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New-York tribune., 1902-05-20

FILED.
Plans were filed Saturday at the Bureau Of
buildings. Manhattan for a three story brick
bank at No. 1Ss Broadway. as an addition 10 the
present building of the Washington Life Insurance
Company. at No. III Broadway. which Is the owner
c. l.. W. EidIitz of No. 1,123 Broadway, is the
architect The estimated cost is $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20

The Mount Vernon Realty Company. of Noun
Vernon. incorporated Saturday with
capital Of 10000 and the following directors; Sam
uel Fessenden of Stamford Conn, and Samuel Nc
MILAN & Co. and T. Oakley, Cf this city.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20

BLOCK FRONT OWNED BY CARROLL AND
MORSE
The Crawford Real Estate Company has sold to
John F. Carroll plot of tel lots at the northeast
corner CT Boston Road and Bayard-st. The same
company has also sold to Charles W. Morse a plot
or ten lots at Boston Road and Randall-st. Mr.
Carroll and Mr., Morse now own between them a
block front in Boston Road.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20
Gonntrn propsrip 90 Est

DERKSHIRE HILLS wILIIAMSTOwN.-To let for
ID longer, large three story house, rins
s'eeping bathrooms nve nreplaces perfect
sanitary conditions; well situated with generous grounds
ding exquisite views stable 5. O. TEN
NEY. Williamstown Mass
IT HACKENSACK y. BEST location In the town;
"A modern house all improvements. handsomely FUR
nished including piano; will for by
wear. For particulars address Mrs w STONEYs wese
Anderson ST. Hackensack, y. J.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20

SISTERS OF ST. VINCENT DE PAUL TAKE
TITLE.
The Sisters Of Charity of St Vincent de Paul took
title yesterday to No. 1S5 West Seventy-ei 5hth-st
1SXl0e.2 feet, from John Z. Shaw.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20

TITLE TO FIFTH-AvE. PARCEL PASSED.
George r. Read took title yesterday to a part
of No. 2S5 Fifth-ave. 25x1O0 feet for S544+A Mar
shall Field also took title to seven-ninths of the
parcel. The purchase price s245.O00. The prop
erty was owned by Dr. Sayre, who died some
months ago.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

Broadway No 13e for three story brick bank
building. Washinxton Lif. Insurance CnmnanY.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20

ANOTHER REALTY COMPANY INCoRPo-
RATED.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20

f0r Beaut psninsllar.
Address or apply 20 do K. MARSHALL. Astor House.
A FEW PIECES OF desirable residence property
N New York (taken fOreclosure) offered for
sale at prices and easy MORTAGEE. Owner.
p. O.. 1874, New York
MOUNT VERNON N "a great bargain: room
vi house, every Improvement in perfect condition.
5OxtOO; high ground; depot; price, $500 terms
easy c E HOLMES. 1SS West 23d-st
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-26
THE "DEFEAT" or JEFFRIES.
sporting Men Here Wiiling to Bet That
NunrOp VIII he Easy Again.

Followers OF glove fighting who frequent
the Broadway sporting resorts are inclined to
ridcue the stories now in circulation to the
effect that Jack Murroe, the miner who
STAYED four rounds with Champion James
j JeTries. the other day. actually bcsted the
hoilermaker. The fact that Jnffries did not
knock MTnroe out irside the limit has been
heraded as u signal victory for Munroe and
n lot OF rubbish has been printed about the
champions broken heart because of his
defeat
According to the most authentic accounts
of the mill, JcNries made a punching ba e
out OF Munroe in the last round and would
have put him away surely il there had been
another minute to 10. M'inroe did not do
any nghtlng IN the concluding round but
was noored repeatedly and saved himself
nv hanging on IN the clinches In view
Of these facts " il hard TO see how Jefrics
was defeated" II s true that he forfeited
$3.50 for not putting stop to the miner within
four rounds and that a decision was rendered
in the miner favor because of this fact. bur
there Is no denying Tint lcrres had far and
away the better OF the tilt and really won on
points. including aggressive work.
Munroe is evidently BIG rugged fellow
who has 4. great punch. but sporting men
here are willing TO give odds that IL he ever
meets Jenri"s again he will be knocked out
In tic time, also that fit2simmons can stop
him, Just as quickly. lefIries. when not in
lie lacks speed IN lis PUSHES and II requires
some little time for him to got to his ma n
s Sl's 4G IS James he cclSs n a' S
ever been seen in tho country. Jenrips "a vs.
that he was not in first class condition when
he met Au roe, and the champions. friends
Wien Tug" Wilson mr. M z d 10 stay four
rounds with John l.; sullivan in the Madison
So receive srod tue vcory sncs da
decision would have created a riot
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-26
Trap shooting.

Splendid shooting ability coupled with
nerve and great skill were exhibited yester-
day by the members and guests OF the Cres-
cent Athletic Club on the Country club
house grounds In the main feature OF
the card. the shoot for the Christmas
Day cup-.a beautiful sterling silver low
ers Frank b Stephenson with but l
handicap gained the prize. making a total
He also won the Miss and u Trophy race,
which followed making u tail Y Of breaks, and
then ga ined tho renewal with Kills. One
of the closest contests on the DAYS card was
the Triangular match at fifteen birds man
between Harry VI Brigham, scratch; Frank
epson, Jr scratch The two former tied
with 10 kills. each. In shooting on in the
final match for trophy ~ fifteen targets
brigham won out with IL Kills
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-26
B4SED.4LL.
National League Peace Committee 10
Have Full Power 10 Act.

Ran Jobnson nresident NJ the American
go has ;,,., annnunosd ,ha, ha hss ~
Lr"su'' iI'o 'u'' "i, , 'n' nc I'M"
ceived word IRON Garry Hermann. shair'
committee that at the peace nepoti ton that
!. m ho hold a, Cincinnati on Ian the Ma.
- w y" ~ "' OVERWHELMINGLY w oa on, ~ Ii,
uo'ial League re'r's'hta'Ves VIII prooao'!
have full power to act When Hermann,
Hart and Robson were appointed a COM
n,i,,.o IN me., tho American I.ag,a mo,
4, ,i,, ,ho ,,d.rs,anIi, 81. .h.,
could only recommend peace terms and could
also merely listen to the ideas OF johnson
Go Rut at the American Lea pue meeting
c,t.n ~. WL 81, - = 49,,
Ut 'n'"so ,"s' '"o""a'' iu' po"e' was "eie
gated 10 Johnson. Somers, com skey ana
Kllea to ratify any treaty OF peace that the
National League would agree TO That mt n
W. " W. ,>a ',n, hedsu- W nVs'' ,te con-
nitee win similar power, winch Hermann
now SAYS will be done
In some Quarters the opinion prevai,s that
,h,r, viii hs No ne,c. in ,ho hasah.n wa-,s
~ ~ 49,. ~ ,'o o-."u ~o'tw
aitcr all ~ Is oehe'eu oy certain oaseoau
observers that there are so many knotty
problems to be solved. particulorlv on Tho
question Of players who have iumned ocr-
h , Il. ,ainpeu oon
racts NAV .h" Two ieaeues VIII De unable
10 get together. Men who believe they can
speak by the ard are ins II that the Ameri-
CON League men will make no conce..;on. =.
al, hm, vii, insis, umon an ohso,n,s s'r."nss
~ wv w , iln,si qpoh ah 4osoiuis suIIenoer
ny M Mn,,o ns LEAGUE ,nvoiVlne tns re-
u, a., Inn IVA o,harn P'a9e'n oi 'ne LOIS
H ',.' si,''r' s o r. n uiusas Ill,
~. =, ~ oon,,rtia VIII nos ohiy ~
hi ,,,I, aIsn ha tbn aansa ~ o -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-26
A. Newport.

CIScISNArI Dee. 25.-Local racing enthusiasts
witnessed some real winter sport 10 day a, the
Newport track. With the ground covered several
inches with snow and the track frozen hard rve
races were run on without n hitch. The only ac.
cident to occur was In the third race when Memo
Wastrll, ridden BY Townsend, stumbled Of the
three quarter pole and broke her leg. The horse
had to be destroy ed. hut the boy seriously
injured. The feature OF the card was the Christmas
Handicap at a mile and an eighth. IL resulted In a
close contest and was won by Ravensbury after q
hard drive.
First Racc-P1ve furongs-The Phantom, iiS
Patton, 4 TO ! won Liska. 10 (W Johnson,
10 l. second. Quincy, III (R. SteeD, @ 10 L. third
Time. los. Pearl Mendai. Mabel Hurst and Fiora
also ran.
second Race-Fiye and a halt furlonss -Lathrop,
10 Patton. to g. won; Botha. l2t tBurrelb, 6to l.
second. I3astllc l2+ WeddeIstrand). 4? to L. third
Time. i:i2. Dalesworth. Barney. Dr. Lovejoy
Free Glrl and Tom Middleton also ran.
Third Rsce-Scven furlongs-Elcvcn Bells iot
tMountainl. 3 to s. won: OmeI,a. III tBurriO 10
10 l. second; Little Ruler l2t bald, II 10 l. third
Time. IS. Margaret Hoffman also ran.
Fourth Race-fhe Christmas Handicap: ono mile
and an eighth Ravensbury. ii3 ICunnln ghaml,
TO s. won; FACADE, los Goodyear. to l. second:
Fairy bell, i0t Mountain. 5to third Time. 2O7
Marcy, Flop, Lady Midas and Guide Rock also
ran.
Fifth Racc--Fvc turlongs-Tour. II. Cunning.
ham. 10 I, won: Suavc. us tR. Stecn, 3 to 2,
second; Randazzo. III Downing. 3 to I. third
Time. 1856. Brandy smash Little Rita, j. y
Hayes and Barney Saal also ran.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-26
Pool.

Not only are Chicago experts with the cue
anxious to corral the amateur billiard cham
pionship. but they are now after the pool
championship. With this end in view
circular letter has been sent to all the prom-
nent Eastern experts setting forth the plans
OF the pool tourney should II materialize
then an ASSOCIATION would be formed for the
proper control OF the annual champi0nsh hip.
" IL proposed that the initial meeting be held
in the rooms OF the Chicago Athletic Assoc a
ton which il Ia said " III supply all accommo-
dations and entertain Eastern visitors. Most
of tho pool players in this vicinity think that
the scheme of the Chicagoans Is not a bad
one and that there should he GONE dat nct
organ zation TO govern the pool game. II IL
argued that there Is more need of an amateur
pool association than the amateur billiard
asso citation az the pool players are in tho
ajorIty by o ratio of lot
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-26
basketball Notes.

There We're three games played At the Newark
Academy between the class teams on Tuesday
night - decide the champiJnship Of the cademy.
The deciding game, which was between the 1000
and 1919 class. was won by the former b. n score
OF - o.
In a one sided game at bloomfield on Tuesday
night the Bi lomfeld Catholic Lyceum team won
f,Im the Nonparells of Newark by score OF % TO TO-
The Junior teams OF the above clubs played In the
preliminary game. the b0omneld team winning
by q score OF % TO 20,
The Alliance Athletic club has two basketb
teams In the hcld this seas III and would like 70
arrange games with outside teams games % he
play cd on tue Alliances court First team averages
i2j pounds and second team 100 pounds. I'D.
dress A. Keller, i0i East Broadway
The Welcome Hall nrSt team will line up against
the Seventeenth separate Company junior team
on saturday, " prcsen, rs Welcome Hal, mana
ger " scouting garnes 10 he played with nrst
elias, Dunbar teams averaging 40 pounds, Ad.
dress \, Isl Ncrklpcf street, Brooklyn, y. \,
The Olympia senior team was defeated pr the
Trenton \nicrcan seniors AT Newark on Tuesday
night by score OF IS - 10 Tho ol, mp'a Jun lors
won from the Trenton American juniors IN the
second game by score of ~ to- In the hrst game
the Originals won from the Olympia third team
after an Interesting con ksi By score Of 10 70 u.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-26
Maddens Heayyweishts Challenge.

Billy Madden Is much disappointed over
the attitude Of Tom Sharkey and Jim J, n lea
toward his two hig men. Gus Rubin and
Denver" Ed Martin Madden cannot under
stand why Sharkey and j. n les should care
to fight Jack Munroe. the Anaconda miner.
when his two proteges are in the field ready 10
talk business Both Ruhin and Martin
are prepared to give J n les and Sharkcy
battle" said Madden 10 Tup SuN reporter
yesterday. chal ged lsff les and Shar-
key on behalf Of my boxers. but when IL
came to an issue they refused to talk business
Sharkcy said that he had retired and JEFF
fries drew the color lir". Now " that isn't
peculiar doin rs ] don't know what il no, and
the quicker these men realize that the public
will not stand for such kind Of wbeating
the better for themselves aud the game
Rubin and Martin want to fight and are
not looking for notoriety. W. have the
money and Will cover any forfeit which the
two may deposit As 10 Sharkey you can
state for me that he could not be drawn, into
III" ring again with Gus Rubin for all the
money In creation. lie got two good thrash
ings and is nov simply looking for notoriciy ="
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-26
Bowling Games Tonight.

American National Tournament-Seve Twenty
Four. knickcrbockcr aud Berkeley. at the White
Elcpahni alleys.
and Audubon, at Thum d kahisdorfs alleys.
Knights OF Columbus League Tournament
New AMSTERDAM Council, Regina Coeii Council aid
McGyney Council. at stars alleys
New York League Tournament-Ncw jersey
Bryant and Metropolitan. at Amann q Tieiss'S
alleys,
Gas Companies Tournament New Amsterdam
Gas Company. Third Avenue Branch Mutual Gas
Company and Consolidated Gas Company General
once al the Riverside alleys.
Bronx Royal Arcanum League Tournament
suburban Council Harlem River Council and
Morrisania Council Team No. /, at the Crotona
alleys.
Athletic League North End Club vs.. Newark
4. G.. at the North End Club alleys; Columbia Club
vs., Rosevillc A, A., AT the Columbia club alleys,
Alley owners Individual Tournament kmhnn
vs.. Frcrcks. at the Amann 4 Treiss's alleys; Cadicu
vs.. Slsvers, Al the Nonarch alley.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-26
Gossip 81 the Rims.

The, beating which Jim Watts OF Louisville re.
cclved at the hands OF jack oBnen OF Philadelphia
the other night has convinced the former thas his
nghtlng days are over and he has concluded to re.
tire. Watts has been in the ring for nearly four.
Tim kesms has concluded to make Chicago his
home IN the future He has signed TO boz Jack
Re Ans Is also booked TO m"e, %rnsy fSetx m Of
CINCINNATI In :o-round boat for $500 purse
In posting forfeit with Jack Hermann Of Buffalo
TO meet N Wclnlg Jack 0,Bnen stipulated that all
clubs In the county should have chance to bid for
- meet IN a 20 round bout on or sbou, Jan ~ for
! be, $500 gainst 81 500 put up by Wcing.
Tommy Sullivan OF brooklyn and Jack Mct1el.
land have signed articles for another match. They
ar to box twenty rounds before the West End A. g.
q =, hoG ats. on Dec 81 Ths weigh, !, q. pounds.
McCleland knocsed sullivan on, In eight rounds
-. The london Mirror Of Ire OF Dec. 10 contains
English mlddewelsht champion; Jack Palmer
~ Newcastle can be matched 10 box any one In
- 100 10 81 500 ode with four ounce soves, before
the club giving the most money"
When Jimmy Britt stops over al Chicago on his
ponent,. Already four clever lightwsgh,s haiiins
iron thc Windy city are prepared to give The crack
chance Is Martin BUM and the american T. G OF
Chicago, Is ready 10 donate purse Tor sli round
Tommy Ryan saysthSt =, hes; he is wciterweIght
although h. has been meetng mlddlewesh,s dur
csso M the ouisc, do no; Weah more n ,bsn
it' or Ia pounds declared Ryan, and byagrecing
TO meet men at l5s pounds or over have 10 give
away lot Of weight. But have TO do 5, In order
10 get on nght"
II rern' McGovern and Young Corbeu canno,
night at Detroit the Metropolitan A. &. OF that Oily
Will have "a par, with O0O W he divided be tween
The two scrappcrs The pair received y go apiece
from Bob Gray OF the southern \. G, of Louisville
when that club found itself unable 10 hold their
~, Ihc detroit clubs forfeit will compensate
them for their months Of training.
hesN! weight no has bt Ell IN ohScurlty during
inc past two years has lo' mcc up on the MS IL
hoilHoh again. He ~ steve g .r4' II OF Aust
oDonncll Is still confident thai ne can OF and has
been matched 10 mtc. lim JeroriS Of Calf rita
before the East Boston 4. a.. boston, In n Q. round
scrap on Jan. I. II successful against JenoTIs
him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-26
Al san Francisco.

SAN rHANcIsco. Dec. ?5-Thc Christmas Hand
cap at one and quarter miles was the feature
event at Inglesldc this at ernOon. Nonrs won in
decisive fashion with the lightly weighted Bess,e
Mccarthy second and SiddoDs third. Ariculate
cut out the pace. but Corrgan raced him 10 the
ground the INST mile,
First Race seven Observation-Disclosures io4 Gar
SOM, to |. won; handpress, los niurns, to l.
second. I'atonius ioi tMcKlnnonl, 20 10 /. third,
Time, iS.
Second Race-Slx furlonrS-Nat Hogan i0s
BURNS. o to |, won; JarrctAre Or, I0s (Blrken
rulhl, tto |. second Jim Hale i07 Hansch,. II to S.
third. Time. i1sls
Third Race -Futruty coursc-L,ttle Margaret,
rs Reed, 5to ?, won, Orfeo, l0a tRulman), even
second, ONYX IL, loo &c. Kelley. Is TO 1. third.
Tine, lI3'r
Fourth Race Christmas Handicap: one mile ana
quarter No1cS, III lMlnjcn, 2 to 7. won: BESSIE
Mccarthy lOo lW. Waldo, 10 10 /. second; SddonS
100 ,llonnellyl, sto l. third. Time 2o7a,
tiuh Race-SeNcn furiongs-Arabo III burns
ITO L. won; Duraszo, us tDonnellyl, Alto 1, second
GaNota. ii3 tRullman,; sto 6, third Tine, l;7s
SlAth Ract--One mile-BIll MaSsie, 100 Reed
To won: SWEET Tooth, l0< ,MindeT. 2 TO I, sec.
ond; no"aho. io1 Ransch). sto6 third. Tine, La.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-26
Dan Mcleod Defeats Tom Jenkins.

WORCESTER. Mass. Dec. rs After wrest.
ling fifteen minutes In the third bout of n
match for the catch-as-c1t ch-o~n chamrion-
81 IN Of America and n purse Of 81. o,o Dan
Mcleod received the decision over Tom Jen.
kins claimant to I he title. to-day The match
was held in Mechanics Hail in the presence of
?.ooo spectators, and when Jenkins decline
to finish. they roundly Kissed him II was the
ORR ion o! tho ma iorty of the crowd that
ion ms was airs ri to wreste to finish cord
ing to the articles OF agreement
Both men appeared to be In the pink Of con-
di,on and were well mat ched as far as science
was concerned, but Jenkins lad thirty pounds
. advantage in weight. n. won the first
after ffty-nine minutes Of the hardest kind of
work The hold w t. won the fall was q
shift from a half Nelson TO front three
Quarter Nelson. At IN" close of tho round
In 'he second bout Melee went after
jenkins from the start and foored the Cleve-
land man with half Nelson ard crotch hold
In twenty-four minutes. Mcleod continued
he was down Jenkins told the referee tat an
old sore on lis right leg ga We him trouble and
he was unable TO continue. He wanted n
draw. but the SPECTATORS insisted upon n de-
cision and Jenkins's mann ger advised him to
give rp Referee +. A. Dowd then awarded
the match to Mcleod
George Bothner, the local lightweight
in handicap match at the Grand Central
Palace, IL arNious to meet Dun Mcleod
Bothner call d mp THE SrN Oh III" telephone
jenkins had been defeated b. Mcleod. said
he was ready to meet tho d, n 10 man within
three weeks providing the latter would agree
% can Rohner also ." .s hGO that
he will wager 81 900 % HIS chances
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-26
Dave sullivan and Joe Bernstein Matched.

Dave sullivan has evidently given up all
hope Of inducing Jimmy Britt Of San Fran
cisco 10 meet him. for the little Irishman has
returned East again, After his failure to
get on match with Benny YanRcr the Tip
ton Sashcr. nj Chicago sullivan went to
California When he got TO san Francisco
h. learned that Britt had gone to Chicago
sullivan did not care 70 lose any time so AT
once communicated with the Criterion A. q
Of Boston with the result that that or ga MIA
ton has matched sullivan TO box Joe Kern
stein. The tilt Is to be decided ne 1t wednes-
day night and will DO for twelve rounds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-26
Big Entry List for Irish Games.

The Greater New York Irish A c will
hold its first set Of indoor games at Madison
Square Garden tomorrow nj ght and a ca ptal
programme with huge entry lis. has been
prepared for the dedication of the clubs
patrons That the affair will be a success
there is not the least doubt All the boxes
have been disposed of at a fancy figure rnd
IL" reserved seat tickets have, been going
attractive features in the nights sport The
first OF these will be the appearance Of Arthur
handicap Hc figures at the scratch mark,
OF the New York 4 G., with feet. while
the limit goes to p sullivan Of the Greater
New York A G.. who has an allowance of II
feet Durg has ssnihed his intention Of
Jointly by himself and others
But by far the most important feature Of
the carnival will be the relay racing Among
the entries in the four-mile event opcn TO
clubs colleges and cities go are ss, tn New
A e. Bowen. the intercolle giate cross-country
champion. and the brothers orion and j. X
Baltic of Pennsylvania University compose
the Quaker ,sssregstiSn and should wake make
and Smith extend themselves to be in, the
hunt at the finish The battle between these
teams should be worth going miles TO see
An eighth lap, intcrschoastic relay race, has
whose representatives should furnish the hair
raising contest OF the nj ght. 4 dozen athletes
have entered for the three-mir run scratch
race and these incl4dc the cream Of ds,anc"
pion OF En- gIand is scratch man ~ the Oh
jump aud Myer Prinstein holder OF the
American record 81 "a feet ~ inches for the
broad Jump; will disport his i elasticity IN the
will conclude with game OF Gaeiic foot ball
between champion teams.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-26

LEXINGTON. Dec Is. -i;epre. HOLLOWAY OF Nlch.
olasylle has bought OF Haley Bros OF this city the
SIX year old thoroughbred brood mare. Lizz,e
Mccarthy, by Patron, dam Lille Hampstead. She
a a full sister II May Hampstead and WAS bred
iast spring 70 the great performer. Jean Beraud.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-26
Benny Ysnser and TIM Callahan 70 Meet
AGAIN.

Before the American 4 C. Of Chicago on
Jan Benny iangcr and Tim Callahan will
come together for six rounds The pair
met few months ago in Philadelphia and
Callahan had a good deal the better OF the
encounter since that meeting Yanger has
hooo r'fv 'Nur y erl,, Tnll1ha, a oaio
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-26
HORSES AND CARRIAGEs.

To INSURE PROPER CLAssIv1CA.
TION N THE SUNDAY Sun ADvER.
TIsEMENTS MUST he HANDED IN
NOT LATER THAN p. VI. SATURDAY.