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New-York tribune., 1903-05-18
c,T-PREME COURT. COUNTY OF NV

~ yort-A4rian IseIIn. Pian-iT. ae-i,ls- ar- ~.
and others. DefsulaUcSll r1sstarl- H.
fIiepleot OF foreclosure and sale. tl- aa-~ ans
IN Ths entitled action, end 'ear7- Gaze
cree in sail Judgment uauei. VIII sell 1- ft
tion al the Exchange SalesrooIn. No lTi p '--". =
tba porof1gh Of Manhattan. tl-y - SrT 1-f~
ninth dav of June 4 Il o'crcE
bv Peter z. AuCtionecr. the premises
judgment b sold. ard therein cHsc-7"t =
vf+r the Buildings ard Improvements t'e-c~1 e-"-N
sitrate lying and being IN tha Cav u N~G fose 4
which taken together b0unred and desCtlrl ~ -
lows TO Wit beginning the corner iorIl.'-
intersection OF side % MADISON AVell
the southerIy % Fortyfifth Str-rt run7s ,rnes
SoUtherIy side p rortsf ~'r-
one hundred and twenty-five feet. theuCs SCthNa- y
iches 20 the centre block. thence WestVafSy
ard parallel Forty-ffth Street twenty-five feeSt
sEatn parallel with Madison +Nfta-s
" enty-fve feet Westwardy and again pl-a-l
with Fo-ty-hfth Street hundred feet 20 t1e easy
SIDE % Avenue. and thence No-thwa--iy alla
TWENTY-FIVE Eve inches to the point or race oh
begfrnfug Being premises conveyed % th9
Iohl A6r.2a Iselin and wife q acsf
intended to % recorded SUM-
ucrtgeVe, sad indenscrc or nff-t-
ACCOMMODATING the snr1e Beng sven
part II che purchase money c'Iiss7S n sSis
deed TIRE described les IN the Borough %
Nenbattan in Section Nuclher Block Nrubsr 1873.
o. re Land sfa7 o the CITY 0f New York
Dated York. Nav l5tH. 1893
FREDERIC DE FOSTER Attorney for PlatnttI-
Is Mali street q Manhattan city q New YORK
The following dagram Of the property % DC solt
number Is SJl Madison hFeplc an1 = E~ets
F'orty-hfth street:
New-York tribune., 1903-05-18
NOTES OE TIE LINKS.

The iuterclty team match for the Grtscon1 cup,
between the Boston. Philadelphia and New-York
women teams to be composed Of fifteen side. will
be plaved on October % and % at the links or the
Brookline Country Club, near Boston
The date of the Western wornens golf champion
ship now set for the week beginning August 81.
viii probab1v be changed to the following week. IN
ordar NOT to conflict with the national amateur
cbar1Dionship at Nassau. The Oil city Golf Cluo
has recently been admitted to membership IN tne
Western association.
+be Hudson River Golf Association on Saturday
Ma rk will plav nj Mount Pleasant, GIenwood at
Poweltou, and Saegktl at fwaatskllL
Tomorrow the women OF the Flushing COLI Club
,-u ,,,aat at eighteen holes. medal play for cup
rrseented bv J. H. Gordon. jr, while on wednesday
he Nontclair women viii play for the governors
New-York tribune., 1903-05-18
YACHTING POPULAR ON MAINE COAST.

Bangor Ne. May L (Special). Yachting which
has been prominent among the sports at Bar IIar-
bcr for several seasons promises to be more inter
estnc than ever this year. with the new Bar
Harbor class of boats which have been built by
the Herreshoffs to take part in the racing events
of the summer These boats. fifteen in number
are all of one design, and will be owned by well
known summer residents The boats are thirty-two
feet on the water line fortynne feet over all. and
will draw eight feet Of water when in racing trim
They will have pole masts and double head rig.
AS the boats are all Of the same design, the
ownership will be decided by drawing, and the re-
suits Of the will depend almost entirely upon
the skill of those sailing the boats. rather than
anon the boats themselves. Bar Harbor yachtsmen
believe that this class is destined TO become as
famous as were the Newport thlrty-footerS, also
built by the HerTeshoffs, some years ago The
Crowninshield boats, which have been used at Bar
IIarbOr for several seasons. will probably be sold
as their owners now chiefly interested II the
new boats, which Will arrive early i'll June
New-York tribune., 1903-05-18

- York Theodore z. Tack Plaintiff asalnst Joseph \
Farley defendant-In pursua-5e Of a JliSlvItS ,1 -
cI1eIT-N nd Sale duly made entered ~ tte
srtirlad action bearing Date the Sth day or NAY '
tha uDders sned Referee IN said l-.isii-ill
Public Auction at The New crS Fei =
SaIssroonn, No III Broadway, II ths tiofosS- =,
Est9sn Citv of New the 9t1 day ~ June -ls
- O'Clock
4uctIonser the premises directed BY said t7susn5 =
SoId ard therein described as follows; All ''e lli.
,eorirfesnth part the lots, pieces or par
the buildings ard ir1rrcv7r1s1t~ l'i"
sIrTIated wing being in the city ct Ne" f'lN
Rounded ard described follows: Beginning -. =
Westerly corner Cf ForIy-sscoCd street ara -- -F
nd running thence SOuthwe~terE a-.l-
Of Ninth Avenue a--l fi.,-
49, a-S fhencs Northwes:eriy parallel with FoTl
StrsA+ CsO feet therce SoUthwesteriy paIal.ei ~
nineteen (fg) feet nine 'tf inc'e7 aA
parallel with tort sec Hi
(2Ol feet thence Nurt1esst"-y itfa.' 49,
tba Si1rh Avenue ssveuty-efght tlNt fert Ai-
- the SouthwesterIy side OF Fozty-ss.3nl
thence SOurheasterly along the -1rJn"est-.-
fir-v-seCond Street hundred 900 fret % n'
rorrsr OF Forty-second Street and Ninth Avenue q.
Soirt or Tlqre Of oegi1ninc being t1e same e.
ITsar,h a Farley. died seized AMI Vnl.-
=, a5d nv his last recorded in the once nr - 7'
r9eafs Of New York County in Ltoer 40 az Wits 'rs
500. 80, ,ooa
D1'eu -'7 - FsT-f;FNE II. PONfEROT. Re,@-r-
" STFENEEF;Gtt. Attorney t-i It....... ~
Wall street, New York.
f,iIoyvl1g - diagram Of the properly % .f
ris<c~fbsd above Cut1tr-7 ir.is .. . =
Ss1 %i7tb Avenue and so 404. 4G6 West a. sweet
4,i-st.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-18

sssa25 thus breaking the intercollegiate record ty
nearly nine seconds. Bowen, the former holder of
the record was also IN the race, but the best Le
co,,ls Go was 70 come in q bad third, with e Rus
sell OF Pennsylvania second As Bowen Sch4lt
snd Russell are entered in the two nile run OF tle
fnfercolIegiate meet Bowen viii have anotner
chance 70 beat Schutt and Russell
Y the Giants keep up the gait that they have
been going so far this season another story VIII
have to be ADDED TO the grandstand, and The
'bIeachers'' VIII have 10 be built story higher TO
accommodate TIE crowds. For some years this
borough was represented by team that could do
almost anything except play winning ball and, now
that IL is represented by nine that has proved
formidable. IL Is gratifying to see the won
derful revival of interest in the sport that has
taken place. 'Nugsy' McGraw. the little man
for the way he has rounded the men into
shape and the men he has obtained for this
years team showing up 10 good adNdliI tst'
Gilbert one OF the players. is a team IN MN
self he looks after his position In a creditaDle
way. and is always found encouraging the oliieF
members Of his side.
The game with Pittsbur- on Saturday looked
70 with considerable interest Evidence OF thls
was shown By the record breaking crowd that
gathered. The easy way IN which the home hli!e
won the game extremely encouraging The at
tendance great that hundreds forced their
In. and others gained admittance by cliTnDn
over the fence The Pittsburg nine will meet iile
Giants again the Polo Grounds to-day. when II
IS expected that another large attendance VIII De
hand
me Brooklyn team Is also showing up well. and
L. seed victory over Cincinnati On Saturday glad
New-York tribune., 1903-05-18
CONVERSE INELIGIBLE.
HarUard's Star HwdIer Disqualified
-May Mean Yale Tictory.

Cambridge, Mass. May 17-Captain Lightner
of the Harvard track team has announced
that Converse. Harvard's star man in the hurdle
contests. has been declared ineligible by the
Harvard-Yale arbitration committee that met in
New-York last Wednesday. Converse was held
to be ineligible on the ground that he had COM
peted four years already in intercollegiate ath-
letics. 1t is thought that in losing the services
of Converse Harvard practically loses the dual
meet with Yale as well first place in the
Mott Haven games the week after.
Converse was entered in the intercollegiate games
to be held Berkeley Oval next week. and his ab-
sence from the meet is expected greatly to cripple
Harvard's chances.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-18
CONTESTS IN moNTcLAIR.

,,ortc1air y j. May II (speciaD--On the Mont
clair golf links this week two interesting contests
ore scbeduI a in which crack players are to take
mart IN the hope of breaking records The first
Contest will take place Tuesday. when the first
,,,Is % a 72-hole home and home match will be
r1avea between Allan n. Kennaday and T. T. Reid.
Of the Montclair Club. and c. F. Watson and
Howard A Colby, OF the Essex County Country
CIub The other match will be played on Thursday
and will be the first half Of a horne and home
match when George Low. the professional Of the
BaItusrol Club. and T. T. Reid. OF MoEtclair. will
be ptted against David Hunter, the pr0iesslonaI
Colby. OF Orange.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-18
HERUIS SOLD FOR 10000.
L. i. Bell Sells the Famous Horse
to T.. Il. Thomas.

Hermis, the great son Of Hernance. was sold
on Saturday by L. V. Bell to e r. Thomas for
100000. Hermis is engaged in all the leading
handicaps OF the year. He worked mile yes
terday over the Withers Course at Norris Park
in 40 in the presence of Mr.. Bell, Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas and Messrs. Mccormack and Madden.
the trainers. He was eased in his work from
the head of the homestretch to the grandstand
and practically cantered the last furlong.
Pentecost, recently purchased by Mr. Inor1las,
was worked a mile in l 40 10 in preparation lor
his engagement in the Brooklyn Handicap.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-18
NEW SUIT OF SAILS FOR COLUMBIA.

1t was ascertaned yesterday that the old cup de-
fender Columbia had been fitted out with a suit OF
sails from the American loft Of Ratsey Lapthorn.
the English sailmakers, who have made sails for
the three Shau?rocks The Columbia came down
from Glen Cove a few days ago, and was fitted with
her new sails Ratseys loft at City Island, and
has since been stretching them in trials IN the
Sound. They stretched splendidly and If they prove
better than the HerreshoffS' suit the Columbia
win sail under them In all her races this season,
including the Cup races If she should be selected
The Columbia is now at South Brooklyn undergo
ing a cleaning of her underbody, preparatory 10
Reliance also is to have suit of Ratsey sails and
may be fitted with them before leaving City Island.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-18
sTuyvEsAnT wHEELMEN's CENTURY.

century Poad club Association and now an op-
nonent of that organization, held an open cen
t,rv run yesterday. There were l2 starters.
The men reported that an accident happened
a. Ho 2ao whose name is said to he Harry
L-onl-e at Springfield, Long Island. The men
we're unable to tell exactly how the man was
hurt but several of the riders thought that ne
t,a5 r,1n into n wagon. He was taken TO ST MARY
nTa,i+al ~ Jsrnsica AT hospital last night
If was said that Kopke was not seriously injured
The race of The fast division from HcksUIe Ior
the ten prizes offered started at al F. m ana tts
t5Ist Of The 6rst ten men at Bedford Rest was as
follows: Joseph Kopsky 445 p M w. = Ir 5eFsm-
eon a-s5-91 George II ozhauer $3.50; T. ttonett.
z45.5g. q J. Steh. 4:i6; FREDERICK Gebhardt 10;
Arthur Keitwertz. 4:55; George 6iehiS' D. "''ie0
IIeirJcb 5G3 and Peter Smith, 3a9 .,,-s
The route was by way OF Ccney Island RiGhm0nd
rI1 VALLEY stream Hampstead ana HlcksNll,,ee-
Wanv of the riders complained Of the dusty cohdl-
tto of he roads
New-York tribune., 1903-05-18
MANY SEE THE RELIANCE
The VigiIant Also Attrocks Much
attention at City Island.

Twenty thousand persons. It was estimated visit
ed City Island yesterday. Most OF them went to
the extreme end of Jacobs shipyards. where the
new C1Ip defender Reliance is on the ways Her
hull is to be put into condition for the tuning UP
races preparatory the trials that to be held
for the purpose of determining which American
Yacht shall defend the Americas Cup. 1t Is eX-
pected that the Reliance will be at the yard Tor
three or four days.
The Vigilant which has been lying off Jacobs
shfpvard for a number OF days, still there yes
terday and many Of the sightseers were Interested
IN this boat. well as in the one that has peen
built this year 10 defend the Cup.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-18
AUTOMOBILE NOTES.

For it's run on Memorial Day the Automobile
Club of America will travel to the automobile
meet at the Empire City track 4onkers. where
Barney OldheId and Charles G.. Wridgway to
contest in A match race at five miles. Tie
viii start from the clubhouse No. 75S Flfth-ave..
at II a m reaching the track in time for luncheon.
Emerson Brooks is chairman OF the committee IN
charge OF the run and his associates include }.
Herbert CARPENTER George Adams and Frank Eve
land.
The American Darracq Automobile Company. Of
No 652 Hudson-st and No. 157 West Thrty-eighth-
ST, is receiving from six to ten cars e1ch week
Among recent importatons is the new inodel Il
horsepower 4-cyliuder type.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-18
THE KICKER.

From The Washington Star.
The man who stands around and kicks.
He is a lonely elf
For no one likes to hear his speech,
Except, perchance. himself
The weather never pleases him.
Tho ii bring sun or rain;
He seems to want TO take the earth
And make 1t DER again
When he In heaven shall arrive,
with earthly sorrows done.
fear he will complain about
The way the place Is run
New-York tribune., 1903-05-18
BARRY, THE JOCKEY, SAID TO BE DYING

Lawrence Barry. the jockey, who was thrown
from the horse Seminole in the hurdle race at MOI
ris Park last Wednesday, was said to be dylns III
Fordham Hospital last evening, where he has peen
in an unconscious condition since the accldenI idS
mise was slow and Irregular, his breathing anored
and every Indication was that dissolution had pest
TO set In. The doctors said there was no hop7Io-
ms r4cuvarv Eie sustained fractured SKULL
New-York tribune., 1903-05-18
" 2Ttn -

".
The approxuaa amount ot the len or charge "
vhfcn tie abnve-dssrrf5ed property is - be soil
S23 - with Interest thereon from ne -'ll la =
ADr 1898 together with a1f all- UaIr's tIun
$40 90. with interest from April 23rd I'e
with sale Ni17ate
tave asses5snts or other liens which he allowed
to the purchaser purchase money OF paid -
the Referee. S5aH059 and Interest
Dated New York Nav 4Jh. 1898
New-York tribune., 1903-05-18
NEW-Y0RK, 5; HOBOKEN, Q.
The Local National League Team Takes a
Game in New-Jersey.

The New-York National nine defeated Hoboken
the Iatter's grounds yesterday by score of to
2. McGraw played second base, scoring OF the
runs and Bowerman made a home run. Bresna-
han, while scoring in the third inning, into
Lamar, and had TO retire from the game with
bruised shoulder and a sprained wrist. Mertes took
his place at first base and Taylor went to left field
Attendance, 5000. The score by innings:
Nev-York ..........1 o o % 0
IIohoken ..........-.O O %
Batteries-HIler and Bowerman; Lindeman and Lamar
Umplre-Mr. Merrity-
New-York tribune., 1903-05-18
THE WORLD OF SPORTS.
Berkeley OUaI GameS-RelirdL of
Baseball Interest.
AMATEUR AND PROFESSIONAL.

The intercollegiate track and field championships
will be held Berkeley Oval May % and So
The entries were made known this week. and only
two Of last years winners will fail to defend their
titles A copy of the entry list sent 10 mana
gers Of the different college teams, so that the in
dividual names may be looked over and protests
made Il there were any evasons OF the rules.
The games promise to be popular than ever
and the athletes from the various colleges who will
New-York tribune., 1903-05-18

Tn. approximate amount of ire Zen or charge 70 '
vrfrH ths ab0ve-iescribci property - % re -' o. -
tboIean4 one hundred and fftvSaveD ~ul %f i'" 81.
Thereon; from % NNri. lf
toCa4-er with casts allowances --1.t"li-f-
tu-4reff and sfxrv-vo and +J-lo1 dollars WELD me
Nav 1908 together wi-H the ~xrti--.- ..
saIa rEs apr,-oN5mate amount of taxes 1ssf---it-
C+Le- lions which are be allowed ' tlH littt--
- ~ purchase money paid hy -ha H--'--e ISL =
hundred ana dfty-sIz and -o-l'0 ,>-''-'' .....i-
Datsd New York. Nav fcth. 1905.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-18
CLEVELAND BEATS N. Y. AMERICANS.
The Ohioans Take Game in Hand at the
Start-JoSS a Puzzle.

Columbus. Ohio. May 17.-CIeveland and New
York played championship game transferred
from Cleveland here to-day Cleveland easy
winner, taking the game in hand at the start by
pounding Griffith for six singles, a double and
triple in the first two innings. Joss was puzzle to
the New-YOr6erS and his support excellent, the
feIding of Ciochnaur being a feature Score:
New-York tribune., 1903-05-18

tske part are reported be training diligently for
the meet Some OF the newcomers have shown up
50 well in their training that il looks IL the title
holders in the various contests will have extremely
strong opponents 10 face. Harvard seems to have
g powerful all around combination. and one that
should be we'll Up every contest on the pro-
grarlrle. Yale however. has also good men en-
tered that should prove formidable. Columbia Will
be represerted by a number OF athletes. While
Cornell. Pennsylvania and Princeton each has en-
tered its best men
OF Duffy, Of Georgetown, and Schtck, OF HaTVaIG
and the contest is sure TO be exciting Holland IS
IN the quarter mile run, and Ltgntner, OF Harvard
in the 2a0-yard dash: Bowen Will again be seen N
the Two mile run. In the field contests De Witt. OF
Princeton Will again InoDSJrate MS powers Win
the throwing OF the hammer; Beck. OF Yale. VIII
propel the shot and Haylin, OF Princeton, Is 70
corrpete in the pole vault Foster, Of Amherst,
will show his skill in the broad junp. and Lowe,
Of SYRACUSE is also entered The TWO champions
OF last years meet who VIII not take part IN ths
meet are J s Willis. Of Harvard. from the low
The mile Williams had some trouble with his
studies and Was suspended until next February.
The fine showing that Cornell made in its meet
with Pennsylvania on Saturday, when one inter-
collegiate four Cornell and several track records
were broken. demonstrates that the Ithaca univer-
sity is well represented in the athletic field this
year. Cornell carried of first hOnors in majority
Of the contests. Probably the most telling result
was the two mile run. which was won by ". z.
Sohutt, Of Cornell. He covered the distance IN
New-York tribune., 1903-05-18
u,cuaEl THIRD I'M GERMAN RACE.

= Berlin Nav 1.-THE chief cycling contest or the
sosso, the Golden Wheel OF Friedenau. one hum
sas ,L1or,etres took place to-day, and was won
~, Robi nf Munich, in hour "a minutes ana 20
ssscnnds Jimmy" Michael, OF wales, was tnlfd' IN
! hour 30 minutes and 81 seconds
New-York tribune., 1903-05-18

T-bs spproxirats amount OF The Zen or charge 70
sctlsfv which the described property IS q a
$50 Is SOS ESQ with the 9th ~ May.
i9o3 together with ard allowances a-aouHns q
WITT o. MAY. 1905.
ecsether Win the expenses sale The aEproVi-
Al ether Leut
which are TO BE- allowed purchase out % rs
purchase mo-sy paid by the Referee IS h09 65 ana
Interest.
LOCI5 3. HNSBRoCCK- Referees
New-York tribune., 1903-05-18
W. x. vANpERBILT's HORSE FOURTH.

Paris MAY 17.-William K. Nanderbits Eona was
fourth in the Prx des Ecuries. and his Reinette IL
did not gain place in the Prix de Diane at Chan
tjlIV to-day.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-18
HIS mULTITUDINoUs mALAoIEs.

rom iuCh
Farmer Honk-I readin'. last night. that
humanity Is afflicted with I.2I2 different diseases
Farmer Bentover-Yes; and my SON. AMI. has
all twelve hundred and twelve OF EN- In one day.
along in the spring when the hShin' ls good over
In Pegram pond.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-18
GAMES TODAY.
NATIONAL LEAGTE.

NATIONAL. LEAGUE
Pittshurg az New-YOrF lChicago at Boston.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn. lSt. Louis a Philadelphia
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Neyr-Yorl at Cleveland Boston at Detroit
a Washington Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-18

Earned runs-Cleveland 5: New-York; l. rwo-6ase
bit-AIcCarthy. Three-base hs-Bay Mccarthy, Flick
and Courtney. Sacrifice hits-McCarthy and Long.
Stolen bases-FlicS Conroy. Bases on baIIs-On
Griffith T. Hit by pitched baII-By l First base
errors-CIeveland, l: New-York. / Left on bases
s; NewYork. =. Struck outBy joss, l; by
Cirifith 3 Passed baIl-Beville. Time 135. Umpire
Connolly. Attendance. 4SS2
New-York tribune., 1903-05-18
Foreclosure Sales.
THE SUPRENfE COURT. COTNTY or

THE SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
the VIII and testament of william II. Young,
deceased plaintiffs. against Caroline A
others. defendants In pursuance % inte=locurory
tudge Of partition and sale duly made and entered
day March. 1908. the undersigned the referee n
Judgment will public auctiOn tbs
Exchange Sales Rooms No. 181 Broadway. Borough q
Manhattan. City Of New York on the 25th day of NAY
Sherman portion OF the premises directed
b. judgment be sold. which Is situate IN ths
County York. and therein described fouos %
Eeginning point or the westerly hne OF West
Erd Avenue distant eizhty-six feet and inches
souherly formed BY the intersection of
the s1utherlv line Eghty-dfh Street with the westerly
Avenue and running thence westerly par
Elghty-nfth street and q tnrolfn
party wall hundred thence southsrly parallel
sixteen thence easterly
parallel Ezhty Attn street fcrty-sN feet hTa am
nehalf inches wall thence northerly again parasi
with End Avenue inches thence eastery again
parallel with Eehty-hfrh Street and through anotnsr
party wall hfty-thres stx and One-haf inches %
End Avenue. and thence norrn-
feet and ipches point place % beEnnink
certain easement which restricts IS
improvements the nsEhbcrfng property Hhich Wiz
the premises conveyed. forms parcel % oaf
fncFes) 10 tre present build5Z of the buildings
thereon shown In certain dec afatn
Richard G. Piatt ard recorded - -
OF Register % tEs City ard County of ~
Ilber Of page 10. Sac-l1n > ca -
18th day Of September. 1891.
Dated New York. April 2sth. 1893
SYLVESTER L. n. WARD, Rets-H-
EWING WHITMAN & EWING. PisintirS Attorles- :
81 Wall Street. Borough or Mamma ''aH- -'7
The following a diagram os the property - os - >
being known No 5fI WesC End Avenue. Ns~ i'7N
City:
New-York tribune., 1903-05-18

A DvERTIsEMENTs subscriptions for The Tribune
- received their UPTOWN Cf1ce.
NO. 1864 BROADWAY.
Advertiser viii be received q; he toio~as o-na
Offices regular olrce untH ecloek D w. VA.
25f Sth-nVe-. e. COS. sd i.s .fh.aNe.. scr
I.th East IAth-Sf-s ~ " esI
tween Tth nd aves.: 36ss " est I=Sth-st! ttSs
sd-aye. between To;S aa4 s1th SIS; i'V-o Sc-sses
New-York tribune., 1903-05-18
B4SEB4LL.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland O. New-YorlS. Washington, g; Chicago. 2.
Cpost-lSt. Louis, o. Philadelphia B.
ponedl.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-18

SECOND RACEFor two-year-olds; with $500 ADDED
Last four and furiongs Of the Eclipse Course
NameOki ~! IIIIIipi7
Monadnock lO0i
New-York tribune., 1903-05-18

Section 4
Block i249

The sale will be made subject % ne amount u17s
fo- principal and interest on an existing n9rfs'ss "
$1,000
Dated New Tors AprlI 2sta. 1912 -, -,..--.,
New-York tribune., 1903-05-18
[SH SPORTS ArDA1IS1
ENDRECRfATION(azISS5z|17',1|| N(zIS11 81

dened the heart of every sympathizer who saw IL
The New-York American team has not yet
played the bali that is expected of nine that is
made up of star players and if the team does not
brace up in its work it looks as though there
will not be many TO take the trip 70 the Highlands
to greet the players when they return.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-18

SIXTH RACE-Handcap: for three-year-olds and up
he hill.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-18
THIRD RACEZFor threeyear-olds and upward; selling
non winners IN 1908: with $1,000 added Last seven

r7O1-RTH RACT-Second the Spring Serial Handcaps;
THE CI.AREMONT: for three -year-olds and upward;
with 81 800 Last six and one-half furlongs OF
Mithers Nile.