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New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
OLD APPRAISERS STORES.
RUMOR THAT DURKEE & CO. HAVE SOLD
THE LEASE.
FACTORY TO BE BUILT IN oNE.HUNDRED-AND-
FIFTH. ST -nrIIER nE Al ESTATE DEALS

FACTORY TO BE BUILT IN oNE-HUNDRED-AND-
FIFTH-sr.-oTHER REAL ESTATE DEALS.
It was rumored yesterday among real estate men
that Durkee & Co. who hold a lease the old
Appraisers Stores reported sold have agreed to ac
cept $4,000 for their lease Mr.. Durkee was seen at
hts Office. but said that he would neither af1rm nor
deny tho report. He said that. so far US ne knew.
the transfer had not been made. and no new leases
had been signed Although a denial LAS been
made that the property bought by the New
York Central Railroad. the impression was con-
veyed yesterday that that corporation is the pur-
chaser
Hiram RenaIdo & Bro have sold for Lowented &
Prayer to William Evans the lot. 2ix95 at the
southwest OF Eeventh-st. and Avenue A.
The purchaser will erect q six-story tenement-house
on the lot.
Post g. Reese together with Francis e. Wilson.
have sold Nos ln and l23 East sixty-thrd-st to
client on private terms.
Potter Bros. sold to IT, Hammerstein plot. 1osx
100 on the south side OF One-hundred-and-twenty-
nfth-st.. $50 feet west ot Amsterdam-ave. Four
fve-story hathcuses q feet front will be erected
Max Hart exchanged the Old four-story fathouse
No l67 East One-hundred-and -hfth-st. with stable
in rear. on lot 2oxiCO. with william Forser. who
gives in part payment No 10 Main-st.. Yonkers.
The old buildings in One-hGndred d-and-hfth-st. will
be removed and a factory erected. Max Hart also
sold Philip Helms the fivestory hathouse. No. 81
West One-hGndi ed-snd- -frst-st. lot 25xlCO.
MOTIFS Rubeus has purchased the southeast cor
OF Seventy -fourth-st. aud Psrk-ave three
story brownstone dwelling house. lot lSxH
L. J. Phillips Co. have sold tor the Paean estate
five .ots on the north side cs E.shtyeghth-st.. So
feet east Of Madison-ave.. to a builder.
At the New Y -rk Rea. Estatc lesro m ye5ter iay
Peter /. Meyer q 90. sold in foreclosure the nEe
nv c-story stOne-irOut dwell. gAouses, On plot Sax
l0S No c2 70 81 West Eighty y-siXth-st, 30 Francis
NJ jerks, the pa.ntn, for 81 800, also IN lOreGos-
dre The Ndc-nt plot, h0AAl-o. ON Central Faik west
southwest corner Of Nincty-secoEd-st. 10 solomon
It..I hHtId fG Ia fDT
Lle the thlce-stoIy brick dwelling, on ot B9XlOo.
~. "2 Eass ne-hundred, and thirty -.iXin-st TO
ACeiaiCe L. WlluOck, the plaintiff. ior $500.
k.c.ar4 Y. Aarnett & Co. sold in foreclosure the
five and six story stone-frCut dwelling houses on
plot l05XS0 80. 7tS TO SOC Third-aye., nor awest
cuIncr or Forty-rinth-st.. to T. VI. Iit,eLeio ior
SIS 1885, also In foreclosure the four hve-s'ory DICK
tenement houses with stores, on plot l0OSNlD NO.
l.l9j 10 l0l Thrd-aye northeast corner OF Nlne'y-
hfth-st., TO F. ". Iittlched. for $685.
William Kennedy sold in foreclosure the three
story frame dwelirg-hcuse. on lot 2jxl2O No. lO5I
BatEgate-ave.. to Louisa Maina dy, for SlOZo
All other announced sales were adjourned
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
BASEBALL
ROCHESTER, ADDED To THE CIRCUIT OF THE
EASTERN LEAGUE

ROCHESTER ADDED To THE CIRCUIT OF The
EASTERN LEAGUE
AT the annual convention Of the Eastern Base
ba League. neld at the Fifth Avenue Hotel yes
terday. 10 was unanimously voted 10 admit Roch-
ester 10 complete tie circuit. Utica made night.
for tho honor President Powers had prepared
TWO schedules and he announced that they would
not be ready for formal adoption until to-day.
The clubs ware represented as follows.
Montreal George \. O'Neill and Charles Dooley
Toronto, T. G. sooG; Syrs euse. G&%1rse; ;ir6y M
ana ". j. Murray Worcesier. Charles A. M1[sio9 rc4
Hartford william Bauie; ottawa. AeXander PIa !
ram. Utca 4. x. Brown. H0Ward j. EarIe' ana
Rochester. j. y. Nasn aud G. ". Boise. ,.
Tne League remained In session lliliu 10 p m last
night The Sweeney syndicate. Of Rochester, was
admitted as q member II the leaeuc H. a. II WaS
said aftcrw4rd nad been used as q clun 70 get tne
right k!ud OF an offer from koc1cster j. W. car
berry. of Rochester. guaranteed the DacklIg OF
G " Sweeney ana hs associates; Mr.. sweeney
rs proprietor of The Livingston Hotel in Rochester
and Of the ontario Bach Hotel at Cnariotte
= F. Uigeins ana r. f. Young are interested in
the new cilb "Dan" Shannon lay be Us manager.
DR. 4 r. Brown. Of Utica, said mat the iran Mise
had been promised TO tu,a and that ne had ac-
i,Iailv paid the money for IT, UHca viii remain IN
the New-IOrk state League.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
srrFyTU REGIMENT GYMNASTICS.

The second annual gymnastc contests OF the 7th
Regiment Athletic Association Will be held at the
arraory on Saturday. March 4 The contests VIII
be as follows: Heavy dumbbell lifting high KICK
ANY style. tumbng without assisiance) parallel
bars uhrce turns 10 each compe,itoD. suspended
rings three turns 10 each competitor. rope climb
,nc Indjan-club swinging and horizontal bars.
Company + viii be represented IN the relay races
fbe 5tb Artillery Of Boston. The team Is made up
OF J. }. Storms s. x. Thomas, NJ J. Waters ana
G y. Holbrook
Tho reriment will hold It's next games on the
Saturday after Easter. April 8.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
foreclosure Sales.
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
~ YoRK-Eurene s. Benjanin. plaintiff. against John


SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
- YoRK.-Eur.ne s. benjamin. plaintiff. against John
In pursuarce 81 judgment, ~ foreclosure ana sase
ing dat. the 9Th day OF January 1893 and entered IN ne
Office o. clerk II this county AT me Court houss Va
ihs S. S.rIS Ss ." referee @ in the
named will sell public auction. At The New fors Fsa'
Es's S.,s :s New w. r9 * eoaS,s Yo
Of Feb'usry 1879 AZ II oclock n2,n cn ss
BY IN. said judgms. be sold and therein described 40
fcows - x
.xtyhve ,is,y-ss,en and slryn,ne Fourth ayenas IN
~. CIV Of New Yor ard situate lying and being in the
seyenee1th ws.d o' the city 0, New York. bounded and
Pesnrlng a, point he esst.ry SIDE q Fourth ave-
Or@.y the B2T np.ysshi ne fsfs or.aT narhsr sn
Ninth street and running thence northerIy along ne
B2wey twenty four feet, snos sass .., ana ssy.n
inchss .ou,her!y In ne parable. win Ihirc ave.
nue weniynye fee, three and ons,han insns hsnss nc,
eleven and one quarter ncnts % ,ne pAes Q.
tsnnng according 70 me Rg. N ~ S,s ss Sss
York unt., &C, Of ths legislature OF tho state " ~"
ground stua. lying md heng in the seventeenth Ward
81 ssd civ G, New YorI bounced follows 70 Wit Re-
formerly n. Bowsr). hundred and twenty-five feet
norh.y dstsn. fro ths northeast ecrs, OF the sorsry
Rowery ,wenty-four feet: lssncs ess,er. In line At
cht angles he BoSey. eiglty feet ten and one
ta sy.nu. tvcnty-nve feet three ana one-hs inches
hence westerly In line at right snsi-s win tne Bowery
.eyeny-wo feet eleven ncAes to ne place oS bernnins
according 20 used BY the comnisson
.s Of streets Roads in the CITY Of New York under
tn. he essaue OF the state o, New YORK passed
pa DATED New York. January 9th. 1880 5000
HUFFMAN & rRAHvrNHErMER Rsf:rss.
A,torneys for Plaintiff.
% BROAD street Borough NJ MANHATTAN New York CITY,
Terfh
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same n same. Lineoln-s es. lot II. map Of the
nisason property years. ars......:.:.:.....:.;...:
Sane to same. .FoTes,-.,. 5. 100 (, n Of west
Farms Road. 3 years. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Same to same. Pop;ar-s, :. 1914 IT E Of Forest
Ge5shesan. Peter to Peter Doeser. No 2i, Eas,
9sth-st. demand .......'...'....''.'.--.
H.rss Edward and Henry. ard Eward oppen-
asimer 70 William D King 7th-aye. corner
Hafner. Emanuel and Moses wol, 10 George L
Hyes as gen ra. guardian. sth-avs. " $. 25.s
Same 70 same. sth-aye s. 75.s It Of ii2th-st.
Jacobs. Sarah. to Helen W pomsroy. ss,h-.,.
3 3 l3O u " of Park-ave. year ..............
cnisiloe. Michael and Michael cowen 70 Selma
chester-ave 3 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Same to Gus,ave Blass. wa.e,-a,e. 5. ie2.7
n q; westchester-avs yesr.................
same to same. wsiss-sv~ v :. 1871 n ot
Wesiehesier ave. year................. ........
Same 70 same. Wales-ave. W :. 2l2.7 It Of
Same 70 " liam Hockey ana another. sam.
same 70 Marie obry. same property. 3 years.
Ferguson Robert 10 Title Guarantee and Trust
Company. sth-ays. corner li2th-st. demand.
Noble James. and another 70 New-York Life In
surance and Trust Company trustees, etc. SD
s.. =. 1851 It Of West Fsnd-ave. 3 years..
HoeAcr. Hugo F. to Irving Savings institution
l33i-st. Nos and 10 West. years mort
SOM. Henry and iiyman. to TIN. Guarantee and
Trust Compsny. l77th-st. 5. 500 II OF
Sama to same. WendOver-aye. n s. i9G.11 n e Of
Webster-ave. years. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
seme - same. Wendoyer-aye. 5 3. 20 II = of
Bro k-ave 3 years Observation-Disclosures.
Lawson. Daniel d. 10 Edith & McCagg Park ave.
corner 9Sth-st ] NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MetZger. Martin. 20 Ethe. k.ng. as general
guardian. 1th-aye. z. sos u Of llith-st. |
year
Meyer. Frederick W. TO Anna VI Helm. l12th-st
:. 40 = " of sth-aYe. ! year.................
Oppenhe ner. Edward. and Edward nnS Henry
IIrsh to George L Rlves general guardian.
etc. st Nlcholas-sve. $ W corner 1l4th-st year.
Turner. Herbert .. - the Farm rs Loan and
Trust Company. Nos 1919 and l3s West 2sth-st.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
srvv5yG Up IN MACyAUGHTAy CASE.

The examination in the case OF James Mac
naughtan. former president Of the Tradesmens
National Bank, on a charge Of violating the Ma
tional Banking law in falsely causing 10 be certi-
fed check drawn by his brother. Allan Mac
naughtan. for $4,000 February 10. 1871 when
the latter had no funds on deposit. and the joins
charge against them Of having conspired 10 Sc
cure tho certilcation Of the check. was finished
Yesterday afternoon before United states Comms-
eiorer Shields General Tracy. counsel for the de-
fence summed up for the accused brothers. after
which Commissioner Shields adjourned the hearing
until this morning.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
BILLIARDS.
rcnrrRv PLAYS WITH ANDREW MILLER.

wCREERY PLAYS WITH ANDREW MILLER.
McCreerv played practice game Of Billiards yes
terdav afternoon at Slossons academy His op-
poaent was Andrew Miller. and the Westerner won
by 4lo to 1871 His best run was l0l. and his average
1913 In the evening Foss played a Mr. MOTIFS
Of Chicago, and beat him by 2)o TO IA fosss
average was 8 2-22 and his best run 81.
4 letter was received Yesterday from Mullen. VINO
&c IN the Adirondacks. In which he says ne aver
aged Il 9-23 on Tuesday in & fye-hundred- point
VIII
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
70 CONTROL ROWING At porGHKEEPSIE
An ASSOCIATION FORMED AND OFFICERS cHosE'
AT MEETING II THIS CITY.

A. fl meeting of amateur oarsmen. railroad men
and cltzcns OF Pouchkccps.e at the Manhattan
Hotel Yesterday an assecia.ion was formed to con-
,rol and manage ron az on the Hudson at Pougn-
s.atei- Tia. name Of The new assOc cidiiOn is tho
T.l'.L LkecpsIa Highland Amateur Rowing Assocld-
tlon on the Hudson. and The officers and directors
src. President. j.. {. Lambert. Of this city. gen
Srai passfnger agent of the West shore RailroaI;
vice presidents. ". +. Boon, ". - Frank ana
II < leyuo.ds. al Of PoIcIk eeoale. an &. Z.
iIughes of tnls city superintendent of TIE wagner
I544ce Car Comp ny. secretary. FrcQcr!ck X foIl-
rctver al ins City secretary Of thc National oars
mems Association; treasurer John H. CaaPoeii'
Irnutv civ Chamberlain: directors, the onlcefs.
I,ifIs y Nahr president of the National Oars
mems Association. ana a. " Peckwell
Nr Fortmeyer said last cyenng mat Cornell,
Coiumhia the University Of Pennsy lyana ana the
University Of Wisconsin had sisnihed ther lntehi
ton OF rowing a. Poughkeepse In tne futuIe. anl
tnat efforts would be made 10 get otner AInetIcan
crews 10 row there. and possibly n ioreisn CIV, @
ing.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

9th-st. Nos 314 and 3l6 East for SKIS brick
flthouse. with stores. 25xs2: Albert Hockster.
~ No ~ Wes' l20;h-st. owner; Kurzer & RohI. -
q 31-ave and 7h-st. architects. S2O'
0'h-st No 3lS East for six story brick store
and lofts. 2.XIs1. August Ruff OF No - West
l20th-st owner; KUrtzer & P0h architects. 2o'
Vyse-aVe. . s. - Il q of JenninFs-st FOR a two
sto-r fame dwelling 20S3i. " n am Horn Of
y, 2oSs 3d-aye. owner and architect.......... p
West Farms Road. &. 4f76 4 n Of Honest, ror
a two-story brick dwelling. 20X2s. Alfred
BrusadelL Of No 32i l0th-ave. owner; Charles
" Miller architect ................. p
Rosc ial.-aye " 8 200 Z, Of Manson-st. for
two-a rd-a- half-story frame dwelling, 2)X3O;
Curtis & Rake. OF No 1885 3d-ave. ownes;
" Miier 4rn1iffct. z;
f4fth-st y : li5 n " Of Brook-ave for two nve-
story brick natiousas. 2jX90: Al lpl Wexer.
~ " !37 East lj@d-st owner, Ii T Howell,
drclItNt *o'
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Drevtus julius to eph L nuttenweser No '@ $1,000
I'm, athan company 70 Amer can Mort
,age company Brook-a'e. 8. 100 II n of - soo
Sane to sane Hrool-aye. lotlo # : of sooo
Wen1over-a'e year. o'000
ave- = s. lst2 . of St PauIs place. dus..:. 5000
same . same Brook-a'e. corner - FaA' coo
Same to same 3r ok ave s. 1927 It q Hist 100
sa Hsa i co%S9 = 5s,es e Iss; s2? 5000
sane 70 same. Erook-aye. =. So r. Of s. ,ooo
LEI. slIs Enii as' S. 70 su.an HERMAN e, a.
tess. etc. nraab-asc 2st2 It n o; St Paurs ,ooo
Sane To- American Morirase company. brook
same to sane. BrooS-ays 5, loo It OF Wen oooo
Same 70 same. Br'aS ave. $ 1892 7: Of St .o..
str19ss, lcrmahn' ana another, to the Fqg,ao;e
sh-ase. corner i4oth-st year. ,... 5000
iiaH' Mary B. to Henry A Taylor, No i27 East .oo.
1tSnas c5nyie Brewing company to the Bank
for SAVINGS city 4 New-YoIA, iGtA-st 5 S. $50 100000
At6oase' sarah " to Mutual Lie Insurance
Company. Greene-st. s. 100 II of Houston ,oono
si'.si' Ama5Sa3 Mutual Lise ,in:qrane:, Cs%-
pany. ColumbJs-ave. " 5, 21.lO II : of elth- -ooon
buckley JOIN j. to Mildred jacobs as guar 1900
dian 2Sth-st 56.ll u . of 1th-ave 3 years uOOo
Same 10 julia D Ellsworth. 2stn-st 1871 It - ,oo
LyInsiton. James 70 Henry schmidt and
9asr ;mIstt iIp'seFs ysai. Sss s. go " o. 10000
p2ay1H gscs,v Ji% ls.s T. 70 Ea5'"'s 5 # fS
year ,...................... II 900
I7 ne'Wssh' Rrssi ,9ctsst Years 10000
Abenan Abraham and Kate senbaum 70
marie VI Nis IT, ,n,r - N'''"'' ,. 20 900
c., s,r,c sane r-ooerfv j. vear............ p coo
Alg.r Marguerite f.. New-Yc:k Security and
Trust Company 2l-ave. n " corner 9Itt-sL .. ooo
SAM To- american N'''s"s' 1000
Cumming william. IT, 20 Tile GAarantee ana
Trust Company. st1-afe. n corner Il-th-s'' oooon
csgaa. James j. % Tile Guarantee and Trust .oo,
.upany ~ 9i2 Wet End-aye. 3 years 49,. le'oVo
Cowcn Michael and Michael Chis.ng q Helen
A Rcfneld and another. trustees Wa.es-aNe, .oo
iro : n q West-hsster-ave. years...... lloOO
Gleason joseph J. 70 Ellen O'Britn. lot ~. map 400
2 ''Sp
same 20 same .ot -. map. ? years l,oeo
same sarah r Rlstln. foplar-st. s 9. 2''lo co,
~ Forest-st , Nea-s l''"'
sane 70 f5m- Forest st. " s. 100 y n ot west ooo
Road. , relfs Io"V
sane to Clara Kraischer, torest-st :, NJ n -
0f Frliar-si. . years. -'fV'
Same same. Forest ST. 2. 90 u ot FopIat- oo
.
Same l. sare Forest 81. s. Is n % - West .-o
Farms Road. . lfafs. -'"''
Same 70 sane. PQiar-st =, lll y or o''s'- o.,o
years ....--. D. -. @'o'V
Gleason Joseph j. 10 David Mcclure L.acoln-st go
" s. 80 n Of Wet Farms Road. j years. -'o'V
Same % Bertha Wagner Lnclin-st. :. $40 = -.
= Road, 2 years l.ooo
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
SOLDIER ATHLETES TO MEET.

An important meeting Of the Executive Commit
tee OF the Military Athletic League will be held at
the ID Battery Arrnory Thlrty-third-st. and
Fourth-ave on Sunday al y. m. Details OF the
third annual military athletic tournament TO b.
teld az Madison Square Garden. March 20-25, VIII
qurOLUcCd
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
ITEMS or BASEBALL INTEREST.

Nothing was done yesterday in the Baltimore
BrooAlyn controversy. Messrs. Byrne and Hanlon
SAID they hoped the deal woa4 be completed with
out further delay i appears that one-haf Of the
81 900 purchase money TO be pad for the stock ned
in-.aw Of Tie late Charles n. Byrne. After ex-
president Evrrc's death the stock went 70 hl5 SIS
tf- WHO was the wife Of Mr.. Doyle. Mrs. Doyle
dfol recently.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
Ninth Street.


approximate the lien charge, 20 satisfy
Will above de.cr~l pio! cry 10 70 bs sold, s S2s-
ilp5U, thereon The 22d day u Deem
Ler b.S with and allowances, amounting
s3!6ga with from the 5th day OF January,
1899 together EXPIRES of the sale The sp-
uIOAmse amount 0i ircr;s and other uens.
witch allowed he rfohaser out of the pur
chase money paid by referee s06i 90 and later
{
thereon held by James y. Wen1 and upon which there
due the 22d DAY OF December. 1895. the sun OF
sl05. .G3?.32 . -
y. Y. January Q. 1900 JOHN H. RojAN,
The above sale +. hereby adjourned February ssa
hour ami place.
Dated New York February I. 1899.
KURZMAN & FRANKINHEINER. Referee
- Plaintiff.
20 Broad ST.. y, \. City.
The sale hereby further adjourned % teoruey
7th. 1899 a hour and place
Dated New York. February 3rd. 1899
HUFFMAN q FRANKENHEIMER. Referee.
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
20 Be al street. y. Y city. .
The above sale hereby further adjourned 70 feoTuGy
10Th 1899 al same hour and place.
Dated New York. February ith. lsg' . .,.
HUFFMAN e. FRANKENHEiMER, Referee
Attorneys for Plaintiff
BrOad y Y. CITY
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SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW.

- YORK.-Edrund Conn. Plaintiff, against "i4iAm
II C. Jackson et al. Defendants. =,
In pursuance OF judgment Of foreclosure and sale
duly and entered In the above entitled action pear
ing date the sth day Of February 1893.
| THE UNDERSIGNED the Referee In said judg1neHt
named Will sell al public auction the NewYork Real
Estate sales Room No. III Broadway. in the city ot
New.York Borough OF Manhattan. on the 5rd day et
March 1859 " O'Clock noon OF that day oy Bryan ~
Kennedy & Company. The premises oy said
Judgment 70 be sold and therein described as toloNs
ALL plot parcel Of and situate on the southsry
side OF Thirty the Borough OF Nanhattsr
IN The cty OK NewYork bounded and described as io
lows: BEGINNING point on the said southerly see
of Street distant Five hundred and tvent
fret 500 the Southeastery corner OF
Seventh Thirty fourth Street running thence
Fasterly along southery side Of Thrtyfourth street
Eighty IT.: Southeriy ani parallel win
Seventh Avenue Nney-eight feet nns inches tss - M
line OF the block between Thirty-thr1 and
Thrtyfourth thence Westerly along SAID centre
line Ehty feet 40 NJ and thence Nor,hery ana par
sel with Seventh Avenue Nnetye Eht feet nine incnes
0s It. n) southerly side of Thr,yfourth street
a, the pon, place ~ beginning sai premises lying n
Section Block No. 500 the Lant Map Of the city OF
New-York.
pa,ed New-york February 9th, 1909 -
Referee.
MERRILL & RooERs. Au'ys for plaintiff. III Bread
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
Proposals.
( RMY BTILD1NG, Whitehall Street. New

\ RMY BUILDING "hltehal street. new
~ York Guy February T. lS99.-Seaied proposals. IN
trplicate viii DC ceVed here until ONE O'Clock =. VI
February l5h 1850 aad then opened for supplying tns
Dooa rtnent kegs OF eight-penny wire nails $40
Kegs ten-penny 200 kegs Of tweve-penny and o ksss
of fo,ty-penny: 1900 squares American READY koonns
Mfgd by r. ". Bird & Son. East Wa.poie. Mass or
e1al also 900 feet OF lumber either white yellow.
or Norway pine Bidders Will state prices delivered on
the dock al Havana Cardenas Gslbarien Nue itss san
tag0 Manzar 10 Cierfu Cuba; delivery ~ less tnan
10, 900 feet at any point however will be
ol ed TIE Cove the right TO increase or
T5c the quant lies advertised for 20 cent II II IS
so desired = ecfcations and blank forms FOR bidding
ard Al information be had this Office The United
Ssfs Go, ent reserves the right accep; reject
anv or all proposals part thereof Preference Will
- ven 10 articles OF domestic production or manu-
factu.e conditions u quality and price includng In the
rrc- of oregn productions and Manufactures the duty
,beraon being equal Envelopes containing proposals
should be endorsed Proposals for Nails Roofing Paper.
and Lumber 10 opened February l5,n ls9 and ad-
Sress ed 70 A. ;. KIMBALL A. @. NJ G.. l. :. A
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
:. .RoRE5@,ISs8} ,Is} s QoRTsr1t;SN 10
PROGRAMME or SPORTS TO-DAY.

HOCKEY.-Drisler School against De La
Sale Institute, St Nicholas Skating Rink.
1890 a. m.
observation-disclosures chess tournament.
Columbia Grammar School East Fifty
hIst-st
SHOOTING.-Ow Head Gun Club. Dex-
ter Park: live bird shoot Frenchtown y.
J. Ridgewood Gun Club. Ridgewood PARK.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10

Frank sclee. manager Of the Boston champions.
was in the city yesterday. lie was IN consultation
with Edward Hanlon in the course Of the day and
II ps fun0red tIat lianlCn had his eye on catcher
bergen of The Boston team. nrst-c.ass catcher
is Tc.dcd ly brOol lyu 10 even up the team.
NeltLer manager would say anything about the
snff
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
or INTEREST TO wHEELMEN.

Tho weather for the last few days has simply
foored enthusiastic all-he-year-round rceTs or tAe
wheel They say they do not expect 20 De able TO
aet out for a week. As soon as me Weatn mpd-
crates and the snow packs. some OF the nafoy ones
Will take short spins on their Whees
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10

The Howard Wheelmen. Of Brooklyn. Will hold
their third annual reception at Arion Hall on Feb
r,,ar, o. The committee In charge Of the affair Is
working hard O. make n success and Is confident
that IL VIII succeed.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10

The approximate amount >, hs lien cNsrgs - AZ
isy which the above described property is 20 Be sold
SIS 92o 80 thereon from jan 9th isa %
gether W.h and allowance. amounting 70 ssose'
with Jaa 10Th 1899 together with the ex
,eases az the salv The Approximate amount Of taxes
s,sessmsnts and other len. which be allowed 90
the purchaser out Of the purchase money paid BY The
re eree interest
HENRY KROPF Referee
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
COLD SLETGHTyG AND SKATING.
SNOW AND ICE THE BEST IN YEARS. But NOT
MANY PEOPLE WERE oUT-ALL THE
EOADs ~ ZINE CONDITION

ROADS IN FINE CONDITION.
All the roads and driveways within nifty miles OF
New-York were covered yesterday with a coating
OF white, and those who lmperyious 10 the
cold had a royal time. 1t the finest surface
FOR sieishinC seen IN years but the winds blew
with such cutting force and the temperature was
so low that the average mortal wanted none OF
II. and he Will wait until the weather moderates
considerably before he includes seighing in his
recreation. All the uptown drives were in splendid
condition for steel runners and fast trotters but
there were comparatively few turnouts in Central
Park in Fifth or Eighth aves the Boulevard
or Riverside Drive The few seighers
smothere1 in robes and furs. and in some cases
only the tips OF the drivers noses could be seen,
and those were blue wiki the cold.
Stating on the lakes IT, Central and Prospect
parks Was announced The ice was solid enough
20 bear all the young folks n New-York AZ one
time. but the severe weather deferred even skating
enthusiasts. and the attendance at the lakes was
not large In the afternoon. and II was decidedly
meagre after nigh;fall Zero weather In this sea-
port town is cold weather and the mercury must
slip NJ several points in The tube before soighing
and skating can be enjoyed.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10

Said prominent League OF American WneemNn
worker who did not go 70 Providence on account
NJ business duties: There IS doubt IN my mind
thar the League win continue 70 control racing
Stil Il is the duty Of every /. a. W. official 70
sbide bv the opinion of the majority and 10 work
lovailv for the organization, no matter waich way
ne cat jumps nan who does otherwise Is a
traitor