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New-York tribune., 1900-01-29
REGISTRATION COMMITTEE DECISIONS.

The Registration Committee of the Metropolitan
Association of the Amateur Athletic Union has
raised the suspension Frederic Flores M. j.
Cregan and Victor Andrews against whom pro-
test lodged in relation to their competition at
the Sons of st. George games on Labor Day. The
committee also decided that Ira Semon, of the
Pastime Athletic Club, must return the prize he
won at the same meeting Suspension has also
The charges against E. ]. Sheidecker, a H.
Kent W. J. Fedkamp and p j. Walsh. affecting
competition the triple meeting between the
Xavier Athletic Association, the Star Athletic Club
and the PaStime Athletic Club last season. we're
not sustained and the men are exonerated.
The committee intends to hold its next meeting
time in the month of February. when the
case affecting the competition at the Sens OF st.
George meeting will be reopened
The registration cards for 1900 now be-
ing issued, and renewals are coming in rapidly
Under the present system there is excuse what
ever for athlete competing after his term eX-
pires, as each athlete registered is notified that
his registration terminates during certain month
which is in every case one year from the date Of
his former application.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-29
4 LEGIsLATOR- WALKED To THE oAPIroL.

Columbus special to The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Joseph L. Myers, Democratic Senator-eect from
Coshocton County has earned the distinction OF
being the pedestrian of the coming Legislature
Myers lives farm near New-Guiford and is
a carpenter by trade. 1t has been nothing unusual
for him in the past to make little twenty mile
jaunts to Mount Vernon and Coshocton when busi-
ness required his presence at either point.
Accordingly, when it became necessary for him
to the capital to assume the RESPONSE
bty Of saving the State. he looked at the financial
side of the question and concluded TO expenses
by walking.
He left home at o'clock Wednesday afternoon.
stopping at farmhouse that night, at Centerburg
Thursday night, and pulled up at The Nell at s
o'clock tonight far less WINGED than many of the
members who have spent the day trying to get q
line upon themselves tramping through the hotel
lobbies.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-29
RACING.
STAKE ENTRIES AT ST. LOUIS.

st. Louis Jan. 2s.-The stake entries of the st
Louis Fair Association were announced last night
The principal al-age races, the Club Members and
Inaugural handcaps are well filled. New aspirants
for honors here are Lucky" Baldwin and Marcus
DAILY. The New Century Stakes, new event at
two and one-eighth miles. attracted only twenty
nine nominations but they include such as Ros-
inante David Tenny, Don Orsina and horses OF
that class. The principal stakes are:
Inaugural. three years and up one mile. ffty-six
entries, 5000: Turf Congress, two years, six fur
longs, seventy entries $1,000; Championship two
ysaIs od, SIX furongs, fEy-one entries 5000; Club
Members Handicap three years old and upward
one mile, hfty-one entries. 81 50O St Louis Derby
three years old, mile and half l2l entries, 5000
New-York tribune., 1900-01-29
THE DECADENcE OF THE DRAMA.
ON The Philadelphia Record.

From The Philadelphia Record.
The man who keeps a saloon across the street
from the theatre discussing the drama. 1T
Amt what it used to be in the old days he said,
sadly These fellows who write about the de-
cadence of the drama know what they're talkin'
about all right all right, I'm with 'em every time,
Tt's an outrage, that's what II Is, this thing of
puttn' on comic operas and musical farces. None
OF EN- has % m6Te {an ~ b spee aetd a1 ana II s1ne % %
drama when they used 10 play Shakespearian
tragedies there were as many az five and six acts.
Thev were the good old days, when the theatre
was devoted TO art, and wasn't given over TO clap
tran This bar would be lined two and three deep
then between each one Of the five or six acts All.
tbev were truly the palmy days of the drama.
Look at this place now. Empty And only two
acts TO the show that's Tunnin' the street.
rs enough to make Forrest and Mccullough and
Booth and the other old timers rise out OF their
graves " And the who keeps the saloon
scross the street from the theatre heaved another
sigh.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-29
LouIsvILLE's PROBABLE ACTION

4, Jan "a meeting OF those intereste,
coming season held tonight aea,s, 10y IA
,.I 1frVeo at to make no effort to enter tbo 40
,ts ts--e4 league or any minor league ana ie va
- se IA the American Association canrot - iran
ever tbst OFF Hopes are entertat.s
viIle' 80 bsi ms franchise viii be senraS 1aeo now
Ing Of fbe eeea invited TO send deegates te Louis
ne Tuesds1 Sean asa "a AssociatiOn at Philadeip6ia
caed baAs aAAsss9csten the local ne Eclipse
the American Sssn word from the promoters os
p ST IfnsesEna5ership IN that body mas good
pointed delegates to the IR96gglass were ap-
New-York tribune., 1900-01-29
BOWLING.
ORIENT WINS TWO GAMES.

ORIENT WINS TWO GAMES.
The Orient Wheelmen easily defeated the Pioneer
aud Logan Wheelmen in the Associated Cycling
Clubs of Long Island at the Elephant Club alleys
Saturday evening. The scores:
FIRST GAME.
Logan Wheemen-Schef 1O1; Finch, 1854: Taylor 1873;
Oxey, IFS; Engiehart, 1852; total us.
Pioneer wheelmen-Beede, l21 Fisher i44; Nicholson,
40; Walling. 1T9; Arata. 1885, total. Tl9
SECOND GAME
Orient Wheelmen-Mulns. las: Cramer 1855; Moler,
I27; Smith, ISL; Meht 177 total 7SS
Logan Wheemen-Schein 157; Finch. 100; Taylor l25:
Oxley. l65; Englehart. las; total, T12
THIRD GAME
Orient Observation-Disclosures, 49, Cramer 1872; Moler,
III; Smith. 1853; Meht, 1876; total, 79e.
Pioneer wheelmen-Beede 12S Fisher, 1874; Nicholson,
l5o Waling. 125: Arata, l6T; total, 704
New-York tribune., 1900-01-29
STANDARDS WIN TWO GAMES

The Standards were victorious in two games in
the Harlem League on Saturday night. The Belvi-
deres won and lost game. Scores:
FIRST GAME.
standard-Deidrch. 15o; Hall. 2os; Holt 2o2; Tobin,
1872 Koehler, 1893; total, 9a9
Prenier-Davidson ISL: Moses 14s Koenig. 146; Uli-
man. l43: Morttz. 155; total. TAO
SECOND GAMD.
Bevidere-HotaIing 25; Newkirk 1871; Hill 242 Lock
wood 1853; HeIles 1870; total, es6.
Premer-Dayidson. 160i Noses l53 Koenig, 1913; UIl-
man. l69: Moritz, 1s3; total. 794
THIRD GAME.
standard-Deidrch. le9; Hail. 1872: Holt 1s1: Tobin.
I64; Koehler, III; total, s67.
Hotaling 1874: Newkrk 141; HILL l43i Lock
wood, 1853; Heies. ia; total. $40.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-29
TOURNAMENTS IN BROOKLYN.

There change in the standing of the lead
ers in the Brooklyn Royal Arcanum League last
week The leaders In the sub-league also hold their
positions.
In the tournament of the Associated Cycling
Clubs, Glass B. the South Brooklyn Wheemen
lessened the lead of the Greater New-York Wheel
THE Journal team lea1s in the Morning
Newspaper League tournament, with The World
and Herald" tied for second place. The stand
New-York tribune., 1900-01-29
BASEBALL.
CLARK TO PLAY WITH MILWAUKEE,

N4@42Fah 10 PLAY WITH AfTTwAIrxEr
Milwaukee. Wis, Jan. m-P-ssta.,,4 ,-,,,-
LAe milwaukee Baseball Club reooi,rad = 80 =, "
TOm Manager Mack to-day saying he had .Ie.oa
ARK OF the Ptttsburgs Clark is one os th
.hon the American Association was said - hn,'a
oiSin In 1b aiSsgenor who is associated with tJ
ported 6a 66afpPsd out Of sight to-day and II Is $3.50 SO
meeting ,nT T ne ne gone 70 Philadelphia to attend
Association O'SN+4-Nat4Ou or the American
New-York tribune., 1900-01-29

Of Hermit and Fusee and the sire of many good
winners, including the two-year-ods of this season.
Daily Report, Standing and six Others besides the
Futurity winner. Martimas. Or: Catlett, Carnero.
Lady Mitchell and other good horses. He was
full brother to St Blaise, and cost Mr.. Haggin
$4,000 four years ago. He imported by c. ].
Enright, who is at present superintendent Elmen-
dorf. and who sold him TO Mr.. Haggin.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-29
A FAMOUS HORSE DEAD

ozeres 8. .on KY. Jan. % CspeciaD-Inp cara,.u..
Par - J. b. Hagein. died to-day AZ
fs.n1s Ise morse had been ailing for nearly
never hsar %,sa attacked with some pain which bad
iost npcb aas ,Is@tea by the veterinarians and had
ne vas seventeen years old, a son
New-York tribune., 1900-01-29

The approximate lien charge TO satisfy which ne
above described property to be sold is S2 $50 So with
interest from the second day Of January 1900 together
with costs and allowances amounting S49.
est from the 4h day of January 1O together with the
expenses OF the sale.
The approximate amount Of taxes assessments OF other
liens which be allowed the purchaser OF the
purchase money paid by Referee S135T9.
Dated, New York. January 10th. 1900.
CHARLES STRAUSS. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-29
Perry Street

Street.
The Approximate charge. 70 satisfy
which the above described property to be Sold Is $50
SOB with interest thereon from the 18th day Of Nay
1922 together with and allowances, anountng 70
5I-l0O with from the 5th day OF May 1885,
together expenses Of the The approximate
OF other liens which 70
be OF purchase
paid by referee $6O619 interest The property
will sold parcel
Dated New York, Januar- 10. 1900
THOMAS 3. DONNELLY.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-29
.anfra line - hlOck

The approximate OF the lien charge satisfy
the above described property Is 70 De sold Is SIS
from the md day OF January, 1900.
allowances amounting 20 SSSd.SS.
win Interest day OF January. 1900. together
wit OF the sale.
The approximate amount OF taxes. assessments and
other Hens which allowed 70 the purchaser
OF the purchase paid by the Referee SSs6s6
and interest.
SOS the to the lst day or Janu
All 9S. Interest since then
on per per annuTn The Referee - au
thcrised discretion sell the premises nee rom
the lien OF this mortgage. IN which case ne WILL pay eI
the OF proceeds OF the sale or 20 sell ths
property subject to the lien OF the mortgage. and allow
the purchaser 70 be decucted from
the purchase price.
CHARLES STRAUSS. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-29

The approximate Of len charge satisfy
described property IS TO be sold. -
SIS O4OS3 thereon from the 9th day of
with costs and allowances
ing 70 S2259O with interest from January 18TH 1900
expenses Of the sale The
amount OF assessments. or other liens which
10 OF the purchase
paid by Referee. Is S31OO0 taxes for 1888 and IN
terest and CrOton for 1892 amount fixed.
The premises sold subject to prior mortgage on
there the Of $4,000. with interest,"
6eo from June 2Ith, 1899
Dated: New York. January 18TH 1900 =
New-York tribune., 1900-01-29

A pVERTiSENENTS and subscriptions Tor The Frieuns
~ received at their Uptown once No. 1.242 Broadway.
ID door north OF sist-st until oeoeS p M adveFe
at the following branch Offices az resular
once rates until o'clock ? m VIZ: - ~ e
2Sd-st. 152 6th-aVe. l2tn-St; Macy s. on-aNe
I4th-St; C0umhus-ave.. West o6thsti lvo
West 42d-st 6th-ave: 92 East l+th-s5 2os West
42d-st between eth Sh lS9 East +ttn-st; iss
3dave.. between 18th and nth sts le26 S-ave near
6lst-st. II0S ist-ave. Ssh-st; 100 S-aNe, near
4lsst 654 Sd-ave.; 2l0 BeecSer-sl; 80 Becker -
ave-; or at any American District Telegraph OszsA
New-York tribune., 1900-01-29
SUPREME COURT. County of New York.

~ NOAH C. ROGERS. Plaintiff. against BENJAMIN
BERGER EFT AL, Defendants
In pursuance Of Judsment Of Foreclosure and sale
duly and entered In the above entitled action bearing
date day January. 1900
I, THE UNDERSIGNED, the Referee In said Judgment
named. will sell at public auction at the New Yor<
Broadway. the Borough
OF Manhattan City o. New York the fifth day OF
February 1900 a O'Clock that day. BY
Bryan L. Kennedy & Co., AuctiOnesrs. the premises
directed by said Judgment be sold and therein de-
scrbed follows:
those certain lots pieces parcels q land situate
being in the Borough Of The Bronx city OF
New York. bounded and described as follows 5E6lHs-
southeastery OF Vanderbilt formerly
Rairoad) Avenue and 1Sth formerly BassoTe) Street
thence EastWardy along the soutnery SIDE or
Street hundred and forty Q40 feet; thence
Southwardly parallel with Vanderbilt Avenue one
hundred 400 feet; thence Westwardy and paraei Win
forty Q4O feet 70 the east
side Of Vanderbilt Avenue; thence Nortardiy aoS
Vanderbilt Avenue One hundred tOO)
feet to the point plaza OF beginning.
Dated. New York. January 10th. 1900
CHARLES STRAUSS Refers&
MERRILL & ROGERS,
Attorneys for plaintiff,
Ill Broadway,
Borough of Manhattan,
City.
The following = diagram property to Be SID
described above No numbers have been given
New-York tribune., 1900-01-29
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

OF NEW YORK.-Annis McFeat. PLAINTIFF. against
Charles s Wynn and others. defendants
In OF Judgment OF foreclosure and sale duly
made and entered in the above entitled action BEARING
date the fifth day OF May 1899. the undersigned the
referee In said judgment named VII sell at public auc-
the Exchange Salesrooms now located III
Broadway in the Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New
York. the fifth Of February. i9O0 u o'clock
that day. by Bryan l. Kennedy auctoneer. the
premises directed BY said judgment be sold. and there
in described follows:
All that pot piece parcel OF with the
buildings thereon erected situate lying and being in the
Ninth Ward Of the City Ct ew York bounded and de-
scrbed follows: Beginning point the northwest
erly OF Perry and Hudson streets formed BY the In
thence westerly side OF
forfour feet six inches to point distant hundred
and thirty s0utheasterly from formed by tbs
intersection OF northerl line Perry with ths
easerly line OF Greenwich thence running norher
right with said line OF Perry street and
along the eastery line of lot OF land or late ot
Abraham Van Busk sxtyfour feet four inches 70 land
late Of JOh Cole thence running souheasterly.
along line nearly parallel with said line OF Perry street
street including with the present
onehalf OF party vail Of the said norhery
adjoining front building said last mentioned line also runs
Hudson making right angles with the
therce soItheTy along the westerly side OF Hudson
hfyto feet eight inches the point place o.
beginning. said several dimensions being less
Dated New York, January 20. 1900.
EDWARD F. BROWN RefersA.
Attorney for PLAINTIFF.
IS Wall street
Street number OF this property Is No 555 Hudson street.
l0e and III Perry street
West 11th Street.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-29
WHOLESALE DRUG TRADE.

Parke, Davis & Co. moved up into third place in
result of two victories Saturday. Stand
ing:
New-York tribune., 1900-01-29

The approximate OF the lien or charge 10
isy which the above described property 70 be sold
is Twentyone thousand three and
100 $21 S19) Dollars interest thereon
10th day OF December. 1899 and al
lOwances amounting 70 Three hundred and and
46-lOO Dollars $3OT4dl with interest from December
lath 1892 togeher with the OF sale The
approximate smonnt OF taxes assessments other Hens
purchase money, paid by the Referee Il SIX hun
dred and Atty and 2o0 $3.50 - Dollars interest
Dated New York, January 18th. 1900.
A. O. BROWN.
Referee.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-29
LIFE INSURANCE LEAGUE.

The Fidelity and Casualty Company has
safe lead in this tournament. The Mutual Benefit
Life team improved its position last Wednesday
night. The standing:
New-York tribune., 1900-01-29

The Hamilton Wheemen. of Brooklyn. have
elected the following officers for the year: Pres-
dent, Monroe II. Chenaut; vice-president, Thomas
c. Frendey; financial secretary, George W. Nor
gans corresponding secretary, William H. Howard:
recording secretary Richard NJ. Deaves; captain,
James L. Goodwin; first lieutenant Robert P. Borg
feldt; second lieutenant, William H. Bishop; color
bearers James L. Kane and Frederick J. Lamont;
buglers, Edwin G. Stoneman and Thomas Shields.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-29
FIRE INSURANCE LEAGUE.

The fight in the Fire Insurance League is still
open one. The Greenwich team continues in the
lead. but the Palatine and German American teams
are close up. The standing:
New-York tribune., 1900-01-29
CYCLING.
FOR BETTER ROADS IN PENNSYLVANIA
CLUB ELECTIONS.

The roads and highways OF Pennsylvania In
nearly every portion of the State are standing
disgrace, and 1t is imperative that step forward
shall be made that good roads may be assured
oerd B. Worrell. who elected president OF the
pennsylvania State Road Commission, at meet
ing OF that body in the Office Of President Cassatt
Of the Pennsylvania Railroad in philadelphia last
thursday The members of the Commission. who
were recently appointed by Governor stone, are
A; j. Cassatt. William L. Elkns, H. c; Brecktn-
ridge, Ex-Governor Beaver, H c. Snavely and H.
Il Worren The single object in view is the con,
sideration OF the whole subject of roadmakng. and
the preparation OF a comprehensive measure on the
subject, to be submitted to the next Legislature
IN January, 1901. Mr. Worreli has been for more
than ten years earnest student of the various
road systems in Pennsylvania and other States and
he Is at present chairman of the State Highway
Committee Of the League of American Wheelmen.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-29

HAVANA RACES WELL ATTENDED.
Havana. JAM 2.-The Jockey Club races to-day
we'll attended and proved in every way sue
cessful
New-York tribune., 1900-01-29
BANK CLERKS LEAGUE.
High

There was change among the leaders in the
Bank Clerks tournament during the last week
The standing:
New-York tribune., 1900-01-29

The annual election of the Bath Beach Cycling
Association resulted In the choice of the follow
ing officers for 1900: President Frank Jordan; vice
president, Miss Minnie Reaves; secretary. Miss
Alice Murray; treasurer, Miss Marie Louie Lundey;
financial secretary George B. Holden; captain,
Howard Wills; first lieutenant. Wilson Meyers;
second lieutenant. Miss Grace Cooke; color bear
ers, Frank Deaves and Miss Mary Ashby.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-29

The agitation for the construction of cycle paths
in the various colonies oS Australia is gradually
gathering strength. In Victoria and New South
Wales much has been done locally, but in South
Australia clauses referring particularly to the sub
ject of cycle paths have been introduced into a
bill at present before the House The sparsity and
condition of Antipodean roads such that as the
number of cyclists increases daily cycle paths are
becoming necessity.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-29
foreclosure G1Ies.
SUPREME COURT, County o; New York


SUPREME COURT, County o. New York
~ Alfred s Heidebach and others. plaintiffs. against
Marcus Kohner and others. defendants.
duly made in The above entitled action bear
sgned the RffeTee IN Ssid GGgen{ I nangS, R wA @ sS
hattan t City Of New YCrS on the 7h day Of February
9O Co. at S n9S S 9a iSst & b said d
t and De sns sR IA and G o. S@ III
o Sy @ lots 4 eees s or Tare Of land situate
lying and being in what was formerly known as & the
Of New York being the lots known and designated By
nSRDero MaD Of oaye at a Depot Town
York s9ryeyed 5y r. HenWood Surveyor dated Wash
ma % the Of July b 28 1852 S and S
White Plains the said premises being bounded and
FIRST AvenGe and F gre on on as s ap and running
thence in southeTly ny direction along the line of the
sed First Avenne three hundrsd feet shsass % & IN west
nue. three hundred and fortyeight feet to the Bronx
OF said Bronx River on said map, three hundred and
Direction along the line Of said First Street on said map
two hundred and eigh feet 70 the point or place OF be
6ers 10. Il and y. BEGINNING at point First
northery direction GO hundred feet thence running in
to the Bronx River thence in n0TthsTly westerly and
i b qn so m am ep eesterly irecton % b % U & e 70 ot M
First Avenue aid thence southery direction along
dred feet to the point place 6ssnnns be the sad
'' ''" '''' january '' "a 4. C, BROWN,
Attorney for PLAINTIFFS,
@ The BsSysT eS IS 9G9Sn sSgm 81 M Nsg 10 S s
the being also described known:
% FL = @Ffss fss % 1" 'Isss sss sTsssEa g
+. II. Ii !: III.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-29

A DVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribuns
n their Uptown once. No. 1242 Broadway
% door north OF Slst-s until o'clock advertise
ments the following branch offices at regular
cUr 23d-st-; 152 6th-ave.. 12thst Nacys 6t2ve
SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
~ YoRK-PAYSON MERRILL. Plaintiff against BEN
JANIIN BERGER EFT AL. Defendants.
In pursuance o a Judgment OF foreclosure
IN the above entitled action
ing day OF January. 1900. / THE UNDER
SIGNED the Referee in said judgment named viii
public auction the New York Real Estate Sales Room
New York on the day February. 1900 twelve
o'clock noon that day. by Bryan L. Kennedy Co,
directed by said
sid nd therein described follows:
these lots pieces parcels OF land
living and being the Borough OF The Bronx City
roint on the southeriy Street distant One
hundred and forty Q40) EastwaTdy south
easerly corner OF 1S6th Vanderbilt (farrer
Rairos Avenue; thence running Eastwardly along th
souhery OF 1S6th Street One hundred and (6
feet; thence Southwardy and parallel with Vanderbilt
Avenue hundred QOO feet to the centre of the
block: Westwardly along said line
dred and sixty u6 feet: thence Northey and paraIIsI
with Vanderbilt Avenue One hundred QOO) to ths
point or place OF beginning
Dated New York, January 10Th 1900.
CHARLES STRAUSS. Referee
MERRILL & ROGERS
Attorneys for plaintiff.
Ill Broadway,
Borough OF Manhattan.
New York City.
The following a OF the 10 be
described above, numbers having yet been
given the property
1s6th Street
New-York tribune., 1900-01-29

Al tne annual meeting Of the Flushing Golf Club
last week the following officers yzar. t-o
ensuing year: President. W. H. Banker. v,ce1
ELSesloeInts; Ernest Mitchell, George Ingraham and
+e.s e@aIo l. ,sprague; treasurer w w Beebe: SEQ
ASrS' =; "a. franklin and Board of Manaeers
Miss EtBe EBPeeqs Ta,S69 Mrg Robert Jaeobs
Robert Colgate and IrtSs sircasl Il H H. Hubbell,
New-York tribune., 1900-01-29

among the new links which viii be in operation
next season is an eighteen hole course now being
Planned ny the Newark Athletic Club The ground
CHOSEN Is fine tract near Irvington Alexander
9 rln941y VINO was the professional at the Amper-
20 Saia - S9H Club, in the Adrondacks, in August is
10 De the professional in charge "
New-York tribune., 1900-01-29

The Hartford Golf Club has approved plans for a
new clubhouse 50 by 40 feet. It Will be equipped
~lth members lounging ROOM 2 by 40 feet, fin
lSheo IN stained cypress; large locker rooms
e2Gppeo WITH showers and other toilet facilities: a
au ieLI IeshInent room, private dining rooms
a oliLlsIo room and bicycle storeroom The build
-s AZ - De OF wooo, two stories high with gambre
as practicable. - 'e4- "' '0O
New-York tribune., 1900-01-29
Danrine Aeahemies.

COLUMBIA DANCING ACADEMY. cor. 5sth-st.. 9Th
ing. Circulars
New-York tribune., 1900-01-29

[NICKERBoCKER Dancing Academy. A East 14th-st
IN Union SQuarePrvate and class lessons afternoon
evening. ]. MARK MACDONALD. Send for circular
New-York tribune., 1900-01-29

A DVERTISENiENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
N received their Uptown Ofce. No. 1242 Broadway.
north Of 31stst, until o'clock advertise
following branch offices regular
until O'Clock viz: 254 Sth-ave.. e.
cor 23d-s 152 6tb-ave 12th-s: Macy's. 6th-ave
and 4th-st 142 Coumbus-ave near West 66th-st: Jos
42d-st, 6th-ave.: 90 East 14th-st. PSI West
between 7th and Sth 159 East 4Ithst 1S3s
ad-ave 10th and nth 1925 Sd-ave..
elst-st.. I.TOS lst-ave near S9th-st.: ESQ 9d-ave
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-10
FIRE DAMAGES CLOTHING
STORE AT FARMINGT0N. NE.

Pennington, Ne, Jan. lO-The
Hinckley Clothing Company's store.
situated in brick block on Main
street was damaged by fire this morn
ing' The blaze caught near the furnace
IN the cellar, while one or the clerks
was sweeping out the store and for
time burned fercely. The department
was able 10 keep the fire confined 10
the store. Two tenants who occupied
The second story were compelled To
make nasty exit from the building
on account OF the dense smoke. bur
their apartments were not damaged.
klce Payne's clothing store was
somewhat damaged by smoke. The
itinrkley company's is about $4,000.
which is amply protected by Insurance.
OF S'OO0 Rice d Payne's stock was
damaged to the extent OF about 5000
ana The loss 10 the PEOPLES Trust Com ,
pany, the owners NJ the block where |
the fire was. IS about $500.