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day afternoon with perfect weather con-
ditions, and the train schedule Tor the
team requires Il to leave Saturday. July
,. the same day the PittsburS meeting
ends. with every probability that some
or all OF the men will be engaged in the
last days play there. Four days are
allowed for transit 10 the coast and
only three days for practice and getting
acclimated before the Panama-PaciH'
Exposition tournament opens on the
courts OF the California l.. 7 {.
The difficulty of the task may be APP
preciated better when II is explained
that the matches out in Frisco are To he
played on asphalt courts, a surface with
which all the coast players whom the
Fasteners will meet are entirely
familiar, but to which non OF the -FOUR
Fasteners have ever become actus-
toned. Three days for practice do not
sem "A very generous preparation Tor
such a difficult change when one con-
siders the difference in the bound.of the
ball on asphalt when compared with
dirt or grass courts. The coast players
all learn their game on this kiud %
court. Their whole styls and method
Of making the strokes are formed by
the bound from this surface n every
season they prepare for their Eastern
campaign on these asphalt courts.
1t is not kuown positively yet whom
the Eastern team Will meet In the OH
cial East vs.. West matches but the
tournament. which IS to be their trst
real test, alre-ly has attracted the finest
entry ever seen on the coast. In ihis
the visitors will have TO beat McLough-
lin, Rundy. Johnson MURRAY, ~Strachah
and n host Of lesser known NdNIoiniahs
In addition To- Reals Wright. the FORMER
national champion. VINO is reported rs a
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VETERAN BEATS ROAD RIDERS.
Peterson. ~ Years of A1c. Wins
FIFTY Mile cycle Event.

Frederick II. Peterson, a forty-c.Gh'-
ycar-old cycl!st, Won tho ntty mile hani,-
cap road race uf the Century Road Club
Of America. New York State division,
over Nassau county highways yesterday.
He started with "A forty minute hindl-
car. Sioty-yeVen started, 4 number
being deferred by the rain IN me morn
ing, and ralcd over tirc course, which
started AZ Floral PARIS and cStonded
a'ong the Jericho turnpike 20 Jericho,
thence to Hicksvil'e, on the New Bridge
road 10 Bellmorc and along the McTrick
r. ad TO Amityvillc ana return
Edwin Jensen, !utcrclub ,himp."n last
ycsr. won the prize for the best time
over the course and in doing so broke
the former record for the same route.
He pcdalied the distance in 2 hours II
minutes and - second. Thomas La
Rosa. who with Jensen rode from
scratch. won the second time prize, finish
ing 3 minutes 80 Id seconds behind
Jensen.
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BEAT HOME AGAINST
TIDE IN LIGHT WIND
Early Morning Squall Leaves
Little Breeze for Yachts
on Jamaica Bay.
SLOW TIME THE RESULT

Yacht racing on Jamaica Bay started
OF the Old Mil Yacht Club OF Pleasant
Point. A squall in the early morning
practically killed the wind and as a re-
suit the sailing divisions had consid-
cradle difficulty in covering the course.
Tho breeze that blew came from the
north. giving all the craft a beat home
from canarsie against a head tide. This
also was responsible for slow times
among the wlndtammers.
Thu regatta was open to all the clubs
enrolled in the Yacht Racing Association
of Jamaica Bay. In the small cabin sloop
division the winner was Mary H., which
had a sailover. and In the cabin catboat
class under rs feet Clara May won a
similar prize. In "A special
class the winner was Clinco and among
the sharpies Rover took first prize. AL
though Turtle was the first Of the turtle
boats 20 finish the craft was disqualified
for making a wrong start and the prize
was awarded to Bull Pup.
Among the power boats Scallawae
was the winner among the cabin cruisers
and Smarty in the open boat class. In
the standing cabin and half cabin class
and in the larger open boat class the
winners were not announced, as the rat
inrs OF all of the craft were not known.
In the former division May II. was the
first boat homo and Anna Grace led
the feet In the other division. The
summary:
'AE sFARE,I ?!9'SScSscsornEEH2. .MlthEs.
Elapsed
Mary 4. " Boiand IS o. % %: %
cABrN CATs-rNDER IS rEET-sTART.
Clara May. w. Edlinch 8 o: 20 IS
KNoCKABoCT CIAss-sTART. 2:Ie-
COURSE, s MILES.
Clinco L, II wilson. Jr.. ti9 .: 70
Rover. w r-rold' 'N'"...s . 81 ~
HI Nye. G. Valentine ....+ 80 - > IS ~
TURTLE CLAsS-START. ::ls-couRsE,
ngl Fur W. Becks5 sos@ 3.sso
r9-'ie i. vpn winkiin" pisquaiiae;d "
sriRr'" ."coJRsE. 10 MILES.
s~oa,itweE. L. j. II.
Haze G. l.. wiedtr,. - - 80
Corrected I'm. on scallawag, ::O3.es;
Hazel g., 2:iS:o:.
STANDING ChRIN AND HALF CABIN
UTiISERS-sTART, :':s-corRsE. 10
Mty II. II r. Heremsn..+ 90 80 IL
Harriet, r. \ Hamilton. 4 30 20 . ~ 90
MARGARET ;. W. J. Suliivant 80 80 o. 70
FpA, W. SImors ........< 80 30 . II -
Marion, W. Lanfesty. .....i * 90 . 20 90
Louise Il. e. 4. Bauch-
miller ................ 81 - 40
Nellie X. n Borr....... DID not fnish.
OPEN PoATs-io TO 50 FEEr-sTARr.
2t3:-COCRsE. 10 MILES.
Anna Grace. A. clyde. ...+ - 10 / IS 10
Gem, v. Corwin .........t ~ IS 90 90
Lee, W Andrews. ........f - " . IL 90
OPEN BOATS-3o TO 40 FEET-START.
::2i-corRSE. 10 MILES.
Srnarty. l.. Golly ........% 10 SIS {. o. IS
Thelma. A. Zwellins - 20 ? !? %
PAM Jones w Jones . Did not nnish.
corrected time on Smarty, 2:0e:5s;
Th.'ma. 2;lo:5s: Ray. .:i2: 20.
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y Y. trus. 40 Bway. pr mts sal.ooo'
June ls. due as per notes, 8 p g; attys.
Ste;son. J & r, 10 Broad t......s $4,000
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WIN MIXED DOUBLES
IN STRAIGHT SETS
Mss Wagner and A. j. Osten-
dorf Capture Left Over
Final at Pelham.
?. G. BAGGS IN POOR FORM

vu4AM, n. T.. June 2o.-Miss Marie
vsmm and Albert J. Ostendorf won
M long postponed Pelham Country Club
,r~ttat,on doubles at the club courts here
today. vanquishins Miss Glare Cassel
.,a Frrd c. Bags in the ANAL round at
ii. e--s. Tho match was watched
~ q big gallery and turned out to be
ons Of the most interesting mixed
ao,o,es contests ever seen at the club In
mite Of the fact that II was rather one
SIDED.
Ms. cassel played exceptionally we'll.
and mad her partner put up anything like
ina rsme that she did the other team
certainly would not have had such an
.ar time winning. In the first set
ma winners took the first three games.
breaking through both Miss Cassel's and
p,rxs's services. Miss Cassel and Bags
validated in a measure by taking Miss
warmers service at love. but dropped
another cluster Of three and the set with
them.
In inc ocCVIN bot .hlso VdkltT anu
ostendorf dropped the irst two games
through uns,eadiness. but won the third
A hove. Tho fourth went to Miss Cassel
and passs, also AZ love, and gave them
IA lead at 3 to I. but they lost the
match BY falling TO take n game in the
nex, Ave. although they had a couple of
chances 10 win. The summaries:
Invitation Mixed Doubles. Final Round
MAS Marie Wagner and Albert J. Osten-
dors defeated Miss Clare Clssel and Fred
{. Bags. I'll, Is. The point score:
FIRST SET.
Ms wagner and Ostendorf:
$50 4 5-2s-6
N,ss cassel and Bags;
i234 o 3-l5-i
SECOND SET.
Ms. Wagner and Ostendort:
I y I 6 4 s 5-32-s
Ms. cassel and Bags:
40i S-as-3
Totals-Mlss Wagner and O~stendorf. .
se,s. !: games. IS aces. Miss Cassel and
Bags no sets, I games. - aces.
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MouNT VERNON. June 2o.-Willlam C..
Breed q he Austin NJ Greer golf
trophy at the Knollwood Country club
to-day, dofeatinr j.. W. Bird in the
thirty-siX hole final by 8 up and 7 to
play. Yesterdays tie for the II, %,
l.cgg cup was taken ny II, &, Carroll,
who beat James Breed . up In an
eighteen hole round. Carroll also tied
IN the flag contest with +. l.. kimball,
both hn!!ng out on the nineteenth green.
J. q Dcnne reached tn" green. two
others were on tho approaching fairway
and eight balls were grouped about the
eighteenth hole.
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foNErrs. June 2o.-Iiomer Guernsey.
!o'm'r Hudson River champion. reached
r' t4ol 'Yund IN the Nepperhanacl;
Tennis Clpo at Lincoln Station, near here,
"7Hay. Guernsey won two matches
ttAolt the loss Of a set. In the third
.'uhd he defeated Fred Letson, g,
- and iu the sem!-fnal v~anquishcd
- Johnson, 81, So. Johnson had
rdcHtl the -om.-hnal by winning from
7 g. Norton IT 81. "a. u. W. For
ser tAc %srhoo,boy star. wnn In the first
'ouHd from T. -. Dean at 6-I, ct.
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~" thoroughbred ycarlinGs 10 be
r-'''l al the dispersal sale Of the late
t'n"s y higgins f.lmcndorf stud in
N'''l'iy VIII arrive from Lexington to-
t9itoN ana take quarters IN the OH
n'RR'n harm Il Sherpghcid Bay. where
KY "u. b" sold or June - by the
1--WE -~Iinr'rr Company. Tho year
g1IS 70 he offered are the som and
tf1fA'"ra - Ballot. a famous American
,a-'t or " few scasGus back, for which
NJ Hl2sa paid $50 600 three seasons
* Na''r"ross and Waterhoy. both Of
WIN arc 5.,d Hcssian. the last great
1oh NJ Wlt"rboy IN stud service in
ll'r.'a 'lor.O, Star Ruby, George
Ae'..er M SIR Shont.
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Another Of the popular a%ltcrnance
races has been progra'r med hy Manager
CHAPMAN for the cycle meet tomorrow
night at the Sh"epshead Bay Nclodrome,
the winner t. meet All Goulett ard two
others next Saturday night. Tomorrow
night the starters will be Freddie IIill,
Jackie Clark, Bob Spears and Harry
Kaiser, Leon Didier will meet GEORGE
Wiley and Victor Linart In Il ten mile
~ otor paced race. Ia be run in heats,
Hans ohrt and Tom Grimm will go from
scratch In the t~hree-quarter mile handl-
cap for the amateurs Ladies' tickets
issued last Tuesday night will be good
tomorrow night.
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My.es McHugh WAS tho whole show
At the monthly games Of the PaStime
Athletic club held on the field OF tn"
Glencoe Athletic club yesterday. Big
Mae wadcd through a field of twelve
runner in winning the 1000 yard handi-
cap run from scratch by seven yards
lie also started in the 500 yard event
and finished third, In the match eight
lap relay against the Salem-Cresceni
Athletic club, MciluEh ran the third
relay. but the pastime crew fought a
losing race from the start. McliuGn
also cndcavorcd to win a prize In the
shot put, bu' was unplaccd.
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LITTLE DIPPER FIRST HONE.
Only MnnhRssrt Boat Entered
Re,t. Port washington Fleet.

PoRr WAsHISGToN. June @0.-in an
inte.club race hstw. cu the sma'ic: SAT-
ing boats OF the ~nei"hh7r!rg 20. WASH
ng,on and Manhassot Bay Yacht c.jhs
the only representative Of tho latter or
gan!zation. George Corry's Little Dip
per, won on the Nt"hassf: bty course
this afternoon. Eve Of the 3!-t Wash
lngton star class sailed In ~" :t.r, the
Hydra, owned 10y cH''i2a J." i'ydc, IT.
ishing second, 30 seconds NeaInd the
CORY entry. The yachts raced IN "A
light north wind. 1Hc summary:
NANuAsSET RAY-PoPT ,'iIi%GTO:
SATI{T Club INTEtfIIB RACE
START. S;5o-niSTAHtE ABOUT
g MILES.
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Tvs M"lNfs. la, June &c. The first
~,,1I"N"nc" Of Robert 4, White. An eigh-
.,~'-'"er-old Wes, High School boy, on
Nv P"'I links proved an exceedingly
,'''F on" " a result of being aCci-
rt"'his struck with "a golf stick in the
A~lda Of 4 companion White will lose the
Hsh' ~ hi left eye.
Nhl'" had lust made his drive of No, II
an wa standing waiting for the others
!" PIA'. \ back swing from the driver
y ore Of his companions struck White
u ahd iHst above the lett eye. cutting
= 'ahf"i rash in his forehead and crush
"f VI" "y"hall' An examination of the
..'uFy showed that it would be necessary
F" ~moye the eyeball.
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CORNELL EXPLAINS ACTION.
seattle Wanted Answer 70 Invita-

ITHACA. June oo.-It was explained
at the offices OF the Cornell Athletic
Association to-day that the reason the
authorities refused 10 sanction a trip
to Seattle by the C,Irell varsity eight
was because Cornell would not be IN a
position Ia pass on the invitation until
after the PouChkeensie race.
Should Cornell he beaten IN the Hud-
son there would be no logical reason for
the Western trip. lnasrnuch as Scat-
tie authorities wanted a definite answer
there was nothing for Cornell to do hut
dcCllne.
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An athletic carnival in which II Is
expected there viii be more than 10000
competitors will he one of the main
features Of a safe and sane celebration
OF July 4 in this city. Every form of
track and fcld athletics is on the pro-
glammc and all %! the city athletic
tracks, swimming pools and Fairgrounds
are being put In shape for the games,
william j. Lee. who had charge OF tho
games last year in the absence of the
late James y. sullivan. has been placed
in control again,
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TR0TTING TITLE IN BALANCE
Oakland boy Goes Ia lead Of List
Three others Close In.

Three horses were tied in the sea-
sons point standing among the trot-
ters when brushing began yesterday on
the Speedway in the seventh matinee
81 the present season. There were Oak
land Boy, i nver and BESSIE Baron and
the FIST named was the only II to get
home IN front In its class. scoring
Ave points and going into the lead.
Courier Bey. driven by j. Il. Kennedy
and winning the | :03 trot. jumpcl past
Denyer and B-ssie Baron, being credited
with - points, while the other Two have
one point less. The final matinee of
me series will he contested next sun
day and any one OF the four mentioned
NAY s'.l. he !ctu-ned the trott!ng cham
ppI.
In the pacing division Glover Patch
has already clinched the RICH: to the
first cup with "A total Of 20 points. This
tally is sufficient to win for the season.
Bright Direct is second among The side
whee.e,g with 20 points.
The feature class OF yesterday Was
the l:o3 trot, in which Oakland Boy
won over Denver n Castle Dome.
Denver finished close NJ to Oakland
Boy IN the opener. which was timed
in LOG. but fell back to third place
IN the second heat. while Castle Dome.
driven 10y Arthur Mullady, forced oak
land Boy IN the last 100 yards 10 win
by a length In the good time If ] :04.
The summaries:
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NJ j. PARMLY PARET.

The long expected tour Of the Eastern
players who are to meet the Pacific
coast team begins his week. On Fri
day mex Williams. Church. washburn
and Mathey leave New York for the
far West via Pittsburg and the clay
court championship. 1t will be a flying
transcontincn,al trip that will make
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John Gilpin look
like a tortoise.
Their schedule is
made out to a day
and an hour. and
goodness knows
what would hap
pen to all their
plans II a day or
two OF rain should
intervene during
the tour.
Leaving here FRI
day afternoon, they
are scheduled to
play In Pittsourg
Saturday and all OF
next week. Now,
at best the clay
court tournament
cannot end before a
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Three Golfer. Get Points.

r. Kalkcr. r.. w, Hyde and @. T.
Knox accumulated points in the vice.
residents cup play at the Great Neck
Golf club yesterday. In the install
m,ut OF a series ~ handlcaps that are
ho!nE played for the trophy. KHlkcr re-
turned u card OF 93-"2. II Hyde. a6-
20. ~ Knox, 10l-20, 81. Kalker also
won q golf ball sweepstakes with his II.
Joseph A. Milang being second with
9"-2T, 80.
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$. - Thornc won the presidents cup
IN the final round over tho Oakland Golf
club links yesterday by defeating Lieut..
Walter X. Dunn, the club champion for
two years. by . up and 4 10 play, In the
second round for the vicc-prcsident's
cup Peter II Moore, the club cautain,
beat CSrii Scott . M and 4 10 play :
Dr. II. s. Stcarns NOR from * Stevens
by default. and by the same method
II. H. White won over Lewis ". Rich
mond.
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan

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Bod Bee. her e, ; .-i2 80 fium Juy
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,oWyATr er r,ca' 90
dclman ana am to Never Amer. ll3 T.
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The points o: delivery Or INSTALLATION a-s
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poMRoY. MARY EpNA-ln p%ur.uanc.

PoMRoY. MARY EDNA-ln pursuance
SSts,aMnn, a surrosa,e o. the County OF New
York. NOTICE IL hereby given 20 all per-
sons having claims against Mary Edna
Pomroy. late OF the County OF New York.
deceased, to present the same with
vouchers thereof 90 the sgh-rtihet- at their
piac. OF trSnsactirE business. 40. 90 Pine
Street. IN tho Borough ~ Manhattan. CITY
OF New York. on o. before. The fret day
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SANDS, TAYo.-rn pursuance Of a.
order OF Honorable John ]: Cohsi.n. .
Surrogate OF the County OF New York.
having elaine against Tayo sands. late OF
IN. County Of New York, deceased, to pre-
cent the same with vouchers thereof 10
the subscriber, at place OF transacting
business. No is Broad %r.re.t. in tho City
of Sew York. on or before the 4th day Of
October next. Dated. New York. the nth
dav OF March. 1915. .oGDEN. LIVINGSTON
MILLS, Executor. sTEIEpN,. JENNINGS
q PrgSFLi. Attorneys for Executor, is
Broad street. Borough OF Manhattan. City
OF New York.
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NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FINE old residential property. beauti-
,uily located mid real country surround
ali necessary outbuilt!rgs. 400 feet front
age Equity s!?.l5O. Can lease To re:
snarsih'c party az low rent subject special
terms tReter No $3.50 DkAhE, -
Broadway.
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BOwDOTN. TEMPLE.-fn pursuance Of
an order OF Honorable John p. Cohslan. .
Surrogate OF the County OF New York,
NOTICE Is hereby given TO all persons
having claims against Temple Bowdoin,
late OF the County OF New YORK. deceased,
to present the same with vouchers thereof
to the subscribed. at their place OF trans-
acting business. No. Is Broad street. In
day OF December next. Dated New York,
the SIN day OF May. 1915. J. PIERPoNr
MORGAN. DANIEL Z. KtSGsFOftD. Ell
ecutors. STETSON. JENNINGS d RUS
SELL. ATTORNEYS for Executors. Is Broad
street. CITY OF New York.
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s3is5
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btN'n0-lrI''! = r".r'.rt| c.. F'ar
BsNi'rg Corporation, % nrrs and con,
tractors ........ ...... EE.n>y.I 10
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MACHINERY

FOR ~SALE-MOTOR-3o II. p,
235 VOLTS--l2O AMPS.--32s
REV. ALSO EXTRA IMMATURE.
APPLY BOX l22, SUN OFFICE.
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TOWNSEND. ALICE Sin pursuance Of
an order OF Honor abIe Robert Ludlow Fow-
Ter, a surrogate u the County OF New York.
NOTICE IA hereby given to ali psrsons
having claims against Alice 5. Townsend.
late OF the County of New York. deceased,
TO present the same with vouchers thereof
20 the subscriber, at place OF trunsacting
business, 40. SO2 broadway, in the City OF
New York, on or before tho 30th day Of
June next. Dated. New York. the 10th day
OF December, 1914 GEORGE TOWNSEND
and LEWIS II. .CHAMBEkLlN. Executors.
BOrDIN & LfEBMAS, Attorneys for Ex-
ecu,ors. 30? Broadway. Manhattan Bor-
ough, y. Y. c.
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tsouth Of Fourteenth ST.
ROW. II . cor Baxter 81. tS.lx76.l
Vim u Foulke to Estate ~ Eugene \
Holman, Inc, eiS Bway, ? yrs, 3 n e.
June IS -tty, T q CO. lii Rway $4,000
BROOME ST, n :, Lot ~, map estate Ahra-
ham cannon, 2i~.3N1h.Juiius Myer to
Ellsworth Realty co, a Court -. Rklyn,
install, 5La y g. June IS. atty, Goo y
Rrow"r, ~ Court -, BSlyu..,.. s. 500
BOWERY, ,, ~ n Houston -, ~ GN7si
-Sunfi Realty GO, Inc. To Wolf Sanft,
:S7 w i'm 81, June n, pr mtg $4,000,
2 yrs, 6 p g; atty, a l. KaImsn ~
Nassau ~ -'..- .'t',-s ..sr'..'s - d''
GREENWlCH Az. " :. SO y Perry 81, 2lN-
Nathan Glssshcim to Ella + Mouiciih,
trus, London, England, 2 yrs. 3 p c, June
~; atty, T q 60, l76 Bwny..., $4,000
West Side.
West OF Fit'h av, between Fourteenth
and HON str.l
18th ST. : " >. i97 : = T'h av. ttx9a =
rhss I Wr'nst"In Rcai'v 80 % Max
Woinstein, 1854 9Th aN. June 10, pr mty
$4,000, demand & r c...,...... s2.bun
18TH ST, n : e2o . Amsterdam aV, 2nAlO2. >
VIM $ Gould to Guaranty Trust 20 Of
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
Are - interested In a water front
Bungalow l. 80 write. call or telephone,
a'''o tsh needed. 80 hrokere. s. EICHEN,
.i3 Wcs' 3ith Street. New York city.
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South OF Fourteenth st)
7Sf-Eststc Or Eugene 4 HOFFMAN. Inc,
10 VIM u F1uike. Richmond. Ind, June
=. atty, r g 90. 40 BNav.-.....s 81
SAME PROPEETY-wm u FoulHe 70
Mary r II Fou'k-. Richmond Ind. y
part mtge $4,000. June Is, atty. T q
BRooME 81. Is. :. EST = Manrin It.
;5.sN55-Margt kepand. TO, cara j. and
Rkiyn, l. part. and Geo Y Brewer 1854
PARK r.. bhIgr, 3. part. 'n,es $1,000.
al. il,hs. jan 10. 1903 address, a cour,
LrDL6W ST. ee. = . iSis . pe.ance!
-. liNS7.s. Essex 81. Il. " = 90 =
B!oome -. 23llNTj-Hy and julia Cans
to Louis PoI.ack. : y Atlantic av, u ~
queens. D and = @ n <. all Hens. lun"
attvs. Fischer & Il. ll5 .Bway. ~
SAME PEOpERTN-lou!S pl..ack 90 Yer
LUDLOW i 81, as. mtrc on II Essex =
~ 600. June IS: same atiys ........s 81
= 'in.MenrSy SAM, to Ea5t, iRsei,y' GO,
900 Bowerv. liz part, june IS. rtee
$4,000. ATTY. A l. Eainan, 30 Nassau
SANE PRorERTY--Jos sarft 10 same.
IL: part Jun. IL, mtg. 'i3.Soo, same
SAME PRoprRrY-wo,f ssn,, TO .aa-.
io-i: pat. june IL mtge :5S.5co. same
7TH ST. ISL F, - W Az u. avs;
Lewis Chuck 70 Annie + walker, 1918
Curtis 81. Denver. Col. mtre f3l, noG all
Hens. June y; atty. A r si.verstein $50
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