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New-York tribune., 1903-05-02

Kennaday the New-Jersey State champion. met
Carnegie. of ST. Andrews. In the same round. and
won by 3 up and to play; but in the afternoon
kennaday beaten by Reinhart up and : 10
play Robbins rounded out a successful day by
beating Alsop of Yale, in the forenoon and Knapp.
of Westbrook in the afternoon, both with generous
margins
. There were some close matches in the consola-
ton cup series chief of which were the semi
finals between Campbell and Conkiin and Brokaw
and Rhett. each of which was won after a tie on
the home green Summary:
First Cup (s>cond roUndl-F. o Reinhart, Princeton.
beat J. w Baker. Princeton, up G9 holes: Allan Ken
up to play; F. s. Knapp Westbrooh beat p r. Pyne.
2d Princeton 1 up: A. NJ. Robbins st. Andrews, beat
+ J O. Alsop. Yale. up, play.
Seminal rOdnd-Reinhart beat kennaday, up : to
play; Robbins beat Knapp up ? to play
first round match playl-W. J.
Travis Garden city beat z. A Freeman. Montclair. 8
up to play: n Mallouf Corae beat A. J. Wellington
Oakley / up ]. Sloan. Princeton beat II. G. Hartweil
st Paul. up. play; L. NJ. Richmond. Yale. beat
]. F Byers Yale to play.
roundTravis beat Mallouf. 6 up. . to play;
Richmond Sloan. 4 to play -
Consolation Cup (second round; match playl-I. H.
Ctonkn Princeton. Q. Enmet Garden city. . up
: to play y. s. Campbell Yale beat G. ". Butts fale
up : play G. T. Brokaw. Princeton. beat Daniel
Chauncey. Garden City, to play; James Rhett
seni-hnaI round-Campbell beat ConIlin l up d9
holes): Brokaw beat Rhett. up (19 holes)
To-day in addition to the finals for all cups, there
will be a team match between Yale and Princeton
The makeup of the two teams will be:
Yale-C Hitchcock tr.. Campbell. Alsop Richmond
PrincetonEReinhart. Conklin Pyre, Sloan Baker and
Oiyphant.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-02
SIXTH RACE-For threey year-ods and upward, selling
with $500 added. mile seventy yards.
THREE RACEHORsES BURNED.
Stable Fire at Sheepshead Bay Destroys
Three Animals of Promise.

Three racehorses and one carriage horse were
burned to death early hour yesterday morn
ing in fire that destroyed a stable at the Sleeps
head Bay racetrack of the Coney Island Jockey
Club The horses killed Happy Land. by
Deceiver. and Heroic, by Requital. both looked
upon as likely colts and valued at $4,000 by their
owner. II. NJ. Zetgler. the theatrical man, of Gin
clnnati and three-year-od. by Sir Modred. owned
by John O'Rourke and valued al $3.50 and
carriage horse owned by Mr. zeigIer. and worth
$3.50.
The fire caused good deal of excitement as it
was feared it would spread to the other stables
where seven hundred and fifty horses are quar-
tered The stable at the end of Irish ROW
and as the wind happened be In 4 favorable
direction. the sparks were blown away from the
other stables. The burned buildings contained.
however six colts belonging to Ed Purcell, four
belonging to William Scully and three belonging TO
Michael Lynch which being set loose were so
badly cut and otherwise injured that they may
not be able to start until late in the season.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-02
Real Estate.
The
Upbuilding Power
of a Great Company

The Title Guarantee and Trust Company
has furnished more money for the building
up of New York City since the close of the
Spanish-Amcrican War than the entire valu-
alton of the State of Vermont, and has sold
those loans to satisfied investors.
Total Valuation State Of Vermont.
1902. SI2o,S3T,o99
Amount loaned 70 OvuCrs Of y. Y.
City Real Estate by Title Guar
antee and Trust Co. 1890 20 1902. SIzz,6S5,S43
This company has made it as easy for in
vestors to buy mortgages aS to buy bonds of
a banking house. and far safer. This II the
secret of the great growth Of its nnsincss-
1t does all the preliminary work and puts its
own money into the mortgages. When the
investor makes his selection the mortgage is
transferred and the money begins to earn in
terest Immediately.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-02

IBY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE.l
Louisville. May 1.-From present indica tions seven
thoroughbreds will go the post tomorrow in the
Kentuckv Derby at Churchill Downs Bad News,
Bourbon Woodlake, Early and Treacy are certain
starters while The Picket and Judge Hines are
doubtful The Picket is coughing. His Withdrawal
would be a great disappointment. for the colt $
Early will probably be the favorite in the bet
ting He will start in the ColOTs of 11chenor n
NeWgass. the Chicago turfmen. who bought hl1n
this week from Pat Dunno for $1,000. Tom
Mcdowell is very confident of his chances with his
two colts Woodlake and Bourbon. Bad News a
brown geiding by Flying Dutchman-Back Sleeves,
will probably start in the ColOrS of Noodford n
Euckner Charlie" Ellison may send Judge Hines
10 the post The best work done by the candid
dates. except Treacy. is;
Early IL. 2:I134: The Picket u. 2094 Woodlake.
~ 2:i0: Bourbon, II, 2122s, Judge Hines ~ Ia;
Bad News J, 1:4lls.
The track is in excellent shape and will be just
right for the Derby unless il should rain.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-02
THE RECORDS.

The Deveryites had on their batting clothes yes
terday when they faced the Washington American
nine at the American League Park and won an
easy victory by the score of TO B. Howell VINO
pitched for the home nine. had excellent control o.
the ball. The high wind made considerable troupie
for the outfeders. as difficult to judge fly
balls.
Two two-baggers netted the visitors run in the
first inning. In the same inning the home players
by timely batting scored twice One of the features
of the game WilamSS brilliant stop OF d
grounder knocked by Robinson in the third inning
Singles by Keeler and Cancel triples by Williams
and Conroy and q. tumble by Orth added four run;
to the home teams in the fifth inning The
New-York tribune., 1903-05-02
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

,.~sa, ZONES Il and Lafayette Place. = cor for
one stoTZ IRAN IIa Never archiiects $500
90 n West for a brick lort
building ,Itne- Min e RaetI archltects 5000
,,3,t =, n 2OO . ~ shave. for two six
4iI.l L-f-E tarement houses. 81. .6xS4ii. Swech-
or & Reich owners. @ F Pelham architect 5000
tT{rton : for six story
brick ae tenTneis srchtect 1il5 5OOoo
No a story brick lOft
6uiidins: archltect. 1s.Ooo
,.e.t - ., No fsa East. and No lGi East i2jth-st.
i-"ul " 49,. story prick stores. rooms and hand
tat ,c,rt 24NG-l: Kennedy. owner; n Pen
n1uIieI' " ss5 n . of broadway. 81 tx story
hriGk sr~hitec 5000
New-York tribune., 1903-05-02
SMALL FIELD RACING.
FEUr ENTRIES YESTERDAY
First -Four Contests Bring Ont Only
Eighteen TkOroughbreds.

An unusually small number of entries and the
withdrawal at the last moment OF many OF these
5e-racted materially from the interest in the rae
4-g ~ Jamaica Yesterday. The first four races on
the programme furnished sum total of eighteen
horses and some Of these could have been spared
without robbing the fields OF anything more vital
than the bright colors Of the silk they carried.
After the withdrawal of Minotaur and Musketeer.
Frank FarrelTs entry. the Newtown Stakes de-
generated into d three-cornered affair between
Charles Oxx's Ascension, the Mexican staoies
Meddier colt Cameron. and II. r. Schafers De
rnurrer The race served principally to rob the
followers Of Demurrer of their last apology for
that handsome fast. faint hearted poseur OF the
paddock. Each time he has been out TINS year
excuses have been made for his performances;
the fields were too large-he never liked large
fields the distance was far-he never cared for
? distance; he had got of bedly-he runs best In
front. All OF these props were knocked from under
him yesterday He got off in front and stayed there
good humoredly long as no one disputed the
honor with him At the end of five furlongs O'Neil
brought Cameron up. and without hesitation De
rnurrer decided 10 knock off and call it day
He had set so fast a pace, however, for the five
last furong fast enough to beat Ascension for the
place H. R Schaffer bid CameTon's price up from
With With an 13 Extra Extra S S5'S bid ''D'9 MAJ
n cS M She ead fiI s ast weSesday ran third
in a four horse race in which she was a favorlte
half furiongs' and The Ia pounds which the flly
carried together with Coehrans hurried o en0Tt @ 10 10
front proved too much for her. and she stopped
year-old Watercress flly, who nnlsned tnird 10
1o,y scrsr7bIe last Tuesday fulfilled the predc
lions that we're made concerning her then. ano
siIone5 OF With the first race Yesterday with ap-
rarertlv little effort Moorhen a half sister VINO
finished second. was slow in getting away
SfaD ernioyed his we'll known talent for nurs-
ing A tirinS thoroughbred along to good ad-
Tantage N 'is sSGoLu +bo1+ +,e etratcb
after the brown colt had displayed signals of dis
tress Futurita very fast and took the place
from Ivria who also very tired. kingraine
-, -,sf,, fra-,, = 7eId Of selling matters The
Ciuardsman. the erratic son Of Dr. McBride was
on good behavior. and defeated eighteen
rnaf5ens IN The last race. His price reCeded from
,oo orapirg betting 70 TO at
- '' " 7
1HIF
- -dHiTNf'i-'-
FIRST RACE-Sellng: 2-year-olds: furlonss
s4--.
=. cl.l'H s,,..-.- oe I 1Tsrso1, ia
-l--7ii .yK-ifke-sCnl = II
-. .. - - :. Sv-,,,i,o,v-
t'uee( 70 -, "a Ia -. an5 Low 1,t 94;
New-York tribune., 1903-05-02
OTHER COLLEGE GAMES.

A. TJznover y II r. H p
Dartmouth .,........o o x-e
Wesleyan ............O % =
Batteriss-Gleason McCabe: Monroe. Cobb and
Hsnlon.
At Medford. Mass r. II e
Tufts .........-....T K-21 II
OF o 81 10 9
Batteries-Fieming and O'Brien; Clancy. Hnl and
At Newark-Seton Hail. g. Bucknell. 3
At Roanoke. Na.-Jniversty of North Carolina, II;
Washington and Lee University. I.
At Charlotte y. C-Unversity Of Virginia, 6; David
College. l.
At Ica-C'olgate University-Utica League game
postponed Of cold weather.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-02
GOLF.
Reinhart and Robbins to Meet IN
Garden City Finals.

Two more rounds in the Garden City golf tourna-
ment yesterday brought the contest down 10 the
finals. and to-day Reinhart will play Robbins for
the Presidents Cup. while Travis will meet Rich
mond for the Garden City Cup In the finals Tor
the third cup the competitors are Stewart Camp
bell. of Yale. and G. T. Brokaw. of Princeton All
three matches promise excellent golf. Reinhart
naturally stands first in the reckoning, because OF
his unexpected victory Travis on Thursday
Robbins is ST Andrews veteran, who can put up
a strong game Travis of course. is the acknow-
edged winner of the second cup-a distinction
rather unique in his long goling career. The con-
ISOLATION cup contest is practically college affair,
both final players represent a vigorous claQue
a Garden City. and they are likely to have gener-
encouragement from the younger portion or the
gallery.
cold wind swept across the Hampstead plains
Yesterday and the summer fannels of Thursday
were generally abandoned for sweaters and other
winter togs. Match play was the order OF the day
throughout Reinhart. who held most OF the IN
terest. had college mate. Baker. as his opponent
in the morning round. and the latter came within
a stroke of beating him. Rcinhart tied the match
on the home green. and on the extra hole won out
by5 10 4 ne TdS
New-York tribune., 1903-05-02
City Property to Let.
Unfurnished apartments to Let.
Furnished apartments to Let.

yTAsHINGTON HEIGHTS Furnished apartnent ays
w respect. rent cheap
for summer. Apply TO l. T r. as West l'"th-st
ITO RFNT-CompIeteIy furnished housekeeping
Il r,ent- all cool outside I2S Fast @4th a.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-02
IMPORTANT TITLE TRANSFERS.

The New-York Institution for the Instruction OF
the Deaf and Dumb transferred title yesterday 20
two parcels in Broadway between One-huloreu
sfxtv-second and One-hundred- ourIh
s+s and to Mot at the northeast corner Of One
hundred and -sixty-fOurth-St. ana brodu"dS "
James A McMillin for S340.Oo0 . .x. -
TITLE 10 a plot S3x1O0 feet. at the northeast cor
uer of Fightv-second-st. and Park ave. was yes
terday obtained by Abraham KOrnbluth from j.
PierpOnt Morgan.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-02
UNIVERSITY CLUB GOLF HANDICAP.

The fourth semi-annual handicap of the Uni
versity Club of New-York is to be played at the
ST. Andrews links on Wednesday. May 1S The
contest will be at thirty-six holes. medal play.
and will be open to members only. metropolitan
handicaps will be used as far as possible. n1 ana
and one for the best gross but no contestant
can win more than prize. Entries must be
made to William r. InnIs No. 1900 Broadway. be-
fore noon Monday May Il. The committee in
charge Of the handicap includes Joseph b Thomas
chairman; Robert II. Robertson. Alexander B.
HaIiday Henry A James and w. r. Innis.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-02
NEw.JERsEY GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP.

T T Reid. secretary of the New-Jersey State
Golf Association. announces the dates for the
fourth annual tournament June 4. and 6. The
contest will take place at Baltusrol and IS to be
omen to all residents of New-Jersey who mem
hers of golf clubs belonging the association and
all residents who belong to no other than New
Jersey clubs which members Of the association.
Entries may he made with Mr.. Reid, No. 2S2
F1eventh-ave up to June ..
New-York tribune., 1903-05-02
TRACK ATHLETICS.
Three College Records Broken at New orA
University Spring Games.

Three college records Rere broken Al tiie SUE
-. to1a st Neuy-Yorix University yesterday al
+orpoo, The meet was won 10y the freshman
class which scored 96 points beating the seii0F r.
nc > The hest race IF the day was the mile % ir
orrnor freshman. won out in nara niliS, Iom 20
ori,g tbe college record 19 seconds tonheg, ~ o.
IIS 4ier7lz 04 feet 10 inches, II feet DetleI
,ba, tbe former record In the high hurdles SIetN'
90 1;,,,ed yo-fifths second off the IHGoiu
% -, cIIt ~ - brought out some material WhlS
!. = es3itsi1e work and the prospects are bIlSht
fn- an exceptionally strong team.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-02
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

to Layer Wy rs Title IL 121Et0S 19f1sfase
ave year a. pf6 pomincn Realty Com
Pany; MoTnnfsde s Ess 1 month
Silver Morris TO JACOB & r[elz 1ep 5000
Grenthai Michael 70 d8 fRe saEs al per 1900
East Broadway No 1sS year "a , per cent: cent 400
chsoIm George E. to the brGoTyn SeaT
re-dSba,ner Pf5 6rl Henry to the German Exchange
Bank: Avenue \. Nos e6 and S. $; leasehoid: ooo
HSssx ans seRs@OSF Eig 4 is and another
Insurance Company; I'D St No ~ East due % ooo
msSai Monts9,, ns1 to Bank az s,f for .vs say
MfSaa SSl aarsti"n 1s%s Of the he Deaf and Dumb st.
corner BrqaaTsy' lady yeaEs o per Of Broad
two mortgases & years 400 Per cent m Basd
Same TO same same roe 6sr 81 cent : ''V - 1000
same to same 1ae 16d St corner $4,000
same to same: 1850 St 100 q Broad oooo
san may TO 5"9 ssmS i6sd st. $ 500 # Broad
same msy to same sSe: is5d st. corner
sane yssrf to same R5e i64thst $ 100 II Broad
% . tG 1875 ysaT 500 F. Fer 'Sf' OF Bosd
same to same: 164th-st n e Broadway
Same to same; lSita-s; en- $ IOo Il oi 17soo
same to same: 1sih-st 5 corner Broadway;
sams Tnsrf to same: R6 fsah St $ 100 fl broad
Same to same: i6fih-st : 800 n Of Broad 400
v1v. = f'VVc
POlsten Joseph. another TO American Mort
gage Company. SIuboTr Nos 219 and Z2lt -.
| -
Same to same: property prior mortgage. -.
l year. 6 srO'o
little Marv r. to Lawyers Title Insurance
company. I44th-st. : 1875 n Of Amsterdam -.
IA cent s-Vo"
MaTtn MaS apd st Me 70 No " West c25co
Miller Adolf Title Insurance Company or
New NsW-forN' a ave 40 -oo9. = '.... y..'.s 10000
Hidden; c i32ias JT, ~ ears az az per Is ooo
T to LAWYERS Title Insurance
noInPsnf l 40 10 l-is' " l.....- 2oooo
Pross Albert ". American Mortgage Company;
Stn aT ST. 10 per % 10000
Ba2n9n ave- I'm No 52s vear per cent ... 1900
Kaufman Leopold, to American Mortgage Com
p&ny: L LFAins'oi 'os no anu -. $1,000
Walter Ida o. Bowery Savings Bank: 44th-st
2T5 II Of Lexington ave; year: ~ per
!. & & II Realty Company the Man
haitian Savings Institution: Amsterdam ave. $ -. -.
correr IISth-st: years cent I5ooop
Mortgage Company 10 City Mortgage
COMPANY: fSth-st. No f44 West; ] year, . per
F,erIman David Security Mortgage COMPANY;
lsth-st. sos u Of 6th-ave: due July y ., -oo
i De
New-York tribune., 1903-05-02
REAL ESTATE.
apartment House Bought
for Investment.

One Of the principal transactions reported yester
day was the purchase of the four story apartment
house with stores No. 400 Sixth-ave at the south
east corner Of Fifty-fr by Herman and
Martin King from Sias II. Furman. The building
Is on lot 25x005 feet. 1t is thought that the pur
chase made for Investment purposes Mr.
Furman bought the property recently
Mr.. Furman is the buyer of No. 43 West Twenty
seventh-st.. a four story and basement brownstone
dwelling house. recently sold by the Pell estate
New-York tribune., 1903-05-02
'Shields entry,

shields entry.
THIRD RACE-THE SUFFOLK STAKES: for two
year-olds with $1,000 added: selling -Four and a
half furlongs
New-York tribune., 1903-05-02
POLO.
Freebooters Win Practice Game-Goals by
Messrs. Douglass and Bellamy.

Two teams from Squadron A. the Squadron and
the Freebooters met in practice game at Van
Cortlandt Park yesterday. The latter team won
hy a score of to I The afternoon was especially
fine for the occasion. The honOrs for goal making
went to Mr.. Douglass and DR.. Russell Bellamy for
the Freebooters. The former made two goals and
the latter one. Lawrence. the other side. made
HonI long not
New-York tribune., 1903-05-02

cARATOGA SPRINGS
- prices TO suit every
Saratoga Springs y. y
New-York tribune., 1903-05-02
BROOKLYN BEATS BOSTON TO s.
Local Nine Starts in with Two Runs in
First Inning-Scores Four in Seventh.

The Brooklyn club defeated Boston in good
game at Washington Park yesterday by a score of
to ). The home team took the lead from the
opening inning. scoring two runs to the Boston's
one. Boston tied the in the second inning
and forged ahead in the fourth. In the seventh
inning the Brooklyn players took the lead again by
making four runs to the Beanedters' one. A tally
three runs in the eighth inning gave the local
team a safe lead. which the Boston men were un-
al q The
New-York tribune., 1903-05-02
EASTERN LEAGUE SCORES.

Worcester: a n 4,
7yCrccstar o l o Ks ,
Tag,arS 30 o 0-l
Bstteries-winham and Steelman: Hesterter and Shea
Al Providence: ~ p
Providence ----------o N .
Ierse. CITY .-.-...-.-t D " 3" p" -
Fatteries-Gray and Farmer Pfann1iiier ana Alcahus
Baltimore: = . n ~ ID
Baltimore ...-.--.-Z - a "a / &
tsst,Arias-souders and Fuller; Ferry Milgan and
-.-,,ore5 account tofc
New-York tribune., 1903-05-02
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

Fv l. Phillips & 60: 326 S2S 12th-st. 3206.4 II
Of 2d ave. 3Tx1O3.3x irregular: story ten n toIe
closure sale Raves Krakower 81 al; krakoWer
e Peters attys: PToskauer. ref. due on jadgt
&c st'Ds prhE mort
3O0. al ioIrued To MAY :
nv lanes I. Wells: 324 Lenox ave. 3o+ y .,
,ob st IL 6x7a. story { dwg h: foreclosure sale'
t7@rry d Tiffany al agt Lyman Tiffany et al DaVe
@ @ri'l.S ,uerhach attys; Reuben UnderhN. ref: due
IN 1dgt 81; -: costs, 1894 - taxes etc sl3'S 30
n MAY
New-York tribune., 1903-05-02
oo,nmeIA LOSES TO SYRACUSE.

syracuse Nav 1.-The Syracuse University oase-
,aH team defeated the Columbia team to-day
in one Of the most exciting games OF 'he season
Clever stick work at critical monieh's' a'u ieie'
New-York tribune., 1903-05-02
COLD HEELS SOLD FOR $500.

Ct Louis May The string of horses belonging
., /, 7 Arnold & Co. OF which 5. l. SWarts WAS
...5 rocaiver was sold to-day at trustees
@aIa At the farm in Greenville, NJ and I!i,,ai gioh
Heels was bought by Hinde & Baker, 't MIlgot0g on
Il Ii'Ena I%rarkfGrt Ky for $500 The string con-
ata9 of twenty head of horses, and the asgregd @
amount of the sale. exclusive OF ''"iH 'i'
abO1t
New-York tribune., 1903-05-02

115 G.arsony so 90 to /: Erdenia, 10 HI.
Michselsl. 30 I and I2 1: Home Signal 6. 1l2
(0NelD. 20 and /: SIR Roche. g. iio IN Lewis
20 "a l s : Sontag 3 1o5 fPickerng 10 TO |
and 10 J. Cinch 112 Doyle 90 to and 20 TO l. Royal
Pirate. Reddingtonb, 40 and II to !: Taps.
: liz fooakD 30 to and II to I: Sen Lear. g. H.
Sloan. 1 Renela- > 105 q Dalyl. 80
l. !. !. ilj tBoiesen). II to ana
l. and Rayelment, 3. 1lO CWilkerson). to and
New-York tribune., 1903-05-02
PHILADELPHIA.


New York ..................O 0 o o 2 8 Oil
Philadelphia ...............I O. 3
Earned runs-New- York. g. Phladephs. 2 Two base
Wolverton, Keister Brashear DOOM
Three base hit-Bresnahan. Home rIns-hertes Ma
MctIann Keister. Roth. Stolen
hases-Bresnahan. MCtSann. Dunn. Left on bases-New
York g. Philadelphia. I First base balls-Of Fraser,
Hit by pitched baIl-By Mathewson. p Fraser, 1.
Struck out BY Mathewson. s. Fraser 4 Passed ball
Roth. Time. Ump!re-O'
New-York tribune., 1903-05-02
BROOKLYN-

Earned runs-Bosto7. Brooklyn. B Two base hits
NaIarkey Stranc and Ritter, First base on
Boston. !: Brooklyn J. Three base larkey'
Left on bases-Roston. y: Brooklyn : Sacrifice hits
Bonner and Strang Stolen hases-Dexter, Gremnger.
Sheckard. = Double pays-Strang. Broderck and
T)ovIe. and Tenney- First base on
tails-Of Jones ? MaIsrkey. B. Hit by pitched ball
-Rv Jones Struck out-By Jones, B. by Malarkey.
> NId pitcl-Malarkey Time. 2:25- Umpire-Moran.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-02
cEDnP-ST. PARCEL SOLD.

I,eopod We'll has sold for Arthur Casper ant
Jennie Rhetnstrom to a client the northwest corne
of Cedar and Pearl SITS. two four story ouloings
which were owned prior to 1850 oy the AS'oi eS'"1
New-York tribune., 1903-05-02
B4SEB1LL.
Nesc Team Wins 4gmn from Wash-
ingtOn-ScOre. s to 3.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
II; Philadelphia. Brooklyn. 0: Boston. 5.
Z. Cincinnati s. Chicago. o.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New-York. s: washngton.3. St Louis. Q: Cleveland. s.
Boston, Philadelphia. =. Chicago, >; Detroit. J.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-02
CINCINNATI, 6; CHICAGO, o.

At Cincinnati X u u
Cincinnati .......--.-1 q : ~
Chicago ..--.-..-----O "" " =
Batteres-Suthon and Peitz: Hardy Wicker and King
Attendance. 1.GG0.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-02
F;FTH.AvE. PLOT CHANGES OWNERS.

Emil Irneer presfdent Of the Yorkville Bank, has
sold No 2SS Fffth-ave. five story building. on
lot 17O13x125 feet for about s1725o- The building
is on the west side of the avenue, between 1hir-
tieth and Thirty-irst SITS. Mr.. Unger bought the
property under foreclosure December B. lsS9
New-York tribune., 1903-05-02
CHICAGO, 5; DETROIT, 1.

Chicago: n l.
| Chicago ...-..-..----2 ! q o 70
Batteries-Faherty and Mcfarland; Easton and Meal
| lister Attendance $500.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-02

mans steady work when were on bases won
the game for the local university The score II T.
1 q q %
Batteries-Heffernan Demong; Connor and Fran'-
New-York tribune., 1903-05-02
To Let for Business Purposes.

OFFICES also suites; river view: o1ices SO SEQ
" S4S0 yearly twelve stories. HrcpIooi con
BEARD BJ ILDfNtI. ~ Liberty
Ap OE-E-rer. aud sesk room - Ie.: ccnv-nisrc>s.
i WE.INsTEfN Boxery Bans Buil1ing. 80 Grand ST
New-York tribune., 1903-05-02
sTR RANGIHIITY FARM"

This beautiful estate. which is the Amert
can home of Mrs. W. K. Vanderbilt. formerly
Mrs. Lewis VI. Rufherfurd. illustrated and de-
New-York tribune., 1903-05-02

At Indianapolis indianapolis. ., LOUISVILLE y
At ToIedo.ToIedo &: Columbus :
At inneapols-Mwaukee. !: Minneapolis. :.
At ST Paul-St. Paul. :: Kansas city D.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-02
ouINTEssENcE WINS RICH STAKE.

Io,don Nav l-Quintessence won the One Thou
Ind Cujneas' Stakes Oor three-year-oldsr one he'
at the Newmarket First spring Nee'"'1 -,
@, o D. ms second and Skyscraper came I'm third
Twelve horses ran
New-York tribune., 1903-05-02
PENNSYLVANIA
HARVARD
sONALILAND-

Description of the queer p, ,t,,
war with England In SOU" as .a,,,,i.a
-. 20 the British troops there' 4" Inc
sunday Tribune tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1903-05-02
SHOOTING.
Harvard Beats University of Pennsylvania
nv Close Score of 175 to IVA

pbuadeInbia May 1.-The Harvard uhiNersity
= ., defeated the University of PennsyivaIiia
today in five team SfG9' bs city Gt The teams
Gun @ -, =, enlv matched that only one dIse, ~
hetvyee1 the defeated Quakers anu an9 d "e 80 - '
New-York tribune., 1903-05-02
GAMES TODAY.

NATIONAL. T-EAGIi +.
Eraoklvr at Philadepfia IChicago a PittsbErg.
New York at Boston. iSt Louis at Cincinnati
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Washington at New York Detroit at ST Louis
Philadelphia at Boston Cleveland at Chicago.