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THE RACETRACE.
FAvoRITEs LOSE AT NEw-ORLEANs

FAvORITEs LOSE AT NEW-ORLEANs.
New-Orleans March 1.-Favorites Jared badly to-
day winning only OF the six races the card.
Ben Magen and Wild Pirate were claimed out Of
the two-year-old race by II. H. NewaI and H. T.
Griffin respectively. Diana Fonso and Tom Gil
more have been sold ]. J. Whiteside for $1,000
10 settle the partnership Of Parrish & Whitesde.
The track slow. Summaries follow
First race Zone miIel-The Suggard, 100 tMcJoynO 8
N and 10 10 won: Miss Dede esl4 (MichaeD. Is TO /
and 70 / second; Sir F1tzhugh. 100 tMtcheiD 10 !
third. Time-l:s3. ,
Magen i03 (MitcheD, 2 TO j and I 10 5. won; Wild
Pirate lOoIs (McIoynO 20 and 20 !. second; Zaek
Ford us w Shaw. TO ]; third TimeEo:5o&
io2 lMitcheID, u and TO /. won King Ekwood qs
fTuy) 100 10 l. third, Time-l:5s
Fourth race (six surlengs; haRdiqap)-Lord Fairfax
aeI1 H. Rose) 80 Is and l. won: Sir Blaze. 80
8 Weber, and : :. second: Tom Collins. %
frtlv) IS 10 ! third Ttme-i;i6 -
Fifth race turlongs seing)-Domozetta, no
(IfetherSoD. 10 ] and TO l. won; Pa!srm; 100 tWo
JonesI. s 70 / second Zoo liz CMoodyl, 70
10 J. third. Time 30i4
sixth race mile and eighth: selng)-Adme'Gs
1Roland) I 10 and TO- second: Rushheids Ice CW
DAVID BONNER BUYS MORE COLTS.
Lexington, KY. March (speciaD.-David Bon
per, OF New-York, who bought largely OF II. H.
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the evening in the odd game against Union and
won by 100 against $50 pins The scores follow:
FIRST GAME
Phenix--Dougher7y 1855 Story. lao; Kuhn 1872 Rush
more, lST Saddingron, 1iT; total IL.
Union-Touchert. 1856; Ness I41; Knott, l5s Can
non. 30; Helms sc; total Gil.
SECOND GAME
Alerics-Brovn. 145. williams. 49, Bint i76: Frog
CART, Ia; Stuart. ia total. 66s
Phenix-Dougherty 124 Story. las: Kuhn l25; Rush
more, 100; Saddington. las total. i05.
THIRD GAME.
AueTicar-Brow-- l54; Williams, 100 Bint 1853; Frog
gart- ~; stuart, soi; total 100.
Union-Touchert 40: Van Ness 100; Knott, Iia Can
los. Helms lis; total $50.
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s a0n th announeed the following schedule Of games
LOT the season Of 1900: April q Wesleyan al Mid
eaietoWn; April q, Columbia at Williamstown: May
= amherst at Amherst; May g. Syracuse at Will
..a1InstoWn May y, Holy Cross al WILLIAMSBURG;
Nay To- Wesleyan Williamstown: May IS ST
West Point; May g. Hamilton at Williamstown:
May 80, Amherst at Williamstown; June 2, Yves
Ieyah at Williamstown; June s. Union at Williams
town; June 9. Wesleyan Middletown; June 16.
amherst at Wiiamstown; June 25 Amherst at
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THE cARRUTHERs TOURNAMENT.

In the Carruthers Brooklyn National tourna ment
last evening at the Elephant Club alleys the EN-
pire team won from the I. D. K. and Pin Knight
teams. The scores:
FIRST GAME
Pin Knight-KoehIer $780, Miller. 1917 Tuttle III; Good
I56: Welsh 156; total, $40.
/ D. K-Hartman. 12s; schiegel. ITO; Bauman 1872;
Norris i40; Sphinx 1893 total, T33.
SECOND GAME.
Fmpire-Tohnson 1877; VOORHEES,. 10; Williamson, i74:
pederck, 1888; shmla. 1872; total. s71
D K-Hartmau 100; Schlegel. 1874; Bauuan, 14l;
Norris. 125; Sphinx 1853; total. 100
THIRD GAME.
rrnnire-rohnson 1es; VOORHEES, 10; Williamson. 1874,
Dederck 1872; Shiman 1874 total, s2s
pin Kn,rht-KoehIer 1873 Miller 1885, Tuttie. 1871;
Coed 1870; Welsh. 14o total. 100.
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SHOOTING.
FOXES PLENTIFUL IN SOUTH JERSEY.

FOXES PLENTIFUL IN SOUTH JERSEY.
Atlantic City. n. J., March Fox hunters are
having excellent sport i'll Atlantic and Cape May
counties Just The foxes are more plentiful
than they have been in years. and cunning parties
are securing heavy bags. Last week a party of
four huntsmen got three silver foxes In one day
Sportsmen hereabouts follow the hounds on foot
and shoot wherever an opportunity offers. The
foxes are numerous and troublesome that the
more they are killed by the hunters the better the
farmers pleased
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HARNESS RACING.

LIEN AGAINST EMPIRE CITY TRACK.
Charles J. Leavtt, jr.. of No. 10 East Sixteenth
ST. New York fled in the County Clerks office
yesterday a lien against the Empire City track at
Yonkers. for S25 1s3 So The lien against the prop
erty is for services engineer and superintendent
in charge of construction OF the track, between
AUGUST 1905 February 10 1900
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ma schneider e. al. executors 10 Charles schilo
4oth-st. No i0s West e5xl0o5x irregular: Joan
Oelhs 81 al executors, etc. 20 Michael Ma
81 Ann save, No 1873. 5. 25x1eo. CHRISTOPHER
Geibel 70 Max StrOhmeier.
Park-ave. Nos l. 2i9 and l.25i. 5. 5Ox1O0: Sarah
Lozier 70 Elias GussaroT and another
Saih-ss, 3 1i9-o Il Of lst-avs. . 6xss Anne
II Marshall 10 A j Adams ...-.-.----..-..
eoth-st. No iS2 West, 25xSe: Benedict Klein
SSth-st, No 564 West. 20x75 3, 5sth-st No 500
West. atx15.5; Abraham gutenberg to Adele
kneelsna, sSecutrix and trustee. .............
Slst-st Ne $40 West. 25xSi. Il; Sarah Dickensen
70 George Monk and another -.....-.-.....-.
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oth.aye, No 672. corner 39th-st. - Ix6o;
william Be-rian and another executors. TO
Hous;on-sr. Nos 81 and 80 West aOxs3: William
BerTtan and another, executors 70 Elias Kemp
GFanc-st. No i56. 5. Is. 9xl0NxlS. ix10o; Viz
gina o Furraan, widow. 70 Plneus Lowsnfeld
and another. ..--...-...--
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Queen 70 Farmers Loan and Trust Company
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and another executors % David ShuldEasr-
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BOXING NOTES.

Patsy Sweeney and George McFadden will
meet in a twenty-five round contest at the Broad
way Athletic Club tonight.
Jack O'Brien, the we'll known lightweight, who
is Hot Springs. has written TO Jack
Dougherty. his manager. 10 try arrange a match
for him with Terry McCiovern the featherweght
champion at 1873 pounds
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NEW HOUSE FOR THE HARBoR HILL CLUB.

The Harbor Hill Golf Club, whose clubhouse was
recently destroyed by fire, has decided TO erect d
new building OF 5000 II will be situated
fifty feet from the hill n Castleton-ave. with g.
driveway from the entrance the links. The d.
teen feet wide large hail and dining ROOM and
lockers on either side for men and women The
club has raised the dues Of active members from
SIS 10 so a year, and OF associate members from
s. 20 SC. This will increase the clubs revenue by
about 1000 q year The house will probably be
ready for occupancy about april Is
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NArLTE rR0OPN F0R PrERrO ROO

San Juan Puerto Rico, March -Four troops of
the 5th United States Cavalry under orders 10
return TO the United States. Native troops now
being recruited to fill their places.
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1t was announced yesterday that March a
dinner Will be held in honor of Abraham Lincoln,
under the auspices of the workingman's Committee
of One Hundred at F1fty-eighth-st and Madison
ave. Among the speakers invited are William
Jennings Bryan, John p Atgeld aad George Fred
Wiams.
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Asher's consignment from this city at recent
GOTHAM sales. here last night, and has
bought privately from Asher nine head OF two-year
olds and yearling colts and FLIES al long prices
They good individuals by Alfred C. and Baron
Review, dams by George Wilkes Jay Bird Alfred
G. and Happy Medium
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ATHLETICS.
LoNG IsLANp INTERscHoLAsr1c RACES

LONG ISLAND INTERSCHOLASTI RACES
The trial heats of the Long Island Interscholastic
skating races were held yesterday at the CIernont
Avenue Rink. Brooklyn before i large gathering
OF school boys and their frtenls. The Poly. Prep.
carried OF most Of the houOrs. The championship
Will probably be won by Poly Prep. Minton won
his heats in the two hundred and twenty yard
junior; the two hundred and twenty yard senior
and the four hundred and forty vari senior in
good style. AFTER the skating races the New-York
High School defeated the Erasmus Hall High
School in a game OF hockey by a core OF 10 /
The summaries: - -
Two hundred and twenty yard race 1uniorFfrst heat
won oy o. Mlnton, Poly Prep; George Bssen s. Paul
School second THe-o:23a. Second heat won by F.
tterreshon. Brooklyn Latin School; c W Howard POLY
Prep, second. Time-O;24 ''
TWO hundred and twenty yard race sen!or-F4r, heat
won by o Minton Poly. Prep; J. D. Ludd. Brooklyn
T. f.. R. Randolph Poly Prep: F, HerreshoI. Brooklyn
G W Howard Poly Prep: H. Gardiner 81 PauTs
school second. Tme-O25. - - .
-Four hundred and forty yard senior-First heat
won by r. Marston Brooklyn Latin school; c. W How
ard Poly Prep, second Tme-O:43as Second heat won
By O. Mnton Poly. Prep F. Herreshorr BROOKLYN Latin
School, second. Ttne-O:47la. ~
Half mile race. senor-First won by r. Marston
tir9okiyn Latin school; II. r. Randolph Poly Prep
ono I1me-1:i3t2. Second heat won BY = Herreshofs
Brooklyn Latin school, George Bisse St PauTs School
second Time-1:45. 1900
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HEFFLEY DEFEATS POLY PREP"

Last evening the Heffiey School hockey seven de-
feated the POLY Prep al Clermont Avenue Rink
by q score OF 1 to / The Bush brothers got the
puck at the opening Of the half and rushed II down
the rink. w. Bush scoring goal. and before the
half w. Bush added the second goal for
his team. N the second half the Poly Prep boys
got together. and after a few minutes play NJ.
La Montague succeeded in scoring goal. Some
rough plays made by both sides. Before the
half was both Of the Bush boys scored goal,
making the final score TO !. The score:
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BASEBALL.
BROOKLYN PLAYERS SIGNING

The players Of the Brooklyn Baseball Club are
signing contracts rapidly. Those who have signed
70 cate are Joseph Kelley. captain; J. Anderson
Casey. T. Z. DAILY, w. c. Hill. w. z. Donovan
" IMAM Kennedy. J. MeJames. Morris Steelman
eno Joseph Yeager
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PRESS CLUB LEASES QUARTERS.

The New-York Press Club has leased through
F zitteI the tenth door in the Morton Building
Nos Ia and ns Nassau-st., between Ann and
Beekrnan SITS, for period Of three years. dating
from May L
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.

North Moore-st Nos IS and 40. Cor a SIX story
brick warehouse 90. ixsT.6; Hugh Getty. No PA
9tE-ava, owner, Franklin BaylieS. arCh-reCr.
Pilgrfm-ave. s, S25 II y Evelyn Place. for a
and one-haIf story frame dwellinE-house.
20x2s; Jennie Irvine. owner, B EbelIrg. arChi-
l6Ist-st = 50 II e Of Eagle-avs. for five story
brick tenement, lsxT0; Macdonald s. Thomas.
No Al Wsil-st. owners; Y Z Dicke-son, archi-
O. - % - 81 + o. o. q -
Is7th-st. n corner Nadison-ave for two one
story frame wagon sheds. 1usfXl9, II D Batr.
premises, owner r Z Alb-echJ. architect. 900. q.
Kiag-ave " :. 200 = Of Beach-st City Island
FOR one and one-half story frame dwelling
house. 20x30. 8: Mrs Ellen Lawrence. owner:
William NJ Romeo, architect NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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BOWLING.
THE HAMILTON TEAM WINS TWO GAMES
IN THE BANK CLERKS TOURNAMENT.

The Hamilton Bank team two games last
night in the Bank Clerks League tournament at
Reds alleys, beating the Hanover Bank and
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co. The two losers met
in the first game Of the series, and Hanover won
on rather poor total The best score Of the even
ing was only 7l9 pins, and four OF the six games
rolled fell below the seven hundred mark.
The summary of the evenings scores follows:
FIRST GAME.
Earover-Wright, Is4; la2: Gordon 14S;
Spence 10; Nienan, 1875 total. ESQ.
Ladenburg, Thalrnann Co-watson 1874: sacken. 100;
BERGEN, "a Wagner, Jas; Hill. 14e, total CPS.
SECOND GAME
Hanilton-Crosby 1879 REILLY 9s: Ward l1o; Kottmeer,
146; Mooney. 10; total. T19.
Ladenburg. Thaimann Co.-Watson $50; sacken, 49,
BERGEN. l43; Wagner. 14l; HILL 1877; total, 62s.
THIRD GAME
Hamilton-Crosby IA, REILLY. 49, Ward. 1873; Kott-
meier, $50; Mooney, 1873 total, IL.
Hauover-wrtght. l45 Duncan, IT. Gordon. 166;
Spence. 125; Nieman so; tota.. 1888.
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FOURTH REGIMENT cARNIvAL. oE SPORTS

FOURTH REGIMENT CARNIVAL OF SPORTS
The 4th Regiment Athletic Association of New
Jersey are TO hold a carnival OF sports at the
arnory on March g. The schedule arranged by the
committee comprises six contests omen 10 all mem
bers Of the Amateur Athletic Union, and six con-
tests open only 10 the members Of the regiment
The open games Will be a 5O-yard dash 440-yard
run i-mile run, putting the 16-pound shot smile
relay race, all handicap, and an SsO-yard race
scratch The closed games Will be a 50-yard dash
++0-yard run. 1-nlile 220yard SS0-yard
Emile roller skating and a tUg-of- war. With
the exception or the las, contest all Will be handi-
capped.
Gold. silver and bronze medals will be awarded
respectively 10 the first three in each contest
The field and staff officers cup, which Company B
has held since IL was first offered for competition
Will be awarded TO the company scoring the most
points - -
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TIE COLUMBIA THREE MEN Tourney.

THE COLUMBIA THREE MEN TOURNEY.
The Morningside team double victory last
night in the three men tournament at the Columbia
alleys. Both Village and Doolttle were beaten,
and the former won the odd game by the closest as
we'll the best, game of the evening. the score
being 507 against 800 pins. The summary follows:
FIRST GAME.
Observation-Disclosures 154; Doncourt lee; Demmier.
1T3: total, 49S.
vilage-Coleman. I6s schenck 100; Faux .147
SECOND GAME.
vilage-CoIeman. 1872; schenck 150 Faulk 175; total
5O7
Doolitte-wright 1876; Clark III: Connan 1ss; total
THIRD GAME
Morningside-Madden lso Donoourt. 1e5 Denmier.
1876; total, 400
DooIlttle-wright 100; Clark 14s; Conman 1885, total
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WILLIAMS BASEBALL SCHEDULE

"ihanastown, Mass. March l-Mr. Humphrey.
manager o. the Williams College Baseball Associa.
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BROOKLYN ROYAL ARCANUM.

In the Brooklyn Royal Arcauun tournament at
Trainors alleys last evening the folanthe Couucu
failed TO appear and forfeited two games The, De
Long Council games. The scores:
FIRST GAME.
Fulton Council-Silyeria 90; McDorough, 49, Miller,
100: Herbert. 1859: Fernbach. l44 total. o61.
Iolanthe Council forfeited.
SECOND GAME.
De Long Council-Blake. IA; Healy 100: Herr. i59;
Schuman. lao: Han 1872; total, ia.
Fulton Councisilveria, 1856; MoDonoush. los, Millea
IA; Fernbach. 100 toral CPS.
THIRD GAME.
De Long CouncIl-Blake Is5; HesIy leo; Her1.t lat;
schuman 146; Half. 1TS total. $50
IoIanthe Council forfeited.
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HOCKEY.
HOCKEY CLUB DEFEATS THE ST. NICHOLAS
sEyEN-sCORE TO

HOCKEY CLUB DEFEATS THE ST. NICHOLAS
sEvEN-sCORE, s TO o.
At the St. Nicholas Rink last evening IN a game
of ftful interest, the Hockey Club defeated the St
Nicholas Skating Club by the score of 5 TO O. As
many Of the regular members Of both sevens were
unable TO play, the match gave opportunity 10
the substitutes to display their ability and al
though they strove manfuly, they failed signally
in their efforts The St Nicholas point and cover
point gave striking imitation OF wooden men, and
St Nicholas had TO rely solely on Hayward for It's
defence. He prevented many a score by his mag
nifcent blocking. In the first half there
many friendly miX-ups, but in the second period
animus crept into the game. and fierce scrimmages
were in order. Play IN St Nicholas territory
throughout the contest, and the Hockey Clubs
goal was seldom endangered. The Hockey Club
showed good team work. which marred by
rough playing.
Russell and Hayward had a little alteration.
which passed CT with nothing more than a raised
stick and altered threats. Russell on long carry
made the final tally; II was the first time this
season that the st. Nicholas has been shut
out The sevens lined up follows
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BrookIng Dropertn for Sale.

ITO CLOSE AN ESTATE WILL. BE SOLD LOw-Fac-
l. tory properly Canal and SniJh-sJ-.
tween Hanilton-ave and 9hst, - feet canal dock
plot 25 feet deer, premises good three
story brick buildings * coo
space. HAGERTY BROS 4 Co. 10 Platt-sr New-York
City
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UNITED ROWLING CIUBsSECTION ONE.
The Woodlands team forfeited two games in last
nights series of the first section Of the United
eys Monarch beat Spartan in the only game
rolled by the following score:
Moparch-csdisg lse; F95 l4' KsDp;sr Isl; Martin
spartan-Thurn, 1914: Mccarthy. 11O; schrecks' TO-
Woodlands games. each 10 Monarch
AMI Spartan
THE HARLEM NAVY TOURNAMENT GAMES.
The Harlem Boat Club oarsmen won two games
last night in the tournament Of the Harlem Navy
at the Palace alleys. The Lone Star and b.
heman airs en were 5h o ab9 Shs
pins. The nights scores follow:
FIRST GAME
Hariem-J. Magic. PnKnEton, las G. Maggie, iss;
Moore. 1ss; OLSON, 1874 total, 500
Lone Star-Yankauer. ls2; Dublom 155 Epstein. i42:
soggenheIner. 1875; Levoy. 1873; total. 7os
SECOND GAME.
Bohsnisn--Thuma Iol vsdrik. 1876; Turek ios: lew
sos 1Sa5 Iie; Levor iaa: total. IA
THIRD GAME.
FIarlen-I Nagle 100: Pilkagton 100: O. Magic. l59;
Moore. 1ss: OLSON. 2os: total So.
titus. III; FOrst. 1919; total. al
UNITED BOWLING CLUBS. SECTION TWO.
The Apollo team distinguished itself last night
in the second SECTION OF the United Bowling Clubs
tournament at the Arcade alleys. not only by win
ming two games by rolling up total Of so1 pins
in the first game. Gotham was the double loser
OF the evening losing the odd game 20 Glendale
by only three pins The nights summary follows:
FIRST GAME.
Applications 1888 Teppervn. 149; wahiers. 1872 Busch.
pa Mehrtens 49, total, COL.
G!entaie-Kreter IFS Calvin. 100; Lehr 1871 sutter-
helm. 1877: Schneider. l52: total SO
SECOND GAME.
lendale-Kreter las: Calvin. 1877: Lehr fl2; SHUTTER
helm i6s; Schneider 1853: total us.
Gotham-sowade 14O; King 1853: Kappel. 1872: schenx.
Ils: Heiles 172; total rs.
THIRD GAME
ApolIo-FFons al Teppervn. 1893; Wahers. 1885, Busch.
1893: Mehrtens 143: total. s25.
iothan-sowade 2o1: King 1874; Kappei. 115: schenk.
1879; Hetles 100. total. 748
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Positions.
Poly Prep,
n Y. A C HOCKEY TEAM GOES TO PITTS

The hockey team of the New-York Athletic Club
left last night for Pittsburg. where this evening
and tomorrow night IL will play return matches
with All Pttsburg seven that recently appeared
in this city at the ST Nicholas Rink.
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Gin Drouertn for Sale

lust THE KIND OF HOUSE conservative business and
~ professional looking for. new select
city neghoorhood fully established ony so minutes rom
10 electricity. running
Of n. regards de-
ard Surroundings. prices
carry ordinary crarped apartment
Full particulars I P. O, Box > SIS y Y City.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Blum. Morris and Israel RueenoT 70 PiaHus Turk
LexlnEtf have. 5. COS II W OF Ssth-st
The Edison Electric Illuminating Company o.
and 2s ws g Sc STAT: si Il y dSa We
Nos III and 1Is West sSt6-st 4ots-si, $ 2s5
ave- 6 81 ase so' 2s II d lG 2 Il q Ps ss
$40 $ 2SS 4 Of EI9Tst and l2'S-s;
franchises stocks. etc. recorded. 100 years. Sc
Levinson Max ]. and Louis Lppnan 10 Hyrnan ~
Adelstein and another. Nos 45 and a Avenue D.
Cohen Harris. Abraham and Emma, TO FREDERICK
VI. y Hil trustee, No - Essex-st, years $3.50.
22I II Of Lexins,On--ave, years. -,
Wolfe. Augustin A. and wife Harmon Hen
bricks. Lexington-ave. $ $40 II = OF sd
Haas solomon, 70 Emisraat industrtal savings
M6 s A Pate 'G5 70 Selma sskS SfaT s5
rs 500 = q eyh7sve ins'almeats ..;-. =.
siegelstsin. Pierre 4 10 Young Men's christian
Mahoney. Michsa' and Daniel F. 70 Emigrant
1ndustrisi savlas- Bank Prinee-st. n corner
Mason. Henrietta and william r 20 An Asso-
S Ssri [9s she Re 3es q ksBsf{ass Assd md
Rauchfuss. Alfred T. Catherine A Anthem, beth
me s 81 ,Ss e, Msahsss
Church 70 Eleanor L Hoffman u al, executors.
Ksmpnsr. Elias. 70 the Equitable LIE Assuranss
society Of the United States. Nos "a and SO
shuldineT. David. 70 Tiile Guarantee and Trust
company, No te9 drh-ave. ] year.
CieSler, Catharine E. 20 the BOwery Savings Bank.
No 10 Edgecomoe-avs years. ... .-....--..-
Mott. Johanna. 10 ETniErant Industrial Savings
Bank. Amsterdam-ave. s. T9.ll n n CT 1iIth-
Minek Franklin J. and wife 10 Robert Murray.
No $50 West 36th-sr- years. .------..
James, Herbert and Henry E. TO 81 LSIzes Hos
pitaL Wsstchester-ave, c corner Brook-ave.
Same TO George VI Miller, trustee, exc. WestChes-
ter-ave, :. 20 Il ? Of BroOk-ave. 8 years
same TO 81 Luke's Hospital WestchesteT-ave, 5.
- = : Of BrocE-ave, years ------------.---
Rosenzweig. William. ard wife 10 the Bowery
savings Bank, No - R!6ge-sI, and strip id
joining. o. K, \ :. 3 years
Freedman, Daniel 3. Henry \ Q favor, Madi-
soma ave. W :, 4l.5 u n OF 6dth-st year
Stefens. Cavsten, 20 Julius Loewsnthal. Nos 40
and - West 22c-st, veal
True. Clarence and wife, by attorney and an
other 70 the Metropolitan Improvement Company.
S3d-st, ?. 40 II " Of West Ent-ave- demand
Kassewttz Jacob, Leah RUtrslwieser, ist-ave.
I5.3 Il OF ist-st. extends % 1st-sr, also
21-st 5 29lS Il Of lst-ave ard 2l-sr. s.
3US-4 z Of lst-ave. demand
LOwenfed. Pincus and William Prayer % Aulsri-
can Mortgage Company. No 45S GFanc-su,
year ------.---- --.-.------
fully Mchae., 70 Dudley Harie sOth-st :,
40 II " OF West End-ave, . months. ,-..-----
Lare. Charles, 10 American Mortgage Company,
53d-st q 3 $50 Il OF SIh-aVe. l year 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-02

DAVID BONNER BUYS MORE COLTS.
Lexington KY. March l (SpeciaD.-David Bon
ner Of New-York who bought largely of II. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-02

VIoLETTE EXQUIsIA. Perfect odcr q suncn
Of Natural. delicaIe lasting Low pricaA
~ y. JAMES, W. sIth. 5IA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-06-20
Por haberse suspendido

Por haberse suspendido la
function que el domingo organizara
en- Arecibo ell transformista sef1or
Tizol, tendra lugar esta, maf1ana
iueves y teniendo en- cuenta 10 varia
do del espectaculo y las simpatias con
que cuenta Tizolito le auguramos
un lleno'
Ell Correspensal del periodico
<The Standar,, en- Berlin, dice que
ell obieto de la vista del Gar Nico-
las 1 a Mescou no ha sido otro que
elevar preces al Altfsimo en- aquella
poblaci6n en- solicitud de un herede
70 del Trono.
Sc ha ignaugurado en- Fila
DELTA la convention republ:cana, Sc
trata de nombrar a Roosevelt de
vice presidente aunque 81 Sc mega
obstinadamente aceptar ell cargo.
Ell presidente ha dado ordenes
al Almirante Remey que esta en- Ma
Mia para que salgan lnmed1atamen
te para China los cafoneros Prin
centon y Marietta.
t.. Don Jaime Rullan de Ponce
ha concedido poder genera! ante Ell
notario don Rafael Leon a su anti
quo empleado don Obdulio Ortiz
Paniss:-