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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-19
APATHY IN ST. LOUIS.
Til. Psople Indifferent to the Revelations Of
"Boodling.''

.r,ic1o in .e1IcClure's Magazine for March
7,rcotr steffens writing on The ShameessneSS o.
81 Louis" recalls the ASTOUNDING tli -
rn.nicjrsl corruption, the conviction OF fourteen
-,ooders aldermen capitalists and the city boss,
I'd Butler He asserts that to all TINS the people
# s. Louis are indifferent and the Butler ring Is
s;4u in control He writes:
When Butler was caught and convicted and sen sen
.s7,.e5 tor bribery, what did st LOUIS DO: me
fret comment ] heard in the streets Nntn s W - o
49, The stripes" I heard it time and again ana
you can hear il from banker ana barber ttte ed
indoors for few weeks-tin a committee OF cru,
za7s from the best residence secllon calIyu ~
him 70 come foItn ana p ua ol 81 street in
one OF the first greetings 10 MI tolk (the Dis
rTot Attorney vas warm" 5 o far enough and
on The heels OF this came an order from the PGtGe
from him 10 the police should be made IN NV, %rl{iS
was 70 90 on Well MI. Folk had meant 10 90 oii
,7essage go bask 10 the mai who sent you anu
Aav Ia him that 1 understand him and that NOR
afs.r 2 II my communications with ms oFpai
mi .siapartrncnf retrea.ed ia haste eXplaining
ana .1oiogizing and Offering al possible facties
NIr Folk has RcrK ahead OF IilHl loi IL IN - ~
Ssrr{ II an through But where is il all 10 end :
There are more men TO Dc h,o y orrI1ntnm 10 be
disclosed But The people Of - l.ons klo" enough
~ have had one opportunity already to act
j >2yam6er tai 5s se begun. here Was an cleo
1fon some of the Offices be allied might have 10
rio v-fff i,-o3lirc cases Nj Fok ana hopnllne
We The natural issue hut the pqll5iclans tholoea
3. ,c.ft her marty claimed M FOLK BOlh par
- ,,,[, counsel Of Butter IN making up their
,icke4e and thev satisfied him ne Democrats old
MOI mentions Folks name in the platform, ana t!-N
l.o1,iratrd rgtier-s son for the seat IN congress
cfom saich Ie lid repeatedly oeen ouS'ed loi
fraud r tho polls =, -. II. ia !, j..
--ltave~ ] asked - Democratic leader who SAID ne
controlled an but districts IN ms orgalllzati
FsecaJlse ] needed those Butler districts ne
answered
in his town 10 offset those districts?
! 0on't think so .. -
perbane he was right And Yet those Juries and
those PRAYERS must mean something
Nr Folk SAYS: ''Ninety-nine per cent or the PEG
ple are honest. only ] per cent is dishonest But
The Der cent Is perniciously active In other
words the people sound, but without leaders
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-19
GONE WITH ARNoLD'S HORSES.
Trainer and the Racing String Disappear
from San Francisco.

san Francisco, Feb. 1S.-The string of horses
,-s ced here by Z j. Arnold & Co. since the open
ing Of the season has mysteriously disappeared
Tom Kiley, the trainer. left here suddenly
LAST evening presumably for Memphis with the
string. Some DAYS ago kiley attached the horses
<or $780, and yesterday they were taken from
the track at the request of the Sheriff klley
raid the money TO release the string and left
here on an evening train. He took Fitzbrillar'
>-,uyve Irene Lindsey. Felix Bard, VIII Shelly
and some brood mares He sold Ethyln ana
Peaceful 10 William CahilI and Bessie Nc
,Varthv to Caleb Brown
r NJ Hennessey, one Of the Arnold agents:
has also disappeared. 1t was rumored mat
Ilile1- might go TO Mexico with the horses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-19
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

sfuscoota-st or Kingsbridge Road, corner
exterior st. rs. Xxi 110x Irregular 1e2d-st,
at " exterior line Of Spuyten Duyvl and Port
Morris Railroad Company. land S5X333 TO 19lst-
st x2Jx32s. contains 1O9it city lots: John D
Baker 70 Guaranty Trust Company OF New
York b and s--- . - .
Colunbus-a n 9 corner Sist-st, t02 2xlO0: IVES
ley Thorn to the Colonial Bank: b and 8; Ca c;
all NenS
Broad-st Nos s. and 81. 5. 81. 4xsS. 10x hreg7i-
lar: George = Morrison TO Margaret Henabani
a4th-st n = $50 ct W Of Columbus ave. Sl9SIUos-
David p Canavan et al TO Patrick CanaVan-
mortgage. A-s-GCu-
I2th-aVe n Q corner 13:Sd-sJ. 30 f1x12S. John III
-Hewson and another to Vermont Marble Com
W. F,r5-ave :. 8 I:sss Il 9 OF 95th-st 2O6x-N
81 2xIOO: Morrill, Banner. referee. 10 Alfred M
55th-st n = II of LeXingtOn-avs. 2O11Oo5:
Eugene II Pomeruy. referee. 10 EQu1tabl6 Life
y. - -. -
West EnC-avc 5 corner e3th-st. oeSlOo: JuE1s
Braun to Jonas Well ct al: mortgage SlOo.9oo
f6ist-sf No $50 West 32NSo-11. and 161st-sr-
No SEQ 10 a64 West 1920 IL Howell WsS-
ster 70 Rufus Z COWing. mortgage 1902 49,.
z5th-st No 32a West. 2oxfe@.2; Robert "
paterson and another. executors and trustees, e
andrnw III KeiiosS and Wife mortgage. Sooop
FsrL~ave n corner 65th-sr. 1GooXoo- win
rigbt Of way over strip 10 IL wide; Daniel Robert
10 are I.ahey Company. mortgage. sl22.S'V. 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-19
rnE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

CIav-aye. east side 1870 feet north Of One-hun-
dred-a xty-eighth-st two two story ana at'ie
[arnc d1vc1ltnr houses. 2ox57 feet; C. II & c. A
THORNTON. owners; w c Dickerson. architect
5000
Tener-avc cast side 59& feet north OF One-hun-
-, ttbst three two story and attic
uiO ~ -. h,,sse 1SSy4s feet: C. H & c. A
T5ornton. owners: s. c. Diekerson, architect
$500 -, n saat aaet ~ Ona-hIn-
"a - Sfyt,,-ninth-st. two story frame dwell
ing house 22x4S feet; g. r. X = q IL o"1
l,.s . w ~ Dirkerson architect; A,5o0-
fereSt-a ne StorI brick dwelling houses, 20154
feet: Crockett Il Hamilton owners W. l. DlcAei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-19
SURE THING" TEN TO ONE.
Man Who Offered It Arrested-Brooks Says
Swiudlers Are Scared.

The determination OF Inspector Brooks anu CoP
tain Langan. Of the Defective Bureau 10 oriNe ui
get rich quick turf synoicates out OF business
and stop the swindling Of credulous people was
,,n-, in another raid yesterday by Detective Ser
rear+s NcConville, Peabody and Clarke The ralo
Is on the concern known as BURNS "aIIace O.
% in room So Of the Pulitzer Building Inc a.
,e,,,sor IF The detectives the firm had been at
,-sc-ed by an advertisement offering 10 receive
,,-s, N he rlaced on a sure thing" race TO occur
,.ee-erdav with promise Of getting ~ ior 1 Oh d
horse that would win
TIC detectives arrested Ernest Matthews anu
David c. Barnum- At he Iombs court Nlt
VS. held in 81 800 bail for examination to-day on
tsrre Of obtaining money under false pretences
,,Ir Barnum, who was said to be only q CLERK III
the employ Of Matthews. vas discharged.
L KS expJained by the detectives that they wait
Cd a the postofice until person went to me posi-
- - mentioned in the advertisement and took
o,,+ some mail They followed the person, VINO
Vas Barnuua, TO the room where the ralu VIC"
made In the room the detectives 1ouho coite
s2opdence which showed the chaTac'eF "a
ope-ations conducted py Matthew'S u 49,
Of Dan Smith ,,-,,,i,
-hc notice say that about year ago NlIlaih
Nfz4tbeu-s brother Of Ernest Matthews the prs
oner. did a turf investment business uhueI ~
name Of Dan Smith" and that d ceIttiiIp - =
71,s- effect Vas filed with the County Clerk F-Ile
Matthew's they say, continues the business uliue1
r1e trade name Of Dan smith
charles Z. Rand and Joseph Reagan, who COM
,,rise1 the firm Of c. Z. Rand & Co. turI specu-
1e.o-s At No ii Broadway, were olschafseo - o
custody yesterday by Magistrate Breen Al lt-1
onbs court for lack of evidence and fallure o. 'S
detectives TO get a complainant 10 appear aea
The men When the came up Ior eAailiii" t4o,
1,s,ac,i.,e Sergeant McConvile said that ne hao
leen unable TO procure complainant against -ins
prisoners Magistrate Breen said that al ne cov h
10 under the circumstances was TO olscNai &C '-
men. -,-..z=,o Irsnac+or she.
vho was in court would rearrest lhe men ot -
bsrre Of violating the postal laws. but ne olo no.
fIe said il would take him Two "eeAS " 0oO
EVIDENCE against the SPECTATORS; -... x,-ool,e
I have absolute proof SAID i1sPgeIoi ,be turf
tyndcajes have been in the habit OF lSSf fhaf
-ir,l~b the mails has been curtalleo ana LIZ LIZ
-as,5--S cf tho swindlers are preparing 10 1olIo"
others Who have already decamPed. Aost OF rtl S
S----3ieeTnenrs of the concerns have disappear!
nom The newspapers, and while 40 not Ia s ~
+,ie Sc an evidence of the breaking up OF w
lloi LlS Ie = self-evident indication that the
1rsT01s are intending TO suspend operations al
for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-19
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

BY Philip A Smyth: 414 1st-avs 8 2A9 Il n OF
24th-st 24SxlJO story his. So
st. g # Of 1st-ave eJx9S9 ten h. lease
hold; Manhattan-ave S. J0f1 II OF 1enth-Sf.
16.sxso story and basement dwg h. execltors' sale
Of Katharine &c $50 10Jh-st, =,
225 # Of st-ave 25x923 story ten b. with store
voluntary sale
Anlsterdam-ave f5x100s story stone front dws u;
W Jackson y NJ Parker ct al. Curtis. NJ ? & {,
sttys. Banner ref; amount due. S15159 66 taxes.
BY James 1. Wells: 94;h-st n S72 n OF
sterdauI-ave 2Ux1OOs story front dwg h; NJ L
Parker agt Jeanette Niles & J. attys; Aora
ham Gruber. ref Partition
Py ID Phcenx incraham: 40 LincoIn-ave. n
f34th-st 2OxsO story stone front dwg h Mary Mooney
agt Winffred Mooney ct al; W Croak. atty; " j A
McKIn1 ref; taxes. etc. s2s6 SO; partition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-19
RECEIVER FOR E. J. ARNOLD.

St Louis, Feb 1S.-On application of the attorneys
for number of creditors of the E. ]. Arnold Turf
Investment Company the United States District
Court to-day appointed s. I. Swarts receiver for the
estate of Z. J. Arnold. He qualified in bonds of
S5o,ooo AS receiver under the courts order Mr.
warts has authority to take possession of property
belonging TO E ]. Arnold wherever found in this
country.
The receiver has aScert aimed that there is from
S. 900 10 $4,000 in the Boatmen's Bank and that
there are horses at Memphis. New-Orleans and San
Francisco belonging TO Arnold. 1t is expected that
legal complications will arise in claiming property
in different places which has been attached by in
diVdual creditors, but the receiver will be able to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-19
SQUASH TOURNAMENT SATURDAY.

Tuxedo Park n. Y, Feb 1S.-Play in the fourth
annual amateur squash championship tournament
of America for the $500 championship cup presented
10 the Tuxedo Tennis and Racquet Club by James
Henry Smith VIII begin at the courts of the Tuxedo
Tennis and Racquet Club at Tuxedo Park on Sat
urday open all amateurs. Among those who
have entered are two the former winners, George
7 Scott and William Post of the New-York Tennis
and Racquet Club, There are also many cracks
from NeN'-York Boston and Philadelphia including
Lewis Greene. William Blan. A. L. DeVens. Jr,
barrett Wendell, jr., A NJ Brown. Pierre Loril-
lard ir Gordon Douglas l. B. Hull. Percy X.
Fvne ID Iegrand Griswold, Eugene Hale jr and
Archibald $ Alexander Entries close on Sa turday
morning. February y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-19
CRESCENT A. C. BEATS HOCKEY CLUB.
Brooklyn Team Win an Easy Victory by the
Score of 10 to 2.

The Crescent Athlstie CLUB had an easy tune IN
defeating the Hockey Club of NewYork last mght
at Cermont-ave Rink, Brooklyn, by score OIL
10 2. The Brooklyn team outclassed theH OPP
ponents at every point and scored almost at WILL
Russell and Liffiton faced off and the CrescehtS
started in aggressively, and after five minutes OF
fast play Dolby scored the first goal Then Russeh
scored for New York. The Crescents then started
their effective work, Dolby scoring twice III sue
cession Schieblcr next caging the puck on pass
from Dolby. Then Kennedy. Dolby and DeCaSa-
each tailed.
In the second half the Crescents made four more
points. Kennedy, Dolby and Liffiton doing the
he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-19

Lenane for $4,000; Nos IS and 20 Beaeh-st.
buyer for S44. 100 also Il North Hoore-st, n
Varick-st, 21T1Sx75; story h. with store TO
King S24. $50; No % North Moore-st. n
81 ezS of Varick-st p. I1Sx75: b:
William Wilson FOR $1,000; also Nos y and % North
MooTe-st los II OF Eariek-st; No r. ) story b
h. 27x91 6x21 1Ox9 1Ox5 f0xsL4: No 90. story
ten h. 27xI5; withdrawn: sold at private sale also
and Varick-st n Beach-st 50X95: No IS.
story and 6 story his. with stores; No Is.
also Brooklyn. Montgomery-st n 5s4s. II OF Nos
trand-av 23-6%4 TO road X so II 100
so 15-1; vacant; eXcrs sale; estate OF Henry Nc
Ardle. Samuel Garrison for ssT5 Nos t244 and
1246 Hsrkimer-st. 81 II OF Ocean Place. BROOKLYN;
story fiat hs each lot f9xS7 bid IN at $3.50
all list, n 1Oth-ave, Brooklyn;
lots each 2Ox9J.s public auction bid In at $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-19
MONTE CARLO CHESS TOURNAMENT

Monte Carlo, Feb. 18.-The games in the interna-
tional chess tournament here, which had been adj
iolrned were continued to-day. and resulted fol-
lows: Marco beat Wolf game from second round
in ffty-sevcn moves; Tarrasch beat Wolf game
from third round) in ifty-seven moves; Mason beat
Marshall game from third round in ffty-nine
moves; Mason beat Reggie game from fom tn
roundD in fftv-nine moves; the contest between
Marco and Albin (game from fifth round) resulted
in draw after nnety-siX moves; Marshall beat
Schlechter game from fifth roundl in siXty-slX
moves and Wolf beat Maroczy tgame from sixth
roundD in sixty moves.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-19
TOWNSEND WINS MATCH GAME.

,r,l,,,,. Townsend. the Hanover billiard expert,
.ar his match contest with c. f. Conklir at the
I; ,icterlpocker Academy yesterday. The men
1,l,,ed for 1909 points in blocks of $50 at the
fourtcou inch balk line. Townsand's grand score
us : go to Conkiin's 9ls >.
The game yesterday was long drawn 1a out IL
,,,iri with a score Of 263 points for Conklln, 10
~ ld'1T n,i,'ts for Townsend The
ronnsene- ;. -, : : 1S "a IS z 2S = T. O. % g
o. +" 10 Total 80: average 22as; high 40, ~
a6 &c Il B. g. = l. L. 6 /, IS. / 81. s, II.
70 O. 8 g. j, o 8 1e !. g. o. ID o. 26 IS !.
Iii.atai @Sl' average 4-37; high runs So -, 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-19
For BRIGHTON LANDS UNDER WATER.

The Brighton Beach Racing Association, together
with George II. Engman and John j. Engman
Joint owners of the property known as the Brighton
Beach Racing Association, yesterday made applica-
ton. under the provisions of Chapter 2H. Laws OF
1891 to the Commissioners of the Land Office for
grant of lands under water. Control Of the asked
for lands will give to the ASSOCIATION and to the
Messrs Engman the right To erect and build ana
construct bukheads, and to protect IN any way as
they may fit their lands from the cohtinual
ancroac hments of the sea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-19
ReIFF EXPECTS TO RIDE IN FRANCE.

In the expectation of getting his license from
the French Jockey Club Johnnie Reih salieo lor
Cherbourg yesterday the American liner fhlla
deIphia He declared that now that he haa re
covered damages from French newspaper .
charged him with unfair riding, he believed ''ae
he would be allowed to ride the coming seasolI'
The racing seasons in France begins on March 10
and licenses are granted March Rein wisliss
Ia he there when the licenses are granted II ~, 70
allowed 10 ride Reifr will take zip his contract WI"
Edmond Blanc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-19
REAL ESTATE.
More than 100000 Paid for the McArdle
Estate Properties.

One of the features yesterday of the real estate
-aret was tho auction sale of properties owned ny
the Henry McArdIe estate. 1t was held at tne
New-York Real Estate Salesrooms. NO III bfoau-
NAV bv BRYAN L. Kennedy. The parcels SOLO conl-
prise some of the choicest properties IN me low
West Side section of the city The olo9rnhs 49,
snirited and good prices were obtained Inc totdi
sum realized about S3fOOo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-19
sARoNEY MAKES SKATING RECORD.

Arthur Saroney made yesterday a record
in the class a, one mile. skating handicap at the
Clermont Rink He made the distance in 2;52 2-5.
His former record 2:53.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-19
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TODAY.

SACING At New-orlesns and Ingleside
EACoCETS--Amsteur championships Nex-York Fac
ouet and Tennis Club. IL 80 q m.
stoG SFfoW.-At Orange N J..
FACHTENG--Lecture by Professor G. NJ. Richie. OF
Chicago. at New-Tork Yacht Club
HoCKEY.-New-Yors Athletic Club St Nicholas. at
Nicholas Skating Rink; Hefey :. Stevens. at
Cerr,ont Avenue Rink
INDOOR TENNIS.-Amsteur championship. at 9Th Req
Ar-lcrys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-19
LONG ACRE SQUARE LEASE.

Michael Bowling has leased No. 100 west orS
tbird-st from Langdon Greenwood for twenty one
wears at q graduated rental from $3.50 10 si'''V
year IL has also leased plot @OAooo Ieet OH
fbe south sid. of -third-st, 81 rect WesI Oa
Saventh-ave Mr.. GreenWo od ZOE l ~ * 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-19
SALE OF A BROOKLYN BLOCK.

BRYAN L. Kennedy has sold for the BrooKiyn I'M
nrovan,ent Company the block bounded by Third-
ave. Gowanus Canal. Second and Third sts,' 70
Hugh A. Murray for $1S5,Ooo cash Ed~aru tn -,
property is near the Brooklyn BaseoalI 0iuO
IndC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-19
PRINCETON BEATS COLUMBIA.

pri,ce,on \ j. Feb 1s-The Columbia basket
a., 60 was defeated by Princeton this afternoon
A.. +Le score Of Is to "a The game was hoiy con
,ested in the second hafr ColuihplA SHOWING
a~ team work and being faster IN passing
nc han The first half ended - TO IN 1aEpt Oh
Princcfon The pay on both SIDES was f0usi|
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-19
ATHLETIC NOTES OF INTEREST.

The Greater New-York Amateur Athletic club
o,nced IT'S officials to at its games at Mad
fson Square Garden March H. The list con-
tatns about three hundred names James b Sulii-
van of the G. N y l. A A. will be director
and z. c. Wendell. OF harvard University inc
- Tbe iudees at the finish Charles
c,,,u n Y A. t.: d. II. James, Princeton;
~ i01htartubessing y. w. s. 4. c.; Ct T. Kirby,
n Ia A. j. ]. Walsh Pastime a. G..
ard 7 + Frawley G. n. Y. l. A. A. AL Copeland
In no clerk of the course.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-19
eesa,e OF CHURCH DENIED.

The report printed yesterday that the saptis'
Cburcb of the Epiphany. at the southeast corner
f lI.dison-ava and Sixty-fcurth-st. together with
the adjoining three story school building NO, ~
Madison-ave had been sold. was said 70 De untrue
bv Noritz Bauer the owner OF the property
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-19
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

ITth-st No II East ter seven story e1 SSs,,s,,
ovsn%rs. I-raeIs < Harder. architects
tt9fh-.f q q IT'S n W OF Amsterdam-aSes for ar
Eight story brtck tenement house. Ss'Ns".ti. =
Wontfsek owner. Neville & Basse. archttects.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-19

Score-Queens University IL; Princeton O. GoasrN Il
son. 4; Knight A. Richardson 3 Reteree-CharIeS Sa+
n. Y. A c. Halves of 20 minutes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-19
NETWORK A. c. DEFEATS COLUMBIA.

The Ncw-York Athletic Club and the Coiufnola
seven met in a hockey game at st. Nicholas RINK
last night before the Queens University ana
Princeton contest. The college boys put up a
good exhibition, and beaten by the close score
of 3 goals to l. The summary:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-19

plans were filed Tuesday at the Blu
reau of Buildings Manhattan. tor alterations TO
- 90 a. >, Irving place No. 80 is to be connected
80 ~ ard "a at a of $4,000 August
WITH Nc W the owner. De Lemos Cordes are the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-19
RACQUETs.
Messrs Shaw, Hewitt, Whitney and Patton
Win Matches in Second Round

The second round in Jhe amateur racquet cham
pionshp of America begun yesterday at the
New-York Racquet and Tennis Club The hrst
game between Quincy A Shaw. jr.. of Boston
and r. X. Cassatt of Philadelphia. Cassatt took
the first set but the three following went to the
Bostonian easily. The scores
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-19
REALTY NOTES.

General McLewee is the BUYER OF No 10 west
ss,.orty-drst-st.. which was recently sold Open
helm Bros & Veith are the eQyerS q tine
and SixtV-thrd sis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-19

The following clubs have been dropped from the
~, 30 the Metropolitan Association of the Am
-. Athletic Union for non-p yment of dues: 18th
separate Company a. A. and Mohawk A G. of
rushing n Y; Seaside C. Of staplst4n Holly
HaTsav CITY. VermiIye a. G. Shamrock EarrierS
md Central Turn Verein. of this city, and Larch-
mont a a. Of Larchmont
Manager Hurley has been compelled 10 bring
Erordham.s basketball season to close on account
of the conflict in practice of the baseball team
and the basketball hve.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-19


Erskine Hewitt and Lawrence Waterbury. both
of this city. in the second match. Hewitt took
the first set, but Waterbury won the following
ones easily, especially the last set The scores;
Waterbury ............-.... 10 10
The third match walkover for Payne whit
ney, of this city. whose rival was George Z; Ciark
jr.. of Boston. Whitney gave fine exhibition
and won in three straight sets. The scores;
q
The pair in the closing match were w r. Miller
of Montreal and NJ S Patton, of this city. The
scores.
Patton ............... Is IS y u 10
Miller Is 10
The contest will be continued to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-19
Doubtful Questions
of Title

Doubtful questions OF title are
submitted to the most careful scru-
tiny and are referred to the Commit
tee of Counsel, which is composed
of the best known real estate con
veyancers in the city Applicant has
selection of counsel should he so
desire.
The Harrison times., 1903-08-08
Not 0yer=WiSe-

T6sTe $ an old aIIegOrical picture of
,;,I scar-d at a graSS-hODPeT, but in the
at of trIading O. snake This Is par
al led bv TIE man who spends a large
s1T1 of pOnev building a cyclone cellar,
hut negecting to provide his family with
a bottle of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera,
and narrhOea Remedy as a safeguard
againt bowel complaint, whose victims
outn,mber these of the cyclone hundred
to oe. This remedy IS everywhere reg
ooIzed as the most prompt and reliable
s,SS-.ine in use for these diseases For
Hie by LA Safer, Watkins & COffman
and All Druggists