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Fighting Notes.

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| ship Of the Pacific
roar Arthur ohs and James Walsh tGGEas thirteen
youns sSy and so oNe W vas he @innsr asr mana
WIN M SFf EFGt9 wsS IKE 10 Ct P
purse or STA s,nks and the sooner he gets eight on the
Peter Bolan. who fought draw with younK Mitchell
Ans.r ALA had his collar bone broken match with
New ssssnd Sishs a.t month f'r 'A stake in
Jack Adler the horsoman has received letter from
along nicely IL IS ain win be able 70 make Sreas
position master Of ceremonies in tho California Club
VIII S II oafoss for
fs Maf 1a s s s
fersnce w pFobSbly come tosshe. soon p'A'' 'D''f
E, Of this Sy aa. snsa
ne sSSnsy t TO aGht for Rurs. A. any time and place
The hackers Of swipes the Newsboy and Eugene
s;s5GrdHy snd sign srtisiss Tor finish night with
place within hfty miles or this city
aEhs M ca training hard in Boston. Ts !
the nrst time he nas been put through strict OF
training and 70 has been doing hiS work faithfully lie
Joe Farley said last night that George Dixon was the
fayoTite in the betting iI his coming aEhI with Cal Mo
SGa s S 91o bet
OF New i ork sportR The colored lad had the call
To THE EDIToE OF THE SUH-Sfr! IlhAve been waiting
an answer FROM Dan HaRan since last Tuesday week I
wrote him letter stating where could meet him and
sign articles for nght u finish according the latest
ceived answer HIpKY PICKEoRp
To IHE EPIroR or TnE sgE-Sfr: Please state for me
Dougherty OF East Boston $500 purse to ig h 10 fnsk
with small Royes the night to take place hRf way
tween New YORK and Bostou, th6 men to weigh 10
pounds Or will give any middle weight the chance
hRht me for the purse gave Sailor Brown the
some time bu: don believe he has got tho courage
TO light mo, He 10 all blum.
AKTHuR o. UrHAH. New London. Conn
Tho hackers of Billy Murphy are so welsatished that
their man Won fairy that thoy are ready to match him
Before he goes he win put mp $500 with the Francis
co Chr2nes to bind match with any feather weight
who VIII night him at i22 pounds II II 10 Impossible for
We SPIDER TO come 10 l22 pounds Murphy says he will
hEht him anyhow IL the California Occidental Club
vii give $1,000 purse within the next four monhs
Doc o'Conns of Boston and Jimmy Nelson have
nEned articles OF agreement 70 meet In eightrouud
contest foI SOD gloves TO bS
match will come off At New London Conn, within
three weeks Nelson called the office the Illus
dfd hecs Yesterday and said ho will 60 into training
latter part OF this week under tho efficient guidance
OF Martin DempEey. the famous EonparsirB brother.
Aftsr thI contest Nelson accompanied by his trainer
South. for purse of $50 and outside bel Of $50
side two-ouncs gloves to be used, The match Will
come OF about the third week in March, before one OF
the prominent athletic clubs Of New Orleans
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odds aad Ends OF sports.

. HANOVER, Jan. 8o-Ths paysra OF the Dartmouth
Football team met this evening and elected W. Lake
man. 's2, captain or the team for next year.
souRhton and Bouth Boston birds fought -four battles
ON the outside South Boston all four the Lattes
n The annual general meeting of tho Cosmopolitan
Cricket Club will bd held next Monday evening at the
residenos OF ML Jackson lho Rast foreIh street
then elected,
Tho annual sIecton for ofcers OF the BAyonne Row.
ING and Athletic Association will be ksid next Monday
evening in the orEanzation's CLUB house on the Bay
onbe shore or New York Nay There will be lively CON
tests for some Of the positions
Tho Manhattan Cricket Club Of Brook yn has secured
Tue services OF Harry Tyera the weiiknOWn profeS
HohM eIlnksteL tor the ensuing season despite the
ensrs made by other eutL lie VIII begin work the
Capt Allen OF the Yale crew has deyised n new
selves IN the Bob Cook stroke. Allen has caused to
nave nave psGtd mirror IN connection with tho rowing
hM taalN and Temedy thoin The men in training aTo
greatly pleased with the Invention and IL n thoucht
'nAi u win result In great coed 10 the crew.
large crowd witnessed the four nan cd game Of
court en- Jan ~ The oontestnR parties we're sears
and Apple on and OtiS and Whoeiock Al the close me
6tSssa ssors a1a 1pplsSp 4 % 20 is S ls
In favor Of hr ssAEA and Dr: AppISton. " '1' " ''
Inc wing vas received at tho Police GaI.e ONCE
Ieststeay in reply % the challenge Of A. W. McCleIGnd
sosip%S % IN nan IL ths WoT - miles for $40 or SOOOi
os S essrtH.y II Ms o ESGI.sb FeG.snd q Rn1 5Sa
hha lAnR to get match at home will Journey across
vii pong n 70 meet the same McClsAnd providing he
Tnnsr OF Two sysnts OF three to bS dsoGred The
no,or. railing thiA any other nam IN America can Ds
an p on the came tsTmS wish tlis be
A0ns can BE Isnt to j, n CAIoWsy sons
-. yoh CoUh1hEr Southern Champion Of England"
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The Spartans have first prize In the United Bowl
Ing Clubs tournament The record.
Bowling Notes.

bOWunE Notes.
All the tournaments will end shortly.
Joe Thum Is rather out OF form Of late
The United Bowling Clubs will have q summer tourna
ment
She. The United Bowling Clubs will hold meeting next
The wahallA tournament will end week from next
The Hudson County wheomcu are still leading for the
What the sowlerS want now is that individual cham.
to S' played y on Monday evening between The EchOs
alley. at EiRhty.fourth street and Avenue Ii.
n:
next Tuesday evening at the formers alleys
1Sf1s 81 q: tn'aRr 4 & n Hf vE5s
President Lindsey; Treasurer H. KiessIbach; Seq
The Staten Island Athletic Club and the Produce B1-
eaSnSs san s2wns Club bowl ssr return @ match TO
called at o'clock Tho 5. A. c. won the rSt game by
The frat match annual series between the teams
s .he sS NsS f fersiy e., AnSs Club and The Newark Bay
| leased AlleyA
,,1I1 match N for two gold medals and bowling ball
Eelds alleys IN Erookly Monday evening. MessrS
saursd The sao 9aS '9S Ss was
hnTs been mad; Sy the New Jersey
tss sbn cAp @ now use the Seys of %
evening.
The annual election of the American Bowling Club
day afternoon The election resulted AS follows: Presi
dent Henry kopt; Nics-President Gustavo Diedei;
Ercretary, Dr. A. Shulman: Treasurer. X A. Eschmau
TRUSTED Max Wustrow and Louis Horn
The Bayonne Bowling Club has been organized with
acore or members and these officers President School
Trustee kRbert seymour; Vice. President William IT,
Capes Secretary, s. q. Tuers Treasurer Nathan Bal.
T,pDr SIa hs ISe tSs T r sysry and Friday
BAyonne.
On Wednesday afternoon n series OF twenty ono
schnierRelow8 alleys. Port Richmond. &. L Three
games were rolled with the following result First
Game-Latourette, 295; Ross l02. second GAme-La-
tonreue 1877 Rosa lsa Third Game-Latourette, 1872;
Ross, 1870. ~
bowling tournament NJ the Harlem Club will begin
on Wednesday evening next at the club alleys corner
Lenox avenue and l23d street There will be three
prizes The best bowsrs Of tho Harlem Club have al.
ready entered for this tournament and very lively
time anticipated as tho htst tournaments Uf its
Aihu III these ne" and handsome alleys
proposed at the end the nAtional Brooklyn tour.
nament Rt tarutherss Elephant Club house to have an
Individual Tournaments to be composed OF the embers
WHO nave rolled In tho tournament of lss9 and 1850
entrance y per man Ten indy dual prizes will he given
All applications should be addressed to Thomas G. Car
ruthers FultO. street Brooklyn.
the bow ing tourney Of the meiGherEA: the Twenty
thrd street !. NJ A thiTty-tw0 members entered and
he nha three games out OF hve are Nat Campbell and
ROBERT H. Miller There is considerable interest mani
Tested on the games which will 10 bCwisd next
tuesday evening ~ the fWeuty-third street alley.
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wheeling.

g., The EpEewosd Wheelmen Rave elected Henry r
stoney club representative Of tho H. 4. W,
Banker Of tho Berkeley Athletic Club will be award
90 The medal for tho best me for hye mileS made
the queens track oil an ordinary III lrbo and William
Mnrphy OF tile kings County Nhselmen the medal for
the hBteJ time on safety for one mile
=. Capt McChan OF tho Buna RRmbIers has appointed
the following road officers tue ensuing year: First
LieuIsnAlL " Houck; second Lieutenan5 a. L. Geor
ger; Third LieutenAnt j. Kane safety LieutenEptA
klpfsl and ;. BaOu; Buglers II. W. Butler and II.
TrAu man; Color BesrsrL 1. IL. Bonny and 4. PlGch
The d!pu'e among the Brooklyn wheelmen in refer:
ench 20 the bottle OF wine offered by Mr. A. HAm0n Of
.he MANSION oGIs Eosly9, has a. la,t I been seE
bsnsinSsr Of tns Kings County WhsSlmen they being
the nrbL Mheemen TO rdo from BI0okyn 20 kosyn this
we're ignored,
the recent meeting of the Rae ne Board In Chicago
me question OF how the league champOnshlps should 20
run was decided ~ fOlowg; Tue country u 20 be
divided into tye districts each district TO DO In charge
or member OF the National Racing BoArd- who VIII
hAye Tour assistants who with himself sha constitute
\ District RaoinR Hoard Haoh district ahAl hold an
annual race meeting At which the district champion
ahps shall be contested prior to Aug 10 OF each year
INC winner and second in each event may be sent
nt the expense OF the district 10 compete At the nA,
uonn ehAmpionshlDH The national championships
shAll be eenIested annually. boiwoen aug 10 and Dot
io such place as designated by the National Racing
Board winners aud second men only IN me nhtTict
national
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The Board Of MANAGEMENT Of the Staten
leland Athletic CIuU held 4 protraotsd session on
Wednesday night In the ciub house ~ West New
Brighton TO consider the charges preferred BY FREQ
JAnsssn Chairman Of the Athletic Committee OF the
club. against Malcolm W. Fora member OF tho club
The charges stated accused Ford "of eouduea unoe-
coming gentle man aud OF writing and pubiehinf re-
ports 10 the beet interests OF the
ton 4" Ford conducted hh own eHae, and prodhcel
weekly newspaper with OF the articles referred 20
and satsd that his poation as reporter eompe!sa him
10 publish the facts OF the clhb az they wero ana IN ms
judgment he article was correct .-
After lengthy debate and con the chargtp were
partially sustained and 10 aAid that the Board voted
10 suspend Ford for month from ALI the privileges
serts OF charges against Jansen previous to the above
decision accuainR MIN OF MISREPRESENTATION, Ac ana
the BOARD viii hold special meeting on TueSday night
O oounIdef thon
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Pets Jackson Back In Town.

Peter Jackson the giant puEiist from the
AnpodsS returned from hs trip 70 Boston this mornns
He was met upon his arrival At the Grand Central De.
pot by delegation OF we'll known members Of the the.
Atrioal and sporting world.
Among those who mel him were; DenmAn Thompson.
waiter Gale. Sam Fitzpatrick william Naughton, Frank
Mara John Kihm Jim Cation Charley Troy, Al Spencer
Pat Bharkey. Pdte Monoahan, Tom Flinn. W. n. Hard
Ing Dick JoneS Billy Watson, George steyenA Louis
Kemp Dave Holland, Harry Earl, Jimmie NorrY, John
J. Saul Danny Baker; Tom Aonaahan and 9therh
Jackson expressed himself a. highly Rrathed with the
reception tendsred 20 him in Boston and said that
taking into the fact that promnont puEi-
ments he was particularly pleased with che ent
paid him by the authorities In granting TO him the
necessary permit without dissenting voice
lie regretted that he not formally introduced 70
John l. Sullivan and sorry he failed TO him.
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The action Of the llasine Boerd q the Leseue
q AusFican whssnsn n eeclafinF ms q Rss,..s
oiub shs ,, allowed - par ~ Sntfenee tees " 81
psnpss Of any person n aeysls roe appess " 2.
rvctiy sutaronis,Io 70 the Amateur bthsne opoh ~
several Of the olubS members OF the nnien' nave
cycling members whom they sfs eoniinusny eh'erhe -
bioyole races The new Tus bears asPscial
When II s considered Ht cycle clubs are y be aowea
the privilege which the Racing Bosrf intsnd v asnS '"'
athletic olubs .-,..
Ths following are sfsw Of the clubs and prominent
bioyc sts that will be directly sGseted BY this rule
W. Windls A. G. BANKER ". O oempssn A. NiGh
l. IA CLARKE W. schumacher Benhslsy 4 X! - ~
Ringsland, j. NJ, MoTdsh Manhattan = CIV y S.shs
n < Brown T. j. Barber. " y, Crat Gol A. vAsh'
ington " n HsHe W. HAIL JE;- q TIVE In,ni.. NJ ~ ~
R6wmAn New Jersey A q, and ". ". TaxA Aih'euo
Club OF the SChuylkilI Navy. ,,.,. ,... a., 49,.
These men ali compete FOR their athletic cinhs 20 most
bicycle races aud especially TO Een gotnts VI -
o. bicycle championship races IL net Asn LUZ LUZ
they will reliuqulph their membership w the a.neuo
clubs and III future they cannot eenpsh hnne, hnne,ii
A. W. rneh they for their ulnbt the eneel W,
be that aona the very best DirJdlstf IN lhe ooh
viii be dsbarred from competing IN the oyonha oni o,
pipnahtps OF the United StAtea Us All open qu.sNon
whether the A. o. Will take any retahatory ttsps
whether they win simply formulate rules unaef Intep
IN run their bicycling events NJ heu q !he ~ ~ W.
rusa which thsy have hitherto adopted And depeha 1n
the large number OF bicycling events given py Athe"o
clubs 70 retain their bioyoliuH membSrA
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BILLIARDS
Laurel Club Tournament.

The continuous pool tournament was con-
tinued at the Laurel Club last night five games being
played. The drst game between W. T. Hatch (5
balls) and Louis Nailor cratchl To the surprise Of
everybody Nailor was defeated by of 80 to Al
Tho second game between Andrew l. Bergen 40
ballG and Oscar Lang Is balls, Bergen by 80 10
So George Boden tscratch) and d J. Lyman 4 bais)
met In the third OF the evening and after close
contest BOdsn won by so to 4s The fourth game was
played by Andrew L. Bergen no balls, and John D.
ner % bAlsL Bergen had difcuIty in disposinE of
his opponent by of so to a. The fifth and hnal
game. between John White q ballN and George Bo-
don Ocratchl was won after hard fight by Boden by
of 90 TO 81 The tournament will to.
night when six games will be played. The record OF
the tournament up to date ID as follows:
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Trouble for the o. 1. A. c.

Since the Staten Island Athletic Club passed
Its notable resolution refusnR pay the fees
and expenses Of It's athleteS many Of the oubs prou
nant representatives have been elected to membership
In other clubs where they their expenses to
athletic meetings paid Tho Staten Island Club hAa
taken action BY refusing 10 HVo Its TO these
dessrters representing other athletic club for
yeSr, This is in accordance with law Of the Y.
exceptions made In the cases Of Geo SNeger. the
champion hurder. W. +. ThompEon and 2. q sattery.
the high lunper who is entered under the A 9.
allowed to compete therA the games under Inter
collegiate rules and the UnionB rule only applies TO
games held under Its own laws
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JACK Qu,nn vVanto to Meet Bacev.

Jack Quinn. the Scotch champion, said to q
suN yesterday: II that Barnsy FauSe Of
BuHalo has offered $500 purso any Light weight In
the world to meet Billy Dacey in the ring and 70
bet $500 the outside Iundorstand that FauSett Is
thoroughly responsible man and like the look OF his
Offers. would also like 70 meet Daeey. II ho will
moot me at l3S pounds, give or take tive poundS I'm
bis harpn There are several gsntemen who VIII cover
hitch on that II Dacey Is willing all he has to
do 10 to let me known through THE SUE where can
meet him to arrange the prelimnareA and after that
there VIII DO night Ia which will show what can do
have had no good chance TO make q reputation Hinco
have been In the country.n
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The AtaIanta Fool Tourney.

The pool tournament OF the Atalanta Boat
Club for the decision Of the club championship was
continued Wednesday night At The club rooms 574
Fifth avenue in the presence of large number OF in
teresed spectators -Four games were decided and as
the made all close the contests were very
interesting
The first game was between Mohr and Mclean. Score.
Mohr IS points MAcLean 2I Yoth and ParchiId PLAYED
the next game Farchild won hAndiy. scorei v0th 10
Fairchild rs pointR
hohr and Noth then crossed cues and the coneS VIVA
won by Voth who scored 25 points tohis oppoents is
The Kano OF tho might was between Doscher and
Sheehan II was close and inter esnK all Ibrou1n
Score. Sheehan 70 points. Doscher ~
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Don. Au,nd About the weight.

Willie Clark. the well-known South Brook
iyn Light weight yesterday issued rather wide ohal
lsnEe to Jimmv ddy the sx-ohampion liRh. weight Of
New Jersey. He offers to let Liddy weigh what he
pleaseS and to scale at lSo pounds sss
himself provided tho Jorsoyman will fight him TO .
nnish with hid RevoN under Queensberry ruleG Clark
10 not in love with Lddy, and he wants q square
chance % thrash him II Liddy can get stake Clark
Il not the Brooklynite y willing TO nGht for purse
for the signing OF articles and posting say cas- quar-
antse appearance in the ring IL Liddy won't socept
thiA Clark says he would like TO make o match with
Nike BreSlin at lS0 pounda
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Harvard's New Athletic Burldrne.

BosToN. Jan. 30.-The new athletic building
at Harvard College is rapidly approaching completion
The base bail will DO able to occupy their quarters
after the mid year examination now In progress while
the candidates for the university will probably
get TO work in the new building by next week The
tank in which the men will do their preliminary work
win be put IN place very soon and Capt Herrck will
begin to get hs men into active training The tennis
aud racquet courts will not be finished for some time
It deemed advisable to finish up the more i'm.
portant apartments before beginning work on them.
The sun., 1890-01-31
The Harlem "ee,men's Blow Ont.

The Harlem Wbeelmsn. one Of the most ac-
tive wheel organizations Of S city gave their thurh
annuAl entertainment and reception at West End Hall
West l25th street last evening" Tho enteftAinm eht
consisted OF recitaons and vocal and plano BY
werknown gentlemen.
After tho entertainments there was dancing unit the
small hours of tho morning Members of the Hudson
Scg"is usss an n. R1sr.do whssA S sn n.rs a"rs
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Chess Notes.

W. E. R-Ths second game of the Havana match was
mixed In transmission. The game has not bee
bers.
Ar Lpschuz will start for St. Louis to-day to take
part In the chess tournament there Further play his
match with Mr. DemAr will be postponed until after
the st Louis tournament
The tournaments of tho United stateS Chess ASsoeiA
lion VIII begin A. 81 Louis Feb The prizes will be
A. tollowhi Winner Of the championship tournamenL
s9oo TO the second player $50; 10 The third player
f!h 10 The fourth player $751; TO the NTH player go.
Liberal prizes will be gwen In the free-fOr'AL
The sun., 1890-01-31
Orange a. c. BlnInrd Tournament,

The tenth game OF the Orange Athletic
Clubs handicap billiard tournament was played last
night the contestants being A. D. Chandler $50 pontG
and n. O. Hopper, iso points Chandler won the bank
but missed the opening shot Hopper PLAYED rather
poorly at tho beginning Of the game bu. he soon
warmed up 70 ais TorE and. by excellent clay gradn
Palmer
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Matched to swim Across tho Harlem.

Although it Is rather early In the season to
speak OF swimming matches still great dea OF inter.
est being taken in those aquatic events up town. There
was heated discussion several evenings ago between
two prominent twmmers and the result wa. match DO.
tween ihem The Fred Towers OF track fame
and Tom Pyterman who 10 well known up town, The
match iA for $50 trophy and tho Is pay
dianSs AZ DenuneOb Tor The oh will take place
on June and Will be the Harlem River from ths
Friendship Boat Club dock and return The hackers or
beth men are wealthy aud there will be consderabIS
bet the Ooute8L -
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The Corinthian Dinner.

YoNKERs. Jan. 30.-The first annual dinner OF
the ronkerS cornthan Yacht Club took place to-
At houlIres In this city There were about nifty guests
present Speeches were made by several prominent
yAchtmsn Of the Hudson including A. J. Prime w. r.
aLawrencss, ths Rev. Tindsl Crime r Purdy. J. r.
= ss V " TSnSk j., p1iy 4 WSrran, Charles
When M Brennan finished his speech he presented
GSoa IaIch aud chain the Eft OF the members Of the
srsS.. ma % 'hS a,S IT, s Teh ste nErayea Yachting
rubiSL This chain represents rope from which q aus
pended oOmpAaA -
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The American Athletic Clubs cross ss-country
team held their regular Wednesday evening road run.
starting from their club house at 35th and Rail-
road avenue at O'Clock. Tho evening most de-
lighfu and the roads In splendid condition the
fayorte Iastme which was highly enjoyed BY those who
took part No less than twenty sturdy athletes par
tcipated in the run and covered about mos and
half In the time OF forty three minutes and twenty.
seven seconds The 4lnish was very close. The first
seven men 10 cross the line were Allen, Reid, erode
Brtton Lalor Nullaly and Mamok. The Americans viii
have road runs every Wednesday evening and cross
country every Sunday morning starting their club
house ~ y and 10 o'clock respoctiVey.
The sun., 1890-01-31

The match between John Tiernan OF the
Down Town Athletic Club and Harry Rivers Of the Ma
tonas s creating quite little speculation among the
amateur boIers to the probable winner. Ternan
training bard for the contest and will face his In
fine condition Rivers 10 down TO weight and 10 harden
ing his aesh for the fray They are 70 meet az rs
the annual boxing compositions Of the Brighton Athletic
Club Dan Cox The President OF the BriRhtonL prom
ibeB great programme this occasion Several other
matches viii also be decided tho evening The
date named for the hnalSis Feb q
The sun., 1890-01-31

The Prospect Harrers hold their fourth run
in the Brandt trophy competition last night the start
being made from the Fountain House Flatbush
avenre. Brooklyn A distance of 1--WE and one half
miles waa coyered. Sixteen started. The frst man
home was T. Froeth, s. StAEE second q. ". Conk-
lin third J. u, Aeiior fourth C. ~ Roses nth. Tins.
- minutes 80 secOnhR Starter and timer, Mr.. +
Freeth Judge OF the finish, Mr.. j. Z. Brown.
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Bachelors Against BsHedleLs at Chess.

A novel chess match began in the Manhat-
tan Chess Club rooms last evening. Twelve
married men were pitted against an equal
number OF single men 10 play two games with
each other. The match was intended. in a
Joking way as q test OF the comparative mental
strength OF bachelors and Benedicks.
The score at u late hour was to 2 In favor
Of the hinRla men. IA annRnnnd.
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With view to developing Cross country ath-
leteS Capt Jacob Adelsdorfer of the Pasno Athletic
Club took twenty athletes for ten. mile road run
the East River.
As Ut was only practice run otme taken and
no ofnciA conducted the as tho experienced
members OF the party coached tic noyices In vt the
finish.
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one leaepe 20 another a. any time. and 40 n
honorAbly, This tematk u The Bhlttmofe
e fSssSts s. SsS.S Ne as SS e z T.
likely 10 nop Ct hhy moment
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Sporting 6oeds, &c.
QUIZ PRTCES.

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sS snEtn ee each soc per dozen; sent By mall on
stNst tNtt ~ money or 2eent stAmpS Also best quality
stesl lrlnEA DO each. SOC per DOZEN When ofderinS
SWhAt tnBtEumsnt they arc waited for.
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