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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-07
FATAL SHIP BOARI

NEW YORK. Dec. q
of ammonia on board
p!tal ship Bay State to
lying in n slip on the ]
the upper bay killed RI
seriously injured fifteen
accident occurred in I,
plant on board the s.,
owned by the War DT-
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WORE TELEPHoNE PoLEs.

In the Daily Press report Of the work
OF Sundays storm 1t was enormously
stated that twenty-five trolley poles
along the line of the electric road had
been blown down. This story should
have stated twenty-five telephone poles
were felled instead OF trolly poles.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-07
REVIVE GRADE OF ADMIRAL.
(By TeieRraphl

WASHINGTON, Dec s.-senator
Hale, OF Maine, Chairman of the Naval
Affairs Committee, introduced a bill
today to revive the grades of Admiral
and vice-Admiral in the navy.
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POLICE COURT.

In the Police Court yesterday Justice
Brown disposed of the following cases:
William Dooiey. charged with rob
bling William Mayo; continued to Sat
urday
Albert Green. abusive language; fined
IS and costs.
J. Thurman drunk: fined 81 and costs
Robert Carter. disorderly; fined SO and
costs.
George Brinkley and John Bayer, dis
orderly; continued one day.
Tom Snowman, disorderly; fined s.
and costs. ~
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-07

The new tailor. Cleaning dying, re-
pairing and altering. Suits made to
order. Ladies' waists and skirts made
to order. C. Eichhofer, 2916 Lafayette
,"Anue, cor ,Thirtieta street. no23-tf
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ARMY Observation-Disclosures.
Draft of the Bill Providing for the Aug
mentation Completed.
w. lBN Telegrnnhl

,cY,,>-,T.>>- P','
~. zee. o-lhc meas
M.n,u "H' s',Ne as me oasis Tor
~ .e 's''',,oi' Oh NonEress inns session
i y!.'f. 10 TUE ret1ooe'l'tS OF 1ne future
-, :, ''''eu s'';tes army was completed by
.iis e"'',i''S'iu'hE "lileer Oh the army and
Mas ,""aN forwarded by MIN to Secre-
"a t'Se'. WHO VIII forward 1t To Con-
- irooaplS through the chairman
~ .S ri".'se committee on Military AZ
, ,. i>el'resenta',te nun. after he has
'"" ,.n opportunity TO make amy
n 1, WA. ne may deem desirable.
nv sNt''''' a.io't on me broad general
a.. ii'' 'fes VI ths. o.,' cone feature oi
80 r.. ''i''s io' the 'tea,ion o! three
XXI .''''i Two iieuten-
'''s y. e.ie .sfinS' !" accordance
49, .ie i''".'i.' ~ 'touern military
,a,,n, 10 "'se''seu III '"e lo'io"lhg
.,,-.i''I,.' .ers " .hr Army.
.-,,, as..tns 'o' ~, -. -. pee. ., lS9s.
'',' aoie. ''is Secte0rS OF w ar.
~ ,-,;. q ". i"r t.le reorsa. ,'Iatioh OF
s,r,,,.r,. 20 a.es hu'as' ",Sau on "A
.,',7,i w e''. s",oieI 90 l.V'o OF the
,,,i'',,',, " ''e 90 t'lteo states a"d
W. S'luiers 20 l'o"" III 'he population
~. w. ,no o mi'e''uei'' eo'"h'es' approximate
y ,.o.'oo.
Wy '.''''l'.'..''''.'e'o.'s are ior "ha'
. pe'lese .ne ,ilte,es.s VI Tue GoNefhnent
~. iitNe pe.,' 'i,'.ue
o'esn VI N''s W soii'i eolis'ae'atloll
VI any "i.'ce! or Soluier now connected
VIZ pp ,l,G tnr,' S 1s01c
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-07

You ought to be dressed up to eat
that Thanksgiving Turkey We are
showing beautiful line Of Suits, Over
coats, Hats and Furnishings.
no 17-tf Woodward e. wombIe.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-07
mas NOT ARE

Considerable anxiety a
ping men at this port arg
ern ports for The safety
fuur-lnasted schooner w
which is a regular tracer
News.
The Snow left Fall II
2ond for Newport News !
has not been reported 9
The schooner Fannie I
cd Il schooner OF the 1
last Friday, which II too
but as the schooner has
here, it is probab Bile that
Bowen We're MISTAKEN.
The Snow is quitSa f:r
ries about 1900 Of 800 7
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-07

AT the Hotel Ivy: Chas w. Fellows
Pittsburg; f. F. Gray. Richmond; S. T.
King, Ellwood. Mich: Harry Stokes
Norfolk: John w. Jones, Remington. N
j.: w. D. Basin. Richmond; Osca,
Lewis Jerry Centre, N. J.; Geo. c.
Smith. Danville. Va; Meddith Mosher
!, Eberlyville, KY.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-07
NEWPORT NEWS, VA. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER !, 1898.
Observation-Disclosures.
Morning Marriage of Popular East
End Cnunlf,


End Couple.
AT the home of the brides parents.
in East End. yesterday morning at s
O'Clock. MIR. Campbell Gresham. a we'll
known and popular young business
man. was married to Miss Ella Male
n, rsworthy. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Noteworthy, Rev. Thomas j.
Mackay. pastor of the Second Baptist
church, officiating.
The pretty parlor In which the cere-
mony was performed was tastefully
decorated for the occasion. A number
of intimate friends of the contracting
parties were present. Immediately aft
ter the ceremony. the happy couple
We're driven to the Chesapeake & Ohio
train. and left for Richmond and othe,
points on their bridal tour.
. GERECI<E-WE
Invitations have been issued to the
marriage of Miss Heddy NJ. ]. Wendt to
Mr.. Richard Gerecke, which takes place
at the residence of the bride-elect's
parents In Newport News, on Wednes-
day. December 18th. at 4 P. NJ. The
prospective groom Is a former we'll
known resident of Petersburg and a
brother OF Mr.. Robert Gerecke. of this
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-07

The Shipyard Band serenaded the
guests Of the Metropolitan Hotel last
night.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-07

k Mr.. Raymond ZOO, of New York, is
visiting his uncle. Mr.. Morris Joo, at the
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"R. J. MACKEY, Chairman,
ga. z Pip CHIEF -. --.,l.-l n.

Mr.. A. s. Segar, local counsel for the
Newport News and Old Point Railway
and Electric Company addressed the
Council. stating that the action OF the
Street Committee had been taken with
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-07
CHARLES NDREwS.

officer Roy j. Charles. of the city
Police Force. and Miss Vertie Andrews
will be married today at the resi-
dence of the brides parents in Era. Va.
Mr.. Charles will return with his bride
Thursday evening.
MIR. and Mrs c. H Butler, of James
City county have issued invitations for
the marriage of their daughter, Miss
Nett:e Butler. to Mr.. Charles William
Baines. of this city. Wednesday,. De-
cember 14th. at $3.50 o'clock at their
home near Toano.
The bride and groom will be at home
at 1886 Twenty-third street after jan
uary l.
MARRIAGE LICENSE.
A marriage license was issued yester-
day to Arthur ]. w. Baker and Marye
Schmidt, both of this city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-07

Loans made promptly on real estate.
Cottrell Real Estate CO.. 2706 Washing
ton avenue dec-3-it. Ri ssS fl
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-07

AvALA TAKING ON BIG CARGO.
The steamship Avala Is taking on
big general cargo and will probat.
leave tomorrow for Rotterdam. 81,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-07

Officer c. B. Crofford last night found
a tablecloth and lot of napkins and
towels In an alley running into Wash
ington avenue near Twenty-eighth
street. The stuff was probably stolen.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-07
Wine ixp'odes,@ Killing Four i.
Men and Wounding Others.
1HE CAUSE A MYSTERY
sr'sh'fu' c"s"ait, i" Boston Ha rbor- men
Were Transferring tho Fxpioaivy S n;
Machine ire M the Channel to .sSt.sS
"a" Arsena, When It Burse
(E3y Biography

= X Z -
nosIoN. Dec 6.--Four}t men were
A''1ed ana several seriously injured at
rort independence, on Castle Islsnd. IN
ihns,oh harbor this afternoon by the ex-
i''os!on OF mine which had been re-
The dead: - s 3
Sergeant Morris NrcGrath. Hiram
'aushn. Private Brennan "a diverJ.3
ityan. Il citizen. 9;i7s e \
vaughn. Brennan and RYAN had
,laeea me mine on u team and started
~ !ahe IL To the place where the other
ammunition was stored. The road
..ons "h,eh they passed was unusuall5r
we" TO the necessity of care in trans
porting explosives AL 49, h
THE EXPLOSION. 81
without warning the mine burStA Tho
horse and cart and the three men Wers
clown to fragments. Sergeant Me-
'ra'h was standing fully twenty feet
| away. He was instantly killed by the
'"ncussion. His body does not bea = q
mark of any sort. p ss5s..
rs soon as possible after the explosion
careful search was begun by Lfeuten-
ant Raymond who had charge Of re- re-
moving the mines, but not fragment
" men or clothing could be found.
Lieutenant Raymond states that he
cannot explain how the explosion occur
ed He says that since the order was
ssued from Washington hundreds Of
mines have been handled in precisely
tie same way as this one and trans
@orted over the same road s5SS
| Ryan was civilian assisting I'M the
| work. Vaughn was u member of the
| .nEineer corps. He had only two weeks
i,snuTe 1o>INe.A n-siA,
ransrerred too mt Fitzhugh Lee.
curse in naval ,naral and former
was tn ,>o.,an,andinE protec-
# KILLED IN,ss eeveral members
fbeen out on a pal
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Messrs. z. L. Weaver and William
Johnson. two well known young men
OF stanton. arrived here yesterday.
They will engage In the commission
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Messrs. w. ]. Payne and Samuel Reg
ester. of Richmond, are at the Hotel
Warwick WYa
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KILLED INSs several members
been out on a bal
Fatal Accident ii---wd. henSdt the up
uI@ Blu SarHh5Sb 80 =
KILLED
(By TetAyHx

eny re.4vps " s A
NEW YORK. De- haf .. w e
he elevator in the Ell W ,1$AASs8$ S2Es(S4s
1T Pine and William G. $s33 MI
by the United State ", s&
Nomnany, todayIr" y
y one or the 7coHpA,
Or and the serious inSA GU
surance man. Several co,orl
Fire Insurance Company ES35
-vator at the time of the crash
II With other passengers and Esss3}3
lously escaped. WSSsAH9S5ssg#!!
Walter H. Griffin, secretary Sesf
rector of the company, was inst s48
killed ssAsSH$SS3sk3
Thomas w Caldwell of MorrissfS III
n. j.. also n director Of the Company,
received a compound fractuTe of the =
skull and is not expected to 1--WE. He is:
now in the Hudson street hospital.
George II. Smith. head of the firm of
Smith &: Hicks. fire underwriters, was =
injured about the head and body. g
II is not definitely known whether the :
elevator fell first from one of the upper u
floors or whether the superstructureItt
supporting the elevator fell on top Of y
it from the roof of the building. There g
was a Earring sound and then Il crash. Ep
CRASHED THROUGH THE CAR IN
The cables snapped and the counter {
weights. half dozen In number. and ~
weighing from GO to 70 pounds each. de- 81
scended. bounding from side to side OF q
rho shaft They crashed through shesf u
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vote of 9 to 8. and the original arrange
ment with Mr.. Potter stands. Ayes:
Caffee. Ford and Mackey. Nays. Bur-
cher, Buxton. Cory. Hughes. McLaugh-
lin. O'Donneli. Powell, Roane and
Wa Shinetan
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-07

| NEW FRANCHISE GRANTED.
! The ordinance granting franchise to
the Peninsula Railway Company came
up on it's passage, and was read by the
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And further state that they have re-
Quested Mr.. Milstead to move his dogs
from the Courthouse yard, and he in
formed the Committee that they would
be Immediately taken away and kept
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-07
CAGES REPORT.

=. "NELSON A. MILES,
Maj. Gen. Commanding.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-10

The annual gymnastic championship of the
Amateur Athletic Union were held under the
auspices of tho Knickerbocker A. c. at the big
Madison avenue clubhouse last night. There
were long delays between several of the events
and by the time the last contest was reached
the theatre was almost deserted. Tho Now
York Turn Verein. as usual, was well repre-
sented and its gymnasts carried Off the lions
share OF the honors. Summary:
Horizontal Bar-won by John Dessinger, New York
Turn Verein, with 424 points; Charles Rerndt. An.
chor A. c., second. with 4O4 points; otto stenen.
N. Y. 7. w. third, with 80 points.
Parallel Pars-Wop by otto Stefren. n. Y. T. ",
with Al points: Charles Brrudt second, with 394
points; John Dessinger third, with "a points.
Side Horse-Won ny otto SteTen, with 4O1. points;
John Bessinger second. with 40 points; Henry W.
Hess. I. Y 4. ": third. with 3Sl2 points.
Long Horse-Mon by John liossinger. with $50
points; Henry W. Hess second, with 3jL points;
Otto Stenen third. with BAH points.
All.AroGnd Standing Apparatus Championship
Won by Otto Stefen, with 1851 points; John Bessin-
ger second. with 1919 points: Charles Berndt third.
with 1881 poiuts.
Club Swing!ng--Won by James Harris, Pastime A.
G., with II points, Harry Metz. Jr, Newark Y. NJ.
&. A., and Harry Lang. New YORK Turn Verein, tied
for second place with 1oL points each.
Tumblipg-Won by w. Iass. PRStime A. c, with
39A points; q. Steier. Pastin,e A. c.. second. with
324 points; p. Steier. Pastime A. c., third. with 3ll2
points.
Rope climbing-won by D. Sanford. New York;
Edward Runath. Anchor A. c., second; William L.
scheer, Pastime A. C.. third. Time, d 40 seconds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-10

NEW ORLEANS. March o.-Tho feature of to-day's
races was the excellent riding of Barrett. who rode
four winners. and Bennington and Gardner's success
In two race with Tallahassee and kingstone. They
won something like $4,000. In the two.yenr-old
race Heber Jones, the cot Charles Patterson thinks
so much or. finished last in a field OF eight. Patter-
son has overrated this colt, as In his half dozen starts
here he has made a very poor showing. Summarizes;
First Racc-Six rurlongs -Takanassee. LOG (Bar.
rett). 8 to /, won; Meddler. 100 CDup-e), 5 to |. sec
ond; Sim W. ITO uynch): 3 to l.. third. Time, l:14t2.
Second Racc-Five furlongs: twoyear-olds.- Sui.
phuric, 92 &c. Clay. z to 2. won; Dolly Regent. los
Turner. to |. second; DR.. Sam. 90 ~CThompson). 10
10 l third. Time. l:O3.
Third Race-One mile and 90 yards.-Robert Bon
Nor, 1903 (Barrett), 4 TO 5, won; Mamie LIS sister, l02
turner, z TO l, second; Little kramble, 90 q. Rose),
10 TO l. third. Time. 1:4I.
Fourth RacC-SiX and a half furlongs.-Globe H..
l01 tBarrett). I TO 8, won: Udah. 9S (Newcom), 10
to |. second; Bertha Nell, los 14ynch). . to l.. third.
Time. l:22L2.
Fifth Race-one mile and one eighth.-Kingstone.
100 (parrettD, o to l.. won; Jim Conway, lO2 &c.
Clay, 4 to l.. second; Dumaine, 81 Smith. is to l..
third. Time, l:57lo.
Sixth Race-seven furlongs.-K. c.. 100 CTurner).
10 to l, won; Lillian f., Toe (hirsch). 4? to /, second;
Hurns. 1903 tBarret). 10 to i. third. Time. las.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-10

LAKEWOOD. March 9.-The annual meeting of
tho Golf Club Of Lakewood was held at the
Observation-Disclosures last evening. the business
transacted being Of unusual Importance. The
nnal step IN the procedure OF Incorporation was
papers were hled with tho Ocean county Of
nciais at Toms River. and the club met last
evening. for the first time as an Incorporated
body. Tho report of a committee on c%onstitu.
tion and bylaws was received. and the instru-
ments which they, proposed we're adopted,
after winch the following Board of Governors
Freeman. Robert Bage Kerr. Or. Paul T. Kim.
BAL, Jasper Lynch. John Miley. the ROY, d. L.
sch%nrlz George W, stockly and William
reported the election OF tho following list OF OF.
neers: President, Robert Bago Kerr; vice.Pres-
SStockIy; secretary, Jasper Lynch; Captain. Dr..
Paul I. Kimball. The meeting then Instructed
its officers TO proceed at once with the execution
OF the lease Of tho Fairy Farm property for the
term OF Ave years. and the club is now In posses
sion Of Its new grounds. and viii proceed at
club carries upon its membership rolls an ap.
proximate, residence membership OF nifty. with
a non'resident membership of seyenty.ive, in
GLIDING the best known golfers in the country.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-10

BARHsphLF. March 9.-The bookies had all the best
of the argument with the talent tod ~, ns four out OF
the six choices were defeated. The races resulted as
follows:
First Race-Four and a half furlongs.-siva. 4 TO /
and o TO 8, won; Too Much Johnson. e TO 8 for place.
second; Harry Warren third. Time, 0:5S.
Second Race-Four and a half furlongs.-Ja.k
Lowell. z to 10 and out. won; Black Hess. 3 TO ! for
place, second: VentRnna third. Time. 0:59a,.
Third Race-Five furlOngs.-Will Fonso. 3 to l and
2 to l. won; Maud Adams. l to 8 for place. second;
Peep a. Day II. third. Time. l:0la,.
Fourth Race-Five furlo~ngs.-Despair. z TO l and 8
TO Q, won; Traitor. 9 to l for place. second; War
Song third. Time. I:00l2.
Fifth Race-six f~urlongs.-Frank Hough. 10 to l and
4 to |, won: Nellie s., even for place, second; Medica
third. Time, l:lga.
sixth Race-Four and q half furlongs.-Bessie Alb
bolt, o to > and l TO y, won; Col. T.. 9 to l for place,
second; Dad Murphy third. Time, 0:5y4.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-10
billiards.

Dr.. A.. B. Miller and DR.. L. l.. Mai were the contest.
Auts in the third nights play in tho members tourna.
ment at the KnickerbockrI A. c. last night. DR.. Mil.
Ter. after q innlngs Of play. defeated his opponent by
4 score OF 800 to 226. Miller's highest RUM wAs 81,
meet tonight.
The games In the Amateur Athletic Union Billiard
lows:
Afternoon Game-H. PArhAn. 200; J. 7. Norton, 1855.
Evening Game-A. Z. Hoyt, goo; II. A. Holahan, 1870.
some Interesting gemes In the three-cughion tour
night. George Kelley beat 7. shawl, joe tnman beat
George k0up. md Z. EllsEy beat 7. Srsnch.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-10
ltandbaII.

Members and guests OF the Brooklyn Handball
Club have been making the little sphere hum for the
last two days Tho most interesting match OF the
series brought out James Fitzgerald and Tommy
dunno against william Carney and James Dunno, Jr.
Inc iatteT team won after an exciting contest by
12-Rl, hl-lO. 1871, 2l-l7, 2l-b. Representatives
from the jersey City Court were or hand. and plans
Tor toe amateur championship were discussed. 1t IL
proposed TO deler the tournament until MAY, when
ex'Alderman James Dupuo and Phil Casey win DO
back from the Pacific coast. There is a possibility
az ten or more entries, but the Canadian candl.
date. La Vote. cannot play after May la.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-10
Gossip or the Hing.

2. Q. b, Bridgsport.-The are no relation to eaca
other.
"Parson I" Davies Is quite sick at Chicago, bdi no
herious results are expected.
Jack For, the local lightweight, Is out Win a'h"l
ienge 10 meet any l3S'pound U0Xer IN tho bus .'''
tor prefers u contest with Tommy Ryan " IA.a
delphla.
VIII Curley, tho English bantam, who has d Z l''!
Doth fAtsy Haley OF Blfialo ami "Austrai1Iu N'N
murphy yesterday Informed the Iuhc' ar ~
cable that he would IKE to meet sammy hrll} al 49,
pounds for o., 900 a side.
kid MCCOY continues to swell his n.tjc r~u.nr'hF
usieAtihg easy marks. At Indianapolis ON N|'.''
hiShl Mccoy faced James Blackwell, "A lpral ".t..
weight and knoc&ei INN out in iva rounds
dlernry or Frankfort, a h~eavyweight, also mot lH'
hlu ahu was put 10 sleep la three rounds.
Much regret viii be manifested over tho import
whloh was wired from Chicago to t~e
that Dan Creedon, thu iamuNs Australian Wil E
weight. VIII never be able To box ag In. a corning
TO Col John Hopkins. his manager, C]reedpn's le'
arm 10 partially paralyzod, aud his retirement uVm
the ring Will be necessary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-10
eriueeton,s New Poo,bau Cap,.,u.

PRINCETON. March 9.-At a meeting OF tho
senior. Junior. and sophomore classes held this
afternoon in the gymnasium David s. Cook, 90.
Evanston. ILL.,, was elected manager of the
Princeton University football team for 1893.
william NJ. Robinson. 1900. Ben Avon. Pa,
acted as assistant manager. Tracy II, Harris.
30. and Cornelius c. Cuyler, 10, New YORK
city, were reelected members Of the Graduate
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-10
nc rnIor Fon ono WnkEs.
Spirited uiddirE TOR wtn,sua Corbitt's Tretters
at the Garden Sale.

- thn Q>rNen sale.
Many prominent Eastern breeders crowded
.hor, A ,o,to,..r p,,orC Ko,,ooo,s box at Mad
ison Square Garden yesterday, when Orc Wilkes,
o.,1. 49, NJ. o,1oi, ond oihor hioh-clnsp
1919 N"sLy pcst' <'A@A Wy g,.s
trotters of William Corbitts san Mateo Stuo
pnaaed under Tho hommer. and remarkably
49, . 49,, -..rl,n. colt NJ
0ne FORM ana oraiItv. by ORC wilkes
~ ~ =, ooE ,ho hioho.t
mary BEST, Drought Nl'V<o' th0 iS"0
price that has been paid at auction in a long
limo for a irottIng brad yenrlinG. This stimu.
lated the biSding on his dam. who was sold Inn
mediateIv aftarvyerd 10 n q. Snyles, the mil.
Iionnsirs brseSnr 81 payt,ckct Tor R2.95O. The
hsandw ioohLgouuoi = .tsnion Oro Wilkca. nv
Sr9Soy r91klng oieok sta.iITnh, Ill., M.yhn% ~
Saole wilkes, 2;lS. out OF hlien MIsSho". "
director, brought the highest price OF tne uny.
Eorty.one head In the Corbitt COLLECTION Drougnt
RlS.355, an average OF $tA7. The total tor
nfty-eight head sold yesterday was 2 O,56O, an
average OF 1854. mmar
Brown eeId,nu lspI nv sable w~iikes-Mnmie
Eo9l by s'einw"y' c. !. Jackson Paterson s..o
RiscS ssidin 'so; SAIL, Wiiltes.Flora
Grands hxi a gcya n bsmnrest. Ennt
0range N'"Huo' ~.. $50
BlseL niIy isoy; h. nr, w,ils:.Fiora Relic.
Nv Aieona, Is.sc I. gor proyid.ncr. II. IL 27o
Black lack GSit 1897, y ORC Wiltes--Msry Best by ,oas
Mar Best or oL 4 = ch \, ' iaaS. iv upy Wike.
-Nontrose nv sni,an, r q. ssvi9a. paw.
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THIRD GAME
Rowling Games Tonight.

Associated Cycling Clubs OF New YurG-Royal Ar
oanum Wheelmen VS.. Yorkville WIc, linen.
Harlem l~eAgue-ROiler. Lotns. aud ~Irusl"'i,
Fire Insurance OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~. PHrniN
Carruthers National-Empire. Bedford, and j. no
Lenox Republican Club-standard MsnAa''e', ana
MontAuk.
Palisade Boat Club-Yonkers Bicycle Club, star and
Teutonia.
T"enty.siKth ward-van siclen VS.. Eccentric, at
Helgans alleys.
Jersey CITY League-Lafayette VS.. Linden, at Ia
fayette alleys.
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Hockey.

The game which practically decided the champion.
ship OF the interscholAstic Hockey League was played
In the Ice Palace last night. and was won by De La
sale school by . to o. The Sachs School boys were
the opponents. but AZ no time during the contest dII
they appear 10 have . chance.
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EInherty NyhIps Gormau.

TROY, March 0.-Martin Flaherty Of Lowell
got tho decision over Jimmy German OF Troy az
the end OF their tWenty-round bout here last