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New-York tribune., 1902-02-20
La TVW TENNIS.
OPENING MATCHES AT THE SEVENTH
REGIMENT ARMORY FOR THE IN
DOOR CHAMPIONSHIP

The annual open lawn tennis tournament for the
national indoor championship began yesterday af-
ternoon at the 7th Regiment Armory, Sixty-sev
enth-st. and Park-ave Despite the absence OF
Holcomb Ward. last years champion, who IS
away from town on business. the entry is large and
includes number of prominent players.
The feature OF the opening days play the
defeat OF two veteran experts by rising players of
the younger generation. Wylie {. Grant. who
played abroad all last season, displayed surprising
skill In his match against o. NJ Bostwick and
beat him by two straight sets. BOstwck could
make no headwav against the speedy strokes and
terrific services of his young adversary, and his
lack Of practice made him too unsteady 10 play
safe"
j. c. Davidson. Of Washington. also beaten In
his first match by l.. r. Mahan. the champion of
Columbia University. The Southern veteran also
lacked practice badly to hold up his end, and
Mahans steadiness too much when it came to
the third set.
Only nine Of the original twenty-four players are
left In the singles, rapidly We're the matches
played off yesterday and Of these {. Cragin. w c.
the general favorites. on outdoor form. Paret
considered the strongest Indoors Grant and Mahan
stN comparatively unknown quantities, while
Forbes another veteran may or may not be dan
gerOus. ne used to be clever player. but Is out
of form Doubles will begin this afternoon.
Yesterdays summary follows:
Championship sinslcs preliminary round'-o. NJ Bost-
VI T'9 bat Iddon& M'SF "1aTa pr " Il Bates best L. a.
Gran grant W 80 Mciushn eat S94n 3 '' K wilson M 6
A. :: Cragin beat Or a. r. Wadsworth % @; w:
beat G. G. Emtz G"i ga
First round sheppard Homans beat F. R. Smith. o.
". e L. Grant RS '@a bSat 'Sa' o n BostuCk. ca: a. s
6es; F. + spies IS e@2: IL W warner beat ",
second round-L. E. Mahan beat Sheppard Homan',
6-3 e
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AT NEW-ORLEANS TRACK.
FRANK RICE EASY WINNER OF CITY RAIL
ROAD STAKES

New-Orleans. Feb 19.-Frank Rice to-day scored
easy victory in the New Orleans City Railroad
Company selling stakes for twO-year-olds at half a
mile, worth SOC0 to the winner. Bill Nixon was
the betting choice and was we'll backed He had
half length the best of the start but was outrun
by the winner who had all the speed OF the party
Weather rainy, track sloppy. summaries;
First (selling me)-EIgenia s. lCe (I:yynel'
won Alge NJ. o. tIeGeson), 10 D. second FIeet
wing. g. Boyd, II to l. third Time IT,; Homage
Dramburg. The Messenger. Crosby and FL Moran aiso
Springer pulled the backstretch' ARA
fell rounding the
Second selling; mile and seventy yardsl-Mame
WasteIl 92 Boyd =. won: Leroyd lOi Qyne) 10
s second The Way 1OI (Aiinderl. TO =. third 1lnle
80 James Fitz. King Ford Silver Chimes and Ken
lucky Muddle also 90.
Third thandicap eaplechase: full
TT Johnson Mr.. Rose. 100 tGaddy), 70
Bristol. 154 PENN, even, third Time 4'+o%
King ElkwoOd and Fallella also ran
Fourth (NeW-Oreans City Railroad Company sen
ing stakes; year-olds; One-half mielFrank rice
lO7 IT DEAN to l. won: Bill Nixon, lO1 COdom) even
second Maverick. lOI young. to l. third Ilhle
O49lz. Modern. Computation. Dark Planet and Royal
Deceiver also -.,...-
Fifth ~ace (randicap; and oneelght'I milesl-Sver
Coin GAoudenl Star Cotton, 30 tt3oSd ID
10 second; Circus IS (Waldo), 10 - thlrd. lithe
:5S. Mynheer also H.,
Sixth race selling; and three-siXteenth miles,,
Garter Ban brennan % . won; Joe Doughty; l5
COtlsl Is TO l. second; Beara, 1O6 (Odom to TO- rhlTu
Time IS Delocaine. Harry, Little Tommy LUCK
er Reflect Pinar del Rio also ran
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

York.-E:Ila W Mills as E1ecutTx and another as
Executor. ETC. Plaintiffs. against James Rogers and
others DefendantsIn pursuance OF Judgment OF fore
duly and entered IN the above
entitled action bearing day OF December
1901 the undersigned. Referee in said Judgment
named Will at public auction the New York Real
SaIesuOm No Ill Broadway. in the Borough OF
Manhattan. City New York the 4h day OF March.
1902. O'clock that day. BY William NJ Ryan.
directed by said Judgment to be
and therein described follows; All those three
parcels OF land situate lying and
be in Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New York
aforesaid which taken together bounded and de
scribed follows that say: Beginning at the
the intersection OF the Easterly side
Twelfth with the Southery side of One
hundred and thirty second street running thence Eastey
Southsrly side OF hundred and thirtyssc
ond Street One hundred QOO feet thence Southsry
parallel with Twelfth Avenue Seventy-four C14l feet
inches: thence Westerly parallel with One
hirtysecOnd One hundred QOo) feet
Eastery OF Twelfth Avenue. and
thence NOrtherly along the Easterly side or line OF
Twelfth Avenue Seventyfour 74) eleven 1) inches
o point place Of beginning
Dated New York. February 10th. 1902.
DANIEL HAYS Referee
PECKHAM MILLER & KING. Attorneys Plaintiffs
Broadway Borough Manhattan. New York City
The following Is a diagram OF the above described
premises:
IS2nd Street
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

York.-Emily Hoffman Plaintiff against James Rogers
and others Defendants.-n pursuance OF Judgment or
foreclosure entered In the above
entitled action. bearing the 10th OF December
1901. undersigned. Referee said Judgment
will sell public auction the New York Real
Estate SaesroOm No III broadway. in the Borough oc
Manhattan City OF New York. the 18th day OF Marcn
1902, at l2 o'clock noon on that day by William VI
Ryan auctoneer the premises directed by said judgment
be sold and therein described as follows; All that
Borough OF Manhattan. City Of New York. arOre
said bounded described follows that = TO saw
beginning a point in the SOutherly side OF one nun
Jhiry-secOnd street. distant hundred and
Easterly from the formed by the
the Easterly side line Of Twefth Ave
with the said SOutherly side OF one hundred and
Street running thence SOutherly and para
lei side line OF Twelfth Avenue
Ninety C99) I'D inches 10 the centre
One hundred and hirtysecond Streets thence EaS
eTly said line Of th block Twenty-Five C-'
feet thence Northery again parallel with the EastsrE
side line of Twelfth Avenue Ninety-nlne Cts IeeS
eleven uD inches the Southery side OF one HUNDRED
thlrty-secOnd aforesaid and thence WeserN
along the twenty-five C2O feet TO the point OF
place of beginning
Dated New York. February 10th. 1902.
DANIEL P HAYS Referee
PECKHAM MILLER & KING Attorneys for PLAINTIFF.
Broadway. Borough Manhattan. New York City
The following diagram Of the above described prem
ises:
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SUPREME COURT, County of New York.

~ Catharins T smith, PLAINTIFF against Thomas
Brady and others Defendants In OF tuds
meut OF foreclosure sale duly made and entered In
action and bearing date the 2Tth day
undersigned, the Referee in said
Judgment named. will sell public auction at the New
York SalesrOom No. Ill Broadway, In the
Borough OF Manhattan City OF New York. the 25th
February. 1902 at II O'Clock noon on that day.
Richard V Harnett Co. Incorporated Auctoneers
premises directed BY said Judgment to be sold and
therein described follows: All that certain lot piece
parcel building thereon erected sit
lying and being IN the 18th Ward In the Borough
svutherly side Of Hundred and Twenty
third Street distant four hundred seveny-ve
souheasterly Eighth Avenus
and One Hundred and Twenty-third street:
running easerly along said West One Hundred
Twenty twenty-five thence south
a right angles said West One Hundred and
Twenty-thrd hundred and eleven inches
line OF the block between West One Hun
dred Twenty-second and West One Hundred and
thence westerly along said centre
line twenty-five feet thence nOrthery at right angles
said West One Hundred and Twenty-thc street ons
hundred feet and eleven inches 70 the point or place S
West One Hundred and Twenty-third Street subject 20
encroachments. II any mentioned IN certain deed re
corded the office Of the Register Of the City ana
County OF New York in IIeer 2299 OF ConvsyancsA
30.
Dated New York. January s0th 1902
WILLIAM l. TURNER Referee
JOHN A AMUNDSON. Attorney for PLAINTIFF, 1so
Broadway Borough Of Manhattan. New York City -
The following is diagram OF the property 70 De sold
its number is 226 West 123rd 81.
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foreclosure Sales.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, c,

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
OF York.-SnmueI Engle Plaintiff against Jacob
Goidham Al, Defendants.ln pursuance OF Judgment
and Sale. duly made and entered
action bearing date the 3 day February
1902 l. the UNDERSIGNED the Referee in said Judgment
viii Public Auction. the New
Estate SGesrom. No III Broadway, in the Borough OF
Manhattan city OF New York. the 4th OF March,
IL O'Clock noon that day by william NJ. Ryan
Auconeer the premises directed BY said Judgment
sold described follows:
lot piece parcel lying being Borough
OF Manhattan. city, County and State OF New York
bounded and described follows; Beginning point
souhery side OF 47th Street distant
and sixty d6O feet westerly from the southwestery
OF First Avenue and i1th Street running
along the southery line OF 4Tth
southerly and parallel
hundred UOO) five t5I inches o
the between 10th Streets thence
along the line OF the block.
feet: thence LOrthery and parallel with First
hundred (lOOl feet five 10 inches
place Of beginning The eastery and westerly walls
building erected said lot being walls
al running through the centre thereof
Dated New York. February 4th. 1902.
JOSEPH EOHL.ER,
GEORGE HAHN Attorney for Plaintiff.
3O2 Broadway Borough Of Manhattan. City York
The following is diagram OF the property be sold
described above the street number being 1884
Street
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B4SEBALL.
NETWORK UNIVERSITY MEN HARD AT
WORK-ALMOsT A NEW TEAM

The candidates for the New-York University
baseball team practising daily in the cage now
under Mr.. Foster, the coach. who is kecpu, them
at batting and throwing and short runs around the
indoor track. There thirty five mon trying for
the team, OF whom twenty are freshmen. Captain
Condit. Harry Connelley +. A. Moore. Simmons
OCOnnor and Norwood being the only men left
from last years squad. The loss of Taylor. Rorke
Higgins. Young and Pasqualc f. kcenIy felt and
the vacancies they leave will he hard to hl.
Manager Greacen has announced the cancella ton
of the game with Yale scheduled for March %. ow-
Ing 10 the fact that the field will be fit for
by that time. The team will be much benefited
by the fact that they Will not be forced to 20 to
University oval for practice the chancellor has
consented to let them Ohio Field The first in
tercollegiate game will be the with Columbia
April 2. but two practice games will be played
before then.
Captain Condit says that "A series Of games for
the interclass championship is now being arranged
and varsity players will be allowed take part
in them The games will therefore be played
days when the varsity Is away trips
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132nd Street.

The approximate amount OF charge
sfy which The above described property IS TO De sold
s6.2i6 thereon from the 18th day or
November 1901 together with costs and allowances
1921 with interest from the 10th day or
December together with the OF the sale
The approximate Of water rents assess
other liens which to be allowed 70 the puF-
chaser the paid by the Referee
is $13692
Dated New York. February 10th. 1902
DANIEL. P. HAYS. Referee
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THE MONTE CARLO TOURNAMENT.

Monte Carlo. Feb. 19.-No regular round was
played ia the international chess masters tourna-
ment here to-day. but the committee ordered ad-
iourned and drawn games of previous rounds to be
concluded and replayed. respectively. There was
one adjourned game, from the tenth round, be-
tween TschigorIn and Maroczy. and there were
drawn games between Teichmann and Pillsbury
from the third round: between AIbin and Tarrasch,
i.om the seventh round, and between Eisenberg and
Aieses from the eighth round. Play began punctu-
ally al m. and when the first adjournment took
pace, al ] ,. m Pillsbury and Teichmann had
lssn, also had Tscnigorn and MarocZy.
IN the afternoon sitting the following additional
lresuhs were recorded: Eisenberg beat Mieses and
1arrasch and Albn drew.
The eleventh round viii be played Tomorrow.
The record I'D 10 date is as follows:
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foreclosure Salts.
SUPREAlE COURT. COUNTY O

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
- YOrh-william Peck McCafFay. Administrator.
etc. Plaintiff against James Rogers and others, Defend
ants-In pursuance O Judgment Of foreclosure and
duly entered IN the aboveentted action.
bearing date day of December 1901. l. the
Referee said judgment named. viii
seH at public a New York Real Estate
SalesrOom. Broadway. in the Borough OF Man
haitian City the 4th day OF March. i3O2.
a. IL o'clock that day by William NJ Ryan.
auctoneer premises directed by said judgment be
sold and therein described follows All those
pieces parcels Of land situate, lying and
being n Borough Manhattan. City of New York.
aforesaid which. taken together bounded and de-
as follows. Beginning a point
SOutherly hundred and thirty second
Easterly
by Easterly side
Twelfth with SOutherly side OF One
hundred hiTty-secOnd running thence south
parallel Easerly side line OF Twelfth
Avenue Ninety feet eleven QD inches the
block between hundred and thirty
hundred thirtysecond Streets: thence
Eastery the block fifty (JOl
NoThery again parallel with said Eastery side
OF Nnety-nine eleven (1lt
mel to said Of hundred
thirty-second Westerly
Fifty t50) feet the point place OF beginning
Dated New York. February 10th, 1902
DANIEL =. HAYS, Referee.
PECKHAM. MILLER & KING. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Broadway. Borough IF Manhattan. New York city.
following a I,agram OF the above described
premises:
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CANES OF TWEyTr-SEcoYD REGIMENT

The games Of the 22d Regiment Athletic Associa-
ton viii take place at the armory. Broadway and
sxty-eighth-st-, March 10. The contests open
10 members of the regiment as follows: 7o-yard
dash, handicap; toward high hurdle, handicap 10
yard sack handicap. 7yyard three-legged race,
handicaur 211-EaTG dash, novice. 29J-yard hurdle.
handicap 4sO-yard run, handicap; 600-yard run.
novice ssa-yard run handicap; one-mile run, handi
cap; pap obstacle race, slap uter-Company relay
rsce; oue-mile bicycle. novice: one mile bicycle
handicap, and rwo-miIe bicycle. handicap A 600
yard handicap. open 10 National Guard organiza-
tons, viii also be tried.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-20
RACQUET.
AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES OPENS

Boston, Feb ia crowded gallery witnessed the
opening match in the American amateur racquet
championship series at the Boston Athletic Associa
ton between Larry Waterbury OF the New-York
Racquet and Tennis Club. and q. A. Shaw. jr.. OF
the Boston Athletic Association. Mr. Shaw played
fast and accurately in the first games, but his
opponent came up strong in the last game The
Boston Athletic Association man sprained his wrist
while playing pony polo last and IL bothered
him considerably. He three straight games
however. and the score 15-5 15-S. 15-i0
Edgar Scott of Philadelphia defeated W r
Miller. OF Montreal. by default. and + F ROLAND,
OF Montreal defnulted to Austin Potter. OF the
Boston Athletic Association.
The other contest of the day between Clar-
ence II. Mackay. of the New-York Racquet and
Tennis Club. and r. II. Fay, OF the Boston Athletic
l5-9. N
The semi-hnals will be played tomorrow
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I32nd Street.

The approximate lien charge satisfy
which the above described property s 20 be sold Is
from the 9th day OF November
and allowances amounting 10
s24s 35 with the 10th day OF December.
1901. with the OF ths sale The ap
proxmaIe OF water rents assessments or
which be allowed 10 the purchaser out
purchase paid By tbs hASeree Is ses45
Dated New York. February 1oth. 1902;
DANIEL, P HAYS.
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srsIE ]. SOLD FOR sS.O25.

Lexington. Ky. Feb. 10 (SpecaD.-Frederick Nc
Kev in to-day's Woodland & Shanklins sales OBJ
tanned ssO25 for the little fouryear-od mare Susie
j.. 2lOI, who fought out the Pennsylvania OF 1871
with Onward Silver being the contending horse IN
every heat j. Malcolm Forbes. of Boston, the
owner of many trotters. secured the mare. Delns
represented at the ringside by Lister WltnerspOOI
of the Genartney Stud. This was the only senss-
tional price of the day although an average OF 200
was obtained the most of the offerings OeLls
Youngsters from Walnut Hall. Hermitage and Other
St1
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The approximate the lien chargs to
isfy above described property is to Be sold
interest thereon from the 24th day %
November. 1901. together with costs and allowances
with interest from the 1Oth day OF
together with the OF the sale.
The approximat- amount rents.
Tents or other liens allowed the pur
out OF purchase paid BY the Referee
is S6O1 50 and interest. - -
DANIEL. P HAYS Referee
New-York tribune., 1902-02-20
THE KINGS JOCKEY.

MAHER GOES TO ENGLAND TO GET IN SHAPE
FOR THE RACING SEASON.
Among the passengers who sailed yesterday on
the 81. Paul for southampton Danny" Maher
the jockey Maher is under contract to ride for
King Edward VII in the coming season. under the
direction Of Richard Marsh. the Kings horse
trainer.
Maher. when the steamship few min
New-York tribune., 1902-02-20
BASKETBALL.
PRINCETON DEFEATS LAFAYETTE

versity basketball five defeated the strong Lafay
ette team here to-day In game featured by
rough play and fast work by the score OF 81 to l3
Roth sides were frequently penazed for fouls and
al times the game took the aspect OF football
match. Wrightson and Roper played best for
princeton and w Hademan excelled for I4afay
cite Princeton the stronger in all round team
work The lineup:
New-York tribune., 1902-02-20
CAUGHT AT 4 COOKING NAN.

Buffalo, Feb. 19-The Sheriff raided the Grand
View Hotel early to-day and captured thirty-eight
game cocks said to belong Buffalo and Hamilton
(Ontl people. About three hundred men were as
sembled the place witness the coCkfght
Five arrests were made. One main had taken
place.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-20
TUXEDO CLUB GETS CHAMPIONSHIP.

At meeting Of the executive committee OF the
Metropolitan Golf Association held yesterday 1t
was decided TO hold the Metropolitan championship
contest on the links OF the Tuxedo Golf Club from
May 2S 70 81. II was also decided that all Metro
politan players who had twelve strokes or less
the handicap list would be permitted to take part
Last year handicap Of ten the limit
New-York tribune., 1902-02-20
WELL PLAYED HORSES WIN.

San Francisco, Feb. 1s.-Favortes or we'll played
horses won a majority of the races at Oakland to-
day. The track was still heavy and the racing
OF ordinary character. the mile
Bullman was forced TO ride Dunbane hard to beat
Gaanthus head. Gaanthus too well
handled but closed fast. The summary:
On account OF the death OF Secretary Milroy. of
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prrposals.

WEST POINT. N Y. FEB. Ii. 19O2-SEALED
proposals triplicate, will be received until
NJ March IT 1902 furnishing Fuel during fiscal
year right to reject accept any
all proposals thereof Information furnished
upon application Envelope containing proposals should
be endorsed Proposals for Fuel addressed ]. b BEL
LINGER. .. NJ.
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West 123rd 81
Centre line OF block.

The approximate OF the lien or charge.
which the abovedescribed property is to be sold II
with interest thereon from
January, 1902, together with and e'oVance
amounting SS6i 4-l00 interest Agether vta
Of the sale The approximate amount on the
taxes assessments and water rates other liens 20 be
allowed the purchaser OF the purchasemoney.
7aid by the Referee is t4l7 11-1OO and interest.
Dated New York. 3Oth day OF January. 1902
WILLIAM L. TURNER. Referee
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n successful season. and that he understood that
the horses which he to ride were much above
the average. Maher IS also under contract to ride
for J. Cooper, but he expects to do most OF his
riding for the King. as Cooper has only a Few
horses The little Jockey bundled up in q great
fur lined overcoat he ia suffering from severe
December
New-York tribune., 1902-02-20
GETTING READY At BENNINGs.

The racing season In the East will begin at the
Bennings track, at Washington, March - and
continue until April T. when the horses Will move
to Adueduct The entries for the Second Bennings
Spring Handicap were ann2unced yesterday and
ar. ~ foIln
New-York tribune., 1902-02-20

The Grand National Steeplechase run by the
Brooklyn Jockey Club In 1900 and by the COney
Island Jockey Club in 1901 1t a Morris
Park in 1899. with tfty-eight nominations
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Business Opportunities.

A NEw-YORK ARCHITECT. well established. wishes q
~ partner with further develop the business
Only best references will be considered Address
Box as Tribune Uptown once. 1.242 Broadway.
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47th St.

The approximate OF the or charge 70 sat
sfy which the nbovedescribed property he
81 004s9 with interest thereon from 3rd day OF Feb
1902 together with costs and
ing s2is7I together with the expenses of the sal.
Dated. New York, February 9Th l9O2
JOSEPH kOHLER- Referee
New-York tribune., 1902-02-20
METROPOLITAN HANDICAP ENTRIES

The Westchester Racing Association announces
the probable starters for the Metropolitan HandI-
cap, TO be run on the opening day at Morris Park
They $ follows.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-20
INCREASED ENTRIES.

Total entries received for the spring fixtures for
the last three years at Morris Park as fol-
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Notice of Dlssolniion
CTFREME Court OF THE STATE o

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
- NEW YORK-In the dissolution
Of the Cobleskiu Quarry Company. notice hereby
Of the State OF New York permanent
property assets effects Of the above named
poration benefit OF the creditors OF said
OF stockholders thereof. and that have
First-Au persons indebted said corporation
render acco at smy office, No las Nassau
street In the borough Manhattan. in City
County OF New York and State OF New York o
before the day March, 1902 OF all debts and
OF money owing by them respectively. and pay the
Second-An persons having in their possession any
effects OF such corporation to deliver the
same t6 u before the 9TH day Of March. 1902.
Third-AU creditors OF said corporation deliver
by afidavit the usual form. before the
9Th day Of March. 1902
Fourth-Any person holding any open subsistinE
said corporation present the In writing
detail at the place aforesaid. before
he said 9Th dav of March. 1902
Dated New York. February 9th, 1902.
EDWARD D. FARRELL. Receiver
JOHN H. ROGAN Attorney for Receiver No. las Mas
n Y. city.
SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
- New-York-In the matter Of the dissolution Of the
Cobeskll Quarry Co-Notce is hereby given that
the receiver OF the Cobleski
Quarry Company. will present and render my
receiver the Supreme Court nj a
Term /. be held at the County House
n Borough Of Manhattan City. County
York. the Sd day Of March, 1902 the opening
the Court that day.
Dated lew York. February 9th 1902
EDWARD u. FARRELL. Temporary Receiver
JOHN HOGAN Attorney for Temporary Receiver. las
street. N Y.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-20

Yales gymnasium authorities have written TO
Columbia suggesting that dual handball tourna-
ment be played between the universities. Columbia
will probably accept the offer and a series OF
matches arranged to take place in this city and
NeK-HaNen.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-20
1SsplogRgIS RI
3pOR REsrleN'
CYCLING.
--,vsoN GOES TO FRANCE-NOTES
ABOUT CLUBS.

- on the steamship St. Paul, which sailed
.,eriay He is under contract TO ride for Victor
y-.yar in Paris. but VIII return TO America in
- - for the coming season, which begins about
1a Stinson is accompanied by his manager.
? O. sheehan. and his pacemaker. W. E Tenzler,
81 enricipats a successful season this year in
To 90 said the bicycle rider on the ship. There
~ iot Of new blood. and some Of these new riders
,e lkely 10 prove formidable. in my opinion. Now