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New-York tribune., 1900-01-31
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,TNITED STATES OF AMERICA. South

II
District of New York WHEREAS. a libel and
petition fled the District Court Of the United States
for the Southern District of New York the h day OF
January. 19oc by the Ocean Steamship Company OF
Savannah Of the steamship CITY Of Augusta her
engines boilers apparel tackle furniture &c Tor a
liability all loss. destruction damage
and injury caused by collision between said vessel and
the ferryboat Chicago In the North or HUDSON
River. New York. October S1st. 1899; and
WHEREAS said Petitioner and Libelant has given a
stipulation abide by and the moneys awarded 6y
the rendered by the District Court or by the
Appellate Court appeal intervene to the amount OK
$40 5553 and interest the appraised value OF said ferry
boa pending freight
NOW, THEREFORE,. in pursuance of the monltiOn IS
by said Court directed and delivered do
hereby ali claiming damages for loss de-
struction damage injury occasoned by the said col
lision due proof Of their respective claims
before Thomas Alexander ESD, United States ConlIs-
Office in the Office Building in the CITY
New before the 1st day Of May 1900 at II
A. before said Court IN said bulld-
ing day OF May, 1900 II A M and answer
and libel; otherwise they Will be defaulted
and barred from. participation In this suit.
Dated New York. January 80, 1900 -
WILLIAM HENKEL.
United the Southern District Of New
MEsSRs. DAVIES. STONE s AUERBAcH.
Proctors and Libean No 81 Nassau Street
Borough of Manhattan, City of New York
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AUTOMOBILES AND GOOD ROADS

The members OF the Automobile Club of America
preparing 10 start active campaign for good
roads A meeting will be held at the clubrooms
at the Waldorf Astoria Saturday night The
meeting will be held for the purpose of urging upon
tie Legislature Of this State the Importance OF ap-
propriating a liberal amount under the Higbie-
Armstrong bill for improving the highways Of the
State. Addresses Will be made by the following
good roads experts: General Roy Stone. E. G.
Harrison, of the Office of Road Inquiry or the De-
paTtment OF Agriculture at Washington Edward
A. Bond Chief Engineer of the state or New
York; Henry l. Budd. Commissioner OF PUBLIC
Roads OF New-Jersey, and Thomas =. MSldenhall,
OF the Massachusetts, Highway Commission
New-York tribune., 1900-01-31

NEW 1ORh SUPREME COURT, County or
Yozk-The H Ogden Lumber Company.
PlantiR. Ernest WetteTer. and others. Defsn
In pursuance OF Judgment OF Foreclosure and Sale.
duly made and entered in the entitled action bear
ing date the 18th day OF January, 1900 T. the under
signed. The Referee IN said judgment named Will sell
Public Auction at the New York Real Estate Sales
No III Broadway, the Borough Manhattan. City OF
New FORK. tire 18th day OF February. 1900. -
Ocock that day. by D. PhGnix IngrahaU & Co.
sold. and therein described as follows:
and being the City OF New York. Borough Of Manhat-
tan with improvements thereon which taken
together are bounded described follows:
Beginning point the Scurher.y side OF One
distant hundred
nifty 350) formed
o Easteriy line OF Amsterdam Avenue with the
said West Hundred and
Street thence SoutEerly and parallel with said
EaSterly line Of said Amsterdam Avenue hundred and
twelve d12 feet and six ( Inches 70 the centre line %
block: Thence Eastery along the said line OF
NortherIy and parallel with said Eastsrly @
Arnsterfsnn Avenue dI2) feet
and six the SouJherly line OF said West One
Hundred SxtY-thTd Thence Westerly along
said Southerly West One Hundred and Sxtytird
Street hundred and eight OSl feet the point
place beginning. be the said several distances
less.
EDWARD W. s JOHNSTON. Referee
E ELLERY ANDERSON. Attorney for PLAINTIFF. No. q
William Street Borough of Manhattan. New York
described above, the street number being -
New-York tribune., 1900-01-31
oRADELL NOW TIED WITH AGO

Last nights double victory for oradeu pnoved +ht.
team up even with Alec, the two being now &c.
Tor second place IN the Arlington National tourns
nnent although still some distance behind BIeecer
Edison lost two games last night wbiIA the NJ nr
ana u. team won and lost a game each ~ IT. ~
hgnts summary follows: Inc
FIRST GAME
oradei-schsnidt 1eO: Becker 200. Kss-,,, ,-, -,
pei AZ: Reehard i5I total s54 "pi' i'i' DIP
n b. M.-Fecher I42; Whitney ,ae MI, -
Nootnes' lel Cramer. Ia: total 79i ~ A'Ue' I4s;
SECOND GAME.
y. N q M.-Fecher. 10; whitney Iea r, .
Nooines' i5S: cramer. 100: total. 766 i''ue I44;
Esdison-schmIdt lo4; WenzeI lea po,t- 80
i'A; Reese l4e: total. 737. i7i' Hoime,
THIRD GAME.
Jfssoeil-Schnldt leI: Becker 1e1. Kaer,-, 50
~, Is; Reehard. is4: total s2i Pi' iof; DIP
a. Eolson-sehmidt 100 wenzeI fs4 po.h ,o
So4; Reese. i5i: total 75s ~ t'"lh' iza Hoime
New-York tribune., 1900-01-31
West 1s4th Street.
West Issrd Street.

The approximate the lien charge 70 sat
isfy which the above-descrfbed property Be sold
Ss2 56-l00 interest thereon from day
Q January. 1900 together with allowance
amounting S34s 2O1OO together with the expenses
the sale The approximate the taxes
ments and water rates other liens be allowed to
thf purchaser the purchase money paid BY
Referee Is SI5g 32-i00 and interest
Dated New York. January 2sth. 1900.
ARTHUR H. VAN BRUNT Referee.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-31
SUPREME COURT, County of New York.

Cecilia Medina surviving executrfx OF and
Burton deceased PLAINTIFF against Mary E Robinson.
wife Of Frederick Robinson. and others defendants
above action bearing
date the 26th day OF January 1900 l. the undersgnee
auction New York Real SaIssr0on Number
III Broadway in the Borough Of Manhattan city Of & Ns
noon Of that day by James L Wells Anetlo1ees tae
premises directed by said Judgment TO De sold ad therein
described follows;
certain piece parcel OF land. with the
Tweny-hird OF the City or New York Borough Of
Bronx known Number Three hundred and twenty
lows BEGINNING point the sasterly line OF Mott
Avenue laid the Maps aled BY the Conrnis-
and as vested In the hy feet north OF the point
where the said saseEy line Of & saa Aysne Is intssSeeTea
Eighteen ds certain Map on ME IN the ofce o.
'a sites belonging Col Lewis Morris. MorTsania. IN
the Town West Farms IN the County OF Westeheser
surveyor dated 20th June 1s4 said point Of begin
ming being along the side OF old
and pinetytwo C5s2 feet and eishtyve hundredhs
(-1004 the northsTly line OK One hundred
but along said present easerIy line of Mott Avenue
twenty-five C20 feet thence eastwardy but right
snnSred II and afty seven 51 feet ana sixx onshu
dredths 61ool Of foot 70 the westerly line OF the land
southTardy bur slogS saS & westerly s & ses e SAID ss
dredths 21oo OF foot thence westNardy. but again
right angles 70 said present easteriy line Of Mott
Avenue and 70 and tnrooEh prty val SC Iar as ths
ftyone onehundre6ths (51io0 OF foot 20 the point
Said premises Being Section No o Block Ngnssr
Dated New York. January sosh I999
Referee
ROBINSON. BIDDLE 4 WARD.
Attorneys tor Piaintin
The following a diagram OF the be sOlds
144th Street
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DIED FROM EFFECT OF PRIzEFIGHT.

London. Jan. sO.-'.Mike" Riley, Of Glasgow, died
this morning from a blow received while fighting
Matt" Precious, of Birmingham at the National
Sporting Club last night Precious the manager
OF the club the tirnekeeper the referee and the
seconds were charged with manslaughter at the
Bow Street Poifce Court thts aitsfhoon, and re-
manded on BAH Of 100 each.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-31
West 1sSrd Street.

The approximate OF the lien charge, to sat
which ahove-descrbed is TO be sold is
So 56tOO with interest thereon from the 23rd day
OF January 1900, together with and allowance
amounting Ss3T 100 together with the expenses OF
Approximate amount OF the taxes, assess
ments and water rates. other liens be allowed
purchaser OF the purchase paid by the
Referee is $3.50 32-1O0 and interest
Dated New York January 10th. 1900.
ARTHUR H. VAN BRUNT, Referee.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-31
,e S,p0ggIS Z ]
0pORIsFitN.
npocpAvuB OF SPORTS. TO-DAY


POULTRY sHow:-NeTT55a1dTirsoon square square
and pigeon Association, MaoisOA N'-
Garden. - cvcle meet
ATHLEsIttpTis3iirc Estpis3ic Club and. Company o. oth
Regiment armory. r-,,,n ara
H0GKEgaHsE1c g;afeE clab aGIa St. Nicholas Rink
6ToUHIs pTIIIARDs-Hanover Club tournament, In,
GOOD ROADS FEAsT1ia95ne4A Rdaa5 Association, 50 aase
tive Committee OF 'IS9@ 'Rrookiyn, by President
at Hanover CIup'
lanes D. Ben. ,.o,,,a-New- York
30" - isA-I --IT9oseville A A: MOTH NI, anS ver-
h North SfT63r1c sfR
non teams; ATcRoi0%' n. %sTy's teams; Royal Ar
eana s MenTs tsss Nq ARLINGTON ha sa
Our No. anu pars Iinwood and Alec
tsas MoTns NssgaPsr eeegeMntnsi
vs. Bulle,1ii+an Bulletll, and Fidelity and Casu-
atty @ Bro0ynd RSys SIs4t AFsans6l teams Royal
vooIt' -,,b-T ague-Fern, Fasting, Long
1sTond AIoIlIu J. F. Price and Philadelphos teams
New-York tribune., 1900-01-31

SMITH, SAMUEL SIN pursuance Of an or.
der OF Hon. James N. varnum. surrosats OF the
County York. Notice Is hereby an
having claims against Samuel s. Smith. iats OF ths
County New York deceased, to present the
vouchers thereof the subscriber his place
acting business the office OF David H Taylor 10
Broadway, the City of New York. Borough os
haitian, on before the LIST day OF June next.
Dated New York, the Goth day of November 1890.
LOUIS @. SMITH. Executor.
DAVID II. TAYLOR Attorney for Executor 120 Broad
New York City.
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SUPREME COURT, New York Couuty.-John

- T. Terry and soloR Humphreys as Trustees. SC.
OF Edwin ID Morgan deceased PlantfIa against Thomas
M,loney ana Others, DEFENDANTS. Action No. 3.
In pursuance OF Judgment foreclosure ana sale,
dulv made and entered In the aboveened action and
bearing date Goth day OF January 1900 under
sEned The Referee said judgment named Will sell at
public auction at New Real Estate
Ne III broadway In the Borough q Manhat.ln. city
OF New York wednesday. thu 2lzt Gay OF February
Auconeer the premises directed by said Judgment 10
soid and therein described a. follows:
ALL that osrtain lo, piece parcel sf lana with
New-York tribune., 1900-01-31
STATE LEAGUE MEETS.

Syracuse N. Y. Jan. 3O.-The New-York State
League in session here to-day decided to adopt
a five year agreement. John H. Farrell was re-
elected president for term or five years A pc
dtion was adopted asking the National Board OF
Arbitration to modify the rule adopted in the de-
cisfon of the Wrigley case, it affects minor
leagues. The decision of the contest between Os-
wego and Elmira for a place in the league left
with President Farrell, to be decided February 15
New-York tribune., 1900-01-31

The approximate amount Of the lien charge TO
satisfy which the above described property sold
1157314 with interest from 9Th January
1900. together with and allowances amounting
$S3695 with interest from January 9Th. 1900 together
with The OF the sale. The approximate
OF assessments other liens which be
allowed the purchaser purchase
paid by S595 interest premises
sold subject first mortgage OF 5000 with
interest thereon from the 1st day OF November, 1880. at
the rate OF i've and also second
OF $4,000 with interest thereon from the 4th
day OF May, 1883, az the rate OF hve eentum
Dated. New York. January Sth- 1900
John H IT-TlfSE
New-York tribune., 1900-01-31

The Richmond County Wheelmen. an organlza-
ton with its clubhouse at Tompkinsville, has, like
the Staten Island Cricket Club become involved in
financial difficulties. The secretary of the club,
Mercer H. Simpson. has Issued notices for special
meeting to be held February at the clubhouse
for the purpose of determining the future of the
club. Lack of interest on the part of members it
meeting. The meeting will probably vote to dis
band the organization.
The diary of a cycle dispatch rider engaged in
published in London, shows that the Intelligent and
resourceful wheelman do valuable work. This
soldier took dispatches through twenty-five miles
of country occupied by the enemy-from Estcourt
to Mooi River, a ride of forty mes-in apparently
about four hours-a feat which cavalryman
could emulate. and which would, when done. have
resulted in a horse being incapacitated for the re-
mainder of the week, in all probability The
mainder of the journal is a continuous detail of
similar work which shows that the cycle is not
out of place in South African military equipment.
James D. Bell, the president of the Good Roads
Association of Long Island and of the m
give a dinner TO prominent wheelmen the Han
Club in Brooklyn, tonight. The company is
expected to assemble at the clubhouse at p
Besides the members of the Executive Committee
there will be present several city officials, who will
discuss needed Improvements % d IN n. the borough;
interesting.
Several of the foreign riders who visited this
country take part in the tournament at Madison
Square Garden and at other points where pro-
grammes promised did not materialize. viii leave
Elkes and Ross. two American riders. who expect
70 do more or less work abroad viii accompany
New-York tribune., 1900-01-31
art two being won on close scores The summary

drst two being won on close The summary
follows:
FIRST GAME.
Apollo-Hons l64; Tepperwn. 157; wahers 1e4; Busch
iT2; Bertsch $50: total, S37.
Cyclone Johansmeyer 1885, Setter, ia; Miller 1871 A
Boettjer, 1884, C Boettjer 169; total S21.
SECOND GAME.
Cyclone-Johansmeyer, 100: Setter 1877: Miller 1hs,
Boetjer. 1884, c, oBettJer 143; total s22 " -
Beecker-F. Busch. i42 Hoertel 1872; Bonneau 123:
Koeppler, iTe; Wragge. 1872 total. S15
THIRD GAME.
Beecker-F. Busch ,1e0 Hoertel, l72; ponneau 15o:
KoeppIer. 1T2; Wragge, 146: total $50.
Applications, 146; Tepperwn I43 wahIers 1853: Busch
1T3; Bertsch. 163: total. IT'S
New-York tribune., 1900-01-31
Gnrronate's Nonres.

IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of Hon. James NJ
yarnum Surrogate Of the County OF New YorH
notice s hereby given 20 all having against
Evelyn Harbeck Auffm Ordt. late Of County OF New
present the with vouchers thereof
their place OF transactng
Richards & Brown. No. 80 William Street
In the Borough OF Manhattan. City Of New York 90
before i6th day Of April next
Dated New York the third day Of October. isee
CLEMENT ARNOLD AUFFN fly7Dr
HENRY CACHARD, Executor
New-York tribune., 1900-01-31
BOWLING.
,,,,r co1TyMBIA TEAM WINS TWO OUT OF
THREE GAMES FROM KNICkER-
ROCKER ATHLETIC CLUB.

The Knickerbocker Athletic Clubs team lost two
o,,t Of the three games rolled last night IN the
.+t,s+fc League series, despite the fact that its
,,e,ts from the Columbia Club were visitors.
The home players put up only four scores. both
totals in the first game falling below the 500 mark.
n me ast game of the evening the Cherry Dta-
Inond bowlers partially retrieved their lost honors
b,y winning with sxty-1ve pins to spare
The nights summary follows:
FIRST GAME
-olunbia-Jaeger 139: wilIin 1873: Cells. I71 Hues-
man ls9. Kimhall. 126; total. rs.
E,rsrertocker A. C-Towney 1873; Davies 1876; Sulli-
van l49: Stone. l22: Johnson. 1855; total. T59.
SECOND GAME.
oiurnb!a-Jaeger, 149: Willin 1893; Cells. 19s Hues
man l57: Kimbau. 19l; total SIS.
Knckerbocker A. C-Towney, I52: Davies, 139: Park
er ~. stone l69: Johnson. ls4: total. s31.
THIRD GAME.
Knckerbocker 4. C-Townley. 1855: Davies 179; Park
l5S: Stone. l69; Johnson. 1913; total. S45.
Colu-1biaJaeEer, 116; Willin 169; Cells 49, Hues-
nan, Is5: KImbal, 157' total, $50.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-31

At the st. Nicholas Rink yesterday afternoon the
hockey teams of De La Sale and Dwight schools
met in the second game of the nterschoastic cham
pionship series. After two hard fought halves OF
dfteen minutes each the contest ended with a tie
score, to l.
The team work and general playing of the De La
Salle seven were disappointment to it's adherents.
The men appeared TO have gone off considerably
from their usual excellent form. The work of the
Dwight team good, and the players kept the
puck in De La Sale's territory the greater part OF
hot halves.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-31

The approximate amount Of the Hen Or charge to sat
isfy which property Is Be sold
s3 e92 iaO With interest thereon from the Zsrd day
January, allowance
amounting 20 S3s0 54-iOO expenses of
the TIE Approximate OF the taxes assess
and rates, other liens be allowed to
the purchaser the purchase money, paid By the
Referee Is $3.50 32-1O0 and interest
Dated New York. January 29th. 1900
ARTIII-R II RRI-NT Refsrea.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-31
MANHATTAN BANK CLERKS WIN TWICE.
BROOKLYN ROYAL ARcANUM

in the Brooklyn Royal Arcanum tourney last
night on Trainor's alleys Fort Greene Council won
two games. De Forest Council lacked one man in
both its games Following are the scores:
FIRST GAME.
Commonwealth -ouncil-Brown 1853; Folk 142; Cocroft
ll9 McKean IA: Fisher. 1873; total. 7o1.
De Forest CouncI-Arps. 143: Walters. Ie1: Kruse,
lb2; Mas. 1874: total, 600.
SECOND GAME.
Fort Greene Council-Run. 173: Wallace.
l84 Diehi. l60: OTIS 157; total. S45.
De Forest couns-Arps, l44: Walters. 151; Kruse. 12s;
Mass. l46; total. $50.
THIRD GAME
Fort Greene Councii-Ruff, I45: Snow $50: Wallace
leS; Dtehl 2O4: Otis. 152; total, $40.
,comTnonwealth counc-Brown 175: Folk 1s4: Cocroft
lSo; Mexican, l2S; Fisher. 40; total. 1877
New-York tribune., 1900-01-31
p1rrsBURG WANTS TO PLAY NETWORK

Negotlations are under way between the man
ayers of the St. Nicholas and Pittsburg rinks for
a hockey match between an All Pittsburg team
and a representative NeH-York seven, and 1t is
e0nacted that the dates will shortly be agreed
N,pn Such a match between the East and the
vest would awaken considerable interest among
bocLev enthusiasts.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-31

The approximate OF the ien CT arge 20 SATISFY
which the above described property - 70 pe sold -
thousand hundred and fifteen eoilaES and
sixteen cents l45l5D interest thereon rom tho
22nd January, 1900 together with cests and allow
amounting Four hundred and nineteen dollars and
fortyva (S4le454 interest thereon rom the
Soth January fe0o The approximate amount OF the
taxes assessments other liens 70 Do
allowed the purchaser cut OF the purchase money Or
paid by the referee. Three hundred and nnsrynVo
dOllE-s and eighty (SS9a so9 with interest
Dated Nsw YORK. January s0th, 1000 -
&zaaEA
New-York tribune., 1900-01-31
% PLAY OFF A TIE.

The Morningside and Belvidere teams OF the
Columbia League will bowl off their tie for fifth
place. tonight. Each has won fourteen games and
lost six
New-York tribune., 1900-01-31
ALL THREE WIN AND Lose

The Bleecker. Apollo and cvclona ta..u
won ard lost game last night IN IN, esaasa saeh .
% ine United Bowling Clubs tournsment The
New-York tribune., 1900-01-31

The approximate OF charge satisfy
which the above described property sold. 5
SIS 80 with interest thereon tom the 9th day OF
January together with allowances
ing S2590 with interest from January 10th. 1900
gether the OF sale. approximate
amount OF taxes assessments or other liens, which
allowed the purchaser purchase
paid by the Referee is S31Oo5 for 1889 and
terest and Croton water for 1889 fixed
The premises sold subject prior mortgage
which there now $4,000. with interest
at go from June 27th. 1899
Dated: New York January 18TH 1900.
EDWARD W s JOHNSTON. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-31
JSTERscHoLASrIo NOTES.

ne Ia Sale Institutes hockey team will play the
.ayan from New-York University at the ST.
Nicholas Rink tomorrow afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-31
SUPREAIE COURT. County of New YORK

SOPKEME COURI, county OF New 1Ork+-
C. Barr. PLAINTIFF against John H. Burchsn
al. Defendants
In pursuance Of Judgment OF foreclosure and
duly and entered In the above entitled action bear
ing date the 9Th day OF January. 1900.
T. THE UNDERSIGNED, the Referee IN said Judgment
named will sell public auction the New York Real
Estate Sales Room No III Broadway TIE Borough OF
Manhattan City OF New York. the S1st day OF Janu
1900 twelve O'Clock that day. by Peter
F. Meyer, Aucsoneer. the premises directed By said
Judgment be sold and therein described follows
All those two certain lots. pieces or parcels OF land
with the buildings thereon erected situate. lying and
being In the Borough Of Manhattan. City OF New York
particularly bounded and described foows
BEGINNING al point the sOutherly side OF Forty
seventh Street distant Four hundred 0 feet Eastery
from the southeastery OF 41th Street and Seventh
Avenue; running thence Easterly Southery side
Street Thirtyseven go and six %
inches thence Southerly parallel with Seventh
One hundred 400 feet and 90 inches; themes
Westerly and parallel with Fortyssvenh Street Thirty
G3T feet and 6l inches. thence Northsr1y
and again parallel with Seventh Avenue One hundred
QO0) five inches the sOutherly side OF
Street the point place OF beginning The
walls easery westerly sides OF said premises
being walls Being the premises conveyed
John H. Burchem by Ellen 7. c Fallon BY deed dated
May 4th, 1896.
Dated. New York. January sth 1900.
JOHN H. JUDGE. Rererea
MERRILL & ROGERS. Attorneys for pIaintin.
No. Ill Broadway, Borough OF Manhattan.
New York CITY.
The following is diagram OF the property TO be sold
described above the street numbers being Nos 132 and
134 West 47th Street:
New-York tribune., 1900-01-31
CYCLING.
SHOW SATISFACTORY TO PUBLIC AND
MAKERS-DINNER TO FRIENDS BY

When asked to sum up his impressions of the
recent bicycle show a whole, Colonel George
Pope said:
1t has been a good thing. considered every way
1t has satisfied the bicycle makers that the interest
In cycling is as keen and that there is at
hand revival of enthusiasm among the laggers
On the other hand ii has satisfied the riders that
the makers are progressing, that the changes they
are now making substantial that the talk about
refinement is honest, and that, Notwithstanding the
lower prices, the wheels Of 1900 will easier and
wear better than any others produced There
has not been the bubbling over of enthusiasm this
year that we knew in former years, and everything
is better for 1t. The smmering and bubbling of the
public is delusive; The settled, practical, deep
rooted interest that manifested in the inspec-
ton OF the new product last year is healthier OF
course. the coaster brake will be the novelty for the
year.