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New-York tribune., 1900-07-19
WORK WANTED.

Male
NIGHT WATCHMAN OF CARETAKER oc
city or country residences HANDY, al
around man, gcod references. z s. 41s
West +sJh-st- care Mr. Frank
PAINTER. paPerhanger. kaIsoriner. var
n-s1er, 1rst class work has AL necessary
Loo-s out oZ cay, private OF landlord
PAINTER, pape-hanger. g-siue-. pIasJ--er.
contract t9r lautlOrds- Il GOLDBERG.
PAINTER class nan. quick and
willing Address PAINTER. 45S West
PAINTER, paperhanger and decorator.
good uscb1ulc wants work CARLSON
Io4 9acketr-s--, Brooklyn
PORTER--By young man in good nouse;
wages $, 9+ South 1sr-zt-. Brooklyn
PORTER or DRIVER married.
strong trustworthy mar, desires position
IN store. wholesale house OF cfticsi refer
eneez. Prizes, 2+7 East T7rh-st
RESPECTABLE colo-sc boy as dentists
OF Doctors boy. hall boy Care Ct
CE-1L, 40 WesI +olH-sI
sTENoGRAPHER and Remington type
writer rapid and accurate, willing 90
assist II Office, salary Co start 81. Address
TCHlIAN.-Cude-s-l u1s boilers and en-
sine IL years last place sest reference
WALSH. 55+ West +2c-st
wACCH11AN-As private or night watsa-
man, = years 1--+ years last place,
faithful honest ard trustworthy. can t'1--
C-sk bonds and high class references A--
dress WATC ENAE. Box II, Tribune Of--ce-
WA-CHlIAN Or sTABLElIAN.-By a man.
80 years 1--- day OF night clrL " clL-
New-York tribune., 1900-07-19
BUSINESS CHANCES.

PATENTS! INVENTORS HAND BOOK
FREE, patents economically secured a1d
p-oftably sold INVENTORS COMPANf.
$50 Nassau-st.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-19
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Maze

Maze
/ BUTLER. Ec-spe4ks English. French,
Eussiac German, Arabic Turkish Per
/ sian. IS tras-ual. butler. valet. zavaa,
[ wlteruar. yacht steward French cook
j cusclman, gardener references. ARNOLD,
2-2 West -1r1-st
. BUTLER -Erench-aaz, ~; caI single
2 thoroughly competent; n private family
I 5esr references PAUL 1+3 W=7- l5-l-s--
. CHEF. -F-src--1an. late with B.Er1u.
cafes Richie and VCtstC in Paris La--
. haitian Club and uilIio-ai-es' families --is
/ country Address letter. ROBERT. -uI
/ COOK Experienced dinner order. butcher.
I carver. wishes steady position EN-. 6t6
/ Eas- -lta-st
f COOK .. STEWARD Japanese 5n
yacht. has s1l3 references " X. $50
5--aFe.
. -AlETA F-ER--8v a rraahle, sober and
honest man. care OF E=G--e-nsr place.
/ z..5.--1 --ere-reG- understands horses -1g--
aas1-y s2qt rs-=TsIees- r., -7- Please 4--7-zs j.
I CJoK.-Ala-r.ea couple. man care horses.
lawns private American family la-s
+ errDlcvar Interviewed Cally -1 .. L-rs.
/ 1IIEcFR CLOSE. - " est 55-a-st
COA-HMAN Gentleman desires 90 pro-
cu-e situation FOR his -ra--l,aI. las
lived w--l a--u = years, rnlrriet, no en-
cuU1raCce- VIII liS-ly recommend Eesa-l-
ing honesty. s0briety. caFa-- -l-ry- Can 1r
address THOMAS 62s Park ave
COA-F,fAN al driver. Knows 5oth el-.es
thoroughly. s ler. references. lCC- c---
ter. THOMPSON ZOE WycA 1-sr-. Brook
COACHMAN- -Taorouzh. ccu7--e-- ma.
first class references \-N-4 era r-
Brooklyn driver. country p-s-e--e1- yel-
[. :
Ai-,1--' u
COACHuAN. RDENER--Germaa. sin
gle useful man stea1l position u gen
t,.rusn-s place, personal. written references
vs. EBERT. care Mr. Estes - J-Ia-sr-
--E-F7y-EC -rns.ish- thoroughly expert
ar1~zt. married. no children city or c----
t-,-. zaot references. BOWEN. 365 West
CcA-IfsIAN or USEFUL NIAN--slas-e.
steady ard sober; good appearing ---s-
7uEa.y experienced JOHN -.51t nav
COAcHNIAN and general manager t7r gen
-leUll country r-s-le.l--. IN e. .i----
live stock. absolutely trlstN %. I-iatr-1l.
Eus--s -sh. vases e1p---s-, p, SC -----s7'
C1AcHMAN. GARDENER aad FARMER
--OC[ LAf'N Nl2ESo and ttI- So
wORA-By u-a-r.ed couF.e. tTe can
permanent. DAILY, 2l3 Eas- odtl-s-
~oAcHAlAN.- want a position COR a for
rre~ clzehnau WILLIAM 10. BAR
BoCR 70 Wall-s--
c8aC4AlAN.- .-T-or1uEaly connpets ant. sryi-
ish .iry d-ivar- single Young nan. Prot
ss-aar- wears personal c-ry references
LIST 5-4 f5ru-e- employ er seen Pe-sl-i--}
r.. SII AC-sle--a--l-aV
GARDENER and FLORIST On FIRE coua-
~ 1lace thoroughly sZps-lencs5 .n sa--
zerirE ana -reen1cuses- + w NORTH
81 East t9rl-s--
GARDINER or % take charge II a farm
a~ -sat. .erslzn's place address A. B.. IS
Rt5retaz=-l.t 5laIrlzt1ssu. n !
GARDENER-Ar person requiring nrst
cas- gardener and florist, married ere ID
fssu.v goo1 reference. can hear az one az
tH.s sGarrzs. CA t.lz-Nt-Ft Neruuu-ave-
cor ler s4ta-sr F.atauah, Erook-yE-
IN-VATTD,S NTRSE-As attendant ar
convaIsseen nurse. highest references.
sa -fsfal.t1rv terms Call ar address
NURSE I'D Lewls-aye-. near Dekaio-aVe.
Brcokiy
New-York tribune., 1900-07-19
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Feula

FemaI-
. COOK. Sc-Couz.a. vie azzz-- Swedish
sock extra On desserts. canning. Prezerv-
f -ug. also eZCe.-a--- tl---.rass- man handy a.
any "crH. r-ie-el-7z- l96 ar---ve-- second
. COOK. by neat Erz-sH Fr--es-a-- wen
an E- plan co.'s ara --z-zz V1s1-1-
w. 49, o----.- --z- -t1r
e-=aE--s Up -0-5 -l-e- %
r---1 ra-5-sa- Mrs HEsLy. t-1S9 sd-avs-
. COOK and LAUNlEEss.- --elazt-
-aE- or genera. --,-se77 --.se-s
. also --a--=--z-1 and waitress reference.
/ Cocz--7y v7E v.-az az vey god
country 0al 1lraEav. $50 W-s- -Srh-sr-.
one z-gz-. 14ck-
+ -O0E-Ev S-=- class COOK private family.
r14S-s --- entrees '--T -- country -e--
f -CDN-F--s- class city a- -.--r-v r.-E=r-
=-- -rr 4-- ---- z-'-z-. -s-=ll--- -
=-=--e. Al--ess 3 K, 4-8 3t-sve-. second
F COOK -Cs--pe--1r al 1-ar-a=s- ---- =
---c--y- references 10 -l----lls-av---
-
. DAYS wORK-Hy -=at c5.c-ss SRI %
take care ~ czc-='0-'- Er---- -- ty
"
+ Observation-Disclosures .esrs7 70 q,
---- - - -
E1--%EWC CE<-zv q -1--7x c--. s~--- --z-
land. as general h0usewerzs- i- q small
T H1-sEwcRE.-Bv r--l in z1au ss-.lv-
z1Cd rclz zlt w1s1=- 90 West ---1-s-
IN last 7.s-e- -z-s1-a. -s1z5zzss. rs Eas5
s-----r -er=-~a
.-v-E----rz--,r--~- "a ------.---.- -
l-1e. 80. --+- Broadway. 81 door north
or 5ls--s--- ---- @ r. a-r=r-
-iseusurs received az -le ---.-v.-- c-anc1
~ s-h-sve.- --- -2s--sr
ana -rave-.-. Eas-. ADDRESS LADT's
A-e--. l.t H-s- s-1---.. " a---
MAID 1r nurse. German sewing -r c1lr--
terma.z. rs5r ci-y rer--=a-=. FABEE.
Nurse NURSERY G1EE7-NvE.S SS-5y
refined N---- German --1-- Hanover fu-l
charge % ----re- --- -Er years ". good
-----
N-R>ES -- Two respec--a-e Protestant
sisters Ws- situations as nurses. country
Fr=- --6---s-
u RISE -l-Nr----1e--- desires POSITION %
-1-e rl- --E---C Or a-5- person. Address
z -gsr--. n T.
N-ESE--5r FRENCH E--t t-- suzall -l.l-
SIS Wzs- --Ll-s-
y ESE.-ls---z- SRI nurse 1- cham
ee---a--. or older cl----c S-+ % S-5-
no cares A-s- SCEE---,,Eit ID East
--l---5-
-------
NJ HSE--Rel-llla ycE-E Pr -lu- North
Ireland experienced l--a--'z nurse taxes
e----- charge r-i-E u- on 1-r--e- best err
references EEr5zE zEELNGTON 6sL C1l1-l--
bUs-ave-
TRAINED NCESE.-Alv kind cr illness.
s. so ve- GAY. references. B-8ASE.-N.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-19
CARPET CLEANING.

CARPETS cleaned BY steam. by hand or On
the floor Careful Carpet Cleaning Co..
1883 Broadway. +21 East 4sth-st-. COE 8
BRANDT Tel I32-3Std.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-19

y RISES -- Two Respectable Protestant
sisters sl situations as nurses couCrr-
preferred. AGED = ana ls- CLAYTON -
Frz- --6---s-
New-York tribune., 1900-07-19
nACHINERN.

AT REDUCED PRICEs.-SoO --cond-nand
wood and iron working machines; fully
guaranteed machinery bought and eS
changed GEO 3. EDDY. s9s Madisor-st
New-York tribune., 1900-07-19

7 INCOLN ROSE.-In pursuance Of an order
- Of Hon. Frank T Fitzgerald Surrogate OF the
County York notice given To all
having claims against Rose Lincoln a-e CT the
County New YORK, Borough OF Manhattan deceased.
present with vouchers thereof 10 the SUB
Ecri0eT hi place Of trlnsactug business oice
Of Logan Denond & Hardy. No. 81 William Street In
the CRY OF New York, Borough Of Manhattan on OF
before tx 9th day Of September next
Dated New York. the Isl day March 1900
SOLOMON EN-
Adm with Will annexed
Attorneys Administrator q William Street Mannat-
Borough. City.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-19
Gnrroaates Nonres.

5urrogatrs' Nonres,
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of Hon Abner
- c. Thomas q Surrogate OF the County Of New York
NOTICE Is hereby given 70 al persons having claims
present with vouchers thereof
he S e r @ n Pe9 7-5 Pee TsnssI S Ta II
stree Room 40 n Je OlIs o. New York on or before
Dated New York. the 2SE5 day lay ot May. 1900
GOODWIN. THOMPSON & vANDERPoEL@
Attorneys for Executor,
New YORK G1ry.
N PURSUANCE OF an order Of Hon. Abner c.
Thomas. Surrogate OF the County OF New-York.
John Crh late OF the COUNTY ot New-Y5rk deceased 10
a. e- pace Of trarssctrE business At the once Of ares
scheu Elkus No Sc Pine street IN the city ot New
Dated New-YorE ths rs day q March 1900
JAMES. sCHELI & ELKUS Attorney for ETecGtrx
SO Pine Street Borough Of Manhattan New-York City.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
= ABNER {, THOMAS. Surrogate Of the County OF
CLAIMS against An1rew OLSEN late Of the County Of New
Of to the subsc-ibe al place ransactng business
al The Office q + B. WlghtT!@n No: 22g Broadwsy n
fore 5hs S.5 @ @ sy Of s AuFt W ss ayE :, F.br. 1900
GNSA oLssoN
Executrtx.
F. B w1GHTMAN. Eso..
Attorney for E1eGHtr1x
y PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
! ABNEE c. THOMAS. Surrogate Of the County of
S7ti-e 5 hereby given TO al persons having claims
YORK deceased present Jhe vouchers there
e ire estate he oae of Fssary GoodTish Nc s.
Mas sL[se s a. es 1 @ ol Ne" 1ork Oh or BEFORE the
Dated New York the hrst day Of Fsoraazy 1909.
HENRY " GOODRICH Admiastrator
80 VAL St. New YORK y 2
New-York tribune., 1900-07-19
6tcdmbodts.

HUDSON AND G0ISAGElE BOATS.
Leave foot OF Christopher St every weekday al ?
p NJ, connecting with B. q A. h.
Also, saturda~s, steamer ONT CORA 80 P Il fcr
Cstsktll. with Annex Tor Hudson.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-19

COOK E-C---7e---r an --ar-res- -t-- --
second 111r
New-York tribune., 1900-07-19

IN PURSUANCE Of al order Of Hon. Abner
= Q Thomas a Surrogate Of the County Of New York
Gertrude C. Walter. late ot the County OF York
deceased. present with thereof
subscriber, his place e t-ansacting business
Broadway. Borough Cr Manhattan. Crv or
New York before the I0tn cay December next
Dated New York. 9Th day OF June. 1900
WALTER G KEMEYS. Executor
ANDREW s EANERSLEY.
Attorney for Executor Z5l Broadway Borough
haitian. New YORK City
New-York tribune., 1900-07-19

MONT AUX STEAMBOAT Co., LTD.
For Block Island, Orient. Greeuport Shelter Island
SoIthod and Sag Harbor.
Steamers will leave Pier Is, E r., near foot Wall
daily except Saturdays and sundays $50 m.-On
Saturdays at 100 2. m, TIE steamer leaving Tues
DAYS Thursdays and Saturdays does at Souhcd
New-York tribune., 1900-07-19

BUTLER Ec-Spe4As English French.
Russian German. Arabic. Turkish Per
sian. as 1-ag-uan butler. valet. zavas,
wl-eruar. yacht steward French cook.
claclual. gardener references. ARNOLD,
80 West -7-E-sc-
New-York tribune., 1900-07-19
- PrRsrANCE ot an order or Hon Ahnsr

c Thomas. a Surrogate OF the County Of New York
NOTICE ls hereby given 70 al persons having claims
s-s-D I AorrelL of y7rLr
deceased { present vouchers
subscriber, place ct transacrrg
Street Manhattan Borough. CITY Of New
York before the ID day of
DATED New York. the Ist day O. February 1900
ROBERT l MORRELL. Executor
p Pine Man.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-19

Nurse -r NURSERY govern NESS BY
refined Ne--- German. t--r- Hanover. fu-I
charge % children t--- -E- years up. good
New-York tribune., 1900-07-19

GAT9Nlll gWENlNGl0
Steamers ONTECRA and KAATERsFILL leave OF
CHRISTOPHER St every weekday at P NJ
Saturdays. ONTEORA al l.s0 P. NJ. and KAATER-
SKILL. 8 P. II
Trains Cairo Paienville OTIS summit. Haines Cor
and Tann@rsyille connect
FARE-NEW YORK TO TANNERSNlLLE. 500
Descrlptve Eolde- n.1IIed free.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-19

} CCA-E11AN--A- driver, knows C1rl cities
thoroughly. s ler. references. none o---
rer TEONIPSCN ZOE Wyca 1-sr-. Brook
New-York tribune., 1900-07-19

AATTBES- -E= REMACE 81 cusJorne-E
residences in three aours speciality new
tlckinEs aud nRlr supplied. solS u.=rs of
own patented oAci4latlGE hair c1rd!ng ma
chimes and collapsibie benches THE MAC-
HORGNE METHOD. sac shave Country
orders solicited. Tslsphons 85T Columbia
New-York tribune., 1900-07-19

E1--zV E-(--5E q E1-0E r-- sr-r- --z-
land. as Ee-e-a- h1usew1rEar i- q small
family. 81 EE>-otE- --t East L-1-l-z-
New-York tribune., 1900-07-19

raE- r-T-= genera. --se-
also --a--=--z-z and waitress reference.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-19

COACEI3LAN Thorough, cC--=-e-- -L---.
first class references N=N-N-rA l-
E-uzG Address CROSBY. 6S5 Wa--er-s--.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-19

81 A. HLN -N c--g Nc--l Ge-rza ver.al
takes .n washing ar 11u1e- 11Cl u-7s-as
and .ruz=r Mrs BADr SIS A1usre-gis.s7-
New-York tribune., 1900-07-19

WASHING -Pv zozs- -r eu- rv alv ~
col'ree lt---4ess, -se--- l- al -cuse1,lt
duties r=----r-s LlI Az wasa KING
-1I West t@--st
New-York tribune., 1900-07-19

81 TIER -E-ench-na-, % -aL single
/ thoroughly competent; n private family
5esr references Paul. 143 W-z- I5---s--
New-York tribune., 1900-07-19

LEARN dress cutting and millinery; ne!d
without limit. special terms for summer
course; call Immediately. new shirt waists
&C skirt patterns cut TO order bUc.
IpCWELI. SCHOOL 3l0-3lS 6th-ave.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-19

COOK by neat Erz-zE Protestant wen
l-- good p-au co.'s ana --z-s= Vas---z-
s--- family -- l---= -- NJ country. j.
W. +55 5---l.-- --z- ---r
New-York tribune., 1900-07-19

WASHING swedish woman desires carrnv
wasa-as a. A-2s or og- So Wazlins-
t1n-H-
New-York tribune., 1900-07-19

USEFUL CONF ANON G--8v reened
y-ucE woman, useful c-Uran
-Cusa1--pzr 1r ---s--a- la-a1-- -Els-i-
e---- l-I tr-z-'y -r-lY- n--.1 --lv-l excel
lent references e. e. E-z---sk1-zt 81 -
New-York tribune., 1900-03-11
THE WINNERS AT NEWORLEA NS

New-orleans, March 1o.-Four favortes were
beaten to-day Arthur Behan was false choice
In the first race which embodied the class of the
caro- and Plead, in the second race had the worst
OF racing luck. Van Brunt's speed on the fat was
lhauequate. Digs and Plantain both received
strong support. Summaries:
st race Zone mile: handicap)-Prince OF VERONA 10
81. ttce). l6 TO and IL won knight Banneref ia
,,NeWeon). u TO and l., Chance oSII
'J Alller). IL TO /. third Time-I:444
second nehalf mile; year-oId hlies)-Frema
10 CNitcheD. - 10 and to 3, won; Jenowood 10S
tNewcon). IL 20 and TO l. second; Frances Refs 1O
tMlnkheld). 8 10 /. third. Time--0:50iz
Third (short steepechase bandicap)-Jn
ftogg l35 CIV. Williams), 10 to and won; Van
Brun 1856 (EggersonJ. TO 8 5 second; Seiden
bach. 134 HIunton) 9 TO l. third. Time-3:2lk.
Fourth landicap: furlOngs-Tobe Paine l2l
tWeddeTstrand). To l and even, won; Acushla fOi
C8oland), and To !. second Sea Knight Oan
Dueen). 3 10 J. third. TIme-1:304
Fifth Zone mile and fveeghths selling)-Alber.
Vale ITO Goland). u TO and to !. Banquo II.
Jos Up. Clay. and s. Julius Cesar
Cwinkheld). II 3. third. Time-2:5i
Sixth sixteenth; selliug)-Pantain. l0J
MITCHELL 10 and TO 8 won: Marion Samson. 80 q.
Waldo, 100 and 40 !, second; Shinfane, l02k
Tully) 100 TO l. third Time-l;5lh. ~ ~
furlongs: seling)-Diggs. 100 Mitch
elD. 10 TO 8, won: Nellie Prince 105 (Moody),
] 1 second; Free Lady. 107 G. Rose,
], third. Tme-1:IGk.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-11
SHOOT FOR THE ALLOWANCE CUP
}. G. WILSON WINS THE PRIzE-sTRONG
WIND INTERPRETERS WITH THE SPORT

Garden City, Long Island. March 10 (SpeciaD -
SIX matches were shot off yesterday afternoon on
the grounds of the Carteret Gun Club on the
Hempstead Plains. The wind continued strong
throughout the afternoon. Several times the birds
as they left the traps were carried away on the
wings OF the western gale and disappeared over
the boundary fence in almost a twinkling and the
result was that misses the rule rather than
the exception Several birds that had been killed
within the bounds carried outside by the wind
and Were scored missed birds.
The winner of the Allowance Cup was J. G. VIII
son. one of the steadiest shots of the Carteret
Club. The conditions We're: Handicap rise ten
birds entrance So Wilson grassed all ten birds.
and {. Magee was second with nine birds to his
credit. Scores:
New-York tribune., 1900-03-11

This was followed by a seven-hird match en-
trance $40, all TO stand at the 3Oyard mark Daniel
Bradley won. CARRYING off all seven birds in clever
style. f. W. Duryea and W. Smith divided second
money. each with six birds his credit Williams
grassed two. Wilson three, Emerson five, Gordon
four. Stuart five and Magee four. the following
shoot of five birds, entrance s., Bradley killed ali
money.
!, In the handicap rise miss and out contest. five
BIRDS. at 50 each. j. S. Williams and Daniel Brad
ley divided first and second money An extra
handicap of six birds divided again bv Will
Jams and Bradley. - "
There viii take place on Thursday team race
which Will attract all the well known wing shots
IN this section. The affair will be a handicap of
100 birds esch. and will be contested by Stuart
and Gordon and Bradley and Duryea
New-York tribune., 1900-03-11
A CONFESSION.
From Golfers Weekly

Ethel, said Jack Smart he placed his arms
around his wife and looked down into her eyes II
have confession to make to you, and want you
to promise, before l begin 1t. that you will for
give me-
A wild fear took possession of her. She placed a
little white hand upon her heart, and would have
fallen II her husband had not held her up. Her
face became livid, and she could only gasp. Tell
me-tell me the worst"
II did man out OF cold hundred to-day, he
said II confess l took advantage of him. but
trust my darling will make allowances In view of
the sore temptation"
The color came back into her cheeks. her lips
parted In "A glad sweet smile, she rested her head
against his breast and, looking fondly up into his
eyes, said oh Jack dear, how you frightenec me!
] thought you were going to tell me- that you had
ktsGs6 soul hoIrt6 Woma0,"
New-York tribune., 1900-03-11
freeman and James A. Tying winning fha he.t
gross score prize. Foursome summaries:
VARDON IN FINE FORM.
WINS A THIRTY-sIX-HOLE MATCH AGAINST
DUTTON AND BALDWIN

Pinehurst. N. c.. March 10 (SpeciaD.-Harry Var
don continued his remarkable performance the
Pinehurst links to-day. The weather was delight
full for golf. although the wind was slightly strong.
He again played a thirty-six hole match against
the best ball of George c. Dutton of Boston who
holds the amateur record the Pinehurst links
and Lathrop E. Baldwin. OF New-York Vardon
finished the mornings round In the remarkable
score of H. or four strokes better than the best play
OF the day previous. He negotiated the second hole
OF 254 yards in 5, making drive of 225 yards and
approaching dead, putting down on his third
stroke. He also made the fifth hole in g. driving on
the green 2lS yards with cleek The seventh hole
he made in 4. a distance of 4S7 Yards His highest
figure for the morning was )
The morning round ended with Vardon 10 up in
spite of the fact that Dutton and Baldwin made
holes in bogie figures or better In the afternoon
Vardon continued his fine work making the round
IN 20 and winning the match 12 up and 10 to play.
Nardon's best play was 145 against 166 for DIitton
and Baldwin. Vardon and Cox spend Sunday here,
leaving for New-York Monday
New-York tribune., 1900-03-11
BOWLING.
THE WHOLESALE DRUG TRADE MEN
ROLL SIX MORE GAMES.

Six more games. the usual double SERIES were
rolled at Reds alleys yesterday afternoon in the
tournament of the wholesale drug trade. Colgate
d Co. won two Of the first series, while r. w. Rob-
inson & Son beat Dodge e. Olcott In the odd game
In the second half of the afternoons play all three
vas 9roRe Tns sxen each winning and los,ng one
rolled by Colgate Co. in the first game, but three
figure.
The summary Of the days play follows:
FIRST GAME
2 SoFa,s FsskSer 9a ss C.ysa ' Ransom
r. W. Robinson & son-Kirlhali 175: Robinson. 1873;
Hopper, lsi; Littell, 1872; Smith IA; total 725.
SECOND GAME
Hopper. 14s Lltten, 1872; Smith. 15s; total 7ei.
as bodss Ras,m ,sd 14l Ely 47 oln 1922 Uirch
THIRD GAME
Faulkner. 11e; Colgate. 200; total. n.
Dodge oicott-Rawe, u.s. Ely 1865; oIin 14s: Ulr,ch
Il4i Ruddiman, 16I; total, III
FOURTH GAME
C. aa s s9PPs I S M:sR s2
90 Roesser HassIacher Chemical Co-Kiahre 113 Bode
SO; Furgang 1oe Masch 1870; Hamann. 1897 total 577,
FIFTH GAME
seabury & Johnson-Lovis. 1856 Wthers 1872; De zeer
III: Caushey. Ill: Judge. 2Os; total 736.
1Ss sfoPa M r. s Mss S @
SIXTH GAME.
Roessier HassIacher Chemical Co-Klabr. 14a Rod.
222 Furgang 1856: Masch 18o: Hamann iss; total 77s
Seabury g. Johnson-Iovis. 1o5: withers 174 De Zeer
1se: Caughey 100: Judge. i54 total 500
FIRE INSURANCE TOURNAMENT GAMES
Four teams We're engaged in last nights series of
the Fire Insurance League tournament at Reid s
alleys The German-American team won a double
victory over Hanover and Alliance while Palatfne
@ peat Alnance In the first game The nights sum-
FIRST GAME.
Palatine,Emerson. 40: Hassall 1ee; Irving, III;
Drummond AL Meagher 168 total. 1853.
Alliance-Weed 1877; Peterson III; Nevrhal1 1os. Rag
ley lo'; Jones 12o total. 5s4.
SECOND GAME
German n-Amercan-Schopp 1se: Burnett las. Ba-nett
no. oF1hsoee lSp Elston, 174; total. 753.
MIA NaoyHer-Gosan Jos; Ryan. 144 Thomas. 15s:
THIRD GAME.
Cierman-A Amercan-Schop 1872: Burnett 1he F,arre+,
loi; ornsoee, 142; Eiston 1sS total. TAI
Allance-Jones. 124; Peterson ia; Newhau 1876.
hagiey' lS3; Weed. 149; total 65e
The BANK CLERKS LEAGUE TOURNAMENT
The Importers and Traders team won two more
games last night In the Bank Clerks League tour
haa hhament at Beds alleys outroling both the Sea-
BOARD and Park Bank teams. The latter won the
follow: ~ " e'i' Sooies
FIRST GAME
Importers and Traders'-Benn 13s. cropr 1as. Mo-
SNAIL los; lIupton. l64; Spencer. 1888; total 759
1, sea apoaIrdDJeferds las; Davis 1872: Hodges 11o;
hafser' l's' De Vausney 161; total 7o6
SECOND GAME
Psrk-Isemann 1877 Block 1873; Burke 1877. Dav,dso,
l0s; Wylie. 122: total, 712
sTgep I'd I 45 Davis 1885, Hodges 145
THIRD GAME
ise Po1 aRa der Gmou 1877
l62; Wyle, 145; total T49 ' ''
New-York tribune., 1900-03-11
COLUMBIA WINS FROM PRINCETON.

AT Columbia University yesterday afternoon and
evening match ten boards played between
ten players of Columbia and equal number from
Princeton. The teams were composed as follows:
CoIumba-H. Boehm, K c. Falk, F. III. Sewall.
b J Gretsch ]. G. SAKE. Z. Brown, NJ. Il. Moffat
H. A Keeler r. c. IT. Schroeder and B. r. Won
ScholIy.
ton j. C. Henley, d. v Hutchings, Il. Ely. G: w.
Scott, c. S. Richards, A D. Pigram ana T. j. VIII
New-York tribune., 1900-03-11
SUMMARIES.

O, Trap shooting association champonship)-J Tanning
% Bsrt M n SrosRy Y; B. LIE Roy 92 G. w. Budd. 30
Dr. K9ewIton 7o H L Gates CO. NJ r Muerick. es
n n Voorhees,, 81; H. Niece 80; J. Arthur h3. Mis-.
II Mackay, 5o G. Schwartz 80; c. p Dixon " ~
p, f,evolVer @ any revolvep-A. Stein AS A. 49, l.
-, A. 49, Dr. r. H sayre A. 4s &c; j. G. Dillin Al
"a Military p reyolverJ A. Detz, o5. S. 81 A Stein 81
PistoIehs4 PistoI ehhssmPa!onzhipUJ aoz G Dnln, $50
Bqss So A. stein 49, a. 81 " e cbrsfisnssn fTas5rss l.
f9iice reyovernA Stein, 43. A. -; E. wilson Al 42
P6nt foaga centes 4S 40 SS Hoffer 49, a. 49,
D Sheppard, jr:s J. a. Smith. W Rosenbaum l. Piercv
cr Casey c H Chapman. T Ward DR.. sayre J b.
G6Tsbtree 6,s Il sperrng W Christensen l. Buss j. A.
asg RoF5leT p ao W ge Ike Kersans
DiIlin. 1858; S. w. Maurer 28i7; F. G. Go5daSS a9e
. trophy wnners.F; Lensnger. NJ. DorrIer n sperrng
baum; n. Neuweiler and DR. w q Hudson " i'0'en
Builseye target-c Meyer 231z degrees H. Soluble
81 J. Fsckiam Rn @ 81 fc,Inh p Muller 27
oorrler 30; s. j. LYONS. 331z; r. Cute 30; g. Dop1 40
FI +; aartn' Ed SSs L. p itte 4oa J. T Smith Al; w A
s w. Burton, 81 W Kock 65: F kosf Stedgg 90 %
80 GODDARD, ST. II. Neuweiler So '' ~
swimming 200 yards; metropolitan cbamp,onsb,r,
11h!ckeroocker A. C, second: Frederick Wenck New,
York, York a: g third Time-1:O7h. beating the Garden
FL Ilfty-yard egg and spoon race-won by r. c. Rea
croft New-Yorl6 A. C: Van Cleaf TSnclerhocLa a,
a; C. second j. A Ruddy. Knckerbocker A c. third
. Water polo CNew-York A. c. and Pastina A ca
New-fork won, 10 to o. Goals scored b.. Dolglas o.
Dickie' 81 Singer and Wenck 2: Johnston ..