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The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-12-04

We felt the first effects of the Nc.
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informed by the representative of
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that we could buy no more paper at
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Tue blessing is truly in disguise.
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Messers C. A. Snow & Co., Patent
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There is disagreeable sound to
democratic ears in the proclamation
issued by the Queen Regent decIar-
ing Princess WIlhelmine, Queen of
the Netherlands. How much longer
will the people of Europe allow this
royal farce to continue?
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-12-04

Moderation and conservatism
should be the watch.word of the
democratic party from this time forth
Let ~ profit by the deep, very deep
hole in which radIealisin led the re.
publican party.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-12-04

II you do not believe that the re-
publican administration and Congress
have been expensive Injuries just
compare the present condition OF the
National Treasury with what it was
March 4, 1889, and you will.
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The sun., 1890-04-17

The msmbers of the freshman tug of:war. team of
ana k:tchell have recently received their prneS Tor
The prizes were silk pennants IN Columbia cOlorG
There 4ssenson in the Titan Athletic Club the
s staf at are ns sppSs. @ Sns n4
arguing that the design is Known Throughout tho
GHs hs
posed BY far however the pfe.tsst sT
sna DSS a. ' oHRa
s o q ssry ss nd
Thomas Ray Nearly ai the members were present
s ;s aI All II t1f
and were Bert
The Chicago Athletic Club which has recently been
SfmSn s. Sa sHs Is
Treasurer; ko and C Eickersou Secretary and BoGr
70 T9
hd ali daos G%st m Gp, ,.
Sea1x Se1. M nav %sG%Psa AeF the club is open a" mem
Tho students Of Amherst College an athlet
s rE, o. nay1E VI been given 10 the college BY M
Ged and TO AID and suppor ne various nr9pchek Tho
Wits the so and Se be sse re re- e To b. Fs e
sy m ~ M Ms nnc HAMS o The %theuc Board The manage
or less careless during the past ten years but at
and Conduit affairs Oh pertnent p ana a dwn Ga T
ness basis. The obligations to be paid BY suTscrp,
The boxing tournament of the Clerlnont Athletic Club
q 81 WiiamsHurEh ~, has been POSTPONED until May and
contestants said they would not have time to train
properly Tor the event. as It was only announced
TWO weeks ago Op May the trial bouIs viii be Le!d
Meber's Washington Hall Broadway aud Park avenue
Brookyn Z. D. The tournament includes lye asses
w lnn rounds rs pounds ~ pounds, and lso and
Entries close with NJ f. Mar5rOugh AZ Clermout ave
nue., Brooklyn. Entry fee 81.
u 6; Smith, New York City.--It would be hest TO de
eide the bet OF. careful research shows thors has
been NO bonh.hde hampionship meeting OF the Ma.
aonaI nard y y. since January, ISs4 aud the only
distance event was "a mile run, which was won by H.
y. CLARK, Company h, seventh Regiment. Al the pre-
yious rhampionship meeting Jan ~ ls'H there was
hve mile run. which was won by =. j. Leach Company
Twelfth Regiment. with 4. Kraft Thirteenth Reg.
ment second since !then several reriments have
gwen runs putported to be for tho NAtOnA Guard
championship but thrse events were nERu h0riZed no
permission having been accorded IL ~ quite probable
that X 4 Chadscy of the Niat,. Regiment could de
feat any regimcnta profess onhl distance runner while
the amiteur championship - All uncertain mhtfer with
the chances ay"r.ug 4. $ MHc-Ee.pr Thirteenth Reg.
ment. Al any d!slAnce Ahmv9 tMm Oh les.
The sun., 1890-04-17
Athletic Road Runners.

The cross-country team Of the Cathedral Lit
erary Society held II most enjoyable road last
night. The start effca aIed promptly at O'Clock
from the club house. in East Fifteth street and the
pack finished vel! together in good time, after an
eignt mile run
Activity IL feature OF tn" American Athletic Clubs
cOuntry and tho athletes Of that organa
tOn winding up the season with u series Of runs
that are well attended ana productive OF some good
sport
Last night Capt. J. Reid had the full for tho
regular run over a course extending from the club
grounds at S5h street 10 Fifty ninth street and return
Al the star cross country runners Of the club par
tlciDAted aud tie finish close and interesting
Reid rst Edge second aud the pack well together
Time, u minutes lsts secondE
Thirty two embryo champions held n road last
night the start ana nish being at sixty first street and
ffth avenue Tho course from that point to l2th
street and the young road enjoyed the trip
very much All finished well together, Timekeep epers
aud officials were dispensed with
The sun., 1890-04-17

o,Copnor and stanshury have been matched to row
on the Paramatta, June %
Tho Hudson Boat Cub had outthcir eight siI, ana
quito stunning.
any for the Harlem DECORATION bay regatta
will be tho guests Of the Uuion Boat Club.
so far Cant CanAvan of the NonpAroi Rowing Club
and four cared gig crews In the Harlem Regatta
The Crescent Rowns Club has been presented With a
handsome OF coOrs for their barge by Miss H..
TornSn a friend OF President Henry {. Shirley.
The Albany Towing club Of Albany is making great
gattas.
Ed Anderson. Val Mott "Iiusk" Cornell. and Hod"
Walters od.t!me memUers of tile pauntless Rowing
nuo tits said will take an active ntercs. in the club
this season.
George ". Lee las completed arrangements with tho
Undue Barge club of Philadelphia to tram their crews
for the Fourth of July regatta He leaves for PhiAde
phia this week
=, The four cared shell AMI four Dared gig Hut by Nike
hsy Vii s be e nSH sh @eany %re e and
and VIII likely be put overheard next sunday.
club voted 10 I,ln the New England Amateur Rowing
AssSciAton anu to be rel resented by base ball team
II the Merrimack Valley Athletic Association.
In a circular to the members OF the New York Canoe
C!ub Commodore NsdaI anuo incos that at meeting
nmo iiateIy with the 6udns OF the new club house
a M m @ m 10 Re On @ ST
FOR the new house 1t is :" coet about $50 Two2f
and AIN crediTlv ntOrmei tSst tie oncers wouu not
he Offended by smiisr cash Eitts to any amount The
depth and ;EN feet IN area The style and size OF the
supernruGtre yet to be determined II is expected
that the C0riur stone 0f the viii be laid in few
days Therein Will be depUsedhle club uni Ia suit
Of oilers NadNs white tie. bottle OF milk, Secretary
Stevenss certificate OF incinhershp IN the A C. A. and
ponder over Tle Secreiafy of lie New VoTE Canoe ne
Club has received notice that challenge viii he ssacd
for the International Cup AIR Fnrd tones of BROCK viIe
annda being the probable contestant The date o! tho
spring regatta is Ned fer june n The American Canoe
Association will huld salt JesSOps Seck
fucOnc Bav, Lon; Island this sumner nder the
management Of the present Commodore. Mr. Henry
stanton uf tile ni'kerUOckcr cub WHO is well known
"a popular and clever organizer the Of
the is assured good OF the club
Jessops Neck will be desirable from every point
The sun., 1890-04-17
FIGhIIhE NOIeA.

John Quinn OF PttsbnrRh will be in this CITY m few
uAlt ana VIII Try ana arrange u glove cUNtCs. hc'r
Iht Farrell and bomnick McCafrSy Nr QUINN -
Mi,hE 70 back Farrell AGAINST McCRnrey either tu II
hhsh or ior limited number OF rounds
Joe Russell the New Haven light weight who was
very prominent about year ago IN pugilisr circles
matched 10 hsht sN TUunds with small gloves $50
with Black Barney the cOorei champion of Jersey
city takes place AT Nike Boyle'S In IiODOL Fri
day night
Paddy Mcbride. the Philale phia liyht weight who
has been training In the Quaker City for some tin
past, VIII arrive III Jersey Ity on honiHV nsNt, and
viii put III" nishlnR touches ~ prvni" rlub room
for s contest with Jimmy Lynch the indicated l2I
pound puHtibt,
Billy Lloyd Of tho Park ATHLETIC Club and I,hn Young
OF the NAuonhk nave been matched to ten rounds
for SlOJ trophy. ThOy weigh 20 pounds aud are tho
leaders Al that weight of the clubs mentioned The az
May IL. "
The following was received NJ the PUfce Gaf>ft, Office
The Erie County Athlete tlub viii give 81 10 nurse
for Jack hCAulne aud bIIy MyrT to box Tor Also O
i9r jimmy ConnorS and Tommy Warren or oWnoU and
Ike Weir or ionnoTs and Australian DIly AuTpny
EtLIcr GSTrus Tulos 70 govern"
To TIlE EmTOR n THE sCS-Sir Please state for me
thai hiks BreBin need not look for Frank moore ~
Elizabeth will hGt Mike BTeSlin for sl able ,rnrse
70 nhiSh or number OF rounds beiore any athletic
cluo IN the unoS s'AteS -four weeks from dguing ar
ucleS remain JIH CoVsuEs
Australian Billy Murphy has in purEcs alone while
IN 'alIornlA $40 since his arrival there less than
year ego That Ia considerable wealth for . man whO
landed there pruniesS after working his passage over
Ten he wAA oelAied that be had easily that he
went oat Ahd purcllaaed glass of wine ana smoked
for two days.
The sun., 1890-04-17
Odds and Ends of Sports.

The Chicago Whist Club, composed of picked players
waytes team on April = There were sirhteen tables,
cAeo, a3IU
PITTSwHs ApTi'I y I'IGSorgo 90 No1emac tie feds.
with chai!enEe 10 run any man IN the word twelve
ss@I s cav a 1 44y M for sn,ny M The race to
Jack, a valuable tull terrier, who two weeks ago
th.el laidy, an mrorted dog, from Belfast
5f 5f+n5 IS 2SF -n1 L5a i! f.i .i nj. MI;
he contracted at the time Of his last DRtte.
Ttutyetgt Belgian and french .portinS soc eies at.
tended an inernti9aI cock nght a. rI"ce cslei RGu
FAIro Isses which had been orous on sia prsvi"as
TO 40 france
on I'm % Mount t
and fhii Morris The distance was 10 yards and :Ae
tators. bur tle bet!n; wa. NOT yery bril-, Lehman
by five yards in li'l seconds
AZ the annual meeting of the American Fox Terrier
stSel o7G..s tSr Ins sES"S ysir August As
fTxI hsmIn [a l. on Ma'4sF1 Tny. !r IL
sT}urd Garencs F",h5o2e = Il i$ntocS % T. TG'" Frod
defeated joe na!. AnF o % Of ns city
can wrestling match here nst night i9r the bantam
Ing no rounds ssSh Imms won .Rs ,rs i.I after
OwaG Then s hs sst ext tSreo Ss No. @ sftd ana
ths innt, after innes aa canned so or three more
fairly by ConnorS however but Innos seemed tho better
wrestler The contest was Yerv exciting ana lie men
nearly came to blows and changed referee once
Tho Pacific Social rendered reception on Monday
night 10 Its many iriend at the residence OF tho Misses
"arf ie Pacinc street Brooklyn T'cnSterior well
as Sf nH Of sysr OF S aSs and was so .rG M @ 3
Ae spacious pnrorS hidden hy pants and flowers sat
Ianisrs orchestra wnIe just above were Illuminated
gas lets bearing tho wOr:s Pncihc Socili" FIeGn
d%Ss r.. When NJ s
an lrshnAn eating lis rTst raw oysters and kept lhe
ladies ~ roar OF laughter AfeEthis supper served
by prITmater Then dancing was resumed and tie
present were Mr. Norris Michaes ana Miss lila Cos
grove, Mr. Chas ". Bovine and NJ s. Lille CusgrOvs. Mr.
Arthur Book and Mis- Anns N1Istr, Mr. Fred Niichic
Gnd Mt'S Mlis rhDgs, Mr ,JvseLh Cosgrovs and Miss
ser, Mr L. lynch and Miss Kate Church. hr l. McGos
and Aiss Horn Mr. SpnE aud Miss " ~ Ober!y, Mr. J.
Bennett and Miss OckwOOd. Mr, William Grown aud
Mss Katie pudon Mr. George ionnoliy and Miss Mamie
NcDrIth Nj. James Moore aud Mlss Mag ne tosgrOVe
Mr.. Clarence Townsend. Mr. III Jacobs Sir. William
Horn, Mr.. rh'p Morse and Miss Kate laRgerty, aud
The sun., 1890-04-17
nchtinR.

Mr. Turner's Burgess 10 ooter will be called Mill
ceute. ~
Capt Pete OttendorfArs crack catboat Jessie A OF
the Harlem Yacht Club put in commission lasi
sunday
c H. Murray Of the Larchmont Yacht Club Is hAyinO
a me steam yacht built az Fort Jefferson. L. L. bY
James N. BayIes She is to he called the Jessie
ihe Camden newspaper men arranging for A Yacht
Ihe boats 10 he Hallcd by
the press only who will choose their own crews
Thomas Manning the Yacht broker, has arrauved
with tile Atlantic Yacht ClIh to oase their basin lie
viii use 1t to lay yachts during the winter months
and IN summer onY Atlantic tluU boats In
viii be permitted TO use it.
Tho Eastern Yacht CuD has fixed upon the folowin,
dates Tor the races of the coming July 10 M
nugl regatta July u tue squadron will for rruise
TO the ward; sept - special regatta Upet, 10 hr
will open Nay ~
Will be held AZ ukeillE sixth avcnue ana Twsnty
second street 10 morrow nigbt when report OF ~.
Committee on "Details Of the Association tri,s, All
other business VIII bs transacted large
Is requested by Commodore Prime.
Tho HSt6H HsTId says. 1t T. the intention of ~
owners ~ bot the Thistle and the Nakyrc Ia race
Tor al they are worth and later the ON the III
riG Viii be put On the Thistle and shs viii be- t-ig
horse Tor the NhAyre. II is generally believed in SCOT
her ume on the Nakyrie in hight and moderate vii, -
ahl watson also believes this TO be the fact ON rough
estimate assuming the Valkyres rating length IL an
pears tbat the volunteer would have low IA, al
kyrie nearly li minutes over y 10 mile course com
mneore Boil recently dropped very significant re
MARI. Had he; II the Nalkyrle does not 10 Tho OF
ths year we'll try our hand noNt year witt o'y that
The sun., 1890-04-17
MIDDLEsTA TES REGATTA AsSoC1A TIoN
The Programme or Races Seiested. bat the
Place Held Over.

The Regatta Committee OF tho Middle states
Regatta Association held meeting last night Mt tho
club Of tho ARlADtA Boat Club h1t ftih avenue
for the purpose OF deciding upon date and place OF
holding tho first ANIMAL regatta Considorabs discus
sion had regard the place Of holding tho re
gatta. the PAssac River being strongly advocated
iRke HopAtong was the only other place nAtned 4.
During discussion IL clearly eNldent tbht "
was cut and dried to hold II on the fassaic motion
TO the effect that the committee favored the PaMac,
but leave te confirmation Of that course until y e
next meeting OF the committee lost by vote OF
Lo4 Tho motion tD hold tho regatta on the PAssaic
River resulted ~ tie vote 1t was finally decided That
the OF selection of na"e for the regatta be made
the special order of business for the next meeting
The following events were then decide ulon to com
prize the regatta! Senior aud junior singles, inter
mediate single sculls double scu shell seniors pair.
gig four OAred shell senior and junior four
gig and eigh, ed shell senior
Il was decided to hold tho regatta on Thursday. Aug
4 and II tic entries should prove sufficient to oIl for
two days the regatta VIII he held Oh the 9TH and t
The committee then adjourned 70 peet at the rooms Of
the AtalRnta Boat club h7I Ffth Avenue April %
Tho delegates present were Chairman w. e. nosGher.
AAlantR. Secretary, I. X. FOrlmever Passaic' " q.
TJRhe Varuna; q. u PHILIPPE New York Athletic club;
&. A.. swift. Alcyons, J. l. BaRntync. President kill
Won Rull Association Harry Duncan New Jersey Attn.
lsc Clubi A. a. Groel, Eureka; A. B Hopper PasSac.
The sun., 1890-04-17
Bowling Notes.

The spartaDs of Hobokeu and Fremonts will roll
match game at Odd Fellows Hall this evening
The Metropolitan Bowling Club will bowl the Grin
hoWHhK " Iub game OF tsnpinB on the knehnrhockar
aIeyS l3eth street aud Mott avenue, to niHht
owing to the closeness OF the score last Saturday
men and The Ra1zle Dazzle bowling team In Which tho
X u IL T lost the game by only forty pima after befp IN
tue ea up TO the seventh frame there win be return
game played this Saturday night at tho CLUB alloyn
The Third and fourth games OF the series of nys BE-
tween the Lincoln and HofnunR BowlinS Giubs SiSnt
men on each team were rolled sunday Afternoon on
the Metropolitan aleys in Fourth street The rsf ana
second games were glorious victories the HoanunT
were not discouraged at this and decided 10 capture
the third and fourth Fames all hAxard6 and "a thi0
tney were auccessfu in what proved to be OF
most exciting and hoty contested games The bowling
the scoring up to the tenth quite even the
lncolns running ahead points. In the tenth frnmo
Inc nrst three bowors Of the HOfnunR Club gained on
me iincosb ny one point and as sign OF sure victory
and ceAn Gweep Counsellor Shields OF the Ho6nune
ub went parading around the alleys with q broom
ut inc Lincolns did not give up hope, and when the
theirs by II points Mr. Hern Plug and II Mesnch
OF the l.noons were tho lucky bowlerS and recsved
much msrited applause. The total scoring was: Lin
Immediately otter the third and the members Of the
Lincoln confident of another victory In with re.
newed rigor Throughout tho game tho bowlers
frame It looked critical for the 1nconB the Hof
nunR club wore ~ points ahead but after this frame the
ncolns RAPIDLY gained on the and in the ninth frame
tho same club in the last frame managed to ncreaSo
Their @ lead by - PontS thus defeating the Hoffnuns
nnmg ,nro Cup and itsrm pnnE and Arnold of tho
! O52, Lincoln Club. l,07Z
The sun., 1890-04-17
TheH Must bo Gentlemen.

PITTSBURGH, April 10 Tho following
| CONFIDENTIAL circular from President Young
has been received by Manager Hecker Of this
city. He read tho circular to the players to-day,
and they were much pleased with 1t:
WASHINGTON. d. c., April l5 1890.
| Manager PihFurVh Bdse Bat club.
my DEAB Sic: The coming season prom
ises to be tho most eventful and exciting in
tho history of our national game. Tho cir
cumstances and causes leading up to this are
too we'll known to you to require repeating. and
as the recognized manager Of tho Pittsburgh
Club, have right to assume that you fully
realize that the season is to be one OF bitter
competition, and that you are In hearty SYM
pathy with the National League, and awake to
the Importance OF doing everything possible to
elevate tho standard OF good management dis
cipline. and playing. to the end that our organ
ization may be strengthened with the public
The League will, in Il measure. hold you re-
sponsble for many minor details OF discipline.
such as keeping your men IN neat attire, both
on and Off the field and that thor conduct
shall be such that no word or criticism can be
made by anybody. l shall expect you 10 report
10 me any act (which may come under your
which is calculated 10 bring dlsGredit upon
himself, his club. or the League. Tie habit of
some few PLAYERS OF wearing dark coorcd
shirts about the hotels in visiting cities should
be discouraged. His dress should. al all times.
be such as to give him neat and becoming
appearance. The players should ALWAYS enter
the field in good order and in body. and never
be permitted to straggle in one at a time.
These small details may seem OF trivial i'm
portance to the player but he must Tenem-
ber that he is public character, and as
such his every act is watched and criticised by
the public and he should strain every nerve to
merit confidence and avoid criticism.
" Dissipation OF all kind must be avoided. |
shall request the President Of each League club
to report TO me any III fraction OF the general
players while in the respective cities and
very much hopo and believe that l will
have NO occasion to call your atten-
ton to the neglect OF duty of am
memb ber Of your club.
For advertising purposes you are expected
to furnish to the home club management your
battery for the following av.wheneyer quest
ed, at the seventh inning. \ ou are also REQUEST
ed 10 telegraph your battery order to the home
management the day prior t. your opening
game OF u series with each club would also
suggest that YOU consult with vour cun us 10
the advSabiity Of having an additional white
uniform for each players use on the home
always ready for any emergency. and
iectire. The club should pay for laundrying
the extra uniform. 1 have also been requested
to suggest the advsability Of all League man
ayers arranging their trayelling trips so far as
possible so as to avoid the same trains and
hotels that the Players League clubs may use
ut the same time.
Please read this letter to your PLAYERS and
their hearty and earnest cooperation.
Yours very truly. \. Z. You've. President"