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TO.DAYS CARD FOR SHEEPSHEAD
'''"' NAY.
Autumn Stakes for Twoyear.o.ds the
Attraction.

The Autumn stakes. for two.year r-olds
SIX fnriongs. Futurity course. Ia the feature
M Shcepshca1 Ray io-''o Timber viii
probably hook up y = ! ltydalc, Clark
GriAtih Athlete r Il oil tr. lair youngsters.
In the handicap. az a mile and a quarter.
tsughncwaga La, top weight With Olseau.
Oliver Cromwell and Right Royal to beat.
The frst rnoc. at a milo. has such starters as
Sheen. Lord Badge. lsraelite and Orthodox.
In the second rnce. for all ages six fur
longs, Rosebcn has la7 pounds with Bryan.
Burleigh and PretcDsion 10 beet. Two-year-
olds " III run in the NTH race, mt five and
haif furlonas. Ala RUssel. Isolation. SUN
cheney, Crossways ard kIoisa having good
chauces. Tho last race L. at a mic ard a
sixteenth on the grass, with Atwood. Jack
Young orthodox and Ona'as figuring well.
The entries follow.
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pAwNBROkERs, SALES.

CENTRAL AUCTION CO.. ~. Sheehan; Ap,
tioneer. S2 and is4 Canal ST. VII SCI az Mo- io:so u
diamonds jcwelry, DC. Nos. 4O0i, March 1. 10 soo
May /, 1901. and all goods held over.
Sept 6-,By ]. J. Savar: clothing:
jeweiry. &C.. Nos i4706 10 1884. TO Sept /, 1904
sept. by r. Simpson Co.. ie5 Bowery ov.
goods pledged with John Stitch. iis Sd av to
1850. Aug. I, 1904.
Sept S-By N. LAvery, 5oi 9th av.; diamond
jewelry. &C., pledged TO Sept. !. 1904. and goo
Sept s-By II. Goody; clothing.
Sept li.-by.John simpson l64 bowery lformc'
f76); diamonds, jewelry, &c.. pledged to No. 2iit
July I, 1904, and all goods held over,
Sept, tl-By Chss. weaver 72o loth av'; cio'hIn
Sept. i2-By n. Simpson 4 Co. 1906 Bower
diamonds. jewelry. &C.. pledged to No IL"
July 1. 1901. and all goods held over.
Sent. l2-By II. Hackett: clothing.
The sun., 1905-09-05
BROOKLYN's SUMNER DOG SHOW.
Successful Meet at Brighten Beach Despite
the Rain.

Rain did not mar the interest Of the fancy"
In the fourth annual summer show OF the Long
Island Kennel Club yesterday. but the showery
weather had a bad efec. on the outside at
tendance. The judging rings we're pitched
In the covered paddock of the Brighton
Beach racecourse, 30 that those who stayed
away in fear OF a wetting made q mistake.
There were nearly 400 dogs at the show and
all but a small proportion OF high fame In
the bench show world. The American Kennel
Clubs classification was tried for the first
time hereabouts for the variety classes Of
sporting, non sporting and terrier divisions.
and A. p. rredenburg was on hand to note
how the new plan worked,
!. II. Taylor, the classes they we're to Judge
were split UP. 4. l.. Iones Of Madison. Who
had attended as spsStsGT at
s@" seSen ''sSSsa osSer @ Breeds T ~ SidSam jSd @ ssd
The et foo % a~e won blue rSbons n Winners
classes:
blieaes, MIS-. vina Cons Beautiful duchess of
rss y ssh.. Efsss sn. sssm
Sssss baae.1,,PESs., &; .s,. T; Essen' Roy IL;
Loss sHs'sR s,cas. 5. asd s ved%.
bess MI fsns
EnRllsh Setters-bltchcs. Zoe Lcwtss Mdlwyd
Countess
s5sss s ss Fssn. Bs Bs. sF 81 s. an Lam
hsras King Haddon Perfection; any % other M Color, Color.
ss Ssss .as s's:;
color, Mr.. Vreeiands Dolly b.
Coilics-Dogs, II. S. Edsals Laurel Laddle:
bitches. Mrs. c. NJ Lunts Alstead Mona.
OH Englnnd Shcepdogs-Dogs. MI and Mrs
". c. Hustiss Prince orson: bitches, Mr.. and Mrs,
ssii BaidoEs@pos. IA r I.ooe.n,. shoe Town pride
titches. n. r. Guggenheim's Africa Rubena
French Bulldogs Dogs. Mento le Kennels AAu-
rice H.: bit hes. A. T.. Aliens Mane.
Bull TerrieIs-Dogs, Clair Fosters Faultees OF
the Point: bitches Albemarle Kennels betsey
Aireiale Terriers-Bl,ches. Ingaassd Kennels
Boston Terriers Dogs. Thomas Keny's Cham
plon B0yls;on Took: bitches, n. W. Robinson's
Peggy ".
Dachshunds-D Dr. j. A. Voorhees, Otto r.:
bitches. r. X. S,enenss Flory.
Bcaglcs-Dogs. Wndholme Kennels Champion
Matchess: bitches. same owners Windholnae
Irish Tcrriers-Dogs. Porthw,ck Kennels: Tor
mentor: bitches, Rowsey Kennels Raynhnm
Yorkshire Terriers--pors ana bitches. jules
Fox Tsrr,.,.a1qg.; smooth. Edward sHnr'
Poneranians Dogs and bitches. Mrs. j, H.
Brookneld's Thirsmere Peggy.
English Toy Spanieis-Dogs and bitches. orange
and white. MI. g. N. Gaines Lady Dolly H.: tn.
color, Miss Mari Hendersons R0lcklng Gih
red. Eosemary Kennels Baltimore Belle
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LIGHT AIRSSpOIL YACHT RACES
FIFTY-ONE boats START IN
80 LARCHMONT REGATTA.

Mineo,s Defeats the Yankee BY Nearly
=, = Minutes Min osa iii. wins-Not
One or the New York Yacht C'uo
t. SO.Footers or the Raceabouts Finishes
Six hours of light airs and calms yesterday
spoiled what would otherwise have peen
one Of the best races on Long Island sonno
this season. Fifty-one yachts started M
the annual fall race OF the Larchmont J acnt
Club, but only twenty-four were able TO
finish within the time limit OF half an hour
after sunset It took the winner In the ~
foot class-W. Ross Proctor's Mineola-o
hours 20 minutes 27 seconds to cover hall
of the usual course-l5H miles. She de-
feated the Yankee by minutes SECONDS.
In the SS-foot class the old Mimosa !. won
from tho new Mimosa Ill. by minute bo
seconds, corrected time. the latter HAVING
to allow 4 minutes SO seconds on the eleven
mile cou rse.
Not one of the New York Yacht Clubs
one design 3O-footers was able to complete
the course OF fifteen and half miles. nor DID
any OF the raceabouts finish, although the
Tartan was within 500 yards Of the finish
when the limit expired. The boats In the
smaller classes. having shorter courses 10 sa'i'
were able TO do better. The 81 -footer Vaauero
won from the Houri by minutes 2s seconds
and the Rascal from the Thelema by 10 min
utes 70 seconds. The Answer was beaten
by the Paumonak by 1 minute Z seconds.
The Mist won from the Ace by II seconds
The other winners were the Owatonna. the
Pup, the Fannie and the Dod. the two latter
having sailovers.
The seventies Mneola and Yankee made
a remarkably even start at 1910 o'clocl
light breeze from the westward. They crossed
the line beam and beam only four seconds
after the gun. breaking out ballooners as
they approached. At the moment OF crossing
the. wind shifted from west to northwest.
making I ALMOST close reach to the eSstafn Stt;na
made pretty start. led by the Nautilus and
so did the Iaceabouts with the busy Bee IN
the lead vaquero led the 2l-footers over
the line. For an hour there were ght breeHes
with rain squalls and then the wind forsook
the fleet The summary
sLoops. 10 Yoor CLAss-srARr. l2lo-coURsH hlo
Nu.EA.
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n HOTEIS.
HOTEL
GRAMATAN

BRoNNvILLE. wEsTCHEsrER CO., y. Y
Opened June I. and conceded most attract,
proposition. locative. appointive and n laci a
hotel patron measured beyond stint and carri'
out on lines deeply interesting and education,
noteworthy commendatlon, not alone It's chlci !
traction. but the atmosphere q home and rrIn @
ment. QUIET. REFINED. EXCLISIVE. orE
November 1 to May /. Low rates to bachelo
But 30 minutes from Grand Central station. :
daily. 2o0 sleeping rooms. 100 private baths loi
dlstsnoe telephone IN every @ Ioem; g1n .rsno rsnn
j. j. LANNIN CO.. PROPS; ALSO PROPS.
GARDEN CITY HOTEL L. l.
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JULIUS SHONGoOD. Auctloneer. by Josep,
Shongood's Sons, Auctrs.. ~ Bowery.
to 1sss sSssa Il: = =. Lang, ise Avenue
PLEDGED previous TO Aug. 30, 1904. D. Silbentehi
Sons. 10 9th ay,; Slberste!n Bros. 2457 sth AZ.
to Aug. So isoi. Alex Freund 1875 "a AZ -
sept. 7-Mens and ~omen's clotefne and a.t
goods pledged prior TO Aug. 10, 1904, to isooj
B. Fox, n oth av.
sept. s-Mens and women's clothing. &C.. VI
to e70i7. n. Levy. 2629 I'd av.. formerly OF 2eie
Sept S-Jewelry, watches, diamonds. a.,
pledged 70 Aug. is, 1904 from ! 70 10000. B. s'
Aufses 10 stanton st.
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ELI SOBEL. Auctr,, % Bowery. sells 10 A. N, al
goods pledged prior aug. 2s; ie0i. and he held over
ana sePs g.. smon III ooIn%ba. See' avn 80 '''A
Sept, e-Clothlng. l.. Bernstein. ?ess s!h ar;
sept. 7.LLens ~ and women's clothing n &C. ); u
Sept. e--Jewelry. ]. L. Fruhaut 800 noweryl
8. Michel son, 207O Id av.: u Gluck SonsI
Il7o Sd av.; estate Michael Price.
Sept. .Ii-Clothlng. n. Silverstone. $40 Broome st
The sun., 1905-09-05

L L. FIRtlSkI. Auct.. 10 Bowciy. sells 10 A. NJ
redeemed watchers, diamonds. jeweiry Of every
kind, silvcr.are. firearms, instruments and pedgeq
nnder ticket numbers snerihrd. bnih inclusive!
also all older ones reserved from previous sales
Sept S-Order N. d z. N. Bruckhemer. Isl Eas
Sept. 7-order WIN, Simpson. Of Park row al
pledges prior July 7. 1904. to No. 4m5i.
Sept s-Order II. Baruch & Son. iG Avenue
all pledges prior Aug: 81. 1904 70 to S9 70 3. $500
,s2 lst av.; all pledges prior Aug. 20. 1904 to No
6l0O0.
Sept. 1i-order B. Dreyer; all pledges 10 NoI
Sept iii. Anderson. SO7 W. 42d ST.. clothing, &c.
pledged prior sept: 1: 1871
Sept. iz-Order H. Stern, SIC 9th av; all pledged
Sept i2-Order II. Manning & Sons. Ss4 sth AZ
1910 ID av. clothing, &c. pledged prior Sept. ?, so
The sun., 1905-09-05

The Leech cup is the most important OF the
matches scheduled for tomorrow, The cup
was presented for annual composition at 800.
900 and 900 yards by Col. I,eech OF the Irish
rife team. Last year 1t was won by George
Cook OF MARYLAND
The sun., 1905-09-05

Good start; won driving Lady Navarro. ch. T..
2, by Pirate OF Pcnsance-C -Catharne Of Navarro:
owned by c. r. Ellison trained BY C. o. Frazier.
FOURTH RACE. .,. .4.
The sun., 1905-09-05
RACE.
Selling: for all ages; ten pounds above the seal,
|, 40 f,dad. aiI and al iuron4 "a. main course

Good START won easily, Collector Jcssup. b. c..
4. Uy Bel Dcmonio-Grimea: owned by !. A. Murray:
trained by George Wobb.E o. ~ 20 .- +.
THIRD RACE.
The Sapphire stakes FOR Two :y6ar .oids: four
pounds below the scale; q, 900 added; penalties
aud allowances: last nve aud a haf furionys
The sun., 1905-09-05
AGENTS WANTED.

wANTED-Ladics. stout and slim. short ani
tall. TO know that the best hitting, best naie .l1
most serviceAbic and satisfactory corsr,>, al ia1
most reasonable prices, arc made by the Al.
FORNlA CORSET CO.. 448-s Fulton street ce]
Hoyt street: entrance No. 10 Hoyt street. Ir. 9l'
Main. IL you can't call. please write.
The sun., 1905-09-05
HELP wANTED-PEMALE.
HELP wANTED-MALE.

COMPOSITIONS wANTED-si9.5o per week
catalogue. job and stone men non union: q
permanent positions In largest job printing ONCE Il
the United States: strike on; splendid opportuniiy
open shop: only sober. competent men VII
Write or csIi, k. X. DONNELLEY & SONS CU
Chicago.
The sun., 1905-09-05

The winners were. Mineola, Mimosa l..
vaquero. Rascal, Paumonak, Mist, Owatonna.
Pup, Fannie and Dod
The sun., 1905-09-05

Good start: won easily; Proper. b. h.. 8. by
Frestonpans-Prm H.: owned and trained BY "
The sun., 1905-09-05

COMPOSITIONS WANTED-Sl9.5O per wee !
catalogue, joo and stone men non union: for ptf}
manent positions In largest joo printing once |
i United states; n splendid opportIniiy; open shSI
looking for steady positions desired Write or ci
X. II. OONNELIEY SONS Co, Chicago.
The sun., 1905-09-05

GOOD s,.rl;; won aIiylng Mgs,, gsyi,s, hr. GA
man; trained by r. Ninun " -.
The sun., 1905-09-05

Poor star: won drivinri Monterey. b. C.. :. BY
Non, ans-Nartcnettc: owned anu trained by
Alpert Simons.
SIXTH RACE.
Labor nay Handicap: for three year -ods and
upward: 81 ,6oo added one mile and a half on the
The sun., 1905-09-05

Q months rent spp.r,II
on purchase. gns.rsI,
Type En-, rs, spc
The sun., 1905-09-05

EXPERIENCED salesman TO take outpu, factor 4
making small handles and other tuinings. a. u 4
box llO sun ONCE.
The sun., 1905-09-05

Fannie. O. o. Iselin Jr............s 25 50 AS 80
SPECIAL Is FOOT cLAss-srARr. i2AO--corRAk ~
NIlEa.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-06
READY FOR WRESTLING
MATCH HERE TONIGHT.
Hansen and Ner0mus Will Meet on
the Mat in washington
Hall.

The wrestling mstcIl tonight prom.
Uses to be one Of the best ever seen in
this CITY. Nefomue, himself, will be
m attraction. The following letter
vas received from his manager this
morning:
II wish you would kindly issue in
your evening paper of your sporting
news. Monday. that Neromus, the
Mexican bull wrestler and strong man
VINO meets n. P Hansen tonight in
Perth Amboy, is in greas shape and
feels conf lent of winning. He has
been training the last four weeks with
George Bothn.r, the lightweight
champion OF the world. and Angus
Faust, the heavy weight crack wrcsI-
Ter, and Jim g Lvin. the Irish cham
pinn. he will leave New York this
afternoon and be in Perth Amhoy at 8
O'Clock In the evening"
The wrestling mat was placed IL
position tt is morning and the hall was
also put In first class order.
Haussn has been putting IN consid-
erabla time tanning for the mach
and he is ready for the game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-06
kin The Field Of Sports%
PROGRAM FOR THE NEXT
ATHLETIC C UB SMOKER.
Arranga ments for the Event Are
Fblut CompIete-S0me Good
Bou s,

The Parth Amboy Athletic Club
expacts to max the entertainment and
smoker which they will give in Kish's
O. lu nbia hall, St,t street. the six
teenth of this monte, the success of
the var.
S tnrday P T. Hug GO, the club
manager. received word from Now
Brunswick that young Hennessey had
charged his mind and wal willing to
go on.
Ths GLOWING is TIE program up to
dat: Hennessey, of New Bruns-
w'ck. and Frank McC nmick. o. this
city "Chs" Colry. of this city, and
G as, of New Brunswick; Charlrs
Birrel!nus, Of this citv, and Grimk,
of New Brunswick; William Lowering,
of New Brunswick, and young Lar.
san, Of Woodbridge.
Admission to the smoker will be for
members of the club O ly, but those
who desire Co join can do so hy seeing
P P. Hughes, of State street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-06
OFFICERS OF NAVY YARD
STUDY The MOTOR BOAT.
Think Gasoline Offers Great Posi-
bill les for sEeed-Many At
tend Show.

Officers from the Brooklyn Navy
Yard again visited tn NJ to, Boat and
Suortemen's Show in M i.on Sou are
Garden last week and made q study Of
the l,test STYLES of motor boats. They
were UNANIMOUS in the opinion that
the gasoline motor offered unlimited
possi' iliti.s for fast work on the
water eve have succeeded very we'll
with tho gasoline engine in our snb-
marine boats" said Ii u entaDt l.. s.
Sharply, who commands the sub.
m~s-ineboa's Porpoisa and 81 arb
"We use a lS5-horsa power four.cylin-
der engine when our boats are on The
gu + &C and electric power when
travelling beneath the water. l can
zee BY the great adj ances being made
ia mo Or boats that before long there
will be a decided increase in the nun.
Der used in the Navy Department
Or Submarine boa,s carry ten o.
twelve men each. and the gasoline
er g;nes drive them at the rate IF Q e I
miles an hour.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-06
hOTiC OF INTENTION.
} whom X NAV CONCERN:

To whom it may concern;
. Notice is hereby given that the Coun-
ell OF the City OF Perth Amboy intends
to construct a sewer in Charles street
from Huntington street north to connecr
with the sewer on State street, and that
IN the oponion Of the Council It will be
necessary to construct said sewer
through lands of William IT. Meredith
and others, or 4 line formed ny the con-
~tinuation ~northerly of the centre line of
Charles street through said lands to q
point opposite the culvert under the
Perth Amboy and Woodbridge Railroad
and thence easterly through said cul-
vert and lands Of said Railroad Com
pany ard OF said William r. Meredith
and others, and of Joseph Gadck on a
straight line to connec with the
in Charles street. Persons objecting
thereto are hereby notified that such OBJ
jections must be fled in the office of the
City Clerk in writing, at ~ before the
expiration of ten days from the date Of
this notice.
Date. Feb. goth 1905.
CHAS. NJ. MCMILLAN,
CI.y Clerk,
1925 2-27 lot
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-06
SPORTING NOTES.

Gns Gardner will meet George Nc
Fadd II at Detroit, March IA. The
weight is 1873 pounds aud the distanct
fifteen Toubds.
Jack O'Keefe and Mika Ward are
expect.d t., fnrnish the wind-up Mt
TT C ion at q hoxIng show to he given
1t Grant Rapids, Mich., March IS
O'Keefe says he is agaiu in goo
shape
The Mccormick whom John L. Sui
Ivan Is reported TO have knocked 90
~ Grand Rapids, Mich tie othe'
night was not Jack Mccormick, Of
Philadelphia, but u G tifornis fighte'
of that name.
"Kid" Wilson, Of Orange, N. j.,
and Billy D,nkle. of Syracuse, are
q o at Wilmington, Wednesda,
night. The other b>u's are: Youns
Joe Grim and "Uuk" Russell, Boil
Wright and Black Demon, Jack Dor
ner AMI Harry Mong han.
". W Coe, Of S~omerville, Mass
who made q new world s record with
the s%ixteen.p ned shot last Saturday,
when he hurled the sphere 10 feet 2TE
inches, Is DESTROYS of meeting Ralpi'
Rose, Of the Chicago A. A, 10 /
specia' shot-putting contest.
TheEacing automobile of Edward
K. Thomas will be- driven by Fl. W
Fletcher in the future. Edward Z
H.wlty, Mr.. Thomas driver in the
past, has resigned the position to con
moot himself with an aut manufactnr.
ing company. fletcher sprang into
rs q result of his remark
ntle driving 10 the Florida and Cuban
tournaments last month.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-06
MOTOR-BOAT SHOW
ATTRACTS THOUSANDS.
6arden Show, with Unique Fea-
lures, Has Been Visited by
l25, 900 Persons.

-Four more days at Madison S uare
Garden and the Motor Boat and
Sportsmen's Show will close. Doring
the past eleven days more than 1876 coo
persons visited the exhibition. The
show is unique in that il is not alone
an industrial affair, bat an amuse
ment enterprise.
Every day yachtsmen from all over
the county have attended, and the
Ice j oarsmen and followers Of water
snorts have been constant visitors.
The graceful and fast motor boats
on exhibition in the big lagoon were
o surpriss, and this season is certain
70 see not only big fleets of power
driven boats on local waters, but com
p titi' n between various styles OF
spAed craft.
This is theatrical day at the show,
and all the leading lights OF the 8 age
have been iuyitsd.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-06
CALEsDAa OF LOCAL EVENTS

Mar. 6-Ball and entertainment
Hoy Trinity Congregation,
BraRa Hall.
Mar. Ball and Drawing, First
Hebrew Ladies Aid Society,
Wilder Hall.
Mar. 7-Fi'st Hebrew Ladies Society,
Wilder Hall
Mar. 7-Lecture, "Othello," Mrs. F.
". kirohel, residence Mrs.
S. R Harrington, Teachers
Course.
Mar. 0-Sociahle, Ladies OF st. Paul's
German chuich.
Mar. ll-.Children's Masquerade,
Braga Singing Society,
Bra ga Hall.
Mar. l2-Prisate entertainment, Brags
Hall.
Mar. l4-Lecture, Hamlet" Mrs. F.
W. Kitchal, residence Mrs.
s. R Harrington, Teachers
Course.
Mar. l6-Ball and entertainments Holy
Trinity Congregation, Braga
Hall.
Mar. lT-Ball, Hanpy Ten Social Club,
| Braga Hall.
Mar. iS-Cake Sale. Ladies' Auxili
ary to the Hospital Associa
ton.
Max. W-Southern Jubilee Singers,
Simpson NJ. Z church.
Mar. 30-Concert and hall, Arheitel
Maennerchor, BraRa Hall.
| Apr 17-Celehration. Woodmen O.
the World, Wilder Hall.
April 24-Annusl Ball, Mcclellan
fIose Company. Wilder Hall
| Apr. 25-First Grand Concert ant
Ball by pupils of Prof. ST
A%ndrassy. Braga Hall,
Ape. 27-Reception, Knights of Pyth
las. Wilder Hall.
April 2S-Bsil-C P,rdee Works EN-
ployees, Wilder Hall.
| Aug, l6 -Annua' excurisnr, Cour
Amboy No. IS, F of A.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-06
Light Plant Boiler Exploded.
1926 2-27 lot

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, March c.
One of the boilers of the city electric
light works exploded. instantly killing
John Davis, the negro fireman. and
fatally injuring Captain Fred w. Ellis
the engineer Of the electric light plant
and of the water works plant, which
are only about ifty feet apart Lewis
Carroll, aged forty-iivr. and John
Dunn, aged twenty-eight. were seri-
ously injured. Carroll was badly burned
about the body and had bis collar bone
broken
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-06
GUN CLUB SHOOT.
ssmbers Had Sport at Florida
Grove Gr0un 8 Saturday.

Saturday Afternoon the Perth Amboy
G. IN Club held a shoot at Floriia
Grove. Sumo Sond shots we're made.
After the shoot q feed" was en-.
joyed.
Some of ttosa who shot were Pau
Na'tinusen, P-ter Skoboe, Tunis
Tunisson, s. G. and P ter
Peterson. No scores of the game were
kept. Thi ty birds we're shut at and
the hiet esr numb r broken was twen-
ty.three and the lowest twelve. Til.
clut will have another shoot within a
short time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-06
FRESHMEN WON.
Nc Cormick Ran Last in the Relay
for the Winners.

The sophomore and freshmen ut
Rutgers Cole 20 had t',i annual re-
lay race on the indoor track in the
gymnasium Fridry night. The fresh
men won The track is twenty laps TO
The mile. and each runner circled the
oval fl o times. W H. Nc Jormick,
Jr F., of this CRY, ran last for rhe fresh.
m.D, wiunn e tH Oily. The fresiies'
time was 4 mlnut ST secon is. The
sophumotes' time was 4:0S1s. The
race was extremely close, and The time
made was excellent.
The race f llowed the dual Rymnas.
ium meet ber ween Ru gAis and Haver.
fond Haverford won by only one
point.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-06
Boxing


The ranks OF the amateur boxers
will probably be augmented by S. S
Jones, the crack high jump-r Of III.
New York a. O. Jones, who has VOL
. ympic, American, Canadian ami
english championships galore. has
Nrown tired. Of the anne ttict Of sail.
ing oger the bar, and, it 10 Iumoreh,
"iil take up more strenuous eXercIs
Nth the mitts.
Gel neated Sam" has always been
! more or less clever With the gloves,
bat it wac MT until he whipped b 9
Dick" Sh-ldon, size Yale football
uiayer, that his cleverness became
generally known. They met in q
friendlv bout up at the Seventh ReRi.
'ucnt, and the way jones' cut no til.
mig sho -putter brought forth express
ions of admiration from the glove de.
cotues present.
Since thas time Jones has been often
deserved working hard in tho n. Y.
A. G. gymnasium, and it is said that
next to one r. Roosevelt, he is Mike"
O~onovan's favorito poril. Sam"
Jones sands 6 feet 3 inches, strips at
100 pounds, and has a tremendous
reach. Should he decided to box in the
chan pinnships his admirers claim that
he will win the l5s-pound title with
ense.
The amateur boxing championship
scheduled to take place at NJ chahics'
Hall, in Boston, tonight. uuher the
ausnices Of the New England Division
# the 4 4 u, may be stopped BY
Chairman Emmons, of the LolIoe com.
mission. A petition sigued by thirty
prominent Brstoniaus ASKS that such
sparring exhibitions be prevented The
singers includ Vicar General Byrne,
cletgYmen of vari US denominations
and presidents Of public order leagues.
Chairman Emmons states the police
Will watch the affair and if thew find
the law violated they will act.
Friday the supreme court of the
handed own Il decision in q test
that q hou, held before q club
@ harRiDg an admission fee, or a club
in which membership G. uld be had at
notice, was a professional affair
and contrary to law.
Emmons detailed policemen to see
if tickets could be bought by outsiders
aud they succeeded in bu~ing tickets,
though they arc net memba,s of any
union connecte with the
A. A. q. Mr.. Emmons, Friday
night, refused to say what course he
should take
Ii thu show goes on It will be q
there being fifty. seven en-.
rleR. including mauy Of the hest in
The business f. om New York, Boston
md other cities. If it is prevented it
practically means the end of the box
pg game in Boston and Massschu-
Ietts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-06

NEW YORK, March 6.-The new
Cunarder Caronia has arrived here
from Liverpool on her maiden trip aft.
er a passage OF . days . hours from
the latter port. made at an average
speed OF 1898 knots. The Caronia
brought 155 saloon. 25S second cabin
and l,2S6 steerGgc passengers. max
ing with her crew of 40 a total OF
Hiss persons on board.