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YALE'S SIDE OF THE CASE.
MEMBERS OF THE FACl'LTT TALK ABOUT
THE SPRINGFIELD GAME.
I CONSII.HVATIVK SIMKIT WILL GOVKRN ANY AC?
TION TENPINO TO RKFOI'.M FOOTUA1.L, '.'!".
_?_*_?____?? hKCORD AS A ?SLf?GF.K" VrilK
TKAM IN OOOl? CilMllTIOX.
f8Y TGLEQRAI'II TO THE TRIDl NE.l
s'.-w-Havan. Nov. 17.-Captain Etlakey had his
r piad of football players ont OS the Yale liel?| this
afternoon for th? customary hoar's practloe, The
eoacher* decided, however, not to make the work
preliminary to Saturday's same with Prhsettsn as
hard as they contemplated at firs-;, e.msequently
the eleven did not line up agalaat th- second t-orn,
simply rehearslnjf a few n?w plays, a? In .Monday's
practice. The eleven w.-r? kept actively at work,
?pedal attention Mag paid to puhtlng an 1 getting
down ?M t'ti'.d yul-kly on htclu, it was secret
practice, hut a lar;*?? number of professors and
piomincm ra?s__bara of the uolTSTslt]r ware <">i to
encourage the team a-i i to sea whether the
were in as /rood vh_r?e ?'?? has h?m .-la:- . .'-..- .
one of the injured men was In hla place this after- !
ioon; even Orsenway had ?onne?! his uniform and !
?vas out. Murphj? wa? never, mon- lively, an i la i.-i
.erfect form. Etatterwortb returaed at n ?or from
: New-York. Wheta ?ha has had his <>e ,-xamin-?l by a
I medical sp-?-lail = t, and he, n told that he is ii n?.
danger of losing hi.? eight. The wound ha i been '
dressed, and Buttarworth doea not even have t?? |
.. SUT a liitnl-Ke. He retains some body bruises, ?
but will be In excellent Shape ft? the Piin
p?me. 11- filled his old poatiloa during tha practica |
In his usual brilliant Shape .lenenis has been iMpt :
quiet, an?! the injury to hla fide is proving far lesa
tattoos than was at Brst feared. He vraa In uni? ''
form this aft? i neon, but did not play. He Will
hardly have r<teoat red from his stialn by next Sit- ,
? unlay, but will sulter nu permanent InJury there- I
front, (.ireenway is Improving daily. He t ->k a
place on the second eleven aRaln.?'? the freshmen in ]
oriler to get into playing eoadltlon bj Saturday,
and It is probable tha* he Will then enter the game.
He was unable to play mor- ?nan a quarter of an I
hour to-day, but ail] work I fisgar to-morr.r.v.
The regular.? have bsjsa ?allowing the seoond eleven
to lini up agains? the freshnien for two ?lays. In '
order to give the youngsters practice for the com
ing samt wi:h ?Harvard, ft, a: Cambridge; on BSA
tardai L-MtSS and Rodger.? will no; play with the j
freshmen, as they are needed In New-York. The |
Yale fresh mer will probably be defe.it? 1.
The Yale coaches are paying much attention to
Tbuwasi jus-, now Ills poor work last Batorday was
disappointing Letton played in .lerrems's place to
day for part of the time, and Armstrong tor the rarst
of the practice Letton did line work during the
Harvard game, and may play In the prlaceUM gam?-.
The members of the tettm aie >;.-t:lii?? Into gOOd
physlcal condition afur their trying ordeal of last
Saturday, and are likely to give the Tigers a gr<-at
g!?me.
Then? are two __M_nd opinions prevalent among
the faculty about football, one party favon aa
imm?diate prohibition of the gam?- by members of
the university, and the other Is willing to xlv. th?
players one more chance, wl'.h the proviso u._t
if a Ypie tfim should give anywhere another ex
hlblti?>n like Baturdar*a the spor*. would b-- inter?
dictad h? re. Certainty nothing will l>e done
without thorough InYeatlgatlon and considera?
tion. iie;;n Wright, of the academic faculty,
to-day s-al-l that prompt action won!! l- taken
by the faculty In crise a repetition of S.ti
uiday's spe?..ac> should occur. Ha denied that
the Yale faculty had ov,r contempla'"?! cincellinc
the game with PrlnceUm, as such action would be
a rank Injustice to a sister university, even If on
Yale's pan. the playera had forfeited their right
Is play. ?Professor \Vrif;.v added: "Much talk has
b^en ma'.? relative to the case of Murphy. I .'???
fMM know how sfi-iously he was Injure!; but I
hav? seen BO marks of his wound, an?l he has cer?
tainly not missed a single recttatVoW s.oee th? Har
??ard gr.m?. as the books of the faculty show"
professor Wri.-ht admitted thit th're was a Strang
f ntiir.cn!. among the faculty in favor of abolishing
the gam-, but ..rrlln'd to give hi? in.llvl'i in. opinion
Tor publication.
Profess?' Bucene L. Richards, who is the chair?
in.-.n of tne Val- Athletic Advisory ?"ommlttee,
and the membe- of the faculty who sii>er\ Ises
athletics more directly than any other Instructor,
:-r-??, relative to th? Harvard game "I failed t?- ?.????
. ny sluggiiir by the Yale players, but the -spectacle
?..a? an unpleasant one. and. should another auch
t-.ime tak?. place, the days of football playing are
i umbered. 1 '..?n't think another will take place.
The players themselves have ?teen taught a lesson
t ihouM, it seems to me, be bom? in mind, how?
i v.-r. that the Harvard team came on the Held
badly cripple?!, and that the Injuries which com
pelled their playera to leave the nei?i would hav
had little effect on a well man. As to the Yale
mm who wer? Injured, there is not a mart on
?ny of them to-day which -shows any Bpectal !n
i-irv last Saturday. Perhaps the umpire was
not stitngenl ?-no? i la his a? irions, but public
sentiment would ?not have supported him had he
laid off play.r? promiscuously at the first sugges
lion of slugging. Now, however, the evils of
slugging have been shown, and no umpire can b?>
loo strict hereafter. All reforms ?ome after a
stirring of public opinion In this way, I think
that if a member of the faculty of some anlrsrsHy
-.ver? to be selected to umpire the game*, perhaps
matters might run more smoothly, and some of
the ro.igh Features be eliminated; and probi i?iy
enough profeaaora now- understand the gaine thor?
oughly er.oui.-h to undertake the ta-k successfully.
DOSJI? tomplainl has been mad?? that the referee'?
decision not allowing the last goal from th- field
was Illegal; but I saw a letter from a prominent
Harvard graduate this afternoon ?aylng that he
had wagered I?tXI that Harvard would secure six
point?, and that he heard the referee's whistle
blow before the ball was put In play."
Professor EL M, Reynolds expresse,] his agree
inent with Professor Richards'? Vlawa ami thought
that tio more rough games would bp played. He
believed that Harvard started the slugging last
Saturday. Another professor slid: "It is amusing
to hear Dr. Brooks talk about more ?lugging than
was ?ver ?een before. He wan captain of the
famous Harvard eleven which took boxing lessons
a month before the game. Hie team which pounded
every Yale player out of condition, except 'Charlie'
Gill. His eleven played the most memorable : lug?
ging game 1n all football history. Swnford. th.- ex
Yale centre, lost 125 last Saturday, which a
Harvard man bet him. that Butt.rworth would la
disabled before the game was over."
IT MAY HAMl'KIt THE FOOTBALL ?AMK.
Judge Truax In the Supreme Court yesterday
granted a temporary Injunction to Andrew Frcet]
man. the receiver of the Manhattan Athletic Club,
to restrain Anns l?r??sler from removing the stamls,
?te,, on the Manhattan Kleid until affr the football
game between Yale and Princeton, on December 1.
The order I? returnable on Friday of this week. If
the contentions of Mrs. Dressier are supported by
the Court, there Is danger that the big football
game cannot be held. The action arises out of the
purchase some weeks ago at a receiver's pale of the
Stands on the ground? by the defendant. Her bill
of sale stipulated that the stands were not to be re?
moved prior to Dei-tmber 1, and she says that this
gives her the right to take the stands away on that
date, and she also ?ays that she will certainly do so.
Mr. PVeedman declares that the contract means
after December 1. and, when he hear?! of the Inten?
tion of the defendant, he at once took steps t<> pro?
tect the contract that he had previously made with
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the football people. In renting them the field for the I
K?me The fact remains, however, that the PS
eeiver when he made the agreement with the foot- :
ball people thought that the game was to be held on
Thanksgiving Day. as did BUBOSt everybody el?e.
The date ?vas subsequently changed, and It Is con?
tended that to protect the football people the re- :
??elver wants to deprive the defendant of her right? j
under her bill of sale.
PENNSYLVANIA S LINK-UP.
IT V 11,1. I'ltOI'AULV BK TRI 8AMB FOU TO- !
MOJUtOWg OAMI? AS IN THE MATCH
V.TTH I'KINCKTON.
1'hlladelphia. Nov. 27.?Tt was authoritatively j
stated to-day that Captain Knlpe would certainly
be in his r?gulai place at left-halfba'k In the same
against Harvard. There lias been some doubt as (
to whether he would be able to Htand the strain
Of the, gam?-, and even now it is BOt known j
whether he can last the whole match. After
Thursday there Is no other game for whl< h It Is
necessary to keep the players in tlghllng trim, so |
that Captain Knlpe and the rest o? the men sre
lik.iy to play the entire match through, unless
absolutely disabled. This will ?end Gelbert to ,
left-end, and thus make the line-up ngnlnst Har?
vard sxactly like that oi the Prlnosloa ?am?-.
The only other man Whose ?aime phystca] .-on- |
dltlon Ik douiitful is Rosangarten, right-sad, who j
Is suffering with a sever?-:.', strain, d arm. received
In the Cornell game.
\'-> i.ews was received from the eleven at the
Water Cap to-day. excepting tin? rather startling
Item thai Coach George Woodruff was 111 with j
Intermittent fever. Woodruff's Mines? serve?? ?till
more Strongly to call attention to the Immens.?
phystca] and mental ??rain he hn.s been under this
season. The success of the team I? due In n grcut
1:1.-asure to his origin-"ng such a style of both ,
offensive and defensiv?? play mh best suited the
material offered
The trouble over officiais still continue?, neither
th" referee nor umpire having b.??-n decided on for
the Thanksgiving Day num.'. Originally Alexander
Bfoffatt. of Princeton, and 1'aul Dashlel. of Lettish.
were settled upon for referee and umpire. Moffiatt'a
decisions in th" Val? Harvard gam?- were s,. dis?
tasteful to tin- Harvard official? that th.-y have ab
solutely refused to allow him to act on Thsnkagiv
lag Day. Th.-y have als., objected M Dashlel, though
the latter Is perfectly scceptsb!? to Penttsylvsnlu
it is stated "i; good authority that Laurie miss, ...r
Tale, will ufere- lh,' game.
The Pennsylvania team will return to-morrow
evnlng from the Water Gap The players will g.>
Immediately to the tralniug-bouae. No vlaltora will
be allowed to see them, and the men will be com?
pelled to retire at once upon their arrival
TRENCHARD WILL BE FULLBACK.
IMPORTAXT CHANGES IN THK PRUrCSTO?
Kl.i:\ 'CM?TWO NK\v RAIsTBACKA
An Important meeting of the Prlncetoi football
Coachss and advisers was held Mon-lav evening at
the Pnlverslty Athletic Club house, at Prlncet,.-.
The BSSStoa was a lung one. and, us a result Of the
<? umsei of war. a radical change has bssa mad? in
the make-up of the team. The BBOSI Important
change, sad on? that will create the great?"' sur?
prise among football followers. Is thai Captain
Trencbard will be transferred to fullback in the
Saturday game. Ill? old place at right end will b ?
fin -d by ?'.?chrnr. who. until Monday, had bees
relied upon to return Huttet worth?, punts This im
portsnt move was necessitated by Cochraa's In-1
a'.,.!uv lo Judge the ball on a kick ?n.l bl? .-..ii.?
quent muftlng. The coaches resllstcl that a rep?!'
ik.n of the juggling which characterised ths play
Of the b.'.ck? at Trenton on November 111 would !>??
fatal to thrlr chances against Yale, and Tten'-hard
iv.v selected as the best man to overcame this arsab>
BOM Not only 1? he 0 aure catcher, but with the
ball ?nee In hi? grasp lie ?s the hardest man In the
PrUtQBtpa team to down He played at fullback In
both Monlay's and yesterday1? practice, and his
brilliant run? through a strong scrub line Justified
the action of th? coach??. His punting w?s tally
up to that of Cochran, ami hi? running end tacUtng
were fir better. At right end ?'ochran play I re
ntarkabty well, and it I? though? that he will hold
his own against the dreaded lllnkey.
Another change, which It Is hoped wir. greatly
StroagthOS th? team, i? the substitution of Arm?
strong and Heuter for Hannard and Harnett at
right and left halfback. At pre-?-nt Armstrong,
who Is 11 big. ?trapping freshmin. wishing lio
pound*. Is looked upon a? the strongest man
I'rinceton ha? had ba< k of her llr.e ?t.i* year, and
If he ?ontint.e? to Improve a? rapidly ?? he has
in the last week, he will prove a formidable factor
In Saturday'? game. He Is ?aid t . hit the line with
tremendous for.?, and ha? rarely been sent with
the, ball without making m?ter1al gain? lie will
be an Improvement over either Harnett or Han?
nard, In that he will enter th? game In the pink
of condition, and ?bould play a ?trong, hard game
/r',171 beginning to end
In Reuter, l'rin.-eton believes eh? ha? discovered
a second McClung. In dodging, h? u?es the ?ame
sidestep method of running which mad* McClung
the. most elusive man on th" I."Id to ta, kl? an?)
down. He has shown up extremely well In prac
tice, and on Monday wa? tried on the 'Varsity
with such pood results that It has boon practically
decided 10 hoop hlrn there. With these two men
a? ground-gainers, and Harnett ar.d Hannard a?
substitutos, the Tlc-rs believe that their chances
against Yule are materially Improved, and th?t
they will put ut) a much stronger game. In l?oth
Offensive ar.u defensiva play, than wa? shown at
Trenton.
The practice this week ha? been sharp and hard
and in two days over a hundred points have b"?n
K ?red agiin?. a strong second ? lever. T>->lay the men
will play th.-lr last ha.'d practice before the game
Thursday anil 11 part of Friday will lie devoted to
practising signala Taylor, at tackle, is bow looked
upon a? th" weakest man In th?; team. His work al
guard has unfitted him for the place of tackle and
his blocking Is low and uncertain.
I'nless some further ?hangen are mad? i>tr.w;i
BOW and Saturday, th? following men will line up
against Yale: Smith, left end. Holly, lefr tackle;
Wheeler, left guard; Illggs, centre; Rhodes, right
guard; Ta>lor, right tackle, Cix-hran. right end,
Ward, quarter: Armstrong, right half, Reuter, left
halfback; Tnnchard, fullback.
TUB WEST POINT TEAM DISH A NT 1
West Point. N. Y.. Nov. 27 (Special).?The football
season at the Military Academy ended with the dis?
miss*] of the t?>am from the training table to-night.
Telegrams were sent t?7 several college? in the last
few day?, inviting their team? to W-st Point next
.Saturday. All pleaded previous engagements, and
the management, becoming disheartened, determine*!
to disband the team, (?raves, who c.iached them,
left here several day? ago. I'p to the last moment
he had hope? that the West Polnt-Annapolls ?rurr.e
would take place. The decision of the Navy and
War departments that no game? In the future
would b? allowed between the academies had a dis?
couraging effect upon football enthusiasts here, and
th?- prospects for next year ?re exceedingly dark. It
is probante that a rowing contest may take plac ?
betwi-en the military and naval cadets on the Hud?
son next June.
TO INVITE THK ENGLISH ATHLETES.
TUB N'KW-YI.-tK ATHLCTIO CLUB TAKK8 ACTION
TOWARD AN INTERNATIONAL MKKTIK'J.
The Hoard of Governor? of the New-York Ath?
letic Clu.i held a ?pedal meeting last nigh*. 10 eon
alder the question of Inviting a team of English
athlete* to comp?te In a ?erie.? of athletic games In
America next y?ar. The following member? of the
.?oard were present: Harto?/ 8. Weeks, James
Whltely, Thomu? L. Watson. Oeorge H. Hulme, E.
C. R80S8V8H, W. D, Searla, H. C. Wilt
lam?, John C. Giillck. George Mass?), Daatt.
1). Youmans. A. V. Uo< harty and C. L. Hurnham.
The proposed International gam.? were brought 10
the notice of the board by the following resolution
carried at a meeting of the Athletic Committee on
November 20. but subject to the approval of the
meeting held last night:
That the New-York Athletic Club invite th? Lon?
don Athletic Club to ?end a team of athletes to
New-York to compete in a series of games to be
held under the auspices ?if the New-York Athletic
C'lub, and that the secretary of the club be In?
structed to corre?r>ond with the secretary of the
af.-resald London Athletic Club.
After a discussion of nearly three hours the
B.ard confirmed the action of the Athletic t'om
inltu-e. and, provided, the Englishmen accept the
challenge, a meeting which will ?reate intense in?
terest will result.
H. C. Williams, who, as chairman of the Athletic
Committee, will have charge of the arranaeinents
? for the projiosed meeting, said laat night thai th?
Board I? not only unanimous on the ?ubject, but
i every member Is eritbusluKtl' regarding It. He Is
I ...ntident that In the context? of which the Ama
! teur Athletic Cnlon programme Is composed the
1 representative? of Amend? a will be victorious. It Is
not likely that the English team will cross the
water. If they decide to come, until after the Eng?
lish championships, which are held the first Satur?
day In July, and It 1? probable that th? trip will be
deferred until the latter part of August
BjILLIARM AT THE MEW-YORK ATHLETIC
CUTE.
The annual billiard tournament for the champion?
ship of the New-York Athletic Club began on Mon?
day evening and was continued last night In the
gymnasium of the clubhouse. Although the en?
tries were not ?o numerous as In former years, the
contests created considerable interest, and a num?
ber of members attended to witness the fine playing
of the expert?.
The first round waa played on Monday, thS gam? s
resulting aa followa: Dr. A. L. Ranney, 100 point?,
defeated W. H. Raynor. SB point?; W. P. Olllette. 130
point?, defeated Dr, 8. Ketch, 125 pointa, and F. C.
Hiihop won by default from H. 7. Andrew?.
In the aeeoad round, played laat night, P. C.
Bishop defeated W. P. Olllette by a score of ISO to
M points. Dr. Ranney will meet T. C. ?lahop to
?he final on Friday evening.
EVERYTHING
in the line of INDIA RUBBER
GOODS may be procured at the
two m!ores of the
HOOGMAN RUBBER COMPANY,
BROADWAY. | 21 WEST -3D ST..
Tor. Crnntt Street. I Adj. ftth Ave. Hotel.
BEGINNING THE CONTEST-?.
Till. BIG BICYCLK TOURNAMENT OPENED.
a good-sized cbortd on ham' R?_sn*_.TS o? mi
I-IMM.IMIN \i:v TRIA-J AND LAST
KIOIlTS KIMN'..
Th? Orand Intsi?Mtkmal Bicycle Tournament, me
\n.e\ on t/.e .ith.-!.ii programme, ..p.-i, -?1 at ..?
Madison Bquai. Oarden yesterday afternoon, under
tiie ausplie? of the .\;.-tr??p..'.lt.u. As-ocl.-'tlon of Cy?
cling Club?. an?l ?rlH < uitlmie until Paturday nlsin
The crowd in th? H'-.i-riro.-n eras BOl lain-*, but la
the eveiiim: it was ?**nt!f*flaa !<> the ma;i-?;ement
I; was fi;:mated at \ABW I'nd?r the IiivlKorailn-*
Influen?ai of D'Acjnln's orchestra ?he blga-ala-s ,
i.deis. *'.w hav j. ith-'"i frota all pir?? of the ?
worM to take par! In tli raC-S, *pe?l ?round th- i
woodfn. inclined Mai!; ? | :, great r.-i?.- of -tpe-il.
RAY MACOON W.I?
Th? atai attraction of the ta ?sting, ?. A. '/.nnn.er
man. mads his i??--. ainiaaiaim ! this cltj - i ?
hla phanoraeaally successf-l ion uf K,ir?ipe. und ihe
l-'r? t en champion, Adrien Quarry! ihe ?pet 4) < i-r
nan. A>)es Veheyen; Bnaland'i pet, .\. C. Edward?;
I.,?-. ? ? iininii i. fresh from Ihe sunny i lim-1 of Italy,
and I.a. I. a I.?mih. from the land of th? s?*.?
?. ii bier?, were also mint- in ? ?-. i.t-i. ?? .\- for Ibc
Am-ti.ui ? relists, th? pick ?.f tha oountrj u.r-- ?a
han i. ?uni the m lag 1?? ? ?noesjusace ?_? uf the beet
?if course the Interest ntred h? tha r.? <?? of tv?
?'la?? H m?-n The Mai Sitaste srata IBS half-mll?.
?he one ? m tie *er.. ? ?? Ova-mile ac**atch pro?
fe**l??nil ra?-?--? The ill.r.; of Nat llull?r. Mi- BOS?
t?>n bay, wh > vron tha threa-aalli lap r?-e. and th?
eiie-inile--.I.'. ?'Ii?-? v.u. , '. \he best "\?r ?"?en m
tin? dty He i.r,.r>- tha lafloot record la Ihe fir?:
h???t of th? one-mils, :? :.'? class, race, maJtaag m?
mi> in . mtn ?. .-', sec, Hr also beat Tim?* ?.?id
record of ? min S sec fiai. In th? thros sails \n\>
race.
KIMt-ER-IAK, OPCOURflK, WIN.??
Z:m.-n*-rm_ i dMIfhte?! I?.? ? r?.w I of ?dmltri ; .
wlnnlnit the OSS ?ishMBSl r i ?. bestln*
>.m_ Wb.'lrr bl* pru-. k'- I?* half ? ? h??l 1 lie
f\ ?
WA?TIN?'. THEIB TfltN
Oerman. Veheyei.. rode well, bit wa? forced |0 be
conter! ?1th fourth an 1 ?RSI five In the final h?-?t
of the r-i-e
There were many fall* durlBg th? div ?n1 even
in?, tut no ?eri'iu* easraaittaa,
The manager of the tournament I? Frank W.
fiansrer, and the referee, ll.iwar I W. Raymond.
The Jud/tes are ?}?ors' B M''lell?n. J ? Filch.
Thomas t_ Hamilton, Francis P. I'rl?l en I Joseph
(?oodmnn; ?!?ri?r. A II. I'hambcrlaln
Th? raclnif In the nfi.-rnoon w??i not d?vold of
humor The preliminary heal? were limit??! to *!x
men each. In most of the h??ats the first two men
flnlshlnn first. en?l In others the Hist three, were
eligible to ride In th?> llnal struitifle for the prix?? in
ROB 11 ROBERTfl
the evenlnK. T'i" m.-n, how.-vei, were nol content
with Rcttlns a plai-e in th?. various heat?, but ro?lo
Ilk? ?lemons to win. This, however, was hlKhly aat?
Isfaetory to th? siidlen ??? and made !he*e prelim?
inary contests highly IntaiSTStlnc, Whereas they ?re
generally ihe revern .
THE CfHAMPION T????K ,\ HEADER
Th? toboKKan style of tri.eU proved a Waterloo to
more than a score of ambitious riders, and the
downfalls were by no means limited to ?'lai-.s A
men. Mean the uiirlvallc?! /.Imni'-rnian, the chum
pion of aeveral coaillnaata and ail the island?, eras l
cauaht napylaa ami tejneA to bite the fl__a or
rather the (?i.ir.ls ir. hin l!r?t ap|h-aran?e on the
track, it was In the llrst preliminary he.it of ihe ?
?HESECt?
IS PtR.ECT DIGESTION
IU..Ttte4lN?lNl
JOHflKNHOfFi
MALT niRACT J
ANDr/ND THAI IT '
GMATLY A/DS M?
//V THt PROPER
etUASS/M/LAFtOA/
S?? ??_? OFFO?p"
fou*
&6?rW& b.
W&S?eS*
*'*! *t iM,itti**m>
professional one-mile tcratch race. The German,
Verheyen, had led In the heat for the first six laps.
Zimmerman then spurted and, to paas Verheyen.
went high up the "toboggan." On the turn of the
bsokstretcfa he went ovr his wheel like a shot
NaT BUTLER.
and larded about ;>-n feet stray. Fortunately, he
? -.,. .ip'd Injury, as did Appel, who alr'.j v\?-iit .Iowa.
Bath men were permitted to ride in another heat.
/ ?? only six mea could ride In any on?- MM, IBB
twelve men who qualified in the preliminary boats
of th>- .ui"-mi|e nnvl re race In the afternoon were
the flr-t ,.u th.. evening's programme. They rode
i'i intermediai- heats. The twj men ItnUhins Hr*i
Is Bach h. it coatested in the aaal hsal which do
clded the race
In the crowd of apeetatora last night were Mr. nnd
Mrs. Charle, ?i. Prsncklyn, Mr, and Mr- Paul
l.?n.i. Mr. sad Mrs. Archie Pell. Mr. and Mr.-?.
Alexander Jamison, ex*Senstor Olbbs, Inspector and
Airs. William?. Edouard d? Rsssko, Jean 08 Kesitke,
who viewed the contest? from .me ,,f the srens
i.i.xes; John L. Hamlltoa, J. J. Breslln, Dr. John
Vanderpoel, Mr. end Mir?. James c Young, Richard
Petera, Harry Lesley, Daniel Krohmsn, the Misses
Krobman, ullberi Prancklyn, Valentine Blacque,
Kotiert Dunlap sad the Misses Duatap.
I.V.ST MIORTI HACINO
PollowlBg I- the suaunsry of last alght'fl ra :lng:
"a.. mite n,..i-.- Claaa v i ??? Btirswdtal? best Won
lv N. M llow.-r; I . ?' l?,,t-?l?-ti ?-.?tel. Tiro? 2 U 8-5
Se,...?I !nt?rin.-,!lni? heat- W'.n I. ? M. M.l.ity.e, R.
R Bi Baii, ?.-. a ,i ii... a BB 24
Final ii-.ii Won i.. A If. Itclntyre, Riverside W
*i Bower n- ' Xo T urHl \/t ? ? ? md; B. B. Backait.
it irenawoud W hint Tim? 1 88 ?'? ?"?
?m?- in'ie. S:1B class ? less H Bisel Mal?Woa '. Ksi
llutlei Luv ?II Lau,. . anil 11- lb?, |. 11. ?Hon'? .-. ill, 'ir.
?: \\ . ?. ?nil A'iiiimii F. ifurpOy, > luml.l? team,
i ,?:..;?'i. n.ii.i Tun.- 2:34 '.': ?' M. Murphy, B?y
M.,< Donald ind i: A M. D*sB>? r?n
..r.r'mir nul.-, ?erstell QSM A l'i**' ln'?rm dr?'*
h?Mt \\,?n bv w. A Barbeau: K. H ?is,ri a?, mi; Frei
A \??Ie, ll.'r.l. Tim?? LI.'I.I-..
s.-. ,,n I In termed la t? h-ai Woa by A, I. Pendersa*!:
F. I?. Whit?, -,-.ni. i?. Uedstrom, third. Tun? 1:14 4-8
II- al I,-H Won .<? W. A. HarUiiu. Hi.-mid' W . N-w
Yorh ?: ii '"a. Newark, ?-: o, ilcdstrnm, M i
UlUh W . f.r....l.lvn. II III Toil. i IB
Ob? half .mi' i... ? ' Im it. rim? race, id? m..n m?k
:im f.i?r.-.-i in.-- ?iiuiiriK Hi?' piiu rir?l I.-..I Woa by
K? M? Donald i A Callahsn ?? mJ; Wllltsn r'
Mu? ?.i i third. Tim? III 1 I
S*. ,n t I. ,. Won I- .? M Murph) R A McDuffee,
,?. ,:.i, M.Mit- BeetC third Tu..- 1:103-6
Tbe race ???? ? >n n> r M. Murphi f 1 - i i
?bo mad? ii." ? a-?- 'mu... Kj\ Maedonald, ... Men
V ri. get 1 Ina - . i
Tin.- r ill? .... i. ? ?Mass I! Won b) tta\ BUI
1er, Lev?
Hi. 11,. U|.a I,'II
Murph) Tin,- T S
A i al!n' II ?Mil I
Klv? ind? ?? rai h
BJ
it.- i
mi!,i I I?-- ;, ,. i
? ..ifrii win,
W il I Ian t".
,r Mm
>'l?.
? l
fin'?..?.! tlr?
r ...
Mil fell.
.j I.
R ...
Tom
, .. .... | | ,. beat
. W A. ltari.Mii ?? nl. W .
IS IB :: 1
it Won i ? I lienahaa. .i
M Uni luir, ?.-.?.'. I,.1? H-irr?-. I1"l IT-n- 18*303-8
Third ir'?--?!.<i? heal Won t,-. >i.i-'-a K <: -.
\v i. Dam ??ni. J M Bal li Tina?
i -, i . i :.
Finit boni WeS by W A lUr!.?r, i RI -.??? -I- W . N-w
roi*; ?-??ri'-- i. .Iniii(-i itl ????'.i- u .i I ht,
?aHaln. N-wyrk. third lui.- 1? ?."? 2 .'?
?m? mi:... ? r? n, profeavkstal >'u?' lnt?rm Bist? h?et
?m ??,-nul. I' J
?' WTl?*!*?
(Jt|?l
i? ? W l. by A V t n rn- r ,
' Wn??I... Bbb? .eiii<-, n ??
1 ?.-?:.,n. Ml- b.. Hiinl TlSH -' :?'? I I
,'. h (i - - iVon by A.
. BBjtfon
t .tu 4 ft
t>\ M-I '.'?rt,-:. ?n. William M
ll-ri . r; ir '. 1 In - I B ? :?.
y- >nd In.?rm-.lt?'? ^??' WeS S)
? '.'linn." ' :n f, ?" 'Bll lia, ?:241
' ?:?
Fimt
M4 N J H
m uiiaaa Martin,
n ? ,,????? ? -. ? .: , ? r A. A. JCIIS
^ v
III? Main ">????'.>??.? ?-?r?! Tlm
Tiit? r?r? ?ii desperatelj contested, ?ni ih? m?-n
'- so fa?t t?i?t ih? spectattirs fairly h?id their
breath \\'ti?*>- ?. luid here probablj got *?.-..nd
p . - btil for .!:? acddeni lo bfa mscbln? t'?
of tbe fomnrfi whe?i brohe hi th? Im.1i turn sn?l
be fell; Martin went over him. follu?ve?J tu Lesna
the Frenchman. 'lbe> all msnss^d ?? get up unas?
sisted. Their eirnp.. from st'....!? in\\n Bpp. if 1
??in-'?, miraculous to the in-opie. /.immermuu ?????
loudly che?re,| at hi? v- I ??-?
I'ltf.i.iMiN ?nr UK CIS
i?n? mil? tot st ?lass Plrm hast area by W n t>w?n,
I. i i a ktraoblyn v m Mclniyre, H S. R . Mew
rarl .- r,.l Time 2 H7 ? 1
i r ? ,- " ? to N M li-.w??. N Y I. ft Men
f.?
M ? I W I.'.na l?l?ni Cll
11 rU. :?r'
????-und Tim? - ?? I .'
Thin hmt w??n bi H ?M, Butler, N. 1 *t New
jerM) Jiieeeh Tslb . . u . . Urcokiyr,
Tim? 2 ?'? .'
K?ir.h best WOS by ?" ?" ?*i?r Fs.--n W. Rrrvkl'-n.
?. ? Behettbsr, i??.niie-? it >' New-Tert-, ?"on,:
1 ,m? '.' 45 '-? ft
IV'i I.?.?' ? n blf i;.|??.J l!-,4?r !.?.ni"r. I)?uni'.'i B
r New-York; V. if, Mutin?. It W N?w \,.rk. .
llmi- I 4? I
Sli'h he?. Wen M H,b?ri II Rttf '?. U W.. New
> ..; k , .i -. , \? N?n . k. ??? 11 Tim? -
I 4? I 5
un? mil?. 2 If. .In??, .'l??ia H rir*t ti??i w.,n bv Mai
1 - l..?w?l! ?>a'.i. .'?mer ,l(?-p,.r> >'hartes F.. ?Ian??.
HaisMw Team ?-. ai Tin,? 2 2.: ? :.
Beeaad h?at -w.-n by I t McDsllee, \^\*\\ Team,
W?n tv-r.n. M?-e . V, H ? a'lahan, S-?^rn? l-iiu.
Buftal... ???"??nil lime -.12 4."..
One-bslf .''He ?.Ti.tr-t:, .tie? A Kir?! r??' w n I 0
RtAttrttm, M- rilauk W., Hr..,kl?n. A .1 T'edeis??..
i ?i tur? >' .', H)fa.ti??. ?????n't Tlni? -1:13 2 8
K..-.nd h??i Was t>> ?tmr!?? K ?irans-r. H W, S'?w
?.aw. F i> White, Libert) W Baal R hswsy, s?e nl
nu? i ti 2-J
Thlr.) h?a- W?S t> W A Barbeau H \V New T.?rk.
W, i. Donner, Hudses en w., jeraey *'it>, ??rynd.
Time I.12S
Ki.urth h?at W.,n t.v Ki?.l A N-ifl?. B W . New-York;
r F .?.??.liiiar H w New-York. ??caBd Time?1:13 4-5,
rti, o???
Bbb. H.i
i Kir?
ha way;
it
res by 1" D.
il?mi?. Mud
, Newark W..
J a .'.. Bay
?/-York, ??? .11,1.
nil? O IT 4 ft
Ft W . ,\'?w-.
"U. ??.r.-nrt N i
PI? ? mile m ra
Wklie, l.Hx-rtv V
v r, i'.. W.. 1?r??\ ? It?. ????-.n.
Newark, third Tim?- J 10 I 5
Seion-I hem W? n b? W. A llarl.?an, R W . N?r ', ?
Tin in ?a Bull?r It \S . N'?wY..rk. ??con.l, J. M IJaM
win. Ontur. .' C, NeWStk, third. Tim? 5:18
Th'rd baal Won b? William L I>?nn?r. Hurt? -i |
W. J?rs?v .'U\: A .1 Marsan. Oninr' . i'. New-ark
??-,?.1. .tiari?? i^-iiK.id. it w. Mew-Tork, mini Tim? -
6 27 I ?
K'.iitili h?a. W..n hv Last? llunt?r, N.
?,:in?, <? K H<MI?baw, <|r?'?ii? i.-li W. Ne
J W Jmlse, It W.. New-Y'-rk. Ihlr-I. 1
Fifih i..?. Won i? F F Ooodmaa
Yerfc; n.arlra K ??runier It W . Ni-W-Y
(line lak?n
'lliree mile lap Mr?, ?laie B Klr?(
Nat llu.l?r. l/.->??ll Team. .'aiiii>r|.la?i,.-i
Murphy. N. Y. ?'. K. C. P., P. ?'. ?'. Klaihuah
SBCOnd; I. A . allahan. Hleainx Team Buffal..
Time 2 22 2 ft
H?-?v,n<l h?at W,,n l.v Bay M?..i.,na!d S M r \?w
Y..rk, tt. A Mk I'.ift..?. I?.veil T.-am W??l Bveretl ??<??
..ml. K I. Blauvel?. Tuiirlai .'. .'.. l'ater?on. M. J ihlrrt
Time-2:82 1 ft.
On? mile ?<-r*(<-h f>rufe?al,->n*l. Klr-i? heal Won t,y
Alex Veheyen. l>ankf,.rt on tli-r-Maln, Ijormanv Hldnay
I. Hit.lih. H-llnn.r?, aerond, Frank Mturbu.-k Rocb?Bt*r
third. Tlrr.? 2 ,'l.t I .',
He,-nnd h?at W.,n by
Wh??l?r. Knai ..ranne, .
I'lirl?. Praaoe, third. Time- 2.28 3 r
h-a' W
n by
M
1. I .
fhlrU.
Willlnm Martin, Il?ir..li; ||. <?
i , seeeaS; Adrien Oitarryi
Thlnl h?.?t W,,n hy A. A /,liniii?rm?n. Freehold, M, .1. ?
P. J. I'.erl.,, Man l'Iub. liant..n, leejond; .'. J Al'.pel It'
A. <'. Urooklm. third. 'Hm? 2:284ft
BNTBRTAINMBNT Bt TRI ORBMNWICH
WHKKLMEN.
Tlie third a.'in'ial reception ami t-:ii.?riiiininent of
the? (Ireenwli'h WhOOUasa took pl?r.? at th?> LezlnK
ton Av.-n.ir iiper.i House list nlnht This club, bu?
sbies hnvlns always b?>ei. active In wheel work, has
?lone mil'-h to promot.r goad fellowship Binonix Its
tnenthers, and its entertolasseata have atwaya i?^en
enjoyuble nffilrs. The one lust nlitht w?? no excep?
tion Th.- vRud.viiie performance wus followed bj
.isn.-iii?- The rommlttee having the entertainment
in eham consisted of Chsrles teheler, chairman;
M. C lUynolda, a. Metsger, William J. CNvaay,
Mlnthoru?' AI I mu n. 11 l.ow.-nthiil. .J. Mppman V
J. I'".,rd, William Cable, J. Kory.'iidorfer and .'
Kaulh?l?er.
A MCTCLfl WtiitLli'S RKORD BROKIN.
Louinvllle, Nov. 27. -The worlds half-mile tand.'in
r-ionl v-ns broken nt Fountain Kerry I'ark thl?
niornliiK. WhOS W, A. BhOdSB und "l'i.p" o'l'nniwr
Savored the distan.??? in II second? lilt. The world's
record wa? M I-fj seconds.
John H. Johnson lowered th?, one-tl?rtt-of-a-mtle
bicycle recorl, unpsced, to :u :',..-, s,,, nds In a brisk ,
wind.
C.ILSTS OF Till. I. A KAY KITH WHSBLWBN.
Tue LafspSttS WheelBMn'a BO. ?nul annual recep?
tion was held at Lyric Rail, No. 7^i Mlktli-ave , lust
nlitht. Many of the vltiitlnn: WhOSlBBSa a, cepte.l the
Invitation of tne Lafaystts club ami took pan in
the dnncinK. which w?- the mala feature or the en?
tertainment.
INCIDENTS is sociBTT.
Mr* Benjamin Kranklln Lee. of No. 3 Qram?
?rey Park, ye?tnrJay afternoon Kuve a tea to in
tr.xiuce her daughter, mi-? Caroitae Kin? L-e.
Mrs Walter S. (lurii? Introduced her two daugh?
tris, Mis? Hell Huniey (lurii?*?' and M.s? Lucy II
Ournee, to eoctety yea;erday afternoon at a re
cptlon whlcli ?he give u' h?r home. No. 4<l Kait
Thlrty-?lxth-st. The ?lebutante? were assU'cd in
recOtYiaa by Miss Ksrnev, Ml?u Pauline Whitney.
Mia? Esther Hunt. Miss Urine Icott, Miss lieatrlce
Jones and Ml?? KMzabeth nelnfield.
Mrs. Lewis H. Atterbury. of No. 141 West Elghty
slxth-st., will introduce her daughter, Ml?? Halite
Atterbury, to her friends at a large reception this
aftatnooa.
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IT WOULD HAVE -MCEK A CI.-UW SWKKI' HAD
?.itil'FlN RID-H-N in HOOD ?"".'.>!
|MV TEl.rOKAI'li TO TUB ThIBI\B. |
Washington. N ... Sl.?Waeoritet had ? ch.mce to
g?t teen ??> lay f.?r their v. ?wleaale tteagM** i'
y? ?f-rlsy. Ove of th- ???x c- t tlrisr home In fror, and
In.I ?Iritlti ?hi.wn jny:li!r?x Hk* hi? urml ability or.
Iai ll-muU. lbs ?wf?i no id have t?en a clean
on?, Ae it srss, tt>? Rangera u, in_i?1 to retrieve
?i ?i. lose?., ,\i ?ka Dwjrer les-log ttM march l.y win
Dln_ ererj? t.-t ?He ?pail dowsj. l>? Um spssilM ev?nt
.-- ?- ni"! u play ?h? favorite, and ba<k??_ Maurice
cth? Matirtn* coll) for th? place. Mauri?-? won by
a l?n*;'h and a half. Void wun ihr ??rond race.
Il- -a- ihe fnvi.rlte, ?tll? hi* price ti?.<l steady at 9
??i .. ?>.'h I'.jly.lora an-1 Hamm!? belnfj* played to
i. a- him The thlM rute ?sent to Baroness. Sir
I u un? uf the I'layid-n.- ?i'legatlon.' captured th?
fourth ev?n: ll? sru an aaan money favorite and
h.il ta b? rlesJssj Ml 10 l?eat I.ady Richmond a
math liar l\ (TWa ?i? pounl.? ih? be*t lior?? In the
flf-h r.i ??. hi! (IrlfMn mu?an?.?, to get him Into a
?orle? of patAttit (hut proved -xtr?m?!y rogtly. as
hi? ru*h ?i the end wn-t just a trifle late. Melntye
-?eating -hi! ? bead LeRRRtRR, aru.:h?r o?l?l?-on
?"lisnce, woti 111? ISSl rar? Summerle?:
- t?.)-ye?r.ol?l?. h?nd!r?p ?<?v?e. rft
I .-.f*.
W M lurrif- . h. i >_taarlee bv Rayon d Or
Kaurti 1?-.'? irai !":> ?.-.-mi . l
?1. u Marri* * <?. ? I?, r. l_" Brnmii*. ??? i(_rimrw.. '-'
Char!?? <Jr_h?n. ? 1, r liai Mm?. I?*? (Lsfmtat). 3
H?'r,iir!t? toft (I'.nni ?la? ntn Tlm?-l MO.
Il?t!lrir Maulle? ? 10 2 ?nd 4 10 5. !?o R?nfi?l?. M ?o
* ?ni ?.?i!. ll?'!at..r? IS I? I and 3 to 1
W ,n tn- a l?iif ?h nn. ? half; ? r-rck t?e*w??n ?.?.on., and
illlr!
? RAC1 ?Mltng S.? tS4 a half furlons?
?T m Barri _'? ch ? Void, b?, Rayos ?lOr-Vij;?, 5
|_S P_ ? ,~ l'?7i 'Sin ?, . 1
l> il.Ki-.r-? m I'.lvd'ira. S, It- ((Irlffln?. -
Lv an wood .-(?i.i? * !? . Senat??] veat. a. t?7 <K??r?i . :i
Ham m I? I??. (ear ll??? iivs??-t?. Tormentor, IM low
ll.-.i .Km, i ||*| UM "????irdl?.-?. Kappho. VI
.. !?? MHI IN? e: i. ?-i.?. Anxiety, 'it ill. Urown?. alai r*n.
Tin ? t i?i
I!?i(lns Void ? i i ? ?id 7 to K>. IVIvd.r?. 2 t.. I and
7 to 10, S?n?r..r Veet, 12 to I ?nd .! to I
Won bv two >ni?'ti*. a _****- b?iw??n ??cond *nd Tl.lt I.
Tllllir? HAI !" MUaaj. "n? and . ne-?l?,Vh wiles
llurrtdg? Hi.*.' . ' !;?r n-??. by The HaM -nil*
i?r<?'i,n i rt ii?> t_ il__nl??i. l
J. i*. .-?! La_ftiiia'e ?. a- wai*p?aS?. ????!. i??f> lear,
tu."' (Burrelll. 2
? Hash..? a rtl, m IL a. Mr puff, ,', su iSh^?Jy?. 3
Kid?n?i. ta? icieary). aleo ran Ttm? I ?H
Belting Baroaea? 3 ta S ?-.A ou?. Wariwak?. ft?? to 1
aad 1" ' I. It.-** Mrtiuff. 4 ?i 1 and 1 to ft.
Wnn ay a n?-k. a l?n?th t??!*??n ?*?-on?l and (bird
roLTATH RAi'E-I'or iwo-y.ar-old*. ip.Tial w?tshi?; ?ell
ins Half m>
r ItralV? ,-h. ( Sir .? -Iin. I?>? S:r M.?dr?d -N?!ad.
Hid tb ir?- !07l iSIm?'. t
!! y '?dlsjn-? eh. f l.ady Rli'im^nd. 1U0 (L_?ml?>?. _
frarik l:-?ir. ? i e. Van Hrui.i. -.'S il*lnn?r?n>. 3
VooalHX, 0<? (Cl?arj?. Rwihr-ivd. 1*1 tSU????*); K?nnl?
I! U?l (ear, '.?'' ?Xa.'?.). Marins". M (?larrlsan?. K-.l?.
K?C k.r. inni il'.-nn. and ?jhiii?i ?Id?. .2 (oar. 08> .Clark?.
?'a..r?n T.BM ??.41?',.
li?ti|p? ^lr iotui ?rea ?nd 3 ??. ft. l.ady R!.-hinon1. 7
!.. ft ?r.l "I tn T. \an l'.nint. U? Is l an 1 4 to I.
?Tqei I-- n. n ???_. itir?? l?n_?h? b?t???n ?*c,ind ?nd ?hlr.1.
ni'Tll It tt'K-SpTial aUtSjStai p-nal-l?* six ?nd a half
' ttRI
C i'orn?hl?tin a tr ?? Mlnt.r?. by Kowh?tt?n -Vit-a
v!? .1 ir?, HI Tb ?Sita?). 1
Y IfallM'* ?h, ? liar,!. K.<*. K. 104 (?lrtffln?. '_
J. A.. A. II. A I?. I! Morris'? b. r. 1'rl?. 3. 107 (IVnni .1
A-,i?ll?n. t(?_ i.-nr. lo'l? (lt?rBen>, ?no Nii'k.arrrn, 104
?Na-?.i, aim tan Tim? ! '._
Ilidtlnf MoInt>t?. I lo '? ?nd met'. Hardy Ka?t. 7 to 1
and ? to .'?. I'rl?. I?? ??> I and ft ?" '.'
?Tea by a bead. **n;e dlatani? l-?i????in a?oond and
llilnl
sixth r.a?'K Naoltleoi ??iiins Om mil?.
r, **fat-k'a br. K- 1 posante, by i?iis Tan u.mnini?. ?
>r? . in? r.. iilrlffin?. I
' M -l-iiiHMIn - '??' <? Uttle Ton.. 0.1 (K?-?f?l. S
(1 i: Sml I. ? br .-. Indr.-i. 3. I??? 'P.?ss^ltl. 3
i?:?r A.-lr???. I?*? (R 1?????"'?'. ?!??' r?n. Tun? 1:4'J
ll??tln? l??..n?n:,). 7 t.? I?? ?nd eut; Little Tun?. S te 1
?nd I? ?o 10. Iniira, S t.i 6 and 1 to _.
Won by ? !?fn?th; two lenfth? l-iwi-n ??foond ?nd third.
\V."?liie!"ila\'-? card:
Fir?: ni<-? rtl* ?nd a b?lf furlonf?. Itu.-keye. Tru??
p.nn.- at?! lied Top 111? tseh. Mnd?n,ilo II.
.-?i.-.-.in?! ru? ? tt\x furlon?*. i"l<?rln?la 112. Saunt?r?r 110,
liiiii?r 107. Runjroo, Kilkenny ?nd Will!? M.-VulliT?
I0Q ??ah, in'... Jim. Trump, woody*? Victim. Ooxernor
l-'lfi.r, \Van???k? ?nd 11 ?nnv^ntun- 102 ??ch
Thlnl r??-.f - Sc\?ti furlons?. W'?rnb?rs 10"*. Mrlntyre
Ida. Iiln? Q_rter, ?**mn_tt_ and Rla.k Hawk mi asa_
Y\.irtli r:i?? Si? furliai??. Koraaer 106, llonl?!?!*?? flllv
and A?la UK? ?a?-h, Rut.v and Iroglea K?!d!ns t?ft ea.-h.
Veoalits and Mm? i::i., vo ..?? h
Flflli rni? S?v?n furlons?. Thnraton IOS. Tlnv Tim
lo?. Mal,u .;?-n?r.il and (Jvorse In. .n 10ft. H!ii-ii:.i.. . 102,
l'l,i|...lus 00
Hlxth r??-? Sli furl.ms?. M?t?or ?nd Navahae 10ft ?aoh,
Andrew* l?W, Kl?lr M<?iTl?on rtlly to. Huothrovj and Th?
-??iilp-r W?.
? m>- ..
GOODBY TO JEROME PARK.
TH? rAMOUl THA(*K TO BK CLOSED FOR
EVER ON JAM'ARV 3.
IT IS WANTKU 11Y THK CITY FOR A iMEHOIl
?OUI Wi;l.LUN??\VN lIUltSEM TUAT
11A V t: ?XACSO THKRK
Jerom? I'ark, the famou? "old saddlebag*" truck, i
a l.mdinark In the turf hlvtory of thl* country,
wh.-ri? *,? -many Stall k?IS turfman have congre
fated and wln'r? ho many noted thoroiighlired? have j
?tniKKl"?i for ?upr.'ma.y amid the plaudit? of en
t_H_S_-Stle ami I'af'alunatilf thoutund?, will have
COaSSd to ex\*i utter January a, lKtt. It has auo
ciniiu'.ii to the iOCOSSltlei n:id Incr.'ii?InK ?rowth of
i or city, and the grouml* of the old oour_e will be
nu'le to ?erve a in ?re unnful purpose tlisn thai
"f . .P-iliiK to lbs pi?surs of New-York's Ihousunda
o* 'iiC'ir* of ra?-lns.
William A. Duer. the well-known lawyer, of No.
116 Braodwajr, who la |iresiUI?nt of the Je.'ome Park
VTllUl Hie and ltnproy<fni?'nt Company, ho? lit
l.uMi-d the member.? that the eltbhouae and si'uunda
w?,u..l !??? permunenily closed on January 3. Mr. Duer
kuIiI ye?ler?luy ta s Tribune reporter: "The Jerome
Turk ?CUlk will ctoHff at the end of the year, when
Hie Miibscriptlon ? for the current year terminate,
vvlil;li will be the BM day of December, 1194. a? the
city authorillc? have published their advertlae
ii-.?r?t that they ?r? ,>iltii{ to take that property
with other property fa.- a reservoir, Including the
whole of ih ? Jerome Park property. Application
for the appointment of Commt??loner? of Appraisal
will be made on December 29. Under the atatut?. as
I understand It, upon th? ap0Oia_-.?nt and qualifies,
Creater New-York's Createst Stort
Wf?rnmkm
GROCERIES.
Killer?! CarilleJ Soin S. a,?
Extra Fan.-y Main? Cora.j|
Import?-,! French Peas (flue).|j
Imported Fr?nch Peas, Si; F!ns. Eajos? to
Kxtra Fine of other brand?.19
Imported French P?as. extra One, Nine
other in the mark-t r., ?-qial th-se. ,24
Asparagus Tips.22
Fr.tlt Pudding. Sehepps.10
W?-isba<!*n Preserves.g?
Flavoring Extract. Manhattan.12
Finest Leghorn Citron.13
Orange and I .onion P?*H OlacC.20
Loose Muscat?: Raisin?.08
Hultana SoeJWs Raisins.||
Layer Raisins in Cttsjtsrs..13
Mixed Nuts (in Shell).13
WINE OEPT.
K' lio Spring iKy.) Sour Mash Rye Whiskey? ??.
4 bottles to the gallon, p?r bottle.k.VI
?i,1k.. Kurrtm?-!.W
Martini & Rossi Vermouth.45
Imported and Domestic Cigars of all
grades and at all prices.
Bloomingdale Bros.
Third Ave.? 59th and 60th Sts.
TKTAUOT THE TOWN
la Hie ?llapln. ?if
?-^FURNITURE
At QEO. C. FLINT CO.,
43 .VKST ?as? OTh Kaa? lioainny.
.Ion of the Commissioners the tit',?- to toe property
passe?. It h??, therefore, not been thought ?d
vlsahle to continue the .lerom?> Par* CUlh BSPrsBB
th?? present year, and I have .s.xor.lliigly sent out
notices to the various members of the c.'.n 1^
the dub will h?' doasd sa th.> M of Jsossry, !**
The membership of the c.ub ta about PS to -^ ?
far as I kn.?i\. no:hin?; has hwa done "?ward l!*
organlratljii of ?i Cub In the aeighborhood sf tS?
present Jerome Park Club. The h8St *???? f,,r *"
of the members of the pr-sent rl.it? t - .!??< I- t'1 .
the Suburbin Club, whl.-li Colon-1 Kip MM"
Hb.ni: a year ago." h#
Doubtle?? Mr. liner's alv ?? hs to J"?'"'* '
Suburban Club will be followed by B m?j>n-'>
th* members of the ol.l Jerome Par? Club, b'-'t
comfortable and picturesque club of the -"
old racecourse will b?> sadly BBlSSCd o\ the BI
of drivera and riders who for .1 Buatber of >*
have be<n i?ccu?tome4 to make the old t'llll,"?
a meeting-place. To these the los< v. ill fea airo
irreparable. ?,-ouria
Jerome Park whs thrown open as a , ?., tb?
nearly thirty years ago, an 1 ror y???>:.- ',, '^ for
social radii* centre. it was ^!? ' ??" >, "'?ul*.
Its clean and pure racing an.I lacs ?? ? ,, .llBI
It? record is pointed to with pride b> ?n .,?.
turfmen and racegoers. Among ,h,\.,': ,".? <*
former? who have won hard-foughl ? ?> '?-"
the ol.l coarse are LonKfellow. Duki Ol >??* C
Splnaway. Kingfisher. Harn B*^\J^a7t\t
Tom Howling-. Monitor an.l Sensation ?"J*-Las>
well-known supporters of ^ Jerome raraw^i
Ings In the ol.l dais were IV I?. ^ lr?1'"?,'.^lurA
W* Jerome. August Helm,-:it. ',;''".,,'.'Ijoha
Theodore A. Havemeyer. Krams 1. turto,
Hunter. James V. Parker. Wjlllsntl J - ? ?JJ
Frltsch snd I>e I??ncey A Kan ' ''nice
point out the record of Jerome Psi a sa ?' ? |onl|
lar proof of the social, financial an (?roWJ je
succe?? (hat may be attslne.l bv ?', M-J ""f.c4|ly
interested methods. Jerome Park pew j-g|
closed It? ccreer Ua 1881. although Hif' ?}*?,(?
there this year under the auspices of ?. i- ? {U
ami otheis. who raced und-r IBS) name ?i
American Jockey Club
RKCORDH LOWKRKl? AT BUFWr-*
.lOHNSONS TIMK POR AN IM'A.Kl? Mi?
1HCEO BM HBOMM HY JU1IN tEHB9*9 ?
Iluffalo. Nov. 27.-John IVn-eyr? jS, of J? (M
Cycling Cli'b. whe will repres.nt Huff.?!? L^
?Mas? A race? at Ma.Hson S.piure <Mu**\a$0
York, the remain.ler of the week, to-.la.v ^
unpaced mile, straightaway. In the reme ^
time of 1MB*, fustei limn a c . l,.-t BBS tn? ^
cred the ground before unasalsted. an, - a.
onds under the flguri? established by J
Johnson on the li.-Uwa re-ave. boulevary:, ",.av?.
lier 30. The fe.it was performed on the if ,ng
straightaway course. A strons wind ??'/? bj.k
from the West, and nein?, i^'ht at the rider
materially BSSlstsd l.lm ?M Batttag th? y'g^rf
The trial was mude sbout 3 8'ctoek, i'""1 .,,
was clothed In heavy Jerseys, coat. >ai> ?' "J^,
He rated himself nicely, cuttlns ****** ^TL gamSt
ins Une at ? steadv ?11,, He MRS^m**^
toward the last, and CTOSSSd the finish ^*??aM
llj nllS I PiaBIIIIB is a well-known ?In? ?J.
in thlB neighborhood, and ha? m ?J?? ria?r h?
extending back to IM. As a ?-on P?j'* ^?soa, ?
is not a universal success, |or'J',!-tch. .h.
lacks Judgment when on the '"jn'^^ero?e wo? g
No lets creditable than ht??*? "\'f\% r^<J?
efTort ma?le by Bdjrard F. \a**^\\\tlmi0^t
breaking road rider of ?he I ress gr m?, is
He followed the ?^obp.^u*?a were John P?
1:40 flat. The auadruplet riders n*?r* H p<n
?Z** iK'^'I^hJa^TKUA ?? HS

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