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New-York tribune., 1899-05-26
47th Street.

numbers Of the above described premises are
Nos T76 us 7s0 Eighth Avenue. The Approximate
amount charge TO SATISFY which the above
described property be sold Is $50 43s So with interest
thereon from the Of May 1899. together with
allowances amounting 10 sS26 35 with nierss,
from 9th, with the expenses OF tho
sale The approximate amount Of taxes assessnens
other ens which be allowed TO the purchaser out
OF the purchase money paid by the Referee 10 s2 %
and interest. The premises will be sold subject 70 mort
gage OOO with thereon from the list day
Of February 1899 OF Ave per cen'un per
mum. and TO present tenancles.
Dated, New York, May lith. 1899.
THOMAS C. O'SJLLIvAN Referee
New-York tribune., 1899-05-26
OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY.

At Toronto-Providence g. Toronto. 3.
AT Syracuse-Syracuse. ); Hartford, 4.
At Rochester-Rochester. 5; Worcester.
At Portand-Brockton, 9; Portland. T.,
At Taunton-Taunton. 7; Manchester, a.
AT Lawrence-Lawrence. 2; Newport, u.
At Pawtucket-Pawtucket. l6; Cambridge IL
Al Newark-Newark. 4; Paterson. 7.
At Misunderstanding, 4: Wikesbarre. 8.
AT Utica-Ctica, Il; Oswego. s.
AT enectady-Cortland s; Schenectady. 2.
Al Montreal-Montreal. 7; Springfield. 6.
At rovidence-Georeetown. ;; Brown. s.
At Rome-Rome s; Auburn. g.
At Observation-Disclosures, I; scranton ).
New-York tribune., 1899-05-26
9sth Street

The approximate OF the lien or charge 70 sany
which the premises described IN the Judgment nerein az
10 be sold So 227 So with interest thereon from ,hs oa
day OF May 1890 together with costs aud ao" 10 10
Amounting 10 s246, with interest from May lsth 1857
and the expenses OF this sale.
The approximate amount OF the taxes Assessments shs
other liens OF the separate parcels shown on @
foregoing diagram be paid by the referee or
out OF the purchase is s2oS TO- together WIN s
'" WILLIAM VI. HOES Referee
New-York tribune., 1899-05-26
BOSTON. &: CINCINNATI. 1.

Cincinnati, May 25.--The Champions had all the
fuck in to-days game and won easily. Nichols
was hit hard, numerous long drives being captured
hv the outneld Dwyer hurt his arm In the eighth
and Hahn finished the game. Attendance %oZo
The score follows: 49, -
Cincinnati ..........0 o o II o
Toston ............O 0 x-3
Batteries Hahn. Dwyer and Petz; Nichols and Bergen
New-York tribune., 1899-05-26

o 70 z won: Ray H., 100 tcrowhursp, 20 !. second
Julia Hazd. 1os (E Ross. lo 20 third ins n rim
Fourth Chandicap one mle)-orimar lV ". n,.SS
o TO l. won Carl c.. 105 q. Mauhewsl 70 'eVon'
Hgh Jinkl ll6 CAker). to 8. third. Time-itI. ,o-
Fifth race ave furlongs two-year-odsl- 40
Ccrowhurs) 10 ]. won Lamachus. ITO Cbesucnanp, o
TO /. secgnd Barney p. io7 q. HID 10 D. 'h'''
Time-1a2A. ,,o ~ po..
sixth u.cs (six furones: seliins)-Teueer lio "
m / van bertha Nell f02 Van Camp. . 10 l. secohu
Hampden, lo2 (Aker). Ito 2. third. 1fme-llo'
New-York tribune., 1899-05-26
THE RECORDS.

ST. Louis, May 25>-1he homo team gave Cuppy
miserable support to-day. II was his nrst ap-
pearance on the rubber. and he was In good FORM
but Wallace's miserable effort on third base In
the opening inning discouraged him. The BROOK
lyns played a brilliant fielding game, and they
batted opportunely. Attendance, 400. The score
New-York tribune., 1899-05-26
1Oh Street

3yth Street.
Yhe apprcxima,e amount OF the lien charge
isy which the above described property Is 10 BE- sod
1872 75-iOo with Interest thereon from 2sth day OF
April 1890 together and allowances amounting
10 sl92 36-iO from April Is 1890 together
with the expenses OF the sale The approximate amount
az taxes assessments, or other liens which 70 be
allowed 10 the purchaser out OF the purchase money
or pad BY the Referee ST. 100 and interest The prem
sold subject frst mortgage Of $40 900
and thereon from June is is9s. at Ave
Dated New York May ! 1899.
WARREN w. FOSTER. Referee
The sale OF above described property is hereby sd-
tourned Thursday. June lst 1892 at the hour
place. -
Dated New York. May 18th. 1909
WARREN W. FOSTER Referes
BENJAMIN WRIGHT,
Attorney FOR Plaintiff.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-26

Cincinnati May 25-Not a single favorte won at
Latona to-day. and the bookmakers were big win
ners Summaries:
First race furlongs: selling -Scrvener. llO DO
and1 i2 10 J. won Albert Vale 104 u MatihewsD IL TO
l. secosd semicoon s5 Fogg to ]. third Tine
Second race (hve furlongs)-Prineess Thyra. 1oe q
Ross) 10 /. won: Ignite JOG Gleauchampl. ; 10 .,
second Isabnda. 100 (CrowhursO. to 2 third Time
Third race (0ns mile. selIlns)-EIkn. lie an Duzen)
New-York tribune., 1899-05-26
W. AND THE INTERCOLLEGIATE
n. r. A. SIGN AN ALLIANCE.

w AND THE INTERCOLLEGIATE
BR A. SIGN AN ALLIANCE.
MANY OF the bicycle manufacturers are su" III
the city and most OF them can be iounu as
general thing about the corridors OF the "aiuo'i-
astoria Tho bicycle trust has been ensinee'eu
there and the makers. small and large nave IouH"
# convenient to be in that neighoorhood ie
ouently The formation Of the American bicSe'o
Company as the trust Is known ofiiciaiy' "ao 'o
ouired considerable hard work. AS the manu-
facturers have as a general thing refused TO ais
ouss the formation Of the company and the deta'is
leading to the formation OF the trust those iona
Of romancing have had clear field. the tribune
however. has kept It's readers posted on the actua
news features as they have happened, AT the saihe
time onnitting the sensational and mythical yarns
which have appeared elsewhere BY those ~ d
nosifIon 10 know It was admitted yesterday thdt
ihe deal had been practically closed with those
6rms whose plants were considered In the hrst Iot
THE factories of other manufacturers whose piants
have not vet been appraised will be attended 10 IN
order Enough have been appraised 70 insure nv ,,v
consummation OF the transaction, wnether any ~
other firms embraced In the comDinaCaUn ,ee in in
not II was said last night that the paper, 81, ~
the Western Wheel Works part OF the trahsactHiomm II
were signed at the WaldorfAstoria on wednesday
afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-26
CLEVELAND. s: BALTIMORE. 6.

Cleveland May 25.-Thc Baltimores tied the score
IN the eighth three doubles. but Cleveland was
luckv in the same inning. getting the two winning
runs on two singles and one hit by pitcher. The
score follows: =, >,
Cleveland ..............1 0 x-s 10
Baltimore .............l o y y u 10 I"
Batter,.s-Huehey and sugden: Miller and Robinson.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-26
WASHINGTON. II: CHICAGO. &

Chicago May 25.-The Senators gave the Orphans
another lesson in the art OF batting to-day. pound
ing Callahan at will. while weyhing was a puzzle
Freeman's home run was probably as long MT as
The score follows:
Chicago ........s 0 o o Oh 2
washington ..........O 2 2 ! o Pill Il 3
Batterles-Calahan and Chance Weyhing and Mcclure
New-York tribune., 1899-05-26
sHrr orr wrrHorT A HIT on A RUN

Louisville Nav 25-Phillipp pitched the game OF
his life to-day shutting the NewYorkers out with
out a hit or run. The Colonels could not do much
with Doheny but his wildness and the errors OF
his fellow-players were responsible for most OF the
Coonels' runs. Attendance. LOO. The score TO-
New-York tribune., 1899-05-26

r. Lindsay Coleman. president OF the
Wheel Works was much annoyed at the unlouhaeu
ruuors which appeared in certain papers yesterday
TO the effect that he had refused TO eXtend HIS
option. and that there was some friction among
the manufacturers relative to the proposed bcyole
combination. To set at rest all rumors cohcerilns
Mr. Colemans attitude, 1t Is authoritauVey Sla'eu
that he and all of the leading bicycle na"ul"Vr
urors of the country are cooperating with A. G.
Shading IN the organization and success OF tne
American Bicycle COMPANY recently ncorPI'n d tbst
in New-Jersey; that there is no frlcton atlu 'ntI
ali are working together 10 attain the same o. 90
iect which is the betterment OF the plcgcie ga ,s,
dustrv for all classes interested, ana the 80
Of the manufacture and use Of the bicycle IN thIS
and in foreign countries. Mr.: Coleman mas Nth q
,oeifed the stock certificates Of his company VIII
me limited States Mortgage and Trust Compatng'
the same as all other manufacturers III the e"'e'
prise have done
New-York tribune., 1899-05-26

Rumors TO the effect that there was chanco
for trouble between the League OF American
Wheemen. the Amateur Athletic Union ana 'he
intercollegiate Athletic Association were SET d'
rest yesterday when representatives from tne VI
Plantations met. The result was the formauoh VI
o. alliance between the League Of American
Wheelmen and the intercollegiate Bicycle Racing
Association The alliance Ia practically duplicate
Of the agreement between the Amateur AthIeuc
Union and the Intercollegiate Athletic Association
The alliance was signed by Harold Hall president
Of the intercollegiate Bicycle Racing Association,
and nv -he NeN-Yo member of the Racing Board
81 the League OF American Wheclmen. The an
ance in full is follows "All members or , me
League of American Wheelmen and other rlderS
entering intercollegiate bicycle races shall De GOV
erned BY the rules of the lntercolegiate BCycs BCye
Racing Association. but members Of the associated
colleges entering League of American Wheeltnssn
games shall be governed By the rules OF ths
IoagiIe OF American Wheelmen. These articles OF
alliance shall he terminable by either party upon
thirty days notice to tho other
New-York tribune., 1899-05-26

9sth Street
The approximate amorn, Of the lien or charge 70 sas M
70 he sod s $35s6i with interest thereon from the -
day Of May 1899 together with costs and aiow soe
s-ountinr 70 $3.50 interest from May 18th. isSs
and the expenses OF this sale -. .,A
THE approxmate amount OF the taxes, assessn enu ~
other Hens TO paid by the referee or allowed OUT
the purchase money is a. follows: .es N
ON parcel No. 247 West esth Street ies
on parcel No 240 West 9eth Street szos"
'ose'ner VITA 'H'e's'' a'''A'' WILLIAM NJ HOES
Referee :
New-York tribune., 1899-05-26
VOLLEY FIRING
CRICKET.

TEAM OF THE UMBRIA DEFEATED BY THE MAN
HAITIAN VETERANS
The cricket team OF the steamship Umbria played
at Prospect Park yesterday against the veteran
team Of the Manhattan c. G., but through the
vigorous hitting of F. j. Prendergast the latter
won by At runs. Henry Martin also played well for
the veterans For tho sailors Wooham and Lyon
nnrk The
New-York tribune., 1899-05-26
cooD OIL For GUNS AND CLOCKS.

II G Reeser. OF the OIL City Gun Club OF OIL
cytv Penn. thinks 's in 1" compound IS great
thing He says: II have used it on guns revoiVers
and skates with gratifying success also usea
It on an old alarm clock that had been disear1eu leu
because Il would not run. The frst day stter pc
ing oiled the clock gained an hour, ana ]. mas has
been running three months now without s'opp'iis
once
New-York tribune., 1899-05-26

The Newport Wheelmen will have run to Rose
Vile Staten Island Sunday. starting from the club
house No 2n East Fourteenth-st. at a. m. A
game Of baseball will be played between the mar
ried and single men, after which luncheon will be
served
New-York tribune., 1899-05-26
SHOOTING.

Creedmoor, n. Y. May % (specaD.-The range
here was occupied to-day by the 18th Regiment,
under the command OF Colonel r. ". Leonard.
There was a small attendance. The results follow:
yards. yards. Total
Brigadier-Genersi Mccoskry Butt. 10 ls q
Major X, Parsons. 10 IL %
New-York tribune., 1899-05-26
AT BETHLEHEM

X II. r.
Iehieh University. j99 99H % 8 .
Bateries-white. Kelly and Carman Roach and Agnew.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-26
YORK.
LOUISVILLE

Stolen bases-wagner. Decker. Phlippi. Dexter. sac
race hs-Kittridge 2 First base on balls-On Phiipi
3: on Doheny s struck out-By Doheny 3 by Phil, 1
tin,I + Double plays-WsOn. Davis and wilson nv
~ hed haI-tvagner Left bases-Lousville, o.
TeuPyork . T1me~i:5O Cmpires-Emslie and Nc
New-York tribune., 1899-05-26
GAMES YESTERDAY,

Prooklvn 8: St Louis l. Cleveland. S. Baltimore. 6.
IIouisville I. New-York o. Boston, 8: Cincinnati. !.
Philadelphia o: Pittsburg D. Washington. H. Chicago o.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-26

coupled IN bfttInB' .... -. sl.-
start fair Won gallopnF by two lengths: Same o''
tance between second and third
FOURTH RACE-BEIMoNT STAKES TOT 'nieo
49,. 90 ,oo asa.s one and three-.ighths miles.
s,br,v Paeet's b. G. Jean Bersud. ny
MS f's CC1awson) % l-lo
r. j. D"Eer ~ - CI. Martini lo-l 50
william Jenhlhgss d = "'Ne iNsvuie) 81 60
- 90 TaraD - 8-5
Tme-223.
Cert s,rapelins Won driving by head; ha1i-
dozen lengths between second and third.
FIFTH RACD-For maiden two-year-ods 5000 aooeu'
selling. Four and one-half furlongs EcIpse Noul'.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-26

Last evening was ladies night at the Richmond
County Wheelmen's house. ana large number OF
the women friends OF the wheelmen were present.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-26
directory of the
Sporting Goods
and Cycle Dealers
IN Greater NeqD- YORK.
IN Greater Neu- York.


BOWMAN CYCLE STORES. 800 Broadway. s,h Ave:
Is cor 56th ST.. and i25 W. i23th sI-Cleveand and
Featherstone Cycles
COLE sy:assc w co. ese dss nrsvsoa; soa, :s Gss.r
CRAWFORD MFG. CO.. II Rsade st-crawford cycieA
[ Chain and chaniess. Send fer catalogue.
- = % co 20 Broadway 1923 Broaaway, 1877 Monta-
~ 81 brooklyn. Bicycles 81 down and 81 per
rarfsordEWoir- American n-Barnes-Stearns-Dayion Ba
rvrR JoHNsoNs ARMS AND ':YcLp WORKS. 90
| Chambers st.-Honest Cycles at Honest Prices
HIinwcod and others. anv quantity. any price,
rrANGARoo TIKEs.-NAr1oNAL INDIA RUBBER
X Co Z and Warren St Holds all records
Manhattan io5 Chambers St. Broadway and
.o,n 81 e. 42i St; Harlem. lO5 West l25th
frookyn iOsO- 0s2 Bedford Ave Newark oil Broad St
and Vedette bicycles.
DAMPEL1. ALEX s.. 4s5 sd-ave, near a3d.-Detsndsr.
Is Columbia Liberty. Cash or easy payments
o,pA1p1Na BICYCLES AND ATHLETIC SUPPLIES A
p,Sd sPAiPIB6Sw B6wEfL ss sESS W 45dst i'
c,TARR WHEEL CO.. 23d & Lexington Ave.-Bansa
- ouaksrs. stormers Tres sl2o up
SYRACUSE cYCLEs.-Chas. P. staubach & Co.. os
- Warren ST. Crimson Rim-Spin to Win.
TIME celebrated Goodyear tires; single tubes
i hard TO puncture; easy riding Sold everywhere
VANGUARD CYCLDS-CHARl.E .Es BRUSH. 50 Warren
Y St Built FOR service s25. sS5 $40. $50. s7o
DOTH CENTURY $3.50 Model Kerosens on. New
~ Acetylene Gas) HEADLIGHTS
New-York tribune., 1899-05-26
Following are the sanctions for future League
Of American Wheclmen race meets granted oy ue
New.York member Of the Racing Board to date:

MAY 2G-At Canton st. Lawrence University A. A.
MAY 30-At Auburn. Y. NJ g. A.; warwick inter inter
schoiastic A. A.: Amsterdam. American Bicycle CUB %
syracuse Syracuse 4. A.; Amsterdam Herman IAN VIC,
i!,iSs 1,ca cadets Sag Harbor Catholic club; Spring
Valley RockIand n A. wapplneers Falls Sir 81 Mary
A. c Schenectady Union college; Laurel Hii, Long
Island J J. Frawley: Maspeth Long Island; BROOKLYN
4 Q : Gloversvlle Fulton County Agricultural Socety.
luna AT New York Morris Wheelmen Rochester.
Rocheso- 4 G. YoulSers Hollywood Inn Club.
June i7-At Wappngers Falls James Marlor; Rochester
Rochester A. G.. -,.
Tn:v l-poichoetc State /. A. W. meet. Maspeh, Long
Island United Tribes of Red Men; Rochester Rochester
A. G. -, .-.- -.
July AT Schenectady. Seth and 37th Separate Com
panies: Buffalo Press G. g.: Rochester Rochester A. G.
July S-At New ork Morris Wheelmen -
Ju.y Is 90. August - 90. September ?. o. 16-At
Rochester. Rochester \. G.
August g. September 9-At New-York Morris Wheemen.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-26

II is hoped by wheelmen that at the meeting 70 be
held az the local headquarters OF the League OF
American wheemen this afternoon something tan
eible will be learned regarding the proposed wheel
way over the Brooklyn Bridge. II was said last
night that Bridge Commissioner Shea and Engi-
neer Martin would be present. Delegates will be In
attendance from the League OF American Wheemen
New-York Consulate. the Good Roads Association
~ Long Island, the Associated Cycling Clubs of
NeU,-York and the Associated Cycling Clubs or
Long Island It IS doubtful. however, whether any
oS Re wheelmen will be able to supply plan which
viii receive the Endorsement OF Mr. Martin. We
NAV not get that approach In New-York this year,
saJi wheeling official yesterday. but Will get
e. in time II Will sweep right out from the Bridge
and land us conveniently on some side street.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-26
Totals ...32 ! s p 10

Earned runs-Brookyn 2 Two-base hit-Anderson.
Three-base hit--Keeler. Double Plays-Daly and Nc
Gam: Hughes DAILY and McGann Dahlen, Daily and Nc
Gam Tebeau. Childs o connor Hit by pitched ball
Hughes. Stolen bases-Keeler Mccain. stencil, wal
sacrihce hlt-Day. Time-2:12 Cmpires-oDay and
New-York tribune., 1899-05-26

These are my two hobbies, and they run well In
double harness-cycng and photography" said
prominent wheelman yesterday. Have you ever
thought how nice it would be TO take home with
Won pictures Of quaint villages you come
across or OF some particularly beautiful bit Of
scenery? How pleasant to turn over the album
and recall happy times spent with pleasant com
nanions amid scenes new and strange. When one
cOngiders this phase OF cycling one can only won
der that so few wheemen and wheewomen take
up the cult OF the camera.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-26
The rmplre state Wheelmen OF Brooklyn. are

The Empire state wheelmen of Brooklyn. are
20 begin the third of their road work by
giving a single and double century run, sched-
uled for June 4. 1t may be race from start to
finish The prizes offered are two loving cups for
clubs having the largest number of survivors. and
n gold survivors, medal. The course is the standard
century course of Long Island. from Bedford Rest
to Oakdale and return. and over the same course
a second time stopping only at Valley Stream;
Time Of twelve hours Is given for one hundred
miles and twonty-four hours fors two hundred
miies Many of the Empires fast men and tandem
teams are in hard training and hope TO carry OF
first prize. Preparations are being made at the
clubhouse TO accommodate visitors who desire to
stay over night Captain S. j. Roche. OF No Zls
Nostrand-ave.. will give any Information desired.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-26
BASEBALL.
THE BROOKLYNs PLAY FAST BALL AND
INCREASE THEIR LEAD.

ST. LOUIS FAILED THROUGH POOR FIELDING
NEw-YoRKs BEATEN BY THE TAILENDERs.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-26
Time :06 y

left at the post 49,. -.
start poor Won galloping by four lengths; hea' Do
tween secord and third.
THIRD RAcE-FcrIPsE STAKES. for tro-year-olo''
$4,000 added: penalties. Five and one-na" i''''
OF the Eclipse Course.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-26

=, srauebts and a hand at whist. and defeatins
lie onnonents in all the games except tne "ist
IN which he lost one rubber the second peing TIC
and unfinished.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-26

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK.-EDMUND COFFIN. Plaintiff against
THOMAS W. KEOGH. ct al. Defendants.-In pursuance
OF judgment Of foreclosure and duly en-
tered in the above entitled action bearing the 9th
day OF May. 1899. l. the undersigned. IN
sad judgment named viii sell puolic auction at the
New York Real Estate Sales Room No III Broadway,
the Boro Ugh OF Manhattan. city OF New York on
second day Of June 1859 at IL o'clock on that day
by Peter F. Meyer Company. Auconeers the premises
New-York tribune., 1899-05-26

Resides the large number OF race meets through
out this State for Decoration Day there will be
many others in adjoining States. The Waterbury
Wheel Club will conduct meet at Waterbury,
Conn. on the Athletic Field track, and many local
riders have sent In their entries The contests
will include a one-mile handicap. two-thirds-mie @
omen thrd-of-a-mie handicap. one-me tandem
handicap and a two-thlrd-mile novice. There will
also be a meet at Middletown Conn. The entries
there will close on Saturday with W. Q. Carr.
Races will be held, in addition, at Red Bank n j.,
whore II is probable that the New-York Athletic
Club team will ride. There will also be a meet at
Paterson.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-26

Start fair Won driving by head: same distance be
tween second and third
SECOND RAcE-sellins: $50 added Five and one-han
furlongs. Eclipse Course.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-26

PILLSBURTS REMARKABLE PLAY.
London. May &.-H. NJ Pllsbury. the American
chess champion. asonished a large audience at
the Metropolitan Chess Club this evening by play
ing blndfold against six opponents at chess, two
New-York tribune., 1899-05-26

Start fair Won easily by two lengths; haf-iens'n
be,ween second and third.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-26

For other sporting news sec second page.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-26

BOWMAN CYCLE STORES, 900 Broadway. 9Th Ave:
II ST.. and 10 W. lZoth oI'-Cie'eiaho ana
Featherstone Cycles
New-York tribune., 1899-05-26
CYCLING.
THE AFFAIRS OF THE BICYCLE TRUST
sHIPSHAPE.

THE DEAL PRACTICALLY CLOSED WITH THE
MANUFACTURERS WHOSE PLANTS WERE Gun
s1pEREp IN THE FIRST LoT-THD L.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-26

[ yN ,4l Broadway. GWIC2SS ask your dealer.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-26

Start poor Won ridden out by leng'h' "o e"''
between second and third.
erxru RAcE-Handcap; $1,000 added. One and one
miles Withers Course.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-26

TT G. p CO.. 20 Broadway. l12s eroaaway. 1877 MontA-
H enc 81 Brooklyn. Bicycles 81 down and 81
cra~ford--Woln- -Amercan-B n-Barnes-Stearns-Dayto
New-York tribune., 1899-05-26

| ~,pAwFORD MFG. CO.. Il Reade St.-Crawford CycieA
| [ ,f'1c Chain and chanless Send fer Catalogue.
The daily sentinel., 1899-03-17
The ball Of the Engineers tonight.
Are you goingP

The ball OF the Engineers tonight.
Are you goingP
G. A. Granger, manager for the con-
struction Of the beet sugar factory, who
left for Salt Lake city. yesterday to con-
suit with several persons desiring to sub.
let on contracts, will return to this city
early next week, accompanied by his
chief, e. h. Dyer.
The Engineers promise to make every
one happy at tonight's event.
Manager Charles N. Cox, Of the Colo
RADIO Sugar Manufacturing company is
the busiest man In the city these days.
HISS correspondence is voluminous and
many other things requiring the aid OF
several assistants, claim his attention
each day He always has time, how
ever, to give careful ear to all those
who desire to consult him on business
matters.
There'll be plenty of room without
crowding at the Engineers ball tonight.
The daily sentinel., 1899-03-17
BUSINESS MEMS ,AssoC1AT1oN.

Executive committee Of the Business
Mems association met last night at the
Colorado State bank for the transaction
OF business, incident to the return and
the report OF A. 8. Yetter who was sent
a. their agent to the city of Denver and
other eastern points to secure immigra-
tion to this city, Of practical German
farmers to cultivate beets.
Mr. Yetter who was present, gave
a very exhaustive report OF the work
that he had performed He said in sub
stance that it was not hard matter at
all to obtain good farmers who would
only be too glad to come to this valley