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fcrstIcsure Sales

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entered IN the above entitled action. bear
Ing date seventh ~ July. 1892 !. the undersigned
the Referee IN said judgment named Will sell at Public
Auction AZ the Exchange Sales Roc~s located AZ
III Broadway in the Borough OF Manhattan. City ot
New York Thursday the 2ith day 81 August. lsSo.
At that day. by Ryan L. Kennedy
Auctonee the premises directed by said judgment 20 be
sold and therein described az follows.
All those certain pieces parcels ~ land with
the buildings erected situate and being IN
the CITY OF New York. and which when together
are bounded and described as follows Beginning At
ont In the eouheriy line - Fftysixh distant
Two hundred and seventy-rye feet Eas;erly from the
sutheasterIy corner ot Ninth Avenue and Fifty sixth
Street running thence southwardly parallel with Ninth
Avenue one hundred feet Ave inches 20 the centre ne
OF block, thence Easwardly along said centre Ane
ana parae with Fifty sixth street fifty feet thence
Norhwardly parallel with Ninth Avenue one hundred
;.a and ave inches southery side q said Fifty
sixth street and Westerly along the southery
line OF Ffysxth street hty feet 10 the point or place
OF beginning. - 49,
Dated New York July 18th, 1890
JAMES p LUDLOW. Referee
GORDON E SHERMAN. Attorney for Plaintiff,
80 Nassau Street Borough Of Manhattan, New York CITY
New York
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CRICKET.
THE UNITED STATES TEAM WINS THE
ANNUAL MATCH WITH CANADA
.,,,r> rpr-Ar ryT~rv-r1rrNr
REAT EXCITEMENT.

Toronto ONT Aug (specia THE twenty
seventh annual international cricket match be-
tween Canada and the United States resumed
here this morning in the presence Of another large
crowd The game this year is producing consid-
cradle interest and excitement from the fact that
.he contesting teams are so evenly matched. The
spectators OF course. favored the home team, and
when the American first innings total WAS ,assed
thew gave vent freely 10 their feelings OF srpre-
cation
runs but this helped only spur on the efforts o.
the Americans. who batted in grand style and al
though the bowling good and the fielding
brilliant the total amounted 70 2ls, j. H Mason
took the honors in this innings with a splendid
efty-one but F. H Bates and H c. Thayer also
batted IN good style for their respective contribu-
lions Of IS and g.
When the Canadians went IN for their second
innings needing 2s runs TO win. the excitement be-
came intense, and every run applauded S. c.
C,imenson started the bowling. and ne opened IN
.er sational form. for before many overs had been
cen; down. ne clean bowled Saunders. Chambers
and LANG for dozen among these three
famous batsmen. P. c. GoldinghAm also yielded
easily. but H c. Hill kept Cooper company while
the total being advanced steadily.
However. the .ast conner beautifully
Bumped by J. H. scattergood in a manner similar
- the way In which he lost his wicket in the
@ret innings. Canadian hopes then fell, but were
revived somewhat when McMurty started in 10
r.. with confidence and vigor. But when H. B
M-Giverin went to the wickets the enthusiasm be
came great He hit at everything. and the score
was advanced at rate which made Canadian
victory seem probable. The Americans heded
brilliantly and the alert. They
~ouid GO nothing with McGiverin. however, and he
continued 10 put In the In a wonderful man
rer elciting frequent cheers for his big hits.
FORESTER, who was the last in endeaVored
20 keep up his wicket while his captain made the
rms but at length. amid the greatest excitement
H. was bowled BY Clark, and the United States
Vas Victorious by 80 runs McGiverin was again
moi out with 50 10 his credit and his plucky effort
was the subject OF general congratulation.
Cs the twenty-seven games which have now taken
place between Canada and the United States, the
t'rited States has won seventeen. Canada has won
eight and TWO have been drawn.
follows:
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Washington. Aug CspecsD.-The following
Army and Navy orders have been issued
ARMY.
Captain THOMAS H Ref c2TR, q 3sh Hrsllsry
az setaijed az additional members u the general
court martial at Wst. Point and tFzt Le IL
sHEkW0oD, A. s5Eocate VICE second lieutenant
HARLEY 3. FERGUSON. Corps of Engineers
Captaip "a sa Fane.co to Recruit for regiment
Lieutenant HARRY NEWTON. 34ih lntantIy, vi" P'0-
second Lieutenant WILLIAM b GOWN. "a cavalry viii
proceed 70 Manila; and report 20 sTsad'sr-'eFe'A
JOIN Q. BATES for duty on his stan.
The following officers assigned TO regiments
specified:
Second Lieutenant EuRBIAN Il RuPoTTTy0yMsi x On n
Cavalry: Second Lieutenant WILLIAM cUN Sos q
CavaIry; second Lieutenant GDORGE b SdARD;H
sh I ih1sn SECOND Ieaenant KSrD DsoN
gI ntaH SNIFF TmRaHy s,a nfan;fy Second Leu
tenant WILLIAM Mp p PASc3 I N H;An Isb fn
CAPTAIN BENJAMIN ". ATKINSON, 9th Infantry. i
relieved from Tes51 5.:n d any az 10 G5r MOTHS
G Foote sth Infantry recruiting Officer. as assistant
Second Lieutenant JAMES Z. BELL "a Infantry: u,
transferred from Company 10 Company e o; mat
1,.,nr Assistant Surgeon vERTNER KENERsoN Is re,
Ueved from Fort Myer and Will proceed U bu'a''
for annulment Of contract 80,
soo,5 lieutenant HUGH WILLIAMS. $50 Infantry viii
proceed 70 Fort sam Houston foT du'y.
Colonel JAMES NJ MOORE sss va s5s ..e chsTrs
., me general depot Of the QuarterInasters Depart
rent during the temporary absence az Coons' Anus
KirbaU assistant Quarternlaster genera.
.o.,ra Assistant Surgeon EARL :. BULLOCK VIII pro
coed 10 Fort BayaTf FOR duty.
Ao.,,g Assistant Surgeon RUFUS y BOSS !. r'isyed
from Fort Arrnistesd and will proceed to For' Ayef
for temporary duty
Acting Assistant Surgeon H. MTTNICK VIII proceed %
san Francisco for duty. 49,.
Ac.,nz Assistant Surgeon CORNELIUS P 80 80
WAGFNEN 10 relieved from ne hospital snip t1.e
a. san Francisco and Will proceed % Ne"-4''N 1T
arnument OF his contract
r,,a,, CHARLES p WOODRUFF. assistant surrson ~
relieved from Barracks. California ana VII
proceed 70 Fort Riley for duty to reHeye H1JI ~,
tUNIUs L POWELL. sEgEu Major a5 rU"en VIII
proceed 10 san Francisco toTisn9oraFy uu'''
NAVY
Commission. hav. issued the toowlng oicers
recently promoei Surgeon T A BT5RIS4 a5
= p stone Medical Inspectors J. r WAgGt.N,l--ttt
and T II STREETS: Con manders G. P PERk - >
& OGDEN. c. P. now ELL and @. CONIE Leu, Leu
tenant Commanders 4. 2. Culver. {. a. 80 r., T.
new COF'FMAN .. .. RODGERS II. 7. MAYO. W.
CHAMBERS W MLEAN and J. T. NEWTON
Ijeuienan; G. W WILLIAMS; Leutenants Cu1 r
GRADE II T BAKER r. II. CHAPPELI+ a W.
HINDs r 2. MOODY and J. VI. REEVES.
Assistant Paymaster H. r STEVENS. orierei 70 WISH
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FrrzsIMNoNs-JULIAN CHRISTENING
n.rcHrrRs OF THE EXCLAMATION AND HIS
BROTHER IN-LAw PRINCIPALS IN
THE CEREMONY.

There was a double christening on Monday night
~ the home OF Robert Fitzsimmons. the pugiist,
=, path Beach Resale. the ten months old daugh-
,.r of Fitzsimmons and Martin Julisns eighteen
months old girl were the principals In the cere-
- The daughter OF Martin Julian christ
aod Nav The Rev. Nj Williams. OF Bath Beach.
,n-,orrn.d the ceremony. The christening was fol-
towed bv a reception. which a large number OF
.,asstonaI friends OF Fitzsmmons and Julian at
raed Many presents given 10 the children
Rose Julian. Martin Julians sister. is the wife OF
r,,'ir,rnons She and her brother were well
-. ,ha staea by reason of a contortiOn act
known ~ nerfoTmed together. The nrst Mrs'
EEiizsimmons became Jealous OF Der husband Oh az
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DEMAND FOR CERTIFICATES.
MP. JORDAN INSTRUCTED TO GRANT ALL
APPLICATIONS - ALLOTMENT SENT
HERE QUICKLY EXHAUSTED.

HERE QUICKLY EXHAUSTED
Washington Aug S-As expected by the Of
nclals. the demand yesterday in NewYork for gold
certificates in exchange for gold coin, under sec
rAtarv Cages order OF last Saturday, was heavy
Twenty or more banks were early represented a.
the United States Sub-Treasury with requests Tor
exchange IN large amounts. and Assistant Treas
urer Jordan foreseeing his inability 10 meet, e1-
rent IN part the business thus thrust upon him.
declined to make any exchanges yesterday. ana so
notified 10 the Treasury officials, fearing, II IS
assumed that his supply OF certificates would soon
he exhausted The Department however. tele-
e-aphed to Nj Jordan this morning TO make me
exchange whenever requested. and In any amounts
and u his stock Of certificates should run short ne
would be supplied from the Bureau OF Engraving
and Printing . l.,
The request for the exchange In Baltimore J. %
said was not heavy. nor was II IN asnlns 'S ~
where the total amount OF Ger rom
other Sub-Ireasury cltles nave "'
ceived.
The first instalment OF gold certificates receNeu
at the sub-Treasury aggregated SleWo' IN a.
nominations OF so $50 800 800 and 1900 IneS7
certificates were distributed among twenty-iou'
hanks and were all taken early In the DAY ."'
banks depositlng In exchange for them either
o-ds-s Tor gold in their own vaults or yeno"
,,cLets" which had previously been given 10 the
hanks nv the sub-Treasury as receipts for god 'su
g., the sub-Treasury vaults for account OF
financial institutions II is expected mat ~
sm0niv OF tbe new certificates will soon he rece'su
here. -..t.. has hear uOsted
.,sttnT that 81 bills cannot be spared at present
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GNT@NllI GMENING LlN;.

Steamers ONTEORA and KAATERskILL leave foof q
Christopher 81. every weekday At z. M
on Saturdays ONTEORA al !. 30 7. NJ and hAATEf>s-
7. 8 p 81.
Trains for Cairo. Palenvthe. Otis summit hnsS
Corners and Tanrersville connect
Bicycles free Horses and carriages taken
Descriptive folder mailed free.
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~. prook,vn and Cincinnati teams played the
- -. ssries tngather az WASH

The Brooklyn and Clhcl1'iHe4 ' x VIII
o,srinq game OF series together al "ash-
,1eton Park yesterday in the presence Oh
fairly large number Of spectators me nm.
,'. >. ~ Nth the usual snap and enthusiasm
- .Se r,s;,or, won with something to spare. The
home team now has lead Of only two games 9 over
We champions, and the followers Of the Boston
team are beginning 10 be confident
The Cincinnati players batteo the cur - ,-rins.
go took a safe lead The home players oid no.
cst near their rivals until the eighth inning, ana
bsn me rally came too late after me sn 1aE Ke
I'd hen done McJames was taken OUT ans 1890 1n
Heg 49, S5 q cbance for the hrst time u sever.
We1Es The veteran AID splendid WORK ar
So,A -. Corcoran and Dahlen was eAcsNe5ttA ri,
eSn1sb' the latter made TWO errors on o''
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pr1ys FOR INDIAN COMMISSIONERS.

Washington. Aug s.-Mr. Jones. Indian Cofnni i-
,aar mas issued final instructions for the guidance
., the Dawes Commission in enrolling me c'''Ae"1
n, the I'VE civilized tribes. The instructions 40
explicit. particularly with reference 20 ,hs Us
.'1s,.,I cbootaws and their descendants, VINO
,oysd from Mississippi and settled on the ChoctA"
and Chiekssaw lands prior 10 the completion OF tno
rolls All testimony relating 20 The cen nsaert
=, ,hese narties must be forw arded 10 the
,nenf for anal determination. These insuuc''0"'
do not apply 10 freedmen
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NOTES OF THE LINKS.

- c.o,Lbride. Golf Club Is making elaborate
- fo- an omen tournament, 10 follow that OF
The Ienox Golf Club during the week beginning
September IS The course has been waterway I'M
proved since SIX new 6unksI Sa now the
ae. ~ IN America The dates chosen come ~
the height OF the season IN the berkshes' r rv
60 es attractive socially as IN It's gonng 1eatus e.
IT, nTincipai trophy is 10 be the ked Lion Inn
Cun which was first offered IN lSs''
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Female.

OoOK-CHAMBERMA &e-By I've
scotch girls cook and lsuniress. oth~
chanberrnaif and waitress. 10 objections
% country. private or pufllc. r"fereT,ns.
223 East 5)th 81. upper store.
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BOSTON. IS: CLEVELAND. 6.

BOSTON. Aug s-Boston won a hard hitting game
from Cleveland to-day Bailey. after being nit TOT
four singles and home run in the fifth reured IN
favor Of Hickman. sugdens knee was injured S IN ~
the seventh by foul tip, but he pluckly play eu GUY
The game McAllister replaced Tucker N the sew
enth al first Hemphill going 10 right. Inc score
follows r. II. z.
Boston ...,-........4 Ia 10 /
Ba;teries-Ba.ley. Hickman and Bergen; Bates An'
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.vvvopK DEFEATS LOUISVILLE.

Nos. and 10 were in battle array a. rne
Grounds yesterday and, as as was to De ~ go
ne n,s-csnt,Ie houses and other places OF ousi,
ness In the city did not close shop IN oFaei 20
49, 90 ,he occasion. As the sport loving peopIe
:. s,sr,o, are not fond of second class things
=. - IN. vs. meagrs Even weak teams
when they come together sometimes Play ws an the
terestng contest in that CLASS huisvilIe tied the
scoTs IN the sixth timing and a. in ca ns efh' and Van
so..'@ vicfory New-1ork SSO'V'
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u,,,h Az annroach OF the womer

With the approach OF the women's sol champion
shin contest which Is 10 be held this year on me
links of the Philadelphia Country Club the Fhlls
delphIa women are showing nuch acuE'S' o
49, c,,.oka, Crub has a number Of able players
- uJ1 enter the contest among the more promi-
rsnt being Miss Frances c. Griscom. Miss KatheF-
inc Cassatt, Mrs. r H. Barlow. Miss Darlington
Mrs Charles $ Farnum and Mrs +. v Dousherty
The women's team Of the Philadelphia Cricket Gluo
coTs,ats OF Mrs Walter II. Gorham, Miss Elsie
SUpiee- Mrs Herman A Leurs, Miss Helen n.
Maule Miss MsTsaret MaHi Ta dhI Country Cub
is expected to enter Mrs caleb Fox Miss SoPhis
Tiinnnencott and Mrs George H Frazier. while
among the strongest representatives from the Coun-
Srv CIub will be Miss Edith 3. Burt. MISS Helen =
DSvids. Miss Julia c. Berwind and Mrs A W.
Hansell.
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PHILADELPHIA. &: PITTsBURG. 4

Philadelphia. Aug 8-when the Philes went 10
bat in the eighth inning Lever showed signs Of
weakening Thomas singled and Deehanty went
to first on called balls. Flick got three balls and
then Donovan placed Tannehill on the rubber Two
more bases on balls two singles and q long ny
tied the score and In the tenth the Philhes won
on three singles. Attendance. S7ls. Inc score lo'-
lows n II y
pn1a1aIs,, ;'''.'.....99 is il
Bn,ter,..Llev.r and schr1ver; Donohue and Douglas"
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There will be an eighteen hoie hAhuIc@s -" ~
-, -. To,g Reach Long Island on Saturday.
nnen 70 all members Of the United States Golf As
ISOLATION for a cup presented by A. E. DICK Ihere
will also be cup for the second best net
y on1S medal for the best gross score lhtehuI ns
co15nstltors should send their CLUB nandlcsp 10 w,
c Poilion, Long Beach Hotel. not h'e' Una"
Friday.
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275 80
3 q
Middle line 81 block.
hsth Street

The approximate amount CT the zen or charge
satisfy above described property Is % he 500
is s755474 with interest thereon from ninth DAY oi
June 1899 together with and allowances amounting
TO 1911 So with interest from July I'm lNN tgetnei
with the expenses of the sale The approHmat amount
OF assessments. other liens "nlch are 10 ~
allowed purchaser out 81 the purchase money, or
naia nv the Referee is one Si3+55Ol three
hundred and fortynve and 5O-OO Dollars and interest
Dated New York. July 18Th. 1899. - .
JAMES p LUDLOW. Referee
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ADvERTIsE llESTs and subscriptions for
The Tribune received al their Uptown
once. No. i.242 Broadway. "a door north
Of 3lst-st., until o'clock .. m f. sdver-
easements received at the following oraneh
o m viz 254 shave, =. e. Cor. 23d-rt
is2 eth-ave., cor i2th-st. Macys. GIN
ave. and i4th-st.: i42 Column us-ave near
West 66th-st 100 West I'D near otn-
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WASHINGTON. 4; CHICAGO. |.

Washington Aug S.-McFarands tnree-oAsee'
with two men on bases in the seventh inning won
,ba ear,e for Washington to-day McFarland's
aork was the feature OF slow game Attendance
1000 The score follows: y
v-.sh,nr+on ........O o / o 49, 10
Chicsro7 ~..............0 o o VI
psTts-..-MoFuriand and Duncan Taylor and Donahue
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CRICKET TO-DAY.

There will be an interesting cricket match to-day
at Prospect Park. where the Nelson Looge team
1p,II onnosa Kings County After its victory over
Team 3 OF Paterson the Nelson Lodge has more
Confidence in its ability than before and II fully ex-
meets 70 plav good game.
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count OF his attentions 10 Miss Julian and got
divorce She afterward married Martin Julian,
while Fitzsimmons married Julian's sister. ivy
have all lived happily together ever snce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-09

Baltimore Aug s-Both the Baltimore and St
Louis pitchers were batted freely to-day. but the
visitors counted heavily against them
Miller made his first appearance with the Per
fectos and played rather a poor game. The score
follows:
r. II. %
Baltimore ..............l % XXI Is z
st. Louis .........-....1 o % - .
Batteres-Howel and Robinson: sudhor and sehreck-
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horses ano Carriages.
foreclosure Sales.
SuPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YoRK.-Aiexande- Walker plaintiff. ssains; Mark E.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YoRK.-Aierande- Walker. plaintiff asalns; Mark E
Stevens 81 al. defendants.
In pursuance u Judgment ot foreclosure and sale duly
made and entered in the above entitled action, bearing
date the 18Th day N June 1899 the undersigned the
referee IN said judgment named will sell public auc
ton the New York Real Estate ssesroom. No. III
Broadway in the Borough Of Manhattan. city OF New
York, 23rd day Of August 1899 II o'clock noon
day by William Kennedy aucton9er. the premises
directed by said judgment be sold and therein described
as follows:
All that plot ~ land. in the City ard County Of New
York. bounded and described follows
Beginnng at point In the northeTly side q Eshty-
ninth street distant ninety SIX feet and eight inches
westerly from the Intersection OF the northery side of
Eighty-nnth the westerly side OF Columbus
avenue. and running thence northerly IN curved line
nearly parallel with Columbus hundred feet
ten inches. less 10 point in the centre line OF
the block distant hundred feet westerly from the
westerly side II Columbus measured along said
line block. thence westerly. along said
line hundred feet; thence southery parallel with
Columbus hundred feet eight and one-half
inches northerly side q Eighty ninth and
thence along northerly side OF Eighty n
hundred and three feet four inches more
less q the point u beginning
Dated New York August 2nd. 1899
GEORGE II. HART.
OTIS E PREssINGER, Referee.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
No III Broadway New York city.
The following is diagram Of the property 10 be sold
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The challenge issued by Bernard Nichols, the
Philadelphia professional, for a home and home
match for 500 A side has been accepted by David
Hunter the Oakland professional provided Nichols
will agree TO play the first half at the Philadelphia
Country Club on August % and the second half at
Oakland a week later Nicholas reply has not yet
received.
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0r-r~r OF DAJ-B's FIRST AVE. sTOR-
AGE WAREHOUSE. No. IS lst-aye.,
York August s. ls99.--The followins
named persons are hereby notified. as ne
law directs that the amount due on goods
stored in their several names nus - psta
an ar before September y le"' AZ MS
orace or said goods will be sold az pub :
ot,S,Ion 70 nav charges and expenses or
sTch sale Jacob Fischer. East side stor-
age House. Goodman, Argues fu, .lo,
Se,,anschein. T-umau. Akner Aldeneaef'
CO. Bridget DOVE, Muller. Gansor. Bara-
~, q Haniey Ulrich. Mary smith
sum. n. Wiener. Berschtle. 40. 11nlm'
Ga al x~h
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RROOKIYN.

IasS se6aoa Ke on Fra sH.S
~ poy o. struck outBy McJsms' L. ny
Eansd BY Taylor ssa+eS' e. steinfedt ksse
Kelley Bases on basBy MoJSneS - or and Beck
BY r>yi9r Dopoi Anderson Hit by PITCHED 6sby
TSyior 2 wnd ptches-By McJames 11,,enaance, Sioo
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES. 800 .econd-hand
wood and i-nn working machines; fully
guaranteed: machinery bought ana ex-
changed. GEORGE 3. EDDY. s9s hsdl-
Eon-st
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BALTIMORE. 7: ST. LOUIS. 5.

plays-carrick Doyle: Davis ard Doyle; Clngman.
Rchey and Kelley. Umpires-Msnasssu and Mcoiarr.
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ION. out when winning was scored -
New-York ................I o %
loQlsvfe ................o U o U . -. ~,
vs ,,,.-S .vyork .; Louisville, l. First oAss ~
ssrors-New-Yor IL Louisville. Lef ~ on earriek z
York Louisville 3. Base on phlls-v - DoxiinE 3
Dowilnx Struck oui--Iy carriek =; by - liable
kfolsa salss-Doyls z Gleason ,MasnsF ~'-
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STORAGE NOTICES.
CENTRAL. STORAGE WAtEHOUsE'S'
les. lG7 and l6s West 32d St,


CENTRAL. S4OksA1L ~ 49, = NA-N'
l6J. lG7 and l6s West go ST.,
New-YoIk. Aug. 9th. ls1'
To Mrs X. Siekart. Mrs. Huoner, Ars'
Mary Nullin Mrs. Julia EaAashSt, 90
Il. /. Fairchi!d. Mrs. Mary Connors ME-
8. Barend, Bridget Ahearn. Mss. a M NJ
Berger. Mrs. A. McNamee. Mrs Meade'
Mr. NJ r Cole. Marion :. PoAett Mrs
stokes. Mr. j. 2. Byrnr. Katie Reirlon'
Priscilla Bruce. Mr. c. Berry Nj .. BEL
lot Mr. John Graham. Mrs A. Fields. Ar.
Jas. Mcfarland. Mr.. Jas. Bell, NJ. =, NJ
Tfsdale. Leopold Walters, Mr.. {. O. S.aW'
Mr.. " Certain, MIS-. E Jest, Mr. n. NIL
Ter Miss Brady. Miss Kelly. MIS-, + JaeA-
son. Mrs " a. Smith. Lillian 3. Room
son. Mr.. hoffman. Nj. r. " Morton
NJ Mama McC0wen. Mrs. Anna Dubois.
Miss Matte Mack. Mrs. Rose sSeNsJ -
Mrs. r Baker. Miss l. George. Miss ID
Lee. Mrs II. Lee. 5lrs. anna IT, -
Mrs Maggie Halsey, Miss Run nun AI,
Ella Harper. Alice Aytes, nj j. ~
Brown. Kate Sharp. Mrs. :. Blades Us
N Willard. Mrs. A. W. Bryan. Sirs
Weber. Melinda Jones. Miss Crossler' ME I,
II Gordon. Mr. @. D. Smith. Mrs. L. n
enIth. Company T, list Regiment; MIS-
A c. shearer. Mrs. A. Land!r, Mrs Anna
Ho.r9en Miss Mary 7. Heusey. MI kooeEt
! Mahon. M. e ". Powers MIS-. ~
ne-. Mrs Posito. you are hereby nouinea
IA. the time for the payment or the zen
7 80 tDon the property hereinafter de-
scribed having expired after due notice
thereof had been given you, WI cs.se
s,,-b ,,~one-tv 10 wit, household goods. per
~1nal Effects and merchandise stored by
,-os, IN NV warehouses 70 be sold AZ public
auction according 70 the statute IN sucn
cases made and provided; az hins'ss
auction rooms. 100 West 32d St, On S da
,,rdav sept. 2d. 1899, commencing al 100
a NJ and every Wednesday and Saturday
thereafter until the goods are disposed o.
CENTRAL STORAGE 90.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-09
BOXING.

GEORGE sr1ER TO RE REFEREE OF THE PALMER
MGovERN FIGHT.
George siler OF Chicago. has been chosen a.
referee for the fight between "Peder Palmer anu
Terry" McGovern for the bantam weight chan-
,o,st,r, ~ the world to take place AT the West
chester thetic Club on the afternoon OF SePteinu
/ Ser has acted as referee for the Jenrles anu
Fitzsimmons fight and other big bouts
fr-nr nthsr sro-ts paKe touro.