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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-11-15
spoRr At b UM Era.
Mass Meeting 60 Opou the CampniEn-Talk
of nm EnnIlnh Rowing Coach.

% nm Ennltnn OWN ~
Tho rowing situation at Columbia University
Is at present the main topic of common among
the students. For tho past two weeks there
has been an air of discomfort floating about the
campus. caused by the seeming inactivity of tho
rowing authorities, but now that q general mass
meeting has been called for Tuesday afternoon.
Nov. "a. at which the managers and treasurer
of the crew rs well as OF all the other varsity
teams will be elected, the rooters are happy.
A committee Of FIVE graduates has been APP
pointed by President w. T.. Lawson of the
union with powers to select n coach for next
years crew. Following the instructions of the
Advisory Committee, President Lawson APP
pointed the following men: G. l.. Rives, '6S;
Edmond Kelly. 20; CYRUS Edison. 81; Benoni
Lock wood. .Jr., 'S7, and Guy Richards, 81.
This COMMITTEES has rs yet not taken any definite
steps. but the rutnor is that some OF the mem
bers are IN favor of following the example set
by Harvard in securing an English coach. Tho
undergraduates seem strongly opposed to any
such action.
The chess club OF the university is holding the
annual tournament for the purpose of selecting
the players who are to compete In the inter-
the Christmas holidays. There are twenty-one
entries. and before the tournament viii be I'm
ished each man must play every other. Thus
far the results are as follows:
s Sl" ). T 90, :, lost {" r !; SaeC ,s9s won lon, 3 j! lS S5S 2; Kr Sss I,
lost q Lcmckc, won. /, lost / Duden, won /, lost
krctL, lost g Giriu, lost .; st. Clair. lost 4; Gold.
marx, won l, lost =.
The doubles in the tennis tournament, which
has been going on for some time. have at last
been played of with the following result:
Preliminary Round-Hcliman and Hellman beat
Marvin and GuntOn, 80, 90. 8-I: NoRel and Tilt
beat Van Nes' an KIRBY. O-l.H-&. Hill and Smith
beat ymhies aud Hudson, 81. So, 90.
Seml.hnalS-Noge anu INT beat Hellman and Hell.
man, 6.i,i6-lS, . /. Pci and BoSert beat Eill and
Smith. b-B, ga.
Flnal-Peil and Bosert beat vosel and Tilt, s-a,
Ga, I'll.
Iy.ry oY>r, a., hot,c ,,,1o a. za,i,. 49, olJ
time college fencing club. The members of last
year. team will begin to work regularly every
Monday, Wednesday. and Friday under tho
Instruction of Prof. Goupsy OF the Racquet and
Tennis Club. a strong. attempt will be made
once more to rerain the Intercollegiate cup.
winch IN the past two years has been lost only
BY one bout
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-11-15

Large Plain Muff to match collarette.
.de....',.'.. ........ S4.4o
Genuine Stone Marten Shaped Neck Pieces,
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Shaped Neck Pieces of American Sable,
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~ E SOFA
Real Stone Marten Scarfs, with six tails,
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Electric Seal Capes. 81 inches long-l25
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actual value $500, at. .......... .$49.95
Persian Lamb Jackets, 26 in. long, made of
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and bright lustre, heavy hrocaGe silk
lining, box fronts with revers-new sleeve
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-11-15

Elections for Second L!sutenants in Companies
K ana IL, Ninth Regiment, Will soon be held. The
committee appointed 10 see what could be done
relative TO securing 4 distinctive uniform for tho
regiment has examined u number OF designs and
has procured a number OF estimates The project
Is now to bs brought before the enlisted men Of
the regiment IN order to determine their feeling in
the matter. as III te event o. n new uniform being
seIectud Tie enlisted mon would nave to stand their
snare OF tue expense. A committee Of the veterans
has been orR2utGeu, with tonr4ue scott Chalrman,
Cumra4e Aarsn, secretary, aad COInraie ". scott,
Treasurer, to LGEo Charge OF decorating and fur
nIsulEs the 1Uarter IN Lnelr new armory.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-11-15
1000 Pairs of
Women's $3.50 Shoes
at $1.53 Pr.

1000 pairs OF Women's Vici Kid Lace
Shoes, made on two popular new lasts,
finished with patent leather tips and
trimmings, shoes that look well and will
wear az well As they look-They're regu-
larry sold at $3.50 u pair, but our price
for them is only pr
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-11-15
R.al E.tntn Private Sales.

A. Y. Thomson has sold for V. A CRlkin, to a
builder. the fOur.story stone front dive ilnSs, Tot
IS 5Isp.9. Nos 1897 an 1907 NJ ,dison avenue.
Ashley 4 Moore have sold to Ferdinand Won
GrauerI one OF their new row OF nve story brick
DIV eiliugs. ca h l5x55S0n. II, on the soutG side OF
l5Oth street, ESQ feet west OF Amsterdam avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-11-15

A jury in the Supreme Court, brooklyn. yes
terday gave a verdict Of $4,000 damages against
the Brooklyn HeiEhts Railroad Company In
favor of George Muller. whose tivc-yesE.old son
Gustave. lost his right foot IN q trolley accident
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-11-15
orsets at 1895

17b p. ID. Corsets of fine white and gray
coutil - sateen striped-long waist in
sizes from Is to 80, regularly sold at
S3.25-go on sale tomorrow at. . . .$1.05
100 III Theo Corscts OF white and gray
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long waist, sizes IS to 24, to close
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-11-15

The frat game OF the match, hve games in all. be-
tween Piiisbury and Enslsi. mas Just come to hand.
and w III u- found appended. THE Suns vienna cor.
respondent says that the match was played for q
purs. OF 100 horlns, but in the case OF a draw. which
was the actual result. ZACH player was to receive 30
nnrins only. Albert de Hotusthild. Max Judd. the
United states consul. and leopold T~febitscr we're
the Judges. 1t Vas also arranged that Plllsbury
should play another series OF games with Schlechter
II he had beaten EuSlish. Tho game:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-11-15
Sharp. Marks

Corporal vreeland Of Company G has been pro.
NOTED sergeant. Surgeon Beach, who has been at
tending AdJt. Hart during his sickness. reports
that the AdJutaut Is improving. The 'irates OF
renzance' VIII be produced by Company g at
Carnegie Music Hall on the evening OF Jan. IS.
Con. paay a has decided 20 hold u subscription en-
tertAIuuent on Tuesday evening. Dec. ..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-11-15

Major George l.. Giuon OF tho Fourteenth Regi.
meat, who coInmauls the second Battalion, has in.
viIrh the veterans ~ rnmpany D, Twenty. third
Regiment, to a review an reception TO be gwen by
the battalion GA the evening OF Nov, 20, and Al
18th Col. Gni4u ~ me twenty third Regiment
Will 10 The review ms phi'er.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-11-15

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-11-15

There Is great Joy IA tne Fir-t Battery over the
fact that the SINKING Fund Commissioners, have
directed tha, seven lutr on West Sixty skin street
near Coiumnu. uNcu4r he taken unuer condemna,
ton PROCEEDINGS for 4 new armory.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-11-15

Company A. Twenty MRS Regiment, Will hold an
entertainment ana reception In the armury next
Nelnctity uIEut, Tue dtadloek over the election
fhr soIlp tItp-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-11-15

An election for Colonel will, II 10 expected, be
held the latter part OF next week. Company q and
the West side Athletic club Will hold games at the
armory next Tuesday.
The Seventy first Regiment in rife practice the
past season has made q very credltable record.
The figures In detail are as follows;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-11-15

Tho First Battery Cadets will hold their sixth
annual o1hlbitIon drill and reception next Wednes.
day night in Wendels Assembly Rooms.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-11-15

Major Roc OF Squadron A has appointed ArtlnceI
z. N. Ward QuarteruIastcr Sergeant OF the squad
ron, vice Williams, honorably discharged
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-11-15
SOLUTION TO PROBLEM NO. Asa.
!. 9-K K.s.K1Kt g. B-Rs, mate;

7. V-h nj D, + M 2. BIB 8. Mats.,
!. Ok 1T q, k-B4: 3 Q-kt Is, mate.
Correct solutions also received from Fred Carter. Bos
ton: Yet Another. New York; Once More, New York:
Fred EnScl, BrooEiyn; A; QuitSow. New York; I; w.
whymaun, New YORK: May Win. brooklyn; Theo-
dore X. Huyler. brooklyn; A. NJ. Warimhnn.
brooklyn; Strphen McGrath. New York; Pretty. New
YORK: [. o. Fleisbury, Boston: Just in Time. New
York: Take Me u. Brooklyn; How Easy. Boston: cor.
rect You Are, Brooklyn: Ir. A. II b ldwin. Sor~Rlk.
Conn: r. r. b. Phil psourS. y. j.: W. H, Nsw York:
II. W.. Barry. South boston, Mass; Isaac GOLDBERG.
New YORK: +. Yo<rl. Ner.den. Conn: Annie More.
Hartford. Co1n%; Charles A. VII. BROOKLYN; J, George
Suhaeier, w ppinger Fails, y. Y Bay State, WorCes-
ter. Mass J. Zechnsn. Boston, Mass: j. Roberts,
New YORK y. Il. NJ. Philiipshurg. n. J.; n. l. Decker.
son. New YORK; Mckinley. Brooklyn; N. I. AcMahon.
BeileviIla. ~.
Edwin ii pa,dwin. RUTHERFORD. n. j.. forwarded
Rddit'onh correct solutions to Nos. tSl and 4S2. as
did F. Warwick, st. Paul, Mimi. to Nos 47y, $50. and
Az
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-11-15

Tho present strength of the sixty ninth Regi
nj Mt Is 0b2 officers AMI men as aiust $50 some 81,
months ago, wm4cn is II net gain OF twenty six mem
bers. Companies a, Capt. Lynch, ana q, Capt
Dutty, have Inuue u very notabie increase III mem
OersLip.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-11-15

The members Of Company G, Thi, te-nth Regi.
ment, VIII visit Norlnport, l.. l., on Thanksgiving
Day as the guests OF the NorthporL Rifles, aud will
give ala exhibition driIl anu attend a dance IN tue
evening. Ine couIpany VIII hold a reception IN tho
arinury on Nov. "a. Coutnany u Is arranging to
hOIl "A bicycle III ct in the arnIory on Jan. Is. Re.
CruitiuS III tho regiment has been quite brisk, and
tho recruit class ut present numbers thirty mem
beTs.
Lieut.. F.. r. Tllton. Company A, Twelfth ReRI.
ment, has been UNANIMOUSLY elected Captain. As
sOCn as he Ii commissioned the company viii hold
another election for u Lieutenant, and the candl
date Is Sergeant +. vermilyc of Squadron A. the
record or the regimen. III rifle practice At Creed.
moor the past season 10 as follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-11-15

The first anniversary dinner of Troop c, Capt.
Clayton, viii be held on Dec. IS. surgeon SkeEd
and Troopers dudley Wilson, Armstrong, and
Bolet uTe IEo committee IN charge.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-11-15
Women's Kid Gloves.

Women's Marcel" Kid Gloves, 4 pearl
button, heavy embroidery, in black,
white, champagne, tans and browns
thiss seasons importation, unusual value,
pr
Main, Centre.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-11-15
Paris Made Costumes
at Reduced Prices.

Fin Imported Dinner, Carriage, and
Street Costumes, including garments made
BY Paquin-Rouf-G. Beer Il Doucet-and
also several charming creations of our own
are here for your choosing at large reduoa
tions from the present prevailing prices
DressmnkinR dent .-ath doop
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-11-15

SOLUTION TO PROBLEM NO. 4s3.
RHO. X r; .. Or CHI. K-B2; 8. Blk o, mate.
!. RIB .. NJ P: .: R-B4 kt \ t: 3 P-Qt, mate.
/. E-B q, kip; g R-Bi. Kt isewhere; s. : mate
/ K-B6. kip: 9 RIA. any other: 8. R-K+.mate.
/. R-B6 PxP; 2. Q Y KIT CHI, K-Q 3; $. OR 3. mate.
!.b-hn, Kt-b!;2; Kxktsh, K-45;S PIP q oh, mate.
i.R-RH K-Q 8; .. y y 1t, PIX P;3 3. OK 8, mate.
Correct solutions also received from Fred Carter. Bos-
Fred Engel. Rrookiyn; 4. outflow; New YORK: r; W.
II. huyJer hrookiyns A. NJ, Wardmann. Rrookiyn;
Mc IN; B%rooklyn: How Easy. Boston; Correct You
Viii pronkiyn: DR.. K ii, Baldwin' Norwsik. Conn;
X. R, r., PUillipsburs. N;J;.H ". Barry. South bos.
Boston. Mass: Il. y. NJ, Phinl psburE. y. j.: II. l.
ltckerson. New York; N. ]. McMahon. Bslleville. \. ].
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-11-15
Odds and Euds of Sports.

Constant Reader, According to your statement OF
the facts A is %entitlei IN the forfeit, bur the matter
Il clearly one to be decided by AN arbitrator IA.
nlilinr with all the details.
NEW RprHTtLE, Nov. I4.-The New Rochelle Yacht
Club gnvernoIs nd q mreting last rvtniag at the
Grand Union Hotel. SIX me bpg- were elected The
co ming cie 'tun was discussed, aud Eugene LHDbdcn.
one OF { " charter inrmhcrs. was mentioned for
Como lore, Andruss brIHE d -irOus OF retiring.
The Olympic Fieii Club football team, owing TO
cancellation. has nov, ~ open. and would ike 10
hear from some good 1855 pound team, half eX
peAses guaranteed, frnm New York or Brooklyn.
Address PhiiIp Hdssl, 657 bergen avenue, Jersey
City.
III" Athletic Association Of the Second Regiment,
N. g.. n. j.. ~ making elaborate preparations for
the games 20 he hcld at I've aruOry ON Nov. Is.
Great rivalry 1EiSt# between Company + and the
Paterson companies, ani some stirring contests
are Looked for IN tine "reEimcEta cvents. The nHlf
mile run promises 10 bU the chief atIaction, aud
the company relay race Is also expected 10 prove .
Scorcher from end 10 end.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-11-15

Go at 1Oc., 23 s. 2sc. per I'd
Main. right.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-23
Florida.s Antl-Mixed School lay.

JACKSONVILLE FLA. Oct. 22-rhe
law passed by the last Legislature, max
ing ii criminal 10 teach negroes and
whites together. has been held to be un-
constitutional by Judge Rhyd0n N. Call,
of this judicial district.
The test was made AT Green Cove
Springs, In the case OF the State OF Flori-
da ". B. ID. Rowley. teacher In the
school OF the American Missionary 30
olety at Orange Park. where II was al
legged that negroes and whites were
taught by the same teacher IN The same
class and at the same time.
IL was held by the Judge that the title
of the act was not broad enough 10 cover
the contents of the bill.
States Attorney Hartridge says that me
defect i'm the title OF tho bill may easily
be remeded by the next Legislature
The passage OF the law caused great
Indignation on the part OF the northern
missionary societies which have schools
i'm Florida. and they announced their IN
tention OF lighting IL in the unitea states
courts. Superintendent OF EVucAtion
sheats. who secured the passage or tne
law. was bitterly fought, because OF ms
course by a few people in FLORIDA, put
he was overwhelmingly reelected super
intendent at the recent election.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-23

Tie Closes Brilliant Campaign Before a
splendid Audience.

HAMPTON. Va. oct. -spccial-A
iarsc and enthusiastic audience assem-
bled at the courthouse tonight to hear
IN address by Ex-Governor William Cam
.ron. Promptly AT o'clock Mr.. \. ).
Selar introduced tho speaker who for
tNo hours gave vent a. "a flow of language
cnaracter.-ucally chastc and eloquent
nus speech was am excellent discus
elon of thc financial question. and was
presented in an attractive and eloquent
alanurr DE began his discussion 10y stat
ing tnat as an American citizen he had
the right OF free speech in expressing his
views. Said he. 'l do not deem it neccs-
sary TO use harsh language
GREAT APPLAUSE.
Here he paused FUN ten minutes 10 wait
until the large audience Was through
cheering He said he was dealing with
facts politically and not personally. Tie
said that iu some parts of this country
So ignorant were the people on the free
coinage question that some thought the
Government would issue sixteen dollars TO
white men and one TO colored.
Ho stated THAT the free ana unlimited
coinage of silver would aid only two
ciasscs-the minc-owucrs and the money
Fnecuiator-and that nothing was free eX-
cept Bryan and his oratory. lle referred
t0 the countries living under free-silver
law. and took the Chicago platform up
plank by plank. and. in "a clear impressive
manner explained tine great question Of
the dav. Tic paid 0 high tribute TO the
stcoubncan party for thelr cons fency to
their party
HRYAN's DEMOCRATIC VOTE.
lie also stated that if Bryan voted FOR
himself in this election Do would hc bis
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-23
GOLD RECEfPTS.
The Bank of England to Raise the Rate
Gold Coming From Australia.

LONDON, Oct. 22.-Theb ank of Eng
lands rate of discount VAS advanced N-
dav from 3 per cent. to per cent.
LONDON, oct 22.-The Globe, IN It's
financial article says: The rise In The
hank of Englands discount rate Is not
likely to affect trade. though II Will hurt
imprudent spectators. for a rise IN the
bank rate can stop the American draili
Of gold the moment it approaches the
danger point The money market has
sull a superabundance Of loanable capital.
which il obtainable at cheap rates upon
good security.
NEW YORK, oct. 22.-J. and w. Selig
man q co. are advised by their San Fran
cisco agents that they have this day re-
ceiyed S2,315 900 in gold from Australia.
and have ordered an additional s2,37J.000.
TO arrive about November 18th. The
amount of gold received, ordered and now
on the way from Europe and Austra's :
since August 18th last, is about s7l. .0oo. ESQ
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. PA ship
ment OF English sovereigns. value about
S. eco. brought by the steamer Mono
wal which arrived from Australia this
morning, is consigned TO the Assistant
United States Treasurer for storage. The
last shipment, a month ago. was valued
ar 81 10000.
NEW YORK. Oct. 22-The steamship
Lain, which arrived from Europe last
night. brought gold as follows:
William H. Crossman & Bro. $500 600:
khun. Loeb \ CO., 500 Oo0: Hcidelbacb.
lckelheimer x Co. 500 Ooo. ana Laden
burg Thalman & Co, $4,000. Total.
- $4,000
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-23
JHL CITHOLIC JNIVERSJTY.
The Board of Directors Deny the Existenc
of Anti-American Factions

WASHlNGTON. oct. p. The .hird and
hnal session OF the board OF direc.o-s OF
the Catholic University OF America this
morning WAS very brief. and the only bus
INES Transacted WAS that OF en- insinS the
annual meeting from the "Wednesday a.
ter Easter which IN practice had been
found generally iEconyenient, 20 the sec
Ond Wednesday OK October. In order 10
coincide with the annual meeting Of arch
bishops.
The beard also issued tho following
statement before adJouTning:
The bCgrd wishes IL 10 toe understood
by the pl bile taat ghere are Absolutely no
factions or sectional differences amongst
the members. The election OF The candi-
dates for the reotorship was unanimous.
TO speak OF the triumph OF this or that
party. III conservatism or liberalism. ua-
tionalism or American. Is TO misreprc-
sent tho whole situation tll the mem
bers OF the boerd are ea ally American
in spirit They have but one thought.
ana that is the welfare OF the university
and its steady progress TO the highest
Catholic education
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-23

SANDY HOOK. VA. Oct. 22.-Special
Al barbecue furnished by the Re
publicans OF Louisa an@ Hoeenia"a
rouuties to dly. Cd large crowd-aDont yol
Us addressed ly Hon. l.. J.. Lewis.
p.pubncan candidate for Congress in
the Third di trict. Captain McCaul, cam
didate for Congress IN the Eighth dis-
trot and colonel SiOcuu. OF New Jer-
hey. Judge Lewis spoke first de'o'ihs
ID lew minutes 10 honest elections ana
in this connection referred 10 the reVe"'
srtion az fine Electoral Board Of Hen
riC0 county.
PIE then spoke al length on the money
question closing on the tdrit
Judge Lewis was followed by Cap
tain McCaul who spent a little more
than "a half hour In discussing the inah-
cisl question. while the remainder Of MS
time was given 20 an advocacy OF a
protective tarln.
Colonel slocum followed.