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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-17
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Charles Wynne has sold No. Is East One-hun-
dred-and-eeventh-st.. to Mr.. Barnett, nve
story frame house 25x9ix1GO feet He has also sold
Nos 17s and Us West undred-and- thirty
seventh-st. to D. Mahoney and ]. Cahill He has
bought No. 81 West One cumberland fourteenth
St. five story fathouse a lot 25xlO0 feet
G. BreteH & Son have sold for Howard Gardner
and anothre person No 316 East One-hundred-and-
eighteenth-st. two story frame house on a lot
25=1G9 feet.
John Z. Kirwan has sold for William Baldwin
No 533 West Forty-fifth-st. five story and base
ment four family tenement house. size 25xS5xl0o5
feet. to investor.
SwartwOut & Co. the two five story triple fiat =
houses Nos. go and 552 West One-hundred-a and
feet He has sold through a Mr.. Bau to an in
tending occupant the three story brOwnstone high
stop dwelling hoqss oa S2 f West
Horace n Kiibourn has sold No. 315 West Sew
enty-eghth-st-. a five story dwelling house. on lou
L. ]. Phillips & Co. In conjunction with Fred
eTick Zittel, have sold for Sallie Fellowes 20 d
Agatha Waldorf has sold No. 1.799 Lexington
ave, I'VE story hatbouse. on iot ZXt1,
the southeast corner of One-hundred- and-tWelith-
ST. We'll & Mayer the buyers. =
Israel Schneider has resOld No. II East One-huh-
dred-and-f iteenth-st. a five story hathouse on
LowenfeId & Prayer have sold to Guglelmo
Georgia No 327 East One-hundred and seven
feminist. five story tenement house on lot
Cioyd L. Boykin has sold for Charles F. Ehlers
TO Stern & Co No 22j East One-hundred and
twenty-sixth-st., a five story tenement house on
Murray & Hin have sold Nos 1O6 and 1Os West
d-thirty-sevCnth-st.. two five story
Mrs. Annie p. Jameson has sold No. James
sI2. .
No 29 FH MR. tentetb-st Ave
story fathOuse on lot 2jxlCo1i feet
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GRANT AND LIE ROY ON THE COURTS
Play at New-York Lawn Tennis Club To-
day-Kings County Finals.

The lawn tennis players who have recently re-
turned from their laurel winning trip abroad VIII
to-day be matched against HOlcombe Ward and
several Of the other ranking men the courts OF
the New-York Lawn Tennis Club. One hundred
and-twenty third-st. and St Nichoas-ave.. at re
ception given by the club to Wylie c. Grant and
Robert lie Roy who members of the organiza-
ton Grant and lie Roy won the interna tiona!
championship i'm the tournament At Homburg. Ger
many. where their playing greatly interested the
Emperor. lie Roy also the European cham
pionship title in the singles at The Hague. and as
a team the American pair the doubles also in
that tournament
The finals IN the club championship tournament
Of the Kings County Tennis Club will be played
this afternoon the courts of the club Bergen
ST and Kingston-ave. Brooklyn. II is expected
that Frederick q. Anderson and Samuel G. West
fall will win in the doubles. Because of the IN
finished tournament the series of interclub matches
with the team of the West Side Tennis Club. of
Manhattan, has been postponed until next week.
The contests Will be started next Saturday, and
Will be in both singles and doubles. Burchard,
Fisher, Cragin and Bostwick are the prohabe play
ors on the West Side team and Anderson. DIR.
Frazer Westfan and Mollenhauer the Kings
County team. The matches all TO be the best
three out of five sets.
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REALTY NOTES.

Charles f. Duross has sold the five years lease
and furniture of the four story and basement build
ing. No. 153 West FOurteenth-st for Miss Mary
Nicholson. to \. and J. Delaney, at $500
Z. J. SChweig & Co. have leased for the John w
Stevens Building Company. TO large costume
house. the sixth loft in the mercantile build
ing being erected at Nos. 81 and 80 East Twen-
ty-frst-st. The lease is for long term OF years
a a rental Of 5000 a year.
Adelstein & Avrutine are the buyers Of Nos. 81
and 1876 BrOOme-St.
Edward kohu < Co ana Amos , l@aHlphear Were
the brokers in the sale Of Nos. $50 and 30 West
Seventy -iTSt-St.
Julius Friend reports the following leases: For
Jonas I.augefeld and William Eek. to Price x
WilIgerodt the building No. % Sixth-aye-. for a
Of years. $500 a year for Jonas Somehow
and Myer GUggenheim. to Love. Scott * JaursCh
square feet, at No 1872 to POO Creene-st for
five years. for the MitCheIl-NanCe COMPANY TO
Heller * CO.. 1000 square feet at No. ~ Broad
way five years. for the estate of Jacob SChOue-
to the Norwich Nickel and Brass Company store
and basement at No ~ Broadway. for hve years.
for DOniger Brothers. to Shaft 4 BrCdy. 1000
square feet. at Nos. p and % West Fourth-st and
for Joseph J. Little. to Julius Segel 10000 square
feet, No. 413 Broadway.
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HARVARD's HARD GAME WITH ARMY

Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
Cambridge Mass, oct. 1.-THE following twen-
ty-four members of the Harvard football squad
left Cambridge this afternoon for West Point,
where Harvard will play the army eleven this after
noon; Wilder Carrick. A. Marshall, Robinson
McFadon. Knowlton Parkinson. Mercer, Bleakie.
Meier Bowditch lie Moyne. CIothier, Montgom-
cry. Nichols, Hurley Nesmth. Randall, Dodge;
Schoelkopf Hanley Harrison. Marshall and
Moves The coaches expect the game TO be the
hardest yet played. and say it will probably be
much harder fight than last year. when Harvard
won Il 6. Harvard will take only four OF last
years team into to-day's game, while the Army
eleven will line UP with all four OF last year s
PAYERS. There sCrmmage this AFTERNOON
but the first and second elevens each had half an
hours signal practice The squad VIII go down to
New-York by the Fall River boat going from
Ncv-York TO West Point by special car tar-
ward will line up as follows: lie Moyne. left end
Parkinson, left tackle; Robinson, left guard
Wilder centre; A. Marshall, right guard; knowl-
ton. right tackle; Bowditch right end; G. b: Mar
shall. quarterback: Nichols. left half; Hurley,
right half Harrison or Haney. fuback.
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$4,000
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GOLF.
FOr Hills Tournament Resumed 7Cith
MQtch Plan Rounds.

The postponed match play round in the Fox HIS
tournament was decided yesterday the Staten
Island links and to-day the semi-hnals and finals
will be played, each at eighteen holes. The quail
tying round was started last week, but further
progress was prevented by the storm. and the
two sixteeus had until tomorrow night IN when
TO complete their scores. As a result OF yester-
days play /. l.. Kellogg will meet &. s Bottone
and Frank Sears Will meet J. NJ. Ward this morn
ing for the Fox Hills Cup. while in the consolation
cup division Keller Will play Morse and COrbett
will play Harris. The summary: - -,
Fox Hills Cup. L. Kellogg. Fox Hills, beat y w.
Anthony. Deal, up. to play; b. ; B9ttome: + OK
Hills beat C. = Pinkney Fox Hills. | up Frank sears
Fox Hus beat f. f Hunt. New York, up, . T. play .
J. Ward. Hills. beat J. A Jamie, Fox Hlls b
up. to play. - -
Consolation CUP : Keller. Westchester. beat G E
Armstrong Fox Hills. 1 ny. l play Hazvu Morse
Apawamis beat Z. 9 Talcott. ApawamIjs 4 up 10
Fox Hills. up 10 hoesl: W. " Harris. Fox HIS
beat Samuel Start. Brooklyn. up, = to play
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FIFTH RACE-HiChwelEht han,
and upward. six furionRs.
INTII RAC-For three ea--ods and upward; selling
RESULTS AT WORTH.

Chicago oct. l6-Firs. race zone and one sixteenth
uileslTancred. 100 tScullyp. Major .IHoh
100 IL. Wilson, 10 J. second: Nandarnus lu- NM
DER. - l. third Time 1888. Alec. Benson CAD
well. Fl Ghor and Homiy also ..--,
second race olve fur '1gsg Testimony. llo 'ea.ns
II =. Chockavottc. 10 Il. WILSON,. . 70 J.
second Discriminate los ,NcoI. 70 third. Time.
OPS Belle Juan. Troron. -. Paula, Martus and
King C'rpke- also
Third RAGE 0andicRp; a7i ore-sNteeth miles Ga
Major Tenny @6 -. Bonner1. even. Won BY Ways, go
O. WILSON,, second, Alfredo. - III Imlls', >
], third. Time. 1873 Albert F. Dewey, cur l,ssie,
lighter. His Eginc0ce Huzzah also ran MAJ
Tennv and BY Ways coupled in the betting rs Hhdrehs
Fourth race give furonEs) Golden Rule ll3 'Adknsl
. won. Tan Shanter - I'hilliTs y 20 . seeQnc
Nayor johnson. lea Cd Haln. 30 q l. thTd Tine
o2. Whisky King. Fily Dock and Ir.tss also ran
Fifth Zone milc-tTo Between, 1u5 Garrel, : TO
= Dunrannon. - III Pb.llTsl. s 20 .. secona
oleometer. silver spinner and L ChaI"rone also ran
10 . won; Ma'mselle. lCl UoaN. to 2 second;
Worthlngton. lO7 tAdaus1. 10 l. third. Time, 1908
Belle OF Milford, The Stev-des Ti7ga sidney SABBATH
and Psrca G SO
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RACING A. Brighton Beach and Chicago.
FOOTBALL. columbia and Amherst. ar New York, Cor
nell and Bueh~eII. ithaca. University of P.nusy-
z-q-fa and Brown. a. philadelphia. Princeton and
s-fi-. Indians Trin~et. n Yale and Terusl llana
state college. N-W Haven. Initei states Military
a..sar1r and Harvard. Wo=r Point Dartmouth
md Williams NeHt.v-u. Centre NaW YORK iri
,ers7ry and stevens ~ tIlo Field N.uhaffau and
seton Han. 81 Jasper oval Intet states Naval
A.qGrr1t and Dickinson Annapolis. Lafayette and
r-r-.f.srs Wesleyan and Rensselaer, Poly
-.rp-,i, Tveft1fe. Nfdlafown. Harerforl and
F-raut1ir and Marshall. Haye-tori. Union and Eut
rers al S-r.n. raIt. Hobart and University 81 Roch
go, N G--.ya. Tufts and Rates a. Medf0ri. syria
crea and Colgate ar Srraruea. Gettysburg and SUs
qu.Nanra. ar SeliuSEr"N"
TENNIS Invitation tourney 10Y charity. Englewood
] Field club.
POLO --ua .7r1r A series. at Van CHrriand' Park
GOLF Fox HfIIs finals ana FINALS open tsur1a
r1r-- postponed fr.n last week match with -
Ar7,ayys Ei,srrs' ral.f.tu- Hunting ION Na1l-v.
..r47.r-a championship. 'f HfIHlrflf1 Wg-tcf-eter
dub ghamtiHu-hIp. Richmond iill. club champion
ship second round. match r'aE- Hillside semi finals.
Ey.r-s7a Handicap tuu. Araelts MIXED fnurStoIne=
FneI.,,as.3 club chaIaaion-nIp. qualifying round,
n4Ilap. tsrIaIn-= coz. H3Thr Itl. team match
with Ivestrhe-ter- Mount Pleas nj. club champion
shin. ApavauIs handcap ana TWO cups. E1U.as.ay.
lfr-ers. f.auEft.p. admission
prize. Raitu-r1l club championship for women
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NEw-ENeLAND COLLEGE GOLF TOURNEY

Providence r. L. oct. 1.-THE tournament Of the
New-Englaud intercollegiate Golf Association was
continued here to-day when the individual contests
were begun The following eight qualified for
match play Mercer Davis. Mason and R Il. Jones.
OF Brown: Anderson. Jones and Clark of Amherst
and Cakes Of Bowdoin The first round of match
play leaves three Brown men and one Amherst man
in the mi-inals. which will be PLAYED tomorrow
forenoon. with the buaIs in the afternoon. The
summary.
First rourd-Audersou. Amherst. beat Clark Am
herst. g up and - play Mason. Brown beat Cakes
Bovdoin, 3 up 1 play: Mercer. Brown beat
Jones' Amherst. up and play; Davis, Brown beat
Jones, Brown up and TO play.
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AMHERST is FIT FOR COLUMBIA.

Amherst. Mass. oct. Is Disqualification one
hundred and fifty men accompanied the Am
herst football team to New-York this afternoon,
where Amherst meets Columbia tomorrow. Am
herst will make no excuse in case she loses to-
norrow's game for the men are in the best OF
con iition and the work Of the week has put the
team in excellent playing trim. Shay, Hubbard
and Coc-eshaH are fast behind the line. and
are the hea West backs Amherst has had for years,
while Daniels and Chase at end. have improved
considerably since the victory over Harvard on
last SATURDAY.. Lewis will play quarter and the
line from left tackle to right will be Delhi. How
ard Behrens. Palmer and Pierce.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Godspeed Realty improvement Company % Henry
Feuerstein. l1sth-st. No - West; prior mort
Olsen Anton l.. Co NIv-r Helirnans 26rh-st Nos
Ia and las West. / year. . Per cent ....-.-
Totas George g. % John Bell, tist-st. g.
5O36 Il " 81 west Ent-ave; years. 4's per
cent e., ,5. Van Torien --,,,;
Company; 73d - No al O. no East: year.
per cent .-........ ..r--
mortgage. ss5. 100 due February 10. 1915, q per
cent; notes. -. :.
pany: esth-st n 3 AIS n OF Park-ave:
Years. A1 per cent. ~.....s.s.ssss.ss.ssss.
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PRINCETON HAS STIFF PRACTICE.

Princeton, y. j.. oct. Is (SpeciaD.-The Tigers
expect a hard game TO the finish with the Indians
tomorrow. and have made two changes in the
lineup Miller will cover right end, while Dillon
the freshman. will play centre, as Barney is
laid up with wrenched knee. This afternoon ;
practice was stiff. and attention was gwen 70
braalkinr the interference on end runs. King, the
right halfback seems to have his position undls,
rIIfed He made three brilliant runs to-day and
was hard to hold Kendall who played Tor the
first time yesterday. did much of the puntlnB Inc
second team made "A first down to-day. De Witt
failed again i'm an attempt a. kick a field goal
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INDIANS HOPE FoR CLOSE GAME.

Carlisle Penn oct. l6 (SpeciaD.-The Carlisle
Indians. twenty-five in number. left here this al
ternoon for Princeton. To-mOrrows will be the
first game between Princeton and the Indians IN
three years. The Indians are in excellent shdpe'
and expect a close game. Johnson, the captain
ard ouarterback who was injured early in the
season has recovered and will play. Bowen the
big guard will be in the game for the first time
this season The probable lineup Will be; JUDE
left end: White left tackle Dillon. left guard;
Shouchuk centre Zubo, right guard; ENendlne
right tackle: Mathews. right end; Johnson quar-.
terlack: sheldon. left halfback; Charles rght
balfback and Williams, fullbaCk.
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YALE TEAM is CRIPPLED
Kinney and Bloomer Not to Play
AGAINST Penn. State.
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

New-Haven, Conn. Oct l6.-Yale will meet Penn
sylvania State tomorrow with several OF the
varsity laid up account of a sudden slump IN
condition. Kinney has bruised foot and VIII
not play. and Boomer who has stomach trouble,
will also be out. Hogan. in spite of contrary re-
ports, will play part of the game, as will Rock
well. who has bruised hand. Morton and Fian-
ders will play guards tomorrow, andrews and
Turner tackles and soper quarterback: To-Day
there was no attemept at score making. ne
varsity lined up with Hogan, Shevlin. Rafferty,
and Rora back in the line, and broke through TO
stop goals from the field by Bowman. The second
team got all around shaking up Lawrence
tackle. went to end Bissell tackle, TO centre;
Miller and Trip guards. to tackles; Scott, centre
10 guard, and Irwin. tackle, to guard.
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CORNELL TEAM IN GOOD SHAPE.

Ithaca, y. Y, Oct 16 CSpeciaD.-Cornell will
enter to-morrows game against Bucknell with
her eleven in the best shape 1t has been in any
game this season. Wilder. the left guard, Is again
in condition to play, and Lawrence left end, Is
practising regularly. Brewster and Coffin are In
much better form than they were week ago
against Colgate Newman, a freshman who did
good work tackle early in the year, is again
in shape to try for a place: A number of new
PLAYS will be used Saturday. On defence the
work Of the team is fairly good although the ends
are rather uncertain. The back field is strong on
I he dofp
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coE AND REILLEY TO PLAY WITH N. Y. U.

Ia preparation for the game with Stevens lnsti-
tutr to-day the New-York University football
team held light practice yesterday, running
through signals and perfecting new plays. Both
Coe and Kelley have removed their conditions and
will play to-day strengthening the left side OF the
line which was weak last Saturday. Newly ork
will open the game follows: COnnell. lett END;
Kelley. left tackle: COe. left guard; Friedburg
centre: Chamberlain, right guard; Callahan. right
tackle Lowry right end: Hulsart quarter; Tuthill
left half. Mcdowell right half. ROgge, fullback.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-17
HUNT STARTS FROM LOCUST VALLEY

Hampstead. Long Island. oct 10 Special
Twenty members of the Meadow Brook Hunt Club.
with n number of farmers, took part to-day i'm a
fox hunt. starting from the Piping Rock Show
Ground near Locust Valley. Two foxes were
holed. Tomorrow a drag hunt will be held. Those
who were in AT the time Reynard was holed were
Foxhall Keene NJ F H.; T. n Ellis. Harry Page.
Percy Chubb Singleton Van SChaick. &. Smith
Samuel Wilets Fred Dixie. Ernest Hayes. W. q.
Parks. Morgan Grace and W. +. Grace, Jr.
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PLANS FOR A BIG STABLE.

Plans were filed yesterday at the Bureau Of
Buildings Manhattan for a five story and base
ment brick stable for The American Express Com
pany. The building Will be erected at No. 219 to
227 Forty-secOnd-st.. and No. 212 10 226 East
Forty-thrd-st II Is TO ne OF ornamental brick.
Provision has been made for the addition of two
stories the Fortv-seCOnd-St. section IL
Will cost $4,000 Charles W ROmeyn is the archi-
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AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

BY the Brokers Realty and Mortgage Company: 419
18Th ST. n S. 20 II OF 9Th ave 2IxG31 Z. story b
bldg foreclosure Curnea Benjamin
- L Chesehro et al. : T Carater. atty, J Z Hen
messy fuIgt and int. S}f3 ~
and int. taxes. etc. $G3t 50 and int
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WARD AND WARE BEAT THE WRENNs.

Englcwood. y. j.. oct. 16 (SpeciaD.-In the tennis
exhibition at the carnival at the EngIewood Ten
mis- club held for the benefit of the Englewood
Hospital this afternoon. the Wrenn brothers were
defeated three of four sets by Messrs Ward
and Ware. Ct Sc. 81. 6-l There will be wom-
ems doubles tomorrow afternoon.
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THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

observation-disclosures ty-sxth-st south side. IS feet
west Of S.. Anns-ave., two five story brick tene-
mcrt houses. 5sx54. John d Crimmins, owner;
John IT, Friend. architect. $500
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ENeLEwooD WOMEN GOLFERS WIN.

The Englewood team won the Class champion
ship of the Women's Metropolitan Golf AssOCia-
ton yesterday by defeating the Richmond County
women. y to 0. The match played on the
links Of the Englewood team. which has
broken record Of victories for the entire series.
The Richmond County players were completely
outclaSsed and were not able to score a single
match. The summary:
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Real Estate.
Land Charged with
Payment of Legacy
Unknown tOOwners

In 1914 c. VI. died and by VIII left a tract
Of land TO two sons charging the land with
payment Of a legacy Of S467 in favor OF his
son George for life, and after his death FOR the
use Of the heirs Of George. He died in 1851.
leaving as his only heir his granddaughter. who
knew nothing Of her Creat-grandfatLer's be-
quest In 1894 she learned through an aged
grand-uncle Of this bequest and brought suit
to recover. The Court decided that she was
entitled to recover the S467 and interest at 6
per cent from 1919 a period Of nearly fifty
years. The persons then in possession Of the
property We're obliged % have it sold or pay
the money.
Ii this company had insured the title
IL would have conducted. az its own cost, the
litigation involved.
1t would if defeated. have made good the loss
to the insured.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.

iO5th st. y, 323 10 So East. for a three story
brick laundry building. 4JxeO. Uhlf-Ider 4
Weinberg owners, l. % Maurer. architect --.- 50.
42i st. No 2l9 TO 81 East and fSI 81. No 2l2 70
30 East. for a five story and basement brick
stable. l3oX2tp 10 American ENpress Company
O. " Rome VI. architect 40
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RE4L ESTATE.
The Burlington Hotel Leased for a
Term of Years.

Evelyn 1. Hudnut and another person have leased
to ]. L. FOrtescue the Burlington Hotel NO.
to II West Thirtieth-st a new six story hotel, FOR
ten years. at "A graduated rental of from $500 &c
Si5,COo n year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-17
coLUMeIA's OUTLOOK is GLOOMY.

The Columbia players had light practice yester-
dav. running through signals for half an hour and
then lining up briefly for special work in getting
down the field on punts. The varsity forwards
were slow but there was little fumbng. Amherst
is uicksd To win to-lay's game. with little hope of
victory held even by Columbia,s most ardent sup
por,ers The small score against SwarthmOre and
Amhcrst's victor, Harvard far from en-
co1,ragirg TO the mon at Morningside. The prob
able Uneun is: Bishop. left end: Browne. left
tackle. Tonlnson. left guard. Bruce centre; stang
land right guard T. Thorpe. right tackle; Buell.
right end: Jones quarterback; Duel left hanback,
Fisher right halfbaCk. and Smith fuilback.
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SALE OF A FIFTH-AVE. HOUSE.

Martin & Brother are reported to- have sold No.
! G56 Fffth-aVe a four story and basement dwelling
house. on 4 lot - 6xI022 feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-17

We meet here again Tonight to indorsc tn g
Democratic administrator that bns been
presided over so ably md 50 successfully by
that unswerying. fearless Democrat, Robcr
A. Van Wyck. We have apologies to
oner. We hive nothing for which apollo
1Dol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-17
POWEIL.TON.
HARE0R NIL.
MRS REATR'5 PENNSYLVANIA TITLE.

Philadelphia, oct 16.-Mrs. Theodore ". ReaJh,
Of the Riverton N. j. Golf Club. to-day Won the
golf championship of Philadelphia the links OF
the Huntingdon VALLEY Country cub defeating
Mrs [. F. Fox, who held It's championship, up
and l to play.
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powELLToN DEFEATS HARBoR HILL.

Newburg y. Y, oct 10 (SpeciaD.-The match
here to-day in the Glass Il series in the WOmers
Metropolitan Golf Association resulted in a vic
tory for PoNvolltOn HarbOr Hill. To 8. and
as EngIewoOd its match to-day. this gives
PowelltCG second place by one point. The score