssorea
A S6sser,e eVeF Cernell - a seore OF 70
IN A SLOW ard pe0FlN played same. -
Oaiy the Wi,aaSSS q HrySntt W. W.
pitched gor ire Vtsttegs saved the day sy n,
the Red ard St3s. SaSre, althouse ~
irSsiy. tishtens1 Up IN TIE pincneS
srss score follows
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IOtaTs .--.1- ? = : y OIaIs ....a- 3 . 70
'Bausd for HUMPHREYS In ninth inning.
Boston ..........9 0 0 0 0 KS
Chicago ........0 0 0-3
TwO-tase hits-Corriden 3 Schmidt, Deal.
Three-base hlt-Deal Hits-On label, in
Is innings. on HUMPHREYS, S in % inn
jugs. Sacrifice fy-ARnn. Double play-Eyers
NAranyille and schmidt Left on bases-Chl-
cago, .: Boston l. First base on bals-On
label. 3: on Humphries. i: on Tyler, 7. First
base on error-Boston. ]. Struck out-By
label. 1: by HumphrieS. 8; by Tyler s. Time
% Umpres-Orth and Byron.
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BRAVES DOUBLE VICTORS
Get the Jump Early in Both
Games with Cubs.

Boston. June l7.-Boston won two games
ing by a score Of 10 3, and the second,
this afternoon. by a score OF to 3.
The score follows:
.
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score by innings follows.
Casey at the Bat"

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Totals. 81 10 81 Is =. Iotas.... 81 ,. = - !
Slated for Alexander IN the ninth inning
tone out when winning run was tcoIed -.
= T.ouis-'-...........O 0 0 0 0 o.
Two-base hits-L. Magee. Gather. Doak. MI
Ter Snyder. S Magee a.. Home runs-Becher'
Wilson Uits-OT Doak 5 in innings none
out IN seventh: of GrineT In ? none out IN
ninth; OF Sallee. in Ia innings on Alex,
ander 3 in 9 innings; of Mayer none In
inning Sacrifice hits-Cather LoDe.t, Becker
KUlifer. Double play-Cs Their and Butler. Lift
on bases-St Louis. I; Philadelphia. :. First
base on bals-On Doak, ?; OF Griner, :; Of
Salee. /; on Alexander. /. First base on er-
rors-St. Louis, /: Philadelphia. |. Struck out
BY Doak. !: BY Salee, !; by Alexander, ..
wild pitch-AleKander. Time-2:lj. Empires
Hart and RigleT
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CLEAN SWEEP FOR MAPS
Make It Four Straight Over
Senators in Lively Game.

Cleveland, June 1.-THE Maps beat
Washington here to-day by q score OF !
to 2, and made a clean sweep OF the four
game series.
The score follows:
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The score follows

UIFH-VW 7 III IN IHHIflts 7 NW-Ia-t 'IItH
). Fisher, Wright Three-base hits-wilson.
Hsarne. stolen bases-O Hara ~, Sullivan.
Fitzpatrick. Bases on balls-On Hoarne. ?; on
Thompson 4 Struck out-By HeIrne. 4: by
Friil, !: by Thompson. 2 Dohble plays
Fisher. Priest aud Jordon; AnrphE emo Barry.
Left on bases-Toronto. B; Jersey iChy, 6. I'm
plres-Hailin and Carpenter.
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American Association Results

Cleveland, 4; 81. Paul. 3.
Milwaukee. 10: indianapolis, 6.
Louisville, 3; Kansas CITY, III inn.)
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HAMILTON BATTLES BOSTON
Browns Pitcher in Rare Form
and Scores a Shut. out.

St. Louis. June list. Louis, with
Hamilton pitching In rare form, turned
the tables on Boston to-day, and won the
final game OF the series by score OF
% 0.
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The score follows:
Totals...A4sT: 20 q
Totals. 81 J y = NJ

IWo-base hits - NunallaAeI' 4rrs.-
Noriarty. Three-base hit-kayanangn- iilf-
on Cavet. in l inning; on Han " : la-,
ings. on Main. none IN innings, OF Drouc, !
in innings: OF McHale. II IA 8 innings; "a
Caldwell ! in l inning sacrifice hlt-Stahst''
Stolen bases-Daley. McHale. Douoie piayss.-
and TIllIams Left on bases-Sew YORK. !.
Detroit, : Bases on baIls-O1 Cayet. y p
Hall. /: OF Main. J: OF AcHale l. HIS ~
Main. :; by Dubuc, .: By McHale, !. by Gals
we'll. l. Time-I:is. Cmpires-chill and Saesi-
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Two-Sass higs-SnsaSs v Nssli- sacrince u ~
-McBrtis. Ccllargr@ stolen oAses-fosss.
fnApras. Csrasag, SAaaRs he0s-2- FIRST Dsss
a. s2ilS-or Celan0ra. d; ~ STkw. 4 FnH
hAss ga arvoss-11esalsld. . lsN on oases-
Cf,sslSna 2, washington Srro,k out-El
shaw. 8, ~ cellamors, 9 eoaols PASs-nss~,
ONslA Ngd R.Isqh-a shaw rHrs--l0 ~
rf-ssr- Cfaasa sad c'VnnOiis.
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New England League Results

Lawrence. :: Hayerhill, 2.
Lowell. 6: Worcester y
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Two-base hit-IAary.
.. Home run-Willlams,
In : Innings; on Bedieni
flee hit-SpeekeT. stolef
ten. Left on bases-Sl
Bases on balls-On liar
9. Hit by piteher-By J.
out by johnson. J; BY
dent, !. Passed bail--C
pires-Eyans and Egan.
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Pittsburgh Feds Strike
a Snag in LANCE

Chicago. June 17.-Lange permitted
no pittsburgh player beyond second
base until the ninth inning to-day the
Chicago Feds winning the game By a
score 90 20 J.
Pradley's error I'm the first inning was
responsible for one Chicago run, ana
buncacd hits IN the sixth brought In the
The score by innings follows:
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BAsEBAiIs-Yaie vs.. Princeton. Isst.sr
yun, card. Polo Grounds. $50 r. A.
an saie 200 Fifth Asenue.--Adyt
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ro,ais HtS9fiSs totals, ~ - -
GRATED for Taher in the ninth inning
cs snssi ''4......,.........s 90
IF, On bases-cornell. 4; Psnnsy ~.
Trro-hase hit-Miads. sacrifice hiss-btsas,s.,s q,
HALEY. schimpf, Mann. Mlnos WINS ,is,n pcsss
n,sys.-Denoyan aud Keating. WllliAnn -
Wallace struck sut--Ry sayre. u -
a First has, on called hails-on Bsfsss. -
az, Nv nltrhed hall--By Bryant Nfpih
iiimc,r.-Adams Time % geme-isD
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RAsEBALL, PoIs Grounds. To-day. $50 Pm.
Glangs va Ptttsbursh.--Advt.
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Totals uTn-ug reSais.... 81 90 III
'Batted fcr MeRrsta n tie eighth innlns'
tBatted for Saw " IA ANA tnning.
S 9::sIss,ss ,'. - sssss;sssE
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lOtdls... - 5 ~ - D VT loldls.. .'-t - 20
'Batted lor Groom IN the eighth inning.
fBatted for Boucher in the ninth inning
BROOKLYN ................O 0 O-5
St LOuis................0 OIL
Two-base hits-Drake Anderson, Tobia.
Double plays-Aarsans 10 Drake; Murphy 10
Holman to owens 70 Gagnier. Mid pitch
Groom. Bases on bals-On Groom, 1; OF La
rite. & Struck out-By Isftte. 5; by Groom.
4 Pitching record-On Groom. 10 hits 3 runs
in innings Left on bases-St. Louis. );
Brooklyn. g. Time q game-l:5j. Umpires-
Van SICKLE and Anderson.
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international League.

International League.
GAMES TO-DAY.
Toronto mt Newark.
Buffalo at Jersey City.
Rochester Mt Providence.
Montreal at Baltimore.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Newark. 4; Buffalo, o.
Buffalo. ~; Newark, 3.
Toronto, o: Jersey City. I.
Montreal. =: Providence, !.
Rochester. 6. Baltimore. 0.
Baltimore. 3; Rochester. 9.
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Baseball Standings and
Results in -Four Leagues
National League.

GAMES TO-DAY.
Pittsburgh at New York.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
~. Louis Mt Boston.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
New York. 5: Pittsburgh, 0.
Brooklyn. 2; Cincinnati. l.
Boston. s; Chirago, 3.
Boston. :; Chicago. 3.
Philadelphia. 5; st. Louis. 4.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
W. l. Pc W. l., Pc.
New York 80 is .6I1 Phila. ...23 "a .489
Cincinnati 80 90 SEQ Chicago 20 20 .4I3
81 Louis rs % 500 Brooklyn-..2i 26 Az
Pittsb'gh "a e5 400 Boston 20 20 .40o
Federal League.
GAMES TO-DAY.
BROOKLYN at II. Louis.
Buffalo at indianapolis.
Baltimore at Kansas City.
Pittsburgh at Chicago.
RESULTS or GAMES YESTERDAY.
Brooklyn. 81 ~. Louis, I.
Chicago. 3; Pittsburgh. I.
Baltimore. 2; Kansas City. I.
indianapolis, II: Buffalo. 4.
FEDERAL LEAGUE STANDING.
~
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Rochester Wins and Loses.

At baltimore:
FIRST GAME.
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The score follows
Tnfals aaIIArI1I

T0talE...1 10 q II n Totals. Is = u
'Battfd for Johnson IN the eighth tnning.
tran for Gainer In the eighth inning.
St Louis o IL
Boston ...................O % 800 . 0 90
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American League.
GAMES TO-DAY.

GAMES TO-DAY.
New York at Cleveland.
Boston AZ Chicago.
Philadelphia at IT. Louis.
Washington at Detroit.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
New York, 4: Detroit, 3.
ChicagO. 5; Philadelphia, o.
Cleveland, !; Washington. =.
ST. Louis, 4; Boston. o.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
WIPCI w PC.
pbiIa az 10 GAS Boston 2s 25 .528
Detroit ...33 81 $50 Chicago. "a 30 ~
Wash'ton.. 80 "a .5i7 New York. 10 90 .3I5
st. Louis 80 IS .537 Cleveland. 10 S5 .35s
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Montreal, 8; Providence, 7

At Providence
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ItNNI4 AIIu 4sbNIIs
SECOND GAME.
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Due Thursday. July Is.


SIS Kronprfnzessin Cecie. 40 miles east of
Sandy Hook at $40 A. yesterday.
SIS Finland. 2s2 miles east OF sandy Hook at
A. NJ.
IS iicllg olav 1873 miles east of Sandy Hook
al 1880 =. ".
s. President Grant, t1 miles east Of Sandy
Hook al $50 u. NJ
SIS New York uanD, $50 miles east of Sandy
Hook at 80 T. VI
s. Lenape, Jacksonville lS mile. south OF
Sandy Hook at y NJ
SIS Nueces, Mobile III miles south of Sandy
Hook al I = NJ
S. ri Norte Galveston. ic miies ssuthweS
OF Diamond Shoal. AZ . y.
ss Saratoga. Havana, go miles south OF
S. Iroquois. Galveston. IN miles south OF
Sandy Hook al p NJ
So City OF Savannah. Savannah, r2 miles
south of Sandy Hook Al noon.
IS Proteus New Orleans 4. miles south OF
Jupiter at noon
s. brilliant, New Orleans, 20 miles north OF
Diamond Shoals al noon
S. Pr,nz Sgismund, Kingston. All miles south
OF Sandy Hook at noon
SIS vi Vale. Galveston, % miles southwest OF
SIS Alamo Galveston, s77 miles east Of Gal
weston al noon.
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roREcrosuRH GALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK.-Jemes Clifton Brown. Plafntiff.
against Edwin g. Alton and others. Defend
ants.
In pursuanos Of q Judgment OF foreclosure
above entitled action and bearing date the
the Referee In said Judgment named will
sell at public avetion. at the Enehanae sales
n.ssy Civ street. os M, in ,hs Bo
on that day. by HERBERT. A. SHERMAN,
the ias :ss by
as follows; ALL that -ertsin lot piece or
parcel OF land: situate. lying and being n
scribed as follows: BEGINNING at a point
on the southerly line OF West one Hundred
srsd and seventy tye f.s, %ssisry from TN:
dres ana Thifty.third Street e ana rs seventh a
pssnH WITH GIRns d sh' ssy.nS S%'
through the centre Of a party wall so far as
the same extends, ninety nine o9 feet
eleven tlD inches to the middle line Of the
block thence westwardly but along said mid :
die line OF the block thirty seven (s7) feet
six 90 inches. thence northwardly but AGAR
through the centre Of another party wall so
far az the same extends. ninety mine es
feet eleven rl) inches to the said southerly
street and thence eastwardly but along said
southerly line Of said West One Hundred
and Thirty-third Street thirty-seven ts7,
besinnins Tn. SAID ia Premises I.s peins nov
known as No. aoe West issrd Street.
Dated. New York, July ARD. Islt.
LORD. DAY g. LORD. Attorneys for Plain
tiff No. 40 Wall Street, Borough Of Man
haitian. New York city.
to be sold; its street Number IL ,os wesi
iSdru street
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roREcLosuHy SALES.

v6 syPREME SQUIRT OF THE STATE oy NEW
Savn Is Bank. plaintiff. against New York Real
In pursuance Of a jud gInent Of foreclosure and
sale. bearing date the eighth day Of July 1914,
and d uly entered in the once Of the Clerk OF the
i9it l. the eTsigned. the referee In said judy
Exchange Saiesr DOM, Nos. 1910 Vesey Street, in
the Borough Of Manhattan Of the City Of New
O'Clock noon on that day. by Henry Brady. auc-
uoneer. the pre- misses directed by said Judgment
TO be sold. and therein described as follows:
with the buiidin Is and impr ovements thereon
Of Manhattan Of the City Of New York, In the
described as follows: Re ginning at the corner
formed by the intersec elton Of The westerly side
Of Aud ubon Avenue and the northeriy side OF
one hundred and Sevenv-sewnth Street, as now
nor,heriy side Of One hundred and Seventy
seventh Street. one hundred feet thenoe ther ~
parallel with Audi Avenue nine ty-four feet
nor theriy side Of One hundred and seventy
seventh street one hundred feet 20 the westerly
side Of Aud Avenue; and thence southerly
nine iy-four feet eleven inches 10 the point or
place Of be ginning: Together with ali gas and
electric fixtures. ranges, heaters, boilers, elc-
vators. refrigerators, bathiubs. pumps and ma
or connected with sad building and premises
and whether OF n OF the same any OF them are
securely attached TO the freehold or otherwise
hereby foreclo-rd 20 be real estate and covered
~ VIZ "'' '. '- ixMfsx. LYNCH. Referee.
II broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. City Of
The following IL dia gram Of the property tc
be sold. Its street lumber Is 2to Audubon Aven ue
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BROOKLYN DEALS.

Join II pelack and J. j. Levey have
sod tho two story and attic frame cottage
n ?76 Seventy-siNth street. Bay Ridge.
on plo; 4cNl0y4. for II. Mlniter to John
Dill
Arthur n Strong has sold 1919 New
hrk avenue. Flatbush, a detached dwell
ing, on plot 40x12O. with garage, to G.
Frank Reed Of Manhattan for occupancy.
Joseph A. McGarry sold the dwelling al
~ Warren street. corner of NeVins street,
% Mrs Bridget Fitzgerald, the tenant.
J. Rotheuberg has sold the plot l50x
100 AZ the corner OF Van Sclen and LIB
sriy avenues 10 the Diaz Building Com
pany for improvement with four four story
nsf, also sold 20 - Ruderman the nat
a Lewis avenue.
James " Hawley has sold the building
~ Himrod street to Christian Schmal2
n~ business purposes: also sold for Will
an Gilener To John Radke the building
Y sanhope street. and for Jarome De
Psus the dwelling 1908 Greene avenue &c
Capt GOtshart.
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. County

of New YofE'-XATHERfNE cHhMBERs,
Plaintin. against ALBERT STAKE and
In pursuance OF a judgment Of foreclosure
and sale, duly made and entered In tho
above entitled action and bearing date the
.th day OF June, 1914 ]. the under.igned;
sell az public auction. ut the Exchange
salesrooni. Nos 14-ie vesey Street. In the
Borough o. Manhattan. Ci,y OF New YORK
noon on that day. by Henry Brady, .Auc-
tioneer. the premises directed by said tudg-
ment TO be sold and therein described as
ALI. that certain lot, piece or parcel Of
Ward Of the city OF New York, being the
.Gs Of P.s street. and Known os
q map OF the Estate OF Hendrick Rutgers
DECEASED. made by Bridges and PopPleton
nied in the once OF the Register Of the CITY
and County Of New York as lot number ave
hundred and iventy.eight. which said
wit: Ea.,erly in front by Pike Street afors-
said; westerly In the rear by part 81 lot
nvo hundred ana twenty-five; Northerly on
and parallel WITH Nth N. soathefn boTndaT ~
line OF lot number Ave hundred and twenty
seven and southerly on the other side by
! containing in breadth In front and rear each
twenty-four feet and In length on each side
eighty-six feet. said premises being now
Street n .sia city. The Sor,hsriy and
sontherly walls being parts. wsil.
Dated New ..r y9,h I Y r, isth 49,.
DE WITT. "LocKMAH 4 DE DE wfTT' A.
,orneys for Plaintiff. 30. N Nassau
street Borough of Manhattan. City OF
Tn. foliowin. Il. a diagram Of. tn. prop,
.rty TO he sold: It's street number is No
81 Pike Street
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BUSINESS PROPERTY LEASES.
shifting in Trade Locations Con,
tIuues.

Tho NJ. Morgenthau Jr. Company has
leased to Donger 4 Borgenson store
about 2iS90 on tho west side OF sixth
avenue. about so feet north OF West
Twenty-second street This Ia the ffth
store in the former Enrich Bros store
leased by the Morgenthau company.
The newest tenants are milliners who
operate a chain of stores in this city
and Brooklyn.
The George Bockhaus Company has
leased for the Austin estate to the Stand
ard Ice Cream Company a portion OF the
plot at 409-421 East 12ist street for
ten years. Also leased for the same es-
tate the building at 4i9 East 12ist street
for ten years to the Harlem Express
Company.
George r. Read a Co. announce that
the recently reported lease at 1899
Broa dway for Richie a Cornell involved
tho entire four story building. The les
see Is the George Y. Keith Company
manufacturer of Walkover shoes, which
will take possession August I. The lease
runs for ten years at an aggregate rental
OF 500. 900.
poise q Gilman have leased for W
u Thorn his private garage. a two story
building. at 237 West SiNty-ninth street
to George Legg for a term.
Gaines T. brennan Company have
leased the eleventh lott IN l1S and 100
East Twenty fifth street to J. r. Keim a
Co. OF Philadelphia also space In and
9 West Twenty-second street to the Ritter
Dental Manufacturing Company.
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Army and Navy Ordcrv-

WASHINGTON. July 2o,-rhess army
orders were issued to-day;
First Lieut. K c. Hill, Twenty-eecond In
fantry, TO Ada, Ohio as professor OF military
science and tactics az the Ohio Northern
University, relieving Capt. W, $, Nicely. In
fantry, assigned to Tventy-ninth Infantry:
Major T. T.. Traub, seventh Cavalry. de-
tailed for service as assistant chief Philip
pine onstabulary, with rank OF Colonel.
Second Lieut., T. Gordon, second Cavalry,
from Military Academy West Point, to his
capt. a. r. Armstrong, retired, 10 active
duty at Fort Armstrong, KY.
These navy orders were issued;
Lieutenant Commander A, Bronson. from
Naval Academy TO the Montana as execu-
live
Lieut-nan NJ Commander q, J.. p. Stone
from the Franklin to tho Vermont eXecu-
tive.
Lieutenant Commander W @, Briggs
from the Montana 10 the Franklin.
lieut. q. l. Caskey from aid on star
| commander In chief. Atlantic meet to home
and wait orders
Ensign J. ". n, Smith from the Flusssr
Ensign 4. d Bernhard from the ohss %
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SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNT

-ABRAHAM DAVIS and Louis DAVIS,
Plaintiffs, against GERTRUDE Il. SMITH.
CHARLES W. O., BATTER. WILLIAM +.
WEISS REALITIES ROSE BROWN. QUEEN
NAB COMPANY and CLARA h. KELLOGG.
Defendants
In pursuanos of a Judgment of foreclosure
above entitled action and bearing date the
18th day OF July. 1914 I, the undersigned.
the Referee in said judgment named, will
eel at public auction; at The Exchange
Borough OF Manhattan city OF New York,
on the 18th day of August, 1914, at u
o clock noon on that day. by Joseph =.
Day. .Auctioneer. the premises directed BY
scribed as follows:
ALL those certain lots, pieces or parcels
OF land. together with the buildings thereon
erected; situate. lying and being In. the
known as Nos. GO5-GOI West 18TH Street.
and bounded and described as follows;
BEGlNNING AZ a point on the northerly
dred and twenty-five feet west of Broadway,
and running thence northerly parallel with
Broadway one hundred feet eleven inches
TO the centre line OF the block; thence
MY feet; thence southerly parallel with
ssid Broadway one hundred feet eleven
inches TO the northerly side OF West ll5th
sweet, and thence easterly along the same
Dated New York. July 18th, 1914,
JULIUS H. zIEsER' Attorney for Plain
eel-s3 Park Row, Borough OF Manhattan
New York City
Th9 fG oil ycIG T. assrHm Of N, pfsSSg
Manhattan. City. County and State OF New
York: