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Batteries-Taylor and Donahue; Sudhoff ant
Schrecongost Umpires-O'Day and Smith.

BROOKLYN, Aug. Anew York outbatted
and outfelded the Brooklyns to-day, but lost
the game through reckless baserunning and
poor team work at the bat McGuire's throwing
was the feature, six men being nailed the
bases: the seventh should have gone out. but
Casey was at fault. Attendance, BOO. Score:
Clubs r. H. E.
New York. ''....'.'.''.''.'..'. IL
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Warner; McJames
and Mcclure. Umpires-Emslie and Mcdonald.
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BY JOHN D. DAVIS.

~ UNKIRK DEPOT, N. Y, Aug. 4.
The transcontinental automo-
bile arrived in Fredonia at $3.50
o'clock tonight. Buffalo was
left at 2:20 this afternoon, the
being escorted out to the
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night. We will leave tomorrow morn
ing at $50 o'clock for Erie. AS 1 ex-
pected, we have now got the motor in
good order and things are working
smoothly. We are able to make good
time and feel that all the weak parts
have been strengthened. From now
on we should make good time and re-
cover some of the lost ground.
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PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 4.-Baltimore had
men on second and on third in the eighth in
ming to-day when Cross made brilliant stop
and lightning throw of Smiths hit, retiring
the side and saving the game for the Phillies.
Philadelphia has secured Dolan of Richmond
to play second during the absence of Lajoie
from the team. Attendance. 1928. Score:
Clubs r. H. E.
Baltimore ..-....s'.....'...'.....'.' 8
Batteries-McGinety and Robinson; Fraser
and Mcfarland. Umpires-Gaffney and Latham.
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adjeS' LisIe UnderYeStS

These are either white or balbriggan regu
lar 50c garments. long or short sleeves; sum
mer wear; size 26 at SC, 2S at lOc; 81 at IZ1sc
80 at 15c. now who will not buy?
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THINGS TO WEAR.
Ladies' Fine Waists. ..... .l6C

ca,,eraI hundred ladies' shirt waists, light OF
derk all size 49, regular Shit waists at l6
cents size "a at zoe, size sc at 70 cents; same
rate of discount on high-cost waists
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BROOKLYN AND BOSTON
HAVE NARROW ESCAPES
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

CHICAGO Aug 4-The Orphans won easy
game to-day from st. Louis, batting Sudhof
all over the field. Childs and Tebeau were re-
moved for too much argument with Umpire
Smith Attendance, 1900. Score
Clubs r. H. E.
ChlcaRO 10
St. Louis.
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BOSTON, Aug. 4-Great headwork in the
ninth won the game for Boston to-day With
one man out Collins was hit, Duffy walked
bases Lowe fouied to McGann and Bergen
singled scoring Cummings and Duffy. Slagle
made a sensational catch in the eighth, cutting
off what seemed a three-bagger. Lewis
was injured in the sixth and retired in favor
of Bailey. Attendance, 20O0 Score
Clubs r. II. E.
Washington ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2
Batteries-Lewis, Bailey and Bergen: Wey-
hing and Kittridge. Umpires-Lynch and Con-
molly.
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Ladies' Kid Gloves. ;. .40(

These are stiff cuff fine quality walking
driving or bicycle gloves; regular 81 25 grade;
small sizes, 81. So, at 4oc; 81, 6lz, 6sz at
zoe
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Fine Shoes

About 60 pair of the 1S00-pair lot; not shoe
worth less than 50 50, and mostly higher; size
2 in narrow widths A and b; also few
Misses 70 TO III at same price; all for small,
narroy feet; can you find place for these?
A full line of infants, chidrens, ladies',
hoYs' and mems shoes at low prices.
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centers HUDYAN win create rosy cheeks
and bright eyes. HUDYAN is for men and
women 1t is agreeable TO take, agreeable
in its effect. HUDYAN possesses peculiar cur
alive properties that belong to no other rem
edy.
HLDYAN is for sale by druggists, Soc a
package or six packages for 81 so.
II your druggist does not keep HUDYAN,
-ord 5traot m the
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Tired Ianguid. careworn. nervous weary
such is the feeling OF those who are on the
verge Of Nervous Prostration' SHen l eel
ing indicates Nerve Weakness or Nervous TX
hanstion Loss OF appetite, sleeplessness. dir
" spells-these are other indications OF i'm
pending danger. HUDYAN will save you
TITTDYAN will restore you to perfect health
Have you headaches Gig. y, hollow eyes or
dark circles under eyes Gig. y, a pale or
enacfated face Gig. -, coated tongue Gig
A.. paIpitation Of heart Gig. 81, impaired di-
sestion Gig. g.? II so, take HUDYAN' by
Ht1DYAN will restore to You the glow OF
health HUDYAN viii relieve any and all
of the above symptoms. HUDYAN will make
you strong.
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Activity, e n c T g y,
cheerfulness. a good
digestion - all these
belong TO you, II your
nerves are strong.
HUDYAN will give
you these, for HUD-
yam strengthens the
nerves and nerve
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
EXONERATES GENERAL BROOKE
COMMITTEE OF CUBAN ASSEMBLY SAID TO
PLACE RESPONSIBILITY OK SUB
ORDINATE

Havana Feb 16-Tne Cuban Assembly met
yesterday at FL Cano. under the Presidency IF
Fernando De Andr 4de the vice pres dent. The
Investigation Committee appointed 20 inquire
into th4 misunderstanding OF Saturday. upon
the occasion Of the funeral of General CaIXto
Garcia reported through ils president. General
jose Gomez. l. IS understood that the commit
tee eXOuerated MaJor-tieueral Brooke from any
responsibility ID the matter. ana said tAe fault
rested with American officer. IS no mad badly
Interpreted General Brooke orders tina. da}.
letter was read from Domingo Mend-z ca
pOJe. chief of The Cuban Advisory Cabinet say
MS M is ready to res gn his secretaryship or
membership III the Assembly when the Assem-
bly, desires. II n is Incompatible for the same
man 10 hold a place under the Americans and
still belong 10 the Assembly
II was decided 10 send a commission 10 vel
come General Maxine Gomez. and it was fur
ther resolved 10 suspend the sitting ot yester-
monies Al the graves Of the victims OF the de-
struCtiOn Of the United States battle-ship Maine,
and 10 reassembie to-day.
The yellow fever hospital selected by Surgeon
General Sternberg al Las Anmas is being reno
waited and equipped under the direction of Major
Orlando Ducker. The building obtained for the
use Of yellow fever patients is thoroughly adapt
cd for the purpose II formerly used as
quarters for Spanish officers. and viii be- "eady
for hospital next week II has a capacity
for two hundred patients
Postmaster RathbOne has established special
agency 10 attend 10 complaints regarding the
postal service.
Mr. Watten has arrived here from the United
States to take charge IF the Money order and
Exchange Department OF the POstOfice II rs
intended 10 issue postal money orders for for
eign countries
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
BILL RDS.
MULLEN BEATS MCREERY AND LEADS
THE CLASS A EXPERTS

Mullen bent McCreery last night in their second
encounter FOR tho amateur billiard championship
az rho Knickerbocker Athletic Club. and he now
leads In the struggle FOR supremacy among the
Class A experts. The game an exciting one
from start 10 finish first player taking the
lead and then the other Mullen in the eighth
inning got the balls together and gathered in l6
which he followed up by g. 70 and IS in successive
innings
McCreery had not been idle I'm the mean time for
IN me same four innings he harvested exactly the
same number Of caToms McCreery's best of
the evening. IS came in his tenth innings and
then he got the balls punched At the upper end
Of the table and held them there for q long time
driving one or the other up and down the
table when they got into balk. The ivories finally
lined up badly. and In trying FOR difficult kiss
shot he missed by half an inch
tn" most sensational shot Of the evening was
made by Mullen in his ninth inning when a bad
lineup of the balls which were too far away FOR
masse. forced him to play for a flying kiss. Null
len made fast follow shot. driving ne second
object ball by pool combination" 10 the opposite
end Of the table and the ball met r. there
completing the carrom after taking two cushions
The enthusiasm OF the spectators at this was in
tense
With the score at lH 70 u against him Mullen
got In series Of douhe-fgure runs that gave
him the lead once more He turned into his second
hundred in his twentieth inning the average then
being shade over ten. -Four times In succession
soon after. each player made 'goose-egg." much
10 the amusement OF the spectators Then
Mullen made a difficult two-cushion carrom and.
getting the balls together ran - before he slipped
up on a long follow shot.
Another series Of Door innings followed and
then the Cleveland expert clnched MS mold the
game with another OF 49, which put his total
seofe up 10 36i against 25 for his opponent AS In
N%fuesday's game, the Westerner made plucky
stand at the end. but he had barely turned into
the homestretch for his last hundred when Mullen
ran out the game with break Of 33. followed by
and J.
The score in detail follows
Mulen-8 o g. s /. G. o. 10. AZ. 12 2s 2 l. 2 n
H. T. 49, To- D. !. l3. s. T. o. o. 0. o. 80 o. O. a. :. o.
o. O. 2 o. 4s 0. o. o. o. &. 2. Total 800. average.
.-MccreeE-o /. . o. 0. . .. 10 o. IS. IL 20 O.
H. o % 2 - g. D. o. :. 3. o. o. %. o. o. 2 3 O. +
q 1 3 e. B. y. 0. g. O. Total. 3l2 average
This evening Foss will play McCreery. and the
hn2l game tomorrow night will he between Mullen
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
THE RAIN STOPS SKATING.

There fair skating at Van Cortandt Park
yesterday morning. and until the rain began 10
fall. Secretary Holly Of the Park Depa rtment had
hoped 10 nave the lakes IN Central Park cleared
of yesterday morning but dis
appointed Many think now that there Will he 10
more skating al Central Park this winter, except
possibly on tho Fifty-ninth-st pond and the Har-
lem Mere.
The large lake IS completely out OF Il. The heavy
SNOW which broke the ice al the edges also caused
the whole sheet 10 sink several inches The water
then flooded the lee surface. As result there was
a coating of snow on several inches OF slush. The
removal of this slusn presented many difficulties.
Mr. -. John. the general foreman. went through
the ice IN the morning while trying 10 what
could be done and got a cold bath II was fortu-
natoLN only knnednen af that nlnle
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17


LIVE N THE HUB"
,,,, g., ,,,
The nnal games for me racquet championship Will
be PLAYED a, the Racquet ana Tennis Club to-mor-
row between Quincy a. Shaw and Henry u. Hume
s,,~os ~ tho ch,r,rtorentr f,r tho ,layere from
,, , , - =, - =. r. g., 49,. ,.o,.,,ao
'Hf Guy anu 'aha"" ""Nr l"''" '' wv ""'
New-Nork and CANADA each had hNe entries or me
dozen experts who started ont FOR the racquet pen
nant
M --,,--,.. -. 49,. .,.. ....
Inc spectators II 'he eaHerleS a 'He cruz Ses.
ierday afternoon were treated 70 some excellent
sport. Shaw defeated 5. Patton. of this city.
~ ~ @e 'SFH. s"rs IT. alno eo as Ts ' bet
HogT ae sr and % MasksS a Hs'n WEN
,,,r,..-. ,,,.rO,,
iIhSI NAi II
FIRST CAME
NJ S Pa'on..............o H-ia
Aces by service-shaw II Patton IL aces nv pl'cihs
sha", .. faion J. Aces 10y opponent "'7S ''i"' -
i"''" D. -
SD 'ND 'A''' Il,
I"t'h ''''''-'''''---.'
u Ao"s by servic"oShev . tn,on !" Aoss - u p.',t 80
SnaV, .. Patton. !" Aces pF Ut '''n' , i'S '-"' o.
Patton J.
THIRD GAME
shaw ....-.-2 . i7
ration ..-...-."
Aces by servce.Shaw Pa'or. 10. Ace, sy gtsg"s gta
Patton
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17

KNICKERR BOOKER CLUB SETS RACE DATES.
Commodor" Mason. Of The knickerbocker Yacht
Club. presided AT a meeting ~ tho club members
that was held on Wednesday evening AT the Hotel
Manhattan, Forty-second-st and Madison-ave.
This was the second meeting Of the year. called
for the purpose OF arranging the dates u the club
regatta days In the coming yacht racing season.
The prizes 10 be given by the Knckerbocker
Yacht club viii be double their usual value be
cause no open races We're given last year. and
large amount OF prize money thus saved for
this years trophies which Will be well worth win
ming
In the first week Of August next the annual
cruise Will he started. and the annual regatta Will
he held on the day selected by me Yarh, Racing
Association of Long Island Sound Seveuty-fve
members of the club Will dine ar the College Point
clubhouse on the evening Of February %
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
Aurtion Ga.es Real gsidie.

r-- - .
DETER ? MEYFR Au.tl9neer
EXETTORs SALE
Under the direction ~ HAMILTON opELL Eco.
F~'sFTs PfreF rfI' = MEYiR Aaei'oaeer.
ne New YORK. Estate >aesroom. No. III Broadway.
= ooi .cA noon.
vaiusoie improved srl vacant properly in the
NJ. 10 II: n2rqfh n, 6 % M1ssnS61 Masaa9@ 81 Street ss''
N,s = and o. water street
=: ;2 o., 4. "a arg 9, i,S H.I.e1 Pear s,Ssc. street
y % Grand street
Nos ~ and ~ iOn lo2 and lo4 24 and 2is rhompsss
street. 30 os -, .os ,a- ,oo
43l 800 i32 434 and i3s 457. 45s and 4ei. 4oo te7
Nos Is 4s - and % south Washington squsre.
Nos 93 20 aaa and lol ves Third street
Nos 1865 and 1870 Broad"as and NO 7ss seventh Ave-
Nos So-2os wes, 52i stree, eaport Apartment. Hou..,
West side OF Broadway and north side OF We" 18th
West side OF Grand circle north West ssth Street
souh siae Of yss Tss' e;., e25 stree. street lots
Norheas, corner Boulevard West 7lsi Street osa
N,-tbeos corner Of Boulevard and Wes, nth street
North side OF West nth street, west OF Amsterdam
No 454 Columbus Avenue
- 42s Columbus Avenue.
North of VEST e7th Street. ot Central Ps-s
Amsterdam Avenue and West lO7th Street
side of Boulevard from West i2th and West iisth
South SD. Of Wes, ll4th Street ues, OF Boulevard
Northeast Of Park Avenue and East 18Th Street
and mortgage tour per cent FOR one two
three years az me option OF the purchaser.
tioneer III Broadway
AMOS F EMO.
HENRY c EMO.
ANToINErTE 3 WOOD. ''''e'''-
TOHN sTFWART
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
BLOcE on BR0ADW4T CABLE-ROAD.

The Broadway cabie-cars stopped running belo"
Chambers-st al p m yesterday II was aiI'
thof broken strand Of The cablc mad got fast IN
49,, GRIN of ont. OF the cars bound north. and tnis
car TANNED against another and 80 Oh. unuI
dozen cars were brought 10 q sudden stop near
rbanb.rs-st From that hour unrl nearly 10 clock
ne rnad was full 0f blocked cars the passengers
of which had 20 find other means oi geiins 10
fLair homes as late ar 10 O'Clock the cars were
MOI ruuuiug regularly
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
STAKE uovEY To UFET 4 JrDGHENT

Justice Guderseeve yesterday granted an order.
on TIE application Of Friend. House & Grossman.
directing that tne amount of Judgment obtained
a few days Ago 10y that firm against Robert Fit
simmons the pueils'. for defending him when
charged with the uanslauehter o. con" Reardon
ha pai4 by the stakeholder out of sum deposited
with him nv Fitzsmmons's manager. 10 bind the
coming night between the champion and Jtnries-
The Judgment secured uy Fitzs sinuons's former at
fqruevs wa for more than s. ZOO and it Is thought
bv them that this order VIII result ID the payment
~ their 0.il Rcardon diec es the result ~ spaf
ring match between him ana flizSlmmons in aYrd-
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
AMHERST ALruNI MEET.

The Amherst Alumni Association of Nev-Nork
held It's annual dinner at Demonicos last night
" F Merrill president Of the association presided
A. the table reserved FOR the guests OF honor were
Professor = *. Emmerson. Professor f. a Grove
nor Of the college faculty, John p. Stanchneid OF
Elmlra. Charles j Searle, Of Boston. AsstWbIy
man Edward n FallOws. + ". Peck and Dwight
" Morrow The ofhcers OF the preceding S'"i
u-er re-
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
DOGS nE HLGR nEGRrE 4RRLrE.

Among the passengers landing from the White
Star steamship Cymric Yesterday was George
Rop-.r the wen-known English dog expert. who
brought with him large kennel of dogs 10 be ex-
hlbttad az the Westminster Kennel clubs show.
which hcgine next Tuesday Besides his own dogs
Afr Rop.I had iu ni- charge tn" celebrated cham
mon wire haired fox terrier Go Bang. for whom
Z NJ Carn,ehan recently paid $3.50. and kabt
FireawAy and Kaby Ding Dong. b9th biz winner-
and sans of go Bang Among Mr. kopers own
animals We're the champion lV"l Rustic. bulldog
Who mas secured something Ike if.y nrsts ~ Ems
nd and hts famous collie bitch Richmond Charm.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
DryJAL From wESTcHESTER 4. r.

Samuel Fitzpatrick the manaf.r OF The West
chester Athletic club denies mat his club has
made any offer for the coming Fitzsimmons-JeI-
fries fight He says that the report was crc"i''"h
10 iuiure MS club. which does NOT nov possess
c,,,fbo,se Under The Horton Jaw. the contest
could moi take place on the grounds oi the CLUB.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
cPE4TER NEwyoRK BoWIERS srccESS

Detroit Feb I6 The Greater Ncw-York howlers
c,osad their successful -ea-on with banquet at
tne WAYNE Hotel Tonight on its "Trip the team
Lou.led ~ games. Of which 10 won Im and lost g.
TN. highest score. lob. made az Fostora
onto This week if being the seventh game 10
,,.oiot Inc team passed th. tul mark An average
~ -. lsi-lp was made the lNi games. against
..o rverae. of ~ ls-lsn by their different Op-
rnr4rf. The team dsbanded here Tonight on
t,br,ar, ~ however three OF the present team
'.ordes Clinch and Thync-will leave Dayton, ohio
f,r "a frip 90 California by way Of the Southern
etstes and expect TO arrive ia san Francisco on
April 1.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
TIE CONGRESS or MOTHERS.

ne uird session ~ the National Congress Of
-sis me' in the FIRST Baptist Church this
.~.Ns la- president. Mrs Theodore Brney
.. '7. DAe Congress 10 order az 10 o'clock Prayer
sacn PART
So l'e % Of tnis month we shall celebrate our
frsT D. -i4a- AaLy 0i you Were with al our
ina -I'ii.--t'ir meeting. ana viii recall the splI-
sessi,, ., ana enthusiasm which pervadee the
be- .' v lhsf convention. That influence has
ma -ei 10 eA4Ls and practically beuenCent. and
sg-t 10y mere to-day lI such numbers and under
CLAIM, .-.',e "' "'sai.zafon ls demonstration OF the
Nsf,a,' ..A Waue mat there vital need OF d
rcc',Ho- congress o. Mothers
ho3r 'Iet4'ioA ls -ne watchword o. the day and
orr ei,-.- u" earnestly ask for the aid OF all
an rS'o-al attention upon the education OF parents
gresfer i'1a74D--lllrs in tho home No ca use s
nsr.~r.'.-- .i.el ~ winch we are enlisted and no
~ .'i4s 10 cfluclsnH. dnuuf us. FOR
inno.-r. "DiHll@ fOT The weak the helpless the
Do vo, u-s'li& ones Of eartn-thc little children.
cone fro, .eaI tnelr waihng cries? They
o,r aeiecuve children. from me ei,,,,s ~
vel go ciues and from the palaces as
rich rer7+s ,-e InlsunderstoOd child OF the
II ~ - - LlpathN almost much as ne va bv
walls t'"4eo tenement And why these uffe0ls
AO1 VyorS .7' pi ne ignorance Of parents And
Da'iy vo1-, TO iht FATHERS. We need vour eym-
make ~, ~ hons for in that nom. your t'fn.',ce
Loiferer., "eal or Voc Your Ignorance or tolr
mother ana ~ az isial in i's way as that Of he
earnest erfor," 'lH"ui your cooperation ncr most
che NAV ta & ~ must fan Ear short OF fhe results
plrney sffer fiHk 10 attain Life IL such q brief
pave The ~, "ii5 not Jet US cndeavor so 10
hesrf.d 20 :, lnose who come gfter ,@S luiHpiaI
the children ~ alfk nls duty in this crusade for
aan ever waco ar aIe as glorious j think as any
msv erf ne Old and feeble ss Wen anu in "aTiaIe
SUE Hea'sts assistance, Mrs Blrney
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
SPORTS AND
SPORTSM EN.
PROGRAMME or SPORTS TO-DAY.

BILLIARDS - Amateur championship,
Knickerbocker Athletic Club. p. III.
ATHLETICS. - Metropolitan Association
A A L.. special meeting. Astor House. an
nual exhibition Of gymnastics and athletics,
Twenty -third-st branch Young Mems Chris
tian Association, Association Hall.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

t,-o,-,a %. ~. 90 - ot, . 81. ....- >--,-u
40, po-.- a', u >" o. - .0'"
49,. iurrl 100 u -. so, . $40 o,,- ~. S''''"'
q nnr ~ rs.so ~ lio,r-- ' W. -Ni''' H''e'' ,ono
%. I'm eo .. ~ ,l''.. ~. . 49,. 80. i'''"
~ ~. ." " .n.l ~ ln--s' f'N''. isa'''iA e,
NJ tn oo-- -,
'A,a,- -, ''ll ~ +N'"' '""" - ooo
O., N.'iA.h 70 y ", &c i'''"
81, w. D. d. n y l',N :, J., fA'7, augustus
- NiiF'es'n' ~ Harris Nao1"''aum ana an go
owner .++.-: i"
v .,-'e' -ir' - 2'T,o wnseno o., 40
. N'nie trli-'ec efc o. LOUIS bungarf 8l'rl
NI'.Pf NJ ~ East 2'3Nl0@2 Charles Ast 20
LIZZIE V"i8 .... ..-... p 500
lIf.f -rf 100 - 0f on ave. 2aNlF IT, Tim
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
or INTEREST To WHEFLUEy.

mp the case Of Lady Harberton 10 whom admis-
sion was refused 10 a Surrey hotel on account of
her being attr-d in rational costume a publ
cation which s. strong opponent ~ this sort Of
attire for women has opened subscription for the
defence ~ he landlord
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
last son or LEXINGTON DEAD.

Lexington. Ky Feb. u (Specih)-At the Nur-
serv Farm In this county. there died laht night the
Isst son Of Lexington. the twenty siN 5 yeai -oId
stsllton Fiddlesucks by StOc kwcu- imported fll.
,rae lie was the property OF August Belmont ana
Us bred by the elder Belmont
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
NEW BUILDINGS.

7th-s, 10 PSI East f1r siN-sfory htick tactory
ana stable - 9x95 Ad'ph @andel No 353 East .
I4qfh-sf e. 100 q ~ Boulevard. Tor three
nve-story brick ha'hou-es sa ks Nc ,,a rscs~n
4 Dagnau ~ 90 West l52i-st. owners Neville
4 Bagge architects ... -
Central PARK West - II = ~ i0S'h-st for
= -tver. sto-, brick Hafrou~ae iF'rN+. IafCk
NcMorroV own-r Neville Haasc No III
West i25fh-sf architects
l57tn-- 80 = a cor Amsterdam ave for iMo-si9ry
h-ok tenement house with store - lANt''
William q schmidt 40 I55 Sfn ave. owner,
Ceverlo a Putz4l architects ....
s0th sr n s. 275 q NJ Amsferlau-are tor
seven-st0ry brick nafh0us.. 5"gH2 = Jonn
White " West >ofr-sf. 0wrer y ron"l
enger No Is Broadway. architect
I'm 81 so e96 West f0r fve-story orict 'ene
rert- house - * irregular y Cooper o. a.
owners. q 4 Schelienger architect
5rh ave ccr NJ il9'h-sf for four nNe-ff9rN
and basement hrIck fafnoGses. 8IN stores ZoN
81 ana - l0XTr Henry Rofnscnid. owner
q Pelham " 5n2 5fh -ave. ar hifec' .---..
qSth 81 300 p NJ columbus a'e. foi
a~a er-~, h7r. fe-rrusn -aHs' it f-fef
Arnot owner v Dckerson architect .-.'
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
ro coNrlNrE RED cRoss HosPILALs

san Francisco FEB 16-Acune on advces re-
ceived from Manila by cable the California Red
Cross mas decided continue the maintenance or
It's hospital station IN that city as ons as the CALI
fornia Volunteers remain in the orient
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
RECORDED MORTGAGES

company No 2ss ad-ave wears -...''- $40 40
40 n y Of Madison ave : years '...-. 1900
sv. wears .......' .-....'..'. 1900
same 10 same same propert, years. ........ 1900
'"'ns in ys,rs w. 49,. ..'.'''4''." 1900
oare to sere same property years ....... 10 Ooo
same 10 same s2d-st =. IS q q; Madison
ave. - loo"
Same H. property u osso
same no sane s2d-st IN . ~ Madison
ave io'es, oo
a. same properly o year i~'""
o. Nd ~. ?, ~ TT "i "auis"h- % 80
i%'"'"
Same & e. same 80 - ''U.~...N'. i6ooo
s-,. =, anne same property wears ....... - 90
Rodaerr John e.. 1 Hamilton Bank of New York
Broadway. corner Mus'"otA-Ht secures H' - 90
dehfedness .....- .t-t-. -- 49, ""p
schmoh william A. 90 Charles " Reed iiih- -
- 1870 n . Of 5th-aNe. lh,On
stoz George Francis Solz. lhisi st, 100
z, % Courandt-ave wear. ............ 1000
Mandelbaum Harris and Fisher Levine % the
Equitable Life Assurance Society OF the United
states 2d-ave 50 n of 18th years. 10000
a. e. II5 Il OF HesteT-st, instaimenis 1900