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/ respectfully announce my can
didacy for the office OF county Auditor,
subject 10 the rules OF the Democratic
primary. l.. J. PERRY.
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For Sheriff,

/ hereby announce myself can
didate for Sheriff, subject to the rules
of the Democratic primary.
JAS. :. WILSON.
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Fer Coroner.

| hereby announce myself cARdi-
date for reelection to the Office OF
the result OF the Democratic pri-
mary X. YOURG.
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hereby announce myself as can
didate for the office OF county Auditor,
snbject to the rules Of the Democratic
primary. +. G.. CRoXTON.
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The many friends of w. a. Carnes
announce him candidate for Mag
istrate for Buford township subject to
the rules of the Democratic primary.
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am q candidate for the Legislature
and will abide the result of the prima-
ry. OSCAR w. POTTs.
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Horses,
Horses, Horses.

We have Just received a carload
of number one Horses from At
lanta, every animal having been
carefully selected in person by
our MIR. Elliott. In the lot are
some of the finest horses ever
brought to this market. If you
want a good saddler, or a good
driver, or a good combination
horse, now is your time to get il.
We have just what you want and
need, so call and see for yourself.
We take pleasure in exhibiting
our stock, as we II as vehicles
View i'll either sell or swap, and
will sell either for the cash or
for good paper.
ELLIOTT & CRAWFORD.
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DIR. NJ. Simmons Liver Medicine CIears
tho Complexion, gives BOuyancy 20 the Mind
cures Headache, Regulates Stomach Bowels
and Liver
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Winthrop College Scholarship and Bn-
trance Examination.

THE examination for she award OF vacant
] scholarships in WIaIhrop College ana for
the admission Of new students will bo held at
the County Court House on Friday, July o0th
At y a. m. Applicants must not be less than
hftecn years OF age. whom scholarships are
vacated after July Dth they will be awarded to
tnoAe making the highest nVSrSSe At this sI D..
animation. The cost OF attendance, including
board. furnished room. heat. ltGet ana wAshinE
Is only e. 80 per month TOr further informa.
tion and catalogue, address
PRES D. B. JOHNSON
Rock Hill, :. G.
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DotJU Except Sunday.

Schedule in Effect April 2s, 1900. e.
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ELLIOTT & CRAWFORD.
The sun., 1900-12-23
Adc,nhi Academy Indoor Games.

Adephl Academy athletes showed up In
remarkably good form yesterday At the annual
indoor gamss Of tho college held in the gym
naslum. cornor Of Clifton and 81. James
places, BROOKLYN The summaries:
Pence Vault Soratch-Ftrs grade II. Ander.
son q. Catln and A. ilo,chkr, each cleared feet
S., inches and ih" points were dlvitsd Second
Robert Cassama!or second Win feet inches.
Third grnde--Won by Crossy Spnnsy with feet
ii inches Fourth eratc-Won ly Elgsne. Hove.
inches Henry Ryon. third. with ic"t y inches
Pun Cpon horizontal nar.fonih sralc. Eugene
Hove and Ito Lew uee a, u & ui1cs; Thlrd . s,,dr
times each. Second sraie.Wo by Keller. With ten
times Worcester second. with six tines lIrsI grade
Won by Leslie, with fifteen times Hoschke. second,
Runninc H!sh JUMP se5a,ch.rGaI,h grad,
%S . vf mex ,s hd oSs SS trosS.y S
spnney. with t..' inches Second srsde-Mon
iacGs., and divided por,s Buchanan, Gutter and
Hoschke tied for second honors each clearing fee,
Relief Racs-rou-th grade Won BY law and
BY Worcester and Gabriel Time. q 80 seconds
Elrs, grade Won by casl!n and Ho'ohtc Tine
Dip, jip I on Parallel B.rs-Thnd grade Won BY
Crosbey Splnney, with 70 time. an Atelph! record
Ito Ito law L s.oond WITH ID tIne. Euseh. Howe, 'Erc
with Il times Second grade Won by Robert Ca5sa
major with times. First grace Won BY Edward
nald Cs'lln led for third with umes.
Spring Board Hish jump -folr'h grade Won
BY i4,o Law with ieet / inch hrpphrcy, seoSns
viuI feet inches; Cro-bey Splnney second Wit,
8 feet Inches Second grade Won by Worce.'@i
with feet ginches he0r. second Will feet 7inchc5
iirst grade -Ca'lin ant hoschSe tied with fee
inches
The sun., 1900-12-23
An International Rihe Contest at Sea Girt
NeIt Year.

The Executive Committee OF the National
Rife Association OF America held meeting
at tho Union League Club last night. 1t wa,
decided 70 have an international combat on
or about Sept. next and invitations viii
be sent to Lug!and. Scotland. Ireland. France,
Germany. canada, Australia. Italy. Denmark
and Switzerland asking that teams be en-
tered ana for suggestions as to rules. The
pri2e viii hc IN" Palmer trophy which was
won by the American team during the CEN
teAnihi LNhih.tlou At lHliadelrnld In 1876.
Ihe conditions governing TIE trophy CGil
tor teams ui clght men VINO are to ire fifteen
shots ~ -uu. 5ub gut 100 wards.
A ser,'f of matches is to hc arranc god for
schools whore there /, government true
tor ia r.iiitir taCtI rS The idea l. 10 get the
Young American Interested III -houtlng.
A Telegram, wa. received from Ma or-tien.
Nc-lc. Merritt, I. =. \, tho honoroT. Pro-i-
d"ut of tho assu,iatiou, cYpre-'Iug regret
that be could not be pre ont and another
ona from Gov k,urHces OF New Jrrs"g. The
latter gave to the u--ociatiuH the use OF tho
range A. -nl GIt tor the CuNt'-t
After tie meeting the committee and a
foy que / Hrrc entertained at Ginn,r h.
Brig Gen. llrd ". Spencer, the PRECEDENT
Of the a.s"r!atiOn. Among those present.
were.
Bts.-Gcn. George ". wlngat,, Ing. Gen, G,orgo
H. narfies NJ Gen John !. saunders, Irlg .G,;l
L. . Howard co! James a. lEcc. Lieut. A. "Ji $
Jones. NatAau - ung, No! George Salrkley,
l.. s 4, L.. IT. l.cs maid II. nayTe aid ir,:-ucin
L. Farmer NaIA"f
The sun., 1900-12-23
Annual Meeting of American College Physical
Directors Association.

On Friday and Saturday ot this week an
important convention OF Gymnastio directors
will be held at Columbia University. Ii will
be the annual mectirg of the American College
Physical Directors Association. President
seth Low will welcome the directors. and Or.
Anderson OF Vale President Of the Association
will reply. Aft'r a number Of committees
reports the following papers will be re- %.
on the advisabty Of determining The n! 'ical
condition Of candidates for gymnastic Hrd Att rir
,xerr,sr," hy lr Jay v, Seaycr Uf Yale lr. S'l tT
Of tLe University uf penrsylvariH and II. watson
/. Savage Of Columbia. strength tests and iuSlcc
tion Of Instruments" BY In. Dudley a. sargent 81
Harvard. Dr. jay ". Scayer II Yale ard Dr Watson
l.. Satage ~ Columbia. 'On the adoption
OF uniform gymnasilc tefiEinology, ty ~.
Anderson Of Yale. 'Crcor FOR Eyunastic uGi n
inc IN college work" by Dr. IImbeth Of Hayeftord.
Dr Paul c. phips of Amherst and Dr. Mackenzie
OF NrGin University, Montreal on TIE relation
snip between TIE rclsrtni'rts q symaN', md sih-
...ics hy Ir. Anderson Of Yale. lr. Dudley S. Sar-
Gent Of Harvard and Dr. Frederick Mare 81 WeS'
.eyAn. 'On a new Y annual Of antbiopCmrtiy,' By
lr. Edward Hitchcock of Amherst. on sIf!utrs,
pn; steal measuf,u'us and deductions, hy II. Paul
{. Phillips of AmhrfS'.
Or. Mackenzie Of McGill will give special
lecture Illustrated By "a" lantcrn on strain.
Breathlessne's and Fatigue a. shown in tho
Face" General discussion will follow each
OF the papers
The sun., 1900-12-23
Quite a Difference Between Yale Varsity and
'OI Basketball Teams.

To THE EDITOG or The SrS-Sir' In re
ply to the article which recently arpal-cd
in THE SUN In regard - the distinction
between the Yale University" and the "ial"
OF" basketball team | would give out the
following statement, The Yal" University
team has played thus far this -"lSpl two
games. one at Norwalk and the other at New
Haven All other games which have be On
advertised "a Yale have been so advertised
entirely without authority. The Yale 'Ol
team has played several games n the vicinity
OF New YORK.. the beat Mutes. the Forth
Separate Company of lonkers aud the ~
enteenth Separate Company Of Flushing uc-
ing among those teaius.
II there j. any doubt as TO which OF the
Yale flves arranged games with these teams.
letters e. I. q. Cook. ". y. llrk and !. j.
crowd they advertised Vale. though it is
clearly understood by them That they ar"
not playing H." Nalo University team. Then,
was Yale whom they defeated or Nale who
You say AT Yonkere the members of the
Fourth Sep rate COMPANY never had an
idea but that the team heir team was meeting
was any bat tn" regular university team %
In reply t. that, ! would suggest that YOU
ask Mr ". Is. link, the manager. who told
me, directly after the game that he clearly
,ity team but the ol team which had been
beaten The most ! car do is to acqualnt
the manager Will lbe team ne - s'Is -
play. 1t l. his dutY to notify his PLAYERS
and his audience. and II any manager IA
mean enough To attemrt to keep his know J.
edge on such q point e. himself, such trouble
AZ occaSloned this article VIII surely arise.
| do not believe the Fourth Separate COM
pany wants credit for defeating the Varsity
Mr.. Fink il too fair a man to deceive lis own
PLAYERS a. TO the team which his team -
playing. The Yale 0i team takes me-
the responsibility of a class team. lis mem
hcrS play straight clean basketball. hut
they understand and they give the other
team e. understand Just who they arc and
what they represent. Whether three men
on each team are the sanc is a minor matter
II a team arranges game with the Yale
'OI team, IL does II with an entirely different
organization and victory over III" latter.
even with some Of the Varsity players, eau
not be considered IA a victory over the for
Eer. Every manager with whom tho Yale
'Ol team arrangcs u game Is carefully GC-
quaiutcd with these fact. trust this Will
scrye - unravcl the compile :t,un. Very
truly yours. GEORGE VI. CLARK.
CAPTAIN Of Yale l'niVersity and '0l team.
The sun., 1900-12-23

Say, She win BE Built, and the Money TO Con-
struct Her In Sight.

RosroN. Dec. 2? ?- Charles c. IIanley SAYS
there Is not the slightest question about a
sO-foot cen,reboard boat being built 10
compete In tho races for tho selection
OF n defender of tn" America Cup. ha
further says tho s75 600 required TO construct
and main tain the Cralt Throughout the racing
season j. already in sight. hut he does not
l,.l az liberty 10 make public at present the
ma of the yachtsrueu who form the syUC,-
cate
That being the case IL is not probable that
the Iawson boat Will go around e. New
port - early In tn" "Immer ~ Was intcud"d
and the boston -lonp will have itout ~ Ma~sa-
Chusrtt. Bay for tNO mont hS PRIOR t. the date
of tn. -iVi r1r,s. II Ia" lIaul"y boat prove
n, sp"edv a. l"r boulder cNI'Ct- -hc will
tl,, two Will rar" together nj every ourur-
t..nty, cacn gong Trough tho tIulus-vp
prlce-s before tihIng th" tip around tapr
God ~" N rgr~ "oN bpdts will not have
a1v hett ~ IA IL ties for having changes 'ggl"
IN sails an1 igrtuE, a ~" Nard~ OF hnih
Iawlry ard lianley will b. within ca-y-rea H.
ing distance.
Th,r, WeTe no startlnl dCvolOI nfCpis
in regard to the Lawson boat to-day Every
ono is hard NJ work, but there were rLIlurs
to the effect that Crow wuir-li"id J. cont "Ir-
rlntiug more mirror changes ~ the lines
Of his boat 1nr contract :or the bronze
mates for the undsrhodN was closed to-day
and they will he shiri ed from ,onneCticut
as soon as Lawley is ready for them
The sun., 1900-12-23
oDDiriEs ~ SOLy CirBs.
wsird.footins impiemsrts In Favor ~
Dlnsrsnt ttuses

Golf clubs now that tho game has hocoin"
well known In the country, uto mad" In we'll
understood patterns, tho differences being
only In weight depth or '"nsih "i i"'" ~
In the choice of inltorills In general
way tho oddities In these dIys are furnished
by the Use uf now mut"ri'l Tor "a II tndHrd
club, - In the aluminium puttor. OF the NO"
treatment of IN old M teri i, shown IN tho
gold or silver plating of iron clubs In
word the clubs now 'ro - ud'td ~ design
for the time l. past when pl ycr- "ndclNorcd
To improve their game by tho invention ~
clubs Of now shape and powers inst"'d ot
building M IA" plying ability Win
general Improvement In play the odd-sh1rcd
clubs have drOppcd out Of sight but th'v
have left many ente?t lining memories behind
In iNnj iaclt' with the driver and hra~~ov
was what our golfers we're ainlurRt. bcuth"
face was what ,.s most fanccd Ia the wooden
clubs the climax being the potato mnsher.
invented by narr, Nov SwruN, the Albany
amateur. There were a Tow 10 u~" cross h'ad-'
and one odd tyre hgd circular h,ah. to.rnh -
A year or two later ih" inventors W'r" NJ ~"
task of iml rowing ia" irons and ru'tors "
most instances th" iron q iha were dnl changed
bv having lh- angle II tn" face altered ~
suit the individual or else the shafts w.fe
made short or. long. ~ instance. the club
to roughan The face 5" a. TO give a better
holding surface, was nlso common. These
customs IN some cases now. are IN vogue. but
the freak ideas are not 80 extreme rs they
used to be
In putting freak clubs and methods for a
littla croquet maliets, used with one hand
while others had two-handcd clubs that they
swung like the PENDULUM of n clock. There
are still as many STYLES in putting rs there
are players, the only test being the ability
to get the hall into the hole from any part
OF the green in two strokes.
The craze for new designs In clubs ran
riot in England 80 or three years before II
struck this cou ..ry. II may be regarded
MS one of the preliminary stages Of acquiring
facility at golf common to all nations that
become Thoroughly possessed with the golf
ing fever. The best players in Great Britain
and America arc now practically of one MIND
In the choice Of club heads. however they
may differ In opinion over the lengih and
suppleness Of shaft, and in grip. stance and
lWipc
The sun., 1900-12-23
Schedule for Coiuubias Gymnastic Team.

Manager ". A Bcnoel and Assistant Man
ager T.. s. Lawson Of the Columbia University
gymnas,ic team havo completed the schedule
of intercollegiate meets tor tho winter. At
the end OF February, Colnmbq will meet
Amhur.t in he Wy gymnastio, II Amherst.
on Feb 10 the team viii meet ilaver-
ford at Philadelrhin, and on March
Yale will appear ~ Columbia. The inter
collegiate contest will he held Al Phil ,d"lt Ina
on March q. al which al III" ig colleges. Will
enter teams. re season VIII hc ended on
March - with a dIu! ',"ct with Rutgers at
New Brunswick columbia won the champion
snip from Vale last year and TIA" sam" to IN,
with only two exceptions. viii Compot" again
R,sid"s J. OTIS Of IN" Val" team and 4
Blsk"l.y of the Harvard team are now NJ
Columbia and will compete Capt East
Inond has pi, ked the Columbia team, which
will be coached 10y Gustlv Rogue. - follow.
". l. OTIS, ". :. NlAkelcy, {. Iastmond. CT
Sv;It. V. dc l.. Earle v. y. S. iare, :. c. Small
wood, Z. Ward. c. ". Ward 7. $ West, $. l.. shaw
/. /. savage, h. T.. SchuStcr, II. II. Van Neerin
L. y. BENJAMIN, L. T. Selhger and II. s. osborne.
The sun., 1900-12-23

Mach Interest In Bashetbsii --oymnassic c1ss
Fiouri,hias.

ITHACA. Dec. ~ with tho beginning of
the Christmas vacation Cofnells athieto
activities arc put TO n temporary halt but
when the students return tho hum ot artlNly
will again be resumed The Hyinna lnin
u Tar too inadequate. md the winter training
In handbnll. basketball and gymnnstlo Work
has been greatly hampored on this account
This lack Of room never has before been 80
plainly evident az during this month wnen
Indoor training began. Take bsske'bhIl
for Instance. Last year Cornell had Rood
team. witch had little difficulty In defeating
Tale. yet not moro than twenty candidates
wero out for the various positions ms
year thore IL an abundance OF good material.
and many OF the old men who were on
at year. team either a. sub titute
or reru ar, will not have the rhot
Of show to make the team. Basket
ball Is a new game for Comedians. but this
winter promises TO witness u remarkable
interest taken In the sport. Archie Morrison.
right half back on the football team. Is the
captain lie has WHIPPED his team me-
fairly good condition The iirst game will
be wits Dartmouth Coz ar bnno'er'
on Dee Is. and on the neat day wit. falc
Ihe Cornell GvInnasuc club mas also
reached considerable nroqinenG,"; @na %
meet IN New York city mi. winter The
candidates have been coached by Mr. Lam
nlkln, director Ol lne EN1HlthIulll 10.
OF room intcrieres more with the work or tho
members of the club than with anv other
organization In the university, but th o author-
tiles hive partially remedied tho difficulties
by putting IN more appara'W
Cornell IL probably behind the times IN
hockey though hub has been formed As
yet there has onl been little cold weather
here and ths hocp"" men havo been Obliged
to keep their enthusio an pent uD for lnck OF
an opportunity to IT II forth Now tn"
students have a fno place for skating in
Beebe Lake. and tho hockey club Will t1ko
care that the ice Is kent in good condition
The club will shortly build waiting room on
the bnnk OF the lake. " will BE- lifted with
lockers and other necessary parnphrrna
Although an invitation has been received the
club will not enter the lntercollegi6t" Hockey
League The reason /, that the university
ha7 To depend entirely upon the usc Of natural
ice FOR training and would not be In any shape
20 meet Yale, Harvard. Princeton and COL
umba who have the . Alvantagc Ct con-
dltioning on artificial ice 4 month earlier than
II j. posSihla Tor the Cornell team 20 train
The UNIVERSITY will hc represented in the
Trlcollrgiatr hess League b. ouis T.. kar-
pins, OF and Ernest ~. Ried"l,. 'c? The"
reuresented Cornell last wear. IL NAV be
fairly said that the institution i now inter-
ested in as many different lines of snort l. any
college In tn" couutry. More than That
she Is begioring 10 draw her share OF the
best men from the urepdratorT schools 81
the State. who have shown themselves ct-
iiNiAnt
The sun., 1900-12-23
DEATH or ARONSON.
The swedish Bicycle Rider Dies OF Pneumonia
at New York Hospital.

Oscar A. Aronson, the slx-day bicycle
rider, who was badly injured by fall In the
recent race held in Madison square Garden.
died of Pneumonia ia the New YORK Hospital
yesterday afternoon. He was IS years old
was born In Sweden. and livod at 73s Sixth
avenue. Brooklyn. Although Aronson died
within ten days after his removal from the
Garden. 1t il not known whether the fatality
is due t. the fail which necesaitated his re-
Cclyins treatment.
Tho spill, which WIS the worst of the race,
occurred on Nciuc-d uisht when one Of
the French riders VS. relieving hi- mate
The or "a brought Gown III a dozen men
All of them were more or less shaken ~, but
Arorsun and iurV.ie were the only ou's
who were So 1'oi' Injured = 70 ne'd medic !
pit that night. tut Iurvllie was role s"i
the next d,N II vs. t ted that AronSon
W.. sun erlug from -tr 'iu"d back. hut At"r
being in the hosp.t ] few days, pueu!nOail
develop"d
Aron,on came to ths country abop, ten ten
years Hso and has been an n, G''iIS liGS d ge
IN Il sin day rae" WAS III MADISON square
Garden. IL e winter of i'9> At that TIM"
Oscar julius vas entered and tu" men were
known n Ia" S"rG-' pairi th"uSl 'Ach
man rode on his mems. IA" law a.ain>i eiN-
day affairs not thea h"in- IN force" Non-
son showed good form, b1' was toy IN tl"
LEADING division The "NptGi"uy" stood l!u
III good stead. however. and during the saLIc
winter at san Francesca, be lgI-Ioi second
to Miller IN GnutHcr >N-day contest, oll"r
leading for "A LOuu part ut H." way t."
following Summer Ec ned N Races Of a
shorter dlstauc" and We. also a member
of tho noted team Of thirty InCcrs which
was kept for tue benefit Of Jimmy Michael
at Manhattan re.ch II" was a fam man
at short distance. won several haDd."ap~
and was cons dered n great unvaced rider.
Last winter. when tho tir-t siE-da team
race was held, Arun. on doubled NJ with Oscar
Julius The latter GroIVcd ont hut Aron-oii
rode 30 We'll t. the iNi h that h" won ~"
second none, FOR individual work. In th"
recent contest Arou-on had ;or partner
Oscar Bab,ock. another SNed". Ih" tair
received "A fair chance for tn" move, when
the accident happened which pat them out
of the race.
The sun., 1900-12-23
Jennings Has Retired r rom Professional Baii
PLAYING.

PirTsToS, Dec 22-Hugh Jennings will
v,a. no more professional baseball. the signing
o.; q four! ear contract 10 coach IN" Cornell
'"In Vas synonymous win III retirement
lhi. was rositivol" stated here to-hiLht b.
I've lcnniurs n brother of the haschu!!iSt
,.uuiuys il AZ present In Baltimore curicrrin.
With McCraw ON matters pertaining to the
recently ORGANIZED baseball va ere assocla.
HIll RENAL with tho team untl June, but has
9! made no desi,e BlaSns g.. .s.,o. as so how he
The sun., 1900-12-23
WOODS nAIL TorRyAMENr lcoMpLrrspl
.NTES ISLAND Bowr,So LEAGUE.


- ne taiee games hitV"th the Pafse Davis Co,
uacte the most attention of the series In the hole
SCI, Dug Trade Association tournament rolled
teams won one game. he 'cotes
r,rs, Do,,, . rnIy FIRST y.,'ns,t shMI ~. nO,., a,
plaGs lee hrGuS. ica cat H. Total % s"' StS '''
Co;EatC CO., Barnes; iia chIys,al, lis. Brush.
i' Faulkner i'S SoE%i'' 5%m q isS sMp Total $50
,ohns2n johnson, arbctT% i@7; Morris l?i
Colsatea a Co .Batnes. :il. odershav, it7 Brush.
io+' Faulkner, TO Cosaic. :: =. Total. $50
johnson & johnson Carherry $50: Morris 200
CARE, 10; Kenyon. l47. Mccormick. i76. Total,
-, pArk. Davis Co -Mariaser, 100; Dor.n. 1871;
,.,,. IorE1H CANE. mt.
GiIGor, i:c', Thom9s, Isl S,c,ers, ia7. Toiai Gs7
=. Ne'I3isl lead Compan} a oSni,y. IA {. T.
l5s, !oial, SOL,
,,rr,, . x,r,n Tirrn Ga, GAME; f,, n,,. ,o,. v
Gi5Ion, isl, Thomas. liz stevens, iss Total. tss.
Grndral Chtmlcal Com Iary--Bssell ial: Gorc.
is5' Flneh' 100. Mason. i:s; Norman. ia7 Total,
SIXTH GAME.
Nick ss ss"%dis iSS h. Se MeSH ,Is a'o K.mss
l53. Total, s2i.
l4s I'nca. i76 Mason. IS. Norman. is: Total.
FrltAy nights games In the North Side tourIsmen
at Stt.a's alleys resulted as follows
FIRST sAME.
Aud Coo'is-WOoc, 2ss: kapn, l7<; Knos rr>l
1872 v. Engekug. III. {. rnscklng. ii4 Total.
e3s
whimsey-E -Eckherd,. I,a; j. Decker ios; Drolingr
iSs, l.. Decker. III. !. Jung. $50 Total. 67:
SETONp GAM.
Aud Clooile y ood. 2ip' kapn. iaG X KS,eppel. l:a
W. fngeFiuc, sbl. Z. Eugelsiug. $50. otal, as
Nhmsey Ecsharct. l55. H. Decker. iol: Drollinger
i3s. l.. Decker. lCg. !. Jung. ii3. Total. 7i9.
THIRD GAME.
AUD Coo,ie-Wood. IA; kGpp, 100. Knoeppe
us.
Whimsey-Eckhardt iis: J. Decker. lsS: prol-
lnsef l7o l. Decker. i<i; J. Jung. isS. Tstal
The sun., 1900-12-23
Braid is conceded to b, tho longest driver

Braid is conceded 20 be tho longest driver
among the professionals Of Great Britain.
and during Tho absence Of Taylor and Nardon
in this country he won more matches and
con. Ietitions than any of the professionals
heating Tom " "liaWson amorg others, In
the last opan Championship Braid was third
that Taylor won by at ST Andrews In 1894.
Braid was nth ~ III" op"I cnRmpil ilnship
Of 1893. at Sandwich. and latcr In that year
titon Roniord Is BTaid's home club.
Nichols who twice beat Nardpn IN t,Is coun-
try on cv,p terms is on visit To his parents
at FOlke~tono Braid IL IN II far higher class
than Peter Paxton, whom NJ hols beat at
footing Bee on Thursday.
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Inter,oh hoiastic Skating Race.

Az the Clermont avenue rink. Brooklyn.
the first inteIscholns,!c handicap skarlng
race of the season was held yesterday F..-
teen bows started and three q the ropresenta-
tiyeS of Latin school finished first, second
and thrd. j Schneider beat Ray CalCi by
? foot for first hunors The summary:
Fal' Nile Handicap--final heat won by j. Sch hrclt.
,er Irroklyn Latin School. 60 yards Ray Cari.
Irookyn Latin Schoo, second Pussel CalN. Iru, l-
iyn Iailn School, iso yards, thirG. Tine. minute
a. ? seconds.