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New-York tribune., 1902-06-27
YORK DAILY TRIBUNE q. 1902

CLASS 5-TRoTTING. TO wAGON-MILE HEATS
Kngmond br. g.. by King Darlington tClaus :,
Jolly Bachelor. b. Oh. c. Mapes) .--..-.-..-...- =
Little Helen. b. m. Ode Witt c. Flanagan -...- .
Joymaker b. &. Drank jones' o
Doc Book b. &. CFred HartwelD-
David B.. ch. 6. (Rred Cierken). -..--....-- >
Time 2:151z. 2:14n.
CLASS 6-TROTTNG, TO wAGON-MILE DASH
Camilla. b. m. by Deputy CIV. c. Floyd-Jones) .....
Actello. b. e on. c. HarrsoD).
Ventura ch. ~. L. Dodge o
Malzour. blk. Charles c. Lloyd.
Time. 2:21.
CLASS 7-PACING. TO wAGoN-MILE HEATS
Derby. b. g. by Charles Derby Uames ButlerD-
Hontas Crooke ch. S. &C. K. G. Billinss)-...... 2
Dr. Moncal. b. Drank Jones) ..........-- .
Time. 2-IOH, 2:l1A.
CLASS @TROTTING. TO wAGoN-F1VE FURLoSa
HEATS
Bonnie Duchess. ch. (5igar BRONX --...--.-- I
Knoena. br m. (W: c. Floyd-Jones1 -....--..'.." 3
Baby Bernce. ch- (W. J. Hisco1). .-......... =
Time. 1:2sA 1:9l.
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rccco-Kisiern. ). lOS-- tl~a4oIyJ o.
Philippine 3, lib -iiCossett ~
SwamIlands ,. 80 ID % oConnor) D 10 "-i
Prince Richard MARTINI. II TO and TO u Ohnet
10 tC0chran) D TO and 10 J. t5ounteous lDo LNo
deriy; to . Jack DE Mund. 100 tBrennarJ
70 Justice lO4 tISurns 20 70 ana . 10
!: Smith and TO J. Ascension
81 Shaw 10 2 Carrier Pigeon. 81 90 Bren
%9D ! 10 i. Coleman. 81 CCrearnerD
% 20 ] s J. Start fair; Driving by z
length; place j length Time. l:iS's
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27
THE AUTOMOBILE RACE.
ACCIDENTS TO THE KEENE AND FOUR
NIER MACHINES.

1,; limo os-cirardot Fournier. Edge and
Knif were the first four starters IN the Hi'ei ii'
tional automobile from Paris 10 vienna
which began at $50 o'clock this morning from the
village OF ChaD1pigny, twelve ih'ieS '' "
city. -
Foxhan P Keene left at 2i5 p m He wore an
ordinary lounging suit. instead OF beine liUi''eN
in a macintosh as were the other competitors
w X Vanderbilt, jr. started at 34@ a. III iil'
sriff,,I rnanoeuvrine was much admired lmlfcdl-
a+e!v after the flag fell Mr. Vanderbilt leil d'
hieh speed and quickly disappeared.
Lawrence Waterbury did not start M.
E-ntf arrived first at Befort, at l''4'''0- ms
average speed was 100 kllometres an hoT on,nn, and
senTv F'arman reached Belfort at H'i''i' anu
N1aI:ric. FaTma:l at ll13:45: oss,,, chan
Four9ict's tire burst just after passing O""o
,oont wEc-e he leading . o+ , level
crossne at ozer eleven miles out HIS lis contine
bile was injured ana ,yas ne NOT MOT INJURED
Two hundred and fourteen entries III ''e "a7 alnS
y,inra race started yesterday morning as roin
a with 155 entries for the Paris-Bern race
-rba co,na,etitors included ten Belglans hFe aus
-, evolve Germans. three tnglishmen ana TWO
ar,ericans-Foxhan 7. keene and w IA Nanoer-
b,1t ir They will drive autonopIes weighing :"
r.s IN vi1orrams each of seventy horsepower
s,To,+,-,vyo heavy automobiles were to start the
remainder of the contestants dFlVills H6lit Si'
voiturettes and motor cycles
tn, ooe &c divided into four stages-from Cham
;r, N Relfort 40S kilometres; across Swltzeflahd
Bregenz on the een nfufraiized and the com
.,tors Will proceed over il slowIy); from bresenH
te SeizbIIrf 3S7 kilometres, and from oalzhurg 10
Vienna 335 kilometres . ,ra+ir, rrb.v
Nearly all tire crack drivers are coIfpethg. F n1y
@ @lhctuu tba Panhard brothers, Banaud, Giraud and
Wanry Rothschild. The last named was to be toi-
oinS nv a doctor in another racing car, and ar
om~cments were made for a Red Cross ambulance
No great speed expected owing to the nature
Of the roads. which are bad from Bregenz to SaIz-
- The automobiles will have to cross the All
s on a road only eight feet wide, through the
rnSy and at a height of 1900 feet
The Lanes Gordon Bennett Cup Will be competed
CO.. concurrently as far Innsbruck. In this con-
test Fourner, Girardot and knif VIII represent
tSrapce against three Englshmen- go
Hundreds of automobiles and BICYCLES with ii col
ored lanterns. left Paris for champigny AT MD
night across the Nincennes wood, in order 10
enable their occupants to witness the start
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27
THE RECORDS.

Philadelphia June % (SpeciaD.-The Philadelphia
team again outplayed their Harlem opponents both
at the bat and in the field, and won easily from
New-York, the men from Harlem again barely
escaping a shut out by a single tally in the last
inning Evans was not hit so hard considering
his wretched and almost amateurish support
The home players took the lead in the opening
inning and increased 1t by one run In the second
In the sixth inning Philadelphia added two more
runs to its list. and had clear sailing the rest OF
the way. The Philadelphia team played a tauItiess
ga me in the field and punched hits nicely. Thomas
led in the batting, while Smith was about the only
New-York do good. all around WORK Inc
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Madson-ave " s y II n Of 4Sth-st. 24xs5;
Morton c Nichols 70 John r Suydam; mortgage,
=, - - .- -- - -. .
Seaman-ave. n $. % II Of Emerson-st. runs
II 213.3x I19.9x 153- 2X 1Sf.sx $ e
BIS ETnerSon-St and i6S. * 25x 5
los s; John IL KOelsch George J Ebert; mort
gage, $1,000: r :. s. .
Greenwfch-st, 10 u n Of ChristOpher-st. 90 5x
50. 5x irreg: Charles W Lane ct al 10 A = Dunn;
quit Clai m
Same prop: Eleanor White ct al extrx. to
e. o. e e .
East Broadway. n corner Catharine-st runs
n 49x W 61 * $ 46 1fx e. II. IsidOr BraveT1an
20 Morris GOlde and another. mortgage. S125.0coi
X = Sll.---. = = - -
Cordela Steward To New-YOrk Realty Cor
poration; r S105
gT.5xS2 5x frreg: Alfred Dunn 70 Jefferson
NJ Levy; mortgage. $50. coo. r S. S15-----------
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27
GOLF.
OPENING ROUND IN MORRIS COUNTY
TOURNEY-TRAVIS BEATEN FOR LOW
SCORE MEDAL BY GARRETSON.

L. B. Garretson, a young Princeton golfer ana
member of this seasons varsity team MADE the
lowest in the opening round OF the MOTIFS
County tournament yesterday, beating Travis oy
two strokes 1t was merely momentary pronl-
nence. however. for he was put out IN the ' ms.eh
play round the afternoon by j. Morgan Smith,
the Morris County Club.
The tournament is one of the largest ever held
in the metropolitan district OF the eighty-1oul
entries sixty-five appeared yesterday and all put
two of these returned complete cards. The players
included some of the best known golfers IN the
country. The tournament will continue throush
the rest of the week.
1t is the first time that the Morris County club
has opened its to outsiders since $685. anu
the opportunty of noting the Improvement since
that time responsible for many expressions Oh
praise In spite of minor changes IN tees anu
green's the score of 76 established four years ago
in the national championship by Findlay b Doug
las. is still regarded as the record Douslas was
able to appear yesterday. and not one oI those
who did was able to put his record IN danger.
Garretson himself, who won the low score medal
did only 81, while Travis tied with three othefs
for second place at So.
1t the high west wind, amounting at umes
to almost a gale, that was chiefly responsible lot
this mediocre scoring Against the wind gooo
driving impossible and many cards were
spoiled for this reason alone Another factor .has
contributed to the same result was the conseste9
OF the sixty-three who returned cards the first
sixteen qualified for the Presidents Cup presented
for the Thomas Cup. offered by Ransom II.
Thomas Fortunately. there We're no ties IN either
division, and the dra wings for the AFTERNOON
round, at match play. were promptly made In
this round l. p. Bayard. jr. the former inter
collegiate champion, beat s. p. Nash. Of Columbia
by 3 up and to play. while Travis was successful
r. W. Gambler, of Batusrol, by similar
The closest match in this round was be
tween Conklin and ROSSter the former winning
only after twenty holes. Chadwick, the Powell
ton Club champion. went down before Brokaw OF
Princeton. by up and play while Jasper
Lynch. of Lakewood. Unexpectedly beaten by
r. D. Lapham. of Apawamis. To-day the second
and third rounds be decided and on Satur-
day. in addition to the finals, there will be an in
vitation handicap of eighteen holes for cup pre-
sented by r. II. Williams The course as arranged
for the week measures 6,030 yards. essentially a
championship circuit. The distances Of the holes
in detail follow:
H%o!ss: % ~ j. = y - % g ,.o .5o g. . T"ts % si;
Holes: 10 II y II u IS l6 i: Is Total
Those who qualified for the two leading trophies
were:
l.. Il. Garretson. Princeton:
out ........-....... . 80
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Uountrn 11roucrtn for 5ale.

I>OR sALE.-My lovely Country Home. salt water
n oyster coves; near railroad and
four miles from pretty town Of Easton; 800
land growing plenty fruit large well built house
everything in fine condition:
outIay OF S25 sell for about half chance
10 procure ideal place Address lot particulars A b.
Easton. Md
NEAR Greenwich Conn 100 acre farm: house. barns
~ fruit brooks woodahd sood ,5 nq5olnns Iarn OF
Broadway
JTEALTH and pocket benefit by suburban life. Fer
details Erie Raih cad information Bureau. 1883
and 29a Broadway. New York
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ppoPFRTy OF e w, MOORE. MERE HILL STUD.
ATLANTIC CITY HORSE SHOW

The entries for the fourth annual Atlantic City
Horse SHOW July Is 1s inclusive close Saturday
June 2s The nominations already made for the
af+y-four varied classes assure one OF me cls
tie entries already n hand indicates close coqbnn
ti0a Horses are coming from Newly ork t,nna-
Ge1rbIa baltimore ard other cities. In add!llon
10 previous prize winners there viii he many entres
for tbe covee ed blue -hbou that have not competed
nth horse chow.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27
LORD SALISBURY ON POLITICS.

From The Saturday Review.
MIR Montagu is to be congratulated On his en-
+ernrise in getting Lord Salisbury photographed
for h 6 new paper. He seems to have fared pet
ter than a certain colleague Of his in the HOUSE
of Commons who being appointed to the
editorship of a London paper went-so the story
tellers say-to Hatfield TO consult with his chieI
as 10 lines of policy and advised not 10
trouble in the least about politics, they poreo
people.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27
FASIG-TIPTON SALE.

The yearlings from c. w. Moore's Mere Hill
STUD NJ d. Richardson's Springland Stud, s. c.
Lyue's Larchmont Stud and T. B. Jones's Cureland
Stud were sold before the races began yesterday
in the Fasig-Tipton Companys paddock. opposite
the track. Good prices were secured The star OF
the lot proved be the colt by Onondaga-2ose
Lady in the Mere Hi collection Julius Bauer.
trainer for 4. Featherstone, secured him for $S4"
Tom Welch who handles tie horses Of Frank
Farrell and Julius FeiSchmann, was the only
bidder against Bauer. Fl. NJ Ziegler the Western
tlIrfrnan made several purchases. He gave $2 90
for the colt by imp. DeceiV"r-EruGe. half brother
~ r2ccl,veu and Erer Krinee saF1 for the colt by
Faraday-Safety half brother to Harvey. and s11"
.or t:le inn. jeceiver-FaZc! Land colt brother to
IA ke Land Julius Rauer also gave $1,000 for the
colt by TIE Commoner-Lady Eon?
PROPERTY OF NJ. y. RICHARDSON.
Chestnut or gray by Faraduy-safety; H. NJ ooo
PROPERTY OF c W MOORE. MERE HILL STUD.
LEXINGTON. ky
Gray colt by Faraday-sllnalonr: J. W schorr: $50
Bsy FLY. by imp Ingoldshy-The c'oTerness; T. soo
Chestnut colt by ST FTorian-F;adianco: NJ F nm
Dgver --.--- 90
Fsav colt by Onondasa-Rose Lady Julius Bauer- By"
PROPERTY OF s c. LYME, LARCHMONT STUD
BRANNON. KY.
Chestnut colt by The Commoner-Lady Eon: coo
T3av colt by imp. Decever-Fazel Land; H NJ ,oo
C-1astTy- colt bv Requital-The Heroine; H NJ ~
Zegler
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27
BROOKLYN HITS AND WINS.
IiANLON'S MEN PLAY FINELY AT BOSTON
AND CAPTURE ANOTHER VICTORY.

BoS on, June 26 tSpecaD.-The Brooklyn and Bos-
ton played to-day before $500 spectators, the
men from Brooklyn winning rather easily on ac-
count of superior batting. Hanlons men hit Pet
finger punches ir the third and fifth innings and
had a commanding lead when the game was ha!f
Newton had the Boston batsmen at his mercy Tor
innings the Boston men making only one nit.
Newton let up in his speed in the seventh ana
eighth and Boston Tailed three runs. Newton was
the only Brooklyn player who failed to make a hit
The
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27

In the draw for the first round at match play
Miss Read drew bye The other pairngs We're
Miss Downey and Miss Eddy: Miss Gwynne and
Mrs clark: Mrs Harris and Mrs Bedall.
In the semi-finals for the Freeman Cup at the
same. links Simeon Ford heat T d. Foote 3 up and
to play while Hazen Morse defeated F. A. Moore
lI, g
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27
BASEBALL.
NEW-YORK TEAM OUTPLAYED AND
EASILY BEATEN IN PHILADELPHIA.

RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
NATIONAL. LEAGUE
Brooklyn, 7; Boston, 3. Philadelphia, 4; New-1ork
PittsDurg. S; Chicago, l.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit a. Chicago Q Baltimore 7; Philadelphia, ).
St Louis 5: Cleveland Q Boston, 4; Washington. 2
GAMES TO-DAY.
New-York at PHILADELPHIA. Brooklyn Boston
Chicago st. Louis
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

Bryan L. Kennedy: 40 12oth-st. n 26s9 ft W
Avenue A. S9x100 TO- story dyvg h; z Pyle al
agt 2 \ Treat et al Knevas & P. attys; T Gilroy.
jr. ref: amt due $" s09 80: taxes. etc. S452 66.
BY Philip A. Smyth: 16ed-s-. 300 II Boulevard.
3Otx99 II. story dwg and 7 story bIdgs and
Nut Life ms Co agt D Butler ct al: c Miller,
etc s1O1 20 - -
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27
WOMEN's MATCH AT INNS ARDEN

In the qualifying round Of the Womens handicap
at the Innis Golf Club, of Sound Beach, yes
terday the following eight were declared eligible
for the match play: Mrs F. w Tuttle. Mrs. j H
Cook Miss Clara Thomas, Miss Emily Dale, Mrs
Fred Repprecht, Mrs. Pfarre and Mrs Robbins
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27
PITrsBURG. s: CHICAGO. /

Chicago. June 26.-Pttsburgplayed without an er-
ror to-day and pounded Merefee all over the field,
while Chesebro held the locals down TO four hits
Attendance. 1.l00. The score:
r. II. Z.
pittsburg .........2 IS
Ba,teres-Menefee and Killing: Chesbro and thinner.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27
EASTERN LEAGUE.

JERSEY CITY WINS IN TENTH INNING.
Toronto June 2S.-SCo:t weakened toward the
end of the game and Jersey City tied the score in
The ninth winning easily in the tenth To
runto's errors were costly. Snindles work at thirG
and running catch by Bruce in the ninth were
he Score:
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27
NEW RUILDING PLANS.

Thornpson-st. No 206 for q six story brick tene-
uent. with stores, i0X4+.+; I Lippman, No %
Elm-St. owner. Bernstein & Bernstein. No III
1T1s5-st and Fort Washington Road. corner,
<=r a and a half story frame dwelling.
2Sx4i. 2, \ Reeber No ~. East 1O7th-st. owner;
l. f Weber. No. 1O3 East 125th-st. architect.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27
BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Southern Boulevard. east side. 100 feet south OF
One-hundred- -ffth-st.. two story brick
powerhouse. 50x19X104 feet Union Railway Com
pany, owner. One-hundred- and twenty-efghth-st.
and Third-are.; A v. Porter, architect, No. 62l
Broadway $50 900.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27
wEATHERBEE CUP AT APAWAMIS

Mrs E H Weatherbee at the Apa wants links
yesterday. The at eighteen holes
medal play The best returned by Miss
Margaret Eddy who made s. net. Second place
went 10 Mrs Fl. B. Clark. at 81. The qualifying
as follows:
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27
CHURCH TAXES TITLE.

The Swedish Bethel Methodist Episcopal chure
took title yesterday to lot 25x67x26 3x75 feet Of
tie west side of FOx-st.. 91-1 feet north of Home
ST., from Christian MuhL
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27
PARTITION SALE OF FIFTH-AvE. PLOT

The four story brick dwelling house. No. 80 Fifth
ave-. at the southeast corner of Tenth-st-, a
lot 2SaxO0 feet sold in partition sale yester-
day by Peter F. Meyer The bidding was opened
at $4,000. and the property was knocked down to
S. H. Stone for S77,500
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27
CYCLING.
MOTOR LAWN MowER-NoTES AND COM
MENTS.

The motor is capable of adaptation to many pur-
poses besides propeling and bicycles. One has
been degraded to turning piano organ. A
more uscCdI employment is that of the motor lawn
mo"er. An English firm has put the market
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27

a six horsepower lawn mower. which may ; oe uie
precursor of large number of useful adaptations.
II will cut the grass at least twice as laSt dS a
horse drawn mower, and needs only one man 10
direct it no small consideration when iaD0r -
scarce and il can be readily gulded- nus
one of the few peaceful occupations Whlch SoItceu
the declining of the horse is Withdrawn from
him.
With four ten horsepower motors reeling or mile
after mile at % clip and followed by four speedy
pace followers Albert Champion. OF France; HOW
ard Freeman of Oregon; Benny Munroe, OF
Memphis and Tommy" Hall. the dlninutlVe Eng
Ijsh charnpion all striving to win nTst honotS IL
the tweuty-rnile motor paced race 10 De nelu az
Manhattan Beach tomorrow, lovers OF tnlS StS Ie
OF racing will witness interesting contest
George G Schreiber. who gained a reputation IN
the amateur cycling circles last year, Will De Iound
among the professionals this year 'S lrlenuS
consider his prospects in his new field bright. 1t Is
expected that will take part in of the out
door during the summer
Wheeimen who will attend the League of Amerf-
can Wheelmen meet Atlantic City. July IS. II,
IS and 49, will be favored in the matter of hotel
accommodations special rates having been secured
at fifty of hotels in the city. all prices
and in every location Information same can be
secured from J. e. w Parsons. chairman OF com
mittee accommodations, No. I0O3 Atlanuc-ave-,
Atlantic City, n. j.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27
pPOGR4NME OF SPORTS TO-DAY

fsACING-Coney Island Jockey Club sheepshead Bay.
go
T.V% Neutrality-suspicious. championship. West side
Tennis Club; invitation tournament Crescent Ath-
eric club. national Wornen's championship. Nissa-
hicion Penn: Gulf States championships. New-Or-
oIF-Morris County invitation tournament; Deal four
ball match
y.CfITING-Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club races;
Kiel regatta. Germany.
UTIisT-Aunual American Whist League. Man
Beach
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27
AT CLEVELAND.

Cleveland .......-....-2 o % 10
Batteres-WriSht Bemis Donahue and Donahue
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AT CHICAGO.

Chicago ...-...-.....I o 0 Il
Eatteries-Platt and Mcfarland: Mercer and Buelow-
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AT WASHINGTON.

Washington .-.........O % 6
Boston q o % II U
Hatteries-Carrick and Clarke; ADKINS Warner
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NEW-YORK.

Two-base ht-Browne. Stolen base-Ha!lnlan; Dounle
plays-Dougass tunassisted) and Huswitt bean
smith OHagen. Triple play-Bean. smith y hagen
base balls-On Fraser l; OH
Evans pitched bails-Ey Fraser l; by Evans
/ Struck out-fsy Fraser Evans. B. Wild pitch
Fraser. Time-One hour and thirty five minutes I'm
pire-tmslie.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27
TITLE TO wALL-sT. PARCEL PASSED

The New-York Realty Corporation took title yes
terday to No. So Wast 255x116 10x24 1x11S6. from
Cordeiia s. Steward for s210.000.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27
BOSTON

Brooklyn ..............-.-...l u
runs-Brooklyn. 3. Two-base hits-Ienney
Dahien Ahearn. Sacrifice hit-Flood Stolen bases
Denoat McCreery %; Double plays-psmont Long and and
Tenney Newton and MCCreery- First base on oalis
Pinger. 3: OF Carney l. of Newton; g. ii by pitched
Ittnger /: by Carney, 2: Newton. s. Passed ball
Moran Tme-Two hours. Umpire-Cantillon.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27

Presdent's Cup Cirst roundl-Bayard beat Nash, up
and to play; Rrokaw beat Chadwick. and ! =
play Renhart Marsellus. and 10 play: Trav"
beat Gambler. and TO play; laphaH beat l-yhci
; up ) play: Smith beat Gauetson. } up and :
TO play: Tapun beat Il. Wilcox. 1 up and 10 play ,
Con2n heat I:ossl;er. up Gwcnty-two h3eS)-, -
Cup Tound)-BdCon beat Schtey. . up
aud ; to t.ay Bowley beat Bates. up and to pay ,
sloane FreltnGhuysen. Vanderpool beat Paul
NiicoA- % play: +. J. J. L" Rs!snes beat
Byors W play. Roy Ine Rasncs beat Sloss n
and = clay: Tying beat Hooper. up flshe oeat
Jennings o up and 10 play.
The beaten eight for the Presidents Cup begin
match play this morning for a cup presented by w
AlStOn ElaEE.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27
TORONTO.


Two-base hts-Mack c Carr Woods. Massey Stoler
McCann McManus Shndle. First balls on
Scott /: off NcCann I. Struck out-By Scott. q b,
McCann 4 Left on bases-Toronto. /: Jersey City. 6
Time-2:l5 Umpre-Rinn. Attendance-1.6Oo.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27

CltdiloIs.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

THE PEOPLE OF 1HE SLATE OF NEW
YORK by the grace OF God free and independent
% Louise I1artshorne Leeds Ella l. Moors Florence
an:s,ratrix OF Harry B. Moore Vida F. Moore RTth
annie Kelly II. Aldrich Wilson Godfrey, Louise
Godfrey AdOriram Judson Paritt, NilIie Roles and
interested in the estate Of John c. Moore
late County Of New York deceased creditors
Of o otherwise. send greeting You
and each Of you hereby cited and required per
sonally to be appear before of the
County Of the Surroeates' Court ot saia
County the County Court House in the County
~ New the 22d day of July. 1902. at half pas;
forenoon of that day. then and there
judicial settlement OF She account OF pro
ceedinEs ". Simpson and Thomas Thdcher, as
executors OF VIII and Testament OF said de
ceased: and you hereby cited.
under OF required appear
by your guardian II have il have
appear nd apply be appointed, in the
event of your neglect failure to do guardian
he anpointeG by he act
the proceeding
whereof. we nave caused Seal OF thf
surrogates' Court said County OF New
hereu affixed.
Of said County.
IL County OF New York the ID day OF June
N of Lord thousand nGLI
hundred and two.
J. FAIRFAX MCLAUGHLIN.
Clerk of the SurrOgate's Court
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27
ORANGE TO PLAY NEW-YORK A. c

The Orange A. c. will play the NewYork
A c. in the first game of the annual series at the
Orange Oval tomorrow afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27
Countrn properIn 90 Let.

A SPRING LAKE y. J.
"A Modern cottages for fronts: write
Tor catalogue. E. " PATTERSON.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27
SUPREME TEST

From The Philadelphia Record
Blobbs-Is he honest?
Slobbs-Honest? Why. he can borrow my UNI
brella whenever he wants it:
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27
Official Ecaal y offices.

VWClul 1EuGl " NOIIle9-
4 TTENTION is CALLED To THE AID
vertiseInent The City Record 25 July g.
conhrms tior by the Supreme Court ami the
Bureau the Collection
Arrears. of assessment opening acquiring
the following named street. the Borough of
The Bronx: Gard Ward. Sections ard 10 East IS0th
Street Confirmed May o. 1902; entered June g. 1902
EDWARD NJ CIRCUIT. Comptroller
City of New York. June %. 1872
A TTENTIOE Is CALLED To THE ADVER-
tser1ent in The City Record Of June 20 to July 10
aud the encrirg the BIrsau for the Col
and Arrears o9 Assessment for
ard Ward AvCnue-tt@- Sraitng aad Nacada mixing.
Zebra Avenue to Occident Avenue also. Cccde6t
grading AMI Macadamiztns. From Ward
" ETWAKU II CIRCUIT Comotrcller
Cty New York. June -. 1902
4 TTENTION IS CALLED TO THE ADVEP-
"A tisement n The City Jun- 2e 10 July
the The Bureau for the Co.
HEG AT=eErS OF Assessment fo-
I0ca! improvements Fo~ough of CTcen@: Ist
Ward. Van Alst Avenue sever. between Flushing ana
i'''' EDWARD " CIRCUIT Comptroller
City of New York. June -. 1902
4 TTENTION is CALLED 70 TIE AVER
~ tiseuent N The City "a July
ns the Confirmation y the Board OF Revision of
entering IN the Bureau FOR the Col
of Assessments anc Arrears of Assessment for
in the Borough OF The Bronx: 23rd
nd Wards. Section Il f-Hs'lU.ay fhow called
tnns ~ Regulating. GrcGnE Curbins. FIaggins
Iay1nG Crosswaks from Bost|n Road 70 the south
''" EDWARD NJ CIRCUIT. Comptroller.
city Of New York. June % lvO2
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27
EASTERN LEAGUE
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At Buffaio--Butfalo. 5: Worcester L.
AT Montreal-Newark.-M Montreal. Rain
Al Observation-Disclosures Il: Rochester. 7
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27

From The Philadelphia Record.
The theorist always sneers at the practical
man. That's Why he is theorst.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27

At w-Haven-Bridgeport. 5; New-Haven. 4.
AT Waterbury-Hartford. 10: Waterbury. IL.
At Standardization /: Norwich B.
AT w-London-Sprtngfeld. 2 New-London, T.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AT BALTIMORE