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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-04-04

Watch for the novel street parade; positively the
largest. most complete company on the road
Remember the date. Thursday April otb 1903.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-01

Play st Pinehurst-East Orange Club 70
Retain LINKS.

Owing to the fear that !. would lose IT.
ss on sns at Ss
dronnsd ant Of Tho E.s, al J. u Co,f league
two ' weeks ago and the Canoe canoe Bro BROOK Coli
ts ,ss R..,
club will retain its full course for the entire
season and as the membership ID up TO the
limit there win be more complete schedule
inc ,ond;,ioas Ths Saids vi, 80, in nnrn-
ing oondinons Inc ne,ds WIN San IN mum
team matches in the league s 20 s.pi.. II the
Fast Jersey team schedule had not been
made Hp. however. the club would apply for
new member OF the i essu"' the CsHoe brook
Sss BEEN offended to y Is yards, ana I M
Ss , : Ssys BEEN & ssssd 9u, Sas hey Vii
The lspsih wiil be ssss yards, Giving The e IIsSb
az s sS So S q ms bs wear
p,vryr,sr " No., ,,-rh. ssn,-
Anal sSd Anal roS H M ~ IL niteS Soq,b
and south amateur ehsmpionship tourna IA,
hardest fought Contest eyer seen here /
NON TIE chsmPIoopship cup from John NJ Y;
Spa in n match Which, h was hole Cor hole
battle i,9m We Hr., Is sa,Il isa slsS.ssSt6
%SSd SS us easily ii from won M ss
Powers Of the Alst9n tiolf Club, Mass: by
lation tournament was won by. Roy. .. Dur
slime OF the Iawrenceville Coli CLUB. N. j..
from Z. Bates pana OF the Hilandiae doI
Next In Importance 70 the Beck with ward
match as . feature OF tho day was the sem,
fnaI round ~ the wonlsns r SfnsmppRhs sad
bury OF Providence, K: A. the turn Miss
lowers was ~ dSwn; out ne ra.s 30 D sIn ~
stroke. The day was clear and eoqa and
the course, was IN superb conolvon. An I'M,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-01
Baseball Notes.

The Star A. c. baseball team SfNewsrk will meet
the West New forks next sunday al weehawken
sewers. 'I games last season. S''e esnmSniosse WITH
J. s. N. 80 Washington street. Hempstead'
On mex, sunday the Brighton A; G. champions
colored team of CONNECTICUT at Brighton Park
Following the lead Of number Of the Eastern
foul strike rule 10 her baseball games OF the year
The Rev. Otto l.. hohn. pastor Of the Grecnyille
;or I'M n nSs Of e. P S
The employees Of the Wholesome Factory of
With 'ss ssf Ioaosf team SfTf
The New YORK National League Club has added
H ss ssa S osy e lean o. p tae
Grounds on April Is.
The Fordhae College nine VIZ NEE. the ursnus
sser PsoIl HIS arranged 10 play Williams siWnhAms
S HS On ,sn., s DSSy,a Hf
70. sHb9<bsn r. c.; June g. Xavier A. c. June
The Excelsior A. G Of Staten Island VIII be repre,
dates open in May for nrst class teams Offering
aaxfs snss,OIseA, Prince Bay R SSn%sss
Tbs NorTs 4; C., one of the s,E,S,uses. semi f.
las April u. 70; May .. 10. ". IL and Decoraiion
Day op ss, .nS I'm Spen and would be
G. sssllysa a. q GsrySod West Side > 6 G
p. C., Harkensack Wheelmen. OritAnl r. c: and
all teams Of equal strength offering suitable 10 .
Aucements. Address Alexander Schaefer, 100
Seventh street, Manhattan.
The spsldng Emerald Baseball team will open
the season At The Protsctory grounds, Van Nesi.
westchester. on April ~ With The Bronx Base
ball Club. The SpAlding Enc rald team IL thr
result Of the consolidation of The Spaidlngs OF
the Spalding Literary Union and the Emeralds
OF the Catholic Protectory: Games have been
booked with the Cuban XGiants, Stamford. All
CubAnS and numerous state LeAgue teams.
The dste Of the conference between Preslden,
puillam of the National League and his umpires
20 come to full understanding OF the interpreta-
ton Of the rules has been changed from April IS
70 to morrow. IL VIII be held ~ Old Point Com
fort instead OF Pittsburg.
The 6palding OnciM Guide for 1914 Is Just out.
II " larger than ever and CONTAINS more informa-
tion and statistics Of various sorts. Many pict-
ures embeish the guide and an interesting new
feature Is the classification under one head Of the
averages Of all the ball players In the country
who are PLAYING IN professional Leagues. There
are department DEVOTED 70 college baseball and
game In foreign lands. Also Just out Is the Reach
American League Guide. available and Instructive
publication
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-01
A. Memphis.

MEMPHIS. March si,-whils the Tennessee Club
was scheduled as the feature OF the second day.
cara Of the Montgomery PArR meeting. the fourth
race proved decidedly the moss interesting ThAne.
sam Hidreth's chestnut geldins. admirably Ridden
BY Jockey Fuller, won clever victory. John a.
scott, hidden by Bulimsn' captured me tennessee
Club purse handuy.
III 1Fa,,sn 70 won: SoSdy. &C Kelly. ioio l.
second; Suburban Queen. a. phinipsl 4 70 I, third
Time. i;osil. Bright Girl, Louise Collier; Mamie
Reilly, senator Aorrison, Loretta Gale, Noble T..
Miss Hume, Pride Of Surrey and Playlike also
second Race-Four furlonss-Ellvood, los
Helg~rson) n 10 I. Won; Benencent. ~ lbuilman,'
thiGd. Time. esSS biiy JssE;en, ,fois Hand.
Third Rsce-Tcnnessee Club for three year
olds: six MIlongs-John A.. Scott. IN tBullmanl
even won: Avoid i07 IT. DEAN, 70 second:
James r. iOl u. DAILY. Uto I. third. Time, i:lsh
lady Churchill, SIR Faust Pences Judge Himes,
Canyon. Sarah Maxim, Topsoii and Hedge also
Fourth Race-ons mIle--Thane. io7 (fuller
10 s. won; enovs, iG2 Helgerson). 2Io I. second;
s,ration H.. Io4 (Otis,, u 70 {. third Time. iAsS
ffifah RI RSce.S,sepiechass; shors course: about
one mile and quarter-Lord RAdnor. i7s N elder /.
4 10 y won; Montanic. las III. ". Houston,. 20 l.
.cond csycn Us ,Swsns .sl.nss sn'! sh.rvoOd d
Tsnni,on p.Iyl and i,iiI sa:0 ran o,r.ud %
(Fuller,, 1 10 l. won: Squanto. ~ tReedy,. ~ 70 l.
second: John Coulter, - phillipsl. 70 70 J. niId
Time i:is Merry Sister. Daddy Bender, LYsoeth'
Annie Thom pson. John ]. Regan. Golden C9ttaGe.
paul Creyton. Lscnmae, Farmer Jim. Count 'Emout
also ran.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-01
BALI GROUNDS NEARING.


The hearing to the property owners In the
matter OF having streets cut through the New
York American League Baseball cubs
grounds came up yesterday before the Wash
ington Heights Local Board OF improvements
In the City Hall. The streets which " is
suddenly discovered are wanted opened are
West Iesth and te7th streets. There were
srgumeuts for and asainst by counsel repre-
ssndna the different interests concerned.
and after hearing them President Cantor
announced that the board would give both
sides a week to submit papers bearing on the
question before decision Is made.
Abram l. Elkns. representing the New York
American League club. said he had petition
signed by more than a hundred property
owners In the vicinity OF the ball park yho
were opposed to opening streets through
the property. He said there was no necessity
for opening the streets. as the city was not built
up there. He also said no liquor was to be
sold on the grounds and that to spoil the
grounds by cutting streets through them
would deprive the New York Institute Tor the
Blind from which the property lie leased, OF
a good source Of income The baseball people
have already expended $4,000 getting the
grounds in shape. said Mir, Flkus. and II would
Be a great Injustice FOR them to have tolose
Thomos y Baskerville Of the lew nrm Of
70 cut streets r. aid w Matte
those who favored cutting streets through
the grounds were George j. Slaw son, Loyal
L. Smith, former Assistant District Attorney
DAVID Welsh and others
They contend that there was a necessity
for opening the streets on account Of improve
Inent. to be made. that the baseball games
Sorhcod and tha. the TIE value Of the property
would depeciate from 20 to 90 per cent.
John NJ. Bowers was against the opening
OF tlfe streets. He said that 40 far as accom-
modatins the residents, by opening streets
other streets adjacent to the property. He
pointed out that baseball was source OF
enjoyment to thousands Of persons and that
there would be no rough element. saloons
could not be opened, he argued. without the
consent OF abutting property owners. and
the owners had remedy to prevent the
Mr.. Waite also stated that his institution
would willingly open I8sth street, either at
its own ex pense or that OF the city, thereby
giving direct thor ought from the subway
station TO, the Hudson River. The offlcials
OF the ball club after the hearing eX pressed
confidence in the belief that they would re-
ceive favorable decision
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-01
.NCOY TO FIGHT ROOT.
Battle TO be Decided in Detroit This Month
for o 900 Purse.

day clinching q 10-round bout between Kid
Mccoy and Jack Root Of Chicago. They are
to meet for q purse OF Of. 900 before the Metro
politan A. G, Detroit, on April ~. The pro-
DOS ed mill hes been in allegiance some time
and the conts st was not ratified until Billy
Considine authorized his brother George TO
zee the Kid personally and secure McCoy's
signature lou Houseman, acting for Root.
signed the papers In Chicago q few days ago
The battle j. regarded ~ an impoTtsnt one.
The purse is 70 be divided on rs and rs per
cent basis.
Mccoy expects to fight Joe Choynski In
the interim, He has received IN oher to
round bout next Wednesday night before the
Washington Sporting Club. The club Is
ready TO give 60 per cent Of the gross receipts
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-01
Bennings Turf Notes.

WARRINGTON. March al.--Fsther Bill"
DAILY is anxious to make q speeial race be-
tween Illyria and ii. X. Schaner's Demurrer.
Illvria beat Demurrer on Saturday. but
trainer Jimmy Frayling thinks that II was .
auke owing to the accident which happened
to Demurrer. DAILY told Fraylins he would
match Illyria against Demurrer II he wished.
hut 40 far Frayling has declined.
Secretary Westfal Of the Highland Part
Racing Association Of Detroit was at the
"fTA X Poxell's good horss St. Sever Ia on
the aiiine list Their are lot Of horses at
and this accounts for the light fields In moet
VI kibert Simops's horse Marshall Neil is In
. md way. being sufferer from luns. trouble
Contracted on TIE way from New Orleans TO
6enninvs, IL was reported to-day that he
had been killed TO END his suherinss' out
thja could not be verified.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-01
Jimmy Gardues v .i0s Bellnesd Waleest
at 0ost0u.

BOSTON. March IA large crowd saw
Jimmy Gardner Of Lowell defeat Bellfeld
Waloott of Boston In q rafting hfteen-round
bout before the Criterion A. c. tonight.
Wsicott wss no match for Gardner. VINO
toward the end Of tho mill Walcott was very
weak and In the opinion Of thoeeepresent
would have been knocked out had the com bat
however. and this fact aided him In staying
Is long As he did.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-01

10 boat Of large displacsmebt, with full
midship sectioI and easy fors and an
lines. Hhs carries lots Of lead and. Is THI
spread.
"From reports Of the model OF the Re-
lance we may expect that the new de-
fender will be wonderfully fast on the
reach. but whether she will be good turn
seen; We are going to have some great
sport this year
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-01
Ante Dealer Ovgonize.

Following the appointment Of committees
on the chauffeur question by the Manufact-
urerS Association and the Automobile Club
and the organization OF the chsuffeurs them
selves comes the formation Of an association
BY the retail dealers and storage stion
men In the city, all of which was foreshad wed
recently In THs SUNS story of the problem
that the proper dealing with chauffours Is
The latest development occurred yesterday.
when eight representative firms OF the city
ton Of dealers. The meeting was called
by Percy OWN and George B; Adams. Il
was held at East Forty-second street, with
Nj, Adams In the chair and Harry Unwin
The advantages OF adopting some general
rules to prevent the eIaction Of commits
sions BY chauneurs pnd TO regulate storage
among the objects Of the association. No
name was decided upon. but those pre1snt
mlttee, consisting OF Percy Owen. =. B. Gala.
her and John piummsI; Jr: yss appointed
report OF meeting to be held next Tuesday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-01

Columbia N 6Oo0 hn1pe Tor frIN Hacess
The Grew Of the Columbia 10 working on
that yacht at City Island. CAPT. lem Miller
experimenting the work Of nttins the yacht
out. The under body Is almost as clean az
when she defeated the Shamrock IL. two
years ago. She will be launched on April II.
the same date that the Reliance is put in the
water, and will soon after that be sailing ON
the Sound, getting In shape for the races.
which will begin on May 81 OF Glen Cove.
Ex-Commodore z. D. Morgan will have with
him clifford Tower. who sailed on the yacht
two years ago.
on sails at Bristol. and she will be the first
Of the big boats to be In comnission She
will 90 to Newport shortly after her tuning up
sails She viii be managed this year by
with him will be Robert p. Doremus and
Robert Perkins. These two used to sail
some years ago with Mr. Belmont on the
MsriouitA.
has not been settled yet. but It Is under st God
that Newberry p. ThornS;, Woodbury. Kane
new boat.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-01
Cambridge Fsy critic fer lntcr-'vsrsity Beat
mace To-day.

Special CaA,s DsspateA 10 TIE SUN.
LONDON. March si.-The annual university
boat race between Cambridge and Oxford
from Putney to Mortlake will be rowed at
s.pa tomorrow afternoon. H. the water
should be over-rough II will be roved at
Q, O'Clock from Mortlake 70 PutpeY on the
has been hampered by boisterous weather.
Cambridge " the favorite In the betting.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-01
At San Francisco.

SAN faAscrsoo March shaoSii 2. had the
head in the hand leap 10 day Tote Gietio' proved
he surprise Of the day. winning the third race AZ
odds Of % toi ,
Pint Rscs-seven furionGs...Anvil io7 (Sheehan.
10 i. won: Brennus. 100 (Tuuetv. III 70 2. seoond'
All About, iod CAdfinsl, 70 Z. third Tine IMA
TssfPP Prime. chsmi. Honda, Temper and Lordly
second a Rsee-,si. fuIicSgs.Edues's. 70. Ssslg.
EspersndS. Ice sBuTis, Y third Tins c ,1s
ssip Ne. Ms. N.,is Ls.s I,ca Pirate Lecturer
rh,,d Race~one mie.Toto Grstio,. lot Bonner,
20 10 i. won: wars Nlshi ics scsrs1n ,S,1d me
ils MT Dingls and BY % asS ,,ou
ss oonneiD e Won ETlsurT,,; M SsS1 1ss
ii 70 I. third. Time. la. Lady Kent ana rover
ffsS R.sesI sshSl,a rs
lBirt earuth te xon &c 4. Shird
F linz l. i is Arthur Ray J'f'd' Loyal s. and
rt sIssn RaceIone mile and 10 y,rdsMsunsllo
sseehsn ssccns Ina Is1 sn' Seio1s,Uoe
third. Time, 30. sea Lion cahe1o' 'e""sN
Dagmar and Tulare also ran
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-01

n. II. y.
Brooklyn X; So 800 %
BAttertes-AtkinSon. O'Connen and Hennessey:
c. Masterson. Williams. McDonough and Freed.
AT CHAnoTTESvIl1k.
PennsylvanIa. .....o o o o o o 90 4 6
Virginia ...........0 o o Ii
Battenes-Devlip and CArliss: Prftchard and
Munger.
At ANNAPOLIS.
n. RI
St Johns ...........< o o o. ~
Battenes-Plank and White Stick and Mudd.
NASHVILLE. March 81 The New York Nationals
won ihe game played 10 day from Nashville by q
score OF TO s.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-01
LAKEWOOD COACH SETS OUT.


Setting out In drixzle. the Lakewood road
coach Liberty left the Holland House on sohed-
ule time yesterday morning, but the sun was
shining before the first change was made. at
Ferry street. Newark. and the outlook was
Tor pleasant trip. James II. Hyde. who
mas put the coach on. was the whip. and his
passen gers were seven guests. three Of whom
were women
1t wa, the first appearance Of the coach In
Its road trim and IL made a very sporty APP
pearance. The oolors were the same as the
old Royal Mail coaches In England. maroon
and black. with red running gear. Mr.. Hyde
had out the town team. blue roans and bays,
In black harness and russell reins.
Luncheon was served at the Mansion House,
New Brunswick. new swinging sign before
At Frsshold. where there was another ten
minute halt. q third old-time sign announced
"a wee nipple colored waller in white
tray of ,sspots AND cups aps eey wss No
change change here. the only stop being for the
NV brunswick, March si.-on the run Of
the Liberty coach from New Brunswick to
Old Bridge. when Mr.. Hyde had given the
tsn' v Syes ass nnI to hrs hsm
was a mix-up At the ..fsure-eisht" turn Of the
The IN. coach coach sert into shallow ditch but DID
change at Old Bridge was made on schedule
time.
LAKRwoop. n. j.. March si.-James Fl.
Hyde's coach Liberty arrived here at twenty.
seven minutes past . this evening Just
Mr.. Hyde was bit disappointed over this, ~
1t was his ambition TO make the frst trip 40
on the inaugural trip were Mrs. George ].
Gould. who occupied the box seat with Mr..
Hyds the ETsss5 part g. sss MTs
Teller and Roger Winthrop. Mr. Hyde set
the party down Ct 0e9r sisn Court. where they
Maurice Hewlett, the professional whip,
who accompanied Mr. Hyde on the trip. VIII
drive the coach on its return trip to New York
Tomorrow mornins, leaving here at $50
Is follows:
New York. $50: Jersey city. e3s: Newark. lo:ii
New Brunswick. l34S: Mount Pleasant, SIS: Free
hold. t:1Q Lakewood. o.27.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-01
ROWLING.

The two taienders Of the womens tourn ament
were opposed TO each other In the ,rst ssme rolled
ns sse ns % . s 'ss Scores ae' s'I
Ho,ten,ot IAdies-Nrs. Hammer, Q; Mrs guido.
n Ms 8, L! TSs. iiS A"' Ae'nsen' ~ MIS- HOE
Beethoven Ladies--Ars. 10th, ioa; Mrs. Koch y:
Mrs Pe9,li u; Mrs singer iis' MIS-. wagner ioo'
o. Ms PENAL. q; Mrs Singer. q; Ms. Wagner. q.
Lady Hystic-Mrs Delie,,. ios: Mn srhsaer. is:
Mrs Ksastins. 49, An' Pltaz' iss Mrs Hshsn. ~
Guido. Ios; Ma lloyd. -; Mrs Heiuken ito; Mrs.
NM Lax . sSi''ssri li ss S.. NJ a. f a: II:
Total o.
The Ilncolns broke even in the Mornlngslde
Lsasue tournament At cammanns alleys last night
w.,.,,.,, u.,L S,.sT ShnI 80. uo,., ,.s
LincoinaGsIsItn; 10 E.ts;sin; "a, og h, 20:
Brandt i'' fHsdhsl% osS ; oIss Iames TOTAL '''
LlncclnuGeEt%.n, 40 nE.nd' %, 10 Tucker. 49,
ISL Ken s Sss IS fs no. Weber
Ms Misn isi sm hsfsS PHILIPS. Tossi 'H
ISL He las Fefin rs FSis 1tSsen "
The Grand oen,rals rolled high scores In the
ssd sh .a s; q &C. AND ' the
Grand csn;T. ;; isS syaSs az' Moore. 100:
Aoisf. 2ss isuls iss voori.ss' as for -
~ SsIsssSssss i'y 5.I y, t''.s
zIiSin. ia: Koaer, iss Total 500.
,. Hi Tsss ~ s.I lss hf f " A'A''
,os 'a Fo',e S'nS wS 3D. 4 ES:r. oil. Moore
% ,s: a. AZ; S. ..s. sf a.. Is:.:
i ioiio@s' - A'"eA -A''' '' "
H.w,sor.-s-,.s s:s, &C. so. /. LEVINE, ~; eu.
;$ ;s NiSss ii ,S' r Mn T. i' Nelson TO
ssooSp oAhI.
Ave he s.sss IL. a M.' q. 49, S''on 49,
ai: Sos:i.a' ~; I T,ssS &, Ss.r Total 90
bah. % Hsoos 81 s & ~
~ acsaS.a u.s. fss ~, 4e's Lemon
The Phsn,n and New Jersey team. defeated the
EIg,s G: . e 81 a.. nss
81. = Y S.y.as ;o CUE s's.n d "a ssSn'
Empire G,y-Hsrhss, 40: TONES: N.: Bull
xnEa iss Clancy i@si w'enen' ~ 'se,en frames
x sTgr IS, n SSlt clancy. ss TSH!'' ss
Ne sus ss. H. ccmsn PSss s barnes
pn,u.,-csureA, III Isifp h.y,l.na, ~; Young.
Se sus ss1' H. domsn ii, Tos NV
A, the expense of the Harlem Circles the Berke
l.ys %pTcy.S ih:r eh.aSs. a. ssTIs :ley: ~!
' s1shs nj n0 re .i sass "' "''
90. Et s:SP. Is, K1sss1 d 60 e " H''''
ii "a T ~ o ia j psnn'' '
Harlem clEcl.xssI!asss q, SI l.pDls "a; k.uss.s
oIssI.s H. $:s,!s T ss o: r. sn' "
Harlem cs,;-ssi;I :: isgp's 4d Y: K g;
o1 sss,'y IL! %sias.S. rs to iSs s ~
n,r ef a.nG N.aosss su, Sss.,sd Corn "a
change bank boyieis IL the BANK cieIss League
H.pov.r Nations, TEA 49, ~. NELSON, ,s Lang.
Sss ~; sisins'' III w. Nelson i''' T'f'' ia
ssr 49, f Ss:s is fsT.s 'ss i:1ss'
| Total. rs. -
Hanover Nstionai Bank-G. Nelson, al: Lang
don. 10; stickney, %; ". Nelson is7; Fyfs. ~
VCorn Exchanee Bank-0erdts. 10; Dndhch,
| ma Davidson. lev: Rodrtques, rs: odei III
THIRD oAnu.
usrchants National Bank-Van Hennick ~
Toasy. 70 Delsa. 1877 AeRsS' ~; Pa'a''r' ~
Corn Exchange Bsnh-Atchen, ise Gerdts
TOTAL ss ~ Nv "'Ds''''
Yachting ketes.
work on the new Hansn <9-fcoter V Progressing
| faycrably st woods yard 81 City Island and she
viii be Tssdy Ter launching In about nontn: Sns
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-01
"HORSE-SHOW"
eaNclEo AND PAiRe

"hAIcHLEss OF LoNpksboho'
For the purpose OF exhibiting some OF our s'ocK
We have made the following entries al the Horse
show OF the Durland Company 20 be held Tuesday.
wednesday and Thursday evenings. Apr. a. and y
at the Duriand Academy. These horses are TOT SAFE
either before or after the show.
PAIRS.
.p,ng pons- and san Toy" Seal Brown Geld
in r., Tan Muzzies, l4sL hands. years. Colby
made High actors all around Very fast Su-
prrb conformation and perfect manners oeau-
Nful pair for ladies phaeton. Tunspout eE,,,,
"Glenlivet" and hot Scotch. DARK Ches,nus
Celdings. White Markings, i6a hands ana
yeAn. Go high all around, high CLASS PAIL io'
-Sock Robin" and Rival" Dark Bay Geldngs.
solid color, 1873 hands. and yeals very
breedy, high going pair OF horses, win ions OF
style and speed and perfect manners ,,.
"Grenadier" and Dragon" DARK Brown Se'a
ings is 8 hands, g and years. pair OF Stsn1nta
Bred Coach Horses with lots Of quality high action
ali around. and best OF manners WIN lois OF
speed. ~,,v.
shamrock" Pay Geldipg. 1872 hands years
Beautiful conformation. Plenty OF action. Very
thistle. Bay Gedlng. IS? hands. Q years
Beautiful conformation. Very high gong ana
Lord Glengarry." Chestnut Geldins. Blh
formation. High all around action. Perfect gig
horse. Very high class. go, "a,
standard Bearer" Dark Brown Celdng. solo
color, 1873 hands. years. Very high action aud
fast Very high class.
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Yaehtiag NstW.

work on ths new Hsnsn SfeoteI y progressing
fsvorably ~ woods yard 81 CITY Island and she
sss Sess BUN 70 conform 70 The new rule Of msss
uyemsnS snA y . Wholesome type OF boat
me sssaa yseht Haouli being built p Rooninsy
yard IN The Ere Basin for y. ~ Smth from desfgns
& H. ]. OieloW, Win be launched In two weeks.
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p.,,,ns Gamea Te-night.

National Lesgue-Rosevllle A. A. vs. sylvan +"
s's MSs ssy Boroush-Ac,ivs. Gotham and Stick
e' oH,ntinrsids i<asue-PTsmlsT. Hpdson and West
Harlem. a. csmmann ailsEs; vs.h,,r,ea and
sticker. at the Rivsrsids snsyS h,,-n..H c,erks'
business lsar CHaTPsSc 1,o,pTsa 3,
the Monarch alleys c.n.u,n,a Hvpe.
North side Nstiens, ixaseeC .,svs "'p'
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Peel.

r. Slater OF THs Sun and r. Hitchcock Of
the Nsss were the winners on Monday night
An the Tournament Of morning Dewspaper
employee. at stiereI's room IN srk row;
10 81, and Hitchcock defeated Z. Compton
Of the CIR Record. 100 to %.
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seawanhaka Corinthisn Yacht Clut
Meeting.

The third regular meeting OF the Seswan.
hala -Corinthian Yacht Club will be held at the
clubhouse, II West Forty-fourth street. next
Tuesday evening at $50 O'Clock. motion
Will BE- made TO amend the rules relating 10
lines and models. as follows:
The scales for the drswfngs shall be quarter
Of 40 inch 70 the foot for YACHT meAsunne pore
* inch g Hs foot e. mssis5n d ass'
~ ssh over 70 'ss fss osd Sstsshns ienss 3ys
sh inch % the foo. e. yAGe .a %ssssuSs
isneth; and three quarters Of an inch 70 the ioSs
icr yschc measuring u feet, load ws'erhns 'sa(sA
After the meeting Fleet .R..i. PIu @ 9Iss q
vii lecture on routine and M. hhpa~ios
on signalling
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yspdcsbalrs Biltmere Runs second fer
Prix Perpaexe.

spsefal Cable DsspsieA 70 TEE SOM
Pans. March SIN the race for the Prix
perplexe to-day W. X. vsnderbilts Biltmore
fnshed second The race vas won by N.
Blano's Fantsssin, with NJ. lieux's Dynamo
third.
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KID Broad wants TO ngh, the winnsr o. 49,. ,sS
MeGoysIa ,Go.esM MI ~ Jam ~ a Hot spnn9s
lTto This eject. Broad states that any ssim'
su,tabie W he victor viii DO sstisSecsoV W NM