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The St. Nicholas hockey team won their first game
in the Amateur Ho ckey League series last night afe
n close contest with tho Montclair A. c. New blood
has been infused into the St, Nicholas Club and not
single member of last years team took part
in the game last night. Conway did tho
best work for tho victors. while Max Horn
feck and Williams were responsible for most
of the star play of the visitors. The play very
even for the Arst half. and twelve minutes elapsed
before Williams. assisted by MAY Hornfeck, scored
tho rst goal for Montclair The half ended without
any further score.
After hve minutes play in tho second period Con
Nicholas continued aggressive work and for ten
minutes kept the MOntclair goalkeeper busy. Then
Max Hornfeck made clever run down the rink and
made swift shoot for goal which was beautifully
blocked by Blair. Two minutes later Conway again
OF the puck and scored the winning goal The score
at the finish stood st. Nicholas, .; MontcRir, ].
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Greater New York Tournament-srartan. univer-
sal aud Fraternity, al the Germania Assembly Rooms
New York Royal Arcanum League Tournament
Ogden Council, COlfax Council and Defendam Coun-
ell, at the Tennis Club alleys.
Harlem League Tournament-Oriental, Washing
ton and Colonial. at Ihum h kahsdori's Harlem
New York wcmcn's League Tournament Walkuc-
tn No. VIM f OF Sss1en S
Ny Merry Ladies nnI Crescent No. = at the Arlington
North Side isague-we,t Morrisania Chippewa
and Tallapoosa. AT the North Side Palace alleys.
@ me LSSSl Wrl m he
Assembly Rooms alleys; $50 p. N.
Archliorssan Union League Tournament-spald;
ing Union No. !. Spalding Union No. and Cathedral
Club, at tn" Village Club alleys,
EicLe vs., Norideutscher, at the Arcade alleys.
M"yers TnurnamcMt-Jolly. Tenderlon and Tr-
umph wheelmcn. at Meyers alleys.
North Side TOurnamcnt-St. Mary's lyceum We.
Athlete Headpin Tournament-NIanah No. ].
Manahatta No. . Manahatta No. 3. Manahatta No. !.
Glover No. /, College students No. ], College Stu
dents No. . and college Students No. 3. at Brinka-
Teutonia Hall Tournament-Celtic Fair Play.
odd Feiows' Hall Tournarnent-Golden Rod VS..
Fluke at Clrlan's alley-.
Fraternity Council Leh"rt5 Council and Adirondack
Council, at Tranors alleys.
mum VS.. South Paw, AT the Elephant club alleys
Associated Cycling Clubs of Long Island Tourna-
lyu Bicycle Club, at Peterson's alleys.
Kings County Tournament-Garield Homestead
Capitol Tournament Arlington, Manila and
Don't Know, at Capitol alleys.
Twentv-sixth Ward Tournament Manhattan ".
New Jersey Association Tournament-Jolly. River
Suburban Athletic Club League-summit VS.. River
side A. C.. at Summit alleys.
Boat Club at Jersey City Club alleys.
Staten Island Amateur League ournament-Ma.
mon; American aud Tompkinsville at West New
Brighton.
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Trap Shooting.

Capt. william A. Sands OF Flushing and John II
vaghts Of Brooklyn made straight scores at the
monthly live bird trAp.shooting tournament of the
Unknown Rod and Gun Club at Dexter Park yester.
day. ExJudge John b. Voorhees, killed all his birds
in tho club competition. but missed one in tho
sweepstakes race which followed A gale car.
rled many dead pigeons out of bounds. Before
the shooting the annual meeting of the organization
held. The following officers were chosen; Pres.
dent, Henry Knebel. Sr.: Vice President. Edward A.
Nroome; Secretary, Capt. William A. Sands; Treas
urer Dr. J. W. Moore. 1t decided to offer three
prizes at each monthly shoot throughout the year
addition to the annual prizes. summaries yester'
day;
lean shooting Association rules-willam A, Sands.
20 yards. I; John H. Naghts. % yards. . John Is,
d j. S. Pillion, 2s yards. :; Edward A. yro9me. 2s
yards. 3; Robert J. smith. ~ Yards 3; John IL.
i Handicap sSeepstlIes~ i've birds each; So
entrance fee; birds etn; two m34neys.sands; ~
o. yoHrhees. ~ yards, 2; 9. i. Montague ~ yards.
PGn a1ds - Ak6nas q yads 10 Baras Snra Is yard,
/. Al ties were divided
Several hundred asphalt targets were smashed on
the smith Bros grounds. Plank road and Foundry
street Newark yesterday at the regular bi-monthly
trap shooting tournament OF the East Side Gun Club
Of Newark. gale swept across the meadows and
was mainly responsible for many misses. summary:
Triangular Match-Fifteen targets eRch-CApt. l..
u. Japhet. i2; Theodore Richards 10; George p.
Ten Singlea-Fairmount, q; Christopher Frgen.
span, Jr,. Q; Richards, 9; Frank Pement. 3; george
II. Jafrcy, \.
Fifteen Targets Fairmount. IL; Frigenspan. I;
Richards. ~ Peiment, o. Jafrey IL; Johnnie Jones.
q: Philip Schrleh. v.
Twenty .hye Targets-Clpt. l.. II. Japhet, 10; Fair
mount. IL; Frigenspan, IL.
Fifteen Singles-Japhet, y; Paramount. l3; Rich.
ards, -. FTigenspan, =.
Match Ten targets Paramount. 3; Capt. Japhet, q.
Fifteen Targets Capt. Japhet -; Paramount /;
Richards. o, FrgenspAn, 10.
Triangular Match Fifteen clay birds each-Far'
mount IL; Frigenspan, Z; Richards II.
Match-Same ronditions-RichArds,l loi FrigenspAn.
7; Fairmouut, X.
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4 NET ROWIyG ORG AMBITION.
College Races on the Hudson to BE Con-
Quoted Under Its Amspices.

At meeting of prominent men. held at the
rooms Of the Transportation Club Yesterday.
an association was organized by which tho
promoters intend to develop the lonG-tak ed-ot
American Henley. The idea Of having repre-
sentativ" organization To take charge OF tho
many details connected with college boat races
originated at the meeting Of the stewards of
the intercollegiate Rowing Association on
Jan. u at the Hoffman House 1t was
the sense of the delegates present nt that con-
ference that the arrangements for tho race he-
tween crews from Cornell. University OF Penn-
sylvania. Columbia and the University Of Wis
cousin. which is scheduled ~ take place in
POughke"psic during ia" last week in June,
should be conducted ~ It responsible orGani.
ii the meeting Yesterday numher Of wall,
known PERSONS ol PouGhl ""p~r aud several
officials Of Tia" National Arsu",atipn "f Amateur
Oarsm"n were present II was voted +" pr-
Gauia" under th" title - ia" r"Vghkc"l'i"
on the Hudson. "nn,iuutnn aud hr-law'
w"r" GtHwn w W. snt al ,"t no ON" o'
gage in boating tor pleasure aud exercise and
T. promote aM}a.",Gr rowing Tho following
President; ". II frank, second N,rc Pre.t4ent II.
Fourth Vice. President; John II Campbell Treas.
urrr, Fred Il. lortincror, Secretary.
Fred i I9rm%yGr Wa+ anTIlmt"'d, Ihoirm}sH
charge OF an the details connected with the big
race In June, eNc"p' look ing alter th" waiting
crews. This Will hr left h. W ] Booth. ". -.
Frank and II, + Reynolds, the three Vice.
Presidents. who live in pouEhkeeps". In dis
cussinG the scope of IN" nov Organization one
Ot the officers said last night:
We intend TO widen thr influence and char
acter Of the ASSOCIATION until the races which
it is intended to hold annually under its aus
pices on the Hudson shall h" regarded as aGtu-
ally the championships al Tho colleges IL
would not surprise me Ia soc Harvard send q
crew to the race in .Iurc Ultimately we hopa
10 reach the much desired elimination ot have
ing a representhtiy" English ought .ohr"d crrV
compete in American waters, aud al our "nrrta
will hr directed to that end
Before tho meeting adjourned Tho necessary
papeTs were drawn uphnd forward"dt" Albany
10 secure the Incorporation Of III" association.
In addition 10 the officers. julius j., Mahr aud
II. W. Peck well were named as lncorpoIatOEs.
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.AtIy..
Nominations for westchester Meeting aud
weights for Brighton Handicap.


Horsemen who have been digesting the
weights allotted for the Brooklyn aud Suburban
handicaps are now furnished with some further
material for comment. W. s. VosburRh last
night completed his scaling OF tho weights for
the Brighton Handicap, the biggest event out
side Of the Brighton Gun to he decided at the
modernized headquarters OF the "Bcachcomb-
ers" The race has an added money value Of
$4,000 and takes close rank In importance with
the three early handicnps at Morris Park
Gravesend and Shcepshead Bay The entries
and weights for the first Of the series. the
Metropolitan Handicap, are yot to come but as
that event is at n milo while the others are each
one mile and quarter the data already to
hand IL sufficient for purposes or comparison.
Ben Holaday. who heads the list for the Brook
lyn and Suburban, In missing from the Brighton
event but the five next To him in the Sleeps
hoad lIay allotments maintain their order
at Brighton; Tilo, being ton weight at l29
st, Cloud In close sequence. The other en-
tries, az far as they are duplicates, natural
y are set to carry about the same relative
weights but there are some notahles entered
at Brighton which have not yet been booked
for earlier engagements. These include Buck
Is in at 1l3 pounds; Martimas. the Futurity
winner, who is clnsscd with Jean Bercnud !:
Ethebert who is rated rs equal TO Autumn !;
Frohsinn. 1O2; DIR. EichberR, 100; May Hemp
stead. e5. and others. In all nfty-one candi-
dates are handicapped with tho rroviso that the
must shoulder penalty OF FIVE pounds. while n
victor In the double event will have to pick up
seven pounds. The official entries and weights
are as follows:
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The Brighton Handicapped $500 each, with 5oOC
added; one mile and quarter:

:, Since the nominations for the WesIchester
Clerk OF the Course H. G. Crickmore has been
almost swamped with entries. Mails from the
South and West are yet due. but an inform al
ready this years total exceeds that Of last year
BY 100. The two-year-old section has not yet
filled up to the standard. but right along the
line from that division the increase of patron
age Is notable. especially in the Larchmont
stakes for three-year.olds. the METROPOLITAN.
Toboggan. New Rochelle and Serial handicaps
for three year-olds and upward, and in the
hurdle and cross-country events. The nomi-
nations to date are contrasted with those of
last year follows:
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Jauowski Meets Twenty-Five Players.

Janowski played twenty-five games stimuli
taneousy at the Manhattan Chess Club on
Wednesday night The contestants were:
RI. Cross. f. NJ stoehr, ]. C. Kelly. c. II. Nc
Auley ]. Johnston, II. Rosenfeld. c. K. Kaufman.
/. Nardis; NJ Hannah m NJ Won der Vera W.
beck. q. Jacoby. j. q. Stokes. W. Zeckendorf. f.
Bode, Dr. Souyalle. j. Schloss NJ j. Jacob, II. Red
mond, C. q. Smith.
There were eight Queens Gambits declined.
six Ruy Lopezes, two French defences. two
Fianchetto defences. one irregular. one
Philidor, one Dutch defence. one Sicil-
Jan. and one Vienna opening yanowski
lost six games. one each TO Kelly. McAuGy.
drew with Limbeck and won against the others
The sun., 1899-02-10
princeton's Football Receipts and Expenses.

PRINCETON. Feb. 9.-The annual statement Of
the Princeton Varsity Football Association
was completed to-day by General Athletic
Treasurer Walter II. Andrus and is as follows:
Receipts-Games in Princeton-Iafayette, $228.5
Cornell $2.l7do4; virginia, $294.5 30; Yale, sI2.-
sO4 .DG: other games. S452 .6b Total $40. 954, 10
Games away from Prnceton. $lsl57; training table.
S527.6I sundry receipts, Sll. Total. Sl7,b5O.3l.
DisburHemcnts-C Guarantees 81 ,SOs.3I; travelling
expenses Of team. SI.1S204; suits and athletic sup
plies 222 9S; doctors and drugs S7s4 81; rubbers
and rubbing materials, S252.64: coaching cxpend-
lures 5Gb.71; police, k+6; officials. $40 80; per-
sonal expenses captain and managers. Snl 10; train
ing table So 1tg6c; Yale game stands, $5,OT5 ear
pener work, s224.7I; LIVERY t2!.5o; postage print
elinu expenses OF individuals, SI32l3: incidentals
&a3S.s7. Total, S15,a23.O:. Balance Jan, 20, sgD,
SIJ2T.2Q.
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Whist.

The Knickerbocker Whist Club entertained its
women friends with compass game on Wednesday
night, which was well attended. in spite of the
weather. Mr.. and Mrs f. T. Baker won hrst prize.
with / plus y and s; Miss NJ II. Campbell aud DR..
cole won the F and prize. with plus.
Al the Women's Whist club on "wednesday the top
score was made by Mrs. DO Witt and Mr,. Harnum.
tccord with s. Mrs. Wade and Mrs, Mcconnell
were high + and ". with H. Mrs. Tucker and Mrs.
The Whist Club OF New York began its serond sea.
son on "Wednesday night with pair match on the
Howell system. j. B. Elwell and A. Jossphson made
the hest score; pnsi " F. Hawkins End j. r. fahcr
Ilaying duplicate bridge tonight. teams OF four
naYlnR one aGainki The Othrr.
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Billiards.

Foss and McCreery both played practice games
yesterday al Slosson'S Academy. but neither made
good average. In the afternoon Mrcreery played
Andrew Miller and won by 400 TO IaT He averaged
8 82-46, with high ruuof IOI. In the evening Foss
beat Norris of Chicago by zoo to I2+, his
heing 2-.2.
Maurice Daly received letter from Mullen yeHtcT.
DAY In which he said he heat Ives on Tuesday hy
200 TO Ar. the professional playing the isnch
hAlk line against his ~ inch, and his average was
II "-.3. On sunday Ives beat him 900 t. 4sS al tho
name game and MnllcnH average then was II. hul'
len VIII reach town on sunday. The hookies' yes'
terdAy were betting = to 2 against either FOBB or
Mullen and to / against McCTeery.
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Pool.

CHICAGO, Feb, a.-owng to the injury received by
john DAILY on Monday night, when he fell aud
spruned his right arm, there will he no more games
~ the continuous pool tourney until next Monday
night LBAt night q match for $500 side was begun
between DE ORC and Grant II, Ebv. Tho Springfield.
o.. expert. They will play 400 halls, 100 each night
this week. Last nights AcoTS. De Oro 100; Eby ~.
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GOEsip of tho Ring.

The match arranged between Joe Cans and Eddie
Connolly. and which was Ia have taken place before
the LenoI A. e. on Feb. 81, has been called of.
JohnnyIItcagan has matched Charley Miner to meet
Jack D1wucy before the Pelican A. c. on Feb IL in
a twenty hNc-round bout. Joe Handler Of Newark
will meat James tOsgrnNe of Providence in the pre-
liminHry struggle Of fifteen rounds.
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News from the Horse World.

Owing to quorum not being in attendance the
regular monthly meeting Of the Jockey Club called
for yesterday, was not held.
LEXINGTON. Feb. 9-No high prices realized
at the sale OF harness horses here to-day. The
age was less q an 8 90 per head,
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Corbett and sharkey Cannot Night in Chicago

CHICAGO. Feb. o--Mayor Harrison says he
will not permit the meeting" planned for
March at Tattersalls between Corbett and
Sharkey. Moreover. the Mayor declares these
two stars" shall not enter ring ~ Chicago
for any kind of Il contest. The match between
them was made by "parson " Davies.
The promoters Of this battle did not con
suit me-" said the Mayor. " do not intend to
sluggcrs who cannot help but give a brutal
exhibition and try to knock each other out
of a bout here. It IS carrying boxing beyond
the limit | have set'
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baseball Notes.

The all collegiate team Is open In book games with
hrst class sent pro fessiunal teams represen ting
towns and athletic clubs and giving good induce
menB. II. X. Meyers JBG Marcy avenue, Brooklyn.
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NotSes, Carriaars. &c.

Sleigh Robes. GOSBG reduced to $40, $50
md $50. Black Bear RuheS, S1"5. $50,
S1s5 Red Fox, $50, S15 and SS5; Natural
otter, S2EO; Mink, 43OD; hudson Ray
sable. $500. G. {. ShnNn". i"d St, near
9th Av.
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Another Round for tho Banks Cups at tho
N. U.


Tho first half OF the contest for the Banks
cups for all-round indoor athletic work at the
New York University is rapidly nearing com
petion. Yesterday afternoon the third series
of events was run off. They were the 440-yard
run and the shot put, In each Samuel Jones.
1902. the leader in the contest, came out first.
In the shot put he cast the weight 81 feet1
inch. while in the 440.ya run he covered the
five laps in SO 1-5 seconds. which is four -lfths
OF a second slower than the record held by l.. +.
Hermann, 'eS. Only three competitors put
the shot. as nothing under 81 feet scored a
point. The next two events will be the $50
yard and 22O-yard runs. The card will then
be repeated and the contest prolonged until
March. The scores yesterday follow:
Quarter-Mile Run-Samuel Jones, 1902. So Is
seconds: Stanley Molleson. 1900 80 seconds; William
Young, 1901. 80 40 seconds; Segfred Barron, 1900,
seconds; Samuel Hicks, 1900. IL 20 seconds: Fred
Macdonald. 1900. and James Van Week. 1900 O1 AZ
ssSnng aes @ eas % I SeSSnRs aS
83 25 seconds; Thomas Brogan 9O2 63 2-5 seconds;
Edwin McKillp. 1901. 90 seconds; Caleb Hyatt.
seconds; Henry Fernald. 1901. 65 20 seconds:
Thomas Duke. 1902. 90 20 seconds: Robert Gay,
1901. g. seconds; Alfred Nathan. 1900 81 seconds;
1902. 81 As seconds.
Shot Put-samuel Jones, 1902, 81 feet inch;
Frank Halford, 1902. 20 feet inches; Fred Mac
donald. 1900. 80 feet inches.
Tho score by points in the competition fol-
lows:
Samuel Jones. 48o: william Young ss7; Fred
Macdonald. 1856; Stanley Molleson. 2S9 Arthur
Barron 278; Thomas Brogan 266 Samuel Hicks
28h; William Banning. 2d5; Edwin McKillip, $50;
F. Stengel 24o: Marshall Clark. 2S9 Edward Rorke.
Fernald, 213: Frank Halford, 21o Robert Gay, 2o4;
Alfred Nathan, 2ol; Lewis Blunt, 1913.
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BERrrnEr soHooD o1wrs.
j. 0. sprakeT Breaks the School Record In
the High Lump,

The annual indoor tournament OF the Berke-
ley School A, A. was held at tho armory. 20
West Forty fourth street. yesterday after
noon, In anticipation OF the games, a now
flooring had been laid. and to this may be at
tributed the excellence OF yesterdays per-
formances The balcony was filled with the
friends and relatives Of tho boys. and plenty Of
enthusiasm was displayed. J. s. Spraker
again demonstrated that no ia a schoolboy
wonder at high jumping. He won the event
from scratch. clearing the bar at 5 feet 11jS
inches. which beats the school record by 4
Inches. He is improving every day, and is
looked upon to do i feet inches at the annual
iprlne 4 R game" of the New York lnt'r'ohol'''i'
b WSitS the chS%p9n dis,
led the leld throughout and finished an easy
winner by about five yards. White Is expected
to make good showinG with the relay team a.
D; Perry did good work, in the 440-yard run,
after Ate q nip, and tuck fight with Hayemsyer;
he was caught by Perry. Both ran hard until
near the tape; when Perry spurted and won by
about one-halt inch Summary:
72o.Yard Dash-Under 10 years-won by J: De La
verGne 1901; +. MAybury. ao2, second; L. Hughes.
$50 Run%on @ si Sy White pa T. Deuel.
1901 second; G. Plummer '0o. third Time, min
s1sSs% so TsS gsmR R5 ,.s Sg
IA sc nSss nSs:. RSSn.Un En az nos sSrH
inches third. with actual jump of feet inches.
v Sack Race-Won by d. Palmer; J. Darlington. sec
seconds
2o-Yard Dash-For boys under IL years--won by
J. Purdy. 1905: A. Parsons 1903 second; F. Mooney.
1904. third. Time, 3 S.6 seconds.
l2o-Yard Daah-For boys under16 years-won by
e. Busch. 1903; A. Scott, 1902, second; L. Hughes.
1902, third Time, 2 1-o seconds
2o.Yard Dash, Senior-wou by j. 8. Spraker,
1901; A: Havemevcr. 1900, second; A. Arnold. 90.
third. Time, 1-5 seconds
44o.Yard Dash-won by D. Perry, 'as; A. Have
meyer. 1900. second; j. Fitzgerald, 1000. third
Time, minute 3-5 seconds.
Potato Race-Won by ], De Ia Vergne. po1; Il,
Hughes, 1902. second; NJ Hawthorne. 1901. third.
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The third and last round will be played this
afternoon in the following order Lagerwal
We. Stevens, Meyer vs. Buerger. and Sinsheimer
VS.. Percy.
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Chess Players of c. c. y. Y. and Stevens
Institute of Hoboken n Tie.

The second round OF the intercollegiate tour
nament between the students OF the College Of
the City Of New York and the Stevens Insti-
tute was played at the Manhattan Chess Club
yesterday afternoon The pairing was as fol-
lows:
C. j. Lagerwall, c. C. y. Y, J. c. Percy. Hobo
ken; l.. b Meyer. c. C. n. Y. vs.. F R. Stevens. Ho
boken J. NJ sinsheimer, c. C. y. Y. C. Buerger
Hoboken.
Percy played French Defence against
Lagerwall The latter lost piece couple OF
pawns and the game after thirty eight moves
Stevens also played French Defence against
and at his thirty first move he announced a
mate in three moves, whereupon Stevens re-
signed Buerger refused 10 accept a Queens
Gambt. offered by Sinsheimer. Black won the
exchange and two pawns. However, he lost II
rook and the game after tifty-three moves. The
record up to date follows:
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No better market is open tn You, providing your
goods are reliable than the readers OF The SUM-
4dr.
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dNp
DE Forest CounCil-Mlrtin, 100: Worck 152; Wal.
denberg, lls; Heasly. lGI; krusc, l7H. Total, I6a
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The Bushwck Wheemon made good showing
against the crack Metropolitan trio in the Car1lthers
tournament of Brooklyn last night but won only one
game. The scores:
FIRST GAME.
Metropotan-StNrr 175; Fisher. 1s0; Lcuy. 1A3.
Total. 5uT.
Bushwick NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 175; Urquhart
III; Landman, Las. Total. 500,
SECOND GNME.
Metropotan-starr, i31; Fisher 1Ga; Louly 1913
Total. IuS.
Bushwick NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1856; Urquhart
1s3; landman, lSO. Total, 1IS.
THIRD GAME.
Metropolitan-Starr 17a; Fisher. 17o Leuly, 200
Total. 54p.
Bushwick NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 1874; Urquhart,
l6I; Landman, I57. Total 5Os,
FOURTH GAMI.
Metropotan-Starr, 152; Fisher, 1913; Lcuy. 1s+.
Total, 4Sa
Bushwick NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 1873; Urquhart
13S: Landman. lIs. Total. 44".
The Bank Clerks League games. scheduled 10 be
play ed last night at Reds alleys, Were postponed.
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De Forest Council-MRrtin, 1t2; WNrck. 100;
Waldcnberg. l4S; Heasiy, l31 KIusc. I2l. Total,
TiS.
Alert Council-Fiero. 10; II. Wood, lao: Richter
1Ip; Hawkins, 2lI; Cook, 1876. Total, $40.
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The Central, Morningsdc and Lotus PLAYERS made
their frat appearance of the season in tho Harlem
League tournament at Thum Rahlsdorf's Harlem
alleys last night. The scorcs
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The Peerless captured two moro gameS on wedncs.
day night III tho staten Island Amateur Bowling
League. The scores;
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Peerloss-Brll, 1872; RappenhAgen, ipA; Stoii
1ta; NerkruLen, lag; Evans. lb3 Total. sal
Cunningham, i4n; Rranzrou, 14'
Loyich, 1S4; Mccormack, 1872; Burkhardt, lH,
Total T7b.
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New Orpheum Program.

The new artists opened last night at
the Orpheum to big house. The pro-
opening farce. "A Game of Cards, is
an artistic number and gives each ar
fist chance to do good work. Miss
Trixie Coleman's buck and wing dane
ing just took the house by storm =.
Boggs and Harvard have a beautiful
spectacular sketch, the first OF its kind
ever presented here. Much praise was
accorded Chandler and Mcpherson, the
duet artists. They have wonderful
vdices and know how to use them.
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Executive Council.

At a meeting of the Executive COun-
Gil yesterday it was arranged that
Washington and Italy for the purpose
of securing Italian labor for the plan
tations Minister Damon will leave on
the Rio de Janeiro on Monday and eX-
poets to be absent two or three months.
AS he is going abroad, he will resign
his office temporarily.
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An "EmbaImed Beef" Man.

Charles J. Rusby of Kansas City,
who is connected with the Armour
Packing Company, was a through pas
senger by the China. He is on a
In response to a question he stated that
the great national ''embalmed beef
scandal had in measure affected the
sales of certain products.
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Curative Skin. Soap

CONTAINS no ingredients which are
in any way harmful to the skin. 1t is
a decided and most agreeable contrast
to many so-called skin soaps. Hence
it's continuous use realizes the finest
complexion and the sOftest and whitest
skin. It is admirably adapted to pre-
serve the health of the skin and scalp
of infants and children as well as
adults.