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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-20
BILLIARDS..
PoGGENBURG LEADS IN THE INTERCLUB
AND INTERCITY TOURNAMENT
KEENEY NOT IN GOOD FORM.

KEENEY NOT IN GOOD FORM
The opening game for the interclub and inter
CITY amateur billiard championship was played at
Dalv's Academy last night. There was not half
enough room 10 accommodate those anxious 70 wit
ness the contest The game is at coo points Pog-
eenburg playing that number Of buttons, to $50 by
the BROOKLYN champion. Keeney POggenburg fn-
ished his string OF 300 points last night when Keeney
was at los The second and deciding game Will be
PLAYED al Slossons tonight. handsome silver
cup said 10 be valued at 1907 Is the trophy the men
are competing for.
Frank a. Keeney is the champion OF the Crescent
Athletic Club. OF Brooklyn, and Ferdinand Poggen-
burg IS the champion Of the Lederkranz Club and
the man who has given Stark some OF his hardest
fights. Each In recent tournaments.
Keeney started OF last night I'm clever style, rolling
I'D 10 points after Poggenburg had tried at the
opening shot and missed The bulky cigarmaker
appeared TO he little slow the start. and II was
not until the fifth inning that he got the balls
rolling for him. Then he rolled Up IT, and took the
lead by % to H. Poggenburg followed the II with
runs OF 49, and O. and ended the eighth inning
with lead OF Il TO Il. Keeney showed slight i'm
provement in his play and began to close up on his
rival while his hosts of friends from the other side
OF the East River encouraged him with frequent
applause for every clever shot he made.
= cluster OF a. and from that point to the finish he
had everything his own way. keeney seemed to
Worries out Of baik The Brooklyn mans best effor;
after that pretty run In the thirty-third
inning for 30 POggenburg ran out the game IN
the forty-thrd inning with a OF "a. leaving the
balls in excellent position for the play tonight.
The draw and mass shots Of Poggenburg
deiicately and accurately made. and evoked fire.
ouent outbursts Of applause even from keeney
friends Poggenburg's best made In the
twenty-sixth inning. when ne rolled up forty-fouc
roints Slipping up on what appeared TO be rather
easv draw shot Poggenburg averaged nearly
seven while Keeney averaged less than i've The
ble fellow last night seemed TO have eye like
"a gle and one nash between the and the object
BAH was generally all that he required before exc
ha he 9 follows.
rorreu.burE-O g. I. 9. II. 49, 7. q. 2 3, o. O. ].
% q / 2 H. "a. o. q. ~. o. 49, 0. O. o. o o, 20. o.
~ IL 4 o 2 l. ~. IL. Total-3O0. Averages i2-i3.
Pest runs-44. 20. ~ -
Kssn.v-lO 2 2 g. a. g. a. ? T. !. o. %. 8. O. o. o.
n = % a g 2 s. g. o. T. .. g. ?. 30. :. Z. o. g.
n a 1 3 o Total--i9s Average 1871. High runs
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TO ENTER AUTOMOBILE RACE.
TWO CHALLENGES WILL BE FORWARDED TO
FRANCE AT ONCE.

TWO CHALLENGES WILL BE FORWARDED TO
FRANCE AT ONCE
The Automobile Club Of America met last night
at the for the purpose OF consider
ing the sending OF representatives TO compete for
the Gordon Bennett Automobile Cup In the inter
national race 10 be run Paris in the last spring
or early summer. Vice-President Charles +. Cham
berlain presided in the absence Of President Avery
y. Andrews.
The race is open to the automobile CLUBS oil
America Austria, Belgium Germany Great
Britain. Switzerland and Turin. Each club Is per-
Initted TO send three representatives TO compete
Two members of the Automobile Club OF America
had up 10 last night expressed their desire TO take
part in the race. The entries close on January J.
After considering the question the committee &c
clded unanimously TO send the challenge II VIII
he mailed at once II announced after the
meeting that another competitor would be named
within few days There are several firms, who' II
IS said are anxious TO make a bid for the cup
Ii was decided at last nights meeting that tne
club should give dinner In February in honor or
Frederic r. Sims. the founder Of the AutomoDlle
Club of Great Britain, who is TO visit America.
The resignation of Avery ID. Andrews as president
OF the club was head and accepted. His reason Tor
resgning was that he is unable on account or busi
ness to devote the proper amount or time 70 the
affairs of the club. He will remain member OF
the club however.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Blackwell William B. % Title Guarantee and
Trust Company No 81 Marks Place. years
Hoffman Michael 4. 20 Title Guarantee ana
Trust Company, Cathedral Parkway 8. 225 n
. % Broadway, years ...-..... 49,.
Herbert Thomas II, and wife 20 Randolph Hurry
No asa Cirand-st. u = cor Wllett-st. l year.
La C;rassa Salvatore. 10 seth VI Millken' yin
st. $ e. 235 II Of 5th-sye, l year. -. -. :;
7-hrsU Tohn T. ~ Rastus Ransom. Nos ara
10 Bridge n extends 70 Pear-st. demand.
same 10 East River Savings Institution. NO .
Bridge St extends 70 Peari-st. l year: 49,.
OIL ei1i 20 2T3 Monroe ST. years. ..........
Jordan Waldo H. TO Franklin Savings Bank. No
437 ana 43g West 45th-st. year. :,
Berzlpar Nicholas . and Louis q, ~ LILY
Beresford Il al. trustees. Nos 80 ana ~ Bar
clay-st Ia years. -. =.
Foley. John, to United states LIE Insurance
Company 104th-st. s. 22I-t Il ~ Columous-
Kirlev. Timothy J, n Union Trust Company, NO
l3s West l3th-st, years. >. 80 -.
Adams clara 10 Bowery Savings Bank, 2eth-s',
iS5 Il 2 Of 4th-ave. years. .--..-.. 80
Mooney Lizzie X and John n. 10 Anna Brad
ford et al trustees. 16th-st. :, ~ IL OF
pacou Francis 20 Bowery Savings Bank plot be
Gins at " corner Of Lot No i, map proPerN
Lewis Morris Aaconn save yesIs.'
Scott. William II % Ronert o Mso; also
nroperty in Brooklyn. year. -. -.
Doctor Emanuel and Georgef 20 Carl tlseheF' NOS
ana and 3iS East sith-st. u months .......;
Davis. John T. Jette Heller eHecutriId, ana
another executor, etc, l3sth-st, s. loo II
81 Amsterdam-aye, years ......... go. 80
pa1rirer Adoiph. 20 Anne NJ Stout and another
trustees. ii9th-st. =. 2S5 II OF Park-ave.
Q years. $3.50 -
Dan,iger Adolph % Maude z Whiting, ll9'h-st.
3 s. 2o5 II e OF Park ave. widened, years
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psiition in Bankrnpttr.
Tn THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITE

Tn THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the Southern District New York-In
the matter Of the petition Of the UNITED STATES
COTTON COMPANY against sELIG BARDIN. Alleged
Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy.
Al Term OF the United States District Court for the
Southern District OF New York held in the United ststss
York. the 18th day Of November 1899 Present Hon.
Addison Brown. District Judge.
afidavit verified the 18th Of No
veuber. 1899 that petition has been fled In this
he declared bankrupt in involuntary proeednss that
Subpoena issued out OF this Court 70 the said Selg
Bardin the 9th day Of October 1892 which
thereafter extended 20 the IND day OF Novennbef
1880 thereof and OF the petition cannot bs
made by the Marshal Of this Court, shown by the
made by said Marshal dated the End day OF No
found district ard which Is file IN this
Court further appearing that more than ten days
has hled: that the present whereabouts Of the
debtor unknown and be ascertaned and that
service of the subpoena and petition herein cannot be
SOW on motion OF Black. Ocott. Gruber & Bonynss.
attorneys the petitioner herein. II Is
ORDERED that the said Selig Bardn appear plead.
answer or denur on Both day Of December 1899
petition herein fled In the Office 81 the clerk o. this
the goth day Of October 1922 praying that tie
ript and IN his failure appear. plead
adjudication be made according 70 the prayer
Of the said petion and II further appearing that per-
sonal service Of this order Is impossible e Is hereby
further
less than six consecutive weeks the New York Tribune.
publication be commenced not later than the leta
DAY OF November lsse. Ana II u hereby fuftner
ORDERED that within ten days after the date herein
copy Of this order be deposited IN the Pos once the
CITY % York n securely enclosed
paid wrapper and the Debtors known
pIace residence. foo~s No 2li Henry street. n
i WITNESS Hon Addison Brown Judge Of the District
Court the seal thereof this 18th day OF November
1850 ADDISON BROWN.
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rAPpEn THE WIRES.

Buriin gton. n. J.. Dec. 10 (SpeciaD.-An attempt
was made 70 break tho bank at the Rittenhouse
club. near here Yesterday The club runs a pool
room. and the races at New-Orleans and San
Francisco are booked. Just previous 70 the two
last races to-day the operator on the wire became
aware OF being grounded and, becoming suspicious,
Informed the bookmakers. The two last races
were called of and an investigation was made.
An exceedingly fine wire was found near the spot
where the club wire branched from the main line
~ mira vas traced FOR a short distance where.
underneath a railroad bridge, the whole equipment
~ Ire,- sornder etc was found The opposition
~ Was ouickly confscated. The tapping OF
p,rire. in this State Is State prison offence but,
owing 10 the fact that bookmaking Is also HiegaI
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Park-ave. cor 1929 at. 7jx55; Reuben W
Howes. IT. and another executors. etc, 70 -
Mlcnael Il HOFFMAN -. ."
a7th-st. 23J q Of 5th-ave. 15xlOo11; jacob
y Butler to Salvatore La Grassa ............:. .
llsth-st. = 296 II Of Lenox-ave. 2oxlQo11;
Edward W : Johnston. referee, 70 Edward
Oppenheimer and Isaac Metzger. ........:. l
llsth-st s. 3i6 It W Of LenoX-aye. 2OKiW.l; ,
llsth-st. 3, 27j II W Of Lenox-ave. 2lxlcoll; .
Morroe-st Nos III. 2TIh and 273. 501xs3.5x
5Ox60. also all title % strip adjoining. gore: .
Henry Schwalenberg TO Ernst Won Pape ......... 3
loFh-st > s. 227.4 n 2 OF Columbus ave 334x
I0O1l. Frank NJ Holahan, referee. 70 John Foley
36th-st. No III East, 2ix9s.9; Charles Potts 70 ,
" Franklin lfush. ..''' 4
Ia Fonts ise-ave. Cor isOth-st. new lines.
1G2 SxlGOxf47. l0xlO1.1: Meredith Murray 70
Thomas Mclfalie. s-'' ''' 800 t.'-' -
Rivington-s,. Nos 322 and 324. ? cor Goerck- -
st. 40xSl3. Mary Nesblt 70 David Cohen :
I'd ~ s $50 q u Avenue G, SINlOON irregu-
lar: James Phelan 20 Mary A Brady.
pJth-st. . 80 n OF l0th-ave, lsxlOosi VIII
tam OSgllivan. referee. 70 Herman Wronk1w. !
Wooster-st :. 1876 II Of spring ST. 2oNlp;
Elizabeth VI West Gertrude Parker. .......-.
V1uston-st CaunOn-st. 6O.6xS0; william
: Miller et AL executors, 20 Pncus Lowenfeld
and Ter .........s....s '.s sss+'''''' y
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BASEBALL.
...-roNA1. LEAGUE SITUATION DECIDED
" STRAINED.

---op ABEL SAYS THE CIRCUIT OUEsIlON
nr SETTLED WITHIN FoRTY-EIGHT
HOURS IF GONE ABOUT IN
sUs1NEssLlKE WAY.
~. baseball situation is as complicated as ever
= NEE is a chance OF much trouble and CON
49, - un,ess the club owners Of the National
ios'o g, together and settle the vexed ques-
80 a., s,ortsmanlike way. The owners of the
,,.oy,v, and Baltimore clubs are stin defant ana
~grsssive but they are willing to listen 10 reason
rbev naturally object 10 paying the fine OF VI" I'M
.a5 IN the wrigley case. for the reason that they
ssrsv. the Brooklyn club has been imposed upon
~, q Is pretty certain that the club owners across
ne river will not allow that fine 10 stand in the
r.v ~ reduction OF the circuit and the saving OF
the game.
A Abel and President Ebbets. when seen
Yesterday both said that the troubles OF the
re,gue could be settled within forty-eight hours
r-oyidlng the club owners got together, stopped
.ouabbling and attended TO business In the same
vav that business men generally do MI Abel
said that the only person who had approacheu
them in the interests OF the organization regarding
The reduction OF the circuit was Frank De Haas
Robson OF ST Louis. who acted for the commit
Zee recently appointed by the League to devise
means Of freezing out four OF the clubs. Mr.. Abel
said that he would not consider negotiations for the
disposal OF the Baltimore franchise until one OF the
committee appointed for the purpose Of reducing
the circuit made himself known and moreover
that he and his partners had not placed any price
upon the Baltimore franchise and that any men
zion OF figures was mere guesswork He said that
he would not put price upon any Of his holdings
until he was asked 10.
NJ Abel said further that all talk regarding the
disposal OF any OF the Baltimore players was also
speculation. He considered it possible that the
Circuit Committee might wish to purchase the
franchise without the players. or it might bid Tor
the entire outfit. He admitted that there were
two or three players in the Baltimore team which
the Brooklyn club was anxious TO sign for next
season. He said that his club had contemplated
transferring some OF those players 10 Brooklyn
whether the circuit was reduced or not He thought
that McGraw was one of the greatest players this
country had produced. and believed that his
sale would bring much as was ever paid for
ballplayer. lie considered McGraw baIplayer or
the John NJ Ward order. and admitted that there
had been fee OF that kind since professional base
tal became a public institution In this country.
II can be seen from this that the Brooklyn Balti-
more syndicate is willing 10 deal fairly with tho
other club owners. but that Il does not propose TO
re sandhaggef..
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.SpsRTS "''0 ~~
~OSps@TSNEN
ppoGPAvNE OF SPORTS TO-DAY

RuIIARDs.-Intercity tournament
sIossons Academy, s D. m
coLF.-Match at Golf Club OF Ia Dnch snS
,o,D'ser willie" Smith. Jasper Lynoh anu
W. H. Davis. x,..,o,al-p,aacl-
BowLING.--Ameriean IN Na teams; Colum-
er. Golden Rod and Cen ,,r~ and Enterprise
sis Leas Harlem Lesgue.EmPire Colonial
am a%ty Ba;k Bss. s9d GSihsm S sSSs and
Insurance Lsas Archdiocesan Union-Holy
EouitaSle 'eS 81 Monica No. .. Harlem Cath
Cross . NO 1oyola. ST. Mary's and Holy Ro-
s sary team teams; Royal
New oi pc-al Arcauum League-Oxford,
B sro0 and Commonwealth Councils; BBr9ok-
y. 1yebwick and Philadelphos Councils
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INTERCOLLEGIATE CHESS PLAY.

Play in the intercollegiate chess tournament wiz
begiu at the Columbia Grammar School IN TINS
civ next Monday. when players from CoIumoia'
Harvard Yale and Princeton universities VIII con-
test for the honor OF their respective coleees. Man
- Cas,ell has announced as the offic al list the
following:
l.,..h,, = r FaIk. '0i and F II. sewal 'oe:
srhStitutes II A. Boehm. 90. and X {. 1.
sc tiad = r Perry o. and C. T. Rice. 'u;
substitIte T. E. Thayer. 0D. ,,. -,
49, Cook 90 and J. N. Morgan. w; SUD
-, ~ Il T. = a Adams '0l and a. Austell.
Prineeton-J. c. Henley. jr a. and = y wa hnn
VI VI Snelmar and H. Helms. the local experts VIII
referee the games.
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MEETING OF PENNSYLVANIA DIVISION.

MEETING OF PENNSYLVANIA DIVISION.
Philadelphia. Dec. 1s-The annual meeting OF the
Board OF officers OF the Pennsylvania DIVISION OF
the League OF American Wheslmen was heid mere
to-day Only routine business was disposed or Ihere
was considerable discussion as TO the ieasioin'y
Of the League Of American Wheelmen giving up
racing but no action was taken. II the Pennsyl-
vanla division should recommend to the National
body that It should no longer support racing the
recommendation would have considerable weight
as the Pennsylvania division represents more than
one-fourth Of the entire membership or the League
Of American Wheemen. i.
Thomas J. Keenan,. tr.. Of Pittsburg. president OF
the National body, and who is also vlce-presldenI
Of the PENNSYLVANIA division. attended the meet
ing and assured the officers present that the neXt
National Assembly of the League OF American
Wheemen would be held In this city in February.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-20
PEYHAyT TO CRICKET CHAMPIONS.

The presentation of the pennant and cup to the
champion team Of the Knickerbocker Athletic Club
will take place at a concert under the auspices or
the Metropolitan District Cricket League at the
Knickerbocker Athletic Club on Friday evening
The batting prize will also be presented to NJ. r
Cobb OF Team A, Knickerbocker Athletic Club,
and J. f. Roberts, OF the New-York Cricket Club.
for bowling. All cricketers OF the league and OF
the New-York Cricket Association are invited
The Committed consisting of James d. Boyd, G.
Percy Hurditch. Of the Knickerbocker Athletic
club and z. A Smith. OF the New-York Cricket
Club has secured some talent and an entertain
ment will be given. Women will be admitted
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BOWLING.
ALL THREE WIN AND LOSE IN THE HAIR.
LEM LEAGUE SERIES.

All three OF the teams engaged In last nights
series OF the Harlem League tournament won and
lost game each. Central beat Boulevard. then
Boulevard beat Friendship. and Friendship ended
up the evening by turning the tables on Cen
traL TWO OF the three winning scores went well
over 800. the chief honors OF the evening going TO
the Central team for their high Of 922 pins.
The nights summary follows
FIRST GAME.
,s oentrsimHoll 100: Behlmer 1A; Kuchn 1911; seher
ls4 sehlling. 1874; total. 922
Bouevard-Durb.e i7G: Darrell 1884, Howard $50:
Wanderer, 1871 Netter. IA. total. $40
SECOND GAME
Bouevsrd-Dumhle 1877: Dorreu. io5; Howard. 100;
Wanderer. 1911 vetter. 80; total. s44.
Friendship-Botts III Jnrchow 1872: Mcdowell AS:
Hgbie. FOL: Dewes. ITO; total. s25
THIRD GAME
Friendshlp-Bottr. 1e3: Jarchow ISL: Mcdowell POI :
Higbie. 1859; Dewes. us; total. el2.
Central-Hol. Ill Behlmer 100; Kuchn i7s. seher.
B3 Schlling. 173: total. 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-20
METROPOLITAN TEAM WINS TWO GAMES

The Metropolitan five won two games last night In
the National League tournament at Starts alleys
while the odd game furnished an exciting struggle
between Oriental and the New York Athletic Club
the mercury foot bowlers losing by Just six pins
atter an exciting finish. The nights scores follow:
FIRST GAME
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1eo: Keller. 1872: Fisher i7g
Leuly, 2il; Arnold. 1871; total $50.
New-York Athletic C1ub-Armsrpng. 1876: PETE. i2l
Brown. 15l; Bell. 16I; Touiasant. i5s; total 7e2
SECOND GAME.
Orientai-Nchel les. Coulon. 1876: Gilhans. i59
Schultz TO; stumpfe. 2o2; total sa4.
New-York Athletic C1ub-Arnsirong 2i2; Petz, l46
Brown $50; Bell. III: Touissant, 49, total. SIS.
THIRD GAME.
Metropolitan-Breen 147: Keller, i63; Fisher. PA
Leuly, i9l: Arnold 1871: total $50.
orientai-Nutctell 16l: Coulon, $50; Glhaus. 14s;
Schultz. 1855. Stumpfel. 10: total. SIS
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FOOTBALL.
WESTWARD Ho, THE INDIANS.

: rs " MD IlJ' IIIl7 I-EI7I[f-'N
Carlisle. Penn. Dg- 10 (speoiaD.-Mator r H.
Pratt superintendent OF tho Indian school, to-day
received a dispatch from the football men an
nouncing that they had started from Denver toward
San Francisco IN time. going by way OF Salt Lake
city They have received invitations 10 play in
Salt Lake City, Portland. Los Angeles and many
other Western cities. but they will play only at
San Francisco Manager Thompson also tele-
graphed the Major that the coming OF the Indian
team was exciting more interest in California and
the Pacific States than the return Of the soldiers
from the Philippines.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.

e7th-st e s. 81 n Of Lexington-ave. cor sS
nve story brick nathouses. 2oas2; iona =
Mssony S No West $4,000
l42i-st . 50 ? Il % Hamilton Place tor tno
ak story brick and stone nathouses. SoTssl III
Charles hose &C.,. So sTssiteet . 10000
Nonroe-st Nos 266 and 26s. Tor Two six story
hrick aathOuses with stores. ok Irregular
Louis I HSan' , No Iss has' 5000
ist-ay. . . 75e II n Of l0sth-st. for two story
brick and stone stable % lxiO. James serretta
40 $50 East iO9th-st. owner. David King -,
architect -. ~
william and Liberty corner Tor twelve
story brick and stone Office building, oONlZ.'.
pasa s srcs,p..i aenoA a. 10000
sls,-st Nos 200 and 2il East ior two six story
sLiss haa0sses T Hsr,es Som Srrhitect 5000
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THE CHESS CONTESTS AT VIENNA.

Vienna Dec lathe second round OF the Ma
tional Chess Masters Tournament was played to-
night when the results were as follows:
Brody defeated Schwartz Korte defeated Prock.
Alapin and Popiel adjourned their game. much In
favor Of Aspin; Albn and schlechter adjourned
their game on even terms. Wolf and Zink drew. and
Maroczy and Marco adjourned their game. much IN
favor OF Maroczy.
The scores OF the contestants up to date are as
follows.
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"Grs, RUHLIY DEFEATS CONROT.

"Gus, Ruhlin. OF Akron. ohio. defeated Stock
,ngs, conrov Of Troy y. Y, IN seven rounds be-
fore the Broadway Athletic Club last night Conroy
nm, M game battle and sent In some hard rights
on Ruhlins ribs and over the hdheyS' ou' u. VS.
% t.h.,,nd the big OhOAn's bruisins
aIsaa rrs ana labs and almost out wheh
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Aueiion Sales.


NXvM KENNEDY Auctloneer, VIII sell a auction.
w Wednesday. December 3oth. 1909 al 10 o'clock A. NJ
the goods and chattes belonging 70
John C. Els BY order of Mortgage.
VIM. RENNEII.Y. Auctioneer. viii cell at auction on
w wedhesday December 2oh, 1880 al 10 o'clock A NJ.
AT 40 Sixth Avenue goods and chattes formerly
taned in Nos 2oe Ssth ST.. belonging to John c.
fl.is by OF the MORTGAGE.
DvBRr1sEsI E1NTs and subscriptions tor This Tribune
"A received a their Uptown ONCE No i.2s2 Broadway.
"a oor north Of 3lst-st. until o'clock advertise
m,nts received the following branch oces at regular
ofrce until o'clock .. m. viz - stn-aNe.
cor 23d-st: 152 6thaye. cor i.,h ST. Mays. eh-ava
ana 18th at l42 Columbus-ave. West o6th-st. 0S
West aaa- near 9th % East isthst 251 West
.2ds, between and sth l5s East t7th-s 1ss
eaave between 18th and E7th i.02S Sd-svs. near
slst-st.: 4 Ios Ist-aysp near s9thst; 60 sd-sys~
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FOOTBALL PLAYERS TO SPEAK.

Next Sunday at the West Side Auditorium. IN
West Fifty-seventh-st. there will be a meeting IN
der the auspices OF the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION st which some well known football play
ers including Sharpe and Reiter. Of Princeton
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Dawson-st. n .. 100 II " Of Bsaeh-eve. hr ~
two story and basement brick and frame aweis
ings, 20xJ0 Joseph Kirby. 2.lzl oth-$'s ,
owner and architect .....,:' ;.;;.s.' "a
Madison-sve No e4J, for SIX story ricN ann
stone Offices and lofts, 23reo: bucxsey /.
owner: ID Sturgis. architect, .'.'.....
Park Row and Bsxter-st W corner, Tor seven
story brick fathouse. oOxs5. TO- DAVID f1neNte.
No ss@ Lexington-ave. owner william ii BOY q
IAN arcnltect '''sss
Woodruf-ave. n corner Boston Road for one
story frame temporary Toulouse I5r33; William
Thompson, owner. Werner architect 49,.
l15th-st. .. 100 n Of Railroad-ave, for one
story frame wagon shed. 75xie: Atwood BOW
man, owner Rudolf Werner. architect. NM
30th-st Nos 3{2 and 344 West. for i've story
ami basement brick and stone nathouse SSxsIl;
Robert Smith. owner; George + Pelham. archi- .
I0ist-st s. 100 II OF ist-ave. FOR nine six
story and basement brick rs;houses. 2sxsI;
Aaron Janpole and Louis Werner, Dos Broad
way. owners. @ Pelham. architect. ......... -
Vyse-st. s. 200 n % Jenningsst. for three
two story frame dwellings. 2ix54: Helena
Acker. No III West 75th-st. owner; Niels Toel- .
i75th-st n e. i25 II Of webster-ave. for one
story frame shed. 5sx1s Charles Young. owner;
Werner. architect. ........................-.
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swEErLAND TO COACH SYRACUSE.

Syracuse. Dec. 10 (SpecilD.-At a meeting Of the
Syracuse University Athletic Council tonight e
p sweeuand the Cornell right tackle who
coached the Hamilton College football team this
year was elected football coach for the next
season.
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the seventh round
The preliminary bout between Dan" Sullivan and
Long Ike ended in a draw