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THE SUN SUNDAY NOVEMBER II 1894 7

THE HORSE SHOW HEREa 4

KSir ranK ORKAT SOCIAL rmro-xiox OPXXS XOMOflflOfl

nearly Thirteen Hundred Highly BredARImtPl to Strive for Oo-a

Ueatf ladle TrI ofRII d GloryJlnrla tl Camtrjc TVekA ttmid-Arr r or Trotter Hnaten noeym-rt4AeC Jforoo Foalee Broad Mas-

TBoraathkred od Branch HareaauNew York great soclsl funeUn the hone

Enow will open Madlton-Fquare Garden and judging from the demandfor eots and boxes to say nothIng of a mas-alncent entry Hit comprising nearly thirteenhundred highly bred animals this rear4 ehlblllon wiLl eclipse all other show of lie kindere held In Uil country From tomorrowafternoon until 1ita on Saturday night the Judg-ing

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will fto on almost continuously when 1ething like 130000 In premiums and thousandsof yards of blue red yellow and whit ribbonwill b distributed to the successful com-petitor

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While all thU 1i Rolna on la-the ring New York anua beauty showwill be teen In all IU on promenadeand It Is doubttull In all the world s greater-number prety wmen coul bgathered tottllier In one spot than seen la the Oarden on almost anjr afternoon or evening duringthe week

The band which heretofore has been found atC P

theFourthavenneend of the Garden will bemoved over the main entrance on the Madisonavenue ildeu It was found that the modeacre the horses entering the SIng and as a

of aldenl han happened throughthis cause U wee deemed bestpt tmakthe change

ring has been ullghtljr enlarged and Inaddition loUis big annex on the Twentyseventhstreet side room has been found down stairs fora number of new stalls At that there IIs notnearly enough room taccommodate the 127

cod entries and owners have been re-questedI t to stable their own horse so atmakeroom for ontot town entries

tn all there are thirtyseven now exhibitorand three hundred more horses tha year tanU t and the loren of the will ba delighted t hear that the greatest IncreaseIs mont that particular bre of animalThe hkntFI as Uual come up rthe notItronr tough domlatas great an thepast Th coaching classes and fourlnbands will make a remarkably fine exhibi-tthlayearas 1the park and road tdeD1ofwhich there a huge entry list a anynumber of new and llklnClapwill sprungupona the week

The high stepper coaching and carriage

t horses tsay nothing of thoroughbreds poniesbrooc mares and roadsters WIAuo be there Inall their glory while as andjumpers whose performances rouso about theonly enthusiasm In the show their namesare legion Owing to the large number of

J entries it has been decided to have amorning as well as aafternoon and even-ing

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session athat the spectators dropping Inin the morning will have just as good If not abetter chance to see the horace at their best Ofall the entries the thoroughbreds which comefirst nthe list make about the poorest show-ing

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and are hardly up to previous years tn pointof quality though there are some fair horsesentered Of these the Ilelwood Studs ImprteKing Oalop by Qalopln owned by S

lad recent Importation and now shown for

tteln this country will probably com-mand

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te mot attention Among the otherentries are E O Cowdlns Autocrat from theMaplewood Stud O W Cooks Ironside bredIin Ireland and W A Wadsworths ImportedDevil to Pay by Robert the Devil

To make up for the rather weak showingamong the thoroughbreds there will be a grandarray of trotters and roadsters In fact the bestever shown In this city Heretofore trotting-men have not taken very much Interest In the

Show and few of their classes ever titledJolyear however all this 1 changed andsome splendid representatives of the greatAmerican trotter will be shown In hand or be-foreblkesulkiesduringthe

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week C J andHarry Hnmlln of the famous Village Farm whowere m1lnl lat year have sent on a

entries and if breedingor look ll for anything their horsesshould IO away a fair share of prizesThe carr for trotting stallions 4 yearsold or over shown with four of their Ietwibring forward such grand animalsIfarrlmans Stamboul S07H A II Darlings

and CY and Harry Hamllns ChimesLvaar VII Farm Following this willcome t stallions kept for service Inwhich no less than thirteen highly bred animalswit compote They are I e Grand B Cannonstone Bnelburne from Burlington Vu E Rtounes Mahogany iJlW from North Branch-

N Y E 0 Preseotts The Van A A hoofersRing Rene Jr W It Dlckerraans Helllnl J-hi Dntcher Si ions Paw E U HarrimansHtamboul C J Harry Hamllns Chimesand Silver Chimes and C L FlUgeralds VU-

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Another dais for trotting stallions betweentwo and fouryearsold brings out ninesters Including Robert Hoes Sllveruoul 70unJrKlnRsIeya Prince Almahonl C J hiamfins

Chimes and ViceRegent Amonlthe yearling stallions foaleIn 1HU3 areof iiwhoTjy-irasstheAlcntraequally well represented In the

open to miles where they will be opposed-

Charming

by the daughters of Chimes their at Law andC other equally wellknown animasIn the driving class for gelding tour

year old or over with a record of or bet-ter

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thirteen wellknown animals will take partincluding A A llonners Mary Ansel LawrenceKips EmoleU and Princess Mary Frank Fer-gusons

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Brownie and the hemline Fantasy andNightingale In the roadster class for a pair ofmare or Holdings Col Kip has enter Monaand My May who usually carry before them Among the others who have entered-In this class are C Jand UUal1ChrleJI hired and Frank

The hackneys bV uver thirty classes tthemselves and unusually good lotyear The American Hackney Horse Societys1500 challenge cup for thp best stallion In the

b show will brlnit mu a grand field Including DrW Webbs Matchless of Londesboro-JI Hear II Cheneys Dr Pak PrescottLawrencua Fashion and U r 1m-porUd ltutusIr the stallionsAmonlbe found rounle Imprtwl Star of Mepal Robert elthersi IU Thompson Bland March pastand Peetley Champion and A J CassattsCadet the hackney mares tornlikely monsmatrons will fight It out In rclaaMS while ss for poole their nameslegion Including J D Camerons Count UHreeOren tile libble and Thompsonlittle Levrll Among the halfbred hackneysJohn Jacob Astor who tU a new exhibitor willhav a lot of entries He will ba opposed by VV

Webb and Waiter L Clark The pickewer hot however Is Irescott Lawrencesflhspeody and W U Elklnss Imp Marvellous

The coaching and heavy draught stallions willwell represented by entrlee from the farms

C bJohnAJxiaan MoLauehlli Brothers B a-ThompsonAblandIlnwland and Csrriaeos and

horses lubarneM with their gaudy vnalpments-silvermountedI hsrncesand Irreprolatleloklag grooms will as usual formfeatures of Lime show and judpjng by the entrylist there some keen fighting for bluethe wl1 cash Amonl the proud

exhibitors ire E Fullon Jrlnt Evelyn UAdarnsMUs Louise MBehI

John A LJanJohn U Shults Jr JOeph EVeiiner ii 8 Uowlana Arhur-PIrre Jr Mrs J II 1thwlLrtlrd J Clinch illuith

flee lrwn W buLl hirukawKli 1nlIbelrhon P FCollUraoorgeil Hulme >V U Elklns Huthsrford etnyveRant Oliver II P HelmonL William 1 Careyllarrr HeLouKhlln O J amlln W SwamII ebbMrs N1nIU t Valmsr and

TLB showy tandems and more arlstocratlofourlnlmnds are also unusually well repre-sented

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this year and as the quality the horsesentered In these classes are way above theaverage tbe Judges will Lave an unusually hrUrn cf It picking the winners Amongamateur whips who wili show their skill are W-

Jjottld BrokawCMIverHKHelmont WBewar1Wbb E M ruitoi Jr larmondlIPIDdJaTf lcgIWlu O F t CarnI-

tI ned ald Iicktrmn Brownarray of saddle honeponies

hunters and jumpers The tppnhowever will as usual draw the crowd ternothing of the hunting set which form un ¬

usually Interesting adjunct to the showyear with the womeu with thai DrOgowns and jaunty riding habits and he menwith their top boots and queerly out breechesAmong the more pruminsntexhibitors ALola3 rrancke Thomas Hitchcock JrAlexander S t lowland Cbarlss arrl 0AlUrt Stevens Hlploy

L DUon Victor 1r 8William M Ikiuean de 1eysUr loraneWJudaon Miss Bird Mrs Charles Ifljer Jr MrsVIiAraud Ralph N Ellis U P vUtneyH B taU rau It Uooner E11 mitoo Jrthe Hon Hugh J Oran sad Richard Lsvdsoburg

A private view of the ring acd stable with besrlvrn at the OWeD today The CardeD willbe open at U A M tomorrow and the JudgingwW com m fees at 2 rJL Otirnmenrlna ca

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Tnewlar kowsTer the judging will start at 10A M each day Mondays programme follows

j ArI to II Lfloree xerdtd la the ringS PLSiJBllilJlht b P horses elan 45-

LJudgIng40 P eileen coacblnf tialllons-a

elast 41

ri iLJadflaf fifteen roadsters la harnessC fEo it NvQ ulDJf nimttaMii pair i of carriagehorr li 5J stag seven horse nader ssddl

Ior thorouthbrM ttatllonsetas i live AII1rlfrab etaillonsela s 104nd twoAmerleeArabnalllnnolwiI IU4-o FJUrJudtiBf su fowmbsnds under 15 handset Jr M Jndlc gzteeu qualiled hunters caf4die welphtrt eta 1I11

g 1 ade ot All UatllMl pntered In lu1II1 C6 04 lCIo 11 tv 23 04 55 vft di and UStIS P dfJudgtnl IIitn Ladles saddle horseslilies to fldeciaeq IsP 1Jodging thlrtyeI blab supperstltnty

OiSO P MJndttmc fortyssren hunters and Jumper1ciaudnoxxxa itr JXRSET cur

rene Take a Rstad att the Celnaakus ClnVe-Hfcow

About Ave hundred people were presentat the annual novice boxing champion-ships

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of America held under the auspices of theColumbus Athletic Club at Woods Hall JerseyCity on Friday night The police were on decato see that no serious damage was done but stIUthere was plenty of slugging the police Interfer-ing

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only when there was Immediate danger of aknockout The show was not of a very Herenature owing to the police Interference but novertlielces there was a decision given at the con-clusion

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of each bout no matter whether It wasone round nr three The police called tlmo at1130 oclock and put a stop to the show

The first bout of the evening wu In time lOllpound class the competitors being J Plltn NewYork and P Welch Brooklyn The formerwoo Tho next contest was between J MorganClinton A C and Q Delap Dolphin A C Theformer tot the decision In the third bout 1Mayo Biff A C got the decision over J Lewis-of Brooklyn There came so near being ivknockout Itithe fourth bout Unit tho police had to stopthe fighting before the close of the firstround To competitors wore II Jordanof New York and J Browne StandardA Co The latter won In the lint roundThe fifth bout went the limit K CarrollCathedral Ogettna the decision over TLee J C A C The sixth bout aim wont thelimit and U tagan Nil ACgotjhe decisionover o ixjnurigun or ncvr roric inn seventhand lest bout In the tint tries of the lOBponndclass waa between E Ooodbody Empire A Cand J Delaney Sutton A O The police stoppedtho contest before tho end of tho first roundand tho former got the decision

The nt bout In the liftpound class was be-tween

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W Enrlgut Atalant A O and M Con-nor

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West Side A 0 The pair wsro not matchedand Connor mad such a marker of his op-ponent that the police stopped tho bout beforethe close of the first round and Connor wes de-clared

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the winner The second bout was betweenJ Cullum IfaftA 0 And C Jurlrel1llJAToeCA O Tha former got thedsclilon The thirdbout wes between IL Voehl Elizabeth and JCrowe Lexington A C H was a fierce boutthe police taking a hand In the last round andVoehl getting the decision Tbe final bout ofthe evening under the order of the pollco wasthat between IL Dlpp N 0 and J McGinnOroenport overweight In the 10 POund classThefputupa fairly good bout and at the cop

got the decision

lYkeelasea Howling ScheduleThe opening games In the Metropolitan Association

ef Cycling Clubs wUI be rolled Deal Thursday nightTbe following Uanuwlll compaUt Manhattan OloyelClub of this city Columbia Liberty Kings CountyBnshwtck and ilontank Wheelmen and Brooklyn Bi-

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ClubI of Brooklyn Union County roadsters ot-Kahway ICastle Point CyclersI of Iloboken TouristCycle Club at Paterson and Atalanta Wheelmen ofNewark The teams will ba composed of live menand they willI rollI four games against Iother two

home anti two abroad Tha I

Da rotIutoaNov 11TTnlnnContyrsCastIro4ntVnlon CountyNor ID Brooklyn Liberty BrooklynNor 11 Kltgi ut vs ManhattanKings CountyNov iflO > imnll rs fontaUkColumbIaNOT luliu > hwlck > s ToUristlIusbwICtIo-vICMnntaukvsAtalanIa Moatauk-

or Manhattan rs Colombia Manhattan5ov SO Liberty vs Kings County UbertyfOT 8tTourUt rs Union COllnlTourlll-olItCaaIlloIn re Brooklyn Castle Point

Columbia Atalanta-lor 154trooklyn vs King County Brooklra-or va union County re Jlonuuk Union County

Nov Columbia vs TourIstCoinmnbia7-ov IB Kings County rs AtatiuitaKJngiiCpuaarl-ov 8aMonuok a BuahwlekontaukD-ec 8Ihishwlck vs ManhattnnBushwlck

Pee Bllontauk rs Kings CuntytonIaukD-ec Manhattan rs TourtotIanhattanD-ec 41lbertT rs Union County LibertyPO 0 Tourist vs Kings COUOI7ToorlLtoo Atalanta vaItrooklynAIAICOIL-

PC 6 castle PointI rsXIonuuk Oaatle PointThe Otlnton County rs Atalanta Onion Countyflee enrookiynvaColumbia-Dec

Brooklyn7 Columbia vs Caatla Point Columbia

Deel0Uonlulla Tourist MontaukDee Bushwlck vs ColumbiafluhwlckDec Manhattan ra Union County Manhattanflee II Uberty rsCasta Point libertypee iaTourtst vs Brooklyn TouristI ec lluasue rote rs imsuwica iasii0 i oinsDee inAtalanta vs UbertyAtaIantD-ec IS Union J rt Kings Co Union CountyDec 111Brooklyn rs Manhattan Krooklynhoc l4KIngs County vs ColumbiaKings CountyDec 7Montauk rs ItrooklynMontaukP-ee 17Ilushwlck TS UnlosItuabwlckJeo ltManhattanLCastIoFOifltManhatta-Dec 18 Uberty ra ColumbiaPee IBTourist Liberty tI-

IICaoUelolntoKlolIsCooolyCaolleBee PointDec IV Atlanta rs liushwlukAtlantaen-2ui1nlonCounvaColumbal1nlon Countypro 20 Brooklyn ra Castlo Polnullrooklynpee liKings County rt IIushwleklilnn Pead-lCoIumbiavManbattanColumbiaJanJan castle Iolnt ri Union CoUDtyCastls I IolntJan Atalanta re TourltAtlantaJ-an 8Unloa County rslrooklynUnion CountyJan 4Columbia rs Kings CountyColumbiaJan 7Montauk ra ManhattanMontauk-Jan HManhattan ra AlalnUanbalt811Jan eUberty rt loolukIJbenT-Jn WTourLsvsCaftiPotittTouristJ-an 0 Atalanta rt Kings CountyAtalan-

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aiaa 10Tourist UnAwickTourial-Wan InCastle Point rs AtalaiitaCaatla Point

lan 17Unloa County rs ManhsllsnUnion CoosQVJan 17 flrooklysvLMOntauk4irookiyp-Jan 18 Klnitt County vt MontaukKings CoOlly

18Columbia rsUnion mbljn ilTiusiiwatkI rs COUI7155i4beriy vsJan S3Tourist TS Montauk TouristJan Ifa Atalanta VI Union CountyAtalantaJan 33Castle Point vs Uber7Castle PolIJan t4IirookljnraliuthwleJcIIlr-

an I7anVAKlnft County rs Union boMIngsJnV tHllilonUui rs Cattle PototJlontealJan yiiilbirty rs Tourist LibertyJan WManhattan ra Brooklyn ttt811Jan SOTourist rs ColumbiaJan VOAtlanla raCastle PointAtaUoUJan tttUnionCouniyvsTouriaVnioa COOlSPan vs AtaianIaBki7-Yt lcolumtla vs lJlahlkCOlooFeb iKinzCounty vsLiberty Kings CountyYb 4liushwick vi Montauk Iiuahwick-lob 5LtbrtyuIiuthwick libertyFeb 5PtsnhaitIn vs MooliukManhattan-et 0Caiti Point sCoiunibiaCaaii Poie-

3rn OAtaiantavs lontauk Atlantagob itTourisivallanhttanTouristY-eb 7BrookiynvaUnt0000unlyiiooklyL-yeb 8Columbia TS LibertyCoiumbia-ist 8KlnrsCouj Tourist Kings Countypebllilontauk vs Union CountyMontaukI-

lushwlckFeb I vs Castle loInl olIuleyen IManhattan rsUlxirty Manhattanob 8rastla Point rs MaabstUBCastlerb a Tourist rs Atlanta touristPet 4 Unlou County vs UixrlyUnion Countyyen tl5IIngs County rs IirooklynKingsCountyYet H MonUuk rs Liberty Montaukyet iliuhwlik TS Minis County IluihwlckFeb I9iibeiy It Atalanta LibertyhI BManhattan rs Uu hwlck ManhattanFeb fOiiCaslio Point rs Tourist fasti Point-Feb dOAIaIanta TS Manhattan Atalanta-

eb MC Uuubla va brooklyn Columbia

HewllBs GossIpThere will be Be Central League this season Tho

clubs of the latle organisation hav consolidatedwith lha Amateur Association

A special ineetl g of the hank Clerks League washeld on Friday at which toe delegates were IntlruAodto hive their men on tht tlleyt oa scheduled lime

President Leach of the Bank Club Leagu saidywtardsy that If It Boston Dank Curb League onlyplay employe of banks U would be possible for tiletwo chaniploa teams to oem together In a bom sadbom seem later In tb season It lbs nub bowltrtare wllltog arrsngemaatt will be eomplsttd la tileDear future

Tb Manhattan Bowling Club has been raorgaals4Their games ara rolled at Immtnai alleys-

Tb Bchuldenmachtl llowllag Club officers areChart Y Ilsaton P Stole VsJdsaiiaKtLflaD Prsaldntj rank IiI1Itncr Tree

011st bargain tAtmalua iJIIIT CIUinbla Howling Club bowl at A

Hsuuuert alleys solDer lluasell street and IJrlfgtavenue OrenpolnC ersry fhursdav afurooon Thaclub ii C0LnP4m5e4 o fourtMn meuibtrs OnVert areat followsi Mrs Uartmann PresIdent Mrs Kroaoko-Captalal Mrs 8iecbt kfcreuryi Mrs kosMllliaufyressursti Mrs uifftntVlc Pretlilnt

A t a trestle bald recently at Holts Bcbulen Sinthe bt Marks HuwllnjClub watorgaaUdwltIiUifol-lowlui m mbrsi LT SellgmanuVreJarJck but O

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iilhtl The ofllcart arai K bus Praitotlfrwlr VUal d BliCurULUorthi <caid Treatureri U BelUmaonCtDtalo Gsoiss

will be rollt ever frldty af uxovea at Uoui ScauttaSI UlJ III 10 i Mark S pii

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Not Be JUg as Corbett but lie X < ret toOat Thee Jolt the Hume

Following the exampl set by such famousgenerals of the tine as Sullivan Corbett andJackson Bob FlUtlmmons UII lanky Austra-lian

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who expects to have some fun with Corbettshortly In a Sifoot ring called on Dr JohnWilson Qtbbs at his horn 60 East Seventyninth street and had hjmtetf measured yester-day

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As Bob himself laid Just before strippingWhile I dont care myself what I measure-

so long aa t can reach Corbett a great manypeople do and as all the other fellows hav beenmeasured 1 thought t would let Dr Qlbbs tryhis tape on me

Dr Glbto who IIs a specialist In the reductionof obesity as well as an admirer of pugilismsome years ago took something IIh eightypounds of fat oft President Cleveland InFltrslmmonss cue however there will be noreduction weight and the Doctors main effortswill look rather toward the putting on of fleshthan of reducing

There WM quite a gathering of spectators Inthe Doctors office yesterday morning when Fitssimmons accompanied by Mike Donovan andCharlie White arrived Bob looked the picture-of health and beyond a strikinglooking brownsatin waistcoat covered with horseshoes his nppared was unusually quiet for him After a fewpreliminaries Fltzslmtnons stripped for the Ioo>

tar and the workof measuring was Immediatelycommenced

Wbllo Klmlmmons Is hardly A perfectlyformed rnnn no ono who glanced at his tretnen-iloussliouldnrs massive cnoM and abnormallylong arms could help thinking be was a per-fectly

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formed flKlitlng machine and that orbelt will have good cause to remember him If heevermcetH him In the ring

Ilelmv the vtnlst Fltzalmmons looks more likea candidate fur a Hhcfllclcl handicap than afighter but after one look at his arms and chestone ceases to wonder why Dempsey Maker andHall fell before him Tho examination whichonly took about halt an hour showed the follow-ing

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resultsAKA years

i iifRQIlelxlil feet I ImhetNeck Hfi Inchet-

Welitit

Chest 42 Inchet-Kitianston 47 InchesRight MarpNnrmal iiitnciuslespaniei i24 incirelert bleepNormal III Inches pzlandei ld4 Inehe111511 forearmNornialI inehest I tpsnisalit Iinche-slrtforearmoriual 1 1 lucuwi eipanded li> InchesAbilomen na InchesWaist link Inchesll ht IhlRh i w Inches

Let Ibl h SO nchet-KlKhtCAir Ill Inchestaft calf tu inciteslength of r1ghtirmflO Inched underarm InchesLength of left armSUH Inchest underarm xvw InchesShoulder vo InchesAround shoulders and chest 4 °H Inche-

soundchcstsudarrns 62 Incheshiihl wrist finchesLeft wrist AW Inchesllotb anus exundsd 74 incItesHips D7J1 InchesRlKhtfist Ill InchesLeft llel 10 Inches

A comparison with Corbetts measurementstaken by Ur Ulbbs on Juno 180S some sixmonths before his fight with Sullivan showsthat Corbett is 0 feet IM Inches tall his chestmeasured 44 Inches or IM Inches more thanFlttalmmonss Corbetts weight was HUpounds against FltzMmmonsa 105J1 poundsIlls bleeps measured lUbi incites to Bobs KHi thisI neck against the Australians lM1

forearm 1ftto Kltzslmmonss 12 Corbottswaist was Inches against Hobs V0 >i hiscalf 10 against rltzulmmonss 13 and his abdo-men

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35>f to Fltxa UUU InchesFrom the above It will be seen that Corbett

apparently has the <advantage height weightand about everything visa lint reach How ¬

ever this does not provo anything very concliisin as the majority of Sulllvansmcoiiurcrucntsexceeded torbrtta JJut aa Iho lattersexceed Fltzs yet Sullivan did not witAt the conclusion ot the measuring Dr-nibbi made a physical examination ofKHzsimmons At Its conclusion te said thattho Australians condition was ahiolutoly per¬

foci which was more than he could nay aboutany other pugilist he hail ever examined Hobseemed delighted lit this and tnld Thatsright there lIn nothing tbo matter with me asCorbett will tlnd out and hastily donning hisclothes ho made a ben line fur Cortlandt streetferry to catch train for Newark

Th lTeoS ha r r lilllUrd MatchBoth Jacob Schaefer and Frank Ivcs finished

last night their preliminary practice for thesix nights match they aro to play In the Mullson Square Garden Concert Halt beginning to-morrow night They both have developed lineform and the practice averages have been sumclently even to promise a close and brilliant en-gagement The match iIs to be at 14Inch balkUno billiards 3000 points up In blocks of 1100points a night and he men play for C3100 aride which Miturlce Daly holds as stakeholderIt Is known that Schaefer ha developed somenew trick of nursing the Ivories when theyare near the anchor position tho anchorshot hav-match

ben barred as In the previousthe men played In Chtcap The men

are to play a second match In Chicago In De-cember

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OarantSK at Columbia CollegeAlthough the boat house on the Harlem River

is closed and practically all rowing Lea beengiven UD for this season the prospects for K

university crew of Columbia College nextspring continue to brighten every day Theprincipal subject of conversation around thecollege grounds outside of football Is about thefuture varsity crew and If the feelings are asdeep as they seem to be there will surely be aColumbia eight on the river In the comingspring

The graduates have shown that they would-do what they could In favorof the rowing Inter-ests

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of the college both In words and actions aswas seen when they formed an eight androwed In the fall regatta two weeks ago

Immediately the CbrlMmas holidays alleligible men for the crew will go Into activetraining at the gymnasium being put to work-on the chest weights backdeveloping exercisesand rowing machines and as soon aa all signsof winter have gone tbe boat house on the liar ¬

lem will be reopened and the crew will be putInto the shells on the river

As has been estimated roughly Columbiaought to be abl to turn out Judging from themen who have rowed In class crews and are atpresent In college a crew of an average heightof A test 11 to IIH tnohay and an averageweight of 108 to hill pound

This years fall regatta seems to have arousedan unusually large amount of Interest In thefreshmen u well as the upper classes and Ifthey can turn out a crow with live monthstraining comparatively as goodl as the one ofthis tall with three weeks training all prob¬

ability IIt will make the triangular frrslimanrace at Nw London next spring even more In ¬

teresting than It was lost spring Should auniversity crew be found and should the freshmen win In the spring old Columbia wouldonce more bo in rowing what she was in yearsgone by

Among the OnremeaThe regular meeting of the Wyanoke Boat

Club which was to have been held cm WuiuUylast at their clubhouse on tbo Hitrleut Ilher anil-oClcers nominated for the ensuing year waspostponed until today

Sixtynine men are rowing each afternoonwith the Harvard freshmen crow under thedirection of E II rouncsiy who Ii still doingtho coaching the omen are using the new row-ing

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weights w work on the principle ofpressure against glycerine

It has been suggested to the University Athletlc Club that a good opportunity for the club-to take up amateur rowing would lx by pa rchajthy the house aud boat of the defunct HlatenIsland At Ilk tic Club The University Clubsrowing men would be welcomed throughoutthe country ami by adding thU branch the organUatlon would be materially strengthened-

The Nonparlel Rowing Club held a meeting attheir club house foot uf 1UUM street nn lastBunday afternoon and nominated the followingofficers to be voted fur at the next mevttng ForPresident llenrv J llebrent Jr VlcoIroldent E W IIrad bury Financial SecretaryOeorgo Aileyeri Hecordlug becrelary leorge-SI Welch Treasurer George hate CaptainJohn Canavarsfend William IL Code Lleuteuant Joseph lioland and H Klensn Trustee JIJIehl J J Kraft liobert A Jenkins II MLevy and Ueorg 0 Schneider

At the next regular meeting of the AtalantaBoat Club arrangements will be made aud adate flied for their annual ball Nothing willbe done aa to the policy the club Intends tu pur-sue

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next season whether aggressive or other-wise

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until the annual meeting which lakesplace In January next It will be decided atthis meeting whether the dub colors will beseen In all local amateur events nut seasonwhich is likely to be the decision and rowingmachines will then be placed in position andcrew selected

The Passaiq post Club of Newark held IUregular monthly meeting on Friday night attheir boat house and postponed the considera-tion

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of a winter club room until a later dateThey decided to increase the annual dues fromJiato lib the increase being made raisesfund for racing purposes The following officerswere nominated to be voted for at the an-nual

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election to be held oa Thursday Decii President A H Hopper YlceIrenldentWilliam Vanderveert Kecordlng BecreuryFrederick Norris Treasurer William HoffmanFinancial Secretary A 0 bnvner Captain M8 Hrowni First Lieutenant K A McCoy SecoDd Lieutenant JoA Villavurdli Logkeeper DrT W Lauterborn Board of Governor teedft Fortmyer Dr T W Lauterborn W K-

Bis wet U Jr W K Van Deraux Fred T Heathmember of the Building Committee rerve-fl ve years Fred S Heath Delegates to PauwaloRiver Amateur Rowing Association Fred AFortmeyer M 8 Brown A li Hopper Delepatw to Middle ritale Uegatta AssociationWilliam Viia IKisuj A J Stephens und A BlIDPPU

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A treat number of regular solvers of TUB Sty tnwriting on NolI7ajulllrPit that If a white pawn wereto be plA of n black pawn a rrryIngenious three morer with n pretty key moo wouldbe the result Inasmuch as the problem at publishedlast Sunday seemed to be welt nigh unsolvablesolution lo tbe amended position It held over nownext Sunday

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Fred C BostonYes theta things do happen Innearly every tournament his bit docinotcaistotake rrboTd Inanmuch as tour memhers MrtM that thenook stood at exactlyI U oclockI They areued that Uwould have been Impoulblo to make the lint moveand gave the gin e to Albln Of course Albl-nruhtly maIntains that ha deserves credit for havingmatU the game difficult Mtlnlti M > that the latter-w at obllired to put In so much time for the ronilderalion of hla morn Hnrcorer Albln told a reporter ofIlls tie that he illl draw the attention of blelnlllI tothe tact that he htelnlli had very little tIme to spareAarcK rd < your other query ItH Impossible for TIMHuxtuaniwfr Loot at the record of the mlarerta sod you will find that with very few carptlou all dud well In one tournament and badly Inanother

K E BrooklynYou are advisedI to write to J WEhowaltcr cars of Manhattan Chess club Twentysecond street corner of Fourth avenue and he mightIivrmlt the ladlca to whose the games In the ladlct-rhamnlcmlilpaurlei Aa was stated In 21s boa onTuesday thU l aronteit to which no spectators are-

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dIed at the age of 7V years at blena on June IH IHftttA story of tllpicturel waa publishedI br the artist him-self In I you will Write to Carlo SalrloliI SantaMarina 2B40 Venice helwlug thefHlltorof the KdufatfUll fitiicrM might give you Information onthe subject and perhaps a cage the pictureWhether Corn lIu Vanderbllt ha the painting In hUcollection TifF 8ui tines not know

It W W New York Charles Duke of BrunlwlokdIed atOenraln IH73 He was a strong chess playerand among the masters with whom he frequentlyplayed were Kt Annul Horrwltt Anderssen MoruhyliubolsKollsli Rosenthal After Blring up histhrone IKto he lived fora tong timeat I ariaI CharlesLouts was the hereditary prince of Austria lie befame known among chruplayen on account of thehandsome prise he garo on the occasion of a tourna-OldntatOratlin I8MI

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liaises to OrctutlaThe Prospect Harriers are about to be organ-

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again A meeting for this purpose washeld yesterday at 80 Fulton street Brooklynat which sums of the former members presentedplans whereby organization will likely reacha premier place In th athletic realm a boast Itcould mass only a few years ago being thechief promoter of crowcountry running inAmerica Tb nut meeting will lake plac at2UO TurtyfuunU iirtet Brooklyn on Nov IV4when a large number of new members will I-

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Be Was Vied te Deteetlve but Tithe lieton Cabman Anaaet nit

ham Hit notion otttThe express from the West was just In and atraveller stepped out of the side door ot IhaAlbany station Into the outstretched arms of four-teen

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Boston cabmen and hack driversThe traveller a stoutly built man between 30

and 40 with it goodhumored face and a soliddark moustache selected one whom he detectedIn partially putting away Into thetde pocket ofhis overcoat a dogeared copy of Carlvlet

French evolution1 The cabman touched hihat In modest appreciation the favor shownby his now fare and after bundling a largo valiseupon the dashboard opened the door and stood-walling with a keen twinkle of expectancy

You may take me to Young oror Parkens perhaps Mid the traveller with a dis-tinct

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Kngllth accent and a decided Interroga-tive

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Pardon me waa the Immediate answerbut I think roull find Major Pond waiting for

you at ParkersThe travellers jaw quivered for a moment

but only for a moment Alter darting A sharpglance at the cabman he bowed as if obeyingorders and entered the vehicle

The ride was a nolsT one but brief Rattlerattle bump batter bump I The fart aloneing through the glass In the front of he car ¬

riage found Lie man sitting as erect at the < 10a week man of Lady Churchill As the cabrolled Into School street the traveller sank Intothe corner of the cushioned seat In the attitudeof deepest meditation-

A moment more seemingly and the dooropened The stoutly built passengsr felt in hispocket for change

IIt It IIs not too great an Intrusion sir shouldgreatly prefer a ticket to your lecture It youhave none of the Printed ones with you youragent would doubtless honor one ot your visiting cards If pencilled by yourself

The passenger showed signs of strong Inwardemotion

Come come I am not accustomed to bebeaten at my own tricks sold he almostgruffly Tell me how you have ascertainedthis and you shall have tickets for your wholfamily and such cigars as you smoke her InAmerica besides breaking at the end Into asmile

Uf course we all knew that you were com ¬

log on tills train that IIn sill of the members ofour Cabmens Literary Guild wan the haltapologetic reply As It happens I am the onlymember on duty at tills station this morningsitu I bad that advantage If you will excuseother personal remarks your coat lapels arebadly twisted ilnwnwnrd where they havebeen grasped by the pertinacious New York re-porters

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Your hair has the Quakerish out of aIhlladclphln barber and your hat battered atthe brim In trout shows where you have tightlygraspul It In the struggle to stand yourground at a Chicago literary luncheonYour right overshoe hat a Ilargo block ofnn ITolo mud Jut under tho Instep theodor of a Utica cigar hangs about your clothingand the overcoat Itself shows thn slovenly brushIngot time porters on tho through slceprstroiqAlbany The crumbs of doughnut on the top ofyour bag pardon me your luggag could onlyhave como there In Hprlugllclc and etencllleUupon tile very end of the Wellllliton1n fair-ly

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plain lettering Is the name Connn DoyleS C C C C 5

Now I know where tjhcrlock Holmes wentwhen bodied sail this great writer of detec-tive

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stories after thn cabman had finished histhird glass of brandy neat That leaveR mefree to wrlto nny moro adventures of his that Iwish except that I must locate them In Boston

MAKIXO UI3t FEET AT MOMS

Slow Many Crime At Coamlttesl Ia thName orilopltmllljrl-

Yom Ilit miadilphla rrmITow many mistakes are made In thl world

with tho best Intentions I How often wo condolewith each other when wo should rejoice Howfrequently a man urge a friend to tako a drink

Just one more under the Impression that hetls doing him a favor when rosily the man Isanxious to gut home to hla familyI There Is nomistake no hard to correct nn that hlch Is madewith the bestt motives DOMllilc

Tho other day Bugglnit Invited Muggins out todinner Muggins IK rather shy but he managedto scare up enough cour io to accept MrsBugglns and the three Misses Bugglns held acouncil uf war

What IIs Mr Muggins fond of J queried-Mrs BuEglns

Im blrosod It I know quoth heFind out today It you ran was the edict-

S Bugglns went tn a friend forI dont remember Lets ICiII either

despises or IIf very fond of coffee I think he Isfond of It Yes Im pretty stirs I remember hisdrinking eight cups tn ono nlnht

Tho truth of tbe mutter Is that Muggins bateacoffee with a bitter undying hatred that was In-born

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If he ever drank eight mugs of anythingIt surely was not coffee But Bugglns wenthome anti told his family that as long as Mug ¬

gins had a cup of good coffee he didnt care arow of pins about anything else

The dinner came oiTliMe a cup of coffee Mr Muggine said

pretty Miss Bueglns first I know you wontrefuse So Mugginsl tooknILTbl gulped Itdown and tried to look tie seconddaughter of his hostess spIn his cup emptyShe rushed up for another hue ehynnts over-powered

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him and he took It without a murmurlie swallowed that too Th eagle eye of tbeyoungest Miss Bugglus fell upon him Hequailed

Poor Mr Muggins said she sympathet ¬

ically M have they neglected you f Never mindIll take caro of you Jler8 acup of coffee

How could he refuse He never has discov-ered

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how he emptied that cup All he remem-bers

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after that It the hot coming up withanother cup of coffee on one side of him andBugglns with a genial smile Inslsttogupon givinghim a fifth dose

I want to make you feel at horn said beWell then said Muggins recovering from

his shyness dont give ma any more coffeeWhy no-L1IlIue

Iwhen Im home I never drink coffee

In tact 1 loathe coffee

Arranging a Match Ittwacm rilmmer nadCornet

Arrangements are being made for a glove fightbetween George Corfield the 110pound cham-pion

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of England and Hilly PUmmel the 110pound chamclou of America for 2000 a aideand the championship of England and America-A few days ago Martin fowling Issued a chal-lenge

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In the roller flmettr which was cabled toEngland to match Dilly Pllmmer to tight GeorgeCorllelil the Kngllsh 110pound champion forany sum from 1000 to 5000 a side no matterwhether Illmmer won or lost with Kelly In-

nreply to IllmmersI backers otTer the followingcable received at the 1olles Oazttte officeyesterday

LiiMios Nov 10 firorge Corfleld acceptsthe challenge of Billy Pllramer and will fighthim at 7 stone 12 pounds lor JcSOO a side andlargest purse In America If allowed expensesIf tatUfactory a deposit posted with tho JullrGazette and articles forwarded secure match-to light In January

Upon the above cable being received Martinfowling Illmmera hAcker was notified andsnld lie would arrange the match but that theclub offering the puree would have to defrayrn n

Waal Smother Go sit Coanere-To TUB EuiTon or TUB SUM Sir Not be-

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satisfied with the decision that ChuckConnors received over me at the New York Athletlo Club Oct 71 wish tu tate that I willmeet Chuck again before any recognized clubfor a purse or u side bet Buir WKICH

Little John MUoselp ofth Ulna

Jack liarnett John K Sullltaua old mantiter It nutof pugllisiu lie IIs bow the proprietor ot a saloon InUnbutton

Prank lIrS lon wishes ta suite for a knockoutwith utter Young Madden OaipirLeou ur anyother 1U1 or 107 pounder

E J7 Iltrlow New Yorkht Is the lnipr ulon amongtha sports and followers of tha ring that Tommy RyanIs a Hebrew Ryan hImself luroutly doolesI IItthough

Aleck Oreggalns the California middlet weight whowas whlpwxfI Pail Ccedutm win right anybody laAmerica at 11 puuuiU Several wealthy Baa Fran-cisco sports are ready to back him

Mike ontrd Is bsnkering after a battle withlCtarley 11lurnell Slit says that lurusll would basimply tapioca for him anti that blIs prepared lumats a uutch tomorrow at 1U3 pounds

number of local sports will go in Clersland to wit-ness tha billla between Jimmy Dime of Ohio andJerry Marshall of Australia which will ba dividedbrfura Ilia buckeye Athlailo Club next ThursdayDlgbU

Bottle Holder NorwalllGorf La Blanche theMarine fought I with Jack limp

tey at kin rauclscu on Aug XT Ibbkl La Blancheused his famous pivot blow stud put Jack to sleep la-the thlrtysecoud round

Stanton Abbott expocls lo sail for Kngland beforethayesilsout Abbott whobasbesotot In this oouulry will murely wake a fpJin-d of his birth us Intends to live la America per-

pusnontly as ha bat become a eltUeaSob Cunningham who was quit a shining light In

tfiatauuiuklusasan amateur wants tu break hisIloug absent from the ring by Bghtliig seme good manCunningham looks forward to a matun with BunmyKelly hut ls ready to tack anybody at 110 pounds

Sammy Kelly the bantam wbo make bIstro Islandhit boo now informed Tea Bca reporter that thelongttandlng question of superiority whkih xlsta bo-

twe n Marl UcCueof the BcottlshXmerlcaa AthletIcCJub and himsvll It likely to be brought to a focus la afew days Kelly and Uocua are to mst tu arrange aOnlshj battle at 1 1 4 pounds

Tha Chicago sports are la ecstasy over Casper Leonthe local bantam Casper who should baa defeatedBarry when lie must bUn U at present la the WindyCity laboring earnestly for another bout with hurryLeon It to meet an unknown lha taller part of thismonth In Cblcago audit victory perykts upon bte-banutantuwUl lirowdown the gsuotl to tU UUconqueror

Robert Drier New York John Bulllvaa Scat metPaddy Kian at Mississippi City Mist on Feb 7 IHnx-Tha tattle wai for lha cuampfoiutilp smut S50OO Bu-lUraa won la ala round Th second meeting beteD UI HUB occurred at San ITraiiclsco on Wor 18looo Tea coatm wat with regulation gloves for thagate receipts ilIaD was knocked out In tore rounds

Tom Williams lbi Australian welts welsh la alitter te Warnra Lewis hU former bacttr writesthat sloe ba bat been tn England ha Las galnod ret0wl repetition ad kooors and that km llcda to

conIc hotwll1 and 8gtuI Billy bmllli again SmithdeXcatwl Utq at oust Island anti tile oeftst his-guyed utli ailed over tine

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OTERTritEUtED HT A LAND UDrBlUster Visits a CpUy Celemy U-

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iOTontA Nov 2fly a landslip at Bhooihar-Us Bay Cape Commerell on Monday morninglast William Klpllnr of Victoria founder of alittle commonwealth colony at the northeasternend of Vancouver Island WM carried to a hor-rible

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death and Frederick Goal anti Daniel Pat-terson

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two of those Intimately associated withhim In the enterprise wore very seriously In ¬

jured Details of the tragedy were supplied nnthe arrival here this evening of the steamerPrincess Louise which also brought to Victorialot burial the remains of iwor Kipling

The landslip was caused by a heavy rain whichhad been falling continuously for several haysprevious to tIn fatal Monday loosening tilefrth anti sand In the 300 or more feet of steephillside at the foot of while tho cabins of thecooperative colony had been erected The slidecam without the slightest warning at about030 In the morning the men beingat the time In the act of getting outof their beds At first there was nsound like the crash of a falling tree thenext Instant the three roan were at their jour ¬

neys end the slide having carried them with Itto where the rising title was beating on thethor The cabin was simply lifted from Itsfoundations as though It were a childs toy anddeposited In A crushed antI broken heap of debrisat the foot of the cliff beneath an accumulationot soil roots trees and plant boulders

Jack MoClugitn was the first of the settlers torecover consciousness anti rouse himself tnaction Ills knee was dislocated but ho sueccedcdln forcing tho joint back anti then has ¬

tenet to release lila companions lose andKipling whose cries for aid reached him as he-WM attending to his own Injuries Dan Ialleron with a broken arm WM his assistantWilliam McGarry antI his wife Polly who oo-

onpled ft neighboring house escaped by amiracle Half of tha house WAS swept awaybut It was luckily tho half devoted tothe culinary operations of the householdThese four are the only survivors who werenot pinned Into the very earth They at oncewent to work with a will stimulated by theagonizing cries of tnelr uuhappv friends Therain was descending In torrents and theirefforts were further hampered by lack of propertools to work with almost everything havinggone In the general wreck It was 10 oclockbefore they succeeded In rescuing Unas fromunder the timbers by which ho was held downbut which in reality saved his Ufa ns they pre-vented

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his being crushed to death one gianttree having formed a bridge over hun Bothlegs were broken but It Is confidently antici-pated

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that ho will liveKipling was held In the call mire by his leg

and his rescuers were forced to labor waist ilccpIn the sea the rising title dashing In their fareand almost sweeping them away on half a dozenoccasions When loss was freed and borne tothe partially demolished house of Mr Mcdarrythe tide had covered Kipling to the chest Anhour later It had reached his mouth anti In desperatlnn falling to release his broken len It wasliterally hacked off with an axe just above thaankle and Immediately this halfdrowned andmutilated hotly was borne where It could betenderly cared for He did not however longsurvive the frightful Injuries

XXOKKB C03IETA Little Visitor that Travels by ss Curiously

RBalir Time TaMeFrom tht flosSes Evtntno lYatucripf

Enckes comet which hints just been discoveredon Its return by the Italian astronomer Cerulllwho has n private observatory In the southernportion of the kingdom Is out of t he best knownof the Jupiter group of comets This grout itofar OA known consists of nineteen objects nil otwhich aro members of our solar system antI arerevolving about our sun In orbits of from threennd onehalf years In about double that timeThe group Iis so called becaute there Is everyreason to believe that hits wanderers were In ¬

tercepted In their path through space by thegiant planet Jupiter anti perturbed Into orbitabout the sun the distant eitl nf which lies Inlimo neighborhood of tile orbit of this planet

Knckes comet Is the must noted of thishaving been known tn notronoment for upwardnf a century and having boon sufficiently wellobserved to conform very closely to Its comput-ed

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path It was first seen by Meihaln of Parison Jan 17 17H1 antI was spin discovered byMiss Caroline Heruchcl In Kovemtier 17ur andafter a few days by other astronomers It WASagain observed In 1R05 but none of time astronomcrs at the tune know of the Identity of theobjects which they saw In thawlnteroflNlHlD-U was visible for annie seven weeks anti Knckobusied himself with the computation ofIts orbit In n remarkably short timeho had his computations finished and was ableto show that It was moving In nn orbit of threeand onehalf years period that the cometsabove enumerated were Identical with It antithat It had approached the sun eighteen timesIn the Intervals unobserved

Encko next computed the time of Its returnannouncing this elate ns May 24 IRS havingbeen delayed on tbo way some nine days by theattraction ot Jupiter und according to thistime table the object WHS again observed on Itsreturn This computation of Enckes was nmost remarkable one Involving as it did someof the most Intricate antI laborious problemsknown by the astronomers of the time

irons the Edgs of the Ile BoltFrom IAt Ltwitton JCVenftw Journal

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