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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-28
RATTALJON DRILLS ORDERED.

battalion drills in the school of platoon move
ents have been ordered in the 18th Regiment as fol-
lows. Isl Battalion, consisting Of Companies A, b,
r p and X. April 10; I'd Battalion. Companies d, l.
r C and II. April %. Colonel McCoskry Butt Is re-
ported as recovering from the severe illness which
Frustrated him several weeks ago.
In the competition for the Jones Trophy, which
took place at the armory on Wednesday night
Companies u and broke the armory records The
targets were placed at 200 and 800 yards. and teams
of ten men each competed, each firing seven
Shots AT each target; The best armory record up
10 that time was 593 points. Company finished
with 5Ss points and was followed by Company Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-28
Tho apereCate of the other companies was:
RECORDS BROKEN
SUCCESSFUL INDOOR GAMES OF THE ODD
REGIMENT.
COMPANY WON THE PERPETUAL PRIZE CUT.
AND A TEAM Of DEAF-MCTES WAS De
FEATED AT BASKETBALL.


AND TEAM Of DEAF-MUTEs WAS DE
FEATED AT BASKETBALL.
The eleventh indoor games OF the I'D Regiment
Athletic Association brought large crowd OF spec
tators to the Bedford-ave. armory last night.
All the went off smoothly under the dlrec-
ton of President George A. Wingate.
Major ~ b. Thurston, 22d Regiment. served as
referee for all the contests except cycling races
which were refereed by VIII r. Pitman. OF the
State Racing Board. L. a. w.
The Judges were Lieutenant Colonel A i. Kline.
I4th Regiment: Captain G. A. Wingate and Captain
j. b. ChristoffeL
W. Du Bots, OF Company X ran 30 yards IN 80
seconds breaking the armory record OF D 10 sec
onds which he himself made on November H. 1871
The other events resulted as follows
hundredyard dash. hanaicap-Frst heat Won ss ey
Carhar, cqmp@Hy a. u iee Gompany X scratch
Time-1O S-5 sec Third heat by w O. Dam; oo an,
r Mnn by A! G. Porter. Company H. Tme-i Final
heat won by Du Bots; Damn. second I1me-lo 20 sec
Exhibition halfile military team bicycle oTGc
Won by SI Company x. Time-4 min. a7is sec
sa9' Company II Tms~3Isl..
Nina" ss ssyS: 7 K nsyls' BY w.
,. one1~ !c T Vspd .a"e rimss by 'e"'
and tor,gyard nun ande .s Ts ?,
broke the arnlory OF cos seconds made by r. B.
Greene in 1892.
-hundred-yard-hurdle race (handfcap-Won py r. o.
Greene Company F Scratch. ,nme-13t SEQ
Two hundred and-wenty-yard dash novice ecratch)-
Eft .e heat se"cnd by beat won by Walton
Time-27ab sec. Final heat by F. Il Rodd' company
Tme-26>s sec
One mile bicycle race (handcap)-Won by c A. Cnri-
son Company X ,25 yards. Time-2:8' 10 H. : MI
in ana G. J. Walker Company 90 yards placed third
Two hundred and twenty-yard dash handicap)-f1rst
heat won by " Du Bots Company scratch: eecond
heat won by Damn. Company + % YARDS; miro hea,
won by A. c. Porter Company II Is YARDS F1naI hea,
won by Du Bos Time-23 A. breaking the recoru
of 2s a.
One-half mile walk (handlca by j. H. Bogarnus
Company F q seconds). Time-34sd- 30
T'wo-hundred- and twenty yard hurdle race novice
scratch)-~Won by Elodet Company X Time-S3 3 sec
One half mile (handicap).Won by j. b. Mngar'
Company II 90 yards Tme-213 ID
Sack Race-Won by F. r. Coffin. Company A. Time
IL Is
mum Company X scratch. Time-512 81. beating
record Of 5:44 4 D
22o yard hurdle Chandicap)-won by F. S. Green,
Company F. scratch Time-3l 80 sec
Running high Jump O1andicap,-Won by A A. Fornan-
tr Company X. scratch; actual jump, feet inchess
Putting sixteen pound shot (handicap)-Won by 4 A.
Fornlan ir Company X, feet inches; second X |.
feet i inch breaking record OF "a feet 10 inches by A. b.
Wise April T. 1894
Pole vault (handicap)-Won by L. J. Mygatt Company
A % inches): actual jump. feet inch.
In the basketball game the Eastern District
Y NJ c. A. defeated the Farnwood Athletic Asso-
citation (deaf-mu.es). The teams lined UP as fol-
lows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-28
4 FARMER SHOOTS A THIEF.

Woodbury. y. j.. March H.-Clayton Shuster, a
farmer shot and dangerously wounded Frank
Vowtinbower while the latter was trying TO escape
arrest early yesterday morning Nowtinbower was
caught by Shuster in the act of robbing his hen
nary THE farmer waited until he got a good op-
nortunity and he then demanded that Nowtin-
bower surrender This the latter refused to DO and
,riod 10 Get away. The farmer then drew MS shot
nir and the contents OF the barrel went into
Tnwtinhowcrs body. The latter fell and physi-
clans summoned Ihey salu 'ha' ne H'ish'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-28
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

,.,,ag, March 27-rhere was very fat wheat market
b.r. the ranee only ~ cent the last price n cent
under Fridays rather favored the pu'i'' '
there was too little speculation TO permit any au'"'
oven 10 prevent a decline. May opened at ia cents s
between 49,. cents and 12. cents. and closed at 'e "
tom C1earances for the week. IiocOO bushels Hno"eu
scht increase and the days clearances were $500
Lushes Argentine shipments small. 22'V'O o"Sn
els against 3.l bushels the week PIcHnuS -
i36ooo bushels the same week s ~, bushels against
s3ll bushels for the ssme peyu ' aec,,on Duluth
pool I'D. consos were on = ,a, Friday Mir
r~as announced $50 barrels OF flour sold yeseLHS
New-Yo declared that Its decrease IN sJc~ Than
Northwestern resspts y w Years ao
cars against i0s last year and ~ TWO fscuat,on
rr,afc rrop renorts to number OF almost 2o RON
illinois Indiana and Missouri received Dy I In ali the
,, from, 20 10 Is per cent The late curb was strong
with Nav ~ cents bulish report OF Inc oi'"''
Corn was steady unevcnful May selling csn,
2iiA and 2i's and losing az ="spTos Nnnev ,.ables
- 20 lover Cicarances 10000 bushes anu
500 900 for the week Argentine shipments were -f'~
ninnin demand here old corn. which Bnitimore
evidently needed to mix with some new mel o., ,n,dav
Sa,nnles we're steady Information from the west very
where Is that mud IL hub deep ana thht any 'Po''"
movement from hands is unlikely soon A., ali
mo oats range was wider than the corn. Nay sell
Ing between II and 1fisGlIi, ana cosinS AZ 20 Sr
sellers Kscep,s Were ar tr,dy scaoard clearances
~ 0oo bushels: a charter reported for 5000 bushels
The weather this week has been favorable Tor se''"s
weather Ia promised Tor 10 morrow. ,o, sh,-a
There enough selling ~ proyslohfi "a su"I ,,,a ar
The buying by the English packers IL was on que
II 600 had with 5000 estimated for Monday and l1Oo
for next week. ,. .,o.., .. -ou c3-oy
the e%re Pgs SH May wheat siSsen on at May corn
we're 24s,d2iH. cents; calls" 2fi4a2fs cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-28
HOARD AND ROOMS.

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20 WEST 26TH ST. MIG.LEkS hoi ~,
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SD ST. 81 WEST ,E:esant back tx p nbysi,
- eec.nd and third story front rooms .
bouse and table superior; moderate te'e'-
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,-r,tsT 43e WEST. Board. large fur
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50 weekly.
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water: heated. excellent neishhorIhoo'h on sd
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-, o,,,cs for doctor or dentist; eXtreih'y
reasonable. references.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-28

Jasnogrodsky and II. Rosenfcld divide the first
and second prizes. Sournin wins the third prize but
Tor the remaining prizes the fight has TO be con-
finued for another week or TWO.
Huntington won rapid-transt tournament at
Che City Chess Club Wednesday. He had TO
beat Argoud. White and Helm, and 10 accomplish
che feat Doyle took the second and Helm the third
prize ,,u,
game. won by TschigOrin against the bohemian
EXPERT. KOtrc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-28
DIED FROM HYDROPHOBTA.

Pittsburg March 27.-Philip James. well-known
citizen OF Braddock. died at the West Penn Hos
pital early this morning from hydrophobia. Mr..
James was received at the hospital yesterday
afternoon. He bitten by dog about three
weeks ago He fifty years OF age, and WAS
an employe Of the Edgar Thomson steel works.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-28
THE PRESIDENT APPOINTS TWO CADETS.
Washington. March 27.-Ths President has filed


the two vacancies allotted 10 him At the Naval
Academy by the appointment Of John Downes )r
of Quincy Mass. of Lieutenant John Downes
Of the Navy and John Rodgers jr.. son of Lieuten-
ant Commander John Rodgers executive officer OF
the Indiana The President has followed
Mr. Cleveland's rule Of making these appointments
at large from sons OF Army and Navy officers who
have no other means of securing such appoint
menfs He selected these names from list of
about nifty applicants. and more applications have
been coming to him daily from all parts OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-28
Whi.e-Pillsbury.

Notes for The Tribune by showalter and Pills
bury:
ta) In tn. thirteenth game 30 was played here
,bJ II 10 R--Q KIT kt-Q 4. 800 2 Oh = 10
3 NJ. X ] p. with az least an equal game
(c) Perhaps q Y . Is better.
to) Probably best. preventing P-B 4
,e, Forced IL ~ X !. X 70 oh, % K-B BIB a.
3, R-Kt :. R-Q !, with an easy Won game ,,.
! % 81 BIB 4. p R-Kt {. RIB 2 should win without
much difficulty
~ An error. BIB held the pawn.
IN, 81 BR . keeping the two bishops onered some
chances OF winning.
The sixteenth game Will be played at the Hamil-
Ron Club Monday.
The Manhattan handicap has now advanced TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-28

I.
TTNHE METROPOLITAN STREET RAILWAY
l. COMPANY and the BROADWAY AND SEVENTH
AVENUE RAILROAD COMPANY having filed their pe,i-
ton bearing date March % 1897, the Common Council
Of the City York praying FOR its given
TO the construction and operation horse
power or by an underground Of electricity. Q.
double track the periti0ners'
railroad viz: branch ~ the railroad
the Metropolitan Street Railway Company commencing
AT the intersection the Bowey and Delaney street
running thence souhery in upon the Bowery Brooms
street and westerly IN upon BrCome 70
the construction.
branch the or
broadway seventh Avenue Railroad Company
rnenclng al the westerly side ~ Broadway Broome
street and running thence easeriy in upon Brooms
and 10 the union thereof
street which is point not over onehalf mile from such
petitioners respective lines routes upon Delaney srs.
and upon and the establishment by TIE
construction 81 the connection ~ FOR publ,
upon the surface OF said BoHery Brooms
Now therefore pursuant directions given me in
resolution which opted by tho Common Council
March %. 1897. and approved by the Mayor. March =
1891 public notice II such application IS hereby given AMI
that at The Chamber II the Board Of Aldermen IN the
City Hall. in the city u New York. Thursday thu
18th day Of April 1891. O'Clock in the afiernoon
such application u said railroad companies will be frs,
considered and public hearing had thereon.
All persons Interested in tho application notified %
be present the and place aforesaid an opp,r.
'uny will be given them to De heard in relation thereto
WIN. II. TEN ENCK
Clerk Common council
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-28
WITH QUEENS AND ROCKS
THE PILLsBURY- sHowALTER MATCH
A TIE.
~r,n.vs CAME LEFT HoNoRs EAsy-MUCH IN
TEREsr IN THE CONTEsr-NoTEs OF
OTHER CHESS FIGHTS.


OTHER CHESS FIGHTS.
The position OF the players in the championship
chess match is exactly the same at IL was ias'
week The three games played resulted III
srictorv for Pllsbury for Showalter and draw
trhe scors therefore reads: Pilsbury. G. showalter
&. drawn s. There was, however, some excite
ment IN local chess circles after the kentuckiah
sixth win on Tuesday morning.
According to the rules OF the match. the WINNER
was 10 be he who first won seven games nut III
case Of each player winning six games the ma'c"
was TO go on until one had won ten games
when play was resumed yesterday morning. III t"e
fifteenth game Of the match. Whites drawing
chances steadily improved under careful Eursihs
and after forty-seven moves the ara" was
agreed 10.
The players send The Tribune the following ac-
count of the ending of their game: 'Whites very
considerable difficulties had begun to lessen VINE"
che game was adjourned. and they were one os one
surmounted by accurate play, so much SO 'ha'
finally a draw was the only outcome. Black nav
sng missed his certain win on his twenty-sevehth
and twenty-eighth moves. The game follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-28
4 CHTRCR DESTROYED BY FIRE.

Troy y. Y. March 1.-THE Presbyterian Church
at Mechanicsville destroyed by fire this morn
ing The loss is placed than SIP 90. In
surance one-half. The church damaged by
FIRE six weeks ago. The flames this morning caught
from heater.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-28
hi SiNESS CHANCES

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-28
TRAIN-LOAD OF KANSAS BROOMCORN.

Topeka Kan. March IA special train loaded
with Kansas broomcorn started for Syracuse. ".
" yesterday There twenty-one cars, and all
are decorated with pictures showing the process
through which broomcorn goes from the fields to
the factory. Banners and cartoons adorn the cara
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-28
r-r-pcpDAN FINANCIAL. MARKETS.

London March 81. 100 p m.-consois. III l3-io ,or
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Central iOii. Pennsylvania. 53H. Reading. ll%; Mex
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-28
Correspondence.

Solution 70 No. ls2-B-B 4
Correct solutions received from G. y. Runcsted New
York; James Jones. Jacksonville. Fla; j. MeS,reery
Rrooklyn: T. W. Engberg. Brooklyn s. B. Howell
Painted POST y Y Hyman Stein Brooklyn: Amateur
New York: Rock" Concord H.: the Rev. Louis
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York: H. s. Duryea. New-York. y Tompkns, New
York; ''W. H. c. Brooklyn; Dr.. A. H. Baldwin, Nor
walk Conn. II T. Daniels. New-York Courtenay Lemon
Eew-York. ..,
Fourn. Hacket Ark. and y. rompkins New-York. for
additional correct solutions 10 No. ISL
.'H c." Barbara. Cal. forwarded an additional
No $50 In No l7p there ought be
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-28
THE STATE OF TRADE.

BID May 7ai@S7sao; souihefn by sample s50Sc stock.
April 2s Sus' BID May 2s4a@so u june 2c BID july
Pc 2sc; steamer mssd ~. &C., southern on Whit.
sales $500 bush. Oats firm; No white 2'i4a26c DO
nearby 1855. western 4oi.c io 5oobus.
Hay quiet Grain rcigh's quiet cotton quiet middings
sac; short ribs sides and clear sides bulk &c; sugar
Lard refined 5i,c Butter FIRM fancy creamery 2a22c;
fancy lsde l3gi+c; store packed. 9aioo Eggs quiet
Boston. March 27-Flour quiet and unchanged spring
rsens s. $SaS eo sle ar ana 'r aa s. .oA 5
81 80 cornmeal quiet at Giad6e bag. 81 +ogsi 70
8 corn t que, Stea f5nrv cnH G 80 So cppe
26c No 2 DO 25c; lower grades. 9iG24'sc. Millfeei
Mntr b sRS s 5? s5 10 mddne si2 - rd dog
D 9G e Sit 81 ss o hscEs $40 4s ~ Hans - ioc
Lard. dc bacon ai0c. Fresh beef slow: steers 5sD
N:rihcrn cieanerJ 4a22e western oa2ea ine,iin
iiness. S@7'sc Veal sGIoc cheese steady: Xor,hern
I2gl:ac Wsiep Wl,.rn Fac is 9%e' N ney he
Beans quiet yellow 81 loa5l 10 red hdGe - 2oa
n i '@as5e roul'r, qei' we.er2 aeysy IA
nc s GGeE' c Green Mounans S5 Roc IS
s. 25q$ so Lemons; 81 @o@$3 Hay quiet choice slaa
>7 Leather arm. hem;oek .ae non acid drsts. 20
seconds 20; Union sole hrs's' 2''e seconds 'a2'c
Buffalo. March Spring wheat NJ hard s3,a
80 rea So SO on 5 5or $50 ' %s o e Sa' 81 $50
c,rn oisc. 80 ? d. 2Gi9c on track oats quiet. 80
chic ~ c. No 3 d. 2na.c: 80 mixed 1s on track
O., AN 4, . 3gc asked Flour steady for sprng
riir,e, I5qSoc higher. Mllf-ed firm. unchanged
Chicago March 1.-THE leading futures ranged as fol
low o,. ., t., ,-,.
Mh'A'' no - - III -p17oi. -t.,g71a ~
Nay s2,g55g'. 7ap5l', '2'.a35f,. =, 5 81
July ,,.''''''''' "''aa5, 90 CO., 80 co..
r ~ ..
March ....... 23a.a237. 237. a.a237. 23s. a2S7.
IL TT. 25s, o5s.G25s. ~. ~
Seotcrber ....... 26'. 267. 2G2, go. a267.
49, ~ o.
oats NO . go .. 900
March ............ lGA 1914 li't 1914
May .............. LIS l1ikNlI. u l1dlt's
July .............. Is Is Ia. i
Mess pork per Dbl - ,c &c. ,sn
May .............. IS 90 o. = 90 e
Lard. per 100 H.
july .............. - 4" 81 -
short ribs pcr 100 D..
May .............. go 80 = pa 80
Jung - - 80. r,,,r 1,,i s..,,,
oh.n a1'' V sMrng d" 1h9si 7l15%r. \" sprne
wheat, 2 80 red S,ns' - c1h. 40
oaia l'c 10 rye, ~ p'rc. 40 itS 81 5i'
pork per Dbl = ',pSN CO. laid pcr 100 r. ~
a. 80, sh9lt 1s sis 80 r Sln 75
shoulders tb2Ned' - 'Sg>2' En- 's - 80
sss7ls' whskey s5.iers finished 60 per- fl, - -,
s4tS 'u, l'', go Raw sic Boiled ssc on the Prod
uce EHchanee iola} ne Hitei maihsSJ Tas n.n' ~s
ua ef. s IC ~ ~ i'V ''-'' As' ' '' 'He'
easy ,,ss' -, - E7,o, ,,. winter ,,,o,, 6. -
GSi 40 fancy, 81 lVHff 90" neat pu'l, 80 ttI W,
corn steady No mixed pa. oats quiet ~ mixed
l"Al3c lara st.ay' l.es o. s'''' e'l T. lt',,,'
steam steady nj - by ,atrd mat stead shonl-
ders 4'c: 'h9r r'p ,les 80, sg. T.1a, slssi &C.
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

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tUfurnishcd.
Wol LID LET large. rummOdious suit for
bachelor apartments. small family. every
convenience. desirable location near Mad
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Furnished.
MAY TO OCTOBER Furnished apart
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Square; 500 month. IL, i.@71 broadway.
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