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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-28
cosr OF SEEING VARSITY GAMES.
sew PLAN TO BE INTRODUCED At HARVARD FOR
TIE BENEFIT or UNDERGRADUATES

Cambridge. Mass. Feb Y Specials L. Full
e. graduate manager Of the Harvard Athletic
Association viii announce q plan to-Tnorrow, 70
x pEE 10 effect Immediately. By which the cost Of
scnlssion for students the various athletic COR
seSts IN Cambridge will be greatly reduced
One tiekef. purcEaseabIe by students only. at the
srlce q $ VIII include the following privileges;
EsEGbership in either the Weld or Newell boat
1ubss admission 70 al home baseball games. IN
Guiding those with Yale, Princeton and Pennsyl-
zsnis; admission 81 home football games in
aaaing those with Yale and Pennsylvania; aaEriis-
son 70 al home track games. including those WIFE
yale and preference IN the choice OF seats or the
observation train for the Harvara-YGle boat race
- New-LcndOn. Special sections will be reserved
g al games for holders q these tickets. The Two
cost significant points in the plan IS that stuoe@'S
'nly are permitted buy the tickets and that no
+tra charge VIII be made TO holders for adniis
hoa to the big games.
lhe distribution Of tickets for the football game
$50 fstts 59st fan created q heated discussion
sf s's slsseis.nisa stpss9ts. sna ept 2. 80
- suta ~ kas SGT on!s eeE staeeais - *
1919 rs grounds 70 see the big games OF "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-28
CYCLING.
SUGGESTION FOR WEEKLY TOURS WELL
RECEIvED-ASSOCIATE CYCLING
CLUBS TO HAVE BASEBALL
TOURNAMENT.

The suggestion of Clarence A Shedd to the Of
fcers Of the New-York Division of the League of
American Wheelmen that a regular weekly touring
arrangement be made for the coming outdoor sea-
son was well received yesterday at places where
riders OF the wheel congregate. It admitted
that something Of the sort needed TO increase
the interest in the organization. Mr.. Shedd, who
is the chairman of the committee working to secure
the proposed wheelway the Brooklyn Bridge
said: The plan seems TO be good one TO me, and
I glad it has with the approval Of the
officers of the New-York division. I have already
looked up about twenty-five tours around this dis
trict, and will be a difficult thing arrange
more The idea is TO arrange Sunday tours into the
The pace set Will be modest. mat the average
trouble TO Keen Nv idea is to- have the runs ms
starr from NadsoP.aye and Tvyantv-sIxtb-st r. ia
central point. and there IS shelter there in
Long Island or New-Jersey from there. The plan
is to have the runs start about 10 O'Clock in the
op4 NORM reprnlng ~ the city by auTk Arpange
Tce6 tnat many people VINO are not daTnliaP YIN YIN
10 join in these runs. The League will benefit in
runs viii join the organization
The success OF the bowling, billiard and other
tournaments conducted by the Associated Cycling
Clubs OF Long Island has induced the Social Inter
course Committee TO arrange for baseball tourna-
ment for the summer, as already outlined in this
column. Il IS expected that several OF the bicycle
clubs in Brooklyn will enter teams, and unusually
exciting series of games is assured. The champion
ship games will be played on the parade grounds
near Prospect Park Saturday afternoons, and
the organization will apply for permit lay
special diamond there. 1t was at first suggested
by some OF the clubs that Sunday games be played,
but this did not meet with the approval OF the
majority During the summer some of the clubs
viii arrange joint runs into the country, where
practice games Will be played There are several
suburban resorts much frequented by wheelnnen
during the summer where baseball diamonds can
be laid out In case too many clubs enter teams
in the Championship race il is proposed TO fix the
schedule so that team losing two games will drop
out Of the contest. The annual dinner Of the asso-
citation viii be held at the Elephant Club. in Brook
Ign, on March "a The trophies the bowling
and billiard tournaments will be presented the
dinner.
With the idea OF encouraging amateur racing in
London the clubs there have arranged TO hold anna
teur races at Crystal Palace every Thursday night
Al Of the receipts will be pooled at the of the
season, and trophies will be presented 20 the run
ners in proportion to the number OF races thew
have run.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-28
foreclosure Sales.
SUPREME CoURT OF THE STATE OF

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
~ NEW YORK. COUNTY OF PUTNAM-cORA W
TRow plaintiff against EMILY A, sLACsoN and others.
pursuance Of interocutory Judgment OF parttoa
scto5 n sbe @ OF tb cier he Sos9ses ef PUT
nam and TeE York and bearing date the IAN day q
judgnent named VIII sen AZ public auction AZ the New
Borough q Manhattan. city Of New York Wednesday.
day by Richard Y Harnet & Co. auc,ioneers the prem
ses directed by said judgment be sold and therein
that certain lot piece land. parcel lands
ctg x New York Situate n ;as Sixth WAND q the ssa
said Lands mad by Fs, r FiusB s--ssr Co1r1sioner
the sixteenth day % October in the q Our Lord
CITY By the iste- g. BOUNDED In front ~ White street "a
ths By grouHd formerly Of James Morris.
GROUND S 91rebasd bv tSe s.5 Nsy sidsTme6 ad CON-
monalty Of Augustus Van Cortland and contains in front
fortyeight feet be the or less AND ALSO An
that other piece parcel land situate said CITY
aad adjQInins The lot above described and n ne rear
s6oye dssor6ed oa The east south 5sd es5 y Fouad
the north side teatyhve feet on twenty
on h 5s Vest ST SIDE e af,So fss en part Z os xhsa
n es-lSn map or chart annsIsd 9 gee 81 J, - ,S
and Henry White and Ann 5s wife q the other
40 as described in warrantee dees 21st
CITY Of New Y65k physician ana say his wife q as
e6T.R IN ,5e once o the RsEse IN and for the CITY ana
County, 1- Of New 4oT IN o1E lax 5i % %
Together with the dwelling house and build
ing. said piece parcel q land situate
AND ALSO. ALL that certain house and LOT OF land IN
the Eighth Ward Of the city q New YORK now known
Northeast Of Grand and Mercer Streets and
No one hundred and six Grand Street said lot beng
twenty-five feet wide IN front and and hundred
feet four inches IN length each side be lie
same more or less and bounded on the westerly SIDE
by Mercer Street aforesaid the ucrtherly side b. land
lately belonging 20 Miles Burke deceased on the east
ery side by land lately belonging to stephen B Mum.
and subsequently belonging 70 Mrs Emily A Pierce and
soUthery side front Grand Street aforesaid.
Being premises conveyed 70 William H Mum.
deceased. by stephen b Mum and wife. oy deed
BEARING date the TWentysfh day q Nay. thousand
hundred and forJy-0ns-
Dated. New York February 10th. 1900.
WILLIAM HENRY HALDANE.
ReferesL
WILLIAM II. GIBSON.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
81 Nassau Street. Borough Of Manhattan. New YORK
City
G. D. B HASBROCCK.
Attorney for defendant James SC
81 Nassau Street, Borough % Manhattan, New YOrs
City
JAMES O. CLARK
Attorney for defendant Emily A. SIauson
81 Nassau Street. Borough Of Manhattan. New York
The following diagrams property 70 be Sold
being the premises above described and referred n the
foregoing notice II
TIE Street number OF parcel described No
81 White Street and that Of parcel 100
Grand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-28

season tickets, but special sections Will be reserved
for them The undergraduate is first served. Grad
yates and outsiders viii however still be able 10
buy separate season tickets heretofore. but in
all cases preference will be given to the students
tickets. The new ticket will be sold at 81 for the
remainder Of the season. deducting a dollar for
football last fall II will carry privileges which
formerly cost S3 Sl4 and II will mean. of course,
a serious reduction in the total receipts for all
branches OF athletics
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-28
no OPTION on TIE GARDEN, 1T is SAT-

Is6or Wormser IT., said yesterday that the Gov
eminent had no option on Madison Square Garden
for an uptown pos,offce so far as he knew Mr.
Wormser IS understood to be of the PRINCIPAL
stockholders bondholders OF the Madison Sors-.
Garden Company. When he Yesterday ?
his Office in the NILS Building, he said.
The Garden can be bought I suppose nv any.
one that comes along. The one willing 10 paw III
most money for IL can secure II. No optitxi has
been secured on II by the Government. II the GOV
eminent Ia willing TO pay tho price no do1bt -, .
Garden will be sold. - 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-28
FORnER CASHIER ARRESTED.

Thompsouville Conn Feb. 27-Robert E Spen-
GER cashier of the bankrupt firm OF the R. D & Rob
ert T. Spencer Company. bankers was arrested this
afternoon on a charge alleging forgery and after
a preliminary hearing before Judge J. T. Davis
was held in 5000 bonds for appearance before the
Superior Court, which conyenes in Hartford on
Tuesday March g. Mr.. Spencer after seyeraI
futile attempts to secure bail, taken 10 the
Hartford jail this evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-28
SUPREAIE COTRT COUNTY Of New YORK

The Farmers Loan and Trust Company. plaintiff.
against Martin L Hunte-. and others defendants
IN Of Judgment OF tuly
made and entered in the above entitled bearing
date the 18th day Il January. 1900 l. Undersigned the
said VIII public auction
the New York Real Estate Broad
in the Borough OF Manhattan City Of York on
day. BY Peter F Meyer Esq. Auctioneer premises
directed 70 be sold by said judgment and therein described
follows:
All that certain lot place parcel land. wiki the
building thereon erected situate. lying and being
soUtEer-y side OF SiXJydh between
Second Avenues in the City Of New bounded and
described follows COMMENCING a point on the
soUtEerly side OF Sixtytth Street distant hundred
ninetythee feet and nine inches easte-y from
eastsrly Second Avenue:
along Sixry-fffh eighteen
and inches t5enCs southery parallel
Second Avenue, and he way through a party
far the extends between the building the
premises hereby conveyed ard building
Joining "a the east thereof hundred
westerly line pa-s- with SNtyhJh Street eighteen
feet and nine inches, thence 1ortherly line parallel
extends between building on
premises above described bELdias
adjoining thereto westerly side
the point place Of beginning Being
premises conveyed the said Hunter
Lte and wife BY deed dated January 1888
berg further BY the number 32S sixty
GEORGD EDWARD KENT. Refe-sa
Attorneys for Fainti3, p William Street. Nav York.
The following is OF property 70 be sold.
=rraa
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Surrogate s Aohces.

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF Hon. James NJ
- Varuum. a Surrogate II the County OF New York
hereby given all persons having caims asans
Evelyn Aarbvek Aufrm OTdI late County Of New
York deceased te presen the with thereof
the subscribers place rransactnz business
the olce OF Richards Brown. No CO william street.
the Borough q Manhattan. City New York On or
before the lGth day u April
Dated New York. the third day OF October 1899
CLEMENT pRNOLL ALFFN OEDT
HENRY CACHARD. ExeclroTs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-28

OF NEW TORK-CONRAD OPPERMASN P.aintir
JOHANN ADAM OPPERNANN and Others. Defend-
IN OF interIoctory Judgment partition
and sale duly made entered above
action bearing dae February l6th. 1890 and
ONCE OF the Clerk OF the County OF New York
5rh. 1900 I the undersigned Referee.
Judgment named Will sell At public auction. New
4o-k Real Estate Sslesroom- No III Broadway in ths
Borough Of Manhattan, ard city and County OF
fofk on the Ind day o March 1900 az - oclock
in said Judgment named me County OF
New York and therein described follows.
certain lot piece parcel OF land building
thereon erected situate lying being
side OF East Sevsnuy-niuth OF New
York. and bounded and described follows.
BEGINNING al point the said northerly OF
dlstanCed Three
Forty-three feet ard eleven inches westerly
formed by the intersection the westerly OF
eutyntnth street. running thence westerly
nOFhery side Of Street tenty-eight
feet thence norJnerly on line parallel with said First
Avenue. Of through OF
party wall. hundred and feet 70
the lire OF the block between Sevsnty-nnth
Eghteth Streets, thence easJeTly parallel with
Seventy ninth Street twenty feet thence south
erly line parallel with the First
the through the centre Of wall hundred
ard feet and inches northery side OF
East Seventynnth Street the point
Three hundred and Tweutyne Seventy-niath Stes
Borough Of Manhattan. New York
Dated New York February 9th, 1900.
JOHN YARD
Referee
The following diagram OF the property to be sold:
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Ho Skating IN THE PARK YET.

While ell of the shoal ponds in the suburbs were
.C7en over Yesterday there was skating at any
~ the large lakes in the public parks in this dis
,;ct INQUIRIES Van Cortlsndt Park last night
t,,ueht the reply that the tee was not yet strong
o,,gb for the skaters and that the lakes might
-, he thrown open until tomorrow. There was a
nance however that the ice might be strong
cIiehrb to-day The high winds have done much 10
ehsn, me lakes in Central and Prospect parks
E5ree,a frsszIng Latte Of the old OF Ice was
isst on ths lakes yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-28
DR.. rcosHs CONDITION UNCHANGED

The condition of DR.. A. j MeCosh, who Is suffer
ing from blood poisoning at his home No % East
Fifty-sixth-st., remains unchanged. Yesterday his
physicians, Drs. Brewer and Swift issued the fol-
lowing bulletin:
Or. McCosh is about as we'll 5 he was yesterday
He is doing We'll could be expected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-28
SENATOR JOYES's son MARRIED.

st, Louis Feb 27.-Miss Annie Gray Taylor, only
daughter of Mrs. George Taylor. OF this city and
niece of Hannls Taylor, ex-Minister TO Spain, was
married this evening TO James Kimbrough Jones
IT, son of United States Senator j K Jonas of
Arkansas. The Rev. Archibald Carr oflciated Al
the ceremony. which was held IN the parlors az
the West End Hotel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-28
THE STATE OF TRADE.

sas: 55 s #sls 15ss$S5 @
ngs. Corn firm; No yellow. 3sc No 3 Yellow S7&c;
corn 95t q37, oats quiet 70 white &C. 10
mixed 26c- Rye0spot No held at CSC Flour firm
Chicago. Feb 27.-The leading futures ranged fol-
Wheat No. ?: Opening. Highest Lowest. Closing.
H 5Sy :::::: s $685. 81 81 81 s7sS IS
Corn. No. :;
5Sy 3; s3 a'''a5s s..e az ssaSs
Oats. No. .:
H 9a5y :. ss a e. s'"o:s: ss4 o 81 sa~o:sS
Mess pork, per Dbl:
3 HsE 1857. 3 10 g. 500 So. 49, 10 80.
Lard. per 100 70:
} Hfg ::.:::::.::: s s;ss $50 s##~ g;s3s
Short ribs. per 100 n:
} HfE .. s ssss s saas ~. s s32s'
sPT9s Wheat sISe59 ~ rsa 9s@9se So s2Ea SO e
yeli ae cn Sia34 &C; DO oats 20 80
No bar.ey sia42c; No daxseed and W 81 90; prime
p5rk Per 65i 3 ods $685. s s a'p per oS $ 6a
5boxed5 So 25a$5 S shoTf clear sides 6exed 50 s5$e
eske af nsedd 9 the Produce ESahange
4ay tie 3g55e s m4Fs se TS 4m a 1sTs EGGS %
fresh, I3l4c.
Cincinnati Feb. 27-Flour quiet, Wheat arm; No 2
10 mixed, PC. Rye dun No ., sc. Lard STEADY.
s. CO. Bulk meats easier 50 o. Bacon arm ST., - 90
25a26c; Ohio, 21g22c; dairy. 16c Sugar firm. Egss
dull 13c. Cheese steady
Milwaukee. Feb. 27.-Wheat dull No Northern. IS
Barley lover No ., 44a45c; sample. 8664Sc.
Minneapolis. Feb 27.-C1ose: Wheat. in store; No l
track, No hard 65i2c: No l Northern. 6S>sc; No :
Northern. 81 sc. Flour and bran unchanged
Philadelphia 2I-wheat firm but quiet; contract
grade February T16T2c. Corn steady and in fair de-
mand; No mixed February, 3el2g$sAss Oats steady
clipped 3lq31 sc. No do, SOC; No mixed
2qa2qIzc. Butter-Fancy Western creamery, Zoe 90
prints Eggs and &c higher fresh nearby, lie;
GO Western lac: Southwestern lac; do southern ls
Cheese unchanged Rscepts-F-our, 500 bos and 100
5000 bush; lSSOOo bush; oats, sV'p
bush. ShipmeRts-Wheat 1000 bush; corn, 1000 bush'
oats. 1900 bush.
S. Louis. Feb 27.-C1ose: Wheat, No cash. 69l. c;
February 69Is c. May. 69 g693c; July 66a66lsc; No
hard 65l2d66l1c; CornNo cash Sc Februa[y' sc.
February 24Isc: May. 24bc; No white 26c.
Toledo Feb. 27.-Wheat higher, but market quiet;
cash. re May, 721ae; July 7o@sc Corn dull Nay %
JULY 352ac; No . 35i2c. Oats weak, May, 2+-2c No
white &c Rye, IS lsc- Coyerseed active prices hrTn
old prime So March, 50 67a; october, So sales S4S
bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-28
NEW RrILDING PLANS.

11sth-zt 5. 30 It E Of Amsterdam-ave. for two
six story brick flats 50X90.11, James Brown, No
12s West 93d-st, owner, Henry Andersen, No
SUffo.k-st. corner StantcE-st, for two six story
brick hathOuses with stores. 29Nts0 2XSs4i
Schlesinger & Strasbourger. owners, Horen-
burger & Straub architects .----------.-.
Oakss-ave. ;. 200 II ; OF Jeffsrson-aye, for a
two story frame dwelling; James c. Walsh,
Wtlliamsbridge, owner. -...--.......-..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-28
SMLTH. SAMUEL SIN pursuance Of an or

- der OF Hon. James Varnum a Surrogate n, ~.
New York Notice hereby given 10 ali persons
having claims against Samuel 5. Smith tate ~ ~
County OF New York deceased 10 with
vouchers thereof the subscriber his Mace 81 tran
acting business the ONCE OF David Tavor No I9o
Broadway. in the City OF New York Borough OF MAJ
haitian, before the LIST day OF
Dated New York the 2Oth day OF November $500
LOUIS @. SMITH executor
way. New York City. - ~
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Citations.

THE People OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK. BY THE GRACE OF GOD TREE AND IN
lEtkNI,ENT, 70 Bird : Coler CompuoI-er # the City
OF New York. al Creditors il De and
ell claiming be Creditors LEo Martinez.
q the City Of Paris Repubuc France deceased SEND
GREETING: You and zach you hereby cited I'D
required personally he and appear before Surrogate
or the County Of New YORK the ef
said County hel> the County court House in the city
OF New York the c3rd DAY % March 1900 half
past O'Clock forenoon aud
there 10 show why AnclaTy Letters Of Admnist-a
ton VIII be Henry
l. SI1ague. OF the City York and such Of you
are herebv cited. under the Of Jwenty-0ue
years are required 70 appear by your guardian Il you
have Il have none. appear apply
one 10 be appointed in TIE of your neglect
failure do a guardian viii e appointed
represent act he proceeding.
In Testimony Whereof have caused the seal Of the
Surrogates Court q the said County Of New
affixed.
Witness. Hon. ABNER = THOMAS a Surrogate OF
our said County at the City % New York day
hundred.
IL. 81 J. FAIRFAX MCLAUGHLIN.
C1er6 q the SUrrogates' Court
EDWARD r GREENE.
for Petitioner, IS bread
hattan Of YNrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-28

CAPTAIN RADFoRD BUYS SILK STOCKINGS.
lexington Ky. Feb. p CspeciaD.-Captain c. s.
Radford Of Washington par- owner Of imp. Albert,
as purchased Of A Daugerheld. OF this place. the
thoroughbred brood mare six Stockings with foal
% Handspring SILK Stockings IS by Bullion. Henry
Cole Of the Ceneseo Valley Hunting Club has
bought u John Field Of Woodford County. a three
FeaT-old chestnut dlly by Chance. out OF I4steile
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-28
RECORDED MoRTGAGEs.

Goodman, Aaron, and Meyer Frank TO the state
Bank No 439 10 443 Houston-st East l year.
Hosford. Isaac B, 10 Harriet F Quaokenbush
S8th-st n =. loo II Of Riverside Drive. years
True Clarence F. TO Mutual Life Insurance Com
pAny Riverside Drive, corner s3d-st year
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White Street
Mercer Street.


The premises described White street viii b
sold subject mortgage Il Twenty thousand dollars
with Interest thereon A per
23ri day Of November lss9 and the
No. los Grand Street viii be sold subject
OF Sxtydvs thousand dollars with interest
per from the fst day January 1900
and also subject the leases both q said parcels
described
Dated New York. February 2Och 1900
WILLIAM HENRY HALDANE.
Pasa-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-28

The approximate amount Of the mortgage lien charss
satisfy which property
is STO0e4 with interest from the 24h day January.
1900 together vita cost aad allowance amounting
~ together with interest
other which are u Dc al
purchaser purchase money
by The Referee is Sl29 Il. wiki interest
EaIsd February 10Th. 1900
GEORGE EDWARD KENT Rsferss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-28
MONARCH NO. 2 WINS TWICE.

In the Wornan's Arlington National tournament
yesterday the Monarch No. 2 team won two games,
good scores being made. The scores
FIRST GAME.
Monarch No. 2-Mrs, Brunges, SO; Mrs. struse. 1855;
Mrs Andeldeck. 122 Mrs Hoberman, 119; Mrs. Won
Doistel 100; total, 594
Columbia No. Mrs. seekant. 1875; Mrs Haspadt II;
Mrs Hinch, ia Mrs. Kehert, 81; Mrs, Dieke, 81
total 51T.
SECOND GAME
Independence Sharte. III: Dedeu lIS; Mrs
Bonborn 147 Mrs Smith. 1922 Mrs. Jackson 100; total
Columbia No. Mrs seekant. 100: Mrs Haspadt rs;
Mrs Hinch 90; Mrs. Kehert. ST; Mrs. Dieke. SO;
total 493.
THIRD GAME
Monarch No. Mfrs. Brunges, 1os Mrs. strlse, l25;
Mrs. Andeldeck. no. Mrs HolbeTnan, 1875: Mrs Won
DOiste, III; total. 5S5.
Independence Mrs. sharte. III Mrs Deden 12l; Mrs.
Bonborn, u.s. Mrs Smith 49, Mrs Jackson, 12l total,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-28

18th Street - - -~@'
The amount OF unpaid taxes assessments and xatsr
rents due and len the above described premises in
cuding interest the April 1900 amount 10
about Eight hundred Seventeen and S-lOO CsSiTO sS
Dollars - N@-'-39f
JOSEPH I GREEN JOzN- vARD
F4ali.n Attorney. RsfereA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-28
miscellaneous.

DEARIS' Pearls, PearlsiBest limitations ever rsas.t
= Largest ASSIGNMENTS Nacklacss r,r,N.
Rings: most reasonable prices JAAiNES West s7thst
near 5th-ave- - -
ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions Tor T-ha -r-.s
= received AZ their Uptown Oace ~ 40 at.o1as
~ door n0rth or Slst St until o'clock D % aisrS.
Hshta received at the following branch sfa@s -
SL.1e sstes unti @ clock n.
80 81. To- oShave cor l2th-st. Macs sfs A..
ST. lfz CoIumeus-ave West e6th-.t, 80
vs. t-S-se near ofhave 81
s-S-ss estSssa IN sd Alh ayes Is9 EazS sSt -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-28
BROOKLYN ROYAL ARcANUM.

Gramercy Council won two games last evening
in the Brooklyn Royal Arcanum tournament. The
scores
FIRST GAME.
Commonwealth Council uIhausen, l46; Brown, 15l
Cocroft 1l3; McFean 131; Fisher. III; total. 65s.
Ridgewood Council-Luhrs. 1877; Lister. Brown.
$50; Gould 30; Thayer. 100; total 631.
SECOND GAME.
GTamercy CouncilAndrews. 1873 Hellawel $50; Christ
man, l3s; Harper, 100; Smith, l21; total SOL,
RidgewOod Councii-Luhrs. 119: Lister, III: Brown.
III; Gould 1872 Mayer. 124; total, 657
THIRD GAME.
Granercy CounclAndrews. 147 Helavell, ITe; Christ
man, 112 Harper, 1+s; Smith. 12I; 704
Commonwealth Council Muhausen, 11S; Brown. 171
Cocroft l43; Mexican, 16S; Fisher, 1872; total us
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-28

/ Goals scored--Bv HeHty Dolby. Howard. Referee
,,,Ssse T4ocksy club Il New-YoTt Goal umpires-Leo
81 De Casanova. Eackey Club Of NeN-9oTk Tin1e-rFo
.9.r.v minute Ealves-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-28
ppoeR4NME OF SPORTS TODAY

coIF.-Annua1 meeting, United States
CSC Association. Delmonico's. evening.
HOCEEY-B-ooklyn Skating Club and
Nayal Reserves. Clermont Avenue Rink
brooklyn evening
TRAP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Rem
cen Newark afternoon
BuLIARDS.-Hanover Club tournament,
evening.
POOL-Knickerbocker Athletic Club tour
naunent, evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-28
Gin llrouertn for Sale.

INVESTMENT BARGAIN,-Examine No. 24e West
18TH Street Central Park elegant new story
apartment house. 3T.8x18O: eight and
rooms each: So 70 SEQ: total S63OO price
uortgace $40 6GC paws 50 Also adjoining
houses. Jauitor, THOMAS P PAYNE &c B'way.