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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-24
AMATEURS PLAY AT PALM BEACH.

Palm Beach. Fla, Feb % (speciaD,-D. A. Loring,
jr, of Engewood. ~ j., and A 8. Carpenter, Of the
Philadelphia Country Club. tied in the thirty-six
hole golf handicap here to-day In the contest for
the cup offered by Secretary c. B. Cory of the
East Coast Golf Club. The large handicaps al
lowed some of the players prevented the scratch
men from appearing In the finals. Many OF the
players dropped out ip the afternoon to see the
professional four ball match.
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SCHOLASTIC RELAY PACE

18th Regiment on March 10 promises TO be interest
ing The time for closing of entries is two weeks
on Columbia Grammar School has sent In the
names of the men who will run It's team as
tGollows: Dasheimer. Shannon. Hersehe and
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CoLUMBIA GRAMMAR SCHOOL WINS.

The hockey team of the Boys High School of
New-York defeated yesterday morning at the
St. Nicholas Rink by the seven of Columbia Gram
mar School The 80.
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INSANE PRISONER TAKEN TO MATTEAWAS.

Michael Farrell convict In Sing Sing Prison.
who was serving -egm OF ten years for shooting
New-York policeman, was yesterday declared in
sane by commission FARRELL taken the
asylum an Matteawan
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COLUMBIA GTMNASTIo TEAM AT NEWARK

The Columbia University gymnastic team gave
an exhibition at the Newark Academy last evening
Inc members OF the team have been working hard
ducsd- 'N'S'S- "~'s AA"s-
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PLAGUE CASES AT ALDEN.

Alden. Feb. B.-Sx Of the plague and one
death have occurred here. Drastic measures have
been taken 10 prevent a spread of the disease. The
infected areas have been isolated.
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THE CARRUTHERs TOURNAMENT

In the Carruthers National tournament at the
elephant Club alleys. Brooklyn last evening the
Pin knight team defeated the Bushwick Wheel
men and the Pontiac Bowling Club. The scores:
FIRST GAME.
Pin Knght-Fries 1ss: Miller 1862; Tuttle 100: Goode
$50; Welsh. 1874; total $50.
Bushwick-Mahlan, $50; Bucken. 1885, Schneider 151;
Delaney. 1876; Lsndman. 1856; total. 779.
SECOND GAME.
Bushwck-Mahlan. 1884, Bucken las: ssrhreIber 100:
Delaney ITO; Landman. l57; total 7ss
Pontiac Washburn. 1o7; Norris 1854: Goss 123; g.
Washburn 40; Gardiner, 1871; total. sol
THIRD GAME
Pin knight-Fries 143 Miller 1853; Tuttle i85; Goode
l16; Welsh. ia: total. 81.
Pontiac. Washburn, 1853: Norris l1e; Goss i75; s.
Washburn 12o; Gardiner, 1874: total. 738.
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PRINCETON CHALLENGES COLUMBIA

The University Chess Club has challenged the
Columbia Chess Club for a team match IN New
York on March TO- Each team Will be composed OF
ten men. arranged in order OF playing ability.
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EASTERN BOWLERs WON

St. Louis. Feb 23.-The All Star bowling team
has just defeated the Diel Stars. of ST. Louis in
six Straight games Scores:
An Stars NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 300 s4J e46 S7l sos s2l
Diels .s04 1914 ia T72 70i nj
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CYCLING.
TRANSPORTATION OF WHEELS
IN ENGLAND

Those who ventured out on their wheels yester-
day were asreeably surprised to find the roads in
fairly good condition The warmer weather re-
Gently and tho bright sun have played havoc with
the remnants of the recent snowstorm Fifth and
Eighth ayes, the Boulevard and Riverside Drive
were In good shape yesterday for wheeling and
quite a number OF enthusiasts were out. II the
average rider had known the real conditions there
would have been larger turnout. The roads are
frost in the ground In Brooklyn most of the
asphalted streets In good condition. and thS
Cycle Path was rather heavy In places but the re,
turn path for most Of the way from Coney Island
good. and In many places really In excellent
condition.
More less interest is felt in the indoor meet
to be held at the 18th Regiment ATnOry tonight.
The for professionals have been declared on,
few OF the pros to risk their necks an
armory floor. With the amateurs II Is different.
Among some Of the riders who will take part are
and Moore. There will be pursuit race between
teams from the 6th 18th. I'D and Esd regiments
The announcement Is made that Charles Murphy
will try to lower the indoor record for a mile.
An Englishman travelling in this country has this
to say regarding the transportation OF wheels In
England THE railway authorities evidently con-
slider that until they shall have discovered an ideal
method OF slowing cycles for carriage they should
not be compelled TO provide any advance on the
primitive lines which British railways alone In
Europe still adhere The rank injustice OF this
special facilities after charging highly special rates
the risk OF damage the cycle by being crushed by
hold that by simply printing a repudiatio of liza bill
ity the back Of the ticket receipt issued for
ment OF transit charges they cannot De held re
sponsible for any damage whatever which may
accrue
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Brown.

Columbia, 4; Brown, l. Goals scored-Hendersou
8; Cook Cogshall. Reeree-Miller Nicholas Skatin
Club Goal umpires-Pddlefort and Pope. Tme-Twent
minute halves.
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BASKETBALL.

BROOKLYN BOYS BEATEN.
Bloomfield. N. J.. Feb. % (SpeciaD.-The Mont
clair High School boys basketball team defeated
the boys of the BROOKLYN Manual Training School
team this afternoon, So.
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GOLF.
VARDON AND SMITH WIN FROM LOW
AND FINDLAY.

Palm Beach. Fla. Feb. % (SpeciaD.-Vardon and
"Wi' Smith this afternoon defeated George Low
and Alexander Findlay in a four ball match by
up and to play. The contest was halved at the
eighteenth hole and 1t was decided to play nine
holes to decide II. A large crowd followed
the quartet OF professionals. All in great
form Low, though erratic at times and getting
bad lies. made pretty recoveries. Vardon's medal
score, T3 broke the previous record by two strokes
At time either side more than one hole up
the other. The best ball score follows:
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LEAGUE TO PROMOTE SPORTS IN SCHOOLS.

The Queens Borough Interscholastic League was
organized at meeting In the Flushing High
School, Flushing, Long Island yesterday. The
league has been formed to promote all kinds of
sports among the high schools OF the borough
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-24

Washington Feb. 23.-Representative Richardson,
OF Tennessee introduced a joint resolution to-day
against the Steel Trust trusts in barbed WIRE
wire nails etc. in form similar those introduced
by him against the Sugar and Paper trusts
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WINNER OF THE WATERLOO CLIP
Liverpool, Feb. 23-The coursing contest for Tho
Waterloo Cup OF 1900 won by G. F. Fawcett.s
bitch Fearless Footsteps.
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CoLUMBIA THREE Mes ro1rRNAMENr

Standard won two games in the Columbia three
men tourney last night. Gramercy won the odd
game Standard made high team score and
a new high score for the tournament also Columbia
lost the second game by ten pins and scored
within two pins of the high score Below are the
FIRST GAME
standsrd-K oehler. 16s wyman. ISIS: Diederch 2Os:
Gramercy-F. wannamaker. ia: H. wannamaker. $50;
Roster 1871; total, sos. 'O'
SECOND GAME
GrameTcy-F. Wannamaker. 131; II. Wannamaker. 1e1 ::
Columbia Davs 1872; N. silberstein 12s: A. SLIDER
stein. 1876: total 40.
THIRD GAME
total. $50 ' A'''
stein. 435. N' - SA''''
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FIRST GAME.
Golden Rod-Meyer, 200 Eckstein. 100: Hubert. 1872;
Sherwood. 146: Eek. i6S; total S54 -
New York A, Carter. los: Bell, Las; Brown 141;
Toussaint 100: Armstrong. i63: total. 773
SECOND GAME.
Washington-Zenn. 1888: Boehm l29i Schin. iG8; A.
Shiman i24: D. Shiman 2l7: total. SPA
NewYork A. Garter, 100: Bell. 1853: Brown. 1872;
Toussaint 146: Armstrong 1867; total. 754.
THIRD GAME.
Golden Rod-Meyer. 1913; Ecksten. 14s; Yost. 1is:
Sherwood. 1872: Dck. 1876: total. s17.
Washington LAP; Boehm, 14b Schin, 1885, A.
Shiman 100: u. Shiman. Is9: total. 7SI.
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BOWLING.
NETWORK BowLERs HAVE LIGHT
NIGHT.

There were few tournament games bowled In New
York last night. and those which were rolled de-
veloped nothing out OF the ordinary. Golden Rod
and Washington we're the winners In the National
League tourney at Starts Alleys. New-York Ath-
letc Club lost both its games The National Ieag
scores follow:
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mr.. RICHARDSON'S TRUST HUNT.

a BRoADsIDE FIRED AT STEEL AND WIRE COM
BINATIONs.
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BROOKLYN ROYAL ARCANUM.

The Gilbert Council defeated both the IoIanthe
and De Witt Clinton councils last evening In the
Brooklyn Royal Arcanum tournament NJ Trainor.s
alleys. The scores:
FIRST GAME
Gilbert CouncilAnderson ZOO Fuller Pa Hager 14a;
Bterds. 1922; Van Tassel. 1873: total sir
De witt Clinton Counci-Quinn III; Smith 100; Page
l6S' McEiroy, 1854; Butler, 1877 total 500.
SECOND GAME.
De Witt Clinton Council-Quinn I45. Smith f4O Page
ls1; mcElroy. l72: Butter 1877: total, ISL
Ioanthe Council-Rodgers 90 Clayton I25; Spencer
III; Kay lT6: tupton, l4I: total 7I2.
THIRD GAME
Gilbert CounciI-SmIth ia; Fuller POP Anderson 1877
Bierds. TAT; Van Tassell no. total s5e " '
IOanthe Councl-Rodgers. 1Os CLAYTON 1853 sranc.-
100; Kay 1870: Lupton 163: total COS " N'"N''
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posner's
Sd,tuarse uno ipeiBc SeiSe.

1900 Oarps GlsiosreSs1os; fir oieie gelsgsrbsi.
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gari. - 2O=,DQias GorOto 5aii.tas; 2Os,5lig,
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p,n n,utitsn strasens uns absTbg5arbsn; bis au
$l25 ip.rtb 75c.
Gartis - 2O.ioIiss Nib=saffstas 2O:i0uios
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39c
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d5,Ts uno gs,uu De soie; Dertb $l.25. 60c.
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gosner's
SnuShaItS=Sinnen.

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epsten ginnsrsyabrifanten eiuen Gontraft fir ssi
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vWarplanS Snititut."
UtaIs unh SsiebensS bule.


9unf= Scportsment (5aa=Rlafien) erDffn.t am l.
Ctobcr. 3ei6nen in allen @ranbtu mad 0orla,
gen uno nod osm 2ebeH, Gntniirfe. WalsH in Dai,
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6amfaos= =4lafen in otnitlbtn llnterribts3 3reiae
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S~%~f~sVNDSS Der Uuff.

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Fr. S11, Gaio,rtaStraBe. Ealtinc,s. Ws.
Grofnune am Is. September.
Sbuler perben rOb ben bardbrtsttH suses
pa d en- W 4 b BET bon otn 0Etaness,ans
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Die Gafultdt brftbt poGFdnoie aus b.rpsrra,sn'
Den .uropaihen Runhlrn. Girfulars nsr
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9nbianer<llnruben in Icras.

Sort Wortb, seras, 81. Dit.
= U5dg ilt isbr beunrub;gt ubsr bas
psroadtis 9erbaltsn 'oes 9duptlinss
ehitto soio uro zines 5h'ils Der
Greet sSstfoiar:r unb fat psshafb Bsz
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ers'tzSne.an;rsNatitQ 5uIp.o:r. ao. 10
esitsn bubea, uno tAaa bslur3t'!
S'dnpieriatsitsn.
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SO. Sabrgang.

e.Chiu.N abn=Guletift.
Sl.5O BON Baltimore nab NbiIaeelpbId nho
snriid am Sonntaa ssn %. Cttober Str
SpeSialsua perllst ben Gariocn=gabnbof nm
80 ltbr 0ormittoos ben Npunt 8oaalsSabu=
hof nm llbr 35 Mu @ormitta9s: sBfe
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Saolsr's, Brpant & Stratten
6 o II { a {.

Gplfege.
Ueoranb.t 1864. Sneorporirt 1898.
Das Sc. SchuIiabr besinnt am 2. Sept 1900.
2asflaffen bas game Sabr.
LIBERALIZATION pom I. Ottpber bis 4. HpriL
en- g.treff Der UOr,ielib.eit 9eitnng, eetr'
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aelpscne: Gbeiapsofe Vr 2236; Tlarslanb 3r. 665.
eero.t peQ,n Ratalpe mad Tr. bis l9, Tcroa
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Die uenr @aibiuatun llniperiitat.
Cine Stiitung, auF tpstde Ct. 2ouis
Ho.s |ein tann. - Qloolpb gu,9
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2jefte pobnte bier felt i Sabren.
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AIS ib elm 3inalino nod an 5abrsn,
Nobm ids nit alien SiHeeH Isibt;
A .utsn S6mer; bab i6 nia9rsn,
lum, DAP Die GiHijigsr errei5t:
Elm StedDen 9rcnntn i'm 8eiaBe -
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Id fano, gum Slid, Die saEI gemdBs,
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q.gen I6Gmprrbp Joalz2t.osn: ANAKEsIS mel3ts
in alien asotbs.sn lu babsn ift. (Ro, ga, Jr&2so)
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6ia's 3aar' unb Bart Jarbemit:
tel, i9mar3 uu0 braun, so Gsnts.
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Sic lans unb sr begiug Selbffnuro.

G9icogo. 81. Otiober. - Sn
bemIelbsn 3immer mo mn pen;ge
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ndtts uro babel fureg, erbdn9te F1 s.
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@attsn hGngen iab. Sfsjffer pac
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-12-17
General News Items.

Chas. a. Towne, the original vice -presi-
Dental nominee of the populists, has been
appointed senator by the governor of Min
nesota to fill the vacancy caused by the
death of the late Senator Davis.
In the early part of the session of the
senate Tuesday a lively colloquy was pre-
cipitated over the reference to committee
of the Grout oleomargarine bill, just pass
ed by the house of representatives. Final
ly it went to the committee on agriculture.
This was victory for the friends of the
bill.
With imposing ceremonies the national
capital Wednesday celebrated the centenni-
al anniversary of the founding of the seat of
the federal government in Washington.
The exercises com bined a brilliant military
parade, review by the president from the
east front of the capitol and orations in the
hall of the house of representatives, where
a brilliant audience assembled. By act of
Congress the day was made national boil
iday in the District of Columbia.
The democrats have again carried Boston,
eIecting the Hon. James A. Gallivan, the
machine candidate for street commissioner,
by plurality of 762 over John p. Dore,
who though democrat had the repub blican
nomination and also the Endorsement of
large number of independent democratic
citizens, who refused to accept the candi-
date dictated for the party nomination by
the so-calIed board of strategy. The latter,
however, as the result shows, demonstrated
its bility to carry out its programme Of
turning Mr.. Dore out of office, after IS
years service, in order to put into the po-
sition more useful mem Der of the youn-
ger element of the democracy. The board
of aldermen next year will stand seven
democrats. six republicans, the republicans
making gain of one alderman.
Five little cocllIe-shells of the navy are
to travel more than $4,000 miles to the
Philippines. The flagship of the mosqui-
to feet viii be the gunboat Annapolis and
her consents viii be the gunboat Vicks-
bury, the converted yacht Frolic and
the tug boats Wompatuck and Piscataqua.
They are to be sent in response to the re-
quest of Rear Admiral ReIney for small
vessels to do patrol duty in the Philippines.
Commander Carl Rohrer wiz be the senior
officer. The cruise will be one of the most
interesting in the history of the navy
The Annapolis and Vicksburg are of 1000
tons displacement. They use sail as well
as steam. The Piscataqua is an ocean
going tug of 535 tons. She carries bat
terry of six rapid fire guns. The Wompa-
tuck is also an ocean going tug of 462 tons.
She carries five guns. The Frolic is 4O2
tons, formerly the pleasure yacht Moman-
che, owned by NJ. H. Hanna, Senator Han
mas brother. She is fitted with battery
OF five rapid firing guns.