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Th. Jsr.y CITY Club sv. met, si.n : :.tS.o 6,I IL
Alleys on Friday night. The scores
THIRD oahn.
Jersey City Club-Newk rk. 1856, rHsoh, 1881
Brown. 1876; s,tnstt, 1895 Meyer lse; Total, 1so,
1928; HuesnAn. 1856; Kimball. $50. Total. 7sa.
SECOND GAMk.
Jersey City Club -Nevkirk, 1sA, rasoh, 1871
Df S"'1n ~ S,SrJ isTi l Msys sssm MD i TSs.i a ,1:.
ITO; Huesman. 1870. Kimball. io7. Total. sps.
Third oAME.
Jsney otg Club-Newkirt, 1IiJ Tasoh. I8s;
Columbia ciaS"Js.ser. 1as: Schmidt, liz: Cells.
1%b; Hnesmsn. 1872 Rimoall, las. Total. 1913.
The Shore Road whcelmen broho the h,ghsoors
record Of the BAY Ridge tournament at Koch's
Slleys on Friday night. III; scores!
FIRST CANT
Reilly Club 2-Mefrng. 1913; Rohr, lesi Weber.
1872. Werl, l0a; Johnson, 17S. Total, s2s.
R.sent.np. ISL RoosO,ch, id6! W. Koch, iS4.
Total, 40,
Bay r dae A. &C. Koch. 1885, Martin. IIo; o.
trSn. 1873; CGmn s' ~" alt.f'Is2 Total, s7s;
derfen, 1877; diddinss. i?s; Campbell. 100. Total.
ois.
THIRD oAAn.
shore Road. ". l.-Rossbach. ia: Flanagan, lap,
Raecnkamp. 2oa; W Koch. 1876; Reinhardt. Isl.
BY Ridge A. &C. Koch. les; Martin, 100; o..
trum. 1873, Cunning, l5e; Walter, lto. Total, 72e.
The olympiss carried on . double victory on Fri.
scores:
TIasr aAaE.
olympts-B DAYS. -; Lehmann. laoI SKID.
more, $50. I. Rlddethof, 1871; 6undermAnn, Ia.
spiders Hofm, an. I75; J. Ridaerhon. 1870; Klein.
ia; schwach, i2s. Riesterer, 1917. Total, 100,
SECOND GAME.
s~piders-Hofmap. l3b; J Rlddsrhon. I2<; Klein,
l7I;, schwsch. 1874; Ries,erer. I?+, Total. lis.
B-lyideres-sAttler. ~ keinhardt. 80; Kridahi.
1875 Dischler. s6i Bierman, id7, Total. 5ss.
THIRD GAME.
Belydores-sattler, 1915 Relnhsrdt Io5; Krdahl.
i2l; Disohler, In; herman, 1877, Total, eOt.
1865; + Ridderhor, los; dundsrnsnn. $50. Total.
The doodenough and Eccentric teams divided the
honor- IN the Twentysl1th ward tournament Of
Brooklyn on Friday night. The scoresi
FIRST CANE.
Goodenough-Haller, 1853; Ilseman, 1BS; 0uerer,
122; Holden. 1913; Meyer. 2!h. Total, sos.
Ecce trio Brosy. lurth. 2O4; Krdahl, 1876: @.
Ridderhof. l+S; Randolph, 2o3; wolnsy. 152,
SECOND GAMs.
aoodenough -Haller, 1872; Il.emsn. iAo; duyesr,
1si: Holden. les; Meyer, Isl. Total. 7si.
Fec ntric-Broayelurth. Is.; Rridahi. 1as, O,
kilderhoi, 100: Randolph. 1875. wolnsy. 1872.
Total, 100.
Yesterdays series at R.!d's alleys In the Wholesale
Drug Trade Association tournament resu lied as fol.
lows
yIRsr GAME.
National Lead Company-E. mbls. 1877; Saunders,
145; c. T. Meek 1873; sidford. 1872; r p. Meek. l24.
To'al, upl.
r, ". Robinson 4 son-KimNsl. 1875; W. n. Rob.
tnsor, l3s' Hopper. i2s: Liitell, los; Smith. l7s.
Total, 6st.
SECOND GAME.
Parke, Davis 4 co,-Blase. 100 Dorsp. 1855; 3 II.
Carrarnn. 1871; Bruun. III: C,rr. ldl. Tot i. 7iT.
r.. ". Robinson h ,on-K mbsl!. 1872: W II. Rob
tnson. l3+, Hopper. 1913, Littell, 13s; Smith, l26.
Total, 72a.
THIRD GAME.
Parke, D wis 4 Co Blake. ie4; Doran. I46: q. II.
Cars AN, III; Bruun, l35; carr, 10 Total, 73l.
National Lead CJmpsny-krmble IA; Saunders,
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Intercollegiate Gymnnsts Complete Their
organization

LIBERALIZATION
At meeting held IN the Murray Hi Hotel
yesterday aite ri the Intercollegiate Assoc.
iRticn Of Amateur Gymnasts OF Am erica was
permanently organized. The gathering was 3
representative one. including delegate from
the Universit 90 Of Y ,lc. Princeton, Go unbia.
Pennsylvania and Virginia and Haveriord Col.
lege. The following olncers were elected to
serve until the annual meeting:
President, ". +. Mitchell. Columbia: Vice. Presi.
dent. Walter /. Otis. Yale: Secretary. II. n. jerks.
Ha'rrforl, Treasurer. \. II. Mitchell, Princeton;
Executive Gonuittcr, ". +. Mountain, Princeton
W. l.. OTIS. Yale: Augustus 4. stroud. Virginia. and
l. Is Rich, Univer-lty OF PennsylIaIia.
The 10 sular championship events selected
were clut swinging. side horse. parallel bars,
horizontal bar. tambling and lying rings.
IHr competitor VINO scores the most points In
the i've events last named will earn the title Of
intercollegiate champion gymnast and the
college that scores tho plurality OF points In
the six events will receive the team honors
aud "A banner en- blrmatlc Of the char pionship.
In each event a gold me ,al will be awarded to
the winner. a silver medal to the second and a
bronze medal to the thIrd man.
In addition TO the rrgu ar events any COM
petlny college team may name a specially such
us trapezlng, rope 9 imhiug. balancing or OTTER
gymnastjc exercise. These sprcIalties will be-
grouped into one contest, for which a silver cup
will he gwen. II was decided to hold the
initial championship meet in the Columbia
College gymnasium on March %.
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Yacht ny Notes.

The loO.'oo' steam yacht hoiug built by OfeIdt FOR
VILLAIN G~ll"tto Is nearly c~onpi,te 2
GEO 20 Lord Day will cruise In West Indian water,
a. soon ~ the schooner EndymlOn = fitted out.
VI . Conimudoro Lewis Cas- Iedvdrl ~ the Nv
York Yacht Club has purchased the schooner yacht
CnIonIa,
Rear Commodore P. 7, Dodge n the Larchmont
Yacht Club VAL buld a schooner sixty feet on tho
vat T line.
ComroloreJ P,erpont Morgan OF the New Yo,k
ia'htLiub declined = denomination because ne et.
poets To- be IN Europe neNt summer.
william harks Of PhIaielphla is having an auxll.
larry schooner Yacht bi III az Morris HeiIhts shn
vii he named Ia barbra. The dimcn-tnn. OF the
yacli are: ~ feet over all. 3D. feet on tho water hnp,
- feet y Inches lean nd 2 feat 10 :nchss dr,u,ht
She will be htt'd with g twenty four horse power
motor.
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rba erat o,n,o ~ haskethnu nIsved ~ Pin,

The nrst gam OF basketball played AZ Flush
Ing in the championship tournament Of the
Girls Iuterscholastic Athletic League was de-
clied Yesterday morning at the courts Of the
Flushing High School. The opposing teams
were from Jersey City Public High School and
from tho Flushing High school. The Jersey
girls lacked The team work. while the Flushing
team Was clever In passing, lodging and goal
shoot ng. The latter won by a score OF 10
points TO o. The summary:
FIUh Ha. Fort on. J'risy CYtp.
MEN Glles Nib, pv. MI. p-..-
Mis-. Il ~ pelyea NR"' 'n"s nrteh
- Gather ....,. .Teft Forward 100. Mas Pearson
Ms KoYllirr Capt. Centre. b, Miss MASS Capt
Mss Mci gu" Right QUAD ..... Miss wilson
Miss IicrdIickaOn, LIT Guard 900, Miss Coyls
Referce-h II. HendrIckson, Flushing. ~tfoais-
Mi-s 81 Hos ~. Ml,& RouIlicr ~. rlme-Twenty.
minute halves.
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Corbett Starts for His Training Quarters at
Lakewood.

Jim Corbett left for Lakewood Yesterday TO
start work for his coming battle with jim
JeHries, Joe Choyuski was one o. tina party.
and the two Californian heavyweIghts. who
have been rivals for years. received q hearty
send OF by a coterie OF sports. The question
o. referee for the mill " Il come up in q few
DAYS. j llv Bra " SAID yesterday that he WINS
satisfied with either Charuey White or Al
counter would remain open until Fob. I, in.tn,i
81 Feb 10 thoyn.kl told a reporter ~ the
SCS nat he has the following match son he-
side the one with kil McCuyOn Feb. % He
will tackle jack Mccormick NJ Milwaukee Tor
ZEN rounds, on Jan. II: Stock ings' Conroy for
twenty rounds. A. Youngstown. on Jan. %. and
Feb. q.
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Tommy Hogan signs to Fight Bill Chester
In England.

An international contest Of fifteen rounds
between Tommy Hogan OF Chicago aud Bll
Chester, the champion Of England. NJ l2b
pounds. was clinched yesterday. Signed
articles Of agreement were received by Dr.
Ordway, the American representative Of tina
National sporting Cub. London. where the
hight Is TO b" held. on Friday. and SAN F'f1.
patrick. who Is Hogans manager and trainer
after LOOKING II" articles over immediately
hfiiNrd his slgnatur to them. The a'r ~ tho
mill il Fixed tor Feb. ~. The cluE. LesId.-
CIV NJ Hogan $3.50 Tor axrenses, viii hing m
a purse OF $1,000. The men wi also fght fur
2 SIDE hGt Of $1,000 fit2ra'uck, HOGAN and
"Wednesday on the 81 Paul Ryan is going on his
own nook. and will try 10 secure n few matche,
abroad with any good m~iddlcwright.
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Severa. radical changes have been made In the
regulations governing tho Intercollegiate Chess
League, Players will be eligible for five years
instead Of four as previously obtained. and tbs
length Of tho tournament will be reduced from
SIX g. three days, by having four men on each
college team instead II w. and having each team
play a single match with It's three opponents
Faik, 1901, and Seweil, 1902, Columbia's repre-
santatiycs in the late tOurnam, mt, have been
appointed TO make arrangements fOr = return
cabIe match with Tie English uniyersities.
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-Four pairs entered the mixed foursome com
petition at the Country Club. and the prizes
we're won by Miss Human and Frank D. Baird.
whose Ill was nine strokes better than the
second ne. card. Miss Florence Suydam OF
Dyker Meadow. whose exhibition made her a
favorite In the women's tournament here last
spring. played from scratch with Z. II. Walker.
their actual play being the best OF the day. The
scores:
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\ lne iting 10 organize tho C,rruth.rr National
t"nrntm"nt VIII n" held at the Elephant club, I4II
iult'n street i~roOalyn, tomorrow ntsht.
AmAtCh has been arranged p,tya,u Mrs c,r,,r-
and Mrs Mche|s'l considered o. be- tWu Of tho hest
women hoNl"fs III bruokly n. The gam rs will lie
ton Hall alleys. ""s
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HoCkEr.
View York A. G. Defeats Yaie-Harvsrd
Victorious Over Canadians.

The New York A. c. and Yale hockey teams
played at tho ". Nicholas Rink last nisht and
the Athletic Club won by 4 goals 70 j. The
clubm.n could have made their score much
larger n they had played harder. The Yale
players were weak aud their team work did
not show up nj all well against that OF their
opponents. Tho rink was crowded. Fenvick
was the bright star on the winning tenn. lo
was at centre instead Of point and played
brilliantly. He shot each Of the four goals,
Two we're without assistance. one was on a
pass by Baird and tho other on a pass by
Horntsck. The Yale goal Was scored In the
second half and was made by Bronson from n
pass by Campbell. The teams lined mp as
follows:
.YAc. Portons. Tl:.
H E"n, ., "....".. rgip pa,o 'D COX
fS s .$S' :s'. "::: .,.,...s..... :: :; sf$ $::#
i@~"oa...r.n.ict g. sron.:n. ,R.isr.s,,w 81.
Time-Tvsnty minute halves.
Providence. Jan. IL The Brown University
ico hockey team defeated, the Massachusetts
new Lincoln Field rink by a score OF u to2.
CAMBRIDGE, Ma-s.. Jan. 13.-,The Harvard
ice hockey team won the second regular game
az the season from A team o' ANA llan payers.
saii to he experts, on the Soldiers Field rink
this afternoon. by the close score Of 2 to o.
Haryard's work was scientific. The men To-
lowed the bali closely from start 10 finish.
and there was spirited ~rallying from time to
time. The latter. however. were unable to
form OF a hall clrr Q. and had tho Canadians on
the lefan sivs most NJ the time. There was q
little wrangling over the rules. The PLAYING
OF r. J, doc ridge for Harvard ant OF Eghert
Tor the Cxnadians was the feature Of the after
noon. Ga brsith. ths former Harvari mar.
plaved forward for the Canadians. and put up
a good game. The lineup vast
H,rrd,d Posi' tons. Cdrdffrns
0oodr de-, ,........ Goal ............. Gallagher
Russ" II. .......,.".,. Point :. ,.... .oalOr,ith
P"nhAll w,,u.-... Cover point. ......"..... Fxhert
IAyerack ..u....,. ....rn.. Rollins
Gooirdge ...... .... Forward. I'D, W russell
HoIie. -. ......... ..".....t sche
Beardssll HARDY l,...... Sheraton
Goals Hardy. HoIis. Refsr~s-A z StoddArd
Yale ~. Timer L. Knor. Harvard.
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No Pictures Of Je~nri.s-shnrk-y Fight at
stamford.

SANFORD, Jan. ia show company was to
present moving pictures Of tho Jerrics-
ShHrkey fight tonight in the ,Irand Opera
House. tn" troupe arr we'd in town this after.
noon. hut left AZ O'Clock for Springfield. iha
man gar saying that Mayor TuIurr wouIj NOT
grant llrrrse 10 hun. glove contest, how
ever. l. licensed to take place IN the city under
the. auspices nf the Stamford \. c. stween
Jack Duane AMI jim McKeever on Jan, ~.
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no,.. o,,.,, pS-a 80. -. ,s,, o,.. a,
slS.n: g, Rad ain.n' iss. Total 500 49,, ,o.,
p%ssaa opoaon, 80. hr,ns, ASs'
~ --.
loo, c.ashsy, ia. "ishsr. hi Judge, $50
fSiAi..'i ~. ,,. u,.. ,o., s>..~
lsa, Eobsrtson. i.a' Dsr,n.. iso' TotAi. avs.
.,rn avn.
- 80 IA, szu.N..
is-' caush,y :I iss' W,,ssr,. 1 sa' Judge, iss. Tosi.
~o,,s. v.,-... v..., f~.~u. ~m~
on Friday nisbt VS. ,he ngnree rolled by The River
sde A. c. against the AtAlAntA whssimsn. The
scores;
At rnu ayvrssrp. A. d AlLsu-mn sAn.
ni':.,a. 4 c-r.h.r. ,e,' Tsll.., ,s:; Baldwin.
io". stani I iso; Smith. ~ aeNu Ss1; n, o,-
aga. 1855: Mi,.r, i1o, yTayi r. is2. Total. 7si.
.roosp o.xI
.M-:raa. A-o-r,.n.r, 1888. Teller; 100, BALDWIN.
ais. stanisr. 400, Smith, lpE Total. ees.
ssA' 1917 hiiiAfi 1885, Taylor Isl To1ai'os]'
THIRD GAM.
nvsr:ids A. G-fi,nsr' Iis; TsIsI. 1Sc; sA'o''n'
A,sisnta Whs linen "schin, iea, Hay. iss, oaos
At III. yiAsr wAsp arprBLroAs CLUE AiLEnA
un,r o.xr.
Northern Republican Club-sAyrs. iaN, Hyuo, 1TSy
BAD IN; la!; Baker i&5; Block, iSd. Tosei. lcI.
fi1t ward hepnblcAn CUP neoxtov ELIOT
$780, Gray. III Lee. iAii Smith. $50. Total. $40
Nor<n.- p.rchu,., c,,h-sv~ ,as, Nx~o ,ak,
a. SS s'RuSneAn PIocs ~ ~ }sc
Rlrst Ward Repubi, an Club - Mscl, i2Oi Elior.
lsi; Gray. l<<, Lee. 1874: smith. las. Total. 7bA-
., ~
NM aAz ,,.,
BALDWIN, 81. BAher, 1855; Biloxi. iSs, Total. ia.
First ward REPUBLICAN Club = Meok, loo. hllofs
ava ~"
The Monarchs bsRan their sngAsem snttn sne Ger
mania tournamsnt o. Brooklyn on Friday nixhS with
adouble victory. The scores;
Monsrsn krnminRS isa; wsitrr:, 'ss nsfan'
i'oi CAuion ~: II Mtass zis' totsk 10,
Apol!o-aAhn ia; pfund-tein az: L: brsshauei.
fss,' 'o'N '~
' ,rcoxn Al
ApGio.osn 10Y mA,hsnhs"Sr ~ .enn,,e'n'
niucL Aur- chnapnanf TAI. y Hosnighaussn
17s; Hsitznan. 1872; Bernard. re-; J. Hoeniehausen,
100, Total. SIS.
THIRD CANT.
1853, Heitfnan. l3S; Bernard. 100: J. HosnighAusen,
%onarn ng"ninsn ~ w~Ts.: 'oo, 0ssons
wv e"0t'' 1905 IA "~'A' io~A' oS~
tournament on Friday night. The scorsA
YrRsr sAMs.
~ --
PIP h~n,sht.ines 22A; koeh'er 1872 Miller. 10
It +. C.UBreitsniseS lss 1rsr' ITO, Mssla. ~,
Arend, 2ssi Hiidubrandt, I.5. Total, Sy0,
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Anumber Of changes are under war at the
Crescent A. c. inks. The one poor green on

Number OF changes are under war at the
Crescent A.. c. inks. The one poor green on
the course. the sloping sixteenth. will be done
away with. for by buying the adjoining prop
erty the club has been enabled to extend the
hole 100 yards, The seventeenth tee has also
been put back about 40 Yards. The short hole.
the ifth. II Ia he greatly improved. The fair
green. q mass Of burrows and weeds last
season, has been plonghed and seeded. 50 that
tho lies will be good next season. and a SENT
circular unRer l. 10 be built facing the putting
green. SO that unless carried from the tee a
weli-pitchei second shot will he needed. The
frs and second and the third and fourth no es
has been taken out. The trees we're often a
bother and the Improvement will make the
four holes much better golf,
The annual meeting and dinner OF the Dyker
Meaiow Coll Gu. was held last night at the
a afiS@E.yn f4sside No Sna%sn seT 6i Tsd S,s !. d 5sS
at the dinner At his right hand was the Rev.
F. p Mcdonnell, rector q Trin ~ !; Church.
M TpFih AZ iii ,St' Asi2r vi Who :, b HsaT6 c a On o, ,- the
Washington to attend. There we're seventy
tiye diners, the company including the Hon.
Ii. {. Duvsl. Judge W ". GooirIch. f. G.
Black ford. Gen, W. G.. Wallace, Gen. q F. Win.
gate. Daniel Chauncev. II. W, Maxwell. Capt,
". ,Nswcomh and Major John B. Holland OF
The meeting Of the Staten Island Cricket and
lNFIul Nlhh Np-ln'llV" VIII ulhIIl u6'lub
whether the oil I clubhouse at Livingston IL TO
he given M or not. Tn response 10 the resolu-
ton passed az the special meeting last month,
calling on the members for a donation OF $50
per head. has not been a. satisfactory as had
been ANTICIPATED The club has two club
houses. at Fox Hills. whore the fine eighteen.
hole course il situated. ami at Livingston,
whore the cricket, baseball an lawn tennis
groun : are located, This greater NUM- her Of
the mem bers ara golfers. and they naturally
favor tho developmeut Of the Fox Hills prop
erty. The followers OF the other games. while
not 50 numerous, are equally Ze6!ous, and a
split IN the club NAV be the outcome. Eugene
J.. Richards. Jr, the clubs President. Ia i'll and
unable to give his attention to the matter.
GLEN Cove, Jan. ia good golnnR day
drew out a fair sized field IN the second January
com petition for the Bushy Gun over the links
o. the Nassau Country Club to-day. The lowest
gross figure was that Of J. R. C. Tappnn. 81.
but against the high handicap men he could do
no better than land In fourth place; J. Rogers
and II. NJ. Adams third. The cards were:
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HOTEL and BO4HDTyG HOrsr

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Horses, Harness and Carriages.

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your goods are reliable. than the rea iers OF
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Eat New York Council IN Friday night added two
moe yttn"s 70 ia clean striLg ~ victor en- in the
Bro klyn Royal Arcanum sub-tournAment. The
score,
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Bnshwick C~1nncil-Fenuellv, I4i; Gould, l4o:
7IS "'
Burnside Council Martin. I26: y. King. ~: A.
King, l"d; Nelson, los. f.nstcr, l3a. Total, s57.
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Whltb.ck's 23I was the feature Of Friday nigh,
games in tho Brooklyn RJyal Arcanum tournAmsr
The scores:
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The Madison Wheelmen have elected the r
Ink nfiicers' President Ju,tls Fraukrl. \ tt.T ..
ti.ent, william J Brandt Urea 1Irer. A upp. DO .
ancisl -cCretari. y j. u. JacuIs, h. .
secret ~, Myer Ivy: Captain, Il. J. Va b. r
Lieutenant, Ben, kslkut second Li,u,erIr'
& Levy; Thi~d Lieutenant, T. Appel. I.,- .IH
henrv faber second Serge tut. II. NM %
) "s 'aut, Wi lam S'hsurr. Frst O., ..
LOUIS Brill: Sec nd TpIut Pe4rcr. T. o.. .
standard Bearur. Phi, RINct,. Bug d
prennd " bsrhofshrim' and MAY % -r
Board II Governors. \ Appel. II. VA / o.. q
J. Spero, ", Bae Ter y. " Irb ' Sim.
nhsr: r., k,i.lt AID ID. or rnwAld, bell, '.' a
Z, o. New York. Ju'tus Frankei, II, J H'-s Aad
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Parke. Davis 4 Co,-Blase. 100 Dorap, 1855: I. II.
Carragnn. 1871; Druun. idi C,rr, ldt. Tot i. 7tT.
h. W. Robinson h ,on-K mbsl!. 1852; W Il. Rob
tnsOn. l3+, Hopper. 1913, Littell, 13s; Smith. l26.
Total, 723.
THIRD GAME.
Parke. D wis 4 Co Blake. le4; Doran. 1915: q. II
Carr .an, III; Bruun, 1876; carr, no Total. 73l.
Natl0nal Load Clmpany -krmble. la. stunning.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-12-14

Our former fcilow.ci,is-n. Frank ID.
voosh~~-. nov tcaciin. In tho Indian
schools nj Tos~yn. Ana. has cause tn rr.
member III. Boxer moy-m-n' In Cbinn
With sorrow. Two of his classmates,
Rrv. Frank T.. Simoox and wife. ~rfu
among tho victims, to.cll,cs with their
thscc children.
A Missouri girl who hal 10 bc shown
srnt ton ccnts Ia au advertiser io learn
hos u k~-p hcr hands white. Tie reply
sas: sSaak them IN dishwairr thrcc
times. day. ~hil- your mother rests"
W. s. Paninnncs. vicc president ot tho
Oxnasd Caasirucs,on Co. left for Ncw
York rcccatly. uc dill not take Pull.
man slcrper al Rocky Ford bat Travelled
In a buggy to tho state line that hc might
study The coudiiioa. of tho valley In TO.
laiion 10 sugar production.
H-st @. Baldwin of Denver. who rep.
sv-rn's tho Mccormack Co. IL Sisiiip.
hi. brother. Mark Baldwin.
Mrs. Estciic Pope. Henry has returned
from visit of five weeks with relatives
nj tniianola. Iowa. accompanied by her
sister. Miss Kate Pope wlo will spend
the winter here.
Il. ". English and II. A. Dawicy
we're In Sugar City n few days sine"
looking up the English Lumber Co. e
interests in that thriving iovn.
=. u. Bouchard Of Mani,ou was in
town this week.
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Miss Maud. Hickox cniertaincl a
lsr.. numi.-r Of young friends with pro.
r,ra.,y. rr.kinoic Tuesday evening.
Five table. ~.rr IN uss. The champion.
sh,p yes . a. irtuecn Mis-. Lula Nc.
k,nncy aud Mr. Joseph Smith. Elegant
refreshments closed a very pleasant
evening.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-01-14

The exhibition ct the water oolors OF +.
lJonkipson Smith. which is TO take place
The latter paf o. this month, al the fis-
cher gallery.
Tho uuveiling of the Webster statue on
rho 18Th will add an artistic bronze monu-
mani 10 the attractive collection in this
rity This statue. by Trentanovc. is very
satisfactory piece Of work, and will divide
Inc houurs with the Lafayette and Garfield
monuments. which. up to the present, have
been the most studied and admired by ar
isis and students OF all our outdoor
bronzes.
number OF the local water color paint
e-s have sent pictures 10 New YORK lot
,bo coming exhibition Of the American
water Color Society, which Is this year to
he held at the Waldorf Astoria, since the
Academy % Design. where for so many
years this important society has heid us
exhibitions. has been sold. This exhibit
ton. by the way, VIII continue but TWO
weeks. one-half as long as the society
exhibitions have been in the past. Another
Interesting effect of this hotel exhibition,
which IN fat this show is. when one
comes to think Of it, is that the pictures
will be Judged AT the establishment OF one
of the New Yori picture handling concerns
and only those accepted will be taken TO
the hotel. What this means will be bet
ter undersi o0d when 1T Is recalled that
of the 0Ge framed pictures sent in last
year only about one-quaItcr were accepted
ana hung. Imagine the situation. II all
tho pictures sent in we're carried to the
Waldorf Astoria Tho good people So
Journinc there might be overcome by the
deluse and DO hopelessly stampeded, and
then what would The artists do? Probably
carry their picture5 back 10 their studios
and profit by the lesson that too much Of
even a good thing Is bad thing
JAMES HENRY MOSER.
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