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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-22
NJ. l.. HAYMAN'S DUAL VICTORY
RIGHT ROI ~ AND SONG tND
VINE WIN F0R nv.
Jake sanders Fans to give Thirteen Pounds
toHIEht Royal Charlie Dickson Forces
Haynian's Other Winner 10 Run His
Best Conundrum Wins nj 20 Ia I.

NV ORLEANS. Feb II The Crescent city
jockey cub provided good card OF mud
races at the fair grounds to-day. with hnndi
cap at six furoncs ms the star number and n
1--WE and a half mrlong dash which enlisted
the better class OF sprinters. Both were won
by horses out OF the stable Of NJ l. Hayman.
Right Royal finishing first in the handicap
and Song aud Wine In the other event. II
wasan eNcitine struggle between Right Royal
and Jake Sanders, who We're about equal
favorites with a slight leaning toward j axe
Sanders at post time
Jake Sanders undertook TO civ" Eaymans
colt thirteen pounds. and he was not quite
equal 10 Il. Tho pair raced like team, far
away from their company. until the last
eighth There DR. Streets colt began TO
weaken. aud Right ROYAL, drawing away won
by a length Dapple Gold made up some
ground In the stretch and was respectable
third
The bookmnkcrs laid 81 to ! against Song
and Vine lie had his speed and was m
clined TO use Il Moreover. ne showed, rare
gamene-s in his Fight with Charlie Dickson
Robbins got song and Wine over by u head,
riding an unusually good finish Conuhdrum,
no hurry to get going with him. When he
got moving in earnest. the. only ono he nad
drive by length Flying. Charcoal with
Is TO against him, proved the best OF an
average lot Of, glaiers at six furlong,
race ny length from Osontz who vas over
taking him at the end
First Race-One mile Conundrum, los % How
rln. 20 TO L. won. Gladiator. p5 fCrimnllnsl. to =
second. Arachue. l0TC McCarcrtyl. 80 ], thlrd
Time ISL as Drop O'Ryc, Charlie Celia, stalker
Daggerly. Trogon Bun Hcrshman and Worth 70
Second Race six frlongs -Chamhee. li2 ~
phillips. 10 TO /. won; Ogoniz loi lSchilllngl. Is
10 l. second: Safeguard, 100 tReinheimer 90 l.
third Time i2i George Perry, Operator Her
tagc Royal Whltefeot. Ayr w J.. George. Shotgun
and Caterpillar also ran,
THIRD Race SIX fuHongs Flylng, Charcoal. 1 looes
a. Hennosscyl. ~ to /, won Belle OF Portland, iO4
tCrlmmnsi. 10 to second. ius!iy, loi Mcintyre
10 to /. third. Time. 70 EJtol, Parts'enne, Lotd
Trench Claremont, Brunswick Hudson and Lady
Ray also ran,
Fourth Race-Slx furlongs Right Royal. -
a. McIutyrcl, 0 to &, won. Jake sanders, 100 ~.
Phillips, o to g. second Daupe Cold rs tN. Rob
bins, ~ 10 l. lhird Time. Li9. Fauneuc Edl'n
May and Spcncerlan also ran.
and Wine. w tN Robbins. 10 10 8. won. Charlie
Dickson. % tSchillingi, iB 10 /. second MatAdof
ia tMcIntyrrl, 10 to g. third. Tine. li2. Lucy
Young. Lucky Charm RnlDert, Nipernc, lcllman
town ana Graphite also ran.
Sixth Race one mile and sixteenth Relnlnnd,
iO7 m. Phillips, q 10 s. won, partlemorc. 100 rr.
Msadel ~ to /. second Merry Acrobat 100 fSchll-
Ing. 5 10 /. third. Tine. / s.. Rlukin. Gracious,
Lord Tennysou. Tristan Sihndl Pau,uS, Hand
spinner and Lee King also ran.
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BOSTON DOG SHOW.
Celtic BADGER scores over Historian Dick
dr. I.amcrc Dies In Crate

BosroN. Feb 81 The annual dog show
Of the New England Kennel club opened to-
day nj Mechanics building and viii continue
through Friday That there is great interest
I'm such exhibitions vas evidenced by the
large attendance to-day and tonight The
hail wa crowded with admirers OF tho canine
species The judges disposed OF a number
oil classcs during the day. tho greatest IN
tc~est being manifested in the Irish terrier
classes Celtic Badger. the champion. owned
by tho Rev Father OGorman, Of 6Hnauoquc,
Quebec acored a big victory over Historian,
the dog that ran away with everything in
the classes at the New York show T. VI
.fcwetI OF Shlplev, England. who is Judge
OF this Species said Celtic Badger is undoubt-
cdiv tine best Irish terrier alive. and he valuly
offered Father O'Gormnn $500 for The dog
The others Judged contained local dogs cl-
Ilcst entirely.
One first class dog a French bull, entered
for the show, was found dead In his crate
this morning Tho dog was the champion
Dick de IAmare. who was within a point or
80 OF being a double champion. lie was
owned by Hunt Of New York. secretary
Of the French Bulldog Club Of America. Who
saws the animal wns all right when boxed
Tor shiprnent IN New York yesterday
Mr Hunt bought Dick dc Llmare from Wal
ter UAWley Of Providence, who said to-day
that IN The death OF this dog one Of the best
French bulldogs In the world has been
suatChed from American bench shows
What caused the dog death is rs yet
unknown, but an autopsy IS y bo performed.
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g, ARDSuEN PLAY CIPCrS.
hits scored by the First Battery Troopers
I'm Their SHOW.

Russia received more applause than Japan
in tho music ride OF al nations to omen the
nmateur circus Of the First Battery. y G.
Y =, last night. but not alton WAS neglected
by. the spectators, and the representative OF
ireland had the heartiest greeting Of all
This was Charles T. Jacobs. Who wore the
green regalia Of q St Pstrick's Day marshal.
while the band played the wearing Of il.
The types from al countries made single
rounds OF the ring, each carrying the appro-
pirate dag and the band playing the national
air. before the general ride began. Capt
Louis Wendell gave the signal for each mas
ouerader 20 show. aud the advent was pre-
redrd by tho blarinc Of herald-George
Bickclhaupt Jr who had 20 struggle against
blowing false ulusta'he and go'tee into the
horn ~ itl tie calls
il was The first circus Of the troopers and
tie first entertainment IN the Hrmory. which
the battery has been In possession OF for q
year. 10 which an Edni-sipu fee was charged.
There Was A crowded house, and the troopers
proved iiat hnmpinE. along on tae timber
and caisson wagons after their four big guns
has not ,tneucd them Tor trick rides and
rough and tumble acts. Hcsides Capt Wendell
tie head workers on thc circus committees
Seyfried Srrgt. George Mgschkc and l'riya'ss
George " FINK aud leach
opening ride We're China Or George Ala-chke.
Cuba Erik Bonthrun Austria. Lieut. Charlie.
a. Nose. lmly. lnoma- turlcy. lI'nud.
hurle~ J. Jacobs. Span Lieut. Henry \
Nickel japan Joseph Goodman Russia.
Edwin " Hl~coN. France. Leui T. Wendell
lr England, Charlie y Strchel Germany
Lieut. S LlkeU iLdiau pannl Enricl.t
Indian. samuel Gavior. roNhny, Rnlph 3
St.nes. COWBOY. george heidelberg.
America George M Pink
\ grand ertrrr. by the fan strength of
the battery and MANY volunteers was spirited
imitation OF the parade OF circus du, m 10
country town The wives and swectheartS
OF the troopcr- On sents and boxes. Who had
been humming the rhorus-s of the national
air. as thu band plufed IN the music ride.
now brrst their gloves 10 apuaudinc the
alleged lady bareback riders he Chinese
giant. CircassiIn beauty aud HE bear and t-
trainer Private Duscnberrr being She bear
aud receiving many violent prod- from
Private Bloower ne the trainer They had
pcal- Of laughter. TOO FOR tho many clown.
clowns on douk"rs and ,'1vf~ wt'n riE..
snakes lambs chickens or do.- and for
tho kiCi,s md neigh- OF the b,irlr-rrr hor.'e.
After the circus parade capt Wendell gave
an cNhihluon OF high school riding on Mid
wood. lne ,hrstuui horst hc has Imported
from England. while he circus iuu and freaks
were shown hy William s. Mack. .n "a clover
baseball skit, Nho played a r hole Uire in
pant0mime lady bareback hiding by Henry
DigRelmnnn, assisted by Herman NancE
and Edward Martini as clowns and in Scenes
from Tho Midway, with Foiira said 70 have
been secured a. fabulous amount and wen
worth the money a. laughter maker
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Miscellaneous.

T Y. PescIs 4 Co have leased FOR = 2
Smith. the two FIVE story tenemeuts Nos,
S0i and 30a East 10th street for term Of
years, nj an aggregate rental of t.S.jn0 also
for Michael Corbe the five story ieue8 eni.
No. 2tl East l0sth street for a term AZ ys7's
AZ an aggregate rental oil t6.5OI.
Charles Wynne is the buyer OF No li57
Amsterdam avenue.
L. j. Phillips 4 Co. have leased for Mrs.
Barnes 70 Bob Dunlop Of Atlantic CITY. va
i49 and ISL West Eorty-fourth str ~. ,afc'
story APARTMENT hotel, which will be usinei
the Dunlop.
.Haber. Dworkovitz & Haber are the BUYERS
OF No. . Last l32d street
II. b. Cutrer, formerly with VI. 4 Hrs,
has opened a general real estate ofice al 80.
90 Liberty street.
The Charles +. Noyes Company has leased.
IA the Schieren Building. corner Of ferrv am
GIN streets the ninth and tenth floors - WI
liam F. Powers & Co. the seventh floor 10
lnteImeyer Robbins Company sud F'
fourth moor to sellman 4, CO. N" ,sm-
brokerage company leased the SiN siof
building. Nos ~ and so BeeKmau street. iof
August Xinsser 70 l. Il. Squlbb 4 Sons
Voorhees, FLOYD sold No. % veSev street
2 plot .sxi00. for William Chapman md W.
Wiley, whose family hAye owned the pfon-
erty for los years. The building now oc'l-
pying the plot was built foriy-three care
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var WIS POINT TROPHI.
New Haven Athletes Take the Banner nj
FOrlihPm GamcS

Fordham University Athletic Association
I'D H. annual winter games at the Twenty
econd REGIMENT Nnory. SNty-cighth street
and broadway. last night. and varied pro-
Rramme brought topcther an odd assortment
c. athletes. Tho attractions we're numerous,
there being races for boys OF the public
schools. for prep" schools tor collegians aud
for athletes OF the local clubs. The crowd
OF spectators present was large and waS
composed principally OF friends OF the Ford
ham institution
During the running Of tho relay race FOR
prep" aud high schools the crowd woke up
in surprising shape in the way of noise. Ten
schools buitled for the hoHors. which, litter
fierce struggle went to Erasmus Hall High
school, with plngry School second and seton
Hall College close third
The 40 yard invitation was evidently the
event OF the night aud dozen crack -printer-
tocd the mark Scitz the much heraded
man from georgetown. was an absentee.
and the first heat fell to fwtchell of Yale,
with p j Walsh If the New York \ c sec
Ond Dear of PENNSYLVANIA rumped away
with the second Leaf, with Lave OF >ale
second Dear won he final in decisive style.
with Twtchell .econi and Lowe third
The intercollegiate mile relay race brought
Fordham Georgetown and Holy cross 10
tho line and for tho first two relays Il was a
Georgetown and Fordham. but the former
college then drew away and won by twenty
yards
Ih'Ie was SILK banner lot Wv 'Nns
points on the basis or I've for "A lrsl, three
Tor second aud one for third. aud after
close contest with Columbia and the 81
Bartholomew A. c. Yale won with a total Of
u points The other two had 10 points each.
"a -, ~ 80, ~, a., : !, ;loht,sop
na~ 'h.er,ny aonn =: Llrt Hg gNi,I. LIZ Soegr
,h,,d ..r y . v''I' ''''''"" thurman"
"a "a ~ p,; Ii,ii, Wan h,, w,t, coum
bn i, ~, ~ ,n Co... ~ Tnrsnr tr New York
Jptts,,i,, - ',s,t sscond InSn.0n New YORK
4 q n iiect mia fTiipc ! 4 \ seconds
, ~ Srd run Laaacap, Won og II; S Snn'rs'
~ n,s,'itr' az 1000. W. f. GrrSoyv
Iinth ps,,,s4,' \, ~ 20 I'D tht,J nine
MIMI, ~ ~ se.ord. ~ = '"''''
pn't,rr - po,'nd Sto, u,rdica, ,vor bv Iobn
1 RVanst;t Ror,bninnetv e. a fcet Win nm ac,
VA put Of u ceI inches r. Woya, nive'S ,,
~ AZ IN ~, NJ, a'ir, ~ r " ddcu fanrSon A
,c, ma .,.p , ,.,,,si ,,, ov 40 fsti ainrbr
pct. ' ~. tns Va 'prri,,Stnrv and iIlvh
grhooi Hsrric,n Won hy irssrus Hail II S.
n ,'nrds rith y o'Connor y NcNsiinn y "A
Nsnning and q yale pingry school IS yards
1000 ,,iib Il u pc.s a Srou & Carroll
Vi n M, II Seton Iiau an Yards thlrd with
VAIN Ucponnrgb n Gsge9An and
Wrrorot-.b Tim. . minutes N a Seconds
itn,rb 0ci,, "a. "a Vsrds Won nv Iovola
S,soni ,,{,S - ~ Hvs,ncr W9un = g cannon
s,i,n IL, Wcisnne Wctr"rb e stewart and
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HOCKEY
Crescent Athletic Club Team WINS In n
tlcsc Game.

The Crescent 4. C. hockey team. which
has not been beaten this season, had close
call last night at tho Clermont Avenue Rink
BROOKLYN. They played against the New
York A. G.. team and won the game by score
OF two goals 10 one. but AN extra period OF
the end of two periods being one each
The New York 4 & players are mostly old
members Of the Brooklyn skating club.
and they know the pecuiilritc@ OF the rink
well Linton and Casselnan each scored in
the regular halves OF the game. and In the
extra period Linton scored on pass from
DOLBY The game was fast one and very
interesting Tho Crescent players could not
get through the New York a. {. defence.
and several times the Crcscents were Oh the
defen4iye The teams lined NJ rs follows
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Spsclai Cdss De,pdfch 70 THF Sun.
pNGis. Feb y -Janov'-h open Cd Tho
twelfth game OF the chess match OF eight
games up against the Brooklyn player Mar
shall nj tho Circle phlidor IN this city this
afternoon with P-Rg. his adversary adopting
the Sicilian Defence. ne he did IA THIS match
on previous occasion. Marshall Melted
m the afternoon sitting a passed pawn wit
Il slightly superior position. hut When play
was resumed iu the evening JanowsE put up
n sterling defence and managed 10 draw
the game after 81 moves. Present score.
Marshall :. Janowski. Z drawn, The
thirteenth game Is scheduled for Thursday
afternoon
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The REAL ESTATE MARKET,
SPTCf IiIION ~ iSHI\GTON
HEIGHTS mrs GROUS.

Valuable west side apartment houNe
Cues Into the Hands OF an Investor
site Purchased Far New huin'"R
IN the UPTOWN Mercantile WStric''
Speculation in Washington Heights lo's
continued yesterday to be the princpai
feature OF the brokerage market An
unusual number Of sales and resales was
reported. In the great majority oil IN
stances both buyers and sellers were pro-
fessional operators. Very few puliuels
took part in the movement Inc ACTIVITY
on Washington Heights was suppiemeh'eu
by a considerable amount OF business IN
other sections This included the sale oil
a West Side apartment house, dwelling
in the midtown speculative district; and
couple Of downtown mercantre ohiuihRH
II was comparatively varied ana Suo-
stantial anc served to give the news budget
a less one sided churac ter than 1t presented
on the previous day.
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NYITIsIEIIN SALE! At rn EHf!FA

over 100 Bargains. unequalled IN the =. s
- 5000 imported Dsrraoq Tonnesu. t75 t51on1
DHuaoq. sixteen horse, two cylinder, $40. 81
teen horse Peerless Tonneau. 500; Cadillac Ton
ncau Qke new. st75; $3.50 Autocar. two cyllndef
1850 Ford Tonneau. two cylinder. very fast, Yin
ton RunLcout, Top. $3.50. Wlnion Touring CA,
1850 i.6 Orient Buckbohrds, $3.50. Pope Toledo
four cylinder; DaHacq fo1ir cylinder MorS tour
cylinder; Hsyncs-A ppersou and many oF-'
at half Regular Value.
Od.mobilos Rambiers, Northerns, and Other
RunAbouts. also up Demonstrations, and Free.
instructions given to all purchasers
Practically every known make here, on sAs.
WULIs'S AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE
II Park Place. near Broadway and Post Orr'
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client two two story frame dwellings.
Nos. SIS and 500 West islst street Mot
joNI00. Tho same brokers also sold for fine
Realty Transfer COMPANY to Moses Kan,ef
i've lots on the north side Of ,asth street
and POS feet east of Broadway. ploi lc5Nidn
Tho Same brokers sold to a client for Hv.nan
Paley the block front on the west side n
Audubon avenue between IS7th ard l's'l
streets plot iegxfai
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Real Estate Transfers

f.S0ub o. FourfSF1H -
The Letters u sisnd FOR qut claim 81 p
FOR bargain and saie deed \ <. Tor g~e1 '''
covenant against grantor oniy
Goerrk ~ 8. iai u BiyiuE'on q .iE.f
Jacob l-srschan 70 AMELIA fMn'r'-
mfg- $1,000 . a..
same properly. Amelia Ruhuss1 'o t1
mann Teidmsn and Befmhn pep
co ... r..
isi st. =. 2T5 " Avenue 4. yitit1,i.t 10
Fannie Fxedmhu 10 nathan l'rer1"'
mtge S7SbB ...........
tih ~. rs 1ss5 " Avenue c. - aIps : SSH
Schechner 10 Rosh Cohn, n'g-
SO. ............... ...... ~ t73
Hester At. iss. 3, 1Sxio0 Autoine'is F-'l
Pslil 70 Michael Del PAps. = par' T'
$4,000 ...-............ ....-.
Peari1t, n " cor Centre al, o.S16s. az .t'i
Florence Colemtn 70 Thomas q Ilt&,.la9IS'
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CURRENT SPORTING GOSSIP,
PITCHER. MELTON SIGNS WIN
NEW YORK AMERICANS.
Famous Left Handler Now One of Grimths
Great TwlrlIus Stan--Somethins
About Baseball In tuba-SaratoSa
stakes TO -pimlicO's Race Meet.

- - : -
pitcher. has signed contract with the Sew
York Americans this year. NeSton has been
pitchltr remarkable ball on the Pacific Coast
ever Hihc' ne ''i' "a" a'" ''"'"V'' 49,
lyn team three years ago Hers pls' power
tuu tcil,,v a. no lisrs plenty OF hard work.
uts .nasd T. his prturipal stock in trade but
~ = ~ XIX, 49,, ,.,,rt,,ont NJ curves
W. can ""A u w IT," u,' - IT. or,, HOY,
and slow boys tnat woulu inahe u"s ~
man onvious Manager GTifllth drafted Ne"
ton from the Los Angeles club, together with
First Bas'man Chase ana the l''' ,um,t,'
sopt on his terms some iiIhe ago Nt"'""
viii come Inst at once. but Chase VIII not
,onort untu some time later. la securing
g. report uH,. Sum u,., 90 ,r,notb
NeN'on r.'llut Ina. ,'I ,Itcbing rorns
10 an unmi,takable manner Ito has another
p-o,n,.ine leu handler IN Pullman. with the
r,a,.-, ,.t, hamder, rbc.bro Ortb and
Powell 10 fall back upon and Clarhson
factor too with Grinlth himself ready 10
''Nr e', ., ~ ,,' WIN snch nm nrray
~" iF.I,' -, t oo,,,,hnd GRIMM
can begin The American League season with
- ,'ei..,,,., tsn over before In fact
n'o'' '"u"''' 't ,,,,, II, Tho country
has such rcmarkable stan Of twirIers Good
,,t.. bor- make winning ball teams. This
Nv ,.,,,,i ,,,,,,, and n ,,oin In the
mas w." - ,,, -, t.rioi,h has
hig leagues Hha '"r 'H"' ''"9'' Nal".' -
never let a chance 70 secure " mrs. o,'a
pitcher 60 Nv li' ms NlNhfh Nv 7'''''"'
,o,,,,,stcrs and viii trv then, ont I'm tho South
',-. t.a,.,n,, IN. mud thnt tbe stars OF the
diamond come from obscurty
o., III ,,,.r..- ,,Lo bos t,st returned from
p7" P''S.' wv "'' 80 - -.
Cuba saNs OF the game ne 'inSru 'n're
From ton to tVciv" thousand persons TURN
~ a,,t,.hio and nondemoniurn
ne '"p'l' il' 'N''''.''' - 80. =
breaks loose whenever 'le loo'e'S "ar'
chance to exercise their lung power. Their
loau,,e Ia con1uosed Of three clubs. Havana.
- . - ,t,,,d,-o. ..,d about
H'h fr'n'%'" ana N'',''l'''' ~. ~ -
two games week are played All the games
are PLAYED in Havana. and the grounds arc
larger than the Polo Grounds \ hit that
, aoid., 4. ,,ood for a home run
se's p's' - ''IH,' " ~. ,h ,,,,,,,,o hos
tne p'ou'''l 'n"ih '""i " w..
aver the cantnin ia allowed 10 raise n rumpus
-. 10. dacision This ts a good tutrg
oel 'Va - -
Tor. AZ pettlnG j. uoh" on every o"hcfNhNI'
play, there would be riots II Kicking was
serve order on tho field - teams come
on the field with banners waving and carrier
pigeons. with colored ribbons attached 10
their legs, are released between innings
There arc some pretty shifty players among
-, .l..vs 4 pn4 "a III
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list OF auctions scheduled Tor the ensuing 50
printed every sunday
BIZ Pn MIR 4 SMITH
Sltiy Eighth street. Nos 40 and rs 30 M
Side lJ0 feet cast OF Amsterdam lNeu4.
O1l0o5. Two ave story brick mas. '1
Helluer & VOL ........
Twenty sixth street. Nos S01 10 81 r0I
side iOI feet west Of Tcnih arenue. 5ifs
fs.a. three four sioU brick tenement
80 samuel Williams.
Eleventh avenue. Nos. 3l3 sno 7Ij south
vest corner OF ThlTrleih stree. q XII.
one eighth part. ieasehold, two three sioi
and two story frame tcncmtnts - Moor
and another -. r. l.. Moore 81 Al nf.
lion 10 James - Moore
nj JOSEPH r, DAT
Ninth avenue, No. te6 east side q f.''
south Of Thirty eighth street. 2t1i''
nve story brick tenement. =. a. ~c1oF7
cnbcrger aud anothetv vs.. Margaret Sclo~'
rnbergcr ~ el; sold subject 10 two m0'
RACES aFEregnilng 5000 psniior
CHRISTIAN Dohm ..
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Nc0rf "|ff5cent \. q. > Wv Ok \ z, 7
Goas-Ry Linton ?. Cassriman. Referee Or
Mckenzie. Hockey Club OF Ncw YORK. Time %
halves Twenty minutes each extra period. Ten
rnlnutrs
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tII1J;TEJITs LANES SALE!

Grey DAVIS Solar. Dletz, etc. this week .,
prices that will make YOU huy them.
1000 IMPORTED HORNS, listing from 500 70
$500. at nifty CENTS the dollar.
Automobile FUR COATS. worth 5000. al ti71o
Fur-LtNHD 1880 Coats SIS TO s25.
A Ave story Building full OF Automobile roois
r. j. WILLIS Co. Park Place. y.
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MACHINERY.

BOILERS. Engines. Pumps. Tanks Heater,
Fittings: Rider and Ericsson Pumping Fngines
RKGAN. SEQ West 18TH 81,
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

HORSE BLANKETS. ROBES AND HARNESS.
Lined stable Blankets. so CENTS. Square flsnksN.
ti.2S Extra Heavy. 81. II Pounds Lesthered t51S
Team Harness. so. Express Harness. SIS
PETERS HARNESS & SAUDLFRi co,
So West Rrosdway. near Chambers st, upsair'
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Ye,,er,ia,,s Auction sale.
BIT PnLIr SMITH

al No. Iel Broadway. ~ O'Clock coni't
list OF auctions scheduled Tor the ensuing re'~
prnted every sunday
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BOARDERs WANTED.


Nest side.
FIST ST. WEST Elegant doubl, and ding.
rooms, VITA board; transcnts - 10 81.
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Is4TH STREET. William Oppenheim has
botrht from ohm O. Baker the plot eoxl0O.
ON the north side OF is4th street. go ieet
west OF Audubon avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-22

AMSTERDAM AVENUE. SHAFT 4 Silverson
have sold 70 f. Iowenthal the southwest
corner OF Amsterdam avenue and l15th
street "A Mot idONibO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-22

Jookey Dickson. vino win ride for vii
lam Vanderbilt in France this year. smiled
,ar Europe on IN" kTuHpTinz yesterday.
Dickson d, regarded ia one OF the best u. ht-
weight Jockeys IN this country He x rs
lie mounts in veteran style At Essev Park.
lot Springs. hc stood second TO Sporting
,rtth ~ Winners o seconds and thirds. ont
NJ n mounts Dickson WIS discovered
Nv Jo-eph : Nurphv the well known racing
oflcial. who saw him ride at ST. Louis last
numwer.
Frank J Bryan the pre. idinr steward NJ
he Crescent Cify track. New Orleans will
probably succeed Judge Murphy at 81 Louis
Brvan 4 q Western Jockey Club sdherent
and viii rot ohlcidte az Louisville this year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-22

10Th STR EFT Parish, Fisher. Mooney d
ION hnve sold for Levy h Friedman TO
Aaron n Haskell the plot l75ziOo on the
north side Of 40th street. 'io5 feet west OF
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-02-17

Sook it In TIE lamps and sniff its evil
breath without breaking a trace or
kicking In the dashboard He can now
meet one of these benzine-buggies on
q lonely road and dark night without
throwing either a At or his rider The
time may come when the horse and
the auto will sleep in the same stable
and drink from the same bucket.
There was the trolley car. A few
years ago It was the abomination Cf
every horse Now the horse would
feel positively lonesome if he had all
the street to himself and did not have
his wagon smashed now and then as
. diversion.
The horse is learning.-~washington
Star.