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New-York tribune., 1900-12-11
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
MOUNT VERNON.

Hiawatha Lodge No. i54, i. and A. NJ. the in
vitaton Of the Rev Dr. Granger, chaplain Of the
lodge attended divine seEioe in the First Baptist
Church on Sunday evening. The lodge was escorted
by Bethlehem Commandery No. 50. Knights Tenn
plar, and delegations from York and Constantine
communicates, OF NeW-NOrk.
Al the masses IN the Roman Catholic Church of
the Sacred Heart Sunday the priests warned
the Worsalppers not 10 purchase religious articles
or 10 subscribe 10 funds alleged 10 be in the in
terest Cf catholic institutions unless the persons
soliciting them were able 10 show letters bearing
the seal or the parish II is said that man wear
ing the garb or a priest and well dressed woman
have been canNdssing Mount Vernon without the
suthof1ty or the local Catholic churches. The police
have been informed of ,heir operations
New-York tribune., 1900-12-11

Cuban army in the Spanish war, and is the
Of General. He was accused Of irregular
check transaction. Judge Foster told CarriOn that
he had received a number Of letters and other re-
lenienty with the defendant. He told Carrion
that his method of doing business dishonorable
The Judge had understood that Carrion about
10 leave the country. and he would therefore sus-
pend sentence II Carrion remained here and again
IN prison. Carrion had been in jail seventy-six
daYS.
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
CoNJiNENTAL-Bishop j. c. HartzeIl of
Africa ENERETT-Dr George w Grover, of
ohemela' Mass. FIFTH AVENUE-Ex-Governo
S. T. Hauser. Of Montana GRAND-CeneraI "
T. Oarhn' L. ;. A. and Buell. Heminway of Water
town Conn. HOFFMAN-Judge w l. Wallace, of
Aloahg, ana ex-senator David b. Hill. HOLLAND
-EX-Governor Frank s Black of Troy I'M
FEhiAl-s Harrison Wagner. of Haven;
Coionel W. b. Lowell, Of Atlanta: Judge F. S
AoIat; OF scranton and Ex-Governor W NJ. Bum.
Of Philadelphia. MANHATTAN-Dr = " ST.
GaIo OF hochester MURRAY HILI-Ex-Judge J.
RIDER Cady, OF Hudson. UNION SQUARE-Dr. II.
y ~ MeAuley. OF South Africa. VICTORIA-Colonel
c. 7. Russell, Of Boston WALDORF-Dr n
White, Of Philadelphia - ~
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PEEKSKIII-

'rummage sale" VIII begin to-day in an empty
store IN Main-st. for the benefit Of the Peekskiu
Hospital
Bates Brown has secured the contract 10 carry
the mail between the Peekskin Postofice and the
passenger station OF the New-York Central Rail-
road.
Abram Vosburg Post No s., G. A r.. has chosen
these officers for next year. Commander Homer
Anderson; senior vice-commander, ". A. Sipperly:
junior Eice-commander. James Calhoun; quarter
master ". A Townsend; chaplain. Jacob SchmalZ:
ofhcer Of the day Samuel Tate officer OF the
guard b flagler spock; delegate 10 the State En-
bald Mcclellan.
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BE WAS EXCUSED FROM JURY SERVICE

THOUGHT HE COULD FIND HIS WAY HOME. ANp
FINALLY REMEMBERED HIS ADDRESS
IN Judge Fosters court Part l. General ses-
sions yesterday Solomon Metzger a member Of
the panel for jury TO try Max Appel was on the
witness stand. Assistant District Attorney Town
send asked MetZger where be lived
sixteen hundred and forty-seven." replied the
juror
You live in New-York?'' asked Abe Levy. who
represents Appel
Yes sir" replied Metzger, seemingly frightened
Mr. Townsend again began his questioning and
asked. what is your businessg"
Butcher" replied Metzger.
You could ind your way homeg' asked NJ
Levy. 81
'Oh, yes sir replied the witness. Excuse me
l6f Madison-ave'
The lawyers decided that Metzeer woul5 mi,
make good juror and allowed the frightened man
10 return 10 his seat
New-York tribune., 1900-12-11
NEM-R -ROCHELLE.

Mrs. Ann Turnbull, OF this city who was former
y wealthy, died yesterday in the Hudson River
State Hospital, in her eighteth year. She was the
widow OF Robert TumbuI. Who was a florist and
gardener. Five years ago Mrs. Turnbull caused a
seisatlon by charging prominent lawyer Of New
Rochelle with having wrongfullv obtained a 81 800
mortgage on her property. Justice Dykman, who
was Then on the bench. eNOnerated the lawyer after
the case had been brought up in several courts
The Knights Of Columbus Of this city are TO give
their annual dinner tonight IN Metropolitan Hall
New-York tribune., 1900-12-11
TRUST COMPANIES VOTE TO UNITE.

ATLANTIC TRUST COMPANY TO ABSORB THE
BANKERS.
AT the special meetings Of the stockholders Of
the Atlantic Trust Company and the Bankers
Trust Company which were held yesterday the
proposition TO merge the Bankers company into
the Atlantic Trust Company was almost unani-
mously ADOPTED. The plan of consolidation will
become operative as soon as the necessary papers
have been hled al Albany and in this city.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-11
EK-cUBAN CAPTAIN CO.'S rPEr

Felipe carrlon. twenty-nine years old a tea
dealer Of No - West One-hundTe ID -and-twentv
hfth-st' pleaded guilty 10 grand larceny the drst
degree before Judge Foster in Part I Of General
Sessions, yesterday. Carr1on was a captain In the
New-York tribune., 1900-12-11

Surrogate Thomas has fixed the first hearing or
the contest over the viii Of William Marsh Rice
which was executed June 30 1896 for Decernber
y. The citations directed under the second ,vifl
alleged 10 be executed by Rice are returnable on
December ~ u II said the contests Of The wills
probably viii be combined and disposed on AZ fhe
eame hearing '- ''' 'l'
New-York tribune., 1900-12-11
FOREIGN PORTS.


Liverpool Dec s-Arrivsd. steamer Tauric Gr. Clarke
Glasgow. Dec 0-Arrived Anchoria CBr).
Manchester. Dec 9-Arrved. steamer Cavour CBr)
Kelly New-York
PrawIe Point Dec TO- 715 a m-Passed. steamer Me
saba (Br), Lowe, New-York for London
Scilly. Dec lO-Passed. steamer II Fl Meier Ger.
Steencken. Bremen for New York.
Lizard Dec 1J-Passed. steamers 81 Regulus (Br),
Milen. New-YoTk for Havre: Statendam Dutch. Van
der Zee New-York for Rotterdam.
from Antwerp for New-Sork land passed Hurst Castle
Isle Of Wight. Dec s-Psssed steamer British Prince
CBrl Smith. Antwerp for NewYork.
London Dec l0-Arrtved steamer Minneapolis CBr).
Hull Dec 9-Sailed steamer ConsueIo O3r,. Watson
New-Yofk
Dungeness Dec 10, 10 m-Passed. steamer Mlnneap-
oils CBrl. Layand, New-York for London.
swinemunde, Dec s-Arrived. steamer brilliant CGeD
bremen. Dec e-saied H Meier GER.
Steencken. New-YOrk 10th. sailed. ROrkum CC;er,
AIbrecht NeW-York and Galveston 'Ne''
Hamburg, Dec SAILED steamers Pennsylvania Ger.
spedt. New-York. Peter Jebsen tNor. Bentsen. New
Antwerp; Dec s--Arrived British Queen tBu.
Gibraltar. Dec 10 noon-Arrved. steamer Vera O;er,
Urban NewYor for Naples and Genoa land proceeded:
-.
er 0rom Calcutta). New-Yorh
Naples. Dec lo-Arrved, steamer Aller (Gerl vii
steamer Furst Bismarck (9erp. Barends. NewYork.
Leghorn- Dee ARRIVED. steamer karamania (F}rl
Johnston Ne"-iork Via Lisbon and Gibraltar for Naples
Malta. Dec e-Passed. steamer st Dunsan (Ir,. Fortay
Port Said. Dec lO-Arrived steamer Alhenga (5er)
Petersen. New York for Singapore. etc
sen New York ~
Pernambuco Dec sailed steamers vimeira (Br,
TsneifoI New-Yofk 9Th arriVsd tssn o,dS Sn e s
Fisher. New-York for Rio Janelro.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-11
Muslin Underwear,

THIS SEASONS STOCK.
Corset COvers-Ow high neck-trmmed Iaceor
of and
wi lace hemsitehea
Muslin,
75
ofC Cambria
md
trimmed
with lace embroidery,
D
81 cents. and 8
Gownshgh neck with yoke of
hemstched rufie embroidery trimming.
Made of or
Skrwith tucked Spanish rufe with hemtitched
ruf1e lust
Values - 25andSI
ngie noddsiz lies iii Ibe included in the
JAMES McCREERY
and 11th Street.
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SPECIAL MENTION.

Advertisements admitted into these col
are recommended to the readers OF
THE TRIBUNE thoroughly reliable,
business be le by mail with the Ad-
vertisers with perfect safety.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-11
SHIPPING NEWS.

~ ''-"-iof'h-MONDAY. DEC 10 ioOo
ARRIVED.
Steamer Caledonian tRr, Mclean Itvs-,o, =,
AlQse and passengers 10
A-eg.ltea' on Fire Island a 2:45 m 'iu Co.
.9sauer NeehaWken tI3r). Robinson. FFuu
30 a m. E'i''FVu at the Bar
% steamer Faaia Ger, Hettmeyer. sWinemund. A.,
80 Ia onieles ~ In ballast TO Philip Ruprecht rts
Steamer Potomac CBrl. Bevsn Avonmou,b ny., -
New-York tribune., 1900-12-11
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY
Vessel For. Line. Vase,
lAhn. G. Lloyd Saiis
Finance. Colon Panama X r. m
Comanche, Charleston Clyde. ......... 80 m
jefferson. Norfolk Old Dominion 80 m
italian Prince. Argentina 70 n IN 9oo no
Amazonense. North Brazil Red Cross 200 . M 4,OO -
WEDNESDAY DECEMBER - "
Deutschland. Hamburg. Hamb-Am.... 500 a n, ,o.oo
Germanic Liverpool. White s.3O = - ioV m
Guyandotte, Norfolk. Old Dominion. =" = ~ m
Eew-fOrk Southampton. American. q ~ m
Same C;sivsstoI Ntso- -i%d0 nn
Mount Vernon InaEua Garnerc,r ''''' 90 300 D m
Tyrien Insgus Ca5nsro, e.dO m 1900 m
' --,,,--'- '-'-'-''-' S'So a m 1900 m
Fr der Crosse. Bremen y G IIoyd a.
fernned, Azores, Am-Austrl. fO.OO 80 m
Hamilton Norfolk Old Dominion - . ia ~ m
La Bretagne, Havre French ....... ZOO =. ,SS.0 m
New-York tribune., 1900-12-11
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.
GRAND OPERA SEASON 10OO-19O1.
Under the Direction OF MIR MAURICE GRAU.
Opening Night. Tuesday, Dec. 1s at s.
ROMEO EFT JULIETTE dn French).

Opening Night. Tuesday, Dec. 1S. at 8.
ROMEO EFT JULIETTE Gin French)
Nine Melba: NM. Ed. de Reszke. Pancon and Salezl-
Conductor. Mancnelf.
Ev'g S-EANNHAISEk
mani. Mines Ternina Susan Strong; NM. Van DyCk
PIanCon nd Conductor DamrosCh-
Fri Ev'g Dec 21, - S-LOHENGRIN German)
Mines Nordca Schumann- Heink; NM. Dippel, Ber-
tram and Ed. de Reszke Conductor, Damrosch.
Sat. Aft, Dec -. 2-ROMEO EFT JULIETfE
n FRENCH. Melba; NM Ed. de Reszke and Saeza
Conductor. Mancnelli-
Sat Ev'g Dcc. 80. s. at Popular Prices-AIDA Gin
Italian). Mines. Strong and Homer NM. Scottl
Journet Imbart de la Tour. Conductor. FlOn.
Evg, Dec 23-First Grand Popular Concert
office for the sale OF seats for the hrst week
will be open THURSDAY MORNING, DEC. 18TH, at o
O'clock Tickets be purchased BOX OFFICE
RATFS at Tyson & CO. and +. Rullmans Ill Broadway
WEBER PIANOS USED.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-11

World" DR., Thomas p. Hughes; Institute Hail.
No. 2S East One-hundred- -and-sixth-st THE
Structure of the Universe: Essentials OF AstrOno-
my A. p. Lyon
Peoples Institute lecture by Professor Edward
G. Bourne OF Yale University, on Relations with
the West Indies, Projects of Annexation, San Do
mingo and the Danish Islands, Cuba Porto Rico
Cooper Union D. m.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-11
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIAIUKE ALMANAC.
Sunrise Sunset 433 Moon rises pm 1914 Noon. g IN
HIGH WATER.
A AM-Sandy Gov. Island IL 40 He'll c.ta ~
P.M.-Sandy Hook IL :55 Gov. Island -FIeiI Gata pa
New-York tribune., 1900-12-11
AnnouncemenIs.

Prince Albert No. q.
Full Dress Shirts.
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nm HNn Opera Wed. Mat: 23c.. soc. IN A ~
Hx n "a III House. ANDREW ~ "a s "A
6ssFfEeS ~ "THE REBEL" tEt tfH " "a

a m.
Steamer Frascati (3r). Wills, Monego Bay. Ann's
Bay and Port Maria. with fruit J Z Kerr &
al the Bar 4:30 m
Curltyba (Cubanl Richter. Cabaren November
25, Gbara 2S. BaracOa December I. Neuvitas and
Matanzas with mdse and II passengers w MunsOn
Arrived at 1850 a
Steamer Seneca, Smith, Tampico December 1 and Ha
vana 5, with mdse and 3 cabin passengers James E
Ward & Co. Arrived al a p m 9th.
Steamer FL Monte Parker, New-Oreans December 4.
with mdse to T Van Sickle.
Steamer Proteus. eager New-Orleans December 3,
with rndse and passengers 10 L = ALE.
Seminole Bearse. JaCksOnNi ille December s..
with mdse and passengers William + Clyde & Co.
steamer Colorado Avery, Brunswick Ga December Z.
with mdse and passengers Charles II Mallory Co.
Steamer Katah1in Melvin, Newport News.
Steamer Hata, Charles, Baltimore with mdse
TO II G. Foster
steamer Caspian tBrl. Young Baltimore December o.
with mdse in transit TO Norton & Son.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-11
SAILED

Steamers Richmond. for Norfolk Newport News
British Trader tr Antwerp; City of Philadelphia Pha-
delphia: Princess Anne. Norfolk and Newport News
TIE, MOVEMENTS cE, STE NrsIIIpS
New-York tribune., 1900-12-11

An ELECTION Of twenty Managers OF W
New York Institution the Blind and Of hss' ss,a
spectors Of Election viii be held at the
81, and 9th Avenue. A o'clock on the ai's''N
FIRED ANGUS scHERAIERHoRN. sserslA'S'
The sun., 1900-11-01
Park Club OF Plainneid Wins the New Jersey
State whist Trophy.

PrAISrIELp. oct 81 The whist four OF the
Park C1ub of his town defeated the team from
,h" Jersey C,ry lub last evening thereby
scoring ia fifteenth victory and winning the
State challenge trophy TIA" New Jersey
Whist Club Of Newark offered the trophy and
according To tho terms the cup was To become
the property OF the club which won IL fifteon
times Last evening" game was a hard-iought
one The visitors were three in the lead on
the first four bpards the score being 9 TO 2
against the home team when the first round
was completed In the second round IA.
home tenn cut down their opponents lead
In the third round the home team scaled its
victory bv scoring four points while the viSi-
tors drcS blank, making The total score 10 to 7
la favor Of the Parks
The trophy T. n silver loving cup with three
handles standing about seven inches high
This i m" fr-' state challenge trophy that
the young team from tn" Park club have had
-Four winners of the American Whist League
trophy few years ago. Thi. l. the fifth cup
Won by the Parks The Big -Four only lost
one state trophy during the existence Of the
State Association The Parks arc now looking
for greater honurs by placing challenge for the
4 " l. trophy and they will also contest for
the $3.50 hall clock u1ered hv tn. kni,ker-
booker Whist club Of New York to be played
for IN the Metropolitan district I II Free
man, Albert J.. Nol'mann, Ralph 7 Willis and
A. !, freeman r"preSngtod the Parks last
evening, while E. Bowly, d Rovlev and McSsrs
Ferris and Scott composed the Visiting team
The sun., 1900-11-01
PRINCE OF WALES AND MS JOCKEY.
Regret Among Local Horsemen at the With
drawaI Of Retainer TO Sloan.

Io,al m v.ara .ra., IA. .,,r,ri.aa M h M,
"A a.. r., e.. %. n',"n
OF Wales had decided to withdraw his retainer
"a Tod sloan ,ba Amer;oa, iooL.v :, i'd
w '' '"' "..,ean JUNE, =" i'"'
Tor MN next year. This feeling later gave
way to regret that the Prince of Wales should
h,va taLa, .,,h ao,i,, co,,,i,o ne 4, Ala
SUN "'"'"' .o'us aS WV,
rSht atter the charges OF Lord Durham and
II L. reuardsd A. yi.ldl,,, nj, lie nor, ., ,ha
's""ou as ''e'u'"s oII 'e Pa'' VI 'he
lrihce 10 popular clamor, That such good
sportsman a. the Prince Of Wales should have
done this was r.s,r.ttod mo, h.,a,,sa m. ho-.o-
' Nv" ~ " ~
men care particularly Tor Sloan but they feel
that an afTront has been nut on the standing
., ,,,arioa, ,.ai,.xa 49,, ,aI,a,,. r,a,, do
'" '"'"''' anu 'o'h-'s. hwy u"
not think the American Jockeys will have any
trouble in getting enyarements in England
SIoor A., ,,,, -, ,,,,.,a,I, -, .i,a a. ,.os
'''a" "'s' went 10 EhSiahu 'o rue W iepo'
He was engaged To ride James X keene's St
40, ,ono,,,, ,h., -, ,,,',.I ha,,, ,,.o, h.a
was ''"'ueo 'ha' H'o"n couiu nave Won '"u
he not made too close "A finish. In 1897 Sloan
was engaged To ride for pierre IorilIard The
s,ohlo bod dnhonono,aIs,,oo.,..o an ,h. F,,I,.b
r'"oe ""' P"c"oiien"'Su'o'S WI t"o h"s"s"
Cally having the field beaten at the fall OF the
flag The Ehglish papers and public insisted
that he had no control OF his horse and II was
said of him at that time that lie TeseInbled
nutning 81 much Us a monkey on stick
Sioan,s success continued in ls9s, Mr. LGri,-
lard and Lord Beresford retaining him English
trainers who had no Jockeys under engage
mont gave him mounts and his success on
those horses was also marked Then the Prince
of " nles paid him a hIgh compliment by cukaE-
The sun., 1900-11-01

Henry was tie leading rider at Yonk,rs yesterday
as hr p.IOtrd two winners, Belle Of orleans and Glen
nellie. and IN addition was second with King Bran
bic and third with Dan cupid.
j. l.. Holland has lost his good colt Lief Prince
as he was bid IA By j. /. NeT. owner OF Este ada,
after being beaten In the MN race on Tuesday. Weir
only paid the amount OF the purse $3.50 and the en-
land would not have taken twice that amount for h,
horse.
There was considerable foul riding In the race,
yesterday and IL was wonder that no one was In.
!ured In the nrst race Monmouth BOY came very
near knocking several horses down in The stretch.
In the Nonkets handicap Oncck Queen and Carhunce
were knocked about while In the third Katherine
was lntcricrcd with.
when Himself won the NTH race on Tuesday at
tne Empire Ct, fartiack a large crowd followed
Nike Clancy Ia the Judges stand xpectng 10 see him
Taylor's rame and cJlors. John J. Mc,atieriy APP
preached Clancy and II was said that he told Clancy
that tne colt mad but one eye and not 10 bid him up
The stewards thought that McCaferty intlnda
Clancy aud called MIN into the stand. McCaGeTty
was fned $500 yesterday.
LEXINGTON. oct 3i.-That ". C. whitney will
Keep his nOtseS In kentucky assured this after.
noon VIII, n a deal hy which the Eastern man pur.
chased Hamburg Place was practically closed
IL but two miles from Lexington. 1t has been equipped
with the most modern barns and has been cut up into
pAddOckS TO great extent al that could lr desired
TOT a modern breeding establishment Is there and Il
was largely due To This fact that Nj Whitney rts,
considered the purchase Of the farm Accom- panied
BY hi, attorney, u. Macdonald. brought from New
oTk fot TIE express purpose Oi drawing up the pa
p"rs Mr. whitney visited the farm this afternoon with
Mr Macdonald aud expressed himself as much
pleased.
The sun., 1900-11-01

Option on Racing Property Heli by the Hon.
william ". Worden Expires To.day.

The option on IN" Saratoga racntrack, given
by Gottfred Walblum. President OF the
Saratoga Racing Association. to the Hon.
william ". WOrden. Republican State Com
mitteenau from the Saratoga district, expires
to-day. II was extended on oct for one month
The reason for the extension was that Rlchatd
i. Wilson. Ut one OF those assoc ated with Mr..
NOrdeu in the possible purchase OF the prop
erty. was taken Ill several weeks ago and was
Obliged to go to lio, springs. Va: II ne prop
erty changes hand ,nuugh money to bind thS
bargain viii be put UP this morning.
:, Acc clrding to the terms OF the option MIR
cent o, tn par value of the 81 ocr, which would
make the purchase pric' not far from s331pOu
The purchasers were 10 INCLUDE, besides Moi de.
Hitchcock. Jr.. Clarrnc' Mackny. Arthur feath-
erst3ue ant one Other M1 Worden was
10 take as much or as iittn Of the stock as rs
Willingness ~ subscribe for any reasonabe
amount of the stock. from $4,000 up. Will.
Mr. Milf2n Mr. iitchcock Mr y, ,o MaGsay dSsi,
amlable ~ To the amount of their subscription
The main idea on the part OF those interested
III rHrnE n ,r ne al Msi 70 NIX NIX
thos. closely identified with the jockey club
and the hunting and polo >.,t. own and manage
tue track. IL was intended If possible, TO have
polo field laid out on property Owned by the
association. and near he ira X. where polo might
lie paved be ore and after th' racing season.
and even while tn" race merIings We're being
held. II IL were desired. There will be- splendid
faC ties then for the stabiing OF polo ponies
near he pot" field; FoShal kaene took a mum.
Der Of ponies u the Springs la summer and
played on the saratoga team during the season.
Before b. left he made arrangements Ia return
n"Hi season, and = vas tli- thit suggested the
II could rot hc learned de ni;elv last night
whether the deal vii lie 81, sed to-day or NOT,
lut II would seem that. with the money which
tho>e considering the option can command.
there must be some very strong reason IL tho
Saratoga race'rG"k doe not change hands.
The sun., 1900-11-01

considered McCracken three year. or a four
year footballer. Pennsylvania replied that he
was then playing his third year upon the team
and Harvard answered that that reply was
altogether satisfactory. The four-year rule
cannot properly be brought into the question
because Harvard had agreed that the so in
terpretation should rule. Besides, In both
harrl rd'- rules and those recently formulated
by the Faculty Committee when academic
year IL meant academic year IL stated the
word year meaning calendar year. Again.
Harvard has formerly agreed to allow
another team to play "A man exactly situated
~ Mc'racken, Chadwick Of Yale played IN
ono or two important game. Of % and then
was allowed by Harvard To play against her in
0+, pj, 90 and '07. Thus Pennsylyania iiwholly
within her right in retaining McCraCken on her
team. That story which came from Cambridge
stating that Prof Hollis Of Harvard had uIeS-
toned the eligibility Of Penn quarter back.
tirayeS, wa. without any Official sanction.
Or. White. dispo>ed Of the matter to-day by
saving ] know this must be absolutely nm
true, Graves will surely play. The team will
tram az Auhnrndale and will not 90 To Boston
until saturday morning.
After several davs of promising work the
inevitable slump in Columhia's work came
yesterday, and the scrub tore through the
Y arSltv line with good effect II Is true that
Board-ey. B"rrian and Morley did not play
al all, and Bruce, Austin aud ~ kes We're all
slightly hurt and retired 10 recover. SykeS'S
twisted kne. ~ still giving him considerable
trouble, and Bruce- nose l. liable TO put him
ont oi the game at any time.
The sun., 1900-11-01
Rowling Games Toni sht.

American National Tournament Golden Rod Or
alleys,
columbia League oriental. I,otu, and Grove I'M.
at Schlussing'S alleys
Harlem League Central Park, Century Wheelm,n
and cyclone. at Thum 6kahi >dpu< alleys
Fire insurance League -l.Iycrpool aud London and
Globe Fire Insutsne Company, Northern Fire ln>ut-
anc, Company aud Norwich Union Fire Insurance
Society, Caledonia Fire Insurance Company. Ian
cashire Fire Insurance Company and Underwriters.
at Reds alleys
Arcade eToutnam.nt-nl.ecker Team No !. .Bi.eeker
Team No. 2 Bleccker Team No. ) and Grand opera,
al frerc ks alleys
Arlington National Toutnament-Csnnon vs. Au.
raLiA. al the Arling gton Hall alleys
North Side Leaeue-iio vs. Home City. al
National League Spartan VS.. Fldelia at Stars
alleys.
Bfookiyn Royal Arcanum League Ioanthe Coun.
cll DE Long Council and fulton Council, al Trauofs
alleys.
BfooRiyn Roysl Atcanum League Suhtcunsmcnt
DE Long Council, Gilbert Council and Fast New
York Council, al TfSinor : alleys
Hrooglyn Bank Clerks League People Bank,
Qucens County Bank and Franklin Trust At the
Elephant Clubhouse alleys
Brooklyn Arlington National Tournament South
raw. Carson and Monarch. at Bertram Wallis
alleys
Long Island Associated Cycling Clubs Tourna-
ment-Class B-RoyA Afcanum Whcelmrn. Monthuk
Wheclmrn and South Brooklyn hrelmrn. At Thum
& Ehlrt's alleys
Hudson County lsague-Pallsad. v. West Hobo.
ken. at tcNirh' alleys
The sun., 1900-11-01
Al Chicago.

CHICAGO. oct 81. Sunlight and a strong wind
dried up the moisture IN the Roby GaCk In spots MAX
ing the footing uncertain. IhN, together with a
cheap card. made the sport unntere>,ng. SUM
marleS
First Race Five and half fIrlong, yonne.
IG7 Neen. - u !, won. Pirates Queen, 80 tallcyl.
10 l. second Ida ', l0l ,AleSandcn. bto !. third.
Time. l3 .-j
Second Race Seven futlongS Pirate j., 10 "a.
Wrbber. II tp >, won Jim Gore, H.. lOi lDe,in, II
10 s. second Scarlet Lily, i0I Galley to !. third
Time, ! ~ 81.
Third Race One mile -ONnard, l07 Alexander.
to !. won Sam La7AuS, Esq, 10 tIalleyl, even.
second. Dick ftber l0l "a Nebberl, 10 10 !, third
Time. a. t-a.
Fourth Race Five and half futlongs Robert
Naddr0. lOt Alexander. TO D. won. BsnCkGtt, l07
"a. Mcbbet'. % :, SECOND, AL Brown, l03 Derin,.
10 ?. thifd Time. l.ll 81.
fifth Race One mile and a sixteenth -SuangeSt.
100 tAleNanderi, even, won, thaunCty Ft>nef, W
Galley IL 10 second Myth. lOI \. WebbeT, 10 =.
third. Time. % A..
sixth Race one mile False Lead. io5 Mech.
" {. won /ocAtuNd lu7 n allsy }. 10 !. Second.
Brown Nal. lO7 "a. Webbsr, W j. third. Time,