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New-York tribune., 1902-02-02
GOLF
P B. HOYT OUTLINES GLENyIEw,s Po-
NTION IN THE CHAMPIONSHIP
CONTROVERSY.

The rivalry between the Nassau C-o,,r,r,, r,,t -
Ions island and the Glenview Golf Club OF Chi
So So lot the honor of holding the national ANA
'e1r goH Championship. instead Of diminishing is
81 ii'iS up one Of the keenest struggles that a
"eS'eIh Cub has ever made for this important
tournament Though outnufnbered in voting
suehsIh the Western delegates are not dsheart-
ensn. They believe uat the good craftsmanship
u 'He Fasteners will recognize the fairness of
plonships OF the year and in advocating Glenviev-
'hey are confident that no better links east or
west can be offered. The position is outlined in
a letter received from Phelps B. Hoyt. the West
eFh golf champion. which, being the first formal
New-York tribune., 1902-02-02

appeal from official Of the Western Golf As
sociation. viii be read with interest by golfers OF
this section. Mr.. Hoyt is also the chairman of
the sports ana pastmes committee of the Glen
view Club. and therefore well qualified speak OF
Glenview's advantages from a championship stand
point. His letter follows
To the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir: The Glenyiew Club, Of Chicago. wishes to Sc
championship contest for 1902. For the best in
terestS OF gQlt We feel that the championship
should come West this year having been held
- N -4lAS ~ ~ NJ NJ IN tAsJ lNo Years since !Sf'
oy one OF the SIX national events was held In the
West-the open championship at Wheaton in 1899.
The parent body Of an golf clubs in the United
States, and as such covers the large area between
6ur fair and e6Iiit,tie mar ~ 7as+ ,'srg +T,iri
centre west Of the Aleshanies. Chicago IS most
centrally located Tor such an event.
and Western Golf associations are Important fac
and the Western Golf Association earnestly in
S3I,5 me I ~ -o, l - Inc ,rl,Nlt Jew
q half miles north ~ Chicago, on the Chicago MI
trains take thirtytvo minutes but he special SER
vice. of which We are assured in case -he national
twenty-two minutes from the Union station. which
-6I Iy qJalel br e o-a2 Ups owns % 80 acres 2I
OF the Chicago River. aGefluF seven natural
over d,eo yards The links ha' Been laia ont with
the greatest care AS % distances. placing OF h4z-
ards. etc. and no sEUeree IS being spared To- make
the course unequaH-d i'm the Wes' The longest
hole is 5-b yards. and there are two short lyon
holes. The eubhoUsa is unsurpassed I'm This r11n-
Try for its spas!olsueee The locker room contains
90 lockers, with Uuwntr OF shower baths al-
joining, and go persons rau bee comfortably seated
IN the dining "a rhe same time. ia addition
there are p double bedrooms There is also au
auxiliary links OF nine Loles Of about O. 900 yards
well ouukered and carefully looked after. This
would be an advantage in holding national cham
ponship for praCtienE -gru0ses.
As an example Of the attention paid 20 tho care
o. The links about one hundred and FORTY cars uf
fertilizers have been used the grounds in The
last year and half Each putting green is. Of
course. DDed and I'm case of extreme frouth nearly
all the fair greens can ba wsteTe5. The same is
true Of the auxiliary inks. Should the national
body award GlenNiew the amateur chlmul1ushin
event We shall crdocvor 20 make the visit OF tho
contestants and their friends enjoyable as pos
shle PHELPS r HOYT
Chairman OF Sports ard Plstimcs
Chicago. Jan. O. 1902
New-York tribune., 1902-02-02
DEATHS IN wEsTCHEsTER CLUBS.
FIVE EMPLOYEES OF VARIOUS ORGANIZA-
TIoNs HAVE DIED FROM DISEASE OR
BY MURDER AND SUICIDE

The sudden death recently OF Willie" Davis
the popular greenskeeper of the Apa wants Club. Of
Rye. who took cola while playing the links and
contracted pneumonia, is the fifth untimey death
which has occurred lately the golf clubs in
Westchester County The rapid succession OF
deaths and fatalities is leading the members of the
Wes.chester clubs TO wonder If their links are not
presided over by unlucky destiny. The begin
ming Of the fatal spell a couple OF years ago,
when the greenskeeper of the Pelham Golf Club
committed suicide by shooting himself through
the heart in the clubhouse between Pelham Manor
and Rochelle The next death that of
willie Neville, the popular greeuskeeper Of the
1.archmout Club who, like Willie, Davis took
cold while exercising the links. He contracted
o4,ick consumption, ana despite the efforts of the
wealthy members. who sent him 90 the mountains
,t once. he died in a few weeks.
one night last fall some bastard. whose identity
or has never been discovered crept into the
Siwanoy clubhouse. at Mount Vernon. TO an attc
room where David Scott and John Stevens the
coored stewards and greenSkeeperS. were sleeping,
ana literally butchered them Their lifeless bodies
we're found the next morning lying the floor.
Warner Simms. another employe Of the club who
slept at the clubhouse that night, arrested
and tried the charge of murd sr. but the jury,
without leaving the box, brought in verdict OF not
guilty.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-02
METROPOLITAN CLUB COMMITTEES.

Prior TO the adjournment Of Fridays meeting the
committees 10 have oharEe Of the official haudi-
Gaping and the associations open tournaments
were named by President Chubb, follows. Haud-
cap-A. II. Larkn Yountakah Country Club
George Harvey, Deal Golf CLUB. and j. B. q. Tap
pan, Nassau Country Club. Tournament L. c.
Murdoch. Shinnecock His: Walter J. Travis. Gar
den city, and 4. VI. Robbins. ST. Andrews. The
chairmen Of both committees are the same last
year. The handiCappers were instructed TO render
two reports in the season. the first April 70 and
the second August ~.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-02
CANES At PENN.
BAIRD DOES THE BEST WORK AT PENNsYL-
NANIA.
LEY rELErRArH NO TIE rR1nrNE.I

lay TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE.
Philadelphia Feb Despite the bad weather,
the weekly series OF handcaps continued to-
day at Franklin Field. and, considering the cond-
tious the Pennsylvania athletes did good perform
auces Baird did the best work of the day when
he cleared 10 feet inches in me pole vault. Gray
was only inch behind, and this showing
they should hoth develop into point winners by
next May Hammer cleared IS feet 7I2 inches in the
novice broad jump. while Baillie Gill and Smith
three Of PENIS relay team, that will run in New
York on Monday night. just beaten in a
ll2-mile relay by four other distance runners The
time $50 was good, under the circumstances The
summaries follow.
Fifty ward hurdle-Won by smith t& yaris. Sherwood
,scrateE). second Allen scratch third Time O07S.
-Four hundred and t0rty'-yard dash-First
Stoinmez - yardj Largfcld 10 y8rdS second PULASKI
,~crat-hl third Time. i-Ul Second heat by Helm
y-r4SI. Woodward tIS yar1st. second Hammer ia
yar4Sl. third. Time. 1905. Final BIZ stein
metz Woodward, second Langfeld third. Helm, fourth
Broad jump ,novlce)-Won BY Hammer: Kirkpatrick
second. Baird. third. Distance. II II. ~ in
Pole vault-Won by Baird (sCratchl; Gray a nches)
second Height. IU Fl. In.
Relay Uesm II three against Of four: one
mil and halO-Won by Clark. Galloway. Russell and
Smith and Baille.
Owing TO the death Of his sister W. Gardiner
has rowed the last few days and he Will not be
out again for some time. All the crew candidates
were given rest to-day, while the lacrosse men
were forced 10 take a day off because. of the
weather.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-02
NEW ErILrING PLANs.

l4ed-st 105 Il II Amsterdam ave. for a o-s
story brick church. 75N9u. trustees of the church
of our Lady u LcurieS- premises owner.
o. Reilly Brothers, No III East 4ftA st archi-
llGtu-st. 413 20 of Pleas-ur-ap+. S0r . three
story brick factory. 9UN.u- pelaUiain estate. Ne
lil Broadway. owner, e. Baxter & son, NJ . $50
Sd ave. architects
27th-st Nos 145 and I47 West. FOR a SIX story
brick tenement house. with store. 81. 1N~-5-g- VI
Wmpei No 2b+ East T2l-Sr owner II Bern
stein. No III Broadway architect.
52d-st p 20 fr Of >fh ave far a four Stow,
brick lofts. with store =N.sS " r P;uler M
SG1 Sth-a owner, j " Cole. No {t3 West 5ist-
ST. architect ..-...-..-
East Houston -, M 500 On JuI. for a seven story
brick factory. - 9N75, Fl " SchleSiuger NJ III
Park Row. architects ....-............
New-York tribune., 1902-02-02
SINNIRUD THE : HERO.
LOCAL SKATERS CARRY OFF ALL OF
THE CHAMPIONSHIPS.

IN nasty. penetrating drizze the skating cham
p'ohshps Of the United States and Canada were
decided at Verona Lake New-Jersev. Yesterday
afternoon. To stand upon the ice and witness such
contests in cold weather is enough 10 temper the
aIuo' OF even the most enthusiastic. but when a
co4d' urizzling rain sets in even the ardent en-
'huslaSts quail Good skating weather however Is
rarity In this district the officials in charge
or the championships decided TO run of the finals
as had been arranged Peter Sinnirud of the
verona Lake Skating Club, and NJ. Wood. his club
mate, Of Red Bank. y. J.. captured all Of the
honors. Sinnirud captured the half ive-mile and
ten-mile races, while Wood who is a lad of only
about eighteen years. won the one and three mile
championships.
The poor showing made by the visiting Canadians
New-York tribune., 1902-02-02
TROPHY SHOWN AT coLrnBIA GFuyASrUu

The gymnasium authorities Of Columbia T-ntver-
sity have just hung up in the gymnasium corridor
interesting proclamation, presented to the uni
versity by the Board OF Aldermen In 1878 II CON
talns the congratulaton Of the City Fathers on
the victory OF the Columbia crew AT t5sr1e,, ,to,
year That was the only American college crev,
which ever won at Henley. The proclamation ~
tended the freedom Of the city TO the nnenr6srs ~
the crew; ard invited them to a reception I'm the
city Hail. and further said that their victor,,
coming after the successes Of Tho Ar,osf'
rifemen abroad and OF the American vsrbts
showed that the republic was progressing IN atb,
in its youth 80 "e'"
New-York tribune., 1902-02-02
GEORGIA TEAM FOR SE4 GIRT.
STATE WILL BE REPRESENTED AT INTER
NATIONAL CONTEST FOR FIRST
TINE N THREE YEARS.

Atlanta. Ca, Feb. 1.-Preparations are being
made for the troops OF this State TO he represented
i'm the annual international rife contest, 10 be held
ar Sea Girt, y j.. next summer A team OF twelve
men. to be selected from the sharpshooters ranks
of the Governors Horse Guard. viii be entered in
the contest.
4 number or members Of the Guard wear the ex-
pert sharpshooters badge, which is conferred by
the State of Georgia upon State militdmeu VINO
have made the highest scores in State rifle prac-
tice.
Georgia mas not been represented at Sea Girt for
the last three years account OF differences be-
tween the savannah, Ga. team and the New-Jer-
ST 3 Rifle Association.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-02
THE SALE OF THE PEYTON ESTATE

The auction sale of the properties belonging 20
the estate of the late Josephine T. Peyton Will
take place at the New-York Real Estate SaIesroorn,
No. III Broadway on February Is and will be con-
Quoted by James l. Wells, aUCtioueer- The estate
consists of some fOrtysiN parcels. located in Third
Fifth. Sixth. Eighth. Ninth Tenth and Eleventh
aVes the Boulevard, Duane. West Twelfth. West
Fourteenth West Twentieth East FfFry-nfnth Bar
row, BleeCker. Greenwich Bank. HoratiO. Hudson
and Thompson SITS. i'm the Borough OF Manhattan,
and OF some tve1ty-nine improved ana vacant prop
critics in BathEate-sIVe-. Third-ave. hundred
aud-Se evenly thTd-St JerCme-aVe and FOrdham
Road in the Borough OF The Bronx
Book maps and terms of sale may he obtained
from Sylvester POpe and William l. Condit.
ecutors, OF No. So Pine-sJ-; Abram J. Elkus attOr-
new for executors Of No 55 Pfne-St.. and James
L. Wells. aUCtioncer, OF No. 1u Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-02
SPORTSMEH FORM 4nUSEnEyT COMPANY.

Patrick T. Powers and James Kennedy well
known in the sporting world have organized the
kennedy-Powers Amusement Company. The arti-
cles OF Incorporation filed yesterday with
County Clerk Stack, OF HUDSON County. y. J.. and
state that the company Will manage arrange and
conduct exhibitions Of every nature including ex-
hibuons of speed. strength skill and dexterty Of
men ana animals The company is also author
lied 10 improve lands ard erect buildings for
am rnusements In NeW-Jersey and other States The
capital stock is fixed at 5000 and the shares are
equally GiFlaed between the two corporators.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-02
coLUMBIA's TEAM TO GO INTO PRACTICE

Work FOR the Columbia University baseball team
will start at the end Of this week when tn" can
didates for the varsity nine viii report for prac-
tfce in the cage. Preliminary work will be light
and will consist OF practice In the simpler princi
pies OF the game. Tot Murphy, the brother Of
Mike" Murphy ex-captain Of the Yale baseball
nine has applied for the POSITION Of coach on the
Columbia varsity team. Il Is hoped, however
that F. VI. Lewis. one OF the instructors In the
F-nuyIish departncnt. may be prevailed upon TO
IA kc the position. Mr.. Lewis was formerly pitcher
on the National League team in Boston and coach
of the Harvard nine.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-02
PAWNEE ATHLETIC CLJ

PAWNEE ATHLETIC CLUB To HOLD RACES.
The Pavrco Athletic Club Will hold skating
meet ~ the CI,rmout Avenue Rink. Brooklyn. on
Wednesday, in which many weH known skaters
have entered The feature OF the contest will be
three mill relay race between the New-york and
Pavuec athletic clubs Saro-y. Swan and McDon-
aid of the cevl-Yurk Athletic Club. and L. Multi
gam y. Wrdy and "PhiI' kearuey, of the Pawnee
AJhirt, Club. vii compete. Each man is 70 race
on. mile. Tho other contests are: Hair mile race,
scratch. half mile race. novice one mile. Class A.
handicap. one mile Class b, handicap. and three
l4p obstacle foot
New-York tribune., 1902-02-02
- - cHlHpLnNNHLpH

Clarence E. Green. # the Montauk Theatre bill
's'o room, Brooklyn. IS arranging for a pool tour
l-nent to cake place early in March which viii
= 10y trophy -molemaric Of the championship
= 'Ne United states. and prizes agEregating from
- n $500 Thar There NAV be no favorftisr, in
sselhg ihe entries. Mr. Green desires 10 hear
sr.s 49,. e.eEy @STirant for championship honors in
anenca- II necessary. a preliminary tourney will
y heio and in such case prizes viii also be given.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-02

The girls tod The mark with confidence written
al over their "a. which a short time was nor
slaken oy t1e boys who eliminated all rOughness
ron their play and acted ike gentlemen. Present.
y, hoWeFeT- % 5lHII Went up from The interested
group OF spectators as Miss +. EldriGge shot The
PUCK past r L9lg1-u. the goaIkeeper of The bows
team Mss t-trfls- did The trick in the most ex-
peri ana approved manner. She caught the muck
near her Own goal. and. by deXJerous manoeuvring
ana swift skating. pushed j. before her the entire
length OF the rink Notwithstanding the vigorous
interference 0t Dana the opposition point and
nearly al The rest ot the team, and after shooting
ne goa! retired -n triumph 10 her position TO re-
sumo play. leaving tle boys disuaved and he
Wlldered The boys held a Whispered consultation
snG determined thar rnivalry and gaIantrv wera
p ne ignored. and Thar they play 70 win or he
forever clssraceG- Without undue ceremony there
lore ana within as many minutes. Kaiser one of
ne forwards, put the puck past Miss A Paddock
When time was called the girls protested that
iher opponents had employed mean tricks in rbeir
Day ana that they had not won honestly and on
laelr merits They vowed. however. that they
EollG themselves Practise the tricks and make =
oetler SHOWING next time This il the first time
mat rYa' teams n boys and girls have ever pIyed
on the ice al the ClermOlt Avenue Rink h!t ne
er-s declare t1at il vii not be the last as thev
are cetermlned 10 have satisfaction for their
UCurclnE. ~--
New-York tribune., 1902-02-02
CLAFLIN AND TRAVIS WIN.

There Sas large attendance at the Clermont
Avenue Rink IN Brooklyn last night. TWO skating
races were run. One .u class and one in Class B.
p. W. Travis captured -lo drst and W. Claiin
he winner in the Glass B contest The summaries:
ON" rn.t .,.t-S AtWnu .r g. ~ Travis 100 yardsl.
49, sfu.tH 7-rI-eI. W. Randolph G2O yardsl,
thirf. Time. a.l7it.
one mile tr7asr Il-Wo1 by w C1sH.n G2o YARDS; 3.
garls second. Fh Nearney tscratchl, third.
Time. sos >a+.u'y and Swan Fell
New-York tribune., 1902-02-02
CHALLENGE TO ALL sT4LLI0yS.

Lexington, Ky, Feb Brook Curry. through the
local trotting association. has issued a challenge
to the stallion owners OF the country for a stallion
representative sweepstakes race. three -year-olds
$500 an entry, three heats in five, to meet get Of
Silent Brook by Dark Night, at the October meet
ing mere Tod. Prelatess, oxford Boy. Eldred.
Patue Smith Chcsko and many other fast colts
will be eligible and il is expected that the purse
viii be worth between s. 900 and 5000.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-02
SH4RSIG IS DEAD.
THE VETERAN BASEBALL MANAGER
PASSES AWAY AT PHILADELPHIA.

Philadelphia Feb. William sharsig, business
manager Of the Philadelphia American League
Baseball club died at his home here to-day. He
was forty-four years OLD. Mr Sharsig had been in
I'll health for over years. and about four
months ago his ailment became serious.
The greater part OF Mr. Sharsigs life was de-
voted to baseball and in 1883. when the Athletic
Club of the American Association. won the cham
pionship he manager Of that team.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-02
PLANS FOR NEW CHURCH FILED.

Plans were Aled yesterday al the Buildings De-
partment FOR story brick church. 10 be called
Our Lady of LOurdes 1t viii be built plot Is
~ go feet, on the north side of -buudred-and
LOrlN N-Second-St, n7 feet east of Amsterdam
- Kelly Brothers. of No. III East FOrtyfoUrth-st,
are the architects The estimated cost Is $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-02
HUDSON REALTY COMPANY TO BUILD
THEATRE

An announcement was made Yesterday that the
Hudson Realty Company would build the proposed
Lheatre 10 stand The plot side OF
SeVeHtn-ave, from -hUudre-a twenty fifth 20
e-hUndred-and-twent entv-sixth-st
New-York tribune., 1902-02-02
a NEW HorEL II - GRAND cIRcLE.

The improvements which are under way at
the Grand Circle the intersection OF Fifty-nnth-
St. Broadway and EiEhJh-dve.. include a hotel
which has just been completed. It is nine stories
high built of Indiana limestone and brick, and ad-
joins and communicates with kelSeDWeler's res
tauraut and cafe Its interior decorations and fur
uishluss said % be- OF artistic character the
owners MeSsrS- EteISenWeoer x Fisher. having
pended over 100000 on the decoration of the dining
and banquet rooms The upper floors Of the build
rOOu and
New-York tribune., 1902-02-02
WHEELHEN TO DANCE.

The Brooklyn Wheemens club OF the Knights |
Of Columbus viii give a Sullivan County country
dance at the johnson Building, Fulton and Nevins |
sts., tomorrow evening.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-02
E0vEL I'D Is cLERMoNr AvENuE ~.


A spirited game Of hockey between team Of
girls and another of boys from the AdeIphi Acad-
smy, Brooklyn, held behind closed doors at
the C-ernont Avenue Rink at : a. m yesterday
The reason for 20 much secrecy was The opposition
Of Dr. Charles H. Levermore. president Of Adeiphi.
70 any indulgence in the sport hy the girls under
his care hen the girls trst spoke OF organizing
hockey team Dr. LHyermGre announced tnaj they
nust under Ip circumstances Use the name oI inc
scsd my The girls, however, were determined 20
have their own way. and contest "on the quiet
vas arranged.
Only a teW friends accompanied the TWO teams.
sld The party admitted by the rear door long
bf0Te the regular time for The opening OF the rink
the public Little time was lost by the girls in
i0nrllg their short skirts and skates. and hy the
hys discarliDg their street clothes for the reEu-
sion hockey costume. ana The teams soon
lined Up The ice. ready for signal To begin
fum Harry RODGERS. the referee. When the smoke
had cleared away rhe girls had the humiliating
score Of -4 20 i1 favor OF their opponents TO con-
template The teams lined up as follows:
New-York tribune., 1902-02-02
BROKE woRLb,s PEcoPD FoP pJGroyS

0AOhE hohLbN RE'ORD FOR PIGEONS.
@@co' Tex Feb. In the midwinter shoot Of
lne waco Gun Club. now iu progress IN this city
Aolo O. Hs-sos. ~ Toledo Ohio broke the worlds
CcslrQ Yesterday afternoon for clay pigeons.
Sooung from Tho uiuereen-yard mark ne broke
. o1t oi --. and made a straight Of 50.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-02
SENDS CHALLENGE TO Upton.
MICHIGAN MAN WOULD RACE SHAMROCK
AND AMERICAN CREW AGAINST CO
LJMBIA AND ENGLISH sAILORs

c. w Post, Of Battle Creek Mich who is now
staying AT the Fifth Avenue Hotel. made public
yesterday a copy of letter which he has sent
10 Sir Thomas Upton. The letter is as follows:
A feeling exists in America that the barrier
"hlch prevents the removal of the yacht Cup is
70 De found IN the Yankee yaChtsmau, and not In
the yacht itself. To demonstrate the facts. / beg
20 place before you the following proposition: l
VIII charter Shamrock II If il with your
"lsnesl. paying therefor $4,000 or such sum as Is
proper charter price for the va ,ht In condition.
ana man her with American crew, you to man
me Columbia with from Great Britain.
merits OF the men under these changed conditions.
The final details subject to careful consideration
ana approval ! viii provide suitable cup 10 be
contested for. and hereafter known the Yachts
mans Cup.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-02
BOXING.
JEFFRIEs AND FITzsMAIoNs PRACTICALLY
MATCHED AGAIN

Negotiations are under way for a match between
BOB Fltzsimmons and Jim Jeffries Fitzsim-
mons yesterday agreed TO terms offered by Jim
kennedy. the matchmaker Of the Yosemite Ath-
!euc CIub' OF San Francisco Jeffvies is expected
IN the city to-day and il Is thought that further
oeVeiopments in the match will be completed JEFF
Irles, through Billy Delaney. his manager has
aLLLeauy acquainted Kennedy with the conditions
.f ma WouIu he acceptable to him meeting will
SaKe lax place on Tuesday morning between the men
lot the purpose of signing articles of seraarneD+
under which the battle will be fought
New-York tribune., 1902-02-02
60 LoAN oE ssalago ~ RrILDINGs.

GETS LOAN OF $4,000 on BUILDINGS.
Mrs. Maril A Herter yesterday obtained build.
ing loan Of S6400t1 the 81 Peter eight story
apartment house in Park-aye-. near FiftS-eighth-
st; three apartment houses in Fifty-eishth-st-
near Park-ave and hotel in Fifty-uinth-st, near,
Park-ave. The buildings in course Of con
struction, and are being built by Peter Herter &
Sons, architects.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-02
END or HORSE SHE.
" Tx H--hWH REALIZED FOR THE

OVER $4,000 REALIZED FOR THE
WEEKS AUCTION
one OF the most successful frlidwinter sales Of
uolns horses ever held in this city was closed at
manson square Garden last night The sale began
On Monday. and in the week - horses. 'rhe sons
and daughters ~ some Of the most noted s!res and
Jams IN the country. went under the hammer. The
1saes. r1e PElce PAID was fer Oakland Baron 2o9'4
N4ch went 90 Colonel Jacob Ruppert. jr.-
Yesterday Tes getaway day and despite the dis
Ssleeane "e@tEa-- "a large crowd attended the sale
1ts3ers and 'rr-Crs were out iu force. and they
pcAec up many Srnl bargains. The total amount
sa.Atd On t1t weeks sale was s2-l 2f5. avcra ge
q 81 = head Tho amount realized a. the sale
yesterday Was ST -f-
New-York tribune., 1902-02-02

AN IMPORTANT REALTY SALE.
One OF the principal sales last week was that OF
the Hotel de Logerot, a building at the southwest
New-York tribune., 1902-02-02

corner OF EiGhteenth-st. and FIfrh-ave. II was
bought by the Alliance Realty Company from Al
fred Duane Pell.