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REAL ESTATE NEWS.

Another sale OF Broadway realty was re-
ported yesterday-the fourth In less than two
weeks. Henry Corn purchas the southeast
corner OF Broadway and Thirteenth street, 90
foot front. with old buildings, 1t Ia Mr.. Corn g
intention to put up modern commercial build
ing similar in character. 1t is understood. TO
that ut the southwest corner Of Broadway and
Twelfth street.
This improvement will be in the line OF that
prevailing OF late years in the cross streets
near Broadway. between Eighth and Four
teenth streets. 1t seems likely that this sec
ton OF Broadway will become jobbing centre.
a continuation. in fact. OF the wholesale dry
goods and clothing district As the retail dis
trict advances on Fifth avenue. the uptown
cross streets and the former Boulevard, it is
only In the natural course OF events that
Broadway below Fourteenth street should be
appropriated by the jobbers. Sooner or later
the Astors will rebuild on the site OF the Star
Theatre which Is directly opposite Mr.. Corn g
new purchase. 1t has been said that an office
building will be put UP by the Astors, but a
commercial structure seems more to the needs
OF the locality.
NJ. J. OShaughnessy, Jr., Of st. Paul has
completed a large purchase in Thirty second
and Thirty-third streets. between Broadway
and Fifth avenue. He has Just acquired No. 80
West Thirty second street. which gives him a
plot 10 feet front on Thirty-second street and
extending to Thirty-third street. with front
Of 20 feet. Mr.. O'Shaughnessy is now on the
ocean. en- route FOR Europe. and his represent
atves state that they have no definite know-
edge as to his intentions regarding this plot.
Tho impression prevails. however. that he de-
signs the erection OF bachelor apartment
house. For near neghbors 1t will have the
Martinique and the Sloane
Plans were filed by ". W. 4 T. NJ. Hall yes
terday for three five-story stone-front dwell
ings. costing S255.O0O. to be erected at the
south corner OF Fifth avenue and Eighty second
street,
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Yesterday. in Foreclosure. Nos 1l4to X Fnst
lo2d street. 75xlOOll. three five story stone
front flats. to Charles Schaefer for $6O. 800.
Peter F. Meyer 4 Co. sold. in foreclosure No.
1917 st. Nicholas avenue. 2a7X79. 0x25 3x84.
five story. brick far. to Charles NJ; Rosenthal,
avenue 4OxS3,i. two four-story brick stores
and tenements. to John A. EnGel for SIT 300
the three story frame dwelling. 33X l.5 on
tn" SOUth side Of Fulton street about laS
feet west Of WeStrheSter avenue. Wakefield. to
Sarah NJ cahoOr. plaintiff. for S4.5IO
William NJ. Ryan sold. in partition. No. 43S
West Twentieth street. li.Sxn@ II, four story
brick dwelling, to Sarah Hayes for $4,000,
Thomas G. Smith sold, in foreclosure. Nos.
1897 and 1890 Fulton avenue. .IR SxaT lx57 .Sx
o73. two three story frame dwellings. to Leo
Uutter for 81 300
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At Chicago.

CHICAGO. June os--Rain kept number ~ people
away from the harlem track but thrre was not
enough water to do more than lay the dust. The
racing was spirited. Public fayorites won every
summary:
First Race Five turlongs -Frangible 10 Flick I.
2 ~ ]. won; Talma. | 10 Everett, to L. second,
Lomond. lOH RutterJ. u to !. third. Time. l:O4 Y.
Second Race One mile and sixt,enth-Semper
Eadem. 81 RANSOM. 8 to }. won; Fred Barr. III
(Nuttl, Is to !. second, Chisel 1o2 tDupec to l..
third Time. :boA.
Third Race-slx ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100
(Rutter, 2lt to won; Graziela, 1O5 II. Williams
10 to /. second Pauline j.. 81 ,Dupee, to t. third,
Time. ll4h
Fourth Race-Onc mile and seventy yards Hugh
Penny. 10 Mutt to g, won: Egbart 10 lBlossl, 4
third, Time. 1:iHl@.
Fifth R4ce--Four and half furlongs--Nullah.
1O5 (SutD. even, won: Inlook. 100 (Rutter, ~ to
second: Aoneywood. loI Everett. 8 to !, third.
Time O5H.
Sixth Race-Six furlongs-Meddler 100 CRutter'
] to r. won: Mornni. lOH Holden, 3 to l. second,
Abe Furst II2 tEveretD. / TO 10, third. Time.
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1t Disposes of Large Estate widow ant
Two Children Main Benefciaries.

Two thildren Main Benenclaries.
The will OF John &. Moore of the firm Of
Moore & Schlny. brokers, was filed for probate
yesterday. 1t was executed on Dec. I. 1S!@.
and was followed by codcil on May IL, 1879.
The will names Mr. Moores partner Grant h.
Schley and John W. Simpson and Thomas
Thacher executors. but the codicil annus the
appointment of MIR. Schicy because OF the de-
mands OF Mr. Schley's own business affairs
upon his time and health. The value OF the
estate Is not stated.
The following requests are made To Mr.
Moores sister. Ellen J.. Moore. $4,000; to
Florence Godfrey and Jessie Godfrey. daugh-
tiers Of Wilson and Louisa Godfrey. 10000
each; to his brother. Harry b. Moore $4,000:
to his sister, Vida I. Moore. $40 900; 500
in trust to his brother. Harry b, Moore, so that
his daughters. Katharine and Constance Moore.
shall each have the income OF half of it, and all
servants who have been IN Mr.; Moore's employ
for five years are to get 500 for every year Of
employment.
The t"stator left two children. Ruth and
Faith. each OF whom gets special beuuest of
100000 They are also to have between them
all the Jewe!ry. miniatures, silver plate and
china which belonged to their mother. and
the library formed by her and enumerated in
the catalogue thereof privately printed in
1892" Ruth gets painting by Dupre and
The widow. Louise Hartshorne Moore. ia to
have Mr. Moore's stable with its nishInGs
further t II hereby confirm the Git made IA by
mo to my said wife at the time of our marriage.
and all Of my pictures, works Of art, objets de
placed by mo in the house IL East Sixty nth
street give toher.'
His widow and daughters are to have among
them Mr.. MOore's house and contents with
other property at Winter Harhor, Me.
Four funds are to be created OF an amount to
yield Mr.. Monre's sister. Ellen l.. Moore, an in
come Of SGoDua year; Mrs. Sarah II. .Aldrich
an income OF s. 900 n year. Wilson Godfrey an
itInn if a \tIn "a IN
parritt OF Stenbcn, Ne, 81 900 and Nellie
Rhodes Of l61 Halsey street, Brooklyn. an in
come for life OF $40 a month.
The rest Of the estate is to be divided into
three parts. The income OF one nart viii go to
Mr. Noore's widow with remainder over to his
children. and the income Of the other two PARTS
is for his daughters. Ruth and Faith. for life
with remainder over to their issue.
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ST. Louis June 2s-Beautiful weather. six good
races and fast track drew a arg" attendance to the
Far Grounds course this afternoon. Betting was
brisk. The second event was the surprise of the
day, 3coto ! shot galloping away from good
field. the two favorites being left at the post Mr..
Phnzy was shipped East 10 night t" run in the
Realization STAKE. summaries
FIRST RaCe-SellinR; one mile-Li, adr. lo2 Ten-
kinsl, - to .. won SanCammon. lO7 Uonlerl, to |,
second, Neloce, lO4 MacJoynt. to /, third. Tine,
1:44iq.
Second Receive furlungs Jensen. roo f.
Ovens. 300 to l. won: San Cecilia, los Frost, -
10 |. second Rose Csrop. los tMacJoynt. $50 TO /,
third. Time. 1o24.
Third Race-six furongs Ned wickes. 1o5 CT.
Burns, 10 To |. won; h, True, los Frost. " To- 3.
second, Harrle Floyd, lI5 CunleyN, : to l. third.
Time, Liza
Fourth Racc-Six and half firlongs-Aprl Jack.
- Houck q TO |, won; Found, los IT. Burns. even.
second: kensngton. lo4 Frost. IA to =. third,
Time, 1921 =.
Fifth Ra~c- One mile-Iimp. 1I2 tHourk, IL TO l.,
won; Strcamer, IL r Burns, even. second: Duke
OF Baden. 1l2 Kane. 10 to !. third. Time. :4+4.
sixth Race-Seling one n,ie-Barbee, 100 j.
Ward, to . won: Annie oldteld. 1o5 Houck) to
l. secoud; Can See En-, 1o2 Frost to l. third.
Time; -.
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NOT LIABLE FOR GRANDsoN's ACTS.
Boy Shot Oberls with "a Revolver Given to
HIM by GRIND father Down.

The suit brought Ivy Julius Oberlc. a shoe
maker Of sixth avenue and Ninth street to re-
cover 10000 damages from John Dowd. the
chief clerk in the Office Of the County Treas
urer for injuries sustained on July last by
being shot in the loft leg by Frederick Dowd,
the l2-ycar-old grandson Of the defendant.
was dismissed by Justice Keogh in the SUI
preme Court In Brooklyn yesterday. Tcsti-
mony was given to show that Mr.. Dowd gave
his grandson revolver and some blank car
trdges. The boy managed to get some
ball cartridges lie entered the shoe
makers store. and while talking with the
nlaintf a cartridge was accidentally dis
charged and Oberle was injured OberIe con-
tended that Mr.. Dowd was financially respon-
sible for the action Of his grandson, qs the
shooting was due to the negligence OF the de-
fendent in giving his grandson the revolver.
Suppose a boys grandfather gives him n
knife. said Justice keogh. and the boy cuts
the tail from your dress coat, can you hold the
grandfather for tho damages =
Justice Keogh held that it was not negligence
for the defendant to give his grandson a re-
volver and he declined to allow the matter to
90 to the Jury.
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Cricket.

The league championship contest between Nowarl;
and New York played at Roseyc resulted in one of
the closest and most exciting cricket games ever
played for the championship of New York. j.
Seignor hattcd in remarkably steady form for New
York and mainly through his good inning II IL, not
ont New York won by the narrow margin Of ono
run. A. Richardson bowled In great form for the
winners and secured wICketS tor - runs. and +.
Gilbert who played good inning Of 33, was the
only man who could make any stand against him.
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COLE.
PRirings for the Amateur Champion ship
at OnM nj sin.

Pairings for the Amateur Championship
at Onwentsia.
In accordance with the plan established last
year the Executive Committee OF the L. s. g.
A announced yesterday the pairings for the
medal round on Monday for the amateur
championship and the time when each pair
must start. The first pair must leave the tee
at I 80 A. NJ, and after that the pairs leave at
intervals OF four minutes each until IL 10 A.
NJ. Should pair fail to respond at the call the
two players will drop to the bottom Of the list.
The pairing was decided on by drawing the
names from hat. The first pair to start out
will be Walter MCkittriCk of the st Louis Coun-
try Club and 7. +. HOyt Of the Glenview Golf
and Polo Club. The following is a list Of the
most prominent of the Eastern players and the
way they are paired
C. h. Cory and II. A. colby, j. W. Watson and Dr.
i: . Conner. DC hn Reid: Jr. and Slason Thompson.
and II. Terry. Jr.. u r. Forgan and g. Il Hubbard,
c. b. Macdonald and A. L. Norris, 4. NJ Robbins aud
+. e. Green +. S. Douglas ana ". Z. Carnegie.
NC Cummings and j. \. Tying, II VI. Hartman
and j. Sweeney. +. L. Denny and +. g HaNemry er.
Jasper Lynch and H. c. Smith. T. 7 Watson and ".
J. Travis, W Il. Smith and J. +. Curtis, ~ LungwOrh
and II. P Toler
In regard to getting fast running mate"
and Terry; Forgqn and Hubbard. Lynch and
II G. Smith, and W. j. Smith and Curtis. The
luck of the draw has not been overland to
the majority OF the Eastern players:
In the short course cup match at the Morris
won the first prize and mad" the lowest record
that the cup has ever been won in. Miss Hurl-
burts score was:
out................5 = e-as
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Memorial Tablet to Mrs. Daniel Leroy.

NEWPORT, r. l., June % A memorial tablet
was unveiled to-day in old Trinity Church in
memory OF the late Mrs Daniel Leroy grand
mother Of Mrs. George Vanderbilt, Mrs. George
q. Merrill whose husband, the Rev. Mr. Merrill
Of Tuxedo, assisted IN the services. and also
Brown. the latter erecting the tablet The in
scription roads; To the glory, u God and in
daughter OF Nicholas and EiizaTcth StWy resart,
Fish and wife OF Daniel Leroy, Born in New
York july ~. 1909, died in Newport July 20,
1886" Il heard the voice OF Jesus say: Come
unto me and rest, a
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Plans Filed for New Buildings

Clinton pl "a; improvement to dwelling;
sutherland Mcneil, owners w l. NOW .,.oo
bray. architect cost ...........:,,.. ,... si''"o
fat: NJ Nm Murphy. owners; VI Decker a. oo
son, architect; cost ............-. ........ lSoo'
Lexington av and 52d st, sw corr imProoSs
owner; Birkmire. architect; cost. 80. lo,o'o
Marion av. VS.. zoos TraNers st; three Two
story dwellings; James Young, owner $780,.
Lamb. architect, cost ...,........,.. ''eo"
Mulberry st, 81. Improvement to fartoryi
william Ronolcr, owner; Irittin' 900
Prospect Az, . s. 452 n 1soth st; three two.
story dwellings, II Me2ler. owner We oooo
Dickarson architect; cost ,.....,., ...-.... '"oo
Southern Boulevard. HRS Di2; improve,
mont to factory: A Ericsson, owner, IL no
Horeublrger, architect: cust........,...... loooo
ur.story tiat; Elizabeth BlundelI. own.
or: John De Hart. architect: cost.....,,,. 1900
St Raymond av aud Lafayette It, g cor;
two-st Try dwelling, Frank Lonk. owner; $3.50
b Fheling, architect, cost .............,,. 5000
West Farms road. =, 10 W Lawrence ave;
two.story lofts aud stores; Herman knhl. o,,
owner; Is Ebelng, architect, cost. ..... "Ooo
West Broadway and Worth st; n cor: six
owner: Moore n Landsledel, architects; 1000
I'd av 9 8. $50 n 9Th st, four ,two.,tory
fats; A Blnmcnthal owner Moore ooo
Land siedcl, architects cost ....... ,...., 5000
bth av lo07 ior three fyestory and
WeIch' Smith r"vost archite:ts cost 255ooo
Esd st 2ON 2lS ": two nNe-Stury mats;
Philip H Wo q owner; Schneider Il Her.
ter. architects, cost ......,.. ...... $4,000
b5th at, r. improvement 10 dweilngi
teSt. ., cost .,'' ''.''' '','' ~ 1000
SD st and 81 av. W cor; siTstory Cat; b
son arrbitect; cost WV. '...''.''.'., 10000
DIST S1p s., is0 +. bve.stSry fiat, Morris Dlit,
sky. owner; q Pelham architect cost 10000
stable and coal yard. ~ prit6 samisch.
owner. Gle, AZ, Infect; cost. .......... 2.Ooo
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Assignments of Mortgages.

Andrews. Samuel W. exr. to Alice A Viii
liams ..,...... $500
American Mortgage Cutp Marie Robert. 10 80
American Mortgage Co to Chas Wlnnick.. 23,os
American Mort9aee 60 To Chss Winnick;. 1901
An Association for tho Relief of Resp octaOs
Aged lndipcnt Females City of y to
Henrietta II and William Solomon. e1rs,
&C.............. .... 1911
Caswell. Vim W. to Eugeniaw Chaplin and
......,.. go. ...,.'.....,.. 1900
Funger. Fanny. to Jonas We'll aud ano. .... nor
Hoyt Susan +. ct al. truS. &c, to the Dime
Saving, Bank Of Brooklyn. ...,......... $500
Morgcnthau haNmilian, to Johanna Wolf, 81
Mlckenne. George, TO 81 has A thrsstman.. non
SilrersOn, Abraham, to the state BANK 1880
stearns. James $, trus. &C, to Louisa lie
Roy. trus. &c t.:...... ......., ........ nor
Stearns James 8. trus, &c. TO Louisa le
Roy, trus. &c ...... ........ .......... nor
Tho Lawyers Title ms Co to the Mutual
Life Ius Co... .,.............. 1900
Nogel Hepry. to Adam Nogel ........... $50
Won Mechow, Emil eNr. &c, to Dora l.
Speckman and ano ,...: .......... ..--...... nor
wade, Belinda Ill. to Rowland RnbOins LOO
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CAPE MAY. June 2S.--In tho women's
eighteen hole handicap this afternoon the best
International Chess.


Specidl Gable DHpdeh 10 THE SCN.
LONDON. June 2S.-The twenty second rouni
OF the international chess masters tourna-
ment, played in this city to-day. resulted as
follows Lasker and Mason drew. Steinitz beat
Tinsley. Maroczy beat Cohn. Pisbury beat
Schlechter. Janowski beat Showaltcr and
Blackburne and Lee drew. Tschigorin and
Bird had a bye.
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Clinton st. %; Jacob Kuschner vs. Lena
Kuransky and ano. Observation-Disclosures. So
Concord av, " H.. 100 II 16lst st. 100;
Church Gates co vs. Tony Aluori 49,. 500
Elm 81, II g cor Houston Et 1902 ,ax25l; Os-
car q Borks,rom Va Isaac Sch lesinKer ct al A5
Gold st "a; Westinghouse Electric and Mfg
Va Phelps, Dodge 90 ct al .......... 1891
Frederick \ LIddle VI John Walker, .,....2 ,4oo
Water st, 4a2 aud 404; White. Van Claim \
90 Va Samuel forlin or Corlin. .,........ a.
9th at. SO W; Frank Waller. assignee. Sc.
vsF Fohr ct al ..........,...,....... 400
92d vt. as. l2b W Central Park West l35x
100; Strong Totten vs. Patrick J OCon-
9th at. ~ W: Alice J. Dolon vs. Jennie
and Leopold ROthschild. ............. ..... 27C
1l2th at. II q, 100 9Th Av. l25xIOOll;
Michele D Amore X Co Va Henry Nichols
burg ,....,-.............. '...,.,,, G42I
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contest for the Captains Cup for associate
members took place at the Englcwood Coli
Club to-day. The terms of contest were eigh-
teen holes. medal play. putting and approach
ing twelve of Tho approaches being over
bunkers or steep terraces. Notwithstanding
the rain ten competitors handed in cards. The
lowest scores counted 3 points: second, .
POINTS; third. point, Miss l.. Mowry. Mrs.
Playing off the tie at nine holes Mrs. Wells won
first with n score Of p: Miss !" Mowry second,
with 20; and Mrs; Miller third, With 81, nthGGr
Miss NJ Nichols. "a Mrs. F. Enos, "a Miss
Smith. "a: Miss NJ Burrett, IL Mrs. II. W.
Banks. "A,
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The record up to date {:
Indian Harbor Circuit Race.

The circuit race of the Indian Harbor Yacht
Club will be sailed of Greenwich, Conn. on
next Thursday. The race will be for the 43.
SO, 80. rs. 81 and IL foot classes Of sloons. 30
%, 81 and IL foot classes of catboats, special
yawl class. 43 feet and under: special 30 foot
class and 2l-foOt racing knockahOut class.
The start will be made at : o'clock. and the
Entries will close with 7. Bovine Jones. Chair
man OF the Regatta Committee at 20 Broad
way, or at the clubhouse. Greenwich, on
Wednesday July ,
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by WILLIAM NJ. RYAN.

Houston street. north side. $50 feet east Of
1873, lumber yard, with all title. to Mangin
street. il extended ana Houston street. north
Of Ma sSG f5Ge II eSendea be
Tomrkins street xl236 TO Third street x2Ol 3
to MapGin street. il, extended xl4a, l. one-story
Henry Steers and another VS.. James W. and
Wilbur +, Smith; Atwater Cruikshank. at
taXes, &c', $l0.273. F'''''''
West Ninety-arst street No. q. south side.
Hf so sTsDS ary 'aS
at att I'm " 4. walker Otis. referes: due on
!udgment s SSiSo Vi prior mortgage. $1,000;
St Nicholas avenue. No. 10. east side 1870
feet north of 145th street, 2lXl0o. .four-stor
stone front dwelling; foreclosure sale; Metro
William '. 8 Caashan ct al: farsons Shep.
ard Il ogden, attorneys: Lewis !" Delafeeld.
referee: due on judgment. S2o.ls0; taxes &c.
East ll7th street. Nos. 30 to A. south side.
325 feet east of LenoX avenue. 1oOxloOll
William T. Allen. attorney; Eugene II. Pome-
n%S 1sss' $s5 1s On sses pf'or
feet west Of Fifth avenue. 25xlO0,i ii. Gye-story
Klngsland VS.. James bingham ct al: Henry
f.. Miller, attorney: Eugene II, pommery.
referee; due on Judgment. 22.oSo taxes. etc,
East l24th street. No. 3l2. south side, 1875
story brick fiat; foreclosure sale; Rachel
Fisher VS.. Thomas J; O'Kano ct al: Duer.
Strong Whitehead. attorneys Myers. Isaacs.
referee !; dne on Judgment $lf'oo'; taxes
East / 24th street, No. 3l4. south side. 1866
story brick hat; foreclosure sale; Mary smith
iiirsch ct al Dqer, Strong Whitehead, at
II a on
Judgment, Sl2,05i; taxes, &c. $404.9O.
BY d. PHOENIX INGRAHAM 4 co.
Broome street No, 497. south side, 20 10 feet
east of West broadway. 20l0x62x20. l0x64,
tate OF George p. Sweeney.
BY HERBERT A. SHERMAN.
West Ninety sixth street No, 100, south side.
100 feet west Of Columbus avenue, 25xlOO =.
fivc-s story brick fiat: foreclosure sale; Selma
Brill va. John Cotter ct al; Wilcox Brodek.
attorneys; Francis I. LowIey, referee; due on
judgment. S27.3o4 taxes. $t'o33o
BY PETER F. MEYER co.
West Ninety eighth street, Nos. 60 to 81,
south side. 100 feet east OF Columbus avenue.
75xl0O11, three fve-story stone-front flats
Aseri M %am IL Il Reed
torney; John Lord, referee; due on judgment,
$3.50; prio ortgages. S7S. a03.0 "a taxes, &c.
$50; mechanics lien.
BY BRYAN N. KENNELLY 4 co.
Second avenue, south side. about 40 feet
east OF White Plains road Wllliamsbrldge.
5G,oN about 2OON-, vacant; partition sale
Archibald +, -Fournier and another VS., Mary
LAM ct al. John J, Brady. attorney; Eugene
II, Day referee taXes &c, Sl9O, .., ia.
beginning 1O3 feet west Of Park avenue. two
flve-story stone-Iront flats. 25xlOOl1 each
VS.. Cornelius J. Reilly ct al; Meyer Auerbach.
attorney; Donald Mclean. referee: due each.
on judgment, $500; prior mortgage. $4,000
taxes, &c. S4O2 80.
BY SOLOMON DE wALTTEARss.
West 2Hth street. northeast side. l25 feet
northwest Of Columbus avenue, 25x99. /. va
VS. George H. Chamberlain ct al; Robert j.
Mahon. attorney; Edward Schenck. referee
due on judgment 81 .42O; prior mortgages.
81 800. axes SC. 80 30
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Requiring the news facilities of a Trustworthy morn.
ing publication, together with a corresponding eli
entage, have designated ThE SuS their ofhCial News
and Advertising medium. There is printed each
day complete summary Of Real Estate tra nSActons,
together with list Of Real Estate Auction sales to
occlr-Adu
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Grand at. 2. IL Wooster st. 25xloo; VIM G.
Crane VS. Henry Tostevin ct al: Attys, LyonkS
Murnngside av, -, 2o.4s ll6th st, 3O.lx irreg;
The Investment aud Impruvent Co vs. Jos \
Campbell; atty, l. WestcOt,
West End av, W cor sOth at. i25N6O: Metropolitan
Improvement 90 vs. the West End Apartment House
Co ct al; atty, G l. WestcOtt.
West End Rv. W cor Snth at. 25SGo Metropolitan
Improvement Co VS. John Westeryelt ct all atty.
L WcstCOtt.
both St., $, 100 nth av: 5oxloo.5; 22d st. ms,
1915 7th av, O7.GXNS y: Philip Abbott ct al Va
Henry Menken; foreclos liens: atty. II Vieu
gsth st, =, l+2.6e 10th Rv, 2II irreg; also psth
st. =, 100 10Th AV, 2iGI irreg; Citizens Savings
Bank vs. John @ wilson Jr ct al; atty, j Pirsson.
IAN st. g. 100 " Park av. 2iNlOOlI: Twelfth
Ward Bank vs. Jas DolRn ct al; atty. g W Dayton.
l34th 1t. =. 2N5 9th ay. 2hNHgIl. Allen L,
MOrdecAi VS. Louis Lesr OF al; atty, RnthsChilh.
18TH st. =, 100 18th Av, lem 40 |. The Teach
ers' d and l. Assn, &c, vs. Geo Rowe ct al. atty.
j n Sabine.
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Real Estate Transfers.

Arthur av, W =, 233 Pelham Av, 5OxlI7Il
lncnao Car<ilIo ana ano ,........,s.,,. g. 900
Arthur av, W 9, 233 Pelham Iv, 6OXIlT.1I
K1OAll7.S Mary and Michael J Croker.
by gin &c, to Domenico CarLlll1 and ano.
Brook av " r. 90 s teeth At EOx9O, 10Th
part I52d At. n 8, $40 W CourtlAndt av. 20
son. ct al 1870, 1900
Brook av W s, l4s 16ath at, 2ox9O: Sarah
j. Dickson ct al TO Harriet J. Fraser -. $500
Convent Nv, o .. bs0.o n l41at OF, 2oXloo;
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Tho Winners at syracnsc.

SYRACUSE JuuN 2s.--The feature OF tO.day's races
at Kirk Park waS the way in which the 2:26'class
trot was fought out. ZAmonia took the first two
heats but Teto got the third in . walk. ZamoniA
came lear winning the fourth heat but ABDUL Ameer
lust nipped the little mare at the wire. Teto came
on fresh and won the lfth and sixth heats without
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In the last Of the Tuesday matches for wo-
men at the Fairfield County Golf Club the
n q fpllowS.


The cups for the Independence Day matches
at the Seabright Golf Club are the gift OF Will
liam +. Hayemeyer.
A special handicap will be held at the St.
Andrews Golf Club on July 4.
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Turf Notes.

DOVER June 2s.-The second days programme of
the Eastern CIR, ut races at Granite state Park was
pos tponod until morrow. owing to heavy track
and "a drilling rain, For the 2:lU class trot the
hrst event on the card, Paddy D. to-day sold IA
yoIite.