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New-York tribune., 1902-07-25
REAL ESTATE.
PROvIDENT SAVINGS SOCIETY HAS
PURCHASED PINKNEY COURT.

The Provident Savings Life Assurance Society ac-
quired yesterday the title Pinkney Court No. Isl
to 159 West One-hundred and -fortieth-st, another
large modern apartment house adjoining Watt
Court. which that company owns. These two
buildings. together with the thirty foot flower gar
den between, have an aggregate frontage Of 2S21a
feet on the north side of One-hundre -fortieth-
st, near Seventh-ave. Pinkney and Watt courts
have been completed within the last year They
accommodate 10 families The buildings are
equipped with all modern appliances. including tele-
phone and mail service for each apartment
NJ. & L. Hess have leased for the National Realty
Company the third, fourth and fifth floors in the
building the northeast corner OF Twelfth-st and
Broadway for three years at total rental of 500 OOO
+. Osborne Smith & Co. have sold for PietrO de
Respirus and Giuseppe Fusco No. $50 West One
hundred-and- els ghty- -third-ss, three story and
basement limestone and brick two family dwelling
house with extension. on lot S.SXleAu
August Waetherling has sold No. u East One
hundred and teenth-St HVe story triple nat
George w Dougherty has sold TO an investor a.
five story building, on lot 2oxIO0 feet at the north
east corner OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -nlnth-St.
Frederick T Barry has sold for Myer L. Sire OF
No 1O1 East Sixtyffth-st, the northeast corner of
Park-ave a four story private stable. with fiat
house on plot 20xSO The buyer is John VI. Carrere.
of Carrere & Hastings. who will build a five story
American basement dwelling house for his own oc-
cupancy Mr. Sire bought the property through
A b. Ashforth has sold No. 14s East Thirty
eighth-st., a four story d"eihng house' on lot
Charles Grifrth Moses & Bro. have sold for Mrs
Walters to Max Marx the thrse story and base
-hundre ed-an and-eighty -seVenth-st. ax5OX9f.1l
William f, Donnelly Is said 10 have sold Nc, 2Ss
West Fifty-frst-st. l5xlo.9 tset.
through e III Ludlow & Co., from Annie MC.snurt
No. Iis East Fory-hrst-st, old buildings. ON L.,
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

BY Herbert A Sherman: 227 2 I24th-st n s PSI a
Of 2d-ave. 2OxlO011; dwg h. with story
tension: foreclosure sale; David Allan T Dean
ct al: L SkidnOre, atty Wise. ref: due 1udgt.
S195I OF; costs. S1S6 A. S23 Moore
head S1O.6O5
BY Peter F Meyer & Co: $50 Courtlandt-ave, a.
II n OF lSOthst, 26xlOO; n foreclosure
Bertha Wagner Nellie David al; David Mcclure,
atty, G N Van Hoesen. due judgt. ST IS:
costs Sf32 25 taxes. ETC. $3.50 40; 10 = Woln for
SIS $50 49,
BY Vincent 4 Ryan 81 " 144th-st 5. 175 n y Of
Sth-aVe. 2+6N99 IL, h: foreclosure sale:
Neil et al exrs: ast Sarah Kelly al; P Everett.
atty; Gerard Roberts ref judzt
1858 40; $3.50 so;
III Sith-st $. 2044 IT OF Parz-ave, 21x9s9. 1
story dwg h; foreclosure sale; Y NJ A r Harris
et all Harrison Byrd attys: ] 2 Ward, ref: due
1udgt SsOO COSTS S202 IL; taxes etc, $500: with
drawn
BY Samuel Goldsticker: 414 2oth-st . q
1896 fl OF 1st-ave. 4Ox92;
sale; Margaret Mahan agt Janette NeaIs al
Cioeer ShaftEr & Eser. attys; G II Enge ref: due
tudgt S5l6 81 S113 So $500 80; prior
mtges. s. 500; to L Ryan for $40 766
BY Philip A Smyth: 162d-st. 3. 500 IT Of Broad
3O0x}91I; story dwg h and 1 story bldss
and foreclosure sale: Mutual Ins
Butler ct al; Miller. Wilber Mcbride. ref dns
tudgt S4S I49 % ETC. S1oT 70. adjourned to
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New-York tribune., 1902-07-25

In one of the best played games of the season at
Washington Park. Brooklyn. yesterday. the New
York team, under its new management, not only
defeated the Brooklyn team. but shut out Hanlon's
outfit Mathewson at his best. and, perfectly
supported. he had the home players his mercy
most of the afternoon Few Brooklyn men reached
first base. and none of them made the circuit New
ton, too. effective except in two innings. Smith
Dunn and Keeer did the best batting while the
fielding work by Dahien Wheeler and Lauder
excellent
The New-York team took the lead in the third
inning with a single run. Dunn hit safely right
field. and Bowerman promptly sacrificed him to
second Jones hit past Dahen, and Dunn scored
In the sixth inning the visitors from Harlem made
another McCann hit safely right field and
by clever base running first stole second and
peated TO third. He tailed the final a safe
drive to centre field by Lauder. The score
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25
CYCLING.
PLANS FOR MOTOR CYCLE CONTEST
KRAMER. TAYLOR AND LAW
son TO MEET

Present indications make II seem probable that
the nifty miles economy or fuel consumption test
which occurs on the Manhattan Beach track on
August g. under the auspices OF the New York
Motor Cycle Club, In conjunction with the race
meet on that date will result in the appearance OF
the largest number OF motor bicycles on
track, and consequently in a display that will be
as spectacular the results Will be interesting and
instructive Practically every make OF motor bicycle
VIII be represented. As several intending competi-
tors have expressed intention OF completing the
entire distance without n stop. the promoters have
decided to ofrer blue ribbons to be awarded re-
gardIess or the quantity of fuel consumed. As not
all motor bicycles are equipped for the purpose
total stoppage OF ten minutes will be permitted FOR
the reflng OF gasolene tanks. lubrcation etc. The
other most vital rule deals with pedang. After
starting no CONTESTANT will be allowed 10 pedal on
more than three separate occasions pedal
more than one-hsf lap-the track is three laps to
the mile-at any time: this. Of without
regard TO the pedalling required TO start the ma
chimes after such stoppaRes legalized hv the
rules. Gasolene Will be provided by the promoting
club. competitors being obliged deliver their ma
chimes 20 the judges with the tanks empty
Fifty miles in hour is the distance that
Jimmy Michael expects to cover behind motor
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25
RESULTS IN CHESS TOURNAMENT

Hanover. July 24-The committee of the Inter
national Chess Masters Tournament, now In prog
ress in this city, decided devote to-days play 10
the finishing of all the adjourned games from prev-
Gus rounds. This action was taken at the request
or the competitors. Levin and Napier Tschisorin
and Atkins and Napier and Pillsbury had ad"
Journed contests in hand Levin. who the ad-
1ournment of his game Monday had a good
winning chance against Napier. beat the latter man
to-day. Atkins and Tschigorin. who had left their
game diminished in even position Tuesday
made draw of the contest. The Pillsbury-Napier
game, which adjourned from the second ro1nd
played on Tuesday, when the latter had winning
advantage in the morning sitting, but lost ground
in the afternoon, started to-day even terms and
Napier won. The following is the score up to
date: W
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25
DEFEATED ARGoN4UT CREW RETURNS.

The OF the Argonaut Club. OF Toronto,
Canada. which went to England to compete for
the eight Dared rowing championship. but which
was defeated. returned yesterday on the steamship
Majestic. Joseph Wright captain of the crew. said
that they had lost because of their having to row
on the poorer side OF the river.
I'VE beat them" he said Il know we can,
and We going TO try again."
The names of the members OF the crew who re-
turned r. X. Barker, captain and manager:
y. Bastedo coXswain; Z. II. Doherty. substitute;
II. V. Duggan, No. 8; p. Hardisty. bow: A. Fl. z.
Kent No. 3; Dr. r, Mackenzie, No. !, and G. NJ
String. substitute. PaTmenter. No >: Hamber, No.
a. and Mason. No 3. still in England.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25

25x9s9. The purchaser will build upon the site a
stable. The same brokers have sold No. 1O7 Second
ave. a four story brick dwelling house on lot
24xlOo for the heirs of Emmeline Stevenson II
Will be improved with a five story ffathouse.
Sarah Bernstein has sold No. 20T Brooue- st. a
five story tenement house. lot 27x52
N A Berwin & Co. have sold Brevoort
Real Estate Company TO Charles Lane No. $50 70
500 West Forty -siSth-st, three four story dwelling
houses, plot 7jXlO05
Douglas Robinson. Charles s. Brown & Co have
sold for ceint of P. j. Clusky No lis East Seven
tieth-st- four story orOwnstOne high stOop dwell
ing house. 15x55xlO1 John l. Carbrey is the
of record
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25
HARNESS RACING.
THREE FAvORITEs AND OUTSIDER WIN.
CLOSE FINISHES AND SENSATIONAL TIME AT
CLEVELAND.

Cleveland. July 24-Three favorites and an out
slider won at the Grand Circuit meeting to-day, the
races being characterized either by close hnishes or
sensa tional time Darwin the selection for the
opening race. and Lord Marsh was the second
choice The showing made by the Geers entry IN
the first two heats caused a break of the money
toward him. He all in after the hrst ha1 OF
the third mile had been raced. and then caught the
flag on the trip. Wentworth loomed up In the
third heat and was able outfoot Darwin al
ways the contender.
Daphne Dallas was made the favorite in the III
mace with Dick See as a strong second The pace
W. terrific the and all seemed losl 10
the Dallas mare after she was noSed out OF tne
third heat She chased Casconda out in the 1ourtn
heat and then won in the fifth by beating MIN III
the stretch. - Lo- rooord
Fayorite Ansella clipped second of her record
to win the initial heat of the 2l0 trot, and repeat
ed in exactly the time. There was d haIu
fight for the place. ,. g.. .ho o,7
Green Line was strong favorite Tor the -:II
mace and he was never in real danger at any uIne
in the two trips Frank Erwin, driver OF you t DeI
in the oil pace, was unseated in the thlru neat
but was put back again for the next one A'leiu-
ance 10 600. Summaries follow:
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25
NEW HOME FOR AGED PERSONS.

The Brooklyn Catholic Sisters of the Poor Of ST.
Francis have purchased for S35Oe0. through George
Jardin. ten acres of land Of the Isaac Vanderveer
farm. bounded by Fulton-st., Elm and vanderveer
places and WoOdhaven-ave.. woodhaven. Borough
Of Queens. The Sisters will erect on the property
a building upward of 500 900. in which they
viii care for the aged and women who cannot
be accommodated by their Brooklyn institution. at
Dekalb and BUshWick aveS. II is said the
building will be far superior to the present ones In
RrOOklyn-
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25
ST. LOUIS. s: PITTsBURG. l.

st. Louis. July 2i-St. Louis defeated Pittsburg
to-day in a sensational ninth inning rally. was
a pitchers battle throughout. with OINeil having
the better Of Chesebro. Attendance, 2.So. The
score:
ST Louis .......-.......0 o %
Pittsburg ......-.......0 o q o o IA 4
Batteries-M o'Nell and J. o'Nen: Chesebro and
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25
CHURCH GETS A TITLE FREE.

Among the deeds recorded at the Registers ofrice
Yesterday was the transfer of title parcel 40x5
Ieet on the south side of One-hun1red-
nrstrst., 800 feet east of Fort Washington-ave.
by Reginald p. Bolton TO HOIyrOod Church The
title is given to the church as a gift
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25
BASEBALL IN JERSEY CITY.

The establishment of a professional baseball team
in Jersey City has caused a revival of interest in
the national game The school principals, lawyers
and physicians have played successful games to
benefit charitable institutions. and teams OF Re
publican and Democratic politicians will meet
charity. Teams of the police and fire departments
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

st. Raymond-ave. north side 100 feet esst of
Grace-ave-. two story frame dwelling house. 1sx4ox
y; Emilia Cook, Grace-ave. owner; E EblinS. St
Lawrence-ave-, architect; 81 500
Hancock-st, west side. 125 feet from Columbus
ave. one story frame shed, 1Oxs; Paul Sassano on
premises owner; B. Ebling. ST. Lawrence-ave..
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

140th-st. n $. 2T6.6 II e of Tth-ave ~. 6x99. IL:
Collins Building and Construction Company to
Provident Savings Life Assurance Society: mort
.
Rutgers-st. No Al MOnros-st, 17-6x
So Rebecca Meryash to Congregation Adash
Israel; mortgage, SIS. .294.
AmsteTdam-ave 2 5, at OF 12lst-st. u
block x1OO. Francis B del Calvo and another to
Allen townsend. --
Interior lot. So II OF 1S1st-st and 1855 II OF
Fort WashiugtOn-ave 4Ox Ok 4Ox 5:
Reginald p Bolton HoyroOd Church.
Robbins-ave, :, 80 II OF Dater-st. 150x1Oo:
Oswald y JacOby TO Bronx Investment Com
pany mortgage. $50. 600. Observation-Disclosures.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25

tandems before the closes. The diminutive
Welshman has deserted the horses in Paris for his
old love. cycle racing and recently announced that
1t would be of his objects travel at this rate
or speed before the end of the year The present
record In America is fOrty-three miles and in
france II Is forty-five miles although across the
water the pacing machines used offer much better
protection from the wind Jimmy has bought a
couple of the most powerful tandems and will
appear in a race at the Pare des Princes track in
Paris. next month. 1t is not certain when he will
return TO America. although 1t is acknov iedged
that he can win more money here than on The
foreign tracks
Major Taylor, who will ride at the Vaisburg
track at the Grand Circuit races on Saturday has
written letter to Manager Voigt in which he ex-
presses himself confident OF being able to admin
ister the first defeat to Kramer the latters home
IN the half-mile national championship race and il
Is expected Will furnish the most stirring contest
OF the season motor paced race. the one-mie
NeW-Jersey state championship and two amateur
cards of the year.
The races at Manhattan Beach tomorrow will
start at p m. opening with the novice race The
two other amateur races. the hve-mile motor race
and the twenty-mile race will take up about two
hours wv"
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25
CRICKET.
KINGS COUNTY DEFEATS SAILORS AT PROS
PECT PARK.

There interesting cricket match at Pres
pect Park yesterday, and the rain held on long
enough for a finish be reached before the players
had to seek shelter. The contest was between the
team OF the steamship Minnetonka, of the Atlantic
Transport Line. and Kings County The sailors
put up Unexpectedly good batting game. al
though their bowling weak. J. Lartin. In par
ticular distinguished himself with good innings
30.
The Kings County batsmen soon collared the
sailors bowling. and they eventually won by 10
runs with wIckets to spare. A. Nugent proved
to be chief of the match. with vigorous
Innings OF A. not out, while II. TatterSan and j.
Parks also got into the double figure list The
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25
BOSTON. ?: PHILADELPHIA.

Boston. July 24.-Boston from Philadelphia
to-day through errors of Childs and Felix which
netted Boston's two runs. Philadelphias sng/e run
came with batting rally in the ninth whe/ three
singles were made sensational double /play In
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25
NEW-YORK
BROOKLYN.


Earned runs--NeW-York l. First base erroTs-New
York l. Left bases-Brooklyn. I: New-York q. Two
base hits-Smth. keeler Dolan. Stolen bases-Keeler
Brode Jones. Mccain .. Double plays-Sheckard, Dab
len and Wheeler Sacrifice hit-Bowerman. First base
on balls-On Mathewson l; of Newton HIT by pitched
hall-By Mathewson. l. Struck out-By MAthewson. IL
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25
NO GAME AT BALTIMORE.

Baltimore. July 24-Rain interrupted the Balti-
more-Chicago game in the first inning to-day. Two
gapes will be played tomorrow. Alexander smith,
of Providence. and Catcher Yeager late OF New
York. have Joined the Baltimore team. Catcher
Sweeney. of NorrStown Penn, will have a trial by
Manager Robinson. The release of substitute
Oyer has been recalled.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25
Both pitchers were effective and the contest was
full of sharp fielding. Score
JERSEY CITY.

Earned runs-JeTeey CITY, l. Two base hts--Nassey,
c. Carr Haigan. Stolen bases-White. Sacrifice hits
bruce, Woods. Shindle > McCann- Double plays
Carr to MGGann to Butler Bruce 70 Downey; Bruce to
g. Hit by pitched ball-White Struck out-By Lee. j;
by Mccain. .. Left basesTorontO q: Jersey City
:. Time. 2:10 Umpre-Sharkey. Attendance. l. 100
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25
NEW-ENGLAND LEAGUE.

Al I-awrence-Concord. .: Lawrence. /.
At Fall Rver-Fall River, Z; Nashua g.
At Dover-Dover. q: Lowell l.
At Haverhill- 6; Haverh, (hrst game)
Haverhil 3, Manchester second game)
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25
CONNECTICUT STATE LEAGUE.

At Hartford-Hartford. - Norwich, o.
At New -Haven-New-London. Z: New-Haven, g.
At Brdgeport-Springfeld, 3. Bridgeport eleven IN
nngs).
At Meriden-Merden S; Waterbury. 2
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25

the ninth by Demont. Greminger and Long pre-
vented Philadelphia from tying the score The
Boston .;..............o x2 2
Philadelphia ...........0 o o o Ii 8 2
Batteries-White and Jacklitsch: Eason and Moran
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

.cING-Br1ghton Beach Racins Association Brighton
Beach. 213o
p.sFRALI>-Brooklyn, New-York.
v.CHTING-IArchmont Yacht Club. week.
WIN TENNIS.-Western championship. Chicago: In
~ .itation tournament a Nahant. Mass.
--opsE SHOw.-At Long Branch. y j.
x.oTn-Ar Great Neck.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25
THIRD RAcE-one ant one-sixteen,h nil..
MARTIN LANDS RICH STAKES.

Liverpool, England. July Chairman, ridden by
J. Martin at the Liverpool July Meeting to-day,
the Great Lancashire Breeders Produce
Stakes OF 1000 sovereigns for two-year-olds five
furlongS.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25


London. July 24.-At the close of play to-day in
the cricket match between the Australians and a
eleven representing All England, the visitors had
scored 299 runs their first innings, and home
players had totalled 20 for five wickets down
in their first innings.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25

Narragansett Pier. r. /. July 2-An invitation
,,lf tournament opened here to-day at the Point
Iudith Country Club course Of nine holes. Only
eight players qualified. the consolation cup for
the second eight was Withdrawn or those who
qualified p. g. p. Randolph. OF Philadelphia, made
,h. best score his card showing 81 for the eighteen
holes and just the qualification cup.
In the first round for the presidents cup. which
nlayed this afternoon, the following were the
rmeanIts: Cicabia beat c. S. Prescott / up. Wiley
heat p n Prescott up, Randolph beat Hackney
an 4 10 play and Ellis Leaf Hitchcock up 4 to
play. -. a. ...... WIN, !,
papdoluh and Ellis and Cicaba will be played
There Is TO be handicap tournament Saturday
morning.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25
BASEBALL.
NETWORK SHUTS OUT BROOKLYN IN
WELL PLAYED GAME AT WASH
INGTON PARK

RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New-York. .: Brooklyn o. Chicago 8; Cincinnati 2.
Boston. 2; Philadelphia l. st. Louis 5; Pittsburg. 4
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Washington, 81 Cleveland. l. Boston. 4 ST. Louis. 3.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25
CHICAGO. 3; CINCINNATI. ..

Chicago. July A-The locals scored three runs by
punching three hits error and a questionable
decision at the plate. The visitors two runs re-
suited from three singles and double Excepting
in the innings in which each team scored IL was
decidedly pitchers battle Attendance 5000 The
r. f.
Chicago ...............0 3 x-3 2
Cincinnati .............0 o o % 2
Batteres-Lundgren and King; Hahn and Bergen.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25
EASTERN LEAGUE

NEWARK BEATEN AT MONTREAL
Montreal. July 24-Montreal won from Newark |
easily to-day. getting hits more opportunely and
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25

stolen bases-Raun: STAFFORD Sacrifice hIts-Key.
Dooley Johnson, Hayward Bases balls-of Moriary.
strass GTmBy sosaers p by Moriarty. Hit By
on bases-Montreal 7; Newark. g Time-i:25 Umpire
Rim. Attendance. $500.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25
JERSEY CITY WINS IN ELEVEN INNINGS.

Toronto. Ont. July 4.-Jersey City tied the score
s9sdhy to- h n 1 the ninth Inning on base balls sin
enth Butler singled, Mccain sacrfdced and the
run was scored on Lees error Of Woodss grounder
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25
NBw-YoRK ATHLETIC CLUB AT ORANGE.

The Orange Athletic Club will play the New-York
Athletic Club the second game in the championship
series at the Orange Oval tomorrow afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25
GOLF.
NEW CAPE MAY WOMEN'S RECORD.
p1vrRroN COUNTRY CLUB WOMEN OUT
p,AvED-MRs. BOOTHS GOOD SCORE

zane Nav. n j. July "a (special)--In the team
r,otcb between the Cape May and Riverton teams
held on the local links to-day Miss Lillian biuHle'
who was the only Rverton player VINO WV" ~
- hoLe the women's eighteen hole record for
,ha cane Nav course. Her first record was a A.
and her second A. a total of 81, which Is scores
hattar than the former record, held by mrs r T.
sbattuck and eaualled by Miss Gertrude Gilbert
The of the Rverton Country T1e9 aP tSeip
match on local links this afternG9n IN te n
rrbe locals had things all their own way, ana were
10 up in the first round. Mrs T. Booth' VINO cap
.sined the Riverton team made a 30 whlch Is
Within one stroke of the womens record TOT the
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25

NEW BUILDING PLANS.
12Oth-st. No I7s East. one story frame shed. 14ex
"A: Patrick White & Son. owners: Edward
White. No 46 West 11Tth-st. architect
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
AT WASHINGTON

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
AT WASHINGTON.
r. II. E.
Washington ............o 2 x-3 2
Cleveland ....-.....-...0 O o o o-l 2
MISUNDERSTANDING and Wood; Carrick and Clarke
AT BOSTON.
r. II. e
Boston .-.-...-.........1 o o ] q 4
St Louis ..............O l o o o o 2-3 3
Batteres-Young and Criger: Powell and Kahoe.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25
gountrp propsrip for 5als OF 20 fet

pERNARDSvILLE MOUNTAIN. N J-Hand,oms
u country seat; complete; small acreage
LENT. Bernardsvtils. NJ i ,
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25
THE RECORDS.

Brooklyn at New-York
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25
STEAMSHIP M1NNEToNKA.
AUsTRALIA.ALL ENGLANp MATcH.

G.. Gautier. G. Thomas a. Hargreayes Harold latter
and H V. Tattersan did bat.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25

Fifty miles in an hour is the distance that
Jimmy Michael expects to cover behind motor