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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-11
AUCTION sALEs TO-DAY.

BY Philip sHyth; ist-ave n cor lIth-st. 23xot
with stores voluntary sale;
80 S24 BOwery. n W Bleecker-st 50x1O0: four
story rs; 40 Day-st .. $50 Il Church-st.
25xTT. g Z bldg: AZ . ,.
214 u OF cuyer's Alley. so Ass. loft and
bldg 833 and SIS Sdave .. 2fS II o. 2othst
AZ 4xsIT Z: two story ten rs and four story ten rs
rear. SIS 70 536 1eth-st 065 ~ % Avenue 3.
1T5x92 story bldg and vacant f1th-a. 1855 q
OF Avenue 3. 25xe2. story bldg and vacant; 4s6
and ASS 19thst 50 n OF Avenue A. 50x92. story
bldg and vacant: 50 2Sd-st SIS 4 " OF 4th-aye
stephens =. agt BENJAMIN stephens st al A
atty.
BY Parish. Fisher Mooney g Co: sos Itfl-Gvs . 8 -
II Of 2Sth-s 2-SxI0S. lbs 1x2Tx8 11xTe.4 story
ten and story ten h rear; q II Byrd AT Ben
jamin Sire 81 al Harrison & Is. atys III POmerOy ref.
due. So. 0O0 tsxc-. etc. 81. 500
u ph0snix Ingraharrl 4 3.21S 81 g. Q
q Of l6Sdat % 2xt2o 1x2S 1xi2s1 story ten h,
Gulick Resale COniglio al: Gulick. atty.
L Paris. ref; SD T34 80: S926 IS
ay oscrrs Read q Co; 40 I1Ht-sS 1875 q % Ave
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TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY

Joseph Price has sold for Martin Campbell No.
156 West Sxty-seventh-st.. Eve story hathouss on
q lot 25KiOo feet
The nrm Of J. B. Kstcham has sold for Frank A.
Allen to a client, tho four story dwelling house. No.
2Os West one-hundred- thirty ourth-st. for
T. rosenberg has sold fc- Clara Maier No s4s
East Seventy -nnth-st, a three story and basement
private dwelling house, to = client
Myers & Aronson. No. $40 East Eighty-second-st-
G. Brettel Son have sold for Mr.. Berman
house with store. on lot 25x1Oo feet.
Bryan L. Kennedy has sold for Ms. Nellie Con-
roy TO d. & d. w Blumenthal for a client Nos.
Isl and 1914 East Eighty-hfth-st. about so feet
east Of LeSdngten-ave. four story single hathouses
J. Clarence Davies has sold for Henry Weiss. a
the east side of Third-ave. rs feet north OF Vest
eEestsr,aye.. 70 Mark Monash ~ No..
Coz from August Jssoo the i've story na5hosss
s.s ts @fs also No f4s So!Smbv near
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 211x75 feet.
wiling the plot at the southwest Corner Of ST
Ncholss-ave. and One-hundred and eighty eighth
States Commissioner Alexander.
Goodman A simon nave oousht tor iInpToSVemse11t
ings plot s0x9S-9 feet James Redler and Henry
WaIter J. Cohn has bought from NJ. Brown a
Ro{ lSxiVO 5ee 5ne 81
He has sold TO Max Overriding Nos. lbS and lS5
4OxeO feet. Dun & Conger were the brokers in both
Kreite the four story private dwelling house. on
lot 116x1O01 feet. at the southeast corner OF Park
ave. and One-hundred-a
Emma L. Johnson and Charlotte z Cuirk have
sold Nos. 135 and 13T East One-hundred-and-thir
teenth-st two two story frame dwelling houses.
plot 12x10o1 feet, adjoining the northeast cor
ner OF Lexington-aVe.
Shaw & Co have resold to Thomas Habischt Nos
81 and 346 Lenox-ave., two five story double fat
houses, with stores, each on lot ZoX64 Feet
Herman Brandenstein has resold through {. r.
W Johanning the five story hathOu5e. on plot 102
x3O feet. at the northeast corner OF Amsterdam
ave. and Seventy ighth-st.. which he recently
bought from John Kafka-
Herman Brandenstein has resold through 9. F.
W. Johanning No. 913 West One hundred-and-sev-
enteenth-st.. i've story fathouse. lot 25x1OOu
feet.
NJ Rosenbaum has resold 10 a Mr. Schiebel Nos.
5 and East red-and-seventeeuth-st. two
ive story hathOuses. on plot 6ox1oo11 feet.
S. SAKE has sold for L Napoleon Levy 20 client
OF A. A. Siberoerg No. IL West Eighty -ntnth-st,
a FIVE story nathouse. lot 25x10o.S feet
Isaac NJ. Bernstein has bought from william III.
Mccarthy the northeast corner OF Lexngton-ave.
and hundred nd-nineteenth-st. brick build
ing on plot 60xeox irregular.
Adolph Mandel has sold No. 1f9 10 151 East One
hundred and eghteenth-st. two three story frame
dwelling houses, plot 46x1O0.u feet. to Abraham
Levy and David Gordon. VINO viii erect a six story
q athouEe.
Henry Henschsi has bousht from the LAndlsy
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BIG AUCTION SALE SCHEDULED.

The McVickar Realty Trust Company will sell
on March 1. public auction at the Real Estate
salesrooms. No 1d Broadway. in partition pro-
ceedings many choice parcels The property COM
prises No. 1ss William-st. Nos. 1876 and 1SS Beck
man-st. Nos. 1f3 and las Elm-st, through TO Nos.
and Do Centre-st.. Nos - and Is East Twefth-st.
Nos. si5 and $40 Spring No. IS TO - Thompson
St. and the interest Of the defendant in piers Nos
q and "a East River. at the foot Of Beekman-st.
and Peck Slip. respectively. The property will be
sold the result OF friendly suit in partition. the
plaintiff being Resale RUspOu and the defendants
Leopold Van Zandt and others
Rcsalie Ruspou is the Princess RuSpOu wife OF
Prince Paul RuspOli. Prince Paul is a brother OF
the late Prince Emanuel RuspOH de POggiO-Suasa
one time Mayor OF Rome. Prince Emanuel mar
ried daughter Of w. Beers Curtis Of this city
The Princess RuspOn. who appears as plaintiff In
the present suit. the widow OF Joseph karriclS
Riggs. OF New-YOrk. and Is the stepmOther OF
Signor Roberto Pagannini italian Deputy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-11
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

=. BY John Golding: 1tth-st Nos 11s and rs. a
tors sale: 70 samuel Well for t7ss0o Itth-st No sss
500 II OF 1th-ave. 25N1033. Gxg. exsoutorr
as n Of 7th-ave 119x10S3 sty brk dwgs exscuort
sale to Lowenfed & Prayer for e14500 18th-gr. No
243, 51sS n OF 7th-avs. zo10x105.s Q sty ork
dwgs executors sale 70 Lowenfeld Prayer FOR ttA.
500 Itsh-st No 24l n 8 2s9 y Ssh-sve. a. 2xiesA
$4,000. 14th-st. No 234 to 242. S87.11 q . %
sth-ave s0xl033, hve sty dWgs executo-s salet 70
Heilner No TO 4.
AIS Sth-ave. 75x15s sx1OO.5x irrsguIar. and
bidgss executors sale Frank Seslsy
Hudson-st. Nos 239 and 241, =. 1901 q n Wstts-ss
running through 20 No 10 Rsnwick-st. 25x150L and
sly bldgs: exeeutors sale estate q MARY Norwood
deceased to Leopold Huttsr for t28.350
BY Parish. Fisher. Mooney a Co. 19th-sf. No
> go q 6th-ave. 25x9ss. sty bldgs p a Kari
ast V "a Hart all Kellogg q b attyss Randolph
Hurry ref: partition: adjourned February n.
BY Samuel Goldsfic<er: SHAVE. oc~
i24th-st Is. t1xss. sly 8 dws; A Cutter ass c 4
Townsend st al: d Tichen0r atty T. Ragsnsr rsf:
Hail for s24.500.
BY Herbert A. Sherman: Sc Nicholas PI . a al q 4
I53d-st. 25x1O0 st Nicholas Pl IS q . 1ss1-ws
2oN100s EdEeconbe-ave. 8. I 1b3d-st. 2Bxl00t
r II Faye et al a exrs and . Beafs st Al
taxes. etc. ss53-41: adjournsd 70 February "a
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RESULTS AT ASCOT PARK.

Los Angeles. Feb. l0-F1rst purse FIVE and one
half rronEsCoIumbia Girl dO1 ~ Johnson. 3i1 l..
won: Bluuenthsl. 100 dtedferu 20 J. seeond; Felipe
LueEo. 10 ~. Lewis. 20 J. tftrd Tine lQe4 Eva
=. Evermore. Fce1ui. LecEado Darlington. Carlisle.
Nora, Halle Beach. Anna Marie Rodof0 and BeilacRna
also
second race purse; yearoidE. three and cnehaif
furlougs-Bse Kinney. liz tRsdfernl. wen. Air
chip. lis IL SPENCER. % ]. second; Woylciam III
81 EewIsl j. J. third O-s2is- Euczsteer HoGi
Firea CspitaEa- slncado 81 Dixie and Tn Hurst also
Tird race ClufdIe handicap. mile and furiong)-
Double O. rs fArchlhldl % 4 Won: Poorlancs, rs
second CamhaCeres. 19s tSchllsn. %
10 ]. third. Time. @J2i1. culdada SchwHrzWald and
sam Green also run
Fourth race 0sn6lcap; SlausCn Courssl-Golden Rule
126 ClcGferu1. ]. Essfu les Orion. 90 4
second. = ]. third.
Geheluness stem Winder ans CruEadls also
FIfh selling mile and sNteCuthb-I-ab1r 80
Csnnottl. = Grail. 81 Iawrencel. 4 l.
dsssi.. Erne also
sixth ceiling ak furlonFsf-VgtunIfreda, 81
G.euls L Laureatea lQi Orion. 10 J. Sec
ond Tlabe. 10 lD0n0yazl 70 J. third. Tlus. 1.15A.
Huapzla- Harmon Colonel BoEey Rosebud. Eanon.
InauFlrator. Military. AndrS1tuA and Madam Bishop
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RESULTS AT INeLEsIpE.

san Francisco Feb 1o-Frst selling. farlonEs)
-Et II Bruto DAILY. B. uoa- JACK Little lci
CBeD Doris 100 tNuuZl. - 20 /. third
Time. 10 shorty Kane. Hrim Miss MENDOZA hogarth.
HuIforc also
second selling. i've and onehar furlonEsl-Air.
Fsrnum. lO7 t3onner IS 70 won. Solinus, 100 Shee
ham 20 20 l. second: Suburban Queen. 1G2 Hicebrandl
even third Time. l12. sam Lazarus Esq. Jean
Grarier Egyptian Princess AJuor See Rosewater and
Candidate also
Third tselinE. Fgturity Coursel-IansdoWn, lOs
Roach 4 Pcouius. 10 j. Dalyl, 20 20 SEC
ond. The PRIDE 116 g. Martini. 20 l. third Time l;l4
standard Distributor Instr
also
Fourth Chandicsp and O1e-siEteenth milesl-
stuyve, 10 tahcehrandl . . won: kenlworth, 10
Seel second. Judge - wv. Daily. 10 20 third
Time l;<e& Major Tenny joe Lesser and CRATER also
ran
Ffth race purse; furlonEsi-sad sam 100 Csher-
wood g. HAnsult 1o4 u. Martin. TO :. SEQ
CTrayersi. l. thlrd- Time. liza
Colonel Van. Futurta snd Fair Lady Anna also ran
sixth selling. mile and nfty ysrdst-piercs J
10 fSsel. won: First chip. IoS Hoach 10 70 J.
second Nr ninEle les Oifliehrandl 90 third Time
1asA Chfoadee. Prince Eazes. Nelousone and Boufon
rFfr Ais ran
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-11
oFEIcERs oF BROOKLYN NAcHT Gu

Al the annual meeting OF the Brooklyn Yacht
club held last night at the Clarendon Hotel,
Brooklyn. these officers were elected for 1900: Com
nodore. Samuel s. Fontaine: vioe-commodore, John
C. Abbey: rear commodore a. c. soper; treasurer.
Willard Graham; secretary, Charles A Kelly;
measurer. G. Curtis GulsDie: trustees, for three
years c. II Humphreys. George Relnsrs and ".
II. Butcher; for years. Arthur 7. Wells; for
one year, W, Newton Bennington: regatta COM
mittee, Daniel c. Whttlock chairman. John A
DOnuely and Charles n. Allen; committee on mem
bership. Nathaniel T. Corey chairman. J. A
Suter. Jr. ana William a. Maxwell. and committee
nominations. walter D. Havilaud. A b. Nor-
bees. Jr. and "a. J. Hanley.
The old club pennant-re1, with a white Et2r-usec
from I657 70 100 adopted in place OF the one I'm
for the last three years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-11
MAY BE FIFTH-AvE. RECORD LEASE

ten story building is to be built on the premises
No S14 Fifth-ave- by Ovington Brothers. who have
leased the property for term OF twentyOne years.
through Albert 3. AshfOrth from Frank B. Martin.
rms property was recently sold at record price
by Joseph Ml5ank to Mr.. Martin. It Is five story
building, on a plot AS1lx10O feet. The terms of
the present lease range from $4,000 TO $4,000 year
net for the land These terms said TO be higher
than those or any similar lease ever recorded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-11
GARDNER COMES TO FRONT
Tales T5Co More Games al Amateur
Billiard Tourney.

afer the closest contest o. the amateur billiard
tournament at the Liederkranz Club. +. W. Card
usr. q the Acouackanonk Club. OF Passaic. n. J..
b. remarkably sklful playing last night turned
what seemed be hopeless defeat into brilliant
victory lie defeated Arthur Townsend OF the
Hanover Club OF Brooklyn. and IN doing Sc brought
himself up from fourth to second place in the
tournament
had also won the afternoon game from Arthur
Narcotic q Quebec. making him the winner OK
four games in three days.
Il was a one SIDED game up to the twenty-sixth
irning for Townsend hy series OF runs OF Is. "a
n n 4 and 81 ran his up TO 2ls. Card
uor made IS IN his first Eve innings, and then
scored only % in the next twenty-one- He was then
fg points behind. He then seemed 10 regain some
OF his ole form for IN the following eleven innings
be made us points. Townsend making only q IN the
same time Gardner entered his third hundred IN
the tventy-sxth shot OF his forty-second inning,
and was greeted with applause This run melted
him s. IN the forty-fourth inning be made run Of
e. the highest IN the game
Gardner was wildly oheered when. at fifteen min
utes after midnight he in the hfty-second Inn
ing He was 1es points behind in the twenty-ffth.
and st 81 behind in the forieth inning. By skilful
nursing and strong shots IN the open he closed
the gap and tied and passed his opponent In the last
inning.
After a consultation the billiard cornnittee-R J.
schaefer Charles Forster G. o. Rudolphy, ". H.
Hlenks Maurice Dsiy, A 7. Troescher Dr. Ranney
and Frank Draz-decided TO have three games yes
.erday. The first game began az 1 80 p. m. Gard
uerss npponeut was Arthur Narcotic. said to
Be the champion OF Canada His defeat easily
accomplished. however. for Gardner beat him By
1R poin.s in the hfty-secOnd inning. Twenty-siE
was Gardner's highest run His average was 4o-62
Narcotics being 1851
The second game. at sS0 O'Clock. brought together
J. Ferdinand Poggenburg. OF the LAederluanz Club.
anc J. De Nun Smith. Of 81. Louis The game was
close throughout. Smith made q OF ~ In the
third inning and BY the tenth he had SCORED Il TO
Poggen5urgs =. The latter caught and passed
Smith IN the seventeenth inning. when he made
run Of IS Smith passed Poggenburg IN the TWEEN
With inning. when ne made run OF @. and IN
Runs o. &C. 70 and 2 put PogEenburg 2 IN the lead
Again, and De finally won BY Is points in the nfty-
nzt inning. The scores;
Afternoon cfrst game):
n sssTt5s 2, J, z &c 1880 ~
8nt e 3 Q o L g 9. q Tossiii 800; ziss
sSs . !. 9 g g. z z. g g. 8 g. 9
runt ~ ~ y. average. 40-S7.
Afternoon: second game:
PogEenburE-3. Q. 3, C. O O O. q, Q. 9. q, @ 6.
go o ! q z o 81 81 81 z Q 4 3. TS,ai
800 hgh rms 81 q a; average 3 %S-5L
Refsreo-E8pard Eoz.auEhlin-
tsfPS,55 T III - Si.S &. :
EVENING scoRDs
G,'io' 2 {, g q q Il ! g. q IS z
EisS = r u ! 3 q AI.S Q : 6 toa
Sss"Hs''9 &c 9, g 2 a a. 20
i6S s., 4 I . ! % : 2 7 - 9 9 I Z
heteres-Ednand Mclaughlin
Ths standnr Of tfs rlaye-e 70 date Is as follows:
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Regan lI9: ventoro Jove 1876 Julius Werner Henry OF
Frs-stsmar. 129 Hobson's Choice. dll Moderator laz
Second lpurse: nilslNss Melton 80; PlautuS
Spring Fox T. q. Scarborough -: St Jolly. 81 Kate
Powers.
Third purse. furlongsfiEchel ward -: Al
paca Collins SabnsL 1Ol. Muron LOG. Parlsienne
10
Fourth race purse. mle)-Sabot, Satchel 700;
stand Malay. Bcdul. lO2 De Reszke. lroca-
6ero, Ben Howard. Meistersiuger. 1u5-
Fth fsellnE. SIX fuTiongsltentte, rs la Nache
Safeguard. lue Russell Garth. lVs; Jus
Lzanka- 1uI. Paluist. 100. fitzbrilar. III
mllel-laay Mistake. Josie F.
A II Antitrust. Class Leader. lO2:
nan. Nr1be NAG. FH1llhaCk. VIII Sicily, lO5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-11
MARSHALL LEADS IN CHESS TOURNEY.

Monte Carlo. Feb. 10-In the international chess
MASTERY tourney here to-day Maroczy and
schlechter drew their game Gunsberg went down
before Marco and Marshall disposed Of Swidersh
thus taking the lead in the contest The fourth
round is scheduled for tomorrow, the order OF
play being as follows: Schlechter Gunsberg
swfderski vs. Maroczy and Marshall vs. Marco.
II was also made known here to-day that neither
Atkins OF London. nor swiderEd. OF Berlin. could
arrange TO make the trip 10 America for the pro-
posed international chess asters tourney 1T Cam
bridge Springs and that the team representing
Europe would be composed as follows: Lasker
TschiRorin. Janowsli. MarocZy. Schlechter, Marco
Mieses and Techmann. The score OF the tourna-
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PLANS FOR A BIG BUILDING.

Plans have been fled for sixteen story hreproot
commercial building. 70 be erected for the Metro
politan Life Insurance Company. at No II to Is
East Twenty-fourth-st.. on land leased by II for
a term OF years from the Bishop estate. owner.
The building Is to have facade OF marble,
trimmed with brick and will have frontage OF
70 feet and depth OF s0.f feet. The cost IS esti
mated at $4,000 y. lie Brun 8 Sons the
~
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10 EJECT A FLOUR MILL.

The Hecker-Jonss-JeweU Milling Company. which
VIII erect new -four mill the southeast corner
Of Corlears and Water SITS. has leased for sixty
three years the corner OF East and Water SITS and
Corlears Hook. Both parcels owned BY the
Charles A. COe estate The site OF the proposed
-four mill measures NoT225 feet. while the East
and Water SITS corner Is 1OOx2G5 feet. covered By
Ave story warehouses which viii be kept IN their
present shape Valuable waterfront privileges are
also included under the leases Horace s Ely q
20 IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-11
VIPERINE EASILY FIRST.
eteLta Alien, FaUorite TSDO-Yedr-
Old, Helpless on Hea0g Track.

-oflsanH Feb. l0-viperine. the fly owned
-. - ~ .. A. Morris. made 9 show OF her
Il. - n me Rosebud Stakes to-day. Stella Allen
- '-ong iavorite IN the betting. was helpless IN
-, neeFg going. while the Morris Ally, which was
ss second choice. outbroke her rivals was
-, y trouble and galloDed home four lengths In
r -oao French won the FIRST rncs AZ Is 20 J.
-. ~Ae was the only winning favorite. The
Summaries.
Ffsosf 7e ceiling i've ami one-hnlf furlongsDI.o-d
JULIE A.. Dean. - ~ 4. won; Mariana, llbA
\ fhIrf' = eeoena LauE l0 w. Henmces3ll u 70
ftst a. M liza. Tower Triple silver Colin eeorEe
Lcg fsiv IsigeGa Alnrrtoia Congress. - Joiy Ana
Hsnsss rses taiK furiongs)-Cssr the Arena 100 0y.
49, % y wen. 70 san. 100 fstillel 60 = SOC
kaIr-f 80 iN ft DEAN q. third Time, l9lAfr
i1r -' Net iisioorn, Algonquin ana Diaphanous also
Hsnls-,s'- 80 1sndoEp. one Iale)De Issszse 200 ov
g 49, 70 y Won; 81 laumanv. 100 lDaFies1n1,
i,tst So Iancrsd 81 0Sobhinsj 10 20 J. third. Time.
Fo1-.f ..-tl4s ane The Regent alto
lift nsll .-o2ebuo stakes flTouFs)k ipertne,
2 So ~ p q won Plnkie 10I ~ Hennessyl. B
Inc go ifuiho Hunter. JOS fCHisiD. ~ 20 ], thrd
FIft ~ arc Golden Flower also ran
- - Hel and 0ne-quarter milcEl--E'ull-
y seo--5 20 % ]. won. Eugcula g. - f5tgvnl), -
frt 49, .tstectgr Shea, So ~. Hennessv). ~ 20 ..
taFor r-i-- TN Bob HiiErc, James FltE. Irving
ssff -. Anlinte and Whit-nors also ran.
1zs ls ~ ~. mile and tsTnnty yardH5Nslos 70 Qtoe-
-. 4 t2u ltecaoner ~ ll4sinrstonl. o =
aalrafIs- -s leinpoon Judge cuntriiL Uranium and
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.

2srh-st No 538 West FOR a two and four story
brick studio building. 25x65; n Young. Ownsrs
a 9 g Fletcher. architect ..................-.-
24th-st. Nos IL and IS East. for a sixteen story
brick LOFT building, 15NSO4. Metropolitan LIZ
Insurance Company. owner; ~ Ls Brun a sons
o. o
Chsrry-st. No f54. FOR q story brick outhouse,
64x0s estate Of Elizabeth Meyers. BROOKLYN.
owner. II Muller, architect :. .............-
tO2d-st. n 9. 80 u OF 1st-avs for one story
brick bot.ling establishment. 25x1OO II: Mutual
MIX and Cream Company. ownsrs u q p
WAlllef. arcnltecls % - -. -.
Tth-st. No % East. for a SIX story brick tsna-
ment house q. 1OxTT-1O N Klein. owner: H0r-
enburEer a Strauh. architects. -.-..-..--.....
S3d-st. Nos 423 and As West. for a story
brick storage warehouse 60xq8 9. A Camsron.
owner J + De Baum. architect. .....-....-....
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THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

One-hundr sixty fourth-st. north side 193
feet west OF WashinEton-ave. four story brick
tenement house 2)x10S feet; Albert G. Werner
owner; 3. Ebellng. architect $1,000.
Van Ness-st. east side. 100 feet south OF Morris
Park-ave., two story frame dwelling house. Ix50
feet: John Dosso. owner; B. Ebeling. architect;
1900
Pzrk-ave., two two story frame dwelling houses.
2Xt5 feet; Thomas Scott. owner. Timothy Kelly.
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PETER COOPER HEwITTs CAR DONE.

Unofficial word has reached tho Automobile Club
OF America that the car being built for Peter
Cooper Hewitt for the international cup Is
completed AS to the progress being made with the
Alden sampson machine. no Information has yet
been received. The announcement that l. p
Mooers would build a 1,So-pOund OF fifty horse
power for the race aroused much surprise as to
why Mr. Mooers should build light a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-11
sTEEPLEcHAsE ~ puRLANp.s AcApEMY

A mile steeplechass at Durlaud's Riding Academy
last night resulted In q victory for Charles Geyer
potato race was won By ~. lyman Arrange
ments already under way for the thirteenth
annual horse show. be held At Durland's on
April {. and Z The judges VIII be Q. X q Biz
urgs four-in-hands tandeTns. pairs, harness
horses and appointnSCtss @. CULVER and George
r. Read. harness horses. George c. C1ausen sad
die horses. II. l. Herbert and John Rawlirs hunt
ana Jumpers. Entries viii close on March 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-11
GIANTS GIVE UP JONES AND DAVIS.
National League Allows Two Payers to GO
TO Chicago American

Chioago Feb 1O.-The controversy over Jones and
Davis which nearly caused disruption OF the
peace agreement between the National and Ameri-
can Baseball leagues last summer. has been AMIGA
bly settled by the National League Withdrawing
al claims TO both players. Davis and Jones were
claimed by both the New-York National League
Club and the Chicago American League Club and
at the recent meeting Of the National League IN
NeW-Ycrk n special committee, consisting OF
Meesrs Hermann Dreyfuss and hart, ap-
p0inted 70 investigate the claims OF the NeW-York
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MISS WILKES BUYS GREEN TRoTTER.

Lexington. Ky. Feb 10 CspeciaD.-The six-year-
old green trotting Emma Hoyt. trial 2;0s by
Car, 3;l2ls. dam by q son OF Volunteer. owned by
Glen Beachy jr- OF this city. sold to-day to
James Wetherell. Gait Ont. for 5000 The mare
viii be turned over TO Harry c. Stinson. the Ca
madam trainer and driver. and she viii be
paigncd down the Grand Circuit this season. max
ing her fTst appearance the Nj & II. stake at
Detroit. The purchase is for Mas K l. Wilkes,
relative OF John Jacob Aston. who bought Ora
Wilkes "a New-York last fall
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PAYS s7s.soo FOR MURo HOTEL.

Many persons present yesterday at the
auction sale held by John n Golding the Real
Estate SaIesrooms No. Isl Broadway. Bidding
was spirited and excellent prices were obtained.
One OF the parcels sold was the old Muro Hotel.
Nos us and us West Fourteenth-st II
bought by Samuel Well OF the Schwarzchild &
Sulzberger Company. for N6500.
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REPORTED LEASES.

Jacob A. King has leased for the Adams Express
Company eight lofts In the buildings No. 592 596
Broadway TO various persons. at aggregate
rental OF S26 COO
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WEST SIDE PLOT CHANGES HANDS.

]. Romaine Brown & Co. have sold for the Louis
H Blackeman estate plot 5Ox27x55xz3O feet. on
the north side OF Observation-Disclosures ghth-st..
100 feet west OF Broadway. running through to Fort
Westinghouse. The plot is at the junction Of the
protected Riverside Drive extension and the BOule
ward Lafayette. Arnold H E. Schramm Is said 70
be he
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REALTY COMPANY A SELLER

The Broadway Reliance Realty Company has
sold six lots the north side Of One-hundred-
nd-thirty-ninth-st-. beginning 40 feet west OF
Fifth-ave- The same company has also sold TO
Jacob Herb the four lots on the northwest corner
OF Seventh-ave. and observation-disclosures
eufh- gt
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sIxTH-AVE. LEASE RECORDED.

John NOonan has leased 20 Christopher OsterhOli
and another person No. 4S3 Sixth-ave. for sever
years at a graduated rental Of from 5000 to ESQ
\ wear. The lease recorded yesterday.
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A FlFTH-AvE. REPORT DENIED.

II reported yesterday that the J. c. Lyons
Building and Operating Company had sold to Sam
uel Green plot OF lots. 1O0Sx175 feet tho
north corner OF Ninety nnth-st- and Fifth-ave.
The report denied
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A MORTGAGE OF 100000.

The Empire Realty Corporation has mortgnsed
its new building. at the northeast corner OF Flew
enth-st and University Place, to the Title Guaran-
tee and Trust Company for SO0.OO0 At Per for