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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-19
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

The American Line steamship 81. Louis reached
port late yesterday afternoon with the following
among its passengers: Rear Admiral and MIS-
Beardslee, Prince Adam Czartoryski, Ambrosio
Canessa, Italian Consul at San Salvador; Mr.. and
Mrs Jameson Getting. Professor II. Newton Hesne-
man, Major and Mrs. II. A. Hall. Comte Manuel do
Iazarraga Robert Lebaudy. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard
Stanley and Senator James smith. jr.' OF New
Among tho arrivals on the cunarder Etruris, from
Tiverpool last evening were the Rev. Thomas
Eagan Vicomte de la Lande. @. X. Leggett ana
DR.. T. W. +. Gam. - -,
ISne steamship Pennsylvania. which arrived yes
tsrday from Hamburg, were Oliver J. ID. Hughes,
United States Consul ~ Cooury. oermAaps -
NrA Hughes
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TWENTY,THIRD REGIMENT CANES
COMPANY G WINS THE CUP WHICH HAD
BEEN HELD BY COMPANY F.

The fifteenth indoor games OF the I'D Regiment
Athletic Association were held last night at the
nrmory at Bedford and Atlantic ayes. Brooklyn
crowd Of more than three thousand people was
present The entries were:
One hundred yard dash handcap-Fr:t heat won BY
Company K 90 fest. Tme-0l0.s. second hest-won
BUM By A. &C. cS os CGmpsn ne lSs TSrd M
Won BY p Putnam {r c2mPanE f. lS e i Fo1S
hest-won by NJ o: Richardson Company G, q feet
second G W Remer. Company g. feet Iims-oi = 7,
EyIand second Putnam r. Tmf =, e c,,,,D
Company c; second, o. 5. Webb, Company C. Time
-tventy-yard dash cadet Corps)-won
by E5ward c. vanclin; second II. B. Van Duyn. Time
one mile bicycle novice scrstchl-won by W; S; Lind
sey, Company G. second H. r. Allison T. NJ Time
a : E ..6n3 second E p stma Raf eaS
-tweaty-yard dash novice scratchl
COMPANY K Tme-02 6s,
One mile bicycle (aaHdicap,-won by c H. Ledard
G 20 yards Time sas
one hundred-yart hurdle race thandcspl-WOq by r
f Company my feso 51 " Rollins. Com
pany 90 Yards, second; A A. Jackson Company X
Northumberland dash Chandicap)-Frrst
by X. NJ Eyland Company "a Yards; second.
ond heat won by ~ j. Turner company az yards
second. NJ O. Richardson Company G as YARDS Time
0:242s Finals Won by K NJ Eyland company G. sec
ond. W. J. Turner. Company G. Time-O:2i
Four-hundred- and-forty-yard (handcapl-Non by
A. A. Jackson Company a yardsl second, W. j. Car
lin. Company c "a yards). Tme-OJ61s.
Two mile bicycle nandicap-Won by Alexander
Brexendorf. Company g. 20 yards second. W s. Lindsey
one mile run. kandlcep|won by W. Rollins. Com
pany scratch, second c. E. King, Company F. IS
yards Time-4:jsb.
Two hundred and twenty yard hurdle race handicap
Won by A. ". Bowie Company II. 8 yards: second r
II. Hatfield Company D. Yards. Time-O:29t.
Potato race( scratch)-Won by p c. Hockstan Com
pany K; second. John Gihardt, Company c. Time
0:52:2.
Running high jump Chandicap)--won by R. H. Had
field. Company D a inches Il. In; second. j. l.
Howe. Company F q inches. 8 IT. IN -
Poe vault (handicap-R. II. Hadfeld. Company ID
scratch. 10 feep; second, Il. P Thornton Company
Shot put Cnandicap)-won by A. G. Underwood Com
pany 90 II. In, 81 IT, in; second, c. f. Lyon,
Company 2 a II. IN. 80 II. 9s in.
Half mile relay raceWon by Company K; second, Com
pany c. Time-0:52
The points accorded TO the different companies
are as follows: Company G. 23iz; Company c, 2S
Company D, Is; Company E, o. Company r. 49,
Company G. 81; Company H. IA; Company I, /;
Company K, 2l2
The cup was awarded TO Company G. II had
formerly been held by Company +.
The armory records In the pole vault, half-mile
run two-mile bicycle and one-mile run were broken.
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". D. BYNUN 4 GENERAL APPRAISEh
APPOINTED BY THE PRESIDENT A MEMBER OF
THE BOARD N THIS CITY.

APPOINTED BY THE PRESIDENT MEMBER OF
THE BOARD N THIS CITY.
Washington Nov. ls.-Ex-Congressman W. ~
Bvnum. of Indiana has been appointed member
NJ the Board OF General Appraisers at New-forK'
vice wilkinson. resigned.
William Dallas Bynum was born IN Ne"oer'y'
Ind on June %, 1876 and received his early ecu
cation in that place When he was admitted to the
bar he began the practice Of law in Washington
Ind. and was City Attorney and Mayor OF that
city before he was elected 10 the Indiana Legls-
lature in 1881. In 1883 he was Speaker OF the AS
sembly He was elected to Congress In lssa ana
represented Indianapolis district for hve sue
cessive terms. AS Democratic member OF the
House he served on several important committees.
He was on the Ways and Means Committee wnsn
the Mills bill was framed. and he had opPortuni-
es TO make a careful study OF the technical detaiis
OF the tariff. 80, ,..-..,.
Mr. BynIm was chairman Of the Gold Democratic
National Committee in 1896 and took prominent
mart in the management OF the Palmer ana BUCK,
ner campaign Since then ne has been eonnec sr
with the Sound Money League. His appointment
TO the office OF General Appraiser was urged py
many prominent Republicans OF Indiana ONO ana
NeW-YOrk.
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DINNER FOR Mr.. GUGGEyHEIMER.
PRESIDENT OF THE COUNCIL IS ENTERTAINED
BY THE DEWEY PLAN AND SCOPE COMMITTEE.

PRESIDENT OF THE COCNCIb Is ENIEhIAlNED
BY THE DEWEY PLAN AND SCOPE COMMITTEE.
The Plan and Scope Committee OF the Dewey Re-
ception Committee gave testimonial dinner at
Delmonicos last night for Randolph Guggenheimer.
president OF the Council who served as vice-chair-
man OF their committee. The members were anx-
ious TO give the dinner for Mayor Van Wyck TO
show their appreciation OF the assistance given to
them by the city administration. but Mayor Van
WICK would not break the invioable rule he
adopted when elected not 10 attend public dinners
The committee then decided 10 honor Mr.. Gug-
genheimer both as their coworker and as a rep
resentative Of the city government The dinner
was private, and whatever speeches were made
were informal. .o,,
There were present General Daniel Butterneld
Randolph Guggenhemor. Maurice F. Holahan.
General Howard Carroll, Major General Wesley
Merritt, Major General Charles F. Roe Rear Rear
Admiral John Philip John II. starin, Lewis
Nixon. George c. Clausen John P. Kane, ST. Clair
McKeiway. w W. Foster. Herbert +: Gunnison'
General James V. ,Vrooman and Alfred NJ. Downes.
The Committeeman had prepared and sent 10 Mrs.
Guggen heiuer a large floral model of the victorious
OLYMPIA
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pACU OF vARsHIPs TO MANILA.

washington. Nov. 1S.-The Brooklyn arrived
at Alden to-day. having taken 1ve Gays 10 run
the thirteen hundred miles between that port
and the southern end Of the suez Canal Inc
New-Oreans is expected TO make gain OF at
least half day in that course. The NASHVILLE
also bound for Manila. entered the Canal 10
u.s. a "a ie being distanced In the race Mean
Kite on the Pacific side, Captain McCalia IS
nushing the Newark along at thirteen khoS
gait, and the officials are looHns iop Ho'''e u
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BROTHERHOOD AT BALTIMORE.

ps1,,nore Nov. 1s-The topic at this mornings
sslon NJ the Federal Convention OF the Brother
hood o, Andrew and Philip. was The Church and
Men" Under this number OF sub-topics were
considered. several addresses being made change
was made in the programme owing to the fact that
neither President Mckinley nor Justice brewer
could come TO to-nights meeting 80, ~.
The feature tonight the address or me heV
DIT Maltbie D. Babcock. Of the Brown Aemo ,,,st
accented a cali 10 the Brick Presbyterian ChurchI
OF New,York His subject was The La" OF
Growth"
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police TO INVESTIGATE HIS DEATH.

1rsnector Cross with Of the detectives o.
49,, I,,s,b-st station called at the Morgue yes
terdav afternoon and made an examination OF tte
bodv Of the unidentified man who was round IN
front OF No ST. Marks Place ABOUT noon On
Itolt rhn man died the same night in Belle
49, tIosnitaI inspector Cross also looked at the
raoor, ~ coroner's Physician Donlin. which states
hat the man died from the effects Of fracture
~ tho skull. about the size OF silver dollar tha'
couId not have been self-inhicted ron an hes ~
instrument Inspector Cross says ne is HaAi"s
rIgid investigation into the case.
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FOX HUNTING.

Estil Springs. KY. Nov. IS (speciaD-The Al
legged stake trial to-day was failure. The dry
condition of the ground prevented the dogs from
carving the scent and they were called of before
noon. when Captain Leland Hathaway master or
hounds announced the trial would be postponed
,n Nso,dav Rain tonight has put the hunting
sround in condition The number OF sportsgien
was greatly increased to-day There are twe ny
ly take two, days to decide H. A fox was Jumped
to-day but the hounds could not scent II
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REFOPNS ~ HAWAII URGED.

. MEMORIAL, FROM THE NATIONAL W. c. Z. d
PRESENTED TO THE PRESIDENT.
washington. Nov. B.-The National Womans
Christian Temperance Union. represented by Mrs
Margaret Dye Ellis. the superintendent OF the De-
nartment OF Legislation. had an interview to-day
with President Mckinley Mrs. Ellis presented a
memorial from the National Woman's Christian
Temperance Union, adopted at the last convention.
On seattle. urging the prohibition OF the sale OF
liquor and opium and the practice OF gaming In
the Hawaiian Islands. She also called attention
10 a petition from the Hawaiians, signed by many
men representing great moneyed interests there.
asking that this action be taken. .
THE President gave careful attention TO tho
memorial and the petition. suggested that she see
Senators Morgan and Cuom, the committee on
the new constitution OF Hawaii, and said that this
was a most opportune time 20 present this matter
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BOXING.

MGovERN KNOCKS OUT TWO MEN IN QUICK
SUCCESSION.
Chicago. Nov. Bitterly McGovern established
. record tonight by knocking out two men IN
o,ick succession In the same ring. The hrst victim
OF the champion featherweght was Patsy haiey'
Of Buffalo. who was counted out aIter one ni,lu'e
o,d fortv seconds OF hghting and BIZ Smith OF
p,iladel,,bia who went out after one minute OF the
third round Both fights were TO have been for six
rounds each Haley and Smith adopted opposite
tactics Haley mixing 1t up from the start ana
smith racing wildly around the ring In the enort 10
49,, be,ord NcC;overn's swings Had Smith mixed
=, ~ as aid Haley he would have lasted no longer
than the Buffalo man. for within Few SECONDS i
eTter he made his first stand and showed any IN
tantion Of fghting II out ne was sent 10 the MOOT
u,itb a right on the jaw which put him out OF the
business for fully three minutes
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TOPICS ~ HAVANA.

Havana, Nov S-General Maxine Gomez to-day
celebrated the sxty-third anniversary OF his birth
MANY persons called upon him 10 congratulate
him upon the occasion and 10 present their good
wishes. , 49,. ..,.o.. -
articles intended presents for American soldiers
IN Cuba shall be admitted free OF duty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-19
NEW TIRE. COMPANY.

The certificate OF Incorporation OF the Single
Tube Automobile and Bicycle Tire Company was
filed in Trenton yesterday. The company Is or
.,zsd with capitalization OF 81 10000 II is said
81 this company will acquire the so-called TIL
i,ncbast pafent and the rights under this patent
tn corp6rat tors OF the company are Colonel Iheo-
~ A Dodge Herbert L. Griggs. T.. Mora Davi-
u or George " Young. Camillus G. Kdder. George
pone Charles Smithers j.. X. McClymonds and
William A Towner
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BOWLING.
THE BANK CLERKS FURNISH AN ExCrT-
INC prN-rcu ~ rryryp .er 1.x.r


The Bank Clerks league tournament games at
Reds alleys, No 200 Church-st., furnished an ex-
citing finish last night in the third game. between
the first team from the Chase National Bank and
that made up from employees OF Ladenburg, Thai
mann & Co. The latter led up to almost the end.
when the bank clerks came on with a rush and
won by fortytwo pins rolling 100 pins In the last
two frames, a splendid record. The nights scores
follow:
FIRST GAME
L tn CO...72 l23 2l7 2s3 354 al 900 5s7 e8s Ioe
Chase No. 02 l23 Ia 233 2e+ 95e 4le ASS 53i es2
Ladenburg. Thalmann & Co--sacken 1875; Smith i24;
Watson 1885, Wagner 1871; HILL iol. Chase No. p
Bohn 1885, Shaw. Ill Barber. lis; schoepp. 1884, Jones'
l4G.
SECOND GAME
Chase No 1..lOO 1853 28s 2s1 l1e sos 6se $40 7o4
Chase No 2. 40 92 $50 263 8l3 80 4s3 $50 $50 691
Chase No. 1-Haynes 1874; Martin. 1873 Freed. I01
Mitchell 49, Booth. 1856 Chase No. 2-Bohn. 90; Torni
port. rs; Barber. 100 schoepps l4S; Jones. IA
THIRD GAME
Chase No I...e5 l24 1875 25s s23 4oI 474 5es
Ladenbgh r Co.'s 5S 232 293 493 500 5e4 es2 70e
Chase. No 1-Haynes Ise: Martin, 122; Freed, 1879;
Mitchell 14e; Booth. 172 LAdenburg. Thalmann g. Co
Sacken. IA; Smith. "a; Watson. I66; Wagner. i59;
Hi. 1888
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crc,p 1.nry STEAMER SUFFERS.

- ,.A,,s - = Nov 1s-The British steamer
,,'..,o,, Cantain Major eighteen days from Ham
burg mr., for New-York. with cargo OF sugar ana
puis 80 has nut In here damaged by storms
She reports having met series OF hurricane aa.
ing iI..a.,rtod her decks smashed her fore hatcn
wa fooded her hold. spelling the catso. 81 "a
weeks win be required 10 eHec' '"e
pairs -. a.h.r cleaners have been SINH
,sliv damaged. The gales stu eonunua
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THE NEW CUSTOM HOUSE PLANS.
cAss GILBEFT TO HAVE A CONFERENCE WITH
TREASURY OFFICIALS.


Washington, Nov. IS (SpeciaD.-"Architect Ghoert
will arrive here in about ten days" said Assistant
Secretary Taylor this afternoon TO a Tribune cor
respondent, ''and will consult with the Treasury
Department authorities as TO the plans for the
new Custom House in New-York City. There IL
nothing further that be stated In this matter
Mr. Gilbert has been in Pittsburg and comes from
that city to this"
From another responsible source II y 1870 80
.t. The ,vbole subject will be gone very care;
fuIy but that il is likely any beginnihsy m.
ba r1nade In The building OF the new custom HOUSE
$3.50 nex, snring Mr.. Gilbert has the enure
con66ence OF the Department officials, VINO resaio
him as not merely a competent OuI @4S' -
brilliant architect.
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AlLNFSTY IN PERI.

lima Peru. via Galveston. Tex NOV. h.--In , 'ns
Chamber OF Deputies to-day the amnesty ~
-, .os admitted 20 debate and was passed
eussion' cornIoittee TO which It was referred py
vote OF - TO IS ,,,...r,, snirit shown by
president Romana H. daily adding srsngt.n ~ '
d5r,,inistrat ion and increasing its popularity
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A REQUEST FROM SPAIN.

Madrid Nov ls.-The Chamber Of Commerce Of
Palma, Island Of MaJorca. has requested senior
suvela 10 ask the United States Government tc
grant naturalization natives OF the Balearic Isles
living in former Spanish colonies, which Is now re-
fused them.
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rrRE c0MpANrS CAPITAL INcREASEp.

Trenton, y. j.. Nov. 1s.-The Atlantic Tube Com
many. of Pittsburg. which was incorporated last
April filed articles to-day increasing It's authorized
capital stock from $4,000 $4,000. The company
Is authorized 10 manufacture met0llic tubes and
pipes Of al kinda
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HOPE TO SAVE THE CHARLESTON.

washington, Nov 1S-The Culgoa start
ed to-day from Hong Kong for the wreck Of the
cruiser Charleston. Naval officers here believe
che carries a force Of wreckcrs. IN accordance
with Admiral Watsons directions, and a suffi-
c,ert nlant to make thorough examination OF
the hull OF the ship. II she can manage to ap-
nroach the wreck and lift of the big turrec
80 :, ia believed that the Charleston can be
aoated The chief source OF anxiety Is the
reatbe- which at this time is likely to be
err
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-19

SIX GAMES IN DRUG CLERKS LEAGUE.
Another double series OF games IN the Wholesale
Drug Clerks tournament was bowled yesterday
afternoon at Reds alleys. No. 200 Church-st. The
teams from Merck & Co. and Colgate Co. each
won twice, while those from Seabury & johnson
and the Roessler Hassacher Chemical Company
each won and lost a game The summary foHows'
FIRST GAME
Merck A. co.s7 i54 22s sol as5 40 ISL 500 800 Iee
r. H. c. Co...44 1l6 1919 go $50 +ol +as el7 DOT oS
Merck co-Ureaeh, 1885, Beins lo4 Stein 10;
Chemical company~FuTFans I2s Kiahr., 1884, Hors,
lO5; Du Bots 10; Malsch 49,
SECOND GAME.
1879 1879 ISL ISL 2sS s .S S t s IS IS 81
Roessler & Hasslacher Chemical compsny-Fursang
ahre l78 H9re IL pq Bq 9ns 1871 MaIses 1873
lie; W r. Robinson 1872: LittelL 154; Smith. 1874.
THIRD GAME.
Merck 4 Co ILLS lO7 1se 200 8l7 3o2 ass 574 e45 72q
" p Son Sc 57 200 200 900 SOS AZ o45 $40 re
Merck & co-Urbach 1874: Helms, 1872 Stein. l5o Rob
ball l45: F. NJ Robinson 125: W. r. Robinson l4l
Litten liz: Smith. 1913.
FOURTH GAME.
Johnson Il i53 ?5 "a $50 i2s sol 5e5 Gs 7O2
Colgate & Co-Barnes 1ss: Chrysial, ~; Kennedy
1903: Faulkner 1870: Colgate. ls9. sesbury J9nnson-
De Zeller al Scrmfhaw I'D CouehfE' i4V' "i'h7's'
l27. Judge. 1874.
FIFTH GAME
gss oha'23 @ II $as ss s # Sf So So So So
Courhev 1856: Withers III Judge. l7J Parke. Davis &
CoEBlake I41: l. CarraEan. 100; s. H. Carragan 1926
Brnun. 1874; Carr. 100
SIXTH GAME
co,gsto 4 70 1855 25s 33s 39s 476 $50 bs4 $40 I22
Parke Davis o62 1874 &c 265 800 Ss5 43 492 o+ 622
Colgate & Co.-Barres 49,. chrysal 10; KsnCedy
Blake il2 l. Carragan 1o5; 5 H carFasan, 1885, BFunn
l53: Carr. 126
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4 CORRUPT DEAL EXPOSED.

VAST TRACT OF GERMAN COLONIAL LAND
DISPOSED OF.
Berlin. Nov. 1-The 'Tageolatt' to-day exposes
what Is apparently corrupt deal by which the
nresent chief OF the Colonial Department is said to
have given away eighty thousand square kilometres
~ CAMERON soil said to be worth about 100000
marks to Major Count sholto Douglas MEMBER
=. the pr,ssian Unterhaus. and Herr Scharlach. OF
Uan1burg and eighty thousand square kilometres
g. Prince Christian OF Hohenlohe-Oehringen ana
II Schoeler.
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paTpONrSSFS OF PET DOG SHOW.

Now that the Horse Show IS over attention Will
-. 49,, C1,,b n bo held AT the Metropolitan Opera
IIorse November % and 80 and December l. More
i ilouSe oro thousand dogs have been entered. The
~ show
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=, - n Tho princess Of Mrs Charles Hillhouse.
u; II ~ -" Mrs. Cadwalader Jones
=, - c Prvce Mrs James l.. Kernochan,
mIt' I'' yyI-,,,c, prooks Mrs. Adolf Ladenburg.
pit pit SI..,i,rTo, Miss Elizabeth Marbury.
Sl.b9 ti,V.-J T-ales Cow Mrs. Frederick Nelson,
MITE l+''''' Mrs. Charles L. Perkins.
-, H., cie,rs Mrs. Burke Roche.
. ais a. Voc Miss Elizabeth Remsen
s!lsS 49, u ne Forest Mrs. Clement Scott
NJ Y,eu.ttbbeid ra Keven Mrs. J +. Smith Hedden.
ars I,,.ea ne voifs Mrs Moses TAYLOR,
4IlAs L''I ,tlt.-d Harding Mrs. Stanford White.
ATs. ''' Mrs James Wright
Mrs James Hartman,
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SOUTH BROOKLYN WINS TWO.

The South Brooklyn Wheelmen won two games
in Class Of the Associated Cycling Clubs Of Long
Island at Carrutherss alleys. IN Fulton-st Brook
lyn The score:
FIRST GAME
So Bkln whImen IS iIs 1913 2 so4 8e7 AT SIS 500 es2
Monauk wheemen GO 43 1876 23 2e 35e 4e ATS $40 o95
South Brooklyn wheelmen-Hamrton ios; Hudson, 1877;
Stouenburgh. las; Emo 146; Henry, l2s. Monthuk
Wheelmen-Grimm. 1876: Holzinger. 80: HeTnick. 49,
Boesl l09; Baer. l45.
SECOND GAME
So. Byn Wheel rs ia 1875 2s5 s19 al 4 ose ei3 eos
Defender Wheeen 80 SS 200 go 328 Se2 448 o1e $50 al
South Brooklyn Observation-Disclosures, 16+; Hudson. l0I;
stoutenburgh. 1885, Emo 1874; Henry lS Defender
wheelmen-werner. 102; Brehm. 140; schessnan. l2s;
Stager lle: Hulis, l51
THIRD GAME
Montauk wheemen CT 1873 24 272 sH At 4s5 bss 65l TO
Defender Wheeme0 l51 22 26 1927 9e4 43e ACC $50 62i
Montauk Wheemen-Grimm 202 Holzinger 1875 Hell
mich. i08 Boesl. 1870; Baer 1877. Defender Wheelmen-
Werner 1897 Brehm. 16: Schiessan. i2: etager. lo4;
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THE FIRE INSURANCE LEAGUE SERIES.

The Fire Insurance League tournament games at
Petd,s alleys last night resulted in a double VIC
tory for the team from the Norwich Union Com
pany. although the first was beaten by only
twenty pins. The odd game fell 70 the Atantc
scores follow: -
,.,, 1-ior Co Iof 1914 2s4 36T 4Ss $50 582 al us
So-,b.-, 30 l45 .o4 300 800 429 500 500 632 COS
Norwich Union-Philips JAG: Morris. lo5; 0mstead
150 Porter 1856: OIL 161. Norhern-Buhler 10 START
100 Tallman, 141. schlatter. l07. sullivan l4e
SECOND GAME.
Norwich 1876 2lS 200 379 4$3 5oa 5ss 60 2s
No-zv,b 1-nion-PhUlips 1876: Morris. l5l: Olmstead
134 Porter fG2 OIL l43 Atlantic Mutual Hearth l-
Neubod ZIP: Floyd-Jones. 143 Peck. ia; feroon III
THIRD GAME
.,. Mutual "a 1875 1ss 223 sos 374 45s 594 eo2 $50
To-tbeTn -. 80 1873 30 276 32s 36s 45l $40 579 600
Atlantic Mutua-Hearth 1Os; Newbold l04; 1 Fioya-
Tones 154. Peck III: Ferdon. l2l. northern ISuIer
i2a schuckhardt 1879; Gendsr. 125 Starr. ia SULLIVAN
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Although the attendance at night was neither
20 large nor so brilliant as on the preceding even
Ing. yet the number Of people present was sufti-
Gent TO Ill most Of the boxes and the oaIcohy
seats and 20 render promenading matter OF
some difficulty The judging for the champion
thips was continued, and was followed with lne
closest interest by the visitors Cnarles +
Sates, who a prize winner has come 70 .,le
ion' curing the last two days carrleu Oh tIie
honors for single harness horses not exceeding
niteen hands two inches with h6 well known
pay Whrl Of the Town who easily beat ms
equally well known stable companion CoHey'
W; l.. Elkins's Red Cloud won the champion
snip for single harness horses over hfteen hahos
TWO inches. Charles T. Bates was again success
Iul IN the class for pairs Of harness horses the
championship going 10 Coxey ana Brown DONNA
while 70 his Whirl Of the Town ana sporting
AlIe were awarded the reserve nDboh he won
also the championship for pairs exceeding NJ
ven hands two inches. Mr.. Bates IL may pe
eoded, was the largest winner o: the week. me
total amount Of prize money won py MIN was
over $1,000.
IN AND ANON GTHE CROWD.
Some Of those in attendance yesterday were WIZ
IAN c. Whitney Mrs Gouverneur Kortright, MRS
Richard Gambrn Egerton L. winthrop ST. MI
shd Mrs John R. Townsend, Miss Cary MT ana
s'fs Hamilton w. Cary Mr.. and Mrs. George Fea-
nooy Wetmore, the Misses wetmore. Mr.. and MIS-
wl!Asm Carter. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. DreXe'
ar. and Mrs. Joseph widener. Mr.. and Mrs. bnsha
oyer Miss Laura Swan. Mrs. Thomas HitchcocK'
~" Mr. and Mrs. 7. Sunern Tafer. Mr.. ano MIS-
"a archie Pell, William A. Duer, Henry FAyhe
" :" i''ney' MI and Mrs. Charles A. Childs. MI ana
1iis. Frederic H. Benedict. Mr.. and Mrs clarence
rostley' Miss Bronson. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic
:. bronson. Mr.. and Mrs Frederic II. Allen, Mr.. and
-. George 3. De Forest. Mrs. Duncan Elliot MT
AFs George H. Amend. Miss Pomeroy' the