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New-York tribune., 1903-01-18
FENCING.
Tournament at the Fencers' Club a Tie.

One of the best tournaments ever witnessed at
the Fencers' Club, in its quarters in the
Windsor Arcade. that of last evening, when
men from the home club met teams from the Bos-
ton Athletic Association and from the New orK
Turn Verein
won three times nights contest was the sec
ond one the Fencers Club having won the nrst-
After nearly three hours of exciting contests the
match resulted in a tie. the score being: Boston,
Is: New York 13. Turn Verein, l.
Boston was represented by S. Cabot. T. D. Rob
erts and J. P. Parker; the Turn Ferein by H. =
Beris, j. Thoma and C. ]. Allaire: the Fencers
Club by c. latham, J. Langdon Erving and Mar
shall Kernochan- The Judges were W. scout " Coh-
nor DR. ]. Escheverria Atterton BroWnei, q;
Ellis Hoffman and "A. G. Thatcher j. t. Mltcheil
MANY women watched the bouts with great in
terest. There were twenty-seven bouts III ai' each
The Boston men earned some Of the first honoFs;
eabot defeang 1s gars f me- the
club and the Fencers were eVen eaeh haV'ie
scored 10. .. . :.
contested. The summary follows: s
First perod-Ailars Turn vsrein beat Parker Boston
Sao0 bsa s es'G q 9eren Kefnoehan
Second periodTathana Fencers,. beat Beris; Turn
Cabot Boston beat ThoIns TuF Vereh on beat kePno
chan. Parker, Boston. beat Ervng FeneerS'
Third periodRobers Boston bea, A!aTe- Turn
yeTein beat % ses Ssrsn CABOT Bos
beat Ewing Fenoers Parker Boston beat ses 5rn
Turn veEe9 bss5 RoSerS Beat nosto
Fourth perodcabot Boson beat AllaiIe Turn vsTsin
beat Beris Turn verein, Roberts Boston. beat Th9Tna
Terejn CABOT Boston Beat Bere Turn veren: Parker
Boston Thoma Turn Verein latham. FenceTs peat
Boston.
The judges decided the bouts a tie.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-18
RACETRkCK.
Lady Walter Won the Seasons First Two
Year-Old Event at New-0rleans.

New-Orleans Jan 1.-THE feature of to-day's
racing card was the first two-year-old race of the
season. The distance three furlongs, and
twelve starters went to the post. Spencerian was
left at the post. The Walden pair Miss Nancy and
Petunia were made favortes to s. but neither
figured in the race. Hayman & Wallace's dlly Lady
walter at to !, caught the rising barrier well
in her stride perfectly at home in the going.
and finished first by length with something
in reserve.
]. & H Arthur landed another stake, the Live
Oak Handicap. worth s,5S5 to the winner. Their
pair, Philo and w ]. Deboe, backed from
TO to to 10, and the former. though slow to
strike his gait, won by two lengths. Malster and
Shut Up broke down at the half-lnile in the first
race Potheen was run up to S3tS after the las, iaS1
winners Weather cloudy; track heavy. Summary:
,os st m sf and oneRs Rtoe m 6
istp p l. secoTd sir kingston oanro5 80 /.
f5ra a Tine 2 Mas1sr FTanE hnPey R oeR
and Lissome also ran
walter 10 (Buchanan) to l. won Bessie Kirby. 40
aindsey9 20 to J. second salto Us 'Winkheia No S T.
Holiday. Colin oe5rge. Miss Nancy. Petunia, AloOme
Third six furlonss,JsFTy Hunt 194
second: Optional 81 quilef9 / third Time l2e.
Sense vd Ben d MfT9 % LGEd T Neville Moskef0
DI @urth 4 o dive Ii E i? Handicap
% to / second: St Ta1nlnany, los JDavissonl TO 2
third Time. 1:S2. ". J. Debo lebanon. stratton II
ifth race cone 1niielPort Royal Qedfernl; Ii to
Black Scot los (3uchanan to /. third Time, 1:47h.
Aurie b. Hanover Queen Criterion and Snowman
also -.
Sixth lone one-half miies)-Potheen. l05
CBuchanan) 10. won: Way. "a Fuller). 8 10 2
second: Ceyon CBatste). / third Time 2:4es
Chckadee Locochee, Georgia Gardner and HEROES also
The entries for Monday are as follows:
m is kTssa sSs Io7 h euapd o MsTth Brad
Royal Decever. no. sprngstead. 11o: Spec H. Mem
phian. 115 - -,
ton l2i: Dr Fannie 134; Benson Caldwell 1856; The
Black Scot 1885, Peat. I38: Judge Magee, 1856; Ell Rey
1876; Passaic. 13a Peter Duryea. l39; Aratona l4@'
Ginspray 142. . ,> ,a
Third race Cpurse: six one-half furlongs)-Lady
Alberta as; Jessie 9S; Malster 1885, Baslieur Ioo'
l07: AIine s. Frost. 100; Bard of Avon los;
Kingsley. 109 e,,-
9o Rankin 94; Lenrep. 1o0 Major Tenny 1oo haioIna
10e; Flintlock, los ,oo.
Fifth durse six furongsl--Candareen;o o , ro1:
Lady Mistake, lG0 Rosy PoSy iov' an
Lass. I0o Gold Bride 100: Paramount lo0; he!en nay
los: Dodona, 1o5; Apple Bloom. 112 MaInseiie
Selling; and one-eighth miles,
%; Compass Mary Moore. 9S; Ghickadee S' S
9s Shut Up. 9S: Potheen 99; The " ay - ,ns
c. lO1; King BareycoTn. 104 Erne 1o4 SATIN Coat lO
New-York tribune., 1903-01-18
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
washington Jan. 1.-THE following army and
navy orders have been iessued:


navy orders have been fessued:
ARMY.
Lieutenant Colonel JOHN G. Butler Srdnsnes de2srt
Mfchis Terry H. G. Wright, Adams. WetnerlIi
Nsnsieic Prebie. Williams Levett Mckinney Cor
ySav 91 IN Forts Warren, Revere. Heath, Banks.
Strong Standish and Andrews
r,n,r,et Surgeon JOSEPH A O,NEIII. = S A. wal
proceed San Francisco and report Tor traHSpof'@
ZION TO Manila. Philippine 1sianoS
captain GEORGE r LANDERS arfliery corFps. eFp VII VII
make Journeys for the nsuection OF miIhs ne q
terial at posts the Department or the East as l
made In connection with his duteS as uSe'UO'OA "a
submartne defence at Fort Iosteh
,,,,o- YsAA- W. LETTEIL. QuaEtsrmaser. Will procses
Wilmington. Del 4,
tn, rst,rennent on January IS, of Colonel AFe5ALOs -
EIF;NNISEE, 5th Cavalry, is announced
First Lieutenant LOUIS J. VAN a ~ sta4s
trv is relieved treatment at the United S7teS
General Hospital. Washington BARRACKS
. resignation Of Brigsder General JOHN A. JOHNSTON
Is accepted. N,
-o,,-a, rosEP1 p FARLEY Ordnance Department. viii
proeeed 20 the Sandy Hook proving grounds
teers win proceed home to await discharges. Feo-
1. --.1,v
Pear Admiral A. s. KENNY. retired January H. 1908.
Cable from Rear Admiral Evans. Asiatic Station,
Manila P. l., January Is. 1908:
rsntain c s. sPERRY command Rainbow
conr,andsr 8 A. sTAUNToN command Helena
Commander r R. INGERSoLL+ TO command New
Orleans
r,pta,n u sE.BREE to command wisconsin
f.onrsn6sr e B. UNDERWOOD naval station
Trtriia samoa. as comnandant: also 10 counnan1
wheeling
ravmsstsr J. O. LOWELL. commissioned.
Chaplain G. l. BAYARD. appointed
New-York tribune., 1903-01-18
ATHLETICS.
Kearey Shows Up Well at 18th Regiment
Games.

The fall and winter games of the 18th Regiment
Athletic Association were held at the armory
last evening The contests furnished lots OF eH-
citennent and the attendance was large Inc nrSL
final heat to be run was in the haf-mie handicap
which went to James Kearey, of Company B' q.
l. McAdam, of Company G, got second, and Will
lam ] Cullen of Company c. third. Kearey also
came in second in the mile run (handicap). which
was captured easily by H. Honer, the scratch man
,r the race with J. keenan,, third
The one-rnile bicycle race was hotly contested
and was run in two trial heats and a final. It
went 10 Frank Theu, of Company D. in the closest
kind of 2 finish with Oscar Ludwig, of Company
n the scratch man. second. There was a spin IN
Tba Starting was poor in the sixty-yard handl-
,an and as a result. few of the contestants peat
tIaa rietoI sending them off. 1t was won by 7 r
Ieo,6bue ir Of Company A, who started from
scratcb with w. Beekman close second ana A
Green third Following are the summaries;
4zsIf,ie run Candlcar-won by James Kearey, Com
Second: William j. Cullen, Company G36 yards) thlld
1nenie bicycle race Chandicap)Won by Frank Theq
C,nnranv d 10 YARDS; Oscar Iudw 2, company u
fscratci1I second: Jonn Begler Company I 6" yaros
Gne-n1iIe run (handicar)-Won by H. Hotter company
q IsoraIchl: James Kearey company B 10 YARDS sec
onS. i keenan,, Company Go yards thhd 4lihe'
s}9f,,,srd run Caandcap)-won by T F Donohue. IL
Company A scratcn) ". Be kLan COMPANY - 70 Tee
second; A Green, Company G Q2 feep' uliro. llnie'
New-York tribune., 1903-01-18
RACING IN CALIFORNIA.

Oakland CAL Jan. 1.-THE weather here was
clear and the track fast to-day. The summaries:
First race fselips six MISUNDERSTANDING 02 fKey).
won Frank Pearce, 1o2 u2onovan) 10 to J. sec
oad: Pat Oran (PoNelD to 1, third Tirne l-l4
second (purse; two-year-olds; four fl61ongs5n
cascine. 113 (Mnder). 10 10 won PIanet lu ~
third Time, 0:4933- ,oo ,1,,,,
Third race selling; one me)-Kitty Kelly. 1O2 Chelyl
IL TO /, Maggie Felix lo9 CBuTns) TO l. secohd'
Rolck sc (Reedi 5 TO J. third il@' -. civ and
nnehaIf furlongs)-Princess Titana 105 (Brkenruth)
70 Won. lendenning So (eed). 10 TO l. second; Arabo
% CIoalv1 : 10 2 third. Time. 1:19&.
Fifth race Chandicap and one-stxteenth miles,
T)r Pernavs 101 C4Nado). J. won Lord Badge, ae
1Reed) to : second; CRATER Jos 0indeT)' i 10 l.
third Time. 147i7- 81, no lr,o.s,
sixth Cseling six furongs-Double SIX y SReea}:
F1;coic $ IConnelD. ], third. Time. 1:l3'%
New-York tribune., 1903-01-18
SWIMMING.
Handley Makes Strong Showing at New.
York Athletic Club.

Some interesting swimming races held at
the NewYork Athletic Club last evening. L. De B.
Handley displayed superiority in the water. He
started in the 75-yard handicap and in the $50
yard handicap, finishing second in the former and
third in the latter race. E H Adams who has
been winning many races was beaten in the 2s0-
yard handicap by z. E. wenck
The water polo game between the New-York
Athletic Club and Yale teams resulted in favor of
the New-York Athletic Club team, to l. 1he
summaries.
C; A H. Brownback Y s C. second; Z. V Tuttle
A. A. c. third Time, 3:02s.
pin. G I: Is seconds: L De B. Handley. N Y A c
l6 seconds second; W. r. Orthwene, n. Y. A C. ana
Yale S. C. 60 seconds), third. Time 5o4b.
Plunge for. distance (handcap-Won by G. P Cook
Y 5. c. (60 feeD: F. c Brown L. (9 feet), secono
W E. Dickey. n. Y. A c. go feeo. third -
Two -hundred-and- -ffty-yard swim Oandicap-Won by
F. E. weneS. jr, N Y; A c. us seconds) E. RI Adams
n. Y A. C G2 secondsl, second L. De B. Handley, y
Y. a. c. 90 seconds. third. Time. 345zs
New-York tribune., 1903-01-18
coRNELL,s SCHEDULE LARGE.

TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.]
Ithaca n Y. Jan. T-Mr. Biount, manager OF
the Cornell fencing team, to-day announced the
following schedule of winter meets:
February 1+-Syracuse Y. NJ. c. A, at syracuse.
February 20-Harvard at Ithaca
March EColumbia, at New-York.
March Junior foils team competition at New
York Fencers' Club Wv. nat.
March 20-IJniversity of Pennsylvania, at Ithaca
March a. 28-Intercollegiate meet at New-1ork
Inis is the most elaborate schedule which has
ever been arranged for Cornell fencing team. ana
tbe reason for it is that two of the three members
Of last years successful team are now in the uni
Iersitv The new coach, NJ Andrand, has been
enccesssfui with the team, and expects to have n
New-York tribune., 1903-01-18
BASEBALL.
Presidents Of the National League and the
Cincinnati Club Confer.

Cincinnati Jan. 17.-Harry Puliiam president OF
the National Baseball League arrived here this al
ternoon PuIliam and Mr.. Hermann, president OF
the Cincinnati club, held a short conference To-
night but both refused to give out anything Tor
publication. ia .. 49,. ~
r4vad here with the Injunction papers served on
me in Philadelphia yesterday, and have placed
them in the hands of my lawyers. l have an en-
eagemert with these lawyers Monday morning.
and will await their decision ~, -
haid n this citS next Monday is now assured.
tongh eGsYed fSaf fneS @ be
here for the meeting: Robson. St Louis; Ebbitts,
Brooklyn; Hart Ghieago' DTeXIn}s Ptfso"rg'
Ashley n Lloyd. of this city, who is stock f.Is
I'm from President Brush in which he says he
fstI roach Cincinnati on Sunday night.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-18
TENNIS.
Arrangements Being Made for Squash
Championship Tournament of America.

7'uexedo Park y Y Jan. 1.-THE fourth an
nual Squash Championship Tournament OF America
will begin at the courts of the Tuxedo Tennis and
Racquet Club on February q and the three follo"-
ing days for the three hundred dollar cup presented
for competition to the club by James Henry Sri1ith
in 1900. George I Scott, who won the championship
last year, will be on hand to defend the cup: The
following hold legs the cup: Eustace H. Miles,,
of England won in 1900 Post. Of the NeW-4o 4ork
Tennis and Racquet Club in 1901 and George g ~, 1,
cup as Individual property he must win 1t three
times Entries may be made now by sending names
70 Robert Moore. superintendent Of the IuAeoo
Tennis and Racquet Club, Tuxedo PARK
New-York tribune., 1903-01-18
N. Y. a. c. VETERANS DINE.

The fifth annual dinner OF the veterans OF the
nzeu,-york Athletic Club held In the breakfast
1,oorn of the club last evening. One hundred ana
,wentv-fve members and guests were present
A, the head of the table sat DR. Austin Flint
president of the veterans. and President John X
Van Wormer. ex-Presidents August Belmont Bar
a,., weeks Jennings S Cox George Moore
smith and A de Goicouria, and Professor George
-oldie and H. T. Buermeyer.
seaYer Page. Francis >. kinney DF. q; NJ
,ii1,,Tnond II A. Rogers. A. II. Curtis. +: j.
Wendeii f. j. Fitzpatrick and Walter s Wilson
49, addresses The following officers Were
ictad for the ensuing year: President DR. austin
Flint vice-presdent. Howell r. BsflES T seeretdIS'
New-York tribune., 1903-01-18
SUICIDE FOLLOWS REBUKE.
Newark Man, After Making His Will, Takes
Poison.

Frederick C. Rohr. superintendent Of the TURKISH
Red Oil Company. at No. Commercial-st. New
ark committed suicide with poison in his office
last evening Late in the afternoon ne called ~, IN
the engineer and another enploye 10 witness MS
will In which he left all his property. inciuqlns
bonds and securities. 20 his wife Arterward re
went TO the engineer and handed him a TIN ooA
telling him to put ii. with its contents, INTO the
tnrnsce under the boiler The engineer suspected
.omethfng was wrong and hid the box.
Later Rohr found in his office IN q dylnS
condition. and was taken to St Jan1ess 1ospltaI
r~bsrs he exnred Ii was learned that Rohr had
received rebuke from the head OF the hrra and II
ia presumed that this worked on his feelings
New-York tribune., 1903-01-18
TWENTY PER CENT RAISE REFUSED.

Danver IAN 17-Manager J. A. Edison OF this
Denver and Rio Grande Railway has refused the
reorest of the trainrnen for 20 per cent increase
In wages made under instructions from the heads
q, the national organizations and the trainn1en
have laid the matter before the executive of1cers
of the Gould lines ST. Louis 1t Is understood
tbat M further action will be taken by the men
unt a definite decision is reached at 81. Louis A
strike will be declared only as last resort
New-York tribune., 1903-01-18
DUTCH Defence

PElsbury's exhibitions at Moscow. fully reported
in The Tribune fortnight ago have been highly
successful right UP the close of his engagement.
as far as simultaneous and consultation games
We're concerned. IN match game, however,
against the Russian champion Tschigorin, he was
beaten. On December l6 Pillsbury played thirty
three games simultaneously winning twerty-eight,
losing Two and drawing three. The day following
ne won Z game played against two amateurs in
consultation, but on December Is he lost the game
against ISchigOTin- 1t Falkbeer opening
adopted by the American. Right up TO the middle
stage Of the game il seemed as & honors would
remain easy. However, Tschigorin offered the
rifce Of a bishop and Pillsbury had eventually to
resign the game. With another consultation game
on December Is. which won by Pilsbury, the
latter concluded his engagement at Moscow.
9ilsburT had played 144 games at Moscow in all,
winning 96 losing 2 and d awing Is The score
of tie Tschigorirl-P Pillsbury game follows:
New-York tribune., 1903-01-18
CHESS.
HGnhdm and Koch Diuide The Prize
MoRey.
Money.

During progress OF the annual CHAMPIONSHIPS
tourney OF the Manhattan Chess Club a director
Of the club. who does not wish TO have his name
made public. offered prize of s25 for the most
brilliant game in the contest s Lipschuetz was
called upon by the tournament committee to award
me prize. After studying several games entered
for the prize, he decided to divide the money
equally between Hanhan and Koch Hanham was
thus honoTed Tor his game against Halpern and
Koch received half share for his game against
Jones The Scores of both these games ap-
New-York tribune., 1903-01-18
THE WIZARD WINS AT RED BANK
icy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l

TgY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEI
Red Bank \. j.. Jan. 17.-Another ice yacht race
for the third class challenge pennant was sailed
to-dav over the twelve mile course. The starters
,yare George J. Gillig's Wizard, Charles Irwin s
Georgia Edward Asays Daisy T. H Grants Tyro'
Charles Robbins's Snail and Daniel Assays Zero
The Yachts finished in the order named the WIZARD
Zinc an easy winner The Wizards time was 81
4ar
New-York tribune., 1903-01-18
FALKBEER GAMBTT.

Although the American champion al first in
tended visit other Russian cities, he changed his
mind and went straight 70 Berlin, where he f1d-
filled engagements December - ana
On the former day he played fifteen games blind
folded and simultaneously the Berlin Chess So
Ciety against very strong field. He took only
hours finish the exhibition with the result
Of having eight, lost five and drawn two. A
large crowd Of spectators, including many women.
had witnessed the performance at the Cafe herkau
the Friedrich Strasse. On the following day
from thirty to forty players were pitted against
him boards. While Pillsbury conducted ten
games simultaneously. from three TO four players
were consulting At each board against the single
playeT and the ARRANGEMENTS were. of course. made
IN such way to prevent Pilsbury from hear
Ing anything The consulting parties were discussing
Al their RESPECTIVE boards After five and one-half
hours OF play Pnsbury had five games. lost
three and drawn the rest.
During his stay in San Francisco LaskeT met
with z reverse the hands of an amateur, Or.
IoVegrove in game which played even
terms As will be seen from the score Of the game,
which is appended, Lasker might easily have
drawn out for z palpable oversight which gave
The game 10 LovegTove- The score of the game
fgi1a
New-York tribune., 1903-01-18
ONLY ONE SHREWSBURY RACE.
Inv TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l

IBY
Long Branch. n. j., Jan I-Owfng TO the poor
condition of the ice to-day only one OF the racing
events scheduled by the Shrewsbury Ice hacht
C,uh was decided This the third contest for
tho cl,,hs challenge pennant and for the third
lime ]. Elwya Green's Eagle won The Eagle,
sailed by her owner. covered the course IN 81
minutes a minute and ten seconds in advance OF
ma Harold which last year won all the penildhtS
of the Shrewsbury Club. George p Join gypsy
C,irl was third.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-18
DEATH OF SUPERINTENDENT CASE.

C.raannort Long Island, jan 17.-Wilam Case.
superintendent of the Atlantic Yacht Club station
At Shelter Island. was standing on some staging
hat had been erected at his cottage when ne
.iir,ned and fell the ground. lbs neck WtS
broken, and he died instantly. MI Ease was wen
known to New-York and Brooklyn yachtSneH'
New-York tribune., 1903-01-18
ICE RACES IN ADiRONDACkS.

Glens Falls, n V, Jan. T.-lce racing on the
various lakes in the eastern part of the Aaron
dacks will begin next week, with three-oay meet
ings at Saranac Lake, Brant Lake. Lake george
and Part Henry The meeting at Brant Lake be-
gins on January 81 at Port Henry, January q al
Lake George, january %, and at saThlsc i-aAs
Ian
New-York tribune., 1903-01-18
MINISTER FOR A HOCKEY COACH.

Columbia University's hockey team has min
lister as one OF its coaches. DR.. James A Weatheroi
graduate in divinity of McCill University, Can
ada and an admirable hockey player. has offered
his services to assist the Blue and White players
~ eet in good playing form. Dr. Weatnerol IS at
present student IN architecture in Coiumba Uni Uni
yersfv TIe formerly member OF the McCIlIl
T-niyersitv seven, and has also played on several
Of the best hockey teams in McntreaL He has al
ready succeeded in materially helping Columbia
style of play.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-18
HOCKEY.
Harvard Defeats Princeton.

Harvard's hockey men were in splendid form last
evening a. the ST. Nicholas Rink The Cambridge
boys played q brilliant game against Ftlhcetoi'
winning by a score of to l. -,
rough game from start to hnisn1 1z In s aIg
in four minutes Purnell, Princetons captain
scored the only goal for his side turing tns nan nan
In the second half the play was exciting Iiar-
wards supporters yelled themselves hoarse When
Souther made a goal and later, when roster mace
one The Princeton men on the defensive IN
this half. Harvard never let them get away from
their goal long enough to make goal tor theHl-
oil The lineup:
New-York tribune., 1903-01-18
SICILIAN DEFE.

Arnous dc Riviere. the manager OF gdent ths ao,en
coming international chess masters
Monte Carlo cabled again 10 thls CITY
inquiriBs whether the American payer 81
would II cornretitor. Napier Is AT presesIi az
Pittsfurz and stated yesterday that ne o Moola W
hard to gel matters in shape and leave thiS coun.
Try for Europe next SATURDAY, Manager t1lEIeie @
Was Informed of Napiers intention py capIe yes
New-York tribune., 1903-01-18
sToFFT WINS AGAIN AT POOL.

In the professional pool tournament al the 4o"-
tauk Academy Brooklyn. last night. Stoft de-
featea sneden rather easily By the of 125 to S9
New-York tribune., 1903-01-18
THE REAL THING

in Harpains may DE found ia the "Lithe Al
,ertssemeuts the People" In the narr""
cal
New-York tribune., 1903-01-18
BASKETBALL.
Harvard Defeated Princeton-Brown Beat
Trinity.

csmbridge Mass. Jan. T-Harvard defeateo
Princeton at basketball tonight "a to IN d last
clean game. Princeton had not luIlE itooEet0
- b. bsrd game with Yale last night. and
.14ho,,et her team play cleaner and her pass
fn p more accurate than that of Harvard she was
weak at shooting goals
Providence r L, Jan. 1.-THE Brown oasketoah
team defeated Trinity here tonight - TO b. Inc
Brown men outplayed their opponents at all poih'S
and only for occasional poor shooting would nave
won by larger score
VflIamstown. Mass, Jan. F.-Wllliams peaL 'i'e
Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute OF Troy III 'h9
gymnasium this afternoon 81 TO a.
Hamilton y Y. Jan. 1.-THE Colgate freshman
!, ,o.1-.-tau team defeated the Syracuse freshmen
here TO-DAY by the score Of so to L.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-18
Princeton.
Positions
Harvard,

Referee-Max Hornfeck, New-York Athletic Clno. Goa
ter 2: by souther. 2: by Purnen. l. Time OF halves
I,Iran ntN, minutes.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-18
errulAN Defence

Another seeCtiCn q games 1rorn me recent Tllas-
ters tourrau uenr the Cafe &c la Regence, Paris,
follows
New-York tribune., 1903-01-18
FRIENDS WOULD NOT USE FORCE.

At noon the aboltioni,sts @ issued notices that
sct ny in Lyceunn Hail. which they had secured.
9oSera reach and Foster then attended an after
80, ,naeting of the Friends Society. Beach
young man who had given up the congregational
n,Intstry to work for the slave He broke the
Silence of the Quaker gathering. bearing a testi-
nnony against the indifference of Friends toward
tba eviIs of slavery, and intemperance. till
EIr1end rose from one OF the high seats and said.
..Thv speaking is interruption Of worship"
This was rebuke, delivered according 10 the man
ner sanctioned among Friends. when IL was deemed
necessary to check unwelcome i'll considered
speech in their meetings. Beach made answer that
he had supposed speech TO be free In Friends meet
ings and proceeded with his remarks. Another
voice from the high seats requested his silence.
and finally a third elder got on his feet
and asked TO be heard. Beach answered
him in phraseoogy akin to that used by
his hearers. saying. IF anything is revealed to
thee will hold my peace" But ali that the elder
had to say again to request the abolitiontst
not to disturb the meeting by further speech, and
Beach went with his exhortation and criticism
The elders in despair gave the signal for
closing the meeting. As the drab garrnentsd folk
began pass down the alsies william Bassett
called entreating them TO stay and hear the truth
His mother elderly and venerated woman;
rushed forward at this. and with every sign OF
great distress begged her son not to take the part