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New-York tribune., 1903-01-08
TWO RIVAL HEALTH OFFICERS.
Kingston Doctors Do Not Know to Whom to
Reuort-Death Rate Decreases
TBT TEIEGFArH 70 IHE TRIRCSE-I

Kingston Y L Jan IA novel condition OF
affairs prevails IN The Health Department Of this
cirv which the ocgrts VIII b. called upon 20 ad-
,-- - .17e reorganization or the Board 81 Health
- veal, Alderman Richard LeUehsn Vas chosen
sanitary :-sr..cfc- Henry = Doison. brother of
Pos. master F,oisY- who has been Inc inspector for
S. e-sl wears past refuses 10 Vacate The Office on
the ground that the place being in The competitive
class under the rules Of the Municipal civil Service
Commission be cannot BE- removed except Tor
csuSe
Thus ereie day both men promptly report fo-
dfts Deson refuses give Up MS desk or papers
sno each man IS cn the watch for special service
While one Is posting Quarantine not'ceS n one
rsrr of the city the other Is officially inspecting
sanftsrx conditions in another section The city
doctors in . ouzndaTy over the sltuat'oa o
CIV one II fh@se physicians having a case or
-vnoofd fever went the city Hal 10 report II
Finding in charge. and not kHo"lilg
which 70 recognize he sat dow ana a1ofessed =
postal cerd 10 the Health Department mean
Trlsic tre genera health OF the city seems excel
enf tie December s9earh rate being only thirteen
per thousand the ,oV est or record afd less lil1"
any other citg rhe Hudson
New-York tribune., 1903-01-08
HE RESULTS AT SAN FRANCISCO.

san Francisco Jan. THE weather was cloudy
and the track fast at Oakland to-day The results
of the races were follows:
First race (seIIirg: Futurity Coursel-onyx IL %
Reed. to . won; Father Wentker liS a. psly) 8 TO
/ second Nauahka, a6 tConnelp S to ! third Tine
Wayne stella Perkins and Royal soprano also
furIorss-Tapd Water rs CBulmau1, even. won: Ruby
Ping 1e Doqnelly even ees9nd c2scsi1f Poni 1 11
Wsdsworth Ambrta. Royal Guard. Canonicus and Miss
Ragnn also ~
Third race Gruturty Coursel-I.oysl g f2e fEsa4sch
% won MT Dngle, 1o4 tseiI. TO l. second; Little
Margaret f04 tBirkenruth: to third Time H.
Tonny knight King Herald Gladys Bell also ran.
Fourth handicap; one and one-sxteenth niles
ruth II second The Fretter, 100 Cansch) IL TO
l. third. Time. 1:47 Lord Badge and Sir Hugh also
Fifth race lsens: SIX furlongs,-1rsne IIndsey rs
.7urnsl to . won The Pride lqt Waterbury,, II 70
third. Time. 11314 Ali Kitty Kelly, Stuyve ARTILLERY
man. s. Winfred Lapidus and Huachuca also ran
Sc Reed. l. won: Horton III (BuIlman). 70 l.
second Jim Hale 105 CRrkenruth) to . third. Time.
1:+$- Byronerdae and Rollick also
The entries for tomorrow Il follows:
First selling; one Tniie-Sol IIchtenstein lo6'
Hutch Milsr 100" IarTg VIII lGs; Lecturer lo6 Piat9n
Lone Fisherman 104 Gawaine. 1o3: Bacchus oi sleep
ing Child. l06. -
mel 105: Merwan 1O2 Penance fo4 snare 1o2 calzade,
100. IioIy 100: Epicure i05; Isabelets 1O4: Young
NARROW ioo; Muller 100: Modicur, 1o5 Kantanga
Third race CurdIe handicap onequarter miles,
1aor Favorite 1a5; Loyal 33 Duke Of York II 100
Fourth thaudicap. seven flrlcngs)sivta Talbot
los; Gold Ben no. Gavioa, 114 Claude, 10; Gold Van
FIFTH race +seilng: one miIe-reyfeld LoIwelsea
9a Bo1nie Lissak I0s RSsn e ~ rsr o l0g; Hana
Rey Dare. 100; Ultruda. l01: Johnnie Mctarty. le6 &C.
SIKH I6 Tse Rel Wac bg i q on,ton a4 sna4 100
sister Jeane. 9s; Dora J, 9s Yellow Tail 93
New-York tribune., 1903-01-08
AUTOMOBILE MAKERS MEET.
To Invite Senators and Congressman to Good
Roads Convention-New Members
Elected

An interesting meeting of the executive commit
tee of the National Association of Automoohe
Manufacturers held at the Offices OF the or
ssuizatfoD in Forty-second-st. yesterday after
noon. The committee announced the nominations
for places on the executive committee to be voted
for at the annual meeting on January % 1hls
committee in turn elects the president The names
announced last night were II. Ward Leonard
Windsor T. White Lucius I. Gibbs, l. H. Page
and T. S Fish. The term Of Office Is three years
All are renominated except Mr.. Page. who IS 10
axe the place of W. c. Baker. who has retired
The manufacturers will endeavor 10 aid the CIoon
Roads Convention in every way possible ana sen
ators and Congressnen will be invited 10 the an
nuaI meeting for the bettermeut of the highways
A special committee appointed 10 arrange for
standardizing lamp brackets. Proposed chahses 80
in the constitution and bylaws were discussed the
amendments TO be acted at the annual meet
ing
New active members elected yesterday were me me
Ajax Motorvehicle Company of New ork ana tne
General Automobile and Manufacturing Company
of Cleveland. The associate members elected were
the Badger Brass Manufacturing Company, New
York Edison Company. Fiske Rubber Company, h
Franklin Peterson Company and the r w De-
foe and the c. T. Richards Company.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-08
KILLS HORSE AND INJURIES BOY.
Team Runs Away and Is Stopped by Police
man After an Exciting Chase.

A team OF horses of one of the big DEPART
r1ent stores ran away at One-hundred and
forty second st. and wilis-ave. yesterday after
noon, knocked over boy and horse. killing the
horse and injuring the boy, nearly hit half a
dozen school teachers and their principal in
front OF the schoothouse at One-hundred- and
forty-siSth-st- and Cortlsndt-ave.. and dragged
policeman two blocks. dashiug themselves and
him against n stone wall
Henry Martin. the driver. delivering
goods when the team became frightened by
some unknown cause and up Willis-ave. At
One hundred and fort y-fourth-st. the team ran
into and knocked over a horse driven by Her
man Kross. fifteen years old The horse was
killed by the wheels of the wagon crushing his
ribs. but the boy rolled out of harms way He
was bruised about the body and a doctor took
him home. not seriously injured. The team ran
on to Cortlandt-ave. and One-hundred-and-
fcrty-sixth-st where Miss Eliza NJ Ball, the
principal OF the school there. was crossing the
street with five young women teachers. They
scampered out of the way screaming. but sew
eral would have been knocked down if Police
man David Mccarthy, of the Alexander
station, had not jumped for and seized the
bride OF one of the team, causing them to
swerve. He was Immediately dragged of his
feet. but he. held on. The team ran through
One-hundred- and -forty-eighth- to Park-aVe
dra gging Mccarthy off his feet every once in A
while. tearing his shoes apart and pulling his
uniform pieces. He badly shaken up
and his arms were in bad shape from holding
to the bride.
The team did not stop until it got to Park
ave. where it confronted by stone wall
Of the railroad crossing The horses banged up
against this. throwing themselves off their feet
and falling backward Mccarthy was Tuns
against the wall but was not badly hurt- Inc
horses were cut and bruised. but not danger
ously injured. Mccarthy got new uniform
and shoes and went back TO duty
New-York tribune., 1903-01-08
BLIZZARD SWEEPS THE WEST.
Telegraph and Telephone Wires Down and
Trains DELAYED.

= Paul Jan. Dispatches received here say
+,a+ the blizzard which set in Dakotas last
night has swept across Minnesota 70 Wisconsin.
and to-day prevails over the entire Northwest The
telegraph companies report that the wires ali
through the Northwest are badly crippled In some
Of the Western sections details can be learned
ss the wires are all down and number OF places
have been cut of from communication with the
outer world A number OF towns in Montana and
the Da kotas are snovbound. and il is feared that
great damage VIII be done to stock
Railroad traffic throughout the Northwest is Sc
-io1lsv crippled Almost every train into this city
this morning vas from nine hours late The
md i bjaz-inS gale and the Is drifting 50
i impossible for the trains TO SeI through
in some places
Council Bluffs Iowa. Jan. Last nights Tild
storm destroyed temporarily every electric light
circuit IN the city blew in large number Of plate
glass windows. and did other damage. The heavy
WIND continues to-day. with light fall Of snow
The storm is general throughout Northwestern
Iowa
Kansas CITY No. Jan "a gale has prevailed in
tnis part OF the State for the last twelve hours
AS result trains are less delayed. and the
telegraph and Telephone service has been harrrered
40 serious damage Il reported
bloomington Ill. Jan A blizzard. accompanied
l,v The teaviest snowfall OF the winter. is raging
ir Central Illinois Railroads reporting delayed
traffic owing 70 the heavy DRIFTS The mercury Is
falling TapidtN-
Memphis Jan Reports from the South
-rezr are that high wind has prevailed for twelve
hours seriously Interfering with telegraph ana
Telephone communication. At o'clock TINS arter
mon the Western Union felesraph toThpah! san! san
that an wires 10 Texas and Southwest LOUISIANA
points were interrupted
T4oo=i.- rails. Y Y Jan. A heavy snowfall
which has prevailed and still continues tonight
has caused delay. general traffic and rural mail
New-York tribune., 1903-01-08
LONG SHOTS WIN AT NEw-oRLEANs.

New-Orleans Jan. Six favorites were beaten
here to-day, long shots winning IN four races
King Barleycorn was run up TO 800 and sold to
L. Y. Beew Uranium sold at private sale
TO H. Gernon for $500 Weather fine: track slow.
The summaries:
First race six furiongso--shovman. 1os (MchasIs)
% to won ReEai pseeiyer los M eRderso9} 20 to
i:1s+s Uranium. The wizard Doc Wood. Criticism spec
Second race (seiTng; furongs)-HazeI H. 1o1
hnToe Il to & Top fop % Ssaon LIZ G 5 To- 10 5r
Daddy Bender Brookston. Playlike and Marion Lynch
alos ran -, ,oo ,r,o,,
won Philo 81 tMe!ntyre to 10 Sec9nn Fiskis SAINT @
1os D9neg1nl 60 t.ce5 t9 third .o e l7 Marie Bell
Fourth race ohandicap one Mitigate Tenn; ~ ge
second Brief q Mie3, to =, third, Time. 1:4s1s
Filth race five ane one-half furongs, thlana 1o7
oe Won Al enTy MeDanet l. lf2 65rG 1Batts-e T,-e
eRev5 ] Ba99 66 cts. saI an 5nd also GaTs Tsn Marco
sib race selling one ana onssi1teent nies,ng
T5sreycorn. 100 CIaack). so to Won The he Messenser
third Time. 15l saTilla seazel FIsnepT Linz
also
The entries for tomorrow as follows:
lo9i Lexington Bess. o2 Prince Tulane 1oe; agnes @
bss 5s2 nesa asTens oa a "ii'0" o fao'ns s' l'
6 S1oSna Msvbn 5aee as Ldy 81 shrine a
ian Iol: Bedlam. 1e1 Alpaca l92' Dr. schaof Io1
Kahier 1Oe W.,
come aFr fFst ssfs s Pageant 90 osskin s
Iiarss de4; S5TsnsT Les FOB 6e Pincs Ri Rcbsrd H.
Fourth race tthe Jackson Handicap 81 900 added one
easaf ] fRTsy ss s3 LADY Brg eor @ ae ss
Hunter Major Tenny 100 and Pothesn los coupled
Ff race & andeaP M Ash six ga 1 s TRf
selling a sdr..5 e and sse9z as Ami. Ta7
sta ~ Noabins. 10s; Joe Doughty 1o4; Econe. los
New-York tribune., 1903-01-08

should he made 10 the existing Law 70 remedy
this condition. | recommend. therefore that
where changes have not been sanctioned hv the
State Civil Service Beard or the Governor that
no salaries shatl he paid ny the local authorities
or VIE state Treasury. and that the power 10
enforce such payment in the courts shall he
denied Fiasrant violations of this law have
frequently occurred through these court orders
7no employees IN the competitive class have been
abe ~ secure that through The court which has
been sno should be denied them under the stat
ufes which exist Tor governing the Civil Service
Of the State
trust that the results Of your deliberations
and Of your action may he such a TO merit
continued appreciation of the citizens of the
state can but pledge YOU my cordial co-opera-
ticn IN carrying out and still further ad-
vancing the standard of our State in the ad-
-ninLstratio Of its affairs
New-York tribune., 1903-01-08
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

I II Ludlow & Co have sold for William
oothout r OF santa BsTbsTs 1d th t9r fHS
St 100 feet east Of Park-sve to Scnocn g FiscneI'
Psrrv P9 & McLaughIin have sold to Mrs. H. A.
Reiph for James T. Barry. Nos t - ana r5cE
astbouse. The seller took in exchange vscant Tc
plot 1eox1Oo feet at White Psins R2a1 s a. sJ IY
beth-st and a vacant plot 1"cxleo feet at Fio"el-
81 End Second-ave. -.
stensqs ~ and 90 r sase eco1dave o0l W tWo old three
s4oTv bindings 4 seven story hathouse will be
o9ils Mandataum De & Levine have bough: from Dr.
William A. Rodgers Nos l0 It: aS;o ~ Iss n3d TsS
ChrvstiA-st forming altogether a plot SSsxuo
feet which is covered by old three story ouiid-
bovale & Thisry have sold the FIVE stoEg brick gici
for julius stolotf. Mr. kaufman for invest
msnt MTs Betty Baer has sold to Jacob weinstein
No 80 East TTenty-frst-st-, three story dwell
ing house on LOT ~ 3xse fef the brokers in the sale
Of the properly at the northeast corner OF V snty
u BISHOP TO the Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
ra1y rb sale Of No 50 East Thirty-sevenths BY the
cb5ndIer estate was also negotiated by Horace :.
Fly q p Pierson has sold No. fs West Fifty
trird-st. four story dwelling house, on los TX
s Sastsv asS uenha has sold No MeT5 s- Eshty sSd
seventhst f9nr TLGry bos a9 no o1 Ioo fasf
george RI Mcfarland has sold No 3 West Nine
f tist5-ss veng l9qr house. e' on lot sxio6s feet
Charles E. SCHUYLER Co have sold ole. fGs ins 'ns
leI GoII,ubtIs-ave- two five story fathouses with
Stores on plot 81 Sx16O feet between Ninety-stxth
and Ninefy-Sevsnth StS-
r J. Sachs has sold for Lena Baum, No o Lud--
Iov--st a SIX story tenement house on lot 2bxs'
Porter 4 CO. have sold for William Burns Nos
III ff3 and 115 West One-hundred-a nd
ord-st three three STORY and basement brick ana
stone front dwelling houses. on plot osbxseI res,
Chandler Robbins ls reported 70 have sold No -
f-ont dw1eJJiue house on q lot 20xfa-3 feet
Nathan Harris has sold for Mary n Bftsch 30
as West Thirty-ninth-st-. a three story tenement
house on lot 25x95.s feet -, = Ia
Cohen & GIauber have TeSold 70 oaiioeI an o. ~
building on lot 25xs0 feet at the northeast coFhe
az Attorney and Brooue sts - =.
T,ss4 Ffftv-thirei-st. which reported sold on
tuesday She recently sold Nos Is ana % ras-
sfxtv-fo;1rf hist. August tecksher
X W Appleton is the buyer OF ~, - 2 s-sss
rss.,t .tsth-sf " r. Pease of Ne es5 Park-sNs-
an5 Mr. Kate shea Of No 81 West FoTty-sixtn-st.
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS
f-orave-avs east side f1s feet north Of One
New-York tribune., 1903-01-08
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Lipnsn. Mas. and another 80 lawyers TUE
az e;fb-st 9esr : per cent
Purcell John ] to Minnie Nelly 18TH st.
=, 80 It CT Fox 'Smpsonl ST. = Years per
The James mcCreary Realty Corporation 70 Tfrie
Guarantee & Trust 90. 1}th-st. 4 s "a r
Of 5th-ave: also lots 81 and % map. Hy spins
Ter; also part Of lots IN rea- Of above. also lot
Kee rank T. 70 Manhafrs1 Mortgage company.
1T4th-st. =. 100 f : Of Audubpn-sve. year.
McMorrov. Patrick to c;reenvyich savings Bank.
Park-ave- y corner. i15th-st. I year a. per
Dornbusch. Wm F. to En1igrart Ina savings
Bank Maiden Lane n u corner WHliaul-st. 1
Stokes. y Phelps 70 John : FrtEEe. Park ave
No 81. n corner Soth st No 1e5- -
Zipser. Amelia. 20 Jonas we'll and another 9th-
s.st:o Nc c6T- @ " ~ T1bc, 2 gsb4r
:. 325 II " ~ shave. J year D per cent
RoIsar Louis. the Gaines Roberts Company.
trustee 49th-st. :. 80 fl . ot 4th-ave Old
FozenfeId TEna,z II. to TitIe Guarantee ami Trust
-. ID ave. No t5f ; years t'= POT cent
pany list -. No a2g East. wears. fle per cent
ssmueis Julia. ard another. 'o the Italian sav-
Ssrnleis Julia 70 Bertha Jacobs same property.
prior mortgage. $3.50. , years, per cent gold
..@ % - Co. - n. FrIicrs7r TnirIstrfsI SAVINGS
Bank sd :. Ia Il Of Sth-aye,
s;chTacterberg. Louis r. tc the New-Tors say
fuEs Bank. fJist-st. 10 ft ? q Broadway
Iu1 Docembar l. 1907. Ne per cent--..-..-..-.---
Chisholm. stewart IT. and another 70 James 7
O-ShauSiluessr. sd st. No 81 to 36 West. also.
:sed-St No ~ % - West demand. .---..--
MsrEeI .Iulius. the Lawyers Title Insurance.
Courauy. Bruoune---. corner Cbryst 81.
due IauIlarg I. I9dS. A. Pc cent ---..---.--
7v-oisr James % last River savings Institution.
ff3-h-s, No 2aT East. Years pr cent
Same 20 same 1i3th-st. Nc -; t-ast > years.
y,slsr. Peia u. ana another 70 Eovery savings
Bank. II :. - u s OF tS'th-st . years
Bs1Gisy Par Reaitv COMPANY to Lawyers rue iasir
ance Company. Broa. AWAY. - conner Bfsre- 81
due January I. 1905 ~ per cent.-------- ---l,
New-York tribune., 1903-01-08
The Lawrence Successfully Passes Her Final
Trial in Massachusetts, Bay.

Boston ian The torpedo boat destroyer Law
renee the first of her class built by the Fore Hiver
Ship and Engine Company. successfully passed nsr
final government trial to-day in a straish'a"ay
Dash across Massachusetts Bay. at a speed exceed
ing the required twsnty-six knots an nour- Sne
made ma xirnur, speed of twenty-nine knots some
weeks ago over a measured mile off Provf1cetoNh
which was knot in excess of the governments re-
quirement The trial to-day was 70 prove nes en-
dGrance at high sneed during hours run ana ner
ability TO make short and quick STOP aLu
after passing through the test satistacferlty IN
lea
New-York tribune., 1903-01-08
HOCKEY.

TIE Hockey Club of New-York defeated the
BROOKLYN Skating Club at the Clermont Avenue
Fink Brooklyn, last night by score of 10 to ,
For the first ten minutes of play the Brooklyn
an with its new Canadian players. Wills
nd Hsrn,ar seemed likely to Win but the visiting
team made the first score on lightning goal by
Newberry and the excitement became intense
ZEN 7iuiIfes later when Huntington tied the
NcHeuzie three minutes later made the second
gosI fn- the Hockey Club. Then the Skating Club
Tisd +he score again q fine shot by Harman. who
n~ornises 10 become good player; Mckenzie. Rus
cell and Phillips scored in rapid succession after
this and the half ended with the score 10 in
-flh
New-York tribune., 1903-01-08
CREW PRACTICE AT N. " UNIVERSITY.

The first crew practice New-Tork University
was held in the university gymnasium FssIeru uds-
Thirty men reporteI to Captain Z. Lane. oS' WHO
announced that practice would continue on the
rowing machines until early in the sprlns-
Through the generosity of Commodore pawn
panks president of the Nev-York University Avn. Avn.
fatfc Associa ton boathouSe will soon oe DulIt
within Ave minutes walk of the college All OF ast
years crew. with the excepuons OF o'roht Di1
and FairchiId. reported yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-08
EXPECTS TO REOPEN PosToFFICE.
Negro Postmaster Says That White Citizens
of Indianola Are Working for Her.

columbus Miss Jan. Mrs. Minnie Cox who
lately resigned postmaster at lndianols, miss
with her husband and her negro assistant III the
,,,s-o4sce nsssed through this place to-day the
u-az 10 Birmingham Ala. Mrs Cox said that she
expected 10 he allowed 10 reopen the once at
Trdfanola as she was forced 10 resign by the acts
of onlz 2 few people Of that place She said that
.- hes- l7oz, residents Of the city had indorsed
l,e- fo- tb4 ofRce and that hey still were her
friends aud we're working in her behalf An eIoEI
would oe MADE have the postofi1ce reoI'eIled
ssrSe- her charge. hut with another assistant
New-York tribune., 1903-01-08
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

BY John GoIdiug: 7sd-st. as of 1fsdisOuass.
1ex1022. 4 story d~E ~. " Sterling and ano sgt n
Murray et al: sherman 4 s sttys. 2 Davenport rsf.
amount due. ss36. $50 81. 81 -
BY Herbert A Sherman " e e
Sesanlore-st. 50zI50. II r1i~rbeck ct al
a Csinshsm al. NJ n DiTicnbeck atty L Leo. re-
amount due. S5.051 IS. taxes. etc. sfg5 40
BY James L Wells. MadiSon-st 100 = n OF Coiu-1-
ousave 25x1Oo Catherine Whirtisy y Cooper al
II S~eny. atty: I II Freedman. ref amount due
g. J06 as. taxes. $50 90
BY Peter Meyer CO.. fs5th-sr COS Il of Inter
vsle-ave 5zx70 ski Ix5ex1a txss9. L Davis r Z
Ksrnpe et al: Fl Friedrich. Wsiuhzndisr- ref.
amount due s1o4 TO- taxes <52 - sold sub -
mortgage $1,000
New-York tribune., 1903-01-08
MORE PRAISE FOR TRIBUNE ALMANAC

Isaac b Potter. ex-president OF the League ot
American wheeIuen. and one of the first ana
,,os+ earnest workers for good roads in this
.o,,-+,,. likes The Tribune Almanac. He writes;
10 ,unrerfate The Tribune Aln1anhc,
ans occasion to refer to IL Ner5 hrsa
rrta ranEemepf shn III -.
ton of cycling and automonhg rte Tribune
asr.dsf 10 the book and 10 inr ...sa..
uarsnxer with rare JUDGMENT the n suse.
and unnecessary stun thaI 81 gnfor-
.p. has been left cut. ana ps' IN
marion IT, ha. o been selected ana tistea IN
a ann ,bat makes them ar one ,CTvSER
iSNEHN =
New-York tribune., 1903-01-08
CENTRAL OFFICIAL PROMOTED.

Joseph p. Brad6ed. FOR number OF years
-s-,F,s.-. - the Western Division Of the New
vo-.- central Railroad with headquarters al 6ul-
fslo has Just been appointed assistant geHsiaI 50 80
- +onaent with headquarters at the Grand ZEN
- -,-.,o, Faoth A Il. Smith. general supeIIh-
tenden1 and Mr. Bradheld. the new sssassat o men
S ,,s-tr.ersenf are comparatively young NI-H
eIat t s,peaiIerr records. They have had Woe "a
New-York tribune., 1903-01-08
BRTsH UP YOUR FACTS
Tribune AImapac for 1eo3 VIII o" i'
D. Now out Price Zoc.
ANS FOR PAaocHuAL SCHOOL.

Plans were filed yesterday at the Bureau OF
buildings Manhattan for a four story brick paro-
I'll scbool "a be erected by the Church of Our
adv OF Good Counsel the nortd side OF Ninety
frst-st 2c9 feet First-ave-. with a frontage
of 100 feet a depth OF SIS feet and an extension
zG~3S aT.I irregular The front VIII be OF granite
brick and Gotta. In the rear IS to be IarSe
a11Iftoritnn with two balconies The ReE. J. NJ
S-onneIIy is the rector Of the church = A; De
Nnuron ie the architect. The cost IS placed al
New-York tribune., 1903-01-08
STATE ARCHITECTS REPORT.

Albany Jan THE annual report Of the state
architect submitted the legislature to-day SHOWS
that the total amount of the contracts was sllll
He asks for special inspectors. VINO snau inspect
State work by districts
New-York tribune., 1903-01-08
INTEREST IN eoveRNoe's MESSAGE.

THT TELEsRAFH THE TRIEU>E-i
Albany. Jan The Senators and Assernhlymen
from the canal counties read with great interest
what the Governor said about the Improvement of
the canals of the state II is evident that this
matter Of the Improvement OF the canals viii be one
n The chief matters considered by the legisatur
She present session The Governors suggestions in
regard 10 taxation bills also read by the
u1srnhers Of the legislature with great interest
New-York tribune., 1903-01-08
NEW OWNER OF SITE FOR BIG HOTEL

Stewart II chisholm took title yesterday 10
onothird interest the parcel 7eisa6 feet on tne
south side of Thirty-thlrd-st-. so feet west OF
Fifth-ace from the American Realty ConpaIS-
Mr. Chisholm and another person moftsdseu @ uil'
80 .bt-d interest in the property. which Is Nos.
20 to IS West Thirty thrd-st and also S9S o. -
qc West -seCond-St.. t. James - Stidu5l
1eesv for s75Oa On this site what VIII pc; u -
said the taIIest hotel IN this city viii De oulit
New-York tribune., 1903-01-08
oonreeeNcE ON COAL LEGISLATION.

washington Jan Chairman Payne and Repre-
sentative Da1zeli. Of the House ways ana NJ NJ sli- on
-i.,ee conferred with Senator Aldrich to-day
- 80 .ir,e and it was understood that the
sbiect of legislation OF coal was discussed Sela
.o- Lodge and several Massachusetts, Repr
++,.as have introduced bills TO suspend r tL+
"a -, F- 7ifferent periods. and II Is reporteo
-seSyIre Is being brought to bear 70 HaaF R 80 ~
sT-ee5 10 discuss the SUBJECT
New-York tribune., 1903-01-08
NEW YALE BASEBALL COACH.

New Haven Conn. Jan. 1T was announced to-
night by the Yale baseball management that Dr.
w H. Murphy. of the class OF 3D. VIII De the
hsd coach Of the baseball squad during the COM
ing season
Dr Murphy will arrive in this city about Feb
rrarv and will remain throughout the season;
~ je also nrobabIe that a professional coach viii
he employed The pitchers will be called out To-
nnorr0xT the other members OF the squad TO toilo"
in about three weeks.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-08
coeNELL's BASEBALL CANDIDATES.

,au for C,orpeH-s baseball candidates to-day and
about ttfrty-ivo responded. The work for the next
month will b. almost entirely limited to new men
with view TO cut down the squad to comfortapie
proportions at the close Of Junior week Oh
rt Then the work Of preparation for
their Southern trip will begin toach Jennings
was fairly well satisfied with the material