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WANTEI,- EXPERIENCED Statesmen FOR OUR
boys cothIng dept; none need Apply -, "'i ne,
thoroughly competent. and come with the nes,
Of REFERENCE. Apply at once. 5. kANN SONS
A co SIh and Market space. seS-I'
New-York tribune., 1900-10-28
BASEBALL.
LETTER To CHAl

LETTER To CHAMPIONS-OFF To CUBA
C. II. Ebbets. president of the BrooSlyu Base.
ball Club, yesterday sent the appended letter TO
each OF the Brooklyn players:
At the request of small band of admirers and
rooters or the Brooklyn Baseball team. / forward
You BY mail a small gift evidence of their ao-
mlraton and appreciation of your efforts during tns
last season IN bringing the National League cham
p!Onshlp 10 Brooklyn ] also take tnis opportunity
TO congratulate YOU and the members OF the team
upon the grand victory In the p0st-seasOn series
Ptttsburg Going into the enemies country ana
defeating them so decisively. three games In four
Is not only something to be very proud OF. but Will
IN addition, nave stroag and positive tendency 20
elevate the game Trusting you will enjoy a mos
pleasant and deserved rest during the winter
months and with kind regards, ! remain, sincerely
yours, G. II. EBBETS
The New-YOrk and Brooklyn baseball teams
sailed yesterday afternoon for Havana on the Ward
Line steamship Havana. The teams as fol-
lows:
New -YOTk-'AIike'' Brady. catcher. "Harry"
Howell. pitcher; Jack" DOYLE, hrsI base; William
Gleason, second base; George Davis. short stop
Charles Hickman. third base Tom o. Brien. right
field; 'Cy'' Seymour, ceatre fied Clarence Foster
leit Held Win Mercer, pitcher; T. p. simpson
Brooklyn-WiIliam sehrber. catcher; William
Donovan pitcher. Hugh Jennings, urst base
Tom DalV, second base; William Dahlen short
stop: William Keller, right held: James Scheckard
centre held: James Callahan left hed Jess Tan
nenll pteheri Jack Barry. third base; Husa
Jennings. manager.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-28
FIGHTING IN SOUTH AFRICA.
BOTH BRITISH AND BoERs SUFFER HEAVY
LOSSES.

London. Oct pa dispatch received at the
War Office from Lord Roberts dated Pretoria.
October 26, referring to the fighting of General
Burton's column with General De Vets forces
on October 25, says:
The British losses were heavier than at first
reported. An additional officer and twelve men
were killed and three officers and twenty-five
men were wounded. The Beers left twenty -four
dead and nineteen wounded on the field. and
twenty-six Beers were made prisoners. Three
Beers who held up their hands in token of sur
render and then fired on the British were court
martialled, convicted and sentenced to death I
have confirmed the sentence.
The dispatch also refers to minor affairs in
which the troops OF General Kitchener and Cen
sral Methuen were engaged. and a serious Incl
dent between Springfontein and Philippols
Orange River Colony where fifty cavalrymen
were ambushed and captured by the Beers, only
seven Of the party escaping.
Another dispatch from Lord Roberts says:
Barton attacked the ubiquitous De Wet near
Frederickstad. The Beers were scattered in all
directions
New-York tribune., 1900-10-28
HORGAN'S WEIGHT Was LIaBT

On Sunday last at the dual meet of the ST. Bar
thoomew a. c. and the Star A c. AT CaItI, psrt
Dennis Horgan. the American and British cham.
pion, was reported 10 have put the 1s-pound shot
II feet AS inches The conditions surroundinp the
Fut were such as would warrant its acceptance bv
the Record Committee of the A. A u Secretary
Sullivan at once wrote to Nj. j. Flynn. of the star
4. c.. to have the shot brought to his once in
order to nave Il etficiaily weighed. The Star A O.
fed readily GSomened with this request The Shot
Wegher. and ]; Edward Taylor CITY WeisbsT s a6S
they attested that II weighed only fifteen hounds
ten ounces rms weight was also returned bv Fair
banks; Thus Horgan's record will not figure in The
record DOCKS OF America. This Is 10 be resretted
and ~ certainty hard on HoFgan There Is no sx
whatever for the COMMITTEE fIrnisbtIa W ~ -
weight below the standard '"e '"e
New-York tribune., 1900-10-28
PUBLIC GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
DR. L. C. CULVER WINS THE QUALIFYING ROUND
AT VAN CoRTLANDT PARK LINKS

Golfers at Van Cortlandt yesterday had TO yield
the pride of place to competitors for the mems
championship of the Van Cortlandt Golf Club, an
organization which has distinguished itself in sew
eraI big tournaments this The champion
ship of the club virtually the public cham
pionshp of New-York City as any one may be-
come member by sending in his application and
Initiation fee. DR. L. C. Culver. who has done
great deal toward the Improvement of conditions
at the links, made the best card, 91 his halves
being 4S and 49, r. P. Carter came next at e5
The best sixteen at medal play qualified for the
subsequent hole play rounds, which 10 continue
until November 10. The trophy is the gift of John
O'Connor, and will represent the championship title
for the year. John B. Macdonald and Park Com
missioner MOebus visitors to the tournament
in the afternoon Both expressed pleasure that the
links in such good condition, and Mr.. Mac
donald made quiet test of them in round of a
hole two.
The second round for the Herald Cup was another
of the days incidents c. W. Dorland was drawn
against P. +. Gilmartin, whom he defeated in
well played match by up and { TO play. Edward
Johnson met DIR Culver in this same round. and in
spite of the latter's success in the championship
contest, johnson beat him up and to play. II. E.
Brown, formerly the holder of the MOrosini Cup.
won well earned victory from DR.. E. NJ. Mendel
while William Freeland beat w. S. Thompson l up.
Following the summaries:
DR. l. C. Culver:
New-York tribune., 1900-10-28
FILIPINO CAPTAIN SENTENCED TO DIE.
POUND GUILTY OF BURYNG ALIVE AN AMERI
CAN sEAMAN-oTHER ATROCITIES
CHARGED TO HIM.

Manila, Oct "a via Hong-Kong. Oct. 27.-The
rebel Captain Novicio has been tried by military
commission at Baler, Northern Luzon, charged
with bprying alive seaman named Mcdonald. of
Lieutenant Gillmore's Yorktown party. Novicio was
found guilty and sentenced TO death The Com
missions sentence is in the hands of General
Macarthur for approval. Testimony was produced
~ the trial showing that NOvicio also caused the
death Of Veuville another member of Lieutenant
Lilllmores party, by delivering him into the hands
Of the native tribesmen. known as noggotes who
under the preteXt Of going fishing, lured Vellville
into the woods and murdered him. with two Span-
IN IN friends who we're fellow eaptives with him
and sucked his blood until he was dead The evil
dence also showed that Noyicio killed a Filipino
named Rodrigue who suspected of being
friendly 10 the Americans. General Wheaton has
approved The Commissions sentence. -.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-28
HACKENsACK LOOKS AT :


Hackensack, n. j.. Oct. 27 (SpeciaD-rbo a..
annual Horse Show of the Hackensack Dri,,,a
Association, held this afternoon on tba O,.,
DaH held was a greater success than tho -
ayers had expected. The grandstand con+oI,
ABOUT htteen hundred persons. There were aioht
seven entries in fifteen classes with NAM, h.,..
Iui hOrses and turnOuts. In the trottin, -
William II Cane, jr. Jugger Last SHE'D ~ 50
Oh the music stand as the band started 10 -,
throwing MI Cane out. He was dragged 80,
SIX hundred feet before the horse was stonnad M
young man remounted the seat and finished ~
hloluon' with applause The judges We're mr. y :,
BROOKS OF Paterson Frederick W Whit % y, r.
1oFk lily, ana W. r. JanVier Of ricLI,o55 ~ tNeW-
n a Ihe only money prizes were for TiHer Tg oga;
haeks Ihe hrst prize winners Were licensed
PouI- in-hands-Captan ]. Phelps's team h,. ~
pau 'Ssls tll9sfs and pacersl-Kimba ~ IIpbon
Minnie Deere. ' ". y Brinkerh0ff 5
e single horses thaekneys or cobs)-Wniam n 1.ha
Iandems-Captain J. J. Phelps's Cola ana -,
special Tor yearng hles-Kimball c AtwoSn oasinine
Ponies in harness under 1874 hands-cbar,es H.,
Park teams (haekneys or oobsl-Chsrles t1.u.,..
Licensed hacks-G. s. ZelIin
2Aucle horses ridden by women--Mrs J. n F,rooL
n and Marian Russell. - N"app cyrus
Sinsie Si horses driven BY women-s G. Mupn.s c,,
r-ly teams e l. Seabriskie's Bonnie Anse snd ~,
70 harness-K G. AtwoodE NerhIaSs
c.Ie Tge years old undsr-K C. Atwood, Nor,,,..
Saddle horsss-E H. oeswin's Golden Rod.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-28
ORANGE HORSE SHOW ENDS.
H. c. HosKIER HAs TWO RIBS BROKEN
MANY HOUSE PARTIES

Orange n. J., Oct q (SpeciaD.-The horse show
of the Riding and Driving Club of Orange closed
this evening The opinion that the show far
surpassed all previous efforts of the club. I'm the
afternoon there was a large attendance of chill
dren to see the pony contests and in the evening
the boxes and seats were filled with representa-
tive audience Of the best people In the Oranges.
Many house parties have been held with the show
Tor an objective point. On the first night of the
show H. c. Hoskier had two ribs broken in the
ring by being struck by fractions horse 1t passed
at the time as simple mix up, and 1t was not
till the next night that the facts were known.
MI Hoskier with pluck finished the show, driving
his exhibits and carrying off two blue ribbons
The first prize winners were:
Glass 30 ponies harness. mare or geding u hands
ana a. unqer-Dashboard clock offered by Mark W cross
Local class "a horses harness stallion mare or geld
ins heac6 over l'2 hands'-champon sr years a
70 Local 6osds class lass 81 ons gedIng over
years, Thomas b. Hidden '' ' H.
90 per performances over fences 30 per nen
heather a Bloom, b. g. 3 years Howard Wlets
not over l52 handsss Earle yeaes br hans m and and
Glass sc pones under saddle mare or geding @
hands and not exceeding III Fly br m
Class 80 d9cal Goaehmsns driving contesD-Henry Car
ter. employed By Tonzo Sauyage. of Newark '' 0"'
oTa ~ u & Soea FoadsteEs exceeding l51 hands prize
g. Thomas Russell ara seven enthusiastically br
anG Glass not % over goo1 Z stallion ss over 12
classes prize offered by Tichehor won c IN s 9Pen harness
CLASS ~ docal womens saddle horses ri5den t
women manners 90 per cent conformation and syia ~
per cent QUALITY 70 per cent three entesJ-Why Not 6
s Absrt Basds fSs Of R9 Fvns Club ridden by
Class p Qocal tandems any height horses ,r,, -.
count. three entries)-Miss Earle br m olly 20
iSS5sT i CSudG B & b. g. years Ar and Mrs G r Iawton
per pc each 80 per cent; three enresIwBerery
lass ~ uocal pairs of harness horses over II bor1
prize offered BY John NJ Shaw six entires,- 'iids'
Esars' ana Garter. b. g. years e W Horn 80 - b.
lass "a doeai saddle horses 1872 hands and over. CON
per cent six entries1mIadv W W Sgle OF going each
h h Williams. jr. ~'' 'i'- . years,
Glass 10 (open TO dealers only: prize Offered b -
Rip 1T stallion gelding not over ~ Ira A
ley ' " - years John Sprat-
Lewis i Rcai hands horses to count
New-York tribune., 1900-10-28
COLUMBIA IN NEED OF LINKS

Columbia Unverslty's golfers anxious to be-
gin active work, but so far most of their time has
been devoted to looking for grounds for COlumbia's
use An attempt was made to obtain the EngeWood
Clubs links but the governors would not consent
on account of the overcrowded condition of these
The Laurence Harbor Golf Clubs links might be
used If put in order and kept So but this would
involve the expenditure of too much money the
offer has been declined Several other projects
have been under consideration. 1t is expected that
several team matches will be held, and Captain
Edwards has adopted system of interclass
matches to select the varsity team.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-28
HARBOR HILLS MONTHLY HANDICAP.
SOME OF THE PLAYERS QUALIFIED FOR THE
CAPTAINS CUP.

The last but one OF Harbor Hills monthly handi-
caps resulted yesterday In victory for John French
whose winning card was Is. The best gross score
made by A. B. Lowson, who did 81. This
enabled him to qualify for the Captains Cup, which
is to be played for on Thanksgiving Day by the
men who have turned in the two best gross scores
in each monthly handicap. French and W. Scott
O'ConnoF, the well-kRown amateur fencers. tied at
IS for the other place. Those who eligible for
the cup include j. A. jamie, jr., Vincent Hockmey-
er, A B. Lowson, c. Y. WemPle, A. S. Ogelsby,
E. s. Rawson, Otto Hockmeyer, A. L. Marion
Ralph Mckee, C. c. Gouldsboro and S. c. Clark.
pleasant feature of the afternoons play was a
team match with the Hillside Golf Club of Plain
field. The latter able to send only four men,
but these were victorious by a score of to g.
w L. Glenny practically won the match for Hill
Asde by defeating Otto Hockmeyer, up. Wemple
was the only the Harbor Hill team to
score. Following is the summary:
New-York tribune., 1900-10-28
NEW sPANIsH MINISTER OF nARLnE

Madrid Oct. 27.-Marquis Darellano has been an
pointed Minister of Marine. succeeding Premier Az
oarraga, who held the portfolio temporarily, Ad-
mirai Mozon having withdrawn from the Ministry
owing 10 the refusal Of the Premier to allow an
Increase OF the navy credits.
The Minister of War, General Linares in an in
terView to-day protested agains; the new Cabinet
belne described as military" IIe said the pres
eat moment was not the time 10 give predom-
inence 10 military influences, and added that no.
lsody dreamed Of such q policy.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-28

George Banker arrived from Europe yesterday
the American Line steamship. He SAYS he is
through with racing; that it has its best day
abroad and he is now going to stick to his busI-
In PittsbuTg. He is much interested in MOTOR
cycles and automobiles; the former particularly
and will be in New-York two weeks to attend the
Automobile Show. He brought back with him a
motor bicycle and two motor triCycles one of them
a big two cylinder twelve horsepower machine
the most powerful ever built N'
New-York tribune., 1900-10-28
OFCLING.
ROADS WORK-BANKER THROUGH
WITH RACING.

c. F. Bostwick. the Republican candidate for Sen
ator in the XYIIth Senate District, has written a
letter to NJ. NJ Bedding. jr the chief consul of the
League of American Wheelmen of this State say
ing: II have been closely allied with athletics for
the last ifteen years. and take a great personal
interest in their welfare. | in favor of good
roads and generally stand for wheemens rights.
If am elected promise to carry out this poIicV
a member of the Legislature BeIding AVS
that BOstwiCk is entitled to the support of wheel
men in his district.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-28

game, and his opponent, W. H. Baylis won from
w. A. Canter by up and to play. W. Il. F.
Moore, playing the hottest kind of golf won from
DR. Wells the twentieth hole. All in the
fifteenth, Moore the sixteenth. DIR. Wells the
seventeenth, the home hole was halved in par 3.
the nineteenth in 4, and at the twentieth Moore
drove the green within few feet of the cup. Ne
gotiating a partial stymie successfully he holed
out in a par to his opponents 4. Mrs. Wells won
in the finals from Mrs. Ogden by the narrow mar
gin of up.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-28
added: weights sixteen pounds below the scale Mile
and seventr yards.


Lexington, KY. Oct. % (SpeciaD.-James R. Keene
lost by death to-day his recent purchase of Moss
Rose, the dam of Henry of Navarro The mare
was in her seventeenth year. She was bred by L.
o. Appleby Silver Brook stud but produced Moth
ing of consequence except Henry of Navarro. She
was disposed of at the recent Silver Brook sale in
New-York. and James r. keene bought her at a
long price. She was shipped to Kentucky, and en-
route contracted cold, which developed
into pleuro pneumonia. She was by imp. Ill Used
dam Scarlet
New-York tribune., 1900-10-28
ATHLETICS AT CoRNgLL

letie Council OF Cornell University held Tonight
the resignation OF Professor r. W. Hurcut as
president OF ths council received and accented
Dean White, Of the university faculty and chair
man OF the Rowing Committee Of the council, was
New-York tribune., 1900-10-28
SHOOTING AT CREEDuO0R,

The regular supplementary practice of the sea son
Vas held al CreedmoOr yesterday for the expert
class at 200 and 800 yards. The attendance was
fair The weather was anything but favorable for
Ihurston was in charge. Qualncati tions OF ofncers
New-York tribune., 1900-10-28

ON THE MORRIS COUNTY LINKS
In the championship contest at Morris County
yesterday the scores were:
First round-James A Tying beat S. H. Plum Cd 4 up
and To play; II. A. Colby, =. 3. Beckwith W L.
Thompson drew byes
Bogie handicap -Marmaduka Tden down; J. g.
Dickson down: J. \. Tying and A. B. Frost. down.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-28
CANADIANS NOT 10 SEEK CANADA's CUP

Toronto. Ont. Oct z-It has been announced
that the Royal Canadian Yacht Club win not chal-
lenge next year for the canada's Cup. now held
by the Rochester Yacht Club. The declination of
skEpef jarvis 10 handle the challenger is given as
New-York tribune., 1900-10-28
PRESIDENTS CUP AT ARDSLEY
A. d. Cochrane made the best score in the quail
fying round at Ardsley Yesterday The summary:

Presidents Cup Qualifying rOundl-A d. Cochrane So;
J. C. Rennard 50; F. G. Wylie, e3: f. NJ Daily 81 A
Barron "a; r. A. Proal 95; r l.. Eldrdge 90; II. p.
Gayey, 96.
Others who played were L. f. Young 1O5; E. NJ
Johnson 1876; w e. Lambert 10; H. L. R. Edgar.
III. and Robert Syms ia.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-28
CHESS.
TWO GAMES DECIDED AND ONE AD
JOURNED IN THE TOURNAMENT.

The chess players met at the Manhattan Chess
Club yesterday afternoon, to contest the third
round of their tournament. Hedges beat Lip
schultz, Showalter beat Baird and the game be-
tween Marshall and Lipschutz adjourned. Tha
game will be finished this afternoon. The scores
of the games follow.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-28
fn 2d' .:::::.:.::::55 ssstss:Ets-e

Herald Cup. second round-G w. Dorand beat p. F.
Giimartin up and to play Edward Johnson beat Dr.
l. G. Culver; up and to play; H. E. Brown beat DR.
y. NJ; A,endel, up and to play; William Freeland
New-York tribune., 1900-10-28
E. F. sLAYBAcK CUP GAMES.

Glen Ridge, N j.. Oct. % CSpeciaD.-On the Glen
Ridge golf links this afternoon the members played
for the qualifying round for the e. F. Slayback
Cup the lowest eight men qualifying 10 continue
match play next week Seven of the eight qualified
outright while three tied for eighth place, and
tbev will play off during the week 10 MI up the
eighth place The scores of those who qualified
New-York tribune., 1900-10-28

Mrs E. NJ Clifford A N 'e'
Gould ................ ................ "a
Hester Kyle and Edward F. San
Mr., and Mrs St. John Wood .......ii4 Is 70
Miss Andrews and Howard A
Miss Cieorgana Wimerding and ]. A.
Miss Mabel Burke and c. F. Wat
Miss Helene Hernandez and H G.
cors ....,;.....:..::. .11s Il 1O5
Mrs j. D. Woodruff and C. D. Jenkin-
1r..
Miss Josephine Kirkland and Russell
Mrs r. f Sanford and Manton B.
MetCah LII II 1O6
Miss Edna Howard and L. ST. Clair
Mr. and Mrs. Al0nzo Daniels. ..........1lS 100
Mr and Mrs George NJ Gill .........123 II III
MT and w. J. Kingsand. .......i24 Ia ll0
New-York tribune., 1900-10-28
MIXED FOuRsoME Az ORANGE

Orange, N. j., Oct "a CSpeciaD.-A spirited handI-
cap mixed foursome match took place to-day on
the links of the Essex County Country Club at
which there was some excellent play. Despite the
threatening weather many spectators We're present
Inc
New-York tribune., 1900-10-28
CLOSE PLAY AT ENGLBwOoD.

Englewood, N. j.. Oct q (SpeciaD,-Ths semi
finals for the championship of the Engleweod Golf
Clr-> were ended to-day for the active members as
web as the finals for the associate members. In
the former F. II. Wilson decidedly on his
New-York tribune., 1900-10-28
GOLF.
NEWARK ATHLETIC CLUB OPENS A FINE
NEW LINKS-A THOUSAND VISIT
ORS PRESENT.

Newark's links opened yesterday, ana
more than a thousand people present TO oner
congratulations to the golfers. The Newark Attn
letic Club, which few seasons ago fought any
attempt to introduce the sport. acted as host
and its members pointed with pride at the WORK
accomplished on the course. When Alexander
Findlay taken from the Essex County Country
Club help the Newark players lay out their links
he was confronted with conditions that would nave
discouraged a less determined greenskeeper
collection of i'll kept suburban lots was the ground
chosen for the course but Findlay mapped out his
holes and began to upholster the dales and Valleys
with turf, and yesterday the result was apparent
in fine an eighteen hole circuit % to as 9ne bt fSsa
who walked over the ground yestsTday G9Ha hhg fol
good golf were APPARENT everywhere Some idea
Of its merits may be gathered from glance at the
following table of distances and boge scores:
FIRST HALF.
Esss. sI;s .as aqs az az ao sps fSis
SECOND HALE
s: Fs3ds s5 s as @ S az 80 q ass ls s
sGson e the 19t club hub Pqdng i gpfheq4 s6 n in
Doors several ssspitaI matches were PLAYED for
6F beat Bali Mao9
and P. c. Pulver by up and to play The cards
follow
Graham:
fa 2a' :::::::::::tt si-sa
Moody:
p SP' :::::::...:.:.:...: 9t:tsss E..ssso
Pulver:
IN 21' :::::::::::::. ::::::::t. titS$S st-s7 "a
ball:
Gn Gp' ...............t ...,......tt ststssssEaas
Alex tb PbdMsy M the clubs G S Played
Out .....................5 3 3 5 8 SO
A number of interesting tournaments prom
ised for the autumn, and next the club will
take leading place among local golfng organiza-
New-York tribune., 1900-10-28

Several record attempts postponed from last
Sunday, will be made on the Merrick Road to-day
Miss CAST Will try for the one hundred and Two
hundred mile road record held by women and
Charles Kuhlke will try for the mems record for
one hundred miles. The best wOman's record is :
hours minutes and 80 seconds The best record
for men is 4:S7. held by Goodman, of Pennsylyania
New-York tribune., 1900-10-28
BRITISH STEAMBOAT ROBBED BIZ PIRATE,

fong-Kong. Oct 27.-The British steamboat Per-
severance plying between Hong Kong and Macao
has been boarded by pirates and robbed of $1,000