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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-31
NEW YORK sUPREME CoURT-Helen n.

!Nnckerhacker, Plaintiff. against John J. Buckley,
!eander Sire l. Lindsay Fountaine Alfred Goldsmith.
DONG business under the Sporting
Goods Company; Lambert Schmidt and Frederick c.
Brqckner doing business under the OF The
q Hruckner Electric Company. Defendants-Su
Ira qeslred IN New York GountyTo the Above Named
moned to answer the complaint this action. o
serve a copy OF the Plaintiffs attorney
within twenty DAYS after the Summons
exclusive Of the day of service your
ure 20 appear, Judgment viii be taken against
you 9y aeaut for the relief demanded in the complaint
BRONX. Attorney for Plaintiff once and Postofice Ad-
dress 80 Broad Street. Borough Manhattan York
City. ~ ~
To the Defendant. L. Lindsay Fountane: foregoing
summons is served by publication pursuant
an order Of the Hon Abraham r Lawrence Justice Of
the New York Supreme he day Of
october, 1900 and filed with Complaint
Of the Clerk OF the County New York. County
Court House. in the Borough of Manhattan
York on the 10Th day Of october. 1900 WILLIAM r
BRONX Attorney Plaintiff Office Postofee Ad-
dress 80 Broad Street Borough Of Manhattan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-31

The aporuxirnate amount OF charge % sat
sfy which the above-descTtbed property Is 70 oe
40 interest thereon from the llth 9es
~ October 1900 together with costs and aloNasS
s--,o1nnr 10 $500 so from October lolA
1900 together the expenses OF the sale Inc aPStL
assessments. or other Hens S4ch
- - ~ allowed 10 purchaser q the pureAass
money or paid By the Referee, Is S2Si2 40 and Interest
Tbs PREMISES sold subject prior nrst hoItsAs
OF ISL 6O0 which there Is due the SUN Or sVo ana
the rate ~ six per cent per aI-l
frona the day OF November lsSs whicn Haf'sAse
Datsd 9s" HENRY B. CULVER Referse
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9Th Street.

The approxirnate amount satisfy
which the property be sold is S169osss with in
rarast from the 2Tth day OF 1900. SC;
and Allowances a. with interest from the 2ith day
September 1900 together with the expenses OF the
sale. -, -
or5er liens which will allowed the purchaser
az the purchase money paid by the Referee IS 81 4J53
with interest 10 be added -
Dated New York. october 30th 1900
AUGUSTUS H VANDERPOEL-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-31

A ADVERTISEMENTS and su9ssriptens fo5 Ihs tribune
- 4aor north OF aIst-st clock advertise
nts received az following branch oces AZ regular
ofa~s rates O'Clock via @St Sta-aNe. q 9
cor sad-st. I52 12thst Macy eth-1ys
ma 1sfh-sr. I42 Coluuhus-ave West 56hst 100
Nest s2i-st 6tt-ave; % East l4th-ssi ~ West
between 7th and $50 East 44th-sfs ISIS
sd-ave between 10Th and 18th LOIS 3d-ave. near
slst-st TOS lst-ave. Sathst. I55 Tremont-aVe
6sO ad-ave near 4lzAt 554 Sdavs. 10 Blescksr-st:
s25 Bleeckx-st.
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Proposals

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Once Supervis-
ing Architect. Washington. D. c. October 20. 1900
SEALED PROPOSALS win be received this Office until
2 O'Clock p NJ the 2Ist day OF November 1900. and
walls and structural steel for the L. 5 Custom House.
New York. in accordance with the drawings and spect
hcaoI copies Of which be had at the discretion OF
the Architect application 10 this office
the ohee OF the Architect Cass Gilbert Ill Fifth
New YORK Applications must accompanied by a GER
tined cheque for 500 co. which will
until the return Of drawings and specifications JAMES
KNOX TAYLOR. Supervising Architect
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FURNISHED aousss Go Cet-Gonntrn.

W Il To family Of adults, a comfortably fur
Il - hshed house in desirable part OF East Orange
I'VE 1weVe rooms buffers pantry laundry.
'CfiNSICN. 50 Park Street, East Orange. Ref
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-31

me a0ur0IIn1ate AMOUNT %
sattsfy which the above described property sold.
thereon from the eighth day
~ Oeroher 1900. together with and allowances
s,ounttng 70 k4S8 interest October so.
toZether with The q the sale The approximate
a11ou OF assessments and
orher liens 70 the purchases the pur
chase money. PAID BY the Referee, Is SS,l6Il6 and
Dsted New York the ism day Of october 1900.
WILLIAM J. a McKIM. Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-31
STPRENF COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

- YORK-Henrieua NJ BostWiek as Trustee Flain1iI'
L. and Others. Defendants.
IN pursuance judgment Ok forsclsure and SAFE dey
the above entitled action ahl bearing
October. 1915, J. the underslgsl
~ Refer said judgment named. VIII sell az pAeLo
au0+ion Real Estate Salesroou No III
Broadway in the Borough Of Manhattan Clrs or Sew
NoveTnher 1890, at Z O'Clock
noon on that day John 7. Boyd Aucrioneer te prem
ises directed judgment be sold. and therein
described follows;
All that certain lot. piece parcel Of land. situate
living and being the CITY. County and state OF NeW
described follows. to-Ni.: aeg'r-
OF spring and ELaoeth
thfnE along street.
inches the centre q the party
wall between the and lot hereby conveyed and tns
thence Southerly paratie Or
nearly A. vita Elizabeth street and through the centre
80 line IN direct CONTINUATION or
sad centre line yseven feet and eight inches 10 the
Northsrly brick val Or tns ause
standing on lot adjoining 10 the south tnsnce vest
NCrthery line % said brick wall twenty
Elizabeth street a11 tnence
siXrythree feet and ten
irbs 10 he corner the point Of beginning
Dated New York. October l6th. 1900
S~NSN - WILLIAM J. A MckIM. Referee.
A PRENTICE Attorney for Plaintiff No 10 Broad
- 7o-~teh OF Manhattan. New York CITY
he following diagram q The properly % be Sold
i,s sire number IS y Spring Street
Spring ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-31

A DvERTIsEMESTs and su6ssriESlSnz f9F ne TEiagas
- their UptoWn Once No. l-t- broadway.
I'd door north OF until O'clock n ADVERTISE
received the following branch oees a. res1ar
once rates until O'clock viz % otl-aFe. s. G.
23dst.; I52 6th-ave.. 12thst. Macys. 6tave
42d-st Sth-aye; 81 East 14th-sl; "a West
between fth and sth ayes. lo9 last Ettn-St ISIS
slave between T6Jh and T1ta sts Lon SdaTe- near
elst-st: IoS tsE-avs s9saS IaS TreuRont-sves
IS Bleecker-g
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-31

West goth St
The approximate or charge. 10 sat
isfy which the above described property sold
Sl49 with interest thereon from the 18th day March
1900 less the OF $995.57 paid together
with the expenses OF the sale The approximate
Of the taxes assessments and liens
70 be allowed 20 the purchaser Of the purchase
or paid by the referee, is S13701 and interest.
Dated New York. October 31st. 1900.
GEORGE W. ELLIS. Refersa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-31

18th Street
The Approximate Of the lien eharEs 70 satisfy
which ne above described property 3 10 De sold -
$40 interest thereon from the eighth day OF
1890 with and allowances amount
from October : 1890. t1gerher
with the expenses OF the sale The approximate amount
and rates. other Hens
10 BE- allowed 10 the purchaser or the purchase money
or nai5 bv the Referee. is 81 20g %. and interest
pared New York. 16th day OF October. 1900
WILLIAM J. A NJ Elm. Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-31
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

- YORK-Henrietta N. Bostwick and Homer Bost-
wick &c. Plaintiffs. against Meyer I.
and others Defendants
pursuance judgment % foreclosure
made and entered IN ne above entitled action and bearing
eighth day OF October. 1860 / the
the Referee in said judgment named viii public
auction at the York Real Estate Salesroom No
Broadway. in the Borough % Manhattan City OF New
York on the day Of November 1900
or day. BY John 7. Boyd. Auctioneer. rhs
directed said Judgment 10 be sold and therein
described follows
All that certain lot piece parcel land with
buildings and improvements thereon erected situate. lying
and being in Ward % the City Of New York,
bounded and DESCRIBED follows viz; Beginning
point Easerly side q Seventh Avenue. distant
twenty-three 2 feet and three 30 inches Northwardy
Northeasterly Of ThIrtfeth Street and
running EastWardly parallel with
Street sevenry-fve C1 feet. thence running
Easterly side Of seventh
Avenue, twsntythree t23l feet thence running Vest
wardy the Ncrthery SIDE Of Ihrteh Street.
seventy-hve I'D feet Easeriy side OF seventh
Avenue thence SOuhwardy along the Easrery side
OF seventh Avenue twenty-h-es OBJ feet the point
place OF beginning
Dated New York. October 10th, 1900.
WILLIAM J. A. MKIN- Referee
A PRENTICE Attorney for Plaintiffs. No. l55 Broad
way. Borough Of Manhattan New York cry -
The following diagram OF The properly % os so4-s
its street number is rs Seventh Avenue
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90 mhpm ct Hlap gourcrn.
SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY

SOfhEME COURT, KINGS C0UNTY.-Peo-
Ple OF the state Of New York Granite State
,Drsn Associati9n-In pursuance OF order Of the
eaaIng date the 18th day Of October 1900 which said
SGan on the 10th Of October 1900 Notice hereby
Granite state ProTdent Asocs ama a9S ~ Edwin p
with vouchers Sero aeeo 10 present IsT 5 S ms
% Of the claimant his who is acquainted
Justly due and owing from said association said
above s 70 ae creditor ramed in the voucher ever and
5 ESa Referee appointed by the aforesaid order for
s3a eaoss Of sad ASSOCIATION at the office OF said
Of Manhattan on or before the 18th day Of April
eeo and tn IN case Of failure Of any Of The stoehods5s
a Gete as AFORESAID they win be Preoluded from sharing
V9d the g1ds or a assets N his e5sept
Dated New York October 10th 1900 ,,,.,,r,.-o.-
Receiver ., 81. c,.o g EDWIN z; DICkINSoN
oW M&GKER S Wells Ga Hfo4 Ass2sis sd4 Re-
Manhaan '' CEDAR Street New York City Borough of
A 7 A SPECIAL TERM Of the City Court of
the City Of New York held at chambers thereof IN
b 9T4wns05e building at No. 30 Chambers street in
10th day Of October 1900 - - '1
so In . the Matter Of the Application George sbersen
Present. Honorable John Henry Mccarthy. Justice
George s5eren aH eaSe the 10 the
Gesg re sylvia and it appearing from said petition
such change. and that other person will injured
tt N0w on motion Of Max Bend attorney for said
Ordered that prayer Of the petitioner be and
me same is hereby granted and the said petitioner
on the I7th day OF November. 1900.
And it appearing that the petitioner is a resident
o. Is Srough OF Manhattan II the City OF New York
Ordered that this order entered papers upon
days after the eufr nf 81 NeW 9oTk within ten
Ordered that within after the entering Of this
Tribune. newspaper in the County Of New York
JOHN HENRY MCCARTHY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-31
DISPOSAL OF YEsTERDAYls OFFERINGs.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

an0f 2 to " Thsodos and EdTafd fsT cs
and another Kari Fetsch and 10000
Wo5th-aEs corner " Wa a. g1; runs 41s
Warren-st so to beginning; Kate Luroh
85th-st = 825 # W Of 7th-ave 25xass: Isaac
Wilson to Ella H Wilson. $500. ..,....--.-
map village Of Mount Eden, 176xloox11ox12o.6
St Ann;s-aye. 10 6s2 2sxs0; Elizabeth N ouinian
and another. executors etc 70 John H Dye. 10000
Wilmer 5000
to Theodore B Dale 1880
to Calvin c Dog 1000
125x Irregular Florence Gray TO Victoria E
George KohenbIseh to RatRsrns Kohsnba5cS 81 900
Estate Company to George W Eggers. -. 100
142d-st No G78 East, Is sx199; Michael NC
Kate sohunng to Heinrich KrameT 1900
= oliver to Hattie A Campbell.
ton Exchange
Il Pomefoy. referee to George WIldung 10000
1s[aeso3 to Joseph asehlnger and a. another
Riley to George GerIaeh
Amsterdam-ave, W $ 57.11 # $ 165th-st BOX
BsiInour riai L u''S $4,000
wendell jr referee to Patrick LILY $500
s4th-st. No 517 East 10 5x1032 .: Jonas Well and
another 10 Frederick Helms. -. -. /
trustee to Caroline wainwright 255Oo
43d-st. $ 1894 IT 16Sxe block
Ratzer and wife 1900
111th-st. n 8. Zoe Il e OF Lenox-ave. 75x1OO.i1;
John L Nontag to Frederick Meyer...,...... /
119th-st. No ia West 2Qx100.11 George W
Eggers TO Ernst-Alarx- Nathan Company. 100
to Thomas F Hanion and -. IL 400
ooh asf 100 H. s Of to d ave runs ,6 75I 29l d5 10
H Judge referee to Dora scSeer. 5000
S4th-st, n 100 IT Of 1st-ave 20x102.2 2: George
W Eggers TO Ernst Manhattan Company. 100
Madison-ave. No l. 9SS, S. 20xS5 George W
Eggers 20 Ernst-Marx- Nathan Company. $500. 1
115th-st. n $. 1875 Of 5th-ave 25xS3. 4x38 TX
10; Fannie Moses TO Abraham Ruth. 1
to Maria LIbertI. 100
Giles p, s. lots 30 70 %, map property William
LIE Roy 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-31
REAL ESTATE.
STORES AND DWELLINGS SOLD.

B l. Kennedy & Co. have sold for Mrs. Alice
Larken to Mrs. L. B. Leaycraft the five story
stores and apartment house No 4S9 West Twenty
sixth-st.. on private terms.
Edward Polak sold for Marcus Nathan No. 1876
Brook-ave. to an investor
Richard Dickson OF No. 1859 Third-ave has sold
this week for Charles H Phueger and wife a par
eel 4OxTO in St Pauls Place.
Slawson & Hobbs have sold for Louise de Mon
talvo to the Clark estate No, Sc West Seventythird
ST. 2OxsOx extension x1O2.2; terms private.
Charles E. Schuyler & Co. have sold for F. c.
Cromeyer the lot on the north side Of One-hundred
and-ffty-fourth-st 166 feet east Of Amsterdam
ave. 25x99.1
George F. Patton has sold No. 1E worth-st,
siec
A Mrs. Newfngton was the buyer OF No. s2s West
Observation-Disclosures.
H. Sokolski & Son report that they have sold the
four five story brick tenement houses. on plot COX
100. on the north side of Forty-hrst-st about $50
feet west of Eighth-ave.
Morris Kohn has sold to firm of operators, for
the estate Of Charles Tisch the three dwelling
houses. on plot 7Sx10s No Ss5 to 1863 Broome-st.
southeast corner Of Mott-st; also the adjoining
six story factory building. on lot 25x1OO. NO 1o4
Mott-st
silyerson has purchased from firm q, OF c g2s
orators the dwelling house, lot 25XlOO NO. 90
East Fifteth-st.. for improvement
Ottnger Brothers. owners of the south corner OF
Riverside Drive and Eighty-fourth-st. denied yes
terday that a sale of the property had been
effected
J. J. Faye is reported to be the purchaser OF No.
TreadweI Cleveland is the buyer of No. % West
Fffty-second-st., the sale of which to Joseph I'm
norman was reported by Henry d. Winans & May
The estate of Philip Ebling has sold the eighteen
ginning 100 feet east of Second-ave and extending
to a point 100 feet west Of First-ave. The buyer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-31

A DVERTISEMENTS ana subscriptions for The Tribune
"a received al their UntoWp once No L2t2 Broadway
I'd door north or 3lst-st.. oclpck advertise
received following branch offices regular
once rates until clock D. viz &o4 Stf-
2Sc.st. i52 0th-ave. I2thst. Mays 6th=ave
and 1stt=L LAP ColumhuEave-. West uotn-st.
West 42d-st near eth-fve 90 East l4th-sS 29I West
42dst between 7th ard sth l5s East 4thst; l5s
sd-aye-. between I6sh and TTthsts o2e sdave near
6lst-st; 1I0S lst-ave s0thst 100 IreInont-aFe
$50 adave. 55a 3dsve-; 80 BeeekeF-st:
$50 Bleecker-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-31
SOME AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

SOME AUCTION SALES TO-DAY
The auction sales to-day include the Gill Build
ing in Maiden Lane. Some Of the offerings are
follows
BY William NJ Ryan: No. III East Thirty-fourth-
st. north side 204.4 feet east of Park-ave., Dix
$50: four story stone front dwelling house; the
Young Mems Christian Association agt. Richard
D. Harris ct al; amount due $2S,202 H. subject 10
taxes, etc, $500. No. 2.205 Fifth-ave, on map NO
2203; east side - feet north of observation-disclosures
thirty-fourth-st 25x75; five story brick hathouse'
William H. Macy, jr., ct al. executors, etc, OF
Caroline l. Macy agt. Julia Judge. ADMINISTRATIVE
etc. ct al. due, S16497 y; subject TO taxes
feet north of MISUNDERSTANDING fourth-st'
25x75; five story brick hathouse; j. Herbert Carpen-
and another. trustees of the will of Sidney
Mason. agt. Julia Judge. Administrative, ct al;
amount due ST. 55s Al; subject to taxes, etc. ST.
275. No. 239 West End-ave.. southwest corner of
Seventy rst-st., 195x72 10; ve story brick dwell
ing house; Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
agt. Caroline Hartwen ct al; AMOUNT due, $52'-
176 49, subject 70 taxes ETC. 81 IL o. - ,1at1a
Lane north side, 1893 feet east Of Broadway; runs
east $50 by north 7S.5 by west Ill by north 9s
by west 1874 by south 80 by west 3-S by south a.
with all fixtures etc. fifteen story stone front Of
fee building; Frederick Aver agt. Frank n. Gill
ct al; amount due, S23OOO; subject 70 PRIOR mort
gage $500 600. and to taxes, etc, SIS SD 40
DISPOSAL OF YESTERDAYS OFFERINGS.
BY John N Golding.-No. 25S seventh-ave., east
side S6u feet north Of Twenty-fourth-st., I.4x7S2
four story brick store and tenement house; fore
closure the plaintiff for s14500.
By Peter F. Meyer & Conc ITO West Eightieth-
20x1O22 four story dwelling house; fore
closure TO Mary l. Clifford for $2Il65. No. 2.3SS
Morris-ave. east side 1884 feet north of One-hun-
dredand-eightyfo rth-st., 376x20; foreclosure; to
the plaintiff for $6637.
sos feet h east Of soonds Wakeed 54 foPs
closure; TO James klsheimer for $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-31

The approximate ~ taxes.
liens, which allowed the purchaser OF
the purchase paid BY the referee follows
Parcel No. I. 1903 and interest. Parcel
2O425 and interest Parcel No S494i 20 and interest
Dated, New York October 23d. 1900.
WILLIAM IVES WASHBURN Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-31
STEAMBOATS,.

TTl0flW DMAIT@ Steamers City OF Troy and sar-
j MWI QUA u 8. atogal leave west ION street
daily except Sat uFday. connecting Troy
for trains to ali points North and East Sunday
touch al Albany.
CATSKILL. HUDSON AND COXSACKIE
BOATS leaye foot g. Christopher every weekday
al y NJ. connecting With E. & A r r. at Hudson-
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-10
THE NORTHERN OHIO TRACTION
COMPANY.
The A., Il. & @, Railroad.
Waiting room, North Howard st.

WaltlnS room, Noith Iio"H'u ot'
Time Card, Nov. 20, 1859.
Cars for Cleveland leave corner How.
ard and Market streets every hour
from $50 a. m. to $40 p. IN. and at
1890 p. IN. Saturdays and Sundays
$50 a. M, $50 n. m.. and every half
hour to p. rh., and s p. M, 8 p. m. and
1890 p. IN.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-10
Harry Williams Made a
Large Score.
Gus Rubin Is In Great Demand
lust Now.
Simms to Fight 0leson Tonight
Local Sporting News.

The Kirkwoods proved their right to
the title of city champions Friday.
The showing made against the all
stars was Il surprise, not only to the
visitors, but to the spectators.
1t had hecn hoped that the Kirk
woods would win one game. But tire
local bowlcrs were not satisfied with
one. They succeeded in capturing two
out of three in the afternoon series and
one game In the evening.
The club house was filed, both after
noon and evening with enthusiastic
followers of the game. The sympathy
of the crowd was with the local play
crs and they had plenty of opportuni-
ties TO show this fact
The evening series was between the
all stslrs, the kirkwood first and sec
ond teams, picked players from the
down town clubs, and II three handed
contest between three men from the
all stars ana an equal number from the
KirkwoOds. The all stars won all but
the last Williams score of 241, made
in the SECOND game of the afternoon
series was the highest of the series
Frain had n high score, 221, made dur.
ing the afternoon.
The afternoon scores were as fol
lows:
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-10

WHEELING & LAKE ERIE RY.
Myron T.. Herrick, Robert Blinken.
derfer. receiYers.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-10
POOL TOURNAMENT.


Next Monday night will sec the open
ing of 800 ball pool contest, for the
championship of Summit county and
purse of $50. The games will be
played in the Howard st. billiard hall.
The contestants are the well known
pool champions of this city. The chal-
lenger in the contest is John Rampa-
nelli jr., who seeks to recover the
honors lost n year ago to Met Hard.
The match Will continue five even
ings, 100 balls to be made each night.
Rules used in all professional pool
tournaments will govern the contest.
BIG AVERAGE.
Martin, of the Eureka bowling team,
did some gilt edged work in prac-
ticc game on the Howard St alleys
Friday night. In three games he
made a total of 643 pins, an average
of PA 1-3 pins per game. The scores
for the games were-2O3, 100 and 241
The West Hill bowlers practiced on
Ozlcr's alleys Friday night.
MAHER ON A FOUL.
Peter Maher was given the decision
over Stockings Conroy at Youngstown
Friday night I'm the fifth round. He
had made display of his opponents
countenance. sConroy in clinch struck
Maher in the groin. the referee i'm.
mcdiately stopped the fight, giving the
decision to the Irish champion.
AT BERRODIN'S.
The Guess and rip Top clubs bowled
n tournament game mt Bcrrodin's Fri
day evening. Scores-Guess, 600; Tir
Top, G12.
NOT ANY" SAID SHARKEY.
Apropos of the coming of the real
,Ieffries-Sharkey contest pictures to the
Grand, Thursday. March 15 an anus
ing story is told, relative to th,
champion. James j. Jeffrics, and hi.
active opponent Thomas Sharkey
when they were called to rehearsal t.
pose for Roman and Grccian statliary
When the picture called for "TwC
Roman Gladiators," VIM. A. Brady
who was conducting the rehearsal
said Now, take your places on tn,
platform. jim, you are supposed I,
be Roman Gladiator; you stand will
your hands raised. Tom, you lie Oh
your back and Jim puts his foot ol
your neck"
Whats thatY' shrieked Sharkey
That big duffcr's foot on my neck
Not much. What would people thinl
Of me?"
"All right, then" said Brady, in hi
suavcst manner. "Jim, you lie dow
and let Sharkey impersonate the Glad
i'i'oi, p"'tiS MS ioot VII your neck.
"Wlll ~ said the California giant
gruilly; "Will l? and me the cnnm
pion OF the world? He never saw til,
day that he could do It,"
"All right, all right" said Brady
1--WE will cut that picture out" 1hci
they got along beautifully. The "Dy
Ing Gladiator went big. Angelo
"Davia' the 'Apollo Bclvlderc." "Spar
tacus at the battle of 'rhermopylac
were great. All went ms smoothly n
the summer sea until they got to
picture of II Roman-Grcco wrestlin
bout where one of the giants was L
grab the other around the middle, n
If TO hurl him to the ground.
Snow said Brady. "This is whcr
, the man that Is held must be perfect
ly still or the picture is spoiled
'I'll do the holding" said the gian,
"How would | look" said Sharkey
"With You holding me in the air lik
, n stick of wood?"
''Do YOU want to hold Jelfries?" sal
ay......s.a-z.1s.ssn...z.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-10

DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup is unquestlonably
the most remarkable remedy ever
produced for the cure of throat and
lung troubles. 1t has cured thous-
a1ds and has done wonders in many
cases of incipient consumption. 3
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-10
BALTIMORE & OHIO.
Union Depot, Market street.

Depart West.
Tiffin, Fostoria & Chicago. "10:1O am
Tiffin, Fostoria Il Chicago. "s7: 80 pm
Chicago vestibuled, limited. ""11:15 pm
Arrive from the West.
Chicago and New York vesti-
buled, limited ........... sal 80 am
Chicago and Pittsburg. +*6:35 am
Chicago, Akron and Cleve-
land ................. 1910 pm
Trains leave Chicago for Akron
s*1O:20 a. IN. 1880 p. m. and 1870 p.
m.