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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-22
PAIN OF UNCERTAINTY.
orf CT

81 wonder obviously cogitated Walker
Farr, the eminent 10-20-and 30-cents-ad-
mission tragedian, whether"
He paused. as the clamor of the audi
ence rose higher and higher.
they are applauding my efforts or
daring me to come out?''
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-22
New interpretations.

Articles of incorporation were filed to-
day by the Minnesota Rural Telephone
company Of Osseo. The capital stock is
placed at $4,000.
The Zenith Furnace company Of Duluth
has increased it's capital stock to $1,000
600.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-22
Governor STAYS at Home.

Governor Van SAINT has been obliged to,
decline invitations to make Memorial Day
addresses at Milwaukee, Wis, and at Mil
bank, S. D. He will be the speaker at st.
Paurs Memorial Day exercises, which are
to be held from the steps Of the new cap
itol building.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-22
ECZEMA KEPT SPREADING.

ECZEMA KEPT SPREADING.
Six years ago my wife had breaking out below
her knees. At first red bumps appeared, but soon
white, husky abs came, and when these would
shed off the place became red again, and would
sleep. At times a yellow water from the
bumps, and it kept getting worse and worse. Our
family physician pronounced it Eczema and pre-
scribed ointments and powders; but it kept
spreading, breaking out on her body and arms,
and almost closed mp her ears. The druggist at
Garner told me to try S. s. g., which she did, and
after taking several bottles cured, and is
well to- day and has been for years.
Garner, N. G. w. A. HOCUTT.
over-acid and impure blood, the treatment
internal. Purify the blood and the skin
8 better blood remedy can be found than
,ur and acid blood, rids it of all impurities
and poison, stimulates the sluggish or
= gans, and invigorates and tones up the
! entire system; and as all skin eruptions
! like Eczema are only symptoms or signs of
\ bad blood, they naturally disappear when
4 that vital fluid is again restored to health.
S. S. S. is guaranteed strictly vege-
purifier, but splendid tonic and appetizer,
ledicine. Treat Eczema through the blood,
.nently rid of it. Write for our book on the
b is mailed free Medical advice furnished
z SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GAs
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-22

But why did he marry?'
80 as to have some one to help him
live within his income. He couldn't do it
alone"
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-22

lated poisons, Eczema at
tacks with redoubled 'vio-
lence, and the sufferer is al
most distracted by the fear
full itching and burning. 1t
is the most uncomfortable
and aggravating of all skin
eruptions and a terror IN
warm weather.
Localremedies give tenn
porary ease, but as Eczema
is not due to outside causes,
but to a disordered condi-
ton Of the system and an
must he constitutional. or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-26
BRITT GETS DECISION.
Fight scitb Young COrbctt' Lasts
T5ccnty Rounds.
Icy TELEGRAPH To TIE -arBrxE.I

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back Wildly ma received a 'l' S"l''s "' 'i'e "a"
flat nearly 'h'a l'iH n'N' 49, "'I ''e
best CT inc ulTa round dolHs ai '"e E''' III
fighting
IN -'r rrrrrr round t-o-lort made the blood flow
-. - a.. -. 49,, ,r;-t, . .-rsos,
H''N rom mas "It""''' Jus, WIN TINT
left 20 The nose He had all tho best ~ the round
After eor,s,r- q fc,r vicious blows 70 BIRTHS body
-, - a. "a, -, - ,-o-l,o., -,--t-,, n
ana face in The SIKH rouha. 'or"ci received d
hard LETT over the eye which tore " open ana made
Il bleed -orfo71slv Both mon showed badly dis
,.--s o. t ~. s,rlg--t.,, ,,..-1 iv v-b,p yeryt,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-26
REALTY NOTES.

Parsons & Holman are IN" buyers Of the Ore
gon Nos. 3 and ~ West One-hur1red-au and twenty
scvcuth-st.. the whitehall Realty Company. Of No.
o 20 rs West Ffftocnth-st., and Ex-Governor Levi
T. Morton Of tho Constance apartment house. az
tho northeast corner Of Onehunlrcd-
ST and 81. \iCholns-avc.
NJ & L. Hess have leased for Joshua Silverstein
tho six story nathousc. No. 80 to 332 East Twen-
tiptr-st for term Of Years. 20 tenant at an
aggregate rental 81 $500
The tease Of No 3li Fifth-ave. by Frank T. Mar
tin to the Ovington Brothers Company was filed
Yesterday 1t is for twcuty-one years At grad
latcd rental Of from $500 10 $1,000 year Among
other leases filed yesterday were that Of plot az
Tho northwest corner Of Thirty secoudst and Fifth
1yc bv Mrs. Mary He'll to Henry Corn. for twenty
wears NJ S7j.us1 year and OF Nos. 10 and III
Firth-avc and No. I West Sixteenth st, by May
r 6;,sIct and other trustees. To Henry Corn. for
twenty years at Si5.o01 a year.
F,v- Congressman jefferson ". Levy has leased the
fr,r, ofyiccs ON the third floor Of the Kean. Van
,ortI1n,lt & co. Building. No 81 Piuc-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-26
GOLF.
Special Consolation Medal Play at
.ftlanfiC City

Atlantic ,i,, y 7 y,--b o. tsneoral Another
feature added TO Tho second days play II
-ha annual en~irP fourr,l-o,l' Of In. Atlantic CITY
Country CLUB which kept Up a lively interest fer
., =, - -. fl, 49,. 80 . .-,..t,, ,o.,-
III. 'h'sc VINO met WV" ,',' 49,, '' % -.
ISOLATION match was added. II 5j-hol"
s.-...h -, -ra, con, ,.-,.,,D o,cY .o MI de
-''''' i''''' F'"' I'm
feafed In the frs: round OF match play i"' ~"
,b-.. c,,r. fbf~ r,,rri,r md ~ fl.- ,ov others
'''l'' N-t' '''' ''''''''''N' '''''' '.
who had competed In In" preliminary l'Hnu '"u
had failed IN or,rf-
i-n- i'.''H 10 E''''''- ~
The nrSt eighteen 10I"s wore prayer iNl~ "i''I-
,,o,,, NJ 81, rc,,,1 iob,.,, nil II, rls,eG In tho
,r,rrf,r 81, I'M. me Ia,,r., .uovsI 90 count
e. - ., - - . ..- p. rTf, -f-,v1i-1- y.r,i,h
Is To- he PLAYED to-rnorr tv-
The semi-1nsls and mas for tho Governors
Presidents and special cps VIII DE fE" chief feat
ures Tomorrow. The FoVlrs family. of PittshIr2
ms iia rs 70 a., ~, c r,i,cJ -f, ,-e, rr,I,l
Two Of them met iu ~" S.'''Id T"ili ann one 80
10 IAN ny INC w @''.- N',l'' 't-i-.- -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-26
YALE Gym" CHAMPION
Minnesota Fails to ScOre-COlumbia
Second.

Yale won first place in the sixth annual inter
collegiate Eymuastic championship held AZ New
YORK University last night with IS points. Co
'umoia was second. with z points and New-York
University third with s. Pennsylvania and Rutgers
each scored points. while the Minnesota team.
"ho were the Western intercollegiate champions
last year, failed 10 score single point
There were several surprises. Holzhaucr. Of
princeton. won first place the horizontal bar
and Wilbur, OF Rutgers. defeated Wilson, Of Co
luTnoia. In the club swinging The all around in
dividual championship resulted in easy victory
ior captain Anderson. Of the Yale team.
ne msat for first naGe on the horizontal bars
Anderson and BG T 90 OF Yac The Princon nam
nia'IL won out with rs points. Columbia and
honors on the side horse. Bloch Of the Light Blue
team. defeated Captain Peck OF the New-York
team ~ small margin Wekeman. Of Yale, oo-
Captain p. NJ. Kempf Of Pennsylvania. last year
intercolieElate champion and the present A. A. L.
champion on the hying rings: proved the feature
Of the evening His work outclassed the rest Of the
competitors Wilson Of the Columbia team. was
the FIRST OF last years champions 70 he dethroned
lie was defeated I'm the club swinging event by
Wilbur. OF Rutgers, by half point. Mix. OF Yale.
scored the third point
At a meeting OF the executive committee Block
and Benham. Of Columbia. both disqualified
FOR leaving the floor in the contest. This gave New
and third places.
The summary.
points v S5dsfso n Vale ' sssoad COS
1Inb s1irrinR Wn hv e. = wilbur Rutgers p
Yale. third. %.
Firing rings-w22 BY P n Kept rsaasy'Zanla az, !:
columbia. third. 81 ..
side ho-se-Woa b. r : F,ck Nov Ter., University
5G5 points. W. r Wakeman. Yale. Second 10. II :
Parallel iars-won by z G. Butler Yale. - points;
Princeton third. - >
Tum'Iing-Won by p II Duacorbe Columbia. us
POINTS. r II Wigg!n Columbia s"c1nl. Il, W F smith,
Yale. third. G9a
.An-aqunl Championship Won by " =. AnIcrrson.
Yale IL a. Wakcman. YAH" s,conl. H. G. Butler Yale
third
Ioints-YaIe. Is. Columbia L. N.-York :: Princeton
g. Pennsylvania. .. Burgers .
The intercollegiate Gymnastic Association Of
Amateur Athletes If America neld its sixth an
NAL convention at New-York University -estcr-
day. President G. dc Zafra. Of Ncw-York. pre-
sided and the colleges. with their -eTI esentaves.
answered the rOllCall follows: Yale. W l.. An
dcrsou: Princeton X q. smith. Pennsylvania, ..
". KEMP; New York a. l.. Stevenson, Rutgers.
g r Wilbur. and Minnesota. r. y. PCstwg,
The treCsVrcrS report showed that the association
IS I'm better financial condition than II has been
I'm years. The election Of officers for the following
year resulted follows
President. . de Zafra. \ew-GOTks TtCC-p president,
W. l. Anderson. Yale. secretary. J. II. Burch.
Columbia, treasurer, +. e. VALID wcr. Princeton
executive committee. l. NJ Duunirg Princeton.
n. J. Frank. Yale, A. J. D"van- Rutgers, II. &.
Parker. Pennsylvania and x. y. Ostwic. Mime
sofa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-26
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Craig A Fowls & Co have sold for Adam Mohl
10 a client. for cash. No 2l9 West One-hundred-ard-
nfiecnth-st. five story. brownstone single fiat
house Il plot c0xl0O feet.
4. II. Levy & Co have sold Nos go and 3S4 East
Fou-th-st n six story tenement house on plot 452x
IS fe--. and No. 10 East Second-st.. four story
dwelling house. on a lot 226xl4 feet. The East
Second-st. parcel will be improved
NJ & I. Hess have sold TO Schneider Bachrach
the three story tenement house No. 42s Frst-ave..
size 1sx62 feet. for Ambrose Cullen. and for the
estat, Of Isaac Hlrsh No. i2i First-ave. giving
them plot 36x62 feet, % feet south of the corner
Of Twenty -nfth-st.
Gordon s McCreedy & Co. have sold for William
D. Carroll No. pa East Ore-hundred and-seven-
teenth-st., a three story and basement dwelling
house. on lot l76x7j.s feet
William = MauEam has sold plot @oxloc feet on
the south side Of One-hundre thirty -ninth-st
between Eighth ard Edge COmbe ayes. 20 Harry
Goodstein and Julius NJ. Cohen II adjoins plot
rs feet west OF Eighth-ave.. which Mr.. Mangam
sold recently for the trustees Of the PTesbytery OF
this city. Harry Goodstein has bought. through
Hartmann & Sachs plot 6oxlo1 feet on the north
side Of Observation-Disclosures -eighth-st 20 feet
cast OF LenOx-ave.
Dun & Congcr have sold for client Of +. a
Curry to NJ Kinzler 40 1858 MadisOn-ave. five
story nathouse, on lot 2Jx95 feet. - ~
Io7 West Seventeth-st. 1S6xc05 feet. to VI. cherry
No. 5Ht @ al Est Gne-hUndred-
and uineteeuth-st.. l7.SXl50u feet; No. 20 Nest
pa East One-huudr red seventeenth hist lttXN'S
feet; Nos. l63 aId l5 East One-hundred-and,t wen
ty-thfrd-st, JDXlO011 feet. William ; Hatten
No. 2@ Duanc-st.. 2JN29 feet; to William = Patten
No. - WashinEtOn-St-. 25X.i feet No - last
Seventy hist, 25x1O22 feet; to oliver costello
No. jlS West Fiftcth-st. 2jx1Oo5 feet; 10 William
: Pattcn. No. l.Jjl SCcOud-ave.. &.6XlN feet, No
80 Wooster-st. 2lXj0 feet. to Abram Weinstein Tor
Improvement. Nos. JJ3 to 5l3 East Thirteenth-St
1JxIOS feet No 2s5 St Ann's-ave. 2Jx1G) feet, 10
Jacob Marx. Nos $50 10 $3.50 Third-ave. Slxl2'
feet. Luis Minsky. the block front on the north
side of Rivington-st. Z95x90.+N irregular Xl"lS
feet. No & Morningsdc-nvc.. 35Xl0l feet 10 Harry
G-l,Er - Ar1lf arflg n
feet: TO Theodore Schmidt. No. l21 West Eighty
thlrd-St p +N022 feet to Louis Ieso No. rs East
one hundred nd twcntieth-St 2jXltoll feet; 10
Ezra Max. No 14i West One-hundred- a nd -fTst-st
- 5N1po IL foot. No SIS Catharnest 2jXf feet, the
southwest corner Of Onc-hundrcd- and slXty-set;
cuth and Fox SITS. f2x65 feet. to ReinEOd. WatZn
a. EOdEor. a plot 1GNli4 feet the south side OF
Two-hundred and weutv-seveuth-st.. and plot
50N14 feet the north side Of TwO-hundred and
,cuth-st. Of FOurth-ave.. 70 Samuel Cooper
and Isaac Fine. Nos SSS 10 80 BroOk-ave-- iJSXlu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-26
Y.Y.C. CRUISE COURSE CHANGED.
First Stop at Newport on Westward Run
from the Vineyard.

An important and VA hit owners think il''''.. F
change has boon made TINS N''r III ,'' -,
-. , a., >-,,,.y York Yacht Club II has always
hoo, tho custom Of the club 90 sail from N'"-
LONDON direct 10 Newport. This year me "''' va
arrive NJ Ncv-I ordon SATURDAY ati"Ih'''' u'
al that port ovcr SUNDAY. and start on nl'i'iE
ing. not for N"wporr. but Tor BLOCH is.'.'' -,
Haven. not visiting Newport InII ~ III - "
from Vineyard Haven ON the f"llo"l t,,II, Island
Tho sb.rr r,rr, from \ew-I.oudon 10 f',h 'E.'' -
will give the vachtsmcu chance Z" SI'.,t .s--
Zinc an shore iu the height Of the SUNNI -
August = With an early start on luc-ui, lL.i.
ing they viii bc able 10 make hre run 10 ,iaS
,,--5 in ,bs Wv TO Cav Head In The open SCI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-26
wEsLEYAN's FOOTBALL SCHEDULE.

Gilddlctown Conn. March 25-Wcslcyan's foot
han schedule as announced tonight includes
games with Princeton and Rutgers for the FIRST
time i'm several years IRE dates
September IS Vale AZ N'w-tiaven; october !.
Columbia ~ New-York: :. Princeton at Princeton;
l. Brown q. Providence: -. Massachusetts, Agri-
cultural Cal.e-e at Middctown; 2 RutgeTs At
Middletcwn: ~. Dartmouth at Middletown; Novem-
Der > University OF Vermont At Mddletown; L.
Tr!sig ~ Hartford; =. Williams IS MlAtsaakisSn-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-26
TRoUT FISHING BEGINS TODAY.
Anglers Ready to Whip Long Island Streams
al Dawn.

Tn, opening q the legal trout fishing S''~ol va
80 -. -,i.,,,l.- and hundreds 81 enthusiastic
s,r-sTncY will whip the streams al ~ - ~.
rilrsuit m" Eamcy cri'llIe ,,s ard Lakes
Win trout 81 is expected that Inc - tn
LIZ rcg1rlations limit the eaten 81 t,t. ~ ~
I,,,t tho privilege OF returning I" 'he -
IL beay-y though not large numoIlcaIE I'll, .
A. thc south side Suortsmcr. Up -. -. - ~
,r..,,inc Of ths fishing season lH', gti,5- a.,
;,,-itinf women relatives ana iIl"nu| on
-, ,-osions was waived. and many were ples'l'
49, a,,1ey as well as the main building was pro
ft,sa1v decorated with flowers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-26
REAL ESTATE.
To Build Proposed Commercial
Cable Building inner.

Tie work Of erecting the proposed annex 10 the
Commercial Gable Building No. % Broad-st. will
be begun May I. This addition viii stand on Il
pot having a frontage Of about q feet in EN-
change Place and OF about % feet in Newest. Two
small adjoining parcels owned by William F.
Havemeycr and Frank Savin. respectively.
The Commercial cable Building is twenty-threc
stories. II is said that the annex will he just as
nigh. II was reported some months ago that MI
Havemeyer intended improve his site az tx
change Place and New-st-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-26
SAMPSON AUTO" CUP CAR READY
Of 80 Horsepower. with Three Speeds 1t
Is Sail

-rre SAMPSON car is completed for the inter
,,onaI c,ip race. and will be ready for inspection
on April Is From worthy sources he Information
comes ,l,at the machine is a fou--cyhndeF. OF ~
horsepower. and has 'hrce sreedS i'r"2ru WIN
-, nod. reversed Although II was denied
-. ell Tav,or the designer md former iiar-
,,-l student wo;id drive the vehicle. = : thought
N.-iL 49, .b.- he yyiU vet do Nothing definite
=! nm IN ',.orTc5 Of the Peter Cooper Hewitt car.
or lis probable driver. and there is report lhat
AZ may not be completsa-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-26
YALE PLAYS FORDHAM TO-DAY.

The New York alumni II Yale viii ha~s an op-
po-ruuitv 10 got lock At the team that Tot"
Murphy SAYS is tho most likely nine in years at
New Haven" II PLAYS ~ ForGham Field this
afternoon. and as tn Fordham team IS strong
this wear good game Should result
Tho batting order Of tho Yale team is as follows
Natcalf second base. O'Briou. short stop. Huis-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-26
RESULTS At LITTLE ROCK.

let..- Lass. Arr. Gar-a = rirst race ,sr-e. FOUR
irfmr D-Iasa. IlS tIr0K'rr. 10 .. N1n.
-eili,1u ll5 ,DIat .u. no . Fcc1rl. ll1eD1. iu3
1890 % a. tlir3 Time. U5i Win Rollins and
f--aa- fa'o .saHuE- raf fIro0~ri- Tl-z
-,-s'-l x i-aursarl. . won. DlIIuia IIDoua-
~. 20 D. f'rorl. George Jn1rs 107 tirof"rI J.
IT, l-ll I'd tiulzi-fErr Ripple Fra9irr. polly
~. fHl iBy-iaw also Tur.
hr- rae selling. mile ana seventh ga~Es.-tlar7~v
'ti-s - IAgturEouI 90 J. Won. -a-f-a IH- davis.
''' - % D. s"'uri. Ietwut1. - ire-tir-I % - D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-26

camp right field. Captain Winslow. catcher. Bow
man. first base: Miller. centre field: Parncs, left
h,ld Robinson. third base. Mckay. Jackson and
Allen. pitchers Tho Batting order OF thc Maroon
Is: T.. Hartman short stop. MclGnc night field;
Puuk~;t. catcher. Robertson. pitcher. Captain
gI.-isu rhlrd base. oliver. crnt-" acId. Dolly.
lett sold ,U.u.E5. first base. h Hartman. ~ccoud
bose NcI-tut VIII be substitute pitcher. t;IfIEcy
Mil empire t-a game.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-26
BROADWAY LEASE REPORTED.

The Pope Manufacturing Company has leased
from tho Manhattan Island Corporation tFlake
powIirc) q plot 40 tho northwest corner Of
Fiftv-fCth-st. and Broadway. which four
story building for the use 81 the company viii be
built Tho plot has frontage ~ - feet in broad
wa and a frontage Of . feet I'm FIFTY -tfth 81
The lease is for ten years at an aggregate rental
4 -. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-26

third Tine las ora NcKi-nov. KI1loch Park CIir7n
To- and -arnarah also
Fourth rurse ono Martins. loo ,AuHuchonl
. s-1-- Iug1ltrrFf' 100 3D. Iicrnessy second.
Black Wolf leo tRoltirsl . 20 /. thire. Tine l.4sN
Snou5rffr also ran
Ff,h race ak sGrl-nrrp-Dr Clark l0s Iin5erl -
won. 80 iIforu~~svD. 90 l. second.
CLARA tPoahrqi - third Time I.1GA SwI1dlc-
VIII shelly. Irrtarfan and ilrl- Arrow also
SIKH purse. s-rla-vzI Martin. IL
le-cra-rI I-n7K. 100 tJ Feu-essyb. 20 ].
second Bo1-1ea~s. IL tTr N'er % 2. third Time
10 1lN+le~r and sweet Dream also
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-26
LARGE cLAY.AvE. PARCEL SOLD.

Haynes & Pittman have sold a client plot
OF twelve lots having a frontage Of Is9 feet In
Ciav-ave f6q feet In one hundred nd-sixty mint h
ct and ls- feet I'm TcIIsr-ave The same firm has
also sold No T. 49, Bedford-ave.. brooklyn. 3 four
story doubt" fathousc 20 an investor; twelve lots
in Nandevesr Park Brooklyn. 20 "a Spectator, and
No pS2 Trinity-ave a one family house. Tor y. ID.
10 "A an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-26
AncrloN SALES YESTERDAY.

nv Joseph + Day. 77'h-st. No 213. n IS5 n 81
81 ave eoxio12. ST. 81 fat n. VIM Mohr against
II White 90 q ?. fipebel. atty. " Hutchinson
r.f amount SI0G9 90. $3.50 -. prior
mort so. 600. Julius stitch. for Sl6.i4o
500. 31.l q of f+ISt 81
Is qxI0o lUISxt11.4 bk D.. r O. Huntington
trustee against Johanna Spellmau ct al T Rhine
lander SOL Eohn. ref. amount due. S22293 90.
teves etc. s-sI 70. % the plaintiff for $1,000.
EJDniI!ST TEMPLE IN PIN iDELrHiA.
where Jnps % co,GantIy to to the idol 81 Buddha
for surcrss against Russia. In to-TnOrrcwS Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-26
VANDERBILT ORDERS CUP MADE.

So certain IS William X. Nardcrbilt. IT.. that a
suitable course will be found Long Island Cor
the three hundred mile automobile race that he
has ordered the cup 10 De- made that will 60 the
wiuuc- Tho viii take place aftc- the Inter
national cup 81 Germany this summer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-26
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

ITughcs-nve.. east side. 80 feet south Of ono
hundred y-seveuth-st; three story brick
tenement 25N6Sf feet. Tony Cianpoh. owner.
Charles r. Clark. architect, $1,000
Walnut ST. north side. 80 feet east Of Boston
Road. one story frame dwelling. NN8 feet. A. ].
Nnlln. .Nner. MiLLLLm VI Rouzcc. architect. $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-26
CHURCH TAKES TITLE

The Presbyterian church I'm University Place
took title Yesterday 20 No los Bleecker-st.. 25x9S
feet from Minnie \. Blanchard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-26
SALE OF THE WASHINGTON.

Adler & Hermann have sold TO n. Schif the
Washington "A seven-story elevator apartment
house. No Lf5s and Loss Amsterdam ave. on a
MI 50k1pN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-26

INlfR %AIE.-A handsome Colonial house built
l. with all modern improvements, Is rooms inside I'm
~ nud lors oak ,iled bathrooms. billiard room. electric
lights ellis. city water and sewerage on high
grounds me q towns and river. large razzas
acres - with shade trees fine
large stables. crrespondng with house This place clst
u-.r b. sold "a sacrifice 4 f5-
summer hours from
SIT BGES WHITLOCK. shelton Conn
f'ATE COD-Wychmere sSashore cottages Harv,ch-
I port Mass rented completely furnished all I'm
prlvomants elrIt t"lr0Iws. delightful bathing CAFE
.,.r,W s~tl s4fh
IDFAUTIFI-I. Corrcctcut valley Tarr1s .oe Cata
u ior. r. l.. HAWI.ET. Springfield. Mass
UJA$TgDNE: RESIDENCE Mount Vernon. y price
/ SO 600. Apply r : FORD. sos 5th-ave.
IyTNT, CO1-NTRY HOUSES FOR SALE: cheap: healthy
Il ,iEORGE I.DHREN. neIsord. Monmouth County
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-26
Sports
3pORTSf1eN'
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TODAY.

RACING.-At Washington and IIf.le Rock
FIN~ING Junicr fals oT-n competition - Thlaee'A
F-ncers' cub -. NJ BOSTON Ai.lietic Association
team. 81 Ncg York Athletic Clue.
COLI -Handi1np. Pine Forest cab lakewood
PAgERAII. Columbia University. Annapolis, Yale
81 ForiEam. Lafayette. n Iuvorfity Of North caro-
ira
ATHLETICS -Ga-nss. 23d Regiment, at ta" n-fnoTss
RrBokivn. $40 D. m.
WRESTLING arnpion-1irs. Mc--c1olitan Ass2-a,.2n
Amateur Athlete Union. al -. Eartno'f'" 3 avn
letic CluO, = b. IN.
sIFooTT,,G Crescent A,let.e C1u5 az Eay Ri-Fe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-26
Country Property for Sale.

CRAWFORD. y. j.
FOR SALEM IDEAL HOME-Gas. Electric
Light city Water. Elevator. Bnrn. Hot HOUSE
IIcnucry summer House. COMPLETE IN ALI.
RESPECTS.
FERGUSON & VAN NAME.
Tel s110 John. 81 Pine Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-26
Country Property to Let.

1,ATArOsGUES READY.
L country and houses throughout Vcstchester
'''' WM n HOYT a 60.
- West 42f-s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-26

II AKEwOOD. J.-LEXINGTON. opposite Laurel
Il House. all the year.
mes private and public baths heat lights
Fltes 50 day AMI 4 s LARRABEE
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City Property for Sale.


FACTORIES. sites. fronts Tor SAFE OF
Tr7t everywhere send particulars q what y0u
] have g. J. CLIFFORD MOORE. Temple Bar Buildins
Brooklyn
o. nO-2l5 WEST f35TEI-ST. -S4T O-Egght larSs
III .UU Hight rooms. tiled bath. steam; hot wafer
electric light private house appointments