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The sun., 1900-12-07
Rowling Osnss To-uisAt.

American National TournAment-Ftdsua, Glendale
and Golden Rod. st the 0ermaniA Assembly Rooms
Xsuonsi lsssue-spartaa w. Our oound. ss starrs
alleys.
Hsrem Iessae-Harem wheemen Knickerbcchss
and Central Park. at 1hum A kAhisdorf's sIeys
Arlington National Ieague--CAnnon StrseHsr
at the Arlington Hau aleys.
Archdloce-an I mon leaRue-CAthedr Club Tee N
No. a. spc ding 1A,spry umon Tenn No. 2 md Loyols
Union. o. the Colomsl slieys
Brooklyn Royal Arcanum Leasus-Bushwick Council
DauntIess Council and burnede Council st Tranors
alleys.
Brooklyn Royal Arcanum League sub-Tournamsnt--
Washington Irving Council Fern Council and Isnsrn
CounciL al Tranors aieys.
Long Island Leseue-Impsral Orient end Man.
haitian at the Elephant Club alleys.
Greater New York Tourna ment--Aonarch. Eoho
end Fast New York. OF Thum Ehlrr's sileys.
Germs MIA TournAment-J. A. Eppag, Myrtle ana
Apollo, At the Germania Han alieys.
Bisnsrk Tourns sment-Ivy I<ai. Monday NlRho
and Jhirtle,h Ward. at the Bisins rk alleys
North s,d~ Tournament-Chippevs va Indian a.
Pump. alleys
Woods Hall County l>ague-Dooiittle. Clinton and
New Jerr~y. at Wright a Aprnann ms a lleyr
New Jerrey Association lournsme ent--taeue Point
CyHsrs Our Own Team No T. at Arhurs allcyp
Hudson County League-Pshsade v. Berkesy. a.
Henich's alleys.
Paterson LeASue-Emyars. Rsh Car and South Patsr.
son. at the Entre ouA aLeyp.
Ray Ridge TournAment-Bay Ridge A. C.. paansA
Dsmocrsn. st KooA allsys.
The sun., 1900-12-07
Jenries and Roeber 10 Wres,ie.

W. A. Brady, manager OF James j. Jeff-
rtes. agreed yesterday TO allow the heavy
weight champion puGilist to meet Ernest
Roeber. the worlds champion wrestler. in
a catch-as-catch-can bout az the benefit
TO be held for the family Of Hugh s. Hart
at tho Grand Central Palace on Dec Is. Roe
Der is also willing TO meet the big Californian
on the mat ana the encounter H. expected
TO form one OF the biggest attractions at
the aIl-around sporting show. which, ac-
cording To present Indications, promises
To surpass ANYTHING Of the kind ever held
John l.. Sullivan will make his first public
appearance since his recent sickness at the
benefit and will act rs master of ceremonies
TO Introduce the many worlds champions
in different branches OF sport who have
agreed to assist in the worthy cause. Among
the prominent pugilists who will appear
and give exhibitions In their specialties are
James J Corbett, Tom Sharkey. pct"r Maher,
Gus Rubin and host OF others. Phil Casey.
the ex-chsmrion handball player Of the
world. is willing 10 meet any one at the new
game Of hand tennis md IL is eNrected that
either George Standing. the racquet and
tennis champion. or Eugene j. Gianninni.
athletic Instructor OF the New York A. C..
will accept the def Ned Hanlan is booked
for n mile race on rowing machines against
Dsvy Roach. coach OF the famous Daunt-
less crew, while among the other features
will be heavy weight lifting by Rolando.
broadsword contests, bag punching and
professionals
The sun., 1900-12-07
BRONZE PLATES FOR NEW DEFENDER.
sides Of the Yacht May Also Be Polished
Instead OF Painted.


PROVIDENCE, Dec e.-Following along
the lines OF the successful experiment with
the Columbia. the new defender. already begun
at Bristol 70 save the Americas Cup from
Shamrock H. will be plated with bronze.
The announcement TO this effect has not. OF
but comes from an authoritative source
The Defender. from the lead keel TO the water
line, was plated with bronze, the top sides
alloy. The Columbia was also plated from
keel to rail with bronze. the frames being
OF nickel stoel This bronze withstood the
corrosive action OF the sea much better than
the aluminium used on Defender. and has
proved thoorouehly satisfactory, II Is proba;
bic that nickel % steel frames will also be used
The fact that bronze Is again to form the
material OF re plates on the lower rart OF
the hull and sides OF the new defender brings
up anew an Interesting speculation as TO
the increase Of speed that would be afforded
by having the sides Of the Yacht polished
on the ways in 1899, the question OF polishing
the plates out OF water was seriously dis
cIssed 10y the desi sinner and c. oliver lselin.
heels over so much that she travels on her
side. this was important, II was admitte
that the use OF paint, no matter how vel
would IN some measure retard the speed oi
the Yacht. and that polished plates would
offer the lenst resistance in the water.
IT was stated ~ the time by a New York
college professor that Ia polish the plate
would add minutes To the speed Of the boat
over cup race course. Since then. however,
q method Of thoroughly hing and highly
polls hing this material has been discovered
il has always been regarded as a metal very
hard to polish with any resulting sstisfac-
tion. but one Of the siiverware factories OF
this city made a number Of experiments last
year and rot a lasting smoothness and
polls h. which, while not permanent, is at the
beginning brilliant Tho process may be used
on the new defender
Although j skipper for the new boat has been
appointed. IL was learned to-day that the
mates have not been selected
The sun., 1900-12-07
Results at New Orleans.

new OlLSANs, Dec e.-Qwts . kllns was' made
Candlebsck. winner OF the third race this after.
noon, by Johnny Ferris who has the horse hera The
bookmakers AZ the rsok were not the sunsrers. but
the pooroom propnetors IN New York snd Hot springs
burn, up tho victory Of the Of Ca ndemss
Ferris bet dollar IN the ioos ring but nssed
get average OF 10 to in the town
poolrooms. 1t took the best efforts OF spike Weber
to iand Co ndieblsck winner The good thing went
TO the front a, the hl and Just barely managed TO ast
long enough TO stsI on Admeturs rush. who OF
badly and mover got gong unu the race was pracucay
over. SUMMARIZE
Iirst Raos--six furonss--ssrassmp. io4 d3elnan),
TO /? second Juaneits. ios (McQusdel. third. lime
?i:2h Divonne. scorpoletie, Narro. 0rre 0osn and
s.cond Bce.s. furlong. -Animosty. II, Cwllksr-
SOM 10 snd 70 Won. v. j. Deboe. ioe Dss). to
isi. i Gl.nSoS. Cray Daily. Red ssn.I HsrrissS 1S;
and zack Pheps also ran
somel, to and even second; Monk Mayman loi
Fox a %s hs Sa s.d pAS l.a
Fourth ksee-seysn fur,onss-noroni g. 100 "a Weber,
i'ssls. Asron First Past and Ac,shls also ran
Min and TO s" Jo. asnn 10. 6s;. s1
taiId Iim,. xnd,, A, &c.. Diana lam TOn'0. Belle
sixth Race e-SlI and one-hai furlong. g.-Jim Gore.
100 CBansone). . TO and to !. won; Little Salie.
lu5 (BeTmAnp, . 70 ] tNU . 10 ttcOnO. lterp. lOb
Nav, third. Time. $50. George Lebar Mono
netaillst Agitator. Lhreouoiss, Charlie Daniels and
AVIATOR also ran.
The entries for to-mouow's races are:
First Race Selling six Ifurlongs-Kldarlie. co. wsds-
man 100. Dggs iOl Jessie Jerboe ios Deceptive, loo;
Sorro Rose 90; lgnis. i0i: Pauline ioi Borden. ioA
second Race-five furlone--Gunro. los; St Blun,
iQ7 Add i07 Lamina, iO1 senator Joe, Ii0 Quarter
back los. Tour i07: Alsy NJ iO7; Hand squeeze 10:
Duce~ Iecuni llo.
Third Rsoe-sellng; milo end . drteenth--Bush
Hughes. si; False Lead G Dandy n. 100: Hoods Br-
a. Nal Ms ~ f,a nklaY Eprk
se The Planet 100 Jack Martin. io'; Jim Conway. ioa
Joe Shelby, los:
Fourth Racs-sellng; dx funonsa-ear Cotton
20 Iareauo,se. i0i. Tom kingslsy, 100: Tom CollnS
los: Sir Christopher ns; Cake Wslk, ioi. Fra Hsnd
iOi; Fleuron. 10; Oce Books. 100.
Ffh Isce--Seins. seven furiougs-Csstine. ioo
Lovabe. i0i. Brown Vail. io2. thicrs i02 CncIe Biu
100 Greyforce ioi Crystalline io? Old Fox. 100: GAM
ovsr, ios: Jim ", iW.
Sixth Race-Seluns five and h'lf 'lffurlonss-Thoueh
81 Ep iOi Scorpoette. ioi Divonne. los: Msun, i0s
Iiylo iW ST. Gedns. 100 Assessment io1; Orre dos H.
iO2, I'd Adsck ios; ". J. Debos. i0e.
The sun., 1900-12-07
Horse News From Kentucky.

LEXINGTON. Dec. e.--The twenty -thousand-
dollar Kentucky Futurity for foals OF 1900 will
break all records The second payment In the
stake was due Dec. when the produce Of
the mares named last year were nominated,
Ihe late mails will bring the total number Of
was the highest number ever before received
The stake will be decided a. the meeting Of
the Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders
Association in 1902
At the farm Of 5, NJ n Lancaster. near
Bar dsto wn, yesterday a yearling by st.
julien out Of Princess Himyar ran a quarter
colt by the same sire out OF Witherma. by
Withrow. and another 81. julien, colt OUT of
second and third, respectively The much
talked OF brother to Cleophus, by imp Wae or
Linnie NJ, was among the field. The owner
Of the ST Julien-Princess Himyar colt re-
ceved an offer OF 81 500 for him. but It was
refused He has many valuable two-year-
old engagements In the East and West.
The sun., 1900-12-07
New Ensiand Horse Breeders Meet.

BosroN. Dec. 6.-The fourteenth annual
meeting Of the New England Horse Breeder s
Association was held to-day. The report Of
Secretary c. NJ. Jewett shows that the past
year was the greatest in the history Of the
Organization. There was thirteen days Of
racing under the auspices of the association
and $751; $50 WAS expended In purses. This Is
ganizatYon and exceeds by s,e. 900 the total
OF purses given by the Kentucky Horse
Breeders Association, the organi7ations Q
greatest rival. The sum Of $3.50 was given
IN purses In the five days OF the Grand Circuit
meeting This was more money than was
given BY any other Grand Circuit meeting.
The profits OF the three meetings were s2s ,Q3t
with net profit Of S4.ooo for the year. The
following Aamed directors were elcted:
Whittemore, Charles s. Packemann, John K.
Graham, {, W. Lassell. H. o. Aldrioh. +. @,
Frank j. Hall was elected Treasurer and
C. NJ Jewett Secretary.
The sun., 1900-12-07

= A ses-t~
s9M in wh'eP yhnx Byrnnsm r, sin snd ~ rs bmcn
S ten,pn. D. 4, SnsIes, mn, SSs.s x VsysnssouaL ysnnsso unaL
*. mona ,,a,s "NoHs. tS. ot pns,,v y, am1ny Sra
pc.fs that Tommy T. was raised 10 Mon,ans A..
cf p' chicago, x % Who i raced him Sim " a. Waiter b
road ,purpo.rs ard ,.hlrSsa him 70 tSn,on;
race when they reached Canton. Fielder
Tommy under the name s, q Fielder; ,t,, was ,Ss
Saginaw, Mich association. AGAINST Fielder
was paid over Tommy head wltnIW =. .
snd ne wen, Tus "ha ,sn w0I tSssn am Co Wc
Held, where ! was shown that We was
until the unlawful winnings are returned.
Frank Fin finn "oi Of PTi Pia,isSSrs, y Y. Was e.:
formerly the black seldlns fieldmont. that
he vas charged with ringing" at Wes'pSr,:
and 3.o races, Fieldmont was driven on
was started in races last Winter. by James
Siass' Snst. oi pl..t.bsra AZ Be ao~ owned by John f.
John Mariner, the horse breeder Of Nor
folk. Va finds himself in a peculiar position
Mariner bought her and started her in pacing
and 'eys! S b.d q them when n y
started her as a green PAGER, he is now sus-
pended together with the mare until unlaw-
In the Year Hook 10 one apt 20 occur 60 long
The cass oeSfJ of Jossnh Brovit,e for enterina
Gipsy Boy in, a race At spencer. Mass;, and
Boy was lame. was brougnt so The horse
and owner ARE suspended un;l unla wful
ri Blake OF Cornish, Me, got into 'rouble
through trying 10 please his wife He started
Ms sh,s year ca ' under the V name OF Of Pufesat'
when he was asked II that was the right name
not IKE the name he mud, go ! named him
PureGalt He was much astonis he'd and
highly Indignant when he learned that he
was not az liberty to give his horse any name
he fsncied. and that both himself and hors,
we're Suspended until unlawful Winnings
are retnr-Sd
Fred Drew Of Nelsonville, Ohio. was hned
$50 for driving while under suspension. Z.
NJ Allen OF west Virginia and C + McDon-
aid of Readyiile Mass were fined $50 for the
same cause
Applications for the removal Of suspen-
eton from ~ n Nawall Syracuse n v
The sun., 1900-12-07

No Truth In the RsnoF That the Great
Gsldtng Has Not Changed Owners.

Some Of the Western papers are casting
doubts as to the genuineness OF the sale Of
the champion trottina selding. The Abbot.
a:o3n. at the recent dispersal sale OF the G.
j. Hamlin trotters in Madison Square Gar
den, to Fire Commissioner John ]. Scan.
nell, for so6so0 There is no doubt among
weIi-informed horsemen in this city about
il being q bona:nde sale and also that al
though Village Farm Is TO be kept up by
Harry HamIn. wi tn Ed Geers as trainer.
& ]. Hamlin will have no active interest in
the management The farm will be MAIN
tained on a much smaller scale. with Lord
Derby. 2:07. the famous breaker OF the record
for green trotters, as the pick of the basket
on public form. Whatever Mr.. scannell
proposes to do with The Abbot. the meiropol-
ian horsemen believe that he has secured a
bargain
He has been known as an owner Of fast
trotters of and on for a quarter OF a CEN
fury, and besides hts prominence as road
driver, Mr.. Scannel Is an old member Of the
Driving Club OF New York and a director
In the Long Branch Driving Club
Although The Abbot brought the largest
price ever paid for a seldinG at auction the
Bonner paid for Rarus. 2is%. just after that
grand gelding had made the worlds record
In 1879, and In 1897 he paid SIS 900 for Dex.
ter, 2l7k. under similar circu instances
ST Julien 2Iik. another geldine champion.
was sold on private terms for a figure said 10
have been $4,000.
The sun., 1900-12-07
sACsSo.
ravefites Again IN Front ~ Bessisss
-Rtders Throws. bst Escape 1aJssy.

WAsBINofoS. Dec Q There does not seem
TO be any stop 10 the run Of luck tho back ers
OF favorites are having at the Jennings meet.
Ing for IL was the same old story over again
to-day. four favofiies, one second choice
and two outsiders taking the seven faces
There were seven starters In the first event
The favorite was Fedcralist. who went to
the front at the end Of the first quarter and
never was headed Gray Bill Higgins u
furlonR after the starting post. snapped bis
leg and fell ~ tuddenl, that his rider Ryan.
was thrown heavily to the ground A fur
long further on Impartial. with McDermott
as the pilot. came 10 grief, all because Of the
rough riding which took place on the far
turn. McDermou picked himself up and
brushed the dust from his clothes. but Ryan
was well shaken up. In the fifth race Term
less's saddle split in half and McCue was
thrown in tho path OF bunch of horses,
His only injury was shaking up. but he was
unable to ride Speedmas in the sixth and
kinnikinic In the last race
In the second race Kentucky was pass ed
along as asure thing and he won without any
snort, while IN the third race. Salvaleta.
backed down from !? to to to s. also won;
Diver, the heavily backed horses. were beaten
By the 30 TO chance. Sacket Then in the
NTH the layers won again. as the Rogue.
sixth race was won easily by the fsvorite, ao
Oneck Queen. Decanter was the favorits
in the last race, but was beaten Of, the second
choice, Kinnikinic.. being an easy winner.
W. p Burch TO-DAY cold Sentry, the two
year-old.. for John r Madden TO Morell 4
HOGAN. for $1,000. Summaries:
rrst Rsce-five and q half furonss-F ed sraust.
ioe NlcCue to and TO TO- won: Hopbrook % sc CHI
s,o for place second False Alarm iO7 JamssJ third
s M G. and f.i. and EfS sas, .'S woSa %
HSsns broke h,s les % the furons pois snd Impartial
Second Rsce-Five and . half furlonss-Kentucky,
70 for place second lmpensust, 100 Hothersolll,
third lime, III. Blarneystone, Auaire Decimal
!shear lenderoin LADY Hasbeen. Hollow Wood and
Innoml na uum Also ran
Third hsce-su furlonss-sslvslets. iio CBurns),
to and to6 won: Coeswel. 10 NcCuel, to for
place. second; faneur iQ7 slack third. lime ilp 7A
Weterton, Gnb, Pan. Ten Up Mccu, Ford DsctyL
Alline. Abbott and Blue Victor ESQ ran
Fourth Fsce-henewsI Of the Hunters Champion
s.sep.echase; about two and a half milss-sacket
Nicholasl 10 Tor place. sec nd Breach OF Promise
iD tBr-nD. third. Time. go as. Hisbe also ran
ihth Race-six furiongs-Ihe Rogue. os CBnen,,
70 to ana to l. won Provost, 100 Richardsl. TO
nnG. ~ Amarts. sentry. Dandy Boy. San Luis
but uIlseated McCue as the fog felt
Sixth hce-One mile and 100 ysrds-0neck Queen
los Burnsl to and TO g. won: Althea. VI CBrenI
to for place, second: Miss Hanover % Michaelsl
third Time. is' So spcsdmas. 1oluca and Dread
Also
Seventh Raoe-One mile and Observation-Disclosures.
l3e slack. to and TO s. won ANke o. (Brenpen)
TO 10 Tor place. second: Borough. 70 (Brsn. third.
Tine Is? +-s. Decsn,er also ran
tn following is ths programme for to-mor-
The sun., 1900-12-07

E%%ons i'': Reid 90, c.'in, i'' Van saun. ia
Gosan G ; I.7; Thomas, i'e Ryan, ias, Van Ness id
Caedonian Fire Insurance Company --Stouey. iss:
Newman, ga: lritlel 49, franeke, iss o'connel.
Loyds Plate Glass Insurance mpany--Pieroe.
tIisp iIS issSnps2a sSS a,a IL? s'hne" III pnney ios Gil
rIFTH GAME
Lloyds Plate Glass Insurance eCompany--Perce, 1877;
Thompson 70. Bennett. iSa Pinhey. i4a; Ghhlien.
RasSnoI. rRsR f' s,sIN So71
ding'on, l37. Total. 7e3
SIXTH GAME
.Caledonian Fire Insurance Company--Stoney, 1855;
Newman lSs Ir'itl, 100: FrsncEe' 1877; o'ocnnsii.,
R.Sma,. ph%ma Ere IpsgIsn,. ,csI
!. Three closely contested games With hcnors evenly
divided marked last nights series in the BROOKLYN
Arlington National tournament. The scores:
FIRST GAME.
Monaich .l Arp. ia: FoS. ise: Smith. isii T!
Ani.rsfort n Bennett 100 Bi Bennett, Iep Ryder.
1856 Buck. 1872: u. Remsen, 1855. Total, 7sa.
SECOND GAME.
Amersfor r; Bennett, i62; b. Bennett. 1877; Rydu
Arlington oliver 100 Harloe. las, Beruam. ies;
f. Mas l24; Wlchcrn. 100. TOTAL. 7sb.
THIRD GAME.
4. Mas. 2l3 Nichern i5s. Total. ss5.
MWGnsI'i Wnsi ,AiPf iei Marin l7s Smith, 1851
After beating Pro Pauia Council by more than a
pm IN rne rs game Of ne Srookyn hoya
quintet took slump in the third game and by
pms to Washington Irving Council The scoros.
FIRST
Nassau Council-Johnson. 2i2 Marshsu, is7; ssckstt
~. Pardeseus. ies; Cur,h i7s, 1opl. $50
Pro prns Counal-kodenbergsr isi; Mesk III;
Ean ala In,sl
SECOND GhME
Pro Psuis Councll-Rodenbereer i4S: Meek sss:
Goerke i6S. Powles ?44 hembe, is2. TotsI. SIT.
washington Irving Coundi-Glendennns. i5s; Thier-
Totsl, 7ss N'"'''A '''' -"''''' '''
THIRD oAMH.
Washington Irvtne Councll-Cllenden ennne ts4; Thier
inser. iS7: Cordeau. ioi Campbell. ito Twiddy. ip
Nassau council--Johnson iu; M,r-h,u. is4: s.ehssa
IA; Psrdessus i''; Curth. ieS. lotTl 722.
night and Tailed two victories. The scores
PIRsT GAME
Gilbert Council. l. Arneberg. I33 IAarevftcfl
10 " Arneberg. li7; oest. ia Bishop. l6a.
,BiSotlyn counal-cook. 100; Wild. Ies: phlnip..
SECOND GAME
Brooklyn Council-Cook. 1875: Wild. 11s. Phillipa,
II 49, Hoss TSs 1851 ssi sp.n
1856; Norris. i42; Nmmo, iio. Total. 7sa
THIRD GAME
brevoort Council--walke l36: Ho1ie 100; Spencer,
iA Norris, ll3; Nimmo. l4S. Total. 69L
Gilbert Council. l.. Arneberg. l40: IAEaYevtch,
L67; A ~ Arneberg 1885 oest. l7a Bishop, iSs.
Total. 6Ie.
The Twenty-sixth Ward and Milford tea ms played
two closely contested games last night IN the Brooke
lyn Twenty sixth Ward tournameht The scores.
FIRST GAME.
Twenty-si&th Warc-JantYen. la: Gunderman,
1872; Skidmofe, Ige: Aberle, liv. Canuie l16 Total.
$50.
Nilford-Buckley. Las: Jacob. 1914 Grosinger.
40; Wolnty, i66 llScman. 1872. Total. 662.
SECOND GAME
Twenty-slIth Nard-Jsntzcn, ls3: Gunderman,
le4' Skdmore, i9s, Aberle, i2o: Canute i6b Total.
7el
Milford-Buckley, ie3: Jacob 1877; Grorineer, il7,
Wolney, 1853: Isem6n 49,, Total, 7t4
Eleventh frame-Twenty-sl1th Ward, n; Milford,
40.
The sun., 1900-12-07
n. Y. 4. TO Meet Col a m bis.

The athletic breach between Columbia
University and New York University. which
occurred about a year ago and which was
fully exploited at the time, has now been
healed. and IL is n settled fact that the two
local colleges will meet next year in baseball.
The New York University Athletic Asso-
citation ut Its annual meeting elected the fol-
lowing officers FOR the ensuing year: President.
Commodore Hayid Banks; First Nice-Presi-
President. William p Banning. 'O2 Record
ing Secretary. Adolph c Carsten. ,o4; Cor
'0s Treasurer. Prof Robert W. Hall The
alumni members II the association reelected
the Advisory Committee chosen last year
The members Of the New York University
football squad had an interesting discussion
in regard 10 the selection CT a man TO captain
the team next year and Walter l., Cleverdon,
'02, was selected To fl the position
The sun., 1900-12-07
Bsllyhoo Bey Has Disssmpsr.

Distemper has unfortunately broken out
In the stable OF Mr.. william c. whitneys
thoroughbreds at westbury. and the great
Ballyh, Bey has contracted the disease.
Mr.. Whitney Is in deep anxiety about his
horses being Ill. The temperatures OF the
residence. During the week the tempera-
ture OF Ballyhoo Bey reached as high as los.
fever yesterday and he hopes that the crisis
is over.
The sun., 1900-12-07
Basketball Notes.

The Preu Institute aud Erasnus Hall teams played
their hrst game IN the interscholestic
senee In tn. Pratt gymnasium on Wednesday after.
noon Pratt won by ?Otoo
The Barnard School basketball team. champions
Of the New York Interscholastic Association, have
organized strong team. Regular practice 10 bsing
done In the Eighth Regiment, Armory.
The ST. AIMS a. c.. composed OF scholastic csaehs
OF The Bronx has organized a basketball team and
would like TO hear from school teams In this vicinity.
Address n. J. Metz. tl5 Fast lA0th street
The sun., 1900-12-07
Vnion Boat Club Election.

The annual election Of officers OF the Union
Boat Club one Of the oldest rowing organi-
cations in the country. was held last night
in the Hotel Minot. i2oih street and EIGHTH
avenue. and the following officers we're
elected: President. Edward 4 Connell;
yice-Pre.ident, Charles Bowdall; Secretary,
Samuel Wheelan. Treasurer. Columbia L.
kelly: Captain, John = Kemp: Trustees,
nr. Louis Seely, Edward ' Swayne. Charles
Effinger and Capt. N. J, Ryan
The sun., 1900-12-07

III. directors Of the Parkway Driving Club held .
SPECIAL meeting iast night to name nomina~>r com.
mittee. The annuei election Will be held snihs
those the inside sntirpste thst the ssr ives
Will be reelected, namely. =. u. Creamer. ....-.at
r. Zimmerman. Treasurer. and W C. Alien, Secretary.
few changes IN the BOARD Of nrectos is probe bic.
how
The sun., 1900-12-07
{ hess.

Roe,hins and BAIRD began play In their game Of he
championship tournA ment Of the Manhattan Chess
Club on wedDs.dsy evening snd concluded the ooutes,
osriy yesterday morning. when Roehing won after
aYtyseven moves, 1he winner played PonsAni
which Baird defended with P--Q l. This iost him
Rwn. which he could never recover
The fourth game Of the hr-t round 10 ths champion.
shp tourney Of the Manhattan Chees Club was played
between Sinonson and Fnn Yesterday. The game
a Sciusn defence. adopted by Finn was very sampIe
The sun., 1900-12-07

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Rsferee--Dr. L. L. Mia.
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AFTERNOON GANR

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BILLIARDS.
schmitt Of Chicago Earns . Place In the
Class b Finals.

Two moro games were played yesterday
In the class B championship billiard tourna-
ment at the Knickerbocker A. c. theatre.
In the afternoon. Edwin o. Presbrey' OF New
FORK beat samuel @. Estabrook. also Of
New York, rather easily, while in the evening
In the finals by beating Florian Tobias Of
New York The scores:
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The Cournbias we're In luck to defeat the Surprise
team in the second American National tournament
game sst night. the Paterson bowiers missine eight
spsres against two for their opponents. but the snr
abed the Coinmbas TO pull out victory whsn defect
seemed certain. The scores: