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The sun., 1915-03-27
M'GRAW'S PITCHING
AND BATTING COUNT
Goes Full Nine Rounds in Box.
Raps Out Triple and His
Side Wins. 8 to ).
KIRMAYER A GRIP VICTIM

MARLIN. Tex. March 26.--Teams OF
Giants played nine innings in a cold
north wind this afternoon. but played
them quickly. The plan of choosing
sides was followed again, and with
strength scattered to two teams there
wasn't any great strength on either
The regulars were split up with the
irregulars and the team for which
McGraw did all the pitching beat a team
with Press in the box by a score OF
s to &. The grab bag arrangement OF
selecting mines found the following two
In action.
Team 40. i.poyie,, %. MURRAY 81:
Schupp; 6 g. smith c. Press p'' sey'
Team 10. 2--palmero ]. Z: Fletcher
ss McGraw' p. snodgraS1; 20; Devln'
e. g.. Reed. r. (.
As something to keep the players out
in the air and keep them moving the
game was success, otherwise II
wasn't much, being largely foOlery.
None of the first string pitchers was
asked to go To the mound, Mc'iraw and
Press sticking the whole nine innings
Not much hitting was done of Mciraw.
although he did nothing hut arch w
Heaters and the Ike. Press suffered
from very poor support. Not one OF the
ive runs scored of him in the third
and fourth innings would have been
made II there hadn't been errors In
clusters However. the day was too
crimpy for Il . players to put forth
earnest efforts further than 10 keep
warmed up.
McGraw t,stled the ball for mis- sec
ond three bagger in two days. and
Honus Lobert Joined the home run hit
ters ot the spring with a fence reacher
to centre. Double plays were touched on
frequently partly because Of don't care
has. running. but partly because OF real
merit in the way OF swift fielding.
Fletcher was the handspring IN the
doubles II. Is going very fast this
spring The score
r II. +
Team 40. Loo 80 ] o--S s
Team so. $40 3 q rs
Alois kirinaycr, the pitching recruit
who has made an impression by his
work became "A grip victim to-day. The
doctor put him 70 bed and II i doubtful.
II he viii Ne able to help out ON the
week end jauut TO Dallas Chrisiy
Mathewson did not 20 10 the field th''
afternoon There Is nothing the matter
with him. hut he put IN a long morn
.ng at the field and took an afternoon
on.
The sun., 1915-03-27
Anderson to Discuss
Harry Vardon's Visit

John G. ANDERSON has
y chosen "a the subject of his
golf article for Monday the com
ing visit Of Harry Vardon. The
great British professional is the
leading topic of conversation just
now among the goltng fraternity.
Anderson will discuss the various
phases of the noted players visit
from the standpoint of an expert
closely in touch with his facts.
His article Monday will be the
first in his regular weekly series
he will write throughout the sea
son. The second of J. Parmly Pa
ret's tennis articles, to be pub
lished at the same time, will
treat with the multiplicity of So
called championship tournaments
in this general vicinity and the
effect Of such n condition on the
game.
The sun., 1915-03-27
YALE OUTBOWLS PRINCETON.
Five Men Teams Compete In Inter-
collegiate Match.

Vale defeated Princeton at bowling
last night on IN" new Grand Central
Palac- allcve hy score OF 2.52l TO
2.5i3 10 q nv, man team Mitci., The
Victory miiult Wa due fo IN" Errt'
showing o. l.. Williams Tor Yale In the
third game Williams after falling
down IN hts second game. IN which be
made only IA. and then doing little IN
tho early frames Of the third game cut
loose with nvc strikes. which helped him
90 score pin fan ~ 222. the best IN
dividuaI score OF the night.
y Benton Of Princeton was tho only
other man - roll over 200 He made
.I3 on Ms third game and had a grand
total ~ al for three games, which
beat WUNams's grand total by nv" pins.
pn thu grand totals OF IA" individuals
Princeton had ,ue ho.t,r go 'hr"' cases
and Yale lu no. lUt 10 was tho t''a.
pi, fall FOR tHe wight that t.r'i"d the
,.tssf The ctNrp-
The sun., 1915-03-27
CORNELL WRESTLERS
WIN PRELIMINARIES
Defenders Of IntcrcoIlrgio,o
Title Successful in NoL
Of Their Bouts.
FINAL TEST CONES TO.D,y

SorrH BETHLEHEM Pa Ma-r1 %
The preliminariss Of the eleventh AL,
nual intercollegiate wrestling ....Y.....
ships were held here ,o.nigh. ., o..
Lehigh University gymnasium ,.r,..
champions of last year. p.nns,f,,n..
Princeton, Columbia and Lot.et ve,a
the competing colleges The final. 40.
bouts for second and third places ,.n
take place tomorrow All the b.,,,,
tonight we're hotly contested -....
were several surprises too
The summaries
Preliminaries. li5 rouna c.as. .-. noe.
son, Cornell threw pascer-f. t...,.,
9Th an elbow roi' In ] minu'" .e'7ais
Peunsylvanis. on aggr"-4lNaue.. a..."
minutes ant an extra period 90 d -'... 10.
Prickett, Princeton. Nr"-''rI % .. ..,..
20 draw; Aimee por 2. .ha ....
minute period on .asFressis"ros. Va-.in
cornell Time. ? minute
lS5 Pound class. post rar.. ,.n
from Ms,cuiIough Lehish oa .es-...,,S.o, ,So
ness. TIM, minutes Tth.q.1 r-...
ton. and Lee, Peuusv.vaulA Nrs.,. =
minutes to a draw. Ttu.u.k WON t, ,t.
ezra . minute p'rigd on AKA ."--. .....
- Pound Class Thomas. Ir.. ss .-. y
Williams. Penu4yIvsria NfH . ..f -ls
.ors. Time. minutes l. second. r.,t..
princeton, ana Saesrr. '"-u'.. vrs- q
minutes, Fran'z winning ou ie '.,1r
lb- Pound ,,a1e.-''HHo Hoshr. ''r. a.s
time minutes. Sftr .r. P.r.. .-,..
defeated Hpwey. Columbia m t r.., ,
tui one extra period of o mIn.... 100 10
i75 Pound clsss--cop, r.raa.ar c..
lufunit, won from Gle. r-iuee'u- ae f..
cision, time minute. N'keAg. .asr..
The sun., 1915-03-27
Long >ho, wins Grand >A,,""ni.

LIVERPOOL March 26.--AUy Sop'r.
100 70 In the betting. won tu" Grand
National Stceplechasr here to-day.
JacOpus was second ana FIBER COM
fessor third Twenty hors stated,
bu; only nine finished tn" odds wer"
25 to agains, Jlvobus and 10 tn :
against Father ront,ssor. The faVcv-
ites wegc al outside of the money
The sun., 1915-03-27
SOCCER SEMI.FINAL ARRANGED
Bethlehem Meets Homestead aud
BrOoLIyn tcItics Play Coats.

Drawing for the semi-tin1l round ~
the annual cup tie series OF the United
states Football Association wee maie
yesterday A. the Broadway Central Ho-
tcl. Tac official pairings are: April 3
Bethlehem +. G. vs. HON, stead ;. W
+ e. at South Bethlehem. Pa. April
10 Brooklyu Ccltics rs. J. 4 +. Goa >
F e. nt New Bedford. Mass
Tho crescent Athletic club will meet
thc eleven Of the passaic fo;ball club
a. Bay Ridge, and tn" Cdnerons OF
this ,uy will play cup tie game a.
Schenectady to-day
The sun., 1915-03-27
WORK Begins on Huntington Links.

Worh has been started on the course
Of the Huntington Bay Country club
Niur hoes have been Stakcd out and
uemurrs hAy" been notified 10 go down
tud .pOk them over On account of the
character Of the soil aud the good quail
jN of seed for putting green's ii is
"NpcrlcI that nine holes of ia. course
Nill Ne ready 10y June l5
The sun., 1915-03-27

ASS ARBoR. Mich, March %. M'nhi-
ran Will enter a NV" man team IN
the indoor Central A A. l.. cham
p. nships AZ Chicago April 3, II was
announced to-day. The games viii he
the hrst occasion OF Michigan track
cOmp"titlou in Chicago since the VOL
vcriues left tine Conference Trainer
Farrell will start Ifer in the half mile,
Carroll in the mile cnrbn in hurdles
and high Juinp. Wilson in The pole vault
aud OBrien In the dash.
The sun., 1915-03-27
>ew Tcnni. Court. In unrI-m.

The Riverside Tennis Association nas
lea Scd q plot of ground on tn" north
side of West l23d street. hetweou Morn
ingside Drive ana Amsterdam avenue,
comprising seventeen lots for a term of
years. The lots will he improved with
ten tennis courts ana clubhouse
The sun., 1915-03-27
Scholastic BniI sennn Opens.

Tn scholastic baseball season will
get uuder way with the PLAYING Of Two
games to-day. Botn cout~-'~ VIII h@
ln BrouklN %. Tic curtis H,sh school OF
< atcn Island and Manual Ttainiuc
cross bats at SUBURBAN oval, Will" Adb
phi Academy Will meet the Central p"e,'
byt.rian min" AT Adclphi Field.
The sun., 1915-03-27
virginia shut. Out Amherst Nine.

CHARloTTEvILLE. Va, March 26.--Ntr-
gluia blauked Amherst to-day. playing
crro'less ball. despite a cold wind whicn
swept across the diamond. Cannon
famed nine men. The score:
r n p
Nnrsrtt...... o % .
..NIrlinla....... o 0 q ks II q
Bat'ories-Seamans and Lee, Cannon
and trrtn.
The sun., 1915-03-27

Three records were broken ia the in
door handicap .ntcrclass meet in the
g. g. y Y gymnasium last might :.
Donaldson, 1918, broke the pole vault
record with 9 feet 3 inches; y o'Con-
ucN, 1913, set a new mark in the broad
jump with 2l feet, and Joe Scarata,
1915, won the two mile IN II minutes 3
seconds, The class Of l9lS won the meet
with ~ points, the others scoring as
follows. lsl7, 49,. lYl6, lil2i 1919,
10. 1918. =
The sun., 1915-03-27
COOMBS HOLDS CUBANS
AT HIS MERCY ALWAYS
Not q Run OFF Former Mack
man i'm ) Innings-DOdg-
ers Win by Il to =.

pAvroNA. Fla. March 26.-Anothor
victory was won by the Dodgers over
the Cuhaps he, this afternoon. The
big ,eaguers &c enough runs in the
first three innings and won by a score
~ = 80 .
Jack Coombs started for Brooklyn.
The ron man took II easy. but when an
emergency arose he either famed his
man or made him pop up weak lily
The pair Of runs by the cubans Were
due to WILD pitches by Cadore, who re-
iievcd the former Mackman In the sixth
inning SsndwiChed in with the pair Of
battery errors were a double and a
triple The score
The sun., 1915-03-27
Welsh Spurns $4,000 Plus $4,000
Side Bet---" "Shown Uo." Says Richie

splendid condition that old Doc Jeffery
has put him in. Richie never gets
tired Of telling what the osteopath mas
done toward getting him back into the
ring q marvel Of speed and endurance
Richie isn't likely to sufrer any ~
the hands of Grifiiths Johnny is only
left handed sharpshooter with moth
ing like knockout punch IN his Kit
FNr once in his life Leach cross
seemed 70 have the entire crowd with
him In the White fight Leach put
up splendid exhibition OF hsticun>
and the crowd appreciated his work
manlke attack against the broad shout.
dered, hard humping Chicago lad
Dan Morgans ever busy bee Rat.
ting Levinsky. will try out his art on
'owh)y Tom McCarty At the Rroadwa,.
Sporting club tonight I.oylnsky wen,
INTO the ring against McCarty seyora!
months 20 with bad arm Tom
beat him. 50 Levinsky plans , u'Js
-e'eng" party this evening
John7" K!lnare. who asrires 10 thr..
, 'Ahhpionships. will drop of At the s,r.s
: ''u' next Tuesday nigh long e,ourh
/ = chas'is" Eddi. Wallace. Fd,,e is
last. nu' Kilbtue Is fast and rur,ous
! hlban" uow claims that he can mako
/ 10 pounds ringside au4 he strong
/ enouf" 10 viii the bantam title from
! Williams. ~ ne weighed around ia
! pounds AZ one time whiir Vork,ur for
n" $1,000 beauty AT Pnil .dein-ia the
/ chances are that John known, what no
II talking about. From mat weight
/ u" - lIlue to jump up 90 the light
/ weight class by hghttng Freddie Welsh
, Toy MS tit.,. Considerable ambition
tEat'
Little Al Schumacher. who used "a
hght gr" deal around New York
/ ana who gave II UP long enough 70
dtt"ni and aduate from tho l'uive--
Sity ~ Maryland Medical @ llega has
decided that he can't get along without
nnotNer flng a. the game Of h., and
get away. lie v.ll Try ~ come back
IN bout with Jimmi Harry newt Mon
day afternoon al n" Broadwnv - g.
Jack DouGhertv ana MS eternal smile
vii De AZ the riug.d" when rIck
Johnson ana jess Wizard step 10 the
cent?" f,r Instructions uu Apr., T. With
on any hldre 4 brass IN, o'd Roman
has i"'' us entirely. ace. npau!cd by
"Bc.'" 81 NcCoy TIE duul cote Mccoy
HgA's Is O SWD,uy on the u!pht before
IN" h . light II" hes Two other matches
ON. bn' ~. men .avc MOI been selected
Johrrv Harvey one of oar own crop
of tghtV,lchr, Will leav, for Columbus.
OHiu. where b" meets johnny G l'N'us
on Arr. . They thrk uu' rhor. t.a'
Ntr,'y .- the best lghtwe,gu' =
An'tr'..
The sun., 1915-03-27

Npe'IlT '1tTt V6Sp0f0N ~ IWI HIN-
LuNuoS March 26.--Four postpoue.
Association League games were play
to-day, resulting i'm the first d'visInH
having rev leader. EN"rtuID BY beat
ng Bolton Wanderers by : 10 Ever
ton gc.s To the top ~ IN" table for The
'lrst time this season Oldham Ath
l,ilc lost to Bradford city 10y the oniS
goal scored. Nest BromN len Alnol
.ost 20 Liverpool. 10y 3 to l. Ia Nh,
second division Birmingham and HUI
City drew. 20 .
The sun., 1915-03-27

AlKEN. :. g., March % Mr~ Joseph
T.. DAVIS offered a golf prize To-Day
Z the winner I'm mixed handicap medal
play II was won by Mrs. n A. Cur
MS. with card Of SIS, II There
were seventy-fve entries.
The sun., 1915-03-27

Knockout Brown mad no trouh'" n
heating Harry Smith At the vand,rpilr
\ 9. last night, although the late
managed TO last out all ten rounds.
The sun., 1915-03-27
Brition Outp"intS Lewis.

Jack RrlttOu Outpo.ut"' kd Tod
Lewis Of England ,u ton iuYuds at tine
l35th Street club l-t uEur In. men
boxed before "A slim crowd.
The sun., 1915-03-27

Willie Richie says that Freddie
welsh's blur has been called The
former lightweight champion exhibited
last nigh, letter from f. O. Bonhls
Of the Denver Post in which Bonflls
agrees to give Welsh $4,000 FOR his
end in a twenty round fight 10 a decision
on July ! The letter reads:
DENVER. Co. February. IS. 1915.
Mr. :. Cone care u con Lorenzen
wSodmau. Brunswiok Building. Ne"
MY DEAR EDDIE; This letter vii in
,roducr 20 YOU Mr. willie Richie. light.
weigh champion of America. We have
plan ~ holding IN Denver Col. July
woTd. .samp!onshiP cont; y, ne'WeSn ~ ynr 9im
20 meet Mr. Welsh and discuss this matter
wiiH him .,.,. .
Nj Welsh. which would have ne sanet'on
and ha,Niue Of thr Denver post and N"
K,nsa. City Post" and van; ,on 90
r"pr-seu; n. Interests o; these paper
th,re IN ;he,- negotiations. A. 20 details.
&, h- Nl' ,vp.a!n 'ham 20 YOU.
Th- match 'a7 %" he'i ~ Denver. md
+, /. the on,. place. outs. l- %, Sew Or.-.'s.
90 ;h" Ju':cl = a.,s where tr'n'y -oa't
contests can .. he'd
tn date ~ the i'h OF Ju.y Is 'he cor
rect data and he correct ;irr
Now. CIV. him al. the asSistuu. . and ~
VICE snd h..p you poss'. ',., .,,, y, as9 are
/ papers, any forfeit money Or suara"i""
that may be roGulred IL thc matter 20
the limit ~ s. 900. 20 be he'd IN ,scro,W p
,n" ntn'y ys,r,,..,,, o,.,S 20" r. m. con-.
"a, an r1iy
i, !, agreed ,ha, welsh .h,:. -ec,!ve
.h-ec rom Ner YORK 10 psr,.r Vcr,
'-uiN 'ours g. k'NtIl.N
Fnr'he' ,tou'" mere ,' % & ~ -.
N'"" T.v yo,t -. Past U.t - re-
leased :rn,n d. agr. cmer's
"Now. I didn't spring this Offer on
u,.f.t r-.r ,,..- ,u- erb, a, rhs
80 90
'''t'eh' S''' ''"'"t' "'''N W
knock Rim ou' hen hut there MAS ZOO
much deer fu h'u / saw .!m several
,... ..,, ,.,.. o,.n, aud nv, ,h,. ~, ,u,.t.
n.,,.i, -,,,1,,,,
non UP Z" n'''' ~ "'" ''''" '-''''
listen - q heht with me- unless ne go'
s., oup. ,ha amount that was guaranteed
.,.. 3D., i,od,r Nncr ne, him. l.
- was q uttlc surprised when ! read
30. 1.ur Sr.S ,e.. H,t. Lewis vas out
all, il, .,,. ;,.,.r.s,s -,
'.' '.'' y" 49,, 10,
Inn, I a. r,,,"., his
"'" ~" .''..l -, ,r.I- ,.raor,a,.,
,var.b'. hlU Nr Routls guarantee,
t.,, Sl.0uu viii add To- mat hy betting
The sun., 1915-03-27
TOM SEATON TOO AMBITIOUS.
wants 10 pitch Fun Game, hut Hts
Boss won't Let Him DO u.

BhuwNs WELLS, Miss. March 20 The
Rrookfeds again defeated the McComb
CIjS 'etW 'u-ddy by a score OF II to
3 pitchers Lefty Wilson and Ia II-
ftte were lent to the visitors ana as a
result the Brookfcds did not repeat tae.r
sliugntrr of Thur sday.
Tom Sta,ou ;wlrled i've innings fur
the Tip Tops and worked 50 well that
ne requested Manager Mager to allow
him Ia gu the ful. route Magee believed
IL iuadvisln'o to permit his star to do
that AZ this time, SO Tom retired !u
favor OF big Jim BlueJacktt, who showed
ns good form as his predecessor on TIE
Mound Tie score
The sun., 1915-03-27

BrooElyn.. .. ........'. . d % . . Q x
Runs Calvo, Fernando Daubcr. .;
E-an 3. Myers Three base ht--J talvo,
Dpubcri wheat Two base hu--T Cllvo,
Rutuluach First ba-. on error Cuhans, ],
BruuNyu. . L"t ON hasr--Cuhan-. :. Brook
Iyn Double pldys-O Mara and E-an. 7
Cslvo and Bprnandu; Acosta Viola and Bcr.
uaudo Sa,rliicr hy Miller stolen base
schultz Hu--On Coomhs. in nvc innings;
off ttdorr % IA four luulnss FIRST base on
balls on Coombs /: of Galore /. on
Ncosta. Struck out By CoUmns. /: by
Galore. !: hy ACOsti. Wild pitche@-Ca
dure. Tmpirc- Klein and Coomb-. Time
8 hour and 80 minutes
The sun., 1915-03-27

Bl'> did Ntt'c kidug himself TOO
IN the Boylc-ltcriur s"m,- wtudup Roche
kept the pair going - top speed
"nou'i slow up, boys, lt's nren 4
good act, and lets not Hop now, lcllcl
RiuN IA their ears
The sun., 1915-03-27

v. comb Clty..o . o.
Bfoukfads ...a o o Sit ~ .
Wilson, Latttte, Staplcfon ana
Land. simon. Scdton, BiucJdcK"t ana Wdt-
The sun., 1915-03-27

Evidently Willie ntrhle intends to
keep his hard uL In ac'rpt,up bout
with JphnuN irif'ithS a. Iltshurg OF
Aprllr ? Willie shows that he is Eolng
Ia combine a little boxing with the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-14
IS NEW QUEENS BUILDINGS.
one, u Loft structure. VIII tie -
Block Long. Costing xiiU.OoO.

Queens building operations a-,iN las
week showed an upward trend. thc total
estimated cost Of operations being sac
Jur. ~ witch there Wee scvcutN-..ght
applications 'ur new huiIdiug- ~ AZ
estimated cost OF sS,G.5"0. anil tH4-ty-
siN applications Toy alterations .,rI ld
d!tiors OF an estimated cost a.. So "ru
Plans were tlcd yesterday for q so
story concrete and steel loi. br'Qtug
In tho Thomson III section ldi,',r'
20 the new queens Boulevard and iu"
transit cxtcrsion TO Corona. r." hIlIicr
IN Gustlv Snadniom Of - las; Forty
second street. Tie piIus Wcrr araNH Ia
jonn NJ Bake ~ Long Island Cty. md
the hu ding VII o'rury a." crf.g, b.ucN
bounded Yy Sri'lWth HN'aI". Moore v'-
Iur. Foster a'd !taN~"u >'r"''~. I,U..'
2'7N'i7 f"7' IN 81" - wi, cost silo,-
600 and Will 10 oHrgu'cI hN Hr'rs rpH
located IN Manhattan a. soon OBJ, cu-i.
piercd
Another addition 20 thc :, ;o.. rou'r,
I'm Long Island CIV VII Nc 81 arl.N
TO to factory " RossonNussrr Hrus.
=, Gierrs .ir.ct AVID Ha'lrotd .,'auo.
T"" Important tcu"nl.u, jcvr. npm"n;,
are planned for the Long Island ,'ts
section. TIE E'r1rl Realty '"wu1',
VIII erect two tive story t~.nrucntS on
Twelfth sv.uuc south Of JlmiI,.. ave.
nue.. n. y cost of s7"."uu ali \ -
pip' ,t.c vii cr,,' four story t-ncp'rn's
on Stcinwly Vycuuc. south OF J4uA.c.
avenue. n a cos ~ >2s"uo cari
The Union CONGREGATIONAL Crlrr'. ~
Richmond III MI erect A e. pei q
Brandon and Hamilton avcml". E.cl.
moUi III. ~ fl cost OF sio,ooo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-14
INTERLOCKING CARS COSTLY.
$4,000, 900 II Would Cost {,
Change tlfy's I:.,OUV Itfts,

The section of the building code whic;,
has 20 do with ir'orlock.uG of elevator
doors tr buildings "a no, favored ny
the building Managers Association. Il
IL opposed as being impractical and as
an experiment which would neccssl:ate
the complete change of tie elevator sys-
tenn and an undertaking which would
cost $4,000, ooo.
II tho success OF tho iutor'OCkiur WIS
assured tho hul.ling men said they would
not oppose i. hu, 10 assurance is given
that II viii do al THAT ~ claimed for It
There are 1900 passenger elevators
in New York .i;y and it Is estimated
that e. will cast s2,Goo,o 600 "a install,
intcrlocLs. There are 5,0>l freight ele-
yators In Manhattan and II IS estimated
that % per cent OF these would lie
compelled to change TO rtSSougrr ole
,nrors II this ordiuanc" goes INTO eject.
Elevator accidents i'm New York are
about, one for every 40 cars.
President Martin suggested that good
operIturs and moro care on the part Of
passcugcrs would prevent more acc.-
dents in n year than all the intcrlocks
on the market could prevent IN a senei-
alton.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-14
GOOD ROADS ON LONG ISLAND.
SunolL County T"wus appropriate
None, for Local Brttrrment.

Towns In SurIolk "oua'y are keeping
pace with the good roads movement that
is having excellent results iu all parts
~ Long Island, ana a few days ago In"
Town board Of lIruohhaNcu passed res
o~lutlous authorizing IA" building Of I'VE
new concrete roads In that section These
road, are TO be built at the expense ~:
the taxpayers and II Is figured that they
will cost less than N" upl>cep Of III"
old
The Llhe Rpnkonhomd road, sNnllnr
the east side OF Lathe RoNNuukum,> ~ TO
bo rebuilt ~ u cost of $1,000; lGN'r
avenue. Patchusur. from tn" state road
on Main street To division road. AT a
cost OF $4,000; Railroad avenue. Cen
tro Moriches, from Main street 10 IN"
Long Island Railroad station. At a cost
OF $1,000; Hotel square. Port J"'ier-
son, at . cost Of I,0OO. and the l'eIlport
road, from the limits uf the villag" 10
the LonS Island Railroad station, ~ 4
cost ~ $4,000. II IL proposed TO hay"
the chain Of good roads extend unhroken
from Long Island CITY 10 Monrauk
Point
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-14
100000 IN NEW
BUILDING OPERATIONS
1l6 Structures. Chiefly Flats.
Planned Last Week for
Brooklyn Sites.

New construction in Brooklyn exceed
ed 100000 again last week. High
class apartment house operations and the
erection " several rows OF small dwell
ings comprise the greater part Of the
new work. Plans were III Il for twenty
two tenements 20 cost s507.500 one
hundred and one small dwelli'gs to cost
sii6. = and twenty-threo miscellaneous
structures 10 cost s52.6O0. a total Of
LAG buildings to cost si,os6. $50.
The southwest corner of W!lloughby
and Throop avenues liz to he improved
by Morris Haiperin with Three four
story brick tenements with arcommo-
dations for slxty-three families, at n
cost of $40, 600. Simon and Louis Hal
perrin will spend IN equal amount fo-
i've four story brick %teucnieifts 20 be-
built on the northwest corner of
Williams and Riverdalc avenues, with
accommodations for 12l families.
Two four story brick apartments With
accommodations for sixteen families are
to be built by Morris kaplin and an
other on President street east Of Rogers
avenue ut "A cost ~ $50. 900.
on st. Johns place. cas-, ~ Troy
avenue. the Armour CONSTRUCTION Com
rany will erect three our story brick
apartments with accommodations for
|fpfty-elSnt families AT "a cost OF Sgn,oUO.
The Delta building Company will
spend $4,000 on two four stu'y brick
tenements to occupy sites on the ives.
side OF East Nincccnth street. north OF
beverley Dad.
The Alto building Company will erect
nine three story buildings with s'o"-
on Church Avenue at the northeast
corner OF Raleigh place AT a cost OF
$1,000. Five similar dwellings will he
huilt on Kings Highway, west Of East
Thirteenth street. 10y IN" I.auUas', r-t.rt
Realty Company at a cost OF SO 600.
Small dwellings In rows We're planned
FOR many sections OF the borough. Tho
Marba Realty Company Will build sevc'
two story brick dwellings on Glcti
street. west Of crescent street. at . cos'
of $4,000. Arthur TInove- will ercc;
zen similar buildings at u cost of $50.
600 o. the block front on tho IVES, Sid,
Of seventh avenue between SEVENTH
sixth and Severtv-seVcnth streets. br
S.venty-ffth street, cast % Eleventh.
avenue, the Regina Holding COMPANY
VII build rim two story brick dW ..lIn.'
at a cost OF $4,000.
! u Wildwood Associates viii build
,we,v' tw" story brick dwellings, E"
Kenmore place. north or Alhens-lc rpl
at a cost 't t60.U0o. ard Th"ndp"c Frost
will erect fye similar buildings on
EIghty-tnird street. east If Tliil rrr"g.
AT "A cost Of $4,000.