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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-27

OF the New York World, is visiting his
cousin. Miss Powell. No. $40 west Main
street.
Nj Tait will spend his vacation Of two
weeks IN Richmond
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-27
DISCONTINUANCE or WEEK END
RATES

Effective after September %, 1898. the
weekend rates from Richmond and Man
chester 10 Keysville Va. and intermedi-
ate stations and 10 West Point, Va. and
return. which have been sold during tho
summer months, will be Withdrawn from
sale. no tickets being sold on this basis
after above date.
G.. w. WESTBURY.
Travelling Passenger Agent
Southern Railway Richmond, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-27
ANARROW ESCAPE.

Thankful words written by Mrs Ada
T. Hart. Of Groton. 5. D.: WAS taken
with a bad cold which settled on my
lungs. cough set in and finally termi-
mated I'm consumption -Four doctors gave
me up. saying / could live out a short
time. / gave myself up 20 my Saviour,
determined II l could not stay with my
friends on earth. would meet my absent
ones above. My husband was advised 10
get Dr. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption. Coughs and Colds. ] gave it
a trial: took In all eight bottles. 1t has
cured me, and. thank God, j am saved
and am now a well and healthy woman
Trial bottles free at owens and Minor
Drug Company's Regular size 50c and
81 Guaranteed or price refunded.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-27

railway. rate sSf5: from strasburg juno
ton, via Southern railway. rate $50
from Washington. d. c., via Southern
railway rate $3.05.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-27

If you HAVE ANY disease due 10 I'M
pure or impoverished blood. like scrofula,
salt rheum, dyspepsia. or catarrh, you
should take Hoods Sarsaparilla and be
promptly cured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-27

HOODS Pills are easy 20 take. Easy
70 operate. Cure indigestion. bilioaAness.
xya
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-27

For more than fifteen years no other estab.
lishment in Richmond has been able to equal the
variety of Stylish Headwear shown at our semi
annual openings. For this season we have Sc
cured trophies from the leading Partisan artists
as well as New York conceptions and designs
produced from our own workroom. We have
prepared an exhibit we conscientiously believe is
second to none in the South. You will be very
welcome to inspect the fruits of our work.
KAUFMAN & co.
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PROGRAMME or SPORTS TO-DAY.

GOLF.-Open tournament Lakewood Golf
Club; members handicap. eighteen holes.
Morris County Golf Club: club handicap Tor
members. Baltusrol Golf Club. Short Hills,
n. j.: annual competition for Nice-Prosi-
dents Cup. ST. Andrews; hoge handicap
Staten Island Cricket CLUB; members nan
dicap for classes and y, Richmond
County Country Club. Staten Island. ap-
proaching putting and driving contests
1Isrbor Hill Golf Club, Brighton Heights,
Staten Island; men and womens handicap.
Park Golf Club. Flainhod. mixed foursome
handicap Hillside Tennis and Golf club
Plainneld: members handicap Flushing
Golf Club; handicap tournament Tor Nom
bers and guests. Country Club az WestcheS-
ter: members tournament for cup presenter
w William X Fowler Dykcr Meadows COZ
Club: members handicap. Crescent Athletic
Club: handicap contests for men and WON
en-. EnRlewood Golf club; handicap tourna-
ment. thirty-siN holes. medal play. Tor cup
~given by Mrs. Jules Reyual. knoilWood
Country Club. Elmsford, y. Y: club handi-
cap FOR Glass a and y players. Wee Burn
Golf Club. NOrOton Conn; members nan
dicap. Marine and Field club Bath beach
FOOTBAIL.-Orange \. {. against KlNel-
side A. G.. Madison Square Garden, $50 p
m: PENNSYLVANIA against Cornell. Philadel-
phiai South End Field club against
Orient Field Club. Newark; Paterson FleIi
Club against Princeton scrubs Paterson. ~
j.: United States sailors If the YANKEE
against those Of the BADGER. Orange oval
Carlisle Indians against University OF On.
Cinnati, cincinnati, buys IllSH '-N'''''
against Poly Prep" Washington Park
Brooklyn: West End Athletic Club against
Prudential Athletic Club. Newark; Provi-
ient Football Club against Comanche Attn
letic Club. Wiedenmayer Park, Rosevilie
Field Club against Young Mems CHRISTIAN
Association Of jersey City. Ampere. Column
bia Athletic Club against RiNersdes. staten
Island: Oriental Field Club against Ramo'cr
Athletic Club Jersey city, Olympic f1eld
Club against Irvington Athletic club, New
ark. Iron Cross against ST. Nicholas Attn
letiC club NcW-York.
SHOOTING Brooklyn Gun Club. Union
Course. Ncw-Ttlecnt Rod ana trn Cluh,
v oollawn. Crescent Athletic CluA, Bay
Ridge. East Side Gun club. Newark. y. j.
DanviIe Gun Cuh. DanVlle. Independent
Rife club New Britain. Conn; New orN
Keystone Shooting League. Philadelphia.
Penn: ail-day shoot. Dexter Park Forester
Gun club turkey shoot. Newark. BrlIlns
Springs Gun Club. Rutherford, y. j.; IaWI-
ing Gun club. Pawlng. y. \.
ATHLETICS. - National cross-countlN
championship. Amateur Athletic Union
Morris Park racecourse.
DOG SHOW-American pet dog snow
Sherry
BILLIARDS. - Amateur match, Days
Academy.
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s. RoRE5@sy@s} s RoRIsntSN
hoat has bcen buI.t lor the BOSTON raeng Of next

boat has been built FOR the Boston racing of next
year.
Allison Y. Armour OF the New York Yacht Club
has had his large auxiliary Utowand prepared at
Port jefferson for trip to southern waters In
the winter lie will depart for Porto Rico
and several OF the harbois In cuba. The ltoWana
is OF the largest vessels In the NewNork N"cht
Club fleets and measures l9l feet in overall length
English yachtsmen are expressing regret that
their usual fun at the Mediterranean racing will
probably lie entirely spoiled this year owing 10
the strained relations existing between France ana
England I'm regard 10 the Fashoda affair
Philip r. Dodge. of the NewYork Yacht Club. has
laid up his schooner yacht Ciorita at the Erie
Basin slips of Mannns 4 Co.. together with his
4o-footer Gossoon these yachts now lying beside
the steam yacht Fra Diavolo. owned by =. .
Stokes.
TIE consolidation OF tho Hull and Massachusetts,
Yacht clubs under III, name OF the Hull Massa-
chuse;ts Yacht Club Is now practically assured.
The Massachusetts, Yacht CUB voted IN favor OF
it at its meeting held last week. and since then
the Hull yachtsmen have voted for the amag"ma-
ton under conditions which leave little doubt as
To the carrying out OF the general plan. The flag
OF the club will combine that Of both the clubs
now existing the blue stripes and white star or
the Hull club or the white diamond and red heli
OF the Massachusetts, club There opposi-
ton TO consolidation except In regard 10 assuming
tho debt the Massachusetts club. but II is
understood that this point has been arranged 10
the satisfaction Of every one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-24
YACHTING NOTES.

TIE Geresee Ioct Cub. whose sailing port is
Charlotte. y. Y. has api 'ed for admission into
the Lake Yacht Racing Association Of Lake on
tario There vii BOW bo thlee American and siH
Canadian yacht clubs 10 this ASSOCIATION. which
has elected Tie following officers. President \. G.
Wright. of Rochester. "re-prC -incnf. tOmmO.f ore
j. r. Hover a. the c..o Yacht Ci-b; secretary
and treasurer VI Gray Of Toronto.
The &nfoot steam yacht that s. being built Toy
the use o. Queen VICTORIA viii bee launched at
Pembroke iu the middle ~. next Idy
Work is progressing fa,o.4by Oh tho new com
posite steam yacht Mayi,a. which IS be.rg buNi
8, Morris Heights fcr Louis Bossort. The Mayi'a
i l3J feet long.
The auxiliary yacht s~ianells. belonging TO Perry
Belmont Of the New-Yofk Yacht CAB. has gone
into winter quart"r- az Nathcr * Woods yards
Port Jefferson
The clubhouse Of the indian Harbor Yacht club
viii be kept open al winter Several improve
ments and additions vii be made 70 the house in
the cold weather.
Charles H. Otis. Of the Shelter Island Yacht Club
has purchased the racing 2j-footer ASHORE from
Commodore Phip r. Dodge. 81 the Marine and
field Club.
stssrns. of MerblehcaJ. nos just finished ;he 2l-
FOO tao, Habou' FOR tno htothers croIicy. The
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TESTING 7HE SpEcuL JrRr LAW.
ASA BIRD GARNER ARGUES ~ rs FAVOR
MURDER CASES INVOLVED N THE

A.barr. Nov 23.-Thcle has been submitted 70 The
Court Of Appeals case 10 test The constitution
ally OF the aw allowing the appointment or spe-
cial Jury by PERMISSION o: the Appellate DIVISION
when il appears that a far and impartial trial 81
such issue canno, be had without special jury or
taat the importance or intricacy OF the case re-
qulres such jury. or that he Subjec, matter OF
thu indictment has ben widely disse animated or
commented upon by the press or otherwise as 10 in
duce the belief that an ordinary jury cannot, with
out delay and difficulty, b. Obtained 10 try such
issue or that for any Other reason due eff
cient and impartial cmnstrA- Ion q justice IN the
particular case requires tia: tie trial OF such issue
be had by special jury
The test case VIZ Ia. Of Frank Dunn. mar
derer. in whose case he special jury had been
asked III New York city. Durus counsel raised
the question Of ms itutona iiy. and alleged
violation Of the rig Z %. trial ty lUrY
Asa Bird GardireF arguing for the law. said max
T. WAS constitutional. ard that ID night Of the de-
fendavt had been invaded because. while the Con.
stiuiton secures the right Of trial by an impartial
Jury he mode OF proc ring and imgdne ling such
jurv is regu ated hy la~. either common Or sta,u-
tory principally the latter, al Il : within the
power % The LEGISLATURE e. make lOm time 10
time such changes in The law AS II may deem eX,
pedent. taking Gaze ony 10 preserve the right OF
trla by an mpat al jury.
Mr.. Gardiner said that several murder cases In
New-York City hang ~yon the decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-24
HARLEM WHEELMEN'S HOU SEW AIMING
THE REFIrTED HOME OF THE CLUB FORMALLY
OPENED LAST EVENING.


The Harlem wheemen opened their new house
last evening and succeeded in entertaining between
s.2o and midnight more than thousand guests
The corridors were intentionally crowded IN the
early hours OF the evening
An addition OF thirty-scven feet has been built
on the rear of the house giving room Tor two BOWL
ing alleys IN the sub-5asemcn; which are OF regu-
lation length. with the full runway prescribed by
the American Bowlers League. An Independent
IRON sta.rvay has been o.ilt from the front area
to the alleys thus enaolns the afternoon clubs
which are now being formed among the wives OF
the clubs members to enter the Alleys without
going through any c.hoT part Of the clubhouse
Near the alleys is complete locker ana dressing
room. with shower and needle baths. The wheel
room has been extended az to ALLOW for tns safe
storage of two hundred and hfty wheels ana st.l'
bova annie space for small repairs AMI Tor clean
ing A Switchboard has also been installed
The reCep,iOn-rO' ms are decorated IN EMPIRE
stIie the color scheme being the cum coors' green
and gold Immense VIII L. pillars supporting grille
handsome draperiss add to the effect OF separate
rooms the idea b. ng 70 nave recepuOn-to2n'
MUSHROOM and library al on one noor, hen'
tertainmcnt the columns. which are por aoe VII
re removed Citing a floor more thah ninety iee'
Crimson and pink embossed paper Of ford design
c ehu The green and gold effect IS again ear
yird out in the cardroom. where unsel paper has
Tc.ever is the stein room. which H. decorated
with high green vainscoting. surmounted ny mar
itc,ion ~ stems Above the shelving IS shown
collection OF Guns s%nr' hn una so,,e t., M
Civil and Revolutionary wars -,..
The comnittee-Ioon, are finished IN aark tones
three pool tables have been Installed In the billiard
In the evenire Two HunrarIan bands p'aycd alter
uately. The Horal decorations were I'm foenns with
the house More than $1,000 has been soent on the
alterations and r'riiing ana about hith or that
a amount on now furniture.
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RACING At LEXINGTON.

Lexington Ky Nov. 23-The weather clear
and the track heavy to-day Summarizes follow:
First race dive flri ns-'-Bann Jos r. Huston. >
70 won: I.eca 10 EveretO. - and 70 D. second
,tul.l ~ al .lr.lf. % .. i!.lpi Time %
second race ,-N furonga,-Rolns, 100 (B WinsteiGl
T., o. Won Aritator. IL (EVeretD 10 | and . 10 =,
second. Mcfarland H. liz CO. Taylor 10 |, third
Ih..i rae call AGES one mie)-Arcturus los a. Ma
t.,,.l 3 - J. won. HampIen 80 'iIagshbsrgeri, 70
ami even second. Iss Us tconleyp. to L. third To,
-f.i~-i. .
Fourth race eleven s.xteenths o. nlel-Mayme "
n in5 II Matthew'S >. non. Holland. 1903 oConeyI
10 ana ? L, second Mss Josep"lne, 40 (Brittonl.
o. J. third. Time -.
l'rh race ,s ages six fr ngsl-bo minis IA ,Bibbs'
4 o. won. Early Bird. ia &C. TayloD - u and q -
second; Postum. IL tcanleyJ . /. third. Time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-24
oo0D PRIcEs roR BRooD MARES.

SIDNEY PAGET AID COLONEL YOUNG THE CHEF
INVERSION COLLINS SOLD FOR $500
Lexington Ky. No. g (Specla) The Megibbon-
Jog. water consignment to the EasOn sale Of thor
ou.hhfeds Was completed to-day. the brood mares
bringing on an average $50 each.
sidney Paget paid tho highest prices. and Colonel
Milton Young Of McGrathiana the largest
luyor Several HeTe passed out and scores OF the
horses sold FOR S25 each
Thc wcll-known racehorse Tom collins, sold on
IN. frs, day ana marked 10 Frank Jones New
0gk WAS bought for President {. &. Nahtt " ne
ST Louis Racing Association. the price beng 300
The host sales were
rs-, blackburn b m H. by la 20 blackburn. dam
Tarsnfula. sidney pacei Sew-York 81 500
sister Monica. Oh N. 10 by spTnsDIpDH Gam Ano'
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SPORTS FOR THE DAY.
SOME OF THE AFFAIRS THAT WILL ADD
INTEREST TO THE HOLIDAY

SOME OF THE AFFAIRS THAT WILL ADD
INTEREST TO THE HOLIDAY.
While the season Is rather far advanced FOR thc
wholesale indulgence outdoor sports to-day some
interesting programmes have been arranged and
with fair weather some good sport Will be seen.
While the devoteos Of golf are loath 20 give NJ
their favorite game. a heavy snowstorm and wintry
blasts promise soon 10 send the golfers into tom
porary retirement They propose TO make scores,
however so long the sun shines. ard nnumor-
able matches have been arranged. There VIII be
tournaments At Lakewood. at the Morris County
club, ST. Andrews at the Batusrol Cluh. At Staten
Island Flushing. Painhci and many other places
Many football games win be played in sp-c OF
the generally accepted idea that the robust college
game is over for the season. The match which has
attracted the most attention is the meeting Of tho
Cornell and PENNSYLVANIA teams at PHILADELPHIA.
Tho nen from Ithaca are said 20 be in sood shape
AID they are confident thlt they vii. De- able 20
make "a good showl,' against tHrl. Pennsylvania
rivals Indoor football viii hc tried ~ Madison
Square Garden t1-uirht. when the Orange and
Riverside Athletic club teams VIII measure
strength The game VIII be started ~ $50 p. m.
The vaI.9-s gun clubs OF the district VIII make
a gala day o. H. and pigeon ana bluerock matches
have been arranged to take place a. most OF the
suburban shooting resorts. The trains leaving the
cl;y last nigh, took out large number Of amateur
nimrods who Will spend the day in the woods and
trampins over feds IN quest Of stray rabbits AMI
The only purely athletic feature viii be The.
which viii taKe place at Morris rarS The mem
20 10 Morris Park Oh their wheels. The American
pe, dog show viii attract IT, QUOT, of spectators
o. Sherry ana there will IT, Oh amateur billiard
The second eame Of me rolier-oolo champion
stip VIII De- played Ill Grand "trHI Palace BE-
iowed ap IN good ll in The Hi am and am 1'l
no D b .f d %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-24

FIFTH HAcE-Hishweisst handicap for twO-yesr-olls
OK THE INGLESIOE TRACK.
san Francisco. NOV. 23.-The weather was clea
and the track slow az Ing esde to-day Results:

and the track slow at Ing esde to-day. Results:
r,., rae lsix firl5nrs,-Gaun,ett li3 1Thorpe, 70
Z Won Is Meianos III n. Ionesl 70 and 10 ..
second. Rainier. il5 III. Martini to l. third Time
.ond race Csiv fuglongs for maden.' selling>pongo
% III lrcsl q O. 3 w0n homb) l02 ,Rutter). r
and t. second. Durwad lOl III Martini, 20 third
Third race ,selli. z: ore mlt-Denamea. lo7 (Rutter
70 = wor Bonnle lone. o. II. Pow cid. u 70 and 70
-onl Polish. loS fra"leyl, 10 to l. 'hi'd. Ilme-
F,irth race CThe Golden Stakes; mile and a halo
fic wa III tflIlman,. II - 10. Narplot, lOl a.
X0rcst. ~ 10 and Guy. second.
Ftfth race aurl,. mile and s!Nteenth)NlkinG. l31
giatfart. ta T. Granger. i4G Ambrose. 10 t.
md ., l. second. T. +. rs u>nharu. 10 20 l. third
I.wr-2pl -
sikh race sel.ng eli. en- s.Atefnths = me,-For-
r..Ir. loi a. J1ncD. 90 I won. Fleming lui -
y ,sl To- ] ard = 10 l. second Aluminium. l0i Bull
man, % % l. th.Id Time-l.ll'g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-24
lrHAcANs START FOR PHILADELPHIA

Ithaca, Nov. 23.-Ithaca tonight sent "A large
delegation to Philadelphia t. witness the struggle
OIL The grlIirou between Cornell and PENNSYLVANIA
tomorrow afternoon. The crowd was 50 large
ta-t j. was found neoes--ry for the railroad COM
pgny 10 ruu four extra slcepers and the team was
Iuu I'm Two ,ii' The party was made up most
~ ~ Cornell stu..uts. md also Included professors
O. the University ana c.tizcfs of Itha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-24
make.up Of tte teams M be as follows.
FOOTBALL IN MADISON SQUARE GARDEN.
ORANGE 4 c. AND THE RIVERSIDE \ G. TO
MEET THIS EVENING

novelty IN the way of indoor athletic sports
VIII be Introduced at the Madison square Garden
this evening. when the Orange Athletic Club and
the Riverside Athletic club football teams Nill
contest for supremacy on the grid.ron "he most
bitter rivalry exists between these two teams. In
consequence Of which an exciting ana b ghly in
teresting time Is expected. The referee Will be Mr.
Whit. OF Lafayette. Whi!o Mr.. Wallis. Of Yale.
Will officiate as umpire The lineup of the teams
vi he follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-24

Milton Young. Lexington $500. - ,-,..~rs.
Ianhy Bob g. Nv inn Lord JlTtins 'e''''a
III. Green Is. Morris New York. $500. ., :.
Brown col, yesrllnG by Ringston-Bayadcfe' H. f.
Performancc h. m. l. 10y Troubadour-Matinee' Milton
Young $500. .,oooo 80, 10,
Holiday and De WAS not sold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-24
SARATOGA BO4RD N 4 DEADLOCK.

Saratoga. y Y. Nov. p Special. The Saratoga
County Board Of Supervisors which consists OF ten
Republicans and an equal number OF Democrats
has not yet effected organization. after having
been In session nine days II r. deadlocked on the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-24

fanBeu INC IVNOWTTk IfST Ut V0'''0"|F
at the gymnasium on Saturday afternoon am -,
Free-fo~-all handicaps-50-yard dash ~ and
dash, 22O-yard DASH 4.oyard run, sso-yaro III" anu
one-mile run. 81, , ,.orr bori-
Free for all-Sack race. parallel par "oln "o''-
zontal bar work. long-horse work, hylhe ''sS'
Medals will be given TO the winners IN eae" 'aoe
and another medal to the man or boy winning INC
largest number Of points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-24
wrsLEYAN.s FOOTBALL CAPTAIN.

Mlddetowa. Conn. Nov. o. Ralph w Rymer
o. was TODAY unanimously cicc,ed captain Of the
Wesleyan football eleven Tor ucxt year. Rymor
played quarterback on IT, eleven this year. His
home * H. JeTayn. Penn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-24
wA1LER.s RoAp RECORD BEATEN.

stourhton. Mass Nov. 23--"Chic" Taquin OF
Fan River. to-day beat the record mad, by Waller.
and the state bicycle record for t"o hundred miles.
min. minutes ahead of the previous figure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-24
SAILORS TO PLAY FOOTBALL

The Yankee Badge game at the Orange Oval will
be played this morning At 1890 Considerable rival
~ exists between thc New -York AID Ncw-Jersey
Naval Reserves and the 'rooters'' for each sn.p
Vii be out in force The interest Is Increased bv
the fact that there number Of weil-known
football players each team. The lineup will
w. The following:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-24

selection II chairman and a secretary Party
lines are rig.G.y ava. aal ;hc deaa.j p omlses
10 continue for some TIM COM. lhi- afternoon
the SSH ballot was taken. the resui; being. as
usuaI ID 70 ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-24
r,vO Crr-Rs SUSPENDED.

The Registration Committee OF the Ame.louh
Athle.c Union Yesterday suspended the New Brit
ain Athletic Club from all sanction privileges Tor
fal ure to pay handicappcrs fees. The fitchou's
Young Mems c. l.. was also suspended ior idl.u,.c
TO pay sanction fees for games helu OH '0'ooe' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-24
Guroue1r A5u.rIls.neu,s.

EUROPEANS AND TRAVEL
LERS will find the London office Of The
Tribune. II? Flerr Street. a convenient
place to leave their advertisements and
subscriptions for The Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-24

Orange A Q. Fos-'Ion. I.'f'cr@Ide \ =
J Kyle Reime) LEFT end Mason Marker
IGcNler tWorstr)
RI nehard vaughn. Left guard Este Brown
lancon G,ungerl Right guard ........C Clark CraaO
Marshall "a MohOr Right tickle ............ Grobort
". Kyle ,Ronig light ED SchWnn Grover
Leo Hsdeltord, Quarterback Gibson oWorO
Tucker loft halfoack Miller
Underwood Right hatoack Jeoleman Nagley)
Gibs Ful0ack Williams QrdJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-24
AMATEUR ATHLETICS.
A HUNT AND A CAME DINNER

\ 7 y =
HOW TIE MEMnEEs or THE STATE LINE FOX
HUNTING CLUE WILL ENJOY THEMSELVES.
The state Line Fox Hunting club # Greenwich.
Conn Will have hunt game bake and foxhound
races to-day. The clubs officers are. President.
j. Minor. secretary, James G. Wilson. treasurer.
lanes : Young. The races will start from and tho
ean, feast Doe eaten the farm OF Secretary Will
CON trr, miles north % Greenwich The clubs
uark of foNhouuis numbers nearly nifty.
The races Will b. 4 siH mile circuit through
roucn country f1r ola dogs. ana two-me circuit
for Youngsters
At the last game bake Of the club, held recently.
the sDoils were all furnished and killed by the
members. M
Tho prizes FOR the winning dogs Will consist OF
silver cups and hunting cquip mentS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-24
COURT OF APPEALS CASES ON MONDAY

Albany Nov. . The Court OF Appeals took
recess tonight un.u Monday afternoon at O'clock
The calendar for that dtv com, rises cases Nos
tS 60} 1874 fi3. 5Ss. so. so and tis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-24

". T. Sager and Charles Hadae.d have issued the
appended challenge we viii ride any ianiem
team In the United States all unlimited pursuit
race. limited pursuit race or unpaced against 'ne
watch any distance and for any amount o. money
,ho. ,,o,, ha vosered AS 4 side bet. We WI ride
egainst the watch for one. two and nNe mics
Against any tandem team IN America. or VII! rae
team ia the United States.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-24
CONTESTS FOR SATURDAY.

Professor Worth. OF the Hudson Bank Gymna-
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-24

When tic Associated Cycling Clubs Of Long ISL
and nrst conceived the idea Of having a cycle snow
In Brooklyn IT was not expected thai show would
be- FIELD in this city At meeting ci The ors'iliH'-
t.,n hold IN Bro5k.yn on Monda! night vote was
t.i,.u =, . to 'he adv.sah.'ity ot ldlts nov III
iookiyn. and ,he dyst,s v5,,a d d., & 20 V aan
II. rnnsdeled slim unless the dealers .kr ho!d OF
tbo matter and conduct 4 show themselves.