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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLB. NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY. JJJNE 6.1906. I LONG ISLAND PROPERTY.

LONG ISLAND PB.OPEBTY. LONG ISLAND PROPERTY. LONG ISLAND PROPERTY. GOLFING GOSSIP. AMATEUR AND SEMI PROFESSIONAL BALL PLAYERS, ATTENTION! The Eagle In prepared to publish Satorrtnya, morning games mnst fnll tabulated score of all a ma-1 lie handed in at the main office teur and seml-profetilonal base- or the various branches not later hall frames played by Brooklyn than 3 o'clock on the same after-teams la this borough and else-' noon, while the afternoon scorea THESE ARE where.

Blanks wilt be forwarded upon application or they- may be secured by calling on he Kriltor at the Kagrje Oillce, WuhIi- iiiKiun nuu iionmun streets, Scores most be sent in on the dn People who place a value on money, who intend buying a lot whether for a home or inveilment, consider what we have to say before making a final selection. THESE ARE FACTS. AMITVVII.l.K In a liranlifnl town at curly (l.ono people, altunteri on the South liny, with stores, sclM.nlsi. ninny hotel nml rhureheM of nil lire nml pollre priteetlon, streets with nil improvements. Tills In not promise tor the future, but nil these tbinKH nre here TO-DAV, a progressive, modern town, city and country combined, only on which the games are played, the schedule of games and such They may be mailed to the Sport-J items of interest that they deem tng Editor or left at the ma in I worthy of publication.

Address all building or the various Eagle I communications to Sporting Edi-branches, thus assuring pnblica- tor, Brooklyn Daily Eagle, Brook tlon on the following day. IV. V. "45 WISITKS rlttl.li lllfU.IIMIAI.- HEMPSTEAD. LONG ISLAND, THIS MAGNIFICENT PROPERTY stands pre-eminent as a residential section and constitutes the most desirable home sites on Long Island.

FOR HEALTHFULNESS this district is far famed, and for this reason it has been selected by a very large number of well-known and leading citizens for their out-of-town residences comprising such people as August Belmont, H. V. R. Kennedy, O. H.

P. Belmont, Mrs. Jas. L. Kernochan, Henry Vogel, H.

P. Whitney. THE PENNSYLVANIA R. R. has secured control of the L.

I. R. R. and is spending $28,000,000 for improvements and electrifying the line, to reduce the running time to 22 minutes to Herald Square. THE R.

R. STATION is only 3 blocks away from our property. N. Y. Trolley runs in front of it in addition, the Town of Hempstead provides ample police and fire protection, schools, banks, churches and stores of all kinds.

THE ROADS are macadamized concrete sidewalks and shade trees as well as water, gas and electric lighting. DIVERSIONS OF ALL KINDS are afforded, including golf, polo, tennis, as well as social, business and political clubs. HIGH-CLASS is the word that applies to this property the natural elevation and quality of the soil are all that could be desired and with the other environments and natural resources, values are sure to increase rapidly. Don't delay, write to-day for Tickets, Illustrated Booklet. Mniis and full Information or see our men at our special ex- TA It iy B' curslon trains leaving foot of Last at 1:50 wearing Kiceii ui-ihib letters.

34th Lots 25x125 6 MINL'TES' WALK FROM R. R. STATION. 4 trains daily to New York. Trolley, Road Oyster Bay direct Amity ville will be in op ironey on bonK inland.

Lots near water, 25x100 Acre Plots, 5 minutes' walk from Half Acre Plots, 5 minutes' walk Terms to suit vour porkfthnok. Fvrv one SPECIAL SAI, DAYS a li, (il ar fall, write or send fur KHfCK TICKETS. FEDERAL LAUD AND IMPROVEMENT 349 BRANCH OFFICE, 193 MONEY MAKERS Miller-Kendig Real Estate Co (Inc.) I' RTOWE GEN'L MANAGER. PHONE 5326 ORAMERCY. MAIN OFFICES, 619 FL ATI RON BUILDING.

NEW YORK. ARE BUYING aj ELMHURST HEIGHTS IF YOU WILL INVESTIGATE ITS MERITS YOU WILL BUY THERE ALSO, IT IS NEARER TO HERALD SQUARE THAN I25TH STREET, MANHATTAN, WHERE YOU PAY $80,000 FOR A LOT. AM) AS ALLHSMUI.U AS THE F.AST OR WEST SIDK OP IPl'EH MANHATTAN. 5c. by Trolley Now.

Time 15 Minutes. BKI 'lTl'l ARTISTIC I'AHKWAY, STUSB (THUS. (ilT'l'EHS AMI WALKS WATfcll AM) MAINS, MACAU AM HOAllS AU EVE1H AT LESS Til A PRESENT WHOLESALE chi-; for idjoimm; land. Vv rA'initIS I llEVSE IX VALI US OV THIS SIPF.R11, ELE-VATE1I Ir! "is ASSl HKn II THE AXIA-I-ONG ISI.AM. Tl'XSKI THE BL At'KWELIS ISLAND II HI DUB AM) THE HEL- S' I TO i AL 0 8 A BY TRAIN.

STATION 3 BLOCKS ONLY, prSJW- HARK: CLISIVE AND RESTRICTED. SPECIAL DISCOUNT I MO Asstss-ntrvis. MONTHLY PAYMENTS ACCEPTED. OR SEM) POSTAL FOR HANDSOME MAPS, VIEWS AND BANKERS LAND CORPORATION, iniiHt be In the hands of the Sporting Editor not later than 8 r.M. Secretaries of nil leagues and clubs, hot li a ma ten and leml- professionnl, are invited to send to the Snorting Kditor of the games with teams averaging from 17 to 18 yi-urs old.

Games to be played at Saratoga Park, Broadway and Halsey street, at 2 P.M. Address John Eiseman, 2oo Bleocker street. Brooklyn. Next Thursday, at Saratoga Park, Broad, way and Halsey street, the Howards will meat the N. Y.

Maids, who claim to be the champion female baseball team of the country. The Maids have been winning most of their games so far played this season, and this wil be their first appearance in the East. After this game they go on an extended tour of the States of New York and Pennsylvania. Gam. will called at 4:30 P.M.

The ptuyvesant A. C. claims a victory of 9-9 over the Mohawk A. C. (of Fourth Btreet) for non-appearance.

A team named I. A. C. waj also disappointed and the two teams arranged a game. The Stuyvesant A.

0. won by 3 to The victory was mostly due to the pitching E. Hall. The line-up of the winners: W. Mogk.

2d b. Koenig. c. Singer. IX; le 3d b.

Hathaway, 1st b. Davison, s.a. Hill, Kane, r.f. Moorehead. c.f.

The Bay Park A. defeated the FlasOjysh boys club by the score M-5 Saturday. Th features of th game were the plf-hfas; of Pchacrier and the catchlnp ot Tyndall. Th. liny Park A.

C- has- few dates open in July and August. Saturday is open for morninj and afternoon games. Address F. Morrcle, Flatlands, Brooklyn. Se.i rifft.

June 6 At Oyster Bav. Saturday, the Sea Cliff and Ovster Bay teams will meet. Both have strong aggregations ajid aa there ii considereolo rivalry between thejteams each will put forward the "best they can fin an effort to win. Monday the baseball team of Room 303 of the Commercial High Sdhoo! trounced the team from Room 310 of tho same institution to the tune of 20 tlo 8. The feature of the game was the baotery work of Bollinger and Brockington for the winners, Bollinger striking out 15jmsn and allowing only 3 bases on balls.

Fol-lowing is the scorn hv Innings: 1 234567S9 RJH.E. Poom No. 303... 3 5 1 0 1 1 2 6 0 1 20 26 8 2 0 1 1 0- 8 7 4 No. 310...

Batteries Bollinger and Brockington; Alberto, Leahy and Klngsland. So far this season Room 303 has not lost a single game, but when. In a rihor: time the team meets that of Room 4617 hot game is expected. MlneolR, L. June 6 The Freeport High School baseball team settled: the championsnip of the Nassau League Monday afternoon by defeating tho nlno of the Hempstead High School in a hrJ-fonght game.

The Hempsteads matte i. uesperare enort to keep the "Otith sldo hoys from becoming champions for a second time, but the FreeDOrts would not bo downed, notwithstanding the Hempsteads tied them twice in the number of runs. The Freeports settled the game in, ths last two innings by sending four players across the plate and by holding the opposition in check. The team has lost- but one league game during One season Tbe-score by innings: 123456789 Batteries-Raynor and Smith; Warner anl Kocnester. BOWLING CLUB OSTRACISED.

Eastern Alley Owners Association Suspends the Buffaloes, -of Manhattan. Action was taken by the Eastern Aller Owners Association, at a meeting held Monday afternoon at the Grand Central alleys, on the case of the Buffalo Bowling Club, of Manhattan, which, it was charged. Is In arrears for its entrance fee In tb.3 Eastern five-men tournament, Just completed, on the Haflem Circle alleys. The Buffaloes were barred from playing on any of tfce alleys controlled by inembeis of the association. As there are about twenty-six members of that body, twenty-three of which are in New York and Brooklyn, the shut-out will be quite complete.

The Borough Palace team rolled t.O'.O In the Universal spring tournament lart light, but lo6t by a mediocre scoretin the. final game. Interborough. Palace. 1 Imperial.

Games. Gjamss. 1st 2d 1st 2d 224 148 187 Morgan 157 200 1 ID Cun'gham 182 165 213 Zanchei 170 176 11 Markwell. 188 139 175 Slmmellnk 182 157 3fl4 187 Whldden 160 158 113 Turner 179 175 169 202 148 170 Hafker Total 975 775 93 Total 863 877 'M Universal Spring1. FIRST GAME.

Logan Madlgan. 173; Dexter, 176; Graham, 189; White, 158; Reld. 158. Total. SC4.

East New York Kelfer. 200; Gustavson, 167; Moore, 212; McCann, 191. Total, 950. SECOND GAME. Logan Madlgan, 175; Dexter.

182; Graham, 115; White, 126; Reld. 157. Total, 758. Borough Palace Huott. 215; Gltnsman, 164; Wilshusen, 200; Oorroon, 200; Tuthill, 201.

Total, 1,010. THIRD GAME. New York Kelfer, 371; Gustavson, 203; WUbert, 211; Moore, 198; McCann, 206. TeAal. 9S9.

Borough Palace Huott, 209; Gllnsman, 132; Wilshusen. 156; Corroon, 148; Tuthill, 208. Tu-lal, 853. Broadway Two-Men. FIRST SECTION FIRST GAME Kurchard.

193; Vaas. 189. Total. 382. White.

225- Prlrgle, 205. Total. 430. SECOND GAME. Sclillttheis.

201; Catherwood. 165. Total, 36. White, 225; Prlngle, 167. Total, 392.

THIRD GAME. England. 158; Durand. 216. Total.

374. White, 1S3; Prlngle, 173. Total, 356. SECOND SECTION-FIRST GAMJJV England. 192: Durand, 16J.

Total. 361. Sttininger, 162: Hartoorn, 192. Total, 3S4t. SECOXI) A Freedberg, 203; Zabrlskle, 216.

Total 419. Prime, 139; Rue, 178. Total. 317. New Eldorado Two-Men.

FIRST SECTION. Games Games. Name. 1st. 2d.

I jst. 2d. 184 157. Dr. 18ft 156 164'Farber 167 "S8 That the last half of June is to be an exceptionally busy golng period can be seen by the appended list ot events; i June 12 Fall Klver G.

bomerNet Junction, open handicap tournament for women, auspices I uinen'i U. A. of Boston. June Huntingdon Valley C. Noble, i invitation tournament for women.

June 13-Ki Hrae-Burn C. West Newton, amateur cnampionship Massachusetts G. A. June 13-16 Aerlden (Ct. U.

open teur tournament. June 13-15 Alulrfleld, British open championship. June H-ltt Knoll wood C. White Plains N. open amateur tournament, June Allegheny 0.

C. Sewlckley (Pittsburg), llth annual open tournament. une la Common wealth C. Chestnut Hill, open handicap tournament for women, auspice Women's G. A- of Boston, i June 16 Arlington G.

Belmont, open amateur tournament. June 16 Woodland G. Auburn dale, neighborhood tournament. June 16 Agawam Hunt, Providence, opeo amateur tournament. June 16 St.

Davids (Pa.) G. C. qualifying found individual championship Philadelphia O. A. June 18-20 Cruden Bay, Scdltlsh la-dies' championship.

June 2t Kdgewater G. Chicago, open amateur tournament. June 20-22-Fox Hills G. Clifton. Staten Island.

N. eastern championship National Freight Traffic G. A. June 20-23 fit. Davids (Pa.) a.

Individual championship Philadelphia G. match play. June 21-22 Home wood C. FIoMmoor (Chicago). 111..

ODen chamDionshln Western I G. A. Jun 21-23 Kent C. Grand Rapids, open amateur tournament. June 22-23 Chestnut Hill G.

open amateur tournament. June 23 Lexington G. open amateur tournament. June 23 Edgewater G. Chicago, open tournament for women.

June 23-28 Midlothian G. Blue Island (Chicago), open amateur tournament. June 25 Sandwich, 19th annual open amateur competition for St. George's challenge cup. June 25-29-rAsantlc City (N.

C. midsummer championship American G. A. of Advertising Interests. June 26-29-Sinnj6sippt G.

Janesvllle, championship Wisconsin G. June 27-30-Country Club of Springfield, open amateur tournament. June 28-29Onwentfla Club, Lake Forest, 111., open championship United States G. A. June 28-30 Huntingdon Valley C.

Noble. sixth annual invitation tournament for Lynnewood Hall cup. June 28-30 Wilmington (Del.) C. open amateur tournament. June 3fr-Huntlngdon Valley C.

Noble. annual fntercity tem match, Pittsburg vs. Philadelphia. June 30-Ottnwa (Can.) G. C.

innual lnter-provincial team match. Quebec vs. Ontario. The first Annual meeting of Eastern Professional Golfers Association was held yesterday afternoon In Manhattan, when these officers were elected: President, George Low; vice president, Donald J. Ross; secretary, Charles Kirchner; treasurer, Stewart Gardner; executive committee, Willie Norton, Donald Ball, Alec Smith, Alec Campbell.

Isaac Mackte, A. G. Griffiths and John Harland. Tho Fox. Hills Golf Club has issued the following schedule to August June Vice President's Cup; second round, 8 to play; prize handicap, Class prize handicap.

Clans B. June 16-Vlce President's Cup; seml-flnnls; prize handicap. Class prize handicap, Cluss June 23-VIce President's Cup; finals; prize handicap. Class prize handicap. Clans B.

June 30-Prize handicap, Class prize handicap, Class B. July 4. Independence DayMedal donated by v. w. Lowrey; eighteen hole medal play: handicap.

Cup donated by Colonel O'Donoghue; first sixteen men in Independence Day Handicap to qualify; medal play; handicap. Adams (up; first round match play; 16 to play; prize handicap, Class prise handicap. Class B. July 7 O'Donoghue Cup; first round match play; 16 to play; prize handicap, Class prize handicap. Class B.

July 14 O'Donoghue Cup; second round; 8 to play; prize handicap, Class prize handicap, July 21 O'Donoghue Cup; semi-finals; prize handicap, Class prize handicap. Class B. July 28 O'Donoghue Cup; ftpals; prize handicap, Class prize handicap. Class B. The Western Golf Association has issued the following list of open events in which Its membsrs are eligible to compete: ASSOCIATION TOURNAMENTS.

June 21, 22 Homewood Country Club, Floss-moor, 111. Western open championship; 72 holes medal play; open to amateurs and professionals. August fl-Onwenteia Club, Lake Forest, Marshall Field Cup; bogey competition. 36 holes; open to teams of five from each club. September 3 Glen Echo Country Club, St.

Louis, Mo. Olympic Cup; open to teamw of four from any golf association (not clubs) In the world; 36 holes, medal play; total medal scoren of each team to count. September 4 to 8 Olen Echo Country Club. St. Louis.

Western amateur championship; varioua other competitions will also be played in connection; programme to be announced later will give full particulars. OPEN CLUB TOURNAMENTS UNDUR AUSPICES OF ASSOCIATION. June 20 Edgewater Golf Club, Chicago; one dav tournament. June 21 to 23 Kent Country Club, Grand Rapida, Mich. general tournament.

July 17 to 21 Glen View Club, Golf, general tournament. July 23 to 28 Midlothian Country Club, Blue Island, general tournament. July 24 Midlothian Country Club. BU: Island, pater-Filius Club; 36 holes two ball foursome handicap for father and son. July 31 Homewood Country Club.

Flosimoor. 111. Homewood Cup: for teams of five from each club; 36 holes medal play; total team score to count. Auguj-tt 1 to 4 Homewood Country Club-Flopfmoor, general tournament. August 7 to 11 Omwentsia Club, Lake Forest.

general tournament. August 16 to 18 Westward Ho Golf Club. Montclare, general tournament. September 20 to 22 Calumet Country Club, Burn side. general tournament.

October 8 Chicago CJolf Club, Wheaton. age limit handicap; open to players fifty years of are and over. October 4 to (I Chicago Oolf Club, "Wheaton. 111. general tournament.

FIFTY AT THE SCORE. Frank Bush Leads the Way at New York Club Shoot. Frauk Bush was very much In evidence at the outdoor Bhoot of the New York Rifle Club Monday, and was the only member to go over the 200 mark In the main event, in which the conditions called for 10 shots offhand at the ring target. 200 yards range. BUBh scored 223, Just 27 points ahead of the veteran.

John C. Bonn, who was the runner up. At the man target Bush and Bonn tied for first honors on a total of 54 out of a possible 60 points In 3 shots. Scores: RIXO TARGET Frank Bush, 223; John C. HnTln 196; Robert Ohms, 193; Charles Plump.

192; Darner Zettler, 192; George Ludwig, 189; Henry Winter, 187; Charles Meyer, 186; J. H. Klee, 182; John X. Herrmann, 181; F. V.

Ronn, 180; Henry Lohden. 176; J. D. Wllklns, 175; H. Malnhorst, 17.1; IMto Schwaneman, 172; Henry Mesloh.

169; John H. Doseher, 169; Henry Nordliruch, 16S; John R. Cute, 165; Henrv 1). Meyer, 163; A. W.

Lemcke, 160; Henry Kahrs, 159; A. A. Slbberns. 157; Geo. Decker, 156; Charles Schmltz.

154; John H. Knx-ger, 154: H. C. Halnhorst. 152: William rhults.

151; W. W. Weasel. 151; Charles Quadt, 150: Fred Facompre, 150; E. Brede, 150: J.

G. Tholke, 146; Henry Leopold, 146; Charles Hoffman, 143; Charles Mann, 143: Charles Koenig, 141; A. F. ptolzer.berger, 140; Henry Decker, HO; H. B.

Mlchaelson, 139; X. C. L. lleversten, 138; H. V.

Mlnden, 137; Fred Het-zel. 130. MAX TARGET Bush. 54; Bonn, 54; ol; Herrmann, 51; Facompre, i0; tvroeger, Konn, 49; Sehwaneman, 48; Gute, 46; Schmltz. 42.

BULL HE YE TARGET Klee, Zettler. Plump, W. F. Grell. Quadt, Bonn.

Ronn, 2: Ohms, Slbberns, Beversten, Shults. 2: .1. H. Halnhorst. Helnecke, Hohling, 1: Lemcke, Tholke, Kroeger.

Bush, Winter. Charles Meyer. Stolzen-berger, 1: Schmjtz. Mlchaelson, 1: H. C.

Halnhorst. 1: Olendorf. H. D. Meyer, Hesse, Slevers, 1.

POWEB BOAT EACES. Columbia Yacht Club Hegatta on the Hudson. The power boat race of the Columbia Yacht Club will take place on June 16, and will be open to any boat whose owner Is a member of a club enrolled In the American Power Boat Association. The courses will be on the Hudson River, in view of the club house. Distance, 8 nautical miles.

Instructions as to time, signals and racing numbers for boats, will be given out by the committee on the day of the race. The rules of the American Power Boat Aftsociatlon will govern the contests. Starts will be made on handicap time with the exception of boats In Classes and Y. It Is therefore imperative that official ratings shall be filed with the committee before the closing time of entries. Prizes will bo awarded to the winners and a second prize, where four or niore boats finish in a class.

Entries should oe arVin'ssr-d to the race committee at the clubhouse, and will be received until 7 P.M., June lf. The moRsurer. J. II. Mclnlosh.

32 Brondway, Manhattan, telephone, 48S6-48S7 Broad, will make suitable arrangements for measuring boats upon application. The race committee is madTf up of W. H. Ketcham. chairman; John H.

Mcintosh, Louis F. Jackson, Walter J. Hewlett, Stewart H. Elliott. I of FACTS FOR YOU.

$5 DOWN $3 PER MONTH now Imil'linE from Lone Island Found arl eratlon atom July 1st. The only cross-country R. R. Station from R. R.

Station $250 een afford to buv from VVS. SIT1HIIV1S AD JilNDAVS. I L1FK nSI HMC'K. Send for Illustrated Hook.et C. 0C0 IHk l.

MI.N'C'HBR. Pres. -3b3 riith new york. 1MKOD BROOKLYN FOR OPENING DAYS TAKE ST. rr.MKl, ST.

FERRY. COBOSA TROLLEY, AM) GET OFF AT COLO NIAL PARKWAY AND BROADWA1, F.LMHl RS T. SN7 HnnnRiion BROOKLYN. COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE, TO LET OR EXCHANGE. Long Island.

JAMAICA: several plots, finest location, convenient to trolley and school: title guaranteed. J. BAUER. 226 Jeffv av. Jamaica.

2-7 nmc I. A cozy furniFhed cottage; 7 ivyntf "viui fully located on Peconlc Bay; minutes walk to Long Island Sound; season. Apply. S. B.

HOM AN, I'atchogne, L. 1. Leap Loiik Ilnnil Acronitri nlsio near elty hiirprnlnH. KIti.1IA?i LATHAM. Park How X.

Y. BARGAIN; 2 story boat houHe, 14x14, with 14x10 extension; suitable to live In all year round, for sale, cheap. A. REINHARI), Ramblersvlllc, L. BA ROAIN; Tn RlclirnondHIU one on Broadway, near Briggs a.

JSSij; two lots on Broadway, near Dak st. Jl.sro. H. G. P.

O. Box 16. Richmond Hill. N. Y.

5-3 LOO cabin for sale on north shore of Long Inland. 66 miles from N. Y. with or without acreage; rolling woody country: beach, bathing, boating, etc. H.

J. HATGOOD, 305 Broadway. Manhattan. 3-7 BAY SHORE Bay shore a.v south of Main road; handsome villa, 14 rooms and bath; good stable; plot J10.000. SOS, HSi Fnlton St.

HAVILAXl) AMITYVILLE. LONG ISLAND. Hiautiful up to dnte 7 room rpsldonce on Broadway, pint price $1,600 mort-(TaRe; unusual bargain. BAIKJAIN, Box US, Kagle jlice. 6-4 CODMXft'S SDIMER LIST, Out this wtek, mailed on request.

Describes: Farms. up; shorp fmntn, varlouB prices; hill tops; acreaire for subdivision, c(ma on trolley: vUIsbp homes; excellent values, perfect titles; some lonr contracts. VM. H. COINING.

Northport. I. ASHAROKEX BEACH, NICAR NORTHPORT, I. the choicest, cleanest, coolest double Fhore front offered; perfect nhore on Huntlnn-tun Hay and I. I.

Sound. Restricfed for homes only. PRirirc; AND MAP MAILED. 3-7 OWNER, Box 422, Northixrt, L. I.

HARBOR. L. great Peconlo Ray. building lots, u0 feet elevation, for sale; furnished cottages. 9 rooms and barns.

$240 Beaison: 5 rooms. $125; 6 rooms. $125 season; maps and photos of same. Address FRANK R. FLEET Box 19.

Cutchoftue, L. or Blue Print Works. 1 Afyrtle av. Brooklyn. NASSAU POINT.

L. 00 acres; 6 mile Ehure frcnt. CutchORue. L. 40 acres: new barn; (rood house; ig miles to depot.

mile to post oillce. stores; 320,000. FRANK R. FLEET. 125 Myrtle av, Brooklyn, or aD-tf Box 19.

Cutchnjfue. L. I. JAMAICA LOTS AT A SACRIFICE Hill CASH, 31 CHOICE LOTS IN THE REST SECTION OF JAMAICA, L. ONLY S175 EACH ad joining lots have sold from 1650 to each, and will tie worth or more In one year; must all be sold together, at once.

Don't miss this opportunity. tJEO. F. PCRSER, 3 Standard place, Jamaica. L.

I. 2-7 DO YOU WANT A BARGAIN IN Ionpr Island farms? "We have two farms, 70 acres, one owner; between Rockvllle Centre unci Lynbrook; adjulnlnK developed property, Bt-lllnff rapidly at g-jnd prlcep; biff opportuniiy to make a quick turn. 43 Murray Manhattan. 3-7 BAYSIDE, LONG ISLAND. Beautiful strne, 15 room hnue, pteam heat.

Kat. f-trie llKhts. 10 minute from del ot; hai'! wood trim; up to date in every respect; en plot ha thins, noatinff; very pele mortgage JU.Oo.1 per cent. OWNER, will Hex let sain" dcsiralilo partv. oir.ee.

New York. farm for nal. to close an estate at Huguenot, N. miles from Port JerviA; 'good soil, line buildings; near R. It.

stntlon: stores and post oillce; about ari acres. Imjulre C. I. TERWILLIOKH. tl Eront st.

I'rrt Jirvls. N. 1'. "V.N a ounitiii.r home of ymn- own. A i farm inie; line location; In the (itscgo, lulls at Cooeeritown and Lake; large I tl v.i I iiig hr-ii-e, 4 tenant houses, 210 to C.

M. Arill for jwirtlculars It. I', i 11. No. noj.erstfiwn, N.

i-2t VALUA1 tE FARM i Kir to close an estate at Huguenot, N. ,4 miles from Port Jervls; good soil; fine build-j inps; n-ar R. H. station, Mtores( and pout qthce; I about 2o limulre of ('. I.

TKHWILLIGEH, 41 Front st. Port Jervls, N. Y. TO HK'NT FOR SI'MMKR. FURNISHED FARA HOUSE 11 en (llenmeif Lake, in heart of T0i f't tlt.n garden stat.U-; pbntv shade anil lots of fruit healthful.

Aiitlpyx EUGENE CABLE. Florida, Jrang ity. -N. 3-3 miwsu AT 1 JAi'RIFIi'K. bent farm In nranc li.inlen's "home faim," hiw cond nunty in! Wakifii; 1 S- acres; gently rolling; no stiM's liih; j.racli( ally a park; very ca.sy terms; nd Immediate! luvet igate also 1u0 re farm un Wallldtt River; beitutiful situ- -n gr(dd If) room house and 3 barns for 1 JAMEd C.

7'KLLKH. owner. Wallkill I TO RENT. TW 11' MOUKUN KURNISHLH LA KK FRONT 1 AT WKSTI'ORT. rontniiiiiig ruinliick iitiil Gn-n Mountain Hoem-rv; nrtc prou'i-ls.

--pacious olazwn, iiiuk'-, mountain spring nbiindiint Apply Ml Libert Y. or ad ALI.EN. West nil. N. Y.

New Jersey. EAST OHANOK- 8 and louses, bath nd bilindrv; uti-ii Iii'ini. li beat choice loc tlon. GEO. 1 st, Newark.

larfie Kround; cai'h. Iialuii-e oionlhly nml also 7 uri'l 8 I'l'im mttaxesi. 'OTT, Irvine iel-Mt l-llt osu HHXiRWnflU. TEXAFLV. 01.

EX lui! farm t'-rms; spli-tHM tuirKalns; f'r Iriit, furnish'-'! iirj'l P-ix InT. Itl.laew. .1. Jc- tf HLOOMFIKLti. X.

huuse; r.iln"T aK (lflnible locnll.m: i The tVoodblnes defeated the crack Glenwoods easily at Lons Island City Sunday. The fea ture was the battlnK of Caltill and the fielding of Owtns.lo j'oliee interference lii Jersey Cl.y the game scheduled with Kt. John C. C. ha been canceled.

Next Sunday is open for teamtf offering good Inducement. Address R. S. Carroll. SI Woodhull street, or 'phone 1060 Franklin between A.M.

aud 6 P.M. The score: Woodbine. I Glenwood Name. r.lb.poa.e.i Name. r.lb.po.a.e.

Jonen.c Carroll. Ward. ODell.2b... Mellon. Pattrsn.lf.

Hartlett.ss. Stevens, 3 6 0 Stederlck ss 110 10 1 Schwab. 0 2 10 1 It Hanger.c... 0 2 0 3 II 2 4 3 4 0 Smith, If 0 3 2 1 0H.Wag'r,3b 0 1 5 0 Heisler.lb.. 0 2 0 4 Oi Mlchaels.rf.

0 0 10 DWagner.p 0 1 3 1 4 0 1 2 2 0 3 0 1 12 1 1 12 1 0 3 0 10 1 Total 12 17 27 14 4 7 27 14 1 Score by Innings. 123456789 Woodbine 0 Glenwood 0 0 0 0 4 3 1 2 2 12 0 1 0 0 3 0 0 04 Left on bases Woodbine. Glenwood. 4. Two-baso hits Cahlll, Ward.

W. Michaels. Three-base hlts-Jonee, Cahlll. Carroll, Stew-rick. Home run Cahlll.

Sacrifice hit Dell. First base on errors Woodbine, 2. Stolen bases Ellsman (2). Cahlll. Jones, Mellon.

Double plays-Hartlett, O'Dell and Ward. Base on balls Oft Sterns, off Wagner, 4. Struck out-Hy Stems, by Wagner, 3. Passed ball Jones. Umpire Mr.

Donnelly. The Linden Field Club of Flatbush believes Itself to be the master of the situation by two recent victories. Sunday they beat the Dunlan C. In a ninth Inning rally, and on Decoration Dav they snatched victory from the Jaws of defeat by bunching their hits In the ninth Inning, thus defeating the C. The feature of Thursday's game was the playing of Wulsteln.

who made two catches which proved to be good. for a couple of h.tbes. There were five double plays In the course of the game. The score: Linden F. c.

I Lehigh B. B. C. Name. r.

lb.po.a.e.l Name. r. lb. no. a.

e. Mnnne.lh 0 0 13 0 II Flddler.lf 0 0 110 Wuisteln.lf 0 Ulller.cf... 0 0 Heffron.se. 1 Archer.p.. 1 Groom.

0 Uoyd.c... 0 0 0 licuneo.o i OILaver.ss.... 13 0 10 0IGausman.2b 0 12 2 0 OKyan.r.... 0 10 0 0 0 4 0 0 1 1 0 2 1 0 6 1 3 0 0 6 2 01 Moore.lb... 0 0 14 0 2 0 1 1 0 0 2 3 0 0 0 0 5 0 Total 2 6 27 14 31 Total 1 625 13 4 One out when winning run was scored.

Score by Innings: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 9 Ijehlgh 1 0 0 0 0 Unden 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 .0 0 0 01 22 Earned run Linden. Left on bases Linden. 6: Lehigh, 6. First base on balls Off Archer, 1: off Brower. 3.

Struck out Bv Archer, by Brower. 10. Stolen bases Wulsteln. Archer, Groom. Fiddler.

Double plays Hesterberg. unassisted: Lawson and Magone: Miller and Lawsoti; Fiddler and Moore: Gausman and Moore. Hit bv pitcher By Archer 1. UmpireMr. Ellery.

Time of game One hour and thirty-live minutes. The annual game of baseball was played between Hit G. A. Paly Co. and the Knlghta of the Round Table at Prospect Park Varade Grounds.

It was the first defeat for the Daly Co. team and was largely due to the superb fielding and batting of Hlckey, who replaced Kelly In the fourth inning. The return match will be played July 4. The score: Knights of R. T.

I G. A. Daly Co. Name. r.lb.po.a.e.

Name. r.lb.po.a.e. A.F'gan.ss 2 1 2 3 0 O'Brien. 0 0 3 1 0 Harvey, p. Roden.c...

Moran.3b. Kelly.cf Feeney.2b. W.Fla'n.rf Hlckey.cf. Total 3 14 2 E.r'la nan. la i 1 2 1 2 1 1 0 2 0 0 1 2 0 2 1 4 1 1 1 1 0 0 111 J.Ma'son.p 0 0 1 1 4 0 0 0 A.M'son.rf 0 1 2 E.M'Bon.2b 0 0 1 Adams, 0' 0 1 Callahan.lf 0 0 0 Mcehan.lf.

0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 2 4 5 Total 0 2 24 16 10 Score by Innings. 123466789 G. A. Daly Knights of H. T.

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 4 0 0 0 2 0 00 Three base hits Hlckey. Fitzpatrlck. Two base hits Harvey. McKearney, A. Flanagan Sacrifice hits Roden, Moran, W.

Flagan. First base on balls Off Harvey, off J. Mastereon, 8. Struck out By Harvey. 11; by Masterson, 2.

Time of game 1 hour and 35 minutes. UmpireMr, Moran. The Dunton A. C. defeated the Magnolia ol Richmond Hill by 9 to 0 Sunday.

The features of the game were tne pitching or h. ttemsen, the batting of Wurley and the playing of Walsh at second base. The Duntons have next Sunday open and would like to hear from Richmond Hills, Jamalcas, Woodhavens, St. Michaels of Flushing, Far Rockaways. Hiclt-vllle.

Roslyns, Brlghtons of Rldgewood. Sunsets. Llntons, Hawthornea and teams of like, strength offering suitable Inducements. Address Wilbur Baylls, 606 South street, Jamaica. L.

I. The Loughlln Lyceums will have for their next Sunday attraction the Original Cuban Stars, the fastest team coming from Cuba, at Loughlln Oval, Jackson street and Klngsland avenue. This team has met only two defeats this season, having played all the leading teams of the country. They will coach in Spanish. Manager Reydel of the Loughllns has secured Coachera Ewlng and Deny Hall, who will be with the Loughllns for the first time Sunday.

Allen has been brought back from the Tri-State League. Herman and Poule will be on the line for the Loughllns. while Olave and Menlda will work for the Cubans. To reach the oval take Graham avenue car to Jackson street and walk two blocks east. Game called at 3:30 P.M Stapleton.

9. will be visited by Fred Feldtmann'a crack Monarchs Saturday, the opponents being the Stapleton A. A. Sunday the Monarchs will cross bats with the Glenwoods of Long Island City, and no doubt both games will be first class, as all the teams arc playing great ball at present. The Monarchs have June 16 and several dates afterward open for teams offering good terms.

Address Fred Feliitmann. 40 White street, New York City. A boy 14 years, small for his age. would like to Join a llrst class uniformed team averaging 14 to 15 years old, as pitcher or catcher. Address James Cody.

149 Schermer-horn street. Brooklyn, The Flatbush Baseball Club has Saturday. June 16 open for a first class team having home grounds and offering a suitable guarantee. Managers desiring this attraction can secure further information by communicating with William B. Mct'urdy.

116 Nassau street. New York City; or telephone 1742 John. The Flatbush Baseball Club will play at Pearl River, N. next Saturday. The I'earl Rivers make a very strong combination and have defeated some of the best upstate nines.

However, Manager McCurtly expects to bring home a victory. The home team will de-pend on their usual strong hatterv. while Mac will have "Smiling Jlnimle" Rentoi serve up the benders, and Middlekoop to receive. The Hawthornes expect a hard gamp from the Manhattan TYerrace Field Cluh, Saturday afternoon. Both teams, representing Flatbush, although In different section, should be the means of bringing together a large crowd of local enthusiasts.

The work of Jones, the new Hawhtome pitcher, egainst the Cornell man used by the Manhnttnns, will be watched with Interest. Rogers, Flatbush or Nostrand avenue cart, to Hawthorne street, to reach grounds. Game called at 3:45. Amateur athletic club of recognised standing, having ita own grounds In Brooklyn, needs two or three fast players to complete team. Would like to hear from gentlemanly players who are willing to play for the love of the sport and not remuneration.

Have a schedule of Saturday, Sunday and holiday games already arranged with the best amateur and semi-professional clubs In vicinity. This Is an excellent opportunity for ex-college or scholastic pliiver3 to arllllate with a home team of clean, fast ball players. Kindly mention posi tion plaved and experience when writing. Address Amateur, care Sporting Editor of the Brooklyn Eagle. In Sunday's game between the Akalonas and the Hawthornes, the Flatbush fans have an opportunity of seeing Miller, the pitcher who is bell heralded as second Linderman.

Kolb a new man, will probably twirl for the Hawthornes. with Frledel at the receiving end. Game called at 3:45. Next Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock the Dorian A. C.

will meet the strong team of the Franklin A C. of Westchester, at Montl-vesde's Grand street park. Maspeth. The teams are evenly matched and are playing great hall at present. To reach grounds tnke Myrtle avenue and transfer to Flushing car nt Rldgewood.

which passes the park. A first class traveling team has the following dales open for teams giving full expenses to ten rreli. within fifty miles of Xew York: July 4. A.M. and P.M.: August 4.

11, 25, sep-temhet 1 and 3 A.M. and P.M. Address Fred Laseen. 162 Clermont avenue. Brooklyn.

N. i. The Institute A. C. would like to arrange games with first-class semi-professional teams for any Saturday or Sunday during July and August, or on July 4th for two games.

Games are to be played on opponents' grounds. Accepting teams must offer suitable guarantee. The Institutes have the crack Michigan battery, Ftotz and Flllman. having won six out eight games this season. Address J.

P. McQuade, manager, 76 New street, Newark, N. J. The Christ Chapel Juniors would like to arrange games with teams from 14 to 16 years old. All dates during June, July and August are open, church teams are preferred.

Ad-drs- Thompson. 137 Coffey street, Brooklyn, S. Y. The Al'toona A. C.

would like to arrange dally and BundayB, IVI-lx. in tiicu iittie, wmi rea BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. iMrOTinnYESW 100 PER CENT. GUARANTEED. The Shore Amusement Apparatus Company, Incorporated, are offerUiR stocks in their wonderful new amusement ytrui-ture at 10 per share par.

Get In on tluor; special Inducements to workinKinen and finall investors. Call and see working npuara'us In miniature. Oillce open daily until P.M. 887 Manhattan av (Sloane BulkliimK Greenpolnt, Brooklyn, N. Y.

FOR A LE Cash onl' Tarbr HhoprNo. tyl Hicks st, between President and Carroll; four chairs; furniture in excellent condition; very good business. Call and Inquire. 2-7 DELICATESSEN, srocery store, doing fine business; full stock; for sale cheap; Roing to Germany. 473 Chestnut st.

corner Pitkin av. 1-7 SACBIFICK. First class fixtures, tea and enffee store, with lare Enterprise mill. 136 Butler st. INSTRUCTION.

The Eagle' Bureau. Full particulars, together with catalogues; circulars of universities, colleges, rrt-vate schools and private teachers, advertised in these columns, may be had free of charge bv calling at or telephoning the EAGLE FREE INFORM TION BUREAU, W-HuiidinK. Call 571 Mriin. The raffle' Weather Bureau Station Is prepared to give Information about the weather froe. Call 571 Main.

Co-Educational. BROWNE'S (47th Year.) BROOKLYN BUSINESS COLLEGE. 246-2S2 Fullon st. bet. Clinton and Clark ts.

Brooklyn Height. All summer, day and evening, begin any time. All Preparatory and Commercial Speeialtles. Engineering and Drawing. Telegraphy, 110.

Expert Penmanship So. Separate; no classes. Isaac and Uenn Pitman and niunson a stenography. All typewriters. Pas.

senger elevator. LANGUAGES. THE UK HI, IT School of l.aiunRfffi, School open all the year. Trial Lessons fre. For Boys and Young Men, PoIytechnicTreparatory School, A GREAT SCHOOL FOR BOYS.

Preparation for a. I uie i luigiuceriilg and Technical SchoolB, Excellent Commercial Course, Kplendid Oymnasium. Competent Physical Instructors. Athletics under direction ot Teachers. GRADUATES from thti public schools enter third grnde WITHOUT EXAMINATIONS.

Sjiecial deiiartment for boys of 8 or 9. FALL TERM OPENS SEPTE.MIIEFt 15. Examinations for Admission, MONDAY AND TUESDAY. June 11th and I2th. at 9 A.M.

FRANCIS RANSOM Principal. LEGAL NOTICES. THE PEOPLE OK THE STATE OK YORK, by the grace of God free and independentTo Harnh C. Smock. Robert H.

Mar-cellus. John Henry Marcellus. Mary Elizab'n Porter. Julia C. Hills, Angelica Waldron, General James Van Voast.

U. 8. and Van Voast, send greeting: Whereas, J. Lawrence Marcellus, of the Borough of Brooklyn, baa lately petltlo-ned our Surrogate's Court of the County of Kings to have a certain Instrument In writing, bearing date the twelfth day of October, relating to personal property, duly proved as the last will and testament of SARAH A. MARCELLUS, late of the Couniy of Kings, deceased.

Wherefore, you and each of you are hereby cited to appear before our Surrogate of the County of Kings, at a Surrogate's Court to be he'd at the Hall of Records, In the Co-inty of KingB, on the H8th day of Au-gutt, iHJ6, at te.i o'clock In the forenoon, th.n and there to attend the probate of the mid lis.t will and testament. In testimony whereof we have caused the al of our Surrogate's Court to be hereunto affixed. Witness, Hon. Jarm Church, Surrogate of our 'sid (L. county, at the County of Kings, the 5th day of June, in the year of our Lord tne thousand nine, hundred and PlX.

WILLIAM P. PICKETT. jeS (U Clerk of the Surrogate's Court. KAV YO R1C UP REM COU BT, KINGS COL" NT -J umes Huzzell, plaint Iff, against Bruno B. Unless and others, defendants.

In pursuance of a judgment of foreclosure and sale made und entered In the above entitled action, dated the twenty-eighth day of January, 1M5, I will sell at public auction, to the highest bidder, by William H. Smith, auctioneer, at t'i" Brooklyn Estate Exchamre, No. Montague street, In the LJorough of Brooklyn. County of Kings, on the twenty-eighth day of June, 19 -6, at twelve o'clcck, notm, part of th. lands in sni.l judgment mentioned, and thorein describeil, namely: All thit certr.in plot or pun-el of land situate, lying and being in the Thirtieth Ward of the Borough of Brooklyn, City of New Vjrk, bounded and df.cer:bed as follows, tu wit: Beginning a.t a point on the southeasterly side of Seventeenth avenue, distant forty (4i) feet southwesterly from the Fouthwesti-rly of Benson avenue, and thence running southwer torly along the southeasterly sii li- of Seventeenth avenue thirty-nine feet thence soutlieasterly parallel with Benson ninety-six feet eight (X) incins to the center line of the block between Seventeenth avt-ime and Bay Sixteenth street, ttlieru l.f Known ks New Utrecht avenue; thence northeasterly along said center line thirtv-nln-- feet, anil thence noi ihwestnrly peralhd with Her son avenue ninety-six feet eirht Oi Inches to the southeasterly side of avenue, at the point or place of beginning.

1mo all that c-rtain plot or parcel of situate, lying and being In the ward, borough and city iiforesalo, bounded and des. as follows, to wit: Beginning at a point on the "tiutheanterly side of Seventeenth avenue, distant seventy -nine (7U) feet southwesterly from the southwesterly side of Benson venue, and thence running southwesterly along the side of Seventeenth avenue thirty-nine I'tn thence southeasterly parallel Benson avenue ninety-six i) feet fiht 'ft lincl'-s to the -ntef 111 of the block between etiteenth avenue nnd Bav Slxteeith street, nthoiwisr Pnown as New Utrecht avenue; thence northeasterly along said center line thirt v-ninc feet, and thence north winterly T-ar i lei with Ri-rson avenue ninety-six ifi) fert elcht im tn h'f- to the rout heasterly side of jVvrntenth avenue 'at the point or place of Wglrntns. iuterl June fi. ifli. ST P.

-Former Sheriff of Kings County. Osuir F. M-Kie, Plaintiff's Attorney. 3i2 Brnaowav, orcugh of Manhattan City of New York. The n'im proo rty, blng part of th In 'ids described In th- aforesaid Judgment of and site, Is lepuld for anil on account of the purchaser thereof at a prior sale and her failure to cm.

with the tvms and conditions of said t-ale. Oated June fi, iKi6. 1-1 TON RY KSTH it BE RG. j6 7t "Ars Former Sheriff of Kings County. CLAN-NA-GAEL GAMES.

Brooklyn Irish Organization Will Hold Athletic Carnival. An athletic carnival, unique and heretofore untried in the United Stntos, will bo held py Ihc Ctnn-na-Gael of Brooklyn at Rldgewnorl Park, July 4, and will Include not only all the usual athletic contests, but all the ancient games popular In Ireland cen' urit's ago. The character of the contests Is so miunual that large "fields" will compel" from athletic clubs throughout the country. Mart In Sheridan and American victors in the last Olympic games, in Greece, are expected to compete. After the Senator Benjamin K.

Tillman, of South Carolina: Congressman Sullivan, of Boston: Senator John M. Quinn, of New York, and Horounh President Bird S. Color will address the spectators. The usual programme of music and danclug will close the day. COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE, TO LET OR EXCHANGE, New Fl'RN'SHED cottage; 10 rooms; line U.

N. J- Address LIUBIE A. MOK- KIS, p. O. Box 21, Belford.

J. FOR RENT. bridge at Highlands. iko furnished cottage. 12 and rcomr Pn.1 hath; lawns, fruit and fine view of Atlantic ocean; near bathing, boating and fiah-ItiK.

Address M. BUCHANAN. 355 flest flilr-ttmh TWO 8 room houses. Orchard fit. RloomAeld; nil Improvements; steam heat; electric lights; one to three minutes from Orchard st station, Greenwood Lake R.

R. open Saturday and Sunday afternoons for Inspection. R. H. WILL IAMS.

26 Wilson piacir, Ill KH.iW. coiiMKe, completely furnished, 12 rooms 7 bedrooms, large bathroom; modern plumblnir; Jlrmmouth av near the Lake and the New Monmouth Address L. L. TAYLOR. 660 Lafayette av, Brooklyn.

Maine. TO LET, furnished cottages, on one of the prettiest lakes In Maine; write for booklet. V. Ii. BKARCE, Wlnthrop, Me.

m27-bit Vermont. TO LET summer cottages, furnished, at Lake Raponda rates or to 1250 Khode inlaud. SEA SH0EE COTTAGE. Situate on nhore ealt poml (tide water), 1,000 feet from Atlantic; Ocean, on 60 acres land; 5 sleeping rooms; house furnished, beddlnK, llnn and silver excepted; barn If desired; rent season; others Ii) to $. "00.

For full particulars and dewriptlon wrltf IBANK W. COY, Real Estate, i Westerly, R. I. 2-3 Connecticut. MARLBOROUGH, Conn.

112 miles from New York; 8 room farmhouse, nartiy furnished Ice vegetable garden planted fishing, huntlnfc: 3 miles from station; J200 season. Ei. W. BELL. 26 Cortlandt st.

New York. 5-7 Connecticut. TO LET, 8 room furnished cottage, at Madison. overlooking Sound; $200 for season. Room 1217.

32 Broadway. New York. 5-3 LYME OONN. To let Told colonial houfteTTi rooms, full of rich, antique family furniture; also 10-room cottage, bath, with water conveniences, fully furnished, deliffhtfully situated. Address Mrs.

E. H. SALISBURY, New Havfcn. Conn. 6-7 LOANS.

MONEY AT 1 INTEREST RATES REDUCED. J. J. 1473-1475 B'way 987 Myrtle av. ESTABLISHED 35 YEARS.

ON AMOUNTS OVER $50.00 WE CHARGE ONLY 1. Large Loan Our Specialty on Diamonds, Jewelry, REAL ESTATE LOANS. LOAN wanted. $2. 500 at n1 Lafay ette av, near Nostrand, OWN bit.

spring Val ley. New York. FOR SALE PIANOS. HIGH grade upright mahogany; used few months; warranted ten years; perfect condition; any time. Residence.

IMA Putnam t1'. near Broadway. Z-'i FLKGANT cabinet grand mahogany upright. cobmial style; also Apollo player: nearly new; big bargain: sell separately. 513 Madison st.

nenr Lewis av. 2-7 jThese Are Bargains: UPRIGHT $4 MONTHLY UPRIGHT 5 MONTHLY UPRIGHT MONTHLY 30.. THURSTON SQUARE 2 MONTHLY 4.1. 2 MONTHLY RIDDLE SQUARE 3 MONTHLY Uiti'tA KM Atlantic Av, ll'klyn. Next door to South Brooklyn Savings Bank.

FOB SALE MISCELLANEOUS. III(J 11 ST HI Cf.fi I'M 6 FO if fl 15 IIS('AHIKI CI.OTHIMi. ADIjniJSS A MILKS, lilM Atlantic Av. Ono of the tinest combination bill la nl and pool tables ever made by the Mruns-wick-Bfilke like new, for less than one-half prire. ('all J.

HORSTM ANN, 2'J' Liberty av Brofklvn. I I HORSES, CARRIAGES, ETC. Automobile Advertisements will be found on the Sporting Page. (Established 1867.) Van Tassell Kearney's lilifin.AR AVCTION SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES ARE MOLD IN THEIR NEW SHOW RING. Ilitl-IUN A ST ISTII ST, MAMIATTAN, EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY THUOPOIUIVT THE YEA It, Cnmnieni'liiK ut lO o'dKk.

The fHchltles utfordtd to buyer and seller in the addition of the new Sho'V Ring to our premises are appreciated by eteiyone; nbtind-unce of light, ventilation and comfortolile scuta for visitors, are among its many advantages. ENTRIES FOR THE ACCTlllN KALES CAN lili MA I US AT ANY TIME IT TO i P.M. THE DAY llUFOIlli SALE. RAROAINU; CO hotws, all right out of hard work. uiurl; 00 patent dumpers and brb-k triU'k; week a trial; cash or creillt l4w Met-J r-inolitan av.

Hardy-Vtwrheea' lumber vard, Newtown Creek. Brooklyn. Inquire fore- man. amu-trm-nt delivery wagon in city; rn ietous, surreys, boggles, etc, ANDREW li. SMITH.

2S(. 2Si. 2S6 Prospect 1'ark tVeat. 4-tf A HAY cob horse, l.j 2 or 1.V3; roust be sotin and a good goer; dcscrllie with inlce. car Riding and Drh Ing Club, Prospect Park I r.a.

iiotH) location fir lorwsiiotr; good location for wagon buildt-r g-iod for atitomo-btlii POW'KRS. 117 Sterling place, HAY MARK, 13 ha'ls. kind and for driving or riding. Apply LELANH fi ireeiit avenue 5-7 I'A PACER wanted; 3 to 16 hander mupt 1. Addr-c-.

-Mating full nartli-ulatf. PAC- KH, Last t. New York. CATS AND DOGS. I TICA li'UltlilMl by day.

fH or month ream Di'gs rati-s. cars puss 5-HI anil t'lllon Hold SPECIAL NOTICES. FOR SALE APARTMENT HOUSES FINE 3 story double white stone front: prlco fl.V2.iO; mortuases 11.2i: rents no steam hat. 8CHWEir.KB. Ri'KyrB.

jryieatjl ATTENTION; one of the finest Investments ver offered; Kniltun ft. 5 and basement, elenant apartment house; rents over S6.20"; price Snl.000: look at this before you bo elw-wherc also four nne 4 story brown stone flats, near shopplne district; always lllled; on account old ane barcaln for nub-k cash buyer. Apply PH. SCHNEIDER. 234 liist N-w York, ftf5, SALE STORE PROPERTY.

DOriU.E STORES AND FLATS. Pargaln, Easv terms; 4 story double brick. 25x60x1110, two stores. 0 apartments; newly decorated perfect order; examine; 7 Hull st, junction Fulton st, near Saratoga av. E.

De Hinin, 41 Llberly St. COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE, TO LET OR EXCHANGE. Lous Island. TO RENT -Reasonably, lurffe boarding house, furn'shf-d; aeeonitiUMlntee 50. Apply MER-SHON'H real est't'e oftlce, Sea C1HT, L.

I. 6-7 A A A II K. LOTS 70. TERMS EASY. Apply Rockaway Park Improvement 192 Broadway 4-7t See edition.

"FARM for rent, with privilege of purchase, on north shore of Long Island; shade trees, garden, orchard, boating, bathing, etc. H. J. HAFGOOD, 307 Broadway, Manhattan. 3.7 20 cash buys two full size lots In beautiful Hempstead, with every city improvement already installed, balance easy terms.

Address OWNER, Room 7. Minrlen Building. Broadway and Myrtle av; open evenings. 3-7 Two 15 room cottages, Cutchogue Harbor. .1100 One 6 room cottage.

Cutchogue Harbor 12) One room cottage. Mattltuck Harbor 375 One 10 loom cottage. Town Harbor 300 One 9 room cottage. Muttituck Harbor 12S 2S acres bhore fiont, Indian Neck 9,000 40 acres shore front. Laurel.

L. I K. FLEET 123 Myrtle av. Brooklyn. N.

Y. a25-tf ARGYLE PARK, BABYLON. L. T. Attrau-tlve.

new cottages, some fronting on beautiful Argyle Park, near furf and still water bathing, boating and fishing; country club and all outdoor sports and pastimes; for sale at $2. COO to also unfurnished and artistically furnished new cottages for rent for season or vear. Call or write for particulars. REALTY TRUST. 60 Llbertv st.

N. Y. 3-7 FLORALPARK. FIvp blocks from rlppot; plt IMxK'O; on corner; free anrl clpnr; f1.nfii; terms to cult, instalment, and will "wll bv tlif lot. 2- John H.

Gelhardt.Jr., 1090 Fulton st AT BABYLON AND WEST ISLIP. Large Kesidences, village homes, water fronts, farms and acreage for exchange. lists. Tel. 22A JEREMIAH EOBilKS, Babylon, L.I, On long Island Sound, at Oyster Bay, I.

gentleman's country home; magnificent shore front. Owner needs money. Ad dress WHIIAM COOKE, Eay- ville, Oys Lay, I. I. AT Bnypori.

L. 1.. beautiful Fairvbw Villa; and artltttH-ally furn hfd, necessary lmmr fuinfttrt? iriiu Bay. laijjr niMiiix, fuliy wnh everything and all iind At criraled. modern Impi ovenn-nts, fi hari w-mM tlnish, hallwav lll'd.

Ilncvusta Mhu-- walls, enpious private suipiy nf wprlng watt-r. TiO-friKt piazza; a-'f-'y of beautiful lawn, thT-oughly pn'fnsion of IhAvi-rs and phruh-b'-ry, finp anli'ii and on-haiii: coarh-man's If.dire. (iunimcr I barn, horses and earn ares if reriuired ba hi n.r. bfit ini; and flhiruf; iy minutes to depot, two miniifs-td lifiv. f'r fnrth-r pa tit-uia i apjty Wiioi-H BR' 17 st Klghth st.

Ynik; u- phone (irani' y. CEDARCROFT A COUNTRY COLONY ON THE NORTH SHORE. Sittuiloil (ill tliii lit'iiutiliil hills hotwepn the 1 1 i st ii-if old 1ovns of Mini Niirlliini't. Iliiliutps fnnii sliiliim elr-Viition fit' li'i ft'i't cut views of liiml wntcr. oni: iiot oi t.

l'lots of from 4 itcrcs at more icr plot restrictions easy to comply Willi, Imt sufficient for protection. DEAN ALVORD, 277 HUOAIlWAY, NEW YORK. BUY LOTS IN I QUEENS BOROUGH. I William H. Reynolds' newest and greatest de- i i i- i fly veiopmeni, nerore tne official opening.

I JOHN GILL, floom 522, 253 Broadway, Manhattan, ISi i A 1BR.PI -tAtll Total 340 Total 347 S2S THIRD SECTION. Games. 1st. 1st. 2d.

feremla "7 149 June vi3 rn Dr. drover 398 115 178 Total 345 3521 Total 278 oil Gotham Two-Men. FIRST SERIES. r-Games-, I Name. 1st 2d: Name.

1st 2 Smith 170 1791 Carl 1S2 151 Kile 149 1651 Bauer 1B2 204 Total 319 llltTotnl 344 3Sj SECOND SERIES, r-tlumca- I -Games Name. 1st 2d 3di Name. 1st 2d 3d Carl 155 170 2041 Prlngle 174 2112 19 Itauer 215 181 2ili Delavergn. 175 182 15', Total 370 351 404'Total 319 iS4 347 THIRD SERIES. Name.

1st 2(1 Name. lst 2d 3d Pmlth 222 168 Prlngle 15(1 155 1P7 Kile 1S3 147 199Dclaveigne. 168 162 160 Total 4115 315 3971 Total 313 3:7 337 New Eldorado Two-Men. Wood 175 223Wall 27 HO Kunkel 157 :37 169 Total 332 214 27 fruit Broadway Two-Men. FIRST SECTION-FIRST GAM E.

Ryrne, 213; Meyer. 198: 'otal, 411. Hummel, 177; syre, 202; total, 379. SECOND GAME. Byrne, 217; Meyer, 248; total, 465.

Birmingham. 181; Schroeder, 181; total, THIRD GAME. Ryrne, 255; Meyer, 1S5; total, 440. Freedberg. 175; Zalirlskle, 202; total.

377. SECOND SECTION FIRST OA MB. Hurt. 193; Scliroeiler. 171; total, Ki.

Freedberg, 21S; Zahi-lslile, 178: total, 4i4. SECOND GAME. Burt. 194: Schroeder. 173; totsj, 367.

Burger, 179; Lucke. 182; total, 361. THIRD GAME. Hummel. 108; Syre, ISO; total, 238, Burger, 206; 200; total, 40i, m-ar park: five minut w.ilk to L.

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