davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-08
PRINCETON GUN CLUB TRIALS.
Meet Scheduled with New-Brunswick for
Auril 16-Other Teams.

Princeton. Y J. April CspeoiaD.-AH branches
~ athletics have been renewed at princeton aiIer
- - ,-.,,,ior The REGULAR diamond has
-, -. 81, condition and daily practice games are
H., r,aved between the varsity and the SCRUB.
eotterv-hite. who IS flling the vacancy at snort
stor is improving in his batting and covers MS
territory thoroughly
Tho tran shooters had a trial shoot yesterday
,e+,-,,o, which resulted follows; r. Y. Pel.
'o5 made best score breaking a out OF . tarEe's'
C.rfai, J. Il Statesman came next with . 10
tis ~-e5i- The other scores were: O. D. Munn'
roc % our OF % w B. McIvaine '07. % out OF 90:
s r Heath, 20. . cut o, %; =. Archer' % y
,,,- ~ -o w. D. Pardoe. 20, and s. Morton. 'O5.
10 o,t Of y In addition to the matches that have
Eeen already scheduled for this sprlng a shoot
-, f,een arranged with the New Brunswick Gun
club Tor April 10 ., - ----,
nv about nifty men. who are having hight work
a., 7e~ tha direction Of Captain i. NJ. Adsit and
RoLineon Twenty men reported from the fresh
- class among whom IS some promising ma
tc-f11 The distance runners are receiving special
..erfl1u al present 10 prepare them Tor the Penn
s1lvauta relay races on ApTil ., when Princeton
expects to enter several teams.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-08
REAL ESTATE.
Nay Build Big Hotel in Vest
TzCenty-ffth-st.

The estate market yesterday within hairs
breadth being the dullest dsadest and
interesting realty market OF the Atlantic Ocean and
east Of the Rockies Experts sanity In OF the
largest psychopathic hospitals in the that
is the This initiative habit becomes
frequently person crowded street
a safe bet. in the words OF the
rscetrack gambler. 'cnch bet that nearly everybody
Else in the will yawn before the has made mile
Recently the initiative habit has shown itself in placing
Tia OF almost everything-aH because once
said that when the lid on this town It worse
than wild Western settlement in the early part OF the
last century. Even the old years the
BLACK Maria in which prisoners taken to and from
the county ails various called the prison
lid" and those inside the under the lid.
The latest lid is 1.-THE real d.' When Is held
down firmly the realty market the realty activity
on Manhattan Island and The and sections
Of the city is supposed to be smmering beneath
the public Learned All abo ts d vas on sh1 as p Tes1
reported The yesterday result in the i'm
BY the Uned staes Express Cambenv 9 the same
day It also learned that William White & sons
ana A r. Gisey had sold large Maiden Lans
the George ~ Kemp estate that W. X. Vanderbilt had
e1y Evaporation was Eesotating 20 buy Ade!pni Ha
dt ItAuF Brisoano. who Is understood to represent
theatre in West One-hundred and
s fat Old Rye landmark had been sold by Reginald
or course much In one day is too much for
the market which yearning striving perfect
y cone-tlons IN every section OF the city and has
me- % soHepouy got thold OF tLe
I'D Wednesday night and put It down the market
had sold Nos IS and 5a West ar Il tTo tFree
II is understood that the buyer will the premises
expire. The purchase price about $3.50 About
three months ago the property was reported sold bat
Ccingwood. new twelve story apartment hotel and IS
hotel OF which Henry ] Braker is the owner. MT
Brake. was reported to have bought No 40 West Thirty
a o u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-08
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

John H. Loscaru has sold August Collet 3. Stein
berg No. $40 Manhatanaye. five story hathouss.
plot 37xST feet
sawson & Hobbs have sod No. 236 Iexing ton-eve.
Gordon s. McCreedy 6 Co. have sold for Frederick 2
scove 20 client No 2l7 West One-hundrsd- thirty
seventh St. i've American basement dwelling
house, on a lot tSNg9. II feet
Francis y O'Conror has sold DR. Matthew Beattie
10 24i West Fly fourth three story and basement
Louis a Ripley has sold Dr.. Walter f. Lambert
Mrs C. H. Stanton OF Brooklyn. No % West Ftftiethst
four story brownstone front dwelling house. lot
ZONlo9.J feet Columbia college leasehod.
Gordon :. MCCrcedy & have sold for Frederick p
Scoye No 24T West One-hundred seventh-s
five story American basement dwelling house, lot
Passon bought. through s. Jafree No
3fl East hundred anf-ffh-st six story tenement
house lot 25xlOOll feet.
samuel Cohen has sold Charles Hallock lot. 25x1se
George FOR John II sturk & CO. Nos 22s
and rs East hundred sndsecondst two four story
nathouses, on a plot SOXtuo II feet
G. p McCarte has sold No. - West Onshundred- and
twenty eights St, four story hath0use. lot 25x9 IL
feet.
The Hudson Realty Company has sold the northeast
OF Second and one hundreith-st. and the
Of One-hundref- -frst-st
story nathoufes each lot @oliHlOO feet to Abraham
SchwarZ.
NJ Gomrrecht has sold Simon Hoffman TO r
RRwitzeT the i've story nathouse No lf5 West Onohun
dred and forty -Fecoud-st. a lot 2Txae u
Joseph Goldberg has sold No 100 East Second-st
story tenement house. on a plot 4SNIO6 feet
Max Ge-Tuansky has cold for Ruth Barker J. Cohen
Sons plot 1oONll4 feet. in Tw0-huudrcd-an
nrst-st.. Ion feet o. Fourth-avc
NJ l.. and - Ernst have bought No ga East Ons-hun-
drei and thirtyfourth five story hathouse
e5Nlel feet
side Of Niaave. go feet north q the Southern
Boulevard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-08
COLE.
Beckwith Beaten in the North and South
Tourney

Pinehurst. y. c.. April I'm the second and final
rounds Of the United North and South Amateur
Golf Championship Tournament played here to-
day 7. Sterling Beckwith. OF the Cleveland Coun-
try Club. winner Of last years championship. was
defeated by J. W. Johnson, OF the Ardsley Club. /
up Walter ]. Travis. the amateur champion. and
Charles B. Corey. Of the Oakley Country Club.
WATERFOWL, Mass. the winner OF the 1902 cham
pioushp here, meet In the final thirty-six hole
round for the championship tomorrow. The sum-
mary:
Camu onshp tsecond TOundDWalter J. Travis. Garden
CITY beat Lath-1p y. Baldwin, Flushing up and to
4 Freeman. Nom lair. beat T. g. Stevenson,
Brooklne Mass Country Club. and To play c. B.
Corey oakley Country Cub beat \. T. Lard, Columbia
club. Washington. up: J.. W johnson, Ardslcy club
T Sterling Reckwith. Cleveland Country Club. up
Senif.nalsTrayls beat a. Freeman. W; Corey beat
johnson
Championship consolation (frst roundup. 9. Freeman
Montc,ar Ernest y. Wright. woodland. Mass. (
I'D and play L. 4. Hamilton, Englewood. beat w. 3
North Riverside. Chicago. up and 20 play A D.
Partridge Bedford. y Y beat c. .. Russell. Arlington
and play: !. !. Bailey. Kearsarge y. H.
beat A NJ Rowley. Springfield, Mass UP and to play
Seni-hnals-W. c. Freeman heat Hamilton. up and
( TO play; Bailey beat a. d Partridge. up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-08
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Andrews-ave east side. 81 feet Hampden-st
two story and attic frame dwelling 32x35 feet
Claiborne o. Woodhouse. owner Herman Fritz architect:
cost. 81 600
hundred and eigteth St north side 1873 feet west
Boston Road story dwelling houses each
10X2I feet Kats Deger owner; NJ Garyln. architect
$1,000
Vla-ave west side 100 feet north Southern Rouls-
ward frame dwelling house 2JtN5S
Hope Building Company owner: Charles Clark archi-
tect: cost 81. 200.
Van Burenst east side ~ fee, south ot Morris Park
ave, two story frame dwelling houses 10 3x SO fea
each: Joseph Gamsche owner; b. Ebeng architect cost
s. OCO.
Norris Parx-ave. north feet west OF Union
Road story frame dwelling houses
@1x5O feet Atelino Grossman. owner b Ebeing archi
tect: cost, $4,000.
Parkave. north side 2fG Unionport
Road story frame dwelling house 2IxbO feet Adsne
Grossman b. Ebel.ng. architect: cost 81 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-08
NEW HIGH JUMPER AT COLUMBIA.
M. Price, Formerly of Colorado College,
Clears Feet 10 Inches with Ease.

VI. Price, Of tho Columbia Law School. who has been
out for the several yesterday twice
cleared the feet 10 inches by good margin in
high jump. made no attempt 60 higher Price
five a student in Colorado College, and
while jumped feet inches, making record for
has been Of athletics for several
Price eligible the faculty committed
II he improves should win the intercollegiate
char with Cornell who is jumping 2 Q
inches days practice. and u. T. Hornidse
and several other fairly good all able
to feet inches Columbia has some material
point winning IN tho dual meets II
in intercollegiate
Trials were yesterday select the freshmen who
will couuete lOO-yard dash. the shot
hammer throw against High School Of Commerce in
approachuR dual meet. II. II Stuhrmen. Science
the OIL with H. NJ. Bangser: college second and
Science third. These three will
he schcolboys n hammer throw shot
mi the three Representatives viii be c. P Ames A. O.
i.vnn and II. A. Pzlliser.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-08
IRISH ATHLETES FOR ST. LOUIS FAIR
G. N. Y. /. e. A. to Bring Over Record
Holders for Olympic Games.

James f. Sullivan, chief OF the Department or
Physical Culture at the Worlfs Fair announced
Yesterday that tho Greater New-YoEk Irish Aih-
lctic Association would bring a team OF Irish
athletes TO compete In the Olympic games ut tho
St. Louis Fair.
Among those who VIII over are Dennis
HorFan champion shot puttsr with record OF
As feet inches. who won the American champion,
shin ut Manhattan Field I'm 1900 with q put OF
As feet Ia inches. Peter O'Connor. irish broad
lump record holder. who cleared q feet ia inches
from a board take of. and the I1cahy brothers,
both OF whom championship honors az tho
last championship meeting OF the Irish a. y. y
. Ieahv won the high jump. clearing feet =
inches and q. J. Ieahy jumped 2 feet inch In
tho broad iurnp event. Dennis Murray, who de
feated Arthur Duney In a handicap sprint on his
tour the present 100 and 2D yard Irish champion:
! J. DAILY. the cross country champion. and J. J
Holloway a pole vaulter and all around athlete
viii also cross the Atlantic TO compete in the
games
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-08
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY

BY Philip A Smyth: 2lI 79th-st n e. 166 II W Of Am
sterdam lTXlO22 AZ story American basement dwg
sale; estate of Maud WilmOt,
Heibrun for $2l,10O la8 S5th-s III . II of Lex
ineton-aye % 3x1022; story b1 stone h: exrs
sale; estate Of II Steiner deceased: McCusker for
SIS 800; 229 Henry st 2OS6 Il W OF Aontsonsr-st
20 2xS1.6; brk h; Ida GToeuberE al
Greenberg al: Weekes Bros. attys; A McKlr reg
partition; Banner Brothers. $40 $50;
165th-st les. ix42 2. story
# dwg and story dwg H. Sarah Weinstoc agt Anne
Purdy ct al; Lachmau s. q, attys; Il w Pollock,
taxes etc 1892 "a partition; to Rosetta Lee FOR 50 600
By Joseph = Day: 1O2 14th-st, W Of
ave, 10xlO2.2: dwg Thorn.
trus, Spann ct al; q Mclaughlin, atty; F .
Backhurst ref due 500 927 co: taxes etc o.
adjourned 20 April "A: S3s Parl-ave 152d-s
"a 4XlS 1Ox6Oxl34l1 taken for
road-ave, story fr dwg h; withdrawn 14Sth-st n
Ing lot 70 map OF village OF Melross South 24riO6
Shers sale OF all right title. which Sothers had
December 10 1903. since; Lexow NJ & W. attys
NJ L Erlanger. ref withdrawn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-08
BLUES FOR BILLINGS.
DR.. Woodend and Mrs. Gerken Hin
at Durlands.

The Horse Show at Durand's, which came to a
close last evening, will be recorded one Of the
most successful ever held by the company re-
CARDS the class OF the horses that took part and
the spectators that watched the contests for rib
bons.
The principal winners last evening were ". E.
WOodend, Mrs. John Gerken and c. K. G; Billings,
Mrs. GeykenS chestnut mare Elsa got hrSt prize
in the Class 4 for horses over 152 hands and
fourth prize in the combination class.
for the best tandem, with Newsboy and Lady
combination class. with Mapleieaf and third prize
in Glass 19 for the best tandem with Pitter Patter
TO runabouts, he took third prize with Paul end
= In the latter class the first prize went to Elm
Court Lodges Fireman and Carman. Mrs. R. Peale
saddle horse In Class No q. for the best foIr-in-
hand, Miss Henrietta c. Weatherbee got the blue
Mrs w. s. Elliott was successful in Glass No 6
for ladies' saddle horses with her chestnut gelding
Flashlight, and in the dealers class first prize went
TO the Flss poerr & Carroll Horse Company. The
summaries:
CARRYING to 200 pounds,won 6y Mrs John GeTSen's
Tan n Ass l2S years = B Yam Po. r,
Gh Radum. &C. years. third; Joseph H. JOness b.
Glass 10. % dor the best single harness horse; any
h e fuseberry 1911 years Fashion Coach Horse Com
dian Boy 15s years third: Charles r Froctor's b. G.
H2wathS 10 81 -. years fourth -, ,,,-
der,-won by Mrs John Gerten's Oh. Newsboy ~ 9
G. Woatherheo's br. e Conoueror. 142& G years and
b m Inyincblo H3; years. second; Mrs W A
u third: Elm Court Lodges b. z Fireman
1913. 6 years. and h. Carnan 1I3 aged fourth.
Glass No. Obest longtail saddle horse; any height
Hess y b. Hbduah * years second Ati6ur
Days , Queen. Isl years. third: Miss Emily H.
Befrord's Oh Sflverthrcad - 2iz. years. fourth
Class 81 the four-in-han not exceeding
u handsl-Won Miss Henrietta c. Weahcrbees four;
Mrs. John Gerken's four. second
o SS, %9 bG mTS w f Fa s9 es Fes'
aged: Louis Sherry's Soi-disany. II years
second. Mrs 4 I. Amendt's Dark Secret. 10 2 q
YEARS third: Mrs. William J. Steeis b. m Christabei
1924 g years fourth.
Class No for 81 horses Ee'dinEs rot
exceeding ~ count 20 cont. run
appointments. 30 Cent)-Won by Elm
Court Lodges e Fireman 143 years. and b 3. Car
J. Campbell Thcmpson's Oh z. LORD
Golden. i43%. aged. and Oh. Lord Golden Il lol'
Rce5. second: W. r Woodends b. Paul 81. Years.
z SNAPSHOT l51. years. third; Mrs. Edward r.
1ladews gr z. Buster 151. and blk <.
Katzenisnmer Kid Is l. years. fourth
coordination class 20 he driven before an
arpron-iate vehcIa then changed saddle rdden)
Won by Miss May behring's b. Natalie lb1, years;
Mrs e W. Woodend's b. IN Maple Leaf. 10. years,
second Joseph H Jones's Dillon Boy 10. years
third Mrs John GeTkens CHI m. Elsa 1913. years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-08
LAUDER COACHING COLUMBIA TEAM.
Farrell and Collins in Close Race for Short
stop-Trinity To-day.

william Lauder third baseman % the Giants
was out On south Field yesterday afternoon coaching tho
Columbia players Ho particular attention to
nhel5ers for few days Practice o. the nine yes
toraay WAS short snaupy with visible Improvement
81 the inGsli work.
There keen battle FOR shortstop between faTTe
FIRST year man IN Medical School. and Collins.
college freshman. Collins played against Pratt and Far
rtu against Naw-Y,rk University. Collins was IN the
Mace YESTERDAY ana VIII probably divide the games here
after with Farrell TIE makeup team decided
CT by Captain Framhar Catcher. c l. Framoach 10
rltcbe~s w r Tyler. '04 and W. a, Tilt, %; nrst
i.-a I ll,aa--frl1 O4 second base. f !. Iaber, va
third base J. Nohove- 'o6 shortstops X fsTFeLI %,
COLLINS fcld. J. II 4. Williams, vs.
Cs-+-e TrrF d g. Cannon 0o left field. Y. GodWin ut
me team viii meet Trinity colleges nine this afternoon
At south Field he third game q the season
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-08
YALE AT POLO GROUNDS TOMORROW
-Four Thousand Seats Added-Field Smooth
as Glass.

The game between the New-York National League
team and Yale tomorrow opens Informally the
Polo Grounds FOR the season. -Four thousand seats
have been added bringing the seating capacity to
twenty thousand. The entire field has been we'll
rolled and IS smooth as glass.
The regular season begins on the grounds
April p and the officials are making preparations
10 make It OF the most notab bic openings in the
history OF the grounds. The eth Regiment Band
has been engaged 10 escort the home team and
Philadelphia Mccormick. the fielder, who
made such a brilliant showing with the Jersey City
nine last year. has recovered from his injuries re-
ceive0 while in practice with the team In the South
and i IS expected he will take part in to-morrow's
game.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-08
SANDS TO MEET CRANE FOR TITLE.
Play in Court Tennis Championship Finals
on Saturday

The semi-hnal matches OF the national court ten
mis- championship were decided at the New-York
RACQUET and Tennis Club yesterday The morning
contest was won by Charles T. Sands VINO defeated
J. H Morgan. three straight sets, and the after
noon game was won by Joshua Crane. IT.. Of Bos-
ton. who defeated E a. Thomson. Of N"w-York
The finals Will be played Saturday afternoon
The summary;
Sernl-fnals tennls chanpinnshp--C = Sailds
New-Yort. defeated J. II. Morgan. New-1ork, g -
e J. Crane. ir. Boston. defeated +. A thomson
Nevy-York g. G-1. e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-08
LowENBERe oUTPLAYs DR.. DOUGLAS.

The amateur billiard game in the marlborough
championship series at Days last evening was
between D. W. l. Douglas and A. L. Lowenberg.
-, ~ Manhattan. The latter won By q score OF
,-, a - DR. DotVlas and +. NJ Canda, Of Man
haitian. viii meet IN the next game tomorrow
arter-roor and should Dr. Douglas win, the score
.,i5 Cor the second time bring triple tie between
NNi-11,ealf Canda and LoNenberg. The score:
1,oven6crg-23 ,. Q. u % 5; 3 %. T. r. IL o. 3.
/ @ g ? o o o = o 9. O. 0. O. o. ? e. d: total 300:
aT yr sGo %: assa2 O. ? O. l. IL 1e o.
o o IS H. IL "a ia ~ i. o to 81 57S .;
average $40. LlEa Tun. "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-08

54fb Sn1 100 Il = Of Iexn; ici.ave 65x1o05;
Rosamond HeTtsF to Louis Bernstein; mortgage 100
iS;ait =, No ~ "s es, IN crsase SIS 900 Nominal
SS{a-sI No 10 wsss arEsge So
5daE-9ys. cor OF III rs sy Is5. louis
Kramer 20 Harvard Realty Construction Com 100
esGsj. No Il West 25TIoo5; Ambrose " Becker
and another executors and trustees to Frances
I,r 8S67s No iBs5 " s. runs 72sss
o. Ak IS SIX n T4TN 645: 34th-st n s. 20
It e Of Ith-ave 5sas e s. * . ~. lT ,.s ia
west Al skies 9z4i.sx-; stephen H Palmer 20
P.sT sm5 20 81 part a Sc stephen
Palmer 70 Peer smith I, part a. ,iIioo. Nominal
,50rninss.iesvs cor Of Ism o1 + d Il ak
ing Company no w :, ; 500 ,oJ 100 1ce ii
MOO: seE SeIEinsn to Isaac Brown and an ,oo
S2i - No 2I lS5 TO s1 10 ,rs as to s II F IS 80
same property; sIas II Furman 70 William 100
ssib-st No snS West a5yss 3: Mitchell 1. Err
LANCER CsherinD. to Abraham l. Dah.man; all e-o
same property: abraham pahian to RhodA
i17,h,st' No 800 West g Sg1oo ii: Robert Davi-
son % siegmund Herschmann: mortgage.
1s7 tso $ 2i5 Il, " o. aoI-avs 25z9e
George Gerlaeh TO Joseph + Murphy mortgage. 40
Lsxinston-aye. e $ 20 IT OF sith-st. ioI1z75:
company; mortgage. $40 600 ...---...:.. 2e.oOo
Ric5agd F wa5s AMI another. ez-cutS-s to
W2Tf Really c9 e IT 6 & ~ G7s
pany: a c Nominal
If2I-st n e. 300 u . q shave 1ONy09 II. VIII
T . Nyse. et al simon Myers and
other. go paris Nominal
same; i-io part: an TILE ...--.-.,. 800
same property: simon Myers. and another. to
Irving Hschrach Nominal
2c-Rve. = % 1OIst-et. 20f 1OvtO0. WrI,arn
Louis LSse: mortgage. Sos ... 100 600
Riverside Drive. 3fNGO- Arthur
" Saunders 20 Century Really Company. mort
gage So Nominal
Same property Century Realty Company
Arthur W sauuIers mortgage $50 600 So. Nominal
BerGPn-7ve y W corner Rose-vt. EnNST. Sara
AJo1rehead MOo-ehead Realty
ton Company. mortgage. St 900. C aEi-..---- 100
13Sth-st. n 8 4S5 II - Ler0X- 7JE199 TO-
Alfred Hanson 20 Waiter Cohn; mortgage.
Wo0ster-st. No 38. 70 Sx5o. Louis Bernstein
August EIlinren. mortgage. $4,000; o and. 100
I'd No 10f6 70 T. 954. o 70. Ifx10O; 2f-ave.
No 1850. 2j.1lNtoO, LOuis Lose 90 Hudson
Realty Company; mortgages. S1.5 100. q and. 100
22d-st 1867 n Of 33-ave. III ex9s. o. Emil
MIR and cream COMPANY. 1O6 600
Front-st No 3f2 n :. Is Gx7O. John " Sullivan
Henry Nominal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-08

t,-a, y - .tgs y y - S'PrfiI ais,
Fourth tons mleD-Nisxus 81 CCrimmins), to ].
Won Ssmbo ia Crawford. !. second: Bounding.
100 0Kunz Is !. third. Time. l:44 TaxInan- Marco
bCeI'st and Bare o. Avon also ran
tfth stecDleclaEc: about milesl-Itacatiara-
lSs 81. Carter. Gin lab (Nicholsonl
l. second: Bob Hillard 1e5 Gaylord. 10 third
Tine 4 30. Cardigan fell
Sixth race sfx furlonr.l-Alma Dufour. 100 G1unzD.
won. 81 lCrimmins). 20 l. second; Pre-
tension 100 Crawford third. Time, 1lT. Brook
Soldier Fortune Dutifu Misantrope and Leopard
q nan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-08
n v AMERICANS HERE TODAY.

The N,ew-York American League team IS ex-
rected 10 arrive IN this city to-day from the
so,.th The game with Yale scheduled for to-day
has been indefinitely postponed American League
Park has been improved this year and as soon as
the grounds dry ii VIII be In splendid conuii9l'
mo ,olo n, TIC outer pasture has been hlled IN
making "A clean and level field ,., -,
THE nine will play its initial game mere WIN Ine
T,il7-rvyoo1 nine at Ridgewood on sunday frepafa-
lions have been made for handling a big crowd
which is expected to DO honor TO the occasion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-08
TRINITY DEFEATS N. 7. U.
Hartford COllegians Win in the Ninth-The
Score, to 8.

The Nev-Yorl University baseball team was oersa'Sa
nv +rs -,,.v nine yesterday Ohio Field by score
Of Ito 3 BY punching hits in the eighth inning New
York scored two runs. making the score tie Trinity
score1 the winning run IN the ninth when Cunning
han, +arflsf and Townsend droys cut clean single
~. ,-s-,vor,. team showed n marked Improvement
over IS work IN game with Columbia on Wednesday
The innsIa played snacother CAPTAIN Macisweh was
sr9o-s h,sc Dollard back In his regular
-Iare 81 sro-tst-p Lllis. freshman from Jersey City
t4i-E sr-,-1 r!-chrS a good game Allen MADE pretty
1uhIa NAV Tor Trinity. and Townsend Old Wen IN TIE
box for the Hartford team, striking out nine men
Ahe Seo't' r. II. 7.
Trinity Va; ;-...........SS "a Z
- .--ar u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-08
N. Y. U. TRACK SCHEDULE.

Trials for New-Yorx University relay team
az Philadelphia relay held yesterday
Ohio Field. Tho a quarter OF mile.
petlng Warord O5. finished n:st in o;55; siebsman O4
second Cragin O6. third: Hulsard. 'O6 fourth. The
schedule the season. announced by Manager Rus
sell, s as follows
April 49, spring games Ohio Field; April "a relay
games a Philadelphia; May Z Williams WiIamstown;
MAJ "a Wesleyan Ohio Field; May q and 2s inerco-
lesate Championships
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-08
TO REPAIR WEST SIDE LYcEum.

Plans have been Med with the Buildings Department
the rebuilding OF the West side 1yceum seventh-svs
and Fifty second-st.. which badly damaged by
last December after Lee Suubert. theatrical
manager bought the building renodellei into
four building. with facade and
mental iron and viii have stores the first floor and
large ballroom the third floor The
Is estlmated sSOO by Victor Hugo koeher archIteet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-08
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

West Fnd-avs. No 5S7. W 3 1sx10o; Alonzo Kim
ball Arthur @ Thompson. Nominal
Park-avs n Q 95th-st. 25.sxp0; Mark u Abra-
hams end another to John kafkai mortgage,
$50 500 Nominal
Iexingtou-ave, G =. 1O5 q n OF 34th-st, 2OXlOO;
Renshan 1000
ST Nichoss-ave. s. e4.lo 1t n OF isTth-st "a l0x
100; Alois Gutwillg 20 Thomas Alexander:
mortgage SIS COO c and. 100
Sane property Alexander 70 George A
Field: SlsOo0 and 100
11th-ave n W Is7th-s. Is 101SO: George A.
Field TO Thomas Alexander mortgage. $500,