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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-05
RESULTS AT ASCOT PARK.

Los Angeles. FEB. 4-FYrst Zone u!isi-Fiourtsf.
H. :. LAGOON, p q. Bcok-Tl A.
= s.-Und. Or Beruay- 10 tBuEtonl 10 TO l. thirs-
Tire Capitol. Lluiko Mciuuc Cazstor Pat HaTn
mon Nat Goodwin. Nina y + ana w. Short. also ran
Wtudcr. lne ~. Lesifl
: 70 10. won. Americana I0e ,Maidox. % second:
The Fog fys tEeifarrI. 81 =. fhlrd Tine. l;ls,s-
Thtrd rac. seven fuflsngss-Bsn Heywcof 100 tRea-
FERN. 90 ! UuapalR- 100 - l~vis. 9 70 l. Sc
ora Fox Lake los tu-tont. . third Time. ! p
strife. FoNy Grandpa and Ellie sls1
FOURTH ra~~ zone rIle- EIfonse III DonoTafl
l. ~ ~. L-vis 70 70 J. tscon1; Aaln-
spring - l. walsh 20 !. third. T,u.e, 80 pot
s-eu M.i1- Hooker I-Eer Castaks IirEaling. Lulco
Clfaads ana Blue RIDGE also ran. -. 81,
FTrth -a-r tru~ mile and f1rlcnEl-Chuo. US ~.
reUia = T. won. Frrtunatus. LOO tAcsm.l II 70 ~
PatoEius. Ioo tsnuou. n J. third TIME i''''
John Ngtsuri ARD Uiarnante airo rnn-
sixth rec six furlonss'ocyrohe. N q bo9Serl -
2 ,xefl- molly Herman o. Lewi-l. - l. ~r'ord
F.sIan fs1 - Pnt'lpsl. 9 20 .. third Tine l'''
Tower = candles ana Nitrate also -an.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-05
RESULTS AT INGLEsIDE.

S,n F~anclsro Fr- 4-TirS. seven furons>l--
-orseliato- zoe IIld.b-ani 90 / ven. ~ Pi2to s''
IF1l~vN l. second. pntir1. lVn 'plptA.l', 70 -
thira Tine. % STANDARD, Bay Wonder. ArthIr Ray
TIffFe Candid BNvcrerisle also ran.
second rae. uvo-y old laiden, three and onehal,
short ~ pSHl. g Srice set
80 1r,,rast . 20 > second: Eduardo. liz rein.
= 40 / laird Time. ga only Jimmie Rose ny
,-t.r,-rc n T7lo-e an4 corn Blossom also ran
Thi-4 ra-e tore mile an d''r yards-Bll Msss,e Us
. Pierce J. 100 'lart"n' 20 ,
s.rc-s. =. " TraheFa. 10. g. Martin. 20 J. third
Ttne 49, Hela-. The tadean. Tom kings'y' 'hHeno
ro--th -acs ihandcau: siN and one half tuTonEs' -
70 : won Iuose III -.
T,slxl 10 = -ccord. soenus ios ~ Martini 10 e J.
tr.fd. T-aN. - The NiEH',' Ah'n1s a''i |s ''-
r,-.,-,. ,O-
Fifth 6hv~ sni onehslt furlongs' ~.
,--,.ii.., Fve- ~ NarseED 20 l. secouo
coolers % hight lee nuEan'. y 20 j. third lime:
,-nai I,z- Hrnbo cassie ", Belle Reec, Hanopress
and Florinei II also ran ,r.,,s,
selling. one mile
h-ard5 - l. won creole jim. lcl larsen :. 70 80.
tRurnsl. 10 I. third nm: I--',a-
che-;e S veiser Ke0Gh, Instrument ani HufoTi also
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-05
NEw-oRLsANs ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

First selling; six ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o.: Regain
%. IrcssachE Clgremoat. HeiGorn. IO3;
Haven Run. go Sheer %: Miss Melton. 30 Arnold X.
%, Duncan. I0l Ralph Young 1914 Port Warden. ll2.
Second tpurse SIX and cne-haf MISUNDERSTANDING.
lIo Net her 10: Sabc 10. Zyra 10, Mrs Frank
Foster, 10. Sweet Nell 10; Optional 40.
Third selling. rnileD-ktty Clyde. %; ReCk-
John iG2: Barkelnnore. IO4 bard % Avon.
iod Lingo A-heols 100 Or Hair. io2. Decoration
lO3 Felix Bard 10G. Kingston. lO7 The Guardsnan
Day. ~ Pinky " 90: Mamsele. ~; Marco SS Loysb!e
100: Pr5dCaI son lOl. Always Faithful. 10; Ethel
scrUsgS "a Teronla 96 Poaca. as Inspector Shea 100
GALES. i02. -
Brook. %: Lady Greenwood. 100; The Drussst 100
Minnie Slermer lU7 Dixie Land. ITO; Garrett wilson
no Iythels 100: bal IO3 carrie Potter. io1
T-lfae Hunter Io7: Michael ByrneS. 10
sixth (seiing: mile and rur!onSp-Ine
wizard -: Gin spray s.: Mint. 90 Msuser. So
Past 20: Bessie Mccarthy. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-05
BIG FIRE 1T STANFORD.
To7cR Hall Barns 5cith Loss Of
$40 900.

Stanford conn. Feb. i-Snow Wing hlck On th-
roofs OF adjacent buildings prevented conhagra-
ton n the business part ~ Stamford tonight
accompaniment 80 the complete destruction % the
nne Town Hall in Atlantic-st. As Il was. 'he blaze
threatening 20 adjacent property FOR a time
that assistance WAS rushed here IN response 10
messages. from Greenwich, Port Chester. Norwak
and Bridgeport.
The Town Hall was considered one al the hne-t IN
State. and wheu built. In 1870. cost upward OF
t1sa II IS n ruins and scarcely any Of iIs
tent. Of any value saved. Tho aggregate
amount % the losses Is not known tonight but II Is
s15000 and Tire chief item Of insurance Is
$40 600 held Dv the the building.
The Stamford po-toflce was the street floor.
and me clerks got out the first class mail and tho
-.corde taking them 70 the rooms OF Hobbie Post
G. A r. opposite. which will serve u postofice
until other quarters can be secured. The land
reccrds IN tie Town Clerks Office safe but
there Is no certainty that the City and Probate
rad heen kept on the second moor had been declared
20 ,e insecure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-05
COURTNEY'S POWER PLAIN
He Is to Haze the Authority to Pick
Cornell CresrS.

Ithaca " 7. Feb i.-Ben o. Williams. Of Den
yer. was elected manager OF the Cornell football
team FOR next season. at meeting Of the Cornell
Athletic Council to-day. and the election of James
Lyman. OF Savannah. Ca, captain OF the foot
ball team. ratified
The council adopted resolution which permits
the appeudiEg 20 the contract OF Charlie. Courtney
the rowing coach. clause providing that ne shall
select the members OF the Cornell crews. and that
he shnll designate the osrsmen who shall eat az
the varsity training table No announcement was
made concerning the selection OF assistant
coach. but 10 IS learned on good authority that
Charles A. Luedsr. CS. who IL thoroughly salts
factory 70 M Courtney. will be retained.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-05
REAL ESTATE.
Syndicate Sells Large Plot of the
DQter Tract.

The Observation-Disclosures syndicate has sold a
plot of fifteen lots on the south side Of West
chester-ave.. including the southeast corner OF
Dawson-st The plot has frontage OF go feet IN
westchester-avs. and OF ~ feet in Dawson-St-
The syndicate has also sold six lots on the south
side Of WestC heSterave-. between Union and Bsacn
aveS This plot Of lots has frontage OF $50 feet
IN Westchester-ave.. of 50 feet in another avenue
and OF 81 feet in the third avenue NJ NorEenthau.
IL & Co were the brokers These parcels were
the remaining unscld Of the Dater tract. in the
Twenty-third Ward. a corporation Is the buyer
The Orphans Home and Asylum Of the Protes-
tant Episcopal Church yesterday Sought. through
Douglas PoDinson. Charles 8 Brown < Co and
Horace 8 Ely * Co. block front IN Convent-ave.
as site FOR new home
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-05
IN YEAR RIDES 1ol CENTURIES.
Thomas E. Finger, of Century Road Club
Association, Wins First Prize.

Thomas F. Finger Of the Long Island district Of
the Century Road Club Association. won the first
prize in the mileage and century competition Of
the above association for 1903. His total mileage scr
the year was l5.115 miles. IN that time he rode
thirtv-sX single centuries ten doubles eight triples
on uuadrupe. o. continuous centuries
and one OF ten continuous centuries, making
fnral OF ,entnries-a neN yesrly record.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-05
H.P. COBB uNRECoNsTRUCTED.
far TELEGRAPH TO THE rsrEUSE.l

Atlanta Ga. Feb. al P. Cobo. n wei known
business man and a Of the family which gave
the Confedoracy Howell Cobb and Thomas n H.
e-obb vas arrested to-day arc hned In the police
court for shouting. "Fooray fer JeF Davis" at
Whitehall while the 18th United States Infantry
was passing -, - s.-.., -.
suct but II was his dislike for the Blue unito m
.rb5sr xot him into trouble. He took no more
Kindly TO those by the police than ne did 70
the ssrb of the military mn, and there was quite
was landed IN q patrol wagon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-05
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

Rv Herbert \ sherman: OF Broad-st. cor Ston~-st
% 6x2e 6zl3 iOz20S; story brick building American
Mortgage cen pany agt Z ThralI al Bowers < =
attys Cosby. ref. due. sl49s0 %. taxes ETC.
SG3. -.
BY NcVickaJ Realty Trust Company. fCS sSth- - :
Park ave. SVioOS :; story front tss h.
I. PrinSle American Realty Company 81 al, 4,
Wood atty Baaoers ref. ant due, s2t92 20:
etc Si45.
Bv referee premises: Bay-are n W North-st.
40 5xICc 1xi205xfC0, Bay-avs AJAX
Iulx5I IIxi0Ni. Pay-ave = 9s4 z
Zoo: Ray-ave n about zoo Main-st 5xIss N
g: Ray-ave. 5. about II " q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-05
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Ms.ison-av-. 25ff q ~ fi5sr-st I5x7C.
Jonas Wet and another Albert Kahn.
mortgage Sll0fr.
18th -. 20 2, OF s.h-avr s0xic3 9: Max
Baron . Gesine Schroeder: MORTGAGE. aas1o0,
and ..........-.... ...--........-..
Rivinsten-st. q, 81 Il Of Els-dss-st. - TX
;! University Settlement society the cry
25th-st :. co n . Of 1s,-svs. 5oz9s 2. IRE tu-
rant Land irl0roremAut Cou1cs0y - Bishop
Siu5ta fe-cha Company ..-....-.. -. .sc-nf
Franklin sve. corner 16Gta-st. ~. sxl44xf3S7
Slf+ Elizabeth Morris. exx. u Edward y
......-. I. Nornf
- East runs \ 80 Xix * = % 20
III; Emil Go,dmaTk. r~t. 20 MaximiIan
Stth-st. No IIi West. sOxesa: Cieorg- SpurEson -
Robert Peasei; mortgage SIG. go ............. -
Nhife-sr. No -. =. &1xs-5. Max Marx to Alfred
81 ave. No ia. =. %. 5x9o. Abraham Cruiser.
rustic, 20 County Realty Company; mortgages.
sifoOe :. Nc-nt
f32d-st. Nos - and 3 West. sxaa II: Robert
Wallace 70 Jacob = Zimmerman; quit claim:
132i-st Nos 2s ard Is West es sxse il: Eureka
Realty Ccmpans to Max Marx; mortgage $50
i43dst. 1z5 II OF Tth-sve 2oexqs II:
william " Aston 70 Abraham Ruth $3.50. Sor1t
iSlh-st, No 321 West 1SxIOH.5 Bartholomew
McReon 70 Peter Malone: mortgage. s. coo: o
Grand st. No "a Thou1rson-ss. 2nx
etZx six e look 3 COX " 40x 81. Csrard-s.
No y .. 2oxSf. rhorrpsor-st. No 25.
2lx1el: Samuel Wacht 70 Max K.sslsr: mort
q - {. -. ..- o..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-05
DIR. MAILS GOOD CANE.
He Defeats To5cnsend an Close Game
of Billiards.

Interest increases as the games progress in the
billiard tournament Tor the amateur championship
at the Liedcrk-anz Club. All seven Of the con-
test2nts have played IN pairs. and at the close of
yesterdays games ]. Ferd. Pogscnburg. Of the
LederHr1nz Club seemed the favorite
The afternoon game between Charles F Coakliu
of Chicago, and ]. De Nun Smith. of ST. Louis.
attracted large company OF Billiard experts
Smiths play was strong in the early innings. But
he was defeated by 81 points His average was 5.
while Conklin's was s-4s.
The score:
a. 'G g. q se o s. IL q 7. IS q
go. /. Total 100. High funs-i1. IS, 90: average
s g Y y %$S p,oo,L,t&&s I.
8 Rsi.f:e-EdTard McIA"s f: l''''' o. o.
In the evening game Or. L. l.; Mial. OF Manha;-
Club, Brooklyn. IN the closest game yet played in
thu amateur billiard tournament. He won nv 81
was $50 Up 20 the thirty-second inning Town
sd Ts 5nG lsad b but in the . d np MIN
Townsend ended his thirteenth inning with a run
latter had made "a the highest run 50 far In the
eighteenth inning. Townsend made run Of 40 fol-
made runs Of 20 and q in the corresponding innings
Townsend led by S. points 81 this time.
ran Of y and asai II i tbe %S inHns
when he reiuced the lead by Is more. making hi:
score 1S2 to Townsend's 19t. Townsend entered his
second hundred in the thrtieth inning Or. Mai
i'm run Of 50. passed his opponent, made the
highest OF the me, and his score up to
z5s. making him IS points in the lead Another
run Of 50 in the thirty-fifh inning put him a. in
tho lead. and although Townsend tried hard to
close the gap. he unable 20 do so. Or. MiaI
winning in the thirty-ninth hiring Charles +.
Conklin. of Chicago, Will play Arthur Narcotic. o.
Quebec this afternoon. In the evening the player
will be E. w, Gardner, Of Passaio. y. J.. and J.
The score:
Town.end-o 3. a. o. IA 3 a. is. l. o . T. u o. o.
20 90 IS ). g. o. O. 3 . o. o. ,. IL. g. 10 IL 1. l.
II, l. 4. 3. Total 263. High runs a. IS ~ Average.
29-3q
Or Minl-o & p II . T. O. > o o. - D. .. o. :. o
q. %. - .. o. o. 2. 70. y q. -. I. 80.
s O. 3. ,. Total. 60. High 81 IS. 80 Average
.1-3a
Peferee-Edward McIaughlIn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-05
INTERESTING BRONX DEAL

Folsom Brothers have sold for the J. s. & 7 VI
Cornell Company the two story and basement iron
and stone business building the west side OF
Ttird-ave 80 feet north Of the corner OF One-hun-
dred-and- forty -frth-st 3ox150 feet. 20 John F. a
John NJ. Blackman. dealers ir Photographic sup
plies, etc. who will occupy the premises for their
business THIS is the last OF the Cornell Com
pany's realty interests in The Bronx. all OF which
holdings have been sold through the same brokers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-05
YoEKERs NEWSPAPERS BELATED.

No Ncw-York morning papers were received in
yonlers unfit 1919 =. yesterday. and the city
went dry for news. As a result. the Metropolitan
Express Company il hearing from There ia
talk OF holdins mass meeting 20 give v-nt 20 the
Indignation which has been aroused. The express
COMPANY controls the trolley express ami freight
privileges hero. and r. not popular. because II docs
not nay auvf hing the city for TIE privilege.
Yonkers reads about ten thousand morning papers.
All the trouble centred IN a trolley fright car.
f,oI-ev -,>~arere--- ~afS -h@+ va h~~- bod
I'd by blockade al East Sixty -hrst-st. Manhattan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-05
PUBLIC SCHOOL LEAGUE MEETING.

There will he a meeting Of the board of directors
OF the Public School Athletic League at Sis o'clock
next Monday evening. in the Office OF President
Henry A. Rogers. at the nall Of the Board OF Edu-
cation. Park-ave. and Fifty-ninth-st. The object
Of this meeting Is principally 10 raise the number
Of directors from eighteen TO thirty-fve. Plans
for the organization of the district leagues VII
also be considered and adopted DR. Gulick says
that he wishes q: this time % decide far
possible. the contests for the championship meet
inEs. Monday evennS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-05
TO IMPROVE FIFTH-AVE. HOUSE.

The five story private dwelling house No. 1854
Fffth-ave-. owned by Helen 9. Robbins TO be en-
larged and rsmodeled at estimated cost OF
is 10 be removed. to make way FOR a five story
rear extension. which will give the dwelling house
depth Of 12i feet when remodelled. IL is 70 have
a new Colonial facade. and the interior IS be
constructed - dreproOf material The architect Is
William StrOr-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-05
BROWN LETS DOWN BARS
RecelUing Money Noe Won't KeeI
Ont Her athletes.

Providence. R. l., Feb. THE directors OF
the Brown University Athletic Association have
repealed the rule debarrins students who have
ever engaged in athletics for money from repre-
sentins Brown in intercollegiate contests. The
announcement was made tonight BY the board.
the members OF which have full power in regard
10 all regulations of their own athletics
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-05
DUTCH SCHOONER LONG ADRIFT.

Kingston Jamaica. Feb. 4-The Dutch schooner
Ver,,- which was dismasted recently in a hurri-
zane while on her way from Curacao San Do
-nsreo has been picked up by a ooasting vessel
fo~tV miles south Of Jamaica. and towed Savanna
l. MAJ Jamaica. The Of tho Venus suffered
eyreat hardships and had been drifting for
twenty-seven DAYS. The schooner VIII have 70 I'M
derro extensive repairs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-05
SWIMMING RACES AT NJ. y A c.

The New-York Athletic Club. Central Park South.
viii hold a series of swimming races Saturday.
February 13 open to all registered amateurs. The
rules OF the Amateur Athletic Union will govern.
The contests will BE- 25-yard swim. scratch. open
5a-vard swim novice; l")yard swim. h7ndicap;
match rsce 30 Yards. between J. W. Spencer
Columbia University. and g. VI. Daniels. New-York
Athletic Club. and water polo match between
Columbia University and the SeW-York Athletic
club Entries close Tuesday with Charles L.
Durham. secretary. Central Park South.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-05
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

West Farms Road. nth side. 50 feet west Of
Uriou-sve story frame store. 5sx4e feet: Risn-
ini Amelo. owner: William VI. Rouzes. Williams
bridge. architect; 81. 00e
Observation-Disclosures xtl-st. southeast corner
81 Uuion-ave three five story brick tenement
houses. s47x+lS feet and the other 4ssxS1 8
feet; Frederick Ohmeis. owner: KurtZer & Rentz
Architects. 81 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-05
REALTY REORGANIZATION COMMITTEE

p II Ray Henry Bulge. James StilIrnau aud
John W. Gates have been named as a committee
by the directors OF the United States Realty and
Construction Company. TO draft plan OF reOrgan-
izauon and submit Il az meeting TO be called by
President Black in the future.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-05
REALTY NOTES.

G. r. & G. Fountain are the buyers o, No q
East Eishtieth-st.; A. c.. Agnew OF No. Wcs
Fiftysixth-st.. and Jackson Stern OF Nos rs and
lbs East Oue-hundred-and-eghtee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-05
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

FiHkeIsteir. Jacob % Citizens Savings Bank
Madison-st. No go: 5 years pr cent. -.
Nash, Isabel {. 20 Emma II Brinckerhor Srr-sv-
No go; I year. per cent........... ..........
SundeUhoh. Albert +. to Mildred A Russell i2sth-
e. No 23s East: prior mortgage. $4,000: year.
= PEI Nrtlt-
Schneider. Max ard another 20 william Rankin.
J9th-st. No 80 West; years. per cent. ......
Miller. Julius. and another 20 Lar,bert suydan.
Hills. Caroline NJ. 70 Title Guarantees and Trust
Company; i3sth-st. No 603 East; years. "a
per &C
kessler. Max 70 Sa nuel Wachr: Grand-st. No %
to "a. also Thompson-st. No 8; Building Loan:
year: o per cent. s.....
Weinsteln, Julius. to ST Luke's Hospital. Avsnus
r " corner I3th-st: dVs March I. 1909.
peI cent? s.
Greenberg. John, American Mortgages Corr
panys 1th-st. Nos 2s6 ard 2sI: years: ger
cent .---...s.s-...ssss
Fuchs. George. 70 CorcsIia z Yo-lin. adraini-:
stratrtx. 15th-st. No ~ West: years. "a per
Same 20 Realty Operating Company: sans prop
erty: prior mortgages. $4,000; demand. per
cent ................. .....
s. 10 n " OF Tth-eve: years: per cent.
Malcolm. Thomas .. 20 the city Mortgage Com
pauy; Melrose-avs. = corner 160th-st: year.
ECkharft. Susan A V. 20 Title Guarantees and
Trust Company: iS4th-st. M $50 West: years:
"a per cclt....-.. ..sss.s-.
Pensel. Robert. 70 George Spursson 3th-st
$50 q Of eth-ave. I year: "a Per cent. .......
Block. Louis. 20 Eliza VI Z-regs e al. trustees
Sth-st. Nos 725 and T27 East; yesrs; psr
cehL ssssss'-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-05
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

TIE RuIaad & Whiting Company has sold 10 a
client OF PHILIP Slachetsky No ll2 Henry-st.. FIVE
story tenement house.
Wilbur G. Fisk has sold No. 10 East Forthwith
St. a four story and basement orowns.one front
dwelling house on lot 25xloes feet. A Nr. Walker
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-05
COLUMBIA OFFERS BLOCK FOR SALE.

Columbia University yesterday. through its rep
resentstives. Douglas Robinson. Charles s Brown
Co. offered 10 sell to the tenants ali the propertv
II owns in the block bounded by Forty-seventh ard
orty -eighth sts Flfth ard sixth ayes The proP-
erty is said to be worth from 100000 TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-05
W. vANpEReILr's YACHT LAUNCHED

bits new steam yacht Conqueror was launched
here this afternoon. The designer. George l. Wat
son, was practically left his judgment
regards cost the yacht IS palatial vessel Of
100 tons provided with shade deck amidships.
unusual private Yachts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-05
LAWN TENNIS MEETING TO-DAY.

Boston Feb. "A call was issued to-day for the
twenty-third annual meeting o. the United States
National Lawn T 'nniS Association, to os held to-
morrow. The meeting win DC at the Waldorf III
Nart V nj l'ifv-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-05
~pouy PREP" WINS FROM HAcKLEY.

The Polytechnic Preparatory School hockey seven
visited Tarrytown yesterday and played the Hack
Low Hail School team on fits outdoor link The
r,rnorivn rncn won 10 I. In first half Chaun-
cev and Minton scored goal each FOR POLY Prep
Hackley was blanked. The Ta-Tytown te am MADE
ono goal in the second while Schneider ana La
Noutasne again scored Tor Polytechnic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-05

ttEefN-N llN-t5.i. Ray-ave .. ABOUT SQj .
Mairs-. Nion; Bay-ave. T about fa5 Mein-st.
2SxOo Bay-sve about 300 q % Main-st. Tsxies
Bay-ave. " 50xfna.
1907 n say-av~ ZIG f1xfse ls.T1 roxfts4 Ctr
Island, - SCnisI n Citv Island Realty Company
al: " Ell city. trchsr 1T amt due. s. ~ -.
etc .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-05

Sidney W. Hughes in conjunction with T. J. Phil
lips q Co and : Marcus. has sold fOr the estate
Of Mayer Goldsmith plot 100xfe011 feet. on the
north side of observation-disclosures SEQ feet
east Of EiEhth-ave.. 10 Louis Bloch. builder. Mr..
Bloch will erect two apartment houses on the site
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-05
INSPECTOR TITUS A BUYER.

Inspector George F. Titus Is the buyer CT No. 1Os
West One-hundred-and-eighteen reported sold
on Saturday by James G. Picken-
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CHESBRO HARVARD COACH
He and keeler Viii Help Frant=
Train Crimson Ball Players.

Cambridge, Mass, Feb. 4-Harvarc has obtained
Chesbro and Keeler. OF the New-York Americaus,
coach the 'varst.- baseball team In the pre-
lminary season. Home Run Frantz. the head
coach. will call out the team February Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-05
TITLE TO SETTLEMENT PLOT PASSED

The city took title yesterday 20 the building on
lot e2.1xS0 feet the south side OF RivnEstoa-st
Settlement Society. for stated consideration OF
S25.5a
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Sror.-warsersrs ;. New-York A. .. o Soals-hJ
1rsr5x nv Gordon /: Nv Clarke. 4 by Hornteck. J.
R.rsree-iIoward Drskey Crescent A g Time OF raves
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.

5stn-s. No PIT East for i've story brick
factory. % 6x95: Schwarz. owner: L Fark.
srcnitect "
Worth and Mulberry SITS. n corner. FOR I've
story brick LOFT building. with store a. 10x r.
regular: p Acrstsloi. owner. kurtzer a Rentz.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-05
Country Property to Let.

1 'teAN-Ot<D y 10 rent. rooms $50 ~
v arnun house. roaF~s $3.50 ser srnurr rc~s.a
- rooms stable large grounds. $50 per arnnrr Al
th.ee houses have rcprovensnr tzgx,p.s3
=. ELY. Crawford. y. J.
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Real Estate TAINTED.

WYATT TAF,N THIRTY NILES FROM Np-w-YoRK.
orcharl E2-aeas frii-. lawns. wooes. stream. 20
house. barns - 20 800 acres, cash.
L. BROWN
% West
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