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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-10

II VIII BE Loft Up for Two Weeks for the
Champion TO Cover.

Bob Fltzsimmons wants to regain the title OF
heavyweight cham pion. which he lost to Jim
Jeffries at Coney Island last June. and Fitzs
manager has posted 81, 500 to clinch match.
Ftz say she will do his best to force Jeffriss to
give him another go In a statement issued
Yesterday Martin Julian said:
Bob Fitzsln mons II the only legitimate OPP
ponent OF James J. Jeffriss In tho ring at the
present time. and | have to-day posted the sum
OF $500 On past performances Fitzsim-
mons's request for return match cannot
be denied. True. Jsffries has beaten him. but
even the friends OF the present champion. a.
we'll as those OF Fitzsimmons. are unit In de-
claring that Bob. who lost his laursls. was not
In the form which had hitherto made him In
vinclble.
I'm the eight rounds that Fitzsimmons and
sharkey fought In San Francisco Bob did
twenty times more damage TO Sharkey than
Jsfrriss did during the, entire twenty-five
rounds at Coney Island. Besides, Bob's super.
e hI o, was so tS that h. ha
did not succeed in doing at any stage.
"A, to Corbett having prior promise to
are half a dozen men in the business who can
best him. Corbstt has no Intention OF ever
a B.d Ss: 1t was s sn "ssy dS: t.
3 Isps'sSIs .port!ss %sa 'S ia D.s:'9as as,
waiting for another chance at Jsnrles
to, regain the heavyweight champion:
sporting Club. namely: Alex Brown. match
maker and manager George J. Cooke. treas
urer and sscrstary: " lillian A. Brady. and my
Brown and Cooke, and also Tom q Rourke who
happened TO be there at the time, positively
within two months In the event Of Jeffriss
winning from Sharkey, IL was u definite
promise. and both Mr.. Cooke and Mr.. Brown
In view OF that fact the sporting public
demands n return match. Fitzsimmons has
him since his arrival In America. Jeffriss.
as champion, cannot avoid Bob. for Fitz
so, rsrs.nsrly relntnoWn IT, e1 I.nys WAS s
money up for two weeks. and II by the end Of
that time II has not boon covered by either
to who 10 afraid"
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Results at Chicago.

CHICAGO. NOV. s.-Finlshes 80 close that only the
Judges could determine the winners were the faR.
turs Of tho racing at Lakeside to-day. The track
was much improved and the wssthsr delightful.
Only fAyorte won. the majority OF the races 20.
ing to second choices. summary
First Receive furlongs-Wiggns, 100 Froe.
mani 20 to /, won Dsbrlds. 100 IN. Schearsrl. 10
to /, second Digs, lo9 tHinEsyb to l, third.
Time, i:o2A.
Second Racc-ons and ono'siItesnth mileS-Tillis
W iO4 (Flick, IL TO /, won; Little singer. lOk "a.
Booker, 4 TO |. second Judge StSadman, III,
uiussI, 10 to l, third. Time, onA.
10 to L. won; Red Gross II 30 Mitchell. to ., sec.
ond Mission, ~ tTalleD, 20 to /, third. Tine.
lO2F4.
Fourth RAcs-One and one sixteenth miles-CatGs.
trophs, ZOE lMitcheln TO won; Moroni, lOI
,FlirLJ To |, second; Duke OF Baden, NJ VititOel
q to T., third, Time, lbul.
Fifth Receive and one.hAlf furlongs-Mont
Eagle, IOT Freeman o to /, won; Morris VoImsr.
10 dimes, Iot9i second; Clara wooley. 1903 MA
siIth Race One and three eighths milss -Admstua,
w NittOel. \ to 4, won; hamlet ~ tTAlley), 4 to
I, EncUnd Monongah, VI Nv. Jones), to |, third.
Time, 1:2dA.
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r.untnuu,t Yachtsmsu Meat

The new Board Of Governors Of the rsnata-
quit -Corinthian Yacht Club, composed Of
Adolph MoIlenhausr. Commodore Herbert s.
Jewell Nlce.Commodore; Eugene Lentllhon
Rear Commodore; Harry N. Brewster. Treas
urer; Edward b Mowbray, Secretary and
Camp and Rawson Tnderhill held special
meeting AT the Aston House recently. The
resignation ,of Charles II. Covsll as II msmber
was elected IN his place. The following COM
mittse- were appointed: House -lIarEy NJ
Richard Bnchia. Eugene Lentilhon. carleton
L. brewster, Il. ". Bsinbridgo and Regis IT.
Post An appropriation Of $500 was voted to
tho Regatta Committee Tor priZss next year
The Governors viii meot again on next Mon
day.
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Royal st. Lawrence Yacht club Angry ut
the Seawnnhukas.

MONTREAL. Nov 1,-The members OF the
Royal st. Lawrence Yacht Club are indg-
nnnt at the action OF the Seswanhaka-
Corlnthlan Yacht Cub in refusing to have.
anything 10 do with them unless the de-
csion given at tho end Of the last series
~ races. to tho effect that GsncairA
yachtsmen say that this virtually means that
the Ssawanhaka Club will try to prevent tho
white Bear Yacht club OF ~ Paul. and they
expect that the Saawanhaka Club will Attempt
to obtai IN an Injunction preventing them from
racing for the cup. genera meeting 81 the
members has been called for Nov. ~ aud thsre
Is no doubt that the decision will DO sustained
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George L, Doherty-Thcre nre no ofnclAl ngrres
ono of tho series Of indoor baseball games Of the
Twenty third Regiment was decided at the Armory
ON "Wednesday niVht, when the teams representing
uompAnrs ID and l met. The srOrs Company u. rs.
Company !, ~.
WORCESTER, Nov. ., A represent ntive NJ the New
York team In the new baseball association came tn
Worcester yesterday and mad. All oh"r t. Burkett
Of last years ~ Louis team ~ 900 advance and
$4,000 salary for 1900. Hnrkett refused To sign,
wanting tho three years salary,
Tho worried National Leagu. magna,es who have
been holding secret COntAb about tho new American
Association Tor tho past week have plucked ny
enough courage to ds'lAr1 through their leader
Freedman that they are not worrying aud that thers
will he NJ rival League Tho schsm" 10 throw the
Brooklyn club ont ~ the League hecanss Hanlpn
won the pcnnaut and thereby prevented tho New
York club from killing tho game IN this locality,
was Matched at III. seret msstng NJ the maSnstss
last TUESDAY night zone club IN ono city is thu
argument TO be used when the time comes. but tks
Brooklyn Club Is not controlled BY lunkhsAd1
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Fair prices were paid for the trottlng- bred
horses soid by Hedges 4 Seaman yesterday at
the American Horse Exchange, The principal
consignnspt was that Of q. 7. Hancock,
and IIobsrt Lee, 2lsi. There were lew
SHys rs"sr. va. I'D o Sn" amI b ID
. Si ss Ss WIKI. m
W. L,n,; by MamsTiYo rAtchsa' Ca. .o,
nee "tr. X. I'm ib % a. New YORK ne A'" 600
"|Ss,' Nee Hss. ol r SsS b. A'f f..
lwGrsop Goshen n \ 80. 400
Grn9 6oyI Cricket by cuyler; charlE. E. 49,
r.4% 5io st R,a" sur. 80" sss
T9 e.2 G%loS nav Sg Il 1903, by Teacher j. ,,o
,or.spsari, by Xbd.ilih Jr;; II. Rysrou, .
os:s sa' {; A Cd GE A scsa,
Hudson. Lexington, Nv ............. ..,,.., 5ao
clsye' G!rl 2'2IC. Oh m. iSe3 by timnmt
land. fhil.dcpha 49,. .,,.,,,...,;. 21o
E;Gs Inv H3l G.'nr n T. .SSi si
Henry Kelly, Dubuque ... ........ .,..,.,.. zoo
wasLs Wee, 2'2a, b. M, isnI. b, Leland
Stanford-littls silver Henry Kelly. Dw'
Js.@ Ss s1,Sa. ; a,ss. h sa,sGsa
S,sySns k ss% :, y.% "9s
Miss Mora, ch m, is4t, by hn,wood-Au'
orphan girl by Dictator; jeremiah Murphy,
'"',n sG by y Fc' 's T.d Sy EG 5oS"!e
cS"aGt Py Don cc..acl; l. HcbossiI,
Nj F: I;S" g. ," kav" s"S H IL F?T s. f D.
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Rye. TO. day. resulted as follows:


DR.. l.. J.. MIal OF the KAcksrbocker A. C.
has withdrawn from the amateur billiard
tourney which 10 TO begin at Slossons parlors
next Monday. He wrote to Slosson Yesterday
that lie had not had time TO prnctiee
and WAS ia poor form. Some OF tho
other men who have entered the tourney
say they believe DR.. Mial was persuaded
to withdraw by certain members OF the X. 4.
{. who are promoting billiards for the Amateur
Athletic Union. The affair ut Slosson's 10 not
sanctioned by the A. A. l.. and those who COM
note In II have been threatened with dislualin-
cation 10y that organization.
Another withdrawal from the tournament Ia
the entry OF DR.. II. l.. Jennings OF the Crescent
4 G.. Brooklyn. He wired Sos-on that he
thought his handicap was too much and re-
fuss 70 rtay IL, Ths handicsps ~ announcrd
Tcn ? Town a"a ka. S.S,Gn :! J.n
m,nss. Arr1,d and M!Ihanr. 20. With Jsn-
al entry OF six This means tiftesn games eI-
elusive 81 possible tirs. The anair will begin
a. S,os.oP's next Monday nicht and win 10
The winner OF both tourney. will receive the
DAy.Slos.on medal
Tom Gallagher. the veteran buliards, was
ward McInughia at DAYS Academy The
two experts are PLAYING Eve: nights cushion
ming asst nights block OF 200 points. gallagher
tied his antagonist on III. series The scoie
"
the final setto will take take place this evening"
Gallagher PLAYED wonderful billiards putting
w fine run ~ thirty ia his third inning after
breaks ~ seven and NV" for opeser-. lie led
Mel laugh lin throughout the evenings play and
was on Easy street all the way. The Quaker
was in excellent form. too. ss his average OF
! 4-37 shows, but the whlte-haired Chicagoan
was irresistible. The scores:
dAllaghsr-7.b S. 80, u, |. u, ~. 2 :. ~. = o. -" L.
q. y. 4" g. !. U. !. =. y. 20, \. g. Il. s. s. o.
10. q. Totai-2po,
Average . 10 ~. High runs - IL
MUlauRhln--O a o 4 " % 4. +, a Al, "A a
., o. J. ~, -. q. 80. /. - %, -. q, :. -.
Averase-% 49,. High runs-23. -. 10.
Hsndrick. the New Haven expert WAS badly
beaten by Florian Tobias Of the knickerbocker
A. G. in the Class b. l+-inch hnlk line
amateur tournament AZ Sshaefsr's par'ors last
night He was horelsssIy in the rear at the
end Of the ffty-seycnth inning when the score
stood 242 TO ~ in, favor OF Tobias,
Connecticut man rolled IN ~ points. the high
est run OF the tournament The break was a
nne one but II did him little good. for his OPP
ponent ended the gam. in short order Both
men are on scratch and play 25O points each
Tbs final score was; Tobias, go; Hsndrlck,
10, The winners average was 1898, and
his high runs were 30. 20 and 10 Hendrick
averaged , lbs and he made breaks Of a. ~
and L.
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The hI.t team Of the Craze A. &. opened tho
hasSethal season in their gymnasium on Wsdnes'
day night with the hOruugside team OF Harlem.
The score Grace A, C., ~; Mornings!de, :,
The first team uf tho Second Avenue brAnch M.
G. A., average lIs pounds would 10 pleased To hear
from any basketball team desiring match games
Return contests guaranteed, Address, Al, Werner,
lL2 Second avenue.
The baHkstOsll season Was opened by the Knicker-
hooker A. &. IN their big gymnasium last night by \
hard earned victory over the crack 1ve OF the Seven
tenth Separate Company OF Flushing, who by los
hrs! defeat OF tho season The score; Knicker-
booker. Is; Seventeenth Separate Company, 10.
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RICISG.
Clancy In Good standing Again with the
Jockey Club.

Clancy In Good standing Again with the
Jockey club.
A meeting OF tho stewards Of tho Jockey
Club was held at the once Of the organ iaation.
10 Fifth avenue. yesterday afternoon. August
Belmont James Galway, T. Il. Hitchcock and
Andrew Miller we're present. The following
list Of officials arpoIntsi for the Washington
Jockey Club autumn meeting was approved:
Start,r Mars CsssiA,: judge. Clarence Mcdowell.
Hand. rppsr, ". y. No.bur.. rAtrol Judge. J. L.
Hall Timer ". H. BaFretto. CLERK Of TIL scales a.
q, vknOre.
= :. Rowland was appointed official steward
to represent the Jockey Club at the meeting
On the report OF tho stewards Of the National
Stespl-chass and Hunt Association tho follow
ing horses were reinststrd for stecplschases
and hurdle races; Lsonldns H., Waterman,
Glover Nendig. Grsnader. Rondike and
Annie j.
II. Clancy received a hearing in the matter
OF the decision rendered against him at meet
Ing held On Oct II, under which the entries OF
all his horses were ordered to bo refused until
Dec. ut all courses racing under the Jurisdic-
ton Of the jockey Club. After hearing Clancys
abatement tho decision was recon sid cred Il nd
made to terminate this date
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W.stch-ster club VIII Not Show Picture.
of McGnNern- Palmer Iight.

Itisnot likely that the pictures taken Of the
McGovern- Palmer hEht Al Westehsstsr last
September will DO reproduced on canvas
They are NOT failure. but Billy
Gray, who II one OF the chief stock
holders Of tho Nestchester club. and who
paid Palm-r's expenses to this country says
that the club will not show the pictures
because the managers Of tho two pugi-
lists have cast asrcrsions a. TO his hon
.-ty and by touching their pock etbooks
first he thinks he can get square
ON the other hand the msn who control
ths nsht.rs say that the public viii not 20 to
SEQ photographic view Of fight which lasts
Gray will not nut them on exhibition. Gray
further says that he does not expect any legal
suit to compel him TO produce the negatives
both the club md fighters figured on making
about 100000 out OF the picturss
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COLE
Annual Contest for the women Members
at Dyker Meadow.

at Dyker Meadow.
1t was like a huge lawn party at the Dyker
Meadow Golf Club yesterday. when the asso-
ciate mem bers had possession Of the links for
their annual cup contests at handicap medal
play There were three prizes a cup Tor the
lowest net score presented by Mrs. W. A. Pat
nam and cups for the second best net and the
bestgross presented blythe club. The two Miss
Chaunceys who are the seasons champions
on the links. were at scratch. and. as in the
Held to whom they conceded strokes was Miss
Louise d. Maxwell. with odds OF four. It was
thought that unless on their best game
they could hardly win out Miss Max
well qualified for tho second cup at
the women's cham pionship with 100. and.
after beating the Philadelphia. Miss Margaret
ii. Riley. she was put out In the second round
by Mrs. W. Fellowss Morgan. Miss Maxwell
played her rounds very steadily, although she
did poorly on the 1SO-yard second hole each
time. Miss Madeline Chauncey had trouble
each round by wild driving on the marrow cote
70 tbs links that opens tho line Of play to the
first hole Thereafter especially on the second
finished with the same totals. as follows:
Miss Madeline Chsuncey.
G f"' ''..s s s--ssss-,,o
Miss Louise D. Maxwell.
int in' '.......,.......a i s-Ss-,,o
Miss Grace Chauncey did not play up to her
usual style The results were that Mrs. Gibbs
won Mrs Putnam's cup and Miss Maxwell the
Chnuneey tied for the gross score prize. They
will play on later. The summary:
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Football Notes,

The West Side Club has Thauk-giying Day opeu
for an out.pi'uvu club Offering suitable guarantee
Al ross ]. Me.,ier. 81 Culver avenue. Jersey CITY
Ar>IiN. nov. The football game her. to-day be.
tween he Juh"Esity 81 IrIss aud s-Nsnte teams
resulted ~ victory for the Sewlree team by scorc
VI ~ 20 y.
In answer 10 msuy queries 4 may he said that
number - reserved seats Tor the Pgiu etuu-ISfh.s
Indian game have been placed ON sal. Ut Tyson &
Agrn,y y. Hotel Manhattan.
The tunnthinu T. O. has Nov. ~ open and would
TX" TO hear from teams az tAging lHS pounds
uanlr out u town preferred. Address charles
Meyer, Jr.. Totieuylc. y. Y.
To" UEt.pta \. g. team. average 10 pounds would
Il 10 p.ay games On saturday kstsrn ions aud sun
daNS With ircAl teams. Address william d limit
!iith .trert aud Boulevard.
The HDward football team Of Brooklyn would like
o. hear from nr-t elias. l2O pound teams for games
Mt the !, .""ood Park grounds. Br0okI.n. Oprn
date are y II. IL" 2t, and Thanksgiving Day
Address HArlnn. Greene avenue. BrspElyn.
The VII .r. .rEr Field ClIb would like 70 aIrAug.
game. ~ good teams averagiug from loo 10 FOB
pounds Tor NOV. ~, ~. ~. Thanksgiving Day and
Doc Will pay hair eipen-es Address John
Woods Fourth avenue aud Ninth street. white.
stone, y y
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New HAyEs, Nov. 0.-The Yale Field Corporation.
in its annual report inst issued. announces eIpendi.
tures Of 81. 100 The Iseslp,s amount 20 the Same
ming OF thu year. The corporation received $3.50
from tho Financial Unios. There still remains q
dsbt Of $4,000 OF . college loan,
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An even dozen did not return cards.

There will be some interesting play In the
mixed handicap foursome tournament at the
Westchcster Golf Club to- day and tomorrow
II II actually a match against a hxed score, for
whom the event was POSTPONED last week on
account OF rain IL was agreed that Mr. and Mrs
Charles Adams OF the Dyker Meadow Club
need not start again unless their card was
beaten. This card was:
In .,..,,5 q Z d-55-iia- s--Io7
New HAVEN. Nov 9.-Ths last match In thu
sem. final round Of the New Haven Coli Club
tournament was played TO-DAY. A. l.. Cox OF
the junior class OF Yale defeated Amos T.
Dwight 3 up and to play Dwight. IL will be
remem bersd. defeated Findlay Douglas last
year.
PoRTCHEsTEB. Nov. GA woman's medal
play handicap. hold at the Apawamis Club,
Hye today result ed IA followa.
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LuDin'S Black Dress Fabrics.

Their peculiarly soft touch excellent wearing qualities
Vy eSn im n p never s es edla n pm stands to-day
Lupin's Cheviofs-Lupins Camers Hsir-Lupins Japons
--Lupin's SIX and Wool Crepes Lupin's Brode--
Lupfn's Mourning VeHs-Lupins Fantasies.
Exclusive sellers In Brooklyn of the Queen Qualify
Shoe-aH styles So
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DELANEY VIII Sun Train the Champion.

A reconciliation between Billy Delaney aud
Champion Jim Jefrres has been effected and
Delaney will again act as trainer for tho
hrAwuy bo.rmnkcr Yesterday afternoon
Delaney. Jcfrries ana Billy Brady had nn AMI
mated conference ut the latters ONCE In the
Manhattan Theatre.
Both tefT aud T." said Brady to Delaney
when II was all oyer. have decided that an
injustice has nrsn done to you. and that Tor the
bett.rm.nt Of JpTr. cs and your-e I YOU ~ act
as his trainer again. Lot by cones be by cones
shake hands once more and hurry the hatchst ="
Delaney was aide himself with Joy at this
decision. for he IL Not. to Jsrries Delaney,
OF course. shook the champions hands and
then rrment-i their future friendship BY
drinking pint OF wine Brady and JefIri.s
gave Delaney achrck for a few thousand dol
lars and Billy went away happy.
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PICTURES or THE BIG EIGHT.
Denounced by Brady, who VIII Seek to En-
Join the Promoters To-day.

DenOunccu ny brady, VINO VIII seek To En-
Join the Promoters To-day.
At Sam jacks Theatre on Broadway near
Twenty ninth street last night. pictures OF tho
battle between Jefrriss and sharky were repro
duced. The exhibition wss engineered by a
man named Joe Howard The latter said that
several persons hired by him were distributed
about the Conoy Island Sporting Club on last
Friday night and took pictures OF that fight.
but there was no sembanoe OF this fact last
night The pictures are indistinct and were
apparently photographed under dificui ties.
clusively for the press. The management
seeing the golden opportunitr OF gathering 70
su Si s' % npd n2"s ts5. who 'hs IL.
friends got BY the doorman without
near the stage and stud ed the pictures closely.
After the announcer. who was enumerating
the rounds for the bensnt OF the audience. told
those present that there would no an inter:
mission OF ten minutes. Brady stepped up aud
yelled In the darkness
Ladies and gentlemen. this exhibition is a
graph company, who paid a large sum OF
money to get them up. You will see tho
original ones at show in this city in one week
After Brady GOT through majority o, thuss
present got M and left the theatre. fearing
trouble, No ore molssted Brady. although
show :" Meanwhile Trady had come across
Shatkey: Tho vas aeoHt t. rr,cr tn. theatre
me san Sr0G the man.iers 0'Ss TIN ssnnheH%an
would be so much more money ahead
The pam ms %na en- G u the theatre '" 90,
scared and When they heard that Sharkey was
~ IL w'ip',y they Ut out the light, ant
out an injunction ngainstt the promoters OF the
exhibition this morning
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First Night of the Horse show In tho
Oranges.

BRICK CHURCH. N. j.. Nov 9-The third
horse show OF the Riding and Driving Club OF
the Oranges opsned.thls evening In the club
house In Halsted street. East Orange. The big
building was crowded with a fashionable as
Semblago Of visitors from the Oranges, Newark
Morristown and New York. Tho most consplc-
uous lbox, In the show was decorated profusely
Lord Mayor Talon OF dublin. who attended
the show hs tho guest Of Thomas Nsvins OF
Holly Hall With tho Lord Mayor was his Ssc-
the party the Hon. James Burke Roche, Mem
her Of Parliament. who has been Visiting Mr.
Nsvins for the week Past, Among the awards
were:
Class 10 Roldstsrs, 1873 hands or ss-Thomas
!. Russnlrs b. IN. Princess Sprague. hrst Alden
FreemAn'h Y. IN, silver, secondi James NJ. Belden's
HI &. Hebs third.
Class l. HARNESS horses. pver al and not exceed
ing lh hAnds-lrA A. Kip, Jr.'s c. m. Coqustte hrst
Mrs. Johns, Prattleys b. m. ssA BsA. sscond; c. g.
9Aynors b. q. Presto. third
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Amateur Hockey League Meeting,

At the meeting Of the Amateur Hockey
League at the New York A. G. last night the
rumor that the Crescent A. &. Of Brooklyn
would enter \ strong team for tho cham pion-
shin this season was confirmed The Brooklyn
skating Club. winner Of the honor
last season. will not DO a competitor Entries
were received for the cha N piuuship from the
New. York. A.; ca 81, Nicholas Skating, Club.
club II New York, The following officers
President B'rtows =. Weeks, y. Y. A. e.. Vice Pro.i.
dent. j. W. calender, ~. Sichola. skating club;
SECRETARY and Treasurer, Howard Draksley Crescent
A q; hoard " Managers, q. =. dc Casanova Hockey
Cnb of New York. A 4. williams, MOntclsir A. O.
aud J., a. Fish, Brooklyn Skating Club
4 Schsdule Committee, consisting Of Howard
Drakcley, Chairman: c, +. de Casanova A. T.
williams. j. W. Calender and James Fenwick
was appointed, They will meet next Wsincs.
day 70 frame n schedule. The question OF
substituting a net for the goal posts was
discussed: Al experiment will 10 made
Championship prizes were awarded to the
New York 4. C., for the Seasons OF 1900. ~
and HS and to the brooklyn Skating Club for
1893; 10; A banner has been ACCEPTED from
the st, Nicholas Toe Skating Company as the
emblem for the ensuing season,
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Bearing on the Introduction OF British capital
In tho formation OF n motor vehicle concern in
III country, IL is interesting TO note that an
order for fifty automobile stages was recently
sent here from London. because IL was alleged
the orisr could not b. filled in England. Tho
editor Of the Automobile Mdgdkine. who Ia con
ysrrant with the motor vehicle situation in
England. predicts that IN a few years America
will he the autOmohll" building country OF the
world hechuse they lack the facilities on the
other side that they have here.
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PRIN,EroS, Nov. p.--Beniamin +. Elbort, 1909,
tho crack shot of the Princeton University dnu
cub this afternoon won III" handsome rife offered
To- the undergraduates her. who would win three
consecutive competition shoots. Ebert won thu
two previous shoots by easy scores, but to-day
Richard Mcmillan, 1907, tied HIM handlly hv Killing
twenty hyo birds ont or possible thirty, However
ON the shOuton the veteran nerve told and Gilbert
won by one bird, killing twenty nine out OF posst-
Dle thirty,