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The sun., 1890-12-03

Tho following ofoiAl istsr from the Royal Victoria
Yacht Club 10 the New York Yacht Club was received
yesterday by Secretary odds OF the latter club
with printed form Of entry and the conditions rs-
quiTsd ~ printed In Tax sus on Nov. l6:
RoYAL vicroKIA YAcar CLvs Rrpx, l. OF wlonr,,
ESGLASD. Nov. H. 1894 !
DEAR Sis; VIII you kindly 81 youy earliest eonvsni
International challesge Cup 70 the notice Of tho Nag
otficers sailing committee. and members cluuf
Hoping that these condition. Will meet with the ap
proyal Of the nembsrs Of your club and win coudacs
,Sgrs very ia,thfniy, EHyTtr, Compednrs X Y HG
70 he addressed To th- errskry Of the Roy Victoria
Yacht 'iEb, Rydo, l. Ut Wight
Copies of tho iiiions and sn,ry blank viii he
pned aud sisd " the yacht owners OF the club and
IL T:osip, Of The Marquis VI kxstsrs letter seknoWE
The sun., 1890-12-03

SEwnuRsh. pec. 2-The Thermometer WAS down to
TO- this morning and TO night IL is tho coolest OF the
season. leo has formed s the ponds aud lakss and
along the river shores 1t 10 strong enough on Much.
stioes Lake. the largest here 10 hod man and thsrs
kskAting OH tbs other lskos The New6uTgh Skating
Association oil tho hationai League has called meet
ins tar tomorrow niaht when a the programme OF
winter sports will be arranged The HrSt meeting Of
the orange Lake Ice Yacht ciuD Ia called for ne.t
Tuesday evening and they viii III the toll
for their winter sports Lommodors II. C. iigginson
and others OF the cub at the lake day getting
their yes ~ readiness The Commodore Is having
snew ice Sacht constructed with which he expects 10
eclipse all hs previous efforts tow ard getting
VI The white winged racers
The Scud iAe crack shrewsbury yacht which has
perh lie sinra iasi winter VIII be pat into racing con
dittuh al once and taken t0 orange Lake The cnld
thap hss caused considerable aciS ~ among tho See
yacNismsn a. cornwall tlshk!ll. Carihasr Ss~ HAui
huIrh, Marlborough. and other places IN the river.
They L anticipate beter winter Tor tho sport ILan
thsy have had W three yeark
The sun., 1890-12-03
WINTER RACING INDEED.
SxzLL -FOUR xHOUsAND PERSONS WENT
TO GUTTEEBU URG YxSTxRDAX

Arctic Weather Mas Ne Tsrrsrs fer Those
whe Msss flay the Rases-Favsrstes
6aessasful n Maispisy OF the 1aess-
KsnwseA snA Hslssa Wis.
Although the wind swept across the heights
Of GuttenburG yesterday with arctic keenness.
nearly four thousand persons went to the races
there. and tried to mako themselves believe
they were enjoying the sport. Thero were six
events ON the card, and - favorites got fair
share OF tAsm the talent did not complain.
Meridsn. wearing Michael Dwysr's colors
was favorits for tho opening race st odds on.
but she wasn't IT. Salisbury winning handily.
with Can't Tell second. EvanEelins was tho
g cd thing IN, the selling scrsmbls fqr two
sss ss, wSn sSI.d yin '.s" Bush W second and s'F
.yss7 poor lot 81 paidens s,ppsarsd for
isns the bsst q the Soiisotion. Tp ste ~ Of
queen Hattie rank oytsider was second cnad and
,sa pei siasSis faas4. %s tss sIsh Mss
issSriss. Won iSs M six. and "a. hsi.iurIons dash.
end Anomaly lapdsd the last race, with , , Sour
The following are the summarizes;
THE FIRST RACE.
,s,;.,,s Rsy', II %,l:, Salisbury. By s.on.a'as.
P'i ass,ss es % S.n'! Tell 81 IL Hiiiii
syrasuss ssrvia, Lemon Blossom. s.svc jerome.
yiambssa Chancellor and silent Aiso ran
Mutual. p.,d sa1s shsS sia S.
THE SECOND RACE.
rurss eAoc. Of which $50 to second; for swoyeaf-
al; ;;:' ;sl'I Gs.s.s: 81; ri 8 $ss
;;:: H; ;:,s :.: $i!:; ,;;,: NJ
and Judge Mitchell A'sS T,m. ran 10
Mu.u.ls paid sA4s ss.sa SASS
THE THIRD RACE.
Purss $500 Of which $50 second for maiden three
T. 4 Sops: .; { iohissn. y rroauoA-s.rshA
i:s.
ssro.roiS Let Her Co. and Armour Also ran.
Mu.u.s paid sa4o ss'iG. a4sa
THE FoUnTH RACE.
Handicap for all with 800 added Of which $50
SSSsis% ~ ,sSI:;Ss s. FOLSOM Sy s:..sso.s.mD.,
Harry kuhi, Wshoo. ana Brown Dat. Also ran. 80
Musuals paid sass 81 81 saso
THE FIFTH RACE.
Purse $500 OF which SIS to second for all ages;
hooslsn stable. . 6. xsnwood 3, by Fa'se,so-K.u..
O l. Rchsrasons b h. PanIiiiler aged iop DAVIS
Psa: ba,s sfs
ouaw.d and Switssr sso r.a a,'''' "'A'"" "''''0"'
Mutual. paid ,s4s tssS, ss SIS s:S IL
THE SIXTH RACE.
Purse $50 Of which $50 to second for three year
L.masney B,9s Oh y. Xnom.ly. S, BY King Erns.sS
TN. serrys Il sonr Mash aa.d, s1 Penny,
~. Fsss .Sa Lonely Blanche
Mutual. paid se.oe slvs. 1,Rs' .4ssH s!H
The sun., 1890-12-03
TUE sUsrrsDED wHsnIAEM


There 10 every Indication of soms very warm meet
ipss between the Amateur Athletic Union and the
League Of American wheelmsn. growing ont OF the
recent suspensions by the isttsF oraanixaon OF the
msnbers Of the athletic clubs wheeling men. The gen
sral impression among the athletic people now that
the League Of Apsrioan whssimen 10 playing Fams
OF "blun" despite the fact that the members Of
the District Racing Board in this city de-
clare that they have an abundance OF evidence
against the men. Secretary James 4. sullivan
Of the Amateur Athletic union said yesterday that he
was surprised upon reading the Arthur thinner
man. man :.spsqson e ra, Sy ssy s ;: ,%Tsa ~ S.;
olpb sent communication to Nr. payol nquirinE upon
Nnss charges ths man was .uspsndsd a. ths ,ass os
his tsning eSnsnsss pad ey ne 81. sefsy
sSsu,d In 90 much the New Jersey club d,d net R.r
aS say. :. 'es s, A u. sS sas
thsy nsiurss thsssSt I was % 10 Ii. ultimate
&c ens' 20 an @ S %
svsry sysii.Ss poin, Win b. rs,,d Tor hs rens,ss
And beHtssy s"ss for 'ns men .sroa
the New York Athstio Club were not cosazant Of ths
Tnc prohibiting training expenses TO be paid regarded
Of the rule they ssssrt that there was po reason
why they should not be conyersant with u In view o.
the fact that representatives OF both organizations
A prominent A. 4. ". man. when QUESTIONED yester.
Of deny Inc Thai lie \ YORK club pad ihsr msns
Of iIs prohis,orS rule va. rot fsignsd memser II
the New Jersey CLUB In speaking OF Mmmermans sus.
pension expresses surprise thst Lid" BsMmsn was
and - open ncousation a MS fellow ciubmsn al
though not guilty.
The sun., 1890-12-03

The Harlem wheelmsn opened their fall fair In aid
OF the Harlem Dispensary At tho Harlem Opera House.
In West i2ath stree. last evening The fair will
tinue until Friday. There wsro Chinese flower con.
fectonery, notion cycling and other booths all pro.
sded over BY young women of Harlem. A night has
bcen set aside for each wheel club visit the fair
body. Prominent among the articles upon which TO
chance your coin arc handsome chair to the most
popular Wheel club rosewood dental for the
popnar dentist Kodak camera for tho most popular
viii, t,s far pod Ws,ch. "baso,ns nie,1ss ror III
most popular Harlem druggist and Able other
exciting contest expected the chair for the most
sum from this ventura
The sun., 1890-12-03
Csso,sts Esjoy Tssnselves.

canoisn although debarrsd from open air pleasures
II their dainty little boats during the winter months
never allow tho time to drag along They hold numer
Gus mssnnga indoor camp hres and gatherings OF
both . social and practical nature very enjoyable
affair Of the latter Kind was held on Monday night In
the brooklyn Library. on Montague street.. Members
and lioSossa oh e. club. yer. In ss,snS.nss s.ysr.l
Delivered Messrs wintrnyham, Bloksu, and Wilk en-.
son especially made some excellent rem arls on canos
cruising and explained to what different uses the var
Sus tool and parts or p. canoe oa,nt coad b. pnt
or lake
talks turlAg the stpisr. The lanths Club VIII give
q " sgloysbs smokers next Saturday ashs
The sun., 1890-12-03

AAHAsauAS. nse. i.-Arthur A. Zimmerman. the
famous bicyolist 10 home for the hodays At the
quest Of his friends he has placed on exhibition in ts
Osborn House the prizes Won BY him in his bicycle
races The money value Of the trophies 10 g. 500 Of
which $500 worth were won during the past year.
The prizes are As follows: Upright piano. Remington
and other :dsi. two safety 6cysles two psno lnmns
I've silver coffee urns silver water set bicycle lamp.
Kodak camera silver napkin ring. dozen slvs oyster
toSkh two silver cups two silver water pitchers, silver
dr.. case silver case two silver iru. stands
dsheA silver and glass wine set silver bouqust holder
silver cake basket patr bicycle shoes umbrella and hat
rack, ank silver handled whisk broom
The sun., 1890-12-03
Was II . BluHS

Dick Roche Of st. Louis has great faith In the ability
Of Ives 10 defeat slosson In inch balk line game Of
500 TO $40 points and yesterday offered to bet any
amount on Ives. Bookmaker Jimmy Adams said he
would take Roches offer. and Kive odds Of s. oOO to
a 900 sosson. Roche and Adams posted Sito each
With George dora the ball PLAYER. At his cafe on
Twenty sixth street. Gore saw Slosson and triad to
arrange tho match, but siosson refused to mske .
match inside OF three months. He said that Il he did
he would stpulAte that he have outside bet OF
FROM 3 0O 20 &ilNO; As the agreement between
Roche and Adams that match Do played inside
OF thirty days. II will not come o6.
The sun., 1890-12-03
Wheeliux.

Tie annual meeting and election Of officers Of the
Bufalo HANDLERS will bo hold on Dec. .
Tho regular monthly meeting Of tho New York Bicycle
Club will be held this evening at their club house
The five mile road OF the Mount Vernon Wheel
men on Thursday last was won by J. c. LerwilHsr.
Time. 10 minutes and ~ seconds.
The Riverside Wheelmen lay claim TO tho cham pon.
ship OF New York aud would be pleased to any OF
tho city cy cling clubs TO defend their title.
The sun., 1890-12-03
Judge Erown Buys ~ Yacht

NE"hrnGH lee. 2.-Judge Charles +. Brown
ana H. g. H'@sln"on haze purthas OIL the contre
board rlnpp yacht rhoc,nw or Ar, old T,.as''
o. New foIk. hs crait was dssisnsd by Bup'.
is.s Ia "a Isss Isss iS, IA az Z s:t Es.!S l.
The sun., 1890-12-03
THE STANDARDS REJOICE
At Their Admission Into the Ranks OF the
Amateur Athletic UaIon.

At Their Admission IntO tho Ranks OF she
Amateur Athletic Uaion.
Ajubiee meeting of tho famous Standard Athletic
Club was hold at the rooms OF the organization
Of Manhattan avenue and India street. Brooklyn on
Monday night 1t was the regular semi monthly meet
ing OF the club but the members Of the organization
were in particularly good humor their recent ad
mission to the ranks OF the associate clubs of the
tsur Athletic Union, after the proposition Of the
organization had been rejected by the Board OF
:Ss n:n s.s: spspps; sSs
rooms a. = lnai. .,r.s. and Ma,ha.!an IN Ils
1aSSnsa G1%:sy 1:r n.s Y So n.
.ss ,G%' o sua p
sided nna IN opening The took occasion 70
io Is. Union Ss..T. F,ss,sd ,hs tormal S an
wseh 'as asnS =
i was aseIsd to f,,lprly ee.br.,e tho even. and
G tv ,. H 81
n9ys .aa u.'ns Hs !any .hat ~
q H. aaa %s a s
WY ,: represented p a. ID in r. a. IL. open sm.
.Heh 4:
hs ms%Ssts w.s speon.d .ne
70 y n h; 20" Of h and
to the CLUBS in,orexts
They May, and thea Again They May Not.
BosroS Dec 2-Ihe following TO the Fouee Ee,us
from All W. Kennedy streator, Ill, Is accompanied by
$3.50 which he deposits In behalf Of Billy Myer;
In reply to Jimmy Carroll and his article in the
Police NeWs will state that he 'Carro Is correct in
his statement In regard what took place in
tion between himself and Myer but he has erred con-
siderably In stating that Andy Bowen backing
for . nnsi contest with Myer II Carroll can obtain
backing for Bowen against AVER no WarroD viii be
accomplishing something which have failed in. In
order 10 test Carroll sincerity In his announcement
viii present him with 500 he will secure nnish
side At iS3 pounds weigh In at the ring side tight to
l''apa G,ts Y q iaS GIad:ions club PIoydsnssE
sS:ao. ohsed n ndw.s s' 0'' ns' FOR 'Is LIZ
w,th ~ lttls , more I, none. sna better terms
that Ayer defeat him under any rules night to 10
under the management of tho Galveston tfsE Ath.
letic Club or OF ANY of tho wSLo:gAnzsd and Iespop
% 'nG: S on p.ss
nothing In i for him to nxht hysr, win admit this
q a. there YOU'D a. BE- nothing believe at tie finish but
,T9 be brief aud frank with you James rlemnR Car.
Sh seSf sr The q
happened and th. might possibly occur II you ACCEPT
the uhaisngs horein ~iated and $500 Should
m ia posoa 70 aranss 90 40 msssS wiss Austin
Gibbons ! would much prefer Carroll. a. | am under
tho mpresson that you. Jimmy. are tho easier victim
G.S msa; sF'. :sss - -. xh:n esmsd
p Sos ~ s. e
Vii y ~ VIZ. ssss s.ss
truly. ALI ". kxaslDY,
The sun., 1890-12-03
"a c..e Th.t Wm In.er..t Her.. Br.,aer.

AippLxrowS. n. Y. Dec. 2-Ths nrst case that has
arisen In this section under the provisions Of the
1y enacted statue which prohibs the publication of
false pedigree of horse for purposes Of gain WAS
heard At the Delaware County Sessions at Delhi last
week. Judge A. H. sswell presiding.
u. A; Hil OF sidney. a we'll known horsemau, had
bSsn indicted for a misdem.anor in advertising an
SHsRed false and fraudulent pedigree OF his stallion,
King Rchsrd Tho speeitcat,on IN the ind ctnent was
tnat mn nAa even u: horse registry number to which
that !he RvilR OF wrong registry number did
ettute tho offence contemplated by the statute. The
court 50 ruled and Quashsd the indictment
The sun., 1890-12-03
sLossox 1s s,rLL IN rnr n1xo.
nis Defeat by sehaefer Deesnv Cast His
Down q Hls.

Down . MT.
Jncob Sohasfer. who Is on top Of the heap In
the billiard world now. didn't indulge In any
useless growing over the result Of the game In
Chiekering Hall on Monday. which gave him
tho handsome emblem OF the worlds cham
pionship at billiards. He Joined mod
estly In the great hurrah that his
rooters made over the victory, turned
up Yesterday ss eober as q Judge, and
started for Boston in the afternoon. He is to
play exhibition games there for three nights
with young Frank Ives. He will take the CUP
to Chicago. and anybody who wants to try and
win II from him will have to 60 there to give
him battle. Ives and Murphy, the Boston
yesterday on a friendly visit, but they didn't
Cheerful ihaA was sIcsson when Ie taxoEEs
tsa ss,er ns Han sfSfs liz s sny ms ess ~a
people who wanted 70 know how Il was that he
srBa tia Sat 'lS% sas esssass
He offered no excuses and didn't wh!n about II.
more more than E!s ira tss.nps; have eontributed 10
that 5ss As TOd toe psh to the
10 be heartily glad that the battle was over il
the result.
r. I'll: fat s,ss as hs. j.
IT was far below the standard OF q champion:
chip contest. Both men seemed to be OF"
thing is certain. however. slosson Will Rivo
the champi another battle for, the possession
81 sAs ssy :ssS oa an and Hs S .E
contests. Sohaeier. OF course. has got the cup
z; and there Is 20 going back oi thft fact, There
habit. however, never to give up tho ship, and
bis friende say that It goes" whom he talks as
- have been playing billiards for twenty six
pears now. Il is my profession and my liveli-
down because Of this defeat. they don't know
me; ! am still In the ring, and Hcheefer will
nnd Il out. When gsst ready l vii! challenge
unless should die. Meantime. I am In this
business 10 mako things tnteresting and there
that e to play billiards, first. last, and all the
time"
The sun., 1890-12-03
6nones In the Dance.

any readers of folk lors had present At Arion
Hall, on Wall street. near Broadway. Brooklyn, last
night their opinions of those mythical tls people the
0nomes Of fsryland would have undergone change
for. although the mythical dwArfs' names were men,
toned oonspicuously during the evening the ladies and
gentlemen Of stature aud instead OF being clad
in the pictured jersey hitting suit, all
In the brightest Of sostunss the ladies bsuR partc
Their male escort: wore the eonysnsicn.I tu dress
Bowling Club which was formerly kuo as the Loyola.
and Was most successful affair. fhe handsome ball.
room bright with siaborsie decorations while
clusters Of lights and isstoons Of bunting Illuminated
the scene
At VIs O'clock, whsn Prof Hovss full orchestra
started the nrst strains OF ths opening march the car
a. th. snt,.ns: AZ ha several hundred
glimpse OF real fairy land iI modern setting. which
tho original gnomse OF fabls never were t0r rtiIats
enough to witness At early hour this NJ ornnK lie
:tr.in. q Illo%. Sweet Home" fo..ioa ths .hd of
magntneence the bssminE sun began 20 shea It's snu
The sun., 1890-12-03
Results 1T Glouee stsr.

aAy's events: -
First Rscs-6ix and one half furlouga Hsmst won.
Silence second LOST Star third: Tine :asN
Clover second. Hibsrnia third Time, i:ook 0'-'
Third Rscs-0ne uis. Macbeth II won, Lotion sec
end. Question thi.d. Time l,4a1$
Fourth R.ee-six and onehslf furlonga PalisaAs
Won. Belisarius second. FaustinA third Time, 2IA.
. Fifth Racs-one mile aud one. sixth CsDstons Won.
Franco second Csswood third Time. l:6a
The sun., 1890-12-03
N. T. A. q. Governors Discuss the sus.
nenalOn.

An Informal meeting Of the Board OF Governors Of
ths New York Athletic Club held At the club house
yssterdsy afternoon. Tho suspension Of the clubs
!dsrs vas the sngrossns topic but no definite nform
on Of che result Of the dscusoE was 10 be obtained
set night Ths regular monthly meeting " the Board
Will be held next Tuesday evening.
The sun., 1890-12-03
6tats Trottins Horse breeders Assscla
(lOn.

RocuEsrxR. Dec. 2-rhe New YORK State Trottng
Horse Brssders Association to-day elected the follow
SAs officers: President Day; First Vice Presidep,
u. Littsl; Second Vice President II. A. Mossr: Third
Vice President J. Iiamin Secretary and Treasurer
y. Il. bsrvts committtee was appointed 10 neRo.
ttas with the Contra New YORK Horse Bresdsrs
citation with y Wow TO con sOl.u alton
The sun., 1890-12-03
LIVELY AND SKILFUL HANDBALL.
william Stokes Defeats Tom Holmes ths
nest or Five GRmes.

Itis becoming more q nd more apparent to those whs
want to sec hsndbali prosper that the only way 70
bring out ans points OF the game 10 TO conno the
service to the line undsr the nav rules pro
posed by Tnv sun. one important match has already
been decided under the new rules and va the unAnt
nous opinion that tho game had been improved at least
100 per coat. Another match was started yesterday In
william Courtn.ys South Brooklyn Court and the
cts are that lefore decision 10 reached sons
bri,liani playing will he exhibited.
The eontestsnts yesterday wsrs William Stokes and
Thomis iiolnes Roth pen were in the pink OF condk
ton stokes stripping stabont It's pounds and Ito me-
at l.a 1hs selection oi referee required but little
tiius Boney" o'Dsl being thoroughly acceptable TO
both rAy In the iosa for choice OF hands stokss
won The latter complained littlc about h,s hands
n sna !" s.m. a sss l n:
e ss, @ S: % s s sn..:
4, ,s ;ss ,nd q 4.
haS .S%,. .Is.nd
onss sss.. made r.. -, s.a miss ~
.ssn s.: ',SsIGsS;y a,
.sssdy asins scored ID aces against thus winning
'y9 s. Of 'sr,s mt oeou,vns
.s minutes 60 compIs. n Il s.os.' ~ sar.ea ,y Gr VII
.srssssoSl IN last game VA. ~a'iov.r for ssoi:s
.a ne ..:. sS. s y xss ,.s1 ~
sS r. or '1: II: s Ss"s s's.'.Fy
;nf S5'" IL .s su P.yss ..nS. s: &:
bali hath number OF err0rs Of quite
. dams sgng character. The scorot
riRsr CANE.
Holmes ..............,i u u . ala
Aces by service-stokes 7; Holmes & Time. is min.
utcs
SECOND CANE.
f'Sss: Tcs:. s97d S'5 s-s1
Aces by service Stokes s: Ho'mss q Time, II
minutes
Stoke: Stokes: :;'......'.""."" az Ill
Aces by service-Stokcs. ): Holmes 7. Tms Is
minutes
FouRra GAME.
Holmes 20 49," O q F." o " F." ) lis
Aces by service ,nkot =; Ho ms 4 Time ~
minutes
GANE.
Stokes, n ] q 3-2i
Holiness. ...,,...........D ] y u u y 81
Aces by servce-stokcs u Time, 10 minu,eA
KscArIrULArIoS.
s,., T"ai Aces BY service. nv Flcv
stokes ..,......................Ai ~ 81
Refsree-Le~is UnelL Marker-Joseph Wager. Time
OF series, hour "a minutes
The last series ut xHmts viii bo played III CAseys
court oh saturday AFTERNOON next. nencinY al
O'ciDuk.
The veteran Gsoree faney and his young and a:h
y av faddS Walsh II ntdra,n amt rim Cronin for si0
as side. in the Murray iI'll Court on Dec 7.
Frirr to the last seriI> ~ games between Stoksa and
Hnn,es u Catsy court On saturday. Champion Casey
play with their right hands only for small considers
ti0n.
The sun., 1890-12-03
Fer the P....y,v.... s..,. chn.p....h.p.

PHiLADsLYniA. Deo. 2-This afternoons play In the
State billiard tournament being hold at the Continental
Hotel proved sufficiently attractive to nearly MI the
room with spsctatora who unstintng In their ap-
probation OF the hus shots The oontsatants Campbell
and Rhodss did not display their usual form. Rhoades
held tho lead until the tenth inning whom Campbell
went to the front. and with or two brief sxcep.
tiens held the lead until the close Of the game winning
by 2o points The scores vere ~ follows:
Campbel-n 4a4A2Ae o ooLo222o
o,sss Lao 100 GO21HRG6HLL
SAX p ~ 81 sst SGaos o,Ei;SaS Is$
S2G.a ;9Iaso2i o,Eao $50 go.
ol.naaiI aoasL2l i,hhaa So LG
The sun., 1890-12-03

New York 90 ITO 2s6 $40 COS sO3 COS 67s ITO st8
North End 81 iT4 DO S24 4u7 4s5 asa 8S7 135 sis
Umpre-W 3. Goodrich. soorsrs-D l. Wilson and
]. }. spssdlins
Avsrsge-Ssw York. 100 is; North End ls3 IS
The sun., 1890-12-03
Champ,o. shumsbo.ra Player. A4...heA.

Haven and Harlem respectively At Switchboard we're
matched yesterday to play 100 points At shuasboard
TOR $50 Side the nrs nsy poius to be played At Don
nellys hall 23ii Third avenue. and the remaining
Hvenne The nrs tifty viii be played at Donnellys
Friday evening, aud tue second seros At burness on
the evening Of Dec ~ Ransom 10 tho same mi an who
took second prise In the late Harlem shRtrebosrd
tournAmsnL
The sun., 1890-12-03
Rass Ball Notes.


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r. neIas :. s: ~
SoS has ali eAdy saId those who attend will have good
:: ~ "a 'Ia q.
sannss.. III sS % stS q Si up T.:
Ss:i; ssss sss ?.s ~ .I IL e
e e.. n.' ' q sa s: . f: ~. g.:
oss 81 IN ss"fr a sf the '''' who hold
q s s; s as.:s:s .s
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~ Drossss .sH III a.S S.S0 d r. ...
s.s az .'s' amount OF
: r.s.r. = ess a:: piss Sss
s!s %fs. .?s .s:;
bIs!h.foqa lsa r:.y ssi.tenes % from X:
the warning issxues ''' ''''' '''"''n
Tim Kssi; NJ: ,a:, returned from Boston, .y..
+: ::. from
sss =, 4s: /:
:. e s
& : : % IL;
nsssra John u. Day, Z n. isioott J. ". spaldipg
ana w. Roeipson Of the aied New YnfS tssm
VII visit the Polo grounds and Erotherhood Park in
tAw dHysto decade whch shall be the CLUBS srOnds
neHt season; W. Day and Mr. sDalding havs not see
we bTolhcrhood furI but they say tnat from what II
!nd them is superior f.r playing purposes 10 ihs
roS vroandk Ihei. 7; dcun that sftef seeing the
I'll. ss + % r. :"'n
Said base ball mARnAts Yesterday; " The Amsr can
4 M Ssss S:.sss :ss
eond be secured az iheir uoces,ion would certainly
strengthen ho circuit; but since ANNA messing OF
the association the ASPECT u affairs 10 con,drrsv
aiusrrnt thrag' amt h0ston are League territory II
~ hsaooation club were PLACED In Chicago hrs ding
would nave :" he 1t she hsAh ~ Il Regarding Hosto
We riaver League psops are stir shouting for q lu1t
amh nave not applied Tor admission The As.oc
%ashin.s,ooh hsi new circuit, az t"lows rh.derhiS
Sllie Columb4s Toledo Syracuse and I,ochestsr viii
10 oousht OF FOR u monay consideration" ;" "
There 10 one funny man connected with the Plavsr.
LeNue :" sAd . bAss hail man YESTERDAY, "w no ,as
Savsnceh one OF the most pscuariy entertaining ideas
on the PamA known. when the two rival ciubs in MI
Wy came yes ther with view 10 consul,dst zion liz
sAla 'GentlSmeh sec no use for US to be in any
ieaxns nor for consolidation Ny idea 10 that Ne car
vvve tan rhb. In ts r,ty AMI win ciuhs In Nsw
YORK we c'ui nay series uark and ortI throuxhcn,
,ns s,s.on iha uyhrH wopd lu ~ goat that lie in
N tns @ @ or EYER Known ~ iis history OF 6axe Lali
MaIs .hls pronosiuon Is T.. r Int. tie BYOokvn
tiuh ~ might hasa msdn Il for . iOks mn ia
osns me nnY ol. who Is hockng consoli Atom thsrs
csrt"ih'y gives different appearance 10 It. ''''