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THE SUN, THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1809. 0

A STAKE FOR FILON FOR.

iirr.AXh'.s m'ormv.r vxr mss runTIDAL AT HUKEVSUBAU HAY.

lie Knatljr Detents I.othnrlo nml Unit TimeImported Ialdur Tk (lie OpeulnE IhIn Trnrb Hrrtirtl Tlinc-Siiddil- oee StillInbeiiten Hymn Mtdellnnd Killed.

Tliu noontime summor nhowers scarod atvnyfnwot tho leculnrs Irom tho Hhoci'shoad linyraceeoutso yestetday wlillo tlio iloivnisuir Just

' put tlio iwicliitd track In condition for safe amifast nrrititlnc. This wna shown In the oneiilucevent, n dnbh on tlio

J malneourso for and upnnnl,i, Marcus Daly's d Imported horao 1st- -U doraiul M. L Haytnan'n crack thrco-anr-o-

ijj Ally llazo fconrod out six of tlio tlTen entered17 and theyearrled almost nil tlio money In tented.J flazo closed nominal favorite at 7 to 5, but 1st- -

j dor had probably inoro hacking at U to 1. Tlio1 Daly horse cot off In wood frwhlon and tiptoed

(j his Hold all tlio way. winning easily at tlio endjL In time which clipped one-fift- h of a second oB the track record, mado by Admiration two daysI before. Gaze was outrun In the stretch byI Captain Slgsbee, who beat her throo lengthsF for the place.M Desperado nnd Anilrouleus woio equal favor- -'jl Ilea for the maidsn raco at ono mllo, but thejl"- honors went to Grey .Tao'iuep. who gallopodII oer his Hold in the last slxtounth Hiidwon byII alencth and 11 half Gi cat Neck came down thoIII stri'tch In his usual resolute stylo, and sprinted

I fioni fifth Into second position a head In front1 ofAudronlcus. After a bold attempt to make a1 runaway race of It, Emlgro curled up In thoI drive and finished satenth. Tho Kensleo Stn-- 1

bio's chestnut cddlng Saddueed continued hl91 unbeaten career In tho race for

down tlio Futurity course Ken money could) always bo hail against his chances, but ho won

fY liken 1 to 10 shot, lending all the way and fln- -I IshiiiK comfortably by a length clear In the

scramblo for plnco honors Gulden, Montnmoand Standing Mulshed heads apart In the orderwritten,

'1 hen came tho special feature of tho day, theTldnl Stakes, with Jl.fiOO added, for threo- -

' year-old- at ono mile. The flte candidates col-- Iored on the card and as a connill- -

I ment to tho modern methods of handlingvf' young thoroughbreds, nil wore hoods or

"lognes' badges." Lothario was plunged on'( by " 1'ittsburg l'hll" and his follorors and tho

cn.t's rricc was cut to 7 to.". Half Time andKllon d'Or were, also well plnyed, the formerbeing h strong second elioioo. 'J he Haon d'Or

I running for the Hist time In the colors' of tils new owner. 11 T llsnn, Jr., sprintednnay from loth.irin and thoothore In the Ilrs.tfurlong and came homo an easy winner by four

j lengths Half Tlmu ran second to the stand,i but l.ntliail'i outstayed in and took the placoAl lit throe parts of a length

jLl Tho filth race went tn tho "good thing,"ff 1 Satirist whowas backed from 4 to 1 to 7 to .'J I 1 -- men made the running, with Hatlrlst InJ 1 H'1'.iml place, until tho I urn Into the stretch,

tthorn S.ttirist drew away and won in a canter) i h lite lencMis An accident happened during

'J the running of tho tico which lestiltml in thoI j I death of the horse Rs rou Merielland. t hlln his

I rider, Mlteholl. had a tery narrow escape. ItJ II occurred as they were rounding tho turnI I into the bnekstreteh, where there was eon- -

slderatile pmwilinc Tills forced Ilyrongl Met'lolland to his knees nnd put Mitchell onH his neck. The latter struggled gamely to get

buck intothwsnddie, hut. 'ould not dosonnd fellII le held mi to tho ruins, ,ind fur n sixteenth of

a mllo he was dragged along, hut llnally tho(' horse got nwav from him Asthebov did notmote It was thought that ho had been killed,

i but when taken to tho joekess' loom It wasfound that ho only had been shakenup He was unable to rldo DoubleDummy In the Inst race and tVLeary wassuh- -stltuted Ilyron Mct'lellnnd went on with tho

j Held and led them home, but did not stopatr the finish with the other horses Ileeontlnued5 on to the backstretch, where he inn Into the

fence A big alien of rail went through hisr neck and Into his hieast and he died nlmost

Instantly While at the post In the same raceHolland unseated Jlel'ue. but tho boy escapedunhuit

J The closing event went tn tho favorite. Intru- -I aie. who made all of his own running anil

beat Double Dummy out easily by three,' lengths In time which equalled th .lackif record" John Madilen has purchased the two-yea-

old colt Me.Meekln for a price said to be S'l.oOO.' He will rest tho colt up. believing him to hate

1 ' had a little too much racing under his formerJ owner, C. T. l'atterson. Summary:j FinsT nu'K.i For three year-old- a and upward: with $750 added,

I ' weights eeten pounds abote scale, penaltlee and' ,1 tl!nTnn-- e five and a half furlong on main trnok:

liarous Daly t, inii. cli. h. Uidor, fi, b AmptilonIsls, tin DotK'tt' . . .1turner Ilroj.' t c. Cart, filjbfe, a, lo.l lO'Imrjl 2

II, r llayman'srh r, ria7p, :i, in". McO ici arcstidiultatrtcp and l'r. Kichbers alo ran.

lime, 1 07,. Petting Two to 1 aitainfit Ialdor, 7 to ! Cart.

. I gihee. 7 to r Oarc, u to 1 FreMUllcltatrice, 40 to 1

I r Kichberg.Frfosn r.ACK.

For lna'rien three year oils and upward; $sooaddeil; iperlal weichts, one ralle

llhain fUaton s ur. r Hrey Jacipifa, a, by Jim.1 Orey laciutllne 112 (O I ear) . , . 1

Onei-- Stable ih c. (treat Seek, S, 112 (Hui'p) 2Br mler 0". 'a AndronlriM, ,t, 112 (OTtinnor' 3

I (Iranani Ilntce, Kllenlale, Prahmtn, liemrado,X'an Cupid, James lol, Cbappaiua, John B. Doerr,

r Jr , and Emigre aloo ranI, Time, till 4 B. Bettinr Twehe to 1 acalnst Orey Jacques, 7 to 2t Orest c It and baiipaiiua rnupleil a OnerkStablsentrj.titl r,droiucm, 20 to (Iraham Prnce, 20

to 1 Ukrdale. 12 to I llrahmln, a to l Desperado, r,I to 1 Pan Cnpld. 2oo to 1 Janira Tod, ! 0 to John II,i linerr Jr , M to 1 Kinlcre,

Tiunn iuck.For t'oo added, special welchta;

ptiultiea and allowances Futurity courseKin-li- o stabl a ch e, Sadducee, by llatbampton

hadli .117 '"pi men 1J F. Mtddm'arh r Oulden, lir.iisima). 2

I J .1. lakp n h b. kc. alon'anli', 12 aidoni af MicFlecknoe, btndln. l'aruieuion and La Vega) alio ran.

, I llm- -, 112.; I Petlln ni inou'y iigttnst aldilcee, 4 to 1

i ' tiuldeu, 7 to 2 Montatiio, l,r to 1 llarJUcknoe, IT. to1 h'anding, o to 1 l'armenion, no to 1 La Vegu,

t j roinTii ntcE.7 ( 'lhe Tidal Rtal. for three ; Jioo eaoh,

H it forfeit or nnlv Sllllf declared out bv 5Ia IS,! ihim. in Jj'ili P) Jan 2. IHim, nith 1 ,riH) added,

i or w tin li 4iio in ei end nnd 200 to third, winningj enallli'-- , one mile.

I 11 T WiUnn, Jr. rh. c. Fllon d'Or, by nayon,fl dOr-rid- es U'.IiM'Cui-- i . I

II' I., sni'ii'ib orbr i . I.ntharlo. 12H 1 nrner) 2I ) P. I DnjerV.li. a Unit lime, 12.1 (Spencer. 3, iihimar audtratlu rn.iu aUo tan.

lime. i;4l 1 '..' 1 leitms roiirteen tol aatdnat Fllon d'Or, 7 to 5

( I ctiiario. to 6 Hull Time, 30 to 1 Hlengar, 12 toI 1 htratliioiia.i.

A FIFTH PACK.For three.yearolds and upward: selling, at tight

, round uboe tl.e pcale, one mibi and a furlong, J F siamatn'H cb e. Satirint, .'I, by Juenal

I.Htiia doiild (Wilson ' . 11'. Uru.i'li h b. b stutrt. .'. Ill Spmcer . . 2'1 W" L. Van Metim ih. r Mlsa Patron, a, PS

(0 Connnn . alPlliud, Tsnia, Cainutoi', .Mulln and Ilyron Mc-

Clelland al-- o rnu.Time. 1 14

HettlriE-ei- en to 5 ai:alnt hitirlat. a to 1 r.tara,to .Miss a to 1 Holland, 2 ill to 1 Tani.

) f" 0 lo l I'amolnp, 200 to 1 Merlin, IStoi Bj rouI ' Miflclland.ylt SIXTH PACT.n. ' lor three year-old- and upward, bighweight han

dicap, one mile and a ilxteenth on turf.D ol leon'i i h. c. IntiuaUe, 4, by Meddler

Froho (Irae e, ISOiTarab . .1, F Friable A. Co ' b. g. Double Dummy, n, 118

Ki'Learyi ... 21 W It Sink, Jr.'a, ch r. Forniero. a. 127 (Hiillinan)., aJ Momentum, l'irato M. and Chhalrona alau ran.I 'lime, 1:47,I liettlnu-R- Ix to 5 agalniit lntrualre, ir. to I Double

Diiinm). 1(1 to ,1 Formeiii, h to 1 Momentum, 0 to 2II Pirate M JO to 1 Chivalroua,I The entries for 's races are as follows:I Firt ItaeeFor horaes three eara old and over1 that haie not won at tide meeting, 17C0 addeu, a).

I j lowancea, in aud a half furlongs:I Cenarion lS8.Ht, Callallue . .118

I ' BriarStret 12.1 Hln Hllppir US4 Boi 12,1 MautcliOIrl ... . US

Kentucky Colonel ' l'jmullier Me 110Ahom 1 201 Klnley Mack 105

" Berond Ilice -- For three-Tea- r olda and over, aell- -

lug, weichta 10 i ounda aboe the acale; 700 added;' one mile.

Scotch Plaid 11.1 Pardella . . inflFuea . . . liaFeiittta . . . lOrtllanwell. ., lUManllua 104Muarlne 112 Wolhurat 10SAcrobat Ill Hapuliuru 101Sweft Canoral .107 Boua De . .. .102Onatlaud .. . luil

Third llaoe-T- hn Juno Stakes for two year-old-

,' Sloooadded, special wolghta, "llli penaltlea andf allowancia; atx rurtouga on tbti main track.

V lUt.-hln- i . . 11.1 Preatldlgltator. .113(, AllOold .. . Il.l Urint'iuerle lluI Mlll.tone ..11.1! Foiuth Pace The Long Island llandicapnf 12.(100;, for threijear-oldaaudovi- oneuiile and a riiilonu

I Imp , IIHiHoi loxI Hi ndoran I III Thomas Cat . . ItHI Mailun , . .. Iia'vurena . . .. IW' l.ittleHalnt . 110 Jeannot . . I'd

llinjle looFifth ltan For Iwo j ear-ol- fillioa. telling: Irt.'O

added, lat flte Mrloimi of the I uturity course:1 Mle Dede. .inslMollio Newman . ... 102ft MamilU lui llelleiif Orliana. . .. Pt

'l will, mi inn Hi autlfiil . I4!l M erl nlia. UK llei Lidyahl)' . U4

V1 Miinie'lntalay 10J Onad . m

I S aih Pan A handicap for s anlI I cm 1 1 jOladdtd, oil. mile and a quarter on tint

turfI Paiinorkhiirn. 12 Mailniodomez . . .104A lli'imaa Cai . Uh lwinkler. i v

'4 Warieiiicn lir, 1'aat lllack . ... nofl Lintr.il Trust II :i Merlin 'I XlucU 107

RESULTS AT NBITStARKBT.

Two Wlna fur Sloan nntl One for J. Itelf!Teaterdny.

Xrtetal r,it!( Dticahk lo Inr. Sus.London, Juno 28. At Newmarket y tha

Boliam I'late, a wolter handicap of 'JUU sover-eigns, tho second torccelvo 2a sovereigns outof tlio plate. Mm furlongs, was won by tlioDukoof Devonshire's Yarn. Sir M. Fitzgerald'sSister Angela was second and H. llnrnato'a I.oHuh, third, Seventeen horses ran. Sloan rod

William Hereford's Meta II., and J Hellhad tlio mount on Sir 11. W GrlflUli'sCliaffliKdi.neither of which got a place.

The plate of 100 soernlgns,added to a sweepstakes of ,i soeroigt)a eachfor starters, the wlnnor to be sold at auctionfor 300 sovcrolgns, six furlongs, was won byMr UlackwoU's Sandn, ridden by J. ltoiffi.T.Lewis's Quoen's Wake was second, and Mr,Oollnu'u Krl King, ridden by I.. IlellT, third.Sloan rodo J'. C. Clayton's Boy of l'.gremond,which was not placed. Ten horsos ran.

Tho 1'lnntatlon Stakes, of f soerolgns eachfor starters, wlth'JUO sovereigns added, half ofthe swoepstakes to the second, for

llvo furlongs, was won by 11. Lambert'sBourno Btldgo, rlddon by Sloan. JamesJoleey's Alvescot wns second nnd L. Alvarez'sLa Carolina lllly third. A. Bailey's NorthCrawley, ridden by L. He Iff, was not placed.Soontoen horses inn.

Thoplatoof 150 sovorelgiis for horses thathao not won, except in selling events, a racoof tho alueofltl0 8oerelgns,or races amount-ing together lo 500 sovereigns. In 181)8 nndlWO up to tho time of closing, ono mile andtwo furlongs, was won by Sloan's mount, LordWilliam Ueresford's Jolly Tar. Mr. Jersey's(Mrs. Langtry's) Bridegroom was second andOrccana third. Light horses ran.

hesvi.ts o.v ornr.n tracks.At l'ort r.rln.

ni'rraLn, June 28. The Canadian Dcrbi, a 2,"i0stake, was the fiaturoof tbo opeuiiu day at FottKrie. It drew a bU irowd, but William Ilcndrie'aMartimas, a Futurity winner, looked so certain fortho money that all but three horses were scratched.Hold On tried to make a rate of it but neierhadachance t ' head the winner, and l'aaaic, the otherstarter, was hopeleas altei the Unit quarter. KingCarol! al, who was scratched In the Perl", wasbeivlly plated In the tlfth rate, but was left at thepost practii ally, while Itldeiu. at 7 to 1, beat out theHoke of Mlildieburu. a I to 2 famrtle. llain afterthe eorotid race madr the traek heavy. Martlmasleates here to run in the Brighton BeachHandicap Summary

First Pace FIi and a half furlongs O lo Brooks,us (Forehami, e to 1, won; Waco, UJ (Hunger', .1 tol.aet'ond. Windward, 103 Diigain, 3 to 1, third.Time I on,

Sfcond Pace- - Five eighths of a mile W'tterwlck,110 J Oar.luei ,Hto r. on:,I. Lucille, Kill lrtln ,

12to t.aKond, I.ampdlobe, He (J. Poland j, H to ,

third Tlmo, l.oa1.Third lla e Due mile tinner (lllnls 103

Gil to I, won. Colonel duke, 10 (Dlluan), 10to I h'ci ml ilulldar, HJ.'iH (1. llardueri, . to 1,thiol lime, 1 4".

Fourth Baic-on- e trdl'' and a half Canadianae 114 (Mason), 2 lo "i ton Hold

On. 114 ill I.ewlm a toi, an, mil u , 14 i r.Walker . il to I third 'lllne, 2 ."

Fifth llaio Three imartirsnf a mile ltldeau, lieIF., .lamesi, 7 lo 1. won Uul, of MiddlelmrA 111Towers), 1 to 2, aecond Full s. 1114 Sumet),Mto 1 third. Time. liMs.

Sixth Pace-Fl- te and a half f'lrlf nc- - VlnftyCent, loo (Mcijiiade , 4 to 1 won, Ilimbarton(Mascni. a to l.aecoiui, Pi rcita, lliitDo'tell), 20 to 1,third, lime, 1 lo.

At St, I.oiiia,sr. I.ni is, June 2ft - Beautiful weather Mx goo.l

rare snd a feet trck drew a large attendant e tn theFair Oroiinili iiinn' this altenmoti Hitting watbrlak The sicond etent na- - the slirprlao of tilediv. a li 0 to I ..lint I'lllopiug i,way from s gnndtlelil, the tto fatnrltes l.cllu' lelt at tlie poat Ml,Phlnl fas Fait to iitilltt tn roll 111 Ibeitealuatioii Mik, utmnarit'- -

First Pace Stlllnn. one mllo l.itad.i'. 102 i.teu-kiii- t'

it to 2. won. Sancammon, 107 (Conlei i. r. to 1,second, Veloce, 104 Macloj nti, U to I, ihltd Tim,I 44'

Reiuiul Rice Fitn furli nga Sin-en- , HO F.Olteusi. lion to 1, won, San Cecelia, lo-- . FriBti, 2",

Poe Caroo, ion (Mac.loynti, "O to 1,third lime, .02

Third llaio -- Ml furlongs Nfd Wicket, lo" (TBurn'" 10 to I, won p. lrue, in. Frmt 11 to fi,- mid llarne Flo) 1. Iir, Inido.' , 7 to I, third.

Tune, 141.Fourth Ita e Sli and a half f lrlonce pple Jack,

114 Houck , H to 1, won. Found till (T IPirns , eten.second, henalngton. 104 (Treat . 14 to r, thirdTime, H2Ht.

Flft'i 1U -- One mil limp 112 (IloucV ir. to 1,won. Ptnamei, 12 ,T Burns , eien, pei ond. Aikeof Baden. 112 iKane , loto 1 third Time, 1:444.

Sixth Hare .elllng, one mileHaibcr, loo 1,Ward' 7 to 1, won Annie Oldtleld, lo". (Houck), 4 to1. aecoud. Can I See 'Km, loj iFrost , 4 to I, third.Time. 1 .41,

At Chicngo.Chii-ag- June 2- -i llain kept a number of people

awat from the Harlem track, but th-r- e wis n'tenough water to do more than lay the dust Thoracing was epiri'e 1, Public fatorites in oteryrace Summary

First Ilace Fite turloncs-Francib- le, 110 F'ick ,a to j, won, Talras. llo iF.verett , .1 to 1 seiond,Lomomt. KM 'ltutterj. n to I, third. Time, I (14 Si

Second Usee -- One mile and a atxt-ent- h SemperH2 iltanaomi, 3 to 1, won. Fred Parr, 111

(Niltt., li to 1, aecond, Chisel, 102 (liapee,, 4 to I,third. Time, I.M14.

Third RaT Six furlongs 10"!(Ittlttep 2' to 1 won. (Irarlella. 105 II. Williams',10 to 1, aecond, Pauline J , H7 ilmpeei, H to I, thirdTime, 1 14H

Fourtli Pace-O- mile and aetenty yards-Hu-

Penny, id) (Suit-- , 1 to a. won, Kgbart, 1.1 iDlnasi, 4to 1, second Amelia Foliao, l'7 U'llpee , 12 to 1,third, Time. I;4i!l6.

Fifth Bice Four and a half furlongs Nullah,10.-

-, '"suit), eten, won, Inlook, 10S (Itutt-- , '2W to 1,eecond, lloneywood, 10', iF.verett', 8 to I, third.Time l) r.'l

Sixth furlongs Meddler, 101 illiitter1.II tor won. M inml. inn lloldnn. i to 1, r, ond,Aim tui-f- t, 112 (Etereit), 11 to 10, thiid. Time,3:14.

TROTT1XO J.YP VAC.IXG.

Good Sport nt the l'nrkwny Iirlting flubElecting.

Threatening weather and light rains some-

what Interfered with tho attendance at thesecond day of tho summer meeting of thoParkway Driving Club yesterday, but. consid-ering the uncertain weather, tlio attendancewas very good. Tho programme for tho dayconsisted of a 2:30 claSR tiot. a L'.IM class trotand special L'j'JO class pace with overnightonirics. The tlmo in ado was fully up to thoateruge for horses of tho different classes. Thotrack was In very fast shape, the lain just bo-ttling the dust and soaking through far enoughto aid speed without serlousl) Interfering withthe rices. Ilaclng continues y with throeetents, a class trot, "J. HI class trot andJ.:i5el,iss pacing Summary:

2O0 ekes, trotting; purse 1100."A'ultcrll.b g.bySt Pel (Ouyo- n-

riviini 2 2 13 11LauiaC, b m (llaier) 1 r. 11 3 2octa'la, br 111 icheneyi . ... 4 a 4 ,1 2roRobert al,b. a iSnvdcr' .. .',454 dr.Nellie (Jay. b. 10 (Murphy) .11 2 r. die.

rlli.on,br in. iD-a- . . Dla.Tinu 2 24N. 't, 2 24'4, 2 2il. 2 2iH, 2 3 1.

2:24 class, trotting; purse J30O:Aley H., b. m , by Alojo illendrlelaon' 2 3 111Adda'etta, b. m. (looiney) ... 1 1 7 3 3.anlty.bU m. (Imenoi 8 2 4 .1

Atdij X li m. (tliinotti 4 4 :i 2 4Princesa Mav, br. in. (Peaty r, 7 4 rnlrLightning, li. m. (O Connor) 7 r, r, dr.Beverley, blk g. (Ollli . . '1 11 ilr.

Tline-- 2 22'4, 2 2aM. 2 21M, 2 J2, 2l24'i.2 20 claas, pacing purse $2001

Quarteralake. br g , by ljuarttrmaater 1B11)

der) 111Mav Christine, b, m. (Arthur) . . 3 2Marie Wellington, b in. (Mc(iulre) 2 u 8sdslgu. h. g N'ichols) a ti 4Desire., ro. g. iltonersi ....6 4 8

Time-- 2 1HH. 2 21'. 2123.

The Winners nt Syracuse.SrRsCL'sz, Jivm 28. Tha feature of racea

at Kirk Park waT the way In which the 3:28 claaatrot was fought out. Zamonis took the nrst twoheats, but Teto got the third in a walk, amoniatamo near winning the fourth heat, but Adbul Ameerlust nipped tha little maro at the wire Teto cameon frean and won tho fifth utid sixth heats ttithuiltan effort bumuiarlea,

2.2'l claaa, trotting, purse IbOOiTeto, b. 111. (Burke 2 R 1 ll 1 1

amonia. b. m. Murray .... 1 1 2 2 H :i

Abdul Ameer, b. g illrettsttr) . 11 2 4 1 2 2

Sareinesia. ch ru Smith' a a 7 r, 4r.oh ho Hell, b. g. Smart 8 r. 3 8r o(lallauu, b h. Waehburiie 4 4 3 4 Br.oNam-- v b. m. (Abendroth) I M i dr.Kanton. b. g (App.ebyi . ... r. 7 dr.Tmrture.b m Hwan) . JJ ; 11 di.largo, b g. iKmesl' . 10 10 dr,lmie- -2 lia'4. 2 20H. 2 MH. 2 2'.t, 2:32

2 3.1 clai-a- pacing, I'liiae 00:Bill) Audiavta, b. g. illurihi 1 1 1

Janio.ll., b. g. iJllllikeii : 4 .' Jlltisoimd. rh in illoughtahiig) 2 4 4Osi ir 11 ill g. (Ternll) a 3 M

Uirtrnlgi b g .custeri 0 m .1

listen, in. g iMuart r, ., 11

Antlo.b.g (Faring) "25rlet'tmont. b h. llreen. . .. . a 7Tlll)e-2:1- 2I7, 2:20,

2:20rla, Inittlns, puiae $500.Irene, b. Ill 'Van Aukeiil IllCharmine, b ui.iPaju) 2 3 6Sherman, b. h. (Boar) 7 2 3lied Ball, b. g. (Jonem 4 11 2'J he Rat en, blk tl. ihuow) 3 l

Hhadiland Tiptoe, b. m. rt 4 4Anhlu v., ch. g. (Ollbert) . . .... 0 .'.

Time Jilpt,, 2 lutj : llitj,

Turf 'ole.D.itKB June 2 -- The second day's programme of

the nastern Cln ult ra.es at (Innlte state Park waspuatponed until owing to a heaty traekandadrlwllug rain For tho 2HU elasa trot, thenrst nteut on the card, Paddy D. sold

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303 VERY DESIRABLE LOTS,

GRAVESEND AV. AND AV. M,E. 2D, E. 3D, E. 4T1I ll 6TII AND WEST ST

31ST WAHD, HOllOUOH OF MtOOKLYN CI 01 NEW YORK,

One Block from Ocean Parkway,And in the nar of "Mlnden's ' property." d,rei"ly n ai luil In llmokltn Ileluhtt li ll c 1ms olOratesend atinu-- , tin extension or I ifth Weimo lutated lladlosd 'I h s line uii llrnvesiiid nteniiti haabeen changed Into a trolley rouland electric tars ttdl be s 1011 running there hi. urttea'id .in'iiip laoiihundred feet wide and will be one of the print Ipil Ihoioujhfares In Ur tVlyii.

70 ON MORTGAGE AT 41,If deeiicd on all purchaaes, large or amill p.iyiblo on or before three reais. D.scnint fir til r ash,

TAXES FOR THE CURRENT YEAR WILL BE PAID BY OWNER.T1TLER INirilED UY '11TI.F. Ol'AinM'I'.r. AND Till ST CO

Music. Luncheon. Passes.

Jl-J-- Maps and further particulars LC,.

from JERE. JOHNSON, JR., plW ;

'0Hir( CO., 169 Broadway, N. Y., and fBrfeoNi,'fl5 189 Montague St., Brooklyn. a;,fca

"ioutffjs ITo get.I iifiirntalied.

8KTn ST.. 150 WEST Two-stor- and basement7 roorua and bath, can be aeeu between

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TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY j

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.17 nnd HP Liberty Strcet-4- 1 nnd 40 IMiilden I. nun. v

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Purchasers of Peal Instate should in- -form themselves of its methods, its

charges and its facilities for lend- - .'

ing on Bond and Mottjjage. j '

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(fitjj 1ti tfotatr.Jioronli or Jtruoklyn Snlo or Kent. 1

SUBSTANTIAL ARTISTIC HOUSES, jlirifk Biul ftono. t'.ery iinpiovpnient ninl luxurrt i(IfIiuIi.IuI HKtrit tn.i i,ffi:hUirlini. 1.

INeur Vniftpf ( I'jiiU,."0 mlnuto lfiin iMrk i w by ruti'mb jiv rarif 7 nun tn $u w hml for rlnular. HPNKYW,SIiritKILL, inaij,cfr oiitatt, John J.encrt, !! Wil ,lfiiti;)ili H near rnlt n

""a tfotatr tout of the (Tity.

Xt'tv .Jersey Snlo or Kent. f

Hackensack j

A I) on il II In 1 'Btown, most nlOSTSGSlienllliliil pliirp - . JJ

in New .lei'scy IJcst seliools in 8tlio Mute. KtrrytlllliK tll.'it Is Ip--f.lriilile nntl etiiiveiili'iit In siil'iirb.iiilll'e. AIjI. ( Hy IllipiDt eineiils elllllH,I'tuitlue;. Kvory reslilenec street I

a hlinileil avenue. 7- - trains dully,coiimiiitiitloii $.".r)0 a mo ii til . Wo ,

oll'cr line lots on tlio Heights. (Srcntopportunity Tor Investors nml home--sooner-- . SKM1 KOK IIOOKLKT.IIACKKNS.U Iv I.AXI) CO., 185 '

Mnln Street, lliicltensiick, N. .J. I

Jllscelliiiieon-- . !sulo or Kent.

I?rilSISIirn HOI SF to let for the season three r

I mile-fro- I' lau.l s ring write foriisrticiiltra.MllS f I SlltOI I uipire. Me.

tTo 2!ft for yiuoino' 5?ui'iios'cjS. :

'OHM'.H I.OFTS AM) STOKF.. I" Fulton at , to

- nut. JOII.N MI'MIO, 2.1 audettjterat.

,5clcrt .'Boarrt.. - -

i:nrt sllie.

t -t- nniRON' AV.. inn-,.'- ,. Ilooms en aultA. aiimli , with itrltate baths etiilknt l.ihleiSiiuttieitit is a lottiiii'iduted; rtfirt'tues, t

llll F.AST 2I.T11 l -l'- lea-Tlit laive and amallA- -fr lit looms, good tablo board, reduced rateat '

II uti.ilMAOISijN AV . sT, -- arue anil small rnonia, hand

rtirillsUt'tl, board, Liutiallylocdletl tiausieuts,

""soi riir,KM.it, ti'i:ntm!

lloii-- e newl) tie oratftl lurnislutl throiluliollt:suil."1. ttlth private bnllis, miii:1h rooms serviceiliiitt). taltlu aiiinittiltiiis, rt'fi.relices luii'eiatlre;Miintuii r latis. tin Mttlls n atA 7 Ilisr . liinisT. Fiiriil-he- d rooms, ttlthltoardi !

1 tilde ae. oniitiodatcd, boutbernera. (

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eintrsa Iiiitttl uffii uces,

tj I SI st . l.'ti W I sr - lla. L rail n. oT)n r ro'inai1 siipr-ilci- h "'si. mar 1. i at le. excellent tablet

transient,., uti ii :ut- -

HOIIl SI . no WIHI' -- hart'e finiiialied room wllliir faiiuir rorotit ortnoiutlaniea

() III! M'. ill Ws t .limit di his hitiuellii1 v't .1 t nun tlati oi- - s iiiuiht nit s relict par-

ti s I station, transit iits lablt boarder

urniohcrt JlJoomo c. pavtmrnti to Xct

J.ust sltle. '

IHIlhAV io.'O, foil -- 5111 SI -- rtrlor, vlival-- Is , tail, ill liltkl ollii r, lisiliiil) liom, like roitinai

sltiuli hitite, i .i in i s it jiritate liuiise. ,

t(1ll ST, IS FAM I'esii-ibl- lark--e and smalt" r.ioins, ttith nt.ttu stb lui u ntlellitni

breakfast oiitniniill) ST BO I't-'l- .- I'lltate hum' lietvly"fu

Ot) iiihIimI iioln-- , with I atlis. Imartl if desiredMet side.

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(illi si . i tsi, j ,- 4H, VI ak linouiwvT

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- iri:e and sn.all t not i ulna piiiute bstli, coodairi lie rt ferrnie

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aeited r, fi i iicee.I TII SI .'nl W. or so .Ut at t ml r toiinTI iipeii ii i n aiiina. with Us'i kit iitlcliieu.

insi SI .'eiWI'si Iiifiniei , I'ntrltnil homejI laie anl small room-- , well furnished, reft r- -

I in t's.),:TII sr i . t IT -- i.len.lnl r.omalJt'larci'. em ill eteiy ininfort , ii2 lilal

plltattt I iiil-- f siunliier pin t

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I "Til ST. It' Wl'- -I M elt f ! ied r mns;I ' ' appoiniitit nIs ,i !( i ii nth mi ii einy pritsia

tsiinl71111 tl . i'i Wl'- -r l.a at. loitiua. third Hit r;I ' list lii, ro Hi plitalu la It, siiolid Ilooi,tint pti intl

Ilsl S., 4.--. I'.sl. IIDKIls IN I'UH.ITI!

I AllllAi Hl.ri.ltl M I'.s,

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7 Mi HT Ins Wi:s - ll,.iilifiiU,rini!UiowiTii' imtaie I .nil. tor ci'iillinirn, iiiiid optional,

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lnlrlngs for the Amntciir Chnmplnnshlpnt Outs rntstii.

In accordance with tho plan eslabllshed lastyear tho Executitc Committee of tho V. H. ft.A . announced yesterday the pairings for themedal tound on Jloudny for the amateurchampionship nnd tho tlmo when ench pairmust start. The first pair must loate the toont 7.30 A. 31.. and after that tlio pairs lent e atintervals of four minutes each until 11 10 s..

3t. .Should a pair full to lespnnd nt the cull thotwo players will dtop lo the bottom of the list.The pairing was decided on bt drawing themimes from a hat The llrst pair to start outwill he Walter MeKlttrlek of thoM Louis Coun-try Club and 1". I! Ilntt "f the (llentietv tlolfand l'olo lub. The lullotvlng is a list of themost prominent ol the I..islern pi iers and theway they are palmd

C II Coir and II s olbj, .1, W Watson and Hr.B O Connor, John luid, Jr . and lsson Ttiomp- - nW U Kirk and 11. M. Billilus, W. 1) tanderpnoland 11 lerrv. Jr 1) It Fnrgan and il ( Huliliaul.C 11 Marilouuid and A 1 Nnrns, M Bob! ins andF. i iireiu, F H I'oimlia iitiil w c Csrin.iri,l. c Cunimlngs and .I. A Tiiu: 11 M. llarriinsti

and I S HtTetni f. L. Pi nnt and! (' llatumei er,Jasper Lylirh and 11 C T. T Watvill and W..1 Iritl-.- P Smith and J. F Curtis, N.Longwurthand 11. P loler.

In regard to getting a fast "running mate,"the best combinations me those of Vnnderpoolnnd Terry, ('organ and Ilubbatd, Lynch nndII (' Smith, and V 11 hmlthand Curtis Tho"luck of the draw " has not been oterklnd tothe majorlo of the I astern playeis.

In the shoit course cup match at the MorrisCounty (Inlf Club esterday liss Hurl hurtwon the llr- -t pile and made the lowest recordthat the cup has over been won In. 31lss Hurl-hurt- 's

score was:oit r. 4 a 6 r, 4 0 4

In .. .a 7 4 n 0 4 4 11

The full scores follow:nrnti. Wrap. .W

Miss Iliirllmrt Do o (,uMiss Kip 11". 11 illMiss Little lis 14 104Miss Forsyth 131 2"i lrniMrs William Shippen . . IDS 1)

Miss Swords 113 2 111Miss Simp- - 1SJ 20 I 12Mls llirsh .. 127 I.". 112M as Prre ... Ill 11 111

Mrs Adams, 3Irs. A. O. I)es.n and Mrs. 11.11riiinps, no cards

Entries for the third annual tournament ofthe ( entral N'etv York dolf League, to he holdnt the links of Hie Otsego (lolf Club, Spring-Held- ,

X. Y . on July)!. 7 nnd H, will eloso nnJulv (1 with John lltrry Slednian, Secretary,Ilnchester. X Y. 1 hero are now eight clubs Intho membership

Inttinlast of tho Tuesday matches for wo-men at tho Fairfield County (lolf Club thoscores were ns follows:

ftrot Wrap. y,t.Miss Potter 144 2", 1Miss .laner Sheldon. 121 n 121Miss 1,. Wdlsrd .117 2r, 122Miss K Rowland ... 124 i 124Mrs. F M Friema-- i 144 20 124Mrn. F c Hllllard l.'.o 30 noMiesS lloyt lis .'." 133

NOTES.The cups for tho Independence Day matches

at tlieHeubrlght flolf Club are the gift of Wil-liam I'. Hatenieyer.

A special handicap will bo held at the St.Andrew's dolf Club on July 4.

Kvoi.v.wood, X. J . June 'JS Tho secondcontest for tho Captain's Cup for associatemembers took placo at the l.nglewood (lolfClub The terms of contest were eigh-teen holes, medal play, putting nnd approach-Ing- .

twelve of tho appioaches being otorbunkers or steep terraces. Notwithstandingtho rain ten competitors linndoil In cards, Th"lowest scores counted .'1 points: neennd, 'Jrolnts; third, 1 point JINs I, Motrry, Mrs,Sillier and Mrs Wells tied with fit for It points.I'laying off tlio tie nt nine holes Mrs. Wells wonfirst with a score of L'7: Miss I Moivrv second,wlth'Jl). mid Mis Jliller third, with 111 Other(.cores hnnded In were Jlrs. Ilelnmund, ill;Ml-- s 31 Nichols, lit; Mrs 1". I'nos. 114; MissSmith, tld; M'lJB 31. lliirrett. 71; Mrs. II. WDHtiks, 74,

Ckrr. Mav. Juno ''S. In tho women'selghteen-hol- o handicap this afternoon the bestscoresweio'

lir.irl IVr.ip. Srt.Sirs W M Dnnnell I Hit I fi 101Mrs. F R ShattiuV .. .. loll 11 KmMrs. loots Havtl.i ... .13n 20 110Mrs Thomas W. Kastttlck ... lis jr, 113Mrs ,l.M. I'-- Hildreth iR'i an 114Mr William Halle) 1.V1 40 llfl

Internattonnl Cliesa,Xvtcinl Cble Pitpatth la TllK Res.

London, Juno 28. Thetwenty-secon- d roundof tho Interintlonal chess masters' tourna-ment, played in this city resulted asfollows- - Lnskerand SInson drou. Htolnit?: beatTlnslcy, Maroeyy beat Colin, I'lllsbury beatSehlechtor, Janowski bent hhow.ilicr andIllackburno und Lee drew. Tschlgorin andWrit had a bye.

The record up todato:iron .oif iron, eif.

Bird . r,H lni, Mason hi ii'ulilackburne . 12't, H't Pdlslmry 14M niO'hu . . 11 III Hchlecllter..,. 12 7Janowski .. ..1.14 U4 Bhoualtcr . :1 low,Laaker. ... 17 4 Rtilultr. ,, til III,M 7' Tlnsley. . . S JS

llaroczy.... 13 K lschlgorin 11

Iiidlnn Harbor Cliruit rtnee.The circuit raco of tho Indian Harbor Yacht

Club will bo sailed off Greenwich, Conn, onnext Thursday. Tho rnco will be for the l.'l,.1(1,30, 'JS.'.'! nnd W foot classes of bIoops.IIO,27). 21 and IH foot classes of oat boats, specialyawl class, 41 feet and undei ; specialcluss and riicing knockabout clnss.The start will be mado at i o'clock, and thevachts will mil oer short triangular courses.Kntrii's will eloso with 1' Itowno Jones, (Jhnit --

man of the liecatta Coiumittce, nt at llroad-w- a.

01 at the clubhouse, liieeiiivlcli, onWednesday July 5

CllcUet.Tho league championship ''onle-- t hi Iween XeitarL

aud New ork ptajeii at llosetdlc reaulted 111 0110 uftheilnaest mid inert ex itmg trhlet rallies eterplnjcd for tho champiuiinhlp of Now York. J.Helgnlor hatliil In iemiirkatd sliady form f01 NewV'rs. and maiuly thri U2h his good lulling t lit, notout. New York fmi In the nariuw 11 sum of misrun A Richardson hot led In great torm for thettlnuers, ami seemed 7 tvuketi tor 22 runs, and T.lulhert, ttlm played a goo,l Inning of 3,1, was theonly mini tho could miiko ant stand againn 1dm,The sinrei Now York C C , i'n, Newark C C . OH.

ItlSAL ESTATli XBITX

Another sale of Ilroadwny realty was re-

ported yettorday tlio fourtli In loss than twoweeks. Henry Corn purchased tho southeastcorner of Broadway and Thirteenth stroot. BO- -foot front, with old buildings. It la Mr. Corn'sIntention to put up a modern commercial build-ing, similar in character. It Is understood, tothat at tho southwest corner of Ilroadway andTwelfth street.

This Improvement will bo in tlio lino of thatpretnlllnc of late years tn tho cross streetsnear ilroadwny, hotwoen Klglith nnd Four-teenth Btreets. It seems likely (hat this soc-Ho- n

of ilroadway will becomo a lobbingcontre,n continuation, In fact, of the wholesalo drygoods and clothing district. As tho retail dis-trict advances on Fifth avonuo, tho uptowncross streets nnd the former Boulevard, It Isonly in tho natural course ot evonts thatIlroadway below Fourteenth street should boappropriated by tho jobbers. Soonor or latertho Astors will robuild on tho slto ot tho StarTheatre which Is directly opposite Mr. Corn'snew purchase. It has been said that nn officebuilding will bo put up by tho Astors, but A

commercial structure seems moro to tho needsof tho locality.

31. J. O'fihauchnossy, Jr., of Bt. Paul haacompeted a largo purchase In Thirty-secon- d

and Thirty-thir- d streets, between Broadwayand Fifth avenuo. Ho has lust acqulrod No. 33West Thirty-secon- d atreot, which gives him itplot 75 feet front on Thltty-Becon- d stroot andextending to Thirty-thir- d street, with a frontof 70 feet Mr. O'Shnughneasy Is now on theocean, en route for l'.uropo, and his represent-atives stato that they have no definite knowl-odg- o

us to his intentions regarding this plot,Tho Impression protalls, howeter, that he de-

signs tho orectlon of n bacholor apartmentdouce. For near neighbors It will davo the3tartlnluo nnd the Sloane

Hans wore filed by IV. W. A T. M. Hall yes-terday for thteo flvo-sto- stone-fro- dwell-ings, costing $2,"r,000, to bo erected at thesouth cornerof l'iflli avenue and Eighty-secon- d

street.

l'r It nte Sales.Henrv Corn hns purchased of Jlrs. Mayer

Kahr the southeast corner of Ilroadway andThirteenth street, GO Uxl01!x21,l(lx aboutlVi 4.with old buildings. In part exchange Mr.Corn gltos the sevon-stor- y brick mercantilebuilding. '.,.")'.,xl07.Hv2.-UxI(Hl- 4, No. 4'24Ilroomo street, adjoining the Kirn Btreet cor-nel On tho Ilroadway corner 3Ir. Corn willerect a modorn commorolnl hullding.

Hnrnco S. I'.ly - Co nnd .1 Homnlne llrownA Co hnto sold to MichaelJ. O'Hhnughnessy,Jr., the fout-stor- y dwelling, 2oxltbU). No. 31West Thirty-secon- d street.

W. P. Mangam has sold for the trustees ofthe l'resbylei y of New York to Martin 3Ietygertho t'lot.tiOxlOJ, at the southwest corner ofHeeond atenue nnd r!eenty-seeon- d street.

William 31 Ilyon.in conjunction with 1). L.Setilly.'has sold for John S Daniels the three-slor- v

frnmo dwelling. 20x10(1, No. 12H F.nst121st street Sir. ltvan has nlso sold, forritssec I.. Hoyorto Adelson .V Stone, the lease-hold. No. 232 Canal street, eight-stor- y businessbuilding, 2ili!0.

C L l'.iusel has sold to Charles Sellgman No.W! I'lfth ctreet. 24!J. Tho buyer will e.

Horace S Kly A Co. have sold, fur tho estateof W illlam Post to Louis Hoeber, tho rive-sto-

tenement. 2.1x1110. No. 34 Norfolk streetW C Dilger has sold to llentr A Hruhaeher

the four tlirei-sto- rr dwellings. Nos 221) to 2.1.1last ifty-thii- d street Tho purchasers willereel tluee new liuildlngs on tho site.

Sidineldler A Ihp hrnch have cold to A.Hehles-IngerN- o

01 Ludlow street, 25x87 0. flvo-stor- y

tenement.I'dwardJ Welling has sold the plot, 50x100,

cast side Pleasant avenue, commencing 75 feetnorth of 120th street, for Whltloek estate, toJohn 1 Johnson : terms pritnte.

Auction Sales.William Kounelly sold, nt No. lit Broadway

yesterdav. In foreclosure. Nos 114 to 11M EastiO'Jd stieot. 75x100 11, thiee v stono-fro-

Hals, to t'h'irles Schaefer for $(10,rKX.Peter I' Meyer A Co. sold, In foreclosure, Xo.

107 St. Nicholas ntenue. 21) 77lUlx25 3xti4,lhe-st"r- y briek ll'it, to t'harli'S M Rosenthal,Plnlntiff. for f 111.2 i.liXos llltland lllSThlrdntenue, 40xmii, two four-stor- y brick storesnnd tenements, tn John A I'ngel for $17,300;the three-stor- y frame dwelling, 3,'lxl 5 1.5, ontlm si;.th clde of Hilton street, about 1DH 2feet west of Westchester ntenue. Wnkelleld, toSiirih 31 ( nhoor. pluintlff. for 4,57()

NMIIInm 31 llvan sold, in pnrtition. No. 43SWect Twentieth ctreet. IH Mxini 1 1, four-stor- y

brick dwelling, to Snrah Hayes for fH.DOo.Thoinns ('.Smith sold, in foreclosure, S'os.

13n7and HOD rulton avenue, 5HHx!7 l.x57.Hx07 3, two three-stor- y frame dwellings, to LeoHutter for $ 2,300

Aurtlon Snlea.11V WII.I.I4M M. MAV.

Houston street, north Bide, 180 feet east offioerck stieet, 20x155 0 to Third street x20 2x15S, lumber yaid, with all title to Sliinglnctreet. If extended, and Houston street, north-east comer of Mangln street. If extended be-

tween Houston and Third streets, 200 toTompkins street Kl'.'.lO to Third street x'JOl.Hto Mangln street. If uxtended 140.1, one-stor- y

bni'k building nnd vacant: foreclosure sale:Henry Steers and another vs James W. andWilbur K. Smith; Atwnter A Crulkehank.

Slaximus Lesser, rofereo: due onjudgment, $17,0 iH; prior mortcnge. JRJ.OOO;taxes, Ac. $10,273.

West Nluuty-llrs- t street, Xo. 52, south side,401 feet wect of ( entral I'aik West. lHxlOOH.four-stor- y brick dwelling, foreclosure snlo:John Duor, tructoe, vs Mary II. Tnintor andS.irah K Illreklieo: lluer. Strong A Whitehead,attorneys; A Walker Otis, rofnree; due onjudgment. VJ.KOS: prior mortgago. $17,500;taxes. Ac , $100 20.

St Xicholas avenue, Xo 710, east side, 145.10feet north of 145th street, 21x100. four-stor- y

stone front dwelling; loreclosure sale; Jlctro-iiolitn- nPruct Company, as guardian, Ac, vs.

William V.O'Callaghnn etnl ; Parsons, hhep-nr- d

A Ogden, attornejH: Lowls I, Delafleld,referee; due ou judgment, $25,11HI; taxes, Ac,$347.70

Knst 117th street, Nos. 38 to 44, south side,325 feet east of Lenox atentio. 100x100 11,four y brick lints; foreclosure sale; J.Allen Towusend vs JameB H. Comlsky et al ;William P Allen, attorney; Lugene H. Pome-ro-

iofere: due on judgment, $7,800; priormortgages. $8.1,000; taxes, Ac, $270.

West llhth street. No. 24, south side, 300feet westof Fifth atenue, 25x100 11, llte-sto-

brick lint; foreclosure sale; Cornelius I,Kuigcland ts. James DJngliam et al : Henry1' Miller, (attorney; II, Poininery,referee; duo on judgment, $22,5S0 ; taxes, etc.,$430 05

r,asl 121lh street. No 312, south side, 137.0feet east of Second ntenue, IDxIihj.H, four-stor- y

brick flat; foreclosure sale; IlnehelFisher ts Thomas J ll'Knno et l ; Duer.Strong A Whitehead, attorneys: MyerS Isaacs,referee; due on judgment, $14,uo7; tuxes,Ae.tlD4.H0

Last 121th street, Xo 314, south sido, 150 0feet east of Second atenue, 1Da100.11 ; four-stor- y

brick lint; foreclosure snlo; Mnry Smithnnd Letltla H. Sands, as trustees, vs HenriettaHlrcch et al ; Duer, Strong A Whitehead,

Kugene II Pomeroy. referee: duo onjudgment. $12,054 ; taxes, Ac. $404 W.

I1V P. PIPKN'IX INORAIIAM CO.

Ilroomo street. No 407. south side. 20 10 feeteast of West Ilroadway, 20.10x02x20 10x04,four-stor- y bilck building; executor's salo; es-tate of tleorge P Sweeney,

IIV HKIlBKIlT A, snERMAN.West Ninety-sixt- h street. Xo. 100. south side,

150 feet west of Columbus atenuo, 25x100 8,fho-stor- y brick Hut: foreclosure sale: Selmallrlllts. John Cotter et al.; Wilcox A Ilrodok.attorneys; Francis p Lowrey. referee; due onjudgment, S27.3D4 ; taxes, $1)03.35,

DV rETEil r. MKVEIl A CO.

West Ninety-eight- h streot. Nos, (10 to (14,south side, 100 feet east of Columbus avenue,75x100 11, three lite-stor- y stone-rro- lints;foreclosure sale: John J. Fnllhoo et nl. vs.Jeanette Hllgers ot nl : William H. Heed,

John Lord, roteree; due on judgment,$7,050; prlormortgages,$78.1H)3(l4;iaxos,Ac,$150; uiechntiics' lieu.

BY nitVlN N KRNNF.LI.T CO.

Second avenue, south side, about 410 feeteaHt ot White Plains road. WlllinmBbrldge,f0.5x about 200x , tneant: partition sale;Archibald F Fournier and nnother vs. MaryI aii.b et al.; John J lirady, ntlornoy; KugeneII Day. referee: taxes, Ac , $100

Knst 122d street, Nos. 17 and 09, north aide,beginning 105 feet west of Park ntenue. two

y stone-fro- lints, 25x100 11 enod;foreclosure sales, two actions: Thomas 11. dalevs. Cornelius J ltellly et nl.; Meyer Auorbaoh,ntlorney; Donald McLean, reforeo: due ench,on judgment. $1.2011; prior mortgage.$lf,000;taxes. Ac. $402.30.

11V SOLOMON I)E XVAITTKtncR.West 2011th streot. northeast clde, 125 feet

port Invest of Columbus atenue, 25x00. 11, va-cant : foreclosure cale;Thoma L. Itovnoldsti (leorgu II ( hninbcrlain et al : llobort JMahon, attorney; Ldttard Sehenck, referee;dun nn judgment, $1,420; priot inoitgugca,$2,500; taxes, Ac. $20 55.

Ileal Katnte Transfers.Arthur av, tv a, 233 a PMliam av, 50tlI7 11

xMnin.H, Annin O Cioker et al toan lam (3,000

Arthur at, w a, 231 a pi I ham av. not 17.Mary Hand Miehael J Croker,

lo gdii, Ac. to Homelike Camlliaud ano,2 pan . 300

Ilrookat. s, CH a I UStll at. r.090,palt 132dst 11 a r7', w Courtlaudt av, 2(ixl 00. Harriet J Fraaer lo Harah J

. . liOOBniok av, w a, 14S a lilDth at, 20iuo, Baiah

J. Dickson et al to Harriet J. Fraaar 2,500Convent av, a, 6M n 14lit at, 20x100;

Mary n Jeaanp toFredk J Jeaaup 1

nitialonat, 47and 47M, llliw n, ilm DPvialon at, 45 and 4"U, 2I11IH.H, OaetanoW II Zegllo to Meyer Veasell . ... I

Greenwich t, 31)4, n w cor Reach at. 2 fit7li.1()i2f,x7u H; Arnold i 1) XVedemeycrtu William J Fryer 1

nampdeuat, o cor Ljring pi, runs e 7H.7to s Hampden at, x a 1 ml it, Ac, Qra-- sSmith to Clarence LHmlth eich

Interior lot, tone lllh at, at oiitr.i line DK, bet lr,thand IH6H1 st runs w nt Itae lr.ot nr,2 li tv K.0, Win C llaier toJohn P Leo 2,700

Interior lot, looe lllh at. at centre line DK. bet ldRthand 18ilth sis, rutin it m itso K.ot n r,2.1t w ir,0, John P Lso toOraee Decker 1

Ifajelte at, vr s, lot 45.1 imp of Pidonporti. ('has 11 Young, ref, to Kdoard Maherand alio . 1,(100

Lafontaliienv, u i'or lHoth t, 2.1" "tinoto tv s uthur av, widened i2S4.Htlt)2,John W Cornlah to 11 nryW Deans 44,100

Lexington av, a wcorli.'idst, 10.5x70, JameaK Atkinson to Lotta (1 Hall . . , 1

Letlngton av, a e cor 121IH1 at, uo.lliiio,Jacoli Si hattman to Ianel Htone 1

Lot 22l( block F, map Mapea estate, WestI arms, Auguat Hlener to Carol no llor- -nung . .... .... 2,500

Madison at.es. 71) nii41ith at, l.ntTR, JohnH W bite to John T Farler . 1

Marion et, 14, w a. Id lxia.luttl.ltatM,(HiifoppeOalio to Meyer Oreenherg. , I

Poit at, 11 . 100 e l.meraou at Kiniliii),Thomas Allison, ref, to Michael JMahoney , 0,100

Prospect av, w s, 231 n John at .ltl.,o,with right or way. Ac, ad): Frederick AWare, referee, to Martin W alter and ano 1,245

Itltter pi, a s new line, 2ns, 7 0 l nion avnew line, l.ntll'O lio.Uxloo I emailet, n a, 24.1.7 e t'nlnn av new line, 74to lit74 core, Ixlnard tl Williams to 'llu misFarley 1

Btehbina sr, n w p, I11M..I s w Home st IH 4mil mm UKlD.il; FannliB h LswrencotoPaul Lnnlger .. 1

Walton av, e a. 12H.Ua ninth at. 25.HXH4 3t2.',.2ii2.ii; Herman rlchmiirk tn CarolineMejcr X

W'elialerav. a w cor Ili7th st, 1002x100 11XI0021IOI Josephine M Iltrrov and anoto Paul M Herrog 100

5th st, 741) E, 22.IIIU7 U22.3illil.lt FarlnP O'lliien and ano, bi guardian, to Ilm helHihweltrer S.0S2

6th at, 741) F 22 ni)7.U22.3tlin 11. HenryROIirlentoItavhelHcliwcltrer .. B.638

"thav, 22M1, necoi IR4th et, 2".x75. MaryO'ltegautoJnhnO'Itegan. 1

loth at. aw cor laiatet, 24 Hi loo, HamuelII Ordway to V.maiiuei llellner and ano A.R.'O

15lh st, 215 E, XIary , Hawklua to tlioFriends' Homa Assoclatlou of New York :n,coo

17th at, 244 W, 17.10IM4, John M Ityan toMary J Rj an . , 1

B2d et. n s, loo tr 7th at, 50x131) r,tf,ot141 10. Trank DAmei to Anna 1. Woods. 1

astli at, 272 W. m.cinH H. cllflord w Hart-ridg-

ref, to Annie H and Kllen O Mead 10,00052d st, s a, 200 it nth at 2".xlno.5; Hamuel

11 Ordway to Albert J Adams 10,75054lh et, n b, lis I) ecthat, lc.litlon.5, Win

M Ityan to Mlnerta I Murrav 1

tllat at, a a, 2M) tr Colliniblls av, 00x100 5;Columbia Mutual UAL Aaan to PhilipWood. ilnist at, SO- n. 25xloo.ll, Uias (lerlich toAgnes Parralow 1

laoth st, as, Viin I2thav, 2',xlir. to Man-hattan at t.'7 1U1S2H, Stuiilel 0 liar-riso- n

to Jamea II pettlngill . 1141th st, n a 47. e Amsterdam at. loot

DM II, Denis J Dwjer and alio to John PLeo . . 1

14l)th Bt, a a, 415 w nouletard, 15x1)1). II;Hi 11J W II llrown, n f, to Edttanl Mltrhellaud auo fi,700

Ilecorded T.ensea.Irtlngpl, a tv cor 15th st. llnnnah A Craln

to Helnrii'li fonrled, 10 yrs (1 1,7501st av, 2243, Francesco l)e Drills to Louisa

lie Ilehls, 4jrs 840

Ilecorded Mortgages.Amaterdam av, a w cor 131st st: FmauueJ

Heilntr and Allen 1, M trdccal to KateMordeeai, 1 yr . . . . f 10,000

At C e s, 51. 11 11 11th A iguata J llutti rworth to stina M Smith, ptrt, 5 yr-- . a, ono

Cioerck st, I John and K unit Luhrs toJaeob and Harah M hulght and auo, trus,Acttis . 20,000

Grand s(, 5r atul . ,t Mon.s ct.ilar an 1

8amuel Hoeenberg to Sender .Inrmulowsky, eeiire adtauees .. 15,000

Oreenwleli at. 304, Win .1 Fier to 'lidoOuaiantee and Trust Co. 1 yr . . 25,ooo

Henrrat,lil2 Chalt and llarnet Harris to(labrlel Cohen, 4 rs (1,000

Henn st b wcorrainni'dl at, Max Mil It toAbraham Htltersnn. 1 yr 13,500

La Fontaine av 111 w line n e cor lsoih t,2t'il."illli i, tn srlhur ar wldenisl. JinnyW Deans to John W Cnrulah, "n yr 10,700

Lexlmiton at, a ecor 12'lth st. Ianol Mtonoto Jacob Schnttman, 1 tr, 2 mtgs . 71,000

Lot 221). Plork F, map Mapis state, Karo- -

lina Horuiing to August Db ner, lustnlls. 1,200Marion st. 14 Mi jer On'entergt''(llusi'i'o

or Joswi'h Oallo, 1 yr . 0,250Monroe at.tr a, 200 n 174th st, ("ii as F Ehl

era to Hailrm Satlnes Hank, 1 r 7,000Oak t 52, Margaret c and Jsi ob W Feetsr

to the Senmsn's Pank. lr 3,500Orchaidst, 102and li'4 Miribam Klternnn

and Isaac Orossinsu to Catlman House,15,000

Troapect av, a, 231 n John at. ttnli rightof waj adj, Ac .lacob F Piulen an I Martin Walter In Mare F.C.irley. 5 yrs 2,500

Btebblnsar. 114'.. Paul Lsnt lngiT to Ilsll- -

road Coitperatlte II A I, seam n. installs 2,501Tlnton av. 8V1. Aenes to It tin

Ouaranteeand Truat Co Gtrs . , 3.250Trinity at , w a. 25 11 Cedar pi Dennis Dug- -

gan to Lui y M Collina 5 j r. 2,500Weluler at, s w ..'r l)'7th st, Piul M Her?oi:

to J"aephini M I'urroy and Mar) P Mitch-ell 3yis . . 7,600

3d at, .'tl--, and 2317. alo 2312 3 at

camueland Atirahtin M Flkus to James F,North, unilltl led Interi'st a,-- ,

d t r ., 5 0005th et, 741) Itarhel and llessie

1 HeiiryROIlicnet al, Tl 11,00)5th at, s w ror oth st, .lulls and .Inline

Fleischmann to ( has F Pellard, 3 moa 15,ooo10th av 4S4 Joaeuh M llelllt and Wni

hherldan to Jarob Ilupptrt, atore Pae,deioaud . , 4,771

14th st, 118 F Harah II I urner, eitrx. Ai ,to the Hank for saTlinrs NY 3yrs ' 11), 000

40th st, 445 W. O Otto Eltimdi t.) Win ItKilmer. 1 yr e.,000

4tftst 2I4F SophleSand Hnry Einrlc'lto William Urenner. a yrs 2,500

"3d at, s a 101) e Ma tisou at Heuriette F.tt- -

llnirer to the lmitildi Life Assmaliee Kn- -

rietyof thoCR 3 yrs .. R5.00087th st, 2HM I!, Miehtel A Hodmann to the

Title liuar.inti e aud Trust Co, .1 1 rs 1 a, 000doth at, 315 W, Harriet ! andWmOVer

Plane to Mutual Life Ins Co, 6 yrs 16,000101st at. 3.)5 E Agres Harcalow to Charles

(lerlich. 3) r 1,(1501 swtli at. 11 s, I2 7 w Si Ann's at: Mart i

MuNameo lo Pralley A Curlier 0 ', . 1 rs 3.I0S142d st. b a, IH1 11 n Mexa'.der at . Deborth

I Huehanan to Harlem Sxtlnss IUllk I yr 8 000144th at. a s, llu ti Hamilton ttrraic Henry

T Dawaon to Pnlteisit) Pub'g Co 1 yr 3,36014'lthat, 11 a. 50 c of C invent av. and 11 adl

lots. John P Leo to tho (lermat.lt Lif 3 IrnCo. 5 yrs, 7 mtgs, each 10,600

14uh at, n a, 476 e Amsterdam ar. John pI,oi' to Denis J Dwier and alio. I l e,500

16Kth st, s e cor cauldwell av; Joseph Oto Qeori-- e Palm, tr 1,600

ir.cth at, s a, 20.. ii Cauldwell at ; Joseph 0Cocker to George Palen, 1 t r 750

l.'.sth st. s s. .'(M.iie Csuldwillav, Joseph 0Cooker to (It orie Palen, 1 yr 7,p0

lr.Klh st, s a, 57,3 e Cauldwt 11 av: Joseph 0Cooker to Oiorire Pali n, jr . 760

Ultil ft. s a, inn e Amfterdani at. ErnestWttteier to AunaB Funk, demand 1,100

Assignments of Miirtgngcs.Andrews, Siiuurl W, exr, tn Alice A Wil-

liams is. onoAnient an M Tillage C I , Marie Kt'berl 10.500American Moiigage o to Chas n Winnick. 23,osnAmerican MoltuagsCo lo Chaa I', Winniik, 17,017Alt Asiocisllon fur tho Knlit fof lp-.- ctibln

Aged Indigent Females City of N V toHenrietta 11 and William Halomou, eirs,J. 10,112

Caswell, Win W, to Eugenia V Cbapin andano . 1 a.ooorunger, lanny, to Jonas l atul ano uoniHoyt, Hiuan E, et al, trus, Ac, to the DimoBatlmr- - lunkof UrooM) 11 35.000Morgenthau, Maxiiniliaii.to.lohaunt Wolf Kr,o

MxcKt'lDie. ilorg'', to Chas A I liristinan . 110111hllteiaon, Abruham, to the State Hank 13,500Btiarus, .laiues c, tills, Ac, to Louisa la

Uoy. trus, Ao pomBtiarna, James B, trus, Ac, to Louisa Le

floy, tniB, Ac nomlhe I attji rs' Title Ilia Co to the Mutual

I.lfolns Co 11,000Xogel llenr,to Adam ogel 2. "00Ton Mallow, Enitl, exr, Ac, to 1) tra L

Bpeckmun and auo . . , . nomWade, Helluda M, toltowlaud A Hobblus ,, l.oOu

Meibmilrs' l.lena.Clinton at, l3: Jacob Euarhner va Inahuratiaky and ano ,,,,. $6 00Concord av, tt a, lot) 11 161at st, 60X100;

Chlllcli KOates A Co ta Tony Altleii fiOO 68Elm at, 11 ecor Houston at. 102 :itJ5 1.

Itorkatniiu ta lsaacHchlesingei 1 al 45 60Oold et an, Weatlughouse Electric and Mfg

Co ta Phelps, lh'dge A Co rt al 3,81)1 00Washington st, 37s, and 72 lleaeh at ReneFretlerleh A Liddle ta Joliti Walker 2,400 00

Water at. 41)2 and 41)4: White, Van (Halm ,:Co ta 6amnel Cllorlln or Corlln ,. 43 03flthat, 62 W; Frank Waller, aaalguee, 4 c,ta F Fohr et al 400 00

f)2d at, a B, 125 w Central Park West. 135iloo, Strong ATottcn t a Patrick J O'Con-ne-

rt al ... 053 80l5tu at, 47 Wi Alice J L Dolon ts Jennie

and Leopold ltothaehlld 27 00112th at, 11 a, 100 e Hth at, 125x100 11,

Mtchelo D Amore A Co vs Henry Nitdiolaburg 4,421 71

Fureclnaiirra,Clrand at, n a 73 w Wooatir at. 25xloo, W'm 0

Crane ts Heniy M Toatetln et al; attys, Lyon A H.Mornliigalilo at , e a, 20.4 a llritli st, 3nlx Irreg:

The N Y Intiatinent and luiproteut Cuts Jus NCampbell atty, C L Wtatrott

West End av. a it cor sotbal, 125x00. MotiopolltanIniprotement Co ts the West End Apaitiniiit HouaaCoetal. altv, C 1, W'eatcnlt

Weat End at, a w cor Ruth at, i25xiio, MelropalitauImitrotemeut Co ta Job)) Westertelt it al, atty, 0L Wi stcott

5litb at. s a, 160 e nth at '.Oilll')-- ,22d at, n a,

187 lie 7th av, 07 iixlii 11 Philip II Abbott et al vaHenry Melnktui foret los Hens, atty II A Vleu.

(irtthat, 11a, 142,ile loth av,27x irreg, also psthat, n a, 100 e loth at, 27 i Irreg, Citiens- - NtTlngaHank tBjohn.0 Wllion, Jr, etal.attv, ,1 W Plrsaon.

114th st.n a, 1:11) w Park at. 2',tloo II. TwelfthWard Hank tsJas FDolanotal. attt CW Daiton.

134th st, 11 a, JH6 w fith av. 25tuii n. Allen LMordeeai t a lx)ula Isi etal.atty, 1 Knthsidillil,

l.'l7thst, a a, 1(10 0 cth av 1', iUnli.il IlieTtarh-eta- '11 anil L Aaan, Ac, t a Oco Tllnwett al, atty.

J II Sabine.

Lis Pendens.Prlgaa av. a , 100 w Suburban t 2S1IIO Hnll t.lTl,lili Blburbtu at, 66x120; WiutUrop II

Perth ts HonhlaL Perth et al, partition, atty, J A

Amundsen.Washington st, 310 and 3C2, Oaten by gdn,

va Susanna Osten, Unlit and admi, Ac, ctal, partitlou, atts, Ajtpell A It.

22d st. 11 a, ,11.11 e loth av, 15 niim.Ri Cornelia CKearing ta Ily 0 Backus, piitlllon, attja, Logan,D All.

I'lnns l'llod for New Itullillngs.Clinlon nl, 34 Improtemont to dwt lllng;

Hutherland A Mf.Nill, o'tiicri, W 1. Mowbraj, aicnlte. t, coat l,r.O0

Oeranl st.n s, 104 e llsrgen av, live storytint; M kit Murplij, owners, W C n ker- -

eon, anhlteit, lost . ih.oodLexington av and 52 I st, s w cor, Iniprote-

ment to nhiiii.li, Hwcdlsh M F. Cliiurh,owner, W II lllrknilre, areliltect. lost. . lS.ono

alar.ou at, w a, lot) s Tratei at. threedwellings, Jamea It ioun, owner,

.1 11 Lamb, andillci t wist .. . 7,800Mulberry at, 27. Iiupr iteinent to fai tory;

William Itollolrr, owner, E 0 Trillin,arclilteit. t tat l.ono

Prospect at, e s 452 n IsOOlsl; tlllio twii-sti-

dwellings,.! 11 Metflcr, ottnrr, W C

Dlckerson, architect, rott p.oooRoullnrii llouleiaid, lW 1)72. lniinte-mon- t

to fscturj. 0 A Eilcs.on, osner, IIIIorul irgcr. arcniteet. cost. lo.ono

Bouthern Houletard. w s, 50 s H7th slifour story itat. Elirabeth lilundell, own- - .,.or John Do Hart, arihltnt cost .

Pt lUymond av and Lafajette st, s e cur;two st try duelling Frank Louk, owner;nrhelltig, aichltect cost . . . 4, .00

Weat Farina road, a a. 75 w I attrema aye,two attrt lofts mid atrrea, l(rrii,au hlllll,otvmr. II Ebeliiu, art hititl "i 3,000

Weal llroad wat und Worth si n forlofts and atores. Thomas lit 11,

owner. Monte A Lalnlsledt I, .iirhitet Is;cost . . 45,000

Id av, e a. ii 171th st four two toryl'ats. , tlluiueiithal owner, Moore o

Inndsledel, ar, Intt-- t ts nl ., R.no.15th at. Pel" lout three lite story n 1

basement dwt lllng. WIT Hall. own. rs.Welch, smith A I'l.no-i- . architects, co.t 2"Vno

Md st 2IID .'1 I W two llte-tm- y Hals,rhllip 11 W off owner, hi hneldei !t

bite, ts .o-- t . ,. 5(1,000B",til at 7 F, liiiprnfelneut lo dwelling,

TCh.ipell, tiwner. I if.ii8.li A Nash archi-tect... mt .. :,onn

it1iltai11iU'.ii toi -sti ry flat. 11

C W'andell .state, owner, Heniy mlr-son- ,

an hltict c tst tm.oooOlatst lilt) F. flte t irj Hat Morris

u F P.llitin ar, hiteii, cost 30,000KiHthst, s s, n l n Pletsant nt two story

stable ami ctal yard, Unit Knnlai h,uwin.1, J W die, anhlteit, coat 2,000

,oyv a. votmr.'s wit.iIt Disposes uf n I.iirg." Kstntc Widow and

Tito ( lllldrcn Mnln ItnurlU Inrles.The will of John (I. Jlcore of tho firm of

Moore A Schley, hiokois, tt.is Hied for prohntojcatenlay It tvn- - ctceutoil on Deo, 7, 1 WW.

nnd was rollotvcd by ,i codicil on Mny 18. lHie.i.

The will imnics Mr Mooro's partner. Cirnnt It

Schley, nml John W, Simpson anil ThomtiaThncher I'xccutots. hut tho codicil nnnulfl thoappointment ot Mr Schley because of the de-

mands of Mr ScIiIcj'r ottn business nlTalrsupon his tinin nml hcnlth The tnluoof theetnto Is not ntntod.

The following berpiosts are mada: To MrMooin's ulster, r.llcn .. Mo-jie- . SIO.OoO; toFlorence Godfrey nml Je-s- lo Godfrey, daugh-ters uf Wilson nnd I.oulsn Gotlfrey, $10,000each; to his brother. Harry D Moore, $10.(00;to his sister. Vida 1' Moore. $10,000; $40,000In trust to hit brother, H.irty 11 Moore, so thathis daughters Katharine aniK'onstanco Moore,hill each h.no the Income of Inlf of it, nml all

sonants who hate been In Mr. Moore's employfor live ears are to get S100 for ctcrv cur ofemployment

The testator left two chlldicn. Ituth nmlFaith, each of whom geti a spcclul ln'iiuest nt$100,000 Tho, are nlsn tohnte between themall tho jewelry, niiuiiitures, slltcr plute amichina "which Lolongcd to their inothei, nndthe library formed by her nntl enumerated inthe catalogue thereof prltately nrinted inIH.i'J." Ituth getH a painting by Dupro amiFaith one by Di i

The widow. Louise Hartshorne Moore, Is tohate Mr Mooro s stable with Its furnishingsaud all horses nntl lanl.iges The will satsfurther "Iheiebv cotiflnii tho gift mmln bymo to my said wife at the time of ourmairiiigo,nntl allot niv pletures, works uf nit, objoti-ilt- iterm, c und all like things slncoplnceii by til" In tho house 11 HaBt blxty-llfl- h

I cite toller "1 lib ttltltitv nut! daughters aro to hato among

them Mr. Mooro's house ami "uuteuts withother Property at Winter Harbor, Me.

Four funds are to be ciealed of an amount tolleldMr MotreV r, 1. len I. Mooro, an

$ii,0 hia ytur; Mi. Mir ill 11 Altlriclimi Income of SI, Olio a year, Wilson iiodtrey anincome iif$l,'-'iiO- n j ear and hid widow nn in-come of $1, n je.ir '1 he cotllcil gites A I.1'nrrllt of Meuben, Me, $1,000 and Nelliellhodesof ltll Halsey Ktteet, lirooklyu, nil

for life of slo a monthThe rest of the estiito is to bo ditltletl Into

tluee parts. The incniue of one pa it will gotoMr Mi'Ore'h wltlotv with remainder oter lo hischildren, and the income uf die other tttupaitsIs for his daughters, Ituth and lalth, for lltuwith reiunlndet otortotheli Issue,

sot ii.iiii.i-- : ran uuashsqs's acts.Hoy Shot Ohrila tilth n lint niter Git en to

Him ly Griindfather Dottd.The suit brought by Julius Oberle, a sV.oe-mak-

of Sltth atenue and Ninth street, to$0.oo0 damages fiom John Dnwd, the

cliiof clerk In the office of the County Trens-uie- r.

for Injuries sustained nn July 4 last bybeing shot In tho loft leg by Fredeiick Dowd,the grnudson of tho defenil.int,was dismissed by Justice Kuogh In the Su-

premo Court In Ilrooklyn lesterday. Testl-nuiii- y

was giten to show that Mr. Dowd gavehlsci.uidsou a ratolver and some blank s.

The hoy managed to get homoball cartridges. Ho cuteied tho 's

store, nnd while talking with theplaintiff n cattrldgo was aeeidentallf

nnd (Iberlo was injured tiberlethat Mr Don d was lliiaucially lespnii-Blbl- e

for the uetlou of his ginndson. as thoshooting was due to the negligence of thede-fende-

in git Ing his grandson ilm revolver"Suppose a boys grandfnthnr cites him a

knife," said J ustlcH heogh. "anl tlio boy cutsthe tail from our dr to.it, cm ou hold theCrauiKiitlmr for tlio tlamageh '

Justice Keogh held that It ttus not negligencefor the defendant togivo his grandson n

mill ho declined to allow the matter togo to the juiy.

Mcniiillnl Tnhlet to Ira, Daniel I.eroy,N'KttronT. U I .Juno '.'S A memorial tablet

was mivolled in old Tiinity Chuieh Inmemory uf the late Mrs Daniel l.aiot. , giand-moth-

of Mis George Vandetbllt, Mre GeorgoG Merrill, whoso husbantl, the Ilet. Mi Mm rillofTiitodo, assisted in tho sort ices, nnd alsoCountess ildrsai nml Mrs John Melmhislliown. the latter erecting the lablot The in-

scription roads "To the ghny of dotl mid inlotlng ineinory of Hus.in I llynheth l.eio).daughter of Nicholas nnd I llabctb .Stuyrns.nitFish and wife of Daniel I.ero) Horn In New

orfc.Iulv W. Itori. dlotl In Newport July Ll).IMisl." " I heaid lhovolcoof.Isubsay 'loinounto me ami real "