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New-York tribune., 1900-04-10
CRICKET GAMES ARRANGED.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF METROPOLITAN DIS
TRICT CRICKET LEAGUE MEETS

There was meeting yesterday afternoon at the
Coffee Exchange of the Executive Committee of
the Metropolitan District Cricket League Presi-
dent r. T. Rokeby presided, and the following
clubs were represented: Knickerbocker A. c.. IIv-
ingston Field Club. Manhattan Cricket Club and
Montcair A c.
The meeting confined to arranging games
The first of these will be the annual contest be-
tween the League and the New York Cricket As
sociation. The Livingston Field Club offered the
use of its ground for the contest This was ac-
cepted, and the game will be played Staten ISL
and on Memorial Day. The date of the game was
agreed 10 after it was learned that the Canadians
had refused July and for their annual match
with the United States and il was understood that
the intercity game with Philadelphia could be
played these days. The first contest between
the cities will be played in Phiiadelpbia and
II was proposed to have match in this
city September l and 3.
The Livingston Field Club. which had not been
organized when the championship schedule was
drawn up. then arranged the following games
which were added to the League list
June 2-Montclar A. c. Livingston Field Club at
Montciar.
June 23-LAvingston Field Club We. Montclair at IIv-
June 3o-Lvingston Field Club VS. Manhattan at Iiv-
ingston.
July 2l-Avngston Field Club VS. New-Yorl at Ilv-
Juy 2sKnickerbocker C. VS.. Livingston Field Cub
Bayonne..
August IL Manhattan Livingston Field Club at
Prospect
August 1s-Lvingston Field Club VS. Knckerbocler
A. g.. Livingston.
september I-New-York VS.. Livingston Field Club at
Prospect Park.
Should the Phiadephians agree to play in New
York on September l. the date Of the last game
will be changed.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-10
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The approximate amount Of the lien satisfy
which the above described property Is be sold.
t032 with interest thereon from OF
1900. together with and allowances
1894 90 loo with interest from together
with the expenses OF the sale The approximate amour,
OF taxes assessments or other liens which
lowed TO the purchaser out OF the purchase
paid by the referee is. Croton SIS
The premises will be sold In parcel subject TO the
following prior and incumbrances: mortgage
for $4,000 with interest four per per annum
from July /. 1889
mortgage for s4.T5o with at five per cent
annum from November 25.
Rnnum from September l.. 1890
Party wall agreement dated July ?s 1855 made between
Eugene ID. Bagen and James Carney and Catherine hs
Wife, recorded In the office OF
OF New York in Lber 1895 Conveyances page aTS ana
TO claim for 500 and interest fr said party
wall pursuant 10 the OF party wall agreement
Dated New York. March Both 1900
EMANUEL BI-UME:NSTIEI.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-10
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.
DR. TALMAGE, CORNELIUS VANDERBILT. 5.
II. CRAMP. JOHN D. CRrMMINs. DIR. w.
SEWARD WEBB AND OTHERS
SAIL.

The North German Lloyd steamship Kaiser Will
helm der Crosse which sails to-day for Bremen
Cherbourg and Southampton. will carry among
others Count and Countess Auberet Harold Brown
the electrician; S. H. Cramp the shipbuilder; Mrs
Elisha Dyer, Mrs. Louis di Zerega the Rev. DR.. T.
De Witt Talmage and wife. David Untermeyer, Mr.
and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt. r. f. Peake and
Professor w. s. Sembrich
DR.. Tamage Will preach in the principal cities of
Great Britain and Continental Europe. While I'm
London DR.. Talmage Will confer with the Secretary
of State for India concerning American aid toward
the relief of the Indian famine distress.
The names of John ID. Crmmins and the Misses
Crmmins appear on the passenger list of the Amer
lean Line steamship st. Louis. which leaves here
for Southampton tomorrow. On the list ap-
pear the names of Justice George c. Barrett JUS
tlce Morgan j. O'Brien and DR.. w. Seward Webb.
Among the more distinguished passengers whose
names are on the proof slip of the passenger list
of the incoming Oceanic are the Right Hon the
Earl or Warwick, Lord Herbert Vane Tempest and
Phya Prasedhi, the Slamese Minister to the Court
of -, James.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-10
THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED

STATES OF AMERICA, o Marshal Of the south
District of New York. Greeting:
WHEREAS. libel and petition has been in the
District of the United States for the
Of New York the Doth day of March, 1900 bv
La Compagnie Generate Trarsatlanque, of
steamship La Bourgogne. praying for Limitation
liability the loss damage injury
between the said steamship Bourgogne and the
the and in said libel
toned and praying that mOnition Court In
behalf be issued and that
damages for such loss. damage injury
proof their respective claims proceedings being
had II II shall appear that petitioner is not
liable for such loss. damage injury be so
finally decreed by the Court; and
WHEREAS, the said petitioner surrendered
said steamship Bourgogne her pend
Ing freight trustee duly appointed pursuant to the
order the said Court
YOU ARE THEREFORE COMMANDED 10 cite all per
claiming damages for such loss. damage
jury occasioned by said collision. appear sand
Court proof their respective claims he
Thomas Alexander. Esq, Commissioner OF the said
United States District Court, at his office the L.
Court House and Post ONCE Building, Borough OF
Manhattan, City of New York the I7tb
July 1900, IL o'clock forenoon and you are
also commanded cite such claimants to appear and
the allegations OF libel petition herein ON
before the said lasnamed date
time this Court may grant and have receive
relief may be due
And what have done in the premises do Won
make return TO this Court together with this writ
WITNESS. the Honorable Addison Brown Judge OF thu
District Court OF the United Southern Dis
day OF March, in the OF
Of the Independence States the one hun
dred and twenty fourth.
JONES & GOWN N' O'e'N-
Proctors Petitioner
No. AS Cedar street, York
New-York tribune., 1900-04-10
JAMES EDWARD HIGGINS otherwise GEORGE BAKER
NHEREAS proceedings have been commenced

in the Chancery Division Of the High
lSTAMP 1Osl Court of Justice dn England
ter OF William Higgins. deceased Ooung
" Higgins, 1900. II. No. Oh. determine whether
the funds now representing the legacy Of $4,000
queathed by the Testator William Higgins, deceased.
late Of Harcourt Terrace Ffsherton Anger the
of Wits gentleman (whO died the 2ith August 1882
for the benefit of James Edward Higgins. his wife
children and the accumulaons arising herefrom
and what part thereof divisible or whether
the income of part thereof
should continue to be accumulated for any what
period.
The said James Edward Higgins a nephew he
said Testator at Fleet
England, with his wife, Georgina. by stated
he had six children. on about August,
James Edward Higgins went to New York America,
he is said to have passed under the Of George
Baker He is stated TO have gone to New Jersey Amer
lea, in 1850 and have returned the
York from which last mentioned city he last heard
of in 1881
The said Edward Higgins otherwise George
Baker, if living II dead person claiming through
him to be interested in the said funds per
by their solicitor. before the 22nd
1900 his their claim a kent for M
purpose the chambers Stirling at the
Royal Courts of Justice Strand. England. 10
In and his their claim cham
bers default thereof he they peremptoriy
excluded from the benefit Of order be made
said proceedings.
the said chambers is appointed for hearing
adtudcating the claims.
Dated this 9th day of March. 1900
SAMUEL \. VI. SATOw, Master
JANSON COBB PEARSON & CO,
81 F!nsbury Circus London England, Solici-
New-York tribune., 1900-04-10
limited STATES OF AMERICA, Southern

Distriot OF New York. s WHEREAS a Incl and
petition hlso the District Of
for the southern District Of New day OF
January. 1900. by the Ocean Steamship Company 81
Savannah owner OF the steamship City OF Augusta ,er
engines, boilers, apparel tackle, furniture &c for
Limitation Of Its liability all loss destruction dana
and injury caused by collision between vessel and
the steam terryboat Chicago the North or Hdson
River. New York. CctoLer 31st. 1899; and
WHEREAS. said Petitioner and I.bellant has given
stipulation to abide by and the awarded by
the nnRl decree rendered by the
Appellate Court II appeal intervene amount OF
S2lo o3 and ineres the appraised value ferry
boat and her pending freight ''
NOW. THEREFORE. In pursuance Of the mention is
sued by the salt Court directed delivered An
hereby cite al persons claiming damages loss de-
struction. damage injury occasioned
son to file and maxi due proof OF their
before Thomas Alexander Fsq., United States Commits
sioner. his office in the Post once Building in the CITY
OF New York before the lst day May 1900 al II
A. NJ and also appear before said Court In said mild
ing LIST day OF May. 1900 a A. M and answe.
said petition and Tibet: otherwise they derauled
and barred from participation in this
Dated New York. January 90. 1900
WILLIAM HENKEI
United States Marshal for the southern District
- w
MEsSRs. DAVIES. STONE & AUERBACH
Froctors for Petitioner and Libean No 70 Nassau
Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New York
New-York tribune., 1900-04-10
SUPREME COURT, County of Now York

Amasa Wright Saus. Plaintiff. against Abraham
Frankel. and others. DEFENDANTS
In pursuance OF Judgment OF foreclosure and sale
duly made and entered in the above action ani
bearing date The 10Th day Of March 1900 under
public auction. at the New York Real Estate Saesroon
No Ill broadway, In the City Of New york
the llh day OF April 1900 noon on that
day. by William Ksnnely. Auctioneer the premises
scrlbed follows: '' w
ALL hat certain lot piece parcel land with the
@ pnildngs ana Improvements thereon erected situate
said and bounded and described as follows BEGINNING
at point on the Southerly side
tant two hundred and
the Southeastery corner OF
Avenue; running thence Southery with
ond Avenue and part Of the distance through party wall
ninety eight tSsl feet and nine ( Inches
and parallel with Forty,hrst Street sixteen feet
thence Northery and again parallel
nnetyeght G,) feet and nine o) inches souherIy
side or Forty first Street and thence
Souhery side Of
point place Of beginning " ~ ''''
TOGETHER with all the right. interest OF IN.
parties or In and TO the street front Of said premises
Dated New York. March lGth 1900
GEORGE w. ELLIS, Referee
FREDERICK s. WAIT. for Plaintln NJ N
Wall Street New York CITY y. Y
The Following Is diagram Of the property sold
Eurtv.-O first
New-York tribune., 1900-04-10
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

OF NEW YORK.-Pincus Loweufeld and William
Prayer. plaintiffs against Jacob and others
PENDANTS.
In pursuance Of Judgment Of foreclosure sale duly
made and entered above entitled
date the twsntysXth dav OF March. 1900 /.
signed Judgment named. will sell at
public auction. the New York Real
No. Ill Broadway the Borough Manhattan city
New York. the 18th day Of April 1900 II O'Clock
that day. by William Kennedy auctiOneer -
premises directed by said Judgment be sold
described follows:
All those certain lots OF land. with the buildings
thereon, situate In the Nineteenth Ward the Borough
Manhattan in the city Of New York and Block 1881.
section the Land Map OF the city Of New York
together bounded and described follows; Begnning
point in the eastery line Third
six feet inches and hair OF inch northerly
from the point Of intersection OF line
avenue with the northery line % Eighty NTH
running thence norhery along the easerly line
avenue hyone feet one inch: thence easterly. and
allel with Eightyhfth and partly through a party
wall standing partly the hereby conveyed
dred feet thence southerly and parallel
nue.. hftyo feet inch. and thence westerly.
parallel with Eightyhfth hundred
easerly line OF Third the point
ginning said premises being known by the
bers 1917 and 1919 Third avenue.
Dated New York, March Goth. 1900
EMANUEL. BLUMENSTTEI. Referee
EMANUEL ARNSTETN.
Attorney
No. 81 Nassau y. Y. o Manhattan
The following 4 property b. sold as
described above. the 1910
Third avenue:
New-York tribune., 1900-04-10
CYCLING.

ASSOCIATED CYCLING CLUBS OF NEw-YoRK
THROW DOWN THE GAUNTLET TO THE
SUPPOSED RULERS OF CENTURY RUNS.
Cycling Clubs of NewYork held in years was that
the Circle Hotel last night. Over fifty delegates
present and the lively interest manifested
throughout assurance enough that something
of the ordinary about to happen: and 1t did
While Il expected that the real purport OF
the session would be to arrange for the presenta-
tion of set of resolutions to the retiring pres-
dent, Charles E. Sims and the arrangement for an
outing in the summer, these questions were or
little moment when James O'Neil took the chair
and some of the delegates began to discuss the
Century Road Club of America and the recent ac-
tions of its local committee. Delegate after dele
gate to his feet and made strong protest
against the assumption of the Century Road Club
that il controlled century runs in this district. 1t
shown Immediately that the sentiments or the
Associated Cycling Clubs that they were ca
pabie of conducting their affairs and that they
did not for minute propose to submit to dictatl IN
from the Century Road Club any of Its ofticers
All of the members of the Associated Cycilhg
Clubs Will conduct century runs this year wnen
they fit, and they will not ask for or receive
sanctions from any outside organizations. AS one
of the delegates from prominent club said last
night Here We are, representing thirty OF OF tne t
minute that going to ask little handful
OF people when we can have a century or any other
kind of a run? Well not going to do any
thing of the sort. Our Race Committee has been
instructed to ahead and make Its arrangements
for the season. and it will not consult with the
Century Road Club or anybody else in making It's
brought this upon itself for the too dictatoria pol
icy adopted by some of its local representatives.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-10
Gross. Heap. Net.
Mrs. F. C. Braithwai,e and Mrs
YALE CREW CANDIDATES.

New-Haven, Conn. April 9.-Captain Allen of the
Yale crew tonight announced the squad Of sixteen
men besides himself who regarded at present
as the leading candidates for the first and second
eights. and informed them that after tomorrow
afternoons practice there would be no more work
until next Monday. At that date they ex-
pected TO return to New-Haven to form the train
ing table and steadily until the date of tha
race at New-London with Harvard. The sixteen
men who, with Captain Allen. in the squad are
Yarmouth, BIagden Auchincoss, Wickes Me
decken, Mitchell. Atkinson. Williams. Hooker,
md
New-York tribune., 1900-04-10
foreclosure Sales.
CUPREME COURT, County OF New York

\
~ Emma H. s. Merrill. Plaintiff. against Edward d.
Bertine and others. Defendants.
N Of a Judgment OF Foreclosure and Sale
made the above-enttled action. bear
ing fifteenth day OF March, 1900. l. the under
signed the Referee said Judgment named. VIII sell at
Public Auction New York Real Estate Sales ROOM
No. Ill Broadway Borough of Manhattan City or
New York. of April 1900. at II O'Clock
noon, that day by William Kennedy Auctioneer. the
premises directed Judgment 10 be sold and therein
described follows:
All that lot. piece parcel Of land situate
and being City OF New York and bounded and
described follows Beginning at point the
southerly side Of hundred and hirtysixth street
hundred eighteen 1919 feet nine CD inches
easwardly the formed bv the intersection OF
said souherly nun-red and thirty sixth
Street with the side of Willis Avenue running
thence southerly and part OF the way through party
wall hundred Q00 feet 20 the centre line OF the block
thence eastwardy along said centre line OF the block
eighteen dSl feet nine C inches thence nothwaTSIy @
and again at right angles said southery side OF one
hundred and thrty-sixh Street and part p OF the way
through another wall hundred Oo) feet u sald
southerly side Of One hundred and thiItysst6 street
thence westwardy along said sOutherly side or one nun
dIed and hirtysxth Street eighteen G feet and nine
C9) inches to the point place OF beginning.
Dated: New York. March 10Th. 1900
CHARLES A. JACKSON. Referee
MERRILL. C ROGERS Attorneys for Plaintiff. III
broadway Manhattan. New York City.
The following is diagram Of the property 70 be sod
described above. number being No $50:
New-York tribune., 1900-04-10
90 Ubom ct Alan Concern.


T. Court OF Justice in England Chancery Division made
IN re William Wages Estate. Wagg Williams.
IS W. "a, the following enquiry directed namely
Whether John Sherrard Scott Wagg is alive
dead, when he died. is by devise descent
or otherwise entitled to the freehold property Acton
the county OF Middlesex. in the third cOdci
or the said William Wagg mentioned NOTICE HERE
bh GIVEN that the said John Sherrard Wagg
any other person claiming Re interested
Ger the said enquiry before Of
June, 1900 10 come in and prove claims at the
Chambers Of Mr. Justice Byrne Royal Justice
Strard London England In default they will
be peremporiy excluded from the benefit
"Wednesday, the 18th day of June, 1900 a o'clock
In the forenoon. the said chambers appointed for
hearing and adtudicating upon the claims
Dated this 9th day Of March. 1900.
''RICHD WHITE
G. \ row Mase
New-York tribune., 1900-04-10
STRIKE OF THE CADDIEs ENDED.

The strike of the caddies at the Apawamis Golf
Club in Rye ended yesterday. Some OF the
members of the Greens Committee took the ring
leaders Of the strike and elected them bodily from
the grounds. When the other boys saw that the
leaders were not 20 be allowed to return and molest
them they quickly returned to work at the old rate
of 20 a round for eighteen holes and five
cents for cleaning clubs. Yesterday afternoon the
links were usual, filled with players
New-York tribune., 1900-04-10
coRNELL's TRAINING TABLE.

Ithaca, y. y, April 9.-The actual training of
CorneIl's crew candidates began to-day when Coach
Courtney ordered his varsity men 10 the training
table which has been established the New Ithaca
Hotel. Members Of both the first and second var
sity eigfts included IN the number. which was
made up < follows: Robbins Daze Beardsee
Smallwood, English, Petty. Vanderhoef Hartley. of
the first crew. and Francis. Toohill POwley Ayres
Chase Boyer, Kugler and Brinckerhoff, of the sec
ond eight. The freshmen candidates will be
taken to the training table for some time.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-10
FORBIDDEN TO SHOUT on TIE SPEEDWAY.

Commissioner CIausen of the Park Department
yesterday announced a rule for those who
make OF the Speedway The rule Is that those
using the drive shall not shout make a noise
Commissioner Clausen said that this rule was
necessitated by a large number of horses becominR
frightened by the shouting OF drivers and occupants
of other carriages. and running away. The police
have been Informed strictly to enforce this new
rule.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-10
CTPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

- YORK.-JOSEPH n. HOYT. plaintiff, against WILL
G. MASSARENE and others defendants.
n pursuance a judgment Of foreclosure
In the above entitled action bearing
nineteenth day of March. thousand nine
hundred the undersigned the Referee appointed there
In will sell at Public auction Wednesday. the egh
teenth day OF April 1900. twelve O'Clock the
New York Real Estate Salesroom, Number Ill Broad
in the Borough OF Manhattan OF the CITY
F. Meyer, euCtioneeT. PREMISES
scribed said Judgment follows: Il. ~
Of New York. he bull
thereon. bounded and described
GINNING point In the souther1y Of hun
dred fourth distant four hundred and sixty
and onehalf Of inch westerly from intersection
the souhery side Of one hundred and
the westerly side Of Columbus running thence
southery parallel with Columbus avenue hundred
feet eleven inches; thence westerly parallel W
hundred and ;ourth street ,h,ty Your feet six inches
thence northerly again parallel with Columbus
part Of the through iref
feet eleven inches to the souhery side %
and fourth and thence souhery
side OF one hundred and fourth thirty four feet
six inches 10 the point Of beginning.
Dated New York March 26th 1900
THOMAS r. DONNEIIY
Referee.
No las Nassau Street. fork
The following diagram 1f premises
IN the foregoing notice Of sale:
1Oith Street.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-10

The approximate amount Of the lien charge 70 satisfy
which above described be sold Fifty
thousand five hundred and forty eight ant s. IcO
dollars. thereon frum %
March. 1900 allowances
amounting the OF Three hundred and forty-siN
and 95 100 dollars from nineteenth
Of March 1900 and the expenses q this sale and
approximate amount Of the charges liens for
assessments and water rates the said property
One thousand ve hundred and rtyseven 92 100 dollars
with interest thereon to be added
THOMAS r. DOS>;EILT
New-York tribune., 1900-04-10

approximate of the Hen charge satisfy
which the described property be sold. Is
81 636 40. with interest thereon from the 18th day OF
March, together with and allowances amount
ing 1920 90 with interest from March 18TH 1900
Cether the expenses sale. The approximate
amount of taxes assessments other liens which are
allowed of the purchase
paid by the Referee is s11621 and interest. The
will be sold subject against nui
to division Brown.
Lber 7O1 II Conveyances. page Vs the
Register of Westchester County.
Dated New York. March 10Th 1000.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-10
ROYTEG NOTES

Jim Jerries. the champion heavyweight. left
This city at o'clock yesterday afternoon for his
training quarters Alenhurst. N. J., where he is
to train for his fight with Coroett, scheduled to
take place at the Seaside Athletic Club May Il
Tom Sharkey and Gus Rubin matched
to fight July 16. The contest to be for twenty
five rounds and Is TO be before the Seaside
Athletic Club. In either is defeated be-
fore the date mentioned the bout is to be declared
New-York tribune., 1900-04-10
CHESS.
THE TOURNAMENT AT LONDON

London. April s-The third round of the tourna-
ment under the auspices of the City OF London
Chess Club played In this city this evening
When play was concluded four games were finished
Gunsberg had beaten Lawrence, Passmore had
gone down before Ward Jones had disnosed y.
Tietjen. and Loman had defeated Phystck. The
games between Blackburne and Techmann and
Mason and Van Vliet adjourned Foiiowine Q
is the score of the players up date:
New-York tribune., 1900-04-10
FoURsoME HANDICAP AT LAKEWOOD.

Lakewood, April g (Specal).-A golffng contest of
special interest to-day woman's foursome
handicap arranged by Mrs. Frank NJ. Freeman.
the Golf Club of Lakewood's links. The full
course was played, and the limit Of handicap
ttirty-six strokes prizes being awarded the best
and second pairs. Ten cards returned, and
play continued throughout the day. Summaries
Of play:
New-York tribune., 1900-04-10

il
Note The approximate amount o: the lien or charge
satisfy which the above described
Is 81 5000 with interest thereon from the day OF
March, 1900 together with the and allowsnces
amounting S255 O3. together
The approximate amount OF the ana
water rates other
out OF the purceaie money. paid referee A.
SIG6 81 and interest '' -
Dated New York. March 10th. 1900.
GEORGE FIyJS pafs-aa
New-York tribune., 1900-04-10
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY

GOLF-Thirty-six hole match, Nardon ana
Dunn, Scarsdale N Y.
POOL.-New-York Athletic Cub cham-
rsonship. Knickerbocker Athletic Club
championship: Crescent Athletic Club tour
nament-
CYCLE MEETING. - Annual meeting
Brooklyn Bicycle Club. Hanson Place.
Brooklyn.
BOwLING-Bank Clerks League, j. p.
Morgan & Co. National Park and Laden
burg Thalmann Co. teams; Columbia
League. Morningside. Knickerbocker and
New-York Council teams; Carrutherss Ma
tional Pontiac Arlington and Spartan
teams; Greater New-York Individual
Tournament, Holt, Heites and Howell
New-York tribune., 1900-04-10
RASEBALL.

ithaca. April e.-Cornell from Tufts to-day
by score Of to 4. Though the weather
uisagreeably cold. nine innings played. Cap
tain Bole pitched in good form and Cornel's play
ing creditable. Score
R. H f
Tufts ................O IA 5
Cornell ..............4 o x-7 3
Batteres-Richmond Fske; WINERY.
AT PHILADELPHIA.