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? 4A "' 4 -THE Stlti, TUESDAY, DECEMBER: 13, 1392. .. -
J OT(TsiIOTS ON THE HILLTOP.
f, Ttimnk i, winner at so to i, foz-
XM t LOWED 11Y OTItKIl OUTSIDERS.
abb 'i
.IK ) Knrly Blossom Httmstlie. Tide In the rourth
H I Itneealntirlrn 1'rnvra n Htnyer Onr
.. the llnrulea-Mltia lies Win by n Head.
M liackersoffnvorltesweroprelty weltknocked
III out In the first three races ntOuttenburg yes-
j torday.' They played Monsoon, llolle 1).. nnd
II i Ilollvarlntho order naraod to win tin first
II ruoo. butThlors I., a fit) to 1 eliot. prossod to
II t tho front In tho last furlong, and. in a sworv-
III ' inc drive, won tho purso by a length. Hello D.
' II V boating Uollvar a lcntli tor second plnco.
II Vespasian. 11 hot odds on fnvorilo In tho eeo-
II onrt race, was bou'on In n whipping finish by
II i Dolitni, n 10 In 1 r.hol. (irlllln BuntMormont.
HI nl'j to 1 chance, nut from tho stnrt In the
III ' third race, and won eajlly Itoin Jamestown.
ill f outsider ill Mi I" 1. Doth horsos wore sold
111 in tlin fli'lil. Tim tide turned In the fourth
ill race, l-'urlv lllossom.nl 4 to 1 on. winning
III tho purse liv ii iiki I:. I.utny boating llnniatillu
ill tho sume d.el.inco lor second place, rhohnnd-
I imp hurdle nice. ft1 n mllo nud n hnlf, fell to
In I aiiinileo. n cmse second choice, ht I.uke, the
llll liivnrltr, unuor thu wnlp, boating Ecarto for
111 I tho phlec. Mls llcss. Ml' choice In the last
l nine, won In u hustling llnisli hyu head, Oniy
S Hock gating stcwiJ money by a neck from
1111 Miotoui.
Ill I rtusr liter.
1k I'iims J-l'xv, fot V atcn In rses; selling; five ftirlonks.
llll (hv.spcoto Mlii li. i'. 'llucls I. ,3. Macilull
IIM I rsncei.., lloii.'.eiico) . 1
11 r. ii rMui. ii. ! n. ii, iiii ii. KiyiiiD 3
111 J.MIialen'ai li. ' 1.". 1 1 in,.. 107 (I! Jon..) H
Isll l.ameu.U.i, Itt.rubr. I'-iiihanille, Mon.oon, Mart,
If 1 1 Funk I.. I'riiic Hi.oiii. tin. I llel.i i.r 1'bn.nlx also run.
11)1 'lime, InLiifl lir.inu- aaIii; Thiers L, CO tu 11
INI U.llc H.,-4 I.. 1; llolllar, t. tu I.
jj hKl'ONI) IHCE.
It J 1'nr.n $4h rnr nii 1J.! ..llloj alloirtncctt
I ti mt u h.-ilf furliiiii:..
If If UrUliioii mi1ii' ih r. Ma!iomraJ, by !ctoon
bt Juilritu. liHii'.illnr.l)
Ifll J. M.leilc.l". lV. c ..,imlM. 104 (shelt.y) 'J
llll J!. lllltiJItit't li k i-ihii, lli til. Julif.) !
lEtl Tuui KiliH.iii ir riii-rly l.iwtnrAl rlctiuir). Jlniiny
till Iiinoley. ami 1,1'ikIi iiIm' r.iti. 1lim lil-M- lltuinu
II I Avnln.l Mai i.iiiuicl, ILMuli T, 10 3iu ts'slll. 1 10
Ull 1 anlli.l pllt,
O I TI11K!) KACP.
HII 1'tir. tlyi. f.r bintrti linrscn: fttilln: rive furlongs.
H KIi.iIIiui Miibln'n or. r. MnrtHiitit. a, Uy Tremont
nil Maritufrittf. a. iiHiiiriilliii
II )' r HUall'H'li. If. JiiiiieiloKIl, r. (7(Vrplnckl... 2
Sil KnUniftroo titblu'H oil. ('. Cliurivy W lUou, 1. 107
Wl IDo.l.l)., 3
Rtl l'fraltii. (inner 11. . l,xtrn, gulbli rr.Tnttlcr, hlairiraril,
il Atl.l I'.twvr al.l rao. Tlttl... 1 :0r, ItattlliL' AirHlll.t
I Marinont, 11 Ij 1; JauietluMli, cu to 1; charter VVll
m I aou, 7 lo l.
j rurnn$101; ifUllu: four nu.l u half furlonff.
all J, li. .Mrioriuiik'.ii. r. i.arly lili.tiuiii. 4. by 1'lurr
a. I I'nii, lor, ,t. Hyuii) t
II J, n. Aurrii-'a li. t l.nriiy, 4, lun (Mclicrniotu 2
li) Lxre:sinrMkbVi'ii. r. nn)niiim, 4. Iixl (II. Jon.o.a
Dl llou oyai;'., M.iyi.rll. MHinler. imil hefnullfr also
al ran. Tlmr.o..".". . rttincliur lol uti 1-atly Uloituui.
VHI 1U to J .tta.Ufl l.urai. o to I lnuulill.
Ill rir-rn iuck.
lU'l llanillca; miricS4ooi one uiilo and threfr.qnartr,
IkI vr .ovfii liur.lli'4.
Hl , i ait. u. niaLo'. cti. c Vanrlfo. 4, by LongTaw Her
B'l mti.i.-, 4, r.'um. l.iuim 1
J K l.o e'a , ll. if. St Liuu, nueil, IfO(llreen) 2
II J. II. l..ii. Jr.'i-l. ir. i.i'nrii- il. l.'.o (rnir-v. a
llio ilountf.H alio rn. 'itini'. ;ti.'4. ISettinir At tlnt
Hj Uaurmu, - to 1; :a. 1,'jl.v. 7 tur.i li-urtu, 510I:.
j sixth lucic
I Pure 4ni); allliitf. v. vfit ftu1iui4.
I , l;.i li-n Mhl, i, r. M'hn lirhs, 2, hy Dlarei Kmma
I uis.nii. Ill iMnrt.iu 1
I ' .1. 11. Wi tuima ur 1 . t.my Unci., 4, laniKicvi.n.on)., 2
.,, I :. ilrallry'Hb b Mmtiitrr, nirnl. 10i (II. John). .. !1
rlir l.tttllitrri. Oi.iuuioa on. MatuliUy, exatluiilnnil St.
njll Joau nlao ran 'Inuc. 1 :.ir Kuttila; l.en 1111 uey ilha
jlll !., u to 1 jifa.n.t iiray Hock. Oto 1 fcbotuTtr.
j T-tluV latrtr ut XnHb Itrrjccn.
jil Flrt Ur.rc Hv-i'lirhtlis of 11 mile; for beaten l.orna.
ffn Harry lrt.l:in.l. Frank :.. ltlnclclock. I oxfuril. Mt-ntltol.
II fj irje.tcb. I.tirny. l.llilv K., ll.uruna, i-.nolu. lD.caoli.
Ill hecosiil llac rtiL't.i urter. ol u mile: tailtni,. Jac'i
llll Kofe, lliii Woiiilcliopimr, llerwyn, llalbrlkirin. Idh
till eaelt llruhoU, vvce'lirea.l, lilt aaeli. Alnu'l, ill.";
llll i.lii.li.itor, in.': I.alKill, PI); I'uwer, a11Jyke, Joj'lter.
ft If ' SiMcti'li, Maria K.i.l', IH.
llll ' Tlilrd Kiu e rlx anil iitt'i'half ftirlontfi; .allhii;. BUt
llfl r yen. llo; llla Itell. UU: Lord Harry. 11(1; Ainrmer.
ifll Trltilt). l'rtnee, I il. aril. Klect. tl. i'hcii; (iiei-mvicii. 11.'.
l Fourth Km - rur an.t a li-i'f lttrluius; i.elliiiif Kill-
H IKi kv. nil: I'rien. 11).; Mlts KKher. lui; Mite luUc,
H IMI ir ka:olliK. Vocallr, tM u u'h. Kkiull, ti...
M IHj , Filth lU-'e Mile ulnl a r.l '..liift. eelllttr. Trlnce For
HI Ull- tnnatiiH, ll'J; Kirkoder. Frimtenni'. Imleai'li; (ilrnocliy,
U Ifll lU'l; Miuiialidu.th. hi, U.m., K'.i; .Mollis Han-, tip.
llll rMxlli llace .-eilinc; sven furlong.. Kno utller
H Illf lino. 1211; lleiiilltht. 1.'J, Iteinoree, ll'l; Urown
llll Charlie. 11N; l.ilmuii.l i-oniiellv. 117; Ailnl.na, UTi;
I Ifll iinilet, 11.',; (lu.iruruiaaiur. 11J; AliaaT.. 11'.'; lieu
I ijll IHnm, luO, l-iili, l)-'.
I Ull crooki'm iro::x at xcw ohleaxs.
1131
H flC! The Otinrr, .Tockry, mid Ihr Ilnrue llraKoa
III ' Killed Orr the T11W.
jj III fiNnfl Om.r.AKi'. Doe. TJ. Today'n was the
I jjj! tecond of tho Crescent City Jockoy Club's
pS jjlj ' 'mces. Notwithstandlnc that rain threatened
jln 1 to fall ftt noon, them was 11 larcer nttondanco
jljl than on tho oiicuini: day, and the hookies did
Ull , u. hri.ik hiiBinehs. Tho talent was In cood
jlll form, nnd Warplot. who wont to tho post at
E 4 to 1, came thu nearest of belli;; un outsider
jlii of any of thu winners.
Jj Thorn was only ono (ncldont calculated to
Ull niur tho day's H(iort. nnd that was thedelib-
jjjj .ruto unfllni: of ilrazos lu tho handicap. II
1 opened an odds on favorite, wlill lSonnio Bird
!l wnButltnl. .V raid mi the book s. However.
r quickly loreed lionnln HlrdV prleo to even
. money while l.ra.is rece'lodtdthosninellaure.
I McKay,! lie jockttv. was eaiitloned liy tliujudcos,
I lint to nuiilleil. Muruaii Ar-tanllol, the ownerc
, I .loekeir .Mi'Kay.aml trwi Imrav were rulml ofT tlie
llll turf, 11sl1tl vim woll lucked for the live (ur-
Jll lone unsh. which was llrst on the card.
jlll nud she won it lu impiosslvo f-tyle. Fall
Ull lllftom second by two lenstliB, bent-
UD ) tlnli ISelle third. Vashll was the
H? Ull last hut one when tho fliii foil, and running
if.'I i thiouch to the trnnt bad the race well in hand
Si Ui fully half a furlnna from home. In tlift aecond
lii g j 1 race Dixie V. inade nearly all the runnlnc. and
hM lilt won handily at tbu II11I-I1. Jim Cornwall Becond
N by twolenuths. Heeswini: tblrd. In the third
HII raco . I.. Alunsnn. who Btnrted favorite, ran
dlnappolntinirly. and Warplot. whose Btronjr
fJII finish Saturday had s-eeured him vonHldernble
15 support, won in brilliant tyle. Sly Lisbon
iJBJr was second by live lenutliH. Oranite tlilrd. liret
Ijj II iinrtii.who wasaiieveii'inoni.'ylavorite. won the
Ul fourth raco without PeliiL' extended. The
iJB I JuiIsh win pcroud by halt a length bernre
'III I'lertwnod. third. Tor the filth race Bonnie
I B I Mini was llrst away to a capital start with llullr
i '. Boconil. llally went to II10 front und led to the
!l . '''.'.n1' where be liefili to hhut up like it kllile.
;a I, when sir Iditenud out for home llally was
I I still li'iulhiL'. witli Ilrnos half u leneth oft
I ; nnd Ilonnle lllrd third. Tho lllrd cam
1 ji Mronc near the wire, wlnnlnt: by three lencths
I I from llally, McKay onliruzos mutlne no effort
Hi. to win.
1 : Knclnvc UcmiiIIk ut Gloucester.
I ! . Otocrt"iTB. Dec. 1'.'. Flrat l!ari-roiir and onebalf
' 1 furlniii. ln i-iii) rirst, ilaiiireKor lecona, lurner
I ' tlilrJ. Time. ii:.-i.
Kcon.t iaifrnur and one-half furlontra. BelaU
, llrt. Fatrii-k .coii'l. Freedom Ihird. liine. 0:50.
B 1, Third Unra rn-vuii.riiiiiili-t .,r a mlla Marly a. first,
S Aritrmatli .evoml. Apo.li (lllrd. rune. l:.in,
. Fourili Kui.e-Hveeik'iiiliH or a mile. Vrocna flrit.
1 Aranah'ii'.ecord. Forest lUlrd. Time. 1:04.
I titili llaea-uiio u 1 1 1 -. Hinmrifier Itr.t, Felbara c
1 , end. dinner third, lime. l',4H"i.
Hlltb Hare FIluvlKUtlia of a mile. Hlxck Knllftlt
R Dr.t, JlmDuun iccinij. Wuhoo tlilrU. Time. 1:0
I,' The Winners at Jjiat Ht. T.onla.
Ft. riui. Peo. 11 Teday'a races at Eastst, Louts re
sulted a-rfoUowai
Flrat IUce-I,iur and a hair furlonns. Halance All
,, first, Anna 11 second. Mo.-Faio ill third Time, 0 oil.
. , second Itacn MX and a hair furloiura I'otta llrst.
I! K'lle Mi eo Old, Voilliudi'll third, rime. I :tU.
l , Third Knee M'ten and u half furloni;.. Col. W,
I" wtiiatloy r.nt. Frosiwct second, Ilotneo Iblrd. Time,
1 :'!..
1 lourlli Race Sl ami aliaif furlonca. Trlxyilardner
flrat. Plenty aecon.l, Irene II. third, lime. 1 iluw.
llflll Itnt'o Fi.e anil a half furionirs. Lly'e V, llrst,
, f Oikrlew second, llob L Ho third. Time, 1 -Oi
ijj 1; Mloiicester'a Huce Track Case.
I Camdk Dec. 12.-The caso of William J.
ft' ThoniPBon. Indicted for operating the GIouceB-
Jr 1 tor raco track in violation of law. did not corns
, "II . up to-day In tho Cam den County Court, as ex-
i) pected, hut was postponed for the next term
U' of court.
. Jlembors of tho Law and Ordor Society are
i !l Indignant at tho delay and propose to call a
If liuii-H ineetlnc to protest airalnttne postpone-
f A munt, Thoy say that when the case comes up
( I n-Mlu Thompson will uek for further delay be-
f I ecu so his services will be needed In the Leels-
I I iutllr, ,as u'i Aesemlilvrniin. They also ray
I,' bat it Is pnit of Tliomi.Hon's plan to have it
, Il hill Introducodln tho Lecislaturo to lcKaltee
i J racing,
IM I Oiinoiiile Delivered to Ilia Otraer,
I-JT' IIUKS114 Aviux. Doc. 12,-The famous stallion
I; . Ormondn was delivered to his new owner, Wm.
I; fe McDonoiiBliM'sterday. Ormenue will first he
i o taken to Lnulaiul, where he Is to servo several
I tt luares. In will leavo here un Dec. 20 After
I ll slnf 1 l.nulaiid ho will be seat to his
I f, owner in America.
I ( e -
.' " . lluabey nnd (he Leicester Came.
' 6 Tn '"" Ei'itoa or Tiik hst-Mr A word about the
ilcetr cue. I was re pic.tcd hy President Johnston
, to make a brief explanation, and he liiMted mo to a
chair, 1 called for u alateiucnt stnt to Secretary
' ' I Vlorss some months ago, and, while lie was earchlna-
' ' ataon lilt papers for It, I seyt my .eat, lr. Da-rid
I Ponntr, with whom I had entered Ihe room, cumins'
wltii blm from the cafe, suvvciteil, but nm te.tily. tbat
. j. Island up uhtn teailtyliiK. As soon as lr. Morse found
the paper I aro.eaal lead It, Tne upi'iitiim of ibis
i week Has courlnced tho members of the Judicial body
1 Ihe necessity of llmltlnr Inouiry, and Mr. Uavlil lion.
nerand Mr. William ."du'ard. naiesujfi?e.t.llbat Pres
IUsntJo:inttoii aul Mr. Ktearnsaraw upa set of rules
. :. which trill leep Invollnatlon wlilmi tho bounds of
I reasou an I patience. You cannot close tbcdeoreab.o-
I lutely a.'aiu.l some of lbs neopie who seek lo pose as
It atioraejs. but jnucan bold theiutn the salient points
11? of Ihsca.e.cX'lude Ibo petty details which enliven a
!' police court, an J turn a hose on them when they begla
VH, to InUii't tne court w lib a siircadeaKle address.
plii. iirYor.x, Per, 10, llsxiuox Itcssir,
ma nonsa Attn caimiaqe trade
The Snte of the Ilotmrt Trattra Will Brtwaj
Many rrnanlaeat Horaeiaea to New Tork.
Tho horfo market will be livelier next week
than for aomo time past, when the prominent
I breeders of trottlne stock will (father from all
parts of the country to sno the dispersal of ths
Ilobnrt Tarm horses, of which the crest stal
lion, Htamboul, 2;07S', the champion of the
world, Is at tho head. There has boon a great
dent nf talk about Btntnboul nnd the mnros
that are now on their way from California to
litis oity. and If breedlnc, spaed, and Indi
vidual excellence ko for anything, a record
will ho made on Tuesday and Wednesday of
noxl wook for others to shoot at for some time
to come.
The best-lnformod followers of the trotter
placo tttam bout's probable purchaso price at
from Si.'i.U(K) to SlUU.UOO, and it would not be
fiirprlfilnit if ho exceeded the latter fluure.
There Is tiothlnc wronc with the horso busl
liesa when a Mallloti brlnas $1UU.OOU at public,
auction, im fit. lllnlse did. and the case of Or
monde, purchssod a few weeks neo by William
(I'll. Maednnouch of California at private sal
for S16U.OO0. vivos encouragement to men
with money to lnveel. to tuko part in the sen
oral advancement of tho ureat Imrso family.
'J ho roirular weekly miction nales conducted
by Messrs. Van Tassoll & Kearney at their re
pository In East Thirteenth stroet and those
hold by Tattcrsalls of New York (Limited!
each Wednesday nt their Place, oorner of
Hmetith avenue and Klfty-llftn street, aro In
nrlalily woll attended. Tomorrow's offor
Inifs at Tntterfftll's includes some high class
Canadlnu harness unit saddle horses, con
slcnod by II. J. Aslimaii nf Montreal. Decides
tbu t'aiiudlan arrivals a Inrt: nutnliorof vnl
liable horses, liicliiilinp matclied pairs, slnul
harnosB, and snddlo horses, the propeity of
well known owners. 'Ihe following aro stand
ntdriuntutlonsiiitholoc.il markets: l'alrs of
matched carriage horses. 1,()UU to J I. Mill:
teams of truck orexpress horses, M).rl)lo$8."0:
icood drivers, $:t'J.) to SToil eacli; saddle horses
of bUh class. S;i."0 to $1.0(1(1 each, business
horses. l'i5 to flb, and streotors. $11U to
HiO eacli. ,
Carrluce dealers are showlnz many novel
ties before Christmas, nnd trade Is reported
as belnc very fair for this time ol year.
Mossrs. 'nn Tassell A Kearney have every
kind of vehicle, both nev nnd second hand, in
their immense bulldinc lu Last Thirteenth
street. It Is no trouble to show iroods, ,and
pussencor elevators stop ut each floor. Han
drail ti Co. or :t7'J-:J7U llroomo street and
liroadwfty, Fiftv-Ilrst street, nnd Seventh ave
nue, have on hand eh-nnnl cnrrtacB of tho
best crude for towu-and oountry. Thevohl
cles are of every vnrloty of lUslgn. color,
and welsht. William D. Pond ,V Co..
ilroadway. l'orty-seveiith street, and bev
cnth avenue, solicit an Inspection of
their stuck of broughams, demheoaehes.
landaus, victorias, nnd iour-whoel d"K carts,
designed for fall driving. Tho II. II. Dabcoek
Company. 403-41'.! Ilroome street, established
In JH45. offer broughams of the latest designs
In nil sizes, roeknwavs. six passencer. octuuon
front coupi's. and a line nssortmontof rond
wagons, pony carts, wagons, nnd harnebs. J.
Cm Icy oi Male street. Brooklyn, who has a
New York storo at Ilroadway, rlfty-flrst, and
Hlly-cecond streets, manufactures tine car
riages of evory description, of tho boat ma
terial, and for moderate figures, hdward Calle
nan's son has a largo stock of fancy trnps at
3.."i2'J Hro.idwayand does high-class repairing
at his fuctory. 57 Wost Forty-fourth street
FIGHTS .l.VW FiailTEIHt.
Fltzslmmona und Hall Mlicn Artlclea.
Amended articles of ngreoraent fortheFltz-slmmons-IIall
contest were drawn up and
signed yesterday afternoon. Uy the now ar
ticles tho men aro to contest nt catch weights
on March 8. Cupt. Williams of tho Crescent
Athletic Club. Warren Lewis, representing
Hall, Martin Julian, nnd the principals wero
present. The first question brought up was
the weight at which the battle should be
fought Fltzalmmons wnnted to fight nt l.r8
pounds, while Jlall held out for ltio. Finally
the men compromised ut catch weight It was
llunlly ngieud upon that the loser's enil of tho
purse should be S2.DU0. Thearticles read as
follows:
Ur, the undersigned, Frank Williams, agent for the
Crofcent City Athletic Club nf Mew or-eana. La., party
of the nrsl part, and Hobert FltridminruiB of Australia
and Jume. Hall or L'hlcaifn. all parlies of lha second
part, do hereby enter Into a contract, the terms of
v hletl are a follows:
First said Irank Williams, acting for said Crescent
riir Athletic uiub, asrees to iti e the sum of sso.uoo to
be come. led for in the arena of said cIuj March 8. 1B3,
by .aid iiarll-s of the second part.
This money shall be pa.d to the said contestants as
follows: j:i,.r,oo to the winner and S'i.&ooto the loser.
second said Fltrslmmons and Hall agree to box to a
nnph ut catcli weights for said purse uuder the fob
lowiuir ciiinlitlons:
To be in therms atop. M. ready to ro on vita the
conte.t, winch shall be governed by Marquis of V,ueeas
berrr rubs
I Ive-ouiice gloves shall be used.
Thev at agree that the club shall select tho referee
and tinick-rper. but each contestant reserves the right
tn s-lev't a timekeeper who shall aot with the club's
oillcia'i.
Poatponed Until To-night.
A very large crowd of spectators gathered
In Schiellein's Assembly Looms. In Atlantlo
avenue, near Vermont Btreet, East Now, York.
Inbt evening to witness the third annual box
ing contests of tho New lirooklyn Athletic
Club. Tho entertainment was deferred until
this evening, however, ns the member of the
club's Athletio Committee who procured the
license from City Clerk Michael J. Cutnmlngs
uindo a " wrong guess" at tho data for tho
show, naming Dec. Lt Instead of Deo. 12 for
the occasion. Police Captain Gorman, who
had churge of the affair in the interests of the
municipality, refused tn allow the show to pro
ceed under thu circumstances, and Manager
Hurry J. Platte nodded to defer the entertain
ment until this evening,
I.a Blanche Wllllne to Fight Jack Dempsey.
The following was received at the Police
OazetteoSDce yesterday:
Pncsxix, ArL, Deo. 3. I see In your paper
that Jack Dempsey wants to fight me again.
I will light Dempsoy in any chin offering the
biggest purse, ur 1 will light Lulcey at 154 to
lfiM pounds, in any cluo. 1 will be in New
Orleans Jan 1. Yours respectfully.
Geo. La IIlancue, the Marine,
BUck Frank tVlna the lleatry-nrelcht Cham,
plonehlp of Canada.
MosTKisL, Dec. 12. Alight to a ftnlsh between Black
Frank Taylor and Paddy McDonald for a" $500 puts
and the hravy.weUbt championship of Caoada took
place at Lacbiuo, about ulna miles from this city, at
an early hour this morning, The light was to bay
taken place last night, but In order to escapa the
police the hour was postponed. McDonald was backed
by Harry Phillips, the well-known sport. It was near
4 o'clock when the two luen entered the ring and
raced each other. At tbe eud of tne tlr.t round .Mo
Deuald announced that be was getting excited, and
stepqed into Ihe ring for tbe second round with a fero
cious took on his face. Alter McDonald bad receivea a
few blows, however, he lost courage entirely, and ran
around the ring like a frighleued animal trying to
escape. The only thlnghe did was toriincu with uiack
Frank and by bis supsrior weight to dash him to tho
floo!. lie succeeded once, and nearly e ery one thought
that the colore.i mau was done for. In the third and
last round McDonald never attempted lo ilgbu Agaiu
and agaiu ha tried to throw uiack Frank, and being
separateil by tbe referee, tried to escape puuiebruaiit
by running abuut Ihe ting. Finally the while man fell
duwu and remained down.
Ed Hmlth TVanta to Fight Goddard.
Wicniti, Deo. 12. Ed Smith, the Plttitjargh pugilist,
telegraphed a challenge to Joe Coddard this morning
for a llnlih fight before Ibe Wichita, Kan, Athletic
Club fora reasonable aini.aiit a vide, rite buudied
dollar bate lietu posted by suiltu's.trlends as a Zorrell.
Corbett Purehaaea Property.
Champion James J, Corbett and wife have purchased
tho property at tbe southwest comer of Jerome avenue
and High bridge road for tbe sum of I3J.0O0. The
seder is Mrs. Kinina Holding, lo whom a laurlgigo Is
glien for ss.OuO. The papers wero Hied lestirday la
the BegUter-a ottlca. '
Hall Muy Train at aakewood.
Warren Lewis said last night tbat Hall would prob
ably train at LakewooiL N.J This morning Hall and
Lewis will vl-lt ibe place and negotiate for quirlors i:
lbs place suits tbsui,
Yachting Notea or Interest.
II. M, Ilanna's steam yacht Comanche, which has
been flltlug out at Manning's Basin, couth llrsoklyn.
began to take on stcirss yesterday, prtparatory to her
Goutbern trip next month.
Tbe schooner yacht Brunhilda, which has been under
going extensive repairs at I'olllon'a yard, at the toot ot
Cllulun street. South Brooklyn, la now at Meaning's
Cssln. having some of ber joiner work completed.
The steam yacht Lady Mabel, recently purchased by
Mrs. Lauglry Irora Lord Ashburtou, is to have ber
name changed to White Ijidye.
lleiirr AUeu. the owner ot tho llcrreshofl American
built M-raicr II n keel H rnonab, which beat every boat
in her class In scotch waters tbta year, writes to the
Loudon ui.a.lollowi:
"But! lu the opirilous expressed as to tbe trpeot
boat produced uuder Ihe . B. A. rule. I notica that
there Is a very general condemnation vt tbe 2-raier
vieuonah and similar 'bulb-keel' deslgna My experi
ence ot Wcuuuub is brleily as follows! 1, in
a heavy sea she bsbaies splendidly, uud it was
ulwaja In tho hardest gates last sea.au thai
she appeared to the best adtaulago as com
oared Willi olher boats In he- cla-s. the Is so
buoyant that uotbtug but spray comes uti deck. 2. She
Is vtry bandy, and answers her helm very quickly and
easily un ad ioi.ilsand in all aeathers. except wbeu
reaching with a strong breese on the Qiisrtar. Then
sus Is bard an her weather helm, but not much wor-e
than most other 2Taters. a. Though severely tried
last aeasun. she has nsver leaked a drop nnr shown ibe
least sign of straining In any part. 4. She is as com
fortable aud has practically as much accommodation
as any othsr racing 2H,raier. i. It Is narfecily easy to
beacn ber, No one who bas sailed lu wanonah has had
aord to tay against her. Some think her ugly, but
she was never intended for an oruameuL What belter
type ot boat could one wish for I"
Tbe Pennaylranla Ilallroad
Is the scenic route to tbe West. Tbe mountain scenery
on Ihe line of ibis road is supsrb,-4lr.
Titer LIKB aYMXASTia WOBK,
Mcsnbera eyfthe T. M. C. A. Show Canalder
Me Bhlll la Turlone Exerelaes.
On Thursday. Deo. IB, the gymnasts of the
East Eighty-sixth street branch of the Y. M.
a A. will hold an oxhlbltlon In their cymna
lum In addition to thoclass work there will
bespeolal oxerclsos on the bars and on tho
horse: also' competitive high jumping. The
Montgomery brolhors.theDrumiuonds. and La
Bolle will contribute to the cntcrtnlnmont.
The next exhibition by the niombers of the
Young Men's Institute will tako place on Mon
day. Deo, 2a Almost the entire- exhibition
will bo devoted to the work of the " stars.1
Mike Sweeney and Gus Bohwauor will show
tholr skill at high Jumping ; Bob Stoll U to por
forra on the rings, and Edmund I. Wolch. phy
sical dlreotor at tho Jersey City Y. M. C. A.,
will porforra on tho heavy apparatus. The
outlne club member nro talking of organiz
ing a skating club. Harry La Mont, one of the
gymnasium leaders last year. Is now assisting
Physical Director Paul a Phillips in "gym"
work.
No more enthusiastic Y. M. C. A. members
can be found tMan thoso belonging to the rail
road brandies. At tho Madison avenue branch
the gymnasium clnssos are constantly bo
comlngot creator Interest John J. Thomp
son Is leading the classes. Ho Is a railroad
employee. Atlho West Seventy-second street
department tho memboishlp Is lnorenslnc at
tho rate of twonty men per month. Efforts aro
being mndo to mnko this branch very popular.
Tho Wochiiwkon department Is running along
smoothly. Tho men here aro great chess nnd
checker players. There Ih some talk of get
ting a bowling alloy, and tho men aregr-atly
latml over Ihe prospiiet. . ,
ihe Washington Heights, branch la now
located on the Athoneiim Hall property, north
sldiol l&fdh Btieet and east of the lloulevard.
Tbe quarters are eomloriitbly lltted up. und
thev have a gymnasium equipped with llrst
rate apparatus. The bowling alios are In
great demand. .Tames Scott Is captain of the
bowling club, and liobeit herchner Is captain .
of section 11 of the fame club. The branch
has no less than three loot bull teams. A hoy s
department is an Important adjunct to the
branch. The lads are gymnnstleaUy Inclined.
John F. Loekwood Is in charge of the class
work. The seniors of tho branch ure In thu
charge of Physical Director Cook.
At the East Eighty-sixth street branch the
harrlorselub aie receiving many new mem
bers. The runners ot the branch ure geltlnc
In trim for tho armory games. '1 he records In
high Jumping and pole-vaulting are getting
better. The men aro still taking advantage of
nn excellent opportunity for u thorough phys
ical examination. , Dr. D.li Noble is at the
"gym" ovory Mondav, ednesday, and lrlday
Thehowllncolubof tho Central branch of the
Brooklyn Y. M. C. A. have twenty-live mem
bers. W. Lupton Is captain nnd II. Shannon
lieutenant. The club have grown mure than
any other section In tho brunch since the
ulleys have been made the regulation size.
Handtinll Is still an interesting subject with
the members of the Central branch athletes.
So ninny men have taken to the came thnt a
tournament Is being discussed. It will begin
probably nttor tho hnllrinte. The business
men's class hits crown rapidly, and as a new
feature the exercises are gone through with
to a piano nceompanlnn'iit. Three classes aro
held every afternoon during tho week. They
havo not yet taken un basket ball nt thu
branch, but a little lator on ono evening n
week will be devoted to the sport. Beginning
on Doc. 20. tho hrancb series of contests will
be held every Tuesday evening. A running
and lloor event will be held each night, tin
tho opening nlcht tho quarter-mile race and
llio running high jump will be contested. A
number of Central athletes nro entering out
side games under the Y. M. C. A. emblem, the
tilangle.
Sixty-live boys belong to the mnlor depart
ment of the Brooklyn Eastern District branch.
A short time ac the boys visited the boys of
tho Ceutrnl branch and defeated them at
baBket ball by II goals too. TheJJistorn Dis
trict team were as follows: Frank St. John,
Elbert Forney. Georg" Klnscberf. Benjamin
IloMeln. Willlnm l.awlor. Will l'feilT.ir. Ogden
Merrill. Harry (irall, Jobu Corlett. and Stan
ley Vandorwerkon. The medals olTcrcd by
ihe Eastern District branch, to bo competed
for In tlm series of contests now tnklng place,
nre Hie finest ever offered by a branch of the
Y. M. C. A.
The athletes of tho Eastern District. Brook
lyn, pav a great deal of attention to basket
hnli. There are enough players to make up
two good teams, not counting tho mnlor de
partment team. Amine thn best players are;
William J. Mills. Theodore Totten. Ed. M.
Boss. Frank Coffin. William J. Klnscberf. -lolm
It. MeDevltt, Leonard Wuthlngton. Dr. N. L.
North. George Tilt, W. H. ltos. Thomas
Thompson. William Willetts. Wallaco lilch
ardson. and Hobert Hnrris.
Basket ball is also having a great boom at
the Twenty-third street branch. A large num
ber of men Indulge In the sport Dr. Bnrtlett.
the physical director. Is a great ndvomtr, nt
the game, and may be seen instructing his
men on several afternoons during the week.
akdt rrAx.sn nvxs a great mile.
An r.nthnatasttc Crowd at tbe Twelfth Ttsl
meat Guinea.
About 2.500 vldttors choorod thcraselve
hoarse at the annual wintor games of the
Twelfth Leglmeut A. A. In the armory last
night.
The catorlncof tho enterprising promoters
Is becoming evory year more popular, and on
this occasion attracted suoh an eoormous
entry that all tho events, save throe, were split
un Into a multiplicity of heats.
Tho racing was extremely closo and excit
ing throughout and roused the onlookers to
deafening demonstrations of enthusiasm.
Andy Walsh, the Xavlor crack, created a
veritable furor by his superb running In the
mile, which ho won from scratch, with thirty
six opponents having starts ranging from
forty yards to a lap.
J. . Judge and II. S. Thomson fought their
Twenty-second Iteclment duel over again in
tho safety race, and this time Judge reached
his numesnke II rstaf tor a sensational struggle.
The events sucieodedoneh other with ejock
llko precision, nnd the lengthy programme
was got through without a hitch Inside of three
hours.
A pleasant recoptlon with dnncing followed.
Summaries:,,
Sixty-yard Dali, Handlrap Final brat won hv Har
ry Ko.e. iseitth lte.liirr.t. i:t tret: V. Ujgatit.
Standard A. a. I) feel, .icomi: II. L. Toplitx. 8!nr A. I'.,
IS fert. third. Tune 6 2-r, seconds,
llalpnipr uo-uvnu.tilease,ln Heavy Marching Order,
Scratch Won bv F. A. Starr, Company D; D. Melville.
Company B, sreond: .1. s. Hindi, Compauy II. third.
Time. 2 minutes 4:1 !, seconds
One-mile lluti. Handicap Won by Andrew J. Walsh.
X. A. A., scratch; il, w. Hnechners. liroollvn, zr,
ards, second! A .1. Dunlap, X, A. A.. HO yards, third.
Tims. 4 minutes na ;t-5 .ernuds.
I'nur-hiindrr..snd-firty-yiird Run. Hanillran Final
beat won by J. Iiurk, M. A C. 20 yards: w. II. Cum
mons, :. A. ft. 20 yards, second: r J. Hrode, N. J. A, C.
20 yards, third. Tline. .'ill 4-."i sri'niuls.
Ifall'lnlle Hun for Novices, Sratc'i Final heat won
by J. A. Fllego. N V. Clly; Alfred .1. Pennon, S. II. O.
secondl William M, Krks. lirooklyn V, M C. A., third!
Time, 2 mlnntrs 14 seconds.
onr-mllr Walk. Handicap Won by F. Dure P. A. C.
flo seconds: Louis Iliurold, C, A L 30 seconds, sec
ond: Samuel Lolhgnld, I". A. C scratch, tlinl. Time.
7 minutes 4:t 2.r, seconds.
Twn-mlle Safetc. Ilnndican Final heat won by J. W
Jndge, It. W . scratch; II. S. Thomson. M. A l' scratch,
second: K. F. (lovlman. Park A. (, 100 yards, third,
lime rt nilnutts in 4-r, second',
Hair.mll- Hun, Handiran Final beat won by James
Kewsoiue. Tupuly-nei-nnil Regiment A. A., fib yards:
TboinssMxnu. Ht. (ienrge A. li. :v, yards, second: J. W.
Kuiiiih, SI. o. A. l' 20 yards, third. Time, 2 minutes
10 4-r, seconds.
Obstacle llaee. Two Ijips Won by F. M. Tyson.
J. Abrens second. Time. 1 minute 35 seconds.
THE FIELD TRIALS.
Pierre IiOi-lllard, Jr.. ricorea Another Vic
tory with Hrllcra IiOra.
IiEXiKOTOM, N. C. Dec. 12. The All Ace
Stake of the Central Field Trials wob com
pleted this forenoon. II, L. Adams's pointer
doc Lud of HubIi. winner of the All Aco Pointer
Stake, and Tlerre Lorillnrd. Jr.'s, Sellers Lorn,
winner of the All Ace Sotter Stake, running u
heat to determine the absolute winner.
The heat was excellently oon tested, and the
work was worthy of wlnnors. Doth proved
themselves skilful and successful workors.
Lora excelled In rango, judgment, and find
ing abilities, and won over hor formid
able competitor. Tho freo-for-nll was
begun , after lunch. Each hmt Is four '
hours long, and primarily is Intended for a ',
thorough test of endurance. All the compot- '
Itore are famous performers. J, II, ,t J A. '
Hunter's pointer Black Wonder nnd Avent
Thayer Kennel's setter Bettle H. began the
competition. .Thev ran diligently through the
four hours without showing tho slightest fa
tigue or distress. A large number of hlrds
were found, and the point wot ; was very good.
Blank Wonder was disobedient and wilfully
flushed ssvnrnl birds, which lowerod his
chances. Tberoaro nine more In the slake,
a; follows! HowdY Hod. Lara. 1'lttl Sing, Maid
of Kent Prawn. Orlaudo, Hurry C. lllp ll.tii.
and Tremont
To Act oa the Challenge.
To-night, aftsr months of discussion. It will finally ba
deelded whether we are to have an International
yacht race next year or not. A special meeting of the
New york Yacht Club will bo hebl at 07 Madison ave
nue and formal action on Lord Dunraven's obslleiue
ftuldroW b.f.Uk"en" f""UHa "' "" "0al v""
About every membtr of the club serins to think tbat
the challenge will U accented beyond a doubt, and
thai in It Isaccepted. Ihe yachting season of IWI will
tie the gro.ittd on record.
ricKixa ovt cnoxas noxxs.
Anetloa Bale of Seata rbr the Preee Cle
Carnlrul of BporC
"Two hundred dollars," eald Judge Hew
ton. and whon asked what name, he said!
"Coney Island AthlotleClub." That was the
first bid for choice of boxes In Madison Square
Garden for next Saturday, when tbe great ath
letlo carnival under the ftusplcee oftheFresa.
Club takes place. After George Clifton had
taken box at S150 and M. Grlfflnhad selected
one nt $125. Judge Newton came to the front
again nnd raid S100 for another box. also for
the Conoy Island Atliletio Club, making S300
invested by thntorconlrntlou. The attendance
at tho salo. which took place In tho theatre of
the Manhattan A. C. wub bmall. but the bid
dine was vory spirited, twenty-six boxos being
disposed of for nn aggregate of $1,370. Thoso
in chnrgo ot tho auction decided that better
results would follow Itthesalowcro conductod
In a moro central location, so the sale was ad
journed to Wodnosday evonlnc. nt 8!e o clock,
nt tho St. James Hotel. A large number of
choice boxos remain unsold, an! there Is little
question that many Now Yorkers will engorly
avail themselvo. of Ihe opportunity 'to w ; tiiees
tho entoitalninir programme. Tho purdlinsers
and prices paid at last night's sale are us
follows:
Hi. r'Mor. no
4,1. Ooney Is'and A. 0 JVS
44. (leorgi- Olltton JSV
4H. M. nrimn trSi
411. loney Island A. o 'I.
40 lirooklyn llaseoalt Club J.1!
47. inner sninnrr 'Icatl I;:
4i. Uartow . Weeks V J
53. Vad.!".l fxt'rin ""
M. K II. Talcott and John Wallace g
si. F, il. Tluhlinna ly.
Ml .l). Kscliwrgs "J
:. J. J. Miicnell J;'
42. fnl Jiihii A.Cockerlll :'!
r.2 William Hern :"
C i' W. Price ""
rs. John W, Keller ;? J
41, Tlininas II. I,ans -"
:i7. II. II. .MeMnlll A Co, 2J
ai. ll. J. itnbinsnn r
21). Copt, hr suv Williams -
3H, . lame. Wake. oy -..
na. JelinT. Itru.li -if
ap. Honwelt ,t Schuyler ;jj
(I.-,. I. M Heney ?.''
31. .1.11. a den r;'
Hi. M. T. Urophy
Total .
Now attractions are being, constantly added
tn the large list, and thoro Is it possibility nf
the entertainers being two numerous for the
time covered by theilnnlen rental. The after
noon entertainment Is specially designed for
ladies nnd children, and will be devoted to
sports Hint will ittnlise them, tho horse play
ing nn Important port At night tho pro
grnmniu will be a variegated one. a
prominent feature of which w II be
sparring by noted , pugilists. in ad-
, dltion to tho meeting between J Iko
Donovan and Domlnlck McLiitTrey. Alea
Greggalns has agreed to sjar with Jim Hull.
nnd a good innn will be ougugsd to stand up
1 with Bob l'ltzslmmons.
Yestenlnv the Ilaclnc and Sports Committee
received tho following communication from
Jim liutler. the well-known middle wolght:
"In Ibis glorious country of ours there are
mnny Institutions for doing cood. but what
are their fcoble efforts compared with tho
mighty, far-reachlnc power of tho press? Syn
dieates would crush, tho rich would oppress
us. nnd tho poor would iiitii-ed suffer were
ever thoo mainstays of our Government
tnUon away freedom of speoch and freedom
of tho press. Kindlv permit mo to volunteer
my services to spar at your entertainment
next Saturday evening, provided Johnny Ilea
gnn can be Induced to spar with me. My only
stipulation Is that wo both be welched pre
Moustosiinrrinc. Ho cun weigh wbutever he
I likes."
Owing to tho larcn number of pugilists
, whose services had been previously offered
and aecopteil. the committee was eompellod to
decline Butler's proffered assistance.
OAES3IEX AT THE WORLD'S FAIR.
Talk or nn InlrrniKlonnl ltoat Race Itr
tvvren Collrae Creivs.
Nf.w Hkvkx. Doc 12. Tlicro Is mom Inter
est nt Yolo In the university crew than has
been shown for several years. The success ot
! Inst season's work nnd the return to college of
bIx of the old men Is one reason for public in
terest, and tho other is tho possibility of nn
international boat race at Chicago next sum
mer. Concerning this match, it Is known that
thu English rowing men are considering the
idea very seriously.
The World's Fair will be a poworful draw
ing card for them, nnd the trnnsatlanla In
terest in tho big Exhibition will hrip to b'inc
them over.
There are two goneral plans suggested.
Thnt such araoe be betweon the champion
eights of England and Amorlca, or that it be
thrown open to all comers. Yale would proba
bly favor tin ''rst Idea, with perhaps one or
two modlfl in. Oxford and Cambridge
row their eli uupiontlilp raco in April, and tho
winning clow would, of course, come over
here, us It is out ol the question for both crews
to cro.s the Atlantic nnil race on this side. So
that the English crew would have to koep on
training fortbree mouthsaftertheCumbridce
Oxford race.
Such an arrangement on this side of the
water would bo for Ynl" and Harvard to row
the annual race nt New Lomlou the Inst of
June and have the wlnnlngerowgo to Chicago
to row tbe Englishmen for the championship
of the world some tlinu In July. The only ob
jection to this seems lo he that Cornell would
wish to get in the last race, and would raise n
violent contest if barred out Both Yale and
Harvard aro unwilling torownn annual raco
with Cornell as a fixture, but it Is probable
that thev would favor Cornell's coming Into a
race al Chicago which would not mnke a prec
edent for rowing her annually,
Yale rowing men are conllilent thnt any Yale
crew of the last blx years could havo beaten
Cornell in a four-mile race with euse. Even
the 'HI Ynlo crow, the pooro-t that has rowed
for Yale In many years, could have given the
oarsmen nf Itlia'-a all they wanted, according
to Hagermnn. who hud rowed In the Cornell
bout (or two years, and pullod seven In the
Yale boat that year. But Cornell turns out the
ilnest crews In tho country, leuving out Yale
nnd Harvard, and they would liuve it strong
, claim to a place in such ii race. Harvard lias
not expressod un opinion on rowing Cornell ut
Chicago
Against England nn American crew would
have all ndvnntugo tn equipment, rigging, und
boating, which might help to make untlio
superiority of tho torelgners In aco and ex
perience. Tho Fnglislimen urn thoroughly
conservative, wlillo American Invention has
done much tn improve hunting appliances
which England has not taken iii. The knowl
edge that such nn International race Is a
possibility will stimulate Vul and Harvard to
oven more severity and thoroughness of
trululug
AUdV.HT RKLMOST FOR PRESIDENT.
He Will lie the Chief Kxrriislve of Hie New
York Athletic Club.
The NonilnntitiR Committee of the New York
Atliletio Club, of which A. a. Mills is Chalr
mnn. was appointed Inst TuosUay, nnd has
been In dully session over since. That their
labors havo home fruit is evident from tho an
nouncement made yesterday that August
Belmont had boon selected for tho posi
tion of President and that ho had ac
cepted. Mr. Belmont Informed the committee
that ho considered his nomination to Ihe
Piealdoucy of the famous athletic organiza
tion to be ot;o of tbe greatest honors that
could be conferred on him. There Is little
question that Mr, Belmont will receive the
unanimous vote of tint club. Tlm members
are highly dated ovor the cholco of tho Nomi
nating Comtnltteo nud the acceptance of Mr.
Belmont.
No selection of a man for Vice-President has
yet been made, but it Is unnounced that Secre
tary Docharty, who has been a very ahlo nnd
conscientious omnl, will be renominated. It
Is hinted tbat the Hoard of Governors will bo
thoroughly striken up. ve-y few of llio present
ltiembets doing renominated. Ameinlor of
tho club slnteil thnt tho now Hoard would be
composed of prominent Inislnesu men. who
wore ulsonnthiislttstlciii tho matteruf athletics.
lluxrlmll Ncwh Iroiu Chicago.
CiliCAOo, Dec. 12. President A. C. Hurken-
borgcrnnd ex. President W. C. Temple of the
Pittsburgh Basebnll Club fame to Chicago to-
' day to attend tho suit brought against that
1 organization by ox-Manager Thomas E.
1 Burns. Tho stilt was set for hoarinc to-day,
but neither prosocutor nor delendant wus
ready to co on and uskod for a postponement
hoping Hint Hie Court would numo Borne day
this week, Tho .calendar was full, and the
Court sot tho huarlnc lor Jun. 17. The Smoky
City magnates returned home to-night, Tho
' club offered tn sign I'lmrley Furrell next year
foi't'.Miiil, hut Farrcll rofused to ask forhla
unconditional release. This was given to him
with tho ilri'lerstainllng that lie wui not to
blgn for less than 2.4lii,
" Boston." raid Tnn hie," does not wnnt him,
and Pittsburgh found lilin a hlch-prlced lux
ury last season. As for llurnb'b suit, we ox
Pert lo win it. If ho wins, there will be npth
Ine but debtsfor him lo levy upon. Thel'itts.
burgh CluiiwIlllenvoforHotSprlncsonMuroh
1. boll out for a fortnight, and then proceed
to New Orleans by easy stages. The team will
play a series of games with the Crescent City
Club from April 1 toll, and will then move on
to Atlunte, and play Anson's Colts a aeries ot
cames."
t
ATALAXTA BOWXJtRS, Vf JKOU. JTOKJt
They Seer HBT rotate Against the Memarak
Tenia.
Sewliag was resumed ta the Atnsrlean national
Teurnamsnt at lb Oermsnla Assembly Roam alleys
lest night, Tlie contesting team ware from the
Monarch and Atslsota club or Brooklyn and tha
Yonkers Club of Yonkers. The gams between the
Tenters aid Atalanla teams results! In a victory for
tbe latter after stubborn contest. In tha second
game the Yonkers learn struck another snag, tbe
Monarehs, their opponents rolling nn Ihe remarkable
total of ice pins against them. The Atalantas won the
third game by S3 pins. The scons:
imt ems.
ITiLlim. I TOXttSS.
, ." K B. Sn. .1 S. B. years.
fsrdes 4 4 2 100 Dando 1 B 4 140
llanschen 1 G 4 lr Hrawcr S a 2 107
Tnulfurd ......2 II 3 173 Sleittusn S 8 4 IM
lleusiman ...3 a a HO Rricksr. 3 3 S 14.-,
Hass 2 6 8 157Kllock 4 3 3 174
Totals 112314 iis Totals 13 10 18 791
rRiaxa.
Atalanta SB 1B 237 R.13 42(1 BIT 03 675 740 82S
Soakers (17 143 204 2 DO 3a7 48l B73 CIO 704 7tH
.',.ra,,,.r'J- " Schwackc. Scorers-H, E. Jarbo and
W. llu.fner.
Average-Atalanta, 1S Yonkers, IBB 4-5.
SICOMO GAlia.
Tostias. i nosiaca.
fc .v. .t a. -irs.l ,, fi. n. Arwr,
Dandn 4 8 a 1811 Thyne 4 6 1 193
Hrerrer ..n r. o 2oi Kroinmlnga .2 il a las
siedraan 1 8 U 1.1ft l(oemmerm'n.& 4 1 2lr.
Pricker. 3 4 a lea Frees 4 3 .1 171
helleek. 3 4 3 183 Lebrbach 3 8 3 17u
Totala lili B2 Totals is23v U2S
rasMES.
Yonkers. OA 18R 27H 8BA 480 B3S 803 87 784 8B3
Monarch ys 17 307 8S3 487 571 tmi 70S HIS U28
I'mpire-J, It. Kchwacke. Scorers II. Uray and IL C
Ilosmrahl. Averaga-Yonken. 170 25; Monarch. 185 Ma.
taian camk.
osiacti. Atixistl.
.1 X K. .twf . .1 .. II Srarr.
Tbyna 1 8 3 IM Oardsa. 3 A 3 17.1
Krommlnga.,8 8 1 175 llauschen...4 4 2 185
Hnemuieriu'n2 4 4 182 Totnford 4 A 1 184
Freese T o 3 1M Ileus. man. ...3 7 O 11.7
Lebrbach 4 8 O 204 lla.s 4 5 1 1D8
Totala 1722 fl 884 Totals 17 27 "e P37
rssau.
Monarch ...10S 200 30.1 404 471 BSS 839 714 701 884
Atalanta ...110 20.-, 2111 3V5 4S2 073 888 748 841 K.I7
t'mpire J. II. gchwacko. Scorers It, B. Jarboe and
II. C. Ilusenzahl.
Average Monarch, 178 4-5: Atalanta, 187 25.
After losing six straight games the Volunteers rained
their tlrst Mrtory in tho acadetnr tournament last
night, defeating the usual strong 1'astlme uvs by six
plus. The score t
nan un
TOtmrrrxn, rssnav.
,. ."C .1 . .frm. .e. .1 J. Xr.
Kallman 1 4 5 185 Ilalnhortt....a 3 4 153
Bieurald....l 2 7 122 Tletjen I 1 H 113
Merchant 3 4 :i IB.-, llofmacn 2 4 4 11.1
llni-n t r 4 Ifto McXally 17 2 HO
A. llerrmann.3 3 r 1 at Dor an 0 4 U 118
Totals 81834 TW Totals Tl2T 700
rasMxt.
Volunteer.. ..BA 142 217 2811 370 488 C14 580 843 708
Pastime,.. ,118 152 230 2UU 35 424 484 5)9 822 700
L'mtilrr-IMIIiam Krster. Scorers Louis Broaang
and 11. llerrmaun.
Aerage-lolunteir. 141 1-5: ratttme, 140.
sxcusn csstx.
risnui. JOS1N.
.. , .1 c. . .Ve-r. .1 .u. Jf. .lwr.
Ilalnborrt....! 3 8 IS l Frank I B 4 148
Stettms 2 II 6 ls3 Pavls 2 5 3 HIS
I'o'an 3 r 2 17 tioodman O r 5 1110
llorinana a 3 4 lr.s .inn 4 3 a luo
Mc.Nally 1 8 3 KiS Uoeliln 3 4 3 183
Totals 102029 783 Totals 102318 7U7
raiwxt.
Pastime 88 174 248 .11.1 414 483 550 A23 802 783
Juuah 02 147 241 3U4 384 4M 572 V4U 724 7U7
Umplrr-IIenry YakeL fcorers-J. F. Blelnburg and
Loul- schld.
Aicrage-I'astlme, 153 31; Jonah, 158 2-5.
miKn csas.
jortin. I roLrsTixa,
5. .. 8. Srorr.l .. . ft ,,.
Frank I 4 4 154 Kallman 1 2 7 122
Paris a 3 4 158 sleurwa d....l 5 4 145
diimlman 3 5 2 17p Mero'iant.. ..8 5 2 inn
Zltin... ...... -J n 2 I'll llsgen 2 5 3 1 .-.It
Boehui 2 5 3 170 A. Herrmann. 2 8 2 1U4
Totals 1J23 15 837 Totals .Imii' 751)
THiMES.
Jonah 5t 143 23R 84B 445 BIS 578 842 734 837
Volunteer. ...88 147 222 'J SI' 377 457 638 815 t)U5 75U
I'tiiplroW. Ureter. bcorers-L. ocbilt and II. Herr
mann, Tbe opening games were rolled last night In tha
L'ucla Sam's tournament bet' 'en the Fidelia, Uncle
'Sam, and Daisy teams. Tbosires:
nasi usui.
riPELU. I OXCLXSAN.
S. X R. frorr. I ,S. R. &re.
Itoldrn .1 4 3 lis Psneche. l 4 5 141
Leerldre... a 2 5 140 Cctilmn! 1 2 7 12,1
I.Wanui'cbr. 2 il 2 7o.l. Ileuier.... 3 3 5 1.1-'
Wrtis 3 II 4 153 II. Tlmm 2 2 8 135
llolluian 2 5 3 1711 E. Denser... 2 4 4 1411
Amaon O 2 8 111, Dun on I) 3 7 11:1
KlbbeL .18 1 18.llF.Wanm'chr. 14 5 143
tauisea -,-. 17VJrU.TIouaM.. ,.5. ,180
Totals 312030 12T3J Totals,. 1.12-27 41 1119
raAMRS.
Fidelia 110 244 384 514 11.18755 8811 1001 11501273
L'ncle 5am. 1 'J 4 230 33 4J7 58J 8(17 705 P051007 1118
empire C. Uerdes. Scorers A. c. Anger anil L. P.
Mlnlcus.
ftXCOXO OAKS.
CXCLK RAV. I OAIST.
.. .i ft .Vner. .1 A frrr.
Drnecke 2 4 4 144 f.. Roernar....l 4 5 140
liebhard. ...3 II 4 148 li "all 2 3 5 151;
J. Ileuser....'.2 4 4 14H'W. Kali. 4 4 2 1H4
ll.Tllum 3 2 5 137 ft Kuenne....3 1 n 127
K. lleuter 2 4 4 150 II. Ilsuipel....8 li 2 184
Dunton 5 2 8 nil J.lnrhnhacber2 4 4 154
K. H annam'er2 8 2 l.'.u u. Kubn 2 4 4 154
8. Ttuilu 1 7 2 18.) II. Dlttrlch..,2 A 3 144
Totals 203228 1242 Totals IULOsT 1228
rnAirs.
fncte Sam.llO 230 350 42 1122 750 879 1005 H28 1242
Daisy .... 1711 235 b2 458 503 738 878 V7U108S1228
Umpire 8, Tucker. Scorers L. P. lilnlcus and a J.
Keen.
Tbe Peconlfl team defeated the .Monroe Club at Car.
rutlier'sa.Uyslastnli:l.t lu Ills sectiun C series of tbe
American Amateur Howling Union. The scoies:
uomiok. rxcoaic
, .f. it5mrr. .V, ,s; ft .Virr.
Longman... ..3 ll 1 lR2llllrknk 4 3 3 1U4
Allalro 1 2 7 1211, W. hagleton.,2 ll 2 171
Mll.er.........0 4 II 1211 Illggs 4 2 4 e,3
Iidge r 4 1 20.1iMar.hall 2 4 4 15.'
Lounaberry...3 1 (1 131 C. Eagleton. .2 4 4 irsl
Totals 1217 21 77l Totals 15 U) 17 808
rtlAMSS
Monroe 57 141 2011 2R8 38A 441 528 804 871 771
l'ecomc. . ..88 11,3 278 375 458 525 M'8 8dl 718 SOil
I'mplre W 11. Fisher. Scorors 1. M. Johnson. Jr.,
andJohu II. Holly.
The Clermont Club lost two games In rarrulhera
Brooklyn tournament last night. Ibe scores:
rikST GAVS.
maxima. I cixaanxT.
.1. . It. Frr. a. x. ft .Vies.
Meacham 2 5 3 15S C F. Smith. ..() 5 5 131
Payne 5 3 2 202 II. Momt 2 8 O lss
Bmry 5 2 3 17n vt . snillli 2 1 7 l.HO
Frnr.er ...,2 5 3 157 F. Oatman..2 5 3 lul
Ureenman....o 4 8 12 It. Bauulster.,8 4 a 171
Totals llfwiT 5Tu Totals..... 13 18 7U3
rRAXXS.
IIerklmsr....84 131 220 280 1U8 481 582 840 735 818
Clermont. ...72 132 202 208 ,3 418 407 585 088 7U8
I'mplre J. E. Eagleton. Scorers J. Adams and M.
II, fipabu.
icoirs asm.
8ARAKA& CLSBMOIfT.
S ,"v A frw. -S. X A Smre.
Harlland 2 3 8 1311 C. F. Smith. ..2 4 4 148
Adams 3 2 5 153 B. Mollll 3 5 2 IS
K. Tweedy.. ..4 3 187 W Smith 1 8 8 130
II. Crclfelds...2 8 5 14)1 F. Ualiuan. .. 2 4 4 151
Loveli 3 5 2 1K3 It. Iiannlster.,1 5 4 150
Total 14 IB 31 785 Totals 021 20 745
raAira,
ftatansc 75 1B3 230 312 3H3 450 538 821 711 7S1
Cleimont 5U 134 210 .81 371 457 5V0 005 tITl) 745
Umpire 8. II. Uoruish, Bcorers II. C. Van lllper aud
William L'rrllel'lE.
.V'rwAns. Dec, 12, The following scores wera rotted In
the Montgomery tournament to night;
riKsr uANc
Berkeley Fred Mnlnes. 188: Otto. 173; Frank Malnes.
140; Cnfchlan. IKO; Welngarlh, 237. Tnlai. WJC,.
Atalama-Leonard. 1N4: llalsei', 181; Millar, 174;
Uerutlck, 181; bdwards. 180. loial. sou.
SCCOSDOAMr.
Alatanta-IiConard. 144; Halssy. 147: Millar, 181;
Ilernilck, 101: Edwards, 131. rutat, 828.
Alpha .Nn. 1-llooth. H,5; lluyiar. 178; Ilartpeace,
140; hrauks. 21U; Koll. 182. Total, 755.
ruinu GAUL
Alpha Na 1-Booth, 207; lluylsr. ISO; Ilartpence,
172i FiankB.17o; Koll. 175. Total, S54.
Herkeley-Wed Malnes, ll7: oil.,. 202; Frank Main as,
143; Cogblan. 1U0; rTelugsrlh, 104. Total, uua.
The Ssctlon A. T. M c. A. Leagne rames.played at Ibe
Twenty-third street alley, on Saturday nlgut, resulted
tn a victory aud defeat ur the hums team. The scores;
risrv GAXB.
Harlem Branch-Church, 144: Eaglsson, 150; Bald
win. I..H: .Newklrk. 183; Ureen. 108. Tolai.al2.
TueniV'thlrd streei Branch Cox, 178: lleuchert,
188; Holier. JUl'j klcho. 100; Kllng. 158. TotaU 80J.
sscono gsmk.
Harlem Branch Church. 145: TUgleson. 128) Bald
win Ills; Kewsirk. 124; Brern.177. Total, 707,
Twcuiy'lhird street Branch Uox, 141: KeucherL
IDS; llouer, 140; Elclie, 180; Kllng. 158. Total, 788,
The games In section 11 of Ibe Y. M. C. A. Leegue,
rlaycd al tho WathUigtoa Heights branch alleys on
Saturday night, were both won by tho Bedford team.
The scares:
nsir GAB-a,
Bedford Branch-MeF.lroy, 202 Bchroltt. 147; Wil
liams. 133; Burrage. 181: Starr, 1UX. Total. 805.
Washitiglou llslghts Branch atlace, 14U; Drexler,
111; Ohm, 137i Taylor. 115; Kncb, 158, Total, 888.
SICJ5U GAM.
Bedford Branch McKlror. 218; Schmttt, 184j Wll.
Usins. 158; Burrage. 185: Starr, I'M rotal. 827.
Wa.hlnglon Heights Hrancb Wallace, 188; Prexler,
1UJ; Ohm. 145; Taylor, 117; Koon. 160. lotsl. 71L
The games In Section A o(the Y. M. C. A. tournament
nn Saturday evening, which war rolled on Ihe Bedfard
Club's Brooklyn alleys, wera won by Ibe latter club.
The .cores:
muT omr.
Usdford-I'hllllpa. 181: TV. Auk am p. 140; MeniU,
1511: Donald, 178; P. Ankams, 144. Total. 7WX
Wa.hingion llslghts-Scoft. 124; cralg.n, 158;
Chrl.iiansou, 188; Tweedy, 128; hMrcbner. 158. To-
!UL700.
SUSP GAM.
Bedford-Pbllllpa. 152: W. Auk amp, 180; KonalL
118; liouald. 161) V. Aukamp. I S3, loial.782.
U'aahUvtua lieUbts-BsoiL lit; Cralzcn, 103;
csirlettauta, 118 TwMdy, 147i Xtrohaer. US. Ts-
TbeJsresy City Club defeats the Central laamet
flrooklyn npon tbe formers allays on Saturday nighi
n Both Section A, Y. it. V. A. Leagn. games. Th
scores:
IISST GAMS
Jersey nity-Knsar. l.lli taiitnrr.lM.lswmiann.JlO;
Wright. 187: Rudd. ox, 202. TntKseil.
Central-I.uptnn. ItlAi Kan ifiii Bogart 181( D
Kitsrre, 1 31; Heicer. 128. Vols', ,14.
sscexn GAK.
Jsrsry Clly-Ensar. ir.lt Kanknsr.lRll Williams. 185i
Wright, 154; Ruddlck. 213, ,, Total. rlllT.
Central-Lnpten. 110: Kaur. 150: Bcgart, 145: V
Kiterre, 160: spencer, 120. Total. 884,
Th Central team In the Section n series of the Y. M.
C. A. dsrest.d th Jersey O.ly Club upon tnelr hem al
Isysln Broomjnonssturdsy nlgni. lbeicorest
nasi cktr.
Csntral-Rhannon. 1T2: Bnhnsr. l.Wi Kllnck. 13H
Wempahl, 140; Porter, 117. Toial. 748.
Jersey Cliy-Wsion. 140: lluninnn. I41 Eshsr, 153;
vthllesld, 128; Lucas, 188. Tola), 730.
stro.in OAni.
Central-Bhannnn. 1451 Bohner. lift: Kllnok, 183:
Welnpahl. 188: Porter, Iii7. Total. 744.
Jersey i.ity-Weston, 102; lliiiunsn, 122: Esher.lBl:
Whiteside, 15U; Lucas, 14L TotaU U.2.
Th roulta of th two weekly linndicup prlxe games
of our Howling Club rolled on their alleys in tho ten
nis court bulUUug. 213 West rurl)-:lisi alreel, are as
follows!
nitsT raxk.
.Team No. I-Carn.ll, 1HI; Dntib'.eday. 114; rerrts,
145: V. T. Luqueer. 1.1(1 Total. 5S5.
jeatn .No. 2-McKeon, IIS; W..I. Peck. 10 : ralterson,
187. Tolal. 475.
Ill-HMD CAUI.
Team.fti. t-Carro',1 184; Doubtsdar. lir.: rrrls.
112 A. V.. Toussalnt, lilt); K. K Peck, 1,8. Total, 72a
Team No. 2-F. T. Lit lueir. H.5: VcKean. 153; N.
Peck, 138. Patterson, 155. Total, lion.
Tba second series of game, in tnnnirn'a tournament,
lolled last evening, resulted la tbe follow lug .cores:
na.r cams.
Adonis. Ko.l-Cordes. 177: llngan. 184: Sauer, 124;
McCasiin, 145: teiu 141. Total. 754.
eiWi?"" --.Vf'i"' lSv- stuiitiai, 130: Detsauer,
118; Mahouey, 151; linnn, 107. lotal. eim.
BXIUNO UAMS.
s.?Sn!'.,.T?1' 'iVj crn,t'rJlll,l Taylor, 174; Bns
kirk, 111; (lauz. 151 Total, 72s,
Acorn No. 2-llarrls. lltii; Kuurod, 122; Desiauer.
184; Maboney, 151; Zann, 15M. lolul. 7ai.
Foc-h Oaixor, Dec. 12. The niverslde Athletic Clnh
bowling team or Nrnark r-i.iird an exciting contist
with tha South Orange Ftrld I'm'itram on the latter'a
alleys tonight. Both tea.na belong to the Morris and
lvsex llnullng Leagje. Lach won a game by a smull
lead. Tbe scores!
rinr oamk.
South Orange Flsld Club-Wilght. ir.e: Smith, 157:
Roberta. 124: llrail.haw. 158; Sinclair. Isl, Inlal. 770.
It. A. C rueiz. 15J: Let er. in-': sutuur, 151. lonoi
klus, 141: I'leriou. 151. Total. 75U.
SXCOSO GAXR.
Sooth Orange FleM Clult-Wrliht. 168; Smith. 130;
Itoberls. 128; Brailshaw, 172: Sinclair, 141. Total, 737,
K. A. C-Cndlr, 13(1; Heller, 1.V-: S.aular, 151;
Tompkins, 182; l'isrson, 1 18. Total, 7 10.
Belter Srorlna; Rulea for Bowline; Wonted.
To thk EniToa or Tux Sex Sirt I want tn call yonr
attention to a glaring fault In Die existing scoring
methods or th bow ling clubs of the inctroi olllan dis
trict, and tbat Is Ihe Inaccuracy of their data la tho
making np ot a howler's average in a tnaich game,
lor Instance, a howler In a nve men team makes a
scuro vl 181 in tbe tirst gam of a match and 151 lu
the second, thereby iiiaklnr an averavo or 150. An
other bowler scores 181 mills drt game and 150 lu
bis second, giving him an average uf 15S14 But tho
nrs tiowier is charged with a tiital of eight missed
siiaris and nve ia ores to score tbe tenth pill 011 tho
third ball, nnd has not been deputed 01 a single cbanca
for a spare by a "split," while the other howier baa en
countered three ".plus" in tits two game recall and la
only rbargeii with n total of three mis. mi spares and
with but ono failure to score the tdlilh pin on tho third
hall. Now these I gure oceir.ed in a.-luai play In a
match between the li-atus OT tbe Lincoln aud Oxrord
colli- nn Dec. rt. Taking tile points scored nut count
ing the Ulis.ed spares, tnhecil tenth pin, and splits
the ditterence In the nierage figure l but 2 points,
put It will rea illy he se, n nh.il an liiiinrtHiil inher
ence would lollnw in the two sets of figures bad the
ml. sed spares, nil-sed tenth pins, and the " .pits" on
each side been taken into account Kl data In r.tlina
tlug the p.ay nf the two howier.. As th" method or
making up tue aterages Is now the data does not lu
cludo tl.e errorsof eaeh bonier; the points cured being
siiunly bunched lu ihe t.lals. without regard lo errois
la play.
1 routend that ea?h .core of a trn-frame game lu
which rite iron lake part ehonll tnchnir, rrst. tlioric
orilnftbo total score of tie- t.n Iralnc: .eritnd. the
tolal strikes still .pares, an. I, tolrd. tue total missed
.pare., ml-.ril lenlh itis, and lie total "Sl'llls"; and
that these tv.o error, recnnls itntlthe one lo.l chance
recordiiut ennrs sboiiid compitse the data 111 mak
ing up tha nrersse; Ji s' hh the'Mut o.t.s ' and "a.-siatauce.-
In a basrtiall 1 c re are ofl.et tiy the " error"
ro.utun. In a uil.-eil.pare iin-l a iiiiH-ril teiitti il!i the
bowler hasln-o chances to toitiit p.tmia o:leieil linn
winch he rails to at cent. In a ". lit" a breni: of the
balls atler a talhira io score a strike. huh de'oi.rs
tho bowler from a chancu lor a spare tliu bowler
la deprived cf a cbanoe to make a .iron, polu . and it
should ba ere llleltohlm in the data lor aieai,'ea In.t
as mlss-d spares and ml-.ed trntli pint slmiild be
charged aga.nst him as erior. Df ciurte there shouM,
In the code of bowllrg rule., be clautes accurately
dcAning missed spares and .puts, iiihl-r .u.iie . ich nils
as de.lne brae hits and error, tu lia.vli.Ul I n.-1-r Ilia
exlslinguie hod of .ciring olnls lor a l,n!ers aver,
age, the averages are no true enter on 01 a bowler's
aktll, as they woii'd ba weru nits. (it spares, tuls-ed
tenth pins, and ".pitta " taken into account. I merely
give these ns aug.-r.tious which I hate louud from
experience In sioilng In the Interclub League bowling
toatches. tabc-wort.iyoTST''l'dnote, --
Very trulyyoms. Hkxrt CnAnaicg.
Brooklyn. Dec. 11.
llottllnc: Osmrs To-nlKht.
AKKR1CAX XATIOVAI. TOCRNA1JVST.
Empire vs. (lotham, (Jotbaji va. West Shore. Weat
Ehoro vs. Empire.
AMKHICAX AMATKITR nOWLTO t'SIOV.
Section B. Suralltislon 1 Hlooiiilngdaie va fl-lp. at
BloomlngdaU alleys; Vtlusor s. ot Lud, at Wiusor
alleys.
bection 8. SuMivi.lon 3-Cenilworth ra. Standard.
at KeullwortU ullcys.
ATI1LKTIC IKACtTr.
Klilabcth A, C.vs. Orange A. C at Elizabeth A C
alleys.
AUArsl'K A.SOCtATIO.f.
Wetlfield A. C. vs. Orltanl F. C. at Westlleld A. C.
allays.
raosrrcr hciguta tocuxaxkxt.
Occidental vs. Ansonia.
Annuul Meeting; of the 31. A. C.
Tho annual meeting of the Manhattan Ath
letic Club was held last night The jiiincipal
business of tho meeting was the report of
Treasurer Storm aud tho discussion ot pro
posed amendments to tho constitution. The
Treasurer's report showed th following
facts:
Assets of the club Not. 30, 18.12 Sl.l7n.li07 3.)
Liabilities or aUkluds li.',5..",37 11
surplus tr,ir.,a;u 28
Ixitse. for year:
Ilcslauraut 118,2(18 87
Ham. 118 57
Barber shop 224 oil
Total losses $18,812 43
Proms
Bar 8IU.878 70
Cmr. 4.2S7 7U
LlilltM 5,875 23
Howling al.ejs :.0ll 52
Itiaerange 211 20
Lvdgiug 12.HK8 UJ
Tolal proflls ,S4U,5tl.i 25
Net piolll lory ear 2a,HMt S2
Total cash receipts from All sources ,51i2,:lI5 8.)
Amounts paid lor ntlilatiou lees 241joo
Dues l;.0,2l3 0.
There was a lively discussion on the follow
ing proposed amendment to the by-laws:
Amend Article III., Sect! n I, by sub muting the fol
lowing! - Tho treasurer shai. tar the custodian or ihe
funds of theclub. and pay all bills passed u, ihe Audit
ing Committee, returning a-iuie to tiiem when receipt
ed. 1'iai ttiuy may be credited lo bis account."
Aiticle Vll Add sectlun 3 Tbe Auditing Committee
shall uavo charge of a:l imok. or accounts beiongn.g to
the eluu. aud no pun-liases niust be made, ur contracts
to expend money enter I into, by any commutes or
utllcersol tbe ciuh, wllbuut .umn being approved by
ibla committee, and no payments tons', be made i,y
'li. muter without their approval, 'mis lonnullteo
must u.ake au llcralxed report each month to the
Uoard of Uovernors, and a yearly repoit to iho club.
Alter a hot debate tho proposition was do
featod. Ota dozen proposed amendments the only
one passed was one allowing ilu governors to
reelect, without initiation fee, a peisoii who
had been a membor, but who tind resigned.
The annual election will be heiu lu two
Weeks.
Hide In Aid or the Blveralde Day .Nurarry,
The Hlverslde Day Nursory. a most deserving
Institution, of which Mrs. a M. Williams Is
treasurer, will have a grand benefit ride nt
Durland'a Academy. Columbus Plaza, to-morrow
evening at tt o'clock,
Tho ride will be under the supervlMn'n of
Mr. Durlund. which Is a guarantee of its sue
cef. There will bu tomn jumping and driving
exhibitions in addition to the lobular llilo ;
programme.
Ice Yacht New From Up Ihe Hudson.
Kswscaon, Dec, 12. Th Ice on Orange Lake Is now
over four inches thick, and If the wealher conlliiuis
ceidther will be excellent lc boating la a day or
tw. Commodore lllgglutou of ll t'lub has lusrd
nothing irora Capt. J, Is, Weaver or ths scu.l of shreas
hury, whofaoliltike Van .No.lranilclisiiiri'.ii.li.li cup of
America. It Is ten day ago sit.es Me Co'tiaiudore .eat
lb Captain an offer! race lor me cup at Hopairong
and allow tbe Scud's uwuer.o for r i, eii.es or i . lr
th cup and IMsi, tbe evrni to lake place al inati.'
Lake, and allowing the ssuis amount for expensra in
bringing th Uud up hare, Hut reply hss yet hs.n
tMelr d. and lb up-river Ice yaiinnuen r wonder
ing what ba bappentd to Ibe terteura ot the New
Jsrssy lc boalmeu.
A Vacancy on Ihe llcnch or Pennsylvania.
HAniusBURO. Dec. I2.-TI10 resignation of
the Hon. John Dcnn of Hollldnysbuic us 1'ro
tidlng Judge of the Twenty-fourth Judicial
district of Pennsylvania, to take effect Dec.
31. was received today at the Executive De
partment. Judge Deun h successor will nut
be appointor! until lit rssignatlon takes effect.
The Tweaty-aecoad'a iVrw UaaUmnater.
Col, Camp presided at a meotloc of the
board ot officers of the Twenty-second' Itegl-
ment held In the Armory last evening for tho
furpose of aolectlnc a bandmaster to Bticce; d
he Tate lamented (Fllmore. , D. W. Beeves, tho
present leader ot the regimental band, was
(.elected from a list ol twelve applicant.
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To.dny Princeton Will Try to Beclde on at
I.cnilcr for Her Football Team.
Pmscr.Tpsr. Dec. 12. Tho football interests
of rrlncpion men nil cep.lnVarotiQd the most
tneof tlio'Footb.ill Association to be held herrt
to-morrow night for tho purpose of electing
offlcors f"r the coming year. Who shall cap
tain tho Tlgors next year Is still an open ques
tion. Capt. Elnc protests that he does not
enro for tho position, thinking that he can
serve the team much belter by bis Individual
workuthulf back. Theonlv othor name now
prominent among the candidates Is that of
Vincent. There-has l.eon considerable specu
lation during tho past week as to whether
Capt. Kmc's mantle would not fall upon him.
Vincent N very popular notli among the play
014 and the students, ati'l many an ardontwlsh
has Peon epr,-sroil dining tho past few days
that lie might lien nt tbe position.
It Is counted bvnll a misfortune that Mncent
could not nlnv this year owing to his injuries,
and iiiiiMi conlldtfiiee Is expressed In what h
will develop next season. Ho will not talk
much himself about the probabilities of hln
election, affirming thnt Im does not care for
tho position. '1 hu inilv consideration urged
iignln-t him h his position on the line. It Is
thought hy some thnt ho would find it a diffi
cult matter to watch his men from tho end of
the line, and Hint this disadvantage may he of
sufficient weight to Induce him to refuse the
position. The college In ceneral would be
about equally well satisfied if either lie or
('apt King should bo the luadorof their team
fertile coming year.
Hasol-ali practice has begun In the cngo.
The new men who hove begun practice lire
Lindsay. Young. Cherry, Crelph, and Neelv.
'H4: Snyder, (iould. lllair. F. It. Thompson.
Foster, and W. D. Ward. 'Iir; potter. Small.
Turner. Wilson. Harrlman. l'dliot. W. P.
Thompson, nud Titus. "M.
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.Tnnica McCren,! 1'ulc ISludent, Arrested.
Na- Hav.v, Pec. 12 Tames A. McCrea. a fre.bmaa
of Yale und oie of tbo regular football eleven, was ar
rested on a warrant by Sergeant Cowles this afternoon.
He is charged vv nil l.reai-h of the peace and assau't
up-'tl ilinll Adh-r, lb' bass viol player wh'l was In
jur.it 1 n the eye by pou.Ier and land from a torpedo.
it I. a leuidtlial McCiea .n one of the party In th
box srilh student ll'everhaeuser, and that be partlol
jiateil In tho terpedn throw lug. .
C'l'osa.cintntry llitnncra of llarvnrd.
CtMi.iaiid, Pec. 12. Tho annual cross-country run of
tho Harvard Attilettc As. oci.ition was held this after
noon asa doss t'i the striesof hare nnd hounds runs
which havo heeii tu progress this fatl. Thsre were
fourierii sinners ali.l the time of ten of these nas
rig.stvreil. The course extendid over a length of flvo
and a nu.irtcr miles. From start to finish the 1, aji-r..
Maltley. Mchols, and Fvulon. kept close together, sua
the tnlsh In front of the Law School was n verypriitr
en. Mi'lmls canto la leading. Willi Man.ey a f' "
st-p heslad him 8 nl'li-lily. Just hercrc Hi i
crns.e.l lis line. Mauley 111 nle ft lieauttfill .''irtanl
pa..ed hi. 111. 111. coining in iirst In aaiiiii" e s.'4
seconds. I'ol.ou ir.g Is Ihe time of tho i.r. '"
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2. J.O Mrfiols. 1. tlil.1 4.'l! 7. Ii V. i '18,n
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4. .I.li.i'oull.lge.'li.-iill 0.1, S. J. A.sie'O' I S''J"'
5 j IV. Rli.rs. H. A K. I'liluail. VM JO
silliaaky. '115. .35 01 1J. II. I- IJilltlj I. s.3'' -u
A New Home for Ihe Indians.
Tliepsrii.'enci'cf tin IM.ilme A.C. In their tuit
nflersult.il'la club premises has at length been re
warded 111. Iiavc secured a li ne of tlie entlra til"'
nnd fourlh M.'i of the 'argc Iniihlllu-at the souths e-l
coruirnl smi-Wli tre.-t nnd Third avenue, wit'i
Piirnf enroll on i ue s, led. Ihey expect to m.
.(ace tm ft viiihasiuin. a parlor and bath. enru. I" "i
nnli. iil.ng i-.ii's The nece.mry alterations .. i fs
i rii.e tiirouv.. wiiluiut di.;ay, and I're.lJent Hurre i
ii.iuk li premises trill be leady for occupation by
Xuu ,n .i.a),
Work nn the Football Field.
The rhanipinn 1 hi. tie. played the Uayouii)' Rovers a
i.Mi'1 of football under Association rules al Manlier
I' nk on riiiuuav, an I. atler an exciting i uuieil, detea'..
ei tiiem oy a .cure of Avail goa s toone.
An Interesting game of to. alia. I under un t' ,,'-',
I me was plated on riatiirday on Jer.e, ( ui II i-
belweeii eleven, rrprestiillng the IL (I I'un Mercanm
Airliryand Ilu Uelgeti Jim or. of St Ji.r'Y Alter
well'id.tyeil contest, lastliignn hour, the .v.-eiiev soys
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