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II 8 THE SUN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 24, PAGES. If UP GOES THE FAIR FUND. HK orcn 9143,000 IIAtF A day xkb- TBIWAT. Hi. rTlmn Half MllllaataaaBalMel Now.

and 1e Days to lUtn It In Sosaathtair I I.Ike llullnl Thanaa Casalas tVoisi I the Ale ssnel rarter Brewere-OI Conrae, I the V5.00,OtK will Hnbeeribed, ant I Don't tTHhheU TCmnr HakaerlBtlea. Hi I -With tho $143,823 contributed to tho I World's Fair Guarantee Fund yesterday added to the amount already dotrn lu the book. I there remains but $410,000 more to come In be- I (ore the round $5,000,000 Is raised. There are H.I Ave sood working days this week. I Tho Mayor's oRlce made Its best showlne I yesterday, being subscribed there.

I There were several generoua subscriptions In- I eluded In this amount $25,000 from Andrew I Carnegie, a like sum from I). II. Klnft, I and $17,000 from Jamos Kvorard. the brewer. H' 3'lllmfin's Bona Co.

of Bloucb, England, were among tho $1,000 subscribers yesterday. Becrotary George Wilson of the Finance Com- Is mlttee aska that all persons having subscrlrr- il tton books report at once to him all the sub- 8 scrlptlons that have been received, as the list I to bo sent to Congress must be made up from tueofflclal books of the Finance Committee. Mr. WUson's total Is about $200,000 behind that carried In the nowspapers. The ale and porter brewers will probably on I Wednesday announce their contribution to the Fund.

It Trill be something In the nlshbor hood of $100,000. The committee having the matter In charge are coiner around now among the alo and porter brewers arranging for their I contributions. Among the subscribe re tnrough The Sum yesterday was the Electro-Light En- graving Company. They sent this letter: Hi 9 To mi Eoito or Ta BvnStr: We fatly realize th fl adrantajii thir would bt to th builnei community II in holdlor the World's Fair In our city, and hav ben holding back our subscription to what other In our II lint wbold do, but none of thm yt till com. to II tbe front weberewltn bet to ubeerlblhumft300.

I fl Respectfully your. HI hLicrEO-Lioav UxoRirme Coarur, I I Caanuu A. Bacox. I This Is the way the fund stands to date II Yeitrrday'aaubeeripuon. SI4S.S3S wtviouslr credited tn in son Ilenialndsr of amonat plrdf fey brewers, 63,233 1 1 Total to dat II Heie Is TnE Bun's list: II Eleetro-Llj-ht Knrrarlnr Company SSOO carl Uollbenr 10 Hwrk avenue, JryClty fct OharltaK.

Bercier, S6 VVtl street 10 Adrer, 0 Sixth annuo. Sooth nrooklyn WW raut P. Knawl. 'iW W.it Stvantotnth 5 I foul isTO I previous individual ubaeriptlon 17,840 Subscribed, to dt by Tai Son maefBmuo Hun mpiorei a.lTJ ToiiMdaf Etkhiio 24.1 rrav-lousty lubicrltxd 0,354 Tna 8c.V trandtoul I Other subscriptions yesterday were: I Tbronih th Hayor'a IX II. S3S.0OO Andr.w Uarn.irle.

thromh n. P. riow.r 33,000 Jamea Evcrard 17.0UU Jam. A. II.

am Hon laooo I.aupol ljuarua Bch.pp 5,000 i. Ii. MeManua I.iijo JOraar j.ouu lilmrod ManufactnrlnsCompany 1,000 Thomaa Iuxiirao 1,000 Croocb a fiut jrald I ooo ll.nryClb.rt BrotbtrCo J.uuo tuat. Botlnir.r sot Charlm Maxnna. soo )t uudoln 6oo Patrick lionobn 230 8.

T. tajrlor 2UU II J.Taylor too Johnaetou loo Ilir A. olk.nb.ru loo Jir. II. Marlon Hlma 1( r.arctaJootf loo 1 jir.

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Bixeloir 1000 I AUr.U. i-ammor 1,000 Wor A Itomri I uoo Itaibanlel ruber A Co 1.1x0 A. J. Bate. A to 1 000 A.

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Hpene.r A Co Aon Maaorem A Thompaoa Broa 000 J. klnit.iu 250 I Total $15,250 I By Edward P. natch: I Lord A Taylor $10,000 1 I By tho Ileal Eatat Exchanr' I Nathan Win $1,000 Morrla Htelnbardt sou Marxar.tCanjpli.il coo 1 J.hoJ. nnrehl soo Kureliall llodrea toil Ferdinand Knrrnian voo P. E.

A 11. u. Klbbxmlni ai Jamea 0 Lynch Lnmi John P. Ityan Total $5,110 Through laaao I. Stllllnxa: Robertturrla Il.om B.

currlo 100 Itlllman. son A Co, Slough, Enrland l.tX) Mantn A Martin suu iiariilttonatACo boo unn A Wllaon 100 I J. Waldron a Brother 150 Jamea J. Ilorxan 2 rch.ll.ub.rKer, Jeraay City. 25 liaao I.

HtUllnfa 1,000 Total "$,400 By tha Gorham jUanufacturlnir Company: Kmploye.4 at the Gorham Manufacturing Corn, pany toMw Yarkorhc $2L000 Keep HanufacturtoE Company soo Total $3,500 By th Hardware Board Trad: TowrrA Lyon S2.V) "hrlee Parker Company. SLoou Topping A rox too Total $3,350 ByJoatphJ. Utile: Campbell Priotlni PrM Uannfteturlnr Co $1,000 JoonC. Bankln, Jr 000 Blnebam. Daley AO'Hara r.

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$100 Throutti th Htratd: Myron Burton. $100 dOLUUItlA ItKATBS BT The noy lon Ithaca rtil I7p a StliT Gani and Won SO 10 O. Tho Columbia anil Cornell football tennis met on the Berkeley Oval yesterday afternoon and played a vory wnimly oontestod gamo. Cornoll sent from Ithnca a splendid team and an enthusiastic Uologation of students. Their colors wore extensively displayed, and waved In deflanco of those of Columbia.

In (act, their colors had more opportunities and a hotter right to wae. for tho points In tha game were all made in CornoU's favor, ao. nflor a flcrco tussle, tho Cornoll mon on by score of OfWrtft nf nMn aI I An m. 20 to 0. Tho rush line of tho Cornell team was a very strong one.

and repeatedly broke through the Columbia lino, and often by sheer pushing forced tho Columbia mon back several yards. The Columbia toitm wns grontly weakened by the lugs of Tuttlo. ono of the heaviest men of tho rush line. He received a badly spraluod unklo in tho AmLctiu gamo, and will bo laid up for several days, lluor. tho Lest substitute was put on in his place, hut ho was dlsauallUod eatly In the first half, and Langthorn.

a good player, but a trills Debtor, took his plaoe. The work of tho Columbia hu.it baoks. the quarter back, and full bank wits remarkably good, and bad tba rush line beon a little stronger Columbia would undoubtedly have soored. As It was thoy played siilennid game, one of the host this soason. Thero wns considerable rough play, a little slugging, and thoroieree was froauently called upon to sot-tie a disputed point.

It was about S' whon the two teams come out on tho Hold, Columbia with the last goal and the ball. The teuins wore made up as follows. Corumoia. Cornell. ri.re.

Right Panu. Beekman Right tackle bill. Eriklno KUht guard olnon. utldoniMV Centre Gallberalth. Metcalt -Left guard Kheph.rd.

Calma Lett tackle Lptou. Haten Lefleml Baldwin. Barnard Quarterback Yawger Dilworth Halfback-. Il.wl.lt Half lack Hotin Tripp FuUback Uoliowell. The umpire was Mr.

Thompson, and H. 8. Lord of btetuna Institute was roferre. The ball wa quickly passed to Triopo. who klckod it thirty yards into the field.

McDowell was ready tor il. and sent it bnck to tho lino, whon Metcalfe got it and gnlnod five arcK But tho One work of Cornell's ruch lino now camo into play, and Columbia gradually lost ground. Eory inch was desperately fought for. but Ebie Anally got the ball, and by a good run made the flm touch down fifteen mlnutos from tho start. McDowoll klckod a goal, nnd Cornell had six points.

The game than went on, and Bookman and Hewlett did some fine work for Columbia In pushing through tho opposing rush line, but thoy woro not well supported, and the ground was soon lost. Elite made a good run for Cornell, and then Osgood got tho ball and brought It over the line and made the second touch down. The kick for goal failed, and ns the bn.ll bounded offone of tho goal posts on tho line a Bcrambio was made (or it. and botli Hides rlnlmed the balk After sharp discussion the reieice decided in favor o( Cornell. Irom now till the close ot the half the game was nip and tuck on both sides, but nothing mora was made, and time was called with ten points (or Cornell.

The second half opened briskly with hard lighting by Columbia, and at ono tlmo it lookod as though they would score, but the hoary Cornoll line soon dispelled such hopes, nnd alter twents-flo minutes' good runs by lioun and Osgood gnvo Cornoll a third touch down. No goal was kicked, and tho senro wits 14 to 0. Firo minutes Inter Osgood made another touch down, and MoDowoll kicked tho goal. Nothing more was made, and the game closed with 20 to 0 In Cornell's favor. Trippe's kicking for Columbia was especially line, nnd good work was done by Hewlett.

Dilworth, olldersleeve. Barnard, and Beekmnn. On Cornell's nnrt Osgood. McDowell, Upton, Khlo. Yawgor.

nnd Baldwin did lino work. The attendance was the largest that has assembled this season to see Columbia play. The Cornell men departed for Ithaca by an evening train in triumph. rnitiCKXox jcait.x disucats oujxoe. My Members or the Itrarnlar Team An.

aent In Hpi InsOelU. The Princeton eleven played a hard-fought game of football to-day With the Orange Athlotlo Club team, which contained some of Princeton's old famous players. As to-day's game was the last that will be played at Princeton this season, muny spectators were present. In view of the approaching contest with Yale, the Princeton team played moro cnrefully than usual. Ames.

Channlng. Black, Poo, Georgo. and Uiggs wore not in their accustomed places on the team, thoy being at Springfield to witness the game between Ynio and Harvard. The teams wore lined up as follows: I Inrtim. Vulcan Oraiioe.

gounelly Left end Furueni Cowan Loft tackle hliaron Jaueway Lett guard Thorn. Symmea Centre Byron Jonea Itlglit guard Hukolt. ah night Itova'rd. warren Right end vt hiuuldlng. Lilly yuarter back I) idwarda" Lewis Pull back K.

pauldlng. Moffat's kicking and Edwards's tackling prevented Princeton fiom scoring for twenty-one mlnuies. when Cowan mado touch down, from which Donnellv failed to kick goal. In eight minutes moro Cor.an made a second touch down, from which a goal was kicked. Com an in four minutes mado another touch down, running fifteen yards with thieo men on his back.

Donnelly again kicked goal, r-coio, lli to (or Princeton. Lilly carried the ball over the lino altor somo warm work, making the fourth touch don n. from which Donnelly kicked another goal. Orange then twenty yards on the trick. Lewis fumbled thu ball, and Aharon enrnod within flf-toen yards of Princeton's goal, ten of which were lost vvhjn time wns called.

During tho first half MolTat was badly wlndod nnd had to Ibuvo the field Jonos took the plnco of Hpanlding. whojin turn Illlod Moffat's position. In the second half Donnelly mnde Ibe first touch down, the ball bolng advanced by Lilly and Cowan. Wnrron made tho next touch down in llvo minutes, but goal was missed. Cowan soon followed with another, nnd Don-nolly kicked the goal.

A run of fifty yards by Cowan enabled Warren to make another touch down. On the play oft tiie ball was carried close to Princeton's line, and Duncan Kdwards, beforo the Princeton Players knew It. had the ball 01 er the lino. He followed up tills unexpected play by kloklng goal, thus giving Orange six points, liefore time was called Cowan made nnothor touch down, and a goal was klckod. bcore 54 to fl in faor of Princeton.

Cowan and Donnelly did most of the work for Princeton, while V. Bpauldlng and Duncan Kdwards played the best game lor tho visitors Tbe'UJ ilnro and Hound Club bad aricoof nve ml If across the fields to-day. The two hares. Wilson nnd Perlam, camo in together, having gained eight minutes on the hounds, timal) and Mudge were the first of the hounds to touch old cannon. The wlnuers received prizes.

TALKS ACTIOS IXHVlltED 1'ttIXCETON. Tlie Opinio Voiced tliat Collect Athletics ute Doomed. rmxcETON, Nov. 22 Yule's proved withdrawal from the Intercollegiate League caused great surprise among tho students at this university. The papers were eagerly bought un and read.

All day the htudents havo been gathered In groups on the campus dls. cussing the situation. As Harvard has been threatening to withdraw for the past few vears little notice was taken of her present attitude. But Yale and Princeton have always been on friendly terms, and are friendlr rivals for ath-letlo honors. YVhatover 111 feeling the students harbor against Harvard, they bhow by their discussion ot the present troubles that they regard Yale as a honorable competitor, and are theretoro Inclined to think she will not act rashly pr at Harvard's bidding.

A graduate, who Is Interested In the intercollegiate games perhaps more than any other man at Prince-ion. said to-day: "I eeitalnly did not calculate on this move by Yalo. I bate recolvedmany letters from Yale graduates, in which tho writers expressed themselves as bitterly op-Posed to Yale's secession from tho league." Another football man said: Harvard's with-drnwa concerns usjjtilo.butlshouldbusorryto see Yule withdraw. It seems to me that neither tbogiaduatesor Ytloor Princeton wish to be deprived of the great unniiul TbanUclv. Ing game between tho, two i-olloges.

awl, a. though alo has carried oir the victory irom us for tholast few years. wt wish to continue the struggle with her. I do not see whv Yule should chose to unite against Princeton with a college that, whatever she can boast of in re- Inferior to us In football, bass ball, lacrosse, and other Held epciLfl, it wtU kaonn tktUuwd la no matob for Yalo In any kind of athletics. Yale's nearest equal and most powerful opponent for many years has been Prlne-ton.

and for that reason a lain victory over us counts for moro than ono over Harvard. If Yule forms dual league with Harvard her games will be less interesting and the result wonld be tho ruin of athletics in all the principal colleges. As Cant, Poe Intended to bo presont at the ale famo to-day he thought it advisable to leave or Hprlnglleld this morning In order to confer with Capt. (Jill of Ynlo, and, if possible, removo the nilsappieheiisioti under which sho seems to bo Inborlng as to Princeton's conduct. Capt Poe will show that erery man on his team Is regular rnembor ot thu college and a bona lido amateur player.

A large crimson (lng bound with blnek. with alargexlgn nttnohed. "Harvard in mourning. Is dlKplayod in tho windows of the pool room ot Nassau Ilotol and Is attracting much attention among the passors by. Teaylvnnl Iteata l.arayctte.

FiiiLADEiii'iiiA. Nov. 81. -Pennsylvania and Lafayette played an exciting game ot footbull this afternoon on the University grounds. The bad feeling botweou tho col-loges, which had boen ongendered by tho treatment of tho Ponns lvnnia toara at Kaston, and the fact thnt this would probably bo the Inst contest betweou Pennsylvania and Lnfa- votto In any branch of athletic sports, had tho ofToct ol bringing out nn onthuslastlo nudl-once of over 1,000 persons Tho only exhibition of bad feeling was shown when the Lata-yotte team drove away after tho game, when Lafayette and Wells, their ruRhor.

who tripped HtiltnoutKaston.ware roundly hissed by the crowd. The features of the gamo woro tho punting ot Thayor, tho ball back work ot Camp, March, and Valentine, and tho tackling of both teams. Pennsylvania won tho toss and chose the west goal, with tho advantago of the wind nnd slope of the ground. A tumble by March irom a long puut of Thayer's gavo Pennsylvania tho ball on Lafayette twenty-five 1 aril line, and Valtintlno, by a clever run, mado the llrst touch down. Thayer kicking a very dinicull goal.

March again fumbled, and Audenteld made touch down, but no gonl resulted. Score. 1 10-0 at the end of the first half. In the secend half Pennsylvania kept tho ball in Latuyettn's territory till the Inst ton minutes, whon splendid runs by March, Camp, and Mackey took the ball to within twrayardsof Pennsylvania's goal, where they lost It on four downs. Thaver made along puut.

and. Camp tumbling it. eigler tan fifty yards, making a touch down, but itgnln tho goal wns missed, ho turthor scoring was done, although tho ball was dangerously near Lnfayotts's goal when time was called, with the score 14 to 0 in favor of Pennsylvania. Mr. Corn In.

'8b Yale, ret-creed aud Mr. Hpicer. Prlncoton, umpired the gnmo. YanJitmrKa. ivuifftm.

tafitvle. Aud'nr-ld lettrnd vvmdior Lerttackle Wella. liiw.er Lett guard 'Hirer. Wrignt Centre Wllllama Deuey Klitht guard 1.I1K ttypher Kltlit tankle Multh 7efgier Rlghtend Britain. Van Quarterback I'oatei Itulrne Captain llairback Uackey.

Valentine lUir too; March. Thayer mil back Camu. Xevr York ITIna from BXanhattiin. The first football match of tho season be-tweon the teams of tho Now York and Manhattan Athlotlo Clubs came oil on the new Polo grounds. In tho presence of about 400 spectators, yesterday uftoraoon.

and resulted In favor of tho Now York Club by tho closo score of 10 to 0. Capt. Lawson of tho New York Club won tho toss nnd took tho ball, thu mon lacing each othor in tho following positions: tuition. Manhattan. Hmmett Left end Miller.

Padgett Lerttackle Ilotllater. Hammond Left guard IUymond. Uouettug Centre o. Martin. tllanlnnT Right guard Lambraolit fcchletilnger Right tackle 11.

LyalL Thornton. Rlithtend oibson Mlllhnn Uuarterback C. LjalL t'oiter 1 iiiirh.L. (Young. Jordan.) Ualtb.cki Lawrou fullback Martin Owing to tho intense rivalry existing botween the two clubs the game wits not so free from slugging, toul tackling, and passing, and rough play generally, as it ought to have been.

The Now Yorks had to gho their opponents five turds tvvlco forfnul tackllug und loul passing, although their Dlayots did not seom to be nwure of tho fact that thoy bad transgressed the rules. Two accidents happoued during the contest. Jordan receiving a number of ugly scratches on his lett temple, and Capt, Law-son losing his wind at tho close ot the game. Mr. Jordan lind to retire.

BehlesslngertaklDg bis place, aud Mr. Smith playing right tackle during the rest of tb game. Mr. Lawson. who was nearly Insensible, recovered rapidly, and resumed playing as If nothing had happened.

The New kork team plaied the better game nt nearly every point, and their blocking was superior to that of their opponents. Two touch downs by Billy Coster and a brilliantly kicked goal by Lawson gave the Now lork team ton points, while Young scored four for tho Manhattans. White falling to kick the goal. The referee was Mr. Lewis of Princeton: umpire.

Mr. Wood ot the Htnton Island Athlotlo Club. The game lasted ono hour. Clinton Dowbi New York University. Tho Clinton nnd Now York UnrVerslty teams played an exciting game ot football on tho tennis grounds nt Governor's Island yes-teiday afternoon.

Thorowasn piercing west wind blow Ing ov er the ground, whloh prevented good kicking by eithor side. Tho toums vvero raude up as follows: 1'. Inltntity lniitiofit cilnwus. Cochran Left end Roger. Xal.ean lerttackle Vanltlker Left guard Onrdner entre Kelby.

Right guard HudfcOn Wedekln Itiehttackle Graham. Crawford Rlghtend Tompkln. Vming Uuarter back. Lahena Matthew Ilafback Turtle Adama llalfhark Wliaon. Eiani ruilback Boimon.

Curtis, the Clinton's halt back, mado the game an interesting one in the first h.ilf by Is hold dashes and dodging, Tho othor slae could do nothing with him. Their men went down beforo him like nlno pin-. Ho wns Injured in the second 1ml nnd hiul to give up. '1 ho team work of both tennis wits excellent. The score wlien gamo wns cnllou wax 1(1 to 0 In favor of tho Clintons.

Mr. nrterof Princeton, 'ml, was referee, and Messrs. Wright aud Slack tho umpires. Dartmouth Defeata William. Nov.

23. -Dartmouth do-fontod Williams 20 to 0 this morning on Hampden Park in ono of the best-pUtod games of football ot the season. Both teams werovory oveuly matched, Wllll.tms showing surprising and unexpected strength. Neither side scoied until thioe mlnuton boforo time wascalledln tho (list half, when Campbell of Williams kicked a goal from the fifteen-yard line, scoring five points for his team. Williams made a good beginning in the socond half.

Campbell scoring the first touch down ot the game, Dartmouth than bracod.and its better staying powers, couped with Cant. Odlln a lino oou ch-ing, proved too much for Williams; Ide'u 30-yard run anil liumphiey's N-yurd dash on-nbled Odlln to moro a touoli down. Camp-bull fumbled Odlln's punt from tiio 25-urd line, nnd Humphrey scored Dortmoutb'b second touch down Campbell uilhbod a puss, nnd Norlou scorod Dartmouth's thiid touch down Dartmouth's fourth touch down was scored en beautiful sprint ot ferty-llve yardH by ton. Humphrey scored Dartmouth's filth totnli down, making tho final scoio: Dnrt-niouth. 21): Willlanib, 0.

Dartmouth failed to kick goal on each of its live attempts, Ames of Prlncoton was referee and Terry of Yale wns umpire. Tho players were as lollows: Parlinouth. Rtuhera Smltli. Hegur UttI Fa.aett Abbott, roliom. and Norton Quarter back Halt back Ide and Humphrey, full back Odlln William ltiifhera Blgelow.

Johneon. Lowland All'o, lintchklo, NeUnn anil Lafajtite Ouarler luck-Brown baoke-uarllela and JJuran I mil back Campbell. Ailclphl Ilnraa Victory. The Adelphl Academy football team wou their tlrtt and a well dc. erred victory on the ground of the Brooklyn Athletic Auociatlon yeittrday.

defeating tha team of Belt' Academy, Stamford, by a (core ot .11 to Tho llrst touch down waimadt, twenty i.ren minute alter the kick off, by Bancker, Morgan making two and Pratt ilunblug ono goal In tn. econd half liaucker mad uother touch down and Pratt fl raa aprtrut. KTm liWm Jarae Uftend Lockwood. Iloreraan Leftuckl lyd 'on Uft guard rfielw. Cemr.

Hettlr J'lkln Itight guard "eui Right tarkl a lion. Morgan Rlghtend Bolea fralt Le.da Morgan jlair back Bodei. Banker back Miller! ronieroy KtUl Refme-Mr. Ifstchln of Adelphl A. Vmplre-Mr.

"m'-" "CM." Olel Timers Two teams of old Bugby football players competed on the Staten Iilaud cricket round yesterday at Ih.lr fayorll. gun One loam, mainly computed af men from Brooklyn cricket club, under the capialuililp of i Milca uf die l.ingt lounly Club pla eil auother under 111 capuiothlp of Mr Hind of "on Th gam throughout wae a very fait on, aad al Pr had not kicked a ball In ipm time, yat tber. wae no flagglnt and eer.ral trrU-Itaot run w.r. mad Th. Principal f.atir of th game waa a magnificent drop iiek ef j.

a P.Vui from nearly tai ciBtr ol al wm at t. la Inlhflrt bh! Ihr bait It all tkjtr own way. DaU and SUIm making touch downarram which Stile kicked two goat and th other aid had to toneh down twlc In aelf detenca In th. e.cond half th lora played op bit.r. and preaeed thlr anuconltta A tine drop kirk or lllnd.

gv tb.m a adrantara. and savag. helped to k.p lb ball near th other Bu1 roL llnghu'and Arehar tn touch down. Th. gam.

wae icor.d aceordUg rut. A Ttonch Game nt KaWark. At a quarter to 4 yesterday aftornoon tha ball wu set aVolllng on tb 0. T. football grounda.

In th eecond round cop tit mtcb of th America Football Allocation betwHa th Kearny Boven and th Longfellow Football Club of Brooklyn. Th gam wa roughly confuted, and not without accident Th referee gar thgrato th Krnr Rover by four goal to threa tut thtvliltlng team waa not atlnd, and will proitit tn rleclilon Tit name aud position! of thetyerswerl Krny Rnvera-ooal, llowarth. ruilback. U. Hcldn.J.

HondiPalf berka T. Cramra, Barr, J. ftmlttwmhyi rnrwarda. CuUer. t.

Hood. J. Conly. a BnilihMnbr, t'iMiello. Lnnctellnwa-Uol.

Oorwunl full back. aileri.u. toy. half hack. n.Campb.11, It.

1 Pope i forwarda. A. O. Taylor, J. tlrein, VV.

TauL O. (lorvtieii, J. Lennan. t'oliimbla'a Plaan rtor the Fulnrr. It was oxpected thnt tho Columbia Football Team would go oilt of training after the game with Cornell yeit.rday but there In now a bar poiilblllty that they -w.

Ill nold together another, week and play the L'raicetita next Saturday. If thli li dune the Inter ca gamei, which r. ere tn tako plaro on Irldaj nndfatnr-daytollowmg Thankigiyinc I lie poa'poned until the following week. The Co unibla team lima little debt which It want! lo pay off. and the man think this ran bo dun hy playing one or tvv more gamea The varlou with th exception or tho freiitmen at niak-jng great preparation forthaclai.

vamea and aa mot bad haa boen mora actlv Columbia thla year than for many yearaprerlou, and ai Hi reals. number of men line Irwi have beeu practu'ng. th game will bo th moat exciting that hare been held It untried that the Junior faw ciai forth tint lime will enter a team. The toMl between 'ut andvi wilt be 'ry do, and the wlnuer vvlU probably curry oil the chsuipion-hlp. th college atndenti are delighted at th Improvement their teem has made since i ictober, and expect 19 ae a good team pdt In the neld n.kt year.

Other Banei Yeslrrdar, Tha St Austin's School (Btnten Island) football team defeated the team from St. John'a College, Kordham, on tb Stalen Islnd Cricket grounds yeiter-day by a score of 14 to u. Irilng and Street made tonch downs (or the winner. Drake touched down one for th losers and Weeks kicked th gull. nth third cam.

of the Inlerscholistlc League th rolrtechnlo School of Brooklyn waa defeated by the Columbia urammar School team of New Vorkclty by a core of 10 to u. The latter teaui was much lighter nn tha rmli line, but plaied a better game throunhouL The Columbia Urammar team challenge anr private cbool especially Berkeley, in the city for the championship ot New ork The llsteor Football Club ot Brooklyn defeated th second eleven or the Polytechnic lustltuto al I'rosrect Park yesterday by a score nt lsnoima ton Ihe match lasted on hour and waa holly contrsted throughout. The touoli down, wen made by Merrlani and burly, Gill placing the ball and Merrlam kicking the goal Soctii (igi. jt. i he Alerts ot Mton llollbeat the Bedford! of Brooklyn football to-duy by th coro(iHto4.

lor the Alerts, Brlea Jol nson. and togan each scored a touchdown from which Brjan kirk i twrl goal A safety by Morris tor thuFedtorda as touched down by llasiy. The feature ef the gamo was th playing of bnllirso. th quarter bark of the Alert I'KixcrruK. Kor.

sa The senior clan football aleren plaved the LawrencevHIe Preparatory r-chnol team this afternoon at Lwrenoevllle, and. In a well playrd name, won by the scora of a to 0. Tho work or the rush nei wa particularly good. football at tho Naval Academy. Annapolis, Not.

23. A game of football wai played thl afternoon the aval Academy be-tween the naval cadet of the second and third classe. Result Second onus, JtJ point, third 0. Football Note. The Cc-rlnthUns ply th Prospeot of Brooklyn on tb grounds of the F-taten Island Athletic Club Thanksgiving Pay at 10 A II.

QUAJIRXL AMOS a IBB nnBBT.UBS. President J.nacomb) Hcatovea Committeeman tor Reftialnc to Prepare sa Illll, The League of American Whoelmen is about to appeal to the Legislatures ot New York, New Jorsoy. Pennsylvania. Man lima, Massachusetts, Connecticut. Illinois, Ohio, and Missouri to Improve tho highways in their rospectivo States.

It hopes to havo dr.iftsof the nocossary bills ready for submission in January next, On Nov. 6. President Lhurles H. Luscomb ot tho Loague notified Isaac B. Potter, a member ot the Commltteo on Bights and Privileges, that a joint meeting ot the Executive.

Bights and Privileges, and Highways Improvoment Committees would be held In this city early in December, to consider the matter of highway improvement. Mr. Luscomb, besides Inviting Mr. Potter to attend the meeting, asked him to prepare it bill to be Introduced Into the Legislatures of Now York. Now Jersey, und Maryland.

The bill was to provide for the collection and expenditure ot road tax by a competent commission Mr. Potter ronlied that his nrofesHlonnl work Air. Potter ronlied that his professional work waa so exacting thnt he could notundortake to prepare the bill, and that anyway thu work belonged to the Highways Improvement Com-miuee. of which ho was not member. Mr.

Luscomb Insisted, Mr. Potter still rolused. Blr. Lutoomb neked Mr. Potter to resign, Mr.

Potter Bald he wouldn't. Then Mr. Luscimiti announced to Mr. Potter that ho had removod him from the Committee ou Bights and 1'rivi-hw. Mr.

Potter replied, doming tho President's right to remove him. und thero tho cor-lespondenae ceased. Mr. Luscomb said yesterday that tho Presi-dent appointed tho committees, and, ho believed, had tne power to remove any member of committee ho failed to perform tho ork romiired of him. Mr.

Potter said Mr. Luscoinb's violent work in behalf ot the Improvement ot highways was nn electioneering dodco toso-cure Ids reflection as Pitsldent. Tho joint meeting of tho committees will Lo held on Doo. 7. The Twenty-second Urirlment'a Game.

Undor the gaslight, in their unclont armo-y, last nigtit. the Athletto Association ot the Twent) second rtegimcut held their tint annual tall gomea Pretty glr a bi the score watched the ao dier boy. ami encouraged them in their contests for tha handivoiue medal offered, white up In the balcouy the band played aoute lively musto for the games, aud later on lor the dani-iug. The officer were: Keforee. W.

it. 1'ryor, Judges, Ii King. N. U. Thurston, and Ii.

J. tllanlunl, timers, Welnacht. H. Austin, and Itobert htoli starter, VV. It.

Kuberiion. handlcupper, W. II Bobertson, announcer, l'red VV. llurue. Ihe wlnneri In theflrat trial heata of the fifty yard dash (handicap) were: i Meyer, Company 1.

J. Hylveaier. Compan) C. derharuc company and (1 lletnlg. company A.

Th0iii bet was nun by 11 s. Meyer, seconds. Jacob Woilcr or on. pauy won the hair mile wall, for novices. J.

H. Welier. also of Company c. was second, tune. 4 minutes lVseoonds lu the tutotaar trial.

Company's B'a team No 1 1). Urown. Jr, ti. N. llavier, VV.

r. Heater, and s. ltarwlck defeated Company a team by one fool. The latter team won the second trial bv two iucbee, and company the final la I minute IT. second.

It. Uaiiey ot company wou the sack race ot ou Jap ttJUaecouda the on. mllo run waa won by II Collyer Company in minutes liv asionda U. J. Ilert of company I wae second.

Both had oj yards klurt from tho acratcb men Hurray and Lange wnouldnuttlmih. Putting tue alxteeti ponnd allot waa wou by Y. Kramer of company F. llli put was Ji feet I inchei It 11 l.oedel waiaocond Tha 4to yards run. handicap wo run In one heat.

h. Collyer of umpany won it in I minute eeciiiids. l. J. Hart of Company 1 won the half mil goal you-please, heavy marching order with VV J.

l-re or tlum pany atcoud. Time, mlnuts OJS sreonda in obstacle race ai won by VV. 1. Balloy ot Couv-pau) II lime i minute 4t' company wou lb a.io:ltluu banner. Tba A.

A. Application Onnae. The growth of the Amateur Athlctlo Uulon is something inrvellau. Pay hy dy the Uuki of th orgauUatlon are lelug welded cloier, and the time li not tariiUtiut when It will be the aupramelsglslatlv athletic body ot the country. Applications fr membership are pouring In from club of ev.ry section of th countri.

These applications must he made lu regular fermaidtfntdby the comtltution. but unforlunauly minor olubi In fiMn ay htalei are Ignorant of the rc qulremeat aud ennseuene la deiay and annoy anceto loth the Lnlou and the applying club. At the request of ih Amateur Athletic liic Bti prima iliatpurilunof tha coumliutiiin ahicli rclatea lu it, a poiuiiiKiuritioa Appltvanta ror ueiuberalilp shall remit to the beer tar) with their apn l.auuu tho iluj. heroinatler stated, and tbermtrirr ut least leu Jay Pofure III an nuali meeting, shall pay to the Tieas loliowiug auiouu a aa annual flue, tir.i club of aud le than swi member JS, those exceeding jai In im tuber, ship. SID, and those exre ling 1 l.iuiu raeuiberstili) A failure to pay fc-ld dutawilhla the time prescribed shall oiierau to prevent a representation nt and a vote by the delluiueui cluu at anr uiectlug of the I nlon and a continued Indebtedness for duel or other fur a period of lx months shall operate as a Icaa Tor membership by the dellu jueut Cioaa onntry with the llouuda.

PouonsxEFsiE, Nov. 23. The meet ot the Dutches Couutyllunt tlub today aas atiijd Pork village. Tb weather wo suporb. The pack of hounds sntnherod lwnly-eyu, ud there wero eight or leu rider.

Th ran was aouthward along Ihe east aid of th Uyda Park road to a ptlnt appetite th Stuyveunt plac. Ih.LCe icrowth highway along th Ire-side of Ih.roid.audtti.tlDl.hwa.al air U.org. B.ck' plac. opposite hi form building Th uuttnrun r. Arehl Bogen.

and he we first th finish, followed clos.iy by MImi Alic Barnard on her mr lluntre.s. Ueorg Bar. riard came next, and then In olos. order cam I-Roger Kobrl Haaford. and ctuvrle Swift All of th hone took th ranee ud wall obstructions In a hand, somo manner, and Ihero wr no raUhpa The run of abuatelaht tnllea wae mado In sldy-twu minutes Th most of th run waa vlsihia from thu llyil Park road Ituplil Ti.lnalt fu Illy, I'uilUc loii.l, Th fst train aartlt now In rertlon vl the Chi cogu and Nerihw.si.rn and Union raclrm al ay.

makes th. tlm from N.w Vork tn th I'aciilo coast n. SSfi'A'ifT sriortor than ny forrasr schedule. Will bol.d Bl.eplngCara er run through from Chicago to "tlhout ,1. gant dlnlgg oar rv oil msals ea rout Th chlcaao and Dearer Limited Expr.

I th fastest and best qulppa two cltlttv ifi Tork 3S7 aaa iI0if JISIIS TrKGLJUaaaau B. ALTMAN 18th Street, 19th Street, and Sixth Am (18th Street Station Elovated Road.) Fine Silk Novelties at BB Bfir Sr SB Im Ql Kf wSk fr And for the Holidays 2nfe ynr9 Dress Goods, comprising Foulcs, vlwrlvU' orfies. and Dinponals in patterns, at $3i00 $3i00 and 52-incli Invisible Stripes at dMELfa Wggl fOCi jflli The above will be offered, commencing MONDAY, Nov. 25th. Goods delivered tree within a radius of sercnlv-fire miles of York City.

A3lOt a THE ATHLETES. Entries for the Weottlab. American Toons, neat, Tho following nro tho entries for thn box-Ine and wrestling tournament of tho ticottish-American Athlotlo Club to bo hold at Oakland Jtlnk, Jersev City. Monday eveointr, Nov. 25.

line Hundred and Hvo Pound Boxing Thomas It. Knowlea, orange 1. lieeu.n. Downtown A. vicKeegn, btar v.

Brut, Hrldg A. Jlmbavo, A. J. Golden, National A. Thoma Haley A.

One Hundred and I if teen round Boxing J. J. Brown. West Side A U. William Kennev, new Jersey A.C Amos bachs West hud A.

CI. McCarthy S. A. A. C.

on Hundred and Twenty-flv round Umtng-vv. I. Rvan. West aide A I', K. Hagnn, atlonal A J.

Walker. A A. CrJ Condren A. A ne Hundred and Thirty live Pound Boxlng-fohn Clark. We A.

P. r. Lnoney. b. A A.C.

r. Ccrballuc ft A A. C. Cine Hundred and Fifty-eight Pound Boxing Van Iliniten. West Mile A.

talillL A. A VT. II. btuckey VV est fcnd A. Wrestling is.

roundB-t'harles Echlerkier. Newark Hum Vereln VI Ilrajer. American A. (' Mux Luthbeg, Vork city, i tear Jaenig. National Turn Vereln; Henry imtrlch, New York lurn Veretns T.

J. O'Uay, In mlilition thnro will ho club Bwlocins, and exhibition iparrlwr by Lnrklns. Cal jlcCurthy. or Chappie Moran. ex-inembera of the club.

Athletic Young Ladle. Lakevvood, Nov. 23. The openluc reoeptlon of the Youug Ladies' Athletic Club of this Tillage waa glv i'n thla afternoon, and was largely attended by gueit ot th hotels and cottage. The club numbers abont fifty active member.

The olHcer re: President. 311ns A VV. Kimball, recretry. MlieA. II I)avi; Treainrer.

Miis union aii Advisory committee ot twelv loungludlei look after tha dotal a ot th raauagemenl or the club. Too rooms are open verv day fruinb bo cluck until auusec Pile club color are yellow and white and the leading game ere tennl aud badminton. The Hecrrtary aim Ireaiurer welcomed visitors to-day lu the club auit. Goslr orNoort with Arena aad I.ec. V.

J. The Berkeley Oval I near tit JI orris Dock station of the Harlem lllvcr Railroad. llKchampiun inter-colleglate mller. C. Wella 'id.

v.111 comrete tue rweiith Kegimeut game Mr. J. Hobari. a prominent member of the Kensington Athletic t'luD, is on ot tho geuilemeu whole looming ath etkilu Jenny tty. The Kenaingtan Atlitetlu Club of Jeriey City will hold lis initial atli.eito game at West bide Drivlug Park, Jersey city luigius, on Inankigivtug Hay, Thoex.Nrw VnrL.

Turner Cadets will hold their annual Invitation ballon Uodnrsda). ov -7 (lliankigir lug vei, at lurn llit, wiana w. ban rut.nu street. The two Johns Lloyd of the Prospect and Nolan of the Aiorns will cominaud turcra or the two organisations on the Juiut crosa country run uf then, popular cluo The Berkeley Athletic Club'a amateur champion light weight tugot war team will torupeie at the Mum l.egtment armor) un Dec. for ibo chamrlonlliln of New lor and vicinity.

rhe ri'hitillAHileila Club will bold their meeting on Tl.ankKiviiig Hay at Dillon a Athlllic arounda at I llli. Li I on thu Hud.un The lonovrlng ibh lilt or the veins i-ie mile run half mile run, u-)ardi run. und lou ardi liurdle ruci. The Wrltchesler Walking Club will take then Ilarlrm t.lver. crand central Heiot.

thla mo-ning. tor Lake klahiipar, nala to Lake Oireola. to iJte Mi.hegan. dining at rry a. thence tu 1'eekikill, where the train will be taken foi home There ere tvv our three athlellc clubs trying to leeur Weet Mid Hrlvlug I'urk.

Jerrer clti iieights. toru traiuln grounds uxt heaoii on acc unt of thril wa cuinpany extending tuelr tracks to within nve tniuutes walk or the place, it will vttry accessible for athletes. A capital burnt-cork eutertainment was given by the memberi. ot the Mushing Athlellc club rhunuay lilghi amoug those no upj cared beiug tlm ew York Banjo club, with lleavr. brooks and Denton, the ctmmtmm biinjcte All II.

prniuiiieui itnuu experts, footbaiieri. and utnletca ariidpaied. I.B Walker. 'HI. L.

Bojil, 10 It. Ludingtoa 81 and II. Houghton "ut, cany th royal purple and white uf the Amherst ollege Ath etn. Assuclaliou at the Inaugural open am llei.r athletic meet ngot the Boston Atnietic AssocUlloii ahlih Whl held at th Hub on aaturday even tig, liec. lu.

Ihe Ilichmond Couuiy Athlellu Cluoof Mateu I. land will hold their llrst athletic games unjTIiaukalrlng Day on their gronnds, Vaudtrbllt avenue, Clltton. Maten Island Thsy have now a membership of a beautiful cluo house and grounds, and well oiiuipusd gymnaltum. althuugh but three months lu existenco Prnvlillna-ft, sriilli.h rroviiiing tn hcutttsn American Athletic riubdoas not hold Its annual cruai country ruu on riiauksvlvlng Ha, it Is prooabio that 11 following team or aihleiea win represent (hem In the erne, country run tn lie held by Hi. Muhiuati Atul.llo Cluu of N.uark un that dai-i John rtumnl.

captain, Thomas Day, Kenny il Curcuraii, C. cktiiui in. aud lc bntwi.t e. rb Conrolldated cjueena louuty Harriers and Ja. man; Ati.ietlc cluu vt give a nare and hound ou Ihauk.givli Haj Ihe etart to be ma le from Janialoi 'ohows, J.

me. i roa. J. a Chance tiraci. J.

A. i a. Hioatenbiirair o. c. 11., I ttaera a'iu lu Harold guortrtiu, C.

kj liardenurook tteiid IBl'lBIWr cordially inVtieJ At the election day gamo ot the Arorn Athlttlc Asso. the New Jersey Alhle c'ub Kim second prlu In the running broad Jiinin but through au error several papers cnmicu hiattery of theataieu IsltiU Atlilctlo i lub alth th place lore guril tu this error informed a hti, reporter last nl.lit hut all Iheatuielrs who imi not vat reoeived their prut could obtain Hi. order rer thin! from him. Tha cross country team of the New Jersey Athleiin tlub ought lo be cnuihie or securing the set of colore he awarded lh winning team In the cross-coiintrv rini to ho held by the Mohican Athi.t Club of Nei Jk on Thanksgiving Dai William Day. barring accident? Wlllirrlalnly breaat Hi te llral, and 17 II larlaLartr aiuuds a clianc.

or coming in second whll. rViuaii, WIU not be tar Th Couuor.l Harriets of houth (Ireanrleld held their annual marling and el.ctionof olllcera at their head riuarter. klauhattan Ooitag. cUUey lilanl road, on luuiada) Ihe following uiScers were elected for the ensuing ycari I'lMldeiiL J.orr, bicr.tary. Doyli.

treasurer, Vtulsli. I aptalrc VI1 Mlnslowi Vic. JaT-tain. VV. Laniu, an 1 1 ll.gulr wer eleci.d memh.ia ihe ilrsi ru i will take piece u.xt Wedues.

iy. ami will b. a live mile road ri, siarl to b. md, from tue Cottug. aiaus Judging from the number uf athlete who practising lor th Turelr.h Iteglment game In th.

regl nienul armory the meeting inn ono of the but iver ginby iliaiorganlaailon. hicbhashd oiu.nyuo-cesaful gath.rluga Mecretary ChaaJ, 1 iiciila working win. hi usual and h.suteo ioThk boa reporter yesterday, that tnrough an versight tha MnouDcmenti mat th. handicapping Jowly the A. A.

offl. lai hd not been pnbUbd. but thit that geutl.man would allot th starts Just th. m. a.1,i.Tfi.!'rTk''.0"p'! T011" Bcottlih American Athlstlo Cfub clrcumrs yst.nly to th.mMrs of thatorgauuailou.

notify ng th.m that th.ciubwi. bout to nulld a hndsom club houia, and If lhav w.fl tb. Building Cpminltte In regrd to iiieli. Tb club inlands railing Uu.u and th "oveitor Sri gairanfeed per cent perannum tor their money, Jlon book, will n. on Hoe.

IVat the ofhke of Jreuurer W. A llenoteiiberg. Jl lirnta atr" at? Jeriey 'lallPOIlTAKT TO S.flII.:S. rpiIE COMBIMATIUN MIVHlSCULPTUBIi I h. moat wonderful nd fuciuatlog itudy for laaiV liaud Instantly md.

li all color without firing Material (l a poono. with frea CLOTHINfi FOB ALL MEN, WOMEN, CfflPREE NEWMARKETS, WRAPS, JACKETS. Plush Sacques. Tailor-Made Suits. OVERCOATS.

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EvcrythlBK Sold on Our Euay Method or Weekly or Monthly Puymenta. Piser Harisf 132 Bowery, near Grand Street. OPEN VNTM1. Sealskin Sacpes Thorouelily Rrllabln In Every 1 I I I'airllcnlar, I "i 3l lnoli lone. Vs? 1 All tlie In Hook or to order without I I 1 extra charge.

faG.C.SHAYNE, I II "ft rtinniER, wJ.i.i Street. lOlt l-rlnce Wtrrct. llonochue May co to Luropa Riiln. NEwnunoir, Nov, JI. L.

Snoka, the patron of Athletic Fports. who took younc Joe Donouhuo to Europe Inst winter, where he won several HltAtloa contests of Impnrtiince. la expected in the city Inafow tlnyu to mnlo arraneetnentB to take either or his 15.ye ir-oW hrothor, Jlin. to lluroiie this winter. 1 the ohleat nnd Inst-est hkuter, hut In plutltip; with tho Aew liurah Aeademy mam somo weeks aco In-lurettoneof his knees to such uu extent that he was conlliiod to bed for days.

This kneJ has since cot vvell nnd, Krown stronu, and his father suit! to-dav that he would I more likely toncivln ruuke the jnutney tfiau younif Jim. ihe father Is cettlntT his skates ready, nnd If vvhen Mr. Hacks airlyes It is deemod beet ror no opposition from tho parents of the hov. ju ruo thoy co, and It Is very probaUe, they villi leave this country about Dc-p. 1.

1 he hoy vory anxious toaualn mpet l'nalson, tho sktttor, whoholdd the colors in his counti Mr, Byrnr's Neat Hit ol' Slrafrsy. It was niinoiinced yestordny that Qeoree the brilliant jnuig ahurt stop of the Urooklyn flub, had signed a contract for nrxt year with hla own oluu Thereby hanga a tale emlih. It sseiaa, attar Ply'tiggret bll. went to pieces In Iho world a series tTmii'tiil. mad.

about hi. pi." hlll th other pi) era remoini-d tu Brooklyn to ui b' av. Binllh Mlurned to hi. -f'u, Atloona, wlth.jt Mr l.yrti lli. centiyltcameto Mr.

Byrnes oar. it.tly tnat an al i tempt wa. being nude b) Bioth.rh.ml to km tb for th. liteburgli Club his old horn being In i.iuare win. Brooklyn Byrne could hav laugh uoti him by tlie rtrritiiir.

hood peonl. he burr Udiv left Thursday night, and b.ior. In, I rld.y iiiornli.g Via: "mltl" nam. to a contract to play lu Uiooklyn nut Kaniern Field Trial. Hwh Powt.

N. 0 Nov. eecond. third, and fourth places In the Agad Hitler Stake war decided to-day. Th weather wa cool and eliar.

Th dog wer put down at A. if. Toledo Blade beat "oti prl'S won third pfuV si.i...MTi,i"a,,c,.I,n,ll1 tourtli in th Klnter hiU wu oonUnued. and Count r.unr. beat ir.d.

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