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APPOINTS IS NEW FIREMEN.
Ada also Promotes m, -Four
81 Them Captains.

Fire Commissioner AdamsOn HU-
nounccd yesterday "iGhty-tivc appoint
ments and thirty three promotions in
his department. including the appoint
n,cnt OF four captains and six lieu,en-
ans. Fire companies are Ia lie sirenstN.
cucd generally. particularly AT Rocla-
Na" Beach. whore th"r" has been a la'ac
increase iu populations
III" -four captains appoiutcd were
John 4. r. Waldron, William BeruS,N,
Hugh !. Joyce and Joseph o1Hlniou
SiX lieutcnants were appointed aS fol,
lows william j, Ercen, James +
| Roche. Jr.. William H. stack, Alhcri
Drth, Waltcr I hucan and ,icorg" Nc,
Mar.
The promotions also included cightoei
engineers Of steamers and nve marine
| engineers,
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A REAL SACRIFICE

beautiful new house. artistic OUTSIDE and =
ronmr. iiird bath. front and rear porchrs'
plot 6oxlJ: large trees: park approach: nnc
street: > minutes To station; commutatlon ~"
evening after : L NJ, Mrs l. NJ Callison. lt
Mnrning-ide Drive. Tel. Morningside 80.
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INrN ~ 81 T. ~ =, ii'i " ~ 'N, l'lov
30. sly bids " S'r-k !. BI,E ey. "NlrN.
Jgt Eliz F'ruhuch"r. ct ~. due, 50,
47..7a. taxes, 80, Si5 Ph T." Henry
S,bnriIor for .......... ....... tlt7O0
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COMMERCIAL SPACE RENTED.
Lofts IN Factors Sections Grt New
TenRn ts.

NJ. A T.. Hess have leased the eleventh
Moor a, lO5 and iu7 East Tw~en'y-ninth
street, for "A term IT years TO the '"nee
Underwear Company, now on West
Thirty eighth street top floor AT 20 West
Fifteenth street to Il. Sperlins alSn an
additional floor a. 81 and ~ East Tenth
street 10 l.. Gr.enherG, manufactures OF
jeuelry aud novelty boxes.
George " Rrct,cll has rented tn the
!. Ge'b,ns.eiu company the store IN
o26O Third avenue for T.. '. Jacohus 20
Mr.. Kane the building at 700" l.eNinS-
ton avenue.
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$500, 900 APARTMENT PLANNED.
Thirteen story House to Co IN ON
E~dgrcOmbc

schwartz & Gross, with y. a. Marcus
as associate architect. have filed plans
for y thirteen story firenrooT apartment
house m the west side OF Edgecombe
H'enlc >"9s feet north ~ Ij0th street.
f"r ~" 'lndler Holding Corporation.
j '"oh l. frankel president. II will
have a frontage Of l7a feet and a depth
Of N7l1 feet. The facade will be of
brick aud limestone. The COS, has heer
estimated at $500, 600. The building
viii be- the tallest in tho Washington
Heights section.
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AQUEDrCT AZ le5a, @ :, 81 = Rranit n
t0xlnn. % -iN lhat August Norty as
Norol RItN 80 ct al, duo, fItt?6P,
taxes. Sc Sii3 ;", pr m'c s"iooo; u
the plaintiff for ..,..,.. ,.,.,,.,, $500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-16
THEATRE FOR BEDFORD PARK.

In the Bronx Bureau Of Buildings
Yesterday plans were ttled for a two
story theatre and stores. on plot Sc tx
200, for the northwest corner of Wei
ster avenue and l95th street, estimated
10 cost $4,000. George +, Pelham Is
the architect and the Bedford Park
Amusement Company liz the owner.
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wILBV.R q. FISK 4 BUYER.

Wilbur e. Fisk. president Of tho Hud-
sou ,-d Narha''ao l-oad head ~
the Home Club and %fnancier. ~ the
lates, 20 come 20 the conclusion 20 I've
in the Washington square section. Mr..
Fisk has bought the residence OF the
late Arthur George sedgwick at 8 East
Tenth street. the sale ~ which was re-
ported IN THr SIS some time ago.
James Frederick trurdeI ~ the rur-
chaser IF the sheridan proNer'y At rali-
sade and Independence avenues. River
dale. reported sold Yesterday
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

Highest temperature. BIZ. &C no = >
Lowest temperature 52', at o:i5 r. y
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DEAL FOR BAYsIDE LOTS.

W. Robyns has sold TO W. Vincent of
10 West Forty-second street a tract Of
ffty-two lots at Vista Lawn. Bayside.
The property Is between Penweod and
Bayside Park and I'm the vicinity there
are a number Of high class villas. The
property was formerly a part OF the
estate Of the Gate Henry Clay Weeks.
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100000 GARAGE O~ asru ST.

william Bradley has filed plans
through f.. n Jones, architect. for "A
three story garage on the south side OF
SiAty-eighth street. 200 feet west of
West End avenue. II will have "A 'front.'
age Of e3i.l feet and a depth of 1905
feet and the cost has been estimated at
800, 900.
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RUYS ARDSLEY ACRES.

GriTen. Prince 4 Ripley have sold 10
Joseph ~Clendenin Of the American Smelt-
ing and Refining Company a parcel Of
land containing about two and dne-half
acres between his present residence and
the estate Of John Starin Speaker. Ard
slev Park. INSTRUMENTATION.
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
\

with name and address Of lender and
attorney. n attorneys name IL omitted
address party of first part)
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COLLEGE POINT PLOT SALE.

Elizabeth Bus'ard has sold to Charles
I. Coppock a plot at Sound Crest. coli
lego Point. fronting LIZ feet on the
south side ~ Avenue n. 33s feet on tho
west side OF IVES, boulevard and 23S
feet on the East River.
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sPACIOIs DRIVE APARTMENT.

George +, Pelham. architect. placed
on record Yesterday plans for II six story
apartment house 2l5.5xll3.1 in size to
he erected on Riverside Drive, AS . feet
west of l5Sth street. The Langhornc
Construction Company is the owner.
The cost is estimated at $4,000.
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mers Loan & Trus. Co. % william st;
yrs. int az per bond, attys. Geler, X ~
VI, 30 Exchange pl..........''''si''o"V
Uptown.
Manhattan Island. north OF iloth ST.
18TH ST s W, n =. l26 W sth AZ. gSx
81 A slmP:Sn 81 80 > cS STs; Re- az YsAs,ssSc
iis TrH. r . !; ~ 70 y kv "a AZ" \ aorriS1. Ia, Gao
Mcdonald 4 b. is William st. nc,e $4,000
10TH Az. 70 e cor .ipsn II; iif. Ins
Co. 1 Madison av. due sep, l., wv, %
p c; sttys, Butcher. 7 & y. ! Msd'e oon
Borough OF The BronS)
GRAND BOULEVARD A coNCoCRsE,
estate io5.sx@ -Whitesate co. Inc. to
John Brown. 81. W i's,h e.; pr nv
Harold swain. i7s Bsay ..,..:,7'8Co
BRIsTow ST, " a7b Jsnninxs ~.
p Ct atty. Leopold Freim~n' 500 bre" 200
wEEsTcHpsrbR Az. $50. /. !, itIisiii..
80. W si'i 81; Jun: g. d wnt a. s',p'cS5
sH aI.s IAN AZ ~. ssi.. s0I r. i; y = .s.'',6csi5SG
Nv X Rity Co, Inc. 20 Bronx Enterprise
Co. Inc; Jun: IL nw %,n,,'i''. 9:,ssGSSS;
part farm c'has B.rrisn: ?Ssioi. s-,Ja'
p Murphy, to Dollar say bk: isos "a Ms *.
isrH ST. -. RI, iG, ass: map ys,GT,
RP .strI,;~ao ssios ssi n I'd ST. mFl.inhs!a, : J.
Gun" !. y, EyFiiiussh' IVY ."s5
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rayson Mel. Merrill Company and
Baker & Crowel, have sold for Frank +.
Swectscr to Alan Hartley his property
just on Middle Neck road. Great Neck.
|. l.. consisting Of modern dwellings and
about an acre OF land
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DORIS FERRY PLOT SALE.

GriNen. Prince & Ripley announce the
sale ~ two plots On sherman avenue.
pobbs Ferry. to r. ". DoNney OF Dobbs
Ferry. The property IL owned by the
estate Of AMI l.. Barber.
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THE WEATHER.

FOR eastern New YORK. and southern New
England. hover to-day and. proosD.y
morr0w fve~b east and southeast Wihus.
For New Jersey. show ers to-day anp
p,ohsbly tomorrow; moderate TO ff'sh
,ou,hrast and south winds.
For western New York. probably shows,s
to-day and Tomorrow, fresh soutn win
NEW YORK. June Is lsree ~
preston from the middle Canadian sec,'oa
became central over Lake superior nun
northern wisconsin yesterday ahn ny
pressure prevailed In all sections ear
the Rocky Mountains. except Ne" h"s
In. pressure was moderately high IN
the ex.reme Northwest. but low " 'he
Rain Tell lutte generally in The axe
rsgions and upper Mississippi Na,ey ann
south and eastward into the Gun oou,"
Atlantic and parts Of the middle h,ieh
tic states, and was heavy at . huihoer
OF points In the southern Ststes -
In the Rocky Mountain states ahn ~ee'
ward the weather was generauy te";.
II was warmer in parts OF inc iaSe
regions. but In inost sections temperature
were lower. ~ .ra
In this city the day was olouay sno
cooler, with occasional sprinkles OF ram
winds, fresh southeast: average nHm'olty;
si per cent; barometer. correctedsto te,o
to sea level. at & A. NJ. 5000 y T. ~
30 %.
The Temperature In this city yesterday.
a. recorded by the oflcisi Thermometer 10
shown In the annexed table,
IDLY
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Bronx
WEBSTER Az. = :, 80

WEBSTER Az, \ :. 30 n lN2d ST 'nNloo
--East side Iron works, Inc, agi McENoy
A Rooster Bldg co. Inc. owners ana con,
I7sTU ST. n W cor Anthony nv, 10 iNNS =
E,si side Iron Works, Inc. agt tl"land
ic,lty 90, Abraham Davis and Louis
Davis, owners, Clcland Realty co. con
sotiTnERN BOULEVARD. Q \, 300 u l7?d
ST. Brooklyn firepr"of sash N
Door Co. Inc. agt Philip Rosen. owner
Home Union Building corpn' contra,
KELLY ST, iili,.,a and ~lil6--Henry
"schieichkorn agt Willemette tonstruc,
lion DO, owners and contractors fl,65O
I7iST ST, 80 E-pt's Elevator - agt
RosalIa Wciser. owner; william Wciscr,
,nntrnCtor irenewah. ...~...,,...Slln ~
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD, q :, 400 4 l72l
W IlXIOO-Iouis kata agt Philip Rosen,
owner; sarah WcineI' ,ontract"r, .fllS9
/ al t~sxiOO-,;rand Iron Works, Inc. agt
Philip Rosen, owner: : Wiener an!
soIirHERN BOuLEVARD, g =, 3no y i7?d
n. iOxIOo-Ruilders Brick and suppl,
10, Inc, agt Philip Rosen. owner; sarah
Weiner. contractor. 'sl'fl-
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

18TH sr. 327 to 1897 W---Albert Oliver &
son, Inc, ngt st Bernardo Roman Catho.
lie Church ct AL tune H. 1919 OK
,. GIgu sr, los to no E-ixoe Bros ast iSS
~ sbth IT Corpn ct al. May 49,. 1915
sAhMtyr Observation-Disclosures Cement 90
MT same, June !, 1915 tby bond" 81. o0l 10
RYAN Av, 1923 and 1890 Della
rreinoS art Warrington Place Building
CO Of 81, June ~. Dte...........t2s.7t
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Bronx.
cHArrERroS Az. n 5. part 10. isi; map

CHArTERToN Az II . paf' 10, ~; msp
exr. 70 Mary Dannente,ser, Haver.traN
y Y. atty, Harvey De Baum iiaver
GRACE Av. :. i7sl N w~es,chcstcr ~,
.sAi0o Same - same at'y sane - n.o
HANEMEfEK w. E. - E.rs s'' it%>
Aq}r'HEprcr Az. .3.s-sami l. HewI.,t
sso Riverside Drive '..,. ..,....''.-.n
RRlANT ~. ,. rs n l.yaystte Az. eon
100 Na,hen : Her, and ano ,rus; 10
van q Z - Wall - ssso
trfrs Martha " Kriicl to E'i5. 81
ats. tn" Guar a 7 co. ~. hr,as-
20 tv V =. 1852 : l7eth -, 5.S'7-
Frances II Austin TO y Y Ti'" Irs g;
WIS rHEEHH ~. 20, . 1880 -, ioN,o-
Mtg & Security 20 to Edw W Tapp,
t-us. ~ Flushing av, Jamaica. l. I;
ATTY, y Tit." Iu~ CO.. 1855 sr'2i
cAtipwELi ~. 7.s-Hy kaufman. TO
Rachel l. Bsrtl", - Nep'ln" . w
Il. hole, y y; ATTY. tn" Guar " = 40,
IESNINSGs ST. n p cor pris,ow -. MOO
-El'z Hs''enne,d, eStrS, to H' Hr'ri,
'' FIG ,&I.oaii..ee ! Nor,on' 20 : : VI, )
security GO, iah R"a'' ATTY, \ az,
eR1@N.xfn? g. * r. N"s' 90 N i,a,n Il. IS
,r grssss.,. ~ y w. %T'' rna to ar h"T oi,y S'G Ti,.
- \ TT GO. 10 Bwcy So 600
INTERvALE ~, w. l,i"n W".irss,
Mig 80. 600 pvr .''
r%TS =; y,n I" e, %; ! mar nso. H. dH,9>. to- ~ sas
Van Rip.r atty-' 'a~ff''E'orn, a
pRRisr%w sr. n : cor Jenuns
raync & an" tru~. . Park a' ...t',,
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MECHANICS Liens.
Mammalian.

Iairu ST. go E-Morris Harsh agt
Jones q McEachen, owner and contrdc-
East HuuSTON ~, $50 Friedman n
snn tgt Albert Westpfail, owner; Au-
gust Westpfali. owner ana contra,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-16
court 81 Appeals Calendar.

ALRtSY. June - -F oloVinc Is tho Cou,'
81 App,n's calendar for to morrow NoF
%. %, ~. lus. l2a and SNi.
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CITY DWELLINGS, LEASED.

J. n. English has leased for NJ, Lyon
the four story dwelling ut $50 West
Nurty.axth street 10 Louis Pane for q
term Of years fos business purposes.
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ARRIVED FROM NEW yoRr

So FristianiafIor al Bergen
- Nlcuw Amsterdam. a. Rotterdam
- Francisco. At HUI
SAILED FOX new YORK
50 Advance. from CiIstobal
- Matau11s. from Havana
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mers Loan & Trust Co. % william st,
and ano, exrs Caroline A Brundagc, .
yrs. int az per bond attys. Geller,, X q
VI. 90 Exchange 'si''ooV
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

ST, ns-rit,e Guarantee
Trust co, i5s Bway. to Gsrinnt
y y ITO cornelia st. Bklyn' @dsrc oSc
7.T1inS s sw' y w-s.m. to Benne,, J King.
Kins. viii Edw J KIM address nao
20 aHlHte. aiss-yeair,ce' M.rmeilo 70 Lucy
pofs, % Nassau st ;",i.n
HUDSON ST. s25-Corneila ~ Adams 70
. A,DhO rus + H .,,y. b 'I Z Kabsii' as FAX
9TH fpT Nv. sss-Eaai;.Siie; LIZ. A..u, s@sei.iy
hers ct. attys, II a r J ooorman; oSSaa
,sTH sg' ,sE.ri,l. oi.ran,.e &T CO
crafnSSroT at. i6i~sane TO Z s True, CO;
Sd ~ XVI iSSi!"s.m. to same; .Gar Sc:
..T. ST. .,..,o E-N.w York Bislo 50:
Remsen at. Bkiyn; atty. r q c.: az
,.T Fs' sr. = E-Hem. iii. In: co I: Ti q:
80 ~ ,S.--s.isS king TO Psnn.,, :
King. =: Z tO,h st, and .no' 'r',.' 90. 90,
80 aTss. ais ns'y Nv. :. isi.t i:s:d 81
to cora s Requa. sol W Nsth 81 %,
cree; Z HSe'sn nivin.,on $, ana
"io.w chrysre ct. tasSs. ss collateral.
Iin Lohrman TO Josephin. c.ark' ~.
CHESTNUT ~. Rkiyr t2 mtg'; ATTY. &c
| LEXINGTON Az, 355-Jane " sudan t'
Hank for say. so IN sy' at'ys; % a 6d,
walad.r. W 4 T. 20 Wall ST ''o'oo'
! CLINTON ST. lt5-Annie Leysersohn. u
Dry Dock say Instn, 7il Bowery' ATTY
+ " Tichenor. IS Park Row. ,...'
lisr ST. i?2 Annie NJ lyme ana an
10 Fannie Heller. 3i5 " 3sth -. ATTY
T T Co. 100 Bway .,...t w
WEST END Az. " $. 3: n soth -. .7xiei'
irregxto-Metropolitsn LIE lns co U
at,ys. GugEenheimcr. L a NJ. 100 broad
WAY ........ S2I.oo
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Arr4ved-THURsDAY. Juno Is.
IS n Jdonna. y VI, Marseilles. May 81
81 Minnesota i':2l i. N. London. MAJ 81
> Chicago City. L. A. NJ. Bristol, MAY a.
- h,.~y.k. BIB J.. Nj. kirk9ail. MAY a.
- hitkdalc. An Barry. June
IS Cuthbert. ! A NJ, Liverpool. June :,
Sc Daksa. sis a NJ, Liverpool. June
So Alcor, 10 A " Rirkwall, May 20
IS Essen, L. 30 = NJ. Liverpool. June I:
June 8
: Bendu. :ij 4. NJ. Barbados, June D..
. Hattie Iuckenbach go p' NJ. Nee
Orleans. June 9.
60 zacapa. noon. Kingston. June 4"
Sc Comns, New Orleans. June 10
SIS y Monte, Galveston. June Q
IS u Alba. Galveston. June
50 Jefferson, Norfolk. June "a
IS Hildrius. Boston. June is
ss Iula. Boston. June II
- 1ndrdghlrl. Boston. Julie Il
= Panaman, BOsi on. June =
So Chesapeake. Baltimore. June Is
- Panaman, t:20 +. NJ, Boston. June IL
IS brrssel. 3:l5 j. VI" sagus, June I
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-16

rh,-c utv, order w,"e t-.uod
Ntr,. admiral Dewitt 'o'imsn, to second
IN command. NtlHuti' n'o'
Lieut. n :. Jeans. T." naval Academy.
Ens!gu Burhen, from the khod" ls|i
10 tn Alabama
Ensign n l.. Nirkery, from tho Whole
Island tp tho kctr~argc,
En,i.us " Wiusiow and : = Nthor.
from til" G'nrgll 20 'hc virginia
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Army and Navy Orders.

WASHINGTON. June lj'-ln'se army
orders were issutsi to-day;
cant. T.. O. {. Ord. retired. TO active
,iut, and TO Tor; sam Houston - ss-is'an'
TO auartermaster southern Department.
First Lieut.. q r. Sorton, Coast Ar
tl'ery, 10 sandy Hook proving ground.
fIrs, Lieut.. y. :. Hughes Fourth Field
ARTILLERY. to san Antonio. rex,.as sssistant
to ordnance officer. southern pepartrnent,
F.rst Lieut.. r. J. smith. second Fed
Artillery, TO Frankford Arsenal, Phi1aie'-
rhia. -
F,r.t Lieut.. II p Councilman; Coast
Artillery. to Watertpwu Arsenal, Mas
FIRST Lieut. Il. O'leary. coast Arm cry.
70 WATERFOWL. Arsenal. Mass.
second lAsut. II II xornig. COAST Ar
tllary. to Wa'ertour Arsenal. Mass
second Lieut. n. ". simpson, FIRST Field
: Artillery, to- sandy Hook proving ground
First Lieut.. L q Wright, from Rock
Island Arsenal. Illinois. 20 Watertown' Ar
Liaut col. g = Rlch.. Engineering
Corps. from Galveston to Chicago
Major y. II S,huly, Engineering torps'
FROM New Orleans - Wa-h'ug'ou, II. G
Nsior IL Burgess, fnginecrins 'orrs'
from Nashville. Tenn, - Detroit
Msjor j g Oak"s. Lnsin""ring corps,
from Louisville. X. 10 Philadelphia
Mator r y. Johnston. Eugin"erirg Corps
FROM Wilmington, Del. to Galveston,
Major VI. j McDcnoush, Engineering
'orps, from Albany. y. y TO memphis
Tenn.
Nsio- W 7. s,okAv Engineering Corp.
from savannah 20 cincinnati
'pl. u. Rhulen, rot!r,l, TO active duty
! irI to S~rattle. Wash. relieving cot
George b Davis. qGariermdst'r.s torps
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THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and Observation-Disclosures
Foreign Mails-The Fire Record.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

United states Coast and Geodetic Survey
Standard Time.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises. ~. ~ Sun sets. ! ~ y Moo. ~. sM
H1oH WATER THIS DAY.
sandyHk q 40 Gov. Isl d. 8 rs Hell Gate. 10 =,
Low WATER This DAY.
. AMI AMI Pal
SandyHk. II is Gov. Isl "a 25l Hell 0axe. 4 q
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STIIIWrLI4 Lane. n " :. all land NJ 6
stI'I VOL, liOSlaJ-l BrdlSt'd AIT khas y
Vo,ckonlug Inc, ct a.; 10 'h" rl..imtlr
Dor ....... ..... ..-..-. 5000
rn''!rtS Az. ~ cor ~ u. "6>luo- n u
~ rnlIus ,c' Rose 'nnstn &" 60 ri. 80
IA, nI,iutin Tor ......,..... tl",noD
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AIL-YEAR-RouSp BUNGALOW In re-
rtricted neirhtorhood fronting Atlantic
Ocean. VIII sell AT once. ANY reasonable
49, accented. Terms TO suit. II. l.
SIMPSON. Room sos. w. s'th st. y. Y. c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-02-17
Joe Tinker Declares
Field In Waterbury
Poorest He Ever Saw

Waterbury, Feb. 17-Many local
fans, will remember Joe Thinkers visit
to Reidville with the Cubs q. few years
ago, when he cut up all sorts of ca
pers for the amusement of the crowd,
pitching part of the game while wear
ing Jimmy Archer's big nnitt and do
ing other stunts. This is how Joey
describes it to a Chicago newspaper
man:
GIVE played on some awful ball
grounds in my time said Manager
Joe Tinker of the Cubs, ''but those we
struck at Waterbury, Conn.,, beat any
thing I've ever seen.
1T came, on a Sunday years ago.
when I was on Chances team, and we
staged exhibition game with the
Waterbury club. We didn't have our
full team there. Hefne Steinfeldt be
ing excused for some reason or 9TH
er.
I had to play third and thinner
man went to shortstop!> The first ball
knocked to the inie1d went straight
at Zin1. He bent low and, just as he
reached for it, the marble bounced
over his head, just missing his nose.
There were stones and sticks every
chance.
Every other time the ball went
at Zim he covered his face with one
hand and reached for the pill with the
other. We didn't have any assists
that day but the score keeper was gem
erous with the errors"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-02-17
Hans Wagner Insists
On Staying Outdoors
Even In Zero Climate
(snorting News }


Hans Wagner sat in President Drey-
fuss office in Pittsburgh while zero
weather ruled outside. He had DOTTED
his overcoat and hat A moment later
he opened his coat. revealing the alb
sence of a vest. Walking over to the
radiator. he ran his hand alongside
and said: Gee, they've got the steam
heat turned on Then for Is min
utes he conversed with Jim Callahan
all the while keeping his gaze on the
skyline outside. At last he could stand
it no longer.
"WeIl, boys, I'm going OUT said he,
as he grabbed his hat and coat. ST
can't stand it to be cocped up on a
day like this. Me for the sunshine and
air. Gee, I've a big notion to go fish
! ing
what kind of fish do syou8catch at
this time of the year?' some one
asked.
''Wen, fish amt so plentiful just
now replied Honus, but I could go
swimming all right. Many a time I've
had a dip when the temperature was
lower. I like to be outdoors. It's the
only place for a man to be, anyway.
Good bye!"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-02-17
Rensselaer, Five Is
Having Good Season

Troy, N. Y, Feb. 1.-THE Rensse-
laer Po1ytechnfc Institute basketball
team is making up in part this season
for the poor showing of the Cherry
and white last fall, and although the
schedule is only half completed. it
looks as If the Rensselaer, will have
one of the most successful basketball
seasons in many years. The quintet
has lost but three games and these
by one or two points. Pete Lamb,
an old grad of the Institute, who was
a. member of the world championship
Troy basketball team. has been called
in as head coach, and with Pop
Howard (Brook1yn), "Var' -McManus
(Brooklyn1, Mcdonald Scranton,
Pa-), Ewing CWestf1eld. N. ~, Cap
yWoo1sey eliza beth, N. J-), End
(Brooklyn), and O'Hara New York
city,, as first string men, experts to
make a clean sweep of the rest of the
schedule.
Brooklyn POLY cancelled their
game for February II, and it is prob
able a game will be scheduled for the
those that may be offered the date.
at Troy and comprise Syracuse on
Feb. IS; Union on Feb. 26; New York
University on March 4; and Colgate
on March 10. Some of the best of
the second string men are Ben M.
Engesser est. Peter, Minn.), Sherrod
E. Skinner New Britain. Conn., Will
liam K. Hawkes. (Newburgh, N, W /,
Harold W. Knox (Westfie1d, Mass-) J,
r. Van Dyke Firth (GIens- Falls, N.
W, and Francis ]. Folan (Schnec-
tady).
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-02-17

1t looks as il the mem bers of the
committee which decided upon mer-
ger of the Eastern and New Eng
land leagues played clever game
of politics. Since the decision was
given it has leaked out that the New
York State league is anxious to get
Pittsfe1d. Secretary Farrell Of the
National board, who was a member
of the committee. is also president of
the New York State league and he
saw that if the Eastern was deprived
of it's territory the New York State
league could then grab Pittsfield. In
fact Farrell wrote to Owner zeller
and intimated that a place would be
found for Pitts1e1d.
Tim Murnane another member of
the committee, held this bait out to
Farrell in an effort to get his vote
and now it is said that Murnane will
be rewarded with the presidency of
the new merger league. 1t is easy
to see that inside work. was contem-
plated when Murnane, as president OF
the New England league, was allow
ed to vote on a case which concerned
his own territory.
Secretary Reddy of the Bridgeport
club said he would not attend the
merger league meeting in Boston to-
day but declared if the Eastern's ap-
peal failed, Bridgeport would be rep
resented in the merger organization.
Six hundred teams have been en-
tered in the American Bowling Con-
gress tournament which begins in To-
ledo, O., March 4, according to state
ment made last night by A. L. Lang
try, secretary of the congress. who
is in. personal charge Of the event.
Entries close tomorrow night.
George Stal1ings, the Boston Braves
manager, is either friend or an en-
envy of the players, depending upon
which way you. look at the question.
He has ordered the players not to
bring their wives to the training camp
a. Miami, Fla.