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New-York tribune., 1903-02-14
BILLIARDS.
Foss and Gardner to Play for Championship
Today.

Wilson z. Foss. the amateur billiard expert ana
champion defeated Edward W. Gardner in the
tournament at the Hanover Club Brooklyn. last
night for the National Association Of Amateur
Billiard Players championship. and tied with Gar
dner for the highest As result both men
viii again tonight to play the tie off for the
cha mpionship.
The game ended 3o1 to 80. Before the contest
Gardner had unbeaten record in the tournament
with FIVE victories his credit Foss lost one
game. The contest. a. was expected brought out
the largest attenda the match, and, although
II lacked the cha haracteristic averages and high
that have marked the other games-especialIy
the I'm which Foss took part-the contest was
extremely interesting and close throughout. II
took Foss about half hour to settle down, and
those familiar with his play said that ne was
bit ratified Both men however made many fine
shots. and each received hearty applause when
difficult shot was executed. II not until
Foss made his required number of points in the
thirtieth inning that it looked either mans game
Foss started the contest with count of 2. while
Gardner stopped at o In the following two innings
Gardner made is and 81 and led b+ IS points lie
kept the lead until the ninth inning. when FoSs
made a of 81, which sent him into the first
century. with a of 100 S6. Gardner in the
sixteenth inning took the lead again. and in the
following inning made 81 which increased his lead
to 2g to Foss's 169- Things went luckily with Gard
tied again and rolled cluster of 5s points
Foss's average was i and Gardner's 10 lo-2S. The
score:
Foss.e D. l. J. : Is. 81: 10 $s ? 2 q 90 q
~ o O. O. t o. 81 90 = = . 60 g. : l. Total SV'
IS 81 o ~ 10 o = IT, J. n r. oi l. o Total $50
average. 10 1919; high runs. 81. - and Fl
New-York tribune., 1903-02-14
YACHTS SPEED, % 3-5 MILES.
W B. Leeds's Mona Is Said to Have Made
that Average on Her Trial.

one OF the best American steam yachts recently
huilt is the Noma She constructed by the Bur
lee Company. at Mariners Harbor. Staten lslano
for William r. Leeds, president of the Cnicago
and Rock Island Railroad. and member OF the
syndicate that is building the candidate for
the defence of the Americas Cup
The Noma will have cost Mr. Leeds close TO
SnooHo when she is ready for the cruise "hich
he shortly intends 10 take in her. No yacht OF heI
size can mass her however for on her trial trip
this week Fire Island Lightship and oack s.ie %
is said to have made average OF y 80 nlIts a.
hour rernarka bic speed. The Noma Is htted VIII
all the la test improvements including telePnene
service. which extends to every department -,
board. The owners stateroonn. which occupies uis
entire width Of the yacht in the after part y
finished in white and gold with silk panels. 7 here
besides. eight etaterooms for guests, a ~
smoking room.
The Noms's chief dimeneiors are: 2se feet otes
all e3S feet waterline, 2s feet beam and le 1eet
inches drauGht
New-York tribune., 1903-02-14
REAL EST1 TIE.
Record Price for Circle Property
II .4djoins the Majestic Theatre.

new record price square foot for property
at the Grand Circle and Fiftyninth-st- was made
in the purchase by Albert Flake, of plot fronting
s2q feet in the Grand Circle. The other dimen-
sions of tho parcel are south line and
- feet on the line The plot is % feet south Of
the southwest corner Of Fiftynnth-st and Eighth
ave It adioins on the north the Majestic Theatre.
which Mr. Flake
Mr. Flake is said TO have paid about four times
the square foot price at which he bought The sd-
iourning parcel of about 1850 square feet He
bought the adjoining parcel in 1899, paving s296,
faN Tor il It i thought that the present record
nrIce for property fronting the Grand circle
viii soon be surpassed There is lively demand
for rronertfe= in the section. and this demand IS
said to be growing al 4 rapid rate.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-14
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

Es, John NJ Thompson: 1oe- -fo6 2 15:h-st f23 4
Union square - NT5.55s N2JI "a x1&i3 " x-2 n
~ - 1863 story bk hotel taxes etc-
s.. 665. \ Dam. defendant, L DoisNcrth ana
Blanche S.ts.us. also l. Union Square
alb of !5th-s+ forming L with above. --X
s. IL bk store etc: taxes ets
ssS4: parton sale L. 4 Uodsvorth \ Dam - al
Holland atty David Thomson ref sold TO same t'F
STe.J0o
By James I. Wells ia 76th-st 1871 # " 7f
Coumbus-ave. 2Oxf03. . story 2 dWg h. foreclosure
sale n 2 Wood aR- t4r1liuo Wilton 81 al pGttnu &
EIfsheirusr 4ttys- ,:uiterrusn ref. due on l1St
$50 - taxes stc. SFis
Friedenhsrg for 81 i5o. 22 w Slst-st : ,-ip
Q of = hS n torscloslT"
sale Greenwood f-euete-~ AK sitter al Peckhau
Miller a King 4ttvs. r EyCk- ref. due 90 judgL
Sl5 T4s 81 costs s5s3 -; etc. SIS So to the
plaintiff 50 n0o
BY 80 w Hlst 81. n q. $50 = OF
I'm ave a-,x ; = story hb = H. foreclosure sale
parties : I.srkiu ref due on tudst $40 tg2 -
costs Al axes ec Si"1" -, to the plaintiff for
New-York tribune., 1903-02-14
CYCLING.
Frank Waller Suspended by National Asso-
citation.

The following notice sent out Yesterday ny
the National Cycling Association board of control
These riders have been reinstated to the amateur
class Thomas Z. Tarment. FoXboro, Mass: lclcr
Hesse. jr-. Newark, n. J.; ". II. Owen, NeW-1ork
City.
For non-pavrnent of 1892 registration fees these
riders have been fined 8 and suspended until ,f les
paid: Howard Z. Freeman. Harry sta
Austin Crooks. T. P Kent, Oscar Julius. D Dale!
!. Berwyn and J. ConIin. F. 3 Kent has been
suspended pending settlement Of claims IN con
nection with the race meet conducted at MidolN-
town. Conn. August %. 1907
suspended National Cycling Association rider IN IN
Australia Hugh McIsean is fined so. to remain
suspended until is paid Frank Waller has
beer placed the suspended list until specned
claims lodged against him have taen settled ne
Austria lasiau Cycling Council Will he notthed OF
this action. Waller being in Australia for
conduct detrimental tn the sport Saxon NlluaTnS
has been suspended from all competition
New-York tribune., 1903-02-14
THE RESULTS AT INeLEsIoE.
Inglesde Cal. Feb. -5.-The weather was cIea,
and the track fast here to-day. Summaries:

InEleside CAL Feb -5.-The weather clear
and the track fast here to-day. Summaries:
First race selling: FnIturity Course)Iannes E lo2
u. Dayt. 10 / Won Ffgardon. Io5 tAlarieb Il 10 l.
second; Lee RoseWater. 100 Douovan). to l. third
Time l:l3ta Tneodora L Creedu1ore, Tortua. Honey
slckIe C'y-os Batidor. Alta Peggy. Reason Why and
Presuoius also
second race selling: furiongs)-Nellie Forest.
100 tEIeIv) TO won. Fonse, (Sheehau) 10 /,
second, Orana Bonner, third Time. 29S4
Arsgver InauEurator Tyrannus, sailor Isabella,
ira and Pat Morrissey also
Third race tseng: mile and fifty yards Expedl-
en CBozenany. 70 Won: Galanthus 1o4 Carson
% / second, Jrchin tW. Waldo. to !, third
Time 1:45 Matin Bell also
Fourth race (handicap seepechase: mile and half)
Duke If York II l59 tNattier). even, Mike
I42 Cairnes J. second: CorriIlo, I33 Sutherland
IG to J. Time 3-37i-- Mr.. Rose. Dagmar Favor
ITO and Red Steele also
riftb race Gandicap; six fu-iongs)-Princess Titans
JOS l3ulIman) TO won; Byron Rose 106 (Jenkiusl.
70 J. second. Stuvve. 102 &C KeIly1 10 to l. third.
Time I:i4f- keniWprth. Hontcn aud sal Sam also
ran
rcIvl 70 . Bucolo. as a. Daly to ,. second
.za1na "a m. Wilson,. Is /. third Time. f:2si.
1ernota Champagne, Rey Dare and Harry Thatcher also
New-York tribune., 1903-02-14
Spygg SPyogRgIS
DpoR1sr1fN'
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

RACISG.-At Hev-Crlesns and Oakland.
DOG sHow-westminster Kennel Club Madison
Square Garden.
ATHLETICs.-Coil+ss relay Boston Athletic
Association games
SWIMMING Triangular Al Ser-Iork
Athletic club.
HoCKEY.-Rrosn Columbia St. Nicholas Rink.
BASKFTBALj+-Tsle Cornell: University Penn
sviTanis ~ Brown. Harvard. National Athletic
Club Brooklyn: Bucknell Princeton; Lafayette. at
Dickinson.
FENCING.-Colun1bis Harvard dual meet; Cornell at
CUR11INCi--Cordon medal a Utica.
WATER PoLO.-At Ne7r-York Athletic Club
WHlST.-Ysle - Columbia q Knckerbocker Whist
Club
clair y. ;.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-14

Columbia defeated Harvard IN an intercollegiate
championship basketball game in the Columbia
gymnasium last night. The score was Is II.
Columbia exceIIed in speed and play
Harvards inferior in taking advantage OF oppor-
tunities for goals. Last nights victory makes II
nrobabIe that Columbia will be least second in
the intercollegiate league Earlier in the season
Columbia defeated Harvard az basketball by 14 10 l..
Harvard was the FIRST score. Columbia. how
ever Increased its pace. and Earle on passes from
Townsend. O'Counell and Fisher scored four goals
a. Intervals Of q few minutes. Before the hslf
closed Henderson for Harvard made field goal,
and Hsnsvan on long clean shot added two
points more 30 the Crimson tally. Columbia made
New-York tribune., 1903-02-14
SELLS BUILDING FOR s45o,ooo.

The four-story and basement building in Fiat
oush-ave occupied b. the firm of Iournesy Burn-
ham. was sold yesterday. by Jesse G. Woodruff.
the owner and builder. a NeV-YOTk capitalist
for $4,000. The change of ownership will not
affect the business IF .ourneay Burnnan1- VINO
viii continue 70 De the tenants. The site was
bought by Mr.. Woodruff In 1891. and he built the
present structure IL for the of the present
tenants II has = frontage in Flatoush-ave- OF
tI5 feet. and extends through 20 Livingston-st-
New-York tribune., 1903-02-14
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

.gs'oq .. fo. :: e { = Of F F2gsr Eci,so 39.,1:S q:
z7os4.sx7o: Jacobs csiis vosel- an
e75btst 4 :. 80 # " Of Amsterdam ave 5ox
1co5 Annie r Brandt to Amelia SpeTry' mort 60 ooo
Sane 9ropeTty: Amelia s6erry TO Lizzie -
lls9 i;aay. f-5.,... a=sioG = fi II:
Tosdvay. sd 10 10 3 elixlooz29 szlco. James
snDanv TTg F5STs fdSr5sag 70 100000
ar2,r6 aE yet2 s2reF 20 NG Rb5es65S 3opan $500
Madison Nos 161 ard lG;, 5 90 # : o.
beth Wc6S: nior1ssges S5g.oso-- Nominal
:. = of %1-aFe. -lIxlt4ll James
LarD9H rsfese to fhlne.andsF Real Estate 500
sstSat 4lag' No 100 Easl isxso Leo Levy to Henry
1fatastoo Io9 S s91SS s11SS:
tsT'nE'on-sV IL, r. Of s4E sveS fs5xioos Sin
st n : go - = o. -o-avs. "a %91 ss'i - = Iassx
7co eornT 5oi0 700 ~ sDi as ~ avS Corner
sG56 st. 53 2xl0o. James II IsrHuni referee
PARK Plscs No s. to o. n e corner Wasairscon-
81 6aaSes5 s5''t ruds " t is6st stc 31
fo7- fIx n s5s: lanes yn51 VI Tarnum referee. to
Rhiaelander Real Est COMPANY - - 'So'o'"
2ol.sz 7 IS sz n 1858 to Ie'th-s. 9t6x
laoN $50: William y clark 70 Harrtet a Ner>-+,ar
No S io4 4IEa Ff PaT 1szs ssTsh G2e-ndorfer
to Henry B Anderson mortgage. slo.oce- -, 100
Edgar Leaycraft to Jackrnsn T stockdale' +,
spring S41 =, No $50 5 a,rx556 " Washington-st,
Rrotberbo5d WINE Company mortgage coo Nominal
Zobe o Joshua NJ SpraEUc. mortgage, ss1p's /
'3 7s Gs s1s2 * ,sa Annie Ann Wsen y: TO
lo7t6s5. 21R3r No Sos. ; 24 Of Riversi: Drive
adan,- r7rrt-Tre $40 00, Nominal
7th ave n y corner J3Tx
s6.5N 5T.4. 6th-avs. 3ith-st- 10 *
1S4 Ok III .2x1S7.4 1th- n corner I4th-St
n = 4x lOBx
r., f.staf y l-omr4Gr -. 5s7 900
I04th ~ II ~ Of Ma1hsttsn-ave, -5x
100 II. aT-h-sr y Of Central Park
Tti5sIa5ds ' F,esi Es5a,e Company 20 100
f.tIl-st n " ot 6th-ave. Ss.2xlO33. l2tn-
81 : - Il " Of ave. SS.6Nid3-3: Ith-sve.
cor I2th-s 2I26 70 . GreenVicE-
Q rs. Irtr-ave n iJ5@; otn-
ave. " corner 12th--t te3-3XIT; 9Th ave n "
corner l2th-st. 6xf0gx irregular; 9Th ave
y corner Washington square North. 22bNX
irregular: Jth-RvC. corner clinton
Place. ;sJxI.5; BrOadwsv. Nos 40 and 4IS.
- Itth-st ;'6. 10 II y of StE-sFs
243 ] xf5.1 * I2:} :xf f99T. shave, corner
18th -st fOxInlX irregular, Tth-ave- u cor
ner T2th-st 1855 to f3th-s It Tt0o, 14th-st.
$50 # O 7th-avs 1OGxf1J: 18Th s : 100 Z
II 6th-ave 2NxfG3{. James VI Nsrnuu1- 49,
referee Rhinelander Estate Company L. o4t-"o
New-York tribune., 1903-02-14
GYMNASTICS AT N. 7. U.
Yale, Princeton, Pennsylvania and New
York University Take Part.

A large and enthusiastic crowd the quadr1pls
exhibition in the New-York University gymnasium
by teams from Yale Princeton. University of Penn
syIvania and New-York University last night 1t
was strictly an exhibition points were
awarded. The monotony done away with by
the addition Of several special contests + l.
Efason, Of University of Pennsylvania, former cap
of Yale and all round intercollegiate cham
pion in 1901 took part in four contests but his work
was hindered by a fall from the horizontal bar De
Soa's work the parallel bars and flying rings
was exceptionally good P NJ kempf, captain OF
the Pennsylvania team and last years intercoi-
Iegiate champion the rings, did especially well
also The Princeton team gave its usual excellent
performance on the balancing and double uapeze-
P. s Jones. E. s. Sonnet and A Speer gave good
exhibition Of tqIn2Ilng in a special 3 NUM- NUM- =
Brayden OF New-York University. twice winner IN
first. CAPTAIN ". {, Be1cheT and E 5. Peck. of
New-York University showed that they will be
Gaming cIarpjonships " L. Anderson of Yale.
did excellent or on the hoTizontSl d ana sine n foT
the horizontal and side dance was gIven1, wen, IN IN
Wac,7rarken and Miss Helen Miller Gould were
among the spectators. Summary:
Horizontal osM Anders0R and L De 9ls = xsl T.
Esson and 3 Roe University Of Pennsylvania s
Parallel bars De 9oa ana q,t : n,se = Diaterle
Holzhausr and F. I5angsr rreG5 m zfra a and W q
Balancing rapeze Especial eventC. Karow. Princeton
Side horseff R wskeman and " l. md anderson. 1g7
yersltv. E l. Ella SON University Of Pennsylvania
Flying rngs-L De SoIs ard I II Warner, Yale; 4:
ChiIdress nd e. WaIloVer, Princeton P NJ heTTpt
and e l. Eliason. University II PENNSYLVANIA; C.
ProChszka nd Peck. New-York University
Baton swinging Especial eveHtl-W. H Tomlinson,
Double trspeze Especial event-F- g wallower and I
T. Rlakeman. of Princeton
". J. Heraann University Of Pennsylvania: 6 p. A.
Brayden and A. Z Stevens illuminated clube), of
University
Tunbng-I II Warner. G. Kogel and II. L. Auder-
son Yale: L NJ DuuuinE a Childress Princeton;
2 Scheuer and G. 4 De,erIe. Pennsylvania: D Lane,
4 Hardy W Williamson and : L. Miller. New-Fork
University.
A Princeton
New-York tribune., 1903-02-14
THE ALGONQUIN IN REALTY TRADE

II was reported yesterday that the Algonquin
Nos. 80 and So West FOrty-foUrth-st-- which was
recently sold to DTs. A. n. and d. H. Smith by the
Puritan Realty Company, figured in a trade ne
properties in the trade said 20 nave been tne
plot owned ny the Drs- Smith ar the southwest
corner of FOrty-SecOnd-st and Madtsou-ave- ana
Nos. 70 and Il East Fortv-frst-st. The corner plot
has frontage Of Ia feet in FuTty-seCond-st ana
Of $50 feet in Madison-ave. For the old dVelling
house No 314 MadisOr-ave- lot 36tX2a feet Stt
the southwest corner Of FortySecOnd-st- and Madi-
son-ave the Drs smith paid Sg50Cco. at the rate
s244 2 font
New-York tribune., 1903-02-14

Hess Co Paul a Msyrovitz. The opticisn; elsT,,
the basement store No ct Fffth-ave-. for term
of I'VE years also the following private houses:
Is East Thirty -first-st.. Tor Dr. Edwin " cox 20
James A. Garland; . West Forty-eizhth-st toE
Mrs ". 4. Downing Jacob p Ward. - tast
Thirty -ninth-st for J. Woodward Haven. - VIII
lam u. Hatch: lss East Seventy -fourth-st- for
William l. Sutphin
The McVicka- Realty Trust Company has teass1
for the Commercial ASSURE nee Company of London
the ground floor of it's building at Pine and VIII
lam sts.. together with a part Of the third hocF
to the banking firm { " ". Harris Co for
a term Of ten years. At the aggregate rental OF
about Ssn0nst
New-York tribune., 1903-02-14
THE RACETRACK.
Two Favorites Beaten in the Contests al
New-0rfcans.

Naw-Orieans. Feb. I3.-L Etrenne and Chickadee
the beaten favorites to-day. McWill1ams was
claimed of the fifth race for s1.Sz5 by T. +
Mannix. The weather was cloudy, the track fairly
good Summaries:
First race six Birch Broom io
second, Noweta, 100 CRohbinsl TO third. Tine' 1
Doc Wood, Exapo. Orpheum and FlaHlboysnt
(selling twoyear-ods: three and onehalf
fgronss-ffaP6y 9o9ligsn JOS 'fosI) TO r3:e :: W2a
Joe frindseyl IL to ; third Time 04 Billy jackson
St Roche and J. Reiff also ran.
q WINFIELD. 9 10, Won; Boomerack 100 CFVierl IL 10
to J. second [ssuvis III 4Ronerts0n 1 10 " e
Pearhnder. Madeira and kiss Quick also ran
won Buramer. % Treanorl. 5 to l. second I E'renns
sr.5, s NJ Wake bB s13 e to BSdh S 5nrd also Ts ran ~
ffth race selling enc mile and an senS9n Io9
ruler, to S second: willard J. lo8 OiuihoIand,, 5o
to J. third l-ne 's nc rn1ns w 1I1s I s7so
sixth zone mile and sixteenth(-JiT CLARK IL
Codom even Albert Dewey 10 G,ndsey) az to
Time f49z Fair Lass Great American Major NsnslF
Right True. Adelante and Cork also ran
ENTRIES.
Firs, race selling; furongs-Dodie s 81 nss0 ,o0
rsne as 9Fsgsn 49, &C. s Mis- Hsmf s9g fe nS FL 1o each
Hunt. JOS. and Moabina swordsuan and kalonia
2econd race purse: tfreeyearold FLIES furlonss
Musical Slipper Athelrose, Wilton. Lady Mistake
Ts Mse E96em Ade fas1 aad Bf4 i R1o6n9 55 10 zach
Third thandcap; one and one-slNteent1 miles,
100: Ben Chance io1 barbara Frstchie 1O The ton
queror II. 1o7 and PohesT Ill, ILL 6, ooo a4s5 st fr
l2ngRoyal DeceiyeT ~ Joses 1oa an & Ais44s Hsrg ~ -
Kau Kaher. st Cuthbert and If You Dare. II" each
Fifth race selling one and half mes,-Iohn Bull
John Potter and Accoiade 81 each Tannany Chief and
t'ey-lon 1o4 Satin coat 1O5. and Adelante. JOS
sixth rae pgrse one IIqsfe 1o2 eae and
Old Hutch and Hsrrs 1o5 each
New-York tribune., 1903-02-14
CRITERION CLUB TO BUY.

The Criterion Club has decided to exercise its
option to buy No. 6s5 Flfth-ave. The present home
Of I'll. club is the northwest corner Of Forty
thrd-st and F1fth-ave
New-York tribune., 1903-02-14
TILE INSURANCE COMPANY BUYS.

II announced yesterday that the Title Inslir
ance Company OF Nev-York which is Incorporated
with the New-York Mortgage and Security Com
pany. had made important purchase and con
templated the extension its business and the
ton of a Office building The property
purcha Sed includes the premises at No. ~ Mon
tsgue-st- and No f63 Pierrcpont-st- Brooklyn with
total depth of e0 feet and frOutagss OF - teet on
each OF the uhoroughfares named The site will bs
occupied by i've story office building. which viii
eventually be occupied exclusively by the Title
com
New-York tribune., 1903-02-14

Monte Carlo Feb. 13.-Tbe results Of the third
round in the international chess tournament we're
q follows:
A1aroczy beat Mieses. Sicilian Opening in thirty
six moves: Taubenhaus beat Moreau, Ruy Lopez
Opening in twenty-five moves: TeichUann beat
Feggin Petroff's Opening in thirty-seven moves.
and the game between Marco and Schlechter, Ruy
Lopez Opening. was drawn in thtrty-sereII moves
Foi!IsbIITy beat Albn, Queens Cambit. in fifty two
moves The games between Tarrasch and Wolf
and Marshall and Mason were adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-14
NJ Y A: c. SWIMMING CONTESTS.

The Nep--York Athletic Club will hold a swim
ming carnival tonight. Many well known swim
rners are entered. There will also be water polo
game between the Yale team and the New York
Athletic Clubs second team. The judges f.
Carroll Schaeffer, or Reading. holder of every
American championship from 100 yards n miie:
! III Sterrett Of Philadelphia: Dr. W -. Ander-
son Of Yale: Har1capper 7 F, o.Brien. of the
metropolitan district. Robert Stoll. Mortimer Rish-
on Jack" Abeel and Charles Reed.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-14

- sbuer o. Thomas a Surrogate q the County cf
YDrL is hereby given all persons h4vir=
claims against JQScpb \ Dean. late q County of
deceased the same. with Vouchers
thereof r. the subscribe. hts place
business ~ the oscs CD R1ou1Hsd Lif-eU. II
street in CIrv Of New YORK before the 6Sth
dsv ~ August next. ARTHUR DEAN. Executor
patel ~ work tho e9rn Jas ~ JsuIarv iaaG
BIr1SfFTF-T.p I.ITTFII Attorney Tor Executor.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-14
MORTGAGE EoR 5000. 900.

Among the mortgages recorded yesterday was
the following paper:
Empire City subway COMPANY Limited 70
Mercantile Trust Companv trustee. supple
mortgage deed OF trust On ali SUD
LAVA e''I 1a5s Sge. interest ...-I...... scoc ooo
same 70 same supplemental mortgage or deed ot
trust. being mortgage NT go OF trust tor
reception ,i light aud p~Ser conductors
or the Edison Illuminating Company sub"ayS
etc. constructed prior to JauLaray j. 1905 49, 90.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-14
HOCKEY.
New-York Athletic Club Beats Brooklyn
Skating Club to g.

The NeB--York Athletic Club defeated the Brook
lNn ska ting Club easily last night by Of
s. In the 9rst half the local team put up a good
exhibition. and the half ended TO In its favor.
II the second half however the Winged Foot repre-
Sentatives began in manner that showed they
wanted win. and they soon had the Brooklyn
club st their mercy. The summary
New-York tribune., 1903-02-14
ORGANIZE sEDFoRp COUNTRY CLUB.

The Bedford Country C1Gb. with capital OF
s7eHH. haf been organized by wealthy residents
g Bedford and Mount kisco. II viii build a club
hoUs- a7 ont ni1e-hoie Golf course tennis
r,-rfs etc. The directors are Colonel William Jay.
Eichsrc P Lounsbery. Thomas E KIRBY. Clarence
u whitman. William ID Male and William
Ss-lis-
New-York tribune., 1903-02-14
ICE TRoTTING.
Guesner Lowers the Record for Mile on
the Ottawa Track.

Ottowa. Feb. 12-Guesner. owned by Den7arest
lowered the ice record here to-day rom 2lS9t to
217a4 the mile track Of the Ottawa Ice Racing
Association. The 2.fs24 record was made by Jewell
a half mile track last winter
New-York tribune., 1903-02-14
ATHLETIC NOTES OF INTEREST.

John Joyce. of the Pastime Athletic Club has
been suspended for thirty days, dating from Jsnu-
arr 81 for refusing to the inner field at Mad-
san square Garden a set of games when ordered
TO do 50 by the officials. He has been suspended
for thirty davs additional for competing in the Mo
hawk Athletic Club games February while
under suspension. and has also been ordered to
turn the prize he won a that meeting.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-14
WILL TRY TO KEEP UP PRICE.

A. special meeting Of the Retail Coal Dealers
Association yesterday il decided that the re-
tai price should remain S 50 4 ton until the end
Of the winter.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-14

the last point of the period throw by Fisher
The score stood to for Columbia at the end OF
the first half Fisher opened the second nali
auspiciotslv for Columbia BIZ field goal but
Henderson Al once scored for Harvard zach team
then scored on a goal from foul Columbia drew
steadily ahead till the tally stood Il 70 H. Column
his got one more field goal before the game finished
New-York tribune., 1903-02-14
-Hnrk 4 .


The next intercollegiate hockey championship
game under the auspices of The intercollegiate
League IL competition for the St Nicholas Cup.
Wild take place at the st. Nicholas Rink this even
ing between the teams representing Brown and
Columbia universities
New-York tribune., 1903-02-14
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

Abusr C. Thomas . Surrogate Of the County of N-v
vor 1o.trs hereby given persons having claims
szsiDC Cecilia Emma lie Barber Mestta late Of Pa-fs
Fr1r.s deceased To present tho with Vouchers
thereof to the thstr place q rsnsct7S
Office Guthrie. Cravsrh Hsn+er5a7.
n a. Val street Borough Manhattan. City O.
New York o. OF before the 10th day OF June next
Datef New YorN. the Str day o. December. 1902
EDMOND BELLY. - Exs-utor.
GUTHRIE. CRANATH & HENDERSON Attcrreys I1r
Executors 80 Wall street. Borough q AaaAa-1sa'
New
New-York tribune., 1903-02-14
eARRlck THEATRE moRTeAeeo.

Annie T Har-igan has uoTtgagsd the Garricb
Theatre. which IS on the north side Of Thirtyffth
st. 100 feet east OF StxLh-ave.- Tor $500" At 81.
per cent, TO the Title Guarantee and Trust com
New-York tribune., 1903-02-14
HERMANN I-IN PURsUANCE

- 81 order Hon. Fr1ns fitzgerald. Surrogate
Of 80 county of uuti-r hereby given S.
persons having claims against H1snu J. Hansen. l&ts
of the Ney Nors. deceased. present tll-
same vouchers thereof. subscribers thet-
place or AZ, ch-
borough Of N4uhttfsu. City % York.
before 2uth day = June. usN, Dated New York.
fhe y December. isHl-
FRANCIS e. HANSEN. TRITL HILL EWALD NON
ME.R Administrators. &
MATTHEW e. TULLY. Attorney f7c Admin lstrstor AIS
Broadway. Borough q Maahattau. the Clty e New