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New-York tribune., 1905-12-20
Y4LE MIKES GOOD FIGHT.
Beaten By Hockey Club of Nsro-
York in Fast, Rough Game

IN a game that was marked by fast. although
somewhat rough. play. the Hockey Club of New
York defeated Yale in q hockey game at the st.
| Nicholas Rink last night by 4 score of to l.
Stanley one of Yales forwards. near the close
Of the contest run into by Phillips, and both
men fell heavily to the ice. When Stanley was
assisted to his feet it was found that he had re
ceived a nasty cut just over his shoe by being
spiked by Russelrs skate, and he had to retire
from the game ordway tool, mis- place
The representatives OF Yale who played the
New York Athletic Club team to tie at the
same rink last week again showed in the game
last night that the university is possessed of
team in the intercollegiate league this season
that will be hard to beat. The Hockey Club
men had to play their hardest throughout the
contest to win. Lang Yale's goaikeeper, showed
that he has a keen eye. and kept several well
directed drives out of the cage Stanley who
was substitute last years team, also played
fast game until the time he was hurt, and won
the honor Of making Yale's only goal in the sec
ond half. The first half ended TO III the
Hockey Clubs favor.
After five minutes OF play-in the first half.
after the puck had been Kept going up and down
the rink at a lively gait, Phillips, on a well
directed drive from the 20-yard line. scored the
first goal for the Hockey Club. Soon after this
Russell was warned for tripping ard Marcus
came in for caution for checking. Then Hus-
sells skate broke and the game was delayed
fifteen minutes until he got new one. When
the contest was resumed and had progressed
few minutes Ellison took RegensbergerS place
as goal tender on the Hockey Clubs side. Just
after hot scrimmage Stanley tripped Phillips
and was sent to the side line minute for the
offence. few, minutes before the close of the
half Bryan made the second goal for the Hockey
Club on a pass from Phillips.
Soon after the second half begun Stanley was
struck by the rubber in the stomach on lift by
Mackenzie. but in few minutes able to re-
sumo play. Then he showed that the injury did
not take any of the speed out of him by making
YaIe's only goal from the 10-yard line.
Bryan made the third goal for the Hockey
Club and five minutes later Russell made the
fourth pass from Kennedy through Phil
lips The lineup and score follow:
New-York tribune., 1905-12-20
ENTRIES AT NEW.oRLEANs.
FAIR GROUNDS.

First (six furIOngs; PurselDesha 112: HaIlow-
Trigg Morse, 1oo; Daniel c., lie; D
10; Wizard King J12 Menoken. III; PatOnville, 1O6
Cyhauucey Oicott. 1OS
Second race (seling: I'VE and half furongs,-Moder-
ator io5; ST. Joha 1o7; Arch oldham IO1; Schoharie
Gold 107: Whorler, 103; Viperine,
sia io7 Albert 1os b1alster, 106; Paul Cildord 102;
Frank 1922 King Cola l0o; Pancreatis, 90:
Jessup. 112
Powers 104; King Ellsworth. 1o7; Pasadena 1O7; Phil
Finch 10. Little Scout, l0T.
Fourth race (handicap six and turongs)-Ialow-
mas %: James Reddic. ia; Redd7nore 1O6 eue Temps
1O1 Favgny, S9; txcteenf 100; Lieber, JOG: Bitter
Brown, 80.
Fifth race (seIlins mle)--Prnce Sam Salrn 1Oa;
Atlas 1O9 MidshipJnan ~: NuteEseker la Consueo
114 Charlie Thompson. 100; Col White III: Brilliant
los Optional 109 saulsberry 106; Merry Pioneer ia
Angeieno Ill wedsewood. Be- Edward Hale io4. Merry
81; Berry Wadden. 100; Mr. jack: los; Ponca ioo Dr.
Hart 10o Ceshier 102 Nones. 10T; Inboden iot: Fa-
New-York tribune., 1905-12-20
YACHT CLUB NOMINATIONS
The Officers for the -Corinthian
Club-Various Notes.

Upon the invitation OF Rear Commodore
Frank S Hastings. the annual meeting of the
Observation-Disclosures Yacht Club will be held
At his residence, No. Is West 50th-st., on Tues
day evening. January 8, at o'clock The trus-
tees have n ade the following nominations for
the clubs officers for 1916:
Commodore, E c. Benedict; vice-c commodore,
William S Pierce; rear commodore, Frank s.
Hsstings; trustees, class of 1909. William K.
Vanderbilt jr., X. j. Matheson and Colgate
Hoyt; secretary, Samuel r. Outeror!dge; treas
urer Frederick 2. Moore; measurer c. Sher-
man Hoyt assistant measurer. John c. Work;
race committee, Henry H. Landon. Irving Cox
Howard c. Smith. Victor l. Cumnock and c. 8.
Hoyt: law committee. Henry W. de Forest ".
q Low jr., ard W. A. w. Stewart; COMMITTEES
on lines and models, John Hyslop. Clinton H.
Crane and St. John Smith.
The annual meeting Of the New-York Yacht
Club at which. the new officers for 1906 will
be elected viii take place at the clubhouse
to- morrow night IT is said that the question Of
throwing open the races to other CLUBS will be
taken up at the Hlsei1nE
At the seaDury yards. at Morris Heights.
cruising power launch is being constructed for
Ernest r. Connett from designs by Henry J.
Cielow. The new yacht. which is 60 feet over
all Go feet inches water line. u feet beam
4 easole.ie engine of 20 horsepower. which it is
expected. viii give her speed OF thirteen knots
aH hour.
Needle is To be The name Of the new high
speed yacht of the scout-AIirage type that IS
being built for Ernest 3. Dane. She Is to be
fitted with a Standard motor. and speed Of
fifteen miles an hour is expected.
It is reported that the Eastern Yacht Clab
has IN contemplation another ocean yacht race
starting this time from Halifax and ending at
Aarbehead The race VIII probably take place
IN August, 1906
New-York tribune., 1905-12-20
Foreclosure Sales.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, KING!

NEW YORK SUPREME COURI, hlNIS
~ County-yviarn II. Kennedy and Carlotta de Costa
Kennedy, his wife, Plaintiffs. against Ellen Eva ben-
others, Defendants-In pursuance inter
and duly made and
entered in the action and bearing date the
9TH day of December 1905 I. the undersigned ths
Referee in said judgment named, VIII sell at public
auction the New Estate Salesroou1s. Nos
IA and 10 Vesey Street the Borough Of Manhattan.
city OF New York the 11th Of January 1905, at
u O'Clock day. by George S Billings, Ref
cree situate in New York County directed
by judgment be sold and therein described as
follows Id Also all that certain lot piece or parcel
OF land situate lying and being in the City Of New
York formerly In the Town Of West Farms, in tie
County Of westchester and state Of New York and and
and designated Lot No. 1Of on map entitled
OF Village, in Town ot West Farms
Westchester County, scale feet equal
to one inch dated Westchester Co, New York Decen
ber 9th 1851 made by Andrew FIndIay. Surveyor,
office CT the Clerk tnow Register q the
County westchester White Pains), which said lot
fronts on west Of Washington Avenue aid
down said Being the premises conveyed
to one william Kennedy by Edgar Van Wrinkle, ES-
ecutor Kate A Kayser. Exeeutrtx. of the last
VIII Testament OF John . Kayser, deceased. oy
deed dSte4 the tsth day OF October 1851 and reored
Register Of the County OF Westchestsr
Iiber 1854 Of Conveyances page T. on the 18Th day
diagram OF said premises according to said Is
follows;
E Sf1
New-York tribune., 1905-12-20
RACING AT THE COUNTY FAIR.
Trotters. Pa ITS, Thoroughbreds and Don
keys TO Meet N the Garden.

Fsassaes for tae-acrse races 10 be decided at the
Couaty Fair III Madison Square Garden beginning
r,ext Tuesday right have alied remarkably T.eli.
'rha programme provides for sprint and distsnea
rSceE Fs1-iI running horses alf.-trs, Tuttefs.
PAGERS ana eoEkeys via compete.
~ Ire cbase for ~olnens hunters The horses gili
a)e ridden NJ women A particularly attractive
r1nRIag horse race wzu be between jockey, 4
COW l5y. farmer and woman EiGe.-
New-York tribune., 1905-12-20
JOCKEY BACK FROM RUSSIA.

John c. Mitchell, the American jockey who has
been riding Russia Baron Slower arrived here
yesterday on the Hamburg american liner Bluecher.
Mitchell said that he won large number of races,
but the conditions in Russia were intolerable, and
he decided to return to America He said he might
return If the situation changed for the better.
Mitchell was in WARSAW when a riot took place.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-20
NAVY TO MEET INDIANS AND TIGERS.

Annapolis. Nd. Dec ls-Athletic relations be-
tween the Carlisle Indians and the midshipHen viii
be renewed by the playing of game of baseball
next season probably on May z OF May 1s. The
teams nave neve met in baseball. and football
games cams 10 as5 nd some Yeals ago en- account
q some unpleasantness. Another new name on the
schedule IS thar Of Princeton, which v-iE b. IN
i.ssafi.-fi for thr frst tiFne.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-20
NEW RECORD FOR UNION PACIFIC.

Union Pacific made new high record yesterday,
reaching 1477s The dealing a large scale
There was much comment and many guesses as
to the Identity OF the buyers but the general be
lief was that HiIi-MOrgan interests were trying
obtain control was intinated in The Tribune on
New-York tribune., 1905-12-20

York; By the Grace Of God. free and indgpsade1tt i
To Lucis NJ. Franklin. Eugene ". G. Sniff Emily O
Dunn. Theresa A Clairn. Florence A Shift Ll9n oliver
Shift Eva Madeline Shift. Henri EspaiSne. Charles
d'EspaEns. Marguerite Prat Eugene Shift Henry Shin.
Marie Espaiene, Georges Gauter. Theodore Fl shift
Rene de St. MaTceaux and all interested IN
Estate Theodore Shift Ct County of New
York deceased creditors Iegatees. next OF kin or
otherwise, Send Greeting:
You each Of you are hereby cited and required
personally to be and appear before our Surrogate OF ne
County Of New the Surrogates Court Of said
County, held County Court House in the County
York, 9th day OF February. 1905 at half
past ocloc the forenoon of that then ana
there judicial settlement Of the account OF
proceedings Of Adrian Isen Executor OF the Last
VIII Testament Of said deceased and such Of a.
hereby cited, under the Of tVenty-one
years are required to appear by your guardian 7 you
one. If you 10 and apply ror
to be appointed, IN the event Of your neglect Or
failure do a guardian viii he appointed by ths
Surrogate represent you the proceeding
Testimony Whereof have caused the seal Of the
Surrogate Of the said County Of New York 70 b
hsrsunto affixed.
Witness Hon. FRANK T. FITZGERALD. SurroRats
said County the county Of New York the 1lth
day Of December IN the of Lord one thousand
nine hundred and five.
ISeal1 JAMES A. DONNE4LLt1
Clerk SurrOgates' Court
WHITRIDGE, BUTLER c RICE. Attorneys for Ex-
ecutor. 80 Wall Street New York City.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-20
eoa n.IAL oYMNsaTlc 49,.

Tic management Of The Columbia symnasiie team
IS ul.tans arrangements for gym" meet with the
I-nirarelfy of Pennsylvania The date viii prob
ably be ia thu lest par If January This sTiH be
re aisr time t5al sie tesas 3a-e sf.er sev-
efscl Veare
New-York tribune., 1905-12-20
WILLIE DUNN IN eoLFINe VEIN.

Willie Dunn, the veteran golf professional showed
trace of oIdtime brilIiancy in a match with l. I.
Robbins. a member Of the New-York Golf Club
over the Van Cortlandt Park links yesterday
Dunn went out in SO and home in an even 40 for
total of 73, especially good for this time of the
year. The course record is 20, made last summer
by Alec Smith. Dunn's card follows:
In Gu' '',:..44 S9S-7s
New-York tribune., 1905-12-20

Dated Borough Of Brooklyn New York city December
18th, 1905.
GEORGE s BILLINGS Referee. Court Street Bor-
ough OF Brooklyn. New York city.
HUGHES & HEISTAD. Attorneys for Plaintiffs 25 Court
Street Borough OF Brooklyn. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-20
NEw-xoRk.
BERMUDA
Citations.
nm PEoPLE Of THE STATE OF :


THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York by the grace Of God. free and independent.
to Marion Buclsr, David Stevenson Elizabeth Stevenson
Florence Stevenson Margaret Bent Malcolm Stevenson
Philip Stevenson. Florida II. Clark. Rena C1arE
knckerbocker Trust Company, general guardian o.
the property OF Philip Stevenson. Florida II.
eKecutTix Of the will and testament Of Sevannes "
Stevenson, deceased and to all persons interested
estate Of Sewanuee NJ Stevenson late OF the
New York. deceased creditors lesatees Of kin
otherwise, =end greeting: You and each Of you
hereby cited and required personally be and
before Surrogate of the County Of New York.
the SuTrogStes Court Of said held the County
Court House. in the County OF New York. hs
9th dar of February 1906 half past O'Clock tia
forenoon OF that day then and there attend judicial
settlement OF the account Of proceedings CT James Nc
said deceased; and such Of as are hereby cited
under the Of twenty-one years are required
appear by your guardian II you have OF II you avs
none 10 appear and apply for 10 be appointed
In the event Of neglect failure TO do so. guard
ian Will De appointed the Surrogate ard
act for you in the proceeding.
testimony whereof have caused seal q ths
Surrogates Court OF said County New York
hereunto affixed
Witness Hon. Frank 7. Fitzgerald. surra-
gate Of said County. at the County Of New
Il s. York the 18th dag OF December. in the year
Of Lord thousand nine hundred and
JAMES A DONNELLT.
Clerk Of the Surrogate's Court
THOMAS + FARRELL.
Attorney for Executor
261 Broadway, New York.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-20
TWELFTH REGIMENT ATHLETIC GAMES.

E-7snss ca sstafday evssiag. January - ~ the
arnsoF5. s5l-sL asj ieeiuTahps-aye Eighteen karat
gold raedais Wi ~ given as prizes N eaeL event.
]sutrss may - iaade sglt j. !. NfcHUgl-, 10 49,
1ast .9t!3-sf: IJ5eges < CIusf. NJ. . J0hn-gf or
S<.sstenagt z. EIsner. 18th Regiment
New-York tribune., 1905-12-20

CfoaIs--For Hockey Club OF Eew-York: Bryan
Phillips Russell. For Yale Stanley. Referee-Con r
New-fork Athletic Club. Time OF haiyes-Tv
min
New-York tribune., 1905-12-20
INC scOre fOlloWs:

A Lowenbug-9 !, 3; %, o %. l. g. i, 2 /. O. o, /.
:. ii, o, & /. l. %. q, j. q O. 8. 10 s. s. o. s. / O.
/ 2 f. O. l. 8. O. O. s. s. 2, g. .. Total, 800; average
32-67; high runs 20. % and %.
C. E. Van vleck-O. o, 8, 0. ., l. g. O. 1e 3. o, l. g.
13 g. O. O. g. g. o. g. o, 16. + 2 !, T. 1, 3, o. 2 o, l.
s. o. l. 10. O. ], 4. O. o. 5. 81 s. ]. l. o. l. o, 0, O.
o O. 3. O. J. z 4. 49, 8. 3. - 4 Total, 242: average
4l-67; high runs 2l, 10 and 10
New-York tribune., 1905-12-20

A LoweDburg defeated C, z. Van Week in the
afternoon game by score of 500 to 242. The play
ing the latter not TO the usual good form
he showed In his previous games in the tourna-
rnent
New-York tribune., 1905-12-20
BILLIARDS.

William Gershel, by winning last nights game in
the amateur billiard tournament at Maurice Day's,
is now the leader of the seven contestants, he
having onsthree games and lost only one. Last
night he defeated c. E. White by SO points. the
final score being: GersheI. 800: White. 2n. Ger
shells average 5.35-55. that of White 425-4
Lewenberg and Van Week are now tied. each hav-
ing won three games and lost two
New-York tribune., 1905-12-20

oiershel-o. %. 16. 49, g. Is ? O. 4 O. /. l. o. s. 1s 25
C. g. 5. 2. y. 2 4 o. 0, /, o. 19s 3. T. 2
1s O. 4 ;. o. IA 3. l. s. 0. g. l. %, 0, 13. Total
300; average. 25-55; high runs II 2S 25 10 90 =
G. I5 . o. O. l. O. Q. o, 0, 0. 0. g. r. 0. a. o, 3. O.
27 g. 49, H. l. l. O. o. O. 10 ]. /, O. 0. Total, 241
average 4 25-54; high runs % 27 10.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-20

THOMAS + FARRELL.
Attorney for Executor.
261 Broadway New York
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DEATH NOTICES

SM1TH-Margaret, November Is age s.
years at the residence OF her daughter,
Mrs. John English, 1871 Webster street.
Funeral Friday morning at o'clock from
Holy Family church lnterment Holy
Sepulcher.
IvERs-Mrs. John w. on wednesday. No
vember Is.
Funeral Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock
from residence, 500 South Twenty-eighth
street. Interment at Kankakce, Ill.
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Madame Paree, shaving facial massage,
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STOVES Replated. Omaha Plating Co..
~ 1908 Harvey St. Tel. 25S5;
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NEW classes formed for adult beginners at
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MEDICAL

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PIANO CLUB

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, 1905-12-23
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

At the Johnson-Fred Snyder, Clar-
ence England, Chicago; Frank Abbott,
Denver; r. f. Hecht, Centennial; Joe
Vogtlin and wife, Chadron, Neb.; G. l..
Erhadr, Cheyenne; Ella Franzen, Rock
River; S. ]. Younce, E. L. Ellis, Sarato-
ga; David Pritchard and wife, Ogden.
At the Kuster-Hugh Ross, Their
mopolis; R. q. Boughton, agent Of I'm
Gle Josh Spruceby," Frank Bailey, Man
del; John Lindsey, Jelm; William
Jones, Hanna.
At the Union Pacifc-W. B. EN-
mons, j. a. winkier, jT., Riverside
ranch; f. B. Kendall, Rock River; w
H. Peterson, P. A. Beck, Fred Jacobson,
Cheyenne; C. F. Mosle, Colorado
Springs; C. E. Arden, Omaha.
, 1905-12-23
Mission Bullets at Holli lays. 112t2
kinu of All Couch Medicines.

Mr.. e. G. Case, a mailcarrier of Can
ton Center, Conn, who has been in the
United States service for about sixteen
years, says: we have tried many
cough medicines for Group, but Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy is king of all
and n to be relied upon every time.
We also find it the best remedy for
coughs and colds, giving certain re-
suits and leaving no bad after effects"
For sale by Eggleston Drug company.
, 1905-12-23

FINE EATING PEARS AT THE
LARAMIE GROCERY CO. 112t2
, 1905-12-23
MINING TOWN A
kIhhHE ar

The new town, founded at the -four
ishing mining camp of Copper noun
tain, has been named Birdseye. 1t is
located in what is thought by all min
ing experts to be the coming gold and
camp of the Rocky mountain
region, and a great future is predicted
for it.
On the advent of the Burlington rail
road into the Big Horn basin, the town
of Worland will be moved across the
Big Horn river and located on the east
side. where the road will run.
, 1905-12-23

FANCY MALAGA GRAPES, Csc
PER POUND, AT THE LARAMIE
GROCERY COMPANY. 1922
, 1905-12-23
All SAY VICTIMS
BURIED AT ROCK SPRINGS.

The six remaining bodies of the vic
tins of the wreck at All Say were bur
led in the cemetery here last Monday
afternoon, says the Rock Springs indie
pendent. The graves were arranged
in a circle, the foot of each coffin point
ing toward the center. A tombstone
will be erected in the center and the
names of the victims buried and man
ner of their death will be inscribed on
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