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uu 10 THE NEW YORK' TIMES. SATURDAY. 'APRIL 1C. 1.1 ON THE BASEBALL FIELD Opening Game at the Polo Grounds Called on Account of Rain. BOSTONS WERE IN THE LEAD thai Score Wu 3 to 2 When the Contest nded In the Third Inning 12,000 Person Present Cincinnati, Louisville, and Chicago Win.

Retails of Ltara Guiti Tn(rl7 Cincinnati. Cleveland. 2. LoulsriUe. 10- Plttsbura-.

8. Chicago, St. Louie, 1. New Tork cam wu called la the third inning account of rain. The PhUaitelphla-Drooklyn and Wahlnton-Baltlmore games were postponed on account of rain, i I Cibh Toaar Btoeton la New Tork.

Brooklyn In Philadelphia. Washington In Baltimore. Pittsburg in Louisville. Cleveland In Cincinnati. Chicago la 6t- Loula.

The baseball season wai ushered In at the Polo Grounds yesterday afternoon, but under very unfavorable conditions. A light rain, which began to fall shortly before the began, developed Into a downpour and caused the game to be called before three Innings had been finished. The score, when t'mplre Bnyder ordered the game stopped, was 3 to 2 In favor of the Bostons, but. as live Innings must be played, the same does Bot COHL Arrangements had been made for a grand opening. The stands were tastefully decorated and Meyer's Seventh Regiment Band was on hand to enliven matters for the early comers.

The threatening weather kept thousands away front the game, but did not dampen the ardor of about 12.000 per-' sons, who were on hand when the game began. The opening ceremonies were not unlike previous yars. The two teams lined up In front of the clubhouse about 3:30 o'clock. The Giants were clad In their new white Uniforms and black sweaters. Then came what the rooters termed" the opening march to victory.

The teams formed In line, the Giants on the left, and began the march to the grand stand, headed by the feand. At the opening strains of the music the -crowd on the bleachers beganto ap- rlaud, and the applause was taken up by he thousands in the grand stand. As the players neared the stand the enthusiasm burst into an uproar. The teams parted at the home plate, and then, drifting their caps, retired to the bench. The band, however, stopped at the home plate, and when the enthusiasm had subsided, rendered The Star Spangled Banner." This was a signal for another display of enthusiasm.

The Bostons were not long- In getting to their positions for preliminary practice. The diamond was soft and soggy. The ground around the pitcher's box and- bases was plentifully strewn with sawdust, but this did very little good. The New Yorks went about their preliminary work in a businesslike manner. The Game Begins.

The Bostons were sent into the field first. R. B. Talcott, the former President of the New York Baseball Club, tossed out a new ball, and the game began. Klobedanz, the Boston's crack left-hander, was sent In to pitch, since Manager Joyce had decided to use Doheny.

his best southpaw." Van Haltren sent a long drive to Hamilton In centre field, and when Tlernan stepped to the olate he received an ovation. He responded by driving the first ball pitched into right Held for one base. Joyce sent a high hit to Hamilton, but Davis rapped a long hit into right field for two and because of some very fast fielding Tlernan was compelled to halt at third. Gleason -then hit an easy bounder to Long, which the latter fumbled, and Tlernan crossed the plate with the first run. MeCreery was easily retired.

When Doheny went In to pitch he was compelled to use a very wet ball, and allowed Hamilton to reach first on four balls A passed ball advanced the Bostonlan to second. Tennev went out on a trrnnnrU.r tr Joyce. Duffy's hit rolled In front of the plate and Warner made a good throw to ursi, oui Joyce dropped the ball. Hamilton going to third on the mlsnlav Ark1 GPnroi) when DufTv hit tq MeCreery. After Hart-ttian and Warner were retired in the second Inning Doheny reached second base on Long's high throw to first after recovering his grounder and went to third on a passed ball, scoring on Van Haltren'sibasehit Into Mpht.

Tlernan also hit safely, but Joyce ended the Innins with a irrnnnrioi- in t. wy' Jle were easily retired In the ptTvunu inning, as were the New Yorks in mcir nan oi-ine tnird. Bala DrrirkM the Crowd. The rain Increased when the Bostons went In for their half of the third, and the crowd In the open stands, who by this time were thoroughly drenched, began to yell at the-timptr to call the game. He paid little attention to their cries and ordered the game to continue.

The grounds were thoroughly soaked, and as the ball was almost too wet to handle it became evident that a clean game was out of the question. Doheny could not control the wet ball, and gave Hamilton and Tenney a base on balls. Then he made a wild pitch, and when he did finally locate the plate Long hit safely, sending In two runs. DufTv hit to Gleason. who threw to first so quickly that Long as caught between the bases, but while chasing him up and down the line Davis roade a poor throw, spoiling a chance for a double play.

Davis again lost a chance for a double play a few minutes later when, after recovering Collins's grounder and retiring second he sent the ball to first to complete a double play, but the throw was too low. After Collins reached second on a passed ball the game was called. The New Yorks outbatted the Bostons making four hits, to the Bostons' two. The latter probably would not have scored had It not been for Doheny's inability to pitch He ave three bases on balls, all of which netted runs eventually. same teams will play at the Polo Grounds to-day.

OTHER. LEACCE GAMES. Laalsrllle. IOj Plttsbarg, 3. LOUISVILLE.

April Colonels be-an the championship season with a victory over the Pittsburgs by a score of 10 to 3. A street parade took place before the game, and Mayor Weaver tossed the first ball across the plate. Although the home team had little practice In the preliminary season, they managed to outplay Pittsburg at almost every point. Cunningham pitched a rood game, keeping the visitors' hits well scattered. He also fielded his position In fine style, Klllen pitched good ball In all but the third inning, when the home team batted out six runs.

There were many brilliant plays, the most notable being Nance's one-handed catch of a long fly and a fine stop by Rltchey. The fielding of Cun-ringnam and Ely was also a feature. It clean game in all respects, and tha double-umpire system gave entire satisfaction to the 10,000 spectator. Score: ...0 6 0 0 0 1 0 iio PUUburg 0 1 1 0 0 0,1 08 Base hits Louisville, 18; Pittsburg. 13.

Errors -LwiUvllle Ptttabunr. 2. rtVAeV-SulS- Hi nd Wilson: Pittsburg. Klllen and Sehrtrer. Umpire Mr.

Cuahman. Assistant Vmyin-Mr. Heydler. -rann. Assistant fan, t'mjrfre Mr.

McDonald. Assistant Umpire Mr. CUar. ClaelaaatL 3 ClevelaeL2L CINCINNATI. April 15.

Though the weather was a trifle chilly, over 11.000 people were crowded In the stands at League Park tins afternoon, to witness the first game of the season. Mayor Taft made a brief address to the players and tossed the ball from the stand. The Clevelanda lost because they were outplayed. Burkett's hitting was the only feature; Burkett of the Clevelands left for Worcester. to-night, where he was called to the deatb- oca oi cis child.

Boors: Cincinnati ......0 11 Cleveland 0 0 1 Base hits Cincinnati. Cleveland," B. Errors Cincinnati, Cleveland. 8. I Batteries Cin cinnati.

Hreitensteln and Pelts; Cleveland. Young and O'Connor. Umpire Mr. Swart wood. Assistant Umpire Mr.

Wood. i. i 03 TEN EYCK REFUSED AT HENLEY. Tke Regatta Committee Acts Cider a Rale Which. Docs XotjReaalr It to Give LONDON, April 15.

Secretary Cooper today informed The Associated Press that the Henley Regatta Committee has decided to refuse the minr Ton pir vA a oarsman, under Rule X. which reads: xne committee shall have power to refuse or return an entry up to the time of starting, without being bound to assign a SUICIDE OF FLORENCE BUELL She Accases a Kew York Maa, bat He Deales Her Charge Against Him. Josephine Buell, the sister of Florence Buell, who committed suicide at the Young Women's Christian Association. 74 West One Hundred and Twenty-fourth Street, Thursday night, by taking arsenic, arrived rrom Clinton, yesterday to take chargs of her sister's body. Sne said that Florence had been despondent for some time over a love affair, her engagement to a young- man of Clinton having been suddenly broken a year ago, neither of the parties disclosing the cause for it.

She had spent little thne at home since then, making frequent visits to friends in Haven, Boston and this city. Miss Buell said her father. was a wealthy and Influential cltUen of Clinton, and that her mother was dead. The dead girl left her home for the last time ten days ago, without saying where she was going. Her body was taken to Clinton after the autopsy had been performed.

It was learned yesterday that a man's card, attached to a piece of paper, which read as follows, was found In the woman's room after her death: Please send for him If anything happens to me. as he Is the man who blasted my life a year ago, and has made my home ao unhappy that father must know It all now. My sinter's address Is Chrissle. 1.31B Chapel Street. New Haven.

Conn. I'm so discouraged and despondent that I ran stand It any longer and have taken something to end it all. The owner of the card. Leon H. Hurtt of TO Fifth Avenue, formerly of 317 West End Avenue, called on Coroner Bausch yesterday and said he could not understand why she had accused him.

He met her eight years ago in Clinton, and about two years ago she expressed a desire to go on the stage as a midget, being only about three feet tall, but Hurtt told her she was too old and not suited to the stage. Three weeks ago she came to him again and asked for a loan to prepare herself for the etage. but he refused it. She came several other times and he gave her $10, which Is all, he said, he ever loaned her. He met he- on a train about a week ago on her way to New Haven to see her sister, and she was still desirous of going on the stage.

The last time he saw her was last Saturday, when ehe went to his office to borrow some money again, but he refused. GERMAN WAR RELICS BURNED. Uniforms, Guns. Swords. arH Go Up la Flames.

One hundred soldiers' costumes, a number of rifles, bayonets, and swords, relics of the Franco-Prussian war, and the property of Otto ABChe, were destroyed by fire early yesterday morning In Asche's apartments at 10 Avenue A. Asche, who has been in this country only a few months, brought the relics from Oermany, and used them to costume the eighty men whom he employed to give exhibitions of scenes from the Franco-PrussiauwWar. About 4 o'clock he lighted an oil stove to heat some water, and fell asleep. A few minutes later he was awakened by the crackling of flames, and found the room ablaze. Before he could escape his hair was singed.

The firemen were summoned, and succeeded in confining the flames to Asche's apartments. One hundred dollars will cover the loss to the building, while Asche estimatss his loss at Chlcaaro, 2 St. Leals, 1. ST. LOUIS, April 15.

Chicago and St. Louis played a masterly game of ball before 10.000 people at Sportsman's Park this afternoon. It was a pitchers battle, both Taylor and Griffiths being la fine fettle, Chicago Played a beautiful game tn the field, and St. Louis supported Taylor In great shape. The visitors won through timely hitting.

8u' Louis had a chance to tie the score In the ninth Inning, but Cross was caught napping at first base. Score: St. Loui 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11 Chicago 0 0 1 0 1 0 08 Base hits St. Loula, Chicago, T. Errors Louis.

Chicago 1. Batteries St. Louis. Tajrkar aad Cugdea; -Chicago, UruStas and Doaa- Clalms Custody of Her Danarhter. Cornelia Babbitt has begun a suit In the Supreme Court against Sarah Barnes to recover damages fur the alienation of the affections of her husband.

Charles J. Babbitt, and in the hearing of the habeas corpus proceedings before Justice Freedman yesterday, involving the custody of the 15-year-old daughter of the Babbitts, counsel for Mr. Babbitt asked that a referee be appointed to take testimony in the proceedings, as the parties to the suit desired to avoid publicity. According to the story recounted by the lawyers. Mrs.

Babbitt was adopted from an Institution by Mrs. Barnes when but seven months old. Some years ago she married Charles Babbitt, two children a boy and a girl, being bom to the couple. In June, 1897, Babbitt left his wife the latter opening a private school for girls and taking care of the two children. On April 7 last Habblit.

it Is alleged, went to his wife's home and stole his little daughter Mary, taking her to the Buckingham Hotel, where he has been living. Mrs Barnes also lives at the Buckingham. Counsel for Mr. Babbitt claimed that the child had elected to live with him of her own free will, and that there was no foundation for the charges that Mrs. Barnes had alienated Babbitt's affections.

Justice Freedman. after hearing argument, decided to leave the child in Babbitt's custody pending the report of the referee. Car Kills a Track Driver. A fatal collision between a truck and Bayonne Car No. 23S of the Consolidated Traction Company's line occurred in Jersey City at 4 A.

M. yesterday, Ira Ploss, the driver of the truck, being killed. He was employed by Bartlett Co. of the Lafayette hog abattoir, and was taking a load of Slaughtered hrtca tn ma.lr.. It- the trolley tracks and it Pearsall Avenue was overtaken by the car.

James Hurlev the motorman, says he rang the gong, but Ploss paid no attention. Then, Hurley says, he lost control of the car, which ran Into the rear end of the truck. Ploss was irora ms sear ana leu.Detween the of wlieh Is believed to have kicked him in the head, as his skull was fractured. He died before an ambulance luiuuraow. nuney was arrested but was subsequently paroled.

Foe Caaslasr the Death of W. H. Blgga John Frost was arrested resterdav after. noon for causing the death of; William H. Biggs, an electrotyper living at 203 West One Hundred and Forty-first Street T.t Tuesday Biggs went to his home feeling weng rrom loss or blood, and later he died He told his wife he had been struck on the jw- vy a iim ii wnose name ne aid not know in the Slrrvt-npr nH Union, on Pearl Street.

It was found! tbat iii Disss mrienes naa neen broken I the KlOV Tti nnllM v. tuv uaiiir a qi severs witnesses wKa sav strike Biggs. Frost says he is twenty-two jrcaia viu. wu muses 10 give nis aaaresa Sew Jersey Coart of Pardoas. The New Jersey Coirt of met in Jersey City yesterday behind closed doors.

Gov. Voorhees presided. After the session adjourned the clerk announced that the board had paroled John Knox of Oumbi land County, who was sentenced to State prison in January. 1S9C. for twenty years tor muruer in me second degree, and cad pardoned William C.

HouselL who was an. tenced to fifteen years in June, 1S02, for a Durgiary committed, in New Brunswick. IN THE Deallaa- bat Private Coatraet Malaly Cemfi to the Part of 1-ie flve-elory Bikty. the L. J.

Merkel Gives a. Dlauaer. The malting and brewing Interests of the entire country were represented at a dinner given at Trainer's last evening by Louis J. Merkel, Vice President of the Kraus-Mergle Malting Company of Milwaukee, in celebration of his fiftieth bitrhday. Improvement.

Cirle W. M- Brothers two West One Street, 39. change th side of Amsterdam volved In 9140.000. cleared of diate H. to BenJamS and stone Hundred 100.11.

thai ment th4 dwelling teenth St J. ClarerJ Mrs. Land. plot on the orty-sevdn bins Aven James ton. to three five-f West One each 25 bjl 1 he same McCormaH about northwest Flfty-seco Harnett St Currier and stone Forty-i Tim Nioholbend north side Street, Xfewman has sold for Oppenhelmer Veith, to Moore Brothers, the fhus.

with stores. 49 and 51 Hundred and Twenty-fifth by 100. The buyers g-ive In ex-plot of four lots on the sooth first Street. 100 feet east of Avenue. The total amount tn- the transaction Is reported at Sizty-flrst Street lots will be rock and made ready for imme- ahd rtet -sevanth pufch Three five by the Jones 2.10 and frame dw East One three-storit 25 by 48 Myer Hi dred and recently The Ernst to Tony A on the ea One Hum Hundred In the day Jamesl Charles s.

teres in ctrtra D. Phoerli closure, to four-story Street. rl part there ening or Peter to the pla ror 1.S0 the three 1C0 West respective! to James respectivel flats S'J. Thirty-six has sold for Richard Wolf, Franklin, the five-story brick apartment house 24 West One Eighteenth Street, 25 by 80 by purchaser giving in part pay- three-story brownstone-front East One Hundred and Slx- 16.8 by 51 by 100.11. Davles Co.

have sold for a rs, to Ryan McFarran, the north side of One Hundred and th Street. 7 feet east of Rob- 75 bv 7. alsh has sold for Josephine Dal- Tanner, for about f.o.otw, tne torv double flats. 47. 4'J.

and 51 Hundred and Fourteenth Street, SH by 1O0. broker has also sold ror uncoin to Goodman Brothers, for O. the four-storv flat, with store, corner of Eighth Avenue and Street. 23 by Co. have sold for the Bradley Company, the three-story brick it a East one Hundred ana i Street.

25 by by 1. have sold for W. Wise, to S. the Dlot. lOO bv OH.

11. on the of One Hundred and Forty-fifth feet east of the Boulevard, tory double flats will be erected haiier. liailey have sold to W. K. Buiby til Jeflerson Avenue, two-story lings, 25 by 4t) by also, B22 Hundred and Forty-second Street, and basement frame dwelling, man has sold 77 East One Hun-irst Street, one of the houses bought of Frances J.

Schnugg. (t-Marx-Nathan Company has sola Itlert. for improvement, three lots side of Third Avenue, between and Seventy-third and One Seventy-fourth Streets. Building Salesroom yester- L. Wells sold.

In foreclosure, to Daley, for a one-half ln- four-story brick building, with xth Avenue, JO by 05. Ingraham Co. sold. In fore- J. W.

Ketcham. for the stone-front building 8 Howard 111.3 by 51.4 by 112, except the taken by the city lor the wld-Street. pleyer Co. 60ld, in foreclosure. ltiff, the German Savings Bank, 31.2.V.

and respectively. ve-story brick flats lis, Kt. and lnety-sixth street. l. -3.

and lit. by loo.s; also In foreclosure, Barney, for and the two four-story stone-front nd East One Hundred and Street, each 25 by luo. ed hd Tfinity Elm THE BCILDIXG DEPARTMENT. List of Plti 1 Ekst No. flat, with Feinberg Bernstein Third Avi One Hundred a two-storKr 14.

by 4C owner; J. architect; No. t2 brick flat Ruff of 22f ser Kobl Avenue, Nos. story bricM 25.10 by Charles R1 tect; cost Nos. 003 two flvc- wlth store Wlelandt.

Street, arcli No. 11 flat, with berg, ow X25.0U0. No. 35 brick flat Fay A architect No. 67 brick bus! Brinley of Gollner of 05.0110.

No. 2.1 Iron and T. J. owners; Hundred tects; cost, Jerome of Cromwdll storage Ises, own and Forty arcnitect; one south side nue. for a James SchWa tect; cost, Nos.

22: story an Fliess of owner; eenth Sti Nos. 3S2 four-story Mrs. Jose Of iO Pe No. IOJ four-story Berge of owner; $2,400. No.

230 brick sto Philade East Twc 3.J0. Nos. 3 an el bulldlnc: Nassau St tect; cost One northwes two-story company, cost, S5U0. Recorded Elizabeth AVENT 1UO: and anoth iJiAX.Ml of loot a wife to other BLOOM I of looth wir tn CIA STO and wif Dawson Av, zixtt tv to St. 25x11x1 map oornel and anoth iNCK 1 on of and DEUAN St.

2ox map of Thomas Cornel I DOWNIN st. a.a H. Van EAST lSJT honey nnlh, ELM ST luo: James ESSEX Mosea ESSEX feld and ESSEX trt ESSEX pert Essex and Moses FORD fe St. 100; A v. William I-EXIN ST.

or a. 1S31 LEXINGTON lam H. maa Madison 23.8x34; A. MADISON 10029 7 ecu tars. REAL ESTATE FIELD City Auetloa Sale.

ns Filed for ew Structures and Alterations. enry Street, for a six-story brick tore, 24.1 by 70.B; Friedman tirt Monroe Street, owners: M. (architect; cost, $23,000. Mue, west side, 0.1 feet north of and Twenty-eighth Street, for steel and iron switch tower, Manhattan Railway Coraoanv. Waterhouse of 15 Broadway.

tost. Fourth Street, for a six-storv with store. 25 bv P0: Joserh East Tenth Street, owner; Kurt- i or aeventn street and Third hitects; cost. $23,000. 10 Rutgers Street, for four slx- nats, with stores.

25 bv 78 and Fay Stacom. owners: r.tz of 153 Fourth Avenue sj-ehl. and East Sixth Street for ory and basement brick flats. by 00: J. Roth and Michael wners; Max Muller of 12 Centre itect; cost, street, for a six-storv brick ores.

24 by 75; Friedman Fein- .11. Bernstein, architect; cost. efferson Street, for a six-story with itnrea Or. Kv DQ auu io, Slacom, owners; Charles Rents, CU51, arren Street, for an eight-story less building. 25 by 81; Caroline 150 Nassau Street architect; costj Third Avenue, for a one-storv me shop and shed.

24 by 23; V. Purdv of 2 lur Thlr-rf J. Waller rf OTK Fo. rL Ind Twenty-fifth Street, archi- venue, west side, 300 feet north Avenue ror a one-story frame 16 by 12; John Carroll, prem- 1 Paltr af lit UUIIUI TT 1 sixth Street and T-hli-rt tost. $4.

Ired and Seventv-sevenf stnt 150 fiet West nf Prnnv.tola one-story frame phop. 2i) by 12; warti. owner: C. Thsa rohi. Hike -ns 11 fa H- lunkl Alterations.

and 230 Front Street, to a five- basement storenousp; W. M. 54 West Plftv-ievanlh Btnut H. Hall Co. of 131 West Elght- arcnitecis; cost, and 384 Bleecker Street, to two brick tenements with bia.a.

phA. Budke, owner; J. Pantrburn Street, architect; cost, West Twenty-eighth Street, to a ones: srucuo but dlna-: R19h1.H1 11 West Twentv-eiB-ht Hipui diaries E. Reid. architect: PAnt' Eighth Avenue, to a and dwellinir: Mnrv rimv.

Iphla, owner: P. F. Brotran of 11a siy-miro- otreet, architect; cost 7 West Twenty-ninth Street, to StOry blick nfflr orH Bancroft Realty Company of 32 klfiiio uooayear, archi- fdred and Eighty-ninth Street i ai s. Avenue, to a frame barn; American Express I fllt'TtOlt In xveia, arcnitect; ever-st Etat Transfers. Friday.

April 15. a 43.3 ft a of 6th St. 23.7s th Baver to Bernhard uu. ier lllam Cummlng. and an- GpALii "ROAD! "ft T.

1T7. Vsidore kaoi.A to BeUIe Wolf S. 2O0 ft of 'i-'rvrtt Miller 1 corner nf TVIinrav Kr LAN, aaaj te Estate of William K.lr.r- V. Cronln to Morrla Goldberg ST. corner nf riu 10l: Delanrer St.

i.t Estate of winisn, A- McOraw and P. Omnln F- 1 ft 'olf' Bedford 9: Cornelia iej .7. jf1 of Lot map oV the Vti- it 1. -'IIlu; Daniel Ma- wi.c ui nrary a. VVoif aad" 1.000 2Ti0 ft of Brooroe St "iax podd.

.77. .77 .7. 10 'ncus lowenfeld and another. i.oxri.o: rnncus La wen-other to Oabiiel Moses 11, 24.8x87.8: Stenhen Aiardlan to Gabriel MosesTTT. rl 1T1 9A ae- t.

Tk a others to Gabriel' Mosea i. msi.o; uaroara Kramer to uabciel Karris ST to ST, ST by ST nd ST. anotaer, aOO ft'ir "if '-W-iviil'V lo.x2lxl07.; also Ford St. un Xer Av. S5xlU0: also Ford or Webater Av.

25x t. a. Sum xl04 David Shuldiner and wlla to im tuoane and GTOK AV, a. 61 ft nf Both fltwmn 10 wuilam 4.703 11.159 4.7M Jaiob AV 1 K-Jl llall and wife to Barah Rotb- TJ -7 tain c. nry Dais and wife to Mania 100 10 ex- vjuiver ana snot per 34.000 MAIDEN LANE.

Emma C. Joorgensea ana uoum, innuej, to Andrew B. itocers and another MAIDEN LAKE; 78; Emma C. Joonren- sen ana anotner to Andrew B. MAPUC HT.es.

Lot map of VULag of jernae, znn nam, zdxkjo; Ueorg Penruson and wife to AMa-all Purdv. KAPLB BT. it. Lot B5. snap of New VIV- of Jerome, J4th Ward, 25x100: Frank W.

Buck, referee, to George D. Fersusoo. MONROE ST. a s. Lot L047.

nun of Hendrlck Rutrera. 23.4s XL Mnrk 9-1 r. block: Herbert T. Ctonaer to CUrence OAKTREB n'w "corner of RuVha at, w.iii.o; uouts Klckwort aad wife to Wlnslow E. Rusbr ORCHARD ST.

158 and 180. BOxXT.gzRav becca Kallscner to Anwusttis PrmtlnL. PERRY tT. 84. 20rWS.2x2uv.3; Elixa Mo- itornf 10 Koaciumg PITT ST.

a. ft of DeUnrey St. zi.ioxi'sj; norm rnedroaa to Samuel GolHbers-er 7 PROSPECT AV. s. 342 ft of Samuel ft, 22x100; Michel a Fsrxhlrfl to wrh FucaIdo BEAR LOTS 210.

211. J12. 813, 214, 2jd. ana iio. map or 230 lota adjoining Bedford Park: William Millar and wife to Robert Beerie ST.

GEORGE CRESCENT, a a. Lot 62. map or property of George F. and H. B.

Opdyke; John Hert and wife to William H-erle WKSTCHESTER AV. a s. 190.3 ft or wales at. iwXi9.I1x Irregular: Emllle A. Nones to WUhelmtna E.

3D AV. 712. 2Ox0; Thoirms F. Donnellr. referee, to Byram L.

Winters 4TH AV, s. 21 ft of K7th St. Ix70: f'nnrsi H. Masemann to Rita Uiiminn 0TH AV, corner of 17th St. 02x175: M.

K. P-ne. as executor, to Charles A. Jr 8TH AV. 2.m1 and WH100: John W.

Meyer and wife to William O. Vander Rcest 10TH AV. s. 2.3 ft of 17th St. 40 1: Martin Uraney and wife to Patrick H.

Keahon 10TII AV, s. 73.11 ft of 100th 2.1x64.6; Hloimlnglale Road, s. Till ft of 100th St. 23x the State Trust Company, as guardian, to William and another 10TH AV. a corner of EM St.

23.6x75; tiuKQ and another, executors, tn Mary McKntecart 10TH AV. corner of i3d St. 25.x7?! tiuKrt iuniwiomB ana outers to Haiy McEnt-Kart A 15TH ST. s. 3i3 ft of 2d At.

3i4x 114; Emma C. Uorham to William Oar-rett 17TH ST. a e. Ixt 27. map of Rapelyea.

17.4xiWxl7.4x7O.10; Charles Myer to Veronlka Tarlacli 21ST ST. s. 1K1.4 ft of Sth Av. 16.8s Eda Meal to Mary Tlernan 24TH ST. s.

80 ft of 7th At. 20x: Julius J. L.yons and wife to Georgs S. Adam 4STH hT, s. l.3 ft vf 6'h At.

i ls.3; Koswell D. Jlatch to John Doming: 4STH ST. 133 ft of 6th At. 20x H.5; Rolert H. Hatch and another to John Doming 4TH ST.

s. 222.2 ft of 5th At. 222x Joseph Strouse to Thomas Stokes. K'TH ST. 7.

140 ft of Central Park West. 20x100 5: Catherine M. Yoengllng, to Martrarethe Muller 76TH ST. West. Sarah E.

Martin to Alexander Barre ROTH ST, US West. Alonxo B. Klsht and wife to Henry S. SOTH ST. s.

208 ft of 2d Av. l.llx 12.2; George G. Fry, referee, to Thomns Ecan 821 ST, s. 137 ft of Central Park West. lKxluO; Amelia Krauas to Frede- ria Aschton 84TH ST.

s. 2D ft of Went Esd At. Cx0.2; Harry W. Parker and wife to Frank I. Parker 84TH ST.

s. 221.8 ft of 2d Av. 5 Ox Herman Zuke to Marv A- r. knelt e. R3TH ST.

s. ft of 1st Av. 12 12 2: I-ena W. Rlcse to Iatrlck Hyland. SOTH ST.

137. s. 233.6 ft of Amsterdam Av. 2J.Jxl00 Jacob Jung and nnother to Georite Raymond 9.1I ST, s. 131.

6 ft of 4th At Cx 11.8: William H. Schaefer to William O. Sloan and others tttl ST. a. 131.6 ft of 4th At ftfix I0O.8: William O.

Sloane and others to David Shuldiner 04TH ST. ft r.f Amsterdam Av. l'xi'2 3 to Apthnrr-'s Lnne. or road, 17.2xHl Edward Kochkeller to Edward P-aer 9fiTH ST. s.

373 ft of Amsterdam Av. 10Oxlon.11; James R. Torrence, referee. Edward Hlrsh and 7TH ST. 131.

s. tl ft of loth Av. 10x100.11; Cyrille Carreau to Rachel I-rf-vjr 113TH ST. s. 100 ft of 6th Av.

23x l')11; Motrta Goldstein to Max Weln-S'ein 113TH ST. 100 ft of 5th Max Welnsteln to James Butler 114TH ST. 33. s. 303 ft of 6th Av.

25x100.11; William G. Webber to Robert Maywald 114TH ST. 130 ft of 5th SOx loo.ll: John Kehoe and wife to J. Arthur Fischer 115TH ST. s.

223 ft of 1st Av. 23x 100.11; Salvatore Dl Errlco to Uaetano Rlcclo 11KTH ST. a. 210 ft" "of 'cih' lOOx 100. 11: Reut-en Mapelsden, referee, to Clarence J.

Hartley 110TH ST. as. 113 ft of Park A v. 25x Edward Downey to August Zan-xl and others 1K.TH ST. s.

113 ft of Park Av. 23x ion. 11: August Zanxig and others to Edward Dtjwney ST. a. 547 6 ft of 3d Av.

"l2i Hi'll: Edward E. McCaU. referee, to Fannie I. Stuwesant 142D 3T. s.

11.9 ft of 7th Av. 16.8x W.ll: Emily Parr to Henrv O. 130TH ST. 417 West. 23x8; William H.

Ie to Oliver C. Moore and 1SHTH ST. 541 West. 14.9x99 11; Charles C. Mulholland to Peter J.

Klnslg lfilST ST. s. 03.11 ft of Melrose Av. Catharine A Lnwerre to Thnmas R. Iwerre and another 10.VTH ST.

s. 100.10 ft of Brook At. 23xH: Daniel P. Inrraham. referee.

tr Charles J. Ohermayer 1R3D ST. s. isn.4 ft of Washington At. le.Sxiki: Henry Boak, trustee, to Eugenic Boak 1K3D ST.

a. Lot IS. map of Adams-ville. Fnrdham. 8tx1ft.2rBOx1 2: Emma Peasley and another to William H.

Van Steenbergh 66.000 830 12.000 1 10 19.000 14.500 3,000 1.123 1 16.930 1 420 1 100 7.800 30,000 1 3,700 B.250 12.300 1 1 26.000 i COJWO 1 100 1 930 10 13.000 12.000 60.000 2300 14.000 -100 100 6.000 1 1 13.300 1 1.700 1 Recorded Leases. LEC.GETT. Anna to Mendel Zagat; lth Av, 3 years $1,600 nun, vt 1111am to Bronx Horough Hark; 731 and 7.tt Tremont Av. 3 years. SHEA.

John, to Williamson A Bryan; 3d Av. corner of 147th St. 9 years WOTTEN. William C. and another, trustees, to John 8ha; 3d Av.

corner of 14 in st, a years 2.340 SO0 1.200 Recorded Mortgages. ADAMS. George to Sarah M. and Gertrude Morrison; a of 24th St. 80 ft of 7th Av, 3 years ADAMS.

Georve 8., to Julius J. Lyons; a of 24th St. 80 ft of 7th Av. 6 years. BKERL.E.

Robert, to Andrew J. Dalton; rear part of Lots 2i9 to 2 111. map of 230 lots adjoining Bedford Park: also Lta 312 and 513. map of New York City Private Park, and St. Oeorge's Crescent, s.

Lot of same map. 3 years BELLINGER. VVIl.lam to Joseph M. Strong and another: of NOth HI. 181 ft of Amsterdam Av.

1 year BLCMEXTHAL Babette. to Dora render; of With St. 130 ft of Madison At. demand BROWN. Robert to the Mutual Life Insurance Company: of 3J Av.

150 ft of Spring Place. 1 year CHILVER. John and Ellas T. Abber-ley to Samuel Riker and another, executors, A c. corner of Madison and James Sts 3 years C1MING.

William. and another to Frederic J. Mlddlebrook of Amsterdam Av. 73.11 ft of 100th St. 1 DARRAGH.

Sarah, to Emit abler and others, executors, of 105th St. 413.6 ft of Amsterdam At. 8 years DE LONG. Emma to Woman's Has-pltal In the State of New Tork; of St. 105 ft of Lexington Av, 1 vear.

DEWEY. Martin to Cornelia L. Marshall; 933 Madison At, corner of 75th St. 114 years DORAN. Patrick, to Mary Delancy; or v.

asninrton At, 1M ft of lS8th St, 3 ynrs E'iAX. Thomas, to George Ehret: a a of ooth St. 2iiB ft of 2.1 Av. 1 year F. FOEH REN BACH COMPANY and Frank and Michael Foehrenbach.

Indl-vldually. to New York County National Bank: of 4Sth St. 275 ft of loth Av; of 4th St. 225 and 230 ft of 10th Av; also out-of-town property; secures notes FOEHRF.NRAC1I. COMPANY, and F.

and Michael Foehrenbach, individually, to New York County National Bank; a a of tilth St. 275 ft of loth Av: 4th St. a s. 250 ft of loth At, and of 46th St. 225 ft of 10th At.

secures note FORSTER. Frederick to Henry G. Trevor; of Sth At. 20.11 ft of 116th St. 6 years Joseph, to East Side Co-operative Building and Loan Association; of Prospect At, 242 ft of Samuel St.

Installments FrsOAt.DO. Joseph and Emilia, to Ml-chele Tarchln: a of Prospect Av, 243 of Samuel St. 8 years GOLDBERG. Morris, and Nathan Bchaa-cupp to Cornelius F. Cronln; corner of and Goerck Sts; also a of Delanoey St.

Lot 40, map of Batata of Wlllllam Edgar, 5 years GOLD RG ER. Samuel, to Simon E. Bernhelmer and another; 1 Forsyth St and Bavarl 8t. leasehold, demand OOLDBERGER. Samuel, to Moms Friedman: a of Pitt St.

133.6 ft of Delanoey St. Installments GORSCH. Arthur, to Eleonorm E. Hurtt-man; a of 114th St. 455 ft of 6th At.

years GORSCH. Arthur, to Agnes H. Mohni'n's of 114th St. 435 ft of 6th At, 3 years. HART, Emliy to the New York Life Insurance Company; a of Park Av.

19 ft of 3bth St. 6 rears HARTLEY. Clarence to Joseph Levi, trustee; of 118th St. 210 ft of 5th At. 1 HARTLEY.

Clarence to Joseph LeVY trustee a of 118th St. 210 ft of 5th At. 1 year HARTLEY. CUrence to Joseph CL LeVi' of 118th St. 210 ft of 5th Av.

2 months HAJ KT. Mary to Marietta Coffin; a of Boston Post Road. Lots 4. 6. 7.

aad 11. map of sub-divlslosi of property of Ana Harey, 2 years 4,607 4,803 1.000 2,700 2.000 4,000 17.000 10.000 20.000 2.000 33.000 1.000 960 21.000 6.000 21.000 2.250 (50 83.000 .400 LOOO 13.000 13.000 45.000 15.000 10,000 k.000 S.S00 HENNINO, Wllhelmlna B. and Walter 10 ermine A. Mooes: a a of westcaeater AT. 190.3 ft of Wales At.

1 Tear 23.600 HERMAN, SI moo. to East Rlvar SaTtngs Institution; 128 East 61st Bt, 1 year HERMAN, Simon, to East River Savings institution; East 61st St. 1 Hsrasaa 8,000 6,000 L500 4.000 1 a.800 HINES. Maria, to Gottllab and eppto; of lsota St. 13 fl of Aodnboa Av.

1 tors. KEAHON. Patrick to Martin Oraaayi i ana iiv iuu AT, 1 ROVER. Konrad. and Robert r.

Setffert to tteeeo owllllm and another, oxeco-tors. a of UMth St. 316 ft of Courtlaadt Av. demand LAN DON, Edward to Title Qoaranteo ana xrasx company; aiast Hto at. avs m-m a a a a asaaBaaoa sssS.000 LEVY, Rachel, to Hudson City Savings Institution; 226 East Bt, i year LOCO LEVY, Rachel, to Cyrtllo Carreau; 131 nest vim rt.

1Z.0W MACDONALD, Josephine, to William 1 Hloodrood. executor. Ac a of nwta St. 307 ft of West End A v. 8 SI 000 MrCABE.

Mary A. and Thomas to 1 Oeora-e J. Schamberger; of Gonver- 1 neur St. 49.2 ft a of Henrr aoOO McCOOU Marie L. B-.

to James M0C00I; I a corner of Amsterdam Av and 87Ua 1 St. rears aanO McENTEOART. Mary, to James Everard; corner 10th At and 63d at a an rjoa MICHAELS Betty and Mayer, to Sylves- 1 it rope ana another, trustees, 132 1 Edgecombe At. 8 Tears 14 OOO MIDDENDORF. Henry, to the New Tork ravings liana; a of 130th St.

200 ft Of Lenot. Av. vears 1 ADO MIIJ.ER. Barbara, to Frederick McCar- i tny; of Dawson St. 2H0 ft of I Lea-eett Av.

5 years 1 KnO HOLLER, Christian, to Marie Winter- rottom; 443 West 36 th St. 5 years 1. 000 MOSES. Gabriel, to Ambrose Ely; 171 OWENS. Patrick Henry" Norton i ana oiners.

executors, c. corner of Trasdaie Place and Caldwsli Av a itnAn PHILLIPS. Wendell C. to Nathan A. Mossman: 334 Madison Av ve iMn PHILI.Il'B.

Wendell to the Oerm.n i Savlna-s Bank of New York; 330 Madison I Av. 1 rear so mi I "T'lt to i-narie 11. Heimburg; 331 East 5Uth St Installment. PRENTICE- Augustus, to Rebecca Kal- icner; ton ana loo orchard bt, one-half RACTH. Jacob, to Emanuel Arnstelii a or itn St.

107.0 ft of 4th At. one-half vear Alfred F. In thl lork. and Suburban Co-operative Building. and I an As social Ion.

corner of Steb- Mfls Av and Jennlnss St imiiiimMi, leu Oaetano. to Salvatori De Ki-rlco: a oi u.itn xt. zrix ft or t.t av WHI II ROrfERT. S-phla. to the 'oernian Savings Tru.k.

1 4 ana ist av, i year. Its ii m. in KOOERS. Andrew' aii'd" RunyoW 'p'ra'tt to Minnie p. c.

Meyer, aa guardian: 78 and Milriet n. ROTHMAN. Sarah, to Ernst Trtbelhorn i iminxion av. 01 It of VJth St. yerB it 000 ROTHMAN.

Sarah, to Ernst Trtbelhorn; ui LxiBsron av. ill rt of uuth tit a SCHMIJCK. Herman." and' Mlc'haei Mont'sg 'ouo: a oi liztn St. 2tl3. 1 8 ft a of 7th Av.

(three mortl Werkes; 141 East 83d St. 8 years 00O SCHROKDER. tleorge. to Errogrant i'nl ousmai Tlngs Bank; of 118th St. ft -f 8fh Av 1 vwe AAA SCHROEDER.

Thsvl v.ww Bank: of 118th k22-' of hth At, 1 year 10 000 SCHWEERS. Cord to Ron Wen I ox twin t. 144.6 rt of Amsterdam At. A vim eWITLDIKER. David, to" William' "si'oVn'i ans another: a of 93d St.

151.6 ft of fa rk Av. vsir-i STEI.VDLER. Marie andl'saWo' Vl STOKE VV' 1 rr 14.000 a TDK EH. Thomas, to The Lawyers' Mort- St, 2223 fte of Bth THE KNinCKRROCK-Fn tte Company to the Lawyers' Mortgage Insurance Company; a a of 123th St, 112 ft of Tth i vri" 21.10 ft to 124th St, 3 102.000 THE NICK KRBOTK REAL Esl l.7, "avid H. Ogden: a a of 123th St.

112.6 ft nf Tf A. ft to 124th St. 1 lgftjo WALKEK. Alexander, to Annie V. ia est rvia Av, 3 years 16.000 sc hoi and others tn tk.

ery Savings Bonk; a corner of Grand and Attornev Sts. 1 year 1.600 4.000 L600 L6S3 6.000 8.000 6.000 7.000 WINBERO. William, to HnrtUw: of M.nfonl Place. Lot TK.1 Section Vyae estate. 1 "la-mei of Mortgage), AZL Theodora and Hull L- HLLH.nMrI ti' Maude "ruirdlan;" "tVilaudi "to" ifatidi K.AIt,N as t.v.?Smuel nd Jacob nd another, trusl YTA ih C.

Levi, 5iV c- trustee, to Caroline Q. LFV to Robert athrrt Jm S( HLOSSER. Conrad, and another to Loul" P- nJ Lucy SIMPSON. Angel to EsteluT Asci and J7rPh nd Mother" to iianx or Fred on la. WAGNER.

to Waa nave Jonas and another to BerVh'a'WelL vmpu 10 jaary A. Morrlaoa. 23.000 400 13.000 10.UUO 4.367 Nom. Norn. Nom.

8.000 12.000 12.000 6.000 6.000 600 10.000 Nom. 9.500 t.800 Horn. t.000 1.700 Nora. Nora. 650 Meehasiri' Lleas.

CEDAR ST 53.4 Tt of West SL axm.S: Christopher Gumb against Kleins (in- eontractor. FRONT ST. 339; South St. SS2; Harris Myers against the estate of Franklin E. James, owner; Israel Jacob son.

eon-tractor JACKSON AV, s. 130 f't'n "oi i5th" St! flx100; the Masons' Supplies Company against George Tremberxer. owner and contractor WEST FARMS ROAD, 173d St. 200x100; Thomas Cahlll against Helene Westhelmer. owner; Payson 8.

Ijine. contractor 7TH AV, a corner of 147th St. Isnlel A. Fltxpatrtck against Morris Wledeman. owner and 19TH ST.

43 and 43 East: Halloran Lodge aralnst Charles II. Taylor, owner and contractor 43D ST. 47 and 49 West. 50x200.10 ft to 44th St: Waters A Sherwln against Edward O. Bailey, owner and 63D ST.

813 East; Ignatx J. Berth aralnst Margarette White, owner and contractor. IMP ST. comer of Melrose At. 24 4x loo; Jacob Gold a Brothers srslnst Thomas Taylor, owner: Albert Frledler, contractor 179 838 225 227 1.661 144 3 BU1LDINO TAN CONTRACTS T'NDER CHAJ.

itn in. ur ihut. LEWIS 8T, 29: David Llppmann with Charles I. Welnteln, 10 payments 12.000 88TH ST. a.

173 ft of Columbus At. 2mxlO08: Edward and Henry Hlrsh with Alonxo Klght. 8 payments T7.000 ORDERS UNDER OI A PTER 418. LAWS OF 1M7. NORFOLK ST.

a. 75 ft of Stanton St. KioxluO: Pompelan Architectural Iron Works on John Kehoa to Frank L. Froment WEST FARMS ROAD, a. 90 ft of 173d St.

0ix2i0: Parson B. Lane on Mrs. Helene Westhelmer to H. O. 8U-leck.

Jr 160 178 Lis PeaHeaa. CEDAR ST, a 63.4 ft of West St. 22x53.8; Christopher Gumb against William Kleins and others, (foreclosure of mechanic's Hon;) attor ney, r. Minrey. WESTCHESTER AV.

a. 228 ft of Bergen At. 25x105.11x35.11x191.8; James K. Holmes aad another aa-alnst Morris Mandelsteln and others. i foreclosure of mortgage;) attorney Sackett A Iaok.

1ST AV. s. Lots 295 and 296 map of Village of Wakefield. feuxai.S, 24th Ward; R. Anna Purdy aa-alnst Emanuel Burlando and othera.

(forecloaure of mortgaaT;) attorneys. Clocks A tlortce. 2D AV. a 60.10 ft of 116th St, 20x70; Charles Elmer against Mary Ben ft and othera, (foreclos ure of mortgage attorneys, Hoadly, Lauter- bacn Jonnson. 44TH ST.

s. 93 ft of 3d Av. 23x100.5: J. Frederic Kernochan against Anna M. Oaffney ana otners, troreciosure oi mortgage;) attor ney, ti.

r. Miller. 78 TH ST. 132 West: Charles H. Holt, trustee.

and others, against Samuel W. B. Smith and oiners. (loroclusur ox murtgago;) attoraer, J. C.

Ijevi. 11STH ST. a s. 100 ft of Lenox At. 73x100 II Frederick Brandt against Josephine F.

Newlia and others, (foreclosure of toreo Biortgages;) attorney. F. P. HummeL 115TH ST. a s.

245 ft of 1st Av, 2Sx3glx36x 85.4; Anna C. Stephens, executrix, Ac. aa-alnst Benjamin and Rebecca A. Hoi maa, (forsclosurs or mortgage;) attorney, J. a trpsntar.

pellaats. Ta. B. K. sesnaa et aL snoot coaawtcsi by A- B.

Browao for th appal laata. 218. 221. 224. 223, 626.

STATE COVETS. Coart AppeaJa. "nf of Appeals win onavtas Monday at clock for a term of four sreeks. Motka cU lZT. Nba.

lllaj. 122T. 1228. 12a, 1214. 1229.

1219. 122. 12JU. 1231? 1232, mi 1SZ Apellat Dlrlsloaj Deeiaoas. Appi' DTU4otl th.

Buprvme Court la this oty yesterday handed dowa the foiloerlag do clsKHis: appellant, vs. Tlocent ajf et aL, rsepoodenta -Judgment aOrmsd. wrtn eosta. Henry Ells, appellant, vs. Den maa Thomp-son; repoodritJuds-nieat aJtlnaed.

with ensta William C. Flanagan, as executor, respondent. Ut MaUlda E. Btarbock. appeHant.

vs. Parwiero Ltma and Trust Obmpaay, raspuodent. Judx-meut amrraed, with coota. 8JdlfZ 8trtk- appellant, vs. Farmers' Lou "mPny.

respondent Judgment re- versed. new trial ordered, eosta to appellaat to abide event a Philip Llpo. as administrator, respond en t. vs. Otis Brothers appellant Jadgmeat affirmed, with coats.

The People. c. respondents, vs. Win lam Hazard, appellant. Jadgment affirmed Ernest R.

Eamoad. appellant, vs. George Seeley snd another, respoodents Judgment af- flrme.1. with coats. The National Hudson River Bank vs.

Henry Davison. as asstg-aee. Rk-bard and August Herkscher. respondea Walter Ox, aa admlo-Utraior. appellant.

Judgment affirmed, with eosta to the respondents Heckschera. uming. responoent. va Oeorg W. mfwawni, vs.

uesrr veJt appellanta Judgment re- ablde event costs to appellaat to i-K-uenca. impleaded, appe versed, new trial ordered. Nealimln Qln. n- -CTvuiniriii, nnaf Hoaea- queat and another, appellants. Judgment and order affirmed, with eosta Helene Baker, respondent, vs.

New Tors, New Haven and Hartford Railway Company, appellant. Judgment affirmed, with costs In the matter of the pet It loo of Adelaide Mills. Order tfflnwd, wiu 110 twi and disbursements George 8. Marden, respondent, vs. Julia Marden.

appellant. Order reversed, with 1:0 and moUo slanted. vs. Marnolla "eta! Ornipant Impleaded, appellaot. Order aX- w.T 10 ooata and disbursements.

Michael Kenny respondent. vs. Laura V. Rhlnelander, appellant. -Judgment aad order affirmed, with costs.

Rnk Note Company, respondent-appellant. Ta Hamilton Bank Note Company and another, appellant-respondent Judgment modified as directed In opinion, and as modified affirmed, without eosta appellant, vs. John W. sterling et aL. respoodenla.

Judgment affirmed, with coeta. People rx rel. Frank A. Kuhtmaa vs. James J.

Martin et respondents. Prooeedlngs afflnnod. with costs. Aldrirk de la Plechardlere. respondent, vs.

Charles H. Ropes, appellant. Judgment order affirmed, with costs. Irthn i -t au, appellants. Ta.

Sender Jsrmulowskl. impleaded, appellant. Judgment airirtned vs-lfh mat. eve Tork Caleadara Ta Is Day. STTREME CO tRT Special Term Part FL Freedman, J.

Opens at 10:30 A. M. Ex parte business. ST-RROOATE-S COt-RT Oia mbers Arwold, Ills for probate at IO 30 A. M.

Thomas O'Neill. Henry Weber. CITT COCRT Special Term CTDwyar. J. Opens at 10 A.

M. Motions. OTT RE Al ESTATE FOR SALE. ACCnoSEER. ACEXT, Geo.

R. Read REAL ESTATE. IO Wall aa aa It. 1 Kslbes 1. BROKER.

APP1UIUR. COlXTRr REAL ESTATE FOR SALE, ELBERON, It. J. Bn1 BEAUTirUIe, COTTAGE for aala. For partlealars apptg ta JAMES UBBY A SOW, Tel-ybooe 1T Cortlaadc aa Liborty St.

cmr uocses to LE-irsrrRsituEii, TO LET. $75 AND UPWARDS. liSta ft lift. Stt, 7Lk ft ftik ATtt, SEVERAL DESIRABLB WEXL-APPOrXTTa DWELLINGS. eoatalalag from 1 to 14 rooms aad hatasi somely deoorated.

These booses ar now open fr Insn I.Rni HtHLTOl7 232 West l.thtk ii. Opea Buadaya. Tearpoone. 64T APARTMENTS TO LK7TWCSFTRXISHEO THE ALEVELAND. 120-ISU EAST S4TH IT.

Apartments to rent, furnlsvied ee nararalsned. from May 1st. la esreiJaat order; hardwood nosval All rooms ltrht. aad noea to outaule air a. 10 to A OWNER.

Resident. CITT FX ATI TO LET lirrMlimrn, 393 WEST END liTil "1 iJ U1 WttVTtl aasaas.sa asssaa --v-j ag ivi i bmt. tctri llaflit. u4 hot wiir nMkjr. $Uno.

AIM tputintflt intrr. rtnt aUPsrt tssftfl attt asaflB aw fag Sw vTl TAN IMPROVEMENT COM PANT. 144) BroadTrarv TO LET FOR BCmESI PTRrOSES. Referees Appolated Sew Tarlc SVPREMB CorRT-plschoff. Calroaa va Casey Ralph Q.

Miller. rUevena vs. IAm-ora Oeorse F. Langbeln. Matter of Scbormer-horn William J.

A. McKlra. Jrx-kal va Mc-fV-mack William J. A. McKlra.

Prall va Hall Richard H. Mitchell. Llrhtansteln vs. Hammersteln Richard H. Mltrhell.

Matter of J. H. Pace Tobaooo Company Oeorg Austin, 81TKE1IB COCRT Freedman. J. Lord va, Smith Abram Kilns.

SUPREME COrRT fltovar, J. Ehrat vs. Tnalas Edwin Bluroenstlel. FZSEBAI. C0T7TETS.

ralte4 States laprsaa Caart. No. 1T9 Lou 1 Tills Water Company, plaintiff In error. Ta Th Commonwealth of Kentucky. Mandate granted per sttpolatloa aa rH1un of M.

J. Colbert tn behalf of counsel No. 304 Plaquemines Tropical Fruit Company, appellant, va WtUlam Henderson aL Arrued by Duane K. Fox for th appellant, and, by v. ucu 7 iur .11.

By, (f, No. aoa Frances Rebrea Hamilton. nlaJntlfT 1. error, va. Orae Anbl R.

Rathbon. imi k. A. 8. Worth tnc-ton for the plain till la errur.

sad WJ as. iw luct ftereaaajDl IB STTOT. No. SOT Texas and Paclno Railway Qhbmm plaintiff In error, va. Andy Archibald.

Submitted by John F. DUlon, W. 8. PVerce. and David D.

Duncan for th plaintiff la error, with leavo ta course! for defendant la error to fllo brief by tha No. SOS Texas and Paelfta Railsrav rvn. plaintiff la error vs. Alexander Beeder. ubC muted by John F.

DUlon, W. C. Pteroa. and Darld D. Duncan for th plaintiff ta error, and by IlerK.

Ewlng tor th defeodant ta error. No. Northwssiata Kattoaal siaak at aL. aa- Reeelvers Appointed Xew Tarlc. SUPREME COCRT Hlschoff.

J. Emll Caiman va Samuel Casey Julian M. laaaca PuWn eplteltnk va Louis Bubltmky Joseph EI "PR EM COURT FYeedman. J. National rara nana Horac A Costly Appeal.

NEW BRUNSWICK. N. April 15.A verdict of was rendered on appeal against tha Staten Island Terra Cotta Oow, owned principally by J. Edward Addlcks of Delaware, in the coart her this morning. This was Just five times tha amount award ed In the original suit.

Joseph Chrtstopb, In the September term of court, sued the com pany for 10.000 for the loss of his right foot, which was amputated after It had been crushed by a ton weight at the Terra Cotta Company's place. The defendants claimed that he had been repeatedly warned of the danger, and that the accident was due to his own carelessness. He was awarded a verdict of 150U. The Terra Cotta Company. through its attorneys, Depue St Parker, ap pealed the case, claiming tha amount award ed was excessive.

73 and 75, comer OoJl Larva aad small LIGHT Room VKRT LOW PRICE; steam beat: WITH fjA WITHOUT POWER; elevator: aatosnatt ssrtak-Ier; private watchman; also BTORAUB PUX1M6 for merchandia te lee ta basement. Apply ea premises. J. H. MORRIS, second story, ar WAT.

HON. Sup't, la basement. LEFT HIS CLOTHES 05 A P0ECH. trans; Aaveatar sf a Convivial Xesg Jersey Polltlelam. Mrs.

Jacob Oerbard of 08 Libarty Street. Union Hill. X. was awsJcened at 6 o'clock: yesterday morning by a labors who was pasalng and who told beg tbat her htaabaad had left his dolhsa oo th porch. Mrs.

Oerhard said shs knew better than that cauM her husband was then la bad aad bis clothes were hanging over tha back of chair. She concluded to In res UgaXa, bow. ever. Bha found aa antlr suit of rlofhra. Including hat and shoes, on ths porch.

In tb pockets of th garmenta were a gold watch and chain and 60, bot nothing ta Indicate to whom they belonged. Mrs. Oerhard notified the police, irrio foon th owner. Tbey refused to give his Bsna, They aald ba was a well-known poiltlclaa. who had been celebrating; Tuesday's cnanefJ election until Thursday morning, whan ha started for home.

It Is supposed that In hi muddled stat mistook Oerbard's boossj for his own, but why disrobed on th poroh and how bo afterward learnad hia mistake and mad bis way to his own bouse near by. minus his garmenlt, ba baa no Idea, tha pollcs say. Xewtowa Flreaaea ta Inaw Tha Newtown volunteer firemen ar rotsg to sua the City of New Tork for salaries. They claim tbat when ths charter was paused ths city becauna responaibl for their pay. and they will endeavor to collect at year's salary.

They claim tbat tbey wera not legislated out of office and tbat as tha old town of Newtown granted a yearly appropriation of 85,010 to maintain tha department, the present rovertuntat la spoosibl for that amount. Tha Rev. Dr. Daryea Sevlanaly III. The Rev.

Dr. Joseph T. Duryea, tha pastor of tha First Reformed Church at Clytner Street and Bedford Avenue. Williamsburg, who was taken 111 In th pulpit six weeks ago, is reported to be In a serious eonO tlon at a bouse In the suburb of Boston. BICYCLES.

BICYCLES. It's a Fact That Spalding's are offering bargains in bicycles thatVJ cannot be equaled by any other store in America, and the prices are right. The best bicycle bargainever offered is the 1898 Spalding Bicycle at Large assortment of other bicycles at prices from $20 to $40. Spalding Juveniles, $25, $30, 135. Majesties, men's, women's, $27.50.

SPALDINQS Pun A. O. EPALDINO A 126-UO XASAAU tTRTTI. BPALDrSO-BID WELL X9. 81.

83 W. 2d aTRXET. Wolff American Duplex $100 All the pleasures of tandem riding none of the dangers. Can be ridden by two novices. Stands alone without upsetting.

Just the thing for timid persons, elderly folk and invalids. Sew York Stares I and 6 Last 424 near 6th 137 West 81 i Rwajr, a7 Boulevard, a. lOtta 8L Regular Price, $175. In order to more thoroughly introduce this type of machine, a limited number are offered at this low price. R.H.

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