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TIlE SUN THURSDAY DECEMBER 19 1895

lOuSE RACE NO LOTTERY

ioitAiiA DICTVX jv THE MOllllU IMHK CASKS

The <Intlce Alio Sara It In Not IlIeK1 rori> Man to Mnkte st Bel with an Attaintaare nnd R cord It If No Uoar lnie

Argument 01 the writs of habeas corpus ob-

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far counsel for BamtiM n Lawrence1reildent of theJWestchester Ilaclne Asaoclsv

lon and Joseph Btnrpls a bookmakers clerkwas held before Justice Incraham In the Cham-bers

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of Over and Termlner yesterday Prosdent LAwrence who WAS arrested lint monthwas charged with contriving a lottery pool etInv Mid mftlnttnInnusftnce at MorrisFlorals Is accused of bookmaklntc In rlolatlonof the law Justlctt Ingraharns decision In thenutter will settle the question as to the consti-tutionality

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of the PercyOrar Racine lawAssistant District Attorney LIndsay appear

for tho people white Former District Attrnoyrleolrepresented Sturels and Joseph 8 Auer ¬

Kuhn Hot ant John 1 Bowen appoarfor M r Lawrence Peter Iaoys reproirntntlro woe aUo present Mr Auerbach be-

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the argument by reciting the history of therorcyOnxy law and tho causes which led up toIts passage by tho Legislature Ho declaredthat tho law was framed for the ayowe pur-pose

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of prletoa tho patrons ofliorso Auerbach said tho caseagainst II Lawrence was Instigated not byrepresentative citizens but by I crowd of dis-appointed

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gamblers The PercyGray law prohibited these gamblers from pursuing their Ille-gitimate calling

Mr Lindsay sold that Mr Auerbach deviatefrom the main contention of thehad Ignored thochargeof contrivinga lotteryJustice Ingraham Interrupted at this point andfall

It Is Idle to talk about horse racing being atottery A lottery as every one knows Is whereeverything depends upon chance A horse racedependllpn sne trenth orendurance and

things further apart than aliorne race and a lottery

I have decisions hero to how your Honorthat a horse race IIs a game of chance std MrLlnd ay

OhII said the Justice youlmay show de-cisions

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to prove anything but to say that ahorse race Is a lottery Ian absurd misuse of thoKngllsh language

The case of President Lawrence rested whileDcLancey Nlcoll areueil In behalf of Bturclf thebookmakers clerk Mr NlcollI suld the Ilawcould not be construed In Sturglsa cue In anymanner that would mako him a bookmakerJustice Ingraham agreed with MrNlcoll ap-

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for he declared that the recordlngofa dozen bets on a race did not make-

a man a bookmaker and even If It should boshown that ho was a bookmaker and that hisnet were unconstitutional there was no statute-on the books for punishment for the offence-

S He said tbo Legislature had failed to provide-any punishment for bookmakers under the law

Mr Root arguing for Mr Lawrence sold theConstitution was amended reference to poolselling for the express purpose of doing awaywith taking the money from clerks mid otherworllua people who could ill afford to lose

Pool selling had become a lottery andmnny people wore led Into the temptation ofrisking their money In horse rachl howeverthere certainly was an chance asthere was chance In Insurance or anylegitimate business Tho Westchcster RacingAssociation wu not run to make money Cer-tain

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fees were charged for necessary expensesbut the object was to promoto the breeding ofgood horses There were no profits In the Mor-ris

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Park raco track The association had noth-ing

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to do withI I pool selling In the sense that poolsellingl was a public nuisance

Justice Ingraham said Ho did not think It wasIllegal for a person to make a bet with anotherperson whom be knew and record the sameproviding money was passed between themlie said ne thought such a transaction waswithin the law He took the briefs submittedby both sides and reserved decision

rILi JOaN CAMPBELL 001A Humor that Col Ruppert Will Inv a-

New Trainer nod VockeyAt the end of the year there are likely to bmnny changes in the big racing stables In

East It II rumored that Cot Ruppert will havea new trainer and jockey John Campbell whoprepared both Diablo and Castaway II for theBrooklyn Handicaps which both won In tbelrrespective years Intends it Is said to leave theHuppert stable The Colonel will also have toengage a firstclass jockey aJohnny Lamb Istoo sick to don the pigskin

AmonI the moo who are mentioned asblnlflit the plaof Campbl arelieu who Dwyer withsuccess Ho als handled Shelby Tuttle andother bore C Cornehlesen Matt Allenand are 111 spoken of The litter was the trainer the Oneck stablewhich the late Dr Gideon L Knapp was thochief owner

IiissaId that theOnock string may bo soon soldat auction If this Is true there will undoubt ¬

edly be a strong competition for the services ofSam Doegctt who rode for tho stable It Isalso said In raclnl circles that Frank D Hoardwho Is one principal owners of tho ErieStables has his eye on Uoegett for next season

Of the crack Eastern August Helmontba the first claim for the services of Griffin

W Thompson has engaged young Clay ¬

ton Taral and olmms are not signed yet butboth are likelytsecure Urstclass engagements

How They Finished at fifvr Orleans I

NEW ORLEASS Dec 1ISThe Crescent City JockeyClubs races today resulted as follows

First Race Threequarters ot mile Lillian E 3to 1 and 4 to 5 won Rosalind Ulo 2 placesecondXrwnoutf third Tune 1I4K

second Itacr Seven and a halt furlongs fir Work6 to 2 and 3 to 0 won overollo 2 to 0 plaoe secondTom Buyre third 1H4W

ThirdI ie1Wrt of a mite Percy 20 to1 and A to 1 won F Smith U to 6 place c-

on Nlllalblr Time 114lteOoe mile and quarter Wolseytfto

6 M Cats 4 to 1 place Second UncleJim Time aOSM

nrth RaceThrecquarteraet mile Saybrook 10to 1 and a to won John 6 t 0 place secondshanl Han tblrii Time It ISM

The iTmulln nt FrlneoR-

AV Fa4cIscoDrc l8Thsweather was threatenInK today hut tie rain held on unti the end or theraclne A big crowd was The track wasmuddy lint the racingI frgood Tlreooiiuf sixfaiuritrs WOI Mimmnrlu

First IHo furlongs Adoph fpreklIIOBentiii 110 I won Hazard 107second Mount Mctircgor I 1U7 laekln I to 5third Time I1001l Irlln

Second RacoNI furlongs Genre illller 104Cochranc H to I won Highland 104 Cborn t to1 second Carmel 107 Macklln 30 to 1 thirdTime tl8M

Third Kacu One mile Sister Mary 101 Domett1 to 4 won Roma 100 T Moane i2 to I secondbantlozn 115 ichorn I to 4 third Time 147

Fourth flaeeMx furlongs Collins 104 Chorn 3In 1 on Shield Hearer rrJV Hloane 84 to 1 sec-ond JuliaI 104 I third TlmelruFifth Roeo One and onesixteenth miles over tourhurdles lob Itoy 1S5 Finn 4 to I won Dellrlnger114 11 toesecond Cicero 1401 to0 thirdTime vaaii

Ulith Itace One and onesixteenth miles over toOlhurdles JOCI4U Ilenncssy 8 to 8 wonO 123 Cairns i 11 In 1 second Alexis 125 Ambrose 30 to I third Time20334

Winners sit Ht Asaph-WAiiitnTo Dec 18The following are the results

of the races at 8t Asnoh 10 dayFirst Hace t cult a halt furlongs inwslmrp 3

tot and even you Cody out puce second Ualllnothir I111IilceJta Collusion 6 to I and a

Tlnirto I woo

030 Itn to 1 place second Oak thirdThird ItareFivcelhtht 20lo a mile Salltbury 8 tt>

1 and U to 1 won Iuclle 1 place Mcond Iamacraw third Time lOitFourth laeIlx and a half furlongs Ionoma

Mir 13 6 to Ilwon Ionce da outplace second Ktaffa third lime i2114 Lon

Fifth Uace Half mile Deceitful a to 5 andwon Irlo U to 1 place second i Eclipse Jr OltTime

HUtli HateSevenelxnths a mile Seatucket 8oI to 6 and 2 to 0 MOD lkolO to 2 place secondVaiitlyke third unto I

New roan tile Horse WorldTho fast colt Ills IKhnuswho died suddenly at Fleetwood Park

day was 100kNlpon by local horsemen as themaking of He woe owned by JohnPenman who bought him a few weeks ago forSI110 after Ilvlll him n record of 22Il4 in hUmall race OraDgoburl Ills Highness was

Lizzie bywnu Wikelieorge his grandam elster to Mambrlno King ful

Uunebsill NoteTho Atlantic Association will bole a meeting

atnoon

the Fifth Avenue Hotel lt 13 oclock

Steve Ferluln1naKer Irwin played short-stop for for tour seasonsbefore Allen appeared In thu club

The Pittsburgh Club having failed to secureFred Ely will probably play hick Pad a on of theItonnoke Va Club at short stop Iatldoit wassigned to cover second base several weeks ago

It has been sete that a Pennsylvania thatLeague club located at Ihtladolphlniiluylngat the Philadelphia grounds when tho

s National League train lIs away rite club willbe under the lanalemenof Hilly tiharslg

The deal btween Pittsburgh and ¬delphia I110f Pittsburgh was lD

Phitoexchange for Taylor and Cross thePhiladelphia ofllclals refused to part withCross and offered Taylor and llallman butthe offer was refuted The Philadelphia playera wi probably agsln so to Hampton Va forMajch oprlol practice leaving Philadelphia on

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ZIG iTrINGMeUnffle Kstoeksi Out Ryna 1st the Nlath

BoundA private glove contest which was scheduled

for ten rounds was decide In the gymnasiumof the Rldgewood on Tuesday eveningThe principals wero two wellknown amateulighters Eddie MoDuflle champion ot theQueens County A CM and Jack Ryan thechampion of the Glendale A C The r lboxedfor a gold watch and chain MeUnffle weighed110 4 pounds and Ryan 1Jl pounds

Many wagers were made on the result thebetting being about even McDuffle fought fastfrom the ODd had the better of the argu-ment up ltrtend of the third round ThenRyan who had fought on tho defensive cutloose rushed his opponent and started theclaret running from McUuflloa nose with 1straight lefthander

It was a tossup otter that lor two roundsThen McDufllu came again and scored aclean knockdown In the sixth round Ryanwas dazed after that and McDuffles supportCM cheered him to the echo Ryan continuesto flU uwaybotng very weak McUuflle punched-his man as he pleased In the eighth roundthe Ulendnle lad being unable to defend him-self

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The left iIn the wind and the right In theface did the trick In the ninth round McDudleknocked Ryan down and out and won the ama ¬

teur featherweight championship of Queenscounty

Chicago Chtefof Police Hay Hnlllvam andhyatt Are Huaubeemn

CiiicAni Dec 18 Under orders of Chief ofPolice Bndenoch tho police have stopped theboxing exhibitions between Puter Maber andRums bbs boxing partner Yesterday a delega-tion

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waited on the Chief and the Utter said thathe Intended to stop all sorts of boxing In Chi-cago

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and that under no circumstances would hepermit Matter to continue his exhibitions

Why Mr Chief asked Manager lack oftho Opera house has a permit been Issued forHulllvnn and Ryan to box

Uocauso answered the Chief 0 they are acouple of hasbeens fat and out of conditionand unable tdo each other any kind of Injury

Jimmy Decry and Pedlar Palmer WillMe Matched

CHiCAnn Dee18 Jimmy Barry the Chicagolor pound champion will bo matbo tomor¬

row against Pedlar Palmer conqueror ofHilly Pllmmer Parson Davies has receiveoffers for the fight which he has conclude taccepl The contest will take

Peter Maher whoso exhibitions at alocal theatre were stopped yesterday by the po¬

lice left for the East today In a bud humor

Fighting Ooulp-

Gcorle Reynolds of this city says that he witoilers challenge andarticles to box at 131 pounds In a limited roundbut

Constant Reader Jersey City They fought atNorth Judson Imt on Feb 1 1880 The con-test

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wereresulelln a draw sixtyfour rounds

Frank Bosworth who was formerly BobFltzslmmonss sparring partner and lately box-ing Instructor at the New Manhattan A C IIssaid to bo seriously ill with pneumonia-

C1NtlcNATiDec 18 Jimmy Ryan and MarkCarroll middle weights metatho Olympic Clublast night for a lenroUul Carroll was nomatch for Ryan was knocke out In thesecond round

larry Nenmler of England who was in thisa few Year ago has Issued a chal ¬

lunge through tho Spnrtdio Life to meet anyman In the world at 148 pounds Tom Tracey ofAustralia preferred

Watson Deles the Rnmor or at New CupCliullenaer

LONDON Deo 18 George L Watson has In ¬

formed tho Yttthltna HorM that the rumor thatthe Hendersons of Glasgow had received an or-

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for a yacht designed by hint to compete forthe Americas Cup Is entirely unfounded

Yachting News of InterestRoyal Phelps Carrolls big centretxmrd cuterNaraboe was launched at City Island on

day last after being overhauled antI titled outfor a cruise lu Southern waters

The sloop yacht Whtlcawar belonging to theestate of the lute George F Randolph has beensold to Dr F H Hoynton of New York She Isnow being overhauled at the Greenport Basinand Construction Company

The Orange Lake Ice Yacht Club of Newbnrgahaelected the follovlngofnccrs Commodore

C Htgglnson ViceCommodore WlllettKldd Secretary nnd Treasurer A N ChambersMeasurer C A Dixon Regatta Committee DrWlllett Kldd Frank U Wood Alonso KromCharles A Dixon and B B Moore

Charles L Davis has designed a finkeel yacht-for 0 J Field of the Indian Harbor Yacht Clubiho will bo 40 feet over al 20 feet 6 Inches onthe water line and have a draught 6

She havo a trunk cabin and will b-elledfeet wiwith stateroom closets and ample

room She will be named Ethclwynn H-

and will be built by the Spauldlng HI LawrenceBeAt Company of Ogdcnsburg 1N

The schooner yacht Luello owned by L AShaw of Providence and Daniel Lauton had arough experience a few days ago She sailedfrom Boston Nov 2H on a cruise to FloridaOn Dec 6 she started to crossand was caught In a gab Site rode out thestorm near Cross Rip Lightship losing hermainsail and Jib while her boom and wheelwcru slashCl before she reached NantucketHarbrClnbof

At the annnallueotnl followingof the Pavonla Yach

elected Commodore D W Kohn ViceCom ¬

modore lame Johnson Fleet Captain R H-

McFnrlnnd Measurer A1 Curtln Fleet Sur-geon

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Dr L llautnan Secretary WF Tobin Corresponding Secretary W A Mil-er Treasurer B F MacClatn Trustees W JKent JSmith JHennessey F G Agensand J W Strober House Committee JA Dennln W Willis Wi B Adams L Mlddolsdorfand A oi hell Anchorage Committee A Floc A J Kreymeycr and R D Broley Dele-gates

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to the New York Yacht Racing Assoclalon James Johnson A J Krrymeyer andGeorge James

Jliml ami1 Stream In speaklnl of tho comingDunravon Investigation I Is now un ¬

derstood that the Inquiry will private noteven members of the club being admitted We-are surprised that In view of the Importune ofthe matter abroad the committee has decidedto make the Inquiry private The Interests ofthe defence which presumably has nothing toconceal demand the fullest publicity through-out

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the entire proceedings and there should bnothing In tIm evidence which In the interesteither side must be suppressed or oncealedfrom tho pu bile The press at least should navefull liberty to attend and report the proceedlogs Without questioning the good faith andgood judgment of IhpCup Committee In fallingto mikn public on Instant Lord Dunravensfirst charges It is evident that hind this beendone the mater ronld never havo assumed Itsnresent phase

Bile HuootloaThe prize shoot of the Empire Rifle Club bgan last evening at the pettier range

flowery The prize money amount tSUOand wi be divided ns follows prize 35

prize 20 third prize 18 fourthprize 15 fifth prize 110 sixth prize Isseventh prize SO eighth and ninth prizes 5

tenth prize 11 eleventh and twelfth prizes 12each The conditions of tho shoot are afollows Any i2callbre rifle to be used regula-tion tweltIVfrlnl target two but tickets tgovern al Scheutzrn lund rules

There was quito a sharp competition lastnlght-n secure the prlzu for the lowest score made

during the exhibition Tho shooter who obllltilt entitled U Sii and forond dbtnctoiis there Is also a prize of 12Charles Buyer who In a pretty fair shot did notisu his sharp eye with tiny discretion last nightand as a consequence helonly scored 40 pIntIn two attempts The following is thetite shooting poislblo lO pointsfrfltL 13 liuss C 74 74 M II KngleI Zettlt-rt C 74 741IL Hack Zettler II 74 73 O homeyYVIIIIainnbiiriili BUoutlnzSociety 78 7H John UletzJr Krnnlre It C 7111H KatsaeK Empire It C 7S71 It dandier KmplreI itcC 70 flu i L derby 8067-Uharlet Ikycr 40

New Jersey A CVi DIe Indoor CarnivalAn interesting programme of xports has been

arranged by the Now Jersey A C for Its earn I

val in Madison Square Garden on Fob 1 nextFin two Important features wi be the two

mile sueplechnae scratch the tenmilerun scratch The other events will be

Kittyyard run handicap 440 yard run onemilerun handicap oyurd hurdle handicap standing

step and jump scratch tt0yard run handicapiHtlyaru novice scratcn onemile walk handicap i

broad jump handicap quarlerofamfletndlny school of llrooklI I a Jersey flly anti New

sanctionI bicycleI race handicap under I A W

No Ice Yuchtlnc on O ran to LakeNnwmnioii Dec lRTho Ico yacht racing at

Orange Lake was Interfered with today by thetaw there being considerable water on the Ice

expected that Commodore Hlgginsonslarge boat Windward would bo tested todayHho han been changed from acathoattoasloopr-igiied yacht und carries TUB feet of canvasTho Shadow also belonging to CommodorelQllnoula the only boat In the fleet with

blOt having BOO eoloolr

The stockholders of the Morris County GolfClub will bold a meeting this afternoon at 2oclock at 32 Liberty street The company thatIs to build the Improvements on the golf coiiseat Morrlstown und tuke thu title to the propertywilt be fully organized The notice Is signed byO U Frallnghuysen and Alexander 1 Tiers ofthu stockholdcro committee

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Indoor GamesFor ChristmasCh-

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EAHTKIIN AOKNTS FOBKalamazoo Duplicate Whist

Combination Sets FourteenGames Just the present tomake-

Thousands ofOther Suitable Presents

Skates Sleds Boxing GlovesFootballs Indian Clubs Dumb-bells

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and Uniforms for allAthletic Sports

Boys Pneumatic Bicycles wood-

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IUOUK NASSAU HTUKETUptownriepot SpaldlngRldwcll 22 1 and 33

Wrst fortysecond f2000 BICYCLES 22 UPNothing better toholiday present MOO Juvenile

bicycles I ball hearings regularI Ull bicy-cles sale rcI8211 larger size fio fig ladlessOd nuns regular 100 bicycles 13760 Mi and 4ll-BOObecondhaud and torn a I 85 Wi-dely comiietltloii Established H IlEHALUCYCLE CO lltNowauilinear Foal O c

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A BOY DOESNT CAREClothes are just clothes to him as

long as his father or mother buysthem for him A wide awake boywill be hard ltim best of garments-but so far as good goods and strongseams can withstand his robustefforts we have headed him off Wemake his clothes as stylish as they-are durable end as warm as theyare stylish-

No gift is more highlyprized by a boy than a now SuitReefer Cap Leggins or GlovesMothers say our prices are the

lowest in Brooklyn

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pen every evening until Chri-

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7 MONTHLY-A number of slightly used pianos from 3D to lisa

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I AltOS store am7Tm ement 75x135 410 to 444-J Canal nbc ndlolnlui building 4U3 Canal with

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Soo housekeeperOTOHKS new tulilullng MadIson oVIsnil USIti stT7 bakery grocer cigars Ac also cor UOth st and

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Ural estate gor SnlrOARniNO IIOfSE handsomely furnished for saleJ> on account of sickness OALIFOltNIA box 110Sun uptown fflce 1285 lirnad way

H A VINO 800 acres of land on thus D 1 t WlT nwish to sell part of It land Is very high and level

situated on Long Hill Chatham henllhlist place Inhe United states suitable for KenllemanH residenceLH minutes from New York will divide lu SIte ten orfifteen acre plots or sell In large trans cheap

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T aflOEit Roost HOUSE and plot 92700 9100 downJ near depot WAIIRFN 123 Liberty

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Apply to owner DO llroadnay N Y room 18-4IKNA Fl V X liluniikoini ills piuu for sale1 II WKATHEItlir K CO Ill llrnodway-

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Newly built fireproof hotel conveniently locatedcoble cars pass thn door pleasant sultua for familiesill modern Improvements electric elevator eleetrllights aol gas European plan entirely new man-agement rooms front 84 per week up

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at an elevation of Blim fu bore the tea Kirelleutfishing boating anti bathing For further partlcutars iwldrcsi thn proprietors

Mineral waters for salt at all tretclass drug stores

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SOCIETY OF TAMMMYO-

R COIUMHIAN ORDERnROTITERS A special meetIng of the Institution

will hn held tn the Council Chamber of the great Wig-

wam¬

on Saturday orenlnff Pi c 21

TO PIM VACANCIES IN THE HOARD OP RACIIEM3-

TO INSTALL SACIIEMSELECT

and to transact any other business that may come hefore the Society at half an hour after the setting otthe sun General and punctual attendance Is requested

Dy order of the Grand SACHEM

JOHN n McOOIPRICK SecretaryManhattan fiainon of Snons lOOt Moon year of

Discovery 401th of Independence 120th and of Insti-

tution the 107th

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IO WLZ-OTUed Teams Compete In the American

National TournamentA mal crowd loeII the American National

tournament games at the lermania AIembl floom-atisyahast night The three competing clubs are Inthe dllloo and have no chance to win aeonrprIze scores

nesT eastE-

tiloxS < D ttore I CCo0

rS Iscor-

F DosldU O 4 138 JohsnImer2 7 1544 4 lR3 La hiesu2 I a 138

C Uorel1 4 3 14 0 1133 6 12A leIJr1 4 4

Ddol 8 4 11 C DIJer I 6 18-

1Totall129 i reaseTotaic14 ii ii

uo cATHoLIc it tSa I cnr S c orep Doteld1 It I 17 IlorI8 6

I9 I 18-

0DrchI6 Il-AClonrlr I I 159 Fiernlrigs0 4 1410 Merroy4 I 5 107 I 11 11 I 17-

1Totl9241 7M rotale14i1120 760Titian ease

CTC cuuoue Y 55 I A

SSJ3Srore-Johanimcyr5I S n S9 I 1100018 I 4 3

La ItcoU I S 4 9 11-111PriorfI 4 8 186Fieinltlgs8 3 2 117

4 5 138 Merreyii IAIljer1 tllltJ 3 4 146 yR-

nTtI118IHP 141

731 Totali181718 7S9

The hamilton Ink tram was easily defeated I-nto flank Clerks Lgue gmes at Thumanos allea-laitnight The Ir sins ease

1nonL rAor ilAVlTO-eSflScore S S n r-

Trilgerl I I 1760SburbI a ii 14

I 2 Mooney 9 I 101McDoulalO I I 159 I I 5-11Fsrrier7 0 US-

4 11 I0 10 Dike I 1 P 1-

0Totl2 33 Hi 70 Totals9 192 120-

ACoO JanesROAIcTILL liCSflT-

OCSI1Seer SflSor-Wright8 8 I 17O h y2 4 4 14-11CummingsC 2 123 Mooo I 4 4 IRA

1owers4 1 8 lal VIar 4 4 17-Ornt 2 4 1147 WilliS I 1 4311 I 1 170 Dike 1 8 133-

Totata H 19 HI 778 TotalS 2121 701THultO 01-

CUTL AIOAL rang

Sr SVor-eWrightI 4 8 Terwiliiger3 I I l3-Cflmmtllgl2

b2 6 123 Major 1 1 14-

0Powers1 I 14 1 MDoual2 4 143-5Hrant3 I 11 I I tK-

2311Ie0 7 1118I 3llert ITotals 6123 lUl Totats13 11 18 770

The Auroras etnd two games In Carrutbems na-tional tournament Brooklyn iast nigh The scores

nSIUlr-1aa

I

ttnitIsER-SBScere B SreDi 0 7 S 150 nrenmn2 7 1

lenrck2 4 4 144 Ir4Ier1 3 4 143O 4 1 I 102lInker1 6 4 uOIMeahm 1 1MCnalb I IS 3 104 lorfordI 0 11

Totl02718 713 Totl11227 81-

7rro aAMEWVRLT nEKIrnB 0rr I I1ScoreSeaton0 5 5 a2 Grenmn1 1 la-

2Eulrll 4 6 135 1 115a 3 188 trazerl 4 5 lOS

Lurkbfrl 6 2 177 Meachani2 2 0 122

U1lon3 7 0 102 Story I 1 1 I

TOlals109

2010 714 Totals5 11 600THIRD GAME

ACItOR-At

WAVERITX B Start St1 cO r116 s 0 223 Seaton II 1534 3 1113 Esqulrol 1 I IBS

JohnsonU fi I IHA Livingston 4 r 131Jerl 4 124 Ijiuckharl 2 Ut4 3 lUI larlon2 31 I IITotals15 13 830 Total Hi 123 701

Tbe Orientals defeated the South Paw ond Apolloteams In the Arlington national tourneyIlrooltlynlaitnight The BorFIRGUlF

SOUTH TAW i Arouo-USSSBScnr-eIMartinS

a Heart1 2 lIHlaln8 I 1 171

HerschlnK4 I 2 170lowe 8 4 17i1tlrane9 H n tOt

landell 2 fi I 1H7 Hooi 3 4 3 iS-SJenkins2 7 174 tinnlnger4 fi 1 loU

Total16231 SH5 Totals15X218 827srroxu OAHE

01rt rLn ore I n Score

81j g t 200 mi 3g

22 m

6 2 171 1 6 1314 6 1 4 5 147 2 lOS Meniiinger 1 4 4

Totals 128711 81111 Totals 120 11 783ThIRD GAMY

oRlLKTAt SOUTH PAW-S S 1S I N flSeore

Cordes J 1 Marlin5 1 9 3-UClinch2 I ItO hiierschenkl I 1 15-11lttumpfei1 I I hIll t irs1rmal 2 172 htnndeiL 1 t I 169-

2 1 236 Jenkln7 2-

2Totll11 28 6 1101 Tolh1U IS 18 1172

The New York A C trawlersI visited Jersey City lastnight and rolled two gomes against the JerspylltyClub In the 110f tho Athletic Howling League ThescoresJ Tonic A C JrRI cn etra-

S Sn Score S Sll ScoreCarter 1 2 165 Nswklrk1 4 6 112

Crbwel 7 2 170 lluaon 0 7 0 lIftn11 1 3 lS4tliass I I 4 1512 171 WallieiglLt I 11Clule6 4 I 2i2 Meyer 1 4 6 1I

Total12110 81t Totali 4 25 18 184srcorn OMIt

XEW YORK A C I JERSET CITY ClfO-fi S 11Score SSB5cmCrter1 4 3 178Newklrk 1 3 1 IllS

0 Ul 1116htusoo8 3 103Dell 2 1 8 177llass U II 0 111-

7llilDrown 4 I I Wadlelgha I Il 170Cllle 5 141 Meyer U itt2Totals 1H 23 14 H43 Totals 116 741

The results of the two rlerole In the Morrisand Essex League series nllh Riverside AC alleys were

Final OMIt

nOIEIU A < SlyggilOg A c8 II < IH n-

Nomanl Score8 4 Cadi 6 8Tayler2 I 8 5114 Imlb1 4 a 14

117H 387War1 I I4 6 illS Reese6Chelter1 8 3 111 1Iron1 I1 I 11

Totals i24 18 m Totals142318 50iBtCOSD east

aOUYILB A c RIKIIO a c

I n Score 11 n ScarsNorman 11 8 14 Cadls Ii 6 0 22-2Taylor8 I 1 Smith 6 4 1 214Ward2 I 1U 1011 I I IHODudley 1 1 I I In-3Cbeltera 1 100 Pleon9 0 1-0Totaltii 8517 Totals 22iiThe Seventeenth Ward leant forfeited two games In

section B of the United howling Clubs tournamentIot mum a Koblsdorfs Harlem alleys lost night Theaore PIcK CLIO

s SB Score a SBKnreMiller 1 4 fi 137 hlompel4 I 4 181lertnon 8 B I 175 U Kaler1 I 1UU-

1S3IIbrr1I 2 10IteIU1 87

Feliel12Uarh1 I 11 I I 122 ILKler1 I 161

Totals 7Oi8Totlis11l 17 318 723

The alenmoro and Annex teams broke even In thewentysixih Word tournament Brooklyn lost nightThe scores I

riM easeGltnmoreIIohl Dlermonn 184 Eschrnan-

3D Tledemonn li6OJeIr 133 Total 706ADBex8kggs t 123 Weber

Cook 100 rinloy 1 048I-

XCO1D 1oy-Oenlorelbl 128 I mrmann 08 Eschmon

14t 116 Total 8U4Annex akexis lull Koemmer 13 Weber 16U

Cook J2B Flnloy its Total 7118

The UnIversals won two games lost night In EatersOak Hall tourney Ilrooiljo The scores

FUST OAME

Leo Lyceum Daly IBO Keenon 120 OConnorfill ONell 146 Total 6bo-VBlTcrsolUuval 1W Van Wyck 188 J l-

et

Cormlck 141 Biandorff UII T MeCormsek 18Total 744IUD OAKK

truolWlhoa181 ToMI11Kills 148 Canning III

Ix o LyceumWolr l I Mi OConnor1841 Oogglnt 1801 OVdll 8j1112 Total 77-

IroquoisElliaI 102 Doyle 128 Wilson 184 ConDing 188 Outer 173 Total 708

UnlverralDuval llll Von J McCormock 13H W mandorrr 16 0 T kct LOB

Total 7K7-

Ily winning the two games in the tournament of tb-AssocltedCyclingIiub5ofI Long Island on Tuesdaynight the Pequod Club Wheelmen took the lead Thesooresi nn T OMIt

repuodRaker133 Mites 186 Erreger 188 Fo-rreetioocarrib Totol 786-

DushwlckTerry 1711 Rudd 11B Dixon 1S8-Langerman 18li Morgan 108 Totals 647

SKCOin oMit1ennodnAker 110 Miles 185 Erreger IBlt For

rest lOll Cart lilfl Total 714DusnwlclMorgan 1414 Rudd 129 Dixon 168

Faust tin Terry 118 Total tuThe following were the mulls In the MlhoArtls

tournament games rolled at the National Hall alleyslast night

menI MlnerUormoten 104 StIller1551 FIsherI 122 snyder 127I lrI-Llt

ivhumacher ft 107 rteeder-1SB onipentlne I107 Faber al Bchrenk lIltTola OPO

Hires OArSchumacher A EtlllngerIarman tSHilleeder loll>

aronsntlne ItU Faber 154 Hchrcnki lift Total894Donaldson Ilroi Raciirl 140 Hchnreloek lOB

Boengen 110 Illmer 182 Rust ino Total 7H1-

Tiitnu hAsteDonaldson Drosllachael 110 chneelock 120

fiaengen illS Illmer 113 Rust 1NO Total TX-SRlen ft MlnerDormagen 80U Hells 114 SIllier

129 Fisher 131 Snyder 144 Total 724

The following are the scores rolled In the Uncle8am National tournament at Fracnktes alleys lastnight

nun JANE1loneer Utter 127 Ilenlng 170 Glenc 131 Wolf

128 Henry 133 Total Ort-3ClvllBervle So1Aker107 Roehm 130 Thomas

140 Dcnocke 173 Trllsch 124 Total 004-K rOXII flAME

flvll Service No lAckcr 143 Roehm 1BI lenecke208 Trltsch137 Klskamp 173 Total biGAcmelIcNally 181 Armsteod 133Krenmcr 172 Doral ill Total 701

Tiimn oAM-

rrionVrUtler 168 Plenlmj 163 Olenr 111Wolf 131 Henry 1 IB Total 078

Acme McNally 185 81 Oxx 1C-5Kreamer lib human 167 tI7J

llnwllnn Game TonightAmerican NationalLinden drove Orchard anti

FnipircAtliloilo LeagueNew York A C vs Elizabeth A C-

at New A C alleysUnited Ron lInt Clubs ftectlen 1Oolden Rod civil

Service and Vest ShoreUntIe San Sat nallmplrr Fidelia and llanhat

liii II VHarlem llepuhllcan ClubKismet New York No 2

and KnickerbockerslmuklinrmVn Union Clover and Flatbush-Rrooklyn Royal Arcanum Fulton Council Fort

Green Council and Lomr Idand CouncilArlington Fearless Adnlpnl and Arlington No 2-

Tncnty > txth WardKickers vs Woodbaven ot-

apltolKaIser alleys

lemplolnn Defender and Wllloughb-vCaslnonouleiard Columbia and FarmersNorthern Now Jersey Y M C A IveaguoOrange vs

Palace at Orange nllcjaMorris and Essex LeanuoColumbla Club vs North-

ern Republican duo at Columbia Club alleysEssex County League Orange Tab unit prudentialCentral League New Jersey A C vs Talulleld at

New Jersey A C alleys

CHESS

HtelnlU Unreal Plllabary In the Ht PeterburTournament

ST PETEIIRIIUIIO Dec 11PIIY In the Inter ¬

national chess masters tournament was re-

sumed¬

at the local chess club yesterday after ¬

noon and finished early this morning Pillsbury suffered his first defeat at thin hands ofStelnltz while Lasker beat Tschlgorln SteinItz and Tschlgorin had tho white pieces PIIIsbury played the Iltroffdefence against atelnltzand the latter managed twin In spite of being-

at a disadvantage at one tIme after sixty movesTschlgorln offered an Evans Uarabit to Ma-

sker¬

which tho latter accepted Eventually andafter having neutralized whites attack Lasker sacrlUce a piece and won after twentyfive

The games ended tho first round of the tour-nament

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The score up to Unto Is afollows

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A Game Between Tlpwnhnta and ShowislterAgain Adjourned

At the Manhattan Chess Club yesterday playin tile thirteenth game of the LlpschntzSbowalter match which was adjourned after Lipschlltzs fiftyfirst movo nn Monday night wasresumed The game was again adjourned afterthe 101st move

Alit 1ETJCS

CbrlRtliini ShowIng Their Skill U Gym

hnMtnTho gymnasium of tho Twentythird street

Branch of the Y M f A was fairly crowded

lat night the attraction being the first allrnanil Indoor athletic contests of the branchmembers Tho events Included exercises withdumb bells 01 parallel bars side horse highhorizontal and 1 quarter of n mile potatoraiu There were sixtyone entries In eachevent tho largest number over received by thebrunch I In nn exhibition of this kind Inchcompetitor had to make 15 points nut of A ponslIle 100 In tbe potato race the contestunts hurl

dispose of seventeen potatoes II better timethan two minutes to bo entitled nny pointsrhu total points nimlo by each man follow

K f Shortnwicr IS F I Starkie 80 Wlulo-R 3 E It 11 Id J Zllorman 82 I1 SI Kelly ii-CKoch T tIU 1111 hO suer-i

l 8 It 77 4 It77 i Ji1 lilllfiicr f 3 NitAngusI 70 i n 01 Vogel g-iGJ Dvyer 711 AiMndorf 75 F Jlehlalel 74 JJalllll 73i J II ORrlen 73 I t 72 O-

legmum 71 W J cuddy 7 A W Weston71 A L Thompson 70 A W SweltzerI 70-E Srhjchanowskl 70 K H llerger BO J V Oetts 6H-W

iKlein 66 E K lloyiston W II n Shaw 117 It II-

liunlup 07C EDOW 17 i 51 RIekey D7 IIi nensler137J McCauley 85 WT Bllken 118 J Craven658 Jourrret05

An Interetnllame of basketball was playedsecond teams which

resulted In favor of the former bya score of It toJ Tho lineupkArat Tenm VmUiorm Ketond Teittt-toi Forward Whfoler-tiikiii Forward Jnlmsim-lejirnofT Cvnlre Mavit-

Paumgard Defiiue AUadl-ullclacCen Defence Sturmer-

rioalsI Rose Ruscb Meyerhoff Abadle UmpiresW 11 Reed Jr aol J Ilaarcn

Iledford AthletesThe fourth of the series of events In the In ¬

door Pentathlon athletic competitions of theBedford branch Brooklyn Y M C A weredecided on Tuesday evening at the gymnasiumof the branch C V Williamson lends In thepints scored to date with A W luyster sec ¬

The two events which comprised lastTuesdays programme bar vaultlnennd puttingthe twelvepound shot werewolconteote Thapoint made In four sets atolowl

r 370 Luyster 630 tJfr Stevens443 Hwlft 464 Williamson Le Forge 474Cyplotfi42 Frrrei ale Dorsrh 541 Hlnman 425-Ifairfeld 122 tInt bill 155 ChristieI 71 Hamilton123 lIon Ketiss 112

11 luvtPrafealilonnlil Stay Uo n Part aflhe L A IV

Not YeiirWhllo the members of the Unclog Commltteo-

of the L A V and tho Jjflo Hoard of Tradewho held A conference on Tuesday evening Inrelation to the racing situation for next seasonrefuse to dlvulco what decision was arrived ata HUN reporter was told yesterday by n promi-nent

I ¬

official of tho L A W that it has beenpractically derided to suggest that professionalsbo admitted t the league next year and thatthree classes A n ntid professional bo main ¬

tamedWhile the racing situation is rather compl

cated ut present It seems evident thatW lbs decided to hold to Its present system ofracing with perhaps some new rules andallow race meet promoters their choice of hold-ing

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race fur any class they may ceo tit Thereport that the manufacturers will not sup ¬

port racing teams next season IH lot believed ItIs understood that If class Ii Is retained H-Seeemi likely tho manufacturers will still em-ploy

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their racing men but pay smaller salariesThe Pennsylvania division of thu L A W Is

said to favor the reelection of A C Wllllscm tothe Presidency

O C Drown IIs mentioned I tho successor toO H Orr as Chairman of unclog Board ofthin Canadian Wheelmen Association

Charley Murphy has mae pond record upontho track this year gained tho hal amllocompetltlon record of the world tiedmile and also the mile exhibition record It Issaid that Murphy hRwon prizes to tho value of4000 this season

Tile mileage record of tho member ofthe Bloomfleld Cyclers to date fol ¬ISlows C W Smith 0005 L A Hrady-

Coiftett

4100 U A Beach 62 I M

II G I r 2r04 ii c 11IUe

lI6 J F ftOIt 2800 C IKing 15111Brady V C ICimier 18013 A MI

9010The Pennsylvania division of tile li A W

has elected tho following delegates to the Na-tional

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Assembly Thomas Hare C A DlmonH n tarden and P S Collins PhiladelphiaA T Nelson Harrisburg J J McKee Iletbleitem 1 K Hardor Clearfleld W1lclallMeKecsport W S NcsblttMertens Erie and C A Godfrey Scranton

The Le Hay Wheelmen ot City haselected the following ofllcers President S WWilliams Vicepresident V Htirkc Treasliter II Rochford Uncording Secretary Etiruene Financial Secretary If Moran Cor-responding

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Secretary W WilliamsTho Riverside Wheelmen have elected T JMiller and J F Fitch club delegates to the

annual meeting of the New York State Divisionof tile L A W fo be held on Dec 30

ItsJlported that the wheelmen of Syracusenot to make application to the

National Assemblyfor the league meet for 00

FoolJ J CThe rule which you refer to requiring-

a bal to strike tho cushion after the cue ballthe pyramid scarcely ever involves the

player in tho forfeiture of a scratch when hebursts the holla Furthermore he Is oolleto all balls pocketed on the break if ho calsany particular hall for any particular pocket-

A smashing blow at the pyramid provided thecue bal or an object tall strikes u cushion af¬

terward fulfils all that the rule calls for Theplayer delivering snob a blo1obTloaslr Tires this opponent a really sonorous chance tohim Ho should therefore not bP1nlshebut rather lauded for bold playstroke could carcoly over Incur a be-cause It scatters thin balls forfeitthe green The rule woe made not to put apenalty on such bold play but to stop what Iscoiled baby safetyplay tho tactical art ofthe timorous player

Public iJotiecs

1> OST OFFICE NOTICE

Should be read DAILY by all interested as changestony occur nt any lime

Furign malls for the weekending Dec2I will closePROMPTLY In nil IOMHI nt this onire aS follows

TKANSATLANTIU MAILSBATURDAYAl l A M fur FKMK SW1TZER-

IANII ITALY RIAIN rOIUUOAL TURKEYKliVIT nnd IIR1TIKII INDIA per steamship iJlChampagne sla Havre letters for other parts ofEurope luSt bo directed per La Champagne ot-III A M for EtROli per Kleanvshlp fampanla viacjiiernttnwn at 11 A > t for NORWAY directiwr stcnmsblp Hckla letters must bf directed prIbtiai at 11 A M fur NETHERLANDS directI er steamship Ytcnilum via Rotterdam tidiermust bo directed iicr Yecndam j

After the rinsing of tIlts Supplementary Tran > atlantl3Stalls ntmou above additional supplementarymalls are orcned on the piers of thn AmericanEnglish French and lerman steamers and re-mnlu OIMMI until within ten nimble of the hour ofsaltIng of steamer

MAILS Foil SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICAWKVT INDIES Ac

THURSDAY 1 1 M supplementary 180 IP Mfor NASStr nnd SANlIAilO steamship Santfago nt 2 r H supplementary SIO P Ml forIirHSIUDA per steanuhln Alfred DumolK

FRIDAY At Ki AM nuppltmcntnry IIII A M forCIIION and PANAMA prr ulcamshlp Alllanca let-ters

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nitwt bo illnrtcd jicr Alllanc at 10 A M-

supplemilllnrv 11 A M1 for CENTRAL AMEItICAexcept Costa Itlca and GUatemala and SOUTH

PACIFIC PORTS per steamship Alllanca v-

Culonia

helter fur liuatenmla must h directedper Alllaucai at III A II for MEXICO per

steamship C cumlal via Progrerto ann Vera Criicletters must lio dlrncted per C Venial at 4 IP

M for lA PLAIA COlSTUIhH direct per steamMulp Elena nt 4 I M for COSTA met per steamsama via llmon nt 5 P Jlfor FOIlTUXi ISLANDand IIAYTI pir steamship Clarinet

SATlRDAY At 10AM supplementary 1030 A MIforFOUTlNE IhLANI JAMAICA und IARTIIAlENA PIT steamihlp Adirondack letters forCoHlit Ittca and iither parts of Colombia must be-dlriHtfd per Adirondack nt IOHI AM furCAMIKCIIK CIIIAPAN TAIIA8CO TITXPAM antiYUCATAN per stiamihlp Yumiirl llrllcni foritttcr partt of Mexico and for Cuba roust 1 edl-rcctyd per YiimurlM at IIli 51 supplementarylVi IPM fur VESKUEIA critACOA antiHAVAMII per steamship curacoa vlafuracoOlund > laracalbiMlINrs fur otlur tart of Colom-bia must ln reeled per iirLCoat at 1 1 M-

snpplnmentary I 3i P MI for TUItKS ISLANDCAPE IIAYTI and SAN UOMINfiO tier steamshipNew York at i P M for I1OCAH luLl 70110rsttnmer from New Orleans

SUNDAY At 3 IPM for IIIUUFIELDS per steamerfront New Orleans

Stalls for Newfoundland by rail tn Halifax andthence by menintr clow nt this office dnlly at W3-DPM Stalls fur Nlnitelrm by rail to notion andthence by steamer close at this office dally at Ni-PM Malls for Cllbu ouO at this oftlcn dully nk7111 A M for fnrwnrdlnK ily stinUHrs iialllntI Mondoys nnd Thursday from Inn Tampn HaMall fur Mexico ovi rlanil unttKn hpiclitlly adt rret fur iii 110111 II Klcnmcr 1110 at IthU onioa

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TRANSPACIFIC MAllSMails for China and IHPUII tier iiciiiii hli China

Idrum Han Franrlsrui cloi e hen dully upIn Inc 25 at II1IU I M Stalls for Huwall-tt er stiunikhlp AustralIa from San lrancliutu-cloto hi re dally up to Dec 2J lut IOu I M Mollsfor the Nocloty Islands per ship Tropic lOrd fruitSan FrnncUroi clo tier dally up to Dei UA at1IOPM Malls for China aol Japin per s anvStill Victoria from Tncomai close here dally up-lo lIce > Jul at ll3f p M Malls for Chinsoul Japan specially ftdrireatcd only prsteamship Empresi uf IIndia from Vancouven close hire dally up to Dec 10 at811111 SIt Stall for Australia except thosn forWest Australia uhlrh are forwHrded a la EuropeNew 7enland Hawaii FIJI anil Nanioan Islands 4per siranikhtp Alamiila from Situ Kmuclscoclose lcrt tally upI to Ion 4 at 1110 P M or on-nrrlal ut New urk uf nteamlilt ti nina withItrltlsh malls for Australia SinUs fur Australexcept Vest Australia IIitt nH stilt FIJI Islandsper steamship Warrlmoo from Vancouver clow-neiodally after Jan 1 and up to Jan Iat 680-

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sri forwarded to tort of sailingdolly and Itho f clieiluli uf dcnliiK is arranged un thepresumption uf their uulnterriipiril overland transit

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