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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-11-24

TRY fuGAiAN WILL iONhS VmproNeul'
Cures chills, fevers and malaria. Pleasant
to take. Cure guaranteed. Price, 30 cents.
Semmes' Second GLASS; Drug Store.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-19

where. In the past some Of these members
have been known to sign house checks for re-
freshments and other expenses. and have then
forgotten TO observe the formalIty of paying
when the amounts were due 1t has been SAID.
in addition, that certain members of the athletic
colony have at times conducted themselves In
the city clubhouse in offensive manner.
PRESIDENT VAN wORMER CONFIDENT
President Van Wormer said last night that
he felt confident that the proposed amendments
would go through, practically unanimously He
said that both c. II. Sherry the captain or
the club. and Hugh H. Baxter, of the Athletic
Committee thoroughly approved the proposed
steps Continuing he said:
Our move has been made in the interest of pure
athletic sport. and / believe that II Will be far
reaching in its effect and good thing for the cluo
The proposed increase in dues Will. feel sure pc
simple reason that they will not be excessive CON
sldering the accommodations they get. We wish 10
encourage pure athletics among our own members
and have desire to attract to the club men VINO
simply use the club for their own purposes ana VINO
have been ena bed to do that simply because they
made name in other fields before they came 10 us.
Our club may for a time not score quite SO man!
points in open competition but all that Will rlSni
itself I'm time. / am convinced that our action, Will
prove a wise business move, and that IL VIII pe
so regarded throughout the athletic world Our
club is in splendid condition. financially ana other
wise and we propose to keep 1t that way.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-19
AGAINST PROFESSIONALS.
RADICAL CHANGES PROPOSED IN NEW
YORK ATHLETIC CLUB.
AMATEUR SPIRIT TO BE FOsTERED. DUES
TO BE RAISED AND MEMBERSHIP
INCREASED.

The officials of the New-York Athletic Club
are about to adopt some amendments to its con-
stitution which, it is expected, will create more
or less Of sensation in the athletic world The
change Of policy in the club will be brought
about only after the amendments have been dis
cussed in all of their phases. That the changes
will be adopted seems assured at this time.
About a month ago The Tribune printed an
interview with President John r. Van Wormer,
in which he said certain things regarding the
athletic conditions in the club which caused
considerable discussion. certain element in
the club thought il advisable to have the inter
view discredited. but the officials stood by the
utterances Of their president, and the threatened
denial of the interview quickly quashed.
The meaning of the proposed amendments is
that the club Will no longer submit to semi
professionalism in its ranks. There is TO be
change IN the treatment Of the purely athletic
member and a determined effort will be made
20 encourage amateur athletics among the mem
bers OF the club rather than to attract famous
athletes who have won their spurs in some other
club or college. The resident membership in the
club is to be increased from 5000 to $500. the
nonresident membership to 100 the annual dues
are 10 be increased for resident members from
$50 a year to $50, and nonresident members
from S25 TO $50
CHANGES CAREFULLY CONSIDERED.
The proposed changes have been under dis
cussion by the Board of Governors Of the club
for several months. Nothing said about 1t
at the time because the officials wished TO find
out just how the influential members Of the club
stood on the question of amendments. Then the
Athletic Committee of the club was approached,
and this committee agreed unanimously with
what the Board of Governors had outlined At
the last meeting OF the Governors. held on April
10. the contemplated changes up again,
and ii decided to bring up the question al
a general meeting of the club, which will be
held on Tuesday, May /.
Among the amendments to be brought up for
adoption at the coming meeting will be one pro-
viding that hereafter the athletic members in
the club must pay SO year dues Heretofore
the athletic members have been supposed to pay
one-half Of the dues paid by the regular mem
bers, S25 year. This rule applied to the
resident athletic members. The nonresident
athletes paid rather supposed to pay,
one-half the amount paid by the resident mem
bers, or ST. 30 year. In the proposed amend
ment there will be clause included stipulatng
that the purely athletic member will not here
after have the same house privilege which he
has enjoyed heretofore, but that he can use the
city and country club property only as necessary
10 his actual training.
In other words athletes who have been in the
habit of practically living upon the bounty OF
the club with have 70 look for comforts else
New-York tribune., 1900-04-19
KEyyEDy TO COACH PENNSYLVANIA.

Philadelphia April IS (SpeciaD.-The University
Of PENNSYLVANIA Athletic Association has engaged
Albert R. Kennedy. quarterback on the 1879 tean'
to act as assistant football coach this season.
Kennedy will have entire control OF the scruo
tear He Is considered one OF the best quarter
hacks that PENNSYLVANIA ever turned out. He was
captain and quarterback of the scrub In 1898, ana
last YEAR played at halfback and quarterback on
tinn s1.nrS
New-York tribune., 1900-04-19
SHOOTING AT INTERSTATE PARK.

Queens Long Island. April 1S-Some creditaoie
shooting was witnessed this afternoon on the
grounds of the Interstate Park Association at
Queens when the much talked OF match for nifty
birds at thirty yards shot off between ). T.
Appegate of Long Branch n. j. and John W.
Hoffman of New-Germantown, y. j. AppIegate
won by AZ to 33
New-York tribune., 1900-04-19
HOWARD GOULD TO CRUISE ON NIAGARA.

The steam yacht Niagara, which has been re-
fitted ard overhauled. will be ready shortly Tor
its owner. Howard Gould, who intends TO make
an extended trip abroad with his wife and party
of friends Mr.. and Mrs Gould made trip on the
yacht last year when the vessel travelled seven
teen thousand nautical miles in 1I days Many
appliances have been added TO the yacht for the
safety of the vessel and the comfort of the owner
and his guests. On the trip the party VIII VISIT
the Paris Exposition.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-19
BILLIARD TOURNAMENT BEGUN.

The Freundschaft Society has started Its annual
billiard tournament The following is the schedule;
Horwitz Romberg. April II; Romberg VS.. Sachs,
April IS; Gershe Horwitz. April 10; Gershel VS..
Sachs April 90; Sachs Horwitz and Gershel vs..
Romberg April q. The table used Is OF a special
design In oak, handsomely carved with six legs
and supplied with Barthodi expert cushions. 1t is
made by the we'll known firm of Alfred b. Marx &
Rrother No. "a Union Square.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-19
pRINCETON'S HANDICAP GAMES.

Princeton n j.. April 1S.-The entry list of the
oman bandicap games to be held here Saturday
afternoon has been closed, and Is the largest in
the history of the association. Entries have been
received from Yale, PENNSYLVANIA, Columbia, Cor
nell Johns Hopkins. Haverford Lawrencevllle'
Princeton Preparatory School, Pennington Sem
mary Rutgers and the Central High School, be
sides many from the Princeton track team. The
university track training table will be started to-
morrow Carroll Jarvis Chamberlain, Cregan.
Perry Coleman. Wheeler and Wright will go In.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-19
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY

GOLF-Annual open tournament, Lake
wood Golf Club: interscholastic golf cham
pionship Garden City, Long Island.
RACING.-Queens County Jockey Club
AQueduct.
POOL.-De Orc Keogh. professional
championship. Maurice Days. New-fork
Athletic Club championship; Knickerbocker
Athletic Club championship.
GYMNASTICS-Cham competi-
ton American Amateur Union, Metropolitan
Association. Knickerbocker Athletic Club.
TRAP SHOOTING.-Medicus Gun Club,
live birds Interstate Park. Queens, Long
Island: Fountain Rod and Gun Club, live
birds Dexter Park, Long Island; Sheepshead
Bay Rod and Gun Club, live birds. Sleeps
head Bay.
BASEBALL-New-Y and Brooklyn,
Polo Grounds.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-19
THE RACETRACK.
BOOKMAKERS HARD HIT AT AQUEDUCT-
EVERY FAVORITE BUT ONE
WAS SUCCESSFUL.

The best feature of the racing at Aqueduct yes
six were victorious This sweep of good things
brought financial consolation for the disagreeable
weather. The attendance surprisingly good
for such a day, especially most of the runners
of very low class.
I.amkin who showed some speed at Washington
was first of the days winners. His hackers counted
1t a soft spot him but at the end he was doing
his best. Dandy Boy, who was on the OUTSIDE All
the way was close second
Meehanus the pride of Park Row, romped nome
IN the second race. The tip was general one, and
the boys were loyal; still fair price was always
ohtainable against him.
Carbunce came third on the list of winers. He
was played from > to II to 10 and made an ex-
entire distance On yesterdays showing this teHoW
looks useful. 49,
In the fourth it Wait Not that sent ter
ror abroad in the ring His margin. however, was
a very short head, Ten Candles who was Playeu
from 10 to to getting second place The re
suit due O'Connors smartneSs on wait NOt.
With riders reversed Ten Candles would certainly
have ,---,
The first and only break In the series OF triumpns m @
came with the victory of Rinaldo in the fifth con-
test for the sixth. which was for maiden three
year olds. went to Unmasked. a strong faNollte
This colt is by Domino. out of Mere HILL ana VIII
beat better lot than those opposed TO MN yes
terday ..
John f. Madden with two carloads of horses
has arrived Morris Park He brings the best OF
those he has In training except Star Bright VINO
was sent to Louisville for the Kentucky DERBY
Here the summaries:
FIRST RACE-For -year-olds; S4O0 added selling.
Four and one-half furlongs. ..,
New-York tribune., 1900-04-19
ATHLETIC NOTES FROM COLUMBIA.

Not content with coming off victor In four
boat races in two days. and so winning the spring
regatta the Columbia University freshman crew
yesterday made an essay into the field OF baseball
Their opponents the Columbia freshman
ba seball team, aad after ludicrous game that
ssrved to amuse the spectators the regular nine
New-York tribune., 1900-04-19
INTERsCHOLAsTIC GAME.

De La Sale Institute and Columbia Grammar
School are scheduled to meet to-day in the mrs
game of the nterschoastic baseball championship
New-York tribune., 1900-04-19

SOutn Street
The Approximate amount Of the sess1snts ara
water rates. liens said premises. be paid bv
hundred and s1f
fourteen besides CHARGES
January a. 300
Dated New-YOIS Marc "7th 1900
JACOB WASHRJ-RN P~,.-e-
GEORGE II HYDE Plaintiffs Attorney. 81 Chambers
Street Manhattan. New York city.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-19

The approximate % the lien OF charge 70 "a "
which the described property Is TO pc 49,. q
xi2 80 thereon from the 1Zth st
March with and allowances
ing to 5000 with interest nom March 10 Itrss Ii
sether with expenses OF the sale The approx srs
assessments. or other Hens .,osy5
10 be allowed 20 the purchaser SSt ., sne , pui
Dated. New York. April %. 1900 - ,,.s.r~a
EMIL GOLDMARh. Rsf~ss
New-York tribune., 1900-04-19
QS.h Strar


The above a diagram Of the property % o@ sE--s
approximate % the lien or charge or 81
the same is tc.hr sold with interest frn
ruary 10th 1900 together with costs and als-~
1906 interest rom SAID
10Th 1900 with the expenses OF sale
proximate amount OF assessments and watsr '
" PATRICK II. wHALF.N, RefeTee'
New-York tribune., 1900-04-19

won by a score of AL9 The freshman nine had
all sorts OF fun with the crew men, ana outP,ssSo
them at every point Harold Weekes. the halfbacK
pitched for the crew. and the nine had no uouoie
In batting him all the field.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-19

Terry" McGovern will meet Tommy Warren,
the former featherweight champion. in twenty
five round bout at the Broadway Athletic Club to-
morrow night.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-19
is PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Ahner
foreclosure Sales.
SUPREME COURT, County of New York,

SUPREME COURT. County OF New York
- FRI NCIs SMITH. Plaintiff. against ELLA r
SMITH and others, defendants
In pursuance OF Interocutory Judgment o: Partition
and Sale herein dated March 27th 1870 IN
dersigned Referee appointed by judgment viii
sell at Public Auction the New York Real Estate
Salesroom. Broadway. Borough of Manhattan
OF New York. the 10Th day Of April 1900 AZ n
F. Meyer. Auctioneer.
by said Judgment Be sold and herea described
s follows:
All tina, certain lot piece or parcel q land si-ua.
lying and being the City of New York Borough y,
Manhattan) bounded described follows
formed by the Intersection Sotheriy
of with the Westerly of
Slip. and running thence Southerjy Con
Slip. twenty nve feet 70 land
ing John thence Westerly along zsidV Va
Colts land feet 20 and nov
late belonging Joseph Martin. N7-therv aonx
mentioned land twenty-five feet. inch 70
Front Street and thence Easterly along Front street
sixty-three feet six inches the point place
ginning be the said several dimensions less
Err
New-York tribune., 1900-04-19
BASEBALL.
EASTERN LEAGUE ARRANGES THE SEA-
SONS SCHEDULE

A meeting of the Eastern League of Professional
Baseball Clubs held at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
yesterday afternoon. The presentation OF the re-
port of the Circuit Committee, the adoption of the
playing schedule for the coming season. the APP
pointment of stan of umpires and the adoption OF
entirely constitution for the government Of
the organization We're the most important Items or
a mass of business taken up at the session. 1t was
stated that no change would be made In the circuit
this year. This means that neither Washington
Baltimore will be represented by Eastern
League team. The circuit will be composed of
Montreal, Toronto. Springfield. Hartford, Worces-
ter. Providence. Syracuse and Rochester.
For weeks the Eastern Leagues Circuit Commit
tee has been dickerng with the National League
In endeavor to get territory abandoned by the
big league in the East. The terms demanded by
the National League. however. were such that
the minor league could not meet them.
There are several changes in the new constitu-
ton One of them calls for the furnishing OF
bond by the president-secretary-trea OF the
organization.
each team playing sixty-three games at home and
a like number abroad. The opens on April
26 with Montreal at Hartford. Toronto AT spring
field, Syracuse at Worcester and Rochester at
Providence. ,,
The schedule is fair one. the Saturday and holi-
day games being evenly distributed among the va
games. OF these Montreal. Toronto. Worcester and
Providence each have eleven games at nome anu
twelve Saturday games at home and ten abroad.
Rochester and Syracuse each nave ten ottu uiuaS tS
games at home. but to make up for 5ne exIra wv
games abroad they receive two holiday games Te au
home The two Canadian clubs get all OF the Caha,
dian holidays and Labor Day at home. Hartford
and Springfield and Providence and WoIcestei. 80 eH
change visits Decoration Day. On lndepenuenTTe
Day they repeat the exchange On these Two MOI. non.
days the Canadian clubs spend the day IN the East
New-York tribune., 1900-04-19
OPENING OF THE LAKEWOOD ToURNAMEN'

The three day open tournament of the Lakewood
Golf Club is to begin this morning with qualifying
round medal play. in which three divisions OF
sixteen each will be eligible for the match play.
The entry list includes most of the prominent anna
teurs of this city.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-19

First round match play-Mnrphy beat smlth, 3 3 up o
beat Parsons up. to play: seeey beat Mehl up ?
Ia pay: Hollins beat Wylie, to play; Renhart
beat Richmond / up: Hull beat Acosta, up 10 play
Winston Proa up. TO play.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-19
W YORK SUPREME COURT NEW

~ YORK COUNTY-John II. Storer Plaintiff araaS.
judgment Of Foreclosure and sale duly made and sntss
in the above entitled action bearing date the 19'h isy
OF February 1900 l. undersigned Referee
York Real Estate Salesroom. NJ. Ill Broadway. hs
Borough Of Manhattan CITY - New York. BE 2th
day of April 1870. 10 o'clock that tsy. ov
Philip y. Smyth aucttone"r the premises directed y sal
Judgment to be sold. and therein described th1Hs
All those pieces parcels q land with he
buildings and iprcveu thereon erected situate Hnz
being Borough Manhattan. City County sst
state ~ YORK ard bounded described follows:
BEGINNING at a point the southerly side u se'a
hundred from
formed Ny he Inter section sautherv side
eassrIy side OF Columbus Aveus running
thence >'uth~aT-y parallel with Columbus Averue one
hundred and eleven inches the q hs
bloS thence eHstwariy along the line ot the bk
bus Avenue hundred feet ard eleven inches ne
scutAe-ly side OF a@th Street; and wesJvsrfy
along the south@rly side ffty .eet
the point place beginning. Being premises
conveyed said Peter c. by John W an!
recorded the day February. Section
Block 1854 I4ber 90 Book Series. page - IN the Reg
known oy the numbers ~ and ~ West eth
Street also All that certain lot piece parcei q
erected situate being the Borough q Man
haitian. City. County and state Of New York and bonf
described follows: BEGINNING az p1tnt On ne
northery Street distant three hundred and
fifty from the formed by The ntsrs-
easterly Columbus formerly Ninth
thence northwardly parallel with columbus Avss
along the the block i've feet thence
southwardy again parallel with Columbus Avenu. on
hundred feet and eleven inches and thence W@stauS
along the nOrthery side Of I've feet
the point pace Of beginning Being the premises
wife by deed February nth 1Ssa. and recorsd
cath. 1892 in Section T. Block IS34 Iioe- ~
Block Series page 2ol IN the Registers once N-N
said premises being known by the street nan'e
Dated. New York. APRIL 5th. 1900 - . -,
PATRICK n WHALES. Rsf-r-s
PHILLIPS 4 AVERY.
Plaintiffs Attorneys. l5+ Nassau street, CIroune b1A
ing). Manhattan. New York CITY
New-York tribune., 1900-04-19

The freshman baseball team will play the Belts
Academy nine at Stamford, Conn. to-day.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-19
Gonntrn BoarO.

4 STRICTLY PRIVATE FAMILY will take a few
"A board the summer: references ex-
changed Address PRESIDENT. n Rattle-ave.. White
Plains N Y.
TvNEXCEIIED BOARD-BU minutes from city uTiysta
u house, bath; broad pazzas fresh vegetables
New-York tribune., 1900-04-19
FORDHAM. q: UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT, 3.

FORDHAM. H UNIVERSITY or Nhf'NiO-'i - u
The University of Vermont's baseball team gave
a poor exhibition yesterday afternoon In It's hrst
Fordham College the latter winning Score:
Fordban ..............2 3 S%
University of Vermont. ........-2 u
New-York tribune., 1900-04-19
SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW

YORK-HOwARD MOTT POTTER st Al H'a-'''"''
against JAMES ADAIR. 81 al. pefendahts- ,,s al.
pursU a judgment OF foretoS- 49,
duly the above entitled s-,snss
the day March, 1900 l. the a,r-
In Judgment named. viii sell az pu'SS ~,
tion at New York Real Estate Salssro,u, - Ssu
broadway the Borough ~ Manhattan Chy - -No1
York the day Of April. 1900. al i l.lS IN.
or that day bv Meyer & Co.. AlcuonrySs" -
premises directed by said judgment 70 "e 9o'-'
therein described follows
All that certain dwelling house ana lot pieCs
ground situated southeriy side or - ~.
hetv Ninth and Tenth ANehutS ~
city New York bounded and described "a =,
BEGINNING at a point in the said southeTN - 80
Twenty-eiEhth Street hundred and hfteen feet "a
erIy from the side of said Ninth Avenue -.
running thence southery parallel with sald N.A Icy
and q through the centre ol a -
nirety-eight inches 20 the centre -,
the block thence along said centre hne =,
feet thence northery parallel with said Ninth 1ny-
through Of another party an - ~
eight feet zine inches said southeriy soe
Twenty and thence eastery aIons ~.
Twentyeighth street ntteen iet'
point said premises
as Number 4i0 2Sth Street. and being ths ,,5-
premises which conveyed the said aaSs s.v
by Samuel TrImble BY deed bearing date the
OF March 1SST recorded in the office OF thc n
OF the city County Of New York tn Llner ~
ConVeyanCe-. $40.
N"'eu' - ' 49, Emil. CiOI .DMARK Refer-s,
CARY WHITRIDGE Attorneys for Plaintiis..,
SO Wai-st Borough Manhattan, New YORK IA
The following a diagram of the property 20 ~ 40
described above the street number being Nuin0N'
West Twenty-eighth Street.
2sth
New-York tribune., 1900-04-19

AoUEDUCT ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
The entries for to-day's races at Aqueduct are
follows:
FIRST RACE-For mares three years old and upward
GIx fIrcnP
New-York tribune., 1900-04-19

Start struggling Won easily by a length and half
three parts of a length between second and third
New-York tribune., 1900-04-19

FIFTH RACE-selling s4Oo added. Six furlongs.
w l. divers br. e. Rinaldo. by Leonatus
= yrs, 112 10. (McJoynD 81 81
% (OLeary) al Ii
p j. sullvan's ch (. Itndula, 4 10.
Protus. 112 .493rsTs}V 81 81
Bessie Taylor. a. 10. GMitchelD %
I.eedsvile. 6. 11b. 20 Connor( y
sDutch Comedian, 3, 115. tDean U o-l D
Tme-11S%.
"Threw rider.
Start good Won IN a by head; length and
half between second and third
SIXTH RACE-For maiden three-year-olds; s4Oo added
special weights Five furlongs.
J. r. & F. P. Keene's br r. Unmasked. . =
by Domino--Mere Hill, Ill n. (Spencer) %
A. J. Joyners b. Mercer, Ill MitchelD = % II
y. Bennington's b. c. Long Isle ia tcar; , q,
115) II5"is( &C :
I Christmas Carol. 111...........tJ q Sack( ~ -
Kiplng III. -
Scorpio III -tftannItoh}V 90
Milestone, III 'tffarJ
100. tttothersaIt
Basilsk. 100 -tMcJoynt 10 10
Shamokin III ..........-.'' l'oeBe'po U -
Time-1:00l6.
Start struggling Won easily by length and a half;
three parts of a length between second and third.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-08-04
horses. AS soon as they began to pun

horses. AS soon as they began to pull
the elephant began to below. He tried
to- release himself. by sbracing his front
feet against the stakes. This was just
what was wanted, Another crack at
the horses and, amid d terrible bel
lowing e out came the big tooth. A pro-.
fuse hemorrhage and great deal of
y matter from The liberation followed
But the extractio on was a relief, and
Columbus, after a few bellows, became
quiet. The surgeons then washed out
the cavity with a strong solution of
fcreoline; and then dressed it with: a
solution of perchloride Of iron to stop
! the hemorrhage. TIE tooth was TWEEN
ty inches long and four inches in di-
aneter at the root. It had commenced
to decay, and this caused an abscess.
/ In the operation there were used six
gallons of cocaine, one quart of creo-
line and two quarts Of perchloride of
iron. The doctors received $500 for
their work. r. 49," +~,:s ~ -:sss
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-08-04
NAPOLEON AND THE PRESS.

English Newspapers. He Said, offered to
~. Advertise Him for Pay. F. r., :,.;s,
When returned from Elba," Ma
poleon is quoted in the Century as
saying, Il found, among other papers
of the Bourbons. on account Of 5000
francs paid monthly to the editors of
the Times, besides taking 100 numbers
monthly, and I had an offer from them
to write for. me for payment. I had
offers from the editors of several Eng
lish newspapers to write for me, even
: during the time of the war, previous
to my going to 'Elba, and to insert
news and everything else I wished,
and that money would be8taken to
send them to France. Il did not do it..
I was wrong, however; I ought to have
accepted their efforts, and then my
name would not have been held in
such odium in England as it was. This
they said themselves to me. For in
the end these newspapers formed the
public opinion and always will do so.
. I was very wrong. see it now. .5@