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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-27
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


CoTTON-Ths market opened slightly lower.
I'm forenoon. with the movement or
nrices narrow and without special feature. \
slight rally time, but there was very
lille demand on advance and. when shorts had GOV
erc the market sagge1 on closing quiet and steady AT
,ncha nged to | point advance. Sales w6tn bales
Tho weakness encouraged by the advces from
Iiyerp,,ol which lower markets there ana by
the talk about q freeport movement The trade after
tho first decline lacked 81 special importance
and at noon market quiet but steady. The
better weather enlarged the movement OF cot
ION considerably showing that the decrease during the
had weather was account Of the weather than
on account OF the exhaustion OF the The move
bales and Southern adrlces are not very encouraglng
The Texas bulletin that tho SHOWS have bern
beneficial factor ani put the ground In excellent snap
work Farmers reported busy All over nr
state. with the increased movement 81 spot cp f
South reports regarding concessions in price nave beeh
from Of the markets. The amount OF cot
ton TO sight this week Is expected to bring ""
total up TO 100000 bales, which will leave SIX months
for the $50 600 to forward which would he re-
qured 10 make crop Of 10000 bales An average
Of 200 bales q month during tho next six months
he n large average The estimated 70
cclpts p New Orleans for tomorrow were 300" -
4 bales against 1.G3S bales for the corresponding
time week and s.i67 bales last year Receipts ar
Houston to-day 1862 bales. against 34e bales
week. and Memphis go bales. against V'' oaies
week. , 80 -.
Openirg range today and closing BIDS the
prev night follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-27

ing. range ard close today. and closing bids the
Ia night and lat follow:

Market closed que, and steady At unchanged TO point
advance compared with yesterdays cosrg prices rams
ferrlb!e notices. February jjoc. March tc Total
-ses pG go bales. New York receipts. l'' bales
I,ritair SOS bales forwarded. l.s2l bales sales. ~
bales splnnors II bales stock, l'3 los ba'es ota ne.
receipts today - 2ig bales thus far ms week '"NlZ
Great Britain v'.b2 bales. Fran,"
O23 bales Continent. i.34, baes nus Tar ms w'rn
c;rea, britain 2s:o1 bales France 1872 bales Cont
sale. today and night. officially reported: FOR
consumption II bales spot cotton du midiine upands
z o 10. miidns Gulf = 1916. which i unchanged
compared with Yesterdays closing
LIVERPOOL cable spot cotton IN buyers faNofi fai'T
1000 bales speculation ard export, $40 ha''s American
p,ss bales. receipts 1900 ta.es Am'rl' an --'o''
haie. mlddling upiands 3D. Futures opened quiet ~
IG,H ,l decline closed steady IAN points ~, de-
elin. February c;9b. February March. 2anb; March
Apr .5,h Apr.- May. rob. May-Jur'. 2jl'sb. Jun'-
Univ eRgs luis August J,Dh. August S"p'emDrr Olgb
sent. October 3J2i,h OctDb"r November. "O'h w
v.nin.r- December aGii-. December January. rb'sb
Manch~st~r- Yarns du.. 'iothr quiet
worthy - mott. foreign markets wer" all shade
while prices We're well maintained az the
s,srt there a decline later on on small dealings
I>ral operators lack courage and are waiting develop
rnenf. IN Europe Aui Brazil A. tiaNfe ih"r" was ha
holiday opening being quiet and close quiet WIN
F.nruary quoted p5 - france March 300. April 10
Ser,emh-r - -. october. - -. Hamburg opened dull
eft N a. - pigs March - -. Arril $50. Ma.
cables ale. - quoted at l"a'n r"ls. 90
change -. receipts for ~ lRfs 500 bag. RIO stock.
is santos mRrk~f quiet a. 1880 r"is. Re
r.irf. flr ~ da5r !J.J hays sfprS 2ts.~D bags
CLEARED from santos. steamship tx, puan Prince. with
on bagr
tnracis closed barely steady iogi3c decline. sales
E.g a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-27
AMONG THE WHEELMEN.
ANOTHER DISTAsTEFUL BILL AT ALBANf-AR-
RANGING; FOR THE ANNUAL MEET AND
FOR CLUB RUNS.

ANOTHER DIsTAsTEFUL BILL AT ALBANY-AR
RANGING FOR THE ANNUAL MEET AND
FOR CLUB RUNS.
I...c p Potter the chief consul OF the New-York
State Division Of the League of American Wheeimeh
,s I'M in arms against another bill which has been
introduced in the State Legislature the Dill Is
known as Senate Bill No. 4s and Senator Harry
J. Donaldson. Of Ballston. fathers 1t. MI Potter
SAYS that the continual efforts to restrict "heei-
men are becoming obnoxious and he proposes 10
Aeht this new bill and TO fight 1t hard lie pro-
poses TO have 5000 circulars printed and nave them
d,s,rihuted broadcast protesting against the meas
COPY of the bill IL as follows:
Section l. All persons hereafter riding bieyycies
streets places in this State are hereby reqmreu
on foot or on Horseback or
persons riding in buggy esrr'ase e cart s,,cen
warning OF approach when not less than two rods
nor than four rods distant by the blowing J
Loud enough to be heard BY persons Of normal
Each and every violation Of this act shall
be deemed a msdemeanor and shall be punished as
ss aSs an IN addition eSsy svy for the
may be caused by such violation incuding dainases
from the fright running away or horses caused
by any violation Of this act. ,,
Sec g. This shall take effect Immediately.
The Harlem wheemen are making arrangements
<o. lively season and an interesting series of road
runs for March have been scheduled Ihey are rs
follows: Sunday. March 3. Yonkers; Sunday March
10 Rdgewood y. j.: Sunday. March H. city lsland:
Sunday. March a. Mount Vernon; Sunday. March
81. Alpine n. j.
The course pursued by The Tribune during 'he
discussion over the annual meet has been appre-
ciated by the New-Jersey Wheelmen, as the ioi-
lowing letter sent to this Office yesterday VIII
show:
At a recent meeting OF the New-Jersey division
OF the L. A. W.. held In the clubhouse Or me As
bury Park Wheelmen. Asbury PARK y. d., inc
following resolution was unanimously adopte aI:o,
"Resolved, That the Wheelmen OF New-Jersey.
the Asbury Park Club, the Mayor ana Council i OF
our city and the Citizens Committee take THIS
early opportunity to thank you mos, heartily Tor
your many courtesies and the interest taken by
you in our behalf during the last month In our en-
'deavor to secure the National meet OF the l.. A. W.
for 1895"
Again assuring you OF great appre-
citation OF your services. and trusting that we may
,have the pleasure OF recprocating In some way
during the meet. are yours very truly
ROBERT GENTLE.
Chief Consul. " J. Division l.. A. w.
j. D. BEEGIE,
Vice President A. 2. w.
c. T. Earl. the speedy rider OF the Kings County
wheelmen. has been accused OF breaking the L.
A. w. rules. and he has been suspended until
investgation can be had. Earl says that he paid
his own expenses to Philadelphia, and that he will
prepare his amdavts at once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-27
IN THE FIELD OF SPORTS.
NETWORK BASEBALL PLAYERS START
FOR FLORIDA
OPENING GAMES OF THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION
FOOTBALL LEAGUES sERIEs-BoXING BOUTS

OPENING GAMES OF THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION
FOOTBALL. LEAGUES sERIES-BOXING BOUTS
AT THE MANHATTAN ATHLETIC CLUB.
The members Of the New-York baseball team. VINO
reported in this city 10 Manager Davis sailed on
the steamer Tallahassee from the foot or Springs'
, Yesterday 4 large crowd assembled at the pier 10
see the players off and cheered them as the poat
drew out into the stream. at S:lo p. m. Inc team
will leave the steamer at Savannah and make me
remainder Of the trip to Jacksonville by rail- MOST
of the players in good spirits. probably in
much better spirits they will be In to-day for the
weather indications point 10 a rather rough voyage
down the coast.
The party included George s. Davis. the manager;
Doyle. Glennan. Murphy Stafford. Tiernan Burke.
Farrell. local sem-professional catcher named
Smith, and Krauss. Ruse. Meekin and Fuller VIII
On south from their homes in the West Wilson
and Wes;erveIt have not come terms with the
club.
The opening games in the series for the cham
pionship OF the National Association foo'pai'
League have been down for next sunday. Inc
chief game of the day should result from the meet
.rs ~ the Brooklyn Wanderers with the Centre
VILE Athletic Club. which game will be played on
the grounds Of the Naruna Boat Clup al South
BROOKLYN These teams supposed to be the
strongest In the League and II Is thought mat they
, are almost evenly matched. The Americus AtheUc
Association will play the sh-Americans at
Newark and while the former supposed 10 have
the stronger team the Scots fell confident In their
ability 10 make 1t interesting for them j. H. Con-
ners and Thomas Walker. of the New-kochehe
Football Club have been appointed referees for the
games the former officiating at Newark ana the
latter at South Brooklyn.
The fourth subscription series OF boxing bouts
will be held at the Manhattan Athletic club
mnassum tonight. Tine contests will be between
Maxwell Hough and d. Bough Jack Burge and
kid" Mcfarland. Eddie Sweeney ana JACK
nd MariOn
\ 1Iaruar and George King and Tom Hayes and
stanton Abbott All the contests will be at SIX
rounds except the Fischer-Wilson bout Which VIII
he eight rounds. w. Leonard May VIII be the
referee. . a., ..,.,o -, en-.
An,ericsn Fencers' League will be held at the
Fencers Club. No. 81 West Twenty-second-s on
SATURDAY evening. Entries limited 10 members
Of The League. A gold medal will be awarded TO
the winner and a silver medal TO the second man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-27

has been quite a of lots that press
ing market for time past. and the situation
IL certainly better that this demorszng
feature fas somewhat relieved. The local situation
has been helped by the rmer tendency OF the foreign
markets some considerable sales Of Xxx Ohio have
been locally the basis OF 1870 which surpasses
all preylous low records The regular quoted price. how
ever Is not below lie. 1t is hoped that some Of the
sample bags recently Will result In the placing
in he The total sales for the
week were about 100000 10, including $4,000 10 do
nestle Foreign II receiving attention than here
ofore owing largely the comparatively low prices
n, which ,ome OF the is offered, well to the
I'D nualitv Of many OF the lots There good
mand Tor fire washed Pennsylvania and Ohio neeces
and "a they are scarce the market for them Is compara
lively firm The success Of the latest Government bond
issue has had effect Of giving more confident tone
70 trade generally and the wool market shares In this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-27
LOTS OF GRIP ABOUT.
IT ISN'T THE WORST FORM. BUT 1T is
EXTREMELY WIDESPREAD.
GENERAL COMPLAINT OF THE DIsAGREEABLE
sYMPToMs-wHAT WISE PEOPLE WILL DO

GENERAL, COMPLAINT OF THE D1sAGREEABLE
syMproMs-wHAr WISE PEOPLE WILL DO
WHEN THEY GET THE INFLUENZA
Good borning. Do haven't got the grip. but
bad cold I'd by doze. It's dot dangerous Dut IL
bghty bean
That Is the condition OF big proportion OF the
population of New-York City at the present time
A wave OF influenza is sweeping over the CITY ana
the cold snap and the sharp winds or yesterday uu
much 10 give Il additional force. 1t Is not the wors;
form OF grip but It is more general than the dis
ease has been In this city in many years. The pa
tient affected by the prevailing epidemic has the
"snufies' in the worst FORM feels broken-boned
and utterly dobitated. While the disease Is run
ming its course respiratory organs are extreme
ly susceptible. and unless care is exercised more
serious complications likely TO follow. pnysi-
cian in speaking on the subject. said: The prea'h-
ing apparatus of the being out OF ORDER the
patient is forced to breathe through the mouth ana
for that reason It advisable that people having
an attack OF influenza should remain indoors "heh
the wind blows and the air Is full OF dust
The records in the Bureau Of Vital Statistics show
that. while the disease may be more genera now
than II was last month fewer fatal cases
DIR. John T. Nagles books show the following
deaths:
Week ending Week ending =.
January 5..o FeSrnsTy ?;'.'''.'.' 90
y~nSs,y - - February 49, 81
January 20 ............ 81 February &..........42
A physician with large practice said: The
idea seems to have gained ground that ardent
drink is a cure for influenza. There is nothing In
n and free use OF alcoholic stimuants during an
attack OF influenza can only DO harm. The patient
should keep well nourished and should not be
come overheated or chilled but first OF al, II ms
cold becomes at all troublesome. he snou.d send
for a doctor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-27
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool, Feb. %. 8:45 D. m-Beef-Extra India mess
dull at 63s Cd; prime dull at 53s Cd. PorkPrms
Western fine. duh 52s Cd do. medium. dun
as Cd Hams-short cut about IA 70 lG H. dull at BIS
3D. Bacon-Cumberand cut about % 20 30 N, steady at
3os short rib about q 10. steady at 3os; long clear
mddes. about a. b. steady at 2ss CD long and short
clear mddes about % ID. steady at 2Ss Cd Shoulders
about II 10 ls n. steady at 2ss 81. C1eeseAmercan
finest. white firm at ass: American finest. coored.
at 49s Cd Tallow-Prime city nominal Cottonseed oil
Liverpool refined steady al lis Cd. Spirits urpentine
firm at DDS Sd. Rosin-Common. firm - Sd Lard
Prime Western spot dull at 33s Cd wheat-No red
winter firm al As I'd No red spring firm Ss 3D.
st. Louis fancy winter frm at IS 81. Corn-Mxed
Western. spot steady at Is I'D: February steady at
I'D; March steady at 4s I'D April steady A. M
Hops at London-Paclnc Coast firm at f2 bsaf3 5s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-27
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Feb 20 --Cot,on steady: middiins. Size;
low middling. i3ec good ordinary. 7iec: net and
receipts 2J3s bales exports 10 Britain.
s512 bales TO France 1923 bales sales LOOP bales:
stock. l21 SJl bales
Norfolk Feb 2GCotton dull: middlng SIC: low mid
ding 1I-i6c: good ordinary. Lido: gross
ceips 1876 bales: exports coastwse 40 bales sales
3GG bales: stock. 46471 bales.
Savannah. Feb 26Cotton easy middiing SC: low mid
ding lI-l6c: good ordinary. 4Ic: and gross re-
celpts 0s bales sales. % bales; stock. ~ 2O2 bales
New Orleans. Feb. "G.-Cotton-Hoiay. Net receipts
IL i7S bales gross l253G bales exports coas,wse 2i4s
bales: stock. 3s7 GA bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-27
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston Feb 2G-The wool market has continued fairly
active the demand from manufacturers good and
prices unchanged from a week Ohio feeces sell
Ing Al IGJhdi7c for Xxx and Xxx and above Ice for X
and 10000 for No !. Michigan X at 14@l5c Fine de-
lane selections firm al 19c for Ohio. and 1IaSc
for Michigan Unwashed combing woods scarce and
firm 11alSc for onequarer and hree-eghths blood.
similar woods In good demand. with de-
srabe selections and sales OF fine and fine
dunn 7nllc, n secured basr Of 30a32c per fb.
Pulled woods steady and In fair demand. Australian
actively inquired for. Carpet woods In
steady Receipts Australian from London have
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-27
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

York February ~ 1890.
prryrc Daoo,n,s az cars or I. 1871 head-41 for
Cars Tor tomorrow market No trading. Feeling firm
TO s Sress say little Extra beet brings oc Todss
cable advces quote the Liverpool market lower az
10 for refrigerator beef and at loaac per No. on 10
TaurIc to Liverpool 43s cattle for A. j. Thompson ioss
sheep for ~ Goldsmith and 400 quarters o, peel EEL "
Goldsmith and 200 head H. Sherman on INC Islcn-
mond HIM. also London. 40 cattle for NJ ,s,dsm h
for Eastmans Company Tomorrow the Majestic taxes
out 400 quarters for Easmans Company ,ne f svon
mouth. will be laden with 1888 sheep for Upton 20.
cALyES-Ony about % live calves received al all New
York markets and trade very limited but feeling s,ea1y
city dressed veas 6oc for country dressed and 3ano
Tor ,s csyss The fey drssses harnyard and Tn!eT
veals ios n, average at sd per 100 ~
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Rcce,p,s were limited TO ~
fully 10 stock held yesterday most Of
which Jersey city Sellers were inclined TO hold
good firm the strength OF Western advices hut
BUYERS did not care operate any extent. and
m and medium grades were rated weak The demand
during the present will continue weak and ship
por 10 this market cautioned against sending forward
common stuff which IL already too abundant both dead
and alive fey good shss2 ana pr'T me- am n S,n.sS
hands At 81 s per N for fair lambs and 81 30
for Gull sheep dressed weak a, s;,.c per n
s1s, :sns s ss g. aG o.r and
wanted The few city dressed on sale are 700
Sales Newton & 90: 2o7 Indiana lambs q avsrase
AZ 81 So. for N: 1870 do. - NJ at - STR; 81 do
mGd g. Co.: 30 s,ate sheep (culls,. "A ~ a. 81 30
Also YESTERDAY, 30 buffalo sheep Il 10 at 81 ga liS
state Do. 81 N. at g. 81" 9 oa7 head One ear for
sale Marke quo,~d steady at s. ,oas4 IS for 100 10
Country dressed unchanged al sac per 10 TOT sood heay
sales s indd CO. date Monday; 100 Western pigs
is2 IN average at 8. 60 per III State hogs las No.
at 81 -. 3 rough hogs 1919 N. at 81 60
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-27

Der being necessarily merely living ballast. crew
of that size too will necessitate the employment OF
a tender such as the Vigiant was supplied with IN
the last races for the Americas Cup. for 1t would
dations for such a number OF men in the forecasie
Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-27
The STATE OF TRADE.

baltimore 26-F1our dull: sales. $50 bush. Whees
frmer No red. spot and February 5asg3'Ise March:
57xa57sc: May 5vd39isc steamer No red. 5*zrottci
southern by sample 5.059c DO on srade sSi.gSskc;
spot and February 47Sgs7sc March. +7isai7Ac; May.
4Ia9l7-sc: mixed. t7c bid: Southern. 4sd4eet
No white Western. 35isa36c: No mixed DO Ss.aStes
stock bush Rye steady; No 2, 68doIc; STOCK.
27ei7 Hay quiet steady si3gsi3 so. Grain fresho
barely steady. Cotton quiet: mddings 6e-i6c Othss
articles unchanged.
buffalo Feb: ee-sprins wheat~Gcod inquiry eu; "a;
vance shut buying Closing, No hard boisc. NO
Northern new Gs'sa5isc. do old 63i.c. Winter wheat
opened strong closed ic higher sales. - cars No red,
white 55isqeoc. spot and to arrive Closing No RED.
,>',c No ioi3c asked. No red IN store. o1+c
corn higher offerings light sales. II cars No yellow.
4Gc No 3 yellow. +5Aa437sc; cars No corn.
i5is4iJac. " No 4ji7c. spot; closing go
advance asked. Sales arrive. Is cars No yellow.
i5Ln l6c quiet. firm. Sales, cars No white,
%. n35sc. spot. do 35'.c prompt shipment:
car No z wh,, 3jc. spot No mixed. 32sc. spot:
cars arrive Barley strong. sellers asking
Ga edvanc. quotations. quotations unchanged rye
frr No = 5oc asked Flour Arm, unchanged
Mil feed firm. unchanged. -
,'aicago Feb. 26-The leading futures ranged As fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-27

May ...........--. 6o2's ""-s of'e o""
short ribs. per 100 u:
MAY .............. $50 80 s2Il S27H
Cash quotations were as follows. Fiour-The market
aue There wa. but limited n9nA ana me So
sp-ine wheat. JSa5Gc. by sample. No red 5i+ao.si
ma sem No sarle 5sd5sc Soi aas.Sed saasl ss
primo mo;y seed 50 $ ngmIs mss- pork .b per- Dp.
SIDES aeos: sfi sass 90 d y s6ad; ss,
whisky dstleTs finished goods per s?5 'gs ar.
Sg Loaf sS ala s. $50 s ' am 6s pucs S
change to-day the butter market was dull ana sa
f nsss sss ssy s e: S: seconds .
s. IN aa ,.nt Feb $, sd.s " P SS .ms
s ss s. $ ss:s g 8 % e s!y g
MhssnNot much S"r,ed ssrine S sn red sss Sac
No sic. Corn Receipts smaller than an
G rn , %?' 20 q yellow ,"r rack sS
ample ssns; + S ''s ,s ss ss HS s
sic rejected mixed track. 3oc 80 white. tract. SO:
nm h qa' s r IS lard eas Light demand LEAF
kettle a 50 10 D, s"ss ss% Bic SSs. b so
sides 5'sc: loose short clear sides 6e boxed meats
rsss-Receip. light: far demsnd higher prices fresh =,
nearby et whiskey-Marke, firm and active sales sS'
% higher and urhsr the a sv S Mss
sSSr'a ana S Closed s Cash ranged ie below Samples
I" sS sp No spn S S'" T CAREY "a,
was again lower to-day. especially for the medium ard
low grades which declined from y 70 L.. Oats In brisk
Rye easier 52s.a53c for No l. Corn firm a, t2sc fm
No 3. Flour nrmer. and miers ask advance 81 ~
lOc. while sales at old prices. NH stuns hrmly
held 25GSi+ 30 for sacked SIS standard
mddngs Sl5 2jd$i5 80 for white. and <it - for re
Provisions weaker pork. 50 % for cash and $40
for May. Prime steam lard quoted at 81 80 cash ana
ell 30 Nav
Philadelphia Feb. 2G.-Flour demand continued mod
buyers operating only for actual VANS
Stocks. however. light and prices ruled ssa star.
Sales OF Western winter straight ;" so ana -
quiet choice Pennsylvania quoted 81 10 buckTnS s
-four dull and nominally good Wheat opened q s %rn
easier but afterward recovered slightly and sell ana
under good speculative buying Gables firm ~, ,-a
b7xc: April. 5sQ5ssc: May. 5sAq39c Corn ~ snecus-
ket ruled steady under moderate Offerings pu Local
tive trading. and export demand continued available
CARROTS quiet with moderate but ample supps iTi.0
former No mixed February anu '%arket drrn
47,sc: April AsQ4sic May. 49Gt9%c. oatsnM I'm, IN.
and prices advanced t@iac under light onein aas ls
rise restricted business in CARROTS ana nue February
disposition trsds IN Cultures No a NM May an
36 a36%c March. 36AG37c: April. 3IsqS ss, md
d37% Butter quiet and weaker: creamery and lower;
2sc: prints extra. 2tg27c Eggs unse'gs See sugar.
Refined firm but quiet. quotations unchansea 40
fair good. esaG5c; New York Hebron choice
81. Louis. Feb. 26-Fiour steady and nrm slSss 10;
choice 81 sOGsi 90 Bran lower az MIL nt;,sc wheat
s:s:T E E:sfss:s sf MAY sss ;Ss
Market rm AID higher ork-s,asnSsar6S ry % sss
$40 10 LArdPrime steam 50 So choice Is ribs sc
Shoulders 4Nc long clear oNe esa. ss rb:
goods 81 e. Wool unchanged BsGsins unchanged Lsss
quiet. steady at 2o0 sellers sOeter nrsn at %s''s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-27
rATrERsALIs SALE OF rRorrERs.

Tattersalls great sale OF trotters at the Madison
Square Garden begins to-day Horsemen from all
the country are in the city to attend the sale
Three hundred head Of high-class trotters are to
be offered Among them such sterling perform
ers "a Pixley and Montbars There should be
De disposed OF to the highest bidder The sale will
continue three days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-27
NEW YORK YACHT CLUBS DECISION CRIT

London Feb. 2s.-"The Pail Mall Gazette" in
article on the decision of the New-York Yacht Club
IN regard to the measurements OF cup-compe,ing
yachts and the size Of their crews. says:
English yachtsmen likely TO regret the New
YORK Clubs decision especially II II means that COM
oetitors will not be measured for load-water hnc
and length with their crews on board a crew OF
sixty men Is wholly needless. third Of that num-