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Odds and Rads or sport.

In n practice game at the new balk line game of
billiards on Saturday night with Joe Moss. Slosson Is
credited with averaging 20.
Bryan @. Hughes. the well.known fancy skater Of
England. is out with q challenge to meet any man In
tho world for any amount OF money.
Two important games OF hockey have been sched-
uled for the Clermopt Avenue Rink. Brooklyn. dur.
Ing the week. On Thursday night Yale Will meet the
MontclAir A. c.. and on Saturday night Yale will
line up against Brown University.
The senator baseball team will book games for the
coming season with nrbtclaAs organizations OF Greater
New York, New JerSey, and Connecticut having In
closed grounds, sunday and holiday games only. Tho
Senators will open the season on April ~. For games
address Herman @. Lustig, $50 Avenue b.
Several attempts have been made to bring about q
mixed amateur and professional ~handball match In
which the beat representatives OF each would take
opposite sides, of course AS u friendly exhibition
pure and simple. The proposed teams are Phil Casey
and Mike Egan va. William Carney and James
Dunno. Jr. The match will probably be played 1t
the Jersey City court on Thursday, as the Brooklyn
pair expect TO be on hand.
The annual meeting OF the Brooklyn Rowing Club.
formerly the NAmeleas Boat CLUB, WAS held At the
clubhouse. Brooklyn. on Saturday night. A commit
tee TO revise the constitution and bylaws was APP
pointed aud q resolution passed aS regards taxing q
more active part In local rowing matters. The fol
lowing onnoers were elected: President, Henry J.
Briefly; yioe-P President. Edward n. Gibson; Score
tATy, AndFow r. Grady; Treasurer. Thomas III. HAg-
GeTty, Captain, John ]. WAldmAni FIRST Lieutenant.
John y. C~oughlinI second Lieutenant, @. z. HGnsoni
Executive BoArd-w. .. Dunn. Robert G. CLARK. Q. h.
Lease. W, Y. Buckley and John I. BonhAm.
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pp1E1re cEUp xrErrNs.


wv Elae44 ONNfeu fot tuo ErsN- ~
Trsttsa Trneh.
A special meeting OF tho newly elected BKecu.
tive Committee OF the Driving Club OF New
York was held yesterday afternoon at the ONCE
Of the President. Alfred de Cordoya. There
were present James Butler. Fred Deits. James
McClenahan. Capt. c. II. Mcdonald. Fred T.
steinway, w. L. d. Stokes and Sam Mcmillan.
Tho purpose OF tho conference was to consider
plans for the proposed new track. Five sites
north Of the Harlem River were offered ana
many propositions submitted. One man. whose
name was not made public. but who was proba-
bly, ex.President James Butler. offered to buy the
land, build the track, equip II with the neccu-
eary buildings. and leaso II to the Driving Club.
Seth Grimm. who constructed the fast course &C
Boston where Star Pointer paced In j :o9%, SUI.
mitted q proposition TO construct tho proposed
track. The builder who put up tho grand etana
at Detroit. which are likely to be duplicated
here, furnished an estimate for doing The work.
and another man wanted TO lease the clubhouse
Beyond oxaminina on tho map the different cites
which wcro offered and appointing q sub-com-
mittce to view the ground. the. committee took
no action in tho matter. President Dc Cordova
named as the Committee or. Location JONES
Butler. W. Il. D. Stokes, Fred \. Steinway. Capt,
90 over the ground at an early day and report
back to tho Executive Committee. Notification
having boen received Of tho Meeting next month
OF the stewards of the Grand Circuit, II was. do
cided that the club should 10 represented to
claim dates for a race meeting on tho new track.
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Beadofr No Match FER Ruhis.

BALTIMORE. Jan. 24.-Gus Rubin of Dayton made
short work OF woIff Bendofr OF England tonight be-
fore the Eureka A. C. The Englishman lasted only
one round and q half. and had Rubin not been slow
he could have sent his opponent TO grass before the
hrsI round was ovsr. This was Bendofs first appear
ance ~ the ring in this country. and it viii In all
probability be his last. The men weighed In at 100
pounds. Rubin was In good c0noition. but Bendon
looked beefy. Billy Maiden. Charles Con, ana Pat
Raedy was behind the American. while Mike
attended to the foreigner. The latter was sent
to the floor In the first round and was very groRgy
when he went to his corner. In the second round he
was still groggy. and a right and left hand jab sent
him to grass. He managed to regain his feet. but tho
Appointing,
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Gossip or The Ring.

Jimmy Brophy wants to meet any 11b-pounder.
Bob Armstrong has agreed 10 meet Billy Woods in
q limited round bout Al Denver on Jan. rs.
Jimmy Barry. who 10 at Chicago. Is training hard DO
Casper Leon.
The proposed bout between Charley McKeever and
George Kerwin. who claims to BIO the lightweight
champion Of Chicago, has been declared on.
ts St%% Se SSsRssai 200 sS bind nd q I9 match a With amy S Sss.
tam IN The business. hcoovern prefers q contest with
George Monroe.
aud Eddie santry OF Chieago for twenty rounds at
Toronto ont . on ss,Sr sns night santry did all the night
SYRACUSE. Jan. s4.-The report published this morn
Ing in a New York paper that a sporting man Of this
Corbett and is without foundation.
"Parsop " Davies has Issued = challenge on behalf
OF 1d0 Dsp ho UIeed bay, 20 d mess ao tsat c Eysn IN 2 limited I'm nea
condition. and adds that the Australian will have no
trouble in getting to the middle"eight limit.
Joe Films, the colored Boston bantam, who was
formerly George DiIon's sparring partner, seems TO
be held In high esteem in nstic circles In England.
Films has been made the favorite In the betting In his
coming contest with Charley simpson at London on
next Friday night. *
ford asking the latter TO match Abe Uilman against
Jenries Thorn. Sans new middlewe eight; Thorn is
Should UIimSn refuse TO accspt, Fitzpatrick wiii
match his man against Charley Con.
Jack McAuline. the former champion lightweight
Beach. Tho physic' an In charge diagnosed his case
Of S wood q s SiSSi ais hand during . ' fSisndls sp sossSs
with his big 81. Bernard dog Duke . few days ago.
Buck Connolly. manager OF Peter Maher. says that
the Irishman Is ready 10 cover the %. 900 that Kid
Mccoy Is said 10 have deposited. Connolly stands
ready TO meet Mccoy or his representative on Jan.
"a TO post q deposit and sign articles for q battle.
Connolly will allow Mccoy TO name the nghting
ground.
Kid Mcfarland says he has alnacieatly recovered
from the wouAd In his head which he received re-
Gently ut Bueaio. and has made . match with Harry
Lemon, = rising lightweight. who lately gave such .
wAlloping 70 hlke LeoAafd. MoPaftlAna aad Lemon
fsis 81 jan. IS. ~
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brilliant performances made at last years inter
collegiate meet. when IL won 81 out OF 40 points.
VIII l.. Kristsnstsin Of TerTe Haute IL strongly In.
dorsed for the once OF President OF the Century Road
Club OF America
Frank '. German, the Massachusetts amateur, who
recently lowered the 9t.hour record, has decided TO
race a. q professional this year.
The Thfrieenth Regiment Cycle Club has elected the
following. ohhcors; President. sergeant II. v. Van
Auken; vIoe-President,. Corporal A. s. Johnson; Sec
retary, Priyste l. \. Bridge. Treasurer, Sergeant {. 7.
J. Hooley and Clarence W. Smith.
The Foreatera OF America Wheelmen have elected
the Following officers; President, A. Woods; First
Vice-President. r. Hill; Second Vice President, F. G.
Baruth; Treasurer, Whitening; Financial Secretary,
b.. A. ireland; Captain. II. N. Connolly, Lieutenants.
A. Dhrvoux and William King.
Robert Protin. the Belgian professional. who L. one
OF the best %sprinters In Europe. has decided to
abandon racing.
The Etna wheelmen Of Jersey City Heights have
elected the following onlcers; President. Charles wal
deck; Vice. President. William Nichols; Treasurer.
Henry ltnds; Secretary, William Vaughn; Captain,
George Drever; First Lieutenant, George grevcrt; Sec
ond Lieutenant, Michael Frank; Third Lieutenant.
Thomas barber; Bugtcr: Charles shafbook; Sergeant
alarms. Edmund Gugel.
The Hamilton wheelmen OF Union Hill are having
plans prepared for q 5000 clubhouse, which they
intend TO erect ON she Hudson County boulevard.
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Will the xew York Yacn. Club Move,

The preliminary conference Of the special COM
mittee of the New York Yacht Club, which was
appointed at the last regular meeting for the
purpose Of selecting a new site for the city
house. was held at 67 Madison avenue yester-
day afternoon. All the members of the commit
toe, consisting of former Commodore Edward
NJ. Brown. vice-Commodore Lewis Cass Led
yard. Secretary J. v. 8. oddie. Treasurer f. w.
j. Hurst. and Arthur Ingraham, were present.
Beyond ~electing Commodore Brown Chairman
and Mr.. eddie Secretary, no business was trans
acted. the meeting being called solely for the
purpose of organization.
No place was spoken OF hs q probable site1for
tho new house. and there is little likelihood that
one will be selected without the vote of the club
men at a general meeting, which will be held on
Feb. 10. An ofiicer of the club stated yesterday
that 1t was hardly probable that the organiza.
least five years. as 1t holds a lease for that period.
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grounds adjoining its golf links at Bay Ridge
for the purpose of enlarging the course to
eighteen holes.
Willie Collins. the young professional from
Ryton-on'Tyne. England. who Is at the Rich
mond County Country Club, has notified THE
Sun that he has written to John Shippen. at
Southampton. accepting both of his challenges.
in each instance for a home-and' home match.
The annual meeting of the Metropolitan Golf
Association is TO be held on Feb. l at Del
monico's. About the only business the associa-
ton can attend TO so early is TO elect new
officers. for until the places aud dates OF the
championships are liked the schedule of the
open tournaments cannot DO made UP.
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v hNAsSS - .-
BUFFALO, Jan. 2A.-A conference Of the East
ern League and the Western Loaeue baseball
representatives was held today at the Hotel
IroSuoia. At the Eastern League meeting tho
transfer Of tho Scranton franchise TO Rochester
was confirmed. The owners Of the latter club
are Charles d. white, formerly President OF the
old International League. and William A. Brady
Of New York. Charles Morton will manage the
team. wfkesbarre retains its franchise. being
able TO show substantial financial backing. II
10 said that q brewing company has put up
At the conference Of the Eastern and Western
leagues later the proposed amendments to the
drafting system were considered Last Novem.
Der tho National League was asked TO agree noo
to draft moro than two mon In one season from
any one minor league team. Tho big organise
tion said it would assent to this IL the Eastern
and Western leagues would agree TO q thirty.
day trial period, giving the right TO the National
League to return q player within that time IL he
proved 10 be unsatisfactory. The minor leagues
do not feel that they can agree to this, ana q
committec Of two from each league was appoint
cd to-day TO appeal to the National League TO
adopt the amended system without this provi-
sion. Pat Powers and Ben johnson are on this
committee.
The Eastern md Western leagues agreed to
o resolution to pay no player moro than 1900 n
month. President Powers is going South. for
rest. and will make tho Eastern League sched-
Detroit to-day traded Catcher Macauley to
Montreal for Pitcher Mace Mason, who was once
an Eastern League umpire.
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A Voted rro,uns Course to he Sold.

ALBANY. Jan. 24.-The noted Island Park race
course. about midway between this city and
Troy. belonging to the estate OF the late Erastus
Corning, is to DO shortly offered at auction.
There is a possibility that the track will be
bought up by persons not interested in racing
and converted into a stock farm. There is also
O possibility that the track will be purchased by
a syndicate OF prominent horsemen and restored
to the Grand Circuit. The park is an old one,
having been opened in 1857. Up to about seven
years ago 1t was u member of the Grand Circuit.
For five years the track has been q member of
the Central New York Circuit and under the
direct management of A. p. Mcdonald.
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rho Only woman Breeder Of Thoroughbred in
Kentucky.

LEXINGTON, Jan. 24.-Mrs. John N. Clay, Ken
tucky's only woman breeder Of thoroughbreds.
Is gradually increasing the size of her stable. A
few years ago sho never had more than half q
dozen yearlings on her farm each season, but
she has reserved the FLIES for breeding pur-
poses, until she now has twenty-three brood
mares, all descendants of Magnolia, called the
Empress OF the Stud Book and the scarcely
less celebrated Margaret Wood. half sister to
the invinCible four-milcr. Wagner. The stations
at tho farm are Logic and Carlsbad. She bred
Logic and raced hin, in his two and three, year
old form. This year Mrs. Clay has ten yearlinRs,
five colts, and five fllies. Unlike most breeders,
she names all her youngsters. and purchasers
rarely make a change. Following is n list of the
yearlings at the Ashland Farm. which was
established in 1880 by Henry Clay:
Bon Homme Richard. CHI. c.. by Carlsbad BUR and
Blue; Semper IRA. b. c., by Logic-La s%ylphtde; Ler.
wick. b: g. by Logtc,Remem6'r: taurens; be: by
Blue; Crevice. b. &, by Carlsbad Badge; Gross Bow.
Oh. f.. by Carisuai-F1Ituna. Chaktsr, b. T.. By CariGr
Cremorn, h. T., by Carlsbad-L'Orient;
Caramba, blk. f.. by Carlsbad-Loire
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Chess.

At q meeting Of the New York Interscholastio
Chess Association, held at Columbia ramma
School yesterday afternoon. a schedule was
adopted for the second annual tournament,
which begins at De La Salle Institute. 1Os West
Fifty ninth street, on Feb. 2. The games will
be played in two halves. and two players will
represent each school. The tournament will DO
governed by tho Intercollegiate rules. Each
school must furnish q scorer. q regulation set of
pieces, and q board. In case of an adjournment
games must be played of the next day. Forty
moves will DO allowed during tho first two hours
and twenty moves each succeeding hour. DR..
Moore of Columbia Grammar School will be
referee. A handsome cup will be given to the
school winning the greatest number of games,
and the first three players will receive medals.
The players will be as follows: Columbia Gram
mar School. Engels and McKenna; De La Sale,
Lebaire. and Lovery; Sachs, Arnstein and
Wertheimer; Hamilton, Briggs and Matteson.
The official schedule follows. the first named to
play white:
FIRST HALF.
Feb. 2-Arnstein va. Engeis. McKenna vs.. Worth
heimer, Loyery vs.. Briggs, MatteSon VS.. Lebaire.
Engels VS.. Natteson. Briggs VS.. McKenna.
Fob. 4-Arnstein vs.. Briggs. Matteaon vs.. Vert
heimer, Rngeb vs. Lovery. Lebaire VI. McKeAna.
SECOND HALF.
Feb. 7-McKenna vs.. Arnstein. wertheimer vs. Hn-
gels, Briggs VS.. Lebaire. Matteson VS.. Lovery.
Feb. 9-Lebaire vs. Arnstein, Wertheimer VI. Low.
cry, Briggs VS.. Engels, HcKenna vs.. Matteson.
Feb. 11-Arnstein VI. Matteson. Briggs va. Vert
heimer. Engels We. Lebaire. Loyery vs.. McKenna.
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BASK ETBALL.
Berkeley School. Adeiphi Academy ana Other
Teams disqualified.

Berkeley School,. Adeiphi Academy and Other
Teams Disqualified.
With a view to adjusting the basketball sit
uation at Philadelphia a conference will be held
there this week between representatives Of he
A. A. U. Registration Committee and Of the
Eastern Association Of Amateur Basketball
Teams. The meeting has been called by J. w.
Kelly, Jr.. the Atlantic Association representa-
tive Of the A. A. u, and will probably DO at
tended by James +. Sullivan, Chairman Of the
Registration Committee, and DIR. Luther O.
Gulick, the Y. M. c. A. maRnute. who invited
tho A. A. U. to assume control Of basketball.
Chairman Sullivan said yesterday that he did
not quite understand what the recalcitrant
clubs in the Atlantic district wanted, but that
they would receive o fair hearing.
The Registration Committee yesterday rein
stated the Yale batketbell team and the Reds
and Pastime teams Of Worcester. The com
mitteo disqualified the following teams for play
ing unsanctionod games with unregistered
players:
Highianders Of osweEo. plsyers. Miller, Grant,
Raise. oalt. and Brunot; ontarios OF oswego. players.
ley School team, New York; st. Adams A. @. team,
New York; Arlington and olympia A. c. teams.
Brooklyn; Seventh Separate Company team Of
Cohoes, PLAYERS, Connery. OHearn, Kannally, Gala
han, and Dickey; Thirteenth Separate Company
team Of Jamestown; Forty. third Separate Company
team Of olean. and Adelphi Academy team OF Brook.
Iyu.
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water Polo Player. DISQUALIFIED.

The two water polo teams which played q
match at the Fifth avenue swimming tank on
last Friday have incurred the displeasure of the
A. A u. Registration Committee. The game
was one OF a series scheduled by the Water Polo
ton was received from the A. A. u, and yester-
day the committee decided to disqualify the
following players:
acknowledgements. wiShsrt, Rooney, o'Connor.
Lower. Mulhearn, and Bordos.
San Remo-Luders. Gillian. Wenck, Smith, Mitchell,
Arnold, and Morris.
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Bowling Games To-Ntsht.

OWN GuUtJ IO.NIfbt
United Rowling Clubs, Section o-Aooident. oradelL,
and Spartan.
Associated Cycling Clubs Of Now York-Bowlinr
Green .wheelnnen. Manhattan Bicycle Club. and
Triumph wheelmen.
Puritan.
Fire Insurance L~eague-PheniH VI. Caledonians.
Commercial eague-Ladenburg Thalmann q Co.,
New York Biscuit Company. and Edison Electric
Illuminating Company.
Twenty. third ReG~iment-Compsuy h. Company X.
and Company !.
Royal Arcanum League-De Witt Clinton Council,
Burnside Council, and Gilbert Council.
Twenty-sixth Ward-Eccentrio vs. Belmont, at
Stefuheuser's alleys.
Athletic League-New York A. O. vs. Columbia
Club. at New York A. c. alleys; Roseville A. A. vs..
Montclair Club. at Rosevflfe A. A. alleys.
Amateur As~socfation-Catholic Club va. New Jer.
sey B. c., at Catholic Club alieys; Bayonno Rowing
New Jersey Association-Joily Spheroids, Bachelor
and Recreation
ACKNOWLEDGMENT A, Navarro and vorwaerts.
Independent Foresters-Court Hancock W. Court
Childs. at Court Hancock alleys.
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1870, Sc. Denis. lss, Lockwood. 141; strawiuski. les
Total, 1887.

100; Sc. Denis. lse; Lockwood. 141; ~strawinski. las.
Total, 1887.
Tho teams OF the New Jerney A. o. and Newark Bay
Boat Club rolled last night In the Hudson County
Trolley Bowling League sertes at the latters alleys.
The scores:
FfRsr 0Ann.
Newark Bay Boat 2o8; squires, 140t
vreeland. III; Al Grtntha. 1876; H. Grfflths, 1859.
Total. sos.
New jersey Athletic Ciub-southard. l3A; Pitcher.
154; Bodine, 169;N. Day. 143; william Lewis. 1873.
Total, 7b6.
SECOND CANE
Newark Ray Boat Club-Davfee, 1to, SQuires, lgli
yreeiand. l57; Al Grimths. I'll; Il. ariinths. ia.
Total, a48.
New Jersey Athletic Ciub-aouthard, Ice; Pitcher,
$50; Bodine. lit; n. Day. ZIG; William Lewts. ls9.
Total, S22.
THIRD CANE.
Newark Bay Boat les, sQuires, l49,
yreeland. 1se; A. Grifnths. 1o1, Il. drif1ths. 100.
Total, S0b.
Kew Jersey Athletic Club-Southard, $50, Pitcher,
lo4; Bodine, 15Y; N. Day, lo7; william Lewis. 1b2.
Total, 912.
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SKATING.
EntVsss Tor the Amateur Championship st
silver Lake..

RntVsss FOR the Amateur Champienship at
silver Lake.
The skating carnival on Silver Lake. which
will be held on Thursday. Friday, and Saturday
Of this week. at which the amateur speed cham
pionships Of America will DO decided, promises
to be the most successful affair of the kind ever
held in this country. The Ice yesterday on the
lake was said to be about seven inches thick.
The entries. which closed at 9 o'clock last night.
arc as follows:
Boys Race. one.Miie Junior Championship. P.
William Bunker. New York; ). Enser,. Jr., New York;
YorR: r. aaipaii:;on n'c cornWarl $. c.; a. % a. R Ns"
Princston' Cyrus Hart. Jr., I. l.; Leroy See. Berke-
40: Yard champisn.hip-J W. olmstead. Dorehes.
isr Me Fl Pa a. Tno% Rsfp, SsIesr FONT mt i ,. seGS; Mfmsq Rs;
Portage. Canada; H. Mcdonald. Montreai: Robert @.
M Ar19.'%si aizs q; Now 70 York; S1A' George Is' ". boocf, larry:
gSS%ass !. "; slSS. ,. gMef.rslsn. B. ssii;.teu1lie.
Robert @. P%aulding. Charles Meclave. Al =; Morgan.
s. McGlsve. trinity school.
rh r1nn,ai r g. oh siSP, =. n pscf.r Mi oi 3, ssiicfe ai i;
Charles McClave. Z. d. Atherton, Hartford s. O; Al
Y. Morgan. Thomas cooney. George W. oock. vi N.
Ten:Miie ohsmpionshipI; W. olm.soaa.> E, 4.
Paulding; Charles w. MoSlave, Is. N. Atherton.
B. BellefeuiIe. Il. p. Mcdonald. Il Morgan, Charles
McClave.
One Mile. ~Novice-Robert @, P~aulding, New York;
W. Ullman. New York; 3. Richert. Piainfeld; !. D.
Kraemer. College Point; II. R. Russell. New York;;
william Bunker, New York; ]. Enger. Jr.. New York;
8. R. smith, New York; 3. I. vanderpool. Flatbush;
Giles StaatB, Staten Island; D.. ]. Doyle, Staten Island;
Arthur Ysle sarony. New York; z. a. Kent. Cornwall
s. c.; q. A. Rule. Cornwall s. c.; +. H. Coupe. New
York; s: n. Meclave. Trinity School; R. P. Mcclsve.
Trinity School.
Holland, John Hodge. Patchogue Wheelmen; Z; Rich.
ter, Plainheld; r. N. Atherton, e. T. Vanderpooi. J.
Doyle. c. A. Stats. Al z. Morgan, J. q. Lorch, z. A.
Kent. Thomas Cooney. George w. Book. 8. N. Mo-
100 Yard Raoe-F. J. Gihb, c. 4. Thomas, a.. p. Nc.
Donald Robert @ Panldlng. y. Y. A. u Charles Nc
Claye. D. Y. A. C.;J. b. Torch, Gus Walton. N. J. A.
O.; George W. BOock.
Two-M Mile Haudfcap-F. D. Gibb. z. A. Thomas, q. P.
Holland, John Hodge, E. Richter, z. N. Atherton,
Z. 7. vanderpooI. @. A. stants. d. J. Doyle. Al Y.
Morgan. J. II. Torch, i. A. Kent, Thomas Cooney.
George W. Boock. s. n. Mcclave. W. N. Mcbride,
@. Bellefeuille.
Tbree.MiIo Handicap-F. D. Glib. z. A. Thomas. q.
p. Holland. J. Hodge, e. Richter, J. E.. Freestone,
Brooklyn; Chas. McClave, Z. ". Atherton. .. ]. Doyle,
Al Y. Morgan, J. q. Torch. z. A Kent. Thos. Cooney.
Geo. W. Book. s. n. McClave. W. n. Mcbride, @.
BellefeufIle,
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Courtney weediuE Out USelens Candidates at
Cornell.

ITHACA, Jan. 24.-The candidates for the Cor
nell freshmen crow. who have been at work on
tho rowing machines for the past TWO weeks
under the supervision of Coach Courtney, were
to-day reduced to f~orty-six in number. The can
didates on the waiting list are an extremely
likely looking set, but in the course Of several
the number DO reduced one-half. Those fortunate
or skilful enough to escape the several wedding
outs will stand q good chance of making
the boat. as 1t 10 Conrtney's intention to
keep at least three freshman crews in training
until the close of the season.. Among the can
didates to be retained will be heavy and light
men. and the coach will experiment with tho
two different classes. His preference will un-
doubtedly DO tor tne iiEht men, VINO show the
the Cornell freshmen last June 10 the fact that
the members of the crew wero too heavy and
loEy.
ing until after the junior promenade, which will
be held next week.
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New. rrem ,he uor.a Werla.

DAnvnLK. Jan. 24.-J @. ceel has sold TO A. J.
oolemAn for Boston parties the ee-yearo old trot.
ting nlly Alicia Carr, by GambenA wikes-Nut-
montia. dam Of Georgia Loe. ELIZA. for 81, 500.
TnAAn HAUgn. Jun. a4.--W. p. Uanla, the breeder
and owner Of the six yssr-old chestnut gsldinR Pray
HolL 1i0e5. Goa Of Axtsll ana Jean Look. by Look,
9Ds3bs adj ~ 5000.