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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-07-23

The Siberia arrived off port at
$3.50 last night from the Orient and
came in this morning. She will sail
at 10 m tomorrow for San Fran
cisco. III IS
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-07-23

1t is stated that r W Single
aud party while on the island Of
Kahoolawe will investigated the
possibilities for sisal growing there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-27
CRESCENT 4. c. SHOOT.
T1cO Thousand Targets Used-FuH
Scores IN Ten Matches.

II was a record day at Bay Ridge yesterday for
the rnark5n1en OF the Crescent Athletic Club Fac
ing the traps in bitter cold weather. their work
was unusually good. for fun scores were made IN
ten Of the eleven matches. and they used Up more
than two thousand targets while shooting for the
handsome prizes offered
Eleven men entered for the stake trophy az TWEEN
ty-fve targets. 4. G. SouthvOrth F. B. Stephen
son and L. c. Hopkins tied with p each IN the
shootoff the last named won. with a fun score OF
- In a team shoot from scratch. in which there
were FIVE men team. the enc captaincd BY H
3 Vanderveer won with a total OF % & by the
opposing team
Grant hoffman and l. c. Hopkins tied with full
scores in the match FOR the Vanderveer trophy. at
twenty-five targets. and IN the shooton Hopkins
won by a score OF Is TO Notman's y.
There were six fifteen target trophy matches OF
which ". B vanderveer WOn the first with a full
score. The second won by Hopkins. with "A as
the top score H l. Meyer won the third, and in
the fourth G. r Meeker. E H Lott and A G.
Southworth tied with full Of Is. In the
OF SouthwOrth won with another full score South
worth and Hopkins tied with IS each IN the next
match. and in a miss and OUT Southworth
II. 3. Vanderveer won the next match. after tie
with SOuthworth. both having made full scores
and F. B. Stephenson won another match with a
score OF II. In a ten target match D. V 3. Hege-
man, II. NJ. Brigham and F 3. Stephenson tied
with full scores There was no shOotOn on account
OF darkness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-27
RECORD FOR Vanderbilt
William K, Jr., DriUes 'AutO" Up
kill an Fast Time.
LAROCHE's MACHINE OVERTURNED

Orange n. J.. Nov. IS CSpeciaD--WiIliam h Van
derbiIt. jr.. with his 6o-horsepOwer automobile was
the speediest IN climbing Eagle Rock hill to-day in
the annual hill climbing contest Of the Automobile
Club Of New-Jersey. The automobiles in the con-
test were divided into classes. the disttnc-
ton being made by the price Of the vehicles.
Mr.. Vanderbilt who personally drove his own
machine. broke the record established last year BY
an automobile owned by the Central Auto Com
pany Of Newark-l,53- This not IN the
race to-day. but the owners viii send challenge %
Mr. Vanderbilt inasmuch as the car was to
be entered in a race until its record was lowered
Mr.. vanderbilt made the ascent IN 1854.
The only exciting incident Of the contest was
when the big 40-horsepOwer Darracq entered By r
A LarOche wild II was being propelled up
the hill al a speed which was astonishing. when. in
turning a corner. It was ditched- The machine was
completely overturned, but, except for strain IN
the steering gear, IL not damaged. and the
occupants were not injured although they were
thrown out the road The time made by the
contestants follows.
William Torrey Baird Aha stueeba ker Eros sIJs.
n Whipple 1872. Sev-York Cadillac Company
II J. koehler. 1861; George Paddock 3-55-z. Louis
wyG " $50 L L CHM sos, J. A Planck 4B1 =
Il " Whtpple. 2:11; A. Phelps. 3J4; ". ID Johnson.
ZOO F. A. Lsroche Lac: Dr. Henry Power. 4.58L
american Automobile Storage Company Bib Pope
motor Car Manufacturing Company. 5:l0+; Motor Car
Company OF New-Jersey 4O91z Motor Car Company q
y. r Brady, 800: Ssw-York Edison Company. egs
and Thomas Mccarthy. 6-35.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-27
THE ORANGE HORSE SHOW
Reliance Coach Placed Second
Prairie Schooner an Ring.

Orange. y. J. Nov 25 CSpeciaD.-The seventh an
rual horse show Of the Riding and Driving Club.
q Orange began this evening IN the clubhouse. In
FFalstead-st East Orange. The show will continue
-f,e rest Of the week with a matinee on Saturday.
4 feature OF the show this evening was the ex-
,-il.fo- Of the prairie schooner n which Stephen
Van Rensselaer, tr Of West Orange made his
Western TIP this summer The wagon was &C
Commanded By Nj Van Rensselaer, and the friends
who made the trip with him. riding broncos-
The ten classes judged tonight brought out some
.-r.r+ horses The entries this year are fully
,--, 70 the number in the former shows.
Miss I-,lu Day won the blue ribbon In the first
r5ss- Judged q competition for pairs Of harness
horses she drove Master Claude and Miss Earle.
re- road tes n which carried Of first honors last
wear AZ the orange and Morristown shows In the
Class for harness horses Touso Savage's Dumont
~ +ra s~s+ r-ize Il was drive by Maurice How
le+- The prize in the saddle horse class was won
sii5-a- ctIr offered for the best carriage horse
v-a- won bv Or 7. Earle Budds Princeton, driven
hy Miss Helen Budc. -. H. -,,.t,.,
in class for roadsters ne FIellance coach y men ~
ran from New-Yorll 10 Morris PARK was one OF
~ exhibits I'm class for road teams PAU A;
Sr-g drove The turnout carried on only s-g2ila
bonr-e however. The blue went 70 the Fasnl9h
coach Horse Company. james Smith, OF Newark
non 49,. class prize for horses and station wts-
o-s and Miss Anita Dubary's Zeoulon won the prize
iu the jumper class
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-27
9TH REGIMENT LEADS.
Makes Best Craftsmanship Record of
Y. G. n. Y.

Nev-York National Gusrdsmen lead al the State
forces in craftsmanship not only as 70 numbers
Of qualified shots in the aggregate but also in
the more difficult grades Of shooting among the
sharpshooters- These facts are made known in TIE
figures Of this years rife practice in the National
Guard. which Colonel " B. Thurston who has
charge Of the shooting, completed yesterday.
There four grades OF craftsmanship in
OF distinguished expert. for which a man must
500 and 1000 yards. As expert he must make no
less a score at 700 and 500 yards AS a sharp
shooter he must make less than a points out
OF a possible 90 at 800 and GO yards. and as a
marksnan he must make at least 80 out Of %
points at 30 and 600 yards must first
qualify in the lower grades before he can advance
to the higher.
The State this year has qualified at outdoor
ranges 1055 officers and in rife shooting in
the aggregate among the several grades. These
divided follows: 80 distinguished experts
~ experts. 1O2 sharpshooters and SIZE marksmen
No State expends much ammunition in teaching
it's soldiers to shoot and none are as thoroughly
drilled in shooting as New-York. and the victory
of the State rife team at Sea Girt last summer
where II won the National Trophy against the
best shots in the Army, Navy. Marine Corps and
the teams from other States. with the biggest
score on record. stamps its system OF practice II
IS claimed. superior to that OF any other IN use.
The following the figures IN detail OF the First
Brigade Of Manhattan and the Second Brigade Of
Brooklyn. and the aggregates for the other units:
FIRST BRIGADE, GENERAL GEORGE MOORE
SMITH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-27

year ago hy Judge Price for a bad ride on Two
VS. AV-uay rthnstaled- The weather
clear and track fast The summaries:
FlTSt race six furlongs)-Grand Mary 1O2 ID Austn1
= % 4 won: Fugurrha, s2 NichoD 10 70 l. second;
St'enl- 100 o. Hicks. 70 l. third Tine 1.15
tthel Davis. King Rose. Iovable First Atterrf Fen
M'T tilee. Irhy Bennett. Geisha Girl Ciuadalqutver
La Darling and Albert Vale also
second race 1--WE and one-half furlongsl-Iaura J.
tedgsorl, % Idle. 20 tNchol) J. second:
--i-ata 20 -. Hicks. Is 20 l. third. Time. I:0sS
A-lIisI applause Nallarambla and Ida Ieb also
lnlro Zone and sixteenth milesl-Pyrrho 90
dNichol y % l. won. Christine A % u. H!cksb.
second Melbourne Eclipse. e6 tBcland 20 TO / third.
i-nle. l-is Ethel Wheat. kilmOrie, ChantereNe and
lirectuu also ran
Fourth rce Thanksgiving Handicap; and
quarter nlfesl-Haviland 1O2 a. Hicks. to I. won;
RECREATION. li6 Munro TO l. second SIX Shooter,
ia IT. EughO. . third. Time. 2:O6k Fonsoluca-
Nere- Sgcn ard Satohel also
ftfth Reader % q Hicks.
q Won Ocean Dream AUSTIN. 10 , second:
Autumn Leaves. - CPfrman) 70 l. third. Tine TIA
,1ruscate fardoiph -Shanter. Determination and
kahler also
Sixth race Zone ue)-Athena lO3 "a ". Bookerl 70
! won; Annie liasti-gs 1o1 ID AUSTIN 70 seo9nl'
ierfenF lOl 10 third Time tx lfle
Re. white Blue Benehcsnt. Joe Ross. Circular Joe
Seagreyes Bugle Prince Of Pisen ana Kern also
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-27
CARBUACLE WINS AGAIN.
BIG CROWD 1T JENNINGS.
Con0CT U-ins Steeplechase-Red-
fern T5cicc ia Front.
Im rI-anAru TO THE rmurNz.I

washington. Nov. 25--A eood card WAS offered AZ
re BrullaEs races to-day and large crowd gath
ercd 20 see Jhe sport The weather was cold bat
clcl- and tho track in good condition. C--b-ncle
vroa Tho lorr distance contest the fourth race ~
TWO and @ g.ar.o- miles the rat sheriff Bel
cocE tle lead ro the stretch. when Carbuucle went
To- -he front and won easily hy 1hree lengths. The
race was for tle Washington Cup. ana Caruuncie
was splendidIy handled av Ee6fern.
The stecplechasc. for gentlemen riders went 70
Crnover ridden by AIR. hayes. Red Hawk took
she lead iu nis usual fashion with Cono-er trailing
behind. The latter went 20 The front half q mile
from home ar. won easily 10y SIX lengths from
billy Hay. who beat Rec Hawk fifteen lengths for
she place. Imperiallsi ridden by ny Kerr, and
Il. =. sack. ridden hy 1r. Holloway. fell
Tie FIRST race went to the long shot Totness =
tlree-gu-rters ~ a lengtA. Locket won the second
iiYll a niS he-c I'D a 1rirlrg hn-sh- me secoIlo
stelfe--aac ~ t1e 4s- t1r ABOUT three miles went
20 -ascar. and iecferu won his second victory Of
rra-lls-
F-sl race ,ua-ea sao-- ea--5ils- Eve fu-l7ugsTot-
le6 "a 1ti-las.s Is r. aul ersr second. I5roHz Joe
more Bl-s E--. As.e-s-a- Eac-laul. Tide klrao-nll
secal H.ee .z.-.-e .leye-r.7lds ana onward. seven
HleEc-. Ia6 l-.s-as-al. . and second
tero-- Dark I.as NolIe fey-5n Mar worth. Moro
49, 7-- --- t--1--- ------' -''- --'- ' p
T.rl race .ssr-as. .-esE.a4se. about tVo AID one
w11s B-3 Ea.. 1ls. R-l's. . and 3 % . se.-
E.zt IrlrIe-lals- l-5 3
Fourth tle Washington -Er. and 1le-I-a--e
I.olEl Rider 500 C~ea1e- -t and j. q D. Second
Circus. 1lo 81 ElrEsf. e. J. third Tine 4L--s
9hert~ Rel
frluli-ar about three
Garca- ISarsH. ) = q :, won Nor----7n
Chef $50 -ar1rI. and % T. second. Wool
rarre~p~ 1Cg iaE-erf. 4. third
Macmillan. Tlused a-l ChcVai cor also
Eiv-h IsalIlnC- tW0-vear-gis. seven f-rl1-Es-
ConkIinr. 10 E2e5far-l. aUd - e. Lady
Lavish vrnderl1l ard =. second. Prince
salm sau. 112 G5oesea}. ; 70 T. third Time. ] go
Eclectic - chica- Palm Broom. Rath
owen. shy1c Che-pe. zeer. Clarence and
q 81 al
selling. -year-ol6s inward.
one-sixteenrE rnilest-~corric. 103 Walsh
% .. Fgara. JOE Niles. = and = .
second. Nfne spot. l04 cT2e1fern). = Time.
1.5c Blue Victor. Arden. Bar le Due and Battle
e Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-27
Notice of Summons.
STPRF1TF COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY


STPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY
- Ma p Wright Elizabeth J. Wright and John
1fa-x!a under ne last VII ard
0f James Wright late Of the city q New York.
Sorvnrharn Mary Alice Davie widow % James
deceased. EIizabeth Wright Dave and Harriet Dave.
pave. Henry r Frssland. Henry r Freeland. Ex-
acrfto~ of asst win testament Of Isabella ].
Ereeand dece1sed J.n csl q =
Edward = StolesD4rs C.aries 5teeie gscr3e
W Perkins. Edward F. Whitney. James ". Paul. r..
John Pierpout Morgan. II. Iemps B0vdofn. Edward
II and William P Hamilton. said last eleven
defendants Coparr1ers doing
under firm name and style o. j. p Morgan q Com
panv Madison Avenue Depository ald ENcnanse Tor Won
Work corporation organized and existing under ne
Laws state q New YORK, Mar r Markls, Donald
Wright NonteirE an inIanJt JOSIAH T. Rein. E<lyfru
Ivers Robinson infant Edward u Robinson. Thus
MEDIA H Robinson. Thusnelda Wright Robinson. IN
Faut William N Robinson. Wasn11gro1 Heights L.
brarv a CORPORATION and existing the
laws u state OF New YORK. J. Hood Wright Ne
r1o-sI Hospital formerly Manhattan DfspensaFyl. a
l1-,0-a+I,7 6-g1uized 81
STATE OF New York. Mary r Wright Elizabeth =
s-5 Violet v-.nt Iefenfzrts- the above
-
-7 ss- Oh, the Plsirtirs- 1ttorneys within ts--rv
~ e fian,1r- vii BE- tater sElinsr YOU 6T 5ss1-
for relief demanded in the complaint
Dated York y Z. November 49, 1903
sTETSON JENNINGS s. RI sSE.EL- Plaintiffs Attor-
news. OHce and Post1rice address. - Broad Street
Borough q Manhattan City % New YORK n "
To Alice Campbell. Bertha P Conynghan. Mary r
rvers Robinson. infant. Edward 81 Robinson. Thus
MEDIA Il. Robinson ThusneIda Wright Robinson. n
william NJ Robinson and Violet Wright The fore
going summons Is served upon YOU oJ plocation pur
order OF Hon James Fitzgerald OF
Justices Of the supreme Court % the state Of NsW York
dated the 18Th day OF November lsoo and He'd Win
complaint in the Office q the Clerk OF the County
York the County Court House n the Borough
OF Manhattan, IN the city Of New YORK. tns I9ta
sTETsON. JENNINGS & RUSSELL P:ainsirs' Astor-
IS Broad Street Borough % Manhattan. me
Of YORK. y Z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-27
GOLF.
ECans Ties 7cith TRAVIS for Lo1cest
LaLce7COOd Score.

Lakewood's New Country Club was on public
view yesterday when the annual THANKSGIVING
week tournament was started with record break
ing entry. In the field were Walter Travis. the
national champion: Finday Dougles. metropolitan
champion; George Brokaw. Luther Kellogg. jr-.
W J. Evans John NJ Ward and scores OF other
well known players from all parts Of the coun-
try. Seventy-two returned complete cards.
Travis was obliged 20 share the honor he usually
holds at Lakewood Of returning the lowest score
for a aspirant appeared in W. J. Evans. who
tied with him g for the best score Of the day
This score establishes a new amateur record. The
professional record stands at Y. made week
ago b. George Low. OF Baltimore Douglas was
third. with 81
The qualifying round occupied the entire days
programme and with more than ninety players
an eighteen-hole round wisely decided on.
The first sixteen qualified for the Lakewood Cup.
the second sixteen for the Metedconk Cup. and the
third sixteen for the Carasaljo Cup On Saturday
there will also be handicap for the Lakewood
Handicap Cup
There were many favorable comments the new
course. which promises to become one OF the best
in the metropolitan district. 1t is situated at the
head OF Lake Carasaljo about a mile from the old
course 1t is $500 yards in length and the par is
figured at Az strokes S61z for the first nine holes
Of 2e25 yards and IS for the second nine Of ANS
Yards More attention has been paid TO side traps
than TO cop bunkers and those who kept well TO
The centre yesterday found themselves In better
form than those who deviated from the straight
The first hole is AS yards. but requires accurate
going for par .. The second and third holes are
both short. 40 and 1870 yards, respectively. over
water hazards to artificial green's The fourth and
fifth holes are 2I0 and 240 yards and are well
guarded with side traps Of sand. The sixth and
seventh. go and 20 yards. likewise better pro-
tected on the sides than through the fair green
The eighth hole is z6j yards and IS finely bunk
cred. while the ninth is $50 yards The tenth and
eleventh holes 400 and $40 yards nicely trapped
At the sides. as are the twelfth and thirteenth
The fourteenth is only 260 yards but II requires
curate play for par T. The fifteenth and sixteenth
present series Of interesting difficulties. and the
last two. measuring 335 and 365 yards.
ranged as to Deuaize all but well hit ball The
table of distances and the par Of the course under
Metropolitan Golf Association rulings are
FIRST HALF.
1oles AZ 40 2, 90 90 90 .eo Teal q1
Par ..--5 3 4lx- 36s
SECOND HALF
7 7sr5s 46o o az s5 -, t a. ai s m t I9i2f
Par -.-.4iz AZ 8 ?s
The summary Of the scores follows:
FIRST DIVISION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-27
To Whom 1t May Concern.

ATA SPECIAL TERM OF THE SUPREME
- Court u the State York held for
City County Of New York Par II n the New Co--.
House said of
Seprernber 1903. Hon James A Blanchard.
Jusrce-In the % Application Of Louis
Tfo- f1- The dissolution q corporation % Cfour
Emile Duf0ur showing % satisfaction thac
the application herein prayed
for specified Section 420 q The Code % Ctvt Pro
q New York. u Is hereby ordered
al persons interested y Cooperation 81 p
Turol- and Company tof New York; show bessre
social lem q this court IN the
curt House IL city and County New York
~ New York IAN day % December. 1908 70
O'Clock the :,-snon soon thereafter counsel
can Be heard. said corporation should
solved why such other and further order RELIEF
should be
ara And further ordered a
order b. published least each o. three
ir1rlsffarsiv 81
1908 in Tribune neVspap~r pubIisnsd IN
Ci-v and County % View York ard also the
YORK Law Journal. newspape- also published m ths
CITY and County % New York wherein this order
entered
A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-27
Public Notices


SUPREME COURT. APPELLATE DIVIS-
- Tor. First JUDICIAL Dep1rtme1tln the matter -
the appca ou o. me Board 1f Iapl Transit heirca1
Commissioners for the CITY - &ew FORK - re appoint
Of coulrnissCners report
whether a Tor e-ance
transportation % aul property ought q
pursuant 20 tis
provisions % Chapter q the Laws q le a1e1del
Undersigned Boari % Rapid TRANSIT comm sscners
for the city Of View 1crk WI apDiF ~ tle Appeate ~
vision Supreme Court - the State ~ View IorS.
thereof - held the Appellate Division
Madison Avenue and TWenty-ffh Street.
eleventh day q DeceEbe- 1906. O'clock n the
q hay thereafter counsel
be heard f0r ne appointment q three
afoveenreu determine
hearing. whether railroad railroads in the SAD
convey and transpota-o1 q persons ar
property Constructed and operated he
~ SAID ard 81 Rapid Transit Railroad
dated October - 1893 the aetavics end
Office % che Clerk q the said Appeiat- d.
vision on 61h ~ November. 1908. AMI
addition. such other papers as sa re presented -
satd Board. a DESCRIPTION o. tn
route and general Of construction % said
road or railroads % the papers fled.
the Appellate Division Following - bret
Of Manhattan: Thirty F0rry-sscls
street under Avenue The objecr % the aforesaid
application obtain the appointment OF commission
determine. afrer pubic hearing or al
ties interested railroad railroads. ought
To De constructed operated and shall the evil
ence Appellate Division Aforesaid together
favor OF the construction operation such railroad
or railroads Board VIII ask that t shall bel
shall confirmed b said Court Be taken IN leu %
or the property owners along the line o.
Dats5 New YORK Sovember 10 1893
BOARD OF RAPID TRANSIT RAILROAD CCHMTS-
CsIguedl A. r ORR. President.
(SiEnsdB BlDN L bl F-FtOWS. Secrelary-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-27
RACES AT cLERmoNT AVENUE RINK

Brooklyns ice skating season was opened yes
terday at the Clernont Avenue Rink Hundreds OF
enthusiastic skaters Of both sexes throneed the
rink and the racing. afternoon and evening was
close and exciting In the Glass A race Morris
Wood. the amateur national champion. tripod
and fell and W II. Lee. OF the Pastins Athletic
Club. won. with Gus Stoltz. Of the Evergreen Ath-
letic Club. second and Philip J. Rearney. the dis
tance amateur record holder. third. J. Molen. OF
the West Side Branch OF the Y. N G. A. Won the
Class y race
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-27
FARMERS SONS RIDE TO HOUNDS.
Miss Post Captures the Brush-MeadOw
Brook Objections Do Not Spoil Sport.

Hampstead, n Y. Nov IS CSpeciaD-A large
number Of the sons and daughters OF Quaker farm
ers OF Nassau County held fox hunt to-day over
the Wheatley Hills. The farmers have always
been willing have the huntsmen cross their
lands. Yet a number OF the Meadow Brook colony
somewhat resented the invasion OF their hunting
country By another club.
The riders were mounted all kinds OF horses.
from the Kentucky thoroughbred 20 the plough
horse Two foxes driven from cover and one
was captured after a sti chase 81 about I'VE miles
Miss Lillian z Post. % East Wiliiston won the
brush, being the only woman IN at the death
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-27
FINGER WINS FIFTY-MILE HANDICAP
Finishes First in Road Race Of Brewer
Wheelmen to Bellemore and Return.

T E Finger, OF the Century Road Club Asso-
citation won the hfty-rniIe handicap road race Of
the Brewer Wheelmen held yesterday The route
was from Bedford Rest to Bellemore. Long Island,
and return. The weather fine for the sport
and a hot pace made from the start TO the
finish OF the Finger covered the distance in
the fast time of 2.51:42ls. There than
eighty starters Those 70 receive time prizes were
CTanstOn. Eustes. Smith. Bchette, Finger and
Zaconeck The first nrteen 70 finish were.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-27

The goIhng yachtsmen OF the Larchmont Yacht
Club appeared IN a mixed foursome tourna-
mcnt yesterday, in which eighteen pairs competed
for prizes given by Seymour Hyde and Messrs
Thurston and ShaicrOss Rudolph Hurry and Miss
Eliza beth Hurry wen the gross prize with S.
nile the mixed f0ursOme handicap prize went TO
John Wilson and Miss May Schafer. whose score
"A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-27
LATomA MEETING COMES TO END

ci-----a- Eor. 15-Tre L.atorIa meeting ended
to--a- DE feature n the day was the Thanks
giving Handicap. six horses faced the etar-er and
fa.i--1c wol ty nose. Reservation was second
arc tx Shooter. THE 20 3. favo-ite. was third
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-27

bia Grammar School IN this city on December >.
2 and g. Eacn college viii BE repress"'.- =.
-, -, &C., No. and each nan vrifI piav the 1-
responding men on the other three teaAnS
winning 5eau viii p.az-=.i1s. =. - - 49,
each man on the viii rerelFA @-..-- -
OF the ten tournaments alrsady hel5 I1ss,a go
won six Princeton two Naie ore aad c'i@--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-27

There was also an approac ching and putting
competition, in which James Il. Merritt first
place with score of 9.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-27
HANDBAGS AT RICHMOND county,.

Perfect weather and good course were respon-
sibIe largest handicap OF the fall season at
the Richmond County Country Club of Staten ISL
land yesterday. The contest the eighteen hole
medal play handicap for Glasses and B. In the
former Victor Garret won first prize at So, while
in Class 3 first place went TO c. 3 Simmons at 70
Summary:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-27
TIE IN KIcKERs' HANDICAP.

A field OF sixty started in the Kickers' Handicap
at Baltusrol yesterday. Each competitor was al
lowed to handicap himself and the one returning q
score nearest the previously OF 70 won
The handicap resulted in favor Of G. Adams tr
and c. H Thieriot who tied for first place Thierfot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-27
ON The ST. ANDREWS LINKS.

There were twenty starters IN the Thanksgiving
Dav handicap al the ST Andrews Golf Club yes
terday for two prizes offered By the club. William
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-27

The New-York Motor Cycle Club held a quar-
,ar mile contest yesterday TO show how slow tho
machines could go without stopping. There We're
.-a-sl1e starters The results were follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-27
HANDICAP OF CENTURY ROAD CLUB

The Century Road Club OF America held fifty
mile handicap road over its course yesterday
7, was won bv p J. O'Grady in 2:4T There were
-,ora than seventy in the race. The first twenty
ir shed follows ry,. 49,.