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New-York tribune., 1905-01-11
vENAToR TAKES OAKLAND HANDICAP.

San Francisco Jan. 1O-Venator came to life to-
day and won the handicap in hollow fashion. Mar
tinmass defeat cast gloom over the talent. as IT
made four choices in a to fall down. The
weather cloudy and the track muddy. Inc
summary;
First Csix furlongs)-Prckles los (onner TO l.
won. Princess Wheeler les (Jonesl, 20 o. se9oho'
Gene los lAndsrson). !. third. Time. III EIoa-
Nika Pearl Waters Lady Red Head Julia South Luerece
and Morita also 80, a.,
Second race (fve and one-half furlongs)-Melar 1ol
(Cark) 10 l. won: Carina 104 (Greenheldl, 70 o.
second; Fay Tenpeton io5 JONES' TO !. third Tine
i:10. San Jose Entire Nous Royal SWeepsuAAes eIaia
and SaccharRte also ran - ,,a.,.>
2. won; Dr. Sherman. l09 gDayisl, TO l. sse1na
Albernarie, ia C3ulman), TO /, third Time, 11ST
Berendos. Royal White J; H. Bennett. Profitable The
Elder also
Fourth race Chandcsp; and one-half furlongs?,3o
CTravers), 10 J. won Martinrlass liz
third. Time. 1;21A Bombardier, Judge. ROmaine and
Gateway also -. ,-.-,,-,
Fifth race lone milel-BaTney Dreyfuas e6 Chsndlerl
10 2 won; Major Kenny. 106 CKellyl, TO SECOND;
Isabeta (J0nes), l. third. Time, l:44H. Step
Around scotch Mr. FaTnun. Fl Moro. Bob Palmer.
Cracso Jack Hobart also ran , "a
Sixth race mile and W
(Greeufeld) l. won: Little Wally l0S DAVIS 70 l.
second Modicurn. 30 tFountaln( to Z, third Time
2:O3h ByronerdaIe ana Flying Torpedo also ran
New-York tribune., 1905-01-11
GOLF.
J. O.. patterson Wins from Paul
Harrison at Pinehurst.
LBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. ]


Pinehurst n. c.. Jan. 10.--Jsmes G. Patterson OF
New-York defeated Paul Harrison. Of Montclair. 4
uD and to play. IN the final round for the princi-
pal cup CT the advertising mems tournament to-
day The success of the tournament prompted a
permanent organization. The American Golf Asso-
citation Of Advertising Interests has been formed to
hold annual tournaments, with the hfty-fve that
entered for this years play as charter members:
President Frank Presbrey, New-York; vice-presi-
and treasuTeT aT Wirliam H Beers New-York A. s.
Higgins. NewYork; W r: Roberts. Philadelphia:
York: NJ H. Marlin. New Haven; A, L. Thomas.
Chicago. The summary OF the DAY play follows;
First division Csemi-hnaIs)Paul Harrison Montoair.
heat III w Orrnsby Brookline and TO play; James
G Patterson. New-York, beat William c Freeman.
FinaisEBatterson beat Harrison. up and 70 play.
Consolation p Sd
T. IsA: = Boyd IiTaukse beat R E wisey. New-Sork.
qP TP4naRoyd sha d'f beat Presbrey up play
E a .se " r E0 f2a hob.rs 50 PlaK %
FP F4Pnais-pait8a aRa Hgtohsq up ana 20 play
beat W sods PhadelPhia up and TO q play; Gsorgs
c Gardner spTlnsneid, ps , a. pIav '0'' - L.
Pfss2iss F4nsscrea2nsr aR beat Gardner
Third division (semi-an4sislJ D rl1n9er SPRING. M so
ssd Mf5g Reat shav6 "a STANFORD Coma beat Alex
Afnasso- fInsssPlunimer beat shsvOir up s hoes
l. Thomas ChLeago W; j. A FedioFo' Ays' ~ -
beat FF4naHsFins a MalHs'i beat Tsd9fd
Fourth division lheHll L-Iashl-AH- "a
Ven beat = L Allen, MO!Ttstown n. J., up ana 70
nav {. . Vernam. New-York beat H ". smedley'
Pniladeuha, Up and 10 play.
Fgnais-Vernam beat Marlin Up
Consolation (semi-anals)-R W Carter. Aeridsn Cnnn
heat r. D. Whiting New-Yori up; James McCutcnesA
New-York. beat J. D. woodward New-YoEsks up;
Firth division (seuni-hnals)--c. H Eddy, New-fork.
beat y y Ercks Plainheid, n j. UP and % piayi
s B Ayres, White Plains, n. l. beat o. IL OI1'luh'
Long Island up and to play.
FsuaIs-Eddy beat Ayres up and 10 play. -,
Consoiation lsemi hnalsw. 8 l. Hawkins spr.I ghsa:
Mass heat s PeRle. Nsvg-York, up and = 20 play
n B ayrnss New-York. beat J. II. Hawlsy. Esw-foFk.
Oy yFsns4awlin. beat syrpss up and play.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-11
TIGERS PLAY BROWN TONIGHT.

Hockey sevsns from Brown and Princeton will
play the second game IN the series for the cham
piouship OF the intercollegiate Hockey League at
the ST Nicholas Rink tonight. Reports from
Providence indicate that the Brown students have
a better team than last year They will need II 10
make q good fight against the Tigers. Princeton
has been working hard since last Saturdays defeat
al The hands Of Harvard. In the same rink to-nor-
row night the Wanderers and Brooklyn Skating
Club Will play league match.
Providence, r. L. Jan. 10 (Special).-The Brown
hockey team left here tonight for NewYork, where
Il IS TO meet Princeton tomorrow. Last year
Princeton beat Brown 10 0. Brown has all her
old men back and has played one game this sea
son winning from Pomfret School early IN De-
cenber Owing the Christmas recess Brown has
had no practice for three weeks. three or four
davs last week The lineup will be: Hill, goal;
Cook point: Hopkins. coverpOlnt; Paine, Chace
(captain) and +. Marble. forwards. and Sweet SUB
stirute.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-11
Notice of Summons.
C,UPRENIE COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY :

SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY
~ Frederick Levsy Company. Plaintiff against Louis
L, ICn1er. Defendant Summons To the above named
defendant; hereby summoned 10 answer The
ulafnt this and 20 Of
On the within twenty days after the
OF exclusive % the day of
and in case OF your failure appear judg
rnent taken against BY default for the RELIEF
demanded IN the complaint
Dated New York December l6 1904.
BALDWIN & ELACKMAR, Plaintiffs Attorneys Once
Ofhcs address. No 81 Nassau Street. Man
haitian RnroEgl. New York City
To the Defendant l. Lemsr: The foregoing
served upon yog BY publication pursuant 70 an
order OF Samuel Greenbauu. Justice OF the ST.
rrre Court of New York dated the 9th day
n January 1906 and hled with the complaint n the
ffice Of the of ths County o. New York at the
County House n the Borough Of Manhattan City.
county and q New York
Dated January o. 1905.
BALDWIN & BIACKMAR, Attorneys for Piairtln NO
al Nassau street. Manhattan Borough New xcrk
CITY.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-11
PR,NcEToN's BASEBALL SCHEDULE.

Princeton. ~ J.. Jan. 10 CspeciaD-The list OF
games scheduled for the Princeton baseball team
ror the coming season was announced to-day me
.ohedule taken as a whole. although 1t does not
include as many games as that of last year. IS a
hard one and the Tigers viii have TO put a strong
.ss-, On the field TO maintain their prestige. Eigh-
teen Of the twenty-nine games are 10 De played IN
4S-i-cefon The Philadelphia Athletics, Gettysburg
sc,,sa ana washington and jefferson have been
SyyonTsI and ia their places Ursinus, Walorook
1,tiilstfc Clu, and Dartmouth have been taken on.
r. Sosithern trip viii be taken much later than
sTar this season the team Will not hlaFt SOHth
,,,,il Ary1l The schedule follows:
~ASercb y ITrsinus Princeton ~ University OF
NAL yr- a. princeton; April !. Trinity al Prince
49, Dickinson at Princeton; 5, TUFTS, at Prince
%. %. = Fordharn at Princetoni IL. Andover at
aTSo[-er. lb Brown at Providence; II Aatayette'
=. p-t-ceton: 2 Walbrook Athletle Cluh. az bal
,-.. a. 81 and "a Georgetown, at washington; ~.
Uvsslsvau al Princeton; q. Cornell at Frlneetoh /,
~, 4 Brown at Princeton; 6. PennsylVanA, az
fSsia aSel1hia 10 Amherst. At Princeton u cornell
q, T1Taca: II Lshigh, at Princeton; - t-15ter Al
Txeter: 20 Harvard. at Cambridge; = DartSnouth a
=. Srs-cetor: II. Pennsylvania. az Pflnceson' ~
a. 1900 state al Princeton: June 3. Yale. at
Ns0Haven: T. BuckneII, az Princeton: 10 aale. az
princeton: "a West Virginia al FtlhcetoH' - i-0'
al Nsw-York. in care or tie
New-York tribune., 1905-01-11
NEw-oRLEANs ENTRIES FOR TODAY.

First race ttwo-year-old colts and geldingslJudEe
Parker O7 pounds MyrTridOn. 107; WRgstan. 10I; De
Soto. no. Lbation 10; PEoteus no; Young Lighter
10: Chauncey Olcott, 10; Lieber Gore, no
Second race five furlougs)-Inspector Halpin, loa
Ralber lO4 Delnval 104 Hsrshnan lO4; SayoiT Fare
IO9. Hustled In9: DArtgnan 112; Bishop Poole, III
Jake Sanders 1l2. Aoantara 112; Ktes, III; Hannibal
Bey. 112 - 80.
Third race mile)-FoEmead. 81: ForTnester. 100
Lesser. 1O2; Gregor k l02; Au Rsvor 1885, Tele-
Fourth race ulandicap; six and one-hslf tur1onss-
Matador 90: Sis Lee 90 Pity 50: Malster, 103; Gay
BOY lO4; Kings Trophy. I07; Dick Bernard. 112
Fifth race (selling; mile and Quarter)-Kenton
So Judge saufey 81; Lord French. %: Aoodwink 100
FalerriGn iO1 Little Boy, 102: Bessie Mccarthy. iO5
semper VIvex los; Hyrnettus. 1oo: Aurumaster. ioo
stxtb race zone mel@NIidge 90: Probable 90: Brad
ley BIZ GA Blue Mint 1Ol Heritage 1o2 John Doyle
1O2 Exclamation 102; Feetful 1O5: Benpenworth 1oe
Captain Gaines 100 Brand New. 107; Male Hanion. 1Oe
New-York tribune., 1905-01-11
BAILEY TRACT PARCELS SOLD.

Charles T. Barney has sold for 100000 his hold
ings In the Bailey tract. bounded by TSingsbridge
Road. Sedgwick-ave. and the Harlem River COM
prising about forty-hve acres. six hundred city
lots' including valuable water front the Harlem
River Of 1000 feet. to a syndicate organized by
Richard NJ Montgomery
IRIS property was acquired by Mr.. Barney about
four years ago. shortly after the Roman Catholic
Or2han Asylum, formerly in F1fth-ave.. between
ttrdeth and Fffty-nrst sts bought, from the same
estate, ten acres on the east side Of edgwickave.
Values at kfngsoridge have risen considerably in
the last year owing to the subway and the Marble
Hill plans of the NeW-York Central.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-11
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

- York-Frederick Reicher plaintiff Joseph
Rsicher al defsndants-In pursuance % an inter
Ioor Judgment Of Partition and Sale. bearing date the
I8th day OF December 1904 entered in the ofcs of
the Clerk County Of New York the undersigned
Referee said Judgment named viii sell at public auc
Real Estate S1lesrooD Number l6l
P--a5vav in the Borough Manhattan. CITY OF New
YORK on the day OF Januar 1898 at twelve O'Clock
noon OF that day by PhCEnix Iugrahau Aucti1neer.
the premises directed BY said Judgment % Be sold aid
therein described follows All thar certain pecs or
parcel OF land with the building thereon erected situate
Wing being In the Borough OF Manhattan CITY OF
Nv work bounded and described follows: Beginning
a. point westerly line OF sixth Avenue distant
tive inches nCTthery The
formed By the intersection Of the norrhery side OF
with the westerly side OF sixth Avenue
and Immediately in front of party wall rlrains
thence westerly line parallel with Eleventh street
ard In part along party wall, sixty feet;
thence northerIy line parallel with Sixrh avenue.
eighteen thence eastery line parallel with
Eleventh Street and IN along the centre q certain
wall sixty feet the westerly line q sixth
and thence southeriy along the westerly ns q
feet 70 the place Cf oag gnninE
being premises Street Number i53 sixth Ays
nue. Borough % Manhattan
New-York tribune., 1905-01-11
SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF

- New York New York Cuunty-The HiIz Brothers
Company. Plaintiff. against Victor Carrst. Defendant
2 above r.
You hereby summoned answer the complaint
action and 70 OF The plain
ts attorneys their Office, No. Is Wall Street Borough
OF Manhattan. City OF New York within
service this exclusive OF OF
vice. your failure appear Judgment
win be taken against by default for
manded IN the complaint.
Dated New York. November IA. 1904
FITCH, WOODFOED. BOVEE 3 BUTCHER
Attorneys for plaintiff Once once Address -
Wall street. Borough OF Manhattan. New York city
To named defendant Victor Carrot. The fore
going summons Is served Dy publication
slant 20 an order OF Hon James a. blanchard. Justice
OF the Supreme Court OF the
18th day OF December 1904 and fled with complaint
herein n the Ofice OF the Clerk Of
York at the County Court Borough of Man
haitian. City OF New York day of Decsr7hs-
1904 RTTCH, WOODFOPD ROVFyE 4 Rf~Tr-T5z-rr
Attorneys for plaintiff. Once and Post Adfress 19
Wall Street. Borough of Manhattan, New York civ
New-York tribune., 1905-01-11
MISS MAUDE ADAMS BUYS
Vel KRO1on ActreSs EnIarges Her
Forty-frst-St. Plot.

The feature OF the market yesterday was an IN
usually large number Of private transactions.
In one OF the principal deals Miss Maude Adams
the actress. figured a buyer. Pease & EInan
sold TO her No "a East Forty -hrst-st, brownstons
English basement dwelling house on a lot 12sx1OO
feet The seller was Mrs. E. A. Streeter Miss
Adams owns and occupies No q East Forty-hrst-
St. which adjoins the house she bought yesterday
The combined parcels have a frontage of Is feet.
the width of city lot. 1t Is understood that the
houses Will be made into Each house Is as
sessed at S28.ooo and each lot at 1900 making a
total assessment Of s6s 900.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-11
STREET.
CENTRE LINE OF BLOCK.

The approximate amount OF the lien charge
fsfv which the described property sold
$50 $50 "a thereon from of
sceInber 1904 together with costs and allowance
ing with the expenses the
The approximate amount OF the taxes.
allowed the purchaser OF the
money. paid By tire Referee IS unpaid Cr1t9n
from the 23rd OF Dcceulhe-
1pOS the 2Ath OF October. 1904 amounting tl
6i 40 October oath 1904. tte.
OF which been Fixed The said premises
subject 10 Of certain mortgage Of S2soteo0
ana interest thereon the OF 49, from
the first day December 1904 and certain mortgage
S150OOOO0 and interest thereon az the rate % $50
auuurn day of January. 1905. both OF which
mortgages past due
Dated. New York. January 10TH 1895
CLIFFORD W HARTRIDtfE. Referee
New-York tribune., 1905-01-11

he abovs described premises VIII - sod subject
tsss a. the ssors noor expiring June Isl lS5 Ths ap
a-5ourt of
Ii.ns 70 be purchaser o
-.----... money Referee % sauoo0
York December 18Th. 1904
HENRY " SACkETI. Eeferes.
r PfIELAN. ESQ. Attorney FOR Plaintiff No
a.lgal. ~. 81. city
-r~NtTTra pT.SyDEI.TCN WILSON. Attorney FOR
I-,p Peeher individually
uaPPY EDWARDS. ESQ. Attorney Tor Louis ReiCher
NFaT-- Refcher Caroline Esicaer.
DfsssTs BOWERS & SANDS. Attorney FOR American
RENO ii BILLS GTON. Esq. Attorney ror AuEast
louis HEFT ESQ Attorney C Wallace r.s6eEsz.
vvAssERMSN & J4c0BUs. Attorneys sor Jessph
Iacohus
Joseph JACOBUs. Esq
New-York tribune., 1905-01-11
BAD DAY FOR PLAYERS AT ASCOT.

Los Angeles. Jan. l0-Short priced horses were
boWled over with regularity that startling to
the form players at Ascot to-day. The weather
was cloudy. and the track slow. The summary;
First (steepechase handicap short course)-Cz-
ador. 135 Tully). l. won Ed Lanigan (Fuer).
u TO J. second; Iana-k. 130 CBernhardtD third
Time. 8;l5 Jim Bozeman. Autumn Time. Decimo and
Flea also
Second (seven furlongs)-Cloche dor CF!tz-
gerald, TO l, won Dorce. 102 (Herbertl, to L.
second Great Mogul 104 (Tulet), Is J. Time
1:2etz. Lookaway, LADY Rowell Albert Bnright, Lem
Reed. Exapo AlananZOr, Sugden. BTangible, Ercua.
Constable and John Hughes also
Third (six furongs)--Tim Payne. 97 (McDanieD,
10 2, won Judge Denton 81 Oh. Smth), to 1, sec
ond Blue Coat, % CWalsh). 1 third Time. 1:14.
Belle Kinney. Tim Hurst and Los Angeleno also
Fourth lone me)-Emperor Of India, 92 (Miler).
10 to Fossil 1O7 uller to TO- second; Renil-
worth. 100 Rerbert). to l. third. Time. 1;42 sais
and Sandstone also ran.
Fifth (SausoA Courss)-Buchanan 90 (McDanisl).
70 !. won Agnes Mack los C-ynch), 70 ], second:
Efervesoence. SO Fitzgerald 10 10 !. third Time
III MacFlec1noe Marlborough. Bailey and Miss Powell
also
Sixth Zone mile furongl-Iras 9s CMorisry).
l3 10 Aela. 10 uller). TO g. second; Helse-
son, 100 CPerrne) 70 J. third. Time 15!R 4nVictus.
LaureAtea and Erne also
New-York tribune., 1905-01-11
Foreclosure Sales.
NEW YORK SUPREME COTRT Nh


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. NEW
~ York County--American Mortgages Company Plain
th, against William =. Dewey AMI others.
IN pursuance OF Judgment OF foreclosure sale.
made and entered IN the above entitled action
the day OF January, 1898. L undersiEne
Referee IN said Judgment named. Will sell public
auction New Real Estate Salesro0n No f6I
Broadway. IN the Borough Of Manhattan, city OF
York the 1st day OF February. 1880 II Oclock
that day BY Harris Fisher, Auctonesr, the prem
ises directed BY said Judgment be Sold and
described follows: All that certain plot OF land
Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New York bounded
described follows: Beginning point southery
Thirty-rst Street distant hundred 0G
s0uthWesterly OF Avenua
Thirtrst Street; running thence sOuthery parallel
with Fifth Avenue nneysight 9sl feet nine % inches
the line oc the block thence westerly. along
line nnetyseven go feet Themes norrhery
parallel with Fifth Avenue nineteight 1857
g) soU,herly Thrty-rst Street;
thence sasterly along -he soUthery line of Thrtrst
Street nlnetyseven 9 feet the point place OF be-
ginning.
Dated. New York January 10Th 1905.
CLIFFORD " HARTRIDGE. Referee.
BOWERS & SANDS Attorneys for Plaintiff. 81 Nassau
Street. Borough OF Manhattan. New York n v
The following IS diagram OF the property % be SOIL
the being 10 Thrty-rst Street.
in said Borough OF Manhattan
THIRTY-FIRST STREET.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-11
PLEASURE DRIVERS ELECT OFFICERS.

The Pleasure Drivers Association OF b,ooH1yu
a.. .,,usl meeting. held at the Invincible Club
h-,,ss perttner-st. Brooklyn. elected these onl-
o.rs. President Robert B. Bach; viee-presicent
T1a-sla Mcneil; secretary. Augustus PeFerelly !;
.SS.s-r-sr Thornss D. Waterbury; assistant secIe-
tarV' Euory B. Giddings; executive committee
" Alien. chairman; Frederick F. AerQuano
800 s. Esmsen Wills X. Putnam. Andrew Now
New-York tribune., 1905-01-11
BROOKE QUITS AT PENN.
Giues Up Job as Coach That He
Had accepted.
IBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 10.-George Brooke, recently
chosen b the athletic authorities OF the University
OF Peunsyivauia 10 coach the football eleven next
fall afer accepting the position. refused tonight
20 take Ilp the work the ground that ms Dusl.
ness relations had developed that ne W0ulO hOt
have time 10 devote TO coaching. Brooke old goOG
as coach OF the SWarthmore eleven ana IAst 4ai4
- ,voz on me advisory board Of coaches. which d.
recte6 the work Franklin Field. with CsII VIII
Jams as acting representative ~ e.. r,-oo1-o
while no successor has been chosen lot bi oohe,
81 was definitely announced tonight that tne same
system OF an advisory board Would cO4LlIt.SLS a. a.
pennsylvania and that field coach "ou'0 oe
chosen at early date
New-York tribune., 1905-01-11
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

LAncoln-st, = 200 II 5 Of CoIumbus-ave 25x1OO:
Herbert Ogden. attorney. loans TO Edward
o . g @ . -
122d-st. Nos AT and 449 East; H d Baker & Co
loan 10 Charles II Wallas ......-.--..-....
Hewitt Place and LOngwOOd-ave. " corner 1214
x22Jx irreg; George P johnson loans 10 George
and Thomas E Edgar. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Amsterdam-ave. W $ - II Il n Of 139th-st 5Ox
100: George L SlawsOn and Frederick @ Hobbs
loan 10 William Fl Bingham Plumbing and Con-
New-York tribune., 1905-01-11
YALE BASEBALL PLANS.
CamD To Be General Head-Lusk
Professional Coach.

New-Haven, Conn. Jan. 10 (specia).-Cap'alh
Arorgan H Bowman OF the Yale baseball team To-
day gave out the first official statement u1s
80 80 80 oT the team for the coming season. He
said
walter Camp will be the general head eoaGh, as
he is in football William L Lush 81 sd cosoh e
sT6 direct the coaching on the diamono anu ,IS
f-stning Ia the cage. The batters VIII Wiz De me-
80. -. 6aein work in the cage on FEBRUARY l.
SStobers and general feeders somewhat later. -dI
Lush win begin mis- work coachhs so on Loses on
July J. ..,.o,, as rrou,ising or as
s,coTIra ginR as IL last year IN pom, % ~
tsTial Wfnlow Chittenden, Allen AlItL @ @I,. al1 fag
HFetcalr ~ last years team have peeIl sIelGutl
and NcKay Is not eligible to pitch again, ss ne We
,iaved folir wears at Yale and Georgetown. w = =
S bae, i,nabe 10 find any especially promising
material in the freshman class II ooks az - ND
might have TO depend for pitchers on JACASO'A N4
Ise who did a little pitching last year
Jackson pitched part Of the game at princeton
last year. and Bell three innings in the game III
Cambridge Neither IS Of the best varsity quaIlty'
New-York tribune., 1905-01-11
ANOTHER CLARK PARCEL REsoLo.

Slawson & Hobbs have sold for Flake & Dowilng
TO w. W. & T. NJ Hall four lots on the south
side Of Eightysixth-st.. 15O feet west of Central
Park West. This makes twelve lots purchased in
this block by the firm It will improve the entire
plot This is the fourth resale of parcels made in
the block by the sumo brokers within week.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-11
NEW WEST SIDE HOTEL PLANNED.

Plans have been filed for a nine and one-haIf
story bachelor apartment hotel with stores on the
main floor. to be built at Nos. 143 and la West
Forty-fourth-st.. for Henry Dazian owner. The
hotel will have frontage OF 80 feet and depth of
81 feet. With facade OF brick, with trimmings of
limestone and terra Gotta, It is to cost $50 OOO
cording to the estimate OF Mulhken & Moeller. the
New-York tribune., 1905-01-11
SALE OF CHOICE DWELLING HOUSE.

Douglas Robinson, Charles g. Brown & Co. have
sold for Alexander Maitland to T ]. McLaughIin
No Il East Fifty-hfth-st. a four story and base
ment brownstOne front building, on q lot 2 6x10O
feet. The property has been held at $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-11
ANOTHER REBUFF FOR CROKER.

London. Jan IO-Richard Croker has received the
following letter from the secretary OF the Jockey
Club in reply a request for explanation Of the
refusal OF the club to grant him permission to
train his horsss at Newmarket:
The Jockey Club will remind you that the training
grounds at Newmarket the private property
OF the Jockey Club. and that no one is allowed 10
train the grounds without permission is first
asked and received. I directed by the stewards
to inform you that they do not wish you to have
your horses trained at Newmarket.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-11
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

T6tn-st. 9s II g Avenue A. for a six story
owner; 2 Meyers $4,000
&4th-st, Nos 142 and IA West: for a nine and
half story brick hotel SOx91 H Dazian owner;
Muiliken Mailer architects. - $1,000
five story brick tethouses and stores 4O1xsS
Plan Company architect -. .---..~ 1o5 coo
New-York tribune., 1905-01-11
LEASES FIFTH-AVE. PARCEL.

The estate OF John Downey has leased to Albert
Simonson No. SSS Fifth-ave. for twenty-one years
at $4,000 year. net with the privilege of renewal
for twenty-one years more.
Mr. Stmonson will erect six story marble front
100000 -
New-York tribune., 1905-01-11
MARKET FOUND FOR BROADWAY PLOT.

Frederick Zittel has sold for Edward and Henry
Hirsh the southeast corner of One-hundred-and
thirteenth-st. and Broadway. 100x1O0 feet to the
Central Building Improvement and Investment
ComDanY
New-York tribune., 1905-01-11
REALTY NOTES.

Walter P. Taylor has leased to A. Kimbel & Co.
No II West Fortieth-st., four story and basement
brownstone front dwelling, on a lot 25x10O feet
Moses Crystal IS the buyer OF four lots on the
south side of One-hundred- 225 feet
west OF Columbus-ave., reported sold recently by
Frederick Zittei.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-11
THAmEssT. BUILDING CHANGES HANDS

The Mccarthy estate has sold No. Is Thames-st
old building lot SO 3x22 feet 1t is said that
an important improvement is planned for the block
OF which the parcel forms part.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-11
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Webster-ave. . e. 100 Il n OF I79th-st five story
brick tenement house. 49. IL Kiss: AdOlph WeX-
Ter, owner; Harry Howell. architect. .........
CaInbrsing-ave. g. 1T5 n n OF PeIham-ays,
two story frame dwelling house. 24x15: AchTIs
DNinocenzO. owner; Rudolph Werner. architect
New-York tribune., 1905-01-11
QUICK RESALE OF TRIANGULAR PLOT

William a. White & Sons have sold for George
r. Pond the. triangular plot at New Chambers
and William sts. which he bought last week The
size OF the lot is H.6x27.5 feet.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-11
SKATING IN PROSPECT PARK.

Skating began on all the lakes at Prospect Park
Yesterday and a Fairly good crowd enjoyed the
snort The surface was fairly smooth. though the
Big lake was bit rough II plsceA
New-York tribune., 1905-01-11
INVESTOR BUYS WEST SIDE HOUSE.

William H Appleton. in conjunction with the
Brokers Realty and Mortgage Company. has sold
for syndicate the six story fathouse. with stores
NO. o4z west Forty-seventh-st., to an investor.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-11

bray, Thomas D. Waterbury. Donald Mcneil, John
T. Burns. John c. II. !. Kramer, Michael J. Co.
garty Robert b. Bach and Augustus PevereIly.