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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-28
WRIGHT 4 SUICIDE.
Promoter Took Cyanide Of Potas-
SUM after Sentence.

I,ondor. ian. o7-Whitakc- Wright commit
ted suicide by taking cyanide Of potassium. ms
fact was made known by the post-mortem exam
nation to-day. and the prisoners intention 10
take mis- life il convicted was further SHOWN
by the discovery of a loaded revolver IN MS
pocket The inquest has been fixed for to-fnor-
row morning.
Wright's features showed no trace OF the SUI
fering he must have endured prior to death HIS
brain was abnormally large. Parts Of cyanide
OF potassium tabloids still undissolved were
found in the stomach. Wright evidently having
swallowed several of them. The revolver found
in his hip pocket is of American make SILVER
plated and of heavy calibre.
II is now supposed that WriGnts ostehtalooS
consumption of taboids FOR indigestion ana IN
somnia in the last days of the trial was deslsHeu
10 cover the taking of the fatal dose. Accord
ing to the doctors, the dead man prolonged MS
agony by taking too many of the cyanide OF
potassium tablods, a smaller dose "oUiu
have brought death more swiftly.
All Wright's conversation with his friends
and attendants in his last days proves that ne
hoped until the last for acquttal. although ne
made such careful preparation for the worst.
Had he been convinced himself that conVictoh
was inevitable. there was nothing 10 preNe'-t MS
committing suicide previously, for he was never
searched while his trial was going on anu ga
tives, he had complete freedom OF moVel Iu
With the consent of the Home 0ecretd,H'
Wright's body will be handed over TO his reIa-
tives after the inquest for private buTlal at
Whitley. his home IN Surrey. 49,
The possibility of the liranciers escape rom ron
Justice by suicide foreseen by DeteCuSe
Willis who brought Wright from New olh'
Acting on hints dropped by Wright on tne NoS
age Willis gave the court officials special "trh-
ing 10 keep the closest guard over MIN. PTS
oners being tried in the Law Courts VIII prop
ably hereafter he treated like the prisoners al
the old Bailey, where they are searched and
constantly guarded.
A strange document was found on the scat
I'm court which had been occupied by Wright,
showing that he had made an accurate fore
cast of his sentence This was sheet of blot
ting paper which he had scribhled in the
course OF the Justices summing up. The Roman
characters "VII'' were thiclly scattered over the
whole sheet the number COinCiding with the
sentence he received. In the middle of the sheet
appears the word intent the last word Wright
wrote.
The Opposition papers continue making trench
ant comments the government. which" they
say. declined TO do its duty for reasons now
shown 10 have been absurd in law, and which
are always repugnant to common sense"
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RESULTS AT OAKLAND.

San Francisco. Jan. c7-First (seven furlonEs)
Lady WaGsworth. 100 Martini. ].
IzabeIita. se CI!Idebrandl. 20 l. second. RiIly
Moore. l0e ,Beul. Is T. third Time. - Dorator,
Mordenta The Strvarde-s. Doreen. Mr. Phinizy Emily
oliver. Norford. Homny. Tourist II. Vlrglc dOr and
The Touer
second race 0hree and ons-haf furionEs. purse -
Golden IDOL. l0F j. Daly>. to I. Efith VICE.
lO6 (Burnsi b. second. Morita 1o6 &C. Kelly. IS
10 !. third Time. o.Eci Lillian Aver Eba Mary
Pepper Only Jimmie and Tar Bntv also
Third tseycn furlongsl-El Photo. 100 tFhdc-
brandl. % ?. won: Marelln los u. r SheehRnJ.
70 l. second: corstellator. los - Martini. to /.
third l:2ss. Velma Clark. Cousin Carrie. Pat
Morissey. Decoy First chip and Nuilah also ran.
Fourth mllcl-Waswift tHldchrandl.
o g. Gold Money 100 -. Martini. o g.
ond. OFngen. IS (Oliphant). 20 l. third Time. l39.
Esherln also
FIFTH tsix furlongs)-Coroner Kelly 1o5 toli-
phant). to ]. Bombardor. I02 Burns. 20 /.
second: George Perry. los tStuart). 10 20 I. third
Time. 1:1fi4. Waterspoint, Totre, Pachuca and
HCmerc also
race Zone mile and sixteenth Byronerdale.
(Hlldebrand1. even. Achilles (Kunz). -
TO !. second; .. ". Trahern 30 Garsen), 20 third
Time l47. Ricz Carilee IdoBo. Alta Peggy and Augie
also
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-28
JAPAN,S BOND ISSUE.
Plans to Raise One Hundred and
Fifth Million Yen.

Toxic, Jan, FIT is understood that the Cab
,net. assisted by the Elder Statesmen. has COM
peted financial programme, which, it is be-
Ieved, viii soon be published. It is said TO in
clude the issuance Of exchequer bonds to the
amount Of 100000 yen. and increasing taxes
10 the extent Of 50.OO0oO0 yen.
London. Jan 2S.-'~The Times this morning
publishes the following dispatch from it's Toxic
correspondent:
The government has resolved TO impose war
tax by doubling the land tax and the income
tax, thereby obtaining additional revenue OF
100000 yen.
Paris, Jan. 2S.-The ST Petersburg correspond
ent Of the Paris edition Of The New-York Her
aid" has telegraphed an extraordinary story to
the effect that Germany and Denmark have
reached understanding under the terms OF
which, in the event Of Great Britain fighting
with Japan against Russia, Germany would
anicably occupy Copenhagen with a powerful
Force thus effectively closing the Baltic and pre-
venting the Russians from leaving the Brit
ish from entering that sea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-28
NEW CARS AT HERALD SQUARE SHOW
Firms Report Excellent Sales at This and
Garden Exhibitions.

The attendance at the Automobile show ar ERE
Herald Square Exhibition Hall day and evening
was better yesterday than on any previous day
This week There only three more DAYS of this
sho" ana the public seems bent seeing all the
new that are being exhibited there Three nav
ones were put in yesterday of the Pope Company's
MAKE. one can also see there the largest aad the
SSihaltesc passenger touring car. They are the
oig tweCty-fOOt car made hv a RrookIvn frr, 10
larry seventeen persons and a baby machine of
rIthCn make. The lrTy exhibiting report that
snSy are doing a good business one firm having
SOFA at the Garden and at this exhibition four
nuhdred or their Tunabouts Henri MOTfn's French
t,ohctft Band attracts almost much attention as
Lie eNhlhtS- The Boardwalk March COMPOSED
oy Alfred ROYAL Chasseaud son of the manager
OF me exhoitioa. met with much favor when
Piayec yesterday. II is new march dedicated
70 j. Lyle kinmouth, secretary OF the Public
Grounds Commission at Asbury Park
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-28
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

LOngwoOd-ave-. north side, between Beck ard
Kelly SIS, three story brick school al Sxs0S feet:
City Of New-York. owner; Z B. :. Snyder. archs-
tect: $110OC0
Grant-ave, west side. rs feet north OF John-sG.
two story frame dwelling house. six5e feet: Henry
Becker, owner, B. Ebeing, architect; $f0od
Grant-ave, west side 10 feet north Of JOhn-st..
TWO story frame dwelling house 2lx50 feet: Valen-
tine Ney dig. owner; b. Ebeling. architect. s4.C1a.
Bostor-ave. west side. 20 feet north OF Oue-hun-
dred-and-s -ninth-st., one story brick Office.
son, architect: $1,000
" il1a mSbrioge seven TWO story frame dwellings.
.CX31-6 feet: Israel Schatz. owner; LANCER & Ro-
sensahn. architect: $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-28
RESULTS AT ASCOT PARK.

Los Angeles. Cal. Jan. 2I-First CsiT furlonss
seil.nsl,Rose5ud 10 PRIOR u to / won; Hilary l@2
tRosel. - 10 J. second Lac Fcckuoe. ~ "a Levis Z
70 l. third Time. 1884,. Louise Mening. Nora. Pat
Harmon Ross=tic. Foxy Grandpa, lras. Egg Nogg
Quitado. FlamerO and SharplesH also
second race six fu-longs. maiden three
Banquero. lOj IL. Walsh /. won Ben Haywood los
tRe1ien > 70 second. Carnival. ol M Johnson %
10 !, third. Time. Ilsiz Eva u. NatTonia. KYLE H.
Capitol MO0nst0ne. Gentle Harry. AlUnuZOr. George
Koester Be,ladonua. Flea and Iaureta Phillips also
Third and ixtceuth inflcElt. T. Camp
bell. 100 o. Book'T. 10 10 won, Ceiehraton ~
tFciCht. J. second. piamerte 100 Waterbury 10
!. third. Time, l:47'- Blue Miracle also ran. -
Fourth tSisuson Coursef-Stsm Winder. 100
G'cicht. 70 won. Riissful ,Knapp}. l. second
Golden Rule ~ URedfeTnI. - :. ta.ra. Time l,lO
Glorioso. Americana and " r TRrpey also
Fifth dive and ore-haf furl7ngSfPat HulEer. III
y. Bolaudl l. Snis. Ii2 tE walsh sec
oud Golden BOY. il1 IT,. I. third Time
:0d. Iotr.r5 Granio and Rough md Tumble also ran
Sixth haif furlnrEs. selling -NeNi-
cana. % j. Lewisl. 90 :. won. PhyE - dhwrence,
% /. second. EvAndsr 100 tiurtonl. to J. MIRO
Time. 1:224 Estado. NilHs. Dolly ""ithoH plot 'ha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-28
NEw-oRLEANs ENTRIES FOR TODAY.

First race purse; SIX fur!ongs,-Totness 100 Dusky
Ho. Lass 100 Asse Lewis. ln5 Julia NJ. 100; clear
Lat arena. iN'- agnes brennan. lUJ, kumOmUo, 100
IotHess and Clear the Arena HaymaD q Gilman en,ry.
s~-t'iG tsetIust iutiouEsJ- Lanka, %.
'a"Tplar to- Mayor Johnson. lt4. Bard q Avon 1906
kmlgre, lo6 Latte Jack Hornel. los; Palmst 1Ol
,lhts. l04; Sid silver. lo+. Kahler lO6 Balm
GLead. l05: SsdGucee,
Inrd race purse. furlorss'-Ralph Young So
cardinal Nosry. -. J. F. MayUerry. So Joe Cioss. SI
Parisienne lU4 FayoCius. los; Ciangcr. 81: Harlem
Lane. -, Uranium. 81; Ben Howard. 100. NeN-York
iUN
Fourth thandirap; mile and twenty vards)-
E9asicr IS Ethics i'2. FCttijoEn. lH, ST. Tammany,
i1fth purse. one mi,eJ-Shcrtcake. 80; Second
ogit. SO Ou'neli 90 81. jolly. %. Lord French. 40
ostrich Jos. PuNy B. 81. Young Jessie. o.. Iantus,
-, Louis Kraft. ~: Katie Powers. gS
Sixth selling. and one-cighth mileslAlgon-
gum -: hyeta!c ~ Bob Hlliard. o. Sara. o.. Or.
Hart leo Lou Woods lu2, bocilc go Aa,ay. ga IN
sptc0r shea .: Queen q pIxaUs aN: Felix hard 1872
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-28
YALE OUTPL4YS BROWN
Defeats Providence Hockey Screen
6y Score of 10 Goals to 0.

IN the third game OF the intercollegiate Hockey
league series, held last night al St Nicholas Rink
iaie defeated Brown. 10 to 0. At no stage OF the
same dld Brown have any chance against Yale
Inc defensive work. in particular of the Providence
seven was much inferior TO that exhibited against
princeton three weeks ago and the men played
poor hockey. Yale put up a good game.
me contest was free from roughness. the referee
ohly once having to put man off. This was Row
Lahd for tripping Hunt. Early in the game F.
NAaFDie was hit in the face by the puck which de-
iayed the play five minutes, and later Marcus re-
ceived bad cut on the hand. which made necessary
MS retirement. Kay taking his place The team
work and showing of Vale was superior to that
SHOWN by any OF the other college teams far this
season.
lale scored four times in the first period. Marcus
'"Ioe doing the trick and Behr and Cornell each
"elhs credited with goal. Cornell the first 20
score from 4 scrimmage. after three minutes of
pay The second point was made By Behr, vino
81 tne puck from Rowland after the latter had
mace brilliant run the length of the rink. Marcus
IaIiIueu the next two in quick succession. Brown
OiIIy on TWO occasions had any chance of scoring.
IN the second period Yale scored almost will.
me men played well together and team work was
more IN evidence than in the beginning of the game.
DIoWH, however, made no attempt at COmbiua ton
M0ik ana became discouraged al the easy way in
%hich their opponents were piug up the goals.
be1ore the end Of the game Yale had added six
more points to her score. The line up and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-28
PAlRINes FOR BILLIARD TOURNEY.

]. De Mum Smith. Of St Louis, and Arthur
Narcotic the Canadian champion. OF Quebec. were
selected last night TO play the opening billiard
match OF the amateur championship tournament
which begins on Monday night at the Liederkranz
Club. The afternoon match for Tuesday will be
between Or. L. l. Mai and Arthur Townsend.
In the evening Charles Conkin. OF Chicago. will
meet Ferdinand Poggenburg. Charles Norris. OF
Chicago. has sent word that because OF pressing
business he would be unable to compete. The
schedule for Wednesday afternoon and evening is
not made out. but Edward Gardner. the former
holder of the championship. will be in one Of the
matches.
The evening games win begin at sl5 O'CLOCK; ana ana
those of the afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. All ire
matches win he 300 points, 14-inch balkline with
shots allowed in balk. The referee VIII oe
Edward Mclaughlin. the professional BY the fail-
ure OF Wilson p Foss 10 enter. the winner OF the
tournament will become the recognized national
amateur billiard champion and holder OF the Eagle
gold cup.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-28
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Madison-ave. Nos 2Os3 and 2Os5 e = 4aIixss;
nares stump 70 Edward Scudder. Nominal
@9th-st. 5, Do n " 81 7tn-ave. - lOxSs o.
Aaron Coleman 10 Nathan Coleman
ann another Tnortgage $4,000 Nominal
S4Lh-st- n 5. % Il OF PaTk-ave, il
IA 606X " 1laS 1022x 10: James
Meehan Z Joseph Meehan- .--......--.-...--. Gir
i5th-st, No = West 25v0a 2x25 Sx93.4: Alexis
COMPANY. and ......-.-.s 500
sth-st IS West IL Henry Black to
William Hunter. and 10
42d-st 5. 1884 II shave. ca SxaS.9; Regent
Realty Company Oscar Han1uerstein; mort
100000: c and 100
i23d-st. s. 49.5 70 OF Shave. fT.2xSO.z: Mar
Garet Van Hagen 10 Thomas O'Reiliy mort
eh-ave- " corner 42d-st 10O-5x W COZ
25.1x COX TAX 40. and strip. 100 e W OF
6th-ave 4 n of 42d-st n
Waiter ssoTio1- s5occo
i25th-st :. $50 Il OF 2d-ave. 25x10O II; Joseph
J Meaney Samuel Green. 0 = and.
4Sth-st. n 5. 125 II OF 7rh-ave 95x92. Sx9S- 1Ox
1855: Felix Ishaun 70 Edward ! Davis one-half
part; mortgage. S1650o0: and To
Broadway, n +9tl-St 125 OK
SIX 5 25x 25x T5x 2sx 25.5x sal;
Albert " Pross TO Century Realty Company
uno-tcage S3s4 600. -Nor-in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-28
REPORTED LEASES.

He'll & Stern have leased two floors in the new
building. No 10 TO 10 West Twenteth-st.. running
through to No II West Nineteenth-st.. TO the JUDI
kius & Mccormick Company, for ten years. a
total rental OF 100000. The floor space leased
comprises than 1000 square feet.
Warren & Skillin have leased the sixth loft at
Nos. and West Eighteenth-st.. TO Max Rosen-
berg. for term of years.
Gordon s. McCTeedy & Co. have leased for How
ard Menu Nos. 2Oi 2O5 and 20 West Eighty-eighth-
st, three five story dathouses: for a term of five
years. at gross rental OF $4,000
Frances y. RrinSmade has leased 10 Ernst ].
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-28
"scooTERs" TO RACE ON LAND AND SEA
Novel Contest To Be Held on the Great
South Bay on Saturday.

The scooter viii prove its right to the title am
phbious'' by showing how closely IL approaches the
iceboat on the solid portion Of the Great South
Bay and how nearly it emulate the manoeuvres
of small sloop on the bays open water For the
first time rules have been formulated and race
planned for this novel craft, be held off Blue
Point. Patchogue Long Island Saturday. AS
no fine distinctions drawn. the entry list in
cludes only life savers and yacht builders ac-
cepted lines. but many original and eccentric
forms which personality las evolved. The train on
the Long Island Railroad leaves here for Blue
Point from ThiTtyfourth-st. at 1880 a. m, arriving
at Blue Point at 1905 D. m. Returning trains are
que arrive Thirty fourth-st- at 5S and 1;S p m
SATURDAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-28
ALASKAN STEAMER MISSING.

st,ol,. liver B. G. Jan. 1.-THE little steamer
ron,o .or ne last Eve years running on the mail
hs,'. t oet"een Junesu and sumdum. is believed TO
,D,o-S oesh lost with all on board While definite
tba, - s - lacking. It IS believed at Juneau
stao,,r - as1 nalf dozen passengers were on the
nnr- st'- "hen she left windham Bay Her crew
r.. rom juneau under date OF January 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-28
METROPOLITAN JOCKEY CLUB STAKES

The stakes and handicaps OF the Metropolitan
Jockey Club. 20 be run in their spring meeting.
April % TO May T. will close with the secretary.
No. % Court-st. Brooklyn, Tuesday. March l.
The Excelsior Handicap will he run on the open
ing day OF the meeting. The races to be decided
follows:
For three-year-olds upward The Excelsior Handi
cap. mile sixteenth; added value. 5000 The
Newtown. furlongs 5000 Tho Kings County Hand-
cap. mile "a sixteenth. 81 800 The Montague
weight for age mile and sixteenth: $1,000 The
Corona. mile ana seventy yards; $1,000.
For three ear-ods The Williamsburg Handicap. six
fuTlonRs: 81 800 The Columbus. six fIrOngs. $1,000
For The Ttosedale four half fUr-
longs: $1,000 The Suffolk. four ana half furlongs;
$1,000. The Elmhurst. i've furlongs: $l.00O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-28
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

TONES Diedrich. John Brunnig; vest-sr. No.
1ss and 40. corner OF vessy-st Nos los and
c-o11 Henry ~ the Alliance Realty Com1srv:
% 10 west-st; prior mortgages. 81. $500; de-
mand. per cent --....-..----. ...---.-.-..-.
ings Bank, Eldridse-st, Nos los and 10.
Years "a Per cent 49,, -
S. 5 &c = v Of Nadison-ave; prior u0rtgsge
S1f5. OO0. secures Indebtedness ---------.-.--.-
81. cor Horatto-st half part; due Nay Il.
1904. 3 per cent, notes -
Solomon. Walter J, % John w de Peystsr, 9Th
ave. " cor 42d-st; IS years. "a per cent.
Langion. Woodbury. o. 20 the LAWYERS Title
insurance COMPANY Jsy-st, No % II. "
corner Staple-st; years. ~ per cent ---.---
I.unitz. Jacob. and another 20 the BOud. Mort
gage and Securities Company, HOustOn-st No
los East: 3 years. per cent. ---..---..---.
Fsrtovr Mare x - Man = PAY: '37th-st No
- 49, - cuarro- 49, go = - -s--
Green. samuel 10 the Excelsior Savings Bank;
125th-st. 5. $50 e = of @i-ave: I year per
silverson. Abraham 20 American Mortgage Com
psny, l24th-st. 3 10 q " % lst-ave. year.
same 10 same. same property: prior mortEsge
5000; wear, e per cent
FII Martha n. - city Real Estate COMPANY:
40th-st. NJ As West; prior m7rtEaEe. $4,000.
r,r! year , ~, c 81 vr, RS, ,,,-,;,,
80 = - as,b =. ! go : - 80 ~
Nutzho-n AdcIph F. and vie % Title Guarantee
and Trust Company; l3th-st. No 40 West, 2
Hermann. Henry. to Title GUARANTEES and Trust
Company; - ave, cor Ssth-st: years. "a
Hunter. william to David : Rittsr6raud: ssh-
81. No - West; cue February I. 1907. per
Galewski. Helene. ana another 70 United states
Fire Insurance Company l2Otsl-St- :. pa n
ress. louis 70 Sm@Ticsn sIorrrlge f;on5s1v.
9th-st, n s. l6S u " % Ave a: I year. per
cent -----.'-.''- -.-..-- --'.'..'...'''.--.'-'
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REAL ESTATE.
Century Realty Company Bugs Old
Guard 4rmOru.

The Century Realty Company have purchased
from Albert Flake the Old Guard Arraory prop
erty. at the northwest corner Of Broadway and
Forty-ninth-st., irregular plot with frontage
OF l2o feet in Broadway and 50 feet in Forty-nnth-
ST Jonn n Golding was the broker Mr.. Flake
bought the property some months ago for S4s7 800
The Century Realty Company also owns in this sec
ton plot having frontage Of 100 feet in Broad
way; beginning at point % feet north OF Forty
hlnth-st, and running through TO Seventh-ave
with 100 feet frontage in that avenue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-28
BILLIARDS.
sTeEPLEcHAsE AT DURLAND's.

A steeplechase race for a mile. for silver cup
was held at the music ride at the Durland Riding
Academy in West Sixty-sixth-st last night. The
riders were Mr.. lyman Charles Geyer, J. Rabbot
7 suedeker Archie" Kinney and Casper Wild
Mr. rvnsn's mount won by nose. Following this
race game OF pushbaH on horseback was played
by the paddock boys of the academy. which re-
suited IN a tic without score The evenings
entertainment closed with a game of 1eu de barre
r1recedine the gaIres there large class ride
I'm which some fifty men and women rode
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-28

Oscar Hammerstein took title yesterday to a par.
GEL s6Sx9s.9 feet. the south side OF Forty-sec-
ond-st 1855 feet east OF Eighth-ave.. from the
Regent Realty Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-28
SITE FOR EMPEROR WILLIAMS GIFT.

Washington. Jan. 27.-Secretary Root and Am
bassador Sternburg. Of Germany. to-day visited
the buildings under erection for the government
War College, and conferred with the architect
TO the progress expected to be made on the build
ings 1t learned that the buildings will be
sufficiently completed by October TO permit the
placing OF the statue Emperor William has given 10
the United States the grounds In front OF tho
college The unveilng. therefore. probably will be
for that month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-28
FORECAST OF REPLY.
ReDort That Russia Viii Make No
Subsequent Concessions.

Berlin Jan. 2S-The Paris correspondent Of
the 'Berliner Tageblatt" says he has authority
for saying that the forthcoming Russian note
10 Japan would be Russia's last word In the
matter; that il will be categorical. and declare
Russia cannot make further concessions than
those contained in the note in question. The
correspondent also says that Russia is particu-
larly opposed TO the fertilization Of Massnpho.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-28
wEsTcHEsTER GOLF ELECTION

At the annual meeting of the westchester Golf
Gun. held at the Manhattan Hotel on Tuesday
evening the following officers were elected: Pres-
dent. Arthur Yauch: vice-president Dr. E N Paw
nor; secretary. A. ". Gilmore; TREASURER J. Ray
mona royce; board Of governors. F NJ. Nicholas
ca,+ - "alker, T. E Foley and z. A TaucheTt:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-28
BIG APARTMENT HOUSE SOLD.

Duff & COnger have sold for Walter Reid Noa
1,s6 and LSbg Sevelth-ave. seven story apartments
house. on a plot 50SxlS feet. between One-hun-
dred-S nd thirteenth and One-hundrsd-and-four-
teenth SITS. TO the Andres Realty Company. OF
which William NJ Benjamin Is president
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-28
POOL AND BILLIARDS AT UNION LEAGUE.

The second annual pool and billiard handicap
tournament Of the Union League Club. arranged
by Dr. Ambrose l.. Ranney, was ended last night
with a general distribution Of prizes There were
,orty-seven entries in the tournament, which has
been in progress since January f. There four
chief prizes the billiard players with several
others for the second best records in each class
and the high runs. The prizes silver loving
cups clocks. glass decanters TASKS and smoking
sets The winners were:
BILLIARDS.
Glass Avon by Andrew Mclean; II S whiting
second; II :. Whiting, high
Class -B-Won by ". II. Wickham; Dr. C s. Carter,
second; Andrew Mclean. high
class C-Won by A. g. Benedict: F. II. Carpenter.
second; J A. Wyeth. high
Class D-Won by H s. Whiting; George s. Daniel,
rscond; John ". Aitken. high run.
POOL
Won by Reed A Katham: W. c. Bosworth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-28
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

by samuel Geldst.cker: S55 116th-st. n IS r -
Isi,aVe @<xlOO IL story st q b; voluntary sale.
By Vincent a. Ryan; 243 55th-st n s. 200 Il o.
ave, -Sxlu05; 8 story bk 4 Edmund Lissberger
Adolpl kOsche Paul Hellge.. Isfdore
stsCteT, ref due. 81. $50 taxes,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-28
REALTY NOTES.

T. y Naples IS tho buyer Of plot ssx7ss feet
at the northeast corner Of Forty-seventh-st. and
Sixth-ave.
Thomas Byrnes has mortsaged the property at
the southwest corner of Forty-sxth-st and Fifth
ave. 20 the Windsor Trust Company. for 100000.
at per cent for one year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-28
NEW BUILDING FOR EXPRESS COMPANY.

Ialor & Beringer have sold for Jeremiah @
LYONS to Levi c. Weir. president OF the Adams
EXPRESS Company. the twelve story 1repToof build
ing Nos 4gl and l93 Broadway and No 4is Broome
sf This IS an IL shaped building. with 'front.'
age of thirty-three feet in Broadway Of twenty-five
fset in Broonle-st.. and q depth OF Us feet.