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costs ON CORRESPONDENT.
Nhen TIE Defends In Divorce Suit and the
verdict Gees to Pfaintin.

Under a decision Of the Appellate Division.
lust published. the law stands now In this
state that a correspondent who puts in a
defence in q suit for divorce Ia liable for
all the costs Of the case II he does not
succeed In his defence.
The case which has called forth tho
decision IL the action Of Warren N Billings
Of Webster for abeolut. divorce. in which
Frank Albright was named as core~pon-
dent Mr.. Billings had previously sued
Albright for alienation Of Mrs Billings's
affections and had recovered 5000.
The suit for divorce followed, and Al
bright put la a defence under the amend
men, TO the Code Of Civil Procedure adopted
In isSe giving To correspondents thi- right.
A decree Of divorce was granted 10 MIR
Billings and the court ruled that Albright
should paw the large costs OF the case.
Albright appealed. particularly against
this ruling Of tho court regarding costs
The Appellate Division, in an opinion
wntt~n by Justice Williams. aNirms the
iudg Of the lower court throughout,
and also lays the cost Of the appeal upon
The Appellate Division points out that
A ooreSps ndents appearance as n defend
ant 10 wholly voluntary u cannot bs
compelled. that II a correspondent 80 APP
entities him 10 a bill Of costs against the
person naming him az correspondent. and
that. except for this latter provision, the
costs m an action for absolute divorce are
in the discretion " the court.
The Appellate Division says that the
cour, exercised its discretion wisely. and
zen proceeds to confirm the wise course
by example a. well a. precept by saddlinG
the cost Of the appeal OF Albright, specih-
caly exemptins the defendant, Mrs. Bill
hnxs. from liability for costa.
Tho opinion say that the Appellate
Division 10 AWARE Of no other decision
under the amended section OF the Code.
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whether or not the American .blic will
s''Fr' George AIDE n seriously N serious
work n u has ~joyously in hurorou, work
Ia question whirh will he put to the tc-,
t-fpr' Ing II l. an open secrrt among
" Ai"'s friends that he Is tired 81 the
tatl"~ in slang and II IL only the con-
s'an' an l.rs, demand FOR thu m both in
w n'sspap"r and In the 20 ne field
~ S"-r~ him At this style ~ writing
h- '"sir" !. 10 DO a very diHcron, class
- writing u" IL now working m n number
y 'h'r' torres which may h. published
1" b,'k form, and he has mApp~d out a
moved "U which he intends TO work this
summer
His own view 10 IN II i very dif,cult to
maze people believe In serious work by .
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DIR. Do id starr Jordan and Barton ",
Ey,rmann know fsh as well as any two
men IN n country. MIR. Evcrmann is
ichthyologist 81 the United states ftsh
Commission DR.. Jordan N Pr-sident q
Leland stanford. Jr.. University.
Both are invetefate anglers. and. toscther
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DstoscSp SR0s 4 rRsAGHEs.
Wue - ,se n>v. ssssses q. p~stsv q S.~-
p~st. q O.. eets Q p~~eee.

p~<t. u u. e~ts o D~~se~.
Nr~rnsr. n ., MAY n ne disorrs
r~-ti,inn % LILY Blunt Porter as.in-, hsr
husband. tbs ti-S Charl-- Haht Porter.
was h~,rt to-day m The sups-m. Co,ut
Tho p-'ition-r had -ev-al xro,nida Cor her
SUE. but N. chief allegation ~s- adultery
Mr. and Mr. Porter w~r- married on
Ot ", inn. and came 10 Newport TO live.
Mr.. Porter then bring pastor % M than
ming Memorial! church. Fairy IN this war
he resigned and mad. the ANNOUNCEMENT
that h. vas To enter another profession
Mrs Porter brought her action -Don after
witnesses testified that Mrs. Porter Was IN
Newport on the risht 81 April 10 last Mr.
Porter was identified by Photograph.
h testimony went 10 show that Mr.
Porter was in Ses York on April 10, and
after registering ~ the Manhattan Hotel
under his right name ~~nt To . HOUSE ksJ I
bv Q Mn Goodale on West Forty-third
street Giving the namc Of Nr Talbot
he secured two rooms for that night, which
he occupied from 9 to ~ O'Clock with .
woman who's name Vas withheld The
testimony OF the hour~kesrer went ~ show
that she servrd wine to them in the room.
Two private detectives shadowpd Mr.
Porter Ia New York. The Testimony 81
two cebm~n Who drove Mr.. Porter from
the hotel to the hous- In Wrst Forty-third
street vas al-o rad.
Neither Mr.. Porter nor Mrs. Porter ap-
rssr~d In court and the Court granted an
absolute divorce to h T~titioner.
Mr. Porter is In Newport. lie il consid-
cred n az the smartest preachers that
ever occupied q pulpit In Newport. Mrs
Porter Is with her parents In Brnintree,
Mass.
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DELAYED CLOPrON DIvORCE SUIT
Net In Coed Faith S1ep, On ssyp and Degs
lts Dismissal wife for Q Trial.

william c. C1opton moved before Justice
Grenbaum VI the Supreme Court Jester
day for the dismissal Of a SUIT for absolute
divorce brought against him sixteen months
ago by Josephine Clop,on. Mn Minnie
T. hker, q cousin Of Secretary Of the Navy
Long. has brought suit against Mrs Clop-
ton to recover $500 900 damages for alless l
reflections on Mrs Riker in the Clopton
divorce suit.
Counsel for Clopton declared thai the
divorce suit was not brought N good faith
and that Mrs Rikrr was a woman Of un-
blemi-hed character. IL MIR C1opton de-
sired To secure q divorce. he said. she could
have brought the suit oil for trial months
ago.
In opposition to the motion counsel for
plaintiff said the delay was due TO an under
standing between the parties. He said
there had teen q resumption 81 matr-
monial relations. Tn agreement had
failed and Mrs. Clopton now want the suit
tried AZ once.
Cop, on was in court He arose and said
there was not q word Of truth in the state
ments against Mr.. Riker. Decision was
reserved
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JEFFERSON MARKEr N0DEsrY,
(n,,sirsus Policeman savc IN Actress
Frsm Repeating VIE Language.

Prem R~ep~stinG VIE Language.
Maud Heal Of a Seventh avenue, who
described herself a. an actress playing In
.Fo,y Grandpa ~ the Fourteenth Street
Theatre, appeared in Jefferson Market po-
Ice co,r, Yesterday to prosecute John koss
Of 3 bank s,re, for calling her bad names.
The actress ,old Magistrate Poo tina, rhe
attempted 10 serve q suhprrna On Rose hear
,he theai 10 on Monday night, and that he
maligned her ." the pr-.rncc Of two police
men, Cohen and COPELAND, ~ the tharies
street station, .
What did he call YOU. madam asked
the Ma4istrnt~. q.
sLeAms answer for ,he lady, your Hcpori'
lntsrpoeNd Polk einAn Cohen.
When Cohen explained the Magistrate
for six months.
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90 s-psrsfsly. thsy have h-h~f Zoe sv~ry
gam. nsh knswn IN Anst,esn waters, n
Toe mo.s q The game n-A o In o'h~s
lands and ~ss ~ Iorian ~ay- that he
has travelled ov.r so.so mil~- On h-hins
trtp- and Ia. ~ad~d a. ~ast M mil-. IN
water sai-, de-p during hi- fishing es-
cur~iaa.
American Fool and Cams Ftrh--.
the book upon which tho t~o men haV"
elaborated. ought to h~ not only hor
tive, but eminently entertaining
ZoA'- nov novel will -oon u ready for
serial publication. Il II tn deal With Zoo
Ism. and tho -c-n. u much 10 the book
Will h" laid In jerusalem.
zionism has, by the way. apparently
swallowed one Of the shining lights OF
prr-eat day literature. Zang~il IL alb
sorted heart and soul In the movement
and seems to have thrown his literary
interests entirely aside.
Arthur Morrison. like Rip lar winke,
h q lucky man. His -Talee Of Mean s'reets'
has been openly commended by the Prnc
Of Wales. and his Child % the Jago- 10
said 10 he the only move TO which Ming
Edward has ever given public praise.
The King referred To It with ENTHUSIASTIC
appreciation. In q spSch made at the open
ing 90 the County Council buildings n
shor-ditch. What an opportunity for =
publisher with a genius for spectacular
adysrisingl
Charles Major bothered himself little
about historic language when he wrote his
Dorothy Vernon Plain Indiana YER
nacular Was good enough for his Eliza
bethans.
Agnes Repplier. In commenting on this
courageous attitude, quotes from the meet
ing Of Dorothy and Sir John.
How fortunate I am. Perhaps ! may
induce you to present me. Al least you
will tell me her name - that I may s~ek
her acquaintance by the usual means.
This says Mise Repplier, us the Ian
guase Of q young gentleman from Mil
wauke- meeting q pretty girl at Atlantic
City
Emerson Hough says ho has changed
his IDEAS about a royal road 20 literary
fame. He In q Western man. and had
written magazine articles before he tried
Q novel.
Finally he received an order for Tbs
Cowboy The material was ready, stored
In his brain. He knew tho subject back
~" s"u Ss",.,s..-
SLY uAye go - -. -,
I'm stop work and write novels
The Gul at the Half Way "a was
his next novel. That. too. was success-
Iu', on, 'ne NI.eI -
MO Pu' '"' ""'
u,u SRI. ,u..t..,,,,
W." u. ~, "a .,,.oraJ
even a harder proposition. Once more
he won out. but he looks Jack upon The
Cowboy feat with mild wonder and. nova
DAYS. when h. needs rect and recreation.
he nuts novel writing and breaks stone
or saws wood.
"hham S'ea'n- pa'n "n'e ",
A% h.""n '" oe i'oi' -" 49,
s'oty "' hr nIs' no'e'' Hr''-'u -
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PUBLIJHED MAY Isf

Mr.. Todd's little book presents in
terse, vigorous Anglo-SaSon a better
picture Of the real man than has been
given in volumes Of labored biography.
a spirited and interesting defence
Outlook.
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CENTURY DICTIONARIES and other sssss
epught fsf casi. MAILMAN. booknsa. ! WI
lam ST. Tel siu broad.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-05
TRIAL MAY STOP A WEEK
ONE OF THE PATRICK JURORS WAS
THREATENED WITH PNEUMONIA.

The trial of Albert T. Patrick. charged with
the murder of William Marsh Rice, did not go
on yesterday because of the illness of John d.
Campbell. juror No 6, who is confined to his
home, No. 212 East Forty -ninth-st, suffering
from severe cold.
Last night, however, DR.. Alexander NJ. Jeffrey,
of No. 135 East Thirty-ninth-st. Mr. Campbell s
physician, thought that his patient would not
be in a condition TO resume his place in the jury
for at least a week. Dr. Jeffrey said that he
thought he had succeeded in preventing the
attack of pneumonia with which Mr.. Campbell
threatened.
When court convened the Recorder announced
that he had received a letter from Mr.. Camp
bells physician certifying that the juror was
severely indsposed and confined to his bed
The physician added that he believed Mr.. Camp
bell would be sufficiently recovered to attend
court this morning. The Recorder adjourned
the trial until to-day at 1870 a. m.
II ANYTHING should happen TO disable Mr.
Campbell perma nently or extend his illness be-
yond reasonable" time, it would be necessary
TO begin the trial Of Patrick again.
Counsel for Patrick and Assistant District At
torney Osborne proclaim themselves as we'll
satisfied with the progress of the case. Mr.
Osborne said that he had proved all he set out
i've have proved the forgery" he said; we
have proved the murder. We have shown that
Patrick was in close communication with Mr.
RiCes valet Jones. and that Patrick took pos
session. with JOnes's COnnivance, of Mr. Rice's
property. That proves the conspiracy. There
is a rule of law. and the Recorder will surely
charge that to the jury, that when a motive is
proven and some one has come surrepttiously
into the possession of the property of the de-
ceased, the person having the property can be
presumed TO have committed the murder"
Frederick 3. House, of counsel for the de-
fence, declared that the prosecution had so far
proved nothing.
Mr.. Osborne says" Mr.. House said, that he
has proved the fOrgeries. We showed Mon
day that the handwriting experts could not tell
Mr.. Rice's genuine signature from forgery.
The Recorder himself ruled last week. in X
Guiding the testimony of JOness brother that
the prosecution has not yet connected the de-
fendant either with Jones with the death Of
Mr.. Rice AS far proving the murder of Mr..
Rice, the experts called by the prosecution have
differed to the causes of death. AS a mat
ter of fact l cannot see that Mr.. Osborne has
proved anything except that the Rice Institute
trustees are willing to go to almost any length
to secure the property of the dead millionaire
When Mr.. Osborne was told what Mr.. House
had saiG about tangling up the handwriting eX
perts he smiled.
The prosecution has claimed all along" he
said, that some one interested in the defence
Of Mr.. Patrick is an apt forger of the sigma
ture of William Marsh Rice He able TO
deceive the cashier of the Fifth Avenue Trust
Company to the extent of $4,000. that it is
not at all surprising that he succeeded in con-
fusing the boOkkeeper, Harmon
New-York tribune., 1902-02-05
TWO ATTEMPTS AT ARSON.
FIRES BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN START
ED WITH OIL IN AN APARTMENT
HOUSE EXCITE THE TENANTS.

The occupants of the five story apartment
house. at No 90 West Fffty-fourth-st., are much
wrought up over what appears to he ueho-
crate effort to burn them out. Two fres nave
broken out in the house within the last three
weeks both of which, it is asserted. were ol
incendiary origin. The house is one OF TO"
of five taking up the entire block.
The first fire was discovered on January 20
by F. Rawden Myers, living on the thlrd noor'
Mr. Myers returned home about p. m, ana
when he opened the outside door he was met py
a cloud of smoke, which filled the hail. ana
which smelled strongly of kerosene oil AT the
head of the stairs leading to the basement he
found the carpet burning briskly. He got
bucket of water and put out the flame. A large
hole was burned in the carpet and floor b A
Cruikshank Of No. 141 Broadway. the agent
for the building made investigation Inc
fire was thought to have started from putt
of a cigar carelessy thrown on the floor.
Yesterday morning another fire was dlscoV-
cred in the building, this time by the servants
Of the family Of Charles c. Mott. living on the
first floor When the servants opened door
leading into the hall they saw smoke ascending
from the basement. Rushing down stairs. they
found that it was coming from under the door
of 4 storeroom. The door was locked, but the
servants forced it open, and. forming a bucket
brigade put out the fire. a partly consumed
bundle of old clothes saturated NlIH Oh was
found.
CAPTAIN Iantry. of the East Fffty-hrst-st
station was informed about the fire, and he sent
word to the Fire Marshal.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-05

Shields s-saiIed steamer Standard (Ger Siege.
New-York.
Fayal. Feb 3Arrived. steamer Peninsuar Porp. Bet
tencOurt New-York for Lisbon.
Narcotics. Feb SAILED. steamer Patra Fr) Ceste
New-York.
F'reemantIe. Feb ARRIVED, steamer Ras Rera (Rr,
Chamberlain, New-York via 81 Vincent V. for
Melbourne. etc
Mchaels. Feb 4-steamerF Mongibelo GtaD. Mortes.
Genoa. Messina and Girgenti for New-York: Themis
(NoD. Anderson. New-iork for Hong Kong (both for
CoaD.
Cape Town. Feb 3-Arrived, steamer Annie tBr), Wye
NeW-York, via ST Vincent, c v
Genoa. Feb Arrived, steamers Lombardia GtaD
zone"i New-Yock for Naples; 3D.. Peruga (Br) John
New-York via Marseles, sailed.
Amasis Ger. Callsen Orom Hamburg. San Fran
cisco; Stella Ger. Bachmann. New-York.
kits Feb 3-Sailed, steamer Fontabelle (r Scott
New-York.
Singapore Feb ARRIVED previously Letting
ton Hrl. Miller: New-York for Manila. etc; Morven
CI;r. Norre. New-York for Hiogo etc Nassovia
Ger. Hildebrandt. New-York for Hong-Kong.
st Thomas Feb Arrived, steamer Rorama CBr). Mug
gah, New-York for Demerara.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-05
NEW-YORK CITY.

The Republican Club of the XXIId Assembly
District IS 10 give a complimentary dinner 10
Charles X Lexow. the district leader. and Will
fam r. Wilcox. the Commissioner of Parks, next
Saturday evening al the Hotel Marlborough
Lewis NJ. White is chairman of the committee of
arrangements for the dinner.
The Chamber of Commerce holds its next regular
monthly meeting at 1870 p. m. tomorrow in its
rooms. at No. 30 Nassau-st.
G. A. carmack. acting secretary of the New
York Yacht Club, announces that tomorrow even
ing al $50 o'clock Rear Admiral Cowles L 8 \
will lecture on Naval Construction before the
club
New-York tribune., 1902-02-05
CURRIERS' IN TOURNEY AT UTIC4
HoBOKEN AND NEw-YORK PLAYERS De
FEATED BY HOME TEAM.
LBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRInrNE.l

MI
Utica, y. Y, Feb. 4.-Contestants from all the
principal Eastern curling clubs are attending the
Utica Curling Clubs Bon Spell, which opened at
Rutger Rink this afternoon. The district medal
match took place to-day, while tomorrow and
Thursday the United States Gordon Medal will be
played for The International Gordon Medal con-
test is down for Friday. Kinks from New-York
and Utica will play Montreal curriers'.
The Thistle Club, OF Hoboken, N j., is repre-
scented by two rinks: the St. Andrews. Manhattan
and Empire City clubs, of New York and the
Yonkers Club, by rink each The Jersey City
Montreal and Albany curriers' are expected to-mor-
row.
Two rinks from the Thistle Club entered match
against the Utica Club this afternoon for the
trict medal Thistle Rink l. skipped by James
Thaw, scored 10 points against Utica Kinks Il. The
atters skip George b. Allen. Thomas Watt
skipped Thistle Rink 2 II defeated II q
oy Utica Rink p skipped by J. Frank Baxter The
total score was: Utica, 81; Thistle, q. The ice
IN fine condition, but the Thistle
Two rinks, made up of St. Andrews and Manhat-
tan club players, were badly defeated by Uuca
Kinks IN scrub game this evening. Utica scored a
totaI OF 80 points, against the NewYork PLAYERS 6
New-York tribune., 1902-02-05
Announcements
Poke effect in Collars.
SEwANEE. f. W. SYOSSEr-
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 7OG Sunset 4oi Moons age %
HIGH WATER.
A M-Sandv Hook 500 Gov. Island 54l Hell Gate 7:3o
PM-sandy 5:34i Gov. Island sos Hell Gate 7:a5
New-York tribune., 1902-02-05
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

evening
Annual dinner Of Society. waIdorfAstora
,.
Dinner Manhattan College Alumni shanleys evening.
The Rev. C. Campbell Morgan breaches at 430 S
2. n. in the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Sale Of paintings. Waldorf Astoria. evening
Peoples by f. H. Grlggs
The Paradise" Cooper Union. p.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-05
amusemeuts.
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.
GRAND OPERA SEASON 19O1-19O2.


TONIGHT. Z S-AIDA. Gad5ki and Louise Homer:
march,. Journet. Muhlmann and Campanari- Con-
ductor Mr. Seppill. -
Fri Ev'g Feb. 4 at S-MESSALIrJE. Calve Marilly;
Alvarez Journet Gilbert and Scott Conductor FIon
sat Aft. s. 2-Mozart's opera, IL F11AUTO
MAGICO CThe Magic Flute), with phenomenal cast
Senhrch Ternina Cauteren Schen. Marily. Bride
we'll Bouton. Randall and Gadski: Dppel Campanari.
Reiss Muhmann Dufriche Blass. Conductor. Dam
TOsCh. -
Evg. Feb. 3. at Popular Prices-RoME0 ET
JULETTE Adams. Brdewell; Salignac, Gilbert,
Bars. Declery and Ed. de Reszke Conductor. F1on.
Gv'g, Feb 9. S:3O-Grand Popular concert;
Sooists: Sembrch and Louise Homer; De march, ana
Kooy Opera Orchestra Conductor, Damrosch
Mon Ev'g Feb 10, at s-OTELLO. Emma Eames
and Louise Homer; Alvarez Journet Bars and scotti
Conductor, Seppli.
Tues. Ev'g, Feb IL. at 8 (Regner Subscription Per
instead Of Wed Bv'g Feb. II. Ash Wednes-
dayl-DIE WAI.KCREL Te-nna, SchCmann Heink.
Homer, Sche. SeyGasd. Marily, Brdewell,
Bauermeister, Van Cauteren and Gadski; Van Dyck.
BIass and Van RoOy Conductor DamroSch.
We'd Ev'g Feb. IL. s-BXTRA PERFORMANCE
Regular Observation-Disclosures. with an
extraordinary cast: Calve and Emma Eames 0er first
only appearance this Micaelal; Alvarez
Declery Bars Gilbert Ress and Scot Conductor F7on
y. B.-Regular prices will prevail
Fri Ev'g Feb a. at s-EiTst performance in Americs
Homer. FRITZ schen; Won Bandrowski Muhlmann. Bass
and Bspham. Conductor DamrOsch.
WEPER PIANOS USED
New-York tribune., 1902-02-05
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT or NEW W-yORK-TUEsDAY. FEBRUARY s, 1902
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
Steamer saxonia GBr War; Liverpool January q and
passengers Vernon Brown Co Arrived at the Bar
steamer Mannheim cGer, oe<emann Hamburg Jan
nary H. in ballast to Philip Ruprecht Arrived at the
Steamer Iceland Br, Roberts Antwerp January 25
narnationa Mh S Nayigaton CO. Arrived at the Bar at 8 me me-
JanDaIR Is and Boogne "a with mds 165 cabin and 4a
stgeage passengers the EioandAmeri Line.
steamer Aier (Ger1 Wilhelm Genoa January D. Naples
steerage passengers to oerchs Co Arrived the
. csnfgssos gbap JssnsoG @ 0G san}sso
mdse and 20 passengers to James Ward & Co. Arrived
steamer A6eno GER KudenhoId Santos January and
o J9nero a. with mdse ana IL m Pas6engeTs to Funch
steamer oTzaba Smith Colon & January 2s with mdse
steamer Aieshany CGer MeyerdercEs. sayanina Janu-
cabin to PIN. Forwood Kellock. Arrived
steamer @ = Mess stsysns S .ml Hsvan2 wT Tsosry With
steam yacht Prnzessin Victoria Luise Ger sauer-
mann san Juan January TO- st Thomas H. st Pierre 3.
10 Curacao Kingston "a santiago 26 Havana 80
e be Line Arrived % Re BaE to to
steamer City OF Brmingham. Burg. savannah February
80 and WimingtoP n; Nc G. February % with mdse
steamer Jeffesron Dole Newport News and Norfolk
with mdss od and Es to o the 0d Dominion IS Co
breeze; clear; hazy of shore
SAILED.
Steamers America 1talD, and Genoa
Finance Colon; (BT Liverpool Grenada (3r) Trim
dad etc: Princess Anne, Norfolk and Newport News:
III SigIo Orleans; Saratoga Nassau Santiago etc
ongships C3r, Shanghai City ~ Washington, Tampico
etc: City Savannah. Mamma Hata Baltimore
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Liverpool Feb s-Arrived steamers Appalachee CBr).
simpson New-YoTk; 4th, Cieorgc (Br) Nlcol, New
York; Ivernia CBr). Prtchard New-York.
Futt Of Lewis, Feb Passed, Hekla DAM
Hoist. New-York for Christiania, Copenhagen and
CiIly Feb p n-Passed. steamer Pennsylyania
Ger. Spliedt New-York for Plymouth Cherbourg and
Hamburg.
Prawle Point Feb Passed steamer Rotterdam DutchO
stenger. New-York for Rotterdam.
Plymouth. Feb 4, 1l:30 m-Sailed, steamer Graf Wal
dersee GER. Kop1. from Hamburg for New-York.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-05

CIibs' GInbs PhlI M Kearney, of the Pawnee Athletic
S,luD' won the one mile, Class A. handicap race In
clever style. Sarony who took part in the race
te after leading for five laps, and j. Bellefeuille
u Cahdda, held the lead up to the tenth lap when
~ Nheatrne%, with a wonderful burst of speed da she'd
10 if tie front ana won the contest in 300 2-5
eIleIeulIle in the one-half mile race with Me
Donald, held the lead throughout and won in the
time of 1:S1 The summary: - '''e
ore mile tClass A. handlcapl-Won by phil" Kearney
MeS a = 100 yards; Harry Mcdonald. Hefey School
a.0o3 % sec%ohq % o. Beefeuille (scratch). third. Time
2.VV' one mile Glass b. handcap)-Won by W Ran
doph ll20 yards B. Smith CscratchD second; H j Eos
ter coo Yards. third. Time, 3:1O " - '0
I "i % mile exhibition backward skating. by j. McCu-
m faif Pi, mile race between Mcdonald Beefeue-won
New-York tribune., 1902-02-05
IRWIN WON'T CONE BERF

There IS no truth in the rumor that Arthur Ir-
win VIII manage the New-York baseball team this
year. Fred Knowles the secretary of the club
is suffering with severe case of grip at his home
several days. ~ ~ V'''e Ao'
New-York tribune., 1902-02-05
HONE NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ALBEMARLE-Captain Z. r. Maudslay. Royal
Army. Of England FIFTH ANENrE-Dr- c. II.
Villas. Of Chicago and q. ". Fairchild Of Oneonta.
GRANDa3Captain W 5. Crockett; I. S. A HOL-
Penn. and George p Putnam. of Boston. MAN
EATTAN-John NJ. Hail, Of New-Haven and ex-
Governor Frank 5. Black of Troy. NAVARRO
Captain J. ". Hart .1. I. S A, and Captain F G.
ton of Princeton University. WALDORF-AS-
TORIA-Congressman J. K. Stewart, of Amster-