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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-09-11

heron every day are homes frequently how
it is a mistaken and useless heTOlSm
Women seem to every call of duty except the
tells them guard their health How much harder the daily
become when arrangement of the female organs makes
every movement painful and keeps the system strng?
raby the place of happiness and amaby and weakness
and suffering health strength AS long they
drag themselves around continue to work ana perform
They been led to believe that suffering
is necessary because they are women What mistake!
The Lydia Pinhams Vegetable Compound will Danish
pain happiness Don't strong smnts
this great strengthening healing remedy Tor women
always within reach.
MEDICAL ADVICE TO WOMEN.
anything about which you would ike
Pinkham NO Will
your letter She surely help for no person America
treating female Ills as
hundreds Of thousands of women back to health
her advice free You very
you accept her kind invitation
For proof read the symptoms suffering and cure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-29
HARLEM YACHT CLUB ENTRIES.

The Harlem Yacht Club will open the Ions -Sid''
Sound yacht racing season on Memorial Day Mi'e''
Il will hold its annual regatta. Entries nave pes'
received from the Horseshoe Harbor, larchnoht'
Sew-Rochele and other Long Island cluos' III duui
tion 10 forty from club members.
indications point to a most successful regatta 81
far as number and quality of boats entered are con"
cernad The club has chartered a large tug as d
committee boat. The Williams Cup. for club boats
making the best time the course Will he saleo
for and as the sloop AquIlla needs only one more
log 70 win it, a close is looked for. as the
,or,1 Anna and sloop Annie expected to ma e
matters Interesting for the Aqulli!. ana p'SSIolS
Vim a leg themselves. The entries follow:
Forty three class tsoops. N2WIS ana p
,,1e yi1Iiam Christie. Harlem Yacht SIub, MsuaI T.
Evans Harlem Yacht 'Iuo; Eito'' D. VI No "
ThirtT six foot class tsoops etc' Anuilis : n
iiIb. I,o',ctte g Eunux, har'm hacht Cue t-T"-
J. II Andrews Harlem Yacht cub. oorhei'a D + ~
Harlem Yacht CLUB ,,,ao 7 rar,-
, I3irty 1 Glib: Pctre O Rie. Harlem Yacht
t1uh, Existence F Decker Harlem Yacht tlun. M"psa
SIIt;-an pros Harlem Yacht club: Vim = i{ruIlne.n
farien1 Yacht Club: Revcl. L. BigeloW. Harlem lacht
oIT. five foot class fsio7ns etc-Inno~"nt william
Jams Harlem Yacht club Tanlnany. r 4Irin-
lem Yacht club: Wave ~ Jghnson t H4 tTIr Ar
teeka J r walker. New Rochelle; Dorothy. l. Spence
- TIrfI foot class cabin cats)-Juanita s { Hqntrr
Harlem Yacht Club. Mile, r. Lankenau Harlem ld'i'
foot class cabin cats,-Glcry J. IirSta
baum Harlem club: Eta II taIteTiah NJ Tacb
1a,nl ur W r Shearer. Harlem Yacht club.
Eiebteen and twenty class-SparroW : 1T'
SEn ft1n r ,.,9 t.barIes valentine Harlem Yacht Club:
A1ice + | Fetch. Harlem Yacht club
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-29
REAL ESTATE NOTES.

Larry Delmour yesterday transferred to Julius
Levy No 313 East Fifty -fourth-st-. a five story
fathouse.
George G. Bodt Yesterday took title from Will
ian, NIoIIar ana others as executors. to No East
TIirtv-seventh-st p four story brownstone house
adjoining the site which he recently sold TO Tiffany
e. co for their new store.
CORPORATION the corner store at No Ios Madison
ave to Barrett, Nephews CO.. for a term OF
years. :, -.. 1900 3D.. oa,-a
TIE J. b. & J. NJ. Cornell Company YESTERDAY gave
ne United States Mortgage and Trust onlpt-1N d
mortgage on its property on the north SIDE OF
TweI sv-ffth-st. 100 feet east OF Eieventh-aV,ey
nroperty in Putnam County. \. Y. about htteen
acres machinery. etc; also properly on tsie 7,tb
go f 'Tv-enty-sixth-St 1no feet west OF eiith.
ave Ieasehoid. The mortgage is for Ne9ItT al .
Der cent and has thirty years 70 run Illis dP
narentiy is TO secure an issue Of bonds. - o.
White & Phpps have leased 70 Joseph f1. Io5
Te.,sr Y T}rokaw No. H. East Twenty nfth-St.' d
fonr story dwelling house. on lot 25N1o0 feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-29
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

D. II - Names 6 co. Mlddetown Road. Westchester s.
~ ~ Eastern Boulevard fronts 422+ former x W,
tnn sale. parcel Lewis Buhre parties in interest
Tor S16 800 also MiddetoNn Road. corner country
t,tave 9x6S5 3X7G34 acres excepting "a lots
parcel 2 F Frank for lou also nickely I@Aie
Malett Buhre ct al; j ; l. Amoreaux
atty: NJ Dillon, ref II Ruhre. defendant, for $500
East lT1th-st. :. 1854 II OF Tn
GX1O24 vacant: foreclosure sale. 6
SOCK AFT q Johnson ct al II Rotty, atty; T Nc
ISonouch ref: SG+S ~. costs. Sl> ~ taxes
5000 the plaintiff for 5000
over prior and int. Pophanl ave $ 2!if II OF
aOxldO foreclosure sale. e \ Stock Hst
a. II l. Botty. atty. J I McDonough, ref.
due on iudg 81 costs. S So taxes etc Sl36 40
10 plaintiff for 5000 - - go
IN We o5xG3 story bk h. foreclosure sale: Susan
Nelson e al aet Powers ct al; 9 f Garland
~ DAYTON ref; jugt. $l4 Cos &c: Si29
also l7thsI. same prop, susan Me-
sn act ! p Powers ct al: tudgt &I252O costs.
go also lth ST, Mary
Powers ct al due on tudGt Slui3 81.
costs S24i taxes etc $50 "a t" the PLAINTIFF. Tor
$40 400. il Mo,on-st 40 Of Bleeckerst. 2jN90
foreclosure sale; Susan Nelson 81 al
agt Alfred II Tmpson al 9 i Garland atty John +
sicIn,re ref iudgt S2Gi5I ~: S453 20;
nv II Harnett Il Coz Washington ave. Richmond
IIilI 100 n Elm Place II lots, +30x I5Gxi4Ix2l3
.xecutors ami sale estate Of Goetz. to Goetz
y[r st. 2I3. : 10 II OF sth-av-
25x9S o. story ok dwg and story bk bldg on rear
70 f;oetz FOR $50 400 Park 1000 and 1902,
ii, n : Of each IN about 6JXs23A. two D
story h. executors ana trustees sale 70 y S6n
nell sol White Plains cor 2lotl St u! TX
ioi lOx1I2 SxII13 25x0S sold 10 \ J
pearson for $50 remaining eighteen lots of this
~, tarsb Fisher Mooney & 90: St West. n
o5o n a; Of Amsterdam joX9n H. foreclosure
Iohn al etc, vs. Henry NJ Denton
et all + 4 Middlcbrnok Richard clark ret Judst
costs etc. S7t02 81 assts etc s-i0oo ad1ourhsd !"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-29
EMPEROR GIVES CUP.
William of Germany Honors Ne1o-
York Yacht Club.

Berlin, May 2S.-Emperor William has given
the New-York Yacht Club cup, to be known
as the Emperors Cup, to be competed lol tne
first time next fall. 1t is of gold, two feet hlsh
and has on one side the arms of the united
c+o+ee and those of Germany and the other
the heads of an ancient Teuton and an lndlah
and sketch of the Meteor. The cup Is peihS
made by Tiffany & Co, of New-fork-
Az the New-York Yacht Club last night, EDWARD
H. Wales. of the regatta committee, said that the
club would naturally be pleased to receive SUCH
trophv but that II had not yet received notice OIL
III. Emnerors gift Secretary George A. Cormack
70 whom such comnunca ton would be addressed
has not received any letter from the representative
OF Emperor William
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-29
BUILDING NOTES.

Plans we're filed yesterday at the Bureau OF
buildings Manhattan, for d three story brlck lott
building with stores he erected at the southeast
corner Of Seventh-ave. and Thirteenth-st on a p9t
as 6v2g II feet to replace three two story ana atc
frame dwelling houses which have been theTe Tor L4
o,tar half = century !. Rieber is the owner IS w,
argcr & Son are the architects. The cost Is placed
$1,000. ,.o.4o,. IN four
story warehouse No. 81 Broad-st. which is 10 De
converted into a dwelling house. and VIII be nre-
Droof and heated throughout by hot water Mar
garet Henahan is the owner. J. y eastman Is 'he
erchitect The cost is placed at $4,000 -
plans were also filed for alterations 70 the llbrary
and school of the General Society of Mechanics no
-orty-f0urth-st Two rear extensions SIX stores
high 90 4x535 feet are To- be erected Ihey VIII ee
townsend is the architect The cost is estimated at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-29
COLLEGE MEN READY FOR MEET.
Excellent Entry List and Promise of Good
Sport-The Favorites.

The preIirnnary trials OF the intercollegiate cham
pjonships viii be held Berkeley Oval this after
noon and the final contests Tomorrow Judging
from the excellent entry list the games should be
among the best ever held IN the lntefcolieelate
,rios The following are the favorites in the
arious classes: one hundredyard dash, Duffey.
schick Westney and Moulton; 220-yard run.
Schick Moulton Lightner and Dear; 4io-yard run,
Orton Taylor (of Amherst and Taylor tof Column
bia, ope-nie run. Bowen. ColWelI, Poate and
valeb. two-mie run, Bowen, Schutt. Russell.
Franchot and Colwell: high hurdles. Capp. Amsler,
Bird Cavens and Thomas; shot put, Glass. De Witt,
scboenfrss Tingley and Porter, hammer throw.
~ VIII SheveIin. Harris and Nanduyne; broad
lump Hubbard. bowman Fulton and Foster: high
jj,,,nI ovo herman Serviss. Cornell Tooker.
Porter and Schoil pole vault, Gardiner, MacLana
han and Baird
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-29
MAYOR TO START AUTOMOBILE RACES.

Navor Walsh OF Yonkers will tomorrow after
mon start the first automobile race at he big meet
ing 10 be held over the Empire city track. by
o,.rine mile on the unprepared track on Wednes-
-. 4, 1.05ra Barney Oldfied has proved the speed
~ his machine. and it is asserted that he Will
cover a mile in minute when he races against
Charles 6 Wrdgeway on Memorial Day Not the
-, interesting contest will be the trial of Albert
e,,,tor with his 10-horsepower motor bicycle
o. - T-,,nire track on Wednesday he covered
,,,i,a in f.o5l4 which is a worlds record
class that certain to he fast and interest
- ,ta ave mile for heavyweight ma chimes. Ten
lht 60 have been entered in the middleweight
i for Ga soene Fifteen motor bicycles are
claSS " e3art in the five mile motor bicycle cham
,l{oncrin of America.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-29
NEW BUILDINGS.

Plans for buildings have been filed at the
Buerau of Buildings. Manhattan. as follows:
Stanton and Pitt cor. for six story
brick nathouse. 5Ox436. a Devorsky No 80
East owner; A Badt Union Square - -
assau-st. No ~. for a six story brick Offices.
with store -. ox06 .. " Edgar Estate. No 81
Nassau = Vofz No 100 5th-ave. . -.
architect =
Rivington-st IL. story
brick tenement house so 2XS6I; Lppmnn. No
30 Elm-st owner; Bernstein IL Bernstein No ~
Trinity Place. architects 5000
152d st n 5 " uf Amsterdam ave for
five story brick tenement house. JDSSIu: w
Januoie No 2U6 Broadway, owner. L F j Wei
No l2Ith-st architect oJ.''O
Avenue d OF Sth for story
brick tenement S5.6xsT; l. Nicholson.
No LAG Avenue d @ F Pelham. No 5C3
architect St,''O
7tb ave and 3Oth-st FOR three
brick lofts w +d6x23 II; J Brshn,
No 24i West st. owner: W Berger q Son,
House architects 10000
50th st No for a i've story brick dwelling
house Reed 66l 9Th
9Tchttscts 10000
TIoIsron and st Il for SIX
brc- tenement house with store. 50 2x6S *
IRREGULAR. i Rodman No 1859 Madison ave.
owner bernstein & bernstein architecs...-.. $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-29
REAL ESTATE.


The CrucibIe Steel Company of America has
leased from Benjamin r. Johnston for long term
of years n building to be erected by Mr.. Johnston
No. 40 4I6 Canal-st.. No. So to 66 Narickst
and No. Is Laight-st This plot contains over lo"o
square feet The building will be three or four
stories high and of extra heavy construction as the
ground floor is be used for the storage of steel
The upper stories will be used for the offices of the
company. 1t expected that the building. the
erection of which will be begun immedia tely, Will
be ready for occupancy before October l. At present
the offices of the company are in the Empire Build
ing The Crucible Steel Company of America is
combination of the Park Steel Company BENJAMIN
Atha. IIlingworth & Co and the Crucible Steel
Company The builder Of the building will be Peter
Roberts The brokers in the lease were William a.
White q. Sons and f. a. Tredwell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-29
SAIL FOR SANDY HOOK.
Sir Thomas Lipton's Fleet Sets Ont
for america.

Gourock Scotland May 2s.-Sir Thomas Upton 8
flotilla consisting of Shamrock III. Shamrock l.
the steam yacht Erin and the ocean tug Cruiser
with combined crews of 10 men, sailed from here
for Sandy Hook at ! o'clock this afternoon.
Sir Thomas sailed a short distance on the Sham
rock Before leaving the challenger Sir Thomas
Upton addressed Captain Wringe and the crew as
follows:
which Will be watched by Brtishers the world
6yer know low you lou, will all DO your FUNK we are JUS
titled in hopes of success You are starring ,a
good boat. and it remains for you to do the rest
Goodby! Good luck!
Great crowds of people bade them farewell hags
were everywhere displayed and bands whistles
and sirens combined with the cheering OF the
spectators to give the Cup challenger a great
sendof There a big gathering OF yachts anu
excursion steamers in Gourock Bay They all
sgnalled greetings to the Erin, and their crews ana
passengers cheered the two ShamroCKs as the
achts passed down the bay.
Both the Shamrocks have been fitted with booms
laid fore and aft the masts the taffrail, so as
to give the crews a safe hold in rough weather.
Wire Efelines are placed right around the boats,
and practically every precaution for the safety Oh
the yachts and the comfort of the crews mas oeeh
taken. Sir Thomas said he thought the boats Will
make the passage in sixteen or seventeen days II
is expected that the first between the TWO
Shamrocks in America will be held on June 20
A feet of pleasure steamers accompanied the
yachts as far as Arran Island. Before the latter
were out of sight Sir Thomas sisnalled:
Everything possible will he done to uphold the
honor of the old flag and carry IT TO EicIory Wei
the Reorganization of all to merit the Sis"d''
done. Shamrock
reply sgnalled from the shore was as foi-
lows: pleasant voyage and speedy return with the
Sir Thomas will sail for New-YorS on the White
Star Line steamer Oceanic on June IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-29
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TODAY.

rACING-At Gravesend 2:3o =. m.
LAWN TENNIS Southern championships al "a9'iie'''
la, .RCSSEs-IIar,srd At Cornell
ROVING-Yalc- Springfield Boat 'un e'sh ''feu i"e at
Springfield. Mnss
pOIo-i Westchcster Country Gun, p m
,rtr trf,s intercollegiate Athletic Association cham
niouships berkeley oval: Pamllc"- Moh'cidi ''i'S
Eiteh Gtbool games at Montcair. 3 p m.
,;oI METROPOLITAN Association championships at Dea
Deoch won1ens spring handicap at fnHhhi"hd Nun
AsEHAII-Sational Ieague-I}oston at sew. YORK =
% m: Philadelphia at Bronkh H. ; p, ~ .N'Iei' 80
fearre-Nev- York at Ihiladt lphta. WASHINGTON al
ne,Sn ~ cuts at Detroit Wesleyan at Williams
Other games-PennsylVana at tornel iuIIaE nun a.
Manhattan Georgetown ST Harvard, hobart Al
Rochester.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-29
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Gpne, Joseph to Title Guarantee sSr: and Trust
TeaTE. ~ per ..-...e.. 81
Hanssen. Laura. to LAWYERS Title Insurance
Green Simon 20 Lambert Sudan: I'd st. = -,
c6sSa haw az A zseE sn2i Ee6edow to Bank
NJ & L JarmuIowsky: No 245 Division st: de g,
Jac i samuel TO Bernardina synan $50
East 1rsth st: PRIOR mortgage. $4,000 due No .
vember l. 1903; per :
Metropolitan Printing Company te TIE CuS ar nf
Kent Emily T. to Maude L Cecil Barring No IS
North William st lbeinG all that remains since
opening Of No IL Chatham-st): interest and time .
same to same: no 49, water-st v cor Fletcher
St interest and time due as per bond AM, inns -
same "a as SANE No 400 water-st: also No 211
south-st interest and time due. as per bond 9
Same to same. Nos 733 and T35 East 18th st. also
Nos 7a4 and 7s6, East 14th-st interest and time -
same to same. Nos $50 and 3s5 West Broadway -.
same to same ' 9o Isl vests interest and
pa5 9 ' Jennie 70 Title Guarantee Tus
COMPANY. Nos S21 and 323 West 53trrst: -
Clinton Realty Company to Lydia Sullivan;
Nos 80 and s. West 2 ,on prior mortgage p,
annfbar t3steHs 4th ave %os ssi and sSs
corner 27th-st Nos 1o4 and 100. years. ~ -
pierTepont Realty Company to walter Reid & CO.
s. Nicholas ave corner 1891 81; prior mort
gage SI6S. 600. secures bond Of Jacob II Butter
for completion Of building Broadway. " .
between lOsth and 109th SITS. and performances
Of contract extent Of $50 COO
Schwartz. Max. and wife TO the Independent Order
o Birth Abraham Of the United states; Hous- -.
ton St No 25T to 2s3 East. indemnity bond 70
Same and another to same: Houston 81. . 8. - n
" of suffolk st: indemnity bond .
r. & VI Cornell Company 10 United states
Mortgage ami Trust Company. trustee, 18th
St : leo u Of nth ave: prior mortSaEs
sI20O1p: also property at Putnam County. y
about - ares In, ~ ".s $50 "a T
Esr ~" "ent gold bonds 900
The W ornans Hotel Company to LAWYERS Mort
gage Insurance Company. Goth St n :. 100 II e -
Of Madison-ave: due May l. 1908. per cent +5o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-29

title etc. which Blanche Hauel de Los.rot nad on ~
yeInoer 1885 since; Isaac Josephson. atty' "
o Brien. Sheriff.
b d Phoenix Ingraham & 22s and go ols 81.
400 n OF 1othave. 5Ox1OO5: sty stone IronI
ten MS Hubbard acting trustee ast Jas MAR III ~,
81 al; e Morgan Son. attys: Everett. re1 amt
due. US $50 10; taxes etc 81 300 .
By Joseph Day: 13c3d-st, 5 I35 II OF ON
zoHS9ll story ten h; T c ZeraEa agt Agnes
81 al Hurry d, attys VI J snuedaria. ref amt Que
S1OS11 o.
W BY James l. Wells; ~ linton ave s. % Y n OK
Westminster 2fx11T6: story h; sylvester
Pope ct al as trustees ] Meehan AL \ Elkus
atty; l. W Thomson. ref; SII0+4 %; taxes ETC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-29
PICKET VETERANS TO ORGANIZE.

Henry Martin and W FenwieK' OF ms Guy, are
Ito, AZ a meeting this afternoon ON June
q New-York will have it's annual veteran game
,,,b philadelphia There will also be malG inrs ne
win ii ,,aterans of New-York and New
IVA b.t ween Manhattan and BrookIyn ana ~ hhs
anu Oshe,,eb, that these matches Wouid pettsI %
been 6 ~ an organization instead Of iudiV'dusA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-29
SHEVLIN THROWS HAMMER 1IO ZEE !.

>-ou. Haven Conn May 2S.-The Yale University
.a,,, ,oar, will leave New-Haven curly tomorrow
morning 10 compete in the intercollegiate games.
,-optain Thomas has given up hopes of perning
baing able 10 compete in the half mile His physical
,,dt,iou Is such as TO make his entry extremely
..-a,,- In nractice at Yale Field this afternoon
Sbevlin hurled the hammer 10 feet Bowman. the
baseball pitcher will go to New-io tomorrow
nstb TIC team and will return 10 this city
10 morrow night and pitch against Princeton on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-29
tn REPORT ON AUTOMOBILE TEST.

. r4port will soon be made pubic by Secretary
r,,,ler of the Automobile Club OF America OF the
recent commercial vehicle test held III Inns 'i'S =.
b,rs,o renort Is promised. 1t is expected
An LII I several DAYS before il is completed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-29
RECORDED TRANSFERS.

May l39s se6stt 9 5 h:nfy to:s Gz
JACOB 5S R.Sg
s PGTsfioP NJ m9s s East $500 s.o ob1 .,v 100
TO to Lille c Field mortgage. $4,000 100
iooii; Robert wallace to carrie shotTsn:
a5th st. Sos s. and s. west 4ixaso Lydia
Sullivan to Clinton Realty Company; mortgage
12?th-st Nos $40 and 5st West 541iooii. Andrew
nrose to Bertha Nonnsnbacher: mortgage 200
loiA s5ss. t. sss 2''a & sssS 5.ao s
" So ISL No i9 1851 20 as lGz I? S6rSS Wit
!am: 3, 1883 & $40 81 04's Wasss-
Woosss5s N9s 60 and L.; q West ,.i BFosdway
as S' and s IS East s s, Nos q and So
sSs; Sau 9e"f!y Barring 10 to Emily Kent
s,s.aSs Eo l7s sxic9: is
ss's % East is15.
5.cs,elo to to- lane THOMPSON Nominal
WIN . ADAM no nar;;cage $50 900 ee. 1880
eIec;toro 70 casorc. % so1dt - 100
Patterson to CITY Real Estate Company. and ,o,
1,. ca g; Tortsage $1,000 a;,so i.,si, "
Rinaldo to Maurice strauss one-third part
llsth-s 30 iii West 251iooII: july, Ssha,' 80
w %fn9 K 10 M 20 s. M asd
Pssx esr5f sn ss1 s1 81
f6n HEM Go1 to @ 100
FORSYTH 1905 Z, Of De! s11cs a., 5'1 an
os8 8eGis moEass 50 SaUs' s. anu 100
e Estate N so Company aad ' to Gsi
1l7th.f a nos q and a West 5oxioo11: Clara
Max and another to Isaac Rosenz~eis and an Nominal
Convent-sve S E corner 146th-st runs e along
I42dss 2x S9Ilx 2Ss % u to Ossin nn1t
gage $4,000: and .;;,,.., h'
'' schmid 5ec; 4, To 70
so; Joseph wilhenfeld Charles Lebenstein: no
st 5 30 # v Of 9Th ave 25xas.s The
dore W Meyers to Lee shubert: mortgage 500 TOO
9Th ave- e corner 2sth-s runs silk SIX
w P BENJAMIN 20 Sire 20 ali
Lf 5a9s ak 461Ss as1 il
St 25xi5o: samuel Wolf Ell al to ReinhaFd x,,,,,.,
SigmsF ga a m9T'sase a S4S Ami. Deb to
the stuyHessnt Company: mort
Ja H@sf 60 . to 81 6qe1 1s4!
tor to Edward r wharton. mort 5000
11it5est. Nos Ss and 20 East 66 sxioo11: David
BenoIel to Abraham Hymanson ct al: mort ,oo
BoS SSme s.:. a SaSlss.. Ag ssSlS sic
1sSnsoaaye. ! 4 q 81 l2t'h 5 !, runs " w
s sn5nE m6 riga $50 and ar s.nss 100
ass bynss 90 to 6 Of D 8fdns
8. s1l. 6 IA X.
1 gInn.n I,ortrage sI5 ot. q g and ~ 100
54th-st 10 " ave 11I1oo5. Ruth
Draper Mary LOrton; mortgages. -
Sergeant cram referee to- Len Hiiborn n 75O
t1sse 70 Colonial Real Estate Association 10000
M eo5nia fo Real Estate Association $1,000
1881 st. 100 II of Tth- ave. 1880 IL.
Mabel a Downing to Kate Noble: mortgage =,
Columbus ave 8 5OT II of 1Osth-st 5O.31
Adler ct al, mortgage s44 900. Nominal
Rivington-st. Nos 10 and 81 Chryste- ST. No LES.
> cor 5Oxs1; Abraham kassel to Ptncus
Lowenfeld and another. mortgage, $4,000: o ,oo
ssth-st No eos West 2Tx1Oos: Jeanette p Coin
Conrad r Gross and another; mortgage
2'th.s r W. 49, r ol ~ Iesenh stickney 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-29
AMERICAN SAILORS RACE IN FRANCE.

yilleerancbe France. May ga sailing match
between boat crows from the United states cruiser
Chicago and the United states suh'oa' -Ni' "is'S
e.. - ,,,,, ,,~osortad nv James Gordon Bennett was
decidcd ms afternoon The ChicaGo's crew won.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-29
NAY RACE SATURDAY,.
Dir. Belmont Orders Ne1c Topmdst
for the Constitution.

Mr. Belmont said last night that he would 90
his best to get the Constitutions ready Tor Sat"t-
day He has ordered new topmast from frlS'ol'
and hopes it will arrive to-day. He seemed par
tfcrlarlv anxious to get into the race Inc yaSflI
iii, ,-or,atNv 20 to CITY Island TO have the stump
.a1,.r ont and the new topmast fitted. MI BEL
mont said he had no regrets over yesterday snow
ing by the Constitution as ne 'housi' '1''
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BASEBALL.
CHICAGO Beats Giants to I-TdylOr
an Poor Form.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE

NATIONAL, LEAGUE E.
CHICAGO :. New York / iF'ttsburE. =. Boston. q.
T-oak1n = st Louis ! Philadelphia. 6; Cincinnati. 8
AMERICAN LEAGUE
>cvr-4orl =. Philadelphia. =. st. Louis.
F7ston = Washington I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-29
THE RECORDS.
NATIONAL, LEAGUE.
AMERIcAN LEAGUl

,Dummy'' Taylor in poor form yesterday
He was hit freely. and relieved by Miller The
result o. TIE game practically never in doubt
after the second inning. when the visitors made
fo-~ Tuns J TAYLOR pitched fer Chicago. and held
The Giants down every inning NTH the exception
a. tn eighth. when the home team made its only
CHICAGO played errorless game. other
features were Killings batting and Tinkers good
al around play The score
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BROOKLYN WINS FROM ST. LOUIS.
Doyle Makes Two Triples, a Double and
Single Hit-Score to 4

Brooklyn TIE third game Of the series with
& Tos;s Yesterday at Washington Park by a score
q : 10 The contest interesting throughout
and was stubbornly fought. The home team was
ycak - its batting the first three innings. but
improved the game progressed Doyle was me
hero ~ The hat making two triples. a double and
3 single The St. Louis team played an errorlesS