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New-York tribune., 1899-11-17
INTERSCHOLASTIc HOCKEY OUTLOOK

For several years hockey has been increasing in
"a yor until in nterscholastic circles at least It
has this winter reached the height OF its popularity
With the exception OF Trinity. all OF the larger
and few Of the smaller schools have signhed their
intention OF entering hockey teams In the Inter
scholastic Athletic Association. In the majority Of
cases there are from eighteen 10 twenty-five cand!-
dates for each team. The men are practising as
siduously and a time for practice In the st
Nicholas Rink where the games VIII be held. has
been allotted 70 each school. The Interschoasuc
Hockey Committee will meet next Tuesday at
Cutler School to arrange the hockey schedule for
this winter.
The Driser School contrary to its usual Gus
tom will place a hockey team In the rink. The
lineup will probably be a. follows Forwards
Smith. Hecker smidt English; point. Gibbons
cover polnt Eakn: goal. Bracher. Eakin Is cap
tain and manager OF the team anu c"a'' i'i"" Va
the hockey committee.
Four Of last wears team again at Berkeley
with this nucleus. Mohrman. Miller Hughes and
Mckee and ten promising candidates strong
team should be organized The election OF cap
tain and manager will take place Monday. DE
La Sale is captained this year by fhrtoHy' anu
Will be- managed by Harry Connolly, the tackle
of the football team. The lineup this year VIII
Practically be: Forwards, Foster. Farrolly. heeier
GonnolIy: point Thorpe or Lppe' cover point
Murphy: goal. Whitney. III. ,,o
The Dwight team has been organized with Frame
az captain. and Fling manager There are
about fifteen candidates. , c
Owing to the efficient work OF Van kleeck 20
tun'hia Institute will he represented by strong
,sarn this season Its lineup has been decided az
follows. Forwards smith Le"ls al Jvis,,sr,s ne.
Mccain; point Naething: cover point "lliiams'
goal Camp ~ 49,. III, h the sap,e "a.
taa, GEAR with two exceptions. and these men
niscsS Will be filed by exceptionally strong play
P.n"N' Erorn nresent Indications. the struggle LOT
re championship will probably be between pe
Ia sale and Cutler with the odds IN favor OF the
The Columbia Grammar team has about twenty
candidates and the team VIII De ORGANIZED next
week
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17
COLUMBIA FULL OF LIFE.
HER PRACTICE MARRIED. HOWEVER nv INry.
CUsABLE FUMBLEs.

CUsABLE FUMBLEs.
Inc Football practice at Columbia yesterday was
Iui' oi me- although the men were responsible for
several inexcusabe fumbles. Morley seems to be
improving in condition and play He is becoming
prohcient IN kicking and sends Tong. high punt
Mcheskell alternated with Niedlinger at left end
ana made several fine tackles. Knapp back in
his regular place at left tackle ana made big holes
In the scrub line. Larendon is improving in his line
oucking. Weekes made touchdown in yesterdays
pracuce after a twenty yard run around the end
With good interference he is a star man for he can
outrun any other man on the team. While he is
young, he uses his head to good advantage, and
lodges we'll.
In the practice yesterday the varsity had no
trouble In scoring four touchdowns. The scrub
TOOK the bal on the varsity fifteen yard line. but
rehnquished II on downs. The varsity then began
a series OF line and end plays which brought the
BAL TO the scrub twenty yard line. when Weekes
skirted the left end for a touchdown. The scrub
gained by a series OF trick plays. II forced 10
kick, and Weekes downed in his tracks. There
was ar exchange Of punts and the varsity finally
scored After this the varsity given the ball
on the college twenty yard line and the opposing
line was strengthened by five additional men The
varsity succeeded in scoring twice
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17
HUNTSMEN FOLLOW THE PACK.
THE MEADOW BROOK CLUB HAS SPIRITED
CHASE OVER FIELD AND MEADOW

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CHASE OVER FIELD AND MEADOW.
Hempstead Long Island Nov IS (speciaD -
Many we'll known people from Manhattan jour
neyed to Long Island to participate in the drag
hunt that was held by the members OF the Meadow
Brook Hunt Club the fields and meadows on
the south side Of Long Island this afternoon A
more perfect day for the chase could not have
been wished for and both the huntsmen and their
spirited hunters entered into the sport with great
dash and vim The meet took place at Meadow
Brook Park near the country seat Of Ralph "
Ellis Seventeen members OF the party were In
the saddle and large number Of men and women
were In traps and carts. The throw on occurred
near Golf Coin City. and the eagerness OF the pack
showed that haste makes waste" for they were
al fault for moment However. they the
mace and the work for the hunters and riders was
cut out.
From Meadow Brook Park the trail took long
circular route and led the south for several
miles TO within short distance OF the Hampstead
Farm where a check called. The kill occurred
at the Plain Edge Church. on tho edge OF the
Hampstead Plains.
Those who in the saddle and in carriages
were Mr. and Mrs. James L. Kernochan. Mr.. and
Mrs C. Albert Stevens Mrs. E. 7. Cushing Mrs.
Adolph IAdenburg Mrs. J. (. s. Hidden. Ralph
y Ellis Make Stevenson William c. Hayes
Ernest Hayes II. l. Herbert. Mr.. Cameron. Will
lam A Hazard Mrs. Robert Townsend, MI and
Mrs Warren Baltazzi Mr. Newton Mr and Mrs
n VI Hartman. Sidney Dillon Ripley, Mr. and
Mrs Robert Stevens Newbury II. Frost. Mr.. and
Mrs II Van Rensselaer, Kennedy and a number
from visiting hunt clubs
day afternoon The meet WIFI take place the
syossett Cross Roads at o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17
coon uopx or PRINcEToNs TEAM

prl,cetor y 7 Nov. l6-Yesterdays fierce play
,ng o. ,ba yors,tv against the scrub was repeated
to-day and resulted more favoraby to the iofine,
team II was the first lineup against the scrub that
students have been allowed TO see this week Lu
consequently the bleachers were hheu. " 80
had tbIngs tbetr own way to-day and the men tore
through the scrubs line for three touchdo"ns IN
q twenty minute half After repeated drives through
the line by McClave and McCord the int'er smashed
through the right tackle for touchdown. Hutchih-
son get the next touchdown on pretty III" Vi
iorty-hve yards through the whole sc'uo team
McClave added the third touchdown IN plunge
through the left tackle Mills kicked all the goals
Mass tackle and short end runs were the prin-
cipal plays used. Pel and Booth are still out OF
the game. Barnard played centre and Lloyd lelt
tackle Poe and Lathrope alternateo at rlfht eho'
knight tried at halfback. Wheeler ano MATHS
alternated at fullback The team showed much
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17
TOR1As BEATS DOUGLAS.

Florian Tobias. OF the Knickerbocker Athletic
Club. and Walter G. Douglas. Of the New-fork
Athletic Club came together last night In the
amateur handicap billiard tournament at Schaefer
Academy. Forty-second-st and Broadway, and
Tobias won by go to 1872. after an exciting game
Tobias made an average OF PASS his best runs
being IS Il and a. while Douglass average was
25l-S7 and his highest runs Il. II and Il,
Servatius and EstabrOOk will meet In the maj
game tonight, and IL the latter wins ne VIII ne
Serva tius will win FIRST with clean score OF four
Victories and Tobias and Estabrook Will be tied
for second place.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17
ROWING RACES AT CAMBRIDGE.

Cambridge Mass, Nov 1.-THE class OF hrst men
NJ Harvard took wettng in manly fashion to-day
,r the fall races between the Newell and Weld
clubs held on the regular class course on the
Charlie. River -Four crews were entered the hrst
and second Weld crews and the hrst and second
Newell crews. The water was rough. but the time
minutes and Sc l-5 seconds was good for the con-
diton The first Weld won, with the first Newell
second. and the second Weld and second Newell
followed The first Newell crew was composed OF
four varsity men and four class crew men, and the
result was another triumph for Donovan. the Weld
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17
BOys ARM AND HAND IDENTIFIED.

It was learned yesterday that the arm and hand
OF a boy found Wednesday night clinging 10 the
steampipe between the locomotive and baggage
car OF a New-York. New w-Haven and Hartford train
by a car inspector in the Grand Central station.
belonged TO a boy killed In Bridgeport Conn. The
train left New Haven at 40 o'clock and reached
the city at lis. The engineer did not know any
thing about the accident till Car Inspector Barker
looked over the engine and saw the fragments.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17
PENNS CROSS COUNTRY TEAM

Phlladelpha a. Nov 1.-THE cross country team to
represent the University OF Pennsylvania at the inter
collegiate cross country Morris Park. n. Y.
November IS. has been chosen to-day as follows:
Grant Mechllng Baillee. Stuart and Standin The
Pennsylvanians think their chances are bright for
a victory. Captain ALEC" Grant. who holds the
American intercollegiate record for the two mile
run Is picked 70 win the individual Championship.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17
WEST PoINT-ANNAPOL1s GAME

Washington. Nov. l6.-Great interest is being
manifested In military and naval circles in the
football game between teams from the Military
and Naval academies which is to take place at
Franklin Field, Philadelphia on December 2 Near
ly all the officers OF both branches OF the service
stationed In this city and vicinity are making ar
rangements to attend the game Secretary Root
has engaged car 10 take over a party OF friends
and II is likely that similar arrangements will be
made by high officials OF the Navy Department.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17

PHroVement wsPH in offensive play and their line held
worl nc MTSSlave and Hutchinson put up the star
tba ne second half was secret and consisted for
tae ~ nus pdrt In blocking kicks and in drilling the
back ias's "a, also had practice in puntng and the
gana On emo running. Kafer has retired from the
Salie @ as ms father objects to his PLAYING Brokaw
est on ne ed and will remain here the rest OF the
nat =, shor, fast and aggressive work will he a
tochoa tne ilges practice tomorrow as finishing
saires Tor the Washington and jefferson game on
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17
THE RACETRACK.
THE RESULTS AT BENNINGs.


Washington. Nov. 1.-THE NTH days racing Of
the fall meeting OF the Washington Jockey Club
drew another good sized throng to the Bennings
track to-day number Of scratches made the
fields smaller than usual. but speculation was
again brisk. Summaries:
First race Lightweight handicap; for twoyear olds and
J. won Lady Lindsey. 100 O1awson). 10 and 10 2.
second; Alouette 100 % Connor) 10 l. third Time
selling; two-yearolds hve furongsl-Re-
vonah. ~ (Dangmanl. 2 Fleu-on 100 90 Con-
nor to and to s. second Back Talk 100 (Clawson)
Thrd race selling: for three-year-olds and upward
non-wnners Of 5000 in 1899 six turonssoI'gffo0n llS
to / and g. second; Incandescent O2 Mcintyre
70 / third. Tine 15A.
Fourth race selling; two-year-olds non.winn~s Of
CDanRman) II j. won; Sir Guy. 1o3 % COnnor o 70
recond; Jucoma 100 Cw. Meanyl. 10 to l. third Time
Fiftb race Chandcap: three-yearods and upward mile
and a furlong)-warrenton I6 (oConnorl 70 D. won
bansor IS % ,b,a !S T,me @ Beau Ideal
ENTITIES FOR TOMORROW
First race Selling three-year-olds ana upward one
mile and nifty yards)-'Judge Magee So Weller. e;
Tyran 90: Althea Our Nellie Goal Runner, 80 Inc
Gardner Bondman. 1902: Chvarous. 1885, Maurice. lO1
Decimal Lotts Sheyne Jugglery, Phitter Fluke
100: Grandeur. 1O3 Monometallist. lO5
furlongs,-Come TO order. Ellen Terry speedmas Cen
eral shafter Darwin False Alarm. Prince Florist iIeh
B. 81; Havelock. Napoleon Bonaparte. Golden LINZ
Fourth race (handicsp. six furlongs)-La vega
Grandeur 100. Magic Light. los Sidney Lucas lZo ~
iare IiO: Precursor l22; First Whip ll2 Hagerdoh'
Ffth race Chandicap mile and one hundred yards1@e
Maurice Dr. Parker, 80. Kinnikinic IL Irlo 10
Caporal. e2.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17
GOLF CLUB MAY DIsBAND.

Nutley y. j.. Nov. 10 (SpeciaD.-The Nutley Golf
Club will hold a meeting on Saturday night at the
home Of the Nutley Field Club. to decide on the
advisability Of disbandng a golf club. Most OF
its members have joined the new Iountakah Coun-
CIh
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17

The Excelsior club. OF Brooklyn VIII IoIom I'd
established custom and attend the
football game tomorrow. About twen'y-ilve s,- me.
bers Of the club with George sdent viii start
at 7s % p M to-day and will have Two spgc'a (Which Sf
the COrsair and wagner NV
thev v,iti return an Saturday evening
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17
FOX THE pUGILIsT. REARREsTED

1ohn Fox. whose glove contest with Henry APPEL
ST the Pelican Athletic Club. in Brooklyn. on
Saturday night. ended fatally for APPEL at the Nor
wegian Hospital. South Brooklyn on Wedne,sasy
bsli OF 81 500 and pleaded not guilty 10 charge
Of homicide.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17
number. made up entirely of natives of the United
THE COLUMBIA TOURNAMENT SERIES

THE COLUMBIA TOURNAMENT SERIES
Oriental proved TO be double winner last night
in the Columbia League tournament at scniusinss
Columbia alleys. One e-hundred-and-fourth-st ana
Columbus-ave. Both the Riverdaie and Mornmsss
side teams beaten by the Oriental nve ~
Morningside suffered second defeat az tne nan.s
OF Riverdale In the odd game. The scores io'o"'
FIRST GAME
Oriental .. 90 III 2s6 $40 AZ 500 5e1 665 1Ss ~ ~
Riverdale 10 l23 2if 2s4 35 AS ozz 70 o's "
Orenal-Miichell 7O Lehnert. i5I; Vogel Iss G fosh
ermel 2O7: Gihaus, i58 Riverdale-Aonanan i'o' "'-
100. Brouwer. Il6. Ebling l54 Zollinger. .ioo
SECOND GAMB
RiverdaIe .s So 1852 pa 3ig 2S5 40 $50 e4 I39 -
Mornngsde ..S2 i4T 24l 32f 800 4I4 $50 OF fzi "s
Riverdale-Monaban 1876 Cole. 1871 Brouwer lsx. 1or
linger l76 Ebling 110 M0rnngsie-Ayres. 49, hyu>s'
100. Dohn. 1856 Madden. i43. Dancourt l3f.
THIRD GAME.
Oriental .. 81 1863 2sO s35 40 523 coo Gao 7.6 -
Mornngsde 1862 257 33s 404 497 5Is $50 5is $40
Oriental Mitchell I73 Lehnert. lI Noge! 49, koth-
ermel. 49, Ghaus 0i Morniagsde-AyIes. loo' hymes'
l6s. Dohn. iG7 Madden. Ia: Doncourt l5l
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17
GOTHAM WINS TWICE.

The Gotham team won two games last night In
the Arlington National tournament. at the Arling-
ton Alleys in St Marks Place. both totals being
well above the 500 mark Oradel the odd game
from Linwood by over 100 pins. The evenings
scores follow:
FIRST GAME.
r,,voos - 90 125 2iO 800 $40 Az 5i4 6os $50 737
oradel l76 249 323 4Oo 46 5dl eSS ItS s4s
IAnwood-Brennan. i45: courtenay. 1872: Downes. its
Kennedy l43: Daley. l0s. Oradell--Reicherd, 1913
schmidt l40. Kaempf 1876. Dippel l7+; Restle. III
SECOND GAME.
r,,,oo. ss 1873 202 PSI 3e3 423 75e
Gn,bsn ~ l03 1872 2s9 $50 49T 631 6i2 Ti5 500 ssi
IJnwood-Br-nnan 1922 Courtensy i43: Downes. l50
Kennedy 1871; Daley. III Gotham-Heiles. l5l; Dame
felsen is5 i79 schwach. is1 schliehte i79
THIRD GAME
c.borr ..s4 l6i pa 2sl 4l3 4T3 5is 6S 726 SIS
0raaeli ...6s i29 2i3 3OT 3s2 46s 644 e2i 700 7s1
Gotham-Heiles 1876; Dannefelsen. l4l Bachman. lT6:
echwAch l54; schlichte. 1872 Oradell-Reicherd iig.
schmidt I47. Kasmpf. i59. Dippel. i5o Rsstle. is2
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17
TAYLOR FREAKS TWO RECORDS

Chicago, Nov 16.-"Mator' Taylor secured two
more worlds records to-day He reduced the half
mile record from 40 25 seconds TO 40 is seconds and
the third OF mile from q % seconds o l-5 sec
onds. Taylor was paced by a motorcycle carrying
ehielde
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17
BOXING.

Peter Maher and KID Mccoy were matched
Yesterday TO fight at the Coney Island Sporting
S,Iub on December H.
Jimmy" Handler and Frank Mcconnell. pro-
teee OF Tom Sharkey. will be the principals In
a twenty-five round bout at the Broadway Athletic
Club tonight
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17
GILBERT TWICE A WINNER.

The Gilbert Council won two games In the BROOK
lyn Royal Arcanum series last night at Trainors
alleys Reid ana Gates aves.. Brooklyn. The scoses'
FIRST GAME
ssrf gTassrny s I I 3 e 3 1 s @ 80 80 -. st ss sSs
Fraternity CouncnIee. 2i Higgins, iss Brown. 10:
Fen d l4s dTn $g % ssrt Tsn its No.
SECOND GAME.
Fraternity Council 90 ls6 2so $50 40 ss SIS ~
Brookyn-lark i'9 Cook ia spencer ~. raSS, ,ss
Brown. 1877: Field 1875 Griffin. ia.
THIRD GAME
Brooklyn IIS @ s s3s 1913 90. .S2 3 8. Sss S eG St
Brooklyn Coune-Cark. ~; Cook 1886 spencer ~: ~
Tabor III Hooran 1874 Gilbert councii-Andersen iS';
Fuller. DID, Hager 100: Berds 1873 Van Issse' "f'
NATIONAL LEAGUE TOURNAMENT GAMES.
The Pontiac wheemen won two high games last
night in the National League tournament at Starrs
alleys. No 3l2 West Fifty-nnth-st stern's bowling
was the feature OF the evening, for he put up
games OF 2ll and 255. The odd same was captured
by the Americus team. The nights scores follow;
FIRST GAME.
Es.siss;o R4n1s M IS @ s 3 s q: s s s s s s 4sa 81
Pontacsevers. 1876: clinch 222 stern 2ii Ke,:lsr.
l25: Boehm. ie5 A. shiman. l4i: Kahisdort. i7o
SECOND GAME.
1%:5SS; I Iss s s go ~ a. SO s ss9 I 5s 5s @ S
49,
Americus-Heitzman III Booth IsO Cook. is9. sles.
Zenn l69 Boehm. 1876: A. shiman. i69: Kshsdorf ISL
THIRD GAME.
Pontiac ....s2 i32 DDS 1913 40 5i4 eos 7o2 so4 es
Americus 90 Isl 274 347 40 500 COG 674 T6e SO
Pon,aesever: i5s clneh: 49, Stern 25s Ksss,s sa;s
i73: Cook 100; slee. l44 Trendenthal. 10.
TWO HIGH GAMES FOR BELvIDERE FIVE
The crack Belvdere five. last years winners.
rolled high games last night in the Harlem League
tournament at Thum & Kohlsdorf's Palace alleys.
ne-hundred "A nd twenty y-hfth-st. and Thrd-ave.
With 5 and 933 their credit they beat the Cortn
THAN and Knckerbocker teams easily. the odd
game going to the latter. The scores:
FIRST GAME
Corinthian 1Os $50 254 1913 e15 787 So
wood. 10; Heies. 1877 Corinthians. Walter 1l9; Mut
ford. 1916; Warner. 1926; Landman. 2l3; Holden l5s.
SECOND GAME.
Kncxerbocker .s2 IA 270 4sl 572 CAT 10 eu
Corinhian SO 1876 Hi 2s7 3sT 466 522 6O3 Sss I'll
Observation-Disclosures l47: la Forrest 14s: Snyder.
1s7. Pump. 1872 Lehrpach. 1877. Corinthians. Water.
14s Mulford l72 Warner, 100. Landman, i26: Holden,
los.
THIRD GAME.
Belvdere 1877 2T3 33s 42s 500 5e4 7s0 1e8 eS3
Knckerbocker al l63 $50 364 447 5l3 607 6s5 III S<
Belvidere-Hotaling i79 Newkirk 1856: Ill., III; Lock-
wood. 22i: Hees. 1856 knickerbocker-Meyer, l31i Ia
Forrest. 1871 snyde~, 10; Pump. 1876 Lehrbach. is4
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17
CYCLING.
TO THE OTHER SIDE FOR RIDERS
NOTES AND COMMENTS.

The limit OF speed OF bicycle has not
been reached, and in the opinion OF some OF the
experts II is only a matter Of time before some OF
the American riders will be able to travel a mile
minute behind pace. When Charles NJ. Murphy,
the veteran rider, went mile behind locomotive
in 81 4-5 seconds the performance was considered
wonderful, and the press the other side OF the
Atlantic Ocean refused to give credence to the re-
port. Nov the fastest colored rider OF the world
has just ridden a mile in Chicago behind motor
pace in 1l9. Still the criticism Is made that
Major Taylor used wind shield in his effort TO
beat Father Time. The best previous record was
that made by z. A. McDufee. IN. without
shield of any sort. Still. the record made by the
colored man is wonderful. and the opinion is prev
aent among those who pretend to know anything
about cycle racing that the one in this coun-
try who is pable OF beating the record is Nc
Duffee McDuffees work this season has been
remarkable. ii is q significant fact that these two
men. who among others have remained with the
League OF American Wheelmen, have divided be-
None OF the outlaw riders with the possible eXcep
tion OF Elkes. have accomplished anything In the
season worthy OF special mention. This fact seems
be illustrated when II is noted that the pro-
moters OF indoor meet 10 be held in this city
next month have had TO scour all Europe in the
hope of getting riders whose names will help gate
receipts One OF these imported riders, Albert
terday. He is a little bit OF man, but his friends
say that lie is a good rider behind pace. Possibly
race between Champion and Elkes might be in
teresting
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17
bye holes not playe

Miss Heron also won the bogie contest with
score of down. the boyle score arranged Tor the
match being Sc In the womens putting matcn
at thirty-six holes Miss Underhill was the winner
with total Of 81 Mrs. Ashmore being second az
S. To-day the tournament will come to an end
with a best bali fOursome at eighteen holes,
medal play The summary OF the putting match
follows:
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17
HARVARD READY FOR THE FRAY.

Cambridge Mass. Nov. l6-From the mar Ea.u
point OF view the great game with Yale alone re-
mains 10 be played. The team tonight Is IN reaui
ness for the contest. To-day's practice cohsls'eu
only of signal work TO put the perfectng touches
on the PLAYS number Of coaches were pieSe"'
a. the nraotice. but Dibble and Wrenn were tle
only ones to take any active part In the drecIlo"
OF the team. All the minor details OF the ioIli1a @
,,ons yrere carefully watched; otherwise the prac
tice was solely to keep the men in their pressns
good condition Tomorrow there VIII DC 80
Ngbt signal work The team Will stay III -
brispa nm n the time Of the game and VIII no'
risk any change of air. For minute or "S rwo 70 "
day TIE varsity lined up against the sesono tbe
6ook G ttern1t 10 block few Kicks. e, AItsi S tI
prsc,lce winch lasted for han an hout S'
Burnetf .ried a few goals from the nelu news alayen
As tbis was the last day for the stcO- % ,ere ali
who viii break training tomorrow theS We"
frisky. - .hoerad the var
sitv en- n-husiastically. Eight OF the" WIZ ~ ny
as subsritlIfes 10 the varsity. - Hsooyared
The Cambridge Fire Department .rds nas the exits
thai IN caee ~ a fire in the grandstatos ~ haye in
provided are inadequate. Therefore, oHoS nS9,th stand
Sisted upon TWO exits being cut IN the rows ont
opposite nc SFteen ward lines. This thro"SS ~ nar
number OF seats already sold. ana adus ~ '''
pextes OF an embarrassed mahase"ei"
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17
FIRST GAME
FOR THE JUVENILE CHAMPIONSHIP.

A match game for the juvenile championship OF
New-York City will be bowled on the Uncle Sam
alleys on Thursday evening November %. at
o'clock between August Kahl, OF the lEtna Bowl
ing Club and George Fraenkle, who claims TO be
ne champion Juvenile bowler OF New-York City.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17
DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONTENTION.

TIME AND PLACE TO BE FIXED AT COMMIT
TEE MEETING IN WASHINGTON ON
JANUARY OR FEBRUARY H.
Washington Nov ia meeting OF the Demo
cratic National Committee will probably be held
in this city January or February IL. CnAsr-
man James K Jones has settled on these two
6a,as az his own choice. and by his instructions
secretary Johnson has Iust completed the WORK OF
requesting members OF the committee TO send by
letter their preference OF the two dates suggested
bv Chairman Jones. At this meeting the commits
tee will decide the time and place for holding the
next Democratic National Convention.