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ENGLAND'S Famous
Regiment Entertains
ROYALTY.
At the recent Black V/atch Regi
ntenttil Dlnner, H. R. H. The Duke
of Saxe-Goburg and Gotha in the
chair, the only champagr.e served
was POMMERY Champaghe.
TIIK SPORTSMEN*8 BHOW.
fBBPARATIONS vn THK EXPOSITION
IS MADISON BQUARE OARDEN.
]Frn gxHinrra i>k bpobtin-i <-.<>?>db and tr.v.
mgtm -"MirrrrTi.>.ss in BOWUNO, Ttit
cafnvo. BBOOTIHTJ AND BILLIARDB?
p?rRRA8BD 1VTKKVVT IN BPOBT.
?Tho*e Ibnd Of BeM and water spoirtn aro pmm
, n ;.. _ irti ar the next few daya The annual
*Cw ot the Bportamen'a Aaaociatlon wlll begln at
v , ?- ? 9 ,-: ire Oarde i
, . - Bunday. II wlll remaln open morn
-.,. n- i . venlna up to and Includlng
.
Workmen hnve been huaj lt thi
for the laat waek putl ? ndaome
. rtr>d rearranarlng the Immenae amphltheatre
; .... A \\ hlle everytl Ing wlll be ahown
beart of the aportaman. th.ro wlll be
.,,, ? of a dHTerent turn of i nd
rltl idd mora oompetttlve feat |
r. ai d when me wearl. io< look
- aptured on land ar.d water
msethtng to Interaot hlm a!
at llmea of kmklng too long al Inanl
. . ... ., ?? real ng l ey may
? ? | alih pleai ira to eomi
.. braln and <>??? 1
thla. and there wlll be i
_ 0? errery afternoon and even
layi of tha ei rhere
. rternooa and evening by Ouatave
-
.Ilng. 1
ln irhlch many of the i
.. ,,. th. aeveral branchea of aport wlll take
1 . . eneflt of vudtora who nro tntereated ln
0Mo(| . tha apperkb i aumra iry
. ? arrana. d:
a the
ar th* M
- ... :
:..-.., put down without re
BOWUNO TROPHT.
nr_i
.
'
tourna
' - ? . ' -
'. u la
tn waa
.
. "
.. |
,iMki*j_tv?~ Mtttw1 ? thli .i wil N? ln the
? . ifl
(tam, i
i it up wlth evi ry care.
- wlll be playi. durlng the
? \; ? rl amateura in tne
? .- ?
n the 1 w nty-atxth-ac alde of I
_ !"r !"wr'
tya I
........ ...
.... r . t.er all
? ?
pi
. Id take a raj
? ? ?ny Impn *aton on the p d
. argeta
I f ,r ?'., competItlon i art of tho pro
rranged t< lellght the aport-lormg
p -t.,f n. u Tork Thooe who care rothlna for 1
? ... M ir i,.k!-K nt fur?. guaa, every?
tl lln< from Um Ii ? to the
:,,-. ? .... m naphtha kauncbea al rtguna whi h
. apoll wlth the ur:;:,- of i
? ?-. .,_ the amokeleaa s >ri; I
v - ? ?'. ? ' ?' nd atreama
i ai erary thlng partatalnj to out
j _?.rt. Hocne. of th* exhlln-a arrai..- d
_.! -__l f ?
land team f,,r a part of laat summer, wlll. It la
sald. b* a regular attandani aboul tha Malne c-.
hlhit durlng the "X|?,sition.
The Wanamaker booth I. In a eonaplcuoui place.
and it la artlatlc and eomplete, Th. exhlbll wlll
be so:.- to attract mu, h nti-ntl.m .iiirin^- the ex
hlhltlon.
Whlle Amerlcan. have i.o.-n rlei ? i buay,
buMilnfc people, with no thought Of ui">." or ,
ire, flt any more. The
ri' ;z, 11 . ,,f t ??<? I'nlted 81 it. * ;.r" II
\..->? I -,., ?;? ? if all ? icn year. 11untera
noa ? im. ' ? I - country fr,.m aeroaa the Al
In iplte ol l -," ite idy march
of dvllliatlon, Amerlca ?t ill poaaeaaea .. wealth of
game, t on. carea to eo and '-oi* I ? haa
not i.""ii better Bhootlna on I.?>::-. laland In many
yeara than durlng the f.iM and wlntei The aame
can be lald of other aecllona ,.' ihe country nol aa
H.1.1.-I.-.T1; t... I1'- metropolla ..' Amerlca.
lu auggeatlng ind i Ilng theae venturera
in;.. a i > w rralm, the Bportami - \ oclatlon
playi Importanl and .tT".-ti\" paria. ('mual re
marks nnd converaatlona relatlve t> newlj con
ceived ind placea f,.r huntlnn and flah
Ing irlpi .-.i i encampmenta ar, heard all Ihrough
the courae ,<f the ahow each year, and nono i
. |ue ln ? reatlng ard. nl -, orl ? ? I raw
material. 'll- public patronlae thls ? m
.?;i_, riv ..nd manlfeat Intereal ln the trade exhlblta.
lt li aald ihal nevi r b for,- in ry of
bowllng i aa ao much Intereal been centred I
comp. lll on or t .urnamenl aa thei pi enl
Indh Idual bow Ilng - ontei ls to b. ? ? Id. .1
(.ti the four new alleya durlng the expoeltlon.
Tho howiera ln New-Tork and Immediai, vl nltj
are talklng ol what la known !:> bowllns rlrclea
hereaboul aa "Tho Garden Tourney." Whal l<
Inten ll inj I- the ronteat for tho Indivldual
? ? hlp of Am< r ca, Th. i
ntlnu. f.,r nlne daya, beginnlng al il i in,
and cloaing nl mld nlghl each day \ the com
. uli ard the il"k- I I ? 1,< ,-n
ndopted, ::?? formal entry need be made, neither li
;,n entrance fee n.aaary, The out-of-town bowl
w'.. have proml ed to compete in lhl> con?
? .-? io ,i.-.i" are: J?r. B. J. Mayer, Oua .; Idehaua
hi rl 11. M.? "??, of Clnelnnatl; W. V.
C Kehler and H. Render. of Chlcago; Floia'a "Rlg
? ? ? falo, ind a tr,,> fr,,in i he Boaton
? Rowltafi \ ?? i.i tl. .n.
. | ? trllngton N
? ?1 and ???? i:
? -. ?. to-nlght have been poatponed I ? lei i
? boa era ai nlty
mea for the Indivldual i hampl mai Ip of \'< w
i Tork nd the Bporl nen'a Aaaociatlon trophy.
M . ol the !? idlng rlubs ln New-Tork wlll I
i in .i body to-nlghl Owlni of
mpetitlon li 1. ?? !? I
wl only -iv gamea, li tead
. ns \. ..-, nrlglnally declded
tlon wlll not open untll 7 o'elock thU
c\. ? ii r ,i i then eontlnue dally from II i. m. untll
. -. |i hai been found neeeaaary to make i
? ?.? - e.lul* of bowllna
nahlp of N. w-Tork !>r ll Tlmm
an.l H, Boemmerman, who were achedule.1 to
al 2 p. m. ..a Thurad iy, wlll r In ihe even
lay, The a tmea I ? tween A. II.
Blevera and : I Bch iffer have been trai '? red from
ry II al .' p m. untll January 20 at ! p. m.
nfthe t ? ime
The ? - '?.'? ?1 for Ihe Indh Idual
? ?-.?? ? ? i he Bruni wl k H ilki
Company, 1200 trophy nnd |20n worth of other
a ill hegln al I p. m., and contlntii
a. m. untll mldnlght, January 22 R itr u e, fc ?? ls
nol n< ??? - ? iry for thli cont. il. as the ? k<
haa beei ....... tlcketi wlll coin t.
Thomai Curtla, of Brooklyn, wlll pr. de i l
enlng erlea, whlle Captaln John
\: .....: offl late at tho aecond serlea.
FOR THE Bh! BOAT RACE.
CORNELL AN8WERB YAI.I. AND HARVARD
W.l.L ROW WITH YAI.r. ON CONDITION OF RKI.Ni>
Al?OWED TO NAMK T1MK ANI? ri..\''F.
i r THB iwr. NEXT ykah.
Ithaca. N. T., Jan. 18.?Captaln Ftederlcb D. COI
? the Cornell 'Varalty crew made a Btatement
>? whlch clearly outllnea CorneH'a rowlng
_-_ the poaltlon whleh the navy aaaumea in
iquatlca ol I8S8.
Tne following letter wns aeni yeaterday ln reply
t , . al< 'a illenge of November 24:
Ithaca, N. ... January " I
|fi Payne Whltney, Captaln of the Tale Unlveralty
. ?. \
;,, ^r Blr: I am Inatructed to communlcate to you
on of the ati ll ren irdlng
\ ,ur proi mltlori f. r n boat ra. i : Th.
? _ the propoBltlon ..:' the Vul- I'r.
mlle > Ight-oared race thi
m the pla. ?? and tlme named hy
allowed In return to
plac. meol it year. Cor
n.ll i xpresw re h. r accepi
to merge ihe race ol thli year, Harvard
?u-uiiiii e wlth Harvard
FREDER1CK D. Ci.iI.BON
Captaln >.f the Cornell Unlveralty .row.
Cornell alao sent the following letter, In reply tu
Harvard'a challenge of Deceml ar 16:
1th IC8, N. Y . Jan iary 11, U
Captaln I>. M. Ooodrlcb. Harvard LTnlveralty J- il
|> ar Blr: The Cornell navy accepta thi
of the Harvard L'nlveralty Boal Club for i
i e the i omlng aeaaon, .it auch tirn,- and pla. e
aa may te convenlenl to both crewa
FREDERJCK 1>. COI-BON,
, ?; : ln i oi ni 11 Unlvi raltj i '?? w,
On the recelpt of Tale'a eommunli atlon <,f No
? 24. n meetlng of th.? Cornell councll wns
held Immedlately nfier rhe Thankaglvlng receaa
and a proper acknowledgmenl
Cornell navy would "hava greal pleaaun
. provlded auch arrang. m.
. time are made as wlll Inaun a falr and
eomplete teat, and wlll enable us hIm, ... latlafj
th" Just clalma of other eompetltora, ?iin have mei
us ln former yeara and may now wlafa n> meel u
n "11 hopwl tbe matter mlght b* brought to an
? tay aettlemenl bj conf. rence, and auggeated It. li
?:,.: | ind ao * aay aa wns e\., t> ,l to j>r, ?
euro a conference wlth thi really reaponalble
al Val.-. Wlth Harvard the altuation haa
been fully and frankly dlacuaaed. CorneH'a poal?
tlon waa a ... II Bhe dealred to "glv.
(actlon" to all former eompetltora, if it could t,>,
done without reaaonable Inconvenlenca. Rowlng i
A YIF.W OF TTTF. OARPFN.
deratlata _n. worthy of aoora thnn a
?. .. . |i ;r..m. t.t? and looklng
th.j dld arhon they
tl .? wlIrN of Mniri- wlt', Uv Ir ln
,v. thal lh. I -r.ter aft.
, . ? travei far l. enjoy I
Ing a
Bomi ija*** '"
h. itar-i a! F^ttom h'"J?i.
' ' t Tn
. .. too, for thooi of a ?
I. There afi ?'? ? ' ?' " . ','.*r.
an -? me bl rj - wl h ? not tne*
there . *B :..
? mali ??...':?
oa l I, theli ?., ir. ?? '
? ?::., T. en
lell.l 1 . .."?->".?. -.
? ? ? ? h.r :.:..?. i.t "'?/'' '.' '
alnat h*r thla i
? ""Fv
the
J ?-...,?
I , ,,r. a ,,i,,t . rn. i
< >..- Untll la yi i "?la. i roa ,
.... ..,,,? .Vow. .Ainonir Mlai
' ' ?,'.' "" li1. ? ?
LP___^rii_ the i
Ifcr.ia, the baeeball player. who waa Wlth the ci.ve
thr.- rneen wns out Of the guestion. Rowlng tWD
ru. . m In two rilfTer.-nt i.laifcH WOO I" b. OVOldod II
la n.it ganerally expaeted In Bporl thai lh* party
having th. i.-irKer obllsatton Bhould hav.
pr- nt. r Inconv.nienoo. Corn.ll, a? her a_knowl**d_'
ri.. i.i nt Yole'a .?..niniwoi.titii.il nhnw. .1 araa con
.'i.'-d obOUl tWO tlilru-s: FlrHt. u placa tot a folf
an.i oomplote teet; aacond. aa onangemenl a
;, .. ? ,ii ooopetttora Tha rumpi
hai gone abroad thal '" an mforrnul meeting ol ihi
Ina al Albany Corn.ll deman li i ai
: r n t.rn, ? ?' \-ars is nol true ? aptain I ol
a. .'. had no Inatrui ""??- ,0 deman i ?n* thlng of lhe
d i,.. dld noi make auch d. ?
ii order to ne whal arrangementa were |...v-n.i.
for thi ? ? rltli other ? n
llve ofCorn.il vlalted P.nnaylvanli unbla.
aylvanla waa ov.r_e lo New Lond.
ti. any place whli ii made her rar. with i on
ev.nl of Mcondary Imp. rtan i Bl ?
to proclalm an open regatta Bh. admltted iha
I'ornell'a convenlenca ou?rhi to ba conaulted thla
year and aald thal aa ? Uurt reaorl
'-,,? where Cornell appolnted, bul not cont< H
.'.iiiin.M i aald Bhe would 'rn.' i on.ell to . ?
waa folr and would njee! ber al a place ? ??
omell Bha dld not, bowi rer, ihli.k New
n hk. ,y to jir.iv a good courae for tarea
Cr!>Wfc;. ,r, Doeomber M wotrda . <.'r?"'
liur\uld thnt Bha WOOld taU? the r.sk of Ni U ?
doo'8 courte belng upproprlat. for thr.e cre-i
egmtta by onj meana 11 ?-!*"J|
I iomethln* ? ? like an Ameri .... H< n
?.i '
Athletlc I'lioiSwHrd
r-ornell I ad ,'", ,
lf lt I , ..
.1,.'.;
uncim.lli.oi - "/ he' '>,</;
? ,1.11 wil
th<
? ? th* Poiial ?
lo .vnld bnt oelna I
Corneilla wlllli
YACBT8BES III' T OFFICERB.
ANNi-Al, MKRTINa Of THI BCAWAXHAKJ COBXB
THIAN YV
Th- annu r the 8 i ka-Corlnth.
, i T ? ?? -v :-'
Wllllam T itti o,
...t.iin. praaldod m the qbeann. of Comn
Tha Uae. ComuiJtteg leporud UaOl ln tlie comlug
New York, Jan. 7. 1898.
TO THE PONirs EXTRACT CO., N. Y. City, N. V.
Dear Sirs.? // e have triedyourPonoTs F.xtract, as an cmbrocation, and
takepUasure in recomntending it to athlctcs, in all classes, cs/>ccially Bicycle
riders, as the bestpreparation obtainable forrnbbing purposes, and reliiving
soreness 0/ limb andmuscle. Yours respectfullyt
Champion Tandem Tcam
li. TAYLOR, ?f ^gtand,
Champion hiiddle Distana G< J- ]'l LFORD
Rider of France. cr
G. WHEELOCK.
New York, Jan. 10, 1898.
AfESSRS. PONJ7S EXTRACT CO., No. 76 Fiftk Avenue
Gentlemen:? We the undcrsizned beg to testi/y to the merits ofPotuTs
Extract, both as a usefulem \rocation% and as a Liniment, in ease ofaccident,
We have found nothing as good in our travelsfor use in training, and
do not hesitate to recommend this preparation to all athlctcs.
GOUGOLTZ,
LAMBERJACK,
Champions of France.
THERE IS ONLY ONE
pricaSOC.nti.
1'.-Tiiiv-"_?-'""**'
THIS IS IT!
F'.'::;'": -"]:??:>?'?'?
li '-.'ci:,,., i|?_d^aai*J
Fao-slmile of Ilnttle
with liuff Wrappor.
Jnvaluahle for all .fr/iee, Paln*, friffainniofloH-,
tatarrhal Trouble and I'ile*.
POND'S EXTRACT CO.,NewYorkand London.
m ' 0 :- ????.
??*?
*&
rvleriden Britannia Co
'ive
i
Silversmitht
TRADK
-TTEFCC-NGk
PRIZE CUPS
STERLING SILVER
and
GOLD AND SILVER
PLATE
Emblematic of any contcst
Special Designs and Estlmales
furnished oa application.
208 Fifth Avenue?
KAOiaON PQT'ARF.
I"., ? ,r>* Cann.1- Factory
ilerlJen, Cnnn. Hamllton. ont.
rlthoul further li
?
1:
thal
? I '
r ll
Bh. a
? .
?
?
have '
orni-ll,
ln i -?;? r; ?
well aa to thn
ciatl. I '
general Tl -
enge rar.. with the Royal st. Lawrence Yi >
the condltlona ;.r>- for four men and K>
pounda I Thla i. a change from laal year*!
The commlttee alao aorreed ttutt thera li
:i. ? ilty for new rulea govornlng meaaur.
menta.
New ifflcer were elected oa followo: Commodore
Clark Rouae; rlc rommodore, B Van Rena
a.'laer Cruger; rear commodore, Henry A. Vai
l ... . i harlea J, Stev. ns; tn ia irer, R
c \\. John llynlop; fleel a irn??on
[>r. Val.ntlne M
R. Van ?!-? Wai r; Bare ?' m mltt< ??. i illver K
I'romwell, D Ia Roy Dreaaer, Walter C Kerr
. ,\ Sherman and C. W. Wetmore; ? ommli
t, oi I.< " in I Knterta nmeni ?. Frai li B
Haatlmrfi Herberl [.. Batterli iftd Jacob Wendell
jr.; i' imm ? t.. . ? : Modela, John Hy? ?;?
A rarj Bmlth, IV P Btephena: l.aw I'omi
Wllmot T (*o_, Alfred Kly nnd N Xentxing Poai
ea, K. C B?*n. b'l l' Le Roy Dreaa. r. I'r d
erlc di r r ?'?I, t'harlei .1. Si.-\.tir-. .1. Prederli
Tama aml C. W. VV. tmore.
To TRAYER8 IBLAXD AXU RETIRX.
inaw tork athuttic i-i.ru mhn- makbthe trip
l.v ...vi: HOCR AND si:vknti-!;\ ICIMITTB-.
Beveral membera .>f the New-Tork Athletlc Club
i ivajrer |ual after th. ballota had beeo
: for the annua electloi on Tueaday nlght
rhe wager waa thal one ol thelr number coi
lrive a four-ln-hand coach from the clubhouae, ln
(Veat Flftj fifth-at, to Ih.untry clubhou
|"raver l land, and return In one hour and twenty
n . ?
Tha w it.-. .- o i- nffered bj 1 areepted, and th. '.<? t
Braa won yeaterda) afternoon. The irlp to Ti ?
[nlanl and i*el n '??? n ide In |ual one hour and
? en mlnut. . iger w ia a on by
ihree mlnutea. J. I'. i:<n:.! >uim ?? ?? th. whip.
e
7BARLE8 H. EBBET8 8VCCEED8 BYBXE.
SUCCTED PRE8IPEXT OF THE BR430KI.TN BABE
HAI.I. i-I.i I'. UA8T VKllis PfuAYERB TO
RE RETAtKED AOA1N.
fharles II Rbbetfl was elected prealdent of the
Hrooklyn Baaeball Club yeaterday, to aucceed C. H.
Byrne, who dled aeveral daya .ik<>. a meeting of
.he dlrectora of the club waa held at th. offlcea ?>:'
\. \v. Klddle, In the Potter Building, and all of
Im dlrectora, with the >x rptlon of O. A. Abel,
irere preaent, Mr. Rbbet'i la elected to flil the un
tplred term <>f Mr. Byrne, but his frlenda nre
jonfldent thal ,'.ic admlnlatration wlll !..? -uch aa
rlll Inaure hla re-electlon. ? Prealdenl Bbbota later
ii.,,!. ,i eontract. io ili ol (><?? playera who an ra
h. Brooklyn team laat year, Bbbeta wns of th.
? . playera ahould b. kept In the
: , of New-Tork f^r th.-lr *|.r:- g pra tlco. aml
.I.-. iherefon . th il the team will not
!?> South ... the ~|iring.
??[- ;?.v.? ? ? i the appended reaolutlon:
VVher.au, Charlea H. Byrne, who -as prealdent
?f th.- Brooklyn Baaeball t'lub ever M:.e, lt.s or
tanlzatloi., and for many .-..?ar.- an offlclol of th
s'atlonai l^eague and Amerlcan Aeaoetatlon of Pn>
? ,i Haneball Cluba, departed thls nfe un th.
ith d .y of January, l*-'.":
r, h rt-BoIved, That it Ui wlth pro found reorel
ii..1 .!>?;? m>rro~ rl'.at \\>- hava learned <>f :h?> death
if Mi Byrne, and thal Iherebj thli company and
;.. Natlonal I.-n?:i;.- (;.'.?? o ? true f leno and
, falthful offlper ind all lovcra ol th.- Natlonal
i devoted advocate and rhatnplon of honeat
",-r
1;. ilvt-d Tha: wi ? v:. :..l ..'ir slneere sympatln
to ii,. rnenib m ol Mr Uyrne'e famlly In the li ?
: ri;i. tn, nd be it furtiii-r
ttenoli I, Thal Ihe ab ve pr. ?!:.)?;. and reaolu
tiona be api I H Bth u|K?n ihe mlnutea, and
,i,i. thereof !??? -? nt to Mr. Byrn.'a famll)
ind tn Ihe prealdenl ot thi Natlonal ].? <gu".
?
FVBL1C ICCOCXTAXT8 ELBCT 0FFICEB8
Th.- annual moetlng of th. Amartcon Aaaociatlon
,1 publl Ai .tanta waa held on Tueadaj avei
th. Knli ki rbo ker Athletlc ? '!.: .oa
.itt.nd--1 and .nthualaatlcally i .
. n t*.. i. iBlnesi mi atlng ? ?
i dlnner Tha ehl.1 actlon ol thi i aociall a waa
,,.. p|< .'???:. i ' .i iuc.r to th. retlrlng . i
leni Frank Broaker, who lefl offlc amld g.
?rgrft y\ SanderB l >?<? '? whom atandlna ;
i ' thal of Mr. Briiak.r,
..,?.1 t ? buc ???! i.ltn Th?- other offl era
w< ??? i im i Rollo, vi e pn ildeni; T. C ili. n
on .id II Conant Ireaaur. r;
el. F. W '? ifrenta ind Rl irt F
? r thn yeara In the i tur ??
nformal addn aaea wi ra ma I
,rg vVraj ind Koehler ind Aaeemblyman
ili, who iA.r.- guaata .il Ib. aaooirlailoa, nnd
itlv. member* from 8an Kran
tooa JfliiiaUelphi*. Uoaton _nd Albany.
iW
Wanamaker
Bicycles.
Tiie Wanamaker bicycle husiness
of 1898 will probably prove to be the
largest in the world. Our organization is such, our line is so
eomplete, and. above all. our confidence in our wheels and
prices is so deep and abiding, that we fully expect to place
more wheels the coming season than any other retailer or
manufacturer in America or Europe.
This is strongtalk, and is addressed to wheelmen them
selves,?people who can appreciate it. It would be the idlest
kind of advertising to indulge in any emptv boasts or soundiflg
phrases in talking to people who givethe bicycletrade so much
of their intimate personal interest and attentlon.
The wheels on which we base our hope and prophecy are
these:?
Number Roadster, . . $1001 Continental, men's,. . $40
Humber Tourist, . . . $102! M women's,. $41.50
Lady Humber. $106 Rodman, men's, ... $35
Cygnet,. $751 " wotneo's,. . $36.50
Monarch, . $60 Coronet, men's, ... $25
Duquesne. $50 i " women's, . . $27.50
The famous Continents, for Men and Women. arealso here
in good supply to-day.
Bicycle sundries?everything pertaining to a wheel?at fair
prices._
john"wanamaker
Broadway. ith ave., Bth :inJ 10th sts.
REMINCTON CUNS.
The r.sult of nearly a century's mechanical cxperience.
Booths 47=8=9, SPORTSMEN'S EXPOSITION
REMINGTON AXIMS CO.,
313 Broadway, New York._ILION, N. Y.
U. ML Co AMMUNITION
It has Btood bfi thc winners in every kind of tournament
BOOTHS 134-142.
The Union Metallic Cartridge Co.,
3XO Broadw_7
BRIDOEPOBT. COXX.
TSlcT-r Yorlt.
To
8ECVRE OVTDOOR OYilXASIA.
K DBU.OAT10N TO WA1T OX THE HATOR TO-DAT
TO t?K POB BITPPOBT POB THK. PBOJECT.
. i Prawley representlng the Jolnl Com
. menl and maln*
? ? " , J tobenefll theechool
-
workmen. I, ?n d .cuaaed and I.
,. v:!
:'"V,S"M" r Van VVyck aaklng that
. -nreQueat to-day .ttp.n,|
, IO ,h,. nre-ldent. of
'--';;:':;::j:;;,vi;r:.!:'n,',:''.
??" ;!l" :"''1""' , , .-tlon Board o( Maa
or' the Melropolltan A--; ?? " Hoaro. ,,, N. v
aaera. '??? prlnripala of tne
Vork. nll * ?? ?? ", ,. ? ,.. ..??.,.- il ithl?*tlc
? the pr.-aldent.oflh ? M r .
'?? .,,_? H \V.???_-. JuIlUB I
'.. ^"S.Huih. ind
. . . eproject,. i; .
'
I MT S'-^Vng11^ Sther larg
? ' . ? WM' '
^nu?pWunt? - ' ' '
_?
IAWX TEXXI8 RAXE8.
-^.airtc-ATioK or~r7n < ? ?*? or
I.AST YKAH
The cnited r; . sjts t::
KiwiiiT*' .",".-. ;,f
, ,m !?:. Ware. of Harvard
New-York. and U . _ ^ ,_ .
held ?
and offldally ri*"1*^ '', ...,_..,' Thelr report
""Tl i2??tS. annual conventlon of the
wlll '"? iT.'*-"'''' ??' ,.;1 |n lh|B rlty nea
oaaoclatlon, whlch wil | UWj
"?? Th. r*P rt oi n ? ^
?* th' '"r:; riilii-r. and Bavc*
vl ??' ?^', , , .... ...i m theorder i
N?boI and Mahone> are pfcce^inin famou|
nAli below Wr. nn an ??',':?, laB( ,.,-,?i.
, V,..t dmlttem?1tl. the thlrty.
1 AThe full reporl of the , ...?.,?.,!
elghl playera wnM- ? ?
nathofllf.^ H A NUt-t . y 0 u ?.,_,
Thr*>' llatni > '?
jr.Tand * " VJ ??" k.-.o rolllaa. K. P. FU ?
??ati- ?;.'?;. .:.'. , ;
w , n ni ? * ?. . Bheldo-, *r.(
1 ' ' '
and '' ?' ?' . ? ,th -Evarta V i Ward.
IV- M th
* A' ,
i-o... . ,i r Avery
' alt. Richard H~* ?? ? R , .. w K. A ?.,.,
i rt.
A^onatha Playor. a ' ?? " "?? not
A . ,.. i nt nlayii k In few tourn imi nta n
'?"?' \':}-?;!?::?;?;? iv. m a Chaae H H S el.
lhe fo"?*,'"? ?!? \ brlaVoll W '? Mycra. s n
g ' _ ' ,. t, m .r i" v l "VlllUton, I.. II
, Irk
--e
l-DWABD 8. 8Tt>EE8 Sl />'.
Th, trlal was begun In th. 0 i| i me Court >?.?*.
before Juatlce Noah, of a ault In whlch
r.u .Vd B Btokaa la th. plalntlfl! and Orahama
? ,1... defendant, and tt la aou*hl lo mcover
, , ( on Beptmnber BT. laff. lhe plalntlff i ..-.--.
. controlllng lnt.re.1 In th. Hoffmaa
. to orahami Pollei for H*?.?0 and other
, .^. ... , The -ui of ?:..?* was I'^ld ln ca*h,
,. !,,,,,,,, i,..,,y. were mv?n tot tha bot
Tie oiaiiiiiff aaya thal bI tii.? mooey .iu.>
;'.; ,'.,., mt* w? *? *t * ft ta to reooref tni.
| imoint that the ault la brought.
FOUR
5EPARATE AND LAR0E5T EXHIBITS
?OF
High-Grade Taxidermy
ever ma.le
1898 SPORTS^IEIN'S SHOW
prove* conclusiv.ly
Who Does the Finest Work
AND
CARRIES THE LAR6EST AND FINEST STOCK
op
Game Heads, Horns & Mounted Rugs
wri. w. hart & co.,
.-> Wi-st Thlrd St., BT. T.
Aft.-r l>li"j IM. 17 F.nM 1*?1? ?*?
si:r. ipacbn :m. -'?T. :im. ho. tl. *>-. BB, 77. t??
si. im. _:::.-. tSB, BBT. _,_
DESCRIBE8 THE OOOP 8A VARITAV,
Ml< MOODY WOULD PBBPRR TO PUT O. B.
AFTER Hli NAMK RATHKR THAN PH a
0R ,, D TWO CLAMK1 OP PBOPLB.
T Mo , d ,.,,;.,. tha Oood eaa-arltaa a_C_*>
.,.. mornlns. In th. prellraloarp
nervl-aJ. II. Burka, J ?hn !'. ia ???? nd Pra iericfc
hi. oermon Mr M -ly _?
l? H" '"r:-.: f!___t
. .,, to aai ? . ...... i
.... na man i lan I aa -at
i .... myai II to !>?? ln tha mornlng papera,
; ., , oo*4 vmtMlm.
.... 18 miantan." ?..____
, . . ? rroon, arlth almoat ohiMtaa
,. Mr. Moodj loked: "Hoa man> ln Ihaag.
. ; : Banarttana. .Nearif
Mr. Mi
a.i- too baa) Tha Levlta proriably
,,.._...< W . . al of aympaxhy. iomethlng /-Kht
. prcvfnt thl?ven and ro n aray
. , ? on lha way fr.mi Jeruealem ;?> J?rt
ighi t , be Btarted Ha would kiv#
Ktrd ii hlmaelf Many people have reUglon >n
. Vi, ,. ,,,,.. thi bi in Many
ilnk thej can reform tae wor,_ hjr
.. , iy. Tha iaataritaa n oaa bf hia
icta
[ wiah aome Bamaon would < - and ,-arry
.ff i! th" iv. loora In tha o jntry The r.itnollc
?huroh la Ideal ln thi* raapeel Rlch and poor . it
.;,;,. by dde I underatand thai uishop Pottar la
trying i ... i ||ah tbe lane euatoca !n tha K;>ls,<>paJ
There are m.inv men with bla h-iir* aad Mftle
hearta Mg puraea u I llttle aouli I would ra'her
lave ,'; g (Oood Bamarltan) behlnd na) m_BM thaa
Pl ! or D. D
THB APTBRMOON IRRMON
Thi* h ili was croa !*>i at tba afternoon aerrlea Mr.
Moodi ? ntlaued to ^,.-a'K ,?f th>. Oood SamarUan.
II. -ui that to have eompa ir m-uhbora
in,.;i:.. ? , r..i;, them ul "f dlfllcultlea H>- tol.l of
two irlvera of h'iWkI..-. ona >>i' whom called to the
on Bl 1 the other strurk .it a Ilttla
i. ||,. , ; "There ire In thli world tw>> i-!aaaea
of men the claaa a matantly crylng outi
, ? 'Hltch ,m" and than tha Cut BaMl1
To whlrli ? ?? ?'? ? %
Whlle tetllng aeveral pathetle ?tor!r*, UInHtratin*
how V li Doaalble for ?? man t > beeome harrt.aad to
human .ufferli i by belng throarn ln roatacl wlth It
? creat deal, Mr Moodv beeaaaa much affecteii and
made i ng i au ? - In bla apaaca.
fO BBBT OBX. BOOTB AT ytlRAXTIXB.
OCMTal Wllllam BOOtb. who Is aOtpOCtOd to ar
rive in thla coun:iy <>n tha Aaaerloaa iirn- 8t. Paul
?. s.irnr.Jay. wlll raoarlo an .nthunlaatlc greetla_r
from t!t?> odBeara aad boWIotb of th? Balrattoa Army.
v, p . ,-v,.T -ki-r h.i? chartere.! a tugboat. aad
_7i I n.ei her father at Uuarantlaa . _ ._
? ,. -? .?.ment whl->h I'ommanl.r Ilooth-Tucliar
,.;,.. ' ; the Oeneral will ahow that whlle In
_?_ tln- armj tiu.l alne InatltutUma aadar ita care,
u,w l h? rfftr-*-fhJ It haa al>vea .reaeuf _mtf_\
,"? iimi and aheiter aroomm<?iatlona for Ui
men. in 1(?? lt could accomraodate only 4M ot tha
aomel.-a.

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