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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22

high stoop house. No. 1o3i East One-hundred-and-
seventy-ffth-st-. on lot e5xlf4 feet
D. Phoenix Ingraham * Co. have sold For Gros-
venor 5. Hubbard. trustee blot 16-9x1'c 5XSxlo
feet, at the northwest corner OF Elm and BOND
SITS. to investor.
H. e. Senior & Co have sold for Edward VI.
Nray. OF Crawford. y J., to a AR. Wolf NO -
West SiXty-sixth-st.. a i've story tenement house
Z5xs5X-l0 feet.
". +. & Z. 2. Taylor have sold for the estate Of
=. ". HartshOrne TO q client for occupancy No %
West Fifteth-sJ.. a four story brOWnSLOne dwell
ms house. on d lot lSSl0a5 feet. a Columbia Cox
lsEe IeaseEoid-
Among other sales reported yesterday were the
following:
Nos 3ls and 81 East O1e-hundred-and-twentie
ST. 50Xl0Gu feet. o. Norris Tunlk, who viii erect
a six story hathCuse, 20 Frank ~ JAEGER. No
2G5S Second-ave-. southeast corner OF One-hun-
dred-andsiXteenth-st. Z01Ixs0 feet No. ISL Boston
Road. 25xl4V feet. No. l1St East O1e-h undre43ud-
Nos. 57 5,9 and SIS East Seventy-ffth-st., Nos
1873 ana LBS Ihird-ave-. No 5l2 N1nlatton-lve
No. 1.435 LaNiuEtpu-uve.. Nos. go and Z5 East
Ninety-ffth-st-. and No. 2077 EChth-ave; No. 247J
Eighth-ave.. 2SXIJe feet. No So MauEattan-ave..
369XS7 feet No 296 Eighth-uvs.. 2LllNSjxl0) feet.
No Il West Ole-Euudred-a tt-st- 25xito II
feet, No Ia East Oue-hundrsd- ty-secOnd-
ST.. 26V751 feet No. 140f P3rk-ave. 25Nso feet
No. 90 West Sixty-siNth-st- 25XlG0-5 feet 40 us
East One-hundred -eventh-st. 33.iXltou feet
No. IL ESsexSt., 2XS49 feet; Nos. l63 and l5 East
one hUudred-and-stC Oud-st-. 54xO0l feet No. rs
West FCr-y-SiE tl-Sr.. ll.iHX1"5 feet, a plot ar
the southeast corner Of Prospective. and Boston
Road, and No 54N Third-ave. Z2xlo 2x13Xloo6 feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22
SOUND SAILORS DATES.
Y0cbtSmen adopt Standard Meas
urPnPnt Rule.

An important meeting OF the Nev-York Yacht
Racing Association Of Ions Island Sound was
held last night At the Arena, No. Al West Thirty
frst-st FIT clubs were represented by the fol-
lowing delegates: Bridgeport Yacht Club. T. ii
Macdonald and ". H Jennings; Corinthian Yacht
Club Of Stamford. Harry S. Hart; Harlem Yacht
Club Of CITY Island, Franklin c. Sullivan; Hart
ford Yacht Club. John T. Stewart Charles =.
Wyckof, Walter Pearce and Gerald w Hart;
Hampstead Harbor Club Ward Dickson; Hunting
ton Yacht Club II. H. Gordon; Indian Harbor
Yacht Club of Greenwich Conn. Frank Bovine
Jones' T. Simms and Charles r Kirby; Knicker-
booker Yacht Club. of College Point. o. II. Chell-
borg and Harry Stephenson. Marhasset Bay Yacht
Club. Of Port Washington. Long Island. Charles D.
Mower and L. NJ Mcclellan: New Rochelle Yacht
Club. c. +. Granbery and J. D. Sparkman; New-YorB
Athletic Club, II. A. Jackson. jr-; NorwaIk Yacht
Club Fred y. Hin and George Z. Curtis; River
side Yacht Club. Charles T. Pierce and Charles 2.
Tower: sachem's Head Yacht Club. E. C. Seward
and Robert c. Mitchell: Seawanhaka Corinthian
Yacht Club. Oliver Z. Cromwell
The following new rule OF classification. which
Is substantially the same as that IN use by the
New-YorS and Atlantic Yacht clubs. was adopted
allowance bv racing THedSiireB1e1t which sba he
determined by multiplying the length by the square
50 times the cube root of the displacement
The following schedule OF dates for the seasons
races adopted:
May IS Ney-Ioa5 &c Y c special race 80 Harlem
l.
Indian Hsrb0r Y C. special race.
June l. knIckeTbOcker Y. c. annual 4. Nanhasaet
Y 6 annual race; -. Seawanhahs Corinth!aH /. C.
nual race. -. Nevr-Yorh A. q. special race
July 1, American y. G. race . Ne7v-Roch lie
J. e.. annual race 4. Hartford Y G annual race: o
Riverside J. q. annual race. H. l. and Is Nauuasset
Bay y G. cup race: p Hartford Y c. special race 30
Indian HarbOr Y. g
August q. Hempsteai Harbor Y G. annual g.
Shelter Island 7 g annual I3 Horseshoe Harbor
p g annual race. l8 Bridgeport Y. q annual 20
ALsuea9t ~ C. annual race 20 Northlcrt Y. g. annual
C. annual race. q. CorintEian Stamford !. c. annua.
September .. indian Harbo- Y. C. fail .. Hart
oT4 J. special race g.. Norwalk annual race. 3
-gcreUs Head annual race. 10 Seawanhaks Coriuthan
z c. fall race; Il MaEhasset Bay O.. fall race: -
Riverside y. g. fall racc
These officers were elected: President T. IT,
Macdonald. bridgeport Yacht Club. secretary.
CHARLES Z. Tower. Riverside Yacht Club. treas
urer. =. NJ Mcclellan. Manhasset Bay Yacht
Club; executive committee, Charles T.. Pierce.
Riverside Yacht Club: Frank Bovine Jones Indian
Harbor Yacht Club; Clinton II. Crane. SeawanEaka
Gorinthian Yacht Club, and Robert c.. Mitchell
Sachem's Head Yacht Club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22
TURF PAPER FOR THOMAS.
O5rner of HermiS Bugs "The Morn
ing Telegraph"

Henry y. Cary. publisher Of The Morning Tele-
graph yesterday authorized the following state
meat:
lh ne control az The Morning Telegraph has
betn purchased by !. r. Thomas from the estate
or W L.iaTn q. Whitney, and tho paper will be con
unued under the same r.anacement and along the
same lines as heretofore.
The announcement came as somewhat Of a sur
prise to racing men, as It had been generally sup
posed That Harry Payne Whitney. BY deciding 20
race has fathers thoroughbred. and by accepting
the Nlcepresidcncy Of the Saratoga Association for
the improvement Of Horses, had shown his de-
Clson 10 keen Up all the turf interests of the late
William Z. whitney
Mr.. Ihomas entered the racing field last year
purchasing Hermis for $500 ana adding num-
Der of other th9roughbreds. Until he formed his
partnership with Alex Shields, his career on the
turf was rather unsuccessful. He ended the sea-
son. however, second in the list winning owners
10 William Whitney with tweuty-three horses
finishing in the money.
Nis most impOrtans victories were that of Her
mis- ia the Brighton Cup and PuIsus in the Great
Trial Besides tiermls, his most important pur-
Chases were FalmhearCr from the Keene string
Stalwart from Mr. Whitney and Pentccost from J.
J.. Madden.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

17th-st n s. 47es II w OF 6th-ave. OK
W 81 lOx 81 81 10, William E JACOBS 20 -
David Price. G ard ~-1
l3ta-st. ~ 81 % g. Nsst Q look n ly35N
VI Tx n 1o3-N -Jx lN3.lX W -LllN
1898. Herman SIelcNeu To Fourteenth street 80.
realty Company -l>oIlina
Seth ST. p S. 3IJ 70 Of 6th-ave, 1S3Nts9; Ruth
A Watrous and Margaret NJ. smith NoHlllai
81 Nl-l0lds-ave e. S. 215.IO 70 S o. 1Jutn-st runs
2OJN $ 4g1Ix n ~. Il. Annie #. Curuen
Central Building, Improvement and Invest -
uleut Company e. ana Az
109-E-st. No - East. S1-5Nl0O. lN3l 6X+1'.ll.
Ritter Realty Company 10 David DAVIS mort "a
gage, $4,000; G. and Az
IOOth-st. s. 800 Il o. Aulster iarl-sE-. -5N
Ia1l II. jules O.. Espr0 % Edward wagner o.,
mortgage. $1,000. and Ao
14Oth-st. s 80 IL OK LenOX-ayc, ruLs y'-tlN
2JX S g}x u G 60. * sax 5o5 John DECK 80
Louis L+se ct al. @ and. ~
4Otl-st. p s. LOS Il OF 2d-ave, -J-js-S, 3l-aVe.
$50 q q +lst-st ZiXlOs +lst-st n =
% Il OF 3d-ave. sS.sN * 2JN
I5x 9s.9x 20 Marie kltwel 70 Francs
r. riGweu one-halt part. .-NoIilla
I26th-st. No %. East 2lZ9J-ll. Nina hahnWeier
Sisters OF the Divine Compassion y or1iIla
Stt- ave. No 21S2. g, 25XI6. Jonl Wynne AM
au1 John Friedrich; mortgage, SzluoO' C .
1I4th-st. rs. West. 263NloO-ll, coleman WISE .
Slegfrfed Levy MORTGAGE, $-3,tvJs o C anu. ~
124th-sJ No as west. -JXluAu. James IT,
AEern Joseph ". LorEes mortgage, S-@.5oV. 81.
C and &C. e.. At
Tth-ase. S. 20 II % IIsth-st +9llxlto, ISRAEL
Lebowitz TO Henrietta Lazarus mortgage. 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22
CYCLING IN AUSTRALIA.
Mcfarland Leads IN Winnings
IascSOR Suspended.

Ifoyd Mcfarland up 20 January IS leads tire
American cyclists abroad in the amount won. al
though liver Lawson has finished first I'm the
greater number Of races. According 20 cable dis
patch the latter has been suspended Tor three
months for alleged foul riding go liS match race
with Major Taylor on February IS wnCn the
cclored rider was so badly hurt t'at BIC had 10 De-
sent 20 o hospital
Taylor made his first appearance IN Melbourne,
Australia the races Iuu on january z, but he
failed get into any o. the final heats Mctar-
land the Uue-Ille common t.IlLu Stakes, a.
ter winning his trial heat 10y fifteen Le-Etls- or
laudO stevens was second. the time being -.49 l-a
Mcfarland was The only American 10 QIaliE Tor
the final OF the tWU-m.lC contest, which le won IN
V--i. lE 4CrCth 1rgm Don Walker stevens Was
second On the second trial heat while Major
Taylor could Go uo better than fourth ia the same
heat
AlcFarlands tire was punctured On the fret heat
81 The three-r-lIe race. ana stevens nIlshed first
the final a. S.s5 49, by length from Schaps. winner
Of tne lG-t Austral Wheel Race. Mcfarland ac-
counted Cor The emile contest. winning by half
wheel from Walker, In 1856 -, stevens beng d
good third
Taylor went TO Newcastle. New South Wales on
January 8. and Captured the Taylor scratch race
~ one mile, IN -I+ 10y six lengths from Don
Walker and SCEerS. Taylor Cualred Tor the final
u the one-uile handicap. but could n0t catch the
limit men
The records OF the American cyclists who are
competing in Australia were as follows up 20
January IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22
RESULTS AT OAKLAND.

san Fangsoo. March 2i-First Futurity Coursel
quiz u. lu2 Co. smith. 20 l. won. EIaskthHrr. 10
o. p sheehanp. 20 % second. Tassart ,sec. -
l. 'hlrl Tine, 1913. Titus ID. Toto Gyati0t Ny
prise and ~h- Ne also
Second D.A and one half fu-'1ngs-Galanthus lo3
tEGAfsrf 90 D. Egtag4. 90 I'ras,EW4ltet. 3 To-
T. nd. Reeves. % drawers. Co &. third Time.
10 Harry TAatcLe-. Drl Viva. Nuutcbauk and Capt.
Esro also
THI-d race tsix rurongsl-IIarDor. los Iravers1 20
. won. Grandpa tisuNtlrI. o. second.
Jack Little. lo- j. Martini. third Time. I.I8i7.
E.N Elder Harris. County Down and Midway also
Fourth race Zone mile and flTlonT)-Gatewsy. %
CO.. sthwcsl. 20 Z. TO Co. lH6 co. SMITH. 10
90 = second. Aurul. So Knapp q .. third Time.
POI. Chickadee Sluran. Horton HnG Dusty Miller
also
Firm race Zone mIlel-Past Master. lo5 a. Powell.
= T. won petr0lia 81 t} uner1 % T. second.
NnrcI-o. Jos GfaacHo. g. l. third Time. 80. Rim
-o.E. IuIpromptu Rene. Matte Clark and Tamfa also
sixth race Jseven NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. io7 u Marrl.
20 J. won: Ceebrant. i0T u. ualy). >. second.
Tard Wadsvtrth ll2 (ConueID = third. Time. 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22
F1Y TEJTPLETON IN FRONT
lj'ins Handicap at Little Rock
Opening.

Little Rock. Ark March 1.-The Arkansas
Jockey Clubs spring meeting opened to-day with
perfect racing weather aud a fast track. despite
the heavy rain Of Sunday. The Capital Hotel
Stakes, for two-year-olds. at four furlongs. was
won 10y H. H. CiviITs ny Fay Templeton. who
uoat o. H. Hughes's recent purchase, Tommy
@ IinTa, Ia q drive. The summaries
i-zt race a,e and ous-hat flrlongs- Boomerack 100
1'tl henHess}h 20 q. won: Dick Ripley. luI
l'N. llal To = second Gus lanka, 1O7 donovan.
Miss Arrow also
second race ave and oue-half flrIongs-Joe Martin
llN 'e. stevens cNSn Countess Clara 1uT t1uo-
.lH'. 10 D. 81 ono. Bu1Weser. 100 CRAWFORD l.
l.i.. At.' i-ll Sly Boots. joe BgJcael Eleanor
lHsl.. also
-lir- rac" t-eyen f-orrsl- Maverick % CTenkns)
T. q Nga. Eanoi2 - HluuSettl, 20 ]. second: ora
p sNL-Agt- II John HefressyD. l. third. Time.
Crime also ~
Fourth race Capital Hotel Stakes four furI7n-s-Fay
t.i-t4etol! &c Ora Word 20 10 Tommy u'IIaIa
rs tLf9A4eFl 20 J. second Miss Layuau. 10 Dom
Hl.hh o To j. tllrd. Time 05O. Iddd0n also ran
ilh race tsiK turlongsI-Imholen 100 tRobbus). TO
o. Won SIInalong. lo2 dominica l. second Will
lam Nf-gai leo John Heulessv'. s. third. Time
l-.' --arl hellneurt. Ben Lear Today also ran
iNtl race tone mile and seventy yarasl-Iawson 100
i-'ia-nlcNi " O. .. bermuda. tperinsl 20
--,ii, Inspector sh.a lUs tDavlsson). /. third
-lI-F- A'l ANaTes f;usselton. klu0ch Park MarEa 5
S'". haa@F refer Dursea ani Iabaunacah also
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22
CONGREGATIONAL CLUB DIMES.
Many Well Known Preachers Discuss the
Needs Of the Church.

rha annual dinner % the Congregational Club
n Nev--y1rt and vicinity was held last night IN
lie Colonial room Of the -. Denis Hotel. The
s.tsa-t ~ th. discussion following the dinner was
TIE Spiritual Needs and Possibilities OF our
Churches" Those that spoke were the Rev
Frederick Lynch. pastor OF the Pilgrim Congrega-
uanal church. the Rev. Dr. s Parkes Cadma7'
pastor o. che central congregational Church OF
Brooklyn. the Ecy. D-. Charles j. Richards,
Charles a. Huh. chairman 81 the executive com
nittec 81 the American Missionary Society, and
George Perry No-ris. OF Boston. literary editor OF
an nan sTeslling OF the growth OF the caste
snirl in TIE church said that the spirit Of aris-
fOcracy and inequality was as present ll. me
North as ia the South. and cited the case OF the
lynch-g su Springfield few days ago IN support
- his statement. IEe SAID that the negro was
un}ustly accused Of many sins that were as
prevalent among Italians or Americans or any
other nationality. Dr. Cadman said that ne
Congregational Church was not IN sympathy with
g0N 0uartols and upholstered pews owned as
ou-ue "a lot iu cemetery, and that Congfe-
Esu0nalFts instead OF bending their energies tow
ard such things should direct them toward hospital
and mission work where TIE 1OngreB atlollsll9l
Church has always Jed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22
A. A. U. THANKS THE PRESIDENT.
Changes Dates of Olympic Swimming Com
petition from July to September.

The meeting Of the championship and executive
committees OF the Amateur Athletic Union. begun
at the New-York Athletic Club house SATURDAY.
ended yesterday. The referees were selected Tor
the important meetings Harry Mcmillan Will ref
cree the Amateur Athletic Union handicap meet
ing on June /. Z. Z. Babb, the Amateur Athletic
Union meeting on June 2 and Walter Lginger, the
SATURDAY June 3 The other officials Will be
lected after a conference with the athletic assoc
Citations throughout tho country. James +. Sulli-
van was selected for referee for the all around
championships on July A. James II. Sterrtt, OF
5Liigdc Iubfa for the water polo championships,
and Z H. Wells. of the New York Athletic Club,
for the swimming races
Roosevelt for accepting the honorary presidency OF
The olympic track and field games will extend
over M4nu"S 80; a. T7,,Irl9L 'sr1f,1Tsr
and saturday September 3. In connection with
known as the dulIo,'cII EoIi't2 4-l
are expected from all parts OF Europe. The COM
mittee selected. as referee. Harry Buermeyer. or
the New-York Athletic Club.
David h Francis was chosen as referee or the
Marathon race, Walter llglnSeT Tor september ].
and Barlow :. Weeks or the NeW-1 ork AJhletlc
Club. for SATURDAY. september :. Ihe referee Tor
Monday. August .. has been referred to the Con
ference college Association or me west On ueS-
dqy August 30 the referee wiz be one selected by
the intercollegiate Amateur Athletic Association of
It was found impossible to comply with the
quest of Dr. Gebnard, OF the German olympic
committee, mace through ITS american representa-
tive Robert kammerer that all the Olympic
games be conducted within one month, Arrange
ments were made. however. by which the olympic
track and field games, the bicycle championships
and tennis championships would be conducted with
i'm "A month Of the olympic track and field games.
Tbe committee decided to accede 10 the wishes OF
the German representative. and change the swim
~ AMI also add the Following contests. swim
ming on the back breast stroke swimming. about
three hundred metres relay swimming. and fancy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22
RESULTS AT ASCOT PARK.

Los Ar-rle~ March 2I-Flrst race zone mile, Ellie.
o. tAudersa-8. 90 J. Won. Lunar. lJ7 IL Jackson.
3 Z. l. second. Iaterto. 100 lN Tugau1. l. thlr1
Tine. 1.tfiz. Llstls Tie Ledean Tin. Sherry AMI
s.--+ -1-a ,4.vcr flrl1nrg,-I andseer JOE Il. Jack
f,u1 % p won. Homage. 100 Wv Murphy 10 90 J.
regrr6. Innsbruck lO2 tFechu : 60 !. third Tine
1901 Margaret Love. Dr. Martin. Cray Morn. The
t'ovelartsr Reausa and I'd TanlEan also
Tf.rI race r..rc far.ougs3-Gal5en Rule 100 Griorp
even won. Cruza51s. lis o. Bo.andp % !. second.
Nar.a-ur Iul fy Ilgar1 3 ]. third. Time. 1.0lAs
Harrington E.sstI. EagalIaA H. Victoria s.. Never
more and Pat Eglrer ais,
Fourth race cone mile ard FiNteorth)-Iato-. 100
d Ro,ke~l & o. O. won. StraggIer. 1OT CIV. UuEar
70 J. second: Durbar. 81 tAnlersonl. : 20 .. third
Time l-4Slz Nero and Marta also
FIrr race l=eyau fur01Ssf-Bruva Prince, 1p2 on
Johnson. l. % J. won: lnausurator. log Feiehp, !
d. Sylrruish. 100 Lawrence. q 90 !. third
Time I3pia E1-lir. T1nEa- liuE. Jim Gore II. Fan
NE.Ana CazaCar and All About also ran .
sixth race furIongEl-ReEt Nan. 100 tEeicht. 3
% l. won: Rag Tag. 10 Griou. % 3 second Ms'.@-
tide Jos anderson. u % ! third. Time. l.l4'2
Nezo CardweIton. IAursatea. J. V. Kiroy and Eai'n
pl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22
JOCKEY CLUB GRANTS LICENSES.

Yesterday al which J. II. Bradford, +. r Hitrh-
cock Il X. Knapp. Andrew Miller and r. h -Stur-
els were present the applications Of r. II. Brown
and r. T. Waters for reinstatement were iald on
the table. II was voted TO give notice TO me STU"
hook 7.rartr,ert 10 accept the breeding Sweet Pep
l.er as uy The PeTpor-Emily-
Tho following trainers and Jockeys licenses were
granted:
--.sn.-e-1ora p. Braunon. william CaTTo. NJ. l.
samuel J IIngEefr. IT, j. DURHAM u
~ D. freeman T. Grant, " liam Henson " !..l-n
49, D. l.ral-eu l.. Mitchell. T. j. Siatteig o.
4, if, d a. Tsyl.~ charles = Wilson. A u. No'-
.eg- .-... -- f..- Jesse u Ff1rts~v 7
rIr-s.sv w Hicks. Eugene H.Iiebrand. EDDIE hI;ie'
-,v,.-rI1aUF r A. NcCu-. James AlCl a.i'h
~, mas " 1liI aant A. c. Robbins. G-org' H. iH'ini-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22
LITTLE ROCK ENTRIES FOR TODAY.

Fi~st race Gour furionETb-JoHu Barrie 10. Captain
Er-.assi l2'. Bear Hunter 10. Victor r. 10. In
second race lsx furlcnEs}-Lero. l05: iIe1am 81.
la0lHlarah. 100. SWirb.encyer. lO2. Tona ne. -.
ltel Beach. lo5. HaEpithe, ~. WIN IIttls
Arrow, George James
ElTl race tour furlongs1-MarFery Gafney. Joe
Graaaif 400. Jewel 'Tr-sta. 100. Clurant. 100.
curtin race t-N furilu--F-kalul Young Jos. Little
Pirate. Iu2 S-t1omate. Iu. Coaasset 100 eunesseau
4U2. Martins. 900
ls &c." ATat lul. Ing atlrtt lul. Drela, oS, queen
J. "a. hrlu-er. 100 Joe Martha liz
SIKH race selling. mle,-Fay the Fiddler. 100.
LeF!ltlsn. loo. Cautions. 100. KiaEsteue 1U2 Kitty
'.rte. i'5. Ey.cntr.l 81. Welcome Light. JOG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22
OCEAN RACE FOR SMALL YACHTS.
New-York Athletic Club Plans Contest to
Block Island

\ notice was sent 20 the officers or the Yacht
Racing Association OF Long Island Sound last night
by the yachting department OF the New-York Ath-
l-tIc Club, that tho club viii have an ocean race
for yachts under thirty feet racing length. from
Manhasset Bay 10 Block Island the race to start
on Juno . The yachts are TO sail in cruising trim.
and not more than five are 20 be allowed
board. all Of whom must he ateurs. Entries are
10 be sent 70 the yachting department Of the New
York Athletlc Club.
The yacht racing associations executive commit
tee considered the date mentioned, when making
up the schedule OF races. The nhaka-Co
Inthian race Is the only June p.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22
PUEIIN WAITS IN VAIN FOR HART
Gus" Ready at the Ringside, but His OPP
ponent Fails to Appear.

Philadelphia. March -l-MarNlh MARI iaI'so 20
----.. ,f. -.arox Athletic Club for his ak round
..,.,- aim Gus Rubin. arranged so- tonight
--l-. club officials not having heard from hart
lesrt The doors OF .hc club closed and returned
,r. nome. ta those who had bought tickets.
f,.,r-1i- VAS present and indignant ac Hart
I.-E- SIC -0rU5ck. the missing puShlst ma
..r5-.g bC could not account tOr Harris al
-.-c. sIc -1il be and Hart had travelled To-
-.-t-- f-o7r FF0r Springs TO Chicago where they
ss,.srated 10 take different routes 10 Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22
REAL ESTATE.
IHJestor Buys Upper Vest Side
Block Front.

An investor has bought from the Fort George
Syndicate which comprises Nathan Wise. Jacob
Hirsh Max Marx and a. NJ Beudheim. the block
front on ;he west side of EiEhth-aye between one
hundred-and-df y-drst and Oue-hundred- aud-dsty-
second SITS. 100xlO1. Ten i've story hathouses stand
on the premises The syndicate recently took the
property I'm part payment for twenty-ntne lots
the west side Of WsdswOrth-ave.. ninety feet west
of St Nicholas-ave.. which II sold to the NewHO
and Long Island Realty Company.
Max Marx aas bought from Helen NJ Craig. OF
Rochester. through Bernard Smyth < Son, a
plot OF four lots running through from the north
side Of One-hurdred- and forty-siNth-st- To the
south side Of One-hGndred-a Dd-forty-sev enth-st,
200 feet west Of Ansterdam-ave.. 5oxIS9-l0 feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22
WORK OF HEBREW CHARITIES.

zhe work Of the United Hebrew Charities for
February shows the total number Of families dealt
with was $50 representing about $40 individuals.
~ these T. 500 applied On the bureau OF reief and
SIS IN the employment bureau. OF whom 16s were
given employment. Relief was refused 70 4&A
cases. FIf-y-one persons received transportation.
Two thousand nine hundred and thirty-fve gar
aents SIS nsfrs OF shoes and Us articles Of furni-
iore and bedding were distributed. Five hundred
hhd htiy-louc garments were made ID INC Work
room and s6 garments repaired. Five hundred
GnQ tfty-rine orders Tor coal were Issued. The
o.ouIsemen,s Tor re-Lef amounted 70 s-..so -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

E,piro Jules c. TO American Mortgass COMPANY;
5 5Ssis't per 52o Z. Of A4'''h,. $4,000
B4Gh' 5s'-s' No q East. year, "a per 5000
v-,ss5gf Walter e. a. Lawyers. rl-.s Insurance
company: S1th-st. no It o. 6ta-a'e. - ooo
o,5yn ga55' Wirlsm NJ to- Title Guarantee and
Trust Company 25ra-si No 10 East. years - oo,
Mayef. Isaac. to the Nes-Ior@ savings b2 3i
1is 55 d. 5 5 . a W Of LnoHy, due Jun. csOco
Fourteenth s,ssst Realty company Hermann
i, ~ 5' g Nest; s sa 81 p4 "ssS also 100000
pany. II5ta-st 40 - West. years, a. per so,
Joseph a Farley Ci..struoti5a company 20 United
states Realty aHt nd Sons cons '1 .15n p.5r
m5ltsages. SI72.5oo. lle June 1. IOJ4. per ,ooo,
smith. Margaret H. 10 Ruth \ various 18Th
SO 1t Of tth-a'e' due February :. a 900
Meay Mar Man, to lssT 89es demand 55 S 5er S 5000
DnkeI=pel Fanny 70 the Excelsior Si'-Hss 1S' q 600
The sisters Of The Divine I.ie. assi.1 2 [,
se1T D5y1a per - Tsv-Yor5z security ana trust
Company; rms tn s. 45os II Of shave. $1,000
same TO- samuel f Jacobs e. al executors: same -.
property. instalments; per cent. lOVO0
Company. WaIi-s Nos G. and 60 year. Al o-o 900
K4,tzle IsH' johanna to the Enisrant Industrial
Savings Bank; 5Ith-s'. 80 IT OF -1-a'e' = ooo
rIarTfTey5. George IT, to John 5 Humphreys.
artist. 10 Il " OF SIadLs7n-ave' years, 900
MsIefe5 james IT, % james N H9r.aa 1ses.- 40 400
G9 55,lsT [ . 10 i yesrs A. pcr cent 5000
1.,rr-- TStr,rE no. 1Ir1e Guarantee and T-ls-
COMPANY. ave. No s4s years "a per cent 5000
pauy; II5,h-st, s., io44 II OF Riverside 10,
Fedr1au' Robert to Robert p Lee ana anothe-.
executors and trustees. 1S,hsr. No 4l4 East - -oo
Kilhy David 971 ag2;sr 'e "a Ar rs, I 23r
A2st gr Fa--v NJ. To- Adele S Elss trustee.
Riverside priv: s.. co. II s. or ION 50. 90 600
r-rvfJ In THraz Vya and moi