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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-02
RACING.
o.. THE NEw-oRLEANs TRACK.

New-Oreans Feb 1.-Buda met her first defeat
in the third race to-day. The FLY was hot IA
vorite backed from to to 3, but she showed
that three furlongs was her limit and after going
that distance she tired and quit. Foucons ride on
Rushfelds in the fifth race led the stewards In
view of the horses poor performance In previous
race to suspend the boy pending an investigation
The weather was cool and the trask fast. Himtine
Fleuron and Free Lady were the winning faYorites
After the two year old race J. j. McCaferty ran
Nv Io up TO S705 and bought him. Charles Kidd. the
steeplechaser while schooling Atlantus to-day, fell
at the water jump and fractured his skull He is
unconscious tonight, and his condition Is critical
Summaries follow
First race tsx furIongsl-Himtne. 1Oe tCawsOnl 20
10 and out, won; Belle Of Memphis, l0I tOdom) 20 o
second; Sallie j.. Garnet, 800 to /, third Time
second race tseven furlongs)-Feuron. 100 (cawson)
even and ! 10 2 won; Polly Bixby % CA Weber,, IL 10
and to l. second: Dr. Fannie 10 1Odom), to third
Time-1:2SI.
Third race (two-year-ods; furlongs)-Fy Lo. 1o4
CMitchelD. l and ; TO . Won Buda lul tBolandl !
20, second; Moses, los (Winkheld) 30 TO J.
third Tfme-0:49.
Fourth (handicap; six and one-hslr furionGs,-
Turney 1O3 CNchelD. . to l and . 10 ., won; Diana
Forso. sc (Wedderstrand) to l and to .. second
Alex III (Clawsonl. TO .. third. Time-l;2lHa,
Fifth race Selling and one-eighth milesl--Nush
fields ia (Foucon) 3 ] and won; Fat Carrot,
loo tPatterson) = ! 3 l. second; Freak. 1914
sixth selling; mile)-Free Lady loi 'Mchell)
; to . and L Jim Conway. los LWlnkheld) :
second; Wild Tartar, Jos tMckinney) 10
l. third. Time AZ
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GRAND,S FIRST SALE.

The first sale of trotters and PAGERS under the
management Of ". d. Grand, at the American
Horse Exchange yesterday evening. was well at
tended but the offerings a rule, were not such
as to warrant high prices nor create much excite
ment in the way Of spirited bidding. The few de-
srabe animals offered found ready buyers at
fair valuation. What was expected to be the star
Of the sale was the bay mare cataIogued as Margin,
2:i7a. by Onward-Hecla w en- the mare was led
into the ring, however, il was announced by her
there had been sharp prdctlce
and that he was satisfied that he did not have the
mare he had supposed and therefore onered her
as entirely unknown AS no one cared to take
chance with her she was withdrawn after a bid
The best sales of the evening were:
yyinterton blk m. hands. foaled 1898. by Brown
Wikes-Marietta by Mario; John Mcclure Ne" COZ,
Midnight Hal 219i4 blk. e. IL hands foaled lst4
by Black Hal-bdnght by Kosciusko; 5. q /" ,,o
Frank New-York City fiv
Duke. Oh; q 10 hands toaed le''' . D. ->s'.o 4s5
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S!sp{()ggIIS
20pOR1snfN'
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY

BOWLING. Associated cyc I'm ms All Ath-
-fadison. Harlem and Riverside t %0rTb End:
sectic League Jersey s Si1S Homestead
A a5d Ea6ba Mao North side NaiSnaI
Gotham Morris wheelm9n lane ana G 8e Winne.
teams: Royal Arcanum Lea gyms Morning
1oura Brooklyn Arcqnum L1 Reysi
Fern, Burnside and IoIan nffe7ts se1 East New
Arcanum Sub-League Lei 80
Work and De Long teams.
.TtII ETICs.-stag, athletic games, ana
.,a,I;no IJctures 47th Regiment AthIeuc AS
ISOLATION, arDory. -.
POULTRY SHOW-New- York PouI u ,y.5 anu
Pigeon Association, Madison SQUARE "@i uei'
HocKEY-Interschola Athletic Asso-
,,atiCn championship Cutler and Columbia
St Nicholas Rink
Hanover Club tournament.
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ICE READY FOR SKATING AGAIN.

The high winds and the cold weather doubtless
prevented many yesterday from visiting the lakes
in Van Cortlandt Park, where the ice was IN
excellent condition for skating If the winds 90
not blow so keenly to-day the chances are that
the lakes in Westminster will be thronged Win
skaters. for the ice is in prime condition.
Inquiries of attendants at Central Park last
night brought forth the information that the lakes
were covered with ice of from three and a half TO
four inches in thickness, and that they might
be opened to the public to-day. The statement was
made however that the slightest moderation IN
the weather would mean that skating might be de-
ferred until tomorrow. Practically the same con-
ditions were reported from Litchhed Mansion. IN
Prospect Park Brooklyn. The red ball was eX-
hibited at point near the Willink entrance of the
park yesterday. and several hundred skaters went
there hoping find the ice was open to them. but
they were turned back by the police. with the in
formation that some had made mistake in
hOisting the ball.
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BASEBALL.
MANAGERS UNABLE TO SETTLE TERMS
OF NEW ORGANIZATION.

Philadelphia. Feb. Little progress was made TO-
ssv in the attempt TO organize the new American
,,socation of Baseball Clubs a permanent basis
bscause no one has yet been found who is WILING
"a take the Philadelphia franchise without a num-
her of strings being attached to the money re-
ouired 10 be put up. All day the new magnates
we're engaged in holding conferences with capital
,sts or in seeking other moneyed men 10 take the
Philadelphia end OF the association. Late tonight
however. the organizers succeeded in finding some
one who is willing TO consider the proposition. and
the negotiations are still pending with every pros
meet that the organizers viii win. All the delegates
in attendance at the associations meeting at the
Continental Hotel disappeared for a time tonight,
nut it is known that the organizers were in con-
ference with the the found capitalists. Who
they are has rot yet been disclosed.
The syndicate represented by George H. Roger,
Of this city, failed 10 materiaize to-day. Mr..
Rogers reason for its non-appearance was that the
men composing it not quite ready TO give a
positive answer. and after waiting a considerable
time the organizers decided to go and hunt for
Others TO take the Quaker City franchise. Late in
the afternoon g. II. Stoer, of Pittsburg, appeared
and said he willing 10 put up $4,000 If the mag
mates could fnd some else who would also adj
Nj Steers proposition fell through.
The delegates held no regular meeting to-day,
everything being in good shape except the Phadel-
phia end Providence is to go in if the Phila-
dence will not enter the association. The Louisville
delegation gave up the fight and started for home
to-day keeny disappointed at their inability to OBJ
tain franchise in the new organization.
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Appellate Dvision-Supreme Court-Recess.
Supreme Court-Special Term-Part Before Andrews
Motion calendar called 1890 a m.
supreme COurt-Special Term-Part II Before FHtz
gerald, Court opens 1890 a. Ex pare matters
Supreme Court-Special Term-Parts III. ". and
NII-Adjourned for the term.
Supreme CoUrt-Special Tern-Par NI-Before B!schof.
jr: Case ONO. 1860. Puar agt. Waller No day
calendar.
Supreme Court-Trial Term-Parts H. III, ". V VI
VII. VIII IN. X NJ XII Adjourned for the
Surrogate's Chambers-Before Thomas. S-Court
opens 1890 a. m. Wills for probate: Helen NJ. Pow
Thomas ]. Byrne. Louisa poe-mer. Joseph Zaudek
Rose Mccarthy Bridget Vincent. Elizabeth croft Annie
G. smith. at 1870 1t
SucroEate's Cour-Trial Torm-Betore Fitzgerald $
CITY touTt-Tral Term-Hefore HascHll. J.-Court
opens 10 a m. Motions at 1890 a. m.
City Court-General Ternl-AttourLed sine die.
city 'Cou~t-Tr!al Term-Parts l. II. III and IN-At-
journed for the
REFEREES APPOINTED
supreme Court
Andrews. J.
Smith aEt Dempsey Mortimer :. Brown.
Sem agt BryaE-Johu II. Judge
De Cammont agt Dorau-John r. Urodsky.
New York Life Insurance Company agt MCReynol3s-
James ". Hyde.
BY Fitzgerald. J,
Western Furniture Company ast- Thoesen-Danel c
Briggs.
Winter agt. Thoesen-Daniel =. Briggs.
Blauth Thoeeeu-T Daniel Briggs.
Kohcr agt. Thoesan-Danicl &. Briggs
Posselns Brothers Furniture Company Rgt. Th7esen-
Daniel G. Briggs
Matter OF MctTusker-Thomas Allison.
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CHANGES IN DIMENSIONS OF JUMPS.
STEWARDS OF NATIONAL sTEEPLECHAsE AMI
HUNT ASSOCIATION ELECT OFFICERS

STEWARDS OF NATIONAL sTEE.PLECHAsE AND
HUNT ASSOCIATION ELECT OFFICERS
AT meeting of the stewards of the National
steepiechase and Hunt Association held Yesterday
at which there were present j. H. Alexandra S S
Rowland r. c. Hooper, +. H M Rurkhead w G
Whitney, B. z. Clyde and DR. J. O Green The
election OF officers for the ensuing year resulted as
follows: President. August Belmont; vice-president
j. H Alexandra: treasurer and honorary secretarv
e. g. Rowland: Executive Committee August Rel
mont, J. II. Alexandra. S. s. Rowland w G. Whit
ney, b. F. Clyde. r. c. Hooper and DR. ] o Green
Dates were given to the Count Club of Rrook
lire Mass, as follows: May 2s to June 2 inclusive
Licenses were granted to Jockeys Veitch. Heider
Christopher Ray. Melder, Finigan Monkey. south.
worth and Dayton. Feitch was also licensed as
trainer. The amendments to the rules renortas
by the committee-Messrs. Hooper Rowland ana
Hitchcock-weFe adopted. the more innortart
change being in the dimensions of the tumns os
follows: H'' 90
Hnie 3. Sec. 8. In all steepIechase courses +baro
shsu DE at least six fences in every mile Tbere
De q water jump ar least II feet wide and
. esesp 10 be guarded by fence not less than
ASh course al least two jumps as folloW,s. Pi.h
Q Leet Woe and feet deep which ditcb III
% on me taxing off side by a single rail anS
les ~ lahuifis side there shall be fence ~ No,
a. 'u AZ OF brnshwood gorse not less thar s ~
-, saGth, The minimum perpendcular baio1S.t ees
ohef Jumps snail not be less than f, OF
or boards me me minimum width feet. The rails
lseI ~ perpendicular height on the "a Io Sc thah
except at the water Jump go ' 'ahe OH side,
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RACES AT sARANAC CARNIVAL

Saranac Lake. \. Y, Feb. 1.-The last day Of the
Pontiac Clubs carnival brought hundreds OF
strangers TO town All events proved exciting. The
hockey match between team from Huntingdon.
Canada, and the Pontiacs resulted in score Of
10 in favor Of the Canadians
VIII OBrien Roy Slater. George Watson. Harry
Conrad James Conklin and William Mace lined up
for the one-mile junior skating race Mace and
OBrien dropped out after the fifth lap, George
Watson awarded first prize and Conklin sec
ond
In the three mile skating eight men entered
but only three STAYED TO the finish. Three prizes
were awarded respectively to Harry Farnsworth.
Lake Placid; Wallace Slater, Saranac Lake; Harry
Stevens Lake Placid.
John Nilsson and Miss Minnie Cummings gave
an exhibition of fancy skating, ana TINS was fol-
lowed by the stormng OF the ice fortress and a
pyrotechnic display.
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90 hjhom ct map Concern.
TINTED STATES OF AMERICA. sOuther

A
District Of New York WHEREAS. libel and
petition fled the District Court OF the United States
Southern New York the 10th day
January. 1900. by the Ocean Steamship Company Of
Savannah OF steamship City OF Augusta her
engines boilers. apparel. tackle furniture &c, for a
limitation Of liability upon all loss, destruction damage
injury caused collision between said vessel and
the terryboat Chicago in the North or Hudson
River New York on October S1st. 1893; and
WHEREAS said Petitioner and Libellant has given a
stipulation 10 abite by the moneys awarded by
the final rendered by the District Court or by the
Appellate Court any appeal intervene 10 the amount OF
$40 and interest the appraised value Of said ferry
boat pending freight;
NOW, THEREFORE, in pursuance or the raonitlon -
by directed and delivered. do
hereby claiming damages for loss de-
strucon damage injury occastoned by the said col
lsion MAKE due proof OF their respective claims
before Thomas Alexander, ESQ., United states ConInis-
Office in the Post ONCE Building IN the CITY
of New York before the LIST day OF May 100 al II
A. also appear before said Court IN said build
ing day OF May 1900 at II A. M and answer
petition and libel other wise they will be defaulted
a barred from participation In this suit.
Dated New York, January so. 1900 -
WILLIAM HENKEIA
United States Marshal Southern District Of New
York.
MESSRs. DAVIES. STONE AUERBACH,
Froctors and Lbeant No 81 Nassau street.
Borough of Manhattan. City % New York
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san FRANCISCO STOCKS.
San Francisco Feb. 1.-The Official closing quota
lions for mining stocks to-day were as follows:
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

East Buffalo. Feb. l.--Receipts 0 through
cattle sheep ara hogs during the four hours
ended at day Cattle cars: sheep
lambs 10 hogs II Shipments:
and lambs. cars: hogs. cars. Cattle-Ihe
ket presented change. there being load
and moderate demand. steady. Calves light
supply good demand and full steady yesterdays
figure Choice 10 extra quoabe, s. 5OqSa good
choice. $Sa$s 80, Sheep and lambs-The supply
light. only p loads and with a good demand prices
ruled up yesterdays Lambs. choice to
ira. quotable 81 10a$7 %. choice 754
81 10; fair 70 good, s6Gs6 IS: sheep mixed choice
extra S5n$5 p: good choice 81 75dS5 vearngs
So 20 all ewes $iq$5 All statistical Information shows
for better prices. HoKs-The supply light 10 loads
sale. The demand YVES pretty good AZ the opening
being the basis Of S. % Heavy opened quotable
50 .: mixed 81 2sg 25: pigs s. Is; roughs. 81 COG
81 65: stays. So 50as4. The close lower York
being the basis OF So 20.
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11ubIic Notlcfs.
SEALED PROPOSALS win be received by IN

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the
Common Council Of City Of New Rochelle al the
Corporation Rooms. Main and Rose
O'Clock p. m. TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 9th. 1900 for
five Certificates Of Indebtedness. for go 1926 and
S5000O0 each; Certificates OF Indebtedness
o the of centum
numbered consecutivey: the certif-
number being 80 1872 Sc other
s15OOOOO each; said certificates due and payable fol
Number the first day of February. 1901.
each thereafter until all the said certificates
paid.
interest certificates will be payable on the
first dRvs of February and August in each year.
said certificates bear the Of February
Bids be addressed Andrew J. SELF city clerk and
marked $ such.
The Common Council the right reject any
bids.
BY order Of the Common Council Of the City Of New
Rochelle.
Dated New Rochelle. y. Y, January 10th, 1900
ANDREW J. SELF, city clerk
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.

WAITER. &c.-Japaness, young, neat.
honest, as good waiter or general house
work in small family. s. 164 Sands-st-.
Brooklyn
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CRICKET.
NEw AssocIAr1oN or CR1cKErERs.

NEW ASSOCIATION OF CRICKETERS.
The cricketers OF Philadelphia and vicinity have
formed another organization which will be sort
OF junior association to the Associated Cricket Clubs
of Philadelphia. At recent meeting the follow
ing clubs signied their intention of joining: Albion,
Falls of Schuyikn, Sherwood, Wissahickon. Linden,
Gibhsborough. MerchantViile and Moorestown. T.
H. Garlick OF the Sherwood club was elected presi
dent, and Fordham Morgan was appointed secre-
tary. \ handsome silver cup has been presented to
the organization for annual competition by Cricket
Club Life"
A meeting of the organization will be held during
the present month, when rules will be drawn up to
govern the contest for the cup, and schedule of
Championship matches viii be arranged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-02
UNITED STATES WINS FROM CANADA.

Milwaukee. Feb. lin the international curling
match Canada defeated by the United States
last night in the Walker contest by score OF IS
TO a. Sixteen Kinks were played -Four valuable
pIi1es were awarded 10 the winning rink. The
sTs. Minneapolis. Milwaukee. Chicago 81 Paul and
Msupaea lead In the contests for the other trophies
Iae hnals win not be played before the end Of the
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OF INTEREST TO WHEELHEE.

The severe weather yesterday was little too
much for the average rider of the bicycle and only
the most enthusiastic ventured out 1t was all right
going with the wind, but a push OF several miles
against the blasts little more than the man
Stin the enthusiasts who riding for mileage
records were out on the Merrick road in goody
numbers. and nothing apparently will stop them
short of blizzard.
Lively interest Is felt in some quarters over the
coming assembly OF the League of American Wheel
men, which will be held in PHILADELPHIA a week
from Wednesday. The officials of the New-York
lectOr the Port Bidwell The friends of the ures-
ent administration have said nothing as yet, but
that does not mean that they will be idle at Pha-
dephia. What the average member of the League
OF American Wheelmen desires is less politics.
fewer growls and more harmony. Had the officers
OF many of the divisions carried out the decision
of the assembly last year the organization would
be in better condition to-day than it is.
The chances that automobiles and motor
cycles will be part of the annual bicycle
year, as the this winter. Many bicycle
makers are interested in the manufacture OF auto
mobiles. The scheme 10 have automobile show
AT Madison Square Garden in May has been aban-
Goned: A show, however. will be held in October
Philadelphia is TO have exhibition in May
Brooklyn wheelmen are more than pleased with
the aggressive attitude of the officers of the Good
Roads Association. President Bell seems to be the
sort OF a worker the association has needed for IL
long time.
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Gurroaate's Notifies.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Abner G..
= Thomas. a Surrogate OF the County Of New-york.
notice hereby given having claims against
Catharine J. Mclaughlin late OF the County OF New
YORK deceased TO present with vouchers thereof
To Tie subscriber at his place transactIng business
ar the office of William C Orr. No. 81 Chambers Street.
i'm the CITY of New York before the 18th day OF
August
Dated New York the S1st day January. 1900.
MARCUS J. NJ LOUGHLIN.
WILLIAM c. ORR, Executor.
Executor,
Chambers Street.
Borough OF Manhattan
New York City.
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YACHTING.
AsRrRY PARK GETs THE PENNANT.

Asbury Park y. j.. Feb. (Special.-A champion
ship race between the Allenhurst and Asbury Park
ice yachts was sailed Deal Lake this afternoon.
Auenhurst represented by E. +. Benjamin
Shamrock and o. f. Eskew's Columbia
The Maydeli, owned by j. Edward Workman ana
The Torch owned by w. d Pennypacker. repre-
sented Asbury Park. The course was mile long
won easily, followed by The Torch and the cham.
pionship awarded to Asbury Park, the pennant
going TO the owner of fthe Maydell.
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nE "a sALLE sEvEN DEFEArs \. Y. q

AT the St. Nicholas Rink yesterday afternoon
after an exciting contest Of two twenty minute
halves, the hockey team of De La Sale Institute
shut out the seven Of the New-York University by
the score OF to O.
De La Sales PLAYING AT times was fast. and her
general Work showed Improvement since her tie
game with Dwight. IT was learned that the poor
showing or the New-Tork University team was due
70 the TACT that, owing TO the midyear examina-
tions, several members of the team were unable
70 play The first goal scored by Connolly
after ten minutes play IN rapid succession he then
aoded the other TWO points to his teams score.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. James NJ
varnum. a Surrogate Of the County Of New York
Notice ia hereby given all persons having claims
against Mary E. Nelson late of the County Of New
York deceased with vouchers there
subscriber at his place Of ransaetng business
at OF Edward F. Brown, No Is Wall Street
Boz ugh of Manhattan, in City OF New York.
before the 2Cth day of May
Dated New York, the 18th day OF November, 1888
GEORGE P. NELSON. Executor.
EDWARD F. BROWN. Attorney for Executor. IS Wall
Street. Borough Of Manhattan. City Of New York
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HELP WANTED.

Female
LADIES learn manieuring, hairdressing,
face massage. ch!rOpody. day. evening;
positions; special 81 course. 2ai 6thave.
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sULLIVAg-BRoAD FIGHT To-y,opu

,,eiohts sullivan and kid" Broad the tea.Ao.
contest ., meet tonight in a twenty-five ronna
.nInary bon ns Esoaeway Athletic Club rh. 'I'
NAls' Levy. oe oe'"een joe Hurst and
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sooTe-crescsnt A G 3 St Nicholas, Goals scored
By Barron. Gordon Harty. Wall Dolby 80. Referee
Benny Phillips. Hockey club NewYori Goal umpire,
o Donnel NeW-York Athletic Club and Post, Brooklyn
Skating Club Time-Two twenty minute halves. At
tendance 500.
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COACHMAN In private family OF for
doctor. by a reSDectable Young white
man. CHARLES EMIL. 255 Jerrerson-st.
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HELP WANTED.
Male.

Male.
| HAVE house. with eight rooms and
about two acres OF ground, and | want
10 get a good honest married man that
knows how 10 be useful, drive a horse. lake
care OF a COW and furnace; all AT Ruther-
ford. y. !. JOHN IL. DUKE. Box 81
'rrihunA Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-02

The interscholastic chess tournament will begin
Monday Columbia Grammar School
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INTERSCHOLASTLC NOTES.

At the st. Nicholas Rink, 1890 this after
noon the hockey teams of Cutler and Columbia
Grammar schools " iii meet in the third game of
the inteesch olastic championship series. Cutler
should win easily.
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STOR AGE.

OFFICE OF DAUBs FIRST AVE- sTOR-
AGE WAREHOUSE, No. IS lst-ave..
New-York. January -. l9OO-The follow
ing named persons are hereby notified. as
the law directs. that the amount due on
goods stored in their several names must
b.. paid on or before March. 1900 at this
ONCE. or said goods will be sold at public
auction TO pay charges and expenses OF
such sale: Thompson, Meisel, Williams.
Dempsey, Ad Richter. KRUGER. Gies,
Rertcher Kuhn. Rgndsheimer. CRUDE. Ch.
Herman. X Moran. O'Connor. Hubner.
Rapp. Elchhorst. John Meyer Hanel
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In DR.. Savage's gymnasium, at noon tomorrow,
there will he a basketball game between the nves
of De La Sale Institute and Sachs School