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The Washington herald., 1915-03-31
JUAREZ ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-cycar-olds: maidens four fur
longs Maccabee Ic2; Sis Mallory, loa: Noynm.
Ia,: Tuastnastcr. @: .Niss Sleith. lG: Emily n.
1Ia: Lady Blanche Ils: Brooks. liz; Laughing
Watc- 10: !. D. Sueg lis.
SECOND RACE-Sellins: 3-ycar-olds and upward
FIVE and one-half furlong.. ]. l.. DEMPSEY. y:
Little Abe 70: Beyls 100; 'Felina. 100; Kathryne
Roberts iG3: Azures c3: Elsie Green. lo5; Kitty
Stan;feld I0j Annual Interest lo5; Jake Argent,
Ios: Corlora. 1903: Eye White. no.
THIRD RACE-SclIing: 5ycar-olds and upward
one mile. Belcolore %: 'Renwar. lG: 'Eiectrowan,
los; .wap. Io7: .Obviop. lo7; .Falcada. lC: Sam
Connor l0: Wool c. X. Davis. l6s: Rosras, 100
Patriotic. no. Molly Cad. l!o: Barnard. liz; Zim.
liz; Henry wslbank. H.
FOURTH RACE-sellinS: 3year-olds and up
ward; five and onc-half furionSs. minnie F. 100
Rose Ring. 100; Phyllis Autoinette. los: Little
Eirlic los; Rosemary. Ios; Lofty Haywood. Ito:
Doll Boy. 10; Doc Allen, Ito: Butler Ball 10;
Marta Mack, lis: Prince Conrad. rs; Ruroco,
rs
FIFTH RACE-Scirs; 3year-olds and upward :;
five and one-half furcuss. Ben's Brother. ss;
Nurc. lc5; 'wid Bear. los; Rosiris. Ds; Jsdge
Ghocus. 100: Nifty. no.
SIXTH RACE-Selirx; 5year-olds and upward:
five and one-haf furlGgs MAKE Good. %;
Rossy johnson. 81: John Spohp. g. 'Caronome,
100: Ida Pinack 100; Lcnore. 100: Hazel c. 1U;
Bad Prospect. lG; Forge. ITO: Kali lnla. ITO;
Russ Sand. liz; Senator James. u.s.
SEVENTH RACE-Sefing: t-yearolds and up
ward: one and onecighth miles. eOrbicnlation.
n: Flying. ": DaIston. lo3 Black Mate. lo2:
Marshal Tighman. Ns; Brando. lo2; Spindle. To-.
Five pounds apprentice allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-31
HARPER PERFORMS in
CREDITABLE MANNER
AGAINST RICHMOND
Nationals Lanky Southpaw Strikes
Out First Nine Men to Face Him
and Crifs Win, 8 to 3.
BY WILLIAM FEET.

Richmond, Va, March 3o.-Harry Har'
per. the Nationals lanky southpaw, has
started in right carly to break records
Harper, in the final exhibition game
against Richmond today, struck out the
first nine men who faced him. Washing.
ton won the combat in a romp. score
to g.
For the first three innings Harper had
perfect control. lie only pitched thirty
one balls. two of which were fouled of
and four just fraction of an inch out OF
the way. SO that Umpire Black refused
to call strikes. 1t was marvellous cNhi-
bition of control by a southpaw.
The Griffmen again put up a great
fielding game and batted Shamlin and
EhmlinC for eleven hits. Richmond
managed to score a run off Harper in the
fourth inning, and added a couple more
in the ninth when Jack Bentley let up.
Cold weather kept the crowd down to
a mere handful. The game itself was
long Drawn out and unintcresting. 1iar-
per's tWirlinS was the only notable fea-
ture.
Dean, former Washington schoolboy
star. played third base for Richmond.
His wild throw gave Washington a cou-
redeemed himself later. connecting for a
safe hit off Harper in the fifth and fiSur-
Ing in a pretty double play.
Harper was in the box five innings, and
all told he famed twelve of Dunn's slug
gers. The Nationals scored in five out Of
the nine innings. Ehmling was batted
hard and nnorly sIIported Score.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-31
Grlfmen Meet Georgetown
Varsity Team in Opening
Home Game.
THOMPSON TO WORK

me Nationals will line I'D arainx,
lne georgetown varsity team this an :
ernoon at $50. and Wasbinrto, To-,
VIII, get their first chance to Iook III,
professionals over. '"o
NothlnS DEFINITE could be learned nc
10, VINO VIII be Grifr's pitching selection.
put Tommie Thompson will perform for
the Blue and Gray.
thompson worked against the Moun,
OF. Joscphs team here in the OPENING
game on the Hilltop. but the dsy W.
cola and raw. and though the EIue
ana Gray won. the contest gave no line
on Thompson's ability.
IN the games in Georgia. Thompson
acted as first aid man to the George
town fingers on two occasions IT.
went TO the rescue of Finnegan in tn.
second contest with the University of
Georgia in the third inning with the
score five to nothing in favor of tho
home team. and he held the Georgia
boys runless for the balance OF tho
game: letting them down with two hits
and tanning several.
The next day Thompson relieved
Kelley against the Georgia Tech nine
In the nth inning. and for the re-
malnder OF the contest prevented the
opposition from crossing the rubber.
The warm weather in the South was
like tonic to Thompson. and he
Uc SoOu 10 make inc
Nationals hustle to run up any kind OF
a score.
The Georgetown inheld will proba blv
be the same as that which was used in
the Southern games. Tormey covering
first, Shusruc holding down second.
Connolly on third. and Giacomo taking
care of the short field. The outfield
will be Barron. Mccarthy. and Rrsr-
DIM. while wecms will do the catch
ing.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-31
JUAREZ RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-SN furionss. Fred T.. ioc
tShinins), ID TO I. I to ]. g to J. won: Austr. los
tHzyesl, 4 TO = 2 to l. second: Quick Trip lis
lOmcsl, even third. Time. 1Il. Himyar Lass.
Emelda Bunny. Flossie. smugyler. Pruspew Girl.
Gleam o Dau,, Evnn and Charles J. Harvey also
ran.
SECOND RAoE-sir turionss, Concha. 100
tstirlns,. 6 70 :. 2 to I. eren. won: Wap. ITO
CBrazei). to l. ercn. second: Gslsr. liz Carter.
Merry Twinkle Miss Tempo. Cloud Chief, Fort
Johnson and Nsndadero also ran.
.HIRD RACE-Seren furionga Panhachapi 100
CARROLL, to !, to ). to s. won; No Quarter.
los Mott, 5 % l. to 8. second: High Street. l6
tG;reen). 10 q. third. Time. z IS. Mis- Edith,
Beaumont California Jack, Dave Montgomery
Lady Mint. Rooster. Black Sheep and Golf Ban
also ran.
FOURTH RACE-sern furloass Col. March
mont, 10 Mott. to l. even. out won: Kootenay.
liz tCaunaugn), to 70. cat. second: Seneca, los
(Molesworthl. out. third Tune, IN IS Type and
Tory Maid sho ran.
FIFTH RACL-Flvc and Q half frrionnI B. A.
Jones. lC Howard. to I. even. to Z won;
Marie O'Brien, 10 tOrmes), 10 & to 8 second:
Langhonr, 10 (Molesuofth), 10 Z third Time
iM2& Moeowa. Jose6na ssrats, Carfis Ormes
and Mable Dulveter also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Seven furloop. Lone Star. nos
tNfolesworth). Q to /. to s to ) won: sharper
knight, los CMurphy). to s. I to 5. secnod;
senorita Dana. Bob Lynch. Flying. Msrand and
Hardy also ran.
SEVENTH EACD-one mia Canton. ~ ION.
teri, S to I, . TO I. even. wua: Mazy Emily, ~
(Oma). ese,, to : secuad: Singh To-. .
(BrazeD even. third. Tine, l0Sx Dr1enr.
Thomas Har- Marie Cochin. Ana Red. Otilo.
Melts, swede Sam and he Cisd9 slD raA
The Washington herald., 1915-03-31
BEDFORD PARK Club
GETS opening date
United States National Lawn Tennis
Association Awards New York
Club May 8.

New York. March 90 -Important addi-
tons and changes were made in the
schedule of tournaments for the season
by r. ID. Wrenn and L. +. Torrey, of the
United States National Lawn Tennis
Association at meeting held here today.
The week beginning May was awarded
the Bedford Park Lawn Tennis Club,
Bedford Park, n. V. City for the hold
ing OF the Bronx championship.
1t will be the first championship OF the
outdoor season. The week OF August ~
was awarded the Niagara Falls Tennis
Club. Niagara Falls. N. Y. for the Mag
ara County championship.
The following changes of dates were
decided upon: May 10, Women's Metro
politan Championship, at West Side Ten
mis- Club, Forest Hills, n. Y, instead OF
May 3; May 81. open tournament at
Amackassin Club. Yonkers, N. Y, instead
OF June Z; June g open tournament at
Powellton Club, Ncwburgh. N. Y, in
stead of juno IS: August a championship
doubles of Western Pennsylvania at Al
toona Cricket Club, Altoona. Pa, in
stead of August q.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-31
By ED. SMITH.

Havana. Cuba. March 30.-If Jack
Johnson loses the fight with Jess Willard
next Monday it won't be because he has
lost his old ego. He is as strong as ever
with it. Despite the fact that many
think Johnson is in poor condition, the
former confidence is there. I saw Jack
for the first time last night since the
Las Vegas Johnson-Flynn fight and he
looks as good. as ever.
] just had time to get from the boat
to the camp to watch the finish of his
workout. He is heavy. no doubt, but Is
only twelve pounds heavier than he was
when he fought Moran In Paris last
July. He is burly and big all over, but
the flesh doesn't lay too prominently over
the waist line The back, shoulders, arms,
and legs all have II.
He simply has got bigger than ever be-
fore 1t is not bigness so much as
burlincss that inpresses. The speed Is
all there. He was fast on his feet III the
workout. had the same old speed with
his head and hands. and IL he ever mas
dissipated he doesn't show 1t.
win? You know I WILL, Johnson
said. You know Willard will have 10
hit me and you know he can't. Ihey
say 1 must win in an hour or won I
last. Bosh! He can't last an hour
The Washington herald., 1915-03-31

4 Fayetteville. y. C.. March 3o.-The
! Baltimore Ysrnisans today Umpire
| Ruddermsn. whom t.ey claimed robbei them -
\ chance to at least tie the score with the rerrs
pins Regulars yesterday. The Regular won.
| to ). The Regulars continue TO swat the ball
| swacins getting a triple. Walsh double and
| Doolan . hUmer
| Augusta. Ga. March J0.-RiS airy
between the regulars and recruits run high 10 the
Fitted camp today. Yesterday another tic contest
was staged.
Hot SprIuGs. Ark. March Jos-Mas-
| ag-r Clarke Of the Pirates. has put the ban On
| poker playing.
Tampa. Fla. March 30-Masager
Brcsnahan today reduced the Cubs sausd to twenty
six players Catcher Klnth left for Chicago. Gibson
\ for Pensacola. and Murphy. q recruit outnedcr.
| for his home in the BruuI
Shreveport. La. March 3o-Begia-
| ming today Manager Tinker viii drive his Chicago
Whales through q full nine inning game every day
until the openins Of the Federal League season.
Browns Wells. Miss, March 30.-An-
other practice game between two teams Of the
Brookfeds was staged today. The team leaves
next Monday for home.
Daytona, Fla, March 3O.-TAs DIED.
gers we're mad today when they opened hostilitics
with the Yankees The latter have . clean slate
On the scriea
Marlin, Tex, March 3O.-Having
fnishcd their successful invasion against Dallas
and Houston the Giants today began to wind up
their training here. Only three days more and
the Giants will hit the Trail.
Macon. Ca. March 3o-several more
exhibition sames will b played by the Braves
when they start North. AHansements for the
games were madc today.
Het Springs, Ark, March 3o-Man.
sgsr Csrnsan Of the Red soa. called his regulars
into conferences this nosning to TAN thinc over
Charleston. 8. C., March S0-Csnnss
"a IN ,rrs haxA
today and tonouuw. Ths rest Of the bunch Is
stin Ut Jacksonville.
Gulfport, Miss, March 3o-hu8hey
Jennings and his band of Tsers left Guifposs to-
sdy for the homsward trip. The tam YIN reach
Detroit April Il
New Orleans, March 3os-As TIE In.
dians grsdually round to fom the inczsased god
a the suusd brcuuss al the more evident ouDDsd
up. Joe BtruinsAsm's squad b probably > per
cent faster than he fSlA disappDantneota
The Washington herald., 1915-03-31
Big Wrestling Bout
Scheduled Tonight

Ia the wrestling bout tonight at the
Gaycty between Joe Turner and Jack
Winrow. the English wrestler. the local
man will have TO conccde lot of weight.
ns he is heavier than Turner by twenty
pounds.
Turner has been doing Il lot of work
for the match tonight and will he in the
pink of condition, for he is out TO win.
II condition has anything to do with Il
he will have 10 trouble in disposinS of
tho English Erapplcr.
The bout will bc finished affair, the
best two in three falls OF the mat to
count. 1t will he staged Immediately
after the regular show, and n large
crowd of wrestling fans arc expected TO
lie on hand TO watch the work Of their
J1vorites.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-31

has worked five innings today.
The Griffmcn arrived home shortly be-
fore midnight last night and lost no time
reaching their various hotels and homes.
for every mothers son of them has been
ordered to report for practice tomorrow
at the ball park at 10 O'Clock sharp.
Manager Griffith is perfectly satisfied
with the present condition of his athletes
and only asks for few warm days be-
fore the championship season opens to
put his team on edge.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-31
DUTY CALLS.

Humanity demands that prompt at
tention and proper treatment he given
any person suffering from human all
ment or uncomfortable habit. This duty
falls upon no particular class. but upon
ull. The Kin-Po Institute, 1900 l. st.
NV, offers a way by which alcoholics
and drug addicts may overcome their
habits. It is safe, painless, and effec-
tive. Call or phone Main 1858.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-31
HAVANA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Fivs and ons-hak f1Rioo0; purvs,
$uo; lysar-oads and upward: selling sFtancik =:
.MiDda, ioi; San ion. Ms: Nolnn4 10: Runway,
los: Moncrief no: Phil Coonos. IN: Mostsyls. rs
SECOND RACE-Ffvs and s1shAn furisn0:
purs $50: jyearosds and upwure; selling. 9er-
dsIlo u.s. sEnvy 10: KazaB. ~: Ysllew Eyes. ~:
sDr sNarenees 10: Elizabeth Baswoa1. 10: Losiss
Paul. 10: Miss Pfnity. n; Casitsa O.. In
THIRD RACE-Stx fmicngs: pus. -: Syeaf-
olds sod upWard: selling hustic Maid. =; m.
Cam ne. sUucss I'd. ~; Gttan. -: F1uAjef.
m: Mike Cohen. Ill: Day Light. IN; sAIhsst
whits. lIs; In wilson. ~: PsrtAscek. ~; Lttle
Nsshnosf. ia
Eou1fI hACE-Mfls: puuD. -: $y6srnl1s
-: = :: - - s -: Is
The Washington herald., 1915-03-31
Amateur Commission Will
Meet Next Wednesday

right down to business and be ready to
start the season without any unsettled
matters
Presidents of lea cues and managers of
teams are asked TO be present TO furnish
the commission with any desired infor-
nation about their respective leagues
that may be called for at this meeting.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-31
Nationals Will Play
First Exhibition TODAY
POPULAR PRICES TODAY.

The Nationals' series of exhibi-
tion games will start this after
noon ut $3.50 with the Georgetowu
University team ~ their oppo-
nents. The gates will he open ut
3 o'clock; the entire Erandstand
will be so cents and the pavilions
and bleachers Is cents
The Washington herald., 1915-03-31

meeting OF the amateur commission
will be held next Wednesday, April 4,
at A. c. Spaldiug Bros. 6l3 Four
teenth street northwest. at p. m.
President Young requests all leagues
and clubs to complete their own organ
ization and plans before that time. so
when the commission meets 1t can get
The Washington herald., 1915-03-31
To Conduct Jumps School.

Bill Evans the American League umpire. wiII
Fitch his tent in Fort Wayne. Ind. this weex 10
: three-d.r STAY. Billy has engaged himself to
be bombarded with questions submitted BY the
staff Of umpires. secured By Louie Heilhroenr 20
o.ficiate in the Central League. Before nnisn
the Job I feel sure I will have canned my ~
sure I will have sr,pplcd with every knotty
problem that ever has risen in baseball.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-31
MEET NATIONALS AT TRAIN.
"Nuts" and Squirrels" Are ON Hand
to Greet Grinmen.

The Nuts: and the Squirrels
greeted the Nationals last night when
they returned home.
For fear you fans are not acquainted
with that outfit we will say that the
Nuts and tho "Squirrels'' are two
bowling teams from the Palace Alleys
who took part in a burlesque mas
querade match last night.
After the game the bowlers and
their friends went to Union Station to
greet the Griffmen.
The management of the Palace Al
leys provided a section of the Marine
Band to furnish music during the fes.
tivities.
Harry Krauss and George T. Coz
took a prominent part In the evenings
entertainment.
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c. q. BATTLES VERMONT.
second Game OF Season on HON.
Field scheduled Today.

Tbi, afternoon Catholic University TACKLES une
University d Vermont in its second esme Az AZ
Green Mountain bo:s are q fast ball club. phsins
the game to the limit. ala
Coach Moran had his charges ont On the nena
yesterday FOR long workout. and the team ho"eo
a lot Of pep its practice. Tho nnefo %
smooth working piece OF machinery.
Don johnson will probably start the game iG inc
BropkIanders working part Of IT, to be relieved oy
Fahey who did snca great work for Holy Cross iasS
srason. N
the plays. The game will start at SO O'CLOCK.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-31
Nationals Are Home;
Hopper Works 7oda,
Manager Griffith Is Satisfied with the Physical Condition
of His Baseball Players.

For the game against Georgetown this
afternoon Griffith announced that he will
start Booth Hopper. the right handler OBJ
tanned from the st. Paul club of the
American Association.
Hopper Is the only one OF the recruit
pitchers sent TO Charlottesville for a
trial, who has been retained. and he will
probably get his name into many box
scores this season.
Bert Gallia or Joe Engel will be called
upon to relieve Hopper after the latter
The Washington herald., 1915-03-31

sBatted Tor Sna mum IN thiro-
tBatted for EhmlinG in ninth.
Washington. 0 ? 90 l is
Richmond......... 0 o Is
Earned runs-Washingt on, 4: Rich
mond. 3 First base by errors-WashinSt on
5; Richmond. ]. Left on bases-WashinS-
OF Shamiin. /: Harper :. Innings
pitched-By Shamlin. s; by EhmlinS. 8:
OFF Harper. .: Off Shamlin. 3: off Ehm-
ling. s; of Bentley, s. Struck out-By
Harper. IL; by Bentley. /; by EhmlinE. .
Three-base hit--Morgan. Two-base hits
Moeller. Mcbride. EhmlinS. McInnis.
Sacrifice fy-Morgan. stolen bases
Moeller. Milan C2). Ainsnith. Ball. Dou-
BILE play-Dean to Mc1nnis. Hit by
pitched ball-By Shamlin (Moeller). Wild
pitches - Ehmfing. Harper. Shamlin.
Passed ball-Ainsmith. Umpire-Mr
Black. Time of game-1 hour and A
minutes.
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Cathedral, 8; Eastern, 3.

Runs-Northnp. Daniels 20. Eoddy. Doughe1ty.
German. First tase by erors-St. Adams ): East
ern. 8. Left on bases-St. Adams. 8: Eastern. J..
First base balls-Oh March, 1; on Housry. };
OF Dyer. ]. Innings pitchcd-By Holmes. Z: by
March. 9: By Iansey. 4; By Dyer. !. Hits made
on Holmes. 5; Of Lansy. 5; on Dyer. l. Struck
out-By Holmca Il: By March, 4: BIZ Dyer. 2.
Rics to Dousberty. Hit by pitcher-By March
tGorman). Umpire-Mr. Dugan. Time Of nme-1
hour and Is minutes.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-31
PREsBYTERIANs ENTER CIRCUIT

Have Made Application for Fran
chise in Northwest League.
The Central Presbyterian baseball team at q
meeting recently held decided to cast their 10,
with organined bah and have made application
for franchise in the Northwest Sunday School
League.
Prominent emons last years player who viii
endasor 70 MAKE inc team success are: Charles
Reynolds. Tom Ford. Jack Cudmorc and Foleer
Mr.. Ihoriey Seaorcok was elected manager and
James Lloyd. secretary. Teams Wishing sames COM
municats with J. v. Lloyd. l73l street north
west.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-31

cuttybunk. lls: Milton D.. Ile: The Monk. lis;
L'Aielou. 1fs.
FIFTH RACE-Mile and fifty yards: purse. $40:
1ycar-olds and upward; selling Lady Rankin
i06: II. Free WILL ioS: Jack Nolan. n7: Fsiry.
iG: sTsy Pay. lce; MOONLIGHT. 10; 'Malik. III;
Marmaek. IL.
sApprentice allowance claimed.
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Aggies, rs; Business, 5.

Runs-Keech. Cullsan. T. Wise. B. Wise. r.
Wise. Knode ~. levin e. McBrien ~, Aberin
cg. Day t2l. Deartyne ~. Perkins %. Mesa 81.
by Oonie IS; by n. WISE l2l Home run
MeAI Thrcc-bsoe hit-0berlin. Umpires-MesHs.
Robher and Thief
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Elixaheth Baylor, star

Peoria. m. March A-chicagp lcse ekunk
Of nonsy in the two men eyents q ~ Auericru
Bsshng Ccsuso tesrssnent toby wtnn NslsDey
and Neate. two Ulnhsfh. n. J.. - unel In
ss z D. fw se'ad pa.sa ~ ~ ~ ~
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Work for B. B. Ward. il.

u. son Of Robert B. Word. The owner Of tie
BROOKLYN Federal League club. announced his
resisoattoa yesterday - nanasg Of the Wesleyan
University football teen. 10 which he was elseted
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Ho1v Croas Wins,

AnBapeliS Ma. March S.-Ho.D Ctoas defsafsd
tnday. to !
The Washington herald., 1915-03-31

Oo4lS-Anuen ~. EpNmkh 81, smith %, Monet
t2,. Cugie. Bachelor. Barnard. Goals from fres
toss-Batrhelor. Mc6ett ND. Referee-c. B. Coli
The Washington herald., 1915-03-31
Trainmen Win.


Tfainmen defeat Union Station In n. r. 7. n. c.
A.. b. 2 to Is Lineup and summary:
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Friends Win Out,

Fnends Won tts mt saDe Of the season yesterday
when it defeated Niphany By to :. M scoss:
Epipassy............. 3ssssssses
FH0ds-............. 1eeeOOB0x-0
The Washington herald., 1915-03-31
Shamrocks After Games.

The Shamrock A. g. would like TO arrange
games With teams Averaging Is years Addres,
Manager Leroy Kemp ei5 X street northeast.
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tWith name and address ~ lenders at
torncy
lssD ST. = n. ~ W Hughes (Camhrelh.nrl
AZ, 2tx75. march 2, l9ll-Tongreration
Bnai Israel Aush % Fordham TO william
J Diamond, l7l3 Washington av ,a''.y;
AMSTERDAM Az s26. W : 75.il n lot'h
-. 2tNloo. August ~. l9os-Frricri'k
pinkg, 20 EiizaHeth NaFeii atty, WI,
LEXINGTON Az. 1.So-i:s4. n " g Sfth
G27.l8i FL. 100 SN9o.6 pee Is. 1913
a'tys An Bloch, % Nassau It $4,000
s.D 81. q: ", : : $50 " ,CsntrnI Park
smith 10 Robert : smith, atty. 18TH
2,rH ST, iS8-i5e y. :, ao5,. ~. av
hcs. January ~ lsl3-Thc esrh street
& 7th Ave Realty 20 to Morris W Ie-
yiuo, arys, James, shell 8 Y "a
4.n II. =, SIS " Is, av. ~?s,qs2. Mar Al,
'Se?,.Marst n Lynch TO Maret \ smith,
'iiaai"1 - iSSs:- Ernst and Annie / HOP
at,ys, rhilbin s Orr, 81 Chamhsr.
nE:ar>s 200 " from n W cor is, al s tiotS1
st. s5~iOo ~, Mar = 1910 Minnie Cangro
To- Emma Reich. 100 Edgar -. Iigh-
wood Park. Weehawkcn, y } ATTY. !
RiPin9. ,32 Nassau st 600
mort on rents SC, Dec ,. ieli-Teronce
i lynch % Moses Is Manwokiau atty,
- " Poyaiian. ~ Rway $1,000
Ian 10 lgrO-Carmine A Ter,slna Fil,n.
none 10 los Y q Lizzia Dutcv et,y
r q co, i76 Rway 80. ..... 81 600
ann Sr 100 ~ q 99t Va Coluuhps
~. isxroee. Dec -. iaio- 81 Anircw's
n y Fburch ~, y v 10 or,r. Wilson ~,
Al. trus Caraltne " As'or attvs WIN
,rprLsb,pk' s,rs n IO,r,y 80 a. 0po
ANTHONY Az, IS. 10 , burnside az 20
~ N,T,rnrN 20 p,u'Iro T. "a Cam
iud, ,N,rN INV AIh.r, = G.s,h.'u
Mount Vernon. \ v. 81 600
rUoNpSoE ST n ia c.,L,r -, as
100 Nov "a. laos -Frsnr.s n work 20