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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. YORK. MONDAY. DECEMBER 21. 1903.

SENECAS WON EASILY. The bowling match between the Seneca and VIOLENT ATTACK ON FIRST LEAGUE HOCKEY TO-MORM NIGHT. FULLER STAR JOCKEY Of PAST RACING SEASON. Jefferson Democratic clubs last Saturday night resulted In an easy victory for the former, who captured three straight games by long margins. Scores BOIL ON JANUARY 7.

COLF CHAMPION TRAVIS. 1HST AM K. Jefferson Dem. Club. I Seneca Dem.

Club. a Ac N'am. H. 8. H.

SC. FEEN COUNCIL WOU. Pern Council captured two easy victories In the Royal Arcanum League. Saturday night, the Palm quint breaking even and Osceola losing two. J.

Mullen, of Palm, made the only double century. Score: FIRST GAME. Palm. Fern. Name.

S. 8. B. Bed Name. 8.

8. B. 8c. Lang, jr I 133 Bennett 3 4 4 143 Merkert tit lo, Swan 1(1 191 W. Mullln ..141 li Hunt 441 174 Koenlg 0 6 133 Treacy 1 4 1 161 J.

Mullln UllKetcham ....1 1 111 Total 10 20 SO 731 Total 11 8 14 El SECOND GAME. Palm. I Osceola. ROYAL ARCANUM RECORDS. Secretary Edward Pya haa Issued the following bulletin showing the leaders for the various Individual nrttea In the Royal Arcanum League: AVERAGE.

Name and Council. Games. Ave. Noack. Bedford 10 1M M'Xire.

Port Greens 10 11 Kudd. Gramercy I ln Ml Long Island 14 ins Sparks, brrvoort 1 IN! Hummel. Welcome 14 Baker. Bunhwlrk 1S4 IMi-kson. Long Island 11 15 Meht.

Bunhwlrk 11 13 Potter, Empire State 10 111 andekar. Phlladelphos 11 1" Van Tassel Gilbert 1 ISO LEAST PERCENTAGE Or Perm-! Ill l.2.ll.'rlsvg 4 i Kelly 18 1 1 141 Ik.uKherty 4 1 171, Birmingham. Ill 1-5 lS3itlernienh'aer. 17 1 14 Knnls Ill Smith 12 5 Grover 4 4 2 Parry 1 1 Editor of Golf Paper Questions First Block of Eleven Games at Universal, Second Series at Grand Central. Wanderers and N.

Y. A. C. Will Clash at Manhattan Rink. Rod 135 Winner This Year Out of a Total of 5 82 Mounts.

878 Amateur Standing of Champion. Total 10 21 1 747, Total 12 8 8KOOND GAME. Jefferson Dem. Club. I Seneca Dem.

Club. Name. 8. S. B.

Sc.l Name. S. 8. B. Spalding 0 2 1 Ml Brachhold ..172 Name.

8. 8. B. 8c. Name.

8. 8. B. 8c. Lang, jr i 5 1 Games.

Pet 18 1 Burke 164 Byrnes lis 114 1S4; Stevenson 4 1 1 74 4v Lane I 1 4 134 16 Olunle 4 2 4 1J Merkert 14 4 V. Mullln ..144 Koenlg ill Mullln 6 4 1 Liiaca 1371 Anderson 1 4 3 12irresel 14 6 lo21llueter 2 1 0 18 4 1 1 0 18 Stelnbacher. Lehman Krlete EGELHOFF BEATS VILLIEN. Noark. Bedford Dickson.

Long Inland fordes. Long Inland Potter, Empire xtate Budd, Gramercy Hummel, Welcome 10 11 14 I 14 LOOKS EASY FOK NEW SEVEN. TRAVIS HAS NOTHING TO SAY. EARNINGS NEARLY $50,000. JMI Tornlport I 4 4 150 27 14 798 .120 .144 .150 .150 .130 .157 .434 .425 6191 Total Total 4 17 29 THIRD GAME.

Jefferson Dem. Club. I Senec Dem. Club. Total 11 21 14 837 Total 14 15 21 75 THIRD GAME.

Pern. I Osceola. Name. 8. 8.

B. Sc.l Name. 8. 8. B.

Sc. Bennett ....1 4 1 ll Byrnes 1 4 1 134 II 1 N'ume to. 8. B. tc.

When Shown the Article the Champion PERCENTAGE OP STRIKES. Meht. Buehevlck It Sparks, flrevoort 1 Moore, Fort (ireene 10 Rudd. Oramerey I Noack, Bedford 10 Name. Parry 3 flermenn ser.

i Yorkville Bowler Sought Scalps in Brooklyn Indianapolis Delegates Want Loaded Ball Abolished. Swan 1 3. 133: Stevenson 1 1 I 120 Crescents and Brooklyn Skating Club Meet on Wednesday Make-Up of Teams. Bode Many of the Best Horses of the Tear to Victory in Principal Stakes. .412 .400 Refuses to Discuss the Charges Unless Properly Hade.

Knnls 3 4 3 tS rover 8 4 3 Smith 1 2 7 Kernel 13 4 Hunt 2 3 5 1381 Lane 4 1 4 153 Treacy 1 1 1st' Clunie 0 4 1 124 LKA8T PERCENTAGE OP MISSED SPARER 111 Dougherty 162! An.lernon 1 6 3 106,1 'reeeel 1 8 3 15li Hrachhold ..271 7341 Total 8 30 12 Ketcham I 4 i 1(11 Tornlport 131 Dickson, Long Inland 11 .030 Total IS 20 17 7791 Total 10 11 27 Total 11 19 20 Llns. Bushwlck 13 Noack. Bedford 10 Potter. Empire State 10 .050 .050 The game to-morrow night at the Man hattan rink between the Wanderers and the New York Athletic Club will mark the CHESS CHAMPIONS BEATEN. LETTER FROM UPTON.

Jockey Grover Cleveland Fuller, after a brlet period of rest, returned to the saddle on Saturday, Bignalizing his reappearance by winning the Crescent City Handicap at New Orleans, with S. C. Hildreth's fast opening of the sixth season of the Amateur HIOH SCORE. Ave. Gates.

Iwg Inland 2H7 Lilly, Fort Oreene 25S Moore, Fort Greene 257 Vandekar, Phlladelphos 214 Blue. Pulton 241 Miller, East New York 243 Walter J. Travis, amateur golf champion of the United States, has been attacked several times of late by Chicago writers on the ground that he Is really a professional. Some of these assaults have been reprinted more or less fully In Eastern papers, such as the New York Evening Post of December Mr. Travis, however, has made no answer.

Last Friday, when the Golfers' Magazine of Chi I Hockey League. For the last four Crescent Details of the match between Johnny Voorheis and Johnny Nelson were completed at a late hour Saturday night, but the conditions were Identical with those published In yesterday's Eagle. The first block of eleven games will be played on the Universal alleys on Thursday, January 7, and the second block of ten games at the Grand Central alleys one week later. Dr. H.

Timm will be requested to 3-year-old filly Wltful. Fuller stands at Athletic. Club of this borough has carried Knights Team Scored Heavily in First Sir Thomas Writes to New York Yacht off the championship. In Brooklyn Skating Club won first honors. Match of League Series.

Club About Another Cup Race. the head of the list of winning jockeys this year. The victory on Saturday was the one hundred and thirty-sixth since the beginning of the Eastern season. The withdrawal of players from the "mer cury foot" organization and their affiliation umpire tho games. a iirnrie was In store for the champion Vincent Villien, who will represent 'the MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS.

Long Island Council made a clean sweep in the Royal Arcanum Minor League Saturday night, all the other teams, except Iolanthe, breaking even. Judge of Long Inland made a 240 tally, while Kldd of Atlantic touched 233 and Loses 213. Scores: FIRST SERIES FIRST GAME. Iolanthe. I Long Island.

Puller has had a meteoric career on the turf. A year ago he possessed little or no reputation, and, while he rode with considerable success at New Orleans during the Yorkville alleys of Manhattan in the Greater New York Individual championship, came Secretary George Cormack of the New York Yacht Club received a letter on Saturday last from Sir Thomas Lipton, anent another try by the Irish baronet for America's cup. The communication was recently to Brooklyn last Saturday night with a chip 100-day meeting at the Louisiana track, it with former men of the St. Nicholas Skating Club Into the new Wanderers, has brought about a change in the hockey horizon as it has existed for the past few seasons. Tbe New York Athletic Club has always been tbe chief contender with the Crescents for premier honors.

The "mercury foot" organization will put up a much weaker front this year than before. Unless better men than appeared In on his shoulder anxious to secure a match was not until he came East that his skill Name. a. 8. B.

Sc. Name. 8. S. B.

Sc. Roilgera 0 referred to by Sir Thomas in a speech at the presentation of the silver service Bent over with any of the Brooklyn competitors In the tournament. He was accommodated by Fred 891 Hill 4 11 ISO 129 llohler 1(1 1st IS: Kerry Ill 17J 17: Brooks 2 6 1 155 179 Judge 1 4 0 21 became recognized and hiB services came to be so much in demand that be was enabled to earn a large bonus for riding the horses Of the heat stables -in the East. Egelhoff, the Logan cracg, on the Grand Carey 2 15 Law 14 1 Smith 17 1 2 7 1 by the American public, which reached the hands of the owner of the three Shamrocks Central alleys, with the result that the visi last week. tor was snowed under in three straight scries, best two in three games.

In fact. I 912 Total 9 22 19 7341 Total 15 27 SECOND GAME. team of the Bishops Chess Club In the first match of the Kings and Queens Chess League championship series at the rooms of the Brooklyn Chess Club Saturday night The Knights Chess Club, which presented practically the same players as last season, administered a crushing defeat by the score of 6Vi to IVi. The absence of C. A.

Lawrence, a member of the Bishops redoubtable quartet was responsible for one of the points lost. At the top board A. W. i cently defeated Plllsbury and M'cses in ex hlbition games, succumbed to H. the American cable match team.

-llHam M. de Visser, who voluntarily retired to second Place, to make room for Fox scored the lone victory tor his team, at the expense of H. A. Keeler, the ex-Columbia "pert. At "he three lower boards the Juniors played well at the start but later lack of steadiness told against them.

The Villten succeeded In winning only a single cago was published, It was found to contain a two page signed article by Crafts W. Higgins, the editor, entitled "The Amateur Championship as a Business Asset." In this Travis is roundly assailed on the charge of laying out a golf course In the State of Pennsylvania for a railroad company. The notice of this event, it is declared, was Bent out as a carbon copy on the letter head of the railroad company, which is said to own the land, although it Is ostensibly conducted by a club. Mr. Higgins says in part: "We have to-day a title bolder whose status as an amateur has been questioned many times, and who is continually doing things, that, while perhaps technically within the limits of the law, are In decidedly bad taste.

There were 145 entries for the championship at Nassau. It 1b safe to assume that If any other of the 144 men had won It would have been a more popular victory, although no one denies the skill of Travis as a golfer. The U. S. G.

A. shuts the official eye to offense after offense, splitting hairs and another application of whitewash will not remedy the evil." Mr. Travis had not previously seen the article when It was handed him to-day. When aked If he had anything to say on the matter he answered: "Not a word. If charge ever comes in proper form I All told, the number of his mounts this season is 686.

This does not include his mounts at New Orleans last winter. Out of these 686 mounts he rode 135 winners, was second 89 times, third 65 times and unplaced on 297 occasions. This is certainly a re Park Slope. game out of seven played. He made a good the game against Yale on Saturday night are procured, chances for tbe championship are very poor.

The Wanderers, on the other hand, are strong and look able lo take the snowing, however, considering that It waa the nrst time he had bowled on the alleys. Iolanthe. Nnme. S. S.

B. Smith 2 5 3 Lnw 13 4 Carey 3 16 Modgers 2 1 2 5 3 It was stated at the house of the New York Yacht Club yesterday that the contents of the letter would not be made public at present and probably not until the annual meeting of the club on February 11. It Is thought, however, that the contents deal with the subject of building a challenger under the new rules of rating In force in the club, which call for a boat of a type which the English place formerly occupied by New York. Egelhoff won the first series. 223 to 164.

1'J3 Name. 8. S. B. Sc.

Emerlck 4 0 4 107 Ooetler 3 2 5 149 5 2 1 177 Stone 18 1 174 Dlckerson 2 8 0 184 Total 17 20 13 851 to 200 and 197 to The second went to tho Brooklyn man 193 to 189 and 172 to 155 and tho third by 19G to 163 and 199 to 172. Total 12 15 23 71S On Wednesday night tho first local game of the league season occurs. Brooklyn Skating Club will line up against the champion Crescents. The game to-morrow looks to be an easy one for the Wanderers, unless the New lhe Seneca, Adelphl, Congress and THIRD GAME. nave always been successful In building.

Park Slope. Long Inland. mere win he no cup race next year. It teams are among those already entee lhe Eastern District subtournam" iame. b.

u. bc. 2 will follow Immediately the 153, Hill 3 1551 llohler 3 now looks as If Lipton would try a fourth time for the "Blue Ribbon of the Seas" in 1905, and that the boat would be built under Name. s. s.

B. Emerlck 2 6 2 (loetler 3 4 3 Thoubboron. 2 5 3 Stone 4 5 1 York A. C. springs a surprise at the last moment.

The Crescents ale expected to 6 1 4 3 score: contest now drawing to a 1541 Berry 8 Brooks 2 5 phlon alleys. the new rule. A prominent member of the take the Brooklyn Skating Club Into camp in easy manner. The real contests will Dlckcreon ..172 Judge 4 3 According to tho Western Openings. Forfeited.

Cnro-Kann. Two kts. dtf. Petroff. Vienna.

New York Yacht Club, who keeps In close touch with everything going on pertaining Total 12 27 11 815! Total 15 22 13 843 lhe Indianapolis delegates wli tlonal Congress at Cleveland li Knight C. C. II. 1 II. A.

Keeler W. C. lllxby 4 J. D. Elwell.

1 H. M. Ilarrett 1 O. 1 W. Jones.

1 J. Hauslelter 1 SECOND SERIES-FIRST OAM15. HlHhota C. C. A.

0 W.M. ln Vlener 1 B. C. Helover. C.

A. Lawrence 0 E. L. 0 W. A.

0 C. O. 0 C. P. Motjeley.

0 to the yachting interests gave out this much strong, carrying olive branches yesterday. hands and tomahawks In their noy DoLong. Name. S. 3.

B. 0 7 3 cot come until the week following New Year's Day. On January 6 N. Y. A.

C. and the Brooklyn Skating Club will meet at the local rink. Tho two appear on paper evenly matched and a good game should result. On January 7 the Wanderers and Hockey Club of New York meet. This contest should prove the first really "big one' 'of tho sea- markable record for a boy in what was practically his first season on the turf.

Fuller Near the Ideal Jockey. One advantage that Fuller possessed over the other star riders was the apprentice allowance of five pounds, which, while applying to selling races only, was a manifest advantage and helped to swell the number of his winning mounts materially. Next year he will not be entitled to this allowance, The amount of money that the horses which Fuller rode won for owners reaches to almost half a million dollars. The victories include a number of the most important races of the year. Possessed of a firm seat, good Judgment of pace (unfortunately this last possession only applies while he Is in the saddle) and light hands, he Is a strong hand rider, albeit toward the close of the season he learned to use the whip with force and at the same time with discretion.

Fuller comes nearer reaching the ideal of a jockey than any rider since the days of Tod Sloan. His one fault is his lax habits. As a usual thing, when a jockey dissipates It is champagne that is his favorite beverage. Fuller, however, is more plebeian In Brooklyn. Sc.l Nnme.

5i. 8. B. Sc. 149 Murray 2 3 5 132 177 Fawcett 16 3 lis 181 llrnuurd 3 4 3 1571 Logan 3 6 2 173 ISOlTaber 3 4 3 159 Davis 5 2 3 Iach 4 2 4 Ruy Lopez, g'n gbt.

defi. French. CONEY ISLAND STAKES. will go prepnred to mnke peace It. matter, of an old bone of contention and to wage unceasing warfare a new one that lia arisen within the last few weeks.

Total Hi Total 6V4 W.Kngelhart 2 6 3 LEngelhart. 0 8 2 stand ready to act." Mr. Travis, however, did speak about the imputation earlier made that he used a certain ball in return for the placing of a large contract by the company making It with an advertising agency In which he Is interested. "As a matter of fact," said Mr. Travis, "I had not used the ball specified for a month or more before the contract was made and have not used it since.

Such a charge 1 scandalous, and I believe most Western players are ashamed that it ever crept into The Bishops liad white on the odd numbered Bon. Hooslor bowIcrB have come to the conclu 790 Total 11 24 15 814; Total 12 22 16 n. v. mulch hntween the Kings and For the Crescents this year McKensie will sion that the loaded ball Is not worth fighting. Guaranteed Value of Fixtures for the SECOND GAME.

Rooks clubs will take place Wednesday appear in goal; Drakeley at point and Wall at cover point. On the forward line will be Brooklyn. Name. S. 8.

H. over and win come to terms on that question. Not so on the question of entrants being required to be membere of city assocl-' evening at the same place. June Meeting Amounts to $226,000. Captain Arthur Llfiiton, Sslebler and the two Murray 5 3 2 Captain Arthur Ltitllon, Shleblcr and the two rawcett 3 2 Broun rd 2 2 6 ntions to be eligible to bowl In the National Congress.

Indianapolis bowlers take the stand Atlantic. Sc.j Name. S. S. B.

198 Austin 4 3 8 198; Losce 2 1 2 130 Reeverland .15 4 145, Kldd 6 4 1 168 Barber 1 6 1 839, Total 13 24 13 DOG SAVED FOUR LIVES. nedy and Dobby are not expected to print. SKATER IN PERIL AT BAY SIDE. The estimated value of the stakes to be Logan 16 4 Taber 3 4 1 Total II 11 17 he lineup of the Wanderers will suffer contested for during the June meeting of from the absence of "Tom" Howard, who THIRD GAME. 111 not be eligible to piny until after Jan- the Coney Island Jockey Club next season amounts to the large sum of (226,000.

It is Sea Cliff Family, Nearly Suffocated by uury 12, because of the recent action ruling him off the ice for thirty days on the charge Interesting to note that the value of the his tastes. Beer is his beverage and his Inordinate liking for the distillation of hops resulted in his disappearance from the scene of action on several occasions during the Escaping Coal Gas, Aroused by Faithful Canine. DeLong. Bel Name. 8.

8. B. Sc. Rone 2 6 1 154 213! nvlB 2 6 3 l'4 I50 rh 2 4 4 119 2.13 W.Kngelhart. 3 4 3 1M 143 LEngelhart.

2 8 6 132 of ungentlemanly conduct, which was made Atlantic Name. s. S. B. Austin 4 5 1 Loeee 6 3 1 Reeverland .424 Kld.l 7 2 1 Barber 3 2 5 five stake events for 3year-olds amounts to almost as large a sum as the seven given for Broke Through Ice Where Water Was Very Deep Rescued With Much Difficulty.

season. z-year-oids. cliff L. December 21 William The richest stake of the meeting Is the The most strenuous methods failed to cure Fuller of this fault. It is.

perhaps, an in and proven by the St. Nicholas Kink management. The eventual makeup of the seven will probably be: Hey ward, goal; Car-rutbers, point; Howard, cover point; Captain K. Gordon, Max Hornfcck, Clarke and another man yet to be decided, for forwards. Total 24 14 12 22 Total 11 22 18 748 that such membership is necessary and It will be to back up their Ideas that they will take their tomahawks with them to tho convention.

Tho loaded ball has seen Its day In Indianapolis. Most of the bowlers have given up the lead, and those who still use It only carry enough to make up for the loss of natural weight by boring out the finger holes. They do not regard this as necessary to their success, but simply use It because their bnlls are already loaded. Not ono of them, however, believe that the small amount of lead now allowed cuts much figure in the work of the men on the alleys. While they are Inclined to laugh at what they call the hair splitting tactics of tha New York howlers, they are for harmony In the bowling family and will surrender tho few ounces of lead tor the sake of peace.

The question of entrants to the National Lawrence Realization, for 3-year-olds, which has an estimated value of $28,000. The rich Bay Side, L. December 21 John est of the 2-year-old events Is the Great herited taste and if so he is not so much to blame. It is Impossible to give the amount of money earned by Fuller during the past season with any degree of exactness, but it Walters, 16 old, of this village had a narrow ERASMUS HALL CHAMPIONS. Hockey Club is also looking around for a Trial, which will have a guaranteed value of Dickson, a local trolley conductor, his wife and two small brothers, were almost suffocated by coal gas on Friday night.

Mr. Dickson, In the ubsence of his mother, was slaying at her houBe. On Friday night, before retiring he filled the parlor stove, a ir and rnimlatod the draushts. barly escape from drowning while skating on fast forward. At present those who are euro of their positions are: Ellison, goal; Mc- Oakland Lake Saturday afternoon.

In mak The Suburban, which is also a guaranteed stake, will be worth $20,000, and is the most valuable of the 3-year-old and upward events. must have been close to $50,000. Earned Close to $50,000 This Tear, Kenzle, point; Newberry, cover point; Captain Russell, "Benny" Phillips and De Casan ing an effort to rescue him John S. Turton one of the best known society men of Flush This sum Includes the amount paid for ova, forwards. Hazelton, Bryan and Hunt Following is a list of the stakes and their Foot Ball Supremacy Awarded to Flat bush Institution by the L.

I. I. A. L. first call on his services by Frank Farrell, value: In the morning ho was awnkened by the actions of the family dog, which had come Into tho room and Jumped on his bed, clawing n.

Ihn envopa lint II he awakened the occu ing, a member of Oakland Oolf Club and one of the most daring riders of the Bay Fort TWO TEAR OLDS Side Hunt Club, almost lost his life. The Great Trial $25,000 The Doublo Event 20,001) The Foam 6I0 for second call by E. R. Thomas and other owners who had him under contract during different portions of the season, the regular riding fee of $25 for winning and J10 for losing mounts and the bonuses and presents Congress bolng members of city associations pants. As soon as Mr.

Dickson got up he fell to the floor and was several minutes be-a will not be passed over so lightly. The delegates of the Long iBland Inter The Surf 6,000 The Zephyr 5,003 The Spring 5.000 fore he could get lo tne winuow ana ibi fresh air In. Both his wife and the two A gay party of skaters, including many young society people from Flushing and many boys anl girls from Bay Side and Little Neck, had gathered on the lake, the greater part of which offered excellent skat he received in addition. LONG ISLAND BREVITIES. The Vernal 5,000 boys, who were in an adjoining room, were scholastic Athletic League on Saturday met at a special, meeting to decide on the awarding of the foot ball championship.

When the regular monthly meeting was held the ington are possibilities. There are rumors that tho New York Athletic Club may secure the services of two Canadians Of merit. At present the' lineup looks like this: O'Donnell or Smith, goal; Hunt, point; Captain "Jim" Fenwlck, cover point; Wills, Harmon, Ous Hornfeck. and Coollgan, forwards. Brooklyn Skating Club expects to make a much stronger showing than last year.

The probable lineup for the first game Js: Will-lams, goal; C. Smith, point; Captain Jennl-son, cover point; Henderson, Bray and Far-rell, former Canadians, and Johnson, on the forward line. There are also a former Yalo man and an old Harvard player In the squad. Archie Zimmer, who discovered Fuller and still has him under contract, came in for a certain percentage of the winnings, and this and expenses in all likelihood brought down the earnings to $35,000. Ahnut mldnlitht Sat unlay, rant hound tro1ly ing.

There was one portion, however, almost unconscious from tne turn ui me gas. The children, when aroused, soon got over the effecls. but both Mr. and Mrs. Dickson were 111 all day and are not yet quite re oar No.

Ut of tho llrnoklyn Rnnld Trant-lt Com- Total 172,000 FOR THREE TEAR OLDS. The Lawrence Realisation 128 000 The Tidal 20.000 The Mermaid 7.000 matter of the championship was left to a where the Ice was very thin. Walters ven Iflny strut'k a wHit'm own, aiul drlvrn by tured out too far and suddenly broke through Quite a large amount of this has been in1 stored to their normal condition. The fault Fnink IVtty, 3k Miirlon ntret, Brooklyn, Rt Rinnan. nlaoH ni Kulton street.

Jamftha. and committee from each school. The vote resulted In favor of Erasmus Hall, by 6 to 5. The Swift 6.000 vested for Fuller, so, considering that it laid on a back draught caused by the wind In water 14 feet deep. sI'Khtly damiiKI the whr le.

The driver etv wag his first year on the turf, he did jvell without Bprloua Injury. Mr. Turton was skating at the far end of financially, as well as artistically. blowing dewn the chimney. But for the action of tho dog the whole family might have suffocated.

Mtfhacl VlKllottl. 36 years, an Italian Latin School was not represented and, therefore, did not vote. Humors to the effect that athletic rela tlons between Boys High School and Eras the lake. He at once started to assist the aaloon ket'iH'r at Hrenton avnu and Willow ntnt. Jamaica, was arrnted.

by De- struggling boy. He was skating with all It is not at all likely, although it is within the range of possibility, that next season The SplndrKt 6,000 Total 167.000 FOR THREE TEAR OLDS AND UPWARD. The Suburban 120.000 The Commonwealth 18.000 The Arlvance 15.000 The June Handicaps I5.ono mils will be discontinued have been declared A. Y. C.

RATING RULE. ne will do as well. Fuller has shown his might when one of his skates Drone through and he was dashed headlong on tho ice. A gash was cut in bis torchesd that tendency of late to take on weight, that TOWN BOARD NONPLUSSED. false by representatives of both Institutions.

Boys High School, under no circumstances, could have claimed the championship. elooo 1 -rne Kquauty The Thistle great ban of the jockey, and It Is not likely that he will be able to ride at under 110 pcundB. Losing the apprentice allowance 4,000 The misunderstanding regarding the foot ball honors will probably have the effect of making next year's struggle all the more will also hamper him in securing mounts, required eight stitches to close. His faeo was cut in a number of places by the Bharp ice. When Turton fell he lay stunned for a moment.

Some of the people rushed to help him, but he told them to go to tbe help of Ordered to Have Canal Dug Across but this 1b offset by Improvement In skill Change in Classification From That Originally Proposed Will Be Considered To-night. Total 178,000 STEEPLECHASES. The Beacon 15.000 The Independence interesting, with little chance of Ineligible South Beach, but Cannot Find a Contractor. parties playing. and experience and the reputation gained by victories on Blackstock, in the Excelsior Handicap at Jamaica, in the Suburban on t-euvn i rafl nnrl McAuloy, rharppd with hav-Inx hln )lart of huftlhctui nptm and doing bul-tn-tui on Hunrtay.

Th d'tvtlvps claim that they I'Mtcrnl the rear door Into a room adjoining tho Imr room, where four men and a woman fiat drinking. When arrentfd, VIrIMU nald hw wan nelllng (linger ale. The office rn could not day what wan being drunk, as they did not aampln It. Ollhert H. Van Mater, aged 4R yearn, repldlnic on Irani fit reel, Jamaica, In attempting to hoard a trolley rr at Pulton street and Clinton avenue, Jamaica, yesterday, slipped and Ml to the anphalt pavement, and severely cut th bark of his head.

Mr. Mitchell, of St. Mary'a llonpltal, wax summoned, who attended the Injured man, and he left for home. About 5 o'clock Bunday afternoon Ertwrt Kn-tchner. Bffd 4S years, a German sailor, address unknown, was taken nick on board of tha schooner Krank Learning, at the foot of Orand street, Newtown Creek, Maspeth.

Medical aid was suuiinotifd, ami lr. Weber, of the German Hospital, responded, who attended him and had him removed to the hospital. Ho pronounced htm suffering from alcoholic aastritia. Africander, the Futurity on Hamburg Belle STOCK EXCHANGE RECORDS. the Flatbush Junior Champion and Grand Amltvvillo.

L. December 21 At the Estimated value. The team and Individual records in the New A change has been made In classification In the proposed amendments of the Atlantic Yacht Club racing rules which will be considered by the Sea Gate organization at a semimonthly mooting of the Babylon Town York Stock Exchange League tollow Union Hotel Stakes on Highball, the Annual Champion on Igniter, on McChesney In the Twin City Handicap and First and Second Dodge gt co Arthur 8. Lcland 4 Co Specials and for other noted horses in nota Pont Flagg R. U.

Thomas A Oo meeting to be hold this evening at the New York Club, Thirty-fifth street and Fifth ave-: nue, Manhattan. This should enhance the Ladenhurg, Thalmann at to ble events. Leading English Jockeys. Board held hero on Friday, It was officially reported that although bids for the dredging of a canal from tho bay to tbe ocean at Deep Water Place had been advertised for In four towu newspapers, none have yet been received. Th town officers do not know how the wish BOYS OF P.

S. NO. 90 WILL COMPETE The boys of the upper grammar grades In Public Scbood No. 90, Church avenue, Flat-bush, have displayed great Interest In the coming events of the Public School Athletic League on December 26. Three entries have Jurrle Bros rule In the eyes of local Corinthian' The The leading Jockeys In point of winning Moore A Sc-hlay -ohen.

OretMie Co mounts on the English turf during the sea classifications at first proposed, which ap Mulntyre Marshall Stewart. Burr Co son that began in March and ended the last week In November, which is the duration of the people to have the canal dug can be pbcyed, as no contractor seems willing to do Hudson 8t Co 'harles Head Co I I the work for tne sum at tne uisposui oi iuo B. Barhe Co the boy. Then he himself got up and wltn the blood streaming from his wound he went to the imperiled lad and directed the work of rescue. The boy was rescued by Turton and several others lying on the Ice and pushing a board out to him.

When the boy was taken from the water Dr. Story was sent for and he dressed Turton's wounds. Afterward Turton went to the dinner at the Crocheron House, which was given by his hunt club to the farmers of Bay Side, FARMERS ENTERTAINED. Bayslde, L. I December 21 The members of the Bayslde Hunt Club gave a dinner at the Crocheron House Saturday night to the farmers In this vicinity over whose property the members have hunted during the past season.

The affair was attended by about fifty farmers and about an equal number of tho members of the club. The dinner was an elaborate one. The farmers were toasted by W. K. Potter, who Is the retiring president of the club; Charles M.

Gould, the new president; Clarence M. Kobblns, master of hounds, and Henry Bell, whlpper. Responses were made by James Allen, president of the Farmers Association, William H. Weeks and John C. Baker.

The best of fellowship prevailed for the board, tfuO. 1'robnt, Wetllar ft Co Vermllyo ft Co L. Mannon ft Co been made for the fifty yard run namely, William Smith and Joseph Donnelly, members of the graduating class, and Harry Dixon of the eighth class. Dr. Ounnlson, principal of Erasmus Hall High School, has allowed the boy to train on the Erasmus athletic field, and, under the direction of Principal Huntley of No.

90, the boys are doing their best to make a good showing for their school. Strong, Hturgl" Co 1 1 QUEENS MORTALITY. Dom nick ft iKinumcK peered In the Eagle of yesterday, SCHOONERS. Clann A Ml over 5 feet. ClMnn It river 85 feet, not over 95 feet.

Clann over feet, not over 85 feel. Clann Over 58 feet, not over 65 feet. Class Fifty-eight feet or lens. HLOOI'H AND YAWLS. Clann All over 85 feet.

Clann O-Over 80 feet, not over 05 feet. Clans II Over 68 feet, not over 80 feet. Clann over 58 feel, not over SM feat. Clann Kover 47 feet, not over 58 feet. Clans I.

Over 39 feet, not over 47 feet. Clann Over 32 feet, not over 39 feet. Clann Over 26 feet, not over 82 feel. Clitnn I tlver 21 feet, not over 24 feet. Y.

M. C. A. MEMBERSHIP CONTEST. Jamaica, L.

December 21 The Long IBland Railroad branch of the Young Mn'i ChriHtlan Association at Jamaica, announces that the membership contostt now In progress will cIoho on February 6. Three priM will be awarded tho members brloglng In the greater number of new members, a brass anvil, a gold badge and an unknown prise called "a pig In a bag." Special exercises aro being arranged (or on the day tha. con 111 0 846 9 1 801 9 1 830 i I 826 6 2 9i9 6 2 808 7 3 8S3 10 4 919 1 I 86 4 4 8.13 4 4 hZ7 6 796 1 772 4 8 846 4 1 808 3 5 855 1 i 84 7 8.14 3 7 812 1-7 798 1 7 7W) 8 7 724 1 700 1 I 708 0 1 721 QES. Avi. 112 Co 179 177 176 175 173 173 Co 172 172 am 172 Co 172 Jamaica.

December 21 During the Van Schalck ft Co 1 J. H. Jaouuelln ft Co past week there were recorded In the Health Harris. Gaten ft Co Ilartli tt. Kruiler ft Carrlngton Department of Queens Borough 61 aeatns, si Wanierman limn i.

U. Chapln ft Co blrtha and 17 marriages. Of the deaths, 16 i i ho First Ward. 8 In the Second, 7 In of the flat racing season In England, was Otto Madden, who out of a total of 810 mounts won 164 victories. W.

Lane Is second on the list, with 149 wins out of 741 mounts. Thus Lane's percentage is the best, he having ridden sixty-nine less horses, while hlB record of wlnB Is but five less than Madden. The latter rider in the past six years has ridden no less than 671 winners. Madden did not ride at all last year, as he was under suspension. Danny Maher stands seventh en the list ia point of winning mounts, with a record of 66 victories out of 2yS mounts.

He stands third on the list as regards percentage. Lucien Lyne. with 45 wins out of 290 mounts, is fourteenth on the winning Jockey list, but on the percentage basin he Is fifth. "8keets" Martin, with 61 wins out of 481 mounts, while tenth In the winning rank, drops to fifteenth In the winning percentage the Third, 19 In the Fourtn and I in too Kitni and team. Clann Over 18 feet, not over 21 feet.

Class It Eighteen feet or less. Fifth. Four of tne aeatns ioo piace in institutions. 6 were coroners cases, 3 were Roberts, Arthur H. Leland A Hacken, Thalmann ft Cnrey.

Clark. Dodga ft Co W. Miller, Mclntyre ft Marshall test closes, which will also celebrate tne first anniversary of the branch. Is expected that H. Baldwin, will make an address and present the prizes.

A musical programme will also be one of the feat- Tho revised classification to be acted upor BOATS CAUGHT IN MOVING ICE. Northport, L. December 21 The storm of yesterday broke up the Ice In the harbor. In the afternoon when the tide was running out and the Ice began to move, it carried with It several boats. To prevent them being carried ashore a steamer put out to them and rescued the boats from the floating Ice.

caused by accident, 18 were children under a years of age, 8 died between 60 and 70. and 7 over 70 years. The record Is as follows: l-lvnn It II. Thomas ft Co Orady. Probst.

Wetllar ft Co Ilugert. c. I. Hudson co Antnrla-Ma M. Itoes.

40 years; carl r. urani. (4 yearn. It. Doheckl.

currle Bros. Hackley. Elllngwood ft club has been considerate of the kindness shown by the farmers and wherever any damage has been done It has been promptly Arrangements have been made to begin I "THE NAME A GUARANTEES THE GRADE" I corona Anionio College F'llnl-K'ly Kooney. 91 yearn. Chester rark-Henry Bcharnowltxnky, 69 years.

Kvergreen- Mrl'lget Hwanm.n, 47 years. Flushing--James II. llraham, 1 year; Margaret score Mcl'srtland, Probst, High Individual to-day to harvest Ice for next summer. On the cove at Crad Meadow Saturday tbe ice repaired. Welilar ft 235.

The club will give a ball during tbe season was eight Inches thick. Tbe storm of yes to-night reads: BCHOONE1I8. Clans A-All over 0 feet. Clann Over 75 feet, not over 90 feet, Clann Over 63 feet, not over 75 feel. Clans Over 54 feet, not over 63 feet.

Clans Fifty-four feet or lens. SLOOPS AND YAWLS. Clann F-AII over 90 feet. Clnne (I Over 78 feet, not over 90 feet. Clann Over 67 feet, not over 78 feet.

Clann Over 57 feet, not over 67 feet. Clans Over 48 feet, not over 47 feet. Clans ly Over 4" feet, not over 48 feet. Clann M-Over 33 feet, not over 40 feel. Clans Over 27 feet, not over 33 feet.

Class Over 22 feet, not over 27 feet. Clann Over 18 feet, not over 22 feet. Clans Eighteen feet or less. Bobcrlnnn. 1 year; Frederick 'irommeii.

years; Frank K. Peters. 21 yearn. terday, however, has postponed work along at the League building In Flushing and the farmers are to be the guests of the club on this line. rar IVK'SHwny vt iinuiii i Jamaica Ailam Hup.

1 day; Anna (llayde. 17 this occasion. BOWLING GAMES TO-NIGHT. Metropolitan championship Sylvan vs. Palacs.

Royal Arcanum Minor league Fort Oreene, years; Oenrge oaltings. yearn, nemo Allen 71 yearn; Chenler Firth. 8 nmnthn: Helen Clerke. 7 hours; John 1. Rider, 85 years; William F.

Robinson, 76 years. tn Inland Cllv Ralnh V. Jewett. 4 years; ADELPHI BEAT PRATT Vlgllantla and Bunhwlck Coum-tln on alley No. Atlantic, Long Inland and Morning Star Councils on alley No.

2. MOTOR BOATS column. Maher did not fare as well during the season Just closed as he did In 1901, when he rode 94 winners, or last year, when his win-nlng mounts amounted to 106. This drop, however, was not owing to falling off In riding skill on the part of Maher, but was due to the automobile accident, which resulted in Maher being so badly Injured that he was out of the saddle for a long period. Maher rode Rock -Sand to victory In the principal classic of the year, the Derby, and piloted the same colt home In front In the St.

Lexer. Mornlngton Cannon, who, half a doicn years ago, was the premier Jockey of the English turf, rode but 53 winners last year, but, as his mounts numbered but Sin, his record Is far from a bad ono. This rider has dropped off In record of wins since 1898, when he scored a total of 140 victories. Royal Arcanum League I'nnaneipnos, urevoorf. Fraternity and Kranklln Councils.

Charles H. 1'fennlnger. 1 year; Daniel MeCulluugh, 18 years; Ailam Kngel, 50 years; Kale Dillon. 37 The band ball 'team of Adelphl Academy defeated the Pratt High School team on the Adelphl court on Saturday. Each team was represented by three players, and the match South Brooklyn ttoyai Arcanum League Acme, Long Inland.

Berkeley No. 1. QUEENS SURROGATE'S COURT. yearn; Airren Maiangono, year; ria-ne ronly, 39 years: Patrick Hayen, 45 yearn; Maurice Lynch, 63 yearn; Surah Lynch. 1 year: Itohert Jordan.

3 months; Josephine Brnnskv, 58 yearn; John McF.lpenney, 1 year; Anna Akens. 64 years. Consolidated BUICK r.ncnange league j. A. Dunn ft Floyd, Crawford ft C.

W. Stun. R. C. ASSOCIATION ELECTION.

The National Century Road Club Association held its annual election of officers last week. Those elected to office are as follows: National C. P. 8taubach, president; first vice president, D. M.

Adee; second vice president, H. 8. Judd: secretary, J. M. Ferry; treasurer, D.

II. Lodge. Eastern District Centarlan, John Castles; secretary and treasurer, H. H. Thyer; directors, K.

A. Van Dyke, J. T. Wall, D. V.

Hardenhurgh, J. Gull, W. H. Latham. All are prominent cyclists and are hard workers for the Interests of the wheel.

1 to 90 reel. I.amirhrs, Mrvn to l.HK. Cabin Hoati, S.t.IMM) lo Larss stork at -Ity shops. khoiiki 8 to KM H. I.

Samples ml ofllae (jet nur i-ntaiogn. THR I.OZIKK MOTOR 1 Uroadwav, V. Tel. liM Broad. sell ft Co.

Jamaica, L. December 21 During the past week the following business was trans Ben Frsnklin League uartieti a unerouny. was for the best five out of nine games, The result of the match was as follows: Woodward (A. defeated Wallace (P. H.

Little Neck Charles w. I'enny, ne yearn. Nenke. 18 years; Sylves Itursovne. acted by Surrogata Daniel Noblo of Queens tlreater new tors invincioie, ruin Avenue ter W.

Blnger. 2 months. Palace, Cortelyou. County: Chase (P. H.

1.) defeated DemaraK (A. Morris Park muss J. Tower, so yearn. Nwtown Jacob Htelnlander. 66 years.

Onone I'srk Annie W. Hlnch. 81 years: Mary 1-nlversal -nryani vs. i oiumnun. Eastern Dlilrlct Adelphl, I'erry, Congress, Wills proved Emma Caff cry, Agatha Ooos u-i.

Marble (P. H. 8.) defeated ratlin (A. 11-1. Theodore Rogers, Harriet M.

Plain, Theodore Forsythe, 87 years; George A. Itothfrlll. 6 yearn. Illchmond Hlll-Wllllam Kng.l. II years; Charles Peterson, 43 years; Marshal Kane, 21 yearn.

Demarest tA. detcalca Wallace If. n. 1 II GUIDE SHOT BY HUNTER. C.

Benshauseu. Decree granted In account' Ing estates of John Lovett, Frank T. Stlm Wodoward (A. defeated Chase IP. H.

8.1, COLUMBIA WINTER GAMES. O. M. Bishop and B. Hertberg, graduate mel.

Order Issued consolidating actions In Blflgewood Leo oliheimer, 4 days; Ueorge M. Stephens, 4 months. 1'nlon Course Agnes M. Nicholson, 1 years. Whltettone Francs L.

Buncher. 10 yesrs. Woodhaven chenler c. Krammsr. 1 year; Rose Bsrvonkl, 1 months.

Woodslde-Wllllam Llnka, 16 year. Jl-1. Catlln (A. defeated Wallace IP. H.

21-10. Marble (P. H. 8.) defeated Ilemarest (A. A 11-18.

Catlln (A. defeated Chine (P. II. 31-1. manager and trainer respectively, of the Columbia College track team, called on Bbel- MYSTERIES WON.

Clen Cove, L. December 21 Tbe St. Luke'a A. A. C.

basket ball team came here, on Saturday nlgbt, and met the Mysteries, Accident Occurred Saturday on Wyan-danch Club's Preserves at Smithtown. 8mlthtown, December 21 Benjamin matter of estate of Henry Rose, upon filing of account; order granted dismissing proceedings In matter of estate of Robert Chaf fer. Tyler, employed by the Wyandanrh Club, was acting as guide to a guest of the club on Saturday afternoon, when the gucal's gun was losing to that team, though making a gallant fight for victory. The Mysteries were In fine Letters testamentary To Louise Fadden ton Parks, manager, and Mike Murphy, trainer of Ibe Yale A. A.

yesterdsy and received assurances that a large squad would be sent to the Columbia College relay carnival at Madison Square Garden on January 30, and that they would enter several teams By winning these games Adelphl Academy secured enough points to win the trophy. The scoring was done on the bssls of 2 points for a class victory and 10 points for a school victory. Adelphl won six class series and on estate of John Jacobs, late of Long Island accidentally discharged and Tyler received a form, winning by a score of ID to 18. The Mysteries go to Far Kockaway next Saturday City; Alexander Baxter, on estate of Jumes '1 "V'J- ren.n; Vnd on January 1 to Baxter, lato of Elmhurst; John Sutphln on estate of Thomss Carman, lute of Jamaica; George B. Sanford, on estate of Samuel scored 18 points.

Pratt won two class series and scored points. Adelphl scored 10 points tha Tylr alight In advance of a lo P1' wlcome Halls. On January 2 companion snd w.Vbo'ut to out I Olen In the school series and so won tbe Iropby by Sanfonl. late of Flushing. play the Mysteries at Cove.

fashioned rail fence, and his weight cauned Letters of sdmlnltratlnn To Cornelia 28 paints to 1 points. Tha final games of the series will be played on the Pratt courts Rcrkhoff of Evergreen, on estate of Adam on January HerkbofT: Sophia I). Suiter, or Middle VII the rail to break. When this happened the other msn accidentally dropped his gun and It was discharged. Dr.

George II. Donahue of Northport Is attending the Injured man. EAGLE LIBRARY, fio. 84. PRICE, 29 CENTS.

IS DEVOTED TO GAME LAWS, Description of Hunting Grounds, How to Get to Them And the Cost of Trips. SPORTING CLUBS, ETC. IT 13 ENTITLED American Sportsman. lago, on estate of J. Fred Sutler; Leonard Ruff of Maspeth, on estate of Margaret Hag-gertv: Frank Schaller nf Wooilhaven, on ICE OUT OF SOUTH BAY.

estate of Anns Schaller; Teresa Friedman of SUNDAY BLAZE AT HEMPSTEAD, i Hempsteail, L. DecemtK-r 21 Shortly I after soma tho village firemen bad re- turned bum from cburrb servlcs yesterday 1 tniirnlnif and wer enjoylns; tbelr Sunday dinner they aero called out In the pouring rain by sn alarm at the corner of Main and Front streets, where a firs bad started In the cellar of the brick butldlnc owned by Hubert H. ''nwell snd occupied psrtly by I him as a arocery. The cellar was used for storing Block, which, with the bulldln, was dsmaited to the extent of about 1200. The Are started, It was (Uncovered, through a defective electric light wire running Into the building, and caused considerable excite, ment while It lasted.

The flames wero con- fined to tho cellar by tho firemen. I Mnrkneiiklrcheu, Germany, sold In tho Vnlted mates last year 1137,000 worth of violins, IW.uftO of bows, 160,000 of strings, and 1132,000 of accordions an droncertlnss. All the raw material for these articles Is Imported: the stock for strings all conies Rnsedale. on estate of Genlfeve Harbst In tha relay races. From New Haven Messrs.

Bishop and Hertberg went to Cambridge and were promised the entries of the Harvard athlete by Payson Dana, manager, and John Graham trainer. Harvard will also be represented lu tbe relay races by strong teams. Amherst will send on her crack relay team, which holds the Indoor record, msde at the Boston, A. A. games last winter.

Next week Messrs. Bishop and Hertberg will Journey to Philadelphia and Princeton In an endeavor to secure the entries of the V. of P. and Princeton teams. SAGAMORES WIN.

Oyster Bay, L. December 21 The Sagamores of this place came off victorious Saturday night In the tussle with the Mohawks Josephine Mast nf Msspetb, on estate of Henry Mat; Bessie i ynsn or Long Inland Freeport, L. December 21 Tbe rise In temperature and heavy downpour of rain yesterdsy broke up tha Ice In tbe Great South Bay, which blocked navigation and Interfered with the oyster Industry for gov-eral days last week, As a result of tha Ice disappearing the Daymen are Jubilant and SEA CLIFFS BEATEN. Sea Cliff. L.

December 21 The Sea Cliff basket bsll team wa beaten by the Malta-wans of New York on Saturday evening her by a score of 15 to 25. The defest was the first the Sea Cliffs have met this season. Van Nostrand, one of the team's men, has retired from the team, and fllmonson, one of the best players, was knocked out early In the game. On Christmas Day the team Is to play the crack Atlantic! of Rockaway Beach. MORICHES Y.

C. MEETING. Tha regular meeting of the Moriches Yacht Club will be held at 41H Wast Forty-third street, Manhattan, so the evening of Tuesday, December i. City, on estato or catnorine i ynsn. HOUSE DEMOLISHED BY GALE.

STAYS LIMIT WITH TERRY. Philadelphia, December 21 nilly Willis of this city stayed tbe limit In a six round bout with Terry McOovern on Saturday night at the National Athletic Club. McOovern outfought his opponent In every round, but his blows lacked the force and power which formerly chsrarteHzed his swings and Jans. In the second round he floored Willis with a right swing to the Jaw and the local man took the count. Willis made a better showing In tha laat three rounds.

McUevera was nabls to finish him. the work of taking up oysters for market was resumed extenalvolv this morning. Rockaway Beach, L. December 21 Th wind storm of last night blew down the new East Moriches, L. December 21 The dwelling being built on Tenth avenue, nea storm has broken up the Ice on East Bay, making crossing with hosts again possible.

the surf, at Horkawsy Park. The bulldln was owned by Gilbert Young of Manhatta of Flushing. The score was 21 to 20. It wan a very fast game, but prettily played. The Mohawks scored three baskets before tbe Tbe life severs report a high sea and very heavy surf, but no disasters to shipping In and the contractor was C.

Johnson of thl from Russia. olace. The bouse was partly Inclosed. Ssgamorea made point. tbl section..