New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-01
ATHLETIC SPORTS FOR TO-DA
Box-HoLDERs FOR A BIG INDOOR MEET
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN ALL READY III NE
cE1vE AN IMMENSE CROWD.

MADISON SQUARE GARDEN ALL READY ~ W.
CErvE AN IMMENSE CROWD
All the preparations for the inteTnauona, III Sa,
meeting of the Manhattan Athletic Clup an" =. 80
lord Harsiers at Madison Square Garden 70 'St' o
been perfectei The Garden has been pat III 'o"
dition for the meeting and every prccau'oh NE ~"
taken b. insure the affair being well cohu''o. ,,tt
Cornell Van scha.ck and Ware, the Manhal'ih -.
Club Athletic Committee have DECIDED ID pi''e -. -
for boxes and reserved seats ON sale III III, 'a
souare Garden ticket offices after o'clock TINS iorn
inc oGces vii, remain open until after the games are
over in the e. ening. The Garden VIII d Spe'''''
well heated. uhsod
The following is list of those who have purchaSeu
hores and reserved seats up to last night: IL. ~
Wilkins J. :. Foster, J. ii. FlaSier' |. =. ii"o ",
F. p Earle T.. J. Wcolsey, H. Oerichs' H. h'"'
W. C. Demerest, NJ Il. Elkin, j. r. MATHEWS, -
I ,pritzen A. A. Hewlett, w. 5. Elliott, j. ke'iS' W.
Coco II CiIsey W. J. swan, George Barnes f. a.
Ware D. 4, Loring T.. Van Setback, W. Z. brewster
: / Cornell f. F. Harris, F. w. Hamiin, ~. fer'so'
F. c. Converse, G F. Barlow, j. H. Giles u " feiS'
r ! McLaughlin J. Cornell, W. ii. stra"h ".oe'
W Carr J. A. Nutter, W. W. Sohcnch' u W. 10
u X Smith. j. c. GiIg, G. G. Tyson, A. E. PreSsihscr'
l. Stuart J. r. Bartlett, j. +. Pederse'' H. ~,
Annclus d. J. Dannat Mr.. Zabriskie, j. Slater l. D.
rrrpa r Percy W. c. Doscher j. b. White, f. w.
rnIIcrof / A Burke W. j. swan, j. J. Manning d.
Lyon DR. MCGOWAN. F. Farrell, ii. n M0Leai IT.
l. r. Norris X. b. Rathbone, r. baltes' r' ~ 'a,'0'
IN s,vift d F. Green, IT,, c. A. Bechsten, IL. "iea-
oo W stanton Vi. :. Bernheimer. A. Chasseiuu W. j.
nixon F. C. Robinson. \. Ill. Curtls' D. ~ iHo'no'
Charles Iinseed, J. l.. Fling IL. hpuDei' IL IL
Carr 7 Nagee F. W. Batchelder, L. Z. spence
y Anderson Il. 5. Doull. IL. p Mllis' W. H.
cIaein j. b. Thompson. q. H. Lawrence, ~
dc Casanova J. de Casanova, r. H. be"neo'' a. -
Aitchison, W. c. Robinson, L. H. Bailey, D. i0a"e'
:, L y MecEs F. 4. candland, G. H. Stanton r
II peors T. " wilson, f.. VI. PRISON. A. DAVIS, w.
y stanton W T. scott Murat Halstead, H. r. Leuuy'
q " RAIDER F. V Hamlin j. i. Maclariahe. H. !
BARCLAY r F. j. Harmon, F.. Adams, Dr. " l. "io
new H. w Charles, NJ IL. Glynn, H. W. pH1A0' AZ
H. Nav G. ID. Ager, X. H. GTleVe' o. H. h'SC' =,
Meyer G. H. Stout. VI. > Ely, G. H. jones' H. ~
~ Iamson j. T. Norton, ". T. Bovine, r. H. fleA-
otto F. W. Hamln, W. sheehy, IT, Haircut, .. Oo'
Lot J. L. Ety. J. VI. Riggs, VI. Marshall W. D. Na''o
dav D. l. Tompkins. J. II. Hanson, IT, NJ NoieA L.
Cit mr. I & Miller ". T. Wells, T. Dwight, IT,
= / Dieter f. NJ j. Wells. ~. c. Moore. j. ID. tooIe'
p II. Weller j. L. CarboneI- C. u 'Carboneh' W. T.
ra,auvin g W Huh. p. > Miller, J. TX. Dye, II. A.
r,orster W b. Duncan. W. II. smith, 5 ID. bayer'
r L. shoaT a. Grant, II. Cleveland, NJ. IL oollns'
NJ l. Madden. ~ c. Hegeman, T. slSrlSt' l." l.
Davis / G. summers c. Bamburgh, W. W. Taylor
/ Deutsch. F.. IIarriot,, J. H. Kimble C. NJ Coolidge
G. ". Johnston d. o. Wright G.. Mclien, r. H.
Walker. \. samel, " 5 To~ner' r M w. AZ 5 cal
lender lender 4. H. Wrsy, NJ ". Carr, ". W. Marsh a. T.
MOON, c. j. Leach T. sehmalholz, ". Duiiey, ~
'cTno9 I is apia D. + i HPas Dr. J.
lin. ]. f. Wood, W. T. Young. H. &. Morse, q ~ ~
Coolidge, J. Klrkpatrck ~ Il. moore 1ier p X
ITitclard ,,.,.n piehon : T A.
neciaI linz, 10 assist in timing Luther H. Cary III
his attempts to beat the 80 go and 20 yards records