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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-03
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Jan. 2.-The has been extremely
quiet this week caused by the holidays srngeucy
IN the money market. Values firm
confident OF higher prices Territory woos hold on the
secured basis of roc medium
ana e with choice lines Of staples 65c
are slow but firm at Soc for XX The
supply OF Australian wool meagre prices nominal
me following the quotations leading descriptions
Ohio and Pennsylvania feaces above 33634c. Y
and Xxx and above. $685. delaine. 3sG4Oc No comb
ls' Ssq39c; NO : do 81 c. Michigan, Wisconsin
y Michigan, 2I12Sc; Michigan combing, 35636c
NO do. 34dS5c; No os combing. 35da6c; No 2
do. 34G35c: Y Han and Vermont
26aZlc No l. New-York New-Hampshire and Vermont
S2Q33c deaine Michigan. 34d35c Unwashe ed medium
etc: Kentucky and Indiana 4 blood combng % Z 29c:
y bood 29q30e; Missouri, 4 blood PC; Is blood &c:
braid combing 2a24c Lake and Georgia 24a25c Terri
tory woos-Montana and Dakota fine
22d24c secured 62@65c; staple 6saTOc Utah wyoming
fine medium and fine. 1Sd21c secured. GOOSE staple
G3g6Sc; Idaho fine medium IsH21c;
e3c; medium, 20Q2Sc; secured. 5$a54c Australian
good. S6GS7c: average. SIC.
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AUTOMOBILE CLIPS MEETING.

NO WORD RECEIVED FROM PARIS REGARDING
AMERICAN ENTRIES
The Board OF Governors of the Automobile Club
Of America met in executive session last night at
the WaIdorf-Astoria. George F. Chamberlain, the
vice-presideut. presiding.
After the meeting Mr.. Chamberlain said the Board
had been disappointed by not hearing from Paris
whether the entries made by the club for the inter
national automobile TO be near Paris on
June u had been received.
We sent them on December %. the list closing
January L. said Mr.. Chamberlain. I'VE ex-
pected cable message announcing their arrival
Il has not 1t is barely possible that some
6elay has been caused and our entries will not be
receIEsd..
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CHESS.
TOURNAMENT COMMITTEES OF THE UNITED
STATES ASSOCIATIONS NAMEn

TOURNAMENT COMMITTEES OF THE UNITED
STATES ASSOCIATION NAMED.
Inc president of the United States Chess Associa-
uon D. Mona Lesser, of Boston has nominated the
1oloW1ng committees for managing the various con-
tests under the auspices of this association:
Interclub Team Matches-Captain Patrick O'Far-
rel rel. Mashington D. G; chairman; Hermann Helms
Martinez and d. Stuart Robinson
L., CorIPfeSSpondenee Tournament-Walter Penn Ship
ley. PhiIadelphia, chairman; ]. ]. Mayfeld Tusca-
loosa Ala j. f. Cook Boston with one member
rom eacf Of the following clubs: Denver. ST Paul
NestheId IN j.. Staten Island. Winooski (Vt). and
pau! Mf3rphy Chess Club, Iowa City. to be ap-
- American Chess Congress-Tne members of the
GIoVernng Board of the Chess Association of the
mt anternational Tourna ment. 19O1-Isaac l.. Rice.
NeW-4ork. chairman; Gustave Stueben DaVen-
port; James Mcconnell, New-Orleans; Josiah r
Marean. Brooklyn; Gustave c. Reichhelm Phiiadel-
phla; Frank p Walker, Washington, d. c.: Arthur
n S1den Boston, and Walter Penn Shipley Phil
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Jan. 2.-Closng- Wheat-Spot firm: No /
California. Sc 21sd@6s 3D.; No red Western winter
Iod; NO Northern spring is lid Corn-Spot firm;
American mixed. IS SID: futures January steady. IS
SD February quiet Sd: steady Is Cd Flour
St. Louis fancy winter firm Hops I1ondon-Pacifc
Coast firm. f3 0sqf4 los PeasCanadian. rs sd. Beef
steady; extra India SOS Cd; prime mess 76s Sd
Pork steady; prime mess Western. 57s 3D. Hams firm;
short ribs Ats Bacon firm: Cumberland cut. 2S 30
H. 32s; short rib, Is % NJ 33s long clear
light go 35 ID. 34s; long midd.es heavy 35 to
40 H. 3Ss 3D. short clear backs 10 IS clear
bellies IA to 16 ~ 3s shoulders-Square. II to IA
firm 34s. Lard firm; prime Western n tierces POS:
American refined. pals Butter-Fines United
States, 95s: good T5s Cheese firm; American white
SIS American finest colored SOS Taliow firm;
2es Australian. Ioddon. 26s Cottonseed o-HuIi
refined. JanuaryApri strong iSs Cd. Turpentne-
firm 3ss 90 Rosin-Common firm As 3d. Petroleum
Refined, 7tsd Lnseed oil, 23s.
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

YORK-Henrietta NJ Parker. Plaintiff. aganSt
Margaret Quin Defendant.
In pursuance Judgment Of Foreclosure and Sale.
entered in the above entitled action this
6th day December 1899 undersigned Referee
said judgment named will sell Public Auction. at
the Exchange Sales Rooms. now located at No III
Broadway. in the Borough Of Manhattan. City OF New
the Bird day Of January. 1900 az II O'Clock noon
F. Meyer. Auctfoneer the premises
directed by said judgment be Sold and therein de-
scribed follows
All certain piece parcel Of land. with the
building thereon erected situated the civ OF New
York bounded and described follows. BEGINNING at
point the Northeriy side Of Eighty third Street dis
ant One hundred and ninety eight feet and egt ncneS
Westwardy from the Northwesterly corner Of Elghty
third Street Columbus Ave. running thence west
wsFdy along the NoTIhsly side Of Eighty third Street
sixteen feet inches thence Norhwardy parallel
with Columbus Avenue and Of the through tbs
OF wall hundred and feet and two
inches to the Of the block between Eighty third
and Eighty fourth Sts, thence Eastwardly along saic
centre line sixteen feet inches thence south
wardly parallel with Columbus Avenue and part OF the
through the centre OF another wall One nun
dred and feet and the Norhery SIDE 81
Eighty third Street the place Of beginning.
Dated: New York. December 8. 1899
ALGERN0N s. NORTON. Referea. {
FRANCIS E PARKER. Attorney for Plaintiff.
IS William Street. New York City
Street number OF this property is III. ~
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QUEENS GAMBIT DECIINED
THE VIENNA TOURNAMENT.

Vienna, Jan 2-The pairing for the tenth round
of the Koisch chess masters tournament which
was played in this city to-day, follows:
Wolf VS.. Alapin, p 7k Kortc. Schlechter VS..
SchwarE PCpel VS. 1iarocZy Prock VS. Brody and
Marco VS.. Albin.
In the evening the following results record
ed:
Wolf lost to Alapin, Zinkl and Kortc divided
hoaors. Schlechter disposed of Schwarz, Popie
and Maroczy drew. Prock beaten by Rrody
and Marco worsted Albin.
Following are~the total number Of points
and lost by each Contestant up to date:
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SOUTHERN CoTTON MARKETS.

ST Louis Jan 2.-Cotton steady: middng 7-f6c: low
stock. 1903 $50.
middng 7]sc good ordinary receipts 62a bales
exports coastwise, 1914: stock. 135.
Memphis Jan. Cotton firm midd.ng 7-l6c; low
ntdd!nG T,sC; good ordinary. 65sc: pr
bhls, gross. $50; shipments 245; stock. Isl. ISIS
Baltimore Jan. 2-Coton nominal: miidinR 7&.c: low
middlns 5-16c good ordinary 11-16c receipts 2is
bales: stock, 90. 268.
New Orleans, Jan. Cotton firm: mIddling INC; low
mddng rae good ordinary receipts 3 $50 haies.
exports coastwise O5s; 5000: stock 4O2 sol
Galveston. Jan 2-'otten-Holiday 2 sos
bales; exports to France 345 Continent HAS;
Coas,wise 6; stock PAS 731
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LIVERPOOL corroN MARKET.

Liverpool Jan 2 D. m-Cottonmspot: fair, demand;
prices l-l6d higher American middtng fair. 10 16d
good middling, 4tsd middling. a16d; low nlddling
i332d good ordinary, 1924; ordinary. 132d The
sales Of the day 10000 bales which
speculation and Included 100 Re
bales including
lean Futures opened firm and closed barely steady
the advance: American middlng Q January 64d6
p Cad sellers January and February sellers:
February and March, 1664G4 17-64d sellers
April Il 64d value April and May. II 64d64 Sad
sellers; May and June 964d sellers: June July.
I64d sellers: July and August 5S4dd4
August and September, 1-64d sellers September
October. z 64dG3 nd November
3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-03
FOOTBALL.

Chicago, Jan. "A special to The Record" from
Phoenix, Ariz., says:
In the first football game ever PLAYED between
representatives of two Government Indian schools
the Carlisle eleven defeated the Phoenix Indian
School team here New Years Day by score of
e 10 6. making the fourth game of the season in
which Carlisle has had a touchdown scored against
u. Martin Wheelock. captain of Carlisle, was in
Jured but not seriously.
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pRoGR4uME OF SPORTS TO-DAY

n .
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Athletic Club
,cbsmnionship: Hanover Club tournament;
No,tsuk Club tournament; Lincoln Club
oPIo,0I.-I.incoln Club, pyramid and cowboy
pcSSKkTING-Van Cortlandt Park; Prospect
Park 49,,
,,oIi.an. Spartan and Monarch teams; Ar
1inqton Observation-Disclosures, Black Bass ard
Il NJ VI. teams; Harlem League-orlental'
1Irie-aehin and Corinthian teams: Colum
Ma Ieague-Premier. Empire City and Me-
nhisto teams: Royal Accommodations.
narbattan and Harlem teams; Life lnsur-
ar~e Ieague-Equitable. John Hancock, Mu-
maj and Fidelity and Casualty teams
srchdiocesan Union-Columbus, Holy Ro-
cary Harlem Catholic Club. Holy Cross,
c+oIrn,hus and St Monica teams; Brooklyn
Roval Arcanum League-Fern. Alert and
Pedford teams: Royal Arcanum SuD-Iour-
narnent-Fulton. Lefferts and Nassau teams:
Newspaper League-''Times' and "Journaf
teams.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES

Kassewi liz: Jacob 10 Jacob Klingensten. Nc s14
Potts IMMORTAL Presbyterian Church. Of Nor
saP d 9sS fsd the The Bowe aShss
Bank, washington-aVe. $ clos # $ OF
Tiiton, Eizabsth P and ANOTHER, indiyidually and
ST. n e corner West~st 3 Years .. A 100
episcopal Pa5o School Sd st Nos 20 and ~
schnugg Francis J. to Lillian B woodruff sth-
Geisen heimer Joseph. to Lille Lilienthal No 40
Pierce Daniel to 5udson Lawson shave n
Hy%an Gerson to Sender jarnGowsky I2th ST.
same franklin LORD and smother, trustees, ,ooo
ioethost 5 Iss4 IT Of ave- yeaT 1880
Brooklyn MadisOn-ave. corner ssth-st - -,
same same Madison aos Il n q
sa Sase to same ssn-st $ go ii IT Of Mad
HaTens James f. to Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company Madison-ave 9th st. years 1880
Same to same. Madison sos # of 9th ., 80
conaoF sisoTss k;a e1eca5rs etc. -,
sprague. Henry L, 70 Benjamin P Moore 5adst. -
NewYo 5GS Realty o. Company to Eiizsoeh clark
5s,h-st 300 It " Of shave year. 1900
i H0 g. T Whiaes Union irus' co 4O
BredeR Martin to EsPt lndu Seaa Savings
Ne SanH ANNIE r. to ' Franklin savings Bank No
Ne% S2 Me't A6 6fss to Peter Moer IT. ct al
Murray. Peter, Benjamin strasser No l59 West ~,
Dougherty Mary J. 20 Henry and Kate NJ G. Grow
ley. No $50 114th-st 1890,
Hansen. Henry c. Franklin Savings Bank, No -.
26S Alexander-ave, year 4oVV'
Ritterbusch Richard p Mayer 5 Auerbach. -
Bleecker- 5 W woostex-st, 4o00t
same. same property, l year. S4ZOt
hi IIIs-s sie'A Years I9 9l.'" 1880
Crounse David to Mary L Higgins. guardian etc. . -
Nos COS 10th ave. years. 4oOot
Dillingham;. George " Company, to Frank -.
Dillingham; franchise rights. secures notes 5000
freeGman ps eor s So Hsn Wears 1900
German Evangelical Lutheran Immanuels Congre-
CATION, Unaltered Augsburg Confession, OF YORK
VILE y. Y. to Emtgrant Industrial savings - -.
Bank Iexington-ave. cor Sstn-st, year. SoVt
pS West s7th-st Years Mse ~ uoo
Scott Henry 10 Anne and Henrietta n Halves. -
I22d-st n S $50 W OF Lenox-ave. years. 2ooOt
No GOT East l4lst-st. 5 years -.-.: lVVot
Hys oI is and 40 "F Rsges 900
Johnston Thomas +, Farmers Loan and Trust - -.
Company. No Is East 32d-st l year------- SSoV
Theresa, Robert Boyd executor. ETC.
No West 24th 81. ,.,...,.------- zOOot
Yung Charles. the Equitable Life Assurance
Society, Tth-st $. 14s.1 IL W OF Avenue H. - -.
other trustees No East lith-st years lSOot
HI MsIi End ave- 8 ye Anl.is Z l2OOC
Mcdonald, Clara j, Gertrude + shannon ttth-
St n = 255 II W Coumbus-ave. years.. 2oOO'
Hodgman Daisy p Hudson City Savings lnStt- -
tuition No 800 West T5th-st years. 2oOot
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CYCLING.
PRESIDENT KEENAN, WORKING FOR
NATIONAL HIGHWAYS - MINTYRE
CAPTURED THE MILEAGE CON-
TEST OF THE NETWORK
ATHLETIC CLUB.

ATHLETIC CLUB.
Colonel II J. Keenan,, jr., president of the League
OF American Wheelmen. will ask Congress for an
appropriation Of 100000 with which to establish
National highways. President Keenan, and the
other members of the present League OF American
Wheesmen administration have been discussing the
proposition for time The roads of this coun-
try VIGOROUSLY bad. and they believe that the
establishment of National highways would stimu-
eate the good roads movement throughout the coun-
try. While appropriation of 5000 600 would not
proSements II o voui9 furnish material FOR the be-
ginning of the work. and additional funds could be
dent Keenan, will be welcome news not only to
wheemen but to farmers; drivers of vehicles and
ed that National highway be established be
and Washington, via Philadelphia. and from New
to fhGag A6 moy IT e K 81
to political reasons. and they will miss the mark
as usual
The mileage enthusiasts, having finished up their
work for 1899. a number OF them have started in
again for records for the present The records
have been turned in to the proper officials and
as the claims have been examined. the win
ners OF the various medals and prizes offered by
the Century Road Club will be announced. While
the the custom Of connecting c for mileage records
two years ago, yet it Is astonishing how, many
ELIMINATES Little has been said during the year
e%e0 90 mebeTs Of R Rhs
Club. The two riders were Evan Mcintyre and j.
Is.
the club by riding 16432 miles during the year Post
was not beaten much, having ridden 1920 miles.
The members of the Madison wheelmen
joying the indoor season, but they will be found
/ on the road whenever the weather shall permit.
The house warming, reception and dance of the club
was held on Sunday night. the rooms being thronged
with the members and their friends. The guests
were entertained with reciations and instrumental
and vocal music, while dinner served to the
two hundred present later in the evening. A golden
key to the clubhouse presented President
Justus Frankel, a diamond ring was presented to
Miss r. j. Neagle, while Miss H. Guggenheim re-
ceived gold watch
The experience of little Jimmy Michael which
by the way Is not his real name ought to be a
lesson to other athletes. Michael was the wonder
of modern bicycle riders he neglected his health
and to-day he is forgotten The little fellow now
IN New-Orleans trying to learn how become a
Jockey, but his ability successfully ride a race
horse has not been demonstrated as yet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-03
1aSth Street

i35th Street.
The approximate q the lien charge To
satisfy described property to be Sold
Is S13 rs with interest thereon from eth day OF
December, 1899. together with and allowances
amounting to 1927 A. with interest from December D.
1889 together with the Of the sale The aD-
proxinnate Of other lens
which allowed the purchaser OF raS-
purchase paid by the Referee. is S69o51 ano
Interest
Dated York December II. 1889
EUGENE II. POMEROY. Referee
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135th street.
The approximate the lien caarse sat
sy which the above described he sold %
With interest hfth pecer-
Der, 1889. together amounting
- SS1SO2 VITA Decsmber 1ses togstner
with the expenses OF the sale The approximate amount
Of taxes assessments other liens. which are % %
allowed the purchaser OF the purchase money or
paid by the Referee. Is $3.50 81 and interest
Dated: New York. December II, 1890
EUGENE II. POAIEROY. Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-03
BROOKLYN ROYAL ARcANUM.

Atlantic Council won both its games last night
in the Brooklyn Royal Arcanum tournament on
Trainor's alleys. Following the scores:
FIRST GAME.
Atlantic Council-Iosee. 10; Pierce $780, Barber 1ol;
Hickok 143: Forrest 144; total, III.
Washington Irving Council-Thiernger. 154; Noli l52;
Cordeau 49, Campbell 1872; Glendenning 122 total go
SECOND GAME.
Washington Irving Council Thiernger 1855; Waterbury
14I Cordeau 1884, Campbell 1885, Gendenning. 1871; total
$50
Fort Greene Council-Ruff. 1861 Snow, 200; Wallace.
15s Diehl, 154; OTIS 1853: total. s45
THIRD GAME.
Atlantic Counci-Losee, 156; Pierce 129 Barber no;
Hckok 15S: Forrest 1855; total, IT'S
Fort Greene Counci-Ruff. 159: Snow, l5I; wallace,
143; Deh 10; Otis, l43; total. 772
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foreclosure Sales
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW


YoRK.-Richard H. Hunt. Henry Msrquand and
Samuel II Hoppin. Trustees for Catharine Rowland
Hunt Plaintiffs against William J. Dsslin and others.
Observation-Disclosures No 4.
In pursuance Ok Judgment OF Foreclosure and Sale.
ing date fifth day OF December 1879. l. the under
signed. the Referee in said judgment named. viii sell
at Public Auction at the Exchange sales Rooms 10
Gated az No III Broadway the Borough q Manhattan.
City OF New York. the third day OF 1900.
at Il o'clock that day. Peter 2 Meyer. Auc
ttoHee-. the premises directed by said judgment b
sold. and therein described az follows,
ALL that lot piece parcel OF land with the buildings
erected thereon situated City OF New York and
bounded end described follows: BEGINNING at
pSini N te4 northerly line q One hundred and thirty
hfta street distant hundred and tentve3ght feet
four inches westwardy from the corner formed by the
intersection OF said northerly line Of One hundred and
thirty Street with the westerly line ~ the Fifth
Avenue running tnsnce northwardy parallel with Fifth
Avenue and for a portion %
wall niretynne feet eleven inches the
the block thence weStwardv parallel with One hundred
and thrty-hfth Street seventeen eight inches:
thence southeTly parallel with Fifth and for
portion Of the distance through party wall nney-nins
feet eleven inches - the u1riery
and thirty nth Street thence eastery along northery
line Of One hundred and thirty fifth seventeen fr
and eight inches &c the point place Of 5eginning Be
ing known as Number (l West One hundred and
thir;yhfth Street. which said premises
New York
Dated: New York December IL 1890
EUGENE 81. PONERoN. Referee.
HOPPIN & BERARD. Attorneys for Plantifs
No. Nassau Street. Borough OF Manhattan New York
City.
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The eleventh and final round will be played to-
morrow in the following order
Maroczy agt PTcck. SchwarZ agt. Popiel, kortc
agt Schlechter Aapin agt. Zlnk Albin agt. Wolf,
Brody agt Marco.
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s. ST.

The approximate charge satisty5
which the above described property is . be sold -
2OS1 SSlOO with interest thereon the OF
December. 1894 together with costs and allowances
amounting SieS OS 100 from 9Th OF
December. 1899 together with expenses
The approximate taxes assessments or other
liens which be allowed purchaser OF
purchase money. paid by the Referee. S45O 80 and
interest
Dated: New York. December $. 1899.
ALGERNON S NORTON. Referees.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.

6sth-st n 8 100 II OF Central Park West for
two and FIVE story brick riding academy club
and stable. 2OOx201xe5. 10, Durlsnd Riding Aead-
envy Company, owneS; Henry kiburn, No 100
SHAVE. architect ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-03
AUTOMOBILE PERMIT FOR 4 WOMAN

The first automobile permit of the year to oper-
ate In Central Park and the first permit granted
to a woman was yesterday morning given to Miss
Florence f. Woods. of No. 49, West Eightieth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-03

The Hanover Fire Insurance Comranys team
won double victory last night in the Fire In
s,lrance League tournament at Reeds alleys, beat
ING the clerks from both the Lancashire and Union
noInnanies The odd game fell to the Lancashire
team The summary follows:
FIRST GAME.
uanover-Cogan 40: Meyn, 1885, Thomas, las; Van
Ness III. Jarvis, 109; total. 663.
Observation-Disclosures 49, Marks III; Lord, 144; Wan
nemacher l57: Munroe, 1C5; total. $50
SECOND GAME.
uanover-ogan 1903; Meyn 1876 Thomas. 100: Van
Ness 1872: Jarvis, 1859; total. GAS
1,non-Tauchert. 127; Wiekham. 112; Wood. 1913: Van
Ness 1876; Helms, 103: total. COL
THIRD GAME.
Observation-Disclosures. 1876 Marks 1852: Lord 40; wan
nemacher 1s6: Munroe, 1877: total 'oo
I-non-Tauchert, 1863: Wckham, l2S: Wood. l5i; van
Ness 142: Helms. IFS total. AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-03
WANT CONGRESS TO BUILD GOOD ROADS

Pittsburg, Jan. 2.-The most important step which
the League Of American Wheelrnen has vet made
in its work for good roads is about to be taken.
President keenan,. Of the League of American
Wheelmen, has arranged for the early presentation
in Congress Of bill appropriating s. 10000 for the
construction CT improved highways throughout the
United States Representative Graham the
HAIlio congress District, will father the measure
70 which every League of American Wheelmen
,9 and official throughout the United States
VIII ne asked to give his energetic support. Pres-
dent keenan, feels assured of the hearty co-opera-
tion OF the farmers all the country in securing
me me passage OF measure so manifestly in their
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-03
SOME EXAMPLES OF PLAY.

In the match of seven games between Marshall
and Johnston, now in progress in Chicago the
former has won four games the latter two, while
one was drawn. Appended is the score of the
NTH game, which came TO hand yesterday:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-03
HOCKEY.

ST NICHOLAS SEVEN DEFEATS BROOKLYN
CLUB TEAM.
The 81 Nicholas Skating Club hockey seven de-
,eated the BROOKLYN Skating Club seven last
ine at ST Nicholas Rink by a score of goals TO o.
The goals were scored by calisnder and Barron
he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-03
NAVAL STORES.

Spirits turpentiEe at the South
Rosin firm. but unchanged and Quota
follow:
TAR-Regulars So %: oil bbls 81 so.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-521 G53c.
ROSIN-Common to good strained. 81 45; E. 81 60: F,
81 65; g. 81 70; H 81 70 81 49, K, 81 95; NJ. So so;
81 90; W G, So so; W W. 81 10.
STOCK ON HAND.
Hosln -.z5t bois
Tar 100 bbls
Charleston Jan. 2.-Turpentine market firm 4IIsc.
Rosin firm. unchanged
savannah Jan q Spirits turpentine firm. SOC: re
ceipts 377 bbls: 7S4; exports, 175 Rosin hrm
unchanged receipts 797 bbs; sales 9Ss exports 1s1
5Oc receipts 20 Rosn firm 81 1881 20; receipts
bbls Crude turpentne hrn, 81 60 and 81 90. Tar
steady 81 20 receipts, A bbls.
London. Jan. .-Turpentine-Sprits. ass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-03
BOXING NOTES.

Spike Sullivan. the lightweight, will meet
George McFadden in twenty-five round contest
al the Broadway Athletic Club Friday night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-03
FIFTH GAME-QUEEN's GAMBIr DECLINED.

Appended is the score of a rather brilliant game
contested by Pllsbury on the occasion of blind
fold performance at Lexington. Ky, when the
American champion playing eleven other
games blindfoded at the time:
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Hllscelle

DEARL NECKLACES. Brooches Hatpins. Rings ard
IL all the Partisan Novelties In the cesz
limitations Pearls and Diamonds. prices exosedinslT
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The fight between Terry McGovern and George
Dixon for the featherweight championship, which
title the latter has held for many years. is
scheduled TO take place at the Broadway Athletic
Club Tuesday night IT is the topic among
those interested in the boxing fraternity. The
hard at work training for the fight and
both reported to be in good condition. Nc
Govern is the fayOrte in the betting.