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New-York tribune., 1901-03-27
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

YORK by the grace Of God free independent
To Henry Buttner Joseph Staab, Franz Staab
Staab Henry Sraab Elizabeth OhL Adolph Eunner.cE.
George Emrlerch EUmerich, Heinrich Eul-nerich
Emma Trenner Klein. Heinrich Klein Daniel
Emu1e-ich, Emuerich Elizabeth Emulerich
Emmerich Wilhelm Ernmerich George Emmerch IL.
Efizabeth Ernmerch Puttner. Emma E But-uer
Laura Cioebe Coebe. Bernard Schopp. Ferdinand
fosenberser RIrghmaster Mayor Of Gross UmsJatd
Elizabeth Kaufman. Augusta Won Liehu. Kate Open
all interested in the Estate
Eliza Buttner. late OF the County Of New YORK de-
ceased creditors. egatees. OF kin otherwise
Send Greeting: You and each Of you hereby cited
personally 10 b. and before
OF the County ot New York at the surrosae's
said County held al the County Court House
the county o, New York on the Goth day OF April 1901
half past O'Clock the DAY, then
attend judicial settlement OF the account
Jacob .. COebel and Henry
Executors o Last VIII and Testament said
ceased and such Of hereby cited
the OF twezty-oue required appear by
Guardian. II have or II have none o
appear and apply for 10 be appointed.
neglect failure 20 do guardian
be appointed by the Surrogate 10 ami
the proceeding.
In testimony We have caused the Of the
SurrogaJe's Court OF the said County Of New York
be hsreuutO affixed
Witness Hoa ABNER e. THOMAS. a Surrogate Of
said county. the County Of New York. the 81
IL $ OF March. the Lord
and nine hundred
J. FAIRFAX MI4AUGHLLN Clerk OF the Surrogate's
'plrf
New-York tribune., 1901-03-27
Proposals.
pROPOSALs ZOE INDIAN sUPPLEs-pe-

PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES.-De-
partment OF the Interior. OtHce Of Indian Affairs.
Washington, n. c.. March Z iS0l- Sailed proposals.
dorsed Proposals for beef. four etc the
be and directed &C the Commissioner Indian
2S5 Johnson street Chcaso M Will be received
o'clock ?. Tuesday. April g. l90I
Indian beef, -four bacon beans coffee
other articles subsistence. also
for boots and shoes. groceries. powder.
crockery agricultural implements paints oils glass tin
harness. leather. shoe 1ndings
etc. hardware. school and medical supplies. a long
list Of miscellaneous articles Sealed
Proposals. for blankets woolen and cotton goods cloth
5 the be- directed to
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs. Nos. md Wooster
street, will be received I o.
m OF Tuesday. May =. 1901 fox furnishing FOR
indian blankets. wooen goods cloth
ing. notions. hats and Bids or
Government blanks, Schedules giving all necessary
for bidders will be furnished application 10
the Indian once Washington. D e; Nos. - and 10
Wooster New York CITY, 235 Johnson
l20S Howard Nebr.. the
Commissaries of Subsistence, L. ;. A. at Cheyenne.
Leavenworth. Louis. Paul Francisco.
postmasters Sioux city Yankton Arkansas civ
Caldwell. Topeka, Wichita. and Tucson. will be
opened the hour and days above stated bidders
invited TO be present al the opening The
the right determine the point delivery
and to reject and all bids of any bid
W. A
New-York tribune., 1901-03-27
LAWN TENNIS.
BosTwICK AND CRAGIN WIN THE NATIONAL
INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIP IN DOUBLES.

Despite the incement weather of yesterday af-
ternoon. small number of enthusiastic spectators
gathered a the 7th Regiment Armory the
final match for the indoor lawn tennis champion
ship of America in doubles. This match left
over from the championship tournament OF last
month. being postponed on account of Wards alb
sence from the city at the time it originally
scheduled After a long delay and several post
ponements the match took place yesterday. and
the few people who it were well repaid for
Drawing the elements.
Four fast sets were required 10 settle the Ques-
ton OF supremacy. and from first 10 last it
splendid exhibition of clever indoor play,
usually large proportion of the points being
earned points. and many OF the rallies being
long and exciting In the end Calhoun Cragin and
Oviedo NJ Bostwick. of the West Side Tennis Club,
captured the title and first prizes although Ho-
corbe Ward and George H. Miles. of the Orange
Lawn Tennis Club their opponents. thought
10 be pretty of winning before the match.
Bostwicks play the biggest surprise of ALL
for he has been known before a strong
doubles player. Yesterday his fast returns from
the services OF his opponent came across the net
SO low and so fast that even Ward. one Of the
crack players Of the country was not always able
10 stop them. Cragin's overhead work was the best
feature Of hts play and Bostwick also fairly
strong in this department OF the game. Ward
worked hard 10 overcome the shortcomings of his
PS prari,cs St 5e bms na ron form aEH S
generally shows In midsummer. Toward the end
MS o. lOpS 4S OF lle
wind order. but Miles and his partner frequently
got in each others way In handling doubtful balls
overhead The West side team showed splendid
judgment and excellent length in their lobbing. and
this a big factor in their success while their
teamwork much better than that Of their op-
ponents
Ward and Miles made a pucky uphill fight in
the third set and pulled up from 4-2 and
10 love against them winning out the set but in
the last they again outpayed. The score fol-
lows:
Ns'S7e ss5 qsses' w3 a3a M s5 3
beat Holoombe Ward and George II Miles Orange Lawn
Tennis Club, 6-1. 6-i. 4--6 6-3.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-27

there is a camp Of professionals Among the well
known riders quartered there are Elkes. who is
said be reeng of miles behind pace in :33;
Walthour who hopes TO make fine record behind
pace this year; o. H. Mosher who is said to be
showing considerable Improvement in his racing;
little Michael Brown. Saunders Vetter and
Crooks. Few OF the men there are doing any
sprinting confnng themselves 10 following pace.
Nelson and several other distance men at Los
Angeles, Cal, where they are working hard 10 get
into condition for the coming outdoor season.
officials Of the League of American Wheelmen
seen yesterday in this city say that they think
the Fowler bill will pass at Albany in its amended
state AS amended the bill prohibits the riding of
bicycles sidewalks where there Is also a cycle
path. Those who opposed the bill in its original
state that they did IL for many reasons. The
principal Is that IN GONE districts up the State
wheelmen refused T. purchase cycle path tags, and
would deliberately ride the sidewalks instead OF
the special paths. The bill. which If passed will
compel steamboats, TO carry wheels baggage, Is
expected 10 come up in committee al Albany to-
day. J. J. Dooling. who introduced the bill, is
confident that IL VIII pass AsSembyman r. 4.
Snyder OF Ulster County, has opposed the bill.
Petitions Will pour in upon Mr.. Snyder. and
il is expected that he will withdraw his opposition
Local dealers say THAI the spring trade has
opened IN splendid shape, and they anticipate one
OF the busiest seasons in years.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-27
BASEBALL.
Why LEAGUE PLAYERS WE'RE TAKE

WHY LEAGUE PLAYERS WERE TAKEN.
Cleveland. Ohio. March 25.-Vice- President Som
ers Of the American League discussing the recent
statement OF President Robson of the St Louis
National League Club In which IL charged
that the American League people had delibera ely
attempted TO break up the ST. Louis Club. to-day
said: RobisOns statement Is absurd. We never
contemplated taking National League players until
the magnates Of that organization started. at
tempted TO start, the American Association. which
10 be used. every one knows, solely for the
purpose Of crushing the American League"
Mr. Somers added that the American League
would have d fair proportion of the baseball stars
in the various teams.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-27
YACHTING.
NO ToPMAsT FOR THE SHAMROCK.

NO TOPMAST FOR THE SHAMROCK.
Shamrock II being prepared FOR setting
Up. They include several new ideas. one IS the
abolition OF the topmast and all topmast fittings.
She will have a single metal spar. the largest ever
fitted any ship. measuring, from step TO truck.
I4s This the extra weight caused by the
necessary overlapping of the lower mast and top
mast and the weight OF all the housing gear. and
gives also. it is thought. stronger and better
braced spar.
James Ward. the partner OF Messrs. Denny, the
builders OF the Cup challenger, said that he Will
certainly have Shamrock II ready for the date
fixed for her launching. April % He IS much
struck with the interest shown by the workmen
employed on her construction and considers the
yachts hull 10 be the finest bit OF shipbuilding ever
turned out from the yard
New-York tribune., 1901-03-27
foreclosure Sales.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

NEW 1ORk SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
OF New York. William Rockefeller, Plaintiff. against
Jacob D. Butler and others Defendants In pursuance
Judgment OF Foreclosure and sale. duly made and
entered abOveentIted action. bearing date the
26th day February. 1901 l. the undersigned. tbs
Referee in said Judgment named. will sell Public Auc
tion. he New York Real Estate Saesroou No. III
Broadway in the Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New
York the 2nd day of March 1901 Il O'Clock noon
that by Peter Meyer Auetioneer the premises
directed BY said Judgment TO be sold and therein de-
scrtbed follows All that certain hot, piece. parcel
OF land situate living and being in Twelfth Ward
Borough Manhattan CITY Of New York, which
together Is bounded and follows. Beginning
point the EasteIy side Convent Avenue. dis
tant hundred and twenty-five feet NOrtherly from
the formed By intersection of the Easerly
side OF Convent Avenue with the NOTthery side OF One
hundred and fortyhst street rlnning thence Easerly
and parallel with One hundred and forty first street ous
hundred feet thence NortherIy parallel with Convent
avenue hundred anety-fouI feet and inches.
thence Westerly AMI again parallel with One hundred
forty-hrst and part OF the distance through
party wall hundred the Easterly side OF
said Convent Southerly along said
EaSJey side Of Convent Avenue hundred aud ninety
four feet and SIX inches the plave OF be-
ginning Dated. New York. March LIST, 1901
HENRY W. BOOKSTAVER. Referee
MORRISON & MORRISON. Attorneys for Plaintiff. 43
Cedar Street. Borough OF Manhattan. New York City
The following is diagram OF the property 70 be sod
described above:
New-York tribune., 1901-03-27
s CrsTOM HOUSE. New York 81 e.

y Collectors Office March 1901 Sealed proposals
furnishing such quantities he desired mis-
supplies att
port during the ending 81 1902 the ex-
thereof PAYABLE from the appropriation
ing the Revenue from Customs 1902. including gas
and electric for Illuminating
in prennises will be received
until two NJ. April Sealed proposals
will be day named for
performance the following during
repairing and maintaining special alarm box
u Appraisers Warehouse; providing locomobe
for carrying mail between the l. ). Appraisers
house Posofhce building and custom House Building.
an Of the Collector, Surveyor Appraiser and
Paymaster visiting docks different offices where Gus
Jersey city for carting sugar samples from wharves.
bonded warehouses and other places L : Ap-
praisers Warehouse The power to reject any all
bids % defects reservAi
a schedule of the articles and
information concerning can be had upon
application the Collectors Office C. r BIDWEiI.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-27

County.-Rapp & speide Iron Works. plaintiff.
against Peter DOoIey al dsfendants-In pursuance
Judgment foreclosure sale. bearing tho
1lth day February 1901 the Undersigned the referee
said Judgment will public auction tho
\ew York Rea Estate SalesrOOm No. Ill Broadway,
the Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New York. the
26th day Of March, 1901 u O'Clock thar DAY.
by William NJ Ryan auctiOneeT. the premises in said
Judgment mentioned and therein described follows
All those pieces parcels OF land.
with the buildings thereon erected. lying and
being in the Eishteenth Ward OF the Borough OF Man
haitian. in the City the nOrtheTly side
Of Fifteenth Street. which. together.
bounded and described follows: Beginning point
said northerly line distant fOu-
hundred sasterly line OF Sixth
Avenue thence along said northeFy line
OF Fifteenth Street seventyve feet: thence nOrtheri
al right angles Fifteenth hundred and
three feet and westerly and parallel
with Fifteenth Street feet; and thence south
ery and az right angles Fifteenth Street hundred
and three teer place
being the same lots Numbers fifteen (l5, six
teen 40 and seventeen 90 hled in the olles
OF the Register OF the City and County OF New York en-
TITLED Map OF COwmsns Fifth Avenue Lots dated Octo
Der II 1Si2, made by order OF James Hay and Daniel
Lord IL executors and being the premises con
Veyed by Augustus T. Cowman and wife 70 William
cry BY deed dated January 18th. 1s49 and recorded
n the oTee Of the Register cs The CITY and County of
1ork N Llber 0l2 OF COnveyaEceS. 4so
Dated New York. March I'd 1901
WILLIAM T. A MckIM. Eece-ee
PHILLIPS AVERY Attys for Plaintiff. 154 Na5-
City.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-27

Bristol. r. l.. March 26.-The bracing of the Bel
mont syndicate boat on the bges in and about the
region Of the matnmast step is practically COM
pleted. A few workmen finishing up but
the greater number of hands engaged on this work
for the last two weeks have heen sent TO other
parts of the craft 10 aid In completing the bracne
From what is heard now IL is not Considered the
best plan to launch the boat the first or the middle
of April, although II could be accomplished as far
the construction is concerned. II is now thought
that the boat may go overheard on the fullest
tides which begin 10 prevail on Saturday April 2l
New-York tribune., 1901-03-27
N0s. 81. s.. 9 s. wes. I5th S.
18th Street.

The above a diagram OF the property sold. Tho
approximate OF the hen charge for whch
is be sold is Sii l3 +6 with interest from Feo
llth. 1901 together with and allowance.
amounting S4SO IA interest from February 1Sh.
1901 together with the % The approxi
mate amount Of liens said property for taxes and
water rates is 81. 10 * and interest.
The premises Will be sold subject prior mortgage
fo S1SOoo with interest "A per from Decenosr
81. 200 WILLIAM y A McKIM Referee
The sale OF the above described hereby sd
1oJrned 70 April ID. 1891. the hour and
Dated New York. March 2Gth, 1901
New-York tribune., 1901-03-27
TOD" SLOAN HERE.

Tod" Sloan. the jockey with international
reputation. arrived in the city yesterday. He has
been riding with varying success on the California
tracks all winter. Sloan has sent I'm his entry 10
shoot in the Grand American Handicap. which will
take place Interstate Park Long Island. After
spending weeks in this neighborhooa Sloan says
that he intends sail for England interview
the racing authorities the other ssce of the At
iantic and mske personal effort 20 ind out why
the English Jockey Club will not grant him
license 20 ride.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-27
THE CREW OF THE BELMONT BOAT

Bristol r. l.. March 2s (SpeciaD-Some of the
crew chosen for the Belmont defender now being
finished by the Herreshons We're in the racing
of the Columbia. and even in the Defender
which retained the Cup in 1885. These men are
valued on account OF their experience. The
steamer Nonowantuck. which has been chartered
the tender of the Herreshoff boat expected to
arrive here just before the launch takes place
the crew will be housed and fed board her for
the first few weeks, but afterward IL is said they
will live on the yacht. The galvanized steel decks
to be covered with some substance which will
have the watertight qualities OF rubber, the
same time being able to avoid the slipperness OF
metal when wet This Is 70 be mething like
linoleum, and composed largely of ground cork be-
ing very light.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-27
LIST Sfraet

The approximate OF lien charge satisfy
which the aboyedescribed property is 70 De sold. IS
S1Ol 325S thereon from the 18th day OF
Febraary. 1901. together with costs and allowance
with interest from 9th February.
1901 together with the Of the sale The
assessments other liens.
which De allowed 20 the purchaser out OF ths
purchase paid BY the Referee is ssoOsl and
interest.
Dated New York. March 1st. 1901
HENRY ". BOOKSTAVER Referee.
The sale OF the property above described hereby adj
Journed the 121h day Of April 1901, the hour
and place.
Dated. y Y. March 22nd 1891.
HENRY W BOOESTANE.R- Rsferee-
New-York tribune., 1901-03-27
THE ILLINOIS LAUNCHED

Boston, March 26.-The little yacht Illinois, which
Lawley is building from designs Of R. B. Crownin-
shield. for Chicago yachtsmen, to defend the inter
national lake cup. was launched to-day at the
South Boston yards, and the work Of rigging will
begin Immediately The Boston yachtsmen who
have seen the boat are much Impressed with her
be unrigged and sent to Chicago by rail. Her lead
keel will also be removed before she is put the
New-York tribune., 1901-03-27
THE RACETRACK.
LINCOLNSHIRE HANDICAP WON BY CAPTAIN
BALLS LITTLE EVA.

London March 26.-At the second days racing
to-day OF the Lincoln Spring Meeting. the Lincoln
shire Handicap of 1900 sovereigns, added a
sweepstakes Of Is soVereigns each. for three-year
olds and upward, distance straight mile. was
won by Captain F. c. Balls brown mare Little Eva,
by Little John-Lady Garden. After considerable
delay a good start was effected Greenan and
Harrow, with J. Rein up, We're prominent. when
Little Eva came and won by three-quarters of
a length James Jocey's Avescot four years old,
was second, and G. Cockerilfs Dackford. six years
old was third Twenty-eight horses started.
Besides Harrow, the American horses and jockeys
were. Jean Beraud. ridden by L. Ref: Marconi
ID Maher). Pheon GA McIntyre) and Syerla &C.
Jenknsl The betting 100 TO Is against Little
Eva, rs TO ! against Alvescot and 100 TO against
T.ackford
New-York tribune., 1901-03-27
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

YORK. OF God free and independent.
Samuel Jackson Nathans Mabel Nathans Moore and John
Nathans. and said Mabel Nathans Moore John
Avery Nathans as next Of kin Of Lucy J. Nathans
In OF J \athans. late OF Of
New York. deceased, creditors lesatees Of
or otherwise. greeting: You and OF YOU are
hereby required personally be and appear
o the County Of New York.
Surrogates Court OF said County. held the County
House the County Of New York. nine
Of April. 1901. half O'Clock the
forenoon OF iay. judicial
Of proceedings Addison NJ.
Nathans as Surviving
Las VIII and Testament Of said deceased
YOU hereby cited. under the of
years required appear by guardian. IL
have one YOU none. appear and apply for
be appointed. in the event OF neglect
failure do = a guardian will be appointed the
represent proceeding.
testimony whereof have caused the seal OF the
Surrogates Court OF the said County of New York
be hereuntO affixed
Witness: Hon ABNER C. THOMAS. a Sur
OF said County. the County
IL 81 OF New York the 2Ist DAY OF February.
year OF our Lord one thousand nine
hundred and
J. FAIRFAX McI-AJTHLIN.
Clerk OF the SurroEates
New-York tribune., 1901-03-27
CLUBS TO GO TO THE NEW ARCADE

the westchester Racing Association and the Sara
toga Association. which now occupy Offices in the
Cumberland at Twenty-second-st. and Fifth-ave.,
have obtained leases 10 quarters in the southeast
wing OF the Windsor Arcade al Fffth-ave. and
Forty-sixth-st When they leave the Cumberland
the racing associations will the Windsor
Arcade. The Cumberland is soon TO be torn down
90 make way for large mercantile building.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-27
ro rEsr PLAYERs, CONTRACTS.

Philadelphia March 26.-John l. Rogers. treasurer
OF the Philadelphia National League BASEBALL Club
to-day appeared in the office OF the Common Pleas
Courts 10 make the necessary arrangements for the
filing and early hearing of a proposed equity suit
10 restrain Napoleon Lajoie, the second baseman
from playing with the local American League Club
during the coming The further object Of
the proposed suit is the validity of the
contracts entered into between National League
clubs and players. No papers were hled by Colonel
New-York tribune., 1901-03-27
HERREsHoFFs HAVE NOTHING TO SAY.

Bristol, r. l. March 2.-Relative 10 the dispatch
from Glasgow TO the effect that Shamrock II is
TO have pole mast combining mairmast and top
mast in continuous steel tube from step 70
truck, the Herreshoffs had no comment 10 make
this afternoon BY persons in close touch with the
members Of the Bristol boat building Arm IL is
recognized that the housing of topmasts on this
coast in the month of August will be hardly neces-
sary. that some hundreds of pounds OF weight will
aloft, but that il may be necessary to rig
several sets of spreaders on the spar something
after the plan adopted on the mainmasI Of Sham
rock l.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-27
BOSTON GETS COLLEGE PLAYER.

Boston. March 26.-John \. Gammcns. coach OF
the Brown University baseball team. has signed
with President Soden OF the Boston National
League. Gammons played on the football team of
Brown University, well as the nine; he also has
played football with the Duquesne and Homestead
PENN teams. For years he has played base
aaI M At1ehoro and North Attleboro.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-27
THE SOLDIERS SHOW,
DEWEY NIGHT AT THE GARDEN-ONE OF
THE SOLDIER ATHLETES Sc
VERELY INJURED

Madison Square Garden was again thronpad l,s+
night, and the evolutons of the soldiers and SAT-
ors which form an interesting part Of the an
nual military tournament were better done than
they were on the opening night proving the old
adage that practice makes perfect in all recrea-
tons and sports. The track and bicycle races
were started half an hour earlier than ,,spaI go
New-York tribune., 1901-03-27
CYCLING.
RIDERS HARD AT WORK AT THEIR TRAIN
ING CAMPs-NOTEs AND COMMENTS

With the prospects OF a lively year in bicycle
racing the professional and riders through
out the country are giving more than their ac-
customed attention to their preliminary work. AS
soon as the weather clears most of the amateurs
now In this district will begin regular work on
the roads, few of them doing much track work for
several weeks yet. The road riding strengthens
their wind and muscles. and they can improve their
speed on the tracks later \ telegram was re-
ceived from Jacksonville, Fla. yesterday where
New-York tribune., 1901-03-27
Sports ri
DpORTsrlfN'
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

MILITARY ToURNAMENT.-Annual exhibition Of Mil
tsry Athletic Association, Madison Square Garden
RAsEBAIL.-Manhattan against Princeton Princeton.
Iafsyette agalnst Trinity College. Durham, y G .
College Of the city q NeW-York against Fordhen
F0rdham
pAsKETBAI-I4-E Harvard against Portland Young Ns,s
Christian association Portland, Me; Princeton aeainst
Colgate Hamilton. " Y.
pooI.-Tournarnent at Kniokerbocker Athletic Club
HORSE sHoW-renth annual exhibition Durland's Rid
Academy -''N
New-York tribune., 1901-03-27
GiIaions.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

FIfHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK the grace OF God free and independent
70 Gustav Schpper Emilis schipPer Agnes Lauer Frda
Schipper 4 Dannenfelser Marie D. 5 Graft Irn-
gard K c l. Erythropel Frederic Graf Frances Tueker
Muhlenburg Hospital Of the City Of Planfeld German
Hospital. Children's Home Of North Planfeh. German
Reformed Church Of Planfeld. Gustav Sander Fmlte
Sander, Marguerite Sander Annie Sander. Bird Coler
Comptroller Of the City Of New York and to all
the Carl G. W. f. Schipper
Piainheld County Union, State OF Jersey. de
creditors. egatees OF kin. otherwise
You and each OF hereby cited
personally be before
County Of New York the SurrOgate's Court
o sak. County held the County House.
County Of York the 18th day Of April. 1901.
half-past o'clock .he OF day.
and there judicial settlement OF
proceedings Charles T Bingham and Gustav Schp
per executors OF he Last VIII and Testament Of
said deceased and such of hereby cited
under the OF twentone required appear
by guardian II have or IL have
and Apply for one to be appointed. the
your neglect failure do guardian will
be appointed by the SurogaIe 70 represent and for
you in proceeding. In testimony whereof have
caused the Sea- OF the surrogales Court OF the said
County Of New York be hereunto affixed
Witness; Hon. ABNER c. THOMAS. a Sur
OF said County d County
Il. 81 Of New York, the Goth day Of February
in the Of Lord thousand
hundred and
J. FAIRFAX MCLAUGHLIN.
% tie Court