New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-21
SELLING BOXES FOR THE BALL.
A BRISK BIDDING REALIZES ej0CO-TllosE WHO
BOUGHT THIN.

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The conservatory OF tho Waldorf comfortably
filed yesterday afternoon when the boxes at the
Madison Square Garden for the Citizens Ball which
IS to be given April % were sold at auction Inc
sale was held by the Fall Committee OF tie ,ity
Committee OF one Hundred, and $1,000 was realized
Peter +. Meyer was the aucionccr. The bidding was
brisk and the interest In the sale did Lax unll
nearly the last box was sold. The following were
the buyers together with the boxes chosen and the
prices paid Henry Hilton. No. -. $50 Eugene
Kelly No 30. sI2j benjamin Wood, No. ~. FLO;
George g. Bodt No. D. 500: Louis Andcz. No 40.
900: G. y. Bliss. No. 90 $40; H. :. stokes, No.
50, $40: Martin H. Brown No. A.. Sl1j: James
bearing. No. 80. $40; Mrs Donohue, 40 -, Sl20
Robert H. Thomp~on No. 80, $40; Walter stanton
No. 81 silj: j. H. V. Arnold No -. $40; Howard
Carroll No. "a. SIIj Judge \. J. White. No. 80.
sI15: Woodbury. Langdon. No. 80. $3.50; Jordan l.
Mott No 81 si2O; J. Rutherford. No. 49, $40; John
~ Hughes, No. 81. Sl1j; John G. Furman'
No. ~. $40; benjamin F. B"chei, No.
A. S1lO; q. G.. Haven, No -. 800
George Ehret No -. sos Frank Ehret. No. 81,
S1Oj: Jacob Rupert. no. 30 SOB: william +. King
No. 81 sos: Meyer Stern. NO 80. 800: :. Nicho
son Kane No. 60. SI05 Il. 4. &. Smith. No. 60 800
g. A. Davidson and A. = Mason. No 90. FOO ;
Thomas +. Gilroy No. 81. SEQ; VI. Il. Buford NO.
40 500 A. b. Hilton. No. II. 800 j. V. L. Pruyn.
No 20. 500: A. e. Gurnce. No. 49, $50 W. a.
Clark 40. 10. $50; W. II. Caldwell. No. a. SO :
First Brigade stan, NO. %, goo y Shii''i' .'"'
g. s7j: e. ". Bowen No 90, $50; 'rballos v
Englis No. q, S75 G. H. Dodge No. TO- 500 j. H.
varnum No. TO- SGO G. W. liaskinS, no u, SEQ :
A. j. White. No. IS. $40; H. p Monant. No. o.
40: Jordan l.. Mott No. 10, $50. Il. y. Cheese
borough No. o. $40 C. J. Pussy No. -. go; T.. '.
Footc No A. $50: VI. II. Beers. No. !. 50 VI. IL.
Beers no 3. So. Howard Carroll, No. 100, zoo .
Jordan l.. Mott. 20. 100 SO. W. i. King, No. H.
$40: d. II. Roberts No. Ill. So H. W. cannon
no 1l3. $40. ,,,
The ball committee met N II p. M. and decided
that the remaining boxes be- held al $40 'ach. nrN
will hr on sale II ;hc Office of Peter i. Never NO.
III broadway. The thre front rows WI be SOFA
M ~ u seat. The remain Ing six rows WI! De rec
Controller Myers. ~ treasurer ol The MiNor I ON
mitior of one Hundred on the Colombian t"'hil"l'
has been ovcrw hclmcd with applications Tor u'a'IS
io the ball In honor OF the foreign naval on''iN 10
he. given on Thursday evening NJ tn" Maids ~ square
Garden. Yesterday the tontrnllcr'S mail was i"'r
n, usual size. aud his ofiic" ovcirun win mes
,,ngcrs from people wanting tickets Ia" tot ~ mum
her originally In The Controllers hands wa ND i"r
, man and woman u: SO each. and 900 FOR Woil'!
y, ~ each These will soon be- all disposed ol II
,be rush continues as II did yesterday.
II was announced In dispatch from washington
Yesterday afternoon that tn Chamber of 'oih'i'"
would give lis dinner 10 the foreign ana American
naval officers In connection with ' citvs coWn'lFo
ON April o. The dinner 10 De- given bv III" 'hI,h
her oi Commerce will b" held on April 70 ana VI"
committee has no connection with The city commit
foe save that Of the members OF the htlc are
also members Of the Chamber OF Commerce committee