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New-York tribune., 1903-02-12
ASK RECEIVER FOR TURF CONCERN
E. J. Arnold Says He Has $35o,ooo, Which
Will Pay All His Debts.

st. Louis, Feb. 1.-THE offices of the various
turf investment companies were thronged from
an early hour to-day with depositors many OF
whom were from out of town. who wished 10
withdraw their money. At the office of r. j.
Arnold & Co. the announcement made by
l.. D. Goodman. acting for Manager Gill; that
the company had money to pay either dtvl-
dends or principal. Mr.. Goodman said that r. j.
Arnold was detained at Hot Springs until he
could close out his interests there, and that
he would return here tomorrow.
At the offices of the International Investment
Company payments were resumed to-day to a
large number of depositors, among whom were
many women.
The office of the Christy Syndicate Investment
Company, which began paying off yesterday,
was crowded to-day with investors who wanted
their money. John O'Nell. who, with W. c.
Christy, composed the company, announced that
payment on withdrawals had been suspended for
thirty days. but that dividends might be had by
those wishing them.
Excitement is intense among the depositors
of the various turf investment companies a
petition presented in the United STATES
District Court by creditors asking that Arnoiu
& Co. be declared bankrupt, and a receiver ap-
pointed to wind up the concerns affairs.
dispatch from Hot Springs, Ark, says tnat
r. J. Arnold is holding conferences with his
local agent there. and several customers. who
inability to Withdraw funds. Arnold is accom-
panied by detective. He says he has S3ooop
in assets which will fully cover all liabilities.
His book will open here usual.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-12
ICE TRoTTING AT SARATOGA.

Saratoga, y y. Feb 11.-Ths afternoons rain
affected the attendance OF the second day OF the
Saratoga Ice Racing Associations annual trotting
meeting on Saratoga Lake. The kite shaped track
vas i'm good form and the two races were well
contested.
The 2:40 race purse S2oo. which had five starters.
was by George a. Saporta's Marshall. OF New
York City and Saratoga Springs. in three straight
heats; James IIartHeTs Maud H. of Whitehall
finishing second. and Alfred Sweets Glendale. Of
Hies 5s5IS tni l.l- ssoo a. ..r,
ers, took four heats TO decide The first heat was
won by George Dougreys Miser, OF Gens Falls,
but the other three heats and the were won by
] H. Cunninghan's Vinto, OF Sandy Hill; Miser hn-
ectady. third. Time-2:2aa. 2:2ei4 2:2alz. 30
New-York tribune., 1903-02-12
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

4od st 80 ~ last ir-egt Nrn tos IT. eAec .oo
utnr t. Andrew Smith 4u1 aI9.l,I- Nlf-'''
Same property: Rose f. w POST "''oN' - Sai'i'
61st No 155 East. 21No0|: Ihos Jones
executor and trustee {" WIN VI oenJ''l' "40' -,
FIiridsc Il Nos. 81 and 2S' " s. 'fNI"IN
a 1x1uO Sanders sn4 ahPhs % ttdI''7 GO e,o
Nande Ibauu and another a. o0''
6ith st : . OF Fark ave. -''N>" N1'l
/ t;rinherg and another. Z" 'h8hItT I Nt'I't 80.
son: mortgage S1I."''. a.,
Treacv and another. 20 Lima St'd'-<' "o'tsase'
1n,t, a. Nns II and SIS :, +tluNlt", Leo
pnlJ Kaufman ard vIte, t' '"'"> Cyl ana
sp,her. mortgage. S4s.tf-'
-..iu ~, r. " Of 9th ave. tffv10o|. T.
victor IoeV. jr. TO Julia '''-N' mort t's'E''
emf = \, - East 3iN'3.5; Munl-paI Realty
t,1rrGrttion to Louise Van L t''4' mortgage. g.
t'
Hsi I, It. nj: :: is} rserS re t. sss1 Tuhll - 20
ardi paV's' IN ~ = ~ stl1 ave T5NIno II Hud-
son Realty company To- Nora'dfn ttutu l''
-, n ibn.I. John guigley
yI1it,, = conner; mortgage. 500 100
,.rse1uich 81 Nos $50 e tS'-. W ~ n n ~
SNSN - hN 2llox
80 ~ II - \ s. P7.5 begin
t1r Jefferson levy 10 Lewis Mitchell Omitted
80 M ~ o 2IN1on, with interior lot
Freedman. referPa. Joseph Ajelo-- 5000
,r,stertan-aVe. No SfJ. 8. - llXlOsl. John
Harms TO Leopold Saslberg and wife mortgage.
- - n 3iG ~ . II st.-ave. 2OxIOo.5. lease
,.ire PbiIanthropique q SeV-N
n . Sist-st. fO2 2x1Oo Susan
l. vivian and another l.
Vivian. individual TO Wesley lhon- -------.- 2fO 600
New-York tribune., 1903-02-12
CYCLING CLUBS OFFICERS.

At meeting Of the Associated Cycling Clubs Of
NeU--Y ork held at the Century Wheelmen's club
house the following officers were chosen: Alder
man Joseph Oatman. president; Richard Nelson
y Y. A g.. vice-president: Joseph Goodwin. Cen
tury Wheelmen. chairman finance committee;
George {. Wheeler. Metropole Cycling Club, chair
man streets and roads committee: James ONeiil
Century WheeImen. chairman wheelmens rights
and legislation committee R, J. Maggie. Monroe
NYheanen chairman social intercourse committee,
and Ernest Zicslcr. Monroe Wheelmen. chairman
race committee. The office OF Secretary-tre
was held open
Alderman Oatman reported that all the repairs
and improvements roads asked for by the aSsu-
cation during the year had either been made or
provided for in the near future. He said that
there would be attempt 10 pass the proposed
objectionable Sprinklng ordinance over Mayor
Lows veto. but that II measure would b. pre-
scented in accordance with the Mayors suggestion
for contracts for sprinkling to be given out for
ono wear only by the Street Cleaning Department
New-York tribune., 1903-02-12
RESULTS AT INGLESlDE.

TngIeside. Cal, Feb. 1.-THE weather was show
cry and the track slow. Summaries:
First race selling: furlonssb- MeebanUs. I12
shaw. = Troy. o4 oonueID 10 ~ I. second:
I'rus. tpouoyaul. 10 J. third. Time. l15i-. In
ireptdo Mike Rice Tho Phoenciau. Estado and Hesper
also
tpnuueIy, u /. won, Croyira, 100 ,Jcnkins), TO
l. Bell Reed. lot tWaterburyI, ! to l. third.
1:fo'a. Judge Noortscs. Impetuous. Queen cup,
Lady Gallsnrrio. Adirondack Seize Lady Rcwcll and
Ripper also
Tiird rae selling. -C;slsnthus. Reed,
:. - !. Won Bonnie tiszat. 1H2 donovan, !.
second: David : To- tWa.erburyI. l. third Time.
1.ii. Homage. Mission. LouU ez"a and AIado also
Fourth race Chandicsp: mc,- Epfcure 20 Ov.
waldo r-ou. Raire. 1oG shaw. even.
"nd; Leader. % e. p1lu = TO- +. third. Time 1919.
ElaEK also
Ttfth selling SIX fur@nss' Tower Of Candles.
Waldo, To i ITachuaCa. 100 Cenkinsl.
to l. second; Sylvai Talbot 81 a.. Wilson,. . to ..
tltir Tnr. I'arr.fit" and Lady also
iyth rara selling: mile and yardsl-TIer
rlenria JOS oTiulnan) :. Nisrette, 81 tOCon
raIu : to second Anta los Tekins) u to third.
Time las ,l6usu-. Grail Autoght and Ed Adack also
New-York tribune., 1903-02-12
JAI ALAI SITE SOLD.
Havana Syndicate Changes Plans to Build
"Pelota' Game Court.

Robert NJ Miles. jr.. counsel for the Jai Alai
Ball Company. Of Havana, cuba. has sold for MS
clients the property fronting in Central Farh west
between Sixty-secoud and SiXty-third sts Ihis
propertv tract Of 2CDx2o0 feet. acquired
in the name OF Joseph ~ del Solar. the manager
for the syndicate in January. 1902. for about Sr-'-
600. It is understood that the present purchase
price is considerably more than 100000
At the time the property was bought for the
syndicate. which intended erect A building for
the playing Of the game called ''pelota or 'Jai
alai said that the total cost OF the PROJECT
would be S1.00H60 According to reports, pelotd Is
more popular in Spain and in cuba than golf, base
ball and hOrSeraCinC here. The syndicate. II
was learned Yesterday. had not abandoned the
project To build Pelota house in this city 1t had
only decided postpone the carrying out of It's
plans.
The site was bought by the syndicate from Justice
2. Henry Dugro. Frank E Work and William
Brennan. The plot has frontage Of aH3 feet in
Central Park West. 30 feet in Sixty-thtTd-st and
90 feet in SiXty-SecOnd-St.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-12
sPoRTsMEN MEET AT ST. PAUL.

St Paul, Feb. 1.-THE League Of American
Sportsmen met in the Commercial Club rooms In
this city to-day. Delegates were present from all
parts of tho country. After an address of welcome
ON behalf Of the city aud State the report of the
national president g O. Shields. of Ncw-York. was
read lie said in part
\ very important event IN this year 5 work Is the
fact that the President "f the United States has at
oiir redueSt extended the Yellowstone and Teton
forest reserves the east and south OF the vel
Iopstoue Park. by addinE thereto more than elGht
million Of land.
The report states that in the year the league has
increased in membership from 7.7St to 9.2l0 and is
organized in every state except Delaware, Mssis-
.ppi Louisiana. North Carolina and Indian Terri
torv The league has been organized in Alaska.
which according to the report, Is the most i'm
portant section OF the country, so far as game IS
concerned
New-York tribune., 1903-02-12
INTERNATIONAL ATHLETICS.
Correspondence Between American and Eng
lish Universities.

London. Fec. 11.-Some unofficial correspond
cnCe has been exchanged between Oxford
and Cambridge universities and Harvard and
Yale indicating willingness on the part of the
American universities to challenge the English
men 10 athletic meeting. No challenge, how
ever. has Yet been received, and it is doubtful If
the English universities could accept. Their
reason for uon-acceptance would be entirely q
financial one. Acceptance Of the challenge
would involve a return challenge in 1904 and
The English universities have funds to defray
the cost Of visit to the United States. Their
Ia Ct trip to America only carried through by
insuring against loss al Lloyds. II is unlikely
that they could repeat this operation. as Lloyos
lost over s., 800 on the previous occasion.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-12
THE RACETRACK.
st. Charles Hotel Stakes Won by Petunia-
Attachment on Arnold Stable.

Nee-Orleans Feb 1.-THE St. Charles Hotel
Stakes. for two-y ear-ods half mile, and worth
81 O25 to the winner practically race between
the Walden fill. Petunia, and Aransas Pass. who
ran In the colors of ". 5. Price, to whom she was
sold for $1,000 before the -2ce Becky Rice, backed
from threes tt to s. was favorite. Petunia, sec
ond choice, Is to ). and Aransas Pass at 4 to z
fought it out all through the last furlong Lindsey
outrode Hall at the end and Petuna finished a
neck in front. Benson Caldwell has been sold to
J. j. McSaertT % M f9r 30 ID RarFonore ana Was claimed
out of the last race by W. J. Dearman for $1,000
against m bs stae Of J. Arnold at the local
racetgack to secure % claim for $2 Iae weather
First Csix fTongs,mJoset s q ehilns to
IMP AibuIa' MolIie r. White owl Double o. Stuart
second race tselng seven furonsslThane, 1o5
second: Alpaca 1o7 NIccanerty II 10 ! third Tine
Brown Vail Sir Gatian Tommy Masterful also
Third andeap; and oneeightn milss-Bsg ,s Sen
to J! third. Time. 90 cogsEsl also ran ,,,-
t0nFth TaGe fSJ CHaries ti'L S(ah SrsD @ T,sss ITO
%. HnD, to 2 second; May toaday 192 Cannon
ton LADY walter and Ba Pond also ran
9h3s?n e s &c u En- & G 1n Ss . iqa % h4
Time 1:55ls. ,eyIon. Psarlinder King Barleycorn
Mosketo and Campus also
Aurie r. % Dayisson Is to % 3 Won Magser 14o %
l. thrd Time %. Bianco. Fors Levy. Barkelrnore
ruchfcd Safeguard fell turning into the
stretch
First race selling: one milel-Wissendne. 81; Money
Back. 90 Blossom 90: Bud Emory, 9S; Ac-
coade 9S; 1O1; Marion Lynch, f04. Mary
Moore 104 Sir Kingston. 1o6; Dandic Belle 1o9 Bean
IU?: Miss Shancy. 100.
second race selling: six fur1ongs,-DArcy. p5; Er-
mack %: Whangioode 162. The Caxton. 102; The Bos
ton Moranda. Miss Aubrey 1o5; Jim Nap, 1o5
Sister Kate H. los, Blue Blaze, ioI; Gautama. 11O;
Tss | D. se 4e s ap SD s9 s4 Psa5s
gene 100. ReEune. 1u3 tilcuuevis los; Frank Rice,
los: Richt and True. los; Henry Mcdaniel. 119
Fourth race ,handirap; seven furlongsl-Kaona, %:
Albert =. pewey. -: st Tammauy o.: lebanon. 1oI.
FIFTH race selling; mile and one quarter)- .Wunder-
Itch. "a. John Bull. 30: Irony 90. Latson, 1hi Tam
many Chief 101: Peat, 1o; Bushnell 1o1 Ceylon 1oS
sixth race Selling: one mfIer-Ruby Ray. o. Blue
Ridge. AIline Abbott. o.; Radger. %; Meran "a
Garter. 1O: 1O2; Thurles. 102: Moroni
1O2, Great star. 1G2; Macon, 1o4. False Lead 1o4.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-12
SYNDICATE BUYS WILSON ESTATE.

Frank Z. Smith has sold the Wilson estate prop
erty on Nassau Point Suffolk County. Long ISLAND
which is about nine miles south of Greenport. The
huyer is syndicate of well known capitalists, who
intend TO improve part of the land with modern
dwelling houses and sell the balance in acreage
plots. The property comprises five hundred acres
of land and more than five miles of waterfront on
the Great PeCOnic Bay. Several members or the
Ncw-York Yacht club said to be Interested IN
the property and also a number OF persons well
known in both the social and financial worlds.
The intention of the syndicate as announced IS -
make this property one Of the best places of It's
kind i'm America 1t is said that tn" beach Is in
excellent condition. and that all KINDS OF NcSSclS
enter the point
New-York tribune., 1903-02-12
GOLF SEASON IN FLORIDA.

The golf season in Florida is now at its height.
All the better known courses arc crowded with
Northern players. and series Of open tourna p
ments along the east coast viii soon he under
way The series viii begin with the annual meet
ing at Nassau. February &c. = and Is. From
there the players will journey To Miami, where
the dates announced March =, 6 and I. Palm
Beach will he visited for similar tournament on
March T.. Il and ii; Ormond on March 49, 90 and p
and St Augustine March %. "a and % The
closing tournament of the season the IAN Florida
;'l1ampionshp.' is to take place St Augustine on
March 26 y and q.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-12
GOLF.
Holiday Tournaments on Town and Country
Links.

With favorable weather several Of the links
about Neyq-York will hold holiday tournaments to-
dtv At IakeW ood there will be open handicap
mn tho course of the Golf club to follow up the
successful opening of the clubhouse last even
iur : special select score" handicap is SChrd-
med Al the EnaIcN God Golf oluh. covering double
circuit of the links, while at pyker Meadow an
eighteen hole handicap sweepstakes is announced.
If the dav is there will also he approaching
aud u,lttfns contest over the road to the home
Green Many other similar competitions prom
ieed and golfers are likely to he ont in force at
Van CortIandt Raltusrol, Newark, Crescent. Fox
Hills and Garden City.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-12
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

Fy Iugratam \ 90: sol -5e9 llth-st. y s. ~" II
nI ai ave fIuxfu; IaasehoId four story bk ten h
foreclosure sale: IuuIop sSt l. Mulry ct al Nels
4 Snee5er atty~. J \ Walsh, ref due on JudEt SO b.
;o7 %. costs <f5s taVo otr S't sold 10 IheIdeF
& Weinberg Company for $lttfNt .
~, Peter = Never X GO: . t37 Madison ave cor
12ifn-- It AZ 1tN:t story bk h: foreclosure SAFE
al charles ADAMS et al; Arnsteln
I.s,y. sttys Jacobs. ref due on Judgt So 80 ~
,ts Ss -. taxes etc SIHJ %. prior morris, S4JtVV
to r x Goldberg S62H over prior morris and M -
-. -tr as a5vint = : story bk h; foreclosure sale
susan NJ {, livingston sgr i REcFiry ~ az Us
i24 20 costs Ssls So taxes ETC. Sifs % adjourned 10
New-York tribune., 1903-02-12
REAL ESTATE.
Record Price for West Forty-second-st
Parcel-Other Large Transactions.

4 good volume OF business was transacted yes
terday in the real market, and In a sale OF
a West Forty-second-st. parcel. with a frontage OF
% feet a new record price made. The latter
transaction was the sale of NO llb 10 l. west
F'orty-second-St. two old buildings, on d plot SN
os O feet William G Adams was the seller. Neither
the name of the buyer nor what use VIII ne HlaI ~
was said. however that the price paid Il SqQdITt
foot for the property the best ever paIn IN IN
West Fortv-secoud-st The reported sale of a large
plot at New and Beaver SITS. the sale OF oig piI
~ Rroadst and Of the block front I'm Central PARK
West between Stxty-seCond and Sixty-third Sts.'
attracted considerable attention
New-York tribune., 1903-02-12
BILLIARDS.
Townsend Beaten by Gardner-Defeats
Mial at Hanover Club.

Arthur r Townsend played two games in the
amateur 142 balk line billiard tournament at the
Hanover Club, Brooklyn. In the afternoon game ne
had Edward W. Gardner opponent and lost
hy A score of 500 to 164 and in the evening game
he defeated Or. L. l.. Mial with total of 300 to
Us
The afternoon game extremely interesting
IN this game Gardner made average of T. with
a high run OF IS. Townsends average was 20-24
with high of SO. The latters high run in the
evening game was 20-24 with a high OF 81. and
Dr. Mails average 24-34. with high run of &
New-York tribune., 1903-02-12
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

smith Andrew ". and another 70 William Post.
ir executor. No - East i2d-st; prior mortgage.
$50 GsAt 2 years per cent -.
smith Andrew II. ard another. IN Title Guarantee
and Trust 20, No ~ East i@i-st; years. 3
per cent ---... -.-.
Central Realty 80 to General building Construc-
ton "a. 9Th ave. n cor S6th-st: prior mort
Eage SSc5 .G4O due February l. 1eci, per cent
Ruth Abraham. Title Insurance 60 Of New
York: iftth-st. = 20 II q Of sth-aNe : wears
p@T cent
KAHN Maurice To irving saving institution. .
1I6th st. cor Pleassnt-ay-, I year. IA per
New-York tribune., 1903-02-12
SALES ON LONG ISLAND.

: OsSood PcH & G.. lave leased for term
or three wears tho W I. Douglas mansion
and GrounGs at DougIastou Long Island TO Mr-
s. : Guinness. mcmbcr of the firm Of Ladenbers
ThaImsru < 60. Nh. Guinness VIII MAKE MAKE
extensive alterations and editions 10 thf ma
house Also for Mrs Eliza r Earn"aIl, heI
house y Flushing. for a term OF three Years TS -
clarence Il Dean of the General Electric tOn1-
pany Also for the sktdmore estate the sqmSdr 4I1dnd
for the season to J. WiIlet Hail. Of Hall n
New-York tribune., 1903-02-12
CHANGES IN NATIONAL ASSOCIATION

NIaturin RaIlou. secretary OF the United States
Golf Association has received notice Of the resig-
naotion from the association of the Midlothian
Country club Of Chicago; the Rockaway hunting
club of Cedarhurst, and the Newport Golf Club,
Of Newport + l. The Fox Hills Golf Club. of
staten Island aud the Oakley Country Club, of
Oakley Mass have been admitted to associate
membership This leaves tWenty-sN associate
Inl, in q organization
New-York tribune., 1903-02-12
PLANS FOR NEW THEATRE.

Plans we're filed Tuesday at the Bureau Of Build
ings for three and four story brick theatre and a
six story brick office building to be erected at the
northwest corner Of Broadway and Forty-ffth-st
The dimensions will he S1-7 feet in Broadway ana
1+S II feet in FOrtv-ifth-St The six story bu1d1ng
which is extension on the main building, Will De
% bv feet The is placed at $4,000 Milton
l.. Bondeu is the owner: koehlcr < Farnsuorth are
4E,.,a .I,Trr cots
New-York tribune., 1903-02-12
SCOTCH cuRLERs TO COMPETE HERE.

The team Of Scotch curriers' that has been making
a tour Of Canada and the United States VIII arrive
IN this city on Sunday, and viii meet local teams
next week The team has not met with much
success as was expected. but this is said 10 he due
to the fact that most Of the games here played
? skating rinks. while In scotland the games are
held IN the open
New-York tribune., 1903-02-12
JEu.oe-sARRE AT RIDING ACADEMY

Two interesting games of jeu-de-barre were
played last night at the Durand Riding Academy
in the series for the silver for the player win
ring the games. Preceding these two games
there was large class ride in which one
hundred men and women took part. There was
also some high jumping by prominent riders
New-York tribune., 1903-02-12

Brisbauc Arthur seward CSry Az Nos $S Is uH.5 snd
iar,bt: prior ulorr=aEe $4,000. due January - 90
i i.oI per cent gott Nv
Inas Eauo. y, ;iN 81 Nteholas-aFe' year. =, NJ
,pT, per Gs"' fi,o ts Row cry savings Bank. No III
t--r u.I -. years. per cont -
Mates John - tmisrant lndu- .tdi 80 -. a "a
Rauk. X. .aS West 18th ST I year pNr sem S'
--ezrher- RuiIiiuE and Loan Association 70 Loo
crt "a pa,Ioy trustee. li'd-St. s o+' Il "a ~
~ \ rs,r'If ~ p,,very savings bank. Nos $50
and lsi West 57rl ST d" Years per cent w.
~, " S. :" II W % Sl-',e. year Ps c5c
So ot.,- year per cert---..-. - ~
s7a-tr,s nora T.. To- TuiiSrant Industrial Ss'
uss Fsnk f>tn -, g. j." ~ W 't '''f :, ~
~ Emily \ and arotGer ir,iivtlusliv and -
azacutor- 70 tho East River SAVING INSTITUTION.
:.ai S. " -;n n 20 ,ti ave. 'S''- y p'I ~
cent -, e., ,,-,.,.i-,, N,r.-ass ..,rrpSr5:
T,oosrv No -. also iat"rior l'r- beginning ~
a point t5o tt ~ i;iyusjon - ara - ~ OF -, -
Eat5 HERMAN i t1 he FIebrev Benevolent and
19rrhsn Asylum society: 7@i-st No 10" East: ) -
rtr " so 4, susan .. vivian and another.
trustees. Columbus ave. II corner Slst-st; j ..
MAJ HetTs ,r1is 10 the Metrcroii-.- Museum ot
AT. Fars-ave. ~ sJi-st. due FEBRUARY l. ,.oe
-'c7 Ioseph 20 th. Enisrspr Industrisi saw
nEs Bank: Broom"-s' N0S -" aud 80; year. -, -,
oes.n. N aaron to hungarian Reformed Church;
Eroou1s ST. No rs prior n''rt$as S-v"S..i,ls. T."
lanes. Alice X and husband ~ EStn " Z Gould
chamberlain. Sedgwicb- ave. ; Va corner l>2d- - -.
81. years. . per cent NJ
COMPANY. S3d-st. No tI9 West, year ~ per 60 -
vfssSr fsaS T,ir,bcth 20 re GUARANTEES and rrus,
COMPANY; Avenu> \. " corner Ssth-st' q - -,
-sTs Per .o6os SsS1 q; ysnpir CITY saving. BARK
IAth-ave. SIS and SIS; years. -, per
Ccat S.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-12
OLYMPIC GAMES AT ST. LOUIS.
Decision of International Committee to
Transfer Them from Chicago.

St Louis Feb. u.-"Everything settled. You
have Olympic games" is the wording of dis
pa tch received to-day from Michael La Grave.
Worlds Fair Commissioners at Paris France bJ
the Louisiana Purchase Exposition officials. The
meaning cf dispatch is that the Olympic games.
which were originally intended to be held in chi
Caeo i'm 1904 will he held in St Louis during the
worlds Fair, the international committee having
So decided
New-York tribune., 1903-02-12
FOR CHURCH OF ASCENSION REcToRY

The four-story dwelling house No. 10 west
rleycntl-st. on Il lot 25xai1o feet. has been re-
sold for William r Boulton To tn" church or
the Ascension, through PcJsc & Gilman. It VIII
In Usrd = rc.tOrv.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-12
BOARD MEMBER ELECTEO.

Albert g. Mcmillan. of the firm of Mcmillan &
Koch. has baeu elected "a member Of the Heai
Estate Board of Brokers.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-12
AUTOMOBILE NOTES.

The Long Island Automobile Club will hold run
TO Nestbury, Long Island. to-day.
The profits Of the recent automobile show TO the
promoers is said TO hc $1,000. 1t is estimated that
tbero we're on exhibition sa0000N0 worth of auto
mobiles
New-York tribune., 1903-02-12
POSTPONE SKATING RACES.

The championship skating races scheduled for to-
day at Verona Lake, Nortelair. n. ]. have been
nostponed until Saturday because of the rainy
weather Of yesterday, which ruined what ice there
New-York tribune., 1903-02-12
GAMES AT cLERMoNT RINK.

The Brooklyn Boys High School defeated the
Brooklyn Latin School in fast game of hockey at
Clermont Avenue Rink. Brooklyn, last night, by a
Of 4 O