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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT NEW
York County. ANNA RuTuERFCRp NOR
hIs Plsiniin. against MICHAEL II EElDY.
Margaret searle. Mary Plunkeu and others
Defendants
In pursuance OF judgment Of foreclosure
ana sale. duly made and entered IN the above
entitled action and bearing date tho 18th day
OF March. 1914, L. The undersigned. the Ref.
cree ~ said ludsnen, named will sell a, pub.
lie auction. at the Exchange Sarsroom. No.
li'lb Nescy street. in the Borough of Man.
haitian. City of Nov York. on the .lst day OF
April, 1874. at - O'Clock noon on that day. nv
J " NaNeia Auct'opec' the premises direct ID
by said judgment 10 te sold and therein dc.
scribod "a follows
lying and bcng IN the Twelfth Wanl Of the
CITY of New York. bounced and des, ribri a.
follows BEGINNING at a pom, the
-outherly side of One Hundred and Seventeenth
four $50 fc"i and eleven Gh inches cas'erly
from the corner formed by the intersection Of
the Eas'crlv side OF Avenue or Pleasant
/ Avenue with sand Sputhorly SIDE Of One Hum
dre'i and seventeenth dl7thn Street. running
thence sol TiIERLN and parallel With aid
Avenue or Pleasant Avenue. and for a por.
iion OF the distance throu.A party vail. one
hundred l0li irei and ton 10, inches 10 the
centre lin" of the block; thence EASTERIY
, and parallel with sad street eighteen -, feet
Ard one and three cgh'hs l'.' inches thence
MONTERREY amt parallel with said Avenue
one hundred ilool feet and ten llN inches 10
the said side of said street and Thence WEST.
ERLS along the same eighteen u.s. feet and
one and three e h,hs IN inches TO the point
or place of beginning.
Dated New York. March - la'+
| NICHOLAS A DONNELLy Refcrce
HENRY LEWIS MORRIS Attorney for PLAIN.
tiff Office and Post Ofire Address g. Lib.
erty Street. Borough of Manhattau CITY of
New York
The following - a diagram OF the r-or,--v 20
he cold; ITS street Number }, go Els, NH
street, SD
! E,st tt-tb
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GOULD AND HUM WIN RUBBER.


Jay Gould and w. II. T. HUM. doubles
their friendly series yesterday with Hon.
Neville S. Lytton, amateur singles cham
ron of England. and George r. Convey.
professional champion OF the world. Gould
and HUM won the match in three straight
sets at 81. &c. 6-3. Yesterdays
match. which was played nj the New York
Racquet and Tennis Club. was the rubber
Of the series. for the Englishmen had been
victorious at Philadelphia recently by 3
sets to .. while the American pair had
won at Tuxedo, 8 sets to I.
There Is no doubt that the victory was
won mainly because Of the brilliant work
OF Gould HUM nevertheless played some
sood court tennis and at times showed up
10 better advantage than Convey. The
Englishmen were all AT sea In handling
the smashes of the Americans and for
the most part their returns were weak.
Neither of the visiting players could do
anything with Goulds battling service.
The score:
jay Gould and W. II. T. HUM Phlls
d.lphia Racquet Club VS.. Hon. Neville $.
Lytton and George r. Convey. England.
FIRST SET.
G GOULD" ana a"' H EGsn'. Hs Es-'s
SECOND SET
d Luton ar. and , cOvsy. ;:siis:sEs-;;ss
THIRD SET.
d 5ssts' a and H fsssy sti,csi; Ess-sssa
summaries--sets-Gould and HUM. 3.
h Into; and coycy' O., Games-.oopid and
Referee Nj. o. Patton. Marker - Harry
Harris.
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TENNIS TRIALS AT MONTREAL.
Canadian Association VIII select
Team for Davis Gun.

The executive committee OF the Cana
dian Lawn Tennis Association has decided
TO hold the preliminarles and finals in the
trials for the Canadian Davis cup team at
Montreal. For this reason the provincial
championships probably will be held
earlier than usual In order to leave the
slate clear for the trials. The prelimi.
naries will bring together the cream of
the Eastern provinces and the best Of
ue western talent will get to Montreal
for the finals.
whether or not the Davis cup tie itself.
IN which the Canadian team meets Aus
tralasia, will be played In Canadian city
has not yet been decided. but in view Of
the fact that the Australasian Tennis As
ISOLATION has already requested that al,
their matches be played IN the United
states It Is more than likely that the
Canadian selection will come across the
border to meet the antipodeans
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rORrcv.OsuRr SALES.

s>~.~>~>0-Os~-~c .-.>~>s~-~.
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEw
xORk-ressie T.. Herms,, and anethsA
others, defendants.
In pursuance Of a Judgment Of foreciosurs.
and sale, duly made and entered In the
referee In said Judgment named viii N q
public auction at the Exchange Sales Rcotsat
Manhattan. city. Of Sew YORK, on the list
day Of April. 1914 at "a o'clock nooa on
;ha, day ~ Joseph 7, Day, anction.er: tSc
sold and therein described a. follows:
Ali that certain lot piece or parcel %
land with the buildings and Improve m ents
eFf porc srSG'e % grs yns and nd o,,s
New York in the County and State of New
YORK. bounded and desct bed as follows;
BEGiNNiNG AZ point on the northerly
and seventy five feet castcrly from the 80
ner formed by the Intersection Of the north
erly side OF i25th street with tho easteriy
merry 1ith Avenue as wldened): running
thence northerly and parallel with said Pub
Nc Drive or Boulevard. ninety. nine feet
eleven inches to the centre Inc Of tho block:
thence easterly along the same, twenty-five
fset thence southerly parallel with said
boulevard and par, OF the distance through
20 the noriherly side Of i25,h street and
thence westerlv along the same. twenty.n
Zee, 70 he point or place Of beginning
street Number ga West fes,s street,
Dated New York. March 3ist. 1914
NELSON Ot.CoTT End, Referee,
inns Is NASSAU Stree; n2'"Fn po re" i' ~
Manha'tan. Ciiy Of New York
The following IL diagram Of the prop
s,,v to be sold a. de.criscd bcve. the
: y B aGss,on rs.
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SEALED BIDS will be received by the
Board OF Water supply AZ It's Offices. twenty
second floor Municipal Building, Park Row,
centre and Chambers streets, Nav York
CITY. until II A. NJ, on Tuesday. April 81.
1914. for Contract lis. for the construction
OF eleven superstructures along the line OF
Catskill Auueduct. The buildings are to he
OF brick with concrete stone trimmings. Ten
OF tn. buildings are 80 feet by 80 feet by -
feet and the other Is somewhat smaller
The substrurtures or found atoms of the
buildings have been built and The City will
furnish and erect the tile roof for the build
ings The work il located in the towns Of
phiilipstown. Putnam County anu Cortland
Yorktown and Mt. Pleasant. Westchester
County. New York
At the above place and time the bids will
be publicly opened and read Pamphlet
containing Information for bidders and con
tract drawings can be obtained at the above
address. at The ONCE of the Secretary. by
depos'ting the sum Of ten dollars iol In
cash or lite equivalent for each psmph q I
For further particulars apply TO the oiNc.
OF the Principal Assistant Engineer at the
above address
CHARLES STRAUSS President.
CHARLES y CHADWICK.
JOHN r CALVIN.
Commissioners OF the board Of Water Supply
W BRUCE COBB. Secretary.
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Dated New York, February %th. 1914.
MILTON MAYER
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF Srw
Attorney for Plaintiff.
81 Cedar Street. y Y. CITY.

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY. OF, SEW
YORk--FREDERICK HANSON. Plainilr.
against JOSEPHINE HANSON, Defendant
SUMMONS ACTION FOR A DIVORCE.
To the above named Defendant:
YoC ARE HEREBY SUMMONED 20 an
swer the complaint In this action ana to
serve q copy % your ans"sr on the plain
ANS Attorney within twenty days after the
service OF this summons, exclusive OF the
day o. service. and In case OF your failure
to appear or answer. Judgment VII be taker
against you BY defauit for tho relief de
nanded In the complaint.
Dated February D. l9li
4. J SMITH. Plaintiffs Attorney.
once and pos Once Address No - 50
Park Row. Borough Of Manhattsu. City
TO JOSEPHINE HANSON:
The foregoing summons II hereby served
upon You by, puhl,ea!ion,, pursuant to an
,ice Of the Sur5emo Court Of the state ~
New York. dated the eth day ., March, 1874.
AMI hird together with Ihs complsln: In TIE
office o: ne Ciefl o. ;he County ,..' Ne.
YORK a. tho Court House In .he Borough
OF Manhattan, cay and state OF New YuIk
Dated. March 18th. lpli
ANDREW J SMITH.
Attorney for P,ain,!T
$3.50 park Row porauEN OF M4uha,taa.
city OF New York. y
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
&nhem
l4th Street, near Fourth Avenu,
PUBLIC NOTICES,


SEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
Public service Commiss.5n tor the FIRST
District OF The state. o. New York, acting
the appointment OF Commissioners of Ap.
praisa. pursuant To Chapter OF the Laws
% l>sl. and the stverhi statutes amerdatory
thereof and supplemental. thereto, relative
20 acquiring an estate IN tee simple absolute
and an estate By way OF easement IN and to
certain several premis.s sltua;" a. ma near
EAST .3NTH STREET Ia the Borough of
The Hronx, CITY OF New York. r-cp,rfi Tor
,hr purpose ~ the construction, ra!v;cnauc.
,hc rtpil transit r,i,ronI co,,,rouIy spoken
OF as the LENlNGToS AVENUE ROUTE
report Of Charles L. Hoffman, Charles J
Leslie aud sampson II Weinhsnd.er com
miSsi"ners OF Appraisa! duly appointed In
hears late the ezra day OF March. lsli. was
ale IN the or OF the clerk ~ ,he county
" I6T T?H on IS M F,R IN a Of MN i2 ~.
said report VIII be presented 10 the supreme
Court of the state OF New York al Special
Term thereof TO be held In The Firs' judi, ial
Borough NJ The Bronx, Citv Of New York
on The :ilh day OF April, lyli, a, tho open,
mere or as soon thercif,,r as c5unse, can can
that said seport b" connrmet except as TO
upon ne map accompanying said report rs
Parrei No /, and that ~ TO sRli Parcel No
! a motion Will be made that said report
be not confirmed ana that sad report. H. SO
Ear As II relates 10 Parcel No I, he referred
to new commissioners 80 he appointed by
III" said Court to reconsider the subject
Dated. New York. April lo,h. leit
FHANK l.. POLK,
Corporation counsel
Hal! OF Records. Borough OF Manhattan,
CITY OF New York.
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stKRuaATEs' MOTTO LIS.

HANDEN, tATIiAIiINE In pursuance OF
an uidel OF Hon. kObcrt Ludlow Fowler, u
Surrogate OF the County Of New York notics
Is hereby given 10 All persons having Claims
against Cathaiine hHyden, latc OF the County
OF New York, drceased. to present the same
with Vouchers thereof to the subscriber at
his place Of transactiag business. No SEQ
Ftftn AVouLe Borough Of Manhattan. New
York Guy, on OF before the LIST day az Au-
gust next Dated New York the llth day Of
January, 1914 JAMES ALIEN AMBER HAY.
Den Executor. FRANK |. HALL. Attorney
for Executor, 20 BROAD street Manhattan
Ncw yor, civ
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CITATION.


p. m2wdANp s, sAM !, H.n r 5srn r..
Grote oil God Free a"t independent. &C iona
o. How.and, frank u Hosi0td. 0-a'r II
Butter. WHi,%m A How lsad;, H"r,"r, Il
hss MSir'St oha "a" M,M Emr 1usn.
land Mary u. Lucy. Albert Francis Hnslf,
the heirs and HcNi % kiq o. samuel Fisher
Howiand. deceased send Greeting
Where's Mary J pcrklns. OF the Ci'5 Of
gates Corr, OF our Count OF New York 20
dated is.y rcspec,,vti$ The iiih Av Of jun.
1915? and the 2tth uhy of june. l'lS re-
duly proved as tae ia., VII aai rcstg oer;
Of samuel Fisher How,anh, late ~ the
County of New York. deceased. Hnogrtors
you. and each OF you. are .iiel :" appeal
York a, his oricc In N" Co.nty % Sew Nofa
on the 9TH day Of llns, on" thousand uinc
hundred ard fourteen a. ha.f pasi tHE o'r,1 =
In thc forenoon Of that dhJ, then and tn "a
10 attend the probate OF the said last VII
Ana .uch OF YOU as are hereby cited, a.
are und,r IN. age Of tNrn'Y-pu" yeats are
required to appeir by yoGr guardian Il YOU
have one, or /: jou haze noue to appeir
and Apply for on" 10 be appointed or IN the
guardian viii Ne appointed ., the Surro
sate TO represent and act FOR you In ne
In testimony whNroof We have caused
said COUNTY OF Ney York 20 DO
herouuto nflNcO witness. HoN
Robert Ludlow Fowler, n HUrrogt'a
lL.sl Of our sa.u COUNT ~ New York.
In the year Of our Lorl one thou.
SAND mine hundred nut fourteen
DANIEL j DOWpNEr
Clerk of the Surrogates Court
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An invitation 10 all dog lovers and dog
fanciers Is given for n general meeting
Of the New Haven Kennel Club. to he
held in Room 304. Chamber of Commerce.
New Haven. AT o'clock tonight. The
first purpose OF the meeting IL to approve
and adopt the bylaws OF tho club All
who are Interested are asked to become
members A general discussion will take
place with the view Of electing a COM
mittee to arrange for holding a bench
show in New Haven in June.
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l25th street
Tho approximate amount of tho Hen o.
charge. to satisfy which the above described
property IL to he sold. Is sl,30s 3G, with In
tercst thereon from March 18TH. 1914 to-
Eether With costs aud allowance amounting
20 Sei5.0s, with interest from March 26th.
1910. together with tho cspouFcS Of tho
sale. The approximate amount NJ taxes.
ass ssinents and water rates or other liens
which are to he allowed to the purchaser out
o! the purchase money or paid by the
referee. iS $3.50 20. with interest.
The ahov" described property is 20 he sold
subject to past due nrst mortgage to So
cure $50 900 90 with interest at -. per an
mum from June eth, 1918. and other facts.
specified In 'hc Judgment herein and to he
specified in III" terms ~ sale
Dated New YORK. March 2is'. 1914
NELSON OLCoTT md Referee
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sUMMONscs.

Lester Florsheim, pia!n.ln. against Henry
: Warner. william Waiwyn. African
known as African Methodist Episcopal Zion
Church OF Ha.!em). Marco Realty conpany,
, hs G his VIE brues r. deed. s1 Anns
q leed, his wife. Anna E Gieed. susie A,hir-
son the names Mary" and Annie beins
fictitious, real Christian names being un-
known 20 plsintir. all OF said last mentioned
persons being he heirs at law Of John II
York Telephone Company ana Abraham
kaplan. Moses Packard and Nathan J
Rober, DEED. Virgil c. Gleed. Mary
Gleed. his wife. Bruce d. Geed. Annie
Gieed. his wife. Anna f. Gieed, susie At
kinson.
To the above named defendants
You are hereby summoned to answer the
within twenty days after the service OF this
answer Judgment will he taken against you
by default Tor the relief dema nded in the
'0 Dated New York. February .,h. 1914.
ono. and p. o. address. q cedar Street.
Roronsh OF Manhattan. New YORK Ci,y
, To the defendants and each OF hem
hi. Wiz. Anna T.. Gleed susie Atkinson:
The foregoing summons is served upon YOU
Hon Barlow :. Weeks. a Justice Of the 81
preme Court. Of ne state Of New YORK.
day OF April. 1914, with u copy OF the com
plant In The once OF the clerk OF the County
Borough Of Manhattan CITY of New York,
said State, the original complaint having
been MED IN said ONCE on the 9TH day OF
MILTON MAYER
Attorney for Plaintiff.
81 Cedar street. y. Y. Cl'y.
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i -.

Centre Line Of BOX
me api roommate amount of tho lien OF
'hhrst, to satisfy which the above deecrlbcd
properly ~ sold. ts Three Thousand ulue hun.
urea and four @t-l,o Dollars so 'ol -, with in.
teI.si thereon from the 27ih day Of February
80 tosetneT with the costs and allow ance
amounting To Two hundred ana eighty. six
10 100 Dollars $50 To- with interest from Mar, n
H. 1914: together with the expenses OF the
sale The approximate amount Of the tnxcs
assessments and water rates or other heA
which are to ts allowed - the purchaser out
OF the purchase money. or pad by the Ref.
cree. IL Three hundred and eighty four o6lyV
Dollars 49, 40 and interest
me premises Viii De sold subject to tho
dimensions thereof benz more or less and
subject also to any state OF facts which an
accurate survey may show.
Dated N"w York March - la'i
NICHOLAS A. DOSNELLY. Referee
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WEST POINT y. V. MARCH IS. 1871
Sealed proposals. In tripiicate. subject to the
usual conditions. for furnishing anthracite
a, this post until IL o'clock noon April is.
1914. Deliveries ~ be made during thc
nscal year ending June 3d. 1915. The United
states reserves the right 20 accept OF reject
any or all proposals or any par, thereof In
formation furnished upon application to the
Cuarternaster.
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WEST GAINS JUDGES VERDICT.
Psnd~lton Seemingly Superior, Bal
soIOns Think Otherwise.

n. G, Pendelton. intercollegiate wrest-
ling champion at 175 pounds. was defeated
last night by DR.. J. N. West, for the
heavyweight championship Of the New
York A. c.. In the club tournament. The
bout lasted for twenty-five minutes.
twelve OF which made up three extra pc
RODS, before the judges gave a decision.
Pendelton seemingly did the better work
for the most Of the contest, but the
judges did not think So In the first
neriod. ten minute session, neither o!
the men went TO the mat. but In the Sec
ond, which went for six minutes, Pen
telton picked West up and threw him &c
the mat. In the third stanza Pendeltor
tripped West. but could not get his
shoulders down. and In the final period
the collegian went down from his owr
momentum twice. while trying for hold
Vest landed on top each time. and II
Was evidently on this fact that thu
judges based their decision. The sum
naries:
:, l25 Pound Class. Preliminary Round-W
Downey threw II. NJ Graham with necl
rod in minutes seconds; N. g. Gordon
Final Round--M @. Gordon defeated W
bowney on judges decision In 10 minutes
!15 Pound Class Final Round-Dr. +. u
- John defeated =, Beal on referees de
'non IN 10 minutes , VI,
Prime threw A. O. Schrsmm with sid
ghsncery hold in minutes 81 seconds
richard Page threw H. Bertrand with sid
sSt' and cross buttocks hold In ~ minute
20 seconds.
Fns Round-Richard Page defeated W
\, frime on judges decision In IL minutes
:, Heavy weight Class. Final hound-pr;
- West defeated ~ q. Pendelton on judges
Lrt.SlUn In - minutes
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2G.il


The approximate amount OF the Hen or
charge to satisfy which the above described
property II to be sold, II SEQ. 5sss7. with In
terest thereon from the 18th day Of March.
1914. together with costs and allowance
amounting 10 t3t?le with interest from
March IS 1914. together With the expenses
of the gale. The approximate amount Of the
taxes. assessments and water rates. or other
liens. which are to be allowed to tho pur-
chaser out Of the purchase money. or paid by
the Referee. Is tfis.Io and Interest
Dated. New York March 20. 1919
EDWARD T. HISCOX Referee.
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rrSrno PARK. n. r. April 0.--;eorge
y 'or"y, profess onal court tennis cham
pom Of the world. who WAS beaten re-
'r''y by Jay Gould. the American ANA
~ viii meet Jack White. professional
~" New York Tennis and Racquet
%, in second handicap match mt the
IHh'oD Tennis and Racquet Club here
- N"N -, Convey AGAIN viii concede
" Ne nAf fifteen, white defeated Convey
49, No . N the first match.
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AMUsEMENTs.
METROPOLITAN%%p1tIsssk.

To-day Mat, at I. Psrssfai IreWsiad
To.ntGht at E. ManOn. Aida; Carhso, G'lly
Ro,hier. segurola, !e!ss; Cond Tas on Item.
Sat. ais, Pop. Prices. Gioconda. nestlnn.
obpr. Martin. hmato. Segurola Cond poiac Z,
EiMxN. Violin. Cox Braslau, Gilly, orch
Next Mon. al 8, Haensel u; GIete'' hl,sn,
T.es. ats: Gala Psri'ce. Ira.tsts, &c. n.
Tornls; ScottI LOhe nKrin Act II. Gadski. Homer
jorn. Well, Wlthcrspoon; Bohemc act j.. A, tM
csrHso' Guy Conds her.r, fG, nasE fpsms.ad
Berger. Well Wiihcrspoon. Cond. HERTZ
Thurs. AZ 8. Aida; Dcs,,nn' ooer' e"ruso
vi. al s. AmoIs Medtco. Borl; crsn ~
PM -Corsl Cond,, Toscan Ini; Secret OF ~
zanne. Aida: Scott tond, polecco
RARDMAN PIANO USED
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Navy Beats Lacrosse Champions.

ANNAPOLIS, April 9.--The m!dshipmen
defeated Johns Hopkins at lacrosse this
afternoon by 8 TO 2. showing superior
ny in every department OF the game en-
cep, stick work. As Hopkins generally
wins the Intercollegiate championship in
This sport the Navy teams friends are de-
ghted The Navy men had distinctly
stronger defence and a better system on
the attack, by which they regularly got
an extra man down the field and secured
many good chances at goal. Their shoot
'ng WAS not accurate. however. and many
GOD opportunities were lost Mitchell and
'a'is were the strong men In the Navy $
attack and Gilchrist and Spanagei shone
90 the defence, Knipp was Hopkins's
o. h't effective attacker and W. sutton did
vel on the defensive game.
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Cubs still Amid Icy Blasts.

COLUMBUS. Ohio. April s.-The Chi
cago Cubs game here to-day was called
off on account OF cold weather. The
temperature was 80 degrees.
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meyers not appearing. this game was sched.
uled for $50 O'Clock on the afternoon of April
II II the Brooklyn Chess Club
Openings-l. Queens gambit declined: 2 and
3. French defence.
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SANDS EARNS RIGHT
TO PLAY FOR TITLE
will Meet Gould I'm Challenge
Round as Result Of Victory
Over Russell in Final.
MATCH GOES FOUR SETS
Bostonian Plays Speedy Court
Tennis in Third, but
Loses Others.

Charles r.. Sands Of the New York
Racquet and Tennis GLIB earned the
right to play Jay Gould Of the Phila-
delphia Racquet Club. open court ten
mis- champion of the world in the chai-
lenge round for the United States title
BY defeating Charles T. Russell of the
Boston Tennis and Racquet Club in the
final round OF the national tournament
at the New York Racquet and Tennis
Club yesterday. The New Yorker won
three sets out Of four, with the scores at
SIS. l-S. 6--l. IS. by reason Of
his better generalship and steadiness.
This will not be the frst appearance
Of Sands in y titular match. for in
1905 he won the championship from
Joshua Crane. Sands was defeated the
following year by Jay Gould in the chal-
lepse round match, and the latter has
held the title ever since.
Russell showed that he In a player
Of no mean ability and gives great
promise OF becoming hard man 70
beat All he needs Is little more
seasoning. In the nrst couple Of sets
he played some very good tennis and
showed an Improvement over the form
that he had displayed In the earlier
rounds The score:
Final Round. National Court Tennis Cham.
pionship - Charles Z; Sands, New York
Racquet and Tennis Club. defeated Charles
T. RUSSELL Boston Tennis and Racquet
Club. 81, as. 81. 6--S. The point
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The Benz Automobile Sales Corpora
ton. agents for Benz cars and Gaggenau
trucks. will move May to new quarters
at 1900 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-03
REJECTS WRECKERS' BIDS
P. S. G. Thinks Grand Union
Material Worth Over $1,000.

An the bids received for the privilege
Of wrecking the Grand Union Hotel, which
must be torn down because Of the con-
struction Of the subway at that point,
were rejected 10y the Public Service Com
mission Yesterday. The commission was
disappointed at the small size Of the bids,
the largest Of which was only about
$1,000.
n was discovered that tho bids were
kept down because the contractors were
in doubt as to Just how much Of Z %
property they could retain.
Engineers Of the commission report that
there is machinery i'm the basement that
cost 10000 10 Install This includes an
ice making plant. complete Laundry an
electric power plant and plunging en-
CINE All this machinery. as well as
materials. will go TO the successful bidder
New bids will he received and VIII be
opened on Monday at noon.