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New-York tribune., 1902-02-06
ICE YACHTING.
TIE RACES AT PLEASURE BAY ARE
SAILED IN ADVERSE CIRCUM-
STANCES.

Long Branch. y. J.. Feb 3 (SpeciaD.-A chapter
Of accidents happened this afternoon 10 the yachts
al Pleasure Bay of the Shrewsbury Ice Yacht
Club Several hundred enthusiasts witnessed the
race for the T. E Rice loving cup, a feature Of
the day. All told nine yachts entered. and close
finish was predicted. Only one of the yachts
Charles Gibbons's Red Rover, finished. II was the
Rcd Rovers maiden race. and she finished the
ffteen-nile course in Il minutes.
This is what happened 20 the yachts: The
shrewsbury burst her ib. the Florence A. ran into
the Ray badly damaging the latter. the Sweet
heart owned by ". r. Patten, was making excel
lent headway when she went in the air. and when
righted Frank Newman who occupied the rear
runner caught his left hand under the runner
which severed the middle finger; the Sweetheart
then withdrew. The Gypsy Girl and Ghost Sroke
down while the Peg and Eagle were scratched
The Red Rover finished alone. The cup VIII pe
sailed for again Saturday.
The twenty-four hour pennant was won BY r
4. Prices Shrewsbury. which covered the hfteen-
minutes behind The winner Yesterdays blue
ribbon pennant race. which was not decided,
vas awarded this afternoon 10 Commodore
Z ". Reds Florence A Measurements were first
taken. The official time for the hfteen-mle course
.ofenoe a ~ ~
Glide o5-fO.gg
ray
reg 'o"-''
New-York tribune., 1902-02-06
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Chamber Of meeting No 70 ST.. 12:3C
p m.
improv N roads under jurisdiction
Washington Heights Board of Improvements, Fresi
Cantors Office II 80 a. IN
Public by NJ. I.aZare Weller delegate of
the Ministry Of Finance and the Ministry Of com
Of Frame. Room No SoJ, SchermeThoTn Hall.
Columbia TuiN ersity. 50 2. m.
The Campbell Morgan Fifth Avenue Tresby-
terrain church. 80 and p,
Rapid Commission. afternoon.
University Michigan alumni dinner, Hoffman House
evening
Columbia alumni reunion, sherry evening.
Dedication Carnegie Laboratory EnEneerinS
Institute. Hoboken, evening.
Society o American Authors Hotel Majestic. : r. m.
Discussion Opened on Sunday -
West End Presbyterian Chur,h : p m.
Commander Cowles Of the navy. Naval Construc-
ton New-York Yacht club. 9:30 p. m.
College II Pharmacy alumni entertainment Lenox
LyCeum. p. n.
Performance The Pirates benefit
OF Roman Catholic ParoChal School, OF Croton Falls,
Grand central Palace p. IN.
Academy Medicine. No. II West Forty-third st. D. m
meeting OF the American Institute 10 West
Forty fOurth-st- \ 2.
Ataanta Boat Club reception. Harlem Casino. evening
Peoples Harlem Branch. lecture bv
Thomas A. Fulton, The Water Supply Of New
York hundred -and-tw twenty st Iexing
ton-aye., m.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-06
HOCKEY
PRooKLYN TEAM 40 MATCH FOR THE
HOCKEY CLUB AT ST. MICH
OLAS RINK.

-T-rf1a there was > good attendance At the cham
-fo-sbip hockey game Al the ST Nicholas Rink last
-srht between tie Hockey Club and Brooklyn
eating Club tea ms the result was considered a
,,~seore conclusion before the hockey sticks
...obsd the ice General expectations were carried
-.- fo- rhe Hockey CLUB players We're TOO fast
-~ :hrir rivals from across the bridge, and won
acti~allv as they pleased hy the score Of 10 TO O.
While ne Brooklyn team showed slight i'm
-.ro--4r7e-r If its work. il not enough TO be
sr-5l,,-E'v apparent. Their forwards were mostly
Youngsters. uho will do better later on The at
.-,r-a5 -e7 n, work Of the mer from Brooklyn van
,-ad before the speedy Interference of the Hockey
.s,,r-z forwards Russell was painfully injured in
.-r -rst half and did play in the second period
.re MS struck just the heart by hockey
lick and v-az carried 10 the side line unconscious
5Ia changed places with NeTbury for the re-
7,zi1der Of the half ". La Montague found that
,7l-rjrr bockev with an injured knee was rather
.rl,sorne and he retired IN favor Of Shaw.
The Hockey Club took the lead after three min
y-ss pIaz and scored At regular intervals after
that The honors Of the night were Won by De
.-ase7ova who shot fye goals. Phillips's work
was also good The hest work done by the Brook
IN men was the aggressive playing by Kennedy
The Hockey Club team scored five times in the
--sr half and duplicated the score in the second
The teams lined up IS follows:
New-York tribune., 1902-02-06
SYNCOPATED SANDY RULED OUT.
RAN AWAY a MILE IN HIS PRELIMINARY
THREE EANORLTEs EINISH AHEAD

NeN-orleans, Feb. 6-Rarney Saal. Beana and
carter Ban were the winning favorites to-day. In
the last race Syncopated Sandy away mile IN
MS preliminary and the stewards decided to refuse
the horse entry in the future. Weather cloudy and
cool: track slow. The summary.
- First race tselling. seventy yards
IN il--nla iaAon lle (Hsyden II 20 J. Won Swordsman
- 'oHrl = to 10 second. Prince Real, ia tOdom),
70 ], third. Time. 153. Helen Paxton. Robert Bonner.
also
Second race tselling: furongs)-Barney SaaI l05
onuih u 70 .. Ed Garland II, 1lo tSacbO, Z 10
"id tlllar1lst JOB tErennan Il 10 /, third Time
sI}tte; l.. Pilot jr Tera'"ne Ericsel Clara David
- -I.,lail. flnar del Rio and Merry Day also
Iid 'ful SteeplechaSe handicapD-W- H
Ngh IA 1iannerl to =. Coley lt9 tRrazil IL
ol - ~ second Dasmar. 1856 tBartey 70 l. third Time
90 ? MI Rose King Elkwood. Gould and Princess
IIPhN also ran Hos the
fouFth race thandiCap. mile and eighth)-lda
~IoFa 100 Ct DEAN, = Malay, lo2 ,Otisl, y
second: Henry Franstaner. Mer). 10 3
'hlTd Time, 200 DiEby Tell Elkn also
lilh race tsenS; mile eiGhth)Reana- loT
''ooCrnJ 70 10 10S IT. Dean. ; to l.
second; Pay the Fiddler lO5 CE Robertson. Is 10 l.
Ihlru Time 2:ol'2. FL Ghor, Campus. Locust Blossom
precursor and Radiant Heat also
SlNtn race selling. mile-GarteT Ban 1o4 fBren
nam II 10 3, Rose May. s3 HIegeson) 6 70 l.
ono Cast Iron. It. DEAN. l. third. Time
az Menace James p. Keating. Zack Phelps and
Ladyke
New-York tribune., 1902-02-06
NEW-YORK CITY.

Judge Scott, of the Supreme Court issued an or
der yesterday placing the suit of Mrs. Rachael
Bartlett against the United States Casualty Com
pany the preferred calendar and ordering a
speedy trial of the suit.
Mrs. Bartlett is the widow Of General Charles z
Bartlett, who lost his life in the ferryboat North
field disaster last summer He had policy with
the Casualty company for 1000 and the company
has refused pay il because they were not in
formed of General Bartletts death within five days
after Il occurred.
Religious Training in Our Public schools is to
he topic for discussion before the Nineteenth
Century Club at Sherrys next Tuesday evening.
The Rev. W. Montague Geer and the Rev Thomas
r. Slicer expected to lead in the discussion
The Peoples Institute Club "A" is to celebrate
its second anniversary Sunday at No 2n East
New-York tribune., 1902-02-06
GYMNASTIC CHAMPIONSHIPS.
TO BE HELD on MARCH - AT NEW POLO
ATHLETIC CLUB.

The annual gymnastic championships Of the ANA
teur Athletic Union will be held under the auspices
Of the New Polo Athletic Association. Park-ave
and -hundr wenty -ninth-st. March %.
The contests will consist OF parallel bars, long
horse side horse, swinging Indian clubs. climb
ing Cfor speed. tumbling. horizontal bar. flying
rings and all around standing apparatus champion
ships. Amateur Athletic Union championship die
medals will be awarded to FIRST second and third in
each contest. For the all around competition first,
second and third medals viii be given the con-
testants scoring the number of points the
all around consist of parallel long horse
horse and horizontal bar Entries will close on
March 19 with With George .ruber at the club.
The national championship committee consists of
J. T. Sullivan. chairman: DR. B. Merrill Hopkinson
". H. Licinger. Harry Mcmillan. Barlow s Weeks
and T. r Riley. and the local championship com
mittee includes J. +. sullivan Knickerbocker A c..
chairman. Barlow :. Weeks. New-York \ c: John
Steil. NewYork Turn Neren, and ]. r, Harder
dcleEate-at-laTEP to 4. a. L.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-06
THE RACETRACK.
HUDSON WINS BY NECK FROM AMo-
RUNA.


San Francisco. Feb. 5-Five favorites won 1t
oakland to-day, The only upset occurred in the
third race. where Esternell from Montoya and
Lass Of Langdon, the latter being the favorte IN
the two-year-oid event Hudson won by neck from
Amoruna. while Nigrette, at - to l. close
thrd- O'Conner and Jackson each rode two win
ners
marry Lewis, who attracted much attention
through his plungng operations. was ruled off to-
nay by the stewards, on the charge that he failed
70 pay bet made on Lass of Langdon last week.
Weather rainy; track sloppy The summary:
First Cseling rnilel-Bob Palmer ZOE OIoar)
- i, Won Monda, ia IL Jackson 20 /. second
irai HaSalne The GafHr Tams, Rey del San Juan and
Second race selling; seven-sixteeurhs mne)-
Ip, !oS toConnor), even. won; Amoruna. 1o5
F59sch1 to second Nigretti, 100 q Day). Il 70 J.
Minnie Drossel also ran
Third race selling; eleven-sxteenhs Of me)-Ester
~ iol a. Woods. to l. won, Montoya. iO7 (Burns
second; Loss OF IanEdon lo2 Qsansc). 2l2 TO l.
tIlrr Time, 10. Mike Murphy. clear Sky, Baltes
r1e re5 iIsE Sleeping Child. KnocknGs, Chandoo and
Fourth race (seing; one mile fifty yards)--
IIuo' lVo 90 tonnor) TO- Won, Pat Morrissey, III
.huInanl 70 l. second Quadra. 50 a.. Jackson. 10 l.
pa falaa lime l;46'2 Saohel. N7rford and Montana
18th race selling; thee-quarters miIeIScorpio
~" L. JACKSON, = 1O4 tIioar)
10 l. second; iuachucs. @7 tBrenruth). TO 1. third
iIne I'l''' lsaline, Ned Dennis Forbes and Mission
Sixth race selling seven-eighths OF mile)-Eonic.
- 'aHs.hl TO won; GuSo. l0T tBurnsl, 10 l, sec
mo: NO: breeS rs Ranschl, Il I. third. Time. 1:%o
LNnto. Bah Commissioner Forester Lady Sterling
f7ptivate rar.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-06
NEW-YORK UNIVERSITY CANES.
INDOOR CONTESTS FOR BANKS cUr

INDOOR CONTESTS FOR BANKS CUPS
INDOOR contests for the Commodore Banks cups
~eIe continued yesterday IN the New-York Univer-
y gymnasium TIE meet yesterday was char
keeiized by a larger rumber Of entries than had
~ the case heretofore, and the work, on the
vs.s showed Il marked Improvement. In the 100
NJ ~ oash the indoor record equalled by five
nj nc summary of the contests is as follows:
gots.h inared ard dash Tie for nrst between a. n
frsssSSoa vt ; :. Jones. 'o2; 9. L. Funk O3 +. A.
i,gs. sch %, and J. J. Adams 'o3. Tie be-
- - " Orr. O3. and A. Draper. Time. O:IIM.
'os tS.S 90 J. P. Adams. Law. second: s p. Warford
,.e .oe vauit-won by s s Jones 90; A. Draper, 'o5
sscss ss1s coAyer. 20. third. Best vault IT. in
.sspet--Won by r. Y. Connolly, '03 36 fl ~ IN:
fbirs icy o5. second. 81 f. 10 in: = S. Jones' o2
New-York tribune., 1902-02-06

Total
New-York tribune., 1902-02-06
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS At TIE HOTELS

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
ALBEMARLE- Bishop ". y. McVickar. Of Prov
denCe. FIFTH ANENUE-Joseph II. Manley, OF
Maine and ex-Lieutenant Governor L. A. Wood
bury of Vermont. GRAND-Captain G. A. Bourne.
of Middetown, and Captain A. 5. Trovar. L. 5. A.
HOFFMAN Richard NJ. Nenable. of Baltimore.
and John r HARRISON of Hartford. HOLLAND
The Rev. r. s Roumaniere OF Providence. and
General Gore. OF Ireland IMPERIAI@-ColoneI
Hunter A. CraycrOft. of Texas; the Hon. Mrs.
Herbert TaylOur, of England. and ex-Judge Will
lam NJ. Titus of Massa achusetts. MURRAY HILL
j. NJ. Dickey, of Newburg. NICTORIA-Coonel
J. H. Horton, of Buffalo: Judge G. S. Haire OF
Helena. Mont; J. S Graham. postmaster of Roch-
ester; Colonel Patrick Russ. of Harrisburg. and
Judge G. H. Hogan, of Seattle. WALDORF-AS
TORIA-R Richard Olney, eX-Secretary Of State;
Judge William X Townsend. of New-Haven: ]. A
Gary. ex-Postmast General Of Baltimore. and
Captain D. F. Rarataba of 81. Petersburg. Russia.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-06
COLLEGE ATHLETICS.
YALE PLANS MONSTER MEET.
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE SCHOOLS
TO COMPETE ON YALE FIELD.

New-Haven Conn Feb 5-Invitations have just
been issued 125 college preparatory schools in
Connecticut Massach chusetts. Rhode Island New
Hampshire Vermont Pennsylvania NewYork and
New-Jersey TO attend a meet TO be held under the
auspices of the Yale Track Athletic Association on
Yale Field May 24.
II is proposed to form a permanent organization.
be known the Yale Interscholastic Track As
sociation. which will have annual meets under Yale
athletic auspices. Gold. silver and bronze medals
will be given for Individual honors and cup will
be awarded to the school winning the largest num-
Der Of points
The events will include the usual dashes. runs
hurdles, jumps. hammer throwing. shot putting and
pole vaults.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-06
AMERICAN B0xING ASSOCIATION.

ssae-D sle VIII be meeting of the American Boxing
81 '-'auon at the Hotel Barthodi tomorrow at
49, . NJ when tho rules and bylaws will be
y,ie. 49, 81 and The probabilities are that a new set Of
nqyfpg sDsefn al! future amateur and professional
Il lestF ~ this country Will be formula ted
.s az Nish Of the association that every one who
tbs no-itfef OF boxing, who is connected with
.hd F.s-iar sport in any way In tho United States
- e. ls,sld VIII be represented either in person
New-York tribune., 1902-02-06
GOOD FIELD FOR HANDICAP.

The Queens County Jockey Club announced yes
terday that the following entries to the Carter
Handicap had been received: Ben MacDhui. Mis-
chieVous. Jack De Mund. Msrgraviate. Tenagra,
Red Path. Eddie Busch. Ethics. Colonel Paddeu,
rive Nations, Irritable, Roehampton, Petral II,
Regent Frfbtt ne ne aelasqa Ntl'nsr Gne Inc Inc
Puritan. Morokanta. Kinnikinc. Contend. The Hoy
den: All Gold. CharentIs. Man O. War, Barbara
treltchie. Cervera. Trump and Himself.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-06
WOMAN iSHOEHAKER.
ALL FOOTGEAR TO BE WORN IN RACE TO
BE HANDMADE.

1t is curious fact that all the shoes be
bv the pedestrians in the nterna tonal six day 60
as-vou-please race that begins Sunday night
al Madison Square Garden being made by a
woman She is the widow of old Jack Frazier.
who at one time an athlete OF prominence. In
the old days he fitted the leading pedestrians with
their racing shoes and before he died taught his
wife the art of making footwear that would not
chafe or swell the feet OF long distance runner.
Mrs Frazier personally measures the feet OF the
athletes and cuts the leather for the shoes. In a
race like that the Garden next week d well
shod has an immense advantage over those whose
shoes are not well fitting and all the odtime pedes
trians as we'll number of the ones, ap-
precate the fact
New-York tribune., 1902-02-06
SKATING.
NDONALD WINS SCRATCH RACE AND IS
BEATEN IN HANDICAP.

Some lively skating races witnessed at the
Clermont Avenue Rink last night II. P. Mcdonald
captured the half nile scratch race but beaten
IN the handicap. The summaries:
Hslf-ale (scrsteh)-Won by Fl. P. Mcdonald; A. Y.
saroney. second ". ". Swan. third Time, ]: :252.
FIafrnie 1norioeg-Eon II. Bullen: McCabe.
sckisnd. third Time. / 81 n
mile Chandicapb. Class B-Won by Q. Dorian 80
,srdsi; Randolph d10 Yards, second: J. r. Burten
tIe1 ys-ds third. Time. 3:l04s-
snoVsboe race Cons-quarter Of mile)-won by Louis
= Bose Time. l42SB.
One mile, Class Avon by =. J. Mugan Qoo yarde);
Z. P Mcdonald scratch. second; A y. Sarouey 60
,sris. third. Time. 2:5s>.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-06
BILLIARDS.
BEATS HENDRICK IN AMATEUR
TOURNAMENT

Charles S. Norris defeated Charles Threshie of
Boston. in the Class a Amateur Athletic Union
billiard game last night at the Knickerbocker Ath-
letic Club, with a of 400 to 232.
In the opening inning Norris made is points
while his rival averaged g. The former led up to
the fourth inning, when the Boston player made q
points, which put him ahead by % to %. Norris in
the sixth inning made II buttons. which put him
in the lead again. He held this for the remainder
of the game. He passed the first century I'm the
seventeenth inning, when he rolled up cluster of
3 points and the score l22 10 93, Norris made
his highest in the twenty-hfth inning. when he
made 43 Carroms He made some brilliant plays I'm
this inning, and his nursing good. II put his
total 63 points ahead of Threshie. Norris in the
twenty-ninth inning made q points, which sent him
into the second century, with score Of 10 to IA
one point was all that was necessary to put him 20
the 800 mark in the fOrteth inning, which ne made,
and Threshie was l26 points behind. The forty
eighth inning tho scene OF some fine open
table shots by Norris. who made p points
The last half OF the game was more interesting
than first, and s Norris held safe lead nearly
from the start the result was not in doubt The
Norris-ls O. . = O. 70. "A. , O. . D. . l. 10. . o.
o. a. T. o. l. g. ., !. ~. o. l. -, Il, >. o. 70 T.
10. l. o. /, .. 10 g. . o. -. =. o. D. ~ o. ~.
s. o. Total 400; average l5T: high So 20 -.
Threshie-5. O. T. 0 4. O. =. T. q. :. 0. o. II. -.
s. > ., o. o, L. = T. !. : q. o. 20 :, O. o. 2. -.
l. o. .. o. O. l. II, 4 J. =. =, = ,, = o. . o, T. ;.
Total. 232 average. 80. high runs 2l 20 Il.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-06
APARTMENT HOUSES AT AUCTION.

The two ive-story brick apartment houses st
Nos. 52i and 52S West One-hundred- and thirty
third-st., in this city will be sold at auction by
Peter F. Meyer at the Real Estate Salesroom. No.
Ill Broadway a u o'clock to-day. These
houses are I'm excellent condition. each being T7.6N
@ II feet They have all modern appliances and i'm
prOvements steam heated. hot water. etc. and
are in a desirable neigh hborhood Washington
Heights. between broadway ard Amsterdam ave,
near Columbia University. Manhattan College,
Riverside Drive. Morningside Park and the new
site for the College Of the City of New-YOrk. The
Charles H. Collins is attorney for the plaintiff. and
Jacob Fromme. referee
New-York tribune., 1902-02-06
CURLING.
UTcA CAPTURES GORDON MEDAL AND
CHAMPIONSHIP.
1Br TELEGRAPH 10 The TRIBUNE J

BT TELEGRAPH 10 IHE IRIBUNEJ
Ttca = Y Feb 5-The Utica. Curling Club won
ths Gordon medal and the curling championship
Of the United States at Rutger Rink this evening
hy defeating the Yonkers Curling Club. Five clubs
entered The contest-the Thistles. of Hoboken; the
Manhattan and St Andrews clubs. of New-York
me Yonkers and the Utica. Club.
Utica, with J. z. Mclaughlin. skip. defeated tho
Ih!stles. James Thaw, skip, is 70 :.
81 Andrews Club with Alexander Hamilton, skip,
Hon from the Manhattans. with William Stewart.
SKIP. l6 10 u.
Utica then drew the bye, and Yonkers with
Thonlss Wigley. skip. played the st. Andrews with
SoEn II Mcmillan, skip. Yonkers won, 20 TO "A.
Lhe final between Utica and Youkers played
ponship.
The International Gordon championship VIII be
tlsyeo Friday. The United States will be repre-
ssssht+o by two Tinks from Utica and New York
flsyers They will be opposed by Montreal curriers'.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-06
Anriicn 5dlrs of Redl estate.
JAMES L. WELLS. Auctioneer.
EXECUTORS SALE.
By order Of the Executors of n.
Estate Of Josephine |. psyton, Decd,
at III broadway. N Y. Real Estate Salesroon.
TUESDAY, Feb. is, Noon.
40 PARCELS
Manhattan, N. Y. City.


FIFTH AVENUE
rS @ ssoH Ssss snd sdf r 3'q@ SaSr 1G " n n & san % S
brick extension II.6x5O: lot i9,6xis5 '"'
DUANE STREET.
story b @ 'Gn59 and 9 .Sn. asS%S stS. . II, so % an
No 1S2. adjoining above similar building. lot s.x11s
THIRD AVENUE
apSTmsns 1 : cor m l'5S 81 y'5C e S5s .,'r. . s7t
SIXTH AVENUE.
sSo9, sfsT5 1GS & abou. 40 with
brick S aSd sS5 sst sid 16opt as # Of sOh st hvs''oy
EIGHTH AVENUE.
30 IL southeast side. - northeast of
iHs with one-stoy extension covering
No. 14o side about 60 feet north Of I7h St two
Win two story brick 'a ahian IN n rear. 20o So &
So also three story brick udnE in rear OF extension
No M Isl west side about feet north ~ 18th St.
with bre2 extension sma in fear about t'e & ss
building S s NEST to side adolnna above sv.,ey s.is
10: lot ia v-- i'N' WITH one story extension 10 ~
NINTH AVENUE
No. Si2 east side. 7S6 feet south Of West Soth st
@7Sgss'0ry @ and basement brick building isst
TENTH AVENUE.
@ 5oNt6af s2"'5 and S'1a bris 81 s9 h z
lots ab No l has one-sory extension about lIx2o:
ELEVENTH AVENUE
@ 5 & side & 90 sS z Ta sscS n s. ss .sa s
BOULEVARD.
999afstory extension: plot on Bouevsr5 t les on
WEST 18TH STREET
jackson s@a ;s S f+ft srit 'o11sr G eTsSgUieh s
'lo iS27 on West 18Th St and mn creenvich ave.
WEST 18th STREET.
No lf south side, Jrh ave t,,Ir-<,crv
@ foTnsSne m % dwelling and es AZ
s,62 N2 s45nsg6 15S sqaa side 4se fee, Of IN
$5x5 lot asx6s dwelling and ones'0ry 'Hen''n about
WEST 10TH STREET
p6 BRICK ' dSs9s 1as and and .. Iea3aH s1a Ma abaG sss
WEST 2oTH STREET.
No $40 north side. feet east of 9th Ave thr-.-
sb ana basement brownsyne dwelling and extension.
EAST 59TH STREET.
' 1S 'S5 srsi su Gf Park S Ays ys.h s9
BARROW STREET.
a aHd ss sS1qs Be * 5si sn sm q ss so5
BLEECkER STREET
Southeast corner West 1rh st. -.
brick Iudnss plot about 81 feet BeecEer by 1905
-, Nos ssd SOS 80 Feecker St and No. aSS 20 2a2
Mest I'm s. southwest clrusr Beerker and West 1ta
Pgds Plot = et on west i'm St ana ana sS e.e on
GREENwICH AVENUE AND BANK STREET
an. s9ptheast Nm corner being Nos 81 = Greenwich
plot 81 on greenwich f Ave by S5 on rs Eaa % ST. frame
GREENWICH AVENUE.
No no west side mn feet south s..
hNe-story brick fiat, 20N4I.S; lot 2ON51-S
HORATIO STREET.
and % S SS 2s s "a a51 .aa hrs 81
story extension. about 2ox55 ABOUT and L
HUDSON STREET
No. 5I1. west side. So south Of Sank ST. four
story brick building about lS1Ox55. 19x743ls.
RENWICk STREET.
Nos Il and A. about % of Spring
St. two three-stOry and basement ceilings
about lSx36. irregular plot
THOMPSON STREET.
No ives side faa Of S+
lot about 1880.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-06
VIII ENTERTAIN coLrnBL4 ATHLETES.

Columba's football team and crew will be the
guests Of the alumni at a reunion to be held at
Sherrys tonight. These men will he present:
H Van Hoevenberg. W. r. Morley 9 L. Berrien
r. 3. Smith, /. u, Shaw, F. B. Irvine. Harold
Weekes and =. x. Boyesen. from the football
team. and r. h. Bartholomew. s. p Nash a ID
Weekes, II. G. Townsend and r. P Jackson of the
A reception will be given TO President BUT
ler and Dwight Lathrop Elmendorf will deliver a
telephotographic lecture old Mexico and the
BuIffght" -'u ''''
New-York tribune., 1902-02-06
SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF

NEW YORK.-In the the dlssolution
ot the CObleskin Quarry Company. notice IS hereby
given that appointed Supreme court
OF the State OF New York permanent receiver
property, assets and effects OF the above
poration for the benefit of the creditors
and Of stockholders and that hav.
duly qualified as I do
FirstAH persons indebted said Corporation ~
render Office, No ~ Nassau
street IN the Borough OF Manhattan in the Ctty ana
County Of New York and state ot York on or
before the 5th DAY of March. 1902 debts ard sums
OF money oWtng by them respectively, and pay IN.
Second-An persons having in possession srv
property effects corporation - delfvs- ~.
to before the 5th day of March 1902
ThirdAn the creditors Of said corporation to dslfv.-
70 me their respective accounts demands provs
5th day ot March 1902 80 ''i~
Fourth--Any person holding any open or sibsisti7r
contract OF said corporation in rri
said Sth dav March 1902 -" - 1913
Dated New York February
- - EDWARD n. FARRELL. R.--iv.-
JOHN II. RoGAN, Attorney for RECEIVER Ne IsS n
street. y. Y City. 49, ~ 49,
New-York tribune., 1902-02-06
EMPIRE TRACK TO BE REsOLD.

Bankson T. Morgan. the referee, has been In-
structed TO resell the Empire City track property
at Yonkers February .. This is the property
recently bought in by Frank Farrell price said
TO be far below it's real value. Bryan L. Kennedy
filed bid of 10000 for the property. and II no
higher offer is made he will take the property
upon which eX-Corporaton Counsel Clark Is report
ed TO have expended nearly SSO0GC0.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-06

Fourteenth-.t- Tea will be served in the clubhouse
at 45o p. m. and there will be addresses by
of the members.
Gilbert and Sullivsns opera, The Pirates OF
Penzance, will be given by the members of Holy
the Grand Central Palace. reception will follow
the entertainment. The affair given under the pa
tronage of a number of men and women interested
in aiding the Rev. William c. Murphy in his en-
deaVors 10 erect a paroChial school in Croton