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ST. Lor1s. June DISCRIMINATING clouds with
occasional showers the attendance ut the Fair
Grounds races this afternoon was large Betting
was lively, the track good. Outsiders captured
most IT the events. Summaries:
First Race-Five furlongs-Morrs Timer 3
tConley,, g to |, won; DinurniS 40 Uhurpe, . to
q second; Canrobert, los lSouthard. 10 to l. third.
Time 1908.
Second Race-selling. one mile-Dutch Bard. / 4
(Conleyl to ,. won. Wilson, l2 T. Burns. to 3.
second; Lord Neville ITO tSouthard 10 to l. third.
Time. 1;talY.
Third Race-selling; seven iurongs-Imp Mint.
sauce. 100 OConleyj. y to |, won. Chemisettc, lO5
Cr. Burns to ., second; Col Cassidy lo7 Mac
Joynt 2 to |. third. Time l2SA.
Fourth Race-One mile and q sixteenth Meadow
Thorpe, 1o7 IT. Burnsl. to j. won: Lady Callahan.
l02 Domnck), IL to /. second; Crockett. l07
Thorpe, y to .. third. Time. l!tn
Fifth Receive and half furlongs-Alice Tur.
ncr. l13 Mcintyre. 7 to .. won: Glissando, u |
Thorpe, = to !. second: Arthur Behan, lC6 Il.
Jones'. IL to /. third. Time, 1910
sixth Race-Selng six furongs-Mia Brambe.
ia tHinkeyi, to won; Sly l12 Thorpe, . to
second; Bell Punch, ilo Piggott, to /, third.
Time ll4le.
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REAL ESTATE NEWS.

There seems every Indication that the clos
ing week Of June will be as prolific OF results
in the real estate market as was the remark
able week which Just preceded. 80 far the
present week has not produced any transac-
tions that will compare in magnitude with
either OF the big Broadway sales Of last week.
but there has been an increased number. pro-
portionntely. Of sales Of lesser magnitude.
while deals are we'll under way involving prop
critics of the more rretentlous character.
Yesterdays private sales include a handsome
new dwelling In Riverside Drive. an apart
mcnt house in West Seventy second street. an
apartment house in Madison avenue and a
business building in West Twenty third street.
a very excellent showing for one day at the
end Of June
Negotiations have been maturing this week
involving the sales Of two valuable properties
near Broadway and Canal street. One OF these
sales. that OF an eght-story commercial build
ing on Canal street, near Broadway. has un-
doubtedy been closed. but at present the prin
cipals are not disposed to give out particulars.
Tho other property is on Broadway. further
up. and the owner declares a sale has not yet
been effected. This property has been on the
market. at n million dollars for three years
past. Several times 1t has been reported sold
at something under that figure and once. at
least. a sale was defeated because OF prema-
ture publicity.
William II. Travers is tho purchaser OF the
twelve lots at Madisoh avenue and Tooth street
sold by the John II. Ford estate. Mr.. Travers
buys for an investment.
There was n fair attendance at the auction
sao Of Twelfth. Twcnty-third and Twenty
fourth ward lots at No. / II Broadway ycster-
day. but comparatively a small portion Of the
lots billed was sold. The auctioneer took occa-
sion to severely rebuke spectator. who several
times appeared to be Offering advice to the bid
ders. He was told that unless he desisted a
policeman would be called to escort him out Of
the room. The Interference ceased.
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Sloan Rides Three Winners and n Third
Horse at Sewnarket
S,saa' Csbl. Ds,pd'eh 10 TIE Sun.


LONDON. June 27.-At Newmarket to-day the
Trial Plate OF 200 sovereigns. the winner to be
sold at auction for 300 soycreigns, ak furlongs.
was won by Korosko. ridden by Sloan. Allesby
was second and ROYAL Balsam third. There
were eleven starters.
The Visitors Plate. handicap OF 100 SOW
creiGns. for three-year Odds and upward. seven
furlongs. was won by W. Coopers Edmee. 3
years. ridden by Sloan. Richard Cookers
Knickerbocker. 3 years, ridden by j. R"in. was
second, and +. Bonners Light Comedy, 3
years. third.
The Maiden TAT entry Plate Of 100 sover-
eigns added to a sweepstakes OF sovereigns
each for starters. for tWo-year- Odds, Ave fur
longs. was won by MuscavadO, Ardeer was
second and Perdinus. ridden by sloan, third
Seventeen horses ran.
The Bottisham Plate OF 200 soyereiGns. the
second 10 receive 20 and the third 10 sover
eigns ont Of the plate, one mile, was won by
Lord William Beresford's Doric H., ridden by
Sloan. Mr. Fairies Club was second and Doug
lns Baird's Brio third. Six horses started.
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.first-Clase Nrlp-trmalcs.

A SWEDISH GIRL as cook, laundress. fully CONF
~ pctrnt, wants position. city or country, excel
lent reference. H. East I'D st
4 HANBERMAID and waitress, understands salads
ing wines, Sc. refer noes r"'lur II. Mrs. l..
SfFIN. re- 9Th aN., Or NJ. +, luN 80 sun uptown
Office 1895 Broadway,
( COMPETENT lady's maids, can dress hair and fur.
Or NJ. Men, bIA 81" sun uptown office, i2"I Bru adj
way,
4 'HAMHFRMAlD and s"amstrcs-. wait on
', lady, Protestant nrst-uli.S city references, NJ
H.. hoN 51S SIM uptown office. l"hh broadway.
COMPETENT NJ RSt. t" take ar" growing childr"ni
y pla scamslr".s. good references. T.. c., hoK
nIH sun uptown office. 2";' Broadway,
4 UOk. Wages. $50. understands soups meats,
desserts. Sc, goo references. II. r., hnN 81
san uptown "tir', l2i| Ernadwd!.
(OOk. Understands good fam, cooking, r,tv "
Y country. can turn 81 references. l.. r. h"N , IS
Sun uptown office. l2HI Br"alway
lroK aud Iauudr"ss, small private family can
tur.l-h good references. Il. hos 80 ~Eu ny.
town office. t'@ Brothwa}.
('Ouk and laundr"ss. wages $50. IAN t1rVsh Grst-
class references. Il. ", box >" sun uptown
ueire. I%GI Br,hlcay.
MET NURSE. Young Hebrew. cht'l weeks.
w wants pla"" IN wrlI .l0 family. BRA DlNSNY.
~ uNr,nrur 81. h"twr' VI IT, A. Mll,,on,ts.
W AIThESS and rhamhr .mai. thprnugh,l rpm-
w pcteut AMI can FURNISH good ''rroncos, l. D.,
box H~O sun uptown office, lGrt Bros iwav
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Jane, l.. Wells sold at the Broadway Auction
Room Yesterday, for the owners. the following
lots:
Townsend avenue. east side, - feet north OF
lI4th street 3ONlOO. to Charles Etche for
$500.
Walton avenue. west side. % feet north Of
ll4th street. luOxlpO, TO +. Camp for $1,000
Walton avenue. west side. 30 feet north OF
1!4th street. 5UNlOO. to A. L. W. kinnan TO"
Sl.'iSO.
Walton avenue west side. - feet north Of
$500.
Jerome avenue. northeast corner of l75th
street, 25NlOu to samuel Jacobs for 80, 700
Jerome avenue, lot adjoining above, 25x 100
to samuel Jacobs for $1,000.
Townsend avenue. northwest corner OF ! 18th
street. 2lxluO to John Connolly for 81 .515
Nndham place. 75xlO7. To I, +. Camp tor
5000,
Clark place, south side. 3Ol2 feet east OF
Walton avenue, I5N'o. to +. T.. Camp for
- 900.
Four lots on the south side ol. South Wavery
STtrSG 100 feet ORE sa ;nr a Herro't street
Nos IA and 231 West l22d street. 34x1OOl
Putnam. plaintiff. for Sal $40 each: no. .2:!s
!25 Nos. ~ and 81 Ridge street. 4OX75 two
three-story brick stores and tenements to
A. VI Bruggeman for S26,oOn.
Peter /. Never 4 Co sold. in foreclosure. No
,iiS East l47th street: - lXl0o, hye-story
brick fiat. to James \. Woolf. plaintiff. for
$i4.3?5: Nos % - West ,l1!th street look
Townsend, rantiT, Tor s50.Ssi3 .'''>"
closure, Nos SO and a3i West i0lst street
:,oxlou.ll. seven story brick fiat to David f.
tins for S2O.OOO
Richard Y Harnett & Co sold. in foreclosure
No ~ Hamilton Terrace. xinO. three, story
stone-front dwelling. to b. H. Newell. for
$4,000
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18th 81. 54I.54S W: Improvement to fac
tory: Hygria Ice Co. owner, J l. Jordan
architect: cost ....... .......... VI 800
3Id IT. 800 W. Improvement To- hotel: j w
Petersen. owner. j !. Jordan. architect,
cost ............. ...... 500
.3d 81. ~ W Improvement to dwelling; j
tusgrONe. owner, Charles kehoe.
architect; cost ............. ...... 1000
I'D II, 49, r.. inlr Ncmeut to hotel DAVID
Mayer. owner. GrriS, architect cost. Il %
eth IT and West End aS ne cor; improve
ment to church. Reformed Dutch church.
owner, X Bourne. architect. cost .... 600
II tn Il. :, 3hS W 18th nv: seven story fiat
Burnstein \ R"iss, owners. Sass Small
II, User architects, cost go. 1896 600
lg2 Il and Mt Morris aN. II " cor; two srN.
cnstury fats. j Mcclure, owner;
Howell architect, cost ....... 2lS,OOb
18th II aud liathgutc aN. II " cor. nNc.sturN
stable, John Jordan, owner, j l. Jordan,
architect. cost .............. . lI,uuU
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Alexander Walker has sold the last Of the
two ive-Story brOwnstone private dwellings
erected by him about two years ago on the 81
foot plot on Riverside Drive. about 80 feet
south Of 1l4th street.
Elliot Xborowsk OF Paris has sold. through
his agent. A. A. McCormac X. at about Sl3O0OO.
the siX-stoiy apartment house, 5OxlO2.2, No.
40 West SeNenty-seconu street
Henry u Winuns 4 May have sold. for Miss
Susan de Forest Day, the two four story brown
stone dwellings Nos. Il! and II West Fifty first
street. ~ and - feet front respectively.
Schrag x Richtberg have sold for Frederick
Hasbrouck the hve-story business building
No. l5l West Twenty-thlrd street.
kOehler Piankhard have sold for John f.
Menkc the seven story apartment house. DON
10. at the northwest corner Of Madison ave-
nue. aud ll,ith street.
William VI Ryan has sold for Charles T.
Wells the lot, 2jxlW. on the north side of
Eighty fourth street 300 feet west Of Amstar-
dam avenue.
The houses in West l+1st street sold by Pat
rick II Lynch are Nos. J2j and 52T Kempncr
Bros are the buyers.
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Sd av. lg2S sw cor list at: Clara Labor
End ano. trustees. To Adam knollt and ano.
lUyrs ........... ...
nth av. 3lp: Theodore f. Macy ct al t" Slmp-
son, Crawford \ simpson, ~ yrs ..........
18th NV, 25n and $40 W 23d ST. Israel Low
enstein to John A Hhgemeyer. = yrs ...
18th av, 524. n cor 3rh At. VIM Ginger
ct al, tNrs. tO Thomas Reilly. NEE
yrs.............. ....... ........... ... 81. loo
9,ith ST $50 ". cha. J Williams to- Roswell
Williams. yrs ........ .......
HIN st. +u7 f.; Timothy kecEan IT, Dum-
mex iarofalu, yrs Observation-Disclosures. ...
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Boulevard, 50 cor 125th ct, iOONlOO Dim.
ock Fink c. vsJOhu McSwoeney ct al S2IH 90
Boulevard, se cor l25th 1t. lOlN1OO, Al
bCrene Stone Co We John McSveeney ct al 2NG 90
Brook nv, - 4, 200 a ibSth st. Ihx1OO; Brad.
ley Curricr 90 Dennis Farrell and
ano. ~. ,..,.'.-...,.... ...,....,,0....,. .ol 40
Canldwell aN. 80 cor I5Sth st. S6NlhO.Il,
Thomson n Canmack vs. Joseph Cocker. Di1 90
cherry ST. i7S to asa; ChaIles Tirelli Jos
w kerst .... ...... ......... JSS on
COurtlaudt ay. . cor 157th vt. 2sx7I; John
Connolly Va Gustav Bartels and ano. o.. O.. 1dI 30
German pl, Ne cor lhSth at luONSS; Hughes
SCanlon Va Jos Jennings ............ 200 90
Lewis 1t, 40; ES Marin VS. Ely Green.
blatt .,..... .....,,........ 49,. COO 10
South st. 3h6and HS1, also Jackson 81. ~ to
nl; f. and Marin vs. solomon Levin II al 200 90
sth aN cor 3Dth st, 21NlOu: VIM
Browne Va Corlinda Van Clitt ct al. ...... $50 90
stu 81, a3 T.. and University ri. II: Anthony
q lmhof vs. Marie Webster. ... ...... ..... il3 ~
ND at. So. 1875 " Central Park West. lax
100. WIN Pruden vspJ O'Conncl ct al. 40 so
DIth ri, 83 ana ~ W. John W Rapp
Fiiocro 4 Levy ct al 49, ......-'... II 90
gsth 81, ~ and - F.; Charles Tirel Va Jos
W kerst ..,.,.. ............ iOb 90
15lst st. n y. 2Tb W Morris av 25xiuU. John
Connolly vs. Michael Del Gudce ct al .... 10 II
18th ST. cor Melrose nv. 2lxlOu; Louis
Conn vs. Jas simpson and anO. .......... ~ %
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Tu-Dny's Auction sales.
BY PETER +. MEYER 4 co.


ST Nicholas avenue. No, 1n7 west side. POI
feet south Of 10th street; 2".7x7";6x25 3xG+.
liyo;story brick fat, foreclosure. sale: Charles
Levy Il Mayer, attorneys: Louis Is. Van Gaas-
beck, referee due on Judgment, 81 $50; taxes
&c. N3l22u; prior mortgage. $1,000, and in
Third avenue. Nos llldSnL lis, west side
two four.story brick stores and tenements.
l"asehold: foreclosure sale: q. { Enge Va
rhadders judsdy ct al: Lewis :. Marx, at
tOrney sidney j towen. referee due on Judg
mrnt. S2.IJ1
Park avenue Terrace place, as wdened
l:}'N-; foreclosure sale; james r. Barry ys
George Sto2 ct al: Charles T.. and William W.
".SIey 32yI thomson referee
fsE street s9"n side @S Es5t Of
sarah NJ inhoon vs.. Grnrgo +. and Jessie Y.
Wettle and the John 7 Hnncrr camrany: Isaac
gage, $4,000; taxes. Nc" SI3!S,
ny WILLIAM RESNELIY.
West Thirty eighth street. No. l4S- south
fours story, brick, store and tenement. with
one-story frame building on roar; foreclosure
se" %c "' vs ti"tfrn en s ct AL s CRnpes
f. Lyde"ker. attorney: Henry NJ. Whitehead.
referee due on Judgment $4,000; taxes. &c.,
East 1o2d street. Nos ia to lls. south side.
$50 f"St east OF Park avenue. 73Slno i.
Nous ( Co; TALLER 4 MchlinG. attorneys :
Frank kuhn, assignee; ludgment. sl.72oH2:
SG31,Il.
ny WILLIAM NJ. RYAN.
West Twentieth street No t3S. south side.
{onrstory brick lxHlng partition sale; Ellen
bell attorney; jacob + Miller, referee.
ny THOMAS e. SMITH.
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Nalrum av W =. 2T5 Lltting at, 25GtOD.
John II Eden IA VIM Ehcrle ,.,.....,.,.... 81, 1Ol
Blocker u, II =, 100 broadway, S3.dXlOu:
Chase Mcllen, ref, to Emmcne q II con.
diet 100. ..... -..,... 3a7, 90,
Broadway, \, plot adj land Joseph II
Goodwin et al aud adj Harlem Ship Canal
with land under water William Kramer
To- Van l|uien GilderslCcvc ...... 81. 90,
CerrAy, ne 5. lot ~, map village Of Grove
I'M luO.gs 18th Il; Frank Is Levin and
ano. trus, to Phi n Vim Ebliug Brewing 60. Ia,
Crnona av, W : 25Os .cbanon st. 2iITO.lp
N2GlNIS3, Kate Acalmand an anO heirs
To- Charles BJurkc Sren ... ..... ... ........
Croiona aV, " :, $50 Lebanon st, 2iTTO.IO
N2hlNTS,3 Kate Calnan to Chas RiorEe.
GRIN .......... ...,.-,... .,... ...........
Franklin aN, =" cor ldsth vt, 2SNIOt James
T barry & Jacob Siege. ..... ............ a9.9S,
Greene Il, | % and ~, VS. ION 100; Henry
tiesch1idt ref, To Ju1tus J. Bulkley. rIr
and tins .... ....,.. ... .... ... ....... los uul
Henry st ss II.G " Clinton st. aIt1Ioo;
Edw Mccall, ref. t. Neal on pnnell aud
ann 49,, ..... -, .''....',.' $500
jerome az, ne cor lfIth st. s7.4xa24.N Ia
centre line Cromwell Av XII .3x22I. X with
land under water. Kate AndersH to
Arthur " SiRs ..,... .... ............
JeTom" Rv. es, 1919 N lHEtb 81, runse.lH0N
G4nN 3 " H4ON G4N Xix
Iio.GIsw lbl2Ns lUu,4x az to ayx
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FURNISHED Rooms \ apartments to Itt
Fast side.

DARN Az 1920, COR s5TH ST. -Parlur. physi.
i -ictAn. dentiHt: other charming homclkr rooms
single" suite references, reasonable private house.
10TH ST. Ia2 FAST Large and small rooms
-" breakfast II desired.
DOTH ST. II EAST. Desirable large and small
~ rooms. with private bath. for gentlemen
breakfast optional.
0.lD ST, 20 EAST.-Pr,ato house. newly fur.
Oc nshcd rooms. with athS board II desired,
West side.
OTH ST, FAST, -. d. 49, NEAR BROADWAY.
~ Elegant large and small rooms, permanent,
transient, moderate
9th ST, - WFSr.-rlcasAnt, comfortable suite
l - for gentleman, good service; breakfast can be
served. references.
18TH ST. 2u2 W, or 20 9TH av-Corl rooms
1 :. opening ON PIAZZA. with lawn, gentlemen,
DIST ST. ~ WEST In quiet New England home
- large and small rooms. well furnished. refer
euCes.
y tTH 81. 22p WEST. Large front hall room
Ut with ample closets and running water. for gon.
tlemen.
9th ST. aag wEST-Splendid cool rooms
Cc large. small. every comfort, congcnIal sur.
roundnEs; private house; summer prices
i.D ST, 81 WEST, HOTEL PARKVIEw
opposite pretty Bryant Park ideal spot for sum.
m"r cooled ny unohstruCted southern hreeIcs; low
rates until SEPT. -. elevator board optional
ILTH ST, ~ WEST Nicely furnished rooms
fc appointments select; gentlemen only; private
family,
ESTH ST. WEST Three very desirable rooms
W. en- suite. view Of Park; delightfully."- cool, rea
sonable, first hat.
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Minslow, Edward TO Continental Trust c.,
winslow. Edward 20 II ward Ford .,......,
100
100


Amsterdam av. n q cor 1alst At 100 sN1oo John
Barth Va Ernest MCtlcrer ct al. AttyH LppnlAn H.
Fox st. 1859: ClaA II Becker Va Agnes Noble ct nj
Attys, Towneend n 4 J..
Lot commences Bsof a private at. extending from
Webster to Vanderbilt RN and distant 10 WebRtsr
AY. 2hNSl, Jacob AZimmcrmann VS. Arthur SeHrlcs
ct al. Attys, Merrill \ H.
10th RN $50. Jas Webb. treas, vs. Alexander
khnkuwRtcin ct al. Attys. Goodwin. V.
1921 At, SIS 10 ~ I'd av. hONIOn. II: Joseph TOs.
cam and anu John lmmcl 1T AL. foreclosure lien,
atty, J 5 Galluud
I3ith st. us. h25 @ ~ AIMS av. 75x1oo. David
Mcneil Ns Thcu stein It al, foreclosure len atty,
|. MrIOuyhliu,
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tirst-Class Aslp-frmalrs- 2rufrS-
Siomal.

- TENOGRAPHER. - Esperienc"i wcll educated,
~ thoroughly good English training. seeks employ.
ment; neat and accurate IN work; can answer and
compose letters for employ If necessary and act as
confidential secretary, have been employed in
foundry and gas office work and assistant TO
literary man and theatrical author and manager;
moderate salary. Address
CAPABLE. box ISs sun ofice,
STENOGRAPlIER and typewriter desires perlna.
- ncnt position, two ana half years experience.
thoroughly understanding law aud patent attorneys
work. best o. references. address CORRECT. box
~ ~ ,hi,
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Good Prices for YeRriings by Imported Al
bert.

bert.
Ten yearlinGs from the Adelbert Stud. Ken
lucky. were disposed OF in the Easton Com
panys paddocks at Sheepshead Bay before the
races yesterday. All were by imported Albert.
and the majority brought satisfactory prices.
as is shown by the average. 81 ,O75 Following
Is a partial summary
PROPERTY OF WILLIAMS RADFORD. ADELBERT
STUD, KENTUCKY.
Bay colt by imp Albert--Leds, Bromley Co.&2. 700
Black colt by imp Albert-Entrcia; +. Brown. 3. 100
Bay colt by imp. Albert-Mare; 7. Brown .... $500
Chestnut hllyby imp. Albert-HoUdoo Brom
ley Co. .,.....,.................... 200
Bay colt by imp. Albert-Zetitic: p. j. Dwycr Loo
Chestnut colt by imp. Abert-Bonnie Ola, {.
Fleischmann's Sons ........,............ /, 200
Chestnut colt by imp. Albert-Lady Useful;
Bromley Co ............ ................. 1000
Total for head sold. sls $50, average per head
S1.bI5.
PROPERTY OF MISCELLANEOUS owSERs
Chestnut colt by imp Albert-Emma Mack
T.. +. Sims ............ ......... ...... .. $3.50
Black colt by imp. Albert-suse La-lry; F.. F.
Sims ...., .......... ~. l.c5o
Chestnut colt by Senator M-Tambourine
Kensico stable. ...... ........ 800
Total for Ave head sold. S322b, average per head.
$G45
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International Chess.
.sp,cIai Caolt DtIpatch to Tnr srx

I.oSDoN. June ~. - The twenty seventh
round otthe international chess masters tour
namcnt. which was played in this city to day.
resulted as follows: Janowski beat Maroczy.
Iasker beat Bird. Backburne beat Tinsley.
Pillsbury beat Lee. Srhlechter beat Steint2
and Mason and TschiGorin drew. Showalter
and Cohn had a bye.
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I10 WEST 125TH ST.,
BRANCH. MA" 'n>os~

book FOLDERS. liant sewers. hand folders,
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LASCN FEAT HERS- Wanted good hands on fancy
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nSTRlCH FEATHERS Wanted. hands for making
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paste work also learners.
LOTS BAUER. 3i& West 10Th st. .
I MBRtLLA rIPPERS outdoor hands wanted ~
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Yachting Notes.

The A'UShl ha. had new Oregon pine mast fitted
and Wilmer Hauau expects that the boat will le
ready 10 sail tomorrow. Shr Will race IN the New
rhelle regatta NEXT saturday.
The formal opening of the new clubhouse Of the
Harlem Yacht Club at tity Island took place last
Saturday. In the evening there disUIy Of tire
works and then dancing ia the house
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The record Of the tournament follows;


Requiring the news facilities OF a Trustworthy morn.
ing publication, together with corresponding eli
entaHe, have d. sgnated Tar SUS their official News
and Advertising medium. There IL printed each
day complete summary Of Real Estate tran sactionS
Together with list uf Real Estate Auction Sales to
uCCNIr- Idr.
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FURNISHED Blooms & apartments to Gtt
West side.

ESTH ST, 20 WEST Exceptionally pleasant,
OC airy rooms for gentlemen, running wafer. bath;
near Park; unsurpassed neghhOrhuod, priNat" fam.
lily, Southerncrs accommodated, summer terms,
ROTH ST. iIs WEST. Largo front room IN private
VIZ American family, all modern Convenisnres;
gentlemen only.
SnTH ST. ~ WEST. argc rooms, third floor,
w alsl large room, private bath, second hoor;
board optional.
fISTST., Is WEST ROOMS IN PRIVATE
fAMILii REFERENCES.
-0D ST. iGG wtST.--TNo largo alro,c 'front.'
~ rooms. private family, running water, bath.
large closets. references.
T0D ST. los WEST Beautiful second tluor. with
~ private hath, for gentlemen, h ard optional;
references.
18TH ST. 100 WEST-Nl,rly furnished room in
cool corner apartments all convent, noes,
MARION
SSTH ST. loo MIST.-Cool front rooms. second
90 floor; single. IN SUITE; baths; telephones: com
Nenienccs prIyile VAN u.
OETH ST. - WEST Handsome rooms; fine loca-
~ tom Park block breakfast Optional.
az I'll ST.. 1872 WEST.-Iwo rooms on second door;
~ private American family, references required.
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Srlrrt 8oard.
East Side.

East Side.
4 MADISON Az, 113 loo Rooms en- suite;
~. ENgl'. with private baths. excellent table,
Snutherncr- a cumncdai-d. references.
IlG FAST 18TH 81 Pleasant large and small
a. FROM rooms good table board, reduced rates;
central
----- SOITHERSERS. ATTENTION.
House newly decorated: furnished throughout.
suites. with private baths: single rooms: service
dainty. tsbl" sumptuous: references imperatlN ..
summer ate. u" Madison aN.
tn ST. 10 EAST.--Furnished rooms with board;
tahl" guests accommodated, SuUth"rucrs 50.
licitcd references required.
West side.
K TIN ST. IL WEST Handsome LARGE and small
vi rnumS, en- suite or single with without
hoard, summer rates.
I'D ST, y, W. con Amsterdam av. delightful
- rooms excellent table, summer prices South.
erners solicited, references.
& ST ST, 10 WEST Back parlor, other rooms
q superior house. near !. cable. excellent table:
transients. references.
SOTH ST. Go WEST. Large furnished room with
Sc board in private family for on" or two Eentlemsn