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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-01
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" 9rarifde 5 ntereffen b
ausIdnbide s JIeiia.

@ien, 81. San. Sic yeriude
Der fdotifden geboroen, Die Gleiid=
preife fir bic Wiener ourd ginfubr
transatlantiider Gleiidprooutie gu en-
mdBigen, itoBsn bel ben agrariidsn
Sntereien auf Iebr i9arfen Wioerftano.
Bon Yauern-B inoen, Yieb-3id=
tern etc. in ganS Oelterreid lauIen
prote T. 3elegramme ans Wininerium
oes Snnern uno ben Staotratb elm.
Der Werbano Der Sbmeinemebger
tinbigt an, oaB Die erite Senoun9 BON
argentiniidem @inofeii6 am Diens=
tag in Wien antomme. Die iibrigen
Mebser Wien's iino ae9en auslanoi=
idss 6leiid unO es 1T fraglid, % Die
Reeisruns ben Bertauf jener Senouns
suldBt.
Moenten amer. @roBidlddtereien
unterIadtsn in ben leBten 3asen Die
Gage, balten aber Die 3eit auideinenb
ni6t fir giinltig gum @intritt in ben
Olterreidiiden Wartt.
Stalien.
. b IN 8 b d beim
papl
BerIin, 81. San. Die ,,3dg.
Ii1e 9unbidau" meloet, Der papfi
babe iinaif 5uan5is beutide 0ano-
werlsburiden, welde ben WunId ge=
duBert batten, plus x. bon NnseIidt
81 4nssiiht 5u ieben. empianeen. Die
manoernoen @eielen eridienen Dor
ibm nit ibren ¬enitofen uno 3dn-
seln. uno oei papii nabm on Dem uns
ceremoni0len Ausisben Der ieltenen Be
iu6er teinen Nnltob. %fonoern untsrbielt
li6 nit ibnsn in Der lsutieliaiten Weiie.
Werico.
SiebeaIs g oloaten II.
Werieo. 81. San. Cine NnSahl
psrurtbsilie 5ai6enoiebe !puroen heute
in oas resuldre 9eer sinseiient, um
ben @elt ibrer STRAIGHT ab3uoiensn.
IS 1T oiss Die erie Nnwenoung zines
fnrsti6 erlaKenen Geiebes. NEEDLES
~smanosweiie MilitdrsD ienfSeit anfatt
@efdnsnines bel Saidenoiebtabl su=
l1bt.
Ia 2eben Dernih tct.
M onterrp, Mer., 81. San
0ier eingetroHsner Nadridt sufOlge
tamen In einem gergwerle bel WictO-
rio. Der Sauptltaot oes Staates 9a-
mulipas, Ia perioncn INNS 2eben.
Gin % ltbrih d.
Sonaeatepec, Mer., 81. San.
peoro Mlca5ar, Elm reider Yiebsuhter
nabe BON bier, erIdoB einen poli3ei=
@ommanoan!en uno 2 anoere Seamte,
bic i'm tpsgen elmer Gren3itreitigieit IN
Daft nebmen mollten. Ser W0roer III
Hidtio.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-01
Sleibt itamobaft.
0raf Zeppelin ma@t iih al ben Ban
eineS anoeren 8nIti6ifeS.

gerlin, 81. San. 8raf 3eppe=
lin bot nit Dem gau zines neuen Suft=
fdiffes begonnen. Gein Mufruf I'M
finan3iele 0ilfe bra6te Subicriptionsn
in Der S0be BON SIP, SOC,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-01
9entidlanb.

9eutlhlano.
|Die gelagerung Der beut l.
fden Stationen.
Berlin. 81. San. Cine bier aus
Swatomuno, 9. %. AIrita, einses
aanssne 9epefde melost. bah ieit 81.
Sanuai 3 2eute bel Musidllsn aus
Otabanoja aesen bic belaaernoen ein-
geborsnen Hebellen lielen.
Eie @arnifon O Omaruru idlug
einen idmerrn Mnerif am q. ab uno
man nimmt al. Dab aud Otimbingpa
bslageri lit. Yabn. &~eparaiuren bins
ter 9aribib baben b%saonuen.
CtabanOja 1T cine Miifionsfatien,
80 Meilsn bon Der Walfiid yap.
Qhralid wuroe gemeloet, Dee Qaiiern
bdtten lih nit ben 0ersrOs, melhe lee
nsn plaB belaaerr, pereinigt.
9~sutnant 3uelow mit 200 Mann
~Osribeioiat ben Ort.
Darn Il doter @ift-GalI.
gerlin. 81. San. Sn 9arm-
ifaot iino nod 3mei perionen oabinee=
Ihieoen, pel1e ourh ben @enub ben
G0nierpenbobnen in elmer Gohibule
psraiitet wuroen. Snsaelammt inD
nun idon iieben Perfonen an ben osr=
oOrbenen 9obnen aefforben. Neun
Der grtraniten liegen nod %bOhnungss
los oarnieoer.
Offi3iere upenoirt.
8erl'in, 81. Gan. Die idmaA=
pole StanoalaHaire in pirna BOT eno-
lid Elm Tadfpiel erfabren, iiber oas
fiG algemeine Cenu9tbuung tuno9iebt.
Die neun 2eutnants, melde nit Der
Satin bes Oberleutnants Grobn bonn
5. Geloartineries Regiments No. ga in
ftrafbarsm Yertehr gelianoen uno oess
bulb nit 9robn id gu oueliren batten,
lino bonn Dienlie i~uipenoirt roroen.
Man boift in meitefen 9reiIen. osB
oieS rlllr Der Norsdufer elmer ueiteren
geial3euen Strafe Iein piro.
Mud Elm Oeutder babel.
Yerlin II, 81. San. Qn Der Yer-
uirtlihung Der maseboniiden saefor=
men 1T nunmebr aud 1eutIhlano be-
tbeiliat. Maior b. Mlten bonn yGelo'
artilsriss Rsainsnt 60. 70 Sodmei.
| tier" 1T ndmlid ioeben CUR 3beilnabmt
an Der Reorganization Der ma3eooni'
Iden @enoarmerie %fommanbirt iuoroen.
Sen 9omineo.
WoreIes iegreid d.
W a b q I o n, 81. San. Vad
MiitbeilunQen ans Stndtsoepartemenl
fino ieBt ane Sdfen San Domingos
i'm Belize Der propiioriIden asaisrunq
bon MOreles, tuelde Der &e9ierung bon
@os y Gil fOlste. Die Simines RE-
pollution iheint u%nteroriidt.
Die jebise Reaierung 1T 3tuar MIDI
biplOmatifb auertannt, aber gun
Gdube Der 0anbels- Sntereiien mub'
ten bic oOrtigen ameritaniiden Beam
ten nit ibr in Wertebr treten.
Tranfrsid.
Sobn bor s o m eer=
diebt | d.
9iion. 81. San. Mrnolo gDm
telIe, Sobn bes prdioenten De
@ameis. bat bier am lsbten 9onnerital
Ilinem 2ebsn our4 gri9ieBen Ell
Gnoe sema9t.
0err Gomtele, Der in leBter Sci
bier ipobnte, fubr am DonnerItag aus
nm cine Dame ieiner Yetanntidaft q
bsiuden. Nls er b0rte, lie lei nidt 81
6auie. itieg er uieoer in ben Waeel
unb idob lid nit sinem Rebolber Il
ben Wunb, nobel Die 3u9eI ms GsbirI
orang. I'm Mitterna9 ftarb er In
9ospital.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-01
RATE.

engroS 8 gerfaufsprefe Smportrter
e@uetertdie Doc per pfunb einbeiHf&e.
S3wepertdie Ice, @iseonin Cream , Rdis
l3-l4e, y. D. ebebbarsl l3e, einteimis
der 2imburaer 13e. Bird lac
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-01
Sh~iHsnaArinten.
u II I o m m c n.

gaer Uorf: ct. Qcuis" bon South
amrton uno &berboura.
Qiberpool: ~Gpmric" bon Bolton iiber
Queenstown.
MaOsira: .prin3eb Srsne" bon Rsw
BORT.
southampton: st. paul" bon Heiu
Dort.
Neapsl: .@omanic" bon Bolton iiber
Mlgier unb @enua.
Nem. Yort: .Gtruria" bon 2iberpool
unb Queenstown.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-01

SdnbIer beoabIen feIsenbe preiie:
Butter - Country, lie, Creamery 22'
Eletn CSC.
Gier-28e per Dutenb.
1ibner ss. 0dbne 8. Trrfets-l4e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-01
6eouIosprobe fir Japan.
st. YeterSbnrgrr MntpOrt erleiOet eiaen atermaligea
Mnfidub.
Klein eneliider Obers0 o~flmaneear mebr. = Slorenee rIay-
brif. = 2lus .. 8. 10. 2frifa. = Coo pom Gonate0e Jr.

Wapbrid jebt in 2ipsrpool. Nn ibrer
6rsilaHuns isien fOlsenoe gsoingun-
gen ~setnapft: auf ieiner Offenilihen
Sdaubnbne auisutrsten. tein Bud
iiber ibre grlebniHe gu idreiben rnO in
isiner gBsiie gu psriuden. Die Offsntlide
4ufmeriiamteit auf fid 81 lenten.
abington 81. SGnuar.
8udfdtlid Der Grau Wapbrid bat in
!eBter 3eit fsin Meinunssaustauid
3wiidsn Der ameriianiidsn uno Der eng=
liiden Regierun9 ifattsefunoen.
Die lsbte Mittbsiluna. welde bas
Staatsoepartemsnt in Der Mngelegen=
belt erbielt uno fe liegt nun aud
idon mebrere WOnate 3urid. iautete
cabin. Dab 6rau Mapbrid mabridein-
LID in oieiem Spdts CONNER Die Jreis
belt erbalte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-01
Surge 0epeiden.
81. Sanuar.


~
Gibraltar. Die amer. 3ors
peoobOots G!ottile, bon benz 9ilfstreu'
3er Buffalo" be9Ieitet, fubr mad Nl=
gier ab.
SnInuo.
Nem Yrunsmid d. 81. 8. Or.
:. Cooper, prOf. Der pbiluiopbis an
Rutaers @onea, III III Sabre aft ge=
ltorben. gr fannie aus Obio.
@ineinnaii. 3. Goodman,
betannt in Ginan3s uno Werfderungs=
treiien, 1T 70 Sabre oft g%eftorben. er
mar piele Sabre Seiretdr Der BON ibm
bssrinoeten equitable Sire Sniuranee
go.
Wilwautee. 6 meitere Yerbafs
tun9en auf @runo Del @ranoiurp
Mntlaaen wuroen porgenommsn. Is
lino iribere Staotrdtbe uno iidotiIde
9eamte; aesen 3 ancere ueroen 'Saft'
bsfeble erlahen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-12
Santos Duu7out Sydney FACETS green steepI

santos DUn1ont, Sydney FACETS green steepe-
chaser. tried 10 take the Liverpool virtually from
& stand. but instead Of clearing it, he landed on
top OF II and fell back the ditch. Black Death
had rallen just ahead OF Santos Dumont and Pend
Ing was trying to take him and had pulled him
cor morse hurt
Hernds was worked AT Gravesend yesterday and
showed no signs Of q return Of the Iameness that
resulted from bruse received in The Test Handi-
ZAP which ne won on The opening day Of Brighton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-12
RESULTS AT HARLEM

Chicago, July IlErst race (5'5 acknowledgements
~. tHesesen 70 o won: Cigar Lighter. I07 Knapp
TO = second, Frances Dillon. 100 tOphant) II 10
third Time l;o2. Walter Arnold Dixelle and Rainwch
SECOND race six farlongslwoods Perry. % Coregar
Il 70 D. Won; Oynplan. III tLarsen). to =, second
JackfuI 10 lGreenheIdl. IS 10 i third Time I:I4A
DusAy, t1andlecross, Great Eastern. Nellie WaddeIl
also -
IEird race (seeplechase short course)Cardigan 139
SSa.ess 70 l. Won: DR.. Nowin. la (Boye). TO l.
secohc FaIeIla lSo tPemberton). Is / third Time
3.Ii John E. owens and FulIbac6 also ran Leo
Planter tell: Creolin lostr rider
tSongerl 3 to 5, won: Witful. 1o7 CIegesen} 70 /
l:46- Harrison also ran.
FIFTH race six furlongsl-Eag Tag. III Cyy Knapp)
y 10 : Won MAYOR Johnson, loo CNicoD second
EAaenw2oc IGo Fgicho, 80 TO / third. Time. I142s
also - "-9--'
sixth race "a mile and a furiorg)-Joe Lesser 1O7
larsen. % to g. won: Major Mansr. 100 tAubuchon
u 70 ! second Lacy Crawford 9s [NicoD IS 10 !
third Tine, 1:54% Horton schoolr1ate t-restraIIen
Black WoE and Edward also ran.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-12
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Bachman. Alfred G. 10 Title Guarantee and T-as,
company. WacSN orth-aFe- : 5. 90 II n OF -
19oth-st years . per cent ,--...- $3.50
Same same. - Nicholas-ave. " $ So 8 z 7 OF
I00tt-sts 3 Years. per cent .,>--.--.--.- Il 90
same. NicnOas-ave " 5 go II Il
= lsoth-st, mortgages. years, per cent.
same 70 same plot bounded n x lire 200 # 4 OF
l3.lth-st. leo Il 2 Y line 10 n OF 81 NtchC-
las-ave. 122 II land Bloch 1902 z Y line
zoo = W Of - Nicnoas-ave years. . Per cent huN
Same TO slot bounded x 100 II W OF ST
NICholas-ave. x line 200 II OF ST Nicholas
ave, u lire $50 n \ % 1eoth-sJ, line 10
o i90tn-st. 3 .--.---.--- 800
Same same. WadswortA-ave 5 5. 36o n
of 190th-st years, cent 300
ia6rh-s5. 5 years 5 per cent. - 1000
Same to same. p!or bounded line loo q " Of
st Nicholas-ave. y line 10 II " or ST Nlcnc-
las-ave. 2 X line 400 Il Of 13oth-sr,
o same. plot bounded Z Y line 90 II OF
1sUtn-st. line go II Il OF l9oth-sJ, W line
100 Il OF ST NIcholas-ave, e line 100 II W OF
.Audubon-ave. 3 years, o Der cent 500
Same to same Nicholas-aVe. " ;. S39-4 T. OF
l9Oth-st: years per cent ..-------- .. o0'
same 70 same bounded line $50 II OF
I.trh " \ line II OF ST N!cnolas-ave
g line II OF AUDUBON ave. \ line go
II OF I9Oth-st. 5 years. q per cent goo
company. plot bounded on the north by line 460
OF iqJth-st. the south by line $50 n
OF 10 Inst. On the west by line leo II c
Nicholas on the east by line 1cO II W OF
n %Ic5olas-ave years; per cent o.,
Same to same. st Nicho9s-aye. ,. go T. %
I0Oth-st. mortgages; years: per cent;
same "a same 81 Nicholas ave = s $50 II Il OF
i5oth-zt: 5 wears. per u 50,
Same 70 same plot bounded the north by line
go II \ Of l9Oth-st, on the east BY line go II
OF Audubon-ave the south by line so II
n ~ Iq0th-sJ the
Fort George aves; years; per 1880
lSsth-st, :. l2l p Of Melrose- ave: 1 year: 6
cent SOCV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-12
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Schneider < Bachrach have bought from Wakefield &
Waach No BIZ East Fortyeighth-st nve story tene-
nent house. 2JX1t0 feet
" 4 J. Bachrach have bought from Daniel J: Fiorfan
so and So West Fifty-ntnth-st two u . story
tenement houses 25x1OO
Isowe14feld x Prayer have bought No 81 TO 81 East
one hundred nCeleventh-st old three story oulahss
Bert 8 Faaihaber & Co have sold for Martin Breden
No fatEousa- southeast cor
Oue-hundreda ud7rJy secoEd-st. on lot -1loO
John Z Thrau has sold No 81 Front-st a four story
building N lot ~ tXJe9 feet between bI1a--9- anu
Clentes Slip.
: Na-kovitz has sold for AdoI2h Rosenberg the FIVE
ah0use plot 81 3x3O feet ar the southeast cor
rer Of Park-ave One-hunGrs6 aHd-etghte e1th-st
Joseph Lsitue- has sold story dWeIEg mousse o.
lot 25x14j feet. the of H1neyvel-ave. and
Cre-h,.r lred-and- severry-e iEhth-s-
Joseph sold Mr. schwartz Nc $50
story dwelling house, on Let -91-uo
Richard Dickson has sold for Leland Wells No 23I
West hundred and rveuty-sixtlsJ, a four story
fathouse plot 25x99 II feet for Leopold Nath 20
Michael lfross No 1243 Br1Okave three FAMILY mouse
on lot y Sx9p FOR John Fl and William K Doherty
No 3 732 Park-ave a three dwelling house, ror
John a. Hzrtz and Jacob Sege the plot 5xS0 feet at
northwest Of EashIn5ta1are and one-hlir-
seventh 70 Joseph Hy11aH t7r I'M
p-overueur. Isaac Fvuar acted as attorney
& a
So hundred fc-h-sJ Two three ram
a plot COX ass feet
s11 Nos. 900 and tFt East tne-E1ii-
tred and foryeightEst. Two -FOUR story dd'Aoses On
Bernlan has sold TO RothfsId No Isl First-avs.,
The buyer viii build tenement mouse on
tae site -. 49,
Max 7 Klein has sold 7 AIpaugh No. 13+ West
-f1urt1-st i've story iaJ1ol
on II Mr. Klein has also sold No. -
West One-hur!red- tourhst similar build
25XSa II feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-12
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

b. Philip a smy-h. $50 Avenue c. :. IS z o.
1ltn-st. 259xs3 story ten. with store voluntary
sale 1881 Avenue A corner = s1s-sJ ltxiJ 3 story
ten h, Bertha Conn at Michael Hughes et a. Bl-2 rs
< orc. attys; Adam Wiener. ref amt due, Slo4l' 81
By Joseph P Day. COS Lerox-ave e $ sI-10 Il q
Asy uul Church W 5 FioLilgsworth e a.,
Nash < attys Nathan. ref. due. S26 AL o..
5 $40 - " or lJlL-
ave. 25x9s O. story actcu p. Lee e a..
Jackson. $40. I'll SS95. 90
Of i0th-aye. 25x9S9 story . ten p
taet.D - same agt SANE same ATTY and ref amt cue
$lo1ll 40 taxes, etc 5000 Crotona n " corner O
5xI0D 2x3I exile 11Otb-st llo = "
u t'-lt1na 60 Clinton Nll0 AKA xlU-
Ferdinand agt 3Ieehau a. Rose 4 p atJtys;
Ii lS3i-st, 100 r W OF A1irews-Ave al Sxl45l1x
700 story iwg h, L 3 Cevevd0n T y Chapter
Of the Delta Epsilon Fraternity. Charles PUtze alLy
! ref due. SS2IS 90 exc $40 30;
l57th-st. 10 II OF Broadway I5Jx- 70 l5sth-st
Buckley and another ast Nellie Duke and another'
" ? 4 T Prentice aLtys; . \ jackson ref: amt due
shave 25x9y- II. story h; Sheriff sale OF all
right tte which Anna Schasfer had November
1894 since; Ford T, attys; NJ Z Granger. Sheriff
32lI and 3213 3d-ave corner OF 162d-st. 5Ox94 q
He ana two story fr b!dss Sherifs sale OF al right
tte etc. which o n GeorgI had February s. 1905
kearney. atty VI I Er.4uger. Sheriff
BY Herbert \ sherman: rs 5lst-st $ 40 II { OF
l0th-ave 25NloUS I sty ten = and sty ten on rear
Ely VIM SChT1itt al EEgere Smith. atty.
Coleman ref. due S6.62I s.. etc. 500
BY Y Lin
i5Jth-sJ X - llx.t0. \ SCtphen adTrX agt W ?
case ct a g \ Clark, atty; ) Fried, re-; amt due.
S3.3+T -. taxes S5O5 50.
by James I. Wells. Webster ave. 2o3d-st, 5ox
10. " Samuis 3 j Rush al. " ( Sau,uiS
atty Frank Brookied. ref due. So $50 81; taxes
BY Peter + Meyer: some go lots and plots together
with several dwellings )rlenta, Rye La-cEu1rt
Altunvaod Park and MaTnAronecN voluntary sale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-12
NEW RULES FOR COLLEGE GYM" MEET
Championships at St. Louis in October Not
Under A. A. u Regulations.

The intercollegiate gymnastic championships to
be held at St Louis in October Will not be held
under the Amateur Athletic Union rules as pre-
v!ously announced. In recent communication to
Dr.. J. Z. Sullivan. director of the department OF
physical culture at the ST Louis Exposition Carlos
dc Zafra. Of NewYork University. president of the
intercollegiate Association of Amateur Cymnasts
OF America, pointed out conditions involved in the
Amateur Athletic Union rules which were not
adapted TO intercollegiate gymnastics and requested
the substitution therefor Of the intercollegiate
Association OF Amateur Ciymnasts OF America rules
AS a result Dr. J. E Sullivan has requested Mr.
De Zafra to communicate with A A Stagg Dr.
Hetherington, of Missouri University. and others
and frame set OF college rules under which 10
hold the meet As the meet will include both West
and Eastern colleges. the intercollegiate AsSo-
citation of Amateur Gymnasts of America rules will
be somewhat modified to accommodate the former.
whose gymnasric work is on a somewhat different
basis than that Of the Eastern colleges
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-12
RESULTS AT ST. LOUIS.

St. Louis. July llFirst jsx Observation-Disclosures
~ ANatscl 8 % l. Won; Pink Marsh 1O5 lNeey),
!. second Ior!o lO1 fTroXler). o
Remington. Frank Riser Menges. hustler J Rer and
second race ole mile and seventy yardslRegtaa D
% N slderoout), 70 won Aohavs. % tacL-a1ghl!nJ
TO l. second. Easter Walters 90 Sed!er 40 - j third
Tine 14srz julius Werner. George Vivian Dr. Riley
Jake Weber Leeaja Eleven Eells Uranium LADY MAJ
less Fercnla Exapo also
Third Observation-Disclosures C7ishero @ u
won MISS Gone 100 w Davis II TO ;. second: Vel
low Hammer JOB Dickson, 10 third
Nor her Grief Modoc. Hugueuetta- Muscoytr and
Fourth race purse: one uuel-CharIs Thompson IOe
Troxler TO l. won; Copperhed. o. Bookef} 20 s.
second First Mason ia watson - . third Time
!4o@ Just So. AHcke MoUnte5ank and Commodore also
Fifth race purse: I've furlongs)-Lady Savoy, Io7
CTrox!er 70 o Won; Lseu! Lady, l03 FISHER,
second Garrett Wilson, 106 Foley IS Tine
l:o414- Gay ADELAIDE MoracG Maid and Deceiver also
Sixth race (9ne mile ard sixteenthl-Thane. Ios
CF1sher), 10 2 won; Gas Lighter. tNeely)
second. Ellie 81 anderson / third. Time 5213.
Wissendlae IrlbOdeI and HandspGaer also ran.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-12
Savings. EenxyA

aseEeers la. % Bank FER Savings. Eenrv-A
NO 90. years. 4tz per cenS .-------..-.
-Anaaer. Charles. TO Minerva RoekefeIIer. Bel-
per cent --..-..--
A1aIns. ShaTies. To New-Xork Mortgage and Sc
SSuriy company. i24-h-sJ No 5S4 West. years.
per cent. ..---...
I1.1nef. Ssrtna- % FouEhSCepsie savings BanA
'StEi-Ss No los West. years a. per cent
oetsef Aenrletta 70 German SAVINGS Bank. Car
al-ne-st No ltt year Az per cent .----.-..--
Green Sanllel. and another - Greenvsch Savings
sank loth-st. No 81 Go sal West. > years. "A
same % Gibson PutzeI same property. prior
Hcrtsase. SJuoOO- due December / 1904. per
90
hooA' 5rnnv, 20 CITY Mortgage Ccmpaay 142t-st.
a ; ISv II or Lencx-ave. year. 8 per cent.
DN0rkoWitz. Morris. 70 General Synos Z the Re-
toFt1ed Ceu-el N America, PaTk-ave. $ 100
= = lllst-st TWO mortgages. 8 years.
- ~s'--' e-te--
Fty man, Sunasl q Jacob Wicks jr. N1adisou-ave.
Il corner lSlst-sr- ) years. : Pc cent 800. -.
Conen, Pauline. a. Bowery Savi1~s Bank Fer
syta-st No =, . years, ~ PEE cent -.--.------
EFler-- Maria. 20 Central E-eri1E Company
JeIorls-st tAyerCe A. s. lot a map new
village N jerome, demand. per cent ----.----
Taylor. Annie E, Tn Eduardo PerEou. West End
ave, No S%l, YEAR 6 per cent. .---..-.
: Heitsr. Isaac 20 William " Appleton and an
other. trustees 10lst-sV- y 4Go T. W OF Co
lurnhGs-ave, due April l. 1853; - rsr cent
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MOTOR CYCLISTS ELECT OFFICERS.
Federation to Have Control of Races after
January l, 1905.

At the meeting Of the Federation OF Motor
Cyclists last week at Cambridge. Nd. it was de-
cded give the control of motor cycle races to the
federation. beginning January l. 1905 The Ma
tonaI Cycling Association at present controls the
races.
Points for the medal for the best In the six
day endurance test held by the association are
50 close between George Halden and Frederick
HOyt of Springfield. that another official will
be necessary J. J. McNevin, of New-York won
two OF the three races held at Cambridge In the
fve-rnlle race he had handicap Of $50 yards. and
won in minutes SO 20 seconds. He had handicap
OF twenty-five yards in the three-rnile race. and
it IN I minutes 90 As seconds.
The tollo"tng officers for the ensuing year We're
elected R 9. Belts, of NCw-YOrk. president: Her
bert L Marsh OF Hackensack. vice president
ern district; Il. A French of Baltimore. vice-Pres-
dent Southern district L II. Bill. vice-president.
Pacific district; Henry j Wclnan. OF Brooklyn
secretary, and G. 2 Gibson OF West5oro. Mass.
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LAWN TENNIS.
Collins and Little Beat Larned and
Deuchurst at Westcbester.

The opening matches OF the mems round robin
doubles tennis uent held under the AUSPICES
OF the Country Club OF Westminster, were played
yesterday. Some OF the best players in the country
annually invited 10 take part in this tourua-
ment and the class OF tennis displayed is OF high
order. The present tournament includes George L.
Wrenn and his brother. R D. Wrenn: BeaIs c.
Wright and Holcombe Ward. Kregh Collins and
r. D. Little, ". J. Clothier and Edgar Leonard
and William y Larned and E 3, Dewhurst
In the matches yesterday Ward and Wright beat
CIothier and Leonard n straight sets. but the
steadiness OF the winning team was what principally
contributed 70 their victory. Collins and Little
won only after the hardest kind OF play in a five
set match The Westerner and Little started ae-
gressiveIy and forced Larned and DewhursI TO the
defensive The latter team were no mean OPP
pOnentS and gave good was sent at all times.
but by their extreme aggressIveness Collins and
Little put everything into their game in the nth
set and The summary
Ward and Wright defeated Clother and Leonard. g.
Ga 6-3.
Collins and Little defeated Larned and Dewhurst, 81
2-6 O. 4-6--S-2
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FAST TINE UP FOUNTAIN.
Record Smashed Fire Times Up
Mount Washington.

Mount Washington. y. H. July 1l-tVe tunes
the record was smashed IN the hill climbing auto
mobile competition to-day. The contest was one OF
a series arranged by the White Mountain GOOD
Roads Improvement Association, and was over a
measured course of eight miles, with grade vary
irc from 20 % degrees. The record for the dis
lance IS minutes 80 seconds was made by QUO
vvaetnoan three weeks ago. This time cut
down repeatedly to-day, but F E Stanley. or
Newton Mass, with horsepower gasoline ma
chine made the best run Of the day. his time be-
ing p minutes As seconds
HIS nearest competitor James L. Breese, OF
New-Tork who covered the eight miles IN ~
horsepower car in "a minutes 8 -5 seconds Alex
andAr Wintop, Of Cleveland, had bad luck. he
-aiIe5 his motor between the fifth and sixth mile
rIe+s hut after long delay, finished the race
T7gLb IoT also OF Cleveland punctured tire ana
was allowed 10 try again eo-morrow.
TrS automobiles will be engaged in a variety OF
ax-arTs in rhe week. 10 the winners OF which gold
silver and bronze medals VIII be AWARDED Harry
= E5.r{-ress Of NeW-York, who holds the record
between NeVy-York and Boston, arrived here to
1fgf- and viii try tomorrow to lower the RECORDS
to-day
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