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otto Steffen Wins the A%ll-ltound~ Champion
ship of the a. A. L.

The theatre Of the Knickerbocker A.. c. was
well Glled last night. when the annual gym
nastic championships OF the 4. A. L.. were de-
cided. The honors were about equally divided
by the representatives Of the New York
Turn Nerein and the Anchor A. C.. Of
Jersey City. Otto Stcren won first prizes in
the parallel bar and long horse com petitions.
His work on the bars was OF the most finished
description. and the judges awarded to him
49, out of a possible 45 points. Steffen also
won the all-around championship for per-
tormances on fixed apparatus with a total "
lhl points. j. F. BissinGen. another New
1ork Turner. was second.
In the rope-climbing contest. which took
place IN the gymnasium, tn" winner, Edward
OF q 80 seconds for climbing twenty-five. feet.
66GfmatinnF a ,hss breTTloggs sn Eiesjj Te y9pr ana msdG Sv by y
fifth OF a second. The summaries:
Parsilei Bar, Possible - ro,nts.Won hy o stsf-
fsn, d J. J, + B B. .s,s; 6 \ N I c.% g. MIRA re- VI a.,
H4snaI:n, cs :, III !. yin q; fY F1s,1, { ,n. Fbs;Ha |:
81 So s.1 sthth: Il Henry Il: HRS HE'S. S Sn (. i. p. y. c Il: ri;
= R SSrs q m ASISeEwSSH 4 bI EGrs 19i'f Kgnt m , MN:
&C. Ga5 second. 6. il Holman. I'm .Serboc ser
4. C.. IL s sSCt,nds' tsird; tharie. i I. "b6aIie fS.'. An,
Chor A. C.. OILS seconds, fourth; F. Noll, New York
Hor.SontSi BarsITosss.hle A. rotnt.-won by c..
b. .s4Sp Atc !. !, i he. 6; tl'Fi 4 " y s!rrf N n ~ J ,b, VI,
~ etNAll'A' e.. i SNA4lk v = l' - Nfh2. lIllT
! 4 Jcrsa, kn.sAgrG?cter A. e. ST. fourth, c.
tr4l I y, 81 +. { CLARKE krlckertorkerA A. c 24'4.
Tunhlinp- Possible - points Won by George
Steier. Tastlme A. c. 81. ?. W. Curtin. knlrker.
booker A G.. IS. second. Paul Stelcr. Psstime 4. C.,
3ela. third, :. h. Thomas. New YORK A. c. sly.
fourth
Possible 81 P~oints-side horse-won by !. F. Bes-
second: Charles Mons, ICamdsn + ". as4, itStr4:
Henry Hess. y. y. +. v, 81. fourth: f. {. Brendhu.
Central T. V. 85H. nth, I. A. Jlrsa. KnIckerbolk sr
A e 3SR, sixth.
Long H~orse-Possihle As points-won by c. stef.
fcns. y. !. 7. z, 3gi3; c. Many. Camden T. V. SSH.
srHonl; j +. B.ssinger, y. \. ]. ". 81, third; F. c
B~rendin. Genital 7. v, -; fourth: l. A. Jirsa, X. A.
c. 3l4, NTH; IA. Hess. y. 4. 7. V. so q, sixth.
cub Sw:nGtn4-Po.s.hle 50 PJints-won by F.
Nrt1. lr SeWarA. !. ". {. A. Is. H. j. Lang. y. Y.
!. Y. 25As, second; J. Hsrri:. rastinle A. c. 28h.
ihiTi, l.; Mason, SeWark y N c A.: anG l.
Hertnc, Knickerbcckcr 4. c. 1sNg, sixth.
FLYING RlrCs-Possitle AZ poj nis-wou by c.
Berndt. Anchor \ G. 80; A, T; dc Young, columbia
University q. A 81, second: F. kunath, Anchor 4. e.
27is third. T. N. Kcmpf. Newark y. NJ. {. A, ~,
fourth 7. Whselwe!!. Jr. fremont 4. G.. -, NTH.
Al Around Championship Long and side horse,
horizontal and parallel hars-won by q. ~Sterens,
ldlh. points j F. B~!ssinger. l65. second, C.. c.
Brendlin. 1919. third, L. A. Jirsa l$6. fourth.
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News from the Horse World.

LorlsvILLE, March l7.-Joln T.. Madden has
bought Of CT. ]. J. Douglas all the EOtHcn ycarlIug
col,s and fllteH. AMI the great brood mare imp.
Maori. The deal il the largest, in thoroughhred
TO Billy Lakeland two year, ago. The yearlings ar"
as %follow;. Chcst2Yt hlir. out u Alaia H. by Eol'la.
brown 'olt. ont If Iass uctte, by FaNornttte: chest
nut flly. out Of Cambria, by Herbric; chestnut DIT.
out of CRY stall, h. E'cryst, bay tllv. ont of Fright,
BY Eufright, bay cont. ont OF inp. Laurel, BY LdTrci
Young; chestnut colt. out 81 M'r;Inlr. by Ecunr.
chestnut tlly, out of Mark r.. BY Marathon: hay
colt, ont Of Culver. b. Eover; raw colt, out of Maori,
by Eo1: The last named j. a full brother to Ethel.
bert. sold recently in New York for Sll 500. While
the terms of the sale are Mt given Col Douglas ad
mits he made a prott on Maori, for whom he paid
$40, 900. She /, now in fotl To Hanover.
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The Horses in Training at Morris Park.

The cold and penetrating March winds have affect.
ed the thoroughbrrds that have been clipped at Nor
MS Park, ana trainers yesterday did not take their
charges on the track until the sun was at its height.
The large strings of Jack Joyner. Billy Karrick, Tom
Healey aud j. ". Rogers were all out at the same
time, and the horses made a favorable impression.
Trainer Rogers arrived from Europe last week, Look
ing far better than when he went away n quest Of
health.
Tillo. winner Of last years Suburban. that was
turned out last winter. has. been put into active
training again. The horse looks well. and will get a
long. slow pr, paration. Lothario. the hands llne son
Of Longstreet, and the speedy CorInorant, in RogeIs's
charge. looked we'll in their gallops. Joyners big
string IL very formidable. The horses receiI ed an
advantage of being worked under the longest eIcr-
else shed IN America. 1t takes only three and three
fourths times around TO cover one mile. Autumn,
Ethelbert and Frnhsiu moved in grand st lie. The
latter two ARE the property OF Perry Belmont, who
Will have quite a select stable this year.
The two.year-olds in ~Joyners care arc also doing
nicely. KeIricks and He lley's rar ers are going 1t u
two.minute clip. Doc" Street has worked wonders
in Interferer and the brother TO Bellcview since
they came under his care. Matt Allen has done very
Clark's horses. However. they have received ample
shed exercise to At them for the harder strain they
soon will have 10 undergo. Will Smith had George
F. smiths horses out yesterday. The half brother
10 Ben Brush, Ahom. and Boy Orator worked nicely
together.
IL activity in getting the place OF Tor the opening DAY,
May u. Many of the horses yesterday were de o. tted
in green aud orange ribbons in honor OF st. Patrick's
Day.
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Cricket.

The annual meeting Of the cricket contingent NJ
the New Jeraey Athletic Club was hold on Thursday
night Mt their clubhouse in Bayonne. 1t was again
decided to place two teams. A and Is. in the Metro.
rolitan District Cricket League. The election OF
officers resulted as follows: Captain Of Team A. G.
Percy HuriItCh; ClItain Of Team II, c. Howell
CLARKE; secretary. T. +. Kelly. ~ Daufo, til avenue.
Jersey city, NJ Cnmmittca- james u, boyd, q.
Percy Hurditch. A. Forbes. {. Howell Clarke. and 7.
T.. Kelly.
Tho selection Of delegates TO tho metropolitan Dis
trict Cricket League was left in the hands Of the
committee. The club wlll most likely tour in Can.
ada during the month Of August. Games have so
far been arranged A. follows: May Il, with UN,ver-
eity Of Pennsylyanis, at Dayoune. and jane o, with
Haverford College. at Hayerford.
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last night in the Arlington national tournament.
rlssr CANE.
.Auranin- rkhardt, l4a: lag, 40: Harrison, l?a:
KEaeGrr. LA Muller, 1873. Total, I64.
Oradell- Reichard, 49,. s'Anidt., ~; Reimler.
III. pirpel, ISL, Restle. ll. Total. ~.
sFcoSr CANE.
Anranis-Ecknasat l35. La;s,lIS; schlinSemann,
HecIor-w, Koch. lo5 Ilters, lH@. ". Koch. 1885,;
Stuhr, l6a, Borsclen, l"i. Iota'. -.
Third GAME.
oradell-Re!chsra: "a; Soh3tit; I@5; B'tmler.
HectGT-W6 Ko h, -, Elfcrs l25 drasb"r. 10;
games Ia-t night the Phdnix team passed the IRE
vinus ! adiuG total. The scores.
FIRST G,Mr.
,1 Fh% Fsiy, nPe1r - i :"1; Y ISI, Rn,k 1s@: n, H,m Hrn.a.
ali: Clnte, EOS. Total. i.fon.
H1m}lh.nnHroT pp,5 ~ GssT anSb lsa; Barker in5;
iss; iIi III. 'TStSii',, 49,, A'''''"' w. "'HS'
SECOND CANT.
P~hqn1-Pearsc. ,!l3N. MsL"aa. ,I1a; Hamiltop.
2i+, IInt%, 10. irctai. $50. '
Hamilton brown ~. Ca,"Gi1 ~ Barker, ~;
i5s; HINT, IL. Total LIS.
wyInan'. score Of cgI, dtl not save The standards
from losIU- the second Harlem LA sr- t0uruRucnr
gsune rolled La, m-nt a'4L'm% hahlsdorf's alleys,
r!rsr CAM.
Lotrs-w. Gcrdes, IH3; Heath. 1856 Relw. lSS.
wal9h, -; Milford, III. Dumo!e,
srCoSD G,wr
11 h3I Kp."f ~, %>' il y I'd , f Mi!I'"I I5',, ii' i,,e D'mo'''
s,sWGAr! p,e4cl,h -. Ani,s'ai, ~: HoeLler,
IHlEp "Aair.
Lotus ". n,rd"l, -u.. MItlG. I'd. ITa, bundle.
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Joined the team to-day. He il In good trim,
and says he Is, glSl To get in harness again,
Iarke wilson, has been delayed by railroad
rs on ne ROAD. Nothing has been heard from
any q the, other players who have not signed,
The New l,orks are. delighted with the weather
and the ball grounds. There was practice this
morning and afternoon. Tomorrow an eXhi-
Charleston team,
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Herbert. -: Mr., Krgkhagn 81, MIS-. @undr'ins
~. Ms. Lewis. -. Total 37S'
The Monarch and ,ArCannm tr.os divided the
hono's erenly last night in n, Snrrnt6srs tonrna-
Tire scores:
Monarrh-Cadieu. H.. Walters, l73: Il. MaAsa,
hrcanWn Brinkmsu. Ia2; Higgins. 14s; Griffin.
SECOND GAME.
Monarch-csdteu. IA; walters. la; H. Miasss
Arcsnum Bnnkman. las; Higgins. 1872; Grimm.
l4p. Total. AZ.
THIRD G,Nr.
-Mararsh-caiieu, 49,; Walters. ia, H Mass. 1Sa.
.ArcanUm Br.nknan, 142; Higgins, l5o; drtfan.
rorrru 4
Mousmh-Cad,eu, 1906 walters. las; H. Macs.
Arcanum BrtnEpan, lie: Higgins, 10; Grimm.
Welcome. Nassau and RreNoort Councils won and
los IL la~l night 3 series q the BROOKLYN ROYAL
ArcanUm tournament a. Ir-!nora alleys. The
rsnsr GAME.
rr %sl,om re- Coi Hnmn.i. Y VIZ s. lafi EGSs2:, 1 iss.
a5 X.sseF &c. 2'9 Fss. re. Hsrtaa IT, is Ger" io' H.; ga Par
eTCoSn GAME.
Nassau Council Peterson. 80; hcrr l+H: Paroles
'' Brrs '1.; G',,a,n1 Vi NWssi',s"rs i?a. Fld,ei. Ia; Sic.
gist. 1873, Il IcusrsNc laH, Ntmno, 1877. Total, esa.
lHl2n CANE.
Bravo0rt CoUnrl-Walter. III; Elirei, IL: Sis-
gr.st, -. R'Geu-ra!o e, IA; Hinsmo. l@I. Total, 80.
Molcomt Council H. Wyant, .l@r; Roscoe 1851
retcrs. 1879 Hummel, Ia, : hsr;enner-, l52. Total.
49,.
The Williamsburg whceimcn defeated the Carroll
Park Whceliutp tErr s'ra2.h' games III the clasa
Il tor.ruamcut Of tn Long lsland ASSOCIATION OF
C,rluG C.u1s At Iul-r's oii" : last night. The
scores
TIHsr GhuE,
Ila shur. WHcCluru-C. krlmer, I4l; Diet.
lonl ~. II. krane'. l2I, he TRAD, l59. TOt;, .o9.
,rrroil Tark "hoolm,u-R"e. III, r.ncns. 13aI
Kms,r. 10, E!'iL1t. 49,, Nash. lo2. Total. r65.
sz'ONp GAM.
w!Ilian-hIrG Wt,tlw"n-N Kramer, IA: Diet
len. ~ c. kramer, 49,, De Graz, ~, r'n, los.
Ia ~. ilH-
Vsrr.l' paw Whcr,mer- Rc" 1876 PncrS. la8;
LI!s,r, Id. Wyatt, I2s. Nasa. y. I.tN. 0h0.
IHiar nAHT
Williamsburg Whcelmcu-C. kramer, i-l. Diet
In. Ia. IA, nv W,T, ~, Do Grah, 100, IJ.t, 1871.
Total 1873,
carroll pary Whrclmrn-Bae. Isl, PGncus. 1924
KAISER. 1906, Wyatt, l2d. Nash, I4v. Total, Hvi.
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Yachting Notes.

Al, the regular meeting Of the Pavonia Yacht Club,
held on Tuesday night, much important hUsilt IS
was transacted. Twenty new lnclubrrs we're elected.
The Re alta CON was instructed to charter
the iron steamer yguur for the use OF mcIul e.- and
their friends to witness the International yacht race
in October. The following arrangements were de-
rided on: Opening sail, Nav 10. annual regatta,
June Id. midsummer regatta, July 4, fail regatta,
Labor Day. The annual planktd shad dinner will
take place on May I. The club took ia over 40
members and 70 boats during the winter.
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DEATH DUE TO 4 HORSES rICTORY.
Mrs. Phillips Overcome by Heart Failure at
MurdeCuIs success.

New ORLEANS, March 17.-Excitementcaused
by seeing her horse pass under the wire first
caused a romans sudden death in the grand
stand during the afternoon. She was Mrs.
Phillips. the wife OF Alphonso Phillips. a we'll
known lawyer OF this city. Mrs. Phillips was n
constant visitor TO the track. and was looked
upon as being one OF the heaviest betturs
among the female contingent. In the third
race she wagered $50 on Mordecai at 1 to |.
The horse in the last sixteenth Of a milo
reached the front. and in a hard drive beat
Gomez a head. During the struggle between
the two Mrs. Phillips was crying loudly for her
horse to win. and when Mordecai swept under
ne wire she sank binHrk into her seat. SAYING
My horse wOn." Then she guSned and laIScd
into uncor sciousness. A physician was quickly
found and he pronounced tho attack heart fail
ure. Mrs, Phillips died while the doctor was
The feature OF the ordinary card OF races was
The s. Patrick,,s, Handicap 1t was won by
at prohlbitive odds. hut was played neverthe-
less. He went to the front when ready and won
surpris seS' m. winner "r ' tnrn inn up IN Bro,her
Fred, that went to the post at II to l. Cotton
Plant, thS heavily backed fay1hrite IN the iitth
Nora S. u head on the post. summaries:
First Race ! Selling; one mtl.IEtbert 40 ,odom,,.
q i% o. T III s E aarriij. hi ,hlrd l'1r Time. I?iis fsS"na' '''
Second RaceLSLx fntiongs' maidgns-Littl JACK
Time, I 1854.
Third Rac"--Selling; ono mile and AN eighth Nor.
decai. 1O2 MITCHELL, . to ., won; Come. los Peter.
man. second, Judge steadman. 100 Aker'. third.
7 m, l:5Rp.
Fourth Rlcc-One mile and o sixteenth; st. Fat.
riCk's HanIicAp-h Fresco. 100 Nutt, . 20 z. won:
Forhush, 100 .udom1. second, joe Shelby. ~
(O'Connnr,. third. Time. l:ipA.
Fifth Racr-Sell NJ; seven ADMINISTRATIONS.
ia tFucon). 1t to 8. won; Nora s, 100 (Dup"ej,
second; shnt'lecock. lo3 Iodonp. third. Time.
1.2DR.
Sixth Race Selling: seven furlonCs-Brother
Fred, 100 X Dos). IL to l.. won: CAcrry Bounce, 1902
LFleck,. second; Lost Time. - todoml. third. Time.
1.2plo.
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impression that It was the League the clubs
Mere opIosing more than the Sidepath I'LL.
Keeping up the fight for good roads in order
that n2Sterity might ENJOY thc!n; while TO seek
present generation, was narrow ami selfish.
would be an Obstacle, to the work
reports. from the counties which now have
s%idepath commissions, Indicate that the facts
Associated Clubs that Sl.OUO.UOO b. spent in
inaEing good roads, \ million dollars would
county has now nearly 200 miles OF paths.
j. milton dnIin,s would. o. the other h9,nt.
r1,mI Ia aI@l't loio00 miles OF ryci" rntng H. Ihs
because Of the Tremendous cost. but. with the
WyIh"rlncn paving tGr them; tho state. undCrthe
Ellsworth bill, would be "A labyrinth Of paths in
htwcINcnIonth,
In more respects than one the automobile
Scared 6e[ls over which the cycle iHught ard
he motor carriages. it there is anything more
man IA local Significance in the report from
Boston that nptomohiles have been excluded
from the parks between tho. hours OF iO;3O
% nig2t Tinno the morGm rms, and y o'rhIo sds ut
tie entsrSachmsnts Of the motor vehicle.
I'M nslsh II IL th II case Is palmer thar II was IN
The. lover OF horsefe'sh to ontemplate. 1t
really looks as IL in the near future all horses
Will have to he hunters. So that they can he
used over the fence and cross country, where
the bicycle cannot spin nor the motor car
mote"
NOTES.
The Kings County whcclmeq Of B%rootiyn HID
their annual election at thu clubhouse On Thursday
night. Contrary TO the general opinion expressed
before the mC"tng, the CLUB decided to hold it's ans
flial race tiXtur- This year. II. y. Van Nceck wa.
elected Chairman of the Race Meet Committee. Tho
following officers were elected: President. W. Ii.
hay. Nicc.ptesident. Alexander Farmer Recording
Secretary. Thomas II. Smith. ir.; Assistant Score.
tiry, l.. ]. Pcrhan: Treasurer, &. \. Mardln; Assist
ant Treasurer. W L. Ferhan; Captain. L. W. Hyde;
First Lieutenant. W. A. Ttrle: second Lieutenant,
II. II. Fdller: members uf the Board OF Governors,
II. 7. Cornish and Charles McLares.
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lowing Games Tonight.

wholesale Drug Trade As. ,'Ht.or Tournaments
AllGy- aHd 2-DudEr 4 ui,ott -, Pirk. Davis a Cot
Nat olal Irut ,In!gny y. tr1gIte \ 60, Scancry
* johnson ". Nluiall. r1tun 4 Co Alleys 2 aud -
National Lat I1MilHy. -. %~rahurS \ Johnson;
DuGgy X Olrutt vs.. WutAll, IdtUm \ "a q lsate q
20. Ns, Park, DAVIS \ 90, NJ Reid Is alley.
lI,h p%.ralGriH' Tournament lyst and Fond yG.
DrNSS mud Prrwn, hrul,vF and HartcuTl ~. Fond
and lq,st. S'unltIrr and lllGsius ;. Arnold and
Ha.ep srhEItal,r aud lilEsiisa Ns. NUwIcA and Dor.
uldgrn.
intori,y I.e7gue-Bayonne VS.. Clio wheslmsn. q
Edinger's alleys.
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n THE BASEBALL WORLD.
,,r nOyLE APPOINTED CiPTtiN or
'A'" IuE NHW IORh TEAM.

M1ndEE ''' -
al, of The sew l"rks. IN" s"'''''vh was u"-
%s7o'iaV''' rr,rg the ,,acc. Doyle has
team cai''' ,-.rr,r mad a., r,Id h,,l
,u,ys Teen i ha'I "vlN'i "'.N " "''' ."'
-. bv, MS tendency to lose his temper has
play ,o,rnod weakness. Up 10 within a
been q pr noun ~" 49, ,.a,,
,sor az I3'.o Was ono" ~ tnr most "u'o''""s
le"." la ,ho League. His assault upon
lehgIo ,.,h IN Boston. IN 1897. when a
,snher 90. 'he Baltimore team was one o, tho
ra.ons why Manager I%lanIou got ria OF MN
When utI'' .'','' a,,n ,ran ,,orrb II,
NOR he behaved "dt'Itap'F' WV" '',""n NV
HH.rrIer us'iur'i,Usf from Joyce TO do other
vas u" %,t many weeks ago Doyle said to q re-
ror;er o. TIE HrN'
'"1bo,eriynn up kicking against umpires
i"',N 'o-,.,n'y whore plays in which
decisions '>'','"'' ~ .m,.,I T
o,her tlnyr's I"-.ne hA)se'' are 'n'"iNeu. l
,s,lize that I g.. a rather unsavory reputation
because Of "'ts 81 S,"'gn,u IT.. w. onI
md that | was roan!!y scored 10y the press ana
rnhlc In future. therefore. I intend to devote
my ent'Te a'e''''' ~ =.
the umIir,s s"y"t'iy a'on''
lscaptain Of the New York team Doyle may
be cOinp',ei ny .''| w. w 49,"
lne. tut If Nahas'r DAY Is pctin''V"u 10 rue
uAN.''H ~. , ~, .1s When Jack was made
up 1o Ms .. r The 81. >,w Works by Freedman in
1885 he was seriously hlh"Ica'p,u BECAUSE ot
constant &lyi'c rom IN" CLUBS President.
~, hol ,r,uh,, with several members OF the
Do''e "nt .n,, ora.n,,rarrn 80
team and r'''E"'u' "''er un'roW'y rscap-
Inc A PERSONA. encounter with Freedman.
Under Day : GOV '"''''' ' po'tv nay 70
,hs diamond. He will be- an Improvement
Wv a. t- n,y'e ron rlov tina came az
over JOYCE W. 4"
well that he VIII cohWailu 'he respect OF MS
,sllow members. II he can refrain from
W. .ori,t,i,,rr his foam. ns he did whom he
openly e',T'I'"7 40 ~ 49, al, ~, -.
roasted Joe N"rOc'' OH III, h''u at Eastern
...a tarr working order. Freedman declares
L'o - n,' h,s ob,oL,,a ,or.rol ~ .ha
that Manager l'a' "'N ""9''"'o ''"''' 'ne
New York.. Tn" AFTER wants to pay to liusie.
vaslin and SEYMOUR the salaries they ask. II
heesA NV =. 49, ,i,nIn, ,,,Iamo.. L...
Day has cohtrSi "i 'n' '''N'tS' i'''o"'rs vi 'he
gane would Ike to know why these three star
r,,obers ara not brought into line. Doylo
p'."N' ~, ,r, Ill f,r Lo ,,,Ii,o.
wants te NV """.'' .F IL" it"''Hes
that without them the New Iorks will
be hopeless. freedman has n chance to
Prove that he IS not attempting to kill
the game by signing the three mighty pitchers
without delay, Day :. success as owner and
handler Of the New FORKS III 1855 ana 1889
was due 10 his liberal treatment oil the men.
His salary list at that time was more thar
$4,000 each year. me salary Iist or the New
Yorks for this year VIII amount TO ahout halt
that sum. when Is slghlncaht IN View oil the
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International Hockey tonight. Clermont Rink.
BrnnkivM, Americas champion Brooklyns VS.. Cana
dG's champion shAmrocks. Last game 2oc'-Aav'
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8ntsrs, Carriages, sc.

STAgIE three stories. 30 horses. % wagons. with
- elevator 1874 W, 3lst ST.. between eth and It'll
avs; moderate rent. Apply 2+S W. 5lst.
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Nv" '"'h> NuI Play Thcir Frs, Came
lo-lay.

,n,IhI!oS' March IL Manager Day has
the X".'' W" selection Of boyle as Captain oF
win ~ l"fK baseball Club. This was lone
Ire,a 1n' approval OF the team. and Doyle has
'"AeH charge o! the men. Mcfarland
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The Monarch and ArCanum tr.os divided tho
h1nors evenly last night in tn, Carruthers tourna-
ment Il Brooklyn at the Elephant Club alleys.
Tire scores:
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Nalkuerent team No. l-Mrs. Lehmann rs. Mrs,
Her bert. ~; Mrs. Kriukbaurl. 81, MIS-. Gundr.na
~. M. Lewis. -. Total as.
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SO; MIS- Hvas-. a. Mrs. Jentsen. 70; Mrs. clausen.
-. Total, 6Si.
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M~onarrh-cadieu, III; Walters, l7s; h. Mass,
Total. BIZ.
hrcsnum Br,nkmsu. lsc; Higgins. 14s; Griffin.
rs. Total, -.
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Oradall- Reichsrd. lG4: SChaiit, 1"5: Baimler
lT2; Dlppel. lSl; kest,e. 2Ol. Total. sH3.
Hertor-W, ko h, l+t, Elfors. ~; Graeb"r, 10
Stuhr, lS@. BrrSChec, lac. Total, ;3a.
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last night in the Arlington national tournamen
The scores;
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Aurania-EcknaIdt. 1876. Lag. llN; Schlingemann
1877: Krsng@r, l:s. Muller, 1898. Total. -.
Hector-W. Koch. lo,. Elfers, ln2. NJ. Koch. 1925
Stuhr, l5a, BorscNen, I.t. Total. -.
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Ioian1se refusal OF the League to expel the st.
nUr.s C!qh. even. though the latter was in ar
n VI ana could have been expelled according
MIN 40 constitution Of the League. brings 10
iSn ot' The maguates. John /. Rogers. the
III ce ) .aWyer. opposed the expulsion II
e y. v.un on the ground that there was no rrer-
le ca "AL maj II would he Illegal. Since the
c'uHSS T. was urst organized Ia 1876 three
A. nave zen ~eXue.ied from membership.
Ana T b. IN 81, the first wear the New York
rsc,i huaIeiihit clubs were expelled by Ill
ipSH 't to OF PRESIDENT W. A. Hurlburt. for refus-
sWD " II Il w me last Western trip Of that sea-
koth oM',nrH the case was tried 10y the League
Viii. thtuoi were represented by able counsel,
nv a ne league Z interests were looked after
case T., " i..N The constitution covered the
two cn L,'!n., ana after Il long argument the
remaijnou' were formally ruled ont and they
Az H. "r OUT Tor about eight wears. In 1870.
I,T,n. "a ~ the disastrous brotherhood war
l. J"b,I e sp.i the Cincinnati Club to Albert
IeaSW. a. VINO orgnniyed the Players
tut :, AN'h" club had viulated The cnnsti-
irg' a. J." l4ngna'"-n n the League hell a meet
Sr,II ,m' .ih Avenue Hotel. this CITY. 4 q.
b,seI,'~ 81 .,tt Nm" was one ~ the leaders in
head '.''i'N anil n vigorous fighter. IIa
GigI' " movement to excl The Cincinnati
M, Ibo. John l. l;uger- pr tested yIunrnI siy' On
ma , t'i f'tt such II NOV, would tie Illegal
Sps,, Il Ii1 ma ~ NLon MS professional reputation"
hat ~ .'rl ~ mat momen received a tin
ihYn,"o, son had gone To- 'ourt 10 secure an
laUin,,, ! si,aiulng the League from ey-
Ma vi, - ':I' TINS Information prompted
ihyl,si -. INSIST, On immediate action. lie
dd 49, 'mlS"! To- leave the star chamber IL lie
md " "!I' =" le "A uurtv to the expulsion,
.ocEe '"' u" 'h'ler hal retired the door was
" ana ~" "l.b was eXpclipd unanimous
he wsl U"-.E hitI I, 0ght On in the courts. nut
~nagna,rs. '""n WIN these lr,celents the
.sITe,,r, " 'H argued, without fear OF results,
p1i,, "5 h~. Nun der A!hc's tluh was NOR,
than I'M, ,r,h'inS the League constitution