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J Plerpont Morgan Score With the lmported Colllei Wlibaw Clinker andOrnuklrk Olympian Crokcr JrBeaten Upsets Terrier Classen-

ifcords or the opening days attendantsrecord for nolso for very day In the

twentyPleat years of the Westminster Kennel

Club show were all broken yesterday In Aludleon Square Garden The pandemonium of-

burks Bimrln nnd snaps wan becnuso tho dogsHero In hleh spMta over tho clear brightday after so much snow and slush and tho

crowd was no doubt due to the samealthough tlm Greater Now York piibllo

VnthuslAstlo over fln doirs-

aS support dven to nil tho shows testifiesMany society notables worn presents nnd

lenders of the Btogo nnd business and prothe doj lovers of lesn mono

nndnrenown rubbed shoulders withnJoyed tho showW much There was the

uoual luncheon for th Jmdaeg prominentihlbltors and th Westminster members

which was niilto as jolly a us one

of the oldtime fenfctH i t Babylon after apigeon shoot Tho do show committeeWUllam Rauch Walton Fcruucson Jr andRichard H Williams werb the nt theluncheon which was nerved In annex

The Judffinc rinss nrt at one time eightverp in commission wore lined tour deepfrom mornlntf until nijrht with tho ownersand the moro formldublu body the nonownlnif critics Many of the Judsres were new

ta N w York und their methods were scannedclosely Tho first thins tho critics do in toslzo up tho type tho judge soes in for and thenthey null him to the cross If he swerws fromthe selfimposed Ideal or worse mishap of nilshould the judge In ono class a rultrtsr mnda In an enrller class As to tho peroonal methods some Judges attitudinized asthough they were entered for o blue ribbonwhUo were vlwlblu the Impetuousphlegmatic nnd The latter sortdwelloverasmall class its though they werecountlnc tho hairs on each doc

When the JudginB IB over this even In R-

orgo Raper will have passed on overdogs Ho is the llshtnlnir calculator ofshow yet his rulings stand the aftorcriticism as well as though ho followed themaillike process The newcomers fromEngland W J Pegs titid E Powell Jr were

closely watched by tho railblrds Th o formerhis way withthe clasfws mid will tncklo

the bull terriers today and the latter finishedwith the giving more generalsatisfaction in this smooth In wirehnlred division

Dudley E Waters secretary of tho St

for the flrst at this show Ho had arood entry hud nuts to crock in

and novice classes In tho roughvariety Louis Valthers champion Sir Waldorf won in dogs and Miss A A won

limit open and winners with BabyBeautiful grand In coat and full of charnntcrhred at her Beach liennel Louis

Coluniblns and Frnnk Jay Oouldthird with Coquette also second limit

J Oould was second toRaper reached tho collies late in the afier

was able to finish only In the roughcoated dog classes The reentry of J Pierpont

that hn enters In his own name possiblybecause the little Croftston Kennels no longerveils his Identity as It become commonnews that ho the owner The only onoorhls own breeding benched was the puppyCragston Blu Frincv a very good oneshown too light In flesh is a blue merlethe rarest in collies tho silvery graysuggesting the famous colllo of fictionBlue Prince won second place to a sturdyblm kandwhlte Frank Bellanco

The new Morgan Importations WlshawClinker nnd Onnsklrk tob well of thepreceded them to this country Both are

the arolored head and not onlto soor confirmation as lshaw Clinker Thefirst blue of the wai won for MrMorgan In the novice class by Orresklrl Olym-pian who was second to Clinkerm open honors to Balmoral Balmoral Bnronn black and white who previously hadthe class for other whiteThis w a the order too of the Morgan entryIn the winners

The open class for American bredwas won SamuelFauchaBallagh handled In the ring byBob Armstrong formerly of tho Cragston

Morgan dogs were handled by Blawett whowas for with the late Pnnmure Gordonpresident of the Collio Club

wolfhounds never were seen InKew York before In such numbers qualitydue to the recent importations undn place of prominence near thovenue entrance would haveshown that Biitrl Is ono of tho tallest logsbenched holdlne his own In this with

Danes one of the latter J BurkartsSultan J being ono of thn heaviest seen Inrears The critics said Bultnn WHS too high

The although Inall and like tho wielders of the ovrord-

II CTUIIIUIII VTI Hllmli 1IJ EMitr trlu tinmuch of n attraction as tho Uussinns sohonors were even us to nny war manlfmtt-tlon That tho Westminster membern am

as thn show visitor wnsalso revealed in tho new decoration aroundUi arena boxes which although of bluo and

on iind nslde from theclasses for Arnericnnbred won Edward-L Itatnick II and the Terra CottaKennels with Kollma the Vulloy Furm Ken-nels made nearly a clean with Blitribred by the Duke Nicholas and thobitch Sorvn from the Boldareff KennelValley also won the specials for the best

breed and for packs TheK nnols won In tho cliiwi

for bitches with Narcissus her i nthribbon although of unknown pedigree

but Jiaroissuj In the open

Bulldogs were an lot nearlyISO lorbred In this country mnklns an especially

Bhowlng puppy class forPeircr took M well

furnished Mr Gnmey for the blue secondhonors going to Croker Jrs Brond-tuoor the Toronto owned togtne first of n of tho New Yorkfancier was fitted to me t with In thodasn for bitches however the blue

Kennels Miss Rufus Congressman bred the winner now ownedby William Earl who also owns the sireHo was In best ot fortune yesterday

in the novlco for bitchesGirl tnklns ribbons

In dogs over the latest ofImportations William Bec-htolds won In andlimit classes and was second to his sire Sel-

wonk Kennels Champion Ivel Doctor In theopen winners classes He has tho whltocolor great spread of shoulders and shortwrinkled Doctor hut luwworkings on the cheeks

In the limit clnsa for dogs under 4S poundsC TJ llortons known Bmasherwon the bluo American bnvl and thd-WaldorfAstoria cup also fullinir to himvMle In tho oppn Clovcrcroft Koniiib-Chiabos star won the blue over

V C good championRodynt with Rodney Smashergreatest hitch classes werewon by Thomas tho Hrst and

the nnd winners clas wstroln-otohit champion Iwi Roche Ulnckwnll

Powell In smooth foz terriers metWith popular favor In awarding the highestplace to

a noted winner abroad nx RichmondlUsuetnnd tlls entry also won tho challenge

had a Btronsrrepresentation nnd in some Instances seemed

to thiui second Thehost of the smooth bitches was undoubtedly

by ludtre Powell 0 Kdee Vlolot m Holii TtrlllUiu famouspuppy In lust year In the

but ho Victory de-cldedlv weak In limitnnd winners

In tho wirehaired division the Hue waswithheld In class only a sncondribbon being awarded to O M Cnrnochans-Oauwmulr Battle Axe nftorwnrdthird to Mrs a I Maylwws Rat y SensationIntho novice A goon ono tho smnll sortCatrnimulr won tho limit andsomewhat to the surprise of the rallblrdsheat C K Coastguard Inthe winners Th latter had the team prizennd specials as a consolation

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HOCKEY

Brooklyns Tram Wins III First Game Inthe Tournament

Tho Brooklyn Skating Club hockey teambroke its spell of bad luck last night andscored n victory over tho players of the NewYork A C The same was played In the StNicholas Skating Rink and the score wasBrooklyn 3 Now York A 0 1 Early In thosooHon Just when the clubs were making uptheir teams the New York A C securedWills and Harmon tram the BrooklynThis weakened the Brooklyn teamplayers were very much pleased with lastnights victory

Tho Now York team was the to scoreThis wan about eight minute the samebegan and of the had beenHcnt to tho for tripplnc got thepuck and sent it into the cagelater Henderson scored on a pass tram JennlBon and an soon as the was in plyagain Henderson slammed It Into the net

the side of the rinkIn thn second halt Burns scored from a

Nearly all the was nearthe New Yorks coal For the winners Burns

work nnd Williams made some remarkableBtops at goal

BrooMvn S C Positions X Y CWilliams Goal ODonnellC Smith Point vf 5a1-Jennlaon Cover PointHums Forward 1IOb1-1Henderson ForwardBray Forward HarmonJohnson Forward Coollcan

Goals byHenderson 2 Wins Bumserec Howard Crescent A Cof halves M minutes

One of the most Important hockey matchesof the season was at theClcruiont Avenue Rink Brooklyn For tholast four years the teams of CrescentA C four times winner of the NationalHockey honors and the A A win-ner of the Intermediate championship havobeen trying to get but faileduntil thn of Benjamin A of theCrescents brought the teams on the Ice lastevening The score Crescent A C 10

A A 3 KoalsFeb lOOn the artificial

the barracks thehockey team defeated Holbrook AcademyIeiksklll scoring 7 coals and shutting thevisitors out

L A W ELECTS OFFICERS

Report of the SecretaryTreasurer ShowsOrganization to De Solvent

BOSTON Fob 10 The National Assemblyof the League of American Wheelmen washeld today and In addition to the electionof officers for the year several changes weremade In the constitution The most Im-

portant change was the virtual eradicationof State divisions Had It not been for theefforts of Chief Consul Perkins of the Massa-chusetts division and Aaron Wolfeon secretarytreasurer of this division the namesof the State division wold have been wipedout

It had been voted to Invest full power inthe national body and that In the future theMassachusetts New York PennsylvaniaRhode Island nnd other divisions shouldsimply be known as chief coniulat s Mr

moved for n reconsideration Inplstlng that the members should have theprivilege of retaining their name nnd

it any way they could and ho

Nothing was about the L A Wto assume control of cycle racing

of Bassettthat the Liaguo was still solvent

oftccrs were OeorgoC Cooke Rhode Island Meserole New York 5 M Kohel-lPhiladelphia second vicepresident AbbottBacoett ton AaronAVolfpon Boston nuditor

CHESS

Marshall and Maroozy Lcart In the Tourna-ment at Monto Carlo

aptclat Cablt Detpateli to Tan SneMONTE Feb 10 Play In the Inter

mitlonal tourney was resumedat the International Sporting Club this after-noon when Mnroczy and Schlechter drewtheir tame Junsberg wont down before

and Marshall disposed of Swldersklround Is Bcheduled for tomorrow

as follows Schlechter vs iiinsberg Swldor-skl VH Maroczy Marshall vs Marco

Jt was made known here today that neitherAtkins of London nor Swlderskl of Berlincould arrange to make the trip to Americafor the proposed International tourney atCambridge Springs and that the team repre

Lnsker Tschlgorln Jonowskl Maroczy

Marshall who will represent America will

travel on the Pretoria leavingApril 2 Arnold of Breslauand Carlsbad amateur Theodor Tletz

The record to dateLost Won Lntt-

Gunsberz a Marshall 2 jMarco Hi 1 I-

Maroczy 2i HiS lderskl

PiNEniTST N C Feb hondlcnpmatch play tournament sersonmembers of the Golf Club ended today Ina victory for I B Johnson of the ArtisteClub of New fork whoso handicap was nlixjstrokes over J Henry Jr of Mount

Country Philadelphia whosohandicap was thirteen cupsvere won by the winner and runner up

First rtound M C Parshall Warren Pa 7beat Cnpt J 1 Crane WinchesterMassachusetts 19 3 up and 1 to JHentz Jr Mourt Airy Country Club

J A Baker Glen View Chicago 7 beat W SNorth Illversldc Chicago 7 1 up 1 I Johnson

I bra Y Salem Mass 13and 1 to

Second Round Hentz heat Parshall I up nine-teen holes Johnson beat Baker S un and 4 to

Johnson beat Henlz i up and 4 to play

Walter J Travis besides representing theGarden City Oolf Club theproxy of Echo Oolf Club of St Louis

Its at theannual of tho United StatesGolf Association The Jull voting list of

clubsof the allied clubs have named their dele-gates to tho meeting which begin at0 oclock

The fourth annual meeting of the NewJersey State OoH Association will be heldon Wednesday Feb 17 at 3 oclock In thoafternoon at tho ofllcn of tho presidentLionel 11 Graham 11 Broadway

has boon to Metropolitan Oolffor thn dates 2 1 and 4

for the championship and the course beselected meeting

llayonne Itowlnc Association OfficersAt the annual meeting of the Bayonno N

J Association last Tuesday nightthn following officers worn elected for theensuing year

John J Nealon president Frank S TurbettP VaHan recording secre-

tary J L Braumont financial Roberttreasurer cap

William J Kenlon lieutenant Robert WHerbert Stnltn and Robert It Clendeonuig

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PRESIDEXT JOHNSTON REELECT-ED AND UARMOXY

Rale Pawed Allowlnc Admlislonto Amateur Meetings WithoutIlelhg Inourrtil Effort to ShortenUlitanoe to SO Yard Not Successful

The twentysecond congress of the NationalTrotting Assdclation met In the MurrayHill Hotel yesterday Instead of the stormysession that many had eipectod would takeplace over tho presidency everything pausedoff harmoniously and In two hours afterconvening the president was ready t j listento a motion to adjourn yet It was really thobusiest convention tfiat has had to do withharness affairs In many years

The real work had been thecongress convened For several days eachfaction has been In the city busy with thework In hand and for weeks before this timethe work of securing voting proxies had beenactively gome on There were only 374

members represented and yet six presentheld proxies trlvlnc them 234 vot s moro by-

a liberal margin than a working majorityOf tho six Senator Whlto of Syracuse wasthe largest holder he having a total of 62

Just how the respective forces upwas not mado public but themust have been very nearly evenly dividedfor each side sot all It asked The oppositionIf such It may be termed wanted a roodrepresentation on the different district boardsand more recognition for the League ofAmateur Driving It got all this asfast as the order could bo carriedthrough but It was said to have obtainedonly after a preliminary strengththat mode concession tram the party In powerpreferable to warfare

At the former meeting when the committeeto revise the rules and report to this congresswas appointed H K Devereuz of ClevelandIntroduced a rule asking that clubs of theAmateur League be allowed to give amateurmeetings and admission at

Incurring tho penalty of recordsfor the Tho request was not acted

It was Incor-porated In tho rules without A dissenting

by the congresso was the hour announced

for the congress to convene but It was two

the crowded that everything hadbeen satisfactorily settled between fac-tions of the congress wouldbo smooth When President Johnson hadconvened the congress and tho names ofthose entitled to vote with the number ofvotes to bo been read the nominatingcommittee of three WON appointed to brinu-m a of ofllcers tobe elected for the coming two GeorgeW Archer Rochester C SimpsonSan Francisco and C A Chapman Vermontwere named as tho follow-ing ticket was soon put before the congressand it was elected by

President P P Johnston Kentucky first vlc-prrsldmt Morgan G Connecticut sec-ond vlrrprcslUcnt N T Smith CalUomln-

1or of the Eastern District Iloar JC-I F E Perkins ProvidenceJ M Johnson Calais Me Horace White Syrewe Jaraca Duller New York W Perry TaylorBuffalo

For the Central District WlHUm Russell AllenSt I uls C K 0 Billing Memphis Frank DowerPhiladelphia

Western DIMrfct J C Velty Canton H E-Devereux Cleveland Senator Bailey Gaines-ville Tex

When the report of tho committee on ruleswas read was approved without debateuntil Kule 44 was reached nndhero an amendment was offered providingthat any amateur club to

menwith the Amateur Driv-

ing Clubs should bo allowed to hold a threedays amateur at which admission

could he charged at the gate withoutIncurring the penalty of a record or a barfor the horses In tho various events

The question was rained that this wouldnot be amateur clubs that weremembers of tho National Association but notof the Amateur League This was finally com-promised by the statement that any amateur

a member of the leagueThe amendment to Itulo 69 brought out

much discussion and several changes weremade In wording of the amendment before

was In to all It thenset thnt no horse entered at any meetIng could be leased or trans

unless written noticesshould be at once filed with the secretaryiind him transmitted to the to bepublicly posted or announced Failure todo makes to the transactionliable to fine suspension or

The rule for tho distance to fiftywas not acted upon favorably

the distance remains us It was The questionof weights was acted upon and hereafter it

be George WArcher who has been llrst forlour and a member of the board forsixteen tendered his resignationwhich was accepted with a vote of regret

ICE YACUTIXa

Eleven Boats Rice for a Cap and theGeorcie I Mini

RSD N J Feb 10 Eleven Iceyachts this afternoon In the contestfor a cup offered by the business men of the

The yachts which came to the lineCharles P Irwlns Oeorgle I William

K Jollnes Hazel L Newton DoremussAtnlanta Benjamin K Morriss MildredCharles Burds Torment George llllgsWizard Hancou Northwest ThomasDaniels W B Chandlers Typhoonand K Greens Eagle

The boats all got off In a bunch The HazelI took the lead but maintained It only ashort time when the Georclo passed herAfter this tho Oeoralfl trained untilflhu a lead which was Impossible to over-come and won covering the courseof fifteiii in 40 41 secondsThe I was 1 rnlnuto A seconds behindTho Atalanta and Mildred finished third andfourth respectively

The first race a Brlcs for a cup offeredbv the North Ice Yacht Clubalso was sailed this The wind wasnot very strong and tho time not especiallygood distance was ten

which started were thoGeorgic II I Vixen Zero

nnd Typhoon The tookthe start gradually widened

the Tho real contest was betweenthe II for second place

From a position In tho rear tho latteruntil she obtained second

beatine the Tyro by 10 secondsI wns

Wood Skates a Fast Half MileMorris Wood of Euclid School the national

skating champion at a half a mile and fivemiles made an attempt to boat tho recordfor the half mile nt Olympia Field rink lastnight He was paced and suc

In i distance In 1 minute21 25 secoids This is tho fastest overrecorded on An eight track nnd falls shortof the record ty second Hnd Wood

conditions as Nilssenthe record holder he undoubtedly wouldhave set new figures WHS he wenta wonderfully fast of a mile but hewas not for that distance

Public School Athletic Leagues New RuleThe Public School Athletic League has

decided that In the future boys cannot com-pote for outside organizations and representthe league nt the sam Isafter the custom of not allowingletes to a and an athleticclub simultaneously Dr Gullck secretaryof tho object ofto loyalty to and to In-

crease the number of competitors Should-a boy be a momber of a and n settle-ment or club at tho same time tin must clioowowhich he Intends to represent in athletics

Hall Defeats Carpenter In Squash TourneyThe contestants in tho New York A C

squash tournament yesterday were II SCarpenter and T M Hall In the list ameHall ran ahead of his opponent nndwon with n lot to spare The samewas a repetition of Hut In the thirdcame Carpenter braced himself and wasa pretty until tho last uc which

secured for him the thrcoBarnes and no further was necessaryfho score In favor of Hall being 5 15 515 H

BOOOO for Green Trotting MareLEXNOTOS Ky Feb 10 James Wetherll-

of Gait Ont bought today from ClemBeachy Jr the sixyearold bay mare EmmaHoyt for 9000 Emma Hoyt is consideredthe cream of green trotting mares of Ken-tucky having gone a trial hero lost

209 She be placed In the handsof the Canadian driver Htlnson whowill campaign her the coming season Herflrst start be In and MStake at Detroit Wetherill bought thefor Mies K L

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She Wln the Roiebud SUkef for TwoTear-Oldi atNew Orleans

NEW ORLEANS Fob 10 Tha twoyearoldswore asked to do lour furlongs for tho firsttime this year at the Fair Grounds this after-noon In the Rosebud makes which was thefeature of the day The pick of the young-sters hero with the exception of Arch Oldham All Scarlet Modred Law and FriarTuck started In this event Stella Allenthe Texas was made the choice Thedaughter of Gallantry was played at 11 tO5and nt time was bucked down to twos

the stable of A H D HMorris was the second choice and also nssupported while Pinkie and Green

from tho stable of Albert Simonslacked for

From tho time went to thefinish there was only one horse In the race

the way for the Morris Stella Allento keep step nor In early

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creased her lead with Fuller herand winning by lour lengths Stella Allen

The victory of Vlperlno was a very popularono

The track was in conditionand weather far tram Inviting for racing

ono kept near tho heaters was anay for form players as the portion

of races were won by thingsoutsiders De Iteszke was tho onlyingfavorite

Hint Race Flvo and a furloncs maidensLord French 117 T Dean to 1 won MartWna113 Fuller 5 to 2 second m 107 W Hen

is to l third Time ll2Si Phlora TripleStiver St Merrylees St Jolly Dolly ColinGeorge and Tower ran

Second RaeeSU furlongs theArenn 103 W II to S won Yo San100 iStUli u to 2 second Kedman 107 T Dean7 to S third t 4S Walnut Hill GusIletdom Algonquin and Dlapbanoui alia ran

Third One mile purse De Reszke 100W 1 to 2 won St Tammany 100-

Davlson 7 to I second Toncred D7 llnhblui10 to l third Time lW33 Hymcttiu and TheBeirent also ran

Fourth Race Rosebud Stakes MOOO addedbait mlleVlpcrlne US Fuller 11 toS won Pinkie105 S to 2 second Truine Hunter106 Calvlt 12 t I third Tune 0CO 45Greenwood strlla Allen Lslheust Isabella Dand Golden Flower alv ran

Fifth liace One mile and a quarter nelllneFullback M Nleol 7 to 1 won S M-

Stoval 00 to 1 second Inspector Shea m J14 to 5 third Time 217 45 Irvln

Mayor Whitman Ammtc Uadfer Bob Hlllltrdand James Fltz nlvi ran

KUlh Knee Ono mile and JO sellingYtlas M tlobbliu is to 5 won Reckoner M

Livingston 11 Krbcfts J Henneitvl-to 6 third Time IMS 13 Uranium Lady

Matchlcm Decoration Judge Cantrcll Lam-poon also ran

Now Orleans Itntrles for TodayFirst Raee Selling furlongs

Moderator 113Julius Werner IMIArnoM K 112Henry of FranaftrriarlW llobsons Choice Ill

iMIIleium 10-0Ventoro IM Midshipman 109-

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BSiMIss MeltonThird Hacc Sli furionin-artslenne 1141 Alpaca

Kane 110FoxyMoroni 1061 MonasticMrs rank Foster105Itochacl WarJune Collins IOI

Fourth Race One mileTrocadero 105 stand PatDe ReiiUe 105 MalayMelstcnstnirer 105 Ilodtil

Howard 10ft SabotKM Satchel

Fifth Race XelllnriSU furlongsFltzbrUlar IllRtu cll Garth inoilJa CacheFrank Rlct lOSKus LankaSafeguard IMICentlc

Sixth Race One mileJim Nap lOSILady Mistake

FFallback 105 Emma A MWill Skelly 105Po t-

At San FranciscoSAN FRANCISCO Feb 10 The races at Ingle

Bide today resulted as followsRace sli furlongs Et Tu Brute

109 J Daly Bio S won lack Little 107 Belli30 to 1 second Doris 100 Kunil W to 1 thirdlime 1M9 Kmll MenloU Prim Miss

theRace Five and a furlongs Mlllne

Mr Famum 109 UonnerU I won Sollnluaion Sheeham M to 1 second Suburban Queen102 Hlldrbrand even third Time 112 AtlnorJean Gnivler Candidate sum Lazarus Ktq BeeItoscwiter und Princess also ran

Third Race futurity course Lansdowne 10-4Roache 7 to 2 won Iolonlus 112 Daly o in I

second Toe Pride 110 J Martini 11 to 5 miniTime 114 Distributor Instrument Harbor andQuiz II alio ran

Fourth Hace One mile and a sixteenth Starve110 Hlldebrnnd even won Kenllworth 115 Sec10 Ui 1 second Judge 05 W Daly 13 to 1 ttlrdTime Joe Major Tcnney andGrafter also ran

Fifth liace Six furlongs Sad Sam 105 Sher-wood 8 to 5 won Halnault 104 fJ Martin 18 to5 second The Dan 104 Travers 8 to l thirdTime ltS4 Col Van Futurlta and Fair Ladyalso ran

Sixth Race One mile and fifty PlercoJ 110 See 5 to I won Chip 105 Roach10 to l second Mr Dingle to Sthird Time l48 noutonnlere ChickadeePrince Blazes and Yellowstone also ran

Cornell Ilaiebnll ScheduleITHACA Feb 10 Manager Vincent of the

Cornell baseball team tonight announcedtho complete schcdulo for 1004

S Annapolis at Annapolis 4 and SAtlanta University at Ma-con at Atlanta K University ofNorth Carolina a Italelirh of Vlr-itlnla at Chnriottesvilla 11 Kaltlmoro a lultlmore-II Amberst at Ithaca 10 Niagara at Mlincn 22and 23 Syracuse al 27 at-Ithaca W Princeton at Princeton May 4 La-fayetto ut Ithaca 7 Columbia at u Frank-lin and Marshall at Ithaca U Princeton nt Ithaca-IS Manhattan at Ithaca 21 leorire town at Itliaca55 Lchlzh at Ithaca 2S Pennsylvania at ItliacaS-O Michigan at Ithaca June 4 Pennsylvania atPhiladelphia 17 Michigan at Ann Arbor is Michi-gan at Detroit or Toledo 21 Alumni at Itbaea

Steeplechase at DurlandsThere was a spirited steeplechase race for

a mile open to nil at the Durland HidingAcademy In West Sixtysixth street lastnight The riders were Archie Klnney 7-

Rnbbot M Tynan Marshall Clapp CharlesGeyer Geortte Rochwell and J Ciirrnn The

was won by Gcyer The next number onprogramme was equally Interesting

It was a potato race The siime riders tooknnd won Arrangements are

under way for the thirteenth annual liorse

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Vanilrrbllt Cup for International Auto RaceAugurtus Pout of this city banker nnd

nutomoblllt Is authority for tho news thatplans nro brinK formed for the institution of-

an International automobile raco In thiscountry on lines slmlnr to thosn of the racofor the cup presented to the AutomobileClub of Franco K Vnnrterbllt Jr it Is

said offered to donate 1000 for a giftcup Automobile Club of America whichIH to be offered for International competitionTho Idea HO far as It has been formulatedIs to have a raco of about 300 miles nnd LongIsland been suggested as thefor it

Mount Vrrnon IIlRli School Win ntiketname

The Mount High School basket-ball won last nleht from the Stamford

School team at Thescore wa Jloimt Vernon Si Stamford 7

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ATTHEIR IIOI1SK AUCTION MART130 and m East 13th St

Between Thin nnd Fourth Aves New Yorkready morning of each sale Pur

chasers will always nnd a largo And Interestinglist to delect from

Those dcjlrlnx to sell on make ntrp atany time up to S P II ihr day brrnre the Mia

ntSINESS WAGONS tSSO WEEKLY rATFORD WA ON WORKS K4M nEDlOttlAV BROOKLYN TEL 1111 WILLIASI8

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in at one of our stores and ask for the

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HARVARD AD YALE WILL ROW

Both to Send Seooml Crews to the Ameri-can Henley Regatta

It has been definitely decided that Harvardand Yale will junior eichtoared shellcrews to Philadelphia to meet Cornell Columbia and the University of Pennsylvania crewsof a similar makeup on tho Schuylklll Riveron May 30 Tho formal announcement bagbeen made by Thomas Heath of the Universityof Pennsylvania The race will bo a featureof the American and Invitations weresent to Harvard and YUle by the stewardssome time ago

The stewards according to Sir Reathhavo not drawn up entrancecondition hut It Is th understandCornell Columbia and Pennsylvaniamake up their r ws from men havenever rowed In the boats at Pouch

while thn Harvard and oarsmenwill be limited to men who have never rowedIn the races at New london Therace will bo rowed over regulation Henleydistance a mile

In at Philadelphia Har-vard nnd Yal In the opinion of manymen have Hhown a morefraternal than in the past mid In some

the for the formation of a new Intercolle-giate rowing association which will embraceall of the rowing colleges in the Kast

event there would bo an raceat Hut in lino with tho policyIn vogue nt Harvard und Yale graduates

insist thut will neverleave New London

out college however anIntercollegiate regatta In which the varsitycrews of Yale Cornell ColumbiaI emir jvaiuu M otinuuaa tutufleorgetown could on thi Hudson lUver-at Poughkeepsle be of worldwide interest

nuhlln and Monroe Wrestle Without a FallBOSTON Feb 10 Jack Mimroe of Butte

and Ous Ruhlin of Akron the two heavy-weight pugilists did their best to provideentertainment for the lovers of ntthe Criterion A r last night by engagingin a wrestling bout but were BO

in knowledge of thn gamethat tho spectators gotout of the encounter wns In theof two youthful giants bulge nsnt man succeeded ingetting n fall although they worked

over an hour and the was declared adraw

Inder tho conditions tho pair were tounder thn rules

best two in threefnlK liuhlin showedthat he hail somi1 HnuitterlnRwrestling game hut Munroe was completelyat ea Several times the HutteIlls opponent around the waist and hurledhim to hut nt no time was he ableto got shoulders down

FOR STOMACH DISORDERS

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Best NAIUUAL Alkaline Water

MCfiAl NOTIfFSNEW YOHK SUfHKMI COUNTY OF-

nBW YOHK VAMIIlNiTl 1 L ADAMS MExecutor of Charles M ChlttcnUcn Dccrttill HEnlnst Ilielic Halnfa and others defendants

In pursuance of A judgment of foreclosure andsale duly made and the nbove eniltlcd

henrlne data the llith of IIKM

underslznrd the referee In said judgmentnamed will eU at public auction at the YorkHeal Kitatff S lesroom tel Urodway In theliaroiicrh of Manhattan Cltr of New York on thellth day of February 1904 at IS oclock onthat by Read auctioneer

said judgment to be sold and thereindescribed as follotts

All that certain lot piece or parrel of land withthe buildings thereon erected lylnir nnd-brlnt In the Nineteenth tho of NewYork bounded und as follows

at a point on the southerly sideof Street ono andninetyeight feet easterly from the southeasterly

Avenue A runsoutherly and parallel with Avenue

A one hundred feet lour Inches thence easterlytwentyfive feet thence northerlyAvenue A one hundred tour Inches tothe southerly side of 8eventynrit Street andthence vcstcrly alone ilic soutlitTlr line of Seventyllrst Street twcntynve tcet to the point or placeof beilnnlnir

Dated New York January Mth I9MPAUL L KlEnVAN Referee

ROBCnT SI BOYD JrAttorney for Plaintiff

503 New York City

The followlne Is n diagram of the property tobe sold the street number being 510 71st Street

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The approximate amount of the lien or chargeto satisfy which the abovedescrtbed propertyIH to bo Is 11343 with InterestJanuary 18 together with cosM and allowancesamounting to 181 together with the expensesnf the sale The approximate amount taxesaisessments nnd water rates to be allowed to thopurchaser out of the purchase money or paid

Is S573ni ond lntcreilThe premises are to bn sold subject to prior

mortgages aggregating H3HO tlJan ZOth 1001

PAUL L KIEUNAN Referee

OFFICE OF THE SKCHETARY OF STATE asTHIS CERTIFICATE U u l In here

certifies that the h L COMPANYa domestic corporation has filed In this office onthis nth day 1WM papers for the voluntary dissolution of such rorporatlon under Section 57 of the Stock Corporation Law and that

thercfn m that such corporation hascompiled with said section In order to be dis-solved

WITNESS my hand and the seal of ode of theof State at the City of Albany

Seal this Mnth of One thousand nine hundred and four

1 II MOVOlVDeputy Secretary of State

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vTbe Possession of a Pianoof any make need not prevent anybodyfrom purchasing a Steinway as with

our unrivalled facilities for disposal we

are in a position to allow full marketvalue for same in an exchange for a

Steinway Piano and besides if intending

purchasers cannot pay the difference all

in cash time payments will be accepted

New Steinway Upright Pianos from 575

New Steinway Grand Pianos from 750

STEINWAY SONSBtelntra Hall 107 and 109 Kant Fourteenth Street

andWindsor Arcade Fifth Ave cor Portyalxtb Btrect

New York

ELECTION NOTICES

I THOMAS L HAMILTON Clerk of the Countyof New York do hereby publish In accordancewith the provisions of Sections B and 0 of000 of the l w Section 5 of Chapter 37-1nf the Lflws of 1807 and Sections 1 and 2 of Chapter89 of the Laws of 1001 which laws takenare known as tbe Election Law the followingnotice received me from tbe secretary of Slate

STAVB OF NKW YOHKOffice of the

SECRETARYOF STATEAlbany January IB 100-

4To tbe Clerk of tho County New YorkDear sir

sentatlvo In the Congress of the UnitedStates for the Twelfth Coneresslonal District ofthe State of New York caused by the resignationof George I McCldlin and

Whereas the Governor his proclamationdated January Cxlecnth 1001 hasa election for a Representative In tho Fifty

Congress of State for theTwelfth Congressional District of tbe State otNew York to UII a Vacancy caused the resl na-tlon of George B be beld on Tuesdaythe d y of February 1WH

Now Therefore notice hereby given that a-

speclil Klertlun shnll be held In the Twelfth ConDistrict of this State on Tuesday the

twentythird of February ItXM at which thofollowing officer may lie voted for to wit

A In the CoiicreM-ot the united States for tbe Twelfth CongressionalDistrict of the Mute of New York as established

Chiipter Mil of the Laws of IDOLGIVEN under hand seal of office of the

Secretary of State nt the Capitol In the City ofAlbany tills sixteenth In the yearof our Lord one thousand nine hundred nnd four

Seal JOHN F OllIlIHNSecretary of State

Filed and recorded is laoiGiven under and seal ot office of tha

Clerk of New York County this 10th dayot January 16M

THOS L HAMILTONCounty Clerk

TYIEWIUTEMS-

TYPEWniTEnSAII standard makes rentedand In order Klbbons and standfree Machines sold from twenty to ilfty centless than manufacturers prices and covered withour usual yearly guarantee Cash or monthlypayments F S Webster Company 317 Broadway

KtO Franklin

All MakesI Lowest ITIcei-

PC i Any Style Ilebullt Cuarantetl-OLLL Typewriter ExchangeV4 Ilarclay

SPECIAL anystyle rented 250 to St All rent

i applies If bouzlit within six monthsfiflfrRAI TYPEWIHTKH

KXCILVNGE-SM llroadway Cor Park Place

ULStMvSS CHANCES

FINE PAYIXO LIVERY AND TRUCKINGbusiness short distance from this city price In-cluding buslncii nnd property 25000 easy termsco ss Hroadway

FINEST GENTS rURVISHIXn STORE In NewYork city located on the busiest thoroughfareopposite principal ferry price JISSOO Invcstlitatethis Its a errat chance

McDONALDWKKflNS CO 557 Broadway

5XX WILL PURCHASE FORMULA of entirelynew preparation greatly needed for windows Instores Ac For full particulars apply to

CO 257 Uroadway

15000 BUYS oldestablished store locatedon prominent comer In Brooklyn now doing good

for selling mlilns from businessstrictest Investigation allowed Full particularsat McDONALDWKiGlNS CO 257 llroadway

LOANS WANTED

S500000 AT 4 ft 4i PKlt CENTTo loan on llrst class first mortgages amounts tosuit charges reasonable quick action bargainsIn real estate rents collected JOS T McMAllON4 and 8 Court Square Brooklyn

WISH 2800 nr N J plot 6 lots cost 8000bank references A M J box 23 liveningr ews Newark N J-

HUIICIIASK AMI EXCUANCiE-

WANTCD TO PURCHASE kind of oldbooks no matter whut have send postal willcall or und cash largo librariesor small collections bought UOOKS box 193 Sun

WATCHES AMI JEWELRYA WEEKLY payments line dlamondsVatches

guaranteed lowest prices business confidentialrun write or telephone WATCH SUPPLY COThree Maiden

GBXTLBMBVH CLOTIIINO to order weeklypayment KXCHANGI CLOTHINU CO sal

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PATENTSEDOAR TATE k CO patent solicitors all coun-

tries US llroadway Advise free send for In-ventors

noes AND ninosE-

NOLISH ntJLL PUPS nine weeks old to-rul reajwnable RrbcU 248 Wcit 38til 11

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Waters Pianos is their full richsweet tone with fine singing qualityDont fail to see and hear the newstyles for 1904 or send postal jbr cat-

alogue with reduced prices and easyterms

HORACE WATERS CO I

134 Fifth Ave near 18th StHarlem Branch Open Evenings

254 West J25th St near 8th Ave

CIBAHINT SAlA ATTillU-

AHUHtiOMS35 EAST NTH ST NEW YOHK

M7i nowUpright taken In trade

M iULTOV ST BROOKLYNupright usnl l y iirtlstjUpright celebrated maker

03 BKOAI ST NEWARKUpright dlaruntlnucd stylo tvulijo

brilliant tone13 MVAnK AV JERSEY CITY

Upright silently usedUpright concert used

THE PIANOTISTThe Invisible Piano Player any pianoAny one can play It Cash or Installmentsdials dally Warerooms 123 5th nv near 19th Jt

JACOB BROTHERS PIANOS

Give Perfect and Lnstlng Satisfaction31 EAST MTU SlHliKT

SMALL PIANOS FOR SMALL ROOMSMATHLSIIEK SON BWAV Cor th ST

CAREFUL PIANO BUYERS WILL VISITJAMES A HOLMHTUOM S3 Knst 14th St-

KR1IAIIIK CONNOK PIANO for vile and rentEasy terms Jlcpalrlng Kxchanglng 4 East 42-

dTIIE PIAIJK FOR IlAVO ItAKOAINS S-

TACOII UI1OS 487 FULTON KT BROOKLYN

IACIN ACAIIEMIES-

WUY CERTAIMTWell teach you nil the danrcj

And tiach you quickly tooJust lal c alj private lesson

Its nil youll have to do-

Dont waste your time In closvAnd stunts

Individual InstructionWill make you doiiic at once

Perfect glide waltz lmJ time and two step posi-tively guaranteed In li prlviitf ICSSDUSmusic lor 5 The lessons mny inkiii at jourconvenience any day morning Murtionn or ev-

HOWKS Private Dancing SchoolHarvard llulldlmr

2 cth vbetween 41st ami 42d sts

HARVARD ACADEMY111 AND I3S Vf KST H-

ED J FINXEOAV DIKECTORThe leading dandng academy nf nil New York

Attractive spacious popular and al-

ways the best KilcnslvoImprovements have Just Locn completed

greatly enlarging floor spare and Incrcaslnsc-ihn oorofrm nrd innxentpnce ol our pup

Tilde and hnlSniq wnllcs taught

MISS McCABESSchool 115 111 ft 111 AVeM ISth St

3 doors tcst nf etli Av L stationFrlvnte and clanilcunns dally Ilrginners any time

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