The Standard Union from Brooklyn, New York • 12

THE DAILY RT A ttn A irn j-jxi xuii.a-UAi. juaij 0 1911 1 Lr-l 7 lafe) "SSf1 -israsw bir is5S 'U. fi. B. I SIGNAL CORPS HEV1EWEDBYTHE 9.

A. B. Wigwaggers of Grace Church Give Excellent vilEV I nm-tefv. with I A another: Th- Grare p.ef r-crrv. i i A- e.

i i THE VAN LOON FAMILY It's good thing Father didn't take the whole family. for side bet and ball. IS3 Manhattan avenue. CORPORATION XOTIfM AMATEUR BASEBALL riTurpimr m'maiiv MIIILIII1IL III llrtLL I NOTICE IS HEREBT QIVEV that "if Board of Estimate jnd A poprtlon ment 'he Board of Etln of Th. Citv of uo.

jropowi to the, map or plan of The, Oty of -ew York ,0 as 10 rh, the treet nystem thin ih t.e.i. .5 Jropot.e. to 01 in uuy or lorx. deeming If rnr ma ma or 'inn oi inn ntv r.h a. Tn.u William A.

Rafter, Sportinit editor Stnrtdnnl Tnlon, Brooklyn, Y. Or. rt'rtiur ii-iii street. Kort 1 'Jners 01 Fit rr.are Hamllton Wrkwar anrl 73rH romBlfUrl (actual aVrel i VvAn wrgeant-at-arms. tn F.

c. reorKaniZed for 'Culw. Can play second base or the season of "14 by electing the outfield. Address I'. Kaplan 9 02 follointT officers: John Schneider HopKlneon avenue' I.Bockner.

vlce-predent; oush of and that a meetlni of tere.t ed 1 "p-Jc'e'ed Board wl.l he held In the OM Coun I 'he ian.i, din or 'n any rll Chamber. City Hall Borounh of MaS- premi.e, 3' hattan, City of New York, on June 12'objerton thereto 'i-. y- havln PropoBfd change III be eomldered by it their o'fh. Vn Hoard; all of which 1. mor.

panl'rw in Boro of ct forth and described fh, f0owln: Ne- lnrk or Th resolution, adopted by th- Hoard on M.v June LiT I -2n', 15. 11.14. of th. adoption of which 1 fr 'n Jj h.ff Ih omm.e- hereby Klven. vl.

"'Me tint, aid Reso.ved That the Board of E.tlm.t. he. of Vr i' "dar.ee at and Apportionment of The ntv of J.M4 at 11 A Jun- ork In l-iirstiance of r' lrMK A ins, June 27th. "William Scliaefer nas charge of the arraiiKempiits ine orricers of the clul xsucnneu. president; J.

Schoenleln. tr Secretary. A Ilarer cor- treSDonrtln tV or fJJ? H- Lichenber- eer. financial ifrrfin" recording- secretary. A.

Itarer rar- i man- treasurer: Schoenleln cer. Edwarrl Ttctoi eTeant-at-nrm- i-JJ WtU play DPa A. C. a -Slff, manager; Schneider crf'i tain, U194 Dean street c- defeated the Lake-wood A. C.

14 to The Ricse A. C. claims a 9 to 0 victory over the Fort Greene MMf-et for non-appearance. Have Saturdays June open lor teams a era sine II to v.ei....i 0314 xrn flt'onna ine -Pop" Snyders' Rubes, a fast. semi-pro.

team would like to June 21 and July 4, P. with tiome ma.natrers nc'-in e. tv 1 fctJU fveniw. Jamaica. X.

ine 111 ion 11 1 e. 1 vum uiui ua AOTICM on. ei via ceedtng. il Pro- DBnt or Y' a-rierm. occu.

I n' improved lotl an.i improved and 1 lected thereby It 4n, eie.fk... -J- 'leered I herehv- iuu ar- Irt ilr- i 'n unaers inert r. of -na. COmD.e'ed hi. and that al, i.wi.us proreel ti or o.

ment and -e te.l 1, Montage New on or 'h .1 'J of 'r, a. I Jj-V --i-m da 7 Tkh" of rtierf. ha. assessed i n'' heredi 'S for i 'l'1 m.j.i:-'!' nr wouri' fi art i a. I Catcher would like to play with a 4o Knickerbocker avenue: phone 2464 team, apo id years.

w. Lainaire. The Avolyn S. C. defeated the t-i- "ticu rx'va dv h.

BcnrA or ix ta line to pliy with a unl- i rormerl toam i 1P W1U uril. VUTrri" ok Juno 14 (morning and after "IK'n w'th teams. Address F. J. II a' I 1 1 I 1 1 1 II TCIM The Shamrock B.

15. C. member lnter-. ny B. a liht teml-lro.

has a few open Saturdavg ar.d Sundays in June and July. Ad- it'ess lline street. Superiors would like to hear from ii. 'in aciuai tirr tnmo r. ferouiids for side bet and ball.

1 onnors, l.i Ttventv-third street street. would like to hear baseman about 17 or ouki like to hear aood f.r.,t baseman about 17 or nia ui agf. j. Kotnstem, 334 Btreet. The Acctn B.

E. C. would like to ja-u ve.ar remi a. -v. 1 year teams at Acorn Oval Ui.liam J.

Kothaug, 764 Herkimer Ali-Avonla B. C. members of inier-v ixv wnnM 1 like to tlosr, June 21. July 19 dJ a "-j a few Saturdays. I WEDS W.

y. KERillGIIN Playwright's Daughter and Brooklyn Advertising Man Married in Boston. William Krr-ran. af' eftl-lna manager of th- H.terman Company's stnr. wan married this mom- 1-.

m. 1 I fl e-' VeV.llv 1 aBh The l.e.t was hi; hrothef, Arthur Kerrigan. an he brld-mald wan Mary Kfr 1 MeNally th- rlaurhter Of the Olav ivr. i oaj urotner. A rT i 1 hl J' at 'horna 77.

tVh.le'i.s u.t, I Ine. a wed r. br ea fa wa, ven Mr. Kerr.rar. h.n HfMous to that iwn Mr i the Boston Herald" and the Huston "An, ",9 flrrt was wr.h I the Ros.on r.

i Harvard College. Slr.ce coming' -J. V- New Vork ion 4.2 of the C.reat-r interest ho to do 1 man or of The by haSls the a-raoe. of wlth'n th. i.ee..

Erooklyn. City of New To e- 'y Sorit'mT url fhf, WorkAf meetlnr of upon a map or bear ih. of n.yrJ'vilei.80' v. f.h nrk. on o'clock" A 10' to Tie" na notice aforesaid time and n.iel0 1 in the city Record ard the 1 "na hereditament, and n-en, -mi u.e 1 1 t.jra-n.wvnjnr.

'f corporation 8'tuate, and belnir In the i. J. nanv ore. P'ay tho first frame of a double header wtipp is itr en-. vr Val at etond avenue.

Have all Proceeding, and to the ownT or r- if-ro ne d. slant ton b.vltis-i- H.mrt... the 1l'ih 'lay of Jun 114 Dati May 2.. 1914. -v II I1A Al.

Sis Building T.iephon, 45C0 WoAh (r-Tl NEW VORht SrPKEMKcnrnT SECOND DKHARTMENT. Mr. Kerrigan has dor.eilage President C. Ci. K-ri-r tlon of The Citv of Tlf vi" ana parallel with the -i a.

7s n.or'er im- of Neo-une at right angle, to Neptune A "IT. ea.t bv a line on 'he. by a line always distant locT r.r, I the aU distant t-y th. nreiorg.tion tf. oi I th of hln.ft?' 5 for i rrK in the B-IVertlSlntT eh and has attracted C'-nsidera tention by his I b.

n.fli m. I ndWhe Tto, V- ha- rr.arie many friends in the ror. and ta- I Th. h.al, i A rented him silver lad bow! i i a LJt Ia urm with a silver Mr. Kerr.tr nan I dill It a ,4 a other', the 'i m.liSi the eame.

have ln -L re.u of Street Openlngi In -s. iw partmer.t of Th. cry of New Yn'Z many m-tr. idua: ents the wed.nri Knn-e uam- iaiiiiipp sirppr. irhone X977 i-asnvsicn after 6 o'clock.

Superior A. C. would like to plar 12-14. actual arp t- i teams rounds for a side bet and' ball Have I and 27, P. M.

i A IT 1 1 P-e, rerior A. r. rief.st.a r11 J- open. Sunday Ru ory A. C.

by a score of 1 i to a v-onen, 405 Bradford street. Fart shortnton would like to plav th formed team. Edwin HaBKerty. 117 Fortv-fonrth BSClLJ, heavy amateur VniforrnTd tealn has nil ail Sundays nftar 'nuerItl BrAWe- 610 Jefferson ave- t'V IJKht "mi-pro teams wishing to book a fast team should not fall to book the fast New york Bedford 1 A. De Phillips, 421 Lafayette street, New York.

The Red Sox would like to hear from the following- ra? a iir-n. atmi m. jiariu, St. i "'J- jarmere til th 3rd day of ju'iv im uu" Fit.h 7.1-. said jrh; confirm.

7, Presetted for 1. v- -'rcme ourt of the State of New Tork. Second Dera r- a. a Term thereo'. -o be h.

In 1 "Th U- h. o'Juiy' by (ieeree Hibhar.l. in of -h. court on thn 'dav trn'r-. i next Sunday's Standarii I nlon.

SIxrh In case, however I r'-e rier.rmed Oiureh. H'-'ifird avenue Kr.d roaA Hetbu-h. pave and review to Georrje cre. o. a.

Afr -h prrrad, ir-rer-tton antS i.sital pre-L-ion tf. wic- flri.l. 01Jt tr. of th, (ter.eral uw1 r-H-'-ar army ar.1 the militia. rh.rerr.;,-,,.;, -hen demon- v.

tr'I' r'r f.atf err-h. rti. wire- M7 and by a iarerr. dr.ll by A. a i f.tr:te-l rr.anjei acl (tier TT.e feature nipht attack or.

an out pent :rr.a; aid a. vol ev flri from the ttoM Li the a-odi-nre airr.o.t :mrlr.ed Vera r'ruJt aurt the recent Among those Inyltel to renew the corps, in addition to rr.erairi of Stror.n Port and other Armr were the Rev Oecrr Carter. of ari i--. Hatn N. Hunter, divl.ion corr.

man 4r Boyg" Bri Ar.r-i' Thorr.poT). Wri ter V. Pollarl. ar.1 ofrl ere of various orjak-Izatloc of the Fra-. H.

T-r, Louta A. sr. and The review wfaa of Capt. Walter C. Darstr Jopeph Horraln wan p.ar..t.

PN IT BftBYLO ii Nineteenth Annual Convention of Volunteer Association to Continue Three Days. The rtlreteenth artr.ual r. cf the Srutherr. New Flr.rr.en's cv; Fellows' Hall. I med the Mtitrre.

inar.y r-hora rr. Brockiyn. Te Her. v. -v.

-TiS. "ever Ad- rjluor.a. ty V.v- J- 7-T I c-. 'V J' ad- cr. Kr.

wtar.4 fer- 't J. a d.i Rr.j win. iik were the Twc -r-r i n.ur 'ax- elcetion legal. en tier, and the r-'pert n' mmm fees iiiit-auiii-na, l.e renter, Convection. Various er.terti.r.-.nts tare been flamed ses i cr.s mainly of addre.sea On Thursday, the Me rami, and w-111 b- he'd There wjj; 1 r.iea.

The (Je'iejrate cf the Klr.rs ctjii't Volunteer Vs Vi i.liarr. G---l-l, vrf the New Utrerht Kxerr.pt Upper Brooklyn ANGELUS COL'NCIL, K. IX TO HAVEJREE LECTURE Tr.er anspes ef Angeles Oourc-I K. of C. the P.ev.

Francis Heair. aasl-late re-tor c-r fT Jcsserh', R. r-Oiurrh. will deliver a free Isrtsre i. ii i nursinr at tre Prryok's-e.

1 i eTr.TH OlCmblU. Bushwirk. ar.l Hart street Fa-- r.i Th. F-uture" COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION FOR FREE SCHOURSHIPS The trustees John's College, have Just four freo m-hnlarships. i': be awr-led through a competitive examination 1..

hrUi 'ne Lewi. aCd a avenues, June 0 at Two of the.se w.ll be collrj; schclarships for a four-year college course. All high graduates 'l'g'-b to compete. Two ritrh -v. L- s.

v.T grades the ar.d will to compete. A competitive examlr.at.cn for t- New ork Knight I olumbiij. scholarship wtii K. held at the c.li.Ar. Mriir ime i(lr son or UNITY HOUSEVARMING NEXT FRIDAY NIGHT The In.ty P.eruthcan Club have a will home ifl.n t.

Airaus. me Boneit Mansion, next Friday night I Frldav ex-Judge William member of the, Twentieth Assembly Iustnrt. lnstalleu i i I 1 lRl nrC. lruMalleu J.ne ne elect ed offlcerj of he nit Club. The eti.hVv,, uuo.

tne clubhouse was fllVrl i iT'Cf- a lca tlcM tirrrlos-i were received. Alder- l-rms Board of Tom vr. Kir- r-a v- Wll-S THHOIUH CAN tt. The steamship Aliianca Ls th flrsrf 1 of her to paa, us trio nrxt me t'anama Canal In a tt ef lmotlve. that handle the shirs.

roT -w a a SOUTHERN NEW YDHK A- c- 'xle A. A- c- Arrow A. BriRhtons a. i BriRhtons acquiring title, wherever th. i.

'h. extending of west JtbT ri e- 4 i Atlantic ocean. WEST ssYjr'i avenue to IIH a a I'Thtsl-leS "uo'Hlt7 nr-l-lT, from fanal tu run Avenue: VFT tint STREKT. from Canal Avenue to i rf ve nue. except ik In en-h cak to.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALI person. Interested In th. proceeding, and to th. owner or owner, pccUpant or occupant, of all hou.e. and 'inad 'mrroved and unimproved land, affected thereby, and to all other, whom it may concern, to wit: ne.

whom rh the und-rsigned. of Estimate, have competed their estimate of and that all person. Tn the lands, tenements and hereditaments and premise, affected thereby, having any object on thereto, do file their said oblecl tlons In W'l-lng duly verified, with them at their office. No lt liomaru. in the Borough of Brooklyn of New ork.

on or befor. th. 23rd dsv of anJ will hear partle. ooje-tlng. and 'or that purpose will b.

In attendance at their Se.ond That the undersigned. Commli- loner of A.ses.ment. has completed hu estimate of benefit and that all persons interested In this proceeding, or In an" of the lands, tenement, and hereditament, and premise, affected thereby, having any objection 'hereto, do file their ob- m' Au'y verified, with him at his oftlce. No. 16 Montague In the Borough of Brooklyn.

In the ntv of New lorw, on or before the 2.1rd dav ttnd th. said ur so ooiectlpg. and tor that purpose will b. In attendance in Hitenaanc. at the dlv June, Third That the Commissioner of Assessments has assessed anv or all of urh lands, tenement, and hereditaments and premise, as are within the area of ment fixed and prescrioed aa the area af and Apportionment on th.

Jth. day of March. 191 1. nnd that the are. too Hoard of aumment Includes all thot.

minii aiiicii. ano premises situate and belntr In the Hr.rm.rs lirooklyn. In The City of New York, which T-eelnning at a point on th. bu khead of Gravesend Pay, where It I. intersected bv the nroloes line midway b-tween West 36th Street ''l "teeet J.iii ana running thence along the said bulkhead line to the Intersection w-lta th.

prolongation or a line midway between West S3rd Street and est 3r.th Street: thence southwardly along the said line mldwav between West -3rd S-reet and West Sl.th Stre.t. along the prolongation ef th. said line to a r.Otllt 1 1A th.Tve. point distant L-io northerly rortherlv lln '-vriuiic rinie, infnr rnstwart-ily and parallrl with Neptune Ave Neptune Avenue- th.ne. x-, Wnn a.

imt Tria- "yA tU West i outnwKrdly alonjf tht 1 foi i i ir oimwav netween et 3 at tr- anH Vs. -'-t-v, ionga Won oV 1' hum -1 th a i i COlU'UKAo. KOTICKs. PUBLIC NOTICE IS IIEKI BTTnTn. all uer.on.

n.imiB. i. 1 lj' Jurcrt by a change of grade i iatin- ana Le.2." lhe jured by a change grade present ihh- in nVl ineir In writing 1 'h Secretary of 1 1: a or i Room sn9. Building ft re 11 iia iu itrviciiiry or nr a tiui a. mn" re requegted to make form i nl Assessors, rort'e- of which may he obtained upon upollcailon at the above Borough of lirooklyn.

Johnson from -hurt-h Au rue to Erasmus street. 41S. Mutthews jilaee from Coney Island avenue to rtrotforcl road 4131. Webster avenue from Cravesend avenue to 47th street. Al.rKtl) 1' SKMAN.

WM no. KT. Pe--retarv ini ..1 1 ftt New ork, Koroueh of ftty of May 29. 1014 5 (c274) NEW YORK St'PREMl! COURT SECOND riPPtRTMEST. tion n.

i'vl THE MATTER Or TIIK APPLICA- title Vch.r;;;; 'S 'n been heretofore acquired for the same purpose fee. to the avenue to First avrnu from been heretofo-. cxt, mr awnue to l-lrst avrnu- from Third aven.i to Rveniie from Fn-t HnmliiOM and from the iZ i -1, --'f'l avenue; "enuV Vo vw? Fort, tiwnue to the asterly avenue 'e ec ntte Of trecht a.v"" to avenue. In the oato. of rook vn The Cir or xw Vn-r.

houses n.i! I rt. or a no a TT may lands of F.tim.,. I'ommls- I TS a. 111 tnis ProrertinE. or in any of ana frfciitanint una nrimi.i 1 objection thereto, do their eaid In wrens duly v.rifte.j with them office.

No. km Montague in the Borough of Brooklyn, in Tne New Urk. on rr before the d.v of ers will hear r-artles so for that purpose will be In attenrtatiee at thel- Second That the Commu. s.oner of Assessment, has completed h's estimate of benefit and that a 1 nersors or in an" of and- and and premi.es affect-d tl.ereb-. havlnc anv objection thereto, do file their tions in writ Inn.

dulv verified its i-Vm at his office. No 16,1 Mentasue street I the -Ho rough of Brooklyn. In the Cttv' of New Torn, on or before the 2-lth d-'v June. 1M, and that the said Comml, slor.er will hear partle. obl-etlnr and hU bp attendance at his said off.ee on the day of il at o'clock a.

June ThiTd That tho Commlsrlon-r of scssments has assess, anv or al o- lands tenements premises as are within the ar-a sessment fixed and prescribed as the' area of asiessment b-nefi, bv of F.tl mate and Arportionmen'to-f day of May. and that the s'aM area of assessment In- ludes all '5, tenements and hereditaments and stuate and b-init in the Hnrouch BrooKlyn. in The City of New York which taken tog-ether, are bounded and de -r bed as follows: Vi2. r-uf(1 1 Bounded on the north by a I'm. mid way between S.ventv-nrth St'e-t rml ertty-sixth Street and bv the prolonra- on-of the said line; on the east centre nn, of First Avenue; on the notch by a mtdwav between Pev.mv-slxth Seventy.

seventh Street and bv the'oro' lonratlon o- the said and on by a distant 100 feet westerly' from and parallel with th. westerly line Narrow. Avenue, the said distance beini measured at right angles to Narrows Ave? Beginning at a point on -he ti. Of Third Avenue where f.fth street and S'ree-t ardM? and souVh'east-wardi along a always mUiwnv be. Seventy-fifth Street and Seven-v.

Prolonttaiion of the said line, to a point distant loo southeasterly from the southeaster Un' of 1 wentv-seconrt Avenue; thence wistwardlv and parallel with ona a venn. to the Intersection tc proiongntlnn of a line midway bewei'n Seventy-seventh Street and S.v.nty-ci-hth otrect: thence northwestwardly ine midway between seve, teet and Seventy-eighth along the prolongation of the said to the Intersection with the cntre line o-sixteenth Av.nue; tl.rn.-c North'-. alons the centre line of Sixteenth Av-nuc the intersect, with a line mid war he! tween street and sueet; thence northwestward along the sa'j line midway between Street and seventh" rhe with the centre line of Fifteenth Avenue; thence south alonq the centre line of Fir -i with a Street and Seventy-Vlghth Ill1 linn mldwav lotti'nan Northwestwardly along the 'said' line mid it lo-nrn-nin leer Seventy-eighth Street and alone the 'onganon or ine said line to -he Interie" tlon with a line distant lm. fret north" westerly from and westerly line of Fort Hamilton Avenue th. said distance being at ilcht angles to tort Hamilton Avenue thence northeastwardly along the said line oar allel with tort Hamilton Avenue to the to let-section with the prolongation of a'llo.

n.ldway between Street and Severity-seventh theneB northwest warrlly and westwardly alons a nn ways midway between Sevi-ntv-alxth St-eei and Seventy-seventh Street, and along the prolongation of the said line to the centre line of Third Avenue; thence along the centre line of Third venua to the point or place of beginning. 1 or said estl- mateof damage and of said assessment for 7. OM 111 a-ssessine benefit together with the si, tn, affiuavits ami otnor nrcuments used by the Commissioners of Estimate and bv the Commissioner of Assessment In mnk xc-rit Uepositen In th. Bureau of Street Openings In the Law Department of The Citv of New York No 1 fill Montague street. In the Borough of Brooklyn.

In said d.v tviirougn of Brooklyn, In said city, there lo retnslo until the nth day of July. in14 Firth Thnt. provided there be no oh Jet tlon. filed either said abstract. th.

reoort. rum Hint, provided there be no oh. lections riled lo either u'e reports as to awut-ds and as to ass o-in nerein iii-irin win ne present ed 1 Will be presented the State for confirmation to the Supreme Conn of s-. i. 1 1 or .1 flnoclnl Te rm h.

to miu in ins i.otinty cnuit House In the. Borough of Brooklyn. In Tile City of Nt.w York, on the 30th day of July. 11114 the opening of the Court on that day Sixth In case, however, objections are filed to th. foregoing abstracts of estimate and a.sessmeni.

or tn either of them motion 10 confirm ihe rejiorts as to award, and as to as-essments f-ha't stand adjourned to the date to be hereafter apcrl" fled In the notice provided In ivrielt lo bo given In relation to filing the final of the (Ireater New York charter amended by Chapter n.1S of the Law. or lislfl. Hated, Borough of Brooklyn. New Yori June Sth. 1U14 HI-RT I.

men M.ATTIISW SAAUZR N. HARM of 1. Hli-Il i.uiii'.iie'K.'iri MRI.Vn.I-F: J. KHAVCK. ClTk of Asa.iament FI1ANCK Cl.rfc "The Spirit," an enter.

tltlnlna: Mory by Gcsorirc llll.bnrd, In 1 titsxt unday standard Vnlon. 1 I 1 I I I an nr- Uiey Muck I ilun. and can.fllcd other, an.l for clolng It as TI1K ls the sex IlIlII fill iHT. OTX tlA Oiid time 1 i. I Mrirncp in two neok-.

for OI) l'ond 15. thiiif. Now. r. Knftor, tia.

to fret mini out as early at lucivc l.w 7 10 irame in orthx l. set a (liatituml. atiil when 'i raiiMT ins- oiimjinc: not only lhat. but it makes it kind or I.hp.i M-eure a nS J'H CN-eiion I lhat you ill lend it- vur a isi.in, as you lia- done in Hit- whitli ii Ri'iir; erv notl ju-l at present, no yillO I 1. in lii -t elii'is reliable nr elimi-ll' iM her.

i.4M)M s. Smith stfeft 1 1 --v. i irls siun. hit -V e.1 li Th IV I I' tjt tn.i; f. 'I If.Vls 1 I'n -I -1 Albert iil, a '1 I ke i.v har 1 1 1 .11 ll l-ilyn i 'riolcs.

i n-, lieijj.s or i A 1 1 stn ns'th. -'il Stanhope Th. f.a M'titerev A would like a-" teaina. 14-1. actual ictual I ii iiuuitt sf.iunis Satur.liy alt-moons and Nil -lav.

fir be- lt, Da- iM-rl V.l,lt. Bushwi- avenue. Superior A. r. elaim a victory from 1 Field riub and Arlington A 1 "or non-appearance.

Sm-er or 'Uld like close J.j,.e 14 A yj- anrJ i on home prounds. wl'h teams avcrairinsr 12 to 14. actual aC- 'or a e'-e bet and ball. A. 405 F-'adforrf street.

The AthleUc Pleasure Club cla'm a ranie from th Dlnmord S'ars for non-appearance. The AthleUc PleM-ure wishes to book cane, with teams: average Buonome. 7oo Berir. street. Ki'ires to The Middle City A.

r. wo hrtrilr teajit, rr.im 14 to 17 ear.4 Joseph id Bene- dettu. 6CH lxirimer street Peter, ...,1 1 0 0 0 Middle City 'y- aeteated the Tre-Tnont F. c. Saturday by the score of Batteries-Saranuc, Mac Given Brown Tremonta- ''an and The Brooklyn Orioles would like to closo June IS and with teams kverawlng 16-18 tactual asre.

Games 'to be played on home grounds for JdtJa bet and ball. H. Sa-otakv 597 arwlck street. The New Havens were defatfcl by the St. Artr.B, score 16-12.

Would lilte to book tame, with teams averagine 32 to 15 years old- We. play only on jTome grounds. For further particulars notify Gus IxjUto, 14S Tweaty-rirst street. The OrlKinal Ramblers defeated tho Internationals by the score of 6 to 1 In a well played same- The features of the game were the one-hand catch of Frause and the pitcJiing of Iloppe. who mm supported hi fine Have.

Saturdays open and will exchange, Sunday dates on home irrotinds. For games address lieckert. Cornelia street. J. Schlrmer B.

B. r. hit ther way to victory over Ihe Street Smith Pub. B. C.

Saturday. May 5. winning- by a 24 to 3 score-, lleiily. of the lii'hirmirs, was there with thre double plays unassisted, while Ieavy Verburu and U. Miller each drove the bail for home, runs.

Two all-around players, formerly with the Belmont A. C. would" like to connect, with a tram averai-inir 17 to nr old Address Harry Johnson. 64 ifth avenue. The Klk A.

r. would like to book names with teams averairinir 12 to 14 actual age for a side bet and a en-cent ball. Open dates are June 13 "0 -7 July 4. A. M.

and P. M. All Sundays open in July. F. W.

Mcl.aufrhlln, 759 Lincoln place. Arista 0 1 1 fj 2 Alpha 222 0 1 4 1 VK A- defeated the Oakland Jrs. by a ecore of 7 to ine line-ups Cyclone A. Btieh. si: lell, Price, 1'ete.

"Saf rnicK, lion, Wimmer, If, caxs, rt. Oakland Jrs. Iefty, Hence '-ninK. Oold Bteln. Hob, Ross, Har lyriegi-r, c.

A baseball liumn hetwxm ferent deiutriments of the Fred Ornach Manufacturing- Company will tnke place at their annual outlnir which will be held at Hlejcel'i big farm, at Elmhurat A beauUful hand-em ITroideretl pennant riven bv Mia Lillian 8lerl. wlU be clVen to tha wlnnern. Would like to hear rrotn all shop teama wiuinu to play ror a guarantee. Henry Stehle tnanacer. The Norfolk Colored Btara have Tuna 14 opan tt home maSoKera Ad-jesa P.

liorrlscm, 23 Butnpter atree.t. Kxcelalora ..0 0 0 1 0 3 Creaccnu ......,,.0 5 4 0 Ox 0 Batteries Franl, and leavlne; El-fcan, WeUlemen, Steinberg and Ska- Tha Arolyn B. a iroulfl like to book PCio in rcfert-iv to club ho laUert I n- i i 1 8tPOnK would like to from 14 to 17 a 0 0 0 2 11 12 they regret that thev mrriirre mornir-g Mr. Kern.ar. intends i "-r-r- intrncv -ri-z land.

A reception will ir-y. fh.I -ouple upon their return. SCMVONK NOTICES. ii. '17 I.orta.,1 Bog-, I'RMV' C.t PT No'-r.

e.i' -r mI-c' In o-k. -r. tlous th.r ng unknown to t.Air-!'- -a I stove r.i.n-,e-l I any and all 'o t.e' 'a'r. 'Iff inlm nc or vi nn tnt.rest in. cr or tfic leal r-on the tb.

-s -h; thro-jr' any the at.o.. a-rt p.r.n, any ef them rli.o.n 1 herein genera' p. Ir.g to h. in- In rta fo em. I Ing d- an s.

heir, at mints'. rator. d.s.se.s. or kin If above rs.m.,1 or act or eit'-er or of them cr p.rmoa i.s -n or lies upon or to th. property hrm and the! arty.

the above nam. ,1 d.f. and each OS" 1 ou serve a tlT, ti.e service ot the day of s.rv at: sum mi :1 In case of tout allti r. a pp. a b.

lak.n you t-r d.f th. r.ll.f dernandet la t-e o-rrp li-ook vc K- l-rusrv 4 l-4 1IOVKI.L. ItSNEY ct.XRKS.l-C A-torney. 'or lM.sln:tf A dress. vi Court Brook- Ivn.

To Klct srd Tl i an i "Ma-v" gardus. li Van a-d "Marv- 'ir. ht. wr. -he s-'d names "Marv be nc fl tv.lr tru.

C'-rtstlan names leing unkrown to plain- 'e aoeve named per- sens b. de.es. ed e-v nev soss unknown to tie lalr.tlf'. calming or who may claim hsve an Interest or I g.neral or th r.al prop. 1 crty described l-i th.

utt.emV, rnitir'i'h! thts action, thrv.ush or -i tre above pe-s r.p either 'I teem. s.i i vr herein g.neral.y d.s t.na.ti to oe in. the dc, gratlers. Mr the l-amli. des.

er.d..n:s. helm a.lrni'rr,- trators. devis.es creditors ee-nro-s, iler ore. or nest of kle any of shove or ar.v or either or any of them or any or pe-ons de- in- to the sa res. property.

thro-Jch or I or Ihem or any them and their I I i 1 nrt By "Wife Federals. Mackln, 150 Fifth avenue. a few Tt offering noma teams 'w'ould Ilk to close ward llorsley, 2 Seeloy street lnA.Sod 111 around player would like to Join a uniformed team 15 to 17 waT'N. Tr" 1 WeSt Bad" Would like to hear from fast fielders and also good hitters averaging 13 Thomas J. McCale.

253 Chauicey The Wilford A. C. has Tune 21, 23 A. M. and July 4, 5 A.

M. and M. fur Monarch Trianrrle, Di-, n.Otid Stars, South Brook yn' th" -ins-lea. Blue Km era Pi Jrs streth BFBT 'i-and "'e nue err' 289 Fifth avfc- The International B. B.

C. travel to Rayonne next Saturday and day tbnTr W11COS- Have Sunday or a aaonable guarantee, al.o Fast v.L PtmeS- TatepHone 6o7 Kant New York. William Brunner -u-5 Saratoga avenue. The, Senator Jrs. U7-19 actual ace) Hdate8 June travel a wishing to trael.

A t-ondlt. Kuclid avenue ranatna A. C. of Bay Ridge are booiilnr: team. '-'i -iuiy.

would like 2 H.ust,l'r A- Hilton i tel. 7 A-- Gaston I'elta A. C. Huhhnra t. c7 ll'llUU ii: Hermann 44.

Thirty-sixth street Jms, llke ok fctua? tam3 averaSing 16 to 18. and rtrf.o, Cypress A. dress A take noti'-- Ad" 13Sth 8tre Wet5ernaI.yrVC'ntra,S the western Stars by a score nf i i The Engert Field Club defeated the Engert Giants 21 to 14. JL would like to 1WI icains Oi line Strength Jack Upset. 471 Seventh avenue.

The Elroy F. C. a trns. in "Iu would like to hear 'wo Rood nfieloers. a pitcher l.l AUiO 7- r.insteen, 5S4 -1UftKO -reer The Montauk of PMe.

added two more vie- lories to their list by takine Into the SunsPt Jrs- in the morning SCOre of 5 t0 4 and the Hamil- ton Jrs. Ir. the afternoon by tho score of 32 to 4. The batterl oq fer or 3- to 4. The Jrs- O'Rourko and J'' "'urning; tsrennan and An uersn, arternoon.

Un A 0 110 1 1 St Owl Midgets 6 4 4 9 4 27 The St Aloieliio -c sc -eonard's Church defeated the eroet onard Church defeated the crack thl" a at eighth auy too Tlie Superior F. C. would like to book this Sunday, June 14 A and P. with 16-1S teams. Would like to hear from the Crintons, Bay Ridge Triangles, etc.

F. A. Granata. lo4'2 Eighteenth street. Would like to form a 7 to 9 team of fast amateur players.

Sam Goldstein, 27S Floyd street, Sunday morning. June. 14. at 10 o'clock. Would like to play with any light semi-professional team.

Address Ruppert, 2059 Eastern parkway. The Jehovah A. C. has reorganized and would like to play teams averaging 11 to 13. actual age, for side bet and ball on home grounds.

Morris Mailin. Would like to hear from a good 16 to 18 year old battery and shortstop who can bat. to play with the Over-lands, playing on Sundays and holidays. Those with uniforms preferred Call or write Albert Bell, 261 Stanhope street. The Eagle A.

C. defeated the Ft Catherines in a twelve-inning game hy the score of 10 to 13. The Ealc A. C. would like to bonk teams that average 11 to 13 (correct ag-e) For sanies address J.

Smith, 624 Fortv-flrst street. The Wyona B. B. C. defeated the Lamonts by a score of 21 to 0.

Would like to book teams 13 to 16 actual age llham. Fuge, 1S4 Chauncey street. The St Gabriel B. B. C.

would like to close July 4 with some home team wishing a good attraction. Graham, 77ij New Lots road. Would like to hear from a first baseman and outfielder for a 16 to 17 year team. J. Albertine.

36S Knickerbocker avenue. On Juno 7 the Shamrocks defeated the Moonlights at Moran's Oval by a scoro of 10 to 2. BURT'S SONS GIVE S1 12.950 A gift of $112,950 from the three soiis of the late Albert Burt, president of the A. Burt Book Company, to their mother, Sarah H. Burt, of 178 Brooklyn avenue.

Is disclosed to-day in the filing of the appraisal of their father's estate There were ten $10,000 notes and one for made by the company to Burt. In his will he stipulated the notes bo cancelled Thi j.u. 1 a urm tho amount of the notes With Interest which "ul the .1,1 WI1S owne(l by the sons who each Inherll.H Jsons who fiach Inherited one-third of r10 shares of the company's The not to together and UOt tO take ni e.e anu take advantaKe of the it.ive tne uent Wined out I I L. nrm owes the fu iu iiur the reslduarv estate Burt, who lioharl.Arl Die net value of the estate ls ap- frt 1191.605.71. Most of It.

1184.842.51. Is personal, consisting of securities. Burt died last De-cember. FALLS DOWN STAIRS AFTER GETTING SALARY RAISED Joseph Amato, 18 years old. of 28 Eiton street, an employe of the Montr, uk Metallic Bed Company at 13 Montauk avenue, received an Increase of salary yesterday.

In elation, he started for home and fell down a flight of stairs in the building, breaking a finger on his right hand. After treatment bv tr. Clem-men" or St. Mary'a Hospital he waa tail ax. noma.

THEIR MOTHER 1 Ocean: thence we.tw.rdly along tl.etn. 1 ou ar- hereby "un.mor?., the mean hlrh wn.r ttn. to an- to the Intersection with the pro- s.rv. a copv of' vour an.wlr TO midway between tVe.t.ti r. attorney twenty dav'.

filed to the forego'ng abstract, c' and assessment, or to either of motion to confirm th. report. to stand to the dat. to be hereafter a tn the notice provld.d In such to ports, pursuant to Section. ti rl7 in re.anon to riling the r.

ed by Chapter tit of th. Law. of 'mil' he Greater Nc-s- York Charter a -n. Vdl intra rough of Brook. New June 3rd.

1914. JOHN CAN AVAN HARRIS A ft FHNKST Commissioner, ot Est-ma'a JOH MFtTlLuT FRANCE f. ITU) SUMMONS NOTICES. COrVTT COURT. KINCS COt NTT Sheffield Construction in.

palntttf. against Laura A Sml-h John i-hilllp. and Mary Emma rp. C. a Mr.

Joseph V. -ood I ni Prie.t. K.ien Punrli. "liura' A' lotenxa a. oulrnet.

Annie ti.l hods.r'rA,nh'::-.. 1 -r-. 'o. Olive 0. Bel.ow., Uoymoml iieii io-.

and ura. Kaymond ivvlfe: Krir e.iew.. his his "wife Adalt.eV, -N" rra.iow?- jz?" State ot New York, arid ail de a of lUnd -n I n.r.on. who k. "4M- Unce or otherwise, claim 1 est In or II.

uooo h. Premises' "ciarla' Bo land, or heir, at law or through any I -7 hlch devl.ee.and "h'erp, If any there and their name. V-l unknown to plaintiff, and all are or maae any claim executor, or administrator, of who may be deceased living, would h.v. cUim.a nt or Hen upon the premise. 2 the complaint derived through i.

5 Holland, or her deviw. vJii-, Hi aw. wh r-h jsy lhara i of re.idenc. "eirnnat: service ot the dav of s.rvi, "'raIn-n- of the day of --rvlcV ind in fal'ur. 10 'n of your will be taken agaln.t -ouhv' the relief demanded if! thlf'e fr Hated April 7th.

romp.alnt. I. W. KMFRSON- 20 Broadway Kew York ci" To the Mr, .0..,, To xh defend, wood, ileorge pr Edith M. Bellows, mond Bellows.

'est. Ellen Oilve B.1IOW.. lews. hi. wlYeT KH.

B. iw.urward,.-Hf";BUa.rC P' fcfKZ land, and all per.on. who may bV Inheritance or an Interest In or Ilea upon Vh. av d.scr bed In complain, h.r.iPa'm."" through said visee. or heirs at law or d-them.

which heirs. d.Tl.e of If any there be. Ind th.lr P'r" are unknown to plaintiff and .1, who are or make any claim executor, or who may be dec.ed and who would h.v, claimed upon the premises de.cr"..'.i plaint derived throch her 1 "nv 'her. k.T, r.mes or of their which n.r.on. ir neirs law The forego-nir IHSTRICT rni'liT PTTT K.a.iVrnn,.

i re MllSKH HEKNSTMN .1 Tun s. FVPtKllRY -KKI IT. -The ItavKKt lovin.v. ot nliova et re. lit.

-r. above nam. i 1" i SR'v mVn. 7 ST," 1 fflc. .7 will be held at 405.

4th floor I i a 1 a In to ot In Mtsbands. wives, wide, if i Vr, m. moers pr ary def.nd.nt. -The f.vr.golng rammosi I n'Sht of may com-I. served upon you by I 'h'l atlon pimusnt I le" for thLS an ord.r of Hon Walter II i.t,.

1 ii mi-pro. team Wll-S "am J. Robinson. 327 West Houston street. Mnh.

esl Houston .1. 1 1 1 1 Justice of the Supreme Co.r; of th. Slat ii.iv, is I filed with the amended complaint office of the 1. -k of the i.y the Hall of H.v-o-ds. I-.

the roar 0' Brooklyn, i'lty of New York, on Mi. 1'ateJ. Brooklyn. N. May is' MCHFSNFT a Ct.ARKs.av Attorneys for IVatntlff office and Poat t-e s.i t.

aurt S'reet. Brox.k en I 1 LJLL: FXIiKClXJS RES. St-pttltME COI KT KINC.S COFNTT Lena r'sintifr S.ur and fl, o- a imltni.tit of f- in p.4r. ss'e dtt au.i j.in street; h.n't-i nnrthwnrdly along the tin. midw.v northwardly along Ihe line 'midway hetvveeo o.ieei ann west ll.tn and along the prolongations of tho said lln.

to the point or place of h-glnninc- l-nnrth. Thar the abstracts if said estimate of damage and of said assessment benefit together with the damage and aim a i.o an tn. affidavits milni.ta. a and also all the affidavit os and other docum.nts rommlssloners of Estimate nmlssloner of Assessment In evu .1 used hv ot r.stimar. and by the Commissioner of Assessment In making the same, have been deposited in the Bureau of Street Openings In the Law Oepartment of The City of New Tork No.

is Montague street. In the Borough of Brooklyn, In said City, there to remain nnt. i the th day of July. 1911 Fifth That, provided there be mt objection, fid either or said th. reports us to awards and as to assessments for benefit herein will be presented for confirmation to the Supreme Court of th.

State of New York. Second Pepnrl-'A a Special Term thereof, to be held In the County Court House In the Borough ih.H,re.1kla'n- ln.Th City of New York, on the 30th day of July. 1914. at th. opening of th.

Court on that day. Sixth In rase, however, obl.ctlons ar tiled to the foregoing ab.trscts of e.tlmate and assessment, or to either of them n. to awar.i motion to confirm the reports as to awards shall stand adlourn- ed to th, dat tn such MEL NEWHFrS5S SfPREME COURT. A.r.l-A rti al E.NT- MATTER OF THE APPI.ICA a. quiring tl.l..

wh.r.v.7 ,2.: tn been heretofot. 1 h.r.,-'T' Ir" '-m. has no. ror the nnr. her.dl,sro.;.., tenement, and and exi.nd.n, 'Horn N.p tun.

ay.n,. STH- c.ptln. h. 8.ur' e- e.piune av.nu. vv.V,;,"1.

S'- Tork of Th. city vvv, I k. to purn, s. I. n.

aiven in re at on to a. oi'iiifr. VIl.T.K'rPATtSr-te" Clerk a I ng I e.1 nct-en. an.l t-er i A's-mutu upon you ov i-m order of Hon. oh l- i-l 1 1 "B'L" th.

M. Penary, the newi. "-teu" i to tne 'Zr assuming the of- I i irm, ''the. officer, are C.eorce 11 Brittt JjVSX'. IV- 1 AHJth.rlert,',n-n,.

I Btow .1 1 t.i 11 The Kcho Club have Jan. 0. 4 (for two Jun.8 2, July Sunday win II" 6 "Pen. Jun. 21 th 7-vlf la.h".18 and on fast ren 'Hh the Vatl'eV Sn.

Whltislon- rV; "ayshore. rKo m7rnlth would to' uii piayern 15 tr 17 ffi.n''( Telephone IfcaVt iork 2343, between 7 and 8 addres. Epstrom. 4i3 Van Klelen avenue. Mar-nn B.

B. c. of New York, would llkA to connect with a fast home or trav! Edward Edwards, 1289 Second avenue, or telephone 4082 Plaza, New York Trenton A. C. 4221 0002 112 Yankee F.

C. 48100201 14 Batterlea-Fudge and Kotimsky; Raahdorf and Bernstela The Cooper A. C. la now prepar-lns for their fifth annual evening picnic which will be held at Grove. Cypres Hill, avenue ade Iypa flatuxday JJ KM F.RSON.

Attorney foe X. I XT Ih- I'rosdwav New Vnrw r-i. i and oirrnen tletle- W.tnn.hi I' Harry Harra. le cf i iL-htr-, -sth i-aniei v. aerreani.

tsnt from 1 I formevl the lire rse, tlon of ct Kig i Ay.nu. n. un- 77 t. nl. 71l.

mi. thence northerly again at rl.h, tirfl'l' -r and vfaJP n.aarsA hAr nalne Jpl.r. ef beg nnlng retd April nf IV- 1 1 1 11 VA- til-DI tvn WILLIAM PI n-covvri VAH BUHUMOAMtTlt aZ iM4.n.;r-i iisJ- JvA.lef w. to lsnln. r-otnt m.y tmin.Pth.

b.nkPun.Pnd KS 'm proper "oJ rrAtiitnrai 1 for Ilk Fultoa tVtloii, PJalntUt. Iuthl UrZl. -N- vV-M-a-M Ira. PgW Of SporUax Sjirtl, by Hlbbard..