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New-York tribune., 1903-02-05
CRAY REBUKES D.4RROW.
Objects TO Method of C'-oss- E,rami-
nation Of Miners La7cger.

Philadelphia. Feb. 4.-SeveraI interesting Incl
dents occurred at te-days sessions OF the Strike
Commission The morning session was enlivened
h the rigid cross-exanainetion Of H =. New
comb. ststistician OF The Reading Company
b. Mr.. Dsrrow. for the miners and the spirited
passages between the lawyer and the witness
Several times Cha irTrsn Gray felt rpelled 70 in
fe-fere on behalf Of the witness, admontshlng
NJ narrc~ 70 be less severe in his criticism Of
NJ Ne1comb's statements and figures.
Tbe witness in the course Of the exanina-
ION said that h% appeared 70 he giving = kin
de-sa-t4n lesson. Mr.. Dsrre~ asked To Uhom
the commission =
No: 50 you.- replied the witness
4 doubt If ycu are even qusli7ed 20 do that,
T - rhe la7-yer's response.
Later Nr. DarTow expressed his regrets to the
commission for some Of his remarks,
Al rh~ afternoon session counsel for the oPeT-
sr5-s rntirnsted that the other side was endeav
o-ins n break its agreement With the operators
regarding the way Of arriving at 2 definite con
r-usfou as 70 the earnings OF contract miners.
Numerous witnesses have testified that the oper-
s-ors statements show only the gross earnings
- re contract miners. and fail 10 account for
-he division Of the money with the helpers.
counsel for the companies admitted that the
books accounted for the wages paid to the con-
trs-- miners only as the helpers were paid By
r11T5TS- MS RESfioNoIs bVVlt oNGN--
90 rb4 commission and an agreement having
t.eer rea he'd by both sides ss 70 the manner OF
making deductions in order 70 learn as nearly
Es possible the actual earnings Of the miners,
tre operators counsel characterized as farcical
the = ling o. 50 many witnesses TO attack the
cgr17enies figures.
-,- charles D Nell assistant recorder Of the
,-r-r-asso7 vas asked BY Chairman Cray TO
r-sre r-- agreement. and at the end OF Ut
>-af1rs statement the chairman said that the
-s--ias 20 the controversy could not make
5r-a--YertS which would necessarliE De accept
srle TO the commission, though the lr1ehhoh
- -,szri,- 70 facilitate the investigation. He
-a7S15 that the miners we're emitted 10 lFoouce
=, ---Asses 10 elucidate the figures
re miners expect 20 finish their eVioence IN
-ss,,rr-1 r0-71oTT0W
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Kenny samuel % Harlem savings 6arz. BTyaur-
u. NJ iSl4- year. = per cent
kaufman harris and another 70 paEsd Ffarzai
and another. nth It tf5 r . of AEen'lc 2
years. per cent. ........-. ----.--..---.
Enu. Henry g.. AMI another to William 3 Eno
5ih ave. corner Shl-st. runs 2fs. ~ n ssz
Irregular > ears p@r cent -s.... 81.
bugr5- r Henry. 20 FoF@ry saving Bank. ssh
-. = 10 n u - Sfi-a-s. rear. PER cent. d.
Anderson Henry p TO ~ Wulprr Van Vest
Park ave. 80 47s also 5-tn ST 30 l0s Es-v
prior mortgage 81 900. year. . Dcr cent .-.
Acker. Floren~~ a. 70 En- grant Iufustriai say
ings Eaok. No ~ 81 ~-3 g..fh--t, year. & p~s
Brown Rosa to Eas-cI oasins<y- t5tf ~ g.
-~.ss.s..,....-- -
Goodman. Aaron and another o. Asn~rifsn N-ri
EaEr t0mpauT- Nos - and 100 NraHlIs o.
year per cent ..-----.
sam, 70 sane. same property. 1r-pr r1r saE-
S2@f I wear. . p~r ---nf
Los enfield Hto~u-- and smother s0 Nlfua. trf2
tnsiira rec COMPANY 70 III o.. - t e~t .-r'si
way. Z Ve4r- = per
Same AmsTiT4n Mortgage Company saTus ur0u
erty- prior m0rrEaGT. SiJ-0fh. 9 -~ar- q rer -Hat
L-~-~nf~tt. Pr-us. ana se'tff-r T. t-1erl'a7 N-ri
corner Hieec<er- --J- sos -ts AMI no r-sr
> per cent
SAM o. same same property gri"r Horrzsze-
81. tisf. { year cent
vrstueur t'oruQauy- N4--r--- A~r~Tu11
=. 22g-4 n 81 m SruVreu uuvvU and Port Mos
rts Railroad inztainlfrts. per cent ------.
Golden Katherine u o. Henry p -r1WNrr n
$50 central f'ark Nrz H%f-r e- >
f-irS5 : p pf~ cent.
Francis. Augustus T. t1 LAWYERS Title i7surai're
Company. 5+th-st. s.. f524 = T ~ L4.Xiugfo1-
ave- year ia per cent g..
BeudfeBft t}aorEe German savings Bans.
l3th-st- . 10 2 - ~ Avenue g. yaars.
Abrahars Joseph 70 William Fa-1rarh t1th-
- s. 2uS q o. Avenue t. tnstaIuleurs.
years . per cent
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

,,.r, ~ corner aath as9x125; Ann
N-y q executors 70 Peter "''dns mort ooao
sis nag ,-5-sTsg. peter winding New-york
p.crsTs. r,resset Meat COMPANY. mortsase o
1Sfsyert. Place No . lzl5eE ,-TsEul4r '1liss
! rav ct al ezecu5or=- b a7d & 10 iav
- - fvsg Z. Robert Freedman TO- Harris Rather ~
r,ortEaRe. S27.-Na - 80, .,- ~
vT,5sl m fsrk and Iarl,- My''Ienahsr. rre<t
IT. ~ WfIianl .sre-v'od p and 50 ca Z o., a.
-11 Po-5Fasss % In f:art -,rpssa sssiele Hess
,,, 5smes e. NIs|9 isI IN III r. '5ioq Harris
Mand-lbau,., s. another 7ao'+ '' man loo
=. moT,sase' - Se-nar '@- iistb -, a5.iIzloe Ioha
kafss =. 5,ieIman. Nor, So '
i-4fa Tla,i@ M 10 > Wis-, e. Kobrns: "er'sss~ 50
,,.,t $50 ~ = West . 5za2. virgi3. p II Fur
and snoti.er 70 rsHired1 srs Il: syIon5
- tYellst,ls r Francis 20 Ionr y ''oains and
IN q'.1s4S, r, e Is = = ol Losing sye &yieosv
and - 11orjssae. ss..--..--.-.....
sitF-.s 5 =. f5at + oC fexinsrou ave. lsSv
ioo5 Augnst.s T Francis 70 john y tioilinE-
a,at Il Sos sr5 I'll fas.- 5osIoos: jah
1etE l-'' " . West is 5xse virginia q H Fle-
mar. cSeeutri@, 70 Frsnain :; Lord i'
~ FtsnE s5 6io..iTnan ain Iens' one rsif vart
Washington No 1o 2INsp-6, Frederick =
wast 81 10 - ; @-zs.,;Eysszao5 f'enianin T
Bolton Road y 81 centre line between 2osJ6
and @10th 6Ii u 70 Hudson River
~ 100 6' acres Clarence " HiIysf
same pToPsp55 c1sSeScs Hlyer to qui5
.4,E IAN ~ a. :, u sib .1s. isxioo5. charles
~ehud- THE Netherlands 'orporaton al
t1afSs,, n f4l4 f. II Riverside rrye sen
Iotf1. JosspA Lichtsnauer 20 Nelson d stu ,eo
44ss sl.s : 2sas u y u s.h-aye, 50 sHieos.
Iohn A johnson 20 Medesd Ea@n Rsai'F ''r
ssh a =. rs = 81 aa1I0as ElF-n
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05
BASKETBALL.
Game on Horseback at the Durland Academy
Arouses Interest.

4 large crowd Of spectators attended the musi-
cal ride held in the Durlsnd Riding Academy In
West Sixty-Sixth-st last night. 4 basketball game
on horseback by professional riders took place
The teams were made up follows; Blue-Clspp
caDtaiu. Ra blot Trusttum Mills and Previdi
Red-CoIeman, captain; Dimond, PUnderford
Nonteomery and WeveT. Charles Geyer ref
cree and Charles T. Krauss timekeeper. John
(1e-lau and 7. l. n Bristol of1ciated umpireS.
There were three I'VE minute periods. In the
7fsr ueri8d Captain CIdpp proved 10 be the best
plaver: he did some good work in passing the
bali IT, Mills Coleman. the captain Of the oppo-
site side nlaved well in the second period.
The game of jeu-de-barre. which followed the
basketball contest. interesting. Wilmerdfug,
Sncdeker and Previdi were the Payers 1t re-
suited Z tie.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05
foreclosure 5Gles
H-EW YoRK sI-PREME CorRT- Co.


~ OF NEW TORK--E- E1lsry Andersen pJaiutir.
Association Osnau Z Ki1loch dete1dz1ts IN Pu-
sIsncs OF Judgment foreclosure and sale dlig
anf entered in action dare
ah dav OF 1905 the undersigned the rsfs-es
In said Judgment named viii sell Al public auction Al -
Sslesrooms. No III Er0adway. -
the Boroukh Manhattan CRY OF New York the Sth
dsv of February cCioE that 1aE. -
the premises directed bT
ssf5 Judgment sold therein described follows
All parcels " land ~ the City and County
og York. with The improvements
described f-llovz- Commencing point On -
ortherv Sevenry-ird street distant hundred
and tuentyhve C25, feet westerly ru the nor11sscsr
Sevsr1vrhir1 street and second Avenue and
-1r-f7r tEauca -oth~rv parallel
hundred srd and - inches: rrs1cs
7sz-s-Fv and raaIl-I with Sevsnyrud street bur
Ctf5I thence s1ur1erly am
W.T. hundred ard GOD
feer and the uorJ1sry side OF Seventy
uoTr1sTy SIDE
hundred and sevenry-fvs flt5
u tre point bE1uuinE Be the said sss
sral dim being premises known a.
Nos 2c 2 227 13S and 10 East Ssvsaty-tairt
street ~ No. - and the eastsrlJ val
No. - being party walls
LESLIE y RUSSELL. Rs1s-s.
Anderson Pend1eto7 < Anderson Tor painc.
* Bread street. Borough q Manhattan. Ns- NorS
city
the following a OF the said several parcels
sold street hsi7S
respectively Or 2-7- @@9 =51. =S au1 q East
Seveuty-third Street.
East 14-h
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05
TO MANAGE TWO RAcETRAcks.

WEIGH & Jones, owners OF Charter Oah Park.
Hartford. and Oakley Park. Cincinnati have en-
gagged Horace Wilson, formerly secretary Of the
Kentucky Breeders Association. secretary aud
business manager Of both tracks. Mr Wilson's Of
fee viii be in Madison Square Garden P. y
Campbell at present in charge of the Oakley track
will remain as superintendent and assistant secre
tarv over 100000 in stakes and purses for the two
tracks will soon be announced
The Hartford Futuritv for foaIs of this year will
be opened at once close March Is. and will be in
creased in value from $1,000 to $4,000, There will
he division three-year-od PAGERS. and the con
ditions viii be arranged that the victorious colt
I'm the main stake can win money than IN any
other trottinz stake in the world.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05
SrPREME CnrEr. CorNTY oF NEW

Tars--~oorno1 Jacobs Flsintla. against Max Vein
stein others Defendants In rursusncs OF tudgen.
sale duly
entitled and bearing Jafe the 14rh day -
January 1905: r t1e uriersEneL fhe Referee IN szid
Judgment named 0il sell st psh, s1Ct-or az ths Nsv
Estate ~afesr1'ul. iiI Fr1adVav. fr%
Eoro1sh ~ Nantatts cry - Ner NoIs The ar ssv
OF = rirrs tHsr FAY Pere-
= directed -aIG tuiS
ren solo and therein described follows Al
wing AM being tra EgrnG~h ~ The Err1y. tfrv =
New Yors bounded described follows
nng pout the sssts-lt side ef Third Ave-ue. dis
hundred tlc1f f-er and ninety
hundrsdtns t2} I'-' ~ fq- pner.y fron ne ln'~rs@
aT THIRD Nr=uu- ans
erv "a Hundred and Sev-ntyfourh street
ming theme easrer.F parallel "ltH 't- ft'fT3a aU1
-fo5.-r t1fst
zourherv rarai,si Th.ri Avenue Hatrir~ f71f
saat- thence westerly a-aiu parable with one T-na1
seventy fourth hundrad tisn f@et
ar. side 81 Third and thence uort1-rv a0u<
as=fa-fv side - til
rotuf ,t~u place o.
Date Ne~ TorE tftH- ttHAs
SAMPSON ff- VFTNf{ ANftf.F-E Rofsrea
fer p1aintiN E-osr
Borough al Manhattan \ y. sffy-
The following g. "a rf Tire -9af.
the street being tete teVs ard 9u Sri Ave-.
y ! city
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05
NOTES OF THE LINKS.

The annual championships Of the Southern Golf
Association will be held at AshevilIe from May u
10 23 The clubs in the association include those
at nooga Anniston Nashville Brr1lns nam M
Mount Alto Mobile Montgomery. Piedmont. New
Orleans and Asheville-
The Southern Florida golf championship = ~
take place at Palm Beach the week beginning
February - = n McElwee of the Exmoor ull)
t,oIf G-I1;b is the present holder of the title.
The meeting for the election Of officers and com
-i++aes for the D,-ker Meadow Golf Club will take
this evening
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05
ANTITRUST LAW IN COLORADO.

Denver Feb. T. 4.-Representative Murto has intro
eiuccd in the House bin which Is Intended 10
cIuce trusts from operating IN this State. Il de-
fines trusts and pools and forbids their formation
ia Colorado. for5ds their doing business here and
fixes severe penalties violation Of the law
The bin contains All the salient points Of the
Kansas and Texas antitrust laws. together with
neV features.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05
REAL ESTATE NOTES.

Jefferson NJ Levy is reported TO he the buyer Of
No East Twenty -seventh-st-
r. & vet of the Standard OIL Company. is the
buyer OF No. 80 West Seventy-third-st
r. r. Hollister is the buyer Of No q West Forty
ninth-st.
The buyer Of Nos II and 1s u est Twenty fourth
ST which we're recently sold Is said 70 Be Arnold.
Constabls & Co. The company owns the six story
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05
HOCKEY.
Brooklyn Skating Club Defeats St. Nicholas
Club in an Easy Game.

Thc Brooklyn Skating Club defeated the St.
Nicholas club last night at the Cermont Avenue
Rink Brooklyn. by score OF to O. The local
club gave a fine exhibition from the start, and the
result was never In doubt
In the first half the score resulted in 10 Q III
favor OF the Brooklyn Skating Club, Huntington
and Johnson carving off the houors for making
goals Harmon and Johnson did the scoring in the
Second half. and loudly appauded for then
fine work Both clubs stood q tie in the league
championship and for last place. and the victory
now puts the St. Nicholas club as taiiender. The
rfTr7v14 4-E-
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05
last T4-h street
Est II -trce-

-ra .-rr,z7-a amount the len charEs - zzttS<y
4-f 80 abCvs described property sold SIS.
a2 ~ vf-H interest from the 10Th day % Deem
together wiz and allowance AMOUNTING
January 1rh. 1aF3 together
evr--sas OF apprcxlus-s amount
- 80. ami assessments other liens which
purchaser our - the pircnaSs Money -
af4 bv l- Referee IS $50 and interest each OF ssf
parcels
Parcel No NJ rs East Sevsrry-t1i-t
go "a 1lf subject prior mortgage of So with
f+srss- - the April 3o-h
Parcel 10 =. known sold a
uror nor-Eage SO 600 with interest the q
rerc March 1st- E42
2. known No ~ = sold subject p I.
7rior $1,000 interest
per cent Nsrr7 lsr 1872
Parcel - ;. No. -. - sof5 subject a
prior 81 $4,000 With interest the q
per cert Nlrcl 1sr 1902.
Parcel No. 3. known 81 Sold subject -
y $1,000 with interest of "a
p@-r 1Stf. 1902
Parcel No. q. known No. Z33 Is sold subject
- $1,000 with interest
per Nav f53h.
Parcel y = ~ e safbl lz~- 70
PRIOR or S120sO with interest rate
per cent from June tsr.
Dated NsR York. January 10Th. 1903
LESLIE W. RUSSELL. Ref--s-
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05
Tn IMPROVE cEoAR-sT. PARCEL.

II was said Yesterday that most Of the leases on
the building Nos. So and 81 Cedar-st VII expire
~, Nav next and that soon afterward the Mutual
re. Insurance COMPANY will begin the erection OF
2 building 10 be occupied by Harvey Fisk & sons
An old four story building STANDS on the plot WHICH
= 90 fest The parcel adjoins in the rear the
new Srever & Co. building in Pine-Sf
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05

Avenue \. northwest corner Of SiSth-st, Union
port. two story frame store and dwelling house.
s6x35 feet: Henry Feuer, owner; 2, E0iins aroh'-
tect; $500
nne-hundred and-ssventy ffth-st nort1S-st ,g. COL
ner OF HOston-ave., one story orick once 49,
feet; Union Railroad Company. owner A fas-
quini architect $500
White Piains-ave vest SIDE 3f7 feet south of
De lTilt-aYe. two and one-naH story brick dwell-
ing house a5x46 feet; Charles u. Retnhardt, owner
William Thomas Maps architect. 5000
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05
: osis ard auota-r =

s osjs ard auothsr szscators 70 RsrT
A'4kf9
FsrS-svs. 40 f75. . s. 20Xff sud 5Srh~st- 10 -
East. fsxfOH.5. - Wiileft Van S@st Henry r
Anderson. r1orrzaze. 81 0ss}.
5th-ave. y corner 1d-st lfilI2I5-2x irreSIisr =
24fh-st. and 2sf-sf. zfs.1 p 1f 5th are.
"a 5xfS OK irregular rIfrh Avenue Hotel Land
Company q Henry Emo and another mort
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05
uo-eI PROPERTY TRANSFERRED.

Title 70 the Fifth Avenue Hotel and parcel ao-
ioinfng il il Twenty-third-st- was transferred
terdav by the Fifth Avenue Hotel Lana ooii'@
- r. t1a1-r - Emo and Henry L. Emo The
,.,r.s1 adjoining the ho,cl In Tweuty-thIrd-st Is
g5 feet west of Fifth-ave and Its size Is = osA
irregular There is d mortgage OF <-oeo'y'' on t"S
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05
WOODBURY. G. LANeOoN A BUYER.

Richard Alexander in conjunction with D. y.
kaIIev Son has sold for $50 ro. for the estate OF
Garrett Z Winants to Woodbury. g Lansaoh. q
Mot OF about thirty lots fronting on the west sio7
= 1-r,sr Bolton Road Inwood and sloping down
and across lower bolton Road 10 the Eiudsti
River This property has not been cohFeSeN
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05
w. CARR q co. LOSE NOTHING.

Isaac W carr Co. commission merchants. ol
No AIS washington st. stated yesterday that they
had an attachment on the grocery OF HeEES -
- $3.50 for sg0 N cover their account OF
sf5a md two other accounts transferred TO them
hy uarsous for whom they sell, on oroherasS, s
and that they feel secure and do NOT expect i 'o
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05
uELp FoR COAL CONSPIRACY.

R-sr-ferl Ont. Feh. Thomas Elliott, presl-
cent ~ the Ontario Coal Association. was to-day
committed for trial on charge Of HAVING con
s-f-aG r. lessen competition in the purchase ana
= ~ -~e4 He rut I'm no defence
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05
SAID TO HAVE SOLD HOUSE.

Mrs Putnam Eradlee Strong was YESTERDAY re-
rortad to have sold her house in VHlard-aVe
Hudson 20 Mr. Griffin OF this
civ II IS said that the buyer intends 10 occupy
the house Immediately. According 70 report the
purchase price s1i.OcF
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05

Oakland Cal. Feb. 4.-The weather was cloudy
and the track sloppy to-day The results OF tne
races We're as follows:
waldo, 70 70 Ton Miller, 1O7 L. Jackson y 70
second; IouVelsea 10 (EIT.s, 10 sII snlI PIn
Rudvncka AIaraschino King Herald Billy Moore boli
second race tvoysar-olds: three and half turlongs,
Selected. los Shaw 70 won; Rose FAR: io her5
o:451. annie Mnrte Minimum. Msr0na Fiorians Bel
Third race selling: seven furlonssr-Aune Max ITO
a. DaIy, 10 / Bogus Bill liz thnghtl. % 20 J.
fsi Fair6HTy Frank Mayo Gladiator. LeTnots Azar
kchumbob Homage Fat Morrisey and Platonius also
Fourth race selling and one miles, Bessie
SHAW even second St Sever los Waterbury. to l.
third Time. 1:5s. Poor Lands, July GyP Sunelo and
Firth race selling six furIongslsylvia Talbot "a a.
6 MjsoPs; RsrooT @ to Bell T0g S cGnnen to T. third Time
l15s Gypsano Quiz IL Quars an DiaInente @ also ran
rutb 70 Won Dqns.ne ~ y DALI Palg s to ssf
Felix and Peaceful also ran
The entries for tomorrow are as follows;
First race Selling one and one-sixteenth nlesDoIy
weithorf III cassie w 105 sallie Green, 1H5 Dora 6
To-; 4et9Ta 0 = Tgs Ii2 Baie street io Era
A. Nora D, 100; Tbera, 1o9; Nullsh, 116; Miss
second rae cei1en tVo-year-oles sevensxteenths c
Emil lo7; Royal Guard. 1G7 shorty Ksne 10:
George Koester 1t5; D. C Imp, ii5; The Judge 1l9
Third race 1seliing six fu7longs,- -FagnsroeI II ga
Grand Sachem. f0e Ffsardon. 81: Jack Richeleu IT
1o4 wirifre1 Weir so; skip Ne. e7: HoEatus and and
Legal Maxim and Great MoguI 1o1 each.
Archibald 1i2 UraI and Al About lo4 each Poor,ands
III: Louwesea 81: Frank Pearce. Tmperious' Marco
FIFTH race selling SIX furlongs-Golden Cottage and
arry Thatcher III each; EdineorouEh 10 ig' NJ Nj a
Of Ho. Katherine Ennis Velna Clark and karahel
sixth race Selling: ore mile and ffy rardsl-Alado
and Rayino 100 each Fiibuster Divine and LltTqds
poreen. 1o4. Sea Lion. IA.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05
LIGHTNING STARTS BIG FIRE.

RAILWAY. Y J. Feb. 4-In the severe storm to-
night lightning struck the plant of the Uniform
Steel Company al this place shortly after O'Clock
The flames spread quickly, and before the hremen
corl5 exting1Ifsh them they had gutted the engine
and boiler house Some new work vas injured The
damage was ahou1 $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05
SALE or BELLE HARsoR ESTATE PLOT

o,A more lots in addition the 1Si lots already
,,,rcbased 10 Robert J. Cuddihy, treasurer OF the
FUNK & Wagnalis company
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05
OPTIONS ON DYcKMAN TRACT.

r, US learned Yesterday that many options tc
7urchase plots of the Dyckman tract had been %
tanned The names of the persons noldins 'Ii'
options could not be learned last night
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05
rarr str-er-

173rf Street
The approximate amount = ne len or eaarss. 70
which th= abovsiesctth@d prcperE e - - sot
~ es interest thereon troa th@ ltrn lay of
allowance ar-11nr-
fng cr
ne sae. The premises sold su6fect prior
Hers against amounting n ne
20 ths sum ot Thirry-nvs thousand ard So runi-sd
dollars
psted New YORK i4th % January. Lso3
SAMPSON 4. WEISHANDLER Rst.rsa
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05

The Penn Art Athletic Club. Of Philadelphia. has
offered Terry McC;oven and Young Corbett
the featherweight champion inducement OF 30
ner cent Of the gross receipts to box before the
club On date agreeable TO the men. the proposed
night 10 be for six roun1s The National Sporting
Club OF London. yesterday cabled Sam Harris
manager OF McCiovern. that II would accept his
terms for hght with Jordan. the English cham
pinu Harris held for $1,000 expense money
The men viii azht twenty rounds in May
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05
BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

building No TO L West Tventy-rourth-sr. r-ir-
ming through to No. 10 &c West Twenty-third-st-
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

3d-sc.- No ID East for sTorf brick
tsumsnt houses vvtth stores s7 ex92 IL Baum
& Lapin. owners. }!e-nst-tu & Bernstein. 4r-hi-
.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05

c : Titus the amateur champion sculler OF this
country started training Tuesday hy taking
i've mile row In his shell on the Harlem River
Titus viii go to Henley tins year representative
Of the Atalanta Boat Club. Despite his defeat Of
last wear he still believes that he win the
Diamond Sculls He Is booked to sail on June l..
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05

the annual meeting Of the Associated Cycling
Clubs ~ the city If New-York will be held at the
Century Wheelmen's Club house on Monday at $50
p.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05

Tho Columbia oval Cricket Club viii give bail
at Lyric Hall on :he evening OF March IS
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05
SPORTING NOTES OF INTEREST.

e-.Ire- Erooyn =. = NIchoIas ; = ." 'ioa
Harmon .. Huntington !. Johnson . Itsterse-AFt
= fifitou Crescent A. e
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THE RESULTS AT OAKLAND.

Oakland Cal. Feb. 4.-The weather was cloudy
and the track sloppy to-day The results OF the
races were as follows:
Smyrna times., 1903-11-18
GEORGE W. GORDON PASSES AWAY.
was Stricken With Paralysis November the
Seventh ard fingered in a Critical COndi.
ton Until Death Claimed Him.

George W. Gordon. who for Years
was one of Smyrna's best known mer-
chants, died at his residence on Main
street, about five o'lock yesterday
morning from stroke of paralysis he
received Saturday morning, the eth
inst. He had been lingering in a
critical condition and while at times
he seemed little brighter and was
conscious to the last, his case was
hopeless one and he passed out peace
Iully and quietly. The deceased had
oeen conducting the mercantile bust
ness IN the Stockly property adioin-
ing Halls store on Main street. ever
since he came to Smyrna, which was
ABOUT 28years ago. He was a son of
MI. and Mrs. Charles Z. Gordon and
was born near Odessa. His father
died when be was a little fellow and
ms mother married Mr.. William Tay-
ior OF near Blackbird, who took mucb
interest IN the raising of young Cor
uon and gave him an education. The
latter learned the mercantile business
with Mr. W, H. Money, and later en-
tered the commission business. SPEND
ing some time in New York and Pbila-
delphla, which he followed until he
came to Smyrna. Mr.. Gordon never
heid Office. He was a stauncb Re-
publican and patriotic citizen and rare.
Iy failed to display the national en-
olem whenever the occasion required.
he was a member in good standiny in
Asbury NJ. E. Church.
On February the Sth, 1871. Mr.. Cor
oon was united in marriage to Miss
Eliza Allston of Odessa, who died
twenty-six years ago, but shortly
alter he came to Smyrna. Two chill
dren blessed this union. Lida Nav
Gordon, who died when two years old.
and Prof. @. Virgil Gordon of New
ork City, who has made rapid and
signal success IN the profession of
music, and is now associated with the
virgil Piano School, one of the hest
n the country. Funeral services will
JAKE place at Asbury NJ. E. Church
tomorrow, Thursday afternoon at one
',clock, Rev. Vaughan S. Collins off.
'latlng; interment at GIenwood Cema-
cry.