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New-York tribune., 1901-08-01
foreclosure Sales.
CuPREAIE COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

~ YoRK.-The American Missionary Association Plain
tir against Robert l. and others Defendants IN
pursuance OF Judgment foreclosure and sale, duy
made ana in action and bearing
date the 18th day July, 1901 l. the Undersigned the
Referee IN Judgment named Will sell at pubhc auc
tion az the New Real Estate Exchange sassroom
No III broadway. the Borough OF Manhsttan city OF
New York on Of August. 1901 at II O'Clock
noon on that day by William NJ. Ryan Auctioneer the
described as those certain lots piecss par
cells OF land buildings and improvements thereon
erected situate lying being in the City County and
state Of York which taken together bounded
and described as follows viz Beginning at point
the easrly Roosevelt Street distant twentythree
C23 feet and nine inches northery from the point
formed by the intersection of the ea5tery line OF Roose
e street with the northery line of Batavia Street.
ming thence eastery and parallel with the northery Inc
10 the side of New Chambers street. thence
nortbvyeserIv along side OF New
hers Street thirtysix C36 feet and three Cd inches
thence westerly parallel with the northerly line
Of batavia street hftysix b6 feet and @ inches
Roosevelt Street. and thence southery
along the eastery Roosevelt Street twentyseven
27 feet to point place OF beginning be the said
several dimensions less Being the premises
conveyed to Henry NJ Denton by John c. Barth, and
Marie G. Barh his wife. by deed dated June 14th 1898
ana dag in Block Series Conveyancesl
III on the land map of the City of New York.
Dated New York, July 19th 1901.
EUGENE SMITH. Referee
wM IVES WASHBURN. Attorney for Plaintiff No II
Rroadway Borough OF Manhattan. New York City
The following is a diagram Of the property to be
street numbers No 6S New Chambers Street
No 20 Roosevelt Street.
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Assianee's Notice.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. David
McAdam, one OF the Justices of the Supreme Court
for the County OF Ney York in the oH5ca h
Clerk thereof the 10th day July 1901 notice is
hereby given 10 al persons having against The
Broderiek Supply Company lately doing business at No
Al Rose Street, in the City Of York Borough of
Manhattan. present the vouchers therefor
duly verified. 10 TIE subscriber who has been dulv
appointed Assignee Of the said
for the benefit Of their creditors his Office No 20
Broad Street. in the City Of New York Borough of
Manhattan before the 25th day September 1901
Dated New York. the 17th day Of July. 1901
THOMAS II. ROSE. Assignee.
WALTER II. DODD Attorney for Assignee 20 Broad
St New York City.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS wAxrxD.

/ COACHMAN.-Th0ro first class man,
I English; married; best reference, no fan
/ ily. F. No. West 45th-st.
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9Ist Street.

9lst Street.
The said premises will be subject mortgage of
Sl4 500 and interest at five cent from May l. 1901
and TO the of the expiring October 1901
The OF plaintiffs claim against said premises
S2S7 6 and also Of $242 thereon
from April 20, 1899. The only unpaid is the water
charge for the commencing May l. 1901 about 50
which will be allowed the purchaser purch ase
SIDNEY ! COW-EN
Dated \: Y, July ~, 1901
JAMES W. M'ELHINNFJY,
Attorney for Plaintiff l32 Nassau street n. City
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10Th Street.
The OF the lien
which the described property 20 be sold is
S. GA 10 with interest thereon f.um the 10th
1901 together with and allowance amounting 10
62T3 with interest from July llth. 1901
expenses the sale Said premises viii sub
tect a mortgage $4,000 held by the East River
Savings Institution which there unpaid
si4 600 interest thereon LIST day OF Nav
1901 a the Of AZ centum which
will be allowed out Of the purchase money. The
OF assessments. other
which o allowed purchaser OF pur-
paid by the Referee is 1854 so and
Dated New York. July 10Th. 1901.
3. GERsoN oPPESBEIM. Referee.
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SUPREME CoURT. CorNrY nE NEW

YORK.-Lily W. Beresford George c. Williams and
of Louis Hamersey deceased Plaintiffs against
Adam p Fischer and others. Defendants pursuance
bearing date the Sth ay of
July 1901 the Undersigned the Referee tudg
Real Estate salesroom. No Broadway. Borough
3t Manhattan Gity OF New ork on the 2Oh day OF
august ISol at Il O'Clock noon on that day by Bryan L.
Kennedy Auctoneer the premises directed by said judg
mat certain lot Of land with the building and improve
ments thereon situate in Section Block 524
erly side of West Houston (formerly Houston)
about Westerly from Norhwestery corner of West
Houston and Wooster Streets the division
land said E. Fischer running thence North
yisyon IIr ssap IN Fst tt " anu aions SiG a.
with West Houston fortythree inches
to the or formerly of the estate Of S P van r.
land and parallel with Wooster Street partly through
West Houston Eastery along the North
erly side Of West Houston Street two
distances dimensions or less Being the same
premises granted and conveyed intended be
hereto Of the first part by the OF Fisher
by deed dated the sixth day Of July 1895 recorded
County Of New York of Conveyances
page !1S' on the 18th day OF july lS5 Subject how
ever 10 and with the beneht of certain party
agreement bearing the wentyninth day Of August
Mary T RIx Registers once in said
Section Liber 50 Of Conveyances 4O2 the 3Oh
agreement made by and between Jasper p Cropsey Emil
Eisenmann and the said Adam E Fischer giving TO said
Number Sixtyeight (6Sj West Houston street go low m
NumEer sven 7 W yeHd 2n she wall Of the building
agreement is recorded Registers Office In Section
lber ~ OF Conveyances page 32l. the day of
Dated New York. July 10Th. 1901
GEORGE c. DE WITT Attorney for Plantihs S SO
Nassau Street Borough Of Manhattan. New York civ
It's street numbers are 7O-74 West Houston Street;
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7O-74 West Houston Street
The approximate amount Of the lien or charge 10
satsy which the above described
SS II with interest thereon from the 26th ay OF
1901. together with and allowance
S40l 3. with interest from July 1901 together with
the OF the sale The approximate amount Of the
taxes assessments and other liens to be
allowed to the purchaser OF the purchase money or
paid by the Referee Is $63. 90 - -
Dated New York. 29th day July, 1901.
HENRY b. CULVER. Referee
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&c It. 2 In:
Batavia Street.

Batavia Street.
The approximate amount of the lien charge to sat-
Isfy which the abovedescrbed property to be sold is
S47 04665 with interest thereon from the 18th day Of
IuIv 1901 together allowance amounting
10 s32N O5 together the expenses sale The
spprox1ate amount taxes assessments and water
rates or ott er purchaser out of
the purchase paid by the Referee. 81 3 90
interest
Dated. New York. the 10th day July 1901.
EUGENE SMITH Referee
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BOOKS,
l0VERING'@ SU MM ER
RMMN SALE.

s23 BROADWAY. NEAR 18TH ST.
Extraordinary reductions have been made
in order to close out our summer stock OF
the latest and best books Never before
have such values been offered. Prices have
been slashed right and left regardless OF
cost, regardless of profits. Stock taking Is
almost at hand. Midsummer clearance
must be swift and sure All kinds of books
10 suit all tastes Historical biographical.
religious, scientific books. Books Of fiction,
travel Books for children poetry. &c
Encyclopedias on sale for song lncIud-
ing Appletons Chambers, Britannica, Peo-
ples &c. Purchase now. the chance OF a
lifetime 1t will not occur again. LOVER
ING. S23 Broadway. near 18th.
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A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
n received al their Uptown Oice No I.242 Broadway
2d door north until o'clock advertise
mens received at following branch Offices regular
office 1ntiI o'clock Q. viz: 254 sth- g
cor 23d-s 9th 12th-st Macy.s. 6th-ave.
l4th-st. COlumbus-ave. near West 66hst; los
West 42d-st. 6th-ave.: o. East l4th-st
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ARTISTIC UPHOLTERY.

ARTISTIC UrHoLsTERING and attractive
decorations; FURNITURE made to order
repaired. remodeIIed. polished or refinished
MATTRESSES made end CARPETS at
tended TO; packing and shipping. WILL
lam BIRNS, 100 West 34th-st., Broadway
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I21 IT..

10th Street
The Approximate amount o. the liens o.
satisfy which above described property be sold
Is with interest thereon from
July 1901. together with costs and allowances
81, 1873 o. together with the Of
The will be sold subject a first
secure the payment Si5O.0OO ana Interest
thereon OF 4GS per annum; the of
upper portion Of the premises now held by Julius Bien
ana Company judgment for the S23 7s6 %,
with interest thereon from April 26th. 1891
ROGER FOSTER Referee.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-01
Fifty-nin;h Street
Fifty-ninth Street.

The following approximate amounts Of the taxes
other liens the said property which
be allowed the purchaser out Of the purchase
money or paid by the Referee from which 70 be
any paid account of such liens and to
is of interest due
on Parcel No. l. Croton Water Tax $500
On Parcel .. Croton Water Tax S3O.0O-Mortgage.
$1,000 Five 90 from January
on Parcel No. 3. Croton Tax. $500
WILLIAM L. TURNER, Referee.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ana subscriptions cor
The Tribune received at their UptoWn
once. No. 1,2t2 broadway, "a door north
OF 3ist-st., until o'clock ?. m: adver-
Offices az resuisr once rates until : o'clock
.. m. viz. e5s 5th-ave.. 8 e. cor. 23d-st
Is2 eth-aV~.. cor, t2th-re Macy's 9TH
ave and isth-st.; isc Coiumbus-ave. near
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AUCTION SALES.

LEVY, MOSHEIM & CO.. Auctioneers.
BY virtue Of a chattel mortgage we VIII
sell this day at public sale, at NO +i+
Broadway. the following properly; One desk.
two machines and all other properties, at
$3.50 a. m.
BY order Of ALBERT LEVINE,
Attorney for MOrtgagee.
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NOT TO BEALINK WITH ERIE AND D.AND H.

DENIAL THAT KINGSTON EXTENSION Is TO HAVE
BEARING OK ANTHRACITE TRAFFIC.
President Fowler OF the New-York, Ontario and
Western Railroad Company yesterday contradicted
a report that the building Of the new extension OF
the line from Ellenville to Kingston meant link
ing Of the interests Of the road with the Erie ana
the j slaTare and Hudson lines.
1T is true" he said that the extension VIII
he completed by the end Of this year, but 1t VIII
have no special bearing upon the anthracite traflc
The freight originating along this extension VIII DC
largely milk and produce local trafc, ana IN uie
we expect the branch will show satisfactory results
in the Of earnings. =
our coal business the last fiscal year has hao 2
material growth q compared with previous years
is TOO soon to state in figures JUST whaI tit
Increase has been. This increased coal buslhess =
partly the result OF additional colleries acquired
time ago
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ELECTRIC MOTORS. DYNAMos.

SEND FOR handsomely illustrated cata-
logue OF most efficient dust proof. oFna-
mental and slowest speed ELECTRIC
MOTOR in the market; / 20 10 horsepower.
PALMER & OLSON, Manufacturers, 2lO
Centre-st.
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uoRTON.s ICE CREAM.

IOPTO%,S ICE CREAM is the standard
Ice cream OF the world. II Is no secret >
everybody knows 1t. All orders promptly
fIled. city or country.
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a MARVEL.

KRETOI. SOAP cures pimples. scaly. rough
skin. KRETOL TREATMENT removes
blemishes and cures stubborn. chronic dis
eases. Book free Kretol Institute, A. 3.
275 9th Ave. New-York.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

ST. ALBANS. Fast 31st-st--Redecoratsd
throurhout: elegant suite: private baths
and service: rarlor dining room: table
hoard electric fans
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Proposals.

OFFICE OF THE POSTMASTER-GEN-
" ERAI Washington. n. c.. July 20. 19O1-Sealed
proposals will received at this Department until IL
on Monday day OF August 1901. for furnishing
All the postal cards Department may
during period beginning December 1901
blank with samples Of the Department. $
paper and full specifications will be furnished
upon application the Third Assistant Pos,masterCier
eraI, Washington, D. c. CHI EMORY SMITH. Postmas-
ter-C General.
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TO HEAR RAILROADS APPEAL FROM TAXES

Charles A Jackson appointed as referee by
Justice Truax 81 the Supreme Court yesterday 10
tass on the claims Of the Metropolitan Street Rail-
way Company and the Twenty-third Street Rail-
way Company 10 be absolved from personal taxes
for the year 1895 and Gilbert NJ Sper referee in
similar claims for the year 1900
The Metropolitan company claims that its per
sonal assessment for 1898 Of lO7c529O, which It
was reduced by the Tax Commissioners is unjust.
and that the assessment for 1900 of sl062l7S9 IS
also unfair Its liabilities assets for 1890 were
SgS 0oo }aO while the dividends paid for the pre-
ceding year were only S29700O0 Its liabilities over
taTaFie personality in 1898 were still higher.
'The TWentv-third Street Railway Company says
its taxable personally in 1898 was placed Al S25S.
oGO it, capital being 100000 and its Indebtedness
$4,000
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billiard AND POOL TABLES.

BILLIARD and Pool Tables. new. second
hand. $50 up; easiest payments. MARX
BROS, "a Union Square.
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surroqates' Notiees.


n PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF Hon.
Ahner C. Thomas a Surrogate Of the County OF New
York notice given TO all persons having claims
Yaet deceased present with vOuchers there
the subscribers at es place OF onsSns 1S oasss
RoroUsh @ OF Manhattan the City OF New York.
Datss PstUIs New YORK the 18th dsy feoruary Ieo
MARY r. DUN. Executrix; kOBt-IEI DUN LOgGLsASsss'
RAsTUs RANSOM AasS Ea:s for EassusqT, tor, i2s
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Hon.
York notice is hereby given having
against Mary Goodwin late Of County Of York
me snbscrbeT an his place Of transacng business az
No 332 Street Borough of Manhattan. in the
StTy 6tT 10 1901 Ee" YORK. &GFRED j. GOODWIN Exeeu5or
ERNEST 2. ETDLITz. ESQ. Attorney for Executor 81
DUNHAM. JAMES H.-Ih pursuance of an
~ order Of Hon. Abner c Thomas. Surrogate the
County New York notice Is hereby gyen to all persons
having claims against James H. Durham. late Of the
County Of New York deceased TO present the same with
acting the Office Of his attorieys Messrs
Gould wnkie. No. Wall street Borough OF Aanhat-
tan New York. on o. before the second day
Dated. New York the 2GtS day Of Iqnei 9T @ 1901
GOULD & wILKIE. Attorneys for the Executor Wall
Street. Borough OF Manhattan. City Of New York
MCNEIL. EDWIN.-In pursuance of an Orler
>' Hon. Abner C. Thomas. a Surrogate Of the
County of New York notice Is hereby given 20 an per
non-resident Of the state OF New-York
@ STk o 70 pTesent the with vouchers thereof 70
the subscriber place OF transactng business No.
Manhattan in the city Of New York. before the
first day November next -
SEl4DEN BACON. Executor.
WILLIAM a MoCIp Att9TTsy for EasousST No i54
haitian. New YORK C1ty
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CARPET CLEANING.

j. & j. w. Wlll llAMS,
c,sarn Carpet Cleaning S53 West 54th-st
Telephone 800 Columbus. Relaying a spe-
cialtY.
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING Co-Car-
pets cleaned by steam. by hand or on the
eoor 5TS Broadway 42l East 4Sth-st.
COE & BRANDT. Tel. 132-3sth.
DOGS BOARDED AND TRAINED.
TEN YEARS experience; dogs trained and
taken care OF: best attention given. For
terms write 10 LOUIS SINGER. cor. Sedg-
wicF-ave and Wolf-st.. Highbridge.
DREsSMAkING.
-A-DRESSMAKER - Artistic: excel
lent filter and designer: latest fashions:
srmme- gowns. fouards. dimities. Sc
made at short notice. WILSON. 10 West
G5th-st.
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INSURANCE AGAINST BEDBUGs.

TFCTPIC BEDBUG KILLER; kills
reaches. all Insects and their eggs: neither
poisonous nor infammable; from iUc: Up;
All druggists and OTTO L. ZEITFUSS. &C
FultOn-st.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

HCTTVE PARTY with 81. 600 and com
merciaI rating $4,000 TO $1,000 10 engage
in wholesale jobbing business. GOOD
OPENING, Tribune Office.
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RABY CARRIAGES.

GO TO THE MANUFACTURES for BABY
Carriages and Go-Carts. Latest styles;
most durable Reed Furniture made 70
nr5er repaired. KLAF'FN & CO., 800 Sth-ave.
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poGs BOARDED AND TRAINED
DREssnfAKING.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

ST. BAR1r@Ol lGME|'S
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
aIl East 42d-st. First class domes;ics are
supplied
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Ocean 5tsnmers.
MORTM @TgRF1NRI llOWDs

hIWRUN GISRkAINkY ULAW0 IUo
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.
CHERBOURG-SOUTHAMP -.
ksiserin N. Tn. Aug. 3 Ksserin NJ Th...Sept 70
-lsshn 20l sIakn sept. "
Kaiser VIM. Gr. Aug. % Kaiser VIM Gr sept. "a
Sailing A. NJ. Pier 50. North River.
ITO Southa Bremen only.
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE
SOCTHAAfPTON-ION rARIS)-BREMEN
narhArnfsa Aug. s. AN Or. Kurftrst Aug. 2s IN
X. Luise. Aus AM III H. Meier. Sept q 10 AN
IT der Cr- Aug. % 10 AN Barbarosss sept L. U AM
From, New Pier Sd ST. HobokeE.
Ito only.
MEDITERRANFAN SERVICE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Wsrrs Aug TO- PM tHoh zoPn Sept q n S9Gn IW
Irave an, Aug. 81. 10 AM AIler, Sent n AM
From Congress st. Brooklyn. Take South Ferry
OELRICHS & Co. No. BROADWAY:
Louis II. Never Third St. Phila
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RAMRmRG.AMERlGAN lIME

EAMBURG-AMERlGAN Lime.
TWIN-SCREW EXPRESS SERVICE.
Every Thursday TO
Observation-Disclosures - .,,
r. bismarck Aug. l. 10 AM Columbia. aug. 90 70 an
deutschland, Aug s. IL AM F. Bismarck. Aug 2" 80 s,
A. Victoria, Aug ~ 10 AM Deutschland. sept O. io AN
TWIN-SCREw PASSENGER SERVICE
Saturday to
.r,, PLYMOUTH HERBOURG-HAMBuaP1I" a AM
--bHlRaria. Aug 2. Z AM Patricia. Aug OIL ,oon
Pennsylv'a. 10. ! 30 PM waldersee sept Az
Pretoria. Aug. II. AM sPaIatia. Sept I4 Zoo AZ
'Phpnicia Aug. % noon Penn 'vana, Sept 2llo:soAA
ITO Hamburg direct
SUMMER CRUISE
20 the BALTIC and the principal cities OF NORNAt
SWEDEN. RUSSIA and DENMARK. from HaInpnts
Aug. is. by the yacht PRINZEcSSIN v NIcIOf1IA
LUISE 5000 IONS $50 feet long). All appointments
strictly hIst-class. Attractive itineraries arranseu
Further particulars application TO the =. -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE. 81 BROADWAf. ~, \,
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eau GrbooIs.

NEW YORK , DAY SCHOOL. 81 Nassau St
LAW SCHOOL EyENING SCHOOL WssI Is'A
STRTCTION LIB. in two years: LIN three yszs
Send catalogue GEORlIE CEA5E. Dean
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LOST.
MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICEs.-3OO secondhand
wood and iron working machines: fully
guaranteed: machinery bought and ex-
changed GEO. B. EDDY. sos Madison-st.
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5rbool aqenrtrs,

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENC
n sunplfes Professors, Teachers Tutors Govsrnesss
arc 10 Colleges schools and Families Apply 10
Mrs M !. YOUNG-FULT0S. u Union square
The evening world., 1901-06-03
LESSON III.

renomenoi youg mtetsrho posed fe
photographs illustrating turning
ard tars that do tie royk Iay HSt,0
"Nly hsiE position imnr.art particulars
81 o
ready
Is p s
% n Ie p 81 n
j + curry
"a sanym
Totays illustration
at n. Ground Thcrew orr.roa
aai ~" G had Ma,ty
OF
eve u lie
ana retiring was
nroyed by III"
Of
n time.
a N" shows Ma'iy ~eltcveloped
Hi that the back snonbior
furnishing
Mn'ya training IN
parallel and horizontal
ia
n
Always your appo.
h wayto
N" bh The batzuan
They do n he
OF he
pitching tn"
base
{ bs
10
tr o
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PAYS $4,000
FOR HIS EMlNENCE.

rushed 70 tho lead at the start. set the
pace throughput III. journey and Won
very easily In the FAST time. considering
the condition OF the track. OF 2o7 3-1.
" MacNay has been on the turf az
a racing owner out a saort period. This
year no sptans into prominence through
the success Of Banastar Banastars
accident N the Brooklyn Handicap will
probably retire h!m.
His Eminer will take Bannstars
place AZ tho head o. the stable. The
other animals IN Mr.. Mackay's barn In
charge OF Trainer Charley I'M. are
cnthnirc Nor enthusiastically.
Choa,c ,McddIcr-L.u,itia). and Dart
man kendal-Dartaway. ,wo-ycar.
olhs. Frankfort Prince Of Melrosc and
Seminole. ,hrcc-year-oids.
The evening world., 1901-06-03
DANCED ABOUT IN
PIPING BREEZE.
Constitution Had Ex.
cellent Test This
Morning.

NEWPORT r. l.. Juno 1.-The Con.
a,i.ut,on loft her :.oo-inGs a, 10 O'CLOCK
hts forenoon and wcrc outside sor
;r!A! run.
She FRS: made i long reach from her
mornings 10 Beaver Tail Then, casing
Sheets. sac sailed over toward the Mar
,&ranset; Pier shore. and coming about.
put olt % SEA In the vicinity o: the
Ign ship
rs tbs time there was 4 piping
Nrfczc The yach, carried only lower
sl!ls and No. topsa!l but she went
through the waite NJ speed which
i,t no room fo- iouot .hput ner SAL
ing Qualities. For some time. out where
the WING was !rtahest and with plenty
0, SEA room. the yacht was sent h!thcr
ana ;h.thc-. c.osc hauled. and on long
reaches. Then she was put about and.
coming before the wind. swept into tho
bay. making a spectacle that was
delight to spectators on boats which
.'..c trying 20 keep UP with her and
TO Manager Duncan and the crew os
the yacht; Coming IN as far as Rose
Island he boa; came UP into the wind
and dropped down IL her noor.nEs.
I, Was nasn.acer, day for sailing.
ard Manager Duncan had the boat
,,t.- in every possible slant OF the
wind Apparently the test was thor
uIshly satisfactory.
The evening world., 1901-06-03
BASEBALL CHAT.


Fine, CUNNINGHAM would rather ~ DassAinE
ball again thaa urpiriaE. lie has rot aa!t
but then th,t 10 probably what b. ;hnks after his
entas.m-n. a, Pi,,,burS on saturday He essspsd
With q good. hard rap on the Jaw from 4 !aa for
th- alleges hyortny o. the Cincinnati team. BILLY
Sa,h's instructions to CUNNINGHAM rauat have
been As bad as his recent intS,ns =, the Polo
Grounds
Herman Long. Bostoa's S-,at sho-.fser. looks
as though he would be IN III. game for another
century. Time Ieeems 10 have eject on
Longs playing fer sssn by him. aad
selbich can testify 10 that fact. as eau The IS t1
or NOR. roo,.rs who were Al til. Polo Grounds
On Saturday.
i,ss good thing the thestr-s close on Saturday.
Tn. Polo Grounds was the place where the natl.
nee kirls went. They hav. already Installed
.irort~. o- idols. too. and on Saturday 'Aiatsy'
an! Van were the favored,
sammy StrAnS didn't have his bat viii him on
Saturday. He did no, ersck ou; saSsty. but
then he must be excused II vas ais drst miss
IN twenty Ksme~. and then. bes,dss. he didn't
need the safe swat He already leads ths laaGno
ba.,n.n with an average Of .tSs.
The evening world., 1901-06-03
INDEPENDENCE
ON TRIAL SPIN
Lawson Yachts Main
sail Sets BadIy-No
Wind for Test.
tsp4,i,l to N, ry.nln. wo,ltl

BOSTON. Jun. j.-All this morning
the crew ~ the independence was busy
getting the yacht ready Tor nor maiden
trial The sun shonc upon he spIck
and span new craft IA she was ;owed
down the harhor a, y. NJ. aud it was
taken as a good omen tina, "Old Sol"
should show hl;nJcit upon the boston
boats trial day after so long q seclus!on.
The si,lt arrived ~ the dock about 5
o'clock in four big bundles The jib was
bent on Nrs, and sen, up In stops. and
thcn work was begun on the mginsail
u tunE about one ard hall hours to
bend an this stretch OF canyus. whicn
u, or enormous Size, For the frst time
the ere" turned out this morning In
their white sG!;s. caps and shoes, and
looked very nat:y.
Chris 7. Buys. one OF the crew, had
his :eot crushed while u, work this
Grncy Hospital
The Indercndence cas-, of hor line
a. !ao. AMI her j!5 was broken out;
She n!.ed away on the s,arboard tack.
not over Four knots from south south
east. Gaining headway CAPT. Han or
aefcd the siays,!l set. and under lower
SAILS she yacht beaded toward Boston
L,rhtsl!o.
Her hc,dsai,s Sc, very nicely, hu, the
luu OF ihc ma!nsa!l sct very badly. In
rae. the DIE canvas sci very POORLY.
Tie yacht appeared to 70 through the
wafer very smoothly. leaving i clear
wake.
There was neither wind nor Sc,
enough TO give II good idea o, what the
yacht might do under other cJcum-
stances.
On the whole the zach; appeared TO
carry her sail easily. After q long run
she was brought about and with boom
wcll out TO port the yach; headed for
home. On this r.,lnt the sacht showed
good QNal.. In thin air.