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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-03

OF the banks and others at the usurious
rates of IL to 20 per cent per annum
on mortgages. Thank God land not
plenty of corn, wheat, hogs and cat
tie; but the prices of these show
(though they have risen some, conse-
quent on the influx of gold from the
newly discovered mines Of Alaska ana
South Africa) that money is not
abundant. Corn at 50 cents and wheat
at 60 cents (for these are the average
prices received by the producers tcsti-
fy against the President that there Is
no abundance of money. Even in Eng
land, on gold basis since 1925, in
whose monetary system our foolish
financicrs have involved themselves,
the rate Of discount has been raised for
the double purpose of retaining and at
tracing money-and this has been the
situation in that money storm center
for several months past. In 1871 an
English economist of the London sta
tistical Society Csee volume 81. page
1927 said: "England is the peculiar sea,
of monetary crises. 5ust as Egypt is Of
the plague and india Of the cholera
The monetary plaques are the bane ana
opprobrum of our country" And II is
to this storm-tossed "dcrcltct' in
finance that our wise % statesmen (D
have put us in tow!
NO: there is no abundance of mon
ey for the people; nor is it of unGucs-
toned practical value for exchange ana
circulation as a currency. 1t is also Ger
tain, and ought to be obvious to all
wcll-informed persons. that we never
shall haveHsuch an abundance OF mon
ey suitable and available for the nom.
lar needs and uses under this bank ma
capital-ridden Republican party. the
subservient thrall of English policy In
business and politics, and the servne
imitator OF all the worse traits of
British life in public and private
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-03

No employee of the vlrgin.an-Pilot Pub
any obligation In the name OF the COM
pany. or to make purchases in the name
of the same, except upon orders signed by
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-03

Mems House Slippers are the most appreciated of
presents. They make home pleasure Felt and
Velvet House Slippers, 50c
Leather Slippers, Imitation Alligator, and also
Silk Velvet one with Chenille working, 75c.
Elegant Morocco Leather Slippers, in Black and
Tan, $iOO.
Fine Russia Leather Slippers $I.25.
French Kid Romeo Slippers-hgh and low cut
kid lined and hand made $I.5O.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-03

Id A Y, ID CEhfBER !
In the Forum OF to.day's virginian-
Pilot will be found communication
signed Caution" with reference to
the proposed ordinance giving the Nor
folk Street Railroad Company PERMITS
sion to extend its tracks along the edge
Of the City Park. Both the proposed
ordinance. and the comments OF eau
ton will no doubt interest the reader.
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The Virginian-Pilot is in receipt OF
No. 1, Vol. 1 Of the Arbermarle Dis
patch, published at Hartford, N. c., and
edited by Messrs. c. L. Hornaday and
e. c. Mccall. 1t is Democratic to the
core, sprightly and readable. We wish
it success.
Would it not have helped the people
to understand If that little excerpt Of
Hon. Herbert L. Smiths had been GER
titled as an introduction" and not as
q resolution?
oui oiiSS-ioiueiS, HuSiHS peen asleep
when asked for primary in the egis-
lative fight. have not yet walked up.
Some newspapers are now adopting
the old-stage scheme of "by special re-
quest!
The Councils ought to get Mr.. Rid
70
enough to reach the park.
It Is impossible for good men to be
mixed up with bad measures without
finding it out.
When an honest man finds that his
name is used for improper purposes he
will withdraw it.
Newspapers that give their valuable
opinion upon request" ought to send
in a bill.
Watch a traitor for the loudest ira.
Queer.
None OF the office holders seem to
know anything about primaries.
Who found those hay-seed in our
lamps?
T . few accounts we'll worth
peru.
Stock companies and stock books hide
the names of interested parties.
Who said we meant you? We were
talking about dishonest people.
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Don't jump too quickly. 1t is bad
policy.
The city having plenty of money
might as well wear most costly lights.
-
A boys rife brigade, to shoot birds
at $3.50 apiece. ought to be formed.
So the Country Club is to wabble
along without Sunday golf.
-
The City Council has some business
to attend to Tuesday night.
In the mean time we are not cutting
down our supply of drinking water.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS
INTERNATIONALLY ACE.
fredericksburg Free Lance.)
The close friendship between Sena-
tors Martin, Pitcher and Sanders
means that the next House of Dele
gates Will be absolutely dominated by
United States Senator Martin, and
that no bill not marked 20. X
4. S. NJ" will have any show of pass
ing the Legislature. The State has now
a second Malone at the helm of the
The sun., 1899-03-22
Racing at New Orleans.

New ORLEANS. March 21.-Two favorites
managed to win to-day. the other four events
going to outsiders. Meddler was the real good
thing of the day. being backed from threes
down to 8 to 5. He was good thing the last
time he started. but managed to get left at the
post To-day he was of in front. and although
he could not get very far away. he managed to
last long enough to win by neck from Bertha
Nell. There is beginning to be dearth OF
good jockeys. The best boys have either
gone away or are under suspension. Dupee
and Ross carried off the jockey honors. each
landing two winners. OConnor only wants to
ride favorites now. and from now on will be
to-day. finishing outside the money on each.
Summary:
First Race-Selling; one mile and q sixteenth
Jessie g., 90 CDupee). 10 to won; Prince Zeno, 100
todom) second; Rush Fields. 1ot CGuetiers. third.
Second Race-seling: one mile and 20 yards
Uhlers. 1ot (E. Ross, to l, won: Brown Vail 95
IL. JacEson>. second; Caslin. '1o7 tDupee). third.
Time. las.
Third Race-Hurdle handicap: one mile and an
eighth-udah, 1913 Uigby,. to l, won; Infammator.
134 (Kidd) second: Partner. $50 &c. Johnson.
third. Time. 2o3te
Fourth ce--Handcap; six and half furlongs-
Holden. second; Tallahassee, 1oS tOdoml, third.
Fifth Race-Selling; six furlongs-Meddler, 40
F- Ross, to 2. won; Bertha Nell l05 tDupee) sec
ond; Sister Stella, lo5 IOdom), third Time. 1:ls.
sixth Race-sellins; six furlongs-Princs Fred:
tMooiyl. seconds: Whermantiline. 1o5 (Mtcheli,
third, Time 1:l6H.
The sun., 1899-03-22
Bowling Games Tonight.

Interstate League-Sew York VS.. olean at New
YORK.
New York ROYAL Arcanum Lea-ue Tournament
United States Council. Empire City Council aud
Narlrm Council. at the Tcunis Club alleys.
Commercial League TOurnamcnt-Austln. NICHOLS
4 Co., Edison Electric Illuminating Company. and
victor h AchcliS, D. 5. Walton Il Co, American
lathOgTaphi' COMPANY team No ., and {. q. Bur
puvnc team No. /, AZ Rcids alleys.
Uncle sam National IOuranluent-O Oriental, Golden
knd and tcrmana. at frAcnkles alleys
Arcade Tournament nt-West Shore w. Corinthian at
the Arcade alleys.
Harlem League Tournament Washington. Bevi-
dcre and Phu NIX. at Thum hGhlsdort = alleys.
Harlem ht pubtran Club TOurnam cnt-New York
NR. Hamilton. st the Harlem Republican Club alleys.
North side League Tournament AnC hor, Aud
Clgntie and Chippewa, at the y rth Side Palace
alleys.
NrcAdioccsan Union League Tournament-st
Mary's IyCCum Columbus Catholic Club and 81.
Monica LvceuIu No. !, at the Village Clnh alleys.
Morning Newspaper League Individual Tourns'
and Ma 'lauchlu, nj tie Germania Assembly Rooms
alleys at 9t3O 2. NJ.
Associated Cy ding Clubs Of Long Island Tourna.
mont class Pioneer WheelmCn y. Paramount
Mhrrlmcn at Peterson alleys
Brook ~ Roval Arranum League Tournament
Ieffcrts Nncil Commonwealth Council and WASH
Ingtun living Council, at Tcain r. alleys.
Giruthrr's III oc-Mon Team TpGlnlnen' Man.
haitian vs. South T. ". at the Elephant Club allRrs.
Milford Pm Knight Brnosiyu. Kismet, and Mono.
gram, at the Arlington Hail alleys. =
Tweuty-SlNth Ward Tuurnament-Active, Star, and
+ Elpsc at SrhiCllcin's alleys
lntcrrIty LcRguc-uay ayOnne F. G. VS.. Germa MA. at
fllngurs alleys.
The sun., 1899-03-22
Haryn-d's Football Dates.

CAMBRIDGE. March 2i.-The schedule OF the Har.
ward football team for next year. which has been
under consideration for some time past by Gradu.
ate Manager Fuller. Manager Spalding and Capt.
Burden was issued this afternoon, The arrange.
ment Of games is substantially the same as last
season From the fact that the FIST game will b.
played in Cambridge three days after college opens
Il II TO be inferred that Capt Burden, in spit" of
adverse criu ism i gong to call the men TO rra'-
tice before the season brgas. Bates and Wisconsin
are the only new colleges the list while Brown
has been dropped and Dartmouth hstitutNd only
two games the Pennsylvania and West Plnt wall
be played on foreign grounds according to the
now regulation, there i no game with any atElct
association.
Every member Of last years eleven who played
against Yale and P0nnsyvnnia has been presented
with gold football bearing his name and position
and the score Of the two big Gam.s The sch%dulo is
Saturday. Sept. 80. Williams Al Cambridge; Wedncs
day, Oct. !, Bowduin at Cambridge; SATURDAY, oct.
T. Wesleyan at Cambridge: "Wednesday. Oct. ~. Am
herst At Cambridge; Saturday. oct IA Wes Point nj
West Point; "Wednesday, oct Is, Bate Cam 'iiG
Saturday. oct. 81, Wisconsin at Cambridge. natnr-
day Oct. oS Carlyle az Cambridge; SATURDAY, Nov.
L. University Of Pennsylvania n Pnilrde,phR sat
urday, Soy. II, Dartmouth At LalabHdge' saturday.
Nov. IL. Yale at Cambridge.
The officials for both the University ot Pcnrs,l.
yania and the Yale games Will be DasA!tll AID Nc
Clnns
The sun., 1899-03-22
FINE HORSES At DURLAyD.s.
Opening of the Spring Exhibition Mt the
Riding Academy.

Rid,rr Ac,d.wy
Eq"nS DS"uG. les, played to crowded % house % at
at Dun%Gs RGnG H n"uS hSademy E last iS nsh S0x
how whs "setep %
dent Mckinley. Admiral Dewey Gen Joe
Wheeler. and other war heroes were
grouped along the balcony and the walls
seen when the class for womcn's single harness
coated. stylish high.stcrpcrs. harnessed forum
the IcS
the Tntinnni Mor.c Show s,ordorG "' Iittio LIZ
Mis- a Edth onrd "[I9 Th"w soanu"Fd ,o
, miniature phnctor lookod ,ho ,,,cturn or ,ov
% r1uevo'.' ,,. 'Uo"ou wv l'vtuiS y. Ioy
classes. sent the blue ribbon over to her
stopper of substance. symmetry and style.
with the manners OF an equine pet.
and he was driven with confidence and skin by
MS Is SieVer young mistress MisS VS. u. y, Mh,t,
rs oode f .T pay s Ss nrveh o R
d ss TSs Miss an Max pceW
American % % Fashion i 1I fourth. a''' '" L. N"'''"" .
par GsSrss C. cqpsGn was
IN sbw Ssrysa '
nwnnd formed Chestnut Sedng spark RqHha
secona; sS W. q McdiPbons baron thiTd
ttne tne niiuuieWeieht class II y. IierR DoTothy. u
soe rhe award over frank SoyktenaRaliiIs al
iams oIiioEs fient p JacF sHns was thru and Fred
s Dasn was @ oUurtn gu1ge I,auSSn hia
den,oian ~ tbe no a1 @ noul hors nn @ MS
ceedinT bnnSs hieh The rnveted Sna rosetto
r 10 hatnSy ady 81 n gehteri ietie oT9wn tnaa
fnh LAZY ~ SEEniii,' Eiii,' t ~ t ~
The sun., 1899-03-22
Gymnastics aud Rowing at Yale.

New HAVEN. March 21.-The Princeton gym
nastic team has sent word that its annual
meeting with the Yale team will take place here
next Monday evening The teams were sched-
uled TO come together on March 10. but this
date had to he postponed because of Princeton's
engagements elsewhere. The finals in the
Yale wrestling tournament will be held at the
gymnastc meet, and r. G. Clapp. captain Of the
Yale gymnastic team, will attempt to break the
American record In pole vaulting. which he
now holds.
Training for the Dunham Boat Club began
to-day. Yesterday Can't Thomas II. Spence
called out the following candidates: ellison.
Cogswell, Schweppc. iletfernan, Hubbell, Pat;
terson. Marckwald Moore. Chittendeu and
Kitchen, They were set TO work this aiternoon
in the tank. Other candidates from the class
and scrub crews will be chosen as they show
prom iSe and some OF tn" present members
may be dropped As the crew has received per-
mission to go to Cambridge and meet the Weld
and Newell crews of Harvard in a triangular
race, the interest in rowing on the scrub crews
iS far above any previous record at the univer-
sity. Cant. Spence said to-day that u number
OF graduates who formerly rowcd on Yale var
ing. The triangular race will be rowed on the
Charles River on May 27
BY the announcement OF the makeup OF the
training bio for the Yale crew tonight. Capt.
Fred Allen OF the varsity eight virtually set
tied the question of the makeup of the regular
boat He ordered the following oarsmen TO re-
port -morroT and Term the training ra9Ie for
GrIswold, Z; +. ". Allen, 81; J.; r. Cross. 3;
Robert Flint, 4 J. H., Nedecken. 3; H, p,
Wickes, .; John Greenleaf, bow. and substi-
tute, James {. Greenwdy.
The sun., 1899-03-22
SLOAN IN At THE FINISH
Takes Second Place In the Lincolnshire on
Knight OF the Thistle.

Special Cable Dstpatch 10 The sux.
LONDON, March 21.-The Lincolnshire Han
dicap OF 1000 severeigns. added to a sweep
stakes OF 10 sovereiRns each. was run at the
Lincoln Spring meeting to-day. The race was
won by Capt. Bewickes Gen. Peace. Lord
William Beresford's Knight OF the Thistle was
second and II. Y. Longs Lord Edward H. was
third. Summary:
The Lincolnshirc Handicap. OF I, 900 soveroigns
added to sweepstakes of 1b sovereigns each; 10
sovereigns forfeit for three-y yearolds and upward
the second to receive 100 sovereans and the third
so,ereigns out of the stakes; the straight mile:
Capt. Bowicke's br h. Gen. Peace. by Gallinule
-Molra, years
Lord William Beresfords Q. h. Knight Of the
Thistle. by Rosobery-The Empress Maud.
years. 2
II. V. Longs colt Lord Edward H., by Enthusiast
Noble Duchess, years 3
Twcnty-six horses ran. The betting was 100
to Z against Gen. Peace, 8 to / against Knight
OF the Thistle and 100 to 0 a gainst Lord Edward
II. Gen. Peace was ridden by Madden and
Knight of the Thistle by Tod Sloan. the Ameri-
can Jockey.
The decision OF this event. the first big handi-
cap Of the season at home. or abroad. was
eagerly awaited by American horsemen yester:
day. When the result reached the haunts Of
sonsdsrabe reioeSa % as many mss '@ of sRose % who %
had invested money had taken the precaution
OF playing Sloan's mount both ways. Any dis
appointment felt was offset by the name of tho
winner. which was hailed humorously as a
happy omen Of the International armistice re-
Gently proposed by the Gar Of All the Russias.
The race was one Of the most consistent
Lincolnshires ever run from financial stand
point. as the betting indicates that the placed
horses were steadily played. Usually the
handicap has ended in a surprise. as candi-
dates had to be rated on the previous years
mated at their actual worth. Trainers have
always been especially anxious to win the
opening handicap OF the season and the pres
tige attached to the triumph.
Some critics assert that Sloan had deferred his
departure for the scene OF action too long. He
only reached England on Saturday and had
very little margin to either get on good terms
with his mount or strike his best riding CON-
dtion. after an absence Of several months from
the saddle When he sailed. however. he
looked filter than he had done for a year and
the chances are that he did full justice to his
mount and only succumbed to a better horse
at the weights. Gen. Peace got in at lO1
pounds. while Knight Of the Thistle was called
upon to shoulder 116.
The Knight was entered as Lord william
l. o. Appleby. and as he was trained by John
HuRgins and ridden by Sloan. his comparative
triumph had distinctly American flavor. One
Of the most interesting incidents OF the race
was the fact that the winner was ridden by
Madden. This rising young Jockey last year
set himself industriously to the task OF copy
ing Sloan's methods. and. Judging by results.
he has apparently succeeded in reaching II not
passing the standard.
The sun., 1899-03-22
Whist.

The preliminaries in the match for the pair cham.
pionship OF the Metropolitan Whist Association
were played at the GermRnia Club Brooklyn, on
Monday. and the following women qualified for the
systeRi on April q;
Cannon and Disbrow, Otis Club; Swain and
Tucker. Blood and Heald. De Witt and Hannum,
Walker and Worth, Womens Club of Brooklyn.
Barlow and Rhodes, Kerstng and Fleming. Carleton
and Worcester. Long Island Women's Club; Davis
and Murray. johnson and Campbell, Ladies' New
York Club; Wilson and Robinson Baker and Bosley,
New Amsterdam Club; Boody and Bryan, Staten
Ialand whist Club; sharmGn and Davis. Yonkers
Club.
Al the Brooklyn Whist Club on Monday night &. g..
Cole and =. 7, Baker made the top score, plus y
Wait for high score n and 3, plus. This leaves de
Witt still i'll the lead for matches won TO date.
The sun., 1899-03-22

Just now Tom Sharkey seems full OF fight
and is prepared to meet all comers. AS a
starter he wishes to face Champion Fitzsm-
mons. His manager. who could have had a
match with "Lanky Bob" only short time
ago. says that Sharkey is in earnest about
clashlng with the formidable Cornishman. and
to show his sincerity OF purpose Tom is
ready to undertake the lob In five weeks
time. OF course the champion will not
pay any attention to him. as he has
o battle with Jefirles on his hands.
Meanwhile negotiations ore. on for return
match between Sharkey and Mccoy. Sharkey's
combat with Charley Mitchell has practically
fallen through, They we're TO have clashed In
AhpE n d%H snSouhter n before the
purse Of S11. 900. This match prevented
Sharkey from fighting Fitzsimmons when the
latter was willing to take the Sailor OH.
The sun., 1899-03-22
Death Of n Once Noted Jockey.

TORONTO. March 21.-Wiiam Henry Blay.
lock. better known as Harry Blaylock died last
night OF stroke Of paralysis. Harry Blaylock
in his day shared with Mclaughlin the reputa-
ton as premier jockey Of America. At one
time he was the chief Jockey Of Pierre Loril.
lard. the New York horse owner who paid him
taking other mounts. and at that time he prob
ably made $25.000 year In all. Later he rode
the front when that platter won the Guneas in
2:14. year or two later. growing too heavy
for his profession. he started stable OF his own
but gave it up after year or two. when i'll.
health forced him to retire. He was 40 years
OF age.
The sun., 1899-03-22
Trap Shooting.

Thirty eight wing shots faced the traps in the
nament Of the Emerald Gun Club at Dexter Park yes.
terday. The birds were fast lot and the judges
pronounced them fast as any liberated about
Greater New York In many days. Stephen Van Allen
of jamaica Dr. j. Ii. Stillmann, Rolla o. Heikes and
Edwin A. vroome shot in fine form and "grassed +"
ten straight birds. Five men tied with only one bird
less. Before the commencement of the sport the
annual business meeting of the organization was
held The following officers were unanimously
chosen: President J. A. H. Dressel; President.
Drwilliam H. o'Connell; Secretary. Bernard Amend;
Treasurer, John H. Moore; Financial Secretary.
nell, Capt, William a; sands and George X, Briet.
wa TAe won s 5y John a SS
points. Dr.. J. Il. stiiimann won second trophy.
Nv @ points, and Thomas ii. Short nth. with 10
Club Competiton-Ten live birds per man
vroone., class AAk. 20 yards. 10; stephen N, M Van
Allen class AAA 70 yards 10; Dr. John T. sia Stii,
AA. ~ yards. o; Dr. William H. IoConneli, class
a.ps Sd william ssad sEin sas O. AZ S ysFSa
q Harry H p Ee.sendsn. class "A. 2s yards.
tiari ,'si Glass &HA s. yards. ) rhSmas !: Cooley
1Ss yards. - 4 john H. ElsnSorst class yards I;
John Eshjsn class IAN - ySgdsi 4 sIas, 9tS R
yards, I; BeniAmin H. Norton; class "A. 2s yards.
7; Col. A, q. Courtney guest, 80 yards, Thomas
H. short class AA, ~ yards. Il Charles H billings.
class a. ?s yard; O. Weiss class A IA 2syA 5
George V. Hudson, class AAA 20 yards, .;
William Joorger. class B. 29 yards, o; WI.
Adam Schuebel. class B. 70 yards, H. Dr. q. II.
ODonoghue. class q. 20 yards .; William H. Cation.
20 yards q; John H. Moore class "A. 2s yards 8;
John j. Piion class b. ~ yards, S; Dr. j. g Groehl.
yards George X. Bret. class c, 2s ards, Henry
L. Meyrer class c. 30 yards 8; John j. Gallin, class
c. 20 yards. .. ,,.
Handicap sweepstakes -$8 corner. birds extra
two noneys-Dr. William II. OConnell. 80 yards, ,;
Can't William A. Sands, 30 yards, 4; George X.
Bret, rs yards. q Cord MohrInAnn, % yards, ?.
The sun., 1899-03-22
Gossip of the Ring.

4. j.. Br,oklyn.-The decision was in favor OF
JehriCs.
Charlie white has been selected referee in the
Sullivan Bernstein bout.
The date of the match arranged between Dan Cree
don and Tommy West has been set for April T.
". II. T.. New YoTk--THF SuS right. Hugh
Mcwnlers defeated Black Critic" at the Green
wood A. c. on Saturday, March 1s.
kid" Mccoy and George Green will not box in
San Francisco, as already scheduled. The match
has been declared OF. MCCOY was to undertake TO
stop Green in ten rounds Green Is To meet MyBte.
ILous" Billy smith instead. y
The sun., 1899-03-22
An Indiana Club Said to Have offered
N4b, 900 for the EiRht.

Billy Brady was notified last night by wire
that club located in Alcota, Ind. would give
purse OF $45,000 for the bout between jim
Jeflries and Bob Fitzsimmons. The offer in
cludes the entire receipts from the picture
privilege" man named @; F. OBrien made
the, proposition, and he declares that he can
SAYS that the offer looks quite inviting. and
adds that he will bring il up for discussion at
the meeting with Julian tomorrow afternoon.
The sun., 1899-03-22
News from the Horse World.

LEXINGTON March 21.-Major Thomas ]. Carson
OF this county has lost by death the ten:year-old
bay mare Haven. by Camballo. dam Fair Trade, by
Salvador, with her foal by Benstrome, His mare
Last Ban by King Ban. o-day foaled chestnut colt
nent turfman and gambler is hopelessly i'll with
acute Brights disease Twenty years ago he was the
yealthiest sporting man in Kentucky. He owned a
big string OF the best horses and operated exten
sive gam bling house in which enormous plays were
The sun., 1899-03-22
ndds md Ends of SPORTS.

II. T.. C-.Thc New York A. G. team won all Of the
eleven events at the International games held III
September, 1896.
Through an oiicial errorit was stated in TIE sUSs
report OF the Twelfth Regiment games that T. A.
WAS protested. The protest was lodged against the
second man in the race. m the ground thAl ne hAd
previously won prize.
The sun., 1899-03-22
Abe Score Mt tho Traps.

New ALBANY. Ind. March 2l.-Otto b. Ebel-
ssor. who shoots under the name OF Rattle"
is practicIng 10 enter the Grand American
Uandicap, 10 take place at Long Branch on
April IL, IL and -, While at work this alter
noon he broke l04 blue rocks straight.
The sun., 1899-03-22
To Arrange for the CorneIl-Pennsyivnnia
Bont Races.

ITHACA. March 2l.-Prof Wheeler Of Cor
nell's Rowing Committee will meet Chairman
Reach of the University of Pennsylvania in
New York Tomorrow to discuss arrangements
for the two races between Cornell and Pennsyl-
YAnin GROWS.
The sun., 1899-03-22
Basketball.

The second game of the championship series he
tween the woman teams of pr. Savage : Physictl
Development Institute. champions of Greater New
York and the Echo club OF lonkers. champions of
westchester county, Will be decided In the gymnR
stun of SayagG's Institute tonight.