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vo cPoryp FOR CHARGE OF SMUGGLING

speciaI Treasury Agent Cross SAID YESTERDAY 'has
,.n ~,orv that large importers OF this city have
been systematically pundering tie Government In
N. importation OF dutiable goods by mail was IN
a-,ous rospects inaccurate There was no ground
-, cbarxe Of smuggling. but a recent inyesti-
so,,on made by the Treasury Department had es-
cd the fact that there mad been iaxness In
tSo ELIMINATION and appraisal OF such articles
Under the law, merchandise can BE- sent TO this
S,n which the United States has parcels post
sa.,nenr or treaty In the case OF articles re-
ssd In the mails from other countries the regu-
iations require for the first offence by the importer
a. ao,,al in amount to the duty on the article.
I'd FOR "a subsequent offence the Importation can
be- released only on payment OF fine equal to the
aeonraised value II the duty amounts to more than
TX such article can he released only on order
~ the Secretary OF the Treasury; II less than IS.
the release can be ordered by the Collector OF Gus
toms In the OF articles such as gloves, where
The duty would be under % cents no confsca ton
would be made Collector Bdwel has not. as was
reported received an order 10 suspend the delivery
Of all parcels received by mail from abroad and
20 send such packages to the Barge once seizure
room for examination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-16
TWO GOLF CONTESTS AT LAKEWOOD

Lakewood. y J.. April Is (Specan.-Yes,erday' )
match play on the links % he ocean County Hunt
and Country Club was in the converse foursomes.
The score. G.. F. Kerr and A j. Mcclure. Gross IS,
handicap g re- S.. W H. Coles ard \. B. Cahin,
gross - handicap ). net &c. Jasper Lynch and +.
A Matthew. no handicap. 81. and James Converse
and G. T. RlcharIsO gross 100. handicap =. net g.
The play for the Mrs Gould cup the same links.
was close and the scores below tho average The
score ". n. Coles, no handicap. -; { I h.chard-
son no handicap s.: r A. Wathew. gross 81. ham
dcsp net IS. Arthur 3. Cabin. gross %. handicap
& n. Iasrrr LXnrh. 10 hAndicAp. 81.
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TIE SILVER FALLACY NOT DEAD.
LARGE CROWDS ~ coNNEcTIcT-T LISTEN T.
BRYAN

LARGE CROWDS ~ CONSEcTirT-r LISTEN T.
BRYAN
New Haven. April i5.-w.lllam : Bryan was
warmly greeted in This stat today having decided
20 make few stops OF his trip from Washing on
20 Boston. HIS arrival IN thE city was not marked
by ne large crowd that awaited him AZ The time
OF his Presidential campaign but there was never
theIoss good sized crowd a. The station % vel
come him lie iectured at the Hyperion Theatre
on "Rinetallism' this afternoon 20 an aud!~r .
that packed the theatre. Alexander Troup. % the
State Central Committee was the presiding on
and among those who sat on Tho stage Vas MAY or
Farnsworth. At the close or the lecture Mr. Brya
held an informal reception. after which - took
fhe train FOR Waterbury. whore hr spoke 20 a
crowded house ln fhe cry Hail and '-r"aFi De
was driven 70 NaugatlcH whore b" addressed an
audience that taxed The Gem opera House - ne
cauaci'v The visit OF Nj Bryan % Waterbury
md Naugutuck was the occasion or a great demon
stration. and similar enthusiasm was SHOWN AZ
Derby and Anson!a. A. the 81 se o' MS lecin IRE AZ
Naugatuck Mr. Bryan wa- driven 20 Ne" maven
where ne took train FOR Boston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-16
CALIFORNIA ROADS TO BE CONSOLIDATED

San Francisco dispatch says that the Southern
Pacific Company has fled articles or incorporation
whereby four OF the companies which nave peen
associated with the main organization Will be con-
soiidated with the latter. with one exception inc
new corporation will consist OF all tho railroad
properties In California owned or operated ny 'h'
southern Pacinc The capital stock Is fixed It
value OF 500 -'@''
THIS consolidation has been under consideration
- sHnie cHle and Is designed to secure economy
oa au,is4.streuon and Operation. The roads 70 bs
Co.so.o','ea incuce The southern Pacific Eaiif oau
no nopany OK Cdai,ornia the Northern the Gat9,
The Central Pacific and the southern Pacific coast
railroads are no. included in the transaction There
Is no increase IN the capitalization. The amount
nxed upon Is Intended 70 represent the aggregate
capital OF the several companies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-16
CORNELL DEMURs TO. THE DATE.

Ithaca, n. Y. April ia report sent out from
New-Haven that Cornell had agreed TO meet Tale
and Harvard at New-London on June o was on.
cially denied by Professor Wheeler. OF the Cornell
the council has voted to row no later than June H.
This Is because OF the date OF the intercollegiate
and eCornel demands A. least weeK's time be-
tween the dates Of the two races Il IL thought
here that the Yale faculty Will allow the race 10 be
held on the original date The 9Th. which falls on
Saturday. would inconvenience the Cornell crews
In getting 10 Saratoga or Poughkeepss, As thai
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NEW CORPORATIONS IN THIS STATE.

Albany April 15-The following stock companies
have been incorporated:
The Babylon and Oak Island Ferry Company. OF
Suffolk County. 10 operate a ferry line between
Fre island Beach and Babylon and Oak Island
Beach; capital so 900; directors. jeremiah Robbins
W c. Abbott F. ) Bunce ". II. Deale and A. b.
Ghivvir.
The Hamilton Door Manufacturing Company. Of
MIddeport; capital. $1,000; directors H. A. HamiI-
tor William Hogg and c. II. Creamor. o. Buffalo.
The Alden and Nicholson Company. OF Rochester.
carry on canning ousiness; capital so 200; d.
rill W H. Tobey and c. 8. LiDpncott. OF Roch-
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4, ,,sl.a % the Associated Press

49, .. -. Associated Pre-s on Saturday
-. -. d. considerable feeling AZ Henley against
a,o,t,, r., Eyrk to enter thi' year regatta
mi. H.. sa,a q, 10 duo o his attending harAue' a.
py,,ov. whore al the Thames profess W.
nresen,. and also because % the statements H'Aue
n American newspapers that the Ten EyoAs re
ceivcI on their return 10 the h''eo "''-,,'@~s
3d.. I'm q, ,e0o which considered
.,,,o,, ,te English oarsuen az = they had taken
pn, ,.r their tine II was added however M r. -
"a, rex Who won the Diamond SOULS al Hen-
isy a., wear wa disqualified, II would De on inc
stat.-.erf nat The Worcester Boat ...o' a. d
e,',g agre.t 20 provide the funds tor. Ten Syck :
.r'o With is flrh'ltea under the Her'fys i~Sa''a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-16
STATE BANKERS ASSOCIATION TO MEET.

The fifth annual convention OF the New-York
State Bankers Association will be held at Niagara
Fails on Friday and Saturday July % and .. II
* expected that every bank in the State Will send
/. del, gale 10 this convention. and delegates are
exnacfed 10 AXE their wives. for whose comfort
and entertainment special Arrangements VIII be
r,ade Special reception conn !ttees have been ap-
noir-ed from ench group 70 facilitate utroductlonS
between the members OF the G.Heren. groups. The
officers OF The association whose places are 20 De
aiied At ha convention. ! = Hepburn. preSi
dorf. + W Barker syracuse. treasurer; E 4.
Croesheck Albany. vice-pr"s dent and Walter +.
Fraw Long Island CITY secretary.
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fund for the purpose OF developing the advancement
OF the school in several branches.
OLIVER Fl. PAYNE THE GTTER.
A FUND OF ABOUT $4,000 FOR THE COR
NELL MEDICAL COLLEGE N

ithaca y. Y, April l5-It was reported to-day
that the giver OF the fund to establish the new
Cornell Medical College In New-York is Colonel
Oliver H. Payne. Of that city. While President
Schurman would not confirm the runor. IL Is ac-
cepted as fact among the members OF the faculty.
II. r Dimock. representing Colonel Payne was
present AT the meeting Of trustees here YESTERDAY
The amount OF the endowment fund. II Is said.
VIII aggregate nearly SO 900 Colonel Payne has
always taken great interest in medical work and
has been member Of the Board OF Trustees OF
New-York University.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-16
THREE NEW POLICE CAPTAINS CHOSEN
TWO TAKEN FROM THE FORCE IN MANHATTAN
AND THE THIRD FROM BROOKLYN.

TWO TAKEN FROM THE FORCE IN MANHATTAN
AND THE THIRD FROM BROOKLYN.
Tn. Police Board at rs meeting yesterday ap-
pointed lhree new captains. The fortunate men
were Sergeant Thomas J. Diamond. OF the Fifth.
81 station: Sergeant Henry Haipin. OF the Central
Office and Sergeant John Reardon. Of the
Niuteenth Precinct in Brooklyn. Captain Diamond
was appointed TO the force in March 1855. He was
made roundsman IN october. 1924. and ser
geant In MAY 1891. He Is a Republican Captain
Ifalpn was appointed 10 the force in October 1871.
He has recently been attached 10 Inspector
NfcLaughlin's Office at Police Headquarters. He 10
= Tammany man.
Captain Rearion was appointed patroiman on
the old metropolitan police force IN 1865 Three
wears later the force was reorganiZed, and he was
Transferred 10 BROOKLYN Since that time ne has
been on police duty in the Eastern District. and has
a good record. He made a rountsman IN jan
uary lS-1 ard a sergeant few days later. Cap
tairl Reardon is = widower, and is the father OF
Nella Bergen. who : now singing IN Sousas new
opera. The Briie-Elect"
Captain Diamond Will DO duty temporarily In
Newfown: Captain la pin In King bridge. and Cap
tain Rearion in the Seventh Precinct, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-16
yFW CYCLE TRACK AT BALTIMORE.

Baltimore April Is (speciaD.-This city Is TO have
80 hIcvcle racetrack and be in the circuit com
- =, Now-York Philadelphia, Washington and
other Eastern cites The traiek VIII be located near
Lake w. ~ the city IL will be sixth or a mile
IN length The plan Is for coliseum quarter o.
nts.ii Inn ms centre 10 be an open ned. Tnere
vii be- seating capacity Of fifteen thoTsa ma hs
Sniidine to-morryw. and II Is to BE- finished by
May 10
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R4TV SPOrLS BASEBALL OPENING.
,,.,v -uprr OF THE SIX CANES SCHEDULED
WERE PLAYED NETWORK AID BROOK
ryX CONTESTS POSTPONED

r.. attempt 20 open formally the League cham
,,o,sl.fn season Yesterday was aboni the most DIS
maj failure IN the history OF baseball Only three
% the SIX games scheduled were played RAIN chuS-
Ing the postponement q games In Philadelphia
,,-......,o, and this city The winning teams
were Chicago. Cincinnati and LollsVHe.
Conpllnentary tickets had been distributed
freely IN this city to the opening OF the season AZ
the Polo Grounds 80 there was fair attendance
IN spite q the rather threatening weather The
game vas % have been between the Network and
Tostou teams and the contest was started In 4
crzzc IN the third inning. with the score 10 =
IT. say0- 81 the Boston team. the game was post
tor-,i ~ .csoln: OF the rain. The batteries were
klob-Iauz and Bergen for Boston. and Doheny
and Warner gor N,w-York. Snyder and Curry
were the urnplres New York scored one run In the
frst inning and one in the second while Boston
made one In tho nrst and TWO IN the third. Two
men were out for Boston when the game was
called
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CINCINNATI. 3: CLEVELAND ,

Cincinnati. April l5.-Though the weather
tribe chilly. over eleven thousand persons were
crowded in the stands at League Park this after
noon 10 witness the first game Of the season. Mayor
Taft made a brief address 10 the players and tossed
the ball from the stand. The Cieveands were out
played Rurke;t's hitting the only feature
Roth teams observed the ant-kicking rule and not
A sem blance OF objection was raised at any o,
the decisions OF The InplreS though many close
ones were rendered. Score
r. r. F.
SciinvaIan4 ........O o o o 0 % 3
Observation-Disclosures and Pel;z Young and oconnor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-16
4 BETHLEHEM coyTRAcroR's SUICIDE.

Lambertvlle, n. j.. April I5.-w. T. Emery.
contractor OF Bethlehem. Penn. committed suicide
in the MOTEL at frenchtown last night, He was
FOUND this morning with empty laudanum bot
lie lying on the door He left instructions 10 be
called at O'clock. His brother took charge Of the
BODY IL is said that he had met with business
reyerses recently.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-16

Or. Henry p LOOMS his house. No IS East
Thrty-fourth-st. last evening confirmed the re-
port that Colonel Payne Is the S}ver OF the furd TO
establish the Cornell Medical College here.
Dr.. LOOMS said that the fund amounted TO about
10000. He also said that feature OF the school
which had not been brought out was 20 be CO.
education DR.. LOOMS further asserted that the
announcement OF the foundation Of the new college
had caused great deal OF comment among ply
sicians and far he could learn large
number approved the plan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-16
A REPORTED b AND o. ASSESSMENT

!: was said IN Wall Street yesterday. although
the report could be substa inflated that the Bal
tirnore and Ohio committee mas decided upon an
Assessment OF so a share the Baltimore ard
OHIO stock. and would givo for the Assessment re"
preferred stock ia the connie ny II was also sd-d
that there was q plan 10 scale interests 10 per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-16
TVENTT-FIVE BUILDINGS BURNED.

HEAVY LOSSES CAUSED BY \ FIRE ~ rHE TOWN
OF SUTTON. QUEBEC.
Rich.ord VI. April I5-Word was received here
to-day from Sutton. Quebec. small town about
eight miles from here. asking ror help 20 fight IL
fire which, was raging there. Sutton is "A place o.
about six hundred inha btants. and the houses are
mostly OF wood a high wind which prevail. %
added greatly 20 the destruc tlNcncss or th" ire
Tho fire was under control shortly after noon. The
number Of buildings burned was twenty-five lnrlud-
ing the TWO hotels. tho railroad station, seven
stores and the Canadian Pacific Railroad round
house.
The loss cannot be estimated fully. but VIII prob
ablv exceed y00J0 which Is partly covered hy I'M
gurancs Several families have lost Their houses
and al! they possess
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-16
RAILROAD INTERESTS.

KINDERHooK AND HUDSON OFFICERS
!. a meeting OF the directors ot the Undertook
and Hudson Railway held yesterday. at No. 100
Broadway the following officers for the year Were
elected: Charles B. Halnes. president, John Della
hunty. vice-president. Il. MctIonega4. secretary
and william c Roberts. treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-16
THE BOND Issue APPROVED.

TIE stockholders OF the s.. Paul and Duluth
Railroad Company have adopted By large major
lily the directors proposition FOR the issue OF SOD
eo nrst-mortgage consolidated bonds, 10 bear m
te-est a rate not 10 exceed 3 per cent per an
nun. ard covering all the property of the company
VIA TIE exception Of the lands. the bonds ana
SunpaSe contracts and the proceeds thereof II ~
e2pecte- that the bonds will be issued on PEI
cent basis. The proceeds OF the isste VIII DO ce-
voted 10 retiring old obligations and making better
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-16
HEAVY STORM DELAYS VESSELS.

Boston. April l5-The shipping business OF the
port has been seriously interfered with for the last
three days on.account OF The severe storm. Not a.
sailing vessel has rounded Cape Cod since last
Monday. although large feet Is anchored in tho
vineyard awaiting an opportunity TO reach port
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-16
MNICOLL'S REPORT READY.

Montreal. April I'D McN!con. general passen-
ger agent OF the Canadian Pacific Railway. and
Chairman OF the special rate war committee. say.
thst his report Is ready. and will be presented 20
The Passenger Association at a special meeting,
which will be asked for Tho report contains no
Recommendations whatever
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-16
FIVE RACING SHELLS SWAnPED.

HARVARD oARsMEN HAVE NARROW ESCAPE
FROM DRowNISC-sEvERAL UNCONSCIOUS.
Cambridge. April i5-The Harvard class races
we're postponed to-day on account OF rough water,
while the races OF the Weld resulted in
the swapping OF all five boats and a narrow es-
IN ne from drowning OF some Of the oarsmen. Sew
raj ~ the men have been unconscious during the
evenins and physicians fear that number or
ga ses OF pneumonia will result The physicians
rsf,ise 10 give out the names OF those who have
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-16
PArMAsTER- GENERAL RYyoyryATgD.

Washington. April 1.-the President sent this
nomination to the Senate yesterday:
EDWIN STEWART to be Paynsas,er-Gensrsi and Chief
ot Bureau Of Supplies and In Navy Depart
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-16
oEF1cERs FOR LIE cENTRAL PACIFIc.

OFFICERS FOR THE CENTRAL PACIFIC
San Francisco April 15.-The Board OF Directors
o. the Central Pacific Railroad has elected the fol-
lowing officers 70 serve for the ensuing year Pres-
dent Isaac L. Regan; vce-presldent William H..
Mills: second v.ce-presdent. J. G. Kirkpatrick;
third vee-president Charles p. Eels; secretary and
controller William NJ Thompson. assistant score
tsry in New-York. Charles Babbidge. treasurer
William Il. Mills. assistant treasurer in New ork
Frank II. Davis: transfer agent. George Watkins.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-16

Cincinnati. April 1.-THE Mount Auburn street
railway has been sold by order OF Court for s2s 900
70 Charles H Kigour who represented the Cincin-
natl Consolidated Street Railway Company. Tho
latter company now the entire street rail-
way system Of the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-16
MR.. BURLrvGAyE's SUCCESSOR.

Albany April l5-Governor Black has appoint
"A Assistant District Attorney John T. Cook OF this
citv To he District-Attoruey TO Albany county, 20
All The vacancy caused by the death OF former DIS
trict-Attornsy Buriingame.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-16

About twenty clubs have s.gniaei their intention
OF sending teams 10 the interstate tournament. 10
be held the Allegheny Country club. on June 10.
Il and Is. ! " Bidd'e s getting together team
TO represent the Phi Eel pha Country Club. and the
Merton Cricket and the St Andrews clubs are also
preparing 10 enter OF their players. The prize
offered Is silver cup valued al $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-16

william Jennings Bryan. the erstwhle Democratic
cardila-e for President. passed through the city
Yesterday on his way - New-Haven. where be de-
lvered a lecture last night With him were Willis
/ ABBOT T. Bennett and Assembyman james
Oliver The party hreak.asted at the Grand Union
Hotel and then Mr.. Bryan continued his Journey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-16

The gol, club recently organized AT East Orange.
y. =. has chosen the following officers: President.
J II. Mcintyre: secretary. Merrick Willet. and
treasurer. John Knapp The Board az Directors
IL 10 consist Of Marshall Darrach. James Hillyer.
f. J. Kent. Marshall Shepard. Mss Bertha Rich
ards and Miss Z izabeth Free.and.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-16
TEN ETcKs ENTRY REFUSED
-zr HENLEY REGATTA COMMITTEE ACTS AM
GIVES 80 REASON.

ro,so,. Aorn i5-secretary Cooper ,o-aSy p .-
,orrno. he As-ociated Press tha' 'ns ~ W.. 49,,
gait, Committee has decided 20 re'' 80 Ruie
q Ten Eyck n. American oafs"'A'''
Y which reads. ... - re-
~, ,,,r,,eo shsu have power 70 Te'use 49, a.,
- -, c,,.~v M % the tine o, starting "'''''
being bound 10 assign REASON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-16

The Princeton College golf team Visited the Ards
ley club links yesterday. and In a match with
the Ardsley golfers defeated them by score OF Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-16

y was said las, night that Mayor an " -
I-......s, co,.v Island leading 20 ne h ar'
$780, bridge This leaves new $50 er aSd
in desert o, sand entirey nse 70 anybody
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-16
srYrY-7wO BODIES RECOVERED AT DYEA
SEARCH FOR THE VICTIMS OF THE sNowsiLps
ENDED

Vancouver. p c. April i5-The steamer Pach-
sham. which arrived here yesterday from Dyea,
Alaska. reports that the search for bodies IN the
Chllkoot slide has been concluded sixty-two bodies
had been taken out altogether. 800
<ornis who left Dawson on March II Ellis says
~ first boat will leave Dawson for st. MlchaePo
ebout the middle OF June. lie estimates that she
viii carry s5c06oo in gold. and that the total out
mn Of the Klondke region VIII be SioUnoo
Fantair RAY L S A., Is az Dyea. and will come
down on the next stea rcr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-16

The charter members OF the Fairfield County Golf
Club have elected the following officers for the
year President. James McCutcheon; vice-presi-
dent. l. =. Converse. secretary. II. L. Cammann.
treasurer John H. Boswell and captain. E. b.
Curiiss The Executive Committee Is TO be COM
posed Of James McCutcheon. e c. Converse. J. n.
Boswell. l. II. Stevens. f. b Curtiss G. H. Hub
bell 5 r Vvial Bond +. X. Willard and II. l..
Cammann s c Cox J. VI. Mason and Julian ".
Curtiss have been chosen Handicap Committee. and
T. 3. Curtlss r. NJ Freeman and j. NJ. Mason,
Greens Committee The date Of opening the club
house IL 70 be decided next week The course Will
be- heightened from eight hundred to nine hundred
yards before July I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-16

~. O,,r, c7rh v-beelrnen will have random run
o--,o-~o,r The members will meet at Sixue
ard Tho boulevard az II a NJ. ana Ii5 ~, ,,a'''''
,.o.a vIl decide where the run VIII eHleHo w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-16

,.,.A ,.,- Weather to-day about all the IT acadam-
tod -oads will 20 in good condition Tor r'dlns ~
-,orrow The dirt roads. or mos OF ~ theIr adj
n os s. ~ SIX 20 the nacaiam ard aspna''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-16

--.,-.. .es,-.-, ~ ION the League OF American
,y'.7 -. -, fuu printed Information ana
W h re-. ia -ks by sending thrir names anu "
l, 80 Ire cycling Editor OF Ihe lr'ou"e'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-16

The Yale gol, team Will make its first appearance
this season on local links against The Staten ISL
and Cricket Club. az Livingston. The latter CLUB
Will be represented BY George E. Armstrong. John
r Chadwick Otto Hockmeyer. Charles Stewart
Charles r. Stout C. VI Hamilton. Austin r Kelley
and Albert Z. Paterson. Al the Queens County
Golf Club OF Glen Cove. there will be a mecal-play
handicap FOR the Frederick p. Pratt Cup Inc -.
Andrews players will also hold 4 similar handicap
for a special monthly cup This VIII he the nrst
formal competition this season over the ~. An
drews links and for that reas son Is expected 10
furnish some OF the most interesting play or the
day