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New-York tribune., 1903-02-17
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

. ;. s Fast a-6o Soz1S"1 Ma.z Sis
rr"sJ1ay Coo cor 52i-st - 11x6o iiz75.5x
6i,io; Walter Hobart to Hobart Estate COM
Hroadway panE: n . corner $7th-s 1otxls76xos Ok
1546; Brosdway No 13s2 1S f. o., OF Ss56 96
asa IS 'Ase iT{sgaiar Nv Water Hobart to
lsta2e tsa1o Nos S0@2say ssG and 2aa cor iiths
ct: Adolf Mandel to Morris DworetzSy; mort 7
ssdast 5 To- 5th-ave ssxloa :: James 10,
soth st No IS EAST 1sx1o22 stecker 100
Il tsssiiy to John McDonaid; mortgage. $40.
oe 600 ,;r o. ~ Of columbus a[c $i$x
iooI1: Becky Rubin to George H ogle; mort =,
stRsSe RasS n = cor iiitb-st ioo.ix92; lanes II
Cassidy John McDonaid In9Ttsase SIS gs goS
iltsr 0openheimer and another Herman l. Gun ,
l1tst' P5hERam $ 30 # Of shave iooxiooi Max
Danzigsr t. t., state s5 Realty and Mortgage CO. 100
e4tIl2 2i St 10 Iie n :. IL It of columbus aye
lsSio9S @t5h;s ~ T,ES ~ re 297
T1.ee o. SflaIn0Hs ct aI o WiiaS Pattsn %
same siH1PT PTopeFty' "iiam 20 $4,000
West End--ave No i6o " : e5xioo: Jeannette
Mitchell and another William Wolff mort, ,oo
gdEe Srsyt' no asa . cor 7isi-st 20 5xGe
Eleanor c Huntington to Henrietta sebwartz.
fefce to ef Rs1d iSSSh II Il HaSde and 1000
Edward /. 1iton Emily A Hurry mortgages
2sihsS 800 Z Of s5aaye si,.s 25zoss Maria
sso poo 6sTkr to Joseph Manneimer; no5sasi sni 100
q " :. - n . or lSth ST i'4N+N LIZA
mortgage $4,000 Nominal
Sd-ave. No 21st-st, No begins Sd
21st-st. 7JX 46N 15x @1.i
and trnstea to Dadrch 9UneFe ........ 1000
Nassar-st. No ~. : p MOSS. n T2+xlt5-%
Executors mortgage ss5 O.o. - end 100
18th n " 5th- h-dve iO;;:f, Louise
NJ CIews Frederic Gebhard: q Nominal
j T.udwig Nominal
5sth st. $50 st of 3d-aye. 65x10o5; Ran
doph CiuSGenhemer 70 Annie Goldstein; and 100
Sd ave. W LOIS. " cor 6lst-st 25.3Xso;
to August Lambert and another .......l. Sc $40
Charles W Morse to Mary Berstsdt - 100000
to The Association Of the Bar........-- IS 900
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17
AUTOMOBILING.
The Club of America to Arrange for Con
fest of Commercial Automobiles.

The board of governors Of the Automobile 'iuo
OF America is TO hold contest IN the spIlis,
rrobatlv in May. for commercial vehicles OF all
+vpes propelled by gasoene, steam or electricity
II Is the intention Of the club to determine by TINS
method whether the time has arrived WIlell IL C
10 sa+isfactoriIy shown that lfpropeiied FehCle5
~0n be used in commerce at less cost ana 10
greater advantage than the present morse oid"ii
vehicles. ,.z.,- - a.. ,1,,b 20
nxent1-fve commercial houses in this city. Wllere
snch Vehicles are being used requesting the houses
in favor Of the contest TO nave 8 hltlnne' u 'l0
Frr, at a meeting on Thursday at 2. m
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17
RACQUETS.
Amateur Championship Tournament Opens
Two Matches Defaulted.

Play was begun yesterday For INC amateur rae
o,lct championship OF America AT 'he Ne"-loth
Racquet and Tehis Clubs court. Captain X ..
Ncpuuall Of Montreal and Il. X Cassatt Of Phil-
adelihia. wcrc scheduled for the first match. hut
tho contest won't 10 the latter by default The sec
ord match was between Quincy Shaw, Jr.- OF Bos-
ton and w Is. Dinsmore 1t resulted as follows;
c..r ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. : II l" 10
DirsrnoTc ---'----- -
The third went by default To = Hewitt, of TINS
CITY who was down TO meet /. Huntington, also OF
this city. ,,-.or
+ r. ROLAND. Of Montreal and Lawrence " atei- G
l,nrv If this city MT the last match of the day
with the following score:
ROLAND 10 - -
Waterbury l." - l. ~
Tho tourDavoent will he continued to-day
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17
NEW YORK sUPRElIE -COURT. COUNTY

~ OF New York-MatiIda Waters and sthers against
Tent Of .oreciosure and sale duly entered
o"oSe one eS sH ls ents Cd in the Office Of the Gs
% Io{ he % y11ersfened the referee in said judgment
named vii s1ll at public auction at The EszGh47se sale
the city County @ aGd STATE Of Tsg York On t5s 29s}
I2 oCoSr noon on thar DAY premises directed by
judgment to be sold therein describsd f7loEs:
cts. pieces parcels u ltnd stlat@
ips lfdG7 and IN 6Ps ING Town II 'ae Of w Westehe IN b San =
Westchestero par, Of me real 4 ssFa1 t Tla N 7 ] ~ @
That certain lot parcel OF land situate in said 2y7
m mill lane IN the Westerly side OF the road sad5 from
Isaac aors1S dT , lTs nou b 9! 70 y e ssrs eas % % S -
rt5sT % 5e ar sqI9if lane M Aforesaid s chains tRenrs
north "a degrees still along Sawulil lane chains
thence north 46 degrees west. stl along Savl lane
west. still along sawmrI lane Chains thence nortH %
fmsFy WSs' Of v6x si Hone onsye now % o sba %
noTra % deEIeeS - inases fbn r5 ai Srrs ~ Irs,
vest sun along me sad 5lsnLel mel ] sals % = ta1st @ =
IS minutes west sun along SAID and ; rs!la7 ana . -
Chains and % links: thence north 13 degrees so minute,
west. still along said lands. chains to near lars-
p&o9 10 snS fo-rserIv 81 Ho-atio HAN fsrvar4s -
Lucreti4 = Kid wife OF Haryey Kidd chain ard %
said Lucretia Kidds land chain - I9s 70 l1ri
ming in general souheasteriy saserly direction.
s9g @ o e '3gd sFssts Tar a 1 s 52 ss I'1 Ts-
thence south u degrees 30 minutes alons e st
said road chains and = links thence south Is dess
grees 80 minutes east stL along said ROAD chains AM
along said road chains thence south . degrees west
stiu along said road chains and IS links thence south
~ degrees 30 minutes west, stiH along said road.
chains. th~nCA south degrees rCs7.
chains and g links to the SawmI rsr@
q beginning Contsrin~ about fftythree OF ls
be the same more less which embrace lots nulcar -
Robert F1ndlay Surveyor AMI also all ps~4
City Of New York. bounded olIov~
leading Eastchester Village of
chester, 1T4S feet SouthwesJerIy
the said road and the div5i1
between the lands lately owned T. 4~t
By the late Aano 9 Tdeab: thence rsrras along
dividing line follows South - west
thence south 80 90 t03 feet: thence south So
vest $50 teet thence ucrth 80 - west 6lI fee,
land lately owned by Mrs. Kidd 4ud
rnerly or Hercules Herring running
centre line OF stone fence along land
oV'red by Mrs Harvey Kidd land lately owned
William Nelson north % "a west. iu-h -
land Of Hermann DuGeI; thence running alouS
Duden land follows: south 81 east 7O4 feet.
thence north IL 20 feet thence north 20
east, 1o2 feet: thence north 80 $50
said road leading from the Village
Village Of Neschestsr; thence So east along
the westerly side OF said road.
pplnt or pace OF beginning. containing
be the or less
Dated New York, February md. 1903
DAxNlEIy T. CpHNI@NNt Referee, al RroaIva~ y Z.
HE-SRY DE PEYSrER Plaintiffs Attorney 81 Fms
street n Y
The following Is approximate diagram q the prop
sold.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17
THE RESULTS AT INGLESIDE.

IncJeside. CAL Feb. 16.-T'he weather was clear
and the track fast to-day The results of the races
follows:
First race Cseing Futurity cogrssl-I M Britain
ruth to J. second Rtnsldo, 10 Burns to l. third
Time, 1I1la Slap Dash Estad2 ONO oEs Re bfrS 1doer
a't set6nd race selling six flriongs,Doube Six %
Reed 70 ) Won: uachuca. ttlelly): to , sec
Quatra- ~ (Connelp - TO J. third 4nie' l'l'N
Third race selling: furlongslRose Of May io4
Gonner. to won Jim Hale @ I99 bi5 Tir5e
5eSSa SS Psrsifs Frank Pcarce Matin Bell, liberia
Aimsgiver Hslmette and Lone Fisherman aiS4 ran
IsarIIeyite. 1o4 (W Waldo. to won: Royaity 26
third Time 1:46l4 Sachen1, ENpedient. silver
TIzz. Lena and The Ledears also ran -, ,os Con
Den 10 Ia J. won; Champagne 100 Jenkins),. . 70 :
second; Young Moreifo i6 a. hay ~ 10 ibraitar
Tyrannus Bogus Bill ana Catholic also "a, ran -, uvon
Sixth race zone mlelken~oTth: , arI T9nTszzo IS
knapp to . Time. 1:393z. Krishna and feiN
Bard also ran
The entries for tomorrow follow
First race selling; and half furlongs)1IaInTn
iiS Diamente 1Q5 Bee R@e .s{. l9 Wate Rts5
los: Honeysucle 1o Lady k9we To-; I@I f%re Srs T67
az: ,3;zIs1 Psddy IoE B. lo' Anvil lo l|A~'s'
second race selling: mile and 63 S0f
dus 9S oriana lO6; Maraschino, lo8 Bafled' lof'
TRd race seHen Ball 60 Jnly JyP
liberia Ga Nat Goodwn:: N: 81 sI al 1o7 Alturas
1o7: Be Punch lO5 David s o2 Homags 59S 1o4
7f f@pr'1 io4 Grand Sachem 1Oa bonnie Lssak. 1903;
Hipponax ia; Ravino. III; FL Fonse. 1866 Ghssando
i0P Fifth race Selling; Euuty courseoEl& & KsFp 1872 o.
Rnado 1S$; PgPi % 13 FsezsS BInee Wing ioi Straight
Shot, los; Candcros, 1os' Great Mogu, So idsA'''
sixth race Selling: seven fgrlongso,liss Forest io
Ed. Adack 102; 9Iaanthus lu2 'aStake. I
I04: Mas los Gore II, loi; Hesper lo' MeehaI1s
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17
foreclosure Sales.
New YoRK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

NEW YORk SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
~ OF New York.-Isaac l. Dunn, fIaintlf, against
John V McEviIy aad others Defendants In rIrsuan'
~ Judgment ~ Foreclosure and sale, duly made ana
entitled action bearing date t>
OF fqO$ 7. the underS Sned the elef9
In sai Judgment named viii sell At Public Auction a
the New York Estate Salesroom No III Broal'af.
in the Borough Manhattan. CITY q Nev YORK. on te
tenth day Of February. 1908. l. Jcoc noon on f-
day by T.. Wells, Auctioueer- the premises
rcted by sa1 Judgment sold and therein describe !
follows: lot piece or parcel % gl
situate lying being the Twenty f2irf7 '-+-Hl
Ward O. the City of York Borough OF The Bi2''
bounded described follows: Beginning a. So'I
on the southerIv side EU7drNf AID seventh -'
street distant fours hundred and i've and seven
hIudredtha westerly from the COZ
Of the southerly side of 2 nuIirl
and with the westerly ~. Eeft
nuc running from the said point -ol,heIy ~ Tls
bireI and seventh street one aili1ii
feet; thence westerly and parallel VII I've
seventh Street hundred t'' tseL,. th9i7
northery right angles 70 Two hundred And seF
1O0 the souheTly side OF p
seventh Street and thence eassriy onS '1N
O Two hundred and seventh street "l-
hundred pojn- place ~ b"EinnlnS -
distances and dimensions more oF less
Dated New 18th. 1893
AUGUSTUS II. VANDERPOTI- Referee
MERRILL & ROGERS. Ntt1rns-S for Ilaintlit ttl
Broadway. Manhattan. New York City
followi: is ] diagram oi the property TO ne @4
as described above
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17
MONTE CARLO CHESS CONTESTS.

Monte Carlo Feb i6.-In the fourth round OF the
International chess tournament, played here on
Saturday. the contest between Teichnann and
Maroczy resulted in draw.
In the fifth round TO-DAY Reggie beat Wolf. -Four
knights Game. in thirty-four moves; MarocZE beat
Mason Queens Gambit Declined. in thtrty-etGht
moves and Teichmanl beat TaubcnhauS. ituN
I.opez opening in thirty-two moves: Micses beat
Noreau Siciliaa Defence. i'll forty y-eisht moves;
the game between Tarrasch and PtllsburN. centre
CONNER C;ambit drawn after thirty-two
moves and the contests between Marshall ana
SchCcbtcr and Marco and Albin were adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17
2o1th Street.

The approximate amount ef the lien or charge TO
isfy WHEN above described properly Is 20 - 80
daIlars ts OT As interest thereon from the lfn
together with costs and allowance
amounting 4, two hundred and nineteen and -i'it
with interest 1ToG January lft7 l@".
together with the expenses Of the sale The aPrr'Ai
OF
are to be allow eI purchaser IF the purchase
money OF paid by Referee. Is seventy -four ana
ct IO6ths dollars tST4 90 and interest.
Dated New York January 18th, i.FE.
AUGUSTUS n NANDERFOEL. Refer
The foregoing sale is hereby adjourned % Tuesday
February nth 1893, al time and place
Dated New York. February 10, 1905
AUGUSTUS II NANDERPbLl. EHfFr>'
MERRILL & ROGERS. Attorneys for Plaintiff, III
Eroadway, Manhattan. New York CITY.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17
FoRTY-sEvENTH.sT. FIFTH HOTEL.

Plans filed Saturday at the Bureau or
Buildings Manhattan for nine and half story
brick hotel be built Nos. 153 and l55 West
Forty-seventh-st. This makes the NTH hotel on
Forty-seventh-st. for which plans have been filed
within one year. r. Brown. of No. 81 West Ninety
ninth-st IS the owner. G. +. Pelham, of No 503
Fifth-ave. is the architect. The cost is placed at
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17
COLUMBIA ATHLETICS.

Columbias track management yesterday received
assurances from the Pennsylvania track team that
all of it's best athletes will be represented in
Columbia's games on February 2S at the 22d Regi-
ment Armory. Pennsylvania will enter her crack
quarter-mile and twO-mile relay teams. c. l.
Ferrara has been appointed manager of the Column
hia freshman lacrosse twelve
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17
THE RACETRACK
Only One Favorite in the Lead at New
Orleans

NeW-OrcauS. Feb l6.-Ailyar. in the hrSt race,
was the only winning favorte to-day. Bud Embry
WAS run up TO 81 coo after his race and bought by
J. Carroll. Weather cloudy and cold; track hcaNH-
The summaries:
First race tseIing: five furIongsp-Ailyar, III fwnk
leId, IL TO = won: Naster. los nindsey) TO = sec
ond: Antonius I6 ~. Hicks. third. Time 10
Cuckoo Tom Collins Cork Midnight Chimes ana i'e
second race Csx furIongs,Apaca. 1o7 lMcoaTeTyl 10
t-a1,ir1 "a third Time. Lord
Neville Double O. Meran. Jack Horner ZacS Ford
Sir Frank Kenny also ran
Third race selling: and one-siXteerth milcsl-
1o7 IFuIlerl to l. second Blossom. 102 Undsey
10 l. thirs Time. Rounteous. Saragamp, NAY
arino. Ruby Ray. Willard J. and Iitsou'e also ran o
Munro to l. Albert Dewey. "3 Lindsey. to
= second: Potheen III cOdom even third Time l'f'.
Fifth race selling: onc-sixteenth milesF3ud
Embry. lo1 'Davsson'. 10 TO l. won; sue Johnson -
Fuller) > /. second: Eliza Dillon. % Haack, 10 TO
third. Time 1ias. Peat Iofter. Polly BiXhy IroSa-
dero. optmo and krewer also ran. % ,-,.,
- to l. won; Kawasa 1o1 tFuer): even second; DOC
Mood 100 Scullx. to > third Tine ls6- foNapD apo
d Arcy. Iathos. Prince Herman and Candareen also ran
The entries for tomorrow follow:
First Selling one and eighth nileslmExaGPo Ga
Insolence and Fiorrie s. 1o3 AccoladS 1o4; IN Marion ion
Lynch. 10T; Willard J. False Lead. John Bun and
Second race selling: seven furongs'-Dr. Guernsey
%: Blue Ridge. 96 The Bronze Demon ~; Azla, "9'
Third race tone mile and seventy yards'-Fair Lass
Fourth race dandfcap: six furlougsl-CarPet knight
101: St. Tammany. 1o2. coupled as J. L Strode entry
If You Dare. los. - 81. r. , r-.,,+o~o,,o
90 Ben Mora 9s; OIiagen and Moron 100; Ceylon and
RusseIton Fonspray and Russian. 1922 tfaneur lo"
Sjxth race 1one miIeJ-Aurie b 90; Right and True.
%: Queen. 1o4: Nitrate and imp Aloua' 10
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17

on the part OF competitors. The dirt on the nther
hand gives the vaulter more confidence ana 'n-
;,lles him to perform fully well as he would out
doors This contest will give local athIet'S II
chance distinguish themselves. for thfy VIII De
pittad against the hest in tn" country. N
cludinr many collogians. Ertrtcs clos Wlth WIN
lanes l.. sullivan. chairman If the athlFtlc
rnrnmittee No. 16 Park Placc. ON March Z.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17
KILLED BY TRAIN WHILE sLEIGHING.

Salt Lake City. Feb l6--A large double slelEh
containing tor Young people was struck by hio
oirande Western passenger train here early To-
dav one ot the party instantly killed and
none escaped injury. The sleigh was thrown A
hundred foe; aad demolished To keep warm me
members of the party had covered their heads With
blankets. and did not hear the train.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17
TO ALTER SYNAGOGUE.

Plans were filed for alterations 4 three
story brick synagogue with dwelling house at No.
233 East Fifty a and half story
extension 20 by i2 feet is be built in the rear
at a cost of $3.50, The Congregation kadischer
Talmud Thora, of No 1.0j1 Second ave. il the
owner. William c. SommeTfeld Of No SO west
e-hundred- -seventeentl-st.. is the architect
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17
pubIir y ouees.
PUBLIC NOTICE
C-ity yof< ew York. Once of the City Clerk.
civ Hall New York. February o 1893
vrUE ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY HAVING

fled its petition and application IN writing 70 ~
Of Aldermen Of The CITY oi sew forK. bearing
5.fa dsv 1902. for its .
ana grant privilege aud franchise to g.
roDstruct double tracks a7d
across Thirteenth in the Borough of Manhattan
'r1le CRY of New York between IWenty-eighth and
ventvnfnth streets. from the doat now or hereafter
he constructed at bulkhead 70 the property ths
eastsrfv OF ThfrtAsEth aEeurn. between twenty
eighth and TWenJy-niuth streets mat cars oC ssI
enter leave ana bS -taaA-+tS4 0--FeH saA
property and said float - .
70 tne ulisVloH SlNn Ta7T-
IJtlon OF OF Aldermen or Ihe CITY % New
Ynrk which was adopted the Srd DAY of February.
fana ,rj spproyed hy His the Mayor %
City on the OF February 1905 public notice %
sc sppJicstion the: at the Chamber ot
ibe board of Aldermen the city Hail. ia the Borough
~ Manhattan in city % New YORK. 2ItI
av Of FEBRUARY O'Clock in the afternoon. such
of said railroad company VIII 30
Considered and a public hearing had thereon .
All rersons interested in said Application invited
to- time and place aforesaid V1irI
time ana place an opportunity VIII Re
heard relation J.. SCULLY. City Clerk
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

RACTNG.-At Orleans and Oakland
RACOJT TEIS-Amateur championships at NeW-Aork l'''
uuct Tennis club. II 30 a
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17
Real Gstdte.
Capital and Surplus, SS,Ooo.ooO.
TITIE GUARANTEE
ANDTRUST COMPANY

40 Broadway, ITS Remsen st.
New York Brooklyn.
Manufacturers Branch, roS Montague St, Brooklyn.
Does each year an increasing pro-
portion of the whole business of
examining titles and making
mortgage loans in New York
City. Last year it loaned Over
Thirty-nine Million Dollars
on real estate in New York City.
When you buy real estate, or
borrow on it, come to this COM
pany. Fees moderate and uniform.
Deposits received subject to check
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17
AUCTION SALES TODAY,

Hv Parish. Fisher. Moon.y & sth-ave Junct Ma
Dam Read 1Slst-st 1ieA1 4ez2N 6r411B4 va
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17

II is expected that the pole vault contest at the
Greater New-York Irish A hletic Association
games at the Garden on March Il will attract u
large number of entries not only because this con-
is very seldom held indoors, hut also ae-
count of the fact that the take off is made from
dirt. So many accidents have occurred board
hoore that taks l. great deal OF confdance
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17
School Aaeneles.

A MEhI6AN AND FoREIGN TEACHERS AGENCI
~ fapnlea frnlessoIs TEACHERS Tutors. tIcverucsscA
etc. TO Seiiesss sehools .ad Families Apply 20
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17
ATHLETIC NOTES OF INTEREST

AZ the fourteenth annual indoor scholastic games
OF the Barnard School Athletic Association, in the
sth Regiment Armory. Saturday. March T. at
. D. m one OF the most interesting contests VIII
probably be the relay Teams have been
entered from preparatory schools within a radius
Of 100 miles and many future collegiate cham
pons may be among the lads who VIII meet Other
contests will be 51-yard novice. 60-yard 22O yard
boys under sixteen, 5o-yard, 44oyard, sso-yard
one-mile. shot put and pole vault. open 10 ALL and
440-yard run for noyices Entries close with W.
I. Cahili. Barnard School No. ll9 West One-hun-
dred "a nd twenty-ffth-st.. March l.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17
q onnirp I1roperfn for Sair.

NJ JRRAY HILL STATION, Flushing. L. I-Creater
NJ New forks best residential section modern detached
terms, JOHN DAYTON < co. Broadway and itth-.
st, Flushing. L. l.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-28
Additional Mining News

The Arizona Copper Mining compa. ny is preparing to work extensively 8 set of it's claims near the Black Dia, mond company's property. Victor Artl, the well known mining man, is Tombstone visitor from tho Chiricahuas. MT Artl owns some val uable mines in this district and thinks Cochise the banner mining county If the territoy.
 w. T. Hutchinson. who died on Tuesday at Wickenburg, was former resident of Tombstone. He was ons of he staunch mining pioneers of Aci. zoa& and has many friends all over he territory who will be grieyed to hear of his death.
 The Tombstone Con. Mines Go. are pumping over 1.500.000 gallons of water per day and the capacity of the big pumps have hardly been tested. No trouble whatever is experienced in draining the shaft and work is pro- gresing rapidly in continuing the shaft downward
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-28

IL not only occurred to me that this was the means by which the murder had been committed, but an attempt had been made by the murderer to do away with me. Rushing to drugstore. I cried, "Antidote for poisonr' then sank down and became unconscious.
 I recovered and the next day was ready to procure Bimberly's arrest. but the bird had flown. He doubtless sus- pected me. but at what point he began. to do so I could never decide. He left the place as soon as it was discovereS that I would not die.
 ALBERT MAINE MURREY.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-28
Knights of Malta.

One new comma ndery is about ready In the western part of New York state and two will be instituted in the easr' ern part by the first of the year.
 The supreme commandery has the subject oc a grand commandery for the state Of New York well in hand. and r charter will soon be granted
 Active steps are being taken to gei the Danes of Malta. a ladies' organiza tion, fn good working order.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-28
tgAIE:EL1I.|| |EEz ||E|EEE|zsIISI!0Iy

According to the census office the proportion of deaths from accidental causes out of 1000, from all known causes. was o7.f.
 The Patriotic Legion of America Is a fraternal organization at Topeka Kan.
 Steady. persistent effort is what counts most in building up a lodge.
 The Royal Arcanum on Sept. l. 1902. had 24O.0OO members and its emer. eency fund aggregated S1,7O0.0O0 Benefits paid amount to S4S0,OO0 per month.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-28
MODERN WOOOMEN.
A Splendid Showing For the Year Camp Notes.

Camp Notes.
 Our society will be able to bay all death losses for the year with only elev- en assessments. says the Modern Wood man. and close the year with a cash balance of at least S50.OO0 more than the total of all liabilities.
 After officers are elected plan for a public installation. If the Royal Neigh bors are invited to hold joint public in stallatiOn. the event can be made dou- bly enjoyable.
 On Nov. 13 there was q cash balance in the benefit fund of S930. .257.95.
 Members of the camp at Marion, Ind, are planning to erect the finest lodge building in the state. This camp has a mem bership Of 400.
 Attorney l.. J. Wehe has put in new camp at Starkweather. N. D. He SC cured fifty-fve applications in nine and q half days.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-28
Rnlqhty.1If RVhas;'

Under its new mana cement the en- dOwment rank Knights of Pythias has been making steady and continuous progress.
 The grand jurisdiction of California has 160 subordinate lodges with an aggregate of 14.O00 members.
 The uniform rank is having quite q boom in several of the jurisdictions.
 The membership of the Missouri bri- gade, uniform rank, has increased 40 per cent during the past year
 The cost of insurance in the endow- ment rank as compared with the value of the same is insignificant
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-28
KniGbts of the Golden Eagle,

Lawton castle of Manila. r. l.. has been presented with q handsome DOT trait of General LawtOn by Mrs. Law ton. the widow. The castle prizes the picture highly and adopted resolutions thanking the donor.
 Keystone castle of Philadelphia was the first castle instituted in Pennsyl- vania.
 Castles in most of the jurisdictions reported good gains in membership for November
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-28
nights of Honor.

The order has paid S0.0OOO00 to the widows and orphans of the 10000 members who have passed over the dark river. and it continues to pay nearly $250.O00 a month to the bene- ficiaries of deceased members.
 The Knights of Honor have pai,. $12,OOO. 900 in relief to living members.
 The financial end of the organization is conducted at absolute cost, no rem Der paying more than his just share of expense
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-28
Wnodn,en of the World

Good work has been done in the vari, ous jurisdictions in 1902, and it is ex' pected that the yearly report will show large gain in membership.
 The jurisdiction composed of Missou ri. Indiana and Kansas now has a to tai membership of 3S.00O.