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New-York tribune., 1900-12-11
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

First race zone mile seIling)-Pstit Maitre Jos
Deponan. 1Os Pantland los Grey Fore 39s Locus i6
HEROES 10: Pacemsker. 10; Elsmere, 10 80,
Sacond race fsx furongs. ssling)-Bele OF Egin lVl
Enjoy lo1: Gibson Girl 1ol; Ihe Bronze Demon IUi
IoA VaI5ez 1O4- Matn 1O5 Merryuan los; Gray Daily
los: Porter b lCs Fannie Maud. 1O9i Add, no -
Thfnd race zone ghth miles; selnglIon Gil
more e6 Davis So; Governor Boyd ssi SlVeE Glh
100: Little SaIlie 1O1 Bana 1O3 Chorus Boy lO4 Lillian
Reed. 104; Bohul. 1O5 ,.-, -.
Fourth race (sz one-half furougs handicaPl-Iea
Gown 90. Aloha II 100; Christopher 100; George
1O5: Sir FIorian los; ". ]. Baker l0s Sakatuck H.
Sevoy. lis. Ic7-- NJ.
Fifth Cone mile and seventy ysEds
IO4: Brown Ven, IO4 Wtndward- 10T: Samoyar. l0li
Dandy h. 1O7: Bright Night 1OI; Jessie Jarooe. lO'
Belle Of Orleans, no -
Sixth race tsix furlongs; sengl-ArTland SSi & Dsna
Iebar 1O1 Scrivener, l0; Onoto. lo4
Peu Nell II. 1O3: Saxby, 1OS; Fleuron. luS
New-York tribune., 1900-12-11
BOWER PRICES FOR RUBBER GOODS SOON.

No meeting OF the directors OF the United States
F2ubber Company was held yesterday. and. accord
ing 10 the statement OF President Sheppard. none
will be held until January He denied the report
that there had been a cut OF IS per cent IN thu
nrres Of manufactured goods but said that prices
9UouId Be lowered soon. the backwardness or the
season and close composition by independent con-
panies made this necessary move
New-York tribune., 1900-12-11
THE SALE AT LEXINGTON

Lexington, KY. Dec. 10 (SpeciaD.-Fhe Fasis- Tip
ton sale here to-day was attended BY large num-
ber OF local buyers. The prices averaged only n0S
for the seventy-one head sold 1870 worth Of stock
being disposed OF by the auctioneer. William
Easton- The Breeders Protective Association
bought twenty-three mares which will be sold
South without their breeding. The average Price
paid for them was S45. La Diva, a brown mare, ten
years old by Longfellow, out Of that producer Of
winners EIkhoru Lass brought $1,000 the top price
OF the sale. ". L Powers. secretary OF the Coney
Island Jockey Club. the purchaser. The best
prices OF the day follow:
Fare-Thee-weu b. m 3 by Egmont-SPeed- -
well; W +. Young. Lexington $500
"E1G1; E11G2yrDs5s eI Stud ~ " mp ..., s25
La Diyai P6vsrs o. m;' He,YorE e y 1000
Belle Air b. m. 5. by Belvidere-vinrage; J. B. -
Durham Lexington. ... SuO
GIamor ch. m. IL by INN. St Blaise-Glean; 90
Iadv Of Quality ch. m, 4 by imp. Top Gallant
Dolly Warden: Kinzea Stone. Georgetown KY 800
New-York tribune., 1900-12-11
RESULTS AT NEw-oRLEANs

New-Orleans. Dec. 1O.-weather fns: track fast.
Egalite and Eight Bells the only winning
favorites. Summary:
FIRST RACE-six and one-haIf furongs.
Egaiite lOs tBoland) 10 and .--...--....--
Good Night, 1l2 (Vandusen). I and
star Cotton. lO4 Cochran 70
Time-1:23
Domadge. Sunlocks Fannie Leland Precision. Robert
Monnett Clara Keene and Floyd Dixie also ran
SECOND RACE-FIve and one-haIf furlongs
Tonicgm III CwiIkerson1, to and to 1.:;...
St Bluff. 9S Cochran. 20 10
Time-1:Osls.
Shut Up Kohnwreath. Duces Tecum Fake. Educate.
sempire Red Signal Henry Clay Rye and Hand Squeeze
also
THIRD RACE-One mile and three-eighths.
Major Mansir. 81 Cochran to and 70 1o-:----,
Monk wayman. 100 McJoynt. to 1 and TO 5-.--
Admetus, log CFansou), TO 3
False Lead Shelby. Banquo II and Gray Dog
ran
FOURTH RACE-One mile; handicap
Alex. IOs CfiteheID. to and to ? ---.-;.--,--
Chorus Boy 1O1 May, 20
Time-1:42.
sauber and John HaIssy also
FIFTH RACE-seven furIongs.
Eight Bells iOa CDalel 1s 70 and to
ousver 100 O5oland), s to and to 1.----...--.-.
Rodd, 1O4 CWatsonl. p 70 J. .
Jessie Jarboe Mitt Boykiu. Deceptive Miss Redwood.
Grey Forge. Pantand and Pauline also ran
SIXTH RACE-sevsn furlonEs; selling
Uterp 100 CAiitcheD. 1 and to s.. ..-........
Reducer 100 CIcJoynU, IS 70 1 and TO 1--.--.'-'-
Tragedy 100 tBoiand)' even. 90
Little Boy Blue Ignis Larequoiss. vindvard and
False also ran.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-11
BASKET BALL TEAMS DISQUALIFIED.

At a meeting OF the Amateur Athletic Union
Basket Ball Committee yesterday the playing OF
the Yale team at DR.. Savage's Gymnasium on
Saturday night with a team known the Silent
Five was discussed. As the Silent Five team
was not registered. nor the game sanctioned by
the Amateur Athletic Union, the teams have dis
qualified themselves without any action by the
Amateur Athletic Union, from further competi-
ton in amateur sport The members Of the teams
are as follows: Yale-Messrs. Cotton. Hail. Clark
Rodgers and lockwood. Silent Five-RapboId Ne
Vea Avens Menneh and Mcusn. This disqualid-
cation means that any teams that play the Yale
University team or the Silent Five team until such
time as the men are reinstated BY the Amateur
Athletic Union VIII disqualify themselves.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-11
THE RACETRACK.
SLOAN WAITING FOR DECISIVE ACTION.
HE HAS BEEN CLEARED OR TURNED
DOWN. IN ENGLAND


DOWN. IN ENGLAND
dispatch was received from Chicago yesterday
saying that Tod Sloan. the Jockey had announced
there yesterday that he did not intend to ask any
Jockey club or racing association in this country
for license to ride tracks under its jurisdiction
until he had either cleared his standing with the
English Jockey Club been absolutely turned
down" He was asked II he had anything TO say
about the report that Thomas Williams. Of the
California Jockey Club. had sent a cable dispatch
TO the English Jockey Club TO learn about the re-
suit OF the investigation OF the charges made
against Sloan at the Newmarket meeting. Mr.. Will
Jams was reported TO have said that he would op-
pose the granting OF a license to Sloan to ride
at Oakland. Cal. If the report that Sloan had been
debarred from riding the English turf true
Sloan was quoted replying;
Mr.. Williams is a splendid turfman, and II he has
eabed to England for Information he probably does
y sincerely However I do not intend 70 ride at
Oakland or any other California track I going
10 California for recreation I have been fully
prepared for the reports that followed the word
from England. fellow has 70 stand for them
lot OF people are asking questions. and in such
way as TO make it appear that there is more
Dehlnd the case than is known This matter
cannot be fully settled until the Jockey Club OF
England makes a more complete statement. at
IeaSt gives Official notice That will not come
license
New-York tribune., 1900-12-11
CHAFFEEs STRICT DISCIPLINE.
GREAT ATTENTION PAID TO THE APPEAR
ANCE AND CONDUCT OF HIS MEN


ANCE AND CONDUCT OF HIS MEN
Washington Dec. I0.-An idea Of the strict dis
cpne exacted Of the United States troops in China
indicated by the following general order issued
ny General Chafee. commanding the China relief
expedition. under date OF october s, copy OF
which received AZ the War Department to-
csy:
AZ officers VIII take measures 70 assure them
selves that enlisted men OF their commands are al
ways IN proper dress and present neat ana clean
appearance when leaving their quarters 10 visit
other parts
Il mas been noticed that many campaign hats are
Old and dirty. New hats well as other articles
ot Dress should be drawn ~ necessary, and efforts
mace 10 preserve them in proper condition The
hat or cap VIII not be used 70 wear or carry any
Arlcle OF ornament not contemplated
me blouse coat must at all times be buttoneo
throughout II for satisfactory reason the blouse
ae not worn the blue shirt must be butuoned
throughout collar turned down. uncerclothing con-
cea ted anc Fuspenders discarded.
-speclal attention should be paid TO military
courtesy 10 preserve the good opinion the world
row Las for the American soldier Ofhcers and
flo- Ioned officers are depended upon 70
MAINTAIN a high standard OF appearance. deport-
Iet end efficiency AT all times, and are reminded
t laat Lhe precept and example which they set Is
ellcEy retected IN their suboroinates, ana every
MEMBER of this command who is proud OF MS coun.
~ ls expected 10 bear himself AZ all times that
me reason Tor his pride viii be evident
New-York tribune., 1900-12-11
BR0DRIcK RE-ELECTED ID PARLIANENT.

London. Dee l0-The Right Hon. 81. John Brod-
rex has been reelected 20 the House OF Commons
tron the GuLdford division OF Surrey IN the Con-
serFauve interest without opposition. Mr.. Brod-
nck reelection was. according 10 the ParliErnen-
iary rule. made necessary by his appointment 10 a
place in TIE new Cabinet Secretary OF State for
War Captain Z. q. Pretyman. Conservative. has
beer reelected Tor the Woodbridge division OF Suf-
loik. and Sir A Acand-HOOd. Conservative from
tse Vest Wellington division Of Somerset
Aelrher had opposition.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-11
BOXING.
JEFFRIEs-RUHL1N FIGHT TO TAKE PLACE
IN CINCINNATI-JEFFRIES CHAL
LENGES FITZSIMMONS

The Jeffries-Ruhlin fight is to take place in Gin
cinnati between February and Il The agreement
has been signed by the former and all other ar
rangements for the bout have been completed The
men will box for 80 per cent OF the gross receipts
and also 50 per cent of all privileges.
The manager Of Jefries has put in a clause in
the articles OF agreement which allows Bob Fttz-
simmons one week in which 70 accept his protege 5
challenge. II FitzsimmOns consents TO fight Jenries
within this time ne will be Jeries's next opponent
instead of Rubin George Sler is to act in the ca
pacity OF referee The club that has secured the
fight has tc post 5000 a guarantee that 1t
can hold the fight and the fighters to post S29o
10 guarantee their appearance. If Rubin Is de-
feated by Maher reXt Monday night al Phlladel
the match with Jeffries will be declared on ana
Sharkey will be taken instead Jenries VIII
begin training January at Asbury Park
New-York tribune., 1900-12-11
EDUCATIONAL ALLIANCE MEETING.

TRUSTEES TALK OF WORK OF INSTITUTION. But
ARE NUN ON VICE.
The new Board Of Trustees Of the Educational
Alliance held its first meeting last evening, at
Temple Emanuel The old officers Of the Board
were reelected as follows: Isidor Straus presi-
dent; S Greenbaum vice-president; Felix Valdberg.
secretary. and Mr.. Solomon. treasurer. l. Guggen-
heimer and DR.. d. KOhn were elected trustees.
The annual reports showed that the English
classes for immigrants had enrolment OF ga
The total enrolment in all classes 4.479 eX-
elusive Of clubs The only dsheartening feature
was the statement that the receipts fell short Of
the expenses OF $4,000 by $4,000 or $1,000 per-
menent fund of $500 900, Of which S500O0 has been
secured is being raised The lateness of the hour
prevented a discussion Of the question Of vice on
the East Side in which the alliance is interested
New-York tribune., 1900-12-11
TRAP SHOOTING.
NEARLY ALI, LEADING EXPERTS TO TAKE
PART IN GRAND AMERICAN SHOOT
ING HANDICAP.

The announcement was made yesterday that
nearly all the leading experts with the gun in this
country and Canada would take part in the Grand
American Shooting Handicap. 10 be held at Inter
state Park Queens, Long Island, April L 2. 3.
4 5 and 6 in 1901 Among those who are expected
to enter the shoot are d. H Bates, of Hamilton.
Ont; DR.. Ashley A Webber. Thomas W. Marshall.
who has twice won the championship; Robert A.
WeIch Thomas ". Morley. Louis 7. Davenport,
H ]. Hall. ]. s. Schenck Remsen. Captain John L
Brewer James A r. Elliott. Charles W. Budd.
John j. Tanning. Tod Sloan. Phil DAILY. Will
lam r. Crosby, Rolla o. Heikes. Captain John H.
Hauock Charles A Lockwood William H and
John B. Hopkins and DR.. Louis n O'ConneIL
The programme will be follows:
April 1-Introductory Handicap. live birds; open
TO all
April nitro Powder Handicap and sweepstakes
matches at live birds open to all cOTners.
April 3-The Grand American Handicap live
birds. first round.
April 4-The Grand American Handicap, live
birds: second round
April 5-The Grand American Handicap, live
birds: final round
April 6-The Consolation Handicap, live birds:
open 10 all uOn-prize winners. Extra sweepstakes
matches If time allOwes.
Contests will be shot of according 10 programme
rain shine.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-11
BILLIARDS.
sCH0nTT DEFEATS BuLITER IN GAME
IN CLASS b

IN CLASS b
The billiard game in the Class B tournament Of
the Amateur Athletic Union held the Knicker-
booker Athletic GLIB last night. between
Charles s. Schmitt OF Chicago and Frank BiIliter.
IL was won BY Schmitt by OF 80 % l96 Both
men made some brilliant shots The score bY
innings follows
c. 5. schmltt. Chicago-11 II. o IL e. l. : O. IA
q. II 2. :. 0. 1. 8 o. q u l. 2 s. 3. O. 8. 0. n.
0. l. 80 Is /. O. 2 2 0. IL O. 0. 10. 2. o. o q.
g. 4; total 500; 4551; high 80, q.
II. Is. Is
Frank sfIter. Minneapolis. . 3. 0. Il. o o Q o
l. o. 4. &c, 3. > O. O. g. 5. 0, D. o. 13 l. O. 2 Is l. Q.
o II. 0. 20. o. O. l. 4. -. / s g. . :, L. l. u. Q.
s. s; total f9s; average so high - 70. Is
Is. 13. 13-
The games to-day will be between KeIlogg and
Paige IN the afternoon and Cutler and Blliter IN
the evening In the afternoon yesterday J. A
Hendrick, OF this city, defeated William Paige Of
Boston The score by innings was as follows
J. A. aendrick. New-York-L ~. ; T. 10. o. I. 5 O o
o. 2 s O. as. II g. l. o 0. o. 0. . s. o. 80. 0. o o O.
"a = ). o. 13. O. o. l. 3. g. D. II total. 500
average. 3g-45. hgh - 30. 3. -
Paige Boston,. {. 2 81 0. o, O. 0. o. s. !.
16. s 2 O. z 3 Q. 0. o. 2 / rs o
3s-44. nisn 33. g. z6 Is.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-11
THE AUTOMOBILE.
RUN SCHEDULED TO BRIDGEPORT AND
BAcK-CoMMITTEEs FOR THE AUTO
MOBILE CLUB OF AMERICA


OF the Automobile Club from this city TO
Bridgeport and return Is scheduled 70 take place
next Saturday II is open to any member OF tns
club and his friends. Albert c. Bosrwick chair
man Of the Runs and Tours COMMITTEES OF the club.
and J. Dunbar Wright. OF the same committees
rode the distance. which Is 40 miles several days
ago and laid the course for the coming run
In9se who VIII take part IN this run on Saturday
VI vi ittFe Astor Court about ID a. m that day
ahu nave luncheon at Stamford or some place
near tnere- They win arrive in Bridgeport late In
- etAtst noon Ihey VIII spend the night IN
5sgolI ara viii start on the home
sunday There are many small hills the route
The committees for 1901 OF the Auturnobns Club
OF America have been appointed The appointments
are as follows:
Committee or Contests-C. J. Field with power 70
appoint four associates
Laws and Ordinances--George e Chamberlir
Chairman; James g. Church: one 70 be appointed
by Mr.. Chambe-Hn
Runs and T0urs-AIbert c. Bostwick chairman:
Or. J. Grant Lyman. J. c. Mccoy. George Ishara
2ScotL, FIarIlson r. Bird, ". 4. Scarritt and :.
House Conlmittee-Charles P Doelger chafruan;
Malcolm " Ford, s T. Davis. ir u NJ FIilI and
Samuel n. Valentine
Library COmmittee-A- r Shattuck chairman z
z SEM arzkOpf and Frederick W Tousey
Membership COuu~itt ittee-CTeneraI George Moore
Smith. chairman: sydney Dillon Ripley u N
CeballoS and ". Everit Macy
Auditing COmmittee-GeOrge W Young. chair
man; j. Talbot TAYLOR and Warner VI. Van NOrden.
Albany Post Road COmmitfee-J N Hill chair
Davis, jr.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-11
SKATING.
sYEEO CONTESTS ON STATEN ISLAND

SPEED CONTESTS ON STATEN ISLAND.
The Silver Lake Skating Association OF Staten
Island will hold a series OF speed skating contests
this season. The hrst meet viii take place Christ
mas Day weather permitting). The contests VII
be one mile. novice (scratch). and one and two
miles Chandicap). and team relay open 20 school
teams OF four distance TWO miles The prizes will
be gold watches for first gold cum buttons sec
ond and medals third in each contest. Entries
should be sent TO William H Robertson. No. .
Park Row.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-11
ECHO OF TITOLI RAIL.

Albany. Dec. l0-State Commissioner OF Excise
Lyman to-day received $l.659. in payment OF the
judgment obtained by him in an action brought
against Edward F. O'Connor and the sureties on
his liquor tax bond The bond sued in this action
the filed with the application for a Ger
tifcate for AckrOn's place the notorious Tivou IN
West Thirty -hfth-st, New-York. which raided
and closed By the police last summer-
New-York tribune., 1900-12-11
1S,pgo!Rgl!!S Z ]!
DpoR1srleN'
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

RACING.-Crescent City Jockey Club,
New-Orleans; California Jockey Club. Oak
land.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Athletic Union
Glass tournament, preliminary rounds,
Knickerbocker Athletic Club; novice tourna-
ment Maurice Days
BASEBALL-National Baseball League
meet, Fifth Avenue Hotel. D. m.
CYCLING-Six day race, Madison Square
Garden.
meeting.
SHOOTING.-John wright's all day live
bird shoot, Interstate Park: John Watson's
annual tournament, Watson's Park, Chicago
New-York tribune., 1900-12-11
SEWToRE TO BE RoDGERss FLAGSHIP

When The cruiser New-York is ready for service
Fhe VIII 20 into commission the flagship OF Rear
Acm-ral Rodgers who Is 10 serve the Asiaue
STATION With Rear-Admirals Remey and Kempn
lt vii probably be March ] before Rear-Aduiral
kocgers sails.
detail OF 81 men from the receiving ship Yer
mont Is 10 be sent 10 san Francisco 10 man the
new cattleship Wisconsin when she comes rom
me hands Of the Union Iron Works next month.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-11
HAYS VICTORY IN CHINA.
GERMANY FEELS BITTERLY BIER FAIL
IRE TO IMPOSE HUMILIATING CON-
DITIONs UPON THE CHINESE.

Berlin. Dec. lot is now dawning upon the
German press and public that Mr. Hay. the
American Secretary OF State. has secured an out
and out diplomatic victory in obliginE the
Powers. Germany included. 10 yield 10 his argu-
rnents in favor OF more moderate terms in the
preliminary 5ont note 10 the Chinese peace
uleuipotentiaries. This clearly defined defeat is
especially bitter here, because Emperor William
had set his heart on imposing the most humili-
ating conditions apon the Chinese. and thus
emphasizing Germany's power in their eyes
The German Government has not taken Of
fetal notice OF General Chahee's letter TO Count
Won waldersee complaining OF the removal OF
the astronomical instruments from the wall Of
Picking. The Nossische Zeitungs' remarks:
Whatever the cause. General Chaffee had in
no case right 10 use such rough language in
6 letter 10 the Commander-in-Chief
The 'Berliner Tageblatt' observes:
We must. OF course. reserve a definite judg-
nent until reliable German reports have been
received whoever knows however. Of the gen
erally ACKNOWLEDGES diplomatic tact OF Count
Won Waloersee viii not doubt that he would
not have employed such brusoue procedure
without the strongest kind Of provocation-
Captain Dannhauser. who is with Count Won
wsdersee says in a private dispatch received
in Berlin to-day:
The French have abandoned their operations
70 remove astronomical instruments from the
walls q Peking, presumably in order TO i'm
press The Chinese with their comparative elem
ency, but the Germans continue removing in
strumeuts under the protection OF a company
o. engineers
Under the patronage Of Countess Won B6low
q notable concert was given this evening for
the benefit OF the German troops in China. Il
was attended by Emperor William and the En-
press many members OF the nobility and the
entire Diplomatic Corps including United States
Ambassador White and Mrs. White. The net
proceeds OF the entertainment were about 1S0-
90 marks
New-York tribune., 1900-12-11
BURGLARY INSURANCE.

Ihere has been a marked Increase ths number o.
e4fElarlea durrg the few The large cities
ss q h speeaAy singled out for these osPreaatons
ne indElcual Losses several have been very
Aeafg The Only method providing against lOss "a
fo2gh carrying Burglary fnsurancs IN responsible
Company
New-York tribune., 1900-12-11
The scores at l O'Clock were;
ak DAY RIDER POISONED.

Herbert Bleecker. the team mate Of AIbertis in
the six day cycle race at Madison Square Garden,
was taken to Bellevue Hospital in an ambulance
at 2sO o'clock yesterday afternoon, suffering from
poison II as said that he was given some poison
to drink BY mistake and collapsed
New-York tribune., 1900-12-11
CHESS
MARSHALL AND SCHMIDT WIN IN MANHATTAN
CLUB TOURNEY

Two additional games in the championship tour
new at the Manhattan Chess Club were played yes
terdav Marshall beat Raubitschek in a Scilian
Defence adopted by the latter after thirty-one
moves and Schmidt defeated Delmar IN GiuocO
piano after thirty-two moves. Marshall clearly
outplayed his adversary. and won fine game
bringing about the complications by the sacrifice
Of the exchange Delmar. on the other hand, made
things rather easy for Schmidt oy Wrons com
bination by means OF which the former lost a
piece The scores OF both these games appended:
New-York tribune., 1900-12-11
BROKERS HELD FOR GRAND JURY.
CHESTER B. LAWRENCE. JR.. AND HIS AssoCI
ATEs. WAIVE EXAMINATION.

ATES, WAIVE EXAMINATION.
Chester B. Lawrence. jr-, broker, Of No %
broadway who lives a No. 317 Washington ave-
Brooklyn: Edward Underhill. forty-one years old
of No 10a2 Lexington-ave., his manager, and
George H WoIbert thirty-four years old OF No
10 West Forty-hrst-st., his clerk and assignee.
who were arrested on November %. charged with
conspiracy and larceny the complaint OF Mrs
Catherine ROnkendorff, Of No. 81 West Eighty
fourth-st. were rearraigned yesterday before Mag
lstrate Flammer in the Centre-st. police court
The complainant alleges that she deposited SluoO
Rochester bond with the broker at his twenty
third-st branch Office for investment, and received
neither profit nor her bond
Vernon NJ Davis, who represented Lawrence,
and G. w Zaping. who represented the other de-
PENDANTS after a consultation with Assistant DIS
trict Attorney Byrnes, who is prosecuting the case
decided 10 waive examination Inc MaBLslI lS
then held the men for the Grand Jury, ana the
bond OF s. OO0 for each defendant continued.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-11
EARL LIS SECRETARY ARRESTED.

London. Dec. 1O.-A special dispatch from
Shanghai announces that Ii Hung Changs
Manchu secretary. Yiko. has been arrested by
order of field Marshal Count Won Waldersee, on
The charge Of communicating with the Boxers.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-11
HOCKEY.

PRINCETON TO MEET HOCKEY CLUB.
The Princeton Hockey Club and the Hockey Club
of this city will meet at the St Nicholas Skating
Rink on December 1j The game Is expected to be
interesting one.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-11
soRO#BG-

CLUB TO ELECT A CAPTAIN
The election OF a captain OF the Metropolitan
Rowing Club viii take place in January. William
Csoepfert has beea- unanimously nominated for cap
tain. -uv--r-
New-York tribune., 1900-12-11
COUNT VON wALDERsEE's NEW PLAN.
FORMING Az INTERNATIONAL COMMISSION
20 ESTABLISH HARMONY.

Lnnton. Dee 11-~Count Won waldersse is
+o-aing al International commission under a
fernan President" says the Peking correspond
~ - -The Morning Post" @'to establish har-
r1onious civil administration. and for the col
-eodon OF taxes and customs. with other duties.
The Chinese representative is Ching Hin. Gov
ernor of Peking. This action is intended 10 pre-
vent friction and 10 prepare the way for the
transfer Of the administration OF the city on the
return OF the Chinese Court"
Berlin, Dec. 10.-The War once has received
the following from Count Won Waldersee. dated
Picking. December 2:
The international Committee for the Admin
strariOn Of Peking will meet tomorrow under
The presidency Of Colonel Baron Gayl. The
Guendeu column. which was left at Shan-Hai-
Kwan, reached the district OF en-Tien-Tsien.
i've davs' march east OF Peking December
:. and is now on fits way back 10 the capital.