davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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wheat declined further relief 70 the drought In the
Northwest Disappointing cables heavy liquidation
and not a little short selling Commission houses
sold freely at Chicago. Grand Forks reported heavy
rain and there were general showers In Manit ba
while the Signal Service predicted showers for the
Dakotas and Mime esota TO night and Sunday. Liver
pool was only "a. higher In response 10 tho sharp
rise here yesterday and Paris was unchanged TO
IS centimes lower. The worlds shipments were esu
mated al 1900. .OO0 tush.. and Beerbohm estimates
decrease IN the worlds crop OF only 100000 bush.
as compared with last year, The crop news from the
Northwest showed no improvement. but II had little
effect though there was some recovery from the low
est prices covering Of shorts and some new buy yng.
mainly for outside account Corn and oats Sympa
thired with wheat Liverpool declined Nd on corn.
there have been beneficial rains at the West Of late
and the cash trade has fallen Oh.
FLOUR Quiet and easy Sales. 5000 bblS Re
ceipts were 1898 bbs. and casa sacks Exports.
8.784 bbia and 1890 sacks. Winter In bbls Su-
pernne, 81 10 3a.8O; No extra, 3f.SOa 2.sO:
clears S. s. os saghts. s. rs $500 patents,
SA.lOSS<o0. Spring In bbls: Clears. 81. 90 80:
sxaightS - 70 9 S4.2a' pasents S+Sse Sa'7o' Rye
CorroN-Spoi cotton here unchanged. No sales
Mlddling upland,. ioc. against 6lsc last year:
and Augusta advanced NC. and Memphis s-lec.
on the spot with sales Of 5000 bales futures opened
distant. closing 2 higher on June and TO PA lower
follows
Port receipts. ......... b,OlS 70o 6,S76
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oat, were steady. Sales o5. 900 bush No 2 mix ed.
In elevator 20}sc: No s mixed. zoe; No. white:
In elevator, 82c: No, 5 white. SHE: track and
uneraded white. si9Sihc; tack and unsraded
mixed. 2s.4Ssic. Barley was nrm but quiet Feed
Asc c l. New York: mailing bOSoSc. c.tf New
York. Corn was quiet Sales. 9o,0O0 bush. mainly
for eIpor! here and q the outports Ne In elevator
yellow 7i1c over Futures closed 40 TO Ac lower.
Sales, 100. 900 BUSH Prices as follows:
ine. est sa. tno Night,
July y...........,..47x AIN A7H 47a 10
Sept pt..............&s 4sA 4s 4sls Ash
This shows the grain movement:
New York: Wheat Corn Oats. Rps Barley.
Recei pts. 3a,9T5 1875, 700 46, 200 1910 1900
Exports. 1889 1880
Chicago:
Recelpts O.. 65.77o 500, 900 SOC. 900 ... $500
shipments SO, 0sS o27S2l s0s.0is TIA S33
Buffalo:
Receipts . 10000 81, 900 10000 60" ...
Shipments 1000 10000 ... zee.
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once Of WELLS FARGO CO..
An prnaA,..,v

once OF WELLS FARGO Co.
63 Broadway
New York, June -. zoo.
THE REGULAR SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND Of
THREE PER CENT. has been declared BY the
Directors OF this company. payable July le 1900 az
our once, as above.
The transfer books will close June so 1900. and re-
open July lTh 1900
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Net avail. cash bal. .si4o.soo.2ss si51

Netavail. cash bal Si9.eoO2SS $l5ia2S0so
The Treasury to-day received bonds to the
amount OF S37s. $50 10 b" exchanged for the
new per cent bonds Of 1890 under the refund
ing act. The total amount of bonds received TO
date IL s307. 500. 600.
Money in London. iIsmi'i. per cent. Rates OF
discount IN open market Tor short ana three
months bills 2i.m2A per cent Paris advices
quote per cents, 100 francs 35 centimes. FIX
change on London. 25 francs IL centmes.
The John b. Stetson Company has declared
on the preferred stock, payable July 10 These
dividends have been regularly paid since the
organization Of the company. besides annual
dividends on the common. which was II per
cent. last year. The business OF the company
is reported to be larger this year than at any
previous time In its history.
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financial.

INTERNATIONAL ZINC COMPANY LIN.
TED STOCkHOLDERS ARE REOUES rED
TO COMMCNlCATE WITH JOHN j. vAUSE,
ATTORNEY. lSe BROADWAY. n. Z.
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sss. az. .7s2. Combined interest and dividend
payments, therefore. are e105, SIS against
sos In 1897 and STRAIT .O6S in 1893. Interest to
the amount OF IS, 900 900 " also due on Govern
ment bonds. so that the total recorded dis
bursements for July will exceed $ii0.OOO.0OO.
The receipts Of the Government to-day were:
Customs, 1854 800; internal revenue, sl,54I, oil.
and miscellaneous. $685. 855 total Of 81 S8i. .oe8
The disbursements were s9i0.00o. an excessof
receipts over expenditures OF 81 .65+ 300. The
receipts OF the fiscal year to date have been
S587 .+i7,37. the expenditures As7 s03, ,4as, leav-
ing a surplus OF s7s.Gi3.sis
The official count OF The cash in he Treasury
to-dav not including the gold reserve OF $780,
100000 and S723 54l 10 in gold silver and notes
az inst which certificates are outstanding and
compared with that of last Saturday, shows
Iun~ .Juns
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Net earnings Inc. 3476.800 Inc S,O43, 900
Philadelphia. wilmin gton & Baltimore:
Cross earnings. Dec. $4,000 Inc 337l.7oO
Expenses .,.......lnc. 24.500 Inc 2p6. 400
Net earnings. Dec 36o.400 Inc. S73,3o0
Northern Central:
Gross earnings Inc. Sio5.9oo Inc s5s4.ioo
Expenses. s........ Inc. 6S,400 Inc, 279.700
Net earnings. e. Inc. s4i.5Oo Inc SSo4. 400
West Jersey & Seashore:
Gross earnings. Inc. 32s,700 Inc Sil4 700
Expenses. .......,, Inc. 2l.300 Inc. lSo. 500
Net earnings Inc. S7,400 Inc s5.AoO
Lines West Of Pitsbufg and Erie directly opef fated:
Gross earnings .. Inc. S52l.70O Inc SS,S6a7O0
Expenses Inc. 47,.9oo Inc 2.os<.oOO
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Dividends and 4uterest.
THE CHICAGO JUNCTION RAuWAYs
Z UNION STOCK YARDs COMPANY. s

WV
Coupon No 20 Of tn. Company's Collateral Trust
per cent Gold Bonds will be paid on and after
July 1910 IN New YORK at the once Of the Cen
trail Trust Company. and In London at the once OF
Blake Boissevain & Company.
WILLIAM c. LANE. Ttrasurer
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LInts dITectTy UperhWd.
Nay. Flee months
Gross earnings. Inc. Si.l07,700 mo So.14o,S00
Expenses. ....".lnc 830,9O0 Inc S.200,A00
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orriiviyo cOIirog Rriss.
rseuu,. Executive and .d,l'orv commut,e.
~ .. a. 4. a. a. nnieI-


meeting which ptomisca 90 hrNo nm I'm
portnnt bearing on cplcss athletics vRs held
n, M. PM AvspuoN Nu,,o ,os,.,dov mo
v" NV "'' N.",'" ''''' '''F NY NV
thet fonturo ~ THO Rs'Ncring wa the np-
paatenCo Of threo tepresstt,tly,. ~ tho Tac.
ul,y Committee of tho intercollegiate -, A 4.
Y IN f"Spons" 10 ~ invitation 70 corfor WIN
tho Executive and Advisory committees ~
tho association In relation ~ many amend
mcn's which u f. int"ulod to bring before
tho annual meeting ~ the \ \ \ \ noSt
''"'"''. '"'4' ''''''' WV
Faculty Committee Prot Ira = Hollis. Harvard
rtof George Wharton rtpp't' rnl,ct'~ Of Penn.
tyN"hua' ana Ift '"r"'h' i'Iirs'nhhg 'f'L }" I'
HchMd'' Yale
r,,.ld,nt ~ , yn,,, -, ,o,h f.,',,,s,y "a
u n',a, ,,,.,, -, ,,... 49,. +,
w,a Ua" %,n o,1%OS .,Sn y, ~ i""" ", ~ n,,
GTs9qs'e Adyi,ory comnlr,' Gg,a,gs 7 Kmsy
s'iysna ,
:, The object o' tho meeting was 70 have a
OF improving a., standard of intercollegiate
contests and to come TO an understanding
With tho Faculty Committee, So mat 10 The
the faculty will work harmoniously along tho
same lines for tho purfcnt,ou "t sport ""
9S%e pc.sa aG.S4 i sS ." q any R the
been framed as result Of tho rules pro-
lnuIgated after two years yop.'deiauon
10y special committee COMPOSED ot "a member
OF the faculty of every lmpnrtaut Eastern
college with the exception of Yale
The Graduate Advisory Committed has
been az work for some time drawing lp
hiinehdii,ents whicn WI lhGor rporat. tte
faculty not already included IN the'l. A. \;
A. A constitution, one uf The causes OF
agitation has been the rot urn oi the cha InIHoh
shot-putter K. sheldon. 20 la.e after be ne d
entered on bAILAss career. and eIsq the
fact that ). W. B. Iewksbury. dul winner
TO the niversry OF Pennsylvania after being
| year absent from the university:
IL was also desired y arrive AT an unutr-
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want the Public Playing Grounds in Brooklyn
Inlargcd.

There was a meeting yesterday at the Dung
Mems Christian 4 ssoctaton building IA Brook
lyn -: crickct"rs interested IN the proposition
to extend the public playing grounds oi tne
borough. Representatives. 81 IL" Man
haitian, Brooklyn. Kings County. 81 George.
New ! ork and Nelson Lodge clubs were
preaent and they listened with interest To IL"
statement Of Or. Robert BoucocE. who has
been AZ work on the scheme llr many months.
The idea IT. for the city t. purrha-rthe II"I.-
crtv adi ia,cut tUth" pafad" ground, tAt"hd-
ing from eaton sNruv" 10 the raliIoHd ub' =,
which would give HmI." spac" Tor l'nlo ana
golf Hr. BuucuCk stated that he hli secured
tlr SIGNATURES Of 2JU residents OF lr"pA'\ va
To petition % bring the matter btiuT" lne
proper authorities, and he eXpected t. receive
ihe support Of tn" dcVotees OF polo, baseball
and in fact of all who consider that ia" NOR"
facilities there are for public fairgrounds
tho better II Will be for the community at
larc"
Incidental to tie meeting proposition
cane NJ to organize a Prospect PARK rIcNrt
Assool alton, bat thor" w"l" - many different
views expressed regarding the ncccssty
of This that nothing vas don" IA me
matt T. The Manhattan rcpre-entativcs al'-
pearod e. think that with the METROPOLITAN
league and New York cricket Association
i'm EXISTENCE there Wa no need for another
OrgauIZnt.on, especially II on" OF 1T ."bitrtn
should b" to restrict it, members cricket u
prosnp1t PARK.
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Racing at New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. ?7.-The weather was very
warm and threatening ms afternoon and ,hs Mars
isiilng was spirited. Blocker gave the talent an
electric shock BY Ca;oping n9ms az easy "nns ncsra "a
tn MS knees vt the nrst t'un: mad this accident nOi
occurred h- would have won. The Judges were not
lie was last. The track was muddy and his entry
VII he refused Whenever TIE track is hCaSE. IIs IIss
Tor tTo week, for rough hiding In the NTH sum
marics
=. i' ,o o h'stIRr to won snacSS 81 NaS s,o .snd
,vcu. second Petit MAilrc. 100 diolandl. thhd lime
/ a. Fath Ward. star Cotton, lago. Brother FRED.
Frank lrc!aud,Thc Planet lnnuendo and Monomanlao
also ran. ,. e,,z.,.. S,A,,
ln0tN,cheli Alto and Cto , won Matin, ioa Glade,.
to and g. second C4rsI l1 go a.rC'
Gardncr In sig. Ivy. Patchwork Amorso and
,rts, Iaio and to l. won shut ~; 100 cc9ehran,.
- and t. 3 second i,"nm'tacE iGs M6epT,.
hc brush T6ur H,ndcc, BlI Patterson. Red Signal
and Assessment also ran. ..,, ,,.,. s,,
r,Sa lGg9 los Fir M,Gs6 '%G saa G' %oH Hnnsy
ia iSu!ly'. " and even, SECOND. Noroni. lot
weber, ',i.rd Time l'l'.. G'enIake and Left
Tinn Rsr Syfronss Command, II CMcCsnn,
snG i =, "'R oi~d anSi STac r"h.sa. Lob SS' M 2 Nc
.luyuu. thtrd rin'. La M"M"mets.hS, INJURIES:
S,sth Race one mile and slkieenth-Dck
D..
los ltchqrds. , to ana even. second phldhs. 100
,Cnchrhnl ihrd Time, Li9'.. 'lanuand bar
tica LADY Cuf7In and Miss Loretta also ran.
The entries for 'o morrow follow
frs, RScc. selling one NH" Wes, baden. ios'
p.pl,isu. li3 DiGrhur. lu' Ia PunceSsH, II:
Lon !,tyusan IL. l. ". ll2 Nj hionkwood. ll2.
GraflIe lmn''lS ~ ALVIN ", lla. Vrcn Paxton.
;ii Tom Crurven, llj Little Reggie, rs
~eNlrt Race SIX furlungS- pAusllG, lo0 Illus
tr.ou,, io". Nat'l'uc q. 700 H. clay Iyc l.3 Hand
/ ,u,r,, '0a Ssnstor Jos III. tOssw.n, luf. Algie
N. jos Nc,,c Is, I"s. ST slur. ,oS James =! CorOe,'
Third Rae, Selling one mie and an eigth- iit,le
! Fo, 'N.e. - Tom Gilmore 9i False lrad, W hsrt
ugv. vi; Hopd : - 'uad., - tepror, 80 wopd,roe.
/ ~ E,u Chance. 100 Brn0uo H.. 100 Saubrf, luS.
\ Sir 6atau, lu". Donna rita. lOi
Fourth RACE Handicap uur nle lSoN"l. ~
| Hood 5 Vryndc 9e Miss Hanover. luG. Hardly, 80
S,t. n.rst log Gen. Mart Gary, iiS
! Tfth Igsr, Sfluug seven futIurS Na'srhouSe
/ 9t " IS Gat's 'Da ,iim conway, ~ IunHci'a. w.
Hrowu su. rs. plaiuirn, 100 CaNHLo, luI chiffon.
i,t Judge NtCce. lnn. Island Prince iud laudcur
lOp frank Mo 0rrell log
| S,m Race Sctng milC touS. loa no.
| nBd.y, lnJ. { = Jones, lo3 lS'hN,hoii.s, JOG;
| laucsvood 100 Dau cupid, -; Pacrma ger, 10.
Hcr ueAth, ne lenN OF ffanshv al. lls. LlsnoIe,
| il5 COL Cassidy. llj. TIebor. ia
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yo sH,rrrR ron LAWSON aOAT.
som. yssh,sm.r Relieve Ths, Usm and watson
VIII Iie an Hoard,

-. e.. - N. a,,..,t., ,f Wip
hu7l'N Wv .. ,,..,,,
thnll 10 fkpror OF 'he Lawson 'np o'''"u''
Ia ono which IL causing Mr.. Lawson and i'c-
-. ,..w,.tn.hi,ia ,n,cb dlr entity IN solv-
"R"'I '"""''n"''' ~, ,,..st,, ,.t,.
ing anu according w 'n' "'T' wv
tpinoIlc II has not hoen settled + 10
.,t,tt, ,,.,,,to -, d,.s ~ ,,aa ocpcr,lly auu-
N'"' '."'' w wv. -, 80
posed that cav Nav" Na''h "'n'" NV
charge ~ tho keel boat, but developments
-, rcd,,d,v r,u.ed tho Yachting cr1nks
~. ''''''' a., vo,.,,,
hor" 70 come - tho Conclusion th'
l. prevented from accepting tho place lIlf
.,,l,,or t,,,J. sLInpo- Jr IL I'm Hor-
'''''", IN .t, a., .l,i,r,r
Wuda ana Whc'h"r u" VIII u'ruh' wv sN'''''
ur his schooner vacht Constellation 7" 'igh
article, With \Ir. Lawson j. not known for n
:, ,,.,,,r,i,,. ,cll,vcd how
certainty. " u G"horllIy "''N''
over. that Mr. skinner will throw hn obstacle
A., ,,r i,,,.,r'a d.s,r, 4, turn out n spcolN
~ ~ :" -" " :, 49,, 49,, ,,irin,
ana u w'lI-nhhh'h 'I'''' u'N '''
II all the stronger In view or the report tn"'
,tr sl,,,,r ,ro,.d IN contribute $4,000
,,,.,rd ,h, ,r,,d,rg u, n boat To represent
tnWnu tnc pu'uIhS ua -, "oTbis ohrt MA,
BnIl9h III tIe li", I,ov, Mr I,wsnn
NilhuIRNn ~ 'nu ,IpNu,sV, V,,,rri. ~ ,ha ,non,v
when the laNer d"Cloeu 70 IWn''n va, ,sn .,'
iOr iho BOAT enUr..N, ht IirunNu ~ in ,bia
IN" presence oi Nat, hhn hhas g,Vnn risa 10
Guy ior the phst tWo naySI ~, Trstnn bo,t
the rihors ttlt' ~" Wth ~, VIZ ,a~,,n .kinnrr
hut ". 10 ,,, HE ,nt.rss,,d i'm th. hoat have
una 'Iiosc clYpscaS 1iv iIVIi. y, ,Ir't,i, .nyngrd
uehled hat lihlI naS V,' ,,.r lasi r1y yit
Mheii nan &r.tna'n]ou & ] ~ w Sur lawson, and
ne ull bO " VIC i'Huest y, ", 20 ~ hnyinu
MI Sto"hiitsnu,u ~ ~ 'T ,6prn,iy pT Owing to
. Hnai ioiH ,nssi,, ~ Nir lawson len Wing
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Although Ben Jordan has signed t. fight
Terry MoGovern In England at the National
SPORTING Club ou Derby night II l. doubt
full whether the aGair Will ever come Oh.
McGovern. according t. Joe Humphreys
i. not Inclined to visit the other side at pres
out aud as ordan has also made up his mind
to remain at London the chnnc"s or IN" tHn
meeting at least ~ lLgland. seem remote
Humphreys, who has been delegated bF
Mcjiovorn TO look out for his Interest, IN th"
East, said ycrtegday TO reporter ol M
sun that Terry has received an uner To box
an unknown" Ut san Francisco Within
month It is said that n club there viii haue
w a purse of 5000 for the battle.
IIumpAreys called on Joe MdrciaS. Rid
Rroad'S manager. f"s'"rday for tho rurpn-"
Of C.inchiuR :O-rOuud nght between
Broad aud Terry. \ new Ciub, WnlyA -
being organized al Hartford, j. ready To
give the pair large purse e. meet during
tAc first week of february. Charley White
has been appointed referee ui the "ieb.
Muclas said that nothing would please hun
better than "a mitch between Broad aHd
MctiOyegn. 49,.
The articles OF agreement for 'hr battle
between Jordan ana McGuVeru are -tIil IN
tlo possess. on Of Dr OruN7g, IL" t'u"rlcaI
Icprtseutdtiv" OF tho National = Hortiug
chm
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Yaie's New Plan for Raising Athletic Funds

NEW HAVEN Dec. -. 4 committee ot
the ale Athletic Association, consisting oI
All Richardson. manager OF tine boating assoc
citation. W NJ. Fincke. captain Of the track team
and l.. l.. Ella,ou, manager Of the baseball
association, has sent out circular con-
taining general Assessment plan for FUNDS
TO meet the expenses of the institution our
ing the year, so that each athletic department
will get an equal amount Oft funds annually.
Attention + cllled TO the fact that the -ys-
ten Of collecting subscriptions Is eNtTaVa-
cant and burIensome that sm llIer assoc
Citations ask for a. large subscriptions as tho
larger ones. and that some parts 81 lhe cox
lcge world are gone over many uIlt- hhd
others untouched. Til" managers say thdi
II every man IN the university. who can aH"rd
10 do So will contribute 81 q year, IL" "N-
I.nses Of football, baseball, crew, td'A'
tennis bicycle, g. iunastlo ana cross 'oNH.tl
associations can bs covered, so long Hs The
Harvard aud Princeton games continue.
Tho managers add that while IN theoiF Ilr
ureforabe plan would be that rich men should
contribute more than poor men, the best way
I'm IIs,tlCe Is 60 ask each man Tor an amount
email enough - be burdensone 10 no one
This plan i merely Tor running eNIei So
Nor do the maraS emeut regard II as a pan ~
(which 81 auuual sub sCTipton reIi"N"- the
uudorgraduutes from further oblIEaNoh'
should the need arise. Soon after IN" "l"t-
iug of next term a university u,o@tiug Will %
held to consider the matter The manager !,
sav that in their opinion. the plan means not
an iucreaseHbut an equalization ot EuD7'ilI-
tions The total yearly subsCrlpupn' ,ed,h
student IN the unIvei sity gives ," vi" D"
Ylt.IDA
The sun., 1900-12-28
Golf.

40 preparations nave hesn made for
golf tournauent - vet At the Pan American
rxnosl,ion in Bunalo that hnrius in May,
The BUILDINGS for the exposition cover tho
ground formerly used for solf. but Il /" pof-
sihlo that now Cours" may be laid out Dy
the spring In view oi ia" SUCCESS of III"
gtlf tournament Ia Coui'ou"n WI o the Iarls
ENYo.ltlni, "A success that ha- -urrc' up Ht
This carv date tie uTpuoirre ti Ia" 81 LOUIS
eNIo-,'I1u ut lhu3 to get ny q .tm'r h0I'r'
il seems somewhat s'r.aga that llr Bur HIo
men have Io' b"oI d re- urgent iu lonl irs
aftar yol.. Iu,v are pot mhrv.Tm H. To
,upttsr how,N,r Tlu stadium. IN vhi'h
tho athletic games ard sports viii tails" lap,",
f. OF couIea too small tor 9 g'E t''rn1""u'
Srofts. states positively that if possible 4
links wili DO laid yUt nerr th" eXuos.tlop
grounds and u E,l' fDgrraw"gf ARRANGED
ulg
The sun., 1900-12-28
Bowling Games To.nirh'.

American National Tournament Empire, sur
ph>c ana Central. at the Germania Assembly rooms
alleys. - .----,-- -. e,.....
alleys. , >.X
Athletic ltague-lcrsey City Club VS.. Newark
A. =, AZ the jersey CUy Club alleys.
Columbia lrague-Lotus. PhpnlS and Rosedale'
at SchluSslng's alleys. . ,,,
Harlem league-New Rochelle, Harlem Wheel
men and Premier. AZ 1hum Il hahlsdorfs alleys
Arlington National 1ffgue-'IOiham vs. llnNood,
at the Arlington Hall alleys
Commercial leagp-\ IctOr Achelis. looming.
haus 4 Cuits and Manning, Maxwell d Moore. al
the Monarch Palace alleys. ,.,.
North Side Tournament-fleetwood vs.. Chippewa.
at STEMS alleys. ~ go
Bfopklyn Royal Atrarum l.sague- Nassau Coun.
eli. Fast New York Council and Fern COUNCIL az
lrainor's alleys. @, -,-.
BROOKLYN Rova Arcanum League sub "a.
u,ut- Dauntless Council BIshSlck council ana Do
long Council. ht TraiuOr'S alleys. -
Greater New Nurk Tournament Manhattan Pln
KulgAt and luI'fial al 1hum 4 thlef's alleys
trrnarla IuiIrnh hmeut-lTospcrity, Apollo ana
Bedford Palace, at the GermHnia Hall alleys. .
TWenty-siNth Ward Tournament Milford VS.. 70
centric, at steiHheustrs alleys,
New Jersey Association 1ourramtnt-Or own
Team No ? VS.. jolly, at Arthur'S alleys
New Jersey Amateur Association IouInamehs
--Kn!ckerbocker \. {. VS.. Newark liav loat tiub.
at the Kuickerb ,cfer y. c. alleys. tllssbeih Cluo
vs.. Fayonne Rowing Association. at VIC iliiaDeth
Club aus,
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Brown. Cornell and Pennsylvania on Even
Terms in Triangular Tourney.

As n result OF the second round Of the tri-
angular tournament at the Manhattan Chess
Club Yesterday. Brown. Cornell and Penn
sylyana were tied with two victories and as
many defeats Cornell and Pennsylvania
each gained half Il point on the days play.
Francis OF Pennsylvania selected Ruy
Iopez against Riedel OF Cornell and started
In to make things lively Matters were 80
mixed up that the Pennsylvania received
Il chance To- draw by perpetual check on
the sixteenth move. but pluckily played
on for win. Kedel's king was forced out
into the Open but the latter won his oppo-
uent's queen for two pieces. BY fine play
-ancis again turned the tables. only to miss
his win when he had 1t in hand. The game
was drawn
Easton Of Brown and Chaplin OF Pennsyl-
vania had close fight for for,y-three moves.
when the Pennsylvania man lost pawn.
which caused his resignation eight moves
later.
Earp!nski 81 Cornell outplaycd his Brown
opponent, Nicklcss. ell through, and after
forty moves had the satisfaction Of tallylng
,orueil's first victory IN the tourney. SUM
mary follows:
Players and RssuR,. OptnH9'.
Taston (Bl l.Chapn PJ o French Defence.
karp'nskl tCJ .NicGless o.. 0...frencA Defence
rI. l.. RislH -
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PRINCETON IN THE LEAD.
rIorRs WAKI 0OOD srsHT ~ I>TfR-
,OJJFsItTr tHySs HsfJfI.
The, pia, potf Games with ,aie Me" and win
Three sud Draw On" in the Iour Con
test. Rc,wecn Columbia and Harvard the
S.w yorLsrs win I'm. and Draw Three.

Columbia. Harvard. Princeton and Val"
began play I'm tho ninth Of their scrl"s of
ANNUAL tournaments ~ tho Columbia Gram
mar School. - Last Fifty-frst street. yester-
day afternoon Princeton sprung decided
surprigo by tnllyiuR a. points out OF possible
M Snlo's expense II remains TO be seen.
however. whether this WA duo "a unusual
strength on tho iigcrs part or excessive woa"
ness In tho Now Haven line. The tug OF war.
unfortunately scheduled for tho opening
round. took place. OF coursc, between Co
hubia and Harvard. who between them have
captured all the honors n previous Journeys.
Tho New Workers. this time got tho verdict
by drawing three Of the games and winning
the fourth.
The meeting was formally opened Mt
o'clock by Prof. Il. II. Campbell. principal
OF the Columbia Grammar School. No time
was lost in getting down 10 business, the fol-
lowing sixteen players presenting themselves
for their respective colleges:
columbia ksufman q. Fak, 'ol Frank II. scwali'
a.. Rudolph C. I. ScLrocdef u3 Howard A keller.
Oa ~
Nale-Jamss T. swain. 'ol. Henry G Russ. 'o2.
Fdvard B. Adams. 'ol; c. \. Roberts. 'o2.
uaryard-E,er erett l. Perry, O4 Claude 7. RICE
oi. Arthur i Fctch 'Ol, william c. Clerk. 'oi
prncctun--.lGmcs r. Hunt u2: John &. liGniry'
Jr 'Os Alfred 5. Weston, 90. luchaid Ely. 'O2
Tho following table gives summary OF
the pairiugs, openings and results.
The sun., 1900-12-28
Road Drivers Association Opposed to Money
Races on Speedway.

At a meeting Of the Executive Committee
Of the Road Drivers Association last night
at tho Rossmore Hotel the following reso-
luton was carried unanimously:
That We the members OF tAs Executive Committee
of the Road Drivers Association, dishppro,e OF the
making OF match races on the Speedway ior money.
however worthy the object may b'. and refuse TO
recognize OF participate In them IN any way.
Dr ii. II. Kane presided There were
eleven members Of the committee present
Trainer Dave McClary received from Hart
ford yesterday three horses belonging To
Albert { Bostwick. They are a green trottina
mare, Rose, that never has been tried for
speed but gives promise OF becoming very
Lexington In the fall, and two-year-old
irotter by Ashland-Wilkes. that has gone a
mile in ? 20 Mr.. Bostwick for the first time
drove one of his horses. the PAGER Johnny
Agan, on the Speedway Yesterday. The
only brush of any account on the drive was
bet wern James Murphy's Crystal Chimes and
Charles Wellands salient The former won.
Others out were ". T. Sperr. who drove
,opeland: J. Myer with Bicycle BIZ. and
J. Is Cockro4t with Amherst Roy