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I THE r SUN, FRIDAY, APRIL" 21', 1899.'" 0 flH'
WmARGUS DALY'S SUCQPSSi--
H .rnn." kcouv.u Tannic tixks
H "5 jr" fl '"' tr 'BSTjrnMr.
I . i, Miintimni Closrrlr Cnpturet the)
'M' slnkcs for Tivn-Ycnr-Old Fllllet-
" (o AWn-Znnono Tiptoe
" iiei.i '1 "' ,ndUn 0rdunt"'
l (nuttll i''9 ciml IT,nto(1 D7 tho
T. county Jonkey Club at Anuoduot yos.
Cfrnnon tviw brim full oMntore.t and
'small IK'ldi w tho exceptions and
B l'"hD o inst.ui' tho clas oompeniated for
Ui.inort oisned with one of tho best con-
"J".,, s t-enn In Queens county. It
M"e1 ,,tn-tM' 'UK eent for thrco-year-okls
"! Unwinl. "J ' "10 tvvelv0 nter9d st
H " V.n.l lv vcH.irlejcorn wore tho only
I W,Mw dsJilneil'o le. Kuko of Middle-
ct" 1 i,u refill (arm in the Washington and
I '"Kdlcarirul'-.l aallght favorite over
I ? rirur nnJOold Car. The latter was
i i down two points and alter n etrucRle
,! tho rur-e from Ilox and Boysterer.
I 'J three beini: only ehort heads apart. Tho
H -a W up 1 1 the l9t furlonc but dropped
I wilii thiilnii) drivo ana wound tits fifth at
.heeUotUr l'.rker.
W nil made tho first lee of what proved to bo a
lunjlrtriuuil'li, the "Copper Kind's" oolora
H f carried tithe front bv Montanlo In tho
race an 1 l-y Motley In the ltoso Stakes.
reS tho caul In tho latter rneo Tam-
ttnmtne' m.'st,ible ran third. A. II. .fc
505 fflis 1 iw m.unn. Bjillttlnu the Mon-
LSbr&P?!? ""'''''''., What looltcd llko
uaiAii accident ooetirreil In tho second rnoo
'SrouB the Unit about throo turlotiKS
fMmt T lvu.jfuloroftdoil In ouBpecllfo.
"Jfwu Force.1 nolo-- Klnc Thistle, and the
& it down, throsilnir little odorn oyer
C kJ llinl 'i rijlitlnthe trnok bo.
ill St ho eicired thu outllt liko a eteeplo-
Sue ?and OJoiu, escaped with a shaking
IT. Thistle Is aul M li.ise brokeu down. A
H L,,, play on J I. ljer's Uottcrdam sent
M koto hi peat fir tho third race omial Jo-
'S,w,tiiilalmo(joinez. 'J ho "Irish h . hk's "
ffirisner lock! I out of the hunt until well
fl S i stretch, wlu-n ho camo on Knllantly un-
rtnlVhmint ami Ton by a head from Glo-
SSaVwitli ltotterdam only a fair third. Im
H 5r behaved badly at tho barrier and was
H RSSlelt Marcus Daly made another bid In
fi lace with liimn McrieIland.butth.old
H dropped out ot it In tlie stretch when well
"to a wild starareile to accept 4 to C about
rii Wee in tho tlttli men Zanone wni Inorcd.
hi :tbi i old eeldlnB readily sallopod his Held
l-ta the cround a furious from homo and
, i it he liked Tho "circus horse." as Dan
sim li called owlnc to his color, got no n.arer
H till fourth, lllc Indian. howeer. camo to
At rescue of the tnl'nt In the last raco and
SJJ4dieaiytwoIeni:ths,Tlotory. The sum-
H BUT.
H nnsT riACE.
H Tir lhr Jfr oldf ami upward: S400 ddd, of
H .Saiio to curnl and 80 to third; ipeclal
Bj ujtu, non wtcnliii: allowances; about saven fur-
JR lj,Pilr'sch c, Oold Oir, a, by Ooldflnch-
I Tirnl It (V Cue 1
wttoolteracli li H i. 0. llu (0 Connorl .....a
o L Eicta-J h c 11 Ttorer. 3. 101 in Martinis
rrlultr.l'i.k! f MllrtleburK.HtriUoriin.Whip,
luiiuiii, Ponilncir ai.d Hanno k also ran.
,W Tim- 1 2-..' D
B tttttcs-Fonr to t Jinl tluld Car. 13 to 1 Box.
r.lKoriterer. 4 t.) I Dr I'arker. 17 to R Uuke of
MiJdleburi.rttillrlloriaii 10)to 1 Nhlp. :0to
H t Tajbalriii, 60 to 1 Iiouiiiutr, -u to t llanuocx.
H PKl ilII HACK.
yortwo-yrar ol Is 400 addvil, of which 70 to
iKondnidl'1'Mothlrvl wrfcUta "oren pounds be
H lsw ihetcal-. nun winning allowances; four and
I BrriDilf b. B Montanlc, by Montana Wal-
n.t. l"-' lUoresn) 1
Einniio 'ublf b. o. lojcoful. 108 (Spencer) 3
lH an H Iton-i" s br c Specific, lull (0'Lary)3
H MEi Ttustle and PujiilaUo ran.
Time, (l. -.5 -D.
bulm-Fln to "" M manic, 6 to 3 against
hutful,:oto 1 Spocluc, 40 to 1 Klnc Thistle, 13 to
lPinil.
Tiitni) it.icn.
l-lllBtr: for three rr olds and npwardi $400
ij:l.o(whlh $70to cc Hid and $10 to thlrfl; al
ii i"incfi, one milo an isceiit yards
H U Oiwr itt c Mulmo Gomez, 4, by Victory
H Oniul, low IMielicer 1
H f J Imjertb.i iilonuinr. 4, Km (O'Connor)....:)
W ; UCwter'sb.h Untterctim, r,, 113 (Matter) a
I Udr Brstton. Jiidco Mauee, livrnn McClelland,
m Telleiaad Mordecat ka ran. Imporator left at
ml post.
Time, t. 47 2 5.
H Bettlse-Fke to 1 asalust Maximo flomet, 0 to 1
I Clcnofiif, 6 to 2 Rotterdam. 'JUO to 1 Lady Bratton.
H MoUnJjfMaato. Uto 1 Ujrron McClelland, 20 to 1
mt willtiyi; to 1 Mordeiai, 13 to 1 Imporator.
H TOUETU ltlCE.
H P.'isukts, for two ) eir old fillies; t20 each,
H hi! forfeit, $7uO ald(d, of whlcb $125 to
H Mcocd sud t75 to tnird. to carry 113 pounda;
H taeqot llouo to carry Gpjunds extra, four and
n ibs'd rtirlon1:
I Vi-tul rail's iir. f. Motley, by Montana Ella
taa 112 iMorgau) 1
1 H k V. U Morris s b. f. '1 ha Amazon, 113 (Llt-
H tlitfldi .... 3
H KtRui pair's b r Tampion, 113 (O'Connor) 8
H loulebbeillleanl aza alao ran.
H Time, o rM l-s.
Btuz-Fha to on Motley and Tampion,
tocplMiailircus I)-h h entrj, to 1 against 'the
iiuon, 8 to 1 Lottif) bhevillc, 25 to 1 .az.i.
iiMit ntit.
fllrc for three year old and upward; $400
liW nf whieii t;o t setond aua $3U to third; ad
Imccti ilx furloiii;
H fortett's br k anone. R, by Black l)ean-Ar-
'(n 1 in it I,ar .... 1
inn U(. inora li. u' Hey Balazar, 4. 108(3ulll-
in 2
".r ?w" ,,r u Ham Used, aeod, 1 10 (MoCue) 3
I'l, Stuaiiuiial tj riau.) dan hica and Kuby
Li so rsa
. Time, 1 C,
tttts-rii e t 1 ailiiiet anone, 40toineyBa
aat, 1 1 1 1 lhrry liwd, ', to 1 Tin Hpot, 100 to 1
Mustloosl, I tu l Tjrisu, 4 to 5 Uau Illce, 40 to 1
tr Ujn.
sith itArr.
W'lnj fer maibu threi jenroldi: $400 added,
lBcj.;oto n end and j.jo to third, flvofur-
1 Bil
I Joiner i b. e. HiB Indian, by Ilia Jlishneas-
Ifci;usw i,- jiaitIu, 1
v. lll! " irClirttopli. r. In.' Itolind) .... 2
XTOlPa'v.lr f I in, r lir, (Morgan) . 8
IT.',?"..b'l"w'. I iiru. Inuiii: Exile. Liouess,
Wa Mke and lie 1 tIst aHo tan.
v, , Tllllt' I HI
set irj-Twn tn 1 acln-t Uia Indian. 20 to 1 Sir
i trit i; ner. 4 to l t ii ,r nit 1 1 l'roaatc. 4 to I
f it' .!. "' ' ' lri"- -' to 1 Ynuits Kxtl.-20 to 1
,:Otollle.iuita, Otol Nike, tlo to 1 ltox
inocntrles for to-iln's tacet are as follows;
JiH?iry lorthrreearolil miles, $400 added;
"iimnlUiwanin. abiui..eii furlonKs:
fe1"! ., H' ' I ady Sneerwell 100
fifWIltlmii in.i jj,a 5
n.oll, m1"' ' , Vnr "lalden tuo year olds; $400
.HUibcitll an ts, four and a half furlongs:
.fts , 1" ShanniVIn 10H
fri.in'iVi lOrt Mount lUKle lor.
'ejnn.L, lot liiirnun 18
(X, 'l, "tr Ladyahlp . . .. 104
iffii'.mf' l1, 'hie j ear olds and orer; $400
"W "lllucallondiue.lxfurloucs:
SfV' Ul i"e 101
titonSi ' 1 lo Klrkwood H7
CSd I'm I.dy Kill 10
its? s'y,' .", handicap for three-year-olds and
"'"OoaJiii. Uganda half rurloum.
te W-Lana 108
hutonh llo'lyrian urn
Iiiim5; 1,w fender 10S
Ui,Bo jo luUuas.ee 100
idoiVr.rcrl"rt".n-e""l'i" $400 added; selllnu
;. ' uraud a halt furlotiBi!
Al,,"e I'm lleautiful fB
IrfllMl,,,,.., I'll link lulk vr,
tS1,,,1?tu ua Mtrril)r UG
titJaoi'i'I,",1'". "'r'Har-nlds and over that
'.!&;, .ui,sr UJ,iaa: ,el"DB llow
Concord
Itmlti ' l-'O KweetCaporal 90
ilWof'n..,,.. u I.H'-ral wr.
J5J Beauty ll7 ichoilvmenla IT,
'' 1j7 ltruadway Bella DO
"ctoryB,ill D.feut for Jookey Sloan.
futial Cd t, lipaUh la Tun Scs.
1 M, k,1 r" '" '1 ou K0,UI- tl10 Amorican
er. had two mimiitsat Sandown l'ark to
I "'Moneofnlmhhowon.
J t ThormiKlihrrils Jloveil In Trnlulne
A Ifsterilny.
I'd iVv1"11 I,l"u'1 raiecourses yesterday excel.
Brl,k. "" d "" ' 'he handicap horses. A
m,,; , N" h tho itrins In tbariro of William
m W. '"' ' u" ,h1"1 '"' " Oeonro
M onii ." ""' ",ul a'llrlonK In 2.00. This
tl! ,ll"'"i"i: '"'" llal'e. and Ijikeland, who
m ii,,..n ' U " "andnaii w.th Ktlle, la Mry
'otlsd ,"" " '' ' cUm " Mco,tl,h Chief Uln
I Hi, m i"".''1" ' nnlis at a steady pat. The two
""s Vjl fru' "iWviiill,riaUthhardrfcilved
hyai.ii 7" '"" harln On sent I'ecp-
Pd lri I , ' i""tir In 2 .'D. Tho blir Uu-au
wo jen,,, , "' ' 'e, I ut appi. ired a tritlo tors ou
SlbiBilri7? ',lf,l' preparatlnrs were made for ser-
J fiin t , '"'"''hiu. speitidli arrive Kdwanl
wrin ,i " " "' l to movu Turiioy llruthera"
r,,n,ildiii '"i"t 1'iiiL Coat, tho liuiidirap
','" fi'n r' ' u "" handily yisterday tu
""ort iK" "l-iieialiitlirtwuf thestrlnir
7,!"ii . , , ' ''r'Tn'iMl .liliu 11 (Jampltll
I "'am, ' ''" I- litnn iiuiill.Uti.Twiiik
'!'U .,', ' 'i-in.ilimli, that hint him-
,llf T. k , "' ,. ' '. " a "K". I bln to Ukt. to
'rtot ,, , ' llmdl. ill, that wai ftred tor a
T"' "limt-rs nt .Nrnport.
S"'"""!,,1' ,1.2" - ih weather wa flue, the
9m "fslil i t,i . ' l t'""1 "d llin attemlaura the
raj I' ' " l,.m tia. t ua at Xmjiort. luthe
ii .S1 mllo-rmtftu. 87 (J, Thompson), 4
vlolelwJ.'ll" j.; ) to i. Void;
1143? ' (Uoland),. to 1, third. Time.
vifS?"?? nco Fonr furlongs) for two-year-olda
nam lnUfi'iSiV.10? .(.l'ro.,t' a io " """J d S'r
i?t'ii W,?.?lA'.n?l 5?. " "ecoud; Wiedemann, 108
r.e.i. MirU.nJl,4V,l ono mll and seventy
yards-MUpah, 113 iMaaon), 11 to 10. won: The
CTi?0,0 V0 ,T'. Kn'Kht). 1 to 1, .oid Fontaine
blrn, loo Irost). to 0, third. Tims. 1:47. uu"'"
f nrt!JrIISle,i7Tf:n. '"rlonK-Terrne, 104 fVltl
Unn'a io.?' 7X?' 'iS1' 10 nrttlon). 7 to 1, second;
I12SK! ' 7 lW,1,"n'' to 1, third! Time)
lifter' Ii'e-,f""nrlonK-rJ. E. Oine, 104 (Lines).
!?? woni,Juanetta, 113 (VlUtoe), 7 to 1. second,
li"ft?0rm 0l ll,oUn' 8 to 1. third. Time
niVi,'J?S-.05?,nl.,"TrloP' ,0 (Mon). 6 to 6.
vi J?S:,0,S0,tl l' LvJutoe'i ,n condi Trinca
Zeno, 100 (Uoland), 7 to 1, third, lime, 1U0W.
Tho Winners nt Memphis.
nM;;w"I.7,,.APrL1.2P'-Ia' Contrary won the New
2,c' ,,!. '. $1,000 KUaranteed. at Mont
irpmery Park this aftornoon, boatlnit Mouthnrn Olrl,'
Hontc- Idlan and Aburdale. Last wcok the Itusssll
ifiV Mc?l7 fli' wonforThomaa Nepper the Ar
delle Stakes for allies. The time. 0:41 Is within
rDi;?u&er of econd of the track record for half
a mile, Hutnmary:
. ri,"i .Meo-One mile: aelllnff-SalTarse. 0 inol
den). 8 to n, wont Hungarian, Bs IT, Burns), 8 to 1,
lime i-iiii"' 105 '' Nrvae, 40 t0 ' ihltli-
.m8?01"1 Bco-SoYen furlonua-Meadowthorpe. It4
(T. Burns), 8 to 5, won; Primate, ill (Aker), 4 to 1,
aeoond; Chantllly, lOd ilWerott), 10 to 1, third.
Time, 1:2HX.
Ihlrdltaco-Fonrandahalffurlongs-Blt-of-rash.
Ion, 110 (Everett), 8 to 1. won; Bells of Orleans. 1 to
(Knapp), into 2, second; Donnlrard, lis (T. Mur
phy), a to 3. third, linm, 0:57.
Foprth Itace Four furlongs; New Gayosa Ilotel
Stakes, $1,00(1 mtarantced-Ijiilr Contrary. 101 iN.
Turner). 1 to 2, won; Hontheru Olrl, lot (ItTcretti, 4
Jo 1, aeoondj Aberdale, UV IT. Burns), 4 to 1, third,
time, o 49.
Fifth Uacr-nne mils and a sixteenth; selllnit
Jackanapes, 102 (T. Burns). II to r, wnui Idnda, 105
(F.verett), 13 to Ocoond; Baaqull. Ill (.Kuapp), 8 to
1, third. Time, lco1;.
Blxth Ttace-Oue mile; aelllnit-Blna Lick, PO
(1 lick), a to 1, won; Foruat Not, ton iT. Onrnai, H
to 1. second; Jimp, 80 (llolden), 8 to 1, third. Time,
Turf Notes.
J R. Richardson, You would reuulro to Join some
stable as an apprentice and work yourself up. A
personal application to one. of the imnnluent train
ers at any of the local tracka la the heat way to reach
what you want.
Locisvili r, April 20. John E. Madden has sold
his Imp. Cindleinsa Lady Iteel mlt Jlai.-lMirj-. the
Derby randldati'. to Pat Dunne. Tho price has not
been made public, U Is conceded that thn roll has
a good cbani.o in the chief event in the Loulartlle
meeting. Two das a aco he worked the distance In
l:4(m, better than either of his companions, Mazo
nd Desperado, has done.
Itarrnrd's Oarsmen nnil Track Candidates
it Work.
Cambmcoe. April 20. Tho men selected by
Head Coach Storrow, actinic with tho officials
of the Weld and N'owell clubs to form tho four
crews from which tho 'varsity will bo selected
later, reported for duty to-day and did tliolr
first rowlnc. Tho AVeld Club could ornanlro
only ono eight and a four, as only part of tho
men returnod. Tho Newell Club, howevor. cot
out two full ciiihts. As a whole the rowing was
erycood. The mako-upot tho crews was:
Newell First Hardinc. stroke; HiBitinaon, 7: Law
rence, tl; Kernan, S; Perkins, 4, Adams, 3; Brrd, 2,
Hawkins, bow; Ooodwln, coxswain,
Newell Hecunil Locke, mink.', Bedford, 7, revtnn,
fl, Ollchrlst, &, Brown, 4, Llarke, a, lloxle, 2; Frost,
how; Howo, coxswain.
Weld First Morrill, atrolo, Dubois, 7: Bancroft,
fl: Hheafe, 6: Tllton, 4, Coonloy, 3, Watson, 2:
Blake, bow, wadleittb, coxnwaln.
Weld Four-Bialkle, stroke; Htod.lard, 8; Hodees,
2, Uarrett, bow; Uweeuer, coxswain.
The four froshman crows worn also on tho
water. O'Dea's two crews rowed a two-mlla
race. Tho sooondcrow roccli'd twonty-elKht
eoconds on tho first, but wuro bpatcn a half
lenKth. Donovan cave his men tho regular
work. As a wholo the Ireshmon woro ory
poor, tho Wold crows bi toe decidedly tho best.
AH tho mon will row twice aday until tho vaca
tion Is over. . ,
The track mon also reported to Trainer La
thropnnd Copt, llocho this mornlnir and re
sumed work.
Trnp Slinotlnc.
After a tie with llarry Williamson, each kllllnc
sen Hie pigeons, Ira McKano won the shoot of
and the sold medal ot the bheepshead Bay Bod and
Oun Club at the monthly tournament of the organiza
tion at Tho Cedars, Bheepshead Bay, yesterday, A
heavy easterly wind carried most of the birds off,
and made the sighting of them quite difficult, bum
mary follows:
Club Competition Seven live plgeoni per man,
American Association rules Ira McKano, 27 yards,
7:.irederlck J. Luudoy, 25 yards, il, Thomas Osborn,
26. yards, 4, jBraea II. Burns, 2", yards, fl: Henry
MmiUnus, Jr., 25 yards, it, Frank Luniley. 25 yards,
6, Albert Soler, 25 yards, 2, llarry V WlilianiBOu, 27
sards. 7; Hans Kronlka, 25rds, 4; Herman kocn.
2U yards, tl: lYedcrick O. Frickcn, 25 yards, 4;
Hamuel Morris. 25 yards. 6: ileorco II. Tapuon, 35
yards. 5: WaltfrO. Lnndey, 25 yards, 5: I). Martin,
25 yards, 4, Itobert O. Bmlth, 25 iard, 2: William
II. Boyle, 25 yards. 1: Judge James B. orhees, 35
sards, U. John J. Pillion. J5 yards. 4; A. Franclsoll.
25jards.4; John F, C. Eifers, 26 jarda. 3, William
II. lliddle. 25 sards, fl.
hweepstakes $2 a corner, birds extra Koch, 27
yards, 2: Lunday. 25 yards. 2: Fdfers, 25 yards. .'.
llosle. 25 sards, I. Lnndey, 25 yarns. 1; Frtcken,
25 vards. 1: Kronlka, 25 yards, 1, bmlth, 25 yards,
1 1 Pillion, 25 sards, I. The money was dlildod on
ties.
r.ED Bakk, N. J April 30. A clay target ahooUng
match for the championship cup of Now Jeriey look
place at the Riverside Oun Club grounds between
Oscar Hesse nf Bed Bank and Capt. A. W. Money of
Oakland. Each man shot at tlfty targets, known
traps and unknown aniiles. Money won by the score
of 45 to J7. A largo number of will-known marks
men were present. Including Phil Daly, Jr., Walter
11 Patten, C. Bnyder, Ed and James Cooper and Har-
Heverd sweeps followed, a summary of which f ol-
laTn Slngles-narold Money, P: nank P. Bennett,
Oeorge, Lapt. Mousy and James Cooper, ,; Albert
Veii Bingles Capt. Money and Harold Monsy, 7:
Bennett and (li orge, 6, Charles Itobblns, 4, Dr, John
U an Mater, 3 ,
Ten Hlnglea H Money. 0, James Cooper, 8; Jo
seph Hi use. 7, Al Iilni anii (Jeorge. 6.
Twenty Minules-Capt. Money. 17; George, lfl; II.
Moues . Oscar Hesse and James Cooper, 15, Ivlns, b.
Twenty Mnglea-ltobblna, Id Bennett, 1H; John
Coopir. 12. Bhermau, li). Van Mater. U. Snsder, 8.
'Iweirty-tlve lngles-Hese, II. Money and tleorge,
2o. Capt. Moues, 1M James Cooper, 17: owart, 11.
Twuits-nse Singles Hobblns. 81; Wnlters, 11";
John Cooper, 18, Dr. Mariden, It). Bnyder, 15,
Tins, 12.
Goff an Easy Winner.
yoNKins, April 20. Not more than 300 sports wit
nessed the weekly show of the Waverly A. C. to
night. The first bout brought together Joe Oleaoher
of Mount Vernon and Billy Forehaw of Yonters.
Tbey were slated to box eight rounds at 128 pounds.
George Kdwards. tho club matchmaker, was the
referee. After a fierce slugging match Gleacher won
iu tho sixth round. Willie o:lll of Tarrytown
having falli d to put in au appearance t meet souug
McCoy of Bing Sing, that bout was called off and the
main event was put on Instead. The 'Principal were
Charity OcO. Billy Madden'a middleweight, and
Tom V dlham nf Australia. The distance was twenty
rounds it catchwu'ghts. Golf was the taller, but the
w.Mg 111 seemed about even, poll, after lanJingsev
eraf solid lefts, finally floored Mlllima with a hard
left. Ho arose ind was knocked down with a straight
left on the chin and hard right over the heart.
Williams was aot out. but the referee stopped the go
after two mlnutea' work. Williams was unable to
reaoh his shifty opponent.
A New rield at Newport for the Westches
ter l'olu Club.
NEWronT. April 20,-The Westchester Polo
Club, through Troasurer Hormanti Oelrlchs,
has leased for a tormot Iho years four lots on
lliontonnndliateman avenues, containing In
all ovor 1.000.000 square feet of cround. to be
used for a polo field. Tho property, which was
Mleotort bjr a commltteo coneletinir of Harry
l'ayno Whitney. K. V. Morgan and E. L. Win
throp Jr Is oloio to tho go f club, and work
on the new possession will begin ut onco so
that It can bo used tho coming season. A
handsome clubhouse wlllalso bo erected, and
wli" n llnlshed tho place will be tho Iluest of its
kind in this country
IV. K. V.mlerbllt, Jr.'a Ynrlit Cnruiltn nt
Newport.
Hxwmrt, April 20. The sloop yacht Carmlta,
owned by William K. Vanderhllt, Jr.. arrived hers
during last night trora Boston for tho season. She
r,,.d the run In 2 hours and 30 minutes The Car
a, parti" pate In the cruise of the New York
Ya'ht Club, bhi la commanded by Capt. Tom Shea,
Odds and Knds of Sports.
asvrw mviv. April 20. The faculty of Yale Hut
??us VodaY 'hi Id a meeting, at w filch It was d.
Uded to i'erinlt the second 'sarslty or college crew
to row the iiaial cadets of Anuapolls on June 3.
This 7. tho first time a xale crew will row on th.
lL.tomac. w hi re the race is to take plsce.
r I M Newlork. 1. It was not announced as to
a nnis'li Tb'ut the Impression presslleil that It was to
searohl in lV8H. In that star he won the two
stake sou mention.
n..vm April 20,-The Platen Islaud A, C. and
the Vomclair A i!. have each entered teams for
omi. -tl on 111 tlie Morris and Kssei Tennis League.
The otui'r "bib iu the leagueare the Orange Lawa
nnl. Club, the bouth Orange Field Club, the
I'asiiio Clnu of Bunimit and the Morr laiowiiHelil
Club 'Hie sihedule of matches tor the season is
now being prepared.
Stores, Ofdrei, Iifts, or Property
ii ,i-erinttnns whether you seek them or have
tem to Sfpos. of. make "fa of Tnr SD's sdvertls
fSgmolumns. Abii reader will always be found a
desirable tenant or custoniur.-.iil.
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BOlTLISa.
Although Rothermel lacked only two points ot
averaging 200 against FoegelnTun Run ludtildual
championship toiirnameut series last night, the
formor player won only ono of tho four games
played, as tho Fidelia Club man reached tho double
century mark In each cunteet, aversglng 212, Linden
made a great showing, notwithstanding his Iste Ill
ness. Tho Kmpiro Club ira.k lacked speed, but
managed to bit tin; plus at thn proper ancle, bring
ing down the house on a 2, 7, 10 spate, The scorosi
nnsT sxniLH iRnr oamf.
Fonge in 28 411 11.1 H.l 111 1.11 K.l 181 208
ltothcrmel ... 2U 40 Oil 811 107 127 147 168 1H5
Btrlkes Foege, r.; Rothermel. n Spares Foego,
4; ltothcrmel, U, Missed spares Focge, 1,
srcoM) OAMR.
Foege .. 20 40 7 1)11 1111 mil 145 ler. 1P4 214
Itotfiermcl.,,20 3D 61) bit 118 1118 ir,8 178 207 220
Btrlkes Focge, 8; Itothermcl, (I. Bparea Foege,
3, Ilothermel, 4, Mlssod spare Focge, 1,
VllIRO OAMK.
Foege . 20 88 07 7." 83 101 121 1ST 181 209
ltothormel 10 87 CU 7ll 105 12B 143 152 171 18
Btrikea Fooge, 0; Kothermel. 2. Spares Foege,
4: Kothermel. 7.
IOUBTH OAMC.
Foeire 18 an r,i) n lia ids ibs 175 ip 22s
Itothermcl .111 83 58 78 U8 118 1311 154 173 ll'.l
Btrikea Foege, 7; Rothermel, 2. Spares -Foege,
2; Rothirmel, 8. Missed snares Foege, 1. Average
ier game-l: octre. 212; Rothermel, 1U8. Umpire J.
terger. Scum William Linden.
srcoip SEittRS rinar oasis.
Rothermel 20 40 58 7i) (' 110 1.13 141 IBS 187
Linden . Ill 33 53 81 101 120 1311 151) 178 187
btrlkes Rothermel, 2; Linden, 2. Spares-Roth-
ermel.t); Llndui, 7.
xcovn aoir.
Rothermel . 10 87 58 75 B2 lOO 110 128 137 148
Linden.. 2d 45 54 74 Ul 1UU 1211 1511 187 2U7
Btnkes-Rothermel, 1; Linden, fl. Spares-Roth-ermel,
5, Linden, 3,
Tnmn oame.
Rothermel ,. ID 28 47 04 83 103 121 120 147 189
Linden . 18 20 44 02 71 HI 111 181 150 170
Btrlkes Rothermel, 1; Linden, 2. Spares Rother
mel, 7; Linden, tl. Mised sparcB Rnthermel. 1,
Average per game Rothermel. lsnM Linden, 183.
Umpire, J. Rerger; scorer, A Kagclsihmtdl.
rutnn arniES rinsT oasix.
Linden . .. .10 81) 50 78 H8 118 137 163 170 1P0
Foege 17 20 35 54 74 114 112 121 130 148
Strikes linden, 2, Fooge, 2. Spares-Linden, 8;
Foege, 4, Missed spares loege, 1.
PFCOVO (I1MF,
Linden 20 BO do 108 128 148 188 J87 IBS 215
Toege 20 40 88 us lot 138 ir,o 17H ins 20
Btrlkes Linden, 8; Focge. it. Spares Linden, 3;
Foege, 8. Missed spares Linden, 1.
TniKll UA1IF.
Linden...... 17 2 35 55 75 104 124 144 104 181
Foeg 0 20 40 04 HI 112 132 152 172 llll
Btrikea Linden, 4; Foeire, 4. Spares Linden, 4;
Foege, 5. Missed sparrs-Focge, 1,
yotmTii OAMX.
Linden ... 10 37 B5 84 84 101 121 14.1 101 170
Foege. ... 15 Jt B8 58 .l 84 1(14 123 143 1U3
Btrikea linden, 2; Focge, s. Spares Linden, fl;
Toege, 5. Aseraga per game Linden, 18D; Foege,
17H. Umpire-!. Merger. Bcorer I'hllipl Oalland.
Tho two competing teams In the Arcade tourna
ment series last nlghi broke even. The scores!
rrnsT oimk.
-edxosMsHUTToi 2 Tjebrhacb, 140, D. Frercka, IDS;
A. Sleveis, 1811. Total,527. .....
Stmdanl-Dledirlck, 141, Wyman, 180; Bchaeffsr,
111. Total. 443.
SECOND OAMX.
Rosedale No. 2-Lehrbach. 177: D.Frercks, 234; A.
Eieiers. 214, Total, 025.
Btandard-niedcrlck, 178; Wyman, 185; Schaeffer,
160. Total, 524.
TntnD oauz.
Rnsedale No. 2 Lehrbach. 182, D. Frercks, 188:
A.Biovire, 201. Total, T48.
Standard Diederlck, 1U7; Wyman. 179; Schaeffer,
11)3. 'lotal, 500.
rocnrii oasii.
Rosedali No. 2-Lehrhach, 225, D. Frercks, 131;
A. Meiers, 311. Total, 57.
Standard liloderlck, 185. Wyman, 163; Schaffer,
224. Total, 672.
The four Mahoneys went flown In two of tha
Yorkvilie League tournament games played last
night. The aoores:
nnsT oavi.
Premier Davison. 1S7, Llchtenberg. U8; Cohen,
183; Lovy. 188. tlllman, 184. Total, n.iu.
Harlem W. McLaughlin, 18'1. O'Connor. 125; H.
McLaughlin, 14U; Daly, JU2, Roach, 207. Total,
811).
arcosD (lAiiB.
Harlem R. McLaughlin, 180, O'Connor. 188; n.
McLaughlin, 110, Dais', 180, Roach. His. Total. 818.
Bunch Fesley, 145: Joseph Mahoney, 182: Jerry
Mahoney, 154, John Mahoney, 167, James Mahoney,
108. Total, 784.
TnirtD OAME.
Premier Das ison, 181, Llchtenberg. 170, Cohen,
171: Levy, 172; Ullman, Hi'.i. Total, 45.
Bunch Feeley. 122: Joseph Mahoney. 148; Jerry
Mahoney, 181; John Mahoney, 13J, James Mahoney,
180. Total, "04.
Tho Centrals won two games st Tbum k Kahla
dnrf s alleys lat night and tied the I'hienix team
for first place In the llarlcm League tournament.
The scores.
TIIUIT OASiE.
Central-nail, 200, Purvis. 181; Behlmer. 171;
Beher, 212. hahlsdorf, 178 Total, 044.
Washington J. Zeuu, 1HJ: BuhllT, 1B1: Ochs, 18;
Doehm. 204: D Shlmau, 189. Total, D03.
sxroxD OASIF.
Wahlnglon-J. 7enn, 238: Schlff, 179: Oohs, 178;
Boehm. 183; D. shlmau, 225. Total, 981.
Rlverdale-R. Kbllng, It!!', Golle, 184: II. Kbllng,
ai6; Behluesalng, 218; Cromer, 170. Total, bS4.
inmu oauf.
Central-nali.187: Purvis, 178; Behlmer, 177;
Seher, 180; Kahlsdorf, 178. Tolsl, POl.
Riverdale-F. Kbllug. 17H; (lolle, 17(1, H. Ebling.
160, Bchluesslng, 184, Cramer, 108. Total, b54.
The Albion trioof New Jersey won the 1 hampion
ship of the Carrutbera tournament nf Brooklyn last
night by beating the Metropolitans in thn final
series, lhith teams made a strong fight, and an ex
tra game had to bo played to decide the question of
supremacy, Tho prtra winners are as follows:
Teams First, Albion; second. Metropolitan, third,
Ralnecke; fourth, Monarch, fifth, Manhattan. In
dividualFirst. Lauly. Metropolitan, 18) 81-44;
second, Arnold, Albion, 181 12-44, third, Allen,
Manhattan, 182, 'iheaooreslast night were,
yiasT OAME,
Metropolitan-Starr, 180; Fisher, 100, Lenly, lot.
Albion Taylor, ir,, Cllngon, 136; Arnold, 187.
Total, 478.
aECOKP OAUt.
Metropolitan-Starr, 151; Fisher, 34; Leuly, 172.
Total 47.
Albion Taylor, 183; Oilmen, 195; Arnold, 192.
Total. 589.
TmnD OAMX.
Metropolitan-Btarr, 188; Fisher, 20S; Lenly, 140.
Albion Taylor, 179; Cllngon, 185; Arnold, 170.
Total, 640.
roumn oami.
Metropolitan-Starr, 182; Fisher, 175; Leuly, 193,
Albion Taylor, 180, Cllngon, 128; Arnold, 202,
Total, 610.
nrrn oamz.
Metropolitan-Starr, 148, Fisher, 179; Leuly, 167.
Albion Taylor, 171; Cllngen, 189; Arnold, 108,
Total, 020.
The prize presentation of tho Bsnk Clerks' tour
nament, which came to a close at Raid's alleys last
night, will take place at Ceutral Opera House on
Saturday evening, April 29. when the Leewue will
hold Its annual slag, The closing series resulted as
follows)
F1EST 0A1IX.
National Bank of the Republic Drown, 164: Linz,
148, Douglass. 134, Ilartzol, 124, McKay, 1J8. To
tal. IIU3.
National Park Bank-Wlte, 102, Block, 101; Da
Tldeon, 183, Isemsu, 162, Miller, 168. TotaJ, till.
sxcoan QAiti,
National Park Rank Iseman, 150, (Block, 17 :
Davidson, 154i Wylli. 151. Mlllor, 161, Total, 7 MO
Importers and Traders' National Hank I. union,
134, Venn, 183i Marshall, 135, Ullmore, 134, Bpeu
cer, 18-'. Total, 748.
Tntnn oamk.
National Bank of tho Republic-Brown, 123; Linz,
ID EinWN'Q BRONCHIAL
QfHfwIl O TBOCHES"11-
Relieve Coughs and Colds.
"Contain no opium, or anything Injuri
ous." Ds. A. A. IIayis, Chemist, Boston.
In txrxei only Avoid Imitations.
124; Douglass, 139; llartxel, 100; McKay, 189. To
tal, OHO. . ...
Importers and Tiaders' National Bank Lupton,
17)1; H. uu, IRS, Marshall, 180; Ullmore, 124; Bpen
ter, 124. Total, 785.
Howling Gnmrs To-Nlght.
Tiif Sen Individual Championship Tournament
Arnold, F.lche and Holdeu, at the Oerinanla Assem
bly Rooms alleys. ....
Harlem Lesguo Tournament Premier, Empire and
Oriental, ntThumfc Kahlsdorfa alleys.
An ailo Tournamena-Spartau vs. Orchard, at tha
An ado alles s . . . .
Morning Newspaper League Individual Tourna
ment Uolmati. Kueclit and Dewcs. Riley, McCar
ter and Mddall, at the Uermauia Aasembly Rooms
alleis. at 2 3(1 P M.
Arlington National Tournament Oradcll, Btrag
gler and Cannon, at the Arlington Hall alles s.
An hdlocosan Union I nagun Tournament Colum
bus Catholio Club, Ht Monica Ls ci'iiin No. 2andBt.
Agnes I'nion, at the Milage (;iiib alleis.
Odd F Ilown' HallTournatneiit Uotham vs. Fluke,
at Caplau's allej-s.
North hl.lu Tournament Morris Wheelmen vs.
C1 km', Auld Cloutls is. Anchor No. 2, at tho North
Bldo Paiaie nllirs
Dornuuli National Tournament Fraternltr, Cortel
) 011 and Ri.lgewiiod, at Mohrtnann's Palace alleys.
Capital Tournament Pnutlno vs. Senate, Adelphl
vs. Senate, at the Capital alleys,
A National Testimonial tn Chess -Player
IUackburno,
Special Cable DcipatcA to Tnx Btnf.
London. April 20. Blr aoorgo Newnes, the
widely known chess patron. Is itartlnga more-
ment for n nntlonnl testimonial to Blackburn,
tho noted English playor.
Wanted eftmalfg.
HARLEM b sun
110 WEST 125TII ST.,
BRANCH. KEARLE?oxiv
MRS.LSEELY'SCOOKINGSCHOOL,
UBS OTH AV. '
Jt 1'our Aeri not
noeds instruction In the
Art of Cooklncr,
Call her attention to tbli opportunity
TmS COITION KMITLrS A WK1.L-RKCOM-
MENDED faERVAM' TO ONK FREE LEH-ON.
A" RTIFICIAL"l'LOWr.!ti, I'.iperleneeil flower
makera and small hnndN wanted, steady work.
H. llomr.IMEIl a: LO 168 Crosby
ARTIFICIAL Fl OW ERS.-Flower makers and
learners. L VAhE & CO , 747 BrOAilway
I?XPERIENrFD magazine gnthcrcrs wsnted.
-1 FRANK A. MINSEY, 14 1 East 25th St.
'PANCY FEATUEIP -O.iod steamors.
HI AKE f. CO . 747 Broadway.
?SIRLS WANTKD KxperUnoo not necessary.
VJT AMUtlCANllAKEltkjJVcat andPethiine.
HAIRDRE3S1NO flCHOOL.-Ma'niciinng. facial
masiiage, i hiropods , dermatolog), day. evening,
$5 course, diplomas, positions. 254 Athav.
PAPER POXia-few-experienced girls forgluo
and paste work; call ready for work.
CMLltKER. 145 Diane St.
"TANTEDr:ewing-nia hino ot.erators on chll-
11 ilren's bits and Udii's' leathor belts. Apply
8 47 Classou nv.. Brooklyn.
ANTED Sewtng-inaehine Tperators on Stand-
'' ard machines. Apply 347 Classon as., Brook-
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WANTKU ll'innal 01 orators. Apply 347 Classou
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5omr,oic trvant.5 Wanted.
pIIAMnFRMAIDS, Swedish cooks, 20 to fi'O.
v laundriHLs. iialtrihHeH, .lOcooks whonah and
Iron, lsundrisses who do ihamber work, kitchen
maids, houm workers. Frtnch maids, 20 nursi s, but
leri. second uud third nicu.tUHi fiillmeu. Mrs. L.
hEKI.Y, iih et 22d st. Servants entrance, 35 J
vthai, lelcphone tall 1H11 18th st.
CiOMPEl EN'T cbnmbermald; must be a good scam
' stress, wages $18, city fuiulli must hase good
references. Mrs. L. 8EELY, :I52 (Ith a,
J" 7IIIST CIASS lanndress, wages 2n to $22, to go
to Tuxedo Park, must his 1 excellent nferences,
ilrs, L. BKKLY, 3.-.J (1th av.
piKSTCI.ABiwaltri ss to gotoBlng Sing, wages
A f 18 to $20, very hi t refirenren rciiulrcil.
Mrs I,. SI ELY, 362 nth av.
Ial'NDHISS and chaml ermal.l. wages 18toS2o!
J to go to lunkcrs, niall f niilly, refi ithco-i re
nulrcd. Mrs L. SKU.Y, :i62Hth ai.
IiiiOTlfbTAVT cook, wages $J0 to 25; alo flrsF
' (las-i laundresH, wages $!tO, i.ix lu family, for
Morrldtown, N J,, mut bale good references
Mrs. L. bEELY, 352 ilthav.
"PROTESTANT krtclicnmaldrwngea10 also (lrst
X class 1'rnti statit chauibonuaiil. Igoo.l wages; half
hour from New York. Mrs. L. SEF.LY. 862 ilthm.
SWEDIBH walttess, wages 18; rltyfsmlls; must
be thoroughly cumpetint and tiaio best refer
ences. Mrs. L. SEELY, 362 Uth av.
Wanted Patea Itteehantem, &t.
A BROOKLYN FACTORY, manufacturing small
metal fane)- goods ami specialties, wants a first
class tool maker familiar with this class of work, to
take entire Lharge of tools and act as general fore
man, must have ha.1 experleuce In handling help.
Addrias, stating experience, salary expected, 4o.,
"Manufacturer," P. O. box 185, N. Y.
BOOKBINDERS -Wanted, a good finisher: steadv
work and good pas. IlKltZOQ A. F.RBE, 83
Washington st, Urookls 11.
BRASS FINIHIIEIt wanted: a Fox laihehand. Apply
at tlniekieper'aotllce, 83ti East 2Uth st.
BURNISHER wanted. Apply at timekeeper ofllce,
339 East 28th st;
J" 7T.INT LINE RULER wanted.
" WARNER, 41 Broad st.
IJRE8SMAN, All round pressman; good wages to
right man: must be a hustler.
CYLINDER. boxlllSun office.
fPEN first class armature and field winders and
A repair men on dynamo and motor work. Apply
at 9 A. M to
GEO ROE TATON, first loft, 109 Liberty St.
rpiNSMITU wanted on water-tight linings. Apply
X at tlmoki opor's nUlce. 33J East 20th st.
WANTFD Superintendent of a first class print.
lugi'lanl Address, with full particulars.
CONFIDENIIAL, P. O. hoi 444. New York,
WANTED l'irst class carriage trimmer on heavy
work. 11. B. DUNHAM .V eON, Itahoas, N. J,
4J BLACKSMITHS wanted, accustomed to marine
-i and machine work. WM. U, ATKINSON, foot ot
14th at., Hoboken.
Qtitnto Wanted IHalcsi.
AOENTS to sell suburban lots, eav terms, liberal
commissions. B. WALlERd, 881 4th av, N Y.
ffieiJt-(!:ias.a slleli emaleo grofe.
itonal. ASTBAISF.I) NI'RFERY MAID. v,ithdIploma.
Addrias 42 Pioapect at,, Flatbush,
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vi orprlsats secretary would travel: best refer
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fflret-eiasK "-tUlp emaleu.
CinAMDKRMAID aud seamstress, S18-S20. thor
' oughly lompetent; good references. A. C box
638 Sun uptown unite, UH5 Broadway.
C COMPETENT nurse, willing to assist with cham-
bemork, best city referinces. A. (1.. box 685
Bun uptown oltuc, 128M)roailKa
C" iT)OK and ljundress, thoroughlycompetiut, wsges
' 20. best rerrteui os, M, 1 ,, bos OJii Suit uptown
olDce, 1285 Broalway
pHAMBERMID-Oiiod seamstress, wages $20;
J cits- refert uces, A. l' bux 6J8 Sun uptown office,
1285 Broadway,
I" 71RST-CLA'-HFrench cook, "wages B0, nnder
. stands cooking In all Its branches, lxt refer
ences. M, P,box 541 Sun uptown office. 12(15
Broadway.
17IRST CLASS laundress, understands ihlldren'e
ilothes, shirts, lollars, lulls, Ac, bt rifersuus,
B. McC , box 6.111 Sun uptown urate, 1201 Broadway.
1JRF.NCH lady's mild, wages 2.-, good hairdresser,
pscker, seamstress. Ac, beu referim.es. M.G,
1 box 634 Bun uptown office, laws Broadway.
, ?IRT-CLAtmchambermald; understands her work
I 1 thoroughlyi wages tJO; best rsfersnees, tl, M,,
l box C37 Buu uptown office, 12u6 Broadway,
rf imst-ffilaiS'j gielp ff emalejj.
TACNDRESS; willing to assist with chamberwrrkt
wages 20; city references. E, M box 630 Sun
Uptown office, 13(15 Broadway,
MAID. Understands her work thoroughly, good
siamstrcas: best roforences, M. K,, box 682
Bun uptown office, 1206 Broadway.
"MUItSK. Thoroughly competent, for grown or
Xi small children; good soamstrcss: city refi rencos.
A. K , box 631 Sun uptown office, 1205 Brosdway.
S WF.DH1I waitress, wages 20; undeistands serv
ing wines, making salad dressing, lariing, Ae,
II. P., box 633 Bun Uptown office, 12U6 llruadvtajr.
"AITRE3S and chambermaid: no objections llv.
vi ing in tho rountrs ; best nferences, M.OB.,
box 64oSuu uptown office, 1286 Broadway.
WAITRK8S, willing to assist with ihamVierwcirk;
wages $1 th best references. R, McM., box 69
Bun uptown ortloc, l'Jiir, Broadway,
irjit-Cta.lletlitarefrofe')-juional.
N:XPCtITNCEISrTIANwalltliargcml
schoonerorsloopsscht, good sitiglrliander; very
best refertnees. YACHT, box 137 Sun uptown office,
1205Broadw aj
JOB C0.1P0SIT0R Young man (25), all round
Jobber, wants steady sltuatlou; ten ycara' expe
rleuce. F., box 147 Bun office.
1RINTER, non-union, wants position, foreman,
proofreader, Ac; book and Job, M,, 110 West
102d st.
rbUNO AML11ICAN, Junior offloer,.lust mustered
- out; strong, healthy. Intelligent and honest,
with best recommendations, ls seeking position of
trust: moderate oxpectatlous, Addrcsa ENblKJErlC,
box 128 Sun office.
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IIIStilNMNU A Pit II, vtllTlf thu Htenmera
of this Service will tmirli fit lklyiiiiinth mid
Clierbourc mi tlin vvny to lliiinliiirix.
For sailings, etc., apply to
Company's office, 87 B'v, 111 , N. Y 'Phono 1871 Broad,
NEW" YORK AND PORTO RICO STEIMSIIIP CO.
- steamer SAN MARCOS, sall
Arotind lnE Al,rll , 3 v M ,0,,,-hing
Porto Rico, atSan Juinandprinclpalporta
U. $. A. ot the Island. Good passenger
naaaM accommodations.
MILLER. BULL A KNOWLTOX. Agents,
32 Broadway,
AJORTH OPRMAN LLOYD STFAMSH I P CO.
1 LONDON. PARIS AND lilt I- MEN.
l'is.r I'APRESS SlF.MhltS
K.Frledrlch Aid ss.nv.M. I K.Wm DO .Maj-O.OA.M.
Traio.lu Maya. 10A.M, I Lahn.Tu .MaylH lotuM
tlELlllCHSA. CO , a Bowling Oneu.
OLD DOMINION I.INi:.
DAILY MlllMCi:.
For Old Point Comfort, Norfolk, Newport News,
Portsmouth. Pinner's Point and Richmond, Va , con
necting for Petersburg, Hit huiond, irginla Beach,
Washington, D C , aud entire Bouth and West.
1 n Ight and Passenger Steamers sail from Pier 28,
North Riser, foot of Beii h st., eserr week day ox
1 ept Sit. at :i P. M.. and S it. at 4 P. M.
W. I, driLLWDhl', ice l'n s. anil Traffic Mgr.
WHITE STAR LINE.
NI.W YORK-0CTKF.'BTOWN-LIVERPO0L.
Cvmrlo April 28, IIP. M.inriUnnlc. Maylo.noon
Majestic ..May 3, noon 'Teutonic .May 17, noon
For passage, freight and general information ap
ply to W1IITK MTAIl I.IMI,
Pier 48, North Rlier. Office. U llroadnas'. New York.
(Steamlioats.
Boston and New England Points.
VI. SOITND LIMA
1'AI.L niVi:it MM-, via Newport and Fall
Rlier. I cam Pier l'i N. It, foot of Warren st..
week dais onls, at 6 .10 p SI. Steamers PRISCILLi
ami PI'HITAN Orchestra on each.
STOMM.TON' I.INi:, via Monlncton. Loaio
Pier 'id. N. It , foot of spring st , m ek days onls-, at
U on P. M. Bti aim r-i Maine and New llampshlie.
NOltWII'lI LINi:, lift New Loudon. Leave
Per.1U, N it. .foot soring st. .weekrtayBonly.at 6:30
P.M. Htrs City of W orceslcr sud City of Lowill,
Albany Evening Line.
Steamers DEiN RICHMOND and DREW will leave
Pier U2, N. II . foot Canal St., at 0 P. M. daily (Sun
days eiccpte.lt, making direct connections with
trains North, Fust and West.
LONG ltRANCII AND ItAf'K, 50c.
PATTEN LINE
Dally and Sunday for Highlands Scabriirht, Pleas
ure llav, Iiug llrnnch, Asbury Park A Ocean Orove.
Lv. ft. W Uth st.. I 00 A. M., Battery, d.30 A. M.
Ireight for Asbury l'ark nnil Ocean drove.
ASllUltV l'Altl- AND ItAt'K, SOc.
TROY BOATS.
FARE LOWER THAN ANY OTHER EOl'TF
Steauier " Oity of Troy,' or ' Outeora" leases West
10th st. pier dallr, nxeept Saturday, it P M., ion
IUitlng with Delawire and Hudaon and Flti'hburg
trains. SUNDAY BTE.MERB TOUCH Af ALBANY.
Cats-Ill, Ilinlson ami Cnxsnckie Honts
Leave foot of Christopher st daily, except Sunday,
at 0 P.M.
KINGSTON LINE, West 10th st.-Dnlly, 4 P. M
Saturdays at 1, Steamers BM.DWIN and RO
MER, fur Cranston's. Cornwall. New burg. Now Ham
burg, Marlboro, Milton. FoughkeepMe. Hyde Park.
Esopus, KlugHtou, connecting with U. & D. It. R for
all points In Cat-kill Mountains.
VEW HAVEN LINE.-Pler 26. K. R. Steamers dally
lv (oxoept Sunday), at 3 V. M. aud 12 mldnlght,
'
gtaUeoatiid.
Lehigh Valley Railroad.
Buttons foot ot West 23rd, Cortlandt aril Deshrossri
etreets (Pinna. It It Ferries )
Time West 23rd Btri et other .guree Cortlandt or
Desbrosses Streets, t Dally except Sunday, t Sunday
only. Other trains dally,
0.45. 7.00 A. M Local for EAST0N.
VISO 8.10 A. M. For HUrFALO. NIAGARA
FALLS and west, and principal local points, Parlor
and Dining Cars Connects for Coal Kranrhest.
t'tl.sB. Jtl.OONoon. "BLACK DIAMOND
BXPREBB." Handsomest train In the worm Lim
ited to sealing capacity Due nuffalo 3 P. II i con
necting with through Sleepers to Detroit sod CMcsgo.
Dining Car sers Ico a ia carle ,,. .
..,, Ti t nnv i I Fr WILKKS-B A RRE,
AMR JiXf.ii BCtlANTON, Coal Branches
rS.OO, 4.1 0 1 . M. 1 j intermediate points
TM..J0.3.!.5 P.M. Local for MA UCIi CHUM!.
Vl!50!w!il".M. Local tor hAb I ON.
T'fl SO illiO I. I". l)Cl KiprebS for EASTON
SloO.U.lO P.M. For llittalo and points West
Through sleeping Cars to Chicago sud Toronto
7.1o. S.Oli I. M Exprns for BlirFALO and
TORONTO. None hut Sleeping Car passengers csrried.
8.20, 8.30 P.M. For IXhaCa, RutlllhblKll,
BUF ALO and SVeat, Bleeping Cars to ( hlcsgo
SOUTH PLAINF1EI.D and TlOtND DR'S; I0"'".
dally except Soodas : -10M.10MA.M (. J
Boulh Pfalntleld only). 50. 4 . '8 JO and 8 P. .
STIcSeUand Pullman sccimimodatlons at iH.'eL. V?1
J,tllaBdlJ54 llroadway, rt Union quara West.N 1 1
8M Fulton 8t , 4 Court St., W Urosdwsy and Brooklyn
Annex Station, Brooklyn , , , ,. .
N Y Transfer to will call for sndcuccic bejgege
from hotel tr reiidenco tnroogh to dcstlnstlon.
New York and Boston AillalL
N. Y., N II. A U. It. It. and oouiiectlons.
From Grand Ceutral Station,
Lease llywayof Due
11 do A, M Rprlngtleld and Worcester, 8,30 P.M.
10 00 A, M ,tNewLondonandProvlilcnce,8 80 P M.
110 0.1 A, M., NewLoiidonandProildeuce.s 2r, P M.
12 OHM. Springfield and Worcester, r 40 P.M.
JIOOP. M, AlrLlue, via Willtmantlc, 11 00 PM.
I 02 P. M , NewImdonandProsldeiicc," 01) P.M.
II no P. M., NewIx)ndon and Pros ldence.li OOP.M.
OOP, M Spiiugtleldand Wuroestir, 10 on P M,
IBIOOP. M AewIjOlldoilltllil I'riiv Idclliell OOPM,
11100 1' M , SprlngtloldandWorcestir, 0 It, AM.
I12O0P M , NewLondoiian.iProvldence,8.25A.M,
Ituus dails, I111 hiding Suudas ,
ttUas- Hate Limited, all parlor cars, fars 7, in
clnillng parlor rar seat.
lAlrllnn Llmiteu, arrises ami departs from Park
Hipiara Matlou, llo.l.m. Return a -ruro same hour
and bs soliieioute tWtll atopat I Jlth st.
Through parlor and sleeidng cats bs t ach train.
I' T HEMPS! hAD.Ucn. Pase. Agent.
DELAWARE. LACKAWANNA & WEERH.
btatlous lu New Ttork foot llareTay and Chriato.
pher3ts. I.iie Arrlie.
Blnghamton Mail HODain 3 30 pm
B11IT4I0 l.iprisi "liiniiniH BOO pro
Ithaca, Oswego, I'tti a I xpn ss looiiam h (hi pm
Chicago A. liiiffal,-i F.tprtSH "1 00 pin HOOpin
Scranioii. IVilhesburre A Ply
inonth Fipms 4 oopm 12 20pm
Chli'iigo A lliitlalo 1 1111 Express "7 (mi pm 7 'io am
llutlalo hi.larr IIiiIUIom 0111 "H 50 pm 'U30am
byracusc, Ithaca, Oswego, Utica
Finress . "".lOpm 7'30am
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at 113, 4JV,
ami U42 Broadway and 14 Park place.
Westcott's Express Company will (.allforandcheck
baggage to destination. "Dally,
SSnllroafl'J.
Pennsylvania
STATIONS foot ot WI.S1 .'.IIIHT and DES11R0SSL8
and (OltlLANDT SIS.
a-The leasing time rroni Desbrosses snd Cort
landt sts. Is 10 minutes later than that glscu below
for 23d st. station
7iflO A. SI. FAST MA,!! -Pullman RurTet Parlor
Car Now York tul'lttsliutg. Htu'iitug Car Pittsburg
to Chlcsgo, Nocoaehisto Pittsburg.
RiltO A.M. FART LINK Htt-bntg and CleieUiul.
111.10 A.M. PLNNSI,VN1A LIM1 TH) -llillman
Compartment Bin ping, Dining, Smoking and Ob
servation Cars. Fortlilisgo, Clenlatid, lolvdo,
Cincinnati, Indianapolis. Louisville, st l,ool.
ltflO 1', M. CIIICIIO M) ST Lot IS EM'III SS.
For NaOivllle (via Cincinnati , Indianapolis, Chi
cago, St. I,ouls
fii10 I: M. WESTERN FPRKSS.-For Chlcsgo.
For Toledo, except t-atunlay.
TUO 1". M. bOUTIIWt.si I.RN EM'RKSS - For Pitts
burg, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Loulsslllc, ludljn
apolis, Bt, Ixsuls.
7i40 1. Mi PACIFIC I'APRI bS -IVr Pittsburg and
Chicago. For Knoxville, dulls, via rdienaiidoali
Valley Route. Connects for Cleveland except Sat
urday. 8111 I'.M. MAIL AND EXPRESS.-Pullman lliiffct
sleeping tar New ork to Altoona, 1'jist I.lh'rty,
Pittsburg aud points West, dally except Sundaj,
No coaches.
WASHINGTON AND T11K SOl'TII.
7:M. 8:20. u 20, u ao (Dining Can, it) r.o (Dining Car)
A.M.. 12.50, 1.60, 2-60I3 20"ColigrislulisII,lm ,"
all Parlor and Dining Cars), 4 20 iDiulim 1 an,
4 CO (Dining Car), ri r.o P.M., 12 0'. night Sun.las.
h:20. 11:20, 10 imi (Dining Can A. M 12 r,n 2 r.o
ia 9ii " IT.ttivrnsHloniil l.lm.." nil 1'iirlor mill Dlltlnif
Cars), 4.20 (Dining Car), 4:IS0 (Dining Carl, H 50
P M, 12 OR night. .
BOU1IIERN RAILWAY. Eipress, 2'S0, 4 20 P M
12 or, night dally
NORFOLK AND VESTF.HN RAILWAY -For Mem-
phis snd New Orle urn '.'.Ml P. M daily,
ATLANTIS! COiST LINE Exprens. U.20 A. M, and
B r,0 P. M. dailv,
CHIWAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY -4 r,0 P. M.
FOR ifltD POINT COMIORT and NORFOLK 7 SO
A. M, woek days aud 7 40 P, M, dalli .
ATLANTIC CITY. 1 50 l'.M.wi 1 k days (Desbrosses
aud Cortlandt btrects, 2 lo P M ' through Vestl
billed Train. 11 11 Hi-1 1 arlor Cars, PasBinger Coarh,
and Combined Coach.
CAIE MAY. 12 .'.OP. M wcokdajs.
Long Branch. Asbuty Park ilnterlskcn. Sundays),
Ocean drove, and Point l'loasmt (from Wist
Tweuty third Street Mationi, n 50 A. M 12 21),
n,20, and 4150 P. M. butidass, 0.3O A. M . 4:r,o P.
M (from Desbrosses aud Cortlandt strmtsj. 11 III
A. M , 12 r.o, 3'40, and r. 10 P. M. Sundays, u 43
A. M 5.10 P. M.
I'DIt FIIILADI'Ll'IIIA.
0.1O.7.2O, 7:r,o, s 20, H 00, ii 20 in r.o Penna. Lim
ited), u BO (Dining Can, lo so .Dining Can, 11 r,o
A M 12 60. 1 r.o, 2 r,o, 3f.o, 4:20. 4 20 iDlnlng
Can, 4 nil (Dining Car), r, r.o (Dining ('an, 7 40,
8 r.o P. M , 12 or, night. Bundavs. 11 10, 8 20. H 50.
IH20, n.r.u Llmlti it), 11 Mi. 10 r.o (Dining Can A.
M , 12 r.o, 1 00 (Dining Car), 2 r,o, 8 50, 4 20 (Din
lug Can. 4:10 (Dining Car), & V) (Dining Car), 7.40,
8 r.o P. M., 12 05 night.
Ticket olllces Nos. 401, W44, 1 lflfl, 1314, 111, and 201
Broadway. 1 Astor House, West Twenty-third
Street Station, and stations foot of Destinies' s and
Cortlandt Btriets, 4 Court Btroot, 800 Fulton
Street, 08 Broadway and pennsslsania Annex Sta
tion, Brooklyn, Station. Jernoy City. The Niw
lork Transfer Company will call for and chock
baggage from hotols aud residences through to
destination.
Telephono " 2757 Eighteenth Street" for Pennsyl
vania Railroad Cab Borslce.
J. B. HUTCHINSON. J. R. WOOD,
Ooneral Manager. General Pasa'r Agent.
NEW YORK CENTRAL.
All through trains stop at Albany, Utica, Syracuse,
Rochester and Bullalo.
Trains lease Grand Central station as follows!
8.Jf 1 A, M. Dally enept Mtndai s Famous EM
:5U PIKE srAl'K EXPRESS, L1MIIKD.
Fasttst train In ilia world. Due lliiflalu 1 45, Ni
agara Falls 5 32, Toronto H.HO P. M , Detroit il 10
P. M. Limited to lt seating capacltv.
U. 1 K A. M.- FAST MAIL. Dalls-For lllltTalo, Nl
O.'ttJ agara Falls nnil Cli lolund.
llkOfU. M -DAY FAPRH4S, except Sundai s
AtJtOWior Bullalo aud all Important Newiork
state points,
t.nil P. M.-SOfTHWESTERN LIM1TF.D IAND
J.UU tHICA(H) .PLCIAL, Dills -lor I uluniblls,
Cincinnati, Irullinvpills, st Louis and Chliago.
Q.'-IM '' M-TROY AND A1.11ANY Si'K'I M,. ox
OiOiL rept Sunday. Htoj's at Imp irtint stations.
r.ijll P. M.-I.Ahi: SHORE LIMlrri). Dail 2 1
J.OV hour train for Chliago, sia Ijike shore Due
Cleveland 7 4D A. M, Chicago 4 JO P. M. Sleip-
ingand larlor rarH mils
Mill 1'- M -W1STF11N F.XPRFSH, Dally-For
UiUU Niagara Falls, Toronto, clunland.'ioledo,
Detroit and Chicago
fJ.'."C P- M.-NORTHERN EXPRESS, Dallv-Frr
ll.Mti Montreal snil.exieit ssliirdii for Ottawa.
7,'jn p. m ahironihck voi'Stmns and
i OXJ MON llir..!, KPltr.sS. Dails-Ma Utica
8.JfkP. M-llUlFsI.O ANll NJUrilWlAlFJlV
OU BIT.OI'iL. Dally-I'or Niagara 1 all. Clovo
Und, Clnclunstl ludlsnapoiis ami Ht Louis
9, I "T P. M.-PACIFIO FAl'ItF-SS. Dally lor Os-
1 O svigo, Ogdcnshurg. Bufiilo, Niagara 1 alls,
Clestland, Toledo, thicuro ami, excotit B iiur
dai, for Cape im 1 nt and the Auburn roid
1 9.1 ( NKIIIT-MIDNIOtlTFAPIOSSI (lit CIII
L.lt CAQO-F.icry night except bunday nlghL
Sunday night Chicago sleepers leave at 8.15.
IIAIILI'M DIVISION.
B'10 A. SI. and 8.55 p. M. Dslly, except Sunday, to
Plttstlil 1, SunilaiHonlvat 0 211 A. M.
Wagner palace I ars on all through trains.
Trains illuminated with Pmtsih light.
Ticket unices at 11 i. 2i'I. 41 I an I 4! lln alwvv,
25 Union Si. W , U.1K Columbus av . 1.1 Wist 12.1th
at , Grand Central htatlon, 125th St. r-tatlon. and
ItiMhSt. Station, New sink, .us and 7J0 1 ultonst.,
and toil Uroadwav, V. D . HrooUsli.
Tilephniie " 27UII Thirty ilghth etreet" for New
York Central tab Service, Bsggagn clucked from
hotel or ri sidence bi W 1 stcott 1 xprees Coinpany.
OI OROE II. DANIELS, General Passenger Agent,
ERIE RAILROAD.
Through triins leas o New "Sork, foot of Clumbers
street, as lollows and flso minutes carlierfrom West
2'ld st.
(1, I 1 A. M, -Vestibule Express dailv for Ring
7. Ul hamton, W as erls.Elnnri. llutlalo. llradfonl,
arrises Bullalo M P. M. Parlor Cur to llutlalo.
0.IIM1'. M. cstlbule Ilinltcil Fast lovll dailv.
Z..UVf solid train for t lilcno. arris es at clei eland
7 40 A. M , Chicago 5 P. M Sloipers to Chicago,
Cleveland am) Cincinnati. Dining Car.
7.Qll 1'. 51. llutlalo and Cleveland estihuled
I .OU Express dails, airivcs Bullalo 7 0.1 A. M
Bradford 7.20 A M , Jamestovvn 7 on A.M "ouni:e.
town 10 27 A.M .Cleveland 12 10P.M. bleipersto
llutlalo and 1 leu land. ( ifn 1 llnaiv Car.
a.T ,": 1'. M. Daily solid Irani for Binghamton,
.IO Elniira.Wuierll.l liiiugo Mcepeiato Hor
nellsv ille. chii ago and 1 lucinnnii. Inniuii Car
'I'll IvETs. I.OLAI, TIM1, CARDS AM) PULLMAN
I ACIOMMOllvlIONs t 111. 11.1,2111,401 and
P57 llroadvvav, 127 11 iwers', 15(1 East 12.1th st. nlul
27.1 Most 125th St.. Chambers and Wist 2 Id it fer
ries. New York, 3 1.1 and 3.10 Fulton st., vn Ilroud
was, Brooklsn. 122 Riser st , Hoboken, ami Iirsey
Cits Station. New lork Transfer Co calls for and
clucks baggage from hotel and residence to destina
tion. BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R.
SCHEDULE IN FFH'CT NOVEMBER 20, 1SHM
I oive New York, Wiilti hall Terminal (South Ferry)
and foot 1 f Liberty street.
Dails-. IFxcint bnnnay. ISundays.
CHICAGO (S4:io A.M .from liberty street ouly),
I 25P.M. snd 12 tonight.
PITTSBURG 4 lo A. M , from Liberty street
onln, "i 55 P M 1 2 1 r. night.
CINCINNA1 1, br. I.OL1S .15 A. M . 1 55 P. M.
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
WASHINGTON. BM.11MORE. 17 15, Il 51 (Diner).
11.25 A 51. .Diner) 112 11 P M, tl JI'Dilien.
J 55 ("Royal Limited." Exi luslvii Pullman train)
4 51 iDlnori. . r,r, p. M. anil 12:10 night. NOR
10I.K, tl2 ,15P.M.
All trains are Illuminated with Fmtsrh Light.
Olhris: 113, 17.'. 2HI. 431, 1284 Broadway, 31
Union s.j, W 127 Bowery, N. Y .1 111 Fulton st , 1x0
Graham uv . Brooklyn, Whitehall ririnimil Baggage
checkod from hotel or residence to destination
gttcdicnl.
"uniSllTt.ltlNDr-K.GRtDltATEUNIVI-llSITY
OF THE CITY OF NI.W iOUK JILDIOAL DEPART.
MLNT, 85 sears a specialist lu tho diseases of men
Under OLD DR. ORINDL1VH sclentltlo treatment
blood and akin diseases, pains In bones, n d spots,
aoro throat and mouth, ulcers, painful awellings, kid
ney aud bladder complalntB, scalding inflammation,
gras el, undeveloped orgaus, wiakbai k, lust vitality,
are speedily, thoroughly, aud permaneutlv luri.l.
Men about to marry should consult OLD DR GRIN
IiLK Everylnipodinicntriinioieil SulTi rare, do not
watctlmevlsltincjless8kiltul))h5sl''laus Remember,
OLD DR ORINDLEuei or fails othceover 15 y urs
at 171 West 12th st . between nth and 7th avs. Ad
vlcefiee Mcdlciuetl Hours, utou Sundays, wto J.
"oi.n"I)K lIti;Y, 4S yenrs 11 sperlnllst In
illspiises nf 1111-11 mils. cSiiicLtst pirmanentcure
guariulsid iu all th" ilismsis puullar to men,
blood poison, skin ilisiascs, kidney and bladdei
trouble, wtakniss, nervous debility, errors of youth,
bad dreams, undeveloped nt gaus, Impediments to
marriage, Ac Consult old 1 1 lutynrst, he U the
olileet established and thn longest In practice of any
specialist In the cits Olhce ovi r 3J years nt 1211
Fast I7tlist , near Union Sipiare Hour. 11 to tl, Sun
ilass, H to .1 r-ilelitifli' tiiatment advice free
Medicine only .Itii eiils Nocliatgi unless 1 ti rod,
A-DR AND MRS SIMI'sON thn li a ling speclsl-
Uts iu Nc iirk, sun 1 ssfiillv tn it ail Muale
conij.liiints ami irregularities -'.1 stars' exp run o,
private sauKarltim tratin d uurm s treatiuint guar
anteed, fret iriitliUuthil aduii', '.' to 11, J.' Wevt
27t!i st , near Buiadwas
A,-A,-A.-ijiiciti:s t v r, 11 it a n r, , t
Cl'ItK In dlmahcsof men, dnligeiousiasci solicit
ed, relief at ouee. Ih.ie dei-irlng only tlrst-class
aclentiilc treatment should call Tho leading spe
cialist, Dr lhiuschur. 127 West 22d St., U to 3, 7 to u.
Sundays, 10 to 1.
A-DR. COVRAD'SHANITAItlUM -Selontltlc. skil-
ful trratmint of all dis.'uhis of women, priiatn
rooms, evtry roiiveuleme and appllauie, cousulta
tlons n A M, to u P. M Csll or wrlto fur booklet.
117 West 47th st. Til. CJJii.ltJtb.
DOCTOR MRS, RFIMIAIiD treats female Irregu
larities, single, inariiod, 30 yeats' experience,
711-7thaiuoai 48tli st.
W'Fpisitlieli cure all fi male lirtgnlaritles or le
11 turn iiionny . legulir pin an inn .m seirs' t xpn
rn ncn. (1111s1.ltatic.11 tree. Dr.andMis, AMI'.s, 114
West J. i.l st.
090 WI'.ST 4HTH ST -Dr Clone cutes liregular
ssO itles at oucu nithout palu or medlcluu, leu
tlo.
public loticcs;.
IJllOPOSALSwill be recdvdl at thn Bureau nf Sup
pile all I A lounts, Naij Dcj artlm 111 Waslulig
ton D 1 until 12 1. 1 .1 k 11. . 11. M rll .'"., Urn in d
publii li op' 11. d 1111111. disti Is tin n after to lnitilh
at the Naval II .spital Ni w Wk the dails supply t
meats griieriis hu ti r, (kg, iliui. he. milk
bread, vegi tables and proveuiTct for the nsi si vetr
ending .11111. :i(i, lio.i Blank proposals will be rur
ulsheil upen applkatiou to tho Nasal Hospital, ew
ork or to the Navy Pay Orlice, New York. '
EDWIN bTEWAR r, Paymaster Oeueral, II. B N.
V6 Vtf.
''H
IfMMtcgoHcfet. H
pETr.irr MElER? AUCTIONEER ul'
bALE OF IJIASr.S OF CITY PROPERTY. 'ill
THE (OMPTROLIF.R OF THE CITY OF NE'ffj !l
Yolk will s.ll at put lie anollon to tho highest blijj 'mmWMWM
etersof yiarls rentals, nt his office tu the Stewart! :iiH
building, No. 2hO llroadnas. on iiiiHsl
THI'llSDA., Al'lllt. ST, 1H.10. HHl
t 12 o'clock M , leases for the term of Ave yeartj .mWM,
from Mav I, Ihiui, of the following parcels of prop4 ,H
ertv belonging to tho Corporation of tho City of New H
I. nnil -Itnrongli nf llroohlyn. t HH4B
1, The properly on Barren Island belonging til iltsHiH
the City ot New iork, euuslslingof about 112 acrea aliiH
Itnlldlngs Itorougli nf SInnlisttnn. dH
2 The premises on the easterls side of the Olcl .iiiiH
Croton A11111 duet, south of West One Hundred ana) '.H
lifts serond Street, to wit lieginnlng at a poiua tmWmWl
128 05 feiteset of tin ensti ily linn nf AmstemlamJ H
avenue slut 2 81 feet soutliof the southerls line otl H'
West One llmi.tr 'd and lifts sei oinl streeti runs B
nlng thince soutiuils luiatlel Willi Auisteidana 'fliiiH
asriiue U7.07 feet to the tetitrn line of the blookj iiiiH
thence westerly aluug tlie centre lln-of the block) CWiHiH
7W 28 feit to the eaet'-rly Hue of tho Old CrotnQ Biiil
Aqueduct property, tlience northiasterly slongthai 'sssH
essterly line of the old Cr iton Aqueduct property lot .WUmWM
the point or plaro of beginning, together with thai iiH
buildings thereon ... BHsH
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Amsterdam avenue and West One Hun. Ired and) KsssB
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ou Atest Oun Hundred and litis second street!, liiH
US feet and H of an lueh along the westerly llnsi BiiH
of the nil Croton Aqueduct and 7H feet 1 0 Inches) '
onAmsteidaiu avenue, together with lho building 'SbBBB
thereon. . UmWMWt
4. The premises on thn north side of West One SsbsH
Hundred and llftyflret street, 225 feet east of AmJ "
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nil feet 11 Inches lu depth on each side, together '-HBBb
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Hundred and liny hrststreit. 150 feet east of AmA BBBBBBI
sterdam avenue, being 25 feet In front and rearand .
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wltniheliulldingsthiirdiii, BBBBH
11 The premises on thn north side of West Ona "HfJH
Hundred and Hfty-first street, 1 25 feet east ot Am M BBBB1
sterdam nvcuue. being 25 feet in front and rear ana HHBj
(ill fset 11 In. lies In depth ou each side, togethaa
with lbs buildings thereon. j BlBfl
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7, Cellar No. 1, Centre Market Building. ' BBH
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the Ceutte Market building, now leased to Brlanl BBBBl
O. Hughes. i BBBBfl
11). The offices fronting on the Sixth avenusi BH
side of the sei ond and third floors of the Jeffsrsj
son Msrket building, and the room In the easterly! . BBBBl
tower of the same. I BBBBl
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Uculars, see City Record. No. 2 City Hall. J BBBBl
The Comptroller shall have the right to reject
any bid It deemed to be for the best intsrest of)
By order of the Commissioners ot the Blnklnfl BBBB
Vani' BIRD ft COLER. . BbVI
Comptroller. BBBBl
Cltr of New York-Department of Flnanoe, I BBBH
Comptroller's Office, April 10, 1809. J. - M'
"PETER F. MEYER, AUCTIONEER. bVJH
CORPORATION BALK OF REAL ESTATE. H-BH
FIrTII WARD. B
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HKRF.BY GIVEN THA HbhH
the Commlsalnuers of the blnklngFnnd of The Cltj( BhBBB
of New York, by virtue of the powers vested In them BBBBB!
by law, will offer for sale at publlo auction, on BflYflB
TIIUItSDAY, 5IAY 4, 1800, BBbVJI'
at 12 o'clock M., at thn New York Real Estate Saleas BBBH
room. No 111 Bioadviay, tho following described" BBBH
rral estate bolnngliig to the Corporation of The Oltyl B'
All' rhat'certaiti'block of land with the building BbW
thireon erected, altuste, Is lng and being In tha HHH'
Fifth Ward or The City of New York, Borough of BBBH
Manhattan, bounded by West street, Duaneatreetj BBBH
Washington street aud Reads street. HHH
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Duane Bt. BHHI
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Lithographic Maps of said real estate maybba4J. KAWflHl
at the Comptroller a Office, stewsrt Building, NoJ BBHHH
28()Broadwas, Burcugh of Manhattan, aftor April) BHHHI
'For terms and conditions or sale and further pars! UVBhI
Uculars. sen Cits Record. No. 2 City Hall. BHHHl
By order of the Commissioners of the Blnklnfl BHHHI
Fnnd. under a resolution adopted at a msetlng ol .BHHHI
,h. Board held Maim 10. "W.BUlDBi C0LEB IbHhI
Comptroller BHHl
City of New York Department of Finance, I BHHHI
Comptroller a OJlio, March 23. 18kW. I HHHHI
fplilHSURY'DF.l'VinMEM', OUlre Supervising Ar BBHHB
i chltoct, Washington, 1). C , April is. IH.m. MjBBB
Scaled propos ils will be iiceivul at tills oflico until BHHHI
o'clock P M.on tho lMli day of 5Iay. Ik'ih. and BBHHfl
thin openid, for the heating und ventilating ap- BHHHI
paratus required for the main buildings at tlmU, H HBBBH
Immigrant Station, Kills Island, Now York Harbor. BBBBBB
In accordance with drawings and apeolttcatlons. BBHHB
copies of which may be hud nt tliis oQIco or tha HHHH
office of Boring A 'Iilton. architects 32 Broadway, BBBBBb
New York city . JAMES KNOX. TAYLOR, Supervls; BBHHB
ing Aichitect. SBbVbI
"ISOifllfFlCL NOTICE IHBhI
(Should be read D S1I.Y by all Interested, as change IBHbI
may 01 1 111 at ituy tlmi BHHHI
I ureUu mails lor Iho week ending April 32, 1889, BBBBBll
will close (PROM ITLY In all rniesl at the General BHHHI
Post Olhce as follows. 1'AltCni S 1 (1ST MAILS close bHBHH
one hour earlier than closing time shown below. BBBBBB
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS. HHHJ
SATURDAY -vt 7AM for FRANC!', SW'ITZKRe BHHHl
LAND. ITALY, SPAIN, 10RTLGAL, TURKEY. BHHHI
KlVl'l' aud BRITISH INDIA, per steamship I a BBBBB1
Tuuraint,, via llasro (letters for otherparta of BHHH
Kuropo muit be directed "per La Touralne"); BBBBBll
at K A. M. for NETHERLANDS direct, per steam- jBBWBH
ship .Maasdim, via Rotterdam (letters must b BBBBBl
directi d " pir Mansdaiu '); at U A. 51. for ITALY . H
perstcanislilp Aller, via Naples (letters must hsf BBBBBl
iltri.itid "per Aller"). at 10 A. 51. tor SCOT- H
LAM) direct, ir steamship Ethiopia, via (Has- HHHH
gow (litters must be directed "per Ethiopia')! BBBBH
nt 10 A. 51. isuppli military 11.30 A. 51.) for .BBBH
l.UROPL, per steamship Campania, via Queens. BBBBH
ton BBBBBl
PRINTED MATTFR, Ac -German steamers sailing HBBHJ
on luesdasa take Printed Matter, Ac.forGer- BB
mans, nud spiciiilly Aililressd Printed .Matter. BBBBl
ftc, tor other parts uf Europo. Amoricau and BBBH
White btur atuimiri on Widr.esdais, German jBBBBBJ
steameis ou ThurMlai s, and Cunaril. Frcncli and BBBBBJ
in rinau sttamets on Saiuiilays tako Printed 5Iat BBBB
tci.Ac for all countries fur which they are ad- BBBBBJ
vertistd tucarry mall. BBBBl
After the closing of the Supplementary Transatlantic) HBJ
Mails named above, a lilltioual supplementary BBBBBl
malls are openeii ou tlie ph'is of tho American, BBBH
Kugltsli, French and (leniian steamers, and re. HHBJ
main open until within Ten Minutes of the hour BBBVH
of sailing of stiamer. BBBBBJ
MUI.S FOR horill AND CENTRvL AMERICA, jH
WUst' INDIES, M- BBBH
rillDW. M 10 in M for HAITI, per steamship HHHH
Pilus Wllhm I. (leturn for Sen. zuols, Ourscao, HHHB
Tnnldud, Bntlsh and DuUli Oulaiiaiuust be ill- HHHI
nctiil "per I'riiis Willi m IV."j, at 1 P. 51. for HHHHH1
JAMAICA and CAPE Git CIAS, per steamship. BBHHH
Ardaudhu (letters lor Bell7i , Puerto Corte and HHHHH
Guatemala must bo directi d "per Ardaudhu"). HHHI
SATURDAY - At li 311 A M (supplementary 10 A. HHHsl
M 1 for LFKWARD and WIN'mvRD ISLANDS. BHH1
also I)l.Mi:Hsl!V, )er sttamshlp Carlbbea BBBJB
(letteia foi Orumdii and Trinidad must bo BBBBB
directed "pir Canlibcu"., nt 10 A. M 'supple. BBBBB
mentary 10:10 A M 1 for FORTUNE ISLAND, H
JAMMC H. (MM and CMtlHAGKNA, Per BBHHH
stenni.hip Adln u lai k .httirs for Costa Rica BHHHB
must be dlri.tid "jer Adirondack" , at 10A. HHHl
M supplementary in 10 A M forHAiriaml HH
hA I SMuril per-teunishliAuilis,ntl1 A.M. BBB
fori 1 1). pi r sti amslilii Cltv of Washington, via BBBBB
Havana (letters must l.e ditectnl "per City of BBBBBJ
SSasliington" at 1 1 A. 51 isuppli meutars 11. '10 BBBBB
A 51 1 tor PORTO RICO, via Sun Juan, VENK- BBBBB
I't'.I.A and CUR SCO, also HAVAMLI.A ant H
CARIHAGENA, via Curacao, per steamship Phila- BJBjHH
ilelphia BBHHH
Malls forNevfoundland, by mil to N.rlli Sydney. HHHH
and tlieiu ii tiy st ituier, ilosn at this ottVi o dally BBBJ
stn.inl' M , ronun ting tli ses hern 1 very 5Iou -HHHH1
day , Wi.luis. las , und -vjtuida) Hulls for Mique- BBBBBJ
lull, by in 1 to II .stun, und tlienio by Nttamer. HHH
lies. attlilsi.Puo daily at 8 MP M Malls lor BBB
( ilia, by rail t . Port lamps, I is , anil tin nee by BBBBB
itiumer .lose at this uthn. dully uiiipt 5lou- BBBBB
das ut n M., tonniitliig ilusis here every BBBBB
ruiulai, Wuluisilayaiiill rnlss Mails foi ( uba, HHHI
Is ruii to Minmi, lis., and tln-uce by stiauier. HH
close at this m. n 1 very Mnnd 1) , Tuesday and BHB
hstuidayat 12 .10 A M euiiuii ting 1 loses her BBBBJ
evers Tuesday and hJturdas 51ails for Mextcu BBBJ
Cits oviiland uulti-s spciiulli addressed for BBB
desi atch bi steamer, close ut this office dally at BBHH
1' .111 S. M and'.' Wl I'. M (Keglatere.l mall closes BB
at it P. M. previous day, IRegistciediuailclo.ee BBB
at U I M siioihI .liy mfore. BBBj
TRSNSin. U'lC MMI.S. HHHB
Malls for China ami Japan, per etmmship Olvmpla 'BBBBl
ifioiii 'I'm 1. ma il.se li. ri daily up to .Slav 14 ''HHHI
at 11 '.11 il 51. 5Ins f..r el.iun Ja an and lla- iB
wait, per stiiim-tn). 1 ptl. ft. 111 Hm Francisco , BBB
cluse here daily 1 ! to Si til tJJ at it (OP M, 'BBBB
Mills f.ii th Sums Islands, per ship City 'BBB
i.f piieiii fioiu sui 1 luiiils 0 1 l.iso hi ro BBBH
dally ni. to spr I S-' I nt (i 81) P 11. BBBJ
Mulls tot II ivv.su, in I stiamshiii Australia B
.trmii bnu 1 11111. is. ., lion lieri ilally mi tn BBBI
Al rll k-'7 at I. IM P M .Malls for AllstliilU BBBJ
ex. ept West Australia Hawaii and llll Islands, BBJ
in r stiainshiii Aorangi ifroiu S im nuver),clos jBBBBl
here dnilv alter An ill I5 and up to April 128 at BBBB
11 in p M Mails 1. 1 1 hina and Jupau, per BBBB
steaiiisltii. 1 mpiess nf ( lifua llroni Vvucouveri, BBBBl
lose hilndmli up to Ms) HJ al 0 10 P M. Malls 1BH
fur An traliu ui.iii til so 1 ir Wit Australia, BBB
whi. li are loi msi l l v 1 1 1 ur.'.ie. Nrw island, BBBl
Haw 111 I 1J1 uud M11 111 IsUn I., 1 1 1 sti auiKliit, iBBBB
M.i 11 a fl in hu, lisn.is. . liin hen. daily BBBBl
nftir Au 1 t-M ml ii. 1 si 1, 11 at 11 10 p si. BBBJ
1 n tl.iv 1 f uri iv hi 1 M unship ( iiitpauta, u h ri BBI
will prul abli iiinvi SUt tl.' rBBBJ
Tratii-iailhi in .lis uie I rviunltd to lmrt it sailing .MH
dnlls and the si hnliile . f rl...iu- is arranged on tha "HHl
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