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The sun., 1889-11-26
$4,000 ron SULLIVAN AND JACKSON
The santa Crus Athletic CIub OGers This
Parse for FlnIsh FlEht.

JhN santa CFuH ANhIouc Ntuh SuNEN = hhN
Purae for n Finlsh FlRht.
The well-known ex-champion lightweight
pugilist, Billy Edwards. yesterday received q
telegram from Santa Cruz, California, stating
that the Santa Cruz Athletic Club would offer
q purse OF $4,000 for a finish fight between
John L. Sullivan and Peter jackson, and re-
auested that Edwards would notify Sullivan OF
their offer.
Mr. Edwards was seen at the Hoffman House
last night "Ihave never heard of the organ
isation." said he, but presume they arc all
TiRht This certainly Is great chance for Sui
lvan and Jackson to come toRetner and make
q pot OF money. We shall probably knowsolne-
thing more about it when the letter they speak
OF forwarding me arrives.
Have you notified Sullivan Of the offer" "
mo; did not thiuk IL would be necessary, as
the newspapers will do that for me-"
The general impression around town is that
II everything 10 sauarel and the offer ts genuine
that Sullivan has a great chance TO make an:
other big sum of money. and good many OF
his friends hone that no will have sense enough
to knowiwhat to do with II. in case he does meet
the sable Jackson and come out victorious. OF
course, n this Santa Cruz Qfior proves 70 he To-
Rltimate. the San jose Athletic Clubs oner
OF 81 ,0t0 will be ignored, and President Fulda
ana HE beggarly $4,000 purse will be sneered
at BY the greatest elugger OF modern timee.
The sun., 1889-11-26

ExCommsdorS FRED Z Barnes Of the KnieksEbocksr
Yacht Club has sold his SOop zenA II " Allen OF the
Hudson River Yacht Club Her dimepgong are 81 feet
over Ai ~ feet inches water ne ~ feet beam. and
feet drAuEht
Commodore ElbridEe Gerry'G steam yacht Electra,
that had her boom on by tins steamer
has been repaired by her huilderA nartn HollinE
TebOs wharf south Brooklyn
Capt sherioeks new rig for SchOOHers is attracting
Boston No foreIoRmas 10 used and The i6 op1ss hola
on the fOrsina1G lug iorOsa Ia carried and the Bpii
maker 10 tot from the InalnmAbL
j. Dunn of NOnunient Beach. Mas. 10 building
~ feet eatooGi for L sArHsnL 2Ifo3ieI for Law.
yer DAhuo OF B0atop lofootor for Joe J0H0Ilona
aud 2lteoter for Boston yaehtSnAH Upon the
beach tho oats Pilgrim, Beatrice, Victor, Superior
Success AIoyens Wildcat DsnAneS Crawl WiaEe0n.
Iymnot, and AOlly.
Fo'ies Inspector Alexander Williams OF the New York
Yacht ,lmo inds S soon Yacht Eleanor 100 small fH
AdCh cruiting IS he ContSmplAteH III tie future e
OHers her lJr say" AT very reasonable Ngure She IA
p,n mh 2AT ta Anf ms1saIss * Isst Sssr ak
craft In the club bseI than the EsGnoE and Iie mGh
that her Will nld svOTyIhlnH from needle o
barrel Of hard tack on bSaId She has sixteen I0RS
q lead on her hssL and shes ati9 a. 0h1Iob u
bTseAe The lh1Deel0r VIII bala . seh0eBsE
The sun., 1889-11-26
A Fight with an Eagle.

TAYLoRsv1LLE. Ind. Nov. GA farmer
named Frank Rngieman, living near Nashville. Ind
was attacked by a fulLErown gray eagle on Friday
evening while his way .owp. When first noticed
the bird Was at great height IN midRir minute
later It Swooped down upon EnEleman with shrill
scream. striking him with terrific force buryng i,s
talons in his clothing and flesh Engleman was on
horseback. and therefore. at great disadvantage.
Before he conld dsmount he was badly clawed BY the
bird The farmer without any weapons, and could
only defend himself with his baro hands Tho nght
lasted fully hour the eagle plunKing at him from
every quarter Twice did the man attempt to but
each time tho great bird threw itself in hts way and
prevented his retreat At length no caught IL by Its
talonS and with hands and feet succeeded In killing H.
The bird measured feet inches from tip to tip
The sun., 1889-11-26
Arrested just Before the wedding.

READING Pa, Nov. 25.-Police oficer Fat
ridge yesterday arrested william UhrStian in Lansas
ter and brought him to Reading this morning on the
charge Of defrRudng ZsohAraS Oswald out Of board
bill is now discovered that Christian 10 the central
figure matrimonial com PHI which may get him
into much more serious trouble than his neglect 70 pay
divorce from him tho ground OF his adultery With
Reading woman and yesterday. when arT0stsd be was
BUTT whose resdence he was found BY The POesn9n
been procured, and Alderman Barr OF Lancaster had
been engaged TO perform the ceremony this evening,
marry young lady Of this oty; AiSs Sarah Aipse6.
Nov. 2Z Christian was remandedt to jail 70 appear n
answer TO the charge OF fraud brought by Oswald.
The sun., 1889-11-26

lin ConlIn the veteran marksman will make an In
terssi'ng exhibition to day at his gallery broadway
aud Thiry-nrSt street. of scores and hFeArms saved
from the fire OF harnumA old American at Broadway
aud the new museum on broadway. between Spring
These buildings contained the nrAt shooting galleries
ever established In America Tho exhibition win be
s.ry she est46lIshment OF the Conn gallery scSEes
Known mArkSmsn or the world will also be shown.
On Saturday. Hoy ~ the great team Of nys match
in tho arinory range, In Park avenue The contest is
onen 10 one team OF hve men from each company in
commissioned stat and one team from the veteran
team entered must be member of tba nsvsnt Ra
msnt Rifle club The conditions governing the match
shots lying Gown The prize ia handsome trophy
valued a. S2;st which VIII be awarded 10 the team
making the highest aggregate In the two com.
petiODs aud the trophy will become the properly nf
succession. .
The sun., 1889-11-26

The black bass fishing season will close on Dec. 1.
More toxs: found in New Jersey this than
ever known before
from the Fish and Game Commissioners Of New Eamp,
On one farm alone in JeHersonville. NO., in single
day George Howell q good wing shot Killed seventy
party of four only shooting in Wayne county, III.
baGGed 7s quail ave immense Wild turkeys and sixty
West Milford Warwick and around wanawAnda Lake
have been reported as tho Lest hunting grounds in New
Heavy frosys have made striped and tomcod nsh
ing ESpd % on tn? IL Ever @ and in Newark Bay
match will shortly be arranged between teams from
either the Barry Or G. az Ef aS Clubs ,s Of ~: city and
One Of the hest wing shots in the vicinity Of New
York is snry knebe ne r OF thc Gnfnewn fS,s Gun Club
Gye lots Sf sport arc being taken in TrsaSway Lake
pounds
X. Gowing Of this city says he shot blue heron
o bae
OF a heating quail which was dead
ing s1 ssd nt' az % 1e
laVamp,e.t Lake IMsA., nshsrmau The ash are piea:
alive enu 0' S'esan' ~ iH'nA'" 'A'' ''"ef aeAu or
Newark this evening the TO- shot rife eGppe.isIon
sey ~ HD e @ hG ~, gTsssn. sS
hs1Ss out Of
Charles Il Manning the pool expert quite Ietilfu!
se 9SS sr P Se
20 hunting every day on the old StarkWoather farm
eight miles from Wihmantic, Conn Manning Is getting
fat and strong
John Sheriff. while salmon fishing In the Borrow.
stone wAer England hooked a III pound nsh by tho
set on down az express speed with Sheriff fol
Waste was rseisd N ia I" % the bank tall drSI "'sO ''' 1"0
nsS 'FDs locality By City
os tic Within ria:
nS Sss Ss'a i"S gray E
ling muSkalonRe. pickereL pike or perch.
Fountain Gun Club Of BrooEyn as VIII DO the last
GsSIsF Sf The % Ss2E y Sas T nS decide The
prizes ever offered by any trap,ShootnE 9rgHnizaton
presented by President Abel Crook.
Salt water fishing become reduced to the catch Of
cod The Angler is tho only boat to the nShng banks
dsh were caught than could be comfortably rot
away with and many were taken welEhinE 6etween
cod however; he makes two lungeS and then Is
dead weight
H. II. RidGely the Mayors clerk of LouirviIls. made
10 shoot qual When he reached the hunting grounds
he found al the land posted for miles around but made
every bird he shot The farmer rent his son 10 keep
pay for sixty Hne plump mp quail N
Erb No~Srf on 'SSS SsS
:" sP gns m e john nsp
ySn tS1SsrfkS eng fs G p,sn 4sden SAMUEL G.ss Frank
bert Heritage W. HoGil and Edward Collins '-''' a.
Rsy q n % SaS Of M
pigeon match The conditions are IS birds side at 81
i11s % Il s sSIs Iss uS % ss
the referee The match will be shot on the ConOver farm
O oa % psoss M
OF oysters that he GsAS Mr. m by Al least nve birds
In the rihe shooting tournament Of the United Riao
teams entered stand As foloWA:
The sun., 1889-11-26

Gossip OF sDorta with Arms and Lees.

=. C. Pufer, the well-known allround jumper has
accepted the agency OF the Eagle bicycle.
The hammerthroWing competition Of the Outing
| day games. 10 OH
ar 'as he Gqs
pionsnp of the Amateur Athletic Union.
Rs s1DE
NEW wS Dsy sRS ss Il s M
OF the Ssa Gt HtSec Sb no" hsa by Gilbert
At q meeting of the Yale Athletic Association last
ssS Ss 50SSinG &rG OserS Tsrs ssssd frs,dep
.pU IL nS SSnR o
rs Ss Sn iH'
e S S I
feather. light and middle weight amateurs Of note.
yaRs The % me Tat a' u shs shpman % for Hf tho
nile ri H. cops So rfa ai
The HnaS lSr for snS sunS .sS
! sHa foq sc hs @ for the
i e sa:sl1R tn. s5s
yies.frssidsnts y: Scot, W. Q Ross aud q Sedds1: a
skater Who Iad foronS on %shiss s
Club was discussed. u decided TO let the matter
when the asSociaicn would nS,fy him that he was @
and call upon him to produce evidence to
The event Of the cS@lng week. point Of p.srs. to
Of xso Rssd
and wfH w BE- s %
sum 9t the B. 4. A. az De Kalb and clasEon avenues
IT, Isst 1n;
so Tommy ana hy Ivy hSse5 s w be w SOre OS 1 %ss 70
nesS, but Roberts has plenty OF science
.S club Ss BY IS ANA
s. sn.nS
Tue msS Saa
strong and athletic himself he was pleased TO
sss !hs ySnnG $ gonE IN for manly and n e1
d sS ssss he 70 r.. sy sna that
Club vsre on saRdsy asts sard An ruSrs H.nf1G
% %: yfgdt
sso na shs Won sS
gs 3 GOEs,'s m T.. scraeh az % feet
i9k tcsi q ts.t elnehes Stunning broad iamp-won Sy
s'f Feet tS @ RS:sss R.%mAa s'iS1d lee.
,, The H.run. Boa. Club Of Brooklyn has decided to
ssnds y William R"SsSssoaE " SSSHE wSS tSSrna 6as
RIM SroaIyn Tor SSs% ris Saa Sa hRsai ns
wsisLts 6antS Us psundS. feather II %sSHS S"ihs ilss
PSSRS: PSSR$: ;R:sS H:.4 weght 2I P"mgas Th %s
ESnds Ths Viii ss STsIsaE s@asf
wan BE- held X and The ahaS on jan jan a Il '8qIs %in
mas mn WI Win JSGeiSe gsh wStees EntrAnee fee
%H dSsSsoS HrSadEsy SsIdIEsGc Ss jan Sn'' close
ne tohrth inHtallme1t or the Allaround chAmnion.
ship contest OF the Union Athletic Club Brooklyn was
hsld NJ their gymnasium on Saturday evening last Al
the close the score was tie between Peck and A. A.
ntk hnhtker each having scared " pORtA The hampton.
snip ep between these two athletes the man
hO Nickeib who has scored points Next Saturday
evening o,osss the contest the 1--WE eonaudnE events
run both handigApN
x sa s SSiHs 'SSss a' hS Gs
oa seeonlA fOrTOIn, - seconds. II. AuIee ~ hpu.
onfs, q Nickers i"yscoDd,i j. Murphy y, second. NJ
beIL 70 ssrohdBi i. Robinson Is seconds: Y. PecL
scratch Ntckers won 10 minutes ~ secOnuH Colgau
tkecoad and Peck lhlrd Tho "Ihsr ayenI running
broad Jump on the gymnasium hOaTlA a new depart.
nEe Tbis was hardly success AZ II was at tunes sx
reney dihlcult To tell whore man landed had the
following starters aud hAndlcApHi y. BRHnG uches
J., =, lIFi5r inches g. Ford iheheii II. McUes.
nohsg Beat eIncheEi j. CoTroOn, incbes; O. Wick
ere nehes; j. ColgGn. inohesi A. \. BAKER ESratch
=; rhsek; scratch 4 Murphy ineheA GorToon won
inches Ehiie Baker covered SIest II inehes The
1molAls oI the evenlpg were; Referee ~ j. Lynch; |
ghdgsS w Baker lniOn A. o.. aud +. Keating Dear
Il9t h5r,ers nmorI a. ". Nirholls Pro'pscI HRTT-
The sun., 1889-11-26
Aquatic Notes.

Tho Friendship Boat Club will hold reception q
their boat house tomorrow evening.
Tho Metropolitan Rowing Club viii hold thar nraS
jan 81 ''''A''" -A''"N' 'p't~ A'uSs sn
fast nc cAs sSsis sSa
the Gramsrcy Boat Club IL expected abe viii bs
GiWisandnG the lAtsnsss of the season several of
the Harlem oaIsmen went out for spin on Sunday.
honey hsTeF Of % eiepssans sia M13 Ol rod n
S'Fp ss {. iTsai qs.ss Sss
:s: $:.S E's s s:H;
sad B: B: ss.r
GsS h r5SP ss Rr oGs pS' q
sspS Vi s's a. sssi ss%
Al 's sa tF9 :: Sssa q NJ
also building eo1sWain gig for Bergman Of the
70 a EUTS1 or Eaa sUsSt We the und.rsps
nTTsfs1 ffs'TFe TSrdS. 70 Boat ~
Hs s.i
s4y from S5 e e
with the Yacht ''H 4sS: e af :s:
Jake GAndaar writes 20 the Globe Democrat follows
Mr. 81 Ld6n IL in which he 5lamss me for NOT m1tinI
iist ,S S,Sis;:oasI ssr.@:P SoIsy.s Z:
do uSs ssP ANY .s:.
cRas he a 70 G o @ S 4 hat WAS g
mo from training harder than l AID FOR any
race rowed three miles In eighteen minutes
anu bortyIsysn % nsGSnd and ysemeI cannot sp
@ he was NOT loaod by hamm don't think TsSmsr ever
saw liAnin during the race TeemOr has had score OF
G.Gssr" VII" have dropped him on account Of his dis
and during that tiue have had but two bacisrS-Mr.
kguara Disette Of Toronto aud Mr. 81 John, ASK
them 70 AhOw anything unfair diShones 90 my deal.
inss win them Mr sL Join has been COED friend 20
ing 70 row ONgnnor last fall Mr. H. John fllrninhed
h.lt mo SiHEeA Now Ieemer turns Mr. 81 John and
snmpsd % 10 sfsp p rows LssEsS !ss g. Mr. s. JShn feels
warm supporter"
The sun., 1889-11-26

First Raceo,;Purse $500; selling; ak and q
dIsnh losi Gon,lEnee. lGs Carrie O.. lU5 Hilda i6;
Piddlohead lDl; Brer, l0l SeAtck, lO1: Souvenir 90
LerrIs g7 King Arthur %; Ban Hope. 81; Pilot 0&
Second Race-Purhe $500: selling; six and half fur
foot, ioe; Falcon los; Raymond, los; Pegasus Ioi
Peri lteI Gracio So AdoniS 81: Sighshade VI: Kari
II %: Enie Moore a5 Tony Pastor. e5.
Third Race-Purse S31,; wolter handicap for two
sic H. III; Owen Golden. ll6 Ban Lassie. IT2; Futer
tonesy l0a
Fourth Raos-Purse $500 selling; mile and n six.
FIitaway, DS.
Fifth Racs-Purse $500; seven and . half furlones
Blackthorn l22; Equality ia; Wahoo. l22; Telio Doe
1ls Ebls III; Eleve l22; Richland !l7 Pisyfair M
sixth Race-TuLC Fled and Farm Handicap. purse
Spoi one mile. Macbeth H.. LOG; Deception los: Fan
ME H., ID; Mas Olive, 81; Berlin, 81.
The sun., 1889-11-26
The Wrong Brute In the Pit.

brutal dog eight took place In Long Island
pit early yesterday morning between Rose white bull
terrier bitch owned in this city and Rush brindle
and white dog from Long Island. They weighed about
twenty eight pounds each, and fought for stakes OF
$50 side. The first turn up lasted something half
hour and during the beasts cut each other terribly
Ten minutes after tho rst had begun Rush began
limp and discovered that of his paws
was broken. After that Rose had things all her own
way and manRled Rush shocknEiy The latters owner
and handler ask by several give II
up as It was plain he had no chance ITO beat my dog
you've TO kill him" all the answer the man
woud give for time. After little however when
nearly half the spectators left the Dit in disgust Rushs
got you whore We want you replied Roses handler. as
the bitch shook her antagonist by the throat Finally
Rush party gave In and lifted tho MANNED but game
10 from the pit
The sun., 1889-11-26
Entries for Guttenbure.

The Hudson County Jockey Club races
have filed we'll for to-day. The sixth race had
twenty-four entries-too many for safety-so
the original fourth race was declared off and
the sixth divided the first half of the entries
taking the place OF the fourth race.
First Raco-Purse $500 selling; six and one half fur.
longs. Watch I'm. lO2; BaSSAnio, l07; Herman IHf;
Black Jack lo9: Cheney. loI Electricity. o5; High.
land Mary. 1855 EitA lOl: 81 Trinidad Iun; Big Brown
jug, e7; Pommsry SEC 81; ToddnEton 81; Hsrwood 81
Second Race-PuTse S3I for two yeAr.oldA: dive fur
longs RHncocss lal; Memory. Il3 issaQuenG Oily
ll2; Pilgrim uo AuStraiitE 100; Shak eppSSre IO0;
HAyu colt 100; Frederick 1905 NGviIlss VI; GipSy
hlly. 81; Wanda West nlly, 07
Third Raes6rur.e sslt for three.ye OdS mite.
Gloater ll5: Repudiator 05; Skip 1885, MelWood 100;
trel, 95
Fourth RaecPuEse 500; selling thrss, otA
WayTArd, llG: Tyrone ii3; Chatter, no; Bass VioI
40; Lomax. lo7; Don't Know. 1865 Thad Rowe. lO0;
Banker. lU4: HAtLO. luI.
or Never. no: Glendale liO: Bradford, ITO; Rapne
llo pramSuot iO7; Ralph Black formerly Leap
Sixth Race-ParIe $500; selling; thrsequartsrs of
mile Velvet llo AvA 10; Fletch TAYLOR. ITO; Little
Mickey, ITO: Joe Heinemann. lo4; John Finn. IOl;
snitor lo5 Stanley SHARPE lOt Miller loi Bradburn
lol: Goidnsh 3d. Ida EeldnE, 81.
The sun., 1889-11-26
SHORT HoRsns VIM ar oI1FroN.
Frank Ward Captures the Sporting worid
uandieaP-Kaloelnh Finishes Last.

Frant Ward Captures che Sporting worit
| HsnateaP-KaioelAh Ftnishss Last.
The attendance was not up to the average
at Clifton yesterday. and the muddy and heayl
track led TO scratching that materially reduced
the fields Of starters II was q poor day fol
hackers OF form. short horses capturing five
out Of the six races. Close finIshes In the sec
ond and third races aroused little enthust-
asm, but the sport, as q rule, was tame. ONLY
four OF the ten entries for the handicap, at q
pile aRd I'd z sixteenth. appsaEed O. % ths p9SSt CT
strong favorite. Kaloolab.
THE FIRST RACE.
Purse $500 for eyeHEe Eelds and upward selling allow
AsPln's b 0 Maids Ioorsm Z BY Luke Black.
RsSlS RroaiSss Sa SouSod Sah ~ u AV'Hi u
Time, i5ssG
Won cleyerly by II length, head between
second and third
Post Bs!t!ng-AEsnss Matte Lcor.@m IN al u 70 8; Ny
OWL place TO on Mutunls ,S0dU SI5o "
THE SECOND RACE.
Purse taoo' wstsr handicap for all ages six and a
": skidmofo,s h C. Red Light 4 by Jns Johnson
ucasSon 90 S Ndal:,,on;. !. ia iPsim:ij
JIM arpbT ISsES S.TS IESS G SGSH.s sSa ran
Won by head, fve lengths between second
.dS dS:' psse RstsGTR'dM Hn 70 EsG:s Middle
THE THIRD RACE.
Purse $500 for thresysAr.ods and upward selling al
4: NscormicEs oh e. Tireny. T. by Ill Usod-Rou
siqs.t. af'S & n tSaE,Ss'
Mary r and Clay S'SiHSsP SiS. ! lie, lie ran .
Won by head six lengths between second
Post Betting against Carnegie ste Carnegie place
THE FOURTH RACE.
The Sporting World Handicap for three ods aud
SpTarJGs J.nnIn ons %' ana E.ns ,1tssn,h ,v
Stella IUi lW Reagan. ..,....'.....
:fsiisf isrssi p Ss% Ss TsH%PnP
Ealoo,ah also ran.
from Sam d. and Kaloolah. Frank Ward at
the stand taking the lead by a neck from Sam
& f Tons tha Fec
took SECOND place, but was never able to reach
rom who ba 9sSy by tTG
fngton the same distance for second place.
rPS PSSs BstlnENAEsinst Frank Tars TO Ii sam
THE FIFTH RACE.
Purse $500 for th.ee.ysAr.olda aud upward; beaten
S D. JacEsonS ch &. Carlow. g by watson-PattL III
OWE Hriss sp silver ssr s
Time i:06A
Won easily by three lengths, two lengths be-
tween second and third.
Post BettipR-ARainst Carlow, to /; LoFriA place Q
to b. Mutuals-SaS2 ~. 90 10. $50
THE SIXTH RACE.
Pulse saoo. for hresyearolds aud upward: ave
fcrlonRs
Auburndae Stables eh m. ofaleoa, s by Harry FAl.
lon-sue Fnuie. 1884 a. 81
J. A. AcCormcks ch. c. Sparkling, g. liz (Snnott)...
Hanover Stables ch m. Kitty Pease, aged, l29
Utility, Berlin Bay Ridge So DO and Davis and RuS
sell A. also
Time los
Won easily by four lengths, SIX lengths be-
tween second and third.
Post BettnR-Against Ofalece. 8 to l: SparnR place
5 to on. Mutuals-$ii.90; $4eo $360
The sun., 1889-11-26

READING. Pa, Nov. 25.-Adam Graemm. 90
years old committed suicide last night by hanging him
self to little peach tree. Mamma sbelkof servant In
the family Of Frank p. Lauer. rising this morning
surprised to the figure OF tall standing
under peach tree below the window In the back yard
Sho informed the family, and hired man went down
into the to elect the supposed intruder The an
discovered that was the dead body OF OLD Grasmm
He standing the tip OF his toeN with piece OF
clothes line around his neck and tho end fastened TO
fork OF the tree Close by lay chair on which the oq
had stood TO faBten tho rope, and which he had
atterward kiokad from under him. 0raemm was
single having promised his estheATt her death bed
in Germany, whence he came to America. to remain
unmarried 70 his dying day Dependency was the
cause OF his Hnicide
The sun., 1889-11-26
AMATEUR BASE BALL
The A. a. U. board or AGaaaEers Submit
the Vsxsa Qasstion 10 the CIubs.

The A. a. U, BEARD or Managers Submit
the VexSd QasstiOn 10 the CIubs.
Tho following important document ON the
much discussed subject OF amateur base ball
playing was sent 10 the various Amateur Ath-
letc Union Clubs throughout the country last
night. As win be soen. the Board OF Manage
nnent have handled the subject without gloves,
and the return vote OF the clubs will be anx-
iously awaited by the amateur base ball world
Tie board q h1s SS
sd ne adoption Of s5 70 he constitution Of
Si cHlon siaS; @ Pay caSs under gle
S..s Ban oonmties which The seon Of he sosri
iq q h. 9 q; Ssa@S mo''
MhAieysr dineIeDSsS OF opiuion may exist to tho
TsqSa Sas: bs ' that IA: S.s Of y
spsndmSnt 70 the conS!itution Of the K A. o.. duly
a. Ss il paSt the 0na SiadsE Upon
sye club Of the linton and Is the duty OF the Board
y aay S.6s1 6S1y plSoS sssR S'
u; Ssif sasTa f.ss ss' ss.. the exhibition of so;
IT, s.Dsc those HONS oS.
p.iSsS ,iH Ss iIas
q isssssl.a sS sssfssSE sss%
"a 10 dssyar G n. S.P saPns. 81 nsS ss
Hsssi 1s rules sssiSs 'A.A'''H'AD
tHsS ss SS: .S9.SE Ss pa T
nt wlih2nt " any degree impairng weak enina the
force OF the test OF amateur standing by
ns s A A. u denpt.i9n oL an AmA.sIr lnStsLa OF Strik
money II ehArFsd," which A deemed . safeguard
hLahgt snms oensnt therofron AecrninE TO tho indl
Ndua e0nteAtAnt where other athletic SpoTtA
sstned y is deemed wiser and more restrictive A. 10
bAse hail contests 70 definitely VrsScTibe that
ter s"ns,4tsA. shal gsnys shy psrsohal henenl or
thaP .eIy 1else NhAteNsr hereron.
eelnts 20 lhs Slae ~ resource tey ~ lsElILtS
AinmAnU Or Gatass GtVsa by hS A. A o. the pT0eSsds
The sun., 1889-11-26
Racing in Alabama,

BInM1NaHAM, Nov. 25.-At tho races to-day
the track fast and the attendance large None Of
the fsvorites won
First Race-Thrce quarters OF n mile. selling. purse
Sc25. Bootjack 4to won: LIMOS ~, 10 10. second.
Donovan. to !, third. Time, 1:l7
Second Race-seven. eiRhtls Of a mile, selling for
horses that have not at this meeting. purse S2S
Katie s. to . won; ProbuS, to !, second; Amos A.
third. Time / :3Oh
Third Kacetive eiRhthl of mile selling. for ayear
olds purse Sl25. JeBslca to won Lady Blackburn
Yto 5. second; KeDilworth third. Time D<
Fourth Rsce-Mile and one sixteenth handicap for all
ages Furnace Stakes Little Minnie. TO > won; Yer.
mont to /. second: Cashier third. Time. 2u2% Tho
mile made in :t2lo in this
Firtn RRce-ConditiOna same as hrFt. Col Gore. to
l. Col Hunt, even money. seconds Nattell, third.
Time, l6A