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Kelly Gilbert. Williams. Ravenelle. Br ierton
tshce, {. ". Borsmsn Of be witt Clinton.
shsmPIeash1ISs. Is i sssIId t e have . Il inP @ossd
greatly and his ability ia unquestioned,
Commerce has a fast man in this event i1
Commercial, Eastern District, Curtis and
stqy oy san have 20 spI,ntsrs TO spe s.h o.;
particularly noticeable in this event. Tay-
idly as a 40 man and Is picked to win, It
ship Tor tasi Il. "a T from Il M.n psnsy Last ~ n
Gilmore Of Boys High is q good quarter
miller miller; but he may psi run a. g that hs u dista me:
ton. Wright Of Townsend Harris. Walter
Of Commerce. Brierton. Mitchell and Rem.
freT OF Erasmus. Snyder and Kelly Of Manual
Of the frst class Who may be expected 70
oeSpie Msjer Of Boys High will TAX. il
and bali mile r. runs ms and he 'e cam do i ,n Unless
these events in the indoor. championships,
until as Me, The s' . II many Ses 81 me 20 'G Wear On ms siS..
He is in good shape now and 1t will take a
better man than any Of the schools have
runners rum eG of in the fi;" mile and hall mile than IL
they should be great races 70 watch. Kiyist
e. E. f S.s bee: .sn s pisSfS. e Ss ss{sil iq 81: SPRINT sSs
and may Be-. out of his stride. % !6fSehS
Of Erasmus has been CLOSE on Majors heels
fH5 { yf ssy;d snd q sAS Gsau r M. ND ppsg t {. sas
Of Be Witt Clinton are calculated 70 give
De GEpehy Z night for ssGosd place; Ere.
m nutsi hs'i . ass ssailS and and 1 co%m;.r Te' x iii
rely on Rosenbsum. WHO d not expected %
chatter any records. Van Ripper O.. Boys.
High has been running some last half miles
~! + = FL a.b %Iis Mig {, e. VII y!,, h s,;:, 6 col 2 1.s ss,
Sho recently x. has S;s eqmS 70 s h.. fe[:i .y Mac Mac.
every one BY his excellent work, HnSsins
Of Manual got second place in tbs. mile az
nan. De GrasSy e I better miller then ban
miller. and T. Rooney. o. Bryant High School
has been fsuring In ne p,ls for some time
championships and Was third IN the Indoor
championships. Commences only miller Of
any n ' Ky 'ggd r hs'i gsSs! h,sA again hat. OK.
brother, Ed o'Lesry. was the P.s. A., /.
champion three years ago, He ran well in
merce ia a veteran hurdier and will no
doubt do some fast work over the sticks.
Stevens, the Manual Training high jumper.
E SAID and 70 P Fl : hgrd os 81 81 s %iet S Clinton Ds sfs
Be ovsrSoted. II Borsman Of De witt
Clinton takes Q notion TO run In tho 220
yard low hurdles. O'Leary will hsye his
hands full but he should btat him. .Alleyn
Of Commerce is the only. other. man who WAS
not mentioned. in the high hurdles to be
considered In this event.
The points should be- more evenly dis:
tributed in the field events, Stevens Of
He was second In that event last winter Ia
the indoor games with 5 feet 4 inches, but
b, q DO four INCHES better than that nov
eligible. but Gooains Of that school 10 good
fol. a place, Leslie. Hickeon OF Erasmus
Hall can go higher than s feet 2 inches.
win the broad jump with Hanson, but Ste
vens, Ferguson and s~toughten Of Commerce
may excel him. H
salted down and may Establish a new record.
stephan 10 booked 70 got second place, and
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to see a son Of Bay Ronald fit frat past
the post at Epsom.
Against thus there are a number OF the
shrewd division who think that Bayardo
has in him the stuff OF the real classic
horse and that he viii show his true form
next Wednesday. In the early, part
Of the spring Bayardo was eaid 10 be snniss,
but a short time prior to the Gufheas
he was said to be we'll wound UP and won
his trial from a smart FLY and half a dozen
other animals. his work being % satie-
factory that friends Of Mr.. fairie, his
owner. put their money on the colt. IL
being his first race OF the season. quite
q crowd looked on when he was stripped.
The general verdict was that no matter
what he might have done in the trial he
was surely short Of work. the extra ridges
OF beef around his neck and shoulders
being the evidenoe
Danny Maher had the mount o. the
colt and at stage Of the race II hooked
AZ II he could come away any second and
win as no liked, but this view proved
erroneous. Going by the BuAheS when
Minoru drew out to the surprise Of every
body Maher pulled bis whip and hit
Bayardo q few lioks. but the edort was
useless. for Minoru came away with a
grand burst Of speed and won sasily:
When Maher saw that his mount could
not hold the Kings colt he stoppod work
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INIERSCH0LASTIC SPORT
EI6H SCHOOL OUTDOOR CHAM
PIONSHIPS NEXT.
Manual Training and Boys High Again
Expected to Do the Heavy Point scor.
'ng-New York Schools Have Small
Chance 10 Win-News OF the Crews.

The hIgh school Outdoor championships
Of Curtis Field Staten Island, next Saturday
vii practically end the season for track
abilities. The meet will mean more to the
teams and their followers than any which
haf been held since the moor champion
salp~ !ast January, and to the school which
WINS a! defeats during the spring and winter
VII be discounted. For weeks the trainers
and students have been carefully consider
ing each event and what effect It's outcome
VIII have upon their vim ing or losing.
II IS everywhere admitted that Brooklyn
has by Tar the best chance Of taking the
Championship. as she has done for years.
Nsrowlng it down still further the meet
ana BOYS high, with the odds on the former.
'olnm"foa, Erasmus Hall. De Witt Clinton
spt the hIsh School OF Commerce all ave
obaa!ts fot second place. -.
t,f!etf5 to two events which went into
thect thi> spring no doubt will have some
teef,ng Oh fhe games. A fine all AROUND
pace IN two events and clean up FIVE more
POINTS N several others. Another matter
Tnich !, sure to, affect Manual Trainings
ioaquarier mile With q, certainty Of winning.
TozI@ns feels that he has gone beyond bis
Vmt 10 S.hleilSs and he viii not run again
- "'F - "a
eqWevNr, will lose the services of Athletes
me have been sure point setters for them
IN figuring Oh the Junior. e%vents--the 100
On Manual Trainings fast .youn sster,
'nrto5SSRRJl II. to 10 TiH both o. them; ,a me had II LITTLE
S SS!s and he has dSpe i %rsPeatedly n
VT linton and II. Hymqn 81 Townsend
:to@ neNt saturday. Hooking was second
70 tT,"ni In the 100 yard N last January
Snl Hyman was third. E. Trefry Of Com.
TTsegrr,sl {funmp Of Erasmus and Titus Of
h,J place There is always a chance OF
t'T% "nGrs bobbing. up in these events, =,
.!,r,dI raining Is also counting with a
-" 'o1l q certainty on winning the 100
,msas 10 Is seconds and. it would be a
st'%, -ntprise If he should lose. g; Kelly
do, a6ta! won the 100 YARD run In the v.
tyVle school was second, II is doubtful
nhthV WIN trythe hundred again, however.
~ IT, Is a much slower man than Kelly
"it a'G, better work in tho 22o or quarter
! Ss,t I'd "a 70 90 ma %SSeh nSaf fr.s 81, + hsil RRsss
,SSo good men in Moe and Brierton. or the
hSsG Moe is better AT 100 yards; Bfierton
vune a mi" too massiye to get q quick
SSfl,,. Gilbert and Williams OF De witt
This sprl6g and pr9bably VIII run in this
vent Inc Hish SCHOOL Of Commerce's
iirD'Siea lad. Eavenelle. has been sprinting
b ~ GOOD form and would surprise no one
SSaatP ' San Boys, Htsh Is weak 2. 100 ysrda.
Van Ripper. !" ~
IN the go yard run are many Of the same
sanhcrs 10 be considered. SANFORD IL as
N"'a'n Of taking this event as the hundred.
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American Cars on Manchurian Railway.

from the ION = herd1.
Trial runs on the South Manchuria Rail-
way OF new American cars first class in
every respect nave given great satisfaction
10 the company officials and TO Japanese
merchants and foreign Consuls. A solid
train OF standard Pullman equipment, equal
TO the best anywhere in the world, now
makes a round trip at a maximum speed Of
forty-hve miles an hour twice a week be-
tween Dalny and C%hanschun. In connec-
ton with this excellent train service the
liner Kobe Maru runs weekly fro m Shanghai
to Dalny. At Chanschun connection 10
made with the International sleeping car
company's express to st. Petersburg.
The journey from Dalny to Gu anschun.
which has hitherto required tw enty-nve
hours, will now be made In twenty.one hours,
Despite the unidtal character Of the track
the American cars, which are Lighted by
electricity and heated With steam ran with
remarkable smoothne4 n because Of
their finish and general excellence OF ap-
p%ointments have been greatly admired by
the o~ficials Of the South Msnchuria Rail.
WAY,
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third is conceded to. Comperce. which has
Weber. Grubor and York to enter: y
the only. pole vauiters about whom any
lie elsnSntsry scheolA sarpe. committee
curing o~fhciais 30 pick the NTH boy in each
point Il any. Of the nrst fohf are disddstlfed.
COMMITTEES mn NE s' has d Il Hsei H NOT t. e }ns; se% ads
mission for games held at public athletic
mt Il srSe. .e is Srs SSys . Mitr y w:a &c EN- n
! unless In charge Of a teacher.
The members OF the games committee
Of the proposed changes 10 weight GLASS;
District representatives Of tn. elementary
schools may now act "A referees At cham
The nmpires OF the ehampionshi base
ball games viii be paid IRON The safe re,
b. divided smons the schools paffigpstina''
The high school baseball schedule has
btsn resdy9stsd a. follows r.
witt Clinton vs. Morris!
May aI.Morr!s vs., Curtis; Dc witt Gin
top W: tosssend ,,s, ..nno, .,h,.,.. A..
now to be referred. to the REPRESENTATIVES.
Tie hnals q As hurdle IssSSss & ths cham:
minutes liter sbe. trisis and Ire hurdles viii
not be removed from, the track. ,.. :.
q e as sGue 9n ' Pieid. A. T sto fot a1 ias' F.s ss:' III
= s.l sssa; e aSa aSisa ~ B's snnd T sSssss e sssS:
' fRs nf'a4llow1ns oomnis.e.s were Appointed
by the chairman Of the high school games
committee ct che Last msetins:..
SroHs, - Aessrl Bryan Ahen' Sennett
seec:ra.asss". Brewer. psss. wrsh. and
gsssAn-Me.su- Taylor, 1I,dsn. Allen, wilson
.;tsss.n-M e.sr.- noeIA'oa, ss.m. spsri'ss
The pole. vault Of . feet at ~ IAter.
scholastic A. A. ,eamee last Tuesday was q
pretty poor exhibition for q championship
- R s:ss e sS,lsd csss us sss es e g: e., : s shsI,
s f.ads sS. rfS in os sss sshS " Z S sss.s'1 s. yss.
,ss' Nen p clSs ala diYn hot - e.ss t. Ind Il:
r rseeIv ,ST 80. tos ( Ronp 'iSs .t afsss' Tor when ',h ! sa.
Re : sfaf Il * ,. .l,e VII sHi !s', sssss 81 Hss
and TAXI. their. meals At a nearby restaurant.
dsey,' until M,'h f re race sse %ltS g g %iss e eEs = z
n noin %sn to III, tskss g.. 4 . Ss s1 spln,. s aSS ls snsey
one viii, be had every evening.
Mittell has been taken from No. I in the
bRiss T place enn nMii. eEHt re eSa fG IL X. e. Sos. .a ia.f
bird says that tht boat q bslanctd better
sdditienal Speed 70 more Than max. e up tke
distance by which Commerce won out lAAt
Nothing has ccme Of TIE Efforts 70 hold
s.Ibersd very 9 Q Il will be too late.
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90 the EPSON Downs, where the classic
three-year- olds will try for the much
:. coveted event. This year there Ia ex-
ceptionsl excitement among Englishmen.
for King Edwards colt ,Minoru will 10
to the post a strong first favorite, and
the prospect Of a royal victory stirs the
patriotic Eriton as nothing else can in
the sporting line.
More or less added interest in the situa-
ton has been caused by the fact that
Minoru beat some of the best colts in
training for the Two thousand Guineas
and from a very ordinary two-year-old
has evidently developed into a top
notcher. His time for the Guineas was
/ minute 81 As seconds. and this Is the
fastest time ever recorded for the Row,
ley mile. though some critics say that
every year the starting post is moving
nearer home. Re this as 1t may, the
performance was good ard showed. that
Minoru was better advanced than any
Of his opponents.
Yet he can he hardly regarded as an
out and ont smasher, and to take them
collectively the Derby candidates Of
this year must be rated as little above
the ordinary. There is no giant Of the
calibre of Flying Fox, Galtce More or
cmondc, animals that stood out promi-
rent.y as two-year-ol ds and secured
tho triple crown their Derby year.
To take the result Of the Guineas. Amer
ica seemed to have a slim chance at
Lpsom, but Sir Martin doomed up by his
victory in the Welter Handicap at New
market, The style III which he polished
If his opponents. coupled with the fact
that he covered the mile in a fraction
worsa than 1888, at once placed him as
eecond choice for the Derby. the betting
hgures being S to /. Expert opinion at
once said that the real battle would be
between Minorii and Sir Martin.
Sporting Life says that the win Of Sir
Martin let's another ray Of sunlight on
what at n time looked to be a dull
Derby. Sir Martins show entities him to
every respect. There is no doubt that
be will have to be reckoned with at
Epson The Sportsman in commenting
on the form of the American candidate
Gays; He does not impress people in the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-05-23
Chester Inn Auction Sale.

George W. Bard will sell on Decoration
Day MAY 80 thirty-hve restricted plots,
zach SOxioo, In the Chester Hill section OF
Mount Vernon, Westchester county. The
prtperty ia located on Gramatan. Wallace,
Fletcher, westchester and Elm avenues and
overlook. street. near the siyanoy, Country
dental section. The sale IL TO take pla ce
on The premises aud will begin a. ? p. ~.
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New once Building for Brooklyn Doctors
and Dentists.

A new twelve story Office building for
the special accommodation Of doctors
and dentists is to be erected on the south
side Of Joralemon street between Court
and Clinton streets. Brooklyn, close to the
Polytechnic Institute II will have q
frontage of rs feet and a depth Of los. 7 feet.
II will be put up by the Lotos Construction
Company and is to be completed early
in 1910
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More oakdsle Lots at Auction.

W. X. Aston. Ia preparing for another
auction sale Of bungalow plots at Oakdale.
to take place on Thnrsday. June !, at NJ:
as a%uctioneer. The property fronts on the
West Shore road, ls. within three minutes
walk OF the 0ekdale; station and about
South Bay II 10 surrounded BY Idle Hour,
the property Of ". K Vanderbilt. and the
country seat OF ex-Commodore Bourne.
II IL within six minutes run OF the Long
island motor Parkway. The terms viii
be easy. Sixty per cent. may remain on
mort gage at 4 per cent. for three years.
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Central HEATING Plant for a New Jersey
COttaee Colony.

A novel idea in the construction OF coun-
try homes, is being carried out by the Els.
OF land from the Crawford Homes Company
IN balmiere Park, Crawford. \. J. The
buyers intend to erect twenty modern one
piled with heat and hot water by a central
heating plant. They will also supply trans
portation TO- and from the station by means
OF a motor bus.
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Home Building at Belle Terre.

or completed houses at Belle Terre this
season are W. W. Freeman, X. B, Moore,
e, B. Zabriskie. Or. W. rravers Glib and
n, W, Bishop. Purchases in Belle ferrc
range In size from ono to twenty acres.
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Queen, BorouEh Rrekers, Outing.

change will give It's annual spring outing
q the Long Beach Casino, en- Thursday.
In motor care. Among. the guests At this
years dinner OF the exchange will be Vice
President sherman. Ralph Peters and the
Hon, Clarence -Lexow.
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AIiscell aneous.

Bert g. Fsulbaber a Co. were the brokers
who negotiated the resale OF Nos: tse End
%. East Seventy-frst street . seven story
e S.t a. ' eo%sss Of b Brussels ssSi Bstriam'
Albert B. Ashforth has been Hppotnted
agent for the Cameron Building. nov
Madison avenue and Thirty.fourth street
Arthur F. Du Cret 4 60. haye old ne
Hss p stasS s strse eaf sroefIy n"eu'ns NO
Arthur r. Du Cfet A co. have sold to
Wall Street broker the country Seat q,
Z large dwelling, With stables, bowlins
alley. bosthouse and yacht. with more than,
two acres Of land. 2 T.
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Leases.

De Seldine Bros. have rented ofiees N the
Singer Building TO- Myers 4 Fired and Ans
drew r. 0ilsey: also rented ofices In tbs
Erosdway-M Maiden I.sue huiiGtng 70 A. i.
Eeyin; also leased to the American. Company
Of BUD alo. y. Y. the Thirty-th!rd floor In the
Metropolitan Tower.
Tho McyickAr, Gaillard Realty Company
has leased for the Regal Shoe Company the
store At Ne; 1887 Broadway. sd1oinlng the
client to ". 7. Eabb the four story dwelling
at no. 20 Fast FORTHWITH street,
Albert b. Ashforth has leased the store
at No. 230 West Forty-seventh street to the
Automobile Cooperation Association for q
Shaw / Co. report the following leases:
No, ne West lsoth street, to Mrs, Mary p.
Valentine: No. ~. West llsth street. TO
Mr.,, Levitt: No; 60 West iloIh street. TO Mrs,
krae and Leo HoienEsish; No. az Wsss
isist Street, to Grace Bolweil; also the nfst
hoor OF No. lis West i7sth street. to the Rich.
erdson, Norton Company, and the, third
noor Of No. SIS Lenox avenue to Charles
: The cuozao 4 aaslano. Company has
leased for Anna Kurz to a client for q term
% years the Ave stroy tenement. With
stores. at No. 227 East i9eth street. at an
Aggregate rental. OF $4,000.
West Twenty-s sixth, street. Soxos.9. Tho
lesse 10 for q tArfn Of twenty-one years At
rental a~eefHgatine $500, 900. Extensive al.
terations win be made 70 the pre- Intses,t
upon the completion Of which Mr.. Lehman
will occupy the same for the conduct OF Ma
business, the importing OF furs.
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DERBY DAY IN ENGLAND.
MODERATE LOT OF CANDI-
DATES FOR EPSON.

,ttns Edwards Colt MInoru the Favorite
Issue Likely Between Him and Sir
Nartln-Chances OF the American
, Colt-Quaint Scenes Around Epscm.
The Derby, the Blue. Ribbon OF the
1azIish turf and the whole world for
that matter. takes place next Wednesday
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New .Jeneey.

Codington farm at Bound Brook. N. j.. con-
sistinR OF about 100 acres OF land. at about
500 Dor acre, ah-
estate Of Henry Puck the country place
near Seabright. \. j., with an ocean 'front.'
age Of 100 feet. The buyer will Improve ths
property for his own occupancy, ~,
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insi "a not two feet above the curb and yet
the rooms ere proper for occupation,
II 10 proposed. therefore. to provide thAt
where existing rooma do not comply with
certain Of the provisions Of the present Law.
that the department may Issue as2sc+1per-
init for the occupancy Of such rooras. pro-
vided II Is entirely clear that they areft for
human h~Abltaaon, have sufficient Light. and
are well drained and dry; end provided fur
ther that the owner mnkea such Improve
ment or alterahonst In the room rs the Tene-
mept House Department may require. .
Basernenta and Cellars-A verbal change
10 made 70 make clear the intent or the law
with regard to cellar noors. At the present
time che department interprets the pro-
vision that the cellar floor shAlI be water
tight 10 mean that every cellar floor shall be
ooncreted With our inches Of concrete. ire
spective OF whether conditions OF danpnsss
exist or not. Many owners are now COM
PEELED to rip up GOOD wooden floors that are
perfectly dry and put concrete floor ind sr-
meath It.. This involves great trouble and
expense end Is entirely unnecessary In
many cases. The amendment limits such
requirements only to where there Is damp
ness. Similarly. the law now requires the
cellar ceiling to be plsstered. IT waN not
intended to make this requirement apply to.
GASES where the ceiling u well sheathed with
matched boards or covered with a metal
ceiling. and the bill exempts such conditions
from the application Of the section. NJ,
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Recent Buyers.

Joshua Rosenthal is the buyer OF No. "a
west Forty-eiRhth street, sold recently bv
Alexander Carmichael. Jr.. through Joseph
0Atman.
the buyer Of No. 272 West E~ightyteixth
street. sold recently by the Barney Estata
Company.
pany is the buyer OF Nos. la2 to ia Clare
mont avenue. sold recently by the Hudson
Grant View Realty Company.
buyer OF the lot, 7sxloo.s. on the north side
Of S~inety-hrst street 7s2 feet west Of Aadi-
son avenue sold recently by Andrew Car
negie. Title passed yesterday. ,
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Private sales.

o. Horace 3. Ely : Co. e.. eo! EH e. EGai..
ton plot. se.sIss. at the northeast corner
o. Fourth ayepus and Twenty-thitd
sss siim % |. S01 pios !. aii Foa4sh s sssuo Ssu ga
bank also acquires through the same COM
psn IA fE Eas, Pr Pv. ETil Grgt Ming No ICE ICE
viii give him q ffontsse q ss.s On Fourth
: sxsaae u sn is . t. asp' T Hlsn o,a T%s SsIldIna g.
Interesting history. Il was donated 81
land %i'I .sieh r / sssn;ds ses e aSs c sfta ri 81
e rhSs,St ~ t ssa is saafsaesi u saa Il r moS Ssi
i gssr. ns 4. qB%nr'I Ediifa: SosS.p The sf pss siusasfy
s sll.'f Hsl. sS,,s ssseri e. sesrs eu sse; /. :,
a yss sgsst Z, , tast az g. combined plot sold
.oid Tor FTof. y. r.. Hutton Of Columbia
College to q client for occupancy No.
s 81 T Ss:.n aSsse d a.ssfs; . , on It sz,4 ASt1i.
the .sestsriy Sd. sdjsieins he marble
sssEiess q on " re no seReas' oo snesp, ~
Rverside Drive and 10th streef- :,
FoURTEEETH sLREEf.Ekbfam BAN
rach' has bought No. 80 East Fo1rteeqth.
.trsss; = hSe-story tenefnens: ca ~
~, re s! .sls.Ns a a &... + I'll. 81 s.s s,ss I I
story single dat. on lot IsslssalAtca
Ts E Sc. e Ssesr Nv 'sts.s a5 q p ssnsi p.slssas
. An state on Tong iAland.
FIRTY .RIaHra sIaEEr sR4ssraa.
seiWsr esssss has sS,d ~, s!s TS:s mssys
L :tons' front d1eiiins. on lot ssxisossa
FrassF Brady 70 aelsnt the Plot. ts1ioo
sath e ; Isn1o SIDE sye 81 ls''h STREE assfess
sIMEsoN STREET 5KyrY 4 gssusSys
Iss snd as sIsPson strsstt. !. si1 stSty
'' :IsSs s iss. i !. :ssss, 4. 1 gs; sssses So; s:'e
as feet east Of Katonah avenue.
MOUNT VERNON AvENUE-kurz L uren
sfS sfo ssla Hs.a ssss . e e: n saS bass 1 piaSs!
PELHAM. PARKWAYfA-RIcharfson Dicks
corner fronttdf g tsst sslAsm psyL-
s 8 : :aa ~ Id. ase sa Ia Il f az syss e.
q 8: Paul aysnSs ISa fssssouth p PEI
THE bronx SalxsL sAspsrchss shay
az esl ar re pl Ss;uissssSaS s fess SsssS
H,e. .eafs s;as re & rs e e
fsmily q SIZE Geany ykSss sse s. 10 ssss
81 fisd itrees, Us feet ~ q Bafass
avenue; also IA. p p; ttt sSxasaA .E irrssei "a
feet south Of is7d street: also resold a
plot on the east side OF WASHINGTON AVE-
nue 90 feet south Of lssd street: No. ~
and the plot on the west side Of Crotona
avenue. eox7six %irresular. 2po feet south
OF is7d street. E -
CITY IsLAND.-Henry S. Pell has sold
a plot, io0xiia, on the north side Of Soho
deid avenue about 800 feet west OF CITY
island avenue, for Mrs. Wooslick Of
Chicago to William D. Dayton.