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New-York tribune., 1900-11-15
PRINCETON ROUNDING INTO FORM.

Princeton. Nov A-Almost every student wit
messed Princeton's last hard practice before the
Yale game and the fna, lineup against the scrub
team this afternoon. Captain Pen and the coaches
appeared TO be greatly pleased with the students
demonstration which preceded the practice and
the cheering which continued until Trainer Robin
son ordered the players to the field house
TWO fifteen minute halves were played after
which secret practice held. Every
went into the work with plenty OF life and played
hard stralghtaway football In the first half the
second raters kept the varsity from scoring,
although their goal Hne. was twice endangered;
The varsity braced up in the second half and
after a punting match between UnderhiH and
charlie Young. Reter sent through the
line for several big gains and Meier scored a
touchdown through right tackle which was the
only scoring done
The team work OF to-day quite accurate, the
interference more closely formed, the defence
strengthened several points and the backs moved
more quickly. FREQUENT fumbles marred the work
In the first half. Montgomery in Ropers
place at left end and Sheffield was tried at left
tackle in the second half. The other positions
We're occupied by the regular players. A fast sig
nal practco will be given tomorrow and on Satur-
day half hour will be spent in a light signal
drill The scrub team broke training tonight
New-York tribune., 1900-11-15
FINAL HUNT At GOSHEN.
MRS LApENBURG RIDES A NEW IRISH HUNTER.
PLANS FOR NEXT YEAR.

Goshen y Y Nov. Il tSpeciaD,-A fast run over
a ten-1nue course closed the season OF the Orange
County Hounds this afternoon The hounds were
laid on the trail near the Goshen reservoir and
swept downward through the valley in a north
westerly direction and On without a pause for
three and one-haf miles, where The hrst check was
reached The field kept we'll up. as the pace 20 this
point was not unusually warm
The halt only momentary. and the pack was
away again. bearing on TO the aorthward- Three
miles further on second check was reached. near
the Goshen and Deckertown Railroad tracks. and
from this point the trail led directly to the ken
neIs where the course ended The entire field,
which to-day was small rode in az the finish
Following the master, z FenelOn Collier on the
Iamb came r Gray Griswold The Irish-nan.
Mrs A. Ladenburg on Lord Goshen John r. Town
send on Ordinate. John " COwden on Pasturer
and Mr Hazard Wenouah There were no mis-
haps OF any kind although several rails were brok-
en- FOR the timber fences in the valley were IN
usually high.
Mrs I.adenburg gave a splendid exhibition OF
horsew omRnship. She was mounted on an Irish
nervous animal, which had peer among the
other fencers. except the Csae ridden by the mas
ter Mrs. Ladenburg sent the big horse over every
lump choosing the highest rails she could and
Hounds and hunters go home by train tomorrow
the former Mr. Golfers kennels at EatOnvtlIa
Square Garden. A farewell dinner was given 70
night Next year IL is the intention OF the club
10 erect magnificent clubhouse in the village OF
Goshen
New-York tribune., 1900-11-15
M0RRIs MANgIOv NoT To BE cONDEMNED

The Board of Public Improvements yesterday de-
c.ded 20 acquire by condemnation proceedings
the Old Morris mansion on Washington Heights.
4 movement to have the city purchase the prop
cry was started some time ago by Colonial and
Revolutionary societies. They hoped that the city
would get the property that the historic house
could be fitted up as q receptacle for the numer-
Gus and vaIuatle Revolutionary relics owned by
them which are scattered throughout the country
~ safe deposit vaults. They desired TO have ths
property called JGDel Park. The cost. IL was saIc
would not exceed Si60 90
New-York tribune., 1900-11-15
BOIING.
JEFFRIEs AND sHARKEY MATCHED TO BOX
IN JUNE.

James J. Jeffres the heavyTei champion. and
Tom" Sharkey were matched yesterday to meet
in twenty-five round contest in June. The fight
is TO take place before the club Offering the best
inducements.
The match made at the Grand Opera House.
where Jeffries is appearing Jerrres had made a
s. 500 deposit as a forfeit offer fight which
open 10 Fitzsimmons. Ruhlin and Sharkey. Only
Sharkey hand to cover the money. II
agreed that Rubin should be allowed twenty-four
hours longer in which TO accept Jeffrless chal-
lenEe Bids for the fight to be received until
January 15. The referee is TO be decided upon by
the principals when the place for the hght is Sc
lected
New-York tribune., 1900-11-15
NEW CHAPLAIN FOR 71sT REGIMENT

Colonel William G. Bates, of the list Regiment
has selected the Rev. Edgar Tilton. jr, for chap
lain Of that organization. to succeed the Rev DR.
George r. Van De Water. who was with the regi-
ment in the Cuban campaign, and resigned on the
return OF the command from Santiago and the
breaking of the regimentaI troubles Mr. TIL
ton is pastor OF the Second Collegiate Reformed
Church Of Harlem, at No. 269 Lenox-ave He ex-
poets to receive his commission in few days and
sntar upon his duties
New-York tribune., 1900-11-15
WANr BCTTERNILK cRANNEL IMPROTED.

The Board Of Directors Of the Maritime Exchange
Al their monthly meeting yesterday passed reso-
luton urging Congress 10 take measures 10 give
Buttermilk Channel a uniform width Of 100 feet
and & depth of 20 feet. Kline new members were
elected. They were: William J. Beebe. with the
White Star Line: William o. Brickley, with Hig-
gins & Cox; William IL Clark. of the New-York
stevedortug Company; Ernest w. Congdon. OF
Hayward & Wreaks: Z. De Courcey Edwards. with
Ca3enas & Co: Samuel Harris. John c. Hopkins.
o. John c. Hopkins Co: John w Miller. with
Alexander Reid, and Henry c. Payne, with Flint
EDDY & American Trading Company.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-15
CONTROLLER GETS CONSCIENCE TAX.

Controller CoIer yesterday morning received a
10 banknote inclosed in the following letter; IN
-iosed please find bauknote for $50 for taxes on a
cry small estate" The signed 'B A
-, Controller CoIer receives similar note about
ms time every year. evidently from the same
party. There is record. as far as known In the
I,ys Tax Department, whereby the writer couIo
oe traced.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-15
PRACTICE AT CORNELL.

Ithaca N Y. Nov. 14.-Cornen INDUCED in secret
practice for the second day this week. and her var
stty performed some good work in offence play.
They scored 30 points in the twenty minute
halves The second eleven. assisted by Coach
Houghton, secured two goals from the field and
frequently broke up the varsity mass formations.
Captain Starbuck laid off with injuries. though
he will probably be conditioned by Saturday when
Cornell will line up against Lafayette at Easton.
Cornell has introduced the Harvard charging ma
chine for training the linemen to meet the guards
back formation With its use the men are daily
improving
New-York tribune., 1900-11-15
FOOTBALL.
YALE TEAM IN GOOD FORM.

New-Haven. Conn. Nov. 14-The practice on
Yale Field this afternoon almost wholly in
secret. For more than an hour the coaches drilled
the men IN signal work and IN formations The
open practice lasted about ten minutes but was
on the whole encouraging. The playing in secret
was better. the varsity scoring at will on the
scrubs Boomer showed UP particularly well: also
Hale at fullback. Hale's punting was Of the high
est order. He booted the ball further than any
New-York tribune., 1900-11-15
THE RACETRACK.
SIX FAvoRITEs BEATEN-BAD RIDING
AND POOR RACING AT AQUEDUCT.

When the gates close this afternoon at Aquednct
racing will be ended in this State until next spring
and the enthusiastic and loyal supporters
or the turf will not be sorry. During the meeting
at this track about everything has happened that
tends to show racing in its wors- form Inc
stewards have been lax in their duties; the start
Ing was as bad 1t could be- and the reVersals
Of form displayed by OF the horses were
astounding. The most glaring instance OF the lat
ter took place in the first yesterday.
few days ago Bastile ridden by Littleield, was
an even money favorite In a field of as poor lot
or maidens there at the track. He was
beaten by such cheap horses as CharaWtnd' Leon
ferguson and Angle. Yesterday, with J. SACK IN
the saddle and at odds of 25 to J. Bastile beat as
good field OF horses as Aqueduct supply,
trumpet Imp, Hesper and Godfrey among the
number. The spectators stunned by the
sudden change on Bastile's part that the finish OF
the race was witnessed in funereal silence Pet
tengilfs work with the flag continued bad as
on previous days, his worst offence occurring In
the last race. OConnor. who injured on Tues
day, was better yesterday. and will be able to keep
his California engagements.
Imp the favorite for the first race but she
did up to her best form and beaten
by the outsider, Bastile. and the second choice
Trumpet.
Orienta, who has been trying all summer to win
race, defeated the favorite Mesaba, and Annie
Thompson. much to everybody's surprise. in the
second Walsh rode a poor on Annie
Thompson. Burns outridng him with the second
best hlly.
Toluca made runaway of the third. Walsh
hurrying into the lead and keeping at work all
tho way. the from Double Dummy and
Tension.
Five out of the nine entered for the fourth race
withdrew. knight OF the Garter an odds on
favorite. he should have BEEN but was beaten
through Burns foul riding and Walsh's careless,
ness: Burns on Philippine bumped into knight OF
the Garter twice during the and in the stretch
pinned him on the rail until the finish was reached
Randolph's colt much the better and ought to
have won easily Walsh complained TO the stew
ards, who decided against him.
Queen Carnival won the fifth race from the favor
te, The Puritan, in clever manner. The race was
out OF the seven furlong chute. Billionaire was
third.
Ceyon the first choice for the sixth race but
he did not finish two. three Maple won at the
remunerative odds Of Is to !. Monmouth Boy was
second and Give and Take third. Not one faVorite
In the six got home first
Following the summaries:
FIRST RACE-Handlcap for all $500 added about
furlongs.
~Baung0
Pl.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-15

fullback a Yale team has done, except Mcbride.
In the last three years. Dupee. who alternated
with him was not good for distance.
The team II played To-Day practically
the same that will face Princeton Saturday, the
only change being likely In the ends: 1t was as
follows: Left end Ferguson; left tackle, Boomer; :;
left guard. Captain Brown; centre. Olcott; right
guard. Sheldon; right tackle. Stillman; right end
Rafferty, quarter back, Wear; fullback, Hale; left
half. Cook: right half. Fincke.
The varsity will have its last hard practice Of
the week tomorrow afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-15
S.pyogRgIs
3pOR1>r1fN'
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

RACING.-Queens County Jockey Club,
Aqueduct p m.
AUTOMOBILING.-s at Grand Cen
trail Palace.
GOLF.-Mixed foursome handicap, Apa-
wants; final round for club championship,
Morris County Golf Club; concert for the
Van Cortlandt Golf Clue. Carnegie Hail.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-15
FoUHDRYEEv IN ANNUAL CONTENTION
PLANS TO oBv1ATp STRIKES AND BRING cAP1-
tai AND LABOR CLOSER HEARD

TAIL AND LABOR CLOSER HEARD
The first annual convention Of the Ns+tona,
Foundrymens Association ever held In this city be-
gan yesterday at the Knickerbocker Athletic Club
Forty-hfth-st- and Madison-ave Four hundred
firms representing property valued at Sl2o 900 0oo
are Halo to be in the organization. Two hundred
and fifty firms in different parts Of the country
were represented. The principal business before the
convention was discussion of plans for bringing
firms IN the association and their employees into
closer relations.
me convention. 1t said would find a way to
make the articles OF arbitration signed by employ
ers and employees stringent, SO that in the
I9ture there would be less probability of strikes
ne" agreement Will be drawn up and submitted to
for ratification. $1,000 i'N' '
IL was also reported that since the reelection of
president Mckinley the foundry business had
been booming, and shops that were closed before
the election had been reopened
New-York tribune., 1900-11-15
EXTRA SEATS FOR YALE-HARvARD GAME

New-Haven, Conn. Nov. 14.-Despte the fact that
1t was authoritatively given last night that the
Increase in the seating arrangements for the Yale
Harvard football game had been given up and the
contract for the work cancelled. the management
makes official announcement tonight that the
stands will be added to by the number OF g. O36 seats
Manager Hixon says In explanation:
We notified that to add the 1900 seats con-
tempated the side stand would be 10
Jeopardlze the lives OF those in the stand. We
cided 10 discontinue preparations. But the con-
tractor with lumber and men, arrived this morning
We then permitted him to suggest another plan
namely. TO add six tiers or seats three sides a
total OF 3036 seats. This be done with perfect
safety. and the stands will be made stanch The
work will proceed Immediately.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-15

scrub team to-day, IN which two touchdowns were
scored. Captain DAILY the field He will
do no playing this week. Kendall and Eaton were
both kept in bed to-day. and Campbell was laid of
The plan of having another practice game before
the Yale game has been given up The Harvard
team will be taken to the Yale-Princeton game
New-York tribune., 1900-11-15

GOLF.
VAN CORTLANDT PARK PLAYERS TO RE-
CEIVE THEIR PRIZESPREPARA-
TIONs FOR THE VAR
DON MATCH.

Park Commissioner Moebus will be the guest of
honor at the meeting of the Van Cortlandt Park
Golf Club this evening, at which THE Herald" Cup
and other prizes by members Of the club this
season will be presented. 1t is expected that Harry
Vardon will also be present Preparations are being
made for the Vardon exhibition to take place at
Van Cortlandt Park on Saturday. and Val Flood.
the Van Cortlandt professional. with some local
amateur yet to be chosen. will meet the English
man In best BALI match of thirty-six holes The
first half of the match will begin at 10 a. m and
the second at 2:S0 p. As the exhibition open to
the public a large crowd is expected.
Ihe Columbia golf team has arranged 10 play the
Nassau Country Club team on November 2l. The
match against the Essex County Country Club
team which was scheduled to take place at Orange
on Saturday. has been postponed on account of the
4ale-Princeton football game.
1,f r or the remaining weeks of the season; j. A
edwards. the Columbia University captain. has OBJ
te1ned permission from the Wee Burn Golf Club
u use the latter's links in trying out his candi-
oates In order 10 stimulate their interest the men
have been rated in division, the winners in each
division to have places the team. Just now
these are follows
Flrst--Glenny. Bates. Nash Edwards
Inrd-McCure. Reisbeck Rhoades, Stern. Buckley and
New-York tribune., 1900-11-15
THREE MONTHS TO REPAIR THE ST. PAUL.

Philadelphia. Nov. 1.-THE American Line steam
ship St Paul arrived at Cramps shipyard to-day
where she will undergo repairs On her last voyage
to New-York the St Paul met with an accident in
which her starboard engines were badly damaged
1t is believed that her Injuries be repaired
In less than three months.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-15
FOUND 4 BABY IN 4 CHURCH PEW.
RECTOR MAKES DISCOVERY WHILE PREPAR-
ING FOR SERVICES.

While preparing for the services last evening the
Rev. Charles Schlegel. rector Of the Lutheran Re
formed Church, at No 857 East Slxty-eighth-st,
found z six weeks old female child In rear pew.
\ policeman attached TO the East SlZty-seventh-st
station xas called in and the child was taken 70
Bellevue Hospital The baby was dressed IN
white There were no marks Of identification.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-15

Machine to Be Presented
by The Tribune.
Only Five Days Remaining of Contest
Lively Finish Promised Among
the Leaders.

Competing for an automobile in these exciting
times, when the horseless carriage is taking such
an important place in the sporting and mechar-
ical world, would furnish an exciting struggle
for anybody. The interest displayed in this con-
test has been keen since its inception The
Tribune, recognizing the coming OF the autoro-
bile. arranged with the Mobile Company" OF
Tarrytown, y Y so that the winner OF this con-
test would receive an automobile free Of all ex-
pense. The machine is ready for immediate de-
livery, and the fortunate winner can have the
vehicle for a trip through the city or a tour into
the country on Thanksgiving Day # he or she so
desires 1t is fair for the competitors and their
friends TO know that the time for the closing OF
the contest is approaching Only few more
days remain for the receiving of ballots This
mention is made solely for the benefit OF the
laggards who have habit Of waiting until the
last minute before doing something which they
might have done much earlier From present
indications the closing days OF the battle prom
ise to be unusually thrilling. The safest way.
possibly would De for those in possession OF
votes 10 send them in fast as possible
New-York tribune., 1900-11-15
DEALERS DIFFER AS TO RIGBER COAL

According 70 the statements Of certain local
dealers recent advance in the price Of anthra-
cite coal IN the Scranton district OF % cents ton
applies the trade IN that section, and will not
AFFECT rates at tjdewater Nevertheless other coal
dealers look for advance here before the enc OF
IL
New-York tribune., 1900-11-15
YACHTING.
THE CHALLENGBRs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
sHAMROCKs TO COME OVER.

The news from the Clyde yesterday was that the
Shamrock II will be steered by a tiller. Captain
Sycamore greatly prefers a tiller to a wheel, be-
lieving that he thus feel the boat better IN
light airs. The work OF laying down the Sham
II is almost finished and the building of
the boat will begin in a few days. The nickel steel
from which the frames to be made is stored
in the Hendersons yards at Meadowside and 1t Is
expected that the work of bending them will be
begun In about a week
The Shamrock II will. It is said in the yards. be
of composite build, steel frames and wooden
planks the planking to be double. and precisely
the same in this respect TO the construction of
the new boat for the Emperor of Germany that
George L. Watson also has hand. 1t is said
that Watson will not depart from his usual
tom calling for wooden planking In his fastest
The Hendersons have contracted that the chal-
lenger shall be launched not later than March 80
and the yacht will start for America in April
Sir Thomas Upton thinks that the two competing
waters about the same time
David Barrie. Sir Thomass representative IN
Newly ork yesterday confirmed the suggestion that
both the Shamrocks would come together 10 Amer
lean waters for the test racing. 1t was said yes
terday at the Erie Basin that there would be little
difficulty in putting the Shamrock in racing con-
dition after she arrived here under her cruising
ocean rig, because her racing spars were still IN
Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1900-11-15
AUTOMOBILE MAKERS MEET.

MANUFACTURERS TO FIGHT FOR GOOD
RoADs-coMMITTEE APPOINTED.
Another meeting OF those interested In the au-
tornobile was held at the Hoffman House last
night. Little actual business was done outside OF
New-York tribune., 1900-11-15
BURGLARY INSURANCE.

There a marked IN the number oe
durtEg the few large cities
be specially singled cut for these depredAons
and individual losses been very
heavy The only method Of providing against Ioss Il
through carrying Burglary Insurance responalbs
New-York tribune., 1900-11-15

Baltusrols annual meeting for the election of off,
GERS and other business has been postponed from
November II TO November a. The club has de-
cided 10 hold special handicap Thanksgiving
Day, for which a suitable prize will be given.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-15
the FIDELITY AsG CASUAL ~ COMPANY Of NEW YORK

insures the residences at premiums
ranging from dollars nifty per annuua
nDwardA Metropolitan Agency. S5 Pine 81. New York
New-York tribune., 1900-11-15

Only five days of voting remain to the con-
testnnts. All votes must be in this ohace at 9
ID. IN. sharp on Monday, November 10. Com
testants and their friends will do well to
bear the time and date In mind.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-15

Votes will consist of headings OF the first page
of The Daily or Sunday Tribune beginning with
the date of September o 1900 One heading will
count as one vote, ten headings as ten votes,
and so on.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-15

AN ECHO OF THE RAINBOW's TROUBLES
The last issue OF The Yachting World" of Lon
don gives a copy OF letter dated at New-York
October u sent by Cornelius Vanderbilt Captain
Parker who was the skipper OF the Rainbow, in
which Mr.. Vanderbilt says that a communication
from Mr. Duryea, one OF the of the
Yankee. TO Mr.. Vanderbilt was published in New
York papers on October 3 without publishing also
the reply OF Mr. Vanderbilt to Mr. Duryea. A copy
OF this reply forwarded to Captain Parker and
Is printed in The Yachting World In fl Mr..
Vanderbilt wrote among other things:
desire to acquit Captain Parker of all blame in
the matter, and to say that extra ballast put
board by my order, and l wish to assume the
responsibility.
In its report of the Rainbow affair. published on
October s. The Tribune pointed out that Mr.. Van
derbilt had taken himself all responsibility for
the adding of ballast to his boat.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-15
BONDS AND SECURITIES RECOVERED.
THE s2sooo PACKAGE LETT IN STORE OF NEWARK
FLORIST.

The package Of SO 900 in bonds and other securi-
ties lost in Newark by James P. Barstow. of No
"a Wall-st, New-York was found yesterday in the
florist establishment of II. c. StrobelI & Bro OF
No. 78 Broad-st. Newark. Barstow left the pack
age in the store last Thursday morning, and re-
Quested that It be cared for until his return.
In his wanderings afterward no forgot what he
had done with the package, and finally on Tuesday
nlsnt reported his loss to the police Two de-
tectives made search and by following up Bar
slows movements for several days hit upon the
florists place.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-15
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

Start very bad Won driving by half length. One
length between and third.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-15
THE WORK AT CAMBRIDGE.

Cambridge. Mass. Nov. 1.-THE Harvard var
sity team had forty minutes lineup against q
New-York tribune., 1900-11-15

THE VOTING TO DATE. NOVEMBER IA
Miss Caroline Maben, Carnegie Hall. 21.692
Mrs. N. r. Leach, The Lodge. HaInes
Falls, n 4 1SsOSg
Florence VI. Chambers, 06S st. Mich
Ias-ave. .................. I4.767
Rev. c. L. NeyvbOId. Manhasset. L.. L. 0.127
z. l.. Purdy, clerk, Union Club, City s,O62
lie Roy See. MAC, Berkeley School. 400
w. $. Bunum. DObbs Ferry. y. Y...... 6,7O2
Brewster Clark, Goshen, y. Y........ 1882
John wilcox, Milford, y. Y..-....-... 3,220
DIR. John j. Anderson, Historian,
brooklyn 2O&4
W. s. McLauGhIin, ID. p. Order EIkS
No. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1855
DIR. Charles a. Kinch. 2.3 West 10th
st. City.................. 1.2Os
Orvtlle b. AckerIy, 115 B'way, City. 1.1OS
Miss Alice Higgins, 491 MacOn-st.,
BROOKLYN. 1sO1O
Coroner A. t. Banning. Mount Vernon.
n H.. So
H. W. RaiIey. 392 7th-are.. Newark.
~. TO
F. Fl. Blake, 759 y. B'way, Yonkers... sos
ThOs. C. Kennard. 81 E. 21st City. SIS
Chas. A. RuckhoId, 1877 4th-ave., City. $50
DR.. Perley II. Mason, PeekskIII, y. Y. COS
Rev. y. Frederick Van aOrsen, Car
mel, y. G........ S71
J. Herbert Ferris, Il BrOad-st-, City. 651
Geo. ID. Reid. 80 Chsuneey-st.. B'kIyn. $50
Geo. Z. Briggs, Pe<ksLin. y. 6O6
oil ar6
New-York tribune., 1900-11-15

Frst-Glenny. Bates Nash Edwards
Second-Boardman Jackson. Bissell Burre
Pill.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-15

Bad start cleverly by length; two lengths be
tween second and third.
SIXTH RACE-For three-year-olds and upward; $3.50
added. mile and seventy yards.
b. ( Maple, by Pursebearer- .
NJ Il SlackN ID 81