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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-06
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PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

BOWLlNG.-Fire Insurance League, L.
and L. and G., German-American and At
lantic Mutual teams Harlem League-Play-
on OF tie for first prize and championship
washington and Knickerhocker; Bank
Clerks League-Plaza, Chase No. l. and
Mount Morris teams: North Side Ma
tional, Claremont, Hooker and North New
York teams; United Bowling Clubs Section
No. Z. Owl. Glendale and Aurania teams;
Arlington National. Blocker, Straggler and
OradeH teams; Brooklyn Royal Arcanum
League. Oxford. Bushwick and Fulton
teams Associated Cycling Clubs Of Long
Island Bushwick. Indian and Kings County
teams.
HOCKEY.-New-York Athletic Club and
st. Nicholas Skating Club. St. Nicholas
Rink
CYCLE RACTNG.-Meeting National Cycle
Association. Astor House
BILLIARDS.-Annual Amateur Athletic
Union Class championship billiard tour
nament Knickerbocker Athletic Club.
Administrations games and cycle
races Xavier Athletic Club and Company G.
9th Regiment, armory, $50 p. m.
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YACHTING.
NEw-RocHELLE CLUBS ELECTION.

NEW-ROCHELLE CLUBS ELECTION.
Commodore Eugene Lambden presided last night
at the annual meeting Of the New-Rochelle Yacht
Club which was held ct the Hotel Manhattan for
general business and election Of club officers for
the ensuing year. There was some difference of
opinion in regard to OF the names which ap-
reared on the ticket Of the Nominating Committee
and the voting prolonged the meeting to later
hour than usual.
In the New-Rochelle club in almost every
other yacht club OF this neghhorhood. there Is a
change of commodores this year, and Charles
Pryor will replace Eugene Lamhden. The follow
ing is the list of officers for the year. finally
settled by the voting:
Commodore Charles Pryor OF the sloop Euryba ;
vice-commodore. William n. Bavier. OF the yaw
Possum; rear-commodore, W. Lopez Daz of the
yawl Addie; secretary. O. w Meyrowtz treasurer
Oh NJ Fletcher; measIrer, T. r. harrington
trustees for three years George ". Sutton. George
2 Edwards and R. NJ Sayre: trustee for two
wears A S. Cross; Regatta Committee, Charles p
Tower w z. Moore j. D. Sparkman c. A Becker
and F. M Carpenter; Law Committee, c. z. Kene
and John F. Lamhden.
The question OF moving the clubhouse across
Echo Bay 70 Harrisons Island was discussed, but
nothing inal was done about IL. and Charles P
Tower chairman OF the Regatta Committee, said
that he did not think IL would be settled for
while.
and after the meeting was over all sat down TO a
supper in the hotel.
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FOOTBALL.

Cambridge Mass. Feb. ) (speciaD-Captain Hare
of the University of Pennsylvania football team
has been in Cambridge to-day visiting Captain DAILY
of the Harvard eleven. The visit primarily
Official but next falls game between the two uni
versites thoroughly discussed. 1t will prob
ably be held on November 10 which is two weeks
before the date which Harvard wants to play
Yale. The Blue Is however. Directing 10 Novem-
Der a. on the ground that she would prefer 70 play
the last game Of her with Princeton on that
date and there is therefore a hitch in the foot
ball relations between Yale and Harvard there
IL IN regard to the English games
The date of the Pennsylvania game depends in
a great measure the date of the game with Yale
II Yale refuses to play Harvard November "a
although Harvard is prepared 10 push her request
70 the utmost, and insists November II, then
the Pennsylvania game must be on November 8,
for the Harvard players win not play the two big
games within two weeks Of each other. Harvard
men hope and expect Yale will consent Novem-
Der a and thus the game with Pennsylvania will
be on November 10
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Blue BELL SERIOUSLY INJURED.
AUGUST BELMoNT's FAMOUS BROWN MARE RUNS
INTO FARM WAGON

Hampstead. N Y. Feb. (SpecaD.-BIue Bell.
August Belmonts famous brown mare. valued at
5000. badly hurt Saturday that IL Is
feared she is injured permanently. She was being
exercised by Arthur d. Han, groom who took the
mare for a spin down the turnpike without the
permission of Mr.. Belmont. who has closed his
country here and Is spending the remainder OF
the winter at his home in New-Tork- II is al
legged that Hall stopped at several OF the road
houses, and becoming intoxicated was unable 70
control the trotter. which ran away. and, dashing
down the road, the country seat OF William
G. Whitney with great force into heavy
farm wagon. The mare seriously cut and
bruised. and DR.. Harry S. Field. the veterinary OF
the Meadow Brook Club. fears that rhe animal may
be crippled
When Mr.. Belmont learned OF the serious acct
dent to his horse he az once had warrant issued
for the arrest OF Hall but yet he has not been
found by Deputy Sheriff Gildersleeve. who has been
searching for him.
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90 mhom IT HIap goureru.
TINTED STATES OF AMERICA. sOut

TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, Southern
District Of New York WHEREAS. a libel and
petition I1ltea Srar.
for the Southern District o. New 2h say 81
January. 1900 BY the Ocean Steamship Company OF
Savannah owner OF the steamship CITY Of Augusta her
engines. boilers apparel. tackle furniture for
limitation Of is liability upon all loss destruction
and injury caused collision between
terryboar ''Chcago' North HUDSON
River. New Tork. o October 31st 1s9e. ard
WHEREAS, said Petitioner and Liheilant "a given
stipulation abide and pay moneys BY
the decree rendered by District Court
Appellate Court appeal intervene % the amount OF
$40 s. and
peaJing freight.
NOW. THEREFORE In pursuance OF the mention -
sued BY TIE SAT- Crrt 70 direcsed and delivered do
hereby cite al. claiming damages
struetion eanAse e injury oeeasonsd BY shs sad cob
son. to ne and max due proof Of their respective claims
before Thomas Alexander ESQ. United States Cornns
his Office the Post once Building CITY
OF New before 1890. a. I
A. NJ. also appear before Court build
ing day OF NAY. 1900 A. II A. M AID
said petition and hoeis otherwise they wiz Be dsfalts4
barred from partc patton this suit
Dated New York. January so. 1900
WILLIAM aENKEI-
United States Marshal for the Southern District q Ss1
York.
MEssRs DAVIES. STONE q AUERRAcH.
Proctors Petitioner and Lhean No 81 Nassau Scrss<-
Borough Of Manhattan City q New YORK
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Goerck-st No S. 2Ox1eO; Mary White TO Ptncus
to Mary E BTist0r- 5000
iooiI; Haddeline Pierce to LYDIA Todd. $4,000
12Oth-st s. 1S2 II OF Mt Morrfs-avs, fsx
i0o1I; same to same. $4,000
to Winian n Ritter. 10000
70 John and MaTy Shea - 14OOO
Broadway. S95 see, " corner WaIker-st.
Henry Corn 100
PearI-st Nos sos and sos. " corner PearI-st.
Haisnbect s-.'e"4. "a. 1880
Heds ct a. executors. 70 Harry aaIen6sck 5000
Grand-st. ass r As. l0x10Ox44 TX
100: Abraham Stern, executor. Joseph Rosen-
- 80 -
ssmuei crsmsr to Henry welsh Executors 24s5O
EXECUTE 70 John Early $4,000
asxo5 Louis Lsse and aRot 3 Mary cohen $1,000
S6th-st. Nos l24 and 126 East. 51.1x102 p Mar
garetta K Welsh and another. executors. 10
sophia Guthman $500
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RACING AT NEW-ORLEANS.

New-Orleans, Feb 5.-Jim Conway, who scored
very handiy in the fifth race. was the only win
ming favortte to-day. The track was slow and not
all the liking of the betting choices. Grafton
was practically left the post in the last race.
Summaries:
First (six and one-hal furiongs seiling'-Bthe
full SO Shaw, I and to l. Lady Dora 50
tDominck), 8 TO 1 and 8 5, second Sister Fox SIS
(Wonderly) 10 3. third. Time-1.24
Second furlongs)Turney, 100 (AitchelD,
o l To- won Alex. 100 CWnkheIdl, 10 and
second; FL Caney I0T FROST to 1. third Time
1914.
Third race (ulile and an eighth sel.ngl-Iip Gallant
100 FROST, ! and to l. Banquo II. 1O1
CBoand). I s 10 3. second; Albert Waie, III
fClawson), 10 ]. third. Time-l5S.
Fourth mile and sixteenthl-StTangest- 9s J.
Miller 3 to I and Compensation. l03 Cav
sonl. l ). second; Our Nellie, es COdomi.
l. third. T1me-i:55.
Fifth race lone meDJirn Conway. ZOE CvVinlzhedl.
and Z TO TO- The Burlington Route 104 (Hich-
ardsl 80 70 second: Pat Garrett, 1o+ e. Mierl. TO
10 third. Time ;46i4-
Sixth (six and one-ha.f furl0ugs, seing)-Jim
Gore H. los Winkhed3. TO and to 8. Agitator.
107 (lcJoynt) ii 10 and TO- second Aratoms lOI
(Boand}. II TO 5. third. Time-l:25-
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petition in Bankrupteu.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEv

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK. by the grace OF God. free and iudspendsnt-
10 James P Donovan and al persons VINO crecirors
or who claim 70 Be creditors Of Aagnus Ernst Wiasu
Christian, called William Stewert. q Hamburg Ger
many, deceased and the Comptroller q the CITY OF
New York SEND GREETING You and each OF you
hereby cited and required personally and
before Surrogate the County OF New York. at
Surrogatzs Court OF said County. held the County
Court House in the City q New York On the 18th day
Of March. 1909. halfpast ocicc IN he forenoon
Of that day then and there show why A1cLay
Letters Testamentary the OF said Magnus
Ernst Wilhelm Christian called William SisWsrr. should
Frederick c. Baumann. Of Weehawksn. in
the State OF New Jersey and such OF hereby
cited under the q rwenty-one years are
required by guardian. II have u1e.
II have none 70 appear and apply fer to be
appointed. in tire OF neglect failure
do guardian will appointed BY the
represent and Cor you the proceeding
Testimony Whereof. We caused Seal o.
the Surrogates Court Of the said County OF New York
be hereunto AFFIXED
Witness. Hon Abuer c Thomas a Surrosars o. cur
said County. the City York 18th day q
January in the year OF Lord thousand hun
tSeaLl j. FAIRFAX NLACGELIN.
Clerk o the Sur-ogates' Court
GEO 4. HYDE. Attorney Petitioner. 81 Cham
bers 81, y = City
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cANARs1E YAcHr Glue NoMINArloNs.

The annual election of the Canarsie Yacht Club
will be held next week at the clubhouse at Sands
Point Canarsie, Long Island. The following
the nominations: For commodore, Charles J. Nell
son. for vfce-conmodore, DR.. F. H Northridge;
for treasurer. j. K. Alexander; for secretary John
p Heinemann; for financial secretary, p. W.
LYONS; for members OF the Board OF Trustees
Charles o. Herx Edward F. Karr, Frank T. Herx,
Stewart G. B. Gourlay and n 6. Gardiner; for
rnaa surer- z. A. Me!ssner.
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BOWLING.
THE coRINTHTAN CLUB WINS FIRST
PRIZE IN THE AMERICAN Ma
TIONAL TOURNEY.

The Corinthian team won two postponed games
last night in the American National tournament at
Thum's Germania alleys. and this double victory
gives IL first prize and the championship for the
season. The final stands sixteen victories
and four defeats. and II Monach also wins its two
postponed games 1t will have second place with
fifteen games out Of twenty. The next teams
in the ianl standing have lost six games each.
Both Riverdale and Arlington beaten by
Corinthian last night. and the latter the odd
with the best of the evening. COS pins
The nights summary follows:
FIRST GAME
Corfnthian-s. Walter, IT3: Baker 2o2; Broken Isl
Holden. 155: sehaener. ISL; total. s92.
observation-disclosures. 1s0 Merten. 14s; Brouerer. us
Brodbeck. 49, Ebing $50; total. 795
SECOND GAME.
Arlingon-Arps 1s4: Renpel. 155: Harioe leo; Mass
Isl; Meyer. DDS: total COS.
observation-disclosures, 1s4 Merten, ISIS; Brouerer. 1885,
Brodbeck. ia; Ebling. 157; total, $40
THIRD GAME.
Corinthians. Walter. 1874: Baker 15s; Broken. 1Z5
Holden. ise: Schaeffer. 1s5; total, ssh
ArIiugton-Arps 15s: Renpel. 49, Harloe 1se; Mass
I5I: Meyer AS; total, Tss.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Shea John and Mary. Helene Hsydt No 242
117th-st. years. $1,000
etc 5eth-s s. ss7 10 n " Of ist-sxe demand 900
Blumentha, Levy Harry Blumenthai. No 20
Boyle James r 10 Fred and Teresa Kuser
1o5th-st. corner Park-ave years-.-.-.-- $1,000
ecutris etc. No 70 corneiia-s 1900
ss: .s { Is. ss SEsS.sy 99s
Ludwig. Bernhard J. 10 David King ct al.
ecutors etc. Lexngton-ave W corner llSth-st. -
HsIienbeck Henry c to John H Janeway ct al
Nos sos sos Pea-i-st %. 80
Same Joshua II Janeway. No a. Pa-k-st,
eo ysar Henrr 70 Ti;l. Guarantee and trust com
paEy, No 500 Broadway. corner walker-st. -
months. secures advances I2SOoe
0A secures r. advances 10000
same TO same same property months. secures
Klein. Hannah. 10 Emigrant Industrial savings
Bank Il Eldridge-si. year $500
rT5 shave; also Il part OF sth-ave, s. ae.2
o. as.5I Eaxsrs IS individually and as ex
ecutor et al. executors. Union Dime Saw
ings Institution Front-st 81 years.. 10000
HosnPsTE ana Tasses No AGO rane
same. Nos ass and 400 Grand-st 1Sooo
Fitzpatrick. Judson. 70 William GiImartin, No
i4i4 Avenue A. years -.-........-.-. l4.Ooo
Robinson, Amelia, and Morris Jaeoby TO Charles
Bailey ana another, executors. etc. No a2 70 -
lanes Henry E and another Title Guarantees
and Trust co, f5Oth-st, $50 e Brook
ave; also I50th-st. :. $50 n Rrook-ave.
ora sssf' lanes Is Albert whitenan trustee
sa@ve = 81 II Of fremont ave. years 1900
same 10 James e. Fitzgerald 3d-ave a 6S n
save awe years i4ooO
Mortgage CO. soth-st 2s4.4 219.s and iea
II q lst-ave ? marriages year each. 49,. 1900
' - ssAi''''''-'''''' '''
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Our Councils first team the opening game
last night in the New-York Royal Arcanun League
tournament at the Tennis Clubs alleys and tied Our
having won fourteen games ard lost two the
completed schedule. The scores fellCT':
FIRST GAME.
f osE rs iss Wsas 49, 49, 81 1'' o'HtFs u.s.
Eluis4srboc1eT IL ipHnf ar, 1885, Fruhan,
THIRD sAAz
Leno1-carter. l47; Howar4. IS Fsiion. is4; Young,
De Winnie -Franke IA; Huh us. strack, 15s; Hoar.
CYCLONES oUTCLAss THEIR RIVALS
The Cyclone team rolled two good games last
night in the second section Of the United Bowling
Clubs tournament at the Arcade alleys. Black
Bass and Accident were both badly beaten. and
The latter won the odd game on another ro9r score
ing $50 pins more than the latter in two games
FIRST GAME.
sSS s6.pi la Rsss IS Setter '
Black e s.tss 79 l3s Hsyfurh iOs oeh 1'0
SECOND GAME.
,s Aogdsn s va c 49, Elte 1es' Aeer lo4 HOch
Maer. 1es Mesan Is8: total. es7 -
THIRD GAME.
5ss9e @ s6s, iss 1ss R so5s i SEC Setter 49,
AccLdent-wates no; El'er' 1885, Acker 49, Hoch'
KNICKERBOCKER A. C. WINS TWICE.
The Knickerbocker Athletic Clubs bowling team
won a double victory last night in the National
League tournament a Starts alleys. bowling two
inconsistent games Of $50 and 1872 Although Starr,
the Knickerbocker anchor" rolled ~ and n5, the
club men won the last game by only four pins on
a poor score. The RoseviIle Athletic Association
took the odd game. The scores follow;
FIRST GAME.
T7ossvse A c-Pierson ISIS: Badger, 1es; Waters,
124 Van Ne~s 133: Meyer. 1877; total. $50.
ysarxeey-Dennis 1872. Tracey 1888; Names, isi; Nc
Coy II9: Tompkins. I52; total. 1871
SECOND GAME
ry,srt,ert.ocxer A. C-Davies 1872 Headey, 1856: Park
81 2O9; Young 1877: Starr. 2zT; total ezo
Tserxeley-Dennis, I25; Tracey. l24; Mccoy 14o;
Names 2fe; Tompkins, 155: totals Io6.
THIRD GAME
LrrtcLe-toczer A C-Davies 143: HeadIey, 1877 Park
or f4s. Young 1871: Starr. 200; total 49,
ys,..v5a A c-Person. 49, Badger. us; Waters 40;
Van Ness I42: Meyer. 1s5; total. Toe
THE sUB-TOURNAMENT.
In RrookIvu Royal Arcanum sub-tournament last
-,ght on the Elephant Club alleys. Gilbert. Brook
In and Phfla delphos councils played each team
INNING q game Following are the scores;
FIRST GAME.
ysrooplvn C,ouneil-8dundy 49, Claus lSo HHo' iSo'
F3avard. l29; Clarke, 1855; uot@A' 'S'- -.
C:ubert councilA NJ. ArmsberE 49, Lazarevitcn 49,
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jump inches; Klous. second with actual
jump feet inches; Bolton. third
Potato race-Won by Wuppermann: Mnoank. second:
Mccormack, third
Putting twelve pound shotwon by Benhan a feetj.
with an actual put OF Nilbank q feerl
second with an put OF q feet. Close tscratchl
third with actual put OF 81 feet.
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RECORDS OF TIE MASTERS.

Following some of the results from the third
and fourth rounds of the National Masters Chess
Tournament in progress at ST. Petersburg
Tschigorin beat Bertolitsch. Levin beat Schabel-
ski, Sybin beat schabsk, Lebedew beat n n.
Seyboth beat Sybin. Seyboth and Tabuntschikon
drew. Levin beat Schabski and n. n. beat Berto-
Htsch.
date:
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BROOKLYN ROYAL ARcANuM.

Bedford Council twice last night in the
Brooklyn Royal Arcanum tournament on Trainers
alleys In the game with De Witt Clinton Council
Bedford Council won by thirty-three pins. owing
victory TO Maxwell, who bowled 2O2 Lounsbery.
of the same team, made the banner score Of the
evening, 2Ss- Following the scores:
FIRST GAME
Witt Clinton CounciI-Quinn. ITS: Smith. 151; Pope,
ISL; Weeks. 1874: Butler 1S3; total, S24
Nassau Councii-Peterson 1855: Muller 12Ss Sackett,
80. Pike, l31; Knowles. IA; total 73s.
SECOND GAME.
Bedford Council-Morris ia Burrows 1a7 Lounsbery.
23s Maxwell 2O3; Waterbury. 14s: total. ei0.
Nassau Council-Pete-son. 1873: Muller. 1914 sackett.
13a; Pike 13I; Knowles. 1Ts. total TAG.
THIRD GAME.
De WITT Clinton Counc-Q71ur 1856: Smith. 147; Pope.
1s3: Weeks I49; Butler 1877; total s42
Bedford Colncil-Morris. Burrows 49, Lounsbery,
I3s; Maxwell a0e: Waterbury. 1se: total. s75.
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GOLF.
rrE PLAYED OFF AT LAKEWOOD.

Lakewood. n. j., Feb tSpecaD.-The tie be-
tween John Molier jr.. OF the Apawamis Golf Club
and w + Merreil of ESSEX County, left over from
Ssturday's handicap at the Golf Club of Lakewood
9-sa rlayed this morning the competition being at
match play and resulted In Molier winning by up
70 pl
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SANS IS A CANDIDATE.

Baltimore Feb. 5.-Thomas J. keenan,, president
of the League of American Wheeimen having an
nounced yesterday in Pittsburg that he was not
candidate for reelection. Conway W. Sans, the
MARYLAND wheelman to-day stated that he was now
candidate for the presidency. II would not have
entered the race says Mr.. Sans. mad Keenan, not
withdrawn 1 have been hatterinsiy assured OF
about l50 Of the 200 votes which will be cast. This
$50 votes does not include NeW-York. which has Il
votes hut I have been told by some OF my friends
r,bo have been urging me that would get
en-sIderabIe support from New-York; also from
massachusetts and New England
MI Sans is strongly opposed to the control or
racing by the League OF American Wneelmen, DE
Is connected with the association baseball club
u Balfinore.
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CARLTON.
LINCOLN.
CYCLING.
THE EXCELLENCE OF AMERICAN MANU-
FACTURE-PREsIDENT KEENAN's
DECISION.

The fine weather Sunday caused thousands
of wheelmen to take to the roads Comparatively
few models were seen, as it is rather early as
yet for the latest things IN bicycle construction.
Consequently wheels of various years OF usefulness
were used. Probably CT the most remarka BILE was
seen in the rack at THE rest in Prospect Park.
1t was model No. IS Columbia, and was purchased
by its in 1894 The wheel is stIi3 IN splendid
condition. the enameling being good the cham
stanch and the machine as easy running as 1t was
five years ago. 1t simply shows the remarkable
excellence OF American manufacture The owner
said that the front tire. which was pneumatic,
f nad nSen b 9n used the machine regularly for Eve
years The tire had been punctured couple 81
not been inflated for three weeks The machine
said that If had given him such god service that
he could not bear to part with It,
The refusal Of President T J. 1-eenan, jr., Of the
League Of American wheemen, t. allow his name
10 be used in connection with the leadership Of the
organization is not surprise to his friends That
Mr. Keenan, has done excellent work for the organ
zation is certain and that he has not received any
thanks for his seh-sacrifces and expenditures OF
money is also recognized. He feels that his health
and private business demand his attention here
after. The only names mentioned in connection
and Conway W. Sans. Of Maryland. The members
of the organization IN TINS oistrict are HoaSns
hard for Mr.. Bidwel. and seem to feel Comment
that he viii be elected.
It is expected that horseless buses as auto
mobiles are styled in the Elm City will soon be
running in New-Haven One will probably arrive IN
that city this week and second within two weeks
They will operate upon Orange-st., sheet asphait
thoroughfare in which many or the Wealtnler cltl-
zens of New-Haven live.
Many persons who have been identified with the
National Cycling Association reached the city yes
terday The annual meeting Of the organization
will be held at the Aston House to-day While the
financial reports will be encouraging II Is SAID
that the people who are interested IN cycle racing
are prepared try again for another year
The promenade concert and reception OF the Har-
lem wheelmen VIII be held at the Leslie. Broadway
and Eighty-third-st., on Friday evening.
A G. spalding Brothers. athletic and sporting
goods manufacturers have opened branch store
in Buffalo at No GIL Man-st.. in what is known as
Cycle Row under the management Of ]. R. Weld,
ir who had charge OF the A G. Spalding Brothers
bicycle department of their Philadelphia store.
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5urroaafe's Nohres.

T EBERMUTH. ABRAHAM-In pursuance OF
order Of Hon Abner c. Thomas Surroyats %
County or New York. Notice Is hereby zlrer 70 al
persons having claims Abraham LAbernuh
Of the County OF New York present
With vouchers thereof the subscriber his place q
transacring business, the Office S-iefei
10 Wall Manhattan. &C
New York. d before 22i DAY OF August
Dated New YeTk the 18th DAY u February 1900
DAVID LEBERNCTa
MORTIMER STIEFEL. A6ninlstrztor
Attorney Administrator 10 Wall ST Borough
haitian New York CRY
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IvTERscHoLAsTIc NOTES.

On Friday afternoon. February 16. Major James
r. Pond will deliver al Trinity School his lecture
entitled Memories OF the Lyceum: Managers
Anecdotes" In which he will tel something OF the
personality and characteristics Of many OF the
thors and other famous people with whom he has
come in contact In connection with the lecture.
Earl Guick the boy soprano OF the Church OF the
EaavenIv Rest will sing. The entertainment viii
be for the benefit OF the athletic association OF the
school.
Yesterday afternoon the Trinity school Athletic
Association held successful seres OF indoor games
in the school gymnasium. The excellent entry list
and the large gathering OF spectators combined to
make the AFFAIR a success. The summary:
t-4S,v-vard daSh-Senior-Heat by Wuppermann.
MItank pruner and MCCORMACK; NAL won BY Nicer
-ract Htthark seoond JuniDr-Heats By Woodward
Mles Tavlor ana Charer; nnal BY Milhank. Wood
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-06

Matter az the Applicafisn o. THE GRACE BAP'rlsr
CHURCH 70 change Is 20 the GRACE GOSPEL
CHURCH
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN thar The Grace Baptist
Church domestic religious corporation situated 8as
bridge Street IN Borough q Brooklyn, county OF
Kings q New YORK viii Apply g ne so-
pr-re Court az the state York Special Term
he'd al County Court House n TIE ho
ough Rrockiyn city q New York. March - ls7e.
1880 O'clock forenoon OF As socn taer~@IT -
counsel can be heard for order authorizing said
poaticn 10 change is corporate Gracs Geo.
pei Church"
GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH
BY WATSON J. Nos1E-R Passnr
CIRCUIT, MAYER a HYDE
Attorneys for Petitioner 19 Montague srsse sronk<1