davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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DELAWARE DIVISION.

For New Castle, S.1S a. nj, 3.O3, 4.s9,
and G.5S p. IN. weekdays.
Fer LaHps, S.1a y M. 4.21 i. III. week,
days.
For Dover, Harrington. and Delmar,
SIS, 11.06 Il. m, 4.S9, 6.5S, and 1911 y. m.
Sundays. 1911 p. m.
For Wyoming and way stations, 3.0s
p. IN. weekdays.
Express for Cape Charles, Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk, 11.OS a. m. week
days and 12.11 night daily.
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risk thai in contention for the impos-
Nihle.
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FOR THE SOUTH.

Southern Railway. Express 6.46 p. M,
daily, slecpers to Port Tampa, Augusta,
Memphis, and New Orleans; 7.36 p. M,
daily, sleepcrs to New Orleans. Memphis,
Nashville, via Ashevillc ana Hot
Springs.
Atlantic Coast Line.-Express 1913
p. M, daily, slcepcrs to Charleston,
Jacksonville, Port Tampa, and Macon;
los Il. nj. daily, sleepcrs to Richmond
and Jacksonville.
Chesapeake Is Ohio Railway S.11 p.
m. dnily, dining car, and slecpcrs to
Cincinnati.
Seaboard Air Line.-Exprcss 4.S5 a.
m. daily, slecpers to jacksonville: 400 p.
IN. daily, slccpers to Atlanta and Tampa.
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NtyrIi'E.

NIL 0k,-On and ait"r 81 T. mb, r II, 1860
seventh street Riidge will lie clio I'd u the pub
nctfavel, as the conf iractT will e mmenre work
on ne new steel bridge at that vine. BY ord r
OF the Bridge Committee.
j. ]. GALLAGHER, Chairman,
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Scieniitic i'almiSt.

SolhSilfIC PALMiSr. Mrs Adams reads
Cyour entire life. My fowtr is uiisui passed
tall and be convinced take IN mony until
perfectly satisfied Office No 6C6 E. llth St.
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Fur Nalr.

E0R SALE Rambler lic,clr. so 4 coLdi,
4 toi. tntap Apply +. G this tGire.
F.TDR ALE-.caca !, i second band ttcycle
~ ". ,ltr' pawnag III +. ivt't y
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Summer Comfort.

lItliEh Hu,? Then tall and 81. our Inn
1Ap proved VAPuR STOVES. DELIGHTFULLY."-
cnl perfectly safe, new ovens. last made.
,iasniiic "a stoyes fela!cd NJ. HIT ChINsON,
ln ~ a'h It. nrtwean King and french SITS
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Owen Free.

to each persrn interested
III subscribing t. the Eu
gene field Monument
souvenir Fund suh.
scribe an: emouns dc,
sired subscriptions a.
los a. si.00 will eDritls
d"toi to this daintiiy ar
tisti volume.
"F,EI.D FLawERs"
tclNth h,unn sxI6,j a. .
certifrats. II si,'-s rfpr1or
70 fiiit r, ~ ctI,tRins Q
st't1'tinn NJ f'rms rest
/ ann most rei ftstntative
: works Bld ts rei,iy for de-
:. livery.
e Hut to, the hottie con-
trihntiCp nf tn, wnrldt
] creates, artists this hnos
nt'en manufsrrnrrd for let mad
,tth is dividsd equally he'w weep
~ lat EIRt ne Field and the
uildirH nf a ncnuTsnt q, the
''ioved Inet VI fi'dhaod.
.fttr. -
Ss,HI 49, SaN Ns'~-tN FHfAh
= ~ H,t' '"a"n. .
: - $500 .'.s ..s- ;. ,.ssS ->-sA'f
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FOR keAI.
LOST.

EaR RENT-G Grocery Store ard fX'urrs. Coed
4 l0catoe. 5. j Cor lrnthsnd wilson SIS.
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oSl.-An amrthyst brott il ,cnity Of
4 4 seventh and shipley stte,s Tuesday fore
iman Initials +. k. X. IN back value as an
helr'n"m Rewa d iflc'urned to Iii flee.
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Friday, September %, 1900.

For vice-President,
THEaDORE ROOSEVELT,
VI New York.
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I'll

| ltenclil
|r,;ll regi
|Alcilt fta
|h sent
usual Il
More tr;
New-York tribune., 1900-12-04
KELLER AFTER BARNACLES
WANTS THEIR SALARIES TO PREVENT
RETURN To PAUPER LABOR

Commissioner John w Keller Of the rar.-.
ment OF Charities has issued call for an -.
heads Of sub-departments under his contro, -
assemble in his office this afternoon brinpirg
their salary lists with them and being prepared
to answer any questions he may put TO them
regarding the numbers and the duties Of their
subordinates. Mr. Keller told a Tribune reporter
yesterday that it had become necessary for him
10 effect a saving OF S3f.Oo a year in salaries.
and he intended to do it. if he had to cut off
every barnacle on the list.
Il feel certain that there are some fellows in
this Department he said who are not giving
the city full value for the money they draw
These VIII have to 60"
Mr.. Keller explained that the situation which
confronts him IS this: He has been gradually
introducing trustworthy paid labor into his De-
partment. and supplanting the pauper labor
which SO long disgraced and degraded IT. This
policy has gradually increased the salary list
The appropriation which the Board of Estimate
made for salaries in his Department for 1901 is
S459 3l6 the same as for 1900 Mr Keller saws
that. although he kept within that appropria-
tion IN 1900, his salary list has increased TO
such a point, by the substitution Of paid labor
for pauper, that If last October's salary list
should be multiplied by twelve it would exceed
S459,3l6 by about $1,000. Moreover. Mr. kel-
lers expenses will soon be increased about SIG
000 a year by manning the new bakery on
Wards Island. and also maintaining the new
Gouverncur Hospital when il is turned over to
him and he has TO pay the increased expenses
OF running that enlarged institution. This makes
a probable deficit OF S3loO, which Mr.. Keller
must face.
Il VIII not consent TO return 10 the disgrace
ful system of pauper labor" said Mr.. Keller
Department TO run down if l possibly help
IT, II there is a single man in the Department
who is holding a sinecure / want mis- head for
the basket and his salary for better purposes
I will have no barnaces if / can avoid it,"
New-York tribune., 1900-12-04
FIRE OVERCOMES NINETEEN.
DEPUTY CHIEF AHEARN AMONG THE
VICTIMS-NIISTAKE IN SIGNALS
CAUSES TROUBLE
CAUSES TROUBLE.

Fire broke out at II a m yesterday in the cellar
Of four story brick building No. 81 Canal-st.
and caused some excitement and much damage Ow-
ing 10 mistaken signal sent out from Fire Head
quarters. The cellar used storehouse for
paper and twine by E. L. Jones, who has place
a few doors away. Maurice Fitzgerald, one of
Joness employees. taking paper from the
cellar the store. On one of his trips the paper
caught fire. and when he returned he found much
smoke issuing from the cellar. a patrolman sent
in call from a special building signal which sum-
mons engine and hook and ladder company.
The regular call summons four engines. Employees,
and women. escaped from the second, third
and fourth floors
The smoke was rolling out in large volumes when
the first engine arrived. The captain sent in an
alarm. BY a mistake at Fire Headquarters the sig
nal sent out for Broadway and Beecker-st
Two engines went there instead of 10 the fire. The
hremen teegraphed 10 Fire Headquarters and the
mistake corrected.
Policeman J. ]. DENIM, OF the Broadway squad
climbed up the fire escape and took out girl
from the fourth floor. The girl unconscious
either from fright smoke She revived and
went away Foreman COnan. Of Engine Company
NO. p. and one of his fremen were overcome by
smoke while in the basement. They were dragged
out by members OF the company. revived and went
back to work. The iremen had great difficulty in
hghting the fire account of the smoke pouring
from the lower floors. The following firemen were
overcome by the heat and smoke:
AHEARN. Thomas j. Deputy Chief
nIiIE Joseph of Hook and Ladder No. 20.
toNLAN. -. foreman Of Engine No 81
ALLAN. Thomas Engine No. 81.
CoNNoLLY. J. J.. Engine No 90
CRAFT William. Engine No. 90
HAYES. Thomas Engine No 81
REALLY. L. E.. Engine No 90
KENNY, --. Chief 30 Battalion
KING. ". Acting Chief "a Battalion
Il ADEFMoTT. ". lieutenant
MpoNALD. . Lieutenant uuicel Engine No 81
INQUIRE. Patrick, Engine No. 81
NJ LAC@HIIN James. Engine No. 81.
MAIIE2. Patrick twice Engine No. 20
MEY ERS. Edward F.. Engine No 81
REGAIN. Joseph 5. Engine No. 20
STAIEI,. J. J., Engine No %.
SIEGEI- Harry NJ. Engine 20.
by escaping Illuminating gas in the cellar Of the
Nincents Hospital and the other from Hudson
ambulance won by about hundred feet. The
Of them were taken to a hospital
Fireman Hugh Larkin was placed in charge of
the building at No. 80 Canal-st door 10 the
burning building The food prepared for dinner in
a restaurant there was ruined.
Deputy Chief Ahearn ordered the men in 10
ho,es IN the hoor to let the smoke out The men
depth OF from four feet to five feet
At Mercer and Canal SITS the second floor
over a saloon, is an alleged poolroom- When the
alarm for the fire was sent In number OF police
men ran 10 the fire. and necessarily past the
room. About sixty occupants of the room rushed
down back stairway, thinking a raid was TO be
made.
The fire all under control at 1 o'clock The
damage was said TO be $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-04
A1-Cr1nN SALES TO-DAY.

There is a long list of offerings auction to-
day Among the more important the fol-
lowing;
LIS gorths1ii xI sSrnfF vs Of s9oTy 9as
brick and stone apartment house. with stores
no 3 e5S sxs ve
story brick and stone apartment mouse
Of onshuT 3sxlOS hve
story brick and stone apartment house house. ,-,.- %
Thirty rstst, 41sx5. two fogr story brick tsne
ment houses WIN y fs} st9F1y wst 1iS of Frsve ss
three $40 Ss0sS SvI5irdst south side 25 feet east Of
West End-ave.. 25xlOO5. ive story brick and stone
Il" NJ 90 sixtvthird-st south side 200 feet east Of
West End-ave, 25x1O0.5. hve story brick and stone
M i{ sixty-thirti-st south side I75 feet of
West End-ave.. 5xloe5, five story brick and stone
No s4S sxtythirti-st south side. $50 feet east of
West End-ave.. 25xloo5, five story oricA ana stone
boulevard Lafayette. west side opposite One
lots: voluntary sale by order of Alexander & Green
attorneys ia. "a. ,.a. so,th q, Ors-
,SrGa thirdst 5Oxssx50xsS4 vacant
Deimar W Heath against Frank J: Butler ct al;
William b. Ewing. attorney: II. W. Bookstaver.
referee: amount due $3.50 o. subject to taxes. etc.
BY Bryan L. Kennedy: No 1s4 Forty -sixth,st.
on map No l62 south side, 100 feet west OF Ihlrd-
ave ave Picbardson against HaEnah Macklin ct al:
William c. orr. attorney; A H. Larkin. referee;
BY John n. Golding: Nos. s4s and SSl First,aye,
west 49.4 feet north OF Thirty-seVentn-st..
2s6xSO. fve story brick tenement house. WITH
stores F. Elery Anderson. executor. etc; VIII or
Orleana r. r. Pell. against Christopher Foster et
al. p c. Anderson attorney; L. A Abrams,
referee amount due. 81 42 50; subject to taxes etc.
S47 "a ,., -.
rorth side l5O feet west of Second-ave. rms west
25x north SIX northwest i2x east nix south sS9
to beginning. five story brick tenement house with
stores No 1.271 Third-ave.. northeast corner OF
Seventv-thfrd-st. 25.1OxSO. five story stone front
Store and tenement house and portion one story
brick store No. 1273 Third-ave., east side, 51O
feet north of Seventy -third-st., &3xSO five story
STONE front tenement house, with stores and pOr-
ton one story brick store No. 5l5 Ftrst-ave.
n0rthwest OF Thirteth-st. 2+9XI5, hve story
iron front and tenement house.
M 30 East Thrtieth-St, south side. 1876 feet
west OF SecOnd-aVe., runs west o0X south SSSX
east 25x north 3S9x east 6x north So five story
New-York tribune., 1900-12-04
TO-DAY'S ENTRIES.

First race nandicaP; three-year-ods and upward six
and half furongsl-Charentus. l26. Marlber. lis:
Speedmss. III: HutzOpochtN i2 Prince Richard iO4:
Midnight Chimes. i04 Godfrey, l02 Mordelmo. 100
buncle 1i6
Second race Gor maiden twoyear old dllies FIVE fur
100 Welsh Girl. loO Infaible, zoo; Know IO0 Port
az vpi NIaiiiiiose, uo anna D5sl!hs Ioo LundGn
Third (naiden threeyelr -oIds and upward mile
and fifty yaTis-The Outcast lO0 OsceOla 1OO Awake.
100 Charley Moore lOO The Driver. 101 Tenderloin
The Driver and Tenderloin coupled in the betting.
Fourth tfor -year-olds have never won
than six furlonsst-Lian Hoffman 102.
Rlueskin 1922 Albert Enright. 1922 Lady Padien 1O2:
1902: Sadie p lGj, Watertcn.
iO6: Edgeneld IO5: Quite Right, 1O5 Rhymer los
Fifth (seIling: for threeyear olds upward
mile and a hundred yards)-Momentur los; Templar.
07: BOndman, 90: J. n. sloan. %: Tyrshena 90
Baden. 1903; 'Olive order. SO; Decimal 96. 'Ring
leader. 80.
Cnandicap FOR horses thar
hurdles aE2 steeplechases durlr- meeting: mile
three-quarters the faO-s Hubert I2S Peron
no: DrauEhtsman 1922 McFoso. lie: Magic Light if2
Silver Fox no: Gould. I0; Diver, 1o5; Be}amy
Io5: Breach OF Promise lO5; SAckett, 1Gl hors
1O2; Facie. 100; Sir Dick. 05; Spinfane. %.
Apprentice allowance
New-York tribune., 1900-12-04
REAL ESTATE.
DEAL FOR FIFTH-AVE. ORPHAN ASY-
LUM PROPERTY THWARTED
By PUBLICITY.

It was learned yesterday that the prospective
purchaser of the southeast corner Of Fifth-ave.
and Fifty-second-st. has withdrawn, because the
deal had been made public. The property is the
last remaining plot of the Old Orphan Asylum
property. which the Barney-Sheldon syndicate has
not disposed Of 1t had been rumored that an
intending purchaser had an option on the plot and
that should he buy It he would erect hotel on
the site
No progress is reported the further disposition
of the old Stewart property at Fifth-ave. and
Thirty-fourth-st.
Herbert A Sherman has sold for Reginald Cor
don. executor. the four story, high stoop brown
stone house. 25x1OO. No. IS Park-ave for ss5OoO.
This is about the only lot in Parkave that Is 100
feet deep.
Charles Griffith Moses & Bro have sold for Sam
uel L. Laderer, No. 81 East Eighty-hfth-st.. five
story 1athOuse. 24.6xSSx1O2.2.
Rusher & Babcock have sold for Mrs. Mary F..
Snead the three story and basement dwelling house
No. 10 West Eightyeghth-st.. 1sx55x1Oo. client
Max G. Baum has sold No 1855 First-ave. four
story iathoUse with store. 2Ox55xSO TO n. Sutton.
BTadhgrst,ave. fve story hathouse. l5xs5x755-
nue. e. old buildings. on plot +X645.
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.
BY Peter F Meyer & Co: No. II West Eleventh.
ST north side 1872 feet east Of Fifth-ave .. tx
1888 four story stone front building; foreclosure;
adjourned 10 December 1s. No 1910 Thrd-ave..
east side about 80 north OF BostOn-ave. 166x
+59Xl61lx3e5, one story frame store; foreclosure;
adjourned to Decembe- TO- No 9S7 Boston Road.
west side about go feet north OF Thrd-ave., 16l1x
So two story Erame dwelling house; foreclosure;
adjourned to December TO-
BY William NJ. Ryan: No. 2.O60 Fifth-ave-. north
west corner OF One-kundred "a and-twenty-seventh-
st. 4911X1O0 six story brick hathouse foreclosures
hundred-a forty -fourth-st north side 1884
feet west OF Amsterdam ave. 16SxSS H. three story
brick dweiiing house; foreclosure: to A H Hat-
thews for $40 20 No. - BradhUrst-ave., east side
266 feet north Of Observation-Disclosures -thrd-st.
SNrS0 SN s.
house: foreclosure: adjourned to December 10.
BY d. Phoenix Ingraham & Co.: No. l52 West
sixty-ffth-st south side, 302 feet east of Anster
dau-ave 19xlO05. four story stone front dwelling
house; foreclosure; withdrawn
New-York tribune., 1900-12-04

le1I t interest and waste time that ourh, 10 be-
= - -.--iss. I.iinss. He advised the present jury
would be presented to H. '''''
he last Grand Jery brought in a criticism of the
Police Department and spent some time in irysst-
eating tne water famine. The October Jury in
Nesledled the condition Of Coney Island az. and
eeasgred me neads q several departmeDts FOR not
rt Ipi@a tool, ae snIsEe INTO proper shape
in Brooklyp ana said that il Was due me ~ P. P,tnig
efnclency Ihat Kings County had less c-;voo -
vice than many Of the large citiss cLlhe ana
again warned the iurymen not 10 60 n,ei, @ ~,
me county Hless there was ground for belieIire
that the ofhcials were guilty Of malfeasanee i
New-York tribune., 1900-12-04
WHY STETNWAY DID NOT EXHIBIT.

THE ABSENCE OF THE PIANO HOUSE FROM TIE
PARIS EXPOSITION.
In a recent article the Paris Exposition in
the Figaro" II. Davenay, writing Of the absence
Of exhibit OF the steinway pianos. said:
In this manifestation Of genius, unfortunately.
one class of exhibits that of musical Instrumental
from which all musicians hoped TO draw informa-
tion and lessons of interest has had an inter
national character. Steingay did not respond to
our invitation. There is not a pianist living who
has not felt the Importance of this gap Every
knows that the house Of Stenway has introduced
new processes and traditions into its art: and we
all acknowledge its paramount influence
Since the Exposition UnveTselle OF 1867 where il
won the highest award, the house OF Steinway has
<ound itself the head Of it's craft the world
We know how it has retained this position The
simple words Made the SteinWay system are
a valid recommendation in the artistic word-a
universal passport for any instrument which bears
them. Irrespective OF its manufacturer.
Why has such a house this refrained from an
pearing at the Exposition OF 1900? II has been a
question OF pride which, exaggerated IL may ap-
New-York tribune., 1900-12-04
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

f5s EsrGss e Ssgry ssg;Fs 4:s p.;s
clifr s 10 81 szl5 Eibrdgs Gerry ss'0'
1oistIse is rs'er Gerry sI :. z1.oOO
'osh,s5 No g 70 IS East iooxO5ii samuel 0
"s5' s Ms MsTSaq~sy E No SOP 25z75; Louisa Kenebei
l22i st. 300 q OF dave 25xioo H. lease A'000
titie iHeresa Fuseo O. Sabatella Petito all
HFTH5dmsy T56msys Ms3,ni9. % 4 sos1oo
also Man,. 3 200 # Of 7thave 15OxiOO11:
S5o,b.. 1ISso Morris Mayer TO Emanuel Heiiher and
113th-st No p West Is 56xioo.ii Title GGarsntss
,o 'T H ITGst p1y Company and another etc.
s2sh-st No 5Gi East, 25xloo Katharine Gei5 to sS''
l'3th-sf go = BrooEave 25xo0: win iO'
al lam II Weiher 10 isidor Jelenek. -.
have 5,i s 4oi1 {, Of 1lsthst. 5OxoO VIII
1sthst. 40 EAST a5Ss2 Hugh Mei:lroy to
soth-st No s25 West 22xi5.s William ST j sew
II GouE and another. executors etc. John II
aads., so = e Of Lexington aOxss a. Ss'oo
,,,an Madison y kennedy to Rose W Kennedy......-.
200: Louis RafHOer and another to Louis Gordon
lS5h.ss 20 iio West, 25xiGi; Mary Corr to
FOrstyth-st, No I45. 8 2ixiOO. Nathan schan- 0O0
IAN St No 800 East fssz51G: Kate Johnson to
s1st:t. No s47 East 2sxio65 Charles dumb
5adst. No East i6sxic6xia sxio04. Rosetta
steinert 70 Jacob Kassewitz -, ''. $500
ATTStsTdam-aEs TSozDt. ,y., ia2-st 2tiixioo
FTRnfes' RSr-5 No No l9s 5 -ox1ogx25 sxlOO: Lcuis
0ai.iS nnS pIoperIys AmaIa A Behrend individually
bFoome-st No BOB - 5x52 3x24 4x52 =
Ms5it5S, Ans5Sa Ne%la S 30 20 Louis Goldberg 1880
IahOther 20 Max FOrman and another. ..........
,aSDA to Amaie cohR n, -, 1900
sof5s E1ls S SSonIT2y roy to Peter Doslges 10000
ESroWn anu another 70 Daniel Murray.
hlIl-st NO III West 20x y block, Frederick
Fsehtz 20 CHARLES T ROwley.
Sou-sI No 10 East. 21Iixi0OS. Fanny Helbrorer
,oS. to Philip Hatmann 5000
Iz0th-st n 5. 30 II Of 2d-ave. JOx1OO.1I; Her
pert Longan TO James E}yrnes. 4
40th-st Nos 100 and iI3 2Ox1OO
Esendet Isaacs 70 Charles T ROWlov.
0od- 81 NO ID East. 16 SN1O0 3. IAovenfeIT
ma another 70 Jac0h k8sSsVftZ-
4oth-st No 10 East lIxIG).j; William Thomp-
son TO ERhert g Simon7o ....--....-.
kinssbridse Road. ~ II n cf Windh4r1 FIacs.
5t-txIl l-N'''.fyl'6ll; A PeTcivs. KiIk.and
Cora r Austin.
ll9th-st No l36 East 23x10O-5; Frances Molloy
Madison-av W corner 119th-st d 1OxiOO:
Max Bargebuhr TO r NJ ............. 100
V ogden to Matthias .--..... 5000
lO2d-st No 245 West. ISx1OO IL Agnes Han
cock 10 Philip C. Donner. ..........-.
Madtson-st Nos 2T3 and 275. n :. 20 4x1OOx294 Ak
100; David kidansky and another David
IIeehoefs
New-York tribune., 1900-12-04
NEW HOTEL IN WEST FoRTY-FIFTH-sT.
THREE LOTS BOUGHT AND MORTGAGED BY
CHARLES T. ROwLEY

Charles T. Rowley acquired title yesterday 70
the property Nos. 100 III and 118 West Forty-nfth-
81 Hom Bendet Isaaes and Fredericka Rentz ssr
a stated consideration OF Sl90OOO
Rowley then morUsaged the uropertv "a A r.
oreeeai x Son for si1ooO at per cent 70 William
=. Flnn Tor sl2500 at s per cent and 20 the Ger
cent. ~-'fe'"J t1i e-sos0,N AT pcr
en- LIS 'suranee cOmpanys mortgage was made 70
SeCtt -. = oulIdnS loan for $4,000 which Rowlev
VII y epgiy toward the erection OF ten story brick
I u Sone motel with half story for servants The
loan Is payable in fifteen paymenfs -
New-York tribune., 1900-12-04
TENNIS.

OFFICIAL RANKING OF AMERICAN TENNIS
PLAYERS
Boston. Dec. 3.-The official ranking Of the
American tennis players for 1900 by the Ranking
Committee Of the United States Lawn Tennis As
ISOLATION. together with the handcaps for next
year, were announced to-day and are as follows:
Class (owe s-sl-M. d. Whitman.
Class (scratch)-p. T. Davis. W. A Larned and Beas
Glass COX. Collins G. L wrenn. jr.. H. Ward
Class ! Cs-s5-J A Allen r D, Little and H. H
ciass C4-s-c S. Hardy. ]. P. Paret. E P. Fisher
W. J. Clothier and r. Stevens.
Class C5-e1-H. Foster. Samuel Hardy and J. C
Davidson.
ander and ]. A. Carpenter.
Class S as LEA CoSmaa. K. Horton, G. s ksyes
Ane Class 9 as a-s,-L C Wright. " c Grant. H. A.
rsurrrner s. Ware.
class 10 as 3-6l-H. r. Avery.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-04
TWO MEN HELD FOR EKTRADITIoy.

Julius and Karl NoII. father and son. were ar
rested Saturday night by Deputy United States
Marshal Bernhard a complaint sworn TO By the
German Consul-General Karl Buenz charging
them with forging bill OF exchange for 90
marks IN Elberfeld Prussia. January 80 last
The prisoners acknowledged their identity and
held without bail for examination in extradi-
ton proceedings on January next. On reaching
Ludlow Street Jail the broke away from The
deputy marshal and ran up Ludlow-st. He was
caught after a short chase.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-04
SpyogRIIS ~
0pORTsnfN'
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Jockey Club Ben
nings; meetings at Oakland and New-Or-
leans
GOLF.-Morris County Golf Club final
match and Thehaud Cup between James a.
Tying and Howard A Colby. thirty-six holes;
caddes' tournament, semi-f1naI round Mas
sau Country Club.
BILLIARDS.-Amateur Athletic Union
Glass 3 tournament, preliminary rounds,
Knickerbocker Athletic Club.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-04
NEW RuILDING PLANS

Westchester-ave. corner Bergen-ave for a
nve story brick tenement house and store. "a. *
6lNiH2-2s Thomas ID Malcolm No GtS MelFOse-
ave. owner, Harry T Howell Brook ave. n Q
corner l3Sth-st. architect .........
RldSe-st, Nos 20 and g.. for six story and base
ment brick hathous-. 40 2X63.2. POllack &
Aransky, M 80 Grand-ave. owners. Michael
Bernstein No 2f5 Broadway. architect ..... 90.
I59th-st. Nos 6S2 and 6S4 East for two hve story
brick hathouses and Offices. 2SXSLi each Mrs
Honenourger, No 6S2 East l53th-sJ. owner;
cost each ..............--. .-............-...
New-York tribune., 1900-12-04

Lexington. Ky. Dec. 3 (speciaD.-M. Young Of
the McGrathana stud. has secured for fmporta-
tion to America the racehorse and Sire Saucerer
which he will place at the head of his we'll known
farm. Saucerer Is by the 100000 Ormonde and out
of Crucible. and therefore a half-brother Of Gold
Cup, Gold Field. Doncaster Cup etc. Young has
sold to English parties the best son of the late
Hanover. He is Handbal. out Of Keepsake. and
raced well $ a twO-year-old and ree-year-old
winning about $50 900.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-04
RACING.
FOUR FAvoRITEs PROVED WINNERS AT
JENNINGS

Washington Dec CSpeciaD.-Four favorites and
two heavily played third choices were returned
winners at Bennings this afternoon A poor lot
Of horses ran. The defeat of Lady Hayman in
the fourth race was a sore blow TO her hackers.
The blame for the result they lay with the starter
for she was last of the field when the flag was
lowered Rabunta. the winner heavily played.
Burns rode two of the winners-MacLeod Of Dare
and Spurs.
The delegation that will go from here to New
Orleans starts on Sunday. The consignment will
number about sixty horses. Summary:
FIRST RACE-For threeyear-olds; $500 added selling
Seven suriongs.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-04

stone front tenement house. with stores: Joseph p
Meagher against Joseph j. Gleason et al: James
titiOn.
Bq Peter F. Meyer & Co. No. 50 East Seventy
sixth-st.. south side. 80 fees OF PaTk-ave..
1lxlo22 four story stone front dwelling house.
William ~ Evarts against Charles y. Mende et
al; E G. Whitaker. referee; amount due. SD 100 26
subject to taxes etc. S35 g.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-04
AN ATTRACTIVE HOLIDAY PUBLICATION

H. O'Neill & Co. Sixth-sye., Twentieth TO Twen-
ty-frst-st., have issued attractive holiday PAM
phlet called Gift Book" containing. as the title
page announces. "a few timely hints for Christ
shopping" Anything that makes Christmas
buying a pleasure instead of Iaborious task Is
welcome at thss season. and O'Neiii < Co recog
nize that fact, and have put forth their Gift
Book" 10 meet the public want