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ner that called forth applause had his rivals play
ing desperately in front OF the goal Of Troop 2
After q hot scrimmage L. T. Hunt hit safety
for his eide which resulted in Troop being penal
lied & = goal. After change OF mounts and ave
minutes OF hard riding. Colby sent the ball cleanly
between the posts. He accomplished the feat by
getting out Of the scrimmage and allowing Douglas
90 drive the ball I'd 70 him for the shot for goal.
Hunt scored the goal for Troop Just the timer
gong sounded the finish of the period. He got
the ball from beneath the ponies hoofs in one OF
the melees. and spurring MS pony 10 its utmost
speed. he made a carry by forceful strokes and
scored the goal for Troop 3
With only small margin separating the com
peting teams, the cavalrymen entered upon the
second period with considerable spirit Douglas
scored both Of the goals In the third period The
second goal Of this period made cleverly by the
combined work OF Colby and Douglas minute
after the refe1e had tossed the ball in the field.
In making play for goal Hunt pressed Herbert
Barry. the back OF Troop 9. so sharply that the
latter crossed n front ot A. ". Putnam, thereby
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In the short distance races NJ. L Hurley, Of the
New-York Athletic Club. the national champion,
rode in splendid FORM In the two-mile open Hur-
ley seemed 70 have little chance, but he picked
those in front of him in clever fashion winning
at the ia pc by a foot. Ellington. his team mate,
was second only a foot before Glasson. It was one
of the best finishes seen at the beach track.
Hurley made another splendid effort in the half
mile handicap. but the best he could do was 10
finish third Hurley, Ellington and Glasson seemed
to have no chance. but the backstretch Hurley
left Ellington and Glasson If they were an
chored and set sail for the leaders He made n
splendid effort but the distance was too short and
Vanderveer finished first. with Dare second and
Hurley third.
The novice in four heats and final,
William Koch being the winner. The summaries:
Cne-third-mile (novice)-Uon by William Koch New
York: Henry Anderson, NeW-Ynrk. second Victor ].
LInd BROOKLYN third. Time, O:4ssb Won by half a
length a between second and third.
famateurb-Won by M l.. Hurley, New
York A g: 'areddy BiIngton New-York A G.. second;
George Glasson Newark Turn Versn. third Edwin For
est KiugH County Wh@eraen, fourth. Time, 4;al7s.
Won bv a foot: between second and third.
Cne-half-n!le fhandicap; amatsurDWon by W. J. Van
deryeer Coney Island (55 yards. NJ. T. Dove Hew-Yort
go yards second; NJ. L. Hurley New-York A g
fcrach third s. C. Kohn New-York C55 yaTisl, fourth.
Time. 051h Won by half length; two lengths be-
tween second and third.
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'55 SEvENTH-AVE.

corporations. which have been sxerting such a
wonderful influence for good In the real estate
market, held by men, who either have been or
powers in the realty financial world. Only
a small amount OF such stock is held by persons
with from $500 TO $4,000 to invest But the small
investors have better chance 10 invest their
savings, IL is generally thought when the proposed
big realty companies and construction concerns are
organized
Realty experts incline 10 the opinion--at least
many of them do-that the profits made by the
present realty corporations will look paltry com
pared with the profits of the greater corporations
yet TO be formed. Bigger profits will be made pos
Siele II larger concerns are managed on improved
lines. in such way that the least possible eX-
penses are incurred. There seems 10 be no di-
vision OF opinion as TO what are the best methods
Of conducting realty operations unless the harping
of the persons who likely TO be considerably
affected by the change is taken into consideration
one realty expert said few days ago that this
greater realty companies would control many whole
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LAWN TENNIS.
LITTLE WINS IN THE WEST.

Cincinnati, July 19-R d. Little to-day again de-
Tended his title champion in the final day or
the tri-State tourney at Avondale. Kreigh Collins.
OF Chicago defeated r. g. Hunt in the finals. and
then went on with Little, champion OF 1901. For
the first two sets Collins played by far the better
tennis. Nothing too hard for him. The pace
counted against him. and after winning the first
two in sensational style he became exhausted
that he fell on the courts twice In the last set
ne braced up. but could not keep himself steady,
and after making brilliant dash and winning
two games. he allowed himself to go down TO de-
feat
Miss Maud Banks, of Philadelphia, won the
pionship Of the women's singles from Miss
Mona Closterman. Miss Banks and Miss Cham
plln also the doubles.
The majority OF the players who took part in
the tourney at Avondae WIFI leave here morrow
for Chicago. 10 play In the tourney there.
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POLO.
TROOP WINS FINAL GAME AT VAN
CORTLANDT PARK.

tn. hnal match between Troop and Troop
. ~ Squadron A. for the Officers Cup took place
yesterday at Van Cortlandt Park. Troop won
nv score Of 81 TO a Everett Colby took part in
ha match and did much to win the victory for his
+esna. The playing OF r. G. D. Douglas was also
well In evidence during the struggle.
For Troop 2. L. J. Hunt played fine game
and his work greeted with generous applause.
There was enough rough riding during the contest
,o keep the several thousand spectators who
~atched the game in the widest sort of excite
rnent Many times the riders in red and yellow
vent down the field with all the show fire and dash
of a charge by veteran cavalrymen.
When the struggle began the mounts Of Troop
2 apeared TO be the sDeedier. The We're nice
" lined I'd when the referee signalled for the
start Colby was first 10 begin the excitement and
kept the ball in the direction Of the opponents goal
Douglas however, soon had the bali. and in a man
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THE WEEK IN REALTY.
THE GROWING CONFIDENCE OF THE
PUBLIC IN THE GREAT COMPANIES.

The last week was an unusually interesting one
TO real estate men. Many large transactions were
reported. and the details OF many important opera
lions which were only recently started and which
have not been closed made public The sale
Of the Harlem apartment house property owned by
George T. Wallace. OF Rochester, n. H.. to the
Majestic Realty Corporation was a deal OF great
magnitude Five six story apartment houses val
ued AT about 81. 10000 figured in the transaction.
This was the first large operation of the week.
In itself IL would have furnished a topic for much
discussion for long time. if greater operations
had bean made public day or two later. It's I'M
portaHce has been seemingly overshadowed by the
movement under way to form a SEQ 10000 realty
corporation, and IN" plans drawn up for the i'm
provement OF the block bounded by New and
Beaver SITS, Exchange Place and Broadway
That the public has great confidence in the
future of realty corporations is impressvely shown
by the principal operations Of the week. This
confidence should become considerably stronger in
the future than IL is to-day. plans are
being considered, and will undoubtedly be put in
effect, protect the public from becoming identified
with companies organized especially FOR enriching
the officers and not the small stockholders II is
now almost easy an undertaking TO sell rows
and rows OF well built and good paying apartment
houses TO single realty corporation or individual
it is to sell small parcel TO real estate COM
pany individual.
The majority OF the stock Of the present realty
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barring troubles with the erratic pacing machines.
which have caused much uncertainty IN past
races. Yesterday the motors were all right after
the started. and they carried their
trailers 10 the end OF the route without breaking
down
The competitors in the motor paced race ware
Albert Champion, OF Paris. Nat Butler. OF Bcs-
ton Thomas Hall ot England, and Basil De
GUichard, OF France De Guichard and Han are
little fellows much larger than Jimmy Mich
aeIs- Champion and Butler well developed
physically and athletic looking The race was
scarcely under way before il that De
Guichard and Hall were not n good condition.
Hal troubled with a lame wrist and De
Guichard plastered with medicated cotton and
bandages almost from head 70 foot. hiding tnJu-
rtes received in a recent accident on the track
Champion took the lead az the start and steadily
rider Elkes, Walthour or Stinson. he covers the
ground al rapid pace. Champion led by 100
yards the and Of the first mile, and the fur
self and others. At miles he led by two
laps, and az twenty miles he was easing Up over
mile ahead OF Butler, with Hall barely beating
out De Guichard. The time was fast p 80 10 for
the twenty miles
THE PACED RACE.
pion Paris: Thomas Hall OF England; Nat Butler,
OF and Basil De Cut of
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THEY CAPTURE THE FIRST CONTEST FOR
THE LADIES'. CUP IN DAsHING STYLE.

Cedarhurst. Long Island. July g (SpecaD.-A
large crowd gathered at the Rockaway Hunting
Club to-day TO witness the first game Of polo for
the Ladies' Challenge Cup the contestants oelns
Brya Mawr and Rockaway Hunting Club. AFTER
four periods Of hard fought polo the Bryn Ma"r
team won bv a score Of Y 10 3z4 goals. the home
team only being able TO score IN the last thres
periods.
When the referee first threw the ball In II was
caught nv snowden and landed through Bryn
AaWr posts in Just thirty SECONDS IRIS seemed
10 take the ife out Of lockaway's team for
time as their MAY FOR the remainder OF the period
was poor In the last few minutes OF play IN the
second period La Montague with nard drive
cent the sphere through the goal posts Win one
stroke the force of the blow breaking mis- naHet
La Montagne also scored two other goals Tor the
home team in the third period ConoFer scoring
one.
Rockaway played a very poor team game the
men rarely being in their positions al the FlsHt
time IN the first few minutes OF play the BIgn
Mawr had the ball in their TERRITORY. ae , nes
for poor direction would have scored several times
more than they did. The game next tuesday -
being looked forward 10 with great pieasuFe', ~
being between the winners OF t95asig t9aig stronrest
four IN the field The probable Hne-uR me t OF tnsit
team VIII pc: George J Gould SJ;coh rbis game
win probably be the best OF the season: .,.
Among those who witnessed yesteTaays game s
seFs ME sRe M 5d RGTteFW Ms W H HabceeR T sa Mss Miss
sna Mrs ffe6 Eo6e4 T. BURTON. Mr: and sns.d Mrs I r.
kssnge ksnasag M sna MTs h5rhfMdso M NJ and
ysnderpoei, Theron strong. Mr.. and ME- Mrs. g 8. 8
Fsna liss Eizsbsth Nsilson l: = piian barker.
Miss Mary PAX, Miss Nellie Hard, Mr. and Ms
William Acv.ckar. Mr. and Mrs. W. c. StofS' Mf'
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CRICKET.
KNICKERBOCKERS DEFEAT BROOKLYN
IN A CLOSE AND LOW SCORING
GAME
KNICKERBO.
GAME.

A large crowd gathered at Bayonne yesterday TO
witness the first meeting of the Brooklyn Cricket
Club, champions OF the Metropolitan League, with
the Knickerbocker A. c., the ex-champons. A
close and low scoring game took place, which
eventually resulted in a victory for the Knicker
bockers by margin of "a runs. This result
F. F. Kelly and F. D. Mocker, who contributed
SO Of the Knickerbockers' total of 11S E H.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-20
pROOKLYN
UNs1ERCIFULLY DRUBBED

The Manhattans played their league championship
game with Livingston at Staten Island and had 20
submit uumrrciful drubbing by no less than
$50 runs and wickets to spare. NJ. r. Cobb was
IN great form with willow for the winners and
stiu undisposed OF with l1s TO his credit when
time called n. s Walker, jr., also played In
capital style for TO- while ". J. H. Clarke did some
excellent bowling and captured wickets for IS
runs. The score:
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A VERY LARGE STOCK RANCH sale with or
~ stock; the land Is all patented fenced;
ranch thoroughly irrigated and produces
annually and its improvements
every respect For further particulars apply
B. HOOPER. Livingston Mont
NOR sALE-six room house; young fruit and shade
u South Bav: $ minutes walk from
depot. FRANK SMITH. Bellmore. Long Island.
JTEALTH and pocket benefit by suburban life. For
i details apply Erie Railroad Information Bureau
1883 and 3g9 Broadway New York
I ONG ISLAND DUCK RANCH
l. The DUCK and poultry ranch Long Island
half price account owners illness Contains
acren Great South Bay. dwelling
house completely furnished barn, hoodeF
house incubaora chickens and ducks horse car
rage $500 worth OF and wired yards; price $35OO
S mortgage two hours from city a
mile from depot II CASPER. EastpOrt. Long Island
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KINGS COUNTY vTCToRs.

Only one game was played at Prospect Park yes
tercay where the Kings County and Thistle teams
haa the ground all to themselves. The Kings
County men had little difficulty In winning and
secured the victory by the comfortable margin OF
% runs. n Barnes batted in excellent form for
Kings County. l34; Thlstles So
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PERRY BELMONT TO IMPROVE HOUSE
ALTERATIONS WILL COST ABOUT 10000
BOUGHT PROPERTY RECENTLY

Perry Belmont has sled plans FOR alterations 20
mis- house No. 80 Fifth-ave at the northwest
corner or Forty -seventh-st- The estimated Is
Noo oot0- Horace Trumbsuer OF Philadelphia Is the
architect and j. II. Brady a Co. contractors.
Ar- Belmont purchased The property some months
ago from Columbia University. There have ap-
peared recently reports mat in this transaction
not included the lessehold but this is Incorrect as
Mr. Belmont owns the property IN fee simple
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CYCLING.
CHAMPION EASILY DEFEATS THREE
OPPONENTS AT MANHATTAN BEACH.

Albert Champion. the Frenchman. who himself
last year rode the pacing machine has developed
into one of the best of the pace followers At the
Manhattan Beach track yesterday afternoon Cham
pion met and defeated three rivals in a twenty
mile motor paced race. The Frenchman took the
lead at the start and the result was never in doubt
New-York tribune., 1902-07-20

championship series OF the New-York Cricket AS
socaton and felt rather surprised at being de-
feated by runs in a well contested game. II. o.
Wilkinson did some fine bowling for Columbia
oval and captured wickets for 9 runs, and, in
addition to this contributed top score OF the game
Oval, 7s; Paterson B., II.
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poned. The handicap singles brought TO
close this afternoon when G. T. Eames won from
H H Whitman, lO-S, Ia rs.
An exhibition match was played between N.
D. Whitman and D. F. Davis and B. c. WrlgnI
and w. J. Clothier, which the former won, -;
and l. E. Ware and D. F. Davis and Wright ana
Clothier. which the latter won after Iohs
struggle 13-l
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PLAY on MAGNOLIA COURTS

Magnolia. Mass. July l9-rhe tennis here to-
day was disappointing. as A. f. Fuller was unable
10 play in the doubles for the Massachusetts cham
pionship. which rests between A. L. Fuller and L.
Perry and II. G. Seaver and A. 5. Pier. Owing 10
Fuller's sickness the match was indefinitely post
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ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.

5. X II E--There are many persons who will
look up apartments for you for a small sum Of
money No agencies exist. Write Luis ".
Mooney. No. lfa Broadway.
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TO BUILD AUTOMOBILE WAREHOUSE

De seding Brothers. in conjunction with p s.
Treacy. have sold for Dr.. II. c. Emo 20 Thomas D.
Bedeld. a plot 5oxloo feet, the south side
OF Sixty-se venth-st. 80 feet OF Amsterdam
ave The buyer Will improve the property with
rreproof warehouse 10 be used FOR the storage OF
automobiles.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-20
SALE OF MADIsoN-AvE. PARCEL.

Henry D. Winans & May report the sale OF No.
59 Asdison-are. This is twenfy-foot four-story
brownstone dwelling, lot IS feet deep. The sale IS
Effected for Mrs Ira Barrows. who purchased the
pToperJy last month from the OF Mrs ". A.
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making foul. for whicn mis- team was penalized
half q goal. Douglas and Colby scored for Troop
3 near the end Of the period by dash.ng work up
the field and long drives.
While the match was at It's height yesterday
Phil" OConneu an exercise boy had his collar
bone broken by falling under a pony's heels. He
was trying TO lead the horse and watch the game
the same time. The lineup:
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GUNNER Resort I)roperin-GaIe or 20 &c

A VERY BEAUTIFUL PLACE on the Hudson. consist
n ng ~ eight acres land house with sixteen rooms
stable gardeners cottage. etc. etc An ideal country
private home santartum
will sell cheap or will Fun particulars furnished
Address SONNTAG. ST. Tribune Uptown Once. I36s
Broadway.
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MANHATTAN.

" FoietG " ( r. oaieley. F 4 W. ireland. j. d
Ogihy and I. A. Sparks did not bat
COLUMBIA OVAL IS, PATERSON B., II.
Team B of Paterson made n journey to Williams
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and Mrs. James Brown the Misses craca a,5
Madeline Chauncey and Miss Urling Earne- a''N
The teams. the lineup and the surluarv follows.
BRYN MAwR- ROCK AwAv
10 d-Sanooiph snowden o No. IA. Alexander. 4
NO w: hehurich No. ? Rene La Montague,
40. 3-M C. Rosengar- No. S-F s Conovar ---'
ten, Jr.-...-...-.. 3 Back-P F. Collier -
Back-C. Wheeler........ q - '-'
Total Ao'N1
Total score-Bryn Mawr i2 goals Ro.k.,r,-- ~,
earned goals. 4. lost penalties total "a Teares
o. ". Bird Of the Meadow Brook Hunt Cir Sco-er
and tmekeeper-S. q ieer 0'SO' "~OiS-
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BRYN MAwR WINS FROM RoCKAWAY,

SUE-srtes-Gos.s scored by Troop 3 o. pehailL.eq Y
total 81; Troop 2 !; penalized total hetetee-
R. c. Lawrence. Timer and scorer-A- r. Whitfey-
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ON The MAJ. < COAST.

One OF the most beautiful islands OF Casco Bay 100
acres water, forest hne harbOr, golf fields
farmhouse harm 20 acres or productive farm
sheltered Steamboat
wharf. INSPECTION September. on application
to FRANK II. MOFFATT. 50 William Street. New York
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Hnfuriristeo Apartments % Get

New Departure.
A Private Houss-Apartment Hou.a
1913 Madison Avenu<
One Apartment on a floor.
In construction and appointments cannot Be-
excelled on the Avenue.
Choicest residential section In city.
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Real estate for gxehanac.

S.FAMFORr coNN-F1ne residence. 10 large rooms and
- ali impro fine lawns 60 exchange New
York tenement property. VOGl-ER. 173o B'way. N y.
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Gounirn propcrip for Sale.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE,

A large Colonial residence in Passaic Jersey a
city OF inhabitants. half New York CITY
frequent trains. House
handsOmsst corners OF the Hill. section
OF Grounds six city lots,
shade House absolutely perfect
parlOr, library dining
rooms bathrooms. kitchen. buffers
h0ta cold and electric
iNtures cellar and broad
stables the place
The city has advantages OF good society drst-cIass
schools and churches. golf links and clubs: roads.
will he sold price
Address W. NJ JONES. Room 2ls. No. ! Broadway New
York City.
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nrI,, Which positively pays everything
OIlly principal interest,
-. No afterclaps. Attractive new
XI3 I'M S-rCOm cottages. every Improvement
Others. Z. S. 10 rooms, similar terms
Monthly s21..sI Rn.on. sent, HasDroucs Heights,
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GENTLEMAN'S RESIDENCE -.
Large double house improvements stable
carriage house. TO acres land in best part
PLAiNFlELD. N. j.
45 minutes New York. 10 trains per day. Must be
sold close estate
rutland x WHITING CO.,
BeekmaQ
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DELIGHTFUL SUMMER CRUISE
TO HALIFAX, N. S., SYDNEY, G.s.,
and ST. J@HM'S, N. 3.
Through Long Island. Vineyard Haven and Nantucket
Fine Passenger Steamers 'ROSALIND'' and SILVIA
sail R.. West Houston ST..
following %. Is -, Sept 3. IS.
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THE PACED RAG

Txsaty-unls motor paced race between Albert Cham
pon Paris: Thomas Hall OF England; Nat Butler
Boston. and Basil De GuicAaEa. ot France:
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FURNISHED 6ouses 10 fer-Gnuntrp.
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house; most healthful situation; ample piazzas Srand
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Furnished cottages FOR rent az prices every
Address
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SEA R0yTE TO eALlFosNIa.

SIS. Advance Aug 3. A zy
CABIN Sl05: STEERAGE. $40.
Including Meals and Berth.
PANAMA RAILROAD STEAMSHIP LINE
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