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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-21
REAL ESTATE.
AN INTERESTING SALE IN ST NICHOLAS
PLACE.
RUMoR AS TO NC DEAL NOT 'CSiipiSO
THE FAcTS-DwELLING SOLD FROM



Tho most interesting, sale OF city realty yes'er-
dav was ono I'm foreclosure proceedings In 'ns
broadway auctlon-roomf. Tho parcel disposed vi
was a single vacant lot In St NichoIaS 'iaI''
"5yI0n adjoining tho old Fay homestead conp'H
ing eizht lots extending east to Convent-a'e' h'u
Colonial Park owned by Richard Croker
Tho Offering OF the lot at auction caused so"'
lively competition, although only tho pAlhuil "i'.
.he defendant were represented. II was unders'oon
that the rnortgagee would allow $1,000 To remain on
bond and the Bidding over this amount am
SAT- az interest and taxes. The bids rose untlI !ae
LOT vas finally knocked down 10 the pisntih' =
s Howard for SO 600 making, with the charges
total price % siiGt3 for the lot M w yHse sT sale
auction ak years ago for $4,000. inc prfsnI paca
is especially Interesting because ~. Nlcn,T -, Tho
Is now practically the southern coh"""A'io'' VI '
Speedway. 49, = No,yer
soid In foreclosure No sos East Seventy ,hnd-s.
n sngle-story frame building. 21AlO2- 10 .r ,RRnaa,
tiff FOR 1880. tho vacant plot AZ tne o,lk nj
corner OF Baker-ave. and Sherldan-at. ~ ~ ~ ~
the adjoining lot on the north eide o.
25xa1x irregular 70 y. !. Leonard. Tor sl's'1. w,
The sales al private contract YESTERDAY W. e. cir
cuiation among tho brokers that an inipoItan6
In uptown property involving over si',''n o,ar g.
been practically closed on inquiry nome,t1 oor,
Wa, found that the transaction is nor, ~ IA ia
rleted hut its successful close, It may De saio -
not likely to be delayed for many days, ,,,,rg
Dun & Rusher sold yesterday Tor Jane a. stnr V
American basement dwelling mouse vs. I;:ndave
erected at tho northeast corner OF Wcst od r;hu
and ne-hundrcd and second,st, Tor SiJooN 10 100
Henry Marks SOLD for n MI Wechsier 10 n 10
c, NIchoIss-ave. n nye-story nathouso, on P'o'
81 sx14O 2x27xl.37 on private terms ,rr bv
Hawley Hoops Med plans yests,raFaE;t ory 70 be
erected at Elm. crosby and Jersey sts.' s'SHS4o'
a 4 cost OF $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-21
YACHTING.
THE NORTH AMERICAN YACHT RACING
Unions ANNUAL MEETING.

UNIONS ANNUAL MEETING.
The council Of the North American Yacht Racing
Union, composed of Louis NJ. Clark. CT Boston,
chairman: Newbury D. Lawton, or New-foTS'
treasurer, and Frank Bovine Jones. of New-YorS.
secretary. has given notice OF meeting 10 Do
held by the association. According TO Article OF
the articles Of association OF the North American
Yacht Racing Union the annual meeting OF tho
union shall be held on the first Saturday IA october
,n each year. which this year falls upon tho first
Of the month. Tho place OF meeting IS 10 be DO
7ermined by the council No action having been
taken at the last meeting OF the council regarding
the October meeting Of this year. mail vote will
be held 1t IS suggested that the ting be held In
either Network or Boston.
The secretary c. the council wrote yesterday to
the members OF the council asking them 10 make
known their choice 10 place OF meeting
soon as possible. and 70 state whether It would
t.a convenient for them 20 attend meeting of tho
counciI on the day previous 10 the annual meeting
The Eiverton Yacht Club. Of Riyerton. y. j..
has ennlisl FOR membership in the union. a mail
slip nas also Seen requested.
union left open for another year in order to obtain
rho advantage OF experience IN another season or
racing The question as 10 the formula 10 be
seopied In ,s M pont wSch Is always
approached with much caution LOUIS NJ clark VIII
irobably have something interesting 70 say, as he
Is a, the front OF the yacht naeing IN Eastern
tests Of the year have taken place 20 iar as ne
New.York contingent Is concerned. II Is probable
tnar new thai over two hundred resattas
were announced in Boston for Eastern yachtsnen
AZ seems likely shat experience must have been
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-21
POSTMASTER GENERAL SMITH TO SPEAK

Washington, Sept. 2o.-Po,tmaster-General Smith.
in addition to other political addresses has agreed
to make one at Columbus. ohio, on october Is. His
presence on this date secured by the Ohio
Editorial Association. Tho PostrnasterG General has
also been Invited 10 make campaign addresses In
Nebraska and will DO 50 II his trip be arranged
SO as to include points in that state. The address:
at the Omaha Exposition on PENNSYLVANIA Day will
not be OF political character Tho Postmaster
General is now in Philadelphia. and win return 10
Washington at the end OF the week. He will start
for the West early in October accompanied by Mrs
Smith and his private secretary. c. Il. Dawson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-21
THE CRAFT AND THOSE WHO SAIL THEM

The steam yacht Loando. which was taken By
AMI I, Barber Of the NewYork Yacht Club, In
mart pavmont for his steam yacht the Calypso
when the latter was sold 10 Mrs. Curtis has como
into one OF the South Brooklyn yards 10 be lald up
Captain John Greenlaw Is IN charge
J. Rogers Maxwell has stopped sailing for this
wear and his racing schooner. the Emerald: has
north pier All tho mahogany deck ntungs are
covered with their winter snow boxes. though Tho
awning. SIN up to protect the decks from The
heat.
Tho steam yacht Linta, the flagship OF tho Co
lurbia Yacht Club. in TO South Brooklyn
yesterday to take in stores for a cruise UP the
Hudson 70 Albany. Her owner. Commodore Wal
Their Luttgen, will start tomorrow.
The steam yacht Chctolah. owned by A. ]. Wise.
came to Brooklyn from Port Washington Long
Island on Monday. 70 have some repairs made 10
her machinery. Captain !. W. Matthew'S TOOK hcr
out last night
" Nelson's nae big schooner-yacht the Miranda
came TO a stanSstill AZ South Brooklyn on Scptem-
Der 10. and since then the preparations for tho
winter have continued, md her decks have been
painted white. Her polished bulwarks Of 2ii-nch
solid mahogany will be covered.
The steam yacht Armorca. owned by James
Bavtland Of the Atlantic Yacht Club. is still IN
commission and takes daily sails
David Hunt Of the Atlantic Yacht Club has his
steam Yacht tho Rialto az Tebo's. where sho will
lie UP.
When s,earn!ng In The nciehborhood OF Norton's
Point Yesterday morning the yacht Marguerite.
owned by Guy LOOMS OF tho Atlantic Yacht Club,
ran over partly sunksn log ara 1ToEe hcr PRO-
upon the floating drydock at Teho's yards. South
Brooklyn. to receive a new screw.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-21
COLONEL VAPPS VISIT.

Colonel Hart Of the Sth Ohio Volunteers-the
Presidents Own-called 1T the list Regiment
Armory on Monday evening and met General
Smith and members Of his staff ut brigade head
quarters. He is IN the city looking after, gome
ms MIXERS OF his regiment who ILL., Colonel Hart
VIII he the guest OF Major r. J. O'Donohue at
luncheon today AZ the Down Town Clup. General
Smith and ex-Mayor Strong VIII be In the party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-21
Couulrn Real estate for Sale.

A pamphlet prepared by residents OF
Metochen, N. j., describing that place, is
directed simply to heads OF families. 1t is
not real estate agents circular: 1t gives
the facts about Metuchen. Those who
Issue it desire to reach only congenial peo-
pie, looking for subur ban home, who may
from reading the facts be led to visit them
and who may from visiting them decide
that Metuchen offers the kind OF a home
and the kind of surroundings they want.
The pamphlet may be secures by addressing
A. c. Litterst, Metuchen, N. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-21
THE HrccANEER RETURNED TO OWNER

,rhc eteam YACHT Buccancer, WINCH waS EI'c''
,,roor d,tionaIv 70 the United States Government
81, w r Hearst 10 be used IN auxiliary war
vessel has been returned 10 her owner dr 6oU.
ooond,t;on and with the thanks OF the CoVeIhmeHt
sor tha rood service rendered. The yacht Sun has
her war paint on. and in Manning Inc b o.a
Gins looks dngy beside the smart yacnt y cdcltc'
Witch is radiant in her white and gold Inc an, am
mutation was removed yesterday BY Jonn MITE,
Who ia in charge OF the yards. The armament OF
the yacht still remains IN place. and any one VINO
understands tho unpcasantness or rapid-irc guns
can see that the Buccaneor has been mn ngly cus-
Toner 10 tackle IN spite OF her comparatively
lcf1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-21
TROTTING AT TAUNTON.

Taunton. Mass. Sept. 20.-The Bristol County
Fair opened to-day with nno weather, a large at
tendance and good racing. The winners OF the races
Rryant 70. r Wose). mat Catherine Lufette, blk M
IJ,ha:on) second Foxwr2d Girl. L. u)rew) Brockon
third Best tne-224h. 49,. 90.
Secord race OILS class pacing, purse Seol-Won ~
Naze,te b. T. daley. Almary Oh. H. diyde), second
Marjorie b. IN. Ckervoi0. third. Best tme-2lI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-21
THE ELEANOR TO BE D1sMANTTED'
PIC SLATER YACHT SOLD TO MRS. oARDkzA' OF
GERMANTovN. PHILADELPHIA

GERMANIovN. PHILADELPHIA.
Tho beautiful white throe-masied yachl L!e4no.
oame in from Newport 10 Meanings shPs' III no
Erie Basin. South Brooklyn, yesterday ana mo
crAvr Immediately began 70 remove hef canvass
She IS now IN process OF being LAID M iof me VII
ter The term 81 the charter 10 Colonel OhVeI ~.
Pavne has not yet expired. but It is pFoDaDle 'nd'
,o.s.ss,on ~ the Yacht will bc Transferred to-noT
row to the new purchaser. William A. S iii mad
Eow-T ondon for whom the Eleanor Wa o,r o -
his secretary visit The yacht Yesteiday L5,ior Tor
roea az seeing that r1e was ~ proi' Eva ft
transfe- As be wen, round the woTd ~ ms - he
under charge Of Captain Scott ne I iiTneI WIS
tween lin and the woll-known crack shlpPei ""'
Of . cordial nature. Ia o.. Me- c,-5eza Of
Germantown philadelphia. who WI Wing nv o fron,
a crr,iso TO Europe next year IN cYililnf o51a
S,.Crrar, ~ Rrooklvn distance said 10 De one
bnrdred and forty miles by the snoIest W. IrrtI-
sege ina Fie7nor covered the distance IN Ma
Ten hours she was built Is l2-knot pU@ 1ySu, ARK,
soHod being dN>med sufficient Tor az I,',r,ct
craff but she alwavs logs better than Ter Via
60 nd an her 70 ssaCes 20 and from LIS. eon
49, g1-As she never averages less N ~, c,,te
mot an hour for tha entire distance rev ,,olIar
can show this record for passages % S'''''"'
length.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-21
ALTERATIONS.

Greenwch-.'. 40 10 % ~ 20 nvs-s'cry brick
power station. tile New York steam COMPANY.
owner. tho Berlin Ircn Bridge Company. No %
Naeshu-5t. architects OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .-..-,
JIth-st. cor SIN ave. 10 n five story brick
nathOuss. with stores. Patrick Donnelly. NO i0l
6th- ave. owner. v CroLier. No 546 West
1'ff-|', fFchfcrt -rs+stsss.s.tt
Cstharlnc- ST. so w. 10 n two story brick dwell
ins. with store. Mary NJ stage 10 "a Monroe
-. Bro"klyn. owner. II Shook * Sons. No 20l
3Sd-st, No III East. 70 four-story brick tone
nont; pevries, No 400 Sd ave, owner, u y
JsrliY, hrchltHGt
6th-ave. Nos soS md 4lo. 20 three three-siory
brick rAihouses. with stores; u NJ Hvch. No
1iU Broadway. owner: Mayncke architect. &.
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,rrrlr 40 PACEl2:a1 ok.
RACING AT CONCORD.

Concord. y. H. Sept. 2o.-rhe two races ut the
Canitsl Driving Park this afternoon wcro won by
favorites in straight heats. Tho track was fast
and the attendance GOOD.
FIRST raos Cparlng 2.21 clar-. purse S0o)-von BY
Clsyc.ps Dr. e pagc). Jennie Halo. bT fTafO sec
onA; Golden Wilkes. b. (Gatoomb third Best time 80
2I1it. 49,. 49, ,
second GREETING $50 class purse $Do'-.won by
(laIEcyJ TrlcyOr. en- tBOycel, SEQ
ond Carol b. M (shannonl. third Best lime ISL.
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70, o,,rr. OLIVER II. PAYNE's YACHT.
TIM FIRE STEEL VESSEL THAT VIII" 0N
rN~-CHED Al BATH

Bath. Me. Sept 20 (speciaD.-The IaTge s.ee,
Yacht for Colonel Oliver II. Payne "nich s,''. =.
lart spring has been In course OIL - ~.
r,,ddla az next month The outside plating IS now
veil on toward completion. The engnes VII, oG,
velop over 900 horsepower ana snT v VIA steam
SarbS Eeanor only considerably largrr a. Inc Inc
Scvy boat will be seventy-hve feet iohEc y!ngineeT
ganeton who are now on the Eleanor wh ,f o,,s
year il under charter TO Colonel faSne;. Nttings
% Eath 10 superintend the new uoa1 a., -
No name has yet been selected for her ,,oS Nv
nected that she will be In run cointn''S'0N -
+,rch of next wear.
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HARNESS RACING.
cRrscEUs DEFEATS BINGEN IN THE Puhi'
TAN STAKES FOR STATIONS
AT EEADNIILE.

pe,dv,lIe. Mass. Sept e)-The great race al INC
,econd davis meet o. the New-Engann Ifo.,"'
Horse Breeders Association was INC Nv s''''o"
NJ If., C,r.scors and tho Blue Hin horse
49,, to,,,,,, ont three OF the i've heats in Grahh
.,,,e twice Binscn led the big chestnut under tne
wire. but IN the deciding heat the FORBES no. ~
was not quite fast enough, and again follower .ne
tradition that nc could not win race OH I'' Wv"
.-ci, ,or croecens took the heat ana race 10y "a
-. ,,ec,. Totvths landing the IRE Wea'n,n ""'
good track the Tim i6 fpd r2 1eeerdsy, provcd
~. ~ - rr,nroyiden 80 for che won IN eIdI-"'
heats although ne last one VA. Gny sD ny in tho
80 ,,.33r-od class while in tho 20 paCI 800
pngTe AID Iibbe 9 he'd grand hsht Tor me W..
In two of the heats. but Betsy was ""'7
for her rival. an lr.ss
TIE PURITAN sTAKr;s-TFoT'r1NG 2'i' 'i''0N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-21
COLONEL AsToR TAKES HIS LAST SAIL

Colonel John Jacob Aston arrived AZ South Brook
Ism early yesterday morning in his big steam
Yacht NourInaha which left Newport on the preVi-
ous evening and came straight through: This was
the last sail that Colonel Aston viii take inns
season Soon after his arrival the crew began Ine
work OF LAYING up the Nourmahal. and by O'CLOCK
her spars had stripped Of their canvas and the
boat was rapidly taking on her winter appearance.
Mrs. Aston did not come up with the yacht. up
tain Curtis is still in charge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-21
OK INTEREST TO wHEELMEN.

Tho friends Of the Royal Arcanum Wheemen' Oh
erookIvn. had picnic and road race near Jamaica
yesterday. Tho race was for ten miles, ana II Was
tarted AT IIillsde-ave. at 5:Sl p. M large NUM-
re- y, snectators was present. and the contest was
-, Interesting one throughout. There were th ir
- starters twenty-five Of whom nnisheo: me
49, was won by NJ. +. lapel handlcap foV: l p5
-oe p 90. r. Brown % rninutes) secono lII,e ~
- W Uoyvsnd 60 minutesl. third time ~, "a y
Teward goo fourth time 27;S9 r NaI, 49,
sF+h zine 27:4o Edward X Smith Nnisheu III" W
Su, he was disqualified.
Thu following IS the score in the National chanl-
r,onsb,p: Bald. les: Taylor. 1s9; Mcfarland. ia;
K,robe liz; Cooper. LOG; Gardiner. 80; Freeman q!
stevens 60: Martin, 49, Mertens, IS; Eaton, 70
TtsSer IA '"rom'' Butler. 9; Bowler, RISER, q
s,ns (. Brown 5; Eden. 4: Becker, 4; Nas ,f III
%, g Xaeer 3: Terr 8. Bourotte z: BIZ - THE
~ .: Coleman, ]; Caldwell, l; CaDanne' l.
Tho Associated Cycling Clubs OF Long Island has
.rranred its bowling tournament for the winte'
months. The games will be played at the paiacs
.usvs The road race OF the association VII o.
hald on the Nerrick Road, ana not Oh the "'A
man Boulevard, as had been stated
Cyclists desiring to Join the League OF American
whee,men may obtain full printed Information ans
,nsrnhsrship blanks by sa5dpS their names ana 40
tresses 10 The Cycling Ejltor OF The 1roUne'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-21
NOMINATIONS FOE CONGRESS-.

Bridgeport Conn. Sept. @-At the Republican
Congress Convention of the WITH District held this
morning T. J. I'LL. os Norwak. was unanimously
renonnated.
Dover, y. H.. Sept c0--E. ]. Knowlton of Man
chester, nominated for Congress to-day by The
Democrats OF tho lot District.
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SHERMAN CLAY WINS zoe PACE-PIT-ATCs' TH0
c:t? TTOT-STAR POINTER ~ FIND hhAFh
Terre Eaute, Ind. Sept. 2o-Tho second Gay
card Of tho Terre IIaute TTottng Association IN
cuded the 22S trot the 200 pace. the 2lS trot h"d
n eentlemen's race for trotters Numerous p'iia"'
Nnishes were made, and especially was TINS 'rue
NJ tho 90, pace IN the second heat OF which Sier
man Clay was nearly carried OF his feet seVerhi
times by Nicol u. At the finish OF tho 'hlru "e''
five horses went under tho wire so punched that
blanket would have covered them Sherfnan ''aS
winning by n nose from Nicol i.
In the third heat OF the 215 trot Phatus Won oy
a nose from Denlont who was neck.and-neck Wioh
Rcd star with Humboldt not n hat-ienEtn De .h
tho leaders and the field ut her heels IN" We'.rsI
was magnificent and the attendance ihl1 81, ! nv, no
track Is becoming better each day. go Stf, olosI
arrived early this morning and VIII endeaVor 10
beat his record Of 1;594 on THURSDAY 10 IS III "
celont condition. Tho summaries:
y.rs. rnce croux 22s elasslMinnie DirchTood ion
=, etraICht hsatA Tme-213a. 214h. slt' nI.es
Ior1nan eeord Maggie third Fannie BIauhs iou.
Minnie Brentwood went every heat bet,er man l VIZ
ItoIs ro-ord hobby and ISoyai Rene also started
ceeond race pacing class sherman Gay "on "a
,,ra,rht heats Time-2:O7A. 2pJn. 2uos. Hie9l d.
eecor5 satin Slipper third Milton b. fourth hing fk-
bert and Miss Williams al~o started .,-A.
Third race (2:l3 class IN tingl pafrs Won In suas
psm0nt thir: Al Rich. fourth Nernnt J. W, -; ~
star jamie T.. MEDIUM Wood and Humboldt Mild also
fourth race (chasnge 500 40 class trot,in
s.26A. 2:24is. 2:23h, e2Sh. Battle AT. second AVER
MA efaT -
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NEW BUILDINGS.

Ieth-s,, 40 coo "a siG Wet. and No 6i3 70 els
Wee. <S'h-sf for three-story brick ware
house and stable Lao. lOx2no.10 Pahst Brewing
Company, owner; I, + Smith. No 2Ss broadway,
architect
Broome-s,. Nos 222 ana pa. for a six story brick
naihousc. ios6j. Bursteln e. Pomersnz. NO 10
Uonry-st. owners: NJ j Smnllheiser. No lSJ1
Washington ave. architect Observation-Disclosures.
Elm, Crosby and Jersey ste. for a six-story brick
factory 81 3xst9: Hnwiey Hoops. owners.
J II Thomas, No 40 West 5sth-st. architect.
Tnion-ays. cor Dawsor-st; Prospect-ave.
cor Dawron-st FOR two rour-story brick fiat
houses 27xSS: James Meehan. owner and
architect ............. :.-...:..
webster-ave a. rs n OF boulevard. for a
tvo-atory frame shop. 25x7o George Armstrong.
owner. r u Albrecht, ls,th-st and fremont ave,
,sith- a. s e. Is n OF Jerome-ave. for n one
story frame dwelling. loH39. Carrie sinshi.
ovner. + + Alhrecht. architect .................
Idvingston-ave r >. go II Q ot Garneld-st, for a
two, nd one-half- story frame dwelling, 1sx
4. Walter Dixon, owner. w t Mapcs archt-
AAct
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rRoTr1No; AID PACING AT ROCKVILLE.

Rockville Conn, Sept. 2D.The races which were
rim To-day in connection with the Rockville annual
fair drew "A large attendance and the sport was
good The 2:20 class. tho only light harness event.
necessiaed five heats though there were only four
starters. Summary:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-21

,,,-od thar will call for the usual "doctortng OF
~ racing rules Tho question a. 10 ACQUIRING
simisrlty Of rules IN both England and America VIII
pe taken UP.
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PEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

r[Ts Tho S1n 5ns' M dT;Sss1 ana @' Annie
'si IL H. James s. i' M.f 10 John Bsa 10
v I2sa Pj,c. s. 2 . # Of Jeannss-s OK
10" one-hnn part: adam IahT IT. to Hen'y 800
1I lanr s. cs +; Of Hous,on-s, so.sxloo:
David Msysr Ma'sss Ns;:f 10, Ta:5n;;a 1850
ION i 20 West. 16s1Iooli Joseph herbs. ,,c,o
to Henry poniser 'v;;or5,-ay.
1T1ysTs 5.s csG. q 5e.:phi"a
Sam. N Prdpsfty Eaward Mccrya'a executor $50
rtaScr 70 '2sFSO efna1 Anthony ave- 41s15ior
sans Gs 10; ,t '1r 70 osspbno Datcn TO Margaret
Mccstsl a1i another. ce ;iia;o.st OK
Stanton -, " ~. ard No loo Esser-s'' i''dor
c;aS5 ,s2 70 .'C SoTner wilietts: 5o1ico; Michael
: Mnidue.n. referee. to Louis Riehman and "a 20
s' i,, 40 % .Eort, a2sioos; Peter Padian 10
az, SA t crSr James, % 245721 irregular
William L Bowling ana another 10 Lawrence 100
7.h,s. 8 s. %, It ot avenue A, c'rio22 James
,r snS-.sn 80 @ Il q 5thSv. 25nooi. Her
Ns.reet . I1.e a Hss. e, TO- ,soo cot o
tred Johnson 70 august Iohns =. - ,,ss.,
''asE. so SSobis Ro,E.ofni 20 Louis 10
LIsinrton-Aye Nos 2 1876 and 2.ol7: John Keosh 900
saa sa "a VIC NS. % IS " aaa 800 Sorioo' Jacob
,s i''.eA'5'' 70 5 a'G. Of 5R-av, isIoeii 20,
~ crso .: MARY 4 walker 20 John - Bat~r.'. l
d., s. 800 n % :, K,, - 1000
. - WaAsUorrh- ave. -oNloo.
sfar,ar~t OJlrlen . Daniel u Spence L
7th-s' o. i2p n or "a ave. :ori~22; Jonas .uo.
Well - ni % y IRIS IIue and another. Noo
Her, a., NS N =, i' "a Me-, oo75o
u0s..au 20. SIS 40 AZ and Alt Etst. G2'KOi6. =,
Pincus I,Jwculcd Ct al 20 Abraham stone .; a. /
ch g, 81 No ~ -''i '.''' 1900
iiat, - a 400 II u eth ave. 3AGxiD;
William l. Austin an another 70 Adam Dan .
Nhner - - - r,,.,c, =. ., c,iqi 10.
has, f I"s,.1 w Mo1ri. singer .. 1900
i7S4-si W ,sJ hSs' i''' h.a -. 1900
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Furnished Eouscs 90 Eet

<N<~><N
n UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE FURNISHED tiOo o 81
n On Ienox nm nelghlNrhool Madison ave. ana osti
w. ' '' JAMES Y KAY. IL broadway.
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HARNESS HORSES At srFFIELD.

sur'eld. Conn. Sept. 1.-The racing in conn"c-
ton with the fair and cattle show OF the Sunield
Agricultural Society. which opened to-day proved
interesting To tho largo crowd present Two races
we're rim OF this afternoon tho struggle IN each
contes. being between the first and second horses
Tho summary:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-21
TIVE TroTTrRs At UTICA
Utica, y. y, Sept. 3o-The trotting races A. M
Highland Pari. Fair to-day resulted az ioHo"s'
p,frNG-2.o5 CT.Ass-pTRsB 500.
TiimN2:3ol.. 2:23I.. 2:?5i1. : 2Ss.

Rerteii b. x. (Green) ------.' q
Daisy -'--'.-
Queen Carlos -''s""'""-"
John PBncoaGt OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Tlme-227is. 22G's. 2.:3..
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Eeetures ano nlrrilngs.

''THE ART OF CHARACTERS KhADlN1
Ten Lectures commencing October 18th. o.eloeL
yro- particulars apply FOWLER WELLS CO. - Id"
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Furnished Apartments Go En.
1OOD ST. NEAR BOULEVARD Fully fn, N. ,
IU- ansr;rielt. q and bath new house. az ~
,,,cmenis Including hot water. nrs,-cass service ~
t. r,onth Apply 90 JANtTOR. 2Ui West 1924 81
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ArANiMESi,
upht rtaap Tho Arst1u. northeast cor. oon-
a. and pr5advay price 800 per month Apply super'h-
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RAcINc-o:4o c1Ass-puRsE $50.
RAcING-2:35 CLAss-PURsE 1io

HoTe'ui, D. T. (Shcrinar)-
Hoispur. On. s. CWilooD. ....'''.'.'''''''''
Jersey Belle b. IN. N1eiGherl ...........-......
George l.. sOlace D. x. NorteD. ..........-.
Time 2sOl. 2.-si7. @.2sL
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roA1s or Isa5-2:25 crAss-prRsE s.
ro,,p GOOD RACES AT TERRE HAUTE.

Dlck Wilton b. r, sullivan. ...'- ..
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