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Haze Hall Notes.

Jersey City and Hartford play at ErAstnA next
Sunday.
Tho New Haven team made $500 last week, outside
OF all expenses
Long John Tener is tho best pitcher the Pittsburgh
or. II team have got
The Newark Club will play their opening game at
their old grounds today
The Jersey City Club have signed Catcher Dan Muir.
ply late Of tho Sioux city 'iuO
Tho New York N - team will put in tho Murphy
battery 10 day against the cincinnati Club
Tomorrow mornings game at Oakland Park will be
Capt Ned Hanlon OF the Pittsburgh (P L) team at
tributes the poor showing OF his club 10 the high living
OF his plRyera
The Jersey City Club are in crippled condition Bur
dock. Dooley. Ramsey Collins McDsrmott and Turner
are all laid up
TWAS hard luck for New York to loso yesterday to
Chicago az At two different times Denny could have
won by hit
Manager Simmons of tho wiminRtons has released
Catcher Wilmer BLACK Second BaSemSn CrseRan, and
fltcher JRmeb GRligAh
Mutrio wagsrsd a sui, of clothes with Arson yoster.
day that The New orks would beat the ChicaGOs
In the race for tho pennAnI
Rusie won two Of four games no pitched against
the New YorkB and not three rs enormously
stated In Tux sUE Yesterday
The chicago National league ! team wili m%Es their
TS spheSrnnee aSnns tI9 % b. aas Az AShE
Short stop Tommy Corcoran. who deserted the New
Haven team 70 JOIN the Pittsburgh a. H. team, has
Bsdsa OF liz az S6c Gssocon has as susSsndsd
him
BuRuSGroS. May 2s-At an executive meeting of tho
row morning Gales0urE win be- dropped and Indian
apollo substituted IN rs place TINS "ii make ne In
terstato League one OF the strongest lhulAuaPOh vi"
open In quincy next MONDAY
The Philadelphia Players League Club held itsweekly
P m.GT 70 q. eTy i not &c So Sys ana he
asked gn. nor did any one hint that his
ox. viii TF :. fSs. T ss T Gtn be
tween the captain and freSluehI
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| (P. L. team presented bold front at Brother
hood Park yesterday. and they wound up the
series with Cleveland by giving the visitors
severe beating. There was nothing particu-
larry brilliant about the game, nor can 1t be
said that poor playing predominnted. For four
innings It was nip and tuck, but In the follow
ing inning the Clevelands had all their pros
poets dashed to pieces. Twelve Of the New
Yorks went to the bat in this inning, and the
easy manner In which O'Brien was hit was
quite surprising. Usually very effective
pitcher against these same batsmen, he was
totally unable In this Instance to keep the ball
from within their reach and those who dd not
hit him we're sent to base on bal and IN one
instance batsman reached his base by being
hit ,-...
lowed this up in the sixth inning with three
additional runs. O'Rourke sending two men
across the plate and making the circuit himself
by u long hit to left field Gore duplicated
ORourke's hit in the seventh inning, only that
and then a base on balls and two singles added
another run. Iebeau had a good opportunity
TO make double play In tho eighth Inning, but
q wild throw to second, two bases on halis.
Browns sacrifice, and Connor's sale MY re-
were enough for Manager Ewing. and In the
seventh he gave way to Brown. ,-,,.
The Clevelands did not score until the fourth
inning, when Larkin hit to the LETT 1eld
for base home BALM n ShG sa' Rac
flee. double by Larkin. and Tebeau,s
single netted two extra runs, one earned. IN
the eighth base on balls, Tebeau's double
Twitchells sacrifice. and Snyders single
brought in two more runs one earned. Inc
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SHOOTING.
Levens Beats Mills.

During the last meeting of tho olenmore Rod ane
Club 1t decided to accept the invitation issued
by the Fountain Gun Club for their cup shoot TO Do
hold on June at woodlawn Park In considering the
claims OF club members 10 position on the team OF
i've which will Represent tho Genmoro Club, Dr. Pow
ell thought that William MilA known to all frequenters
of Dexter Park as Billy would DO good man while
Mr.. W. II. Selover of the opinion that thore were
equally good or better shooters the list Of member
ship Mr. Powell asked his colleague TO nRme his man.
and Mr. selover promptly replied that he thought VIII
ams Levens of East New York could shoot as well a.
Miila Tho outcome OF the matter was that match
was arranged to shot of by Mills land iLoyin4 and
a coin was tossed up to decide II the contest should
be for n purse of 500 or $50
gentlemen contributed their quota The match cane
OF yesterday on L. Miers Dexter Park grounds Inc
conditions were % yards rise each man to shoot -
barrel only 80 YARDS boundary three miuute.' time
for ering tho birds challenges for shot marks Al
lowed An Interested and excited crowd OF speosator
witnessed tho battle, and considerable amount Of
money changed hands on the result Mr. seovsr ookea
after Levenb while Mills brother took care OF the lnt
ter. and DR.. Powell saw that his mana opPonent , 70
ceived undue advantage. tho Doctor chaHenKlnG
three birds for shot markG Major PentH made very
efficient and to both parties most acceptable retereo
W. Levens-Killed, 10; missed. 0.
W. hlls-killod. Is; missed, 10.
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PRuoEToK May s-one Of the most interesting ton.
nS singles Played In Princeton has
tust been concluded and tho championship of the col
lege was again won by johnson, ~, who to be
invincble far Princeton students are concerned
There were larger number OF entries than in former
years and q mArked Improvement in tho PLAYING TIL
tho last few rounds the contest lay between Glad
thus had tho honor OF meeting johnson who was ex.
cluded from the tournament for tho cham onship
johnson easily The Bcorei
First Round-Gladwin beat Case e. 6-5; Case beat
Lord, 6-t, IS, Herriok beat Post Ga 6-2; Rankin
beat Robinson 2-6, g. 9-7 Belts beat kellogg, SIS
90 strong beat Green. 81 -; Merchant beat
Pomberton, "a 60 49, Vernon beat Condit 6-3,
6-S
Second Round-Gladwin boat Cash 6--5, g.. Herrick
beat Rankin, Ga, e-4 strong beat Belts Ga, 81;
Vernon beat Merchant 6-3 Ct
Third Round-GAdwtn beat uerrick. So g. SIS;
Vernon boat strong. 81 81.
Finas-Vernon beat Gladwin, 60. 6-l, 81
Observation-Disclosures beat Vernon. Go. 81, 6-4
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FALSE RUMORS.
A Talk with President Braden COncerninE
tho Atlantic Association.

There have been rumors, since the decision given by
the Board of Arbitration In the Petit that the
Atlantic Association would link fortunes with tho
Brotherhood 1t is fact that all the Atlantic Associa
ton people very sore over the way the Board OF
A Despatch sent out from Wilmington and printed in
the Philadelphia papers bore the staten Yesterday
cidedly of forming combine with toe Brother
hood which would result In placing the National League
.sus SAa Woad proTsSy fooW the move BY the AtSn
tic Assoc alton should tho lAit- take such Astep
lie sulile ed anu said
- have heard these stories myself. and can say
ton fees II II had been badly treated by the Board
Of Arbitration but nave submitted TO It's decisions.
who Wound not be- foolish As 10 Join forces with the
brotherhooI At this stage OF the game We recognize
ball, and We intend TO stick to It
- How ID the attendance In the Atlantic Association
cities P" WAS asked
New Haven is drawing the best of any Of them They
have an average attendance OF from 500 to 2 OOOA
gAme and some days IL reaches 30 when such teams
hs baltimore and Washington play there. Last week
syery team that played there got considerably more
imam inc usual guarantee. Washington ana baltimore
mot drawing very large crowds lust At present bat the
attendance noyerthelesA gratifying for the kind of
eddy DO larger later on Hartford has had streak Of
hard luck and tho people there seem to take IT very
much TO heart Wilmington has done very little but Is
What DO you thing of the strength OF tho various
;" consider them all about evenly matched In fact
do not know OF q league where there 10 so much
certainty as 70 which will win as in tho Atlantic
game having been greatly SlrehEthen:d by Charles
BRADY ana Catcher Murphy Tho Hartford team u be-
been doing. Tho Wilmington team Il no sIouch OF an
organization. and ought 10 win good share OF the
The prospects Of the Atlantic Association consider
as rosy az any base ball organization IN tho country
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In the second set Pettltt was evidently on his
mettle. and, playing coolly and with fine style.
rapidly scored three games running. Saunders
won the fourth. Pettitt the flith Saunders tho
sixth and seventh. after which Pettitt had
things all his own way, winning the remaining
games and the set.
In the third set Pettitt scored the first two,
Saunders the third, and alternate games fol.
lowed until the last four. which were won by
Petit.
In the fourth set Saunders scored first, but
after a tough struggle Pettitt won the set,
making the result OF the days play Pettitt
three. Saunders one set, and the score to time
four each. Fridays play is awaited with great
interest
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AMoNe TIE ArHLRrEs.
The New Epr,and In,.rco,,.-,.,. e.-

Inc New EnElRnd Intercollegiate Games.
WORCESTER, May 2S-The annual field sports OF tho
new England intercollegiate Association took place
'h's AFTERNOON some 100 spectators being present
h'hough the day was cold and rainy Tho event OF the
Gay was the beating of tho record for standing high
jump by Crook OF Williams who was credited with 5
rect IL inches the record being ) feet IN inches
The referee was George W Carr President OF the Man
haitian Athletic Club. The events aud the winners
were:
100 Yards Dash-FinAl heat won by Raey Of Amherst
In lo'S seconds; Williams OF Dartmouth second
tug ot'wsr between Dartmouth and williams-won by
Williams by u ofan inch; second trial won by Williams
Il OF an inch.
Half mile run, II entries-won by jackson OF Am
heIt In minutes leo seconds Hutchns OF Trinity sec
~ yards hurdle race-rina heat won by LuddinRton
PSs Sst IN ~ seconds Raston Of Wesley an second
with y fss, Ten entries won by Ewing Of Amherst
b9GT rn a., slg va, Ewing,s record
Sy Williams Of Dartmouth in % i.j seconds; DGimuni
St Amhss, seconds DSaOSho Of %@.
in one mile FqP six entries won Wells of Amherst
hSsGt Of Dartmouth with IS feet inches; Little Of
caarler mile Kun-Tweve entries; won by shattuck
OF Amherst in 81 IS seconds Jackson OF Amherst
ofW fang !g e., JT1mPdEsh sns,e by Crook
Two Hundred and Twenty Yards Hurdle Rsco-rina
neal won by AIDE in ~ seconds. RAston second
Mile Malk-Ten entries won by Gregg u amherst in
u Uues ~ seconds kaub of Amhers second
stunning Hgh Jump-Soven entries, won by Barrows
second " "''''"ihs
Putting Is pound Shot Eleven entries; won by Alex
Amherst second Va
standing Broad Jump-Eight entriea Won by Crook
second " 1890 ~' Va ''"''I'
Running Broad Jump-Ten entrea Won by Potter of
mouth second ''
Iwo'mie kun-Seven entries Won by Wells of Am.
second ~ N ~ N''~n''
The Amherst boys 10 nrss: Brown !: Dart
mouth .; Williams g. The Amherst boys ere iubiAnt
hter the events were over and made a street parade
heaued by brass band The track was wet and heavy
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They VIII Meet on june "a for 81 900.

Tho board OF Directors OF tho Puritan Club OF Long
Island city held u meeting yesterday in this city 1t
was tho meeting Of The Board since the Reagan and
Mccoy hsht The members present were George Bul.
wcr President j. Snyder Frank Carroll Frank steven
sun and Wlum T., Harding acting Secretary. II was
decided purse Of Sllin for glove he
tween Jack Hoppe and By pGcey. The contest is not
10 !mi ed to special nuHOrr OF rounds tut Mar
CUTS Queensberry rules will govern Tho referee s
be selected at tho FOrS GGzsiiS ONCE June and
lie men are to weigh In June q tWeVe ours before
entering the ring one week before tie cor. est the
nurse viii be depnE cd with Richard Fox Tho Puri,
tan Cub assumes fun management or the arair and
tickets will DO for only at tho club hOu-- BOr-
tho evening Of tie contest which be
decided on Tuesday evening June "a
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Tho National League.
THE RECORD.

CHICAGO IN. L. 8: NEW YORK IN. L., 4.
The New York IN. l. team did not mako 1t
four straight defeats for Chicago after all.
although they came so near TO IL that there was
no fun In It for Arson. 1t was In tho ninth
inning OF the last game OF the series yesterday
that Arson stood trem bling in his Shoes while
the s5S spectators arose on their feet In one
solid body yelling and hurrahinG and throwing
their hats In the air as they saw the New Yorks
take hold Of their bats and score two runs
before ybody was out With the score to
against the New Yorks. Esterbrook stepped to
the plate and raped out two-baRger over
Andrewss head Bassett sent the ball flying
over Andrewss head Tor three bases.
to right, and Bassett scored. At this
point pandemonium reigned supreme. No
IS I'm TEa S Wn
the game, When Denny stepped to the bat 1t
was thought that, although he had had q
Sso4S e RSna % pe Of hs Eb. to tie R
he could do wa. to hit to Hutchinson and
double play resulted. Clarke hit hard to right
wiped the, sweat from his brow. as he had had
a close sail.
The New Yorks played yellow ball during the
the four innings he pitched be sent seven men
to first base on, balls. Buckley'S finger
troubled him, and he had an Off day. BurEett
ing out seven men and holding the Chicagos
down to three hits.
There we're several brilliant plays on both
Dick ups. and Glasscock. By lightning-ife
throwing to first base. caught two men who
looked safe. Hornung's beautiful throw to
psrformed the remarEs6le feat 1 Of thr"Wins
HnrnunR out at first base from right field on a
hit that looked perfectly safe. 1t ia the first
time 1t has been done at the Polo grounds this
The
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ceiling.

The Kings County wheelmen will hold club run to
Bath Beach on sunday.
capt. MnrIhy of the Kings County whsslmsn will
compete in the Ne" Haven races on June9
George NJ NeBhitt 10 strong fayoritS for the club
road race OF tbs New York cycls Club on June Z
Capt Fuller Of the Brooklyn Bicycle Club has cAll.d
moonlight run for June ?, for down tho Boulevard
A combine club run Of the Vow York and BROOKLYN
bicycle clubs VIII be he d on Juno to Fort Schuyler
W J. COrCorAn, the well known bicycle trainer giy.a
his opinion that Willie windle has equal as racing
-N
schumacher Of the Berkeley Athletic Club will COM
saturday y"
tn" Kings County wheolmens lantern parade will bo
held on June - the CuO will also give stag rae et on
the same ling.
In the tenmils handicap road race OF the PsoriA
Bicycle Club on FRIDAY last bert eyerS won from me
scratch IN thirty nine minutes, ~
ON Saturday last two more wheemen met with Acoi.
dent5 IN Prospect Park MeEsrs Hisun and Bonner OF
thr klnh 9nnI Wheelmen being run down, receiving
some painful bruises
marley Murphy the well known racer of the HingE
county Nhernen received bad fall while trAni,g on
thr r'hgton courS- on sunday which may prevent his
riding N the road race $50
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Tho closing game OF the Arlington bowling tourna
mant is down for June Ut Gates and Nosltahd ave.
nueS Brooklyn. George ougl ana other eminent
sphere SINGERS will be on hand
Tho Columbus bowling Clue OF Brooklyn wound %
evening last Chronic sOssntseS were conspicuous for
their presence this Asion All owing 10 quiet
port that had been circulated TO the effect that Com
TSde George RGu would invite INC BOYS TO assist at no
boys adjourned to tho Columbus Club rooms President
william ObeTnier on behalf OF the club uresentol
George with beautiful cane the handle OF which con
talns striking kenss; OF the foolpehL mo became
orator Of the club acted As his Subsitute Thereafter
Invitation Of ComrAie Au the boys partuOk of tho
dSeAcisS provided by the cAned man for their elInCG
ton, after which songs GpseehsS &C. enllyentd tho
IouFn.
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Ready for SATURDAY..

day for the last time ami tomorrow they will take
little or no exercise They go to New York on Friday
and spend the night at the Park Avenue Hotel The
team is TO have special car the way down and a
second will 10 reserved for teams supportera
Tho men will return on Saturday afternoon harvard
has exceedingly goo! team this year and IL Is CON
coded. even by men from other colleges that she has
the best chance OF winning the Mott Haven cup
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Tenni. ut New Haven.

SEw HAVEN, May 2s-Tho tennis tournament OF the
New Haven Lawn Club opened to-day Tho result:
Preliminary Round-B. Fellows defeated W. Trow.
bridge, Ga ell; r. G. Beach defeated Q, GrueneE
60 60; C. A. McChen defeated Z; b. Psets. G-5.
IS LoGnsberry defeated {. Billings 90. 6-Si
+ E. Hall defeated II. u White 80 o.; +. Hunting
ton defeated T. Hooker. Ga, b-l
First Rouud-f. hUntinRto on won from z H. English.
6-l 60; r. V. Beach defeated Is II, Kernochin. o.,
Ga; /. Sanford defeated j. Nichols Jr., 40, 0-L
Second kound-L Sanford beat X V. Beach, g., Ga
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The Erie Gum Club.

The members Of tho Erie Gun Club held Q well-at-
tended and quito exciting shoot on the Woodlavn
Park grounds yesterday afternoon. Four OF the nine
competitors tied for tho club medal and frat prize
straRht and tho other Ave for second prize out OF
the possible T. Tho shoot of of tic close and
long protracted especially between the two brothers
@. and j. Plate. tho latter winning ultimately the
twentythi,d round In the arst sweepstahsa. which
followed tho regular event G. Plate and 6chmadickQ
divided first money q out of %. In the second
sweep Grae Domain Detlefsen Clarey, and ElsaaSs1
tied. the rst named dividing the prize after
outsh0oting their opponents tho eleventh round.
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Keeo.d Rreak,ne at Princeton.

PRINCETON May 2s.-Two college records were broken
this afternoon tho varsity grounds Tho college
record OF ~ feet in putting the shot broken by H.
H Janeway. who put it 80 feet inches c. c. Jener-
who has thrown tho hammer till this seRsOn
promises be successful durk for the interco.
legIate Ramee tho Berkeley oval next saturday Ho
distinguished himself to day rs a hammer thTower in
sending It distance OF ~ feet breaking the college
rhcn by frhL
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fishing Garlic.
NOTICE TO FISHERMENI

CUT PRICES FOR 1890! BrSss multiplying
SSes ofance handle screw a cup holds 80 resI line
iS,, Linen reel lines on book $50 feet ethrsSd Ssc
iuc doteni double, l5c treble roc BEADED sEIysis
20 eaSh Brass swive ~. dozen swivel BpTeGderS
i3o, 90 Large Variety OF wood Reels 200 &c 7ao
Tasks cHIsc send e stamp for illustrated RGGnE
AZ comm CT IF MAHSTRRs.
OPEN BYRNISG9l
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pistol match took place recently at Munich be-
tween Buffalo Bils Johnny Daily and Prince Leopold
OF Bavaria Plaster eggs thrown Into the were used
Prince Leopold defeated his adversary without the
slightest difficulty.
shooting match took place on Tuesday evening at
Lettlers rie gallery between A StrAub of the Turtle
Bay Rite Club and John Dietz OF tho Rose Hill Rio
Club. The prize was gold watch worth $780, each to
have ten frames of hve shots each Dietx won the
match by the following score; DIetz So 65, ST. ST. ST.
q ~ @, % 5o-oH sraub, 90 90 81, 80. Of SO So
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DECORATION DAY EVENTS.
Where Ono Can Enjoy HImself-A Big Day
for the Sports.
YACHTING.

YACHTING.
Kniekerhocker Yacht Club races-East River.
New R9ehs,le YaSh, club raSesNLopg Island Sound
t:!anttc Yacht cluh Speping sal-Lower hay
RiveP c0FnhiAn Yacht Club opening 'Ai-Hud'0I
Yacht Club noRsnns
XII Won KuI! Yacht Club raceIKill Won Kpn
Cornhan Navy Cruse-East River and Long 1slant
Jersey ely Yacht Club opening sAllmUpPsr bay.
GSses,or Yacht Club fbp opsnnT sai!Hpppor Bay
Cedar Point Yacht Club opening sAl-CedAr Point sau
FSii Ri sssi sG., o Dsn5 5sEa'sA
Cape codNEast Dennis GSsA
Bay View cruIse-Boston.
CorinthiAn-AarbleheAd.
ATHLETIC.
ssi.S 4 ses?s:A:EPss s;:
EsS aA co.xss ssRa r
1nterscholAstic Rames-Princeton
S Hiir q q gam se%%SsaiiaS L
YYoR T 4 S51 Opsni PS,i .aoaE,.
Aetiys 4 q Eamesc-currS'i woods HoSoken, MI
Y& SsS sn tnT EH SGa'0nA'f"
ssSs''a STATE a.s1o.sss S SS
s. Patrick Alliance gamsS-Jones Woods
PP Gs9ims 4 / Es@ss-St L ouh1'D'0
EOQt rAce-Meriden. Conn.
Y ". q. A. outing Greenwood Lake
National 4; s gamos,RidEe WOOD Psrk;
Turner's gAmes-Newark.
SHOOTING
New York Rifa CIub-Creedmoor LII
Dexter faTE shooting %s.oeiSIion7 Dexter Park.
S:ssh sSqG I'm
Monahan Gun Club amGica, L L
Shoot at tlmstord n. Y:
WssSiRsa or fs sshs GuS .Soot.7ad street
Shooting at Ef6's-NsWarf
South Side Gun club shoot-Newark.
EEEGkSwSE r09t CLUB Point
WHEELING
f ITSp.Y meet ays nile r0 % rfHsSiSusn NJ
Race meet at Worcester, MasS
Race meet Rome Ciub-Rome, N. Y.
Citizens Bicycle Club outing.
Prospect heelmen cham pionship race-MIlburn. N j.
S &c SyrStS road r1e e.
Wheelmens meet-sunbury. Pa
AQUATIC.
Orion Boat Club, openng.Jsrsey City Heights
Boston A 4. rs !towdoin GolIsGe-BoI'on
PRssaio Canoe Assn meet-BAyonno
Eys, KS Sno Vest ssd t.
Race Casey vs. joyce boston.
ssTGSainp sos' qs ss% 8PR rarS
fatsrson Va \ i ,; . S.v i,,s,'thn
Ss safI asaT g '. u
Manhattan va New York, second eleVens-Prospect
Park
Kings county vs. Trsnton-Trentou.
New Yorks Va Berkeley-Berkeley0 Oval.
TENNIS
Flushing A. c. 'ourueY-FlushinR
Elizabeth lawn ennis Rames-EliZAbeth
Berkeley A. &. lourneH-BerkOlsy oval
FlAtbush Fled CLUB Tourney-Flatbush
FOOTBALL
BROOKLYN vs. Shamrock-Prospect Park
NUuparel vs. LOngfellow-kid EeWOod
LACRok.R.
Philadelphia Va Lehigh-Bethlehem, Pa
BOXING
Weir VS.. Murphy-IIo boken.
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Tho ZettIer Rho Club.

Tho Zettler Rifle Club of New York took formal pos
session Of its new quarters at 1871 Bowery last night
Tho members assembled in front of their old stamping
ground, 2o7 Bowery. and marched from there to the
stand After inspecting the many improvements
and facilities OF the gallery, which promises TO become
one Of the most popular in tho city they down Q
weliprepared supper in tho spacious meeting room Mr.
shooter was the guest OF tho evening and many were
the good wishes of his club that he miRht be
successful In his Efforts at the Berlin competition.
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Tho championship match at continuous pool between
Charles Manning and Albert Powers tho present chs
plon VIII ne played On June 10 20 and p at Maurice
Days billiard room, Washington street, BrOoklyn
There will be an exciting pool match at tho Bays
water New York Bay shore, this evening be.
Charles Manning The match will consist OF w. points
and VIII be for $40 SIDE This will be preceded by
solitaire match between Mr. Knight and Mr. Ballard, Jr,
for silver cup Seats will be reserved for ladies
The standing of the men competing in tho continuous
handicap billiard tournament OF tho Kings County
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Tho Gleumore Rod and Gun Club.

The Glenmoro Rod and Gun Club held its regular
monthly shoot after the LevensMills match at l. Nil
ler's Dexter Park yesterday afternoon. Tho scores
W. Levens 20 yards, g; W. selover. 90 yards =: Dr.
Boehm 81 yards A. j. ochs IS yards 4; H. schlichtner
IS yards E. HeIRans IS yards Jardin ~ yarda.
Z; Dr.. Powell 81 yards I; G; MCGEE ~ yardA u j: h
SchllemRnu, IS yards d: D. Van Wycklen. ~ yards,
Tie for badge, birds each mana. Jardin, /; DR..
Powell, =: D. Van ycken, 8
sweepstakes blrdA Is yards rise. eight entered;
two prlzes-W. LevenS, 8; d. Van wycklen 8: E Hell
gans, q K PhisteE Jr 3; W. Seoyer p J. OehA o; A
Anderson. 3; J. Black. J