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New Firm. New Goods.

WYE would respectfully Inform
w our frleni. ani the public
generally, that ". have taken the
.ior- lately occupied by ", 4. Jor-
dan, IIorkr'. Mile, an .hpll Keep
constantly on hand fui.L LINE
~ all gOoi. usually fOuni Ia
Country >torr. Al oar goois are
brught for "spot Cash. ani we srr
prepared Ia give the lowest po.sible
prir,.- e. our customers.
Our long .xI-rienr- Ia business
Ia. made %. famlliir With the want.
~ the people ~ Osfuri c"unty, aud
Ne trust by fair dealing, strict at
trntion Ia business, anil Low pric-.,
a. merit your pstDnagr. store
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aud 80. "a. sni learn priccs. W.
shall .-ll a. sc bay. FOR Cash, ani
civ. our customers ia. fall b-nsft
81 all discount. allowed on cash
purchases.
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rtiE sun, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9. 1seo

multiply his height In the picture BY the focal
length Of the lens; add these Two .sums to.
Eether and divide them BY his height 10. the
lens. Tho result viii be the distance at which
Height. SsS inches: "s bowns's hsisht In picture.
X Inches focal jength oil lens. II Inches then
uie;s isR saaE X aud u y TX make. ssD',fG 45sa d
hnt The .auestlon that will strike observers is
!niormation S',pesrning the slze Of MI Hem.
and thus eSiekly settle the meter without
70 help them out In their calculations that the
Hemmsnt used a No. Beck autograph rect!-
linear With eleyen.inch focus. a. Mr.. Corn sh
saya he has positive proof of It was the sim.
plest matter In the world TO obtain the camera.
for II Is a stock article. The statements
from Boston expert and the photog-
rapher in the case uphold Mr. Cornish.
although the ffrner Qualities his AFFIDAVIT BY
the statement that II was nude with the un-
derstandinR that Mr. Stebbins placed his cam
era over the same SPOT occupied bv Mr.. Hem
nent. 9 point not yet clearly proven:
Mr. Dowpa sends the. following interesting
communication TO the A. 4, U. Representative,
and Il ID manly. sensible letter. Tho young
mans etraiRhtlorward conduct throughout
tho case has been commendAblo, He 10 quick
The sun., 1890-12-06
AoQShsrp field Trials.

LEXINGTON. Dee. a-Anosaes nns day ssaistsd the
dogs 10 do good work the nrss heat ssing the pnaa.
iahed one between Traa Jr. and Rupert
After running forty 1vs minutss ysstsrday 1t took
sSs ho aud twenty eight minutes ~ decide although
Ru srt found fouf and nve singles Traps i've
sissisa In this hsat handler Avsnt claimed that the
judges were not going according to printed ruiea Ru.
Tor nrst noney in the >etier Derby
The Anassd Pointer take started day with seven.
teen artork drawn fo!.o Hickory StIunch with
h"ona,inA, Mad OF ksnt with Nom 1reN King Of Kent
with ..nke OF liessen Guelph wish Frank w.. Zigssv
M wns Tsmp;s: D,ron-hre Iior With Tsmer.ek Doctor
BY! bye icsory l.ansh sna Moonsne d,d not prove
te'y Is 2, ths tndnF r.. MAID Of KtntMon.s.y heat
Possessed as NO birds Hsrs found after q pIo.
lou2~A e0oit TIE tntAr~ss OF tho DAY was
Certred IN .ha heat tetveon King of Kent AMI
Duke OF iiasa.D These are xsm e,nUains doSs bold
dashinI t.ows and can WIN the bench 0F In the
hed bas: promises 70 xe, into The money. 0nalpS.
~ their spssd ard searching D"wers to g! on game.
Vel! WIN. Frank was away o. ;nd WI b. slo:ed out
allow zaE found throc covieS The last 3hdnv also
up again. -.
The sun., 1890-12-06
p,n.o, shoo.,.s o. .h. Rae. r., =


very Interesting 1--we bird match for purs;k $500
took place at the race track In Gu,tenburg sssrdsy
Afternoon The contestants were r. Baar baud N O.
srunis both msmbers Of the Jeanette Gun Club and
both vsEknown busissss men Of the west sidA
ms match was made u tho last club meettnR usdsr
Ne following eonahiops: Each man to shoe, at n,ty
twenyons yards sHd branis =. q yards ,ss, ior oo
. side A. both men were oonndsnt OF winuinE Ii Az
tussoAssd the stakes $50 each. ''
eocd snouGh with duifers anA many strong nysrs
hae not been ef The iishs snow Witch slili
covered ths 1sid inside tho track and uis sbOOx.
tnx y vhs wtsGsd ards unn.usy dincuIt lhs coRdi.
u9ns wouid have osen nesS!y perfect.
nas5 70" w sSs7 aSd decided 10 Lead o. was
ss . M, (,
y nssS, p, ~; % ns e.oHs NIB %. A.,
bouHas. " ~ ss W
His AdvesAry ~ q. Hrunis although he lost thu |. nd
cu She nrst round feDt ooo, lie had the 10
crop avs ont 0i nftSeh birds cut OF boundA Un tho
whois he had the worst OF IT, as AZ the birds are
sonesrsa with more straghI dslvsrs aud fast quar-.
his cIsar iudgAions standing HIN in uood stSnd "a
lost he mattel, the thirty ninth round making the
contest nne OF tho closest In L year many Datties
Runr-ka,sd. ~; miassl. -: killed with tho frat
bnrreL ~; dead out Qf bOundA =.
n g. RTunio-killed, 10: npsed. -; killed with ths
Hrst barrel II; dsAu out or bounds a.
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THE DOWNS RECORD CASE.
TEE PHOTOGRAPHS AND 1EsTTxoNY
SENT TO THE 4. A. o.

Aathenaties saA fhstosraphy Asaisst the
AesorA, ssa Dowas Makes = Cssaition.
sl witharawal-WAst Siss Lsas DiA
Photographer nsnment Use he Clains
tho Boston Committee Does Not Know.
The Boston branch oiths A. A, U. Downs Rss-
ord Committee has completed its Investigation
OF tho famous case. and William d. Curtis. who
has charge Of the matter. yesterday received
from II. g. Cornish OF tho Boston Athletic Asso-
citation the evidence collected which includes
eight photographs. two a!lidavits. and volu-
minous mass OF testimony. The verdict Of the
subcommittee Is against the record. and Mr..
Downs. who assisted In tho Investigation, has
sent q conditional Withdrawal Of his claim to
Al 2.5 seconds for a quarter mile.
Ashort history Of tho part the photographs
play in the case is In order. When the af1dav-
its Of timers and judges were questioned and
proof brought forward that one John Finn had
The sun., 1890-12-06

them the !nisrms.lSn what siss i lens NJ. Hon :
men! ussa Ths latter firm deal with Mr.. Hem
request Nj. Hemmsnt had Fought a No. I
l,e!k ranid Icctilinepr ll-inch focus camera
from the scovlll 4 Adams Company last
f5op Boston. Understan!iipe at once what tho
Hos5onSss nn, s wanted The ,nformntion for: Mr,
them the truth, that he was using q No. Beck.
This wss done. and that Ia how Mr.. Cornish
Eot his Information. The lens be used in the
q great deal smaller. The ll-inch lens would
not comS anywhere near ftting into the small
camera air. Hemment carried on July 8, 1890.
The sun., 1890-12-06
3HOk0UGNBkEDs UADER THE dMMSn
YAe 1wo.SeAr.Nid PnFesSsne SOLD for
Sl3OCO.

We 1wo.yeAr-Old Pnteattpe Sola for
0laOco.
I.s1ISareN. DO. 5.-There was hvcly
crowd "f hiAisrS q, the open ng OF the bruce
. Kidd sate Of tko!oaSh brsds Lere to day.
Ths oneriass were mostly the nroperty Of Me-
gloosn d CO., 70 close nar'nership. all tho firm
bstAa Ge"d ssva J. \. MsIihbsn.
Ofcourse be lad . rlgst to bid. and ha bought
cute = HuubeY III the hsst ones W. II,
Lan!elnan and annther gentleman owned the
two-y-ar. obi c,,lt fnn-ti Q IL pa:taerahjp, and
Il was to is ,Iyu N \ thar ,e Waa sold. Byron
Mct lSHahd bid for t:nndemAn AM Green D.
Norris wHs NE c"r,ending hvdder. end l.An1s-
ths diiy IL. ". one REAL were sold Tor si3.6la
An ~ eruKe OF sl,3iU each.
The most prominent lots cold follow:
fa.ssstns ch. c. ., by r"whA'.n. .Am Cschuca;
scrxsan EsoS E"utsx,.Is ".A' 'A'"oo $3.50
bs.sss fsue; WA ns I 'y ,., sD''sss"k dam
t2srMsntr; s,. G; 4 oy H"rwies. dam chipsa; J.
~ p; hsTsneiS nu'r. Ny ;.......;... 5000
C. i. kros sk y.ar'ine by srrinxGicv dam AA"
A;dsL LsxI.uss q: y.slulG; BY sprinssol. '''
vLl:A cG t. J, ~ spt...,aok dam idh;' WA A'''
HSss!:s b. sS bS springboi dam Kaiti;; j X Ivy
ASslc q ~ By cr.edtnoi. dam Gcirlsi; AS''
Hnn. Hr h"fn,"n, Hnn,s by s SoFinsaoA. dA1 Sl"s
Tom s-sA Oh. q. by Aa.issi,t dam War Lass, ''O
nss,su.S y; " sSrss b LsH,sE'% ,E .,... 1000
Spn.r s.ii:y. S Il MeaMssy wy sr.0so't' dam xunte; ,.o
Ayaloc b .. BY AudrAiA dan vsniia; J.K.. wv
Lssfs G.sid.or 1 4. < ~ warwick, dam XII: so
Aeny;J X. Asgibbsn Observation-Disclosures. soo
The sun., 1890-12-06
drawn line scross tho track twenty feat
shert OF the correct course. at which

drawn line across tho track twenty feat
shert OF the correct course. at which
1t was claimed Downs finished. Aomment's
photograph was brought forward to prove
hs S H1s Rs s'Sn a.r rum H. HIS .se peeps
Dowps'S supporters vlaIlned !hls was Finn's
bad put the line In his negative. but lhe later
efforts Of tho Boston Eeope have been to prove
& s ' 's . sse rsR HS Rtssa ss.
twenty feet beyond tho corrsef ISisH.
Ssp sfs sp
viii ,e allowed his great record. Il 10 str true 1
that be hae slrsady made . withdraw sl OF tie
stan s ss FL sas pros.
;. IT, :S: s: s:ss s:is: a i: Is:
TsoSa u 'S SoSsv.t M mes snS S tss
were haadiesSpsd By vorEins II tho dark re. -.
te q f:
w :. " .sa r s sa s
correct. Mr. Cornish report reads as follows: W.:
m. yss .n. Is!sss. and sps.o.. IN. ssr!alca,ss &c
ss: ~ ON: &c:
sS DO .S
f.. an n'fs M
6. Az s;.ss e
.sckss, Or s7a, ineh.S nuIiiDiiod " the focus II
" inehsA q i,2s nGhssA and The prolurs by Images
- sisSi. tis sSt ". have found til. spot from
large bromhls prints y yo9 WIN look At Ilsnn,sntS
chiupsv telsgraph pest II IL q TACT thgt Henment
m,.t have stod somswhers on lin. which would h.vs
Z s:'sfs :; &:
ne M .d s q .wHy on on ~. h%Gsou
white house standing on The hiil In Hemmsnts rio-
tho tsnos which be Ilen,i6ed BY aiswng fne On
graph Where ihas. lines hli~rrsct Hrinn.nt inui
how ~ co.asS n.as e*ri." hs III; On usm%.ss:
.. o.issh. position Mr. bow". d.sirsd !as. ihs pho'o.
ss " r..
could sa tho snSs !, the e.rEssi as.h II.
a.s s.,s s.ss
nsnsr &c M 70 'aG 5bssrsn SssSsp::
.s ,is:,. s 'ss ''ss s..ssi.,. ss.,%
ed tley were equal distances from tbs camera.
hat Hs s.s4 b: .
.hsp !. .sn.sss sss. sS.S W, lem
iis ssIrs i.'sles Than sssbhiasa Aadsa 70 h.. the
Hr%o Hr%"r 80 hs tormn's rscs ., ns"nsnrs lens
who could not be mtatsken
An explnna,io ion Of how 10 calculate the dis
tance ON the amera at which n man stands
would b" in order. Measure the mans .xact
height and also his height In The picture. Thnn
kn4wlng lie tocnl leng Of the lens tho Tor:
mu'n - AS tullnws: multiply the nAn's actual
height BY the local length of the lens; then
The sun., 1890-12-06
RAGING AT CLIFTON.
rDREH rHOysAkP PRRs0Ns FRY TO
PICk THE WINNERS ON A MUDDH IRA Ck.


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~ sse Tiss saads ~ui ebs~-Pavs
HSAss Rs~ts . pis FpeiA ~ rssr Osss
Mevsss = Mestsrsode Defeats NJ. neL
suth-A Racs tor Father Hi, DAILY.
TAsys thousand persons saw large falds Of
hossss ploua through the sticky mul at Cliff
ton In six races yesterday afternoon. aad -
Ne tslspt were right In many instances there
yssA't much Foom for complaint
Fernwood was the good thing in the opening
event. but palesman we'll played Won from
Wild Cherry By q narrow margin. tho Iavorite
finishing third Theodosius vas the choice
for the second race, and ably handled BY
Bergen he won with something TO spara.
Philnndsr second and Village KinR. . rank
outsider. third.
Latina beat tho favorite. Baychester. badly
IN the selling raas for maiden two-year-olis.
and Masterlode proved himself fair per.
termer In dspp mud by dsfsatnG Dr, Helmuth
h the mIIs soranbls for thros.ysar-olds. Pask
Ridge justified tho confidence Of The talsnt by
WANING the 9th evsut In elsver styls. the feat.
use nf the rage being tho battle for the place
between the MstaRorda flly and Lspanto. the
ySunSe, Lamb,sy b, getting tho hest o. I. on tho
ssessl Wiz ~ sIs ss iss Wssss ss
bsasins GrImHld ,a and BElsn Doru in slow time.
u
% s4Ss dSSs ssfHsads qFHSs, FSs tss
@ sts Tss ss seHa s liz SSSs sSSd ~: Dos
b; II. Il, san%srl.s tsiaaaSa Ess'siiHsy ieiiGy:
THE Flnsr hAcA
rs.,s ssos ef Which so to second for thr'e-yss.
J..roters D. ~. DalssmAn. 4. by Pzarro-Nutwood
es:'! s's:ss:: ss;,:f$ fs;:$
aGs's;;:s Hs' N'A "' Meade
Mutual. paid s., IS " 's sla.4i a.tu''
THE SECOND RACE.
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ss's ). EoS:. NJ n r fEss;;s is I.aS.;
rps a l.. LH.s bona Ia. s;sys. sy sam p.,s
Jade and Cor. Tanner T,,ns n,so ,s rsn
INITIALS paid IS ia 81 IS asa
THIRD RACE.
"a, sTs: se e. wnss II. .ss s.. hsa
il; : Sscorm,ck.b.. . Latina BY Ber.nn-r.,r Laay.
S"Ss &. iirn. s7i% III :::,: -.
sIYks Ssaa k.Is"ny iisnn,S. Sa, ehc:,s; fsrs
ss ,!S .ss: a Ma ss sss ..o ran Nellie F''n
Mutual. paid 30 ~ SUE sta,
TIN rouRFH RACE.
fu'es s7n3 ~ which snN 70 second for 'hree-ycsr
OdN one mile
Hsystohe stS,lss Oh C. Msster,odA hy Sir No.rsd or
re pasy ~Hsests ieytob tS LAn,b.y> I
h.ss.s: ss :. r S'@As& " Sc.:.:.:
Pituy A'so rail-
Mutual. pa,.s NJ sa.sT. fin' sass ss.S
TIE FlYTH RACE.
Purse ESQ. of hch Sza TO second and S25 to thri
W. lSslF o. PsA aias. = BY so..o-n.o..
"; y j.ns'ssssh t. dam N.talo.d. q III Il! Lamb
paivs b. I:paato .. lol tlamS,.;,. 80. :
N Farrow. frt0ea Euw"r1 louG luke Planter
Fp't'G Apr Fool u, Rai.sE and ksi Bra also fs1.
Mu,uals psii sass. sLt5 sJSa
TIM SIXTH RACE.
PnSss e,aA nf hiSh eli second and Sos 10 thtra
Sos year olds ana NAV ard mi and aaixteenth
v. " DalrA 10. o tyhO-use =, Wy r0iu chtitreS-
pn .;,.p o n"a';lsy, q. uS,r.:x...
osssss Sos's br, Krata horu ND (Cslanl .....
Au,uala sasa q 4a ss.aS sa7a
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TA~ Br.sh,oa. R,ee. one.r..

Tbs urnhsrs OF the Brighton Ath!etic Club hold
ssmian election for officers on Thursdsy night
There was qulss large Turnout The Amateur Athletic
Union acesdsa To the clubs request change the da.ss
OF ths ANIMAL boxing ament to Thursday Fob ~
aAd Saturday. Esh ~ u will bs hold at tho Palace
Rink Brooklyn special Invitations will bs Issued to
members otou o. tawn examinations nvItiur thsm tn
IA msha .n.rss Ihs oprn snsa nrn,nisss to bs Of
unanimous vote of thanAs WAS rendered 10 the
members OF ths club and other RenIe emen who had as
sisted IN making the ladies uight such = com
le,e suec rrsstdsnt Carr stated that mex, re
caption at similar character would bo held on Tues
day eveninR. Jan h be Announctme wa. made that
term:
n nrtssident william Carr retlectsd vics rres,deal
resnondinu sssr',ars 'lhsrirs ). Downing Financial
secroiary FRANK Asacher; Trrss;rer frank iiernsy;
smith; rd Board Of Manaq.ment. Dunlsl j. cox Wi.
liam y. corrtgan, and ]. walwUrth Corler., '
The sun., 1890-12-06

to e: ths point Of the importance q NJ. Hem.
f,h1sp INA Sr Sa
Parf Mr ebSns oss,ee lie pSstion Si IL ihs
camera IN Henmsnt's picture and placed his
on hs sasp Il. ask sna
M, xsis5 was ssresa y oy q q .: s. IN % or
Ssiaes could Ss,s Sssa I 0fh Thsa shs az
Vas put IN position st the o9nect dnisb. and
myself were placed BY tes rhotogrsphsr In IN
ne same bearings WITH IsIerenee to the tape
psss Sas and on shs
ASs :zs s T'S ssS
&: ana spsN ;Rs Va: h: ,.: Il
':ssg y s!ssfS: :a 8; -
S,nis 'Hs Rsss fSa's
decide for yourself. ~ DO not not conslder myself
VIII be the of defen oasss n1d dsl Mea!
ontly constructed cameras on tho figures and
perts can probably s.ttie that. I VIE YOU.
h;1xeysr: ,o please note hat HI ste6b!pss
HsYPsq q sp S''9 9oS to io%S"ss sos ai
saes IN Il. e.ars 81. +: +:
limits Of iiemments piciursi and jnsI back Of
Mr.. Lathrop on the right and 1t his feet at the
bottom.
"You know that have always said
that tho matter could bs settled by mathe-
NAUTICAL calGulatit.n II We knew what Hem
nAnts Ions waa Now. Mr.. ornish thlBks no
has g cd evidence that Hcmment used 9 Beck
and & In Hemmept's piet',re ny distance fEcm
tance. locus 4 thei2ht OF object ami height Of
inage) : height OF Image, IL will be found to bS
about 80 fest. In the same way Mr.: Nsrrilfs
picture will be about - ieet. 30, II Won can
ilnd on satisiastocy evidence that Eemment
wisSdraw With % my % Claim for III he % iiSy"rd ,rI ,ecord. I
hut X thts fGcl raanGi TO established l do not
wiIhdraw he claim. but merely submit tho ro-
suit o! our expsrimenis to he used a. YOU
think best. As have snid before in neither
ou4o do Withdraw my cl;,im for the i00-yard
record"
The limos in the track were all taken black
In Mr.. tfebbins's Iho oGraR Rhs, and this has
again bros ght uD Tho Question OF tho famous
whits NO In Mr.. kemment's picture. There
II now y clam that Mr.. Hemn'ent scratched q
ltpe In the track Of his original negative pho
tosraphel It tpto positive, and then trans
away WITH al, sisns q baSins put IN The q.
OF experts interviewed yesterday said II was
p"ssibls to do mia but would 30 easily discoy-
cred on Investigation. and Messr-, Pollock,
hiker II Co.. tIc bxp"rts who issued the recent
Ger icate that The neGati had not b.cu tam
psred With were quite lndignnnt I at m 'ha no repprt
he was Irisinforn!ed Oh the subject of Mr.
casa. The IL, ts are as follows: The Boston
firm. Benz. French d Co.. solicited the Scovlll h
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,ss e:ua:a s Rose sa isl H'HS. 7S. 5a
% @ s:. e m t,,s:e: ,s
svsnine to play ~ At.anta Whs.msn iatssr oSi
w%n 10: rss game BY d''.u1 fr'udJ match was
ri: ,'s Is, !i.s sss
I5s a.', "n ''s
RSs0ouEs 9ss iIs; SeusSson i2i; Eo0nson. isS
sa 81: Ts:G *: In S''
;s % lss' Bauer Tilt
a.s::: IT, ist sssa ss;
~; sI, s 1885, s:uss ,+a
h.s.ss s s;sussS.: 5ssis Hsi H.
q the Lincoln club ouln .inens Of krookyn On Tiars
S B. w;s VI, s! .ss:ss x:sa .:s .:t ws::s as
aS fo: i.s u 3.ss i sss'' '0a'
.s, z ' cn' .
FIRar
1o:sY:.s Ie,n.sosttjer lsl; 0stsstas. iss, Dssnr
lssssS. y; ss,s.s y Total ssa a. ''''A'-' '' '"'
sxcoxD CANA
:.:; ssos:sS 49, 'f &; IT. s'is H.
Bromhorst's Team Bromhorst iss; BAohuaan I6s;
schsnck iS6; achnosvsr l24; setzer Ia; Bind LEA
TotAI, o5<
THIKD GANH.
Nig'gtschs sTeam-Nisutsch. i2o; ost:rss 2lo: Bach.
schmoeHers Tsam-schnIoegsr lG4; Echsnck 100,
rOmhorst, lOS; Brown 20: Usher. l2h Total 6ua
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sns .sVsSsSDsD CyzlsrA
The nsrke ke,svs $50 Msshsttans Will stsaA
~ tho Il. a. W.


Great surp,iss .s . nas'issssd ny tho wheel, =,
s.au,ss s's ~ wv s" uai..,u 'o.' u.s. Ss.w.n as" -
nnow'va1 y, ~ s.su"N sohp1e, psswoeh
q n.n .ss sas r.essy H. SDsa s''
s.r :, .as pl:.r,s. M nsslas hoard vh.u a. asked q
hs vss unoil,oiaIly informed thai the Athletic
Ualea in,.aasd soias b.sl On ,h.ir compact. :
to do 90. vhish he doubted lou .h. La /. i. ". would
.s nes DO sassisd 70 any p.reepties degree On .,
would r, ,u,sE A. q: sSsSs has r.
is!ls slab:;, ana e ignore ,hs + a. ". would 6s
Chairman De Gra,i oi the Wheelnen's
League SAYS thar NO further offi.ial action has
ncrtcr ncsn xsa;. ~ H,ervew Wh ssst oN m.ds
sssa.' 's.'sJs sssp. q. 81 e sns sr % ss.
naiAswson q The Derksley OIpi aud ons OF
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snss Sr. ,s ss,,S ~ tno herss!I A 5o rHa h.
oSiSSisI hSndioSnnSr az the 4" 4. W.. IL auoted
Sossnt al 1he 1"nsa NM rrnt, Al r;ss HraWn m
81 q: ssS .ssi:: g Ssns ssIs: % :,'I: ,iS::;; ;S y:
'ssn sISS vSs III fy'f IL sssnss and
St.f AT, lad 10 n n ma.
i've sxe.ps dssips se nass M sSs aass,ion pssssi
% 5, !he I. 4 W.
dtsmia,ed His rremiss ia wrmns. Our pro.
Issi was psde sboiH Aug, %. Ten days after
1reesi,sd from Mr.. pa'oi the following letter:
% b"sa sis, as.is. 1 = ...ur. yea ,.As. tn. Racing
Roaid aSd Soi svsltaIs sS protess "iMputns msiicS
70 yeu." Eo such hing wss thnu:hi oG fEs protest Il
Net ovsrsusd yhs D.afd rsc"gniiss MAJ yaH chMgs
h. "a" vhi . n ~ ,n sorssMSs y @
Ssri frcM tHe rsCs ;iass p.d,ns Ynyosrston tGsv
Id.rsa hsss soi su.pcSa psnGins iass,,lr.io
Several paper: h.ys .,ste that We d.isssd the e.sA
ne sSpes al. he & n"sra Sscsisa , ,n. M
~. s1a sm,s a.. GsI.. nS,Ns ~, nnss.a ~.
sass We s,mpiy decided TO maIs lie tpvsstiyS,on
s:hens snsp-nIlus sls s.sd;. Am a Hs.sSt sMslsss
ysu mora fully ea shs'ssdses Ssyrs :ino.rsY
w.,,., n, s.,, ,sco VHASt.s T. W'ot
NJ - r.%us ~ % ~
40 .n,s fennea ~ pats ~ IoIows,
r .n., nns Ss @ 0t vSeH nrop ara nr.
iSsir iiscipilSe. v. teev" ,S.i they have Sowev.r
snd any one Of ors athletes is found dabSIins IL pro
fsssioa lam ysu may bs assured ,has ~e aLai not
protect him
IA to tho suspe9sion Of ". ". windle q the
iollowinx letier:
~ H. Wtnss s.a
pnn Sin: eIa,ss YOU with having received from
We Berkeley An oIte pWe PAyuest. q Your expenses
THsn NOT sna. " sIs ,S Gt .s'sy ys n so
HsI' ] to sss s;
Tie rso1M messing You I.mainoi Two Or shrsS Says
.s,ias Iseal,;A Your skpsnsss during ihoss two OF
@ thr.s days were paid " ne .. A. e fhess ere ny
whfs ,hir,V asvs wi 3. m sIm.,cn of quit roy"
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"A CHuD's
COAT VERY CHEl
TRIMMED
BONNETA HATS A
TURBANS HALF PB

At . round guess we'd q
we're 800 Trimmed Bonni
and Turbans for Misses, |
and Ladies In tho Trimu
linery Section.
Prices to be halved 6atu}
Monday; don't delay till
though, If you're in earnei
one Of the best ones.
also-600 Boz
Silk Seal Plush Caps, sat
ear tabs included, Bic. cad
frimrnsd Nilliusrv-masl
Bevs' Csps-mAtn Door,
The sun., 1890-12-06
No Settlement Vet.

The negotiations tending to having brt one base bali
club in Brooklyn will from all Appearances be com
pleted some time ssxs week. Presidents Ryrns and
Goodw Q, ths Brooklyn National aud Players League
olubA respectively. met yesterday afternoon and
talked matters Both showed disposition 70 set
us Al once President Ooodwip Informed frssldsat
syrns that the Brooklyn r. L., baetsrs could net
cept the proportion OF the National LsasSs oiuhy
owncrs Eoins parts OF we're IN parfsct aceord with
What tho Players keaxue roope were willing - Do.
The conisrsnre -ndrd w Prssident 0oodwin mxking
ins Doyle and Abel receive certsin AMOUNT In cash
both oubs would virtually diabsnd and form a nsw
club to bs Incorporated vh the bAskers Of both elubs
Ryrne I'ey,s and Absl %n",a otssidss side es;n. com
stock IN addition Give them ihs same power Ia
nng the rlnb as they nov have Presdsi,t Byrns and
bis partners hai conrersnas last nishk and 10 dsy
President Goodwin and President Ryrno viii resume
negotiations