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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-15
ACCIDENTS MANY
AT BROOKLYN GAME
O'Mara Breaks His Leg in
Sliding Home in the
First Inning.

The Brooklyn Superbas lost star
player for the rest of the season,
glowing chance TO 60 into fifth place
and farcical bail game in one fell
swoop at Ebbets Field yesterday after
noon. Oliver O'Mars, the brilliant
young shortstop. broke his left leg in
two places sliding into the home plate
in the first inning Of the game against
the Phillies.
He had to be carried from the field
and will not be able TO play again until
ncxt year. II was a day Of misfortune,
for Jake Daubert hurt his ankle badly
and VIII be out for week or more,
while Hans Lobert injured his kneecap
by plunginF into the grandstand run
ming for q foul.
Hammering Frank Allen for two runs
In a stirring ninth inning rally. the
Phillies won by score OF 8 20 z.
Eleven errors cast their lights and
shadows over the struggle, with both
teams struggling for mastery in the
art of buffoonery. The pitchers, too,
came and passed with frequency that
gave the official scorer a heartache.
Rixey, Marshall and lineup opposed
Steele. Schmutz and Allen.
The score follows:
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COMING OF COLE
SAVES YANKEES
Red SOX Lose One More
When Tall Pitcher
Checks Hitting.

Boston. Aug. 14.-Thc Yankees again
surprised the Red SoX here to-day and
won the second game Of the series by
score Of to s, thus ayenging in a
measure the indignities heaped upon
the Giants by the Braves.
The Yankees were outhit, but
pro6ted largely by the errors of the
Red Sox. Brown began in the box for
the Yankees, but was so wild that he
did not live through the first inning.
Heating was his successor, but he also
tsrried only little while. Cole then
went to work\ and acquitted himself
we'll, although BOSTON came within an
ace of tieing the score in the ninth.
Brown gave three bases on balls in
the first inning before he could be
rried off the mound A round Of hits
greeted Heating when he came TO the
mound, and when the inning ended
Boston had scored four times. A pass
to Cree, an error by Gardner and
Sweeney's single gave the Yankees two
runs in the second inning, and they
scored again in the third, drawing 10
within one run of Boston.
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They Occupy Entire Block
Front Between SD
and SD SITS.
SAILORS SNUG
HARBOR TO BUILD
Trustees to Erect Loft on Broad
way-Architect Disposes of
Gramercy Park Home.

Ex-Governor William VI. Brown, OF
Pennsylvania, has sold the two eleven
story apartment houses occupying the
block front on the east side Of Madi-
son av., between SD and S3d SITS, TO
an investment company, composed OF
Brooklyn men. The houses are on a
plot 20OxS0 feet. In part payment Mr..
Brown received a large tract OF lots
in Plainfeld. ~ j.
The apartment property was pur-
chased by the seller last April from
the builders. The southerly house was
erected by the Alpha Construction
Company. Adslph Hrshfeld, president,
and the northerly one by the Mansad
Construction Company, Emanuel NJ.
Krulewitch. president. About 1900 lots
near Garden City were given IN this
trade. which involved about S2OOO,OO0.
The Sailors Sung Earbor trustees
are to erect four story loft building
to replace buildings partially destroyed
by fire about a year ago az li3 and
7i5 Broadway. extending through TO
Mercer 81. The property has front
age of ffty-tWo feet. and extends 200
feet to Mercer st.
This will be the first Improvement
undertaken since the courts recently
granted the trustees greater latitude
in the improvements Of their holdings.
Plans for the proposed building have
been prepared by Maynicke & FRANKIE.
In the Gramercy Park section Of the
city, at 139 East 10Th ST., Frederick J.
Sterner, the architect, has sold his
home, three story structure, on lot
23x75 feet, valued at about $4,000.
He has occupied the premises since
1908. Six weeks ago he purchased the
two three story dwellings at 154 and
1856 East SD ST., on lot 32xl005 feet,
which he plans to convert into one
bu;id;pc
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RECORDED LEASES.
AUGUST A.
Manhattan.

10TH ST. 800 " RlD; Marguerite ! Berg
10 Leo Abraham. 500 ~ 18th st: / yr from
sept ]. 1914: $500; atty, LEO Abraham, sl6 T.
i50th 81.
ST NICHOLAS Az 1sS corner storel:
Joseph Brucker 10 Alex LieboWitz, IA W 1i9th
81 yrs from Sept I, 1914; $50; atty, Samuel
Sptung. "a Bway
BAYARD ST. 20 Ostorc foor): Beckie Gross
10 Joseph Rosenberg. 20 Bayard st yrs and
10 mos from July !, 1914; 81. $50; atty. l. A
Solomon. ~ Park Row
AMSTERDAM Az. 31S to 32s (alD; Elz d
Walton Fl al. trustees. to Livingston Radia
tor Manufacturing 20. 1856 W 52d II; p yrs
from oct I. 1914. 1880; atty, Title Guarantee
and Trust CO.
BAYARD ST. S. (store and east bssemeno;
Jacob Rosenberg 10 NJ ~ Savitt. - Bayard
81: 4 yrs from MAY !. 1915. $500; atty, Louis
l.ebewohl. Elizabeth n.
MOTT 81. and ,alD: J Smith to Soy
Kee & 60, Z Mott 81; 10 yrs from oct -.
1914; 5000; attys. stanton & II, 81 Mas
sau 81.
9TH ST. Sii and SIG alb; Harris Man
dclbaum and AFRO 20 Joseph Schenk 81 W
10Th st 3 yrs from May I. 1918, s.. 600 sttys,
Eisman, l. Il q, l3J Bway
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
AUGUST li
The Bronx.

The state Bank to stone Avenue Realty
Co. 81. - - r..,,.,,At, Tn,
king and ano TO FoN; 5000.
q / Gillespie. exr, 10 Mary Z Muir
ply 81.
Greenwich Savings Bank 10 kmigrant
Industrial Savings Bank. $1,000.
Rachel Schlesingsr TO VI Goodmsn' u.
ID Dsnziger 10 A Goldmyer: 81
! Carmichel. trus, TO Elizabeth irwin,
trus: 5000 N. c..
man; $1,000. 80,
Iawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co
10 New York Mortgage and Security co;
$4,000
p renzer to 4 Mssino. 81.
Equitable Life Assurance society OF the
limited states 90 Sesmen's Bank Tor saw
Incs I'm the City OF New York; $4,000
LAWYERS Mortgage Co 10 the Hospital
end House OF Rest for ConsumptiFes'
Elsie p Insrabsm to Mary l. Shear.
81. 600 $500.
n q Bondy to Carrie weiss; $40.
New York Life Insurance Co 70 New
York Mortgage and Security CO. Ho'oee'
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES,
with name and address Of lender and al
tOrney)
AUGUST Il.

CpESTON Az, 3. 2O6l lssth 81. runs e
Sc sx : I0X c gSx COX % 10 az \ n 10 10
beainnipg; June l.. 1918; VI y McDennon 10
II y KeU. s.. 700: atty. Wechsler 255 BVsy
oRCITIRD ST. lO3-i09 cor Delaney
e.. 761xSIC: ian s. 1907; J Marcus 20
Greenwich Savings Bank; f2o'O0e; atty' u :"
De witt. IS Nassau 81. 49,, ~,
WEBSTER Az, n W cor Gun mn HoSo
e 1r9g 2x76 9x92: March g. 1911: kate joyce
10 VI Keller. Brentwood PARK 'S'VV' a"! .
0,rfsra Brog. 1873 Webster az.
9TH ST. 5. 20l.S Ith av' is'tAsss AprIl
7. 1909 quinn smith me 10 !" "i0'''"0'
ST.. 600; sttys 80 Nassau ST. 80,
slsT ST. a & 46 T. 8 s. lS2b ih aV,
H. GxsS9: Aug 3 1909: r. Nittnauer q ano
10 \ y Mig and Sec Co, l55 Bwsy s'pVOO'
elST ST. ~ l.. :, 2S Madison aN' -Vh
9sg: Idzzy Merz 70 same; $4,000.
uST ST. a. d A. +; same properly same
10 same: $4,000. ,,.s,.o, 90. oo-
sss: Aug 10 1906; Amelia and Lhoyd bihsn~ni
70 u SIN sT' :. ei5 Madison az. 2oxss.s;
Inc o 1877. Romuius and Susan p Colgate
10 T. Trust CO; $4,000; attys' stewart D.
A. Wall ~. ,s, 90. oo.as a..
Acrll "a 1906: A Lambert 10 J TroNorioge
Noroton. Conn: $4,000; sttys' CadNalaaef
" q T, 20 Wall Il. .--,os
74TT ST. SIS T., s, 20 % az, -sAV-' !,
INV / 1912: otto and Frieda LoeschnsT 10 b
Tc1enson: 600: atty. II 90.
i0gTH ST. =. 100 c RIVERSIDE Drive; %
100 II. Jan Y. 1872: Harriet + Gibson 10 Law
vcrs Mts Co, 50 Liberty st; t.V@.
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two sly frame dwlgs. 17x3S4 each; + Gass,
--lo Westchester as; b Eblng. l3j West
chester 50. architect: total cost. 81 COO
BARROW ST. Is. TO a . stv tenmt; Mrs +
Guntzer. 20 T. 18Th ST. owner: N Rcseman,
la3 IN ST. architect; cost. 5000
BROADWAY. 81, 10 n o sty office bldg: es
tate OF NJ l. Campbell, = Cedar st, owner;
Wells. Fargo q Co. premises. lessee. g But
Ter, % W 18th 81, architect. cost. 81 600
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New Brooklyn Apartments.

Shampan & Shampan have prepared
plans for two high class apartment
houses to be erected on a plot l0Oxl0O
feet on the east side of Ocean Parkway,
100 feet north of Beverly Road. Brook
Ign, to cost $4,000, for the Comet
Construction Company. Work will be
started Immediately upon the approval
of plans from various department.
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IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transaction was recorded at
The New York Real Estate Exchange yester
day:
By Henry Brady.
tl51H ST. 33S T.. =. las lst az. 95x
l0o.ll. sty tcuiut and stores sold 10 l.
Magucc for slf, 100.
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Totals ~ Sl327 Il Totals....37 l. q 4
sBattcd fof RXey in the sixth Inning fBat-
ted for Marshall in the ninth inning. fRat-
tend for Miller ia the ninth inning. 'Batted
for Alien in the ninth innig.
Philadelphia ......... 0 g
Brooklyn .........-... o ~
Left On bases Philadelphia. Il: Brooklyn,
u. TwO-basc hits-Paskert, steele. Three
base hif-I0bert Sacrifice hits-Daubert,
Meyers Egan. steele. First base on errors
Philadelphia. o. Brooklyn. s. stolen bases
Daubert. Iobert. Meyers. Egan. Double plays
Becker and Kinlfer. Cutshaw and Dduberi.
Bases on balls-On Rixey. 4. OF steele .;
on Schmutz. Q. or Alien. :. Struck out-By
lineup. !. by steele. 2: By Allen. 2.
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TUo-basc hlts-Layan. WilIIams. Breton.
Hts-On Faber. G IN "a innings; on
Lathrop. . IN ; 10 innings; of Benz. none in
inning. Stolen bsse-Ifoward. LETT on
hases-St Louis. 6: Chicago. .. First base
on bsls-On Faber. o: of Weilmsn. J; OFT
Iathrop. l. Hit BY pitcher-By Weilman. !
Gathropl. struck out-By Faber ]: by Well
man. 3: by Benz. .. Tlme-2I5. Umpires-
Diuecn and Sheridan
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MECHANICS LIENS.
AUGUST "A.
Manhattan.

SID ST. Is W; T. @ Werns at Mary 2 Hall.
orner: Gamble Realty 90, contractor: $3.50.
SID ST, II W: same agt G. W Lindsey,
owner; Gamble Realty co, contractor: s. 90
BROADWAY. " cor 9Th g. lJ5.1xlO0.
Gimbel Bros. New York. against Amusement
Restaurant CO, Inc owner and contractor;
s. 200.
GIH Az. Csi: ] 2 ZurIs Tile Co ast Alvina
McAl~enan. owner. Louise y ODonohue,
lessee c Koster contractor; Si5j.
JSTH ST, al W; III Pine sgt Bertha Wolf.
owner and contractor: sos o.
LEXINGTON Az. 1913: II Pine agt Bertha
Vol. owner and contractor; SIS co.
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
AUGUST t.
Manhattan.

CATHEDRAL PARKWAY. g. 700 .
Lenox az. 50Xl00; Dlla Danzig. Mary Eisen-
berg and Beckie Levine loan Rosewln
Amusement Co. Inc. and A RossnEeln s. 900
The Bronx.
UNIVERSITY Az, cor Burnside sv
3-SSNls3.l; City Mortgage Co loans Univer-
siiy Building Co Inc 10 erect ak ) vty
spmts Cil paymsnts), fis5.00o
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Two-base hits-Crandall 81. SHAW. Home
run-Tobin Sacrifice hits-Boucher, Hon.
man. Double pay-Gagnier to Griggs. stolen
basc-AndersOn. First base on balls-On DaE-
EXPORT s: OF Seaton. /; of BlueJacket, J..
Struck out-By Davenport. Z: by Seston. p;
bv Blueiscket 2 Pitching record-om Dav-
enport. hits and runs in 20 innings; on
Blueiacket. hits and runs In Id innings
Left on bases-St. Louis, 8; brooklyh l.
TIme-g:OO Impires-Hrennan and Cusack
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N,If =.
Kansas City. 0 o KS . 3
Baltimore. ...... 0 p o. o %
Batteries-Cullop. Adams and Easterly;
Wilhelm. Conlev and Jacklitsch
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BOSTON A. L.


Totsis...32 % IS q Totals...346 II q u 4
'Bstted for Heating IN the second inning.
fBatted for Janvrn In the sixth inning.
Slated for Collins In the seventh inning.
Slated FOR Carrigan in the ninth inning.
'Batted for Bedient in the ninth inning.
New York........... %
Boston. % o 0 % Is
Two-base hits-Msisel. Cree. Cole Mullen,
Gardner ~. Hits-On Brown. in 20 inn
ing: OF Heating in 10 inning: OF Cole,
9 in innings; Of Foster / in 10 innings;
off Collins. . in % innings: or Bedlent.
in . innings. Sacrifice hts-Cole Sweeney,
Cook Sacrifice hy-Hooper Stolen bases
Hooper 90. Hobltzell Msisel Double PLAYS
Boone. Pecknpaugh and Mullen: Yerkes.
Hoblitzen and Scott. Left on bsses-New
York Z: Boston. 6. First base on balls
OF Brown 9. on Cole, l. of Foster. 8: on
Collins s. First base on erroTs-New York.
Q. struck out-Bv Cole. q by Brown. l: by
Foster. 3. by Bedient. ]. wild pitch-Foster.
Umpres-Chill ana Connolly Tme-e:22
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Athletics Only Human.
Totals. 81 . s y 10 2

Totals...3I2s q 10 q Totals - q 10 0
.Bstted for Bressler in nlnth inning
Washington ...........O % o.
Philadelphia ...........0 0 0 0 81
TWo-base hits-Gsndil. Ainsmith. McInnis
SChanE. Home run-Johnson. Stolen bases
Morgan. Shanks Collins. Double pIay-Mor-
gan Mcbride and Gandil. Left on bases
Washington. >; Philadelphia. .. First base
on balls-Ofr Johnson, .; of Bressler. 3. First
base on errors-Philadelphia. 2 Struck out
By Johnson. s. by Bressler, s. Tlme-l:j0
Umpires-Egan and Evans.
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CARMEN WINS BIG RACE
Is Victor at Brighton Beach
Madona Hurt.

Clarence Carmen. Of Jsmaies, Long
Island, covered himself with glory by
winning the forty-mile motor paced
ace last night al the Brighton Beach
lnotordrome. beating a crack field. The
ne FOR the distance was 49:il 40.
rev Lawrence. Of San Francisco, was
| eond and Bobby Walthour third.
lnly three riders finished.
Vineenzo MadonR, the young Italian
.sfotege Of Floyd mcfarland, met with
serious accident in the ninth mile
Providence, 6; Montreal, Q.
Al, Providence. n H. Z.
providsnoe ....s 9ooo x-e 9 2
Montreal .......3 -
batteries Bentley and :. on'low Nc
Gamer and HoNicy
--4----
BASEBALL. Polo Grounds. To-day p. 81.
Giants - BoSton.--Adyt
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Packers Make Rally in Time.

Kansas City, Mo, Aug. 14.-Kansas
inning, scored four runs and won to-
days game from Baltimore to ).
The score follows:
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LIS PENDENS.
AUGUST IA.
Manhattan.

GOTH ST. s s. 100 It 5th av. 40MOOA: 7
Riehl sgt Theresa Abeson ct al foreclosure
Of mtg; attys. Harris. Corwin. Gunnison &
Meyers
18TH ST. =. 20 Il . lth av. icxiOO.1l:
Margaret W Burdsall agt NJ Kelly ct al
foreclosure or mtg; attys WILSON, Barker
& Wager.
57TH ST. fo2 W; Mathilda Gordon ast
Mollie II Van Bdar ct al foreclosure OF
mtg: atty. I Cohen.
10TH ST. 81 W: Hattie ROthschild agt
Ethel Prayer ct al Commencement OF
dover etcD; atty, s n Lash.
18Th ST. IS W; Elizabeth Irwin agt J j
Tierney q al foreclosure OF mtg; atty. q
+ Alexander.
RIyINGTON ST. 217: NJ Nathanson agt A
Schwartz ct al faction 10 set aside deed. etcJ ;
atty. \ Greenberg.
ST NICHOLAS Az " cor ICith a. l3s. *
MS. East River NIL and Lumber 60 agt
one Hundred and Sixty-four building CO.
Inc et al faction 10 foreclOse mechanics
lienl: attys. Williams Folsom 4 Strouse
18TH ST. s. 40 Madison az. lGGXi00 . (:
Edith + Adams ut + Adams faction 70 es-
tablish Hem: aitys, Brown. Cooksey d
Myers
MADISON Az. n y cor i2sth 81. I9.ilxs5:
Sarah Morton agt Annie NJ keenan, q al
foreclosure Of mtg: atty. Moran.
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-r,,t.lr a. II "a &c q Totals. 81 d % Il 2
sRztted for Tesresu in the nth inning.
fBstted for Demaree in the seventh inn
ing.
roston ......O 80 0 81
New York. o I'd
First base on errors-New York. 2. Two
$50 bits-ConnoiIv Merkle Home runs
connolly. Merkle Sacrifice hit-Marsn-
,.iiIe Sacrifice fics-Devore, Connolly
sew Work. 4. Boston e. Double plays
fescher Meyers Tcsreau and Doyle.
noyio and Merkie 90. Bases on balls
on Tcsreau 4; OF Demaree, on Niltse,
q. hy Wiltse. 4 by james, 2. Wild pitch
-Tesreau. Hits-On Tesresu. s in Inn
frgF. OF Dcmsrec. Ia innings or
NNtse. I In innings Time ;5S. Jm-
piFeS-Kiem and Emslle.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

THE BANKING DEPARTMENT oF-THE
STATE OF NEW YORK offers at private
sale modern houses. bungalows and build
ing lots at Sensational Bargain Prices.
The properties are at Grantwood. HID
son Heights Morsemere and Leonis, New
Jersey. about opposite Grants Tomb. The
Supreme Court has authorized the sale,
and quick results are necessary In order
TO close the business OF the Industrial Saw
inss a. Loan Company and the New York
Mortgage Company Thu means that
prices are low enough to attract home
seekers. builders and investors.
Find out about this unusual opportunity
at once while the range OF choice is great.
est by addressing
BENZ. ID. HAfGHT.
Special Deputy Supt OF Banks.
6ei Times BvlldlnE. New York City.
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Knetzer Wins for Rebels.

Chicago, Aug. Knetzer's effec-
tiveness in pinches was the main factor
in Pittsburgh's victory over Chicago
here to-day by a score of to 3.
The score by innings follows:
r. II. r..
Pittsburgh ....1 0 / 0 0 0 Is 10 .
Chicago .......0 0 o 0-3 2
Observation-Disclosures and Berry; Prendergast,
Fisk and Wilson.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Interest per cent unles otherwise noteo''
AUGUST ~
AI..LAAnr
Manhattan.

AMSTERDAM Az, c 8. sos 18th 1t;
e5xSs. Ferdinand n Stellhorn 20 Bernhsrd
G;erdes. 24oT Morris az: yrs; s2o'ooo; aug
-. attv. r q co. lT6 Bway. -
CATHEDRAL PARKWAY. $, I~
Ieuox AZ. 5ONiO0: Rosewin Amusement %
10 Dela Danzig. 1850 eth av: Mug = 'pri"r
n,tc $4,000 due oct ~. 1871 g
q 6O0:. atty. Kantrowitz & r, $40 5wa5.
FERRY ST 20. 25Xj5; VIM ~ Hoop'e ,o
American Mtg 20. So Cedar ST yrrs Aux
10. $40. 900: atty. Bowers :. IS cedar 81.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, . cor Ss.n ~.
100 sNlOO: Philip Livingston 10 larter
const 90 1lp W 10th 81 tpr mtg N'oVu",s
3 yrs. p E: July %; $4,000; atty
Co I76 Bwsy. ,o,.a. In.
Uarbater e. nno TO Chas Fox. 1850 ey.h ~,
BkIvn: Aug 10: due Feb 10. 1911 op g
81 900: atty. 4 Madeo, ~ Court 1t, bkilh.
lO6TH ST s. 200 Riverside Drive, 5s'x
100 II: Hudson Investing 90 20 BrookiSt
Trust Co IT7 Montague 81 Bklyn; AuH To-
2 vrs: $50 600: atty u T ms CO. 100 Bws,.
i1tTH ST ! = 100 9Th ay. .sxi".ia
sami pilscheck 10 Mssebs Realty 90. 2's
away: Aug ~ opr mtg Sle.5ool instsii; "
d G.. S. 700; atty. Myers & ;, 29o BHal.
SAME PROPERTY. same 70 HeImsi,
Brand. AS r 57th at (pr mtg s23oool: 1
vr. an C. as pcr bond Aug 10: $1,000 stf1'
Jas G Abraham. 30 Church 81.
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Pirates Nose Out Reds.
Totals. .0s7s7isel Totals. 30 !,

sRstted for McQuillsn in tine third inning
fHstted for Douglass in the seventh inning.
1Rsn for Miller I'm tho seventh inning.
Slated for Ylngling in the eighth inning.
Pittsburgh .............0 N-S
cincinnati ............l 81
Hlts-On Douglass in innings; or
Yingling none in I inning: Off Schneider.
none IN / inning: of McQnillau. I In inn
ings. on O'Tooe. I'm innings three at bat
and none out when relieved In eighth; or
Harmon. IN . innings. Two-bsse hits
Douglass Herzog. Won Konitz. Throe-base
hits-Twombly. O'Toole. stolen base Berg
hammer. First base on balls-On Douglass,
I: of Schneider. ]: or O'Toole. ! OF Harmon.
T. Passed bsll-Clarkc. Hit with pitched
bsli-By Douglass Vlox). First base on err
rors- Cincinnati. !; Pittsburgh. J. Left on
bases Cincinnati s: Pittsburgh, l. struck
cut-By Douglass. 3: by Ylnglng. ]: by Nc
Quillsn. T. by O'Toole. ); by Harmon, ].
Time-e:0L Umpires-Hsrt and Rlgler.
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r Clark TO New York Mortgage and
Security Co: $4,000.
Mary Bresciani 10 Maria Bozzuffi: ST.
Guck 10 Maria BoZzuffi: 81.
The Bronx.
Whitehall Realty 90 to Louis Rudin $500.
Charles r adler 10 Title Guarantee and
Trust Co. $1,000
Title Guarantee and Trust Co 10 Justine De
Peyster Martin 6.00o.
Same to James A TroWbridge 5000.
Otto Lppmann to Auguste Lippmann; 81
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The Bronx.

GRANT Az. cor lGjth ST. sl2xaoi 20
Sherman a. irreg; koyacs 1onstf 70
10 Realty Operating 90, 10 Wall ST; aug
II; demand; G.; s2IOooi ANY IL
Wood. J27 9th av. "a
HOE AV. @ :. i79.J Freeman 81 s1x
100: Galveston Bldg 60 10 Arbutus :sesity
90. . Rector st; Aug 10; yr; p c; soo"o'
atty. T q & + Co - ..
TONGFELIOW Az. 80 > Garrison
ay lOOxf 100. Schlatter Embroidery GO 70
Matthias Haffen. 2ofo Marion av; Aug ":
yrs: 81 G. $500; attys' frees 6 AcC'
Tor g. map Harrington est. Pedsr "
Paterson 10 Alfred II Morris, Ihos '
Teck. \ Y: Aug 10: 10 yrs; p c; SJ.0oo'
a,tv Frank Gass. s22i5 Weetchester az
LOTS 40 and 30. map + IL Fo,-
stcr. lillian e Hermann 10 Chas stump.
IOeS Jamaica av Woodhayen. Long Isisnc
hu0 Ia; / VI: int as per bond; $1,000;
attys Harrison. z e. -. 90 Wall ST.
LOTS and 10. map Allen est, Pssqusl9
Rosald 10 Model q & l. Assn Of Mott havsn.
1868 81 av: Aug 6; install; G "'S'''
atty r q & T 60. 1I6 Bway ~ 90
TOWNSEND Az, W s, 40 ltOth ~. SIX
100: Annie F la Yigne TO Herman p hppie'
23iG Grand ay: Aug ~ yrs; sow s''.'
T g & T co, iT6 Bw&
TURNPIKE RID. leading from y 70
Roston. e 5 at n 2 road leading to odell =
or Town Landing. contains sS0 S-l00y
acros EXCEPT part taken by city y Y Chas
II Bcekman & ano 70 Elisa Granger 10
Rue Weber. Paris France; July II; duo
Apr l. 1919: 6 D g: $4,000; atty, Lawyers
T T & Co. 100 Bway.
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Two base hits-thaDman, Burns Sacrihce
lit C!aN ford. stolen bascs-t raWfOrd,
Buns Bush. Moriarty. Double piayE-kata
rsugh, Bush and Eurns; chapman. Wants
ganss and rajoc: Wambsganss. LaJo'e
and Ncill Hits-Om Steen, II IN innings.
or CollamOrc. IN 1 inning none out I'm
ninth; on Coumbe none in I inning First
base on balls-OH Stcen. .. on CollamOre. q;
on Dsuss. . Hit by pitched bslls-By Dauss.
- Wood and Johnston. Struck out-Bv
,tecn. 3; by Collamorc. /. by Dauss, .. PASSED.
Nelll First base on errors cleveland,
.. Detroit, Z. Left on bases-Cleveland, Z;
Detroit. O.. Umpires -Hidabraud ami
O'Ioughlin. Time-2:00
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The Bronx.

JEROME Az. 1853: Harlem Savings Bank
agt Margaret EliN e. al foreclosure CT
mtg): atty. + Cinch
JEROME Az 2351. Harlem Savings Bank
agt Msrgaret i Ellis 81 al dorociosure OF
mtg: atty. : clmch
PROSPECT Az. 400 Jennings 81 l049:
9 Dcoiy agt J. w Fey e. al foreclosure Of
mrri: atty. II HUH.
FIELD ST. s. 100 Rock ST. 50xio0: r
q Hardy az j 4 BURNS e. al foreclosure o.
mtg: atty. l. . Friess.
Mary owen agt Emily Edgloy e. al fore
closure OF Mtg. atty r " MackeWan
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REAL ESTATE.

FOR HOMES In the ses, country near Se,,
York consult The Country Home League.
90 West sd strtsL Phone $3.50 Madison.
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White Sox, 6; Browns, 4.

Totals. 80 s 10 y 10 / Totsis....3i4 % T.
Stated for Isthrop in ninth inning that
tel FOR AEnew I'm ninth inning 1Batted for
Woilman IN ninth inning.
Chicago ................o 1907 900 Sc
ST Louis ..............1 I %
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ALTERATIONS.
AUGUST H.
Manhattan.

items under s. % omittedJ
FREMONT Az, .. %. - Castle Hill sv
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Tristate League Results.

Harrisburg. s: Reading l.
Allentown. 6. wilmington ..
Trenton. u; Lancaster. H.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
AUGUST H.
Manhattan.

PARK Az. " cor Goth 81. Atlas Paint
CO at same. Jan 26. 1914: s9s5 S.
PARK Az. 60. Bethlehem steel co sgt
same: Jan -. lel+; t5lG IS. Same property
Braunfels Brewing 20 agt same; Jan g. 1914:
ilG5 IS. same property: Eastern Stcei Co Dgs
same: Jan -. 1915; IS 60 rs. Same property.
Lukens Iron and steel Co agt same Jan -,
1918: ;.i5 S.
BROADWAY. " cor 7ed 81: Cornell &
Underhill sgt VI sch!nssl e. al July - 1914.
rs3 -.
The Bronx.
Sd Az. 3S45 10 1876: Z Greenbers agt Brande
Paper 60 et al. July .. 1914: $50.