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The sun., 1890-09-29
Hurting MT AlbnnY.

ALBANY, Sept. 29.-The Shamrock Hurting
Club OF Troy met the Boston Hurling Club at
Island Park this afternoon. When game was
called the Boston club was practically in pos
session OF the field by reason Of their insisting
on using a larger ball than they were accus-
toned to play with or the rules call for Boston
won the toss. Billy Dolan Of the Shamrocks
caught the ball us it neared the posts, and by q
serles Of clever cuts played the ball round
past the crowd and we'll on toward the Boston
goal. A mischance sent the ball on the
wrong side Of the post and an outside bat
struck the ball or and rushed It down TO Troys
goal. There they had It between the posts,
but the dexterity OF Goalkeeper Carroll OF the
Shamrucks prevented O 81 ore Till he was over
powered by Q final rush. and the ball was
forced through outside the rost so as to- give
the. visitors single point. Another lively
scrimmaRe ensued which ended with goal,
the Bostons. The score now stood: Boston, !;
Troy. 0. In the next rally Troy gained slight
advantage. but CorriRans lively hurting came
TO the rescue once more and lifted the leather
over the line on the outside for another point.
This ended the first half
In the second half the Shamrocks soon had
the game we'll IN hand, The Boston men could
not get under the smaller ball. while their op-
ponents easily picked 1t IN. AS Il result, the
sphere was soon sent spinning between the
goal posts 1t went high. however. and the
Boston players eagerly seized upon the tech
cided it a. fair goal, and the Hub" hurleys
averted defeat by refusing to play. The game
was then abruptly ended. The score was :
Boston, 8; Troy, i.
The sun., 1890-09-29
JUDGE TIGHE A LOSER.
The varunas Settle the DIsPuted Eight.
Dared Race.


Dared Race.
The varuna Boat Club had largo number
OF visitors yesterday at Its fine boat house at
Bay Ridge. The event to be decided was the
eight-oared barge race. which ended so unsat-
isfactorily. owing to protest, at tho organiza-
tion's recent regatta. Harry Dunn. who was a
mem ber Of the winning crew was objected to
on the ground that he had not entered when
the entries closed. THIS objection was sps,
taned by the Resstta Committed, who, decided
that the race should borrowed over The water
Three crows rowed into line for the eight
oared race, The makeup OF the crews was as
&sESrq5w, NJ; Lsswsop, bow; Eddie Boysea,
Bilger. 5; T. O. Yorke, O.: J.. g. Bishop II;
George Long, stroke, and G. 8. KresS, cox
XaIilus-Fred olsen bow; G. T. Bishop. a:
MaIiaa:J MISSs fFfsls Rsa h54fSs bsSsE
STOKE. ii and ". :. smith. S coxsWain. uS D0OA''
Comet-M. 3. Bailey. bow: II. Bayer, q;
James 8. Tlghe, 8; N Philllpson, q; W. II.
poyle. 3; 4. DIfry. Q; ". o. Courtney. Z; @. g.
MeGrath. stroke, and George Freeth, cox
: The course was seven -e!Ghths of a mile,
Freeth's crow got the best Qt q fair start, and
showed In frontfoE quite bit Of the first stage
Of the journey. Then ponall US crew. came up
In the middle ana took the lead. All took the
ened out Kress's crew came away and won
quito handiy by three lengths In the good
time OF minutes 40k seconds Olten's crew,
by I good spgIt got ne rIaee from Judge
the adyantage Of The tide. This lost them The
PLACE, The Victorious oArSmen received gold
medals and lots OF congratulations.
The sun., 1890-09-29
Fun at the Thorpe's Outing.

The members of the John Thorpe Association of New
York city held their annual outing yesterday at Creed
moor The fun began Immediately on their arrival
Two teams were selected 10 play game OF base ball
oMahoney captain Of the Irish team and Charles
Boer ned like position on the Dutch team. The
game exciting but the IriSh much for the
Dutch. and thoy came OF victorious BY OF to
IL. During the game Louis Wood. catcher on the
Dutch struck In the face by wild pitch and
rather seriously injured.
New York ran dead heat in the 100 ard daGh. The
will be over At the annual outing Sandy
1AebmAn defeated Harry Shaw In throwing tho IL
pound shot by two inches In the half mile race John
Thorpe beat ,: Reynolds by q few feet The broad
BtnchsG At the height of the fun John ]. Foley the
basket well niled.
Among those present at the outing were: Edward
Rice TreafnIer OF the Standard Theatre FEeeholder
scully OF Hoboken. John Thorpe. deorge BriSnan
Thomas Adams John MeLouFhlin, AZ walker. thomas
Faeien Library Union of New York and Tho wsdisrS
tn. oafoers Of the asSceia.iSn are: AohiiIs. Wood
President H. Bischon, Vice President; u. Murray
Treasursri Reynolds sscrstSry. The assooiation
John Thorpe, ex.frsSiaent of the American HortcuE
tural society. The headquarters are at 80 Duane
street. New York
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wheeling.

There IL some talk OF L. A Clark, reorRaniEinR the
Mercury Wheel Club OF Flushing.
The ohaIlenge Of the BHa.o RamLsEu for iocmiio
the sss Joined
ro.G IA % L. aS
Wheel break doHS Which pS, him the Contest h
hours
Plains race aeetinR Saturday nosT TincadinS mum.
.SI! q sa.9 $ s s H'S sys ssaG Ggs -
next month.
TR:rs 9S.G scE psPs::, e Union g
ElirS6Sth Whsemen'S road race '''-~' 'A'
Arthur A. zlmmsEman Of Freehold was bansaetsd
o. fresSoid Tor his great SictOrios out EeGt
After the athletic contests At wAsnEton on Oct II
ts: may s.% Ds and
Tho New York Athletic Club men viii make strong
ins bisysis contest At Washington on Oct H.
On Monday AihS Amy Harbour Of tse Hartford Ladies
mSo Of TON . hs as
dc.S S:Sr 81 Two s% aS o ssi cu
The conpeeticut agricultural fairs ar making spe
s 9 ffs as sfs asS e =: As
bnow Of the BAst Hartford Wheel CAB TAgG and King
promhs"s % % ridsrs DER cSnpsinG a the fSEs ~ A' ~0''
e i S G a s. s.s % q ,ss
25 az BTOtbelOOd Park when the following events will
he RIM Half muo safety. hsndeApi lvO yards dASht
hAli mile handicap 1905 race. 1lLs nile ordinary,
handleAP; nysmile safety, scratch ansmils s1fsLy
GOlumbiS CycsTs: running high jump handicap; pole
yault IugofwRT; one mile safety hOtiee; IhIo wing
SaS ss asS q sos.En A' 'SH0Ond shot
There every reason 70 bsisVs m ySY Of this recent
S"s. 90 .saaio SsshS at SSsppsS ' Ia fass sss
Kind q wheels our rAelnE men oSI Ihs ons
mile safety record low ~ min ptss I3SecondL me
record OF minutes 20 t-b seconds mads BY AsnTcdY
was regarded as someIhiDg wonderful hit glance
the umFs Of both tia kDNiShmsn show tbD rec
"f jSR: ISn:. Y gs s,s I G'ttG is r.; il :: e: n,
It4B 10; mLs. E:2OBb
J, H. AsPsdy-bs mile. .B9SbI y mile, I;I2 30; u
nlIla. IatDb5; mls. 2:3B 10.
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News from the Morae world.

woodord Rad Two toy yssrs aUS SiaE las
arrived at Paris, Ky., and has been retired
Ills deceased sire In the Runnymede stud.
The New Jersey Interstate fair, that opens
to-day: has S, offered special purse of 800
2:l&h who will start TO beat the best record
States.
Gsn TeI5 AgHuS Ign, editor q the Baltimore
his Nacirema Stock Farm a string Of eight
S9lts, all representing good strains Of blood.
VII tnauRurete In May next In Maryland
Gontiemep's Club horse sale He WIN then
fair way to become q famous stock raising
The sun., 1890-09-29
Doran viii Junp.

John DorAn the pitcher lately suspended by the New
Haven Club says that the report OF his having signed
with the Brooklyn tP IL Club IL not exactly true He
has not yet axed his signature contract but in all
probability will do so. :" would not leave the New
Haven Am going to do II had been properly
treated You see nned $50 and suspended for Tho
season. That settled my course and I shall not bo
seen In the New Haven Club again. That city Is one
Of the base ball cities In the country with proper
MANAGEMENT At present the limited attendance
has had tranSfsr Ioms OF the dAteS away from home
, s 5s 1 sas as anS n' a. is'; SS In HSS
BurnlAm handle tLinES. Toe MunSo9s don't know
that they eant run paper box mAnufactoFy business
Prineipl.s into base BAL k:ne Pr The PaySrs want 20
bsing able 70 may bail of course wasn't APe part Of
conaTm this The management had an oneT OF S2 BOO
from the Boston IN. cqt in Ihe middle OF tho sea
wanted me. But don't intend to let them make a
cent OG me after the way have been treated"
The sun., 1890-09-29
Good SHOOTING nt crr..,.. rr,ll.

strong but shifting wind kept the four members OF
the zetter Rno Club who put in appearance at tho
Cypress iii rauRo yesterday on tsnter hooka The
number Of shots fred during the two hours from ~
~ compare favornbly. far quantity S concerned
with OF the previous compotiuons and the work
the only be ~ TO the quality the
uufnvornbe weather conditions netwithstandinG Mr.
j. A. Boyken. although ho could not reach his 23I nut
up on Aux y nevertheless made sNfno line scores his
total on 20 shots being l54a an average Of 22ot The
Rrniai Doctor leads as usual In HE entire seasons
shoot with ,2lO 80 Shots ANsra9o of 2144S for
ten shots a performance whioh puts him. without
doubt at tho 200 yards distance In tho front rank of
marfsmen ~ who use the sporting Ede The greatest attest
2.Olo on 100 nhotA client average
The scores; Two hundred yards ohhand. German
sten6sch.iso, ise zoo 200 aoa ao6, aos. 2da 1911
al sl7 sie, 2i% 3sS Sli ai6 faa, i,,4s; a"sraso
22o4s q O. Zettler-laa 2oa 900, 100, ZOO 2o3, ala
The sun., 1890-09-29
BILLY SEXTON WILL BE THERE.
The Veteran Green AouAtaIn hoy Wants
TO Play Billiards Again.

Tho Veteran Green Mountain hoy Wants
10 Play Billiards Again
Billlardst William Sexton. who has not
played match in public TOR years. said last
might that It was yory pro obable that he would
again pick up his old Cyrlle Dion stick, and
again entsr the list Of professional players In
sopmpetitlon for professional hopors 1t was
tourney, In which he offered 10 subscribe $500
9nt OF his own pocket for championship en-
cEa hs II Tns fSEnS Compass sS
"Thst was . bully steGssti9n that George
Broadway and Thirty third street. " and the
way y Is received by DAILY and the otheIe only
goes sh 70 show that was right when said that
!iss would Sras tfe bays sli tcgSthst o. SySs
ad sos Sscnis ai Rss saS SuS@n IiS%
epETops youldnt be a 20. Butt think It Is q
t6G @tStsEo What thS SpsctStSTs FRnI g rat:
H2uld BE- better That wolld give good test
etsusGion eaSoms have 1s ooS oSh too nIi iong TGsS
matches up9n which gre,I dSa! Of money
IL 90 y6ody doubts that there f. fun In
bEas.ssSSss bEs 4. "a Rpsy;f VIII
s.ss %sfs5S s@t ri. .fSsf i ssF. ssFS ySi Ssi
Rs. There we're iapid dlctaSiloBs ia D. tGs bet bSt!
ting 4 wgs al 4 could do 70 pull that gsiao
Sksq SIt o. Ihs iTc P99pe wgI9 srHzy g Lave a.
crowded no ArndsmY Ol Muse, thiDk this
kali siS' Ght ia9 p9SEs ~ sus S GENE g.io say
hsaksfi silef. fbSy az sSs SiIIss TO 70 Day I
ESSifd P'bsy every timS 70 seO that style o.
The sun., 1890-09-29
Trouble In .hs Syracuse cIub.

LOUISVILLE. Sept 2s.-This afternoon. when
Manager Frazer Of the Syracuse Club went 10
the Office 10 get his share OF tho receipts. hO
found that tie money bad been HiracEed by
President Phelps. Tho syTacuss Club has not
Paid H. dyes sineS I JaGs aRd the amount due
hT. Frazer hRs been asked for the N mOney
s5S 4 Sss SDseSrdnsy over T.
pbSlps's secretary, and Nj. Frazer Was not notl.
Ned Of the attachment until the last game Was
WAS the bygAeuso manager.
viii giy0 up tho club rght here" Fnld hS,
com III iontary TI t.s ~ ii. aeyn.hs DIt
the hotel Tonight hs took u different view Ol
u, bOygySr AM SAID IhGt 10 kad, ng iItanit0l
aE SSs Ga! ~ L wSS %iaIs :. SsEG ;: % ss
The sun., 1890-09-29
IrIsb NatIoaaI League 1IsatIAa.

The central branch OF the Irish National
League held big meeting Yesterday st 81
Johns Hall In Washington street. Jersey City.
The speakers strongly denounced the conduct
OF tho police and Of tho magistrate st the trial
~ Dillon and O'BTieB in IippeEary, They also
declared That ll" friends ~ IJ6lAnd 0DUlI hest
by giving 10 those HbOm bB Wn0ld brand Rs
eFlminAIg y Reception worthy Ol brave patriots
nittss iG9it's ~ s.sss W. - S6SStso %ou ss,s fS
Is,fgti2H snS pgLIis HsSlinF SDOa the arrival
The sun., 1890-09-29
IIarAIy PIt IOr GOOD Tsuu,s,

The tsnRiS tOuTnAmsnt OF the BTOokyn Young Mems
Christian Association SSS continued Saturday IGSt
The playing very good, considering the HnfAyoTS
Bile BsatbsT Tho nnal games had - W postponed uBII
lFu fatufdSN Tic summary of the playing Ia RS fol
Live
HlpElrE-k .ruIdy LsBI A. l. Og'FeyBs By 81 80
lPuglss-Elg sla01 and 1AIe6gns bsPl IhSTiloH ABd
E5ss y StlSst III i Ep IsS Ssa r.,f sptk ssS ssS
k ESI: ": is Gassa Coz s 5as ASa
The sun., 1890-09-29

The sydney Morning Herald OF Aug 2 hGs the follow
ing; Anangs%SRIS bs hsyS bssG p6as by SS6lS tos =
E,OO dds and the cham pOBshlp Of america. fhf
race 10 bS TOWSd here the PEeho coast sl4
IN HmeneS 0conaor viii probably lsSys ~ the AZ
eSms bScs from Newcastle lSsy Night after 4 very
pleasant visit and states fhat IiaBlBn hBs evidently
iSllsp Oa very much g HS Ian can bsAI hlu shouia
a rtsdy p rev Ilm and also AA being wiling 20 row
The sun., 1890-09-29
FoK THE MURDERED MA~S WIDOW
a Ball for which brooklyn P0IiosAea wan
BE Permlttea 90 Sell Tickets.

a Ball for which brooklyn PoIieeaen wan
he Pernitted 90 Sell Tickets
The rigid rule prohibiting members Of the
police force OF Brooklyn from selling tickets
for any benevolent purpose will be temporarily
suspended next month. The Chaplin Club OF
the Ninth ward has arranged TO gives bail at
eve for the benefit OF the widow and children
Of Policeman John j. Clancy. who was MUIR
der @aered Will? on duty DUTY on The night Of Aug z
Eouti Brookl in. whom Thomas. alias EiSseT.
West, Il Is alleged. crept pD behind him and
Clancy yves q member OF the Ninth Ward
ChRpln CLUB: and the entire DroeSsdS St 6hS
CommissoneT Hayden has Given mcInbsfs al
the force permisslon 10 sell The tiofois.
The sun., 1890-09-29

tits predicted that partridge and mail win bo very
plentiful this year.
Minnie Oakley the shnrpshOotor fOko sst glass balls
ammunition for practice.
Regiments y making great preparations for gallery
practice At arnorioS this winter.
AZ Conlins gallery there is exhibited the largest col
lection Of metallic cartridges In the city.
Tho Harlem Rifle Club will begin rs weekly practice
shOotS the gallery. 2,O72 Third avsnus. this month
T. cG * sns S
Full scores have been frequent in the matches
at Creedmoor this year than at any other meeting In
large number of bowling clubsare making propara-
tions or ride shooting IN connection with their wing
DR.. Carver recently shot at thousand and twenty
three glass balls and broke thauSAnd in the quick
A chalk sketch by Artist Georye Wright OF "Ye
Ancient Bris:h Sportsman Is attracting much atten.
There has Just been received at tho Springfield
armory for test samples OF all the saabo guns used
in ali European countries.
The jeanette Gun Clubs mem6ers always turn out in
force n wssn hsy SSd sesr club competition Thirty
Many OF Creedmoors shooters arc getting ready for
on Oct = aud continues two days
J z EdRerton, with his little gun t OF the finest
shots the Glenmoro Rod and Gun tib His shooting
iron u one Of the heaviest used In trap shooting
Crihcs assert that 10 foreRoro conclusion that
smokee powder win never DO for army use
q sehmedeoke was the winner q the club badge
Nestra Francis Erb. and rentz have drawn ND
brand set Of shooting rules for tho Newark Gun
Club and that organization will take action at Its
regular meeting.
"OId Prot" played the Emerald Fhootsrs q trick st
their last shoot Instead Of having tho usual 1nO
weather It rained all day. Eighteen men went to tho
traps nevertheless.
p W. Pfaender will not shoot 40 Long Branch to-
morrow with tho Coney Island toam- That club 10
losing thereby of Its strongest in tho
the Central Gun Clubs cup
number OF closely contested sweepstakes at live
birds on the grounds of the Union dun Club
Siger, aud Canon were the winnerR
The promiscuous shooting at the club contests in
dulRed In by members OF Nov York and Brooklyn
gun clubs should be strictly forbidden, otherwise de-
plorAble accidents Will be unavoidable.
A pAtol match has been Arranged between Alther
tho President OF the Zettler Rhe Club H. Oehl OF
tho orRnnZRtOn TO be HhOt this week Fort Lee
nifty shots each in strings of fx without cleaning
IS yards distance St tho standard American target re-
duoed for l0tyArd distance are the eonditonA
The programme put up by tho Middesex Gun Club for
the four days shoot ut Dpnellen froh Sept 10
compares very fAvorAby with thoaD or former yeara
Single blue rocks will be the targets the nrHt day
ten events to take place. On the BtoDnd day. ten
evontA blue rocks will bo broken BinRy and in pAirB
and ten. men team race will conaon TnurBdAy will
be devoted TO bird shooting, thps sweepstAkeR At
eight ten and seven birds for luarAnteed purSeA
forming the programme: The ohiefeye Of the tour
pament will take place on Friday boot At tw Gnty i've
lye birds for = guaranteed purse OF Ssuo
The sun., 1890-09-29
ErpIosiop M . PovIa.,, 1lou...

NEW HAVEN. Sept 2s-A IuIminstO storos
house at the Winchester RSpOAtinG Arms Com
pGny blow mp this morning. oomDlstslV wreck.
ing the building. Ths shock from the OXDlOs
two miles froiI tie scene Of J6e oIDIosion M.
tied. and 10 some eAses the houses th9mSoIscO
sSs9RSS sS y al sOSSs SS e seyE q Hs:S e:SoS e
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slav,n and MeAuuae TO he Arrss,ed.

LONDON, Sept. 2s.-It is currently reported
that warrants have been issued for the appre-
hension Of Slavin and NcAuiifo. Inspector
Harvey Chisholm has been intrusted with the
warrants, and 1t is expected that the men will
soon bo In custody,
The sun., 1890-09-29
Gold Medals for eoodsshoot,ne.

The Manhattan schuetEen LyrA q tAiS city held
festival at scheutzen Park. Long Bland City, yeSter
day In addition TO the musical prhRramme there
shooting for gold medals @ Hesdo the first prise
by q Of So Tho second ANA third prizes were
making score of 81. In the boN1aG contest Edward
Hold Jr OF SteinwAy. the fra gprize, gold meual
II Rsubsr won the second priro md Il. Weigel third
The sun., 1890-09-29
A,LIsuo AOora Cross.Country Runuer..

The regular weekly cross country run OF the Acorn
Athletic Association held from the grounds OF the
association Of Fify.SsVspth street and Second
SVshHS Brooklyn. Yesterday morning The event Was
handicap and on invitation several prominent brook.
lyn runners participated The course was that par.
ti0uIAEly S1 bit " country knOWn ~ the shore eOBTAs
which oODgBIS Of enough hills and dAsB 10 tsSl the
sped. stAminA, and endurance OF the nnSsI trained
UsOfas O. Grimm EAS referee and Starter GsT YofTsi
Ead a. rAmpUsll JudESA and 7. EoslsI Iinls Keeper
There were ten stsTtsTs their bRDqle1p AIlOLnslLs
bSiDg a. f0lO.si John gacklOL John Hermann v, II,
HApdbuIy, Rbl phAllsE JT,Au bad minutes ~ see.
Obds DeOTBe Ernst mint uteS w gseoHdbi JohD TEscSY,
bHilpuIssi 10bA SOiSn mlnglSSi " IsIlsy, scratch
hHIIisIL SsiSiSE. and W. T. EysT sTOOtiyh bSifisi2I
mlDutA
~ the start che handicap men opened Up big Eap
bRt n ioen - The blsk mep got going hsy bad lhDg!
hl thsh own SAT The hnISh Vas belUesh HsAley and
bsDL aud proved 70 y Ayg'tlng race All thS,S
% so1 ~ toAhl ItF9 r,,H usAV tseya hha !hs
club medal Tor The iLTd successive time f0f GcG ihs
INST AcsTn man M,
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wLsrs Vsstsvday,s IIDos Vvov.,

A. Nil 30 TOO West TbiTIlsth SIEss JOsl a. Woad'S
'sDssTiHE factory dSnlSgs tS0J! Hr2S 80 BsS bss
''fsil x ssslas' "a. s.,..,vs,.. ..,... 49,.
sssi sts aso tisa is: Ss:5ss. ss sSssssSlsj = aWtS
fourth StJssL aSLRSge 1lSbL
The sun., 1890-09-29

sueesssfuI saa RHs,tiae Race OF the COrO.
net Yseht Club Dovvn the DaE.

BnceeeoNuN 0no BHoteNnE AAoee ~ VS. ONEW~
net Hseht Ciub Down The BaT.
In a spanking breeze from tho nor'west, If
teen yachts sailed an exciting race yesterday
for silver prizes offered by the Coronct Ynoht
Club Of South Brooklyn. Five classes flllod,
and the course for the largest boats was
around Buoy eY on the g. W. Spit, where they
found quite nasty sea running and enough
wind to suit the most enthusiastic yachtsmen.
Glasses 2 and 3 rounded Buoy IS and the eat
riRRed class had Bell Buoy 1bk for their outer
mark. The start was made across a line be-
tween the end Of the Twenty-eighth street
pier and a stake boat anchored 200 feet west
Of IT, The sloop Geraldine got away first at
llO;l5; Her class mate, the Black Duel, tol;
Luck, Bessie L., Gladiator, Lille NJ. Ella &,
Matilda H., Maud l., and Angelino in the order
bOSs wSas FEE TG p@p aud whist
formed the lear division.
Away they went apinning along down the
upper bay and out through the NarroWe with
booms swung broad on 10 port, and AZ bangs
stAndinR un to catch the breeze ON Owls
WAS sprung two ieet above the deck, and It
was only by the most ekilful mnnpuvrinR that
Capt smedley saved tho stick aud finished the
Whom the Bessie n, and Maud l.. were. near
Buoy Is, the latter, being 10 windwaId. refused
hcn The snS sreS 81 tho %da It.
and when they found that the Maud !. was the
winner ana that their boat would he second.
they entered protest against tho Maud ]. and
claimed the prize-a silver cake basket. As
the Judges ruled out the Maud l. the protestoTs
got the prize. There was some lively work
and plenty OF wet Jackets In the windward
work from the turning marks TO the finish.
Snndbags and men were piled high TO wind
ward as the little open boats came dashiDg
across the finish line Just before sundown.,
TIE club was organized last March. Their
flag fs trl-colorel psnnant bearing whito
letter " O" on q rcd stripe Tho officers are:
President, Thomas T, Rooney: Commodore, o.
W. Band Vice, ". T. Mcdonald Fleet Captain.
A. X. Gage; Secretary, W. L. Macready; Treas
urer. Joseph g. Lodoux.
The club has forty members, sixteen Yachts.
Twenty-ar street. Brooklyn. Here Is the
summary:
CoRoNEr YACHT CLUB-AENUAL RACE-PRIZEs
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AgIry 0f tFg OfIhs IJO0tyn RAIDGle IOsk ls Tsgu
Az S9 ~ 2 nss TX SssS t.s sS9 "a
Isss sbeh Losh gisfe 81 ksL2g pey ~ Lhs lIflgto9
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Black Duck....95 2. L. Noren....... SO ~ 40 3!
Geraldine 80 J. .......... Did not finish.

So the winners are: In Glass A, the Dimple;
Class l, the Mhat For BY 5 minutes 81 seconds;
Glass 2, the Maud l.. by minutes 81 seconds,
but the Matilda H. gets the prize or, her pro-
test; Glass 8. the Good Luck, by minute 40
seconds. and in Class 4. the Black Duck. The
judges were A. Ii. Gage and w. h. Mcdonald.
The sun., 1890-09-29

AtBvHT Pass, Sept ~ - bicycle club With twenty.
hys gsme.r 80, hs,n a'ss1'a s Stn r. iGi,S%'
y, u kiAyIs5 RssIel4Ly. 9AbIl Eager. T[saspisg
tenant 1SIIT 6aoiE EsssRd Lsp19s "; q Zee
sg4 E.5ssh g,S5t pss' sS,9I .s. ss.,sE y.Iss ~,
% ~ EsGSRS VI AnOTlean wkNSll0h
The sun., 1890-09-29

First Baoe-A sweepstakes for beaten horses; 80
each, 81 QUO added lu pounds below the scale; ono
nIniln ~..N
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Mar Is, 10 II Il Russell
Jan Is, ~ L Il Russell
Mar &. rs w Ii Seals
Mar 70. IS NJ J Orrick
Jan n. 80 LSlIollomanct al
Sept 9, 81 Ben Kidd
Dee |, 50 Elizabeth Griffin
Jan 10, 'S3 A&HBRobersou
Mar II, 81 \ E Il C Hart
July "a. 81 = Robinson
Jan 10, So Chas w Russell
g %, sc Fritz Toppa
Dec %, So VIM Thompson
Feb 20, SO & G. Russell
Dee -, Sc 1 homas Sinclair
Sept 30, 81 NJ L GogginS
Sept 3. 81 Wiley O'Neal
May 3. 50 Harmon Alcorn
A%g PISS Lafayette Alcorn
July u. 80 I b Lowe
Feb IL. 80 Geo | Downward
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y j Campbell and } J w Miller
| NJ johnson. Reuben Thomas
X +, J W Il J b Holloman .. Il
j L Fitzpatrick IL Tollison
j \ Bishop y 4 Downs
j w WhitWorth NJ Mace ct al
j Benson and III Hart
W imbOden and w X Read
L u Russell t. G. Russell
j Schwab ir and G G Lashlev
john Webb, Jas L Thompson
NJ Z Collins, c {: Collins
j + johnson. l. Lovelace
a Croker and X c Love
John krmper and & NJ Roberts
l. AlcOrn and Wyatt King
w III Buford. Harmon Alcorn
j kemper A Wallis Chas Clifton
Jas Campbell VIM ImbCden