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Cañon City record., 1900-11-29
Che butterfly Fad.

The latest fad OF women. delicate
little paintings on the shoulders when
In evening dress. was started by tho
Gaiety Girls, who now set the London
styles. Two OF then. appeared at n
supper party given by a spendthrift
young earl at the Lyric club dressed in
extreme decollete gowns and on each
Cañon City record., 1900-11-29

young King fell In
love with her. Ma
talie was indignant
at the presumption
of her waiting
woman In recelv-
ing the attentions
Of her son. When
Alexander publicly
announced his be-
trothal to Nine.
Maschin the minis
try resigned. and
ex-King Mila N
Cañon City record., 1900-11-29

Microbe light is the latest Paris in
yention. A French chemist. Raphael
Dubois, has found way of nourish-
ing phosphorescent animalcules in
glass vessels, which soon emit light
about as bright as the moon. He ex-
poets to increase its intensity and be-
lieves that its being entirely free from
heat will give it scientific value.
Cañon City record., 1900-11-29

15 years and did
not feel inclined to
a 6 a ! n undertake
the duties of the
office. Finally he
was guaranteed a
salary of $4,000 a
year and agreed to
continue. The To-
comotive engineers
and firemen have
the reputation OF
having the two
Vn1ot ao-aarxrak ktuA
Cañon City record., 1900-11-29

Sweden is suffering from the effects
of boom in manufacturing which
has drawn thousands of the country
house rents to advance 20 to 80 per
cent. Many of the manufacturers have
invested beyond their capital and are
in distress. Money is very scarce and
a crisis is threatened
Cañon City record., 1900-11-29

before him. About ten years ago he
went to Berlin, where he studied with
Felix Schmidt. He possesses a rich.
resonant barytone voice. which taken
with his artistic rendering of the later
music has brought him rare praise
from continental critics.
Cañon City record., 1900-11-29

ence of any other
man. He was born
in 1902 and conse-
quently is able to
give personal rec
objections of the
war of 1912, being
a lad of 10 when
that struggle was
in progress. He
was IS years old
when Maine was
admitted IN tba
Cañon City record., 1900-11-29
PETER A. B. WIDENER.

the senate. The mayor will control 90
representatives and two senators in
the new legislature and without these
Quay's fight would be useless. 1t is be-
lieved that deadlock would follow in
an attempt to elect Quay.
Cañon City record., 1900-11-29

er, 30 FAR as the
rest OF tho United
States was con-
cerned. 1t was
thrown by Uncle
Eben Lancast Q r.
who is In his ono
hundred and sec
ond year. After
tho ccntenn ri n n
had voted VIII
Kendall made some
Nuttraa NJ Irpnla
Cañon City record., 1900-11-29

relatives are still
residents of that
city. Mr.. Van
Ewyck is one of
the brightest of the
brilliant group Of
young musicians
which Milwaukee
has produced. He
studied with all
the best teachers,
and gave promise
very early of hav-
ing a bright futura
Cañon City record., 1900-11-29
He Vored for Jackson.

James w. Bradbury of Augusta, Me-,
ex-senator of the United States, re-
Gently celebrated his ninety-eighth
birthday. The career of this venerable
statesman covers period of American
history unexampled in the expert
Cañon City record., 1900-11-29
REV. MORGAN WOOD, D. D.

charges have always been successful,
as DR.. Woods personal magnetism has
endeared him to his congregations.
He has had churches in New Orleans.
La; Bloomington, Ill; Detroit, Mich;
Toronto, Can, besides his present
charge. Much of his time is in de-
mand in popular lecture courses
throughout the country.
Cañon City record., 1900-11-29

Queen Dro6o Reported Dead.
Queen Draga of Servia. whose mar
riage to the young King Alexander
few months ago caused such sensa-
tion, has died of fever. The death of
Draga Maschin is regarded by many
here as fitting. II tragic. climax to a
strange romance. She was a lady in
waiting to Queen Natalie when the
Cañon City record., 1900-11-29

Paper money is at premium at
Nome. Miners find it more convenient
than gold and pay as much as 2 per
cent in excess of it's face value for it.
Cañon City record., 1900-11-29

1t is said that when, the other day,
James Mcneil Whistler, the artist, was
asked by Henry James what the Amer
leans thought of him, he replied:
'They say am conceited and that my
clothes don't fit" Really, now" said
James, Il think they were quite mis-
taken about the clothes"
Cañon City record., 1900-11-29

labor organizations in America. Bet
ter than anything else. these two un-
ions prove the power and the benefits
of organized labor.
When Lieutenant Governor Timothy
Woodruff OF New York visited Danne-
mora state prison recently he asked to
be locked in lark cell. the extreme
form OF punishment at the prison. Be-
fore he had been there full minute
he asked to be freed. saying that he
had experience enough for lifetime
Cañon City record., 1900-11-29

Nine. Patti. as she is still best
known, has great silver bat fitted
up in her travelling car The doors
Of the car are opened by golden keys.
Cañon City record., 1900-11-29
COLORADO.

Lots of people who are inclined to
do good keep putting it off until to-
morrow.
Cañon City record., 1900-11-29

A minister shakes your hand and a
lawyer pulls your leg, but politician
will shake your hand one minute and
pull your leg the next
Cañon City record., 1900-11-29
AN ANCIENT HABITArIoN.

AN ANCIENT HABITATIoN.
II came near being destroyed by fire
in the spring OF the year 1888, when
1T was struck by n freaky shaft OF
lightning that killed dog lying under
a bed on which Miss Rebecca Fair
banks was lying. Miss Fairbanks her
self received no worse injury than a
shock to her nervous system.
Cañon City record., 1900-11-29

DR.. Stanton Colt. the leader of the
ethical culture movement in England.
is an American and graduate Of Am
herst.
Cañon City record., 1900-11-29
Wins Fame in Berlin.

Arthur Van Ewyck, who made a
great stir in Berlin musical circles re-
Gently. is a young Milwaukeean whose
Cañon City record., 1900-11-29

1t is claimed in Denver that $1,000
900 were wagered in that city on the
result of the Presidential election.
Cañon City record., 1900-11-29
A Veteran Labor Leader.

Frank p. Sargent has been reelected
chief of the Brotherhood of Locomo-
tive Firemen. He has already served
Cañon City record., 1900-11-29
RI. Paul -/aiis for Reoa,rs.

The American liner ST. Paul is now
at the Cramps yard at Philadelphia.
for repairs. II Will take months to re-
Cañon City record., 1900-11-29
Moinc.r Record DrcoEc,

The first vote cast In Bowdoinham.
Me-, was undoubtedly n record break
Cañon City record., 1900-11-29
The .qicrandro0na Haf. O

This bewitchinEly pretty hat has
been christened In Paris the AleIan-
Cañon City record., 1900-11-29

The Publishers Circular of London
thinks that $4,000 which Kipling re-
ceived for his new story OF 10000
words is the highest sum ever paid
to an English author for story Of
similar length.
Cañon City record., 1900-11-29

MRS. MARY TAYLOR.
(Wealthy Brooklyn Woman Whose
Disappearance is Shrouded in Mys-
tery.)
maintains she knows nothing of her
patients disappearance.
Cañon City record., 1900-11-29
Metz Hovcn,. Finc on EInr

New Haven, the City OF Elms." has
been 80 neglectful OF her fino old trees
that in few years the best of them
will be gone. In violation OF law,
horses are hitched to them. and they
knaw the bark so that the trees prac-
tically are glrdled. Insects destroy the
leaves and bark. and the pavemcnts
coming SO close to the trees keep out
the moisture which is absolutely nee
essary to the life OF the trees. and keep
In the poisonous gases from the gas
and sewer pipes. More than 20 per
cent OF these trees, which have been
the pride OF New Haven for two CEN
turtles, have died in the last fifteen
years. or else are SO damaged now
that their early death is certain. For
ten years the subject has been causing
serious concern In the city, yet nothing
positive has yet been done looking to
the certain preservation of these eIms.
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Old Fairbanks House.
Queen Drasa Reported Deae
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New-York tribune., 1900-03-20
R4CTyG AT NEW-ORLEANs.

New-Orleans March 19.-The new Louisiana
Jockey Club opened It's spring meeting OF six days
this afternoon 4 morning storm made the track
heavy and did much 70 spoil the sport In the nth
race the stewards substituted Mitchell for W Shaw
on Tom Kingsley. John Baker. Colonel Cluke and
Agttator were the winning favorftes. Summary:
Frst J0ne miie)-JohR Baker Io7 Cvitta;oe) to
z won. Monk WayEaan, 101 CIV. Shaw 30 70 and 70
J. second Forizar, lo4 (AGltcheiD. 70 third Itme
LIS
I I Won; Grayless. 102 (WedderEtrand), 10
!. second; L0rnond- 10T kWinkneld) 70 l.
thir6 Tme-1:IS.
Thrd -ace lone mile eighth; seIlng1-Colonel
C7uks j8oiand) . TO and out, Rush Fields,
ius lSouchRrd) - 70 and 70 l. second; Swordsnan
lU3 Landry. 70 J. third Time-2:G14
Fourth mile and haif)--Donna Rita, l0d
iHitcleLU. > ana 10 3, Won. StrangesI no q.
Miller 70 10 and % l. second; Possun. 30 tWedder-
strand. = !. third. Time-2;40%.
Fifth tGriongs; sellingS-Ag gtator. l0I
iBoand} . 3. won; Banrtca- l07 Wink
He'd 30 - ! 10 o : seoOnd Tom Kingsley, 10-
jMitchelD. > 70 J. Clird- Time-l-32A. -
turiongs)-Hary Lucescc 100 tMitchel).
/. won Sylvan. l07 (W- Shaw 10 and 70 5.
s@c Hayes lGT IL. Rose), 30 70 I. third Time
-
New-York tribune., 1900-03-20

4oxloo. for Charles Korber TO John H. Wood, for
Utica and s two 96Iy bas
fr 70 ITame an dwelling house to Mrs Julia stanton
tween Irving Place and Classon-ave., three story
brlck house I9x5xl3, for the estate of Jere John.
son. 1r. to William Calvin for 5000; also No. 17e
Putnam-ave.. Brooklyn. between franklin and Bed
ford ford aves,, three story brick dwelling house;
South PortIand-ave. Brooklyn, between De Kalb
and Lafayette aves.. a three story and basement
Flruski to T H. Curtis for a4.5oo; also No. South
ette e aves four story hTownstone front dwelling l
1,1;s no4se GxsoxleO for s b. Marks to May Garr
between Henry and Clinton sts four story ana
basement brownstone front dwelling mouse, .o OK
600, and have leased the store property, No. 800
Fulton-st Brooklyn between Bond and Nevins-
a term Of years at $500 per annum.
The, Henry r Cox, estate. of Brooklyn. has sold
west corner of Joraemon and Henry SITS.
d8a De Selling ahR Brothers 81 have sod for he ne { m to @
Pacifc-st, Brooklyn. The buyer will improve the
The offerings at the New-York Real Estate Sales
room; all of which were in foreclosure. were dis
BY Samuel Colds tcker-No. 2sl to 2s7 East Fifty
sixth-st., north side. 2O feet west Of Second-ave
foreclosure; to the plaintiff for ss4s20
seventy-second-st. north side, IS feet west Of Co
umbus- ave. 21x1O2.2, four story brick dwelling
BY Peter F Meyer & Co-East One-hundred- and
seventh-st., southwest corner of Manhattan-ave,
John O'Connor. for &7,S00; No. 10 East One-hun-
% north SIDE e 4 feet east @ OF
closure; to the plaintiff for $17100. No. 6S West
ee eas Of three
brick dwelling; foreclosure; to the plaintiff for
Of One-hundred- -fftieth-st. 25x9S, four story
brick hathouse; foreclosure; TO John T. Barry for
By William Kenney-West One-hundred-and-
north side Is feet e east 40 of
foreclosure; to the plaintiff for $i7,500
New-York tribune., 1900-03-20
REAL, ESTATE TRANsFERS

115th-st. s. 40 # Of Lenox-ave. 25x10o11:
Charles CIerch Catharine Cierch. .-.........
T4th-st, n 8, 100 It Avenue c, 25x1O22;
Joseph Tauber Joseph Kalisher. ..........-..
Avenue b, n 74th-st, 166x-x32.S .Sx10O;
Joseph Taube- 10 Joseph KaIisher ....,........
lSitl-st 270 IT Of i1th-ave, 25x99. II; 1S4th
st. $50 IT Of 11th-ave, 25xf9. II; James NJ
Butterfly to Bernard Goodwin. rerecOrded. .......
51th-st 5, 200 II OF 1st-ave, 20xl00.4; Ed
ward E Mccall, referee, 70 Harry D Gill.
32l-st. No 3TT West, 19x67.6; William New
man and wife to Ellen T Blake. ........--.
l2lst-st Il s, 300 II Of 7th-ave, 150x10O. II;
Madison-ave, corner 105th-st, "a. .11x70;
Morris Meyer 10 Emanuel Helner and another.
i part. -......-.
4Oth-st 8 141 East 25x122 2x27. .7x134.5; Ma
tda Miller TO William Miller and another.
40th-st. No i39 East, %. 6X75; Matilda Miller
to Ida Mcdowell and another.
Avenue a, No 1855, W 5. 5.6x1O0; David B Og
den, referee 20 Bohemian Anchor Society..-..- ?
Lewis-st, No S434. g 2OxlOO; Michael Fay ct
al. executors, etc, TO Herman katZ. .....-..-. !
Briggs-ave. corner Suburban-st. 10Ox35;
Mile z Hahn ct al, 20 Louis Oest and wife.
18)th-st, s, 100 II W Of WashiugtOn-ave I5xl0O;
George StOlz to John Fox. ....-.......
West End-ave, No 74T, =, I6.2 II OF 96th-
81, 16 sx1O0; John R Ferrier to Henry L
Sprague .
12ed-st, 5 $. l45 # of 7th-ave, 15x1OO.11; ]
Edward COwes 4; John De Hart. .....-.......
Canal-st. corner MOtt-st i.2x99. SX3l. 2xDs =,
William Giles Henry A F3ade and another.
Duane-st. No 9s W S. 28xl1B 0x25X116.9: Jane a
de Westenberg and another. by attorney, TO
New-York tribune., 1900-03-20
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Anderson, Henrietta X. TO Bowery Savings Bank
Fischel, Harry to American Missionary Associa--
tion, No POI East 3d-st, year. .............
Grccnwad, Samuel TO John Brown, jr. Nos
81 and 373 East 1Oth-st 3 years. ......-.....
Reynolds, Lawrence. 10 Mary Conway guar
dIan. 127th-st. = :, 100 # OF Tth-ave, 8 years
Cooley, Charles W. First National Bank OF
Hoboxen. \ 7, No III West 69th-st; also title
to lots in RidgeheId, y J. secures notes. in
stalments ............... .....-..-...
Karpas Ray and Gottlieb VI. the Excelsior
Savings Bank. NCs 70 and 81 Bedford-st, years
Monr William F. Mutual Life Insurance Com
pauy, Elizabeth-st, 5. 80 fl of Hester-st
/ year
Fausner, Kaspar to Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany. No ST Sth-ave l year ....-........
Schultz. Anthony, to Title Guarantee and Trust
Company No 33 West 96th-st years
Mcmahon, Hugh, 70 Elizabeth Herb. 25th-st, g,
15O It of gth-ave. years.
SeybeI. Daniel z, to Henry 4 c Taylor, No 9S
DUane-st, l year. ..---...
Wells William ]. jr, to Republic Savings and
Loan Association. 56th-st. s, 225 IT OF 9th
ave, years. .--:--..-
Bade. Henry a ard John, to Emigrant Industrial
Savings Bank. Canal-st, n corner Mott-st,
year
Donelan, Albert V. 70 Isaac Metzger. 10sth-st 5
:, 100 IT e OF Columbus-ave, months. ..........
Freedman. John J. to Union Dime Savings InSti-
tuition, St NiCholas-ave corner 163d-st.
. . q
New-York tribune., 1900-03-20
NEW SHOOTING GROUNDS OPENED.

Queens. Long Island. March 10 Especially In
terstate Park, this village. which promises to
be one Of the most successful shooting grounds in
this section of the country, informally opened
to-day with five matches. The shooting held
under the auspices of the Brooklyn Gun Club,
Miss Annie Oakley, the we'll known wing shot,
made a remarkable record, missing only three
birds during the day.
On April the formal opening Of the park will
take place, when shooting for the Grand American
handicap will begin and will be the eighth annual
shoot that has been held by the Interstate
ton This will be followed by a match for three
100 contests for the National championship and a
handsome cup. J. A. R. Elliott and Fred Gilbert
TO shoot the match
New-York tribune., 1900-03-20
ERIE RAILROAD.

raj
as follows. 3 ".
n. Dally.-Huf1io ENpress-arr. Buffalo p
For BtnEhanton. Waverly EGmira and Bradford Sohd
Coaches and parlor Buf1lo.
2..sO N Limitei-Fust maii--olit
Chicago. arriving So m Arr Cleveland ~
Seepers Chicago Cl-v Gland CiEcinustL Dining
T.:iO D. Daily-Buftala and Cievelauf Express-s<r.
Buffalo 1O5 Bradford 20. Jamestown 100 and Nounss-
town lO21 a. m; Cleveland Z 10 D. m slsspsrs -
Buffalo and Cleveland cafe
Dis D. m Daiy--Sod tor BinEhanton, Nsverty.
Elira Chicago Seepers Bufto. Chicago. Cincinnati
Dining
UyICKETs LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN AC-
IL COMMODATIONS III. ll3. I'll. tui H1l RroaG-
way I56 273 West i25tn Chambers
and S3d ferries. York. A3 and 80 Fulton
Broadway. Brooklyn. &c River 81. Hcboken and
Station New Transfer Co calls and
checks baggage 20 destination.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-20
RrRIAL OF MAID s.

Maud s the famous trotting mare. WAS buried
yesterday al East View IN Westchester County, in
plot adjoining the grave of Dexter. the estate
OF Robert Bonner. The funeral procession, rs it
wended its way from Port Chester. attracted con-
siderable attention. The wagon which was used
for The heRrse bore large picture OF the Old mare
with her name painted under IL The picture was
painted By a son Of Thomas c. Wilson ten years
ago. Scores Of hCrsenen drove 70 5chulISnurst
Sunday 20 take parting look at the wonderful
ana carry away lock Of her name NO
allowed 10 touch the tail, which was cut
on and given 70 the Bonner heirs.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-20
Sports
"a NI D
MlIsoeI>r1eN'
ppoGR4ulfE OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

RcwIING-Greater New-York Industrial
r9urnament-Seher. Linden and Waiter;
[so1lr clerks League-Manhattan Company
: o Morgan g. Co. and United States Sub
treasury teams; Fire Insurance League
4ili9nce. Queen. Atlantic Mutual and Home
+ean,s. National League-Pontiac Wheeimen'
Kfrgs County and Riverdale teams; Column
&c Ieague-Empire City, Dooittle and Co.
,.,-,bia teams: Brooklyn Royal Arcanum-
---,Iton Alert and De Forest teams; car
-rthers Brooklyn Observation-Disclosures. East
..sv-York and I D. K. teams.
noe SHOW-Third annual bulldog show,
snldog Club of America, Concert Hall.
Madison Square Garden.
4EOCKFY-Brown and Princeton. ST.
Nicholas Rink
TRAP SHOOTING-Brocklyn Gun Club,
Interstate Park; Emerald Gun Club, Dexter
POOI.-KuickerbockerA Athletic Club tour
uauuput.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-20
POOL.
IN rEAG1rE GLIB TOrRNAMENT.

UNION LEAGUE CLUB TOURNAMENT.
Union League Club opened last evening in the
large cafe Of the club by ]. Seaver Page and H B.
Gilbert. The game of the tournament is for 100
balls, straight pool. call ball and pocket, the
handicap limit being 80. The honors last night
were nearly evenly divided. Mr.. Page gave Mr..
Gilbert five balls and won by g. The prizes are
two cups one given by Samuel W. Farchild.
chairman of the House Committee, and the other
by John w. Sterling chairman OF the Executive
Committee. Three games are to be played each
day at o. m. and 8 y. m. until all are played
out There twenty-four entries.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-20
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.

wkxE-
south Ferry (WhitsaAu rsrTninaA). Aaa
foot OF Liberty street.
sDAly tExcsps sunday ssundAyA
CHICAGO, .&1 m. dIbsrty street only. ~
p m si2 10 night
PTTTsBURo. . dlbsr,y oniy,. ~
o.. sl2 10
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. rsoo 100 fDinefS.
.ll 50 q DINER. floo m- CDnsr1. 'lD (Dinsr,.
SEQ i'Royal Limited" sxciu.vsy Pullman rr.in Dtnes
Cafe) Ass (D!ner) s555 q. (Diner1. and sl3 ~
night. NORFOLK 100
All a Illuminated
Cfces lib. 1Tc, 2el. asa, lisa Broadway - Union
W., i27 Bowery n. z. sSs 81. Brooklyn: Wnts-
hall Terminal I'D Liberty BaSxxxs checked no0
q o
New-York tribune., 1900-03-20
BROOKLYN ROYAL ARcANUA1
SHOOTING.

RESULTS IN HUNTINGTON COMPETITION.
Huntington, Long Island, March 10 (SpeciaI).-The
contest that has been IN progress here for some
time for the handsome cup offered by the Hunting
ton Rife Club has been completed and the result is
follows: Harry E. Bunce, &c; A. L. Field, So
Emmett 3. Hawkins, 90; Charles B. Scudder, 3d.
Irving E Brush and Thomas E. Irwin SO; Charles
H. Nissan, So; William Simpson and Thomas
Brush each s.. The for the rapid firing
test were: w V. Tuttle, 80. II. E. Bunce. 92; c. B.
Scudder 80; A. c. Field, IS, and William Simp-
son 81.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-20
TRANSFER OF SUFFERS PARK

Herman Suzer. of Suffers Park yesterday con-
veyed three lots his wife. Catharine. under an
agreement that they shall revert to their children
at Mrs. Suffers death The right to renew the
lease Is reserved to Mr. Suzer payment OF 5000
a year his wife. to be reduced to $1,000 a year
at her death. Mrs Suzer is 20 transfer the title
to the business of the Suizer Harlem River Park
Company her husband in indemnhcation or any
claim for alimony she may make against him. The
reason for the deeds was the disagreement between
Mr.. Sulzer and his wife, which led to a legal sep
ara
New-York tribune., 1900-03-20
WEST SFORER.R,

Trains leave Franklin s. Station y Xs fo1iosA
and N later foot 0f ". 4-d St.s
-I.s45 p NJ CONTINENTAL LIMITED Tor Dexo16
Chicago and 81. Louis Dining Car
.8si5 p M chicago St Louis Limited
p M Niagara Falls ExpreaA
.erI5 p NJ Chicago Express
.Day. Except sunday
Timetables at principal hotels and onnceA H0ass
hotel residences wesfcos-'s
II. LAMBERT. General PAssenSes AosnA - =
New-York tribune., 1900-03-20
GOLF.
SECOND MEETING OF THE VAN CORr-
LANDT GOLF CLUB-ADOFTIoN
OF A CONSTITUTION

OF a CONSTITUTION.
. fresh impetus TO public golf in this city was
- last evening when the new Van COrtlandt
- Golf club held its organization meeting at
- -..,r-az-ar+ House The meeting was called 10
sIl No the plans outlined at the general gather
- bsI5 a few weeks ago at the Hotel Marlborough.
r. ,,ost important business the adoption Of
a constitution and bylaws and club insignia con-
ets-irg Of a red cross on white ground
IN snire OF the storm. there were more than
.,f--,- na.ers present when the meeting was called
:, o-5ar and keen interest was shown in the or
,-+ze-tor7 proceedings The object OF the new club'
: ..-a5 in -1e constitution Is afford members
49, fs0irfes cf a CluD may be obtained through
,---af sHfcrf working through efficient repre-
c9r9-ives- 70 uromOIe facilitate ana manage ttie
Frj6ing ,f tournaments on the publc inks OF tlilS
-;+-- and 10 cooperate with the ParK CohillSslo
he successful maintenance OF SuCH us
s!1-o as will hest harmonize Individual ana puDnc
;-Fa-asrs 4 Board Of Governors is 10 pe appolnIsu
tournaments IN the COMING seSiSOII
md mis- body viii have the rigilI 20 nlahe SSO -
,7aTdfflTres as are necessary for prizes anu olIL
further provision OF the cOnSlilutlou Is
-, no Derson under sixteen years Is 70 De eIole
- ,,ar,7, ,arsnip and women are 10 De reCelNeu as
associate members only when means t.at icy oS
ri have no right vote. mere are 70 De 10 no
s-tafio- fees but The annual dues were INe0 dL e.
garding the plans for q ctuphonst 1IeLS s VS.
uttie iednite talk. 1t is probable however, ft r-i
- s~acrtun OF a small building for the use OF tns
members some time IN the near iutuIt NeaLIs S
5,,715rad members already enroIleC' anu tlIS
success Of the club seems assured II IS tApectou
-i-s+3e- whereby special privileges VIII De SecuIS
a. me Van Cortandr grounds ana a new s!steIlt 9l
idle service put into effect Inc HeeuIls AZ aG
So1--ed without setting a date for future CONFER
New-York tribune., 1900-03-20

sylvania, Columbia and Wisconsin. be held on
June 80 over the Poughkeepsie-FN Highland course.
The officers and directors elected were: President.
c. Z. Lambert New-York: first vice-president T
Il Ransom, Poughkeepsie; second vice-presdept.
C. c. Hughes New-York; fourth vice-president j.
n Campbell New-York; treagurer. W, H. Frank.
Poughkeepsie; secretary, II. s. Reynolds, Pough-
keepsie; directors, H ". Peckwell, New-York; J.
D. Mahr. New-York. and w. F. Booth. Pough-
New-York tribune., 1900-03-20

Charley. White. the referee. stopped the bout.
White declared Matthews the winner, but Con-
molly rushed the ring and tried 70 continue
fighting and White had busy time restraining
the Canadian. who finally subsidized and went to
his corner.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-20
Railroads.
new YORK CENTRAL.

HARLEM DIVISION.
A NJ p NJ. Daily except sunday. Pitts
SUNDAYS only at 800 A. NJ
Pullman Cars all through
Pntsch
Ticket Offices at r19. 4l5 1919 Broadway =
Union 235 Columbus Ave, 6t West 125th St,
i25th st. and Stations New York. 33S and T26
Fulton and f0+ Broadway. z. D, Brooklyn
Telephone 1880 Corandt'' for New York Central Cab
Service. Baggage checked from hotel residence by
WestcOtt Express Company.
GEORGE H. DANIELS. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1900-03-20
BUILDING ALMOST AT A sTANDsT1LL.

Building In Westchester County and The Bronx
is almost a standstill. owing to the Increase in
the cost of materials and the prospect of a strike
of the carpenters April for increased wages.
The signing of the contract for the rapid transit
tunnel is said TO have had the effect OF increasing
the prices Of a number of materials used in build
ing notably cemant