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The Washington times., 1908-08-03

Monte Cross Is working hard for the
success Of the Blues. He Is always on
the coaching line when not AT bat and
ne has few superiOrs working the short
field. At least they're hard 70 find IN this
company.-Columbus (Ohio) Citizen.
The Washington times., 1908-08-03

Kid Elberfeld's announcement thai he
Will not play any more this season must
come as message OF peace 10 the UNI
rtiraS
The Washington times., 1908-08-03

Just about the time AfcAleer makes
up his mind 10 shunt Waddell onto
of them there" games and is forgiven
for a few minutes
The Washington times., 1908-08-03
The Score

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The sun., 1908-01-09
BENSONHURST Y. &. MEETING.
Matter OT nptOn Cup May BE Referred to
Committee Omcers Elected.


The annual meeting OF the Bensonhurst
Yacht Club vas held last night in the Assem-
bly,. Fulton street. Brooklyn. Commodore
William n. Childs presided. The officers and
committees reports showed that the club
vas nourishIng and had had a good racing
season.
Commodore Childs made some mention Of
the Upton cup. The Bensonhurst. owned BY
the club, scored the most points in the series
for this trophy. but there has been some delay
IN announcing the winner because the boats
did not comply with the conditions governing
the cup. Commodore Childs explained that
he had seen some correspondence With Sir
Thomas Lipton and Il had been suEReste ed that
the matter be referred 10 committee com
posed Of Addison q. Hanan and Harry T..
Maxwell. The club decided to leave the matter
in Commodore Chilis's hands with power
He also spoke Of the proposed new class
for which he had offered the price OF the
present financial strinRency he thought IL
might be better perhaps to Offer a good cup
meet NJ ths rommo3oaes TTp once nn G,i
to settle this matter.
The Commodore appointed vice-C Commo-
to confer with the Crescent Athletic Club
and see II some arrangement could not he
made by which the members Of the Crescent
club could avaiI themselves OF tho privileges
Of the Bensouhurst Yacht Club house aud
ANCHORAGE during the season
The election OF officers resulted as follows:
Commodore, william II. Chlids: vice commodore
William J. OMEN; rear commodore. Samuel Cock
rAne; secretary, W. W. W. Roberts, treasurer Leo
A. Mcnghe: measurer. Alfred MackAy. Race com
mittee-lOhn Brown, chairman: Richard W. Rum
lncl George y. beston, George Y. lie Savage
William T.. lnslre. House committee c. VI. clay
ton. chairman. G. J., Dingens. Arthur r. Wells
Nominating committee Arthur e.. Bellows. chair.
man Rchard B. Moore. &. Il. clayton. John /.
EEgeri. Audit comm!ttecy 4. y. Hawkins. chair
rccLOrs-Alfred r. MAckay. Richard n. Moore
\. J. Boyd. Delegates TO the Yacht Racing Asso
n f1TNWegRnn RAY nFnVrn
H. lie SAuvsge. Delegates 10 the American Power
Boat Association-Wslter NJ. Bieing, Arthur T.
Wells.
The sun., 1908-01-09
YACHT FOR 4 LONG, CRUISE.
w. Harry brown Orders BIg Schooner for
Trip Around the World.

W. Harry Brown. who has given an order
Tor big auxiliary schooner, int ends 10 cruise
around the world in his new yacht as soon
a. II in finished. This yacht. which will bs
the largest vessel built In this country this
winter and viii also be the largest vessel oi
its type owned on tbs side of the Atlantic
has been designed 6y Swazey, Raymond a
Page and Is to be built AZ Iawley's Boston
yard The yacht is TO be named Visitor II.
and II Is said will cost about sos go. Mr.
Brown IA PittsbUrg man and he has owned
for some seasons the fast steam yacht Visitor
in which he has cruised up and down the coast
The new yacht will be much larger than
the Alcyone. which was built last winter AZ
1awleys for IA. W. Putnam, Jr, and will be
very luxuriously fltted
The general dimensions Of the boat will be
Over air ig7 feet inches; water line, $50 feet
beam, y feet inches; normal drsught. IS
feet. She will have displacement OF 500
fresh water capacity win be about 20 tons
She viii have for auxiliary power a triple
viii have one Scotch boiler. Her "cG contract %
speed under steam will be n knots She
will be complete steel vessel of three decks
All the modern appliances that go to make
for comfort on pleasure craft will he found
IN the Visitor ". She will have a special
tIstDn psm asa s6s a Ip3s' G ba eao9rSye o3 S ven
and lighted by elect ricitv. In addition TO her
complement of lifebosts she will have two
steam Launches 20 use IN navigating waters
She will he maRnihcentlv fitted throughout
and will be a veritabls floating palace with all
the Injuries one could obtain az 4 first class
hotel. There will he q large library and
music roon smoking and lOunginR rooms
and suites OF staterooms with baths con-
meet ed
The vessel has been designed and will he
built with a view to seaW Ori Illness and com
fort. She will be quite a fine auxiliary cruiser
for she will have a complete armOry of small
arms. with rapid FIRE guns
In the spring OF 1909 MIR Brown and hi,
wife and two children will start on a tour OF
the world 4 trip will be made to the Gulf OC
Mexico first, then 20 the Panama Canal and
then to South America. Atripup the Amazon
River Will be one Of the features OF the first
VOYAGE hr. Brown will keep the yacht IN
commission for several wears alb the wear
round. for no cOntemplstes trip to little
known regions IN the south Pacific, among
the islands and TO Asiatic ports She will nv
the nag OF the New York and Indian harbor
Yacht clubs
The sun., 1908-01-09
RACING Ar NEW ORLEANS.
OM Honesty, 10 to ., Wins the Old HIckOr,
HandIcaD.

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. Sod Honesty, an
added starter at 10 to J. won the Old Hickory
Handicap. at one mile and a quarter. at the
Fair Grounds to-day. Old Honesty was
splendidly handled by J. Lee. With the eN-
Ception OF Docile and Warner GrisweIl we'll
played outsiders swept the card.
First RAce-Five and a half furlongs -Javotte
iO1 C. kOcrnen, TO !, won; SAlnesAw 100 u. Leel
TO second; Frescau % IS. Flynn. 50 to l. third
Time. iI2 rs. Dlvorcee AnsoniA. Ethel Carr,
Inauguration. Bitterly, AusplclOus. Agnes Wood
DOnAldO and Mamie May also ran.
Second Race-One mile and 20 ysrds-WArner
Grisweu, iOS ". POwers, "a 10 3 won; Grenade. los
: TO /. third. Time. iSS Tudor. Rowaway'
MOnere. George Bailey, Don Hamilton. CTeel,
Charlie Thompson, Mlltiades, Prince FOTtunatus,
fOnsOluca, HAmmcTaWAy and PrUteus also ran
Third RACe-SiK fuTlOngs-PedrO. N ~. No
Cahey1. = to !, won. HiggnbothAm. Is u. sumter
Is TO 5, second; COOney X. ~ kenRedyD. to /,
third. Time. tIS2 5. De Reszke HAdkama, Gold
proof, Refined, Sallle Preston. Frank Lord. Avaun-
tocT Red Gauntlet and No Quarter also ran.
Fourth RGce-Old Hickory Handicap; one mile
and a quarter-Old Honesty. lOe u. LeeJ, 10 10 l.
won. TemAceo li3 (NOtter1, Q to 3. second: Plant
land, tO7 Lloyd. TO :, third. Tine. 21Z as.
FlAvigny, Donna and Pasadena also ran
Fifth RAce-Six iuTOnEs-Mes Delaney, p2 (S
Flynn), II TO g. won. Coon, % (MOlesWorth), 20 l.
second Platoon. O. (N. Kennedy. 5 To 1, third
Tune, las is. Chief Hayes. Our Boy, Keator
Sixth Race-one mile and three -sIEleenths- Do
Oi a. sumter. . 70 2 third. Time. aoI IS. java.
nese. Bellcview. Katie Powers and klameshA II.
also ran.
The sun., 1908-01-09
TRYOUT ON PACIFIC COAST.
Games VIII Re Held I'm May to AIti IN SeIec-
fiOn OF Olympic Team.

The executive committee Of the American
Olympic games committee. consisting of
Caspar Whitney. Julian W. Curtiss. Barlow
$. Weeks. Gustayus 7. Kirby. Joseph r.
Msccabe. Everett G. Brown. Luther II. GuliCk
and James =. sullivan. has decided that
II n advisable to have an Olympic tryout on
the Pacific Coast. open TO the athletes in the
territory OF the Pacific Coast Association
and the Pacific Northwest Association Of
the Amateur Athletic Union. This fryout
will be held some time in May under the same
conditions as the tryOuts which will be held
in Chicago and in the East.
In allOtting this tryOut to the Pacific Coast
the committee stipulates that IL will be held
with the distinct understanding that II is
its aim 20 he guided in the selection OF she
team by the winners OF the events, but by no
means will include on the selected team every
athletewho wins an event on the programme.
The committee appointed 10 look ont for
this meeting are 5. :. PeiXOttO, r. n. LHOm-
medieu and Herbert Hauser of the Pacific
Coast Association. +. F. Morgan, c. &. HOlzell
and 4. s. Goldsmith Of the Pacific Northwest
Association.
The sun., 1908-01-09
MONUMENT TO HANLAN.
Rice, the Columbia Coach, starts Fund to
Honor Great OArsman.

movement has been started by James
Rice, the coach OF the Columbia crews. TO
raise q fund to erect q monument in memory
Of the late Ned Hanlan. the ex-champion oars
man and former coach at Columbia. Rice
coached and trained HanlAn for upward of
eisht years and was a very close friend OF
the famous OarsmSn. Rice has interested
and alumni at Columbia in the scheme. and
vest erday started the subscription list by
contributing 800.
The monument is to be built in the waters
of Lake Ontario, opposite HAnlAn's Point
on the new rowing course. Rice returned
tended tbs funeral OF the former champlon
He was much moved by the death OF his old
friend. and when he returned to Colum bia
he Immediately start I'd the subscription
Already many Of the alumni have sent in
contributions, which in turn will be for
warded to Toronto, where another fund
has been started.
The sun., 1908-01-09
LAWN TENNIS.
william v. CPaEin, JT., Defeats IIls IBrOther
FOR SeN enth Regiment Title.

William y. Crhgin. Jr.. won the singles
lawn tennis championship Of the seventh
Regiment yesterday afternoon on the indoor
courts OF the ArmOry. SiNty-siNth street
and Park avenue. Ne finished up his match
wit h his brother. Calhoun Cragin. a former
hold er Of the title. winning three sets to one
by Ine score q 10 y, 30 B-3.
calhoun CrHgin led on In the service vest err
day aud he was remarkably speedy IN the
third set 50 aggressive was the attack at
the net that the nrst four games OF this set
were scored against service. In winning the
fourth Calhoun Cragin executed some bril-
liantIy placed shots in "A long rally Then
hP took he next three games in order. William
CraRn forced the sixt and seventh games
to deuce only to lose them. William took the
eighth game hut lost the set at IS. The
games held even up to all of the fourth act
Williams service again prevailed as he won
the seventh game by "A love score on his aces
lie won the set and match at G.-3. The sum
mary:
Seventh Regiment Championship SiHgles-FinAI
and championship rOund-WllliAm B CraRin, Jr.,
defeated Calhoun Cragn. "a, IO-s. "a. "a
CtAsA A; Handicap Singles semi ANAL round
Robert T. Bryan. minus -. defeated l.. II. Fitch,
minus 10. "a. "a William B. Crhgn Jr., minus
20. defeated calhoun CTagin, minus 30, SO
Final nalRound-RobertT. Bryan, minus 80. defeated
william b. CEagln, Jr.. minus 10. BY default
The sun., 1908-01-09
MORE TROuBEE own EWRY.
Legislation Committee % A. A. u. state.
That jumper Mas Rnsnsnded Hiu,sslr,

N~s SaAnpcS mAe SaapuMue1 uAuisoNs
The legislation committee Of the Amateur
Athletic Union held = meeting yesterday
afternoon for the purpose Of OOnferring on
the recent doinRs OF the registration Oom-
mittse Of the Metropolitan Association In
regard 70 the Ewry case and other matters
Of interest 20 amateur sport. AZ the trial
OF EWry on Tuesday evening two members
Of the committee. Fevan9 andJ. T. Mahoney.
stated that they had given permission 20
EWry 10 compete st unsancklonsd meets,
and on this EWFy built a good deal Of his
defence. Then thu COMMITTEES reserved
decision. and the whole proceeding stirred
Yesterdays ooDclaye WAS held behind
closed doors. but Barlow 9. Weeks. chair
man q the Legislation COMMITTEES and an
things Of vital importance which the local
registration committee seemed not 10 OBJ
~. Of the constitution. which says:
Any person competing or exhibiting a. open
sPorts. o. any athletic entertainment that 2 not
TSas5 SS Sr 'S sSI s1SSSS SSs q SS sS
sp9rts given under sanction Of the AmSteur Ath-
Ths registration committee Of the association
Sav. &c powsr 3 rsinSSs % any one % GIsSSsned
ifit shall thinE st. "'''
Ip making the case more clear Mr. Weeks
tiO% of ~ sSs e rass sEs iS GsrS ssspssndsd
and 20 bring him up for trial is all wrong:
AZ the rule clearly states, he suspended himself
by his own action. The only course open
70 the registration committee under the cir
cumstances was 70 give him a hearing II he
cared to apply for reinstatement. Ewry's
assertion that members Of the registration
committee gave him permission 20 compete
at these unsanctioned meets In OF little ac-
count. No member Of the registration conf
mittee has any such power or authority,
IL was learned that u meeting OF the national
A. A. a. board of governors would be called
in few days. when matters Of Importance
would be threshed out; II 10 admitted THAT
the amateur question here II in bad shape
and drastic measures will hRVe>fo be adopted
to set matters on an easier plane. Local
authorities have shown themselves unable
70 cope with the situation, so higher ap,
tbority will have to deal with the iseue. said
a man high In authority vest sterday. Tho
local Iegist ration committee. especially Neyins
and Mahoney, are a joke and ought TO resign.
They are unit for the position a. long az
they are not competeDt TO enforce the 4. A. I.
rules, These rules are before them and 80
simple that n child might digest them, yet
the registration committee seems not TO have
the least conception OF 1he proper way TO
act.
Harry l.. Hillman explained YES. erdsy that
the 1 be received on the Montreal trip WAS
for expenses.
The sun., 1908-01-09
DARTMOUTH WINS AT HOCKEY
DEFEATS PRINCETON'S TEAM IN
A WELL CONTESTED GAME.
Result . surprise 60 Hockey Enthusiasts
Princeton. Holder % the ChamDIon-
ship. OutpIayed &C Every POInt-DAFt-
mouth Players Are Good skaters.

ship. OutpIAyed &C Every POlnt-DAFt.
mouth Players Are Coed skaters.
Dartmouth's team Of hockey players fur
nished a surprise at the st. Nicholas Skating
Rink last night. They met PrincetOn's team.
the holders OF tho championship. In an inter-
collegiate tournament game and won by q
score Of to ,. The winners took tho lead
In the first half. scoring twice. white Prince
ton failed TO land the puck In the net. In tha
second half Princeton's players did better
work. They played an aggressive game and
shot many times for goal. scoring twice. but
the players from New Hampshire also scored
and so kept the lead to the finish.
u was an interesting game. Both sides
played good hockey. but the New Hamp-
shire men sksted better than the Princeton
men. were faster and knew a little more
about the game. They shot well too and
we're able To send the pucks toward the goal
from almost any point without 1t opping to
recover themselves, and in this they clearly
6SSamoutS 6S%9 and fSSoocE Tor Princston. had
Several S very hard shots and played a cool
game. Peacock too stopped many accurate
shots and did we'll The game was clean
one. Not a player was sent TO the bench
and no one was hurt.
Dartmouth began the attack and soon
m;nntss ~ Dlay y" Foo,s snatcbsd the puck iE
= scriInmage in front Of Prinoeton's goal and
landed II in tho net. Then for several min
utes the game was very open. Each side
made strong attacks. but the defences were
good and saved many goals After twelve
minutes play Perry cleyerly lodged through
the Princeton line. He carried the puck
with him the whole length of the rink and
iust as he shot VAS tripped. HIS aim WAS
good, though, and the rubber shot by Peacock
and into the net making the score to in
favor of Dartmouth.
In the second half Leake went on as rover
FOR Princeton in place Of Coz. Princeton
started In 10 rush things and several times
nearly scored. and after several strong attacks
Osborne got he puck from a pass out back Of
the net and sent n into the net.
This gave the Princeton followers SOME
courage and they cheered enthusiastically,
but Foote for Dartmouth offset this soon after
ward by scoring on a neat shot from the side
Of the rink Later Osborne scored. sending
she puck into the net after BUMPED had
stopped ~. but before no could turn IT away.
The teams lined nm as follows.
The sun., 1908-01-09
Yale AIsO Drops Rowing Race with
Columbia.

IL was announced yesterday by ". y.
Moore, manager OF the Columbia crews.
that no race will take place between either
Harvard or Yale and Columbia next spring
No reason IL given for the discontlnuanoe
OF the Harvard Columbia contests, while
the Yale management is inAuguratinR a
new policy OF having only intercollege con-
tests In addition to those with Harvard.
The Columbia 0arsmm and Coach Rice
the Blue either In New York or at New Haven.
but no nnal arraneements could be made.
although IL u understood that the under
graduates Of both institutions were In favor
Of the contest. Columbia viii row Annapolis
IN the mlddies 10 not receive permission
TO row at Poughkeepoie. otherwise no race
will take place between the two crews.
The sun., 1908-01-09
G.. c. n. Y. FRESHMEN WIN.
Crippled stuyyesAnt Basketball Team
Beaten by m 20 IL. q

The c, G. N. Y. freshman basketball tea IN
took the Stuyvesant High School boys into
camp yesterday afternoon Rt the StuyVesant
gymnasium with q SCORE Of n 10 Is.
Only two OF the regular Stuyvesant tea IN
were playing. the others being ineligible. be-
cause Of studies. and there was conseuuently
lack OF team work on that side. The fresh
men played an exceedingly rough game, and
most OF StuyyesanCs points were scored from
fouls. DowlinR Of Stuyyesant was very clever
and made large majority Of his teams
points.
The sun., 1908-01-09
IiOlH.

PNEHURsT. N. C.. Jan. s,-FOur ball handi-
cap subscription foursomes. the combined
scores OF the pairs on the best selected twelve
holes. tout and in to count. provided nove
contest to-day. Emerson Armstrong OF Fox
Hills and Chisholm Beach OF Garden City each
playing with handicaps Of two, won over a
held Of ten pairs. The scores:
Emerson Armstrong. Fo1 Hills. = and Chisholm
kagyl. . and n. J. CondNR, WYkaEy1l s, 107. n, +.
Hurd Pi!tsburg Country, and 4. o. Black, Buffalo.
Creamer. DamariscOtta, Maine, Z, lll r. p. Bel
den, Hartford County; q 1nd 9. l. Becker. Wood :
OrmsOee, Alpine. Trinity. ". j., o.. Ii4 W. L.
Murphy. PitSSGSry, Z Lars anS Paul A. bar Pitt;6uIg
.. N. Robinson. Lhtletoi. IL. Iis. s. " Blake
Toronto. "a and Charles Sayles. South Shore Field
a. Ii6.
The sun., 1908-01-09
New Jersey Yacht club Omcers.

The New Jersey Yacht Club held its annual
meeting an Tuesday night at the new club
house on Newark Bay, Bayonne. and elected
DENIM, Commodore; Thomas Watson. Woe
oommOdore; Charles Sage, rear commodore:
James Owens, George Rinker and George
Hughes secretaries: James DOdd, treasurer.
and DR. Charles Iimeburner. fleet surgeon
Thirty new members were elected.
The sun., 1908-01-09
BUFFALO MEN CONTROL TRACK.
Syndicate Buys Interest Of New York and
western Men In RaceCOurse.

BUFFALO. Jan. S.-Bufalo men now control
the KenllwOrth Park racetrack In this city.
A deal has Just been closed whereby the inter-
est held In tho track by New York and Western
men has been acquired by a syndicate OF
Buffalo men. consisting Of John N Scatherd,
George Bleistein, 8, II, Knox, Oliver j. Ca
bRna, Jr.. Daniel Good. George Lattimer, w r.
Taylor and II. Montgomery GerraDs. the last
named OF whom is president OF the Buffalo
Racing Association.
The men now IN control have applied TO the
Jockey Club for racing dates from June 20 TO
lt Is understood that Joseph A. Murphy, who
was manager Of the track last year. VIII con-
tlnue this year In the same capacity.
The sun., 1908-01-09
indian HArbor Yacht club Omcer..

Commodore Roy A. Rainey. owner OF the
schooner Invader. and who is now having
a 22s foot steam yacht built on the Clyde
has been renOminated by the nominating
committee OF the Indian HarbOr Yacht Club.
n0IIn0uoJvs "a haiSy nSS @ No S;n n1rn IN the
appreciated by the members. II. W. Hanan
owner OF the slOop Aspirant has been nomi-
nat ed for the ofYice OF Nice-COmmodore and
Lorenzo ID. Armstrong. owner OF the schooner
Grampus. a. rear commodore. Tho nOmi-
nations OF other officers and committees
will be announced shortly.
The sun., 1908-01-09
Tiger. sport with n. Y.U. Baske,bsn Team,

PRINCETON, Jan. s.-PrinoetOn defeated
New York University ln basketball here this
afternoon by the score OF ~ to IS. A few
minutes after the initial whistle Halliday
Meese and Ryan bOmbarded the basket for
the Zig Tigers leading 50 to 4. The New Workers
were pretty we'll petered out An the SECOND
round. while the Tigers let up perceptibly.
Princeton made IL points in this half and
New York ~. Capt. Halliday and Meese
Of Princeton were especially fast throughout
Heiser aud Capt. Howe proved TO be the
visitors strongest asset.
The sun., 1908-01-09
New York. New Haven & Hartford 2 .R.

Trains depart from Grand Central station. sd
ST. and 9TH AV., as follows. for: =
BOSTON. Via New London and Prov.-ttnoM
'xllOO2 A. NJ, t;uOO 'xli O8. snxS00. tSISO0
EE.51s, 'fisOO p. NJ. Via wililmGntic-tSeosk a. ".
1901 P. NJ. Wa Springneld-tS:lS A. NJ 'al7Ne
'AOO, 100 p. NJ.
LSEeyiils ana NcrteIE A NJ ta;s ? y
Ticket otices at cGid Cent? SIN and cissth st..
also at cas- 100. clSS4 5way ess Union So, ciss
Mad. Ave, CiOO W. it5th S.. z7es Third Ave: in
Bxlyn, c4 Court ST.. l7S Nostrand Ave. SO B'way.
DAILY. Except Sundays. fStops at 18th Sc.
IStops at Ilbth st. Sundays only. tParlor car
limited. HAS dining car. cPaTlor and Sleeping
car tickets also.
The sun., 1908-01-09

A match has been arranged at is:s balk
line billiards between George slosson and
George sutton. The contest will extend
for ten nights. 500 points being played At Slos-
sons Academy each night. The series will
op en- on January 10.
At Dalys Academy last night Narcotic
made ail points TO McLauRhlln's 800 in their
is:2 balk line billiard match. The score for
the two nights Is: Mclaughlin. 600. Narcotic,
a0O
The sun., 1908-01-09
New York Nationals Get n Week 70 Pay
81 600 Fine.

CINCINNATI. Jan. s.--Ths National Base
ball Commission at its closing session to-day
directed that John T. Brush. president Of
the New York National League club. be
notified AZ once BY wire that the fine Of OI mo
assessed against the New York club by the
within a week from to-day. The hne was q
sequel TO the quitting by MoGraw and hlS
men In an exhibition game last spring AZ New
The sun., 1908-01-09
Noted Race Ware Imp Makes New Reeord.

LEXINGTON. Ny. Jan. s.--Imp. the noted
Black Whrl wind" Of the West, winner Of
the Suburban Handicap and other great
races during her long career on the turf
has made "A new record. She is the FIRST
thoroughbre mare in Kentucky to fOal in
1905. On Monday night al the Hamburg
Place of her OW ner, John T. Madden, she
foaled brown colt by Yankee. the FutuTity
winner.
The sun., 1908-01-09

ne Ia Sale Academy outclsased the oroR School
tesm In every way In . game az tho De La salir
court yesterday afternoon which ended ~ 20 n
In he Ia sales favor. The winners combinA Ation
AZ no nme IN ths game had the slightest chance 20
win.
woRcEsTsR, jan. s.--The Holy Cross haskssball
team defeated the Amherst AGEiss here 10 aiEhi
~ the score OF % 70 4
The sun., 1908-01-09
New Jersey RAne Association Elects Omcers.

NEWARK, ". j.. Jan. s.-Oficers were elected
at the annual meeting OF the New Jersey State
Rife Association in the Essex Club. Newark. on
Monday night. Governor elect John Franklin
Fort. IL accordance with custom as Chief ET-
eCutiva Of the state. was elected to slcceed
Gov Edward c. Stokes as honorary president
Gen. George +. p. Howard Of South Orange,
ge-AdVOcate on the stan Of Gen. r.
Wattssr, and William Hayes OF Newark; Becre-
tary, Col. Augustus Reed. and treasurer, Cen
Bird W GpSnOer OF Passaio.
The sun., 1908-01-09

The nrst general meeting Of the New York
Yacht Club for this year will be held in the
club house on West Forty-fourth street on
Thursday evening, January 10. A. this
nesting the secretary and treasurer will
make their annual reports. and reports will
0e made by the regatta. house. library and
The sun., 1908-01-09

orces. s4s. 4s4. 100 BrosdwSy. AssOr House,
l0s GTeenw ch ST., "a Union Square W, sol Grand
81, n; Y: 9ss Fulton st.. Brooklyn West I'D D.
and Liberty 81,
After p. N. Sleeping Car Reservation and fun
Information regarding trains, &C. can be obtained
At Bureau OF Information. B. 4 o. r. r. ed 81.
Terminal. Phone No. Chelsea 3l4L