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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-04
THE .SPORTSNEN'S SHOW.
GOOD ATTENDANCE AT THE b"H'D' i'''
AT MADISON SQUARE GANDhN
SCORES or THE SHOOTING.


Tho s,or,e,ncu's Show al Madison Square Car
den wqs omen Yesterday from 10 a. IN. until u p III.
In the carly morning hours thei aiten''h'f wa
small hut as the afternoon advanced " PoN'"
up while In the evening the aisles were i''o"s'"
with visitors The opinion is expressed uH't '"'
general arrangements are better IMAM ING nav
been at previous shows. The large NUMBER "'
spruce and pine trees used in the decofa'l"'' S''
ont an agreeable aroma to the person VINO R'F
only an occasional chance to 90 into the country
and breathe the free air Of the woods ana he'"S'
There Is one booth at the show which has az
tracted considerable attention The owner Has ''''
apparently 10 get as far away from any l''' y.
trade az possible. and his booth looks IKE an 'o'"l
Turkish smoking parlor There are richly arrange"
draperies carpets and dvans. bat no sign OF TRACE
or stock The impression that the trade eNnl"l
would be Of secondary consideration seems TO nave
been a mistaken idea. While lively interest is l''
I'm the exhibitions Of skill by the experts lheIe II
also a goodly ihrong to be found in the galleries
looking over the shooting and fishing implements
and other trade exhibits. The exhibits were IN
much better condition than on the opening night
Yesterday morning half a dozen complaints were
made by exhibitors that their oyorc"ats had been
stolen By sncak-thieves. Percy NJ. Tripp. an ok
hibitor was the only who had noticed suS-
piclous- looking character lettering around his
booth and gave Dctcctive-Sergoants Foyo and
Camubcll n description Of tho man The two de-
ioctivos watched. and Frank Korns who Civ
his address as No 212 East Twonty-nnth-st. on
tered tho Garden he was placed under arrest \
pawnticket for an overcoat pledged that day Wa
found on him Tho officers took Tripp TO 'h" pawn
shop. and be identified The coat ms the one stolen
from him.
Kerns was arralgncd !7 the centre-st police
court. whore MAGISTRATE Nudnch held him Boo $50
bail for trial i'm tho Court ~ Special Sessions
When arrested Kerus had nothing 20 say. lie is
not known the police hero.
The continuous trap-shooHnG was witnessed ny
many experts. \ departure consists iu the fact
that there may he many re-entries a. desired
There four prizes. tho persons making INC
highest continuous runs winning 10 ORDER The
transhoo,ng IS on tho roof Of tho Garden. the ar
rangemonts being good.
r. o. Heckcs made tho highest score yesterday
with continuous run Of s. without break the
best scores stood Ifeickes. s. Lc Roy @' Hal
lnwell d; Ranks Il; Harold Money. !: DIckey -.
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KnowIton. !: nun Il: raIImsn. 70: cI.,kn :.

Knowlton. 4. Hull. II; Taliman. ~: Clark T. -
Money Fl: Fleming. Il. md Waters 4 "
The any revolver championship was v
Or r. IT, Sayro. with score Of i3-5iss-y-n ~
Sayre also won tho military revolver oha,r,,.''
ship. with score OF 5l-l8-H The police roy,,.'
championship was won by Dr. a. A. Web.r
Brooklyn. g being his score for the DAYS sh...
ing. HonRham Wilson's score was s-is. and -.
the next highest. The point contest for tro,s,.'
was won By Dr. A. a Weber. and the poln, %.
test with military rovolv'rs Wa Won By
Hale. ~ Boston.
Things went smoothly AT tho Garden lac, n,ys,
except IN The department devoted 10 the State ~,
Culture Commission. \. Nelson Cheney State r,saa
Cuiturist found that owing 10 tho delay IN dniss
ing thc tanks many rainbow trout and other sxt,
b.ton NshHhad died IN their cans. O.her ish hsv
been tolegrapned for.
The following list Of scores in tho sporisns,,,
Association rife contest was given out: Elliott q
Fleming o. Miss Kay -. Harold Money 81 Pon, :,
Won Longorke n. Waters IS T,llman u conn.n
Henderson -. Fairmout 3d. lfeikes - Won ~
BIOS ID y. Goodwin %. \. y MOrsey % Ransom 4
Park 81. he Roy %. Dicky ~ and iigll % -
Tho contest will continue until the last day n, H..
show and then the eleven having fhe highest rs.
ords viii shoot of the championship Other vi.
ncrs yesterday were: Grand championship tronbi..
WONG. Schiicht. j. y. Chrisfianson r y Kei..
ir PhiliD \ Sucker. y Scharmingham ana r
Raycr Individual target cha mDiOushlp-L Fls,.
100 ores. total 80. Ban s-cye target Fachi.-
q degrees. ~ CauEhan. %. y Spening 81 ca
tinuouS maich-H y. Muller. 20. Fachlan d.
;. w. Burton, - l.. Flach. =, out ~ possible x
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THE TAuuAyY-MAyHATTAN FIGHT.
80 STATEMENT N REPLY TO MAYOR VAN
wYCK-ExAMINING THE STRUCTURE.

20 STATEMENT ~ REPLY TO MAYOR Van
yvycK-rxAMIN1NG THE STRUCTURE.
Il had been expected that a statement might ne
ise,iod Yesterday by the Manhattan management IN
renlv to Mayor Van Wycks assertion The other
dav. RI the hearing the hvc-mnuie tram heao-
yyav ordnance. that President Gould had not ac-
curatclv stated the facts in regard 10 the Ao'o-
'rrucl, Company's offer 10 tho Manhattan Rai"ay
COMPANY: but no such statement was given ou''
and il is not certain that one is TO be prepared
a; al.
Some significance was sought to be attached
Yesterday afternoon 10 the fact that H. u. Niee-
land president Of the Metropolitan Street RAILWAY
COMPANY had called on Alfred Skitt. vice-ptesideni
and general manager Of the Manhattan KaliW"Y
Company. in tie course OF the day; IL being sur
missed that Mr. Nrccland's mission had been 10
discuss plans for alliance IF the two great cor
porations against Tammsny Hall Mr.. Skitt said.
however that Mr.. Vreeland was his personal friend
and had mercy dropped IN 10 pay him social call.
Health Commissioner John y. Cosby, Who Is tN-
aiming reports Of inspectors Of the Health De
partment engaged in looking for defects n the
elevated railroad structure, said yesterday tl"i
the reports showed defects on AN the lines which
+ called for immediate improvement lie Sald mat
the inspectors who were engaged In looking AFTER
the security Of the structure of the Ninth-ave line
found many structural defects ana weaknesses ~
FortV-n hist. and WOrkmen were there engaged
I'm putting En- row stancnions. braces and bots.
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RATE MARRIAGES. IN EARNEST.
THE HAMBURG AMERICAN. THE Al
LANTIC TRANSPORT AND THE AN
CHOIR LINES CUT.
ir>rAv II. scHwAB EXPRESSES DOUBT THAT
r1r. NORTH GERMAN LLOYD LINE

THE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD LINE
HAS DROPPED 10 $50.
rhraa additional transatlantic steamship lines
Yesterday entered the rate war. which seems 10 ZEE
warlng in earnest The announcement was maze
nv the Hamburg-American Line that II Hdu ue
cded 10 meet the cuts made by other Ahes' nc
arst-class rates the express steamers "',
Bismarck and Augusto Victoria have oeeh reuuVe'
from 500 10 So and the second cabin rates rom
en- IN 500 on the Pennsylvania. Pretoria IA
,-cia and Wadersee the first cabin rates nave oec"
reduced from So 10 So and the second CABIN from
a. n 10 SS The Palatia. Patra ana Fhf"'''"
which carry only second cabin passengers VIII Ho"
carry them for So. tl-e former rate being $40. a
,,r,her reduction on round-trip tickets OF per
..nt has also been made, the entire schedule 10 so
into effect al once The Hamburg American Line
ras also shortened IT'S summer season, during "ih'
,he rates are always higher 1t Will no" cN'enu
f-ono Nav 90 June CO. Formerly II extended Hoi"
April 90 october 81.
The Atlantic Transport Line has also entered the
egb, This line announced yesterday that II had
gu, its rate for nrst-class passage from NeW-forK
20 London from $50 10 81 the largest cu proper
,ionaflv that has been made by any or me ""V9'
The effect Of this cut is 10 make IL cheaP'' ~
several dollars 10 cross the ocean by the Auah,l'
rransror; Line. first class. than TO travel IN the
,teera.e on several &C the larger lines s. VI
BAKER president Of tie line arrived IN TINS Guy
from Baltimore 10 conduct The lines campeiEh per
sonally. and made ~, 44h&"'a,r,ii, ,be XeW-York
agent Of tho North German Lloyd Line no no a..
Rad been received here OF An intention 10 tu' ~
rates. Mr. Schwab said ne was sur Iiovd Line
rolrcemrrt that tho North German LOW ,-'' &c
was 10 reduce the rate on Us express sleaHe' .ae
a. US NOT true lie would not deny tndt II N21s
r0ssibe That ;he line would take steps 10 mee' me
Reductions made hoy other lines Out ne va he e.
gresi a. had been reported 10y cable. ,s .,o+
The agents of the French Line also os 90 On tSe
fhev rad nor boon informed OF any intention %" "io
part OF that line 70 cut rates. A.. ,rocose,o,
Tho Anchor Line however. joined the pioCes IN
II - Yesterday afternoon ana announced tnd1 o,
minimum rate for 1rst-cahin passage hu NM
Iron e., 10 $40 and for sccond-cabIn arcoHll,U
lions from ss7 IN 10 So and So the rates N"'H"e
on different ships % the line.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-04
RACING.
MEETING OF THE JOCKEY CLUB STEWARDS
APPOINTMENTS MADE.


The stewards OF the Jockey club met yesteruay'
There yero nresent August Belmont, James VA.
w.v + r Hitchcock Andrew Miller and J.. IN
s,ureis August Belmont presided. the toi'o"''s
racing officials were appointed: Starter =. ~
FITZGERALD: Judges. r. W. Simmons an" = ~.
Dowel. clerk Of the scales, II. O. NrcKmore' '''
dicanpor and forfeit clerk. W. s Vosburgh s'"'
ing Judge. Ben Brush; timer W H. 6arre''o' "'''
Maddox and patrol judge. j. l.. Han
The appolntment Of the official steward 10 req
resent tho Jockey club at licensed courses ""S
deferred until a subsequent meeting. inc io'o"
inc lis, Of officials appointed by the Saratoga as
sociat,on for its meeting was approved: Star'e''
Matt Byrnes Judge. Joseph j. Burke eie'N - ~, -.
scales. Charles F. Rub, jr, and hahn'c"Pp'''
S Vosburgh. - .ho
Permission was granted under Rule ~ u Wv
Rules Of Racing. TO Perry Belmont 10 chanse ~ ~
name ~ the three-year-od colt Frohsihn' -
spcndthrift- Ilandrno 10 Lakeland. ana 10 MAJ
ralv to change the name OF the two-year-ol" ~
nv INN Rathampton-Alice Ilmyar. from Ahci'''
to Hamptonian The following resolution ""'
adopted:
Resolved That the stewards OF the Jons'y racing
deere 10 advise the various assocatonS =, ,,ar
,,rdar ,heir rules that the entries or hostS ~ hcir
ried men shall not be received so IONS q"
wives remain in the forfeit list.
George b. Patterson's application 10 nav .ho
sc,nded the decision under which the entries Vi VIZ
boraa RrrlesGue arc refused on all JOCK hn r.
courses was denied. The applca l, VI license
patton for reinstatement and for a JOCKEY
was denied.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-04
THE 4 A. I. HANDBOOK.

The official handbook Of the Amateur Athletic
Union Of the United states IS out. This book con-
tains the revised constitution. bylaws. general rules
and athletic rules Of the Amateur Athletic Union
as DOW in force. and is a book that no athlete can
afford TO lee without. il also contains the articles
OF alliance with tho League of American Wheel
men the North American Gylnnastic Union. the
intercollegiate Amateur Athletic Association. the
Western intercollegiate Association Young Men s.
Christian Association the Military Athletic League.
the National IntcrschOlastlc Association ana the
Canadian Amateur Athletic Association. u VIII Doe
sent postpaid on receipt Of the price 10 cents, by
the American Sports Publishing Company. Nos. TO
and is Park Place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-04
SPORTS AND
SPORTSMEN.
PROGRAMME or SPORTS TO-DAY

cpopTsNtEN,S SHOW-Annual exhibit
ton Of the Sportsmen's Association MAD
ison Square Garden. Co,,v.,
GOLF.-Open handicap. Ocean C0uhty
Hunt and Country club. Lakewood y. o.;
eichtcen-hole handicap. medal play "o'i
Club Of Lakewood y. j. c.,oo,
RASKETBALL.-Brool High Schpo'
against Adelphi Academy. Polytechnic IN
stitute BROOKLYN. t
CHESS Crescent Athletic CluD chahp'o"
ship tournament. 49,,
SHOOTING.-Bro Gun Cluh. mon
Course: Crescent Athletic club, Bay Kidge
New-Utrecht Rod and Gun Club WOOD
lawn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-04
LArAYErTE rOOTBALL TEAlrN NEN cOAcN

Easton Penn. March (SpecaD.-Professor
March representing the Alumni Advisory Commit
tee Of Lafayette College stated this evening that
DR. s b. Newton. who comparatively recently
plaved end on the University OF Pennsylvania foot
ball eleven and is coaching AZ Pennsyvania
STATE College would coach al Lafayette for three
Years beginning April J. This IS regarded as q
piece Of good fortune for Lafayette, DT Newton is
reeardad as u most successful coach. lie has done
ereat things for the state College n the brief time
he na. boon fnere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-04
THE uARBLEHEID SAILS SOUTH.

The cruiser Marblehoad, Commander W w.
Mead which was TO have sailed with the cruiser
New-York and battle-ship Indiana 10 Bermuda. but
was detained at the Navy Yard making repairs on
account Of the bufetng she got when out in the
biz gale Of two weeks ago. received the final
touches on THURSDAY and sailed yesterday pass
ing out by Quarantine a. 9lo "a. m. for Havana 10
toin Admiral SIMPSONS squadron The New-I Ork,
he Inalana and othor shins already being thoro.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-04
AGAINST Sunday RACES.

Albany. March among the DIS reported 10 W.
eo,te mis- morning with a recommendation that
tbev he uassed was one. introduced by senator
Foley 10 prohibit sx-day bicycle races. Inc b!
as rsrortcd is amended 10 provide that no contest
.iau he had IN which the participants are pc
p,ittcd 10 ride more than twelve hours In twenty
fni,r The same bin was advanced 10 third redIIng
in tho Assembly to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-04
ro pprSrVT cRTCKET PRIZES.

Tho annual meeting Of tho Metropolitan DiStIlc'
Cricket League viii be hold IN m" theatre Of inc
Kni.lorbocl<er Athletic club Fory-hfth-st. and
1,,d,soo-ayc. on Monday evening. The League
trorhv Gun will be- presented 10 the winner. the
Neiy-forscy Athletic club OF Bayonne. \. j. Inc
-,n, M and Individual prizes viii also be present
"a mo iuportaut prize tnie year was secured by
tbc Eew-Iersev Athletic club cricket team. ana
that club VIII be particularly well represented AT
H.. meeting Monday night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-04
RRnrGHr THE pREroR4 p1SSENGERS

The MISREPRESENTATION Line steamer Pcnnsyl-
Vania arrived yesterday from Hamburg and Ply
mouth and brought. in addition 10 her own pas
songors cabin and $50 Storage passengers OF the
steamer Pretoria OF the line. which put back
10 Plymouth. England disabled. while on The vOy-
4, re from Hamburg to this port. The Pennsylvania
on leaving Hamburg was ordered TO stop at Ply
znnuih lnr Tho Hrn-nrLA L-ssnmEoIa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-04
CORNELL ATHLETICS.

Ithaca ~ Y. March AT meeting of the
y'ornen Athletic Council to-day # was voted TO rat
~ tho election Of Raymond d. Starbuck as captain
81 the Varsity football team.
DR. F. Hitchcock jr.. rendered his resignation
~ faculty member Of the council and it ac-
copied.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-04
Rtcr FoR SUBSTITUTES At yEWLoNDoy

Cambridge Mass March 3-The management o'
the Harvard University crew announced this even
ing As an innovation in connection with IL" JAR
vara-Yae boat race a four-oarcd race for ne sun
stitutcs OF the TWO crews. II VIII DO io~ed over
two-mie course probably after the university Iact
Automatically hat this IL The only approach 20
regatta at New London this year. ard ms fout
Dared race Is simply 10 give added interesi 10 VIA
hes hitherto been the drudgery OF substitutes
work.
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con, pso,rr Associations track since the time 1t
oonod -, Iobn Morrlssey in 1861. Is sufcrnE
from ''| stroke Of paralysis aaeG's Sls ['W
leff side but the attending physician, - vii
Thon,uson believes he will recover fuchtyL' ,,".d
known TO every prominent turfman III the '"'''
STATES and Canada
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-04

I1Uffe. Mont.
Boxing BIZ passed. Club guarantees $500 purse
Holland wired back that 500 deposit was neccs-
sary 10 secure consideration OF The hid. and ZEE
celved a reply that a check for that amount had
been forwarded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-04
BrTTE BIDS FOR THE FIGHT.
Butte. Mont

Dave" Holland. who IS receiving bids for the
Fitzsimmons-Jenries fight, Yesterday received the
following telegram:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-04
r1.nt, ANn r1ELD cIrB ELECTs OFFICERs

The annual meeting Of the Iurf ana fle" luz
,,,s bold M No. l7S Fifth-avc. YESTERDAY The
president Perry Belmont. was I'm the chair. The
following Board Of Governors was elected Tor me
ensuing year: J. Harry Alexandra. Francis L.
Appleton. j. j. Aston. James II. Beekman Perry
Belmont August Belmont Frederic Bronson Roy"'
Phelps Carroll \. J. Cassatt William Astor Chan-
lor John f. Cowdn. Amos T. French g. e. lia-
- -o,tor rIitehcock F. r Hitchcock A. lselln.
"; " 'Rrayton ives F. e. Ia Montague ogden Mills
Edwin H. Morgan j. Perpont Morgan T.. t.; ,l "'--
~ = Rowland Robbins. ". N. Sands. W. Walls
Sherman + *. Sturgis. Nathanol Thyer VI
lam &. whitney, Robert Dudley Winthrop ana IL
4. Wilson. jr. ,.o,i,.oi,. o. flor
Tho Board Of Governors met tmnedlatelY aIIeI
tho annual meeting ard elected officers as iolioWS
proei5crt Perry belmont: vice-presidcnt ;. How =
land Robbins. treasurer, Francis r appleton; sec
r,tarv Amos r French. and Executive tonWl' te''
Brayf6n iycs. " II. Sands and T. T. Wilson, IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-04
WOmen'S
Jackets

Az Here's hint of some or the
"o'',o"o latest corners. But the best
JdCketS way to know about them is to
come in and see them.
Little prices, very frequently, but only
choice materials and the best workmanship
that America knows.
At Se5o-Of cover, cloth, fly front coat back lined with
A. s7s5"6f black cheyio serge; fly front coat back
A. go 5S6f covert ee1h fly 'front.' back lined
$40 or black uunnshel vorsed ny back;
A. Si2 ~0f BACK Venetian: double breasted front;
Al si45o-0f tan English wrcorI fly front coat back
lined with satin rhoiame
-, You will notice particularly
Wo"'c"o the fact that the gowns you
costumes see here are not to be seen
elsewhere. That feature Of eXclusiveness
we push very far,-farther than anyone else
we know.
We get first pick usually, and use that
privilege mercilessly. You have only to
look over the collection to see the results.
New things every day. Here are some:-
At so cseyo seFs. 'ee faa 'q 1ar saa c5 G,an
an.hed T.re f9% d t ar, - . ieau,fy tailor
e,Ish.i Nm rows ~ stitchiuc
single breasted light Jacket. SILK lined through
At ss5 Rcau,iful suits home-run: rgi, fitting double
breasted Jacket entire suit elegantly tailored and lined
throughout with excellent quality striped ta1eta.
cloth. tan gray and brown IFS front
Jackets. skirts finished with stitching others
with buttons. all silk lined.
At S34-Of broadcoth I'm blue and black, Jacket cur
short az Sides with position back an1 rounded Up
front: revers faced with silk and finished with silk
cord. OF buttons down siIe Of skirt. ai silk lined
c;x,e, The new things for the new
49, Viz season, and as carefully got
o,I 60, ten up as il every one of
ana wraps the prospective wearers was
to be a Queen of Fashion
Special designs all through, shown only
here, and picked as carefully as a quarter of
century's experience in such things can
suggest
Fair prices, too:-
A. $40 10 $50 White dresses lawns and organde.
beautifully nade ana trimmed in ,mhroiier,- lacc-
Al - t. s. SO Newest dlnitles percales
ginsham- and lawns. trimmings ~ embroidery. lace
At 81 - to SIG ono piece dresses 10 years
~ - 10 to 81 ii-S1il0r suits. Sizes IL years
At SO to $i360-Three piece dresses. Sizes 60 "a
Al 50 10 to s2G-Tailor suits IN newest styles Sizes
Is years.
Al S275 10 s75O- Separate SKIRTS newest styles and
colorings. sizes o. - yenrs
A. % - St -Reefsia Sizes TO - years.
At s. - sos Jackets. Sizes - To - years.
second moor. broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-04
SARATOGA STAKES WE'LL FILLED
MORE THAN ONE THOUSAND ENTRIES RECEIVE ="
THIS FAR As AGAINST SEVEN HUNDHE"
....- .-,,.r, rrA.Ei LANT NEAR

MORE THAN ONE THOUSAND ENTRIES hh' '''
THIS FAR. As AGAINST SEVEN HUNDRED
AND FORTY FIVE LAST YEAR
?, ,s though, that the coming meeting at the race
course Of the Saratoga Association VIII wv S''0
-, -. o,i, IN q financial way. but "a REGARDS
,Aa number and tho class Of horses engagc"' Inns
nav no nredictcd from the entries so far receive"
49, ,h, a,oke races Of the orcauZation Al lnln'
rigb, n March / entries for the seventeen '''N''
,rraugad for tho meeting closed, ana aIIeao3 10y
entries have been received. "a against '"''' "
7G last wear 10 nominations nave yer "V
celvod from some well-known owners IN inc 'Ou'n
and West and IT is expected that when mo i"S'
o,,,-,,,o, Is added to the list OF candidates for
tho rich stakes offered the number of enIries W.
ie more nan thirteen hundred. Among mos VIZ g.
e. Rogers G Rose Burns 4 Watcrhouse ana 3D.
j McCancrty - 80 ossocla. ion
,1ro1nced Yesterday that tho number OF cn, r.or
CO.. re- various stakes was consderabl! grtaler
etahioe viii be- represented at IN" meeting lucluI
Ing that Of sydney Paeet cN-CorporatoB Guns nS@
Iobn Sanford August Belmont Richard Cr2NGp
Charles Fleischmenns Sons r. MSdd .,nabl r Of
sydGPPcv Pae@t and v. H. clark Til be reP je5
ecutod larger scale than any , ~ ne meet
Ing sydney Pagef made ten nominaHonroo 10 10 ono
Citizens and Merchants h2nnlc3P' OF FS,Iarl. made
and ono-sixteenth miles. while W. H. ''ai" "''''
Nearly every one interested In recing IS Of th'
nate i'm regard 70 the dates set for It's meee'''is
vbich viii he hold from July Is 10 August % -
tho meeting az tho Brighton track VIII ne NJ ,,
from July 10 August o. and the autumn IN t +,
~ Tho Shecnshcad Bay course Will not peSin uLHlu
August os the association will nave seventeen 'l'"'
Among the horses entered fer tEe ,i'z sn W 2f
~ candle BLACK Ranastsr sanford Plaud!t
George Keono Previous. Handban. Tr2gcdan' -
Cloud I-riel imp Buela Twiukier. Thomas a.
senator bland and the threc-ycaI-olds Au1jia1,
Loan T}eraud Mr. clay. Tcluca. The ltoSe ~ n
Venus High Degree. Manuel. Filigrane Macleod
Of Dare May Hampstead. Hungarian ana Matanizl'
Tho congress Hall Stakes now has y entrees
against 70 all gold last year; the Worden House ~,
against Il: the Grand linton Hotol stakes. douDis
"[,ont ~ $1,000 for two-year-olds ha. lm against
eo. tho Pepper -. against 81. the -: n; "uinn "
20 Handicap s. against %. thc Madden ~" &c.
which takes the place OF the lialnnurE 0lak'e ~
wear g. against 81 the Hendrie for thrse-year-oio
illllos g. against 3; the Citizens ara MerGhnn,
JIandcan g. against 40: the Saratoga Grand tTlEe
- e@9irst 20. tho Sp ncer Handicap s. against 10
The Kcarncy Stakes 49, against g. and the beErr-
wick Stocplechase 20. against 30 Inc now s'55kes
have also filod well: the McGrahana has 10 dalc
n entries the william !. Limp Brewing COMPANY
II'ndirop 60 the Flelschmann Stakes 50. ana the
Iensington Hotel Hurdle Hapdicap ,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-04
CANADIAN LINES MEET THE CUT.

Montreal. March S.-The Allan and DOMINION
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