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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-30
NO REALLY CHEAP BEEF,
Dealers Say Lozrer Price Is for
Coo Beef"-FIsh Scarce.

Despite Secretary Wilson'S declaration that
his prophecy of some months ago that the
American people would buy beef by Christmas
at normal figures has been fulfilled, and despite
the reports of reduced prices in the West, prices
il this city are unchanged. and local dealers
said yesterday that they have no intimation
even of any reduction. The beef that has been
selling in the last few days for two cents a
pound less than the best grade the dealers class
as Cow beef" The headquarters of these COWS
weigh only about 135 pounds. while the hind
quarters OF the steers. which furnish the best
beef. weigh about 30 pounds.
There IS a great scarcity of fish in the mar
ket The wholesale price of fresh Goldfish is now
nine cents pound. and it is said that. unless
large supply is received this week. the price will
go still higher. dealer in Fulton Market
said yesterday:
Goldfish, buefish, Spanish mackerel. paddock,
pcmpano and Eastern halibut are all scarce.
We depend largely on the Southern waters at
this time Of the year for supply, but all the
catches are small Sea trout from the South
Carolina coast and sheepshead from Southern
waters have been more plentiful than the
others. Salmon and halibut coming to us
usual. and the demand for these fish is
the others. Fortunately there is a good sup
ply of frozen fish, and we are depending largely
upon that source TO fill our orders. The scarcity
of cod, which consider one OF the best selling
fish, win greatly decrease our sales for the year.
Many reasons were given for the scarcity Of
fish the principal one being the variable weather
along the coast which has caused the fish to
change their positions continually. 1t is also
said that bait has been scarce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-30
CHESS.
Columbia Leads Over Harvard, Yale
and Princeton.

The eleventh annual intercollegiate chess tour
nament between four students each. from CO.
lufnbia Harvard Yale and Princeton begun
yesterday at the Columbia Grammar School. the
pairing being follows: Frank H Sewal CO.
lunbia. against c. S Richardson, Princeton: john
H Hankinson, Princeton. against H. a. heeler
Columbia: George w. Tucker. Columbia against
L. H. Bissel. Princeton: A. J. Pilgram Princeton.
against f. z. BarsheIl, Columbia: J. F. Sawin
Yale. against c. T Rice. Harvard; P. w. Bridgman
Harvard, against E. B. Adams. Yale; w B. Hull
Yale. against ". c. Clerk. Harvard; L. P. Carr
Harvard. against n. c. Hull. Yale Promptly at
! o'clock play was begun the eight boards, and
recess. o'clock all but game. that on the
sixth table, were over. Columbia by winning
two games and drawing two. assumed the lead
in the tournament
On the first board SewaI and Richardson ar
rived a draw on the thirty-ifth move, despite
strenuous efforts on the part of Sewall to win.
Keeler won from Hanknson pawn on the thirty
second move. and had trouble thereafter in
forcing the issue. The Princeton man resigned on
the fortieth move. Tucker outplayed Bissel. and
won after forty-eight moves. An evenly contested
game on the fourth board drawn after thirty
two moves by Pilgram and Barshel. An extremely
spirited game between Sawn and Rice on the fifth
board resulted in draw after forty-eight moves.
Bridgman obtained a decisive advantage. but in the
end game stage he relaxed, and the game was
eventually drawn after ffty-two moves. Hull in
stituted a winning attack on the seventh board.
which Melted him an exchange and a number of
pawns. After that everything plain sailing.
The Harvard man acknowledged defeat after thir-
tS-seyen moves. On the last board, after series
OF exchanges a draw was agreed upon after TWEEN
The score after the first round was: Columbia,
8; Harvard. ~; Yale. 23t; Princeton. /
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-30
SAID TO BE NUCLEUS OF BEEF TRUST
Morris G. Co. Incorporated with Capital Of
100000 at Trenton.
[sY IELEGaARH "a rHE rRIRrNF. /

~
Trenton n. j. Dec 29--There filed with the
Secretary OF State to-day charter Incorporating
under the name of Morris e. Co. what is currently
reported to be the nucleus Of the much talked of
Beef Trust The authorized capital stock of the
corporation is So eo0e00 but this. under the New
Jersey laws, may be increased at will by vote OF
the stockholders. The charter sets forth that the
specific objects Of the company
To carry on a general mercantile and general
manufacturing business. and particularly TO buy
and sell and deal in cattle hogs. sheep and other
live stock and all the products thereof, poultry.
grain and agricultural dairy products. manufac-
ured prepared articles produced resulting
from and ernbodyfng in whole in part slaugh-
tered live stock agricultural products and to
carry any other operations whatsoever which
may conducive to any of the company's OBJ
jects.
The corporators Alfred Opdyke. Newell Lyon,
Thomas ]. Curran. Philip Bromberg and John V.
Smith. No addresses are given, but the acknowL
edgnent of the signatures of all the corporators
was taken in New-York City. Further than this
the charter indicates nothing to who the real
hackers of the corporation
The charter recorded in the Hudson County
Clerks office last week. but rejected there
because there is already a Morris Company In New
Jersey The latter charter, however is about be
revoked by the State. and after consultation with
the Attorney General IL was decided to accept the
Morris & Co. charter despite the similarity OF
names.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-30
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TODAY.
FOOTBALL IN GARDEN
Syracuse Beats New-York, 5 to 0, In Pr"
Game-Innovation a Great Success.

Professional football indoors was the innovation
at Madison Square Garden last night, ano al the
end of the game between the Syracuse ana New
York teams the spectators were in an uproar, IN
djcatiye of genuine interest in the battle on the
dirt floor of the arena. Probably thlrty-f1Ve nun
dred spectators were present and those IN tne
arena boxes, after hearing the crash when the
giants came together in mass plays, were convinced
that it was football of the sort made so popular by
the coJIeees of this country Most OF the men were
ex-college players. and they played with an aoah-
don and herceness that some critics have main
taiued could not be infused into the game s"hen IL
was played professionally
The first half went off merrily enough. with the
Syracuse team gradually breaking up ther New
York opponents When time called Syracuse
had the hall close to the New-York goal but the
whistle saved the local players for the time being
in the second half smuggling was frequent ana
while most of the spectators Kissed the roush
work the gallery gods near the roof fairly
screamed their approval The playing held was
20 wards in length snd so yards in width. as COM
pared TO I'D yards by IS yards in the open The
work Of Benls Pierce G. Warner and Draper
caused frequent outbursts Of applause. syracuse
scored q touchdown in the second nan, an Cle
scoring that was done The New-1orh Payers
c1lse was bearing down on the New-Y ork goal ano
within fifteen yards or a touchooNtns; 49,
seemed practically ASSURED wen i Inc y the second
half and within few minutes sHeral OF Ine ftS
eIs we're exchansing hloTs MosI 81 vas g3 done
Davidson kicked off for Newly and syracuse
Immediately began to tear up me iooai 6 e aroUnd
The ends Beinis Pierce and 6. Warner tornng eA+
,elent interference for the runners BotseF Tet
g Warner missed the goal and syracuse nag le s
Of 10 When the game endea Syrae li nae ero md
hall on her thirty-yard line and was making e'oui
steadily. The lineup:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-30

New-crleans Dec. 2a-Major Tenny, Whisky
King and Potheen were the winning favor1tes TO-
day. II was rainy. and the track was sloppy. The
summaries:
,o rs 6haS fne s to on Tsne Io2 q ae
70 SCENES s oSn p de 5ndee u q Relic Forris s.
c @9e 4aoe aH zone G 1e9endon los Gannou to
Spec 81 sculy) Il 70 second Aeiso1Tne E Sd
oslTan Meuphian Mahogani. Helen Hay and knight
Ttrd race lone mile and seventy yardslPotente log
uehanan 10 won; tdaTTy New los otf1 IL e 10
.9S-s Esn6spinne< and Bengal also ran.
u q5h 5q qo !ha Ro was 1 ia Bachanan T.
seegnd Harms. IL 6winlchelda to ! third Tine me-
Money Back also ,,--.--.. ,o- No..
, s Fais @ Vssh sraoT II ios 7inEhei to
snd panais Bel 10 goaT to fhTq Ii me1an
False. Bud Emhry and MOnos also ran Rastus was left
selling zone nile and 3D., an zig
- i second Pay the Fiddler 1o2 Gotisl 20 % third
time 900 2-5 Leenja. Pesrlhnder, Right Bower and
Maid Enid also
The entries for tomorrow follows:
.ebd iSs s ss Biu iis ase S s. Bls pio as
cS,eksSes io1 Marcos rs. ST. Tammany. fo7 9 Hagen
40: Commissioner Forster lib,
Hunt ie2 Crescent City. lo2 Peat, loa Boandlee, Ios
Noabna. lo4 hummer. los; Ecome. los; Ed L.. lcs'
Third race Csix furlongs)-sweet Nell. 81: Uranium
welcome Light los: Flarnboyant los: Rankin, los Star
and Garter 1o7 Atheirose 101 Glenne7is. il2 Farmer
Fourth race selling and one-sixteenth miles,
5T O 6 Ios ssoTsa angT G Compass pas lo5; Banis
scotch Paid fI5: Nalster. Us w. -
Firth race five furlongstAgnes Mack as: Josette. s5
ioHas lo7 Lora Msi6o1rrs los Tom Mavbin III Henry
scDaniel III; imp. P1anudes. lib: John Peters. 122
Sixth race Selling: one and one-sxteenth miles,-
Restus Ios Lord Pepper 1o3; Lead 1O3 wunder-
ios: socapa. 1o7 - 's'''ii' iO' or we're oe 's'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-30
THE RESULTS AT SAN FRANCISCO.

San Francisco, Dec. 2s.-The weather was clear
and the track slow at Ingleside to-day. The sum-
maries:
First race tFuuFity Course: sellng)-st Sever. IFS
@sn 9 e o won Pat Dram. IL Donovan; 20 to I.
pl4-z. fIo Culver castsine, Intrepido, Teufel, Jim
second race (sx and one-hsH furlongs; seing)-Jzr-
rseLe dor 10l CBirkenruto, won: Golden Light
70 > third Time. / u Sea Lion also ran.
Third race utrity Course; selling)-Ned Dennis Iz4
second: The Weaver lis dBuiiman, TO / thiTd Tine
rs Constable Amazs and Arthur Ray also Ber-
Fourth zone mile and a hals: steepIechase hand-
esp'Duke ~ York II l55 CHalace}. 70 / won Crest
Z J. third Time 3:35. Tulare. Flashhght and Mike
Fifth lone mile: seIlns)-Antolee 11o Ckenr7,,r,
20 (sreyfeld. 10s Rurns) 70 l. second Black
ieeIn ~ Ok = Sh9sssn. to l. third Time 14e..
J. @ = Platonius and Prims also ran.
% l. won HontoR 10 tBclnnsnl ? to l. second: Sir
6.s1. ~. Shsaschl Zs 70 / third Time. 1:le Alice
The entries for tomorrow are as follows:
First Cselliug six furIonss)-Aunt Polly 113 Ting
Peeress. l05 Sterling Towers III: Educate 1o4 Ni
ttanthorne 1oS; Cousin loe Bonnie Issak lOa.
Second Give farlongsp-Gen Avon ia. s,iljc,,o
id F Fhe TS IA Te1tSga los gTunGe 100 Pat Jack
wing III; Mordenta. ILL., Vigoroso. l06: TaInnl fC9:
ssrsh ie GeITsae Ie7 hoyai So ii 1e2 hgn ~
Soldonc 102 Mission io4: Ned Dennis ILL., All Green
coy io7: csne5o III -''' S''' fi@N' iVs' De
rSsTs Ta9 40 selling Futgrity 1os:
JOS; ORE Viva. io5; Eshern. as: ONYX II 100 SAN
Fifth selling: six furioags)--Nors d 1os Nan.
3 1S: loqwelses- liz: Skip Ne Joe: Tor!s iOs; Ross
nc: Homage lIs Malspins Ioi Ohio Girl ie1 hArine'
s!xth race selling; mile and eghthSssr Cotton %.
minister. Io7 -'' -''' 7A@A'''n' i0@' AK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-30
foreclosure Sales.

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
YORk.-sanford H. Steele. Executor OF the VIII OF
Charles r Qurk deceased. Plaintiff sgainst Isaac Stern
and others DefendantsIn pursuance Of Judgment OF
Foreclosure and Sale duly made and entered in
entitled action. bearing date the 9th day Of December.
1902 undersigned. the Referee in said judgment
named VIII sell Public Auction at the New York Real
Estate Saesroom No III Broadway. in the Borough
Manhattan city of New York the 9th day OF January
1903 Il o'clock that day. by Bryan L Ken
nelly Aucuoneer the premises directed by said Judgment
sold. therein described follows All that
tain lot piece or parcel OF land situate lying and being
in the City Of New York Borough Of Manhattanb and
bounded and described as follows TO wit Beginning az
point the southerly side or One hundred thirty
second street distant three hundred and nfy $50 feet
westerly from the formed by the Intersection
the soutery side of One hundred
with the westerly side Of Amsterdam Avenue; running
thence southerly parallel with said Amsterdam Avenue
ninetynne go feet eleven I inches tho
or the block thence westerly along the twenty-five
(25l feet; thence northerly again parallel
sterdarn Avenue nnetynine $50 eleven Ci inches
to the southerly side OF hundred thirtysocond
street and thence easerly along said southerly side
One hundred and thrtysecond twenty-five 5
to the point place Of beginning.
Dated, New York, December 1902
- JOSEPH p MDON0UGH. Referee.
STEELE & OTIS. Attorneys for Plaintiff. IS Broad St.
CManhattan). N 7.
The following is diagram OF the property be sold
described above the street being West I32nd
Street
West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-30
MoRRIsANIA cIUs oFFIcEes.

81 me sanlai meeting of the Morrisania Yacht
.-.n. held at its clubhouse on December o. tha
icae~fns were elected officers for 1863: Commodore
yeosse . stelz; r1c1-oommodore. Ernest r Bar
no rear commodore. John Schroeder: treasurer
william l. kitchies financial secretary Fred
s's'S' recording secretary. Arthur w Hare:
measureI, Frank Schroeder, and observation-disclosures
BENJAMIN hehrn p H Curtis and p &, Ecl,n
macher VIII serve directors for two wears -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-30
SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY

Helen Berk. Plaintiff Florence r Bar: Peter
Wagner. and Margaret Wagner. his wife: Vincent p
Magnn; Anna z Mastnn; Ghelssa Rsal,y Company
Insurance Company The Burton Stock Car Company:
Ilewellyn Borhan: National Carbon Company and How
ard Haviland Defendants. Amended Supplemental
Summons To the Above Named Defendants: You are
hereby summoned TO answer the amended and suppas-
mental complaint in this action and 20 copy OF
the Plaintiffs Attorneys within
days the service OF thir exclusive
day service: and IN 4 failure appear
answer Judgment will be taken against YOU By default
for the relief demanded in the complaint
Dated New York October 22nd 1902
CARDOZo BROTHERS. Plaintiffs Atornoys
Ofice Poet Office Address So Broadway. New York
City Borough OF Manhattan.
To the defendants Ilewellyn Bonhsm and The Burton
Stock Car Company: The foregoing summons served
upon you by publication pursuant to order Hon
Fitzgerald OF the Justices Supreme
Court OF the state OF New York dated the 21st day
November. 1902 and filed the day
supplemental complaint. in the once tho
Clerk OF the County OF New York in the County Court
House, in the County OF New York
Dated New York. November 21st. 1902
CARDOZO BROTHERS. Attorneys for Plaintiff
81 Broadway New York CITY. Borough OF Manhattan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-30

The approximate OF the lien satisfy
which the described property IS be sold Is
eighteen thousand hundred 41-1OO dollars
with 9Th day OF December. 1902
together allowances amounting hun
dred thrty-two 15-100 dollars. with interest from De-
cember g. 1902 together with the sale
The approximate amount Of assessments, other
liens which allowed the purchaser
purchase paid by Referee. is hundred
twenty-five dollars and interest.
Dated. New York. December 10, 1902
JOSEPH p. MDONoUGH Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-30

and wrestling championship contests. The latter
viii be held in this city in February and the box
ing championship contests will be held in Cam
bridge Mass Chicago or San Francisco. The
committee has granted the Boston Athletic AS
ISOLATION permission hold the two mile Amateur
Athletic Union indoor championship.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-30
THE RACETRACK.
Three Favorites First Under the Wire al
NeW-0rleans.

New-c,rleans Dec. 2a-Major Tenny. Whisky
King and Potheen were the winning favorttes TO-
day II was rainy. and the track was sloppy. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-30
AN ICE TRoTTINe CIRCUIT

Fort Henry, y. Y. Dec. 2s.-Plans are under vrsv
among horsenaen OF Northern New-York for The
oFsanlzsfion Of e winter circuit for ice trotting
4 win include Addison Junction Port Henry
Flattsoorg. saranac Lake and Ottawa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-30

DER OF HON
Notlre of 5ummons.
SUPREME COURT OF NEW YOR1

SUPREME COURT OF NEW YORK,
of S asb Ras sms s4Esrs
Marphy. ANN McEiroy. James McEToy chrstephsE
Eo4se So@F sh1ISs
noen 0s Stephen + Mos caspary Harold Sa:psr
an an infant nh the the age ee OF
Hughes asrlote H9Tsn Luke en5 HoPs
sIhs moE.t aoPs as9a es
Thomas Hone Amy Hone 5 se k HGes w
Edwsrq e. iogItssn 2ssTs
James H Judge Louisa Judge Mary a a. cross James
having claiming to have any dover or right
upon the premises in amended complaint in
o RS 4s BEING hersn desbd as the YVES widows
heirs crsa s ~ 1epr
sentatves other successors in interest II any Of said
bands and wives if All Of whom and whose names
Phelan. and Ella X Murphy Defendants Amended and
sn6 ean Of them You are heTeSy to
the amen:d ain n @ sep 2ne to within eo5y
days the service Of this amended and supplemental
s sans qo to By u or @ I p in s
qg! PlsPsH oss and
9 ss H2s s7 ss:. dove:
Lien the s n the : .b
persons or owners 0ens herein described as the wives
grantees assignees creditors per
sonal representatives IL
any OF said Hope Thomas ffope and their
spectiVe husbands wives. If all whom
whose names ;he plaintiff. Defendants
The foregoing amended and supplemental
served by publication pursuant order
Hon. Ernest Hall, of the Justices OF the Supreme
New York. dated the fifteenth day
Of November 1902 and that day filed with copy OF
County New York which amended complaint
originally the LIST April 1902 The
object action make partition according the
respective rights Of the parties and appear
partition prejudice to the
then for OF the following described prop
All lots. pieces parcels
buildings thereon erected situate lying
the Borough OF The Bronx. City. County OF
New York. being more particularly bounded and de-
Westerly side OF Third Avenue distant and
fort-two ftyseven hundredths 1425T) Northwest
erly from point formed Intersection Of IN.
Northery One hundred sightysecond Street
Westerly side Of Third Avenue thence running
Northwesterly along Westerly Third AVE.
uus f2) running Northwestery
nearly parallel to One hundred eighy-second
Street hundred and thirtyve sixtenths
Easterly side Of Bsthgate Avenue
easerly along the Eastery side Of said Bathsae
twenty-five ana hve-tenths (256 feet thenoa run
nearly parallel with One hundred
eighty-second Street the Westerly Third
point place OF beginning being par
t!c1larly IS No. 2.24s Bathgate Avenue
Dated New York. November IS. 1902
JULIUS H. SEYMOUR Plaintiffs Attorney Ono. and
Post Office Address. No 81 William Street rianhst-
tam. New York City y. z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-30
BOXING AND WRESTLING sgPARArsn

Inc championship committee OF the Amateur
SAfsssS l1ion has decided separate the boxing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-21
GRANT BREAKS RECORD.
NETWORK ATHLETES WIN IN CONTESTS
IN CANADA.

Montreal. Que, Sept. pa new Canadian mark
Tor five miles, by Alexander Grant, n. Y. A. c..
was feature of the nineteenth annual champion
ship meeting of the Canadian Amateur Athletic
grounds. The track was trife SLOW because of a
heavy rain in the morning. American athletes car
riea on prizes In the chief contests. The sum
maries:
futt1ng 16 shot-won by Arthur Smith. Montreal
a1 Club. ~ TT. IA in; Peeter. Montreal L. c..
third ~ DeSiiai'e@u' 'd'h'ie0i N''oe ~ 81 49,
AleTsn mile run-won by Alexander Grant n Y G.:
p e1ander Mackenzie Pastime c. NewYork. second;
RuO Olnery M A a. A. third Time. 4:33zs
x - q nigh jump-Won by ]. X. Baxter, n Y A g.
waugh IT. in. third. Trenhole won on flip Of
IT,, baxter jumped feet in exhibition
W. hundred- and twenty-yard run-Won by T. !!
W Waisn n Y A. C: J. P. Craig N A. A. A. second
Cavernton NJ. A. A. A. third. Time, OH -.
p haif,mie run-Won by J. H. Wright. n. w: S. A: C.
AZ Mso.ison, NJ A A A. second T. s. Baker. NJ A
"a A. third Time. 2:O22S.
throw moving IS pound hammer-won by John Macarthur.
Toronto p A A. 12s IT. ~ m; E. Desmarteau NJ p
th,rS l2o IT. in. second: r. Upton. Toronto T. A A.
Running broad tump-won by Joseph Corbett. Ottawa A.
a. Il IT. 81 in; A. c. Anderson, N Y. A c. 10 IT IL
M second; j. j. McIIugh. third
tor oHMr-hunred and forty yard runWon by f. p MoqI-
0T 9i1 NJ A: third. Time, 0:49&. , ,
Fifty six pound weight-Won by E. Desmarteau. NJ p
a A. 81 # ~ In; z. Desmarteau. 30 IT. IL in sec
ny One .; j., MeHugh NJ L. C.. third w., :,
and -twenty-yard hurdle race~W2n by
n, Baxter. n Y. A c.; A. G. Anderson. N T. A. c.
second; A. Caldwell NJ. A A. A, third Time. O:111s
rive mile race-Won by Alexander Grant. y: y A g;
Orton Club, Toronto. third. Time. 27:1sb. breaking
jamaican record of 2745.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-21

Peg A. Roesler. l47:54
uANHASsET BAY CABIN CATBOATS-coURsE eis
MILES-START as.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-21
TTyTPJOITS APARTMENT HOUSE,

The constantly growing tendency among the
more prosperous classes TO give up the cares OF
housekeeping and lead life of domestic idleness
fe forciblv illustrated by the great increase IN
anartment hotels and their attendant success NJ
1aes than eighteen new apartment hotels nave
thrown open their doors this season iof 'enoil'S
and more are approaching completion
Pv the first of next year there VIII De no less
than eight additional houses in the Held Inc aV-
eraea number of apartments in these structures
g about SEVENTY which means that no less than
e,gbteen hundred tenants will have to be secured
IN AL them But at the rate at which the houses
now ready for the reception of tenants nave dis
noead of their apartments thus far there VIII be
con,paratively few vacancies by the end OF the
renting season
The luxurious appointments and furnishings OF
,,a,,, of these houses afford interesting study
of tho artistic skill and ingenuity Of archeclS ana
6acorators In a tour Of inspection reporter Tor
rho Tribune found very little similarity IN the
decorative effects of their entrance mans ana puDic
50. 1,,,t there is house which merits espe-
ciaI rnantion in this connection ana Is o! ldi
Most snrontuouslv appointed establishments IA ms
nitT This IS Marbury Hall. in @ u.s.
bntwoen Columbus and Amsterdam ayes. 1ns t ueco
petir,e Effects and furnishings of TINS apaIient
jnotel are in exquisite taste ana sho" 'he oiieee-
ing genius of artist