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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-04

Ware bsrrsIns In Shoes and slippers. Every
pair new and well made.
Lot 1-Men's Best Quality Satin
Calf Shoes, lace and congress. all
solid. Three styles Of toe shapes.
all new, no tobs....................
Sale price 81. IS pair
Lot 2-women's Box Grain and
Genuine Dongola Shoes. in but
ton and lace. with patent leather
or kid tips. all solid, new goods.
Sale price $I.4S pair
Lot 3-women's Fine Roman Slip
pers. made from best quality
Quilted Satin. trimmed with Fun
and warmly lined in red and blue,
elegant. stylish and comfortable.
$3.50 values .........................
Sale price $I.4s pair
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Flannelette Gowns

Extra Quality Flannelette Gowns,
full length and width, fancy
stripes and solid colors. neatly
finished and extra well made.
colors pink and blue, regular $1.75
and $500 values.
Sale price Sis
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Receipts.
Boston stocks,

Boston. Jan. 3.-Boston & Montana, 2s3;
Butte & Boston. sly: Parrot, Sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-10
THE WINNERS AT LAToNIA

Cincinnati oct e-Headisht II. from the stable
Of N Miller. showed such improvement to-day
over hts race Of Saturday az Latonia that the
Judges have barred the horse from starting again
a, the meeting Lord Zeni was tho only favori'e
20 win Summaries
f~ THOMPSON l. J. vc.. brs1t4n, lpl 'ia-tr- -
second Adowa. io} I-,nrf. 10 20 J. ihIc Tine
ed race ok fur,oassl- N-'sfeN. IS Knehu y %
wy IL Venus a. wilson. 20 J, second, Cao--
can ,O2 n .i.e4s, : 70 =. thiE1. Time 90
Th.rd race nile, SCI ngl-fesdlgt H. ll2 CateT)
q =, Won Se4ttl 100 l~4telsf, o. a, second, can J
See In lCj 1Fros,). 70 J. t4rd. T.me-l u d.
lour,1 race (ore n.el-L-rd Zen ll6 Knapp 20 ,.
W. Sauher lO5 (SoLttaraJ, 10 T. :. second, jolly
Roger llJ tsilyers). ? o. l. thill. Ime--l ala
l.-a race me fur.clss maiden :" -yoar- as -
scent 10 lCrowhurso. ; 10 J. ~1n; Adar I lo2
mo 10 j. second. Edinburgh 100 81. Morr!soaJ.
SIKH race seven flrloags selling Flop. Jos Grow
t.rs. = Wa. H. Billy. lOl lI.u4nJ. y o. s.c-
cra. f6siion FROST. u to l. ii-ra Time go.
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FOOTBALL.
PRTNCETONs OFFENSIVE PLAY WEAK
PALMER JOINS THE SQUAD.

Princeton. y. !. oct e--The wretched exhibition
OF football put up by the Tigers in the Annapolis
gano on Saturday was repeated to-day On Osborne
Field Two fifteen minute halves were played
aeafst the scrubs I'm which the latter encelled
their opponents throughout the game Palmer
Joined the VARSITY squad for the first time tni7
season, but his work a. loft end vs. Ear from be-
ing brilliant
In the FIRST half the scrubs kept the ball safe
distance from their goal line and I'm the second
half the play was most of The time IN the NarSltF =
territory Ic,ick and kafer di fair work at mt O.
ting the scrubs l.ne but they were nor Wen S.p.
r,orfod Iodgman showed up n great form on the
scrubs circng the end Tor big gains ana Kicking
well. Kelly McCord and Morse heid thciI own IN
Tie practice ana may yet surprise the more promis-
ing candidates. The coache, have f9und tnat me
the, viii driU me PLAYERS this week more par -.
ficularlv I'm this feature. To-morrows efforts wi
10 but forth IN have the team I'm readiness 10 meet
LAFAYETTE here o. "Wednesday.
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CORNELL PLAYERS BACKWARD
THE ELEVEN LITTLE DEVELOPED AS YET
LACK OLE GOOD COACNES.


ithaca. y. Y. oct (s7eciaD The last week OF
nraelce % the Cornell football team has not tended
TO arouse a supera5lndance Of enthusiasm among
Comedians 10 one apparently is 10 be olame1
Cor the present unfavorao.e condition Of ahaiFs IL
must 10 charged UP IN the main to hard luck u
was found impossible last spr.ns to get CoIhe"
Graduate coach and Barnard. - Princeton. was
secured Now that lie has had to quit because OF
M health II has been impossible - secure coach
for the entire season The result has been that
TIA team has ne yet had 70 coaching beyond what
some az the old graduates-Haw.ey Taussig 30
Charles r Mason. a; S-hoch, Upton, Lynn Tracy
~ and others and coach Lewis and Ca"'ain star
buck-haye been able TO give from time 10 time
When the nov coaches Lewis and Haushton, get
well a. work with the men there VIII undoubtedly
be immediate Improvement
The rrlrciDal weakness of me team is exactly
where IL Wa last year. ga the Nne. where INC
greatest losses from last years cam have oc-
o,r~ea- r.uedar right guard. Sweetland, right
tackle and Reed. l0ft riard-and II VIII iike som'
tl,ae u, work in the new material porner. las'
years centre. DID not come out uI 4a7' "''N
Person a new man from AndoFor. VINO "ad "'e"
~ centre vae then transferred 10 rlfH' 'd'N'''
Tina other candidates for tackle are Boynton. NAt-
rey. Foger Euu and Lueder. younger brother
~ last years right guard Last years ends, cross
aud Daya. arc back ID ne line md Wilson Ians-
s.g and Trvon are also working for those positions
Ar l.ff guard the team Is fortunate IN having
Warner. a brother q former Coach Glenn :. war
rcr 'e4 Ho IS larger than hts orothe'' sn4d I.sS
n,d TWO Years experience In TIC game. Dald"el
Is aga.u at light guard, and is pIas.hs nee'e' ,i
c,ndidates for guard are Berry, Hard.e' Vtz ana
'%.o,ii'cbs.a7ding the hard work OF the varsity
line the scrubs find no great diiicHity H. som
and The team work Of me ra.s.lE IN ~ .ii'i' "
At quarter George Young IS ,ay,7 ,Iarr3l19
toI!s, W" 80 r,-rd last fali f. again a. right
haf ard Bryant is also being tried IN that p9slton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-10
MINERS RESCUED At KorzEBuE SOUND.

san Francisco oct e-Tho steam yacht Town
send. owned by c. D. Lane. the wealthy miner. has
arrived here from cape Nome. She brought down
several miners who mad with them considerable
gold dust Captain W!eAs Of the Townsend made
a trip 10 KotzeDue Sound frDm cape Nome I'D JnN
and rescued seventy q the men who had gone
there In the hope ot finding gold. They We're on
the po,r. OF breaking down from the want OF food
and proper clothing. AMI would undoubtedly have
persisted nlserably n Ian" had tot sent Ms Nacni
10 remove mem 90 cape nome Eighty ilr"e other
u..f. taken o. 81 Mlrharls hy me revenue cutter
Bear Mos; % them have s,rrvy anh many hit
that the men rescued hy tne rownfend viii re over
ln the milder climate OF cape Nome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-10
COLUMBIA PREPARING FOR TIGER
erRrNGruENs HER VARSITY TEAM BY ADDING
MOLLY AND sLOcoyITcH


roo,,v freshmen Joined tho Columbia football
c,~d.sstes Yesterday Several Of them were pro
r,.r-.a TO be good material by Coach Sanford. Tho
,,,,eitv team has been reinforced By two star
tavers Molly. ito former crack halfbsck Of Mohl-
On I-nivorsi'v and S,ocovtcn. a veteran Yale END
srf,b the sa!fty quarterback from Union. also
dorr.d he canvas toys for The first time yesterday
Those men VIII strengthen the team for the game
u.i.n princeton a. Manhattan Field on Saturday
The varsity ard first scrub team played two hf-
teen-rn'nute halves yesterday Coach Sanford char
a.,erlzed the work Of the varsity as bum While
willing enough. they SIN lack the necessary snap
ara dash Two touchdoNns were made ,or IN"
varsity Joy Denman ar4 Larenion. respectively
The latter plays a. nafaacK aud always hits tne lre
a., oatoe In the evening TIE varsity team was put
through an hours signal practice IL the gymnasium
There IL mich amusement a. the columbia training
quarters over me report that Princeton fears de
faat next Saturday. This Is thought 10 be mere
Inf IN the part Of tho Tigers The Columbia stu
dents are realy to Ice, that the columbia team Nil
There is one encouraging sign. none OF the var
stty team l00K worried over he coming engagement
'ricaef- l0r the Princeton game are now on sale
AZ al the zig hotels. fhr 70 tafe BId'nf tne I'm
r..r. IIiIlf- and a. = .t4l.lls- ne genera a--
t0..sl.n All s. and thc received seats 81 Co., MAN
'...~ sl.-.f.. ts invited Governor Eor-+ trli 20 ID
IND ~ game j. the Governor accepts the infli BE-
Non "A box wlI le g.t al A.s disposal Manager
N-r.cu met T.e Percy Ko'ktfeilcr ine manager o,
/ To Yale team. yesterday afternoon and competed
arrar.en. nfs t0r Tie game with ale. hri"ed u"
+ take place ~ Manhattan Field on October -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-10
THE RECORDS
DOUBLE HEADER At WASHINGTON

Washington oct. a-Washing'on took the first
game to-day by outplaying the Orioles The second
went 10 the visitors. who hin NcFarlan hard.
Errors By the Senator's also assisted them mat"ri-
a;lv In the second game Mercer disputed Umpire
Manassau's decision-that Sheckard WAS safe on
steal from second tn thiri-and ended by catching
the umpire and shaking him Mercer was fined ana
ordered out Of the game. He resumed his position
third ana when again ordered Oft the heid ran
after Manassau. who had gone 10 second nase
There he grabbed the umpire by the shirt and after
a struggle tore II in several places. The umpire
came Of the field followed hy Mercer, who was IN
tercepted by a policeman. The crowd began 20 sur
round tne men. but dispersed. Mercer finally
loft the grounds apparently by direction ~ n" po-
Ice ard snyder umpred the game thereafter IN
assisted The action ~ the Washington player was
the most disgracefUl over seen hcre bus so gar a.
known no notice of # will te taken by the club
The score follows.
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HOUNDS KILL A FARuER'S DOGS.
Attic DIVERSION ~ 4 MEADOW BROOK Hunt
CLUB RUS.

A LITTLE DIVERSION ~ A MEADOW BROOK Hunt
CLUB RUH
Homestead Long Island. oct 9-Thc drag hunt
that was held this afternoon over the mis- on me
north side of Long Island by the members OF th@
Meadow Brook Hunt Ciuh covered ten miles. From
the Queens County Fair Grounds the rail led
north 70 East Wlllston and over the Wheatley
HIS. Al FIVE rail fence near the country Pia'e
~ Frank Grey Grswoid Miss Holloway. Mr. Cam
eron " G HAYES. Mr.. Holloway. G. Martin and
one ~ the whips + Harmon received "cropper"
lannon's hunter. after his rider was unseaied
continued IN the chase and finished with tho hunt
Marty Mrs James L. Kernochan Mrs Ad0ph
Iadenburc. r. y Ellis. master ~ the hounds
samuel THlets and Harry Page wee tho first
I'm al the death
Before tho hnlsh Two dogs belonging to farme-
~, across the trail some distance in advance Of
the pack O. hounds The pack immcdiate.y sno'
AFTER the Two frightened docs and h'ora.N
hem into fragments. The efforts Of the WHIPS 70
keep them of useless. The owner or me
dead dogs vowed vengeance upon the cio mem
hers
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HAprARn CELEBRATION.

Cambridge. Mass oct CspeciaD Tho oe.eora-
,,on IN honor of June. winning baseball team and
the varsity and freshman crews was held a. HaT-
ward last night a small army Il Students WIN
flaming torches and headed by the coleg" oana'
pulled the team and crows IN bis wagon through
the campus 10 President Ehors house The prcsi-
don't made a short speech conera'uiaiing the mcn
OH thor victories and wishing them similar sue
cess this year ,-..... ,
After visiting Professor Hollis VINO IS chairman
n The Athletics Committee and popular among me
students the procession marched 10 Soldiers RED
where huge bonfire WAS bult
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SpgETS "''0 ~~~
~~C SDs@TSNtN
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY

RACING -WestChester Racing ASSo''A
ton. Morris Park. p. m.
GOLF.-Women's National championS"'p'
Philadelphia Country club.
Observation-Disclosures Cup race. the Co
lambda against the Shamrock OF SANDY
Hook IL a m.
u1-TTING.-Neadow Brook Hunt Cluo'
rrn from Nheatley's Pond meet. p m
SHOOTING Smith Brothers erounus.
Newark. y. J.: Ottumwa Gun ''uo "'''"''
tournament. Ottumwa- Iowa
rpOTT1Nf> Kentucky Trotting Horse
Breeders Association meet. Lexington. n.y.
nets az Norristown and Saugus. Mass
BENCH SHOW Rhode Island state fa'r
Aeeociation. bench show. Providence X J.
BASEBALL Brooklyn against New
YORK Washington Park. Brooklyn P III
BOXING .-Santry-Jordan. Lenox A'h'e''
Ciub evening
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work ~ last week. To-day the men who played IN
the game with Rates College Saturday received
light work
Williams md Brock. the veteran oarsmen' VINO
are aspiranis for football honors were used long
time to-day. Williams Is trying for end and Brock
Is trying for IA ke and today used IN the lin"
He IS strong. but green AZ tho game
The practice this week will be only four DAYS, In
preparation for the game with Dartmouth. IN New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-10

pAcrNG-2Io c1.Ass-Sl.ooo UnaH'shed'
low PRICES FOR TRoTTERs

re,t,e,on Ky. oct. . ,spcciap.--At the Woodland
G. Shank,in sale q trotters to-day. o. consign-
men, from the farm Of Frank Rockefeller. Of
c.ieveland Ohio. was Sold but prices ruled lo"
The best gales were these
Bay mare nv 10" ''" .....'.. 1925
D5eetre'ss; ., n Ilixi u.s. ......... 3s5
p-c.a- + e. . by Pegasus. dam by Pretender' Z ~,
Feiaga.. 1b 'e,c,,sy T5x,rst5n ........... 2i5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-10

phradelphia. oct a-The Ph'hes defeated Bos-
ton to-day for the second time and tied he Bean
caters FOR second place IN the National League race
Both teams played hard 70 win, and the Puakers
owe their Victory 20 mispiays made by Boston na
terry In the third inning With the exception ~ TINS
inning Nichols pitched n good game, while Orths
delivery was steady throughout Attendance, @S5i.
The score follows. -
Boston ..........-..o l o
Batteries Nichols and Bergen: Orth and Mcfarland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-10

Lexington Ky. oct e.-The track was heavy ana
slow The feature to-day was the Walnut Hi
cur. worth 81 400 together with the silver cup
r!vcn by T.. V Hardness. of New-York. Lord VIM
cont the Transatlantic winner. was toph'aFY
favorite before Tho race, with Edna COOK se'oA'
choice Both failed 20 win. tie race going 10
I,rer+ Considerable money was dumped on Vim
cont at 90 10 Vincent could do no better than
second place IN two heats
The 80 pacing brought out strong field with
Little Thorn favorte and Free Bond second cnoIce'
II was postponed after the fourth heat until to-
morrow. summaries.
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THE RACETRACK.
-ruprp OF THE FAvoR1TEs RAN WE'LL.

'9r. .os@.,. IN Yesterday , mrht rain was falling
.. Intervals I'D 20 the middle OF the afternoon ou'
the sky was clear at sunset ne .~' .4a r~evous
M 90 49,, - Tho baf dozen first choices IN
"'-"~ - infectious end all three Of
ne trgnphan, favori,es were backed very heavily.
49, - rho e., contests were selling affairs and
NV oe,,i.l announcements Of probable starters
coN'a'NeI '"e MINIS e,,h -oce hut the -FOUR
,.-a 1.bs-sw~ In the last race Spritueue Scotch
pad Giono.ne G.orian Dan Rice. Rare Perfume
our Nellie. Cathedral ana OeI4e % A'0'
NM
v.rrsr G yb,,nev has generously persuaded his
"'1'i - ,..'.-o ~. - Withdraw his pro-
,es, against awarding the Nursery Handcap
which was rua on saturday. to Kings Courier.
Mr.. WA.tuey's aiy kilishSnGra vas s'1' ~
- -, 49, erD,rd mat the pedgree Of
- ,o5 1ls, Incorrectly given when
the colt was entered. FIRST money IN me NU'St's
amounts 10 nearly 5000. and 1t is probable that
uness Mr. Whitney haa |i'haT" ao ,' d.lonsaeS
secuon h''s OO'. ,,'a ,,ora,',,. uae the
-. - ~ r hitchcock. whose Tantus
Vas fosT,b w tho Champion s,eeplechase sat
urlay that Mr. wAtney's horse, The BasaeloI'
Old not carry az much weight IN tAa' steep
r.. Haorl,oT was tsi-l in the s.eeplechase and II
"e ,.,to.s 800 -,.o,s,, vr1-il5 60 10
ne sn'1i' '' ''St--
IaniHs. <-... n.,.oA e,s.o, was 50
FAR superior TO lis an'asonis' in The hpTde race ,
which was the opening "''''' ''''' ''s ''' 40
'.r,s - orer,- eT.so.s one,k Queen has been an
10 80" ..... g. s~r,,s, CONTESTS Al times
she has balm reasonably swift and AT C'-er I.nto
fhe hes been rit.l'..y SLOW" 1lr W.fS 'i,nc~ ".'.'
limited c.'tl'ire - zen staotv 80 80 k..ri
Ele ODD tl. lead it n tae So "i4 ifc' ;'iS No.
il rea.ily. GtaI-. r.. smith rPittsourg i,al l4'
uigtalyr. VINO ION sec ~. '' D-' n ~ 80
T., ", ~ n was rij he mud witch de-
ltvej Kim. because dc was second IN deep mud IN
Tie F.a-.-s. stakes, II seven lUt'q''s r, er he
Ir1o ..'' W. fri, doom VS. so severely
II win malaria recently That he + TOO weak 20
rl1e - -, ei.ln as lie s.ou4u % lI-SSI,1 osrrje5
lalO ap FOR Nv -yesI-o4Ds' anu ~ ~ .-re civ
the top wesht. - BOUNDS NIp %L Sssd more
1haa - 5Ga3s Of lesd on his oaek i was was one 9ie
. ,t0 f,, th. horse with decision control,
loI. o. ss. I,s , 15gc Wardell carried most
a. lAe ho-e. =. 80 ~. ,egleried Il was
starters were ~ Pagct and their
friends won Iai.5soiiee a-ed nae Wardou by
,.,t ana Merry Day vas poor third .
Y =: Z ..::: + s:.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-10

The South Brooklyn Wh~lnen are moro -.
satisfied with the outcome Of Their ren,.,, 49,.
Sunday. The members are rroparlng D., ~
South Brooklyn " 'ntf
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B4SEB III.


Phnaiel7hia ? Boston, ST Louis. q Cincinnati. {
WASHINGTON. :. Paltimoro. 9 First game1
First gareJ Cincinnati q = Dfli', -
Pa imoro o. Warrington second game
Second gam~J
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will look over is In Nev.rers...
is on Long Island ~ nm me Other

TIE Harlem Wheel Club viii give their IRE, .,.,.
tainm-nt Of the season 2, their clunhon,.
Wost One hundred and twenty ,onr,h..,
Inc trophies captured on the track roas -
Pafades WI or On ehnlnifAn. The cuh bss ~ n
lection Of prizes which ne member s ,.as nj.
Of The entertainment Will wind 90 VIM a. proud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-10
LNrERSCHOL4STIC NOTES.

Trlni,y's football schedule as now arranged IS as
follows. October H. Plngry School; October u.
Newark High School October 2. St. Johns College.
october g. 81. Austin's School, October g. Prince
ton prep" Ward. manager Of tire Trinity team.
eavs that he is well satisfied with the teams work.
The tan.aing which 30 marred the game with
Youkers High School last week has been reIned. 4
tv the efficient coaching o.. Director seiAas.
Trin!tcs lineup this viii probably be as FOL
lows Ends Cole ard Fraser tackles Flzsifnonl
aud Rogers: guards. Jackson and Laicla". nai--
backs benedict and O. McClave, qlartcroac IS.
Goodwin. f.llbsck Ward
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-10
YAIE COACHES SATISFIED

New Haven. Conn. oct Tho Yale football
coaches are particularly vel satisfied with the
physical condition % the blazers. .fer the hard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-10

Ben" Jordan. the teatherweight champion Of
England Will meet Eddie" santry. OF Chicago. ir
twenty-five round bout at the Lenox Athlete Clut
fO-nieh' Both men are skilfll nfhier7. ana Il
lively contest - expected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-10

At the Interscholasuc Athlete Associations
meeting tomorrow a strong endeavor Will be made
70 abolish the old way OF dividing the football
teams into TWO sections. The EFFORT Will 5e 10
acop, a fairer scheme. ~ which each school Will
meet every other
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-10

Dove. the coored rider. Who las been rl,l,y ,..
well enough 20 finish on The rafgs1 edges fe1 H.,
cor spot on sunday A. Gpaenburp. and cap
uTed both ~ the important races for amaze.
Dove is not unlike Major" Tayir aud 10 t..-.
times taken for the professional s)rinrtrg r-. ,
by those who d. not make 2 closa s.a3v ~, ~
racing ' VII yea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-10
TWO GAMEs At ST. LorIs.

- Louis. oct st Louis took the first from
Cincinnati to-day hy punching hits IN nc first and
sixth lnnirre The Reds had big lead ID Tho sec
ord but the St Louis team kept at them and tied
the score in tho sixth. when no game was called
Attendance go. The score follows.
FIRST GAME
s., 1o,,. ...........3 O 1-e :
Cincinnati .......... % = j" .
batteries Powell md O'conno-. p-eitensten and Ka-
SECOND GAME.
s. lop.s....................S "a 2
pa,,sri,s-Thonas and sadhoN cror.a ara WOOD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-10

ana thirt
FIFTH RACE-Handicap. $1,000 added One and one
eighth miles on the Vithers Course
" rendr,es b. m. Laverock. BY Cavalier y o,.
Pee Weep yrs, III n. 90 l<arN' 80 W."
" II C1a-s's ,. h. Nuskad're. : To- n n an,
T clarks b. c. Oliver Nc. 3 lo2,.,...; , ,o,
Time :S7l.
Won driving Nv half length eight lengths between
second and third.
SIXTH RAcr-seiline. 5000 added w''her' Nile
I. o AppleAys b h Trino, by Tr.'anu - =,
Fiona Nrs. Jos =. ..... 80 '>tt !i.el'
J Whiiiens D. < Inc '-" io'C'-rorl . 2-l 81
-. GNU. - - trs-s,v 4 &c tD5- rl 3 l2-5 10
Ietfersor. g. S ............... ,Bren, a. : I
I-as. r,a-k g. l03 .......... Glitnan' ." =
49,, come 3 Ia ...... lSllarcl 81 OIL
mel a.
Won driving by length and half: SIX lengths BE-
tween second and third
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CYCLING.
BICYCLE MANUFACTURER To MEET
HERE TO-DAY.
THE DEFINITE POLICY or THE coMBrHATIoN NAY
Br ANNoCNcEr- PATHS AID THE

Br ANNorNcEr-sIpE PATHS AID THE
IA W-NorEs AND COMMENTS
An important meeting of The directors of the
American Bicycle COMPANY sometimes called the
Bicycle Trust" ni 10 held in this city today at
II m n Is said that after The session the polcy
of the company MAJ 30 definitely announced The
r9rioue committees appointed a. the last meeting
have heon hard AZ work lately. and is intimated
that the reports which are Do made A. the meet
: ing today nfn 30 most encouraging Preparations
are being made - move into the now quarters IN
Park ROW and II IS expected that the manJtact-
ure,s VII oe installed there early mex week Mean
while The dealers throughout tho country are Walt
ir-. anxiouslv 10 hear what "a m store FOR them
These dealers VINO are direct representatives. or the
large concerns have been instructed 70 take com
plefo stock ~ the goods or hand ana 70 report -
tie combination. This work has boon done. and y
is SAID hat tho company knows exactly where II
stands IN speaking ~ tho affairs ~ the company
yoste day veteran dealer sand.
OF course the dealers are all A. ssa as 10 Taa t
Is 70 be- dons know some dealers who naN On
and who have been in ne confidence 4 those nak.
ers for years onl yer they cannot ma on, a ,l'is
lar n'H, -, u, nav nav erotIioe mi STeryfhirg
has been settled and those vino have had ne entire
! confidence OF manufacturers with whom they nave
had dealings for years are much in the dark a.
Won viii find however. taat tho dealers who have
Business thoroughly vii BE- a their Old stands neNt
! year and for many years 70 come. Ihey NAV not
n ,i.,, IN - ,1 , si,ess of he conoanl
/ KS hcan s.ftlol SOM ~ t'e whe.s which met
lufe iator nus year vii nor b" riaie h',"i' .'I
Inc con",nA' n gov t'' t az, So
-. ~ o,-5--, -b ~ r,c4 80, tai,-'e on
- .tt~,, 'ta' =, w II - ,.,,, ~ 1l,c.si - ~
ne IIs.' s'i" Oh t' .'.ei WI De "''o' ~ ;, IT,
l -. 49,. S."i.r .ii My' v .'', "a a.,
J l'f!l p'pttI 4'I years VIII D'N'N"7 10 lN' '''
'n"r 'S'a' "''-
.y,.hra 9, sho,rd no, te en- g, i- Ear, TIA. ,bera
ere nor" "Neeiil'n ln ms cry than there 4fe
members ~ fho Icaerfe NJ American Wheelrn4n
an over ti,o ,,.,nfr> said nr,,,,er. o,,i,,al =
o." W ''f' 49, '''''''' '
/ tnat Equalization Yesterday You may well ask
@ag as s'1' Is @as'- to d hrys u 'ha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-10

George Cor5et. manager u tho De Ia Sale
team. has arranged his schedule OF games as fol-
lows. October i. Morris high School: October ls
Montclair Ugh School: October g. Brooklyn High
School; October Is. Horace Mann: October *,
Mount Vernon !. NJ G. A. October g. -. Francs
Xavier. November !. Brooklyn "Foly'': Noscnaer
4 Newark H!sA school, November Il, Erasmus
Hail judging from De Ia Sales work ~ her
game with the Bedford Aihletic Association last
Saturday her team should win the greater number
Of these games.