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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-03


foK SaaLEnJAMES +. SHEA, 643 LA. AVE. NV.
GnOCERY STORE: FINE LOCATION SW.
$50 +. ST. s.w.. splendid 2-story brick building
containing store aud rooms in dwelling portion
VITA oath room; lot is 20 IT. front by 100 It.
uaep 10 3o-ft. alley; large 2-story BRICK STA
alley; an exceptional opportunity to secure an old
established business stand in rood residential
section or the southwest; just half square from
st Dominic's Church.
FOR SALE-CoMFORTABIE HOME IN THE s. E.
Just one square south of Pennsylvania ave., two
story dwelling, located on Stl ST.; three rooms
on hrst floor; four bed and bath room on
second iioor; porcelain tub; stationary washstand;
OAK ana attraettyely papered: rented at $25. 80
ler month; must be sold to close estate. Price
81 OcO: make Offer.
FOR SALE-BEAUTIFUL COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
broom and reception hall dwelling; in almost
perfect order: price Is very low: $4,000.
FOR LE-N0RTHEAST-NEAR III St. p
story. G-room and bath brick with concrete
cellar under entire house; furnace heat; price
SS.op0. ANOTHER PRETTY HOME In 80 st.
ne. and BATH cellar furnace heat;
Pr.ce $500 JAS +. SHEA, 643 La. ave. NV.
my1-s0t.3o
FOR SALE MONTHLY PAYMENTS : Ga, GA
9TH me-, 623. 621 Morris me-. 1868 2S15 NV
rooms. bath. cellar. Good condition e. W.
WEBER, 1888 + tbasement). my2d&Su.f4
FOR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOME:
lor, bath; numerous closets; ! acre; ear line:
excellent neighborhood; $1,000 on easy terms
Also few half.acre tracfs adjoining, at 5000. Let
show you these.
my2-et ROBINSON & co. an..). o1s 18th st.
FOR saIE-BIG SACRIFICE TO CLOSE ESTATE.
rooms Only 81 500. Owner refused $4,000.
i44s Howard avsy vt. piespaiit,z New. q large
rpaips PEetfy outlook Reduead to t6.250.
spes-H T. 8. LPsc0hB { CO.. eii izth 1t.
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CSFUlNISHED.s 4,
!Gs 1'S nT ,ss ss So S:Fsy ~ E. 90
GIG 18th NV. 1Ir. 2bl 500 90 b ne Or h h. "a so
I'LL Pa av NV. st, rs .500t 1859 II me- 5r. ri GO
iI34 Conn NV, l1r b. 200 ~ n. ne, 7r, b. 20 80
iaao cb. mw, i Iar ~ SSo 1879 me- 20 50
isis ists a ~ 5 sS me- me- Ss g
sS4s 'i NV. Tir. b. .iss 90 me- q. 49,. 20 90
1921 18th NV lar 2bi2a 90 % u ne. O., ~ n ao
1873 NIss az nv IA Oh AZ ~ Or. 90
l104 18th NV. 1871. 2bs0 o. "a n ne hr ~ "a ~
1sS4 Il av lar 81 - % ni2 Shows NV Or. Z 80
iS23 O NV Or h az al Lot l. az 635. 0ner
1s2s / NV lar h AZ 0o Farm 10 acres 5000 pes
i aI5a 1 1s,h NV NV ,er Si,, APARTMENTS
1sss 1sth NV s. Ky nj 1897 10th NV 4r. IA. 90
oyi3 n NV ,ir * nj RE Sto6dcrt 5r. b. as.U0
1920 18th NV Tor. BIS % Soe 18th ne, 6s b. 20 90
1888 Harvard. Or. sb SO o0 COO GOO I'm NV % ~
i2o4 p NV Tor b. SS al .o2o 18TH NV 4r. b. 20 90
9o2o 18th NV lar h 70 9S No T. B. O.. 6r. bis. 90
400 Conn " lr Oh 10 ,G 23S Quincy me- Or. b16Oo
oIal N nv Tor Oh hO M 222 Quincy ne, Ar. b. %
2eO6 Univ pl Tor Oh so 90 22 Quincy ne. ar b. 90
1855 18th NV Or b. AZ S1 21S Quincy Ar. b.13.00
1870 Cal NV NV r bl5 )0 232 Quincy ne, Ar, b1300
1910 NV Tor b. 40 III 93oT Quincy ne .4r.b 90
T24 18th NV Tor b. 40 OU PA Quincy ne. Ar. b.130
1921 NV. ar, b.. So 90 2101a Quincy ne A. 300
1 l.S 18Th Tiny nv; sr hssso p.nrursTs N THE
MARI, n. The sTopDENT THE B. q.
THE MAURY AND THE REGINA. =,
THE PORTLAND.
OFFICES.
1924 N. 7. ave- w. 2r.. I'd fioor. ......... Is 00
Century bldg. .$12$l23I 1923 NV. $s-$l6
1925 Pa av....... 10000 l411 G NV. IT. lo.Uy
Sw cor Sth & ID NV, 1921 $1O-Slb
I'd and 81 floors. i 90 003r top Il, 1923 nw.12.00
basem't 1921 nw75.O I20S r NV, room j.. 1000
Sc 12th& nw$l -$30 1908 NV, room 4. TO- 0
COST 7th NV $5-S4Si114- + nw r 1900
G2O + NV. ...... .SiO- $25 Sw cor 18th & NV,
1l14-1116 NV. 6..l6.OO Rooru 4...........12. GO
Room IL. ......... 90
STORES.
II D NV. IS. col 1925 III $500
STABLES.
H1lyer CT NV. sstals75. 90 0O5 NV 90
1914 l9th.I stalls. 0OO 18th nrkens " .2sts1S 90
141 y. stalls. 25 DOL 1912 18th. 3 stalls. Is 90
Rr Ills f4th 20 90 10th nrKenes'w 1st1. II 50
UNSURPASSED ABILITIES FOR THE COLI
LECTION OF RENTS FROM ALL CLASSES OF
PROPERTY.
As the above u only part Of the list Of proper.
IT, under our charge will gladly furnish com
plste bulletins on application being made at this
dice by mail.
THOS. J. FISHER & CO.. Inc..
1414 b st. NV. adjoining the New willard.
np20te
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs


FOR SALE-wAsH. HTS. %. 80. ARTISTIC AND
convenient home: Or. and b.; near two car lines:
no exchanges. Address "OWNER ST." Star once.
my1-St'
houses In NV; now actually rented at 80; safe
per cent Investment. .
my1-st
TIIos. J. FISHER CO..
Houses! Housesi Houses!
In all sections-of all descriptions
We viii be glad to show them or send
memorandum.
tion and price desired: We cannot adj
vertse all the properties We control.
ap29-6t
FOR sALE-CHEvY CHAsE-vALUABLE
house and grounds; near circle: must be
sold at once; 10 rooms and bath; furnace
..ss # IS IS 3 BE- Sol soL6 1a on;
Few more lots left in section II; buy
THos. ]. FISHER & CO.. 14l4 st. NV.
ap29-st
FOR hhia Tsf Saae is feet wide.
IL pretty rooms; handsome tiled baths. best
M hsasng wp PLANT o .s
glass windows in front: south exposure: inside
blinds This is anew and has , been
you to look at this house before you buy.
THOS. ]. FISHER & co. Qnc.),
ap29-6t 14l4 st. NV.
FOR sALE-REDUCED TO $, 00o-CHARMINa
NEW 3-STORY. CELLAR, 10-ROOM BAY-WIN-
DOW BRICK. WITH ALL THE APPOINTMENTS
OF $4,000 HOME; HOT-WATER HEAT; ELlE-
CANT LOCATION: NO. 103 18th ST. NE,
CLOSE TO CENTER OF LINCOLN PARK. OPEN
FOR INSPECTION. ap29-n
FOR SALE-"OAK VIEW" ADJOINING CIEvE-
land Park south. on Woodley road, across
from Cathedral property. near Mass. ave. e1:
tension between two lines, In direct line Of
best and most rapid improvement.
Lots in this subdivision OF economical size can
be sold at considerably less per foot now than
close the property out. Here is opportunity
Call or send for plats and asking prices.
THOS. ]. FISHER & CO.,
ap29-6t 14f4 st. NV.
FOR sALE-NICE HOUSE ON 18TH ST NV;
cheap; 10 rooms and bath; lot Fl IT. front: I'M
usual opportunity to buy home.
apps IT'S H. L. RUST. e0s 14th st.
FOR SALE-HOW TO BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD
OF 500 cash nd so monthly For full particu-
lars drop postal, telephone call for new Illus
trated booklet plat. etc.. of Mount Pleasant
Heights
FULTON r. GORDON
Northwest Subdivisions Specially
Robert +. Heater. Mgr. Colorado building.
Tel. Main $40. aDl3-3Ot
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1924 Nh av Dw.14r. bis 90
Bachelor apis, 1907 f NV
Warehouses. 50 Il X NV
Cottage. Taxa PIX $500
Office rooms. 1907 L NV
RID. Inc. 1907 h ST. NV.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURNISHED or UNFINISHED.

FOR RENT-FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED-
BY the year possession Immediately. 10 rooms
and baths. Large billiard and table Sta
bile and carriage house. S24oO $1,000 per
year. Princeton street 18th NV.
By the year from May TO- unfinished three
story and basement brick. furnace heat, rooms
~ and bath. $35 per PAL st NV.
JAMES A. BATES & CO..
my3-m. W, Sa,tf 1907 st.
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.
UNFURNISHED.

FOR RENT
THos. J. FISHER & CO.. mo.
REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE.
if14 ST. NV
TELEPHONES n. 34S AND NJ aaea
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FOR RENT

CNFURNISHED,
1904 @ st NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. STE 90
I'LL 11th st. H.. and 2b.............. 5000
1913 St. rooms and BATH furnace heat. 1000
1911 st. rooms and bal tn. furnace heat. 1000
Entlre building at 1874 & Pa. ave. per mo 10000
July l. 1905 per an . 800 90
1925 N Y. ave. sOr 2b. per mo. ...... 125 90
l233 Md. ave. ne, ) rooms per MOI. 11.30
FURNISHED.
1900 18th ST., Is rooms and bath per an l. 800 90
li22 18th st. ar & 3D.. hot-water heat. 10000
1SOJ Yale st. IT. and b. per month";. 1850
ltG4 18th a. Ilr and b.. per month. -. 1000
It'll De Sales ST Tor and b. per month. 10000
l29 Md. av. mes I0r.&ba.. year, per mo. $500
From May 10 to Oct / 1905 per mo-. 1000
1922 q St, rooms and bath per mo-. 80. 1000
ap2S-u GASCI & BlRGE. 1926 N. Y. NV.
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FOR RENT--BY +. l.. X
FURNISHED.
1880 10Th. 12r, 2b. 5000. 90
Adjoining Soldiers Home.
large house. stable and
outhldgs. 46 acres. beau.
tifully situated.
UNPUBLISHED.
f347 /. NV, Ter. 2b.1l0.Oo
1880 18th, l2r. 2b. 10000
II34 Conn av. 11r. bS1C0. 90.
ll67 18th. 11r. b. . 60 90
1916 18th. Tor. b. :. $3.50
1Il9 18th, Tor. b. 1870
lI44 Ore av. Tor. b.. 10. 90
aDl0-tf
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FOR RENT
Ne cor 18th < Clifton, is.
16r, Alb. fur. -. $500. 90 Ba
SD Conn av. l6r. .i2j 90 W
400 ]. NV. 12r. fur. 100. 90 Co
1922 N II v.14r. b.. .SJ DOL OF
TYLER 4 RUTHERFORD
aD21 -f1ts
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FOR SALE-wASH. HTS. %. 80. ARTISTIC AND
convenient home: Or. and b.: near two car lines:
no exchanges Address OWNER S." Star ONCE.
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PROPOSALS.

GENERAL DEPOT OF THE QUARTERMAsTER'S
Department Washington. ID. c., April q IoO5-
Sealed proposals. in triplicate. will be received
al this office until TWO O'CLOCK PM FRI
DAY, MAY FIFTH. 1905, and then opened for
executing such job printing IS may be required
by this office during the fiscal year Commencing
July l. 1905. Blank forms with fnsttuctions Tor
making proposals and further information de-
sired Will be furnished intending bidders unon
application at this office. Envelopes cont,inIn-
proposals must be marked Proposals for Print
ing etc, and addressed TO CAPT w
BUTT. Quartermaster, U. s. A., in charge OF
the depot. ap, 4 q 10 u,Ss IN
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR SALE
CLEVELAND PARK.


Your last chance-we have sold all of the new
houses ia Cleveland Park but these two-3o25
and 1927 Newark street-best bargains ever Of
fered In Cleveland Psrk-st
ON EASY TERMS
This locntion Is most desirable and convenient
near Highland avenue aud convenient to Conn.
location is high and commands a magnificent
view OF the surrounding wooded hills and val
The exterior Of the handsome houses present
most artistic appearance, while the interior is
unusually attractive.
rooms and bath, with attic and furnace heat;
stone foundations etc.
LET Us SHOW you THESE HOUSES.
Also the following other properties in Cieve-
land Park:
5000.
NV. Newark street and Highland ave-
nue-commands splendid view down this. the
principal driveway. Very large lot fronting loo
It. on Highland avenue and running back l2s
valuable right at this particular point. An at
tractive house of rooms, well planned and well
built. Many large shade trees.
FINE CORNER PROPERTY.
Beautifully located on the northwest corner 33d
and Newark streets-about the middle OF the
and ie5 feet on 3sd street. Some fine fruit trees
already grown on the property The house Is a
st or sre nnn most
less attractive.
VERY HANDSOME coRNER.
SIS, 500.
Colonial style-one of the ha ndsomest residences
In the Park-situated a prominent corner ana
containing IL rooms and every improvement
The lot contains 10000 square feet
MOORE 4 HILL Qnc), III 14th st. NV.
my32t
FOR SALE--BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS VA.
side Potomac; IL minutes walk OF Georgetown on
Great Falls and Old Dominion line view of city
OWNER r. NJ, box Is, Rosslyn. Va. my3-3t'
FOR SALE-1h ACRES, 1O-RoOM HOUSE,
large range: hot and cold water, bath and sink;
excellent water at Kitchen door; modern poultry
house: large barn, granary, also implements; fine
view; 5 minutes walk to Pa K. r.: GAc. COM
mutation; Is minutes walk to electric cars; one
fare: $780, Call or address 1917 22d st.
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.

FOB SALE-BEST YET.
DON'T FAN. TO SEE THIS HOUSE
IF You WANT A HOUSE WITH ALL LARGE
ROOMS. IN SPLENDID LOCATION.
1919 KENESAW AVE-
The most convenient location The
Heights Near churches. numerous market
stores. &c.
ONLY $3.50.
An attractive buff brick dwelling. 10 rooms.
parlor. large reception hall, dining room. pantry
and kitchen on first floor; unusually large tiled
bath. porcelain tub; cellar under entire house.
SUPERIOR CONSTRUCTION.
The material and workmanship Is far above the
average.
GOOD SIZED LOT. Room for stable. 10
FOOT PAVED ALLEY IN REAR. ENTIRE
HOUSE NEWLY PAINTED and BEAUTIFULLY
PAPERED and DECORATED.
Don't fall to see it. OPEN.
STONE & FAIRFAX.
my2-3t S04S06-8OS + st. NV.
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Your last chance-we have sold all of the new
houses fu Cleveland Park but these two-3025
and 3027 Newark street-best bargains ever Of
fered In Cleveland Park-at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-03

STRAsSBTRG. GFRMANY; LANGUAGES AND
science abroad; school OF art; summer tours;
with board. for ladies, $50, S35 per month. Adj
dress Frnulein Myers. Ia Wimpfeling Strasse.
Sfrassbuig. Germany: refers to Miss Bradford.
1919 Ccrcoran st. NV. my32t'
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FOR SALE-$2.6 COO WILL Buy TWO FIRST-C14ASS
houses In NV; now actually rented at so; safe
per cent Investment.
wiLLIGE, GIBBS & DANIEL, COS and COS 18th.
myl- ST
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FARMS.

FOR SALE-A VERY DESIRABLE BLUE GRASS |
farm Leesburg, in Loudoun county Va: 800 !
acres. ISAAC Ii. SAUNDERS. i401 4 ST. NV |
ap20-1t
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STORAGE.

CENTRAL STORAGE ROOMS. 400 II ST. NV
NEW buiding)-Clean and light: eIect1,c aiav.
tor Lowest rates In the city. BROWN & TOI,
Sun. Props Phone Main 2520. fe22a5t
100 SEPARATE STORAGE ROOMS: STORAGE nv
the load; packing, hauling and shipping See ma
before storing: THOMAS BOWLING & CO
Auctioneers. 6l2 K st. NV; phone Main SIS
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FOR SALE-LATE MODEL NO RFNINGTON
typewriter. In fine condition, only $50
WELLINGTON AGENCY
"."-<t-4 500 18th st. NV.
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FOR SALE = SPLENDID BRICK RESIDENCE
near ST. Paul's Catholic Church; rooms tiled
BATH furnace heat. Only 81, 200.
WILLIGE, GIBBS & DANIEL. COS and COS 18th
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FOR SALE-A GOOD HOME.
$5,4OO
ST.. rooms, bath, cellar: ROOMS ON
FLOOR: tiled bath; porcelain tub; lot 226x115;
BRICK STABLE.
STONE & FAIRFAX. SO4- SOC sos st. NV.
my2-3t
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FOR RENT-OUT OF CITY.

FOR RENT
9th st. near 9th avenue: to sublet for the
summer months. Elegant elevator apartment Of
nlne large airy rooms. beautifully furnished:
ssutheru and eastern exposure "'
mh22-w&Sa-tf-6 > ~'S'
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DOGS, CATS, ETC.

DIR. CECIL FRENCH, EXPERT SPECIALIST
Graduate OF Mct!ll University OF Royal Veter.n
AIRY High School, Munich. Germany.
TREATMENT OF DOG & CAT EXCLUSIVELY
boarding Kennels, cor. Lowell and 2oth sra
Office, lis 18th ST. Tells. NJ. 200 and N l246-K
se1-tf,6
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ACCOUNTANTS.

J. Z. BATES
Public Accountant and Audito,
Of6ces, 707 aud 7OS
Washington Loan and Trust buIldfpv
etn ano ets NV. Telephone 85a
teI0-tf. eSu
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WkNTED-BRfCK HOUSE WITH CELLAR NOT
less than and not over 81, 600; viii deal
with owner; no agents. Address Box 1874. Star
Office uv,.o,s
WANTED-A RESPECTABLE CO!TPIE WOI7TD
Ike to take care OF furnished house for the sum
mer. Address CARETAkER. Star office. myi -3ts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-23
DIDN'T ANNOY BURGLARS.
Hoar Justice Dickey's NepheaU Car
ried Out Instructions.

Burglars ransacked the home Of Justice William
D. Dickey. Of the Supreme Court at Benson and
ed ewes. Bensonhurst. Brooklyn at a nearly hour
yesterday and carried away ptunder valued at
ST. COO. Warren Deyo. of Waikiki, N Y. q nephew
OF the Justice. who is in Brooklyn on visit. was
awakened while the intruders were at work, but
kept still and made attempt TO interfere with
them In doing this he carried out the advice OF
his uncle who several nights before had told him It
would be foolish for unarTed man to disturb a
burglar az work. Justice Dickey says that the
young man did Just right in acting on his advice
It was two hours before young Deyo aroused his
uncle and told him Of the robbery. By that time
the trail Of the had got cold. and the de-
tecttves Of the Bath Beach station had difficulty in
finding It yesterday.
The burglars got into the house by pry1ng open
q window. Tt is thought that they were the same
men who In the afternoon. entered the house on
pretence of inspecting the gas meter. Mrs. Dnckey
Found them upstairs, and they apologlzed and went
into the cellar. Being watched after that they had
no opportunity of taking anything, but 1t is thought
that the!r knowledge of the interior of the house
assisted them when they broke in In the morning
Valuable silverwaTe taken from the dining
room and several pieces OF jewery from the room
OF Mrs. Richmond, mother of Mrs Dickey. From
the room Of M. Deyo they took some money, Jew
elry q hat and cravenette coat Before leaving
the house they sampled some OF Jusuce Dtckeys
fine Orange County apples
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-23
AsToR EMPLOYEES CONVICTED.
Three Found Guilty Of COnspiring to Rob
Hotel-One Acquitted.

The employees Of the Hotel Aston charged with
conspiring to rob the hotel by Frederic Muschen-
helm were tried yesterday in Special Sessions be-
fore Justices McAvoy. Olmste&d and Wyatt Three
of the men were convicted and acquitted. The
lucky man was Thomas Greenwood Of No Il Am
eferdara-ave The others were Clarence Sheldon.
of No 947 West 59tl-st.: S. B. Lewis, Of No 81
East zOth-st., and William J. Campbell, who lived
IN the hotel
Mr. Muschenheim told how, with his manager,
Ernest s. Tate. he hid in ventilating compart-
,Teut overlooking the kitchen and directly above
the desks of the checkers They saw the walters
hand false checks TO the checkers. who went
through the motions of stamping them The wait
ers then returned TO the kitchen and held up for
4he inspection of the head checker a check pre-
sunnably paid by patron Of the restaurant The
rhefts had been going on about two months and
half before they were discovered. In that time
bout $500 had been stolen by the
The court, remanding the convicted men for
sentence next Tuesday. intimated that their SEN
fences would be heavy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-23
THE "pIRATES" CAUGHT.
Hdr5or Police Capture SJoop after
Chase and Fight.

The police OK tie Harbor Squad, police launch
No. I, under Roundsrnan Wettlauffer, last night
captured five who. they think. are pirates on
& small scale. The were locked up at the
East I2Sth-st station house. charged with petty
larceny. They said they John Mccarthy, OF
No $50 East &4tf-st.: Patrick Duffy, No. 2sS East
esth-stI Thomas Reilly. No 81 East SSth-st; Jo-
seph Kelly No. $40 East 49th-st, and Joseph Kenny
No. 14s East 2th-st.
The men were arrested after lively fight with
four policemen. under the command of rounos-
nan. and were taken from the Psyche, which Is
said TO be written in police records as 'sloop
belonging TO river pirates" About O'Clock last
night g watohmsn. employed by the occupants Vi
river front property along the Harlem RIVER ga"
the sloop In the Bronx Kills. off WilliS-sve Inc
Waterman says that the Psyche, which ceTrle0 lio
lights sailed alongside of the sloop Yankee. as she
lay at anchor. and the occupants boarded her.
Suspecting that al not right he nred 'hFee
shots into the air with his revolver. the signal to
warn boat owners to look out for their properly.
The Yankee IS owned by Robert starts; VINO mas
boathouse on the shore near py ana ne, Mi'li
several others, heard the signal Ihey nla1le9 q
small bost and gave chase. but the sloop salIea
away and lost sight OF along hanoah 1Sa nc
While Starts was returning ne me- MI t tt
police launch He told the story ana descFlped sne
mysterious sioop. Thereupon the launch hesoeo
me Psyche. according to Roundsman Welt.
1euffe-, was overtaken near the southeTm eno + oa
Sin1ple, at the time, and as tbs police Ianncn spe
proached. the roundsman says the oGcupan.s OF
the sloop the launch. Drawing nlS Ie
volver he shouted to the men to surrender. Inc
men replied in dsrsive shout ana t[lsd 10 nsSs
however. AS the two boats came together the
police jumped for the sailboat. and there was
Evefv scrinlmage. The police drew thelr plStolss
end overaued the sailors who were finally placed
under arrest In the struggle Pab5ob I'm D. ,ro g
o. the Psyche when she was toTed to the at feet
6z Starts rs having been taken from his sloor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-23
MANY At HORSE SHOW.
Big Betting adds Interest to Pony
RaCe-Many Atcards.

The third day Of the Westchester Horse Show
at White Plains opened to-day under the most
suspicious circumstances. The weather was per-
feet the card was varied and the attendance was
large being estimated at $4,000. Society was out
in full force and the show ring was surrounded by
women who took keen interest in the contests
for blue ribbons
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt came to the fair in
his automobile He was accompanied by worthing
ton Whitehouse. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Hartman.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Borden Hartman Mrs Henry
siegel. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Darlington. Mr.. and
Mrs c. A. Baudouine. Daniel C. Reid w r. H.
Martin. H. A. Budd, Paul c. Thebaud, James Nc
CIennahan Hobart ]. Park and II. II Meyer all
entertained parties at the clubhouse.
A. G. Vanderbilt the four in hand class and
the first and second prizes In the judging OF six
pairs of harness horses In addition to the ribbons
he will receive first prize OF SIS and second
prize Of $35 c. w watsons team was second IN
this class.
Miss NJ c Maxwell leads the fair sex in the
contests so far as she has three blue ribbons.
one second and two third prizes. Mrs. W s Elliott
has received three prizes. while Mrs. A. O. Van
Housen has two blue ribbons ana two second prizes
her credit.
Howard Willets. who has more than aOCo worth
~ cattle swine show horses and sheep entered in
the fair has carried off first honors in nearly
every class his stock receiving more than hfty
blue ribbons.
The race for ponies proved interesting Eugene
s Reynai rode his polo pony Alvin. and the book
makers laid . 10 on this morse. Simper. a fast
nIIv owned hy c. s Van Setback was the IA
vorite When a big bundle Of money was handed
10 the bookmakers by horse show exhibitors. the
price dropped to l &c 3. simper won by four
lengths from Alvin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-23
BRUNSWICK HOTEL SITE SOLD.
Plaintiff IN FORECLOSURE SUIT GETS P4RCEL
At AUCTION FOR Se565,907.
Market for 6aUe Corner Plot of Tract of
Fifty Acres IN The Bronr

The Brunswick Hotel site being the block front
on the east of 5th-ave from 18th TO 9th SITS. was
sold yesterday in foreclosure proceedings for $S6-
S07 the Brunswick Site Company. the plaintiff in
the suit The property sold subject to mort
cages. interest. etc, amounting to A66oso1, ana
the bids were taken by Joseph P Day. the auction
eer. over the amount of membranes. The first
bid was 100000 over the membranes. It is I'M
derstood that the buyers will carry out the New
Brunswick Hotel project. .
avenue and of 1875 feet in 18th and 9th sts 1t
comprises 81, 1864 square feet.
No. 6a1 6th-ave., g four story building on q lot
"a IxS4 feet at the southwest of STth-st, to
Isaac II. Cohen. The purchase price was about
S25 900. .
The Israel Watson estate has sold a tract OF
about fifty acres having frontages on each SIDE OF
Eastchester road. The Bronx and Pelham
narkWaYs.