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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-11-05
Her Hone.

"Old De SENDER Is satisfied that his
young wife Is an angel"
Eyes, and she won't be satisfied I'M
til she has made one OF him."-Phiia-
Aelphia Press.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-11-05

400 Suits for Boys, Youths and Chill,
dren made p.to. date from $1.00 to IS 80
Our 90 90. 1900 and s.. so school bow
suits cans be beat in the city for the
price.
1000 PAIRS of Pants, for men. from
$l.OO to sc. 80 per pair. Our So so, $500
End 80 90 pants will equal any 81 90 or
$500 pants in make and quality sold by
other merchants.
500 Pairs of Pants for Children, BOYS
and Youths from % cts to s.. 90 per pair. .
We defy competition on our 90 ct. and
20 ct. Knee Pants for school boys.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-11-05
PETER SMITH.
Meals at All Hours.

Late Cook for Capt. Grimes. OF the
Ship Saragossa.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-11-05

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-06
ARRIVALS oE BUYERS.

R19l mssy aGG whfe w BE G
way Central
Anes ( Ia2vnlsy Norfolk Va: Z; b Aue.. ayrsoods
tnEhaIl. ~ g 8 year, York T.- ,,-,-,..,.- =
Iowes white goods aoes embroidery No 10 Spring
Besdie sherburne COMPANY Rochester; r. B. sher-
hnrne, No a. Leonard-st., Victoria - -
Black. domesos, Voollens. etc. No 377 Broadway Ma
cPlIsaaer McAgs}an q roqG c2.3aay Provdenee W
Carson. Prie. Scott & Co. Chicago; C. F. Billiard
Dives Po1neroy 4 sicvart reading. Penn; Harry
Esenherg eoas fancy goods leather goods. etc. No 2
Wase sSlfa8 .i DRY Goods conRaPy at sui' "a
l. H. Fed Company. jackson. Mich; ] H. Docksey
To:6Ss z W9l9 e Springfield; j. 7. Fletcher cloaks
I TuT II 4 52sae Cnsnna,t Il Hoeae mIliner
Gilchris, COMPANY Bastony Z " wornoct corsets
NJ Goldenberg wash!ngton: y NJ cioIdenberr cloaks
cults. waists ana turs 40 4o2 Boadvay; Grand,
goods; and !. KronE, rsPresentatlve: Albert.
broi4erieS oather goods etc No 70 Grand Earring
99ss, lninEs gloves leather goods boys clothing etc
Ravens & Geddes Company. Indianapolis; r. H. Lowe
Hecht Bros. Is Co. Baltimore +. S Hecht carpets:
H!Insa.sf &c, ch2saso: wedenfed. millinery No AS
:. i3uInmel. Rochester: s HummeI. woolen piece
Fo Isy if "a Jackson como,.v baltimore paysoD,
fannes and biaIAets J urst punch imperial
cunth;nr goeGs 40 Il S MIrray M Mi Nie
Kob Brothers Hulsnan. Ttshurg: L. KoIb. drygoods.
Jules Levi Buffalo: furnishing goods No IS Franklin
MeiT!maek Clothirg Company Lowell Mass; H. o'sul-
John G. AyeTs, Al5any: Q \, Tucker goods. No.
& N. Rice 4 Co; Wheeling W Va; s. NJ. Rice niliin-
=. W. x Z. Sanpiuer Co. Cleveland, J. Sampliner.
lrooIlen piece goods. Imperial.
Shepard Company, Providence. Mrs J. lAdomson. In
smitS ribbons aces ets No 81 Union Square. Man
John shillito ComPaay. cincinnati John shilito and
Stewart :;hiiiJn. No $40 Rros6vuy AIhemarle.
a. ShmUan & Co Boston, J. L. Adren boys clothing,
Victoria
Simon -Flennken COMPANY Des Mones Iowa; c. B.
II. Z. Smith < Co Omaha; L B c1ough and " B.
,9nnetatr5 & ,o faitimore r. sonnebaum
wooilen psoe soods No: 7iG broadway Hoffman .,--
claks. women ana infants wear, No. IaF Broadway'
Il stein. Fort Smith Ark. drygoods notions and fur
D. J. Stewart Co. Rockford III; q ; Stewart dry
goods and 5n.snne goods and > JOHNSTON uphois'e
strause Bro. Baltimore strauss woolIen piece
goods and Isaac Suause IT., No, I53 Broadway HON
strause Bros. & C.. Richmond, Va: ". r; Northen.
ana furnishing goods. No 2Ii Church Ma
John wsnamaker, Philadelphia 9 G. Darneli hosiery
and underwear ST. Denis
and fancy goods. Broadway Central.
Ward. Montgomery d Co, Chicago; / Il; hehnaIu
~ = Wnebrcaer & sons Frederick. Nd ]. T. Wood
rygooGs notions ard furnishing goods Broadway Cen
Nathan Gutnan Co. Baltimore: NJ. Gutman tewelry'
Jones & Podmore. Troy. y Y; ] " F. Podmore Jew
stewart & Co.. Baltimore; II. r Sachs shoes. No. IS
I-orard-st Darlington.
John Wsnamaker. Philadelphia A. c McGoWln. shoes
ruhbsrs. Imperial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-06
IOUEDUCT BOARD NAY GO.
Report That Effort VII Be Made
to Lcgislatc 1t Ont Of Office,

Il was reported yesterday. and The information
came from a source that makes il worthy Of be
lief, that a bill will be introduced at Albany this
winter legisate of office the present hi
partisan Aqueduct Board. 1t is said that Mayor
Mcclellan and the entire Tammany administration
oppose the present board and that Governor Odell
and Senator Patt also believe that there should
he change. ". II. Ten Eyck and Tohn J. Ryan
two Of the commissioners called on Mayor Nc
Cellan yesterday. Later the Mayor attended a
meeting Of the board. 1t was said last night that
he went there TO prevent the proposed removal OF
Henry ". Walker as secretary. For some time
Walker has been at odds with some Of the COM
missioners and his removal has been threatened
Mayor Mcclellan is a friend Of Walker. and but
for his Interference yesterday it is said that Walk
would
Senator Grady leader OF the Tammany forces in
the state LEGISLATURE, also the Mayor. and
then later Commissioners Curtis and WiudOlph
called him II IS said that Ten EyCk and Ryan
are the two men To whom opposition IS strongest
Ten Fyck recently failed to be reelected chairman
Of the executive committee Of the Republican
County Committee and is said TO have been brushed
aside by Governor OGel! in his plan OF reorgauiZa-
ton o. that committee Ryan is regarded with
GisfaTor by Tammany. II is understood that Gov
Odel and Mayor Mcclellan are discussing a
plan Of reorganization which viii both OF these
men
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-06
SHOWS IURPHY'.S POWER
Lessons from Mcclellan Dinner
Bay State for OIneu.

T. H. Butler. OF The Buffalo News is staying
al the Waldorf. Commenting on the Mcclellan
dinner at Sherrys he alluded TO it as the utter
harmony affair and says that il sets the stamp
o. mastertui political leadership on Mr.. Murphy.
The notable feature Of the event was the presence
al the head Of the table OF men who had been
credited with self effacement. or perhaps. more
properly. ostra cisnn, by the Of Croker. There
those who may have thought that Murphy
would proceed 70 make a killing. and that Senator
lhH would be among the victims. on the con-
trGry. he IS = harmonZcr. and a result OF his
pacific methods the Democratic party in New-York
State is united as il has not been before in
twenty years. New-York State is regarded
by leading Democrats as merely an important
factor in ths coming patouai campaign. but as
pivotal I wondering if Republicans will be
wise enough - put that estimate upon the situa-
tion2 II 50. viii they draw upon their own eX-
perence IN the past. get close toGelher ana SO
emulate the present methods or the opp9SI!ii5oH;
Sman differences. petty prejudices and individual
put NeW-Norh state strongly M the kePuoicah
ran against Governor Bates for the post Of CHIEF
executive Of the Bay State. who attended the Me
last evening. Replying to inquiry he said: Il
did not accept MIR. Olney's alusion to eXPresident
his relation to the ex- President is intimate but
] should not understand that he was JUSTIFIED III
assuming that Mr.. Cleveland had recousidered his
p{9srcv Sfr C)rnsT Is repardnd in MassachtI-
setts as a man amply broad enough and of suf-
odjce himself He has not. however. justified any
one in regarding him in the light of candidate
ON the contrary, all of his public uterances nave
been at variance with what he might have been
expected 70 say II he would he regarded as a
candidate. He has said nothing. and no steps nave
Of candidates II is said however. that when the
State Committee shall meet in Boston on Saturday
a resolution favorinG his candidacy vii be pre-
scented. Should he permit the use Of his name as
candidate he will qpdoubtedly oQmman;d the sup ,
have the support OF massachusetts,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-06
POULTRY SHOP OPENS.
More than Sir Thousand on Erhi-
bitiOn at the Garden.

The fifteenth annual exhibition OF the New-York
Poultry. Pigeon and Pet STOCK Association opened
20 Madison Square Garden yesterday for five
days session. To-day the second annual cat show
Of the Atlantic Cat club will open in the Garden.
The same arrange uents as in former years for
chasing tho birds have been made. and the
main floor the White WyanGottes perhaps the
NEST attractive as well highest priced Of all
the classes. receive their full quota Of floor room
The exhibition Of Barred Plymouth Rocks by
Harry NJ. lamon. Of WatertOwn. y. Y, IS one OF
the features of the exhibition the main floor.
Mr. Iamon shows among his birds Pioneer. a
Barred Plymouth Rock for which he refused $3.50
There are more than six thousand birds shown In
the Garden altogether. There was no poultry show
in Boston this season and. in consequence. the
poultry raisers in the New-EnSland states are
thrown IN direct competition with States they
have never met before. including New-Jers
pigeons and homlng hens are shown. with ducks
geese aud ganGeIs. The highly Colored birds are
in the small cages the main floor, where the
T{uff Cochin hens attract no little attention Iho
nets Of ana children are ire many
varieties OF pigeons shown on the PLATFORM over
the arena boxes the Twenty slNth-St SIDE.
,rbere was an unusually large crowd last night
y6,,crs ~ poultry. The work OF the judges con-
tjr,,e1 through the night. but IT was announced
maj The awards would not be made known until
' tr,nnp The local exhibitors at the Poultry Show
20 Ma aistrate Robert {. Cornell. who has several
fisl,tine- cocks ana pit game cocks IN his list. Mr
Cornell has a large farm at Bayside. N Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-06
SLABS sEMI-PRoFEssIoNAL TEAMS.
Eastern League Asks Help IN Fighting Them
p. T. Powers Reelected.

The Eastern League baseball mon adjourned
their annual meeting ut the Hotel Victoria yestef-
dav after n sever-hour session, without deciding
Gednitely as to the eight clubs that will compose
the circuit for next year. The Circuit Committee
received full power. however. to continue its work
and TO make choice between Richmond an'
Montreal for the eighth city.
The report of the Circuit Committee was adopted
in full after long discussion
The clubs and their percentages were placed as
follows. Jersey City-Won %; lost, 3d. percentage
-a5 RuffaIo-Vvon. IS. lost, i5; percentage 'otS'
--oronto-Vor 50; lost. AZ; percentage. S0 BaIu-
,,,ore-V-on Il; lost. 54 percentage. 56S; Newark
XVar =! lost. IS; percentage, .oie floNluciiIISSt
Wo, a.. lost ST, percentage .3i4 MontFet- " -.
MoI. 70 "a. nerce!tage III. Rochester-Wou, 81;
IcSt a., nrrcentage 20. The dispute was ptIilt4
pally AS to whether Buffalo or Toronto hdd hiS'7u
seeona vas established under which any club in
~ t-aetaTn League that desires 70 release player
TnIist rst Inform all the other ci4hS IN INC lesue
and pet a written waiver OF clam OF tht It l
clubs To the player This rule - IN atGo.udilCe
with orc passed by both the National ana AHler'-
o1 tn ae Eastern Leasuers decided 10 take slap at
the many semi professional independent teams ~
tbe Vicinity OF New-York by asking the Nations
and American leagues not 70 pay SdnieS VII III :
Jt-a,11irnt ,bs whose territoTv IS within that or
citbs party TO the national agreement ~ We We
also decided to request the big leagues 10 ASK 'le
Ci-bs Marty to the national agreement nor 70
ria,- canes during the with c!ubS VINO en-
nI"J, ineEille PLAYERS with clubs who play Win
Lube ,h0 employ players that are lneHSlo-' ne
eastern League men contend that most OF We ~
Generdent semi professional clubs are mourning OUT
en- es FOR DISQUALIFIED from organized oase-
ball. 1900 --osfdar+ za.-starv
and treaslrer for the twelfth successive time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-06
TWO BEATEN FAY0RITES,
Dan Wckenna and John Coutte'
Fail 10 Fir at Ne1c-OrleanS.

New-Or!eaHs. Jan Dan McKenna and John
Coulter the beaten tavorites to-day. The
weather clear and the track fast. The sum
maries
First SIX furlonss)-Inquisitive Girl los Rob
bins. to 10, Tom O'Day - tHyaIns). do 70 l.
second; Arthur; 20 GieTatp. IS to l. JhiEd- Time
49,. J. r. Mayber.y Second sight, Changer. Equity
CyrTieune Lazy Walter
Second selling and One-Quarter ni@sl--Stone-
wall, 100 ,W. Fisher .. Lee King % tJen
kinsI. l. scconi: Blue Victor Io3 CNu-tolland'. 81
to L. third Time 2uGts. Bot sidney Sdtdth AT
den Charles L.. Lou Moods Nary Moore also ran.
Third tseveG furi5nSs ENcamat.cn, - IL Phi!-
.ips). 70 = Nowea, lo5 dtomanellD. 70 = sec
oEI Ralph Young, ~ tACiTyr). 100 70 J. thiid Tine
i;2s+s Monograph Sabct Easter Walters. siveTmeaae
Marion Eta and Dickens also 100
Fourth roee handicap; one mile>-HaEds Across lGS
tHggns Is to 3. won: Ian MCKenna, no tAlunIol. Il
10 ., second Ascension. 100 CW Fisher, TO THIRD
Time. l:il's Ethics. Hynheer. lie Reszhe ana HUMAN
F1tth six rurIoaFsl-Sadducee IA McCanertyl.
20 /. Tally h. 1UI tHiEGins) 20 70 j. sec'ad
Over Again los tAuhrohonl - / third Time IDS
Wreath OF wv. SIS Boots. Aaue Max Little JACK ft"e
Lady Free Knight. Mayor johnson. Carl Nah'er ana
Neither one also 90
sixth race tone ard sixteenth ~ r. -
NaFinEstonJ 10 !. hiwasa, 3N 'McIntSie - 80
lond; John Coulter 1912 III Ph.upsl. 10 o. th 5
Time. l:4f HeSra, Louise Elston. Apple Bloom LAZY
Matches, MEDIA, VIII Shelly and Whiten also ran
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-06
ENTRIES AT NEW-oRLEANs.

First Cpurs- nnidsns; TX furlongs>- Iohsou $
Choice lOI Cedar Rapids 1917 Lights Out loI; tayncn
10Y Lobbyist 100: knowledge fO ngs!and. lo7; Tom
oDay 10: Fort Plain, 10: Tower, 112; Kings charm
III. Loy Daily 1l5.
Second race ceiling; seven furonrs'.0ra Mckinney.
s.: COcmena HS PretoruS. HN. Irene Mcc W. Als1h
Gnn. Hs Blue Baza l0: Lsupoon. lol: BarkeImoIe lo-
Hist. 1C Circus Girl lO3. L.-C lpi OClavaha 100
Third purse. furlonEs,Pure Favor. 90: katie
Powers 80; Komornbo %; Lady Knight 81: Foot
Li-hts FavOrite Nugget 100; Offset. 100. Nal
toferne 100 Miss West, 1o3: Miss Hume, lfS, Nellie
NEGdell, IO3. Sweet Nell H..
Fourth manalcsr one mile and an eiEhth'EMyn-
heer. SN' colonel Tyler l'&. IUraShteT, lu3 Ethics.
los bondage. 10: Tribes I'M 10
Fifth race purse: five and onc.halt furlonss'LI
100 Mr. Pickwick 1903 pusky. 1915: Seagraves. 1o6;
Mast"~ PrU. 100. piapharous, loo. Henry Lu"hFmann
jr. JOG. Honnoly lo6: Morning Star. lib 1870,
sixth selling. mile and sixtecnthl--T'Ee
Messenger 1o2. Mint He'd. loa Ethel Wheat 1913 Nesuyia
lH3 Poterto lo+; Doctor Hart ioi Kitty Clyde l' SUD
man. los. NeistcrsngCr. 112.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-06
RESULTS AT ASCOT PARK.

Angeles FIR, Cs'x rlrl0nFs>-skir-
uisr. T. Ncrlakacsl fAuder-
SOM , % J. second: Re! Hausc liz tWaisAl. J.
third Time" 1927. susie Christian. TIlu9oo Princess,
Matronla AniraG ana Sa,le Gnodvi~ also ran
Second race ,fN flriouss Double o.. 10 ,Moyperl
!. Lady R.Cs. los Gr',Ui 10 second. sea
forth ,aiIesl. : = thrl- Time I-l7. Loretta
Phillips. &o1ustoae. TomhawE. CaIitei. carnival and
Fri,Il"ne also
Third race sosen fIrlorssl-Elnn king CEedferaI.
even. won James ! CoTtett lu7 49, Bgokcr l. sec
ond Flamain loi ,E.rssuruth 3 70 tf'-i Time -"
Profitable Ouyilo. Tota. nsoleuco and Toto Grat!oi
also
Fourth furouFS,-Ii curtis IOT tReGCcrnl.
l Bulg.r. Il" . !. second
Golden Boy tEgauschl. = J. third Time 1901 =
Strife. LADY Eelar TuTtl" ana EanqUsro alsd
Ffth race zone mile seventy yartS-nrtuuatis
CAlamsI, . Anvil. 50 Lewis. 10 /. second
silver Fzz. 100 tAuG.ra3Ej. 20 /. third Time. lf7.
Iicir Appars n. tialauthus Farmer Jim also
sixth six furonts 1uapaia 100 walsh. 70 !.
IlO tIt.n second. tottI!c5en
t[enD. 10 !. third. Time ll6ia Nrgrusca, III
sp.rato-. Pirate Mac Ana and IsUaI also ran
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-06
POSTAL INQUIRY PLAN REFERRED
Slight Detection from Republican Ranks on
the Question

Washington. Jan. 5.-The privileged resolution
proposed ny Mr.. Hay CVa) providing for an inves-
tigation Of certain statements in the Brstow
Postofhce report rejecting the membership Of
the House to-day referred to the Committee
on Postoff1ces ana Post Roads. motion OF MI
Payne IN. ". the majority leader. Eight Re
publicans voted with the minority Mr.. Hay 8
motion 10 order the previous question which was
lost. and three Republicans voted with the Demo
cratic minority against the motion TO refer. The
motion for the previous question lost, l0 TO III
The Republicans voting for It were Messrs. Cooper
tWisl, Minor (Wis). Prince Gll), Smith Gllj.
WanEer PENN and Young CichD. Otherwise the
majority opposed the motion.
The motion falling Mr.. Payne moved 10 refer
the resolution to the Committee Postoffices and
Post Roads, which carried. III to 81. The Re-
pubIcans voting III the negative were Messrs
Cooper OWis.), Prince UIlD ana Wanger CPennD:
the majority otherwise supporting the motion ana
the minority opposing. The Presidents message to
Congress concerning Panama and the canal was
then laid before the House and read, receiving ap-
pause on the Republican side.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-06
HOCKEY.
Ne7o- York athletic Glib Defeats
Brooklyn Skating Club. ; to 3.

In an exciting hockey game. In which there
was much rough play on both sides. the New
York Athletic Club defeated the Brooklyn Skating
Club by score of 10 at Clermont Avenue
Rink, Brooklyn. last evening. large crowd saw
the match. and there was considerable adverse
comment because Of the decision OF the umpire IN
ruling men OF the ice. This frequent occur
renee especially with the Brooklyn ~luo throueh h.
out the game. Gus" Horufeck Of the New
YORK Athletic Club, and Burns. of the BROOKLYN
club, were the two players receive the yeverast
injuries in the game
The first half was extremely interesting. and
many good plays made II resulted In a tic
Of l TO l. In the second half. however the
Mercury Foot players gave n fast exhibition and
received much applause when the game ended in
their favor The lineup and score
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-06
C0RNELLs NEW GYM" DIRECTOR
IRY TELEGRAPH To TIE TEIBCSE.I

my TELEGRAFH To the TEIBCNE.l
Ithaca, y. I, Jan. 5-President Schurman an
uounced to-day that Charles V. r. Young. Cor
ne -. has been appointed acting professor Of
physical culture and hygiene and director OF the
Cornell gymnasium IN place OF DR. Edward Hitch
cock. jr.. who resigned. Young was well known
athlete while in college lie played qrarterh2cH
on the football team. and was captain and pitcher
on the baseball nine lie is graduate OF the
Princeton Theological Seminary
Professor Durand, navy adviser on the athletic
council said to-day That the appointment Of 9, A.
IIIeder Cornell. 'G3 assistant coach. an
nounced time ago, was not final, rs ttitcul-
ties have since arisen which make doubtful the
closing of the contract 1t is possible that these
dificultics may be arranged ard Lueder engaged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-06
MCCONNELL IN EXECUTIVE BOARD.

iholgh eK-Judge S. r. Mcconnell is no longer
president OF the George a. Fuller Company or a
pEtsi4ent OF the United States Realty and
,ri uc.loh company, having resigned from those
,N.. a IeW Gays ego, he is still a member OF the
80 Eve I've committee OF the United States Realty
81. NonstIucuon Company. He will remain on
-, committee lie was at his old desk yesterday
.ts,.SS uiel Buiiding when a Tribune reporter
ths, ~ the oiices OF inc Fuller company. He said
INC Employers Association al the lime a lockout
sjen 9 ,h against the unions which would not
tracts here and elsewhere which the FtIIer COM
toiyah nag contained TO strike clauses and 10 have
- nc association then might have resulted in
-A OF more than $4,000 to his company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-06
MORE BRIGHTON HANDICAP ENTRIES.

In addition to the entries for the Brighton Hand.-
cap previously sent out. the following nomua tous
were resolved yesterday: Bonnbert, Charles Elwood,
ColOnsay. Colonel Bill. Francesca, Gunli:e. Irish
Lad IGniocr. Lord Of the Vale. Leoniias. Lord
badge. Knight Errant, Gzlen, Reliable. River
Pirate, Sal'atella. Samton. The Picket and Tippe-
This makes total Of SfXty-eSnt entries
to date, with the Western mails to be heard from.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-06
smArHERs TO MAKE TOUR OF WORLD

running horses has made final arrangements for
automobile tour around the world. Mr., smathars
and the party that will accompany him on tho
tour will leave this city La Touraine on Janu-
arr % and will return by June 6. TO the
BROOKLYN Handicap. in which his horse McChesney
is entered. The machine IN which Mr smathers
power in charge of e l. Bakeley. The will
be delivered 10 the tourists at Cherbourg. The
countries visited will be Ireland. England. France,
Switzerland, Spain and Italy. From San Francisco
The marty will make overland trip 70 this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-06

YALE GRADUATES WIN. 40.

team composed OF Yale graduates met the
regular hockey seven at St Nicholas Rink last
evening and won 10y a score OF ! 10 , Brilliant
plays made by both sides. The Vale men
clearly outpayed the regulars in the opening half
which ended 10 in their favor. IN the second
half the regulars played a more consistent game.
and when the half ended each side had made two
goals. Mr. Stern. Of Columbia. the referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-06
MARGARET c. HAMERSlEY DEAD.

Margaret Chisom Hamersley widow OF James
s.ooHer Hamersley. died yesterday at her home.
80. 20 tiith-ake., after short illness. She was
- daughter or William Eddings Chisholm. and
a. ten1ant o. wei known family OF South Caro-
''4S 1tt tother was a daughter Of John Rogers,
a .tr7e landowner In this CITY. She was married
~ 1913 10 James Hooker Hamersley. Mrs. Hamers-
"as Wen Known socially during her early mar
NJ ,I4e she was interested in many charities.
az. hanlersley was LAWYER. traveller and writer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-06
SWIMMING AT N. Y. ATHLETIC CLUB.

Swimming races will he held at the New-fork
Athletic club. in Central Park South, on January
l6 open to ali registered amateurs. The contests
will be- Seward swim, handicap; J0-yard SWIM,
novice; 25O-yard swim. handicap; l0o-yard swim on
hack scratch and water POLO. There are no en-
,rance feesand a prize will be given 10 the winner
Of each contest. The entries close on January Y
with Charles L. Durham. Secretary Central PARK
South
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-06

Up last night sixty-tnree entries hal been re-
ceived for the Suburban, follows:
Ruby Ring. Africander.
John T. Francesca.
llyriA-
Grand Opera. The Picket
HeIrlIs. NpCtresOn.
RaiEe Ball
Friar. Delhi
tunnels. Reliable.
South Trmbe Irish Ind.
Ort Wells. OTE-nGe's Right.
Bonnbert BascfuL
knight Errnnt- Golden Maxim.
Pirate hcthrsney.
1Buitc-- stamping Ground
Flying Torpedo Advance Guard
ShaTthCse. trgtas
Aceful. Damon.
Careless CTly II.
Hurst bourne. JoCunG
Guuhre. Captain Buckle.
WgterbOy NiZZcn
James V. Colonel Bill.
Bob Murphy. Chiffon.
Injunction. Charles ElWood.
Dick Bernar5. SantGn.
Buttons. MaOnian.
Stslwart. Ict-Ig
HjshbaN. Major DaEGerfeld.
High Chancellor. HtppoCratcs.
Sayahe. Whorler.
Tide Hamburg Belle.
Lord Of the Vale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-06
EUROPEAN RAILWAYS.
MIDLAND RAILWAY.


The Interesting picturesque route Through the
England IMPROVED IMPRESS SERVICES
LIVERPOOL, Central LONDON and PRINCIPAL
TOWNS. and LIVERPOOL Exchange q scotland
BREAKFAST. LUNCHEON. pINIS3 CARS. and
THROUGH CARRIAGES between LIVERPOOL tCentraD
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through from hotel pier IN New York TO
part Of Apply for guides time tables maps &C.
10 the Ccrlpany's Passenger Agents Messrs T. Cook
SON 2sl and 1855 Broadway and 6+9 Msdsonavs and 10
MessrE Thos. Meadows & Co. 81 BssveT St. Midland
Agents Traffic. for freight rates TO all parts
81 Great Britain.