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New-York tribune., 1901-04-17
YACHTING.
SIR THOMAS GOING TO BOSTON AFTER
THE ERACES-SHAMROCKI IT'S TENDER.

Boston. April 1s.-David Barrie. Sir Thomas LIP
toms representative in America, arrived IN poS'on
from New-York to-day to get a tender Ior onAin'
rock II. Mr.. Barrie says he already has ooal pro-
visionally engaged in rewYork. but he Is mere 'rS
ing to find better
Mr.. Barrie has his eye several Boston sleaiiei
that would be suitable for the purpose he mas hau
some negotiations with J. R. Bacon manager OF
the Boston. Plymouth and Provincetown STEAMBOAT
Company, from whom he leased the Plyfhouth'
which the Shamrocks tender two years ago.
but Mr.. Bacon thinks that he cannot spare BOAT
this summer.
us it true that Sir Thomas Upton is coming 10
Boston, was asked. and Mr.. Barrie replied: ies
he is coming to Boston after the and II 10 not
at all unlikely that he may bring round SnaHn-
rock II. although the question is not yet delh'eiy
settled
IF he brings Shamrock II here is there any PROD
ability that there will be with the lnoepeh-
dence?"
To this question Mr. Barrie replied that he did not
know of anything of the sort. Sir Thomass repre-
sentative is not enthusiastic over Boston as pace
for race betweeen large yachts. You see; ne
said. you have docking facilities here LOT d
yacht the size of Shamrock H. Then, the facli!les
for getting in and out of Boston not so sou as
at New-York." Regarding the question OF having a
Boston boat in the Mr.. Barrie would only say
The more the merrier. think 1t is good tnins
for the sport have several people competing 1of
the honor of defending the Cup"
New-York tribune., 1901-04-17

Fuiton-st cox59x1sx57. story brick big nth
st, 1856 s. Of Irving Place 2axs2. 2 story
brick stable partition Trust trustees
agt Marnladuke al; 14Sth-st. l2o ~ e OF
sth-ave a plot of lots. 225xs911 14sth-st 20 y
7th-ave, plot of four lots 1oox99 10; trustees
sale; Henry Well deceased; Wadsworth- ave
1S4th-s "a. 11xI5. vacant; public auction
between 131th and 13sth SITS plot lg9-llx
100 four lots. easehold story brick planning mill and
other bgs bankruptcy sale
BY William NJ Ryan: 157 waverley Place 3a.4 II e
Chrstopher-st 20 Sx13x2GxSxsxS5: brick dws
with story brick bldg foreclosure SALE Nc
2O4.4 fl OF Park-ave. 2ix9S9: story dwg tore-
closure sale y VI r d Harris et al; 40 East
251.3 Of 3d-ave 10 sxloc2 story BRICK
foreclosure Sands al, exrs. ast +
Hennessy ct all sth-st. ae 80 # W of
Avenue c 11xI96i. x24 1x11 5xs9 TO- three
foreclosure sale l4owen-rI E,
al G Hoffman ct al; 6'th-st n = 10 II OF west
End-ave. 25x1Go.5: vacant; pub auc
u p Ingraham & Co: Crove-st AZ = q tu-2A A'o,
story foreclosure SALE Henry GottseIteu
aet Camille Aubry al; West Broadway, 4ta s. - II
Osborn-st $. $50 II of Front-st. Two plots
about 200 Corona. l. l. Msin-st 5 8 i"o ~ ?
Irving Place four lots 1ooxl executors sale estate
Jos Rose, deceased. ,.o 400
II of 2d- ave. 6.sx9s9 high stcop dwg H. pub
BY s CoIdsticker: 62d-st 149. 295 II W of Sd
ave I5x92 story brownstcne dwg h; + Slst-st Ia
$ 1s0 # of sd-ave. eOxlOo.5. brick dwg h;
e 11Ith-st 12S-135 56.5is N W OF Lexinston-aVe
So 1x1nO1 Ii and frame dws h; executors SALE
estate John Newman. deceased.
BY De vaIltearss: Ave G and stl-st. cor. l9x'o
westminster County los s4xs2 oexioo vacant;
foreclosure sale: Duchess Land Co agt VIM ii Murphy
al
BY Philip \ snnyth: 1Ith-st, IS, 2l4Ss4 ex2l 5x
e9 story foreclosure sale Thos Crawford
agt Frank Brettell ct al
New-York tribune., 1901-04-17
APARTMENT HOUSE IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TWELFTH-ST.
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

BY Peter + Meyer &; Madison-ave. 1919. s4.3
It Of 104thst. 6sx7o brick foreclosure
sale; withdrawn 132d-st. +. 150 of Amsterdam
ave. 15x18 IL: vacant foreclosure sale: withdrawn.
BY William Kennedy: Canal-st 49, 10 5x5o; story
brick and bldg. store: pub auc withdrawn;
Monroe-st s. l25.I0iz Catharfne-st "a 9i3 X
555x24 lox52 10: story with stores:
Iunitz for sl7.l00; Monroe-st. TO- s. 15OS IT of
Catharinest 25xso 6x25xss3i. h. with stores
pub bid sa2. $50: IIamilton-st 13. :5x31;
By William NJ Ryan: 1872 Mercer-st W $. T1.6 Fl $
Prnce-s 20 6x1 2x2sxTl; story brick bldg foreclosure
sale I; TIeilner al + Smith al; plaintiff for
So rs L iD II a OF nax
Ida May Bull ct ali plaintiff for SS 3o 81 Jane-s
Gw pa p2rDn 81 sae Mary oaEh sst
al 025 81, S3 and 81 West 10Th st.
stores; losure sale Rapp spede Iren Works agt
Dooley al: due tudg slI l3i SCI eose $3.50 IA
for ST 900 over prior mort and int Caudwel-ave.
07 10 II 49x13o OsaIoO 45x13o o.
18Ist-s i23xl30 brick n also with right TO
strip 40 wide adj Prior mort S$,V,; ana Tsnawe h
prior mort, sI30oo: and Caudwe ave and 15sth e
cor a. 97 story brick h prior mort, 2 COO
ing Ehns r. , e, all d due ,ar o uds5 So @ ss se
costs sl 20 taxes etc 81 49; T'or morris S'-o' 10
Ry Richard Harnett & Co: 10 stanton s. n $ 90 I
IT Bowery leasehold; story brick fiat h.
with store pub auction; withdrawn 10 E l2th-st s s.
10 axs6x0a6; brick fiat hs and 3d-ave $ -
II I36th-st running through TO Lincoin-ave oSiI
los vacant: and and 14st-s cor. 2s1s2s 2s!2
brick fat h. with stores; executor saie ad'ourhed
BY James I. Pero-st. 100 4 W SedswicS-
ave IGx9s. 13xlO4 oTxos: story brick dWg MS Tor,
on iuds 81 costs s4s2 10; etc 300 prior
mis 9. ESQ G to , Wa.. Snf Ena%e 5Sr 9th
St coxs0; high stoop br a"s n "''"'""' sou
private sale -. g Nicholas III
and Croton Aqueduct fronting 19aSS on lo'th.s iSS
Nicholas Pl IA on coson AgedSC oueuct a
public auction. to L \ Peabody. jr, for Slsl''"
New-York tribune., 1901-04-17
-olds and upward: hve fur
VOLODYOvSKI LOSES A RACE.

London. April 16.-Unusual interest taken in
the racing at Newmarket to-day. owing to the
entry of some Of the candidates In future we'll
known races. especially William C. Whtney's Volo-
dyovski which is still favorite for the Derby The
American Jockeys did not place until the
Long Course Trial Plate 600 soveregns. for three
year-olds and upwards. last mile and half of the
two middle miles of the Beacon course) when Mr.
McCreerys Thomas Cat with d. Maher in the sad
die. second Lincoln Mint. South Australian
with Jenkins up. was third.
In the race for the Newmarket Biennial Stakes
twenty-five sovereigns each, 500 sovereigns added
for three -year-olds. the Rowley mile. the
Newmarket Craven meeting, to-day, Noodyovski
disappointed his admirers. The colt showed a want
of preparation and receded from TO to to l in
Derby betting. The result follows:
Colonel II. McCalmonts b. C. St. Maclou. by St.
Slrlcfl-Mifnl
Arthur Janess b. c. Magic Mirror by Isngless
haTth
William c. Whitney's h. c. Vocdyovski by Florize
lila Refine IL. Reiff) 3
In the Crawfurd Stakes Handicap c. S. Newton's
Lord Earnest. with Maher up, was first; Captain
Ioder's Lutetia ridden by j. Reiff. was second and
J. Craigs Carlekemp was third Ten started
New-York tribune., 1901-04-17
ROAD DRITERS' PARADE.

Judges have been selected for the parade OF the
Road Drivers Association, which will be held on
the Speedway on May II. The association has de-
cided to offer special prizes for the best Speedway
horse and outfit, and wagon. and for the
best team and outfit. and wagon. The
horse, according conformation, style and man.
is 7 while % will be allowed for the
outfit There will also he prize for the woman
driving the best looking horse and outfit in which
the horse will count so and the outfit 80.
Those who will pass upon the awarding OF prizes
Frank Bower, president of the Belmont Driving
Club of Philadelphia: John Shepard. of Boston;
Senator Horace W. White. of Syracuse; Charles +.
Chaplin president of the Flower City Driving Club.
Rochester; William Clarke, president of the Pleas
Drivers Association. BROOKLYN Frank Howell,
president of the Road Drivers Association New
ark. and Isaac l.. Con. president of the Road
Drivers Association of Providence.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-17
THE WINNERS AT NEWPORT

Cincinnati. April l6-Dutch Comedian surprised
the talent Newport to-day by winning the
fourth race at six and a half furlongs from some
Of the best horses the track. Weather cloudy,
track heavy. Summaries:
FIRST RACE-sellng Five and half furionss.
FIrema. 9S Murphy 2.................... ]
Vail. 100 &C.. Moore, 1..-......--.-.....
Juniper, % G0onovan). II to B
Time-l:l2.
SECOND RACE-Ffve and half furlongs.
Wilson, 100 IL Jackson. 4 1..........-....
Easter. % on. Williams. TO l....--......-..-.-.
Tlme-ll0l2.
THIRD RACE-Four and half furlong.
Elglva 10 (HothersalD o1.....-...-..-....-.. !
Myrtle Dell I07l7 CHouck> to 5.................. 2
King DAILY. l03 tMcCusky) to 10................. 3
Timc-0:57is
FOURTH RACE-Sx and half furlongs.
Dutch Comedian. Castro. 10 l.............
J. Sloan. Ill &C. Wilson, 1....--.-......-... .
Foneda, Jog tForehand), 13 TO 3
Time-1:24ls
FIFTH RACE-selling. Seven furongs.
Castine. 80 Lindsay TO o.....-...............
quick 10s CForehand1. I.................. 2
Little Tommy Tucker Cough l............. 3
Time-133
SIXTH RACE-One mile.
Iawton, fOS1e tBloss), to
Camp 1O4 tBerman). 2.................... 2
Julius Werner los HIothersalD. 3
Time-1:iS
New-York tribune., 1901-04-17
GOLF.
MANY PRIZES FOR LAKEwooD's TOURNEY
HANDICAP LIST AGAIN DELAYED.

Five cups will be offered by the Golf Club of
Lakewood at its annual spring tournament on
April 25 2s and 27. Jasper Lynch. secretary of
the organization. in making public list of prizes
yesterday said that provision would be made for a
qualifying class Of fortyeight players. and that
special cup would be awarded to the winner OF each
division of sixteen. Under this arrangement the
tournament should attract unusually large field
from local clubs. The chief trophy is the Lake
wood Cup which will go the winner OF the first
r. c. Watson jr. of the Fox Hills Golf Club.
The preliminary round has been Set for Thurs
day. April 25 II will be at thrty-six holes medal
play, with a cup for the player making the best
play to take place on Friday. and the semi
finals and final rounds Saturday. The Lake.
wood Handicap Cup is offered for an eighteen hole
medal play contest Saturday. with another prize
for the hest gross score. Second prizes will also
be awarded in each contest. The tournament is
open all players belonging to clubs In the United
States Golf ton. and entries close with Mr.
Lynch at Lakewood the evening before each COM
petition.
The committee in charge Of the Official handicap
list was obliged make further postponement
yesterday. After reading printers proofs most OF
the afternoon A. De Witt Cochrane said that it
would be impossible publish the results until late
this afternoon In all probability only those re-
ceivng handicap of 10 or better will be included
in the report the others being left to future
list This will be done in order to facilitate the
metropolitan championship for which players rated
from to 10 will be eligible.
The clustering wind and occasional rain forced
oostponemeut of the women's tournament at the
Dyker Meadow links yesterday. The matches will
probably take place to-day
New-York tribune., 1901-04-17
CUTTING DOWN SHAMROCK II CREW.
NEW MAST WILL BE STEPPED IN THE CHAL-
LENGER IMMEDIATELY ON LAUNCHING.

LENGEk kIMMEDlAIEL1 ON LAOI>trii->N'-
The workmen In the Denny yards, at Dunbar
ton, that they Will have the steel mast stepped
IN the challenger, Shamrock Ill WITHIN an
hour after she Is launched between the big pom
toons Saturday. Immediately after the pole
mast which measures 14S feet from the deck, Is
placed end. the craft will be rgged Tor her
preliminary trials with her predecessor. the cha-
lenger of 1899. But the Shamrock which she VIII
race will be the craft that had the pro
longed tournament with the Columbia. Not"itn-
standing the almost universal desire to have thls
yacht remain in the same shape as she was ;d mere
a desire in which the owner confessedly Jolheu-
the yacht has been considerably altered
Sycamore is cutting down the number OF the creM
that will handle the challenger. In all, these VIII
not exceed thrty-seven He does not believe in men
falling each other, and says that there IL no
position in which more than this number could De
required work He is also much OPP
posed to amateur assistants; this however havins
reference Mr.. Jameson. His crew Is now
collected at Dumbarton, and the men, who are an
practical yacht sailors. will be well trained In tnc
ways Of the boat, which is all they nave 10
learn. With few exceptions. they have all sailed
together In racing yachts, and good many OF thein
relatives that they will be clanshly nxed
one idea-that no spirit or pluck should oe lack
Ing to beat the enemy.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-17
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Forsyth-st. s 1903 # of canal-st; 29xsesx
les: s2s.oGc 5. 81 s,r. 60 i:,,, 81
same propg5ty Max ss R@sn gs and ssve Levin
5s,h,si s% No is Es5s lssioG5: Es5Tiek
gage si25oO; R 5, 81 .a.,oo: IL
Charles isn s Is 4 to PSP G aSd
s1ms man. m6fssss Ps5iiS aGETs1 e 5ua. FISH
o GxCo iaa Taof h5a to VP cpocRer Gnord
12ths st Nos All and 4le East. as sxioss; Marion
r and Rose Kelly. by guardian TO Isidore
n SFFass 20 Was, 81 SS 81 lS lease:
hold: Henry W Bookstaver. referee. ct al.
e.5 10 sts 81 %l sS aensy STsSGd ans
TO Michael Kirby: mortgage $4,000 and all
,eth-st n $ 4aa IT " Of coiunbus-ave 1sxlo22:
sesgs; Stsi 10 % West 25xioo4: William c wilson
Treadweu Cleveland; mortgage. $4,000: r
osd-st No $40 East. 25xloos Mary Stein to
Minnie Green mor.sase $1,000; gts & sS; s sS pals:
aag snstheS No TO 81 Nicholas Fs:s Pssy s
sbDsTs ortsaES %o sos $ 20 ssa5: Bernard Mas
and another executors. to Benjamin Keller: 90
Lafayeites ss: n $ Isl Il Of ProsPsct-aye. ~
pro9dMay aSdSnam s'Gas@iih 81 as 1T Of ioSst 161
22xe: Emma S Petit to Albert Bruins 4 part
same property; August Pfarre to same j. part
sesh-st a. tens, $ 10 I, q fark-%ys. 2@zloos:
1spRie SIS BsSk msIrat and aRs56s6 s @ to John Murray
l31th-st. 8, 1922 IT of Alexander-ave 5+-iX
100; Francis \ Schilling 10 August Moehus;
Bowery. Nos ilS and lISls e s. 3i.Ix1os, 7xsS l0x
1887 I92i-st. is5 II e Of 5th-ave, 2'x
oil 45th-st 100 II of Lexnston-ave.
o5xlOo.5: Jacob Barkcherer Abraham Boehm
another: II S. S25; mortgage. $4,000.
Place, No I6. .. XXI 125 llx25 fxl2t.6:
Jonas We'll and another I Nathan Fsandell; p
:, $4,000. Observation-Disclosures
6th-ave. :. 13.5 IT n of 2lst-st 2lxs5x irreGu-
lar; Franklin Lord referee. TO Leslie Pell
c5th-st No go East. 40x9S.9 Lena Buttenwieser
54th-st No o6 East 25xlCo5: Helene r G Bosch
10 Cecilia F Barro vs.; r :, $50 30; mortgage.
5th-ave JI.2 II Of S0th-st - 6X1o0; William
William B Leeds; II ;. $3.50. ......-.
Sith-st. No II East 26xl02.2; Mary Graham,
heir. Myer Foster: Quit claim.
sth-ave. No . go. corner lf3d-st. 245xi0N:
Robert FersTsoa s & TO Alphonse E F'ss; f 5. So
IO6th-st No sl3 West. csxlco11 Joseph A Far
ley Pauline S Bier: r 5, Sle; mortgage.
s1st-st No SO West 2lxI02.a: Charles E Orvis
and another to Harriet Strong; r ;. SS'...-.- $50
61th-st. = 215 II OF ist-ave. 5lNlOO.5i William
c schermerhorn to Ellen Auchnuty. widow -
I'd ST. Nos 80 and 81 East. 4lx1s Ix4ix.e1; Bridget
Mccullough and another. executors and trus- -
tees Joseph Polsein; r :. $50. $50
9Sth hst, 5. 100 II . Of Amsterdam-ave, 25xlOOll;
Richard McNel to James lack; Il s s2i-.-
5th-ave. 51-2 # OF Soth-st. 256xiOo; Thomas
NJ Hall TO William W Hall. undivided part;
47th-st No lis West. 2oxloo4: William Scott
Mary McGrath; r $. So; mortgage $4,000 $50
New-York tribune., 1901-04-17
ATCTION SALES TO-DAY.

BY Rryon l. Kennedy & Co: e9th-st s. SO II " OK
ms+erdaro ave 10 x1OO5 story brick dws n; tore
closure sale Wesselman ADM r. ass ra
Cabe indy admir-. ct. et al h 1ist 80 oao
~ w of Ist-ave 20x9s.9 4 story brlck ten n. tofe
closure sale Frances OConuor agt Mary ANN ,ain e.
story brick front ten h executor sals
., Janaa,b l. R,xton deceased; W 1oSth-st las. s.
325 n = Of Amsterdam 2oxloo11 story prck n
foreclosure sale Catharine stevens Ast ar,nur .
Sear,es 81 al: lO5th-s l46. $50 IT or AHster-
dan-ave 25xl0o1l story brick n t3reclosure sae'
Mary Grace Richardson agt Arthur Seares et az
Nv Herbert sherman: lS2d-st $, 2lO II or Lenox-
2x991l. story brick II n toreciosuFe sae' AeA
W Calm agt Eta Wolff etal o. ,.
BY Peter + Meyer s. Co: F'ulton-st So 3 3 between
pear, ,rd water SITS 1OOxS5 6x56 exSSx57x166. story
granite and brick hotel, Is part; Pearst. G5s I66
New-York tribune., 1901-04-17
CRESCEUS-CHARLEY HERR RACE CLOSED

Lexington, Ky. April ls (SpeciaD.-The match
race between Cresceus. 2:0i and Charley Herr, 2O7
to be decided over the Lexington track the second
day of the October meeting, has been closed. Sec
retary Horace Wilson has received letter from
George II. Ketchum agreeing the terms The
purse of 5000 is offered by Thomas w Lawson, of
Boston. Each Of the starters is put up a side
bet of $1,000. The winner takes 5000 and the loser
So
New-York tribune., 1901-04-17
INTERSCHOL4STIC GAMES.

What promises TO he an interesting Of inter-
scholastic athletic games will be held Ohio
Field Friday afternoon. Entries have been re-
ceived from twentythree schools. The contests will
be follows: One hundred yard dash go yard DASH
440 yard run, $50 yard run. mile run, 100 yard
hurdle. go yard hurdle. high jump pole vault. shot
put. twelve pounds; broad jump. and mile relay
New-York tribune., 1901-04-17
,1rrpvATTOy4L RIFLE SHOOTING.

Tho National Rifle Association Of America has
received assurances OF the presence OF at least
three foreign rife teams, representing Ulster Ire-
l.nd, Switzerland and Canada at the international
rine shooting tournament to be held at Sea Girt.
- IT, next September. and yesterday Secretary
iic vhich NAY also send representatives,
New-York tribune., 1901-04-17
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY

RACING--oueens County Jockey Club Aou.duct
2:50 p. m. s'''
ATHLETICs.-Colunba freshnen-sophomor. relav rac..
Williamsbri6ge. N' -ee'
WREsTLING-Arnateur Athletic Union CHAMPIONSHIPS
Knckerbocker Athletic Club
COI.F.-Executive committee meeting Wom.n,s N.,ro-
poliran Golf Association.
BAsEBALI1-Brown against Providence League Provi-
deace: Manhattan against Andover, :
Princeton against Lehigh. Princeton; University of
Pennsylvania against Rutgers, Brunswick; Har-
ward against Trinity, Durham. y. c.: Toronto, at
New-York tribune., 1901-04-17

OF the New-York Turn Verein, will act referee.
1t Is expected that there will be at least one hun
dred entries in the sparring and wrestling cham
pionships, the classes being follows: Sparring-
Bantam feather special, light, welter. middle and
heavy weight classes. Wrestlng-Bantam feather,
special. light. weller and middle weights
New-York tribune., 1901-04-17
5urrosates' Notices
SURRoGArE's COURT. ORANGE COUNTY

In the OF the Application OF Edwin G. Kent.
for Letters Of Administration c . a. Sc. Sarah
Irving Kent. deceased. Whereas. Edwin G Kent. OF
T,rxsio Orange New York. petirioned tho
Surrogate of for Letters OF Adminfsrra
> a in ne entitled and made
application with the provisions OF Sec 26%
and 2Si5 OF Code os Civil Procedure that the bond
10 be given by the administrator shall exceed
the amount OF claims OF the creditors OF the
said deceased Now therefore. notice Is hereby gwen
pursuant 70 order OF the Hon o. p Howell. surro-
gate OF the County Of Orange, TO all persons having
claims against Sarah Irving Kent late OF Tuxedo oranse
County deceased 10 present the same with vouchers
thereof 10 the said Surrogate his Office IN the Village
OF Goshen Orange New York. OF before the
tven May. 1901
Dated. April 18th. 1901 -.
TILLOTSON & KENT, Attorneys Tor Fetiuoner CIice
and PostofIce Address. No. 66 Maiden Lane Boz
ough Manhattan. New York city View horx
New-York tribune., 1901-04-17
COLUMBIA SPORTS.

Yale and Columbia Will meet in the first import
ant college baseball game Of the season on Satur-
day AS Columbia has at present no home grounds.
the contest will be played on the diamond OF the
Rrooklyn National League. at washington PARK
The first team match among the players on the
f-o,urh,, oolr team has resulted follows:
New-York tribune., 1901-04-17

The men at present are playing IN poor style an
give little evidence of making good showing !
the intercollegiate tournament
New-York tribune., 1901-04-17
WRESTLING CHAMPIONSHIPS.

At the wrestling championships of the Metropol-
itan Association. which to be given under the
auspices of the Valencia Boat Club. In the Lyric
Theatre Hoboken, April %. 26 and o. John Steil,
New-York tribune., 1901-04-17
Gountrn propsrtn for Sale.

4 BLOCK ISLAND-"PebbIe Beach Cottage: 10
= minutes from landing. East Side Capt. NATHANIEL.
DODGE. Prudence Island r. l.
Il rounding the UNDERHILL HOMESTEAD. ae
Tuckahoe y. V tone mile from station. About
frontage Central Park-ave- For particulars SEQ
personally on premises T Z. UNDERTfILL.
NOR sALE-ChoIce residence property. with stable
I Montclair. y. J. All modern conveniences. A
bargain. Apply JAMES H FUTILE. Tribune Bldg. y. Y
4 DVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions The Tribune
~ received az their Uptown Office No l242 Broadway.
north OF 3lst-s. until oclocS . advertise
received the following branch Offices
Office rates until o'clock p m viz 254 sth-ave,
23d-sr-: 152 6h-aVe 1.h-st: Macy's 6th-ave
lih-st: 142 COluhUs-ave, West 66th-s-; lo6
West 42d-st 6th-ave 92 East 1ith-st. 2j7 West
4st. between Ith and sth aves 59 East 4sth-sr L3SS
3d-ave.. between 18th and 18th IO26 2a-ave
61stst.: l.10S 1stave. s9ths 1855 Treu1ort-ave
$50 3dave. 41stst: 554 3d-ave: 30 Blseckerst
S25 Bleecker-st
New-York tribune., 1901-04-17
CYCLING.
A CONNECTION WITH THE SHORE DRIVE
THE AUTOMOBILE BILL AT ALBANY.

Wheelmen will be pleased to know that through
the efforts OF the Associated Cycling Clubs OF Long
Island an improvement is being made in Brooklyn
which has been needed for a long time. Second
ave from Thirty-nintl-st to Sixtyffth-st is being
repaved Work has been started there already.
This will make an admirable connecting link be-
tween the Thirty nth-st. ferry and the Shore
Drive an excellent and picturesque piece of road
way. which through Bay Ridge. This route
from the Borough OF Manhattan would be popu-
lar with wheelmen. owners OF AUTOMOBILES
ly paved streets which lead from the Thrty-ninth-
ST. ferry 10 the driveway. The annual dinner OF
the association will be held on April q.
Local wheelmen have evinced interest In
the Automobile bill. at Albany. which will
grant parkway and driveway privileges TO horse
less vehicles Some wheenen OF the opinion
that clause should be inserted In the bill pro-
hibiting drivers of automobiles from using special
cycles the Coney Island cycle paths and so
far have not been interfered with. 4 large process
sion of automobiles seen on the cycle paths in
Brooklyn last Sunday below Twenty-second-ave.
horsemen speedway. and the drivers OF auto
mobiles generally go over TO the cycle path or 10
the macadamzed road at the side at this point.
J. D. Chisayn the League of American Wheelmen
ofc,al at Albany. Is making inquiries into the scope
Of the bill
The checking atoms on Long Island OF the
Century Road Club Of America follows:
John II. Brown, Berry-st., near Broadway: Fred
erick Reid. Bedford Rest Brooklyn: Arnold Tisch.
The Shelter. Coney Island: John Dstler. Futon-st.
and Van Wyck-ave. jamaica: Thomas West. Val
ley Stream: L. e. Smith. Hempstead l. Da Silva.
Freeport: Foyd Kiddnk. Grand Central Hotel,
Hicksvile. and r. d swain. Amityville
New-York tribune., 1901-04-17

Il q Thomas a Surrogate o County OF New York.
notice IS hereby having claims ass,nse
CoIts r. Huutnxto, Of the County q, New YORK
deceased present the with vouchers thereon 70 -
AZ transacttng business NO. =
y-oad stree, in the City York before the
s6.h day OF Apr, Dated New York. ths 2Atn day OF
October. 1900. -.
ARAREr.l.A ~. HUNTINGTON. Execu'rfx CHARLES
s. TWEED. ISAAC z. GATES. Executors -
MAXWELL. EvARTS. Attornev for Executors. 3 Broe1
Street New York City.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-17

w an order Of Hor Aoner c. Thomas. Surrogate Of
the County o: New York Notice hereby x.ven
persons having against Catalina Warren. late
OF m. County Of New York deceased present the
vouchers thereof 10 the subscroe:s their
transacting business. TIRE Office of Anderson
Pendleton ard Andersen No. 81 William Street.
Borough Manhattan. City Of New York. bs<oro
the eleventh Gay OF September next
Dated York. sixth 6ay OF March. 1901
RAYMOND JENKINS. CHARLES n. LOCKWOOD.
p. CHAUNCEY ANDERSON. Attorney for ExscutosA -
William Street. Borough Of Manhattan. New Yorh CO.