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New-York tribune., 1899-07-28

Riverside oeyssp o9shq94rfd q64 X1oh6ad g
and Of the city national Bank
Who recently purchased this property the ou,15i an5
ing will be the American 'aStaIs of he front
viii be limestone and Roman siz2d ortSa LEX current
nontn gives reproductions OF the plan OF the ntsi
story and the elevations of the house 20 oe ~
by Andrew Carnegie ar5erIe IN about year ago
s5g 5a ST. enfire frontage from Nlneeth to
Ninety s O st. aad ad0 selected the souhery block
front for his home. which IS one I1utnb Coioniai
stvla four stories high. with wing on tne .nna
son-ave side The msteIiai Tnldnows MA 1 OF the hrst
~ eP and above this brick with stone m4u1oist
The house will occupy ABOUT .oa mar 'N n Ninety
and VIII have ample room fog h5e iarge
% den TO be arranged IN terraces, r,ning with
viii be inclosed with wrought IRON rdAiNs' WIN
The Niagara Fire Insurance nTpoperty al Nos;
recoInSSu, ,97 rroadwav northwest corner OF Ceohr
st. to Jennie T9m6Knin 05d nnt here was afixed
70 the instrument SLIGO worth OF revenue m ~ 81 10
which briggs the aGtgaR Re9ty Company BY deed
oyso diad acquires the title from Jennie NJ, doIib ib
kins for ~ anu as foT 81 $4,000 The American
Rond and Mortgage Company holds one TOT t., s'y ~
o due n Eo1Ganv 1g AT one esf for aOo COO at and per
cent for period OF three yeSrS a FOR 500 COO al
: per cent. due in 1902. The mortgages were n'eo
"tn rbare, rhs J and Morz Freedman yssterday& re re-
corded mortgage pedgng heir ProPerty 4s princs
o. - To 20 he WASHINGTON Life Insurance company
for the sum OF $3.50 at per cent Que N & tnIgs
iears A mortgage also filed IN favor OF Lewis .
seasongood on the property for 1880 at per cent
oIe ~ s - ciibert the architect will file plans IN
the buildings Department in fey days Tor fhe
new dwelling house to be erected on R'efsbs 81 bs
PTlye PITY NStonai bank The building viii be on the
American basement plan hve stories 5 Il, neIsnd sIad
The front will be Of limestone ana Roman s'@so
brick
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
REAL ESTATE.
PLAN FOR THE HOUSE TO BE BUILT BY
ANDREW CARNEGIE IN UPPER


Yesterday transactions in real estate included a
sale in upper Fitth-ave and an exchange in which
a Pear-st business building figures. Otherwise
the day was without features OF interest
John V Signell has sold 10 investor No. 40
F1fth-ave a fathouse. 2sxNx1oo. for about $4,000.
Mary Z. Plummer, trustee. has sold TO Anson
Phelps Stokes No. 22s Pearl-st business building.
lot 23.7xs74 The seller takes in exchange for the
Pearl-st. parcel plot on the south side OF One
hundred and fifty -frstst 80 feet east OF Amster
dam-ave.. 7sx9SlL
Mandebaum & Levine have sold Nos. 72 and "a
East One-hundred -ffth-st. two five story brick
fathouses. each 25xsOxlO.
rnenf No it Fast Eighty-Arst-st a Ave story and
basement limestone front single hathouse. 2xs6xlCo
John P. Petty exchanged the four story brick
double hathouse No. G3 Westchester-ave.. with
Maria Engfer for No 1853 Jackson-ave. frame
Zine Fine & Weindman have sold to sheInkoot & Gold
berg the three hathouses Nos %, o ana % Mlilett
Prsse4 Pa si 20 4sSD aa AiIen-st II ~ IT, s''''''s ~
The offerings at the New-Y9rk Reat Estate sees-
Bv Strong 4 Ireland-No. rs West Fortieth.st..
north side 200 feet west Of seventh-ave. 2sxlsSs a
five story stone front fathouse; foreclosures 70 H.
No ne West Fortieth-st. north side. 80 feet
fathouse: foreclosure; 10 Joseph Frankenthai tor
10 22r West Fortieth-st., north side, 226 fee!
west Of Seventh-ave.. 2oxsss nve sIo1y stone rVs
hathouse, foreclosure 10 Joseph frankenthal' ior
pv lanes l. Wels-No 269 west seyenty-nrs t-st'
north sIde lN feet east OF West End-ave, hxNz
three story brick dwelling house foreciosure' 10
Charles May for u7.ooo -. - s..-oA .,a
BY Charles A. Berrian-No $50 one Hi,haE =
thirty-fourth-st southeast corner OF 81 s Sian0ss
ave ssxse llxIs 2x- a FIVE story prick natnouse'
with stores: foreclosure. TO J. T. "he an o'uai' =
'hs 81 Ludlow 4 Co-No sl2 West one hun.
Are3 nd ,rfveigh hist south side i25 feet west
~ poiievsrd l5xg9Il three story brick dweLihg
house. foreclosure 10 A. Kimbal the plaintn' ioF
$3.50, - p,,,a-daia lane.
parcel begins az middle line OF sad ane @ uros
{rom AIhsnv post Road to Hudson RIVER halr99saI
s,stIon AZ Riverdale adjoining lands Mrs; Petr
49, goySd foreclosure: 10 John 7. Elder TOT
p Il Gilbert will he plans In the course ,Sa os
few days In the Building Depart tment o. IoI IN an
new dwelling house which 10 10 De eIeS'e1 49,
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
COMPETITIONS oF sEARRIaHT COLE CLUB.

COMPETITIONS OF sEABRIGHT GOLF CLUB.
In addition to the competitions now being held
for the July Cup and the Captains Cup by the
seabrieht Golf club. the committee announces the
following competitions:
August Cup for men. presented by H l. TerreH
-Bogie handicap TO be held in the four weeks END
ing August = a. p and IS. Competitors may staIt
twice each week. The competitors having the Dee
card in each week qualify 20 play on al hahulSaP
match play before Sep timber I. A., = y
August Cup for women. presented by Mrs + ~:
Adams-Medal play handicap to be held IN me iour
Weeks ending August = A. q and 2 C9mpethtors hoi.
NAV start twice each week. The competitors nd.
ing the best card in each week qualify 10 play on
AT handicap match play before SEPTEMBER : A.
SDec9l 'bogie" handicap. cup presented py @ ME-,
W p Prentice-Competitors may start as many
times as they desire from July % TO August o. III
elusive The best card wins ,,. ,,odol
Nixed foursome competition. handlcap Iheu1iii
nlsv for cups presented by Mrs. George X HoWeli
CONNECTING teams to play on Saturdays IN a Az u
Gust the winning team in each week qualhSSS5 49,. 10
play of at match play handicap as toIqS%T anal
round 10 be PLAYED or before SepteInoeI - I-ia'
rCund to be PLAYED on or before september q
Husband and wife may not pay tQgetheerri wvlie-
Wvlie Cup presented by Mrs. " ON "SHe-
July 29 thirty-six hole medal play handicap
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
LIVES LOST IN THE KowAK RIVER AND D!
THE WAY TO CAPE NoME-NEw-YoRKER
DIED OF ScURvY.

Seattle. Wash. July IA. Kyle. who was the
leader Of a party OF twenty-eight Bostonians who
wintered az Arctic City was a passenger on the
Elhu Thompson. which arrived yesterday from st.
Michaels He says that between twenty-five and
fifty prospectors were drowned in the Kowak River
last season. Their names were unknown to him.
No god was found the Kowak AT Beaver.
three hundred miles north OF Arctic City, many
deaths were reported last winter from scurvy and
exposure. Mr.. Kyle also reports that three dis
charged soldiers and one miner were drowned three
weeks ago while trying TO cross from St. Mchaels
to Cape Nome in a small boat He did not know
their
The bodies OF two unfortunate prospectors who
died in Alaska were brought here yesterday on
the Elhu Thompson one is that OF G. Z: Law
renee of Keswick. New Brunswick. who died at
Dawson last November Of typhoid fever. The other
body is that Of James McGrath. a retired New
York fireman. He died OF scurvy at Arctic city,
and was a member OF the Anna Wanda party.
McGraths body is being taken 10 New YORK Tor
burial. 1t is accompanied by Thomas McArthuT
and John Brady. also New-YOrkers, and members
OF the Anna Wanda expedition. Other members OF
the expedition who returned are George Cole ana
T. HSarn.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
co11-,,p1A.s Steel MAST STEPPED.

Bristol l.. July 27-The Colurnoia s.eel mas
- staD,oa to-dav II was in place by o'clock
,p3s morning the workmen having begun on II be-
fore daylight All preparations possible were com
peted las, night so that the final step was accom-
nlisbed ecsnv and quickly As IT stands the mast
looks raller than that Of the Defender and Is con-
siderably darker in color The topmasl' III con-
forrnitv with a new idea Of her builders. was IN
taa tho oo1,ow rnainmast and operating like
,elascone will be raised and lowered from the deck.
The mast hoops were in place and the spreaderS
also The hoops are made Of steel tubing sal-
" nized and the spreaders are the same as nose
which on the COLUMBIA "oo"
sticks Withou. crutcnes. 80, ro.o.zor -,h,ob
A. 10 o'clo.k this forenoon the Defender, Whlcn @
had been waiting off the docks, was warped lhto
tbs channel and slipped on the cradle. ready 70 os
hauled UP at high tide. The ere" were ledu1 ~
begin cleaning her underbody at once
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
VALUELESS MEXICAN BONDS.
THAT THOSE HELD BY J. C HAssARD'
WHO HAS ATTACHED THE NEW ISSUE.
ARE NOT WORTH ANYTHING.

ARE NOT WORTH AM hlIHr
1ndianapois. July q (specaD.-Frederlck sturm.
OF this city says the $40 Oo OF Mexican bonds
held bv John c Hassard are worthless He made
this assertion after reading the dispatches telling
that Hassard had attached the new issue OF Mex
lean bonds being negotiated BY j. Morgan &
Co OF New-York on a Judgment for SlOooOW
against the Mexican Government that he secured
several years ago. While sturm does not know
Hassard he does know the financial history OF the
Mexicans' struggle 10 overthrow Macmillan. for
tis brother. General sturm, now living at Denver
was the financial agent OF the Mexican Gov
ernment in this country during the Mexican rebel
lion and Mr. sturm connected with his
brothers administration.
While my brother was the agent OF the Mexican
Government he was established az New-York' said
Mr. sturm. and ne sent FIVE shiploads OF arms TO
the Mexicans Two OF the ships were lost in storms
made the voyages on the other three. and saw
that all the arms were delivered TO Porfro Diaz
Diaz was attached 10 President Juarez, and as
Juarez was the only leader who had an official
representative in the United States his adminstra-
ton was the only one recognized by the United
States and only the bonds he issued were regarded
as valid by this Government Ny brother was re-
irnbursed with these bonds for the ne sent the
Mexicans His claim was paid eight years ago by
President Diaz He received railroad franchises and
$4,000 in cash He sold the railroad franchises and
realized enough money on them 10 cancel the debt
the Mexicans owed him.
A number OF other factions issued bonds in
course OF the rebellion. and some Of these bonds,
sold in this country by a man named Woodhouse,
those that Hassard bought. Other Americans
We're caught. too The United States Government
refused 10 recognize the Woodhouse bonds and
have never been able 10 understand how Hassard
secured Judgment against the Mexican Govern
ment. Now that he has brought attachment pro-
ceedings against the recent Mexican bond issue. l
think his judgment will be knocked out"
In speaking about the Mexican Revolution, Mr..
Sturm told OF an incident or ms connection with II
Il was down there two years" he said. 'instructing
the Mexican officers how TO use artillery: l was
only mixed up in the fighting once. and then 10 a
small extent. The Mexicans wanted 70 take little
gunboat the Tomasl River. The Mexicans had
q Spanish 20-pounder and some American amnuni-
tion. We had 10 wrap rags around the American
2-pounder shell 10 make ~ i the Spanish H-pound-
gun We had fuses. and We had 70 trust 10
luck that the shell would explode when it struck
I loaded and fired and the shell struck the gun
boat, and. though It didn't explode. II tore hole
through the hrebox and disabled the engines. Then
we put out from the bank and when the enemy saw
coming they jumped over the sides Into the
water and made no protest against our taking their
c1InbCat'
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
RECORDED MORTGAGEs.

>..,,a,, Norris and Isldore Cohen TO Delphns
Antisdei. ST Ann's-ave " 5, . It OF l'eth-
same to Adolph N Bendheim ST Ann's-ave'
o@nSs S2T d2st0s Jennie NJ to American Bond and Mort
raSe Guaranty Company truetee. 10 loo
Broadway. n " cor Cedar-st. extends 70 Iempie- q
a. also 40 1877 Broadway. 10 years. 80.
Same 70 Mutual Life Insurance company same
sas p59peH ,6 Hsgsra yaa' Fire Insurance company
vaSnsr. Peter and Margaret. TO stanley " , Deg
ter trustee. etc s5th-st. s. loS II '' Oe''i@'
scb,Itbsi. Elizabeth. 70 the Franklin Savings
Bank No I've 523 West q t'-s5 al 30 Edmund whitman
81 al executors, etc. l2Ith-st T. -oo " OF
stsSve 05a a. ns and Abraham solomon to Charles
Jackson, Rivington-st cor sne''h-T'' ae
mand samuel A. to Albert Erdman No pa TO
Freedman, Charles and Mort1, " 70 KAY sna Ss7
broas1,sy q W cor Prnce-st. 3 years :...:...
r. 3orke Thomas. TO Fanny Sender and another
No s7+ Boston To- UniGed states Trust Com
p,sU;c s5v ~ New-York. Columous-ave' cor
ner 7sth1s Wcbael Ysa5 to Tinted states Tru., COM
p.1 80 o. New-York. No lib West IVtn-st
zLy.sars.n yssTs Charles and Morit1. Lewis Sea-
songood Nos 5e5 and Se7 B5oa1Ssy e Assuf
a5ne society. Madison-ave. s. e9i It u
,sn.5n i2srn0; 1eopod. to Jonas Wei and another.
tsr,tsp William c. to Mlssouria and Harry
Houot Ii9th-st n $ 325 y " Of 7th-ave.
es sxffs5 70 81 Nicholas-ave. l year ;,..;...'
sasrsn Joseph 20 Henrietta Forchneimer.
tas,b-s, 5 300 u of Amsterdam-aNe.
Msi3nsy ssa5s Mary to the Mutual Lfe Insurance.
"a --rrnsnv eth-ave > corner l53d-et. years
shephard Harry s. 10 Continental Trust COM
an No lO2 West 46,h-st. years ;......-..
,-s,-for ella A. 10 New-York Life insurance
Company s0;h-st. n corner Lexinston-aVe'
W. Iohn 10 George W Matteson e, al, trus-
tees etc s4th-st, corner Lexinston-aVe'
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
NEW BUILDINGS.

,as,h-.. e. 200 . " OF wlllow-ave. for two
-, s.o-y brick fathousez with stores 23NII
X Matthews owner. Ward Cunningham. No
is3 Courtlandt-ave architect :, 49,
story brick nathouse q 2xss.5 George scnaeis.;
No 20 West 2sth-st, owner; c Browne, NO IL"
vea, ie5th-st architect. ........ :,
kas-.t n 8 100 n OF ilth-ave. for nve stO'y
and basement brick factory. i5Ox Irregular - -
q II voikenlng. No 80 East 44th-s'' o"n'''' y
IInd-ave e. pos 3 It OF Union Plsee Tor NJ ni
sfory frame dwelling. q 8x5A .: Ch!is,ish,
pesosevelt-st n W cor wster-st for HVe s.o'S
hrick nathouse with stores q sroo. "A: -Is,,sct
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Avenue B. No lO4. 20 sx84 8. Bella Bersonen 10
Fre4Aric. q MAYER and another. - =. ....'
6od-s, No ~ West 22xlOO 4; Austin Greer
executor etc ct al TO Harris FannestocsS
b7th-st s IS Il OF 2d-aye, 22xloo' Aorahafn
Broadway' No 1875. n corner csdar-st. ana ana
- RToadwsy. No 1877. adjoining, the NIAGARA Ere
Insurance Company 10 Jennie IompHIhs'
value considered and - - ,.;
Averge G No 1873 W s. ls.4xs3 Frank D Butler
70 Sacbel Welnstein and another. -. -.
usdison-st . g III Il " Of Clnton-st, % oxso.
William Felnberg and another 70 A0rAham
pasto1 Road W s 1872 u OF l66th-st, 80 IL
I40 5x5Oxl4s. Donald Mclean. referee 70 Ieorse
so5 81, VI $50 Fast 2Ox94. John Morrel 70
Pincus Lowenseld and another ........'. '.'''''''
Same property: Matilda Mouel % same -.
A6tb-sf e 50 n Of 6th-ave. ZoxlVo' Ames
Vsn Wart TO Harry : Sheppard --.....-....''
Same property: Grace A Taylor 70 same -
same property. Harry Sheppard 10 E"|a'e'" N
. - s'---'
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
YACHTING.
CHANCES OF THE SHAMROCK.
ENGLISH PAPER DEDUCEs A VICTORY FOR THE
CLIP CHALLENGED

1ondon Julv 27-"The Yachting World" issued
+odav contains a long article the Shamrock
chances in the contests for the America CUP
Starting upon the assumption that the Nigian' ana
the Britannia were equal, the writer argues 'ha. !.
the shamrock showed herself 10 De cap@aDlS @ ~ "
a. oT fwentv-six minutes over thirty nliIs
course With time allowance the shatnroch Nc
srnario-itv would be fifteen 10 twenty minutes. As
tbe defenders superiority over the Niglant IN san
ing the same course is estimated az 81 1pfenSer
fs essmed 70 be three minutes il is estlma jed tha
- CSoinmhia's superiority over the NigIant Is
rIre minutes Therefore according 10 Inc 1achI-
ne worlds" article. there are excellent gropnas
for the belief that In the present coNulo" VI '0'"
vachts the Shamrock Will win
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
THE CRAFT AND THOSE WHO SAIL THEM


THE CRAFT AND THOSE WHO SAIL THEM
The schooner yacht Comet which was lately
driven ashore in a gale in Gravesend Bay mas oeeh
on the ways al McGowan's South BROOKLYN Iol
some time, receiving new stern ShG daagad in
N 9SerndqEnng qS orI Inc She belongs to " II Langley
Of the Atlantic and New-York yacht clubs
The statement published in England that Sir
Thomas Upton had requested permission TO tow
the Shamrock TO America was on more than one
ground absurd on its face. Any seaman knows that
a shallow hulled racing yacht proceeds much
more easily and safely under her own canvas than
when being towed on such boat when 1t Is
being dragged at considerable speed in heavy sea-
her motion is simply terrific and indescrbable She
heavily in the oncoIning wave. Gradually the
SaGhslay9 "a asv be gne mast II the boat is sloop the bow
spirit is almost Invariably carried out and then II Is
Hogarth should ask for trouble Of this kind is not
70 be believed. nor Is II al al key thay bicb pr
would be fiat against the rules OF the deed OF gilt
The new steam yacht that was launched on Sat
urday at Roach's shpyard. Chester. Penn. for J.
Gardener Cassatt. Of the New-York Yacht Club
was christened the Eugenia, the same name as tnat
Of the yacht sold by Mr. Cassatt to the Govern
ment last year. Both yachts were named after
Miss Eugenia Cassatt the daughter of the owner.
who attended to the christening ceremonies last
Saturday. The boat Is l15 feet inches over all
q feet, and she will have triple expansion engines
which 10 send her along at fourteen knots an
hour The boat possesses all the latest electrical
inventions. and has been constructed with a view
70 foreign cruising.
The new steam yacht Josephine. lately con-
structed for P. A s. Widener. has been out for
her first official trial trip on the Delaware. The
contract calls for a speed OF II knots and the
indicated horse power is 3400. but the ofncial re-
suits OF the trial have not yet been announced
She carries crew OF fOrty-two men, with Tilman
@. Chase skipper. The yacht is Of American
workmanship. and her cost will be s5Occco. She is
ZIG feet on the water line with a deck length OF
26O feet and a beam OF 80 feet inches.
II is reported that the steam yacht Varuna be
longing to Eugene Higgins. Of the New-York Yacht
Club. will not leave England till the end OF August.
when she will como 10 New-YOrk 10 be present at
the Americas Cup contests.
Charles Mex Leoser and Thomas S Leoser. OF
the New-York Yacht Club. have given their schoon-
er yacht WinOna full new suit Of canvas.
At McGowan's yards. Fifty-hfth-st South
Brooklyn. the schooner yacht Nokoms has been
I'D on the ways TO have her topsdes painted and
some minor repairs ATTENDED 10.
The schooner yacht Perwinkle belonging 10
Vjce-Commodore W. II Kilbourne Of the Brook
terday from short cruise up the Shrewsbury
A series Of water sports will be given by the
Jamaica Bay Yacht Club next Saturday.
The big auxiliary catboat Iona, belonging 20
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28

q. B. s. oourlay. has been on cruise OH 1''an'''
Highlands.
The sloop yacht Vol has received Cowdsr
canvas at the order or her owner ME-
The s,oop yacht Fsustna. oeiong,he .,.,r0 vooh,
modore Robert hopkins of the BrooK'" iaeH'
Club, is now cruising.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
JEFFRIEs SAILS FOR SOUTHAMPTON.
THE CHAMPION AND HIS FRIENDS voYA'ENS
~ THE FrERsT BISMARCK.


IN THE FUERsT BISMARCK.
lame. Jenries. champion heavyweight pusliIs. ps.
~ The world sailed for Southampton In the ue's
bismarck Yesterday. He got on board aOouI
o'clock but. although the vessel was NOT sone
80 ii N o'clock a crowd of his friends was
aIreadv waiting for him. Jefries and his orother
Iohn and Ross O'Nel. who accompany him on ni7
tr,n were obliged to elbow their way to the snip
rangpank through the throng which pressed a'ouil'
them on the Hamburg American Line pier III NO
boken His stateroom was filled with the hOi ia4
offerings OF his admirers, and Just BEFORE inc s'.P
sailed he was presented with a lfesize picture o.
himself from Martin Bowling Jeffries's trip Is lor
both business and pleasure So far he mas '"o
matches on in England. and from London ne WI vi
20 10 Paris where he is 10 box Jem SnliLn' t az
former champion OF England Jeffries Will aIso give
exhibitions In theatres in London and Paris
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
the closest, most interesting and gamest matches
played in America.
The cards

Meanwhile Dan" Chauncey, OF Dyker Meadow:
and A. l. Ripley, OF the Oakley Country Club. OF
who should have the honor Of meeting Travis IN
the finals to-day. The Massachusetts, finally
won. but only on the nineteenth green. They gave
a taste Of their quality by having the first three
holes Chauncey won the fourth Ripley the sixth (;
but Chauncey was decidedly on his game. and
turned for home up. Ripley won the tenth. how
ever. and they alternated at the eleventh and
twelfth. the scores being and In each case. Two
holes divided came next, leaving them still all
square. Chauncey won the fifteenth Ripley the
sixteenth. and the last two were halved, making
an extra hole necessary. Ripley's nerves were the
The scores:
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
NEW VESSEL FOR PoRTo RrcAy TRAFFIC.

The New-York ard Porto Rico Steamship Com
pany's new steamship Ponce launched at the
yards OF the Harlan Hollingsworth Company. at
Wilmington. Del, last Saturday. She is to run
between this city ard Porto Rico.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28

and. on Sunday. A programme OF track and field
contests has been arranged. which includes a five
mile bicycle for the club championship.
game OF ball will also be played
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
ATHLETICS.
FIELD DAY OF COURT DEWEY. FoREsTERs
OF AMERICA

The first festival and games OF Court I've ;
Foresters OF America, held at Dexter PARK D'
lyn Yesterday, were a success. summary
one hundred yard ChsndisApEW9Sa % Ss Je1n second
I.,iiisr r. TenAerson 3 yards. third Tine
Fgg ana spo7n race--won BY Thomas A -" sfhirs
u--iifsr n Henderson second. Ernest @ boeeer'' ~
Time %. -. lao. q Redmond
,.1re,-cb,. Thomas NJ Inngman rs yards secona' '"'
y Jenkins f35 YARDS third Time .-o..,,, ucGar-
r. -ee legged rnce iscratch}-Won by Whllanl a.
rev ana lanes @ Cunningham. Richard Nuesa- Nue;a. and
T7or1as : Forster second James o 'ai"''-''
fenrV l. Britfen third. Tme-oS N-Cann
one mile run (handcap)-Won BY IhoHss James
f,O y,res1. Henry !. Bremen a3 yardsl. sr'""N'
n Redmond scratch third Tims--S;" tr.,-v q
Ona mile bicycle race (scraich)-Non by 80
p.tersen. Thomas y Jeunngs. second. Time-"V''
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
LABOR DAY CANES.

The Knlckerbocker Athletic Club will celebrate
Labor Day with all day carnival OF sports at the
club grounds, at Bergen Point. " J. There will be
baseball, football cycle racing swimming and ath-
letcs on the track and field ami II is the intention
OF the committee 10 eclipse possible the carnivas
held by the club on Decoration Day and on July l.