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New-York tribune., 1900-05-22


(PennA T. P Ferries
Cur1landt DesorosnD
Daily sunday Sunday lesves IS NJ Otne-
SUNDAY eSantay leaves .
Z sunday leaves 6.l5 ? sunday caves SIS Pm
t-R.l5 100 A. N Local Tor EASTON-
iii d T. n For BI- FFALO. NIAGARA FALLS ana
p1ctps local points Parior and Dining Cars Con-
meets CcaJ BraBches1. -
+'II.5J l2-e0 Noon " SLACK DIAMOND 80
world Limited scaNn&
with ee2crs
Dining vice q carte
sl2-5l. H{ For WlLAEs-BAflsE =, l.-AS LoS.
f3.55 4 Coal BTanrIes and inferneaatc poi11A
v.S.f0, y5-2OP-N Local roT MATCH SIiCNh- x-.c
@S.55. Chicago NeSrhule Limited for iao-
ARA FALLS pcin.s West Through Sleeping Cs 10 chicago
.r.5S 500 N Expos rOn Express for BUFFALO and
.S.JJ. o.eo P.x, FOR ITHACA. ROCHESTER, BUFFALO
50 PLAINFfELD and B0UND BROOK locals aAiiy exeeps
Tcs- " IlS 81 20 - - Ant
Union Sqnare Columbus l.
FnltSn B'dy anc annex Station Brooklyn
10 check from asoa
e-.derce through destination
New-York tribune., 1900-05-22
ERIE RAILROAD

Through trains New York foot u S-han,n.- =.
follows. minutes earlier - @s--
n-tgsb 4 H. Daily-Solld BUR-
Isfughuruton. Maverly Elutra FsraIrs-1
uario- az and dining ar o L.ulfaa ~S-~-=s
II. Dally.-tElCRgo L-Irufrei-E-4s-
Chicago, arriving 3-i C--veEs. -
Sleep-s 20 CntcaSo. Cleveland. Cincinnari Dfrf,
I,:iO n Da4ly -suftalo and Cleveland Exurers9s--
Buffalo 10 bradford ID jamestown 100 and Younx.
4ua Cleveland. - ------sAe
J.15 o. II Dativ-Soid train ny nsr-s.-,-,- -
erly Eirnra chicago saeepers Bufalo Chicago C-r
FT'ICfzETs L9cAI. TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN .C.
L COAMODAIloNS AZ III. lI2. z8l 49,
l5d East i2ata 81 an1 2T i25th 81 han,s~-
West I'd ferries. ---f.,
ST.. Broadway. BROOKLYN l22 River - f,s - -
Jersey CITY Station. New Transfer 60 esii - - -
checks baggage eesttua-4on. @ -. A.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-22
BALTIMORE & OHIO n. r,
EOR THE NEST

FOR THE WEST.
Leave New York OF Liberty Street. Ferry
CWhtehaIl TeruinaD ) earlier
Except sundays rSundays
CHICAGO. 40 Liberty street only)- -1Sf
nd night.
PITTsBCRG -4so a m. G-berty street onlyl. -s-OO
D. n D. m and night
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS 1000 a. H. TOO D n
'I2. 10 night
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE. ~SO0 1000 Cot-e-,
'11.30 DINER fl-0O p tDtnerl $50 tDiner).
(''RovaI m Pullman Train
Diner and Cafel DINER. 700 D Diner and
.i2 IS night. NORFOLK. TOO D m
trains illuminated Ptntsch Light.
261 asa 1900 Broadway. Union
So. W. 12T BOvvery. y Y $50 Fulton BROOKLYN
whitehall Terminal and Liberty Baggage checked
o. residence destination.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-22
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. Nav 21--Sp-ins wneat-No hard SPOT. round
lots. T3tec: No / Northern. round lots. T1hc. No I
Northern carloads. 71A6T1ssc Winter wheat nominal
No red, T4lsc: No white. 73izc; mixed T4c. Corn
quiet, No yellow. 42Ac No yellow. i2e No yellow
white IS u d2s1zC; No white 81 NC: No white
&c; No mixed, 26126&c No mixed. 25l1c. Rye
neglected; No offered 6fc. Flour quiet;
Chicago. May 21.-The leading ranged fol-
New-York tribune., 1900-05-22
new YORK CENTRAL,

HARLEM DIVISION.
A II p VI Daily. except Sunday. 70 Pitts
field Sundays only go A NJ.
all through trains.
Illuminated with Pntsch Light
Ticket Offices at If3 261. as and ZIG BROADWAY s5
Union So W West 125h 12jth and f3Sth S.
stations York. 33s and T26 Fulton ST and 10s
Broadway. E d. Brooklyn.
Teiepnone 900 3sth Street York Central Cab
Service Baggage checked from hotel residence "
Wesrcott Express COMPANY.
GEORGE n DANIELS General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1900-05-22
NAVAL STORES.

There nothing in the of feature 10 naval
yesterday Advces the South about
expected and the local market ruled steady and
changed Rosin duh but steady. Quotations follow
TAR-ReguRrs. 50 10; oil bbls. s. 25.
SPIRITS TCRPENTINE-51t765 652c.
RO9IN-COTuuson strained. 81 30; E, 81 60; r
81 Io g. 81 70; II. 81 80: 81; X, 81 70; NJ 81 40 N
So GO; W G. So 20; " ". 81 90
STOCK ON HAND.
Rosln. bbls II Ste
Spirits t,rpeutine bbls 30l
Tar, bbls 1916
Charleston Mag 21.-TIrpentine steady at 4sc Rosin
quiei. unchanged.
Savannah May 2l-Sprts turpentine quiet at 4ac;
receipts. i,J4T bbis bbls; exports. 315 bbs
Rosin firm receipts 1872 sales 9 43 hbs; exports
1851 bbls
London May -Tu-pentine-Sprts. ass.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-22
6ailronns.
pENNSYLVANIA

u
STATIONS foot OF WEST iNF~Tv-THrPD srRrrr
IATh ANP pEs5E2ssEs hMD tsanL4sD5 @ sdnE.1s
Gsrtiandt Street. il IL i've I% %.nasr. Ia.s than
.Ic.ss ss% s.rs for s'reef
Ca, Gar. New. Wv y FIST nAIL-LnIssd 70 Two B,rs p.rs.
n sshhiessp, 81 No ssashes @ PsIsburs
Sss FAST PEENsTIsf% ssa !f5,fss
ion o SfsRs R9sro pnas a so@3T o ana
e. 6acSs 6Iq:si,s sSb s, 5os. s LOFTS ExPREss
aI,s Snsnyie Sie tvia Cineinnan and Legisvls Indian
'-3s p ". WESTERN ExPREss-For Chicago For
'-sa p =. sorTTTwiE-srErx rxpREss-Fo- p,-r,-
spo7ss e. cleveland Cincinnati Louisville lnd2n-
IS, SS,,I: T. w. PAcTrrc ExPREss-Fur pi.tsnurx .na
s-55 r. Ma 9r Cevea1d rx-ep, s9snrusy s,, p,1-,
burg ans Gar POINT, fr W. 70 East sssy
-m W .wNsssHIXGrox AND THE sourH-
essrozsea sn aT 10 - .D.Dns Car & M = - &
DinBaFR ca I'm - an .EoT ard 6..s Gas :, 1 = s,.s7
onrTessons On , ls TO- =, msns D.a GaT' & a. M = y
night Dining Carr. ass Dining Carr. 80 , NJ l2io
n,rs5 sF1 RAILwAY-Ezpres-. s25. AZ i.i'
s5s ys5 9tK I'D WESTERN FSrrwAY-FOr Memphis
AT1ANT:C a COAST LfSE9R1passs r pa.S SIS Al
CtssESArEAKE ssys dAKE G OHIO RaILwAY.--a5 a n vsss-
FOR OLD PoTNr 9plNsny- n ray; ,,s NoRroLK-rn. n
ArresNra1ygs rresTays ,I and IS aar- <-,..s-,....
,na cor,anat Streets $50 p M ~eesdsy- Throu.a
ssSssned Trains Parior Cars ard Standard
ot-.N1-IsSS y. w-Ak-fsvs
on New Long Erar-r R7tirnad
s9s TTeny-third strsst Stationl s-5s a. 7. ~
an 1aa .. Sundays . - n n 80 D m
20 ,nl ,Desbrosses Cc-rlandt Streetsl 400 a m.
'-S"' --V 9-- = 10 Surfqvs q * a olS D N
o N FOR PHILADELPHIA-
and Curtiandt Streets. am. foo.
ss s % - Limited 10 10 Crossnrosses
S.rV.sndr Streets. 10 ON Dining carl loas tDnfnS
st-.s, - .o a. 1c5s 40 Ceshrossss and Cortznds
rret- 22o. 255. 81 sE * az Dining carr
~ 'nrs,TS TsS Car, x Dining carr T51 -.
-. y ~ night Sundays. 10 2 - SSi ~ Boo
"iltedi - 10 - Dining m f2-55. ISs (D'n-
E,t11rl S25 S55 * DINING Carl 455 Dining Carr,
-,".Ss 'lning Carr. T55 55. 2s .. II 10 night
Iicket Offices Nos ITaG fs54 2sI Broad
Wav sStor House. Street Station-
stations foot ~ DesbrossAs and Cortlsnd Streets
tourt Street $50 Fulton Street % broadway ana
fsnnsyvauia Annex STATION, Brooklyn, Station Jersey
Clty The New York Transfer Company VIII caL Snr
- destination.
reerhon- ola Esheenth Pennsyivana Rail-
road Cab
! E. HUTCHINSON WOOD.
General Manags- General Pass'- Agent
New-York tribune., 1900-05-22
Citn fotrls.
Rdiirudos.
WEST SFjORE RI.
Railroads.,

Franklin ST. Station. ~ T. foiiowA
.na - m later foot or W. 40 ST:
.IS.a5 p M CONTINENTAL LIMITED. for DetroiI
CbI.ago and 81. Louis. DiEfnG Car.
.g.I5 = M Chicago and ST. Louis Limited
.uO p ri Buffalo and Niagara Falls ErpresA
o:I5 p Il. Detroit and Chicago Express
.pafiy Except Sunday.
at principal and Offices. BagBA8D
checked hotel residence oy Wescotts Expr~sS
n I.ANBERT General Passenger Agent ". xs
New-York tribune., 1900-05-22

+IOo 19o. .soo +Sso '4oO r4sO. 500 ZOO -T.SO.
. VI.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
81 200 p VI. II
Liberty St Ferry South Ferry 113. III PSI
945 1874 Broadway 173 9Th Ave. 81 6th Ave
So West. J3 East 125th St. 253 Vest 125th St.
York. t'7llrr 3+-. $50 Fli
ton st. E-ooHyn. 9S Broadway. williamsburg New York
Transfer and checks baggage destination
From Liberty St onlv 'Iailv tIaily. except sun
dav rSuniavs only kFrcm Ferry - P. VI.
aFrom south Ferry a-2O a NE-1nn South Ferry
! p NJ SCUM Fer-v 2-55 p Z
New-York tribune., 1900-05-22
Opening. High Low

F-lresgn coffee nt1SCOree market steady
good average Santos $500: receipts 1000 bags; stock
800 EambnrE-goTee market opened L pfg lower;
a. sales 81 900
tarr quiet
htgre-- Al u n declined 7. franc: al z m Z franc
higher quiet $50 IT, unchanged total sales,
New-York tribune., 1900-05-22

ne49ts a. the ports and Interior points to-day,
pared Win the day last week and last
New-York tribune., 1900-05-22

aeeepts OF oreadsuHs al interior points in thousands
ast Lree ciphers GOOD omitted Flour bbs BUSH
New-York tribune., 1900-05-22

Rfo--onee market steady: No Rio. sS375; exchange
States. .0O0 STOCK. Isz lO0
The position is as follows
New-York tribune., 1900-05-22
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

F-nm ~uOt oc Rector ST
1000 A. NJ 40 P. M--Atlantic Highlands Seah
New-York tribune., 1900-05-22
DELAWARE. IACKAwANNA & wEsTEpy

Hons n Ne~-forA loot ot Barclay and Csrisropn-,
New-York tribune., 1900-05-22
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

WEEKLY ENPORTS
Live Live Qrs- c
cattle. sheep. beet
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-11-14

Hseuns OF Tn. RYoux school League.

The regular monthly meeting Of The Bronx
Schoo League VS. u.d At F.slsr sohco. yc-
t.rda- AFTERNOON. Thn or schools were rel re-
sru'e. o., follow.
oh. u Bel Ard II J YHu-g atoaI r. T. Taylor
ale J r ketcs 4. Rgiutr:o-t H:gt p 10 Iau aut
c Burn. Kyies n Sill.y end : Msy-f POWER n.
NcKenna and = Hur-nbe-r Narhausn. : Spalc
irs and p Dcnnhl-. At!sr.
Previous 10 tho GA OF 1s regular session
the lrolaAi Vre PEI " CO., N4er lie
corplainI OF Bronx sChoo. against Rutherford
Atth In me h.nSea. Sofs' ost--en re
for tAe came On ,po.nts, While Rutherford
wanted Il ou actual Win TIE points ere
lSS i%i ana tie VIZ ave oHt o. seven gHu4es
accord . 10 mo y " & \. rides. -yI.. we've
bu, BON c4p't' wee itnofsnt of 20 il."s
pa .sieed 70 .a, ~ roin'. li.o.deIt
isi - dcad"d trat both teams violated
'aH rules, tvt lu1STI4l. DE- 10 ! VI q \ code
a. : ralstS won The dsiegst.s volsi 2 victory
frr RutLerforl
4 nov spendment vss proposed 20 a.. con-
-fh!Sess e.ll ~ For + : AZ. o, Is Tor Tor fh3'ttsiaHns az
rrooeets q h. Sahdball ,~ourpsmsst VII Be-
divided .nso Two parts, one.hAi to the lsssae
an the othsr IA 10 tho schools.
vi be ed on In "a IT, t'llowine evsnts
WI be op.n to pupils ~ public sch J. within
M miles e Now York.
:; yard dash. - yard d, b 'or boys under 20. 80.
yard dash i4)-yard dash. sseyard run. one mile
POI; s sss'n nd !. y.rd he,4Is r,ot Jun"
There viii be god. silver and bronce wedals
for fret, second and IN rd BOYS, and . banner
viii be PRESENTED u the school scoring the great
est suaabsr Of poinS,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-11-14

,GG.N,H Wv. ~ Ths-r 8. yut .,.c Gss ,
rae - &C. very - rEc-.I pos...va - iliy
. w'n D.. glad 1i . I'D. a > rhd = -
Law. yn- a 20. ' p1r 49, y IA.
.'..f ..-,r.t 8, Btr-u N brsserc nGGT'rs d!
siiuS nd t,'.s .ay scvs "c,lths ie'.J eatIre L.!
a,- 30 AID sarl ne A'rs"t ri' 'un 'ss v-luLed
uli>. cot. %. s-.ps-i Grand ,'ar q - attn ss ihe tn
lsL - SWae- ~ { chap horses and Tie
ssug H.r '~piIte" Summary
- isA.e ; \ t-'ioHr Hs!itA. 1917 LTyAy. 80
L 8 ~ Lat. - vi son, { 70 T.. Third. Tine, ia
Sc'Jut Rae ia fH'l ss-RIsa Deah, 40 fCoch.
ian . 20 Ia. f r At.u - \ weber. I 10 >,
sr".rG >r. ~. tfa'-. % .F.S. - :. tairc
q. n. 2 20 is
..rg .t. ..r, % @. laI o., i~I,stuH-Hrruic-,
~ '".d. o.. UIu Nr-raio ,t o.. CrrN'
- " o. 81, nd. it.aH vail 30. !.cr b Co .,
l.Iru. I'm .,t
Iou-t- Efee-Seve1 tlr.pugs- LpfI RobcIi, %
tRaH~ln even. xun Ptitr'- Q cen. IS a Weber,
4 70: sscoad: Birdie d. rs ,filck. 8 10 /. tsird-
tftn Eace-o7e mile and a siIteepth-Balrd. -
flicSi. 10 D Won: Chopin, no "A websD. p ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-11-14
Archibald Rogers Has Been Asked to Take
AhnIEa Of Now Naaht.

The Challenge Committee and the member
OF the syndicate who are looHlng after the
defence IF the America Cup seem to he having
trouble in hiding a yEcht-lnan who is willing
TO devote Ms time next summer 10 the AFFAIRS
81 the nov BOAT A number Of persons have
been ,ousldeged and several asked 70 acospt
tie place. but all decluei Last week Z, A.
Willard was talked " A. the max FOR the place
but hi nAme mot with some opposition. Cha1lep
Franc Adams. "a, Of Boston. Was asked
t. undertake the JOB MIR Adams is one OF
"a. post amateur unvIzatprs In tie country
sud nj selection would nave Ieen q very popu-
lsr one. Uut Mr. Adams has declined as he can
not splrs the lue Now Archibald Rogers.
who vas az the head OF the tolOnia syndicate
In lsA, mas besu asXed II ne would manage
tho nov boat. hut 40 far has not given his
answer
In tho meantime work on the challenger
il going on and -r Thomas Upton Is making
tie cup" DAVID barrie, who acts for Sir
Thomt5 In this county. has received iniorme-
don about the new Shamrock which hs mAde
pLb,!C yheteuday. He said:
As Shamrock II. viii be built a. Hender-
son. yard near Glasgow ard she Ia 70 b ready
for her u1sl against Shamrock !. IN May.
A. soon a. she has been tried the two boats
Will start across Tie Atlantic together and they
Will b. tried OF SANDY Hook Sir Thomas
Upton a4s notice that on tbs sid the opinion
has been that - waited until he vas thoroughly
prepared before challenging again ana THAI
Consequently 10 has an advantage over the
defender, TIE flC' Is he waited untl tho
issusd q challenge, but did. not prepare TO
build tUD row boat until the Def. was ncoepted,
II tue .,lr mad .pt bAs0 about ended he would
not have ls-ued the challenge
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-11-14

The at'h = the series 4 .nterolub team rslay
conpetjuons was held a Dexter Park yssecr-
dav. The bird fully tested the shooters abil-
ity ard provid Interesting -pory The Emerald
Gun CUB Yam Of N.v Y III and the Medicus
IN club team Of Br onlvn veie the cUntest-
ans, the Eat SIDE q n cub team teirg repre-
sartsd yUlr ny John p. Hopkins, VIII samely
shot in 10 cont for ls club Three sweep
siaE race al eight lv" bird GLOW d the main
eycnt an a. ~ &c b O'ConneIl killed straight
In nj. frs' two nd lost only ono bird In the
dir Other straish' = ores we're made by DR..
Ca,ey. Capt. Jack 81 y " York. Or B X.
MODS and Johu B 10 IA. euumarles:
Inteiclub contest. open 70 teams O., ,hr.e men from
any gun dub In the Cn!ted states. twenty birds per
mar. 20 Yards rs-:
Per,.n, 10 Harry p Fess-nd'n. 70 Dr Louis n.
OCorn,i. 10 Total, 81.
Nedlcu. Gun Cub Of BTpohyn ~ 4. A. Casey.
~ 81. 4 x. Woods. ~ Or r.. D MILLER, - To'N.
'E.., sit, Gun club %. newark John n Hopkins,
sve.p.,. .s-Fiyh, birds. entrance, IS birds
eytr7 Qr Louis r.. O'tonusl ~ yari>. ; John b.
H5prrs. 50 yafcs . Capt Jac. - yaTts, Dr
y Woods, p yarts, : Dt Ge. re ' Hudson.
T. yards. :; john Rolling, 27ysrts. 90 5 sohsnos
reg. Soryt''i5ss Or oronr.y, = R.Ts.n. q
p frd,n, : Hrprirs e II. Woods. BnsinyIA
sam cav eircrs ~. Csssy.' > Z. D. hNsS
:: Nc?xlns, : Or OCounti, ! Or Woods
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-11-14
RFPoRHTNG COLLEGE ArHLRrIcs.
Proposed joint Meeting OF Faculty Advisory
and Executive Com mittses OF !. 4. 4. 4. 4.

IVpuk VI" w " NhD
and Executive Committees OF ]. 4. 4. 4. 4.
determined EFFORT will be made this winter
70 al iust the rnle. Of the intercollegiate A.. A. A.
A. So as % meat the requirements Of the faculties
O. tho different colleges and 20 prev On. q new
ahu- - O. ths spirit Of the rules which threatens
70 beoome prevalent. With this obiec In view
Oh. Executive and Graduate Advisory commit
Tee. o, the association held a meeting at the
Fifth Avenu. 7otel on Sunday last. which vas
attended by every nom her OF the two COM
mlttses.
Although he Gases Of prominent. ath!s'~s
.Ich a. Shsl Ion Of Yale and Baxter and 1evs-
tuT Q. e." IniEgrsity q fspn'y.yen!s were
:ha s1noGncs nept Of the return OF these men
% 'h-i- universities. after being epsacsi IN
bus ness or other p~'Irsuits. Was ors u tie chis'
rea-ons for the .sssicn, and 1t 10 reasonably
cercaln that when The rules are amended q pro-
yisiol WI! b- Inserted 70 govern ,ust suoh Gases,
taHc,uity d. ths ,.ss'dips tas,srn oorsse-, wh.GS
Il enforced w..i result II A more trrft stu len,
ssS us IN lee Ecu! St!A'i + i. az: .siG s.d asGA he +:
[ \ IA 4. !n'cncs - act in unison WIN tL,s
i~atnlty in this regard. ~ sas d.ridtd = ssk
tho Faculty Committee n the sssociatiou -
p ,ge,t desirable Caansss Ia the oorsi,'lt.on
and hy-law-. A. tie iaepuO'rs ~ tho Faculty
Committee are $50 Oh the COMMITTEES whlca
Dire ~ tie Lew regulations there Is 8 stroHS
. billy ,hat many Of TIE conditions Which
werr 'rsusd Tor me home governmeq' Of ne
!egtate laws
I IL vas also decided 70 invite the faculty
COMMITTEES o. the association 20 meet the Fx-
! een,tys aud ADVISORY ~oonmit-ss. In Ssv fork
during the Christmas holidays and ttrssA
ou' tie whole Huhiec5 In Joint session. One -
TIA main points " NJ decided 10 ths limitation
oflls power pf appeal 70 the Faculty Colurittts
from he rul.Lss o; The EGecutivs Counlttee.
A. rra.cL' ~ e'hlH'o yro-es'ef may az. cal
Gerrg.,owu s%rriu'or. tnoh advsr.aze Il tie
rule =, r.'o- u tie Faculty Committee on such
a -Ir,ple matter a. The uearins 0. TIE vfrase
Calendar wear II Il the feeling ofthe vrasen,
Executive ComruItce hat the jurisdiction ~
tae Faculty -Cop.nit &c shculd OILY apply to
questions affecting the .aulihcsSpn ~ COM
yIs1ry ccclnlttses arevel 1ualiAed 10 in1srpres
~. ,i,lss IN al o'tNr subjects
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-11-14
yOthIi err DECI>iDt>.
Application OF MARYLAND club Denied hors-,
and Ourrts Rel stated.

and DIV rtS Rel stt'rd.
Ameatns u The stewards of 'ho 10 sey cub
was held ye, srd.y afternoon. August Be-
mont, J. q. Brad ori. James GslNay r H..
III chcock. Andrew Miller end F Is StIrg :
ver. present The following list II O-ciaI- av-
DO MED for n. WASH GIN jockey Club
autumn meeting was approved
Stewards. S 8. Rowland. samuel Ross sad jssss
Brown. Judge, Clarence Mcdowell na.d'c,IPr. ~.
8 V1sourg starter Mas Cassidy paddock aud
patrol Judge J. L. Hall. inner, y. n Bar e,tn
The application o: .hs Maryland Joo.ey club
to conduct a race meeting Co,nmeuCus on Dec.
10, at CAesaoesAe Biaca. No lndsr M II >
diCtlon OF Jhr Jockey cub was de led
on the recommendation Of tho Stewards Of
the National NteeplscAa-e aud Hunt 4 ~oClA-
ton the foIiowluc horses were rein-tlted for
steeplechass md Uurd" races:
X. a. CA,Atar Advance E ID Pureeil's Miss
EHEs beth, Ivan Fox's Baritone II. y. v Riddles
Esl.lle J. and :. H.v.Id Lewis, Ji sFesoooUs.
he Sc e AIRY Of tn. Jockey CLUB w. author
lied o accsrt the res stratOn OF the chestnut
hly Sport, fos.ei 1897. by Imp, Aiatree Inc
KID under p"n1Iy prescribed By ths les.
". l Nau-ir and Ike arson. wuo ere lis.
qualified through racing horses a. unrecosnizad
courses. waTs T. all priv.egs under
tht rul"s.
The applications for reinstateinent lodged oy
jockeys William Hovland and charles i'ele-
hanty for the pur pose ~ riding f. st--plechss-s
lrd hurcls rae were referred 10 the National
Steeps base ard Hunt Assoc alton.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-11-14
JEFPRIBsss SEIr OPPONENT.
The Cha m pion viii BE Ready To-day to Make
Match.

q Match.
Unless the unexpectsd should happen a u aton
between Jim JeH1es and Gus RuhIn, the Akron
Giant, will be srTanscd to-day. The Fact thai
Boo Ft1aiminons's reply N the cham uIor 5
recent statement 10 nOt consistent win MS
remarks earlier In the year lead, many 10 be-
lIeve that he does not care to glve up lis tho
atrlcai dAtss and take on 'hA big bolsrmaker
A meeting between representatives Of big men
whom Jefr.es prefers to tackle Is sou for noon
to-day at the Grand opera House. Billy Brady.
the champions manager. says that the Cali
fornIau viii be on hand 70 talk business with
any one who 4. In real earnest.
Sharkey told a reporter o. TIE Sun that he
wi. not attend he saws that he Ia not dis
posed 70 run after JeTrIes, Mile he 10 anxious
70 aiFarss . matoh' he thinks thAi !sfrisf
hafi1s' vii III ,. .. ] . H. Tsy rex. Il t S1ponc ~ 'AR Raha
In = travelling on the road With a e9mpany.
BAiy Madd7n' ID, manager, .1fOr1ps Tas srS
at some asrremcn! Madden writes from
A4Hs., .aae a. "a prs a 'd dI 10 ,s. articles, le,
isTsn, from n, rule I VIII Sig and post a tor.
ID c tM , : mad. or rot. See barre Fslc4
ana ask him 4 he vii. take OF Denver Ed
Martin, Rut!iu's Sperrins psrtneI II he
- HNA' @'ANH AaaN . '-' 49, "H%N TN- - NA@'
any hesvy weight
JenriA. said -st~-dCy;
Il really think that Rubin Will 10 my next
opponent, klt1-irlntrs does Dot seem TOO
oversnxlous 70 fyht me dis answer 20 nay
Gen proves that 10 tnO W vel IN hts heart
thai ! am IA ; master have sven ever OPP
portunitv 70 him - maze good bis sFee7t.on
that le was '.9yed when I Knocked h!ll oI.
a raar ago last june az COney Island ID to
date. though. he Nas heen very back ward and
doe. nov srerp 70 care - get a return fEac With
~. I consider Rubin a very good man and
II he Is going 20 be the man 10 wrsst NY lsure.s
.rom me | shaA Oe pleased ;? tave him ts ny
successor am si;nplr a rshter because II
Cause / thin. | oan de!sa, anybody in tho world.
Ike our ovn John !. sullivan | am on the
lsvel and ever rssdy t. defend my title
"Sha-koy s1"s he Will not - on hand 70 ar
range A match with you tomorrow
he won't. en- sad the CHAMPION, I
knes IL all slons be mas been b!liang And
has peen trying t. advertise lis saloon az my
sxpense glees he still relp-mbsrs the trounc-
inr | gave hln a. COpev ls,iad last year
A!tsr q dete-pIne1 effort 70 prevent him
from Dry!ng 4 hose al psnsonhurst. Fita-
simmons haA some INTO possession Of the prop
Sfty. The ,iJle vas PASSED = few days ago
from Mrs. Anna D. Bennett 20 Mrs RoseI.e
FitLsinmons. tas, former champi9n's wife.
a man nan ed C.ara lei. l,'i - buy the pr D
erty .r F~.tIs..Muus lie residents ar Md
there declared th~t thsy lid not want a pusi-
is, In the'r odd. The price paid vas. il I,
sad. sl0.urO In cash. Iti', aud as vile VIZ
orcu.y the hpnso a.re- tls.F theatrical cour
y over Mrs F.,zsIn.Ions Il N TIE road
with her husband.
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n, M. vi. Ali, rbis ,,lI run I'M ,ha nunh>r
~ nc ~ ~, fhe hi1 rs,rs on Nov ~ To aboHt
and aI Of tae iaoco eeats viii DO robbisd up by
SoYsss Sr.r
-
p,fyo.1os Nov n-Prinoston stucsna had
an onnorry ssain mia sft.ynooa 10 Watsh
fn.ir vcrS 1srSs 49, am IA, ~ tSa
prantins go. ~ n tb. or M and wa.t thsy
saty Ia StvsS thsn raa.nn 10 nslisys fpst az
Ta.r. ~ al viii raj h. AZ essv Tor Yais a.
soSie wosild aaye il Ihs practice was the
49,, s~Srnss, ssd crn..su.ntIy ,hs moi
encorIra III yfar 90 Mar - in .ous Tina
Ard IN ~ 80 49,. K r.tty was nlsXin1
q E,oCtSHs a., an3 Va stns d.snaiys ,s%e
ovsr -. awfny M = ~ 80
VOL 'a,srn. ~. !, 80 - NOT And trrSbLs
In nI,c,ns 80, ,1"r.r a, 49, ~ I ~ 4 vSfrS
tfsv - .,ng 80 - n,iSa irns noirt
10 = no ornwd Insys sra abnut $50 svaii.
sbls eat. anG . lsrys norr,0n -. hen allotted
AnstSsttona =. .i1f b.irr racsreS IL iooks
Huwavsr -" tnetv" tc. 49, NJ. from Vawr
Haysu wonld b. .Hin' Tor ~. OF he e,soo
scLstt -, ~ W. 80 =, - " WV
d.v.s 49, "a. ~. 20 -, H. VIII 10
SSl a.. uornsr rim ss,par tnrs ND sxnal
wa, siv.n and NOT once Std ~ faii 10 sain,
vSlls on .sSsral "r,o NOS He nsds over sisHt
y.rds Hs runs 'lnt ana ~ ne = yer( ,iIfons
y nnSs-ns~ III 80 ~ 80 - 60 ON
Saturdsy NI Of psrnsviyaris' r.auhsr. were
On 10 e.I, S Il, ~ 49, ,rd
y.u .".n'n'
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Ssawanhaka ht,msn Nest.

Tt. 18th general meeting Of The Neswannh
Corint ian Yacht Club was held a: Sherry's
last night There Wa a large attendance OF
members. Vice-Comnod"re hoyt presided
Re- ort, were received from standing COM
mirees. A committee composed OF f W.
Gibson. Baysrd Fo,lke and Charles Lelsnd
was arroiuted to draw w. suitable resolutions
Of coraolepce on the death o; the late Score
tary. g. j. stevens
II was announced that the club had won, .
gold % sdsl for its exhibit OF models AZ the
Paris EXPOSITION.
A Cs.s Csnfeid. John Hyslop. X. ". Eaton
] Fred Tsns and CLIFTON III. Crane, Q COM
rri.tee 7npOi' ted 20 iran q n new rule OF meas
rrererf. raUor'ci IrogTess