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New-York tribune., 1899-02-08
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Providence. T I, Feb 7-Delegates 20 the Natonal
Assembly of the League O. American Wheelneh
,-or, YEARLY every State IN the Union reached this
o.,y to-day 20 take part IN what promises 70 DE-
;he mos. important gathering Of the organization.
Little Of importance occurred a. the mee''ns o-
tse officers tais evening Slate-making was popu-
Ia- past,re q the delegates. The election o.
Yeersa as president seems assured. For the office
o. treasurer there are two ndidates-Tat'eTsali'
,he present incumbent and O'Brien, Of Nebraska
The Rhode Island delegation S keeping open mouse
A. ,--s~co,rer-s have been completed for Coco
Roads Day. The speakers are as follows: l. =
Po,,er. DR.. Mendenhal Fraelon @. Stanley. Mayor
Bskey Governor Dyer. Colonel Humes Genera! hoy
Stc-e and Conway Sans -..s H.
auorc those VINO have careillly canNasSed ".
s,t,s+ioS re opnion prevails that the movement
10 Telnaush me control Of racing wH be oeIealGo
rht 26To.s-ss o. discOutnuai &C seem 10 nave cls
cerned the signs Of defeat ahead. ana are saying a .
MOS r5.hirc on the subject Inc sentiment
,fronev nrevalls that the League is the only com
peterf oreanization 70 control The sport aEd that
tshouls no, allow Itself 10 DC 'bluned out py OUT
law leaders OF ra eng.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-08
,,f.rrrP PAcOUET CHAMPIONSHIP.

r,o tournament for the amateur racquet cham
.,a1shi, ~ America will open next Monday at The
Porovet and Tennis cub. 40. 2 West Forty-in!r4
e. twelve players nave entered reHIesenunS , an
aUa' 49, arc new blood. VITA the exception OF
= ROLAND. Canada the present champion. - =
r I4'I-,etor fae ruuneT-up Of last year. ana >
ShS"' S T6e Sdrawg provides for games on Monday
Tu5sday wednesday snd th4rso@y tnT TcIaary a r
Ria!e oH csl for the best OF FIVE games for
each rubber.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-08
NEW RrILpING PLANS.

v.s, r,n-ave =. 5Oli ft of lOtth-st. for =
sevs5-storv b.ck fathouse. 5XSI.5. James n
uave,s No 7ai West Enf-ave. owner NeNiAc
r.r-. -, OF West l25tr-st. arch tects.
5.tb-st' = l25 {, II shave tor hys-st..y
b-,ck rattouse 25xsi.7; Mary 2 Derpsex. -
3a- Jamaica ave Astoria. owner NeViNe *
Rage. arch!'ec,s ...., o.,
I.o-bs, 3 90 n ~ Amsterda nav rof
- ,L-e. e, ~ ard basement brick cweiiinT-
touse. lIx4s. G p Brouver-Aneher. 40 lsI -
Nirhola.-ave owner. J Ebert s-ehl,ect -. -
r<wl.-., No i24. for siS-stc-y bricN naln ~,
a5x7O. George Rail. No ?06 stanton-st. owner
Frederick Jaeger. oo-eohtec, q; ,or two
,o,eesns-one-half-s,ory frame Gwellrf-nouses
lsr5s: " J O'Brien. 70 I'll Batneats-@sn. -
owner G Robinson. No 2l9' sa'ne@'e'
Arttur-ave. W :. 81 Il q ls7th-st. for nres
story frame dwelling house. with store : ZlSop :
G Mare.ss No 2373 Ar;hur-sve. owner
Robinson. architect
Berry-avs % y ~ EcNpse-'' ,.,1i,,s ,,,7
o,S nS-one-half--'ory frame dw'ilns
house layi2 and 2iV7o Lillian lADoao'
owne-: Louis Faik architect. ...-.''...' -.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-08
ANOTHER BASEBALL HURDLE.
THE $1,000 READY TO BE TURNED OVER. WHEN
Mr.. BYRNE DISCOVERS THAT THERE Is
SOME STOCK MIssING-THE CLUB
OWNERS DIsGUsTED AT
THE DELAY

OWNERS DIsGCsTED AT
THE DELAY.
The hoped-for consummation OF the deal between
he Brooklyn and Baltimore baseball clubs was
not effected yesterday. The clubowners say they
hope the matter will be settled to-day. Messrs.
Hanlon and Vonderhorst. OF the Baltimore Club.
are thoroughly disguised at the con tinual delay in
closing the deal and at one time yesterday threat
ened to call the Whole thing OF and go back to
Baltimore
+. a. Abel and Charles H. Ebbets OF the Brook
lyn Club me; Messrs. Vorderhorst and Hanlon at
the Offices Of their attorneys in the Potter Building
yesterday, and the meeting lasted for several
hours. Il was announced that the olubowners
would meet at he Morton House. where the $1,000
or course. those Interested had no intention of
doing anything OF The kind When $1,000 II 20 be
turned over IN cash business mon DO not publicly
announce the time and place FOR the transfer.
day |hen W 9. Byrne, who was 70 dispose e his
@ Sba, m e 49,, Gup; appeater a. ne q mee'ine
stock ana he was expected TO turn this over 10
SO o0 IN cae 'e 81 q & tse m M
ready for Ntr. Byrne. when & developed NAT "A
sioCK so SdIid e SN'y,oae shar 81
10 make a digent hun; for the missing certificate.
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. Mr. Byrne admitted that
he was not certain just where the missing stock
It on hand his morning H. was Of the opinion
that the deal vould be consummated to-day.
Robinson ard arke @' to BTookyn He He expects 70
MAKE " the crook yn team about a. follows
Corhet;. McJames. Hughes, Kennedy. Dunn ana
possibly NJps, PITCHERS; Kelley, FIRST base, Daily,
stop joHes left led GRIM centre he'd. Keeer
right fed. and lassidy or Magoon. substitute.
last year and there seems TO be some doubt
whether or not ne will agree 70 sign a Brooklyn
cst6her for Rrooklyn TTi y posiio3 where ttls
additional strength seems to be needed
New-York tribune., 1899-02-08
ADr1pu1 DEFEATS ERASMUS HALL

The Adephi Academy hockey team last evening
dofaa,ed the Erasmus Hall seven by a score Of
goals to I'm the in,erschoiastic hockey series at
Clermont Avenue Pink. Brooklyn. There was
large attendance. The game was fast. and the
A6clphi forwards did some good work in the hTst
half Spencer scored goal for Ade'ph on
pass from Pardessus. and before the half was up
(.ardrAr co- the puck out Of scrlmmage and
scored goal making the score goals TO IN
Adelphrs favor n the second half the Erasmus
bovs started in BY rushing the puck into their
rivals territory only 10 lose H. THOMPSON tr g9t ~
firre Wa up Gardner added another goal 70 Aoe4-
~ y s.nra. ard won ne game. me Hnt-uP.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-08
sWEETLAYD CAN'T BE CAPTAIN.

THE CORNELL ATHLETIC COUNCIL WOULD NOT
RAr1FY HIS ELECTION.
ithaca y y, Feb. The members Of the Cor
.eN Athlete Council were in session here last nshl
FOR aoou, eight hours discussing charges pTeferre1
agains, T. T. swectland. who was elected captain
Q: ,he football team short time ago ana asa.ns
whom charges Of professionalism had oeen Iaaoe-
Al o'clock his morning the following reso.uu0h
WAS adopted
Reso..ed That far the bsst interests q the Cor
hell foot,au team and for the sake O., laIh4y';! :;
among au parties concerned, the council oeeLls Il
nsdv.sa1.e 10 ratfy Inc election Of MI S"eetlaHu'
Tennel the assistant coach. Of Elmira. 0Tough'
charges agans, sweetand. which were met las
hight by srdavits from other prominent ms emDers :
y ne Llm.ra Athletic Club 20 show tnat >"
fayns football The council dropped tne chal 80
oo would not raufy Sweetlands clec'loh az cap
ia.l.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-08
HARNESS RACING.
spUc1A1. MEETING OF NATIONAL 1RoT11NG As
ISOLATION TO REVISE RULES.

SOCIAIIVN 70 ID ' IL I''1@'+'|
A speoial meeting or congress Of nemoers OF the
National Trotting Association VIII De helo AZ u'e
-. rriu rfotel AT noon on Thursday. February
% Il was called by President 7. F. Johnston. who
v.as authorized 10 call such meeting II II should
appear 10 his satisfaction ma le Cd & ~
srl'(.-,.,.r ~ one Of the rules passed py iht
ee. rnrgress woud be hurful 70 troitinS interests
m trnt-ing horsemtn and the trottnS assoc q
,ilre ~ his country and Canada have had nearly
wear 10 consider the rules adopted ~ mem AZ me
l. congress- President Johns Ton, after cost N
Vrsticston has found that great many o.. uleih
Including large number OF those VINO lsV01ep & 'ne ~
mem mod fed or repealed. lie SAYS that Ae -
cvce trottng Interests VIII be suhserVed ny or,ne-
ing the question before them at once. rather ulah
DV waiting for the regular congress "a year N'"1e'
New-York tribune., 1899-02-08
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Denton Henry II. 70 Max Wei. Lenox-ave' "
ecr l23.a- s.; :. year. r ecss.,s, .,
al. trustees. etc. No ~ Ess; Houston-s,. years
Reyns Nathalie : . 4 fnistse- ot ~. es'S,, /, !,
saI NswYSTS R!oae'' 10 & Sh5nbers-s rs years
samuels. Iews. q United states Trust COMPANY
No East % i-s' ysa-s ro,,.
ward. cor ll0th-st salCcn Lease demand .
Traverse. Pietro. 70 william Rose. trustee
No "a Bsxter-st ears. s........................
Same . Albert RayeAes & Son same property
nr;zvgysT sra. y Z, joseph " Grav i24,h-st.
Lei,h,er Ado;t 4t al 70 william she4i trustee
sam. - Hyeras ina. Wsl and Bernhard Mayer 40 $
Calhoun. Carrie G 70 Haroia " s'll ard another
tr1isiees etc 80 zOs West 34th-st years
Rosenberg Max. ard Yetta. 70 John stenime'
No Us stanton-st 5 wears =. 80.
'TP',s1 tfon' No loi West Isth-s, year.
IL echter Adclf ct a. = william y Barbour e'
al trustees etc No Avenue year. 49,: -. ::
HAT Cec,lla and Alexander. 70 irving ssNihgs
Institution. lo7;h-st n :. sIo Il o' Zd-a's'
same s'T' a same io7th-s, $ 400 It o: 2davs.
Sane s't5' to same ioIth-st $ 425 II Of 2d-avs'
w1r,h yeaIs Ioui. 70 Germania Lfr In.aranoe Com
pany 8d-ave. $. 81 Il Of Wendo'er-a'e'
same sTt'f ~ same. sd-ave $. e23 :, 0: wend-
same Gae'tSvs to same. se-.vt w, SIS q wend-
pbriirs David l. 20 vr'0n Trust C'mapny OF
xeWS-Ya,F 10 Is East Soth-et Years -.
seagr,s. Thsrssa 20 Ems grant Industrial savings
Bank. No 755 loth-ave y,sr;
Grsndjean. Charles A. 70 He!nri'h Felos1he'' -
W.. Ceceia ard Alexander. - william 9 os-
horn No 375 East I0-th-st l yeai =: - - =.
r,owenre,h. Pncus. End william Prager 70 SorN
rxcNsnee Bank No 32T 10 33i East itn-s''
wear .-......-.... -. an.
same - American M-rteag- company eA'"'
Ap7iscste Francis NJ. 10 Jamee NJ ana naoe,'
T Varnum. as trustees. No 80 west ~'n-s'
Appierate Francis ". - James NaihD"i
fr,,stee NJ go wet Soth-st. year, sc..' :.
Same - Eugene Reynal. No S26 west SDth-st
& ........-..-.r-
r,.ss.,sr carlct,a NJ. et a, 70 the Mutual LIE u
eurancs Company. aith-'t s. - i o. %
) s's''''''''''
New-York tribune., 1899-02-08
RrArH Track.

BEACH TRACK
s,r.ra, prominent League Of American Nhee4-
,r officials left this city fer Providence yesterday
:. s.+sra TIE annual convention OF the o'sd''-@
.,on Among ,he number were isaac -. 0'.'i b
-..,5e~. u the League. and George /. Mccarthy
~. ba~dicapper. Tne rest o. the delegation iroin
-. s,ate viii 80 to-day To-day VIII be devoted
.,,,s,,elv 10 cood-road subjects. and there VIII
- a dinner tonight. given by ;he Rhode ls!ahu
--,,-,verlen. Association. AT which many peop.e
Imminent in wheeling and good-road WoIK VIII VIII
safsk The serious Work o. lhe Con- NeNt1o' ~ ~
Yin tomorrow and Il Is oeAeIed mat tIe :.
osx rac.ng situation may oe CteaI f S0 ~ he
- ~n-~orrow night. Wneetleh II ON a. @ " g ~
1ooSuntry have been pouring mo TO icenOe - he
sSSSv-eSrsi days and The conEenu3n Rromses 70 ,Se
ne mos' ba I'm , hc.wec7 he faction favorng the
2ySselmen and those who mink the League saeu,o
coatnue retain como. o. me sPor' ~
Sync out some interesting testimony.
,..-. ,r,u hA = meeting AZ the Bar;hold Hotel.
..,. .,,, tonight 10 consider the formulation Of
II a.s,,~ rue in connection with cycle racing.
-, Meeting is part Of the plan Of the newly or
go National Cycle Association, which has en-
80 tr4 Neld 10 DO battle with inc League @.
,-er.,an Whee'mon on racing. JUST no" many oI
.A c'uhs Will be represented. win Ci'ue'l'-04s ~
~ -.r,a,rs 70 he seen. There are certain persons
a. a. 49,. -sa5,, TO buNd another track 81 Brooklyn
rs,q,e decides 10 continue the control OF the
~. rhe Manhattan Beach track mas IL IS sa!"
-. ,ssss5 for the year by J. 4 blaufocK' "no
III conduct races there IN the sui2ine - ,5 i
Sirec-ior Of The new assoe4el.Y'i r. American
bstt =. rsces II Is said that II vii not Oe SUI
s,ti either az Washing on Z ar " osrt fbe home
Preside,. i'i,.~ baef hall team said yes.eTGd! lG
Ss 6d no, Ike The idea o. Pall-s 81, would in
on hose grounds Re thouenl NJ ss hosehaW games
.r-fsre with The proper playing o. DaseCT a fSrook
IN; Al Eas ern ParH. the olo nom .olnaT "a moved
Nn, ~, ~ -ovrsrus The fences have been torh aoT vi
New-York tribune., 1899-02-08
CYCLING.

,,o>,71ENT wHEELMEN START FOR THE
~,r1oNAL ASSEMBLY OF THE L. A w.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-08
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New-York tribune., 1899-02-08
HOCKEY.
xrv.YoHK ATHLETIC CLUB To PROTEST THE
GAME

Nrv-YoRK ATHLETIC CLUB To PROTEST THE
GAME
At the St Nicholas Skating Rink last evening
championship hockey game was played by teams
rerresentinc the New-York Athletic Club and the
Skating Club Of brooklyn. The Brooklyn team
won by score 4 70 >. The New-York Athletic
club will protest the game. in the beginning OF
the second half II. Hornfeck who was a goal um-
pire. called goal for the Erooklyns. although the
ruck did not 90 between the goal p'sts. 1t is as
serted The referee could not decide this point and
f. will be taken before the committee. In the game
s7aldirr and Drysdale got their skates caught ana
sal on the ice together for few seconds
The New-York team started of like winners
Pelden scored . goal on q pass from spaldine.
Then Dolby scored for brooklyn on pass rom
Wall and tied the score. in the second hall Doooy
tried for goal On a pass from Wall. and H. horn
fcck allowed a goal on IT, putting Brooklyn IN 'ns
lead Dolby got the puck ont Of scrimmage eil9 =, !
scored for Brooklyn. and before tine was c1l,T. 1 =
Fenwlck succeeded In scoring goal tor New iO' r
on a PASS from Wallace The lineup tJAoWS.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-08

- * NOT BELIEVED THAT NEW CYCLE TRACK
WILL BIZ BUILT At EITHER WASHINGTON
Or EASTERN PARK-NEw MANAGE
MENT AT THE MANHATTAN
New-York tribune., 1899-02-08
Countrn Bonr0.

4 INVALID may obtain board. with every care an
Il comfort In a physioiars family In the suburbs 0
Nevv-L Londcr. Cora. Address B0x 30>
New-York tribune., 1899-02-08
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The Arizona sentinel., 1899-04-08
HARBOR JUBILEE.

San Pedro end Los Angeles are making preparations to celebrate an event which will be of vast benefit to Southern California and we are cordially invited to be pres ent at the celebration of the Free Harbor Jubilee, which inaugurates the establishment on the Southern coast of California a new harbor for ocean steamships of the first class and which will contribute to the growth and prosperity of the whole southwest.
 It is the most important harbor work ever undertaken by the Gov ernment of the United States on the Pacific Coast and is Tn other respects a work of National import anee.
 The event Will be historic anQ the series of attractions and displays unique and beautiful.
 The celebration will take place on the 18th and 27th of April to alternate between Los Angeles and San Pedro.
The Arizona sentinel., 1899-04-08
With the City Fathers.

The City Council met in regular session Monday evening. Little busi- ness was done save the regular routine and the allowing If a few bills. The meeting was continued until Tuesday evening when the city attorney was instructed to draw up ordinances re- gulating health, animals at large and fire limits.
 The limits are to be bounded on the north by the Colorado river, west by center of Madison avenue, south by center Of Third street and east by Gils street to tke river. When the ordin- ance ta kes effect It will then be neces- sary to obtain building permit before erecting any kind of construction within the said fire limits, and the construction must be substantial or no permit will bs granted.
 City Attorney Evans intends to divide the limits into three fire dis tricts. DIstrict No. will include brick building; district No. 2, semi brick and district No. 3 frame or wooden buildings.
The Arizona sentinel., 1899-04-08
L----------L-1.s- - '----..s' '. District Court,

Judge Webster Street completed a years calendar on Tuesday last. Tue cases NC did not report last week are as follows:
 D. A. Lindley vs. The Mohawk Canal & Improvement Co.,, cases con- cluded and arguments to be submitted on briefs.
 GandoIfo & Sanguinetti, vs. T. D. Macleod ct al, ". A. Phillips vs. T, D. Macleod ct al., Yuma Building Loan Association vs. Geo. A. Duke ct al., are to be submitted on briefs.
 Jones Vs Sexsmilh, judgment fol defendant.
 Baxter ys. Nottbusch. judgment fol defendant.
 John Mann for forgery was sentenced to serve one year in the Territorial penitentiafy; and James Mccoy for dssa ait witU deadly peapon got one
The Arizona sentinel., 1899-04-08
Beats the klGndIke.

Mir. A. c. Thomas, of Marysv file Tex, has found 8 more valuable dis covery than has vet been made in the, Klondike. For years he suffered un- told agony from consumption, accom- panied be hcmOrrhages; and was absolutely cured by Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds. He declares that gold is of little value in comparison with this marvellous cure; would have 1t, even if it cost I hundred dollars a bottle. Asthma, Bronchitis and all throat and lung affections are positively cured by pr. Kings New Discovery for Con sumption. Trial bottles free at Gonder & Co. Drug Store. Regular size 5Oc and $l00. Guaranteed to cure or price refunded.
The Arizona sentinel., 1899-04-08
NOTICE OF A ''NO FENCE LAW" II
 SOMERTON PRECINCT.

At regular quarterly meeting of the Board of Supervisors of Yuma County, Territory of Arizona, held on the 9th day of April, 1899, the following order was adopted by, and spread upon the minutes of said Board of Supervisors, to-wit:
 The petition or a majority of the "tax- payers of Somerton Precinct, No. 15, County of Yuma, Territory of Arizona, having on this 5th day of / pril A. D., 1899, been duly filed with the Clerk of this Board, pray ing for the establishment of No Fence Law" in said precinct in ae- cordance with :Act Al of the 17th Legislative Assembly of the Terri tory of Arizona, and said petition having been duly considered and examined by the Board of Super visor's and found to be signed by a ma jority of all the taxpayers in the said justice precinct aecordin g to the lust preceding assessm4nt roll for Yuma County, and in every respect to be in conformity to sai d "Act A." Itis hereby ordered tha the prayer in sad petition be and is hereby granted. and that no fence shall be required in said justice precinct after the publiea- ton of this order according to law
 Attest. w. E. MARVIN,
 Clerk
The Arizona sentinel., 1899-04-08
The Sure La Grippe Cure.

There is no use suffering. from this dreadful malady, if you will only get the right remedy. You are having pain all through your body, your liver is out of order, have no appetite, no life or ambition, nave d bad cold, in fact are completely used up. Electr' c Bitters is the only remedy that will give you prompt and sure relief. They act directly on your Liver, Stomach and Kidneys, tcne up the whole system and make you feel like new being. They are guaranteed to cure or price refunded. For Sale at Gonder X Co.,
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The Arizona sentinel., 1899-04-08
POOR 10 IN TROUBLE.

Ever since the fire over at the Indian school there has been poli- tisal strife between the reformers and anti reformers of the Yuma tribe. The politics of ono rarty believe in white man education and reform in habits and dress, etc. The tenents of the other party teach that which was good enough for the father is good enough for the son and they are opposed to every process of assimilatins civilization. That is one side of the story. The other story is that Ex Chief Miguel, whois the leader 1.-the anti ti-forners, is not opposed to the sclool if con ducted on strictly non-sectarlan basis. We are informed that Mi suel has said, Teach tue Indian children education in schools like the white mans, but let them de- oids for themselves which God they will serve on which faith they will adept" If such is the case there is really two sides of the trouble.
 The latest difficulty, however, is that P2tick Miguel, the son of the sx-chief, has become thorn in the Hde of the powers that be. He boastsd-itis said-of setting fire to the buildings which recently burned and threatened to burn Che reGt The authorities at the school and the psrtisans of Chief Rancho con- vinced Agent Wright that the young man is heap bad injun, and Agent Wright had the federal authoritis. to take charge Of Patrick. United States Msrshal Osborne came down from los Angeles on Wednesday and deputies took the young blood to Los Angele, on Thursdays train
 Patrick Is we'll educated Ind ian having attended school here for ten years Or mere. There is we'll defined impression that much in- justice has been done to Miguel and his family.
 Some of the newspapers have endeavorsd, with characteristic en- terpr ise, to make mountains out of )!e hills concerning recent local triba difficulties, and the Examine, heralds it broadcast that Marsha Osborne and pesEe have sAllied forth in warlIke away to nip an Indian war in the bud. The fact i' there is not possible Likelihood @ serious trouble with the Yuma In 1ians-ali this talk of late being 0 local aud poiisical significance sud We could take our ''dcvil, armed with a corncob and light ing bug and arrest the whole trib wN 1cgt even .erb4I opposition.
The Arizona sentinel., 1899-04-08
Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications as they connat reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure deaf ness, and that is by constitutions al remedies. Deafness IS caused by an infamed condition of the mucous lin- ing of the Fustachian Tube. When this tube is infamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed, Deaf ness is the result, and unless the inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to it's normal con- dition, hearing will be destroyed for ever; nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an inAamed condition of the mucous surfaces.
 We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for cir culars; free.