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New-York tribune., 1905-02-18
FAST INDOOR TENNIS PLAY
Theodore Roosevelt PeU Wins
Speedy Match from E. L. Taller.

Fast tennis marked the opening matches of the
national championship indoor tennis tournament
yesterday on the board courts at the 7th Regiment
Armory. Theodore Roosevelt Pel defeated E. L.
Taller of the Indoor Tennis Club in an especially
speedy contest. Taller thoroughly understood how
10 stroke the bail. and he hit it with make
Pe play far behind his base line. Pell. by coming
up to the net, able to offset this attack, and
from the net position ne outveeyed his opponent.
and finally took the first set at love. The second
set found Taller playing more strongly, but Pel
kept the upper hand. and won at s-3.
Twenty-seven competitors entered in the
singles, the list including the best of the Boston.
Philadelphia and local experts Z. 3 Dewhurst.
the former intercollegiate champion. had an easy
time In disposing of Manning Goldman. The Har-
ward champion. B. S. Prentice. defeated his college
mate, Edgar W. Leonard. in a fast match Leonard
forced the games of the first set to deuce. and It
was only by accurate passing and placing that
Prentice successful in taking the set at 20.
In the second and final set Leonard scored evenly
with Prentice up TO all. and then the Harvard
champion broke through the service Of his op-
ponent. and by sheer speed took the set ana matcn
WyIie C Grant the winner of the indoor singles
championship for the last two years, began his
matck with H. F. Allen. but only one set was
won at ia The first games of the contest were
in Grants favor but Allen steadied down ana used
The whirlwind smashing and killing, tactics OF
from seons n1 1ngs Of b fp eas Grant tired
toward the close of the set and let down on ms
speed. his gave Alien MS opportunity 10 man
the points by back line place shots and he finally
took the set. The match will be resumed to-day
and IL is expected to begin the doubles, In which
thirteen teams entered:
The summary:
v P}flinaTy a7i.5 Toq2aT Grant NsvTos s ns5 E.
ished; ". B. Cragn, jr.. tn Regiment T A. defeated
I. Raymond Kings County T c.. 6--l - G +. Wat
son: r. Orange l. T c.. defeated Irving Griffin Orange
L. T. C, 6-3, 6-3; Z. s. DeWhurs Pennsylvania de-
feated Naming Goldman Nev-Yerk, erk, 81 %; 7: Z.
Q, Go 6-S Calhoun Cragin. Tth Regiment 7. A. de-
feated A s CTagin, 7th Regiment T. A, g. O.; A
NJ I40Yihu0d Regiment Il. A.
West Side T. c. Sc 6-f.
First round-B. s. Prentice. Harvard defeated f. ".
Leonard, Harvard 7-5, 6-4.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-18
HONORS FOR KEARNEY.
SIozc Time IN Indoor Skating Cham
pionships at Pittsburg.
TRY rrLEaRAPu TO TIE rRInrNE.

Pittsburg. Feb 17.--The Eastern skaters carried
off the prizes at the indoor championship
skating races Of the United States and Canada to-
night. The skating was particularly fast. as
Morris Wood of Verona Lake, and Fred J. Robson.
OF Toronto two of the fast men counted on to a
pace we're delayed in their trip from Buffalo. There
were disputes among the six contestants with
the exception that Merritt declared Taylor inter
fered. but the protest not allowed.
Philip J. Kearney. of the New-York Athletic Club.
made the best showing and when he wished he
skated away from mis- opponents Woodburn SUIT
phen, of Brooklyn, had a good chance in the two
mile race for d place but he went down the
last quarter of the second mile turn. There
only three tumbles. Several local men started
in the trial heats, but they could not get speed.
The attendance was large. The summaries:
Half-rnie race-Won by Philip J. Kearney; G. Belle
feule Verona Lake, second: Taylor third Tine %
mile race--VFon by Phlp tAear " Imam
New-York tribune., 1905-02-18
RucoLIc HITS Books AT OAKLAND.

San Francisco. Feb. 17.-Bucotc. who was nearly
played off the boards in the second race, won with
ease and the books lost heavily. Andrew B. Cook
had little trouble in the handicap. The summary:
First race !sx turlongsl-.Princess Wheeler, 100
(hrsppl. to l. won; Cslero 101 tJones), to :,
ond; PhGlanx SO Wright. to 6; third Time.
l1eA- Komoko. Siltcate. Sinestro, Indicate Gyros,
Brown Patsy. Mazetta, Alden and Harlem Sailor also
Second race tave and one-haif turongsl1BEucoIIc.
lo1 (Minder). 70 !, won; Dandie Belle, l05
{Micbeelsl Il 20 l. second: Salto 1o2 (Fountain II
70 l. third Time I:09s.. Zenonian, Go Lucky. Rag
narok II, Billy Taylor, Chablis Rosebud, Hrtle, FL
Moro and Sir Dougai also ran.
Third race ave and one-half f,.rlongs)-Fair Lady
Anna, 10 (Jones) to 5. won: Bath Beach, 11o
fBeiD. TO / second; Profitable f02 tBarretl. to
third. Time, 1:lo1a Brenuus, Estraza. Motto, Ener
Fourth race Zone mile)-suhurban Queen; io1
(Michaeis), to = Glenarvon, 100 (Minderl, TO
second; Play BAH 1o4 tJonesl. 70 l. third Time
Foxy Grandpa sereney. Bassenzo, Box Elder ana
Mattress also
Fifth race Handicap; six furiongsl--Andrew B
Cook los (Otis), J. Rector 80 (Wright1. 5
70 l. second; Rocl1away 10s Knapp to 8. third.
Time. 1:l4-5. Venator and Judge also
Sixth Zone mile and fur!cnG)-Berney Drey-
fuss, eS Graham. ; J. BuCd wade So
Wright. /. second: Erne. 1c4 Knapp, TO !,
third Time, 1:574a- Modicrm. Trapsetter and Ex-
pe6ent also
New-York tribune., 1905-02-18
BAIRD GETS II BAD FALL.
ThrO1cp from Pazctucket in Race
Three FaU0rites Win.
rsY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. /

Hew-OTleans Feb. 1.-THE track was almost fast
this afternoon at the Crescent City Jockey
C-ub. The programme was one Of the best of the
week and the fields were large in all events. The
I've and a half furlongs was the feature. Baird,
Tho was riding Pawtucket. and z Morris, VINO
rad The mount on Sanction in the third race, got
nasty falls. Luckily the latter escaped injury. but
Baird was carried from the track unconscious. He
ca-ne quickly. however. and it is not thought
that he IS badly hurt The Eye went ahead and
von. Sanction fell over Pawtucket and the en-
suing u3X-gp nsbied The Eye 10 open gap
which Tie others could never close Little Rose.
As-a-1-a and ice Lesser were the winning favortes
Tho summary:
First fHrIorgsl-Tonn Mankins. 81 CicGee). 10
= l. Teiix Mozzes, lO6 fMcIntyre 70 se9opd;
tag9ery. i05 "a Phillips. 70 !. third. Tine 1917.
.1pi mat. CNssca- John Doyle stalker. Responsive.
orsEsEy. gasts and Echinste aLso
c9aa race tone-halt miLe)5itLle Rose TO a. Phil
pS , 70 Wsgstsh lo3 (T Meade. 30 70 I.
e.; I7.geetor Girl 10 Cseoer). 70 O. third Tine
&c Hanna and ~ Lady Peggy also ran.
ItlC rScs lone mile and a sixteenthl-Ihe Eye %
fAfVc5caB - Decoration i02 (Seh,ilingD. II
= second: azah Maxim. I0e (Ph4lips. 70 /. third
New-York tribune., 1905-02-18
SUSPENSIONS By A. A. U. OFFICIALS
Two Athletes Entered for Fordham Games
Without Sanction.

The registration committee OF the Metropolitan
Association of the Amateur Athletic Union yester-
day suspended H %elnberger, OF the Spartan Ath-
etic Club and T. j. Hollings of the irish American
Athletic Association, for entering the Fordham
games of next Tuesday under registration numbers
not credited them I'm the ANA ateur Athletic Union
records. The suspension is made for indefinite
period. Registration being for year only the
record of the enrolled for the last year is now
complete, one year having elapsed since the fire
which destroyed the records in the secretary's o.
fee In the future every entry which does not bear
registration number that can be verified by the
committees records will be rejected.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-18
TRINlTVs BASEBALL SCHEDULE.

Hartford, Conn. Feb 1.-THE Trinity College
baseball schedule for the coming season was an
nounced tonight, follows:
March 1a-westmnser School. simsbury; - Yale
New-Fisven.
April l. Princeton. at Princeton; 5, Brown Prov-
dence; S, Harvard. al Cambridge IL, West Point at
West Pcnt Is, Holy Cross, Worcester; 10 Rutgers
Brunswick; % Stevens. Hoboken - La fayette
Easton "a Pennsylvania. Philadelphia: %. Lehgh
South Bethlehem; D. Annapolis Annapolis; 2T
Manhattan New-Yorki 2S Seton Hall South
Orange. % FordhaTn. New-Yor6.
May ;, state, Hartford; Rutgers
Hartford. 10. New-York University. az Hartford: 13
Wesleyan Hartford; Il. Syracuse. Hartford: 20
New-York University. - Poly
technic institute Hartford; 80 morning Wesleyan
Hartford. tafterpoon). Wesleyan, a Middlatown
June s. williams. Hartford, 10. williams q. Will
Jamestown, Il, Amherst at Hartford
New-York tribune., 1905-02-18
BIG WEST SIDE DEAL.
For Eight Houses, $500, ,000-Sir
Hundred Brooklyn Lots Sold.

The F1eischmsuu Realty Company has sold TO
Sigmund Nettel. through Nathan Weiss. from the
plans. eight FIVE story four family houses. each on
Il plot 4Oxss.n feet the north side Of 135th-st..
1t0 feet east Of Broadway. The buyer is said 10
have paid about s50o.6<0 for the property
The Realty Trust. of New-YOrk. has sold for the
JeTe Johnson, jT.. Company 10 q New-fo ork real es
tate operating company. six hundred inn
proved lots in the Thirtieth Ward. in South Brook
lyn the lots lying between 18th and 18th This
Is the largest single sale Of vacant lots in Brooklyn
in several years.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-18
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS FILED

feath-st Nos SST and go West Samuel wscnS %
Samuel Parnass ard George Dssion- 81
1o2cst. =, loo II " os tat-ave 7oxloo IL Robert
Frietnaa Louis azc Morris ftorrr 50
1S5sh-St. 8. 1l0 q % Lenox lave. Soexla II.
the Lawyers Title Insurance. Company q New
York TO Joseph wlttnsr and Gottleh N karpas. 80
Franklin-st ana East Broadway. : corner, 1ey
-: the Lawyers fitle Insurance Company ot
Sew-Yor6 James 5 and William II 6sFro1.- 1io
f47th-sr 17s6 q " o. 81 Ann's-avs. rfxt-e,
American AfcrgEag- Company % John BTown-. -
fs2d-st. 100 z Of Court isnft-Svs. e5X11s3x
lrrasuisr; Amer an aor2-age Company LOUIS
s--S---- Aa<tla E.ch.r.. ~
New-York tribune., 1905-02-18
TWO BLOCK FRONTS CHANGE HANDS

Warren & Skillin have sold for the Mutual Life
Insurance Company. to A Holander. the block
front on the west side OF Park-ave-. from ls4th
to 135th-st. and have resod the plot for Mr. Hol-
lander to Schneider & Bachrach
The same brokers have also sold for Gustave
Schoek. to Schneider & Bachrach the block rront
on the side of 5th-ave-. from 1SSth 70 1SStn-
St. 100x2O0 feet. and for NJ. Rosenbaum and Robert
Altman. 10 Henry Lilly and other persons, the
two lots 5aX100 feet, the south side OF l4tnst,
Us feet west of Eghth-ave.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-18

ReveiJer % Little Boy Lord Tennysoa Lidcon and Fair
For-+h csc ran Pswtucket and Sanction fsII
m PhiIl,1 'nve and one half furongsg-Asarita Ifo
"a 1an-ss 70 = won; Careless II2 GT McTntvreI !
third TTm Laura Hunter 11e 'Crinnins5 10 to J.
Ig Ply, tangent @ and Falmouth also ran 4c0
los IN gnbe se ana one-half furongsl-Inauisitfve Girl
to Thp6 l. second; W; l. George i07 III PhiIlps Is
Franz FosI.- t1fIe 1oV16 King Rose Whorier Mrs
nassis Tand rthngton sadduccee. Caterpillar Par
1th III Tsoe one mile seventy yards,Joe Lesser
Is "a d5-i99s' TO o won Lady Fouse IS DE Ruenl
rhtrg AoE9 Lazy Free Knight IS fCrimn5i7s( n ~
Phif lime 1:4ess Barkemore Eckorv Corners Mas
fe'ie Barnard and kenton also ran ' A'7s
New-York tribune., 1905-02-18
sPRucEsT. BUILDING LEASED.

Rutland & Whiting Company have leased for the
Aims estate to the United Printing Machinery Com
pany the building Nos, u and II SpTuce-st-. for
No 20 Spruice-st 10 Felix Fournier & Knopf; the
building No % Rose-st., to the American News
Company; the building No. 201 Fulton-st.. Tor the
Trinity Church Corporation. to William Elliott &
Sons; the building No. 30 Water-st. 10 F, Bredt
Co and the building No 1S5 FTont-st.. to the New
hall Ship Chandlery Company. The same company
Vesey-st for the Meeks estate TO the Real Estate
Exchange.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-18
JOCKEY KILLED AT HOT SPRINGS.

Hot Springs Feb 17-"EddIe" Wenrick was killed
~ Oakiawn track this afternoon by his mount
Colonel Simpson, falling just the horses turned
into the homestretch. Wenrick tried to squeeze
hts mount through the rail- but, seeing that he
could not succeed pulled back. and it is believed
tl3e+ Colonel Simpson struck q post, causing him
10 60 down. Juvenal Maxim, ridden by Brien
ePr,Sck him with such force that rhfs horse also
Trent doWT Wenrick was badly injured internally
md lived only about fifteen minutes. O'Brien was
badly hurt but will recover.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-18
New-oRLEANs ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

First (se.Iing; FIVE and ors-haf furIongs)-Pity
~: Lady Ray 81; Bride, III. Louise stapP. 81: Lady
Beiair I02 Mel!ta. i05; Hoceo, 1O5; Eeperace 10.
Second race tselling; miIel-IineaI Sc: Mussui-
man IS; Rachel Ward 81: Pawtucket 93; Redman. 9s
Merrv Acrobat l01: Frank Rice, iel; Rankin, I06
Third purse: nile)-Tera's Rod, 81; Beiin-
aiar Gomez %; Charlie Thompson, fo4; Bruins
wick le4 Dalesr1an, l0I..
Fourth race Oakland Handicap and one-quarte-
u.lesl-paiesInan 95 Maiuspng 90; Reyeille e7 Ran
kin ss: Dixie Land. rs Rainiand 100; stonewall 1o3
Forrnaster. f0T: Brooklyn. 10: Phi Finch. 40.
Fifth (handcap. six furl0ngsjFiperine s5: Miss
Betty Right Royal. 81 Byron Rose. 95 Matador 99
Rams Horn 102 FIuzzsh 105; Iuvincibe 105; Judge
IIvrnee fo9 Alden. ZOE: Spencerasu. 10
sixth race zone and cne-haif miles: sellingf-Royal
Arms Murnur -; Belle q Milford %; Lou Woods
100. Adnsus 1922 PlastUs. 105 Eyettus- lCe: George
Vivian III: sambo iii; Curat- fi6.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-18
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

BY .. 2. Ingrahan & Co: 165 s0th-st $50 II Of
Amyterdanl-sve. 31x1022 story fiat n; 2 o
Schvarz agt z Keeier ct al, Rounds H. D. attys:
L Bamberger ref amount due, S4 2O1 05 taxes, etc
81 351 90 Frederick ' Haas for SEQ io5 sotn-s
n 0f AnIsterdanl-ave. 1ex1O22 story nat
h: " F Decker and another agt W II Bellinger et al
Rounds Il. D & D attys; I L Bamberger ref amount
due SCI 7 81; taxes, SS45 IS; the plaintiff for
S27 300.
rr0spAct-ave 81. Ix11a. 7x22 9x1l63 story dwg h
l. H B Kissam ast Thomas Kelly ct al: PItney 2 8 P
Sfss 81; to the plaintiff for S2,OOc
New-York tribune., 1905-02-18
Counsel for Yonisers Club Presents
Case 10 State Racing Commission.

Albany Feb. IL-AuSust Belmont and John San
ford os the state Racing Commission, accompanied
br Wel;on c. Percy. OF counsel 20 the commission
called on Governor Higgins at the Capitol to-day
4 meeting of the commission held in the Ten
Eek IL which the amended rules OF racing were
approved and some routine business was trans
acted
tne application OF the Empire City Trotting Club
<-r z license 10 conduct running race meetings was
Srrsi6ered. Robert r. Mcdonnell Of counsel for
re association applying, was heard. No decision
an
New-York tribune., 1905-02-18
scooTERs RACE FOR TITLE TO-DAY.

Patchogue. Long Island. Feb. 10 (specaD.-To-
morrow afternoon the annual ice scooter races 70
decide the championship OF Suffolk County will be
held the Great South Bay. opposite this village
The contest excites great interest among the in
ha bitants of the shore Members of the
various South BeVel life saving stations con-
stantiy building sccoteTs, the improvements
IN this strange craft require.
The ice the CTent South Bay is now nearly
eichteen Inches thick and smooth as glass.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-18
MANNING TO PLAY FOR HARVARD.
IBT TELEGRAPH TO THE II

Cambridge Mass, Feb. 17-When Harvard lines
up against Yale in the annual hockey match in
New-York tomorrow evening the chances OF Grim
son victory will be increased by the presence OF
r Manning at goal. Manning played a fast
game goal for Harvard in 1870 lso, ana 1902 This
wear ne played on the Harvard team in the Co,um-
bia game. but has not played since then owing to
pressure or work in the Medical School. at which
he Is a senior He has been practising the last week
and viii play against Yale tonight
New-York tribune., 1905-02-18
cLARKsoE COACHES WEST POINT NINE
Cadets Need Good Man Behind the Bat
Graves to Stay at First.

west Point n. Y. Feb. IT (speciaD. The cadet
baseball men have started preliminary work in the
cage coached by Clarkson. OF the NewYork Amer
leans Several positions left open by last wears
graduations will have 10 be flled. Among these
The vacancy behind tho bat is giving Captain Win
ston the most trouble Graves NIL the position
but his services first deemed valuable that
he will no doubt remain there this year. OF the
new material that reported Hanlon seems the most
experienced and likely man for the catcher's posi-
New-York tribune., 1905-02-18
LEASES SITE FOR A GARAGE.

The McVickar GaiIlard Realty Company has
leased for the estate of Peter A H jackson for a
term of twenty-one years the plot, Skis feet on
the north side OF 55hst 100 feet west OF Broadway
together with . feet wide extending 20 Broad
way The lessee is the Standard Automobile Corn-
pany. which will erect the plot building 10
be occupied a salesroon and garage. Inc, as-
gregate net rental under the lease Is aoout
New-York tribune., 1905-02-18
CRESCENT CITY TO EXTEND MEETING
Racing viii Continue Indefinitely, It Is
Announced.
far TELEGRAPH 10 THE rRrBUNE.l

New-Orleans. Feb. T-Presdent P. A Remand
OF the Crescent City Jockey Club announced to-
night that racing at that track would not stop
at the end of the advertised hundred DAYS, out
would continue Indefinitely. Already steps are
being taken to obtain the presence OF horses ana
bookrnakers for this extension of time. and num-
ber have agreed to remain. A similar announce
rnent is looked for from the City Park people to-
New-York tribune., 1905-02-18
IMPERIAL FAMILY AT KEEL

Berlin Feb 1.-THE imperial family will have
hye yachts at the Kiel regatta in June-Enperor
william the reconstructed Meteor; the Empress.
the somewhat antiQuated Iduna; Crown Prince
Frederick William. the Angela: Prince Adalbsrt.
VINO is on his way home the Far East, the
Samoa III and Prince Eitel Frederick a yacht
now building. which will be named the Friedrich
der Crosse
New-York tribune., 1905-02-18
WOMAN PAYS $4,000 FOR UPTOWN PLOT

Joseph r Stein has sold for Frederick c. Zobel
10 Miss Mamie Katz, the private houses No
ISIS to 15Ss Lexington-ave. The present purchase
price is said TO have been about ssS,0oo
New-York tribune., 1905-02-18
RED ROVER WINS FOR PRICE TROPHY.

Long Branch. n. j.. Feb. Il (speeiaD.-In the lace
for the Price trophy to-day Charles Gih5o ls's Red
Rover. which was disqualified yesterday. won. with
II N BarEch's Skedaddle second, Walter r. Pat
tens Sweetheart led up 10 the nth round Rhtn
she broke her shear pole and Withdrew. The Red
Rover's time Tor the fifteen miles gas H.iS.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-18

Rieksndorfe- ana smother. owners: &
SchuTaaIu. alcritecJS-
iSiEl-sI- = 10 q e ~ Brcaaway: for two Ave
ssaa = Psss1,. ssss.ss. $4,000
story brick tenement houses. 81 dxS1 II: silver
& ShaI 6 Pelham. architect. 7UCFo
Nsotson-ese aut &dtn-st Tor a
story brick aathouse. I5sxSe " F.ohriE
owner; G T Pelham RTchifC .--.... fTS0-o
tleth-st. Sos "a and 249 East. Tor ala stCry
brick tenement house store q. 4Ns1 10. .
Herman. sass x SmaIhessr.
lith-ss. NCs SD 80 West lor a nvS
S~nsr; 7 Il styles arcaiteoS. sosso
New-York tribune., 1905-02-18
couRsINe RACE FOB WATERLOO CUP.

Liverpool Feb. lin the annual coursfng race
Cor the Waterloo Cup at Altcar to-day w H. Paw
sons Pistol II won. defeating Prince Plausible in
the aaaL Altogether. l2s dogs were entered Pistol
III was considered an outsider. The betting last
night in the draw for heats was 100 to against
him.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-18
TWO INTERESTING TITLE TRANSFERS

Anna NJ. F. AIlin transferred title yesterday to
No 136 West 44th-st ax1004 feet. to Arthur Smith.
who also took title to No 1Ss West 4thst. 15x1oo5
feet from Alexander Perry.
George H Church yesterday took title to Nos So
and 81 East 5Sth-st, 37.9x100 feet, from John H
Lewis The stated consideration was nominal
New-York tribune., 1905-02-18
COLUMBIA MEN IN ARMoRY GAMES.

The track team Of the Columbia University has
been entered 20 compete in the athletic games OF
the sth Regiment to be held in the arnory 9ith-st
and Park ave, tonight. This team includes the
football players Stangland and Metzenthin who
TO run in the 60-yard handicap.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-18
AMOS : EMO auYs VOORHEES, PLOT.

n. Brigham Hall & Son have sold for the estat
Of Mary b Voorhees, No. IA Macdougai-st. fol
story brick front dwelling house. on lot axIS feet
to Amos F. Emo, who OWLS adjoining property
New-York tribune., 1905-02-18
ERASMUS wins IRON eRookLYN HIeH.

The Long Island League interseholasue cham
pionshp hockey game between the Brooklyn Boys
High School and the Erasmus Hall High School at
the Clermont Avenue Ice Rink. Brooklyn last night
resulted IN victory for the Brooklyn High goals
q ] Each side scored once in the opening half
New-York tribune., 1905-02-18
The BRONX euILpINe PLANS

Frst-st-, south side. s. feet east Of Maple-ave..
enc stCry frame shed 15x2a: Marie Tistante owner;
Alphonse Gielia. architect: 81 500
New-York tribune., 1905-02-18
DICK BERNARD KILLED.

[BT TELEGRAPH 10 TIE TRIBTNE,I
New-OTleans. Feb. I7.-Dick Bernard n c Hay
mans crack sprnter. killed at the Fair
Grounds this afternoon. While being exercised he
swung and broke full into Mayor Johnson. The
force Of the collision knocked his legs from under
him and he plunged head first into the track fence
breaking his nee. Mayor Johnson's hIp
broken, and he will be out OF business foT some
time
New-York tribune., 1905-02-18

Dick Bernard by Fl0rst-Veronica, ran the
METROPOLITAN tracks last year the colors of e Z.
snathers. NJ. l. Hayman bought him at tne weed
ing sale of the Smathers stable last fall Dick
Bernard lust short of being high class race
horse. With light weight up he was dangerous in
the best company, his victory in the Richmond
Handicap at Jamaica last fall proved. At that
time he beat Ascension, Hamburg Belle Pasadena
and CIoten. among others, in the fast time of
l12 SIS This his best race. and it caussd some
little surprise and at the time. His real
place among the better class Of selling platers,
but even there he was none TO" constsrent and the
turf suffers particular loss in his death. lie
distinct loss TO his owners, however, who aIued
him at from 90 900 10 coo
New-York tribune., 1905-02-18
ANOTHER MORGAN PLOT SOLD.

I. Davis has sold for ]. Pierpont Morgan hvs
lots on the southeast corner of 17ith-st-. and st
Nicholas-ave. The buyers are Geiger Braver'
New-York tribune., 1905-02-18
WARDEN ADDISON JOHNSON BUYS.

Warden Addison Johnson, of Sing Sing Prison
has bought from Helen K CrsndaIl plot com
prisng about FIVE acres, known as the Iron Mines
at Port Chester The tract adjoins the Park estate
New-York tribune., 1905-02-18
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

st NicaolaS-ave and 1GSth-st 5 corner; for =
Two story brick cftlCes and store. io4. sxeas. L
New-York tribune., 1905-02-18

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