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New-York tribune., 1903-02-06
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

Liverpool. FEB ). p. m.--Cotton-spot good busi-
done prices points higher; american p1iddling
iniddng AID good. ordinary. 462d; ordinary 45od.
were speculation and export, and included II 500
American Receipts 10 100 bales all American Futures
opened and closed firm; American middiing e. Feb
477d4 7sd: February-March 4.7TG4. 1Sd: March
Anri 477a4 7sd; April-May 1894 7gd: May-June, 70
az sod: J1na-July 1904 sod Juy-August A Tsd;
els-SeDeuber TOd: SepteInber-OctobAr 45oG4- 51d;
~ nber-N Nnr,ernher 4 i044 4ld
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es 70 sc 12ii culls n 81 80; 40 Ohio sheep
81 n 81. .e-- "a,
Harrington & Co 1917 state lambs 81 70. at 50 90 ~
do. II 10. So %; sheep 95 ~ at 81 40 AZ"
70 So so. -
George L s Dillenbaek; western iaun9s
So ID Sc 50. .- o.
Judd & Co: 40 Buffalo lambs. 40 n. AZ 90 80 80
do: 81 h. 50 s71z Joe Ohio sheep. IS 10 ar St
Newton & CO.. 10 State lambs, 81 n, at 50 5V g 7
yearliugs (few Sheep. aI %. at 50 f2lz &c A.
Tobin & Shannon 30 Buffalo lambs. II 10. at 80
HcGs-Reeeipts I2I7 cars or 22es head. about deck
sale alive. No sales reported Country dressed at
Gleiac 70 tsayy light weights. - -...
Sales date yesterdaylJ. H Hume & BTo. . ,1 sS
n $40 rough $50 70. AT S6 20; boar 80 ID At 90
y II. II. Hollis: 80 state hogs. 1Ol 10. at p 20
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

HeTv-Yort. February s. 1903
AND PEAS-An domestic beans held
marked arazess st former quotsona trading
.srfss oief Foreign quotations
extreme quote; Beans Marcy choice. per buHhei,
Toas2 choice 81 IS. do pea. choice,
81 s5@s2 80: do red kidney s3gfs o. % ghte kidney
sr eve choice 81 70Gs2 70; do lima, California. s39
s3 5 imported giants 81 15Gs2 25 Italian medium - 10
$50 30: other foreign nedium s2ds2 10: foreign pea
81 l0Gs2 90 foreign marrow duty paid 81 69gs2 %;
rreen peas Scotch. bags 81 1881 771z-
EUTTER-Bxncy fresh eTssnaara. such - VII sScfs
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NAVAL STORES.

The mark.t for spirits turpentine again higher
here owing a strong position Savannah. The price
generally locally al the close &c. Rosin was
firm. Tar firm. with small sales fuI 1Ioted
prices.
CRPENTTNE-spirits. oil and machine bb1s 6s'+g
SIC.
TAR-Pine bbls Sc 90: oil bn1s, 81 25Qs4 so
ROSIN-Cornnlon good strained 81 10d 50 Is; y,
50 i5 e 50 i0as2 15 F. So 209s2 25 G. So g0as2 s. H
81 50 s31s3 @ K. S3 80; III. SO s0 y. 81; " c. 81 25
and " ", s. So
STOCK ON HAND.
tlosin 4,oCls bbis
Spirits turpentine 29I0 bbls
Tar 90 opis
Savannah Feb 5.-TGrpentine nrn, s4c bid: receipts
223 sales IS; exports, 81 Rosn frm receipts. .. 57
sales 149; exports, $e7 We quote: A 3, c. y E,
IL So 40: ~ 81 5d c. So so: " 81 20
Charleston Feb. 5.-Turpfntine firm 631zc
Arn; A, 3, G. .. E. $50 r 81 s.: G. 81 %: So 75
Z n, n, So 50, " Q, 50 s5; " ", 81 IL.
Wilmington, Feb 5-Turpentine-spirfts firm, SIC:
ceips p casks Rosiu rm. 81 50: receipts T. Turpen
tine-Crude firm 81 401is4; receipts. DbiS Tar hrn
london oo FEB 6"rurpentinespr.ts 42s Iosd Rosin
-Amerfcan strained, es; fine, los
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ROYAL BLUE LlnE.

FOR BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGToN-fss ~.
1880 .IIs0 A n 100. +sS-4o 500. 100 P. NJ
M1t-
zror Tiberty Street only "Daily fDalfy except sun
day SSuncay tParior only HFta Ta-naEuA-
S,<rss: liberty 81 Ferry Ferry. H5Us-.
f1s 261 asa 800 1854 Broadway 1s2 5th Ave . Unfos
Soia-a west f53 East I25th St 273 West 5th St 945
C5r-sb,1s Ave New York: Court ST. 544 SEQ Futon
e. P~ookIvu: qs Broadway. williamsburg New York
transfer Co for and checks baggage 70 desttnston
n = pESI.F-P c II BURT.
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pnbIlr NoIlces-
APPELLATE DIvIS-

SUPREME COURT, APPELLATE DIYIS-
ION First Department.-In the matter Of ths
Company for the appointment Of three
commissioners determine and report whether raroa
or railroads conveyance and transportation OF
persons property ought be constructed and ope
PTrBrrc NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant
ed Pennsylvania New York and
Torg Island Railroad Company will apply the appel
10 held a. tSe 3rreliate Division Court House
20 oe 4ielt a
ough OF Manhattan Friday the 18th day OF February
1903 at one the afternoon Of that day. or as
commissioners in the above entitled mat
determine and report after due hearing wnetner
transportation Of persons and property ougn! 70 ps
constructed and operated The papers upon ~nc1 tne
COMPANY dated January 1908 and the 3hdavlts and
other papers accompanying the same all o. wcn were
filed IN the OF he Clerk y the sad Appellate DVis
other papers as sha Be presented the said Court By
description and general plan oc co1strc
ton Of railroad railroads form part q he
papers aforesaid with the said Cer1 q tGe A
1eflata Division. following IL brief and substan-
tia synopsis satd route in the Borough OF Man
tfIg, 2fa, and 92I streets and from Ninth Avenue
the East River. under 33d Street
The object Of the aforesaid application IS to obtain the
.,of1r7s1+ 81 who determine after
-sfIrod or ~sroa5s ought to be constructed oper
sta5 ana shall ranrt he evidence taken said Appel
!ae Dlylson; n fsyor T the eonstructfon and
pauy will ask that shall be- shall when confirmed oy
said Court be taker Of the consent OF the properly
o"neFs aiSng S '9s YoE ne JonuaTv ar Ssth ieos
PENNsYIVA NEW YORK. AVID LONG
iskAND Isl r ha,ssSTT hea1sssTT' Ppesident
ROBERT III. CROFT Secretary.
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READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL z. r
Liberty sfrees south Ferry time from South
Ferry five minutes saTlsr1-
EAsTOy BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
MAICH CHUNh-z400 CTfJ Esston oulTl. an
NJ. 10. 40. 500 6 - Easton onlyl P Il sun
WI. kEsB4RRE AND sCRANTox-z4oo aI1
a NJ 800 P M Sundays II 100 ?. II
I.aKFtW OOD. LAX KEHCRST. TOMS RIVER AND
BARNEGA AT-z4ec. 80 4 NJ. 80 G. ~. 40 Lake
wood L.akehurst ony1. 500 GZ530 Lakewood on4J)
p. ~ Sundays. 1000 4 NJ
ATLANTIC city, 40 A. NJ. $40 ?. n.
yINELAND AND BRIDGETON-1zI-O 90 a n. t1-5l
roxG BRANCH AsBURY PARK OCEAN
GROVE. POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHOR1
POINTs-z4Oo. $50. II 90 A n AZ 5.3o. $50 ? NJ
Sundays. except Ocean grove. 90 A ~ 400 P NJ
PfIILADELPHIA (READING TERMINAL1--Z-e-as
+TOo $500. 90 %. 1000. t11-O0 A NJ Tt20o. Loo
$3.50. 42Oo. 1890. 400 800. f6oo tTSo- $500 P As
PATH AND CHESTNUT STREETS-S425 $3.50 sl050s
al 90 4 NJ 100 ts340 500 s7-eG. f9-25 P NJ.
~ Z Mdt .,sBrpe ,orrrSv1rrE Avn
wILLIAMsPORT-t]+oO. z42 800 HTSIo GGoes
HOO = NJ Reading onIy3. U&I-0G. 10. 200 P "
Peaaing Pottsvt1s and Harrisburg only "a CO. roOo
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RAILROADS..
.ENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.


STATIONS FOOT OF WEST TwENTT-THIRD STREET
AND DESBROSSES AND CORTLANDT STREETS
"a The leaving time from Desbrosses ana
fortinndt Streets Is five minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-third street
station, except where otherwise noted
..o5 A. VI FAST MAIL-Limted two Parlor cars
and Dining Car New York to PittsouTg Siespirs car
So 4. " FAST LlNE,2Fi'is6qTg and Cleveland
compsrtnent Sleeping Dining. smoking and o6serva-
Cincinnati Indianspos IoGisvfIis ST Louis.
pSr Toeo VI C1G2 I1sio AND t c5c9f S b2Ils and k5gT1
lndianapslis a Ghie9go St Log1s p5Hing car 1,,..,t
Cincinnati. Indianapolis. Louisville 81 L9utS, Dining .
Jar Fer WEIGH. W Va tyia Shsnandoah Na4'eS
5.55 p. Vi. WESTERN ExPREss.-For Chicago For
T-55 p. VI PACIFIC ExPR RESs.-For PittsbuFg ana
Route CONNECTS for Cleveland except Saturdsy, ~
PREssnFoT lf Pitt5baT Cleveland and Cincinnati
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
ia sndt s se S Pns9S 6 G n s ts 5s Diaas s S @
M i2S3 3 ,DiaiEE n Gar 2lo {De5oTSes Tf s All Paror
and Dining Cars rs Dining Car, - sDlning Sa53' %
s55 DINING carr 1888 Dining Carr u IS Dining
Dining care SIS CDinns carr = Dining Carr. ass
dining car. . m. 12.10 High6 .o,o
night daily The southern's Palm Linisea il " IL 20
lDeshrosses and Cortlandt Streets. Il - P M
ATLSNT4c COAST LlNE-Ezpress. IS a. m and s-25
saa6t ana Sas5naf F aR [s; ESE 21o p m
weeI-days M1il 121o night daily ''seaboard Florida
Limited u % D daily
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILVAT.-For Memphis
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILVAY--T-55 a n week
days and 49, dally
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLE-T55 a n.
weekdays and 80 daily
ATLANTIC CITN--95J a. and 25J p m week -days
Sundays. 755 a. m Through Vestibuled Trains Bunet
PaTlor Cars and Standard Coaches on wesk-days Par
Tor Smoking Car ParIor Cars Dining Car and STANDARD
Coaches Sundays.
CAPE MAY.-I355 D. m weekdays
For York and Long Branch Railroad (froT1
West Twen-y-third Street station. sd L. 10
@25, 455- and II - 2 week-fays SUNDAYS %
455 pm ffro Desbrosses and CortlaIdt Streets
200 a m: Il 70. $40 30 and 113o ?. m weekdays
Sundays, "a a J-15 p m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
g. CDesbrosses ana CoranGt Streets 500 T5. T5.
SIS. $50 e2j t9.55 Limited 1910 tDesbrossss
and ortlandt Streets 1910 Dining Carr 1919 DIR
ing Carr. 1155 M 12 80 Dining Car. I55 Dining
% Dining carr. 35j. - . Dining carr 10 DIN
ing Carr 555 Dining Carr, 100 s-25. 500. go p m.
u 10 night Sundays $40. 1jj Dining Car. no coaches
S25 $50 95j tLmited). 9-j5 1055 Dining Carf a. m.
125 Dining Carr I55 Dining carr. . tDninE carr
355, 4 y Dining Carr. 455 Dining Carr JJ1 Dining
Ticket Offices 1854 261 Broadway; 1s2
tbeiow Sd 263 Fifth Avenue tcorusr
2aIh ST.. Asuor House; West Twenty-third street
Station OF Desbrosses and Cortandt
Streets Court $50 Fulton Street 9S Broadway
and Pennsylvania Annex Station. Brooklyn; station.
for check baggage from hotels auG residences
through destination.
Telephone Eighteenth Street Pennsylvania Rail
road Cab Service.
". " ATTERBURT- J R. WOOD.
General Manager Cen'l Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1903-02-06

-0TTtlN-E1ae rusrket YESTERDAY more s7-
tive Grn with prizes -es-st-r7us new his.
level options. Ihe market opened
stssdr advance of 1G2 points and, after . brief
i7-=ra u 6ue rror- taking and Tnc1sras
selling fqr The short account which Affected efeh tie
March firm unceT lndi-
cations less liberal receipts continued f1vorahle &C
counts from the dry Eco1s eefrs, good Sps-
is-ire demand The south adEices from the
and cossri1E- The market rnaliE was 1Tn
advance 81 SHSpnrs. this being wl1hin point
of b@ sFr ler@ OF tg session Total sas futures est
baleE- cables Just abcEt
expected. auI had rte eject on sentiment which
CsEpIzel governed The heavy re
ge50rE expected ot
by sbout 900" baiss whsle the iuro sight for the week
thought likely $4,000 bales,
compared ~i1 ST e5i s@s last Trouble with The
wire. however JED predictions that the weather
= - ~as UEtaTorat5e q the continued fun movement
argued thai during neNf
week n. viii furnish Jess unfa-
51F comparisons ss tending confirm
decrease sclun1e of movement.
Houston Friday considerably he
NeHtJTlesns and Galveston
fi-rle than has latterly been usual
-E"TceE Liverpool as" factor mat
market cosing advance cf points. while New
Orleans showed leading s-TsTgrh.
Tha rrre N contract prices the local market today
?
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gtrursicn8
a TOUR TO JAPAN.

Mr.. ossIne Korneri. of Toxic. will eenGqe limited
Dartv CT Japan leaving San ,cisco on
March II returning Yokohama June l5 the round
trip New-i ork consuming four Tonths ui
references VIII be furnished
on snpIf-a or 70 OsAAaE KONORI. Springfield. Mass
New-York tribune., 1903-02-06
5urroqnte5 Notlres

IN. PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Abner 9 Thomas Surrogate u the COUNT OF & Ssv
York Notice hereby given all persons haFng cams
against Francis H. Wall late County OF New York
deceased present with vouchers thsreI 70 ne
subscriber at her place transsctins business room
1905 27T Broadway in the city OF New YORK on OF
before 18th day OF August next
Dated New York the 9TH day OF Fsoruary 1iEs,
Administrators Of Francis II. Wall, deceased
HARTMAN y FESSENDEN. Attorneys Tor Adnlinls-
T-a+r
New-York tribune., 1903-02-06

yyANTED FOR 5. ARMY able bodied unmarried 4aT.9
Sa.es Of good character temperate babits who can
sneak write English For tnforu1ation sp2lg
to recruiting officer Third TO5 Sixth ave- " u
or 3e3 Fulton brooklyn N 7.
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Proposals


OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER OF IN
~ ,,isration Ellis Island. N Y Harbor. February
,ooe ssssd proposals will received above office
-, 70 one d m February IA. 1898 and opened sIaIne-
,sv hereafter construction of detention bar
ractls on the north Of Ellis Island Complete speeih
rai0ns and conditions under which BIDS are 10 ne submit
ted ran BE- obtained application N the Chief Enzneer
- Public Buildings. Room Iel. Post Ofnce Building
80 work I.tv NM WILLIAMS Commissioner
A DvERTIsEMENTs and suoscrlpuons for The Trsbuns
"A Uptown ONES
NO 1894 BROADWAY.
Between seth and 3Tth Ets. until O'clock D IA
Adversements received the following branch
orices 81 regular Office until oeioek o. m VIA
oS1 efh-ave cor gsd-st.: 153 Sth-ave-
f2tt-st.: 82 East 14th-st.s x5T West 4.d-st.. be-
tween Tth ana sih aves.i 2d3 West 125th-st.s
New-York tribune., 1903-02-06
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Feb 5-Flour steady Wheat-spring quiet
and steady. No hard earloaY9s 9'c- r} S9rn
Vbi+e 42c: No . mixed 4oc. Barley. 52a65e. Rye-No
l1,icaro Feb 5-The leading futures ranged as fol-
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" PTRsTANcE OF ~ ORDER OF HON.

4 frank T Ff-zversId Surrogate Of the County OF
New York notice is hereby 70 all persons having
MrTreery. late % the county or
New York deceased present the same with yolcners
subscriber his place or transacLlls
E,-oass Al The Once Of William o orr No 81 Chambers
street IN the Borough Aannattan. City u Sew 4ofk
on or before the first DAY cf August next.
mated New York the 22th day Of January. 1903
HENRY Forces McCEEERY, Executor
WILLIAM Q OPR ATTORNEY for Executor. 81 Chambers
sfreet BorouEh OF Manhattan, New York CITY.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-06

f1Ieign -1iiee Ma-k7ffSioC market hrrc; No
i.5c. 4Sz-- cECasugs i 25-s9d- receipts 5000 bags
cleared f. the United f5e59 bags; cleared for
u-oue- 1000 bags STOCK 5I2 00J bags. SsuIos--oee
market lr5 eop1 sEeraEe Santos 5000 rece = 1oe
bags stock 1-115.0as9 f5aulhurg-tuffse
ket opened : .fg hisher. 2So vas ret : Q =
7fE higher. ssteE 10,oe bags FaTre-t'cffee market
opened firm : higher l. unchanged: .
quiet and unchanged: SO declined L franc.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-06

5rborl AseHelcs-
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Professors e7chers Iutors oovernsssoss
rtc 10 COLLEGES. Schools aud Families Apply 20
Mrs. II J. Y0UEG-FULToS. . Union Square,
New-York tribune., 1903-02-06
TOW J. NELsoN,-IN PURSUANCE OF AN

Comfy ~ New YORK notice Is hereby given at persSTs
.frsa AGAINST J. Nelson Low. OF tha fs.sotv
os Ne YORK deceased. 70 present the
o4fce OF Underwood, q h.
y g. Street IN Ctry YORK or o. be,Ta tb
Juue 90 90
IJecarnber 1St@
UNDERWOOD VAN WORST & HOXT Attorneys for
executor 25 Broad Street. York CITY
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l. Frank y Fttzgerait a Surrosate OF County et
New YORK notice hereby given 70 all hsvins
rlsfr,s A Abbott late Of the County OF
New YORK deceased present the same with vouchers
his place OF
~ 14lS AZ Geo BroUnsl No II CoTtsrsfs
Sect in the City OF Yerk. On before
May next ,r
GEO F. BROW$ELl~, LEWIS L ARBOEFs-
Attcraey for Administrator Adulinistrator-
n r,nrfIandf StreeG. New t0rk City,
New-York tribune., 1903-02-06

Il Frank 7. Fitzgerald. q suTToEaIs County Of
New York notice Is hereby given to all persons
claims against GustaVe Blumenthai late
New York deceased 20 present The same with vouchers
subscriber place
ness a the Office OF Stern q RushmoTe No 40 Wall
Street IN the Borough q Manhattan city Of New ToTk
on or Before the eighth day n June next
York The 2sth day % November, 1902
ALERT BLUMENTHAL. Executes.
STERN q RUSHMORE- AttdrneJs for Executor 40 Nzl
New-York tribune., 1903-02-06
\ PrRsrANcE OF ~ ORDER OF HON.

Frank T Fitzgerald a Surrogate OF the County OF
NAu Yorr Office is hereby all persons having
claims against Daniel B Coe late OF the County OF
Se1v YorI Borogh of Manhattan deceased,
the same thereof to the subscribers at their
or No $50 Broadway Room
x IN the tfty Of New York before 3Oh day OF
March
BELLE CsEsISsE. NELLIE FCGCET. E1ecutrices-
PeaS ESecUtricss. Broadway.
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IN PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OF HON.

FRANK T FITZGERALD. Surrogate Of the County
York hereby given 70 an persons having
elaine sgsfnsf Randolph W Townsend. late
County OF New YORK deceased. the
coTcsrs tbsreor ~ rhe subscriber place
acting business at the Office Of townsend Dyet Levy
No Frosdvsy Manhattan Borough IN The City Of
New York on or before the l3tn day OF March next.
N@ 49, - JANE A TOWNSEND
TOWNSEND DYETT & LEVY. Execurrx
A59rnsys 5s4 sssaE s0r n = city Manhattan Borough
New-York tribune., 1903-02-06

Receipts h-eadSrus interior points in thousands
cphers 0ool omitted. -four bbls, grain ush
follows
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unit of one of Baine's futile kicks. N. nn.v,
EASTERN GAME WINS.
Carlisle indians Outplay Northeast.
ern-,ScOre. 2S to D.

Chicago. Nov. 2s.-CarIisIe Indians in TO-DAY.
game with Northwestern University showed tho
superiority OF the football that has made the rs4
men formidable gridirOn warriors In the EaSs A.
defeating the Purple - to o. At times IN the ore
sided contest fell in such binding swfrfs ina.
the gridlron and players were concealed from the
spectators. The Northwestern eleven was material
" kened by the absence Of Phillips az guarg
The old Carlisle Hneman refused % play agains.
his former colleagues Watching the contest f-or,
the stand Philips said that had the field been fee
from snow Carsles speedy backs would have
doubled the score
At no time was Northwestern dangerous on the
offensive. Captain Fiseger and his men fought
gameIy TO withstand the almost irresistible attack
Of the Indians and Pecl<um and Weinberger, the
PUPPIES ends. did some fierce tackling- Haifoacks
Charles and Sheldon light but fast. and Williams
clrcIed the ends almost at viii Occasionally when
a short gain for first down was needed. Bowen, LEFT
tackle. did the work. Johnson. at quarter. ran the
teams attack with bewildering mixture OF wins
shifts and cross bucks followed by fake lntsrrer-
ence plays that yielded twenty-three Of Carilse 2
points. JOhnsOns brilliant goal from beld gave rhe
other five points. The lineup and score
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-27
Average
NoRTH nIv1s1oN Nc sM0OL
RESULTS oE COLLEGE GAMES.

At PhuadeIphia-Corneu ~. Pennsylvania. O.
At Manchester. Vt dartmouth. 81 BLOWN u
At EastOn. Penu--Dicki1sou. so. l-ittS etts. o.
At WashingtOn-Lehigh. Il. GEORGETOWN o
At Chicago arlise. ., Northwestern. o
Lancaster. Peun--FracNlin and NarshAl- "
At Rochester-Rochestsr Is. hobart 3
At Watertown-WSterrown. =, Buckne-- o. I'D
At Pittsburg-PennsyIvania state %, Washinston -
jefferson. o.
AT Roston-FFoIy Cross. 81. Tufts O. -
Roanoke. Ea--Ntrguta POLYTECHNIC, N. LA'-'
At Deland Fla--Ststson. 3. Floridn Stats Z"
A. New rleaas-Tulare. Is Richmond. .
Washingt1n--C ;aliaudet g. Columbian y
Al birmingham. Alaharna. -. Tennessee q
Al Richmond-North Carolina. 10, Nirsiii"' "
A. Atlanta-Georga. -. Auburn. Is s.s--r ~ Tech
At Atlanta-South carolina. 70; georgia o
noiogy, o o., l..-.,srl,nd IL
Al MOntgome ny CfeInsc-r. II Cuiiu.''
AZ Neshvrle-Vanderbilt. n. Sewa1ee ,--4, s.r-s-
AT Lake city. Fla.-FIs-id2. q, Eas-
nary. J. $500 &c., a
AT Lexington Kentucky t1ive.sltS' -
State o.
At Chicago Michigan. -. Chicaso ~ a
AZ adj Wis-NiuTesota. Ia Wle.'---'
IL Iirc1fn Neb.-Nebraska. 10 tliinois
Kansas City kansas 3, Missouri -
pesN oincS-Ames Agricultural TO IT -.
At Boulder. Col--CoioTado. Al. missouri Se''0
AZ 81 Lous-Iowa -: WASHINGTON. 2 a
At Kansas C1ty-kanSSs City, - NisS'. ....s,'.t.
At TOleiO-Hedeberg tOaiol 8; loi-' .-s,of 81.
KnOxViile--Teunessce Deaf and llu-' -
North CAROLINA Deaf and Dumb school - -rsxasl A
AZ Austin. TeN--rexas. %: A. & NJ college -
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EDUCATING FILIPINO BOYS.

washington. Nov. 2s.-W. a. Sutherland. in charge
OF the Filipino boys who have come to the Uniteo
States TO be educated in American methods called
Colonel Edwards. CHEZ OF the lnsuiar Bureau
to-day report the disposition he has made Of his
charges He brought California nnety-six FIJI
pino boys OF the OF eighteen years, and
has placed them families in Southern California
where they win take advantage of the nearest edu-
cational facilities until next summer, when they
will be brought 10 St Louis as part Of the Philip
pine exhibit at the exposition. When this is closed
the boys will be brought East to complete their
education. 10 which they must devote four years.
They pledged to enter the Philippine Civil Ser
Vice when they return TO the islands. and must re-
main in that service at least four years The boys
start with a solid foundation In their studies, sew
erai Of them being graduates OF the Manila Uni
versity. and all speak English.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-27
MINNESOTA WINS FROM WISCONSIN.

Madison. Wis. Nov 26.-Minnesota. Il. Wisconsin.
O. is the of the game that to-day marked
the close OF the football season for the teams
toned. The end of the first half found the score;
Minnesota 0: Wisconsin, 0. and Wisconsin hopes
were high. Though Captain Abbott was out OF
the game early in the first half Wisconsin stil
hoped TO triumph. but in the final stage of the
contest these hopes vanished Davies Irisdeld.
Currant and Schacht. for Minnesota. played brill
iantly and won repeated applause. Harris. the
little quarterback, time and again executed
quarterback for gains which brought
the crowd TO its feet In the second
half the ball almost continuously
I'm Minnesota's possession. Wisconsin fighting
an uphill game all the time. and there was no Alb
bott to help them Twice Schacht carried the ball
across WiscOnsn's goal line. and the third time
Burdick had the honor. Rogers had kicked goal
twice and the score was Minnesota, l.; WiscOn-
sin O. Then a cry went up for another score, 10
beat beyond all cavil Miohisan's victory OF l6 TO o
Wisconsin's desperate defence checked this ambi-
ton The final score. however. gave Minnesota an
excellent basis which 10 found It's claim 10
the Western championship. Tor Il had beaten the
Madison team by one point more than Michigan did,
Wisconsin had only one chance OF touchdown
and this chance, with the ball on Minnesotas 20
yard line In the FIRST half came to nothing on ae-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-27
MAN IN PooLRooM CASE DISCHARGED
Arrested in Connection with Loss of
$4,000, but Promptly Set Free.

Although he had been arrested before on the same
charge John Bradley, a clerk, OF No 14o west
Ninety-ninth-st., arraigned in the JEFFERSON
Market police court yesterday and accused by
Fobart Craighead of No. "a Locust-st.. Flushing.
Long Island of being implicated in his loss OF
1890 in an alleged poolroom.
Craighead, since losing his money. has been
looking for the men who, he said, were connected
with the alleged poolroom. II was in West Thirty
ninth-st and was raided about two weeks ago.
Bradley was arrested Craighead's complaint and
released on $500 bail
On Wednesday night Craighead saw Bradley on a
Columbus-ave car. at Forty-fourth-st-. and IN
sisted that Patroiman Fleming, of the West mir
tieth-st station. arrest him Bradley protested
and repeat ted his protestations to Inspector Walsh
when taken to the station. The inspector, now
ever, refused TO listen TO his story. ana Hradley
spent the night in "A cell Yesterday Patrolman
Fleming declared he thought some mistake h9d
been made and Bradley promptly discharged
Craghead. when the came up two weeks
ago, made strong efforts to keep his name out OF
the case. saying that he well connected ana
did want any notoriety.