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The sun., 1890-03-22
RIlIInrd and Fool Notes.

HRndcapperS Post and walhburne nd it particularly
difcult the handicap OF tho contestants
the MAul attain Club tournament
Walter NJ christie, tho welLknOwn athlete. u one OF
the best amateur pool players IN the city lie ho
learned ali he knows about pool playing from the
bers Of tho Titan Athletic 'lu6
President Edgar Tate who no ds the championship Of
tile Titan Athletic club for 1880, u good amateur
player His great forte IL combination play at which
lie IL strong lie every game In the he'd ule
IN tho lato tourney Of the club.
I>pIANlroLIs March 2l.-hatoh games OF billiards
will be play at l0ganspoLt for the state champion
and William Coleman of indianapolis. Two hundred
balls will be played each night for three nishts begin.
ming on Monday night next
In tho pool tournament OF tho Rhode Island Wheel
men MIR. q l. Cooke took FIRST prize. scarf pin and
Mr.. a. l.. Perkins second \ handsome finger ring In
the liliArd tourney Mr. H.. Perkins secured an itag
iio ring as nrat prize and MI q. Cooke box Of
cigars as second
The members of tho Fabian Union have been engaged
in prize pool tournament at tho rooms OF their
EanIAOu, East Twelfth street which hAs resulted in
u victory for Herman swain q. CALVIN was second.
with A. j. Dean Frank O'Eourke, and James AcCor
mick Ito for third place,
The games in the continuous handicap pool tournA.
men OF the Manhattan Bicycle club we're coptinnod At
their club house on wednesday evening and resulted
as follows Mcfarland beat Hahn, =, to o. liAhn beat
fische % 10 ~ fischel beat Mcfarland %a 70 ! Bird
beat Mcfarland. 26 to IS; Bird heat ltschel ~ 10 l0
Allen beat sheehan, 20 to II; Bel lf0rfeIedIo Hahn
The sun., 1890-03-22
AoUATIG

BosToN, March 21,-The Union Boat Club Of
New York the owner OF the fast Dared cedar
she'll which Councilman Barry bought fer the City
Point eightoAred crew last year. The crew used " m
regatta in Worcester June IT. II vAs built by q
famous English boat builder for the Harvard Varsity
of 1887, and purchased from Harvard ~ hr.
Barry HArvards only reason for selling II was because
It light for with q over leo
pounds II rowed in such rough water a. generally had
at New London Tho Varsity OF vi found the boat
to be about seconds faster in each mile than any
boat th,n in possession Of the Harvard Boating Assooa
ton aad since that time no boat has been built to equal
e. In speed. DAvy. the boat builder and representa-
live of the Waters Paper Boat Company recently took
the OF this boat and models OF M may be
@ CT us SSsH % Sn S @ III sS mem o The boat and
them in training as soon as ES9d wea!he, WI permit
q the club in the ssaSs fsEStt. q tie Harlem xssocS
BosTos &c March aiefr.Iner Charlie, R Courtney write.
friend II !hs city that the Cornell Srs.s hays nGt
Is. SS S sn
men doing pFsG!os but are not .Ilct train
@kst the %.n are DONG i more q SSt sSsr
S naS. Hnfs iNS@ oF z hG fSF las
S g out S . s
crew OF last year.
TO X. TSA q q. % ISs s s iR
isut eight in Which he sad that the YS. crew was
SS G,
sIsot place to be decided upon later. ''''' 49, ~
Tho Columbia College freshmen. including the msm
bers of both the Schools of Arts and hineG will give
entertainment this evening at the Berkeley LJceum for
the beneht OF their ass crew The present freshman
class very enthusiastic upon boating mAtera and in
tends TO put two class crews on the harlem as soon as
tsprss:nt.i in esadidA.s for ro.ons and insy hops
TO send as good freedman crewto Now London as ever
went out under the Columbia colcrs The expense OF
training the men and sending out the crew 10 always
heavy much that the class generally remains In
debt until its junior year whom by tho junior bn suf
ncient money raised TO put the class more In
ndsuendent position The present freshman class de-
aires to keep a. free fr9m debt as possible And besides
tertanment this evening has for s object the raising
OF more money for the crew. The Columbia College
orchestra Will take part aud several of the amateur
actors will appear In ono two burlesques
The lie Gate Boat Club OF Astoria have elected the
following officers President H. Burden; Vior-Pres
dent J, KsSusm,nt CoTre.pOpSinG sscretsry,J
eording seoTstsry ~ HEEins; Captain. 3. Burden;
Lentnensnt Brown; TregsMsr. Brown; TrpstseA
W. ii. Scherer, b J. McGowAn.
The sun., 1890-03-22
Fighting Notes.

Tho Erie Athletic Club of Buffalo ir trying arrange
SSmr,eh between chAppO Moran and young Reilly, the
ooTJact sullivan prize hght but they only wasting
and The mil vii not come @ O for ten dsyH "'' 0''H
,sn1yy U%ne n: n More Who
ans form % and M to o!a Vim W.T. The SSs
At j.: rSass ss:s once ys:stssy T .pS was s'Ss ssTs.d @
s .5a neoSis sh IN 4SR u at LSnE CITY
bacSs Mccoy -''N D~N' "''SN"' anu ""f''n '''"''
9yS The .Sh Fo for hS sH,
Which S sSpe IN. %. aG aGs
sSstd' saH Ss
5 n 70 Tonne any
HS who h1ss Rss lssf nSnT Ssa6f Con
Harry webb Ca called ss the IoItcs M Gateus once Jester
snsS w psse6 sl G1s5.y merton meet
Ilds: JACK leAuIide Jimmy Carroll Bnly hysrS OF
sO With 6o pOcs Sase ' fhSs eo@s
ION the morning S before my hESt with Jimmy ksnnSrd
ist a1H$ .!oPs he ssss SAd sss.ay ss.n p%s @y
sGs: ;E 70
S side and
Yesterday ney athletic club was chartered and or:
boxing The club has been noorpo5rted ana hencefort
mer, Frank Stevenson, Charles E: Davies Gus Tuhill
Frank Carroll, william T. Harding. and William N.
burke The club wiz hold meeting 70 elect otioer%
cor6ett and JAKE Kran to contend for and Of
81 oOO each tor other contesA All fought
der the auspices Of tho club will be according Ptos
Gdtette ruleR and no draws will be sanctioned.
There to be little trouble the East Side on
the heavyweight amateur championship question,
Bily cahill who claims the honor e1prsssed good
SSStsS an ssS:iisPss :: had l. ssna:easS a.!h sSe
name was q Bren," said Cahiil called on me and
said that Joe Connors wanted to arrange o match
with me. am over an xious to go into any match
deSne 10 ss os eAsa m 1o%n ana rsRieS hat vas
when TO tho rendezvous learned that the young
man not known there Since then | have discOy.
sret that conporS 70 using my name in saying that he
poses OF his own II Conn9rs meAns business he can
meet me under these condtionsi Contest to be for
Now York. with tie smallest gloves approved By the
six or ten roundA Now let Joe answer that"
The sun., 1890-03-22

.1..n.t,s ann Club shoet.

Rainy weather and q tramp Of n mile through
knesdeep Staten island clay did not deter the members
Of the Jeanette Gun CLUB OF this city from turning ous
In for their nrst shoot in the new rear 0rusns
waldS New Dorp, g. l.. yesterday The President Of
the organization Capt H. " cordts hes again offered
nne extra medal for the ensuing year.
The regular club shoot was followed by two small
swsopstAksS In the nrst olsss j. RottmAnn captured
the club da at twenty eight yards rise with out %
possible 10 In the second olasA the members shoot
Ing at twenty ve yards rise President Cordte won the
badge and will keep II a. his property having made the
highest three shooA In GLASS l. Eihsan WAS
the tucLy man with 3 out Of 10 at twenJ:ons yArda
lie will Aiho retain the Glass emblem he be has won
three times The sBeca meia given ey Cart CordS %
the markbman killing the most birds with the nrst haf-
rel In the season OF ins-isso fell 70 Ch Meyer The
: 6. Bs.,ch, ~ yards 81 l. Riossn, al yards g. a
Norman, ~ YArdG H. Often, % yRrdA II A ChTis
Is yards 5; p, Boiling @yerds 5 Il EiSssn IS ysrdS
I. Ro,tmsnn. az yards, u Winter. ,??T yaIaR
M LIsch h as ySrds q; Esys5 2, ysIdA bn. g BFS;
ESrdS, q s!srsns - ySrdA B. H. HOoOA rs ySrdS 9;
NsSsrS Oh Never and J. y ROttmAnn acted a. judE,s
The sun., 1890-03-22
w heelinR.

Tho challenge issued by Arthur Robb the prominent
IL :S "a
com modAte Robb on tho terms mentioned.
AC Banker the |. A W. one mile champion of last
s A 3 Sr@R nSeR a:
. hsi he M do no nf Sn, At M this ysAr as
viii Keep Up the honor Of the house that line
Ths Berkeley Athletic Club wiz gat strong cycling
q: f$a s. a1t sS y:
va waS nrnfsT GiSrs y b B;so Ot %S S,nH Wnes ,n
ts S sr s% s.s "a favor
A. B. Rich, the ous-mie l.. A. W champion of 1898
and lEs7 has been issIins himself y edndlton This
S . sS n ins asSS ssS
this year. Ie ls one OF the steade,t riders in the
miAr TO all tho old time Athletes
The meeting called for Saturday last to complete ar
pSE 5T ns rPf sR F.% Tas On
men Ii wa. decided after much discussion 10 have
sSslxe mile hIpdicap race oyeE tho Pullman course
@ 5s IL sSn'sS' club: sS
Sipsctod tAst the race viii draw large sS q snrisa
%e9 s f as
j Erikson O Marlin, Jr,, 4 Marsh and ! smilh' Run
SSg9 Ru;amGss Il aoy s"
eoo.y Burr PoSnd EefsSfGa e. sSFIson RaHSS
bsnoi. Martin Z Wall O. BeoOo II, Emerson and
At . meeting Of the Kings County wheslmsn on
Ehur.day RIEnI the tPloEina oteeri were SJsGIed
tain " ? Murphy; First Lsutenant John BenIinSsI
second LisutsIAnt j. 4 Bedford First Bugsr A. T.
Murphy and 2 ileSSei; RseordnS seerst9ry. W. @
ftS.se Long Tor Term Ss'r Of FOUR
- The secrearTs report a. the annual meeting Of tho
ss'"n thirty runs had been 1 'fs in
Thirynine men reported mileage, the total distance
being SO6hS mileA and the individual T. ]. Hall Jr,
S,h+2 miles, W: Y Murphy, A74i miles. HieGon . 505
6SD SaS mAta 66 S'S s miles SGS3 ppes
WiekoG 400 miles all Of whom received medals.
HaRla Nha AHa
rider OF England told prominent American cyciist
who was visiting that country last January that hS
intended coming out here this and competing 10
some OF the american cycling tournaments lie said
season proSsby AaEu,t or ssptsmbsr AMI. y whoI9as
The ANA lsur record Of the world for Of
mile OF minptO a seconds; also from mi % 10 II
mlls4 inclusive his time for the latter distance bsnG
records At Long Eaton khElA1d on Aug 81 ISeS nd
ins against um0
The sun., 1890-03-22

Surprise follows surprise in the handicap
continuous pool tournament at the Carleton Club in
Brooklyn Many Of the best players are meeting with
defeat when they least expect 1t and the majority of
the games are very closely ed Ten games have
been p.ayed In the second round O. E shipman
scratclO defeated NJ. Rupp t2p easily by rs 10 81 H.
B Van Week Q5) showed good form in his game with
II, Rupp (20l and the latter met with his second dc
feat by IS to "a W S Blake C2Ol opposed to Rupp
In tho third game and for the third time Rupp Do
feated by score OF 81 TO IL
!, In the fourth game II Qninn t1M won, but Dr. O.
tie score. 10 to H. shows j Doard (scrAtch
J. Durtey (ap in an excellent game by score OF IS
10 g. l. Irwin 40 had easy task in defeating VI. g.
Blake (20 BY IS TO a In Irwin's next game hcBur
ney 90 lowered his color In OF the best fought
games OF the tourney, by - to 81 W s. Blake GsOl
the eighth game ". j. Durfrey t2O, his opponent
y aged good position game but dropped on IN hts play
near the end OF the game The score was IS to 20
A Dol ard tscrAtch) defeated q Nclurney t5) in tho
ninth game by 73tots Tho next game was won by O.
W. keeier 40 Rupp PLAYED better than in his
previous games but defeated by OF IS to 81
The sun., 1890-03-22
RoAD-KUNNI>G AIHLEIE&
: ~. George Road Runners.

The st. George Athletic Club cross-country
team had road run of nearly seven miles last night
The start made from tho training house OF the club
and the course lay over tho usual route Capt Jack
RAwlnBon led the men home, with q stein second and
the balance OF the crowd far on Time 80 minutes
ANITT's GOOD RIM
Not to he ontdone by the older organizations the
Amity Athletic lub held road OF miles last
night going tho 81 dsorge course from seventy
ENth street and Fith avenue to ~ IN street and
turn. Capt TunRe won tho run IN IN which nearly =
dozen athletes Joined
CATHEDRAL LrERART RuSNEh
Ever since the Cathedral Literary Society became
GSsocato embSr of the Amateur Athletic Union, the
organization has been ntgst successful 10 turning out
run last night, going over siG NILE course arnund
Central Park Thirty odd athletes started all OF VhOm
flushed we'll together In ~ minutes after tho start
~ 0. a. RoLD EuSEERs,
big pack Of road runners turned out for she weekly
spin the East Eighty stEth street SounR Meme Chris
tiAn Association last night and most enjoyable run
james sudrict inShed nrst in 81 minutes i seconds
after run through the park and EstuER-
The sun., 1890-03-22
RhootinK nt Red Rank.

RED BANK, N. J., March al. Tho Riverside
Gun Club held their weekly shoot this afternoon The
club handicap was the nrst event. 90 entrance live
birds, moneys. Fred BeAle won with clean score.
W. II. Little got second money with q John Cooper.
Jas Cooper, L. NJ, Cooper L. ThrockmoTton and DR..
Ed Field each killed In shooting oi for third money
Field won. ME-, Cornell. y. Rogers AudJ b. Bergen
each got g. and Dave belshAw
sscond Evont. 10 SinEle clay birdh 81 entrance
moneys, Beandsr Campbell won with a clsAn score.
John Cooper d Cooper ". u Ltue, and Besle each
got for second money In shooting on Beale Eon Y.
AteEson got fourth money with !. : y Bstgsn. "a
And " T. Cornweu 4; J. RogerS and Jaa Cooper, z
Third EyoqS single PAT. Soa0S Slus TSstS .ssb
scored 10 and divided nrs, money; Ed Throckmerton
John Cooper and L. N. Cooper broke y each, x. N.
Cooper winning the shooton for second L. z, Camp
bell and A. WINS each broke Q AND divided third. l.
Whhymer and JaA Cooper each COTS.
The sun., 1890-03-22

The following is the programme made
public by Secretary Whitehead for Guttenburg
to-day:
First Race-Five furIonGs; selling; beaten horses
WirSahicko colt 100 pOunIs Rose I5 BloSs III; BiR
Brown jug los; Parkvi!le ln3, St Clair lO2, Extra
ssscOSS kncoSn ,ienSS seny Ihe Rourhop
llr pounds rercles lle. Lotion III AlvA lU", Gold.
nsh, q; Bonnie Lass lOJ, Shakespeare lO5; j. o. Q,
lUU, Pail Mall gT
Third RAce.-Five Furlongs; selling: beaten horsea
Freedom III pounds. Benedict III; Blessed, 100 by
nAmie lu6i ChamOly, lOi. Rebel Scout lod. Fountain
100; Wif{ed Jay Iu5; Weasel lu2 MaIie loo; Skp 0a
Fourth Race Seven furlonEs; selling. FiUt1y, lle
pounds; Lady Puisifer ~ Bsttersey' lo4' WHhoo
=, Fifth Raoe-Fve ,fpr.ongsi selling; beaten horses
LOS JAmeS Norris los Lord Beacoushed l0S. Little
Mickey, loo; Miller, lo2 EAItsrbok, lO2; Phil Thomp-
s,5tG FHssussysp fnro$1 selling Bay Ridge il
t29l fTiAr. 1885, Doodle 1855 EepunuS i2s John Jay
Z, 1925 Flush l26; Long Shot, 1926 Counterfeit l23;
Jerry ll2
The sun., 1890-03-22
CLIFTON'S ROUND OF RACES.
OLD BARNUM LEADS a BIO FIELD OF
HORSES AND TBEN DIES AWAT.
Hackers OF Wild Cherry Got = Bitter Dose
-Fre1ols Wins the FnIsetto Handicap.
Prince Howard Beats Harrison.

Hackers OF wild Cherry Got . Bitter Dose
-Frejols Wins the FnIsetto Handicap.
Prince Howard Beats Harrison.
There were several notable features In the
endless round OF winter races at Clifton yester-
day. The regulars. q thousand strong, came
into the betting ring out of cold rain storm.
smiling and ready to back their selections to
the extent OF their means. Tho track was
covered with q batter OF soft mui, and there
was ono horse at least that considered 1t unit
to race on The imported horse SundiAl, son
OF Albert Victor. looked at the course as soon
as he came out OF his stable, which faced 1t. Ho
showed his disgust by repeated and strenuous
efforts to return TO his stable, and when forced
on the track refused TO start In repeated break
aways until forced away Tho wonderful old
horse Barnum, IL years old, after eight years
3, tRe toyEHest WI sort 81 9Hstlss durhhS ih whiGa
thought to bo good enough to win more dollars
In the mud. He appeared In tho lleld Of four
and q half furlonGs lie was third choice ut 1
TO !. Mamie Hay and King Volt going to tho
post equal favorites at TO / against them.
:, The old horse set the pace fer u furong and
three lengths. Winfield was q town and track
point post favorite over Winfield, won by a
neck from Consignee. fourth choice Wild
who baSEed S her at on but load q
money vent on John ATSiRs 9t H9 the TemnnsTn Id
cherry uS waited u TOO iona in the homestretch, ST
and the innoGents saw MoSer land John Atkins
winner BY q length from the iavorite, Betting
Insight started fayorite at 8 10 on. Alter a
lot OF money was poured in odds on the flly
lenEthened to to against. and FFreIolls
boat Insight banfily by an open length. Prince
Howard, second choice In the NTH race led
By three lengths. @ Monsoon lon Don carried the money
% tne 5a9nt II ths aS rae bs sad se hTEse S Jmn i'm
against at hs sin start oSe fell fS in TSS % the
fssIstant Ambrose Jefferson better knGwn oG as
rom tha borsas, tst Honsnon won the raee
nance
The summaries follow:
THE FIRST RACE. ...
seven and : h"lt taf9nSs ~ r,a' - r.ns.. n.ra,.
n i1O h. Tribe, ,I,i,v;cii.rr;,:v;;.
HsffF;sa ;ss.s St ns
rAf'n'Ah A''o ran. T,mo1<s
BstnnE-ARAlnst King Volt and Mamie Hay, toi
each Barngn 40 khst,Sn apd psEasgs gsc 70 leach
SsysS IS 10 onob 70 @ 6'; o RoSs ASs
sfSd saoss i fAF'h'nA '0' AD'uA' 'A'O
THE SECOND RACE.
furUnSs $500 OF which so to 'oe0ha '0f nN''h' '''
Casino Stables b: 9. GOueky, 3 by Bend or-Avon-
T bosweils Z ConS,gnee, T. l04 o. Tribe,
Wtnss, s0s n% gT AusirS9d n1rav SsisSg Savs
and FOu fOiot nIy also Ttnu ran, OF.
S$Sss:Ssfai $Hs::d S%5$i' 20 s a., {
EoSsWHry aIrrHy SsdTs 70 Il r KY sGe hy ~ 70
pg.s. 500 Of which $50 to second; selling allow
H. + boHoyan ans er h John ArtinA by Ten Brock
The sun., 1890-03-22

No games were rolled last night The play will Do
continued Saturday night
The Golden Eagle clubs rolled three games at their
alleys on smith street Brooklyn, ON Thursday. The
scores;
GAuE
Golden Eagle No. l-seibeL 1873; Koch. 14o; FetteL
I2i ", Eroehler. 1871; ortieb, 1905 seibrieht iii
Golden Eagle No. ~. Kroshler. lso; Bennett 90;
Me,stor 1906 Schoonhut 1872 BcharG 1888; GrAfenstsiR
1885, Light 1888. Total, l,U29.
oAHE.
Golden Eagle No. l-Sebe. 1875 Koch, l27i Fsttel
I7O ". kroehlsr, l8l ortlieb, l22; seiprcht lGS;
Lake isa = Total @ ioit xro.,,.r ,os, .,rn,,, ,aa,
Meistsr isI sohoenhut lol schArh l+a; GrAfsnstein
loS; Lihght l2o. Total ioSA.
THIRp GAM.
Golden Eagle No. l-ssbeL l2s; Koch. l7e; Fette-
1903; ". Kroehler. l72; ortleib 1872; sobricht lts;
Lake l23 Total l,oo2 - . 49,
Golden Eagle No 2.J kroshler l7s; Bennett ~;
l9s; LhRht 1871. Total Lib
The following practice game was bovled by members
OF the Alert Rowling club Wednesday evening AZ
their alleys corner Of Fulton and Franklin avenues,
prnn lVDt
The sun., 1890-03-22

The most exciting and without doubt tho
hncstplAyed game OF the tournament was decided last
night at Maurice Daly's billiard In Brooklyn.
Herbert j Haskell AMI Arthur r. Townsend both of
tn. city were the contesanrs They are the scratch
men OF the tournament The score;
Haskell o. - z 80 . q -, ~, !, 80 IN ., !,
10 H.; A. ~ . 282 10 3 "a IL, l, o. 40, =
-, Il o. u, o. s = g. 2, u O. Is. 7, 500
4veragoIe2 q 81 hgh runs 81, y and @;
J. 5S o. g y Q J. r. l., ~, l44, o, is, q II,
AVerSge-s 1892. High runs-l4+ Al and "a
RetereeWilliam barnard AHTker-E. Miller. Time
OF bame-Three hOurs hfteen minutes
The sun., 1890-03-22

At Elizabeth on Thursday night -, ,,,.
S.ets aSSsS - R.tsi @ IS BsaaI iss Tdfsrd ia;
Young Gfn, g X7Hads, Is2; y Sane. ,5s ,ss
j. ssueG .G' lss panSsr i46: Mott iSs GcCoua its
ana S5H sqS' % hs s
Hhprsdsy .' with The foiioS,ns result; '." ,aa w.
Kass is4 Ss fFraS FHS iSS nTd.
DsysT 2Ss ByrnsH 10; nisit TG.sl isT 90.
s k?sH is issa s Rfs. III cS
Two Teams of the Mubrock Club rolled a series of
match games a. kisen alleys on Thursday evening The
ss sa7.n tnG s s ss
oBrien,. iI1; oMafA i49; Meyer, i6o; Hunt ioa
Ennis A s ssSnsG s
26S ,oBnen, 81; o'NaFa, 1895 Meyer, 1885, Hunt l64
GaS q: sssf :S
on Wednesday night The scoreSi
GEnrLEMHa'S RECORD GAM
10 4ta H9.SS ,9s; B4 Ae4GsR ssR
m lC; TsEs sHltf ss II NJ j. 6IlAnaR iO0; g. T.
9 BISn's TeAm.k O. Nicholson, 90; n }, Q'CopnslH
Is5 oGsn 5SG;S .es s fssss sssS iS tAtIs M
sEooNp oAHR
es; Mrs oicOnnsIl II; Miss Marshall q; Miss l. RoS
rnss. S SS Ms Ss es Hs SoAa &'a "
Miss ISIBS; @ 9 e a. h:t
M:: CG3in TuFpay hss Rs AliI G. SSsS Ss
Thursday evening ehe NAmslsHs CLUB dsfsHIed the 81
psii9 ss HssHs s 5ss ss. s: % bs2 b
2OI; tpeley, iIs; Boder l&2 Total !, ,5Oa
,s sG sma IA SGShSSn GSasSn IT,
In the wilmsrng tournament In Brooklyn on Friday
evening come close contests were played at the Putnam
. our 9IynScIongh, I 1891 L%oeiT9oS % leo; Doron 1885
Iss; Boci Ita Total es5, S-"
GAHL
ws.Raa is nsS A'iSs 4o !Rs Wo 1881
no%s.HA5.n, M ~! BMi,hOR M la4' ouAI. iS2; Snack.
oAm.
1856; solomons' ia Total, 40 '' DO'-' - '-''''
wssnT IA SsGftn1 III io7 An TSsl al "'0h'Ao i's'
In the G.'son Of BrooEyn on Thursday
TIRsr GAML
Us ss; ssusT Iao TciA & iS.A 4SS i|t smith 'o' DIN
l.rs iss Hsusr iaa HE H. %Ahsrs 9e its Total Ss wan
SHCosD
"a is@ pistS I+s; Smith, 1891
pRa 7s dSraousSsr Sn I ,n CLARK 1901
KieIlinE, lt7; LouEhhssd. las Total ria
THIRD CANE
KsssG s oIESH9e: I 9Fss Ill Ill CLARK ia'
Ts9s Tshns io wAA'F