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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-03
RESULTS AT INoLEsIDE.

G., r-s,c,sco Nm 2-Frst race GFuturlty coursel-
solanus 100 Martini. 3 u .. won; Gene Hane!oE
J. second. Red Bird. liS tN. Jack
50, II 10 / third Time l:i2 Durdreary, T. J. Cox
No. Nav Tlowaish instrument Moe-ei. MendOtta. Pom
harsief nd Hogarih
second race furl1nes: seii1-l benarle 100
gyideb-and) 1. Op-iruo los ttoleFJ. : 20 J.
second. Lady wa1sroth. li2 q Martin 90 J. third
r-g-ne r.9T- Ear=lio. TeufPl Candidate MCuntebank
TIeIies K1beltk. plredaie Gnd Beck also
T.irs race cone mile seventy gatcsl-G. " Ira
herf fo7 7 = SheehaE.) TO = Mr- Dlngie, 10
Csee g 10 / second Csriee. LOO Hildehrsnd}, 70 l.
third Tine Norrord Tanm. The Ledesn. lisa
belta Il Pillar Elmer 10. Emily oliver. sssenvine and
Polonius aiso
Martini 7von KenilTcTth II tSee). 20 ? sec
iO2 4. third Time. l-l3A4
o Hagen Auanas
l--i1EEst--E-bcCy. Jos tHldehranct
g. Won. Flo Nanois - (F. Dely) 10 10 l. second
Creole jim. iol darsenl l. third. Time. %
Eeogh Instructor ana Blanet also
Sixth mile selllnsb-Ain.o. l03 fOlphant
Ada y. Jos Qarscl. to =. second Chlleno
lo< orossthwaitc) 20 % I. thrd. Tine. lsZa Arthur
Ray. IsapiduS. Kickunbob arc Gayain@ also
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-03
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Iogan-st-, north side. ll9 feet cost Of White
Plains Road two two-story frame dwellings 2Ox
81 feet. A I. Punstall. owner AMI architect
5000
hundred and-eghtieth-st.. south side l49 feet
east Of Prospective. two-story frame dwelling
2lK5S feet. Frederick Steubenvall. owner WllIiam
LaNelle. rclitect. $500
BerEen-aFe-. northwest corner OF Rose-st.. five
story brick tenement. is31s feet. MoorheaG Realty
Construction Company. owner. Harry T. Howell
architect $1,000
Onc-huud fcd -and-si Xty-iinth-st, northwest cor
OF Boston Road. two-stOrv brick stores and Of
Aces. TiNl2iss feet. Ferdinand Hccht. owner w
g Dchcrscn. architect $4,000
Marion-st. west side. 300 feet south Of Westches-
ter-ave two-story frame dwelling. 1eXss feet Dora
a. Tnnhe~t. owner. J. Melville Lawrence arch
ltect. $500
Marion-st north side. 37S.7 feet south OF West
chaster-ave. two two-stoTy frame dwellings III.
KS feet Dora A. lambert, oNrer J. Melville
Lawrence, architect. 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-03
RESULTS AT ASCOT PARK.

Los Angeles Cal. FEB 2-First race ave tu-iongsl-
C2edfernB. ~ ], Halle Beach, lpT
Cp Phiils ]. second. Ben Haywood. IL II WALSH.
third time. 90. MgOnstone. Erernore TiZ9n.
Kylo II and R0eEer1c also
second race tseven furlonesl-Rio chico. CsnncD.
q 10 i won. arhelrose j. H0ose-b. 3 second,
Phvz 100 Lawrence 20 T. thrd- r la. azaior,
Hondurnn Homage Estada. Grey Morn. san IIIton and
Pirate also
miro rae zone rnUel-sais iOs q. PHILIPPE 20 a.
vo-. C,osen Mineral leo laWreace) 20 q sec0nd. Co
lurnb,s C.ri s. Johnson. thru. TIME a..
Beiaeama. Sweet Tone Atlanlc0 AID Elwood also
Fourth race mile and seventy yarisf-Best Man.
c5reeuock. le4 fFrcrB. 10 J..
eaoond: LOYAL 10i tDonOvan). 20 l. third- Time.
a Blue Miracle and Moor also ran
2 10 wen: Sir Hugh G2etscrnl. >. second: jim
los fNfcuntairD J. rhEt. Time 9eie. oil
,oio n ons Rlue Ridge Laursefea and Pilot also
cItb race cvo and one furlongs)Cardwellton. III
fo-ossrl & Id . Miarr. lls Miles - - J. sec
ond Har- Eioss}. - % :. thire Tine ia9 Kath-
,rJr. FS-ns Nanon Tan1eee-. Wager. Camel. Mac
Fiecknoe and Gibraltar a'so ran
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PROSPECTS OF YALE WATER POLO.

xew-fse~en Conn., Feb. cspeciaD-Aithough
she meets for the nsvozut yet been arranged,
fhs Selection OF players on the Yale water polo
team win probably be made shortly. The outlook
FOR the winter IL for team made up OF exception
ally fast water polo players @. p. Cooke. who has
rlayed be,ore IL leading candidate for OF tho
Forwards ss are I. NJ. Cluces. who was on the
tear a short time last year. and c. T. Neale. OF
the football team Raethins and Curtiss are also
likely men for he forwards For backs three vet
eran PLAYERS VIII probably get places .n =. ".
s7ucas, halcoa OK and y. L. MUM and o. NJ. Reid.
ZION. The games TO be played this year not yet
settled Yale expects 20 meet Harvard and Penn
fvlvanta and NAV take Western trip later sn
the winter o NJ. Reid, Of New-York who a
substitute fcotba! end last year. is captain OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-03
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

lo7th-s. Il s. 10 It e Of shave 12Ox1oo II. Hs--
MS . aanee's s5i Zoo 5n1 o G . 800
0Sf beiS S to tnne Cioidsein 10000
n 100 Xix 996x i1llE - OK s9x
p3rtatIon Company Nominal
g DouTh;v TO Frances D Lund Nominal
OI io, az Robi,zck 20 Michael Hecht Nominal
7th-aye. corner l4Sd-st % llNl@o' Cen.Ia!
a NaT al5SS marts slig sit @ and 100
S;sSrr. II Robinson =. Nominal
s2S 600 Nominal
gulies and another TO Abraham Bester ct al; -
mortgagc SO Ssi an9 9, gao. Iayr, psf
TO the salvation Army Corp; mortgage $1,000 ,oo
,os,S ana Nos i5i ana i5a west 56xico IL cath
Ieen Turney TO Max Marx: mortgages, $500" ,oo
l49tb-st = 17s n 9 Of A1ns,er,ian,-ave I75x
99II: Thomas Giiroy to Andrew l.arkin NoIninai
S15 3iiroP. mor,sast ssS 600 Nominal
la0th- St 10 az west 251ioS II. Frederick .
Ampfer Freterick Paschke: mortgage ,oo
Ezs,cbes;er Road W $. shown on survey Of land
9g T2is .ss f9T , fn' eit2 Of sess
Broadway. - q 5 of 44th,st runs eS-s
7Gl. Chss 7 Barney John Baker. mort -.
gage. $1,000. and =. -. 80. - W.
az T,ylen ~ rbe citv Of NeW-Y6rs -. 1900
els; No - East l66N1oo5. Geo II Robinson
ls4th-st Nos 3io and s12 west runs 7nx
u2hr - Xix SIX n elk 50i: Cathleen
Turney . seiig 'itr'n 81 al. mortgage SZo"" 10,
SANE property. Albert schumacher and another
irs'h,.t' So 5 Wes' isxioo il. TIL. Guarartes
and T7ls; Company. trustees. % Clothilie Bend 40
vsi,er ~ Louis vog,i! n5orSass ,SSoo.. $500
executor and trustee 20 John g Mlburn. ..-. ""o'o
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ref $50 4le le ETC. ssis4 as 25e i2sth-
81 . I7s u Of SHAVE sexss IL. story ten NJ
action No same sgf same: and ref amt QUE
S.. le4 IS. 26f i2sh-st n 3 40
OF shave 4Ox09 II "a story ter h. action NO u
agt same. attys W Bookstaver feI' am
due. S23 Os9 81 taxes. s2.3oi 81 49,. -.
By Herbert 4 sherman: l.i3f lst-ate. coI :,
SKI. 5 d: " Degnan 81 al ast ~
a Hsxertv - al. John Vincent atty. { Smyth. rel
partition: s9I Boston Road about ITO II OF lo-'I
Is 6x- to Sd sly # 6Ws ana sly - :,
3d-ave: Knickerb7cker Bldg Loan CO agt Ia .
al; II II Gibbs atty. g u Ingersol. ref amt oue
81 S36 So taxes. etc, sI23 So prior mort $500
BY Philip Smyth: AZ S0th-sr 7 $ ~ n or
ave 23xS3 4 sly IT dwg Euligrant IndustriaI ga.
Bang agt F A wilson 81 al; 4 f OGornan, atssS
? Iufv ref; amt due "a; taxes. etc. sis 90
BY Bernard S-nyth Sons: Is 129thst l"S ,, ~
az Madison-ave 16 Txe9 H. II dwg h. OltAehs
Bank agt HWiphrics and another flIssoh .
r. atvs. Armitage Matthews ref. amt due SHOWS o.
fax etc
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New-oRLEANs ENTRIES FOR TODAY.

First race Curse. milo)Ala-l5de 20: seagraves.
% Duncan. %; Eclectic 81. NalIuon q, Ilaule. 80
Establish. %; Ilsh!puan. %. 81. Dolly. -. Albany
Girl los: Antn-e. Jos. Badger: 10.
second rgce ceiling one-haIf riIs-sonya. lo2. The
TDocrcss lG2 LaE.steIa l02. Galore 80. GarEery
safyuev lO7: Fair Taa- 101. Fste.3 -. 10.
Third (sell.rR, me)-Anv Day. Sc Docie. So.
Ghatg Lights IS. short Cake s. Ora Mckinney.
81 Rachel Ward. 81; Tonnes % ctaniel 3d. Second
Sight. -. Ethel ScruFgs. "a Miss Melton. lt8
ChandIcaD- fu-l0nCs)
90 Mad Mush o. Hu7zah 1o2. De Reszke, lO2. Ascen-
sion 10.
Ffth race CHeling one and one-Qusrter miesl-Venus
N!ctr1x -; Admission. SC. Wh.nore Sc Past 50.
Jena % FuIIb8ck. Judge Ca1trll. 90, Ne1s. ~.
MGuser 1872 Mccarthy. Jos. Colonel Tyler. lO7:
Arden 1i2
sixth lseinR. mie,-Lady Mistake. iGs; Fair
Lass JOS Coulter. lI2. The Guardsman. l12. WIZ
Shelly lla; MarrEee III; Bob Iiliard
li5 Shot Gun Il6 Glen6on lis: Uranium. us. Bourks
COCHRAN. fI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-03
FIVE FAVORITES IN FRONT
Good Day for Players at Nesc-
Orleans Track.

New-Orleans. Feb. 2.-Santa Teresa, in the fifth
race. was the only beaten fayorite. Tie weather
was clear and mild. and tbs track good The sum
maries:
First race six frloncsj- Iuest 100 ,yy Fisher Il
10 g. won Tgphonic To- Uiegesonl. Is 70 I. second
Ralph Young. - M ntyre j. O. ]. third Tim. l-lS
Tom Kiley. Presen -at. Russell Garth. Jcse'te. stand
Pat F1tztrar. -Four Leaf g. and Hickory Corners also
ran
Second race zone rliiCb-McWilaus 1872 w. Hicks.
won. Burning Glass. ~ tCaahaliD. T. . Sec
ond: L>svathan IL ~. Fish,r1 !. taird- Time
l:44A Felix Bard. John r. Owen Oc.awata, Russelon
and Denny Duffy
Third Give fsrlCnEsl-Scoiplo. l14 Cannon 20
10. won Sadducce - tNcCadertgD q second, E0le
o. Gavinsst1r. go J. third Tine l-t5-5- Jirnal1s
Gracious EafsrplllL1 ElaItaE laTflefu-
Fourth thandicap. furlougsJ-New York ~
III PHILIPPE. even over Again Us f5alnont. u
Farlsenne. ZIG FFics. o. ? tlir3- Tine
1:l5. Cardinal Nclse1, BlEe-azt Corasset and octo
care also
F1fth mile and Eve furlG-Esl-io-r-aEs. 80
lAGhuchori. is 70 T. won Eliza -lou. - y Hera'ssN
second Teresa 9aia '2 irrsl. 20 =. thru
Tine. 2.52b HGTteplruer Bob Ellle-l. hesurla and
julius Werner also
Sixth race lone mile-5ands Across JOSH F'alerl. 4
70 70. Dr stephens l0l 90. IIwy, 20 J. ser1nai
Hymettus. 9S Per0tu. J. third. Time. 1914 TX
camation. Buge HON and I.ccri-e also ran.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-03

economical arrangement the oil is pumped from one
end OF the turbine the other. the CONSUMPTION OF
oil being ONLY about ) per cent OF that Tor re-
ciprocating engines. a very noticeable point was
the entire absence OF vibration.
F-oo observations taken on the trial trip, also
from data since obtained. IL is found that the
Io-ena Is very economical vessel as regards coal
consumption. When the LOrena went from Bright
inEsea to Southampton she made the passage al an
average speed OF I2s knots She burned only one
ton Of coal an hour. with all au-liaries gong
This speed maintained on Two boilers; III tie
face OF foul tide and q fresh westerly gaze. from
of DunEeness down TO the Wight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-03
QUALIFYING ROUND KEPT
GOLFERS IN SESSION.
Metropolitan Association Refuses TO
4dopt Match Play.

Tvnenty-six cluos OF a membership of forty-rine
were represented AZ the annual meeting ~ the
Retropoiitan Golf Association at the Metropolitan
club last evening In the absence OF the president
ex-Jurrce Horace Russell. who sailed Tor abroad
Yesterday the chair taken by the Nice-rresi-
Gent. c. r. Watson. Of the Essex County country
Club The nominating committee, consisting OF
" A Putnam H ". Taft and Grenvine Kane
presented ticket OF officers fO- the ensuing year
which was unanimously elected. as follows: Fresl-
dent Horace Russell. Garden City, voe-presloent
Ne-vbold Edgar Shinnecock Hllss treasurer, L. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-03
TO LICENSE DRIVERS OF AUTOS"

Albany FEB 2-Tho Assembly Committee IN
ternal Affairs to-day reported Mr. Cocks's bill for
The registration and Identification OF motor vehicles
and The of the public highways by such vehicles.
An amendment was attached providing that every
driver must obtain from the Secretary OF State a
license. Notwithstanding badge must be wora
by each driver. the Zee 10 be 81 The bn viii be
rfffrS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-03
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

by Parish. Fisher Mooney & Co: 3Gs Broadway n
of Ffansln-st 25xlJ0 Franklin Alley: story
oficc blcg: - 2Sth-rt. 20 II g 8th-ave
9se story bldg; n Hart ast V Hart ct al;
b Joseph y Day; = 1ta-ave. g II n Of Iith-st
.gxS5. story ten h. Ernest Harvicr Deane
q al Steiner e. p ettyS. Morris Cukor ref amt due
s2.+2s 81: taxes etc 1857 CO; sold sub prior mse
$500. l2sthst, 2is q Of sth-ave +0xos II
: story ten h: action No =: y Life Ins 7
GeoTge Clarke et a.. Enmet & X. attys. Emil Coldrark
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-03
AMERICAN FOR HENLEY
Ernest George WI Enter the Single
Souls There.
IBr TELEGRAPH TO THE tribune

Boston. Feb. AT least one American sculler
will partake in the Henley regatta in England this
season. in the person Of Ernest George, Boston
oarsman OF purely amateur standing, who Will
row under Boston Athletic Association colors.
George won the Farragut Cup and the champion
ship single souls at the Boston Athletic Asso-
citation regatta last season ana pulled No in the
Harvard varsity boat last year. He is now living
in the Indian Territory. whore he Is engaged m
business. Titus said two years ago that George
was in the class with Greer Ten Eyck and
Scholes in speed and endurance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-03
SNOW AND COLD KILL GAME BIRDS.
Ccveys Of ouaiIFound Frozen and sufocated
N New-yersey.

-gsrvr1-re. " J. Feb. z.-The severe snowstorms
.,d ,olo weather have Destroyed great number OF
small game. ana the farmers near here say they
have found IN tfesr fields coveys OF ouals frozen
and IN some fnstsnces sufocated by the heavy
falls OF snow. This viii make small game very
scarce, sre stacking viii have 20 be resorted %.
The farrucrs do stack their grain In the fields,
az formerly, 40 that the birds do not have the
Fhe1fer they rSsd enjoy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-03
SALE OF ARXERNE PlOT

Lewis II. May. of the Charles F. Moves com
pany. has sold for Walter 4 Schiller a plot ~
eight lots. which is a dwelling house at Strait
ton-ave. and the Ocean. Arverne. Long Island "a
Thomas Rockford. Of Brooklyn. He has also sold
for Arnold Sampler to Thomas Rockford the water
front Of the same plot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-03
HOCKEY CANE FOR CHARLES A. c.

championship game OF the intermediate League
Hockey Tournament. played last night between the
team OF Company A. 2sd Regiment. and that OF the
Charles Athletic Club by the latter with a
score OF 10 Q. The Athletic Club team scored FIVE
goals n the first half W. Blake and A Blake scor-
ing twice and Gloistein once The soldier skaters
held the Charles team in the second period down TO
a solitary goal. Glostein making tie tally
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-03
REAL ESTATE.
Sales of Harlem Property Still a
Feature.

Sales of vacant property in Harlem continue TO De
a feature q the market. NJ. Morgenthau, IT, q
co Yesterday sold plot 552N99i1 feet irregular.
81, the south side Of One-hundred and forty -lrst-st
- l-.t cast of LenoX-2ve. 10 Leonard VEN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-03
REALTY NOTES,

W. c. Kemp is the buyer OF No. East Fifty
hfth-st
The Elliott-Hatch Book Typewriter Company has
leased from the Barclay estate the and base
.nent at Nos 500 and 3sl Broadway southwest cor-
ner of Worth-st.. for a term of years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-03
REPORT ABOUT ATLANTIC CITY SALE

The Grand Atlantic Hotel and three cottages. at
Virginia and the Beach. Atlantic City are re-
ported have been sold 10 the Kittatfnnv Hotel
Company by Charles z. Cope. The conpanv has
resod the property II is said A. Cheshire
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-03
HOTELS IN THE BRITISH ISLES
HoIELS IN SCOTLAND.
Uooer Norwood Oueen's Hotel.

Crystal Palace. London HealtAiest sltuRt.n N
England Lovely gardens Boarding. terms from 500
per day Special terms for lsrge parties Convenient
train service for city aud Ness end LONDON
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Sdnl GH5eisen.
MarAlanb Snititnt.
aunft. mn 8cinnrninnle.

SuHtts nnb Setdlneniuule.
tsSepdrtenieut tSugihule uno 8tHcbdu
Sfnlptir.S tule) Deginnt i'm 3. Gtfuber. 3etd,
men II allen 1etren 6dderrl, nab Wlo0eueu u1S
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zen he9ttneIl am 1. Gttuber. SnouitriesS eparii
merit lNbenoihule(, 6retbanos me6anif1e5 nm
Der.
gne T%agi6uIens, Hine6arts ino GamitaasS
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lben Slaten hes oierteH liuo oritteH SabreS
llnoe1 ~ Der HibnloHosO ldritspale, Sotparo
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Die nedanif6en @Iaffen beg erften uno 3tp,L
ten SabreS peroen In oer Souin5sMarftsSaue
observation-disclosures, gehulten.
3. p, Wurriiuu, gur1tber
Stdtdluge fonnet i'm SHItilit ooer olirh bt
Bott erIcngt fperoen.
glan aoreiiire; sbomus 9. Gueriit, gttuar.
(Sept12, WloWftSr,1m iN
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Baltimore Geneterg.
yefanntmadJungcn
2cpartemcut fir Bffcnttids gnuteu.

Icpartcmcnt fir Bffcutlidbr Snuteu.
Sub cparteneut oeS Stnot.3ngentenrs.
Baltimore, ben 20. Gtt. 1904.
Nit Mne, bic es nnarht!
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tblim an GourtInnos Strube, bon Der Gorofeitc
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Die auf oiefcn Salt be5iaIi6en Rupiere fito
in nieiem @ilrenu aufbepdbrt. uro Der Stuots
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mem gilrcuu, 5iuiiheu Den 5ttnoeu bon IL llbr
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(Sft2t % oS oo)
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gNi[he[minn Miesner.

Gs ftarb am 10. Cftober 1904 in ibrer IeBtet
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NLnnnit Is. Etnrfen.

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10 5pin 1littaas. auguit e, stnrtsgr %geltebter
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G~pnbtmniruna unb ahliehuna Der gpint.ennc

Gunbtmniruns uub shliekuus Der 8pint.2nnc.
Sieroltrd ipirn betamtt gema6t, ouB lei
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Snhesf1Qe.

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6ntheriua ReOu.

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