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Nicksr,on. Addie p and Roland {, e nowery
LeH WILSON Max f j. and LSui. iippmsnn to Thomas
Addison and another No 474 Grand-st year. I.
Same TO same same property, year .:....;;..;;.
Goodstein. Isaac, to Metropolitan Savings Bank
Nos Sc and 90 Henfy-st. years. ::
Mannheim, John r. to Charles C Worthington. NO
SO Warren-st, 1 year. .:........; ......;...':
Keith, Dora w and Boudinot. and another 70
United States Trust Company. No lis East 2Sd-
Morris, Edward c, to Josephine N Cowperthwait,
trustee. 144th-st. $. 6I5 II from Q $ Wilis-ave'
Ro.enber na Joseph. and Jacob Feinberg to John
a Brown, ir. No 2s6 stanton-st. corner
Same to Isabel b Coke. same property. years:
Same to Helen Adams, executrix. etc. No 2ss
Mccabe, Mary Z, to seamen's Bank for Savings.
No 40 West slst,st, YEAR, ..::.:.'..'.
Norwood; Lewis NJ. to United States Trust Com
pany Park-sye. corner sIst,st years:
: ley. trustees. No 20 East 4eth-st. years. 80.
Turl. Joseph NJ 10 Mutual Life Insurance Com
seybei, Daniel E. to Equitable Life Assurance
Society. 07th-st s. $50 II Of 9th-ave. years
Felnberg. william, and Joseph Polstein to the
RivIngton-st. $. 1o5 II Of Willett-st. years
Leyey. Laurie L. to Marie obry. -wsles-ave. " 8.
praeu stephen To Lawyers Mortgage nsui
snce Company 45th-st. $. 26e.s # Of 9Th
solomon. Morris to Amelia Fsssitt. No si2 East
Notary John to George Inn.s:. iosih-st. s.
go IT Of Amsterdam-ave years............
Macdonald, George A. to New-York Life Inrur-
a ,as and Trust Company. trustee. 5ad-st .,
Lvnsmann Henry and wife TO Dry Dock Savings
institution. l3sth-st. =. 225 II Of Wlis-ave,
hunt Sarah M, to Title Guarantee and Trust Com
pany, No ITO West 45th-st, years. ............
Barry. John ]. TO Richard Fitzpatrick, Fulton
ave. ;. 25 II n Of 1s7th-st. years. .........
solomon: Julius and Herman Harris to George
Howard. No 1I6 Thompson-st. years.
Ievor Victor A. TO Title GUARANTEES and Trust
Company No 1909 Madson-ave, s years. 49,.
Lunsmann Henry and wife to Dry Dock Savings
institution, 13sth-st 6. 200 II Of Wls-ave,
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BOIING.

LARGE CROWD WITNESSES THE SECOND NIGH
OF THE TOURNAMENT AT THE BROAD
WAY ATHLETIC CLUB.
large crowd gathered at the Broadway A'n-
Ietic Club last night TO see Inc secohu "is"' 'y
V'e ov,,ctor Athletic Clubs amateur boxing
...,-,oroar, The bouts were all lively and created
,,,Icb excitement. James J. Frawley ac'eu 10
referee. The summary Is az follows:
One hundred and hf,een pound eassuJ h,s1,ic club.
Athlete club defeated Collins 3uef rtn., Athietlc
sonders defeated Charles HoNt IiPp,t ti,sc,
r'b n + Diamond defeated william T. , susn Ion
s.be,ic cub. II Murphy defeated Jim ,be,i. club.
I,nr defeated Mike" Burke. Paslne s.,Netto
r. J. Diamond defeated billy cush'hs' i
one hundred and twenty-five pound Ss,.stes j.
opea, linton settlement Athletic Ciuo.
4bbey. j. Deyery defeated >. sia, ,,n r"''''
~. hundred md thirtyfve pound class ItA'e' "
,est.d Harry Allen. Allen quit n ine mrs. a,bstic club
'eSysu .ge,gh, class Quinn. downtown Ath""N N''
.st.s,sd r BADGER. Editere Athletic club.
Tn. anal bouts will be decided on Saturday night
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SAFE or THOROUGHBRED HORSES.

AT Madison Square Garden last night "1ii''i"
Eastop the auctoneer, closed out inc 'ho'oNe"
bred broodmares Of the Oneonta stuu' pelo"e'"e
the estate Of Simeon g. Reed, OF Pasadena N"''
There were twenty-three animals In the coilec"o"'
and with the exception Of three or four Ola mas
they were g. choice lot. many OF them being aauSm
tiers OF the Australian racing sire DaITp' vas the
heaviest buyer ten Of the twenty that were 500
failing 10 his bids It said that he Tss ach Ing
-year-od daughter Of Darebin, ar, and Agsfhs e
Wech paid $3.50 the highest Prce OF h tS wnners
+ For rhs np pai Ira u he gave n7O This daugh-
5 ter Of Of the peqSy wa oaed in Hungary
TO England in 1890. when two years 06n5 anu ua M
Paeet bought imp. Eye Sweet for 1850. She Is the
dam OF two winners Iraden and Thorn 81, Blossom
anG Is now II ,9a head in the Reed collection
brought $1,000. an average Of Ss me sonp The
np s mia mares Amctioneer Easton sold two OF his
own horses The best sales were:
Aless b. M. 1891. by Darebn-Ailu' by HuTah 8, no
Imp Brerfoot br m, 1893 by Briarbush so
crsn nsnq T. H. 1857 by Sir odrsd cgmeHe by co
Enquirer Thomas wslch agent SswIIoT 1x,ins D"
ton: A. j. stemier. St Louis 1000
El ss onon lss Thomas wssh agent $3.50
Lane. issl b. psreeinLuu' oy 'ifs" $50
n5 TnGm PURPLE Tsicn Dr. agent 1880 By
w ssGa y G sPe1 - 1884, BY Sir
so%s BY sisml:, 81 L,4ii BY 100
Buccsneer: Thomas wsIeh agent Sewniois ~"
ss SS Ro1 hf Scotland sI j. s McDonad agent
I% VS sss sqTs scn. b %.c@ ''s Ss
Eyergade blk M Isl w by 800
Imp Eye sweet Dr. lssS BY s, 90
bosom. by Springfield; syoney Fsse'. ON 1V'
Property OF William Easton. New-York;
0t by mp' The jacobe j. Carr NewY9rk 27'o
In fJ,us: John Holloway, New-Rochele n. y. $50
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THE OWL TEAMS HIGH SCORE.

The Owl team rolled splendid total last night
IN the Columbia League tournament. footing up
es min. in the first game and then repeated the
victory by winning the last game of the evening
from Enterprise. Mercury won the odd game En-
terprse losing twice. The nights summary fol-
lows:
FIRST GAME
owl-Kramer 1875: sausr III; Walsh, 1917; Belmer Zol;
Stearn 1911: tota. 96l.
Mercury-Mooney. 1856: Manson. l5o: Beden ohVe
frames). So; speck, 16S Sleeves. $50: total. ia
SECOND GAME.
Mercury-Mooney $50. Manson. 1885, Bedell. lI4 speck
1874: Sleeves. 10: total. sol
F;nterprse-Muer, 1856: Fcken, 145; schlumbohn, io9
Kuhne 1Gs Kolb. ITO: total. IT'S.
THIRD GAME.
owl-Kramer III sauer, loi: Walsh le3; Belmer.
1s9: Searn. 1872: total. SIG.
Eaterprise-Muer 223 Ficken. 1875: schlumbohn. ISL;
Kuhno lGi. Kob. 1885, total. SIS
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

6,h-ave. No 36i "a sx6i: also 45th-rt, $ 246
- jth-aye 2iNloo5. trust deed. Henry Nor .,
rison and wife 70 Lewis ] Morrison trustee. u
6th-aye. No 3G4. "a sX6l; also 1sth-St. s. Nl
II Of Amsterdam-aye 2oxio2.2. trust deed;
same. .............. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Warren St No So 25xioO. Erastus Marcy TO
iiith st. n 3 SIS Il from willls-aye runs
0i.T e ~ ss.6 TO street Bali; Leo =. 49,
Rosenbatt. referee. 10 Edward Morris laso
Pearl ~. No iGs. .. 2o.7x-120.Ix- Sampson
,ew Msne campsnv referee 70 's e! 5000
92d-r. No 20 West 25x9so: Mary Sheffield TO
Harriet sheffield OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
23d- 81 3 $ 100 n OF az ave G6xes9: Henry
Other cxrcutors etc 10000
Post Road from New-York % Albany. W lot A
g. map Mary & = Macomb. - N36sx lOox3Se. also
lot 81 same map. Daniel Ingraham. referee. o.
John Parsons if'"V
wales-aye. y 9. 2l!7 It OF westcheeter ave. %
xi30 5x2sxl44: Daniel Ingrahan. referee, 10 n,ou
Job I OFF pesny 10 Daniel = seybei $500
Houston 81, No 49, 4i3. cor Cannon-st.
Sapsn c;o:dman and another 1850
T.f e 30 20 5' LEWIS wis NoT%ood $500
FINK TO samuel Hepnsr and another 1900
eth ave W r. opposite ilth e. adjoining No 90,
runs n 1913 < 1873 lg6xTT.9 Laura -
James 81 al to the rector etc OF Grace Church SeW"
IOsth st n s. 80 II Of Amsterdam ave, 25x
iOoli: John Stoddard referee 70 John Mori- .,.
63d 4 n s. f25 It Of oth-ave 25xi34 lx25.iix
i27.i Clarence " Francis. referee. to George or oo
45ablst 20 ITO West 2oxioo4: Arthur Trusx.
referee Sarah NJ Hunt .::.....::.:.. 2oioo
Tssex-st No o. " $, 2ONS62x2l1s03. MoritZ Walls
man and wife Harris Klein .............. 2i.ooo
RECORDED MORTGAGES
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BILLIARDS.
PoGGENBURG DEFEATS KENNEY EASILY IN
THE FINAL GAME FOR THE INTER
cry CHAMPIONSHIP


CITY CHAMPIONSHIP.
The final game for the ntercity amateur billiard
Championship was played last night at Slossons
Academy There was a large attendance, as was
the case on the previous night. The match between
the winners Of the two previous tournaments,
Ferdinand Poggenburg and Frank Kenney was to
be played in two nights Poggenburg making 900 to
Kenncy's $50. Poggenburg took long lead on
Tueeday night and he had no trouble In holding
his advantage last night. The big fellow made 800
points TO 2r for Kenney and won the match by the
score OF COO 10 439
Poggenburg played brilliantly at times, showing
his best form In the tenth and eleventh innings,
when ne piled up 50 points. In the tenth he fol-
lowed up a break OF a dozen by running up 10
Slipping up on a rather ordinary single cushion
shot In the next inning he up a. again missing
against rs for Kenney, and he took things easy
during the remainder Of the game. kenney seemed
to be OF sorts. and his best work OF the night
done between tho twenty-ffth and thirtieth
innings. Poggenburg's tip loosencd on his cue in
the last half OF the game. and he ascribed his
The score was as follows
Poggenburg 0O0,--Io IL. o. g. /. 2 o. ~ 49, AZ. l.
3. T. Y. H. o. o 3 =! o TO- 3; ~ !. J. 2 H.
sO-45 Best runs-io ~. Grand average, 672-ss
Score first night. 300
Kenney (56o-o o. 3. T. 0. o. T. l. . 0. /. s. 1. o. o.
l. o. 3 o % is. g. o. o. H. 10 H. ~. s. o. o. . a. 7. l.
l. 2 o. o. H. ,. 3. Oto,al. 2ii Average. l6-i5. Best
runs-33 "a. % Grand average b4s7 Score first night
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CHESS.

THIRD ROUND OF THE MASTERS TOURNAMENT
IN VIENNA.
Vienna Dec. 9O.--At the local chess cruz IN .n's
ill.,, ,ha third round OF the Memorial kolisch ma
,,ors, chess masters tournament was begun III 'ne
following order: 800. r,oot 20
cohlecbter vs Wolf Popiel We. Add. FIock W,
Aisnin Rrody VS. Kortc. MarocZy We Sch"h'% MI"
Znkl VS.. Marco. . .,,,~ "a
Al the close OF the days play the following re-
suits had been reached; schiechter pea, "a,
r,o, Toe, N Albin Brody and Kortc adjourned
,bsir game in an even position as did Maroczy ana
scbwarz. while Zinkl and Marco drew
".I.' =, al, ,ho ,iavers IN TO date follow:
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-Sp@RTS "''0 ~~~
wOSps@VSMrM
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

HOCKEY.-New York Athletic Club VS..
Hockey Club OF New-York. ST. Nicholas
Skating Rink. Sis p.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Club tournament
BOWLING.-Natonal League-America-
Berkeley and Corinthian teams; American
National-Glendaie. Columbia and Monarch
teams; Columbia League-Oere Standard
and Boulevard teams Harlem League-Cen-
trail Morningside and Belvidere teams: Ar
lngton National-Alco. Edison and stray
gIer teams; Bank Clerks League-Three
games at Reid's alleys; Fire Insurance
League-Atlantic Mutual. Royal and Under
writer's teams; Brooklyn Royal Arcanum
League-Philadelphos Price and Nassau
teams: Associated Cycling Clubs OF Long
Island-Bushwck Wheelmen, Indian Cycle
Club and Kings County Wheelmen teams.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-21
TAuuANY RAISING SALARIES.

Tammany heads OF departments are raising sal
aries wherever It is possible to find uhe@pehueu
nsry accounts or increased appropriations " ~.
nit such action. Francis ]. Lantry, the Commits
,isns, 30 Correction has raised the salary OF James
Hssan. the Warden OF the Tom6s tno ne nav nav
pn5D He has made small aoolIio'' ~ ''' E"'
q other employees in his department
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-21
DISCHARGES IN BANKRUPTCY.

Judge Brown. in the United States District Court
Yesterday granted discharges to twenty-hhe PAM
rpts. among whom were John f. ana Dan luz
nsse. rice merchants OF No. 1l2 Water-st whose
liabilities were 5275O. Alfred r. Sax. salesman at
No. % Broadway. formerly Of Nashville Tenn
liabilities sss 5lo Edward D. Weldon stoeS o pIok D
pssnery OF No Is Broadst liabilities.
ssueene f. Hoyt Of No. 80 West flfV h,tan
liabilities NO6Os on account OF the Manhattann
Athletic Club OF which he was a trustee. anu az
NNcswoes & Weinberg. formerly at NO. 10 ho""iu''
liabilities, 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-21

FOURTH GAME.
Loyoia-Meagher, 1874; Mckay 1876: E Monaghan lSo
Collie. IA W. Monaghan. 1886; total. TAO
81. Marys-Holden 1888: SPAIN, 1922; Geisler 169
Murphy. 1873; stumpf 100: total. Ti2.
FIFTH GAME.
Holy Cross No 2-Holgrove 13j; Dillon. lol: Gettings
10: Callahan. 1876: Burke. $50; total III
Harlem Catholic Cub--Lynch i42: Carney. IA: Walsh
1i3: O'Conuen. 1l6. Wallace. i6o; total 7Oo
SIXTH GAME.
Ioyo!a-Meagher. 1876: Mckay. IT, f. Monaghan. 1872
Cole l25; W. Monaghan. 1876: total 100
Holy Rosary-Cunion. i03 Power 1i2: o'Ne. l2s: NC
Gowan 123. Scully. 1870; total. 035.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-21
PROFESSOR J. W. GLOVER.

Cable advices received here yesterday announced
the death IN Dublin on Tuesday OF Professor j. w.
Glover the musician. He was born In Duphh
eghty-nine years ago and gained world wide prom
nence ,or the edition of Moore's melodies wnvn
he harmonized and edited Among MS p nud At
compositions were oratorio st Paflch "a
Tara: THE Deserted Village an opera I nouYi
on Oliver Coldsmiths poem and an ode 10 laIlieIi;
lie was for many years organist of the SatneuIaI
in Dublin He leaves three childrenIMrs ~ y
O'Sullivan. an organist in this city, WuiaIn r.
Glover a musical director. of Chicago, ana Mine.
Gray harpst. Of London. He was the gIahuia''e
OF Miss Marie Glover. the well known singer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-21
PERCY CHUBB NOMINATED.
COMMITTEE NAMES HIN FOR COMMODORE OF THE
sEAwANHAKA coRINTT1AN CLUB

sEAwANHAKA coRINTHrAN CLUB
Charles W Wetmore. the chairman or the he-
ratte Committee In the Seawanhaka Corinthlan
Yacht Club said AZ his office, NO - broau-sr
Yesterday. that Percy Chubb. the owner OF me
former CUP defender Vlgant had been nominated
for the ONCE OF commodore OF the club. He also
said tina, tho election OF trustees and officers woud
take place on Tuesday. January o.
Mr. Chubb ala not the Nigilant when she
defended the Americas Cup against the ValKyr'e
II. but he bought the yacht afterward from George
j. Gould and cut down her rig to a comfortaoie
cruising size. Mr. Chubb has been 4 member 0.
the Network Yacht Club about sixteen years ana
n member Of the Seawanhaka Corinthian lacht
Club FOR about eight years. lie Is an able amateur
yachtsman who will long be remembered by yachts
men for his importation Of the valuable and beau
tiful cutter Queen Nab. whose passage 20 TINS
country was made IN a succession OF violent storms.
The fact that she came through such weather
without being overwhelmed made the queen Mso
an Interesting vessel TO all lovers of gooi cr"tl
and Mr. Chubb highly successful Wnen ho
raced her I'm American waters Tor seVefal years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-21
HOCKEY SEASON BEGINS TO-DAY.

The first championship hockey game OF the sea
son will be played this evening at the ST. Nicholas
skating Rink between the New-York Athletic
cub and the Hockey Club teams. There are six
clubs In the Amateur Hockey League striving for
championship honors, namely. the New-York Ath
Iatic club st. Nicholas Skating Club Hockey
Club of New-York, Montcair Athletic Club; Brook
lon Skating Club and Crescent Athletic Club. All
,hese teams have been in practice for more than
a month. and a schedule OF some thirty games
has been arranged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-21
,N CONSULTATION WITH ]. ]. HILL.

James J. Ill., president OF the Great Nor'herh
railroad is in the city in consultation with various
financial interests There have been changes ana
extensions planned by the Great Northern or late.
ara Mr. Hin is here consulting with Henry w.
Cannon and others. Mr. Hi Is never taik -,
o,.mist mon the situation. In his talks with men
q wall Street he has said that pusiness "as e1
ariv GOOD I'm the Northwest. trafnc heaVy
and everything encouraging. while rates were being
rar,r w9n ynainfaIned There has been a rumor
sr is,s ~ Mr. Hill and his friends have secured
eonfroI Of the Northern Pacific but this is denied
BY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-21
SIR WILLIAM c. VAN HORN IN THE CITY.

Sir william c. Van Horn, chairman OF the boarh
Of Directors Of the Canadian Pacific RAILWAY Is }"
this city at the Waldorf Astoria, where ne mas
bsen I'm consultation with Mann MacKehZe, Iie
great railroad building firm OF Canada VINO p ais
Arthur Canada, west through Manitoba, to the
Northwest Territory, for the purpose OF btin og
The medium OF the Great Lakes and affording the
wheat raised there an outlet TO the Eastern MAJ i.
ksfs ID % Mann. the head Of the hrm, mas Just
returned from an extensive tour through the chi,
pess I'm pire whittier he went for the purpose, OF
iookng over the ground and deciding as 10 whether
n would he for the best interests OF Canadian Sapi-
tal TO compete for any future CONCESSIONS NhnA
may give out.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-21
OBITUARY..
MRS. WILLIAM A. BALDWIN

Bloomfield. n. j.. Dec. 20 (SpeciaD.-Mrs. Georgia
Cakes Baldwin. wife Of William A. Baldwin, Vice
president Of the Bloomfield National Bank. ana
daughter OF the late George Cakes died last night
az her home in Broad-st., from peritonitis, after
few days illness. Mrs. Baldwin was member or
the First Presbyterian Church. and was thirty
eight years old
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-21
MARK ALEXANDER HERBERT.

Baltimore Dec. 90 (SpeciaD.-Mark Alexander
Herbert. OF this city, Of the late Generai James
r. Herbert, and well known in business and cruz
circles died suddenly yesterday steamer
bound from Naples TO Gibraltar lie sahea irU Sss
New-York for Naples December e re was
taken iii OF paralysis of the kidneys In Napies
Mr. Herbert had occupied high official posti9on ~
the Network and Baltimore Transportation COM
pany In the war with Spain he served as au
iutant Of Major Rawlngss Battalion. 9Th Mary
Ia Regiment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-21
AUTOMOBILES TO RACE AT PARIS.

The Automobile Club OF America has accepted the
challenge to enter three machines OF American
manufacture TO compete IN an automobile race at
paris next summer. Several other countries have
entered machines. Albert C. Bostwick, chairman
OF the committee for the local club, Yesterday sent
draft 10 Paris for 5000 francs to cover the
entrance fees for the American machines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-21
ASSOCIATED CYCLING CLUBS.

Defender wheemen were the principal winners
Tuesday night in the games OF the Ass"cla'eu ~.
ling Clubs Of Long Island. Glass r. at Carruthers
alleys Brooklyn. Williamsburg Wheelmeh Won 90"
lost and Ann Nion Wheelmen lost twice Follow
ing the scores:
FIRST GAME.
Amphion wheelmen-i. Koher. 49, bohl. l@'' "~i1'''
i2s Vel. ~. @. Koner i2s. total. 6lI-
Williamsburg Observation-Disclosures. l2s; pc Gran il''
Campbell ia. Meyer 1871: Schroeder. i2'; total III
SECOND GAME
n.,o,.., yvr..,r.,-w,rn.r. Ioi: schl,,msn 1891;
Rreban i59. Huels ieg. siager Ice. total III.
lmphion whceraen-L Koner. 100 Bohi DO vance,
100. Vel iOi q. Kofer 10. total "'l'
THIRD GAME.
Williamsburg wheelmen-Distsin. %: Krnussr iEo'
Campbell iie. Aeyrr lis; Schroeder. m. total o'S
Defender wheelren-werner, 90 schii.stnan. l"'
Brshsn, ig7; Huels. f4&. starer ~. fpial "'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-21
SECOND GAME
ERoOKLyN ROYAL ARcANUM.

Washington Irving Council made the best snow
Ing in the games OF the Brooklyn Royal Arcanum
League Tuesday night on Trainors alleys. Ridge
wood Council strengthened its clinch on last place
by losing two more games. Brooklyn Counci won
and lost a game. Following are the scores
FIRST GAME
Washington Irving CounciTheringer. 100; No- 100
Cordeau i3i; Campbell 1871 Gendenins. 1911 total 100
Rsrevood Counci-van wyck. if0; Lister. 49, brown
ii5. Falrchnd. o.. Mayer. 1872; total. 60
SECOND GAME
BROOKLYN C0uncll-Cook 100: Brruard. lo-' op'"e'''
100; Tabor l59. Hallorau. Ia; total 'oi
Ridgewood Councilman Wyck i2b; Lister lAo b'o"''
1872. Murphy 122. Mayer. 1871 total. e'''
THIRD GAME.
BROOKLYN Councli-Cook. 1872 Brouafi. lN' sp'"ee''
i27; Tabor 1870. Halloran, Ill, total wv
Washington Irving CouncTheringer l9o; non; rS''
Coraeau 200 Campbell. 1884. Gend~ning. 49, toA ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-21
TALK or ". F. GRELL's SUCCESSOR.

There wa. a report yesterday that ex-corcner
Ferdinand Levy would be appointed Tax Cpm-
missioner 10 succeed William +. Grel wheh 'he
after bscomes Sheriff Several Tammany men,
however said that he not likely 10 get the
Place although he has large Hebrew backing:
They believed that some GERMAN 'a'i'i""''
would get the place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-21
MRS. LOUIS F. PAWN.

Albany. Dec. 20-Mrs. Louis F. Payn. wife OF IN
State Superintendent of Insurance. died at ne
home In Chatham this morning. She had been II
for over a year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-21
Sporting GOODS.
GUNS

The man who doesn't love a gun and
its belongings is almost as rare as
white blackbird.
To most men and boys there could
be no more acceptable gift than fire.
arm.
Shot Guns-Single barrel, from
Sc to so; double barrel hammer guns,
SO to $25; some even higher priced.
Hammerless Shot Guns, S25 to 1915.
The lowest priced--a good gun; the
highest-just remind us to show you
one.
All doubIc.barreled guns in 20, 16,
II and 10 gauge; some in 8 and 4.
A DAILY three-barreled gun two for
shot, one a rifle barreD is useful, $I5
and $l75.
Rihes-Flobert Rifles, % and 80
calibre, ~ to S.. Stevens, Remington
and other makes of sporting rifles for
BOYS, % and 80 calibre, S. to so. Re-
peating rifles, all calibres, from $40 to
800.
Golf and football, fishing tackle. cameras and
their accompanments-every in fact. for
out-of- door sports and play. Expert help in
making selections
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-21
HEPBURN JOHNS.

Chicago Dec 20.-Hepburn Johns dramatic critic
Of THE Chronicle" died here to-day from pneu-
monia. Mr.. Johns formerly was connected with
various New-york papers, and in 1885 was man
aging editor Of "The Harrisburg PENN Teie,
gram" Later he member OF the editorial
staff OF THE Pittsburg Dispatch"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-21
DR. WE'RE SUCCEEDS MR.. VANDERBILT

Al a meeting Of the Lake Shore and Mich'san
southern Railway directors held yesterday at the
Grand Central Station, DR.. W. Seward " e1o S vas
elected director In place OF CofheiuS NV