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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-07
TIGERS CHANGE THEIR LINEUP.

Princeton. y J.. Nov s CSpeciaD--The Tigers had
final practice this afternoon to prepare for La
favetts TOMORROW. Although the coaches allowed
no scrinmage. they still kept the gates closed 70
outsiders The varsity was hurredly run through
the new formations which have been drilled all
week and each man took his place in the interfer-
erce without hesitation. The coaches hope that 10
will not be necessary reveal any OF the plays
Tomorrow and that they may be retained sur
prises for Yale Individual work the feature OF
t0-davfs practice Vetterleu and De Witt competed
for the Kicking honOrs. The Penn Charter lad eX-
celIed his captain in kicking goals from touchdOwns
and rfvaIfed him in drop kicking. though De Witt
sent his puuts higher and further Several changes
will be made IN the lineup tomorrow Bradley VIII
plav his FIRST game at centre. he is conceded 20
g. better Than Barney. Henry VIII have a rest.
he is stu suffering from a bad shoulder King and
Mum will be tested "a halfbacks The lineup wiz
be: Davis left end. COOney. left tackle Short left
guard: Bradley. centre: De Witt right guard. Reed
right tackle. Crawford light end. VerterIein quar-
ter King left half. Mum. right half McC1ave ru-
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ans ms vii i''f' line I'D tomorrow as follows.
LIsTLEss PRACTICE AT YALE

pionship game only week distant. the Yale
football eleven played a Iistless and far from re-
assuring practice game this afternoon The period
Of play behind closed gates is said 70 have been
almost as unsatisfactory. The loose work was
caused as much by shifts in the rush line by
any falling away in the standard Of individual
work Roraback moved 10 centre on the sec
ond team and Miller. a substitute guard, was
placed in Roraback's position the varsity
Morton was not ordered to play to-day. but Bloom
or took his place with Batchelder the other
guard Rockwell was not used at al on the offence
because OF his lame shoulder The regular half
ba cts we're also rested. Neither Metcalf nor Ovs-
lev has been IN a lineup the entire week. their
knee injuries compelling them TO rest Captain
Raffartv said after the practice that substitutes
would be used freely in the game with Syracuse
The lineup for Yale viii be follows Captain
Rafferty, left end. kinney left tackle. Bl1onner.
left guard Miller centre. Batchelder. right guard
FisseI1 right tackle Shevlin. right end. DOuahue-
quarterback: Allen left halfback; HOyt. right half
hack and Bowman. fullback.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-07
TEsTIFIEs AGAINST soMERFIELD.
Ignatius Qualey Says Horseshoe Directors
Sold Stock Higher Than Market Rate.

At the tina Of Larry Somerfeld. the head pro-
7roter Of the Horseshoe Copper Mining Company,
yesterday. Thomas Il Lovert. Of Philadelphia test
fed that he bought go shares Of the stock for 5000
from = who was supposed TO be Even H
Clark a sick engineer. who had been forced 20
sell his stock account Of his illness Clark or
Baker Tom Putnam. b. is known 10 the
police. and who Is al present serving term in
sing Sing, was in court and Nj Loveu identified
him the sick eugluecT.' Mr. LoNett said he
bought the stock after h had answered ad-
Vertserneur published N the name Of :. saunders
lie Identified SoUer1eld q saunders.
Al the afternoon session IgulIius L Cu4ley- CZ-
president Of the company. corroborated most Of
the testimony given bE previous witnesses con-
corning the workings o. The company He de-
CIa-e6 that the stock sold by the sick engineer"
vas disposed OF ~ "a higher price than that sold
ty the company directly He svo-e that he got
3 -59 Of the deal by which George " Ef1nEer
Is alleged 10 have been swlDdcC. LLaley said mat
BE- was the originator e The Horseshoe Copper
Mining COMPANY
IL the course Of the examination of Qualey Il
came out that he had put S5ole0 into the plant and
that his wife held s-.91o shares and himself 500
shares. He admitted that iot Of stock had been
sold hv some q the directors al higher value
than the market value The trial was adjourned
ANAL Monday
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METEOR TO RACE FOR KAIsER's CUP.
Emperor's Yacht Viii Enter Ocean Contest
with Alderman Crew.

Berlin Nov. 6-Emperor Williams schooner
Yacht Meteor viii go 20 the United states in me
spring 10 partake ii the ocean yacht race FOR his
ma jestys cup Several changes have been ordered
in her zig the most important OF which Is reduc-
tiOrT OF her a avoid being heavily
handicapped. The Meteor sailed by an al-Eus-
Iish crew two seasons ago. and was handed DE an
ab14rt baIf-C;erran and half-English crew in ths
races Of last June. she viii sail In the rT1rsat-
Tau+ic race with an alderman crew on D0arL
The EMPEROR views regarding the advantages -
the race as they have been outlined 20 naval on
GERS here are that yachts Of the cruiser ara q
greater utility than racing models and that rhs
strength OF construction discipline Of the crews
varieties OF weather and skill On sailing under WAT
may be called service conditions are best testet
in n rransOcea-fc race The Meteor con-
srr1Ic-ed partially TO tHat end Emperor William
is said 10 have Iikened "a racing yacht 20 a race
horse as no good for everyday pleasure
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FAST SIGNAL WORK AT ". Y. U.

Thirty minutes OF fast signal work vas The pro-
grarnr-e at Nev-YOrk University YESTERDAY IHs
cool weather put dash into the pay. that mas
been lacking this week With the exception o. righ-
tackle and centre the team viii line up as II IN
in the LAFAYETTE game Callahan has had 20 drop
football as Il iu.hrfsrred with his work az ths
Medical School His place at right Tickle VIZ p
filled by Chamberlain. who has been SHIFTED rom
centre Frsedbu-E viii 90 IN ar his Old posltlon ar
centre Although the team has been WITHOUT I.
coach for the last DAYS. tt feels fairly conde1
OF defeating EaverfOrd this afternoon lnfileci.a.e
after practice yesterday sixteen OF the squad te
here FOR PhiIadeiph1a. where they re1nained az
night They 90 out HaverfOrd this arteriiooit
The team will probably Inc up as follows Co,Ilell-
ef erd. RefIIey left tackle COe. left guard FTieu-
burg centre. McNara right guard Channberiaiil-
right tackle: Lowry right end, Hulsart. quarters
TUthi1 lefr half: Mcdowell. right hslltt ROBBERS.
G-rTrH~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-07
GOLFER PAYS So 70 FINE.
q. L. BrOkazC Slices Ball Into Farm
erS Field at atlantic CitY.

Atlantic City. y. J.. Nov. CSpeciaD.-Tte an
nual fall tournament Of thu Atlantic City Country
Club is being rapidly brought TO a close as the
playing Of the first and second rounds ut match
play to-day brought the field OF competitors down
TO four men in each cup class who viii meet in
afternoon The weather was almost too cold for
comfort, and the galleries which followed the
leading matches over the course. were very small
The women, a rule were satisfied with the
golf they could from the clubhouse. George
T Brokaw had to pay a fine Of g 30 for ball
he sliced into farmers field. nearby. His
caddy arrested and Brokaw paid the fine
The summary Of the days play follows:
Governors Cup (hrst rounaD-C. b. FoEnes High ilz
.snq Park f{tsoqrg beat Jasper i-yHGl C9uniry So
beat DIR. A II. Remington. Huntingdon Valley country
daP6ia O Go up 5 a9 bsd iG r. W. i2% as
ton Country Cub by up W g Eo"nes j.; Hlshiasd
David Fleming j.. Mount Airy, beat F. 5 Her
Beach. beat H II Cross Atlantic city. by ? Up and
" pay F r4 I,i1 pI ,-r B ~, H
9 Fownes Highland Park, PittsourE. beat Dr. Z w
second roundGFobbins beat G b. Fownes BY . Up. ".
beat Fleming By up and to !" Psy: smith beat h c
F0ynes by mp ant TO play ---,,.. ..,.-.,-
d cross. Mount Holy beat F. : Garrett wilmington
Atlantic CITY. beat George G Hetzei Ridley park. /
IN twenty holes; J. d Coles Tappan Nassau Country
Gg6 beat arToD D s 5 HaTen b. W ana 1r5 to
colt Atlantic city by up: Elmer Z MtcheI whining
Country Club. beat Percy LegEe Atlantic city by
beat F F. Briggs wilmington by Up and play
play: Marvel beat Cressy by UP and to play: appan
beat James by l up; shaclelford beat Mitchell by
and 70 play.
speakman, both OF whom failed 20 qualify. PLAYED
Tor a special cup. and HooPes won ny W ana 20
a tie between Jasper Lynch. Of Lakewood. and DR.
H. A. Remington. OF Philadelphia which will De
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-07
MANHATTAN READY FOR WEST POINT.

Nlanhattan's football team viii meet West Ponr
to-day. and. although somewhat crippled BY tns
absence OF Foley and Morris. the return % Captain
Mullen TO the game has Infused new HE into tns
local clever and they are confident OF making n
c-eifeable sn1ving against the strong sold-e-
eleven. The New-YOrIS team had light practcs
Yesterday rnd the coaches Ecd no scrt-rn@ge wor
for fear or accidents. Tire coaches had issued
urgent call for more men. and yesterday sever1t
men. who discouraged IL the early part or To
season. reauneored. and raised rev hope u tns
hearts Of the undergraduates. Among the new
candidates is PA ddy- Duff the popular Catche-
and captain Of Narhattau's ha~eGaU ueln- he has
finally sf1ccpeded IN overcoming parental oppoSi-
ton and will probably be nl4yed the end to-day
The men chosen by the each last riEht after 3rc-
rice were a. follows. TrtT. right end. Costello.
right tackle: Connolly right guard. Boland centre;
NaChinski. left guard krebs. left tackle L@nf-.
left end: Delaney quarterback. Cn--er rlgIr half
cack. O'Rrien. left halfback. ard Mullen. fulhacE-
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OF INTEREST TO YACETsNEE.

At the fifth regular meeting Of the SeaWanhaha
Corf1thian Yacht Club 20 be head at DelmOuico's.
Forty-fourth-st and Fffth-ave.. Tuesday. at SD
D m two amendments TO the bylaws are % %
voted on The first provides that any member
OF the club NAV become life member payment
81 600 Heretofore. only those who had paid due
for ten consecutive wears entitled % that
privilege. The second amendment provides tha-
the annual dues for all mem bers in class A shall
be go and 81 for all members in Class b On ar-
count Of the importance Cf these questions and g
other matters 20 be brought before the meeting.
large attendance is expected
The officers Of the Yacht Masters ard Engineers
Association which held its regular monthly meet
ing at Vetr's Hall Fifth-ave and Twenty-tEird-st-.
BROOKLYN. on Thursday night. are George f Nut
ter president. J. r. Briggs. vice-presideut. E ?
Bishop treasurer. H T. Su.4,hs secretary trustees
T Miller u. g. Packard Henry Lang. " =.
Belts and D W Pratt; Guartermasters. &. J.
Peterson and c. ". Wood.
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ANOTHER FOX ESCAPES HUNTERS.

Hampstead. Long Island Nov. (SpeciaD.-A new
field was selected BY the Meadow Brook Hunt to-
day for the fox hunt and although the large field
Of riders who left the starting point the country
place OF Devereux Emmett at St James in Suf-
folk County, succeeded IN driving a large red fox
from cover and chasing him for fully twenty miles
he managed to ind deep hole before the pack
could overtake him. OF the field OF twenty riders
only six were left when the pack called
of the scent These were FOXhaI Keene, Dew
ereux Emmett. Samuel Willefs. II. Duryea Fred
erick p. Dixie and II. 8 Page
Another hunt Will be arranged for tomorrow to
start a o'clock from the Emmett country place
There viii also be 2 drag hunt in the afternoon.
For next week the hunts are as follows; Fox hunts
MONDAY at Rosly1 BreakWater: Wednesday. AT the
Piping Rock Horse Show grounds: Friday. Meadow
Brook Hunt Club. ut 10 a. m. Drag hunts-Tues-
dav Sea Cliff: Thursday East Norwich; Saturday.
Hicksville. at $50 p. m
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PETITIoNs IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were hled
yesterday with the clerk q the United States Dis
TricJ Court
FRANK FORMAN. Kingston: liabilities. so ~; no
Principal kesse Simon No. % East
Broadu-. 81 y. Harris d Bro. No 81 broao-
wa. 81. 300. samuel Forman. WATERBURY. $1,000 -,
CHARLES L and WINFIELD J. GAthi IN, DOING JUS
Paper Company. MoOlna, orange
COUNTY y y. liabilities. S@s4s5 assets sll5ss Il
opal creditors A. y Z=igler No = Nillhn-si 50 -
Warren s. 26O A OverTon. New ork cl,N
s. stock estimated $ co. vehicles $50 ma
individual liabilities u S26u5. and assets S-511o -,
cipal George c. Reynolds Brookly n $500
secured by mortgage che paper mill esllas1 80
coo. Erorlcent savings Bank. hnifoke
secured second property
s. Petitioner has assets, Interest IN lle
s-r lie INSURANCE rolcr al estimated al S+v ~ ~
assets S1G5S. PRINCIPAL creditors. Ninstea lem
savings L1ank Saossi secured hy mortgage on IeLt-
sae creditors sl.40a Ascets arc reay IN Ninsted
81 go. cash. ss2s coal $50 iuf1'ue' e
so. horses S275. ard accounts. So ,.ts,,.t.
STAMFORD n III. No LIZ, s-5e-so-
81 frts assets. Principal creditors. W 1IdeI-9h
loan 500. r. r. Hello Chicago. loaI @-s""'' S'ha
TFanal1.aaer. New York city. Sl-5nh go ,.,,.
r1srr5F-FfICF- = WHITE. lI2o B-oaaWa1: liaoih-
r.e assets. sol All petltiottIs '-lL-s -
publications throughout the COUNTRY N1loH -
Sums lnseTtt-s '14H -N-'''
4" T5GsFSrFI.D q MAGID doing business as the Paris
lAle.s - $3.50 Principal creditors.
:. "a So-s0g-s, SIS Isaac Monhe No -
is-,e,.-5 ear stock estimated al $50; ma
e-,r,-sri WpTTZT-S-T3..IH jev.eller No 20 Nassau
i--aitrtars petition sled nF 7'-s.lS eatch tase
-tTt-t hocs caiu ~ 49, references al
r. ,,T-7roF,2rz-AN STORE AID SALOON FIXT-
.1KTis " soc zGT and 20a East Forty -nnth=.
claim 81 sssz General assignment Eas recently Insas By
bankrupt
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RECEIVER FOR POST & CO.
Co&rt Settles Disagreement Ouer
Liquidation Of Firm.

Judge Coke. fl the Cuite5 States Circuit Court
Yesterday appointed receivers or the STOCK TX
change firm - Pest & Co.. George William Baiou
and William T. Gilbert % Brrokiya. The receive
trs are each 20 furnish "a bond 90 S5al9l NJ. balou
AaS recentl- appointed r- three % the four mem
bcrs 81 Pos 4 Co. lts IQuiesto-. thc arm having
secided 20 dissolve lie IL tire treasurer 20 the
NeW-Yo-k Flour Milling COMPANY Mr.. Gilbert IS
son % cx-J1dEe Gilbert. OF brooklyn and q Per-
soma friend q Judge Coke.
The application f3r the appointment of receivers
vas made by cou-Sl Tor A Howard Hirke. q
SPECIAL partner IN The firm and was opposed by
counsel Charles II Warner and his son George
= Warner The father. with Edwin N Post. were
general partners. while the son was "A special
mariner According jo AZ. Euk'c's counsel. when
-hr f-ru vyas organized il 1872 AR Posi- vas TO
contribute seJaosa IN cash Grove r. Warner SflFs
IN -csh and Charles ". Warner and III. Hinkle
SEC - each NJ Post she lawyer said. contributed
only s. pg in cash and his seat I'm the New-HorS
stock F-Nrlauce worth S50o93 frm asset
Grove r Werner contributed uothine- The two Spe-
Ga partners rat m seeo0 each ~ cash. In addition
10 his Sao0sa I'm cash Al Hinkle left with the firm
fo- sac keeping securities Worth Sl92"et Later
.tese stocks md bonds were taken lv the general
partners and h--pot-1cateJ 20 secure loans which
act was subsequently ratified bv Mr. Hiakic-
II septemac- the 6rm decided 10 dissolve TIE
articles q partnership provided that first the firm
debts should bee paid Then the two special part
re-S were entitled 10 ;eir money, providing II had
not been lost I'm the business NJ. Hiukle was also
entitled ~ have returned him the securities used
~ lhe s-n. in adG.J.on. or their equivalent in
money
Arter Charles u. Warner and AZ Post and Grove
=. Warner had been appointed liquidat0rs. and no
agreement had been reached NJ BalloU was ap-
pointed but without the consent or 1Ir. TIinkie.
whose counsel declared that Mr. Post. despite the
fact that b had been made part o. the firm g
assets las- month, assigned 10 Herbert T. Thomas
THE stock Exchange seat 10 ct large credit
Counsel -a- she Warmers argued thar there was
need fo- receiver AL % the firms assets
TledCe5 wiki banks and t--sc companies %
secure loans. and all IL had vas equities n the
stocks pledged. which wolId c4u into the lap q
NJ. Hirkle. who was. who PROBABLY would
b. the principal creditor.
Counsel for Air. Post was willing 10 leave the
case entirely in the hands ~ the court
Judge Coke said that the fact ia@t q man over
whom the court had no authority was collecting
rhe firms assets showed that rhe drm's affairs
should be- rr1fer -he control of the court He
could that % remove M tallnu might be q
serious reflection him. and SuC-estel ---i ne
appoint auutll-- receiver 10 act with nl-l-
II said lu court that there vas O. lCsHl1lilL
90 d S-it ly the receivers against Nr. Post ana
Grove r. Warner % recover the SUMS -Ley SliA
owe Under Lhe partnership agreement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-07
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS To-AY

4 AT Jamaica. = p m and at Chicago
and Harvard. Al Philadei-
-h{s Cornell and Lehigh. ithaca. Princeton and
fafavette. a Princeton. Yale and Syracuse. VA
Haven. Williams and Colgate Willamstovvn An
herst and Dartmouth at Amherst. Haverferd and
Nav-Yo-k University. at Haverf0rd. United States
.rT3-.-~ Academy and Manhattan. AZ Point
I-1i-e5 states Naval Academy and Washington and
TeTsrson a. Annapolis. Yale freshmen Princeton
f-esbrnan al Ne~-Haven: Georgetown and Carlisle
T-s5are CeorEetoVu- BCckne and Gettysburg n
WESLEYAN and Trinity. NtddIet0ru.
--.-l1f- ana Marshall and jefferson Medical College
Tufts and Massachusetts State College.
.. [Te5for5- University % Illinois Carlisle Ind
bloomington. Brown and University Yer
-.oD+ AZ Providence. Stevens and Rutgers. a Ho-
I,olcr. Vliianova and Galiaudet. al Nillanova-
cor Atlantic city. open tournament. Ardsey. first
round handicap match for AFdsiey Cup, Englewo0d,
-, -,sfrb uith Essex County Oakland. cham
-to.st-t~- TJarfor Hill match with
sDavarnis erni-hnal sackett Cup Wee Burn. club
~hsmnionsh!p first and second rounds
pAsrRAIJ.-Indoor game. Giants. at 4Tth Regiment
soI-A sH.-CIub championship. az Ardzley
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RESULTS AT lETONiA.

,-,r,f-,sr Xcv 6-First race six fIrlongs,-I>oq,s
caller 1Oi ,Fountaial. 90 l. won; I@W,y' !" n
r775rfirsi 10 ! second Jet p ID A1sllli, = =.
,Ai-5 Time r.2Giz My Queen Or Riley AllT-Tt az
5erai5o I>li;erer L. NelasqUez 'sIina4S' D78u-
cairo ard Joe Vail also ran 90 lc,-,.-so-s, g,
s.~e-s race tone niIe-Buge Horn lc= .Crs"iordl. >
- ~ .-tan9 a3 w Eobb!ns). : % l. second
la7vo,l 20 III Phillips. To .. thirl Hle;
I3a--ev Dreyfus. Wigwam. Plea. heElha'o- f-1eiiso4
AMI Gus Quaries also ran -.. N, ,t4
Thf-d race tseven furlonSsl ~ N
ytuiirq, 20 90 won. Sanctissinla ~ "
- 80 /, second Coo Goo I04 tMindeTl. 10 l. tAiTd-
T3me I:34 Vestry. On-theQuet ana never Sin'e also
uonnsre -
Stsf-r T5utan - 6ayamsl. = 10 l. thiro 4hne l'fs
TI,.niuate Tarman Hcrodes also IAi ,,-,r. 9,
sYfrh race tfve f1rlonEst-koila lp' -. ans q
o. Won. Woodlawn Belle. I07 ct knlsip = :. :" sec
--s- Vallaramb.a 10 fMndeyl. 70 J. tnit4 liir
7.oiL Magic Flute Eccentric PRINCESS lucille tocoon
settle e BeItoone Allen, Rachei warn hinailihe
and the also
sixth race furlonssl-Rsd Haven 20 % FnILHpsl
3 % TO- won. The GoidnnGer. l0' tA-e"' - :" y w.
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LENDING U. S. DEPOSIT SCHOOL FUNDS
Committee Appointed TO Plan for Better
Protection for the Loans.

Albany. Nov Sat the meeting OF the commits
sfous-s or the State Land Office TO-DAY r.no-.s
were made tending 10 show lack Of proper s1ster,
ard business protection in the lending Of the
TASTED States Deposit School fund by some OF the
commissioners Of that fund in this State. II an
scared that the fund had been lent farm and
other property and that tho State had been Obliged
te take over much OF the security. The amount
~ this property now 81 the hands of the State is
not stated.
Attorney General Cunncer and Controller Miller
were appointed to-day "a committee 70 investigate
ana 20 recommend improved methods II handling
me loa1 81 tho fund and present proposed
arrendinents or the law TO provide adequate
protection for The fund and some system ~ dis
posing ot the property falling the State through
DEFAULT the loans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-07
IMPORTANT TRADE MARK DECISION.

The United States Circuit Court OF Appeals has
recently handed down a decree which makes It
unlawful 70 use the name Of natural product
as a designation for an artificial manufactured
product
This decree was rendered in The case Of William
r Thackcrav in Chicago and enjoined him from
using the word 'Hunyadi'' his artificial Hun
yzdi Geyza water. which no has been mdnufact-
,l-fng from l.aAe Michigan water doctored with
chemicals in imitation of the imported Hungarian
natural mineral water. Hunyadl Janos.
This decision should act Profession 10 the
public against iuit2tCrs.
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DRINKERS AND ALL PROTEST.
Efforts Of Ex-Governor Of New-Hampshire
TO Suppress Liquor Selling Not Liked

Antrim. y. II. Nov. ga storm Of protests has
followed the action OF Ex-Governor David H.
Goodell- ~ this town. in placing the names or
all male residents or Antrim o. legal age the
blacklist served upon a hotel HillsboroUgh
Bridge. the only agency selling liquor in this sec
ton OF The State. Nj GoodcU has refused to
scratch names from the list
The Ex-Governor says he Is not disturbed by the
connection. He admits that the posting OF the
blacklist * experiment. and says that IL II
proves successful i can be done in every town IN
the State. ma king the most rigid prohibition
II IS understood that legal proceedings viii be
caEen by several citizens
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-07

Excellent forz displayed ny Co'umbiss
football eleven yesterday IN the secret practice az
the Polo Grounsa The team was reported 10 show
none Of the evidences II slump that chsractsr@ed
IS work the dag before. The varsity scored az
will r. a scrimmsge that lasted nearly an hour
Several new formations were tried that are e.
pectsd 70 prove good ground gamers sgainsl Cor
nell. Smith. the captain. Talbot ana n. lilofp'
were absent from pracrice together with Bruce
who Fad bis drst days rest since ne came S'll-
Fisher and I.Dpe were tried a. fuliback- as Up
tain Smith viii Le able % play against oIIieil
DueH. FrambaCh and Metzenfhiu were the naiVes
J8cez continued his excellent work al qudrtef- -
e Is impr8ha Bile that Thorpe viii be IN slr,ieftiy
good shape % pay against the Ithacans. Y nov
seems that S,1vthe viii b. centre T0rrson ard
Stang.snd guards. and Browne and Bruce tacs4es-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-07
THIRD RACE-Maiden tvyo-y ear-olds; Ga f1rlongs

Sweet lO4 Cyilkersonl j. to and TO l; Belle
Meade Drummer. l. 20 and 70 !. Agnes
FREEMAN Fischer. . and Second sight.
81 0'Fren, : l and /, nv Ester. l4I IT. Dean,
400 "a I and 100 l. Reno. gG IL. Walsh. 30 70 l
ara 70 10 Orskany. lO7 G}edfernt. 10 % and to
,-1tioa az &C. smith ! / Bronx, lo4
fToleeen1 20 10 l. and WillEesse LOB t8la1e).
800 TO and l. also ran. start good Won driving
line
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-07
eRouTs ELECTION EXPENSES ss.47s.

Controller Crout yesterday FLED in the Coun-
~ Clerks Office q certificate showing the amount
C money expended ia his candldatUre for
Controller as nominee Of the Democratic party.
lie says his total expenditures WIS s.. SO, which
Included items % sI55 f0r stenOgraphers. $50 10
his .En manager james ". Stevenson, fo-
The distribution Of printed matter, the services OF
clerks. postage. expressaEe. telephones and tele-
grams ssf.I for advertising and newspapers. -
~ tlle campaign committee OF the Alltl Assem-
uT Dls-rtcf % kings County. and 500 fCr per
E0raI expenses. which the Controller says was
eKue1CeG by him for meals and travelling expenses
1or himself au1 those who accompanied MINI at
tending meetings throughout The city.