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Thoroughbred Racing *£ Horse Show <& Trotting and Pacing & Automobiling Other Sports
jl ATKiN IN DEFEAT
great Sprinter Outrun in the
Handicap at Yonkers.
T WC RACES FOR HILDRETH
jegtifoucb? and Novelty Carry
Hi? Colors to Easy
Victories.
jacK Atkia. ha« spent so ranch
, fcis tinie in the cars this rear, made his
«r«t s.z'pcsz-ttcc. at the Empire City track.
-tar Tonkers. yesterday in the handicap
.... furlongs, but suffered defeat. The
-r«*t eprtat**" a-*. been working T.e'. and
l\t not leek for friends. *yea with 130
•n<r.ssds nr. but he was outrun from the
— and never could reccb a contending
f
; . ;; y He looked as we;: as he ever
Mi is bis life, but the task was too much.
Hanbridse. which ran sr. well for a mil*
te Hit Empire City Handicap, took up 119
. ou^(;s sT3d. keeping: pace with the fleet
♦ootefl Rose Queen most of the T.-ay. came
en in the stretch to beat Sir Alvescot in
t>,e te* tlrie * or llie Satwaee af 1:11 -* s
'Me was only two-fifths of a second be
iiad ■■ track record, established by
prince Ahmed a year a^o. In his present
*orjn Hanbrldge must -be ranked as one of
"se best sprinters in training. He is ar
Svt-yexir-oM . .- <=...• Bataastar, the Trin
txt cf x:*e Brooklyn Handicap eleven years
ajro 2"c! the favorite horse of the late
VC. A. Cixrk. who built the Empire City
XTS.dk.
HerN?rT. who ad the mo.- rode I
*ell judpreJ race. He forced Hose Queen
to d<J her be-t an the first half mile, and
T^icr. pave his mount a breather rounding'
tte wrr.. Rope Queen then drew out into
a le:-:i of a length or so, but when she be
5*3 to hznz on beinp ■-■-.£' out
Hanbrl<i?e raced to the front and held Sir
\}rcscot ss^e in tac last sixteenth. The
*io:.- p'^Hed up rather sharply, for which
jhere appeared to be no excuse.
». C. Hildreth. who sterns to be coon
fcr about two rares a day. kM his color;'
carried to victory by Resticouche and
Sevdt?. The former won the Midsum
mer Stakes, at on- mile and ' furlong 1 .
iritiout half trying- •; .-. Noveity. which
John E. Maddeu has picked to\ win the
rctjirilj'. raced home in a condition event
for two-year-old?. The Kingston colt
Toofc up 120 pounds and ran the six fur
loc^s iri 1:12S-.". a £Ood performar.ee. all
Tiunps ccasidured. Uectason. -■ receipt of
TvexTy pounds, chased him home. Thomas
•aesfceu >t«ire about ia t^e most distress
ir,g fas:-. ion. and the son of Nasturtium did
rot bejrin to do himself justice.
The barrier did not feu ua as Mars
Cassifly, the starter, called: "Come on'"
:n the first race. but_ mam*, of th* boys
tacked under it and "went racing pv.ay.
The electric button connection did not
■work. b-.:t no recall was giren. although
three or four of the boys were pulling
•up. thinking it no start.
- • - ... ' rtte, toacaad
■ - . ■ ■
— o-s ar;.]
■- . _ ■ ■ : pavse
- ga
■ - ... - . -
■
S. C. Hildr«-lh will ship Fitz Herbert to
Taaads to-day to *tart in the Dominion
Handicap, cf X 10.000. at Fort Krie on Sat-
Crday. Guy Fisher was shipped yeiter*
Oay 10 Ftart in the Fame racr. Fitz Her
*«tt tnudt take yp ■-■..-.;.-. Shilling:
tr;!; ];av« toe mount.
FL T. Wilson, jr.. hax C<*cid»a against
y^adin? Oiambaia to try for the rich
?r:z^. ss the Suburban itnd Brighton
Handicap winner is easa; pointed for th«
.Saratoga Handicap, -' $7,500. which will
1-i run 011 tiie following Thursday. August
«. Fa-jntteroy alro will .-•.-■--■ home.
p-lTho-jph Jimmy UeLkaghlia ha<i planned
tin co after the pursr.
Tom Wolfh has started for -.-.-■-«.-
FprixxgS aril . part of his strinp. leaving ■•
f*r*r horses in ch«rtrc of p. Ryan to race
but the me?{ine'.
YANKEES BUY AN OUTFIELDER.
I^ar.ca^ter. Perm.. Juir 2*>. — Arthur I—win.
vrrrat *-f the New York OluS of thp Amer-
: r a.n I>ea^ue. purchased Wiliia:ri Bailey, an
ouTScl''7er, trt-<3ay, frcm the Lancaster Club
cf the Tri-State L*earue. Baiky will re
port at the end of th^ --at reason.
The price was nit mentioned.
Empire City Summaries.
"SVEA7HEB CLEAR: TRACK FAST.
ttH&I RACE— S^ilir.z. for thr»~ r«ar-oids: $40.'. adcW. On«> mile and twenty yards. Start fair.
Won driving; place earii'r. Time. 1:4:5. "Winner, b. jr.. by Meddler— E^ll* Iloyt. Owner, T.
Betting
Hcrae. Poe. Wt. Et. •« "-a **. nr. Fir.. Jockey! Or.tn.Hiph.c:os<\Pliu*e..-*h"-o .
PBTT Johnson... 2 •* 1 7'» - r <*' 3l3 l 5 : EsWp . 8-5 7-5 «-."» i-2i -2 14
'V«aua. 3 UT. •! 3- 4S 3 h 2" Z- TIK-mae ...5-^ 3 13-5 4-6 . ■
CUivtina i> im ♦» 2« 14 i 1i 1 l' :;» Kocnwr..:; 8 10 7 6-2 7-fi
ilertrot 10 90 *• Jo •>» 7s7 s 5* 4» Benscnoten. .". <• x .1 £-r,
Urmnmn 1-ass... I •••>• :. *• 7' 5' 4* 5« McColi*y... 3d ?.'i M j<i r»
'•*!ton *; 67 4 4'i 3* - 77 J s 6s6 s ■••,■• 30 .•■ a - i
&- Casnboo v !«»» 7 ."»•> 5* ■ 1 «ji» 7" Ijar.g iir 30 :»> 10 :.
I>r-«jr parade 11. 7 ]'"•« -'. «* «> Pt sm *• juiJ «o H»j »^t ::«» m
Mazer 5 10*4 W •..- 10 1" 3<» }»'i T{^rber" so -.. SO » 4
r-:!Mir -:!Mi 1 V 2 '-* 3* -'- >■ >• 10 Jonpr 20 •'■" >J 20 Id
Put-.- Johnson. ."*•• ba<-k !r> raeh to tir*x tarn, ran np strongly rounding for home and
*"xxi a long Sxtne j?anv?ly. W«ina. :n a pnud onvttion ali tile war. harm « excused. Ohriyt'na
•.•red zi'tr J.-).-tars th* pa-"*. Maiipot fca-J no chanty* Vtlfb the man. wrhen barrier iaiieci to irorK.
EECOXD RACE.— SeIRs«: for rwo-Tsar-oM*: ?4O» • Six furlongs. Start fair. Won easily;
[glee vzznf-. Time, I:l3**. Wlaner, CIJ. ?.. by IJcG'r— Drbacle. Omer. P. lnjnn«\
Poel i Betting- v
Horse. Pos. VTt. .<:. : » "« :*: * £tr. Fin. J«3r*j\ Or*n.Hljrh.<?]os».P!acp Show.
< raer: 4 85 ."J S» 5* »' -' !' .... l."> 15 6 3
ib« Ba*a« 7 M I 4 : v's 2" J'*t - 1 Wa!sh L' i: •• <■ .1 7 '•■ l-:<
-* , G :.. a C* a la l S* ■■■ 3» HwberS m 40 49 IS S
»"tSa S ICS G s : i -V 3* .*.' 4s4 s FbUUx^r • * « 2 1
-"*:j S IC»'' 1 : : i 1' 14 3*; -■.'-■ . 30 !."• IS « 3
ttoa Leaf 5 W 2 2- 4"-» 6* & G ! Martin R 10 - 3 s .-.
v «*ilj*r Du«rt«r. 2 l'« '•-.'.' 1 * 7 ! Thotna*. . . .'. • h 2 .;-.-.
1 M fl I 1I 1 II 1 * I I <■:* Uan«? « «"• :<■-»)'.
■i>^ciir - 103 3 9 i» 9 9 f Bitpti CO 30 30 In s
Crub. »:?■»• to b«rtn ard t>inci"f-: off one* or twice, sa-r^d t on »ii* rail at itn
"-re ani same away clrrorir. Th«> Hag-JP. w«U -■■.--■ the r*'"". took oomrnaad at. elr»t-_-ii
*.rr.. bm «?aM not ■withstand ; J>* « ina'.r « rush. Mnid tlr«d after fordns t?if> pac^.
THIRD RACE. — HajvS-cap: for Uu*»^year-old* an-1 unxrard. s=ix furlonss. Start nond. Won
p«t-.-:p «t-.-: in tmmfi Tta 1:11%. Winner, eh. b.. by Bin— ti - Drbacip. O«-ner. G. fl.
To^t *= B<?ttmc ,
: '•* Poii. Wf. gt. '* '« '-i SRf- Fin. Joeker. Oj>*n.lllg]i.C!o»<;.ri»ce.Shn'w.
I't^oT-iur* 4 11>« 2 :ti J 1 -" 1* 1' Jl*Tb*rt ...7-2 1-2 14.5 1 j_«
-!:■ Alvw.r't R ■•» " 4s4 s «R'i 3« R' »" Thomas •"■ 7 ■'• 2 4-."i
T.o»* g.jf. n . ; 3 ta ;• ]■ !• P 24 » ! Shilling..:. 2 16-3 13-5 i 1-2
Bishop ... 2 !r, « «■• « t; .'•' 1* Martin 7 f» - 3 c, -.
'•«* A'K.r. 1 130 4 .-• .V ;V* «« .1* Walsh - :: 12-5 9-10 2-."5
-■•: 3Iul!«, C 112 I "'4 1 : G <! l<. --.•■-. - „•<> 40 3 o 30 .",
K«nbridc»-. »)wajF rk** 1a iftr par". OUM MM in «!)<> Btretch! n-lipn Rose Queen atopped.
&r AlroBc«( basz on ■»«!1. aft«rr »tog a Uin !n first !ia!f ndle. JarH Atkln bruke well,
Na was tafly oijtrun all tb« •*»!*• Bishop ciosed -_•• will bear Tratchlng.
'rQCRTB RACE.— THE UIDSCiIM£R STAKE?; a^Ulaff; for thrr*-y*ar-old* ano upward. ■..
niii«- sr^ an eissth. Start «ood. Won earJly: place sssie. Tfane, 1:53. Wlunf-r. blk. g.. by
tommanaj — 1-a.s.c.r.^ Waler. O'srn< > r. B. C. Hildrestfa.
Tc*t ' HfttlnK ,
. ?icr»- '-. Po ». tTI. PJ. J« '» V Str. Fin. Jocke}-. Op»-n.Hlscl).<.1<»e*-.Pliu'o.Show.
«'*tl««Jch» 4 112 3 2' 2 -» l'» -1* >* Shilling ...1-3 1-t f-7 1-S —
P'i^ine I>U«-....3 .«■ 2 4 ♦ 3»i 2' T- Hartai I. IS IS .T _
s«latt I I<4 i 1> !» 4 323 2 :!- Butw«U.'.V. 1- 15 YZ 7-.-. _
J>et«^i •• S3 4 31 ;;» X 1X 1 4 4 Thon-as I •", 5 ! —
IWtig.jJKrr* h<?i<J hie field saf« all «h<r way ami *oti with plenty in Tfs^yi-. Gilding IVi;*.
T^rrijtd off sha.rr>!v on flr»i turn. iati Hi mW| around th<" far turr. ar.a was <ia£ii\ second best.
• ■'•'*>;•. t :«rc-t-i the pace on «iirf»-ranc*. VTrftnd !:ui!ir badly at th>- «nd. -
i'iJTH Parß- For two-y»«r-jjs<!ii »4Wt ad.i«"<!. 6ls furlong?. Start got.J. Won eaaily: place
Tim*-. l:lT*s. ' Winner, b. c. by Kingutan— Curiosity. Owner. S. C HlMreUt.
1 «•
J i3o>M. PO« Wt P.. '♦ 3 » J-jJ -j ««r. Fin. .lot-i«»y. Op«»n.HiKh.<"loi»»'.Pla'-«.JshoTr.
-'-•v*l,v <; , 2r . j j. ,1 ,1 1 s Shillirit ...4-5 14 I 2-5
'«««w , I«iC 2 2* 2* .■ 1 1" -' l^ans * 1 " 7 2 4-3
Mr. GelixfctlT.. 2 Ufl r. <• 3* 3* 212 1 .".» Knai '' 13 12 .'! 6-5
£*&** ....'. 5 t«7 3 4» 4' 4* «'- Ma 1 - 10 : 5-2 1
J**i« 3 UT 4 4. fib .»,j ;,» 3* Thomas ...'-2 4 7-2 1 1-2
i>iii* 1 ■..; H - h «i ti .; « Alt-ratify. . . l" 40 <•■ I.' 5
N'trtic!!-,- bad tee tpvd ct [..* field zn<l ran to his l*et form. HectatfOa held on nnvly, but
•'* rv *r thr«atpn*>d ary »•• ■••!• «Jan*fr. Stare hud a Btortny Journey, being pinched lot Hnacci
•-oca. M r . Golightly ran hie «k*.
£i *TH RACE .— Scliin«- for thrp^-j^ar-old* sjid upward: J&nn aAdc-d. On« mile and iwwy
vardn. Fuu-t c'-jo- Wm arhing; place uune. *.(.- lU2**. Winner, b. it., "jy Fla»:ud.-3—
*-«. o^: ». w^,, .
: • " Iflf
j. os . ■«••. ft. -, 1, r; c tr Fln ■-..-.. OpMj-Hlsb.Cloaf.l'la/-*vShn«-.
<p««ion* liarii ! !! i tZ S 7* 7* 1* 2»" 2 ! BhillJcs.... - 6-5 4-5 * •'• —
2 :: : illli .
'•frf-nbrdy. ." ll* 4 5 3' 3r3 r ."= .I* Kocrr.fT.. . . 13 20 15 .1 1
Siarßoerttf :: 1W .'. <■ 5 . *V» S 4« L.Jebcrt $ II - t-6 I-
1 i<o ; a 4 4' S Uas '- -*"
■»oon ran ajeund Quertlon Murk on Qw tani. but «v ttrinx at the end «nd ■ ■■:■■■ >l toflg
'-' ; ''Kij «» w;-. <-^v. Hi'jn i«ark <«ir* facrain In «>■ sixteenth, after forcing th« «*rly.pae«. Oreoji-
huus os ntrvu- t'r'n usual. Que-a Marj-j-nte. »t-aklv Uuulla4, in d«. l«*tt»r.
MRS T. a. D. PERCIVAL BIDING
GRETTA IN CLASS 2. IN WHICH
SHE WON A RED RIBBON
(Photograph by the American Press Association.)
CLOSE MATCHES AT POLO
Meadow Brook Freebooters Lose
by Two -Goal Margin.
[By -:■_-.• The Tribune.]
Karrasaaaatt Pier. R. 1., July 36.— As the
Myopia polo team defaulted for the fresh
man cups *..• Meadow Brook Freebooters
played a special match with the Fauquier
County team, assisted by 11. Rich, an Eng«
U«h player. The Meadow Brook four pot
up a fine offence, riding particularly well,
but the Virginians were better mounted
and won by it or- of 6 to 4. Rich's play
in£ was excellent. Raymond Belmont made
a spectacular goal in the third period.
In another special match Bryn Mawr de
feated Point Judith by a score of 4 to 3%.
V r . Balding, the Englishman, helped Point
Judith by his fast ponies, hard hitting- and
riding. The scares follow:
I-ARQUIER COrXTY) MEADOW BROOK
FKEEBOOTERS. I FREEBOTEBS.
No. I— F. W. ORie. j No. I— M. Belmout.
No. _ -H. liich i No. 2—ll. B«»lm.-nt.
No. 3 — J. B. Swarm. i No. S — 3. A. Raw! ins.
Back— V,. V. Leache. j Back— W. G. Low.
Goals scored — For F«rqui«r County Free-
K-itors. F. YV. Okie. 1; H. Rich. 4: .1. B. Swan.
-. Lost by penalties. IS soul each f-jr wo fouls
By E. H. Lfdche. Net etiore, G. For Meadow
BrOok Freebooters. R Br-!rro:u. ": W. G. Lew.
Net score. 4 goals. R*-ferre — H. H. Holn-.ps.
Time of gaa — Four periods of " "^2 minute*
each.
POINT JfT>rTK. I F.RYN MAWE.
No. I—E.1 — E. S. Rpyna!. j No. I— Alex. Brown.
No. 2— Vi\ Bald inc. | No. 2— H. W. Harrison.
No. 3 — E. L. .A?a.«s:t ; Xo. 3—3 — R. £. Btraw-
Back— J. i.. Tliorcaa. 1 bri<lg».
3ack-*-Joshua Crane.
Goals scorr<s: For Bryn Mawr— Alex. Bi-o-ct-ti.
■i: Joshua ("ranc. 1. Lost by penalties, 54 soal
each for foul i>y 11. E. _- - an.! Joshua
'■'«n«- N>t score, 4. ►ir Point Judith — E. S.
Beynal, 2: W. Hakims.. -J; R. 1.. Asasslz, l.
Ij"st I>t r»f»r!a!ti<"F. ' = jroal for foul hy I:. !..
Jtznsriz anci '* for safety. Net scor* 1 . S5iJ
I>fpr»*>— H. K. Holmes. Time- — Eight iKjriods of
T ! ; rn:nuie» ea ■'
PITTSBURG CRICKETERS WIN
Trounce the Bensonhurst Eieven
and Run Up Big Score.
< "n.=i.«tcr; batting EM part of every
?-;iemi>er on the team enai ■ I • Piti >urg
[ab t>. score a handsome vi< U»ry yes
■ - ■ ITBt • 'ri' k- '
or. th' gjr . ■ a :n;)rirTii of
The visitor sent up 50 bpfor^ the first
wicket was iort. 11. Livingstone scored the
hisrhept ictai for his side tn a brilliant ef
fort for {?. C. K. Marshall, for the home
team. ma-Je a bray« attempt to turn the
tide of defeat irito victory and had reached
exactly .V» when he wa? "run out. Tlie vit—
[ton will meet • •;• New York veterans to
day at West New Brisrhton.
MILLER OUT OF GAME.
[By retegra to The Tribune. ]
Pltt?burir. July 2s— Somothinz akin to a
shake-up occurred In the Pittsburg team to
day, when Bfa Bill" Powell, pitcher, was
r^i^a_=ed to the Kansas City team of the
American Association, and James .1. Dowd
jr.. a pitcher, waa "ape.) outright to the
Indianapolis club of the samp association.
Jaok Miller will %o hoi to Kearney, N.
J.. to r^ctip^rat^ from an injury to hi
s.ik The- clever second baseman will not
play aram this reason.
NE>V-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, .U LV 27, 1910.
OPENING OF THE MONMOLTH COUNTY HORSE SHOW.
MISS M E. B. JONES. WHO DROVtt
BLIJE RIBBON WINNER IN PHAE
TON ,ASS.
MARSHALL _WINS_AT CHESS!
Works His Way to Second Place
in Big- Tournament. ;
[ By Cahlf to Th« Tribur.p.]
Hamburg; July ZC— Play in the interna- i
tional rhes?master«' tournament, as r°- j
eu-ned in thi.«» city to-day, when the elg-hth .
round was played. By winning his came 1
against Kochnkin. Schlechtex having an |
uff day, the American chajnpion. Frank J. i
Marshall, WorKed hi.- way into second Dlace.
Tdn-aach won hio lirvt victory by beatinc \
Teichmann, wi:ile Splelmann defeated |
Tat««: Tartakower proved too rood for i
Chotlmlrski; Salwe went down before Spel^ j
j-t. and Forgacz and Le»nhardt divided j
honors b- drawing their same Niemzo- ;
witsch and Dutaa bare tb<» betUr of ;he ;
positions left unfinished against John and ;
Alekhice, rpsp»Ttj\ely.
Tlic standing to date follows:
TVin.Logt.! Won. Lost. |
ScblecMer r,^ i^lSalwp — :'■'* 3*
Marshall ." 2 ' L*onhardt. . :; 4 :
Dura? 41-;4 1 -; 2''iit ; (: "lj' i r . 3 "> j
Nir>mz«nvit^oh.. -ii 1 ' 2^s Tarraach . X & j
Spielmana 4'-i 2 '-a iToichmann .3 4 ■
TarT3l;oi\cr 4'r 2 ! *|John — 2Vi 3^4
... 3Vi 2HiK<^-hnl"ln I* .v ? |
•hotlmirfid... . S'j :!'i|Ya!PS V= -tVj ;
KorsH.c 7. "• '.-? 3 'a j
The ninth round will be played to-mor-l
row. as follows: Speijer vs. Hchiechter, ;
K&ehnlein vs. Salwe, Chotimirskl vs. Mar- j
shall. t^?nnhardt vs. Tartakower, Hpielmann !
vs. Forgacz. Uuras vs. ratfts, piiemzowitsch !
vs. Alekliine. Ttichniruui is. John and Tar- j
ras«:!i a bye;
ATTZL AND MURPHY MATCHED. j
San Francisco, July 26.— A twenty-round j
boxing contest between Abe Attrl and
Tommy Murphy has boen arranged by <"oj- !
froth for August in San Francisco. Attel j
i.a:* agreed to lei Murphy weigh. 133 [
pound?, ringside.
1
THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE'S RECORD OF REALTY TRANSACTIONS
RECORDED LEASE?
- ■
With name and address of lessee.)
CHRTSTIB ST. 211, stor<?. etc: Salratore Can
nariata to Baldasmire logardia; 5 vrs from Aag
1. 191"; S'Jf?> anil (1,020; addrp.-:K. 211 Chryatia it.
Pi: \NKIjTV ST. 184, nor<-; ■■.".'■
ABr'infop & rthofl .". yrs from July 1. 1910;
SI iJ3n a'idr<»9s, IM Franklin Bt.
RIVINGTON ST, in. store, <m<-; Mania N>i
fi^vAtT to Jacob C'xip^r ai)<l ■no; 3 yn* fron\
Aug 1. 1910- $720: address. 11l Rivtngtori *t.
\vnST'*HKS"rKR AVi:. n s. 50 " ""'' '■''• '* a
arc. 1 bty brt: Wfig; Srewacha Realty Co jo I>»
virw santoro; 5 yrs fmm completion of i'i'ij?: $7'-i>
to $9tK); a-lcrcss. Room 1014. <!1 L'arh F ■"
JOTH AVK, • r 'O7. stor?. et«*: David -..-an to
Ascaer Rc»cnbnxUi: yrs from May 1. 101<">;
$1,440; ail^r«-pa. 603 lOth iv
2iTII 6T, X2S and 127 Ka^r. first flat: Bernhard
.r Luilwia to Dm H lir^zirr: 4 yr? from Oct 15,
I<HW; $950; addr^CF. 123 Bast 24th at.
174 TH ST. .1):: Ba ' : Julia Drescher and ,->'; i"-
Mmttiani Paltrowltz; 8 yra 1 mo from \'Jc 15
1310; $3,300; address, l!'l Canal st.
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
i\A'!th name and address of purchasfr.)
JXTL.Y -6.
MANHATTAN
CHERRT ST, 3*^4. r> *ty brk, 11 w ■•«■" rcammel
st 2T.x10! W irret: Eugene Gflrton" to Sophie
FraniMl '» part irntp l.^.li.')*; March 16. 10(O;
»I<io.
.•-'AM' PROPERTY: Sophia Pranket '" ' ."•<!.-.
Wovmnik'-r: '':■ part imtjr $."h.12.'.i; July 23. I.HO;
$lUU Bddrcsa. 2<»" W«« 111- st.
EAST ENI> AYE. K5, 3 sty brk. 2C 1 cTB Max
L, Harris t<« Hiinon Klc.n; July 11; $100; address,
421 Gut 63t8 ?«.
GANSKVOOKT FT. 34. 5 sty brk, 25l8»; Kd
ward O'llara. devißC etc, to Catharine F M»-
Brlde; I. and •- • June 15; $1; address, 4*7 '- :: '
st, Brooklyn. ■
linSTEK BT, Mi. .'t sty hrU. 35x£0; Edward S
Cltncn to Curnt'lia X Averill; r^i-«W part; July
20; address, below:
SAME PROPERTY; Cornelia X Averlll to
::i!a V Eadi« and others: :j.V«4 part 'IlltK $17.
<«k»»; June lti; $1; ad<ir.-ss. Room 80, SI Will
iam st.
UTTL. WEST 12TH ST, 13. 4 siy l,rk. 2jx
I*j3 3- Edward U'Hara lo Catliarin-j F lit Brtda;
b anil »; June lv; $1: uddn^st, 21) Prospect pi.
Brooklyn.
LEXINGTON AVK. IH4O, 20x84. U) Hfnry
I'osner .-t al to Henry Cbhen nits »..•<•• Otrt 17,
U«IS; *■■'.*»:
M.. padPEKTY: Henry and Minnie Cohen
to .lonni<? Oollen tniijc « •■••«• q c; May 27.
IS10: $100; addreHS, *'A Kaet 105 th fit.
LSWlfl ST. MM s st >' tl '' I i ' 1f1.7i78: Abraham
I-Uyer to Minnie Wollner inilg t~.Z*»>); July 7;
HOC*: address. W West 115 th si.
iSAOtSOU AVK. aOlWi, h e ror 132 d st, 5 sty
brk ••;,,• "itii an-, 11 « cor l.'JOth ■(. 2.',\S^.
lOlCt si •••2■2 ■ W«>*t. 75x100,11: Grtirßp [stria to
r^wrsre and Annie liHrris as Joint tenants; all
liens; July 2j: $1; addr.sn, 2041 fith aye.
SOUTH EtJCZABBTH HT. s «, 4.1.4 ft (? of
City lftiund avi% 100x100; I-'rank X i..ii« 10
Kumu^l J \V'o-«i. <l <?; July 25; $\; address, 2107
■
21t a\T^ 13S. Ji f cor 10th st. 25x103; fGie
cloauni; < -i lin W McLeroas, ref, '■■ nt-njamin
."llwrnian; .lul\ 25: $2.1 27.") ; udiiresa, 2212 2d aye.
MISS PBRCIVAL PMaJTICB AND MISS A. J. TAVIS.
"Billy HurKe Trots Fast Heat
Equals a World's Record at Grand Circuit
Harness Meeting at Kalamazoo.
Kalamazoo. Mich., July 26.-BiUy Burke
won the J3.000 stakes for 2:15 trotters at the
Grand Circuit meeting at Recreallon Parlc
to-<lay He trotted the fourth heat in 2f05%,
which equals the world's record for a
fourth heat, heM jointly by Benzetta and
Bob Douglass. The gray geldinn Robbie
B McGregor beat Billy Burke in the first
heat, but after that the son of Silent Brook
had things his own way.
Henry II was tlie one to put up U\e
ns;ht in the final heat. He looked to have a
chance to win. but broke while in the lead
in the homestretch.
The 2* pacers had a great battle, and
the race finally was won by th* favorite.
King Cole. Waverly took the first neat in
2:04%. the fastest time of the race.
The judges did not think Owing?, a
driver, was trying to win with The Philis
tine in the first beat of the 2:17 pace, which
Hallie Lou took with little difficulty. With
Walker up in the next heat. The Philistine
finished in front, but May Queen war; bei
in the third, after which the race was post
poned on account of darknes?.
The summaries follows:
PACING- CLAPS— PURSE. 81.000 -THREE
IN FIVE.
Kire Col«. b. ti . by Binisrii— R^dlr.da
1 ; ■ ■'.■", • ° ' : l
Waverlr, b. jr.. ! ' v Oratorio (Com- _
mines) * ' I 5
jo« Brown, b. ft (Kasln ♦ 4 3 S
Doctor M.. eh. h. (Bottle) 2 • » 4
rionax. ,ta. K. iMcMahant. „ I •» -
bl-amrock. eh. h. ißra.lf.-rri 1 0 •> 4 •
Ronias, '■ » . (Dean);.;.--. ' f « «
Hallii Direct, eh. m. (Jonesi 3 - -■■'•s
w \ b ft (Floyd) • d j 3
?'i'.'nafd Gl-attan, bl* g. (EUlott). dis
Time. 2:o4*£. 2:05? i. 2-08^; 2:O8W.
TROTTING— 2:IS CU^-STAKE. |3,0«>-
TIIKBE IN JIVE
Biliy Burke, br. c. by Silent Brook „ 1
-Yrry^-ils Uaat fß«nyoni... .- - 1 ' 1
Robbie B. McGregor, gr- jr. by Rob
ert T. McGr-eor (McDonald) 1 3 3:6
"D Wi 40$, 4 Sty bin. 29.6x100;. Tlyman
SoaWhcl lo Jennie Benjamin; July 25; $100; ad
■]r.-*s. 275 B«W«7
itb iv& 42« to 430: 4 sty fl b^-,« 3 **?f_ i 2?:i 2?:
janMß P •-•• to Christian I' SchmW <mt(c f.0,
<**»: July 22; $1. ,
4TH WE 4::'J 4 Bty *"*■ 21.fi xW: James <.
I'Krri-'h to mb» (ratg $35,000); Jul >' 25: - 1
4TII AVK 420: 4 sty Irk. ?4.«x€ox lrreg;
Chri.tU,, P 'Schmjdt to Rodlsi Hiding j;o ,mtß
$273.<i(^)- July 20: *1<»: address, — .- I^ast
"i'ITH ST 025 E/tst: C sty brk. .assi<«.::: .aw
M Warren to EmOe Ban ■'"■: -" •»,«•.
address. 50 Pine st.
22D ST, d -. Bias ft * of 4th a--, atttpiran
nins ni«i»X - to street x ■ 0.1 to baglimln*
MarY"; WU to Joseph F G ldbe a and ano
■V c- July 20; 11 .----- !-■" Uroadwaj.
26TH ST. 250 to 252 Waat; 6 ats firk. B©ji»€.»;
Florence Cahfr. to Marßare.t E V.«^- r TT
nuarters Interest (mt S «.V».000»; July -•>■ *" MI ad
dress. i"i West 34th at.
27TH ST. 313 West: I sty brk -"■ !> ' l> Jl; TH I!r"'I !r "'
A A Si to Jennie L. <B«r*« <«««« WWW: Jub
2.1; $15,625: addrNß, 54 Wall st.
»TH ST. 40 East; « sty brk 2^«»i 1 Da a v <1
Lydlll to Christian P Schmid; May I*. $1; »^
araaa, 328 East 22d rt.
lOTH ST. 127 W«t; 2 sty brk stable. X V"'
Pauline a Draw « a! to Julius Braun frrtfjt «-'.
000); July 22; $100: ailgl — , 181 ■"■* ft.th «t.
4f»nr ST. 63 East: 4 •"■• brk. l£*l°o.s: Harold
Barclay to N»w York «•*• Realty and Terminal
CO (mtK $35,000) July 2T. : •»»; address. Room
3"). Grand iVntral Station.
«.aTH ST B7 East. 18x100.5: Murray W Dodge
to bum fmtg N0;<«»; July 2.'>: $10t».
4«JTH ST M Bart. 4 «-V l&xH")- ': Kvel^na
D Stevens to same <mt X $23.0.X»; J"^, 25 ; * U)l>
addresa Room aol. Onuid Central fetation.
.H4TH ST. 3 W>« 4 Sty brk. lf>*J°~2: Anni^
DavlH to .I^nnlf! M Heat l l- (mt $25,000): .lul>
SB 1100; address, 4<> ESst ith st.
83TH ST. 110 Wf«t; S sty brk ■" "- -•
William H Chapman to S^lnia X Hume (mtg
$10.6(101 July 2.V $1; addrea*. lib West v...h at
68TH ST. 217 East: 5 sty br*. -'■':!'«>> Rosa.
Jacobs to Jonnio Kallaki lmt S 120,.x>0); No* l».
llRil*; $1; address. 353 3d aye.
BOTH ST 9 * bounded c by o I Bloomlnp
. .|. 1; rd S w by w s Blooming. rd x <.'j.«:
Puul F Mottlay, «xr. to Chelae* Keait: Co (all
title); July lq $3822; addres*. US Broarttvaj.
117 TH ST 61 East; .'. sty brk, I».«xl6O.ll
Maximilian P A;.»rt.acii. cxr. to Abraham
Cook; July 25; JIOO.
SAME PHOPERTY: Abraliam Cook to th.:
Murray Batata Untif |22,000); July 29 $1;
uudrew, 1" Maiden lLanc.
12:; DBT .'US to 3."2 East; 4 sty brk. .".7.rt
xlDo.ll ; Mary M^aßli^t- 10 Park 11,'ic.- Realty
Co imtg 113,000}; July -'•" $1; address. 200
Broadway,
IS3TH BT 52» I2a»t; 23x100 (foreclo*ur*-l ;
Kmnkltn Bl«n. ref. to Carl Tlscher; July 23;
$18,000] odaress. lt*»4 Broadway.
13STH ST, .'.1:1 West; 5 sty brk. 50x00.11:
!vi.-r JCorn to Frit* nnrl .Max finger, one-half
part Mnfp «.-i7.o<mii . July IS (all oaa«] 8100;
address, 13 Bowery. -■•'
150TJI ST. ii a. 17.". ft w ••: 7th n.\>-, 73x00. II:
Mary a Palmer to Channel Realty and Con
struction .'.. (ail il'?nsi; July 22; $10«»; art-
Uri.-«8, BOOSI 243, 1"" !«»'■<■:
I3OTN ST. n * 17.". it v of 7th tivn. 7Sx9tf.ll
(foreclosure); M..v. ;. c Meyer, rel to Mary
A Palmer nuts I '.«MMt.. July 8; $10»; ■ad
dress. Room 213, i .'<• Broad 1 * a] .
Henry H.. b. 1 (Deam * ? * -
Ann<i-it« R.. blk. m. (McCarthy) ».-.' ♦• * 4
Myrtle Granptt. blk. m. (Andrews)... T « o »
Rrll.^ Colhprt. b. m. (Fenelon> • * ' ' .•'»
Oakland Flcbar. be It ■ '■■*•< ' '• r. Mis
Decoration, eh. g (Keating). .. ■■*£*
Time, "•■- 2:08%. 2.03? i. 2:o6**.
TROTTING —2:18 CLASS — PURSE. !?I,ooo—
THREE IN FIVE. •
Sanle Maid. blk. m.. By Rudy-Mar
caret Mills (Murphy).; 2 111
Baron Perm, br. h., by William Perm n r
(Shuleri * ** v %
V^lsora. b. m (.~ox. i* ~ * T
Cast!" Dome. b. h. (Chairflerl " ?■ a „
Henr>' Winter, b. h. (McDonald). ....4 4 B B
O J.. ri :; . p. <Owings) 2?
Time, 2:11%, S-MJ4. 2:K»»'4. 2:12%.
PACING— 2:I7 CLASS— PURSE. 11.000 (THREE
IN FIVE, UNFINISHED).
Hallie Txiu. b. m., by Ha; B (?now) 12 1
Th- r^iilistir.". b. h. (OWtBaH an.l
Walkpr) •; ; *
May Qoecn. b. in. <Mcl-.ain> » •• -
Lady Athol. b. m. .Hpanslrrt .a » 4
Harold P.. ro. g- Ha 11 >. /. d'»
Time. 2:f/T 14.l 4. 2:OS',«, 2:112.
SOMERS NOW OWNS NAPS
Buys Out Interest of J. F. Kil
foyl in the Cleveland Club.
Cleveland, July 26.— •" W. Boners, vice
president of the Cleveland Baseball Club, ac
quired to-day the interest of President J. F.
Kilfoyl in the club Mr a consideration Fa:>!
to border on the $400,000 mark. He is now
sole owner of the dubs, Messrs. Bomere
and Kilfoyl have been associated as owners
of the Cleveland team since IW, when the
American League was ..r'4;:iiiz'' > .!.
Officials of the Cleveland club denied to
nlgrht that negotiations are in progress to
bring Fielder Jones, former manager of the
Chicago American League team, now in
business at Portland, Ore, tiers as man
ager of the local American League team.
THE BRONX.
WtTANT AYE. » «. SI S ft ■ of 172 d St,
20x100; Morr!3 Ktelnfeld to Anni« Pa vis mil;
-■■■ -•■■■ . July 25; $100; address. 40 East 7th st.
Bryant are « a, 250 ft n of 172 d st. 23x100:
Henry Hoffmen to oJsepl*. RelschwetM .meg
$5,000): July 18; SI: address. 1854 Victor st.
BROOK AYE, - s. 2r> ft ■ of 130 th st. 2."
xloi>; I^o-iis l.ustjjarten to F;mii.- P l>azarus
<all titl«»; July 21; $1,000; addres*, S3S
Hewitt pi.
CRESCENT AYE. a ■» cor 187 th st. 107.10
ZSft.4> irre«r (foreclosure): Lawr»»riPf» F sex
ton, ref, to Jeanette O Ropfrs (all Urns':
July 18; $1,000: address, Room 2002; «0 Wall st.
FULTON AVI ISA 20x100; Ifaa.; H F"in
b*Tg tv Jacob f Markcwitz (mtR $32,0001; cor
rection d<»ed July '.>:. B100; address, !!»•.""> 7th aye.
OR AND A VET. w 8, 230 ft s of 102 d St. SOxlOO;
Thiima? II Thorn to Edwin A Hoffman (mtg
B8»O00); July 2T>; $1: address, 2-M-t Welarta nv<;.
LOT BOGINS K. •■ c of «'roi.ina a-." \lt.Y7 ft
n of ■ -*h St, with rlKht of way to f?rotona aye
■ •"■'■ n 8 ft lyinij between above, !::.)x2sx irrp«:
John Hall to Elizab»th Ball; all liens; July 21;
$1; address. HSii Seabury [.I.
UOTS .134 and ."47, map Arden property at
Kaft Chester; each plot 100x100 Herman R
Meister to .;o<>tk*> H Janss; all iien»; July IS;
$1; addrecs, 1383 ■■■ aye.
IjOT 10^. map subdlvinfon of lot 1 asM estate;
Felix De Canio to Alrma.no Tonler and ano;
all liens; July 15; $1; address. MM Castle mil
aye.
MORRIS AVQ li»«4. 20x55; Marion G Hoay la
Israel M Cohen (rntjj $9,SUO>; July 2'>; $!<*>: "ad
dress, lfW> Nacs'Hii ft.
OODEN AVK, « w oor Union st, 60x100; Ed
ward McDonald to Ellen McDonald; 4 part; July
25; ft; address, 820 Water st.
WASSOffTTffti AYE. c a. t32.1l ft - of 182 d
st, 35.8^106a irr»>K: Benjamin Soho^n to Carrie
Scboan (mtg tS,auD»; 54 right, tit!.- and Interest;
July 14; SI: addr^se. DM Washington are.
"TH ST. s a M east •.■ I•< 174. map Union
port, 100x100; O(us»-pp<» M»rn.ni> to Antonio
riorla v part (mts tZSOO); July 21; $1; address. :
307 East HHth st.
147 TH ST, 422 East. 19x90.11; Wayland Trask
to Mi:.-;h--i F Murphy; ht part; all Hens; July
23, ISM; |Qoa
HA ME PAO^EKTI; Mary M Trask and am.
to same; . loaei •!.■•• ■ quit claim; July
'_':;. I!K>}*; $1: address. 422 East 147 th at
147 TH ST. 422 East. 10xflO.ll: Olive A Trask to
Mnrßarft F Murphy: all title; all liens; $7,1rt8«36;
address, ■•.low.
SAME raOPBJKTT Ollv« A and Dorothy A
Trask, by (t-uiirdlan, tn same; all title; July 23; :
$14.:i33 .14 aMraaa, 422 Baal 147 th st. j
165 TH ST. 'V.st East. BTaAxIOO Laura Petlje to '.
Man - E M MullUan imt? $30,000); July 1; $l(ii». :
address, Hh.2 Madison an •■
246Tfl BT, « a, 180 ft • of Martha are, 23X100;
Buaene II Hammond to <.*harlps Hraun rmtß
$3,000); July 26; SlOO; address. •.. are.
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
(With name and address of lender's attorney.)
Interest .1 pet cent unlrfs otherwise stated-
JULY M
MANHATTAN
- • •■-. '. . . - >■_ .
'"EX.TRE ST. .117. 4 »ty l.rk. 7.' .' , srr^g
July 23; due. en*, a* par bond Vbiuitla Con
«truction Co to Title Ciiiaraiitt»« ami Trust '"...
$100,000; aildrem, 178 Broadway.
FRONT ST. ■ a cor of Oontfes Slip. sac
50; », part; July 12; due July 1, H>11: « ear
MONMOUTH HORSE SHOW
Gay Scenes and Fuil Classes
Open 17th Annual Exhibition.
SURPRISES FOR THE TALENT
Fleischinann's Lady Idol Wins
from Vanity and Hercules
Fails to Take a Ribbon.
Devotees of the horse conerejrated at
Hollywood Park yesterday afternoon for
the seventeenth annual botH show of the
Monirouth County Association. The scene
was a g*y one. for the show is the mo«t
popular exhibition on the circuit, and there
waa nothing lacking to make the opening
day a complete success. The boxes were j
better filled than some of the classes, which
was really the only fault one mis- find
with the programme, and. best of all. the ;
horses were ushered into the ring for the I
different? events so . exactly en schedule j
time that it would have been possible to set ;
one's watch by the bußle call.
Ir. Cla?s •>!*. for ponies under saddle, James
Hever's chestnut mare Vanity suffered her
first defeat at the hands of Udo at Flei?ch
rr.ar.n's little branded marc. Lady Idol, with
Percy Drury up. It was a foregone con
clusion that Vanity would win the class, for
her confirmation is nearly perfect, and
while she is not always the easiest in the
world to handle, she did net mlstehave yes
terday. Lady Idol is a buxom little mare
with a wonderful disposition and good
salts, and while she is not so chic as
Vanity, she has quality and substance and
she won the coveted blue.
Mrs. C. Cecil Fltler showed a pair In the
j opening class of the day, which was a
novice class for pairs, that defeated the
i entries from the stables of Paul A. Sor?
I and George D. King. A short time ago
T Florham King was wearing ail of the tail
! with which nature had endowed him and
I was <on the farm of H. McK. Twombly.
I Now be is winning blues in the heavy
harn^JS classes. Shown to pole with
Pandora Queen, it was impossible to boat
him yesterday. Shown in the single har
ness class, he did not do so well, for he
wore a kicking strap, which had to be
taken up several notches before he could
be led into the ring, and even then. in some
inexplicable manner, he managed to get his
leg over the shaft.. He is a wonderfully
handsome horse, however, and in spite of
his bad manners, managed to get in the
ribbons. Paui A. Sort's Vanity Fair won
jln this class, defeating C. TV. Watson's
i Kitty Grey and Norma, which took second
i and third.
The only ladies' saddle class was a local
event, and here Watchful won a blue. He
Is from the stable of Myron H. Oppca
heim. and was ridden by Miss Helen Pren
tice. The judges seem to like him much
better than his stable companion. Fairy
Queen, which was shown in the same ciiss
but was placed behind Mr?. L. A. D. Per
cival's chestnut mare Gretta. which re
ceived a red ribbon.
Another decision which was not popular
with th*- majority was made in the clas3
for harness horses over I"..", hands, when
Hercules, a regally hanrieonie (MatM
horse, from the stable of Lehman Strauss,
failed to get in the ribbons. It was ex
pected that Moonshine would win the blue,
for she is about the best mare of her
size in the show ring; but Hercules looked
like an easy second, and it was therefore
a surprise to every one when Middletown
Kin? was placed second. Piljrrim third and
Knickerbocker fourth, and Hercules went
from the ring 1 ribbonless.
Tho.«»3 who like excitement always look
forward to the hunters' elßflaaß. M for
some unknown reason, the horses always
select this spot to exhibit all of their lat
ent meanness. Proud Prince, a srreen hun
ter, with 11. J. Graham uj>— when he waa
not off— carried oB the palm in Class 14
for green or qualified hunters. He took
the fences as though they were seven
feet hijrh. Instead of four, and every time
he landed Bar. Graham laaaM also— nj'.
always in the saddio. Again and again he
struck the turf, and finally the bom ran
directly over him. tearing his clothes, but
not injuring him. Then Proud Prince
started to walk around on his hind less
and wave his front ones, and when a
groom attempted to seize him by the head
and bring him to earth, ho ■tfiia* out right
and left, sivinsr a fair Imitation of a prize
fighter. Every one was relieved when be
was taken from the ring, with Mr. Graham
still alive.
Among those noticed on thu lawns Rnd
in the boxes were Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Wat
son. Sir, and Mrs. Charlea Baurfouiro. Mr.
Hr-l Mrs William MeGihbon. Mr. and Mr?.
Andrew Morrison. Mrs. "Daniel O'Day. Miss
I^aura 3) tntey, Mr. and Mr». L. a. Dai
rympW (Arrival. Mrs. Georsre M Pullman.
i do Fletechmann. Victor J. r».)wiintr. Mrs.
Edward Steindler, Dr 9am ial W. Ilasset,
Mrs. Yon Klein and Miss Yon Klein. Miss
Eiasmusaen, Frederick Lew 50 . Mrs. ti. J.
cent; J I,p-.vis Stacy M Maria T Ptacy: ttJBW;
' attorney. John G Far-well. Geneia. N T.
MONROE .WE. w ■». 70 ft n of 173 d st. 25x
; 00: Jo 25; due a ■:■? 1. 1OT3: Bernard Ba
■ dan<»# to James a Kins; •«-».'•♦•«). address. »4)
Broadway.
ST NICHOLAS .WE. 672 and 074. 100x100:
: July SO; C >tb: JKrbr Conftrurtion Co to Title
j Insurance Co; Sl4t>,i>"o: adtlress, 153 Broad
1 way. . ' : "
1 WHITE ST, 112 ami 114. 4at brl;. n w cor
!of <>nir»- st. 1G". to 149, 34. 0 x rrei (prior mtg
I $230,000); July 2.": due July 1. 1913: H per
i cent: Abinsdon Construction Co to Crntre-
White street Co; $2l0.00<>; attorneys. Eisman.
I Lev?. Corn * Latrine i:t3 Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY .prior rat; $tSQ.OOO>:
July 23: 2 yrs, • ; p»>r et'nt; name to Charles
Brotraold; JUiO.OOn; addre!»«. «ani( as abovrr.
WHITE ST. 112 and 111, | s:y brk. n w
oor of Centre at, M ••-.'> r ' it rea p m: July
t 25; •! ■;'■ as per bond: t«am» to Title ilnarantoo
; an.l Trust Co; ?r.O.»VK>: address. 17*» Broadway.
IST AYE. 137, n m emt ■' .St Mark's pi, BOi
7".; Julr S; ■'• yrs: Emma Wetteran and otba
to Bella C Petarklii; 13.009; attorneys. Bailey
& Sullivan. I IS Broadway.
3D AYE. 2341. • ?tv brk. n fl cor of 1271h
at 22x^0; Sept 2-«. 15»«9; demand. 9 p*'r cent:
Renep H Canttlizo to Marßaret E Hughes:
J6.300; attornpys, Strauss & Anderson, II!
Broadway
4TH .-WE. 42rt to 430, 4 sty brk. 63x lrre»:
4th avf. w », M •• n of 39th at. 2X.CX6O: p m
i prior mtg $09k000>: July 25: 2 yrs; Christian.
\ y Schmid to James P Lee; $132,500 address, !
25 Bro«d «t. !
4TH AYE. * 9. MJ ft I of 27th st, «0 a>
i Irree; July 23: 3 yrs. 41.4 1 . per cent; P!i«b»
Sinclair to Albany County Kavinss Bank;
• ■..Mi.iH'.i nttornovß. Fettretch, SUkman &. S^y
bel. 41 Park Row.
7TH AYE. MCI to IP«7. .*. sty brk, n • cor j
of listh at i'»'iixi'M>. July 22: 1 yrs. 4H J
I per cent; Eugene (ialland to United Hebrew
Charities of New York; $117,000; address, 3:.'5
2il ava. j
«TH AYE. -'>7::. 3 sty brk. 23x100; July 23: |
due Aug 1. 101."V: Charles F Bauerdorf to |
Walter .1 Bauerdorf; $23,000; a«idre&». 625 i
j West End aye. i
7TH ST. 1»: East; 4 sty M 9BMM trree j
(prior mtg", $»*.00<»): July 21: 3 vrs. •? por «^*r.t; ,
Abraham T-.ix to Win Zlmmer; JC,(*X>; address. ;
402 cJu.-t 1-: at. '
STH t?T, ss. lot 17 ». mm. Wakefteld; 10OxK>O:
• July 21; 3 yrs; Antonto Florio to Olu»«ippe Mar
! nmo and ana; Sl,»rti»»; attorney, ffemurt J Ol<K
lielser. 90 Nassau «t
11TH ST. «23 East; .'■ sty brk. 23x103.r»; July
1 13; p m: due No* I. l'» 10; t:m\lc Runtre to Anna
M Warren; $13,000; attorney. Theodore Lane. 14»!
j Broadway. :
14TH ST. 207 East; ". sty brk. 20x102.2: Aak |
23" 5 yrs- Thomas F Kaus^ran and ano. M tru». ■
to William i" Morgan. Jr. exr; $33,000; addre**. I
4'J BroaJway. \
S3D ST 13« lo t.i Waal I sty brk. <S2 BMM I
1 July 28: 3 yr»: rMward A Mi At»td •: al. exrs. to
' Knrmers' Lioan and Trust Co: HilßblW; address.
; 22 William .-t ;
27T11 ST, •''•' v-"*'u -"*' 3 «y brk. 25s3>.£>: P m j
(j>rior mm, *!i..k»i» July 23; due Marrh J. !
I'Jta; 6 V>«*r cent: Jenntw tiamsy to Jumej A I
Allen; $3.0U8 address. '•( Wall st.
-HTM .-• >•• Baal ti «ty brk. 20x8X9; July !
■ Ss< in.- aa T>?r bond; «;hristlKn P SchmM to !
r>a\ i.t '. i' -*♦■•■■ : addredn. 4S Kast 2s»th »t.
,ITTH ST. 44 West: 1 sty brt MMI July
' 26; mi. as per bond: Mary A Md John II j
ll«nsh»«-. v tru?» to Title Ouaranteo and Trust
I Co: 540.000 aldress. 170 Broadway. <
Barry. Robert A. 'bairn. Clarenc* »-.
OtMMin. R. Lawrence dmit.t., Jlr». rti-«i*
McDonald. C. J. Farl-y. P. J- Casey.
Thoraas F. Smith. W. R. Coe. Dr. J. 3—
F. E«an and M. J. Drummond.
Th« summaries:
Claas 13 (aovlco tarii«»» pairs. 14 2 *ad co«
txeetilnz 1.". 2 'iaod» first prit^ |W: aaron*
r>fia» *3.->>- First. Mrs. C. <~«U FU]«? « eh. to.
fa:.iorri. <Jij.-e.-i and eh. g. -h»m Kin-: t»e-'
-<i Paul A *>nt"s eh. m Htnart *jul CtL *
SoAppy: tftlrd. Grow D. X -«■ Mk. ** Toonar
K!n« an <t Kentucky S > rtnc».
' ;; a *a 30 <-ad<J!»> »»ora*». or«r 14.2 and not **-
c««dlaK ■ aand* Jlr«t prta«» »0; »*cond prtz«.;
*23i— ;-".'■— W. A. M<Kslbboa's 6. %. XV&WA*?
•rcr.r.d. Miss I-iur* rta»>-»''» cl%. « Martial.
C!a»s 01 fsingl* rjor***. suttaW* lor uiaX^en,
totlc: fcors-.s to coast «> p»r -ant. c»rrta^» a^■■^■
apr^lntm-ntw ♦(> p«r c*nt; drat prlr*. »>>. ■*- -
ond pri3€, ?2T.) — Klrst, P»al A. Sor«'» r°-,,?
Fatty Rat«« second. John Doyl**» T>. a 2!;uaUI«;
Boy: — Mrs. H-nrr Martin all«— I«T*« FTvi
% M!dl!?m>irch: fourth. Mica E<Jlttt 21. Clark •♦
br « WaUanataia-
Claw 3V» (nad>ll»» pnnl<f». ;5.2 and no* •■«<»*««n«
14.2 (landa. flr"t_prtz«>. •'W>: second prte». «3B» —
Fxrst. ?oTr.er«»t Farm's st. m. Lady ■•• "*"
cm<J .r»m«e H»T-r'» eh. m. Vaatcy: ■"■'• l. Mea-*
mouth Stara F*rm'n eh. m. Lltt> SSrvn
~ ••* 4 »harne«« han**. ev*r 14.1 and MN ' 3~,3 ~,
e»-iiSnc 1j ban<!a: first prtz*. 550: *~xm<l J>n*" ;
J25) — Klr»t. r -4Ti! A. i»or*« D m. Vanity r*it:
second. r*inr.»«ir Karm % s cb- to. Kitty <-*TZ : ;
tMrtl Fftlrrr.es? Tmrra'f cb. ir. NPr*nm: nortn..
Mr* *C. Cecit Fitl^r-ir eh. ir. noTluwn Ktn*. .
Cla.«-» 2 <i«rtl»V i«Jdl» hor»««: «ns*a o ' _— /*
rem.l'nts of M'.nrr-outh '>«ntr. £*?*■*'';•
wcocd .-*. -First. Myron «---••
S. g. TTatchTut. • ; -. ■- t>T Ml*" H«l«a Prsatlca.
s^-ond. Mr*. U. A. D. P%«mrars civ tn. r^^2- t
tti\v\ Myrin 11. <rpt>*fih*»m'" eh. m. f/ 8^:
'-j:^»r. fourth. Mr». Henry Mart.yn Alan Marat
bik. * Ham. ridden by Mis, Carolto- 3rsrio ,
CTass I (roadsters. — * years old or ■>»•» " «
un<s«-r « Maaia; Jlrst prti». SOD: • ecoxs^, ;> "!r!.j
HO- First. —— Kearney's b. m. £*rg>cer*i
Morrill: sectnid. Jacob V,- >-. Jb- Jr. H--I ■■!■■. '
third. -.;; -~\.r% eh. a Car! •*..*•»- foorta.!
R. W. Iron • blk. a. .-^•ar..a^' B«l. |^--L:i
.".a*» 5E itmnd^ni' no? -%*<-«>•.*: rur • "*£~'
Srs* pri:». $73: second prize. S3sV— First. Fair-,
nont Farm'a ctt. aw KM OH and N'or«a«:
S^«. Paul a Sorgs b. -- Vantty Fair an-i
Class .« HsniM* tors*' ot*t 13.3 har!<i»: fix«t*
pris^. •T.-. second prlia $35»— First. Fairmont
Farms en. m. Voon.<«h:n*; aiiaal, Pau? *•
.^rK b. « . Mia4l*town Kin« taml. Paul. -*.
- n» 1 b. *. Pilgrtoi: rourth. Enitl S«*U^» b. »-
Knickerbocker. ,
Claaa ST «t«li«r piartca. »»raa» hor*** f^
count .'4l per cent: carrtiire an«! *ettf.ifitrr.»ru^ •*»
par cent- first prize. *3« aaaaaj prize. aw»-
First. M. T. SfhwartJ-n '• *. Kobcaw- •••««••
Mm E.T.U rf»«l!ir's cH. S P'ter Paa: *&**• » "-
Henry 3d Alexanders eh. sr. Marrow.
• •!a»» 41 'hran^e-! h«ric». <>P«rt only to ru
dest* of Mor.mc.lth Ccwaty; Crn Drt»». »■-■ »*<* -
ond prize. !■> I Tat H. Rancolp 1 - <■„!«•- -
'--•rr.'r-s eh. p. Ecjr: s»cor.«i. !-h * I'w1 ' w _° rr * 1 *
Farm 1 - *r. ft. Tona: Uilnl. JMirart E- Cahen •
( -.\. *. Faxtall; fourth. M. I* Schwartz's cS. -'
'J- '""•■''- - 44 {quAliSert or rr«^n nur.t»rs carrr-
44 .qu*s!ft»^ .-.- x-'-"- * .-•-* ■"•r-
in? Mi pcunds to hounds, to b* »h«nrn <»-»
rh» regular jumps: confirmation to ■" Ml . < "
per cent: p*rfonnar.c». *< 9 » r c«nt: Brat prl*e.
: »;00. off-r-« ai tbf ' -«• End Shore ClnV
! «cond .... tr.Oj— Won br ft) »- n i"*; r ,'
~ans a Tout; V. D. B*^n*r-» Kln< E^»»--
»«coad Et«<tn<? OSu::iv>u> » Virginia. tJilrd:
M M Julia F. White" Cni<». foart?
Ciaaa '.a ' quarter-tail* — - ■ on ?n- *•• -;
ponies under 14.3. to % rrv aitnJrntcn «•!■ •
or 150 pounds; purse. X.-... •- &£?]&* to *f.;"
lam Wilder «t>: Efi«M FT. ' ohen 3 Friac-'»
Prim, •econd. J. S. C— ay a?
SAEATOGA HA2TDICAP WEIGHTS.
■Weights for •.'-" Saratoga Handicap, to bm
run on Thursday. August 4. at Saratoga.
Springs, at one mile and a r:* r "** *■»•
been announced as foiiow?:
Fit! Herbert . 13.TLovtH» ...'...: tOX
Ballot .......... M PiaLtlM 1£»
Kin? James 12SjDtnr» K*»n •■ 10-*
OJarnbala 128 =tanW Fay . 1«;J
Mashette . ISSIBo^a ... • ■ ■-
nilarloua - 120,JeiT Bamateln.. . I«3
Firestone . . 12n;^auecrjp l««
Dalmatian .... ll»!-princp imperial .... !<>►
? ly . :;e 117 1 Fauntleroy I"* 1
Restifrouene . 117! Glucose *}■•
Sir John Johnson . . 1 13 i Quantico — . •»"♦
PriacUJlan ll4rEH<»n-a-D«Ji» ... <**
Joe Madden 114! Rocky OBrisn . . »*
Waldo tl3i Card ---- ■ ■•• &*
Sweep 113; Countless • ■
Bubbllm? V/ater ........ **;.
Gra.-mere ... ■'""' Van Dcr. •— »i
FMhton Plat* •-■■• '" \ Merry KntS&t —2
Wlnterjcreen .... TOT IV ola Boola •»♦
»M 10H! Keyhourrt -- '•
Gloria 106IG. M. m.::»' . g»
Caw ... tOSjSrtvestrla • ■
Decaota . '"•-
ENTRIES AT EMPIRE CITY.
: FIRST ftACE -F-.- x«r=e-yea.r-oids and up
wjri. non-winners of two races since July 4:
J4<!< ailrlsi. Six fcrlon?s.
i Billy Bodsmer 112' L« Sal!» - •£!
I Tubal H2lOllpy }"i
1 Tkmocc ITOlGal'.ey ste.-e U»7
:'.,ieinaJcfr 11'); May Amelia W>
Lisaro H«i Florirael 1"'
Doiniwa i- 110' • . , sgowaj IOT
Oti!irar«» I" 1 •Watch We 3^
Royal .^.ptiT.- ..no *Ma-- Brie" ■ al
! cECO.VD RA«7F.. i=eiltTJs: tor xnaftten trr«-ycar
olrls; S4Crt adcl'd. Fiv^ an.i a 6aJf lurlonipt. _
I — . Follies XV. ~~>trali ...:. tn.
1 Asnar "" r»ca -"-"-." I°7
j Old Hor I1«"<i S^iwtor Cali*r» in ~
! Sinn Feinn . 110' Hirconrt Jp»
! Flr«-nT)od . 11O> ■ \jr ?r» ...: T««
i Ml-welss .... 110: Busy 51>s . -■-• II*?
Music lOTJrffwra J«
X.is.'cay 10TF •Exc-H«Ece 1««
! Quincy -■r . tot ; «Gunsttck lOt:
Isabel I f; 7:
THIP.I> RArE — Handicap: for irea-yeat
an.l cpwarrJ- $600 Bddi M ml!« and
Iri^*.^:..,*^*,* k
•-■•'-"
i Prtnc Gal '■.-•■ 1£»
i Nimbus lU'Apach- ™*
'■ Ha^er tio; STwutaon — ?•
i Hamptrm Court 105 i XToodcrart ■ 92
j FOURTH RACE— THK EABTVI HANDT
CAP- for wr»-y«»ar-. ?aiirante«»i sros»
valu» «1.3(»>. Fiv- an.l 1 naif .-.oaa».
! D«na«r Mark K3 A^alfl V 7
i Pharaoh 114! Altamaha. v>*
; FIFTH RACE— Kor fslli?.<» and nara kf«a —a ■
old aiid upvrard; ron-winn«»r^ sine* July 4;
$IGO a.d<if^~ One ni!e.
! Zi»n«p ■ .. •'■'• Adrtuch- 1"S
' 'Arondack WTIXOnna V»>
i C*on?tPll*tion IC6! •* - c»«0r59. ....... '***
I Mobility ins Cro«sor»r ....»*
i R r «n"et M .^'//^-^lo3i'Huda» a SU)fer.. -/... **
Racniic; ■' ' ■ *" - ' ''
! Turf tar 103!
■ SIXTH R\CB— SVrr thr«»<^-y«ir-ol'5» and ..iwarc:
selling; c. ad.led. One mil* and a j!t
teentli. , *_
:T-r a^ injGlandow 1"2
i Arclt* U2;«AUc ; J^corse «
! Dul!car« Xi»}; Blundara *^»
! -ir Evelyn W*i ?Sawn»<? <*■>
i Star Actor . . Wl
•Apprentice allowance.
42D ST. *555 West: 4 sty brV. «xlfl<*.3 <pri">»
mt«. 350,000): Julr 2«: Hue aa •'" •*•*:
A-nanda V Holmes to Elia Necar-ulsn*r: $2.500;
address. 10!> East 70th st.
40TK =T. 127 West; 1 sty brk staßl*. 2?x
100.4 (prior mtg-. $2fl^uOO>: July 3 dne Ja.i
i">. 1911: ■■ p«-r cnt: Jennie M Beattia t.J Anni*
Davis; $2.7'»j: address, 4O 7th St.
*4TH < ". 3 Weal I sty brk. 13x102.2; J'^'T
25: due as per bond: Annie ITaThr tr> C-'y Real
Batata Co; $23.w0: adaress. 176 Broadwa.;-
1020 PT. 303 East: 5 sty brit. 25t72.10: .Tulr
26- 5 yrs- Ida'Gervertr et •! «■ John H. *r!»ar
inerhorn et al: «1>5,C«.»1: attcrners. Roosevelt **
KobbA. 44 Wai! St.
IKED ST .111 W»st. * sty frr*. 20xl0O.ll:
Julr 25: dv« Cot 21. 101U: Adelaide B Hldce*
to New York Life Insurance Co; *3.C00: ad
dress. 34t> Broadway.
10:: D ST. 13 West. 5 »rr brk. 27.fislO<) ?t
'prior mtz ?2.".. rt00) ; July 2.".: t yr. ..• cent:
William F Cornn ;o Uvin«stou W«tmor»;
$4,500; address. T. 4 Pin« st.
107 TH ST. 2f>r. '" •'-■ 3<>xl<>O.ll : Jalr "-1J:
1 yr. « p*r cent: Hennessy Realty Co to Senda-
Jarmulo-^rsky; »?0.00«»: attdr-sj. ■» Canal ■•
tirrn ST. •» East: 5 s'.y brU. 32.*t10P.11:
July 25: 3 yrs: Abraham Cook to Maria I,
TV!«ht: $£1000; address. U»-'» Broadrvay.
147 TH ST • 9. -">■ ft •« ef S! N"!cho!4» ay».
l«Hi>9.ll: p m; July "-5; 9 yrs: Margaret F*
Murphy to Lawyers' Title Insurance and Trust
Co; $I3.o«>rt: address. ISO Bri>s>t<var-
LTrtTH ST. n s. ■--■■ d 7th aye, 7Sx
Pft.ll: July 23- Irt yra. rt prr cen;: Chattn»!
Realty anil Construction Co to Narth Ameri
can Mortgage Co: $2«.t)0O; address. 100 BraaM
THE BRON*X.
BRYANT ST. n c cor of Freeman at, ,"t
100: July 25: ! M .- p*r bond: - « R«.»:ty
Co tv Oa«ano Zln^ales; $10,000; attorn«y.
Abram Gooilmaij. 32i> Broadway.
COMMONWEALTH AYE. • s. HO f: • of
ila;i»i st. 23x10<»; July S3; n yr»: Cart Gross
man to Stephen Parker: 54.0t)0: attorney.
Claries A Furthnaan. o<l aye nnii bmi st.
ELUSON AYE. c ». 32." ft • of Laitlnj ss.
2*xl-4.ti; Julj 2ft; 2 yra. 3S p«fr c<»nt; Tli«r.-«.»
Hoffman to William Seaman; $4,200; attorney.
James T Bunt. '. 'H> Broad
FT LTON AYE. 1333, 3J»xloi>: JuJj- Ifl; 3 jrr».
;t p*-r o«*nt; Jarob I Markowlts to Dontlaic^
Marsuilo: jrt.ooo: attorneys, Sass & Pow«ll.
2^i» Broadway.
I-OT Cli> to Sl4. map 134 lots Varian estate.
July 1: 3 yrs. s'-, p«*r tent; I^aac Mortta la
Lucy A Panfleld; $: ...... attorneys. Holm.
Whltlovte i Scari? 35 Nassau st.
I.OT 534. Mao Arden property at Ca«t Ches
ter: July I 1*:I 1 *: i yrs. 5H p*r cent: Geors« IX
.T.mas t«» • •inn X Meister; «<'■>>• attorney.
Edward J MeCsrtr, 204 M re ijt: ■ «t. Brooktr"-
PAUSAOB .WE. - • cor af Sauth st. IT2«
Sl2.Sx trres: July 2r.: <Jne Nov 1. 1:>10. « per
rent; Catherine d Ha' -- to Jan* E Taylor:
$1,000; attorney. Frederick L Taylor. 31 Xas
sao st.
niCHAKDSON AYE. s w cor of Kossuth avi».
I»h>xl3i»: July 23; dv" Nov 23. U»l2. 5H per
<s»nt; Herman Menaker to Christian RenSc»n:
«*.■.... attorney. Julius Hutderman. Ii ET
ton ava.
EUZAPETH ST. - s. 49. 1 ft « of*
City Island aye, lOOslOO; p m; July 23: dv*
May 25. 101 1. « p«r c*tl: Ali<>« r> Aronr«ld tn
Hamuel .1 Wood; ?3.<W»: adelresa. 2101 7Ui tie
TlslPS'>x FLACE. *«. 24.3 ft 9of 1 17 th m.
"l>. llsGS.l x lrreg: .July 33; ,1 y T s. ti per can::
Jan« O'Connor 10 R.>r>*. Harrison. %'i •».».
Contlnuett on truth rait*.
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