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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-03
NO CONTEST IN REAL ESTATE BOARD.

The term of Office Of three members of the board
Of governors Of the Real Estate Board of Brokers
will soon expire. The nominating committee of the
association recently presented its ticket for gov
ernors The ticket comprised Bryan l. Kennedy
David a Clarkson and William c. Lester. Some
members Of the association, however thought that
Francis Z. Ward, president of the board. and
Charles E. Schuyler. should be renomiuated, and
they put forward their ticket Messrs. Ward
Schuyler and Kennedy. The nominating commit
tee withdrew yesterday its original ticket and
named as its ticket Messrs Ward. Schuyler and
Kennedy II issued a statement as TO why il
named Messrs Kennedy, GARRISON and Lester. and
then revised its ticket. The statement IN part
follows:
The spring of this action the conviction that
however great the merit and deserved popularity
the retiring governors, rotation in office d
principle vital To the best interests of the board
and to be adhered to even with some Tigidlty,
if the board is not 20 meet the fate of the Real
Estate Exchange. This committee firmly believes
that in Messrs Kennedy, ClarksOn and Lester the
board would find able governors. well devoted TO
its interests and energetic in promoting its infu-
ence. In .iew, however. of the evident desire Of
many members of the board that Messrs Ward and
Schuyler should serve another term as governors
Nessrs. ClarKsou and Lester. who accepted the
nomination only under strong InsiSLenCe of this
committee. have requested its leave to withdraw
their names candidates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-03
HOLD PATRlcE ON dope" CHARGE.

w-Orleans, Dec 2-Four favorites won to-day
Morning Star. Rainland. Big Ben and Bob Hilliard.
Patrices action at post in the sixth seemed
To show the use Of dope Her entry was ordered
refused until the stewards could investigate her
condition. The weather was clear and the track
fair. The summaries:
First race Cselng. for tWo-yearolds; i've furlongsD
Morning star IO5 IA Phillips o 10. Won: Docile
-O3 tEIegesonJ second; Trossachs. 101 Rob
bins - 70 l. Tine 1898 Interrogation Tam
ark SucWcap The Brown Monarch, Ora Mckinney
fet-e Freallress and Escalera also ran.
Second race three-vear-Cds and upward selling.
rre-Nauser 100 tLivingstonl. ], TIogs, 100
Sinclair 10 J. second; sarah Maxim, 100 Gi. Phi.
lius 70 J. third. Time SO Lampoon, Spec, Ponca,
Calcutta. Namseile and Hegira also
Th.r1 race 0handicap. two-year-ods six fu-longs)-
rlarE (C-raWfor5D 3, won, Exclamation, Jos
He!ges0r1 2 second; LADY Tree Knight lo9 will
som. . /. third. Time 1.ls cyprisnne and Wreath
~ Ivy also
FOURTH rare {FanSfcsp; all mile and seventy
rsr1sL9raghter lo1 fStille) u 70 l. Won Nllful ~
Cannon even. second: Ancke. Jos CHegesont & 70 :"
tt.r6- time, 1:47%. Master and FarhuTy also ran -
Fifth furlonFsl-Big Ben 10 (N- Hicks, I
- 20. won New-York, 10 CW. Fisher 70 >. second
tgEie Lewis robbins 13 20 !. third. Time 1:l5A5
Sixth race Cse,lng: one Ia:le).Bob TIlard 81 C2ob-
h-nsj : % . l. 81 II. FhlipsJ, to J. sec
ona. Exapo l0l (Mnder) TO l, third. Time, l;46S.
togsr smith Glendon Courage. Fair Lass. ANares. viii
Smelly Patl5cc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-03
REALTY NOTES.

The plot sold TO Friedman & FnberS last week
in East Observation-Disclosures will be i'm
proved with a story apartment house
The city took title yesterday to No 2 Monroe-st.
202x92 feet, from Alice p. Morris. for S34,S50
At the first meeting of the stockholders OF the
Charles F. Moves Company held yesterday,
the following board of directors wasN elected:
Charles F. Noyes f. s Noyes Floyd II. Crane,
Lewis H. May and Edward J. Crawford. The di-
rectors elected the following officers: President
Floyd II. Crane; vice-president, Lewis H May;
treasurer and general manager, Charles F Moves;
secretary, Edward J. Crawford. This company
was formed purchase and take over the real
estate and Insurance brokerage business of the
Tovriov &, Moves company. The new company has
retained all OF its old employees. Mr.. May and
Mr. Crawford have been associated with the old
company for number of years. The company
also announces that Mr.. May viii continue man
ager of their branch office at ATverne Long Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-03
SPECIAL FOR TRIBES HILL.
HE WINS 1T JENNINGS.
Gold Dome, Lady Nrthf"l and
CastaIian Come IN First.
ny TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE

washington Dec 2-The principal race at Ben
nings 10 day the third Bennings Special, at
mile and 8 half. for three-year-olds and upward.
" r Midslcy's Tribes Hill carrying top weight,
made ali the pace. and by half length.
Every horse had chance half mile from home.
hut IN hard drive Pick managed 10 keep Tribes
HILL which was a slight favorite over Colonsay 10
the front Trelan, which got second place, was
half a length ahead Of Coonsay.
II began 10 snow before the opening race making
'sSdan6e The fhird race. for three-year-olds that
had run and not won AT the meeting. went TO
Castalian. which led al the way and won by
three-quarters of q length Foxy Kane came in
Ing race a highNeieht selling sffair for all ages
went to Gold Dome ny length He had things
IN second the same distance ahead of Andrattus
The second race was an easy thing for Lady
race. handicap Tor two-year-ods and Upward,
up Alforten Won by three-quarters of length.
Sourre beat Young Henry by three lengths for
she place. Young Henry carried top weight and
rbe mai race was selling affair and went to
Ro1g5 KaeT 6S three lengths DTam2tist was
Following are the summaries:
FIRST race hieh weights: selling: for all ages. six
fu-'saSs'-5oid Dome g CE walsh; 70 and to 5,
snaratsus li& v Miller, 20 third. Time 1:l54s.
Henry Clay Re. IaNrlan. The 'iuardsr0an Raider,
7 oasart Memories Many Thanks. THAN. Tom a and
second race maiden year-oids, five furonss>-
5aly Nir!hfGi l09 tI3oiesen 10 and 70 > won:
loure. lo7 tRonnanen c to ! third Time l.0ai4 Red
laelt- Nv Alice. Mary Aud. Molochord, Eher1pe Belle
~ Belle Meade Miss Shyloc High Heels DESTINY. Esher
Lar Catherine Ruth Mountain Breeze, Esperance. Belle
claire and Ancestor also ran.
Third Cthree-year-olds. furlongsl-Castslian
7o> IT. Burns. IL and 10. Foxy Kane,
~ 'Treuberl 10 and 3 20 l.. second; Gotten. les
~ oDderiHi 10 J. third Time. l-l4%s Sweet Alice,
stolen Moments. TOscaa and Iiiyrs also ran
Fourth race le Bennings Special; threeyearolds and
upward, and half miesD-Tribes HILL l16 pick
erinc1 70 and even won: Trepan, iO2 ORedfern).
and = second. Colonsay. 109 III MiChses) l3
. 3 third. Time 1855. Gaviota and Erda also
Ffth handicap -yeaT-1,Gs and upward:
r'ie1--A for-Cn. lbs IT Burusl. 10 and out,
Soor-re ig6 nfTeuoel 10 and 20 = second; Young
tan. April shower. Fimsaif Narjoram also
sixth race Uhree-lear-o6s and upward and
. ghth mlesl-RouEh Rider. as Crimmusl. TO and
]. won: Drarnattst, tOlandl. l and ,.
second. Court Maid 90 tOlney'. 10 ,. third Time.
5ais. Dark Planet Stonewall. Scortc Star and Gar
and Heir Apparent also
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-03
RECORDED MORTGAGES.


trustee: 7t5aye 556-st; GOO
Rrbensseln Isaac to Business Mems Realty Com
morygage; instsImsn,s. per cent $500
Moran John, to Amer91n Ispersn1 Ia1 Ire r
shave: years, per cent - 2zOOO
of New York; 11th-st No $50 West; year AZ - ooo
Pasktnsn Harris. and another to Lily W Berss-
ford and another. trustees; Clinton-st No 30 10 ~
BirkhSiz' LoGisa S ,tierkanl to Dry Dock saw
ings Institution; Chrystie-st, $, 1902 # N 800,
Wells Realty Construction Company 10 New-York
5a 6r5 aSd 22 a wes TGuS per 10000
Legal. JEANNE z. to Title Guarantee and Trust
Appef Charles j. to Greenwich savings Bank:
sth-ave. No $50 to 334; mortgages; years. 49,,
y per cent. each -.-.--... $1,000
AIMS ave. No 40 to 15S cor of 1s5th-st; .ooo
gage. $4,000: year. per 10000
ance Company: 3d-ave. n W s. a : " $ 18th
ST due January 1905; per cent -----..--. $500
company: 47th-st No 236 East; 5 years, AZ per 80.
Ksufman1 Leopold to Farmers Loan and Trust
Company; 134th-st. n 200 # e Of shave; 200
johnson. John \, to Mabel R Gushing 44thrst.
csmbSr : 1905 s per cent gold ,,.ee........ 5000
eTty 3 years per s5.oOO
st. No s24 East: years Al per cent $500
Same TO George Hahn; same property; I year, 90,
pdiIY Daniel to LAWYERS Title Insurance. com
pany; Sd-nve, cor OF 3oth-st; years. per ooo
johnson. John a. to Union AIortgsge and Realty
Company 44th-st. No 100 to 126 West; prior
McCrofken. catherine, indy and as executrix
aa ae 5Fgs'e Drive 70 Dry Dq i 6f ss
varian Ifuram r 10 fremont Building and Loan
Association 2s7th-st IS It Of 2d-st; in 900
KecS ida 10 Titie Guarantee and Trust Company:
192f-st No SO West; years . per cent $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-03
THE RRoNx BUILDING PLANS.

Observation-Disclosures iuth-St.. north side So
feet cast OF lntervaeave. three story frame tene-
ment house 'GN+a6 feet. Joseph Wild owner: Louis
Falk. architect: $500
t''rret5o-Sj.. northwest corner Of Honest. four
story brick tenement house. 25x59.6 feet; James g.
Gahuey. owneH: NJ J. Garvin architect: $3.50.
Eagle-ave. southwest corner of observation-disclosures
SlNty-thIro-st., two five story brick tenement
houses, -3-6SsS and SI-6X9o feet; August JacOns
owner; franz WofEang. architect; S61.Co4
NorW0od-aVe east side, los feet south of Two
hundred-and-hf three two story frame dwell
ing houses II SEbt feet; Annie VI. J. Miller. owner
GuStaVe G Muller, architect; $1,000
IWo-huntre observation-disclosures. north side, $50 feet
east OF W tpSter-aNe- one story frame railroad
Ton. '9Nsb feet; New-GoTh and Harlem Railroad
owner; r. W. Smith, architect; SNt00
Orolona-aye.. west side. Ia feet south of One
hun0red-andeish ty-secOud-St.. two story and base
Ineht frame dwelling house 2JZ45 feet Sophia Kop-
per owner; W. g. Dickers0n architect $4O0O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-03

. 500
2222OOO
1000
$4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-03
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Philip Jeselson has sold for Samuel f. Jacobs TO
a client for investment 10 1853 Madison-ave. a
five story hathOuse with stores lot 25x95 feet
~ Charles Rubnger & CO. have sold for Grossman
& Zipkfn. builders. Nos. 46 and IS Avenue B,
six story double tenement house on a plot 4SxS9
feet to We'll & Mayer. The same firm of real es-
tate brokers has also sold to We'll & Mayer, Nos.
1s5 and 49, Oliver-st.. two six story double
ment houses on plot 5Ox87.6 feet and for Well
O. MAYER tlIe y HIueS G Tb fTno has also sn4 10
100 Bovery, a four story business building for
Max Marx has sold through j kaufman to
sixty-third-st., triple apartment house on a lot
WeisbeTgsr Heige have sold for Mrs Henrietta
Adler to Mrs S Adler No. IL West one-hundr RED
vate house on a lot l7xlo2 feet. -,
vaie Ghf5a No. 825 East FIVE
story fathouse 25x1O0 feet 10 an Investor.
143 West Observation-Disclosures five
story nathouse on lot 25Xloo11, which he recently
L. J. Phillips & co. have also sold for the Cate
estate, Of Alton, \. H TO Da9lel p freeman. a
and-si1teenth-st.. 100 feet west of Fifth-ave-
Ia id Harris No co and g East One-hundred- and
nineteenth-st. g SIX story hathouse on plot 5'N
The Empire city Rsalsy c2@psng has sold Nos
lG and l63 East d piot ixl5 n
David Harris has sold to y. Rosenfeld the five
story fathouse on plot 50x5ou on the north side
of One-hundred -eighth-st, adjoining the north
east corner Of Macison7ave-
Silbernau; No. ~ Canal-st- i've story tenement
l. NJ Mosaur & Co. have sold for Eleanor Frank
10 Harry NJ Goldberg. No. IS East One-hundred-
and-ffth-st. a i've story iathouse on lot 26xI6ll.
William H. Hogencamp has sold 10 George Doc
tor Nos i13 and IL West observation-disclosures twenty
ninth-st. a frame building. plot 5JX9s Il
r Eatsgy has sold No I24 Tenth-ave,. a five
story tenement house, on lot 151x10O, between
Fortv-nintn and Fiftieth SITS.
Charles I.owenfeld has rosold Nos 40 and - East
One-hundred- -eleventh-st two three story
dwelling houses. on plot 20. 4Nlu0ll
Max Marx has sold through J. Kaufman 70 Louis
Wuehr No 13S West observation-disclosures sixty third
ct a five story fathouse, on lot 2JXll2b,
Morris Freundlich has sold No. 69 East One-hun-
dred-and-nnth-st., a I'VE story nathouse, on plot
439x1U0.1 --, .., r,-.,.
10 Edward Fisher the family dwelling house
on the west side OF Clay-aVe' 4f5 rect Eorth OF
Ihi, cisco has sold No 5l3 20 81 West Fifty
recoud-st a hathouse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-03
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

7oth-st No Is West 2oxl0O5. Aida T Tsn.nt
benjamin : Golden: mottgase. sal 900 Nominal
6etb Frark 10 Is'ior K6plik ''-......-.. 81 go
11+th-st. No 81. n 8. 245 II OF ave. 25N
IL Edward Baer and another % Harry
MaJz. mortgage. $4,000 Nominal
sth-ave No ac80 ~ 384 65xIO0; Helena L
. and 10 ',.'VS 80. 1ooo
mortgage SIcooo Nominal
99th-st. No 100 West, t5-4xSo. skis 4N19 IL; Ger
trIde 6ireason "a Margaret J Lang; mortgage 90
Central PARK West No 2a2 W $ 25xiOO. Fanny
2 Can and another to William lincoln: mort
49th-st. $50 II sth-ave 40xIOn5: Wells
c Asinari: mortgage SI4o Nominal
lztH-st. n 3. 1879 = g or Sth ave ''l-@XlotlI.
gage ssl -, Nominal
l29th-st No 30 West -x99 ilx25x9e II. John n
deed 80 90 i'e'-.s '''',''' ,,-1,' 1900
PetiEor to Harris Bernstein; MORTGAGES, $4,000; a..
14Oth-st n :. $50 II " u Amster,ianl-ave. 10y
911; Thomas Brady to Aaron NJ Janpole and
another; mortgage. $4,000; c 100
MonrOe-st NJ -, Mechanics Alley.
d 2x542N2o 2xS2S; Alice ? Norris to the City % 49,
44th-st No 1872 West 20 4xlOO 4; John 4 johnson
% Medcef Eden Realty Corporation. mortgages 49,
10 John A johnson. - Nominal
44th-st No 12O West IS ox1oo !: Nieicef Eden
Realty Corporation to John Johnson Nominal
Cherry-st. corner Pike-st, 1922
Cd 25.3x COX 1873 n 100: Hecksr-
Jones-Jewell Milling Company TO the CITY OF So ~
44tHTst. $ 2626 fl " 81 shave So sx1oo4
Melcef Eden Realty Corporation 70 John
I4Lnson - ~ - nominal
Farmers Loan and Trust Company 10 Leopold =. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-03
HONOR FOR COLUMBIA FOOTBALL TEAM
Din"s- ned at University Commons for
kIeVen-Cheers for Morley

N - d appreciation Of the good work Of the
% ne Columbia football 1eam A dinner
"ss gwen ior them last night at the university
resent -@'e than Eve hundred persons were
goi,l "a ffoE-ra t91 Amringc dean Of the college
- HtH oN I tic clnner. Songs "A e,eerbe &c ,-ere
sieL5ea YIN ile courses and the celebration
,r, -liel a laie hour On the mart Of the
-' E5l OF ne 3eAoo o. applied Science Francis
trgste - representing the al,g+tIii ~ ~,
lHarn and 5lI' NJ ~ Tor the seasat1is te- IL
--.pta elect stangIand Captain Smitb and Man-
ager Fisher spoke for the eleven SIo-ia So ,9aE
nc AfaI address and WAS enthusiastjcalI, ss-in,ed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-03
PLAN OF HERALD SQUARE AUTO SHOW

The Herald Square" Automobile Show, which is
to occupy the Herald Square Exhibition Hall
tor two weeks from January Is to so. comes on the
manufacturers and dealers as relief to the
crowding the Garden.
This show is for the overflow of the other
shows. and it is not designed to compete with
other shows. It's manageT. Mr.. Chasseaud, says:
We are prompted 10 hold this show i'm the auto
mobile season by the suggestions and requests
coming 10 US from number of trades manu-
faCturers, who require convenient. rCOmy. we'll
lighted heated and ventilated show place in the
most accessible location of the metropolis prop
erly present their newest and latest designs and
Improvements to the trade and the public
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-03
JOSHUA WARD, oARsMAN, DEAD.

Newburg, y. Y, Dec. Joshua Ward, the old
time champion oarsman. died at his home in Corn
WALTON Hudson to-day of pneumonia. He born
near Newburg in 1888. He and his brother Hank
won their first race in Newburg Bay July I. 1851.
Two years later Ward won the sculling champion
ship at Staten Island, rowing five miles in 81 min
utes and 10 seconds. He held the championship.
defeating all Corners until 1864, when ne was de-
feated by James Hamill the Schuylkil In ISL
the four Ward brothers, Gilbert Charles Henry
and Joshua won the international race at Saratoga
Lake. beating the Tyne and Taylor-Winship crews
of England the Coulter Bigln of New-YOr
and others Ward a brother Of Ellis Ward, the
coach of the Pennsylvania crew.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-03

! story ten h; F = wahlis ast Hutchinson e al
Turing G, attys: Benedict ref. amt due. S<aoi 80
taxes etc 81 241 81 sold subject TO mtse Tor SlOoo'
adjourned To December i6
H;y George K & 5t1-avs. cor l6th-st
- 6Nl2si dwg h; II Parish mol. ah1 =
u II Parish. atty. = 9 MOIrc-. rer
partition, adjourned December =
BY l. Phillins & Co .2S 37th-st s. $40 n W or
It'll ave. q 1x,tS o. story h. \ II Atter5ury- as
trustee. \ IL al + More atty b LEVIN
ref; due. S23 1913 90; adjourned sine dt 80 a .
by D. Phoenix Ina ratan & Co ItS lt-d ST n = 49, y
of - ten ~ y r. 1''tnotiI
A5ulle~. Strong & G. attys w i.Istlll.
ref. due SI7.TZj -; etc. S'' II q" trainer
for SIS N5o 80
I3y .Iorn = C;oliuE- A2u l5Ath-st. 2iH3 n Q or
Morris 25VIGo. hidC: 7 Adams aEt A'lll
fndfv and as exr 81 a II sullivan any ~ y CI-Ver.
ref. taxes etc 80 PARTITION. Muller for 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-03
NO $1,000 BID FOR eALLYHoo BEX.

lexington Ky, Dec. AT the Fasig-T Upton sale
~ thorouehoreds here to-day. Ballyhoo Bey, in
he Whitney consignment. failed 10 receive bid
ror as much 81 600 the reserve price and re-
inalneo unsold. Bauyhoo Bey is a 1ve-year-oId
hfo"n stallion, by KinEston-Ballyhoo- The best
ha-es of the day were:
AAssak b. ~, i'm Alert-capsbility. Henry 90
TaeFr ~ Peg 1l-ofl-rton.
co-rrsa Ieza i15 p 2o25
Nader 4l,in - las.lo1fs 'Oi'H 200
30 sSl51-N-elght horses brought 5000 an average
T =. ~ a head. Among the consignments to-day
raVS uI,,oo mares and stations from ". c. Whit
Tvne "N yearlngs from Milton Young and :. c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-03
PLANS FOR A REcToRY.

Plans have been filed for four story brick
rectory to be built on the west side of Convent
ave. rs feet north Of thirty
frst-st.. for the Rev William n. Penny, pastor Of
the Roman Catholic Church Of the Annunciation.
at Broadway and -hundred-and- thirty tirst-st.
ne of limestone. tWenty-One feet front and
sixty feet deep. with rear extension. The cost is
placed at $4,000, Elliott Lynch is the architect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-03
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

F{v Joseph r ra,: So le5th-st n loo f. % PARA
ave v10o story n. story bldg On rear
II Reuben Al3pes'-ef. atts
scion Derrick. ref, due $3.50 ~ taxes ef'
S1.01o -
Robbins-ave 50vl75. story avg b. story bldg on
rear. Theriot- ave 100 T. - Cornell 2JNlto,
Peter Dascher Christina Renken ~ al d Nely
atty: Everett. ref taxes. etc. parcel SI'f on
= Sl3. PARTITION 49,.
$. cCx1;G I story bldg. II y q Taylor = ID fut-
er al. strong x - Edward Browne. ref; amt
due so coo, taxes, etc, Sl.500 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-03
rwo.MlLE CHAMPIONSHIP RUN.

Columbia has received permission from the Anna
,eur Athletic Union hold the two-Tnile run cham
nionship AT her games at the Garden on January
% Acne, those who will probably appear in this
o,test will he Alexander Graat, holder Of the
American record at this distance; John Joyce,
the present terl-1lile and cross country champion
~ I, Scbutt Of Cornell the intercollegiate cross
country champion, and T. p. Carr. Of the Xavier
Athletic Club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-03
PRIZE GREYHOUND IS POISONED.
Bonnie Briar, Blue Ribbon Winner, Killed
at Fishkill Landing.
ny TELEGRAPH 10 TIE TRIBUNE J

t,i-rkiu Landing. y. y. Dec Bonnie Briar. a
thoroughbred brindle greyhound. the prize dog OF
the Tioronda Kennels. of this place. has been poi
eoned hv some unknown person. The animal won
prizes al the bench show held at Hampstead Long
Iid last summer and at the Ladies' Kennel
I,1ub show in New-York last month. Mrs, Henry
f.i9y Kelley her owner. refused $1,000 for the ahi-
- a. me last show in Manhattan. a NeW-i oTk
Effective has been here working on the case, Dut
tbere il no clew as To who administered the poison
~ The dog The dog a year and nine months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-03
NEW BUILDING PLANS,

Convent-ave " 8 rs IT OF 11sth-st; for a four
story brick dwelling house, 21X60: Church OF
Annunctaton. owner; Z T Lynch architect
S1st-st. No t42 to 1876 East; for a six story brick
stable 146x95.1; W II Search owner; Radcliffe
Essex-st. : 1927 II 5 of Hester-st; for a two
story brick public comfort station. ia 1OI39.
city owner. A " Drummer. architect. .-...-.-.
1st-ave. . :. 30S It OF 114th-st FOR a two story
brick public comfort station. IA 4x39. city.
owner; A " Drummer. architect. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-03
AN INTERESTING BRONX DEAL.

Lawrence Kronen berger. manager Of The Bronx
Realty Exchange. has sold the four three story
three family houses, Nos s4S $50 So and $50 East
Gne-hundred- and hfty-eshth-st.. FOR Joseph Ste
three story private house. 4OxI19 feet in Crotona
PARK East and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS eighth-st
Tor James T. Barry 70 Joseph stephens. He has
also sold the three story three family house. No.
l'72 Jackson-ave., for a Mr. Lawrie to a Mr. Roos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-03
TCEBOATS BEGIN RACING.
The Annie Eyce Outsoils the Imp on
the South Shrewsbury.

Long Branch n. J.. Dec. > (SpeciaD.-'The first
iceboat race of the season was sailed to-day over
the South Shrewsbury River by boats Of the sixth
class. The contestants We're the Annie Eye the
property of Mr.. Spear of New-YOrk. and Clark
Prices Imp The Annie Eyce. sailed by William
Buxton covered the seven:nile course in 15.23, de-
featng the Imp in hollow style
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-03
REAL ESTATE.
Tzco Vest Side FlQthOuSeS Change
Hands.

The transactions reported yesterday revealed no
new movements. but showed a continuation of the
activity of the last two weeks. One of the princi-
pal deals was the sale by s Cohen and a. Joachim
for Matilda Henry. of Nos 305 and S07 West one
hundred and -nineteenth-St., two five story double
0athouses on 4 LOT 25xlOOll feet each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-03
ICE TRoTTINe ON SARATOGA LAKE.

Saratoga, N Y. Dec. (Speciap-The annual
meeting Of the Saratoga Ice Trotting Association
will take place on Saratoga Lake early in January.
The dates will be announced officially next week:
The meeting will attract here "A large number or
trotters from all parts of Northeastern NeW-Gork-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-03
o, ANS roR RECREATION PAVILloNs.

Binding Superintendent Thompson has received
from park Commissioner Wilcox the plans for the
recreation pavilion to be erected by the city in
Thomas Jefferson Park. in upper First-ave- 1t IS
10 be two story edifce Of brick. with terra Gotta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-03
TkceART is CAPTAIN OF Rocueere,

hoe hester Dec. Edgar Charles Taggart. az. ~
|" lAesDare. WAS to-day elected captain Of the
University 81 Rochester football eleven Taggort
Nas quarteTback Of to team this year ana acting
a,ts-h ~ the latter part Of the season He pre-
- - ~ MyoTag Seminary where be was captain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-03
LEASES slxrH-AvE. STORE.

David A. Doyle has leased a store at No. 533
Sixth-ave. from Frank r. Mcdonald for five years
and four months, at s. 900 a year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-03
TO ERECT A LOFT BUILDING.

A ten story loft building is be built the
premises No l36 to la West Third-st. by John
McCIenand &, Co. who have bought the property.
The size of the plot is 100XJ0 feet