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]. THEODORE RUPLI. trustee.
LIB T 81 n Il
THOMAS DowLING. ACCTIoNEER.

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE THREE
STORY BRICK DNEI LING, NO 1872 o
STREET <CRTHN Est
By virtue Of decree II The Supreme Court of
the DISTRICT u tgiu-Ihig. PASSED The Goth day
Of April, 1899. in equity 20 u.s. No 2u3Gs the mn
Auctiotl- all front " the premises on FRIDAY
'FHE FIFTH DAY OF MAY 1899 At n Al r
-IASI Fbt cCLDCk PM. the following de
scrih"d real estate, situate in the city Of Wash
ingt"u- IN the District Of Columbia namely: All
these pieces parcels lsnd and reIlis,.. known
these parts II lots numbered. respectively n y
-. -. - Ia kingulJn's recorded subdivision Of
squArr numbered %. within she following metos
and b".-IC- BeSiuninE Tor the 1T the north
west c'iues IT said lot numbered 81 and running
Theme cEsi on the line OF n feet; thence
south 10 feet; thence west Fl feet 10 the east
line " public alley. thence north on said east
lire II said alley 10 feet rhe place Of begin
ming subject 10 right II way over the snrtherly
seven feet IF the above described lot with i'm
proNeu-ut> thereon
Terms uHy-rAird cash. balance in equal INSTALL
M-ntS. in on- end tive years from date Of sale for
which balance the negotiable Frumissnry notes OF
the pun has'r mus be given. with interest AZ six
per S"nfIm Per annum uTtu paid PAYABLE semi
annually said notes 10 he by deed Of trus-
upen the property s.Id. al cash at the option
%. the purchaser deposit Of S2DO will he re-
9til.g5 2t lis UNI y tn acceptance Of the bid
II THE TERMS OF TIE SALE are not c,,npIjad
vita in fifteen days FROM Ia, day II sale the trIIs
lee reserve the righr resell the property at the
risL and COSY q she d-fIglting purchaser after
nve DAYS r-idvcrtis ia. AT in some newsrapsr Eul-
lShet iE tho city Of Washington D C. All con
veyan'iaS- recording STAMPS. etc. at the cost OF
Tie purchaser
WHARTON E LESTER
ILiJS a MAEDEI. Trustees
Rit-+ Columbian bldg. il6 9Th
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DUNcANsON BROS. ArCrI0NFEFs
THOMAS J. OWEN. AUCTIOSEER
ClS F STREET NV

dlsi SrEES SALE OF TwO7SToRY BRICK
DWELLING, SITUATE NO go on SOI-rU
SIDE OF f STREET SOUTHWEST.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust given 60 us and re-
corded IN Liber 227T. folio 81 81 seq one Of
The land records Of the District Of Columbia and
~ th" request Of the party secured. we will sell
81 public auction, in front Of the premises on
MONDAY THE TWENTY SECOND DAY or
MAY lSs'. AT HAIF-PAST FOUR O'Clock
Pm N following described real estate situate
In ID" District Of Calu'1bia. to wit: Part OF Tor
Numbered 81. In square numbered 3Ss beginning
for ihe same at the northwest corner Of said I1t
and running thence east IL feet; thence south 62I
feet TO 'ths place OF beginning together with The
Improvements thereon
Terms One-fbird cash. balance in six and
twelve months rom date Of sale with Interest AZ
g.. payable semi -arruaIly One Hundred tfoo1
dollars required at time Of sale W.
JOSEPH r. EDISON
CHARLES b. BAILEY
Myt. 10. II .20-4t T1Isteas
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JAMES w. RArCL1FFE .rc,TIovrpp

TRUSTEES SALE OF A Two-sTORY BRICK
By virtue of a deed of trust duly recorded in
Liber No. 1859. folio PAS ct seq one of the land
records for the District of Columbia and Mt the
request OF the party secured thereby, the under
signed trustees will offer for sale by public auc
tion. In front Of the premises, on MONDAY THE
EIGHTH DAY OF MAY, A. d. 1890 AT FIVE
O'CLOCK P. NJ, the following described real
estate. situate in the city OF Washington in the
District of Columbia, to wit: Lot numbered two
hundred and four 900, in Cotton's subdivision in
square eight hundred and fifty-fve 1850 as per
plat in book 49, page A. in the surveyors office OF
the District of Columbia, together with all the i'm
provements. rights, etc.
Terms stated at the time of sale: S1OO reauired
upon acceptance of bid. All conyeyancipg stamns
etc. at the purchasers cost.
CHRISTIAN G. LEDERER
Ii. II. BERGMAN,
apNodSds Trustees.
THOS / OWEN AElvrIONEIp aIa Z, s,1r -
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WHARTON Z LESTER
JULIUS \ MAEDEI- Trustees
apS+ fiSiS Columbian bldg 4l6 9Th st
THOMAS ] OWEN, AUcr,. sls p ST. NV
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNINPRoyEn
PROPERTY N TRINIDAD

PROPERTY N TRINIDAD
By virtue Z certain decd Of trust fI1gly re-
corded In IIter 1873 fnlI1 "a e. seq one OF the
land records Tor The District 4 Columbia and At
the request u the party secured thereby We will
sell IS, public auctieT ia front of The premises on
FRIDAY. NAY THE FIFTH 1888 AT HALF
PAST Fol x O'CLOCK PM. the following de-
scrllet land and premises. sItuute 10 the comfy
81 Washington, bisfrIct # Columbia. and ,..f;-
mated a. lots numbered 81. % % aud "a in ne
subdivision by Julia T. Peek OF lot 5 in block u
II the subdivision by the Washington Rrf,L VI,
chine Company Of part II the tract of land
known Trinidad
Terms II sale pCe-thirf cash balance in one
and two years. with interest secured hy deed ~
trust "H The property sold all cash at he
purchase - option deposit Of one Hundred
600 dollars required at time II sale Conyeyanc-
~jDE recording I'D revenue stamps at purchasers
cos
GEO. A. PROVOST
sp:l--l&ls T-,S+osss
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JAMES W. RATCLFFE. AU"TIoNEER.

Peremptory sale OF Two Pool
Tables, Balls, Cues, Racks, etc (com-
plete), within my sales rooms, O2O
Pa. ave, NV, Saturday morning,
MAY 9th, 1900, at 10 o'clock.
JAMES W. RADCLIFFE,
mv4-2t AuCtiOneer.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
JAMES W. RATcLIFFE. AUcrIoNEER.

BY virtue Of the last will and testament Of Fred
erlck e. Barbadoes. deceased. the undersigned
trustees Will offer for sale. by public auction I'm
front OF the premises, "WEDNESDAY TENTH
DAY OF MAY, I'D. 1899 AT HAIF-PAST FoI II
otlotk I'm. the following described real es-
tate. situate in the city Of Washington In the
District OF Columbia to wit: The east feet
'front.' on q street, by full depth, Of original Let
numbered twelve u2l IN square numbered 81 To-
gether with all the improvements rights etc
Terms stated at time Of sale $500 required
upon acceptance Of bid. All conveyanciug staups
etc, at cost Of the purchaser.
CHARLES B. PCRGIS
ROBERT Ii. TERRELL.
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C C. SLOAN x Co. Arcr1oSEERs. 1907 ST

c. G.. SLOAN 4 co, ATCTIONEERS. 1907 G ST.
FURNITURE AND EFFECTS FROM SEVERAL,
PRIVATE RESIDENCES At ri BLIC AUCTION
WITHIN nI-R ROOMS. 1+0T Il ST
SATURDAY. MAY SIXTH 1899,
AT TEN AN.
INCLUDING SIN BEAUTIFUL OXFORD MIR
RDR-FEONT FOLDING BEDS. IN MAHOG-
ANY. BIRCH AND OAK: FINE HAIR MAT
LIMOGES pOlLTON. WEDGEWOOD AND
OTHER CHINA FOR TABLE AND ORNA-
MENTAL Use. LEATHER ARM CHAIR EN-
GLISH OAK HALL PIECE. PARLOR CARI-
NET. FINE BARBER CHAIR AND POLE,
pARLOR TABLES, ROCKERS AND CHAIRS
MAEOG. CARD TABLE FINE OAK CHIF-
FONlER, FINE COTCHES. OAK AND WAL
Nut SIDEBoARDS, EXTENSION TABLES
DINING CHAIRS. PARLOR SUITES. EDDY
OTHER CHAMBER SUITES. PICTURES LET
TER PRESS, DESKS. OFFICE CHAIRS. MAT
TINGS, RUGS. OHCIOTHS. GASOLINE
STOVE. CARPETS, HANGINC;S, WATER
COOLER KITCHEN GOODS Sc, &c
AND AT TWELVE VI.
LADIES WHITMAN SADDLE, HORSE HAIR
NESS. CARRIAGE &c.
TERMS CASH.
my4-2t c. G. SLOAN & co. Aucts. 14o7 G st.
THoS. ]. OWEN. AUCTIONEER. 913 + ST. NV
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
On SAT- EDAY. MAY SIXTH. 1899. AT
No. 2l1S q st. NV, Washington. ID C., the un-
dersigned, administrator Of the late Catharine
IaUghlln. will sell public auction. for cash
her personal property. consisting OF desirable
Household Furniture and effects. Jewelry etc
ap2s-dt j. DARLINGTON. Administrator.
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The undersigned. as trustees, by virtue of sey-
eral DEGREES passed in Equity Cause No. 1898,
wherein Frank ]. Augusterfer is complainant and
]. A. Augusterfer and others defendants will
offer for sale public auction TUESDAY, TIE
NINTH DAY OF MAY. 1899 COMMENCING AT
HALF-PAST FOUR PM, In front of the prem
Uses the followingSeaI estate, to wit: Lots !. 2.
3, and A. in sqtsfe I7I, in the city Of Wash
ington. District Is 4 Vfnmbia. They will first
offer for sale lot in nediateIy after lot 3. then
lot 2, and after ioE 5ct l, finally lot IA. This
property is sItuatedson G street. taking the
tire front from 3d5fo All SITS. Lot is i'm
proved by a brick s5fRelpng and stable. Property
desirably situated for subdivision a good chance
for investment is offered.
Terms Of sale are as follows: One-third of the
purchase money Id cash. of which 500 will be
paid as q deposition each lot at time Of sale,
the balance thereof in two equal installments,
for which the purchaser purchasers will give
his their promissory potes bearing date day
OF sale and payabls. respectively, in one and two
years from date Of sals with interest at per
cent per annum. or all cash. at the option of the
purchaser. Terms OF sale to be complied with
within ten days from day of sale property
be resod cost aud risk Of defaulting purchasers.
FRANK. T BROWNING, Trustee,
40 9Th st. NV.
EDWIN b; HAY. Trustee,
ap27-d :! 1425 ~ y. ave.
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JAMES W. RADCLIFFE. AucT1oSEER.

By virtue Of deed of trust, duly recorded in
records for the District Of Columbia, and at the
request OF the party secured thereby, the under
signed trustees, will offer for sale, by public aue-
NINTH DAY OF MAY. AID. 1899. AT HALF
PAST FIVE O'CLOCK PM. the following de-
scribed real estate. situate in the city of Wash
ington. in the District of Columbia. to wit: All
of original lots numbered IL and ~, in
square numbered ten hundred and thirty five UO35),
together with all the Improvements. rights, &c.
Terms: One third cash. the balance in and
two years, with interest from the day of sale q
SIX per cent per annum. payable semi-annually.
secured by deed OF trust the property sold.
all cash. at the optic Of the purchaser. A deposit
OF $500 required upon acceptance of bid II the
terms of sale are rot complied with In Is days
from the day of sale the the right
TO resell the properly the risk and cost Of the
defaulting purchaser, after days advertisement
OF such resale in newspaper published in
Washington. ID. c. All c0nvcyancing atamEs Sc
at the purchasers cost
MICHAEL l. WELLER
GEORGE L. REPETTI
ap2i-d&ds Trustees.
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APPS d&ds


AUCTION SALE OF HOUSE AND AN ACRE OF
LAND, CHERRYDALE, ALEXANDRIA CoUN-
TY, VIRGINIA
The undersigned commissioners will Sell at public
auction, on the premises. WEDNESDAY MAY
TIE THIRD. 1899, AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM. the
following property:
All that piece Jf land in Alexandria county Viz
GINA, designated lot No. l. in Phillips subdiyis-
Ion of lot II Of the Mason tract. containing one
acre, being the residence OF the late Hampton Dye
This property is improved by seven room frame
house has tine fruit upon 1t ard is in good state Of
cultivation.
Terms of sale: One third cash and the residue In
three equal payments at enc two and three years.
notes to be given for the deferred payments which
are to bear interest from day OF sale title re
tanned until all of the purchase money is paid and
all conveyancing at the cost Of the purchaser
A. W. ARMSTRONG
WILL W. DOUGLAS.
Atlantic building, city.
hereby certify that the bond required hy the de-
cree In the chahcery cause Of Heinbuch VS. Dive ct
al has beer given by Anthony ". Armstrong
II. II. YOUNG.
Clerk Of the Circuit Court, Alexandria County Va
apl9-2w
ryTHE ABOVE SALE OF THE DYE PLACE Is
postponed until TUESDAY, MAY NINTH at same
hour and place.
A. w. ARMSTRONG,
WILL W. DOUGLAS
Al r.,s,,s.g
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FUTURE DAYS
THos. J. owEN. AICTInNEER ala F ST \

TH"S J OWEN. AUCT!CNEER a13 ST NV.
ENECUToRS SALE or VAIL ARIE 1->r,1pPny.
FL PROPERTY To- CLOSE An ESTATE,
fK1NIl\G ~ FEET ~ LINDEN STREET.
hElN ~ MAPLE AVENUE AND SPRUCE
- kr;EI II bEOIT FARk-
''r WEDNESDAY,. MAY TENTH 800 At
Hall PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PF will slu AZ
Pu' sue ."n in front 4 the premises the follow
~. a. tl'td reat estate. in the comfy If Wash
lhGl'r District 0f Columbia tl wiz Tho n,rtb
80 feet front Of lot No . In br.k ~ nv a d.ntL
~ Ho H' y feet. o. \. l.. Barbour X o. : sinh
IlN-st'h % certain tracts Of land now known as
So ii''3 t'Tk- as per Plat recorded in IIbsr Gov
said District 0' VI INC
Terms Il sale: Ous-third cash balance in ,pa
and t"" with interest s.frr-a,l Iv ,Is.d ~
trust On Tue property s-ld az all cash al tho
rl'i"h ~ purchaser. deposit II SiUu required al
ih' 'i sale convey a1rtUE roy, NM
stamps - cost Of purchaser
my3 d&Is TIuS. J. OWEN. Aucfinnee-
pUNrANSoN BROS. AUCTIoNEEf:S-
TRI STEI.<' SALE oF TWO TWO STORY RpIrt,
DWELLINGS. Nos. 4uf AND ;uS I0l.t;T -
ALl-Ef. BETWEEN FOURTH AND FItvTII
NN ~ w ISL NGI"N AND STREETS
By virtue ~ certain decd ~ trust. recorded in
Ili7rf NJ" -iSl. at folio SO - seq ono ,f rb
land records u the District II C,lurntfs ,y I'LL
sell. Ca front n tn. flr.rls.s -, min
IHE ELEN ENIu DAY OF MAY 4 II 1sr, N
Fol O'CLOCK PM. that part of ,ri,inai L.
-. ]" quar- nv hGHifcd and eighteen oils
~ we 'iS ~ Washington hauy twenty Two r.r,i
i'7-i "n.quart"r a. inch hy thirty-nyr i35r ana
nan ,a"-z' f"eI. N which are erected tho 49,
nall'H TWO 6FfA dwellings Il be sold together a.
Terms Of sale Oue-third cash bsIsnce in o,o
s"d W" yea :, with interest at Ga per anpum
PaSabf s.ini-annualIy- 500 deposit REQUIRED a.
CHARLES T. BENJAMIN.
1921, NA, II. DUNCANSUN.
ny 'i'NuS Trustees.
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JAMES W. RADCLIFFE. AUCTIoNEER.

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TRUSTEES SALE OF VAL
UARLE REAL ESTATE,
BEING THE ENTIRE FRONT
ON THE NORTH SIDE OF G.
STREET BETWEEN THIRD
AND FOURTH STREETS
NODTHEACT
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,,D,,,,,,- -, LOAN aud Trust Bldg.
ap20-d&ds = ) Loan and Trust hide
WALTER B. WILLIAMS co, AUcTIoyEERs

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND CNlMPRQVEQ PROPERTY, KNOWN AS
1871 10TH STREET NORTHWEST AND IS
mp n; - FIERCE STREET NORTHWEST.
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL. ESTATE BEING HOl SEES NOS 1I4s
AND 1856 TWENTIETH STREET NORTH
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPRON Ed
~ Isl RRAN PROPERTY, ON THE CORNER
OF 18Th ST. EXTENDED AND SPRING 81.
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JAMES W. RADCLIFFE. AUCTIoNEER.

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rHos. J. OWEN, AUCTIoNEER. 913 F ST NV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-10

HARBoR HILL TEAM beaten ON RICH
MOND COL-NTY LINKS.

The Richmond County golfers are rejoicing at
their 6 ~ victory won yesterday over the Ilarbor
I'M team. Fi,e able players. headed by otto
Ifockmcycr represented the IIarhor Hi team,
but IAN Of them. with The exception ~ Iiockmeyer
himself. were defeated hy their Richmond County
opponents. Paterson. the best u tho Richmond
County men. WAS drawn against Hockmeyer. ana
the two had "a spirited match. IN which Paterson
WA finally beaten by up. Charles Stewart HH
the best playing for the home side defeating Janin
ly up. while Douglas Bonner took four holes
from j. Maxwell Carrore. Park was down 20 his
opponent Cooke. at the sixteenth hole. but man
aged to close mp the gap and finish all even Chad
wick won from Lowson BY up. and Williams won
from Wemplc by similar score.
Next Saturday the Richmond County players VIII
begin tournament for the George Hunter gOif
medal on. Of fhr oldest goifing trophies ln IN"
country. the winner " which Is to receive inc ute
OF club champion for the year The contest VIII ,"
~ medal play. and the best eight men VIII continue
~ match play for the Presidents cup. presented hy
c. s. Irving Another match still 10 be- decided
~ tho same links is tae RE between D. W Nc
Bride and ". ". Lowrey. for thu Bogi" cup. hI''
offered on August =. The two mon finished down
20 the Colonel and will play on under me sam
handicap as originally awarded. L0"rrl haFlns !"
and Mcbride IS plus The summary or yesterday =
match follows.
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ORANGE CLUB TOURNEY bEdlHS'
,pxrn STEVENS AND WARD NOT ENTERED
FOR THE CONTESTS.

FOR THE CONTESTS.
Mountain station ~ j.. Sept. OspeciaD.-Tns
oneniup matches for the championship OF tns
Orange Lawn Tennis Club were played mere ~
1o, an tho club courts before a large ana en-
,husias.c gathering OF spectators Ihere are '"'ee
ahsentees from the tournament. VINO are s'.a's
,,,ssod The veterans. W. A. Larned and Richard
Stevens are not entered, and 1t Is repo'.eu ..a'
they are not in the best OF physical condition. les
third Of the trio Is itolconipe ""'"' WV " F'~'
ing In California a.. .,,,,
In spite OF the absence OF these payers ''e envy
list has an abundance OF strength
There were two brilliant matches yesterday
Frank Miles defeated Tom kngman a'ter LEO
latter had gained what appeared TO De saie 'eau
Tho first set fell TO Kingman who ran TO the he'
at every opportunity and smashed the pan '"'ousA
his adversary's caurt. Miles braced up IN MS "o'n
in the second set. and although kingman "a ~
his ground strokes and by well placed ong nIM ross
courted with telling effect. and once IN front Aep>
there to the winning point - ,,,uA, ,,., ,hs
w r. Hague won over III. d. Brigham aiter tns
latter had taken TIE opening s when Hase struck
his gait be easily pulled out tns ssSoiu nr,gbam
sets. In the last games 81 TINS match hails
The first matches in the handicap singles VII
also started but the doubles will not oegin uiI.,s
week. The present holder OF the Sh Wiile.,'
but his showing was poor.
The scores follow
Championship single. 'nst round,-F Nils' 'e -
brigham Sc G-I g. C. F. Watson: jr: teat " a.
Miles % 81 W cS Sa%,.r heat so ". watson
Second round-c. +. Watson. jr. beat W. H. ""s''
Hs snS, 'IsF Niles Fe scra,s s
First TOund Fay ov Kse owe 1 ore 0 hal, IS
beat T. Heath plus ao,. CO. 90
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BOXING.
FINAL BOUTS OF THE LEXINGTON ATH-
LETIC CLUES AMATEUR TOURNEY.

FINAL BOUTS OF THE LEXINGTON ATH-
LETIC CLUES AMATEUR TOURNEY.
The final bouts Of the Lexington Athletic Clubs
amateur boxing tournament took place last night
at the Lenox Athletic Club before large gather
Ing OF spectators. The programme began at $780,
and plenty OF hard fighting. knockouts and slug
ging was seen. j. Leddy. OF the Pastme Athletic
Club, defeated b. Cohen. Of the Alliance Athletic
Club. in exciting bout
In the final bout Of the I4o-pound class J. F.
Mumford Of the New West Side Athletic Club
knocked out j. ~ Kioran. OF the National Ath
letc Club In the first round A. Dunsheath met
J. b. Diamond Of the Union Settlement Athletic
Club The decision went to Dunsheath who had
Diamonds eyes both blackened and his nose
bleeding.
J. F. Mumford. who the 1W-pound final
bout was also entered in the l5-pound class. He
fought William Rodenback of the New West
Side Athletic Club in the latter class Rodenback
pounded his opponent as he pleased during three
rounds. and at the end OF the go had Num-
In the final round at 10 pounds A. Dunsheath
met J. Mcdonald OF the Union Settlement Ath-
letc Club. In lively contest. The decision went
a. Hopslns Of the Union ss,,ls%sns A.h hnrs
Athletic Club. in the first round In the fnal bout
at 1870 pounds
William Rodenback. Of the New West Side Ath-
Iec CuS Pr9v1d hms .l to be sHfH Ehte ter
final bout at $50 pounds. Following Ia the sum-
mary
one hundred, .nd pound slarsA punsh.at. ras,
club: J: Mcdonald Union Settlement ATHLETIC Club de
F fsaasr as:s.S HsDen:
| -hundred-and twenty-pound cisse-"Joe McGinn.
SS ay P..m: x caBD os
B. Cohen Alliance Athletic Clubs J. Callahan. Union SET
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SCORES FOR DIRECTORS crP.
Montclair. y. j.. Sept CspeciaD.-The scores fot
the Directors Cup follow
PARET FAILS TO TAKE THE WASHING
TON IRVING. CUP From HACKETT.

Tarrytown. Sept. 1SpeciaD.-A large and en-
tlusiastic crowd gathered around the 'cha npion-
ship" court at the sleepy Hollow tennis Clubs
grounds In Upper Broadway, here. this afternoon
TO see the contest for the Washington irving Cha-
lenge cup H. II. Hackett, Yale, %, and J. p
Parrot. of the orange Lawn Tennis 'luo, were the
contestants and an exciting match resulted. In
the first set Paret did not get started ana as In
most OF his other recent matches. II went to MS
OPPONENT -asy. He began 70 force matters at
onco when the secord set began. and soon had
hip lead His winning streak continued up 70 c!.
and the set seemed sure FOR him, but Hdcketi
RULED himself together at this point for maj
brace and slowly but surely cut down MS opp9-
nent,s lead Paret came twice Witnln a, si,kie
strnk, Of the act at 5-3 but unable TO land H.
and the Yale expert finally won II by s. IN ths
third set Paret turned the tables AFTER q nae
been scored for HacKett. pulling up TO - ana Ia
the next game from Above 10 deuce. but az 10 ~
,,rrnse Tor the Yale man finally landed the %;
AZ "a and the match was his. giving MN sec""o
log on the trophy The days scores follow
Mems singles challenge round-H. H. Hahe'' "'0>''
fsa, p Paret ,chaileng 90. 81 90 49,. =
Consolation singles. final round u. "''"'" "~~' -
Freshman. %. 81, 10 %
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RECORDS AT BROCKTON.

Brockton Mass. Sept. 9.-During the bicycle
races at the new track this afternoon John H.
Dubois In a FIVE mile unpaced pursuit race. rode
IN worlds record time. defeating Claude Hamilton.
OF Lowell in four and quarter miles DUBOIS
Continued for a five mile record. lowering the
mark Of 1912. made by II. Clark. at Denver by
seconds =.
The French champion. Albert Tallandier. was IN
the mile open, but pocketed by Moran ana
InTraham. Summaries:
Mile open-Won by j. F. Ingraham. Lynnheld Time
21s. ~ x,-.. ,u.,
Two mile handcap-Won by Claude Hamilton. Lowell
40 yards) Time-442S. -
Five mile pursuit between Hamilton ana Dubos-
Won BY Dubois in miles $50 yards. Time l;ls Flys
miles COMPLETED Dubois in the record time OF l2:O'
previous time. 1912
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-10
BROOKLYN wHEELMEN's RACE MEET

The annual race meet Of the Brooklyn Wheemen
was held Yesterday at Glendale. Long Island. The
National Athletic Club Wheelmen carried OF the
honors for the club having the largest number or
uniformed riders present Summaries:
Cuarter mile boys race-Won by Henry j. Raymond
r. Thomas f. Fredericks. second. and william H. Thomp
son jr., third. Tme--D5li q. ~ r, ., ,r,.
Half mile (novce)-Won by William F. Gregory THOMAS
F. Nolioy second: Andrew j. Henderson. third Time
1:2sN. ,,,, I, ,,.xr,,,,or ?,
YARDS Walter L. Greenough 80 yards) second Thomas
I, clarke tr ,.cratch). third T1rne-2:3s ,
Three mile tandem (handicap)-Won by Henry J.. WI
hanson and George ". Samuels $50 Yards Walter l.
;reenouch and Paul NJ Merriam 40 yards) second Fred
erick c. Rumpf and Edwin G. stonemann 600 YARDS
third. Tme-1:4ON. - c NJ. >,a.s,..,a
Two mile lhandcap)-Won by Geotse W. Macswans'
u5O yards) Thomas D. CLARKE IT. HcIatch) sroohd, AT
thur /. jenkinson dol Yards, third Time,3:5o% 49,
One mile tnovice-Won by Charles L. coleman. John
. McNally second: Thomas +. Moloy. third Time
3:o7h =, r,o.,aa y c,,r,s o.
scratch: Charles /. Edmins'0n Il 30 second William
~ Iennc, Cscratch) third Time-13:2s'a Clarke the
rstch man also captured the fast time prize which was
nm ~ on the road in front of the PARK
Half mile (consoation)-Won by william H. GreRory'
rrederck a Hamilton. second: David C. Ch"nauts third
Time - BIZ.