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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-07
LITTLE DutGE To CITY oF ROWE.

Whom the Anchor Line steamship city Of Rome
arrived here last Monday with her hgurehead
broken and her bohstay bent 10y a collision she
had with an iceberg j. was stated by Captain
Young trat she had sustained no other damage.
To make sure Il this. however the agents Of the
company here employed a diver % make thor
origh examination Of fhe vessels stem and bottom.
H.. wa AZ work all of Tuesday and a part Of yes
tcrdav. and his report subStantiates Captain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-07
NEW CAPTAIN IN THE TWELFTH.

r.rrr-rENANr cLELAND CHOSEN To COMMAND
COMPANY y.
The members Of Company ~ ~" ms
last evening unanimously elected Lieutenant '"'"'S
W. ,rola,d NJ COMPANY = ~ the same r"gl-
mont captaln Of their company Captain 'iei'n'
fs a member Of tho law firm Of Bowers q Sau"S'
,vbo have Offices i'm Nassau-st. lie mas servo" ''
tho National Guard since December. lS'' "hen ne
Joined Squadron \ IS private ne was pr0m0'''
until he became lieutenant Of Troop OF I'D"
,,,dron I'm January 1893 he received injury
that made b. necessary for him 10 resign. Aft'I
medical treatment In February. 1Hs ne re-eiills,s
in the squadron as a private He was elected
lieutenant Of Company f. 18th Regiment IN March,
isqs ana when tho regiment was made t"'Ne
in command of Company y. with the title Of cap
tain
liz accompanied his company to chickamauga'
and later served In Cuba a. a staff officer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-07

Chicago. Sept 6-Nesterday WAS not alone
hot day. 90 was the elimination OF the ongest
dry period known In Chicago since the time OF
tho great me IN 1871 For twenty five days ahso-
utcly mo- rain has fallen except few drops that
descended yesterday morning. In every part ~
thu city The leaves of trees falling and grass
Is turning the dead brown OF winter under he long
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-07
RrcfuLR roR 4 norm ASKED FoR.

Application has been made 70 Justice Jerks in
the supreme Court for The appointment Of re-
celIor for the property OF Mary Chairman. now
Mrs Joseph VI Wilcox. proprietor Of the Victoria
Hotel I'm Larchmont The application was made In
behalf ~ Louis Heibruu butcher. who had OBJ
tanned 3D. JUDGEMENT for t's2 On against Mr. char
man. In an examination ia supplementary proceed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-07
covGRESSv4y urLLrRS SOY INJrRED.

Edward VI Muller son ~ Congressman y hoas
Muller Of Richmond Borough had serious acct
dent yesterday afternoon in falling from Broad,
way cable car ~ CITY Hall Park Mr. Muller had
a narrow escape from falling under team Of
horses hut fortunately escaped with a spraned
arm He returned 70 his home IN Clinton-ave.
New Brighton. where his injuries were attended by
Dr. Mnlfer Wood. OF Port Richmond.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-07

The Continental Tobacco Company. 81 was 70
ported YESTERDAY has purchased the tobacco fac
tory 81 Buchanan d Lyan in Carroll-st. near
Gowanus Canal BROOKLYN Al Of the old employs
have heen retained The olu firm conducted q large
business None Of tho details Of the transfer could
ha learned last night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-07
sr1zFR BAck FRou THE ELoVDIEE.
DID not PIC ANY GOLD. BIT HAD SOME Goor
SPORT

Congressman William Sulzer of this city. VINO
went IN tho Klondke about ten weeks ago re-
turned IN tho city on Tuesday He SAID b" went 10
Alaska rarly for holiday trip and party u"
study fho Alaska boundary question he ha' some
good hunting and fishing and was much impressed
,.i,t tho annarentlv houndless mineral wealth Of
fbo KionIikS region hut he did not dig any gold.
H. contradiot"d report that no was m'IT'"' L"
q widow Seattle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-07

Kansas city. Mo- Sept. Excessively h,,,
temperatures prevailed Yesterday throughout Kan.
and Missouri IN Topeka lo2 degrees was
reports l05 degrees. Nv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-07
po1rcE >rIc1DE: FRIENDS SAY ERROR.
A LONG ISLAND CITY WOMAN FOUND DEAD ~
HER BATHROOM

Mrs Margaret Bartha. ffty-nine years Old. ~
50 SIS Seventh-ayc.. Long Island city was found
dead iu the bathroom Of her house yesterday
morning by her son George. II is NOT known
whether she killed herself whether her death
was the result Of an error. 4 bottle which had
contained carboic acid was found beside her Sn"
profess 70 believe she drank the acid by intent,
while her friends say n must have been by mis-
axe for something else
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-07

The Sheriff received an execution yesterday FOR
{, IA against Joshua p. Mersereau. Of 40 ia West
Twenty-third-st. in favor ~ Tho Twelfth Ward
Bank on note.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-07

tordav granted an order dssolying tho Durand
Riding Academy Company IN proceedings com
rnenced I'm March FOR the voluntary dissolution OF
10 COMPANY The liabilities S3, Z9 IN d.
tciencv iIdsment and s375 for cash lent 70 tho
company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-07
Week BROKEN ~ A RUNAWAY.

MRS II. CLARENDON SMITH REPORTED TO NAVE
REEN KILLED NEAR SHELTON VT
st Adams VI Sept 6-Nord was received here
to-day that Mrs II Clarendon Smith a wealth.
New York woman. and formerly An actress was
killed near shelton last night Mrs Smith fell
from a carriage while driving near her summer
homo tUd her mead becoming caught In the -yOkcs
Of The wheel her neck broken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-07
corRT clLENDiPS rOR TO-DAY.

.rraifs-e Division supreme court Re-ess
slpreme special IermPaI' vB-t''- Ger,
linton Trust Con75ny. y . Tonnss1f agt sfniia 10
Bara.as ag, Nen York ana we-'ca@s'e- Nsr~- COM
<, ; c;rau AT Iiher. " 3. Hartflrt National hlnk
az, s.,ienferF N : Third National Bank az .ams;
broadway Rank sst same. No 10 Hexter az -:
I ps.5i7g onpsnv Az Mner 80 f. Ma'pa ~ u
Tu51no S Is si6eh ast visi. 10 Ia Reman Hr
PAM sgt Kuhn. 80 IS. Brundase AZ srnn1's, 70
10 Abraham az Collier " 90 "e.nosrs4f AZ 100 N-re
& p H,r,ey az, y Diamond Comnsr' 70 q
Rhinsiander agt Rhreani@r. -. "a ~ n 1s' -
- ,-,'r,-.-, N q matter - Mgchfe'. Harres
piano COMPANY 10 .. mat'sr y Weaer. y y By;
er ast Prtnss " 30 mater q "a. ags.- ~ 81,
10 e. Poa,es az Bradley: NJ - Hna11 AZ,
q Sell y ~ HAM Az Mscsr'n.v. Y Is sr-as'
az Mitchell " b Geeshean sg' ,5r1 AFe7N' N''
Way company NJ B. shever'z az kun 80.
= -'-ourt open. u 30 n TX pare ra.,e-.
Gour. orens a. go a n Ris. s,srs.i. Fs-
'7 cSsr spe-ai rlrn-Be,,.. mccarthy r'p-
opers - 10 p n Motions A. 1910 m
REFFREEs APPOINTED
supreme Court
Py Gilterssevs. r.
Ernst az, Hem Joseph W4i-h
Egan az chambers ,i0o -ss'-A.sas' Naut
American Baptist Home Mssi'rsr" S'-'''y az Cav~
Gul''k asr Fri-se-' ". clse-
Excelsior Savings Bank AIT Fres'-c " cu."''
Matter II Kautsky- Samuel Y sleser
Matter II D Flaher;y--.ames T Malls.
Natter - Culver stephen IT Nea'irS
by SCOTT.
Mater u Smith sgt Munson comra-' Flank o
oliver az carpbeu-rohn = U'''e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-07

,rss lie admitted that she employed sixty serva ie
and Tat her monthly payroll was more tnsn 1, S
psstdrts of Larchmont said year ago tha lllHfo,.
yss ",d in the hotel and that II was 100 KAY '''
the Nice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-07
= uornthars assets consist

anco due on A note Mr. Hornthals assets cons Is
~ 200 shares Of mining and mill stocks or doup'
FIJI value He was formerly school trustee III VIC
Nineteenth Ward
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-07
Loc4L BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS

Deputy Sheriff O'Donnel has received two writs
Of replevin against Newark & Shapiro. manu-
fsctflrors ~ trousers 80 40 2, Walk'r-7f
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n ICING.
Gov. GrirEs and Mcfonso Run q Dead
Heat ut BrnninEs.

WASHINGTON. Nov 2l-The hurdle race to-
day furnished q sensational finish. with No
Fonso, that won the same kind OF race q
week ago a. odds OF 100 to l, running a dead
heat with Gov GrigEs. while ChsraGrace AMI
julius Cesar finished at their heads. Julius
CGsar was the favorite. and at the end was
much the best horse. McPonso. however.
fouIed him badly. and also Gov. Griggs near
the finish. After the race. Donohue. rider Of
Gov. Griggs. and McInerney. who rode Chara-
grace. made protests OF foul. but to the sur
prise OF all neither was recognized. AIlmarY's
handling OF Baby BIZ was unsatisfactory to
th The stewards s whp called him into tn. stand
tory nd nothing was done in the matter,
Bunoon was slight favorte over Meehanus
X the r Il. hut 1shsr Tas in the Tst
head from Judge Wardell Allairs won the
second race easily from Els. SKIP. with the
ali the way in the fourth race she winning
ridden out; by two lengths from the fayorte.
In the last race. and she was at 5 TO her ioi-
lowers got ev"n on the lay. The crowd yelled
tHishine line and also when sh, Ietnrnad 'n no
The stewards rendered their decision as to
Mclnerney's riding OF Slbley on last Saturday,
1t was To he effect that Mclnerney be suspended
tor the balance OF the meeting and his case be
Steepl-chase and Hunt Association. with the
Recommendation that they revoke his license
summaries;
tr., h.esasI. tuElons.-Laly ,Llnd.y. ~
~ twGitel, = to Or liAcs, second l. Alionrtte
bun oa Water crest AMI Layona Sl,o ram n'ehAha'
seeoa I'D, hAGsIFvs fnTnlh . 100 Brien,
th 9 f q, place 90 s?es s J1ms., 100 toConn2r
Third Race--nurde. one mile aud thrse-quArters
over seven hurdlss-Mefonso, lbl ,GrimcD Il TO i
and 70 .. ran dead heat lirt aud second money
Rchpors. The Lot thora ana Pa S " ..o ram ni
w f"aR R ls At he f' "%R r. 100
Gl1rws2n! % and too won; All cold, los
ha ri qa S r'"l M. s LasS , ,"s
Be muda Prince also ran,
q to'6onnop, 5to anu even, won; Hold Up' VI
Issi'on ~ e f9F piaeI' second b.nG3r 100
also ran.
The programme for tom follows:
First Ea.e-Fivo turlongs AM Ahaf-Lexington
Pirate and hanwell, ~; Christopher e, no, IA.
iansdon' liz: TyrbS an Russriia %iiEess i TGn
Gold sttu4Ard. speedmas Ind Emil, lola. 10
DsR SS"s and 'i % Grey lag,
eRn " GHsoys a . NS yor sHI 49,.
Third RSce-MAdsn two.yeAr Odds six turlongs
Silver Maple, WArrsnwood Robert Mstcalf, Matt
simpson and Grandeur no. Allairo and Bermuda
Fourth Race-selling. ono mile and 100 yards--
s"t" iG2: %tlla iSi Fanan .O campsaia p ana
jude Mage ~; B9ndmAn vs. AyocH, 49, -.
longs-pruce OF Melbourne. i2o SIDNEY Lucas.
iis iampoHs il1i asi ESmGr and o SanrhTnC!o
Sixth RAce-Handicap; one mile aud an eighth
Tho Pride, liz; Rare Perfume. 40; Bangor, io5;
Qnetn0 song and 81, Slmonian 1925 Beau Ideal.
100; Plan,ain 30; Sir Hubert. 3D.
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vALUABLE HORSES LOST AT SEA.
Eleven Fast Trotter- on the Patrie. Bound
for Vienna.

Isador schlesinger. who is representing the
Vienna firm OF W. schesineer 4 Co. at the
Garden sale. reported yesterday heavy loss
OF trotting stock on the ill-fated steamer
Patria. which sailed from this port on Nov. 1.
schlesinRer had been making pur-
chases in this country for nearly
month and had shipped eleven hiRh-class
trotters and sulkies. harness and other
paraphernalia costing upward OF $1,000
along with the horses on the Patria. All
were lost. and. as there was no insurance. the
Austrian horsemen are out something like
$4,000 or $4,000. The fastest trotter In
the collection was Red Nuting. 2:13. by Red
wilkes. out OF Nutills, by Nutwood: erandam
Mrs. Frances O. Meyers OF Oakland. Cal, who
shipped her dam to Kentucky to he bred to
Red wilkes. Red Nutling gained her record at
the Detroit Grand Circuit Meeting In 1895.
where she was starter In the $4,000 Mer-
chants and Manufacturer Stakes
Probably the most valuable horse lost was the
elgbt-year-old bay stallion Esparto Rex.2:15k.
by Piedmont. 2:17N. out OF Extra, the full
sister to Expressive. 2:11k. by Electioneer;
Rranddam. the thoroughbred mare Esther. by
Express. This horse was bred at Palo Alto by
the late Gov Leland Stanford. and made his
record In this years cam palTn. He was one OF
tne Oebt DTtu trOtterS ever shipped 10 Europe,
and was bought with \ view to placing him In
the stud when his racing days were over.
Another valuable animal was the black mare
Geraldine. 2:l1s, by Eddie O.. a son Of Poca-
hontas Prince. 2;20S. She came out green in
1899, gaining record OF 2:23S at Cleveland
late In the season. She cut this mark down to
2:18S In the campaien Of 1879. winning sew
eral good races. Among the others Was the
Wilton. 2:l9S. out OF Owenec, by Alcantara.
2:23: grandam Wenona. BY Curtiss Hambe-
tonan The horse was bred bv 7. s. .Talbert.
former Presld dent OF the Kentucky Trotting
Horse Breeders Association. and made his
Iecori at Lexington last year Lucy Cooper.
2:3O. n gray mare. by Jacob Ruppert's WE'LL
known trottinR sire, FaSorits Wikes. and sew
era other trotters Of demon strated spsed com
pleted the collection.
Schlesineer has been the most extensive
European buyer at the Garden sale thus far
On Monday he purcha-ed from Marcus Daly's
lot the green two-year.old colt NV Trick. by
Milroi, for 1928; the brown mare Flora Direc-
tum. by W liam =. Sp er's champion stallion
Directum. 2:o5S. Tor $40; the crack trotting
mare Faustino. 2:2OS. that pullei ROAD
wagon In l2a last season, paying $1,000 for
her the trottlne team Reliance AMI Maygo.
for 1855 the California bred mare Jasplne,
2:l4f. by Iris, for $40. aud tho Nrhraska
stal ion Atlantic. 2:lOS. by Eag.e Bird. for
$1,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-22

Alderman Oatmnn's New Ordina nce A Rainss
sunday Races.

The Intelligence that Alderman JOSEPH oat-
man had introduced an ordinance yesterday
prohibiting siX-day bicycle races caused con-
siderable surprise. 1t was generally UNDER
stood that the promoters OF such affairs in
Madison Square Garden had planned the ono
that is to he run next month so as not to
conflict with the state law that was passed
last winter. This Legislative enactment
was known as tho Collins bill and IL
was a sequel to the failure to pass municipal
ordinance about this time last year. Alderman
Oatman wac the chief supporter OF that one.
which was hacked by influence OF the l.. A. W.
as was the Collins hill. The State law pre-
scribes that bicycle rider IN pu bile compe-
tition cannot ride more than twelve hours at .
stretch and that he must take twelve hours
rest The race OF next month 10 laid
men are paired on. SO that always one can be
rti ne while the other Ia taking the twelve
introiuc"d Sy Alderman oatman Yesterday first
declares S-day races to lie brutal. and then
porter. o; The SrN., He seemel surprised
fact that u cnmp,iei with the State law was
explained. He did not confess Ignorance OF
written without reterenc. to IT," that men
riding twelve hours and resting twelve hours
just the same-nnd too much" He said that
he woull stand 10y his guns. and ne he had re-
ceivcd assurance Of IN" biz bang favorably re-
por'ed by the committee he expected 1t to DO
PASSED.
II Ia known that the latest combine to con-
trol pneumatic tires, that on the TillinGhast
sing,e.tuhe patents. has landel snugly in ths
hands OF Charles r. Flint. That this was so
was "A surprise to som NJ those most inter.
e~tci In the deal. hut II appears that Hartford
interests in the TiIinHhast Tire Company
were ACQUIRED some time aSo ip an.
SUSTAINED, and the nav concern. the
Single Tube Automobile and Tire Company.
which was ORGANIZED last saturday. with the
TillinGha.t patents u. n basis. awoke with q
start To- nni its voting stock controlled by
FIut's Rubber Goods Man utacturing COMPANY.
twas announced Yesterday that Chief Con-
SUI Kirekmr ot New Jersey, had resigned from
the l.. A. W He has figured prom nentlv In
League politics Tor some time, being Vice.
President last year. In N"w Jersey he was .
Car. So far Ms I.ragu" rule went. His reasons
for resigning hnv" 10, he"n given. This is the
second chic Consul 10 want to quit. r. p.
Van Nnlknulerg Of Wisconsin. reSignef sew
eral days ago hrca $50 ~ the decision snspend-
ing c. ". Mnnrs, Chcf Consul OF Ohio. for ofii-
ciating AZ y. G A. races
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-22
John II. Gentry on tho Speedway.

The Chicago PAGER. BUMPS, that has been
giving the dust to everything on the Speedway
OF late got out OF town Just 10 time to miss bat
tie on the road with Z. II. Harriman's noted stal-
lion. John X. Gentry, 2:OOh. Trainer W. J.
Andrews brought the latter from Goshen yes
terday to Join the string OF harness horses that
Hartman has In town for Speedway driving
Among the others in the collection are II Ida
:. 2:l5a. 10y S'anhoul, aud Elsie y 2:ljL. by
pole az the recent Goshen Horse Show Now
that Gentry IL here. ex-senator John McCarty
may bring his great rival. Joe Patrhen from
Goshen tors sehson on the Speedway Tho
owner OF Patchen bought new pneumatic
road wagon Tor the b back horse at the Car
den sale on last Monday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-22

c. X. G. Billings said to lie tho New Owner
of Sunland Belle.

Bumps, 2:o3h: Lucille. 2:O9t: Franker.
2'21S. and the other trotters and PAGERS that
c X. q. Billings brought here from Chicago
last month to drive on the speedway. were
shipped to Memphis yesterday un der instruc-
lions from their owner. who eft here last week
to close the sale Of the Man haitian OIL Com
pany for S2.OoO,O0o to an English syndicate.
Billings has large business interests at Mem
phis and no intends to have a m onth's sport on
the road. 1t was his Memphis manager who
recently purchased from e. ]. Hamlin the
noted trotter Battleton. 2:O9i. TO drive on the
road.
II was reported at the Garden Yesterday on
what should he good authority that Sunland
Belle. ~ =. the crack pa,'ing mare struck OF
to Mr. Mcdonald at Mondays sale Tor S3O25,
was purchased for Billings Sunland Rel q was
q formidable rival OF Bumps last Sspten Der
when both PAGERS were trying to capture the
wagon record. Two days after Billings drove
bumps 20 recort OF .;OSa 20 road wagon at
Terra Hauts. Sunland Bel. started al Clrve-
land 10 eclipse the Performance. Harry never-
eux driving her. Shs covered the mile in
2:07s. something which no harness horse ever
eqnaled to road wagon with an amateur river
up She has pace ] a mile to sulkv In 2:O4a.
II Is not unlikely that Billings will hook tho
two rival PAGERS to pole for shy AZ the
champion team record 2.OSS, held by John T.
Gentry. 2:OOS and Robert j.. 2:UlS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-22
BILLIARDS.
r"Egenburg Defeats Keensy After = Close
Contest ut slosson's.

terd. Poggenburg. the Liederkranz Clubs
expert morped the Precipitation from his
orow and heaved heartfelt sigh ~ relief a.
he counted his Booth shot against Frank
ha"ney OF the Crescent A. c. last night. 1t was
one o'the closest games OF tho Inter-city and
Ihier-cub tournaIent. which Is In progress
at Slosson's academy.
h"eney was defeated by % points on handi-
cap % 10 points by actual count
Both players were very nervous toward the
en' 81 the game all PoRgenburg was forced
70 resort to what he called medIzin stosse
70 s'ave OF K"eney. who was within easy
H'r1Eing distance. The Licderkranz mans
safety play doubtless won him the game.
is also had bit OF luck toward
me close, He put up a fine exhibition OF BILL
Hatd'' averaging a little over which was con-
siStent with the work he has done IN previous
games. HIS victory means much to him. The
worst he can now get IL tic for first honors.
an he DEFEATS stark Tomorrow night he
WINS ~" tournament, The scores:
ROC ..nhrrg COOL, o. o, x. ~ I, o. 81, IT. is,
. o. 10, o, I. So. 20, ~. IT. I, o, l. /,
= 10 ~, 2. 4, =, -, l. l, O. o. 2. Total 500,
n'o'ASe' h'+2; high runs. SO. ~. 40.
agency I2so-3 8, !, 3. o. 2S. =, g. a. g. J. 2, g. q,
IL l. y q, :" o. q, T. II, o, Ia, /, ~, o, o,
o. ~ q. Total, 2b5.
ASsrlge-1 n'<l. H gh Iuns-84, o., 40
ne''r e-Ed~Id Mclaughlin.
,.io,niEht Stark 800 and Townsend (2SOl
wiz Dc tho contestants.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-22
Rowling Gnmes Tonight.

American NationAl--ticrmanta Oriental and Co.
lum Ia ut the ue rnsnii Assembly Rooms alavs
Harlem Gag Ir--N Morn INSIDE. Ii rirm Wheelnen
aud Cyclone at Thum koulsdort alloys.
Columbia LcAg Elm 10 CITY, Belyidoro and
STANDARD, AZ 'uluss NJ Laws
Lito Insurance League i h - Hancock Mutual Iiro
Insurance COM ANY, bermanIa Lite Insurance Com.
pany ard Metropolitan Life insurance Company, at
stars alleys, -
wood, At tue Arlington Hall alleys,
North side League - Surth New York, Morris
Whr, linen anil Hooker, at Pumps allcyI
Wiegand's -Grovl HILL BronNdalc and Tallaponsa,
at Wiegand's alleys
Arrals Head Pn-Exccl'ior No, l. Excelsior No. 2.
.Etna No. .anl .Etna = at the Ar AIDE allcys,
Com monweslth Councll and Gilbert Council, ut
Ira nor's alley
Brooilyn ROYAL Arcanum League, sub.-Fort
Greene Council Fast NV YORK council and Bre.
WORT Co, neil A. tue Eggplant Club alleys
Twenty.sixth Ward-Star VS.. Annex at UmlAs
alleys.
men VS., South orange L. O., at south Orange +. q.
alleys,
Boulevard, at nactfiin's alleys,
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Imparson ating J-nries and shark.y for
Sitascope Pictures.

WHITE PLAINS. Nov. 2l.-About 200 persons
gathered to-day In the arena OF the West
chester A. C.. at Tuckahoe. to see a couple OF
pugilists spar before tho vtascopc for tho pur-
pose OF reproducing the second and twentY-aith
rounds Of the Jstr!es-sharkey fight recently
had at Consy Islam l. Doc Payne i'm pcrsonated
J"fries aud Johnny German, Sharkry Billy
Lea who comSpres in -ize anil height to = er.
took on the wall-knowu referee Tine exact
sly e Of tho two men In sparing. coun'ering
and side stopping wa cons i"rei hy those who
saw the Jerries-ShrrYey mil ~ a line r-pt--
s-n'atlon u the prln 'ipn-. The sacon round
In which Shhrkey was nour"i by Jefiriss. was
well executed. Gormnn went lcwn with hang
a. q ough struck by a cannon tall. The
twenty-hith round. in which JriTries ioSt his
his glove as I'D JeiIries. md IT," referee
throwing 40 his hands and calling time
Before the pictures were taNrn Manager Biily
Gray instru"tei tn" men exactly how to p"r-
form the round+ a they were DESERT ell In the
newspapers and by his recO cotton N the
battle. Although there were no kno'knuts
and no blood spilled. the crowd enjoyed the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-22
JKsFsrks AND coRBErr MATCHED.
Article, OF Agreement Signed to Fight
on Sent. 10, 1900.

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10 the course OF an hours TIME In which a
Jefrries and Jim corbett were matched yester.
day a,ternoon for the cbompIonshin q, tho
world. Articles Of agreement were drawn up
and signed The fight, however. Is not to be
held until sept. IS Of next year, which the
sports think 10 too far on.
When Brady told Considine and Corbett that
Jenries could not nen' oelore sept To- ooroett
tina. it would take him at least year to get
IN shape' anu that 'eurles was ont'ieo 10 reap
oil the fruits OF his victory over Sharkey.
co.hs,, .,ow,v "ie, Tho Mil ,ats U,. sou wv
So Ts., ~. a." s. pavo On
pIonship fr m John L. Sullivan in 1892"
"Jedr,s. can't train in no, v.a,hor" Va
80. $50 :" NV "'A'"o'' To-
Th,s n, D,a n....a ox.r ~. o,.,,,on -
now .ae, woau u nsn. was ofonsh.up, coroea
Rradv .oan,s.oas hnt hs,sh ar". .a, 90.
exact INTERPRETATION Of the code. Billy Madden
afraid that the rules would permit Jerrles 10
that this was foul. and BRADY and f corbett
brad Brady ~ then her remarked TINT ne,,b.r man
shSud wear yea, eanaaFes or eouIse, corbett
the matter to the referee, The selection OF
TINS 9iiicIal was deferred because Corbett re-
suRsested. Jim said he believed that sil.r Was was
honest: but for reason. q his own b; refused
Brady shook his head 10 the negative Wv
Corbett then askei whether Brady would
former c6ampion deenrsi tbs. bs wSs roa hs
10 wager 5000 10 addition to the same
amonnt ne mas up Win A. smith as forfeit.
Pos. Sa the pS.s :. srdsS