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VERDICT AGAINST A UNION

ENGLISH RAILWAY GETS DAM-AGES BECAVSE OF A STRIKE

Jud n Declare the fnlon Utility of Inlawful Coniplrary to Injure thn Plaintiffs DutlnMi Ttmn to Fix the Hr-ipoiulblllty In ttre lie Max

Spfrtal cable llHfalck lo TOil SfKLONDON Dec ID Tito suit of the Tall

Valc Railway Company n nlnnl the Amalga-mated Society of Hallway ServantB fur27000 damages l cauAn of ullegod con-spiracy In bringing about a htrlko on

In August looo watt dcciduci todaywas rendered In favor of the

railway companySir Alfred WilUtlio Justice who riimmcd

up tho case In thin ofthe High Court of added that Itwas tlmo for a man orcupylng positionlie did to havo the couiHgo to exprehM IMopinions In rnferenco t them iH rpetualattempts to linffle out of leKponxiliilltyTho ovldenro lustlon i l was nb o-

liltoly that tim action ofAmalgamateil Society of Hallway ServantHwas what tlio unlawful conoplmcy lo molt anil Injiiro tin plaintiff Intheir IniKliiPMrt by unlawful

Wills In Kiitninln up criticisedthe Mibtli Intrlcaelfn of tho defiMidantV-rnso in tlm H r timl xhtiniinK of cards mid

continual production lifter mannerof nn eixri n d conjuror of tho carol ofnorroxpoiixibillty which was contrary tocommon LOW common MMIXO and everythingHMHe

rexervcd decision on the question of therimuiitit of to IK awarded Htulitig-iirgiiinentM at tlio next of thu court

Kurils niKonr or insrnorinDefinite ltetilt Iroin Ircncli ipcrlli-

ientN In Hot lite Tiilicrculotpttlti raw llrtplHh la TUB Sfx-

PAIUS Doc 10 Dr lUirrel thief ofllccr-of Iho Inlviratory of the 1axteur Iiistitutt1-lias lnNiied a report on ox orimoiHt ofDr larnault a French physician whoinoculated lilniKilf with matter from aconsumptive cow to dlcprovo theory-of Pro Koch that hovino tiilHTciiliiiricannot IHJ communltcaled to a humanbeing

Tho states that after a mInutecxHtnliiation of tho result of thomcntH which cxtonditd front July 15 toNov IB Dr Born It Imposnlhlo todraw any dollnlto conclusion Apparentlyhowpvor a milan Inoculntod with n tul er-

illo is fragment front a cow becomesaffected with tulMrculoilf only at thepoint of inoculation

It is Impossible to say what beeamo of-tlm microbes with which Dr iarnnultInoculated hlniMilf whether they oilsappoared or adapted themselves to a newllfo in his tissues It Is noteworthy how-ever that sonic on Nov I

front the same source as tiwdwere applied to a guinea pig antI provedactive and virulent-

Dr Dorrel remarks that oiperlnientHregarding tuberculosis require much time

GERMAN WARSHIPS PLIGHTVie Wlttfliback Still Aground tar Halt

kov Odde nrftiird Danish lilSpecial cattle Deipalth to THK PCN

COPENHAGEN Dec Germanwarship Wlttelsbach which grounded nearHalskov Odde Zealand on Tu sdny PeatU atlll last Lighters have arrived fromKiel to nsdlst In lightening her

Her Captain has refused Danish helpbecause It U ted here Emperor Wil

has prohibited the acceptance of foraid in all cases of mishaps to VOSM U

of tho Imperial Navy ho preferring rather-to risk tho loss of the

The difficulty of getting the WltteUbaohafloat has been Increased by a gale whichin yet blowing It in stated that her hullIs badly holed It will ho a long time be-fore the gets clear and it Is doubted by

seafaring men that she will ever

Tho accident Is attributed to the Ig-

norance of tho German officers but therei probably some animus in local criticisms-as German warships hon lately hauntedthe Danish coasts in a manner that isdo

be contrary to international law

OUR FLEET AT MAMLA

Important Mancimrc to Begin AflrrChrlilniaA-

pectal CMt Uopitch lo Ton SCNMAMU Doc lOHear Admiral Evans

who has been in Chinese waiors will arrivehero on Cliristmas eve and anchor lilafleet in front of Manila Thu sailors wiltget liberal ttlioro leave

Thu Admiral will Kail for Sublg on Doc J6-

wL n the most important American maniru-vres over attempted In th Orient will lioglnThe problems Inchulo Iho fortIficatIon of nbase on the west of thn island ofLuzon by on attacking tied landingof marine and sailors tlio unloading ofheavy guns the of thw Hamashore with full siipplio of ammunition

Hrssftv orici TO ruvC-Vnr DrtlroiM of llatlrm Direct llrlatlnn-

Mlth AfclinnlMnn-Apttlal Cable tieifiateri lo THK stv-

losrxiv I tee 10 An ffi

tlon hi ben received from thin KtiHiim-rorcign ifflo which htates that Hussiaxrelations with IVrsia ore continually improvVu-

nuf lii Ions tint nddremed a request of anyort to Great in regard to Afghanlh-tnii She has hlmply notified Kutland oftier decision that It Is deslrablo that KitMiinshould enter Into direct relations with Af

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Cuban Senate lias Commrrclal Treatyspecial cattle Dnpaleh lo THE Stx-

HAVJINA Dec 10 Tlio commercial treatylately concluded with tIm United Stateswas sent to the Senato today It will bo-r ad at a public wsdion tomorrow Ac-companying tho treaty was a messagEfrom President Palma In which IIP urgedthe Sonata to gIve Its attention to the convention as an possible

Clyde Shipbuilding Outlook NotSptcM Cattle Deipalth Fill SUN

LONDON Doc IB Official returns pub-lished today in regard to shipbuilding onthe Clydo In the year 1B02 show that 300vessels were launched Tho aggregatetonnage was 507000 The prospects fornext year are regarded as far from good

Earthquake Victims Now Reported to Ur1000

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spatch from Ashkabad says nearly a thousandperson wore killed by tho earthquake nearAndljMi Department of Ferghana In AMatlo

NIne Hurt In Kxplonlon-SpKlal CaW lo THE SUN

PARIS Doc J9 Thcro was an explosionof acetylene gaa In a laundry on tho Ruede la Reunion this afternoon Nine perooa Injured two of them

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One table stcxxl empty In tho menn diningroom of tho hyphenated hotel tho otherevening btmve reftlxttl-to It to an applicant who staredhoj olessly aUxil crowilisl rtHitii Thowaiter lnxlxti that It wiut cnKrced ThinrcpuUed thin hito urrival driftnl aimlexInto tho corridor Ho hind scarcely disap-peared when a cerond applicant enteredtho restaurant Ho met u dif-ferent He was known to theheadwalter who valued tho ac-quaintance Ho was Immediately Invitedto empty table und moved direc-tion an ho remarked that howas expecting a friend to with himHo watod than manwho had In vain iought a a Cow niln-UUH b foro came hack into the room Hosaw lii friend who hnplKntd to the

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Vrwlnnd said one nlrnuly-seated Ive gotten this table

S i I MH aiiswon d theoilier Apparonlly Its a much UtlorI-hiiiK In to l President ofthe 1 H T f titan of thou M T f

A mlddlenKexI man stood yoslonlay In aFifth avonuo jewelry store staring In jarplexlty at threo objects that lay In frontof him On tint other rddo of tho clothcwered counter which themstood one of thou memlMrsof tho tint Ills

reflected the of the patronsns ho held up boxes tolight and their contents inter-tsUdly

In one thero was n mlant composed ofa flawless diamond almost hoarlHlmiHd-nnd largo as a thumbnail surmounlod

a emerald On a lltllo tug at-tached to this of jewelry werofigures fjOu iu Sixteen dlmnondsaround a pigoonV blood ofptmlhi was a M COIK object on which hispyos foil liiicerliitfly was t7floAnother whlio silin lx x held twclvo largodiamonds Kroupnl around a caliiichon

of urent llKtiris onlit little white card were fosnno Afterho had cxamlnotl thorn nil and apparentlyfound nothing lo turn his onodirection tho patron indiciitid with a wavo-

f lab hand roiim tack againand left makini a purchai-

Tlio thri11 Ixivos wont hack Into theirtlio liiMH iiinl

more willed without being hopoloss-Hn nut COMS tho safe OH ho rcmarked to ono of the clerksnear him

kiM year that man a string ofi arls for JTOom without thinkhiK half nnhour over It This year hasnta and he comes from Pittsburg at

The to make Carlo Dani ahero has veiled in failure and that is notaltogether Ixxauso the young Italian hassung at ono only matinee HI far duringthe season Ho will sing at others but howill not bo n hero although hosome traits that mightdestine him to that honor Ho lana moltingbrown oyrs pearly tinth and lila figurehas still tho that goes with

qualities do not avail in makingthoo tenor beloved of young womenwho sit in stil over-tho brass orchestra rails at Metro-politan The only hnro In their eyes formoro than a pat tins now at leasttwice 26 years Ho is fat and some sayseam of Hut ho tho mitlmlien of opora par oxcellenco and thorihas not him since Max

Ids cnnor at tln Metropoli-tan St Hcsxkos phylral qualitipswould forever debar from tile honors of amatin o hero any moro actor Hut in-n singer an not objectionable Anil

returns to sing or Romeoon a afternoon ho will once morodemonstrate what a real oixrntlo imitinAhero Is Signor DanE ono claim to thathonoi Is married

Others than publisher and slither l nefltby the strenuous efforts to product thorecord for the best toIling book Morothan one Now Yorker lana lieen surprisedthis year to rooMvo n Christmas presentfrom a source that would have Ixf n quiteunknown lout for a noto that first pro-claimed the Ixliof of tIe in thegreat valuo of personal advertising antithen requested ti nropy of book Most of Iho-txrsons who received gratuitously n veryhandsoino volume am that thepublishers must an high

on personal advertising or n veryslight ono on

WIRELESS PLAT SEIZEFrance Objects to the Operation at

licrlmiiri-fpHial CUbe Vftpuxh In THE SfN-

Ciirnuofiio Den French nuthoritlos horn havo seized the wirelesstelegraph station erected hero by n privatncompany on tho promontory seiyurowas niado on the ground tint operationof tho station Is an infringement on thostato monopoly of Iho telegraph and

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Indictment Attain a NatloinIM lcmhcr-nf IarllHtnrnt-

fpreltl CMe tieipadh In Tour SexIxjNUON lee IH Tlio Orand to-

day found a trim Mil against Col ArthurLynch thou Nationalist mpinlxT of Parlia-ment for Jalway who it is alleged servedwith the Boor In the late warnnd who wasaccused of high treason and committed

CAR LIHERITES STl IETSto Siberia Now Hclnrii to the

I nlSpfffiJ Cable to TIn fifv

ST PBTKBHiifno hoc ID float Czar hassxue l an students who

lieen banished to Siberia to return to theuniversities

Nn Arrext in Humbert CanespertnJ CMe tXIpilcH lo TIlE SfN-

I18RON Doc 10 There Is no truth in thatreport from Funchal Madeira that Homnl-ndAurlgnac tho brother of Mmo Humbertvas arrested thero by French detectives

nrltlnh nitiamador to that Itcslmu-t pr lol CoUp lltipttth lo Fair Stv-

IxJNlxis Dec 10 Sir Phillip Curriewho has been British Ambassador to Italyeinco lidO ha resigned on tho ground

health

Fool bull In tile Jnrdcn-Profeslonal football In the Mndhon Square

flarden will Iwi played on this evening ofDec and 3d The Xow Yorkeleven which hn Inen e peclnll orwmlred-coutnlnn some of the best excolleeo tilnjcrs-In the country and nn effort will be nmdoto Induce Harold Weekes the fnnioiH Colum-bia half bnck to become a member

The New Yorks will meet the crack Syrn-cn n eleven on the openlni night TlieSyracuse team hat already cmriued Wrluli-tPraper Freeroan Foleer Iop Warner

Hlff Orldlxr Burchrll Dwyer antI otherwellknow n on theirInurcla on Varsity elevens Football enUnislaKtu in A believe erentwat of tlie kind Inand they with como to the city on a apeolnl

to seo the goonThe floor of the Onrden will he covered with

soft bun which will be rolled hard nnd theregulation chalk murks will be on Itl room for M regulation gridiron tho

EoalpoHts being In front the twoentninces while th side lines will IHI

order to Rive the players plenty of room noMctator will be on floor Thnorange C and two other takepart In the tournament

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Tl HFMi HKlTIFIEIt OVER TilESUCCESS OF ltCKKV REIFF

French lUclnic Aiithorlllm Mill nw litA Kn to llcliiitatettieAmerican Rider

Stilt ARiilntt HrlRliInn Tracklrroipcil li the Ioiilrootu Clrmcnt-

Turfmen ure grutlllxl over th newshit Johnny Heirr has been xucce ful Inbin libel suit iigaln t the French journal

recently hed the boystogether with a tor that be hood pulled ahorse It wa foon after the ofthe story that the French Jockey Club re-

sclnded HellVs licene nnd nlo practicallyroiled olT Milton Henry another AmericanJockey who wns lmlliirly Implicated Tho e-

conversanl with the fact In the cooP nil alonginiilnliilneil that the jockeys were Innocentof any wrongdoing but the French turf

remainedWhll Intltuted n libel stilt ngidna

a iiew ii a mean of vindicating him-self Henry took another e and brought

ngalnl tho Jockey Club u move thatlotus huis been protiounc l n mNlak InInking textitnony In the llelff suit the boysemployer siow l that they hud never fountfault with hi riding while It wn al o demon-ctriited that HelfT had actually Immlledwinners on the Ireneh tracks than anyrider While the Court ordered only nominaldamage It exonerated IteifT who will nown k the French JocUey Club to reintitle himHenrys me duos not look o uncut nccord-Ing lo tboe who have hivelimited the mat-

ter simply becaile be dlil riot pursue tlmmethod of 1eitT PIlot Henry N considerd-u free from guilt as HelfT

Tile iictlvlty of the New Orlean stewardsin unearthing ihn of Ihe IxKiknmklate flint known n I ho lown Club lni metwith much favoinble comment among turfiniii The have lieen wldeawaki-and for that nvion could loath to realizetlmt on tin line ol It fome tollil

between the Jockey Hick the layersCirifer nnd Stlt7cl the owner HntlMd

l n by Several members of the MetroTurf A weto dUcu liig

mailer yetetdiiy when otui of themIt u benefit to the sport to have these

Llimhlers ruled They nrnut on the level and tin mure harm thangood It i4 bccnus of their presence en-

racetracks and the method they employthat otbr bookmakers i f Integrity lire matht suffer The Now Orleans stewards linveset nn example which other officials would dowell to copy

It is expected thit the Western JockeyClub will rule iiff nil thoso whi have been Im

in tiirtlruliir xcundil by theNew Orleans Mennrd Theif tli layers heet told theitle riguriHdn-

not he the rewards knew that tty hailxerurell the gonds

Promoter ISyiin if the Newport outlawtrack Is till having bl horvs

had torn New Orleans severaldays ago In ordinary freight ears hfCHin-nstalld xomewliere on the roild torah the Societyfur Prevention of Cruelty tlieving tint titer was amongthe racers Intends t i nuike troublnfor Th work nn the New port trackis moving idling so slowly that does notknow whether he able to i

schedule thou or rout WesternClub I red hot the of owners

wliu have snow n toat track with the result thathas bell xerlex of bl kdllW IIS all

along IIIPluto are univer wiiy to hold n meet in

aHils next the feature to hollerby the money value of will I

rnoiluh to attract utile food horwxW Maker Sterling H Holt M II Hear

doll and V A Holt lire I lie new ortlcers ofthe Indlaiiatsills Iticing A

Jockey Thori left hem yiMtrdivfor bit home In lieneva Neb I to yearold itnd will retire iron th turf lo 11 ltbrother in the inniiagemetit of a newiifirlie rode 111 line tyle tot 1fHllie seiiMin

Jockey ltiiien will not theofler A llerz to for them ntNew Orleuix lyne contract withII Keene will tro citect on 1 whenontlilrd of the xaliry l

Thoe who have been bringing mils oeiln t-

thj lota racing for theof wag lo t In the letting riius received athick in th MunlclUiil Court licEnce JumtiC-

HWllliim W 1enllcld nn Theton llncb Itacltig A tried to bring onthe Ort of tbej fi e agsilnt it the niiili-nf th complainant being William MansellHilt when was called the coinplalniint-lleclined lei proceed and I lie rae wn litml d It wii generally believed that theImolrooin men were l hlnd the nita lliiiinmln Stflnbtnlt nppeared for theplaint II

I reI ikermiii the loiiryaroidwhn could inn be tound by the ailmlni tnitnr-o the late Jane Mul pliy I at Alk it S I

where will be pit ever the nilu He Isni i who bought

him li t siiiniiierI lle luirliaed Ibe llngllsb foitr

deixl M tini mi turned thehot over to 11 Melurtnick to l e Irilnlor lieXI Miison

The jtP1 will ie runtoday lloniloii Mlvii Tnlbut are lucIdin high elem liy taliit

John A ix ImiMing n new tahln-on of the siiiei iheiiil Iliiytruck The table will have n loundatjonif brick will contain Inrtv still KM

has just preented an oil painting ofwinner huvable in the Cnney Islniid-

Jockw clubJoseph K llier wlm lias flgtinil pronil-

ncnlly ute vill bo repre-sent mi the flit next sa nn by n numberof twoyearolds Including nfull brother to s S dlfnted Martlo-lewl

It Is said that the Welern Jockey Clubwill extend Its to byllcernlng the Los Angii track which notIn laver with ib California clubof which Tom Williams i president Ifunion is taken tbeie will a turfno mull proportion

The sale of stock the prop-erty if Sir Hlundclj Maple such nappointment yesterday that

I long an-other Knvllh breeder Fends a uotisisninvnt-to this iiiititry fur dlspoa-

lnia n USE FOR FIIUIT-

SouthtTii A C o lonlmllle fillers ISlMfor llrCntrrn anil Yoiins Corbett-

Thn strenuous oppnltion of inv Illiss ofU the cnnte t between Young

Corbett and Terry Mcdovern luau alreadyopined thai way In have the mill deciibsl Instomata other The fuel that the courtshave given th flail promoters nf Ioulsvlllnencouragement ri girding the legality ofglove contests has Induced the SouthernA C of that city to miike n bid for the nullnnd its representative Tim Hurst announcedyesterday Hint the club was ready to donaten pur e f li i or to per lout of the vmsreceipt hour the fray As this Is the largestpurse offered thus far tlicru l every likeli-hood that it will

According to Hurst Matchmaker irny I

very confident that lie cant pull ffnow r nl In JJIKHI which

I Im have dcmn tided ton u forfeitTh representative of both scrappers saythat until tbV re Iv-nssured of iov lltlKis nttlltKto retardingInterference before negoi u Mtntid sluingwith In meantlmo andCorbett will continue their iriining-

Intcrcollculato boatFollowing are the of thn cotnpcti

torn who will tnke part In the eleventh annualIntercollegiate tournament nt thou ColumbiaCirnmmar School In this city on Dec in 30and 11

Columbia Frank II Vewall HI Howard AKveler IKI icoritc WTucker Jr OiII lijirsliill tis SiibMltuicj a vonMinlly 13 anal J

hurt in Percy V nrldiman-I William i Clerk anti Phillip S 04

Sul lllutc Lawrence 1 01 and CLa louTrench i i

Yale James I Sawln Kdvrsrd II Adams 04IM II Mull Norman C Mull 113 SubMimic Clifford H en ui und Arthur Sandltutu 01

Princeton Chsrles s Itlehardsnii rn John Hllanklnwn 03 C lllssell ul unit Arthur J1llcram U3

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Negotiation hnve been completedlor n sixround bout between Rid Carter antiGeorge Cardlner or Lowell The contest Isto be held before the Lyceum A t Chicagoon Deo 33 lloth men have posted forfeitsto weigh at ini at 3 oclock on tho

tint mill Gardiner lo already InChicago for tho hasbeen whipped by different

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Nomlntllnc tnnitnlttrrH-praklne of tlie visit to thin country nf it-

Mininirr of a tram from tie Oxford and Camhrldge Golfing Korletj Mntiirin Bnlloi-lwrrptar of the V 8 I A ycMordiiythat Invitation sent by II Vindp-

lor wn not In tIm name of tho nationalnor of any particular club but merely tout

iisxuriinrc that If the team should conic overtli member might rely on a cordial irri t-

liitf and plenty of Rolflna explanation-MViiifd iieccisary In view of tlio action oftin1 drlieuteH to tin last annual meetlniof tlie V 8 1 A In votlnc shown a resolu-tion to luvlto n foreign team If the rxprniuu-wento bo imld u H formal undertaking on

part of the organizationIt I now certain pnicllcillytliut tie Oxford

and Cumhrldee teams will conic over and probWlndeler who lu player

lian MTV an aiiprentl emi nnmteur nmnnner of tennis toour creation will map out n t for t he VanIt y-

Kolfrrn It wn In tllMUii e litt tho f S It A HIIIIIIH meeting that theteam could roinn here In Auguxl andthat the vl lt could not lout over three weeksThl would Hiniilc time for matches

New Aork and IhlladelphhIt would tint gIve time for u

The VeMern golfer nccordinuto a letter from Herbert J will bn

olntcd houhl the Oxford nndOimiirHit tour here without vlcomn of the link-

S klnir on the vlil It II llobertconpresident of the I win of the opinion

the r s A would llndii ofup the full control of nmtchf wild th team

nliroad There N a very brleht proiilinn t nmoimtlne to n certainty

Mr of the iirrnnvv-MieniK lair a vl lt of lint repiiientatlvi ten infrom the Oxford nnd VimbrliUe inlllnirSociety to thl country next season to takep irt In M of under the aiiMIcetof the IV s O underwill tlie rrlllol m of mot pro

of the nriinlennnce of e-

nctlliu iimnteiir ellilo The u roiilnl of IIIten in lias not been decided ti oti Itwill undoubtedly Include nme of t-

l llrltnln Ju t u bnde underthe top tioteheri I am Kreatlylnleretcd in

nlwiut the vllloberl oii for In my opinion It would domuch to llmulate the Interest In the vainIn America eitablWi H inot dirMitlonhlp between the player here and

A nominating committee of thlre wasnpiminteti Ir lilent Hob Tt onto nnine n ticket to IKJ voted on at the U S

I A annual meetliiit in Thecommittee will report to Secretary llallou

or nbout Jan IS l up I e-

riitix Kmmet chairmHn New York IIcrl rtlnlti Itrxtim ntv V A Alexnmler Thl-oiiiro The Litter it a prominent memberof the Onwentsla club

All the MO A links are in plnynbte condihe rain hat waMiil away

hut on pome cn ual water i In its turn an-nnnoyance lthrlenrweather much of thewater will have lieen driedand some club competition will b run ofTThere wax an good turnout ofhunters yesterday nt Seth the finrden Cityand link the twonirM that rotate to condition inilcket

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Hedppth the ISruro to Ride In l rl-

Frrtirhiitpn SillOn IjiTouralneon Thursday Itolterl Coquello

or the IlilfTaln Velodrome r ri and one oftlie editor of Is h xalled In companywith ioiiKolt Itreton and Darrncon rulersIn the ixday rare Cocjuelle came here torew rt the race lr rtn and to signAmerican rider for in Iuriv A tinsl een told he enuaaed Joe el on the pucefollowing wonder ieoreo rnAfr now ofixday fame nnd Owen Klmble Major

lather had lieen previously rneaeeil Coiiurlle addition to hl strIng of rulersn l on Wednexday afternoon atariII Woody licilixth the nesro utterIrotn Indlnimpoli who the ltdnyrace nit fell and broke hl collarl one beforethe rare WH t o hour od-

At a meeiiiir of lloid Chit AocatlononThur nltiht thellurwcot trophynlTere for the rider corlnc the mo t i

In the five short road races of the club helddurin the mmimT wn awarded toA ill mann A receptionKiven to Vewkirk timid Jneoh on rodIn the lxiliy race for the n oclation andflnMiwl

The of the road vole for officersniiiionnced n follow hjor theNini the oiilv man on tin Independent tiikeiwho wn elected

tl A Van llykr T M Jon nrMtie ptr ilirnt II S Chlrncu vlrr-nrrMilrnt M HlOTS It Smith rrconllnic srrrnarj I W-Kyre tfv urrr v i MitVir iApinln ChArlinlevy lint HcutriiAiU A A Melruine MCOH-Illciitrnant I II IA rrrrr i J colorh rrr A Neal mul r Mi r hueliT Illrrctors

VollnvhUser John Cornish I I Sl ii i rhT Wall U IMla fk Matbrln M taco

An Inlerestinir reohuini WHXnt the monthlv of the Sew YorkMotor Cycle Club on Veilne iavwn to what be culled n clinicNcturn lo demontrne tverv prlntlpl antidftill of lh motor bicycle ectine Itand the operation of oath partlh i ommltien ubmitlei thefollowing ticket to be voteil for next month

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IlindU eivirnon I covlr captain IIDounlAM lleulrnanl

Jack MdlclUiul ami HiiKh lcy ldenlight a unto

KT l riK Dec 19 Jack McClelland ofIittxburK and llueliey Mclirdden of NewYork went twenty round ton draw beforethe West Knd Club InM nlBht The fight wis-n totIng conte t anti simple neitherman a knockdown littlepiinl hmenl Inflicted on either

HocUrThe SI liill School hockey temn phyed

an exhibition came at the sr Nicholas rinkla t team of old St Caul boyxThe irame wax u onxidcd nffalr the SI Iaiil

alumni goals to I

the flrxt half K and Davenporthcorwl Just liter the of the halfCnmpMl iniido tlie only scored by the

Hute i and K Klkon second hiilf-

linMip or hoe lungtItle Sullivan on hl way to San Crunchen

In MTiirc A llmmy Ililit Iotaarrival on tlu Iaclnc Coait Sullivan Intends to

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iger IHdrty IMnn of San Iranrlvo has Usurda r to mi Jordan U wllltnsin eo to tnitland nail Jordan Ihr-Natlimal Sporting Cluli In that ornanlallun witlllvt a iiurw

Willie Sohumakrr of ito Avnnla A who li-the nilliiial nmatrur US pound haiturned and to try nun

julnt rSthir Andrew Tnkrll of HarryIorhPA or Andy Wtvson or rMrrxmU a clever and 1 stIr puncher

Abe Ihr crack CnllfnrnUrerrlvnl a irnrroui otter to Milt Ilngland

ml the lads In h uvrrthfrr IIcan toe Mtkfarlnrlly he witIan tar the other nell numlli lie may lio

matched either Hen Jordan orThe MNirlt ar apparently much Interfiled In

the forlhcomlnc lntwrrn JackMitt ant Charley of The pairare box liefore the famhrlditc A 0 on liec 32The bout li limited to ten round OllnurkeaIrlendi think he has a nne chance of thecrack nezro ru lll t

That lien Jordan KniUnda premier featherweUhl li held In hUh esteem tiy his countrymenwai shown recently nt n hinillt to himIn Ixndun s friend turned out Innumber tIle occasion ttai both a Anancuiland A llver alvcr and tea serviceweiet presented to Jordan

The London Mirror of announce the deathof Harvey Cbeckltti a wellknown KnjILih purlll l and at one time the tickler of the MO

champlon hln rhecltettss lastwaj with Jatie Whit who defeated hint slier alively Mugitle The derraied wits about g years

and wax very popular In EnglandTommy Ieltz and Johnny llearan are to rem

locelher The alimrd articlesfor a 54round halt before the club donating thebest Inducement The weight U poundweigh In at 3 oclock on thu afternoon of the en-counter The winner will jet a change ajalniteither Andrew Tokell or

In a recent Interview thathull venture with Jim Jeffrie In whch arctouring tho country ai a boxing team I a trot1iccui Fit that the receIpts do notloll below IJSOO a night and imiic places

are turned away He adult thatarId himself are going to visit Kurope after theytome East

SpOke Sullivan Is coming and Is expected10 arrive In thIs new aletter to a frOnd Spike wrote that If he defeatedHill Chester be return to America Immedi-ately The pair met the olher night In andwon U said that Sullivan wilt co to

stain alter a brief and thathU only reason for returning to America U to see

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AMERICA LEAGtE MEX MAKEAX ISSiE OF OUTFIELDER

Intlit flail Hrush Shall Hurrendf the CrackPla rOn Johnion Also State Thatthe Orcult shall RemaIn Intact

than Johnson president of the AmericanUauue who In In Chicago been calledu-

IKIII to maku one statement In regardto the National desire for a twelvedull ilrcult He miys that the AmericanIxiuiue will remain Intact und that the circuitwill consist of New York Boston Philadel-phia Vusliinirlon tobago Cleveland StI o U and Detroit Incidentally It mar beof Intorpxt to National IXOKUC men to knowthut the Atmrlcan Icicim will InMlut that thnNew York Notional shall return Player EdDelehuiitr to the Viislilnirton Ainerlcann-Kuifene Cochran and Hector CleineB directorsof the Vanhinuton club have forthe pant week Yesterday they said that IfDelelmnty was not returned to them therewould IKJ no peace

Deletianty signed a twoyearn contractwith the VniliinKton Americans wjiterand own lawyer drew up tho contractHe received ovary dollar of the alurr dup

season of 18B and has drawn 11900 ofnext seiBon pay from us in advance Itwits only the first week In November that hgot thus of this amount from PresidentPortal of the WushliiRton club Yet Delelmnty has seen lit to ulcii a thrceyearscon-Iract with llrnslis New York club at ofio1 your If Ilruuli think that ho can keepthl moan ho will find that he I In error TheAmerican Leairuo will Insist uponreturn part of the peace compact andwill po Hhly demand thntjumper shall nut be harbored br the NationalLeague If Delehantv plays with Brushnext year the baseball war will go to a flnlih-

Charle president of theAmerican nay players whoJump contract aro not HO much to

club owners who tempt themI henr this talk thePlayers who have jumped their contracts

iys omi key for port If there I

to be done I believe It shouldbe applied to tho men who really cause thecontract JiiinidiiK A macnate or a manager

umliie Inlluencebreak faith Is as much or talon to blamelimn the player himself snot thl sort ofPerson I one 10 be driven out of theranie These mm tore crafty enough o thattheir underhnnded doe not get downIn writing and the player I thetoat a player slcns a secondcontract It a man of Influenceconvinced hint that lila original contractnot binding tIt till organization to which heli bound Is on the verge of bankruptcy andthat the signing of theonly that will keep film In the game

It bus teen ciistomirr to condemnplayer nnd let tilt r go free Themagnates should be nailedWhile President still declines

10 tooth the location of the AmericanIMgiie ground in huts city Jam Fosterthe Philadelphia contractor who built theleague ground in that to-gether the tand for the footballnt Princeton and New says that betins received worth from to preparefor work on the New York grounds Im-mediately From comeconfirmation of the story published recentlyIn THK Si N that new grounds lirAlocate nt IJMIOY avenue and 145th street andthat the will close uotli street leading tothe Harlem Itlver Johnson will not returnlucre until after the peace at Cin-cinnati on Ian S give out themuch sought for Information lx ftudenlsfie story that he will bathe manager ofthe American and says that he

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XEW YORK f TICKET

John II Van Hornier llenomlnatrd forPresident Few Changes

The nominating cimmlttee of the NewYork A C composed of Charles T WillElla II Peck Tohn F Mtdr Kdgur P Roynod iiinl Dr W A Bartlett done itswork and yesterday tile names of men whichIn Its fit to run the club forthe senHon of 1111 adorned the bulletin Inthe clubhouse According to the conM-ltutlou this committee had until Ice 29 topo t the ticket but evidently the task wasn load on their mind and late on Thursdaynight the typewritten list was patted InsIdethe Bin cnsc

When It was known that the ticket wasup there win a rush from ill part of the

hou Kvery nnnn WiR carefully scannedand there was a chorus of surprise as theinemners Mood fucinc tin board Since thoubvtrd of governors appointed thin nomi-nating oitnmiltee H sort of Idea prevailedIhit there woiild be 1 new departure andnot a few nf the shreuil ones huMrdcd theopinion tint the candidate for the presidencyand other offices would bo drawn trout a dif-ferent element altogether than those of thin

iII couple nf yearsA foot daysagonneof the nominating com-

mittee said Were looking for new menmid good ones and this remark gettingwind nrouml the clubhouse It w s onlynatural that ti spick und n shouldbo exitected Hut the ticket Is practicallya rcnomltmtion of Insl years officers withthe exception of two newcomers toof givernor Following thn list potted

President Iohn n Van Wornier 1eenre ldentAlbert K nlfax secretary IItea urrr K Uoodhue captain CharlesIt Shcrrlll-

Cinvernnrs for two II Crawford Jr1 Hnvt Curran Mortimer Kdward UKenrney teorire V Kulmke Rotor C Ktmtnerer-r J Wells and Martin J raise

Tim It will be mm that the two changesArt Wells and Paine who replaceKly J Jr Welllotus been a prominent swimmer mid water

to the club datesKick to U is n life member andwas elected In l l It Is n trifle yetfor any t IU of nn opposition ticketas who create havexeversl to think th matter theresomething doing when the right tIme

Tlie following hold over as members ofthe hMrd of governors bavin electedlaxt ycnr C icddes V F

Wilson II K S Williams S l UrJames 11 llanlln-

Haiketball NntMTOw Xsvltrs want to arrange gaines Addreu

William HerMltel HSS Avenue A

The lUshroiick lleljhls tonal defeated the XavlerClub loam laM Tue dar b a score of 37 to li Torgame In IVhruary snd March addreu G A Mor-ris llelihlH N J

TIe llellevillr Catholic Club team and the Us leyLyceum Juniors played on Wednesday nlitit on thecourt the onncr team Tlie Lyceumtram rnred at will wlnntne by a score of 31 to is-

TheLawrenornteol decisively beatentiy the Crescents of the Si InllrouVlvn on Wednesday night The former tenm didriot matte a fo lwhile 28 polo

Coliimlilai Vrsll ball tramHi ilefest tf I ic year on Friday night tt thebands of tie A A lit

uairaln One txilieer playersThe Yonkers Mldgeti would like lo nr ran ire ramps

ot basketball wliu trams ru to usaaraes In lie played at or atiroad-Addrcwn lienlamln ItO New Male streetYoiikeri X i

Thou St James Small rive of Newark X J wouldlike to arrange Eame with all so pound learntcluing s guarantee entering eipen AddreDennett St A itsVJ

The Montauks the unrcclstered tram of CornT Nnrwalk Conn hM riirUtmas nIght andlOpe 37 n roar games away ironi with

iionenl olTerlnie e seven men AddreuW E Sheehan M liver street Norwalk

The Islerson Y M C A team was victoriousIn a hardfii ht contest st Newark over the StJoseph senior team on Wednesday nltht a scoreof to V The team of the Josephs wonfrom the Separate rive on the first tame by a woreot yi to

The bay Hldne A C Junior basketball tramwould to book a few outoftown tames with

CAV teams si iota of lieu RankAslmry Park Lung Uranch and teams ot likestrenKth preferred Address Manaier 3U lorIssum street

The Orients were a hit of a to the seniorSt Aloyslui tram In their at Newark on Wed-nesday nIght The former team by irooj general

won by a score of 31 to 10 The rin wonfrom the third team of the St Coliimh Club Intile preliminary game by a score of 13 to n

The National Turn Vereln senior tram of Newarkthrasbed the Social live of Iatersun In theIr lamest Newark on Wednesday night wlnnlnc a scoreot lo II Junior Turn Verelncauntired mulch easier prey In the preliminarydefeallnc the Irvlndou team by a score of n to 3

Y M U L Isenior team of Orangefound trouble In dbnc ln of theA C senior at Orange on Wednesday nIght winnlnt by a score of ai to t The Junior whichwas between the Orange Y M C L U andJunior Mlllburn was won by the former by

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C Suits and overcoats 18 20122 f24 and soon

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left hand which he fiUKtalned In a recent scrapJoe Choynskl IK to fight again The veteran

bias signed articles to box Mor-gan William of loonier twenty round be-

fore the Cripple Creek A C CreekCol first week In JanuaryWilliam IH no novice at the millie A fewweeks ago he knocked out Jimmy Handlerof Newark anti Is looked upon by Westernersas a likely nmn-

tnlon A V Replaces Inlon Htttlement A CTho Lnlon A C which toss taken the place

of the Union Stettlement A C has securedthe ground on lotut street between Thirdand Second avenue for another year Thecinder track will be enlarged to measure tonlaps to the mile The clubhouse at os hatROast street has also been renovated andnlhletlc boxing anti wrestling Instructorshave been engaged

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UICAOO Dec 19 Johnny Hogan a localwelterweight easily defeated Jimmy Handlerthe Eastern lighter before the Apollo A Cl t night Hognn forced the atthe tart had Handler trorgrThn ivcond round sawwhen go a terrific punch to thubody followed by a left to jaw

the roan to footout The lw st tight of the was be-tween Kid Abel and Riot Farmer which wanwon thou former after sir ottie flghtlne-

Annual Par Mid Fe Uier 0b wFine poultry pigeons and carlen

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The Tanner controls the dice I

He alone knows whether he has overdonejor underdone a hide In the chemical vats

overdone the animal fibres freakov ndwear is lost

If underdone the tissue decays and hefinish fades

Neither the Tanner nor surface indicationsin the leather reveal to the leather Buyer whatwear does to the Consumer

Regal Tanneries ensure vitality in everyinch of leather before it is branded as KingCalfskin

King Calf uppers and Live Oak solescombined give you 600 Regal Shoes at 350

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Sold onlr In S Regal Stores from Atlantic In Paclfln and London Alto brMENS SHOES

NEW YORK CITY BROOKLTN-llSNsv auSt bet beckman 7 Fulton Street

l liroArtwsr COT Itrsrte street lit flrosdwar near Bedford AtnatM7-SS Hrotdwsy reF 10th street JOOl Bros bet Dltman Street M tnil hot 3 th and 30th Streets Wlllauf AvenueIMI Broadway opp Herald mat JERSEY CITy M Newark ATOMIM West l4tn St cor 7lb Ave NC-

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Store Closes at Seven P M Until ChristmasTHE GREAT MENS DAY TODAY Thousands o men

have left their gift buying until now Come to Abraham and Stratasthis morning stop on your way down town for the early how of theday are least crowded All through the Store the holiday stocks arein fullest readiness All through the Store there are fine chances to save

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Diamond Rings and BroochesThird Under Usual A Sale Unprecedented

Usually prices for Diamond Jewelry here are at least ten per centlower than in other fine jewelry stores that fact and having the choicestpieces to be found have built up for us a tremendous business But today these exquisite jewels are here for a third under our usual prices

They could not be finer The diamonds are of the purest whitenessand the highest brilliancy The settings are new unusually artistic andof fine character At this season we should readily sell a great numberof such Jewels at full prices

But extraordinary trade conditions prevail in certain quarters andthe promptest outlet was sought Naturally the jewels came to Abraham

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2 weight 1i less IXkvalue S10300 at 91U oo

Five stone Uk with Swhite and perfect diamonds weight 1Uand 3UIKJ SiasOO at 90100

Five stone hoop Uk with 5white and diamonds weight 14and 5om value smiw at JUOHOO

Oval cluster king with large opalweight Hi 3tUk and white aunt per-fect diamond weight lik value SllOuo at

87100Princess Ring ISk gold with 3 opals weight

H and and ISless l32k value S10000 at 1OOO

Gypsy Ring ISk gold heavily hand carvedrose finish with one

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1 32I value S1GOOO at 91IOOOCluster Ring Uk with large enameled tur-

quoise 12 tulle diamonds weight 4 and1iek value Siooo at 9000

Uk gold with one white dia-mond weight value S70W at 930OO

Five stone Ring ISk gold with 3 whiteanti perfect diamond weight i less 304kand 2 Oriental pearls value S123no at

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Brooch ol crown design with 31 white andperfect weight about5 Oriental i earls n grains value10300 at 14200

Brooch of wire scroll tesgn ISk gold with 0perfect diamonds welkht 2 tk value 33000-at 20100

Brooch sunburst ISk gold with 43 diamondswhite arid perfect weight 11A less 38lkvalue S1UOOU

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