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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-12
FUN AHEAD FOR THE ATLANTIC CLUB.
CRUISE WITH WIVES AND GUESTS OF
MEMBERS ABOARD.

The officers OF the Atlantic Yacht Club have been
nrenaring FOR an important racing year. and Com
n,odore Frederick T. Adams has been giving great
deal % his time 10 the affairs Of the institution
The Yachting season will be opened az Sea Gate on
Nav 3D. Memorial Day. when there VIII be races Tor
all classes OF yachts enrolled IN the Athh'c iacn
club and separate prizes for each class. All
,,acbts ,,iu have 10 be measured before the con-
tests as the new racing rules - the club require
the girth rule measurement. commodore AuhWS
for nifornity by adopiing this rule, and II l. also
held 10 be d gratifying recognition ~ labor ihhi
The Iarchmoni Yacht Cluh has also passed me
same rule At Sea Gate the preparatory gun VIE
bc fred al II O'Clock IN the morning, ana III"
courses 10 be sailed will be 1912. ~ ana . miles on
the Lower Bay. . -,
The second regatta of the Atlantic Yacht Club
Will be the annual meet which viii take place on
June 90 These races will he open 10 the yachts OF
all recognized clubs, and will be sailed over NE
courses that extend out past Sandy HOOK Inc
iron steamboat. Cygnus hos been chartered by the
club to accompany the yachts. and VIII leave west
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ATHLETICS.
THREE RECORDS BROKEN AT THE BERKE
L,Y SCHOOL. ASaQCIATION GAMES


LEY SCHOOL ASSOCIATION GAMES.
The Berkeley School Athletic Association held
is annual games yesterday afternoon In the
armory Of the list Regiment. There were about
two thousand schoolbOys and their friends present
10 witness the contests. Ten contests de-
cided. There many entries in Of
the contests that they were run OF In heats. The
cup awarded TO the school making the largest
number Of points by Berkeley which
scored % points Trinity second with - points
Cutler and Columbia Grammar School tie
for third place. with points each. Among the
schools represented were Berkeley. Trinity. Bar
nard Columbia Grammar. Newark Academy. Cut
ler Adelph and Brooklyn Boys High School.
Three indoor lnterschoastic records were broken.
The high Jump was broken by two boys. who were
a tie for FIRST place q. +. servlss, jr. and J. 5.
Speaker. each Of whom jumped feet IN inches.
contest with a throw OF AZ feet. The 6l-yard dash
for boys less than sixteen years old. was won by
= Daisheimer who almost broke the record. COW
ering the distance In OF 10. The summaries:
sixty yard dash Final heat by A. q buckingham.
stevens. q T. SerViss IT, SECOND. ]. Manson 'niler.
third Time
pole yault-won by J. A. Forney Berkeley. helgh,
inches. second 5. stewart. Boys High School. feet.
thfGd.
sixty yard dash Gor boys under sixteen q ago.
Final heat won hy +. Dalshemer columbia Grammar
-lhn0.. Selleck Barnard second 4 KILLER Brooklyn
Boys HIGH School third "a SO.
sixty ward hurde-Fna heat won by J. a forney.
ark Academy third Tlme-s sec.
Hlgh jump-Iie for hrst place between J. 3 Speaker,
one mile run-won BY +. V. McNAir. st.. 8. Austin
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THE RACETRACK.
CHERRY LEAF WINS THE TROLLEY HANDI'
CAP IN FAST TINE.

New Orleans March 1.-THE $1,000 Trolley Handi-
cap a mile. the feature of to-days card
Cherry Leaf. the favorie. landed the prize by
narrow margin Eva Rice. who was coupled with
Laureate both being trained IN the same stable
set the pace to the stretch. where Cherry Lear
came through under strong persuasion and won
out by neck in l:4o the fastest mile of the meet
ing Bright Night the only other winning
favorte The weather showery, and the track
fast The summaries follow.
First race zone rnile)-King Barleycorn. III (Moodyl
2 - J. won. Gold Fox 1Ol CMason). to and : to l.
second Elmer =. lO7 CAker). Is to !. third Time
43&.
wins 100 Hloden) !. Panjate. l01 90 Connor
3 e. | and O. second Countessa. .? 'NutO 20 10 J.
third. Tlme-0 ,5O@, -. . ,,o
Third race selling: furiongs)-Brght Night, li2
OO'Connor) : 20 TO- won: Sheik ll2 Odom 10 TO ana
3 70 second Colonel f;ads. 100 Dupee). to J. third
Fourth race Trolley Handicap; one mile Cherry Leaf
l15 oOConnor even. won. Alfresco 100 tNutO. . 10
and ) TO J. second. Eva Rice. ~ Holden third Time
Fifth race Selling: six and a half furlongs)-K; c.
III CVardusenl TO . won; Prince Ieno. lOi (Odom
. TO | and second Yo No Sc. 30 Jackson) 10 l.
sixth race ceiling: furongs)-TAan Belle. 100
fOi,ml . 10 l. won. Tom Kingstry 100 ,Southardl
? 10 ana 3 second. Mordecai lO4 'Ak"r. 10 10 J.
third Time l.2Si.
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TOD SLOAN SAILS FOR ENGLAND.

Tod Sloan the celebrated Jockey. sailed for Eng
LAND an the steamship Iucania yesterday. TO begin
his seasons engagement as first Jockey for Lord
william Beresford. 1t Is reported that the Prince
OF Wales has second call on his services. large
number Of friends was at the Cunard Line pier TO
wish him good luck. He VIII probably remain
abroad until next December. and II IS said that he
may not leave England for this country until "A
month later. lie Is accompanied on the trip by
David Sloan and Charles +. Dryer, whose we'll
known horse. Sly Fox. now four years Old has a
number OF carly engagements. Young Dryer IN
tends TO train Sly Fox himself
Lord William l}eresford has two nominations In
the Lincolnshire Handicap, at one mile. on March
n They are Berzak and Knight OF the Thistle,
both American horses. Berzak VIII carry los
mounds and knight Of the Thistle ZIG pounds.
Soan's first mount in England this season VIII be
al the Lincoln meeting. and II VIII probably be
on the favored OF Lord William Beresford's pair
i'm the Lincolnshi Handicap. Berzak belongs 10
Pierre Iorfllard and Knight Of the Thistle 10
Lucien O. Appeby Lord Beresford having only
leased the running qualities Of the horses
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RESULTS AT INGLESIDE.

San Francisco. March 1.-THE weather was clear
and the track good at Ingleside to-day Sum
maries follow:
First race Zone mile selling -Tosibo. 100 q. Ren)
10 / won: Jennie Reid. g2 tLouiller, 10 and 70
TO- second. Bonnie lone. 100 81. POWELL. to l. third
Time 49,.
second race (steepechase short course)-Our Climate
100 dJoane) 10 !. Vanity. l25 tMcAulnel. u
- ! and - second Reno lI5 (Tuherville), TO J.
third TINE 1 .OJig.
Third race (half mile)-Ktty Kelly. 100 81. Ren)
.. won. Anthony. llj Oh. Martini. . 10 2 and
;. second. Yellow Tail. us IL jones', to D.
third Time O40ia.
Fourth two and one-quarter miles. the Croker
Woolworth Bank Siake)T The Bachelor. 10 I'll. Martini
20 2 won. Norma. 1O5 II. Jones). TO l and out
second: Charlie Rein 1906 Guter). II 10 !. third Time
-4Oi
Fifth race (seling. me)-Joe ullman i@ tRu,terl
even won. Opponent lO2 I'll. Martini. to and to b.
second. Cromwell. 100 ~. jones' to l. third Time
l:42 ~
a. POWELL. 3 2. Adolph spreckels. ~ IL
Martini and out. second. DR.. Sheppard. l22 ~
Jones) 4 to !. third. Time-l:4G.
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7 ASSOCIATE MEMBERSHIP

Anplications are received daily BY James T.. Sulli
van. secretary treasurer Of the Amateur Athletic
Union. for associate membership In the union. This
associate membership scheme IL one Of the latest
changes In the Amateur Athletic Union rules. ana
any person may Join who Is reputable citizen.
Each member receives n certificate Of membership
which enttlea the holder 20 admission to all ANA
tcur Athletic Union championship contests, no mat
ter where they held. and also 20 a book OF
rules on some sport each month Of the year. such
ns cricket. baseball football golf. tennis ana
croquet The fee for associate membership is 81.
This associate membership scheme has nothing 10
do with the registration OF athletes the fee for
which has been reduced TO s2J cents.
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MOCK EY.
THE VICTORIA TEAM DEFEATS ALL-NEW
YORK SEVEN AFTER AN EXTEN
SION OF TINE

SION OF TIME.
The international hockey game last night at tho
St Nicholas Skating Rink. between the teams OF
the Victoria Hockey club Of Montreal. and a
seven made up Of members OF the Amateur Hockey
League of America which took the tite OF the All
NETWORKS was won by the Canadians by score
OF 3 goals to g. The game was fast and rough AZ
tImcs and the men met In collision several times.
Some OF the players were led from the ice.
The game was 10 be OF two twonty- minute halves.
but when the time was up tho score stood tie,
each with goals TO it's credit The cap
tains agreed to play until either team scored Tho
New-York team was the first TO score goal but
# was after the whistle had blown. The New
York team claimed the point. but after the Vic
torla men protested tho play was resumed. the
point not counting for the New Workers Tho
Canadians finally won after forty-eight minutes Of
additional play. Davidson made the goa. The
Victoria men did not question the referees de-
cisons
The men in the extra period seemed to be ex-
hausted They fell over each other repeatedly. The
New-Yorkrs playd better game than was ex-
pected. they had had no training together Inc
An-New-York team consisted Of Fenwick ana
Wallace Of the New-Yort Athletic Club; Dolby
Wall and Drysdale, OF the Skating club Of Brook
Ign. and Phillips and O'Donnel Of the Hockey Cluo
of New-York These are considered the best play
crs I'm the league The referee was criticised on
the ground that he showed Partially to the home
team The players on both teams are Canadians,
except Phillips
In tue play McTea and Wall came together with
a crash Wall lying the ice until his fellow
players led him of.
In the first half the New-Yorkers started of ike
winners Phillips shot goal on pass from
Wall Before the half over Dolby added an
other point to New-York's score on a pass from
Phillips making the score at the end OF the NAH
goals 10 0 in NETWORKS favor.
tho hal he
work and McLea succeeded in shooting a goal on
a pass from Drinkwater Phillips. the only Amer
lean on the team, shot the third goal for the nome
foam after carving the puck from the centre OF
The rink Then Acer scored for the Canadians
and was followed soon after by Davidson making
~ score 2 goals each Dolby then scored for the
nome team and the crowd yelled Before the
half was over Davidson added another goal 70
the visitors score THIS ended the secohu nan
with the score a tie
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INTERNATIONAL REVOLVER CONTEST
INCREASING INTEREST N THE COMING FRENCH
AND AMERICAN MATCH


AND AMERICAN MATCH
There has been a decided increase in the r
week I'm the interest taken by local revolver shu
and marksmen IN the international revolver con,x
between the crack shots OF America and Frana
that is being arranged by GastinneReune,t
Paris, and Captain Conln of this city The matt.
will be shot at two ranges. l. % yards and II
yards six shots to be made by each contestant %
the French target which is new 20 American
shooters. and consequently requires practice On
their part The Frenchmen Will shoot a, he
Gastinne- Reunette Gallery IN Parts and the Aner
cans at Captain Conlins gallery, Broadway and
Thirty frst-st., this city,
In the preliminary tournament now open DR.
H. Sayre has the best score. but this match b
open 70 all and some dark horse" is A possibility
Among the latest entries are Moses SommerAed
ST. Louis: Dr. r. B. Gilbert. OF Lexington. KY: w.
Irving Clark tr., A. A. Cohen. 3. F. Wilder, D
Davis Dr. Adams. W c. Southwick. A. c. Goo'
rich and T. II Keller. OF this city. Pierre Lott
lard, jr.. will probably be captain or the Ame'i1s
team. Entries promised from various STATE.
Three handsome gold medals have been tor"aIcd
from Paris. and are Oh exhibition at Captain C'F
Inns Gallery.
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Elliott and Hekes shot of Fridays tie, and FL
lott won with 90 birds out OF 100, 10 Heikess 81
Summaries:
Rife individual match. p hansen <'oSo' . -
Lyon. 1882. I. Busse. 2.4l2 1870 ,o,, ,.ooa y
BuiIs-eye target-Dr. A A. stillman 1917 degrees
r Celsei 2s II Hodges 80, Aiechln. 90; W. A
I%mpke. ~. . LOO, 1. rsr,l,s
r II Kellar w T. Uhler. C. w. Horney. +. e. Moss
@ . connolly j. Lentzinger. /. Busse 40 ,
Continuous ma,ch-S. J. Lyon y; ; w burton o. l."
Busse. -. ,.,> ~ , vehber-
u" pT o. r. &c. II. sayre~57 81 81 o. 67-2s5.
! A Dei,z-66 80 So. -. 55-2Is.
& smith, SO 81 55 1-27s
y l. Salladin-5G %. ~. -. 53-2N
g II Davidson-j2 30 - 49, 47-2iI -
Military championships Dr. A A Weober-9'' 90 o.
~ Z, SMITHS a. 52 81 5o-265
DR. r y. sayre-5i. -. -. 81 81, go
II NJ Olney-i9 40 49, 49, IS 242
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,x>,1-,r MEETING OF THE NETWORK AssO-
CITATION.
In accordance with the constitution OF the New
York Cricket Association. the annual meeting OF
that organization will be held tomorrow evening.
The meeting was not called by the secretary, but
the president OF the association issued the call him
self ..,
The association comprises the second team OF the
Manhattan Cricket Club together with the Brook
Ivn Paterson, Kings County, St George, kearny
and Roseyc clubs. II is not expected that thls
list Will increased although II was thought last
wear that the New-York Arbroath Club would join;
The officers for the ensuing season VIII be elected
tomorrow night, and the championship schedule
Will be drawn up later in the month. The present
oficers of the league are: President. W. A. Young
vice-presdent e. H. owen; secretary and treasurer,
J W. Barrows.
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School Staten Island: r. D. Perry. Berkeley second
~ r. deuel. Berke.ey third. Time-5:0s% -,
hundred and forty yard run-final heat won
II r. White. Berkeley: u. Kirby. Trinity second ~
Adam De Ia Sale third. Time l ,.,.,,,.
Trtng II pound shot-won by r. Rogers. Iria'tv
win distance ~ ~ feet J. Forney, i'erkeiey ."
feet inches second. H. Kirby Trinity. ~ feet h'"'S
third Previous indoor scholastic record " zee. q
Hall mile run-Won 10y j. N. Perry kngs Scno ,s,rJ
Rackhouse Adelphl second: - Du Bos 'ut'of' """
Time 2:O9+s go -. ..,r ~,
Two hundred and twenty yard run -tlnal neat "o'
& SPEAKER Berkeley: :. Mc'lave. Trinity, se'''"
V Fare barnard. third. Time-2I7s sec
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GYMNASTICS.
PREPARATIONS FOR THE INTERCOLLEGIATE CON
TESTS

The first intercollegiate gymnastc contest vi
be held on Friday evening. March a. In the gyn
naslum OF the New-York University at University
Heights. Entries have been received from eighteen
OF the leading colleges and unversties-Yale, Hsr'
ward University OF Pennsylvania, Princeton. Cor
nell. Columbia. Union Lehigh Wesleyan. Trinity.
Lafayette Brown Swarthmore, Haverford, Rutgers.
Union Theological Amherst and New-fork UNI,
versity Cups will be given FOR nrst second ana
third places in the following contests horzon,ati
har paralel bar side horse. tumbng rings ana
club-swinging Prizes will also be given ior nrs,
second and third places in the all-round easnp.o.
ship the winners 10 be known as me
all-round champion gymnasis lae, ra s 49, ~
Columbia University %; PennsylVama Sn ana S Se,,
York University have entered teams tor ths. go go
ing accommodations VII. lee p7o'hei io' e'e''' "''
dred people. ,,, t1orss- rs.y.
tenant Koeher. West Point. George iI5''N ~ u az
gle: announcer Samuel " Hicks scorers D. DAA'
Hlver and {. T.. Patterson.
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rryertv-socord-s, nj $50 A. n. II IL now proposed
IN tho club TO charter a large steamer TO accom-
many the Yachts on the club cruise down the Sounu
hhe tiea l. 70 take n boat with large stateroon &C
con,modaton in order that the ianihes o, ann
vachfsmen may share the fun ana tntertaIhHchtS
ihat are enioved at every port on the trip. ocN-
erai members have spoken OF this as me peSt pr
roe,i ever made in "A yacht club. and II IS almost
sure 10 be proceeded with II q sufficient hummer ="
members families indicate wish 10 go
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Between the haves the experienced veterans y
the Crescent Athletic club succeeded in defea,-,
the Columbia Varsity team at lacrosse BY a
after n hard half-hour's struggle For Coumh,
Captain Starr and Giesccn succeeded in each
scoring twice By the assistance of B. Smith and
= &. Smith. Curry scored four times for the club.
men, and McClaIn and Eyer each once. The luA
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NO NAME YET SELECTED

There was printed yesterday a statement 10 the
eject that J. Pierpont Morgan and C. Oliver lseih
for whom the Herreshoffs are building at the'r
shipvard at Bristol r. l.. the yacht wh'ch II 10
compete with ST. Thomas Llptons ShainiVh n,N,
Fall IN tho race for the Americas Cup. had DECIDED
10 name their cup defender the Eagle MI NJ. M
gan however. said yesterday afternoon 10 J lu
ine reporter that II was not true that any """'e
hnd vel boon sflectod fOr the new yacht
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THE GRAFT AND THOSE WHO SAIL THEM
Frank Langdon Humphreys Of the New-l ork
Yacht club is having lo)-foot steam yachi hnii'
for him al the yards Cf the Gas Enginc ana FOWL
be used as a cruiser she will be called the ay usn
Her beam IS l. feet. and her draught oi water vi"
be { feet inches.
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Pistol championship: Or A. A. webber-s, q.
55-27s ~ % Is A
Police championships DR. A. A. wsbbcr-s7. =, ..
f. w.son-53 49, ~. 80 5i-2Go.
~ VI Olney-52 80 30 30 g0-253
r.. r. y Wendelstedt % % - o. 4a-o.a
Egg race-Won by e. +. Richards Universe.
sylyania. W 9. Miller. r. \. e.. second. I {" Penn
- A. and e. e.. third Tme-O:gih J. Iay<s
one hundred s. ard Won by J. 3 Mcu,u. -
A. e.. Il. Shaner D. A. g.. second J r NJ,
Y. W. &. A. g. third Time-ii7h 'f'
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MURRAY REINSTATED.

The Registration Committee of the Metropolitan
Association Of the Amateur Athletic Union has re-
instated Normandie Murray, Of the New York Attn
etic club
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HELP WANTED.
~ NOS
Female

Female.
WANTED A good cook and general
houseworker (white) for small family IN
apartment: best city references required.
Call Monday between ~ and O'Clock at
" West lStn-st.
Male.
A ISEFTT.MAN and walter In small pri-
vate family. experience not indispen
sable; references required. Apply 334 Lex
inRton ave.
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B1SEBiLL.
THE MAKEUP OF THE BROOKLYN AND THE
BALTIMORE TEAMS DECIDED YES
TERDAY-PLAYERS GETTING
READY To GO SOITII

Manager IIanlon of the Brooklyn Club has at
last decided on the personnel Of the Brooklyn ana
tho Baltimore teams. HIS friends say IT has been
decided that Hanlon shall during the remainder OF
the year give his undivided attention to the hrooh-
lvn team McGraw will look after the management
of the Orioles The teams are practically ready 10
start South
According 10 the present plans the management
has about abandoned hope that Corbett Will join
The BROOKLYN team. The TWO teams Will cohSe-
uucntly be about follows
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WORK W A\1ED'


SEAMSTRFcS and pktSS 1859.
F,rst-ciass seams'ress and dressi ~ ~,
ais, lace mending and reaaJus,lns an
bro,Aories. either by day IN prN,.~ -ss,r-
ules or AZ her own home. PES 81 y'i 70, :,
snceS EMILY NANGAf. ~ W.
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The Marine Napor Engine Company. OF jersey
CIV IL busv making launches for the Canadian
Mounted Police to be used the Yukon RIVER.
After being sent TO Vancouver. these boats VIII so
two thousand miles by steamer TO ~. Mlcnhe,s.
whore they will start under their own power lot
sixteen hundred miles mp the river. They arc -
feet long and coppercd. with fifteen horsepower
each.
The well-kncwn auxiliary brgantinc sataneHa
has been leased by Perry Belmont OF 'he new
York Yacht club 20 Henry 6. Rouse commodore
Of the Seawanhaka Corinthian Nacht iun' VINO
Will use her as the flagship 81 the club
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-12

The Association championship In pigeon shooting
continued with excellent scores by the Dig
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-12

Ithaca. y. y. March ll-CornelIs rowing author-
ties to-day announced the date OF the Cornell
PENNSYLVANIA second varsity crew race az May ~.
II will be decided at "A meeting TO be held In Phila-
delpba on Monday whether the crews VIII meet on
the schuykill River or on Lake cayuga at Ithaca.
In case the race is held at Ithaca this year the
crews Will race at Philadelphia In 1900 The course
has been fixed at miles. The crews VIII be
Iaade up of candidates who at the time OF the race
z9bs sertain chance OF making the varsity she'll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-12

Mike" Griffin has been released by the Brooklyn
club to the Cleveland club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-12

The Tribune has issued a handsome scorebook
for golf players and those wishing to get the pub
lication can do 30 by sending their addresses 10
his office with two-ctnt stamp Tor postage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-12

This tournament however, will be only sr'aI'
part Of the programme which has been arrange
Cor,oi, T A Walthen. Of the Lakewood tealn
-, r., g, communication with several Of the
local teams and has arranged 10 meet the fch-
mond County players on March IS and the FI'n'e-
ton PLAYERS on March 25 while ii is probable 'na'
an interschoastic tournament Will take place ieos
-, ring the early spring. .ohn Reid, IT, captain Ol
The Vale team is expected to bring MS men COW"
for match in April. and other games are IN con-
fenplatiOn for the same month. re LAM an, ~
season is practically over by the hrst week III
Nav 81 that every effort is being made 10 crown
in rs many matches as possible 10 compensate III
The disappointments of the winter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-12

YOt'NG MAN wishes situation IN private
house. understands care OF hors~s AMI
gardening. best references J. g.. $50
lat ave. care Cuhlklr.
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The Princeton golf team has accepted an invita-
ton from the golf club at Old Point Comfort TO
enter the tournament there In Easter week, ana
the four men TO compose the team are TO be chosen
within few days A match has also been ar
ranged with the Ards,ey team for April p. and an
other with the Richmond County team on "A date
10 be decided lator.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-12

STENOGRAPHER AMI TYPEWRITER -
Four year-' experience. can maze draw
Ings from rough sketches. desires peiina
nent position with construction company
references. Address X. Box ~. Tribune
once
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CRICKET.

Referee Howard Drakeley. skatl
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What promises TO be an important ofshoot OF the
Tinted States Golf Association is the ne" Pacihc
Northwest Golf Association recently orsahze1 oy
,he clubs IN Spokane Wslla Waa. Tacoma. Vic
tori, and SEATTLE g. Stalschmit, Of the Victoria
Golf club is the president Of the association ana
Stuart Rice. Of Tacoma. secretary. There are all
ready upward OF three hundred members. and ne
first championship Is announces 10 tame pi"O' ."
Tacoma on April 10 10 g. inclusive.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

Mnle.
BIrTI.ER By a nr-t-c.ass single man IN
private family; sober and willing. high
esi CITY reference Address l.. c.. ]. 26J
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