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New-York tribune., 1900-03-22
INTERNATToNAL ROCKEY.

Lovers Of good hockey will have opportunity
20 see two interesting games the ST Nicholas
Rink on Friday and Saturday nights The Ottawa
Hockey Club OF Canada is make its first visit
10 this city, and will play the New-York Athletic
Club on Friday night and an Ali-NewYork team
on Saturday night The All New-York is com
posed OF the strongest players from the Hockey
Club OF New-York. st. Nicholas Skating Club and
the New York Athletic Club and fast and scientific
hockey ought 10 result The lineup OF the teams
Will be follows:
New-York tribune., 1900-03-22
Sports
@-A ~ D
ApORTSr1tN'
DpoeR4nnE OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

v,oUT TNG.-Bank Clerks League-hleE-
uarS American Exchange ana broaa-
-sr srI teams Fire Insurance League. nc
AAio.-. ,s--os. Columbia 1eague-Dwi, AM
ess-s- es-sar, and Morningside teams; National
slsio~-,e-Oriental. Kings County ana Lotus
Lsass' g-a--tithers Brooklyn National-Soutn
seams, ,ose,,t and Pin Knight teams. Brook
Ps~' povaI Arcanum-Fern. Brevoort and
Gilbert teams .....,, Fact
epaseF7all League. Fifth Avenue Hotel
efl . -, e,,ooftn East Side Gun Club, New
41fe5i@us Gun Club Maspeth. Long ISL
an tssrblan6 Gun Club Dexter Park.
1'7- Yachting -New-York Yacht Club meeting
No; :. Knickerbocker Athletic Club tourna-
New-York tribune., 1900-03-22

the Metropolitan Association Of the Amateur Ath-
ieue Union, and in all probability they will be
slec,eo Both of these clubs will have entries in
tne poxlng ana wrestling championships, which will
sose next week With john j. Dixon. postoftice box
10. oil. New-York. The classes follows
Boxingio5 l15 I25 1875 l45 15s and over I5s pounds
Wrestling-Io5 rs l25. 1855. f45 and 15s pounds.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-22

West is6th
.hove fs a Afaerann OF property De sold-
The approxmate 9s the lien o. cnarge Tor wnlsn
rh- he Is interest fen-
ruary ieth 1850 together with costs and allowances
amosnnx 10 Sla3 30 with from February zeh.
1900 together the expenses q sale hs apo oxinats
OF is SitS 81 sad interest
rhe premises viii sold subtset 20 noFrxase Tor
s24ooo So from Dseernosr sra lsn9
STANLEY II BENINS- AD~<sA
New-York tribune., 1900-03-22
" 13th 81

"
The approximate OF liens upon property
upon portions thereof. which allowed
chaser purchase money. Or which Be
paid by the Referee. follows
!. A mortgage principal o. ard
interest thereon from September !. 1899
- i principal o S443 a-f
interest thereon NAY 1 1886
B. A for the principal 81 2i2
A mortgage for The PRINCIPAL OF $500 and
terest thereon May ! 1880
Judgment S6S S4. and interest thereon April
5. 1899
cpt as stated other than ana allowances
adjusted
ALGERSON s. NORTON Rese--e
New-York tribune., 1900-03-22

Ths approximate of the lien 20 satisfy
which he above described property Is 70 p sold .
March, 1900 together with and allowances
$50 2s. with interest from March 18th 1900 to
gether the expenses Of the The aporoxuaara
Of other liens which are
be allowed the purchaser of the purchase money
or paid by the Referee. is Sil62T and The
premises be subject AGAINST 7rt-
division fences deed Brown 20 Brown
recorded IN Lber 1Oi 4 CenveyaEces. page
OF he Register Of County
Dated: New York March 19th. I9Ce
CHARLES = JACKSON. Referee
New-York tribune., 1900-03-22
foreclosure Scles


SUPREME COURT, County OF New York.
THOMAS II BAROWSRY, others. Plantiffs.
against THEODORE CONKLINC. and others Defend
sale made and entered above action On
referee IN said tudymen- nasd II sell public auction
"a the hShes bidder At the New York Real
rooms No III Broadwey. n the Borough Manhattan
Cty of New YORK on The 9th day of March. II
CLOCK noon oy Richard ' Harne-r auctioneers.
the premises described oy the said Judgment sold
described follows:
ALL those three certain lots pieces parcels lard
Win the buildings thereon erected situate lying ant
being IN the 9Th Ward OF he City of New Borough
9T Manhattan. and now knowa Nos l5s lsO
West l4h street and % Seventh Avenue bounded and
described as follows; COMMENCING at the corner formed
by the intersection % the SoutheTiy
stree With ne Easery side Of Seventh Avsnus running
henc@ Easerly alcng The SouIhsEIy Ian
FoTJysix feet six inches i6 q in of Josephins
L Peyton thence Southsry, and parallel Avenue
ana along the land of said Pey5on. hundred
oo feetl thence Westerly and parallel
Fortysix feet six inches 40 T. Eastsry side
OF 9Th Avenue thence NCTrhsTly
Of Seventh Avenue. One hundred 100 f. 70 the
point place Of ming.
or
Dated New York February % 1900
AEGERNON : NORTON Referee
HENRY 3. HATHAWAY. Attorney FOR Plaintiffs Va
Al Wall Street New York City. Borough of Manhattan
following diagram the o. be
W
New-York tribune., 1900-03-22
SUPREME COURT. County Of New YORK.

SUPREME COURT, County OF New Yors.-
Enms H 5. Merrill Plaintiff, against Edward D.
Berthe others. Defendants.
In pursuance OF a Judgment af Foreclosure and
and entered the aboveeatitied action
ing date day OF March. 1900 T.
signed. Referee Judgment named viii
Public a New York Estate
Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. City 81
tenth day q April, 1900 u 0'cloek
noon. by William Kennedy. Auetionesr. tEe
premises directed said Judgment sold and therein
described follows,
All piece. parcel OF land situate.
IyiEg and City q New York. and bounded and
described follows Beginning a a point
sluthsriy Of thirry-sixth street
inches
easrwardy
side of hundred
the eastery side Of Willis Avenue
thence soUtherly part OF the through a party
wall hundred 100 feet line Of
thence eastwardiy along said line OF block
eighteen 1Sl feet (9l inches thence noTrtwardlr
and AZ said southeFly siie q One
hundred and thirtv-cixth part OF
through another
southerly side Of One hundred and thrtsixh Street
westwardly o.
dTed and thrtysixh eighteen til feet and
go inches the point place af beginning
Dated; New York March 18Th. 1910.
CHARLES 4 JACKSON. Referee
MERRILL & ROGERS. Attorneys for Plaintiff III
Broadway. Manhattan. New York City
The following IS diagram II the property 70 ce sold
described above. the number being No 6S0
New-York tribune., 1900-03-22
CYCLING.
TWENTY-EIGHT INCH WHEELS NOT LIKELY
TO LOSE PoPULARITY-ROADs
IMPROVING

In the opinion of wheelmen the attempt
made last year introduce thirty inch wheels will
not prove popular. In speaking about these larger
wheels yesterday veteran tourist said:
Many people like the thirty inch front wheel and
the twenty-eight rear It is much better. however.
to have both wheels of the twenty-eight size True,
the thirty inch wheel gives a slight advantage in
climbing hills. but sufficient make II really
worth while having the difference One consider
able benefit Of having both alike is that the tires
are Interchangeable. It not nfrequently happens
that tire gives out while the front remains
good Little weight is put the front wheel com
pared with the back one. and IL is great th1rg
10 he able TO change the position of the tires.
The roads drying nicely, and about all
OF the has disappeared from the macadam-
lied roads and the asphalted streets. Wheelmen
who yesterday morning were astonished
with the general conditions The high winds dried
up the roads and streets but they played havoc
with the novice rider and even with the veteran
who has not done much riding of late.
Just before Lord Brassey left Australia upon the
cornpletion OF his term as Governor of New South
Wales, a friend invited his opinion on cycling a
pastine. Lord Brassey replied that he found the
bicycle a most excellent of getting exercise,
and believed from his own experience that there is
no better exercise for all ages. If IL is taken in
moderation but he did not believe in scorch-
ing and hoped every endeavor would be made TO
put il down.
A wave Of renewed activity in league OF Ameri-
can wheelmen affairs is reported from South Caro-
lima. The new officials the division there report
recently, but several projects under way 10
renew their activity.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-22

4EW RECRUITS FOR A. 4. T.
he seesoe Athletic Club and the verrniiye Club.
= -oF'aer Of StaEen Island and the latter Of West
--.---oaft--s-- have applied for membership in
New-York tribune., 1900-03-22
NEw YoRK sUPREME CorRT. NEW

y
YORK CoCNTT--James 3. Horner. plaintiff against
Sanus. " 3. Smith. DEFENDANTS.
IN PURSUANCE Of a judgment foreclosure xaIa
action bear
ing the 26th day OF February 1900 Z ne u,der-
signed the Referee in said judgment
public a the York Real Estate Sa@Sroorn
No III Brozdwa- tire Borough CITY or
New York. the -3rd q March. e o. ciock
on that day McV.cSar s Co. auctioneers me
sod ana te-eio
described follows. saC C!ty OF New York therein
named being the Borough % Manhattan City of
York
Ak that certain lot piece % situate
lying ard being n the CRY % New York with tse bd
thereon ara .e-
scEtbed as follows BEGINNING al poin, she No-rh-
OF Ore hundred and
hundred acd three Westerly car-e-
the intersection %
Avenue ara the NOytheFly side % one huzares ard
running thsaes Nsv,hsTsy ssd Fa-s
LenoN Avenue .eet eleven 20
the centre olocS. alonx
of biocS
again parallel with Le=oS
eleven Eches the ro-therly line % 0Ee hundred
tSentysixth Street thsnee Eastery and along sad
Norrhe-iy Of hundred and
twsngy-TNo feet - the point piaee u oesInnlng
New York. March lsy lsoe
STANLEY Il BEvIAs. Psfsrse
PHILLIPS 6 AVERY Piartif~s SttoT1eys Is Nassau
Street. MashsSts=- New YORK city
No IO7 Vest I2CsA
New-York tribune., 1900-03-22
Ointcr Resorts.

yTvHE REVERE.
Il Atlantic City y. J. Park Pace opposite city
AFTER EXTENSIVE ALTERATIONS AND REPAIRS
IS SCW OPEN Heated pa-.or smoking room
JAMES NJ MOORE
New-York tribune., 1900-03-22
BOWLING.
HIGH SCORES IN THE INDIVIDUAL
CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT

HIGH SCORES IN THE INDlN 1DOAL
CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT.
In the individual tournament for the champion
ship OF Greater New-York at the Harlem Palace
Alleys last night high scores were frequent, and
two hundred pins were rolled in six out of the
eighteen games. three OF them being 2s1 224 and
222. Each of the three engaged, Arnold. Mitch
ell and Clinch, and lost a series and all three
resulted in straight game victories Mitchell i'm
proved wonderfully between his first and second
series, while clnch also reversed his poor form
Of the second series in the last
The summary OF the three series follows:
FIRST SERIES
ATnold AT,o Metropolitan 1s2 222 2oa-31s m
j. H. Mitchell Oriental 169 1+7i95
SECOND SERIES.
J. a. Mitchell Oriental ........... 224 1876 1p4-e14
Fred Clinch Pontiac Wheelmen .1T2 1913 190555
THIRD SERIES.
Fred CIinch Pontiac wheeimen .... .231 1919 2l4-644
J. F. Arnold Metropolitan. 204 16s 151-5o3
ROYAL ARCANUM TOURNAMENT
In the Brooklyn Royal Arcanum tournament at
Trainors alleys the Philadelphos Council eaguers
Council lost two games. The scores:
FIRST GAME
Commonwealth Council-Mulhausen. 147; Folk. 15T;
Cocroft 16S; Brown. $50; Fisher 1862; total. ITO
East New.YoTk Council-Keisend 173; Senior l27 G.
SECOND GAME.
PhladeIphos Council-Martin 162: Medicus 2os: Van
dekas 1871: Biershenk. 221 Jenkins IA; total, s61
East NewYork councilA. Keifer 1853; Senior 139; G.
Moore, 1872 W. Moore, 125 c. Keifer 2oi; total s45.
THIRD GAME.
Phladelphos Council Martin 1877 Medcus, ls1; Van
Commonwealth Council-Muhausen 1872 Folk, 163;
Cocroft i29; Brown 12T: Fisher i65; total, TAG
New-York tribune., 1900-03-22

Fentucsv ana Beach Atlantic City, y J.
Capacity 2uo Horelike natortahle and literally man
aged Elevator. eaihs 81 daily 50 % 81.
weekly. L. ". STICkNE1-
New-York tribune., 1900-03-22
THE 0ROWUOl9,
R[ERM2mlRE lMEl.

Virginia ave-, Atlantic city, \. j. 100 yards from Beach
and New Steel Pier.
After undergoing improvements and 1te-o-
ttons since last beautiful hotel Offering
10 those desiring excellent accommodations with every
modern convenience including street level
steam heat literally managed unobsructed view.
CAPACITY 200. Specially the Spring
SON Write for Booklet showing hote.,
G. FRANK COPE.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-22

END OF MORNING NEWSPAPER TOURNEY.
The last games in the tournament OF the Morning
Newspaper League were rolled yesterday afternoon
at the Germania alleys. and The Worlds" team
the championship. despite its final defeat by
The Journal" The latter finished second while
The Trfbune's team takes third place. The scores
NnsrnrlaE,s follow.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-22

Monarch-Krominga 1S1: Keppler. 151; Bowernan
17s; Cadien. III Mass. 1853; total, s44.
spartan-Matzen. 1884, westberg, 1876; Gerdes 16
Maier, 1872; Thum 151 total. 80.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-22
THE Lorraine.

ST. Charles Place. Atlantic city. y. j.
70 street baths Steam heat sun
parlnrs. Write Booklet ard Spring
SAINT. WAGNER & SON
New-York tribune., 1900-03-22
FIRST CAME.

'Journai'-I4olman 10; Juppe 154; Hirschhed. 40
Caspsri Howells I35. Fitzpatrick l63 Jeffries So
Strawnski, 1OI; total, l,162
''wor.d'-siddali. les; Riley. e5; kinney 1874. Mac
Lauchlan. lso; Perkins, 12o. Yates. 49, Cypiot 14I
FarloW, l64. total LIS
New-York tribune., 1900-03-22
MONARCH TEAM WINS.

The Monarch team defeated the Kings Count
Wheelmen and the Spartans last evening in II
Carruthers Brooklyn National tournament at Il
Elephant Club alleys. The scores:
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-07
TICKET IS COMPLETE.
Adlai +. Stevenson Placed on the
Ticket With Bryan.
MR.. HILL DECLINED.
The Demonstration In Behalf OF the
New Yorker Was Great Towne
Was the Only other Can.
didale In the Field.

Kansas City, July 6.-Chairman Rich.
ards0n called the convention 70 order ai
1885 o'clock this morning. and prayer
was offered by Rabbi Harry II. Mayer.
Immediately following prayer the call
Of states began for the purpose Of max.
ing nominations for the vice presidency.
Great confusion prevailed and very few
delegates were aware Of what was going
on until Alabama and Arkansas had
bcen passed and California called Then
Senator White emerged from the Cali.
foruian and in stent0rian tones demand.
ed 20 know what was ON. and that the
aisles be cleared Of disorderly in.
iruders.
When the chair responded that Cali.
fornia was being called for nominations
Senator White announced that Califor.
MIA yielded 10 Arkansas "And Arkan.
sas yields 20 Illinois to place In nomination
Adlai Stevenson. Of Illinois. shouted
Jeif Davis, the Democratic candidate for
governor Of Arkansas, standing on =
chair and receiving a cheer for the
mention Of Stevenson. Now all the
business was suspended a. the confusion
had become - oyerpowering that the
call of secretaries was inAudible above
the roar Police and sergeants-at-arms
struggled vainly 10 dispossess the mob
which was now well nigh in control Of
the floor. Men fought 70 retain their
places and there were many exciting en-.
counters which nj times threatened To
precipitate fight under the eyes Of the
multitude. II took IS minutes 60 restore
some semblance of order aud then the
spokesman for Illinois. Representative
James Williams, presented the name Of
Adlai r Stevenson.
Mr.. Williams spoke rapidly and briefly
and at the mention of Adlai Z. Steven
sons name Illinois was on IT, feet cheer.
ing wildly Kansas was up as was Al.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-07

ALBANIA, Arkansas. Minnesota and
large number of delegates from different
parts u the hall The applause, while
vigorous, was short. not lasting above q
minute.
When the roll call reached Connec,i.
cut that state gave way 10 Minnesota
amid cheers and cries Of "Towne." L.
A. Rosing Of Minnesota took the plat.
form and presented the name Of Charles
a Towne of his state when he pro.
nounced the name Of Towne there was
cheering from the Minnesota delegation
which rose 10 is feet waving flags in
frantically fashion. The galleries Join.
ed IN the applause with fervor, but there
was less enthusiasm among the men ON
the floor who had votes BY degrees
the enthusiasm spread throughout the
delegations and IN short time men
were up IN the states Of Washington.
Wyoming, Montana and South Dakota.
but their number was much less than
that which had arisen to the name OF
Stevenson.
While the galleries wero enthusing
over Mr.. Towne, there was an ex.
cited little group about the chair Of OK.
Senator Hill. In 1t was Croker.
You must take the nomination and
save the day" said Edward Murphy.
excitedly.
Il can not; / can not, a" replied Hin.
his face white and set II do not want
It."
you must take IL, 4" said Croker. lean.
Ing over him, while Norman 4. Mack
and Frank Campbell held Hill, one on
each side and urged him 10 accept.
IN excited man from New Jersey
shaking his fingers under Mr.. HnTs
nose, shouted' you can't refuse: you
can't The party must have you TO save
the east. "
Il don't want IT, You can name Stew.
euson He is as good as I am" said
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-07

safe. No uninendiy Uninamen are vil
bic IN the streets. A few of the riches,
with their families are huddled IN out
houses for protection. badly frightened.
Others concealed in various houses shoe,
At Europeans on the streets.
Chinese dead about Tien Tsin number
thousands. Most Of these who have
been killed lie unburied in fields The
river 10 Taku is full Of floating bodies
and many have been washed up by thu
tide. Dogs are feeding on these bodies
along the hanks
The small American contingents every
where distinguished themselves. Cap
tain MeCaila aud Major Waller are the
most popular at Tien Tsin. their men are
In the lead Of every movement, BY com
mon consent the British are close behind
them. Foreigners in Tien Tsin declare.
however. that they owe their lives t.
the Russians. without whom the othei
small detachments must have been over.
whelmed.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-07
Anolhsr Nomination for nrr.n.

Kansas City, July 6.-W. ]. Bryan
was nominated for president by the al.
yer Republicans by acclamation.
The platform as presented by the com.
mittee was adopted without any oppo.
sition.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-07
MANY CHINESE DEAD.
Thousands of Bodies Ito Unburied Il
and Around Tlen Tsin.

Ticn Tsin, June 90, via Shanghai. July
6.-Tien Tsin was not bombarded today
for she first time in fortnight. Fam
lilies are returning to their homes within
the concessions Women and children
will be sent to Taku as soon as travel is
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-08-28

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l1npile iiber iein ungsbiibrli9es ges
nehmen traf uno pplte ii9 entfernen..
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lGdelno: sd tperbe eu6 bod ni9t
geitDrt BADEN, ebls Srar? gleibt uno
bOret, mas eu6 Sitter 9GBler beute
nod eradblen mD9te!"
Sin amber Mal, penu IS ii6 belief
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8rGfin unb i6idte 'ih an, Die S6iite
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babe eu9 cine &unbe gu bringsn, bes
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tDnnt. 9raf Wern6er bon S9pabed
uno Sdl5baufen lebt niGt mebr.,
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benz Pferoe unb 3erbru9 einen Hiis
denpirbel. SIM Spipitale gu Strabz
buro bat er bas 3eitlifs geiegnst!"-
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&leinobes bringen %iolten, ppnd9 er
bic rduberii9e Sanb ausseitredt. -
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-08-28
W2ub Der S9lummer bi9 re4i
freuen!
SD6nlein brap,
9uten Ghldfi"

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freuen!
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elmer uno berielben STEELE, tpte feftge=
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oft Der 8lis our9 bic bp6en Ssniter.
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unb es fdat 10 i9Der auf meinl
8ruit, oab lie taum mebr gu atbmer
permag. I9, Wernber, ipenn bu bier
pGreit, pie Sufrieben piirbe 2ubmiQc
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men flpfen rei9li9er unb Der 8Gd
rubte sdrtli6 i4ma6tenb auf ben
8iloe hires 9attsn. 2uf einmal er.
bob fe ii9 iGneae. SIT mir bod"
iagte lie, rdls butt ib meu SDbnleir
peinen seb0rt, unb @iIela peripraf
mir, bas and6lein in iiiBen S9Iat
gu 1ln9en. Wte dngttlth ut ods Wtut:
ter9ers! Sd babe bier feline Hub'
mebr = i4 mub mid iiber5eugen
Iu6 riidt oas i4pere !SerbItsepittel
beran unb es lit gut, baB man iid Der:
iammle gu unoddtigem Sebete."
Sic nabm bic 2ampe CUR Sant
unb elite gu Der Sbiire. Sier itant
Sismuno 6Gbler. piloes Seuer in
8lide uno uuf ben Wansen. Cub;
miaa erfdrat anfangs. 9o6 faBt'
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z. &apitel.
9as @epitter auf 3D. IN a.
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