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, 1904-04-12
Frequent skirmishes Near Win.

Seoul. April 12.-The japanese au-
thorities here say there have been
frequent skirmishes near Win. The
main body of the First Japanese army
corps is in that neighborhood. Six
hundred Korean in~fantrymen left
Seoul today for the Kirin district, to
keep in order the bandits who are
constantly embroiled with the Chinese
settlers.
, 1904-04-12

Spanish PRIMER Receives a Knife
Wound at Barcelona.

Barcelona, April 12.-Premier Maura
was attacked and wounded today by a
would-be assassin, who, armed with a
dagger. lay in waiting outside the coun-
Gil chamber until the premier appear
ed. He plunged TIE blade into the
premier. The attack caused great ex-
element.
, 1904-04-12
NATTER.
House Republicans to Caucus on Sep,
arate State Bills.

Washington. April l2.-Republicans
of the house will hold a caucus Friday
on the bill of the committee on ter.
ritories for the admission of New Mex,
leo and Arizona as separate states.
The house will rush the matter
through. although the senate will not
act upon 1t this season.
, 1904-04-12
Montana Endorses Roosevelt.

Helena, Mont. April 1.-THE repub-
lican state convention today elected
delegates and alternates to the nation
al convention, adopted resolutions re-
affirming the principles of the Phi!a-
delphia platform and commencing the
administration of President Roosevelt,
to whom H promised allegiance and
support.
, 1904-04-12
RIGHT LEG HOODOO.
Bethel Family In Streak Of Hard Luck
With That Member.

Louisville, KY, April ia hoodoo
has struck the Bethel family in the
form of injuries to the right leg. Five
of the family have been seriously in
jured in the right leg within a short
time, while three of them so seriously
as to cause their being laid up. The
accidents have all been in falling and
each time no injury was caused except
to the right limb.
, 1904-04-12
MARRIED A
White Man at Kemmerer Takes {
Colored Bride.

Evanston. Wyo.. April 12.-Loughlin
G. Mclean, a white man, and Miss
Ellen NJ. Early, colored, were united
in marriage by Justice O'Flynn Sat
urday. The bride made a fortune in
the restaurant business in Seattle.
Mclean is a business mar of Fair
haven, Wash. The couple appeared to
be devoted to each other. They are
about As years of age.
, 1904-04-12
LEADS,
Defeats kisser Hobson for Alabama
Congressional Nomination.

Birmingham, Ala, April l2.-Later
returns from the Sixth congressional
district contest reduce Congressman
Bankhead's apparent majority and the
Hobson supporters have not given up
the fight. %Bankhead's apparent MAORI.
ty is $50, but later returns are likely
to reduce it.
, 1904-04-12
Men Taken Back.

Chicago. ILL.,. April 12.-Swift q Co.
today took back 100 butchers laid off
ostensibly on account of light work.
Union men claimed that their fellows
We're being Disseminated against and
threatened a general strike of western
packing centers at noon today. which
is now averted.
, 1904-04-12
TROOPS FOR THIBET.
Attack on Colonel Younshusband's
Mission in House of Commons.

London. April 12.-In the house of
today Premier Balfour an
nounced that the action of the Thibet-
ans in attacking Colonel Younghus.
bands mission necessitated his asking
sanction for the employment of Indian
troops beyond the frontier of Thibet.
, 1904-04-12
GENERAL TORAL DEAD.
Man Who Surrendered Spanish Army
- at Santiago.

Madrid, April l2.-General Toral,
rendered al Santiago, died in the in
sane asylum today. Brooding over the
c%apitulatioI wrecked his mind.
, 1904-04-12
MRS. SCHAAF SUICIDES.
Prominent Woman's Rights Advocate
Kills Herself in Berlin.

Berlin, April 12.-Mrs. Eliza Schaaf,
Il prominent woman's rights advocate,
. committed suicide with n revolver last
night at her home here.
, 1904-04-12
Car Barns Burned.

Buffalo, N. Y, April 12.-The cal
barns of the National hallway com
pany, covering an entire block, burned
today, with forty cars. Loss, 5000 900.
, 1904-04-12
The largest and best assortment of
boys clothing at Woodruff & Terry's.

Russia will be represented in the
Worlds press parliament to be held
at the Worlds fair May 16 to 81, by
Prince Ecper Oukhtomiski, managing
editor Of the st. Petersburg Wiedomo.
sti.
, 1904-04-12
Thouoht FIGHTING Has Begun.

Toxic, April 12.-It is thought that
fighting has commenced on the falu
river and the Russians are now in
force on the right bank of the river.
, 1904-04-12
OIL WELLS BURNING.
Furious Blaze in the eaku Fields in
Russia.

Batoum. Russia. April 12.-Sixteen
oil wells near Baku are afire and biaz-
ing ~furiOusly.
, 1904-04-12
VESSEL ASHORE.
Pacific Mail Steamer Colon Wrecked
on %Saivadoran Coast.

Panama, April 12.-The steamer Co.
lon, a Pacific mail vessel from San
Francisco for Panama, went ashore on
the coast of Salvador, but all on board
were saved. The vessel will probably
be lost.
, 1904-04-12

A job of printing done in The Repub.
lican ONCE Is a%guarantee hit 1t 10 done
right and according to the very latest
Ideas.
, 1904-04-12

Laramie buck gloves, the very best
at BARRIERS. costs
, 1904-04-12

For fine Job printing, leave orders a
The Republican Office
, 1904-04-12

The largest line of boys clothing
shoes. hats, etc. Woodruff 6 Terry.
, 1904-04-12

Daily Republican boc . month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-27
RESULTS AT ST. LOUIS.

ST Louis July 26-Fsrst ave tarionss. selling
Preventative lO7 tCocoloi 10 Ertwarlu, lo9
. second C0vna 107 anderson. - 90 l.
third Tine 1-02@s Joe Graham Tartar. King vida.
Colonel Preston. J. Cassieanna. Jack Moran. Wal
pole Fred Priesneyer Laurel L and Giencreith also
Second lsiX Observation-Disclosures. % H. Conway
rs 70 l. won: Eleanor Dean. 1. sec
ond: Fugurtha. tulett). 10 thirc TINE i8ie
Never Smile Back Number. Feby Blue Haze II Lady
Felix Cromwell! Tribes Rouge. Rejoice susie
Pitcher and MarChionsss also
Third race ave and one-Half firiongsRet Leaf 100
fTToNlerl 10 2. Woodlands las Eubeul. u u
second; Fruit 100 Gtaynorl. 80 20 J. third Time
l.i0. Colonel White. BeseTiing and Saruuola
Fourth hand!cap: fur!ons5i-Flara. Wreath
l03 Lindsey l. Won Frank Bell IOl lf,icr1 . T.
Rebo. 90 fff0welD. % J. third l.lolz
Simon Cent Otto Etefel and Commodore also ran
Ft.th tone mile and seventy yardslI fu2
tAust.n). 70 Carerncnt. I02 Dean. tl l. Sec
ond- Inbode1. IO2 CYE. Davsj 10 I. third Time
Leona1a. Agnes Il and LsroE LIaveu
rider
mile and 100
tEfoweD. / won: Avoid. CWolr 10 J. second.
Sister Lillian. 50 tSe6er 10 l. third Time So
Kngstelle, Murmur. Decoration. Varna Fouso Golden
Light Leenta Irern!a and Irby Bennett also
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-27
lord OF The VALE WINS.
T4KES THE SE4SHORE.
Good Racing at Brighton in Spite
Of Rain and Bad Track.

-,-a ~ the frowning disarproval Of tho ele-
,s Tile racing AZ Brighton yesterday sustained
- the association has set since the beginning
y - - ,,.dsumnaer meeting. and although showers
- 5isae-eeably frequent and the track was
.rroery and soft, there were plenty of heads-apart
stshas ana struggles that brought the grardstand
:, rs feet with a clatter-
,,, four horses took part IN the Seashore Handi-
.- ,re nile and quarter but subtly had
~ z-osb..~sa busted the weights in placing IL
r,,ds on II-. Belnonl's good four-year-oid Hast
= ,olr Lord Of the Vale; 12l pounds on the black
- Major Dairgerfeld: l2S on Hurst Park, the
-.,r-7g son OF Kingston, and Sc or the second
.ass COLI Fc-ta1r that they were al brought close
,s-,er al the md Of the mile journey.
nd NJ me NaIe's race WAS in the nature Of
,,rhlic trial for The Saratoga Handicap, and his
.,4o--nance made him many converts. The new
western Jockey, T.. Kelly. haS the mount on the
.,l, and getting him away promptly, kept him
rotrr IN front ID the end. although he had mar
-ou, squeeze u H. Hurst PARK crowded HIM hard
through re stretch. ard many spectators in this
Crandstan5 Il seemed though the latter horse
sot Up IN -lme 10 win n the last stride Major
Dairgcrlo,-. who with his pronounced fonlness Tor
old-fasi!olie5 sulklng races. ana refused 10 eA-
Ta- great Splinter. Reliable. with 40 pounds up,
CaIe another Of his remarkable exhibitions OF speed
and we.snL carrying ABILITY III = eoa-rs5 a. s.@
fourhe5 .- he wind he deres b0-n the weather and
~ garS .---ger. A closer -1ugEle- more lnpropl-
gs1ge5 and vet from the start he MADE his own
pace. and the stretch stood OF a resollte email
LORD ri the Vale Hurst Park 1nsh. many thought
TIE placing Of the Judges was wong anu mat me
Htdeb-and had his hands full In getting sydney
Pagers TeacreSs home nose II front OF RATE
Cafrev in q fve furlouE scramble for tTo-yeaT-olt
fIes and mad the race been a dozen yards longer
h would have been beaten Four favorites won
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-27
TRANSACTIONS I'M Realty.

" 2 KERRY has sold FOR Joseph Leitner 10 Philip
CahiH the Two family house the west side OF Honey
wei-ave, SO feet north OF One-hundrstau seventy
eghth-zt for Michael Maher Moses schIoss ths
thrae-sanli.y house No. 214S Washington-ave.
William Richtberg has sold No $50 EightA-ave.
four story apartment house. wth stores lot 2Sx7O
feet. investor.
No III East Seven-erh-st three story ard basement
Abraham SanueIs tas sold No I47a Sfadisou-ave. a
g 5H e story double a'n'''e with stores o" '0' "
David stewart has sold for Robert ] Kennedy to a
enty-ninthst three story white dwelling house
sanie6aam Levine have bought Rom Ellen "
Brown and have -esolt builder No Vest Ore-hUr
aI i ~. $5.a 'lee ''o'S iae evening
Max Gomprec5t aas sold Tor John Mats to Gustave
Guck and Joseph Jacobsen the two i've story fathouses
Nos I34 and 1876 West lundred-ana-tarrynn
plot 5ox9o II teet
Feer NJ = tutssrs-'t nve story tenement house.
Wei 8 slayer have soIi Nos ass TO os4 Rrooa-ave.
four four story Hathotsrs: on plot luuxS5 feet
story nSihS GUS on lot 45xI66 t,sS N''
Frank Walker has bought from Isabella Mseks No.
The Jerry Atieri Company has bousht through Jacob
ayes blot Srxluo feet viii thereon two ave
Wuham Pets-s reports TIE following sales: For Joseph
Sani1e5e 10 sass ~ S 81 Two family dwelling
Adamsst FOR Elizabeth Smithson Franz Sliverrnan
- feet norm or Cohrlbus-aVe Tor 7ichar7 P-ssi-r
n Never Two family dwe1Agg house on west side cf
Charles Wynne has bought from Catha-ine Foley No
East Ave story fathouss.
charles wynne sold Never Gold Nos SD and ss1
East one-hundrei NJ -hfth-s. ave story
o Villain On ''S W4TS has Sold NJ a. W.,
fourth ST, three story and basement dwelling. house
The block front on the south side OF oue-hunarsd
third-st, between Washington and Bath
thirteen lots aad fronts rs tet on PSS about
seventy-third-st. $50 feet on Washington-ave- and
Young s Gahren have sold for Leroy P Moore to ]
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-27
RESULTS At HAWTHORNE.

chicago. July 26-Fi-st race siv eurionrzIN1g Alice
JOB Morrison Il o. =. HeEes1n los 'La1rencel
second Ttu1y, 10 Kennedy 1t1 20 l. third
Time Singing Master. japan shipping Port. An
Ch-FerDe Gene Eaudor. L1-lucel1t. Allie
v,rgte. Biszet. Billy BashaN. Manzano and NJ nda.e
also
second race six Observation-Disclosures IL Knapp 20
% won: clifton Forge. ll5 tHegeseul TO > second,
Mrrastc H. l07 Henry. = 20 J. third. Time. I3@
Bell L@ath and Felipe Lugo also
Third five turu EEsl- Bonnie Prince Charlie ioT
lFecnJ. l6 g Proprietor. III prior. % =
second. Jose. l07 s. Bonnet. = third Time
fr2b. A. casey The ta1fy Hattie Weihe. John Esbee
Rainy B. Raining Leaves also
Fourth ive turl- rgsJtireen Gown 1o2 Aorrso-J
10 T. won. Cutter 100 livingston 70 J. second Jade
l05 Greenfield 70 . third Time. Oi-s EE1chantsr
" A. Powell Adalr, Gallant Caszla Captain Nrrutn and
Lun5aM also
Fgft1 mile fI-icrE1-Blrrh Broom
los Knapp. 10 o won; Major Mansir lG2 .Aubuc7n
I. second. Exclamation. 81 tNic7l : 70 T. ttirt
Time lS4- Royalty. Emperor Of India ana Telephone
also
/. FoncasIa 81 iNc0n. 20 l. second Flo Bob
% knapp 70 g. third. Time IA b B0mua-die- also
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-27

-16l EAST SlSr- ST.-Beautifu apartments s ma
AOs rooms ant bath, all light every tnaproVementS
$50 S45
* ROOMS AND BATH. all light: all improvements .
VI 81. Nicholas Terrace Eth and 12sth n HER.
BERT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-27
L4WN TENNIS.
Ward and Wright Hin Hard
Fought Matches at Longzcood


Boston. July 26-Expeditous work by the com
uittee brought the single matches in the IonEwood
Cricket Clubs tennis tournament to the fourth
round to-day that the twenty-three pair en-
tered Tor the Eastern doubles championship will
start tomorrow with a well cleaned held The
players found the grounds in far better condition
than Yesterday. but many suffered from the humid
weather conditions.
The best match Of the day was bet ween Holcor7be
Ward and 4. l. Bell the California chaupiou
Although the Eastern man Won his opponent gave
MIN sim -Our set battle, playing the same net
his swing and was very unsteady Bell won 81
Ward then braced and won the next three sets and
the match.
one OF the best matches Of the day was that
between Wright ard Hooker Hooker made a good
start and played brilliant strokes covering
his well, while Wright vas content TO take
things easy. Wright took the first set % and
after Hooker had forced the games TO deuce in the
second took that also. In the last Hooker tired
badly and defaulted before IL finished Tn
summary.
Longwood singles third round)-B. B Y Lyon beat r
e. Sc default W !. Clothier beat ". l. O'Brien
90 80 81. E ". Leonard beat o. B. Harrima IN
81; r. lie Roy beat H. J. Holt. 81. 6-2 81: l. r.
beat E B Hiliiard 80. 6-I. 81: A F. Fuller besF
9 Il. Eettleton. 81 6-4 IS ID, g.: X. Horton
beat \. stman. ID. Go. "a. 6-3. H. r. Scott beat
z. r Spear. 81 6--3. 81: G A Lyon. Jr beat q B
Wilson. e 6-l; 6l n. P Hallowel beat 5. P Ware
Ct Go. sc. e..
Loagwood Cup singles third roundl-H Ward beat A
E. Bell. 10. 81. e.. e.; H. r. beat q r
spear 81 g Il A Goldman beat B F. Merrill,
Fourth round-R. C seaver beat B. Y. Lyon s-s
81 90 Ga; K. beat J B Reed. Ga "a
s. 81; g. G Wright Ieat r lie Roy e.. e.. ga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-27
.rH RACE-THE sEAsHoRE HANrrCAP. 3

years old and over. IA miles
,r Vale lE3ea o. ll4tF Kelly II . b
Park t-1roer5 l@o llden-aCd ~ %
Felraur fEct5nnisl------- sol Jones - =
Major Daingerfd LDeedsl-12lJ Martin blu L
August Belnonts ch. b. Lord q the Vale. by
hastings Lady Violet. start good n driving Dy
Fine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-27
woMENs DOUBLES AT NEWPORT.

Newport, r. I. July 26-At the tennis courts at
the Newport Casino this morning the ladies'
doubles, for cups offered by Mrs John Jacob Aston.
were begun. There were only two matches played
in the preliminary round, the cher being default
bur these TWO matches brought out some good ten
mis- and II took three decide each. The first
match was between Mrs. Barger Wallach and Miss
Anna Sands. who had their opponents Miss
Dorothea Potter and Miss Edna Barger. and al
though the latter pair captured the second the
winners did not have 10 play their game They
are picked by long odds as the winners of the
tournament. In the second match two Of the sets
were at vantage. The contestants were Miss Gym
thia Roche and Miss s. q. Pel who faced Miss
Mary Sands and Miss Anita Sands. The first set
went TO the Misses Sands, but the latter two went
TO Miss Roche and partner. The summary:
Preliminary round-Mrs Barger WaIlach and Miss
Sands beat Miss Potter ana Miss Barger, e.. "a g.
Miss Roche and Miss Pel the Misses Sands. 81
% Is: Miss Robinson and Miss N Moran beat hrs.
X X LAvinsston and partner by default
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-27
TO STOP BETTING AROUND CHICAGO
Sheriff Ordered to Stop Gambling at Race
tracks-Bookmaker Indicted.

Chicago. July 26-Atter indicting twenty-four
bookmakers this afternoon the grand jury ordered
Sheriff Barrett 10 take immediate steps To stop
all gambling at the racetracks in Cook County.
Before leaving the jury room the Sheriff promised
the Jurors that he would comply with their request
IN every detail
Il the orders Of the grand jury are carried out
Il Uil mean the absolute suppression Of any book
making or gambling whatever ar Harlem. Haw-
r1o-ne and Worth racetracks. With the ban against
betting enforced Il Is believed the tracks VIII be
compelled 20 close their gates was the case
ar Washington Park when Mayor Carter Harrison
prohibited an forms Of betting az the South Side
track IN June
The grand jury's action came too late f0r the
Sheriff 10 take any steps this afternoon. but la
said that the crusade against the bookna would
begin tomorrow At Hawthorne.
Among the 6ookmakers who We're indicted to-day
were Fred Cook, owner of English Lad, Steve
I.Homuedieu Marcus Cartwright B. J. Weller.
Barney Schneider and William Applegate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-27
THEATRE ALTERATION PLANS

Plans have been sled with Buildings Superfnt--s-nt
Hopper by Robert Mayuicks. architect ". c. and
r E Emo owners. for improvements made 70 n.
Madison square Theatre. adjoining Fifth Avenue
Hotel in Twenty ourth-sr. conform 70 the rsarir
nents Of the Mayors safety committee. which sr~--.
the theatre closed after the Iroquois Theatre
improvements designed prvep<ricx,
exits me Installation Of complete automatic sorn~
system with IRE srandppes q
nrepro0r doors and the reprOCng OF all dressing
and rigging lofts All the DOORS q to
cutw4rl4y. and the asbestos curtain in
proved The cost OF the improvements estimated "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-27

-McG,nnis entry
PADDOCK PARAGRAPHS.

AS was expected-and feared-"Father Bip' Daily
succeeded II explaining satisfactorily TO the
stewards of the Brighton Beach meeting Yesterday
the running OF Illyria Himself in the handicap
on Monday. The stewards decided that there was
not enough evidence to warrant them IN refusing
Days entries, and he got of with 8 reprimand-
which ne IS used to- His case will De reported 10
the stewards or the Jockey Club. but nothing
further will come OF il.
The lightweight Jockey. Robbins. has signed 10
ride for L Y. Bell until Cannon. the regular
sta Bile jockey RECEIVERS from an injury ne received
IN being thrown from horse two weeks ago.
Mr.. Chamblet' has sold the steeplechase horse.
DayIesford. 10 George Saportas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-27

Y Bells CT. C. Prince saln sam. By Lord
waltz. Start fair. Won easily by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-27

Rose is the man who has broken the worlds
records FOR putting the twelve and sixteen pound
shots and his appearance in the East should mean
new figures In the shot put and hammer throw
for the college world. Rose is about twenty years
Old is 8 feet inches tall and weighs 30 pounds.
Last April. at the relay games OF the University
of Pennsy wanna at Philadelphia he put the shot
close 20 47 feet, winning IN easy style from the
best college athletes OF the East
Rose was unable TO compete IN the national
championships IN the Worlds Fair at St Louis on
June 2 because the Western Conference InJercOl-
leg1ate Championships were held that day
in Chicago In that meet Rose put sixteen
mound shot IS feet % inches breaking the world
record OF IS feet inches held by Dennis Horgan.
buried the hammer close 10 $50 feet EFa had pre-
viouslv the winter put the underground shot
IS fsat inches. breaking the record OF - feet
inch. held by George Gray. Rose will compete IN
the weights At the Olympic worlds championships
in August and September at St. Louis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-27
AMERICAN LEAGrF

Rain and wet grounds proved too much for base
ball in the city Yesterday. END the three local
teams scheduled TO play here all were idle
At the Polo Grounds two heavy showers made play
impossible The crowd was hand and the
Giants and the SupCrbas BUT there vas 10 PLAY
the sodden field DevIiu was reported TO b.. on
the sick list. At American League Park wet
grounds prevented the game between the High
landers and ST louis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-27
VETERAN CENTURY RUN ON SUNDAY.

The Veterans invitation century run on Long
Island. postponed from last Sunday will be held
on next Sunday, when the run will 20 out in two
divisions. the regular at ) a. m and the fast al
s a from Bedford-ave- and Eastern Parkway
Brooklyn The entry books OF the run have been
reopened for post entries with the captain of the
run, Charles p Staubach, No. 900 Van CortIandt
Park-ave.. Yonkersi D. H. Lodge. No. 20 West One
hundred and twenty -seventh-st., and L. V D. Har
denbergh, Of No I'll Reid-ave.. Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-27
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TODAY.

RACING.-At Brighton Beach. $50 p m Hawthorne
and st. Louis.
HARNESS RACTNG.-Grand Circuit a Cleveland
HORSE SHOw.-At Long Branch
YACHTING.-Race week. Brooklyn Yacht Club.
POLO.-At Great Neck
LAWN TENNIS.-Eastern doubles championship and
LOugwood singles at Longwood. Western
championships Chicago.
BASEBAILA-National League. Brooklyn at New-YorlS.
p. m; Philadelphia AT Boston. St Louis Pitts
burg Cincinnati Chicago: American League De-
troit al Philadelphia, Cleveland Washington. Chi
Boston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-27
H4VERFORD IN Il DRAW.
Repton School Unable to Defeat
american CricRetPrs.

London July 26.-The cricket match which be-
gan yesterday between Repton School and Haver-
ford resulted a draw to-day The home players
yesterday made 1870 runs in their first innings and
at the close Of play the Pennsylvanlaas yesterday
had made 90 runs for one wicket down IN their
first innings. The innings continued TO-DAY.
when the Americans made in ali III runs, Of which
9 Norris scored 81 RepJon School in us second
The match then declared draw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-27

waiter Thonlpson. No. 81 West Ninety-s-v-nrh-s,. .
Ilr-@ story dwelling house. lot l7NIG0 II
William Schmidt sold No. AIS Easr Eiznry-s~c-
0nC-7t a I'VE story fathouse. o -5zIO2.9
Harris Lapwiskv holds title
Wen = MAYER have sold Nos S09 Sixrys
Two nve story nathCuses. plot 50x1005
,as - wood q Co have sold for Alfred Gutwiilig No
30 west cne-h dreslfh-st..
basement dwelling house. lot 2nEf00. II
WeisberEer & Kaufman have sold for Miss Vena q.
Macisan 70 client 81 theirs. ass Nanhattan-ave
a nve story double fathOuse a e7x35 feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-27
TO ALTER HOUSE INTO a REcToRv.

Plans have been fled Buildings SIperintsndens
Hopper for the enlargement renlOdenE the fve
apartment house ZIG Eighty-thrd-sr.
into a for the VI J. Ccnsiene. recasr OF
Holy Trinity Catholic Church. E.shtv-seccs-st
4 extension is be ado and nrna
D. necessary inrS1ve-
estimated by Joseph ii McCsura ths
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-27

AMERICAN LEAGUE.

CHICAGO .. BOSTON. 3.
Boston. July 2GTha champions to-ays game well
In hand until IN the ainth when. with two men OUT
Ferris kicked DuntoE gr1later and Dora
hue scored from first / Tanrehills hit then allowed
Duut1n ~ score the winning ruu- The
p II
Chicago .--.--.-......-.0 o I O % IL
Boston ID % . q ID O. :
ifarteri~s-Altrock and M-Farland J TaunehM and
Crigcr- Attendance. B.4sI
DETROIT. =. PHILADELPHIA l.
Philadelphia. July 2C-DeIrot to-iay's game prn-
cipal!y through ths pitrhlus % Klan Bender re
Leved Plank the end eighth and The visitors
failed 10 get a hit 90 him. The
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