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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-31
nzrlrlnns IN BANKRUPTCY.
---a forIovvirz petitions h bankruptcy were fea
.--5.,- in re United States District Court

TIE following petitions II bankruptcy were nca
yesterday in the United States District Court
TIME TE-AHANs. ac--ezs No 10 Wssl $50
la-lIrf Of S.. TO-. assets. $50 3rinclp1b
1-5---e s-s annie vsarna1s. Murray All Ho5el aeaeg
a 1dg- rr7-sr E=1doue- beard 800 21tncy
l4s boston board sl24 John Dan.eL5 SOS SOS ~
ll-s. eco N-s q I. Ficn. board. 500 D. VII
-r.rsa- 10 s. Wss- Fstletu-s-, 1sn-tsr -
q z--a- Williams, 80. f56 Siae son-ave ssrvlces
49, ,Ts-a4 r. C-a- rs West ElSrry-seco11--
- ss--f-es s1-. Dr. r 3 Pet-ingsiL No 20 Wess
s-s-----4t se-vtces. Ss15 Herman L toI1 a.
ro--sy $40. House Gresham Nornans' 4"Fs'-
80 2---17-S5=- r wy-LC-d. Oak Tsr-acss n.-
-T--sss 81 s-5cE5 assets g la- l-lt5-s =
~ rrz-15D E-Etoe-z. No 2o5 West Forty-1rs1-s-s
$500 s--ra r5,e--~ No t-30 Broadvay, $4,000
- vr-r.rs-rT---- a BERGMAN and SAAL Ia
-r-T,-PTr-N -Ioaks 81 West T1ir1-s- tnyolunra--
------1-- 7-f-ei-sf creditors Segel 6ros. 500 A.
R5------ sgs.. A5ra-a1 Bank. s5l2 Frsfs-sness srs
a--eea-- .- en- ss-s-15tcz reused - ABRAHAM Ecs-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-31
HARVARD EXPECTS GOOD CONTEST.
Carrick to Play Left Guard-Noyes Kicks
Field Goal for Scrub.
rar rzLzGeApu 70 TIE rHrsCxz.I

Cambridge. Mass. Oct 39.-In preparation so- ~.
game with the Indians tomorrow. the Harvard
Varsity had scrfn1mags to-day Hurley ard Ran
dali were recovering from rhe- slight injuries ard
Hur-ey was ir the signal practice He wiz Sc
gin t0-day's game in his Old place 20 right hall
Herman. captain % last year's team. coached L.
ACyne. Nichols and Means IL punrinr. and Green
coached the centres in passing Lu a dftsen minuts
scrimu1aze between the substitutes and the second
eleven. the subs scored enc touchdown aid o1>
goal from The fed, Soyes making The KICK
The Crimson coaches expect EaiE1y hard sa1s
with the Indians tomorrow although the game -
not expected TO be a severe test because OF rh-
light weight % the Carlisle team The coaches
have shifted Carrick 70 guard In RobiHs0n's stead
Parkinson has teeu cut 81 TIE practice the greater
part or the week. account % slight cold ana
NAV NOT 20 in tomorrow and Nsir take DIS
place EXCEPT for these changes. the team VII -
IN last Saturdays game. the lineup Beng -
follows Le Movie. left end. Msir. o. Parkinson.
left tackle. Carries. left guard. Slgdeu. cenrras
4 Marshall. rrghr guard. k1owlJO-. r'g1t r1cl<les
Bcwtttch. right enc. G. 3. Marshall. quarVernacSs
Nichols. ieft h7lfoack. Hurley. night hal1oacSs
SchoaLkoof. fU.lbGcl-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-31
CARLISLE TEAM IN POOR SHAPE.

Carlisle Penn. Oct G.-The Carlisle I1cier$
rv-eu+v--vo in number. accompanied 81 a COACH
sys-+,'f-a-fsr doctor and rubber eft here t-ls
morning for Cambridge. where they meet Harvare
ro-u1orrow More than the usual number q Grip
,lsz accoupanied the team, and Glen warner os
this account was not ovsrsansuine OF the sno1ins
- tss7- 7yo-1r5 make With the EghtssC kind %
material and long injured list his work has been
T0-rflv had The team Is light that TIE pieyers
are more or less injured IN every game Lney pLaSs
even with the teams OF minor colleges
Am n the InCians VINO are more OF tess crlppleo
7-e Williams Johnson, the captain ard quarter
back. Lube. right guard; Sheldon. lelt halroacx
49, Tude re~r erd At besr % win De one o. t1s
HzH-rs+ eIevers that has faced Harvard On SOL
Eie-s Field this fall There Is not player q -
ire o. I'm the backfeld that weighs 80 pounds and
ire a,a-aEa OF The entire team IS only - ms hnA
averages fS- pounds and the oackneid l7zl7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-31
YALE-C0LUMBIA TO-DAY.
Odds Of , to 1 against MOrHingslde
Football PLAYERS.

Yale's eleven arrived ar the Murray Hin Hotel
last evening where they seemed IN good condition
ana confident OF victory over Columbia today BY
q good score The betting yesterday rejected -hs
popular sentiment that ale will be victor. The
waSers were TO 4 that Yale viii win and even
money that Yale viii score is points on Columbia
Fs-e's average weight is IS pounds ard Colurn-
ha 5 isZ- Columbia $ hack held. however. outweighs
Yalss " an average Of six pounds 70 the man
Win the exception OF ToruTu5cu. Colunbia's team
viii be the same IL IS expected THAI which de-
fea -s5 Pen.sylvcuia- Toull!rsOus absence VIII
probably ShiI- Bruce from centre to guard and ;
SfnFthe Will - 10 ~ centre The statistics OF the
rival teams
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-31
End OF GRoCERs TRUST SCHEME.
Western Concern Goes Out Of Busiaess-NOt
a Financial Success.

Peoria. H. Oct oa-H X. NcC-ai5. 81 Dss
STONES. ul1 Dis interested Ed number 20 grocery
stores i- --at and other cities announced to-day
-----,a-- which VS. organized last February with
a capital CT S.g6a01. and which Il was proposed
should control tie leading retail groceries OF the
.-----~v II was organized by FIaveI ShurtIef. of
trfS CIV arc X kaWIr. Of Chicago Two Peoria
stores u-e~e secured. and a--ervarc toC- ~ Chi
"a. ~ one -- Cl-es1E-E. and the store C- ". y
E-Cr-iF ~ s.. Paul Later. r. n. McQuaid. OF
rlez Nrf---. obtained interest 81. ShCrtleG
r.-i "a ~ stores here closed last Sa-1-5a- and
Az 1--g-..H SAWS that The other Will close to-
morrow -.-.- THE closing OF The stores ll CHI
..e-. .-. .-l.-=.E-G W.. follow uE- -Ie Ar4Ual--
NJ. ----I--a -r- Lee lIoiues and s. PAU stores
zr- s--.-r.E -rE as reason Tor the closing y
that the f-C-sr' t-.. t+-.g-r-
- America WAS -Ct financial success. The stores
v-arp re- paving ventures. and tie clupz1. VII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-31
MISS ADAIR TIES RECORD.
WINS FOWSome zcith Hiss Curtis
at Br0Okline.
M IELEeRAPH 70 rHE rE1BryE.I

Boston, oct 5o--AHss Rhona Adair, the British
champion, again came IN for the lions share in the
scotch iodrsone, or four ball contest. which wound
up ne weeks tournament IT the links Of the
brooK-lne Country Club. Much satisfa ction is felt
mere az Bcston's victory over Philadelphia yes
1er0ay oy IS 10 & All the women Of the Nassa-
ch-setts COLI Association, Woman's METROPOLITAN
CTo- ASSOCIATION ana Philadelphia Womsus Golf
Assyc-auon were eligible compete. II
scratch competition and only the most expert Of
the women golfers took part
Mss AGAR was in record form. She tied the
record Of The course az Sc. This was her indi-
llQLal score IN the four bah match. which she and
S4lss n Gurus Won with a best ball score OF 81
Mss amy G. OssCoI. BrOokIine champion Of the
Nonans Massachusetts Coli Association also
maze score Of 80. which eqCalled the best ball
score OF 1er own and thai of her partner Miss Esa
E1lEloCt. Norris County Golf Club. The 1est bail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-31
SISTERS AIDED DRESSER
SO WITNESS UNDERSTOOD
Thought Ers, VanderJat and Hrs
Bro-rR Didn't H7anf If Kuo--n

A. tne hearing .r the hsrx-nD-.- ...
1t. Vi a 90 Hester5av frl-7 ra- ,-.t
~ 'oe 's-Ee o. the sS50oea IN 60
~ -. - - '-e Organization 81 the Rf-b-,or5
He-. -s'a'e Le'el opmert Cornpa,v "a -, -
Cresser ives president. NJ U-.~s. -'on NJ
rrlt his sisters Mrs Cea-e. w - Is 1es'ined
ss John Nioho-1s Brown. has o,nt,- -, -. nc
- Ca Wl-h his business Whatever
Frederick h.. Goshen -.
+7--cyr. ,es-I3c5 tha; he - - =. -l'Nsr g.
f'a- --Es. N2i-1-ralt su5 rs Bow, 49, =, -
f-fFort n ire -orpsny. re- c5-,Dar, - -
- '-- 1-ne IN tae bas-s of outside ur5.-,--i-
'o-l witness that ureiscyoses
-e-sles ~ 'he S''''' IN Sc
--T. -'rssrr -c.1 me- said Cocbeu ..tbs. -. a.
'-- ~ VIC -Aese principals were. h .a-s me
5e a SO i-Ssl i-af any ore should come fo-vs-z
n --.l d IF1e aid le-r him out or IRE 49, -
Dresser Was 10 make a s-c,,ss ~ ~. -,.. -i--
.e---a--7n Tor t1e ald 70 him In his o--- 60
-s was t1 he.p DISPOSE OF TIE real estate ~o---s,
s---s" company
-t BAD beer -er-eseutes &c him 5v Ar,--,- r. MI
b. --a- -hc 1--e-wr5Ji-s hack ~ ~. ss-.-----
wee al right He never has bss-- ...-,- -
se-t1---1 -rc@ lIr. Dresser Among -be e-1-,-s
named MS 'nat ~ rhe East River ana A-ra--f-
--a-7 --a-.ioa6 COMPANY NJ. Cocheu said he ha5
- -.--s --r l0o wears to md some q its Of
1--5. Ae sot The stock by loalins money On Il 70
3D. -s- i- hole"
As 20 ,ae und-sclosed principals TIE witness sais
A- t--l-1E represented that he had been 81 close
.-- WIZ --e-l- ana had gone &c n. Dresse-'s
71-7@ 10 meet them, bGt that ne had been disap-
-----~5. 2ui-oy understood saf5 Coche-, -l.- ba
was 20 meet Mrs Brown al TIE house q NJ ORES
--e- told ne" said the witness THAT Re
e-- seen Mrs Brown shortly af-er the lnco-pora-
Won rs --e real estate company wiki reference 20
---l-E ~. Dresser 5ark on his r-e- Ae-e- seeing
-e- be sl-1 TIE th;1g US 20 - entirely salts
factory. hSr trat ro ore was 20 know q Ms
interest ic the r-atte--rot even her
c-'----. Ny U-esse-- This the 5-st tine
pave ever -o-1 any c-e- I always had an i5ea that
E- Dresser Vss satisfied thar his sisters were
backing Ei--
---- Ec- ---e start - 60 70 Providence o.
N-V-7c-T 70 see these U16iscloseG principals
asked ~. Hodge
Yes started
- --.---- VII = $4,000 rezr T---s5av.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-31
PRINCETON IS READY FOR CORNELL.
Barney. Hart and Bradley Not Expected to
Play Against Ithacans.

Princeton. y. J.. Oct 90 CSpeciaD--To avoid any
possibility OF an accident before the Cornell game
The Tigers had only signal practice TINS AFTERNOON
E7r,f-eo1 the trainer said tonight that the play
ers were in good condition and ready FOR sun
aEf,t to-uorrow- Il Is hard now 20 set money IN
Princeton on the outcome Of the game. but bets are
being made on the score. The Tigers VIII enter
the game somewhat crippled out NUMBER OF
- ,,s-,,s-. are on hand Barney viii not play
NJ ali ard Hart and Bradley will only be used IN
case Of need. as both have injured ankles AaIeT
Will take Harris place at half while MS od POSI-
-fov ~ f-II will flled by Miller ALnou=h SAoI
Is -aa9sd al guard IL has been FOUND necessary 10
-ra~a him al centre, no one else Is aNa1la pie
Dillon will take Shorts place Al E-e-Eu- A-S S'@1--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-31

IL WILSON,. 20 !. Leila i07 Cd HaIn. % I.
second Badger Girl 100 a. Bookert TO l. third Time
l1S Wistaria. My Gem and CarmeIita also
Third race tseveu fIriongsf-Sarah Maxim. 90 TI
fhilipsl . TO l. won. Goodman o. q. Booker. 20 l.
second Jim Hale. 10G CTt. williams. r. = third
Time 1-27'S- Eva's Daring safeguard. Emma A. and
f-srsivetou
"a, iip ,AdEnsf 2 20 I, second. Coruscats lof III
FnlLpsi, SO 70 l. third Time f:39is Palm Reader
Alfredo and Fairburv a 20 -sr
fiith race isix f1ri1nEeI-RaIuh Y1uug Adkins
. - won Avengpr. fEsflfsuzl. n ..
iTro1.aiA "a j.. Wilson, l. thir1. Time. 1.f2is
LOUIS tAraff T. ReiT Instrument and Sheeny also
SiA'A race t1ne and oue-sxteeuth rniLeslCharlis
llgIals-n, lf- ID Ham. g. won: Ledus. lG1 FER
rell. % .. second Booster. 100 IL Wilson, % .
fhr1 Time l;+6@s. Aired c. Compass C.. 3 Camp
bell and Larpccua also ran
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-31

PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

RAcrxc-At Aqusauct. 2. II. and CE-c--o-
Ar-ToMosr-.rNG.-Ra meet A. Brighton Beach
pOr0 Squadron 4 f1- yale Cup. a. Van Co-rlazdt
Park
acknowledgements vs. yale Poo Grounds. . =.
- princeton VS.. Cornell Princeton Fe--sy-ranla
-e Errlneu al Fh--at-lplia. Harvard vs. Carlisle
bridge Brown VS. vs. ---aT-s. A. FrlT--
4a-~a- HOW Cross Amherst AZ Worcester. Ne7C-
vrrx r-rfvsrsrv Lafayerre a. Ohio Field United
E.z-ae Irfra-v Academy vermont ar n EST
T~-r- RATED States Naval Academy E=-us--
Annapolis Dartmouth VS. WESLEYAN. ~
z--~.'rsr. FrarEir and Marshall SIS. Svar-11ul-e,
--r-as.ar. LrhlEh VLla-oya. ~ Lsr-gL. Ha-1ll-
Ts Hobart a. Clinton. Syracuse Niagara
a. =-~z-rse Manhattan rs. Iu--s. - jasper Oval.
T{sve-f--5 vs. Urslnus az C0liegtViie, F1r-hzui
rs.sose ii Fo-dasm. Un.ln Sc. Rensselaer,. a. Sc1e-
1000 Yrtscrrzia rs. Chicago Madison AlCri-
gsr vs. Minnesota. Minneapolis. Purdue
Indiana Trllanap0lis
ATHLETICS Craze Athletic Club games sth Regiment
GOLF Morris County match N .. s - Phi-a-
94I1r4a yVestcrestrr ~raI r1Inf cub Championship
md r1rnthiv hsnI cay Richmond BIZ mai .cun- ci1
rHsua.r1shp. holes A-IslsE. Prez-deuts
ON. Eug'ev- ,I club championship. second round
fss .rg vav Canoe Brook fral round club champion
srIr. 1akanl. four hall tou-sc1-es. FOX ElLs. team
r.sr.a rt.n Hafiar 1871. AraVar-is second round
sartetr Cur. Ea-lavay m-rt-T handicap, Haraor
tf.U team match with f1N HlE- VI -r Burn. cilb
chs mpi1ua.lu. c1al.lftns lHurt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-31
COPPER WAR ARBITRATION.

ell. --r.- So-trr--. United States Senator Paris
Gibson and Governor -oeeph 4. Taoie. OF THIS state
5--...5 -a-a today Ed 1fr ffIIs private car and
r4.r p inference v.-1 GATED St--es Se1-for w.
----.- -- --. ratre--e Office. These men with
.----..---- --e--h IL Dt-o- C. Montana COM
s--.- --. hoard ~ arbitration named hv The ols--
ness mans zssoc.---ca a-1 .ahor unions o. Mon
---. 81. e---f~ rre c Teralcez between The Anal
-a-.s--1 COPPER Company ana He-z17- --e Gov
--.-- en- -~r "a special session OF the
81 --.ae- --v- r-t nothing Official il
-..--- Eel --fe r=- De- learned ...
We --s--cl president AID -he boards
-.--- ----.re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-31
CARLISLE WON'T PLAY IN THE GARDEN

Carlisle Penn. Oct. 90 (SpsctaD--An attempt .
being made TO have the Carlisle Indians play .
game on Thanksgiving Day at Madison SGuars
Garden Nevv-TorN- Tor 1900 cup and the indoos
cbauoi7nship. al expenses paid and 1000 on tie
side Glen Warner says that the o1sr cannoc -
accepted IS the game with the <Ncrth1esrsr Uni
-s-sirv or that CAV Chicago cannot be cancelled
He also has doubts about the reasloilILy OF -
r. -deu being obtained for that night he says X
would be a paying game out the CnicaSo ssns
81 10 After the Thanksgiving gan7 the team ls 20
-, further West rIaviug NUMBER OF the " ssterrs
Tearrs and c'osiug the season at Pasadena- Cab On
New Years Day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-31

Cincinnati. Oct S0--Prsstdsnt August Herr1iana
80 .bs N,-iora Baseball Commission gave his
decision In the case OF Ferry. pitcher. and Nc
r--v-e o4--4eI4 OF the Buffalo club. WHO wers
claimed bv both the Detroit and Pttrsourg CUBS
President Hermann finds that, as tnere Is no -
-. =. ~ ~o,--arv the claim OF the Detrois
49, that il has made bona dde deals for th7
transfer OF botn these players. holds good ard tnas
r. 4-arr OF the Pittsourg club cannot be atoWed-
The evidence OF the Detroit club SHOWS tnat nLs-
&C., Sf-Arister and Courtney, ana either fsassr
= go o. me Detroit club. had been turned over
20 The Buffalo club In exchange Tor eao1ee g
he Buffalo players, among Wnon were Ac1llS's
nd Ferry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-31
FIFTH RACE-For H-I17H '77-l @---oI-E' - Z
-H-fs full rEs.
cENERAI srEwARp DlsoUALIFIEo.

CHICAGO oct so-General Steward. fsvorits at
3 10 L won the fifth race BY a head az worm 70
rto-l,.- .he Jockey whipped Ralph Young over
the nose all through the stretch. causing the later
to stop This gave the race 70 Ralph Tolns MIN
Aveneer second and MyrchoAle '''i"' "
res.
rs+ rare ,-,ge,-Ianes J. Coruert III uerI-il 10 70
an. Frspk NJ 100 y. McintTrel L % J. ssoonal'
49, ,os ~ phillips. 10 !, third time, -
49, - Ieaf . Jack DOYLE. Tom kingsley Baird
90 Nike ana Jim Wun also ran - -,r-s- $40
ss-dn5 80 Crvs one-haH fIrionEE1-Hh LAZY Ioo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-31
RurLANp RAILROAD ELECTION.

----z-F 49,. Dc- cf-At The annual meeting o.
-rs stockholders os the Rutland Railroad here TO-
6a- -r--- directors Ve-e elected d. " Seward
-E---- r. -fs-rr---e- r. X Rooster. samuel =.
-l-.1z-.- -rar-eav Derew ard =. A. Burden -r--
Co.,. Nav--Tr-z. L. r.. Powers. O. M0r--s-9711--
----a--- ~ Proctor. 90 Proctor. John -. stewart
r .-.-r r--. James Lawrence ~ C5rcto-- Mass
---- -T clement and George T Jarvis az Ls-f-
lard. George BAH c- Boston. and C-l Le---l ~
e-..---e VII meet Cor organization ~ D-.
--.-t.- ..e-.- % ->epg-1-g-k late next week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-31
NE4R NURPHT'S HOME.
Raid on Alleged PooIroom Nets SIR
Prisoners.

Captain Gallagher. Of the East Twenty-second-st
station. and Detectives Vance, Hammond, Reardcn
ard Dillon. OF District Attorney Jerone's staff.
made q raid or an alleged poolroCu in East Seven
teen hist Between Second and Third aveS-. last
erfrE and arrested six men. The place Is known
the -'oCl-etv--i-6 club according 20 the police.
and had been in the precinct only two days Il IS
said by CAPTAIN Gallagher that r. was formerly in
west ThirIy-faurth-st. and was known there as
the 'EI-me CLUB The house is near the home 90
Charles F. Murphy. The -r-1 VS. 0'0~-e- '~ tn
Trs ri~- Attorneys Office. About Sfty were in
the place. and there wild arlu.t Iur the
-gors and uL-l0Rs. Six prisoners were taken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-31

- ----r---a-e AMOUNT o. ,-s lien c1args sarsry
~ a-ovs described properly g 60 - sold q
49, o. interest L1ereon from TIRE sscC-d
ss-c.--,-~ rgds -ogc-rsr wl-h cca-s ard Allowances
---- - ge3s 81 wrh interest f-or- september IL
expenses % The sale. TIE Approx
as amount % azzess1e1rs OF o-aer lens w1c.
aIlrv-d ere pur--ase~ 1lr % t1s plrc1as-
49, - 80 IT, ire Referee is &15T % ard interest
sas Is made su1e-r % prior mortgage OF $500.
- FL f~-s--st from august . 1903. ard %
49, s- 81 ez---ss E7y IL. 1875
4 s-.v- v-rL -erre-1her so 1875
AUGUSTUS q VANCERPoELs Fsfs-~-
TIE ,bcve sale BE- hereby adjourned ErtZay Cccccs-
so 1scc q tine ard clace-
Da-eE New yC-A o--oce- 3 1873
AUGUSTUS Fl. FASDEEFOEL4 zstsr-s
DANIEL. , GRIFFIN. Attorney .cr Piaint-1 a Cou-s
street. B~rcrlv-. n y
IRE above sale hersev su--'er adjourned russEav
N-verrber f1t1 1893. az -le r.1a and pl1-s
Ca-ef New yo~S o-ro1er 3,t- I1a-
sTCrrS rCS f. NANCEEpCr Rerer-.
DANIEL = GRIFFIN. Attorney for Plsinfi1 coa-S
Street. Brooklyn. y. 7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-31
FRAUD N BANKRUPTCY CHARGED
Creditors Want an Accounting for $4,000
Worth Of Goods

--~z.- oct So-A-be-t T. L'vT1e was arrested
-.= afternoon ty Deputy TriJe6 States Marshal
---l-E O. warrant sworn out before United
States ----u-rsic7er E-a-i-e. charging him with
s-1.r f- -1-E--rr-E-
The PROCEEDINGS before Referee IN BzrkrUrt--
-----E.=s developed the fact that the creditors o.
--E-ra believe De- has disposed CO clothing and
similar re-cll--tse % the value Of S-0.eeo c1-
-- rre creditors are seeking accounting
---- Ct r-n Ur-C-----Ec was bought trorn New
...E houses.
-.ru-.e was released or 5000 bail Low-ie vas
recently arrested En- Scranton. Penn Oh similar
-s--a- and released 80 D. bail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-31
CORNELL TO BUILD HARVARD SHELL

ithaca. y. Y, Oct 55.-The shell which the Ha--
ard VARSITY crew viii use n its race with Yale o.
rre Thames next June viii be built a. the Cornell
hoz-borse this winter Captain Dillingham; OF TIE
Harvard crew was in ithaca early n the week
7r+-- -r- Cornell crew cement FOR the
l-Ii-- OF The shell and today closed The contract
-,-t+r ~ Senior graduate manager. The boar VIII
- t--1r 5v John aoyle. under the direction u
Charles E Courtney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-31
KING NAY RACE FOR CUP
Watson Prepares to Build Schooner
for Unnamed O1cner.

London. Oct. 5N-George L Watson. the yacht
designer, IS inviting estimates for building a new
racing schooner Haste Is stipulated the intention
being 20 have her in readiness for the transatlantic
race for the CUP offered by Emperor William. Il
IS suggested that the boat is 70 built for King
Edward but there - no confirmation Of the report
The secret Of the ownership Of the new Yacht Is
carefully guarded. The sUecidcar ons and plans
snow Size viii be exceptionally large and pow
errll boat with - feet wat-rlIue and Ca1vased
10 tq- racing trim her man boom viii be over
one hundred feet long
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-31
WELL KNOWN SCHOOL CASE SETTLED

-. -,~e o.. orro r. Schultz principal o. the
49, street P1bnc school Newark ".lca nl a.,
p 49, - .-c-rs- was settled by The Board Of
+L.- civ last night in peculiar
- srae-1utendent Poland had charged 7eh--le
- 10000 and lack OF discipline and proposed
=, ,-f-. l.i-, The AFFAIR was carried 10 US COZ
e----1- -.r-sed and political and social In
- 80 brought into play Last n-sht az a .
1900 "a tle hoard majority 90 o iI 1890
80 ----l a-.l----r-ed the former f4H-a-i.-5Ls
4 E.-.. 49, ~eccr1nnerglnE ms ret'-l.tl.l-l-
--.-.rv ~escrt sustained me clafses - L,.7+ -
80 olzn recommended that cci-llr De
-,.-.,5 ne t1r~d adopted ire minority report
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-31
NO WEST FONT POLO GAME TO-DAY.

There will be no polo game to-day at Van corr
fa7d+ PARK between West Point and Squadron
4 a. word has been sent to the squadron A POLO
COMMITTEES that the military cadets cannot get 10
a team at this tine. The game viii &c postponed
until spring Colonel Charles c. Treat. the head OK
the West Point Polo Club. Is Al Fort Riley WITH
other Military Academy Cficers Attending the III
f-a-v r-au0auvraS The two Squadron A teams
rvaF dictated Yale last week will meet II sPe-
CiaI match AZ Van COrtiandt for spScial cup'
"a led the Yale Cup. and the lineup will De Esedss
C;OIdsbc-ough. Barry, Douglas and Earle Biuss-
N-C5uire L J. Hunt Morgan. Grace and Law
renee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-31
GLENDoN WON'T COACH HARVARD
Professional Oarsman Couldn't Have Corr
plete Control-To 60 TO Annapolis.
rBr TELEGRAPH 70 TIE -RIsrSE-I

Cambridge Mass Oc- SGT looks row a.
though Harvard would follow Ter traditions IN
-ovzf-r ard retain for another year at least hs-
amateur coa- hes for ire varsity crew The pro-
fAssiorars at Cambridge viii start the Oarsnen oH-
the amateurs will d-ish them OF and get ras
credit or blame FOR the seasons showing Seso-
-fatfors which were progressing n a. ayo4ren.y
favorable fashion with DICK G-sndon. -
81 4 A coach. 70 take the varsity crew rave cesn
broken % @-Iendon insisted on aosclute conrrct
throughout the season The COMMITTEES YOU'D 1of
Tisr40 20 this and he declined 20 CONSIDER a oe&4
ard Las acce1tsd an o-er 70 coach Annapolis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-31
WILLIAMS CONFIDENT AGAINST BROWN.

-rv TELEGRAPH 70 TIE rzrPrSE-I
vV11ia-os-our. Mass, Oct 50-Aftsr Iasr SsrI--
DAYS decisive victory over Syracuse. and week q
49, -~a---a the Williams eleven win meet Brown
H., considerable confidence and n perfect con
dt-i97. The line which has oeen somewhat weak
RS bse7 worked W. until IL IS now match FOR
more than its weight. Practice has brought 20
49, o nv freshman for leE- guard. JAYNE 3
---SS.i, in me game a. quarterback and with the
--7-i-+a-d ~ X strong shape. the eleven w-l line
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-31
PROFESSIONALS TIE AT gALTusRoL.

Bernard Nichols Of Hollywood. who twice beat
Harry Vardon tried to beat the best ball Of the
two veteran Scotch players George SJrath, Of the
crescent Athletic CID. and Tom Anderson. Of
the MontcIair Golf CLUB in match for $50 a side
,-zra-lav at the BaItusrO Coli Club. The contest,
afttr tavoring Nichols at the start. ended ia q
+fs and il will be played of at eighteen noies on
next Friday. all bets standing. The scores;