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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-03
RACING.
peerine Win, the Magnolia Selling Stakes.

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 1.-The feature OF to-
days card was the Magnolia Selling Stakes for
thrse-year- olds. for purse Of $1,000. Ten
accepted the conditions. with Flying Bess and
Molo equal choices. Deering with rs pounds up
was we'll played at skies and in tho end proved 10
be game horse In n driving finish he won
by half a length from No!andIes. who headed
out Flying Bess for second money. The first
race was captured by Manlius. who. however.
had TO do his best to stall of the ~ to shot.
Koenig. Lomond. the favorite In the second
race. won all the way. The third race resulted
In q rare finish between Algareta. the iavorite
and Merry Day the second choice. The latter
was length and half to the good In tho
stretch, but when collarrd by Algarcta in the
last twenty yards. weakened badly. Tobe
Paine got third money easily. Summaries:
First lsace.seliinc: thre.:year.oids and upward.
one mile and sixteenth MAnus. 81 lS,lrers) . 20
?, won. koenig, No Wood. \ to for place second:
Waterhouse, S5 Murphy, third. T.nIc oil.
second RAce-selnR tSo.yeAr.ulds. seven fur.
longs Lomond. loi IScNComT, 2to /. won. Ran.
gee. 70 Mckinney. 10 for place. second Satan.
Ihird Race-Handieap' threeyear.old. and up.
ward six fnrlongs-hlgsretA, li2 tFlut. = O. S,
won; Merry DAY, III INedderstrandl. even money
Sor place: second; Tobs Paine. rs mitchell third.
Time l;l5.
Fourth Ace-Magnolis Selling Stakes: three year.
olds and upward: purse u BOO Dcerng, ~
Mitchell. q TO l, won; NolAndes ~ flick. 10 g.
FOR place. second; Flying Bess. lo7 ,Boland third.
Time. l:42A.
Fifth Race-sellins tour.yearoid, and upward,
seven turlonss-Nekaruis. III lBulani Ito l. won;
Jim Hogg. 100 Lines IL TO for Ilace second
Bill JAckmAn. ll3 stevens. third. Time. .aUAt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-03
GLEASON HAS FUN WITH A LAWYER.
The Battle Axe Statesman Examined In
Supplementary Proceedings.

After spending six months in the Queens county
jail limits for failing to pay Judgment Tor ~ 300
former Mayor Gleason OF Long Island CITY was
examined yesterday In supplementary proceed
ings The judgment was the result OF Islander
suit for $50 900 damages brought by former Police
Captain Woods Mr. Gleason appeared at tho
Queens county Court House in Long Island CITY,
accompanied by Thomas p. Burke. his counsel.
Louis j. Grant represented Capt Woods Tho
examination took place in the reporters room
Mr. Gleason said he was engaged IN INC real
estate business with an Office at liz Front street
When asked 10 tell Of some real estate transaction
In which he had been engaged within three years.
ne mentioned one having TO do with property ON
bTa "p W Re0nSpg to Snss ASKED M
Grant Burke objected TO the question and tho
two lawyers argued the point
Mr. Grant and tho lawyers left tho room TO sub
init the question to Justice Ghrrctson. They
were gone fully iftccn, minutes and on returning
they announced that Justice GnrrctsOn had ruled
that the question should be answered
II don't know what his business IT," replied
Mr.. Gleason. triumphnntly II think ne was
a number b Of : questions followed as to the sA:
Mayors income He testified FED that he Ifp paid slS
as his meals were concerned. on the European
plan. His living expenses did not exceed 1925
q month. including clothes and drinks. and II
cost him about 5000 year for the support Of his
daughter ,,, -
this fall. did you not" asked the lawyer
-irs. | paid for music and treated the boys n
number Of times" answered Mr. Gleason, laugh.
ing
The musicians got tho money. did they"
Well they played the tunes and | made tho
speeches" said the eS Mayor, and know they
did not do IL for nothing"
Il don't care about the music. Gm after tho
bondlc." responded Mr.. Grant
Il know you're after the Doodle. Grant. and 40
does every unr who knows you. promptly an.
swcrcd Mr.. Gleason. and everybody laughed as
the Joke was turned upon the lawyer.
Mr Grant got Mr. Gleason to admit that he
had an interest IN a dwelling house at 1877 Twelfth
street Long Island City Mr. Gleason could not
tell just what kind Of an interest he had IN the
property He said that there was mortgage
on II, and he thought foreclosure proceedings had
been instituted When asked 10 whom he paid
the interest h" said that when he paid any IL went
to n man named Stcatns bu, StcatnS was dead
and did not know who held the mOrtgn age now.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-03
Special Jury to Try Murder Cn.e.

On motion u the District Attorney the Appel
late Division Of the Supreme Court has directed
that special Jury Panel be drawn for the trla
OF William Ncuieldt &C used Of the murder OF
Mrs. kronman. Nou'cdt will he the first man
tried by n Jury drawn from such panel. This
class OF talesmcn l. provided for by law whore
II appears that the .mportanco and intrcacy oi
Il case requires n special order NJ iurymcn or in
caScS whore the offence charged ha, been
commented upon by the newspapers SO cxten-
siv"ly IA To lead to I'll" opinion that an ord
nary jurN cannot he obtained without much
difficulty and delay.
All members ~ the special panel must have
hecn Tor ten wears residents Of the United
States must be not less than 30 years old nor
Older than 40, not inilrm. of approved integrity
ANA Intelligence" AMI they ar" especially Que>-
toned ms tO their Willingness To accept crcum-
stnntinl evidence and 10 Nnl n verdict result
ing the infection OF the death penalty II such
evidence III ST files H.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-03
Sweeney Knocks Ernst Out,

Patsy Sweeney. the Irish lightweight whom
Spike Sullivan introduced to the public added
another notch to his record by whipping Billy
Ernst, the Bushwick Dutchman," at tho
Greenwood A. c. last night in four rounds.
Ernsts efforts were very noornnd his fighting
IL. attendanGe Eddie Dougherty was referee.
Long Ike, a local lad with a long
ten rounds At catchwechis. Both ha,l iron,
Goney Island In the fourth round Long
IKE swung the left on Graham's stomach
AIRY was between Willie Fitzgerald OF BROOKLYN,
anu Willie smith OF New York. Tho affair was
went To Fitzgerald
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-03
REYNOLDS AFTER MILLRRs
Chief of the brooklyn Detectives Absent
From the City.

1t was intimated at Brooklyn Police Head
quarters yesterday that the chief work on the
franklin Syndicate" case had been trans
ferred to Mulberry street. where tho books
of the syndicate" had been taken on FRI
day Deputy Chief Mackellar and his i'm
mediate subordinatcs refused to say
whether anything was known of Miler's
movements since he fed. The fact that Capt.
James Reynolds. chief OF the detective squad
has not been seen at Headquarters since
Wednesday and IL known To be absent from
his home has given the Impression that he 2
IN pursuit OF Miller and may nab him at any
moment.
II was reported yesterday that the Federal
authorities confidently expected to be- able
TO arrest Miller Just rs soon as they had
secured the evidence on which to base an in
dctmcnt. hut none OF the Secret Service men
would discuss the matter.
IL came out yesterday that Chief Mackcliar
hai made report on the Miller syndicate
business 10y direction from Mulberry street.
and that II had been discussed in board
meeting. II was referred to the Com
mittee on Rules and Discipline. which
means that II was not Apparent TINT
the police wcro blameess. and that the COM
mttce Ia going tn aft the evidence and find
ont unor whom the blame. Il any there be.
should be nut The committee will report
man of il. Tlc said Yesterday that he was go
ing 20 givc the subject a very thorough over
hauling. and II there he amy, charges. they " ~
10 on evidence that will hold He has already
questioned X ynnds, tho Brooklyn chief Of
detectives about IT,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-03
Erne and O'Bri-n in Fine FettIe for Their
Bout Tomorrow.

Frank Erne Of Buffalo and Jack O'Bricn Of
this city, who are 10 meet tomorrow night in
twenty-five round bout fer the lightweight cham
pIunshp Of the world and a purse ui 5000 at
the Coney Island Sporting Club, nre in fine con.
dluon. Interest in the battle has been keen and
the betting brisk, Enc, OF course, rules fnvorite
nj 100 Ia 90 O'ljncns followers, however
IRE not slow with their money and by the time
the hrulc begins they expect 10 Scr the odds
change 70 even money. For the past few weeks
Erns has been preparing at Shccpshead Bay,
while D'iiuen H. located NJ tOncy Island. Ernr
says that h. feels no effects Of his recent throat
trouble, which prevented him from meeting O Bren
once before Tho champion will have in his cor
nct Kid Mccoy, Frank Zimplrr and George Saltz
u'liricn's seconds will bo Jack Dougheuy. Joe
will weigh in NJ o'clock To morrow night NJ tho
Ting side, The sports expect tn-see n knockout,
for both principals are known as hard and still
IIIu'lrfV
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-03
SHE DIDN'T HIYE 70 STEAL.
Florence Rnymond's Roll" Was a Potent
Defence to a Charge OF Petty Theft.

Florence Rnymonds "RolI' Was "a Potent
Defence tot Charge OF Petty Theft.
A woman who said she was Florence RAY.
mond Il 30 WesI S,Niy-'ourth street was taken
10 the Wess Ihirucih street y lice station last
night hy Policeman Davidson. Davidson had
been called into Duugens res aurnrt at los
West Twenty htth street by the proprietor 10
act as mediator in a red. hot dispute between
four women who were dining in the place One
Of the women said that she had lost purse con.
Ia ming SI3. She accused the Raymond woman
Of stealing H. Mrs. Raymond denied the theft
but oppressed her willingness To 20 TO the police
station and have the matter scitlei.
At tn police station the comp hintnnI SAID she
vas Mrs Rouge Of Thirty sixth street near
broadway She had gone into thu wash room,
she sad. and lett her nurse On the table al
which = he was dining. When she returned the
purse Was gone. She promptly accused Mira
RAYMOND, VINO WAS sitting al nearby table Of
stealing II.
What would want with your money asked
Mr' Ray ond, when ! have plenty 81 my
own" she pulled from her corsngs three $500
hills. 500 bill. two $50 = md half a ioz,n tcns
She waved the money in front OF Mrs Rouge
The sight ~ the zig bills impressed the Ia r-r
that she declared she would not press her com.
p!'int the wOm,n went in opposite directions
after leaving the station house
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-03
THE R0CKEFELLER ASSESSMENT.
Order of the Court Reducing 1t and Pro ba
bly, Ending the Long Litigation.

John Rockefeller. ihr ugh his attorney.
Henry 7, Dykman Of White Plains. procured an
order Of Justice Barnard Of the Supreme Cour,
yesterday in pous hkeepsie in proceedings in
situ,cd by him TO have tho acton o. the
assessors Of the town OF Mount Pleasant de-
clarcd illegal The order OF the Court reduce =
III" Assessment complained Of from S33J 1 30
10 1913, li2, Part only a. the estate was in
volvct IN this particular litigation, the remain.
ing property beng assessed III accordance with
a prOr Or!er OF the Court Mr. Rockrielrr's
property was, assessed in 1898 ut ScAl 300;
IN 1897 ~ S6S1 1873. and in 1893 htST22 $50
Each OF thee assessments was contested
with the result that tho prop'ry now owned by
Mr Rockefeller ~ to he rset ssed by order Of the
Court At 500 1872. n reduction Of S3l2 sos or
about a. or cent u the org nal amount ny
this order which IL Ii said wi not he rppenle 1
from the litigation between Mr.. Rockefeller ard
the town u Mount Pleasant which has been in
progress nearly three years IL ended.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-03
Do Orc Defeats Payton for tho Pool Cham.
pionship.

Alfredo Do Orc. the champion pool player.
successfully defended his title against Fred
Payton OF Nebraska. in a three nights
match at Days billiard room, tho
nnal play of which took place last
night. The, Cuban was away ahead before
the score standing 4O4 to 352 in his favor
He continued his speedy play and won tho
match easily by 800 10 40. The score last
night:
De Orc 4o4l-o. I, 10. II. IL, 4o.o7,nA
~ ID, ~ o. H. ~. 49, Is. /. II, Total, 400. For
PVton t352J-lb II, 3. 3. 2, Oil lE,as.1l
nights 47y ''so
Referee William Mckay
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-03
THE NEW PORT ARTHUR.
Surprising Grow,r OF the Town since tho
Russians hIN. Occupied 1t.

san FBANCIscn. Dec. "A letter from Port
Arthur under date Of Oct. IL gives interest
ing details % the remarkable growth OF the
town during the last few months. though the
new Russian settlement on the left hani side
Of Powder Magazine Valley has not yet been
begun. Outside OF this site. however. many
houses and stores have been constructed and
barracks for 10000 soldiers have been built.
The railway from New Chwaug runs IN tho
valley wh"rc the powder magazine used to be
anu VII be iinishcd IN 81 lev months. furnishing
direct raj! UuNhcctlOn with New Chwaug Up
To- this tim" III" Russian Government has bee n
busy strengthening the Notifications bur this
work Is now finished and the town will be buI t
ut once. There are many European shops
which carry larg" stock. and restaurants nj
hotels are numerous where good accommoda-
tons may be secured
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-03
Liabilities. $4,000; Assets One suit of
Clothes.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. Dec. 2.-Mnjor VI. j.
O'BrIen to-day filed u petition in bankruptcy
in the Federal Court. Tho liabilities amount
to $4,000, The only asset scheduled Is "a suit
OF clothes valued at $50. Among the items Of
Indebtedness Is the sum OF $4,000 due th,
Fidelity and Casualty Company OF New York
for money due for liabilities incurred t. lie
Catholic Knights OF America on the bond OF
was once ono Of the most influential citizens
OF this city. His downfall came a few Years
ago. when as Supreme Treasurer Of the Catho-
lie knights Of America ho was charged with
misappropriating SI5.OOU,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-03

KANSAS CITY. No, Dec 2,-Short skirts
commonly called golf skirts, are under the
Tan in the public schools Of kansas CITY Kan.
Lloyd l., Wolfe. superintendent u' .rhuu,s has
shd mat as pan 81 III" w"rdrObes Of schpo.
TEACHERS they must ~. lie i tho controlling
force "t the action NJ 100 young women
''ho"I teachers. When the coli sklr, came m
IN" teachers ihuu.h It woull b" Il scrv .rral,n
shlnn n Tor H." schO lir0pa Srv"la. appnnrrl
WIN them, SUIT. Vol does not Eccp IN,
iofilel on lN-Hiou~ and was = ton ~nrd when
ne saw Il youUg woman To-" ',, a.. Ft.l|'lg ono
VI these skirts, All have been bnnishni
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-03
roo PER CENT. 4 YEAR.
An Exchange Plac. Concern Tint Adyer-
tisc. II short Road to We 18th.

thr' NhOft TOhU 10 We III.
Another concern Offering to pay big interest
in money invested with II il Franklin Ever
hart & Co.. operating "a investment bankers at
IL Exchange place. Here is the way their adj
vertiscmcnt reads:
ono bundled per cent year can be earned for a
lifetime -uugh our l".ItIinately conducted opera.
IL n IN the wheat market This NJ Az seem to you \
biR rturn. but IT - only what big capitalists do
"Ncry year. lts only about X perc month, or
lcr cent. week It's quarter OF a cent prpht
taken once week ON 900 bushels of wheat bought
on n 10 per cent. margin 800.
Mr.. Everhnrt asserted yesterday that his
that he had boon operating for his customers
In wheat. going long under 10 cents u bushel
and selling "shor." above that price.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-03
BELL TELErno>E 60. TRANSFORMED.
The Long Distance Company to Absorb the
Parent Conccrn-Terms OF Exchange.

BosToS. Dec. AT IN Getting Of the directors
OF the American Boil Telephone Company yes
terday afternoon II was voted to turn over the
nssets Of the company to tn" American Telo-
phone and Telegraph Company. the nrst step
in the removal Of the company from Massa-
chusctts TO New York. President Hudson
authorizes the following:
THE substance q the action taken ut the
meeting Of the directors Yesterday Is that the
assets OF the American Bell elcphone Com
pany arc to b" taken over by the Lonc DIE
lance Company American TccIhone and
Telegraph Company 1t 10 10 lie recon-
Company stock be exchanged for one share OF
American Bell lclvuhone COMPANY stock.
The balance OF Sl!',Ouu.pOO or S2OtDO.ODO OF
Long Distance tgmpany stock will he held for
the benefit ~ tn" Long Distance Company"
The Bel Telephone Company t"ople say that
they ate a. yet unptcpared TO announce the ratn
81 dividends ~ he rall on tn" Long Distance
Company stock. ~ wall rs the exact date WHOM
the new plan Will bCrom" operative. II Is ths
general opinion that 'da new stock will carry
yearly dividends O: y ter cent. a share.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-03
NATIONAL Park WEAR ATLANTA.
Movement to Establish n Reservation OF
the Hanks OF Peach Tree Creek.

ATLANTA. Ga. Dec. Tho Atlanta Business
Mems League has started n movement looking
to tho establishment OF n National Park near
Atlanta on the banks Of Peach Tree Creek, tho
site of ono OF the sharpest battles Of tho Civil
War. Ex-Prrsident BENJAMIN Harrison mr.
ticipat"d IN this battle and was wounded
Preside ant Mckinley was tho Major in an Ohio
regiment Gen. Boynton. superint cndent Of
the Chickamaugua National Park. was also in
the army which bc!oGgurcd Atlanta. IL" has
inspected the ground aud urges tho establish
mrnt Of the PARK.
Forrest Adair, representing the Business
Mems League. will soon leave CONTAMINATION
wher" he will make arrangements for tho nee
cssary bills TO DO introduced In Congress A
number Of options have been secured on the
duccd In the Georgia Legislature ceding Itiris-
diction to the Federal Government. II the
project succeeds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-03
50.54 West I'D St.
WEDDING GIFTS A SPECIALITY.
n. l.. & ". wREcx rIcrru.
&. II. white OF Ithaca Dies From His In
lnrlcs In u rntrrsnn MnspiinI

PATERSON. y, j.. Dee &C. H. White. ths
Ithaca druggist whose logs were broken in tho
D., l., and W, wreck on Wednesday night. died
at st. Joseph's Hospital Tonight, All OF tho
toward recovery.
Coroner Yates held a conference this morning
with the Prosecutor AS to what he had better
do. II has been difficult to get witnesses owing
to the fnrt that most o. those available aro in
the hospitals. 1t WAS decided that the inlInst
could not occur hciorc next Wednesday, Prose
cutor Finley said he WINS not IN possession -
sufficient intOrlnntinG To- warrant the arrest II
EnElnror kinriAn before the inquest. but that
II might occur attcrward.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-03
John II. rauIson WEEDS Miss vollratb

ST. LOUIS, Dec, Musical circles were sur
prised to-day over the marriage of John H.
fauIson. baritone and stage manager OF the
Germanin Theatre stock company, and Mia
Olga \urath. II well'known soprano after n
very brief acquaintance A Justice OF the
was without the SANCTION OF Miss yollrath's
parents. The bride Of to-day Is 20 years old
and her husband 20. The father OF the young
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-03
Monster Hunt in ST. Louis.

ST. LOUIS. Dec, 2.-Circuit Attorney Egger,
began civil action to-day under the Antitrust
laws against the two hundred corporations
doing business in ST. Louis. The assertion Is
mad" that these concerns have failed 10 COM
II ed with IN" Secretary 81 state the proper re-.
turns. rs provided under the statutes Almost
every line OF business Ia represented in these
AIIi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-03

WORCESTER, Mass, Dec. arthur j. Srurr
OF Warren. Mass. won't insane 1T dance in
Warren tonight II" scared the dancers with
his cries that III" world was coming TO an end.
lie was driven out and He'd to West Brookhrd.
where ne le4ped through tho windows OF
vacant shoe shop He slashed himself with
knlie; and. n resisting constables. WAS shot IN
the nip by Constable Arthur H. Buxton.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-03
Benefit for rarnell Monument.

special matinee OF "'Round New York in
Lightly Minutes" will he given for tho Parncl
Monument Fund The date has not yet been
fixed. but It Will probably be week from next
Thursday: o! course. at Kostnr 4 Balls This
Is IN compliance with an offer mad" 10y Man
agcr william A, Brady 10 Daniel Talon Lord
hsior" the lhiters departure. Mr. Brady gives
the use 81 the theatre and the play and The
services Of the players "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-03

PHIlApELpInA. dec. This was the last
day OF the National Export Exposition. The
exhibitors express themselves as being glad
thu ~" show Is over. Tho management an
n,uLcuS that there Will not be q deficit though
they do not expect surplus.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-03

There was not only a big field In the handi
zap, but the Handicap Com mi tee had gaugsd
tho abilities Of the players to such a nicety
that four men tied at 80 net, the record for the
course. They will meet TO- morrow and play
eighteen holes The cards OF the four leaders
were:
Tindlsy 8. Douglas. Fairfield
Out ......& 8 8 $50
In..-..,."o <-<l-so- o. 90
r. @. Watson. Jr.. westbrook-
Out .-...< 8 - b-SI
In...-.."< o - 8-<i-ea- q so
@. owen Winston, westchester Golf
Out......o o o I 4-4b
In. % 6-4i-so- O. 40
Irving BrokAw. Deal
tut.......B y q o 4 q IA
ln......8 8 o G-4s-oI-lx- 40
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-03
Found n Baby In His Doorway.

Or. Thomas F'llon Of l5l Park row found a
male infant about two months old in his door
way last right. The baby was dressed in
whit" i'4nnvls, white Jacket and cape, and was
wrapped IN q wOman,s gray CAPE. The child
was sent 10 leevun Mnspital.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-03
ENGINEER KNOCKED FROM cAs
A Driving. Rod on an Express Trains En-
gine Breaks.

Engineer Charles Hocrhlcin Of locomotive
No. . of the Long Island Railroad was
knocked OF his engine. which was drawing an
express train At the rate Of forty-hys miles an
hour, betwe"nW oodside and Long Island City
about noon YESTERDAY
The driyng-rod hud broken in the centre
and one end tore its way through the floor OF
the cab. dcmolishing the r'ght side OF tho cab
Tho engineer right leg was broken between
the knee and ankle.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-03
Fund In Honolulu for English Soldiers
Families.

SAN Francisco. Dec, The steamer Coptic
from Honolulu brings the news that more
than $1,000 has been subscribed there for the
care OF tho families ~ the British reserves In
the Bonr war, Tn" fund was started through
the influence OF klplnG's poem The Absent
Minded BrggHr." The first remittance was
sent on the COptc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-03

To the great surprise OF the Lakewood can
tipgent Jasper Lynch fell before L. r. Boyd.
who thus proved that hts defeat Of James a.
Thorpe In the morning was a legitimate one
play will make him remembered Tor "a
long time. Lynch started out like IN
so. "ifBa osd w sBR'us'n Sr..R the h .ost tSss
third. and the next was divided
Lynch won the NTH in to D.. making him two
next 4 straight In boyle figures. He was In
vincible 10 the homeward Journey winning the
SION max ling seven holes straight he had cap
tured; He was then up With . to go. Lynch
got the thirteenth. but BOYD would not be
full and the match by up and to play. The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-03

Fifteen PLAYERS participated In tho morning
handicap yesterday forenoon on the grounds
the Crescent A. G. 1t was the first cup event
decided over the new winter course The