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The evening world., 1903-02-27
Model Food Store.
First Floor.
Sixth Floor.

Sixth Floor.
.GGS-Strlctly Fresh New Laid
Orange County Eggs, received
direct from the hennery mot
delivered); doz.............2%
BUTTER-"M eadow Brook"
Creamery, made from the rich
est pure cream, received the
same day as churned, packed
in parafine- lined cartons mot
d~elivered)i lb. 20
acknowledgements Philadel-
phia Farm Scrapple, so we'll
liked by all Philadelphians;
lbs, 2bc.; lh..........,....,9
CRACKERS-Fresh Made Lemon
Gems, Grandms's Cookies or
Orange Gems, fresh and crisp;
Glib. carton, plain or assorted,
Soc.; b...................1O
COFPEE-"W averleN Blend"
Mocha and Java, roasted daily
by the pest improved process,
ground medium or ~pulverizedj
ID go
rEA-Phncess Blend, White La
bel, India and Ceylon, a mild,
light-tempered tea, with strength
of India and favor of Ceylon
carefully combined; h., air
tight sealed can. 7be,; " h., 40
sTURGEON-DeHeately smoked
river Sturgeon, per pound. 30
oRANGES-California Seedless
Thin Skin Navels. doz., zoe,
Soc 80
Notwithstanding sugar.
Cured Boiled Ham. cut from
corn-fed hogs; cooked corned
beef or dried beet, sliced to
orders lb.......!..........2b
BAKHRY-Layer Cakes, two lay
ers OF pure fruit filling sand
wiehed between three light,
ilaky layers, chocolate, lemon
or VANILLA each. 30
The evening world., 1903-02-27
STRAPPED NEIGHBOURS SON.
Hut As Ne Had snowbaIIed Daush-
ser, Court UphoIds MRS. HorniE,

Mrs. y. Hornag. OF No. 1893 Westchester
eEenue. appeared before Magistrate
Hogan In the Morrisania Court, to-day,
~ answer TO a summons secured by
mar next door %nelghbor, II. Rossnblatt.
~ hotenoiatt said that Mrs, Hornag
1ad beaten h!s son with a strap. The
by - twelve years old and his name
= jacob. He a In court and Re-
4rteffulIy declined to sit down on A
tneIt En.ch was offered him by one OF
~. Hornig said the boy had thrown
4I4HNAIlN ~ her daughter Alice and,
4 + 1ItIIFIalui4 70 Nr- R~ossnblatt seemed
IA q sas admitted that she
..'.fe 4d14h decided thAt Mrs.
|4A aoa@ Fight and di2mlssed
New-York tribune., 1903-02-03
REAL EST4T TIE.
4 Centre-a. Landmarks SOid-Once
Used zcih Old CHy Uater Tanks

William A White & Sons have sold for Mrs
Kate A wetheriIl one of the A T Stewart heirs
q triangular plot the junction Of Elm. Centre
and Duane SITS II measures % feet in Elm-st. 50
feet in Centre-st. and 32s feet on the north line
The parcel is one Of the prominent corners Whlch
had rot been improved since Eln1-st was w1dened
The triangular parcel is said 10 have been used
in connection with premises at the northwest cor
ner Of Reade and Centre sts.. on which were the
old water tanks from which the city was supplied
with water for many years UP to 1889. The once
Of Aaron Burr in Reade-st was at No. IL BUTT
got 4 charter in 1879 for the Bank Of Manhattan
Company. which gave the company the right 70
supply the city with water and to engage in other
lines Of business. Some of these water tanks are
still 10 be found plot at the northwest corner
OF Reade and Centre SITS.
Albany Feb 2-The Campbell Realty Corpora
ton Of New-York City was Incorporated to-day
with A capital Of $500 The directors are James
A Campbell Henry Crawford and Melville Titus, OF
y -VS4rl
New-York tribune., 1903-02-03
MAULIFFEs WIDOW FEARS POLICE
Therefore She Is Not Called as Witness at
Shells and Dwyer Trial

Sergeant John 4. Shells and Patrolman John
Tgv-,-ar formerly Of the Tenderloin Station. were
--ied before Deputy Commissioner Piper At Police
F5eadquar-ers yesterday on charges Of neglect OF
duty in falling 70 suppress vice in the house NO.
-4s West Tbirty-tfird-st. IN the summer Of 1901.
when Shells was acting captain Of the precinct It
was for falling TO close that house that Edward 9
Clennon. Devery's wardrnan in the Tenderloin, was
convicted in the Criminal Court Several county
detectives who formerly were agents Of the So
cery the Prevention OF Crime. JesJlHed az the
trial yesterday the character OF the mouse IN
r was asserted in the testimony Of some Of the
witnesses that night after Shells ano l("yer
from il false tip" of raid the
house by the societys agents was sent over
from the station 10 tell Laura Mauret- the
keeper Of the house TO close up quickly pN oIl"l
Of the captain Later agents Of the society nlafe d
raid the house without giving warning go
Fc~ the defence three newspaper men testlhed
that at the time Of the alleged 10, JheE saw SaM
Shells and DWyer III the station, ana tIldI tiltS
both remained there, while at the same biie
agents OF the society were observed standing IN
ThrJfeth-st-, opposite the ponce StaLlon p IIaL
policemen testified that they had made inspections
Of the mouse ThirJEUhird-st- when Shells was NJ
Of the precinct. and that they had fdlled
to get evidence against the house. The defence
wished hear the testimony OF NlTs. McAuillf-
~, lived rey+ door 10 the house. Captain
-as,, the in building
S1.l s l- ~ -,Cli-a she IS the v-idcv of James
AFCAulfffe. who testified against Glennon and was
found diving in Siyrh-ave- later after having beer
locked up overnight in the police station IN West
iroiles+ that she believed her husband had been
killed by the police because Of his testimony-
81 the end Of the trial Assistant District At
4ornev Lord asked that the testimony of county
Detective Dillon as 10 the up be stricken oll
IT would be subject 20 reversal ne s5ll. dlII no
would ike 10 have record my earnest plea that
be stricken out ,. - - .. go,
No it's part OF this case, and am gong TO
Jet II stand" said Captain PIPER
an air,
New-York tribune., 1903-02-03
MOST FACE THE MUSIC.
Fftzpatr1ck Cannot Retire Pending
ChGrges-De0dney Suspended

Police Captain Hugh Fitzpatrick Of the East
T-enty-seconc-st stsron, apparently frightened by
raids made OF several dens vice in his precinct
Saturday night by agents OF the Society tor the
Prevention OF Crime went 10 Police Headquarters
yesterday and applied for retirement pension
Police COMMISSIONS Greene refused the spplica-
ton sno informed Captain Fitzpatrick that he
had been under charges for three weeks He
said the charges were under investigation. but
he refused TO make known the nature OF the
charges
Regarding reports that detectives in the Tender
ioi- collecting money for the protection OF
some Places. General Greene said:
AL ] have to say about thar Is that no per
il this city needs TO pay money for police
protection = people do IL Is their own fault
z hen Z member Of the police force makes any
demand for money the duty Of citizen 70
the number CT the policeman II ne Is IN
Uniform. and = look carefully at the man
and -cme and I viii see that the matter
: attended
General Greene announced that he had approved
charges against CAPTAIN Michael Devaney. or
Ire Forr Hamilton Precinct and had suspended the
-e17sir from duty The charges We're made NJ
Tler1lrz Commissioner EbsreiI. The captain IS ac-
used. 1f fssifving the records by allowing others
s$-r his name IN the hlotveT-
New-York tribune., 1903-02-03
INSPECTORS BEFORE GEN. GREENE.
He Tells Them Lax Patrolling Must Cease
Instructions TO Captains.

r1-r-. commissioner Greene yesterday issued
rs- 5r-z7rllrtiorS n TIE inspectors and captains
-7e-zorallv 20 look after the enforcement OF the
avs in ther districts and precincts he called al
-r inspectors before him and said 10 them IN part
The -s-roll777- +s not properly done. particularly
q rra --5-k- populated sections OF the city "heTe
-e -ar-ol mems posts short and Ii1e preclrcI7
--a small and can be easily observed by the cap
--frrs Z ne duty Cf the captains 10 MAKE Ile
r-=7 fo- neglect Of SuTy II regard TO paITolllllg
- lis p-acin~r = vii DE- a sufficient oefeTce
-a- r5-7 p show that the rolcaU OF TIE OUT
going section he gave orders Tor rn% paIToi1leI 70
---r4-f-- ra--ol He must see that his orders are
r-r--eC Ehe duty Of ne inspectors 10 inspect
z-- 10 ~a-c-- ar- neglect Of TIE captains 10 per
eu-r1 their l.-- il This in other matters
--Se provisions 0e the LIQUOR tax law ABOUT
---errv-four hundred hotel licenses have been
r-7--lz IN greater New York and all these places
f-z-e -1r right sell liquor on SUNDAY Many OF
ne cheaper hotels comply strictly with lhe laN.
and others CO not Some OF them are 1oI0TlouslE
1fee5 <o- gambling and prostitution The ordinary
r~r7-fes in getting evidence do not apply 10 these
-fares for rhev al hold public Licenses ana are
eribierr T. inspection by YOU and your suno'ol-
-s-es.
-re written order on the subject which General
Greene ze-- out read as follows.
Inspectors and precinct commanders are hereby
-r-sTe5 thar II Tie Gur- 0f each precinct com
--z-aezzr- eve-v place il his precinct which has a
hotel 1u1- tax license and tG prosecute the ol0eT OF
.r-L rfre-Er v1er there Is violation on MS prem
-=z cr she regard 70 gaming pToStiJutlgh
zsr= enforce the law a. such places Tl1illn MS
-----i--- MI he guilty 0f neglect OF duLF
T-Sr=~o7s vii ke such Inspections as ara eceS
S--- IN order that the law aDoTe TeIerTs1
-z-- n dirty IN TINS respect on the part Of their
& 1eTS
New-York tribune., 1903-02-03
SEEKS ACCOUNTING FROM HUSBAND.
Woman. Married TO Him in 1901, Says She
Has Given Him Much Property.

Papers were filed yesterday Ia the Supreme Court
a. White Plains in sut brought by Mrs Ma"
] Moore daughter Of the late John J. Nathan a
wealthy merchant of New-York, against her nus
hand clifford Colgate Moore. the Lincoln Ma
tjousl Bank and Harry p VolHer, a furniture
dealer Of New York MIR. Nathan. who lived ~
White Plains died in 1850. leaving large amount
Of property 10 his daughter. She and Mr Moore
were married in 1901 lie then medical stu
don, and was afterHard admitted practice.
Mrs Moore alleges that soon after their mar
-iare her husband said that her possession OF all
the property made It appear as If he were de-
,e,derr on her for support He induced her, she
ss,-s 10 make over large amount of property ana
" rive him general control Of her estate. Su9se-
~, 7-I-- she SAYS when she demonstrate ted Win him
sho,If mis- lavish expenditures OF money ne LotG
5,s~ that n she did rot Ike II he would get d IL
Norce. -. H. -f1,.--.a her
husband TO borrow from the Lincoln Bank $+3tup5
~ securities furnished BY her, and tlat she tallec
- ger = settlement when II was demanded Sfit
- sgso rf3st her husband bought $3.50 worth OF
F,,,rsTrr-. from Eolmer, which has not been de-
I5,-ered and she seeks 10 restrain him from Dc
iiz,-rtug IN Mrs Moore seeks from her husband i
full accounting
New-York tribune., 1903-02-03
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Valentine John Il z. Title Guarantee and
per 5000
West Side Construction Company Realty Mort
gage Company, 18th St so r of COlIu1
bus ay@, prior mortgage, 500 Gee Que May l.
iFsl5. per cent etFh'
property. mortgage
May l. 19a9- ----------- 5000
Same Title Guarantee and Trust Company,
property building loan. due July 81.
1894. 6 per cent 4tsltt9
Heard. William y. continental Trust CoHlps1T-
Park-ave. corner SJths St years . per
cent c''i'-'
Ehrgotf. George r.. Harlem savings Bank.
Silver 15o z of Main -. West
Chester. ! = 4-5f+i
PasGUae. Angelo Lilly Herb 113th-sf. No SIS
East. prior mortgage n~talnents- per cent 900
Lazarus I s-Dhiu- to Title Guarantee and Trust
Compsuy. 6+th 81. No Il East year. Fer
cert c'F"
Bowerz- Nos - and a@:6 also Ro,yery.
- r uf I;1Ho all title prior mortgage.
$4,000 per -.------..... 50t1
Meyer. Ahre1d r EUiiSrant I1dustrlsI Sav-
ings lark Hth-aVs. g - r r Of =4th 81 / -
lZuNe
Francis. Augustus r. Lawyers Title T1sur-
Company -f-h : T4u r " % Lexrg
I year- = 'sur--.----- 1000
Nocdy- George g.. Titta Guarantee and Trust
years : Per ....----.. 5000
New-York tribune., 1903-02-03
VACATION FOR PIPER.
DEPUTY Police Commissioner Denies Dis
placement Rumor.

-------- Police COMMISSIONS Piper is - sal Tor
land ~ SATURDAY the steamship MinneFara
80 =--o7r0crnert yesterday that he vas - have
-,,r-F-z "a acatfon for trip abroad led 70 re
-.--- -rz- he vas 70 he displaced as Deputy 'cln-
se5o-a- r- some other man OF Genera Greene :
~-~l0e 77r7- that was conTTa6icted last evening
t-.--ai- Piper viii resume his duties after a
---~--r-q ret and General Greene hopes mat the
-eer=--,-- wiz pass the bill authorizing the ap-
-.---~er- = 2 third deputy cornnissioner
z have l-en working very hard. said captain
T+-e- 1se- evening and T need the rest have
-.a5 large ma }orty Of the cases that have come
-... ~ fsesdcr.a-1ers for several months and the
----. has been extremely fstiguing- was taxing
-s-rhaor with Mayor Low recently and. IN talk
+-- z-o1r ne work had been doing and my state
- health suggested that take a trip abroad lie
smoke Ia Commission Greene and II Tas decided
--s- v--~ 10 get the vacation-
,-s--atr piper 7rfII sail on the Minnehaha be
cause II is te7l-dhy boat, and ne thlnks llie SEQ
a- p1H 90 MIN good lie VIII not 20 on Ine COM
~r-- mr. VIII spend most Of mis- time IN LONDON
lie afu remain there bout ten DAYS and then re-
arm en- slow boat Mrs Piper VIII accom- - y.
r77 h1yr the children HiIl remain ~ n"rnr, W III
4r~asF can ain Pfr.er viii look into the ponce *
-rf.,r II street traffic II London ana ais" lAlo
--7r ,-o-51lr7 - police ar2iTs-
New-York tribune., 1903-02-03

violation. and was commended by the magistrate
for his Vigilance.
What precinct are you from" the magistrate
asked
From Captain Lantry - the reply.
You have good commander said the msgs-
trate Captains of his kind scarce We can
commend him too highly for what ne did in
sending his detectives into these homes 10 show
their owners how careless their servants are Cap
tain Lantry should he upheld and commended
Had these detectives succeeded in getting into my
house in similar manner they did in those
houses. I should nave kicked my butler. well as
my other servants. OF the house
Then Magistrate Cornell discharged the saloon
keeper who had been arrested by the vigilant de-
recfiVe
New-York tribune., 1903-02-03
RECORD SAVES CANNON.
Recorders Sentence. Fine of S25o-Ex-Cap-
tain Weeps as Money Is Paid.

r-z-7olioe Czptatn James Cannon was treated
v4-r considerable cle1nency by Recorder C5o1 yes
,.-4-- v5er. Ne was srraigned for sentence Under
F--s conviction for neglect OF duty in falling TO
----ess vice in East FTfteentf-st- when he was IN
-7-7and II an East Side precinct he was liable 70
--7p-feonrnent and fine Of 500 The Recorder LEI
MIN Of ~fta fire Of $50 which was promptly
maid t,r George hraus Of the Dewey Theatre. IN
East Fourreenth-st-
cannon had been kept IN the Tornbs after ms
CONVECTION. Friday until he was a-raiEned Tor
sentence yesterday Fz-Judge Olcott. OF his coun-
SCI made g plea Tor cleuaEcy. and the hecoroeT
sid re had received letters from several persons
s--,onz them Andrew II. Green. advising clereIlcT
So rt,e case on account Of Gannons good record as
-1I5reu7a- before he captain Nj oicotC
.-7,--r 10 excuse CSannon-s offensive remarks IN
--- .. .l,a rf-7a the verdict Of guilty an
-------e.z saving he was surprised 50 hys-
-s-i-sI aver -he verdict that ne did not know
What he vas saving The Recorder said IN pas
irz sentence
on ssa to2 aSa7G 5 5s5f 3sis any M sT u5S F zrant -
could be pe-f4ctfv proud Of You nave served
,.e ' r,- -555-- z-aI- horse too fast You have
-.-s5--zS n F-. different times honorable mention
1--- -he Ponce Bear and Al three oIIleT tIlts
zs-e7 medals fo- stopping runaway horses Al the
= -,,+-@7,f +7r me- n see vog1. YOU who have
r-r good record standing here 70 be seTlteIceo,
TIE verdict - Jhe 11r- ml-s caTTE Nlll II s,LLe
-s-~e may state YOU are 4 poor man daaI Is
- --sslf tribute n police caD[aln. sI5all as &
rl7t-e rerar-r7ent IN disnissirg you from the
police force on that day that this case was Pre-
sar-zG - The case does not can Tor
=---a-e 7-.-isrrnert and I do not think the CITY
interest vsll suffer hv il
a~--con As th= fine had been imposed. Cannon
f.ezzn ra weep. H had not recovered conposure
before George Kraus vas By MS side and vas tel
,-z---z q check N usvuleur of the 1ne-
Cannon Stil CRYING was S1rrolIlCieo 'F
--z--z- ~ ms friends. and they were shaking ms
1-z~d ard -ishIng MIN good luck as ne WeI5t q Tvay
3--o-77ev would not Talk q poll
Cannon la-er. but he said he had 1een o. al
= x
-ea-7 forced our 1f The Police Department one TaT
or another He named the officials captains
-7-f-z l--eeGz- Chairman. Sheehan. Noyul1ar
Cannon ard Delaney. Inspector Harley ah0 ser
Era-- Churchill
New-York tribune., 1903-02-03
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

John p Kirwan has sold for the estate Of George
Wiley five lots at the northwest corner Of Thirty
ninth-st and Eleventh-ave- On the plot are old
buildings The parcel has 4 frontage Of 8sS feet
in the avenue and of 125 feet in the street
" Alanson Alexandra has sold for William 2
Sheridan No = West -hundredth-st I'VE
story fathouse on A lot 25x1oO feet TO Thomas q
Graham and William W Adams
H y Mooney has sold for A G Mc1lwalne No
3O4 West Seventy-eighth-st-, five story American
basement dwelling house. TO Alice Miller
C;flsev Brothers have sold No East Twenty
seventies four story dwelling house. on lot
9S9xl00 feet. The owner Of record Is MarsheFe'a
Sangatrick.
Tobp H Berry was the broker who negotiated the
sale of George ". Bells eight story business
building No. 10 East Eighteenth-st. running
through To No East Seventeenth-st-, 10 Matthew
H. Beers Mr.. Beers gave in part payment the
five story buildings No 101 Bleecker-st- and No 80
Fulton-st
J Clarence Da.ies & Co have sold for the estate
of Francis 6erhardt the five story loft nulIdns al
No 162 WfIlam-st.: also the two story and base
nent frame building at the southwest corner or
One-hundrei-a and-forty -frst-st and Willis-ave,
known IS No. 227 WIlls-ave-
H. & Davis has sold No. IS West One-hundred-
ane-afth-st. d five story aathause, on plot S3-6N
io3u feet.
Leo Hutter has sold Nos So anI s34 Westchester-
ave. two nathouses on plot 50xS9 feet, 10 Hyman
& Eemeihor.
John r. Davidson was the broker in the sale OF
the prop rty at the northwest corner OF Forty-sec-
ond-st. and Eighth-ave The buyer is said TO be
John Harper.
CHARLES A. Weber & 90. have sold No. 10 West
Observation-Disclosures. a five story brownstone double
fathouse. on a lot 25z1O0 feet.
Mrs MathIda Price is said TO have sold No u3
West Seventy -fifth-st.. four story brownsJone
dwelling house. on lot guxI022 feet
Mrs r &. Hobson. of Washington, is reported
to have sold No. IS Fark-ave-. four story ana
basement brownStOne front dwelling house. on lot
u ex5 feet 3 south of the southeast corner Of
Tnirty-sixth-st. The buyer is said TO be specu-
\ Scott q Son have sold for Florence ". Clark
Nos I26 rs and 130 last Eighty-hftl-st.. three
three story dwelling houses. plot 401oxl822 feet
adjoining the southwest corner of Lexington-ave.
The buyer will erect seven story apartment house
Stephen Mccormick has sold for T ". Shotweil
No 2l0S Nadisou-ave., three story dwelling
house lot 2JxSo feet.
stephen McCormick has sold for Cohen & Levy
No 90 West DuC-huGdTe6- nd L thirty -thlTc-SI, a
three story dwelling house. on lot l6sESs II feet
The Empire City Realty company mas bought
40 l26 East One-hunGTei-an -twenteth,st. three
story brick tiathouse. with store, on lot 25xl'VIl
feet.
William AMI Jules Bachraoh have sold to E & J,
Yefkowitz No 6S5 East Elcyenth-st, six story
apartment house lot 25xlt32 feet
William :. MCCotter has sold for Miss A Huyler
No. 30 West Eleverth-St-. three story brick
building on 4 lot 25x95 feet
New-York tribune., 1903-02-03
THE RESULTS AT OAKLAND.

to-day and the track slow. The results Of the
races follows:
First race selling: FutIrity Course Nexcanua, 10
Lanka. 1O9 BirlSeuruth Il .
Seize, Tommy Knight Tom Mitchell, Ante, Emma Rem
bold and Furedae also
Second Gnaideu two-year-olds three and 4 hal
fur3onEsl-Sonta- 112 Burns, TO !. Won Juana IL
fsullmanl, May BoSvdish, IL kin
kead, - l. third. Time. 0:43- Lady Laurie queen
Fay. Iibbie Candid Maggie A also
l. Fossil. Sc knapp 10 l. second Doreen- loi
SHAW, l. third Time !: :4S9. Colonel Balantyne,
Fourth selling fuTlougsl-Tower OF Candles.
100 5irkeurcth TO 10 Won; Champagne, 89 CIV Naaol
l. second. Ada N 100 waterbury. 10 / third
Time. 1i5l4 Eva McCitnns saul Of Tarsus, HanauIt
Racivan also
FIFTH selling: mile and quarIerlFraak Woods
Jenkins 3 CireyfeId 112 kelly. 10 l.
July Gyp. lewis. third. Time 2l2
sixth (me)-Yellow Tail. 106 Waterbury, 70
100 j. Daly}. 70 / third. Time. 1:4I%+ Bright PhR-
bus Honor Bright. Prue and King Herald also
The entries for tomorrow follow:
First race Cfve f1rlongs,-Estaho lo3. Firs
IL. Cherries los, Helen Smith 10s Martha n.
1os Golden cottage 119: Jack Richeieu il III: Grand
1l2: Katherine Ennis 112; Nellie Forest. 112 san
Luton. los; Mythrox. los.
Batidor. 10G. Nicht 1o6 Viva, Ie6. Action.
Taird race CFutaTty course,-Chernisr 1o4 The
4vr,s 1o4 Tigoroso io4: PrestoIus l04 Paddy b.
slave 1OT; Tolo Gratot, 107. Blue Miracle. i07 The
owl 1UI. CoronaI. 1O7
Fourth handicap fuTiongsg-k enIwOrIh, l:
Byron Rose. los Old England. 122
selling: mile and fifty vaTdstThe Fiddler
Io7 Frank Pearce IO7: FiIibuster 1O7: The Miller ~
IIanerta. Toa. 1o5; Rosario 105: Windvard 1o5
selling. mile'-Alr Dingle, go Jrchin. III
Evander 104 Tdogo. 1o4. Sleeping Child, 1o4i Canejo
1pT. 10I.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-03

One Of the principal auction sales to-day VII be
held by James L weIls. The properties are:
22l and 41st-st 256 II 0r 7th-avc 40xss 2.
1"o story dwg Ms and story ok and story oldss
~ rear lzl and rs 1jth-st 8 5S4 y y OF ID ave
az sxl0S3 1. story and bldgs. 2S1 TO 2S5
$ 100 n OF sth-ave 60x9s o. and story 1S
stable loo and fd7 SD : $50 OF jd-avs. 49x
depoi z53 4sthst go q Of stl-sve. 25zsSx y
sIs and story dwE 107 I13 2jth-st. :. 100
OF ethaye Soxas 2, fG7 100 f13. three story
.eI rs III STORY ten h. IL 35th=t. > 10 ~
'1 ot1-aFe, 2l5xsS-9. 4 h 80 and s-'i
9onst q 1883 II ot ath %. 4x9S9 o story
ok dWs rs l2s Frontsr. n II Pfnest. Z3xeD s
S1Gry store. Frazier Gilman and another agt h
5iinlan et al 'r-nistou McC, atrys. David Thompson
~. taxes etc parcels . g. 276 81, Z
5oo4 50 g. 500 rs. ; 1859 -: 8 81 SIS %. 81
629 Is :. SS13 -, 81 fG2 partition
New-York tribune., 1903-02-03
TRACK ATHLETICS.
Cornell Proposes Triple Meet with Columbia
and Pennsylvania.

Cornell is trying arrange triple track meet
for Cornell. Columbia and the University Of Penn
syivania Columbia and Pennsylvania and Cornel
and Pennsylvania have dual meets scheduled. and
the idea is 70 have these contests consolidated
Cornell is especially desirous of competing against
the Quakers In addition to the annual meeting with
Princeton John Moakley. Cornslfs trainer, has
written to Dr. J. K Schen the Pennsylvania
trainer. and 70 E J. Hjertbsrg the trainer for
Columbia suggesting that the triple meet be held
at Philadelphia Neither Pennsylvania nor Colun-
bia has far as known. answered Corneii 3
proposition If the meet is arranged it will be the
first time Cornell and Columbia have met at track
athletics since 1895.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-03
REPORTED LONG ISLAND SALES.

There was a report yesterday that II. B Leeds.
OF the United States Steel Corporation, had bought
the Thomas +. Young tract at Oyster Bay II
comprises acres with a frontage of about 5-00o
feet on Cold Spring Harbor 1t adjoins the Airing
ton Hotel property. which was bought last year
10y Charles A. Peabody The asking price Of the
Young property was S20o01o other sales in this
section Of Long Island also said TO have been
made Roland z CoDkiin is said 10 have bought
he Crossmau of about 80 acres and the Marsh
tract # a bout - in the Huntington district
of cold Spring Harbor He will erect II is said
a dwelling house for his occupancy the
larger tract He bought the ether tract, according
To report. for friend.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-03
BILLIARDS.
Stark Defeats Conklin in Opening Game Of
Amateur Tournament.

The amateur class A Il inch balk line billiard
game between stark and Conklin at the Hanover
club Brooklyn. last evening. was won by the for
1ler by d score OF 800 to 2S5.
The contest the opening of the tournaIn InenJ
and a large number of enthusiastic spectators We're
present Both men made brilliant shots and their
rnasse work often brought forth applause
Those entered in the tournament are Wilson T.
F-oss DR. AIial C. F. Conklin. !. F. Poggenberg
T. ". Gardner. !. Byron Stark and Albert Town
send. The men play for three hundred points eacn
night G. F Norris the contest last year and
q. r. Couklin 1t in 1891 Norris. and Hendricks
the Connecticut State champion were entered puJ
t.Irn