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New-York tribune., 1902-07-03
REAL ESTATE.
THE F. W. SEYBEL COMPANY BUY NEW
FACTORY BUILDING

c. Z. Harren has sold to the F. W. SeybeI Com
pany. wholesale milliners, the new factory build
ing now being erected on the south side OF Twenty
third-st-, east of Third-ave for something less
than $150,0o0 On completion of the building, about
January l, 1903. the seybel Company will occupy
the entire premises. This is a departure for
this class of business The Seybel Company manu-
factures high class millinery and imports fine
eign goods
John Peters has sold for Elias Kempner to
private investor No. 1873 Third-ave., five story
double tenement house on a plot 25xl0O feet
The Louis Becker Company of No. 2O0S Arnster-
dam-ave., sold for Charles Martin the three story
dwelling house No. ~ West One-hundred d-and-
siXty-hfth-st, a twenty-hve-foot lot TO Captain
Patrick Foley for his own occupancy.
William Richtberg has sold for the Leopold estate
to J. William Hill. director OF the New-Anster-
dam Realty Company, No. $50 West Thirty ninth
ST., four story tenement house lot 25x9s9 feet
Janpole & Werner have sold to a builder a plot
1oox1u feet, the north side of One-hundred-and-
thirteenth-st, 325 feet west OF Seventh-ave. The
plot will be improved with six story apartment
houses. The same operators have sold 10 a builder
the plot i63Xl00 feet the north side Of One-hun-
dred-and- -seyenteenth-st, 2l9 feet west of Fifth
~ & ioI lIhIrovement' with hve story hathouse
ana ana "a Piot S'25lgg feet on the south side OF One
Seventh.ave, to David Kaip, who will erect FIVE
William A. White & Sons have sold for William
Nelcke ana the executors of the Roeser estate to
b9se Na ager n6 te three m yf story tenement
corner of Thrty-seeond-st., covering plot 731l00
feet.
i De R Wissmann has sold for Isaac simmann
10 Benjamin stern No. East One-hundred and
fourth-st, five story dathouse. lot 25x1OO.1l
feet.
Z. i; Ludlow & Co. have sold for Selma waIlach
NO. 200 West Eighteenth-st.. a five story brick
fa tory building. on lot 2JX92 feet a client OF
Charles r. DurosS.
90 Mrs. Charlotte Dittman IS said to have sold No.
63 West Flfty-fourth-st. four story and basement
dwelling house. lot 13x1005 feet
owen I. Martin has sold 10 Lowenfeld & Prayer
No. 81 East Seventy y-eighth-st a four story fat
house on lot 25XlC22 feet
New-York tribune., 1902-07-03
THE RESULTS AT DELAIAR.

st. Louis. July 2-Go,idy and Miss Golightly we're
the only winning favorbes at Delmar to-day, one
second choice and three third choices taking the
other contests. The weather clear and the
track heavy. Summarizes:
First race selling: five furlongs)-Goudy. 1l0 IT
Walsh eyen won. Frank Bullock 102 tBelD to 2
Pettiiohn. 13 Faunteroy), to l. third Time
1:O9la. . ..
Second race SELLING; furlonEs)Nerfy, 100 ONeilD
=. Poly Bixhy l03 II. DuEanD 20 To l. sec
Curd Gilock, 1o2 ,Battiste) to !, third Time.
l:22l2.
Third race selling: mile and three sixteenths!-w.
l05 (Rattiste), to . won; Wall, lUi tBeu)
10 second; Potheen, a5 Faunteroy). TO s third
Time. 2:l5.
Fourth race purse; mile and sixteenthlFedera
ist iScullv). Wax Taper 1o2 tBeiD
even second sslve. los CO'Nei.D, TO l. third Time
Fifth race selling: seven lonRs)Miss GoIightIy
l05 walsh. Rover, 1903 tSculyl. II to D.
second; Dora, 93 tBattisteJ II to l. third Time
1864.
Sixth race selling mile and seventy yards)Nava-
rino 100 (Scullyl !. Hansborough, lOI 81.
TO l. second; Rochester. l07 Battiste 10 to l.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-03
present series between

The final game of the present series between
the New-York and Boston teams played at
the Polo Grounds yesterday afternoon. The home
players took the lead early in the game, and for
a time it looked : if Manager Smiths were
about to win victory. Mathewson pitched finely,
and would have won his game had his support
been good at trying moments. Bowermans error
and passed ball in the eighth inning allowed
the visiting players to tie the score and they
won the game in the ninth inning.
The New-Iork players took the lead in the open
ing inning with run. Dunn made a two-bag-
ger to left field and tailed a hit to centre by
OHagan. They increased their lead in the second,
with Clark was sent to first
called balls. stole second and tailed on Mathew
sons hit to left. In the seventh Boston broke the
ice. Demont hit safely, and Carney hunted. When
Greminger was thrown out at first Demont scored.
Newly ork also scored in its half of the inning.
Wagner hit safely, and Dunn sent to first
called balls. Jones hit safely scoring Wagner.
In the next inning Boston scored twice and ma de
the game up Pittinger hit safely centre
and Cooley sent the bali TO right. Demont hit to
left. and on muf at the plate Pittinger scored.
Cooley came home on passed bail In tho ninth
irning Boston scored the winning run on hit by
Courtney. Il base balls, Longs sacrifice and
MOrganS first. The
New-York tribune., 1902-07-03
FINE WORK BY BROOKLYN
HOME PLAYERS RALLY IN NINTH IN iNG
AND DEFEAT PHILADELPHIA

Hughes pitched with all of his oldtime power
and skill at Washington Park yesterday and over
three thousand spectators witnessed about fine
game Of baseball has been in this neigh
boThood in a long time Both teams played perfect
" in the field, while Hughes held down the visit
ing batsmen TO two hits.
Neither side succeeded in sending a man around
the circuit for seven innings. In the eighth inning
Philadelphia made run and took the lead. and
apparently cinched the game Douglas hit safely
and Brown sacrificed him TO second. Douglas
took third on wild pitch and scored when Hall
man went out on a long HY TO Keeier
The home players brought the spectators 10 their
feet in the last inning. where they rallied and
won the game. Keeler hit safely to left field and
Sheckard was hit By pitched ball. McCreery's
out at first advanced the runners a base each and
both scored on Dahlen's hit to left field. The
New-York tribune., 1902-07-03
A1-crLoN sALEs YESTERDAY.

r. ra+ar = Never Co: Colunlbus-ave block front
between Sz5 AMI S2i SIS 264 IHISSI story hotel with
Fiectric @ ast Hotel Endcott Co al; Richard T
Greene. atty, Wauhope Lynn Tet due on Ju1gt
10 The plaintiff for S73000O 31l W 136tE-s 151 :
n W of Sth-aye 16sx99.11 sty dwg h, foreclosure
sale; Mary Connolly agt Mary Merry et al; Chris
S. 4 81 costs Ss2i 20; taxes etc Sl2s % 70 the plain
tin for $40 $50: KlrssbrdEe Road, 1908 II OF
2I9 X239 SX2l5 xil - vacant; foreclosure
sale: Arnold Lustig. Patzek * Stroock
attvs d Phoenix Ingraham ref; due judgt S5.2i2 81
costs $500 s4 $40 as SIS 600 subject
Judgts. S5S2 Co adjourned 10 July o.
BY Herbert a sherman: go " 123ds 425 It Of
Sth-ave 25x100 IL h foreclosure sale William
Gillian agt German American Title Guar CO ct al,
Larkin attys: Butts ref; due on juist.
S2l OF: $3T4 40; etc. 1888 81; VI o
Ranger S9} $50; Ills Madison-ave, = 515 It of
llSth-st 166X1o; story dwg n; foreclosure sale
Hagar atty Lesser ref; due on judgt, S. III so
costs S42O Sc taxes. $53J the plaintiff S9925
Bridge W $ go II n lands formerly W Lawrence
to Cromwell Creek 16IX-N1Gi 10 beginning; partition
sale Crafts ct al asy " = ARaeEon e' & ad s699s 8 @ r
G II Huber for IS 59th-st n 100 fl West End
ave; two lots each 25x005: story frame stable and
BY philip A smyth: O29 3d-ave, 5O4 OF llIh-
25 2x1OO; story h. with stores foreclosure sale
Wetmore. trus aet Nsqs Ct aS S Nan d 8 Man. attys
taxes, etc 81 s14 q: to the pltff for $50 600
By P fnsraham CO.. 1;261 Park-ave, 5. $50 IT n
Joekei ref; due on udg $3.50 56 costs $35s So taxes
etc ssI TO- TO the s plnint 7s scr - 9s Broadway
1O7th-st 81 x90 .2x103 81: story h.
Company stol ct al; Foster Thomson. attys;
ingraha ref due udgt S2o6 22e 20 s445 ss
amount paid $500; taxes etc. $1,000 90; adjourned
'ut Nv ~ y Ludlow Co: Il Mercer-st s. 1918 IT
Of froome-st IOis 10 bldg: foreclosure
SALE Brooklyn Savings Bank ast Smith ct all schenck
New-York tribune., 1902-07-03

AbueU e. Thomas. Surrogate OF the County New
York notice j. hereby given all claims
Benjamin r, Hooper. generally Is Fran
Hooper late Of the County Of New deceased.
present with subscribers
place trdnsactiug
street, in Borough OF Manhattan in The City 0f New
York o before the 29ti DAY % November next.
Dated New YORK. the 21st day OF May. 1892
ALNA - WALKER.
WILLIAM MILNE.
Executors.
CHRISTIAN ZABEISKIE.
Attorney for Executors.
393 Canal Street, Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-03
COSIo. HERNAN-In pursuance Of an order

Of Hon. Abuer c. Thomas. a Surrogate OF the County
OF New York not,e IS hereby given 70 an persons haxng
J0suGn CCsiI OF the OF
York. the with thereof
% al his piace business
ONCE Of Nalois. Griffa. & Harpsr No
20 Broad street Borough Manhattan In the CITY
Of y0rS on or 18th q September next
Dated New York March 26th 1902
HERMAN COSIO, Adnrinistrator
Messrs yALoIs. GRIFFIN HYDE HARPER. No. 80
New-York tribune., 1902-07-03
,-year-old fnies. Five-eighths
FIFTH RACE-SeIlins: I
Of EuturitV Course
SIXTH RAcE-Handicar. one and one-hslf miles. on
POOR PRICES FOR FILLIEs.

While a large crowd attended the second days
sale Of horses in training. the property of j g.
Haggin, which took place in the Fasig-Tipton
Company's paddocks. opposite the track before
the races began yesterday, il turned out to he the
poorest sale of the year. The of the light
bidding and the poor prices that the twenty
four offered all twO-year-old hllies, and, as
always has been the case, the horsemen did not
care much for the fIlies. Only fourteen of the
twenty-four offered received bid. and all except
one we're purchased by Charley" OK, Matt
Bvrnes and a. Carson. Only two sold for over
$500 Matt" Byrnes giving $3.50 for Distrust: ily
paid by Oxx for Moderate. a fy by Darebin-Wi-
New-York tribune., 1902-07-03
REAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

ee,h-st 5. 500 # W of eth-aye 20 2x-x1s9x % 9x9se'
ASfsaSm dssnoers TO sadie nFooy moI'sass sss COO
Riverside Drive SO r. Of S2i.sI sd. i,;sI. 70 6.6fH Rs
Lief Fund society; s SlI 'S'oVV
s55xS0: William siubenbord to William @ .s ooo
s9ht SStsr loo IT " q sSree SIafe u $1,000
'STas1 marih ( Robinson to The Stuyvesant Real 40
5R7ags % = SER s;Ia6 m e Iy'as' ohiOO os' 10000
Frederick Bonner another Evaina %. oo
Pi2s,st : s N9 V toTporsti6n s@q quit ca
same The TweHtyseven ana twenty Pine Street
st Ssso E9 lsH Russo ana IGI another 5000
''72E: 4io: Herman 'S''l Kudeh, Tefsrss " stu
Bfoad-st, No 81, $ so+ # \ Of seiaysg-st i%s .sE
FS2'SFsi ca iIx runs o. to road S p Nominal
s soS2 Co. y aas asoI Pr9PsS5y sad E5s5 sTs5
Bay Land and Improv Co 10 Rock Plaster GO - 10,
ra6-s; 95 \ NS IS Il West 25xo2 John Mel. Nash
al executors the Alliance Realty Co Oo'V"
llfh2ys s 10 SS Slehssl IL q Esan; $3.50
5th ave. No 414 $. 6Gs 4 5 OF sstn-st runs
ase I95 70 8: 6 .SF Win otblS. ss to ,I! RTi-
tees 70 New-York Realty GOrpsrsti.on ;,5 42'ooo
sSR-s' s Nos 5 , II 2al Ss 1 - ox R 3 * ia # to
3Ueywav N 2s.sx l2x s. New-Aork - 90,
lsh-s sxeetor SS s 10 the 2iiianee Realty soO
l'tsS tsI Howard ai Martin TO same eoOoO
RssS Bond and hfT4a trust conpsny 27soO
4ohast f57ass Waase 2Ss to = John Haisan moTsaSs
5,sIa2e. SlSS.g' $ ass II Of s6thst, 21iosloo.
Alister Greene to Charles = Marshai-' mort saoeo
sthHsve eorner i6sh-st, 20 Ioxs5 Abraham
Goldsmith et al Gustave L Morgenthau;
GoFtssse 100000 Nominal
New-York tribune., 1902-07-03
CYCLING.
READY FOR BIG PARADE-LAwsON ON
MARK WITH KRAMER

Arrangements for the Cycling Silver Jubilee TO
be held Saturday. July L, nearly completed.
Alderman Joseph Oatman, who is president of the
cycling clubs committee, has secured the assistance
Of aids who have been associated with all the big
cycle demonstrations in the past. The formation
OF clubs has been arranged in the following order
with these marshals: First in line will be motor
cycles, E. ]. Wills. chief; Manhattan and Bronx
clubs, Arthur c. Taylor; Brooklyn, Queens and
Richmond, George W. Shannon: out Of town clubs
New-York tribune., 1902-07-03
rnE RRoNX BUmDING PLANS.

Park-ave., side. so feet north Of Second-st-,
WiIIiamsbridgc. two and a half story frame dwell
ing house 2Sx39 feet Joseph Duehler. of No. 1856
Decatur-avc.. owner; Pringle & Buckhout of No. IS
William-st, architects; 5000.
hundred-and dsixty ninth-st two story brick build
ing 26xJ5 feet; August kampfner, of No. 33 In
wood-ave, owner; w. 4. OHea of No. l95 Woody
CreSt-ave., architect; 5000
feet east of Locust-ave. one story frame ferry
house 3OXSO feet; New-York and College Point
Ferry Company. of No. 100 East Fourteenth-st,
owner; L. C. l.. Smith. of No. p Jackson-st, archi-
tect; $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-03
PITTsBURG. ,: CINCINNATI. |.

Pittsburg July 2.-Beckley beat out n bunt and
Dobbs made clear hit to centre. This was all
Cincinnati could do with Doheny The visitors
made their one run on two gifts and passed
ball Corcoran's error gave Pittsburg one run
but the other two were batted in. Attendance,
200. Score:
r. II. +.
Cincinnati ...,.......o al i
Baterics-Doheny and Smith: Hahn and PeItz
New-York tribune., 1902-07-03
PROPERTY NEAR BRICK CHURCH SOLD.
MAY BE IMPROVED AND THEN LEASED
WAS ONCE OWNED BY WILLIAM AsTOR.

Holdrdge & Ward have sold for Fernando Wood
who represents large operators. No. 414 Fifth-ave
adjoining the Brick Church. plot 326 feet front
by lio feet deep. and alley in Thirty-eighth-st.
which comprises nearly two lots. with four story
and basement dwelling house This Mot has the
advantage Of having side light. The property has
been held at S50VUO. II was originally owned by
William Astor and presented by him to his
daughter, Mrs Marshall Orme Wilson. L. r.
Preston, of the firm of Hodridge S Ward sold
this property for the New-YOrk Realty Corpora
tion TO Mr.. Wood Now they have resold the
property TO "A capitalist, who will probably improve
the property and lease it for term of years This
IS the third time the property has been sold in the
last few months
New-York tribune., 1902-07-03
SECOND RACE-selIing: three-year-oIds ana inward
One and one-eghth niIes
THIRD RACE-Two-year-oId
longs Of Futurity Course

r-olds. Five and one-half fur
New-York tribune., 1902-07-03
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

James slip and South-st. e corner, for a six
story brick tenement house. 45xT6.4; T Foley.
ESrs1tIfn and Centre SITS, owner; Bernstein &
IsaTnsfain No Ill broadway, architects .. e.
s5.st Nos 2Il and 213 East, for six story brick
tensmeut house, 46Xe5.2; Weinstein A. Wcllen-
sfain No l. POI LsNngton-ave, owners. Bern
stein q Bernstein, architects. s....-.....-.-...---
AVenue D. Nos 20 and 81, for a six story brick
tenement house. 80. 7xSI; Lippmann. premises.
owner: Bernstein & Bernstein. architects.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-03
CONNECTICrT LEAGTE

A. New -Haven--Hartford. .: Nev-Haven.
At Observation-Disclosures =; Neriden 6.
At Waterbury-Wa Waterbury, 19: Norwich, s
At Springield-Springheld, o; New-Londou,
New-York tribune., 1902-07-03
BUFFALO WINS TWICE FROM NEWARK.

Buffalo July 2-Buffalo two games from
Newark to-day. In the first game Amoe held the
visitors dowr to scattered hits. Errors by the
indeld allowed Newark to score Stark, local
amateur pitched for Newark in the second game,
one of Newark's pitchers having suddenly left the
team to-day. Stark had plenty of speed, but could
not get them the plate. Score:
New-York tribune., 1902-07-03
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

York. the grace OF God free and independent. To
Martin Louis Ungrch. Martin Cngrch UuErich.
Roderhach persons estate
Henry Cngrich o County OF New-YOrk,
ceased. creditors. legatses. OF otherwise.
send Greeting, You and each Of herby cited
and required personally to be and appear before
County AT Surrogates'
Court of said County. held the County Court
the County Of NewTork. the lGh day Of Ser eber.
1902 half-pas O'Clock the that
then there attend judicial settlement
Of proceedings of Henry CnsTich, Martin
Cngrch executors OF the last viii and testament 90
said deceased and such hereby cited
under the OF wentyone required
by your II none -
appear and apply for be appointed IN the
OF your neglect failure a guardian Will ap
pointed by Surrogate represent for sou
the ceeding.
whereof. have caused the seal OF ths
SurrOgates' Court OF the said County NevYork
hereuntO affixed Witness. q.
IL s. Thomas. a Surrogate OF said County.
the County Of Nev-York. 9th day or May.
the year of Lord thousand uius
hun1- Cd ard two
J. FAIRFAX MLAUGHLIN
Surr0gaJeS' Court
JAMES DEMAREST. Attorney Executors. No 1eT
Nassau Borough Of Manhattan. New-York City
New-York tribune., 1902-07-03
'Battcd for Wagner in ninth.

NeW-York -......-..-..--.--.1 . . o q o %
Earned runs-Boston. !: New-Yorl T. First base on
crrors-BOston, l. Left bascsBOstOu >; Nev-YnrlJ
:. Two-base hts-Tenrey. De Mont, Dunn Mathewson
Hits-On Hale in two innings q off Ptnge-. IN seven
innings. t. stolen bases--Carney Sacrifice hit-Lons
First base balls-On Hale. PittiuFer .. OF
Mathewson. .. Struck out-By Hale /. bv PittinGer g.
by Ma'hewson. 5 Passed ba-Bowerman. Time so
New-York tribune., 1902-07-03
THE SUMMARIES.

FIRST kASE---'3'0" - - p.,t,nr
81 pi
.,...,- . oa,,,,s,or ."
Burns & wstsrhouses p G oakneton;; aEeo; ao1 g.,
BY Li5ertine-5eTna 10 tpn5sr,, 9acEsGI,
kentucky Rose, llz'--''-' 'ISoteiIR |Te
Buttons ll5 - - - % - - 90 -, -.
Napoleon Il5 Dogget 10 TO and 8 10 /: MuZlo. 10
Coconner), 10 and to i DsSGTaI5Gh' 10 tacue, anG
] and 70 /; Orna5uIe; 10 10 10
l. LerG Iurco, la2 % - rsJisbt Girl IL
todoinj 20 70 and = Rene ~ C%onderylm II Is TO
and 10 Franklin c. ll2 CAlhes) 80 20 ana 20 TO
s,. sno &c 20 Tlviao fv a length Time 1909
S'aft I'M D'''''s -
SECOND RAcE-Hsndicap; j years ana over iurlons@
o-.-. -, VIZ
- q Drrn 7l5sSis m I'D Common 81 Ii
49, CVonderIy1 ii b-2
|esLtn = I0 100 =. cI3uIman) 81 81
@4is-e'i, = - -, = .. . ana I N I. Homestead
Belle Of Troy. ~ COdoIhl 70 a. TI9ta11'
ll9 Jeckson) IS 70 and to Io HNoe,
20 70 and 10 to l. and Grand opera lgC pun 10
New-York tribune., 1902-07-03
SECOND GAME

Earned runs-Buftalo. /, Newark l. First base on
nalis-oT Ferry /: of stark. 10. struck outBy stark.
! Iwo-base hits-Grirshaw. SchralI Sacrifice hits
Kellogg. Lynch Bases on errors-BufaIo /; Newark .
Stolen bases-Iynch Bevier. Left bases-Buffao.
Newark. .. Hit by pitChar-Ferry. Stark. l. Passed
ha!l-Iope. l. Cmpire-Charles Snyder. Time 60,
New-York tribune., 1902-07-03
KNAPP, MARY Hin pursuance of an order


IN PURSUANCE UF AN UFtDEh Uf HUN
Il Abrer c Thomas. a Surrogate the County OF New
YORK notice hereby given all persons having claims
against Charles Holt late OF County OF New YORK
deceased present the same with vouchers tnereof %
business.
he ofice OF G. II. F. L Crawford No. SO Liberty
street. In Q NOFE Borough ct AanRatfars
on or before me sth day December next
Dstsd New Yerk the nth day OF May. 1902
ANNA q HOLT LYDIA c. HOLT. ANNA B. Holt
Executives
q II & = i. CRAWFORD. Attorneys for Executives,
- SO Liberty St, Manhattan. y. Y City.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-03
EASTERN LEAGUE.
ROCHESTER LOSES TO JERSEY CITY IN Az Ex-
CITING GAME

Rochester July Jersey City took the last game
of the present series with Rochester to-day. The
game fast and scientific until the eighth in
ming when everybody nit the sphere and the
finish of a hearthreakng variety Rochester
attempted whirlwind finish. but could not quite
teac
New-York tribune., 1902-07-03
GAMES TO-DAY.
THE RECORDS.

Brooklyn at Pittsburg.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-03
SALE OF REALTY SHARES.

FIIy Shares OF INC AIUonCe Realty Company sold
at auction yesterday at 1Ol fifty Title Insurance
brought 1914. one hundred New-York Mortgage
and Security, 1874 and fifty more, 1851. shares
Central Realty Bond and Trust Company sold at
$40 and Bond and Mortgage Guarantee Com
pany's new stock brought 356.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-03

Viteius. Jos Ciartin 10 % ana 70 !: Cougar 100
tSmth). I 2ia Dachshund, 103 (Burns 10
70 J and Ninonis. 101 (cochran). 20 / and S
70 /; Bessie Mccarthy, 90 CWonderyD. TO s to
Alfike 9s % oconnorD. 50 TO and - to l. Shan
oenfelo % tcummngsD 20 10 and u 70 !. also ran
start fair. Easily by IL lengths. Time. 2:11
New-York tribune., 1902-07-03
MGRAw FOR MANAGER.

The old has been revived that John
"Mugsy' McGraw is to manage the New York
team next season. At the Polo Grounds yesterday
nobody knew anything about the rumor McGraw
Is always In hot water and his friends would not
be surprised to him desert the American
League.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-03
0linno1s.
KELLEY. ROBERT W.-THE PEOPLE OF

the state OF New York by the Grace OF God free and
IInoepehqent 70 kathleen \. Tsylor Louise R Edsy.
Louise lSentihon, Gertrude 4. Baldwin A v
cox, Edith a TucSerman. Kate CoZZens j.
Sewell. Robert X Everett. Farmers & Trust Com
pany, substituted trustee. send greeting:
You and each Of hereby required per-
sonsy 10 be and appear before Surrogate az the
county OF New YORK at the surrogatss Court Of said
county held AT County or
New York the 18th dav of July nineteen huni--i
ana two at half ten o'clock OF thar
day then and there judicial settlement
the account OF Kathleen X TAYLOR admnistratrix o
the estate OF Alfred J. Tayor deceased
trustee or the trust created under the viii Of Robert W
Kelley, deceased, for the benefit Of Kathleen
and such OF hereby cited under the
OF twentone years required appear your guar
dian, II you have II have none appear aud
apply for one to be appointed the Of
neglect or failure TO do guardian will appointed
proceeding -
In testimony whereof caused the seal OF the
Surrosatss Court OF the said County OF New
York 10 be hereuntO Affixed Witness Hon.
IL 81 Abner c. Thomas. a Surrogate OF our said
county. at the County Of New York. the 22i
day Of MaN. n the year OF our Lord thou
SAID nine hundred
j.. FAIRFAX N'LAUGELIN
Clerk OF the SurrOgates'
New-York tribune., 1902-07-03

1.-TWO out when winning made
Brooklyn .-........-.-.......O 0 0 0 o %
Lett bases-Phladepha. |. Brooklyn & Sacrifice
hit-Browne. Hit by ptche ball--By DuRseby /.
Struck outBy Dugg eby, 3 by Hughes. s. Wild pitch
Hughes. Tme-l:2S. Jmpire-Emslls. Attendance
81
New-York tribune., 1902-07-03
NEw-ENGLANp LEAGUE.

At loHell-Nashua. :. Lowell. 2
At Manchester-Aianc nche hestar, :; Concord !.
At rhiil-HaverhiiI 3: Dover. .
A. Fan Hdver-Fall River, 9; Lawrence. s.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-03

Arnole, ? Struck out-By Arnole. 4; by Moriarity 2
tofne run Brain. Three-base hitsSchral Connaugh-
Ton I9l TTo-base hit-Brain. Sacrifice hits-HaywaTd.
1ehry Bases on errors-BufalO 3: Newark. 5. Stolen
2ase[Griffn Left on bases-Bunalo. 8; Newark. s.
double plays-Mathews 10 Hayward: Atherton. Con-
naughton TO Law Hit by pitcher-By Moriarity, 1. I'm
plre-Charles SNYDER Time-1:3S.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-03
STATE LEAGUE.

At Utica-Syracuse. (. Utica, o.
At ctady-Schenectad 9: Troy. =.
At Albany-Albany. 10; a J. & c., l.
At llion-Ilion. :: BiHghamt0n. O.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-03

The Bureaus of Buildings in Manhattan and The
Bronx will remain closed from Thursday night un-
til Monday morning. No plans therefore be
filed within that period
New-York tribune., 1902-07-03

\ twelve story building is to he erected on the
site of No. 1853 Broadway from plans drawn by
Walter II. Wickes. The estimated cost of the
buildinG Is $2loO0O.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-03

Two-hase hit--Bake Three-base hits-MoCann HaIli-
gan. Home runs-McFarian. HAYDEN stolen bases
errors-Jersey City, |. balls-On Horton
2: of McCann / by pitched ball-By Mccain |
Struck out-By McCann !: by Horton 4. Left bases
Jersey city 10; Rochester Z Passed ball-Butler l.
Tme-2l Umprs-Kely. Attendance-35O
New-York tribune., 1902-07-03
5urroqates Nonces.

HUTTER. JOHANNA.-IN PURSUANCE OF
order of Hon Fr8ns T FitzgeraI1. Surrogate os
or New York. notice Is hereby all
claims against Johanna Hutter. late OF
he County Of York deceased. o
with thereof the subscriber his pacs Of
transactng business No 800 Broadway. Borough OF Man
haitian the City of New York before the ist day
OF September
Dated New York. the 26Jh DAY Of February. 1902.
LEO HCTTER. Administrator.
PLATTER < sTROoCK. Attorneys for Administrator.
so Broadway. y Y. City.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-03

Bv T. ! Phillips & Co Las 2d-ave, cor 91st-st.
oG 3ySu. = story H. Ehre F J Schnugs ct al.
J Hollis " & r. attys. f II Pomerov, ref, amt due,
! al 500 a. taxes etc 81. Do 81
New-York tribune., 1902-07-03

TO BUILD TWELVE STORY BUILDING IN
BROADWAY.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-03

& Punnett attys; + Brookheld ref; ref; due on Jqdis i
tiff tor sol 90.