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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-16

$1,000. VALUABLE RESIDENCE PROP.
erty on ith East between Brigham and ist
south. About dXl0 rods. W. ID, pyper, ogden.
Utah.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
RUN TO WHITE PLAINS.
THIRTEEN MACHINES SPEED FROM THE
WALDORF WITH wESTCHESTER
AUTOMOBILE CLUB

Owners Of automobiles are enjoying the open
weather The absence of cold weather has been
appreciated by the admirers CT horseless vehicles
the majority OF the machines owned IN this dis
trict are better fitted for mnd weather than for
mobile Club OF America were seen the asphAlted
streets yesterday. while over IN Brooklyn the mem
bers OF the two clubs in that borough patronized
Ocean Parkway. the Boulevard and the Merrtek
Road
The Westehester County Automobile Club had a
run to White Plains yesterday The party as
senbled at the WaIdorf-Astoria at 70 a n Shortly
afterward the start made from Astor Court
Those in the party included Howard Wilets, Paul
G. Thebaud Nathaniel G. ReynaL Jules Reynal.
Charles Elliott Warren. Frederick W Geissen-
hainer. General George Moore Smith Oliver Harri-
man. Alexander Smith COchrane. J. Dunbar
Wright, Albert c. B0stwick. Bradford B. McGregor,
George Won Leith. Mr.. Greis. Mr.. Whitehouse, MI
Macy and Mr. Chubb
There were thirteen machines in the run The
driven by Mr.. Wright was the first TO reach
Gedney Farm. Albert c. BOstwick was second.
F. W Geissenhainer fifth All made the run, not
an accident happening 70 mar the pleasure of tne
trip The roads were found 70 be n eNceileh :
condition, except a strip between Eordaam ana
Mount Vernon. W K Vanderbilt IN his racing
machlnS, was expected 20 be present. but ne m
The route extended from AstOr Court up FIFTH
ave. 10 One-hundred-a -frh-st 20 E4lglfl-
10 MacOmbs Dam Bridge, 20 Webster-aVe-,
tC White Plains. BY way OF White Platns-ave- 20
The return trip was made over the Boston POST
Road.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02

Poole without any right or permission from niH-
Mr. Poole pleaded not guilty TO stealing the morse,
The charge against him was then Witndra"n anu
the name OF John Doe inserted IN the com
ulaiut as il had come out in the examination tnAt
a colored man had taken the horse from the staoie
ana turned It over 70 Poole The examination was
set for Tuesday at p m. and the horse was re-
turned to the care Of Mr.. Kaler-
Mr. KaIer said that he had given Poole $50 TO go
10 Tennessee and buy two horses. Poole oousne
two for $50 each. and Flora McIvor was SS, one %
them Poole maintains that the horse was Dousa-ss
with his own money and that kaler only acle1
as hts agent for the purpose OF racing thS noi71-
He saws he has papers 20 substantiate MS cam e.,.
Flora McIvOr Is we'll known the Grana III
She has won 81 400 IN prizes, besides ne 55
Drivers Association at the Empire tracA- 80 49,
always driven by Kaler, who was entereu @s A
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
HUNTERS AND HOUNDS RACE.
ANIsEsEED BAG AND REYNARD. FOUR
RAIL FENCES ANyD CHOPPERS FUR
NIsH SPORT NEAR CONCORD.

Interest in the chase OF the aniseseed bag has
spread rapidly on Staten Island since the revival
OF the Richmond County Hunt two weeks ago. and
at the meet yesterday afternoon there were several
OF the old followers Of the sport in the field and a
number OF fine new mounts. The meet was at the
kennels al the Dongan Hills Farm, but the throw
OF was on the Wandel Farm, near concord Wnere
nearly twoscore traps filed with wei known per-
sons assembled 10 witness the start Many Followed
the hunters and enjoyed views OF the chase
There was a drag hunt OF about seven miles,
with two checks, the trail leading over the scott,
Cameron, Tyson and Vanderbilt farms 70 New
Dorp. and the chase marked py the large
number Of four rail fences encountered ana tne
fast pace set By the hounds. Nearly al OF the
held rode straight, but tbs pace told on some OF
the mounts. and there were three CHOPPERS, Dsnlet
S. Hage came 10 grief stin fence on the Scote
Farm. while Elk. Norton and z A De 1AIna vent
down at the double jump in crossing NeW-Dorp
Lane Fortunately, neither riders nor hoFses were
seriously injured and the fallen hunters re1olneo
the chase
At the second check i've fox was released. and
was given start OF fifteen minutes The hounds
quickly caught the trail. and with a warm scent
set a hot pace. The fox made circle OF about
two miles. and, keeping IN the level country. was
quickly overtaksn and killed There was a pretty
among the hunters at the finish. and six nm
tshed IN bunch. Among those in the held were
Charles F. Hart. master OF hounds: Frederick L
Rodewald DR.. Frederick E Clark. Otto Ahlmann-
Daniel 5. Hage Henry 7. Boody. ". H Busk A
Preston Jones' p. c. Zuhlke Frederick Parks, Ex-
Norton Z. A De Lima. Charles Hart, r., and Dr.
James Mckee
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
HOcKET sE4sON BEGINS.

lust before the Christmas holidays begin ad-
rnirers OF winter sport viii have opportunity 10
witness the first hockey game OF the season be-
tween the sevens Of the New-YOrk Athletic Club
and the Hockey Club OF New-Yo-k in the St
N-fcboIas Rink on the evening OF December 20 II
viii he the opening struggle for the championship
of the United States and after rest N Christmas
week games viii follow in rapid succession in the
Kinks OF Manhattan. Brooklyn and Philadelphia
until March s. wen the last contest ot the season
,,-5u take place The Quaker City Hockey Club
,,-u NAV half a dozen games in New-York. and the
rest IN its native city. All the New-Eork teams.
fo~ me first time. viii play championship games
outside the local rinks The six clubs which con-
stiruts the league are the Crescent Athletic, New
WORK Athletic. Hockey Club Of New-Hork. Brook
Ivn skating. Quaker city Hockey and St Nicholas
rarf
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
LIGHT ON THE RAINBOW CASE.
BALLAST. ACCORDING TO sPE-
CIAL RULES

The following letter has been sent BY the Race
Committee OF the Newport Yacht Racing Associa-
tion 20 Cornelius Vanderbilt, the owner OF the 20
footer Rainbow in regard 70 hts refusal accept
any prizes won BY his yacht last summer. The de-
cision embodied IT this letter Is different from all
previous ones. n that il quotes from and makes
public for the first time those parts OF the special
rules adopted by the class" which have a bearing
the case
II is now learned that there is written Or prirtei
matter on the subject which Mr.. Vanderbilt, re-
ferred his letter saying that according 20 hts
memory the agreement gave him the rfghr 20 add
ballast. This is right which the special rules -
as row quoted, do give 70 him Under this ne was
al liberty. by special agreement, add ballast 20
bring the vaterline % his boat 70 the length
that CT any other yacht OF the feet which -E0ulI
be found 20 exceed seventy feet IN this dimension
In the portion quoted there is nothing said about
giving notice to others Of such adding OF ballast
about any rsmeasurensnt being necessary before
the yacht 50 altered should race again
L IS considered q possibility that other com
rirtees. or some OF them. might have refused 70
disqualify the Rainbow II they had known that
the owners were racing the undertaking. OF
the agreement, Is Indicated IN the quotation from
the special rules"
The Newport COMMITTEES disquaIthes the
Rainbow. but does not mention II its letter the
grounds which such disqualification is made.
It's letter is follows:
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Dear Sir: We have received your communication
al Newport during the last sumner. Those races
advertised were sailed under the special rules
adopted by the class" The rules relating 70
ballast
Should II be found that any yacht exceeds 70
feet any all OF the other yachts NAV. az the
option OF their respective owners. add movable
ballast for the purpose OF making 10 them equal
in length 70 the longest yacht Ballast. however,
shall not be added for any other purpose.
Nothing in this or the preceding clauses shall
be construed as prohibition against the addition
OF article or equipment other than ballast and
copper Nothing, however. shall be slowed in
holds of yacht between kelson and floor frames
except sails. and additional ton OF lead. which
has been provided BY builder, must be carried dur
ing season OF 1900
Under the rules, therefore. the committee regret
that il choice other than 70 disoualify
the Rainbow IN the series OF races sailed az New
port. Respectfully yours,
RALPH y. ELLIS
WOODBURY. KANE
A CASS CANFIELD.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
ROYALTY BEHIND Upton.
PRINCE OF WALES REPORTED AS HAVING
TRIAL HORSE BUILT FOR SHAM
ROCK u-HE MAY ACCOMPANT
CHALLENGER
RALPH y. ELLIS.
WOODBURY. KANE.
A CASS CANFIELD.
CHALLENGER

Yesterdays news from Glasgow suggested that
the preparations for Sir Thomas LiptOn's success
in his challenge for the Americas Cup are more
extensive than any one on this eide OF the water
had reason 10 believe. The report that the second
Yacht being built on the Clyde is sor the Prince
OF Wales has caused New-York yachtsmen 70 think
that Sir Thomas has more than one string 10 his
bow.
For some time the newspaper men both sides
Of the water have been mystihed by the fact that
Watson the Acknowledged designer OF Shamrock
II has a Yacht in preparation in two Clyde yards,
and that the same arrangements for entire secrecy
are being made in both cases Is now said 70 be
kr0wu as a certainty that the metal yacht 70 be
built in the yards OF Denny Brothers at Dunbar
ton is for the Prince OF Wales and that she will
be q the exact size necessary for a challenger for
the Cup The other yacht. which viii be produced
IN the yards OF the Hendersons at MeadOwsids. Is
for Sir Thomas Upton. and will be OF composite
buf5d steel frames and wooden planking The dis
patch dated Glasgow, December l. adds;
The Prince Of wales's boat win have very long
ove-haags and she Is different IN design from
Shamrock II. being made more Of the American
wide shallow, ballast in type.
SIR Thomas Upton hopes that the Prince NAV
frd a favorable opportunity % making the trip 70
sandy Hook. Never before IN a race for the
Americas Cup has royalty taken such an interest.
With bis Royal HlSnneSS bulclng especially 10
helm Sir Thomas out and giving the latter all pos
sibe assistance. the interest viii be greater than
ever before.
Neu--YOrk yaChtsrnen think that the intention Is
10 bring over the yacht which proves TO be the bet
ter OF the two In this case neither OF the new
boats viii be named Shamrock II until a dnaI se-
IscfIon il made. The dimensions given IN Sir
T-b0uas's challenge 10 the NeW-YcFk Yacht Club
VII be equally applicable to either
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
4NTI-PL4GTE VOCrIATI0N-
From The London Times.

from Ine LONDON ALl0eS
yesterday az the examination hall 1f the Royal
College o. Physicians and Surgeons. Professor ca
Lille discussed auti-plague serum the-apy u e..
cases. ne said the Injection whatever the mode e
entry OF ths virus resulted IN t5e multiplication e.
plague bacillus. drsr in the lympSaric chalnsls
inIsclton the odgl-L were lo oe round n 1a -J~ -
and they existed IN immense quantities il al t1s
organs or the person aJtacAed- The eject tnsls
fore, or an injection or Ihe serum should % -
provoke their rapid destruction oy phagocy ross ana
bacreri0lysis
But this result was scarcely attained BY tss sow
absorption OF serum injected suncuraneous-ys -
active substance. some OF the oaclLI escaped tas
phasOcyuc process. and groWing accus-0n1od y
huence entirely Hence, after time OF ils--oli
more OF less long the infection took rs course 49,
planatiou os the nou-success OF rhe sero-ra5rapl-
frearr1~ur vs. cenfrr,eI bv cTfrcsl 1.serya -lon
stead % being merely introduced below nc So
was as soon as possible after the oeEinnins - p
five hours after such injection the tri1p1fa---e
dropped rising again Cor eight or t~e7ys a9T1 EN-
pOrary rise cOrresponded 10 the period turlns -
the bacill were being removed rom me 80 s-sn
speedy, cure was erected N Two or t11g5 49, ruo
The serums OF vacciratet antun1-s c2ilt'.-.- - gf
subsIances-one alrNin. which had tae poNes -
termedlary substance. which existed Only 70 ~
small Quantities IN Eormal seruns s,n-
In unvaccinated animals. the reacL-ns -
stance did exist IN sufficient amount lne 90 -
microbic bodies when serious Infection took P.aesr
Hence. TO overcome the intrction a sss155olisd
10 the organism Anti-plasue serum was = -vSsn
substance and within us sphere o. 4c,lo. .-s6isd
injected the leucocytes and aleXins wee tss
10 dissolve the plague bacihs though oe( l- s,rrs =
eaeilii essanins paasoeytoss sEsa1s -s rescIion
OF the leucoCytrs and aleNtns should oc - -
rssi5iv ss oossiii- 97,d bsnee ne reason Why ths
serum must De iajec-sd INTO the general cilg sg,sss
% react on ar enormous quantity o. NLa<~~~
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
COLUMBIA ELEVEN D1sBANDs.
TEN OF THIS YEARS VARSITY TO REMAc
IN CoLLEGETHE TEAMS WORK

IN COLLEGETHE TEAMS WORK
Colunbia's football eleven has disbanded for the
year and most OF It's members who live near by
deserted the football quarters and gone home.
Only 3 few players stiu 81 The house and they
expect 70 stay there the q The year. Columbia
students s-e considering Just what rank their
eleven holds among the big college teams. Yale,
Harvard and Pennsylvania come ahead ot her, but
Columbia by her victory over the Tigers, leads
Prnceton. who ranks fifth. Columbia II her sec
ord year Of football, therefore, stands fourth.
There are those VINO would alrnOst put Columbia
On & level with Pennsylvania, because Peunsy
went down before Harvard. who = turn was crush
tngly defeated by Yale. Pennsylvania defeat OF
Columbia BY sc 70 O. although Il came early in the
year, when the Blue and White did not exhibit its
people. place Pennsylvania ahead of Colum bia-
Columbia ends her season with good prospects 1or
next year. Weekes and Berrie1 both sOphOrnores,
have two years more OF football. while Sykes end
Wright viii not De graduated from the Law school
I until 1eo2. Morley expects 70 be back does Van
/ HoeveCDerg. The end rush austin. Conn. Meier
snd BeArdsley other members q ne varsity, WI.
al play next year Johnny Wolf. the end, and
Ned" Bruce. the centre. the only members Oc
the eleven who VII graduate Columbia therefore
has every reason 20 believe that Of this year
eleven VIII be the team next year, while al OF
this seasons substitutes VIII be II the college next
4 year. Besides these, many new players rom Ine
l schools expected 10 enter Columbia
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
FAvORITES WIN AT NEW-ORLEANS.
FINE RACE BETWEEN ALOHA II AND
TRIADITZA.

Naw-Orleans Dec. The weather was hne and
The track slow az the Fair Grounds to-day. Hoods
Brigade Aloha II, Tragedy and Aninosity were
The winning favortes. The best contest OF the day
vas the Magnolia Selling Stakes. at a mile Tor
& 900 James ArthuTs Aloha II vas strong IA
,,rirs at nL 10 l. and driven 20 the limit 10
win Trade crowded him closely from post 10
finish Sir Flor1an. who was outrun IN the early
mart Of the race closed fast IN the stretch
speciaI train bringing seventz-fve horses arrived
from Newport. KY. to-day. Summaries;
First race Zone and one-sixteenth miles selng)-Heleu
rert0r fO7 (Dade) I and 10 l. won. Wlncward 10
Nav 3 10 and even. second Belle simpson sos Dale
10 70 l. third Itnel-ols -lLlIe Ftsssle Grey Eo's7
1-be Planet and lack Martin also
Second race mile and sEteenth. sellingfEtood >
zr5rsde 81 "A Weber,, 8 70 ; and 1 70 ? won: Bon
- rsTcc IS fTaIler y and 70 / second Hoyes
Ia3 DALE Is 70 I. third Tinas-l-50 Blocker Tom
fsii-n1-e pan Cupid and Miss Loretta also ran Top
TL1-5 race tsx furlongs handcgp)-Merion, 1o2 "A
yI-aha- & 70 l. Alex l04 tAitcnelll. 3 70
s1d evAn second. Goebel los fTUllyl. 5 70 l. third
Tfme-1I5. George Acusaia and Juanetta also
fourth race JsIagnoIa Selling Stakes one rniIslAIona
II es "a weber, 70 .. WoE. Trladltza IS CW
Gfite5eID ? 10 / third Time. A.
FTSth race (sevsn furongs. seLtng)-Iragedy III
rrioianD 70 > and even Won Frank McConnell luS
,xsecpern 10 ! and even second. Iuuusndo 100 Daiel
* ~ I tHird. TIme-1.s9 Uncle Bill Bishop Reed
Hand Phidas. Sauie J. and Alvin W also ran
Sxth race ave a furiongs seiingA nlEn1siry
fG7 tAIiJchaID. and 70 Porter b. iu+ MAY
tbird TIME =0s. Gracious Divine. Marin Geubow
.--a Var ais
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
CORNELL WINS CROSS COUNTRY Run.
YALE AND PENNSYLVANIA TIED FOR SECOND
PLACE N INTERCOLLEGIATE CONTEST

Cornell won the intercollegiate cross country
Championship al Morris Park yesterday. after one
OF The closest of kind ever witnessed for
the second year n succession The Ithacans scored
- points for their hrst four II IN each man being
credited with the position in which he finished in
the race Yale and Pennsylvania made dead
heat Tor second place, with = points. The event
was cecided over the regular steepIechase course
I'VE laps being run 20 constitute ths disrances -
SIX miles, 40 teeL There were nine Obstacles
on each lap, including The water jump which is
twelve FEET wide, and which ali the coutesrar4s
except Grant Gallagher ana Marshall came 10
grief
Gallagher. Of Cornell Universty and Alera,as-
Grant. q the University of Peunsvlvanis -@ce5
neck and neck Tor the greater part OF the iis-
tsDce- but IN The last zap the Pennsylvaulan vent
away from Gallagher. and won Individual honors
by lfuy yards Summary
c9rnel-G-1asher. p sweet 3 Morrison s: F1aok. 10.
total - 49,
University 0f PeHHsyva1ia-Grant j: Bowen. = Bush
ueI g, SIuzrr a. total
Eale-Fraaeho. Z. Rai1rgn- g. Cay. 2 Helriek 10.
ro-aL 80
uHaia-8IarsAalL i. Du6en. y. Bartholsrnss 10
oppenleinaer. -; r1IA-. Il
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
RED AND BLACE EQUAL IN FLrsB

young man residing not far from Naw-York
ard signing himself e :. H" writes ana vaprs
The Tribune 10 decide poker bet In 4 garns ~
CARDS IN which be was participant a rather
phenourenal hand was held Each had a srrsfeF-r
nIsh Gre IN red and the other in black A 6fs
P-te arose, one claiming that the res hand vvhf.L
-.--L.FEsts 20 oe hearts. vas the better. IN an
- -srLl n4snss OF equal den0Eni Ltious there -
no ciHsrsnes. The pot Is diEiied -
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
sK4rING cONTEsTs, pATEs FIKED.

The secretaries OF the Amateur Skating Associa-
tion Sf Canada and the National Amateur Skating
Association OF America have fixed the following
dates for the Skating championships: Figure
skating championship. January Is. al the St Nicho-
las Rink. this city. speed skating. championship
Of America. Montreal. February 4. indoor speed
skating championship OF America, al St Nicholas
Rink, this city. February 3. and the nrst junior
figure skating championship OF America, at St
Nicholas Rink, this city. March
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
The following horses were sold yesterday {
500 or more:
DISPUTE N COURT OVER TRoTTER
TWO MEN CLAIM THE OWNERSHIP oF
FLORA M'IvOR

James p Poole. a hOrseman aad real estate dealer
"a loAAers was IN court last evening charged with
taxing the trotter Flora McIvor from the stsbl -
George a KHler- Mr. Kaler said In court tbat ,h@
horse W@s his nraasrty and had been taken hv
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
THE ABBOTLEATE.S THE CITY.
FAMOUS HORSE SENT BACK TO EAST
AURORA-GOOD HORSES YET
TO BE SOLD.

The attendance at the opening OF the horse sale
in the Garden was hight yesterday. Following .
continuation OF the sale Of the stock Of c ] 4
H Haralln, a small consignment from F. R Balm
OF Poughkeepsie was sold at probably the lowest
prices received SO far. considering the quality Of
the stock.
The polo team, Prince and Genoa holding The
worlds record OF 2l9 a half mile track was
resold 70 Barney Denorest Of Morristowu y 7
for $3.50. just half OF what they brought before
President ClaUsen OF the Park Board bought North
land Pass from the consignment OF Kinbau {, At
wood, for $50 The seven-year-old bay pacing
stallion. Dan O.. 2O71a. from Z. F. Clarke Provi-
dence. P L. sold for g 500 This was the only
horse 10 bring over 5000 the cay session The
bay stallion Tinepiece. q PAGER. with a record OF
2--o1., sold 10 5 B Jackson at Sss5. the next
IN price.
The Abbot was sent back TO East Aurora iata
yesterday 10 continue II the training OF I'D
Cieers. The hope that the famous horse world -
to-day the Speedway Will not rhereTors
be realized Fire COMMISSIONS Scannel savs -
had an ocfer OF over SO 600 for Tbe AE6o+ SO Le
who authorized z D Upton TO make ne bis -
$500 was not present Il Is thought he might
have bid higher. 7--'
some good horses are to be sold this week
The following horses were sold yesterday ,,-
500 or more:
PeTtWtnks p m 1875. by Chines-Flora King.
A A. tth11es Brooklyn, y. Y.-..-...-..-.- S5-s
Prince b g 1871, 1y Prince Medium aad GeEoa ''''
p m. ISL By Chancsuood-D Daisy resod a. a
49, 1-1i-z5 LeIloTest AlrrstuWu, y J....... 500
-.1.- - a en- N. lss6. uy Fllzno-Badiuage.
george t-2ecAle, Fosters Meadows. Long island 75S
- y, . p, 1875 oy seunc0lun-YpsiIanL Belle.
George Peck, Wss-held y J J..-..- , sao
A-LyISHsr7 14 g 1891 sg legal Tender ir-L4ttls
A--szt Il warner. Neu7-T OK .....-..-.... s1o
-'9lsR-sez. p T. ls93 by MaInhriHtonizr-Nerisaa
o. ~ AFsner = b., 1sa3. by Anerton-Tot: " b
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
THE RACETRACK.
BENNINGs MEETING TO CLOSE NEXT
SATURDAY.

washington, Dec. (speciaD-The meeting at
Jennings IS 10 close next Saturday. The exte1-
sion asked for by the horsemen has been refused
nv the stewards Of the Jockey Club
The sport to-day fairly tnte7esting-that is.
the races run on the hat were. The steeplechase
was pretty close TO farce. for Of the seven start
ers Breach OF Promise and Claroba were the only
ones TO finish without mishap- Wild Heather II
fell but was remounted and earned third money.
Fearless refused and Faeile. Si1 Dick and Silver
Fox fell Lynch the rider OF the last named, re-
cetved an ugly fall. and for time it was be-
ueved he was fatally hurt. but late reports Of his
condition were favorable.
A = Joyner, the well known trainer, ofdcfated as
paddock and patrol Judge J. L Hall. who has been
acting in those capacities, having left for New
Orleans last night.
The December special the event OF the afternoon.
was won by Rochester II lucky victory, for
AsoJrith who was beaten BY a head swerved badly
IN the last fifty yards The blunder certainly cost
him first money. knight Of the Garter the favor
tie was third He seems TO be Overrated- A car
load OF horses arrived from Newport to-day There
Is some useful material in the lot Jockey Walsh
left for New-OTleans last night. He will ride for
Tony McCanerty.
FIRST RACE-For three-year-eds and upward; $500
added; selling Seven turlongs
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
YALE LAW SCHOOL TEAM DEFEATED.

Chicago, Dec. The Yale Law School football
eleven WAS defeated OF Marshall Field this after
noon by a. eleven composed OF ex-stars Of West
err universities, the score being 2 70 for two
efreen minute halves. The Chicago eleven,which
included Pat O'Dea. former Wisconsin fuLback
and Potter znd Van Doozer. OF Minneapolis West
err. n the back fed ourwetghed The Yale men
much that the latter looked Ike pygultes be-
side them. and IL seldom that the Fasteners
could make their necessary gains. The proceeds
q the game sre 10 be divided among several CHAR
table institutions and society out IN force 10
watch the struggle. A banquet was given 10 the
Yale men 81 the University Club tonight
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
CHESS.
GAMES PLAYED ON FOREIGN BOARDS.

GAMES PLAYED ON FOREIGN BOARDS.
Last week Interesting games played BY
foreign experts came TO hand. These are two con-
sultation games contested By the most famous Rus
sian experts at St Petersburg, two games played
by the touring masters, Lasker and Maroczy. and
splendid game BY PiIlsbury against Lssker
last summer. The last named game not played
in a tournament but under the auspices OF the
Augsburg Germany Chess Club. where the
tiers happened 10 meet. The scores OF these games
are appended:
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
LONG ISLAND CLUB TO MEET.

A meeting OF the Long Island Automobile Club
will be held az the clubrooms. No 102 Flatbush-
ave, Brooklyn. tomorrow afternoon Committees
VIII be appointed and the arrangements completed
for the speed runs for the cups presented Ey the
president and the secretary OF the club.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
SEEKING NEW ouARrERs.

The Board OF Governors OF the Automobile Club
OF America IS again seeking suitable quarters
for the organization place IN Fffth-avs has met
with the approval Of the committee.