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New-York tribune., 1902-01-11
foreclosure Sales.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT COUNTY


or NEW YORK.-The York Physicians Mu-
tual Aid Associs lion, plaintiff. against Frieda
others, defendantsIn pursuance Of judgment
closure and sale duly made and entered in the
titled action. bearing date the thiTtleh December
1901. the undersigned the Referee said judgment
named will sell at public auction the New
Estate Salesroom, No III Broadway Borough Of
Manhattan. City OF New York the oath day Of Jan
1902. at IL O'Clock that day. Herbert
A Sherman Auctoneer, the premises directed By said
judgment be sold and therein follows:
All that certain lot, piece parcel land with the
building thereon erected. situated lying being the
city OF New York. IN the County and
and bounded and described follows: Beginning a
point the Southery side OF Eghty-fourth
tant hundred and three 2n feet and four inches
westerly from the southwestery Of ghtyfourth
street and Second and running thence souhey
end parallel or nearly so with Second avenue one hundred
and two 02 feet and ~ inches the line
OF the block; thence westerly and parallel with Eighty
fourth street seventeen feet thence norhery and parallel
nearly with Second and OF the distance
through party wall hundred and ro2 feet
two 2J inches 20 the southGrly side OF EEhtyfouTth
street and thence easterv along the southery side of
fourth street seventeen d feet TO the point
place of beginning and known by the street number
- East Eighty-fourth street New York City The land
affected by tho within instrument lies in Section g. in
Block l529 on the Land Map OF the city OF New York
Dated. New York. December Slst. 1901.
DANIEL MASON Referee.
MORTIMER C. ADDOMS. Attorney for Plaintiff II Will
lam Street. Borough Of Manhattan New York city.
The following is diagram Of the premises be sold
described above
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The Associated Merchnnts' Co

Hobolen. n J.. January TO- 1902.
QUARTERLY DIVIDENDS ON the First Pre-
ferred Stock at the rate OF FIVE % PER CENT
PER ANNUM, and the SecopS Preferred Stock at the
rate of SIX 90 PER CENT. FfsF ANNUM. to January
will be paid that date by the Hudson TruA
Hoboken, NewJersey stockholders OF record
OF the Associated Merchants Company.
Transfsr VIII close at p NJ. January II, t9o
aud Will reopen a& tsu 40 M January IA 1902
N
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Louisville 81 Nashville H. II. Co.
YNHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of the IlC

- VILE & Nashville Railroad Company this day de-
olared q dividend of TWO AND ONE-HALF C21aT) PER
CENT. payable and after February 10TH proximo TO
such shall be registered stockholders OF the Company
at z. NJ. January 25tb. 1902.
oath instant. reopen 10 a. NJ February 10th.
1902. AUGUST BELMONT. Chairnan.
New York. January 10TH 1902.
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S4th Street.
s3d Street.

approximate the lien charge TO
satisfy which the abovedescrbed property is TO be sold is
Sfl 637 0S with interest thereon threth
December, 1901 together with allowances
amounting S3T3 81 interest
Of December. 1901 together with the expenses Of
sale. The approximate amount OF taxes assessments
other liens which 10 be allowed the purchaser
OF the purchase money paid by the Referee is
S574.41 and interest.
Dated. New Yo,k. December s1st 1901.
DANIEL. MASON Referee.
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SAFES.

A LARGE LOT Of second hand safes for
sale cheap 70 make room; all sizes and
makes; must be sold quick KINSEY,
RAINIER &c THOMSON, S9S Broadway.
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ITO THE CREDITORS of the Modes and

ITO THE CREDITORS of the Modes and
Fabrics Publishing Company and OF Albert Sander.
Receiver OF all the assets Of the copartnership hereto
existing between Johr l.. Oberiy Alfred
doing business under the style Of the Modes
Fabrics Publishing Company: Take notice, that, in
cordance with order OF the Supreme
OF New York. County of New York duly made and en-
required present proofs OF claims duly verified
said Receiver his place OF doing business
OF his attorneys. Truax. Watson & Roberts. No.
Broadway. Borough of Manhattan. City of New
before the 18th day March, 1902:
notice that in failure present claims
aforesaid before 10Th 1902.
shall be barred of right claim against
Receiver.
New York. September 18th. 1901.
ALBERT SANDERS. Receiver.
TRUAx. WATSON & ROBERTS. Attorneys for Receiver
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Columbus Ohio November q, 1901.
THE Company has this day declared, from its
Il surplus net earnings applicable such purpose
dividend Of One and one haf per cent on
stock, payable January 18th, 1902 at the
ONCE Messrs. J. p Morgan Company 2a Wall street
York stockholders or record at the
close of business December 27th. 1901 .
The stock transfer books will close at the
Office of J. p Morgan Company three o'clock P M
Friday Decsmber 27th 1901. and will reopen at ten
~ 80 ~ WM. n. COTT Treasurer.
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WHEREAS, tho undersigned intends to apply

WHEREAS, Tho undersigned intends 10 apply
TO the surrogates Court OF the County Washington
n Y. for letters of administration the estate
Robert McMurray late of the town OF Cambridge
county deceased under the provision OF Section 1884 Of
the Code OF Civil Procedure for limiting the penalty
administration bond therefore notice is hereby
all creditors OF said deceased their claims
the 18th day OF January 1902.
Dated Cambridge. N. Y. December 9th 1901.
FREDERICK INGRAHAM
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MACHINERY,

AT REDUCED PRIcES.-5oo secondhand
wood and iron working rnschfnes. f,,IIv
Guaranteed; machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEO. b. EDDY SOS Nailsou-,,
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COLORADO SPRINGS STOCKS.

Closing quotations on the Colorado Springs Min
,rr Stock Exchange. by the Counseiman & Day
rT,vate wire from William P. Bonbright & Co.. OF
colorado Springs:
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ATTORNEYS.

AMLf diherences. other legal business
r-r an v1nsacted well and cheaply. ADVICE
New-York O-'-' ~ ~,
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l. NEW JERSEY, 148 LIBERTY STREET. New York
City January 9th, 1302-A dividend of q, per cent
has day been declared payable FEBRUARY lst next
Stockholders Of record at the close Of business 18th
instant. Checks will be mailed.
Transfer Book will be Saturday
18th instant. until the morning Of Monday 27th
G. o. WATERMAN,
and Trea
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The Hooking Valley Railway Company.
Columbus. Ohio November II, 1901.
A SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND of Two per
cent Of surplus earnings has this day been
declared the preferred stock Of Company payable
January 1902 stockholders OF record
Of business December 9th. 1901.
The preferred stock transfer books Will close at the
office Of J. P Morgan COMPANY q Wall Street. New
York at three ociock r friday DeceInoer zfth isoI
goth, 1902 WIN. n. COTT. Treasurer.
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TYPOGRAPHY.

ARTrsTIC wood burning: instructions; cut
nts; wooden articles IN blank. ROSE
DBCORATIONS CO.. l59 West 23d-st.
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GAS COMPANY OLE NEW

YORK Irving Place. December 9TH I9O1.-The
Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders Company
the election OF Trustees during ensuing year
will be held at this Ofce, Monday 1902 Polls
will be open from II NJ TO ?. NJ. Transfer books will
close Saturday. Jan 11h. M and Tuesday
Jan. 2sth. 1902. LEWIS b. CiAWTRY Secretary
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Dipinen6 Monies.

Texas Central Railroad Company.
SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND of two and
one-half per the Preferred Stock and also a
dividend of two and one-half per cent the Common
Of this Company has been declared
inEs of the Company. payable tho Farmers
Trust Co. 18th January, 1902.
= D. COMYN MORAN. Assistant Secretary.
York. 26th December. 1901
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ANTIQUE A JEwELRY,

s. WYLER. late with NJ crzgsrheirn.
:, diamonds. tewelry. siIverware and an
~ Us. Old gold, silver and jeweiry bought
a. eAcnanged W. 2sth-st. near 5th-ave
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HELP WANTED.

Male
AN ACTIVE. bright young man. we'll edu-
Gated. OF good address. about 16 years OF
age. willing TO work to learn the stationery
business. Address. giving testimonials as TO
character. etc, which must be OF high
order. H. Box rs. Tribune Office.
ATTENTION!-Men wanted; SIS and 81
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London. Liverpool. Glasgow. Hull. Ant
werp; also free transportation procured.
Apply Shipping Offices, 5 Clinton-st- and 70
West-st. New-York.
ASSISTANT WANTED in one Of the Free
Public Libraries: one with experience
preferred. Address. stating age and quail
ficatious. Box 126, Tribune Uptown ONCE.
LAP Broadway.
MEN to England. Germany easy work;
also free transportation: return passage.
HIRE MASTER. 95 lst-st.
WE WAIT for our tuition until student
has secured position, mail course in IL
lustrating. bookkeeping. Journalism, ad.
writing. ste1osraphy and prootreadIng; free
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OF AMERICA. B230. Scranton. Penn.
WANTED-Young man. over 25. OF good
education and address. to act first as
salesman, then as manager; references.
BALCH BROTHERS COMPANY. 156 9Th
ave
HELP WANTED.
Female.
wANTED.-A t1actabie. Intelligent young
woman TO do plain cooking in country;
S1S: must love country home, reference
Address GOOD HOME. Tribune Office
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DERMATOLOGY,
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
DRESSMAKING.

DRESSMAKING.
DRESSMAKER. large experience, desires
few more customers. Ladies desiring
choice. artistic gowns. Work standard Of
merit Special effort to please. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Home or out. NINE. GILL;
GA y. 400 West 57th-st.
DRESSMAKER. going South would give
her time for very little to lady or invalid;
also pay own way; best reference from
present employer. c.. Box so. Tribune Up
town Once. 1912 Broadway.
DRESSCUTTING and MILLINERY sys-
tematically taught; pays better than other
trades; night school. Monday. Wednesday.
Friday; 50 so starts you. MDOWELL'S,
3l0-3ls 6th-ave
ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
The Tribune receiV cd at their Uptown Of
fee. No. l.242 Broadway. ID door north OF
3lst-5t.. until o'clock p. m: advertise
meuts received at the following branch Of
fees at regular Office rates until 8 O'Clock
?. m. viz: Pa Sth-ave., 5. e. cor. 23d-st
1913 6th-ave.. cor. 12th-st.: I42 Columbus
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earrings Banks.
GREENWICH SAVINGS BANK,

:. II. Cor. 9th Ave. 18th ST.
INTEREST AT THE RATE OF THREE AND ONE
HALF PER CENT. PER ANNUM will be credited de-
postors for the SIX MONTHS and THREE MONTHS
ENDING DEC 81, 1901. on all sums from hve dolare to
three thousand dollars. entitled
pay able JAN. 20, 1902
JOHN HARSEN RHOADES
JAMES QUINLAN, Treasurer,
3. OGDEN CHISOL.M, Secret 1ry.
Deposits made before JAN. TO- 1902 will draw
interest from JAN. /. 1902.
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Nolitt 10 Creditors.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF THE MON
' TANYE-WELLS COMPANY. an insolvent corpora-
tionThe creditors Of said company
claims. under oath TO the subscriber
from tha date hereof be excluded from
dividends. CHARLES &. BLACK, Receiver Is Exchange
Place. Jersey city, n. J. January T. 1902.
ODONOHUE, JAMES.-In pursuance OF an
order Of Hon. Frank T. Fitzgerald a Surrogate Of the
County OF New York notice is hereby given the
hue late of the County of New York will apply
the Surrogaes Court OF the County
Letters OF Administration the
accordance with provisions OF Section 2f64 of the
Code Of Civil Procedure. and all persons having claims
against said decedent hereby notified present the
with vouchers thereof the Of
the County of New York. in the COUNTY
Court House in the County and City OF York. on OF
before the 20th day Of " -
Dated New York the Path day o December 1901
LOUIS v. O'DONOHUE
lLt1NEttAN q DOML.En Petitioner.
Attorneys for Petitioner.
l65 Broadway.
New York. N. Y.
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WORK WANTED
Masa-
BOY. 10, wishes good position and chance
for advancement Address NJ LEVY.
4O6 West S6th-5t-
BOOKKEEPER.-Com to take entire
charge: years In present position;
desires to make change; references;
present and former employers bond If re-
oulred Address ACCURATE, Box a.
Tribune Office.
BOOKKEEPER.-Amer 26: married:
strictly temperate; fine penman; excellent
education: seven years experience; hard
worker; employed; can begin on short no~
siss; best yetesUces. Is 81 S--|a VEST
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LINCOLN NATIONAL. BANK
81 ~ East Forty Second Street
New York December Goth, 1901
THE Annual Meeting of the Shareholders of
this bank for the election directors for the en-
suing will be held banking Tuesday
January 14th. 1902 hours of II m and D m
w. y. CORNEI.IA Cashier.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

MANAGER wanted for branch Office in live
c.ty, Who~ can invest $1,000 IN the busi-
~ IeSss 20 Tlght party, salary Of 500 a month
~ oHereo and commissions and promising
future. STABILITY. Tribune Uptown Of
fee. .242 Broadway
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ADVERTISEMENTS AMI subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown Of
fee. No. 1922 Broadway. I'd door north Of
31st-st.. until o'clock p m: advertise
fees at regular office rates until O'Clock
D. m. viz: 254 sth-ave-. 5. e. cor 23d-st. !;
ave, near West 66th-st.: IO6 West 42d-st..
near 6th-ave.; 92 East 14th-st-: 257 West
42d-st. between 9TH and sth aves.: 26S
West 125th-st.: 1853 East 47th-st.; l.S3S 3D.
ave. between 10th and 18th sts-; 1923 Sd
ave. near 6lst-st.: 1,T0S 1st-ave-. near
C9th-st.; 1877 East 125th-st.; T56 fremont
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2lO Bleecker-st. S25 Blescker-st. Brooklyn.
n, Y-216 court-st.; 215 Smith-st- Newark,
~. J.-794 B-oad-zt. And az an A. D. T.
Offices
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finarelal gleriious.

THE MERCANTILE NATIONAL BANK. 19f
Broadway New York. December 18th. 1901. an
rusl election for Directors of this Bank at
the Banking House Tuesday. January l4th 1902 be-
tween the hours Of II M. and P. NJ
JAMES V
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

ARTIST, 35 wEST.-Nicely furnished
looms; excellent board; central location
oetween Broadway and 6th-ave
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COOk.-By colored man. boarding house o-st
private family: can bring wife as assist
ant II needed WRIGHT. 1S1 West 26th-sE-..
fourth floor.
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED.-A tTactabie. intelligent young
woman TO do plain cooking in country
$15: must love country home; reference.
Address GOOD HOME. Tribune Office.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS syANrEDl
FennaIA.

COURIER MAID.-ThorouShly coupp.r~nxrs
speaks hve languages ffuentiy; expsri-
enced traveller, personal and written rsr-%
erences- kAPPES. 1.1O1 1-sxington-avs.
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ST. ALBANS-B w. DE FOREST pBop
., Z. East 31st-st.-Rooms single an
suite: private baths: parIor dining room:
electric light: table board
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USEFUL NAN-By young man; no waio.i
ing: respectable. ]. DE WE'RE, l50J
Broadway. n
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GARDENER and FLORIST-Thororshly
experienced in all branches OF the pro-
ression; strictly first class; references un>
exceptlonabie. D. NJ. 80 SpeedwelFayA~
MOrristown N. J.
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COMPANION.-By a lady 10 an invalid AZ
TO one child: wages S25: excellent refsr-l
enee from present employer. Address L.
30S East T2d-st-. room L.
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CHAMBERMAID. A German-Anertcar,S
woman 10 do chamberworks reference. lST.
West 33d-st-. ring bells
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USEFUL NANNY cellarnan. with hrsa,
class family: thoroughly understands
steam boilers. furnaces. pumps. machinery.
polish floors. windows abstainer: superioS
recommendations from best families. 24G
West 36th-st
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PASTRY COOk--By Erenchman; conpe.
tent, economical. sober; private farnilyi
or club: moderate wages. references,,
GEORGES. care OF Mrs, Bastian Pariso<tss
lis East 5Sd-st
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COOk--F1rst class; can give best ress--.i
ence. Address - Nc. care OF Mrs. Simp-l
son. 1.497 3d-ave-
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

TWO sEALsRIN SACKS. sizes rs and a.;
new; prices very reasonable. MAX
BERNSTEIN. 271 West 125.h-st.
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USEFUL AIAN--Coiored man; all around;
handy with tools: understands horsezfl
fireman. engineer, 1anitor. run elevator. A.
DAVIS, l65 East 97th-st-
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Financial Hleetlnus.
THE Annual Meeting of the stockholders Of

The DALEY Manufacturing Co will be held at the
ONCE OF the Corporation, No. II Tuesday,
January 14th, 1902 3:3O p NJ for the election ~
directors for the ensuing other business
as may properly come before said meeting
ALEX. FISHER Secretary
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-11-08
WON BY A l0O-T0.I SHOT
FIFTH RACE AT AQUEDUCT TAKEN
BY DUKE OF KENDAL In A DRIVE.
Steeplechase mt LatOnia Won by Sau-
Der, at IL to 1-Feature at Lake.
side Captured by Barrack.

NEW YORK, Nov. 7.-Duke of Kendall,
at 100 to 1. won the fifth race at Aqueduct
to-day. He jumped away in front and,
leading all the way, won, driving, by two
lengths. C. r. Ellison's Lyman Hay won
the Oakdale handicap. easily defeating the
TO favorite, Allan. Captain Arnold. sta
BILE mate OF Lyman Hay. was left at the
post, but finished close up. Lyman Hay
went to the front at the start and, holding
his lead to the finish. won easily by one
and half lengths. Mosketo, in the sixth
race, backed down from Is to to to 1,
finished third. being beaten two heads after
being practically knocked out of the race
at the start. Musidora and Arden made
the running 10 the stretch, where Mosketo
closed and. In a furious drive, Arden won
by head. with Musidor second, a head
in front OF Mosketo. Winners in order:
Dom Paul. to /; Courtenay, 10 l. Lyman
Hay, to /; Young Henry, even; Duke
Of Kendall, 100 to l; Arden, IL to 1.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-11-08
CITY NEWS NOTES.

A requisition from the Governor of ILL
nois was honored by Governor Durbin yes
terday. The requisition Is for John i. nris-
coll, accused OF bigamy and now In the
Huntington county jail.
Hospital. After a ride of three miles in q
hay wagon they were ready for the fine
turkey dinner that was served in two
dining rooms After social hour the
hay wagon was ready to take the party
back 10 the interurban car.
Dispatches state that Representative
Overstreet called on Secretary Root and Adj
Jutant General Corbin yesterday TO discuss
erty will be ordered sold as soon as the
War Department receives the appraisers
report.
One of the Irvington street cars jumped
the track near Washington Park Thursday
night and nearly fen to pieces. The floor
caved I'm and nearly all the windows were
shattered. Conductor Samuel Little re-
ceived slight injuries in falling through the
floor
Ernest Thompson-Seton will give two
lectures In Tominson Hall on Nov. l5 The
subject of the afternoon talk will be Per
sonality of Wild Animals, and in the
and Heroes" Reserved seats are on sale
at Huder's drug store.
At a meeting yesterday OF the junior
class of the Indiana Law School the fol-
lowing officers were elected: Fred l.. WILL
Jams, Indiana, president; Robert Pugh.
Shelbyville, ILL.,, vice president; John
North, Rushville, Ind, treasurer; +. Hem
derson, Anderson, Ind, secretary.
d. B. Caplinger, who formerly lived here
and conducted department store on West
Morris street for eighteen years. has
traded his property at Underwood. Ind.
for the building on West Morris street
known as Spencer Hall. and will again open
up store. His family arrived Thursday
The condition of Mrs. Florence Warner.
who has been at the City Hospital for a
week suffering from severe burns. was
somewhat improved last night. All day
yesterday Mrs. Warner was suffering
greatly. Toward evening she grew better,
and the hospital physicians said last night
that they thought she would recover.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-11-08

GLASGOW. Nov. Tt is understood that
radical departures in the matter of yacht
construction which have not appeared in
any previous challenger. These changes
are said to be due to an accidental dis
covery made during the trials of Shamrock
/ and Shamrock II, which convinced De-
signer Watson that there had been a
fundamental error in the construction of
all the recent challens ers- This discovery
was made too late TO ADMIT of the remodel
ing of Shamrock II. but when its nature
was explained to Sir Thomas Upton 1t had
great weight in inducing him TO try for
the Americas cup a third time. Both de-
signers. Fife and Watson, are convinced
that they possess solid data upon which
they will be able TO build yacht superior
to any previous cup racer. They GER
tain that they have evolved an idea which
affects the whole theory OF the propulsion
of sailing yachts.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-11-08
ALMOST A FREE Eight
DISGRACEFUL ROW AT THE CLOSE
OF A BOXING MATCH;
Referee DOnnelly and Dave Sullivan
Attacked by Dissatisfied "SpArts"
Other Bouts.

BOSTON, Nov. 7.-Dave Sullivan Of New
York, was awarded the decision csl a foul
over Jimmy Briggs, of Chelsea,s in the
eighth round before the Criterion sAthletic
Club tonight, and the boxing woutd up on
the verge of a free fight in which smost of
the spectators were jostling Dan Itonnelly,
the referee, and Sullivan. Briggs had all
the better of the match, repeatedly stag
gering Sullivan with punches to Che jaw.
In the sixth and seventh rounds iSullivan
had to clinch to save himself. In IT, eighth
Briggs landed blows at will, and otter one
to the stomach doubled up, saying that he
was fouled. He staggered to his c. sner and
sat down. Before a decision was given
Sullivan rushed back and resumed the fight.
Briggs again landed heavy blowsa Sui
Ivan cried fould and was given the de-
cision. Sullivan went to his corner and
then rushed back and tried to stril Briggs.
By this time the crowd had swaI ned into
the ring and only cool heads proFented a
FGeneral mix-up.
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Hanover.
wabash College Notes.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Ind, Nov. T.
President Kane has received letters from
Pocahontas, w. Va, asking him to investi-
gate the case of William ]. Hauck, who
came here from his home at that place to
attend Wabash College last August. Hauck
was nineteen years old and he came here
on the recommendation of the Rev. A. b.
Hallock, of Baltimore, a graduate or the
it was part of his plan to work his way
through college. After arriving In Craw-
louisville he tried to find work, but without
very great success. On Sept % he disap-
of his clothing except the suit he wore:
Since that time nothing has been heard
of him. He had corresponded regularly
with his parents, but the letters stopped
with that date and his relatives are thor
oughly alarmed and puzzled by his action.
A few days before he left postof1ce or
der for 500 came to him, but it has never
the information possible concerning Hauck,
but all trace of him is lost after Sept Is.
The case has been placed in the hands OF
the local police.
Joseph E. Baldwin, of the class of as,
son of the first president of Wabash
College. is on the founders day programme
for "reminiscences.
Kikipiro Naga, a japanese student, has
taken out naturalization papers and has
become full-fedged American citizen.
Gilbert A. Eldredge. impersonator with
the glee club last year. Is filling num-
Der of engagements over the state. A. H.
King, of the junior class, Is his manager.
Harry Filler has been elected b.s.ness
manager of the glee and mandolin clubs for
this season.
The freshmen have passed series Of
resolutions agreeing not to use paint this
year to antagonize the sophomores
The Y M. G. A. men listened to an ad-
by Charles w. Moores, of Indianapolis.