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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-25
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

lanes, No 1872 for two-story brick dwelling
house and stable % xii Mary Ward, owner;
c BieIe No 3sl l2th-st architect.
Ams,erdau-ave n corner Of l2sth-N, Tor -FOUR
sto-v brick fathouses with stores. 24.exIS
and 25xs5xee4 Fitzpatrick. No ~ Nassau
81 owner: Edward Wenz. NO l'fsi Sd-aFe'
i7ist-st. e corner Of Westinghouse. for SIX
ave-story brick fathouses. with stores. lgrsd
oexss ana 80 6xpb: II Beer No 81 West
t1,fh-st owner: Neville Bsgge. No III west
f2sth-st. architects o.,
three three-sfory brick dwelling houses losx
20. A w cordes No ga West i5eth-st. owner
De I,enos a Cordes architects
sedxwick-a W a. 1e5 n Of Perot-st ror q
one-story frame storage, 25xl7; Julia Hen
Erickson owner; J. W. Liner, NO as Hs"
l4tst-st, architect s.,..''.'sf'*f'
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oouJyG POLO TOURNAMENTS.

<,..... club OF Westchester. has Just sent
49,, nrograrnme Of Polo Association tournaments
for 1889. II follows
,,A.v MAY 2B-country Club cups, MEADOW h'"oA'
os team against Philadelphia Country Cluo; soo1
seSg1s MAY 3I-CaHntry Club cups. iA@s""N
S,ns, Phiiadeiphis Country Club second ,sss aroo.
hsraass June 2-Westchester cups hsano" ~
,-.inst Westchester Polo Club c.,-v c1ub NJ
AsWondsy June 6-Country Club cdps Co1hu' NJ "a
County against winners Of MONDAY - ~
srr,A.v june e-Coantry Club cups. Liza "-' -
A.. "a sxzinst winners OF Iuns o.
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ESSEX CorNrY
woMEx's CHAMPIONSHIP AT ARDsLEY.

The first round at match play in the women's
championship golf tournament Of the Ardsey club
took place yesterday the Ardsey links. Those
eligible for it were the eight who qualified in the
aodal-play round of the previous day. AS result
Mrs A De Witt Cochrane Mrs. NJ. VI. Van Buren,,
Mss Caryl Eidlitz and Mrs. F. L. Eldrdge are still
undcfeated and they will meet again in the second
round to-day in the order named The scores:
First round match pay-Mrs Cochrane beat Mrs. 2:
Barron / up DO holes) Miss Eidtz beat Mrs. F. B.
Kecch up 5 to play; Mrs Bldridge beat Mrs Eugene
Griffin 10 up. { TO play.
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NOTES OF THE LINKS.

Steps have already been taken toward the or
e~ni.ation of the Garden City Golf Club. which Is
70 assume control OF the links near the Garden
CITY Hotel after July l. Papers OF incorporation
were filed in Albany Tuesday. A new clubhouse
IS now in OF erection, and team 70 repre-
sent the club in this seasons matches has already
been chosen. The limit Of membership is 10 he
fixed at $50 but there now more than four
hundred applications the club may find some DIM
Guilty in keeping within this limit Up TO August l
the initiation fee is TO be SIS but after that date II
will be raised TO sloo and the annual dues will be
made $40 Herbert VI. Hartman. who won the
Metropolitan golf Championship there In april lis Is
Ssys e R neiade u REGINALD BROOKS. J. B. Taller
J. A. Stillman. J. A McCord and D. b Fuller Inc ne
vice-presdent. Devereux Emmett; secretary, George
l. Hqboel treasure william F2.oat,1s Sommtee
Thomas L. Manson. Jr.. William NJ BALDWIN: Jo-
seph A., McCOrd George L. Hubbell and William
P. Ward.
The Oakland Golf Club. of Bayside. Long Island.
announced yesterday the following additions TO Its
calendar:
May May ac-aOdaS handicap e for special prizes
June sGTeam match Oakland vs. Nutey. at Baysids;
June lo-Team match Oakland vs. Nutey Nutiey;
mixed foursomes FOR members
1ns Is T. AND oa SRsn T
june - club al Bay Ridge Long Island; Governor
Univ 1-Tesm match Oakland VS. Marine Field Club.
Bayside.
A team match is 70 be played at the Englewood
course on Saturday between teams OF twenty-five
men representing the home club and the Staten
Island Cricket Club. The match will be at eighteen
holes.
GALA DAY ON THE MORRIS COUNTY LINKS
The second of the women's tournaments for the
Long Course Cup took place yesterday at the Nor
ris County links Morris County may not produce
player who can hope 10 equal Miss Hoyt In the
forthcoming National championship, but It's mem
bers are evidently determined take advantage OF
the preliminary season Mrs. William Shippen
played a particularly able game. covering the fuii
mems course in l15-a score that many OF the men
themselves could not equal Her card was the best
of the day though as she rated at scratch IL
gave her only third place In the handicap flrst
place was taken by Mrs. Oliver Adams, whose
handicap was 49, giving her a net total OF lo2
Another competitor whose game was followed
with keen interest was Miss Maude X. Wetmore,
the runner-up 10 Miss Hoyt in last seasons cham
pionship at Ardsley. II was her first appearance
on metropolitan links since that time. and. though
she lacked much Of the freedom and confidence
that made her game attractive then II was fun
Miss Wetmore was also rated at scratch. Her caro-
G IN II. B 40 Is 40 10
Tomorrow the seui-annual club champions hip
merely a preliminary 10 that AFFAIR. The sum-
mary follows
Mis- oliver Adams Gross Heap Net
29' . .:.::.s Ts,S5ssfsS la Is ,oa
Miss Edith R. csthn:
out % . .....;ss ssss 1877 is 100
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PACE WON BY PETROLEUM AUTo-CAR

ro,do, Nav 3-The Paris correspondent OF
THE Daily Mail" says:
.Tn ,h. race between motor-cars and motor
cycles from Bordeaux to Paris. a distance Oh so
miles. NJ. Charron won in Duke. petroleum auto
car covering the distance in Il hours - minutes
and p seconds beating the previous reooru " .
hours: - bis suo-car can maintain an average
Of thirty miles hour for twelve newer "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-25
NO PARADE OF STREET-sWEEPERs

There will be parade OF street-sweepers TINS
year. Commissioner Mccartney made this an
nouncement yesterday afternoon. after he hsd heia
a conference with the Mayor Labor leaders mao
protested against the parade. and the men oid ho'
ike Il. hence II was decided 20 abandon Il
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was the winner with a net score OF Ios Some OF
the leading scores were:
THE YALE CHAMPIONSHIP.

New-Haven. Conn. May A-John Reid. jr. Of the
senior class. is golf champion OF Yale University
having to-day In the finals defeated W. B. Smith,
also a senior up and to play. The victory gives
Mr. Reid temporary possession of the championship
trophy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-25
CHAMPION TAFT WINS IN ENGLAND.

London May A.-In the golf championship games
at Prestwick to-day heavy rain and wind were
the weather conditions. Interest centred in the
contest between Champion TAFT and the Surrey
crack Sydney Fry TAFT led throughout and won.
Maxwell defeated Balfour Melville the Royal and
Ancient crack, In the fourth round.
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up c1ErELAND RAcK AT PRINCETON.

Princeton. y. j.. May 2i.-Grover Cleveland ar
lived IN Princeton this afternoon on the 5;23 train
He came in a special Baltimore and Ohio car His
coming was unexpected. and there was no one TO
80, hin, Mrs Cleveland being at ball game.
Ua anneara In his usual health.
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Conntrp i,ropertp for Sale or 90 Get.

A CHARMING COUNTRY HoME.rhis idesi pfSRd
n ertv mas many attractions located In the oee"iu
Fs.hk yaIley neighborhood hne drives neei
churches school posfoice and three railroad s,auons
r,cs roorn re-itence heated by steam excellent vel
~ sr,nkns water lcehouse nllcd With pure Ice INC
dence is atuated in large handsome. wsnsTr 49,
eneiv shaded complete OF out ouidingh IN tnof-
oaSh repair; acres Of choice land nioeiy feneea.
ds.rnble home a city viii cell al ~ caefa.
nrice or furnished from present time Ms ChAhr
a STORM vassar College Pougnksepsie' ~ T.
NOR SALE OR LBr.-Tenement and stors suitable fof
4 any business drugs or groceries, cheap r. D.
pOONAN owner Corona
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Converse J stedman TO Frank Curtiss No ~ 200 o,o
n wef5 r a0h Island Railroad Company to the United
States Mortgage and Trust Co%PanSg a s4tTe.
etc and lesses of foot OF East 34th-st James
slip Pinest. secures gold oonds n'v AZ ooo 900
Cooper Resale and Henry 70 Mutual ss,s lfs
Insurance Company No 70 west 'O'n.' 1900
H yGaaS C;cr.on and Manuel orpenheim Sender
Jsrmulowsky' Nos oS' ana 900 1900
Cunningham lanes 70 p MannAs'S Years 1880
Adler simon ct al grille Carreau lst-aVe' - 200
s., corner Morn TO frederick schwarz
Brook-ave widened. s. 1905 IT OF Sd-'' o. 600
Palermo ys4rs John. to Cornelius Kigg.lanc t.Gs-
etc il2th-st 10 II o. A's...'a 5000
ave % W ysaTs F Kngssnd ii2th-st iio M
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COMPANY 44th-st s. 9o.5 IT e OF Broadway an ooo
Mccovern 1absth NJ to The Eas. F Se.s5s ssv
p, years t.n,v +; ana Elizabeth v to Emily
Hall riverside Drive s. rs IT OF ss'h-''. 5000
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COMPANY ilsth-st 100 # OF Sth-aVe' =, 40
year y;,on z to Frank potter lis,hs,
325 II OF 7th-ave ees II TO st Nicholas % ca,
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corner asa-s "A year 20 National saving;
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vs yss.s Eb:n to James Barry wi'avs. 90
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same 10 sane' 81 ~ '..................... 5000
p,aoL Alexander G. 10 William Williams,
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cs,,amann Noise 20 Sylvester Pope. et al. er-
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WIiann G 10 Citizens Savings Bank.
iieth-st s. a25 OF Tth-ave. soe II to 81 ooo
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Kipatrck; o lanes to oasysra 1900
rch Sophia to syysistsr p ~ pfssh. years 10000
pnn Charles 20 the Greenwich Savings Bank.
Nos % and ," East ''n-s' !e''' 5000
ga, "a" Ah,am 10 the Germana Life Insurance
COMPANY lhth-s'' 4o y 5000
Bisnchi v.sn.o, TO Jane hen'p'o" $4,000
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GOLF.
ENGLEwooD TEAM BEATEN IN A MIXED
FouRsOME CONTEST AT ORANGE


There was a novel team match at the links of the
Essex County Country Club. Of Orange yesterday.
probably the first OF the kind that has ever been
held In this country Mixed foursomes in golf are
nothing new, but a mixed foursome team match is
something with which local players at least are I'M
familiar and II this sort OF contest that the
Orange players introduced yesterday. team OF
six couples from the Englewood Golf Club were
paired against similar number from the home
club and match play foursome rules were allowed
10 govern. The Essex County team won by score
Of 50 to g. but these figures hardly give a fair idea
OF the contest. which was much closer than the
score would seem 10 indicate.
Dr. and Mrs John A. Wells headed the Engie-
wood team and. though they were unfamiliar with
the which is difficult after Il is fairly
well learned. they defeated their opponents T.
T. Reid and Miss @. E. Henderson. by 2 up. Tho
only other pair on the Englewood side that able
10 score F. NJ Wilson and Miss Mabel Barber
who won from Howard A. Colley and Miss Van
Rensselaer, by the narrow margin of up. T. H.
Powers Farr. the Essex County champion had as
his partner Mrs. II. G. Cortis. who played in almost
fautess style and the two returned the best card
Of the day, taking 4e for the first round and A for
the second. which for mixed foursome play is
ceptonal on that links. Their card
f GS' ..:..::::::.::S E-as
Another capital match was that between H. B.
and Arthur Sherwood and Mrs. E. H. Jewett. OF
Englewood. which was won by the former pair by
6 up. The cards here were:
H b Billings Miss wImerding:
out fS .:.:.::::::::ss -,oe
A. Sherwood and Mrs. Jewett
Out On .........................Ss sess Gs-,,7
F NJ Harrison and Miss Burke added three
more points to the Essex County score by taxing
a well Learned victory over c. Blythe and Miss
Lena Smith, while c. F. Watson and Miss Green
rounded out the Essex County total Of thrty-two
By taking no less than eleven holes from Mr.. and
Mrs II. W Banks. The return match Is TO be
played at Engiewood on Tuesday. June 6.
The summary follows:
ESSEX COUNTY. ENGLEwOOD
T 7 Reid and Miss G. Or. John A. Wells and
E. Howard ........... o Mrs Wells ............ =
T H Powers and Smith Mowry and Miss
Mrs. II. c. Cortis. ~ Mowry ................ o
II. A. Colby and Miss F. NJ. Wilson and Miss
Rensselaer, OF NJ. Barber ..,......... ]
H. B Billings ana Miss A, sherwood and Mrs. 7. =,
WilmeTdng .......... G. ". Jewctt ............. q
F NJ Harrison and Mics c. blythe and Miss Lena .
NJ Burke ..-......... 3 Smith ................. %
C +. Watson Miss II. W. Banks and Mrs
Green ................ IL II. w Banks o
Total ............... % Total Observation-Disclosures. 3
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In Q $40 e-sS 40 -

HANDICAP AT MARINE AND FIELD CLUB.
The women OF the Marine and Field Club held
their first tournament Of the season yesterday on
the clubs links at Bath Beach. Miss c. F. Seare
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-25
BROOKLYN Y. c. OPENING AND CRUISE.

Although most Of the yachts OF the Brooklyn
Yacht Cub have been in commission for fort
night the clubhouse will not be formally opened
till Memorial Day. 1t Is part Of the Brooklyn's
plan 10 have an informal run OF the yachts after
the review. The fleet Of this club did not leave the
home anchorage last year. but It is practically as
sured that there will be general club cruise this
season. Commodore HUMPHREYS says that he has
not yet chosen the date, but that It will probably
take place in July. The fleet may go as far as
Vineyard Haven. The Regatta Committee has not
finally decided TO when the annual regatta VIII
be sailed but IL rs said that Monday June 49, which
will the day preceding the annual regatta or the
Atlantic Yacht Club. will be chosen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-25
LAWN TENNIS.
THE NEw-ENGLAND CHAMPIONSHIP.

THE NEW-ENGLAND CHAMPIONSHIP.
SEVEN PLAYERS LEFT IN THE SINGLES AFTER A
DAY OF EXCITING PLAY
New-Haven, May "a Observation-Disclosures bright
day greeted the lawn tenniS players here and a
large crowd OF enthusiastic spectators gathered at
the Lawn Club grounds TO the New-England
championship matches There plenty OF ex-
element in both the morning and afternoon
matches. and some OF the play OF a high or
der.
Only players left in the singles, and
this field will be narrowed down four to-mor-
row. Foote is the favorite with Paret and Hunt
ington second choices. The latter pair will
probably meet in the semi-hnals and the winner
will have to play Foote Hooker in the final
match for the championship. with the chances
strongly in favor OF Foote. Paret beat Allen this
afternoon in clever match that showed the
Lenox expert at his best. He forced the play
throughout. and kept Allen almost constantly on
the defensive The result surprise. as Allen
was expected TO win Another unexpected result
occurred the next court. in the match between
Hooker and Davidson The latter won the South
crn championship. at Washington. on Saturday.
The southerner was expected to win rather easily
but Hooker was too steady for him and Davidson's
of day had come. with the result that Hooker won
after an exciting finish. The doubles will also be
Is narrowed to the last four teams. The Hunting
ton brothers will meet Dodge and Noyes. and the
in the other half Hackett and Allen will play San
ford and Chase, and Foote and Hooker will meet
Mason and Kearney. the winners playing against
each other In the semi-fnals.
Scores:
Championship Singles: Second round-Richard
Paret beat J; a; Allen. Ga Ga. and F. l. Chase
beat c. l.. Childs, 6-s So. S.
Third round-A. z. Foote beat II. II. Hackett.
Championship Doubtless Preliminary round-C. P.
Dodge and w. Noyes beat J. Brown and II. P;
Bowles. O.. 6-l: r. p. Huntington and Ford
Huntington beaf Hooker various
f. II. Lewis and A. Mann, 60. So; H. H. Hackett
and j. A. Allen beat f. E. Hall, jr.. and II. L;
Hooker beat I. Henderson and F. Trowbridge.
So so
First round-J p. Paret and J. c. Davidson beat
y. A. Smythe and G. II. Nettleton, O., IS, 81
THE PRATT INSTITUTE ANNUAL SETS.
Skill was displayed by the Pratt Institute lawn
tennis players In their annual sets yesterday after
noon the courts Of the Pratt Institute Athletic
Association. Grand-ave.. Brooklyn. The summaries
Mems single: Cpreninsry round',c J. seaS b de-
festea g. Thomas 60 % eUl HSaney h a Snip9
d. F sperrey. Ga ca: II. c. Bredln defeated W. II.
Conover 81. Ga: H. G sedden defeated J. A Abarea
90 90. g. W H. Nash defeated G. T. N''"'S
First round-Frank V Magazines defeated H E.
Swift e. Ga r. T. Shields defeated J. Nutting.
e. 6-1; II. E. Boiser defeated J. II. Swift. Go by
bury, e.s o.: Frank V. Masalhaes defeated "; G.
Mems doubles FIRST round,Beser and Bredn defeated
C1ough and Binkers. IS -. ca.
Womens singles preliminary roundl-Nlss Gss de-
Miss Simmons, al, 6-i; Miss Hudson defeated Miss
Conover e-l 20. 10.
second round-Miss Cloyd defeated Miss Hudson Cd.
6-i, 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-25

Walter A. Peck. Of Providence. and Thomas L.
Arnold OF the Atlantic Yacht Club. have pur-
chased the cutter Ava having sold the cutter Cos
soon which they recently bought from Philip 7.
Dodge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-25

The Canarsie Yacht Club viii open on Memorial
Day and there will be a reception at the clubhouse
OF Canarsie. Long Island TO which severaI huHureu
guests have been invited. This Will last from :
untu n m when the darcing will begin. The
members Of the Reception Committee, F. c. Mapes
p Burgtorf and r. G. Hopkins, have had the cup
honse tastefulIy decorated for the occasion.
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THE CRAFT AND THOSE WHO SAIL THEM.

The steam yacht Nourmahal has returned TO her
old berth at Tebos. after first calling In at New
mort 10 telegraph for orders. The on board re-
port that they had uneventful passage from
Marseilles For a time she will be out OF commits
sion but will reft later In the summer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-25

Captain Wrnge the well-known racing skipper.
will be with Archie Hogarth on the shamrock as
assistant sailing-master. and Rowe "ho WAS nrst
80 80 the r-itannic will be chief officer. while
Stewart who was first mate on the Astrild' VIII
be second officer The third and fourth officers are
named Croker and Livingstone One ooatswain'
two boatswan's mates, two CARPENTERS Two san;
and bowsprit men, twenty-six ordinary seanen,
two stewards and two cooks comprise the snip :
company There are twenty-nine tnghshihen anu
twenty-one Scotchmen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-25

EIbridge T. Gerry's steam yacht the Electra came
to New-York this week from Newport. and 1t was
said on board that she would return to Newport
al once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-25

The fast steam yacht that is being built for James
o.o-dor Rennett. OF he New-York Yacht Club Will
have a Watering length OF $50 feet. and the de-
sgner G. watson is to make t hef so an a hour
She Is being built by Denny Brothers. OF dunbar
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Gnbnrban Real estate.


4 orNcY -Moniclair rsal estate all kinda sale and
A rent CLARENCE b TUBES. Bsekman-st. H. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-25

captaIo c. Unsworth is the skipper who Is hitting
out the steam yacht Alcedo Tor George W. Ohiius
Ersrai N the New-York Yacht Club.
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unfurnisbeo Apartments 90 Get.

THE HoI,YOKE APARTMENT HOUSE. West End eSo~
i corner 9th st . large light rooms and sls
vaor SEQ 10 sic0 others all prices. sTEVENs Wdsf.
corner CoumbuF-ave.
n rsretvsd M their Uptown once No. i2t2 Broad way.
"a door north OF 3st-st until o'clock m ADVERTISE
ren,s received at following branch oces Al regiAs
ONCE rates until O'Clock ?. viz: ~ su-aVe -
cor c3ds;. sth-ave.. cor 18th st May otn-ess:
Coumbus-sve. near West otth-eti ltu
West 4o6-st 6th-ave.: .. Eat IAN s. 20 "ess
Ios-s, between 7th and sth i'e East sIth-st
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A pyERTHEMENTs and subscriptions for me -rto71o
"A received a. Uptown Once. No i2t2 Brosdvays
"a slst-st. until oeock p m enverlee-
once until O'Clock D NJ via ~ wn-Avs;
i62 6th-ave. l2th-s. Mays Ha-&Ses
and itsh-st: Iz2 columhus-sve wes cstn-es -
Vest 42d-st. near eth-ays 81 EsA ith-st; ~ WEI
sd-ave.. between 10th and 1Ith sta L2s sdsvs 49,
los fr-aye. sDthst SO Sd-ave. noAD
1i,,-st $50 sd-ave: 30 Bescksrst 3z5 6iseehes-g
2e6 sd-avs. $40 East Toth-s;, isz1 tasva; 40 ~
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Gitp 6otels

Syr. NICHOLAS Family Hotel wsshlnx.on Paes. =.
- joining Broadway superior recommendation sorosse1
ana American plans Charges noferste
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ENGLEwOOD.

LsN 1A<s@ " w.
DR.. John 4. Wells and
Mrs. Wells ....... :.
Smith Mowry and Miss
MONTY ............. Z
F. NJ. Wilson and Miss
VI. Barber ..,........ j
A. Sherwood and Mrs.
". Jewctt ........... Q
c. blythe and Miss Lena
smith ......-.....-. ~
II. W. Banks and Mrs
II. W. Banks ........ 9
Total ............. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-25

A team match is 70 be played at the Engiewood
course on Saturday between teams OF twenty-five
men representing the home club and the staten
Island Cricket Club. The match will be at eighteen
holes
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FURNISHED Apartments 20 Let.

A TTRACTTvELY FURNISHED STUDIO APAh.Mhs
A 10 .ubl.t FOR summer reduced rental. elevator a.
restaurant IN building. PHELPS SHERWOOD eIODUs
IS W 9th st. references required
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THE PRATT INSTITUTE ANNUAL SETS.

Skill was displayed by the Pratt Institute lawn
tennis players In their annual sets yesterday after
noon on the courts Of the Pratt Institute Athletic
Association. Grand-ave.. Brooklyn. The summaries:
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TO AID HOMELESS BOYS.
Active Preparations for the Youths
Directory Festival.

A meeting was held on Wednesday
night of the general committee having in
charge the festival to be given in Armory
Hail. at Tenth and Market streets, next
month in aid of the Youths Directory.
A feature of the affair will be the hos
pital BOOTH which will be presided over
by graduate nurses Of ST. Lukes, the City
and County and Children's hospitals. The
proceeds will be devoted to establishing
a sick ward in connection with the direc-
tory.
All the committees reported progress,
and Chairman James r. Kelly announced
that he had collected 500 from the yari-
Gus banks in this city. This sum, Mr..
Kelly says, will be largely increased.
Some valuable prizes will be ratified off
at the festival, among. them being hand
some Coast range, $500 piano, a picture
of Rev. Father McKinnon, who is now in
Manila, an onyx table and full-blooded
greyhound donated by NJ. Kerrigan, for
which $1,000 In tickets will be sold to the
coursing men.
The ladies of st. Charles booth will give
a theater party at the Alcazar on Tues
day, August 20, in aid of the festival, for
which the tickets are only 35 cents.
The ladies in charge of the various
booths were added to the general commit
tee. which will arrange for a grand con-
cert, to De held shortly after the dedica-
ton Of the new Youths Directory building
on Nineteenth street. which will take
will he extended to Archbishop Riordan
and Mayor Phelan, and it is expected that
they will attend.
The general committee will meet again
on Wednesday, August 16 at 2o30 Howard
street