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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-27
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AURORA GRATA.
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GOLF
yARDoN SHOWS HIS MARVELLOUS SKILL
IN A FoUR-BALL MATCH

VARDON SHOWS HIS MARVELLOUS SKILL
IN A FoUR-BALL MATCH.
Royal Palm. Miami Fla, Feb % (speciaD-Harry
Vardo1 showed his class in conclusive way here
to-day the local course of the Florida East Coast
Golf Club. In a four ball match between Vardon
and Low against VIII Smith and Alexander Find
lay. Nardon and Low won by up and TO play, In
eighteen holes. A previous similar match played
on Sunday. had resulted in a victory for Smith
and Finday by up. to play. and the opponents
wanted revenge.
vardon played great golf on the first round
making &c. enabling his side TO win in 9 holes,
the other being halved. This lead increased
TO up on the tenth Vardon getting 3. to each
for Smith and Findlay.
Smith took the only hole won by his side on the
next. in 4 each for the other three Then
Vardon and Low cinched the match at the next
the former taking a 4 and the latter 5, to 6 each
for Smith and Findlay. On the bye Vardon and
comparison of the medal play scores gives Var
SON b a n y 9d me 0 peT 6S ne p an5
10 play, and Findey by up and to play. Ffndlay
record for eghteen holes here Vardon did the work
for ms side and needed no assistance from his
partner in winning, though Low on size. halved
with his partner. and was three times under the
best ball Of the opposing team. His approaching
was one or the features. as he narrowly missed the
10 medal play ne beat Smith and Findlay each 8
pn G Twice 10 ad Re fouT ho de Oh 5 ysTd IN
landing dead half yard on the first round. and
holing siX-yard put the second. Smith took
the second hole from the other three in s. by hol-
ing seven-yard put. The best ball score follows:
Vardon
IN G9' : ::::::::::ss S So
Smith and Findsy
2 ::..::: :::::ss ss$s sE: 40
VArdon and Low W and 6 TO play.
INDIVIDUAL CARDS.
Vsrdon:
Out 2 8 IS s 4 $50
In ....................4 6-40-T6
Low:
Out Observation-Disclosures 1 90 60
.................5 8 s 8 5-40-S2
Smith:
Out ......-........-...4 "7 3 9 ga
In ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 8 6 6@1-S5
Ffndlay.
Out fS .. ...:.:::::::.5
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1S'py0gRgIS
3pORTsr1fN'
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TODAY

BOWLTNG.-Fire Insurance League
ROYAL Hanover and Northern teams Bank
Clerks Ieague-Chase No. ]. SeabOard ana
Mechanics and Traders teams; United
Bowling Club (Section two)-Navahoe.
Black Bass and Blocker teams; Columbia
League-Gramercy. Empire City and Cen
fury Wheelmen teams; Harlem Navy-Nas-
sau Nonpareil and Wyanoke teams; Car
ruthers' Brooklyn National-East New
York Prosperity and Pontiac Wheelmen
teams; Brooklyn Royal krcanum-Common-
wealth Ridgewood and Gramercy teams.
HOCKEY. -New-York Athletic and Cres-
cent Athletic Club teams, st. Nicholas Rink
evening
SKATING-Speed contests. Clermont Ave-
nue. Rink Brooklyn, evening.
YACHTING - Seawanhaka Corinthian
Yacht Club meeting, Sherry's, evening.
POOL-Knickerbocker Athletic Club tour
nament evening
BILLIARDS.-Hanover Club tournament,
evening.
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

- York.-ANNA y. ROGERS Plaintiff. against JOHN
II. STYLES. JR.. Il Al. Defendants AZ
q Judgment foreclosure ana
ma above entitled action -e@---S
the 10th day OF February, ESQ.,.
l. THE UNDERSIGNED. the Referee IN said Jl-SIl---5
named sell public auction az the New foFN 49,
Estate Sales Room No III broadway. IN the BorsE SI
Manhattan CIV OF New York. on the l5h DAY or Nl'
1900 twelve O'Clock on that I7F o' 49,. =
Meyer x Company auctionee-s tae i.e7T -
said Judgment be sold. and therein --s''7'- d. III
lows: - -
ALL those four certain lots pieces or tre-s o. 5n
with the buildings and iup-ov eueats thereon er-ly
situate. lying and ueirE D the IV---Ll W-.l NJ, t
Borough 81 Manhattan 1ty ~ New YORK, bounded az
described follows EEFlN NiN' l % 49, .s,.ls
lt1rl street. distant Two na-e go
feet Fastery from s1urhrastary ~ i'rd S
ami Amsterdam Avenue thence >tu-'ery pa-
Amsterdam hundred and t"tNr ~,
six running E1Srery ana ptl-'1-
one hundred lltSh i-rt tlea'
NortherIy and again parallel with Amsterdam Avenue -
hundred and twelve ti2' feet SN tn' tH-"gS VI
souherlv side 81 IGSr and theme rurnns Ns
erv alonS he socthery side u iirl street one "-"s4
CUO the point cr place ~ r"-.1..a+-
Dated New York February ltth- .sN,, ,r,r,>-,.r,
MERRILL. 4 ROGERS Attorneys for pla-ntH III Hl~@
way. Manhattan. New York CITY ~ -
following q diagram % the properly Co
az described above the said premises asV'ns no SUSs
numbers
fG3rl
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LINCOLN
IT THE COLI
COLUMBIAN.

Totals .913 912 $40
Grand totals-Columbian
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Real estate.

All that can be known or dis
covered about Real Estate Title
the TITLE GUARANTEE
AND TRUST COMPANY
knows and discovers through
its plant, and through its force
of skilled lawyers, devoting
themselves wholly to title ex-
aminationS.
All that is unknoWable, and
undiscoverable, this company
insures against with a guarantee
fund of S. 900,
No buyer is justified in dis
pensing with such protection,
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BOXING.
AN ARGUMENT AGAINST HORTON LAW.

AN ARGUMENT AGAINST HORTON LAW
Admirers of prlzehghting seem to be having
hard time of 1t these days The contest between
Walcott and Choynsk like most of those which
went before IT, ended in dissatisfaction ana III
eliminating charges Under these conditions II Is
little to be wondered at that the general public
looks upon all of these contests prearranged
fakes" Choynskrs contention that he was IN
no condition to fight, and that he suffering
with broken rib at the time that he went into the
to favorite, those who were conversant with the
actual conditions ought to have turned penny
If 1t not honestly 1t is simply an
other argument that the Horton law ought to be
repealed and repealed Immediately. The managers
of these prizefghts should not be allowed to make
victims of the public any longer.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Cunnins. Thomas j. Mary NJ Costello. guard
ian, etc. 168th-s 225 IT of Amsterdam Ell EOo
Dennison Mary D. and another to Metropolitan
Life Insurance Company No IL East lIth-s IN o. 900
Bel Thomas ii. to Emanuel Heiiner ct al Am
sterdan-ave. n e corner l2,th-st also title 70
Interior gore Ga # Of ana 81 900
Haberman. Simon. 10 Samuel W Weiss. trustee
etc Edsecombe-ave. i24i1 IT OF 14lst- % -no
Richie. Albert TO Universal Trust Company.
123d st. 300 IT OF Amsterdam-ave in % ooo
Morgenthau Maximilian TO Bond and Mortgage
Guarantee Company, Sd-ave 3. 1910 II OF % ooo
singer "s "a M s5d 70 D,Yisanst 1900
lyman Wss1 , 1av9 20 sehy 'i 1900
bq Pan EsopS 81 70 EinETSr 1900
Klein beneGnG A 10 N6 5s 10000
Killing k 81 ar 9a 70 SSpne Nae'oS' 1000
Nq5 7 Martin; 70 Easr9 Fl Of G4sdst year. 10000
Kein Benedict A. TO H bio years 10000
Hyman. Gerson TO MetroPotan Life Insurance
company I-'h-S'' II s. 'o]o II " u $1,000
Same to same lzth-st' n g. $3.50 II u So $4,000
Cunningham EnfS william F. and philip j Kearns
Union Dime Savings Institution, Mott-ave' - ooo
Thomas oTG SteP o2ner iO 70 i 1880
Hy an DIX 81 ., isaYe nsteiTr 5000
Cunningham, William F, and another % Union
p'g Zoe Sang " Of is4tbst 5000
Goodman Israe; d, Moses T Pyne and another.
s 1T Gears rs a. NO % $4,000
PaTk West = 255 # Of 67th-st year. 10000
40 +, e. Of ParS-ave years 10000
Kennedy Carrie TO EdwaTd and He a! N M g
West T4th-st. months OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lOOO
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CYCLING.
MEETING OF THE NETWORK DIVISION
WEEKLY TOURS SUGGESTED
FOR THE SUMMER.

The Executive Committee of the New-fork olVi-
sion Of the League Of American Wheeimen heiu
meeting at the division headquarters in the Nahuei
bilt Building yesterday afternoon III was eApec'eu
that some decision would be announced regarding
the policy of the division for the year. but the
committee has not yet formulated all It's piahs'
and the was DELAYED d until
afternoon. Among those present YESTERDAY WEI TT
the M Bsd NJ anff George
Pennell and John B. Uhle. There was CONSIDERABLE
its encouragement in this State. The delegates were
Commissioners have done their work SO well that 1t
would be for the best of all concerned lot the o'i
sion to take no action at this time
Clarence B. Shedd the chairman OF the committee
in charge of the crusade to get wheelway over
the Brooklyn Bridge, made suggestion TO Chiet
Consul Belding which met with considerable favor
and the chances are that it will be adopted at the
next meeting. It is Mr.. Shedd's idea that regular
weekly tours be held during the summer months
in charge of the local consulate and officers of the
division It is proposed to have these tours start
from some central station. and that all wheelmen
be invited. There will be well known path,
finder in charge Of each run which VIII extend d
ing country It is expected that the tours will start
has already laid out schedule which includes
twenty-five different routes. 1t is not the intention
to have scorchng matches but that the runs snail
be conducted at moderate pace. The start Will be
eP TO- the 10 CITY BY aS as day 6 eeTe the
plan win increase the interest in the League OF
| ~
positive benefit TO many wheemen who are not IA
| miliar with the surroundings Of New-York.
In discussing proposed improvements, prom
| inent wheelman who is in business in Chamber-st
said yesterday:
Something should be done to insure the asphalt
| ing of Chambers-st. between now and the opening
OF the riding season With Chambers-st. asphalted
from Broadway TO West Broadway the thorough
fare would be improved. / believe that If
would agitate the question the thoroughfare would
| be improved. the street is paved with those old
fashioned cobblestOnes. and It is bad for a light
vehicle as it IS for bicycle. With that portion
| OF the street improved both wheelmen and drivers
would have the needed connecting link between the
/ East and the West sides
The Unknown Wheelmen will have their annual
entertainment and reception at Arion Hail. Brook
| lyn' on March g. The officers follows: w
H Belts, president; Charles Crissey vice-president
| h H Schultz. recording secretary; F. Herdman
treasurer; 7. H Belts, financial secretary; O.
/ hornooerfer corresponding secretary; A Cotton
| sergeant-at-arms; Committee Of Arrangements-Ar-
| thur Carmen, chairman: A. Vendig, George Law
| less, F. Herdman. Frank Leach r H Belts Les
| ter Douden and John Lyon.
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ROWING AT HARVARD.

Cambridge. Mass, Feb. 20 (SpeciaD-Harry Vail,
Of Halifax, n. s.. has finally been engaged 10 coach
the crews of the recently reorganized Newell Boat
Club, of Harvard. and is in Cambridge ready
OF the varsity head coach, who will supervise the
general work Of the club Vail will teach the men
the rudiments of the stroke and will hold about
the same position Donovan does in the Weld
Boat Club, against whom he will be pitted In sew
eral races. OF the men under consideration. Vail
was selected because his ideas seemed to more
nearly coincide with those of Mr.. Storrow. He has
had experience in Baltimore, and last year was
coach of the Vesper Boat Club. Of Philadelphia.
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CHESS.
THE NEW CODE OF RULES.

THE NEW CODE OF RULES.
The code OF rules TO govern the first National cor
respondence tournament under the auspices OF the
Chess Association of the United States has just
been issued by the Committee on Rules-Walte
Penn Shipey. of Philadelphia ]. ]. Mayheld OF
Tuscaloosa. Ala. and j. +. Cook Of Boston The
code, which will have to get the sanction OF the
meeting OF delegates March %, is an excellent
piece of work. and there seems to be no doubt
whatever that will be accepted According TO the
scheme the competition will be open to twenty-1
experts Of the United States, with entrance fee
of S.. There will be six prizes, of the value OF
$50 S25 $50 SIS and so, respectively while special
prize for clubs will also be awarded. Each con-
testant will have to play game with every other
player, but he need play only four games stimuli
taneously, but may play more, If he wishes All
the other rules in accordance with those adopt
ed in similar competitions.
The Manhattan Chess Club has decided to offer
two additional purses for two series Of five games
each, to be played between Halpern and ROething
on one side and Delmar and Marshall on the other.
Both these contests will be governed by the same
rules and regulations were adopted for the
Lipschuetz- Richardson series. now in progress at
the club. The annual handicap tournament VIII
be begun next week.
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Fulton-ave W s. 126.i1 n 1T4th-st. f2ox
s. 1Ox Irregular John Dury' referee 70 hl $3.50
End-ave corner Ith-st. ZAoN4VN
irregular: Maurice Rapp 10 Walter scott '
s4th-st 8 3, 100 II OF 9th-ave. 2OxS89; Carrie
Calhoun William A Crosby. .............:
sdsve No eso ,S;,3 2' xog1 James Whtne 1000
5sths No 20 East 2oIiO4oi I g1oaD fIoos. $500
1s!oave No 49, go s. 2'sEioo Marcus Ao!er 1878
5sd-st No 1873 West 25x1OO5: I. Drum
mond to Thomas J Drumm0nd
Broadway, g corner 1920 st. 75x9911 lie Grand
Petit To Stephen G Thomas .....--....-.s.
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foreclosure Sales.
SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
- YORK.-Laura Le CcuteuIx de Caumca. P1sf1rrr
against Harriet 2 Doran. Admicls-rat-lx. &C. ana
Others, defendants.
In pursuance Of a Judgment o. Foreclosure and .sr.
duly and entered in the above entitled sr-i-I
and bearing date the NTH o. February. -
undersigned the Referee In said judgment 7a1- VII sa1
a public auction the New York Peal Estate s7rss
room. No Ill Broadway IN the B1rouah ~ Nsnhat-s1
City OF New York the day n February
1900 Il o'clock noon that CAV. By Peter Meyer
Auctioneer the premises directed by said Judgment 10
sold and therein described as follows
ALL that certain cot piece parcel ~ land
building and improvements there erected Ivl-s
and being the Twelfth Wa-1 n the New Yo-f
bonded and described follows BEGINNING
on N0rnerIy side 81 One hundred .v--n-vslr-5
Street Ninety 900 fees Westerly Westerly
Of Third Avenue. running thence Nlr--er'v
with Third Avenue Niuety-n.Ce 90 feet eleven on
inches - between hur5r-l
and twenty-sixtn and One hundred and tvervs=ver-l
Streets; thence Westerly along said M
block t2ol feet thence Sourery and parallel
with Third Avenue Ninety nine 900 te= ana eleven IN
inches N0rfha-y side Of one hundred twenty
sixth Street and thence taserlv along sad Nrtay side
Of hundred and tvertysta Street. Twenty
TO point place OF beginning
Dated New York. February 5th. 1890.
JOHN F. BRODSt1T. Referee.
JOSEPH F STEER.
Attorney Plaintiff. No II Broadway Manhattan
York City
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rhs approximate OF the lien or eesTe S 8 81
S,o M t,n ttsrrsI thereon the ldJh ay & ,S~
arv 1000 together costs and a.l & ,,<eIher
o SIPS 4S. with interest rom FV''N''S ''' ~
with the expenses OF the sale .. -,,-,ysxss fcE
The bremses will be Sold subject 20 ~" -, ssh On
S2O Oso sach ana 70 two mortgages tCr SSV'V ss me
which said four mortgages there has been mort
". -, ~ S7S 200 Interest on SAID ths
sages at the rate OF cent per ~ A. an sad
amount OF interest which VIII &c ~ n s.
f5ir MORTGAGE on the 18th day Of March l''' - v
eco "a - ,ooo
Dated New YORK February - ADAM WIENER
Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-27
COMPANY F WINS THE STEELE TROPHY

The closest shooting in years marked the second
of the two annual competitions for the team of
five trophy at the 18th Regiment Armory on Sat
urday night.
The winners for 1900. Company F. had the great
est aggregate for the two matches The present
trophy was presented by the family of the late
Captain Henry S. Steele. The conditions of the
match were seven shots standing at 200 yards and
seven shots prone at 800 yards. The scores of Com
pany + follow:
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SUPREME CoURT, COUNTY OF NEW

YORK-Cecilia de Medina as sole surviving exscurrx
OF snd trustee unler sns Lt 1 WI anu IL = -
Frederick Robinson and others. defendants
In pursuance Of a Judgment OF foreclosure sale.
bearing January. 1880 T. the under
signed the referee in said Judgment named viii sell al
city Of New York on the 27th day OF February 1900.
auctionee premises directed Judgment &c
sold. and therein described as follows
All that lot piece parcel land. with the
building erected thereon situate lying and being the
nty-third Ward OF the City OF New York Borough
twenty-five 322 Mott bounded and described
foilo~s- Resinnng az point on the esseriy line Of
Twenty-thrd and Twentyfourth Wards
eastery line OF said ntsrsecsi
the division line between Numbers seventeen On
Register Of the County Of Westminster entitled Map o.
villa belonging Col Lewis Morris. MoEEsa1 IN
New York made by Andrew F1nday, Sur
dated 10th June 1s4s the said point OF beginning
avenue. determined by the maps. FIVE hun
dred and ninetytwO 592 feet and eghty-hve nehun-
dredths (SlO OF foot from the norherly line q C1s
Hundred and Ttiry-eghth and thence running
northwardy but along said present eastey line q Mott
avenue twenty-five Ieet thence a
right angles SAID present eaer line Of Mott avenue
hundred and hftyseven $50 feet and SXJy-sx one-
land OF the New and Harlem Railroad Company
thence southwardy but along said westerly side OF sad
last mentioned land twenty-five t-o Ieet ana nItyFo
one-hundredths (5210Ol Of foot thence westwsrdy.
but again at right angles to said present eastsry Inc
as the same extends ffty-tvo G59
and hfty-one onehuniredths t511OO) Of foot 70 the
Said premises being in Section No g Block Number
2341. shown the Land Map OF the City q New YORK
Dated New York. February %. 1900
ROBINSON BIDDLE & WARD. Refsre-.
Attorneys Plaintiff.
No. 100 Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan. city OF New
The following is premises to be sold:
Z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-27

In the gymnasium contest open to juniors held by
Cutler School. Van De venter Won scoring 4s4
points out Of possible 49, Dos Psssos and Belden
tied for second place with IS points each. On the
try off Dos Passos won. Other scores were: Bar
nard. 2s1s points; Zegler. 20 points. and Mcclure.
2sIz points.
The schedule for the championship basketball
games has been adopted. and the nrst game In the
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BOW LING.
INQUIRE, A wYANoKE oARsMAN. BREAKS


The feature of last nights series in the Harlem
Navy tournament. at the Palace alleys was the
clever bowling of Mcclure of the Wyanoke Boat
oqS TEAM McGuire rolled 22 While his second
he put up total Of 22 pins which PEeaf Frendshp
team was the double winner for the evening while
the Lone Star bowlers lost two games
The summary of the nights scores follows'
FIRST GAME,
eg Mq Msr TO- @ p0s sd 5ge Nah'F
Lone star-Yankauer. 15e Dublon. 100; susgenheimer
1873; Epstein. 1O7; Levor 1870; total, ee3
SECOND GAME
Frendshp-Higbie, IT'S; Yarchow, 161; Gerhardt lol;
Mcdowell. l91: B. Dewes. 16S; total. SS5
Done star-Yankauer, 1877: Dubon. I1S; suggenheimer
1873: Epstein. 1873; Levor 15S total, &C.,
THIRD GAME
McDowei 10o; B. Dewes 1856 total 500.
MaSeS 49, o5 ste1 1as si 49, Maher
THE CARUrHERs TOURNAMENT.
The Manhattan team proved too strong for the
Bushwick Wheelmen and the Monarch teams last
evening in the Caruthers Brooklyn National tour
FIRST GAME
Bushyick -Mahlan. 1885, Blood 1s1: Schreiber
147; Delaney, 1884, Landman, 143; total $40
Bauer loo; Alien ISIS; total. sal,
SECOND GAME
ron e5 W ot sae 1885, Boemernann
BushwiCk whsemen.Mahlen 1874; Blood lel Schneider
las; Delaney. 16s Landman, 1875 total. 1856
THIRD GAME.
Northumberland. 149 Halter. 1888 G. Halter l46;
Bauer. 2l0; Allen ISL; total S4s.
is Ss Ns. M oIs lS'
BROOKLYN ROYAL ARCANUM.
The Lefferts Council won two games last evening
in the Brooklyn Royal Arcanum tournament. The
FIRST GAME.
Leerts Councdl-w 149; Aschenback, 121; Brand
143; c. Smith. 1872; Sellers, 1876; total, 7Ol
Nassau Council-Peterson 141; Kerr, 161; Marshall
139; Knowles, 1913; Rushie. ~: total 67e'
SECOND GAME
Atlantic Council-Losee 1885, Pierce 1877 Hckok, 1855;
Barber. 1885, Forrest 1874: total, 727
Nassau Counc-Peterson, 1874; Kerr 14s; Rushie lsl;
Marshall 1o7; Knowles, 143; total, 65S.
THIRD GAME.
5eerts Coqncilw Smith 1885, Asehe1 1b l47 Brand
Atlantic counci-Losee 154; Pierce. 1885, Hckok 19oi
Barber. 1S3 Forrest 1874; total 1926
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE TOURNAMENT.
night in the National League tournament beating
both Mornngsde and America good scores of
SSS and S62. The odd game fell to the credit OF
America The scores follow:
FIRST GAME.
Metropolitan -Breen, III; Keller, 1885, Fisher, 1875
Leuly. 10; Arnold, ISL: total. SIS.
,5s ~ Madden de 49, Eche 1871
SECOND GAME
ca-Deitenbach. 1872 Gedney, 1852; slee, 16o
Prudential, i73; Names, 17S; total S15.
Mornngside 12s; Madden, 145; Edche, 172
Kingelhorer. 1862; wtckens. ISL; total 77s.
THIRD GAME.
Metropolitan-Breen, 229 Keller. 1875; Fisher. 149
Leuiy 16o; Arnold, Is1; total, S62.
Ameriea-Deifenbach. 1874. Gedney. 14e; Slice, ISIS;
Prudential. 1853; Names, 176; total, SIT.
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series resulted In victory for Barnard over De La
Sale by the of l3 70 T. The game was a
rough one, and fouling frequent The contest
was refereed by George A Salmon.
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sHARKEY MAY FIGHT F1Tzs1MMoNs.

Tom ORourke, the manager OF rom
Sharkey. is reported to have accepted Bob Fitz-
siinmonss challenge, and says that he will agree
to anything that the latter wants and will bet
much Ftzsimmons wishes. A meeting Is 10
be held next Monday for the purpose of arranging
the match
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lll-ul
13sth Street.

The approximate amount Of the lien or charge satisfy
which the above described property sold. IS
s45l5 is with from January 25 1900 together
with costs and allowance amounting S4I9 IS. with in
teres from January 3Oth roo The Approximate
of taxes assessments and wate- rates other Eens
to he allowed purchaser Of the purchase
or paid by the Referee, IS S34+- %. with interest.
Dated, New York. February %. 1900
JOHN Il JUDGE Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-27
BAYARD BRIGHTON BEAcH SECRETARY

AT a meeting of the directors of the Brighton
Beach Racing Association held last Friday Ralph
Bayard was appointed racing secretary Bayard
Is an old newspaper who has been Interested
in racing fer many years
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12Gth Street.


The approximate amount Of the lien charge satisfy
which the property be sold IS SIT6756 WIKI
thereon from February 3ri 1850 together WIKI
and allowances amounting S2f4f5 with
on S2O9 ~ from February 5th. 1890 together
panses the sale The approximate amount Of taxes
assessments or other liens which allowed
purchaser out OF the purchase money paid b the
Referee, is S27314 and interest.
JOHN E BRCDSKY Referee.
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REAL, ESTATE TRANSFERS.

closure; to the plaintiff for $500 over mortgage
interest etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-27
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE TOURNAMENT.
CARLTON WINS CHAMPIONSHIP.

The Brooklyn Interclub tournament was finished
night the different alleys the Carlton Club
winning the championship. The scores:
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miscellaneous.

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PERFUMES al lowest prteeA JAMMEs q "'>-
near bLA-Ays.