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The Washington times., 1903-08-23
A GLOSSARY OF
YACHTING TERMS

ABEAM-At right angles to the
ships eide. A wind is abeam when
IT blows at right angles TO the ships
course.
AwAsH-Level with the surface of
the water.
BEAM-The breadth of a vessel at
widest part.
BEAM BNDS-When a vessel lies
over so far that her deck is perpen-
dicular to the water
BEAT-Beating to windward is
making way (sailing) against the
wind. going In zigzag course.
BOW-The forward end of the
shio.
COMING ABOUT-"About ship" or
tacking is to put a vessel on the
opposite tack from the one II had
been sailing.
DRAUGHT-Depth OF a boat in
water.
FORE AND AFT RIG-Sails and
spars lengthwise of vessel: sloops.
schooners. etc.
IN IRONS-A ship is said to be In
irons when 1t is head or bow to the
wind and will not turn to right or
left
IN THE DOLDRUMS-when a ship
is laboring between a calm and light
puffs of air
uBING-When the course is
changed while running before the
wind in fore and aft rigged vessel
so as 10 bring the sails from one side
over to the other.
KNOT-A nautical mile-6.0s7 feet
The statute mile is $3.50 feet
LEECH-The aft edge of a sail.
LIE SIDE-The ships side away
from the wind
LUFF-To come into the wind so
that the sails do not draw. The
forward edge of a sail
MISSING STAYS-Failing in an
attempt to tack. come about
OFFING-Away from the land to-
ward the sea.
PEAK-The upper after corner OF
the mainsail.
POINT-A vessel points well when
she lies very close 10 the wind in
sailing. One-thirty-second OF the
full circle on the compass.
PORT-The left side OF a ship.
QUARTER-Ether side OF ship
between the stern and amidships.
REACHING-When the ship is
sailing with the wind on the quarter.
REEF-To shorten sail
notwithstanding that sup
ports the masts or other sDars. or
that is employed in setting or trim
ming sails.
RUNNING-When the wind is di-
rectly aft. behind. astern.
SAILING OFF THE WIND-when
the wind is aft of amidships, the
ship is then sailing free.
SHAKE OUT A REEF-To loosen
that part of the sail that has been
previously reefed or tied in.
SAILING ON THE WIND-When
the wind is aft of amidships the ship
is then close hauled.
STARBOARD-The right side of a
ship
STERN-The aft end of the ship.
WEATHER SIDE-The ships side
on which the wind is blowing.
The Washington times., 1903-08-23
GEORGE DIXON SIGNS
TO FIGHT GOODWIN

George Dixon. the x-featherweight
champion. who has repeatedly stated in
England that he would never fight again,
but would go TO South Africa to teach
boxing, has evidently changed his mind
for he has just signed articles of agree
ment to meet another English feather
weight boxer in London within two
weeks. He will meet Joe Goodwin, who
is regarded as a coming Lad in the
feather" class. They will battle for
fifteen rounds at a show TO be brought
OFF at Gwinnett's Circus. in Newcastle.
The Washington times., 1903-08-23
COMMISSIONERS TRIM
THE FAST HARLEM TEAM

A large and enthusiastic crowd viewed
the game between the Commissioners
and Harlems. played yesterday after
noon at Thirteenth and d Streets north
east. The game was one OF the best IN
the season, and ended In a victory for
the Commissioners. to 5.
There is much rivalry between these
teams. each having defeated many Of
the local Cracks" and this in meas
ure was responsible for the roofing and
enthusiasm shown yesterday.
The immense field was completely
filed with friends and admirers OF the
two teams and was the scene of the
busiest and most exciting game OF the
schedule
The Washington times., 1903-08-23
MISS BISHOP WINS OUT
IN EKWAN0K TOURNEY

MANCHESTER. VT. Aug. 22.-In the
nnals' IN the women's open golf tourna-
ment' which was played on the Ekwanok
course today. Miss Bishop. of the Brook
lawn Country Club. beat Miss Phipps, Of
the Country Club. OF Springfield. Mass,
UP and 3 TO play.
IN the hnals for the losing 6. Mrs. w
W. burton, Ekwanok. beat Miss White,
Wollaston, up and 20 play.
Miss Bishop played from scratch in the
lS-hoie handicap and won with a card
of So
MISS Bishop also won the prize for the
best score in the qualifying round.
The Washington times., 1903-08-23
LOCAL MENTION.
Our Welsbach Department is complete.
GIG iEsh SC. A. Muddiman & Co.-I204 St
Twenty Thousand Brick Stolen.

". MetcaE and James L. karrick, Of 1888 c.
Street northwest, have reported t. the police
peculiar loss. They had 10000 old brick
stored on u vacant lot al 81 and 90 II Street
northeast, where they are defnolishing old
buildings preparatory to building the new
Union Station. Yesterday they went TO re-
the brick. and found that some one had
forestalled them, taking every brick.
The Washington times., 1903-08-23
Collision of Bicyclists.

Yesterday there a collision at Four and
a-hah Street and Pennsylvania Avenue between
TWO bicycles ridden by Fred Albright seven
teen years old. Of 1857 Street southwest, and
Douglass Smith. Smith slightly hurt AL
bright was arrested. charged with colliding.
The Washington times., 1903-08-23

c. NJ. Ballard. Of 1910 East Capitol Street
reports to the police that yesterday a young
man came TO his house. claiming 10 work for a
certain lighting company. When ne had gone
Ballard missed S5
The Washington times., 1903-08-23

Robert Calls, twelve years old, for the past
year employed at the Baltimore Hotel, left the
hotel on Tuesday last and has not since been
seen. Mr.. Reed yesterday appealed TO the po-
lice to help locate the boy, 10 whom he Is much
attached
The Washington times., 1903-08-23
LOCAL MENTION.
Thief Made a "Touch."

While the front door Of the house of Mrs.
James NJ. Priest. At 1899 Roscdae Street north
east, was standing open yesterday, someone en-
tered and distracted 81 55 iron. sewing ma
chine drawer.
The Washington times., 1903-08-23

gasolene stove exploded yesterday after
noon in the bake shop Of Joseph Epps at 1912
Seventh Street northwest. The fire department
was called out and extinguished the flames
without material damage.
The Washington times., 1903-08-23
BICYCLE Smashed.

Henry Benzus. 4 negro, nineteen years old.
living at 40 Elm Street northwest, broke his
bicycle all to pieces yesterday afternoon by
colliding with wagon at Seventh and d
Streets northwest. The wagon was driven by
Jacob Ellis, Of 81 o Street northwest
The Washington times., 1903-08-23
Genuine S., So, and S. Sample Shoes

Three hundred styles at SIS Keene's Shoe
Store. 90e G Street northwest.
The Washington times., 1903-08-23
BESSIE ANTHONY WINS
ONWENSIA TOURNAMENT
Western Golfer Again Captures
Championship.

LAKE FOREST. ILL.,. Aug. 22.-Bessie
Anthony won the finals for the Chief
Cup OF the Onwsnsia open tournament
here today for the fourth successive
year. defeating J. Anna Carpenter. OF
West Ward Ho. by up and 2 TO play.
II was a close match during the first
nine holes. the score being all even at
the turn. but the Western champion
forged ahead in the second nine. and
made a brilliant finish. Following are
the cards:
Miss Anthony
Out. 8 8 4 5 s $50
ln-.-.-.-... 8 5 5 5 x-36
Miss Carpenter
Out... 5 Z 4 $50
The Washington times., 1903-08-23
SALISBURY DIES
At HATFIELD HOUSE

Continued from First Page.)
The Washington times., 1903-08-23
Always Buy ShaffeI's Flowers.
Young Boy Missing.

Two stores, 18th and /; l7lI Pa. ave.
The Washington times., 1903-08-23
Beware of Typhoid Fever.
Light Fingered Workman.

''Babek" prevents it All druggists.
The Washington times., 1903-08-23
Gasolene Stove Explosion.

Birds to board. sehmid. 7i2 18th st.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-18
HOCKEY.
The Canadian Team 0utclasses Ysle-Win'
by Score or to 2

The Queens University. Of canada. defeated the
Yale hockey seven at the St Nicholas Rink last
night bv score of to TIL contest was fast,
but the Yale men we're cIesrtg outclassed- Oliver
showed up well for the New-Haven team making
both lis goals He made the first one irumedi-
ately after the start of the half and tine sec
oHd lust after the the second half. For the
first five min of play ooSed as if Yale would
put up = hard fight. bur after this the Canadians
got warmed UP. and for the rest of the contest
Yale's chances looked extremely slim Stems
work goal for the New Haven team was all that
could be asked He repeatedly made clever shots
that kent the spectators cheering Richardson, fer
the visiting team. also did plenty OF quick ma
neeuVerinR. and Succeeded IL, making most OF the
points by the visitors
After min-Ite Of play in the opening hdi1
the Yale players got the puck N front OF the
Canadians cage. and in the scrimmaSe Oliver
shot the first goal amid roar Of enthusiasm For
the next FIVE minutes the disk vas kept going from
without either side scoring Then arteT not
scrrunlage ia of the corners OF the rink M
the puck and made shot which Was stopped
ny Stern. who forced it out with his stick. Rlc1-
back into il for tho first goal for the queens
representatives. shortly after. Knight nla1e Lae
ardson Wilson made the third unassste1 ,t ddlr
" alsh tn four H.. The latter brought tic Tueber
ten feet Of Ydle's cage sent II in ne htth eodl
vent to hnight On a pass from M " MlLsoI son ana iiie
Immediately after the start 81 the second nalI
Oliver shot the second goal for Vale Then Rich
ardson made the SiHth for Queens The latter
the half ended on q pass from Walsh faie
showed I'D better IN his half The game lacked
the roughness that has characterized many OF
the games that ave taken place a. The rink this
season and II vas not found necessary 10 rule
off any of the players in the entire contest The
New-York tribune., 1903-02-18
BILLIARDS.
Sutton Defeats Slosson in the international
Tournament.

Paris. Feb. 1.-THE interest in the Internal aiionai
billiard tournament is increasing daily : ne SAFE
des Fstes Of the Grand Hotel was crowded 10 'ts
utmost capacity when SlosSon {Americanl ana SUI
ton tAmericanl began play tonight
SloSsop led of. scoring eleven but his bad forni OF
yesterday continuing sutton Nou with comparative
ease with of to 500 in twenty-seVen mn
ings. Su-ton's average the game was ~ ana
SiosSons II Is. The best were: Sutton-oo' 81.
5. = and s.: Sosson-71 -. % and -.
The game lasted three hours. Count Dree acted
umpire Slosson attributes his bad form 70
rhouma tir pains from which he is suherlllS anu
the excessive heat Of the hall. which trouo1d I,
both PLAYERS Sutton and Slosson were reRea leo,I
apnlauded hy the spectators especailE Si'Ssou . :
~ Seventy-une in tho twenty y-see"ho HiiI,Il-
and his closing run IF ffty-Seven- SlnS@on WdS
evidently picking up towards the end ot Tue
but IL Was hen too lat When sutton IidOe llss
final score SloSsou smiling. stepped forWaro ana
shook the hand of his victorious opp1Iieil
SlneScu Rii play Louis Cure (Frenchl WHO " :
foatnd sutton SUNDAY in the opening 6+rl' u"
The :ourua rneut. Tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-18
Eager TO PROSECUTE.

Chicago F-eb. I7.-Nearly hundred persons who
sd tfat they were victims = the get rlfh Q1l.
--~ ,,,-e--,e IN whose Offices raids were made
.s- --aa gathered ~ the HarTIson-st- police sta
,io- today TO attend meeting called by The
-or--e 4 -7e time the meeting was allied II V.ls
z-,l.lced that plans for prosecuting the arrested
mn ,a7l6 be discussed and means OF getting back
,--- --.,s,-~e-.s decided or As fast the persons
,--i,sd to-day they were told TO 90 10 Inspector
rsr,se stuart Al the Postofice. 70 the Office Of
The STAIRS Attorney. where plans Of prosecution
--..1ld nc ,stscussed-
,-f5~ff7tirs federal action against them the turf
rr~er-- have given orders that their mail be- de-
5tr-eG 90 other addresses.
E7enalict a Co. resolved today another co1ttSn-
--err 1f cseb according 70 the police. from ". 8
curtis ~ S1z--C}rleans- and said they would pay
m IN subscribers and would continue DO bu~i-
.esE .Eee,5Te re raid Scores Of persons sto9d in
l. FOR hours ~ rhe Offices or the concern waiting
- zet sfef- ce-tficates casEcd- More than hun
cree received their money
New-York tribune., 1903-02-18
TO TIE Up TURF MONEY,
$4,000 Deposited by Arnold's Manager
Found IN Hartford, Conn.

= Tori= Teh. I---Circrit Attorney Folk an
-a,-re5 today that he would tic up Sqoeo" which,
- ms =e-7 learned I. A. Gil manager Of the E
Arnold Turf Investment Company. has on de-
-.,4s+ fr hank II Hartford. Conn. where tin :
r-7+--- ff-eS TIE Information that the money was
f- rI---ro-a Vas received telegram from the
Cr-ar NJ Tucc cf YicksburE 70 Chief Kelly OF This
CITY
orders were received At the postofHee to-day
rom T r Nvnne- First Assistant Postmaster
General 70 hold al mail addressed to Z J. Arnold
: -r -- r = GIL Tnaaage-- or Z ?. Faute and
T----z.v S7r-5ieat.- and Investment tOmTany- or
Thomas Walsh manager Interra tiorai llFtstIil-
-o7raarz. nr X J. Hogue- president ana general
r-ev-rar T-iias Everthcrue, assistant manager
J.. 5s.7s.l Securities Company.
Tl-.---a u7c of dollars supposed 70 ne m iettHTS
--5-h nave come Arnold & co. since last
--.-ze-v Vii he returned 70 the persons VINO sent
r. though xiii probably 20 through me
-f-a6 Letter Office frs
.,s---f+ ATTORNEY Folk made raid to-day on
-he l47~e - the National Securities COMPANY. Il
Ira ze-a-.- concern. taking the frrn DOCKS ana
-r~r-dz - the grand jurr rooms and leaving a de
----5--- IN charge Of the premises Charles n
--,olrs rres5Cr-7r the Vas arrested
=rd an 77e of+iCe e-uplcFes were summoned before
ne grand 1rl-T. = - - Il
N 7ssr1fe- manager Of the John ] Ryan Turf
-s--r-er- t-aruuauy Dephle- i AZ present IN t-
rs-~zr5 l1If he has been told By counsel FoT me
..-r----- =. return here and SURRENDER nlriSHii
srHr-- =az i,e-u arranged for him
T-s- v-se released to-day on honcS-
New-York tribune., 1903-02-18
LEXINGTON HORSE SALES.

iBy TELEGRAPH To TIE TETFUNE-I
Lexington. Ky. Feb. IL-This was the opening
day of the Woodard & Shanklin sale OF trottiHg
horses The highest price s2.+5o for Gregory
the Great. and the year old FLY, May Earl. by San
Mareo brought $50 During the day sixty five
head brought so IS5- The best sales were:
Gfegory tfe Great. =. h., q ny Wilkes BOY WfIksio
g. l, Robert MccreEer; A A kitzIniler. Knox -
>-rii1er7 "a Y i1arra6nF cTltcaeo -.-- ioo5
Barreneo. b. e.. ?. by Gregory the Cirest-Arline.
hy Artillery Tom Stewart 800
Marie Bov- hr- :, by Oratorie-Ellie Foley. by
Wilkes 50v- Scott Hudson ''A'
Farirrort: " r l5rsfeid ---....-.--..-. 1915
1nore. John escsrSsT. (2ualer c5. Ohio 500
FarHlada Abe Joiinson T5rol55n Mass ~ LOCO
Emily r.. r. m, 2. bv Hamhletonian-Moliie War
hy MaHhrino Bruce: :. :. Shipp-------..---
Bav COLI. =. bv WilIon-Susie Wilkes. by Red
wilkes C L Jones Harrisburg. Penn. fo
Bay colt. ?. bv NiltOn-EoNie Wilkes by Red
wilkes: SrasheId $40
Hamist: iohn T Hughes -. 1ooo
Dutch Girl r. N. { by Earl Baltic-Ertssie, hv
Sentinel John Huseey. Louisville $40
Houston h. : SirnunOns- dam by Nut
breaker. !. T. Fisher Chicago 40
New-York tribune., 1903-02-18
RACQUETS.
Messrs Whitney, Miller and Patton Winner
IN Yesterdays Matches,

Play was resumed yesterday at the Racquet and
Tennis Club amateur -acquet championship.
The first match scheduled for Il:20 a m. be
tween George =. Clark. il, of this city, and IA n
HuunewelI. it. Of Boston Il went to the former
bE default
In the second match Payne Whitney, Of this city,
met Edgar Scott Of Philadelphia. The former
was in me trim, and Won three straight games.
The score
s SCOT .-....-... ........-..----..- J
The third match brought forward " r. Miller.
Of Montreal and Hugh Scott: of Philadelphia
scott began the match by winning the hrst game
but the three following sets went 10 Miller The
~ "a I'D -
Sc9r1 Is
Morton : Paton. Of this city. had Newbod
F,fttng OF Philadelphia as opponent in the
fourth match The score.
EttIng ----I' ~
t-orr matches are scheduled for to-day, fol-
lows II 80 a m Shaw Cassatt: p m, Hewitt
ye Waterbury p IN. Clark vs. " hltneyi ) P m,
Patton
New-York tribune., 1903-02-18
FIVE MORE MEETS FOR MORRIS PARK.
New Lease signed-Railroad Not TO Cast
Shadow on Racetrack

II is said that through new lease the Nest
chester Racing Association viii probably hold hNe
more meetings Al Morris Park before it is cut uP
and sold in building lots
The lease As recently executed expires on Jan
uary J. 1870 bat the prospect that the following
spring win be tho scene Of another meet At the
track looks encoura gnG. The Van Nest Land and
Improvement Company the lessor Of the prop
erty- Last year tho New-Nork and Port Chester
Railroad Company interests bought the confrnl u
the Van Nest Company 4 minority Of the stock re
manning In the Morris family. The road is to f1i a
line directly through the park.
BY the terms agreed upon by tho railroad II It
begins build line through the park before
January l. 1896. II must avoid throwing any SHADOW
on the rafetrack, . racehorse IS apt 10 Stop
when he comes 70 shadow II the company 1t
cid@s 10 build its road through the park before
racing there is it is said that tbeSl difficulties
he remedind bv tunnel under The stretch OF
ia IL where the courses proper lie
New-York tribune., 1903-02-18
EXCELSIOR HANDICAP ENTRIES.

The following entries 70 the Excelsior Handicap
At the spring meeting Of the Metropolitan Jockey
Club had been received up TO yesterday: Daly-
Royal Summons Rossignol. Surrnse. Nantor. Her
mis- Francesca. Paul Clifford Herbert, Syrlin Earl
of Warwick. ATricander. Aneke. Tioga- Sheriff Bell,
Roval. Ethics Dixieline. Knight II Gold, Chcle
F7r1rS-bourne St. Daniel SChohaTie Heno, Memphis
Merry Acrobat. Macksv DIVER. Heir Apparent,
Racks1ock Goldsmith. CTinlcraCk- Injunction, Ad-
vance Guard. Prince Of Melbourne. Hunter Raine.
Andy Williams. Zoroaster, Slave, Gold Van. Home
stead and DR. Saylor.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-18
TOWNSEND DEFEATS coNkLIN TWICE.

Ar-1ur Townsend. cf the Hanover club mace 2
big increase in his match billiard game with { T.
C-nrl,l;n At tho Kuickerbocker Academy Brooklyn.
Yesterday. Townsend the afternoon game
with score Of 80 to tS9. His average was l7-52
with 4 high run Of IS Conklin's average was
s-2I ard his high run IS In the evening game
the 30 IA in Townsend : favor WIl1
an 8v@Ta &c Al and nigh of q fof owns
end CankIine average in this game vas "4-l"-
with q high of 10
The contest for loo points and the maj eaIlle
Is scheduled for this afternoon TowTTeno : score
At he ales. Of last evenings game was ~" 10
Conklin'S Ga7
New-York tribune., 1903-02-18
HARVARD AND YALE MAY RACE HERE.

II has been announced that AT Columbia t1rd
annual indoor games in the 29d Regiment Arfnory
on February Is Harvard and Yale have hesn N
vited 20 compete in special two-mile relaS race
I.oth teams viii probably accept in view Of me fact
that the question of superiority was not "Tn ue-
cided at the games Of the Boston Athletic o
tion last Saturday. A special relny rae OF on-
r.iie has heen arranged for Rutgers New oth
University and College OF the City OF Ne"-1oiA-
New-York tribune., 1903-02-18
MONTE CARLO CHESS RESULTS.

Monte Carlo. Feb. lin the sixth round OF tne
,i,raI chess tournament here to-day Tcich-
mann beat Moreau. Centre Counter Gambit, IN
tp-enty-four moves: schIechter beat Reggie
Queens Csarnbr declined. in nineteen moves the
game between Mason and Taubenhaus resulted III
q draw after thirty-tUc moves, Adm beat Mle7ss
Kings Bishop Pawn opening. in thiTt%-siA moves
Marshal beat Pillsbury. Queen CT5IlDit oechntd
-, cfYr---tf7ree moves; Marco beat Tarrasch. Ruy
T.or,eZ opening in -izty-fve moves. ana the con
- between Wolf and Maroczy was postponed
New-York tribune., 1903-02-18

The bill introduced in the New-Jersey legisls ture
~, Assennbiynan ScoveI on Monday is expected to
80 on fr7vortant effect automo billing in New
Ir,,- II II becomes d Law. The bill among other
3t,i-,ys nrovides that the owner Of every motor
iiiit-5 s-iy-eT i'm Jersey shall Tile statement
80 he Is caps Bile Of operating the machine Each
Lli -,,,,st carry two lighted lamps. and speec
-t-b+ r9iles an hour Is rxed in the city Automo-
,,,,sr stop when driver Of a horse signals IS
tlifs ~ "a 40 50 Fines and imprisonment viii
bl the penalty Of misdemeanoT
New-York tribune., 1903-02-18
PRINCETON HOCKEY TEAM TO DIsBAND
Faculty Committee Orders Action Because
of Failures in Studies.

Princeton y J. Feb. i7--Professor Henry r
Fine chairman OF the Faculty Athletic Committee
sprung big surprise the undergraduates Of
Princeton University to-day by informing Captain
J.. r PurneIl. % the hockey team. that all the re
naming an1es on the schedule are to be cancelled
al once. This means that Princeton's contests on
the intercollegiate schedule yet to be played VIII
not come off The reason given for this vigorous
mea sure is that six of the seven players on ths
team failed in some Of their midyear examinations
The news of the committees action was recelved
with keen disappointment by the undergraduates
for Princeton * now tied for second place with
Yale in the intercollegiate series Three or the
members of the team freshmen Complying
with Professor Fines demand the team VIII oiS-
band tomorrow. The players are To nave cnance
70 remove their conditions at the condttlonal eA-
amirations to be held carly in March
The action or the faculty athletic COMMITTEES Of
Princeton University received with much SUI
prise in hockey circles last evening The team Is
scheduled to meet the Queens University seven At
Nicholas Rink tonight
New-York tribune., 1903-02-18
RACETRACK
Favorites Win At w0rleans.

New-Orleans Feb. 17.-Sherin Bell St Tamnaf -
and oHagen were the winning favorites i9-'''1-
The weather was clear and cold. the track slow
and lumpy Summaries:
First selling. mile and oue-sIshti'l qa he.
lo4 tHaack4. / won. John Bull is 90 Nelll. -
10 I, second ESapo tTocnarl. l. third me
$50 Anc Abbott, Wunderljcn Willard J. Marion
Lynch False Lead Insoence AID Fl0TTe /. also ran
second race tsaIuE- Ssvsn furioHgs- ,,ueFliS@
81 tFulIerl ]. won io3 tRcthinsi : -
l. second. Aqua. 81 tScullyf, >" I" !. third lIne
l3l b. Lady Alberta The Bronze Demon klue fHaEe-
kalon1a and Falerr1
Third tlniIa seventy yardsl-Snertf Bel. 1i5
codom)- 10 =. Brush b. 100 tiiniseyl : :" l.
second. War Cry. % Guler. 10 l. third Time
1-55is- also ran-
Fourth landtcap- six furouEsl-St am ma ~ :
1"- tfaV1SsOn1 TO . b1rnn7Nr y - reall''
. second II You las I.indseyl, 10 l. third
Tine 1-Iszs Arigari Major Tenuy- Josette and Car
pc knight also
Fifth race selling. ono n1iel0F F4asen 100 's3erl-
Bennora Is tHaackl. 10 70 l. second Ihan-
terelle ~ dhllipsl T. third Time l;44r9- 'e5
Ion torspray Russian. FyrTho and Russtlton also ran
sixth niie-Albuls. 11% tocoul. 70 2
Nitrate. 1l3 GTulerl >. second AuTie r. 30
tDavissonl. II o /. third Time 1-4t2B-
New-York tribune., 1903-02-18
The AUTOMOBILE.
Club of Americas Run Called 0f-Assem-
bIvuan Scovels New Bill.

The Automobile Club Of America has declared
Of its proposed run TO Philadelphia on Feorudry
- -ri,e, 70 the heavy srowetOrn. The rendezvous
- 10 be At ne Bellevue Hotel. Philadeiphld
where, a banquet to be served al p. m. on
SATURDAY. evening
New-York tribune., 1903-02-18

The c,users University. Yale. Goals f9r
Queens-Rcharfi=on Wilson. Walsh, Knight; for Vale
Oliver .. Refsree-Max Hornteck Goal uDpires-
New-York tribune., 1903-02-18
HARLEM wHEELMEN TO ENTERTAIN

The Harlem Wheelmen will hold weekly enter
tainnents for the rest of the winter at its ciuo'
house No y West e-hundred-and-tVe1t
fn;rfi3-st The annual stag party will be held or
Saturday evening.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-18

z-ff+,-sszer Irish members os Parliament hsy
l7,e5 themselves 10 support bill permitting the
iP5fe=nstjonai automobile cup race TO be held in
Ireland
New-York tribune., 1903-02-18
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

EGCING--At NeV-orlesns arc Iaglesioy.
-FT--A chsrnplarsfiv at Se~-Ycrk Rae
quer and Tennis Clue. II - a.
Iso'5 SF5taVN--At Orange. \. i
FASKF-T IA L.I--CoIu-1bis = Princeton.
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lNJ-raR TENNIS Amateur championship 7th ReEi
New-York tribune., 1903-02-18
OUT OF BROOKLYN HANDICAP.

Cameron and Clipper have been. declared odt OF
the Brooklyn Handicap
New-York tribune., 1903-02-18
The Howard Hote!

Norfolk Street. Ernbankment London Livery HodsIl
comfort EUbaukment and River Elegant pup
Electric light throughout american system
elevators Fixed tariff
New-York tribune., 1903-02-18

Upper Norwood, Queens 7otel.
Near Crystal Palace London Healrhiest situation u
England Lovely gardens Boarding from $50
Gav Special terms large parties. Convenient trai
service End London