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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-11
MRS. SAREPTA c. WHITE DEAD.

San Francisco Dec. 10 (SpeciaD.-Mrs. Sarepta
c. White one OF the pioneer missionaries OF the
Pacific Coast. died here yesterday. aged eighty
Mrs White was the wife OF Or. Elijah White.
and went TO Oregon from NewYork In 1875 d..
White was the physician or the Methodist Board
Of Missions and the first Indian Agent OF the Pa
chc Coast, being appointed by President William
Henry Harrison. Mrs. White tnught one OF the
first schools in Honolulu on her way 10 the Pacific
Coast and had class u one hundred Indian boys
and girls near Salem ore. where the Whites were
stationed for five years. From her husband Mrs.
White learned med cine and she had e1tensv.
practice during her residence In oregon. She trav
eed several hundred niles in a canoe down the
willamette and up the Columbia 10 attend tho wife
OF Dr. Whitman. on her return her canoe was
capszod and her baby Of nine months was drowned.
In 1912 Mrs White returned to Now- York to edu-
cate her Children ard while there took her own
degree IN medicine. She returned 10 San Francisco
In ~ where her husband had located In her nb-
sonce and practlsed medicine there until lSag. She
acquired quite Il large property. Her husband died
eighteen Years ago. She had four sons OF whom
but one survives her The other three were drowned
two IN the willamette and one In the Sacrament
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-11
WHAT CORNELL WANTS OF YALE.
,-r,E-YEAR AGREEMENT PROPOSED At THE
ALBANY CONFERENCE

rrvE-YEAR AGREEMENT PROPOSED At THE
ALBANY CONFERENCE
,...c, ~ Y. Dec ia persc. influential IN
,, affairs AZ Cornell said TO the Associated f'ess
o-,er to-day: while am not acquainted win
80 f,l details OF the Albany conference you ca"
s,.te tina, 1t practically an exchange OF views
-. oil uartes. Our representative went the'e ~
s..,e Cornelrs position. which has already oeen
,ade known in the press. and 10 learn the Gisrosi-
lion Of the other universities. and what they had 10
noer He received no positive assurance that faIe
mould accede TO Cornelrs demand for a nNe-yeaT
agreement In fact. rather discouraged N mo
idea There IS great reason for secrecy IN mo
matter az the public already knows the policy OF
zach university with the possible exception OF liar-
ward. which is not In a position to take positive
stand as yet but 1t is well known that she Is favor
able 10 Cornell
The three captains will now report the result OF
the talk and II then remains ,or the older heads or
race question one way or the oiheT MINK tns VII
he done next week. for n Cornell Is not admitted 70
the Yale Harvard race she Will either consider me
advsa bility OF again going to Henley. or ms Is
not feasible, planning grand regatta on inc ttuu
SON 20 which Columbia and pennsylvania Will oil
course be parties and in which every university IN
the country which maintains crew will be Invited
i" am quite confident however. hat Yales coun-
sellors who have 80 wisely guided tho policy OF tho
Blue In the last two years. Will advise that corner
request be granted This being So 1t not only means
sumption OF baseball and football games, which IN
the last five years have been broken or because or
lion OF Yale To meet Cornell the water. With this
brought about Cornell Will be absolutely at peace
with the whole college world IN atheucs
1T may Re stated authoritstively thai. no matter
what arrangements Cornell makes with Harvard
and Yale Pennsylvsna and Columbia VIII have tho
crews on the water
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-11
FIRE N A SCHOOLHOCSE.

49, FANNY MORNING. BLAZE ON THE FAST SIDE
Public School No 70. In fIrst-st.' pe'"ee" 80
and Second ayes caught nre In some unkno""
name, Yesterday morning and was so badly dam
aged that II In not ikely that school can De "e'a
there for a number OF days at least II was 10 INC
r~ar part Of tho building that the nre was IT'S
covered and two assistants OF ;he )anItor' VINO
were asleep the hfth hoor. did not "ho" o' ''''
fire until the nrenen got there
rho a.. was discovered by woman who lives IN
, ,er.n,en,.hou.e IN the rear Of the school mo
nre had broken out under the hoorng on me So
ond noor and had eaten iis way aohs ~ . IL hcSor.
- "a rcochod tho roof between IN" vans osloIu
4, was discovered The nremen tore open We "uo'
Ing and walls and after cons!der%o' uihIorbii ,ha,
',s - In urt,iug our the fire II Is thcugnt WV
Tho rr. was .rnoudering for number OF NOUS s
tcror. tho suo kc noticed by the woman " ~,
49, ',eneu"n,-housc The damage was ABOUT
f5 y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-11
RAILROAD CHANCES ~ THE SOUTH.

A, agreement, has been reached between the bo's
Committee and the Southern Railway |oihpA"'. .
under which IN. Memphis and Charleston hn''foa.
can ~ reo~garlzcd substantially under the pan VI
IL, Iselin Committee As all parties are no" III ~
cord tho Reorganization can pe piomP.N s'''.s
:. .s 81. nron.r,v become A portion Of he South
ern Railway system. ,..,,...
tn. control o. the Cape Fear and fad<lh '"'eS
Railway has passed 20 tho s'nboard ana hoahoA'
Railroad Company and the property VIII nerea,Nr
b, opern.ed under n perpetual lease by inc oe"
board Air Lane syr'rrl Tho seahoufd gun
90. ,o,d ~ opera,e hc road for Is per cHit OF 'e
,,-o-s receipts and 10 MAINTAIN IN" ecu ','ei. ~
10 road In good condition. mud II there !. any sui
80. 80 Tho navmcnt of guaranteed interest," h'
$50. frnr, the Il per cent allowed as rental. -
wall 10 applied 20 n dividend on IN" pfeierr'n s'o"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-11
pIrRyOTIeM BEGINS AT HOME.

Under N. auspices Of tho CITY History O'un "
,...n,. WI. given last night 81 Sherrys ny Fro-
-, yroodrow Wilson, o. Princeton, on "PAtflot-
,.r, pes,a. A, Home" James ". Alexander INTRO
duced the lecturer. Mrs.. Robert Able maze pea
Tor tho services Of young men OF education VINO
ware willing 10 teach one evening week
Among those present were seth Low H,ch"'n
- cud.r = l. GodkIn Dr. Albert Shaw.
C,a,,., De KAY Clarence ". Bowen and Burton
y Harrison. The committee IN cnnrse o, w, ~
,a,r included Mrs Robert Able. Mrs } Ihhchs H.
posworth and Mrs Charles Ravens Royce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-11
GENERAL RIVERA SAILS FOX SPAIN
MILITARY OPERATIONS IN cUsA-REcEPrIoN Al
THE PALACE.

MILITARY OPERATIONS IN CUBA-RECEPI1o" Al
THE PALACE
Havana Dec lo-General Rus Rivera. the rs
rent leader who captured In March i" .on.
i-fov!nce OF Pinar del Rio by the 0pa,' Ohio wa,
under General Hernandez de Veasco. ana ""o "'
rocnr.Iv hardened by a royal decree. mas pee" re-
Isased from the Cabanas Fortress wheie u. -.
,mnrlsoned for several months ana saleo 'o' "
the steamer Colon for Caez. his hom'. X,
The Colon carries also back 10 Spdi" oe" -,
bred sick wounded or otherwise ihcapa'''"
diers. .. ~.
,or,ro m. diminishing OF the last ten days the
,,surgont. have lost ll3 killed and IS taken PRISON.
ers Eight chiefs and officers ara % a'ne' y. -,
have surrendered to tho Spanish Inc opa''.
umn during the period has iost o',' -,
and q soldiers killed. with IL Officers anu i' ''
oilers wounded. . <.t.
1ro, Cossio cousin OF Senorita Evangelina Coss!o'
rho wa. IN charge Of the insurgent dynamite corp
+, the Province OF Puerto Principe. IS oea"' ii'
died at the insursent camp ,h. zane fields OF
the plantation OF san Jose. this province pe''"s'''1
Gencral Pando has ordered the constructor OK
forts at the ord in the RIVE Csrto norm c 81 in
order 10 prevent the passage Of the &c
from the Bayamo and Manzanila dls,lc's 'i'o '
iWsrsha u Bianco the captain General held re,
oeption al the Palace last night; Ihere, whs
The t,ni,ed states Consul-(ieneral Camera! tNS,,
hugh Lee. introduced 10 the CAPTAIN era
Assistant
I,asssd Assi+iant Surgeon n. D. Gedciags OF We
United S,qtes Marine Hospital service mo na,o
ahlIsh laboratory here for the purpose o. IN
vcssating tho cause and nature OF yeiIow "a
nj SewIorcans Alfred Mey.I' Ard Bafon Bapra
=, Ncw-Orlear. delegate 20 the InterAa t.o.a.
T ~, ncout,caI Congress at Brussels. In August
last, were also introduced. Among nose P'ese"'
were all the newslape: correspohdenIs. t., an.
~ ron,ain-C,eneral most roCr'eous IN e.I-
,erta,nne III guest The .onyersaiiion was csl
- ,.,.nr, no salon containing the portraits OF
All tho Captain Generals OF Gu cuba. 81, o'clock
-, III, in the Jesuit Church 20 MISS biahCa
nroch Among those present were the Cap,saih-
earcrai md six hundred invited guests 'ncIudihs
GENERA az w. hest society Of Havana.
The insurgents fred cGnnot shos mo 'n en-
,he Manzauilio district. destroying the ooii.
- - rhcv have forbidden cane-grindlng IN mat
ers, nv under threat OF burning the cane
fields.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-11
JOCKEY MARA RULED OFF.

At a meeting OF the stewards OF the National
Steeplechase and Hunt Association. he'd yesterday
at the Office OF the association. No l73 Fifth-ave at
which there were present s. Rowland Robbins. j. g..
Heckscher +. Gebhard j. G. Foilansbee Dr.. J. O..
Green and Colonel Edward Morrel the report OF
the stewards OF the Washington Jockey Club In the
matter o. the suspension o, Jockey Mara for pulling
Mars Chan In the steeplechase run al Bennings.
D. c. on Saturday. November l3. was taken up:
After Mara had been heard in his own defence and
other Testimony taken, IL WAS unanimously voted
that the action Of the stewards Bennings be sus
tained and that Jockey Mara be ruled off. The
cases OF Jockeys McInerney and Dunlap were. In
their absence postponed for one week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-11
CALIFORNIA FRUIT ~ LONDON.

KEEN COMPETITION AT YESTERDAYS AUCTION
SALES
London. Dec. 1o-There was keen competition to-
day for the consignment OF California fruit which
has Just arrived here in perfect condition. The
200 cases OF pears Bloch's packing. were sold
Garcia & Jacobss half-cases brought S. 10 los
and whole sold for las. TO lss one thou
sand six hundred cases Of California Newtown pip
pins we're auct,oned of at from les. 10 rs Two
hundred cases OF navel oranges brought from l's
Cd 20 lss TIE fruit was the best ever seen at this
lime o. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-11
AGAINST THE COLORED ART STUDENT.

baltimore. Dec 10 (spec!aD.-The long contest OF
poh.,, " Clark. jr. colored. for admission to tho
MARYLAND School OF Art and Design has been ue-
clded against him. II was a vigorous hght 10 pre'H
down the color line at this institution. Judse
Richie dismissed the petition for mandamus. ana
found against Clark on every point. declaring IN
.ubs,ance that he could not ask for such mandamus
80, IN. Constitution Of the United States. under
Tho ordinance OF the Mayor and City Council or
undor the contract Of the city with the Maryland
,r,,,,,,a Ciark's counsc. Immediately entered an
nrder of nppeal The Will be taken TO the
Court OF Appeals OF Maryland. II may reach tho
YynI,sd States Supreme Court. ms question OF In
depreciation OF the Constitution OF the United states
10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-11
c,rr,p sTE,uER's ROUGH VOYAGE

r,r,.,ol Dec. lo-The British steamer Chicago
Cuv CAPTAIN Sendell. from Ncw-fork on NO.
v.mber a. which arrived mere yesterday reports
having encountered heavy confused sea on p.-
$50 IN latitude a. north and longitude Il west.
drr,rc which she labored and strained heavily
.,nn,rs much water The steamer was also
Thrown on her beam ends Her cargo sht,ed nna
W. Nudge rails ard cattle fittings were damaged
sba 20, FORTY. one head Of cattle during the voyage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-11
CHARGES or BAD FAITH.

THE cAsr OF r 81. KrcHING TO COME 'r
AGAIN TO-DAY.
TIL. case OF Frederick Mcfienry kitch'hs' sen
fenced by Judge Asphalt few days ago 10 "se
wears in Sing Sing viii be brought up again ~
no Kings County Court before Judge Asp'hai ,"'S
forenoon on application for PERMISSION ~ WV"
.on. ,h. ,roa ~ guilty made by K!tchins and sub
.,ltute ore OF not guilty. -, !, 4, .,,d
The basis Of the Application WIN BE- ns,I Is talf
orn.v Miles for his alleged breaking faith WIN Iue
counsel ~ the accused In promising TO nave kncn-
Ing II possible. sent 10 the E''n'ra Ne''' "
stead OF 10 Sing Slng.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-11
THE TURCO.GRECIAN TREATY.

1ondon. Dec Io.--The text Of the dehnitive
treaty Of peace between Turkey and Greece wh''h
will be published here tomorrow contains "oou'
,or-,rg respectively to the commercial convention
and consular immunties. The treaty amirihes tns
nrcliminary peace terms, all the points OF winch
have already been published
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-11
LAKELAND AFTER HAMBURG.
THE ryRFMAN's VISIT TO LOUISVILLE NEGoTiAr-

THE rURFMAN's VISIT TO LOUISVILLE NEGoTIAr
o., ING WITH MADDEN
Lexington KY, Dec. 10 (Spec!a) A sensation was
created In turf circles to-nigh, when William f.
Lakeland, OF New-York who passed through here
going TO Louisville. told several turfmen that ne
had bought Hamburg for a big price The long
distance telephone was put In operation. and John
F. Madden was called up at the Gait House. IN
Louisville and asked as 10 the truth OF Lakeland
statement
LEFT him ~ answer the phone II Is also true that
ne has come 10 buy Hamburg, but II is not true
that have sold him Mr. Lakeland can have him
II he pays my price which Is the largest ever given
for an American Thoroughbred. He Will look az
Hamburg tomorrow. and II he gives my price l
will turn the horse over TO him. Otherwise HAM
burg will remain In Kentucky
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-11
A STRUGGLE WITH A BDRGL3K.

MRS pr-erS RETURNS FROM MARKET IN TIME
TO INTERFERE WITH RoBBERl-rHE
MAN CAPTURED.
Mrs. Ulta Rubin. sturdy woman io''' '0'
years old who lives the second hoor' front VI
No ls6 Ludow-st. had n desperate struggle WIZ"
n burglar M noon Yesterday. Upon returning from
marketing she found a man In the parlor lying
Nd a bundle The fellow sprang NJ Mrs Ruo'h
who fought him desperately and screamed wh'ch
brought the other tenants who came just III ''''o
10 see the burglar running down the stairway!
The cry of stop thief was raised and there was
n large crowd In pursuit before he reached tious
ton-st The burglar turned into liouston-sI an"
ran toward Esscx-st. and was captured by Polics-
man Rarnitz who took him to the Eldrdge-st sia-
ZION where he gave the name Of Timothy sum
van twenty-six years old. but refused 10 give III
address. l., ,ho I-seex
Mrs Rubin unable to appear IN the IN fbo
Market Police Court Yesterday alteTiiooH' !" ~
course Of her struggle with the burglar she va
burned by being forced against the stove. p"S s
clan dressed her burns. on the burglar VIZ u IL
covered Jimmy and a bunch OF skeleton sesa. nc nc
will be arralgned In Essex Market fo''ce 'o"'' "
Aav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-11
WORKING FOR THE wIRE-NAIL POOL.

Negotiations looking toward a consolidation Of
the wire nail manufactures Of the country were
continued yesterday. The directors Of the Illinois
Steel Company met at No. a Wall-st. in the after
noon and the proposed wire-na pool took up
good part Of the time OF the meeting. 1t was
learned that the present plan is to have sixty OF the
largest manufacturers come into the combination
involving about @s0o 0O IN capital. The legal
steps for forming the wire-naii pool will probably
not be taken until after the holiday Already
right and negotiations are pending for the purchase
Of others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-11
rur STRANDED ROSEDALE ABANDONED

Kingston. ont. Dec io--Ihe "r'cNr'' az W..
no ..o,,or Rosedale stranded on East Charity
shoals have stripped the vessel and abandoned
her II had been hoped that the machinery ana
boilers would be saved. The vessel was BULK oy
Crn,eIe Hasar,y & Geddes. at Sunderland Eng.
land Her original cost was in the ne'shoo'hoou
:, ,,- M and she was attcrward heightened al an
~ oxnense OF $50 0oO She was the hrst steer
ALL RAJ ever carried cargo from England 20
l'hlcnEO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-11
MILWAUKEE BONDS DECLARED ILLEGAL

Madison, Wis. Dec. 1o.-The Supreme Court to-
day afirmed the decision Of Judge Ludwig Of the
Milwaukee Superior Court. in the case OF John r.
Burnham. as a taxpayer Of the city OF Milwaukee.
against the city officials. to restrain them from
signing bonds for the purpose Of erecting and op-
Grating a municipal garbage plant.
The bonds therefore, which were sold few days
ago to r. L. Day Co. OF New-York for sl3s.2z2.
hut which have been held In since that time
at the First National Bank Ia Milwaukee will not
be delivered to the purchasers The decision makes
the issue illegal. and consequently the bonds are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-11
rIcT TTNE-FOR THE WEST.

c-bcvenne Wyo. Dec. Io.-A record-breakns ihs.
run ba. been made by the Union Pacihc eas,uou ~
~. ,,.,r which was run as the second section OF
.o.,,ound No. 2. made the run between Upton fnd
wam.utter station on the Wyoming division, ~
The rate OF rs miles an hour from 10y ina ,,,no
~, c,bnev a distance Of io2 miles the running ti'mo
Vas n minutes From sidney TO North tat,e. ~,
miles the time WAS ~ minutes. oe'hs wv ~
run In the history OF the road
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-11
ROrTOv'S NEW GAS SYNDICATE.

Boston. Dec. l0.-The largest amount ever repre-
sented IN mortgage decd recorded NJ the Middle
Registry OF Deeds is named IN ono Jus, MED
at Eas, Cambridge. The amour, Of tho mortgage
is 81 5000, and Il wa made 10y tho New-Frgiani
Coke and Gas company TO the Central Trust Com
pany OF New-N York IN Connection with the arrapKe-
nent by which a syndicate has taken charge Of
Boston's gas business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-11
PRIZE DOG srRAyGLED AT A SHOW.

Pawtucket. r. I. Dee. io-The dog ana poultry
show under the auspices OF the Rhode Island O'uo'
had a successful third day. An Incident was inc
death OF Don't Know. the blacK-ahd-.ah 90
bitch owned by Or. H. T. foo'e' OF We" ~"
e., 80 ,orra s,rangc ed on her bench this morn
ing having jumped over partition an ~ 80
ur short on her chain, choked Don No.. 49, sha
nrs. prize az Tie BroohSH STU" '''
was worth 40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-11
ILLINOIS MINERS STRIKE SETTLED.

streator. Ill. Dec. io-The miners strike in this
vicinity came TO an end this afternoon. when A.
/. Sweet general manager Of the Chicago. Will
rn,ngton and vermilon Coal Company. agreed to
pay the price demanded BY the men, which IL "a
cents a ton ior gross weight mining. This prac-
tically settles the strike In all Northern illinois,
and will nut two thousand men at work at once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-11
LOW WATER ~ THE MISSISSIPfI'

a., Louis. Dec lo-The Mississippi River has
reached the Iow-water mark OF 1854 The gauge
stood AT zero At a. m. to-day. The assistant
local weather observer Mr.. Herndoii; says we p'o
49,. are th,, the gorses In the Illinois river Ar
breaklng and this. with the heavy rams III '''
central Wiley. will make a decided riso'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-11
ONTARIO AND TIE TIMBER QUESTION.

Toronto. Dec. io.-In the Ontario Legislature last
night an amendment expressing satisfaction at the
statement that the Government would Introduce
legislation dealing with the timber question was
adopted by a majority OF q. By the Same vote the
House rejected an amendment regretting the alb
sence Of any announcement OF the Governments
policy and declaring for the immediate enforce.
mcnt OF regulations compelling the manufacture OF
sawlogs In the province.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-11
70 SrcrrED PROFESSOR HOLMES

Charlottesville. Va. Dec io.-The Board OF Wa
.,ors OF the University Of Virginia to-day elected
Professor r. Heath Dabncy 70 the chair % history
and uDlitical economy. mad" vacant by tho death
81 Profesyor George Frederick Holmes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-11
D,vOvFTS IN IRELAND TO BE SHARPENEL

Dublin. Dec. 1.-THE Evening Iriegraph ssys
tina, the War once has sent an oroer % Duo.'N
%, The shnrpening OF all sword bayonets IN tHe
.o..,o, y, ,hs regular troops In ireland. The
10 is unprecedented and a perfect mystery TO
both officers and men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-11
DT RUDINI HAS ANOTHER CABINET.

Rome. Dec. io-The Marquis di Rudini has COM
pleted the task OF reconsruc,ing the Cabinet Mar
auls Visconu Venosta has accepted the Foreign
6nice nortfolio The list Of members OF the new
Ministry will be officially issued tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-11

Toronto Dec. l0-I>ord Aberdeen In the course OF
a speech at the Toronto University Medical Society
dinner last night referred to the habit Of bicycle
record riding. having special reference TO the SIX
day race now In progress In New York and strong
ly condemned the practice on account OF the
physical evils IL entails
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-11
CYCLE RIDERS SEEM CRAZY.
prcr THINKS THERE ARE TACKs ON
THE TRACK AND GRAY SEES
GREEN HORSES.
THE GARDEN PACKED WITH CROWD WHICH
ALREADY Halls MILLER AS VICTOR
R1vIERRE LOSES HIS TEMPER AND HAS
FALL. WHICH PUTS HIM OUT OF
THE coNTEsT-RICB LIKELY
TO BE SECOND.
This was the score In the great six days bicycle
,ace in. Madison Square Garden at l:lb O'CLOCK ths


As showing the speed still left in the men, II can
be said that In the twenty-four hours endhs a.
mldnich, Miller had covered 80 miles; Rlce SV
miles: Schinneer %2 miles; Hale, BY miles, anu
Waller 272 miles. Skinner was ridihs III n"e
form at midnight. and It was beginning % loon a
n he may vet give Rice close fight for second
bonors Miller cannot lose. barring a sudden COL
lapse accident.
At Ills o'clock Miller was 2Sa miles ahead OF inc
record for 1l9 hours. This was the score
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-11
and unbeef but II IL the ON iai report ana IL is
recorded here without comment
BRILLIANT SHORT RACES.

Bald made one Of the most daring rides OF the
tournament yesterday and had a narrow escape
from bad fall Just as he was finishing his mile
paced by the French tandem team. he lost his
bearings for an instant and bunked into the tan
dem The spectators held their breath. but Bald
riChted his machine in twinkle. and passed over
the finish line amid thunders OF applause; MS
narrow an escape a moment later. lie just missed
striking Schafer. Michaers trainer: Schafer was
loudly Kissed for his carelessness Eaton mace the
third OF mile in 03o 20
Ertz and Babcock raced two heats OF mile each.
Rabcock won both In 2S7 and 2:e4 3-5. Chase rode
three miles in 6:2s and Michael went five miles In
955. fifteen seconds faster than the track record
Goodman defea ed Stevens in consecutive heats In
Al 1-b
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-11
FRANK HAEDER UNDER ARREST.

Oswego. N. T.. Dec. lo-Frank Maeder. a member
OF the Arm of Rich & Maeder. Of New-York City.
theatrical managers under indictment in Troy for
grand larceny was arrested here to-day. lie vas
taken to Troy to- night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-11
GOOD GOLF on TIE LAKEWOOD LINKS.

Lakewood. y. j.. Dec. 10 (SpecaD.-Perfect con-
ditlons for golhng favored the nth match In the
handicap series for the cup offered by Mrs. George
J. Gould on the links Of the Ocean County Hunt
and Country Club to-day. and those who did
battle for the trophy handed In some exceptionally
FOOD cards The cards turned In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-11
RRAzILIAy BUDGET DEFICIT.

p,o Janeiro. Dec lo--Congress closed Its sessions
,o-dov The Budget deficit amounts to ~oVV"
m,lreis. Increased revenue is expected from aaa'-
tiolal taxation.