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BIG ATTENDANCE AT SHOW
MRS John GERKEN CAPTURES TWO
BLUE RIBBONS AT DURLANDS
ACADEMY.

With slightly less disagreeable weather the at
tendance was larger at the horse show at Dur
lands Academy. in Sixty-sixth-st, last night AS
on the opening night, the entries were so heavy
that the Judges were kept busy, with the result
,bat the show was not over until midnight, al
though the final class of the night scheduled
70 enter the tanbark at 1890 p. m.
The classes were more varied last night and the
general interest was livelier The animals were as
sleek and naughty usual, and some of the satin
coated graceful creatures seemed TO arch their
ecs further and to step higher the building rang
with applause. 1t was noticeable that few Of the
snectarors came the show IL automobiles as was
the case at the national show at Madison Square
Garden Mrs. John Gerlen carried off the honors
last night capturing blue ribbons handling her
equine beauties herself IN each victory.
The opening class OF the night brought out the
ponies and the rough coated prancing little fell
lows danced around the ring. finely handled by
their young masters. The children considered this
the feature of the show. Ernest G. billiards. Miss
Belle received the blue ribbon with Master
Farlee's i,adde second. The other ribbon went TO
Kitten. chestnut beauty.
There were fourteen competitors in the class Tor
dealers for the best single harness horse. Profess
sional rivalry was naturally keen, and the com
petition interesting throughout. The traps
Tara IN excellent order and the spirited steppers
were handled with professional skill; There was
one collision. but little damage was done. Lafay-
cite high stepping chestnut, eventually captured
the blue ribbon, after competition which lasted
hour. 49,, -,
mails and the IDEAL poor mans friend. They Were
driven into the ring hitched TO two-wheeL carts;
10 saddle and ridden. Under the saddle they
trotted. single footed and struck other gaits at
class a youngster showed Flash. a pretty chest
1ut pony the best behaved animal in the class.
~ .be ildees Mrs John Gerken rode Ny Lady
Dainty. seven-year-old chestnut mare, TO VIC
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AI-CTION SALES TO-DAY.

BY Peter f Meyer Co: pa w 1929 3 TO s II :
If West End ave x2O o1t x9i-67s: story d"s
h: foreclosure sale: " Tyler agt Belle 6 Beverage
al. Tyler p * A attys; J p Keenan,. ref' Que
on lgt So S1S4 3o etc s41t IL prior
mort SOC Zoo: 800 Broadway. $50 II of Blocker
ct 25xI5 story h front. with story on rear:
sale hv order of Surogaes Court: due $3.50 60 taxes
etc si76 O5; Tooth 151 # OF Lexington
ave- tx 100 IL story foreclosure SALE caroline
schwarz agt GerAmer f Title Guar GO ct al HaIcn'
Debevoise Colby. A III Larkin ref due on ludgt
$40 49, s349 So taxes etc. $4I 59 ~ let-
n 1855 fl of LexinS1On-ave- 23oxlooll: story
H. foreclosure sale F Sshwarz agt same atty ana
ref same udgt $20.s63 S. costs $40 o. taxes
S347 50 - 80 .,.o
25x.2; story brownstone dHgg h public auction - -.
By William VI o+J West 3Ith-st- 800 ~ " OF
25x9s0: story blk ten H. foreclosure sale
Johnson agt Bernard Drachmann ct al: carter q
Iedyard. George Abbott ref due on 1 Iss
$3.50 30: etc $3.50 E9 To- west Ioo
It'll and Leuox ayes. 16xlCO II; story high
sale; estate OF Margaret lnsiS
&c. West i2fthst, ID ~ OF CoIuInDus
ave- n; foreclosure sale: Minna ranke
agt Francis schnusg ct al; H ISudlich atty George
a Halsey. judgt S20S5 80; costs. Sis -
etc mort. $4,000
BY l.. Kennedy 60: - SJuyvesant-st ;. lol2 Z,
OF 9th-st OK f0x4IT; story bk dwg n; all
right Sherins sale under execution
Nv Richard & Co: 422 West 5lth-st. g.
efS IT ath-st 25x10O5; h. foreclosure SAFE
Dieh Francis J Schnugg ct al: Joseph
Bell. tudgt, <31e1 Il: costs
S2I2 81. i65 06
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Miss May Deering, with Natalie. sec

.orv Miss May Deering with Natalie. sec
One of the prettiest exhibits of the evening was
when the high spirited tanaern TENS Se+S
first and second prizes driving the winners Logan 4ga
s sslin in the class Tor Sa'oe "0'Sss' WIN
AIRED VanderbiIt Mrs William Duriand. Miss
May DurIand, Mrs. a. Clara orIpist2n D. CLARENCE
Mrs Hugh Grant M Mr. and, and Mrs e and nd Mrs 2
RhitcoS, Miss G Whitcomb; MI ana Mrs Ln5
clan p Howe Miss Baldwin. Mr. and mrs TUCSON
p. Rose grs Mrs oae " + F. Bee RchaTd Wilson
and Edgar Oden- The summaries;
Dealers class single harness h0Ts ssye sa
hs.sh S.,g. by e5 MonsTf5 Mcponald 70 Jewell
we.nston years third; De ceThe@ s'a'ieS ii'e 'A''
Beat ladies 20 Be shown N before aFRe
Sz Potter xs a a n mSas naisSe en- rsooaa3
Enlnss Ned Ale,G s Isl mig sa5 SfT EN-
..sse ass aS sa5s By ' M John
Lay D1 IN a1 se gssr Mss Mss G. & Whcobs
= F i az % y?a5s .T 5iF 9aa7 philip Livingston
saddle exceed "A a.. h9 5s;9
by Mase. Ernest 6 HtaIds q M n Isssie ia 10
yesrs. second. Harry T, Peters's ch Kitten Il.
years third: F Ambrose cark's CHI Dolores al !"
Gs ss sax 15 Hne gsff anu n Billy X 15s aged
Lostie. 1872 years. and CHI m Dotte. lo2 years
FOURTH
Homes tower 1s1 and exceeding is hands three
vea- ods upward Up carrying 100 pounds by
Ma john Gerker's b. Mistress Nell 14252 years
g W Scissors b. Beauty. 14S. years second ~; r
erfheirneTs m. Red Princess. 1887. o years tIro
Mrs Edwin c. Kirkiand's b. m Lady SHUTS, l4o' o
year,
Harness Conformation quality. and hook &C
ZION and toundness-Won by MTs G. Edmond coucerts
CO 6. Nae. Is hands Z years. G. q. BNlingss D. g.
hwnee. l<2 years second: Reginald Nanderbilts Oh.
raIl. l4s. years third; Mrs Edwin c KirAand's
m Lady Shuts l4.3, years fourth
1ree1 hunters conformation and quality to count % Per
IN, fences 10 per cent)-Won by Miss 1eIian
aoiorooks Oh N. Gold Lace. I6 hands. years; W y
.ehoe o. Gordon. ie. years. second Drdley ocoI'
cos sr e. Silver King 1873, years third; Percy Ia
5oraues D. &. tionsaway. 1872 years fourth.
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~ OF NEW YORK.-The Westminster Fire Insurance
Company Plaintiff against Matthew Stewart and
Catharine Stewart wife. and others. Defendants
Action No pursuance CT Judgment of Foreclosure
and Sale duly and entered the abOve-entitled
action bearing 2sh day of March, 1902 l. the
Referee said Judgment named. VIII
sell Auction, the New YORK Real Estate
Saesroom Ill Broadway. in the Borough or Man
of New York. on the second day or May,
1902 O'Clock that day. by L. j. Phil.ps
& Co. Auctioneers premises directed by said 1udg
ment to be Sold and therein described as follows: All
MAT certain parcel Of land. with the build
thereon situate lying and being IN
Twenty-third Ward Of the City and County OF New
York date OF MOrrsaria. County Of Westcnes
of New York being part OF lot known and
designated a entitled Map Of the Village or
Morrisania' by Andrew Findiay, Surveyor dated
West Farms August 10. 1s4s. and now on file IN the
the County Of Westchesrer as and oy
bounded and described
as follows Beginning point the northeastery
Of Eighth 1TOth distant sOutheastery
ffty feet running thence north
in with Cottage Place
one hundred thence sOutheastery IN
a line parallel with said Eighth Street twenty-five feet:
thence southwestsrI line parallel nearly with
hundred and sxtynne feet TO Eighth
Street thence northwesterly along Eighth Street.
10 the point place of beginning contain
ing all he bounds
Dated New York. April 9th 1902
FELIX II. LEVY Referee.
FRANK NJ TICHENOR. Attorney for Plaintiff SO Park
Row o Manhattan. New York City.
following diagram Of the property TO be sold
above. the street number being S37 East
10th Street:
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Club to Gerardus NJ Wynkoop. No IS East Forty
dwelling house on a lot 30x100.o feet
Mrs Clara Hartman has sold No So East Fifty
third-st four story and basement dwelling house,
on lot 1Sx1005 feet Greene & Tayior were the
brokers'
No 123 West Forty-seventh-st three story dwell
ing house, on lot a1x1006 feet -
j Clarence Davies & Co.. in conjunction with
Thomas + Uren have sold for John Cantwsll. the
two iots ON the east side OF Crotona-ave.. $50 feet
south of One-hundred ighty-seventh-st- also
for James ]. lyman. No. los Woodycrest.avs;. me
william Cruikshank's Sons in connection with
Pease & Gilman were the brokers in the sale by
Woodbury. g. Iangdon to- Frank D. Allen OF the
six story business building No "a Maiden Lane, en-
Iof "a 3xi2 4xs95 II is understood that Mr.
Allen now owns a square plot, comprising No 81
10 No "A Maiden Lane, running through TO NO n
70 No 40 Iiberty-st with the exception of No. AZ
Maiden Lane He Is said TO represent the MUTUAL
Life Insurance Company
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TEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUN

MEM IOkh PREME tOt->aA
NEW YORK-James D. Putnam; Plaintn.
against Edward D. Stout and others. DEFENDANTS IN
a Judgment of foreclosure ana sale uuly
entered in the above-entitied action bearing
he Of April boz l. the UNDERSIGNED tne
referee in Judgment named will sell at pubic aug
ton at the York Real Estate Saiesroom. No III
Broadway. In Borough Of Manhattan city or New
York on of May 1892. at II O'Clock noon,
en- by l. Wells auctoneer. the premises
BY said Judgment be Sold and therein de-
All certain lot piece or parcel
OF land buildings and improvements thereon
stu living north side OF East Six
Borough OF Manhattan. City county
Of New York. known BY the street NUMBER
Thirteen East sixteenth street and bounded and es-
as follows Beginning at point on ths norm
ery side Sixteenth street distant two hundred and
t1U1 inches eastery from the
intersection OF the norhery side
eastery side OF F1fth avenue
along said Sixteenth street
25) feet: thence nertheriy and parallel Win
Fifth ninety-two feet thence westerly and
parallel Sixteenth street twenty-five 20
and line parallel with F1fth
feet the northery side OF Six
street. be the or less
Dated. New York, April 9Th. 1907
ERNEST HALL. Referee.
JESSE GRANT ROE. Attorney for plaintiff rs Broad
way. Borough Manhattan. New York. N Y
following ; diagram Of the property TO be sold
described above the street number being ID East
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ATHLETES SUSPENDED.

The registration committee Of the Metropolitan
Association of the Amateur Athletic Union sus-
pended Edward S. Blackledge and A b. Cosgrove.
of the 22d Regiment Athletic Association. for pac-
ing in a novice SS0-yard run at the Xavier Athletic
Association and Company II. Sth Regiment. games
on anril : They were suspended for weeks
from April 3 George V. Bonhag. Young People :
Associat ion was Suspended for year from
April 4 for competing In novice race under an as
slimed name. The registration committee also sus-
pended III Scanlon. Pastime Athletic Club and j.
Conway St Bartholomew Athletic CUB Tor using
abusive and profane language to one OF the offl-
cials at the wrestling championships. They were
SUSPENDED until they apologize.
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TIE R4CETR4CK.
WINNERS AT BENNINGS.

Washington. April 9-Bad weather again marred
what promised be good days sport at Ben
nings Three favorites two second choices and an
outsider divided the Cormorant IN the first
race was disqualified before it run. 1t was
impossible to get the within fifty feet Of the
barrier. PA" DAILY had great day. his stable
furnishing three winners and place horse. Sum-
mareS:
First race purse 500; six and one half furlongs)-
/ second Fonsouca 9S CNonderly). to l. third Time
Gold Fox Imperalist, Gink Benckart and princess
Ottlie also . ~ ,,.,. 1o,
OYonderiy). GIorosa Zoe CDaly) 70 to l.
second: Geisha Girl leo Smith l. 70 l. third Time
O:5l25. Tribesan Squid All Souls and FINANCE aIso ran
Third jsteepechase; S40 about two anG one
nilesDD 147 Gar7onl, TO D. won; hno-
VICE lSs Donahue). 10 . second; Iant $50 'ae1Ff'
tpurse $500; six and one-half furIohgs'
Iocket 1c6 miles Roue 100 q8ookerl to
woodchuck. Frivo and Emnei,ce II also ran ,, OK
fCraaroer1 : 10 / won: All saints CBarns), to s.
second justice (Booke. to l, third Time 131 rs
Ninonia and Curtsey also ran. ar -, IT.,
10 won; Calgary, 81 tShea IL
s, second; ohnet 100 BookeT)' to s. third. Iln1e
l:89Hs. Three starters.
ENTRIES FOR THURSDAY.
First rsce Give furlongs-Coone Roser. Joe; Prince
Florist 1o4; Directum. 1oi Lithum loS; VIII. JOB;
Albert Errght 1903: knockabout "a; Father Den. 81;
81: Ashbrook 81: Gaylda 50; Donna Honora 50; Silver
Trnket 50. Bandit. 50: Rossan. 50; Nuptal. 80;
second race -four and furlongs)-Mount Hope
107; Tugai Bey 1o7: Chamblee l07; Hedge loI Adele
Harding, 1o4; Aurfer lo4 Mirance loi: Julia LNston
Third race Q1urdle; one fourths)-Fa5
Gould, 1855 Beau Ideal 100: silent Friend. 15l
Fourth -four and one-haf fuIlcngsl-Ton May
bin l12: Delft, 100: Springbrook lo9; Ago loi;
Charnbiee 100; Royal Ensign. 1O2
Fifth (Arnateur Cup: six furlonss)-cheVaI DOR
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TO PROMOTE GOOD ROADS.
MEETINGS AND DEMONSTRATIONS IN THE
SOUTH SAID TO BE SUCCESSFUL.

MEETINGS AND DEMONSTRATIONS IN THE
SOUTH SAID TO BE SUCCESSFUL.
According to Secretary Butler of the Automobile
Club oP America the good roads convention heid
OF Cb,r,ottesville was splendid success. The con-
vention was held under the auspices OF the Ma
tonal Good Roads Association. the Oni'ed o'a'eS
Office of Public Road Inquiry and the Jeiieieoi
Memorial Road Association. and was Significant as
showing the rapidly growing recognition vi e
good roads movement throughout the country Inc
Charlottesville convention marked the emo Vi inc
tour of the Southern Railway good roaos Tram
which left Washington last october. carrying fotu
building machinery and road experts. ana maoe
official stops at the following places winston
Salem and Asheve. y. c. Greenvile ana Chatta
rooga Tenn; birmingham. Montgomery ana Mo
bile Ala; Atlanta, Columbus ana Augusta "a
Greenville Columbia and Charleston, 5 T.; Haeish
N c. and Danville, Richmond. Lynehours ana
Charlottesville, Va.
Conventions held at all these places state
and county good roads associations formed ana d
sample of good road constructed at each place
The train covered five thousand miles. con-
eregated over fifty thousand people and construct
ed about thirty-four miles OF sample road AT
charlottesville men of national reputation ad-
sand people throughout the greater cart OF three
days and nearly mile OF road was constrac.eo Oa
what is to be known, when II is conpieteu, as te
Jefferson Memorial Road running ron m ba and
On two successive days special trains from Wash,
Congressmen to attend the convention. General
Fitzhugh Lee the president of the Jefferson Me
mortal Road Association, presided and among the
speakers were Senator Hanna General Nelson A
Miles Governor A. J. Montague OF Virginia, sam
uel Spencer, Stuyvesant Fish. George Stevens,
Colonel w. II. Moore, president OF the National
Good Roads Association; Martin Dodge, director
OF the United States Office OF Public Road inquiry
General Roy Stone. Colonel Joseph II: brigham:
Assistant Secretary of Agriculture comm ssioner
Hermann OF the United States Land once. MT
Hamilton Secretary of Agriculture OF Pennsyi.
yania Congressman Littlefield. OF Maine; Davis OF
Florida; Tongue. of Oregon; and 0tey OF virginia Ia;
and a large number OF visiting congressman ana
10 ant al nff
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18th street.

The approximate amount Hen charge 10 SATISFY
which the above described property be sold -
S1o5ST11 with thereon from the sth Gay OF
APRIL together and allowance anlount-
30 interest from April 9th 19oz 20
gether with the Of the sale Inc appIoxidLe
amount Of assessments. or other liens when arr
be of the
or paid by Referee unpaid for 1901 LOSS AZ
and interest
The property will be sold subject prior mortgage
thereon from March lst I- at
3 the existing leases ana 20
restrictions contained in Instruments
recorded in Register of the County OK
New YORK. LI5er 352 Of conveyances on page F*o'
nd I-her 49, Of conveyances. on page 9S-
Dated New York April 9th 1902
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.

7od-st No 5O3 o 500 East. for eight story
brick lofts 25x63s: @ Knoche. No 5l6 East
.1d sIcb,tsct n .s132 500
Dos East. for six story
brick tenement house. 44x1p: Mishkind- No
% "a Ps1 1' Row architects ..-.s-'.-., 5000
II9th-s,. 81 East. for SIX story brick
house. with stores 50xlOD-11: / r HOBO
WITT 1874 Grand ST. owner; Sass & Small ..o
b1st-st 24O IT OF Sth-ave. for six story
orick dwelling house. eOxsI.5; Rosenberg &
esS, No i ITnion SQUARE West architect 10000
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CORNELL DEFEATS NAVAL CADETS.

Annapolis. Md. April 9-The Cornell University
baseball team defeated the Naval Cadets here to-
dav by the score of 10 to 6. BY an agreement made
between the teams only six innings were played
SO that the Ithacans might catch train A driz-
cling rain fell during the game, Whlch caused a
number of costly errors on both SIDES score by
innings: % II 7,
Cornell ..........-....-....-.o o 20 i-ln II >
So $50 = ...........o 3 = . o. 8
Ratteries-Chase Henderson whinnery; Rauienbush
Weaver.
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K C. BEATS eOLUuBIA IN WATER POLO.

The Knickerbocker Athletic Club defeated the
Columbia University in a water polo match
At the club Yesterday afternoon. The first half
ended to in favor Of the Knickerbocker team,
and in the second half they added another point
10 their score making the contest 10
The game was exciting throug hout, and the "f-
forts of the nickerbocker boys to keep the college
PLAYERS from scoring kept the spectators inter
est
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10th Street
The approximate of the lien or charge 70
which the abo-e-descrbed property Is 10 pc so0
So All a. thereon from the ZIth day or
Na-rh together and allowance amount
ing 10 s2a5 As interest from March sth 1871
u-b of sale. The approximate
r,or, ~ raves assessments other liens. which are
be allowed purchaser out Of the purchase one
nv IS and interest covering
rhfs and lot adjoining on the east
Dated York. April 9th. 1907 --- =,
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PUBLIC LINKS TO OPEN SATURDAY.

The Park Department announced yesterday that
the golf links at Pelham and Van Cortlandt parks
would be open the public and after next
Saturday. Several important improvements nave
been made in Van Cortlandt links in the last
few weeks. greens have been laid and out
cropping stones removed. and the grounds promise
to be in good condition for Saturdays crowds.
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RESULTS AT OAKLAND.

San Francisco April s-The weather at Oakland
was clear and the track good. summaries Iolio"'
First race tthreen-sxteentils OF mile. seil!ngt-
incs 107 QIcar), !. Q. o., 100 tStuart!
10 J. second Claus 100 McCartyl, ~ 70 l. lhilu-
second race six;eenhs Of mile, seingl-Litts
CIsrior) second: J. H. Bennett JOS o1oar 10 l.
third Time, o:55+ - ,o- l-r,o-,
Third race mile. selng)The Singer lo7 (Iroxler
252 10 won Invictus lo@ tNnslettl 10 10 secollu
FL FoDse lO3 fStuartD. IL /. third. Time 1:i3
Fourth (Fuurty Course )5oonus, 100 tConne!lyl
10 20 l. won MacF1eckroe III CConley) % 70 j. second
Rubina 100 (Tioar) Is 10 /. third Time, l:12ts
F,rrh Of mile, sellng)--Frank
ts 10 STroucon) 10 won: Sharp JOS CTroxlerl.
10 to J. second: Titana rs CJackson)' 70
third Time 1:14. 49, ,-,
sixth mile. s~llinglI-arry wit 1o1 ChnaPp
10 10 / won; WIndward CHOar 10 TO l. second; Free
Lance. 10 CTroxler). II TO !. third. Time 1:43.
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BROOKLYN'S APPROACHING SHOW.

The tenth annual horse show OF the RIDING ana
driving Club OF Brooklyn gives every indication
OF proving to be far ahead of anything the cluo
has given heretofore The entries close on Saturday
and to-day the club has received IN the neigh
Dorhood OF seventy-fve entries against five en-
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of the recent pool game in private over the result
of which many thousands of dollars were wasereo
by his friends. After winning the billiard and pool
championship of the New-York Athletic CLUB. Dr.
Douglas was challenged by James G. PATTERSON foT
q snecaI match at pool. The doctor accepted. and
defeated his opponent after an exciting contest.
DR. Douglas Is a firm believer In outdoor Iecrea-
ton and sports and pastimes of all sorts beslues
his fondness for the he Is an excellent SWIM
mer and bicycle rider, and he has taken part IN
many contests both in the water and on the picycie
track. He is popular with his eliminates
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~ OF NEW YORK.-The Westchester Fire Insurance
Cornpany Plaintiff. against Cdtharne Stewart and
Matthew Stewart husband. and others DEFENDANTS
Action No pursuance of Judgment OF Foreclosure
and Sale duly made and entered in the
the 18th day OF March, ISo3 tns
undersigned the Referee IN said Judgment naneG VIII
sell at Auction at the New YORK teeal Estate
saesroom III Broadway. in the Borough o, Man
haitian OF New York, on the second day OF May.
~ o'clock that day. by L. J. PnihipS
a 90 Auctioneers premises directed by said Judg
mont 10 be sold therein described as follows: All
that certain lot piece parcel OF land with the oul
thereon situate living and beng m
the Twenty-thrd Ward of the City Of New York Ctor
rnsrIv town OF Of Westchester) and
S,ats OF York bounded and described as follows on
Andrew Ftndlay
surveyor dated TO- 1875 and fled In the oice or
County at White Plains BeSin6
at point northery side OF 1l0th street orery
Eighth Street, hundred and hfty-four rect west
ery from OF Franklin Avenue and io'n street
and running nOrtherly and parallel with FRANKLIN
sxty-nine feet: thence westerly
a line 10th Street fifty feet; thence
souhery on a parallel with Franklin Avenue. one
hundred and 10th Street thence east
rIv along I7Oth fifty the point or place
Of beginning. 800
Dated New York. April 9th. 1902
Da ~ FELIX II. LEVY. Referees.
r-p ,NE NJ rrCHENOR Attorney for Plaintiff IS Park
Row Borough Of Manhattan. New York CITY
TIE following diagram OF the property 70 De SOLD
as described above:
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l63: Tarnar1r 1e: Tanard. 49, zeneEai Rad 10; ME
tress las. 80 ~, ,,o-,
Csi1 furongs)Alpaca IL: False Aiar I'm
III; Irreriast 10: Carroll D. 40; Ben Nikins IoI
Cyptograni. 105: Gwynne 1o4 SVampands 1O4; WAFER
Alone Concertna SO; Hendricks, W; IlN4a' o.
Playlke. Sc. Had
Seventh race Zone and hundred yards-tana-
vice lO7 Fif lO7: F1orad 10I Fabius 1oI; Aine 49,
Abbot lo5: shandonheld. 100; May J., 90; linking 30
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CIRCTrS BEATEN BY WAX TAPER.

Memphis. April 9.-Results on the track here 10
day follow:
FIRST race Gseven half furlongs selllng)-
1xsfsvortb U-Dudon), IL >. won: Drummond, lo5
eeanl is 70 g. second: Len1a. 90 Steee) 70 to l. third
second race (six furlongr-J V Kirby ioI (Winkheldo
Z to 2 won; Chas ". Meyer. 10 CWoodsl. 20 to l.
second: Theory. 1o7 CBrkenruth) TO l. third iihe'
1852. 80. 800
Third race -four furiongs, selng)-Kngs Lady. JOS
Corn 3 TO 8 won Courage, 100 Dean) . TO l. second
imported Lady Wrinkle CBrkenruth) q TO !. third
Time. 49,
Fourth race he Mississippi purse, 5000 added one ana
one-eghth miies)-Wax Taper ITO 20 Br1enD 10 10
0rkenruth) to /. second; Nitrate
JOG OYoodsD 10 TO ! Time 1855 4. Circus also
Fifth race tseing steeplechase, about mes)-tTe
lIto~ns J. won: Robert Morrlson, 10
Johnson) second Inkerman 13I (Wilson) 10 TO
third Time 4:33.
-four half ADMINISTRATIVE, es tWashl
to /, won; Oaatus, I0f (Woods 10 o. second; Step
Around 10 (I>,uden) 40 to J. third. Time. O:56l2.