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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-17
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York October Is 1903
BEANS AND PEas-Receipts to-day, 1.412 bags of
beans and 1000 bags Of peas Light trading to-, to-day
the market prices. The feeling is barely steady
Scotch peas are in soRewha Better supply and selling
mainly at 81 40 We quote: BEANSm oo 1900
@$2 80; do medium or pea, 1905 SO p; do pea 1909
mon TO good, s2Qs2 30 dc pea choice. So 10; do me,
81 g5 feS kidSey laos CHOICE SO 90 Sc g. do com
mon good. $2as2 SO; black turtle SOUP ehoes
PEAsSseoich. 1903. bags per bush s. 40
rm on fancy fresh Creamery and becoming
difficult TO buy such below our outside quotation Elk
for which holders 20 4 soc that not sell
demand for praoteaIy everything That is axaabie
look is little better for storage creamery the
1acnr toe se m IN s Tecp aDS s1
held. We quote: Creamery, specials. per 10, 81 q
case thirds: 26a26lsei held Specials so q Sic
PC process specials 56f Sfc; extras Csc frsts %
cry hrsts 251A q26he; Western factory, hrsts. 20
made @9c; do No T. current a made IS a8,sc; do No
CEIEEsE-Reeeipts to-day 1895 boxes; exports s3s
ana be e 9Sn sr S5 1 R 9f
ring to hold over and await next weeks developments
While receipts have been a triAe lighter this week
hey have kept up fairy we'll Notwithstanding the fact
50 much earlier than usual Skins in moderate
lots not oerng at the present basis Liverpool cable
xbite We anote state fun cream speeiais I5.@
I6%c; do cOIored large small fancy. 15lsc: do
white, small, fancy, Isle; do good prime, 14i4
15c; do common 20 fair II 13%e DO Skins. z To-
Specials I$lse do skins hne 12%e; do fair to
skins. y n
EGGsEReceipts to-day. e.T7O eases. The week is
closing with further material change. Fresh gath
cred meeting moderate demand IN the
more less surplus OF medium and ordinary grades.
which competition with refrigerator goods
The latter sim quite freely offered, but there has
been little m0vment this week. and strictly
fire early packing held with steadiness We
quote; state. Pennsylvanie and nearby hsnnerY
fancy IS 36c; 90 gathered browns
27932c; fresh gathered extras. 29@%lC drsts
2G z 9@7Ae; do hrsts 20 926c do seconds. IS Z =
2Alac; thirds 90 csc dirtes, No l. 81 022c; do
prime, 1TG2Oc: REFRIGERATOR early packed fancy, 20
o5Ee; DO hrsts, a4a24lae; do seconds. 229@Se; do
FRUITs-FREsH-Ther is continued fair deInand
receipts comparatively small; prices for such hold
steady FIRM medium and lower grades are dull and
urgently offered at prices Pears are rot over
plenty values held about steady lately quoted
Ounces steady Strictly prime peaches are working
out little better. PiuInS and moving slowly
trade 5 active and outside figures are extreme
the quality Is fancy. Cranhsrres held
about steady, with moderate demand Far Western
muskTnelOns without further change; stock cleaning
without material change We quotec APPLES. hand
picked per Dbl. S3f s. so do Snow. $50
81 30: DO wealthy. So s.; Twenty ounce 81 500
So 30: do Twenty Ounce Pppin. 81 % q 81 %; YORK
s.; Hubbardson. 81 75dS2 50: Spy 50 50G$S So 10
FAR western per box So 5OGs3; 60 Greening per
double head Dbl s24$S so; do Nc and common,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-17
rTFW IN TIVERTON CASE
nth Found an Hills Furnace Lie
That IN Bundle.

s;vsr Mass. Oct ls.-The Fan River police
70 eouDa a clew which they believe viii have
te-l-- ,ortant bearing on the solution Of the mys-
e s--,-rounding the death Of the young woman.
tsn - 70 be Amelia St. Jean, parts OF whose
,-ere picked uD IN Tiverton. r. J., early this
-. stis afternoon an Inspector attached TO the
s,rce or this CITY weht 20 the Tiverton JAIL
800 with him q piece OF q shirt which earlier
- say hsd been found IA the furnace at the
- Of Frank Hill who has been arrested in
..,i,n with the tragedy. This remnant was
- with a niece o. cloth which was found
- hspdl. Of clothing recently discovered IN
esd The comparison proved 10 the salts
- ~ me police that both pieces had been torn
- ssp same garment They were alike in color
~. !. texture anS exactly fitted into each other.
~ .,,nant which had been found in the bundle
re appearance Of having been Wrenehed from
e-'-,nsr OF the shirt as II in a struggle.
mis- evening Hil was taken from his cell 10
scA of the acting city marshal. John Fleet
"a Tas there confronted with the portions of
~ .hirt. An effort was made TO break the pris-
- cersnosilre. but although he appeared under
-, nervous strain he refused TO make any
s,i1nsnt
q, Ct the theories Of the police inspectors az
- On the mystery is that the murder was COM
s-ss in q dense thiclzet at the end Of the Bay
- car line, and that the body was afterward
red 9 quarter Of 4 mile 20 Sandy Beach, On
,,.-rt Hone Bay. where II was dismembered.
voyements in connection with the inveEtiEa-
s..s we're systemstiEsd rapidly to-day The
,ursch Of the dead girl was sent 10 Professor
-rtliney the Harvard Medical Schools expert for
,-.mination and testing. A pair Of shoes bear
II stains which MILDRED ThibeauIt. who is un-
"a asFest in connection with the case. was wear
= zhen taken into custody, also We're sent 10
p-sfsssoT " hitney
ne ssleetmen Of Tiverton announced & reward
500 for the recovery Of the missing head Il
=, murdered Eiri.
quincy, Mass, Oct l6.-With the statement
ast be had valuable evidence in the disappear
r,s and possible murder Of Miss Amelia ST. Jean,
4 Wo0nsooket, James A Blaine, of this city left
~ to-day for MOonsOcket 10 Law his evidence
Fisre the police there. Blaine stated that he
- Miss 81 Jean, and knew that her life had
- threatened by man whom she both feared
al loved she told him ia September the name
ii lie man. Blaine said. and indicated that she
,l,ssied 10 meet him IN FAN River later. Blaine
Id not mention the name OF the man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-17
OTHER MARkETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Cincinnati Oct 1a-CAFTLE-Reeeints ssf hsaaf
market quiet fair - g0od shippers. s. 3 IS
mon S@a So HOes3SReeeipts I, 563 heaa; rassss
"a SOC So g. SHEEP-Rsceipts. eta head;
steady; quoted 81 7lGS4 Is. LAMBS - Market easy
and slow. quoted S3MS6 so
ssae inelIgtnS zoo southslnsi maFket sssay receipts
Tor week 5000 head; choice export ana dressed pee,
steers g Se9ss 90 Fair 90 good s. 400 So e. western
steers - VNSe ~: stoeSeTs and fe7aeTs 50 90 81 20;
southern steers, s. ll0Ss So southern cows s. 500
s. s0 native cows 81 S0S 50 T5 nstVe heifeTs g. ION
s. 70; bulls 81 IS9 81 Is; calves. 81 5a@ss HOGS
Receipts 3uD head; market da Zoe htsler receipts
for week 59d 800 head; 81 IS; bulk s5r
- 90 heavy - 600 81 90 packers and butchers 81 "a
0sI s.; !sht s. goa s. 9; piss $s5oass 50. SHEEP
Union stock Yards pi,,sbgTg. Oct 1s--cATTLE--
s!iEEP.S Supply hshs; market slow; prime wsthers,
s. So cuils and 81
81. VEAL CALVES, s. 5a9S3 HoGS-Rsesipt. rztrs
market active and highers prime heayies 81 e5 q So
mediums. 81 $50 81 90 heavy Workers.. sTTe4s7 a.;
Sc 5Oa 81 80
steady yEALS-Reespts 300 head; active ana steAsy
stays. SGa Sc .. SHEEP AND IaANhS-Recepts, 60
head active sheep steady lambs sc higheTi asez 50
gST IS
Toledo. Get. 6-CLOVERSEED-Cash $ a5; October,
IS %: December 50 05: March 50 IS TIMOTHY Prime.
81 So AISIKE-PTime S. Octehor So psesaseF. 81 asi
March. IS 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-17
NEW FERRY LINE PLANS.
Olas0n and College Points Com pany
Buns Land for Piers.

Elal surveys for the proposed ferry lines be
tween Clsson and College points and the Malba
~ a. Whitestone, have been made, and fun
,zhs for The terminal structures submitted 10 the
,Ek Department for approval, A soon as work
q permits have been issued contractors win be-
= 10 drive the piles for the slips.
ne company, headed by Edward H Nicoll
Tash viii operate these first ferry lines between
IsichesteT County and the north shore Of Queens
a-Uugh. WIS recently Incorporated with a capital
EN.Oo. On the Wostchester shore two acres
Upland and one and oue-half acres Of lGnd IN
ETuafer have been purchased Al College Point
- has been taken 10 six acres Of ground, In
cling riparian IighIs, and pier facilities al Malbs
an been secured bN an agreement With the cor
,,szts snd individual owners II that section.
0slege points Is 800 feet, and the route it
8 puFposed 10 maintain a Gve-uinuIe schedule.
TIE distance from tie WestChesIer shore to the
Nalhs pier Is $500 feet. II is believed that this
ins WI be used extensively by autoInobilists who
dssrt e reach tie Long Island roads from The
BRINK ard " estchester County without making
he laEg dFtcur 10 the greensboro Bridge.
RIMS have peen already perfected for trolley
slheetens with the Queens terminals Of the ferry
Rs The College Point pier will be made &C
Hzbe 1v me construction of a spur from First
Htlue 10 18th street. The eastern north shore
~ MI be Close the terminus OF the new
roley line under construction from Flushing
trough Al-itssfUi.e. The site Of the Clason Point
izTr house aalons Ile terminus OF the new troll
q me from TIE Bronx.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-17
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

IAverpooI, Oct. iG--CIosing WHEAT-spot quiet; ss
red Western winter nominay Is 10di futures ggistI
December IS 1O1sd: March. Is Oisd; May Is sid CORN
quiet: American, mixed (via Galvestoul. 70
futures steady; October. s. la; peesuheE as
Paeihe Coast hrTn. 60 losaf7 15s BEEE-Ezzrs lnais
steady 42s 3D. HAMS-ShOTt cut "a 70 rs ~ nrHl
SOS Sd BACON-Cumberland cut. Is % 80 n, nrrn.
GTs Sd rib Is 70 "a n. quiet COS; long clear midi
dies light. 70 GFm. 6d long uldl4ss
heavy IS to 40 70, Arm 81 clear
20 10. strong clear bellies IL Urn.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IL to IS n. strong 62s Sd LARD
Prime Western in terces, steady, SIS American refined
pals. steady 62s 81. CHEESE-Canaaisn hnest whits
steady Dos 6d Canadian fnest eOl0rsd steady ss TAI
IOW-Prine city steady. SOs: Australian, IN Iondof
hrrn SIS 10isd. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES steady, Ais al
ROSIN-CoTnrnOn hTm. los 81. observation-disclosures
steady, T$sd. I4ISSEED OIL-StFopg 2ss 90. G9rTo<-
SEED OII-HuH refined. spot, hFrn. SIS wa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-17
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York Oct0ber 10. IauJ.
BEEvES-Receipts were 10 ears or 30 head, an
for slaughere-s except About cars were re-
ported hsd over yesterday. trading OF Importance
dav Feeling steady. Dressed beef quiet az yeSter
DAVIS OHoations Liverpool and London cattle markets
unchanged Exports from this to-day included gu
HOO Of beef in the Minneapolis 70
Tendon; 2 1872 quarters beef in the New York, 70
Southampton and $40 quarters OF beef IN the Arabic 70
Liverpool 90 =.
CAfVES-Receipt5 were 42T head. including $50 for
bfchers and 9T for Very little trading IN
live calves few Virginia veas teommonl sold AZ
calves S. Feeling easy for veas
and for Westerns and sales Of the latter reported
IN To q late hour. Dressed calves quiet and top
trfhe weak dressed vealS quoted at
i0 I5c per 10 figures extreme country dressed at
"a fsc dressed country grasseFs at IG9c with some IN
feror stock "a low &C. -. =.
average at So per 100 10 veals common 125 % at
81 20 -, -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-17

le35 head. neiudiag 81 Tor and -
the market Wakllg with fae stale Gtos % ssls
Trade qules but prices STEADY and al ne afrrnts
taken Common good sheep sold s@fp@
100 n: yearlings - 5OGS5. lambs 50 5o1S7 90 cs
lambs On bic
Sales-Eerus Commission Company: go Western tanbs.
Is n average az S. 81 100 n: LIS Indiana 20 81 p.
50 CO, IS cus 10 II. at 81 50. warnings " % -
81 so II 1O5 ID 50 so. 90 n, 50
s. Judd & Co.; ga Ohio lambs, q 70 a. 81 %
23 do. % 70 s. so: p West Virginia sheep ana
linEs. % ~ IS.
s. Sanders: "a lambs 70 n. 81; l3f Pennsyl
vaRia do 90 - at So G0 state Cus 50 ~ AZ 81 70,
state sheep o. n. az So Pennsylvania Do 80 D. az
s.
HOGS-Receipts IA ears, or $500 head. 81 Tor
sanghterers Nethins doing in 1--we hogs Feeling stesy
Buffalo advices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-17

cp,.< ,,,. New York. October 10, 1909.
prices showing loss s5ic in the local market at IL
o'clock December was quoted 81 IN and MAY 81 i2ls
N Clcago December sold low 81 O6ss or 5sc under
ie previous night, from which there rally of nc
III llhaI houf on covering and large seaboard clear
ahces SO that last prices West A07sc under
BieSl9Hs close, with the undertons rather steady.
- lloO0 bush. within bush last weeks big
iots ana were 250000 bush than the same week
if9L year The figures included Russian Dannbian
- nSSNeil mat market 45gssd, in face of Fridays
Strength on this side and It also caused
3isi IN Iohnenta markets. In addition 10 active
lssIoh mouse selling the early market affected
py more conhdent bear pressure based that
eooo reaction was due in the market after its
STEADY advances Exporters quite o line to-
recent decrease IN Northwest receipts ground
ilrosds were busy hauling other commodities The
l51s cars compared 439 cars last year Interior
points had 900 bush, against 16S6O00 a
ago ana l0a 600 bush last year Cash local
mar et closed as follows No red. 81 27s asked, IN
eIeVatori No / Northern Duluth. 81 15% hard
MlnIer 81 - b ahoat nominal. C0RN-The corn
market declined &c in response break
received
q sight rally near the close Commission houses sold
moderately on the larger receipts than expected and
vas large enough 10 prevent aggressive actions by
the bears. Liverpool 1sdkd higher, while interior
egIIs continued light aggregaung only 255OOO bush,
compared with 24oOOO bush year No here
was quoted 7Oc elevator. 7Oszc deliver 20 &C
anoat NO yellow, Il &c OATS-The weakness in other
grams was shared 70 extent by although the
decline matter of only AG%c bush, with final
prices about bottom for the day barely
steady Cash people sold December. while commission
in New York quoted foows Mixed. nominal:
natural white rs 70 - 10 4sa46lsc and clipped white.
- 10 ~ 10 45icd49c. RYE-Market firm No West
ern sO&c nominal o b New York. BARLEY-Market
quiet. Feeding, 60d62c New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-17

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool eabes-spOt
bales; speculation and 300
can bales: sales include 1900 bales made
ferlay imports bales American, 2SOO0; middling
INLAND 43d: opened steady 2HJ points
closed steady. 1l2G2ia points lower and 2G4d
on late months: October. 72035d; OctoberNoven
her 7I3lAd: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 71i14d December
March March-Aprl, April May and sy-June. 7O9lad:
JUre-Tuly TOsizd: Iuy-Augus 7.O5isd; August-Sep
fenter SD; september October. 649d; octobeTNoysm
Der, 634d.
COFFEE-After opening quiet At partial decline
Of . points ia sympathy with the setback OF franc
al Havre, the local coffee market to-day adTanced
sharply. with the close fTmt at net gain or 10
Toints From ruling very quiet early business became
scfive and sales the half sessOn So $50 bags
There nothing the 10 act as an incentive
for renewal OF rather aggressive bull support,
which caused the upward movement, for in ADDITION
10 he decline Il = franc NJ Havre the cables re-
steady and unchanged. The rate OF Brazilian eX-
SSangs is 1-64d higher. The scarcity of low grade
MO conoes any grade under No 3s, is probably
fhe chief factor local market In connection with
rersgtent reports Of uufavorabe crop prospects
and that present Is turning out smaller thah
exnFcfed in spite OF tile heavy receipts The move
nent as Is showing falling or OF consequehce
a. the Brazilian ports o-days cables reporting ltOoOO
baes al Rio and Santos combined. against 1000 IN
- 900 baes against 30 TOO in 1905 and 6lO0o IN 1906
I've bIfnuer crop New York warehouse deliveries
~ coTec on Friday 1000 bags against lb,2bO
Iesf wear Fine weather reported III an beeu9hp
80 san Pauo. The market for spot eottee was STEADY
LEI no No IS quoted al sMc nominal;
ME range contract prices In the loeal afhet uuaS
was as follows vasta,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-17
ElL COMBINE COPPER COMPANIES.

combination OF the Nevada Consolidated Cop
= CqmPsIy and The CumbeTls nd-Ely copper
hpanF, both controlled by the Guggenheim
-siests ana operating adjoining properties in
'fiaca has been arranged. James PHILIPS, jr-,
resident ~ The Nevada Consolidated, which is
ASe over the other company, issued state
1li yesterday saying that al the annual meet
- Of his company. on November ., the stock
@RtN Nou.t take action upon z proposition Of
= dhectors for IRE issuance Of 100000 shares Of
T'sae Consolidated stock. 10 be offered I'm ex-
tase fol Cumberland Ely stock on the basis
'as share o. Nevada Consolidated for three and
1s-slarter shares q Cumberland-Icly stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-17
CANADIAN BOUNDARY SURVEY ENDS
Work Completed from EastpOrt, Me-, to Cape
Flattery. on the Pacific Coast

Seattle, Oct l6.-With the completion at Point
Roberts to-day Of the work Of party of govern
Inent engineers. directed by Fremont Morse there
is in existence for the first time a complete and
accurate survey Of the boundary line between the
Dominion Of Canada and the United States from
Passport Me. the Atlantic To cape Flattery,
on the Pacific Coast.
The boundary survey has been carried on under
the direction Of a committee authorized by Con-
gross three years ago. and working in conjunction
with a ike committee named BY the Canadian gov
eminent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-17

FLOUR AND MEAL-Flour traders reported de-
Tsnd quiet with prices steady and unchanged -four
are prices quoted the New York Produce Exchange
FTOUR-Spring patents IS 50GS6 straghts IS 20
9S 20; extra No ] winter. 81 6oaS4 s5 No ,
winter 81 40fS4 co. Kansas stTaIgh:s 50 BUCK
WHEAT FLO RIMarl.et dull Quoted at 81 80 per 100
81 l5GS4 20 choice fancy. 81 36GS4 go CORNMEAL-
steady. quoted: Kiln dried s. 5Oa$5 So BAG MEAI--
steady Quoted: Fine white and yellow. 81 bOGtSl go
coarse 81 409$1 As FEED-Western steady; city steady
Quoted Western spring bran. SIS 60dS23 s5: standard
lddng S23 S5as28 60; -four 90 s2s s59$2s so: dog
S24Gt$30 T5 dog, $31 so; homny chop SGT bulk
SIS 10 sacks; Oilmeal, S34 90.
C0TTON-Tne cotton market made a very firm
showing to-day early reactions being fully
with the market developing decided strength ana
closing firm al net advance OF 3all points This
pIovement Disappointing cables large
the week and the natura! tendency cotton
Tor the week end following violent
started covering by early sellers, however and there
seemed 10 be much less long coming the
kct than had been anticipated In fact the ruling OF
considered indicative OF strong
bush sentiment and Of confidence in the smaller
estimates circulating the fTosts reported
belt Tuesday night. This market opened a de-
about SGl0 points during the early
70 the cables the failure Of the weather map
trading reaction By local professionals But
Western and Southern bull support aggressive and
soon as early iidatng sales mad oeen ansoFbeo the
advance started which carried december up from lSIie
roc. March from 13.66c 10 Is S4c, May con-
sold at I3S7c, only points below the high
Friday. Talk Of smaller ginning figures than
expected circulating the advance, and have
partial factor. but the market reflected the
fdence OF strong operators ultimately much higher
prices rather any factor the general sit
cables thar Manchester hesitates 20
been hanging back
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-17
SAY THEY swINDLED BY MAIL ORDERS
En and Wife Arrested in Jersey Charged
with Novel Method of Robbery.

fdssaic, = J.. OCl. 16.--Aerchandise said 10 have
hen fTaudu.eHtlv obtained through the mails, and
'aaea ~ several thousand dollars. was found n
- home Of Frank Milane. OF No. Spruce street,
'lel was r-i6ed late tins afternoon by private de-
i1lVss and Detective Benjamin T. Turner, OF this
aE The detectives were employed 10y Haynes,
Er'er Co. of Boston a mail order concern, which
Alleged that II was hirn-famrned cut Of silverware
tlth SEQ
5oocs ~ an kiuds. from tinsel TO organs and sets
r books wrr. found ia The piacr. having been or
a'iFd By U-i il was charged, from al parts Of
s lonntr, and not paid for. A stack OF pawn
''Lais were also found. Milane and his wife, both
WON rf-. arrested lived only one month in a
iAs They anne hore from New York. They were
70 m the grand jury on charges Of obtaining
ftt Ul1er false nretenses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-17
no TELEPHONE FIGHT COMPLICATED

'esos' Oct l6.-James S. Bradley, jr.. president
''s United States Telephone Company. an
--'eo io-cay that he and his associates have
s-asa control OF the stock Of the company 10y
purchase ~ the Everett-SIoore holdings he
y, -'s' Trey have agreements pending which VIII
'astn control u The CUyahoga Telephone Com
- This cornylioates tho hight with the Bell in
80 aho may mean the defeat Of The proposed
-'len6eut merger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-17
SUGAR SETTLEMENT POSTPONED

IBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune.l
-.adelIl.a, oct. l6.-The formal settlement Of
slit Of the Peuusy lysnia Sugar Refining Com
R through George H. Earle, receiver against
american sugar Refining Company, was again
p9ne9 to-day until next Friday. Joseph Def
- counsel for Mr. Earle. Informed Judge
non thar another week would be required 10
aaEe The terms Of settlement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-17

what is considered the finest light battery ar
mory in the United States that of the ID RAT
rFY' IN The Bronx, is now practically COM
Pe'eo. ana only The finishing touches are needed
before the new building is accented ana .,,,--s
over 10 the battery. In January II is intended Ia
hoio esiehration incident TO the formal dedica-
non o. the new armory This celebration. viii last
several Gays, and the plans are now being perfect
~ -Ha!oI David Wilson, commanding the bat
TALON Of field artillery win have quarters in The
new aFmory
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-17

interesting athletic games have been arranged
10y The 18th Regiment for Saturday night Novem-
peI ~ some OF the events are open TO all regis
teteo athletes. and several open only TO mem
pers o. the regiment. The events open 10 all ath-
ietes are; sNty-yard 30O-yard, SSO-yard. one mile
run and running high jump, all handieaps. and a
o9o-yarc novice race. scratch. There is also \
one mhe relay race open to members of the Mill
tary Athletic League, and half-mie relay race
open to the Public School Athletic League. The
events open 10 members Of the regiment are: Sixty
ward dash. SSoyard run 44e-yard run and one mile
inter-comp314y relay. There will be dancing after
the games The prizes will be gold silver and
bronze medals to first, second and third in each
event
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-17

Members of Company I of the 18th Regiment
have decided 10 hold reception in the armory No
VernbeT in honor Of the renovation of their COM
pany parlor. which has been prettily fitted up The
athletic association of the regiment will hold games
IN The arTnory on Saturday night, December l. The
events have not yet been arranged but there will
be a number Of them open TO all amateurs. Dane
ms VIII follow the games
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-17

The e2d Regiment is another command that has
arranged for interesting armoTy games. These will
be held Wednesday night. November "a and
will consist Of the following events: Seventy-fve
5oo coo and loco yard runs two-rnile bicycle. 500
yard hurdle, putting the shot, and half-mile run,
all handicaps. There will also be inter-company
relay race, a S52-yard novice race, a half-rnile
novice run. and an obstacle race. The events are
open only to members Of the regiment. There will
be dancing after the games Company c will give
a dance at the arnory the night of Friday, De-
cember 3, and also exhibition OF spar bridge
building.