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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-13
HARvARD's FOOTBALL SCHEDULE.

icy TELEGRAPH To THE rRIBUNE.l
Cambridge Mass. Nay 12-Harvards football.
schedule as ratified by the athletic committee was
formally announced last night Several radical
changes have been made, the most significant
being the placing OF Dartmouth IN the date usually
given 10 Pennsylvania, two weeks before the Yale
game which VIII DO played November 10 This
seems 10 Indicate that the game with Dartmouth
which defeated the Crimson last year, IS considered
the second big game OF the year. instead Of the
PENNSYLVANIA game as formerly The latter CON
test will be October - Tho entire schedule calls
for ouIv ten games next fall, instead OF twelve,
last veI~ the games with Amherst. Wesleyan and
Brown being dropped. and one with Holy Cross IS
added The schedule
October l. Williams ar Cambridge. g Bewdoin n
Cambridge. University Of Main al 'a@hr'dFe Il.
Rates al Cambridge. IT,. West Puiu- at West Point,
e. Carlisle Intaus ar Cambridge 90. University Of
I,erusyvanla at Cambridge, November .. Dartmouth
at Cambridge. T. Holy Cross Cambridge; -, Yale
\. |.
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COMMERCIAL TEST RESULTS.
Medals Awarded to Manufacturers of
Automobiles

Tho Automobile Club OF America announced yes
terday the awards in its recent commercial vehicle
test The Odds Company received first and second
prizs in Class No. 1. and the Pope Company got
first ans third awards In Class \ No .. Gold
silver and bronze medals were given to the owners
OF the vehicles which finished first. second and
third ID each class The awards were as follows:
class No. !. carrying 1000 pounds under-Won BY
Olas Motor Works Olds Motor Works, second Knox Auto
mobile Company. third All three gasoene delivery
trucks
class $50. - carrying from 100 - 1000 pounds
Won by Pope Motor car comlanys electric delivery
wagon Knox Automobile Comuany's Elsoeue delivery
wagon second Pope Motor Car ComDaays electric dev
wagon. THIRD
Class no % carrying from 1000 20 1000 pounds
Won bv CautCn1 Electric Tractor Companys electric de-
livery Electric Vehicle Company electric delivery
WHEon second RocElcs gas1leUe delivery wagon third.
tiass 80 3 CARR from 1000 TO 5000 pcuDds-No on
be- CousQlatol Motor company sascene delivery wagon
Knox Automobile COMPANY sasolens delivery wagon
second.
Glass No. 4, carrying from 5000 TO 1000 poundsWon
hy Union Motor Truck Eurluy'@ gaEllsue STAKE truck
Glass $50. g. carrying from 1000 To 500" pouuds-Non
by Electric eElre Company electric
Class 40 r. carrying from 5000 u . -p pouuds-Won
Fischer Motor Vehicle Company's gasocue-elect-ic
truck
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FRANCo-AMERICAN SHOOTING.

Five OF the American team OF fifteen marksmeu
who. as members Of the Manhattan Rife and Re
voIver CLUB. are engaged IN shooting match
against n tea-l OF the same number in Paris
France completed their scores yesterday az Arm
bruster'= Schuetzen Park Greenyille y. J. -Four
others completed their revolver scores and two
finished their rifle scores. Three days are al
lowed Tor each team 10 complete their scores. but
any man having begun 10 shoot with either
weapon must finish his score OF forty shots before
retiring. Yesterday was the second day for both
teams. and Saturday VIII be the last.
Or ~. q. Hudson is high man or this side 70
date with total score OF 800 points J. A Dierz
lr Is second. with LIS; Or, W n. Luckett, third
with Il.2 p +. wilder fourth, with lSbl, and W
i. IfI-- NTH. with 1854. Or Hudson has made
the highest score. 1ti' Is. r. Wiioers score OF
10 ls the best iu the revolver match with Dr. r.
Il. S1yrc second. with i6i.
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RESULTS AT LOUISVILLE.

Louisville NAV Ic-Firrt race ave furong=I-Lady
SAVOY 10 ,1In-rol n 80. Miss Iaez. 10 a. W
Boxer even second Aunt Katherine. lu2 t@lEesenD. S
10 l. third Time 1.oI-4. Lady Cora and FIorns7 also
10 . won. Mabel WiuH. III CT7uirb i 70 J. second.
j4d F-avez 1G7 fB Davis l. to J. third. Time l4iz.
Columbia Girl. Variora TIE Hebrew. stephen L!laro
take Judge fTr~e- Naueok Hay
Third race turloEgs) Mariana lu5 ttelgesea}
even won. Quiz IT, 100 - BONNER - to ], second
-Am0lous. loi tI4yngsJonl. 70 third Time go
F;s claire. Henry 1r. Irene
Na- sars Ste, eEs OF Psen and Blue Grass Girl
F5~tG race t,rs Bashfard Stakes; four
hair tlrisngsl-Oaeag. 12 lafuuro 70 2 woE FIor"n-
- lis Tf-tnreort 20 % l. second Rebouuder lib tE
Ijs.is5 j. 70 l. third. Time. o;54.@ KurtzmaHn and
It5h rae 5stsepe2hase haHaicap: short eolrse,Fal
-. / .earud. FaraSav jr. f8Toncaau). 30
II rbird Time o.. Nolautine and Golden Link fell
si,tI rae tore mic and twenty yeLds'-Baird. JIG
~ ,"-Il 10 > yoa. Nandamus. lOl tHvaMsl 10 10 /.
ma Nissle IL Dayton - 70 J. third Time. A.
fean Tr.la8ero. Idogo Barge ana Gracious also ran
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RESULTS AT WORTH.

chicago Nav r2.Frst race 4orr and %, one hair FUR
Ha-ren 100 SNeaip. TO sef9na Lillian AyTes 10
- Fastior Rav!ana. Stella Allen and Charley's aunt
Ill. and eevart,. ,.sr7s,-- Falkland
o. ~ Fischer) % !. won: s4riila. 100 Johnson 20
- ! ~. I{y6vae Give All Compass. Lingo. Allo
path N.rthwind- Paramount LOUIS F>iai'' man ana
x-,-sr Tower a
Third race -four furongsi - lbs - feart
Z lscond Yads los 0ohprnl 10 20 i u.'rI- inc
Gun also ran. -, -. -vtaert, n,lIss,-Toseau 1ne
oIsnt, 6 TO l. won, Port Royal 100 qSTsenl 20
5scond ~ IIttr BOY. Katie Powers Ink Huzzah
Hnad Rankin ao s-yioug~l-Big Zen ia PRIOR. 70 l.
Flitn 80 ,t57 ~ Mathews, II 70 second BeHu
C,~-ni5-Ie Jos FISCHER. = 70 - D+'i' -4- 4'4S's
y1e,-goa and Don Douo also M -. los fr-,...
(peveu furo1Esl-E an ->7se 10 r s-il-il
SiN a T gsr. Eariy Eve 162 Genhin.i t. J. second
. 10 10 T1.anr~av3 - TO !. third Time, 2 o.
LypnoIh4e;, ri- Thane Fedcra!. barkenlore ana Gus
EeGron also ran
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PLANS FOR SCHOOL PLAYGROUND.

e., n T. snyder cl!e, architect o, the Department of
Education has fled plans for the rerloVa OK me
~ a., - NJ public School No. Thiry-seccut-st,
cas-. ~ Third ave- convert into playground tas
plot occupied By tho buildings The playground VIII nave
frontage OF feet and depth ot - fee ne reAE
windows u the school De reodellsl into door"ays
b.. s a7,r-e access 20 the now playground. NJ SNYDER
estimates n, cost ot tho improy a. $1,000.
Architect SNYDER also fled plans for the reEnodellns
OF the three and attic private dwelling mousse IN
f-5shtsenhst feet Nint-ave-. into annex
~ Public school No. so IN West Eis1tee1tn-sS The
buirfi0 equipped with iron n-e escape stair
plumbing Is be Installed. and tnere - 70 %
i4-~-tirs Bra the basement The cost OF the necessary
tr. PROV rusnts is estimated a 5000
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PADDOCK PARAGRAPHS.

The placing Of the first three horses in the Van
Nest Selling Stakes yesterday caused boisterous
demonstrations OF disapprovaI from the grand
stand, and the misses that came from it when the
judges placed BuckIeya first IIoh.noor second
and ROD Roy third The graudstand vas unani-
nous IN its opinion that this was wrong, but was
UthIeo4cco-9-ns 70 me way II h4o Des-oH JUS JUS
Wiere the mistake had been made. some dd-
nl1tted that 6uckleya had won, but thought Cham
number thought kohinoor had 10y a half
length, It was an extremely difficult finish 70
Roy-were close to the raiI. with Kohinoor on the
extreme outside and Champlain in the middle.
Kohinoor had been boring out all through the
stretch, and Hildebrand compelled 70 hit him
from the wire BuckIeya and Rob Roy heads apart
passed him, but in the next stride HHdehrand got
lead and had a least neck to spare, but he
@ atisr o az fact e va" d T no t up As K6noor
vas tsyorite over the others. the EXPRESSIONS or
fae9 may have Dee" due IN part 10 'n''
John L. Madden has sold to Frederick Gerhard
his three-year-od brown colt Pulsus. 10y Top Gal
laat-GIeu Hop, and he VIII be pointed especially
1sr the sqhqrben Handicap LAST year f. 7,
May At n price said have been E2o 600. Later in
the season Nh Madden gave 1880 for Ny Thorn
year. and defeated Broomstick in the Great Trial
Stakes. wneD the Ben Brush colt supposed To
be 1T his best tulsus has not been TO the races inns
year. but II he shows the same relative improve
able to take care OF himself in good company. Last
year Mr. Madden sold Raglan to Mr.. Gerhard and
IN" mex day she won the SpnaWay. worth amour
NRDe ~ Saratoga
Lucen Lyme the jockey who rode IN England
last year for J. r. and F. p. KeeAe and who
has been riding in the West this spring. has
on the Metr5poiff1n circuit this year he was at
Norris Park yesterday but had no mounts He
Francis p. Hitchcock has declared his St George
gelduE. Gray Friar. out OF the Brooklyn. The
announcement was made at this early date that
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CHRIST CHURCH MEMORIAL BUILDINGS

Pans have been flied with Buildings Superintendent
Homer FOR the new church and parish house % oe
erected bv the Brick Presbyterian Church. No 80 70
IA Vast T-hlrrv-sixth-st and Cei-ist
Church Memorial Buildings Tho church Is - re- 20
feet high with a Gothic facade Of granite and brick
with uuestons trimmings Il VIII have spacious gal
1e-v and VIII contain library the second story The
7-,s, house which win facade ha-ulorizlng with
me church viii contain a sunday school hail
and large two story gymnasium with Tooc garden
adjoining and also separate elunTooHs for si1S Sna
- ~. COST = both buildings which have
-S,,b-si f-rrtaEe Of I19 depth OF eS fses
ts est.--ated az 5000 w Parish Schroeder the
arc
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E-AIARIES.

FIRST FA-E-I5IGTTwEsI5II HANDICAP ta-ee-rear-
obs and over. Eclipse Course
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LEAD STILL MARSHALL,S.
Brooklyn Player Adjoqrns Game
1Cith .JanOzCski.

Cambridge Springs. Penn. May 12.-The eleventh
round OF the International chess tournament was
played IN this city to-day. Marshall still leads
Janowzki, while Lasker is third and Marco fourth.
The results OF the days play follow:
schlechter beat Lasker in a Queens Gambit De
cItned, after 81 moves: Mieses beat Teichmann in
a SiciIian Defence, after % moves; Hodges beat
Barry in a Queens Pawn Opening. after % moves,
ShOwalter beat Pillsbury in a PetrOds Defence.
after 81 moves Janowski and Marshall adjourned
a Queens Gambit Declined, after % moves, the
game being hopeless for Janowski: Delmar beat
Fox IN an irregular game after As moves; Marco
and Napier drew n PetrofTs Defence. after 50
moves; Lawrence and TschEorin drew Ruy
Lopez after 20
,co-a, 81 7,+a F,1Io1r.
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GOLF.
WOMAN GOLF CHAMPIONS PLANS.

Chicago, MAY 12.-Mrs. Bernard s. Horne who as
Miss Bessie Anthony won the titles OF national and
Western golf champion last year. viii rot defend
nfr title in the Western championship at Glen
View this year Mrs Horne who is visiting her
parents NJ Evanston, H.. has made this deciara-
ton. but says il is her intention to play in the
national championship this fall the links Of the
Merton Cricket Club at Philadelphia. Her removal
TO Pitsburg has led the waving Of Mrs. Horne )
membership Glen View II will be an
eutrant from some Of the big clubs at Pitts
hurg-OakmOnt or AlleSEeny-that she Will play in
he national tournament.
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Vg,1..I-h 3. Iecds's blk J. Major IlalnzerneId b.,
tee Time. l48G 1'''"'s ~
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REAL ESTATE.
Realty Com pany Bugs Three West
Side Apartment Houses.

Tho Hudson Realty Company has bought from Daniel
Dober No 100 ST NIchoIas-avs II s5sx1a2 fast ~,
story building With Tho brokers negotiated
the sale Ralph F. Sachs Z Willis.
Tho Hudson Realty Company bought the
three APARTMENT houses No o23 90 West One-hun-
drei-and- venty-hrst-st buildings
high and occupy plot 75xI0O feet The brokers IN
these transactions Marcus krchnsr and Edward
\
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TO ALTER STABLE INTO STUDIO.

Plans have been fled with Buildings sups--ntsnasa.
HOPPER fo- ths rsuodeng q the two story p-tva's
stable No - East Thirty-hsth-s. into dwelling house
ard studio Anlra Flower To--eT. Two stories
ara 20 Be added Colonial FACADE % brick WITH
marble trimmings and a porch entrance erected
The reuodsIed building VIII have a library and gal
re with salon On the first floor and there will Be a
large Two story with living quarters at
i17fuE The the improvements - estimated
AZ $1,000 By Charles z Blrge. the architect
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Lucien Lyme, the jockey who rode IN England
last year for !. r. and + p. KeeHe. ard who
has been riding in the West this spring. has
arrived the East and viii Ttde free lance
on the Metropolitan circuit this year.
Morris Park yesterday but had mounts. He
told his friends that he could ride us pounds.
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VtlEcr-Albeuarle Stables es. Aisrioram by Hast
tgs-LHdv good won r-5Fs1
lengths. Tine, 1-0g-.
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ST. LOUIS. S. wAsHNGToN. A
THE GIANTS LOSE a GAME
Cincinnati Wins, IS to 7-Mathewson Gives
Six Bases on Balls.
rI.v TELEGRAPH TO THE TR.Hr~E.l

Cincinnati. May Elm q game that was marked
by bad pitching and equally vretrhcd holdln6 tho
Giants lost to- Cincinnati today by a score OF j.
Z. Manager M-traw and HtA.su. shortstop ot the
visiting nine. We're Tslgu or the grounds Tor dis
putting the umVre- decisions
The field work OF the local men improved the
game progressed. and 80 was owing 20 this tE1t
they won out MatAewson gave slN ugses on balls.
while nv. were scored against Harper. Gilbert.
Warner and Browne crossed the plate lr the tt.r1
inning on DevIlu's nit. which was uufed hy Cor
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ley TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
Ithaca. n Y. May 12.-W. E. Schutt, the Cornell
runner who holds the intercollegiate two-rile
record was taken to the college inhrmary to-day
HIS physician says that he is in danger OF pneu-
nonIa but hopes by prompt treatment get him
in condition for tho track contests later in the
spring. There is little chance ct his being able to
run against Pennsylvania or Saturday
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CHURCH TAXES TITLE.

The Mercy Seat Baptist Church took title yesterday 20
plot 50As9 II feet on north side q Oas-hundTsdan
thirty-aurtIst 3S5 Of Ffthavs. from August
Run. The stated consideration was Slo"to
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MANHATTAN. :: SYRACUSE. 1

sf Yesterday at Olympic Field. 10y the score 10
The local men play ID excellent game and hit
tho hall when hits were needed. o. Brien pitched
-, eefs,.+i,-e came features Of the game
~ 6eidfnr OF Houchr and the hitting OF Mullen for
Manhattan. The score;
n o o 1 0 o o II
alasi4a- ea4 '---.-'t q % d o o q Ii
- satteTies.Moors and Curtis. q Brien and Duff
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wHITEwAsH FOR THE sUPERBAs
Pittsburg Defeats Brooklyn, 6 to 0-Phil-
lippe 0utpitches Cronin.
ny rELEsn.rn 10 TIE rRlnrNE.

Pitrsburr. My l2-Brooklyu was whitewashed by
the home It-. to-day by "a score ~ Philippe
pitched il tine form ard received good support
Crorins work was Indifferent IN the second and
fourth innings.
In the second. with bases full Phelps hit inside "
third base and SEsCi1aT4's Juggling with the bail
allowed three men 10 cross the plate. in the fourth
inning Rftcuc- doubled and Phelps got "a base
balls Beaumont then cleared the bases with
suicudtd home run The score.
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COLLEGE LACROSSE GAMES.

Philadelphia. May 12-The University Of Penn
syIvania lacrosse team defeated the twelve of
Hobart College here to-day by the score OF 10 o.
Ithaca N Y. May l2.-Cornell defeated the
OnondaEa indian lacrosse team here to-day by a
score Of TO o The game was slow in the first
half. which ended 0 10 0.
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MoRRIs PARk ENrRlEs FoR TO-DAY

a half carIoags q ne w'tners Me.
OFT WeiIs G)-a<el. Io3 Rapid Drake 100
CAlben4r.s stlOi Witehcraft lsnat5e'. .1n1
L Valley lAlkiHs)lo6 J. Denton 90. p. Alrsloj
MiHeola fBurleyb- -.-.--- loI
SECOND RACE-SeIliag; thresyear-0ls and over. Last
furlongs n the Nithers Nile
Vg-~l~raf- tS--g-hr-yf sILyg> t.,ur.rra7u4
Between
Henry Thomas. 115 DC Hvszke Gi4yuar Jos
Iaikal FTennant} 1o+ Tant1lus Cup llrauGy I'll
Eyla1d tAicGuireJ -lol Neither one trrausi . los
I. Melbourne lChauderl tiaFbor E5Uel
Clear Arena GILMAN s.
THIRD RACE-TI1E NEw-ROCIfELLE HANDICAP.
ree-yea--lILs and over Last seven and CE~-lalc
fu-iongs 4 the Titnscs Nile.
Sayable drake. Dsl@sma1 0'or1ett ll8
Casta lAbeule st)Ila Dolly Spanker wilson Ioe
Col1usay- DAILY 100 Ostrich Boston -fa1l lSl
Brfgand Galway .--.--. 81 Palette S-efIel ~
FOURTH RACF--AialdeCs. Gllls and Eeldnss
old Last four and oue-haLf flrionss et the Felipe
sialsn saau C!ls7n). 100 Da7ssuse Cs,7n). io5
Blessings Last C. II IlaiHe1t DAILY .-.----- 70
whitney, JOS L@rda Aieyerl -.----..- jog
Chieftan uryeal. -l05 fgaborn .Iiieonl .iu3
10 Maynard Is t5.ow l0,
Idle Hour Pepper SKI 100 Lucy Young 100
T. d r. p Anthony ,A-ls-Iar.e Sttloi
100 lat art PeVTer.-.- lp5
100 Race Queen ttlcha-5sl u5
FIFTH RACE Aaideus. tyo-year-uld colts. Last I'VE
f1rlougs q tie Eclipse Course.
AIIzralne MADDEN -.- los E-irisher ,Msoa-nl los
5Ftau1o.qEl los Tommy Walden t-anry1-v9
K.ngraorPe Deeper S-4,lo, BED Friar ,DEyer los
E-sHutcle21 o'
walden Stable
Warrior Oys1r los Bank ,sfItovn st4Diel lOs
IT,. only lt-har1si
iili5e6ran5 CYeaEer,. lost
SIXTH RACE-Tfant.cap three-year-oids AMI over.
Ff,lr--.5rre tIeels) .l26 Cay Boy uHuu...--.. -22
pe Re-zs. t8aymanl- TO- King Pepper 'tarrel 100
Diglnapu t1lIelb - Thistle Heather HoUcr-- 38
Tepee ,HtcHcocsj...- % Ioupee &C. b. Mgrr'.-. -
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Francis r. Hitchcock has declared his St. George
geldiug Graz Friar. out OF the Brooklyn. The
announcement was made at this early date that
the future books would not profit by the suppc-
stion that he would start.
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THE RECORDS.


The Eighlande7e were shut out by Cleveland on
the home grounds yesterday by score Of TO 0.
The visitors outpIayed their opponents at every
stage Of the game, and punched their hits when
needed The local players did neither.
Elberfeld. thu HiEhanders clever shortstop, was
badly spiked bv LejOie IN the eighth inning, ana
II is probable that he may not be able TO play Tor
some time. Turner made q fine triple in this IN
ming. scoring Hickman. A large attendance was
present and the visitors received generous ap-
pIause for several difficult plays The score:
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UPTOWN BLOCK SOLD.

Douglas Robinson charles s. Brown < CO. have
COR the Port Norris and Improvements Company
The Central Union Gas Company block
By Locus. and Walnut one-hundred- thirty
One-hundred- and-thirtyseventh sts e03x350
feet. comprising about twenty-ssht lots.
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Hartford Conn. May 12.-Yale beat Trinity this
afternoon 10 10 I by punching hits. assisted by
errors Of the local men at critical times Bowman
pitched excellent game Tho score;
Yale ............3 . o do IL
T~iH,,v ......0 D o o. 3 ?
Batteries-Bovn,an and winslow Grange ana bravo
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KINe-sr. HOUSES SOLD FOR $4,000

Pe7a & Bro. and .. Gallo have sold for tho Union
Investment Company New-Tersey client Sos. II
and q F!-s-st. a i've story tenement house. with
stores on 4cxTJ feet and No. 81 70 IS Kins-s-.
double Gath0uses lot 2Sx15 feet eac5
Tho purchase price about Sli00O9
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The BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

-and-;0rty second-s. No 6OS i've story
brick tenement house 50xs76 feet John Bayand-
Harry =. Howell. architect. $4,000
orace-ave side $50 feet north oc Lyon-ave.
story frame chicken house 14Nl2: James OBri-n.
Otto Karuss. West Chester architect. $500
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REALTY NOTES.

John r De Baum leased from Emma 9. Taylor
- Madson-Rye-. II graduated rental Of from
81. o s. 900 year.
| Robert NJ Silverrnnn viii erect six story apartment
houses side OF Manhattan between
hundredth and hundred and-first sts,
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The previous record was 24:53's =

The previous record was 2i55's and was made by
Thomas at Ro1nford England on September "a
1852 Tho American amateur record is 2523a5 held
nv u G. Carter. Shruhb has previously broken
other records notably tre three-uie record I'm May
Cr last wear and the record in June last. ON
September L, 1903 he two miles In on beating
the worlds amateur record OF yLt-S' made ny W. O.
George in LONDON April IS lo6+-
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GETS TITLE AS GIFT.

Charles Norris transferred gtft yesterday title to
No 81 West Oae -hundred-sRd-t IS sx
90 II feet 20 the AbyssiH4n Baptist Church The prop
erty ; u.orJgased for SetUO
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LEASES FIFTH-AVE. BUILDING.

Minot J. Grafton and another person have leased No
BOZ Ffth-aye J. DensmOre AMI another perscn
fourteen years and seven months at a graduated
mini o. frnr1 81 200.
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NEw.ENeLANp LEAGUE.

At Io~-eIl-IoweI. .; Concord. l.
At Bedford. Mass-Iawrence. q; New Bedford. l.
At Fall P!ver-Eiay erhil. .: Fa,l River. g
At Nashua-Nashua, S. Manch ester, 3
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HAvgRFoRD BEATS CORNELL.

Ithaca \. y. May 12-The Haverford cricket
team defeated Cornell here to-day, 2SS 10 14s.
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At NATURALIZATION. {. New London. ..
a. Eoiv1ke-Ho lyuke &. New-HaIen l.
Al Hartford Worcester, 6; hartford. .
Al Springfield Bridgeport, q, Springfield. >.
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The scores to date follow:

Tomorrow the twelfth round Will be played In
the following order: Fox Marco: Marshall VS..
Dolmar; Pnsbury vs.. Janowsk: Barry VS.. Show
alter: NIieses Us. Hodges: Iasker VS.. Teichmann.
Lawrence VS.. Schlechter. and Tschigorin Ma
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MISS A0AIR DEFEATED IN ENGLAND.

London. May 12.-In tho fourth round Of the
ladies' golf championship contest at Troon to-day
Miss May Eezet. the former champion defeated
Miss Rhoua AGair. the holder OF the title. by up
and to play.
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At s.. Louis - . y y. Z
T3cs,on ........ o o o o o o O-I
Batteries-TayIor and Grady. Willis. Loran and Need
ham. Attendance 800
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NETWORK


Earned runs-C1eveIand G. LETT on bsses-Nev York.
s. Cleveland 6. Two base hit-Iatoe Three base hits
Bay. Turner. Sacrifice hit-IFadley. Stolen bases
Flick Hickman Double pIays-Williams, EIberfeld
Camel. Turner Laioie and Hickman. First base on
baIls-ON Chesbrl. 3. eTrOrs-Cleveald.
/ Struck rut-3y CHESHIRE ., by Donohue, 3. Time
80 UuTi-es-Dvver and King. Atteucance-5OOO.
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CHICAGO. =. PHILADELPHIA. O

At Chicago = II p
Chicago .-.-.---.-- : ~ x
batteries Brown and king Daggleby and Roth At
Tendance $500.
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GAMES TO-DAY.

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Brooklyn ar Plttsburs.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland a. New York st Louis at Washington.
Chicago at Philadelphia. Detroit II Boston