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New-York tribune., 1900-12-07
YACHTING.
SONS ELIGIBILITY QUE;

LAWSONS ELIGIBILITY QUESTIONED.
question OF considerable moment has coma Up
IN regard 10 eligibility OF Thomas ". Lawson. OF
Boston 70 compete n the Americas Cup races.
Some people say that as he Is not member OF
the New-York Yacht Club his boat could not enter.
Others cite the case OF a previous year n which
other clubs invited to build boats FOR the
trials. They also point TO the regular rule OF the
Seawanhaka Cortnthian Yacht Club IN inviting
other clubs TO build for the Seawanhaka ChaLsngs
Cup trial races. and refer 20 the fact that the
Canada's Cup was last year Won FOR the Chicago
Yacht Club by Rochester boat that was built for
the Chicago trial races.
The general opinion among yachrsnen Is that the
point lies wholly the discretion OF the Americas
Cup COMMITTEES IN the Nsw-YOrk Yacht Club. Sec
retary J. Y. 3. Odde did not 70 give his optn-
ION for publication, but IL learned that he had
considered this committee have full Jurisdiction
as to accepting any outside boat for the trials.
Commodore Lewis CaSs Ledyard declined 20 talk
on the subject. but when asked II the Cup Com
nIttee could not accept outside boat II thought
desirable he replied; We'll might ask for In
spiratton that point"
New-York tribune., 1900-12-07
SENATORIAL FIGHT IN KANSAS.
RALPH BURTON AND LUcIEN BAKER
AGAIN THE OPPOSING CANDIDATES.

Wichita. Kan. Dec. (speciaD.-The Senatorial
Senator at this time and the other the candidate
FOR the last six years. These men are J. Ralph
Burton. OF Abilene. Dickson County and Lucien
Baker. OF Leavenworth. OF the present Senators
from Kansas.
-Four years ago these two men were the candl-
dates against another as before Burton was
then the leading candidate. but Baker captured
the nomination. In this race II now seems on the
surface as II Burton had the better OF it, but
Bakers forces are said 10 be stronger than one
would imagine.
Mr.. Burton has the influence Of the Rock ISL
and Railroad back OF hir. which is a great inhu-
ence IN Kansas He has broken down the machin-
cry al Topeka and ousted Cyrus Leland from the
National Cousmitteeman's chair, placing David
Mulvane there instead. He selected five ont Of
seven delegates 10 the Philadelphia Convention He
has the support OF two Kansas Congressmen and
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Harry Richter II is said
that his friends Will organize the State Senate at
the January term Richter. who presides over that
body, Is decidedly Burton man. The Baker men
VIII therefore shift their battle ground TO the Sen
ate and try 10 down the Burton presiding officer
Mr.. Baker has the influence OF all the Federal Of
hcers the State. having controlled patronage in
that direction for the last six years Some OF ese
Federal ohioeholders will be strong men IN the
fight al Topeka this winter. He has at his hack
Cyrus Leland who chairman OF the National
Committee for twenty years. until he was forced
out by the Burton forces this fall and who is yet
New-York tribune., 1900-12-07
FOOTBALL GAME BRINGS FIGHrs.

FRESHMEN AND soPHoXoREs AT NEw-YoRx
UNIVERSITY HAVE THREE STRUGGLES
Interclass rivalry led three class fights at New
York University yesterday At the annual inter
class football game the freshmen gathered at the
east side lines while the sophomorss chose tho
west At the end OF the hrst half the freshmen
formed IN line. marched across the field and gave
the sophoncres a rush. The sophomores stood
their ground. and soon the members OF tns two
classes were engaged IN wrestling bouts. which the
police interrupted. After the game. which the
sophomores won by IS 70 5. the freshmen attempted
% give their yell The sophomores rushed them.
and a second wrestling match resulted This onS
also stopped BY the police
IN the evening the sOphOmores duly celebrated
They Kidnapped a number OF freshmen and
marched them TO Ohio Field, where they were com
PEELED relate the story OF the game The fresh
men had suspected what was 70 happen, and a free
fight resulted The upper classmen then made
ring IN which wrestling matches were held The
sOphomores came on victorious
New-York tribune., 1900-12-07
BENN1NGs ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

First handicap Observation-Disclosures 12S
Charentus, us: Carbuncle III Maribert ll2 Speedas
III, But1OOn 107, Dread. 1O6; Prince Richard lO3
Huitzopocht IO1 Robert Waddel 80; Sentry %; God
frey, 90 Isa Moor 81; Blue Skin %. Belgrade. so
Humboldt, 91. AutOmaton. IS.
Second Uwo-year-olds; hv9 furlongsl-Terrnless
us: AutOmaOu 1l2: FHaneur. 1l1 Cherries, 1O9s The
Rogue. lO9: Chaos. lO9; Luis 1Oe Ruth Park 100:
Syncopaed Sandy 105. Edxeeld 102: Grey Higgins,
80; The Brother. o.; 'JH Greenwood. "a; $Kd. 94i
Lambkin, 81: "King's Favorte, o.
Third (seling three-year-olds and up; mile
fifty yards)-Ener 10; Rare Perfume 1O1: Momen-
rum lO4 Bondnan. 1O4: Harry McCoUn 1O2; Judge
Magee lO1 Tyrshena, 1O1: sDecmal. MY Butterfly
So Hold Up 0s: Thermos 50: sPrince Plausible 90
race twO-year-old hes; three-fOurJhs mile)-
Hija 100: Lady Padden 100; Know. 1O0 Anna Darling
100. Novelty. 10. Cherries. I1O Queen Carnival 11O;
Sadie 5. 105; Beggar Lady, 1O5 Amorta, 1O5; Little
Daisy, IO7.
Fifth 0hree-year-ods and up; one and one-six-
teenth miesl-Matchim. 10. The Outcas no. Darwin,
lo7 old Tank lOI; Totter. 1O7: Hopbrook lOI Imperial
isl 1O7: Hawk. iuI
sixth race selling; ages. furIongsl-Fulminae
l2S Templar 123 Lexii Pirate 1l6 Draughtsrnar
ll3 Miss Mitchell Luis. 100. Midnight Chimes
los Charlie Moore los: Evelyn Byrd los; Moor l06
M0rdemo. 106 'Rahunta. 90 ~IsCnd Prince III, sB0nd
man, III: mistress S.. 'Que Right %, Cherries. loo
New-York tribune., 1900-12-07
"TOD" SLOAN RULED OFF.
ENGLISH JOCKEY CLUB WILL NOT
GRANT HIM A LICENSE.
LESTER REIFF. THE OTHER AMERICAN
JOCKEY. EXONERATED OF THE
CHARGES AGAINST HIM.

London. Dec. 6-.'The Racing Calendar to-
day announces that Lester Rein, the American
jockey. has been exonerated of the charge of
pulling" Richard Crokers horse The Scotch
man II at Doncaster.
Tod" Sloan. it is added. has been informed
that he need not apply for license for next
season. The text Of the announcement is as
follows:
Jockey Club that Sloan had accepted an offer Of
large present from Mr.. F Gardiner in the event
Of Goldman winning the Cambridgeshire, and
that he bet on the race. they inquired into the
case Mr.. Gardiner. who was not aware or the
regulation forbidding such presents, expressed
great regret at having transgressed and the
stewards, fully accepting his explanation. fined
him nominal penalty. f25. They inflicted a
similar fine Mr.. c. A. Mills, who acted as COM
missioner Cor Mr.. Gardiner.
Finding both charges proved against Sloan,
they informed him that he need not apply for a
license to ride.
The stewards inquired into the running of
GerOlstein and The Scotchman II at Liverpool
number Of witnesses. including both Jockeys.
were examined The inquiry was extended to
other horses ridden by l. Reiff. The stewards
decided that no suspicion whatever attached 10
Rickaby, and they also completely exonerated L.
Reif from blame.
After having examined witnesses. who in
cluded the Eabitual hackers OF American jockeys.
their banking accounts and betting books, which
they desired 10 Inspect. and which were freely
placed at the stewards disposal, the stewards
further declare there is no reason 70 suppose
Reih bet or received unauthorized presents.
The stewards further decided that no blame
attached TO the owner trainer Of The Scotch
man IL A number Of vague rumors inquired
into proved TO be unfOunded-
The Liverpool stewards are commended for
having referred the case.
The decision OF the Jockey Club was almost
the only subject Of conversation at the Beaufort.
Victoria and other sporting clubs this evening.
The adverse decision IN the case Of Tod" Sloan
came as a total surprise TO the racing world, as
il did 10 his closest followers.
So little doubt did sloan himself have OF his
ability race here next year that he left nearly
all his personal possessions in London.
Mr. Croker's friends are much pleased at his
exoneration as well that OF Wishard and
Lester Reiff. and the decision was Immediately
telegraphed 10 him at Carlsbad.
II appears that Sloan's arrangements with the
Prince Of Wales came about through F. Gar
diner, but that the friends OF the Prince in the
Jockey club, having A foreboding Of trouble,
saved him from the humiliation OF engaging a
New-York tribune., 1900-12-07

ing said Reir had not attempted 20 beat Geroi-
stein at DoncaBter So my complaint was not
MADE because lost the race. hope the case viii
oe referred to the stewards Of the Jockey Club.
There was a strong intimation at the time the
charge was brought that Lord Durham was par
ucularly anxious TO curtsi Richard Croker's Eng
hsh racing career. and that the fight against Mr..
Croker's horse was largely due to the New-Yorker
being the owner Of that racer
II mas further been asserted that the dispute has
assumed an important aspect and that Lord Dur
nam IAN Is likely to be involved in a lawsuit. not
my VLy lester Retn but Mr. Croker were drawn into
.ns aHalr as the American turfman's represen-
SSaLES az Derby, November Is. put himself In the
numi1ating position OF having to produce Mr..
6r0Ker III betting book for both races referred 70
Dy LORD Durham In his charge. An inspection Of
the book showed that Mr.. Croker lost heavily at
Ooncaster when The ScOtchman II beaten.
and that he had little confidence IN the horses
tuture success that he did not risk sovereign on
the Liverpool race
New-York tribune., 1900-12-07
THE RACETRACK.
TWO 80 TO l SHOTS BEAT THE FAvoRITEs
AT BENNINGS.


AT JENNINGS.
Washington. Dec. "a card Of seven races, in
four or which the fields were OF generous proper
tions. furnished the sport at the Bennings track
to-day. Favorites took the money IN four Of the
events. and three outsiders passed under the wire
first sacket. 30 to /, took the steeplechase the
favorite finishing last. The Rogue, at SO 10 l. took
the fifth by six lengths Summaries:
First race Chve and furlongs)-Federalst O9
NicCue) g. won Hopbrook, 90 u. Slack. 10 and
10 l. second False Alarm, lO7 James, - % l. third
1ne-I1l2s. CarasaIjO Red Spider, Curtsey WOodspke
Give and Take, Hawk, Impartial Grey BIZ Higgins aiso
second race Cnve and one-haf furongslKentucky 1oI
and second ImperiaIist. 1O4 (HothersalD 20 70
third Tlme-I.11. Lady Has Been. Barneystone,
Decimla Tenderlon, HOIowwood Alaire. Innominatun.
Callear also RAJ e.,
vaIetta, 10 tBurns) 3, won; COgswe 10 tMcCuel
IL l 4 l. second. Flaneur lel q. Slack. 20
third Tfme-1.192s Ginkt. Pan Ford. Ane Abbott.
Ten Up. Blue Victor. Waterton and Mlcou also ran
Fourth trenewaI OF Hunters Champion Steeple-
chase unehalf miesiSaCksr 142 tBarryl.
80 l. Diver 13T tMr. Nichols, 10 and 20 .,
second Breach OF Promise 40 (BrazD, 10 /, third
Time -26zs. Higbie also
Fifth ttwO-year-olds. six furongsl-The Rogue,
95 (Bren) 80 /. Provost. 100 Richards 10 70
and 70 / second: Queen Carnival llU trennen) ; To
1. third Tme-11T. AmOrita, sentry. Dandy Boy, san
Luis. Lady Hayman, Termsss also
sixth race selling, mile and one hundred Yards
(3rennen). IS l second: Miss Hanover, S2
or. Michaes) to 8 third Time-l .523s Speednas,
Toluca and Dread also
Seventh CaandicaD one-sixteenth miles,
iBrennen). I 10. second; Borough. 50
CBrien). TO l. third Time-1;52@- Decanter also ran
New-York tribune., 1900-12-07
CONTRIBUTORS NAY BEcOHE PATRONS"

A change In the constitution Of the Legal Aid
Society made ar a special meeting Of the So
CIerv held yesterday afternoon I'm the ONCE 90
Arthur Non Brlesen. the president, at No %
Broadway. As amend "a, the constitution permits
ths election patrons" of the society of persons
no contribute 500 for its work, and the election OF
lto members who give sIol0 more. William G.
Low and Mrs. Lucy / Schroeder. who recently
made gifts ~ 500 each 20 the society were men
uoned yesterday eligible for life membership,
vale he following were said 10 be ready 10 become
patrons Jacob D. SChiG. Seth Low Oswald often
eoI-er Mrs. j Kennedy Tod, Isaac y. Seligman.
--.iel 2 Davies. Edwin Gould. Mrs. Edith c. Macy
anl Ars. Anna W0erish0ner.
A ccUEirf-e which appointed recently u
n ae arraDE for a celebration Of the tver-
--Itlh ann gersary Of the society March 30 1901
-.'-l llS trst meeting yesterday afternoon IN the
-.-iF ONCE. Louis Windmuler presided The com
-.--tee reached no decision 10 the character OF
- .--elfaflCn but most Of the members favored a
held s0or
New-York tribune., 1900-12-07
HARNESS RACERS TO THE BAR
MORE TRoTTERs AND OWNERS EXPELLED
BY THE BOARD OF REVIEW.

MORE TROTTERs AND OWNERS EXPELLED
BY THE BOARD OF REVIEW
The Board OF Review at its morning session yes
terday disposed OF quite number OF cases and
several men were expelled. In the case OF the
National Trotting Association agt. John AIbauxh.
aHas John Miller. alias John H Swfckard. alizz
" Tnomas. OF Usage. Ohio; Joseph B. Pisrcs. OF
1oIOh1o. Ohio. and H A Pennock. of Minerva.
Onio. and the bay selding Mack B.
only one case heard az he afternoon session
and the rest Of the afternoon was spent IN sx-
eeuuve session One hundred and sixty cases were
on the docket The Board refused TO renew the
temporary reinstatenent % George f. CrfpDs. OF
Ne"-daVen Conn. who was expelled several years
ago for entering Yauer Girl under the nans OF
E5z5y n.
In the case Of the National Trotting Association
VS.. George F. Grips. Of Nsw-Haven. Conn, and
George D. Rinker. ot Indianapolis. and the bay
mare Bel Nine. formerly Surprise. z1qS PAGER
Rinker was expelled and the mare suspended until
the unlawful winnings OF the mare are refunded FOR
proper distribution and the recording oc $50 for
changing the name Of the horse Is paid.
About year ago John Mariner bought a mare
Miss Grace. in this city. The horse had a record
as a PAGER OF 2-151z In the year book. however.
the horse entered as a trotter By mistake
When her new owner entered her IN a race he
learned that she had no record as a PAGER. but vas
entered in the year book a trottsr He inrne-
diately wrote 20 the secretary OF the National
Trotting Association He received reply that the
horse was IN the year book a trottsr but is
there was any doubt about the matter he had bet
ter write 70 whose given Mr..
Mariner did not write. however. but entered the
horse a PAGER without a record and two
races He and the mare were suspended unCu the
winnings returned
The next case was that Of Joseph Broustts. OF
Ware Mass. BrOuette had two horses n his stable.
one named Gypsy Boy and the other La croix. He
had enterd Gypsy Boy IN a race but the horse
was taken sick he substituted La Crotx and won
purse OF SO He had 70 refund the purse and
pay the recording zee OF $50 for the change OF
name. and at The meeting OF the Board yesterday
BrOuette expelled.
r Blake. or Cornish. Ne. entered a horss at
Old Orchard under the name OF Pure Gait. but the
horse was recognized by some one as Marvel T..
and Mr. Blake called 70 the judges stand and
asked II Pure Gait the OF the horse
He replied that IL not He said that his vito
did not like the name Marvel 7. he had changed
the name OF the horse to Pure Gait TO please her
Tho Board suspended him until he paid the record
ing fee OF $50 for the change OF zane
New-York tribune., 1900-12-07
FoRMER CHAMPION SCULLER DEAD,

Boston. Dec. 6.-Thomas c. Butler. formerly
champion sculer OF New-England. died at the
home OF his brother here to-day OF heart disease
He was about sixty-One years old When quite
young he took to rowing. and soon showed great
speed. From 1871 to ISIS he won many singles. and
rowed IN winning doubles as we'll The greatest
race OF his career with Billy ScharI for
81 go a side and the worlds championship. The
race was rOWed IN 1874 the Schuylklu River
Butler broke his and lost. he had been a
Councilman member OF the legislature and for
the last fve years had been one or the assistant
assessors OF clty.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-07
Splo!R}!I!S z ]!
DpORTsnek'
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY

RACING.-Wa ashington Jockey Club Ben
nings; meetings at Oakland and New-Or-
leans
TROTTING.-Meettng OF National Trot-
ting Association, Murray Hill Hotel.
BILLLARDS.-Amateur Athletic Union
Glass B tournament, preliminary rounds.
Knickerbocker Athletic Club; novice tourna-
ment, Maurice Daly's.
SKATING.-Skating at St Nicholas Rink,
No. 90 West Sixty-sixth-st.
GOLF-Women's open handicap, Lake
wood Country Club; caddies' tournament,
final round, Nassau Country Club.
FOOTBALL--Address to members on foot
ball season just closed. Yale Club, evening
THLETICS.-Intertroop contest and pa
rade Of Squadron A. armOry, Madison-ave.
and Ninety-fourth-s meeting OF the Long
Island InterschOlastic Athletic League, Adel-
phi Academy, Brooklyn.
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TO MANAGE PAy-AMERICAy SPORTS.
SECRETARY SULLIVAN OF THE a. A Z. SAYS
PROFESSIONALS AND AMATEURS WILL
COMPETE AT BUFFALO.

James E Sullivan. secretary Of the Amateur Ath-
Ietic Union was officially notified yesterday that
ne had been chosen as manager OF sports OF the
Pan-Arnerican Exposition He was seen at his
ONCE at No. IS Park Place yesterday afternoon BY
a Tribune reporter. and IN speaking about his
selection as manager OF sports at the Pan-Ameri-
can Exposition. 10 be held in Buffalo next summer.
said:
The programme OF sports for the Pan-American
Exposition has not yet been completed. There will
be all kinds OF sports for professionals and for
amateurs. l may be able to say something more
definite about the programme in q few days.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-07
NEw-oRLEANs ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

First (tfreeIuRrters mile seling0-kutaris.
30; sorre Rose. S6 Wedemann. 100 Ignis lO1 Digs.
01 Pauline J. 1O1; Jessie JaoOs 103: Borden 1O4; De-
ceptve. 1O6
Second racs e1vs furiongsl-sunro lo5 9uarteressk.
100 ST Blur. lOT Tour tO2. and Add lOI coupledls
Joe. 10: Duces Tecum. no
Third lone miles; selllngl-Bush
Hughes. OIL; Dick Furber e6 False Lad o. me Planet
1OO Dandy H 100: Jack Martin. 102. Hoods Brigade.
1o2 Jim Conway, 1o2 Major Mansir. 102: jos Shelby.
1O5: Sauber. lis.
Fourth race Csix furIonss; seilns)-Star Cotton se
Kingsley, 1O3 FleuFon. los. Tom Collins los; Ocie
Brooks. 100; Sir Christopher. 113.
Forge, 10l: Lovable 1O1 Crystalline 1O2 Brown Vale
1922 Old Fox 1O2; Chlers. l02 SamOvar, 100 Uncle b
108s Jim W. 1O9.
Sixth (dvs furlOugs; selng)-ThOught. 81 St
Sedna 1OO lO1; 101. Scorpostte. 1Ols
Goan IO2: Divonne 1O3. Adack. 1O5: Man. 1O5
". J. Deboe, 1O6: Hyio. los
New-York tribune., 1900-12-07

disqualified jockey. The consensus OF sporting
opinion in London this evening is that Sloan has
10 thank the clique Of undesirable persons whom
he allowed himself 70 be identified with in Eng
land.
Goldman. II viii be remembered, was the
French horse upon which Sloan an impor
tant race in France. and the animal was brought
70 England to run in the Cambridgeshire. Soan's
faith in COdonan's ability resulted IN the forma-
ton OF one Of TIE largest pools Of the season
Mr.. Gardiner only Of many large sup
Porters Of Sloan's mounts II is estimated that
something like 10000 went down when the
Irish horse Beryl cantered home.
The Sportsman will say tomorrow:
Lester Ref may be said in the fullest sense
OF the word, 10 have left the court without
stain on his character. There are few Of US who
will not be thoroughly delighted with this result.
for he has made himself immensely popular here
by his uniformly modest and unassuming con-
duct, and ne Will doubtless be a greater faVorlte
than ever next season.
While sorry 10 appear inclined 10
eXult over man who is down, We cannot help
saying that the curt intimatiOn 10 Sloan gives
almost much satisfaction as the triumphant
acquittal OF Reih Nobody denies that Sloan IS
a very fine hOrseman. but little else can be SAID
IN his favor. His manners are far from admi-
rable and he appears 10 regard himself as the
equal II not the superior. OF his employers he
ought never to have been allowed 10 ride mere
after his disgraceful conduct az Ascot in lSJ5
New-York tribune., 1900-12-07
Contract IA

c0NTRsCT LABORERS FROM PORTO RICO.
p. Faso. Tex Dec. 9 (speciaD.-One hundred
TOTO t@oars bound for Hawaii under contract
cain hey were taken from the island under false
-.il-ses They object 10 going 20 Hawaii, but on
-..'iiill-rg 10 escape were arrested
New-York tribune., 1900-12-07
CHESS.
RoETH1NG DEFEATS BAIRD IN MANHATTAN cLus
TOURNEY

The third game OF the championship tourney OF
the Manhattan Chess Club was begun between
Roethtng and Baird Wednesday evening and
concluded early IN the morning hours yesterday.
when ROething had after sixty-sevsn moves.
Baird lost pawn in the opening and was never
able TO make up the loss by advantage IN posi-
ton. White opened with the Ponziani, which
Baird defended with Pc The score OF
the game Is amended.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-07
PREsIpENT YOUNG To az UP oFFIcE.

Chicago. Dec. 6-The election OF a new president
10 succeed Nicholas E Young Is scheduled as one
OF the most important pieces OF business 20 come
before the annual meeting OF the National League
magnates IN New-YOrk The veteran executive
WILL a Is stated reliable authority. tender his
resignation. II Is a virtual request that causes
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and to 5. won: Martin. 102 DAsl. and
second: Scrivener. IO4 CBolznd l. third Tine
l:ls Andes. Diana Fonso. Belle OF Orleans. Hardly and
Mr.. Rose also
Sixth race Csfx and one-half furionss. ssnus)-Iim
Gore IT, 1O5 Qaanscul. TO and 20 won; Little Sal
lie 1854 (Bermanl. 70 and l. second Uterp. 100
Nav. 20 l. third Tims-1:SO LarequOiss. Avatar,
Monomstalst Charlie Daniels and George Lsoar also
New-York tribune., 1900-12-07
KENTUCKY FUTUR1TY RECORD BROKEN

Lexington. KY. Dec. S (SpeciaD. Secretary Hor-
Wilson OF the Kentucky Trotting Horse Breed
ers Association has received the names OF over
thousand colts and hIies nominated for the
Kentucky Futurity Of S2OOOa. This breaks all rec
Ords as the largest previous total 923. The
ond payment. when the produce OF the nominated
dam Is named. is due December ], and late mails
expected to swell the total TO LOO
New-York tribune., 1900-12-07
FREDERIC GEBHARD's STABLE BURNED

THoRorGHBREDs SAVED BY HARD WORK
LOSS 5000.
Mineola Long Island Dec. 6.-The racing stable
OF Frederick Gehhard. at Westbury destroyed
Dy nre last night II only ~ the hardest kind
Of work by the employees on the place that seven
thoroughbreds were saved
shortly before midnight one Of the men discovered
smoke coming through the roof OF the building. An
alarm was sent 10 the Wesrbury station and 70
Last winston, which was responded 10 quickly by
the fremen from both places. The adjoining build
lngs we're saved large quantity OF hay and grain
Va oesroyeq- The loss is estimated al s. go
Is unknown. "
New-York tribune., 1900-12-07

Prestdsnt Young 70 step cut one year before the
expiration o. the ten year agreement which binds
the magnates together. The movement against the
league executive started Il Is said In the West and
was forced % an issue By the Chicago. Cincinnati
and 81. Louis clubs
New-York tribune., 1900-12-07

New-Orleans. Dec 6.-The weather was fine to-
day. but the track heavy and lumpy. AMI
mostly. Moroni and Triaditza were the winning IA
vorites Summaries.
First selling six furlongs-Sara Camp Der
man. 30 and II won: Elsie Del gs DALE 20
and .. second. Juanett CAfcOuadel. 5 70 1.
third Time .22& Divonne Scorpoette Varro. Orris
Goan and Jan0wood also
Second tseIling; six furiongs)-Aninosity ii2
tNukersonl 20 I and 20 3. won: W. J. DebOe. I0d
tDalel, 10 and second Educate lOT tAfcJ0ynu.
10 l. third. Time-l2 2l GlenboW, Dolly signal.
Merrinan and Zaek Phelps glso ran
Third race zone and onesixeenth miles: selngcandls
- lttansou) 20 ana second Monk Wayman, 101
fWonderiy1 3 l. third Time 59A Bright Night.
Phdias Sister Fo0, Helen Village Pride also
Fourth fuFIongs. handicapi-Moroni iO6
Weber,. and 5. won, Glen Lake. I04 O)alel.
% / and 6 20 8. second General Mart Gary III IT.
Walsh, 10 third. Time S5 =. First Past. Aeusha
and Aaron also
Fifth Csx furon.sl-Triadltza. o. dansoml 70