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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-04-12
BIG COAL COMPANY

Trenton, N. j., April 1.-THE Mon
tana Coal & Coke Co., with a capital
stock of s5,OO0,00o was Incorporated
here to-day. The company is formed
to buy out company of the same
name in Montana.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-04-12
DELEGATES TO DENVER.

Following are the delegates and al
ternates from the West Virginia So
ciety of Sons of the Revolution to the
triennial meeting at Denver: Dele
gates, ]. Marshall Hagans. of Morgan
town; John Bassell, of Clarksburg; c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-04-12

w. Brockunier. of Wheeling: DR.. A.
H. Thayer, of Grafton. and Owen s.
Mckinney, of Fairmont. Alternates,
R. M. Archer. of Wheeling; c. NJ. Hart,
of Clarksburg: w. C. McGrew, of Nor
gantown; Prof Samuel Brown. of Nor
gantown, and w. M. Dent, of Newburg.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-04-12
Quickest Chicago Route.

The Cleveland, Lorain and Wheel
ing Railway is the quickest Chicago
route Three trains daily Except
Sunday. For tickets and sleeping car
reservations apply at City Ticket Of
flee, corner 18th and Market streets.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-04-12

~!
Vance & CO. IA Main street xrocers
have placed i me new delivery wagon
upon the streets.
Rev. r. G. w. Metzenthin, pastor Of
St. Matthew's Lutheran church, and
Col. Paul Reidel, attended the recep-
ton given at Hofreuder's hall at
Wheeling last night. in honor Of Mr..
Charles Zulauf, who will depart short
ly for his future home in Pittsburg.
The children of St Matthews Luth-
eran church will meet at the church
next Saturday for the purpose of form
ing chorus.
DR.. H. S. Hayes, of Toledo. O., will
locate in this city during the latter part
of the week.
A young daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
James Kelley will be christened at st.
Johns church next Sunday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-04-12
wbeelins Re9:ster
NEW STEINWAY UPRIGHT PIANO
For Sale at a Bargain.

Several months ago, we sold very
fine Steinway Piano, Mahogany case.
to prominent family, who has since
met with reverses. Circumstances
compel the owner to part with the
piano and in order to realize money
quickly, will sell at great sacrifice.
For further particulars call on or adj
dress, F. w. BANNER co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-04-12

Carpet Beating &c per yarl Family
! washing. LUTZ BROS,
Phone 452. 15O4-15O6 Market St.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-04-12

Carpet beating &c per yard. Family
washing. LUTZ BROS,
phone AIR. 15O4-15O6 Market st.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-22
Lawn Tennis.

The Staten Island Ladies' Club tennis tour
nament was pushed along to It's final stage yes
terday afternoon. all OF the matches being nm
ished but the finals in the three events. which
will be finished to-day, Miss Bessie Moore. the
eX-champion and her partner were beaten in
tho ladies' doubles. but she is n strong favorte
for first honOrs in the other two events. The
scores:
Ladies Doubles-Semi.hnal round-Miss Daisy
Kobbc and Miss Elizabeth Edwards Leaf Mrs. j.
Craik and Miss Edyth Jones. I'll, e.: Miss Mar
garet johnson and Miss Sadie Con heat Miss Bessie
NJ DorS and NJ go Marion Heincken, 60. "a.
Mixed Doubles-First ronnd-Mrs. A. II Voorhees,
and p s. Hildreth beat Mss Daisy Kobbe and J,
Ogilby. 6-i. Id, 7-5i Miss Adelaide Irving and
Ralph Stillwell beat Miss Margaret johnson and
partner, by default
Seminal round-MrS. A. II. Voorhees, and p 8.
Hildreth beat Miss Adelaide Irving and RAlph still.
we'll 60 a.; Miss Bessie Moore and J. p. Parrt
beat Miss Sadie Coffin and Reginald Bonner g..
6-2.
CINCINNATI. Sept 2l.-To-day was the best
day OF the tennis tournament, and tho i'm =
provement in the weather brought out fine
crowd OF spectators The score:
Bliss Atkinson beat Miss Banks. Ga, 6-4: Diohl
beat Hollister. Sd, "a; Mitchell beat Johns a.
10: Hardy and Robinson defeated Gregory and
Williams, %, %.
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THE DEFENDER FoOTs FxsTS.
A Smart Brush Betwoon the Old Cup Chnm-
pion and Columbia.

NEWPORT. Sept 21.-The big sloops Column a
and Defender had a brush In tho bay to-day. in
which the old cup champion held on to
the Columbia in great shape. There was n
fresh Southwestern blowing. and about 10
O'Clock the Defender hoisted her big mainsail
and soon was speeding before 1t UP the bay.
where she met the Columbia coming from
Bristol. Both yachts carried working topsaiis
and when the Defender was abreast OF the
Columbia she came about on the wind and the
beat down tho bay was begun.
Although II was perceptibe that the Column
bia was outpointinR the Defender the old boat
footed very fast. and when Newport was reached
there was little difference between the two
The Defender started in the windvard position
and in the eight or nine mile beat she held that
place. Shortly before l o'clock both yachts
went to their mOorings and at 2:3O O'Clock the
Columbia took line from her tenoer. the ST.
Michaels, and in the teeth Of northwest wind
and rain squall. the wind having shifted.
started for Bristol.
The topsail used by the Columbia appeared
to be new one and was very short on the lutf.
quite psSSe OF ths t3bpme,st t0wsring al above
Defender keeping close company with the new
boat Ttouo T.. no,,,ou,o, ,,u-,,, u,,. b.
tween the two boats before the cup contests.
but these informal spins will tinue daily I'M
BRsroi,. Sept. Si@The 'Colnmbla lett the
harbor this morning at J. 10 O'Clock in tow OF
the tender St Michaels. The wind was south
at the time and blowing about nine miles an
hour. with indications Of increasing. The crew
carried tho mainsail. which was used in the
trial races Off Newport. on board lately. 1t
was bent in place OF tho one that was taken
ashore YESTERDAY. It had been, UNDERGOING a
ment There Is hardly wrinkle to be seen in
1t anywhere. not even on the leach. 1t still
shows some black spots on the luft. where 1t
was sOiled some time ago.
The Colum bias lib was sent up In stops be-
fore she left in preparation for brush with tho
Defender. Tho wind being due south abe
could not get a slant in sailing, out OF the east
passage, 40 she took tow. When the wind 10
southwest it is long leg and a short one down
to the deep water in the bay. A south wind
makes 1t a dead beat TO tho same place but
number OF wooden partitions were removed
from the Columbia Just before she left for her
spin to-day They were taken ashore. The
yacht returned here at o'clock.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-22
Football at Cambridge.

CAMBRIDGE Sept. 81 With the addition Of
c. o. Swain. 1900: Campbell. 'o2. captain OF
last years freshman team: J. $. Lawrence. Ol
S. W. whitney. 'Ol ID. NJ. Spratt. 'O1. and ID. 7
White. 'Ol. about all the men whose previous
records give any hope that they will
develop In varsity football material have
joined the squad on Soldiers Field Swain in
particular gves great promise OF showing his
form OF two years ago: he hns never been
bigger or stronger and his leg, which was
broken in a scrub baseball game in the sprin e
OF 80. and which caused him to lay OH all last
season. is we'll Light work for few days will
put him in excellent condition and max es
Capt. Burdens tackle problem considerably
easier OF solution: Campbell's addition is also
a welcome one. He is bigger than ever and
hard as granite from Il summers camping in
tho Maine woods. On his present appearance
il would seem that he will be more than able to
make good the loss which the eleven sustained
in the loss OF Cochrane and Farley. Nst!no.
the other promising end. has been laid off for
a few days with lame side. \ little rest. it is
thought. will make him all right.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-22
Browns Kickers Begin Practice.

PROVIDENCE. Sept. 2l.-Capt. Harry Pratt Of
the Brown University football team arrived in
town yesterday morning and the cand idatcs at
once started into practise. The squad consisted
OF several OF the older m Ell and few frcsh
men. The games this year will be on tho new
field. with the possible exception Of one or two
Of the smaller onos. which will be on Lincoln
Field. The latter will be used as a practice
ground during the first part OF the season.
Before the first game in this city. which comes
on Oct. 4. the new gridiron will he put into the
best possible condition and the Tanning grand
stand taken from the old field to the new.
There will be more mon lost to tho eleven
than was at first supposed. Beside Wheeler
at guard and the two ends. Sheehan tackle.
will not return. But with Cheshro at centre,
Melindy at guard and liapgood AZ tackle the
line will have throe good men. Whttenorc
will undoubtedly FIJI n pace ut tackle, md q
freshman will probably be developed into a
guard. 1t is believed that thsre will be a
change among the backs IL Richardson does
not return. then Capt. Pratt may go from
quarter to half There are several men. inclul-
ing Taylor Junior. who will be after the posi-
ton. Holman. who played last year. will again
be a candidate for another half Bates. last
years fullhack. was out with the men yester-
day and will be candidate for his old place
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wishing games will kindly communicate with Jos: r.
Cofcy. secretary. Seton Hall, South Orange. n. j.
Light work WAS began on Sept. IL and the team Is
quickly rounding into form
The Lafayette Field Club has few dates open.
and wpuli like to hear from teams having their
ground. and averaging 10 pounds: oct. !. %,
Nov. 20 and elect N dav open. Would like to
near from the Adrian +. e. Address John William
Brown manager, "a Greene street.
The Harlem Field club has few open dates left
or athlete clubs. Forhham, Rutgers, Kntcher-
locker, Orange. Newark. Montclair, Nutey, Engle-
wood or teams OF IKE reputation preferred. Adj
dress II. j. Bartro. 1875 Broadway. room .,
The Belmont A. G. of Brooklyn has orgHnized
strong eleven: A. Boemerm mn, who PLAYED centre
with the Brooklyn High School las season. will play
guard Hutcnins. Yale 1900 will also wear a Bel
mont uniform The B"lmons' frst game will uo
with Pratt Institute on OCT. at Prospect Park,
Tho Grenadicr A. c. Of Washington Heights has
range games with out-ot-tOwn teams. giving a
sonable guarantee aad averaging 1875 pounds.
Gregory F. c. nt Wcehawken and Elk +. G. of Wood
side preferred. Address william ]. Farrell. $50
West l5sth street.
oRASGE, y. j.. S'pt. 2l.-A"tlya practice will bs
started by the Orange Athletic Club football eleven
on Saturday and will be continued two or thrss
times week until the setso1 orenI In all about
giving Day the big game OF the season will bo
PLAYED between the Newark Athletic Club aud
Orange. This will be f"ra pcnnant and will take
the place the annual Orange. Crcscent Elizabeth
season will SATURDAY.. OFT. j. with Boston Col
lege The remainder of the schedule "a arranged Is
as follow; Oct. "a. Dreadnaught A. C.; Oct. Fl.
Nutl,y T. G.. Oct. - reserved for Georgetown Unl-
verslty: Nov. s. Newton A A.; Nov. !, knirker
booker A. c. Nov. ls Du Iucsne G. and c.: Thanks
giving bay, Newark A. C. Carl Schwinn OF the Rtv.
Louis V. Mohor, the formidable centre OF tho old
Orange Athletics, is the captain.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-22
AMERICiN KEyNEL CLUB MEETING
National Greyhound Club Suspended-New
Rating for Championships.

The regular quarterly meeting of the Amor
can Kennel Club was held yesterday at the
rooms OF the organization. 50 Liberty street.
President H. H. HunneweIl OF tho associated
members was Chairman. The clubs repre-
sentcd were:
American Dachshund. DR.. c. Motschenbac her:
American Pet Dig. S. c. Ho lge: American Spaniel,
Marcel A. VIII; Associate Members 4. G. Wilmer
ding and II. X. Blcodcood: Butterfly Bend Show
Association, ID. T.. Waters: Collo Club OF America
James Watts Columbus Fancicrs Club. Major j.
NJ. Taylor; Mascoutah Kennel. c. r. r. Drake; Mot.
ropoltan Kennel, DR.. H. / Fpotr lvaukcc Ken.
mel, James Mortimer Philadelphia Dog Show Assoc
citation. Louis A. Bi Idle Jr.: Pointer Club George
Jarvis; San Francisco Kennel. C b. Knocker; B,s.
ton Terrier, G. T. GARRISON.
The Vermont Kennel Clubs election by the
Executive Board was ratified, and the Georgia
state Fair Association was elected mem be- r.
The treasurer reported balance OF 5.403 AZ
on hand. n gain OF moro than loo over tho
corrc .pondnG report Of n year ago
In the case az Frel KIRBY against the
National Greyhound Club Tor failing TO give
shows OF 1919 ana 1859. the club officers took
no steps "a. produce the medals after having
organization was suspended from all prv-
lego OF the American Kennel Club. The ar-
Coast for n reduction from sevcn to five Nom
bcr5 was agreed to.
A case Of transfer of an agency in showing
dogs having caused much trouble In srttling
responsibility for repayment OF nrizcs. it was
ruled that such 4 transfer could not be made
without receiving tho coNsnnt OF tho owner OF
ward University for n copy OF the stud book for
use oi tho Museum ~ Comparative Zoology
was acted upon invOrahlv.
The new rue regarding qualification for
championship hon Ore was alopted. Hereafter
the show. VII be rated lrc"rding to the mum
be scored to gain the title, The grading will
he five points for shows Of l.2JO dogs four
points for over 100. three oints for over 800.
two points for over 25O and one point tor under
POO The phcihc coast shows are treat al
more literally by their rating. being placed at
five points for over 400 dogs. three for over
300 and one tor under go.
English champ on dogs will hereafter he
barred from the novice classes 4 motion Ia
compel clubs to place all dogs of one breed
owned by one exhibitor was lost. II was the
sense of the delegates that this was show III an
nCenlent which the American Kennel Club
should not interfere with.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-22
Gossip of tho Ring.

II. C., New SOrk-Second round.
Is. Rosenberg. New YORK. CorbCtt. 1877 pounds,
FitySiniHous, 1861 pounds.
Spike Srll van il in rare form for his battle with
Billy Ernst at tho Greenwoo A. q. tomorrow night.
SIP ,rt, New .ork-Hc practccd with some OF the
members of the team. but never was member Of
the National League.
Johnny Richie. OF Chicago, and Tim Callahan
have been mat, he'd to box twenty five rouEds at
Cnncy Island next Monday night
Bill Eianrahan and Tom Hurley have been
matched hy Johnny l"a ,au :" hoN twenty rounds
at the Pelican A, c. 10 morrow niSht.
The contest bet yr II Fed Norris. the BLACK Cy-
clone, and JET ihpruC of EnEaud has been rlInched
and will be held at the Greenwood A. Z. on Sept.
80.
Number of bets have been made on the result
Of to II gifts encounter between DsCGr Gardner and
Jack Hamilton at tho Broadway A, {. The pair Will
meet for twenty. I'VE rounds.
There iS som" htCh in the nrOpo7cd bout between
Matt Matthews aud Md Mcfarland. The latter
says that Matthews will not meet him, b owen
Zicger and Matthews will com, together instead.
The battle VIII hc decided at the Broadway A. Z.
within three weeks time.
In regard to Oscar Gardncrs willingness to wager
$500 10 500 that Terry McuUycrn will not make
match with him, the bantam champions manager
sad yesterday: Just lCt Garduer post his money
md Won will see how Quick we will cover II, Wa
viii take HIM Oh directly after Terry tackles George
Dixon"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-22
Broad Whips Boyle Mt Yonkers.

YoNKERs, Sept. 2l.-Three slashing fights
were witnessed by a large crowd at the Waverly
A. C. tonight. The main bout brought to-
gether "Crocky" Boyle Of Philadelphia and Kid
Broad OF New York. Paddy Mannix a Yonkers
lad. and Andy Daley OF Boston. one OF Jack
Smiths protcges. mixed it for ten rounds in
fast and clever style to draw in the first bout.
Joe Drohan and Nose DeGles. co!orsd. both
o! Yonkers. met for eight rounds at 135
pounds. Drohan knocked his man out in the
fourth round.
Betting WAS oven on tho main go and there
was plenty OF it. Steve ODonnell. showing
frightful appearance as Il result OF his en-
counter with Kid Mccoy. was tho referee.
Boye's fnst LETT found the, face con-
stanty with few returns. for. four, rounds.
Boyes nose bled from swift left hooks in the
NTH. broad forcing matters: The Kid stag
gered "Crocky" with two straight rights on the
Jaw in the seventh and tried to. follow them.
but Boyle was too clever. They fought evenly
to the tenth and very fast, In tho thirteenth
round BOYLE took a big lead and continued his
good work in tho fourteenth. In the fifteenth
Broad's right eye was nearly closed from in
cCSSant Jahbiug. Tho referee gave the deci.
sion to broad.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-22
Ryan Will Fight Mccoy at 1853 Pounds.

Tommy Ryan is angry because Kid Mccoy
refuses to meot him at 154 pounds Ryan says
that whom they met at Maspeth he Ryan was
in no condition, and that after pleading for the
losers end Mccoy took advantage OF his con-
hdence and heat him. Ryan accents McCoy's
def Tor a mill at l5S hounds This is Tommy's
reply to Mccoy
Il want no inn possible conditions. You say you
want the middlcwcight championships and
Fitzsimmons says he will not meet YOU You
named me next. well. | accept l5S pounds at
the ringsidel. for tho largest purse offered and
| will enter the ring weighing less than $50
that says no won't fight. II that is the way to
win chanpionship, two can play at the same
game, hereby challenge FitZ. also. so IL he
iorfeits he will have to do SO to both OF us
Your future engagements fatter you-fourth
rntc heavywci ghts-and | will agree to defeat
any man you have beaten. I am your cgiti-
mate opponent and demand a hearing. so Just
tell mo where your money is and | will cover
i. meet Chovnski and John Root inside Of
the next twenty days, any timo after will suit
me that will give me proper time TO prepare"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-22
SHAMROCK REMAINED At ANCHOR
Some Surprise That the Challenger Did
Not Take n Spin.

Some Surprise That the Challenger Did
Not Take Spin.
The Shamrock remained at anchor yesterday
in spite Of the fact that the rain cleared OIL
shortly after IL O'Clock. and that during the
afternoon there was nice fresh sailing breeze.
II was a surprise to all that the yacht did not
go out for a spin. particularly as the time for
the cup races is rapidly approaching. The
Shamrock has been here i've weeks. She has
been in racing trim since the first OF this
month. and went to the Hook on Sept. 4.
Since then she has been out sailing nno
times and only six OF these have been worth
much. There are only six days left for the
yacht to tune up before she s put in the dry
dock Yesterday was an ideal day to test spars
and rigging. but Designer Fife said the boat
was not going out and she did not go. some
men were at work below deck on
suspected that ballast was being shifted.
Sir Thomas Upton entertained Prince Leo
pold de CrOy of Eelgium and his brother Prince
Reginald and william Gibson OF London on
the Erin during the day. All have come here
Lord Rosebrry was coming. too. Sir Thomas
said il he did. he would be his guest on the
Erin.
The tug Volunteer has been chartered and
will join the Shamrocks squadron. She will
he used during the races II fine to-day. the
Shamrock will 60 out early for trial.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-22
EOOTB M.
Fifty Men Trying For Places on the Prince
ton Team.

Fifty Men Trying For Places on the Prince
ton Team.
PRINCETON. Sept. u Football practice at
Princeton began In great earnest this after
noon. and tho preliminary season is now on at
q fairly good swing.
The squad was increased by twenty five play
era. many OF whom are from the freshman
class. making the total number OF candidates
now in the game an even fifty. More candi-
dates will be out tomorrow and every
thing points to record breaking sea-
son SO far as the number OF appli-
cants Is concerned. The unsettled condi-
tion Of affairs that always goes with the
first week OF football practice was entirely
eliminated this afternoon and tho work was
carried on by Capt Edwards and his coaches
in the most systematic manner. The men
were divided into small detachments according
to the positions they are trying for. and each
squad had II separate coach. The candidates
are well divided for all the positions excepting
for the ends. for which there are an
ing FROM the arpearance and work OF
several OF the Veterans will have hard time
holding their places. Dana. a2lO-pound fresh-
man. who played centre for Lawrencevillc last
year. was up against Booth In a short bout in
which the honors easily went to Dana. and
Losey, another big hoy from Lawrenceville.
gave Mills an even stand-oi at guard. One OF
the best backs out was Forney. the crack
hurdler from Berkeley School. Coe. the Forney
School giant. also showed up well.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-22
@ ossIP OF THE HARNESS HORSES.
Three Speedway sprinters to Race-Gentry
Beats PRtchen.

Three OF tho fastest sprinters on the Harlem
River Speedway. David d. POOL; KIngwood.
2:17'l. and Creeping Flower. 2:22S. are to
meet in a thrce-corncred race at the weekly
matinee OF the Hudson County Driving Club
tomorrow. Although their records are far
APART the trotters arc evenly matched Fro
quenters Of Speedway Park have seen oil OF
them cover the ground at something like a
2:05 clip for short distance. KlnRwood was
timed quarter over the Gutenberg track last
week in O:294 David b has pulled a road
wagon halI-mile on the Speedway in 1:034.
Saturdays race will he at halr-milc heats.
John X. Gentry turned the tables on his old
antagonist. Joe Patchen. 2:Ol a. out at Okla
Tor his defeat at Goshen Il month ago Over tho
half-mile track In the Old Indian Territory.
Gentry defeated the conIueror OF Star Pointer
in 2:U3 and 2:OI.
In recognition OF the good work done by
w. II. CLARK in building the finest track on
which trotting meeting has ever been held.
metropolitan horsemen aud road riders pro-
pose giving to him a testimonial In the form Of
silver dinner service. to cost about $1,000.
II. o. o.. Narragansett Pier-lf A. .undertn axes
to place" the horses In "a race. and the horse
TO which he assigns fourth place is distanced.
he loses the bet Betting Rule Ia OF the \. u.
A. code says: when u hettor undertakes to
fled place. as first, second. third. and a" on.
The word last shall not be con strued to mean
fourth and distanced' II four start, but
fourth only. and so on. A distanced horse
must be placed 'distanced.' IL II was dis
tinctly understood between the parties that A.
merely undertook to name the order in which
the four horses would come in at tho finish in
stead OF placing" them. then he wins.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-22

The All-Stars Basketball Club has applied for Ad
mission III the Ntlonal League of Basketball Clubs.
The application Will be acted upon NJ meeting of
the League TO be- held in New York on Sept. 30.
The Twenty.third street Basketball Club is also
considering proposition 20 join the League.
william MDrgenweck of Camden, who is chair
of the Circuit Committee. said: 'lf satis.
factory ARRANGEMENTS for home games can lie made
between the All.StsrS and the Twenty third Street
Clubs 10th Will become members of the League"
The League has adopted several changes which were
suggested by the Committee ON Rules. Tho baskets
must be all the same distance from this moor. TIgd
III position and have cthor board or lightly drawn
wire backs Fines will be called penalties; attacks
will lie called forwards aud defence men guards
The DreadnauSh 4. e. basketball team met last
night for the hrst tce game OF the at the
new hall, l1Oth street AMI Third avenue. the
will he opened on Thursday night. Oct. ). in lne
with the cunt Morris basketball team of New York
Games have been arranged with Elizabeth A. c.,
Orange A. e., Entire Nous OF Paterson Atlantic A. A,
Fasteru District Y. NJ. c. A. Yale, New Britain anu
Carlisle indians. strong teams who desire games
should address Il. T, Stem. 2Jl We'; 9Th street
The Seventeenth Separate Company basketball
team would like to arrange games with hrst.clAss
registered teams. Address T. J. Dooey. Flushing.
NIX.