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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-11-14
NEARLY A SCORE.
Opening Of 10TH Year OF
the Social Scienca
AZ Res deEse Of Late Rev. Chas. ~. Hyis.
Resolution ana Remarks Meet.
ing OF Association.

The drst meeting II the Social
Science Association for the season 81
lS99-19O0 vas held last night al che
residence % the late Dr.. =. VI. Hyde
This IS the opening % the nineteenth
year since the organization was form
ed. DR.. Hyde was the prime mover ia
the formation % the association. and
has been its Secretary throughout the
years of It's existence.
The election ot officers for the COM
ing year resulted IN IN. choic. OF /. \
Thurston as President. W. X. Castle a.
Secretary and Th-o. Richards Urea
surer.
Resolutions % respect for the mem
DRY OF DR.. Hyde and of sympathy for
his family we're adopted. and informal
addresses relating thereto were made
by President Dole Professor VI. VI.
Scott. Dr. }. NJ Whitney, Professor
Hosmer and Professor W. u. Alex
ander. The unanimous expression of
opinion was 20 tie effect that the COM
munity had los: one % it's most public
spirited citizens, Who had for years de-
voted himself % Ii. welfare of the
people as 4 whole instead OF using =
keen intellect ana = strong organizing
mind TO his own pTiyat. advantage. \
letter from tf- Haverhul, Mass. Mon
day Evening Club. Of which DIR. Hyd,
had been = member. was read. I.
announced = vote Of coincidence and
sympathy 20 Mrs Hyde.
No regular essay was presented. and
after general discussion on subjects oi
current interest the society adjourned
! TO meet N four weeks At the residence
of Hon. ". z. Castle.
PROF. ". u. Alexander will prescn,
the essay ~ the next meeting. The
following are the resolutions adopted:
Resolved, That IN the death of DT.
Charles. u. Hyde. the SCcia! SCicuC,
Association has lost It's chief inspira-
ton in the past: lie was always i;s
faithful secretary. His labor i'm that
office has presented an admirable re-
cord OF al the proceedings. Many
times his resume az The paper OF ths
evening presented tho points made
even more clearly than they were
| written. As executive officer he never
| failed to produce harmonious action
| The rule Of the constitution prohibit
| ting religious and political discussion
| was faithfully observed and the eN
istence OF the provision he kept hefur,
| the association.
To his beTeaved family. We tende
our heartfelt sympathy.
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FOR SALE.

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frames complete.
one CENTRIFUGAL. ENGINE. - ~
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In accordance with the requirements
% Section Is. Chapter - of the Sea-
sion Laws OF 1886. one Ava License for
each District of the several Isl1ads.
Will be sold at Public Auction. between
the LIST and 9Th day OF December. 1893.
Each license to be for the term OF
one year from the frs; day of ian
uary. 1900.
The upsc; price will BE- as follows:
For the Dis;ric; ~ Honolulu. 81 900. Ip
For the Dis,ric; % utlo...... tro.Ur
For the District 90 Waikiki. t"g.r'
For the District % i.1hIiu1.. .sau'
For each other Disi-ie;...... iUc.0p
The Licenses for th. Districts az
Honolulu. Eoo.aIp1Eo. Kopi1u.r1.
waia,ua and Eva aud waisaar on che
Island % Oahu. Wiz De sold at tho fr1ur
entrance Of the Executive Bl.iifaz or
Wednesday. the sch Jay os uers1b .-.
1899. at l. o'clock noon.
Those FOR tho is.r-t4 % Hasa
Maui and Kauai vEi Do sold .a sH. -...-
rscriv' Districts o. chose t-,1gFa upon
such day and date within DE ljm. ..
tim" fixed Nv law. -a shall bs Is-.zaa.
ed by the several Sheriff or 'rr.- dep
u,les. Due notice o. date and r'ae. %.
sale will DC given U.s. posters ia each
~ CD. said Districts.
\ cash deposit % twenty-five per
cent. ~ the amount % the sucr. sssul
bid will be required on the f1-l ~ %"
hammer. said deposit to De- forfeited
to the Government 6. The full amour,
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BY AUTHORITY.
SEALED TENDERS

Wul be- received - the o:,ic- ~ th.
Minister u' .As ists-ior iiu - o'clock
noon ON Mladsy ne mbsr :. iSss. for
the CONSTRUCTION 60: two sections %
road from Faba.- % che Volcano
House.
Specifications O.. uGisr ,t SgIrsiRics-
dent % Public wo-t: a'-. o.. i'r-. rs,ee
az Pahaia.
The Minister dp--S ur. l,al g.-s Is
q, sccep; she loves, Uy ans ,lt.
ALIEN. Ngt See.
Miu.s.r Cf lbr s-..s.....
Honolulu. Nov. -.. I>ss.
sssS.
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NOTICE

FRESH SWEET CREAM gVNRNN-
te.d pure from aii adgit~rasiua. HtuE
up iUiS. star Daily Company sE.s
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NOTICE.

PEERLESS PRESERVING PAINT
COMPANY have removed tp kinR
street. near Fort street.
IL. T.. WALTON
$50 Manages.
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Estate
FOR SALE.

3. Lots in different parts Of Ke-
walo Tract.
5. Two homes at Kewalo.
6. Long leasehold at Kakaako
with fine returns; near new foun-
dry.
8. Two more large choice lots al
Kalihi; Eva side d. D. Myers,
ESQ.,, commanding an unsurpassed
view; on fine street, with city wa
ter supply.
10. Fine house and corner lot, ok
125, at Punahou; terms easy.
IL. Three-fourtns of an acre house
lot at Kamoiliiii.
Fine corner lot Q25x135) on Ho-
tel street.
Lot (57X112) and new, roomy
house near Kamehameha Schools.
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TENDERS WANTED

Tenders will b~ received "a the AZ
tUrney- ofHcc Till 1: o'clock
noon. on "Wednesday. November -.
1899. for furnishing the Oahu PEis1a
for one year. beginning ON Friday.
December Isl. 1899. with the folloWins
supplies at such times and In ~'irh
quantities a. may D. required.
The Marshal ar such other officer ss
he may designate will make IN. re-
QUESTION. and all supplies will b. cub
jet to- his inspection and approval.
The contractor will De- required to
furnish suitable bond for tn. faithful
performance of hts contract.
All tenders must he distinctly mark
eel Tenders for Supplies. Oahu
Prison
The Acknowledgement does uoi bind
himself to occcp, the loves, ar any
bid.
HENRY =. COOPER.
Attorncy-GCncr1i.
Attorney Generals Office. Nov. isJh
1899
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Tuesday. November 2S,h. 1889. bcinz
u National Holiday. all Government
Offices throughout the Republic. viii
closed ON that day.
ALEX. YOUNG,
Minister OF the Interior.
Interior Office. Nov. IN. 1893.
53S7 sIsi
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IRRIGATION NOTICE.

Holders Of water privileges, or those
paying water rates. are hereby notified
that the hours for irrigation purposes
are from 6 tn $ o'clock n. m. and from
I tn 8 o'clock p. IN.
ANDREW BROWN.
Supt. Honp Water Works.
Approved by: 4gs
ALi:N. YOUNG.
.iin!stcr OF Interior.
Honolulu. June II. 1899. 5s55
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AUCTION SALE or AVA LICENSES

Honolulu. June Il. 1899.
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It's ideal for home use-a trial
cOnvinces.
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CARD or THANKS.

THE UNDERSIGNED WISHES Uu
publicly express gratitude tu hFg sasn1
Kind friends for vnrtis 80 symuzsh3
and acts 90 kiudarsE GugjuE hsr late 1sel
rcavcmcuts
$50 MRS. JAS. u HOLT. ~.
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1T ne bid j. a"; paid vg,hia ay- asv.
tgom the dap -; sac.
ALEX. YoI ~.
M!uiss~r - the tufr-spr
Interior o-Hc~. Suv~nter a.. iSsg
80. .isg
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SCHEDULE


Poi per 10.
Fresh meat. per o..
Hard bread medium with easel. Ter o..
Fresh bread. per loaf.
Salmon. CrCO per o..
Tea, Per III.
Coffee. Koua. iva bean. per ,b.
Potatoes. per ~.
Beans. trcd ar pink. PER lli.
Onions. per H..
Rice No. I. per bag ut 100 ibs.
bar soap drown. with ease. pr O..
Sugar No. l. per u.
MILK. per quart.
Blue denim. AmuskcsE. u ar. per 81
Brown denim. AtnosSc1R. Il OF. pr ~.
Canvas. Nos. .. 10 end -. pr 81.
Blankets. per pair.
Galvanized iron buckets. .os- - and
II. Ter dOz.
Yard brooms. per doE.
Shoes. with buckles ou sides. per doE
California wheat hay. large bales. Pet
ton.
Oats. per ton.
Sole leather. per ID.
s3SS
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RIFLE
Good Scores for the Halsted and Steele
Trophies ut tho Seventies Ranges.

|
Good Scores for the Haisted and Steele
Trophies Mt the soventh's Ranges.
Marksmen from each OF the companies and
from the field. staff. and non-oommissioned
STAFF Of the Seventh Regiment assembled at the
rmory rife ranges on Saturday night to par
ticipate In the contests for the Halsted and
Steele trophies. two of the most important
prizes OF the season, Company G carried off
the largest share OF the honors with a score OF
1922 out ola possible $50 for the Steele trophy.
The highest individual score In the contest was
81 out of a possible 10. made by SerRt. H.
E. Grail OF Company @. Private Stevens OF
the 200-yard target. but could do no better
than an average Of centres at the 500-yard
range.
The contest for the Halstead trophy was the
second OF the series. and Companies + and l
tied with scores Of 26l each. As + took the
lead for the prize on Nov. 20. the company re-
tains possession Of 1t. Their total aggregate
score is 525. with Company l second. 510. The
company having the highest score at the. end OF
the season will keep the prize until the follow;
yards and five, at 500 yards,
The Capt. Henry 3. Steele trophy match is
open to teams o! five men from each company,
one from the field, staff and non-commissioned
eran Corps. Tho conditions call for two COM
petitions during the season. seven shots stand
Ing at 200 yards. and seven prone at 500 yards.
The Prize 70 presented By the tamaiily Of the lats
to the team making the highest aggregate
score in two competitions. Company G is the
custodian, of the trophy. having won 1t last
winter with a score Of 626. The scores on Sat-
nr6av FOLLOW.
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bowling Games Tonight.

American Ma ional-Empirc. Albion. and Airing
ton, at The Gr riurn MIA Assembly Rooms alleys,
Associated e c'Ing Clubs of New YOrk-RiYerRido
WhceImen, Morris Wheelmen, and Pierce Wheelmen,
at Thum d kahSuurt's alleys.
United Bowling Clubs-DOwntown Section I-Or-
chard. Bleecker, and West Shore, al the Arcade
alleys.
Uncle sam N~ational-Fidelia, Oriental. and How.
ard. at Fraenklt's alleys;
Rosedale. AZ Thun a kahlsdOrfH alleys.
Yorkyille LeAgue-ECcentrr Village / and West
Harlem. at the Village Club alleys.
Junior order ut L. A. M.-George Washington
Council Va. Old Glory Council, at Fuchs alleys.
Brooklyn Royal Arcanum LcAguc-LOng Island
Council. Alert Council and Fulton Council, at Train
Ors allevr.
Nassau Wheelmen vs.. South Brooklyn WI. olmen, at
CI.ino-fK Field Club, Ravenswood Boat Club and
Riyerdalc, at Strack q alleys.
TlinKtOn-Frauklin Orient Wheelmeu and Metro.
polltan, at the Arlington Hall alleys,
Kings Connty-Prosperity Anchor and Leonard, at
AthIetc League Columbia Club Va. North End
Club, at Columbia Club alleys,
New Jersey Enthusiastically, F1dayf Afternoon,
and Monarch, at Scho'kuE alleys.
Central New Jersey H. Agua New Jersey A. c. Va.
Park cub, at New Jersey A.. g. alleys.
Essex County-Standard A, standard u and Eluit-
able II. at Montgomery alloys.
Jersey CITY Height 8 League incolns VS. Yankees,
Paterson League Entire Mons Va, Ri,crsides at
Paterson.
kiusville and Imperial, At West Now Brighton.
AIlingtIn l, 2,
Police Gazette J. Police tiazetta 2, Black Bass 1,
Black Bass ?. LobsterH ] Lobsters ., Kama |, Kama
TWsnty-siXth Ward-ElmOrc. Atlantic and Good
enough. az StsinheIsor's alleys.
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eossrr or rnE RUNNrRa
Annual meeting OF tire Jockey club VIII
He Held on Thurpday.

On behalf OF tho Brooklyn Jockey Club, Sec
rotary Fl. D. Mcintyre reports that entries for
the spring stakes at 0ravesend represent an
Increase OF ~ per cent. over those Of last year.
The Brooklyn Handicap. which heads the list,
has attracted nfty-1ve entries up 10 date. with
the possibility Of a big increase when the West
ern mail gets IN. Statements Of an equally
encouraging nature are forthcoming from
the Offices OF tho Coney Island Jockey
Club and the westchester and Brighton
Beach Associations. The absence OF any
a saIutary eject, and until the oficial hands
capper gets In his fine work the guessing, divi.
fISR H EIt a dHsys viii iHS head sSff tie i llst in y both q s1 sSo 'S Sis
factors 70 be coinsfdersd that II" question
%S' sll FsT9ln a G0nnndrnm until the weights
Apart from the closing Of important stakes.
affecting owners, t%ralnera and riders, On next
Thursday the Jockey Club will hold its annual
s RSstlRs and 8a Se@ for si tSe So@in tn sesson are are sp To
iT@STsSs15sE 70, ~ iast year WIZ SS presented and sa
S SSsF Fsela gSs ans RI'9s win Il S Sc fsI sea ~ pew ssssst =
the following amendment to che racing rules:
A joctey under Suspension shall not be permitted
70 ride for any ono during tho period OF his suspen-
This clause. II adopted, will be one of, the
It 10 an open secret that the official starter last
year was Handicapped severely by the absence
suspend riders. but next day the disciplined
jockeys were generally In the saddle again on
the plea that their contracts called for their
with the starter occasionally during the past
season. and his proposed amendment 10 prob
ably based on the facts which came under his
notice.
The Racing Calendar OF Jan. 8 announces q
racing partnership between August Belmont
and his trainer, j. J, Hyiand. This news, as It
Is Interpreted, Is welcome. as IL was feared that
Mr.. Belmont might drop out Of the game. for a
q formidable stable In preparation for the oom-
ing campaign. including:
Merry Prince. aged: octason.. 81; Ftrsa.m, q Sun
9 Fly ~ Night. g An Gold. bngad,ers p TiEs.
q: Fond Hopes, 2; Gold Lack, q; Gold Stream, 2
Lady Of the Vale. 1; MaEnlnoont, .; ofettoe, =; he'd
Path, 2; Kilogram, ,. and an unnamed bay colt, Ivy
MagnetiZer-imp. kushlight. boz.
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o DAY or nrsn
The Kid Will Hold sharkey strictly to ths
Articles.

AsBuRY PARK. Jan. S.-No training was done
by Loco to-day. He had a number OF callers.
including several New York sporting men,
They sized the Kid up carefully and we're salts
He'd that no Is In the pink OF condition. When
tho representative OF THE SuN saw Mccoy to.
night he was packing up his goods preparatory
to going to New York tomorrow morning.
He will leave here on the o;l0 O'Clock train. and
VIII receive a big send-ofT from the friends he
has made while training here. He does not
intend to do any work on Tuesday.
1 will hold Sharkey strictly to the articles We
signed" said the Kid tonight. And l cannot
understand yhy there should be. any trouble on
tnet score. Verbal agreements don't 20 In this
case. viii not be. bluffed out OF my rights by
eitheE shorkey,or hls manager, Tom O'Rourke."
MCCOY said he had no definite plans as to
what he, will do after the light. III win,"
saiq ne, Will certainly 20 after Fitzsimmons
ana force him to hight me or forfeit the cham
Pionshlp, SEQ by the papers. that I am the
!HaSorlte IN the betting" continped, tho KID.
ought e give the odds, FOR they cannot but
realize that u Is a case OF middlewelRht against
my EyIS6gs sSonI3 DO s, mot m ne ,po to tns,nnsts that
that th SpHv money % ego Is safe az She night OF the light
Mrs. Mccoy will receive the news OF the fight
In detail. as o wire will be run into the place
whore she will stop while in the city, She Is
Sailor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-01-09
CHESS,
JRnowski Defeats Showalter in the Eleventh
Game of Their Match After 20 Moves.

Janowski Defeats Showalter in the Eleventh
Game of Their Match After 20 Moves.
The eleventh game of the match Of seven
games up between Showalter and Janowski
was played at the Manhattan Chess Club yes
terday afternoon. The Partisan won after
twenty-six moves. Showalter offered a queens
gambit. as he did in all the previous games.
when he conducted the white pieces. and ia
nowski again refused to accept the gambit. Up
to the fourth move OF black the game was
identical with the ninth Of the series. On his
next move the Kentuckian switched of to an
other variation. Instead Of continuing 5. P
X 3 he proceeded with B-kt 3. This, altera-
t piay IF IF f tbe t oSsSin seeR %S,I to f Bs td hi% the he f dIfsr
adversary seemed troubled In his development.
reached the spectators thought that Showalter
had the better position.
shorty fftly aaf ttssrrward however, the game eh e..
neglected. to press the attack sufficiently we'll.
and black managed. to become threatening.
The consensus OF, opinion then was that sho-
walter ought to have proceeded with agrees
sive movements by means Of his kings bishop
and fio1s the Ie 9 fSef a. for TThen i he E,s began taa I,i his s0 O9e t5o
Partisan was enabled to start a counter demon
s%tration, on the queens, side. White nov was
walter had scarcely a proper defence at his dis:
posal. He first lost q pawn, and, later on 1t
sSanns % as 4 he SO S2uI kn hsy y played " VIII Rn more
game straight off.
Among the many experts present was Sajiro
Taleish. a Japanese who is engaged in business
in this city. While in conversation with sew
eral members OF the club he gave a description
though he said that he did not know much
about Western rules. he seemed to be much In
Janowski. The score OF yesterdays game fol-
lows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-01-09
Speculation ON the Big Fight.

interest In TO- morrow nights struggle be-
tween Mccoy and Sharkey did not show any
slvhs OF falling of yesterday from q netting
STANDPOINT. Those sports who have always
Deer considered conservative brought their
waH9 INTO view and were willing TO speculate.
the iuiluN OF the sports continued. and deleRa-
SoliI from cities west of Chicago and az Tar
south ~ Mobile arrived.
yosrui.9 ,nakel'y. ever since he, declared In IA
S% - q MrLoy; has been deluged with kilograms
WV letters ~ inquiry. AS his replies were in.
s"t'aDiy ~ q favorable nature he has received
stT.l money and II backing the Kid IN all
I""vS, 1ihpugh he contends that IL is foolish
''E!.' lrt'"r than even money.
'hhl iltIIatrick has wagered 81 900 at even
hln'n'f IN Mccoy. He has 81 .OOO more which
:" nlN'H 70 place the same way.
a hIupNlvn Jimmy Carroll Is ready to Invest
- more on Nc loY. lie says that the money
"",l,..I tfnFli"nre spOrts. Milton Roblee.. an
ne, MCCOY man. has $500 more 70 speculate.
i"l.'"f Mhll9ney Of tho Hoffman House wants
Town the line with $500 on Mccoy. He
.ns ..',Hl takers for about 500 already at
,~'"'"rl SPORTS and prominent politicians
M. '%I',r'a got here last Night. They are
m'' 'ld soul for Sharkcy and have brought
" l' back their opinion. Frank Bangs Of
sn' N'urieynEt House IL holding S2.UOO In
5oH"' - Aharkey. He declares thnl he has
Z. IrIll much trouble Ia getting customers
W M money, Joe Cans, Maunce Herford and
S.sr SteCue' all Of Baltimore. are backing
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-01-09
Roller Polo.

A change was made in the makeup OF the
American Polo Association last week. The
Newark club dropped out. owing to poor at
tendance and not being able to secure a suit
able rink In which to play. A franchise has
been granted to Stamford. Conn; The new
start with a clean record. This decision
brought forth "A protest from the now owners OF
the Yonkers club. as they had taken the record
only the four games played by Yonkers, all
OF which were lost. would be counted. Jer-
championship. New York won four out Of the
Ave games. played last week. which inereased
some time this week Poughkeepsie will be. ad.
mitted to the league. which will make II q ive-
club circuit.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-01-09
Mnlnh Wilma .Innar.

Jim Janey, the colored welterweight Of Bal
timore. made his appearance In Brooklyn on
Saturday night against Andy Walsh. the we'll
built middleweight. In q twentv-round bout at
100 pounds before the Greenwood A. O. Janey
made q good impression, although the decision
was against him, The clubhouse was packed,
After the bout Janey said he broke several
fingers Of both hands.
Tim Callahan. OF. Philadelphia and George
Munroe Of New York came together in the pre-.
liminary bout Of twelve rounds at catchweights.
This was. a slashing encounter. Munroe did
some good work ip the earlier part Of the CO."
but toward the close he fell of. and Callahan
received the verdict.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-01-09
P%illsbury "Raunle-Dnzzled" in Chicago.

CHICAGO. Jan. 8.-Pillsbury's chess exhibi-
tons in this city ended last evening. He played
thirty-seven simultaneous games. twenty
seven at chess and ten at checkers. He won
twenty five games at chess and lost two. and
won nine at checkers and lost one, DR.. Towpe.
one Of the winners at chess, dazed Pillsbury by
"Razzle Dazzle" 1t involves the sacrifice Of
the queen for a pawn. 1t was wholly new to
PillSb ury, and defeated him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-01-09
Americana Organize an Athletic Club In
San Juan.

SAN JUAN. Porto Rico. Dec. Sian athletic
club WINS formed In San Juan last evening
which will come into possession Of a $4,000
bicycle track. Some years ago q German BIZ
cycle firm sent n representative To Ban Juan
way. selling several hundred wheels and en-
glncering the constructor OF the track ItieS
is 80 seconds. The war broke up the club, and
It's property has been turned over to the Amer
lean club.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-01-09
WHIST.
The Whist Club of New York Leads in the
Interoity Tournament.

Intercity Tournament.
The second round OF the ~interclty tourna-
ment was played at the rooms Of the Knicker-
booker Whist Club on Saturday night. and was
q repetition Of the first round In the matter Of
attendance and enthusiasm. All twenty-seven
teams wore present. only two substitute play
ers being required. The arrangements for
scoring seemed to give general satisfaction. as
the results were posted on the blackboard
twenty minutes after the last card was played.
The Whist Club OF New York carried of the
honors again, making three top scores for
matches. Tor tricks and for individual average.
They are now In first place for all the principal
prizes. having to their credit 81 matches, 81
tricks, and the best individual score. The re-
suit Of Saturday nights play follows. the first
named sitting n and 81:
TnICK.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-01-09
The best individual scores were as follows

n and s-Elwell aud. NeNmHn. New York, tied
Wiley and Bay. Newark, K plus; Meyer and Ca n.
eron, second. Nth I; Cole and baker. Beatty
and Losee. d. and Bunsted. each 3; WyckOn and
Foster and Archer. !.
Eand W-WAtson and Tirrell. Knickerbockers IL
plus; Taylor and Fa0cr. New Yorks, IL: La Vie and
Josephson, Brooklyn. 10; Mecabe and vandyck. I;
Long and Dunlap. 8; TolAr and D!tmars and HeRe:
Eagles, King and Macdonald. ana Rigg, and Palmer.
Q each; Kaliski and Ransom. l..
The standing OF the clubs TO date. fifty four
hands played. is as follows: