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THE BROOTCLTNT DAXLY ATURD AT. OCTOBER 6, 1894. TEN PAGES. GO.VDJIAVS TOURNAMENT OPEXS TO XIGHT. A FOOT BALL DEADLOCK FOR INTER CLUB WHIST THE CHECKER MATCH ON Melrose, Qui Vive and Specdaxvitys to Start tho Hull AroilijiH.

REAL ESTATE MARKET. How Sales by Keforoc In Court IKousto Arc Ztegrurdod. "Mr. Thornton 'fl statemrn. in lntaf tiId Iii1.

New Blood in Many of This Year's Teams. Jersey Experts "Will Try Conclu. slons "With Brooklyn Cracis. matches and as far as practicable ot keeping a record of all games played. It also devolves upon thom to docido upon points of play and they becorno matters of dispute or controversy and to lnatltuto methods for promoting tha and to institute methods of promoting tho cmcloncy of tho players and tho advancement of too game of whist.

There were two notable additions to the membership, Henry Jones of England and Nicholas Browse Trlst of Now Orleans being made honorary members. If those distinguished individuals will mako frequent uso of tho privilege accorded It will bo very gratifying to the roalrlant mnmlim Gondran's Brooklyn bowling tournament will open Its soason on tho alloys at Fifth avenuo and Fourteenth street to night. Tho Melrose, Qui Vive and Spoedawuy clubs will start the ball rolling with President Charles H. Ebbota aa umpire. Bowling will continue every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday nights Yale Princeton Delegates to Agree Onarieceor Datthir the Cnnit Will Settle Ninth noar Sevonth av Totton, Kmmft to .1 11 Iroland.

Avonoo cor L'ut Ninth at, Bakor, Mtiry to (j Sallow. Ralpn av, cor JoMerson Romprt, Carrie to da llacuman. Snmptor at, cor Rockawar av Gooilkind, A 11, to Louisa Sim Marion nt. Uthleln, JIary 11, to Hy Ulh. Uaniburji ar, bear ludUou nt JSlAnchestor, W.to lulla Ulliott.Soath No Do ou Tliomi AUolplii Bt, noar A J.aod A.cvlncon, to Artllsa iron.

Soinurs ht, nt ar Kookatray av I TIy Ir, to injrn Co Co op asa'Cn, yu, io av, n. iir llnyt flt yol mor, to BonJ Morrison, Joderaon ot, niiar Kni' koririckcr av Bolton. Htoplico to .1 I liolly, trustor), oto. too Middlo nrnn tit tltth st wnnf. Active Preparations on Foot lor the Scientific of the Nenson A Fp'rlttNl Control.

Newark'. Ri prsscntiitivo Players JIe(t the Home Team Tu A Cliollenge From 0s the Matter xt Weilrestlay At tork Will f. rKo TTlfl to Eagle," said a prominent conveyancer, "in regard to the sale of real estate in the court house is all right in eo far as ho had any connection with Thursday's transaction and ho has been regarded as of the lawyers who do not believe in under a blanket proceedings. But the fact remains that the time has gone toy whom tit) court houso sales sh ould bo tolerated. In days of old It' was different.

Today there are regularly established marts for auction sales and people are accustomed to frequent them. The proporty is given the publicity it demands and many times prices for the League Trophy Expected tome of trnmler Problems nnd Folutlons A Game the Pluyeri Who Will Pari ie pate. by J'ollak Notes of (ho Flayers. Ilavo tho Prliioetiiii J'emisylviiiila Game, are as f.Jlo ws; Notes From tin (ii iiilr.m Ajiaonlu club H. L.

Ruth (onptoln), B. Allen, m.ics i rom im. ui miron. A Burton. J.

Coroon, C. Oxiy, O. Slegman. C. Soren.jri.

J. Sontnson, A. Wagner, J. NVoller. Aurora.

club D. K. McRvoy (captain), F. Creu The annual mootiutr of the Inter colleD iute aon. V.

Flvmi. II. Hcndrloks. D. Henry.

S. is likewise hoped that tho knowledge of the club's action will become universal and prevent the repetition of an incident that oc currod last year whllo "Cavendish" was in America, when an individual whoso acquaint of 3d nr, froi.t, ox toiilla to pior The Newark checker team will be at lo Preparations for the tournament of the club Whist league are actively going on ig tjlllir UI1U OISS i 'o, 8th ay, near olii nt Wood. W. toT li Wood, Pru poet aT. lst.orn, Mary J.

to Jno Weldun fet, near (Jroacent Hunt, 0 K. to IJanio Latimer. Horizon nt Toot Ball association was hold lnat night at tho gXrnart Vtl''y. McMath' F. Murray Kill hotol, New Vork, and resulted in a Brunswick club j.

Connors (captain), J. Urady. cal headquarters, the Young Men's Christian Association club, E02 Fulton street, at 8 miu uro ouiainea. uut it is a crying shame that rent rtitr i i deadlock so far as tho llxing of a date and place xsyrntj, w. onnors, u.

i oru, a. ivinij, w. McCort, J. Raney, W. SchoonmoJier, S.

Tamlyn, W. Zvvt. o'clock to night. Secretary Blandln has tttitieot interest of the city, should be buried in the lor the Yale Princeton T. G.

Treucliard, iiieu wiuj wmst celebrities was rather limited asked another equally ignorant "Cavendish! Cavondlsh! who's Cavendish?" Tho reply was "Oh! he's a Western player and played with Chicago against All America." The scores at tho Brooklyn Whist club this woek were as follows: written that the Now Jersey representatives Central club J. O'Connor (captain), E. A. An 1 rrlncotou, and the otter delate. TV.

DoyleVj Dyer Xofay. preauat were 1 A. Uinkoy and B. b. Cal.lo of Hushoj.

J. Kennedy. A. Leltch, E. Malloy, H.

ialo and A. G. Mllbank and K. llunuof Prince MoAultiro. H.

Metlicus. F. O'Hanlon. will be E. Hymes, H.

B. Reeves, J. P. Murray, C. A.

Blandin, H. R. Osborn, C. A. Hlok man, E.

A. Lavollotte, C. F. Bunggay. J.

"i uie court nouse. it is useless to appeal to the men who act as referees In such cases, for thoy make the ono excuse of being actuated by a desire to savo the small auctioneer's feo for tho Interested partleB. It is tho iudfiren whn mnirf or ta in all the clubs, and greater Ihterest is being taken than In any previous year. Meetings of the players have been held in several of the clubs for tho selection of teams, and while many of last year'B contestants will again represent their clubs thero will be a considerable infusion of new blood. There is a very general tendency on tha part of many Btrong players in various clubs to Induce other members to take their places and enjoy the pains and penalties of a sclcntlllc strug Llllybrldge and J.

H. Messier Alternates are J. B. Morrison. Georgo wayward, J.

H. ton. Foarlsa club George McElroy (captain), F. H. When the topic of the choice of grounds for Yt.

aUio? Voknt tun annual ale Princeton Ramos was men c. Hendricks, C. Mack, S. A. McElroy, H.

lleht. tioued the respective merits oi Manhattan sr. H. A. Moht.

S. 13. Phillips, F. Sllleck, W. H.

Field, Ambrose Park, Polo grounds. Eastern Wllllann. i.m nnri wtl i in wn Madison club II. S. Bracken (captain), W.

Al j.aik anu Columbia oal, jniamsurijico, vre.e son B. Bracken, G. Chlnnock. Starker and W. H.

Karr. If Brooklyn players are antlclpalng an easy victory they may be 1 I a a I 75 2 i 2 wv iniu i. iACiV initio demands that the referee's sales be made as public as possible by having them take place on the floor of public auction rooms. The ar that haVe P60 ln the columns of disappointed, as the Newark team has a fine record. Edward Hymes is the inter collegi uiotumcu uuciiKinniiuuui juii, uuu iuo mm w.

insnsn, u. rilran, ii. Howe, IS. Martin, 1 Jhateand Condit J9l ijosnphson and Kiel) 2 lV he orand Van 10 ate chess champion of this country, and he is F. MotitlHnanl.

tV. Murohv. W. Nichols. J.

B. equally good at draughts. Pittsburg author Hr.lSnton and W0011 i.6jo on uueHe saies are entitled to the Indorsement of every real estate, broker and every Dronertv hnMr. aa i 37 1S(K lKi) near Stono av. a morts Sara to Julia l.itinior.

Eerirtn Ht near htonoav WoOowoll. tV'Loniso' lsaatoru Tarrfway, Benlel, Ohrla, to Obormcyor Jt uv, t5L3, leaso McUanna, Jo.in.to Wm at, Larabort' Ellon," "uuar 'A TriVsV'co, rprty socond st, near Socond av Ballcrlip, A to Produce Hichiro liuildc Loan uaacn, Hay Two ity ocond at, reiiBoI, Mary It, to I.oulio I.ondwohrlc. Sbtou ty olA htb t. near Kloventh av Salrtnm, so Lucrotia Jar via, South Second at. tor Third Hubory.

KaMn to II Kirth, Klity novooth at, iiorr fifth av Noliiii.Tuoa. to India Wharf BretrinK Co! ThlVd av. cornor orty nitith nt Morrill. too Morrill. Kant Twenty.

elchtti st, near Avonue Downlnu. to Mary av near HerRon st Knars, Herman, to WmsbiirKlVa'avinBa biiilk, hontn 1 ourth st. ocrner Borry st Klohardson, DM, to 'I ruster IV J3oyn ard IVlilton st, 0 Sarai to aamo amltb. TC, to JDJo. ios, Milton at, noar I rankhn.

4 tnorts Casey. John, to Martha Gray," Dwi'i ht it! nenrWolcott Smith, Mithatsl, to Tttio company, Ninth ov, cornor Seventeenth ot, '2 tnorta Yarrington, ti, to aamo! ciifton tllenius and 81.. 107 ities claim that Sherrow of the Smoky City is the champion colored checker player of 3701 the prices obtained for the property the moro 10.) .1 the United States, but there is no record a jl.sucmulr and iltoae ami IV alto fj JMoora and Weeks I 177f uc oo cno market generally. An exchane of a match between him and Reeves of New 370 gle, spread over a period of months, which, according to tho nervous temperament, is a more or less trying ordeal, which can only be fully appreciated by those who have participated in tiaso combats. The Lincoln club will be represented by Reginald P.

Hows, who will again be tho captain; Dr. Samuol Wait, James Langmulr and Cyrus Stiles. Tho Lincolns won tho prize in 18B2 8. and came within an ace of winning it last year. They are determined to have the magnificent trophy of tho league 11:.

aim i. iiiircu ark, and many think that Bunggay would completed in the Title Guarantee and Trust maKo mm work hard to win. J. P. Murray won the first prize in the Stearns problem jrMrenie and Futnam.

(Ilalri aud Lennox 7 Witt and Van Wyt k. tLlnohman and Swoi noy Wibiaru and vuivo on i nursaay afternoon, in VOlVinff a COnKlrlr arfn vf .1 ftrvrt 1 contest and has a wide reputation as an an I 181! 804 1041 1 I mo, 30:11 I Jf4l I 3021 1M7i I I 17oi i alyst and problematist. C. A. Blandin, the aru ami l'arsoas effected improved property in Brooklyn and unimproved land ln Dakota.

The Brooklyn property was the Knapp mansion on Bedford avenue and Roas on nt n.hit. i.j a 14,000 GOO) tStetvarr, and WA.ilake"" La Vis and 10 JSerlniBO and McDorm't jboyd and Dixon lion and Morehuad iA CloKlinXn l.i..l.t ter was uniiilj roierre to Jiinie au.i uauio ns a committee. Then U.uky moved that Wednesday, December 5, llxtl as the date for tho frame, and TreminirJ lor l'rlnceton aid they preferred Thanksgiving Jay. Xo conclusion wtis reached and It was decided to dolor tho question until next Wednesday, when another meeting will bo held. Among the amendments to tho constitution and rules the following was ndoptod: Tnero shall bo iin umpire, rofcroo And A linemnn.

rut.iifo jurlKu lur iho r.all, tt umt'ira for taa dud tiio lint'wiiinu'fj fliiall beftSUonn)l in Tiilo 15 is). almll act ni nnipiro vrbo is an a umiiUH of either ot compotirur colleges. Tho zxii piroi oimli bt) nte.l elrcto.l by the advisory committee. 'lh rofnr. And lineman 1)0 ctio.ien hy th:) tvro oiptnitis of tlic tqumii oaoh Sunt', oxceot in tx diattroomial, when tno fhoico bliftll be aiiviiory coninuttL'e, whu.e do'Jistou nhail be liual.

All rolorcoa, umpires intl iinoa xnun shall be perm mcvitly el.jcted jind as.iicned oa or before the third Saturday iu October ot each year. BRSt rscStolfifctic Font Ball League. The Long Island Interseholastlc longue organized yesterday uftornoon a meeting held at the Adelphi ncadeuiy and the ww, truicu uau LUaBeu Into the hands of Jasper N. Raymond, and 1MS1 1 i I 174) 1 ana1 10." 1 lliUf 350 lho; 1 13.2SO i raa no trale1 to Thomas Adams for about' 5.000 acres. eornrHlrnr do ht (Horton aud DeSaidinfii: (V lido aud Ditmarr.

177t 307 I in Dakota. lfc'7 i AssSg umcnCs of OTortg ascs October 3, in prtvue aijci jGermr.nd and 1(19 1(19 I 350 adorn a wall of their club house for the ensuing year, and the team that will do battle for them is fully competent to accomplish this result, though thero are others that have just as good chances. Tho Carletons have also had a meeting at which Colonol Edgar Bufflnton was elected captain, with full power to select a team. The victory of the Carletons last year was largely due to him. and he will strain every nsrvo to achieve the name result this year.

A more earnest and untiring worker cannot This notlco explains itsolf: TO tVlinl it Mn I I I Orr, A. O. Relyea. K. Thompson, E.

Van Slvclc, W. H. 'ay. Mulruse club W. A.

Taylor (captain), J. Belton, F. C. BIOBuQold. TV'.

Hoppor, A. B. Hussey, O. Lawrence, W. Manninfr.

L. Miller, G. Moorehead. 0, Pollak, B. Rosenwasscr, J.

Schoonmaker. Mercury club C. I. Hoffman (captain), A. W.

Barnes, C. Beck. H. It. 13.

Downing. W. Driver. E. Knglemann, L.

HolwlR, C. Pol Elaze. H. PucJthaber, C. Schllllnsa.

B. Sesroll, rl. VUhman, L. Viehman. Mikado club C.

E. Glblett (captain), W. R. Blackford, W. Dawson, E.

E. Flynt, M. McCor mlck, V. B. Potter, H.

E. Turner, W. L. Wal thrs. Prospect club Georcro Mason (captain), J.

T. Preen, C. H. Ebbets, J. Franklah, F.

R. Hitchcock, P. Johnson. R. A.

Newhall, G. J. Spahn, I. W. Weber.

Qui Vive club A. M. Kluckon (captain), J. Oanss, F. Kluclcen.

O. A. Klucken. H. B.

Klucken, Ralph Kluclcon, Rudolph Klucken. R. Sohedlor, A. Stuohler, J. W.

Smith. Rambler club C. Sohwalbach (captain), A. Bantle, C. Bantle, H.

G. Bonnett, T. T. Cone, C. Cralgcm, J.

W. Eaqulml, H. Furphy. v. Groom, A.

Miles, TV. W. Miller, M. Murphy, J. F.

Reeves. H. Taton. E. Wrle, J.

VTerle, L. Wilcox. Relncko club n. W. Roche (captain), J.

II, Banter. H. P. Case, M. 13.

Doolcy. J. Bberle. J. Ilarker, Heajley, F.

Ilseman. E. Kruse, M. .1. Lano.

A. Meyer, V. E. Risch. W.

Rosa bach, J. T. Shea. C. Walter.

Salamander club W. Louirheed (captain), E. 1. uys. W.

Dens. W. Kenyon, W. Llchtensteln, W. Maxwell.

J. Powell. B. Schacfer, W. Ward, O.

Woller, VT.Woller. Speedairay clul C. W. Dlckemon (captain). J.

Andery.jn, w. Barcer. C. Bruen, A. Cadet, A.

K. LUekersnn, T. M. Evans, J. H.

Gumgoe.J. H. Ives. G. MaralKcr, A.

D. Rltchey, W. Bllberman, S. S. quler, James Thoubborron, John Tlioubborron, A.

C. Wheeler. 14 and orneii, i to wiiiiama val constd Heluiatarlt, Martin, to Marirs AroaluriuB 1.N0O i vuuuoru i ais. certines tnat a sottte STjetMIJf d.eJS ro.t, thrB r. fifed 'by 1,000 i oL IO Total 2655 2441 joOUtjjioio Averages iToO' 174 I 30 li I i wuhuh iiioinpson.

thia memo keep" "EoS Dnlel g. Doody. secretary: New Buildiugrs. Bushman's walk wnsi atAa Koliort, II, the air of, to oxtr buaan Coru woli Crononwotb, Wm tho fexr of, to Ratio Cronon wotn GrlKKB, It to tnuohnun, Mary trustee. Pnlio, Pa, to ox ocutnx SJ.aw Diino Savinirs bank.

Iuebrlatu' tlome. Kinffa county ntle (iuarantoe and Trust company to ChaB ood. admr Title (iuar and Trast oo to Horace agt Wood, C. to MarKt MoOormott northern Savtrs Knnd Oopo.it and Trust co to THE JER.0.HE HANDICAP Won by ISuojcou nt lle Jockoy Club'a Fall The fall meeting of tho Now York Jockey De round, ana his former exporienco will stand him in good stead. Rumor has been rife for somo time past to the effect that he would not bo found in tho Carletons' ranks this nora 0,750 5,009 8,000 1,500 2,750 4,000 "ota a 11UUI, a ono story frame pavilion, 25x45, tar and Ptravel roof, cost Jnhn uvauou, UWli er and builder.

secretary of the Newark club, is a strong player, and every man on the team has had experience in intor city meetings. Tho Brooklyn representatives will be nearly the same as announced last week. William A. Harland, George W. Snedeker and GOorge Thompson are alternates.

The Newarks expect a return match in two weeks. M. F. Clousor, champion of Jersey City, states that his team will be ready to come to Brooklyn when desired, and tho date will ba announced soon. The return match with New York Is tho most important of all the fall contests.

Tho Gotham experts will make heroic efforts to defeat the Brooklyn team this time and the outlook Is bright for them. Dr. Schaefer will be at their head and ho expects to enlist the services of 'W. W. Avery, Harry Pillsbury, James Brown and other redoubtablcs who have taken no part In previous matches.

It is safe to assert that tho local players will have no walkover as they had last July. The "big four" of the Association club, Melvin Brown, A. J. De Freest, E. W.

Spiller and J. T. Washington, are at headquarters every Saturday night and exciting games occur at every meeting. R. P.

Ostrander writes to the Eagle that he challenges E. W. Spiller to play a match for $25 a side. If Mr. Spiller thinks this sum too small he will Increase it.

Mr. Ostrander states that this match is not for the championship of Brooklyn, as Messrs. Brown, Dc Freest and Washfngton have something to say about that, but to decide individual superiority. CHECKEB POSITION NO. 125.

BY O. DAI.E. BLACK. Vanderveer Rtrrwi Rrtnth ctrl enn offleors wro cho President, P. C.

Munsou, Adolphi academy (re vice president, A. F. Footer, til. Paul school; treasurer, A. 8.

Goodwin, Urooklyn Latin dehool; secretary, H. Prutt, Pratt institutP. The soaedule teas thin adopted for the seabou's juntos, the tlrst game to ba played ao.xt Saturday: Ucto'jo ii vn. Prr.lt leftltuti'. HI Pri.t: Uri'iint A St atton.

I'd Polr i ieu. a. club, which will bring the racing season of this year to a close, opened nt Morris park yesterday with delightful weather and a Inrge and u.cj, uuu icei, etaisi. of Broadway, four three story frame apart uiLiyu nna imp co, tiro aasirta norn Baynor, tjoiacy. to A i'rooman 00U "ousea, toxox, tin roof, for six families each, cost $4,500 each.

Axllrod Llv ingson, owners and builders. Stockholm strpnr. smith oMo t7tt Octuner "JO Hr: Mr.aion vt. iirooKiyn tilgn r.i. lirookivn nrtu school.

li.i.l rs. Piep. cdooi Pratt I'iitvt tobs P. jo of Irving avenuo, a one story frame workshop, 25x25, tin roof, cost $400. L.

Grosz owner and builder. Jcto. or 'M l.atiu ilfpiu. Vramlcra October 5. 75 ft so Trontman at, 25x100.

nil, Rachel Baatynaki to Morris Koth and Wm bchtnidt, mort S4.40U Waverloy av, vr s. 17 ft Gates, jna to av xnlti.7. Jane Kinirston to Marguret, wife TUoa tj Tico, mort 4,000. Sogers av, s. UZ0 tt Avenuo" F.

Gerinania 11 JI and imp co to Joshua Wirley Bedford av. iv cor Itoss at. rnna 72.7xwo7.5 1 IxsSO toKoaa st xllo, uil, Jasper Raymond to Tnos Adams, more v. il oonaidand Hancock at. No 7n0, 135.4 Italphav, 1.7.8 Tllirtv third stroet uniit dAa ortn exola nora.

S405 20.000 rai.i. wv leci, west or iftfi avenue, a ono story frame workshop 16x30. tin roof, cost S30 oiik owner and builder. SumDter street nnrth olda f.t 4. wuv woi ncta jl wopkinson avenue, one two story and basement frame house, 20x45, tin roof, for two families, cost $2,500.

Mrs. A. M. nora nora owner. Thii tv third street 4.50U nam 11 uo lu.i SCSI, of tifth avenue, one three story frame house.

j.o.ox.Ma.i, tin root, tor three families, cost Harold Kalleberg owner and builder. Grove street. tnnrh airic, ia( j. i'j cats. ui.

Central avenue, a one story frame office building, 25x40, tin roof, cost $000. Epplg owner. Ocean avenue, west slrlr. sn taa yoat and a fvew York Journal so stated recently but his fellow players In the Carleton club knew all tho tlmo that if he participated at all in this season's tourney ho would be found doing efficient service under the same flag. Ho has not yet mode any announcement of hl3 selections.

A contemporary says: "Whist is still tho absorbing game at the Carloton, and scarcely an evening passes without a match of somo interest occurring there. Doubtless hypnotic suggestion in this direction is afforded by constant gazing upon tho championship trophy ot tho Intor club Whist league, which conspicuously adorns a wull of tho card room. Judging from what I hear, the winning of trophies is not regarded as a very great achievement by the Carleton club as a body, for I understand that the team which brought the trophy to tho club has never received any recognition from the latter, though a few members. In their individual capacity, have tendered their compliments and congratulations, from which latter only tho members of tho team gather that the club is aware that it holds tho In consequence there Is no great enthusiasm on the part of last year's team to enter the lists again, and they are, I believe, rather inclined to let others fight the Carleton battles. The Crescent Athletic club will put forward as thoir fighting four Dr.

H. X. Read (captain), J. J. Hlnchman, F.

H. Lawrence and Dr. Stuart Church. This Is an entirely new team and one that will bear watching. They are all strong players and, as far as can be judged, well balanced.

This, after all, is the chief element of strength. W7hist Is a partnership of two against two, and if the two partners do not work together in perfect unison, superior skill will not avail in tho long run. The Oxford club vriU be represented by Frederick H. Webster (captain), Joseph Kling, Sanford H. Stool and Warren (J.

Barber. The first three will be recognized as members of last year's team, while the fourth Is a new aspirant for whist honors. Their individual skill cannot be questioned and they can be trusted to give a good account of themselves before tho tourney is ended. An Oxford team without Captain Webster would indeed be a novelty and it will be a matter of sincere gratification to the members of tho other teams, all of whom are warm friends of the vice president of the league, to seo him again leading his club. No definite announcements have yet been made by the other clubs, though there has been moro or less gossip concornlng all.

jtu'i. nuu 11 orHiicvr to neury jaeger, mor. I54.0O0 Same property. Neivman to same, V. lelix st, tr, 340.3 'nlton at.

yitxTl.llx 122x71.11, Robert Lane to frank A Fifty Beventh st, 320 ft Jj'if th av, 20x 100.2, bJfcl. Kobort lirta to Katie IS Au bory.mort $2.500 Lot at Canarsio, on center Hue bet 'hast Nlnety ty fourth stand Kast Ninety ntth at fid ft a of Savage's line, read a vr H8x a 25x09x25, David Baisloy to Josoph Slusinsky East Ninety fifth, at, 50 ft a James Savage's line, bet Avenues aud 5x100, Canarsie, David Balsley to Frank Grosjmann. Franklin at, corner of Noble av, 25x70 John Phillips, executor and trustee Jllen Tom to oloinon Abrahams Hancock st, 115 It Saratoga av, 20x100, Margaret Corlett, widow, to Osborn at, 75 ft a Livonia av, 25x100. Wat kins at, cor Xuxnont av, 25x100, Thatford av. 100 ii a Glonmorr.

av, 100x100, Annie Knraoli, to Charles Faber, part Sixtieth at, 0, '21)0 It 6 1 wontieth av. 2oi 100.2, Michaol Bove toGiusopD3 IMilton at, K15.H Franklin st, 1 0x95. Thomas Smith to Bradlvtry Snmpter st, 325 ft vr Ralph av, 25x77.5x xKO.2, bAl, Markns Gro.mkinsky to Albert Bodal.mort S1.200 Bouirlass at, 8 120.4 Washington av iix SI8.0, Georgo Gllderalove, tovVade Koyoa, Decatur 95 ft Hopkinson av, 20x100, Wiiliam McOlonahan to John McCanna. mort 34.000 Bushwiok av, 5il.4 Dovoe at, runB 01. 10 XB2i)xelxa25 to Dovoe st xe7xn 1 00xw25x til HI HI HI ii Widfi 35 3 'MP.

Wr, il 'WA WM Witffc wh mm wm wm wm wA wm 5Bi HI Hi es) WM ill wifM mk umtii r.ijiiii: 1 ra 1 1) vs. i oi.v i rop. (jL :7 Prntt Innltutf ve. Urooklyn HlKhsoUool. lotjLT Prop.

V5. High BChooi. t.lclobor:.0 I'aui cV.ool Hrvaiit htratton. 'i 'lv Pr 'p. vrt.

llroolyn Latin school. Nove.id.'u i'ratt im.t.tu'o tj. Poly prop, Nov tiibtiT iit. Paul school vs. brooiclyn Latin Bchooi s.

10 r. Paul school vs. Bryant Stratton. November 14 Uryuut Jl rtlratta Tb. hrooiclyu tfoool, November 17 St, Psal school va.

Brooklyn Hleh liruoklyn lilh school vs. Brooklyn Xatin school. Noveiutier St. school vs. Adelphi.

Anion the school raprosnnted by dc Tero tho following: Adelphi academy. II. Homer, and S. Gunnison; Proolclyn Latin school. F.

Stevens, A. S. Goodwin nnd F. Sewitt: Brooklyn Higli school, W. II.

Uardiug, W. liuneau and W. Jackson: Urynut M. F. A.

Mathews and F. White; Poly X. Noise. .1. G.

Stevenson nnd A. T. Clark: Pratt Institute. A. Jorden, 8.

IJunn and II. Pratt; St. 1'aul school, A. F. Foster, A.

B. Ekeley and It. Tompkins. ioti'tt of the Gridiron. The Orange Athletic club team opens the Eeason la and the Crescents will havy all they i do to defeat the mn from New Jersey.

The University of Por.nyylvnnla feat ball team pf.ayed it, first same the seuscn against tho Franklyn arc! Mm shall college eleven at Lancaster. The naval have the naval ollicirs on duty now In the navy yarii tu a nmc cf foot iiall under iritercollesiate rules and the latter have Tba llrst frame that will thor iURhlv teat tho real strength ut tho Orange Athletic club toot ball team will bt played this afternoon at the Oranrro Oval, Ea.5t oraneo. with tnc VVe3levan Tinivorslty eleven. All clubs deidrlntf to challer.Ko the Kapltan loot Hat! club, with players averaging 130 pounds, may do so by artilressinir the rnsnaser, Charlea 1. J'Jpbv.

Oumcy street. The foot ball st aivn of the new professional leacue v. i i ojjen in next Thursdav (r. a same between the Washington and Philadelphia teairid. 1 A UVJUIU Ui Avenue, a two story frame house, 14x16, for one family, shingle roof, cost $150.

William Coughlln owner and builder. Coney Island avenue, east side, 107 feet south of Avenue a one story frame shed, 80x20, gravel roof; cost $100. Jacob Bossert, owner and builder. Southeast corner of Fifty third street and Fourth avenue, one four story brick apartment house. 203rfir; tin rnnf fny i 100 100 600 1,100 150 2oO 8,000 2,100 nora nam I'nlvcriftl Bowlors on Dock.

The Universal Bowling club started the season Thursday evening at the Columbia alleys, Fifth avenue and Union street in great stylo and somo very high ecorea were rolled. William DuVal roachol high water mark with 258. A handsome gold medal, presented by Peter Owens, will ba composed for among the moinbers during the season. An election for officers took place during tho evening and resulted as follows: President, Joseph W. Ellsworth, secretary, L.

Slandorff: treasurer, Richard J. Slandorff; John McCormnck, late of the Varuna Boat club team, was selected captain. The club, in selecting Mr. McCormack, thinks it has done wisely and under hla competont management expect great things. The club starts with a sood membership and will roll every Thursday night at the Columbia alleys.

A BOOM FOR THE CYCLE PATH. TSic ICIngs County Wboclmon Afld Largely to the Fund. Since the mark was reached on Thursday, in the subscriptions for tho bicycle pathway fund, a boom has started In several directions, which, if continued a little longer. go far toward raising the full amount needed for the completion of tho work. The Kings county wheelmen came to the front last night with tho largest subscription Chairman Potter has had the pleasure receiving for somo time.

It was the first subscription from tho club, and It amounted to $69, but according to a statement of tho subscription committee of the club a much larger sum will be turned in later on. The money taken In at the entertainment given at Mackie'a boulevard hotol, on Thursday night, had not been turned over to Chairman Potter last night, neither had ho received any communication concernlnc thp representative gathering. The announcement by Secretary Cri kmore that tho special race botwaon Domino, Henry of Navarre and Clifford would tuke place at Morris park to day, ns originally arranged, was received with cheers. Tho opening race was won bv Brambaletta at 8 10 1, and Warlike, who had" 20 to 1 against him. defeated Beansey, with Taral up in the second.

Brigbt Pha bus captured the Albany stnkos in a nter by four lengths, Itubicoa was an ousy winner ottho twenty ninth Jerome httndieap, which was the great attraction of the day. Summaries: i'Jrat r.ice For maiden olds; a aveopstakes of 91. ach, with 001) added, of which SliDO to second and Slot) to third nix fur Gideon Daly's br. 1. hy Hindoo Brambaletta, (Gritlin) 1 P.

l.ori.'ar.l i.r. c. Foo', 1 1H (Hamilton) i S. V. htreott's cli.

c. Tuscan, .1 IS (Keiil) 3 Lucaiiia. The Janet lilly. Truopenny. aad Pandora gelding also ran.

'limn, HettiiiK KU ht to nirainst Trnoponny. 5 to 1 April Fool, te 1 each Lucnnia, Janet fidy ai.tl Brambaletta r.lly. lo to 1 The S.vaiu. to I Tuscan. aO to 1 Pandora geldioK.

50 to 1 Cid 'ot, to 1 Secon race for your oidfl and sweepstakes of 1.. with 1.000 adJed. of which to second aim $11)0 to tbird: one mile. H. DtiBois E.

Warlike. 3, by King Ernest Warpaint. 1 10 Hnsna) 1 John eh. h. ian.

ev, 5, 12 (Taral) '2 Ilnrrirlxo b. f. Barouess, 3, 1 (Lamb y) 3 Ajrit ito. GoTernor i iferaud Sam bryant also ran. lime, 1:44.

betting Taree te Don lioar.Hey, 5 to 1 against Gov enior rifer. '0 to 1 Agitato, '20 to 1 Baroness, 25 to 1 nrhko, to .1 am bryant. Third race The third Albany stakes for voir olds: a Bwi'upnakrs of 450 eaih, with added, of which '() to ecot.d and 1 UO to third six fluoon(rR. ('. Littielieul's n.

c. britht Phot bus, by Falf etto Ttnft and liluo. IP. (Taral) 1 aborty Wl. hnrd's eh.

c. dam shadow Dance, ID' (McCalterty) 2 L. Stuart's eh. c. Mon ico, 1 (Siniius) 3 Monotony anu lesian also ran.

Time, 1 iPJtj liuttiuK i to 3 on Lrlht Vh'pbns 4 to 1 against Conoco, to 1 Shallow name colt, 8 to 30 to 1 Monotony, 5:) to 1 I cbus. Ko irth ra 'I ho t' outy ninth Jerome handp ap, for a H.te' of each, with added, of win, 4..0.) to aet'ond and is; JUU to third ono mile I quarter. I McDonald's ch. Rubicon, by Rayon D'Or Lil lio i 1 it J. l)yoi's c.

Do. dare, 107 (Slmms) 2 W. Dononuescll. it. Harrington, lit) (Hamilton) 3 Oa.ileu, senator urady, Hornpipe, Llvo Oak and Prig ran.

Tl Jiettins 1 jht to 5 against Hornpipe, 4 to I Doelare. i to to 1 Priir, to 1 honator (jrady, la to 1 Hnrr, nuton, 1:1 to 1 (ialiion. Mi' to 1 Live Oac. littil race irst ot all aires serial handicaps; a handicap for ai! aires casu va'uo of whl Vl.4 to y.mner. 44D0 to second and ijaOO to third ne furlongs.

llro.vn i Korrer's ch. e. Glenmoyno, 4, by GlenolKe Mojnn, 1 Hi (Taral) 1 Kendall stable's oil. in. Maid Marian, 4, by ()0 Ulcmton stable's h.

m. Lady Violet. 4, 3 Holen bol I'atrieian, Itasitlftw and Ktouonell also ran. I llettiuir l'ive to a against Glen moynn, .1 to I 4 to 1 I.ady Violet. 5 to 1 Maid Marian, to 1 Helen Nuhols, to 1 Patrician, 50 to 1 Bassetlaw.

race Tor all aires: a swo t)stake of if 15 each, ad le of which MOO to second, and S10:) to liitd; s.dlin a io. van cos six furlonits McOihvrty oh. g. Little Bulie, 5, bv Great I'ntn Alaska. 104 (Relrf) 1 J.

K. br. h. Old Dominion i', I'J'J. W.

Wo jd's ch. k. Co'ri Dollar. 0. 100 3 three families; cost $5,000.

Stephen C. Hal stead, owner. HenrV KtTPPt wot clrla An il. 1 I L1A Ut WPSt NfntTl QtT not fhrna bU.v.u 1U1U uiica apartment houses, 26.8x52, tin roof, for eight 1 1 1 rtArt lauuiiea cacti; uost eacn. Joan Caul 1 1 A nem, owner.

Dunnnt street, nnrth nidr. ook to av IJ, partition. Otto Struao to "William Bedell Benson av, 0 otir ltny Thirty oizhth at. OG.Sx 120, Samuel Hammond, jr. to Goorse ritknn mart A) AU1 1 P.lack 5, 10, klnss 4, 14.

21, 32. White 2(i, 31. kinrfB I. 3, lo, White to play and 'win. CHECEEK rOSITIOK NO.

138, By ECHASFER. BLACK. uut ccioi, 'J 1 Oakland street, one four Qtnrv hv toir Kirt apartment house, 25x80, tar and gravel roof, xui aiAteetu tamtues; cost Solomon Finer, owner. Ciasson avenue, west side, 20 feet south of Dean street, two four story brick apartment one po tovse fy. f.miu..

one 20x63, for four families, tin cost $12,500 in all. John Donahue, owner. St. TfirlrK nvenno Ttnr tti ela ooo 4,600 1,800 i nora 450 50 nora nora 4.500 nora 2,250 fi Ashland tt'ace, 84.1 a DeKalb av, 20x75, Alary Kenny, widow, to Charlos Baat Orange, mort J.iSOO Montankav.es, 130ft a Bolmout av, 20xl0f. John Fnlton to Rosle Post aud Harris Kat zon, mort Earit Fortieth st.

s. 197.0 Avenne 2(5 100. Gerrnania Keal Estate and Improvement company to Cari Haas Lott st. a. 200 ft Vernon av, 25x100, Kato Townsend to Frederlok Holmea.

all Union st. No 113. 89 ft vr Columbia st, 22x 100, Van Brnnt at. north cornor William et, 50x90, Oath Brennan to Marparet Bronuan, one seventh part Tenth at. 305.4 Ninth av.

19.fx9o.tj, hil, Cath Brennan to Margaret Brennan Bay Twenty socond st, vr 525 a Eightv ixth st. Gilbert Hoffman to Ana A Sallcrup, Market st, vr 25 ft Weldon st, 25x100, Charles Kiesel to William Heyny, ir, mort $1,700 Clifton "lace, h. 300 ft Jiarcy av. 25x100, bi James Conroy and ano, exrs Sarah Hufreefl, to Charles Yarrineton uu. oiut, ldtl 1COL Wttat, of Kingston avenue, two three story brick houses, 21.6x55.4, tin roof, for one family each; cost each.

John A. Bliss, owner and builder. Northwest corner nf Avanua on.l Tn Recorder fund. It was said that Mrs. Mackle would have nearly $200 to add to the fund, and that the Recorder fund would run it up Hi W0 ili 888 iii tH Ut ill Wk WM WM mm ii Wk mm mm WM mm mm wm i wm mi wm wm wm if il mm vzm wm wm over $300 more Sixteenth street, a one story frame stable 20x22, shingle roof; cost $300.

John Parkin! owner and builder. Northeast corner of Avenue and East Sfxtftipnth stropf ono wo s.l Tho subscriptions from all sources up to date are as follows: The Brooklyn Dally Kafrla pTviocsly l'rom Kingd t'oanty wheelmen: Vf.C XeliiS 8 1 U. emUln THE TE2IPLE CCP SERIES. Tlie Content tlie TropCij 'iTraiisfcrrcd to Torlt. To day tho Temple cup series will bo transferred to Xew York, nnd Brooklyn cranks will have an opportunity alTordod them to watch tha champions and their strony adversaries nt piny.

An attempt will bo made to rival Baltimore in the reception accorded the Giants. Already steps are beln taken lor a merry round of entertainments in which tho Orioles havo been Invited to take part. Ov Mou'lay night the members of both teams will bo thctjuests of Do Wolf Hopper at the Broadway theater. Boxes have been reserved and the hous will be decorated. The projectors propose to make the occasion a taas bail night second oniy to the theatrical demonstration awarded tho Giants when thev wuu luiu OLOijr frame house, 31x38, shingle roof, for one family; cost $5,000.

John Parkin, owner and II. Jolo V.OO W. H. uunuer. Southeast corner of Fenimore street and TtrOolrlv OVOailP fliP nm eH rtT.

nrA v. 1.00 I T. 1 2 00 0. H. J.00 I II.

0. Turner. Rbimr 100. 00 $1.00 1.00 .30 utt I.11O .00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 i.uau '( a i rail. J.

V. J.OU 100 j. n. Time. Bottiuc Fito to 2 on I itt'o Blllle, 4 to acainst t.oid Dollar to 1 Old Dominion, 15 to 1 1 frame houses, 20x36, felt and gravel roof, for one family each; cost $2,800 each.

R. L. Perry, owner. Transfers Recorded Up to 11 o'clock 'October 0. Fifteeenth st, corner Seventy fifth et, lOOx SI0.

Mary A llumb of Glen Cove, to Wil bolmina, wife of Aitolph Giorasch fil 00 Liberty av, a 05 ft Sobonok av, 20rl00, Hemlock ot. s. 000.10 a Brooklyn and Ja rnaioa Piko, 25x80.0x25x80.10, Joseph Kai er to John Moss nona Doaglatis at, sw 175 ft Ciasson av, 25x 131 Bond Bt. corner President st. 25x75, Catharine McGrath to John McGrath nora Same property.

John McGrath to Franrjia McGrath and Catharine his wife, joint ten Member Member J. Kyan Momber C. I. Line B. Whympor C.

F. HaJstcd Oeortre Kruh I. L. Cha Ueorae htiUsEer 0. Koiho V.

W. lroolyau, 4U to 1 no. a il. Comparative Xablen 1SJ4 From September 28 to October 4 inclusive: Deeds, consideration expressed won the league pennant in ISSS. On Wednesday o'eorw Han 11.

Hau'oy Total consideration $7S3, Deeds, nomtDtil oonsideratioa l.yu i r. Li. White 1.00 A.T. White 5.00 1 r. Q.

South 1.00 S. H. Flscier 1.O0 li. C. Wlidnor 1.

01) F. M. Towl 1(10 A. To.vl 1.00 W. H.

Waters I l.Od I Mr3. M. E. rCinKdey J.0O 'ieorien A. Wlnnats.

.00 P. J. Cox 1.00 V. R. Iliauvelt.

1.00 W. K. Benn 1.0U J. V. Thistle 2.00 Tony Hart 1.D0 J.

C. Ralior 1.0.Iolm IJenr.i a.00 I W. II. 1.00 IL. O.

1.00 T. A. Deeds of roleaai. etc tlany Scrsitchcs at Itlaspetli. Scratchings were so plenty yegterdny afternoon at Majpeth thnt the fourth race was declared oil and a new one was substituted.

The track was in poor condition and the weather chilly. In the iirst race Belie of Vermoy made all the running and won in a gallop. Forona II enmo in ilrst in the second. The other win nors woro Leugorwood, Cnroveu, Flushing and Harlem. Tho summaries of tho night races are: WHITE.

Black 1,7, 14. Whito 0, 22, 28. White to play and win. Solutions to Checker Positions. SO.

119. BT OltAKT KAPP. Black 9. 10, 13. 20.

Whito 0. 25, 27, 30. White to play and win. Mr. Rapp gnv 1015 as blaok's reply to the key move 25 '22.

Other solvers gave this and also 10 14. but all nllowod a win for white. W. Gillon alono showed lhat there was a sure drnw. Then the accurate analyst, T.

Gllllgan, sent play confirming Mr. Gllleu's statoment' and from Eavcnna. came a letter from L. Vair complimenting tho blind expert and giving this solution: 1803 From September 28 to October 4 inclusive: 1.00 a. 00 1.00 1.00 i.i 10 1.00 j.00 1.00 fS.0'1 4.00 1.00 Deeds, cons id oration expressed Statements have appeared In various papers that Mr.

Frederic H. Evans would be one of the Hanover team this year. Thero is no foundation for this, as owing to a recent family bereavement he will take no part In tho gamo this season. The example set by the Knickerbocker Field club In joining the league has been followed hy the Ridge club of Bay Ridge, which was organized only last year, but manifests a tnost commendable spirit in associating itself with its brother clubs. It has a most corafortablo and commodious house on Sev onty second street, and its membership of over ono hundred includes tho best elements among the residents of that most desirable beautiful locality.

Though recently organized, It has remarkably successful, and tho pluck and enterprise of its members can bo relied on to put it still further in tho van. A whist tournament la now in progress in which twenty four of its players are engaged, tho scores having hoen published from time to time heretofore in the Eagle. Its accession to the ranks of the Inter Club Whist league cannot help proving beneficial to it. as it has been to all the other clubs and tho usual result of Increased interest In tho gamo and Improvement in play on the part of its individual members can be expect d. It is a matter of surprise that the remaining clubs in Brooklyn do not avail themselves of the opportunity of Joining the league before tho tournament begins in November.

The constitution of the league provides that any reputable club can be admitted to membership by. vote of the executive committee, and prompt action Is necesary In order to participate in this season's tourney. Miss Kato Irwin Wrheelock, tho whist queen, will arlvo in Brooklyn on tho 15th. to roEumo the instruction of her many classes here, and will be domiciled at the St. Gourge hotel.

She is at present in Indianapolis and ono of the local papers there savs of her: 184 180 31 L'45 ,770 155 20 241 400 Total consideration 81207 Cash A. i.afransl R. L. V. cKI.

iior. W. H. H. A.

Soott. C. W. 1 P. fi.

Doeds, nominul consideration. nora 075 nora 851 nom. 000 4,000 5,500 Deoda of release etc 1804 From September 20 to 20 Inolasire: Total number of mortices UUID New York av. 140 fts Avenue I Gerrnania Rttal Kstato and Jiuprovomont company to Frank Haas Bmh av, 40 ft se Aberdeen st, SOx 70, Thna PMullljran to Fran Anthony Ninety Tifth st, 3H5 ft Third av, 50x lot). Patrick Peering to Frank Byrnes Maujer nt.

s. 450 it W. iturbnry st, 25x95 John Hnwer to Alexander Hnwer Eonitor at, 140 fts Norman av, 20x100 James Lynch to Jamoa Morrison Monteith st, h. 100 ft Bromttn Ht, 2oxYl0 Joseph Schuiidborgor to David Schneider, mort Bergon st. ft Vanderbilt av.

Ilolauder to Care Hohnstedh. mort 84,500 North Second st. about 14.0 Berrv st, 'ft 78x25x7 7.0. North Second a. 10.t 'of corner of iier tit.

runs 77 25 77 25. Henry HamerschlaL. tn 1 r.i 2.K0 I Total Srin.nu firtt r. Five furlouiTH. Jim Orem.

102 (Leer) i. won: 1 earless, 102 ij. Davis), a to 1. secoc.i oa I Uorbloj to 1, third. Tlmo.

ObJti S614, I Tom Ofi 05 iiuu i.uu.v if, aiso ran. S135 From Brooklyn Bloyolo club: Fre.l O. Her.isr $3.00 0a3h O. b. Ward 2.00! J.

M. lo'Sd 100 E. G. so ttaann 1.00 isbi Total $Tioo Total valui) Narabero purchaae monoy mortgages Vftloo of pareunia moaoy raortzaffoa 1803 From September 21 to 27 inclusive: Total numborof inortnasoa Total value Numborof purchaao monoy mortsagos Value oi purchase money mortgages 10 7 11 10 Drawn 25 22 2 7 1 0 17 20 10 14 5 14 17 3U J3 0 7 11 0 10 13 17 NO. 121, BY E.

A. JOXDItEAU. part in a benoiit performance, appeaflng on tho otuge in full uniiorm. Jow York won the second garao at Baltimore quite handily. Van Hr.ltron distinguished himself by knocking out a triple the bases lull.

MeGraw played third base despite reports thnt he had withdrawn. Uienson was hit quite freely throughout the same, and it was only by sharp Holding that the seoro was kept down. He Instructions to put the hall over plate, and gave but one base on bulls. Only In the third mid lust ina inj; could tho Giants convert their hits Into runs. rleeiiin was steady throughout; only in the last inning did ho show signs ofthe nervous train, and it was getting quite dark when he found it difficult to get ball over tho plate The Orioles this inning got one run and had three men left on tho basses without having a single hit.

Both catehors were steady. Whilo there was considerable kicking on both Bides ut both tho umpires, there woro nono of tho unseemly wranglcB nnd threatening attl tudos on the part of th players which marred yesterday's game. Seoro: t.onecton o.v a. 11. Aneoll of Lome Island whelmen: ho nnd race olliau: four furionu and aovonty yards 104 (AlcK niirht), 1 to 3, won; Lallan (S rp to Ruby, OK (Gorbley), 5 to th.rd.

litue.tl:..h.i.4. Adjust and Biytho also ran. Ihn race r.u.liiiL' sovon and ono half furloncs Archbisuop. 10: (Curbioyi, (i to 5, won; Hyman, l)ci (McKuicht), 7 to lo.soeond. Time, 1 jaV.

ourth race Solliux lour and a half furlonira Boli vnr, 0 it) lirion). 1 to 1, uon 'I'rliev (iardner 07 J03 S460.307 54 $154,787 J. S. Nee'js. 82.00 H.

W. O. 1.00 19,000 llollingsworth Schairor st. 100 1 1 Central av. lOOx W.

II. M. K. F. Clark Total J.Od 1.

10 1.00 80.00 1 thid Time" i'v0a tStraiKht), 15 to Black5, 14. 10. 25. king 20. White 21, 23.

20, kin 10. White to play and win. 21 17 14 21 23 18 Whito wln3. NO. 122, BY WILLIAM GILLEN.

r.litck 2. 21. 22. 23. White aU.

30, king 18. Black to play and win. (Jrand total Collected hy Alex Schwalbaoh: Fulton Municipal William A. Hart. I nth rat V.

citdlitii: and a half furlonirs. Alopuo. 1 I ettor), to won Itouublic. (McKul 10 to so ond; ble 1)4 (O'Brien). 5 to 2 thircl Ju.io, KiiiRwood, Koxella Co.t Lady, Trr ruoutacid iliu a so ran.

t38 oompany. ..310.00 Prdladelpkia. l.no 1.00 a.Od i C. A. llojort G.

and Kymer. B. wins faterion 1. 00 J.00 Little Viola 1.00 ii.00 lUeotrl? 11 G. P.

Y. E. F. Boffluaer, Wm. Pitt Itlvern J.

P. Girard, ir W. Koi V. V. lli.ett Cement company Robert A.

"errle Joha J. Foos Itimtnatlojc panyof 10.00 Total syp.no ISeiu! laent ut Thero was a good crowd, good racing and good weather at Aqueduct yesterday afternoon. In the iitth race Garnet and Sentinel ran a dead heat which tho lormor won easily in tho run off. 'I ue summaries are: 1.0Q 1.00 1.00 sew Tor.n. IIAT.TIMOR1!.

Itlcclianicv' Hens October 5, Hull st, ft Bushwicfc av, 75x100. Otto leimer Co arainet Annie W'iutor, ownor, Petr Van Wariclc. contractor 150 Hull at, 300 ft Uuehwic uv, 50x100. name same 150 Eightieth st. 230 ft vr Third ar, i34xS0, tlohn Mitmon againHt Louise Kab fleitsob, owuot, George Brandt contractor.

34 Eighth av. Noa 3 12. 314. 0 and 31H, Fred Kuhls againat Henry Thompson, o.vner, James Ransom, toatractor 50 Sumo property. Andrew Cole againat same.

08 FaUou st, b. 184 ft Sacknmn et, runs 10 to Truxton 4i 5 to Jamai' a av, 33x 1K4 to Fulton st 00, Hotby Doodr Co ajcinat owner, Pontius I contractor 450 Bama proporty, same agaluBt same jjyy Judgmeutft Octobor 5 Jutlgments bavu been entered in the Kings 000111 clerk's office as follows, the parties first named beinif tho ilebtors: Michel, Daniel Frederick Starr 8191.03 Semlcen. Krodorick Uerm Hoff 8 11 lll.l'.O.A. E. rt.

in. p.o. a.k. 23 20 2 7 21 30 7 10 30 23 13 25 23 1H NO. L23, BY C.JACOBS.

Black 7, 8, 15. klnea 3. White aO, 2tS, kings 23. Black to play and win. 15 10 23 10 7 10 0 15 Blaok wins.

NO. 124, BY W. OILLEJJ. 10, 10, 17, IS, 10. klarrs.

0. 13, 15. Wnite 21, 2U. 27, 31. 3, 4.

8. Black to play aad win. 0 0 27 11 () 2 20 23 21 7 10 23 81 20 17 14 1H 23 aO J2 13 17 23 l) Kellcc. ...1 1 i 0 "Miss Wheclock's method of teaching is 1 her own.her system being that of I Her theory of instruction is based upon the 0 lieolor, r. 4 titers.

10 1 111 recognition that a pupil, firmly grounded in iKu a rll," vr to 1. Burke, 1 leman, r. f. .3 11 ir.vis, 1 1 Doyle, lb 1 "Ward. Sl 0 V'n 1 Fuller, ti 1 1 1 urreil.

J. 1 Mooliin, I '2 won Wrxiil. ti. i (iCartorl, 1 to oudjen. Gordon.

W. rem.rii Mcl.raw, 1 i.iuaie.cl 'J 1 it it s.O 11 Jiomu.to:. e. (J i i 1 0 4 to 1, third. ml 14 10 II wins 0 1 .0 1 1 urrt" f'x f'" Juliet.

302 (. ter) to Leleravia. (Andrews), 0 to 1, eec l.reuion.i. 1(1 (ecanlou 4 to 1. third.

Eondo Jlf MuFoaso, and Maeatiao also ran the fundamental principles of whist, holds the koy to tho portals of infinite progress. Whether the untried patis bo over trod by her rests wholly with themselves. Beginning with tho American leads from plain suits her pupils are led logically through tho rudimentary treatment of regular plays, first, second, third and fourth Mr. Schwalbaoh's collections go toward ths piedifna him which Is Included in tho amount previously acknowledged. Alex Schlbach and A.

H. Angell are both members of the Ixmg Island Wheelmen's club and together they have raised uoariy 5700, or ons flfth of the amount required to complete the pathway. Mr. Schwal bach has thus far rarsed of which was iLid over to tho Eagle and trans ferrod to Chairman Potter. Mr.

Angell hus collccteil $323, all of wilch has leen placed in tho hands of Chairman Potter. of hustling wheelmen Will stOD when he riynnhK tlia ....01 (3 8: 7iu a p. Total I) 0 0 seonE Solutions and communications have been received from L. J. Vair, C.

H. Carlton. T. illi gan, R. P.

Ostranaer, W. Duproc, A. Pollak, L. M. Steams, W.

Gillen and F. Sanford. Mr. Gil lieun writes that No. 123 is one of rh 8S) 1 4 "l) ll.irarac, rorso and a half furlouas.

JJy irl cot 1 (.1. iUMiuuious). 3 to 5, won fherV ken Ito (An lio to 1, Dr. liolin.irh llil (Donovan). 3 to 1.

third. Jolly KotraoUon Sophor, John A. rini vflnA Cu ttn, WIlLam Li Adolpa wenae, in hand, until, well established in these jel.iimr. and t' rnst. Thorns Jos Sticknoy, et al.

I problems which hnvo appenrod ia the Eagle HolHRonhuttol. John "ew York i JIaltluuire (J '3 runs Vi Vor. hitsTiemau. i Doyle, i York, 2: lialnmorc, i thev commoner the sttirlv rf fnrcert (i tli race II I) 1 0 1 tj hnore, tl. Thrfio baee on.

Moien bases rsi oa, errors Bibet Duux co.t, 101 ii' to wVv i IL Carlton of the Prospect Park branch club tl to 1, so.oad; 1 aot 1(14 (si. aca is uruoiou lor consiueration. ba ooa Oil Moeklo. third, (jloriana and Docomt.hv 11 1 1 1 1 rl rrjm. iw r.t Time.

0.5P. I otf Uloaaoa, i M.rc GAME 175 SOCTEn. son, 11. teit on bases iork. I eaiuuaieu SO lar Arranged by A.

Pollak. 1 i.th inoe Purso 6.200: four and a half furlongs. hentmBl. 122 3 1, ilkruet colt. 1.7' (li.

1, ran a dund lioat; Hopuor I22(0rir. Doable Plays Van Ha. Concerned. aud liroiltners. IVud l.l.leaso:, A Stnt.o bfrVr itnrtw Hvn I i 8 11 1117 empires aad Hurst.

8 ,0 14 2l 14 21 23 1S 1 1 1 5 1115 23 10 14 22 17 li i) 17 13 .2 .0 1 18 11 3 I) 7 32 0 is B. wins lime bo.irs. organized by the In llnno wheelmen, as of Into I hundreds of wheels have been stolon and I snipped to Chlcaco and Western cities i6 I in the recovery of wheels thnt the 2U 4 24 20 15 24 28 10 11 15 27 24 21 14 IS 22 17(al 5 25 23(b) 18 27 32 23 77.00 970.90 14.58 415.0 rtll0.73 '2 l.l7 17.. 21 1.0.'5 a. 1.77 13.04 so.io 2511.00 727.00 20 i) 2 1.19;j.

04. 33 liL i Evan, Ueorpe linton "Wim Cloth Co Davitis, Frank Ii Uuiou Stove Worka Brush, George 8 Josephino Ketcham as Kuardian Adams, Namrel Edwnrd Bullard Haywood, William Asa Pur ior dward toieph Ruble, PlncuB and Rachel Sa nl oreon Hoor.omowita,Abrah.im Washf tiald HtsrsUur, Annio Jno Siomiers Henefl. Nllchl 13erud Hubin and auo Hehtl VVm Je.cob Amrein Dahlbender. Ceo Langeuan, KenboMLuther Kountn as Lt intaldtT, Anna Christoph iMInok '( Cosrovo, Stophou John McCalphlu Ueo Brandt Maof t.o Long iulaud It Co. NewiDitiin.

Michl A Jonnie Serial UAL Savings aB Iteitcr, Henry ai.l I.euus A rttreib Keenly, ra ik A Rachel Bium lar and de fenalve plays. Tho complexities of ordinary hands are thus approached by easy gradations, and when finally essayed lose much of their formidable character because of their being the natural outgrowth of what has gone befot o. "It is characteristic of Miss Wheclock's scholars, that, so far as they have progressed, they are thorough In what thoy havo learned. It Is to her credit that has boon quick to selsso and impart to others the modern refinements ol whlsT. while at tho same tlmo rejecting attempted innovations unwarranted by sound judgment.

"As a player Miss Wheelock exhibits the excellent ijuj.liti03 sho strives to inculcate in her t.un o.l waruett colt, J17 Pansom). 3 to 5, won Sentinel, r' rant), fi to 5, rojcnid. Jim tin, 1 i .1 to won; Vitatatu l'i nnt itm 1 1 1 (I'' Al'd). 15 a 100, Charlotto Le Cuosno to llommoll, mort 83,800 and taxes and asaussts 765 Elton St. a.

113.5 Atlantic av, 20.4x100, Anna l'etteraou, widow, to Edward A Pot toraou 2,000 Nassau av, 20 ft Russell at. 40x85, Geortre Palmer to Daniel Malior and August Fodo bush 3 loo Nassau av, (to ft Russell st, 40x85, Moses Kuiilo to same as lat 3 100 Freamau st, 10'.) ft Manhattan av, 25x75' Citharino lavios to James A Daviss 4 000 Ashland place, 84.9 DoICalb av, 20x75, Charles Olurk, F.ast Orange, to Bridget Smith, mort 82,500 3 700 Bay Twentv second st. a a. IttO Eighty sixth Ht. 100x9ti.8, hsjkla, E'ias Castro to (Jon cepcion Sodano, mort 84,000 QOa IN THE SURROGATE'S COURT.

Probate Busiacsn Bispoaetl of tbo Past by Judye Abbott. Wills provod Chnrlos Andrews, Elizabeth Allon, Dorcas C. Butler, Luoas Breitessteia, Louise Diukninn, Charles Diatumell, Abraham I. Ditmas, John Hniucs Dusenberry, Maria EHrotlt, Dndlny M. Porgusou, Bernard Gros hxiiii, Marlit Lizzi J.

Hopper, Joseph fc. ilead, Mury Letters ol' administration were granted upoa tbi estates of tho following deceased personal Charles lioycroft, Jamos Kilpatrick, Willlnra "Walter "West, Patrick Josepii Donnelly. Heitrj Miller, John H. Kelly, Edith Corine Bennlns, Patrick King, John F. Harden, Julia Plddion, George Shafer, Mnrv Martin, John 0, rdes, John Johnson, Thomas J.

Cornell, bonis Jiueldoy, Mugurie Broderiek, Thomas 0. Wbltvley, Jiridirot Irish. Jormorly Bndfrot Mo. Muhon; 3Iary B.Kelly. sometimeB called Mury Ktilly; Ferdlnnndo Esposlto, Eliza L.

Udlutn, Bridu et O'Bonnell, Conrad Strutt, Johanna TJlrolT, Iary Kelly, Catharine Jones, Abraham il. Lovy. Letters of guardianship of tho persons and property of Daniel Miliar were granted to Jatnea Miller; of Mary Anes nnd Willie Diss to CimrleB J. Diss: ot Ida E. Stewart to JlaKie Coffey, of Aiiua.

Frederick, and Henry Uube to Frederick llubo; of Georgo E. H. Wildey to George) V. Miller; of Frank C. W.

Easson to Til lie J. Ensson; of Sheldon Houston to Imoerene F. Houston: of Catharine and Michaol O'Grady to Jnuo O'Grady; of Lillian McGinn to Aunia C. McGinn; of Salvntore l'olento to Salvatora l'olmito, of Etnma A. Harris to Caroline A.

Koilher; of Mary A. MeCann to Annie Malloni of Murttaret, Francos, Cliarl and Florence Stoddart to Charles J. Stodilart; of Charlotte, Blnnche, Althejr and Daniel Webster SiorrlBoa to CorneliUB Morrison. I.HH0F VEIT. Mr.

Stephen Imhof, nephew of John Imhof, was marriod on Wednesday ovenlug last to Miss Velt, at tho Church of the Holy Family, by the Rot. J. J. Hanselmnu. Mr.

Joseph Imhof acted iiB best man, and Miss Llllie Imhof as maid of honor. Aftor tha ceremony a coUntlou wtio served ut the new homo of tho couple, where they ulso received tne congratulation oj tnelr many friend and aoaualntauoeg. Mas. ey and Merritt bav.j made themselves popu i agency hopes to accomplish tho most work lar in w.lt p.ay there It 1, proposed by the promoters of Already arrsncriments are belr.r; to send t0 organization in llllnoi tl Nov. Vork uiaiits r.ext bprlng.

They 1 au'1 Western states In which bicyclo are out 'or the pcr.ua:.; for li thlevos huvo been nniisnnllv hnlri in thi Kcws of the liacers. Banker's Daughter at 4 to 1 won the first race at I.ator.ia yesterday, seven elshtbs of a in 1 J'j)i. 1 vjyuta L.reiLcr.t.t' ol Iouin volur.r.ers the state, meat thr.t Kuiie Is king of twirlurs. Tic Sout'i paw pitcher wants berth in 01,0 of the kos'erti teams. Th" Social Intercoureo committee of tho The New York Drlvin Driving club will hold Its reKu en this ii, lot noun.

lar matinee rue Association of Cycling clubs mot I scholars. Reliable in her own plays and ore Sionin. AbrahamAnnie ora Air Thatcher, Car A Connt. Co, vVeatlTirhonst Valentine, Napoleon 5. Mcyor, Herman (a) This move loses.

20 23 la the canal Play. (b) Janvier (lives 17 14 here. (c) If While plays 3120 wo hare thi3 continuttion 14 21 3 8 10 17 1115 B.wins 23 18 18 14 10 3 Wins Checlcer Notes. Lyman M. Stearns of Dorry Depot, N.

hps postponod his visit to Brooklyn on account of prcaalnir business eliKagenients at home. (.:. H. Carlton of tho Prospect park branch of the Yoanp Men's Christian Association, 357 'inth street, wishes to Hay (tames by correspondence with any boy about It; years of age. If any reader of tile Eagle knows the present address of Frank E.

Pierce, formerly of the New York Checker clud lie will kindly notify the secretary ot the Association Chess and Checker club. Several new members have been added to the club list at local heady uartera. Among the new nmefl is thnt (1 F. M.iViclu r.n...n lir'Oklyn club ban Leon it. A.

re Blfiit with their and lr In rice of lnpt year. In v. hlie Brooklyn at the Columbia in Last Fourteenth street. Now obsei ving those of others, ahrewd in York, last night, to further arrange for tho nsso I resource, accurate in her deductions and of ctattou'd coining bowling touruamont, entries I retentive memory, she la a partner meriting for which will close on October IS. All entries tae choic of any whist player, an antagonist must be sat to Georgo Morfran.

soeretnr of 1 stead and well ennBlriwwl ni Mc.nat'cr I 'oetz of th. elected a of I' The icas ut Cue fo pu, Old club bi'e hllc Dost'tri e. i 102 tl.o y. befr.ro. In Patiy Tvl.ea att.

ibui the tact that 731 .00 ss 315.1;; H4.48 344.17 41.U0 A ripecial race for pallov. ays lias been arrantred at NarrsiKunwtt lor thl afternoon. It is to be a ban llcai. al live furlonns, Rcntlanien rlderv ri' lowed aeven i'. S.

P. Kundolph win act as steward for the remnlndor the meetlni; at NarraKatisett. Judges at Aqueduct yesterday placed Biliet l.oux colt before Alnntliraclto in the fourth race, and majority ut the public iiot nivew with them gave vent to their displeasure' In uZ 31 4 tho cmmilfaa nh OflT on w. naltiwore 3 success to "venue, urooK strenTthe Tllitnian jr Meyer, Edward Henry Eatuor Tfaier, Byrnd (i 'rlttl tntlor and alio OMr CorDefiuDllonry turiuir Co KtaB Co. il.vpiaao ico (Jo rt Onirk KrieiaLlur, I'rodk Koburt 8 Poter A Fraaor A (Jo YVittmnnii.

Josoph lioor Seillogcl ripetiiab, Potorbaml Woif Gristo, i.arrtet Harry Sttirdevant. iory e.o:i:c.. tun hp it pecainc auiiarcnt. ui.i ia. i 141.117 200.0:1 Miki ike has nft'etod a S500 purse for a foc hanoicap at Arpieituct to day.

clal rtt Kern, Park. Kngland, yesterday the Im I Mi Roberts was the chess champion of his collerre rial take ei eiRiis was won by Lord and took part In the Inter colleirlate tournament Itoseberry's Ur Yist.o. prove tncmseives wortny ol her foeiiian's skill. She attended the last whist congress in Philadelphia and as the partner of Robert H. Woems of Brooklyn won second placo In ono of the most trying contests of the sossion, in which sixty pairs of players were striving for the prize." The Brooklyn Whist club completed its new organ i rati on this week by the appointment of the following committees: Whist committee Reginald P.

Rowe.Elwood T. Baker, Howard Horton. Executive committee V. G. Lcggat, Daniel Chauncoy.

Stephen Contlit, F. P. Mc Coll, X. II. Clement.

Finance committee W. Joel Moran, Frederic H. Evans. GeorEo Weaver. Uonc.van urci Jordan are the latest ti r.lgners.

Louisville has cfre rd io.ir.ny RIchardr.on to several clubs without, huwover, lindiug nnv takers. lh f'" i if wtll not be reprcsente'i by 'cam. Tho list of chtunpioimhips rmc tna. season Is as follows In rutnei bom the American association the National iear un; the first season tic: double season of tho National league and series with the Cleveland the winners of the second season; 1SD3. the National leaaue.

The suit of Pitcher Cunningham asalnst J. ISarlo Wagner of the old Philadelphia Players' League club, which has been pending ror veral years, was decided recently in favor of the defendant. It r. ill be remembered that Cunningham, was transferred to the Buffalo club and the suit was brought to secure tho bonuB money, said to havo boon SGOQ. A'otes of the Wheelmen.

The Long Island left this afternoon for their annual Newburgb run. "nemoon J. C. Knovt les started on his forcv scennd ee i tury this moraine. The riding tlmo of the eenturv run yesterday wo 6 hours 28 minutes.

A blcvole race for a rroid medal was run bet veer. IP nry K. Roe and Xat Roe, brothers I'ctehocuo, half mile heats, at St.ffolk fair ves'ter day. N'at Ro won. The best time was W.

S. Hull was chief consul for three years nf the New York division. Leaeue of American uheelinen. and at that time New York 2,500 ahead of Massachusetts. Now Massachusetts, claims to be 2, iuO ahead of New York.

The wheeling section of the Twenty third Regiment Athletic association will loave tho plain at Prospect park at 3 o'clock sharp to morrow morning for a century run to Patohog ue. Captain Georse Albert Wlngato expects to chock at least forty riders. ISonl Estt Mortfrag es October 5. Tioo, Marirt, to Max Lang. Wavorty av.

0 1,030 Mairio, Oath toeirM Ct Lots iiilS to A Parker, prop Bath Bnuch 450 IVliPsuier. osephiuo. to 1. iclionhorr, Moutrotio av. near BtiHinvl' av Brophy, Annio to exts Patchon, Or mond placo, noar Fulton st 2,500 Hammond, Saml, jr.

to Lynch, Kility socond st, 1,800 Von l.ehii. Ilichd, to Oarrlo Brolatet. Kast Thirty eighth at. noar Avonue li 2.200 Mullor, Jsi lor, to Batir. Ivorreen av, near otottkholm at 300 Masev, raucis to Inebriates' home.

Kings co, Joraleitiozi st, near lienrv st 1,000 Uieiand. Mary and Joaapbino to ttoirerr, Pennsylvania av, near Fuiton at. eub to mart 330 'Witlum. Marr A. to TlUu Umur i Trout qa.

Eimllfh Arthur, a noted pickpocket who has an rcputai u.n. was at the Na ranai tt race track esterday whllo plylntr his tr. iile. In the fourth race at Narraffansett yesterday Lord Harry, the favorite, uter passing lho 'irst post stumbled, stialnlng the muscles of his fore leg so severely ihat he broke down completely. After Ilelle Fernioy had won the first race at Maspcth a eohu.d man from the Paragon st ibl" her up to but tho bid was not accepted.

The stewards of the Steeplechase, Hunt and Pony Racing association, having Investigated the Vlolota C'omaache race, And no evidence of last ypring wuon juwaru Hymes won nrsc prize. COLUMBIA A. C. BOUTS T0 KIGIIT. Tho final bouts of tho Columbia Athletio club's tunateur boxing tournament will be held to night nt Grand Central palace, New York.

Whilo Inspector Williams allowed no knockouts at the preliminaries Thursday night, some excellent sport is promised for the evening. Tho men will be (ar more evenly matotaed, and tho inspector is quite confidant that there will bo little cause for interference. W. Dougherty, Frederick H. Webster, Dr.

W. E. Stratton. Under the bylaws the whist committee is charged with th3 duties of arranging for and having charge of all tourneys, games and.