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3 THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. SEW YORK. WEDNESDAY. JFLY 18. 1917.

THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY. JULY 18. 1917.

NOTICES. ION His Homer in Tenth Beat St. Louis Kress fonruii BM II 1 lukli-y Karl, I Mandel Real Estate News Sinclair -Victor Dross Mfg Co. DOBBIN ST. 250 ft Naau av, 25x100, July 12.

1 per cent, Abbe wife I to Or-enpolnt sarga Bank 19-2643) $5,000 DODWORTH ST, 106 4 Buhwlck av. Dodworth 129.10 Bushwlck i av, 0.x9:,S. July 13. Install .1 I. Block et al to A Roixacher i ano (ll-322Vi $500 LONG RACES MARK PARKWAY OPENING .11.068 31 I.eggt-t Pros Will Seek Revenge On Golf Champion Evans Banks, to Hellmund.

277 1 West 3' til t. mort $1,680 SI) AV, cor 63d st. 60x100; si so 3d av. cor 64lh st II Wahl'-rs A wife to Schaffner. 847 Park mort (11-tlOI I notn 3D AV, cor 42d st, 37x67.6, Haase et al, to 325 61t ((Til), val, cons A 1100 ITH AV, Nos 6310 A 6316.

Eleanor H-slty Co, Inc, to estate of Morri Nason Inc, 601 Here 's Superbas 9 New Idea Home Run in Tenth Inning By "RICE." VlRIETY is the spice of life, and a fan who goes to Ebbcts Field is pretty apt to see something new every day. Yesterday was no exception. After Carlson, nied Park Homes. $92 00 97 11, July 14. 1917.

uv. Rockvllle $249.00 LYNBROOK LOT SALE agst JO it fct A I 1 NEW 1OKK SI TUKMF. COURT IBCONO DEPARTMENT -In (lie matter of the application of The City of New York, relative to IfQSirittg title 111 1st, wlx-rever the ha not b. en I heretofore acquired, to tiss laraU. Il ninmnU uj hereditament pee id red rr the opralag snd eg i tending of TROT AVLM.H from Csagrglg ane to a line about north of M.

and from line I Boot 2411 feet sOlltll 1 Aviaiie I to FlatbUs svran last 831) HTRBBT. from Fla'landa avenue to M. an.) BAl'Otf-j MAN PLACE from Flatbush avenue to Troy I avenue. In the 29th sod Wards. Borough lot Brooklyn, The City of New York, i Notice hereby clien that Hie Mil of cost.

I cUsigea snd expensei Incurred by nMISOS of the proce-dliig In the above eiititb -1 matter will be presented for taxation to one of the Justices of the Court of tin- of New York, I Second Iiepartinebt. lit a I .1 a 1 Tern, th'T'of I 6th av, mort 145,000 (18-6808), val, cons I5 9TH ST. 897 ft 3d av. 25xHio, The amount In whir srrorlty Is required for tb performance the contract Is Twelve Hundred Dollar The bM6r will 'be price per unit, as called for in the sciiedoles of iuantltiea sod prices br walca the bids will Award, If mad)-, will he inad" the lowst formal bidder in aggregate) for alt Items. Iilauk rorm of bid.

contract BfN It IOC I snorov.d to form by Corporation Coun! can ba obtslned at 2301, Municipal Building. Manhattan. WILLIAM WILLIAMS. Commlsslouar. Dtd.

July 0. IflT. gar (o-ueriil I iiHtriirtion to ISirl-derSi ail foot of rolumu. last page) of till paper. jc-1822) X-lOt aa SCALED BIDS WILL BB RECEIVED BT President the 1 -uti of Hrcoklya, at Boom No Uoiojgl, Hall.

Brooklyn, uaUl DRAWS LARGE CROWD Sixteen Heats Required to Decide Trotting and Pacing Events. Builders and Developers Attend First Session of Auction Yesterday. 1017. KI) USD l.TIS(l ANT) PAVTJsTJ Title Mtg Co agst Dermond Holding Co et al, Davenport (a). Mechanics Mens.

JULY 17. Calyer at, No 158, Aen Rooting St Cornice Co agst A Ronlnson I. Warady $30 Macon at, 95 ft Lewis av, 85x100, Eastern Margie Co agt Kappe line) Kappe 34th 8, 100 ft Snyder av. 100x100, Chestnut Hidge White Brick Co agst Mum Const Co $584 83d st, 120 ft 19th av, 60x100, Hal-pern Mcstal (Inc) aglt Fern Realty Co A Wolf $60 Stone av, 60 ft Sutter av, 50x100, I. Mlnoinohn agat I'htievra Etz Chalm Mach-zikl Arav (a corp), Bloom Judgments.

JULY 17. (Name first given (hut of Judgment debtor.) Davis, I von Lehn $119.45 Harrlon, Sutphln et al, as exota, etc $6,994.28 Phlpps. .1 von Lehn $67.30 Go, Fred'k Loeeer Co $79.95 Boyd, Drlggs Coal Co $70.50 Brennele, .1 Kchemmer ano. $54. 19 SchloBsmao.

Llndenbaum $166.10 Hanlfln, Garlan Brooklyn Elev Milling Co $2,431.63 Herman, i Willing $35.67 Kloos. Hvmes A ano $35.87 I.evlch. 1) Ebcll Uhlfelder Crouohley $125.88 altano. Annnhorr $80.77 il PERMANENT ASPHALT i'A'. EME.VT O.Vi 'RBTK FOUNDATION1 ON seeing the buperbas, or the other fellows, for a long time make a specialty of winning games in the eighth or ninth innings with two out, the Superbas sprang a variation by winning in the tenth inning with one out.

Charles D. Stengel introduced this midsummer novelty when he thumped a home run over the right field wall in the tenth round, off the first ball served to him by Bill Doak, the eminent spitball expert. At that time the score was 1 to 1, with the doughty Doak pitching at a most alarming rate. If the game had not been won by such a fell blow it might never have been won at all, as Sherrod Smith and Doak were pitching as if the country's future was at stake. That handy wallop by Stengel brought the Superbas back to a point where they need only a paltry pair of straight winnings to make their percentage stand at even .500.

As Spectacles Lee Meadows pitched and beat the Superbas on Monday, and Doak sedmed to be about the next best bet Miller Huggins had at his disposal, the Superbas have more than a reasonable chance to take THE ROA FROM MAI to be held the (. oiinlv (amrl House in the Borough of llrooklTB. la The city of Krs Yolk, on the day of 11)17. at 10 o'clock la the forenoon of iht ilar. or soog thenaffer ss Couusel ran he heard taSCSOP.

In accordacce with the certificate of the Corporation Coottasl I mi that the said bill of costs, charges and ex pauses, with the i-ertlnVste of Hie Cortsirstion Counsel thereto attached has heel deposited In the office of the Clerk of the County of Klnaa. there to remain for and during the of tcu day, a rPQolred br law. Dated. Borough of Brooklyn. New York, July LAMAR HARDY, Corporation Couaael.

Municipal Building. Boiough of Manhattan, City of New York. (C-1027) Jld lOt osu lier and scores of others of less repu tation. As the open champion of the coun-try, Evans, an amateur, will be in the field, the pros will naturally seek to get square with him for having shut them out of the national title last year at Minikahda. This medal event on Tuesday will precede the team matches of twelve men on a side of amateurs, and Scotch-bred, English-bred and homebred pros.

The women will be able to do their "bit" on Monday, for a curtain-raiser has been arranged in the shape of mixed foursomes In which a professional will play with woman player from his own club. This competition will permit the public to see Mrs. Gavin, the English golfer, now the metropolitan and Eastern champion, In action on the links. An admission fee of $1 will be charged the gallery at all tho matches. Nichalls' Knee Cap Bars Him.

The injury to Gil Nichalls, the Great Neck pro. and former metropolitan champion, which has Incapacitated him from war service, causing his rejection by recruiting officers, was sustained in an automobile accident IEGKMAN UISIANA AVE. la aa follows: 1 to -'il-grad. lint atone aat The announcement by Chick Evans, open and amateur golf champion of the United States, that he will take part in the thirty-six-hole medal play, open to amateurs and professionals, at Englewood, next Tuesday, is especially pleasing to the Professional Golfers Association that is arranging the series of big matches of next week for the benefit of the war funds. In this event on Tuesday there will be awarded gold, silver and bronze medals for the winners, with a special prize for the best score In each round.

In addition to Evans it is possible that Ned Sawyer of Chicago will come, and even the 1915 amateur champion, Robert A. Gardner of Chicago, may be able to take part. There is no evidence of military slackness In Evans' appearance in competitive play these days as, although he is registered for the army draft, he is practically exempt from conscription as he Is the only sole support of his aged parents. However, Evans is doing his "bit" to the best of his ability by playing in Red Cross exhibition matches. Thus far, as already stated in The Eagle, such matches have gathered about $20,000 for the benefit of war relief.

To the Western golfers will be added Tuesday the amateur stars of the metropolitan district, including the four-time winner of the national ama l-A A i I A No 732. July n. 1 year. per cent, Rust in to Boshwick Sav Bank 16-1791) $2,000 Assignments of Mortgages. JULY 17.

Lawyers Mfg Co to Buxton $3,500 Same to .1 1: Eakln $2,000 Same to A Borne $3,000 Same to GurJen A ano, a trustee. Sc, Oorden, dec $2,500 Saratoga Impt Co to Brownsville Aet Corpn nom Schraler. to Barth nom Title Mtg Co to A Eben Sc ano, a truitee Ebsen $1, 55 Melster, I. to Borowskv nom Farmers Loan Trul Co, a exr, Ac, Arkenburgh, dec. to Oakley 14,500 Brodmann, A ano, as exrs, Ac.

Brodmann, to Brodmann nom Rlchter, to Warnecka A wife. .14,250 Retjemann. to Helssenbuttel A wife nom Lehrenkrauss, J. ano to Gebler A wife 11,000 Same to (ierken A wife 12.250 Same to Vogt HJ'OO Same to Schwari A wife 200 Same to Klein I2.750 Same as exore. Ao, Schmidt, deo, to Rlchter 14,500 Boschen, to I-ewls 15,000 Rraun, B.

to I Cohen A ano, as exrs, Ac, Cohen, deo 15.000 I.ex Holding. Inc, to Wattfeld A wlfe.nom Investors Corpn to Krlmsky Wager, A wife to Nelnken $475 I.ehrenkrausa, A ano to A Haller- etede M.ODO Same to Breuer M.noo Same to A Muller 13.000 Same to II Kelly A wife $3,000 Fleet. L. as extrx, Ac. 8 Fleet, deo.

Ac, to Guernsey A ano $3,000 Flgge. 7,1. as extrx, Ac, Flgge, deo. to 0 Gebler A wife 1500 Helilenrelch. to Wanser $3,000 Same to A Hubbs H.000 Walker, to A Youngs et al a trustees Brown Schoeler, to A Schoeler, val cons A 1100 Smith, to Best A ano $4,500 Lewis.

P. to A Sherman, 025 Wheeler. F. a exr, Ac, Wheeler, dec, to Wheeler JULY 14. Bar Beach Realty Co to Enterprise Lumber A Silo Co, lot 310.

31i, Port Washington Park ll.W) Estate Holding Corp" 10 A Iseraun. lots 4 to 7, bk 126, Estates Long Beach 12.000 Assignments of Mortgages, JULY 14. Farrlngton to Heath II. 000 A Chose to I. Hubbs 1900 Wallace to II Southard $1,500 Wlllets, trus, to Hicks $760 Same to 11 Hicks I750 Hempstead Bank to Palmer HM Palmer to Duryea Conveyances.

JULY 14. Kuser to Merrltt, Rockvllle Centre, Windsor av, Rockvllle Centre nom Gilbert, ref, to Forraro, Mlneola, lots 53 to 55, Hastings map, Hempstead 14,000 Estate Holding Corpn to A Handler, lying Beach, lots 4 to 7, bk 126, Estates Long Beach A Iserson, Estate Holding Corpn, 68 William st, City, same property nom Coons to Acker, lots 26 to 28, bk WSBlburv Lawns nom Conklln to M' Cnnroy, 147 41st st, lot 11, Eastman A Hicks nom Manhatset Dev Co to Plandom Park, Inc, Oreat Neck, lot 89. Plandome Park nom Tltu to Eastment, Glen Cove, 1.64 acre, Glen Cove nom Swan 10 Roosevelt, Oyter Bay, 13.776 acre, Cove Neck nom flffl BHfilfllF ISO cubia yard" l.lRj square yui maintenance 1. Time allowed. Security reqnlrec asphalt pavement (I year 1 consecutive working day.

it.aaa hAI, A De Fillppo et al. to Auletta, 327 5th av, mort 12.100 (4-1002) 1310 ITH ST, same prop De Fillppo A ano, Infants, by Redmond, their special fuardlan, to Auletta. 327 6th av, mort 2,100, all Interest 1103 HTH AV, cor 41t 100x200. Trunk to New York Tel Co, 15 bey Y. I (16-6844) nom 14TH AV.

a cor 41st at. 100x200, hAI, Trask A ano, as exors of TraHk A ano, dec, et al, to Tel Co, 15 Dev Bt, (16-5344) 814,000 14TH AV, 60.2 48th st, 40x100, A Widen A wife to Connelly, 1527 6th st, mort 11,000 (17-5630) nom I7TH AV. 840 ft 86th Bt. 20x98 8. Lawler A wife to Iola, 815 Metropolitan av, mtg 83,600 (19-6368) nom 17TH AV, cor 84th st, runs 41.11 74.11 46.10 73.11 to beg; also S5th cor 17th av, runs 198 75.11 198.1 80.11 to beg, hAI, estate of Morris Nason, Inc, to Ellanar Realty Co, Ino, 30 42d st, 0 (19-8326C), val cons A.S100 17TH AV.

840 ft 86th st, 20x96.8, Qulnn to Isola, 616 Metropolitan av 09-6366) nom 42D ST, 296 ft 7th av, 20x100.2, hAI, A Armstrong ano. as exrs of P. Arm-etrong, dec, to Larson A A Hofstad. 785 42d st. mtg $3,500 8-922) $4,900 49TII ST, s.

60 ft 16th av, 40x100 2, A Clayton A wife to Smith, 345 Clermont av, all lien (17-5453) nom 62D ST, 259.8 Fort Hamilton Parkway, 20x100.2, lba A wife to Berthelsen A wife, 659 48th st, mtg $3,750 (17-56601, val cons A $100 55TH ST. No 851, hAI, Sherman Bldg Corpn to .1 Frykman A wife, 630 tut st, mtg 84,000 (17-5672), val cons A $100 69TH ST, 160 ft 17th av, 80x100.2, Kressh to Kreash, 1655 mtgs 16.000 (17-5508) nora 61ST ST, 880 ft 11th av, 20x100. bail, A Scarper to Valla, 136 Bridge A Ciaurl 63 Main at, mtg $1,250 (17-6716), val cons A $100 67TH ST, 180 ft 4th av, 60x120, Lee to O'Rourke. 671 8'h t. mt REOULATINrj rv i 1.01 1.

roil CURBING, LATINO SIDEWALKS AND Brooklyn's only big trotting and pacing meet of the season got under way at the Kings Highway track of the Parkway Riding Club yesterday, when the opening session of the three-day harness meeting provided some of the most interesting competition ever seen in this borough. No less than sixteen heats were required to decide the three events on the program, one race bringing the horses out seven times. The feature on the card was a 2:24 trot that went to six heats before Mintmark, belonging to Charles Wei-land, was returned the winner. Mint-mark started off slowly and failed to show well In the first two heats, which went to Suldlne, the property of the Brook Farm. The latter was a strong favorite and appeared like a straight-heat victor.

In the third heat, however, the first choice tired badly In the stretch and Mintmark, finishing strongly, crossed the wire in front. The latter had the more stamina and finally gained the decision in the sixth heat. The longest contest of the day was the 2:18 trot, in which C. W. La Sell's The auction sale nf the Lynbrook Estates property, at Lynbrook.

L. opened yesterday with one of the largest crowds that ever attended a real estate auction sale on Long Island. The entertainment features, which were distinctly unusual, proved very popular with the local people. The evening sale, which opened at 7:30, was also popular, and the mammoth tent on the property was taxed to capacity. The property la being sold to satisfy a mortgage foreclosure, and several Long Island and Brooklyn builders hava taken advantage of this unusual opportunity to secure some of the "Casey" Got R-e-e-venge On a "Riding" Fan the remaining two games of the series.

Meadows is young and husky and Huggins may use him again tomorrow, but it is more probable that he will save Meadows for the opening game In Philadelphia on Friday next, after which he could use Meadows again on Monday or Tuesday against the Phils In an effort to leave for St. Louis in a blaze, more or less, of choicest residential property in at really bargain prices. The sale Is being conducted by Charles S. Gerth of Gerth's Realty Experts of New Orleans, and Alfred H. Wagg, 'Casey" Stengel teur title, Jerome D.

Travers; Oswald Kirkby, the present metropolitan and glory. jersey mammon: John R. An associated. Sessions will be held each afternoon at 30 and each evening at i 7:80. Mr.

Corth is vice president of kthe National Association of Real Es Same to same 15.000 Smoyer, A wife to II $1,525 Netlta. L. to Swan 19.600 Mueaale, E. to Mueasla nom Oswald. B.

to Rlsch IJ.OOO tate Boards, and his organization is the larceat exclusive real estate auc WalterMiller, Famous Jockey, Plans to Ride in Australia Hnmn Mr Inv Co to Strohofer. true Sealskin Boy took down first money after seven heats. This race developed Into a contest of endurance, with Sealskin Boy outlasting Kinney McGregor. In the final heat Kinney McGregor was clearly winded and was forced to take Sealskin Boy's pace all the way. The opener, for 2:12 pacers, was the only race decided in straight heats, Lady Venice showing superiority over a field of nine.

The second heat of the 2:18 trot was marked by a mlxup in which Drivers tee I7.60O Norton, to American Sewer Pipe Com- nanv nom Charley; stengel got a double-barreled satisfaction out of knocking that home run over the right-field wall in the tenth inning yesterday and beating the Cardinals by 2 to 1. He not only had the satisfaction of winning In the manner dear to the ballplayer's heart, but he rubbed It into a fan who had been "riding" him all afternoon near the first base line. As he turned first and saw the ball had gone Into the great beyond, Stengel looked around and began kidding his kidder with mouth and hands at such a rate that the fans were afraid he would forget to touch all the bases and bring some sort of a taint on the run, but Stengel makes very few mistakes, and religiously touched every hassock after he had had his fling at the noisy one. Hnh T. an evr Ac DeW Hongs to Hough M.M0 Man.

A H. as trus Wetmore, to II Buffragette's comparison of Washington police methods with those of old Russia indicate how much intelligence would be behind her vote. Stengel's Timely Hitting. While the Superbas are not setting the world afire by their aggregate batting average, and Zack Wheat Is the only man among the very best people with the classy marks, the rest of the team has Indulged In a surprising umount of opportune thumping. Occasion has been had recently to draw attention to the meritorious deeds of pretty much everybody except Stengel.

NO TUOIiliEV EXTENSION. The Ridgewood Merchants Association, at a meeting in Marquart's Hall, discussed tho transit problem and heard a report from the committee which visited Superintendent Frank. O'Kecfe of the Ridgewood Division of the B. R. In reference to having the Myrtle avenue trolley service from Park row extended to Richmond Hill, Instead of terminating at Cooper avenue.

The committee reported that the B. R. T. has decided not to mako any changes. The committee has been authorized to wait on President Williams.

The meeting was presided over by Louis Edelstein. OAS COMPANIES MERGED. (Special to The Eagle.) Albany, July 18 A certificate Just filed with the State Department sets forth that the South Shore Gas Company and the Suffolk Gas and Electrlo Light Company have been merged with tho Long Island Lighting Company. Wetmore nom w.imnn in A Schramm, as trus II Season Has Uncovered Few Turf Champions Crossman and Phelps, handling Sweet Schramm Cullen, to Lawyer Mtg Co Llonlt. M.

to Tiger 11,000 near Atlantic City several years ago. For some hours in the hospital it was thought he might not rally, but his strong constitution pulled him through. Among the fractures of which he was the victim was a broken knee cap, which at one time it was feared might prevent his playing of golf. Skillful surgery enabled htm to get along all right on tho links with the damaged knee, but the injured member could not stand the strain of war service. St.

Paul Defeats Minneapolis. The Town and Country Club of St. Paul, won the Twin City trophy for team superiority in connection with last Saturday's State championship qualifying play. It was expected that Minikahda of Minneapolis would capture this prize, as it had for its team captain the four-time winner of the Trans-Mississippi championship, Harry G. Legg.

However, Town and Country has some excellent players, Including Dudley Mudgc, who won the medal prize at Detroit in the 1915 national championship. How to Stop a Gallery. Probably the most dramatic scene of the entire final between Ouimet and Edwards was enacted when the doughty Captain Jenks, chairman of the house committee, who had been trying to restrain the gallery, dashed madly up a bunker, planted his flag and roared to his staff, "Hold 'em at the trap." San Juan waned before this vivid scene, and as for the escapades of Mad Anthony Wane, one simply had to admit, says the Chicago Herald, that Jenksie had 'em cheated into oblivion. Maver. to Tlmm A wife $8,000 Rank tr Atirnhami IlOm ITH the Metropolitan racing Alice and Daisy McGregor, respectively, were thrown and badly shaken up.

Both horses galloped several miles before being stopped. Despite the fact that it was the first meeting of the Metropolitan season, the horses were in excellent condition Gunnison, as guard Gunnison, to Gunnison nom Same to same nmn Seme to same nom Walter Miller, who ten or a dozen years ago was the most popular Jockey In the country, is going to ride again. Not on the tracks of the United States. Miller plans to sail for Australia on August 7 and it 13 his intention to ride "down under" as a free lance until he can secure permanent employment. Today, Miller weighs in the neighborhood of 143 pounds.

In this country he could only take part in steeplechases. In Australia things are different. The limit of weight In the Antipodes is a little over ten stone, season for 1917 more than half over, a resume of the derson and others. From Boston is likely to come Francis Ouimet, who will bo able to compete Tuesday without any complications arising over his status, as the play will be open to amateurs and non-amateurs. Travers Practicing Hard.

Evans says that he will arrive here Saturday. That the former amateur and open champion, Travers, is determined to give an exhibition in keeping with his great reputation Is shown by the fact that for several days he has been down at Pine Valley, in the Philadelphia district, tuning up for next week's play, as he has been doing little playing this season and felt he was getting rusty. Pine Valley being one of the hardest courses in the country, Travers believes he can most quickly get back into form by practicing there. Besides the amateur stars who will enter will be the large field of professionals from all parts of the country, who have been attracted to this tournament through the efforts of the officers of their own association. The pro.

stars of the nation will be seen at Englewood, comprising such high lights as Walter Hagen, the metropolitan and Western open champion, Jack Hutchinson, Jim Barnes, holder of the title of the P. G. Bob McDonald, Gil Nicholls. the former metropolitan open champion: Mike Brady, Alex Smith, Jack Hobens, Louis Tel- Schoenberar. M.

A ano to Jung tion house In the United States. Mr. Wagg Is well known In Nassau County as the developer of Malverne, and Is at the present time the president of the Real Estate Association of the State of New York. Lynbrook Estates is located In the northeast section of the village, and Includes some of the most desirable restricted residential property in Lynbrook. The terms or sale are one-third cash at tho time of saletad the balance on an Installment riortgage, payable In four equal semi-annual installments, with interest at 6 per cent, per annum.

Deeds will be delivered Immediately at the close of the sale and the title Is being guaranteed by the Title Guarantee and Trust Company. The property Is reached from Five Corners, Lynbrook, east on Merrick road to Remsen street, then north on Remsen street to property or north on Hempstead avenue to Centre street and east on Centre street to property. From Rockvllle Centre, west on Merrick road to Ocean avenue, then north on Ocean avenue to property. Follow the direction signs. nrirt nom Kraus.

A wife, to Straus A ano. ,4 tn Mark 12.123 and returned some classy performances. More keen competition is assured for today and tomorrow. A browd of 2,000 attended yesterday's races. Summaries: Tlmm, 6, ano.

to Thoene A wlffl $3,000 Brooklyn Line Impt Corp to $960 Gruskln, to Rlfkln J0 PAVING Willi PERMANENT GRADE 1 GRANITE PAVEMENT ON A tVINH CONCRETE FOUNDATION THE UOADWAY OF AVEUU FROM (3RAVE8END AVE. TO WEST ST. THE HI.O' KS USED ON THIS CONTRACT SHALL BE NEW OR ANITA BIAJCKS. The Engineer's (st'mat la aa follows: 4W cubic yard excavation. 110 cubic yards till mot to he bid for).

10 linear feet old curbatone reset in con. Crete. 5C0 linear feet new curbstone set In concrete. 100 linear feet granite heading stones srl In concrete. 2.300 square feet cement sidewalk ya maintenance).

J.300 quare feet 1-inch cinder or grave! sidewalk foundation. 22S oublc yarJ concrete. MCI quare yard Grnda i granite pavement with Joint filler of tsr, aaphalt and sand. Tims allowed. 30 consecutive working dart.

Security required. NO. No. 3. FOR REGULATING AND PAVINO WITH PERMANENT ASPHALT PAVEMENT ON A INCH CONCRETE FOUNDATION THE ROADWAY OF AVENUE FROM ELMORE PL.

(B BXD BT.) TO BEUMErtD PL. (E 23 OMITTING THE SPACE OCCUPIED BY THE MALL IN THE CENTER OF THE STREET. The Engineer' eatlinata i as follow: 25 cubic yard excavation to ubgTd. 105 linear feet bluestcne beading atonea eat In concrete. 50 linear feet eteel-bound cement curb (1 year cubic yard concrete.

1,070 square yard aaphalt pavement fl yaarg maintenance). Time allowed, 20 conaeouttv working day. Security required. 11,000. NO 4.

FOR REGULATING AND PAVINO WITH PERMANENT ASPHALT PAVEMENT ON A 6-INCH CONCRETE FOUNDATION THE ROADWAY OF 10TH FROM 6ITH ST. TO BAY RttiGE AVE. Tha Engineer' estimate I a follow: 825 cubic yards excavation to aubgrada. 76 linear feet bluestona heading atone set In concrete. 2-0 cublo yards concrete, 1,310 aqtiara yards asphalt pavement (5 yearg maintenance).

Time allowed, 20 consecutive working day. Security required, 6, FOR REGULATING, CURBING WHERE NECESSARY AND PAVING WITH PERMANENT ASPHALT PAVEMENT ON A 6-INCH CONCRETE FOUNDATION THE ROADWAY OF IsTiT FROM MTH ST. TO 6UT1I ST. Tho Engineer' estimate la a follows: 2.025 cubic vards excavation to aubgrad. 370 linear feet bluestone heading stone aat In concrete.

lilo linear feet cement curb (1 year ntalnta-nance), 1.360 cublo yards concrete. 8.11 square yards asphalt pavement (5 yean maintenance). Tims allowed, 85 consecutive working dayai Security required, J7.000. NO C. FOR REGULATING AND PAVTNO WITH PERMANENT ASPHALT PAVEMENT ON A 5-INCH CONCRETE FOUNDATION THE ROADWAY OF 36TH FROM 14TH AVE.

TO WEST ST. The Engineer's estimate Is a follow: 435 cubic yards excavation to subgrade. 2I0 cublo yards concrete. 1,736 square yard asphalt pavement (6 year maintenance), Time allowed, 26 conseoutlv working daya. Security required.

$1,500. NO 7 FOR FURNISHING AND DBLIV ERINO 13,000 GALLONS OF RESIDUUM OH. To be delivered to the yard of the Municipal Afphalt Plant, 7th at. Baaln, Gowanua Canal. Time for completion of contract, on or before Deo.

31, 1917. Security required, 30 per cent, of the amount for which the contract Is awarded. The bidder will state the price per oublo yard, square yard, linear foot, square foot or other unit of measure by which the bid will be tested. The bids will be compared and tha contract awarded at a lump or aggregate aum for each contract. Blank forms and further Information may ba obtained and plans and drawings may be Been at the office of tho Hureau of Highway, Room 602.

NO. i0 Court Brooklyn. I H. POUNDS. President.

1830) J13-10t-O am ficneral Inatrnctiona to Bladen, nt foot of column, laat pa no of thin paper. 2.12 PACE, ONE MILE. f3 In 6 heats). Pome 1500 and Miller knows that he will have Conveyances. JULY 17.

iv T. 64 ft Bat 13th st. KxW. Landes. I.

A Engel $223.28 Rhelnfeldl, 11 KUclier ano. Rutz, liutz $62 It Werner. A 8 Cox Bro $151.05 Weymann, fi Emerson $258.07 Acker, A HtiBltay $1,118.11 Greenbcrg, E. Cohen Gordon $20.40 Murray, Meyer $27.27 Lenox Arcade, I no--Foster Purnp Work. $42:1.20 Ram, Schelfman $116.15 Ruggla, Massachusetts Bonding tns Co $123.59 Thomas, A Sherwood $206.30 Trohatos, A Kountouzo $153.18 Manhattan Embroidery Co, Inc Rameburgh $325.19 MacAuley, Jacobson $29.65 Kusterko, A Sebring Pottery $130.50 Roes.

Lelfer Tweeddale. Buckley ano, a exrs Ac Venech, Sc Duke-S Holding Company $468.70 Hay, tJames GItelson $43.75 Mayer, T-N Kern $123.79 McGoehan, TState Industrial Com. Blllingtielmer, Black-Star Co $104.40 Farbor. L-l Fader ano $76.98 Felnman, J-X Kern $364.70 Gelenter, J-S Llchtensteln $57.40 Elegraw, A Kanter ano $65.17 I Dress Mfg Co (Inc) $239.40 Kaufman, Citv $263.91 Kembla, H-Fredk Loeeer Co. Judgments Satisfied.

JULY 17. Flocchl, 1911 State of Xew York, vacated $1,000 Bender, 1915 Borsman $1,428.55 Van Buaaum, 1916 A liegeman $2,378.70 Hedlund, 1912--H Dixon. Underwood, 1916-A Ludwlg $164.90 Heln, 1909 Tenement House Dept. vacated $263 Mortgages. JULY 17.

DIVISION AV. No 172. Mlnden to Levy, sub mort $3,600, July 16, Install, li per cent lS-2178) $1,600 JEFFERSON ST. Abhene to Mtllll-bauer, sub mort $2,000, July 16, 3 years. 6 per cent (11-3100) SV26 BBLMONT AV, cor Stone av, 25x100, Ilalpern et al to Homestead Bank.

July 12. Install. 6 per cent (12-3743) $4,000 HEGEMAN AV, No 46, Fleishman to Hoffman, sub mort $2,200, July 10 (14-4295) $700 17TH AV, No 8643. Isolu to I.awler. July 16, install, 5 per cent (19-6366; $300 6 1ST ST, Velio alio to A Scarper, July 16, 6 years, 6 per cent (17-6716) l'ro HAMBl'RG AV, 75 ft a Madison av, 25x100.

Kuntz wife to A Halm, July 17. due July 1, 1918. 6 per cent (11-3370) 51.000 ELDERT LANE, A Cllne to Brooklyn Line I nipt Corp, M. lull mort $2,750, July 10, Install, 6 per cent (13-4152) $950 PARKV1LI.E AV, 150.2 3d st, 48.10x 100, A Wiley to 1' Title Guar Co, July 18, due Aug 1. 1920, 5t4 per cent (16-6427 UM0 62D ST, No 1062, Uertheleen wlfo to lba, July 13.

Install. 6 per cent (17-6660) I560 66TH ST, No 851, Frykman wlfo to Sherman Hldg Corp, July 16, Install, 6 per cent (1 7 -5672 $1,500 TAYLOR ST, a a. 100 ft Wythe av, 14.8x100, l.ansky to Garrison fc ano. as trustees, etc, for Scran ton, dec. July 10, 3 Years.

5 ia per cent NOSTRAND AV, a. 36 ft St Mark's av. 86x75. Mahlers to Schaffner, M. July 16, 5 yonrs, 5 14 per cent NOSTRAND AV, same prop, same to same.

M. subj above mort. July 111. Install, 6 per cent $3,000 CLERMONT AV, 212.4 DeKalb av, 20x100, Martin to A Bear. July 13, secures notes (7-2105) WEST ST.

as, 19.1 East New York av. 20x60.1x21.1x59.3. Lazlusky to Title no difficulty in keeping under the Lady Venice, br. by Lord Rob- LEGAL NOTICES. 1 1 1 ertsKiacK Venice (Stout) Betsy Hamlin, br.

by Lorenzo Hamlin Kate Snencer (Berrvt Ashlook, ch. (Crossman) Robert Prlsco. br. a. (R.

Smith) necessary weight. Walt Miller recently has been training horses for Edward Arlington on Long Island tracks. Although he has been fairly successful, he is in love with the more strenuous end of the game and has practically secured his Lustrous McKlnney. br. g.

Quald to Quald, 1200 Cortclyou road, oitg $3,000 (20-6724) nom AV cor 100th st, 60x100. hAI, Neutral Realty Co, Inc. to Phlllpp et al, 09A Patchen av (24-8169), val cons A 1100 AMBOY ST, No 253, hAI, II Keniess to Kerness, 253 Amboy st, eubj mtgs 1 12-3567), nom AUTUMN AV, s. 04 ft a Etna st, 20 2x87.3 X23 5xS7 hAI. Franck to I.

Roje, 186 A.utumn av mtg 18,2.50 (13-4120. val cons nai ro. g. (Lawrence; Major b. r.

-(Leese) J.akeslde Princess, b. m. (PhelDs) John b. g. (Dean) IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE Hon.

Herbert T. Ketcham, Surrogate of the County of Kings, notice la hereby given, according to law. to all peraona having claim against HENRY SOHOON MAKER, late of the County of Klnga. deceased, that they are required to exhibit the eanie. with the vouchers thereof, to the subscribers at their place of transacting business at the office of the Franklin Trust Company, No.

46 Wall street, Borough of Manhattan, In the City of New York, on or before the Int day of December next. Dated, May 10. 1917. PAUL E. DE FERE and FRANKLIN TRUST COMPANY, Executors, Delafleld.

Howe, Thorne Rogers, Attorneys for Executors, 27 Cedar Street. Borough of Manhattan, city of New ork. iuL'3 nl4 w-26t 110162:10, 2:11. 2:18 TROT, ONE MILH. (3 In 5 heatsi.

Purse 1500. passports for Australia. If he duplicates his 1906 success on the tracks of the Island Continent, Miller will soon be the Idol of the Australian racing fans. principal happenings is in order. Great were the expectations at the opening of this year's racing, as all the large stables at Belmont Park were filled with the finest stock to be had in England, France and America.

The 2-year-olds have been a disappointment, as not a really high class colt has been seen so far, and but one first-class filly Rosle O'Grady, seems to overshadow everything In the 2-year-olds. Among the 8-year-olds, Omar Khyyam classes above the few that have shown any form. The all age or handicap division is headed by Old Rosebud, with Boots and Roamer close up. All three leaders in the handicap division are geldings. Pennant and The Finn, two first-class handicap horses, have been put by for the present, having gone amiss In their training.

Racing men are hoping that the Saratoga meeting may uncover some new stars. Sealskin Boy, br. Air- aaie jauy sealskin. (La- $6 000 (18-5851) nom C8TH ST, 136.6 6th av, 17x100, hAI. Argyle Holding Co to A Potter A wife, 84 Jefferson av, mtg 88,750 (18-5865) nom 70TH ST, 244 ft 13th av, 36x100.

Payne A ano to Carmlok, 201 14th it mtg $3,700 (19-6156) nom 72D ST, 100 ft 13th av, 0x100. hAI, Naples Bldg A Contracting Co to Abba-zls. 1313 st. all liens (19-6178) nom 77TH ST s. 283.6 15th av, 26.8x100, hAI, Roth A Inc, to Fillmore A wife, Reading, Pa, mtg 88,500 (19-6246) nom S3D ST, 208 ft 4th av, 25x100.

hAI. Luoke A wife to 8 Smover A wife, 627 73d Bt. mtg $5,000 (18-8017), val cons A 8100 88T1I ST, 800 ft United States av, 27x100, Relnhard Hall Really A Const Co, Inc. to (1 Mlohelson, 047 8Sth st (18-6055), val cons 100 QUEENS BOROUGH. Mechanics' Liens.

JULY 16. Church st, s. 100 ft Ulster av, KxSOO, Jamaica, Straub. claimant, agst Kaln owner $127 Judgments. JULY 18.

(Name first given that of Judgment debtor.) Brown, -P Morris $69.41 Desetto, I A Levy $200.67 Hammerschlog, Nemvltor Burger, Ino $104.31 Wallach, Schornstcln $421.19 MortgaRes. JULY 16. Apgar, to A Price, Candace av, 100 ft Willow 26x100, Jamaica $900 Bornam Realty Co. Inc, to Lawyers Title Trust Co. Purling av, 114 ft Jasmine st, 28x100, Flushing $2,260 Cunningham, to 11 II Andereya, 46th st.

s. 273.9 Polk av, 25x110 Newtown $500 Daves to I Weinberger, lots 9 to 9 Inc, may of South Jamaica Place, Jamaica $100 Folntuch, J. to A Johnson, Elm Bt, 175 ft 8 Summit pi, 26x100. Flatley, 11. to cedar st, a 150 ft a Sycamore uv, 25x125, Corona $600 Jaeger, A ano, to Prudential Savings Bank, Old South rd, 2SH 5 Grand st, 24x100, Woodhaven Kaiser, to German Havings Bank of Brooklyn.

84th flt, cor Lefferts Boulevard, 50x94, Richmond Jllll $5,500 Lacrolx, F. to Cord Meyer Development Co. lots 16 to 24 Inc. bllt 680. map of Forest Hills $12,000 Samo to eanie.

lots 16 to 24 Inc, blk Ofc.0, map of Forest Hills $7,200 Scholl. E. to German Savings Bunk of Brooklyn, Ralph st. a. 170 ft a a Grarulvlew uv, 25x100, Newtown $1,600 Shore Acres Realty Co to Long Island Bond A Mortgage Guar Co, 29tb.

et, 11 103.4 16th av, 60x100, Beechhurst.S,600 Snyder, to Barrymure, lot 70, map of property of Towns at Elmhurst $400 Twaddell, S. to Nevlns, 1st pi, 160 ft Boulevard, 95.9x126. Wlilte-Btona Ullano. S. to A Flynn.

lots 181 A 182, mop of Dubroll Pink. Jamaica $200 Wltte, C. to Hellbrunn. 8.2 acres adj land of the estate of A Strong, deed, Newtown, acre, ad.l land of the estate of Mrs Alette Strong, deed, Newtown, 8.2 acres adj land plot 7, Newtown $1,000 Bldg Corpn to Weiss, Jamaica av, cor 12th av. 60x100, I City $5,000 Same to same.

Wlnans st, 9, 100 ft fl Jamaica av, 26x100, I City $3,000 AsAisnnients of Mortgages. JULY 18. Bauer, to A Hedlund $500 as adnirx, to A $2. 572.13 Samo to Bonner $2,511.25 Same to Chase $2,641.25 Cooper to .1 Baumelflter selle) 4 4 12 111 Kinney McGregor, b. by ACTIVE MAPLETON MARKET.

The Realty Trust sold the semidetached house at 1S66 Sixty-first street, in the Mapleton district, to Joseph Orlando, who moves thither from the Bronx; also has leased, with privilege of purchase, flvo other dwellings In this neighborhood to persons at present residing in Manhattan and the Bronx. The Realty Trust reports a brisk demand for houses at substantial increases over last season. Bourbon McGregor Big League Records. Abe Levy Complains To President Tener 5 3 11 NEW YORK SUPItEMB COURT, SECOND DEPARTMENT In the matter of the application of Tho City of New Yor. relative to acquiring title In fee, whererer the asm has not been heretofore acquired, to the lauds, tenements end heredltsments required for the opening and extending of LINCOLN TERRACE PARK, aa laid out upon ths map or plan of The City of New York under a resolution adopted by the Board Estimate and Apportionment Ofi February 11, luld, ami to Hie unacquired tsirtUm of President Street, from Duffslo avenue to Rochester avenue, In the Ward, Borough of Brooklyn.

The cily of New oYrk. Notice la hereby given that the bill of coat, charges nod expense Incurred by r. sson of the proceedings in the above-entitled matter will be presented for tuxstloli to one of the Justices of the Supreme Court of the Stste of New York, Beeoud Department, at a Special Term thereof, to be held st the County Court House In the. Borough of Brooklyn, In llie City of New York, on tho 30th day of July, 1B17, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of that day, or aa aoon theresfter as Counael can be heard thereon, In accordance with the certiorate of the Corporation Counsel; and that the said bill of costs, charges snd expenses, with the certificate of the Corporation Counsel thereto attached, ha deposited In the odlce of the Clerk of the County of Kings, there to remain for aud during the space of tcu days, as requited by law. Dated, Borough of Brooklyn, New York, July 18, 1917.

I.AMAK HARDY. Corporation Counsel. Municipal Bidl'llng, Borough of Manhattan, City of New York. (0-11189) Jld lOt oau NEW YORK SUPREMB COURT, SECOND DHPARTMESTln the matter of the application of 'The City of New York, relative to acquiring title In fee. wherever the same has not hen heretofore acquired, to the Isuds, tenements snd hereditaments required for tin, opening and extending of ELDKRTS LANK, from Jamaica avenue to Atlantic avenue, in lire 20th Ward.

Borough of Brooklyn, aud 4th Ward, Borough of Queens, The City of New York. Notice la hereby glveu that the bill of eosta, charges and expeusea Incurred hy reHson of the proceedings In the above-entitled mutter will presented for filiation to one of the Justice of the Supreme Court of the State of New York, Second Department, at a Special Term thereof, to be held at the County Court House In the Borough of Brooklyn. In 'The Citv of New York, on the 30th day of July, 11)17, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of that day, or us soon thereafter us Counsel can bo heard thereon. Ill accordance with the certificate of the Corporation Counsel; and that the snld bill of costs, cliargea and expenses, with tho certificate of tho Corporation Counsel thereto attached, has been deposited lu the office of the Clerk of the County of Kings, there to reumlu Mr uud duriug the space of ten duys, a a required by law. Dated, Borough of Brooklyn.

Now York, July IB. 11)17. LAMAR HARDY, Cot porution Counsel. Municipal Building, Borough of Manhattan, Cltv of New York. (C-1928) J10 lot oau SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY Department of Public Charities, ut tho office of the Cenerul Purchase Committee.

Room 1I12U, Municipal Building, until 12:80 p.m., FRIDAY, jri.Y U7, 1H17, Full FURNISHING AND DELIVERING ICE. The time for the performance of the contract Is on or before Sept. 30. 1917. The amount of security required is thirty per cent, of the contract amount awarded.

No bid shall he considered uuless it is accompanied by a deposit. Such dejKialt shall he iu uu amount not less than one aud one-half per cent, of the total amount of the hid. The bidder will suite the price per unit, aa called for In the schedules of quantities snd prices, by which the bids will be tested. The extensions must he made and footed up, as the bids will be reud from the total, and awurds. If made, made to the lowest bidder on each lteui or class, ss stated In the schedules.

Bids must he submitted In duplicate, esch copy in a aanerate envelope. No bid will be accepted uulesB this provision Is compiled with. Specifications referred to In the schedules may be had upon application at the office of the Bureau it Contract Supervision, Room 1:127. Municipal Building. Blank forms and further Information may he Obtained at the office of the Central Purchase Committee, 12th fioor Municipal Rulhllng.

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC CHARITIES, JOHN A. KINGSBURY, Commissioner. 0r (ionrral Inatrnctiona to fit foot of column, laat puire of (Ilia paper, except for the tiddreNN of the ofllcc for receiving, and opening; bid. LJl10t JJJ SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY the Commissioner of Water Supply, Gas and Electricity, at Room 2351. Municipal Building, Manhattan, until 2 p.m., on THIiHSUAV, JULY 20, 191T.

Horoutrli of llrooklyn. FOR PAVING ROADWAY, FUKNISHINO NEW FENCE POSTS AND RESETTING FENCE IN FRONT OF THE MOUNT PROSPECT LABORATORY ON FLATBUSH AVE. NEAR EASTERN PARKWAY. The lime allowed for doing and completing the entire work is before tho expiration of forty (40) consecutive working days. Tho amount in which security Is required for the performance of tho contract la One Thousand Dollars Each bid must be accompanied by a deposit of 150 In cash or certified check.

The bidder will state one aggregate price tor the whole work described and specified, as the contract Is entire and for a. complete Job. The bids will be compared and the contract awarded at a lump or aggregate sum to the low-est bidder, Blank forms of bid, propoBals and contract, including specifications, approved as to form by the Corporation Counsel, can be obtained at Room 2351, Municipal Building, Manhattan. Dated. July 12 1917.

WILLIAM WILLIAMS, Commissioner. (C 1925) J14-l0t-u su ggrSee (icnernl Inatrnctiona to Bid-dera, al foot of column, laat page of tills) paper. Krell. b. g.

(Deani 2 2 2 3 3 ro 4 4 ro 2 12 4 12 6 6 Overland, br. g. (Munz) LilDble Medium, br. m. BAY 37TH ST.

see, 80 It mini av, in 96 hAI, also all personal property attached therein, 0 Mock A wife to IS Arnold, 1331 5th av. V. all liens 121-6977) nom BAINBRIDGE ST, No 243, A Hallork A wife to Levine. 155 Christopher av A Kanlon. 613 Howard av.

mtg $2,850 BAY 23D ST, s. 1S1.2 Cropsey av, 20.2X 96 11 hAI, Teed et al to O'Connell, 17' State st. IS mtgs $2,600 (19-6440) nom BEKGEX ST. 8 200 ft 0 New York av, 65x100 hAI. Goldsmith A wife to Trimmer Washington, J.

mtg $8,500 (5-1214) nom BAY AY, cor 86th st, 100x193 4 to Bay 29th st, hAI. Havlin to Ralnfortti, "27' 71 si St. (19-6380) nom BEADEL ST No 89, Morena A wife to Antonuccl A wife, 226 Richardson et, mtg $2,50" 110-2835) nom BAY 23D ST. 630 ft 86th st, JOx 96 1 I Greenberg to Llehtman, 65 Bay st oil lien. (19-63741 nom (Kearns) Czarada, b.

m. (Hinds) sweet Alice, br. m. (Cross man) 7 5 4 3 8 6 6 ro 6 dr 3 dr :17, 2:16, Daisy McGregor, b. ni (t'nelpe) 2:15.

2:2491. BAY RIDGE HOME SOLD. Walter S. Ross and C. C.

Gretslnger, as brokers, have sold for Estella Goldberg the one-family house known as 661 Sixty-eighth, street to a client for occupancy. NATIONAL. Club. W. L.

P.C.I Cluh. W. L. P.C. New York 49 28 .058 Chicago 43 42 .508 Phlladelp'a 40 33 .548 Brooklyn.

87 89 .487 St. Louis. 44 38 33 43 Cincinnati. 47 42 24 54 .308 Results Yesterday. Brooklyn.

2: St. Louis. 1 10 Innings. New York, 6: Chicago, 1. Boston, 10: Pittsburg, 6.

Cincinnati, Philadelphia, 1. Games Tomorrow. St. Louis at Brooklyn. Chicago at New York.

Cincinnati at Philadelphia. Pittsburg at Boston. 2:24 TROT, ONE MILE. (3 In 5 heats). Purse $1,000.

to right in the fifth, with one out. Gonzales bounced to Johnston, who was in too big a hurry and fumbled, Betzel scoring with the Cardinals' only run. Gonzales died stealing. Smith and his support gave the Cards a cruel Jolt in the eighth, when St. Louis filled the bases, with none out, and failed to put over a run.

Gonzales walked. Doak drove to Smith, whose throw to second pulled Cutshaw off the bag, and both runners were safe. Jack Miller batted for Jack Smith and dumped a sacrifice bunt to Mowrey. who fumbled a bit, and the bases were full. Smith screwed down the safety valve, put on a full head of steam and whiffed Douglass Baird for the first out.

Tommy Long bounced to Cutshaw, whose perfectly good shot to the plate forced Gonzales. Hornsby slammed a bounder squarely Into the hands of Mike Mowrey at third. Mike didn't have to move two feet to touch third and force Miller coming up from second. The Superbas crowded two of their four errors into that runless inning which woud indicate that the luck Is changing for the better, especially as Smith, a hitherto hard-luck pitcher was on the mound. The Chicago Cubs are being tamed often enough to make them splendid Cabinet material.

Three for Smith. Sherrod Smith has won his last three starts, and the last two have been won in the tenth. One was yesterday and the other ten-inning finish was when he beat the Pirates on July 13 by 2 to 1. Oddly enough, the first of his three straight winnings came when the Superbas beat the Cubs at Ebbets Field on July 7 by a batting rally against Demaree that netted two runs in the ninth, with one out. It was rather an oversight when he neglected.

His home-run punch In the tenth Inning yesterday was not such a surprise, after all. Stengel made one of the three hits In the seventh Inning yesterday that resulted In a run and saved the Superbas from defeat In nino tnnlngs. The day before he made one of three hits off Meadows. It was a triple, and 'he scored on Wheat's sacrifice fly. Two errors, combined with three hits by the Cards In the eighth, with two out, let In two runs and prevented Stengel's run from winning.

His hit Jn the second inning on July 14 started the run by which the Superbas beat Pirates In the second game by 1 to 0. His hit in the third Inning of the first game with the Pirates on July 13 drove in the first two runs and Brooklyn won by 4 to 0. Stengel's Single, with one out, In the ninth on July 7 opened the bombardment which resulted In two runs and the defeat of the Chicago Cubs by 5 to 4. And po on. C.

D. Stengel is quite there as a strong finisher. Parisian suffragettes before the the war were at least logical when they loudly bawled for the prerogative of being guillotined. Freak Game. 8mlth allowed the Cardinals four hits and the Superbas made six oft Doak.

Smith fanned two men and Doak fanned three. It is doubtful if any fan ever saw more balls driven directly to the in-flelders than were on exhibition in this game. Not a single hard put-out was made by the Cardinals. Hornsby, at short, had eight assists and probably did not run 50 feet in handling those eight chances. On about five of the eight he scarcely moved at all.

Almost the same was true of Betzel, at second, who had six assists. Oddly enough, only one chance for an assist was offered Baird at third. Then he was given a dubious error for failing to handle Mowrey's sacrifice bunt in the eighth Inning. Nor were any assists made Paulette, at first base. One of Hornsby's assists was in the run-down of Hi Myers, in the first inning, when Myers drove to the right of Paulette for a single, and was then Mintmark, by Bingen Mlnter (t.eese) VENTRAL AV, 8, 48 ft Hart st, runs Suldlne, b.

by Worthy Mc 6 3 1 1 1 3 1 2 1 2 4 2 Klnney (Murray) Boqulta Girl, br. m. (Cross- 70 22 30 su iov 10 52 to beg, hAI, Courtney Jr, to Berlen- bach. 36 Suydam st CLIFTON PL, 150 ft Bedford av, r- 1. to 1 1 OeterS.

652 DeKalb man 2 Roy Bingen, b. h. 8 4 4 Abe Levy has written a letter to President John K. Tener of the National League protesting against the conduct of Miller Huggins, manager of the St. Louis Cardinals.

Huggins became violently enraged on Monday in the fifth Inning when Mr. Levy, who occupied a seat in a box near third base, began joshing him about having paid the waiver price for Jimmy the former Brooklyn utility inflelder. Huggins went to the rail and threatened to "get" Mr. Levy, who, he said, had been nagging him for three years. Umpire Rigler shooed Huggins away.

Mr. Levy said he had used no bad language toward Huggins nor had he guyed him unduly, and that he would protest to the head of the league. He did so. Governor Tener received the letter today and is expected to take action or Institute an inquiry today or tomorrow. Notice b.

m. (Dickerson) 4 5 5 Elizabeth Dooley, blk. m. av, nitg $4,000 (6-1793). vat conn A.

CORBIN PL. 710 ft Esplomade. 60x 3 1 10 5 3 ro 4 ro dr 2:16, (Hully) 144.7, mock security v-u. iv rwhlr, Vl COOS AMERICAN. W.

L. P.C.I Club. W. L. P.C.

43 31 .631 Detroit 42 40 .612 7 7 6 5 6 dr 8 tils 2:14, $100 In the good old days of the Percy-Gray law Miller had the happy faculty of winning races with one-legged horses. He also had many a great racer under him in the big stake events. He was a great Judge of pace and a strong finisher. Over a short distance of ground Miller was a bear. He had a strong pair of hands and could handle the high-spirited steeds and could Just fly away from the barrier.

If he ever happened to be on the post position with a. mount he put daylight between his horse and the rest of the field right at the start. Many records in race riding have been hung up by Miller which still stand for the present-day Jocks to shoot at. Rode Eight Successive Winners. It was in 1906 that Miller set a record never equalled, when he rode eight winners in succession, winning the last five races on the card and the first three on the following day.

Fellows who were lucky enough to string with Miller in every one of these events, made a bookie take to the woods. Miller also rode five winners out of five mounts on three different occasions on various tracks. Miller set a record when he carried off $11 9,346 with the great Colin, winning the Futurity, the Brighton Junior Stakes, the Champagne Stakes, the Grand Union Stakes, the Saratoga Special, the Great Trial Stakes, the Matron Stakes, the National Stallion race and the Tidal Stakes. Walter repeated in several big events the following year. Twice he captured the Great Tidal Stakes, first with Oran and then with Colin.

Other big races in which he was twice winner were the Excelsior Handicap, with Santa Catalina and Merry Lark; the Club. Chicago. Boston Esther Rnnd. br. m.

Medium Bird, ch. m. Time 2.14'i, 2:15, 2:23. ruSumir.r.vntT BOA-n. a a.

40 ft East 29th IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF tho Hon. Herbert T. Ketcham. Surrogate of the County of Kings, notice is hereby given, according to law. to all persons having Claim, against FRANK WILSON, also known as FRANCIS S.

W1LLSON, late of the County of Kings, deceased, that they are required to exhibit the same, with the voucher thereof, to the subscribers, at the office of Francis J. Sullivan, one of tie attorneys for the executors, No. 120 Broadway, of Manhattan. City and Stute of New York, on or before the 24th dav of November neat. --Dated.

May 22. 1917. LAURA WILSON, CHARLES F. WILSON, Executora. Robert E.

MoMath, Attorney for Laura Wilson. 52 William street. Manhattan, New York city. Francis J. Sullivan.

Attorney for Charles WllHOU. 120 Broadway, Manhattan, New York City. 6111 "'SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY Annie Hurohoe. plaintiff, against Genevieve Hogan and olhers, defendants.

Pursuant to an Interlocutory Judgment of partition and sain, In the aboie-entltled action dated June 20th, 1917, the referee. In said judgment, will sell at public auction to the big-heat bidder by William MoPhllllgmy auctioneers, at the Broolltyn Real Estate ExchaiiKe, 189 Montague street, Brooklyn, on the 2d day of Auguat, 1917, at twelve o'clock, noon, the premises directed to be acid to wit; Beginning at a point on the southerly side of Van Dyke street, distant three hundred and alxtv-aeven feet six Inches westerly from the southwesterly corner of Van Dyke and Richards streets, running thence southerly parallel with Richards atreet otic hundred feet; thence westerly parallel with Van Dyke street eighteen feet nine inches; thence northerly parallel with Richards atreet one hundred feet to Van Liyke street; thence easterly along Van Dyke street eighteen feet and nine Inches to the place of July 10th, 1917. EUGENE F. O'CONNOR Referee. )ll-6twf 60 32 ,610 Washington 33 47 .413 47 40 33 62 .889 Cleveland It, 20x8S.lUeWxS8.ll, Mnsson A wife to offenberg, 2818 Cortelyou road, all lien New York.

41 39 30 48 .883 Co. July 16. 3 years. Oft per cent iij Empire City News. James Butler, who won four races in one afternoon, last Friday, landed 3498) MATT.TmR ST.

a a. 125 ft Lotlmcr st, three winners at the Empire City Results Yesterday. Cleveland, 2 New York, 1. Detroit, Philadelphia, 2. Philadelphia, Detroit, 1 8 lnnlngi; rain.

Chicago, Washington, 0. Chicago, Washington, 2 11 Innings. St. Louis, Boston, 2. Gomes Tomorrow.

New York at Detroit. Boston at Chicago. Philadelphia at Cleveland. Washington at St. Louis.

Brighton Junior Stakes, with Salvi-dere and Colin; the Champagne Stakes, with Kentucky Beau and Colin; the Matron Stakes, with Adoration and Colin; the National Stallion race, with Charles Edward and Colin; the Great Tidal Stakes, with Peter Pan and Colin, and the Junior Champion Stakes, with Salvidere and Celt. Other rich events which Miller placed to his credit were the Brooklyn Derby, worth $10,475, with Peter Pan; the Brooklyn Handicap, worth $15,800, with Superman; the Double Event, worth $7,700, with Fayette; the United Hotel Stakes, worth $8,250, with Restigouche; the Trav-ers Stakes, worth $1,800, with Galla-vant; the Saratoga Handicap, worth $8,300, with McCarter; the Saratoga Cup, worth $6,050, with Running Water; the Toboggan Stakes, with Clark Griffith; the Alabama Stakes, with Running Water, and the Belmont Park weight-for-age race. PIRATES GET VIC SAIER. Cunningham, to Bossert A sons, 100 lrreg, Gluck Bros to Title Co, July 16. Install, 6 per cent (9-'7')i) $36,000 EOKFOHD ST, s.

225 ft Union st. 25x100. Rickuid to A Deniorest, July 16 (9-2621) -Jl. 200 14TH AV, Connelly to A Widen. M.

July 16, 1 year. 6 per cent (17-5630) II 83D ST, Smoyer wife to II Lucke. sub mort $5,000, July 10, Install. 6 per cent (18-6017) PLOT bounded Van Houten lone land formerly 0 Johnson by land formerly Seaman, Doerlng to Korz, Nov 20. 1910, due Deo 1.

1919. per cent (24-8126) $1,000 PROSPECT PARK WEST, 90 ft 8th st. 49x100, 130 Prospect Park West, Inc. to Stottman ano, M. sub mort $42,600.

July 16. due Jan 16. 11120. 0 per cent (4-1091) '6'00l, STERLING PL, 261.10 Troy av, 17 8x127 9. .1 Hedlund wife to A Nichols, July 16, 3 years, i per cent (5-1 BAINBRIDOE ST, No 2(3, Levine ano Ino nom Erboch.

as exrx, to Erbach $1,450 Same to same $100 Official Score. Lawyers Title A Trust Co to Hudson DIVISION AV, jr Tliavy to It Mlnden, 170 Division av. mtg $3,600 (S- i)tgj nom w's, 332.4 Atlantic av 18.1x100.5x18x98.7, Brooklyn Line Impt Corpn to A nines. 278 fildert lane, mtg $2 750 (13-41521, val cons A iu DELAMERE PLACE, 270 ft Farragut road, 50x100. hAI.

A Strong wife to Hoffman A wife, 707 Decatur st. mort $8,000 nom 12TH lio'ft Av 20.3x100; also 13th st 100 Av P. 40x100, De Bold A wife to Detmlth, 624 5th av, a 1 (20-6759), val cons A $100 ESSEX ST No 626, hAI, Sallman to Fein 359 Elton st, mort $3,000 nolo 46TH ST s. 220 ft Rutland road, 30x 10tT A McLaughlin to Heffernan A wire, 46th st, near Rutland road, (15-4825). nom ELTON ST No 658.

hAI, Agrees et alto Schielfman. 68 McKlbbln st. mort $2,, 00 (13 4065) notn GREENB fl' cor Clinton av, rau 140 50 6 30 3 110 47.6 to beg' hAI Savings Bunk of Utlca to Oramont Holding Corpn. 189 Montague st (7-1961). Git FTOX ST.

No 61, hAI, Wiener A wlfo to Bunln, 625 Tlnton av, Bronx. Y. morts $6 101 (12-3513) -nom HAWTHORNE ST, 179.9 av, 20x10ft. Badgley A wife to Robinson A wlfo 316 Hawthorne st, mort $4,000 nom EG BM AN AV, 8, 20 ft Alabama av. 20x95 hAI Osman A wife to Phillips A wife 468 Hegeman av, a 1, all Interest (14-43W nom HENDRIX ST.

Nos 249 to 253. hAI, Onslow-Mooore Co to Kantier, 268 26th at. morts $11,400 (13-3963) IBFFERSON ST, 351 ft Broadway 27x100, hAI, Hlllyer to Abbens, 52 Jefferson st, mort $2,725 (11-3160), val cons Track yesterday. Top Coat galloped away with the opening event; Paddy Whack just nosed out Yankee Notions in the second race, and Spark accounted for the final contest on the card. It was a bad afternoon for favorites yesterday.

Paddy Whack was the only first choice to come through. Corn Tassel and Pullox owed their defeats to poor handling. Besides the Butler winners, those in front yesterday were Bob Hensley, Election and Tie Pin. Election won the feature the Bronxville Selling Handicap. More horses were shipped to Saratoga yesterday.

Among the number were the Glen Riddle Farm jumpers. The horses trained by Tom Healey, Jack Joyner and Tom Welsch will make the trip on Monday. ST. LOUIS. aa gdn $4,500 Same to (4 MoGuIre $11,000 Long Island City Savings' Bank to Bauer 13.100 Price.

A B. to Marvin nom Num. AB J. Smith, rf 3 Pittsburg, July 17 With the Cincinnati National League Club having waived its claim to the services of Vic Saier, the former Chicago National first baseman today became the property of the Pittsburg club, according to announcement here. Saier sustained a broken leg early in the season and after the Chicago club had obtained Fred Merkle from Brooklyn, Saier was given his release.

Both Pittsburg and Cincinnati entered claims for the inflelder. The Cincinnati club notified President Barney Dreyfuss of the Pittsburg club last night that it had waived its claim. caught napping. Hornsby handled TAMAQUA TARS BUSY. Although racing has been Bhot to pieces in neighboring waters, the various yacht clubs are not forgetting their social programs this summer.

The Tamaqua Yacht Club of Sheeps-head Bay has Just announced the following fixtures for the balance of the year: July 18, spot dance at clubhouse; 22, flag; officers dance and beach party. August 3, moonlight sail: 4 and 5, Waterway League days In (Jravesend Bay; 11, orphan children's day; 15, apron and necktie party; 19, fleet run to GrasRy Point; 24, midsummer festival. September 1, 2 and squadron run to Red Bank; 9, prize fishing trip. PSneiiro Realty Co. Inc.

to nom Rohlfe, A to I Opltz 12,500 Stern, I. as admr, to Nans $2,000 Title Guar A Trust Co to Calllstur. to Smith, M. July io, uieiuii, HJ' Smyth, Baird, 3 Long, 4 Hornsby, as 4 Crulae, of.rf 4 Panlette. lb 4 Betzel.

4 Gonzales, c. 3 Doak, 3 J. (I cent (6-1682) Leaders in Both Leagues Are Playing Steady Ball mt cor Liberty av. 5Xiu, SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY James P. Judge, plaintiff, againat Albert MaeKenzle and others, defendants.

Pursuant to a Judgment of foreclosure and sale, in the above entitled action, dated June 30th, 1917, the referee in said Judgment, will sell at publlo auction to the highest bidder, by William J. McPhilllamy St auctioneers, at Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, ISO Montague street, Brooklyn, N. on the second day of August. 1917, at twelve o'clock noon, the premises directed to be sold, to wit: Commencing at a point on the northeasterly corner of Strong place and Degraw street, running thence northerly along Strong place eighty feet; thence easterly parallel with Degruw street thirteen feet; thence southerly parallel with Strong place and through the center of a party-wall eighty feet to Degraw street; thence westerly alotlfc the northerly side of Degraw street thirteen feet to the place of beginning. Dated July 9th, 1917.

CHARLES W. CHURCH. Referee. James P. Judge.

Jll-St-wf Jawer. H. to .1 Schraler, July 16, 3 yrs 6 per cent (12-3603) H.O0O WATKINS ST. s. 26 ft Liberty av 25x80 sumo to same WATKINS ST, 8, 50 ft a Liberty av, 25xS0.

same to same 12,000 I.SO.BB.PO.A.E. 0 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 10 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 8 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 6 0 0 13 2 0 110 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 f2S 19 1 l.SO.BB.PO.A.K. 0 3 6 0 0 15 0 1 0 2 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 10 0 1 0 2 2 0 0 0 16 2 0 0 4 2 0 10 15 1 3 0 30 21 4 Brooklyn; WATKINS ST. as, II II i SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BT the President of the Borough of Brooklyn, at Room No. 2, Borough Hall.

Brooklyn, until 11 a.m., on WEDNESDAY, JULY SB, 18 IT, NO. 1 FOR FURNISHING ALL THA LABOR AND MATERIALS REQUIRED TO CONSTRUCT SEWERS IN BAY 37TH FROM BENSON AVE. TO THE SEWER SUMMIT ABOUT 620 FJBT SOITHVVEST OF BENSON AND IN BAY 3STH FROM BENSON AVE. TO THE SUMMIT ABOUT 476 FEET SOUTHWEST OF BENSON 1'hi Engineer's preliminary estimate of the quantities i as follows: 1,072 linear feet of 12-lnch pipe storm sewer, laid complete, Including all Incidental and appurtenances; per linear foot. 1195 1,056 linear feet of Inch pipe sanitary sewer.

laid complete, including concrete cradle and all Incidentals and appurtenance; per linear foot, (3.35 3.537.M 450 linear feet of 8-Inch anltary house connection drain, laid complete. Including concrete cradle specials and all incidentals and appurtenances; per linear foot. $1.60 WMI 310 linear (eet of 6-Inch sanitary house connection drain, laid complete. 1 Including concrete cradle and all Incidentals and appurtenances; per linear foot. 125 20 linear feet of d-lnch storm house connection drain, laid oomplste, Including all incidentals and appurten-nances: per linear foot, $0.90 IS, if 10 manhole on storm sewer complete, with standard storm manhole head and covers, Including all incidental and appurtenances, per man-hole, 160 8 manholes on sanitary sewer, complete, with Btandard sanitary manhole heads and covers, Including all Incidentals and appurtenances; per man-hole.

$65 "n-" feet, board measure, of foundation planking and pile capping, laid In place complete. Including all Incidentals and appurtenances; per thou-Band feet, board measure. $25 17s.ll 1.000 feet, board measure, of sheeting and bracing, driven In place complete, including all Incidentals and appurtenances; per thousand feet, board measure. 120 60 linear feet of plies, driven In place complete, including all incidentals and appurtenance; per linear foot, 10.30 IMt 5 cubic yards of concrete, Class laid In place complete, including' extra excavation, all Incidentals and appurtenances; per cubic yard, $7 IMS 6 cubic yards of extra excavation. Including sheeting and bracing, and all labor materials, Incidentals and appurtenances; per oublc yard, W.60 Total W.m.M -rs.

em. allowed for the completion of tha $2,000 15x80. same to same Totals Name Olson, Johnston, lb Myers, Stengel, rf. iivVriM ST s. 310 ft Nostra nd av, 4 4 4 4 3 GOODRICH MOTOR TRUCK TIRES Service Station ROBT.

AUSTIN and HT 240 ft Doniont av. 20x Coffey Finds Novel Place To Train for Boxing Bouts Wheat, If. 17 4 19 Dean St. Phone 346 Main. Cutshaw, 2b 3 Mowrev, 3b 2 O.

Miller, 3 S. Smith, p. 3 1ST CORPORATION NOTICES. Totals 30 That well-balanced and even baseball play points the way to the pennant has again been demonstrated by the figures compiled from the various averages and records available at the half-way mark in the present big league contests. When the turning mark was reached on July 7 neither leading club in the National and American Leagues was among the first three in total number of runs or hits made, but this mark of a finished offensive was more than counterbalanced by the strong defensive game played by the league leaders.

In the National League the Chicago Club, was first in runs, with Cincinnati second and Philadelphia third. Batten for .1. Smith in eighth Inning. tOne out when winning run scored. AUTOMOBILE INSTRUCTION.

AUTO instruction; owners. prospective owners, chauffeurs and mechanics, learn the care and operation of the automobile. Write for full particulars, Bedford Branch Y. M. C.

A. Automobile School. 1124 Bedford av, Brooklyn, J6 23t osu xJJl Soore by Innings. SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY the Superintendent of School Bulldlnga at the office of the Department of Education, Park ave. and 6Dth Manhattan, until 11 a.m., on MONDAY, JULY 2ft, 19IT.

ItoroiiKh of Brooklyn. FOR ITEM 1, INSTALLING HEATING AN'D VENTILATING APPARATUS IN PUBLIC SCHOOL 10. ON THE NORTHERLY SIDE OF WILSON 8.0 FEET EAST OF UEDFORD BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN. The time allowed to complete the whole work will be 140 consecutive working daya, as provided In the contract. SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY the Fire Commissioner at hie office, 11th floor.

Municipal Building until 10:30 a.m., on MONDAY, JULY 80, 1917. FOR FURNISHING ALL THE LABOR AND MATERIALS NECESSARY AND REQUIRED FOR INSTALLING GASOLINE STORAGE AND PUMPING SYSTEMS AT THE QUARTERS OF ENGINE COMPANIES NOS 203, 217, 238 289 257; ENGINE COMPANY NO. 271 AN'D HOOK AND LADDER COMPANY NO. 124, HOOK AND LADDER COMPANIES NOS. St.

Louie 0 O0O10O0O 01 Brooklyn 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1-2 Base Hits hy Innings, St. 1 1 0 Brooklyn 1 00000310 16 FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES. Conveyances. JULY 16. Aversa, F.

to Boesch, 84 South Junction av, Corona, lot 70. map of prop of I Towns, Maspeth $10 Bank of I to Realty Corp, Pleasant av. Rockaway Beach. Fairvlew av. 529.2 Grand Central Blvd, 25x118, Rock-uway Beach nom Baylies, to Rlegelman, 65 Fort Washington av, Mhtn, lots 1143, 1144, blk 28, map of Louona Park, Corona.

$1,200 Bertram. to Bertram 1142 Hatch av, Ozone Park, 8th st, 125 ft a Montana av, 26x100, Union Course nom Booech, to A Snyder, 15 West 99th st, City, lot 70, map of prop of Towns, at Elmhurst $10 Buser, to Lehnert, 404 Fulton st, Jamaica, DeGraw av, 160 ft Alsop av, 100x120. Jamaica nom Cord Meyer Dev Co to Lacrolx. 1241 West 112th st, Cleveland, lota 16 to 24 Inc, blk 580, map of Forest Hills $100 Delahanty. .1, to Flatley, 197 Wlnthrop st, Bkln, Cedar st.

160 ft a Sycamore av, 25x125, Newtown nom Dlman Realty Co, Inc, to Bornam Realty Co, Inc, 69 Main at, Port Washington, Rur-llng av, 114 ft a Jasmine st, 28x100, Flushing $10 Edgemere Crest to A Nortony, 301 Edgemere av. Edgemere, lots 19 to 21 Inc, blk map No 3 of prop of Edgemere at Wave Crest, Far Rockaway nom Fay, H. to 51 Fay, 302 West 149th Bt. Mhtn, lot 8, blk 11, amended map of lots of the Dawley Real Estate Co, Richmond Hilt nom Freehold Realty Co, Inc, to Gennetto, 6425 Wabash av, Chicago, III, lots 31, 32, blk 13 map of Merrick Park, Jamaica. $10 Hlnman, to Conatr Co.

Ino, Fulton st, Jamaica, 23d st, 88 ft a Cypress av, 30x100, Flushing nom Hellmann, to Rlcholl Realty Corp, 501 10th av, I City, Stelnway av, 100 ft Vandeventer av. 50x96.1, 1 $100 Inter-Ocean Realty Corp to Schlld, 777 East 18th st, Bkln. Bay View Terrace, 69.9 a Summit Drive, 126.8x208, Far Rockaway nom Muckelberg. to Collins, Hamilton st, Sayvllle, Foxall st, 80.2 Anton av, 20x100.1, Newtown $10 PaBe. to Meyer, Woodhaven av, Elmhurst.

Bittman st, 8, 90 ft a Grand FIFTH AVENUE BUILDING SOLD. Tutino Cerny have sold for William Condy to a client for investment the three-story brick store and apartments at 6522 Fifth avenue. New Buildings. Kingston av, s. 18 ft Mldwood 1 story brick dwelling, 17x40, slag roof, two families; cost, $2,100, Owner, Uertone, Rutland rd; architect, Dennis.

Sumoter at, 300 ft Hopklnson av 1 story brick garage, gravel roof; cost Owner, Mtiller, 249 Sumpter architects, ('has Infanger Son. Whltwell pi, 140 ft 1st 1 story brick garage, 20x36. gravel roof; coat. J1.000. Owner, Parascard, 10 Whltwell pi; architect Conway.

Whltwell pi, 160 ft 1st 1 story brick storage, 20x37, gravel roof; cost, II f00 Owner, Parascard, 10 Whltwell pi; architect. Conway. 82d tt, a cor 20th av, 2-Btorv frame dwelling, 20x42. shingle roof, one famlv; cost, S7.000 Owner, Kathleen Bklg 215 Montague st; architect, Kalllch Lubroath 82d st. 33.4 a 20th av, two 2-story from dwellings, 20x42, shingle roof, one family each; total cost, $14,000.

Owner tt archi-teo as above. KM st, cor 19th av, 2-story frame dwelling. 20x42, shinglo roof, one family; cost 7,000, Owner architect as above Concord at, 169.11 Flatbush Av Ext 11-story concrete factory, 74.9x99.1, slag roof; cost, $100,000. Owner. Sperry Gyroscope Co' on premises; architect, Helme Corbett.

Scholos st, 275 ft Waterbury st 2-atory brick factory, 42x94, gravel roof; cost $10,000. Owner Bellis, SS Berry st- architect. Hlrsch. Coney Island av. 83.1 Church av 1-etory brick garage, 37.10x21, gravel roof; cost $800.

Owner. Adams, 811 Church av architect. A Winters. Same location, 1-story brick garage, 47x21 gravel roof; cost, Owner architect as above. Sae location, 1-story brick garage, 37 lOx 21, gravel roof; cost, $800.

Owner architect as above. Same location, 1-story brick garage, 112x21 gravel roof; cost, $2,400. Owner architect as above. Same location. 1-story brick garage 21x62 gravel roof; cost, $1,440.

Owner architect as above. Atlantic av, a s. 125 ft Bond st, 1-story brick garage, 25x90. tin roof; cost. $4 7,00 Owner, Foster, 371 Pacific st; architect, A Brook, Nostrand av, 55.9 Union st, 1-story brick station, 53.3x100, slag roof; cost.

$45 000 Owner, Intorborough It Co, lfis Broadway architect, II I'egram. Alterations. Montrose av, 225 ft l.orlmer st extension to 3 atory shop and dwelling' 'cost $1,600. Owner, A Da Uracil, on premises- architect, Xeerlch, Huntington st, s. 104.4 Court st extension to 2 story foundry; cost, $500.

Owner Doehler Die Casting Co, 1S7 9th st; architect. Turner Const Co. Fulton st, 108.4 Clermont av extension to 3 story store dwelling; cost, $1500 Owner, Ohtu Corpn, Fulton st; architect Voss Lauiitzen. Livonia av, s. 25 ft Watkins st, extension to 3 story store and dwelling; cost, $1,000.

Owners, Levlno ano, on premises; architect, Whlnston. 18th av, 19.2 63,1 st, extension to fltory store and dwelling; cost, $500. Owner, A Ratnoff, on premises; architect, Zlot. Atlantic av. 50 ft Eastern Parkway, Interior alteration to 2 story etablo and dwelling, cost, $500.

Owner, Strlano. 1777 Atlan-tnc av; architects, Salvati. Alabama av, 8, 175 ft a Fulton st, Interior alteration to 3 story store and dwelling; cost, $500. Owner. Mangel.

85 Clarkson av; architects, Chas Infanger Son, Belmont av, 50 ft Georgia av. extension to 2 story garage ami dwelling; cost. $1,200. Owners, Victor Hennlng Sons, on premises; architects, Chas Infanger Son, 47th st, 100 ft 15th av; extension alt to 2tj-tory dwelling; cost, $1,200, Owner. Sherman, 1467 49th st; architect, Cantor Dorfman.

Hart st, s. 200 ft Knlckerboclter av, Int alt to garage dwelling; cost, $10,000. Owner, A Prince on premises; architect, A Brook. 54th st, s. 325 ft 14th av, int alt to 2-etory dwelling; cost, Owner, Schwarz, 44 Court st; architect, Mlllman Son.

10th st. 75 ft 5th av, extension to 1-story garage; cost, $800. Owner, Tarshls, 470 5th av; architect, Adelsohn. Lis Pendens. JULY 17.

Slat st, 225 ft 3d av, 50x100 (5 parcels), Welz Berwick agst 1, Parrella et al; A Lewis (a). Plot bounded by land formerly A Wyck-off by meadow, formerly VV Harry, by land formerly Rrhenrk by 'salt meadow, formerly ,1 Van Nule, contains 4 acres. AlOers agst Manes et al; Wilson Wllsnn (a). Fulton st. 440.6 Howard av.

19.6100, Scllonl agst Burroughs et all Reeves Todd (a). Lenox rd. s. 89.6 4 Flatbush av, X165X100. 2 parcels.

Ft Mz agst A Volght et partition; Btrooclc Stroock i a i 18th st, s. 100 ft Av 100x100, Holmes agst Eljsian Home Hldg Corpn; Pape (a). Flatbush av, s. 118.1 Wlnthrnp st 19 8x90 Realty Co agst Realty Co et al; Lynch la) Flatbush av, 98,5 tl Wlnthrnp st, 19.8x90, ame agst same; Lynch (a). Flatbush av.

s.78.0 Wlnthrop st, 19.8x90, aame agst same; P. E. Lynch (a). Flatbush av. s.

59.1 Wlnthrop 19.8x90. flame agst same; D. K. Lynch (a). Georgia av.

s. 315 ft llegcmnn av, 20x100. Title R- Mtg Co agst Firester et al; Davenport (at. 41st a IP2.6 7th av, 22.6x100, Title tk Mtg Co agst II llackman et al-G Davenport ia). Hth st, 110 ft 11th av, 20x95.2, FOUR Ford tires, brand new.

30x3 '4; 834 for all. 881 Hancock st. Brooklyn. 17-3 SELL new two-ton Garford; bargain. Also sightseeing cars for hire.

KATHAN, 876 Fulton St. Tel. 128 Main. Je24-tf 104. 105.

107 AND 123. he never will retire, he asserts, until he has defeated Moran. The big blond Pittsburger always has had Coffey's number. The Roscommon giant was going along at a great rate when he stacked up against Moran. He had stopped Jack "Twin" Sullivan, Arthur Pelky, Soldier De-laney, One Round Davis, Al.

Reich, Jim Flynn and Jack Reed, all in less than ten rounds, and his followers believed that he was the logical man to meet Willard'. Still After Moran. Then along came Moran. They met on October 19, 1915, and to the surprise of the boxing world Moran swung his famous "Mary Ann" punch and Coffey took the count in the third round. His defeat did not lessen his The time allowed for tho completion of the work and the full performance of the contract I Chicago was second in total number total number of runs made by opponents.

Cincinnati was second in errors; second in left on bases and more runs had been scored against the team than any other club in the league. Pittsburg, in last place, had made the third largest number of errors and had next to the largest number of runs scored against by opponents. Boston was the third in left on bases, The compilations showed a more complicated situation in the American League. Boston, the leading team on that date, was second in runs scored, but in other respects was playing close, careful but not particularly brilliant baseball. The Chicago White Sox, right on Boston's heels, lead In greatest number of runs, but, strange to say, had the third largest number of runners stranded.

Detroit was third in run-making; second in hitting, while St. Louis led In the greatest number of safe drives registered, with Cleveland third. St. Louis spoiled her hitting record by piling up the greatest number of errors, with Cleveland second and Washington third. Cleveland had more runners left on bases than any of the other teams in the American League, with New York second and Chicago third.

The New York club was in third place, notwithstanding that the opposing teams had made more runs against the Gothamites than any of the other seven combinations. St. Louis and Philadelphia, the two tail-enders on July 7, were sec-end and third respectively in this department of the records. The complete figures showing the total number of runs, hits, errors, left on bases and opponents' runs, taken from unofficial but reasonably accurate records at the half-way mark of the season, are as follows: National League. FORD commercial cars and bodies In stock.

O. HAUSER 154 North Elliott place; 112 St. Edward's st, Brooklyn. 16-7 is fifty tioi consecutive working days. The amount of security required for the per formance of the contract Is tlfty per cent (50) of the total amount of the bid.

No bid will bo considered unless It Is ac Seven ground balls and Betzel handled six, making a total of thirteen chances of the sort for two men. Smith's pitching had a somewhat different effect. The Superbas had ,21 assists to 19 by the Cardinals. Mike Mowrey, at third, was offered assist chances on eight grounders and accepted six of them. Also, in the eighth inning, with three on bases 'and two down, Hornsby bounced into Mike's hands, at third, forcing Jack Miller, who was on second, and saving a ticklish situation.

Olson had six assists at short. One of those was when he got an assist and an out on a double play in the third. Doak had walked and been forced by Jack Smith. Baird drove to Olson, who touched second and threw out Baird. Whereas, Betzel, at second for the iCards, had six assists on grounders, at second for Brooklyn, had 'only two such chances.

Smith is a left-handed pitcher and Doak is a right-hander. Figure it out for yourself why so many blows off Smith went to third and short, and so many off Doak went to short and second. Write, protesting against locat-ing our troops near the French Foreign Legion. All the Legionaries smoke, and some drink. Queer Batting Rally.

The batting rally by which the Superbas scored their first run yesterday and saved themselves from losing in nine innings was a curiosity in a game that threatened to be as dull as a day in the Missing Persons Bureau of the Police Department. Hi Myers had scratched a single to first In the first inning, with two out, on 'a ball that went to the right of Paulette. The first baseman got It but nobody covered. Myers was caught off first and put out. Nary another Superba reached first until two were out in the seventh inning.

Hi Myers then brat out a bunt. Stengel scratched a hit over second Which Betzel knocked down but could not handle. Myers taking second. Wheat singled to right, scoring Myers. a bluff or attempted double steal, Stengel was trapped off third and exterminated.

Three hits after two were out and one run. Cutshaw opened the eighth with a single over third and took second when Baird fumbled Mowrey's sacrifice bunt, Mowrey reaching first. Gonzales, who has a reputation as an Earned runs Eirooklyn, 2. Two-base hits Betzel. Three-base hit -Betzel.

Home run-Stengel. Double plays Betzel to Hornsby to Panlette; oisen to Johnston. First base on errors-St. Louis, Brooklyn, 1. Left on bases St.

Louis, Brooklyn, 1. Time of game- hour and 43 minutes. Umpires Messrs, Rigler and Emslie. Pitchers Summary. Name.

Tngs. AB. BR. H. B.

B.SO, HP. WP. Doak fl-f 30 2 2 6 0 3 0 0 Smith ..10 33 1 0 4 2 2 0 0 of hits, reversing places witn Lincm-nati in this respect, while St. Louis was third. This strong offense of the two Western clubs was offset, however, by weakness in defense.

Chicago was first in error making; had more runners left on bases than any other senior league club and third in The amount of security required I 18,000. The deposit accompanying bid shall be five per cent, of the amount of security. FOR ALTERATIONS, REPAIRS. AT PUBLIC SCHOOLS 19, 24, 25, 26, 43, 64, 72. 123.

129. 148. 168. 162 AND ERASMUS HALL HIGH SCHOOL, BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN. The time allowed to complete the whole work of said school will be a follows: P.

S. 19, 65 consecutive working days; P. S. 24, 60 consecutive working days; P. S.

25, 66 consecutive working days; P. S. 26, 60 consecutive working days; I'. S. 43, 60 consecutive working davs; P.

S. 64, 45 consec companled by a deposit, which shall be In the form of money or a eertllled check upon one ELECTRIC RUNABOUT-Raker-Completely re-built and newly painted. Ideal physician's car; 1450. ELECTRIC GARAGE. tllid St.

and Central Park West. 17-5 of the Stute or national banks or trust com panies in (he City of New York, or a check of such bank or trust company, signed by a duly authorized officer thereof, drawn to the order of the Comptroller, or corporate stock or other i popularity and after the bout tho I Coffey fans were firm in their belief that Moran won by a lucky punch. utive working days; P. S. 72, 40 consecutive "HERE'S YOUR BODY BUILDER" FRED BOEDER MFC.

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J8-3M orklnar davs: P. S. 123 60 consecutive consecutive consecutive 60 working davs; P. S. 129 working daya; P.

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162 BASEBALL GOSSIP Some busy outsiders got gay with thought by the Chicago Cubs. He Is 40 consecutive 60 consecutive certificates of indebtedness of any nature Issued by the City of New York and approved by the Comptroller as of equal value with the security required. Such deposit shall be In an amount not less than two and ouo-half per cent. (2tt) of tho total amount of the bid. Bids will bo compared and awards, If londe, will be to the lowest bidder on each Item.

Contracts will be prepared where the Items awarded to any bidder amount to Five Hundred Dollars more. Open market orders will be Issued where the items awarded to anv bidder amount to lesa than Five Hun worklna days: Erasmus Hall Hla-h School 100 hAI A Oswald et al to Heldenrelch. 76 Warwick 1 (13-4078) SAME PROP. Heldenrelch to Ob-wal'd A wife, 575 Jerome st, a 1.. JEFFERSON ST, No 80S, Emanuel a' w'lfe to Marino, 371 Manhattan av.

morta $7 500 (11-3106) nom LIBERTY AV. so cor Wratklns st. 80x100, hAI W' DU Bols to Jawer, 314 6th st, foreclos (12-3503) 15,675 SVMB PROP. Jawer to Koeppel, 166 Highland Boulevard, -morts $33,500 nom VRCY AV, cor Pulaski st, 18x80, hAI. It Hunter to Rubinstein, 17 Varet st, mort $4,000 6-1770) nom MONROE ST, B.

66.8 Sumner av, 23.4x23, Wellbrock wife to Wellbrock, 760 Green av sob molt (6-1821). val cons MAPTjE ST. cor Rflgera av, 23x100, Realty Associates; to McCullough A wife, 419 Lincoln road, mort $7,500 (16-6029) nom MADISON ST. 83.4 Nostrand av. 16.8 xS6 hAI, Monllaws to Jlussey, 205 Madison st mort $2,850 (61817).

val con A NEW YORK AV, No 175. hAI. Davison A wife to Wlchert, 1335 Carroll st (5-1225) nom NICHOLS AV, s. 75 ft Havens pi, 21.6 x90 hAI Schwantmuller to Schwarzmul-ler' ICS Nichols av, Cypress Hills, Queens Co 'y (13-4I2VD) nom NOSTRA ND AV. No 139.

Nadelbach to I Wank, 188 Nassau av, part, all llenB 19-26501 nom NASSAU AV. Xo 139, hAI, Nadelbach to I Wank, 186 Nassau av, hi pt. all liens (9- 2650) nom PENNSYLVANIA AV, s. 50 ft Sutter av 50x100 hAI. Fisher to Globe Investing Co! Inc, 318 Pennsylvania av, all lien (12-3754 1 v- nom PENNSYLVANIA AV, 8.

100 ft Pitkin av, 59x110, hAI. same to same, all Hens rlt-1788) nom PENNSYLVANIA AV. 60 ft Liberty av 30x100 same to same (12-8688) nom PULASKI ST, s. 108.4 Reld av. 16.8x78.3 18x71 9 Kramer wife to Oak-lev 421 Tulaskl morts 83,000 PLOT bounded on by Van Houten lane hv land formerly of Johnson A by land formerly of Seaman, 55x90, hAI.

Doering et al to Doerlng, 63 Nolan's lane, Canarsle, 0 0 (24-8126) nom SAM PROP. Doerlng A ano aB exrs of Doerlng dfle'd, to same $500 PITKIN AV. 120 ft Chestnut St. 20x 100, hAI. A Lewis Rubin, 330 4th et, (13-4241) nom PITKIN AV.

prop. Rubin to I Rubin, 92 2d av, sub morts nom QI'INCY ST, No 202, Mapleton Holding Co Tnc, to RIverhead Savings Bank, River-hend (6-1807) nom RIVBRDALE No 618, hAI. Wiener A wlfo to Wiener, 496 Hopklnson av, mort $5,500 (12-3840) nom TOMPKINS AV, b. 80 ft Park av, 20x 100, Shanyerson to Snowe, 61 Tompkins av. all liens (6-1740) nom VAN BRUNT ST, cor Sullivan Bt, 25x4.Rx 31.9x64.4, hAI, Kearney as admx, etc, of Kearney, dee to Fox, 111 King st $6,000 WINDSOR PL, s.

264.1 Prospect Park West, 18.9x100, hAI. Litchfield A ano as exrs, etc, of Litchfield, dee'd, to Donnelly A wife, 409 19th st. mort $3,300 (4-U09) nom WEST 17TII ST, a. 260 ft Mermaid av, 120x118.10, Scavallo A wife to A Mortgage Co, Tnc. 16 Court st (21-7021) VERNON AV, 211 ft Sumner av.

18x90, Grelf A wife to A Grelf. 264 only 19 years of age. AUTOMOBILES ''OR HIRE. at, 20x100, Maspeth nom 20xl''7 9 A Deibet to Helnmullor, July 2 (5-1275) $1,800 88TH ST nee, 800 ft av, 27x100. Mlrhelson to Runkintl Hall Realty Con Co Inc July 16.

Install, 6 per cent (18-6055) $2,500 LOTS 57 A to 5S A to E. map of prop estate it Johnson, Mueller wife to Title Co, June 27, due July 16 1920, 6Vi per cent (18-6129A) $15,600 7TH AV, s. 22 ft Hth av. 20 43.3 43, Stobbte wife to Title Co, July 16, 3 yrs. 6tt per cent (4-1024) $6,000 WEST 17TH ST, 260 ft Mermaid av 120x118.10.

Mort Co, Inc. to Title Co July 16, 3 yrs. 6V4 per cent (21-7021 $7,500 4TH AV. 50 ft 63d at. 60x100, Estate of Morris Nason, Inc, to Nason, aub mort $22,500.

July 16. 3 yrs, 6 per cent (18 5808) 2.5')0 4TH "w's, 50 ft 64th st, 50x100. same to same, sub mort $22,500, July 16, 3 yrs. 6 per cent (18-5808) $2,600 17TH AV. cor 84th st, 20,11 74.

25 10 73.1 1 Ellanor Realty Co. Inc. to 8 0 Nason. July 16, 3 yrs, per cent (19-6326C) 2.JO0 17TH AV, 20,11 84th It, 21 74.11 21 74.5 same to same $2,700 17TH AV, 83.11 84th st, 19.6 76.5 19.6 76.11, same to same $2,000 17TH AV, 8 103.5 84th st, 19 76.11 19 76.5, same to same $2,000 17TH AV. see, 122.5 84th at, 19 76.11 19 76.6, flame to same $2,000 17TH AV, 8 8 141.5 84th st, 19 77,10 19 77.5, same to same $2,000 17TH AV.

8 160.5 84th st, 19 78.4 19 77.10, same to same $2,000 17TH AV, 179.5 84th At, 19.1 78.10 19.1 78.4, same to same $2,000 GREENE AV. cor Clinton av. Oramont Holding Corp to Savings Bank of Utlca, July 7, Install, 5 per cent (7-1961 $32, 500 ELTON ST, No 55S, sub mort $2,700, July 16, install, per cent, Schielfman to 5 Agrees ano 1 13-40651 $1,200 CLEVE'TaAND ST, 85 ft liegeman av. 25x100. July 13, install.

6 per cent, Perres 6 wife to A Lau 114-4335) $200 CLEVELAND ST, r.O ft Hegeman av, 25x100, July 13. Install, 6 per cent, Perres Trlputnlck wife to same (14-4335). 72D ST. 8, 66.6 7th av, runs 60 200 to 73d st 100 100 40 100 to beg, July 16, due July 1, 1920, 6 per oent. A Flanagan to Home Mort Inv Co 18-59111.

$6, 500 BAY 23D ST. sea. 530 ft 86th st, 40x 96.8, July 14, due July 15, 1920, 6 per cent. Llehtman to Bernstein 1 19-6374) EVERGREEN AV, 36.8 a Docatur st, 16.8x80, July 16, due July 1, 1920, 54 per cent, Schmltz to Home Title In Co (11-3433) $2,000 RIVERSIDE AV, No 61S, sub morts $6,700, June 18, 5 years, 6 per cent, Wiener wife to Wiener (12-3840) $500 HIVERDALE AV, same prop. ub mort $5,500, June 18, Install, 6 per cent, same to It Tannebaum $1,000 WEST 36TH ST, July 16.

1 year, 6 per cent, Hellmund to Lafayette Trust Co (21-6979) $1,560 77TH ST, sub mort $3,500. July 14. Install. 6 per cent, Fillmore A wife to Roth Morgan. Inc C9-6245) $1,700 MADISON ST.

83.4 Nostrand av, 16.8 xS6 Julv 17. due Aug 1, 1920, 5 per cent, Hfsscv to Bigley (6-1817) $850 NEW U)TS ROAD, 8 cor Hinsdale st, "1.2x98.5x20x105.5, June due' Dec 14. 1920, 5U per cent. Roaensteln Rosenberg, Inc. to Iteldenrelch (12-3866) $3,750 LAND known as No 2 on Wyckoff Tract on common lands, town Qraveaend on Coney Island June 12, 3 years, 5 per cent, El-fenheln In Title Co (21-7279) $6,500 PITKIN AV No 2659.

July 13, install. 6 per cent Rubin wife to Grukln (13-42111 I'OO AUTUMN AV, M. July 16. install, 6 per cent Hone to Franck $1,360 NEW YORK AV No 175, July 17. 3 vears 5 per cent, Wlchert to Davison (5-1235) iWOO The opinion was strengthened when Coffey knocked out Gunboat Smith on November 29 of the same year, turning the trick in the fourth round.

There then was a demand for another Moran-Coffey bout. It was staged on January 7, 1916. Although Coffey was somewhat timid he did decidedly better than in their first meeting. In the ninth round Moian again swung his "Mary Ann" and again the Irish boxer was counted out. That fight convinced all but Jim Coffey that Frank Moran was his master.

Coffey still believes that he can beat dred Dollars 8500). LOOK! Something new. Enjoy a ride In an auto. Price. $1 per hour.

D. FRINK, Telephone Bedford 9906. 15.7 11.76 PER hour, Studebaker 5-passengor touring car; $2.25. 1917 7-passenger touring-car. Phone 1103-W Bushwlck.

17.7 Pettlt, M. A ors to Boesch, 34 South Junction av. Corona lot 70, map of property of Towns, Maspeth $10 Price, to Apgar, 3 Candace av, Jamaica; Candaeo av, 100 ft a WIIlow st. 25x100, Jamaica $10 Queens Borough Corpn to Boesch. 34 There are many ways to train for a boxing bout.

When Jim Jeffries started his celebrated come-back stunt to save the white race prior to the Reno battle, he spent almost a year touring the country with a burlesque company. That was a highly novel and lucrative manner In which to prepare for an important battle. Jess Wlllard also had a money-making way of working for a contest. All Brooklyn fans remember the "two bit" matinees the big fellow used to give at the Amsterdam Opera House prior to his fight with Frank Moran in Madison Square Garden. But it rests with Jim Coffey, the Roscommon giant, to select the most unusual place to prepare for an Important battle.

Coffey has hopes of meeting Moran in August or early in September and to harden up for the contest, the former Third avenue mo-torman is working at Maryknoll, a Roman Catholic seminary, conducted by the Catholic Foreign Mission Society of America, near Ossining, N. Y. Not that Jim is actually boxing at Maryknoll. He is just living the simple life followed by the seven priests and the three lay brothers who form the seminary. He is up at sunrise each day and after a simple breakfast, he is out in the fields, working on the big farm adjoining the seminary.

Here he toils throughout the day. He plows, harrows, rolls the fields, weeds In the gardens, wheels truck around in a barrow and does all the other hard work of a farm hand. 'Tls a Great Lllfe," Says Coffey. The big Irish boxer is the guest of the Rev. Father James A.

Walsh, head of the Maryknoll seminary. The fighter and the priest are great friends and when the latter asked Coffey to spend a few weeks at Maryknoll, the boxer was only too glad to accept the offer. "It's a great life," said Coffey, writing to a friend in Brooklyn. "I am up with the sun and am in bed long before the average bout starts in town. The work on the farm is doing me a lot of good and I never felt better In all my life." When the story broke that Coffey was an Inmate of a seminary the boxing world at once began to wonder If the Roscommon giant had decided to give up the ring and devote the balance of hlB days to a religious life.

He was known to be ardently devoted to religious ceremonies and as he Is only 25 and unmarried, the story met with some credence. But Coffey is not done with the ring by any means, mid work and full performance of the contract will be Blxtv (CO) consecutive working day. The amount of security required will ba Four Thousand Dollars NO 2. FOR FURNISHING ALL THE LAROR AND MATERIAL REQUIRED FOR CONSTRUCTING A SEWER IN MONTGOM-. ERY ST BETWEEN BEDFORD AND ROO.

ERS AVES. The Engineer preliminary estimate of CM quantities Is aa follows: 92 linear feet of 15-Inch pips sewer, laid complete, including all Incidentals and appurtenance; per linear foot. $4.25 ISSl.W 806 linear feet of 12-lnch pipe sewer, laid complete. Including ail Incldantala and appurtenances; per linear foot, 12.75 2.5H.M 20 linear feet of 6-lnch house connection drain, laid complete. Including all Incidentals and appurtenances; per linear foot, $1 20.0 8 manhole, complete, with iron heads and covers.

Including all Incidentals and appurtenances; per manhole. $70 Wt. 3,000 feet, board measure, of sheeting and bracing, driven In place complete. Including all Incidentals and appurtenances; per thousand feet, board matures 125 78.10 Total $3,361.10 The time allowed for the completion of tha work and full performance of he contract will be thirtv i30i consecutive working days. South, Junction av.

Corona, lot 70, map of Blank forms and further information may he obtained and the plans and drawings may be seen at the office of tho Fire Department, 11th floor. Municipal Building. Manhattan. ROBERT ADAMSON. Fire Commissioner, (C 1933) J18 lut 0BU Sr (lenernl I nutrnottoiia to Bidders, nt foot of column.

lut pace of thla paper. HIGH-CLASS cats, Packard. Pierce-Arrow Renault; flrt-clas eivlce. FLANNEKT 41 ZIMMEfl, 12IS Atlantic Phona 9300 Bed. nj tt John Mlljus, the Binghamton pitcher, and told him he was a free agent.

The idea was based upon the fact that the Binghamton club had blown up, but it was all wrong. Brooklyn had the optional choice on the Binghamton team, and picked ililjus. When Cincinnati relinquished its efforts to get him and ordered Mlljus to report to Brooklyn, the youth took the outside advice which he thought was worth more than that of Garry Herrmann, chairman of the National Commission, and demanded a bonus of $500 for signing with Brooklyn. In other words, he was trying to sell himself on the hoof as a human chat- Left Oppon- 45 consecutive working days, aa provided In the contract. The amount of security required I aa follows: P.

S. 19. 1600; P. S. 24, t00; P.

S. 21, 1400; P. S. 26. 1600; P.

S. 43, (600; P. S. 64. P.

S. 72, 1400; P. 123, S600; P. 129, 1600; P. S.

14s J600. S. 15s. 1400. S.

162, J700; Erasmus Hall High School, 1600, The deposit accompanying bid on each school shall he live per cent, ef the amount of security. A separate bid must he submitted for each school, and separato awards will be made thereon. FOR FURNISHING AND DELIVERING GLASS TO VARIOUS SCHOOLS IN THE BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN. The time allowed to complete the whole work on all schools will be 30 consecutive working days, as provided In the contract. The amount of security 1b JCOO.

The bid to be submitted munt include the entire work on all schools and award will be made thereon. The deposit accompanying bid shall be Ave per cent, of the amount of security. Blank forms, plans and specifications may be obtained or seen at the office of the Superintendent at Estimating Room, 9th floor. Hall of the Board nf Education. Park eve the blond Pittsburger.

That is why i he is leading the simple life at Mary BRAND new touring curs to hire hv hour, day or trip; Fulton Park Garage, storage supplies, Fulton at, opp. Lewis av. Phone Decatur 4190. 1S-T knoll Seminary. NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, SECOND DEPARTMENT In the mutter of the application of The City of New York, relative to ac-quirine title In fee.

wherever tho same hns nor Tom Seaton, who won three straight games in a row early in the season, one of them from Brooklyn, allowing three hits In each, then collapsed like a Creel elaboration, has been sold to Los Angeles, Pacific Coast League. Ban Johnson, president of the American League, has accepted the denial of Home Run Baker of the New York team, that he sought to Induce Pitcher Sothoron of the St. Louis Browns to Jump to an outlaw league in Delaware County, Pennsylvania, and all is serene again. Both sides claim they are satisfied with the deal by which the New York Americans traded Lee Magee to the St. Louis Browns for Armando Marsans.

6 a Poor Al Mamaux! The Boston Braves hopped him for four hits and five runs in one-third of the first Inning and Boston beat Pittsburg 10 to 6. It was the fifth straight winning for Boston. property of 'towns, nom Richard Hellmann, Inc, to Rlchell Realty Corpn, 501 10th av, I City; Stelnway av, 60 ft Vandeventer av, 60x95.1, I City $100 Rlche Impt Co. Inc, to A Berk, 380 Chauncey st. Bkln: Danube st, 164.7 Rockaway rd.

25x103.5, Jamaica SellWell Realty Co to Windsor Park, 30 42d st. Mhtn; Rue de St Felix, 205.2 Sea Girt av, 60x100; F.uo de St Felix, 8 265.2 Sea Girt av. 'XtxlOO; Fulton av, 215.5 Sea Girt av. 60x100, Far Rockaway $10 Wenlge Engineering A Const Co, Inc. to Knight.

672 Washington av, Bkln; Canadian St. 313.1 Liberty av, 80x100, Richmond Hill nom Williams, K. A ano to Twaddell. 23 Boulevard, Whitcstone; 1st pi. 160 ft Boulevard, 91.2x128.1, Whltestone nom been heretofore acquired, to the lands, tenements and hereditaments required for the opening and Games on ents Club.

played, R. H. E. bases, runs. New 68' 293 666 90 384 196 I Philadelphia.

69 299 688 113 465 268 St. 75 273 689 92 441 286 Chicago 78 825 614 142 514 264 Cincinnati 80 816 708 123 606 328 Brooklyn 248 678 115 450 278 Boston 68 225 620 103 479 260 Pittsburg 71 236 689 117 480 300 American League. Left Oppon- Games on ents Club. played. R.

II. E. bases, runs. Boston 74 280 673 98 490 219 Chicago 76 285 681 88 494 207 New 71 255 661 98 502 386 Cleveland, 79 262 686 132 657 371. Detroit 72 279 695 HI 491 268 Washington.

72 240 554 121 493 266 St. 76 260 612 148 486 324 Philadelphia. 69 226 (48 102 487 303 extending of EAST 1)21) BTKEHT, from East New York avenue to Avenue In the lltlth Ward, Borough of Brooklyn, The City of New York. Notice is hereby given that the bill of costs, charees and expenses Incurred by reason nf the 'exceptionally accurate thrower fired tel. PRIVATE limousine touring service; Fierce-Arrows, Packard twin sixes; any distance; reasonable rates; uniformed chauffeurs.

COOH-UN, J7-tf "SPLENDID PRIVATE TOURINO OR LIMOUSINE; FIRST-CLASS SERVICE; REASONABLE RATES; ANY HOUR. PHONE FLATBL'SH 6109. 13-7 PRIVATE AUTO SERVICE. TEL. 336)1 FLATBU8H; 2111 MAPLE 8T: 8TUTZ TOrKISU) PUB HOl'K; OWNER DRIVES.

Je-tt BEAUTIFUL private White touring cars, direct from factory; the most beautiful cars la the city; dally, weekly or monthly servlca; tour the country. Phone 440O Bushwlch, tnltvtf the ball to Hornsby and nipped Cut RACING Empire City Track (YOKKKRS A MT. VERNON) TOMORROW $3000 Demoiselle Stakes proceedings In the above-entitled matter will be presented for taxation to one of the Justice of the Supreme Court of the State of New York, and 69th Manhsttan, and also at branch nhaw off second. II was a fine play. Otto Miller grounded to Betzel and a double play went through on Mowrey.

The remaining hit off Doak was Stengel's four-bugger in the tenth. Alas for that roseate dream of a personally conducted and profitable slave mart. John has learned that the shackles of Brooklyn are already upon his sunburned shins, and he will Join the Superbas sooner or later, probably today. X. to Pelllo, 22 Prince st City, A ors.

lot 70, map of property of Towns. Maspeth $10 omce, mi Livingston tjrooKivn. C. B. J.

SNYDER. Superintendent of School Buildings Dated. July 11, 1917. (C1923) "See General Inatrnctiona to Bld-ftrra. at foot of column, lust ash.

M. to It Itelsinnurger. Ill Beach 4th Morrisania Handicap st. Arverne, 3.6 acres, adj land of DeBevofae; 3.6 acres, adj land of .1 Lott; South st, a adj land of Mills, 3.5 acres, Jamaica noni this paper. The amount OI security r'-'iuiico win oe lateen Hundred Dollar The foregoing Engineer's preliminary estimate of the total cost for the completed work Is to be taken as the 100 per cent, basis and test for bidding.

BMb shall each state a single perceniage of such 100 per cent, (auah as 95 per 100 per cent or 105 per cent; for which all materials and work called far in the proposed contract and notices to bidders are to be furnished to the City. Such percentages as bid for each contract shall apply to all unit Items specified In the Qngl-neer's preliminary estimate to an amount necessary to complete the work described In the contract. Rlank forms and further Information may ba obtained and the plans and drawings may be Been at the office of the Bureau of Sewere, 315 Montague Brooklyn. L. POUNDS, President.

(C 1931) J13-10t-oeu tTSee fienernl Inatrnctiona to Bidder, nt toot of column, last post) tlila impel- 11-10 ou Hornsby's short stopping yesterday was by far the best he has ever shown in Brooklyn. His arm made a tremendous impression on the fans. WANTED AUTOMOBILES. The Cincinnati Reds took one from the Phillies yesterday by 3 to 1, and only the fact that the Superbas beat It is suggested that Senator La-FoUrttr introduce amendments to the Food Control bill forbidding boring tid football. It would help the delay.

What Cardinals Did. Long singled for the CRrdinals, with Second Department, nt a special ierm tnerenr, to be held at the County Court House In the Borough of Brooklyn. In The City of New York, on the 30th day of July. 1917, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon of that day, or as soon thereafter is Counsel can be heard thereon. In accordance with tha certificate of the Corporation Counsel; and that the ssld bill of costs, charges snd expenses, with the certificate of the Corporation Connsel thereto attached, has lieen deposited In the office of the Clerk of the County of Kings, there to remain for snd during the space nf ten days, as required by law.

Dated. Borough of Brooklyn. New York. July 16, 1917. LAMAR HARDY, Corporation Counsel.

Municipal Building, Boiough of Manhattan. Citv of New York. (C-1829) Jlti-lOt oau AND FOUR OTHER BRILLIANT EVENTS FIRST RACE AT 3i30 P. M. Hon to Reach Race Track Take Broadway (Manhattan) Subway to 225th thence by direct trolley; also Lenox Ave.

subway to Klngsbrldge Road, or 8th and 9th Aye. (Mahattan) train to lSSth thence by trolley. Train leave Grand Central Terminal, N. for Mt. Vernon at short Intervals from 11 :35 up to 2 :45 p.m.

Grand Stand and Paddock, $3 Ladlesi. $1. 50. On Local Diamonds. Next Sunday at Ridgewood Field the Bushwicks will take on the Dan-bury Club and the Philadelphia Giants in a double-header.

The St. Agatha team will play morning and afternoon at St. Agatha Field next Sunday. They meet the Farmers and the Chathams. I NASSAU COUNTY.

Judgments. JULY 14. (Name ftret given that of Judgment debtor.) Allen Peaks 168.90 Bruna American Fashion Co $40.21 Congero Izxo 180.70 Cooley Mnrk Croaa Co 1279.61 Rome Foreman 1578.93 Dglaton i Randall Co $204,61 WANTED to hire, small car, with driver familiar wtth Brooklyn streets; flat daily or weekly rate. Phone FLETCHER, Flatbush 8100. IT.g Automobiles wanted lor storttce In the CENTI'ltV 1.

It t.K, THE GARAGE THAT SATISFIES, CIS Bttgta St, J. J. MAGILLIGAN, Pwy. SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED II the Commissioner of Water Supply. Gas and Electricity, at Room 2301.

Municipal Building, Manhattan, until 2 p.m., on FRIDAY, 20. IBIT. Borough of Brooklyn, FOR PAINTING HYDRANTS. The time allowed for doing and completing the 1 entire work is befoiti the expiration of seventy-lT couiecullvt KCikjUf day. Vernon av, an liens nom VERMONT AV.

a. 100 ft Dumont av, 20x100: also Dumont av, cor Wyona st, 100x100. Behre to City of New York (12-3S08) $21,100 WEST 27TH ST, fl. 181.11 Surf av. 4CX118.10, hAI, Kerrsh to Kerrsh, 1669 6Sth st.

mort $9,500 (21-7063) nom WEST 36TH ST, a s. 370 ft Neptune av. 61x118.10, Lafayette Trust Co, by Bupt of I the St. Louis cardinals kept the latter Charley Hollocher, shortstop for 1 from going Into second place. Portland.

Pacific Coast League, hailed a as a wonderful pitcher, with even i Even the peppery presence of more hail than greeted the purchase Johnny Evers has been unable to stop last year of More Expensive Bill Wort- tho Phillies' slide. Johnny is leading m-'n from Kansas City, has been 1 off and he got a hit yesterday, two out. in the fir' it nd was left. CO out, in the Bstsel tripled Betzel doubled, with second, and was left..