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I ,, ... THE SUtf, BfcSKjfcECBWER 8, 1897, '&; : f ' '-
ORKtHOUNp COURSING.
ifv ior trnvr jack ramus ox
ffi9 nnvancA v jiax race covrsv.
Wff tn Aejsmat AiiIubim ;Iahea-laioril nmch
than Mart CempeleCaralla nnd Crow
1 Pa. Tit iMported llauntlt, llltlde. !
ItaBara-ajanlsiersi Hassans ftaann L'p Well.
- A trsJjhoiiBd coursing match, with lusty Jack
i ' rabbit the, quarry, furnished fine sport for
! , about 230 enthusiasts on tbo mlddlo'flcUl of tho
Oonr Island Jockey Club raco track at Shcops-
v l hwd Day yesterday? Tbo event was tbo flrst
V" k annual Autumn Stuties run nff by the American
J Rational Greyhound Courslntr Club, which was
ertranlted to thli city by tho greyhound fanciers
' ' tVarlng tho laat February bench show of tho
' , ; Westminister Kennel Club. In ISSOati attempt
to bold a courslnn: nieetlnc on tho Hempstead
Plains, In which many of the leading lncmbori
' ttt the hunt clubs woro Inteteited, was slopped
by. outaldo Itifluenoss, but yesterday's coursing;
JBtotlnir was conducted without o check and In
most sportamnnllLo manner.
Tho Jack rabbits wero broukrht on from tho
.West (or tho meeting, and were In rigorous
s kfalth nnd as float at the wind. The does were
Chleb-clais lot.' Those entered by Eattcrn
owners Included 'Southern Rhymes, notcdus a
bench show winner both 'In England and this
i, country, nnd Oraro Brlant, a wlnnor nt tho
f resent bench show at llronklyn. The coursing
j Won settled Itself Into n race between bench
MS. snow form and field form. The Wostern crey-
bounds. Coral lo and Crow Doe, both owned by
.. It. L. Leo, were tho only survivors in tho
final heat, and the stakes, amounting to
! WOO, wero divided. Iloth wero bred In tho ken-
'. ool of tho lato Col. North. In KnKlnnd. Their
f lro Is Unbazoun. Tho tlrst-nnnicd Is from
f Bucnrltcro, the second from Donnlo Hello. In
B1PW1 Coralle divided the Produce Stakes with
Magician nt Qreat Itond, Knn., nnd Crow Doe
ran third at tho Allcar Courslnir Club's mcet
Intr at Colorado Springs. Tho entries and draw
tscswere: "ill Laden's Donald vt, Charles M. HlRglna's Vlra.
t,W. U. Orotaije s Wood Nymph vs. Oilier J. Weirs
Oath.
Woodharen Kennel's Cyclvne ti. C. II. Hlgglna's
Stella.
It. L. Lee's Coralle vs. It. Doron's Betsy.
Woodharen Kennel's Prlncetonla ti. R. h. Lee's
Crow Dos.
wooonarrn Kennel's Oraco Brunt rs. Dr. J. II.
Lyks's Southern Rhymes.
, Except In tho run between Wood Nymph and
M W Dash, when the two were slipped from .a hand-
Mi kerchief held through tho collar, tho iloga wore
'i sat loose by the handlers from loathcr thongs.
Tho summary of tho rounds follow:
H tint Round Donald bast Vlra Donald won the
sunup, three go bye, and too kill. Dy points, IMtoll.
H Wood Nymph best Dash. Iloth slipped by hand,
Which favored the former, lly points, 17 to 13. A
JB Very lonjt course.
! Cyclone beat Stella. Cyclone, after alternating;
passes, ran up and killed. Dy points, V8 to v. Tills
was a gruelling course.
V Coralle baat lletsy. Coralle had ten go byes, then
, killed. y points, VO to 20.
H -Crow Dog beat Prlaoetonla. Crow Dog scored seven
fM go bjre. a run up ana kill. Ry pulnu, is to 7.
Wk Southern Rhymes leat Orace Drlant bv scoring
H twalvp so byes and kill. By points. 2rt to 17.
H i-econci Round Donald beat Wood Nymph, gaining
I the honors by tbreegobyes, the run up and kill. By
polou. V0tol7.
BJI Cydona and Coralle. No course. Cyclone slipping
rollaAanabelca drawn after a hard course. Ctirslle
B ,j ran a b with Uraco Drlant, who was substituted by
(I " consent for Cyclone. Coralle wlnnleg by a wide
3 margin.
fmi' Cmw Dog beat Southern thymes, scoring the run-
M( up and kill. By points. 17tol0.
) Third Round Crow Dog beat Donald. The winner
xW leered two go byes, the run up and kill. By points,
1BJU 10 to 8. Coralle, a bye.
W ' Fourth Round Crow Dog and Corallo divided
Stakes.
il )
mlff jars.! Beard fvtaa the Women's Match lb
'if j lUr Sleiiilew Llnlia.
A. mttty morning, followed by a 'sunny and
H Vllasant afternoon, wero the woather conditions
i yesterday for tho wpmon'a competition at tho
i U . Dykorileadow Qolf Club. The contest was the
final one for the oup presented byE.L.Kalb
' ' flelsch betwoen tho winners 'of tho four pre
! liminary contests held during November. Like
B the earlier competitions, It was an elp;btccn-holo
fl medal play handicap. Tho wlntercourse.whlch
la somewhat shorter than tho regular course.
H was played on for the first time this season. Ho
n splto this December suggestion the women were
I as pay In rduor green colOns waists as though
itfsBV it'was'a'mldsummer match.
IIH - The bcst.ETOss scoro. 127, was tnado by Mrs.
ulf Kalbflelsch. While not a long driver, she played
W- the tee shots in good form. Ilcr iron plays were
I also well executed. Mrs. Kalbflelsch was tho
, I only competitor who did not need double figures
I' for at least two holes. Mrs. William Heard,
yfl- who won tho cup on hor handicap, mado tho
; K gross card of 134. A short drive, badly punished
H by, the dry pond, made the first hole cost hor
)H thirteen. Othorwlse, although a stroke was
H Trusted nt tho fifth bolr In putting, she mado
qulto an even card. Mrs. I'utnnm mado tho
homo hole In six, and. only for a short put that
hunt; on the rim, sho would have equalled tbo
boglu on that crccn. Iloth Miss Fouler and
Mrs. Kalbflelsch made tho seventh hole in six, a
creditublo performance. The summary:
' Un William Beard- Orou. Wp. ttt.
! -jj Out.... 6 0 B 10 II II 7 7 U l
' In 13 0 8 U U 7 8 7 670134 20 114
Mrs. E. L. KalbfliUch
Out U B 7 7 0 0 7 A 8 RS
jBj In 80008077 U-02-127 IS 1JB
A! lira. W. A. Putnam
4Bt, Out... .11 7 7 7 7 7 0 0 0-78
Fn..;...ll 0 7 8 8 7 10 10 0-73140 28 118
Mf Mlu Fowler
I A- out.... In 8 8 7 to a o n u 7B
ijK In a 7 0 0 1U 7 10 8 U-72-147 10., 137
jH The Ocean County Hunt and Country Club of
JH lakowood will bold a professional tournament
lm on Jan. 1. There will bo four or more inonoy
jH prizes, and the contest will he nt thirty-six! holes,
iWM inednl piny. Four profossjonals aro located nt
tsssl Iiakowaod: Willie Anaerson. tho runner-up in
!H the open thnniplonshlp; Horace Itawllns, cham-
plon of 1803: Willlo Norton, nnd Harry Itaw-
llns. With the outside players available there
,H should be no lack of entries. It will be tho flrst
;H competition for professionals held near this city
:H linco 181)0. nnd the talent nro all eager to ro-
ijHj celt e a cbancs at each other.
!fl LiREWOno, Pec. 7. The fifth match in tho
H open bandicapeerles for tho Claflln Cup was
!IH played on the links of tho Ocean" County Hunt
H and Country Club to-day, and was productlvo of
,H tine play, nil net scores being below the tin ml rod
B- -v mark. 1 he weather was hoaullfnl and tho sport
'B " much enloyed. The winning card was brought
tm in by C. Tltfany Hlchardson, who Is coming to be
jH a formldablo factor in these-chp competitions.
'H Tho scores follow:
ilB Oro$$. JTeao. Ktt.
. C. Tiffany Rlehsrdion HO 10 7U
JaH Walter If. Coles OS 7 88
HH Uev. D. L. 8cbwart 100 lo oo
aH Arthur II Clanin 07 S OS
'! E. Itobblns Walker 100 13 07
M Xranols A. Waltbew 103 & 08
tWM Those holding point credits for the cup are:
iH W. II. Coles, 7i Jasixr Lynch, 5i A. B. Claim, Oi C.
;H T. Rtohardton. 4 A. W. Black, ill Rev. D. L. Schwartz,
;-H Ol V, A. Walthew, 8 James Converse, 1.
jH NOTES.
tH The spring toumamont for amateurs of the
tH Ocean County Hunt and Country Club will be
JH bsld on March 24, !2B. and 'JO. The club Is now
JH u member of the M. O. A.
H A foursome that Is exciting much interest will
iH . goon be played on tbo links of the Qolf Club of
BH V Iikewood between Jasper Lynch nnd Willie
IH1 Audernon and 1L Hoy Swenyund II. Illeketts,
'H the Albany professional.
Hr' B.r.ei'llire or Cornell, Yale, ucd Mar
'SJaH vnrd VIII Meet To-Day,
(IbbsssI . ...
fB ITUiCA, Lfcc. .. f. II. colion, captain or tbo
?B Oornoll 'OB 'tarslty crow, loft Ithaca to-night
2H for Albany, where ho will moot and confer with
IjB Whitney of Ynlo nnd Goodrich of Harvard to-
H taorrcw relative to Yolo'a invitation to row at
tiH New London next June, or enter tho Yale-Har-
?H yard raco If Harvard la willing.
'' The members of the athletic council oro si-
H'' lent as to the Instructions carried by Capt. Col-
jH son, bnt Inasmuch as he Is a member of tbo
-'jHl round! and was this morning closeted in socret
? session with prominent incnihcis of that body,
iH It l prrmnnel that hi- Is fully empowered to
IfK prnscnt Curncll'fl ultimatiim,
tsHj New Hakn, Dec. 7,-Oipt. I'ayno Wblfncy
ilH ol tho Vain row will loavo hero to-morrow
tH inornlnc Inr Albany, whuro ho will represent
jH Yalo lo inn, row o oiling in the tpnltrcmo with
IH Cornol. It loboliou'dilmt llurviin'. will bavera
jH ruprcscnliitno prodnnt and that tho question of
jB a Yitlo l.'onlell raco for next acasnu will bo
iH ecltlid. Tho (.onlcrencu Is roully culled nt Cor-
! ncll'ii reiimst.
! Yalc'a position Is unaltered. Sho will ndmlt
? Cornell into I ho Yale-Harvard race or will row
n aetmraio rata with heron tho thamos. What
, r.irni-H'H position Is has not henn statel to Yale.
JlsHn Dim 1 linllctcd to Imvfsuuio inlnnr objections to
(jV inu Nun Loudiin innrsa which Zulu's new
. suiindlim. picpurwl after a Government survey,
IBAV. vil; rcinutotu-iiiorrow,
iSWaslai '
ll,,-uit Cuir rictlnl llubnrt's fcolball Cap
B ' OKjtKVA. Dor. 7.-At a meeting hold thlsafter-
W, iu-oi. Iliiiliiiuu Utrr, I'.Kll. o! Union Hpilims,
laVJal W ssleuuitruplalltof thollobait CuIIcku foot-
Sip , bttljulgtui for next ycr,
M .,'.-
Empires trrop Back In the American National
Tearnameal.
( Tho Empires tot to the Adslphls st the Oersnsnla
Atiambly Rooms alleys lsst nlgbt, thereby dropping
b,c ..m tne American naUonsl tournament. Tbs
sooresi
rmrr mu
, ""P'r Tledeman, 168t Mlsthe, 1S0 Schaeffsr,
1 4.i"AV'.9?lI-nu.l7. Total, 83U.
. ,!PlTWll"n'on- l8iFarrtnston. lBaiDeFor
rett, UlOiAa.ltrson. lRSiRothmaoo, 103. Total. 8.
SSCOTII OAMC
'i,,'E,l?rTl',,nn. 104i lllscbe, ISTi BchasBer,
178bohl.i;8LaDue, ISO. Total. WIB.
-ftns-W.Oerdej, I7flt F. Oerdes. UOiItesth, 107
Rshm, 107 llocmrrmann. 18. Total, 862.
Tntnn osua.
AdolphI Williamson. 180; Partington. 1S0 Ds
-IB ' ' An,'on ,0'' Bethmann, 110. Total,
Lotus-V.ords. 178i V. Oerdes, SlOi Heath, IBS)
Rehm, 14B Uoomermana, 1871 Total, 017.
The' Wverdale bowlers w In bsrd luck st
Fraenklo'a alleys last nlifht, losing tho nntltnclo 8m
national tournament game by twenty plus, and the
second by twenty-tour pins. Tbs scores i
rinsr aAMK.
Rlrerdale B. Kbllng. 14B II. EbUng, 1A1) Wendt,
170 Jtertcn. 148 Cramer. 103. Total, 818.
Udells No. 8 Wagner. 1731 Heeaters, 188 I. Iloff.
man. 15 II. Wannemacher, 147 It. Oerdes. 171.
Total, B38.
stcoitD oiux.
Rlverdalt G. F.bllng, lB3t n. Kblinr, 18S Wendt,
lOfii Uerten. I87i Cramer. 188. Total, 890.
Oolden Rod Rlerer. 847 W. Arnold, I07 Snyder,
lBll Eckstein, 1B8 Dormagen; 101. Total, 884.
TIIIBO OAMK.
Fidelia No. I-Wagner, 140iIIeestsrs, 108! L. noff
msD,143i U Wanneinscber. S1U n. Oerdes, 180.
Total. 800.
Gulden Rod Rleger, 179 W. Arnold. IBS; Snyder,
208 Eckstein, luai Dormsieu, 13B. Total, 878.
The following games were played In the Csslno
tournament on ltouday night. The scores:
rmsT onc
Orlental-Ultobel, 1B7; Forsythe. 147 TogsU 167l
Proud. 190; llllhaus. 170. Total, 880.
Fulton McCarthy. 140: 8tadler. llfil Whltcomb,
02; Wobker, 137; ilasklel, 1B3. Total, 0J1.
StCOSD OiMI.
Fulton-McCarthy, 140; Stsdler, ISO; Whltcomb,
116; Wobker, 118; Maklel, 1BO, Total, 08B.
Queenaboruugh D. Sohl, 148; Ooette. 133; Bee
beck, 172; 1'eniberton, 181) llonoghan, 178. Total,
800.
Tuinn 0An.
Orlrntal-Ultchel, 112 Forsythe, 19 Voget 178
Froud, 100; Ullhaus. 200. Total, HW3.
Queeniliorough Tietx. 1CU U. 8ohl. 134; Beebeck,
IBSirembetlou. 10J;ltunoghan, ISO. Total, 703.
Th ln.vlr. tmtn l-rthin.n TI nt I h TnriintT.Chlnt
Regiment and Company Oof tb Haventyflrst Regi
ment p.ayed a series at field's alleys last nlgbt. The
scores:
rlRST OA.ME.
SoTenty-drst Regiment, Company C Farley, 12B;
Robertson. 11B; lnman, 11U; Oallsiher, 117; Vie
Moran, ISO. Total, OUU.
Twenly-tbird Regiment, Company B Deckwlth.
138;KeIsler. 12B; Baxter, 06: Green. 170;Oaden,
110. Total, 0B3.
sxcosn ossne.
BeTentyTJrtt Regiment. Company C UeMoran,
IBS; Robertson. 12B; Ionian, 110: Gallagher, 88;
Farley, 108. Total, eat.
Twenty-third Regiment, Company B Beckwlth,
188; Keisler, 174: Letaklns, 180; Oreen, 128; Oaden,
180. Total, 084.
The following are the scores of tba games In Sec
tion 1 of tbe United Bowling Clubs' tournament,
played atThum & Kahlsdorf's Harlem alleys:
rmsT oxME.
Bloomtngdala Doncourt. 188; Straek, 128; Schcl
ble, 1I4; Kllngelholler, 101: Demmler. 104. Total,
780.
Oriental ConlM, 1SS; Coulon. 1B8; Glllhaus, 103;
Scbulti, 1C7; Uumpfel. 1V8. Total, 812.
-srcoNu OANE.
Bloomlngdale Doncourt. 170;Rtrack,ir,0:Schelble,
170: Khngelbotfer, 204; Demmler, 107. Total. SB 1.
Rosedate C. SleTers. 130; Kessler, tBl: Frercks.
144; A.SteTeri. 183; Lehrhacb. 101. lotah 811.
TIURD OAVK.
Orlental-Cordes. 181; Coulon. 3J7: Glllhaus, 108;
Bohultx.810; Btuiupfel, thl. Total. 077.
Rowdale U. sloTcrs. Id 11; Kessler. 104: Frercks,
174; A. Slavers. 810; Lehrbacb, 201. Total. 075.
The Auroras showed up well against the Mllrose
team In the flrst gamo of bchaSer's Brookl) n tourna
ment last night. The scores:
rinsT oaux.
Aurora-Wllllama. 210: A.Wlek.lBD; MUler. 191;
Ilutchluson. 150:1'. Wick, 127. Total. H42.
Melrose Bloisfeld, 144: Laurence, 130i Moorehead,
108; Berslg, 101); Taylor. 170. Total, 787.
i SECOXD OAtlE.
Melrose Tllossfsld. IBS; Laurence. 108: Moore
bead. 100: Berslg, 1B0; Taylor. 104. Total, 828.
Corlntblan Flyut. 108: Vacaraob. 1B2 Egelhof,
177; Walters, 101, Total. 720.
I TIIinD OAKX.
Corlntblaa-Tlynt. 148: Bachraoh, IBHl Egelhof,
140;Walters, 1B8; Mactellan. 'U7. Total. 707.
Aurora Williams, 124: A'. Wick. 172; Hitler, 124;
Hutoblnson. 1041 V. WIek, 143. Total, 727;
l'lsrcd nvs frames.
Tho Bright Stars were In form In the Brooklyn Oer
mania tournament on Uunday nlgbt and won from
thd Equity and Uermanla teams. The scores!
FIHST OAUg.
Bright Star Weltiel, 227; Koehler. ISO; Uelale,
1B0; Hammer. 183; Hueter. 141. Total. 800.
Equity Keifer, 1S8; Fleury. 180: Skelly, 147;
Wlrth, 140; riorman, 143. Total, 738.
SECOSO OAXC.
Eimlty Celfer. 171: Fleury. 140; Skelly, iSS;
Wlrtb. IBB; Flerman. 16V, Total.bOO.
werjnanjs aiinian, loo; roiu. or. iuii usuaa
tlne, 13V: Hopr, 1B4; Path. Jr.. 113. Total, 723.
THIRD OAUE.
Germanla Allman. 121iPeth, Sr 1B7: Ballsatlne,
12H;Ilopr, 112:l'eth, Jr.. 123. Toial.04V.
Bright Star Weltsel. 165: Koehler,103:UeUIe,177
Hammer, 107: Iluetber. 132, Total, 8511.
Tho Suburban Atbletlo Bowling Leauge games
rollod on Monday night at the l'.oievtllo A. A. alleys
resulted as follows:
rmsT oahe.
RoJfTlllo Athletic Association E. S. Keteham, 14R
J. Prrstou, 163:11. Thompson, 108; J. Tompkins, 1B7;
8. 1.lnea. 188. Total, 774.
Riverside Atbletlo Club O. W. Cadlr, 17diJ. Roll,
108; J. x. eUaerson, 170; J. W. Reese, 104: J. Flerson,
170. Total, V08.
sccokd OAar.
Rosevllle Atbletlo Association E. S. Keteham, 174;
J. Preston, 102; H- Thompson, 238; J. Tompkins, 1B7
8. Lin i. 140. Total, VI 1.
Riverside Atbletlo Club O. W. Cadlr, 183; J. Roll,
170; J. 8. Slsserson. 17 It J. W. Reese, 103; J. Pier
son, 160. Total, 843,
TUIRD GAME.
Rosevllla Atbletlo Association E. S. KeU-liam, 170;
J. l'retton, 130i II. Thompson, 104; J. Tompkins,
100: a. Lines. 180. Total. 1D8.
Riverside Atbletlo Club O. W. Cadiz, 161; J. Roll,
183; J. 8. Slsserson. 18U J. W. Reese, 1SV; J. Pier
eon. 184. Total. 887.
Tbe teams of Court Roeello and Court Chllds rolled
a game In tbe New Jersey Foresters' Bowling League
series at tbe tatter's alleys on Monday nlgbt. Tbe
scores:
Court Roselle Woodruff. 148; Trimmer, 128; J,
Cramer, 118 J. Cooler, 1KB: J. Bobbins, 103; A.
Hale, 120: J. Qulnn, 142; S, Ledden, 140; Murray,
8V. Total, 1,210.
Court Chllds William Saner, 188: Reltemeyer,
ikk, Mm,.lr 1 11 Htvlrlsrd. lH7t J. lfunn. HU-lt.
Dunbar. 122; J.Denton, 101: no ward, 123; J.Meeker,
1V2; J. Davis, 178. Total, 1,482.
The game In the Amateur Bowling Association
series rolled on Mbnday nlgbt at Elisabeth resulted
as follows;
Kllialwth A. C Pope. 201; Buss. 81 8 Vanderveer,
138; Kllue, 147R. Morrell, 14V; Foulks, 1S3 Keyes,
183: O. Morrell, 134: Lane, IBS; Dlmock, 188. Total,
1,788.
New Jersey Bowling Club-U. Merrltt, 184; W.
Merrltt, 143; Holler, 101; Stover, 147i Al Orabo,
126; ganders, 180: Clarke, 106; R. S. Jordan, 100;
Sutton, 181; Lawrence, 108. Total, 1,002.
The teams of tho Institute Y. 11. C. L. A. of Newark
and Arlington A. A, rolled tb.-ee games in the North
ern Mow Jersey Bowling League seres at tho letter's
alleys on Monday night. Tbe scores:
rnwr OAHE.
Arlington Athletle Association Denn Is, 100; sendeL
IBS; Lent, 122 Sudderly, 144; Cooper, 148. Tens!,
740,
Institute Y. M. C L. A. Sebwertf uetarer, 1 88 1 Kerns.
vlOV; Walib, 141 Clifford, 111; T. lUllly, 14B. Total,
081
sxcosn OAHE.
Arlington Atbletlo Association Dennis. IBB; Sen
del. 147; Lent, 181; Sudderly, 188, Cooper, 280.
Institute' Y. M. C. L. A. Sohwertfuehrer, 168;
f Kerns. 171; Walsh, 200; Clifford, 117; T. Itellly,
I 14 Total. 804.
tuibo oahe.
Arlington Atbletlo Association Dennis, 170; Sen
del, tvoiLent, I88tluaderly, 184; Cooper, 172, To
tal. 010.
Institute Y M. O L. A Schwertfuohrer, ISO;
Kerns. UM; Walsh, 102; Clifford, 134 T.IUIlly, 134.
Total, 708.
The best games rolled In tbe Staten Island Amateur
Howling Leaguo were tbuse ou Monday nlgbt. With
tbe txoeptlon of tba Klngslons, the scores weruover
buo. They follow:
rn-sT OAHE.
Peerless Nlffenecker, 134; A. Trrkruten, I47
Brill. 171t B Vorkruten, 187t Evans. 106. rotal. nti.
Maten IsUnd-betmor. 171; Bostwlck, 180; Wor
rell, 160; Vau Durer, 103; Lelgel, 103. Total, 818,
HC01D OAUE.
Staunlsland-Selmer, 148;Ilostwlck. 106; Worrell,
108. Van Durer. 188; Lelgel. 100. Total. HIS. .
Klngstons ESK'litoii. 12ViLlseuden, iSSiSegtnne,
1&0 tlralstcd, 184; VauderUlt, 140. Total, 080.
TIIISD OAHE.
Peerless Nlffenecker, 'l68i A. Verkrusen, 188;
llrlll, 10i U. Vurkruicii, 174, Evans. Ida. Total, 817.
Kliigatons EageUtou, 133: Llssi nden, 1 88 1 Seglnnu,
170iUraltted, 100 Vauderbllt, 177. Total, 780.
Three games In tbn Suburban Atbletlo Bowling
League series ware rolled ou Monday nlgbt at tbe
Muutclalr Club alleys. Tbe scores:
rinsr oahe.
Mnntclalr Club M.C. Truex, 138; A. Barnes, 103;
William Herrlao. 1B3 F.S.Madlsou, 1B8 W. Lock
wood, 108. rotal, 778.
buuimtt Field Club O. Von Dubn. IBBi J. Hicks.
, )BB; W Von Dubu. 1411 J. Clayton, 140; William
Uo-k!i.'h1. 130. lotsl, 7J1.
SECOID OAUE.
Muutclalr ClulM. C. Truex, 18 A. llsrnrs. 1C0;
William Ktrrmii, I B4t f. B. Madison, 165; W, Lock-
Iwooii.lhS, lotsl. n71.
buulii.lt lUld Olub-ti. Von Dulm. l.Oi J. Hicks,
t
"' 'l II ' IMMIMIIHMMnilMIB
1 , "' j .'
1081 W. Von Dubn, l4l t. Clayton, 1M Wllllsm
Ooodspeed, too. Total, 707.
THinD OAKE.
MontclalrClnb M.C. Truex, 2001 A. Barnes, 134
William Beman, lssiF. 8. Madison, lt7 W. Lock
wood, 100, Total, 700.
.-8J,,,.,.m,U',,a Clnb-O. Von Dahii, 14t J. nicks,
170 W. Von Dubn. ltOi J. Clayton, Wl William
Ooodspotd, 134, Total. 744,
Two games In the Interctob Bowling League series
or northern New Jersey were rolled on Monday nljht
at tbe Uasbrouck llelchu Field Club alleys. Tho
scores:
rmsT oaku.
Union Club-C. E. Lodge. 132 J. Zahn, 1B0: W. D.
Barklav. lilt: a. c. Thurber, ivi W. It. Scbooney,
143. Total, nai.
Uasbrouck Helsbts Field Club W. R. Oelkers, 137
A. Kaiser. 164 J, 8. Hell, 100; D. D. Lelghton, 171 1
J. Flagg, 184. Total, 702.
SEOOKD OAHE.
Union Club-C. E. Lodge, 148t J. 7ahn. 187; A. D.
Rarkley, 13H: a. c Thurber, 183t W. 11. Bchooney,
143. Total, T01,
Uasbrouck Heights Field Club-W. R. Oelkers. 1BR
A. Kaiser. 12HJ, H Hell, 113D. D. Lelghton, 143; J.
Flagg, 161. Total, 081.
Three games wero rolled In the Hudson County
Trollry Bowling Lcasuo last nlgbt at tbo Palma Otub
alleys, Jersey city, Tbe scores:
tuner oame.
Dayonne Rowing Association O. W. Dickson, 187
Herber. 130 Brown. 1V7 O. J. Prior, 180; W.J.
Pyatt, 133. Total, 803.
Palma Club T. Oallagber, 194) G. Brown. 170i E.
Gardner, 140; Ed. Lance, 1301 Ed. Vultee, 163.
Total. 780.
SXCOXD OAHE.
Bayonn Rowing Assoelatlon-O, W. Dickson, 150;
Herber, 104: Browu 168) O. J. Prior, 148; W, J.
Pyatt. 18U. Total. 788.
PalihaClub-T. Gallagher. 160jO. Brown. 102; E.
Gardner, 14BEd. Langr, 1B3 Ed. Vultee, 188. Total.
708.
Tiimn OAUg.
Bayonne Rowing Association O. W. Dickson. 183t
Herber, 104; Brown. 187: O. J. Prior, 168; W. J.
Pyatt. 1B0. Total, 8SV.
Palma Club T. Gallagher, 178; G. Brown. 168: E.
Gardn r, 184:EdLaBge, 203; Ed Vultee, 164. Total,
833. '
Only one garao was played In the New Jersey
Bowling Association Tournament last night at
Wendt's Jersey alleys, Hoboken. Tbe scores:
Unions Tburow. 140; Al Fuller. 137: Merrltt. 104:
Fred Fuller, lnv; Cbarlea Clark. 140. Total, 730.
Jollys-Jnuies Blichoff. 18Ri H. II. Blscboff. 101;
Eppel. 140; Bcbrooder, 147; Kullmann. 104. Total,
The champion Phlladelphos team defeated Stnyve
saut and Rldgewooil Councils by wide margins In
laat n ght's serial of the Brooklyn Royal Acanurn
tournament The scores:
rmsT OAUX.
Rldgewood Tooker. 181: Maver. 180: Van Wyck,
133, Kneeland. 144 GroTer. 171. Total, 0UW.
Stuyvesant Ferry. 130; lllgtna, 131 1 Feldnan,
108; Cornell, 101; llrown. 100. Total. 383.
Stuyvesant Ferry. 123, Hlgton. 162: Feldman,
181i Cornell, llrt: Brown, 188. Total, 03".
Phlla lelphoa Martin. 1U7: Walton.'IflB: Jenkins,
126; McLlroy, 233; Blerschinck. 148. Total, 808.
THIRD OAHC
Pblladelphos Martin. lHllt Walton. 130: Jenkins,
113: McEIroy, 1R0. Ulerschenok, 174. Total. 770.
Rldgrwood-Tooker. 124; Mayer. 121;VanWyok.
144; Kneeland, 130; drover. 167. Total, 082.
Several Interesting games were played by theLlth -Artist
tournament toilers at the Arcade alleys, St.
Mark's place, ob Monday night. Tbe store:
VIRST SERIES VIRST OAUE.
Reltz, 188: Dormagen, is Total. 814. Norwlck,
100; F. Hartcorn, 13S. Total, 304.
SECOTD OAHE.
Reltz, 120; Dormagen, 103. Total. 283. Norwlck.
18B;F. Hartcorn. 164. Total, 288.
SECOSD SERIES FIRST OAHE.
A. Grels, 110; J. BIschoff. 14H. Total. 2S8. Rslts.
101; Dormagen. 180. Total, 2B7.
6ECO-CD OAHE.
A. Grels, 131; J. BIschoff. 161. Total, 282. Relts,
148; Dormagen, IBB. Total, 304.
TIIIRn SERIES FIRST OAHE.
A. Grels, 123; J. Blwhoff. 170. Total, 206. Nor
wlck, 1B0; Hartcorn, 168. Total, 310.
SECOND OAHE.
A. Grels, 134: J. Bltchoff. 135. Total, 88. Nor
wlck, 108; Hartcorn, 220. Total, 388.
On Monday night representatives of eleven houses
met at the Arcade alleys and made all arrangements
for the Commercial Bovrlinn League tournament,
which will begin on next Tuesday night. The follow,
log are tbe olllctrs: W. R. Prcacott, President; J. J.
CUngen. Vlce-Proaldeut; J. II. Blue, Secretary and
Treasurer. Tbo schedule for tbe flrst round of
gamca follows:
Dec. 14 American Lithograph Company. Laden
burg, Thalmann Co., and American Press Associa
tion. Dee. 10 Manning. Maxwell and Moore, New York
Blacult Company, and Paisavant A: Co.
Dec. 17 Edison Eleclrln Illuminating Company, C.
O Burgoyne & Co., and Austin Nichols ft Co.
Dec. al Victor ft Acbells. oxley ft Enos Manufac
turing Company, and Pasaarant ft Co.
Bowling tlsmes Tonight.
American National Oriental, Olendale and Mon
arch. Harlem Republican Club Prospect ts. Madison.
Uncle Bam National Fidelia 1. Acini and Civil Ser
vice. United Bowling Clubs, Section 4 Navaboe. Glen
dale and Greenwood.
Brooklyn Royal Arcanum League. Section 2 Allan
tlo Couucll. Da Long Council and Alert Council.
Brooklyn Royal Arcanum Leaguo Bub-Tournament
East New York Council, Long Island Council and
Fern Council. "
Loug Island Association of Cycling Clubs, Claas A
Orient Wheelmen vs Pequod W beelmen.
Germanla Nassau Wheelmen, Adelpht and Walla
bout. . . . .
Eblersuax Iogan wnccimen, r-irairsanu uilizcn.
Lltho-Artlst BIschoff ft Oulss, Miller ft Gcrhardt
and Ulldebrandtatstarekleln.
Athletic League Knickerbocker A. C. vs. New York
A. 0-. at Knlckerbo kcr alleys: Columbia Club th.
Rosevllle A. A . at Columbia alleys. North End Club
vs. Jers y City Club, at North Eud alleys.
Amateur Association N wark Bar Boat Club vs.
Catholic Club, at Newark B II. C. alleys.
Jersey City League Clinton vs Colon, at Clinton
alleys; Columbia vs. Linden, at Columbia allejs;
Ocean vs. Klondike, at Ocean alleys.
Central Leasue Wcstfleld A. C. vs. Elisabeth A. C,
at Wcstfleld alleys.
New Jirsey Association Monarch, Meadowbrook,
and firanltc.
Associated Cycling Clubs of New Jersey Klantle
Wheelmen va Tourist Club, at Nlantlo Wheelmen
Hudson County 411 Bees. Palisade, and U-ilon.
Patt-rson Ia ague Aslili y ft Halley vs. Patirxon.
New Jersev Independent I-oreaters Court bcQttvs.
Court Washington, at Court Swott alless
Twenty-sixth Ward Manhattan vs. Lcllose, at Halt
er's alleys.
. i
Bowling .totes.
Tbe Lotus Bowling Club of Brooklyn will replace
the Fcho team In section 2 of the United Bowllni
Clubs' tournament. Four games which were forfeited
by the latter bowlers will be played.
The Monday Nlgbt Bowling Club of Brooklyn has
elected tbeso officers- President. F. R. Core; Vice
President. II. R. Moe; Secretary-Treasurer. D. Grant;
Captain. Dr. Sullivan: Marshal, O. F. Constable. Tba
club will hold Its annual Christmas fcatlval on Dec. 20.
Secretary Mastln of the New York Royal Arcanum
Bowling Leagur- announced yesterday tbst tbe Benev
olent Council team bad wttndrawu from the tourna
meut. In order to allow se eral second teams of
other councils to playoff for tbe vacamy to-night,
the rerular scheduled gamea between the Polaris
Council, Knickerbocker Council, and Irving Council
hare been oostDoned until next March.
Pool.
Joromo KcoRb, tbe pool champion, has ar
ranged for an International match with John
Roberts, the English billiard tnd pool cbnm
plon. Ho will be tho eocond American to play
tbo English champion, tho first being Alfredo
Do Oro, the Cuban, who played Roberts in this
city in 1603, a mixed match at the English and
American game Do Oro was pool champion
until ho was prostrated by serious sickness
eight months ago and was compolled to go to a
hospital. At this time he was matched to piny
Herman Stewart of Binghamton for tho cham
pionship emblem, and forfeltod it to Stewart
after the latter bad agreed to await his recovery,
Orant Ehy subsequently won tbo emblem
from Stewart, and Eby was defcatod by Kcogli.
The latter still holds the trophy, having re
cently defeated William Clearwater In a match
gnme nt Bcranton. Clearwater was tho orlulnal
winner of the emblem in the toumamont held
nt Syracuse to establish the championship.
Do Oro was Becond and Keogh third in tbo tourney.
Handball.
Some close matches marked the annual open hand
ball tournament of tho students of Pratt Institute,
Brooklyn, ytstcrday, under the direction of Physical
Director Dr. Voorhees. From tbo t hamplonihlp tour
nament, which will follow tbe open one, tbo team to
represent Pratt In the Long Island championships
and Intcrscholastlo matches will be chosen. Sum
mary yeiterisy follows;
First Round-Belser defeated Ilrnnott, 3111;
Kltcbell defeated Abbey, 21 0; Smith defeated Ma
jor, 81 8 Nuttlug defeated Soaman, 3118; Breden
defeated Morrow, 210; Vatigban defeated Held, 21
Oi Klrklsnd defeated lirenran, 21 0; Blnkerde
feated rUM. 21-2.
Second Hound lli-lser defeated Hlnker, 21 Ii
Vaughsn defraud Nulling. VI 3 lire ten defeated
Smith, 217; Klrkland defeated Kltcbell, 2112:
llrennau defeated Scamau, 21 111 Held defeated
Morrow, 310; llenmtt defeated Wrlitht. 316;
Nutting defeated Held, 21 7i Bennett defeated Car
neuter, 21 4i llredcll defeated Kltcbell, 3110.
Third Itouud Breden dofeaUd Miller. 21 Bi Kirk
land defeated Vaughan. 2110: Wurtrbergber de.
feated Abaca. 21 U Kltohell defeated Abaca. 81 6
Klrklsnd defeated WurUbcrgHrr. 81 Vt Ilrrden de
feated Iltuker, 31 IB: It Id defeated Can enter,
2110; Vautbau defeated llrennan, 3I1U Bennett
defaated Nutting, 21 14i Miller defeated Carpenter,
81 IP.
Tbe following plarers are eligible for the champion
ship tourney; Klrkland, Vaugnan, Bennett, Kltcbell,
Nutting, Breden, Helser, Ilrmnau,
ll.iketbull Xoles,
Tbe American A. A. of Brooklyn has bean reorgan
ised, and will Inauguralu Ha rtrst appearance by hav
ing a alrung I aaketbull lsm In tbe Held: Thu ttam
will l ready lo aptcballenjea after JaR I, Ad
dress O. II. lUubort, oj Wall street, this city,
WOULlJOUSTMskOgSON.'
BEHSIOX )1 pMiXhxr 1 Ottti PltES-
v jarEntAtX Dlirftpu ltoi'rii.i;.
Charch Owes Itlm tt,S1ntinir Which He Has
Taken Judgment He's Called Aa )b.
atructlen' HeOavn the Ke.ilon a Talking
to nbea a Call to Dr. ration was Heated
Of the troublo In tbo' Now. York Pres
byterian Church, as an outgrowth of
which th Rev. Dr. John It. Pnxton
was led, through uilsuntlcrstandlnir, to
msko himself at homo in tho pulpit thoro on
Sunday last, to tho nnna sneo of tho pastor, tho
Rev. Dr. Charles 8, Rqblnson, who objected
publicly, Cot. Klllaen Van Rensselaer, tho
active ncont of tho refractor) session of tho
church, said yesterday:
"Dr. Robinson Is tho pastor of tho Now York
Presbyterian Church official), but not In tbo
hearts of tho congregation. He is nn obstruc
tion. I asked him at tho annual congregational
meeting Inst night why ho didn't tret out.
Tho facts aro that Dr. ltoblmon soma
llttlo tlmo ago practically throw up tho
pastorate. Ho said that bo wasn't going to
preach any more, for tho present, certainly.
We took him at his word, although ho dldn'l
formally resign, and tho session at a meeting at
which he we a present nnd over which ho pre
sided, appointed a committee on supply, of
which I was ono, to provldo for filling tho pul
pit, Dr. Robinson having stated that theretofore
ho had paid for tho pulpit supply, whenoter ho
was absent, out of bis own pockot.
" As an old friend nnd comrsdo of Dr. Paxton
in tho war, I wroto him at his homo lit East
Hampton. Ii. I., tolling him something; of tho
circumstances and asking him If ho would ac
cept tho pnBtorato of the New York church
if tbe way was made clear. Ills roply was:
'My old friend. I'll do anything I can toliolp
you. Tbe Commtttco on Supply then engnged
Dr. Paxton to preach for us until Jan. 1. nftor
which we thought matters might shnpo them
selves for further dovolopmonts. Tho fact Is
that the church on cs Dr. Rnhlnson, approximate
ly,$6,&0O, nnd'ho practically said ho wnxn't nolng
to preach any mora until this dobt was uuld.
For this 0.500 ho has taken and holds a judg
ment "gainst thocburrb. nnd 1 seems us though
he said ho wouldn't resign until It was pnld.
Wo lmvo said to htm, 'If we pay vou, will jou
get out t' But ho remains pastor of the church,
ofllclallv. hut. as I snld. not in the hearts of tho
people I'm nfrnld that Dr. I'uxton will dccllno
to pronch at tho ihurch again, union to the con
troversy that has boon raised.
Dr. Hoblnson, when reporters called on him
yesterday, declared that tbo newspaper ac
counts of tho troublo In tho church were abso
lutely erroneous. Ho denied in toto having
said whnt ho did say to The Sun reporter on
Momliiy, which wns published In The SON
yesterday. He had forgotton. He was cor
rectly quoted. Ho declined to specify yesterday
in what respects he wished tho statement
amended, unle's It was as to his uso of tbe word
"devil" In tho phrase "play tho devil."
"Devi'.t dovlll dctll!" snld he. "It's villain
ous that I should bo published as talking sol"
Dr. Hoblnson said sovcral things on Monday
that The Sun did not print yesterday. This, for
lnttancc:
' nore s wunt i saia to tno session alter tneir
illegal meeting, held In my absence, when tho
law says that the pistor Bhall preside at all
meetings of tho session hold toconildor relations
with tho pastor nnd Presbytery. I s&ld to
them: 'You can call Dr. John It. Paxton If
you want to. It's easily done. Just promise him
fU.000 n year. You needn't pay It. It's wrong,
to be euro, but you needn't do it. You hucnt
paid met Or you can promlso him $2.o0) a car,
payable In monthly installments ot $10112 3,
and you needn't pay that. To bo sure it's Im
moral, as Dr. Hall says; It's wicked, but you
haven t pa d mc. Dr. Trflnx, Judgo Trtiax's
brother, says I'm n fool to havo tbls going nn.
Hut yon can call Dr. Paxton and promise him
this salary nnd keop him along year nftor yenr
without it If Dr. I'nxton Is a fool, as Dr. Trunx
says I nm a fool, and thore are doubtless othor
fools. Or ou can do hotter yet, porhips. You
can call him and promise him tho salary nnd
then at the end of three years you can havo a
meeting nnd abrognte tbo contract, declare that
tbo contract entered Into with tho Hov. Dr.
Paxton on tho sDeclflcd dato throe years before
la null nnd void and of no effect. Or you might.
If tho law hadn't boon mado to cover tho case.
And if you can do tbls long enough It's re illy
tho best bccaiiRP tho chnuncst way to got along
If there aro other fools.""
Continuing his recital of whnt ho said to the
session. Dr. Hoblnson said that bo reminded
them that tho racro fact that tho church had
ono pastor In no way hnmpored them If they de
sired to call nnothor pastor Ho recalled to their
minds, ho said, that nld Dr. Hastings had not re
tired as pastor of tho West Church when Dr.
Paxton was called thero. "Dr. Paxton had
been railed on probation," he said, "and after a
tlmo he naturally w anted to havo things settled.
It was nn Important occasion, 'lhoro wero
pretty big men there Gen. Grant, Russell Sngc,
Flagler, tho oil man, &c It takes n pretty big
rlncfor such a big hull, nnd the fart Is that Dr.
Paxton wns falrlj Installed nnd Bcttloi there bo
foro Dr. Hasting") wns retired."
EMIIAJIGO O.V CAKE WALKS.
Jersey City's Chler or t'allre Snya They Must
ne (Hopped.
Chief of Police Murphy of Jersey City has
Issued instructions to tho Captains of the
various precincts to suppress enko wnlks.
"Tho enko walk," said tho Chief jestcrday,
"has become an attraction this season for tho
halls nnd receptions ot mythic il associations
organized for the occasion, usually by tho lessee
of the hall nnd thn man who haslcnsod tho bar
privileges for tho kcmsoii. Tho walk Isnlwujs
deferred until tho night Is far ndvamed to de
tain tho crowd nnd iiuronso the prollts of tho
bar. Then It cro.itcs excitement and much
noise. Tho noipc deprives people who, unfor
tutmlcly, live nc-ir tho rinnco hnlls ot sleep, nnel
nutnerouH compl tints hno been Hindu lo thn
police. Ono landlord euld that ho linil lost
several tenants who could not tolcrnto tho
nuisance."
Tho Captains wero Instructed to notify tho
owm-rs and 1csm.cs of dunce halls that cake
walks must not be permitted hereafter.
name or as EXPi.onitra noir.Eit,
The rirenmn -Milled. One Man Scalded Family,
nnd tho Coller Thrown I CIO Vnrsls.
Norfolk, Vo Dec. 7. Tho bollor in tho Cit
izens' Eloctrln Light nnd Powor Company's
powor houso at Portsmouth ovplodcd this after
noon, instantly killing Fireman Ben Dennis,
colored , and fntnllv scalding his brother, Joo
Smith. Tho boiler was blown a hundred jards
ncross a pllo of cord wood twenty feet high and
bricks werodrhen through tho windows and
roofs of near-by houses.
To Incorporate tbe Archdeaconry.
At the annual meeting of tho Archdeaconry of
Now York, held at Grace Church yesterday, the
question of incorporating the archdenconry w no
favorably considered and it wns decided to tako
steps to that end. Bishop Pottor explained that
tbe main reason for tho proposed incorporation
was to enable the archdeaconry to hold rrnl es
tate nnd receive gifts. Al the election of olllecrs
Chnrles P. Hull, tho Secretary, and James Pott,
tbo Treasurer, wero reelected. Nine trusties
wero elected ns follow a: Tlioltov.C. O. Tlffnny,
I). D Arondeneon. ox ofllclo: tho Uev. D. II,
Greer. I). D.: tho Hov. . I. W. llrown, D. D.; tho
Hov. W. II. S'lhbcrt. 1). D.; the Hov. J. I.owla
Parks, I). D.; Gi-orco Coppol, O cor go B. Bonney,
Andrew C. Zabrlsklo anil C. A. Clark.
Policeman Gerow Suspended.
Policeman nermon W. Qorow, who was ar
rested Monday night on n warrant sworn out
by Sergeant Potty of tho Kant 10 Uh street sta
tion, charging him with perjury, was arraigned
In Centre Street Court yesterday beforo Mngls
tralo Meade. Mnglalr to Mcado hold him In
91,000 ball for examination on Krldu). Bull
was furnished. , ,
Chief McCulIagbssuapcnded Pollccmun Gerow
yesterday.
Vestlbuled Cars for lew Jersey, Urutuulng To
Day. Tho Board of Diroctors of tho Consolidated
Traction Company met in Jersey City yester
day and decided to equip all tho company's cars
with vestibules, In coiupllnnco with tlio law
passed by the last I.i'Kltlaturc. Tbo llrnt tcstl
bulcd car will bo run lu-dav. It Is understood
that tho biiIih ngaiUBl the company for violation
of tho law will boilioppe'tl.
m fitiw"' rf!
iyjjjT New ind Artistic Designs
wj IJj are constantly being added
ftv t0 our cxtensivc stock of
i Sterling Silverware and
llj Rich Cut GUss.
HL Shotriooos and Factory t
5M E" 5'1 St- ihlaaisy New York
IHH.HHHHHH
lAOIITJSa. ,
Final Trlnl or thn Rlllde A Itlg Honat rr
resslte SDr-ed.
Tho wonderful steam yacht Ellldo mado bcr
final trial over tbo moaiurod rollo oft Irving-Ion-on-IIudton
yesterday afternoon. nd wnt for
mally accepted by E. Burgess W'nrren, who paid
Designer Mother $0,000 in oxcess of tho con
tracted price for speed bo)ond thirty miles
an hour. Phonomenal spood was not n featuro
of tho flnnl trial, owing principally to tho unfa
vorable weather conditions for nn extreme test.
Tho basis upon which tho bonus was paid was
computed from dntn obtained in tho various runs
since May 1. In ono of which shoostabllshod n roc
ordoi nearly fortj miles nn hour. Tlio juujres. In
tlio various teste ot spood havo Included Naval
Constructor Bowles. Knslgn OBborn, and other
officers or the United States Navv: Col. Qrornt.
Seventy-first Regiment of Now York. Francis P.
Magoun and Harrison B. Moore, N, . ? .
Warren will, during tho romalndcr pr the
senion, place tho yacht and crow at tho dis
posal of the Navy Department, to be used nsn
basis of calculations for fast torpedo boats. Af
terward sho will bo hauled out. nnd early In
tho sprinpt will ho taken to Viko George, "horo
her owner has' u summer home. Sho will do
used fornllshlng bout, for which, purpose the
craft wns orminolly constructed. . ,
The course off Irtington over which tho trials
wero mado wns survcyod bythocrow of tho
United Btatcs signal sort Ico stenraor Hache,
and nny subsequent tests of speed under tho
direction of the natal oxpcrtswill bo run over
tho same course. In tho latter, however, tbo
Elllilowlll coover tlio mlloln racing trim, all
runs thus far having bedn mado in cruising
trim,
Tho yacht will bo enrolled in tho Now York
Yacht Club. Ownor Wnrron has roccntly beon
elected to membership In tlio organization.
iinnr island iniina vnriuamrn nirri.
Tho annual meeting ot tho Y'ncht Racing
Union of Loni; Island Sound was hrld in Parlor
P, Fifth Aenuo Hotel, Inst night. Tho princi
pal business was tho revision of tho racing rules,
and, owing to tho length of tlmo occuplod by
this subject, tho assign ment of racing dates was
postponed until tho March meeting. Tbo coun
cil will also retain olllco until then.
It wns 8:45 o'tlock boforo tho mcotlng was
called to ordor. Tho following dolcgates wero
present:
Huguenot Y. C , E. H Hart, Jr., and T. Fleming
Day; Iudlan Harbor V. C , C. E. McSIanut ari' F.
Downo Jones: New York Athletic Club. Mayhew W.
Ilronson; Corinthian Fkot nt Now Itoehelle, James D.
Sparkmau anl W. Irvine Ho Zorcga, Illveralde Y. C.
C. T. Pierce and II. W. Tjler: Hempitead Harbor Y.
C, Ward Dickson, Hor.esboo Harlwr Y. C, F. E.
Towle. Jr. aud u. S Ton let New Hocbello Y. C.
Chart si' rower aud Paul A. Merowltst Park City
Y. C, It s Ilassettt Kulckerlra. ker Y C . O. II Chell
borg: Ilrldgei ort Y. I'., K 1. Curtlt and K. SI Wllaont
Huntington Harbor Y. C, II. It. Onrdon: Harlem Y.
C, William Tuwnert Sean anhaka Corlntblan Y. C,
Oliver E. Cromwell.
Aftor the report of tho council, ot which tho
changoof namo. tho nlllltnttor. with the North
American Yacht H cing Union, nnd tho blanket
entry form wero the principal features, tho
question of revision of rules was taken up. and
the discussion wns not Ilnlahcd on tho racing
and measurement rules until long after 11
o'clock, although tbo general rules wero adopted
without argument. In tho newnnmo adopted
tho word "association" wub substituted for
"union."
The 30-footers will hereafter bo measured
with crews on board, tho samo ns tho smaller
classes, ana the cabin nnd open cats will here
after racu in the same class. A motion to cllnv
lnato all time allnwanco In the various classes
waa referred hark to tho co ncll after two tie
votes. Il will lie brought up uirittti nt tho .March
mcetlnir. Prhate signals wero abolished nnd
the blanket eisiein ot entries was adopted after
tome discussion.
Douglaston Y. C. Itlectlon.
The annual meeting of tho Douglaston Yacht
Club, followed by the usual banquet, wns held
last night at tho arenn. Aftor the routlno busi
ness tbo following regular nominations for tbo
various offices for tho season of 1808 woro
unanimously elected:
Commodore, Clav M Oreene: Vice Commodore, F.
R. Parson. Hear Commodore. W. II. Johns: Kecre
tarj. George II Petit, Treasuror, John 0 II TP, Meas
urer, Dald Crlopm. Hoard of Governors. Thomas L.
Hainlltuu. Jo-iepb It. (trlsmer, Louis Harway, David
Crispin, and Charles K. Sayer.
Preparations Tor fee Yachtlnr.
NBwncno, Dec. 7. Tho coldness of tho
v. cither and tho nppoarnnco ot snow during Iho
past few days has stirred tho ico yachtsmen of
tho Orange Lake Ico Yachting Club to renewed
activity, and thoy are busily engaged In getting
their llyors ready for tho coming season's sport
on Orange Lake. There Is no Ice to speak of,
still tho expectations of t ho members ot the club
are that they will enjoy much moro sport than
they did last winter. Some new boats havo been
built, nnd the old ones are bolng burnished up
for service. George K. Trimble, who has for
somo years taken pin In all of the races in
which bis yacht Take Cam has been classed, is
havingn new boil built at Poughkccpsle, which
Is expected to bo very fast. Commodore II.
C. Higglnson has mado somo alterations and
lmprotcmentsln tho Windward, and these aro
Intended lo crcatly Increase her speed. Ylce
Comuiodore Kidd's Snowdrift, which last win
ter raptured nearly nil tho trophies ot tho club,
has been placed in good condition and is ex
pected to kcip up her fast sailing qualities.
William A. Thompson of Washington Heights
has had a now bo;it built by Capt, Stewart.
Thompson is also cettitu; his craft In shape for
tho winter's races on tho lake. Besides those the
Firing Jib, owned by Prink a Wood; tho Ico
Oticrn, owned lij II. H. llnmsdcll; Fitzgerald's
1 rubier, lllgglnsoii's Io Kliiiriintl other boats,
which nro members of tho club, hnve beon takon
from their summer auuitcis aud got in readi
ness for sailing.
Tho races for tho scaann will bo for the Chal
lenge Cup nf 188S,theHUginson Cup for third
class bouts, tho ihamplon pennant offorod by
Vlec-Commoaoro Kidd. tho gold watch present
ed b) J. Aimer Harper, and bcteral other spo
clal prizes Unit will bo named when tho season
open;.
Chambrrlla r.leetrd Yale's Football Captain.
New IIavkn, Dec 7. Ynlo's football tenm
next car will bo led by Burr Clark Chnmbcr
lln, n post-gratlunte of tha Sheffield Sclentlllo
School. To night ho was olected captain, ns was
predicted In IliB Sun Ibis morning. Twelvo
votes ware cast, tho plajcrs In tho Harvard and
Princeton game's rccolIng tho prlt liege of n,
ballot apiece. They woro Itodgers, Benjamin,
Hnll.IInr.cn. Chnmlicrlln, Brown, Cadwaluder,
Chnilwlck, Do Smiles, Dudley, Corwin, nnd Mc
Biido A Blnglu hullot was nccissary to namo
Cnambcrlln, who una warmly chcerod. Ills se
lection is unanimously iipprovcd on tho college
campus. Chamborlln plays light tackle-, al
though hols a corking ond mid full buck. Hols
120 cars old, weighs 180 pounds, nnd stands 5
feet lOlnchos tnll. Hu lives nt Dalton, Mass..
nnd preparod for Ynlo at Andot or Academy. If
DeS miles succcodH In getting his scholarship
above par ! next spring ho will bo Yule's base-
uati capiaiu
A Chance In tna Atbletlo Com; sll.lens at the
.V 1. I'.
rhyslcal Director Cann of tbo Now York University
has changed the monthly competitions for tbe all
around Indoor atbletlo championship to fortnightly
contests. Tbechsnn1 lias 1 mi made In order to clvo
time and more rest Wtuei n events to those who In
tend to work for tho all around k mnaatto eupn. Tba
first coutest will take placo on Her, in, hi the gym
nasium, at 4 o'clook In tba afternoon, Tbe eveuts will
bo 100 yard .diuh. J4lJ.ianl dash aud high Jump.
During tho winter tlioro will also belnterclass basket
ball games. A regul rschcdule will bu drawn up and
eachclasi will miet eer other class. It has not
been definitely dic'dcd whether tbo tuanis can ar-
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MRS. GREBCn WON'T QUIT.
jjir uoi.ns urn fatiirii's novsn
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Her Father Offer Another llonae. bntahe Vfant.
lu.ooo, Tno-lle nralns IHapoasess Pro
reeding. Only In Learn That Ilia Hirprhll
ilreu Iteruso In Live In the llon.r. An bow.
HoLlis. U I Dpe. V. Philip Miller la tho
wealthiest man In Mollis, ills property Is esti
mated m something ororbalf n njllllon. Ills
wife died about two jcara ngonnilrhft ainar
rlotl daughter and Iwnolhor children. During;
tho life ol tho tlrst Mrs. Miller tho family lived
in the durst house In tho place on llollls nvcnuo,
anililiirlng the sickness of the molhor thomnr
rlod daughter, Mrs. arobcb, wns assiduous In
her attentions. After tlio mother's death lira,
Grebeh kept houso (or her father. Sho has tvfo
or three ililltlrcn.
Recently Mr. Mlllor mntrliid Mrs. Monlngcr,
a hatulsomo widow with thrco grown children,
and they stnrtcd on tholr wadding trip. Mrs.
Grcbchwa dl.plcaBcil. Shotnaelo upliorralnil
never to rceognlto the now Mrs. Miller as her
stopmothcr, and her children wero coachod not
to acknowledge their new grandmother. Mre.
Qrcbth Is n person of strong will, and her sub
sequent actions showod her determination to
adhere to her decision.
When tho newly married couplo returned to
llollls Mrs. Miller wantod to ilvo in the Miller
mansion, tint only becnuvo it la tha finest houso
in tho plaec, but because alio folt that itwas her
rightful home. Her husbiml ngreod.ot course
Mrs. Ore bch waa notified, but sho refused point
blank, to lmvo her stepmother In tbo houso with
hor. Mr. Miller then purchased a hnmlaonio
house, nnd with tho deed In his hand ngaln vis
ited hlsdnughtor, but otrn tbo gift of tho house
would not lnduco her to leave. After a long
argument Mrs. Urebch admitted thntaglftof
910,000 In addition to tho houso might Bootlio
her wounded feelings nnd cause hor to depart.
The old acntli man ro fused holly and loft tho
houso with t threat of legtl proceedings. Ho
returnod tohls wife ond toltl her lio would be
gin proceedings to dispossess his daughter.
Then ho wns Informed that bis wlfoa children
refused to live In tho Miller houso In enso it wns
vacated because it wojld never snem llko home,
and that thov would surelj. setup an ostihliah
ment or their own. Mre. Miller will probihly
refuse to bo parted Irom her children, nnd If
Mrs. Urebch is dispossessed Mr. Miller's victory
will be a hollow one.
lioweicr, tho dispossess enso Is on. It wns
started heforo Judge Laue-r lit Jamaica yester
day nnd adjourned until Monday.
EJltE V1PE LIXES EOJi XEfT TOltK.
Chler Ilonner, A rtcr Neelns n Test at Mil
waukee, Hi. j. Tbls City Must Hnve Them.
Milwaukee, Dec. 7. Flro Chief Hugh Ilon
ner nnd Tostcr Crowoll of N'ew York wore tho
gucstsof Chiof James Foley of tbo Milwaukee
Flro Department -to-day. They oomo hero to
sco tho plpo lines of tho Flro Department, ot
which Chief Foloy is the Inventor.
This afternoon they saw a test of iho South
Bay strcot plpo line, which is -.!)00 foot long.
The flreboit Cataraet wob attached to tho plpo
lino, and at tho other end two two-and-a-half-inch
streams of water wero thrown ovor a
building 145 feet high. Tho two streams woro
thrown 300 feet horizontally.
Chief Bonner was highly ploaaed w 1th tho tost
nnd snys that tho Milwaukee Flro Depnrtmont
Is far ahead of any city of Its size in tho coun
try. He says no ilty lire ucpnrtineiil is coniplcto
w thout a s)stim of pipe lines, and on his re
turn ho propo'-os to establish , sjstcm of pipo
lines through tho dry goods business district in
Now York.
Messrs. Crowcll and Bonner arranged with
Chief Folcj for obtaining plans nnd specula
tions to bo usod In tho construction of ihc New
York lines. Thoy will return to New York
Saturday.
BBOOKZ.XX TEACHERS' SALARIES.
A Preposition to Increase Rome or Them Isot
Approved.
Tho Brooklyn Board of Education at Its moot
ing list ovenlng. lccoivod a report from tho
special commlttco on tho Equalization of Sala
ries, recommending that tho salaries of Dr.
Waltor B. Gunnison, principal of tho Erasmus
High School and Prof. Cbarlos E. Larkln of tho
Manual Training; School bo increased from
$3,000 to IfS.OOO. The report aroused much
opposlt Ion and w as referred back to tho com
mitloo. A propsnl to Increaso tho solary of Anthony
Wahlo to 1,000 mid that of Jnmcs Ityan to
81,300, wns opposed by Commissioner Max
well, who snld a deficiency of $l!00,000 stared
tho board in tho face. This also was referred.
Tho salaries of tho physical uilturo teachers
at tho Girls' High School wero Increased from
$810 to $ LIXK) each.
DECEMBER POLICE llEriEWS.
To ne Held Kext Saturday nnd the One After
at tbn eleventh Itrglment Armory,
Tho Police Commissioners decided yesterday
to hold tho review of tho forco, proposed lccent
ly by Commissioner Smith, next Saturday and
on tbo following Saturday at the Seventh Itogi
mont Armory, at 1 o'clock In tho afternoon. A
bod of 'J.'-JOO men. representing tho platoons off
duty, will pnrado on each occasion undor tho
command ol Capt. Allnlre and will ho Inspected
by tbo Commissioners and Chief Mcl'iillngh.
As has already been announced, then views
will bo held to enablo the Commissioners .mil
the Chief to judgo the appearance- nnd enrringo
of tho new policemen appointed bj the reform
liourd. Col. Apploton, tho commander of tho
Set cnth llcgluicnt, offered the hoard the uso of
tbe armory.
A Vormer Postmuster Sentenced ta the Peni
tentiary. Wilson A. Cleveland, at ono lime the largest
property owner In the vlllago of G.trrotson's,
S. I., and formerly Postmaster at Dongau Hills,
was sontenccd csterdny In thn Richmond
Co nty Court to ono yenr in the Kings County
Penitentiary for grand lnnonv. It wns alleged
by John llirry of 83 Vandcrwntcr street, As
torln, that Cleveland cold him u number of lots
in Garrotson's w ult-li ho did not own.
A Punch llowt fhr tho Annapolis.
ANNAroi.is, Dec 7. Tho silver punch bowl
bought with money subscribed by citizens of
Annapolis wns prosenled to tho gunbont An
napofls to-dny. Capt. Hunker received the gift
from JamcH M. Munroe, who reprosontt-d the
citizens, Tho ofllcers of the gunboat will re
main over until Monday to attend a reception
given by Stato Senator Itandnll.
Schoolboys Teparlng Tor Tbelr Ches. Tourna
ment. Tho second meeting of tho Now York Inter
scholastic Chess Association wnB held nt tho
Madison School, 741 Madison avenue, jester
day afternoon. The schools represented wore:
Columbia Grammar, Engtes and Murpbyt Uerkeley,
Reed and I ewlsi Bacbs, Uoxcnlilat and lloguel; Har
vard, Clirl.tpnsen and Hnstelm Madl.on, Vou Tatihe
and Alkeli De l.a Halle Institute, Llbalie aud llren
nan. Cutler was not represented, and Drlslcr with
drew Its application for membership. Two
players will represent oach school in the tour
nament, but tho question as to whether the
rounds will bo In sections, as in former years,
was laid over until tbonoxt meeting.. Christen
sen. Murphy, and Von Tnube were nppolnteda
committee to prepare a constitution nnd br
lawa. The initiation fco will he $1. Tho tour
nament will begin on the first Tuesday in Feb
ruary nnd will continue each day. Mono.! s nnd
Saturdas excepted, until tbo scheduio is
finished.
tiaulus Hlgi the Melbourne Tap.
Vancouvkii. B. C, Dec. 7. A 15 lo 1 horso
won the Melbourne Cup anil a SO to 1 horso was
second. Tho day wits perfect, nnd tho crowd
was tho biggest on record, Gaulus and Grafter
left tho bunch 'JOO ) arils from home, both horses
running neck and nee I; until by n supremo etrort
Gaulus pushed his poso under tho w lr" n winner
by half a neck, ... , ...
W. Forrester owns both horses. They nro full
brothers b) tiozn -Induatr). Gaulus Is n six
year old chestnut horse, nnd Giuflcr n four-jear-ohl
bruwn gelding. Thirty horns htnrtcd.
The time far tho two miles was 3 minutes 31
seconds.
f.asalp or lb. Handball Courts.
3. ntspatrlc' and W O'f-Jry headed lboilubda
statu at jlaniialtanilllo and more! a rlclilveario d
.Ictorynvit W lleluney a d V e'l.ear J lioiioliuti
anJ 1'. JI tlratlifollomd hull, i.iiitiirlin! an v itlug
rubber from II Key an I II llonanl V lirailv
and J. Diirklu were unable to i.o Hi. pact s-l l J
Olynn and J Muri In), and thnext lubni r iiruwd a
dl.aitroua veuturo for 1 f-Uhiii ami W Oelanry,
who went donn I efuru Jun lane) an 1 J Htnat
rule. Otliers b" Ull'd In -irini,s ar 1 llortiuiu,
I. hhorfll, W Howard, T Slmratli, s Clara', J. Hun
nelly, and W 1 ouz
Tba red letter ewut ou the club day eard at thn
Brooklyn eoiirt ua. the aeioul m.ilih In tin special
luurnanii'iit. ' lltlanduud Tlmuia. lluuno rovi-U
to be a form! labia team, anil upct iiuny i ub ula
tlons by ulai Im. W l Jones and I)r Amir w Olllen
almost tu a Mand.tlH by lil-i I. 11 il, .1 I.
21 JI) I'hll CuM-y out Jiitira lunn- Jr. nun a
rublMrvery ban laoiuelr from Jam s I ni raid uw(
foto Couuollj otber "liiners wer.- M MiMahun
beat Janus Uildi Jolin Hocks best .lora Murpii) it
Heasb.r beat (,'liarlej Ital.Ub, M. Il.igber uud John
Couablln beat W rlerney and J .Coucbllu. anil JI
Ucltaheo and Joliu Murphy beat John Taughty aud
Ileal shea.
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black viouim tliibct, dcsirnblo fpr i'aal
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Htripotl EiiL'lisli trouHoriin.',- su,6' irflH
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Overcoats of I; or so v. molton nut vHB
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