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The sun., 1889-11-20

The Boston Athletic Association, which was
elected to membership in the Anna Athletic Union
last week intends to celebrate its cnryno the Union
by grand athletic carnival to be held Feb Invita-
tons will be sent to every athletic club Of prominence
in the country and the attendance of athletes from this
city will be particularly large special train will be
chartered and the run made to Boston without IA stop
The committee in charge will have tho very low
for unattached athletes. and the prominent clubs will
send teams Tho Board OF Managers OF tho Amateur
Athletic Union will endeGvor TO make this meeting a
ern Athens
The syents to be contested are all handicap and COM
prise 5uyard 220yard 4iO-yard eslLyard. and l.
mile runs; 22oyard hurdle race over 2foot Tinoh
hurdeS l.mile walk running Ligh ump pole vault
putting l6pound shot throwing aJ-pourd wclyht and a
tnG Of war four men limited 70 SO pounds. The prizes
Will be unusually handsome silver cnpa will be pre-
sehed to nrst second and third men In event In
aodlnon there Will be banner presented to tho club
scoring the most points which will great
rivalry The Boston Athletic Associations tug f.war
team viii issue lA den to tho Manhattan Athletic Club
and Princeton College teams Altogether It promises
to be one of the handicap meetings held in
the
The sun., 1889-11-20
OUTSIDERS DAY ar CLIFTON
JurrYsr wins the battle Royal Handicap
Artsr Running = Dead Heat.

After Running q Dead Heat.
Over a track deep in mud and water, and
with rain falling heavily. the Clifton Associa-
tlon ran OF the twenty-lith day OF their meet
ing yesterday. The card was good one, and
the fields we're sufficient, both In quantity and
quality, TO afford spirited betting and hard
fought races. Tho event Of the day was the
Battle Royal Handicap. 1t resulted in duel
between tho long-bottled-up JuRRer and
Young Duke, the pair running dead heat.
JuERler. who ran very gamely. won the decid-
ing heat handily. The favorites were beaten
from first to last
THE FIRST RACE.
Purse 500, for thresyear.oisS and upWard' selling;
Il, diimStc's ch, g., ,isp ROohh, g. by Ten BrOoct-
alis noShh; ~ SslaGk aSr,i. a Ids iJ rrc'
'ttSr T. DoswsIrS g. seStioF g. Toi iSnSs,
GOunOd uOwsr'On % silver s5sE and Faster also ran
Won easily py four lsnsthS hall length between see.
T:R Sots .o q 4 Carrie a.
THE SECOND RACE.
Purse 5000 for three yehrs old and upward; selling
allowances six and n haf furonEB,
D 4. RoniEs b { liidS q by Great Tom-eussn of
D prstoS6 g. King Arthur. aged 81 tJ Tfibsj..
ctipSGs G % RsysiOEs S saS Glen ALMOND n SlsS ran
Won by four lengths three lengths between second
place, sto 9. NutuAlA Sio45, gao. s4ds
THE THIRD RACE.
Purse $500. for two-yearoldS penalties ana allow
McMahop 4 20 6r. o, Garrison by Attla-Tho squAw,
l. Hurts b. maggie X lis a. McGartiyyjj
A. Thompsons CHI HIsS,ef T, li0 CGFoen>.'''..'...
Won by Anect, twenty lengths between second and
ting sran.s Maeso MatuaS sa5S e. 0''
The FOURTH RACE.
Purse Of $500 for threeyeArods and upward, selling;
3. W. sTset'sH { Deception. ., by Ten BrOcck-csn
W. sSidmorss cR 9. Red Light i ii8 tciiiahanJ....
r Doswoils Oh. Z Wild Cherry s IUs Isimy.:.;...;
ran.
Won 6y Length and half two lengths between sec
pIS rS' icy Natsss s,ls & slSo N'a Light
THE FIFTH RACE.
The Battle Royal Handicap. purse 81; 900 Of which
& Anderson's b G. JUEEier, 4 BY JIS JOLnsOn-Avoca
BsdaiS Stables b & Young Duke aged iiS ifai.
H. sGn2dy b. Q j. Mcosrtiyi..:
Little Aineh Brian Boru, and GEo9mEman also ran.
% 4sans nSPf DsEs DeE s4na ans
and R5SR Win
Sh sS IN s sP1
.. beaten three IsnE.hh
pay along ho where ID: Pss
drawing away and winning at tho finish in cGnter
By three lengthA
Post BsinT-(on the race) Against JuEgler IL to L,
Young Duke, place. 4 toll On deciding heat-Aganst
SSsio tlS.7S Gu deciding heat, SaoS. '" "'N'"
THE SIXTH RACE.
Purse $500 for all ages; selling, mile and fur
onR.
. Rolins's b. h Var s. By vOlturno-Dora, lo7 "a
A. Honiss ch T. Gan't Tell io2 tclaytoni 80.
Exc celsor Stables ch 4. Sam D. lo1 u. Tribe)
fine. 2HOH
Won by head ave lengths between second and third.
Post BettnR-AgAinBt Van lS to o; Can't Tell place,
10 on. AutualS $40. 20. sac. S2.2a
The sun., 1889-11-20

NEwBuEGH. Nov. 19.-The Newburgh Skating
Association reelected all its old officers night and ar.
ranged for a grand programme the coming year Tho
National Association was asked to bring iS hero
again pledging 1t hearty cooperation with fair ned
and no favor. Tho Orange Lake Ice Yacht Club pre-
sented two gold medals valued at $40 to skaters from
all parts enter In the and nvemle races on the
lake after New Years.
The Junior championship prize of the city was pre-
ssnted by Tim DonoEhue the oarsmAn, father OF tho
skaters and consists OF . silver watch with chain
Sstaeesa q l. waring Prssidsnt Of the association
record for 22o yards At any of the rsoeS
The Whittier Athletic Club, through Elmer Simpson
who won the State Ampionship at Albany last ear
offered an elegant pair OF skates to tho boy under ID
Euohatoes Lake. "
The sun., 1889-11-20
Baae Ball Notes.

Darby o'Brien Is in Denver.
Migan. catcher OF the St Louis Browns signed .
Brotherhood contract in Philadelphia yesterday.
Big Sam Thompson and Sid Farrar OF the Pbra-
oelpha club said to have signed Brotherhood on
tracts yesterday.
Ex.Manager W W. Burnham of the Wore esters signed
yesterday 10 manage the New Haven Club of tho At
lRntic Assoc alton.
President Won der Abe. on his way home from New
YorA said that President Stern had secured three rs-
class men for Cine nnau
The directors OF the Detroit Club positively refnBe
into the American Association unless l0uO season
books are subscribed for
President Hewitt says the Washington Club Is bet
condition than ever and both his club and tho
indianapolis are In tho League to stay.
President Mcdonnell OF the Toronto Club s in favor of
Withdrawing from tho lnternatonal Association and
forming league OF Canadian clubs only
Presi lent Nick Young received notification yesterday
that chers SchrYer aud DIeIne and Pitcher Gea
sou had signed with The Philadelphia Cub
Philadelphia despatch states that Second Baseman
Albert Myers OF tho Philadelphia Club and Pitcher Fore
man OF the Baltimore Club have signed brotherhood
cOntractA
The Philadelphia Club It Is said made another at
tempt within day or two to secure Comiskey. but Mr.
Won der Ahe would not listen to proposition
selling his great captain
The sun., 1889-11-20
Wheeling Notes.

A new club has been formed in Camden. J.. called
the est Jersey CyclorS
Six ladies applied for membership in the League of
American wheemen last week
Fred ConnEshy of the Brooklyn Bicycle Club made
tho fastest time ridden for ve miles tho Irving
ton course on election day.
W, Wilhelm Of Reading; whose long standing record
Wagner has begun traininEto regain his iaurss
The member Of the West End Athletic Association of
h Mswank are inSeaSen the 1eaheni three OF thsir
PlSinneld Bicycle Club.
The practice game OF the Hudson County wneemen
work Of the men, soine high scores being made by few
The hudson County wheelmen will hold a reception
A. their club house Jersey ity Heights this evening
are expected to be in atendSuce A''e"'0'''
The highest men for the mileage prizes offered by the
Fitch, s9s niles + L Miller SoSf niles si and ( !.
olmstead 5000 mileS
% s b .S o a.. SnGs ThiHh ta WAL 6S
for tho better contesting OF championships
Tho challenge OF William Newman of the Kings County
Wheemen 10 race his brother of the club any
been accepted and the set for Nov 2s.
The New York Bicycle Cycle Clubs SOyling team had a
which some high scores were made G. N. Nos6itt still
President Miller Of tho Riverside Hheslmen says that
his cln6 yi take action on tue challenge issued by the
few days. '"'A'' HA'' J."
n1sosa s.s ssEsss FL s9 s
ThS race wi,I BE- run on ihs cCnsy Island on
silver medal and racing Jersey Entranes Zee
Sl, Entries close Now a. with H. L. Miller 6gO MI.
louRhby avenue, Brooklyn.
The Chairman of the California division Of the Racn9
hoard suspended from the race track Messrs Turner
the racing rules Charles Davol OF tho Racing Hoard
now sta es that tho men hHvo violated the racing
rules and racing men may compete against them with
NO fear OF suspension
The hrst ladies' entertainment OF the Hudson County
Whoolmen was he'd at their new club house on COM.
munpaw avenue, Jersey CITY Heights on Monday even.
INK Tho entertainment was opened by q s1eech from
Mayor Erastus Cleveland. who ia meubar Of the clun
Selections by the members volinB and N amos were
he order OF tho evening Dancing and SUPPER followed
the entertainment
The ehalsnRe issued by the Harvard Bicycle Club 10
the Yale Club IS similar to the one of last year The
teams shall consist OF not less than ye II tho
race Is ridden near New Haven the Yale G1b shall pay
expenses ~ visiting cubi II near Cambridge tho same
sIrenssA shall be allowed 10 the iAe men Ali other
eondlons OF race, such NJ distance date Ac., have
been left to Yale.
Tho twenty smile road race between MsssrA
Thaysr Of the Citizens Bicycle Club aud HsydecksT Of
the New York Bicycle Club has again been postponed,
the date now being set for Nov ~ There Il a strong
desire among some OF the racing OF the New YORK
CLUB for the manager OF the TO allow other mem.
bers of their club TO bssdes Heyiecke aS they
are OF the opinion II such done would be no
necessity OF having 30 many posponementS to the race
The sun., 1889-11-20
Today. Entr,es for Clifton.

First Race-Purse S3Oo for maidensi seven and
half furlongS Hairspring. lo9 Elevo liz; WOODBURY.
1U7; Fustic lo3; Er 1872 Parthian l02; Philip D. 81
Ban Adonia 9l; KinRsford, 1Ua.
Second Hnce-Purse 500; selling; six and a half
furonRR Silver Star. 1905 Louis O.. l20 LorriS iiO;
Manhattan 10; Parhian no; solona los: Zacatecas
l05i Centpede, l05
Third Raco-Purse $500: selling; sx and half fur
longs Courtier 10; Futon, llU Ariel ll0 Bricr lIO
EAsterhok. il5 Pegasus. los; Lady Winkle, 100.
Fourth Race-The Sun Handicap; purse $500; for
horses of Ail ages; mile. Tele Doe. lll Keynote,
los wahoo, los; Deception. iol; Fannie H., ee.
Fifth RAoe-Purse SSOO; selling; seven furongs Dun.
boyne. l22: Umpire. ne, swift loS Batters6y. lO2;
CArneg e, 101: Autocrat. 102
ll2; Adonis, ll2; Grey Cloud lo2i Ariel. 100; ElYin
102; Gounod, l02-
The sun., 1889-11-20
Ten Years for the JewelIsrs, T.rror.

Samuel Lobley. the alert looking. we'll
dressed young thief who preyed upon a number OF Jew
e!ers in this city In 1883 and heW TO Canada pleaded
gully In the General Sessions yesterday OF stealing
$3.50 worth OF diamonds from Alfred II. Smith Co
Of ls4 Broadway In June lssa
asked LO6ey
aYop eau replied the Recorder
- pleaded guily Judge" Lohsy said, ito throw my
that smith matter in another country"
This WAS lie. The Recorder gave him ten ysAra ths
keep him IN prison for life, "
The sun., 1889-11-20
Racing in Alabama.

BIRMINGHAM. Nov. 19.-The races to-day
were close enough to be interesting but the track was
allow. Two Of the favorites won by head.
First Race-hile; selling purse SITS Bonnie King
won; John Morris second, Amos A third. Time Ii5o
Post odds-Bonnie King, to !; Amos A., to 8; John
MorriG toi.
purse $3.50 Milton won Basil Duke second. Timo Ia
Post odds-Milion 2 to I: Basil Duke 3 to2.
Third Race-Mile and oneeighth: purse S275. Brown
Duke won, Arundel second. Time. 2O5. Post odds
Arundel 10 10 against the field.
Fourth hace-Sevon-eEhthB Of q mile; Hotel StakeA
handicap for twoyear-ods; $500 ndded SOD to SEQ.
ond $50 to third. Barney stone Jr. nrst Mount Le-
banon second, SiG o'Lee third. Time, l:334. Odds
Blarney Stone, 10 to u Mount Lebanon, 3to l.
The sun., 1889-11-20

william o ConnoE the champion oArsmGu OF Al Amsrioa,
on Nov despatched a challenge TO BtanSberry the
australian se9er TO row him In America for stake Of
ESO side. OCOnnOF willing to allow BtAnSberry f76
for expenSe1 and the Australian Is to have choice OF
water London UnasL
monster rowing regatta. with $1,000 in priLsE Is
projected 10 take place at Victoria g. next spring
o. 9 SaikinL hlE real estate dealer OF Seattle has
agreed 10 subscribe $1,000 alone. O'ConnoT Teemsr,
uAnlAn and GHudAur arc counted together with the
ApstI4tans stAnsberry and haterSon but 1t s not
pteted that heAre be secured The will he
on Washington Lake and British Columbia people hope
tory oG America
The sun., 1889-11-20
TIM sArs IT WILb Br 4 GO.
The Famous New York Pitcher Talks
About the Situationl 80


About the situatios.
Tim Keefe ls confident that the new Play
ers' Lengue will be 20. We expect to have
obstacles thrown in our way" said he to THE
SuY reporter yesterday. but wo are bound to
win In the end. The League will no doubt
| flood us with iniunctions, and there may be
plenty OF civil suits for damages instituted but
| We will be fully prepared for all this. as We
have not made q move thus far without the
advice OF eminent legal talent"
How many Of the League players do you
expect to sign"
~ may say all Of them. There will bo but
very few defections."
Don't you anticipate some trouble in sign
ing some Of tho older players after the League
has eliminated almost all Of the Objectionable
features from tho constitutions"
Not at all. 1t came too late. 1 tell you the
new League Is q certainty, and the boys are
full Of it."
1T is said that majority OF the New. York
Club players will stick to the old organization :"
IL know they will not. 1t Is claimed that
seven players have signod a New York Club
contract l will wager s100 in each instance
that It Is not 80; FYrthermore.I will eivo $50
sign OF the old team Of 1889" ,-,--.,
How many men have signed the players
Numbers OF them. There are Williamson,
Tener, dumbert, Farrell, DUFFY Pfeffer, and
Darling OF the Chicago Club. Dwyer will also
elgn and l haye not the least doubt but that
Van Haltren will, too. as 6, on as contract
reaches him at his home in California Latham
Of the st, Louis Club Ia surely with us, also
Kiroy and Tucker of the Baltimore Club or
the New York Club there are Ward. Connor,
Richar lson, Ewing Slattery, Crane, O'Rourke,
O,Day, Mickey Welch, Gore, and myself"
But Gore says he has not signedp'
well he has. for l was a witness to the
placing OF his name to y contract"
" In the Boston Club Brouthers has surely
signed. Arthur Irwin OF the WashinEtons is
with us; Buf1nton. Wood. and Fogarty OF
the Philadelphias have signed: also Hanlun of
the Pittshurghs. Andrews Of lndianapolis, and
Faats and Stricken OF the Olevelands.
ers Z, -. -.
them"
"The report that the new organization had
occurred ground in Brooklyn seems to have
been prematureW
NO. there are parties there who have guar
anteed TO furnish he Rrounds, 1T them up in
proper order build grand stand, and take
$4,000 worth OF stock Il the club will occupy
the grounds So you see that there will be no
difficulty as far as Brooklyn is concerned. The
balance OF the cities make equally rs favorable
showing. and by the time Jan Z, 1890, rolls
around YOU will see the liveliest kind OF a base
ball organization, There will be no hunkinE,
and every man will be found true to his OATH"
The sun., 1889-11-20
derry Knew When He Had Enough.

Blanche aud jerry. 2s-pound bull terriers,
fought terrible battle near Newark early yesterday
morning for stakes OF $50 side Jerry belongs in this
city, and was handled BY his owner weLknown base
ball player and Monk Adams looked after Blanche
There were Two scratches occupying hour thirty
Ave minuteA At tho end that time Jerry left forepAw
was broken and Blanche a part OF her uIper
lip besides having several cuts tho nose and neck
The betting was almost even from tho and when
Jerry began TO with the pain 0f his broken leg The
spectators bad their first htmAtion as TO which had
weakened Blanche got the verdict AS Jerry hander
carried him from the pit
The sun., 1889-11-20
Harvard'B Excuse-sPurIous Tickets for
Saturdays Came

Boston, Nov. 19.-It is stated that some Of
t Harvard eleven offer for the ing orous
defeat OF Saturday last that they had been trained
for such siege Tho expected to play two three.
quarters but never for n moment expected tho two
playing periods to drag out to hours They hope
Into condition this week to play all daV at springfield
necessary.
Spurious admission and grand stand tickets for the
Yale Harvard football game at Springfield ncxt SRtur-
day are on The market both in Cambridge Boston and
Springfield. The official ticket has nothing about to
show tnt is the genuine the college boys seemingly
ncg!ectinE 10 put any kind OF an official stamp its
face back.
The sun., 1889-11-20
Barnro After the nalumore Players.

BALTIMORE. Nov. 19.-Manager Barnie has
players He anticipates no trouble In getting their
to contracs During his trip he will also visit
Syracuse and look After ding OF the bond OF $1,000
required of new Association clubs and will go with the
committee examine the claims OF Rochester and To-
ledo for membership in the same orgnnzatiou- lilo IL
certain he saya that tho League will be able compel
It's reserved players TO cut loose from the brotherhood
the Baltimore Club app led for place In the League
tho New York meeting but was refused tho ground
that the loss another cub would weaken the GBsocia
ton than desirable. Mr. Barnie he would
Ike into the League and Is only compelled
main In the Association by force.
The sun., 1889-11-20
Yachting Notes.

At recent meeting OF tho Yachting Department of
the Staten Island Athletic Club II unanimously do
eiisd 10 chsnEe the club Dag from black and yeloy
emelem IN red on blue held THIS consists Of nEuTs
with The head OF horse the wing OF bird and the
tail OF hsh symbozing IN Its com binAtion speed on
earth air and sea- The oiceTs for tho year St9 1880
are: Commodore, X. X. McAurrY Vice.Commodore,
f. d. Morgan Rear Commodore RAiph Lane; 6ecrs-
tary +. q. susi AeRsurer, l. Norris
The sun., 1889-11-20
Nick Young is Very Wide Awake.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 19.-President Young to-
day received communication from Mr. Nimck OF Pitts
burEh stating that he has engaged the following players
for the season Of 1890: Charles Gray. Phil Routclife
KertIey Baker Jack Kelly. henry YounRmHn, Edward
MulheArn, Howard BrandsrburR, John P. Berger and
Henry Jones' Nr Young says ali Of these from
minor leagues thus showing that the League does not
propose to take any chances Of being left with.
out playing material should the Brotherhood
continue its Independent course. In the same
mail came the official announcement of the signing
OF ClementS Gleason, Sanders and Schriver by the
Philadelphia League Club. Mr.. Young said he
authorized TO promuRate any other contracts at this
time but he st insists that other League players have
signed with their old clubs and In due time the Official
announcement will be made. In spite OF his decara
tons OF conndence that the old PLAYERS will ro to
the League fod before the coming season opens he 10
evidently annoyed by the progress the Brotherhood
appears to be making in securing talent for their pro-
Fpective teams lie will shortly issue proc clamation
inviting all young PLAYERS who desire TO enter tho
League to apply to him They will 30 expected to
produce their past records and experiences the ball
Held and he will eydeavor TO secure employment for
those who como to his standard Of what constitutes
League player As an evidence OF the Leagues good
sucie of the Cleveland Club the Sou appro
the recent League meeting In settlement of his claim
Under strict cnnstruciion OF his contract with the
Cleveland Club the League was not Obliged to take any
action IN the matter but the Sutclic the
only grievance that was raised II concluded that
It would be good policy TO wipe II in that
could not help beng acceptable to the player Interested
The sun., 1889-11-20
The Long and short orI,

OTTAWA, Nov 10.-Wllson Bryce, the New
Rov Siaut who stands feet iAchsG elopsd last week
WIN Eza LennoS pretty school girl 10 years OF age
ana whose height 10 only feet II inohsS Eliza not
esrsf The protests q her pSrsntS AeceDtsd his
y T. HheEe the knot was tied They have returned 10
rev Ross and received the forgiveness Of RIlSaIs
The sun., 1889-11-20
WILLING TO TAKE HER CHANCE
Yale Win Not Challenge Any OF Prince
toms Men.

NEW HAVEN, Nov. 19.-It was announced
to-day on the authority Of Walter Camp and
Capt. Gill Of the Yale College football eleven
that Yale would not challenge any OF the
Princeton team. The matter has been fully
content to play whatever team Princeton may
put in the field and take their chances rather
than to protest against Princeton's players on
the ground that they returned to college
solely on purpose to strengthen the team.
The sun., 1889-11-20
Underground wires In CiusInnatI.

~ oINcENEATI. Hoy. l9.-The, Board OF Public
TIE oraeF awaits the approval OF tue cOuheL
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-18
FIELD FIRES.
They are Raging all the way Oh
the santa Barbara Line.

They are Raging all the way On
the santa Barbara Line.
The Santa Barbara trains we're delayed
day before yesterday several hours by
the fires all along the line. The train
men report that there is q continuous
strip Of fire all the way along from Santa
Barbara to San Fernando. The hills are
mostly burned off bare, and the fire is
creeping down to the fields below. At
Sespe tha Inhabitants are out at work
fighting the flames back to keep them
from destroying the crops. On the trip
back last evening, on No. 20, the engineer
could with difficulty see the track ninety
feet ahead of him, so dense was the
smoke. There is very little wind at pres
ent, else the results might be more seri-
GUS.
Travelling under these circumstances is
very disagreeable. The cars ell with
smoke 20 that it is found necessary to
keep the doors and windows closed. The
cinders fly through the cars, and the in
tense heat is almost unbesrable. This
city receives only the edge of the wave,
which is settled down all through the
valley where the Southern Pacific runs.