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New-York tribune., 1901-01-24
SUPREME COURT, County of New York

Thomas Field executor o trustee under
the last will aud testament OF Henry Well deceased.
Plaintiff against Christian Heinrchs and others Defend
In pursuance Of Judgment Of Foreclosure and
Sale duly made and entered in the abovsnttrled action
and bearing eighth day OF January 1901.
undersigned the Referee in said Judgment named. will
sell Public Auction the New York Real Estate
haitian City Of New York. 31st day January.
1901 L. O'Clock that day by Strong &
land Auctioneers the premises directed by said Judgment
sold, therein described follows: All that
certain lot piece parcel of land with building
thereon erected situate lying and being in the
OF Mani attain and City OF New York and which "a
bounded and described follows. viz Beginning
point the SOulherly side OF LEROY (formerly
Street distant TWO hundred and fifty feet five inches
Westerly from the Southwesrerly OF Leroy and
Bedford Streets running thence Souhery right
Leroy Street part through party
feet; Westerly parallel to Leroy
Street forty-nne feet eleven inches the
boundary line Of land formerly Of te Corporation
Trinity Church formerly known ths burial
ground Of the Lutheran Church said City: thence
Norheassrly along the said Eastey line OF said
ground ninetythee feet three and inches
the SoUher side OF Leroy Street and thence Easerl
along said Souhery side OF twenty-five
five inches the point place OF beginning. be said
tses being known No 81 Leroy Street and being
part OF the premises which by bearing
date with said mortgage conveyed the party
thereto OF the first part by the thereto OF the second
part and said mortgage having been given a
Of the purchase money mentioned said
gether with the appurtenances thereunto belonging in
wise appertainng
Diagram OF said property: Street No. "a
Leroy formerly Burton) Street
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24
CYCLING.
MANY RIDERS OUT YEsTERDAY-JoHN B.
UHLE RESIGNS.

MANY RIDERS OUT YEsTERDAY-JoHN B.
UHLE RESIGNS.
Those fond Of winter riding have enjoyed the last
two days hugely. II impossible TO ride in com
fort on Saturday, and It not much better on
Sunday. Tuesday and yesterday however the
weather was almost ideal for spin on a wheel
and many riders in this borough and Brooklyn took
advantage OF the chance to get heathful exercise
in the open air The dirt roads were rutty IN
places but the macadamized roads were generally
good. Quite a number OF riders were seen on the
Boulevard and Riverside Drive yesterday afternoon
In Brooklyn a number OF riders were on the
roads in Prospect Park. and some went all the way
TO Coney Island. Those who made the return trip
over the Harway-ave. bridge through Bensonhurst
said that they found the conditions admirable most
of the way. The cycle path below Parkville was
soft. and the wheelmen took TO the macaoaHlzeo
road to the west.
John B. Uhle. who has taken lively interest IN
local League of American Wheelmen affairs during
the last year or two, has resigned as a delegate
to the National Assembly from this State. The an
nual meeting will be held at Philadelphia next
month Mr. Uhle's friends will not say much about
the reason for his retirement except that ne Is as
satisfied with the way IN which the arairs or the
organization have been conducted by Secretary
Bassett at Boston. Mr.. Chle Is chairman OF tne
Rights and Privileges Committee
II the stories which have been circulated recently
regarding the six-dsy bicycle races at the Madison
Square Garden true some OF the riders had
good cause for complaint Oscar Aronson OF BROOK
lyn. died Just after the race. His death was said
10 have been caused from exposure in and after the
race According TO Oscar Babcock, tho team mate
OF Aronson the latter. after meeting with an acc-
dent was taken to a hospital from the Garden
Babcock says that Aronson was removed IN an al
most nude condition and placed in an ambulance
with simply a blanket thrown over him
ARRANGEMENTS have been almost completed for
the automobile and bicycle train which Is 70 travel
through the West. There will be ABOUT ntteeh cars
on the train. which is expected 10 leave ChIGaEo o
On ADril ! The automobiles and bicycles Will be
shown at various cities the route. II VIII be
a sort OF travelling automobile and bicycle snow
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24
SUPREME COURT. County of New YORK

and others, defendants
In pursuance Of Judgment foreclosure and duly
made and entered in the above
Ile day or January. 1901. l. undersigned.
eleee IN sad Judgment named will sell, in parcel.
at public auction the New York Estate Sales
room Number Ill Broadway in the Borough Of
an IN the City Of New York the 1st February
O at II O'Clock noon Of that day. by William Kennedy.
Auctoneer the mortgased premises directed by said
Judgment 20 be sold and therein described follows:
with the buildings thereon erected situate lying
ing IN the Twelfth Ward Of the Borough of Manhattan
tne city Of New York. ard which, taken together,
pounded and described follows Beginning
on the Southerly side II hundred forry-nnth
street distant hundred and hirty-three Q3) fees
and four a. inches Eastery from formed
the intersection of the EasArlv
~ the Boulevard with the Southery side
and forty-nnth Street;
with Broadway formerly the Boulevarl and part OF the
way houSh party wall ntnetynne 800 feet and eleven
I'D rches 70 the line OF the block between One
hundred and forty-eghth and One hundred and forty
ninth streets; thence Easterly along line OF
the block sixtysix 66 feet eight (s) inches;
Norther, again parallel with Broadway formerly the
Bouevardl ninetynine (99o feet (1 inches
the Southery side Of One hundred and fortnnth Street.
ana thence westerly along said SoutheTy side Of One
(Sl inches to the point place Of beginning
Dated New York. January 9th. 1901
PETER FUCKER Reterea
CHARLES 3. COLE. Esq. Plaintiffs As A
Wall Street. Borough OF Manhattan New York City
The following is diagram OF the sold
the street numbers being $50 19th Street:
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24
GOOD WEA THEIR FOR CURLING
URED THE MITCHELL MEDAL, De
FEATING THE MANHATTANs
BY NINE POINTS.

In contrast TO the weather Saturday. in which
five Of the curriers' for the Dalrymple medal had
their fingers frozen. the Mitchell medal
contested for yesterday ar Van Cortlandt
Park under almost ideal conditions. While the
ice was not as hard as 1t was on Saturday, the
weather improved that the players were
than satisfied. Yesterday earmufrs. ruobers
and cumbersome top coats We're not necessary.
The match the fourteenth annual contest for
the Mitchell medal, OF the important curling
features Of the year. In the finals the Van Cort-
landt Curling Club team won from the Manhat,
Empire city Club teams did not play, as they were
short OF In the contest for the Molr n1eoaI
sWsn tss team sFppdd fo% Py cNe 81
captained by J. Rennie, by the score OF Il 10 10
The scores were follows:
RINK NO. L
J. MasSF.sor Maaa1TrAN c c. F. McNss, sF aNDRS"S C.
Il AIacGresor G J; n Rsnnser 44 s1,,,,
D. c. Morrison. skip, d Richard Boyd. skin. s.
RINK NO, 2.
W. f'A'iAS ~: : W. z; Esid:
! &:fs.;ss. T., - BsSss s.5's skin. 20
Hotai scoTs-Manhatt.n. Man at 81: St Andrews IS,
SECOND RoUND-RINK NO. /
g Y4N 2 GS4asai G0aTnASPT ST L ESShFFS g5sHsFi
". 6. Fraser + McyicaI
4. f5a1lsF Pfaat skip. 1s. K K < KelioeH Skip 10
VAN ooRr1AxDr c. G YoNKBRs C c.
J: Pepper; s; s; a a, PeSRes MerlAv
P F Cimarttn. ]. Kelloch-
Totsl sooTe@vsn H corTandt a. Yonkers II
In the nna! round the Van Cortlandt c. G; de-
feated the Manhattan c. c. by the score of q to
Van Cortiandt by II 10 *. This made the grand
totals Van Cortlandt, Sc: Manhattan. q.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24
YACHTING.
YALE AND HARVARD MAY RACE

New-Haven. Conn, Jan. 23.-The Corinthian Yacht
Club Of Yale has received a letter from the Har-
ward Yacht Club inviting Yale to participate IN an
intercollegiate race II is proposed 10 limit the size
of the boats 2ofoot water line and TO hold the
rac AZ soro4 neutral point such as Newport at the
time Of the New-YCrk Yacht Club cruise II agree
able TO both colleges the proposition Is THAT the race
shall he omen 10 all colleges The letter says num-
her of en- interested in yachting nave oHered o
present small sum toward a perpetual challehgS
Tronhv with the understanding that the boats shal
be owned and managed by college members
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24
GOLF.
r H. ROBERTSON TO RESIGN PRESIDENCY
OF METROPOLITAN ASSOCIATION
DATE OF MEETING FIXED.

The nomination of R. H. Robertson for the presi-
dency Of the United Golf Association excited
general comment among golf players in this city
yesterday. Special interest attached to the news
in view Of the fact Mr. Robertson Is the presi
dent Of the Metropolitan Golf Association and his
nomination 70 the higher Office undoubtedly means
that new man must be secured TO succeed him as
executive of the local league In fact, Mr. Robert
son has already intimated TO the Nominating Com
ittee of the latter association that he Will offer
his resignation at the approaching annual meeting
Who mis- successor will be has not been discussed,
except in general way but it is hi@nt9d @ that that
Club may be the choice. II announced yester-
day that Thursday. January 81 will be the date Of
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24

The entries Of the entire Knickerbocker Athletic
Club team have received for the joint meet of
Company F., Sth Regiment, and the Associated
Cycling Clubs of New-York which will take place
on Saturday evening at the regiment armory. The
Pastime Athletic Club has also entered team
In addition to these two clubs the following have
teams entered: New-York Athletic Club New West
Side Athletic Club, Horace Mann School, Sth Regi-
ment Athletic Association, Xavier Athletic Asso-
ciation nst Regiment Athletic Association. Second
Signal Corps 22d Regiment Athletic Association.
De "a Sale School, Shamrock Harriers and others.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24
YOUNGSTERS AT SPORTSMAN'S SHOW.

The Junior Branch of the National Sportsman's
Association is an organization of youngsters who
probably enjoy good "A time each summer as
falls lot OF city boys. 1t has been launched
with a substantial list of charter members. all
brimfuI OF enthusiasm and pleasant anticpations
OF life in the woods. Among the members
young Teddy" Roosevelt younger Of Rich
ard Croker. and others. The Junior Branch will
have a taste of camp life before returning to the
Adirondaces. at Madison Square Garden In the
Sportsman's Show
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24
Kx1cKERBocKER RELAY RACES.

Princeton will be represented in the intercolle-
giate relay at the Knickerbocker Athletic
Club carnival February 4. Jim" Robinson vis-
tied the city yesterday and said that he would
bring the Princeton team to New-York to try their
mettIe. The Princeton entry makes four colleges.
the others being Cornell, Columbia and New-York
University. Yale and Pennsylvania are yet to be
heard from. Some time ago the Yale trainer stated
that he was preparing relay team for the games
Eight schools have entered for the interschoastic
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24
West 06th ST

West Ybth st.
The approximate the lien charge 20
isfy which above described property
500 9 with interest theveOn the 18th day OF March,
1900 less the OF 81 1884 paid account together
with the Of the sale The
Of the and water other Hens
allowed the purchaser OF purchase
or paid by referee is ST9T.O1 and interest.
Dated New York December 26th, 1900
GEORGE W. ELLIS, Referee.
Of above-described premises hereby
journed 10 Thursday. January 24th 1901. the
hour and place.
Dated New York. January nth 1901.
GEORGE w. ELLIS Referee
LORD DAY lord. Plaintiffs Attorneys No. I2n
Broadway. y. Y. City.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24
Y4LE'S BASEBALL DATES.

New-Haven. Conn. Jan. 23-The schedule for the
Easter trip Of the Yale varsity baseball team has
been arranged follows: April 3. Fordham at
Fordham, n. Y; April 4. Georgetown. at Washing
ton; April 5, Baltimore Baseball Club at Balti-
more; April 6. Boston National League team at
Newport News Va; April S. University OF Vir-
ginia, at Charlottesville; April 9, Georgetown at
York
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24
FOrdhan

The approximate amount of the charges to
stSIy which the above described properly sold
Is S1IeSS; with interest from January :. 1901, to-
sstner WIN costs and allowances amounting 10 S25ls3
Nl.n interest rom January 1881 together with the ex-
P-hses or the sale The approximate Of the
assessments other which are to be allowed to
purchaser out Of the purchase ref
cree is 500 and interest
Inc premises will be sold subject restrictive
covenants IN deeds recorded in Office OF
o. tna Sounty OF New York IN Section H. Lber 90. OF
ConFeyances, at pages 80 %, respectively.
Dated New York January 9Th. 1901
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24
149th Street.
rcn "a

approximate lien satisfy
which the above described be sold is $2S
52O97-1O0, with thereon December 2sth.
1900 together with the PLAINTIFFS and allowances.
amounting 70 S3409510O and interest thereon from jan
End. 1901 together with sale.
The approximate taxes assessments
other liens allowed OF
the purchase money paid
and interest. Said premises sold subject
first Of $50 600 OF S14 300
with interest each from 27Jh day OF December
1900, at the OF Celtum per
Dated New York. January 9th, 1901
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. County of

NEW-YORK- - John Caswen. Plaintiff against
Abraham kaufman and others. Defendants In pur-
OF Judgment OF foreclosure sale.
and entered in the aboveentited action bearing date
the 9th day OF January 1901 l. the undersigned. the
Referee In said Judgment named. will public
ton. New York Real Estate SaIesroorn. No III
Broadway. in the Borough OF Manhattan, CITY of
York the 18th day OF February 1901 II o'clock
that day. by Philip A Smyh. Auctioneer
premises directed by said Judgment 10 be sold and therein
described follows: All that piece
OF land situate, lying and being the 2Sd
City Of New York bounded and described follows;
Commencing at the formed intersection
the southerly line OF One forty-sevenh
thence southery along the westerly line Of Brook Avenue
twenty-five feet; thence westerly parallel
Street partly through party wall ninety feet: thence
northerly and parallel with Brook
southerly line forty-sev-
street: thence along southerly
I47h ninety feet TO the point place Of begin
ming. together with the appurtenances.
Dated New York. January 10, 1901
JOHN E. DUFFY, Referee
GEO g. BLAANKE. Attorney for Painth, 253 Broad
Borough OF Manhattan York City.
The following is diagram OF the property
as described above the street number being Brook
Avenue 73s East 147th Street:
147th Street
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24
SUPREME COURT. County Of New york.

. Thomas @. Field. executor OF and trustee under
th- ast VIII and testament Of Henry Well. deceased
Flainf against Max Barnett and others, Defendants
IN pursuance OF Judgment Of Foreclosure and Sale duly
made and entered in the above-ened action and bear
nS date the eighth day OF January. 1901 l. the under
Tsned the Referee in said Judgment named viii sell at
fublc Auction at the New York Real Estate Salesroo
No III Broadway in the Borough OF Manhattan CITY Of
New York the Slst OF 1901 at II o'clock
noon on that day by Strong Ireland Auetioneers the
Premises directed by said judgment sold and therein
described follows All certain lot piece parcel
OF land with the building thereon erected situate, lying
and being in the Borough of Manhattan and City OF
New York and which bounded described follows.
viz: ReginninG Southerly side OF Leroy
formerly Burton Street distant hundred and twenty
hvA feet and FIVE inches Westerly Souhwestery
corner ot Leroy and Bedford Streets; running thence
Southerly right Leroy and OF
distance through wall ninety feet thence westerly
and parallel with Leroy Street twenty five feet thence
Northery right angles Leroy street and part OF the
distance through wall feet the Southery
side Of Leroy Street and thence Esserly along the South
ry side OF Leroy Street twenty-five the point place
o. hesinnns Said premises being known as No e2 Leroy
and being OF the premises which by
deed bearing date with said mortgage conveyed
the thereto Of the first by the thereto OF
the second and said having been given
Of the purchase money mentioned in said
the appurtenances belong
wise apperainng Diagram OF said property
No. 60 Leroy Street.
LEROY formerly Burtonp Street.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24
l46th Street.

146th Street
The approximate OF the lien charge satisfy
which the above-descrfbed property is be sold is
sol 16OO with interest thereon from ths 9th day
1901 with allowance
ing to s37527 interest January o. 1901 to
gether the OF the sale. The Approximate
amount OF taxes other liens which are
10 be allowed 70 purchaser purchase money
or paid bv the Referee is sSSS.S1 and interest.
Dated. New York. January 10. 1901.
JOHN f. DUFFY Referee
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24
foreclosure 5alcs-

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. County Of
New York-Josepha NJ. Young. as sxecutrfx &c
Plaintln against Cornelius H. Taman and another
lenuats In pursuance OF Judgment Of and
saie duIy made and entered entitled action
snu bearing date the Both day March.
ueiSsheo ne referee in said Judgment named,
PuohG auction at the New York Real Estate SaesroOms
70 III sroadway in the Borough of Manhattan City
az IZ oclo-k neon that Gay. William Keunelly
auctoneer the directed by Judgment to
SOFA and therein described follows: All that certain
lot OF ground with the building erected situate
the twelfth Ward OF the City OF York known
ana designated as the Twelfth Ward Borough
Mannattan) the souhery side OF Nney-sevenh street
rounded and described follows. viz: Beginning
point the southerly line street
tant hve hundred $500 from formed
nov known Central WestJ southerIy
OF Ntnetyseventh running southerly paral
lei with the westerly line Of Eighth known
as Central Park Wesu ard part Of the way through
party wall hundred feet thence westerly parallel
the southery line Of Nnetysevenh street. feet
thence northerly parallel with the westerly Eighth
avenue now known Central Park WesD and part OF
the way through party wall hundred feet to the
southery line OF Ninetysevsnth
ery, along southerIy line OF Ninety-seventh
street. twenty the point beginning The
affected by the said instrument lies in section in
block 1892 the Land Map OF the City OF New York.
Dated New York. December 2sth 1900.
GEORGE ". ELLIS, Referees.
LORD. DAY & LORD. Attorneys for Plaintiff Offce and
Post once address. No 100 Broadway. Manhattan
New city
Its street Ninety-seventh
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24
foreclosure Sales.
SUPREME CoURT. CoUNTY OF NEW

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YoRK.-HeIen 3 D. Foote. Plaintiff against John
Clarence Briggs others. Defendants. In purs1ancs
entered in the entitled action and bearing date
the 7th day OF January. 1901. the undersigned the
referee in said Judgment named viii sell az public
auction at the New York Real Estate Salesroonl. No
III Broadway in the Borough Of Manhattan. City oc
New York, on the Slst day Of January. 1901, at u
o'clock that day. ny Bryan L. Kennedy Co.
auctioneerS. the directed said Judgment
oe sold. and therein described follows All that
Ssein lot piece OF parcel Of land situate lying and
oeing In the Borough OF The Bronx, the 24rh Ward
OF the CITY. County and New York. bounded
ana described follows: Beginning a point
ne northery line SIDE of Fordham Hghbridgs
tSoa1 as the has been Is about widsned
snoWn on nnal maps He'd in the ONCE OF the Comnis
aris distant One hundred and and eighty
nve one-hundredths G29 the
Tastery corner Of Valentine and said Line os
sodarn or Hishbrdge Road running thence SOrtherly
thence stiu further Northerly Fifty-three
nlnety-one one-hundredhs 39D slight angie:
encs Southerly One hundred and thTty-hve and thfr
cen one-nlndredths Q3j 3) feet said side Ford
IAN or Hlghnrdge Road 10 point distant Sxry-stx
and ary-one one-hUnd-eJths
thenee westerly along ssfd Sxty-si and hfy-ons
In1ndrecths f665D feet said themes
sun westerly along said side OF Sixty-thres
ahd SIX one -hundreIths (63.0S) uoint or
tahI csScr1bed in certain deed A
70 clarence Briggs. dated October Is 1907 and re-
Iuea November ist. 1897 in Section IT, Liber 60 OF
t Syanees page 80 in the Office the Register OF
the County Of New York
Dated New York January 9th. 1901
HENRY MARTIN BATPD Ir ATTORNEY for nIatntjr&
III niOa1"aS' Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24

Approximate amount OF lien to satisfy which property
Is sold Sl60395S with thereon from jan
3rd 1901 Expenses Of action S55s 3 with interest
from January Sh. 1901 and Of sale Approximate
OF &C. be paid by Referee S665 40 and
interest
Dated. New York January 9th. 1901.
CLIFFORD W. HARTRIDGE Referee
STRONG & CApWALADER, PLAINTIFFS Attorneys, 30
WaIl Street Borough OF Manhattan. New YORK CITY.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24
sixteenth Street.

ne Approximate OF lien charge satisfy
which the above-descrbed property is 70 be sold Is
$40 "a interest thereon from the Srd day Of De-
cerber 1900 together with and allowance amount
ing 10 SS1419 with interest from December 24th 1900
together with the sale. The approxnats
amount OF taxes. assessments other liens which
be allowed 20 the OUT OF me money!
or paid by the Referee. is $685.. II and interest
Dated New York December S1st. 1910
W. BENTON CRISP. Rersrs>-
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24

Approximate amount Of Hen satisfy property
70 sold SIS us 10
ary srd 1901 expenses action s524 Is with
from January 1901 expenses OF sale. Approx
&C. be paid by Referee. S696O5
and interest.
Dated New York. January 9th. 1901.
CLIFFORD ". HARTRIDGE, Referee-
STRONG & CADWALADER,
Plaiatrs Attorneys 80 Wall Street. Borough OF Man
haitian. York City
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY

RACING-Crescent City Jockey Club.
New Orleans; California Jockey Club, Oak
land.
RIILIARDS.-Amateurc CHAMPIONSHIP hill
lard tournament, Hanover Club, BROOKLYN
POULTRY SHOW.-Poultry and Pet Stock
show Madison Square Garden
HOCKEY.-Crescent Athletic Club against
New-York Athletic Club, at Clermont Ave
rue Rink, Brooklyn, 8:l5 p. m
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24
BASKETBALL.
HOCKEY.
HOCKEY TONIGHT.

For the hrst time this season the Crescent and
New-York Athletic Club hockey teams will cross
sticks In a league championship game at the ST.
Nicholas ring, tonight. This Is expected to prove
one Of the fastest contests OF this season
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24
MARSHALL on HIS WAY TO MONTE CARLO

Paris. Jan. 23.-MarshaI. the chess player, ar
rived in this city. route Monte Carlo. yester
day. He will participate in the international chess
mar
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24

The promise Of bright. mild weather is expected
bring out bigger field than usual in the satur-
day handicap at the Nassau Country Club. The
contest is open Class c players, and the winner
will receive the Kennedy Cup. J. W. Cammack
now leads the competitors with four points 10 his
credit followed by Buchanan. three points; Sayre
and Matheson. two points each. and Noyes. one
point.
". n. Davis and A. w Black both prominently
identified with the Lakewood golfng set have
started on an extensive OF the Southern links.
They are taking part in the tournaments at
Palm Beach. Florida
The regular weekly handicap for women will be
played tomorrow on the links OF the Country Club
Of I.akaWnnd
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24
NEw-YORK.

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The appointments first class hotel Elevator. Suites
with bath Electricity Massage Turkish; Russian sui
Nauhem and other baths Sun Par
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