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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-17
DENIED BY RUSSELL SAGE.
REPORT OF NEGOTIATIONS BY WILLIAM ho' M
TELLER FOR CONTROL OF THE STAND
ARD GAS COMPANY.

REPORT OF NEGOTIATIONS BY WILLIAM RoChH-
TELLER FOR CONTROL OF THE STAND
ARD GAS COMPANY.
The following statement. purporting to De OH INV
authority of a director OF the Standard "ds No"'
pany. was made public yesterday In wan o"'e..
william Rockefeller has been engaged doI and
u 49, 81 the Standard Gas Company LOT w
nurpose OF purchasing control oil the se0"'
the standard company -, r.o,.oto,lor has with
In he last few months called upon ne VGItondaTd
the company a, various ,aT made cash offer
for the holdings Of the officers and GreG,Gr' for
other stockholders TO receive 's seu SAM
NJ "Rockefeer's offer was considered ny my 5nt
men with whom he conferred with me R9(ockefeier
fhev formulated and submitted 20 VI rftcbfIx n.
nv - nronosifon providing for shgnuH ~
creased price and certain privileges iVi Air
tockholders in connection with consoi ,;or
90%aCoier now has this offer under Cohsloe ,no
lie may accept II at any time ana IN, NJ nv The
bargain will be carried out in good '"''" ~
ssno are Interests which Mr. Rockefeller ana ms
associates represent already cohuoI ~" ,b stand
",.o-y Gas companv in this city except tnc .a,,id
erS'S ~ Ca nurchase of this company by them w9uiu
give them a monopoly OF tho gas ""S"''
York city.
r.,o ,,,,ho,,,citv OF this statement could not ne
established yesterday and some houses
l.. identified with gas interests we're not 'u'"''"
t,.o =, a largo measure OF crcdencc. 'onsoh-
49,, css ranged Yesterday on the Stock l-Ncud,,sc
botween o1a9 and 22l. closing at ~ net ~ con,
for tho day OF Ia per cent us Seasor,ta nros
arallv ascribed 10 the apparently laVo' MI Mi 4
rort Of the success OF the Astoria gas ""' ~ ~
hany - william Rockefeller
o., bis home 10 $50 Fifth-avo.. but ar. roc"
SueT dec med 10 say anything about me leP1 Sttb
P1,sse Sare was seen AZ his home. NO -" r. ~ ~
II 1I Ia maj nothing had hecn done IN 'ny
Wv OF a change Of The conirol ol .I'y ~ etch
Gas COMPANY and mat he 'N''0'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-17

FIGHT NAY GO no CONVEY ISLAND.

William a Brady and Martin Julian. representing
Teffries and Fitzsimmons respectively. met yester-
dav afternoon TO consider bids for the proposed
FIGHT for the heavyweight championship. W. T.
GRAY on behalf Of the Westcheftor Athletic Club
,e,euyed his offer Of purse Of s2l.0co without any
prjviicees The Coney Island Athletic Club offered
500 90 with Gs % per cent Of the prohts OF the
nicture privileges. H. p. Taylor. who said that he
was the promoter and responsible representative OF
a San Francisco syndicate, said he "o"id give a
s2o On purse and % per cent OF the picture priv
uoeos r r williams OF this city then made an
offer which oyershadowed all the others. He said
that II was the intention Of number of responsive
men 10 erect . building AT Bergen Beach "hi,h
would accommodate twenty thousand people 10
said that he would give all the receipts OF me neht
and the entire picture privileges. less the amount
Of The cost Of the erection Of the building u"
asked for q weeks delay in order 10 make the oner
more definite The men agreed 10 meet again At
tho same place a week from to-day. IL Is he
Heved that the fight will take place IN the building
OF the old Coney Island Athletic Club at Coney
Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-17
A. A. r. GYuNASTIC CONTESTS

The gymnastic championships ~ the Ama,.-,
Athletic Union will be given under the auspices n,
the Knickerbocker Athletic Club. in the club thA
atre and gymnasium. tonight. These compsn
lions include the horizontal bar, long and sS,
horse flying rings. parallel bars. individual ,ur
bling and rope-climbng These championship,
which are National. have attracted considerable a.,
tentlon In tho last three years. and additional IN
terest will be lent the coming contests by the rso
resentative gymnasts taking part.
Several Of the leading colleges and unvers!tn
have entries. among them being 4. 3 De Young
of Columbia. and r ". Hall. OF Harvard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-17
TALK OF PRETENTING SUNDAY 1hHiNN'
-. ,.,,.rprrrrn STORY or OLD AGREEMENTS
RY THE LACKAWANNA NOT 70 OPEN
All OK s1.NDAY u MAD1s0N

1orris+oUr y j. March 16-Whiie the people
~ otber pla,es are welcoming the running OF sun
dav trains over the Delaware Lacka"ahh'S M"
Western Railroad there is talk - Madison 'n7i
there will be an effort to prevent trains paSs'',s
through that place on Sunday. D. Wills James Is
so,d IN no the man with tho club when Is 10
nrevent he running Of the trains. io refuses an
soutely to discuss the matter. and his represent"
tives are also rouceut. The talk Of stopping 'he
trains Is based upon alleged provisions OF an agree
mont between the road and those from whom II
bought property years ago
It Is said that when Charles johnson sold land 70
the road 10 enable II TO pass through Madison ana
again when IL wished to doube-track the me
clauses were inserted liz the agreements 10 tne
eject thai the land never 10 be useu Ior gun
6aV trains This assertion IS though; 10 De un.
foIndod unless there is in existence an aereeiIsie
made independent Of the deeds There are mr. te
Gee5s I'm the office Of the County CLERK mere "hicH
annear 10 cover all the ground bouSHt by me com
raiy from Johnson In none y these DEEDS does
ihcre appear anything forhidd.ng the rulilIns %
sunday trains nor can there be found any asree
ncnt to thal effect. .. - . aood or
agreement did exist it could be set aside on me
eTound that conditions had changed from me uHle
& vas made and that although not contrary 10 me
riblic interests when II was made IL mas sIhce NC
so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-17
NEW GOLF LINKS " JERSEY CRY.

Owing to the cncroachmont Of several now resi-
dences upon a portion OF the links OF the Jersey
CITY Golf club. I'm the West Bergen section OF Jcr-
soy CITY. the Board 81 Governors has secured a
lease the old Kaiser farm Of twenty seven
acres. west Of West Side-ave.. and between Com
munipaw and Duncan aves. With the available
part Of tho present plot this makes nifty acres
The club has also leased the old Kaiser farm
house. old-fashioned. roomy building just west
Of West slde-ave., near Belmont-avc.. for a club.
house The present clubhouse. al No. q Gautier-
ave. will be occupied until plans for a new club
house adopted. II has not been decided
whether to remodel the farmhouse or build new
structure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-17
CYCLING.
MANUFACTURING TO FORM AN AssoCl-
ALTON, POSSIBLY A TRUST
WHAT A. G. sPALDING HAS TO SAY on THE -
JEcr-rHE SUGGESTION FIRST DISCUSSED
WHEN THE NATIONAL BOARD OF
TRADE OF CYCLE MANUFACr-
rRERs DIsBANDED.

TRADE OF CYCLE MANUFACT-
URERs DIsBANDED.
The announcement yesterday that several OF inc
nrominent bicycle manufacturers intended 10 FORM
trust created some interest for minute un"'
,hoso i, tho trade remembered that an ASSOCIATION
Ind heen srgrostod when the late Natlona ho",'
of Trade Of cycle Manufacturers dlsnano'o 'a' y
in tho winter when It was hrst susseS'o" u'''
tho BOARD OF Trale should dishand IL was S"'" wa"
some OF the prominent makers wouid s'' We. w,
and form an association Of bicycle makers n'o'
the old Board the membership consisted OF n'dhe'
I'D ,,rts nakcre and about everybody mtereS''"
in any mart Of tho bicycle industry II was sue
,.ostcd at that time that tho ne" assoc'"u"''
should consist OF makers only, as the partS =
the tire makers and the dealers had ALREADY or'"e"
their own associations ,,
G. SpaIding who is said 10 be the I'"u''S
shirt in the new association was seen Yesterday
o,d said that he had been in communication WI"
several Of the most important manufacturers u "
cvcIoq throughout the country, ana I'un" wa
there was disposition on their part /" '''"
ee.hor IN some alliance or WORKING "Ii""e 80,
which would produce improved conditions J" -"
t,.6e and maintain the high standard OF na""'"o'
.,.t ~, economies resultant from such com
,t,o,io, Such an alliance all felt woul" nc ~
,he intorest not only % the manufac'urerS' ""'
NJ the dealers in and riders OF bicycles
1-nder this agreement, he said tho pubic "ou'u
bove tho benefit Of the reduction IN price VIM
hos heen announced by the different companies w.
tho 80 wheels and yet have the Fua'""'co '
,hey ara Of the highest class and that inc -"
oriori,v and skilled workmanship which nave oh"i
a.,orized the chief brands In the trade heIe'o,
fore would be strictly maintained. The propose
alliance would be tho bases OF cash purc"ase
~ tho various plants. which would insure Wv
Capitalization Of the concern along oohSei va
tive lines and enable the alliance 10 n''' 90
mil
49, character or quality Of the article manuiac'-
ured. - . ,hts business said Mr..
. Al Itei - NAT II would probably result IN AZ
Increased foreign trade in American 0rogn makers
under conditions with which Inc Mr.. spaidmg
refused to make any detailed stateme' or as to give
plans Oh we 20 Tho concerns which have agreeu ~
co-ODeTato.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-17
4 W. APPOINTMENTS.

President keenan, of the League OF am %,
v-beolnan announces the appointment Oh INC 10
lowing special representatives OF inc y, t1,nos
49,, raIt.I p Doncvson. Topeka r. T. Myler' Plus
t,,r, Tbese representatives may be given tne au-
tboTitv TO grant sanctions and to have al Inc
,,oUers Of the regular members OF the boaro eN''''
n vote in the meetings. &, ,bo
chairman Gerlach Of the Racing boaru - ~ ,,'
city comforting with President hee"a" 80 no
ra-,rc matters for the coming year pan u ~
',,a 1,rin, the season is being outlined ana
o,,rced T. is expected that tho uncertain.
IN cvciing circles Will be dsPelled .sfoT House
meeting OF the Racing Board d. '"'
lac mi oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-17
SUMMARIES AT SAN FRANCISCO.

San Francisco. March 16-Weather showery'
,rook slonpv at Ingleside to-day. The hfth race
was declared on
u.,, raco Csolnr one r,iie)-Annowan. 90 g. Rein),
20 I and s 10 D. won. Tim. 96 Cray, . N ana
10 :; second Bonnie lone. 100 a. Fo"e' ~ l" l. "'''
Time :43ia. H. rr,,,. ye,,
"a S2eff, TO q won Mortgage. 10 fMcNickes). N
. and I 10 ? second; Carlo 1906 Gray. - N l. thr'
Tlme-O.jp. III, . . .-,r,e-,-
GraTgor fi5 Ni2'tioD. 10 !. won, Dur"sa' l-o
q to T. third Tine-22+it. 90 ,
Forth race ceiling: mile)-Rey Hooker los a.
ra.,oii 70 I won; Jerry Hunt li2 re jones'. IN :
and ( 10 ; second Espionage. 100 dGennessyD. 70 ."
third Time 49,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-17
IN HONOR or KEEyAN'S BIRTHDAY.

The annual celebration Of the jefferson Cluo was
held last night at the clubhouse in Seventh
St between Avenues and D. The celebration
was held in honor Of the sXty-second birthday OF
CITY Chamberlain Keenan,. There were several hun
dred members and guests present, including many
city officials. A vaudeville performance was given
and Mr. keenan, received the congratulations OF an
rresent Among those present were Judges New
burger Schuchman GieGerich Goldiogle ana Lynn
Register Fromme Congressman Sulzer. captain NC
ClSskv Police Commissioner Abel. Senator Coney.
District Attorney Gardner. Senator Timothy SUN
van Sheriff Dunn and Patrick Driver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-17
CRICKET.

NEW JERSEY ATHLETIC CLUB TO hNIEN 4"'
TEAMS FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP
The cricket contingent Of the New-Jersey h,hie'''
Club have elected the following officers LOT INC en-
suing season: Captain Team \. {. T. huru''cI
captaln Team r. c. Howell Clarke; secre'"i!'
f. Kelly No. As Danforth-ave.. jersey ny -, =,
..,,io committee G. T. Hurdtch. James D.
t5o,d e Howell Clarke. +. T. Kelly and Alexander
Forbes. .o .ooros IN
I, has been decided TO again enter two teams III
the championship schedule Of the MeIopo''. van
n,s,rict Cricket League. and the selection OF '.e
dolccates TO that organization was let III Inc Nous
-. ~ Executive Committee The clup expects an
o! tlieii,, itisv season Games have already DeeI
uIua15ed with the University OF Pennsyvahla anu
a. 5irford College and IT is expected that team
rom the club win make tour OF 'ahaua III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-17

Time .f3k -" tki,A
Second selling: six and one-ha, o..
Colonel Cassidy. lO2 lMtcheD. to won N.i' ,nssl-
100 tBspng). 10 and 10 3 second: VI re Prize.
a.. Jacksonj, II 70 !. third. Tlme-l.22& - no ~ q
Third rare Selling mile and thra. 49,
Jim Conway 100 tOconnorl. to s. won: Rqsbssaath'l
,yTrfrLfS % h ana 10 ,essnd Sadie Lew
Fourth (sevsn furlongsj-God Foy o. nm,
to won Baraiaria. lol oDupee,. 10 ara scnslD
second Tallahassee. i0f COd0m) , 10 / I'M
i 2s N"'' Trs
Firth race Ceiling. one mile and an eighth, n
Zeno 100 fDdom). 10 2 won; Z0lo iO2 Ut"isI-fflas
! and 70 second Mamie l.. 100 Ross 70 Z -, % :,
Tlme-i.J7h ~ l. tsri
sixth race (selllng. seven furlongs)-Fln,a, o.
10 !. disqualified Briggs. III PetermanJ 6 "a sso
Tendresse. ~ tOfonnorl, 10 and to II 80
Tut Tut Sc (MitcheD, 10 l. third Time oots e"ad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-17
SHOOTING.
DAILY WINS THE OAKLEY HANDICAP At LONG
RRANC1I-GOoD SCORES MADE.

nav WINS THE OAKLEY HANDICAP At LONG
RRANCH-GOoD SCORES MADE.
or, Branch. y J.. March 1G (SpeciaD-'rhe OAK
,ey Handcap the first shoot Of the year at the Elk
wood Park traps. drew n large crowd OF sporting
mon this afternoon There were seven contestants
Including such well-known cracks as Elliott lVihS'
DaIv and Morley. Tho handicap and silver ioVlhs-
cun the latter being presented by Miss Anne OAK
Low were won by Phil DAILY. jr after close hn'sh
with Elliott and Lewis" DAILY missed only TWO
birds in twenty-five. lie killed straight up 10 the
.icbteenth round when he lost a rapid left quar-
torer ont Of bounds. He also failed 10 score MS
,vrentv-fourth bird left quarterer Lewis ana
Elliott each finished with twenty-five Kills. hllott
missed two BIRDS in his first string OF hVe' "hich
eno,ed his chances of winning He missed only
one more in twenty-his thirteenth. Lewis also
dronped three Morley and Quimby missed FOUR
Wood FIVE and WINS six. After the main shoot
there were series OF ten and Ave bird sweepstakes
miss and out DAILY his share In these lie
won the first ten-blrd stakes and divided In TWO
others lie also divided the money In two MISS
ordouts The star attraction OF the day was Miss
oakley She took part in two events, 4 four-plu
sveep and a miss-and-Out. and divided hrst money
with the leaders in each.
The summaries follow:
Oakley Uandicap twenty-five birds $40 entrance q 20
80 yards moneys. 90 and 40 per cent 90 yards
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-17
BOXING.

JOE" wAICoTT KNOCKS OFT BILLY" yn-,,,..
~ THE THIRTEENTH ROUND
Joe" Wslcott, coored Of this city. and "aw,
Edwards. Of Australia both fast and cleyer hov..,
were the stars last night at the reopenlng ., -.
old Broadway Athletic Club House. under 49,
auspices OF the New Broadway Athletic Club IT,.
club occupies the Old London Street building
They were matched 10 90 twenty rounds a, Il,
pounds In the thirteenth round. after A Iv.v
battle. Walcott hit Edwards s1uarey m Nh. ian
The blow was delivered with the right hand Ar,
was Of such force az 10 knock Edwards half.v,,
through the ropes. Edwards fell 10 the floor IN
helpless condition and was counted out
\ large gathering witnessed the bouf Edw,r,,
was loudly cheered when he revived, for HIS gsr.
ness Walcott was a decided favOrlte in the h..
ting He was always the aggressor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-17
BOXES SELLING FoR THE TOURNEY.
GENERAL WHEELER TO REVIEW THE TROOPS AT
THE MILITARY SHOW.

THE MILITARY SHOW.
The rapid sale Of boxes and reserved seats at
Madison Square Garden for the Military and Ath-
lctIc Tournament. which will open Monday
night shows what the welcome will be 10 the men
who have seen service in Cuba and Porto Rico.
General Joseph Wheeler will be the reviewing OFF,
GER The rough riding of Captain Dodd's troop Of
30 Cavalry the battle exercises and famous drills
Of the 18th Infantry. under Lieutenant Puger. and
the exhibition by Lieutenant McCloskey's Light
Battery + Of the 5th Artillery and the West Point
Military Acadcmy's detachment of cavalry. under
Captain HOwes will be only part Of the attrac-
tons detailed To help the tournament and thereby
help the Military Athletic League 10 provide the
means Of athletic proficiency at the Army posts
and in the Navy.
Men who were with last year before tho war
will be seen at the Garden. and the remnants OF
the cavalry and infantry including men who were
severely wounded on the battefeds. will receive
an ovation. So will General Wheeler, and he will
have a grand sight 10 look upon with the Army,
Navy National Guard, Naval Militia, and our IA
vorite Troop and the "a Battery, and all the
rest OF the pomp and circumstance or military HE
and work
The athletic contests have entries from the vari-
Gus regiments. including the list. which mas Joined
the league and VIII compete for the honor ana
prizes with the athletes from tho Isl NeW-JcTsey
and the 18th. 18Th and I'D New Y Orh.
Tho athletic contests Will include military chaIn-
piOushlps ia the l01-yard dash. 22O-yard, 4O-yard
and SSO-vard runs S60-yard heavy marching order
one-mie run, 22l-yard hurdle. one-me and two
mile bicycle races open TO the National Guard; the
handicaps the novice sack. scratch and obstacle
races and one and two mile bicycle races. with a
one-me bicycle race for novces.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-17
HOCKEY.
THE CANADIAN CHAMPIONS BEAT
PICKED NETWORK SEVEN.

THE CANADIAN CHAMPIONS BEAT A
PICKED NETWORK SEVEN.
Tho hockey game at the Clermont Avenue Rink,
Erooklvn last evening between the Shamrock
hockey team. which IS the champion team
OF Canada and n local team called the All
New-Yorks was seen by OF the largest
crowds in the rink this season. The Shamrock
team won by score Of goals TO , and outclassed
the locals at every stage of the game. The Sham
rock players were accompanied by large number
OF their Canadian friends. The playing was fast
and at times rough. Drysdale, who played point
for the local team seemed TO worry the Shamrock
players Several times when point seemed certain
he fell on the ice and stopped the puck with his
body r Phillips ran into Tansey, the Shamrock's
point. while carrying the puck down the rink. Both
fell but neither was hurt
r. Wall. Of the Skating Club OF Brooklyn, who
played on the All NewYork team. and F. Wall, OF
the Shamrock team. are brothers.
The emblem Of the Shamrock team is tho same az
that OF the New-York Athletic club. n winged foot.
only the color is green. Dolby and r. Wall are eX-
members Of the Shamrock team.
In the first half the puck rushed into the
Shamrock territory in good style F Wall succeed
ed in getting hold Of 1t and lifting It back. Farrell
got hold OF II and scored the first goal for the
Shamrocks. Farrell shot another goal before the
half was over In the second half the puck was
won by Horner OF Shamrock. b. Phillips getting
the puck away from his rivals. shot goal for the
local team. the first goal scored by them Soon
get rough after The Canadian fashion. ana the
local men seemed TO hold their r. Wall
scored 4 goal for the New Orkers pass from
Wallace. and before the game was finished Farrell
and Trihey each added a goal 10 the Shamrocks'
score making the final score goals 10 The
lineup
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-17
yrw cLE4RJyG HOUSE RECORD.

A now Clearing House record was made yester-
dav the payments Of debit balances among the as
sociated banks asgreSatinS NI4l%S2' rehecuhs the
payment Of co per cent Of the A'oh purchase
-. ~, the preceding day The record figures
for daily balances had previously been those OF
January L. Sl7l63.3l2 the Baltimore and ONO re
organization syndicate having made a payment the
dav before of 100000 to the ReoreanlZauon Cglh-
r,ittee and The normal business or the clearing
House having also been largely sweled AT that
time nv the many interest and DIVIDEND payments
fhon n progress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-17
CONVICTED or FIRsT-DEGREE MURDER.

Edward Wise Of No. 2OS West Thirtieth-st. was
convicted OF murder in the first degree by jury
IN the criminal branch of the Supreme Court yes
terday Wise was accused Of tho murder OF
Charles F. Beesley the night of November
last in West Twenty -nnth-st.. between ElShth
and ninth ayes The Jury after being out three
hours and a half brought in verdict or guilty. al
g30 o'clock last night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-17
RACING.
+IITNEY STUD.

FOUR FrLLY FOALS AT WHITNEY STUD
Lexington Ky. March 16 Speciality. {. whit
ney has now four more thoroughbred foals at La
Belle Melba has a beautiful chestnut hlly. husson
has a chestnut Glly by imp. Juhenal. Rose Stand
ism a bay nlly by Pessara. and Aunt Betsy
bav FLY by Charade. Next week SIX OF eis"'
oro mares will arrive from the East representing
recant nurchases made for Mr.. Whitney by VIII
Ian Easton II is stated that ne has also pur-
nhased from tho Forbes estate all the yearings by
INN Moddler.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-17
S[IRE@oRE5@4}SsS}[ 5 RoRI5r1tYS
ppoGRAuuE or SPORTS TODAY

NASTICS.-Annual gymnastc ch all-
,on.htns Amateur Athletic Union. khIch-
erbocker Athletic Club, p. IN.
UOCKEY.-Shamrocks against iiq d.
Clmh of New-York. Clermont Avenue hinA'
Brooklyn. $ p. IN. 80,
GOLF.-Open tournament. Palmetto 10"
Club Aiken. :. {. ,.
SHOOTING.-Hac RlVer Jun N''
tournament. Secaucus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-17
RESULTS AT NEw-ORLEANs.

Now-Orlcans. March l6-Nlnety- day cres-
rant CIV Jockey Clubs winter meeting. Weather
clear. track fast Fintan. who finished first in the
last race was disqualified for crowding Briggs.
Hothersoll suspended indefinitely for his ride
IN our clara In the second race. Three favorites
won. Summaries
t,,., raca ,ssling. ono mile)-Can ! See En-, 100
rosa 1 70 J. won. Seaport, los Dupee). 70 and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-17

sr,nlv inexcusable These men had been arres,eu,
&c ~, Informed. and proof was AT hanu W
Convict them the law was amply able 10 Pu"iS''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-17
YACHTING.
MEETING OF NETWORK CLUB TO CHOOSE
DATE FOR ANNUAL CRUISE.

The second general meeting of the Ne"-forA
Yacht Club will be held on next THURSDAY evening"
at o clock at the clubhouse. Tho date OF the an
nua cruise will be decided at the meeting. j. v D
Oddie, secretary of the club. announces tha' Ing
Club Book" will go to the printer on April IT, ana
,bot apv inflammation relative to signal, dimen-
sons etc not already furnished, should be sent 10
the club prior 20 that date. Addenda VIII CLOSE u"
NAV %