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NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW York, May lo.-4 p. m. Money on call
h'm at 1920 pei cent last loan per cent;
ruling rate cas- pr cent; Prime mercantile paper
al 4Q74M per cent Sterling exchange steady,
with actual business in banAers bills at 4S7ss
N4S7A fc. demand and at 4 S4G14s4A for
90 days. Posted, rates 48aa4. $50 and 1881
Commercial bills 4S3ll04 932l, SILVER asrtlheat 5
90. Bar silver 50(7501s. Mexicln uoiars 4sk. Cow
eminent bonls weak: State bonds inactive /;
Railroad bonds Irregular
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Are Backed by a Company as Strong as
the U. S. Government.
Total Cash Assets of the U. S.
S. Government (including the
Gold Reserve of $4,000 ,000),
Jan. /, 1901 ..................$ 20O. !O7, G72
Assets of the Equitable Life,
January /, 1901 .......... 314, 5J8 6G3
of which more than $66000,
600 is surplus to policy
holders.
THE EQUITABLE GOLD BONDS PAY 5
PER CENT WHEREAS GOVERN
MENT BONDS PAY LESS THAN PER
CENT.
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NEW YORK.

NEW York, May TO- Flour was barely stead,
Minnesota patents So 9s0420; do. bakers SO. OOn
3 p; winter straights S3 45GJ355; winter patents
3d. 65lL4U0
Rye -four steady; fair to good 81. s5@3 20; choice
to fancy So 20IE3.50
Buckwheat hour quiet at 81. 1092l5
Buckwheat dul at 606B63.
Corn meal quiet; yellow western @; city 81
brandywine S. 450L250
Rye quiet State rye 55Gl56 No. 2, western 81
Barley dull; feeding 46a4sA mailing 62a7O
Barley malt dull; western 6JlD72.
Wheat--spot easy; No. 2, red 82ls. Options
Corn spot steady; No. 2, 51&. Optic May
5l4; July 49as September 40.
Oats spot; No ?, 33R. Options dull and
Beef quiet; family $40 5o0ll.5o; mess $1,000
So 80; packet SS.50a90O: beef hams Sl950a.1 %.
Cut meats st ady; picked bellies S1IC0 l0h; do.
shoulders * do hams 9ai q l04s
Lard steady; western steamed $3.50; May
80; refined steady; to the continent Ss.45; South
America 1926; compound 64
Pork steady family l6.0O1l650; short clear
sl5.50Gl100; mess Sl5000l6.25.
Tallow dull; city $500 per PACKAGE, Az
bid; country (packges free) 5GIj96.
Petroleum easy; refined New NOrk 81. Is; Phil
adelphia and Baltimore 81 10; in bulk, S4,55.
Rosin dull; strained common to good Sl.55
Ia pentine lull at 8403lK
Rice quiet; domestic, 3A06 fair to extra
Spe ter dull; domestic So 85039O
Coffee spot Rio dull; No z invoice Ga
mid quiet; Cordova s140l2h. Options May 535;
June b.35; uy 5.45; August -; September
5.G00570; October -; January -.
Sugar-raw hrm, quiet; fair refining go
3 1916: centrifugal, 9G-test, 4 9-32 mo-
lasses sugar 4 3-l6; refined steady; No s,
80; No Z, AGO. mould $50; standard A 5.35
confectioner's 5.35; cut loaf sos; crushed
sos; powdered $685. granulated $3.50: cubes $50.
81 tier strong; western creamery fresh. l50l9:
factory ll61l5; State dairy 15Qls.
Cheese easy; fancy large white l0A0lOh;
Eggs easy; State and Pennsylvania at mark
l4@l4H; Southern, at mark, HOLE
Potatoes quiet: Jerseys 50lpl.3715; New
Yorks Sl.250@L15: Long Island S3,00G500;
Havana S3001ll5.00; Jersey sweets Sl.50025U
Molasses steady; New Orleans, open kettle,
good to choice, 32GI40.
Peanuts steady fancy hand-picSed 1905; do
nestle 41sGD4A.
Cabbages steady; State sl20l6 Ter ton.
Freights to Liverpool; cotton by steam y; do
grain
Cotton seed oil rather firm. Prime crude
barrels nominal; prime summer yellow 34h
off summer 33h prime while 3Ih03S; prime
winter yellow 50; prime meal S2i.Oo.
BALTIMORE PROVISIONS.
BALTIMORE May TO- Flour quiet; western
super S2300,240; family S3.00GD325; winter
wheat patents S3SjGG4.05; spriug patents $3.50
APO; do straights, S3.S5Q395.
Wheat easier; spot 78401s28; the month
18lG7SA; June M asked; July T44tD74A
steamer No. red -; Southern wheat by sam lie
T261T9
Corn steady: mixed, spot and the month
$4,000; June 4S414sh July 48h@48h
Southern white corn. 500051: do. yellow
Oats hrm: No. 2 white 3315n34; do mixed -.
Rye steady No nearby, 5SG59
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. MS, May 10.-Market news to-
day was against wheat for a time, but
export sales later caused recovery
and the close was steady, July sc lower
Corn was weak closing lac. lower for
May and q to Hc. down for July Oats
closed hc lower and provisions to 7Hc
higher.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
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hese Bonds

Are issued in denominations Of Si.eF0,
and at maturity whether 1T death or
end of Is or 20 years. the Society
agrees to purchase them, az the OPP
tion of the holder, at premium OF
$500 on the 81 900 Lar value, or $1,000
on each $1,000.
FRANK w. BANNER,
General Agent, North Carolina and Rich
mond, 900 East Main Street,
RICHMOND, VA.
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Up CO THE PRICES
WITH A BIG BOUND
And Many Net Losses Are
Wiped Out.
The SCARE SUBSIDING
All the Stock Exchange Houses Meet
Their Obligations.
The SCARE SUBSIDlNG
THE MARKET CLOSES STRONG AT THE TOP
A Stti. ment With Shorts in Northern Pacific
Effected on the Basis Of $50 Share.
Resumption Of Speculative Move
ment Led by Union Pacific.
ment Led by Union Pacific.
(By the Associated Press.)

New York, May 10.-The local demand
has again been poor, the weather con-
tihuing bad and mail orders have barely
in brown or bleached or coarse colored
cottons but market easy outside of ex-
port grades of brown goods. Print cloths
continue inactive. Prints dull and irreg-
ular. Linens slow of sale but firm in
price. Burlaps also firm with little BUSH
ness doing
COTTON.
New York, May 10.-July shorts were
badly stampeded in the local cotton mark
ct today, and in effecting an escape sent
prices up with a rush to 7.79 for that OPP
tion. The other months. though, notably
May and June, followed readily. For a
time the new crop positions were neglect
ed and therefore backward in advancing,
but outside buying and some demand from
the West finally stiffened October and
the later deliveries decidedly. The mark
ct opened steady with prices unchanged
TO two points higher and for a time show
ed a disposition to do better on moder-
ate general buying, the cables having
improved and the weekend statistics be-
ing less bearish than previously predict
ed. Then selling for turn carried July
off to 7.5S with the market showing heavi-
ness in every department. Before mid
day shorts became apprehensive of mis-
sionary work in the July option. There
was little cotton to be had in the pit
and good parties seemed to be quietly
Kidding that DOSitiOn uD. An outright
scare occurred before o'clock on q
general turn for cover. July ran up to
779 and October jumped to 7.1S. For the
rest OF the session the market was ex-
tremely nervous and very susceptible to
buying orders from the bear side. The
amount of cotton brought into sight this
week did not reach the figures antici-
rated. and the estimates for tomorrow S
receipts at leading points were smaller
than counted upon. New Orleans sent
numerous buying orders here. After 2
O'Clock selling for profits forced prices
off six points, though shorts failed to re-
gain courage up to the close. Fears of a
pronounced advance in Liverpool tomor-
row checked extensive selling. The mark
ct closed steady at a net advance of from
four to fourteen points.
NEW YORK.
NEW York, May iO.-Cotton futures opened
steady.
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BALSARROCA'
CzAREW|TCH.
AMERICAN OWNERS WON ALL
OTHER EVENTS.
kceue's Crippled Futnrity WAN
her. ChncOrnHc. CAPTURED Ken
meth stake. nt Newmarket.

LONDON. Oct. i6-Balsarroch Won
the Cza.ew!tch Stakes at Newman ket
to-day.
The czarewi,ch Stakes is one % the
big hnndcaps OF the English turf II ~
lOg ,hree-year-o and upward. and IS
run over the CIarcwltch course. two
miles Two furlongs and q Yards.
The result IN dstai! was as follows:
:. II. Haula,s ora 10y co.'s n4..uoca,
Retreat. OF MaT;iSpa-HaIy ....-.......,.-
7. hihcsd' bay cot BLACK Sand BY Ne.
l4uiga--SaR!. ..-- .-.I .. . .
!. p.ssoH. rs. bay t!ly Rambling K.u-
rs HAHptan--Bsrfnaid .... ....-.........
Tstnty.thrs horse. Tsa.
kearsaSe. Danny Mahrr up won i,
malned two-ycar.uld stake, distance.
i've turlongs
William G. Whitneys Spectrum. With
) Rcin up won the Select Stakes FOR
Tour y"as-oids and upward. distance.
the Rowi"y mile
Dundonald Glenn" jenkins up won
the Autumn Handicap. for tnree-year-
olds and upward, distance, the RowIey
j. Il Kc-nc's Chncornac Maacr an.
""n the krnnntt Plate. distance ms.
furlones f. corr!gans Lutte. Thorp.
up was second, and Frank Gardner :
Monsieur d. iIOrmc. Glen Jcukins
up, finished third. MI III. winning
horses aud their Jockeys in this race
thus being Americans,
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AUTOS TO RACE
ON PARK WAY.
BIG MEET Is ARRANGED FOR
NOV. 16.
Park Commissioners Browrr Has
Given Long islnnd Club Exclusive
Isr "f Ocean ThorouEhfnrc.

The Ocean Parkway in Brooklyn Will
he IA lively spot Nov. Is. on that date
tho Long Island Automobile club will
hold a series Of races there which prom
isc 10 be an interesting speed ties, OF
automobiles.
Al! ARRANGEMENTS have nccn com.
ploted Tot IN. events and GcorS" V.
Hr"wcr Park Commissioner. has given
III" club III" cNclusiv" nv" Of tho Park
way rom KINGS Highway to For. Ham
iltor avenue The brooklyn orSnnizn-
'lnn has been promised AID from many
clubs. Tho Parkway Driving Club and
thu American Horse Drivers Assooin-
ton VIII help IN keeping the course
clear Tor IA" contests
The races VIII be held IN the morning.
the starts being mad. between Church
itvenuc ana Fort Hamilton avenue. Tho
club PROPOSES to make tho meet An an.
nunl one. Speed contests at d,1crant
distances will hc held for all sorts o!
vehicles The course viii be practically
straIgh,awny aud level, cxccp, for !:
slight incline q, church avenue. near
the starting point.
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DON'T OBSERVE
RULES AT POST.
OConnor on Hayward Boy Started Second
from Rail, Though He Drew Sixth Position.

proper places but watch FOR offenders In
other ways az well?
The positions al the post enter very
largely into the betting on race. FOR
on a good or bad position often depend
horses chances of winning.
There was little tina, was interrstiuS
about Yesterdays racing The FAirvl.w
Stakes had only two startcrs-Rowdy
ana liiIns.if Rowiy won handi.y
enough. llc MAS entered {" b. sold Tor
sfso. and Fiill DAILY boost.d him T. 81 ~
Mr.. Whitncy's representative" hid the
usual s. extra and retained the g"lding
DAILY afterwnrd said:
Put this In the paper: Mr.. Daily
thought Mr.. Whitn"y'- hors" Vas on
tered too ch-apiy, 50 Mr. Daily bid up
Mr.. Whitney, horse 10 81. "n the same
price TOR which Mr. DAILY. hOrs. was
entered. and then stopped"
or course Mr. DAILY ,"l, hurt that Mr.
Whitney should enter 50 chcnply Mr.
DAILY did not care about receiving hair
the run M No. h. vas only bidding
ur in the Interest OF tn" snor,
In tho Rancho del raso stakes Leon
ora Lnrtng met her second dcfat ~ tn.
year She finished last In a field ~ nvn
horses. Luck ana charity having been
LEFT At the post Tho MY Is not NJ to
her previous race 60 beat Neither One.
and Neither ON" Is worth about thirty
| cents
That race should have been warning
when she next ran IN fair company, IN.
talent. however. preferred to believe that
I no My was short In her previous race.
and they played her ~ a short price
Wh!sk"y king won IN tight ~ with
Brunswick. Clarence Mackay's ST Carlo
colt. II va. clos" Mt all around ana
tho nlly. Will. beaten. was not dis
Traced she DID the best she could
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LATEST BOXING NEWS.

KID Carers victory over Joe waieott in Sun
Francisco last niEht sas hailed with 10Y BY the
sdmrsr, 1t pusilisn IN this vicinity, wa!eost
y Ncry unpopular with the sporting mon.
George Gardner. tas middle weight champ hon
NJ Sew England. who defeated Kid Carter 70.
Gently In san Francisco. viii probably b matched
to aEht Carter again Tho twentieth C~niury
h c. OF San Francisco onerr a purse for them
MAty Matthew'S. tho ex-veiier. weigh, cham.
riou. ana Tom coahiG. the rugged weller. " q, m,
lighter OF punhhk. y, T.. have hsen matched
10 nxht twenty round bout before the Indus;viai
l. c. Of For Er.s. Canada. on Oct. Is They
'ousht At Louisvilis . few months ago ami Mai.
the~s ~as awarded the decision.
KID Mccoy. It 10 reported. arrived In pos:oa
on Monday with . wsli.knovn wealthy English.
man. who 10 ~iiIlns to back him Tor SO, OOO "a
nSh, an, hsavy. us.xht IN the world. Mccoy
has been lucky IN picking UP ''suEsls"
Articles OF Agreement havs hssu sienad by
Tim Callahan. Of Pni'sdelphis. and Ediis rsuny.
Of Chester. Pa. for tssnty.round bout TO b.
decided before the Savannah tdal 4. c. on
Nov, q They will battle Tor 90 per cent. Of tie
Erosa rseeipta
i.sh Meclel,and. the plttssurs fsarnsr.vsixA,.
and TIM Callahan Of ph.ladslphia. have been
assers he crssosst A. O. o. ssgsstc % sssN q
The evening world., 1901-10-16
I" HEAVIES" FOR
THE CRIMSON.
,sp..i.i to Tne Evening World. ,


CAMBRIDGE. Mas. Oct. Is-IIar-
ward is going to utilize every heavy man
she has from now on. Most OF her ca N.
didatcs are too light. but the few heavy.
weights that she has she Is going to
md some positions for on the team
The appearance OF Lee. the big guard,
has caused Cuts, who has been playing
guard this year. 10 be put In at tackl. in
Graydon's place. bu, the latter was I'm
mcdiately pulled behind the line and pu,
In at fullback. He Is 4 big man. weigh.
Ing over $50. but Is very fas, on his
tcct and hits the line low and hard
Miiftin. who has been playing such a
brilliant game az full. made little i'm
preston on columhia's line. 40 that the
coaches thought Il necessary to get some
one else into the fullback's harness 10.
Tho blk games to come.
Another heavyweight IL Lyon, who
played on Iowa State College Tor two
years. He weighs about 10. and yet the
coaches are trying 10 make - quarter
back OF him. where he Is accustomed 10
play.
The practice is rapidly approaching
perfection. During the latest ihc var
sity scored four touchdowns. the most
they have made against any eleven thi,
year, Marshall carried the ball ninety
1--WE yards for touchdown. the mos,
brilliant run that has been seen on Sol
diers' Field for a long time.
The evening world., 1901-10-16
Coaches Think Candi.
dates Lack the Usual
Speed Of Eli EIevens
-Hogan's Amusing
Play.
-,ss..i,l to Tn. E,.a,n. wnr,a.,

-'N~etai to Tho Erening World
NEW HAVEN. Conn. Oct. l6-IIo-
gan. the big guard OF the Yale football
eleven Ii I'll. funmAkcr OF the team
His style OF play Is amusing. Hogan Is
freshman and Is said to be only nine.
teen years old. but he weighs 20 pounds.
nc Is not fas, man. but his chief
virtue Is his so!idity. When Hogan fan.
WIN the ball he falls with ali hi, ,ci~h,
a". -" goes hard with the man VIII, i.
unner h'n. Sometimes Hogan doe. sur.
prsinS things. as when he pull, a n,s..-
on ms own side over the goal win :.
'o'S ''he OF opposing player, hanging ON
to the mans legs. His strength /, as.
tonishing
IN" I'm" has come when football ex-
p.r's should b" able to Judge wiz :,
' amount OF accuracy just what Yale.
.""' amounts {" this year, Walter
'ahP and George S,illm.u hay. -,
making an estimate OF the mo, CO..
'''s not get along very well in his ,.,,
,'r a.. 's guard. lie seems un,bl.. 20 l.,
lease MS speed. Oicot,. on III. ~ III
y. ~ quick man ana SHOW. ~, III,
,Ln",, '"sS' he team work az , wbnI.
L,"'Sh; u unsatisfactory ma ;;
, "chihd fnl"'s usual form r.. 49,. 800,
naru. hut they sp.n, ~. i".I'
asihS their plays with III. SUI, 20
s''''h thc coaches are after. '''
The evening world., 1901-10-16
BODY BLOW PUT
WALCOTT OUT
Though Latter's Manager Says He Quit, Ma
jority Of Spectators Think Garter Won Fairly.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. ls.-Kid Car
ter stopped Joe wa!co,t in the seventh
round OF their nSh, in Mechanics Pa
wilton last nigh, after one minute an!
torty-avc seconds OF nSht!ng. The blow
watch brought the contes, to an abrupt
and urcSpccie,. close was OF exactly
the same character AS that with which
Fitzs!fnmons defeated Corhett in their
memorable battle a; Carson Il was a
rght-iani blow with slight upward
tendency TO the pit OF tho stomach.
Walcott sank 20 his knees. look 81
agony on his face. while ne clutched
dcspairrgly AT his groin. Ills mind
was active. hut all tho nerves con
trolling he movements OF hts body
seemed suddenly disorsAnissd. leaving
him helpless. All tho powerful ma
| chincry which had driven him through
six desperate rounds OF lighting seemed
10 nave given out.
Thi- Is what the majority OF specta.
tors saw. Others noted tho end OF the
.,ght from an entirely different point OF
view They 81! no, hesitate 10 say
Walcott quit when he found his blows,
which would fell an OK. were not OF :fr,f-
ilcicnt power to stop Carter. Amons
tho men who hold this Wow Is young
Mitchell. Wa,co.ta manager. and one
ut his seconds In the night. His nrsi
words when asked hts opinion before
Wacott left the ring for his dressing
room were.
Il saw no foul blow. I think walcott
quit"
Referee Phil Wand said: 1T was q
fair blow In the pit OF the stomach"
Or. William c. Eldenmuller. the sur
secn OF the National Club. examined
walcou for signs OF foul blow In the
groin, hi, could md no injuries !nd!cat.
Ing that any such blow had been 70.
| ccivcd. walcott has thus again fur.
| nlshed food for endless discussion.
There is material a-pienty on which ar.
| Suments can be based.
Carter Nearly Out.
In the sixth round Carter was AZ
| nearly knocked out as falls to tho 10,
OF any boxer. when the round opened
he went after WaIcott at once. jabbing
him with HIS left and sending his RICH,
to Walcotts head. Walcott came back
10 him with some short arm blows 10
the head and then whipped his right
over. shaking up the Kid conSiderab bly,.
lie then caught Carter coming toward
him and staggered him.
Tho colored man was quick to see his
' advantage and showercd blows on Car
.tsr's head. Ho followed one blow %
The evening world., 1901-10-16
FISTIC MlX.UPS
AT CORNELL.
ts,~ al 10 III. Evening World,

ITHACA. y. Y, OCT. l6,--Thc Cornell
coaches ana their men are lighting In
real earnest these days. M!S-ups. sup
plcmen,ed by nsiic encounters. arc COM
mon In the last practice game Finu
cane. sub quarter. dealt Davitt an UP
percut. and i've men were required 20
separate them Purcell encountered
Kent In a rough-and-tumblc. and Smith,
at right tackle had 20 bring into play
all the Sparring science he acquired =,
West Point TO withstand Drtscoli, ons
81 cornclrs best. There Was a iiercs
scrimmagc between the TWO clcvcns. ant
tho scrubs held their own so we'll that,
the first team was driven 10 desperate
straits to gain an advantage.
Because OF the exceedingly rough
work several injuries resulted. School.
kopf and Taussig were sent IN with
twisted ankles and Tcnnent. tho big sub
centre. arrived iome with 4 wrenchcd
knee Brewster. whose shoulder has
been hrarod up with bandnscs for ten
days. found II giving out in signal work.
and did not risk the lineup.
Owing to these injuries. the strength
OF the team VIII b. considerably lcssencd
FOR Saturdays game against the Indians.
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quickly with another that they had the
effect OF keeping the recipient on his
feet. II seemed rs II he had stopped
FOR an instant Carter would nave fallen
10 the moor.
Carter was bleeding from the nose and
mouth. while his head rolled from side
TO side. as II 1t were held on by only
slender cords When II seemed no must
10 down. Carriers gamrncss and vitality
Kept him ny, lie rallied. and At the
end OF the round he was nShtinS WAL
colt back
Carter was carried 10 hts corner and
restoratives w.r. applied: His seconds
worked over h.m IA desperation Z?
bring him through In time TO respond
10 the call ot time.
Change In wnIcotrs style.
Contrary to all expectations, when tho
out OF walcott'. corner and no, the
!!on.-hcarie,i hshtcr. when he had 80
decided a lead II seemed there was no
course open for him but to pitch Ia and
the agSressor and chased walrott all
around the ring.
The colorcd man slid along the ropes
max. good sss s son., MAS h neoS Would S
make Wnlcoit climb through them.
Walcott finally made stand near tho
ropes. II was here Carter delivered the
II Walco,, was shamming to avoid
further punishment he Ia a coNsum-
mate actor. as those will at;cs, who
George Harding was reien,lessiy calling
on the Hateful ten seconds. The talk OF
walcoit and his friends being implicated
In Job l. not oorne out by facts. All
him and apparently saw no chance for
him to lose.
The evening world., 1901-10-16
PRINCETON TRACK GAMES,
lspe.l,l % Ih. E,,nIns weLla

PRINCETON. y. j.. oct. II The ta!I
track games wer. held this afternoon
on the university athletic flcld. Mon.
day had been act az IN. original dat,
!o' ;hoSc, games. but they had Ia he
postponed on account OF rain. An un.
usual amount Of interest has been taken
by new m"n IN training FOR the events,
Tho summary:
S,.ysrt RGn-won by kd,It ~, second
I'm So.
l0.rsrd pa.h--won by Phelan. @; second.
iiuinblrd. %. .hifd Mills, 'Oi Tim,-~io >. 4.
oaeNMiis ngn-won by wsiloutr. 'ol ..:ond.
Dayh, o.. third. A.rwIn. 'Ia. Tlns-Sn g.,
i2o.Y.rd Iiar!l.-won by Garter. 'ots .s"cad.
Nekslvy. '0t. Armstrong. 'O5. Tims-l,s
26o.fard lInfdie-won by Carter 'Oj. second.
Grimes: 'oS; third. Heisler. 'd6. Tims-2s .S.
no Yard Dash-won BY Perry. 'O5 second.
woodruff. %; third. Thompson. 'o? Tlmo-5S,'
shot 1Put--Son By Grimes. 'o5: seooud sehnitf,
'Ot: third. Amss. 20. Distance. "a n. II in.
Running broad iump--won by Grimes. CS
s.soas keith. 60; third. johnson. &c. Dis.
Running High Iump--won by Curtis, '0a; SEE.
ops. Johnson, %; third. tic hst~esn AfnstrSnr
20 ID kssss. o. plstanss-6 q. u.
The evening world., 1901-10-16
HGERS' SHAkE.UP
WEAkENS TEAM.
Special 10 m. ,,.,l, ~,

PRINCETON. y. j.. OCT. ,s-Co,c5..
ana caotain OF the Princeton football
'eam are troubled over the preseu, on, !.
look for putting out a strong combin,
'.oh on the grldiron against Cornell
nov. ana against Yale Nov. ls Th.v
nave made another shift OF men. DE-.
VIII has been put a, half. McCord Al
'uii and Meier at quarter. Pearson. who
Tor the last few days has been looked
u'on 'avorably for quarterback. has
been dropped from the lineup.
lhere Is "A question whether the
oranges made are advisable or not. Tie
varsity team In new shape played mos,
d:scourhEinEly. The scrub broke through
Ruskieatcz FOR gains OF Ave yards and
circlcd the ends for long gains. In
fact. the only score OF the day was
made by Roper and on the scrub. The
varsity seemed unable to get the ball
near the scrubs goal
De Witt. 4 giant At tackle. is not prov
Ing himself anything extraordinary Al
halfhark. With a little coaching he may
Improve. McCord at suiiback also
seems u little out Of place.
The evening world., 1901-10-16

Down In Secretary Crickmorss ONCE
every afternoon there are drawn from
q leather bottle small ivory balls hav-
Ing numbers marked thereon. As .
horses name Ia called ball is drawn
from the bottle and the number Is the
horses position at the post.
Now. what Is the sense OF al this
rigMsrolc II the horses do not take the
positions assigned them at the post
The horses line up to the barrier and tho
assistant starter calls their positions.
Then tho boys take any old position that
suits them.
O'Connor. who rod" Maynard Boy In
the frst race yesterday. drew sixth po-
sition. Instead he started from second
position on tho rail next TO Cespcdes.
and the advantage this position gave
him enabled him 10 win the race. !,
IS no; fair 10 the public TO have Jockeys
disobcy the rules NJ the post, nor Is /,
fair 10 the bookmakcrs.
More than that. 1t liz not fair 10 other
riders who strictly observe rules. VIVA:
arc called the star Jockeys ar" notable
offenders in this respect. or course.
the starter cannot keep all OF the pos,
positions In mind. but Their" should DC
an official who could SEQ 70 that sort
Of thing.
Instead OF sending n steward TO tho
post In every race. why not appoint a
fourth steward or starting Judge. who
shall not only keep the boys in their