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Bn se BaII Notea.

The Ro.;Sn Ls.Eus base bali team lst. on its Western
with the club for next season.
Playea League ofciAl Gad yesterday that the Ne W
Works M wsrs ort from $50 70 $3.50 as their GhHre of
The three games at Chicago beginning today will
sSns near SsfanS A 70 whshsr An,on has
On Tus sday next tho New York tP. L. and Brooklyn
IP L. teams viii play an exhibition game Erie This
aNf IN caS second 0"''mAn Of the Brook
Hi. her whaet. 1avy Hnlr Grand stand spesta.
III esStS e d St t6, ID 'Ss Ss AND It L
The brass band of the Catholic Pro,ectory visited
STasd pass 5 sra % 1S mia % r M the
phs ad. 70 SS Of Pg from tho
Manager Perkins OF the Haokstt Carhart 4 Co team
remarked yss,srday that there was EGAEantse OF
ns eSt Of sTGf 70 oSda,s sf a
are on their tset again financially. The "HAcketts
umpire - ''~
rtasnsaD y! A sept issTh: deciding in tn. .s..
championship ~ Sew Jersey aud Connecticut took
Pa sSS ,a SssTss% cIwts es
es@s at SeHris 'I' Hus .'Sss ca Ss S
eSsnssa eSs saw game Much money
BiEnsony Sept LSIGspt Power started tonight on
lie VIII rys battle toiunSus lis GHiip mem vii Ss
d Rsy r"s s6o m M:ak sn sa 'sSn9 sSy CUT m
ans shs sSs fot
change battery and Rak ker OROurks and German Tor
change pitcheTs with Tate Anh Long reserve Waich
says that he came to haiIimUTe because the salary
suited him aud lie desired ~ remain IN the American
Association
y Palmer O'Neil has been inteFyteWed again He
pi%ns S% sss ss' IT.
% 'as as re
without auy opposuon At home and will lOGe Ssl UOJ
on the season which IA SIS uOU than they claim to
have lost He stAlss that HAhion will roIeAsa CALVIN
AorrG kushns, Robinson, Carroll and FtSlds at the
clo4s OF the season aud get neW blood provided Pitts
burgh stays In the Players lie He Further
that he never stated that he had contract which
Buck Fwng had signed with the New York m. IL
club for beKt season
In reference 80 the statement made by John n. Day
fTsa,dent Of the Metropolitan Fxhibuon Company
regarding the services OF Fred pAVis his brother In Law
baiRE sntr,ly voluntary ArsbHVis Ssys that ii can
be proved thAl he was sent up 10 the grounds Mr.
Day 10 look after hts intereAlk II IL hAa slipped his
memory he can TefTSTh it by referring TO his eX.
partner. John Y Davis and hts present partner
Charles y. Abbey. when the old hrm Of DAVIS i DAY
existed. tTsds father who was the senior member Of
the firm had many StiH ATGnmsntS with John h Day
his sou inAW In TeRaTd to his taking Fred away fom
The business and wasting his time the Polo grounds
lie Also found fault With Mr. Day for the valuable tine
he was likewise losing from the tobacco business by
going % the base bal Eam.G In fact u was the Ith
arguments they had upon tnB very point which led 10
the breaking ~ Of the old nTm-
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The EnsrnlA aun CluA.

ne Emerald Gun Club OF this city. which for yOaES
past held its monthly shoots at New Dorp l. at
last forced BY the increase Of building sin the neGhbo
hood Of BuroAnt's shooting grounds 10 seek anothor
meeting place They selected Killers Dexter PARK, aEd
gave 1t trial Wednesday. Tho members expressed
general satisfaction with the selection of the quar-
tsFs and the acoommodA atoms found there and they
thoss Grounda The scores:
Regular monthly club shoot for the club badges and
extra priEoA modlned Long Island Rues 10 birds each
ClAss A. b yards rise; ClsSa IS yards; Class q
"a yaIdN Sd yards boundary:
DR.. Hudson, 30 yards, 3. q. RemBeR % yArda o; =.
poeinck rs yards 4; Dr. Lsyoridge 50 JerdI 10; u
Ihon q yasda :; n ReEan, IS yafdA g. Mae.eL u.
y.rSs ioi Y: hurPhy y EafSS =; 7 chrIStal %
keenan,. IS yards q: Oh. narth rs yardA d hchunn.
TieS q Glass A-Dr: LsvertdEa /, o-it Il. Lsddy. L
Ties In Class H. Thou l. killed with second barrel,
v: y. Murphy. 1 killed with nrst barrel and won
Private Match at ~ blrds-Doeinek, Z, ToYwiiligoR
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AZ the Nets IN Orange.

The entries for the handicap lawn tennis tournament
OF the Orange Athletic Club which viii begin tomorrow
the Grove street GroundR are a. foovSi
Gentismsns Singles Alexander Mann b. Shepard,
O. x Eaton. A. D. Palmer. T. Boota z A. Esct ". z.
Eaton. A. II. Wallis, II. s. Baker ?. '. AmeG II. Bollsr
r slmmon. O. y Nysrs, G. Fuller, G. L Eiuok. b.
AymaL
Gentismsns Douoiss-R. slimmon and Alexander
Mann A. d Palmer and II. Boiler. Il. Shepard and y.
Reynolds Eaton Brothsrs r Boiler and l. Henry.
The tourn lament will commence upon the arrival OF
the 80 train from New York on Friday and the iso
train on saturday.
terday. The result OF me days play as tolows;
could Ssss Gsr.fa i %Itin.on S"I "a: T r. q aisen
beat Alexander Mann BY default; G. j. Post beat John
John 2. wilson beat Ward BY default u. y. Goddard
beat A. Boote by default: D. W. Candisr beat ".
RAihborne 81 81 W, A. Larned beat W. v: John,op
s-t e-s; W. o Ludlow beat ". vandsrksitt -, e-1
Alexander Mann bF default: John Wilson beat p W.
Cohen ca s-4; W. A LArned beat ". o. Ludlow
Preliminary Round Mixed Doublss-Niss Cabin and
e-i al Mis- cahiiI ana r R Perkins peat HSs Van.
derEo Gift and d. ". Gambler Ga la 81.
GentiemSns Doubles Preliminary Round-W. "
johnson AMI ", A Larned best Ring and n Curtie
Duncan Curry Sy d.raalt: ". 3 Iudloa and J. Il Ssr
riii beat Alexander Mann and q. slimmon S-S de:
fault; W r and j. O. Broughton beat q. wilkinson and
r. W. RAthborne BY default r y. Miles and p Niles
Posi- and D. cSndlsF beat W; vSndsrfs;tt ana p. W.
Cohen Il
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TIE Kslaysrs' League

nRooXLYN IN. LIZ 8; NEW YORK (P. LII Z.
The last cham pions bip game Of the season In
this vicinity was played yesterday at Brother
hood Park and the Brooklyn LP. ~ team were
good for q stout contest. the ground noiwith-
HANDING the late heavy doMnpour Of rain be-
inR in admirable order. To allow both the
New Yorks and Brooklyns to make an early
ocIock. and during tie All ernoon s.6t2 persons
were present Considel able enthusiasm was
manifested at tin es, the Brooklyns coming In
for q very liberal share OF applause, In the
third inning Umpire Pierce demanded the re;
novel q Catcher Daily from I.I the pISWysTSS WsrS
strongly objected against Daiiy's leaving the
field claiming that he was one 81 the team
extra men and that he was en- tilted TO be theIe
The umpire's order was imperative and DAILY
The contest was we'll played and exciting to
n marked extent 1t was probably misfor-
tune TO tho New YoTks that Ewing saw iit 10
retire from the game In tho NTH inning owing
70 an accident to hi fingers as me eap,ai,, p,,,d
have nided his team materi ally IN the suSse:
ouspt in nings. In the number OF hiis the New
FORKS had slight advantage. but those Of the
Brooklyns told more in the end, and II was
owing TO the good judgment OF their batsmen
Al critical moments that won them the game.
They played aumrably in the Held, JoGces
errors being the most serious committeu py
the Brooklyna Henming pitched very well
under the circumstances while DaVe orr dlu
unusually fine work at nrst base.
A tumble by Richard-on and wild throw py
Can't Ewing were the only mis- axes made BY
the New YorkS Cranes work In the box. how
ever was quite erratic. and his Holding dis;
description. In fact. The New Yorks In general
showed up poorly on the bases and this had
moro to do with their defeat than anything
e.se. The score:
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Ehwz sE~SEs


N-AAA A&-@-NNs
YorrruS sept is-Ths fsHluaas ncaa club opsssa ~
rss snnual lawn tsnns Ssurnansns upon ~ ssuro =,
Glsnvsed this sfpsrnssa AtarFs srovt vss prsssaS
insndins many iaeisA ne p1ug vna encsilsne A eoh
laton folisvsd the enmsa Thssooroi
MtHsd DosbleA Scratch Rysnts-Dr \. v. etnWeu
and Nis Undsrhin beat FERN G hsysFs ana MA Ea.
win Jackson s-S S-a e-s; Carroll Moore and miss
Temple beat Harry Bashford and hiss hoors co e-oi
Carroll Moore ana Ni,s Temple bsa, Dr. shiivsn and
Mics Underhnl Ga Ga To-merrev the ladies'
rlnEies win BE- played and on saturday the meas
The rniSn Lava rssnis Club playsd the matches in
the postponed third days play nf IN annual toufna-
mont upon Its courts At Park Hl this Afternoon The
second Round LadIes sIrslss-Miss Edth skitt tsat
Miss KAthattne Getty (hAlt thftyl 2-6 e-S e-S Aisa
oeorHs baahford beat Miss SUITE Craven hAn thiFtyl
TlnAl-Niss BAshford peat Mis- shitt ca, "a ca
Near slnElss=EEnsss Getty beat Lore9sn stsva5s
ghirty Ga e-a Wsilses ouiltord Cthirty) beet A. O.
Fnsls-Brns;t Getty bSas wallace Guilford. ca, "a
Nsns DouSlss-Rrnsst Getty sna ". auiifora bee, W
Morris and EdwArd UpdsrhuL 50 2-a 81; AG
Tnsis-H c kstoAsn and. A. v. ". JaeksOn bss, Z.
Getty and W. GuilfoFd, "a e-l
beat " GuiiforG and Giss K sfiS "a "a; ErSsst
Getty and hiss BsTtha Strong bsst y. norIis snd
@ ss:Stogd Si sss9 tnasrSa ana x;s Z c8stsS "a
The tourney win bs eoneiudsd on Saturday.
yoSR SR:S 70 SHS q on ~. S e a oS
The Park iii fsnnS Club VIII 6sSin n sBnua tournA-
fSs x c /. II TsSnis riab viii sssin It, asnuai tour
ney ~ Lu0lov TO morrow Afternoon
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cnlNE Wls TnF olUsR
NEE ne Ksps - csastsssa Rvias's Hlsa
Coula Hlave wee che PsssssL


NEE ne Ksps q csaatsaea Rwtaass Hlsa
Couia Have WEE che PensauL
Director 4 D. Talcott. Of the New York d.
L. team. was asked By . sUN reporter ysstsr-
! day what reason he could assign for hia clubs
failure 10 win the championship.
" In the first place" he answered. "the team
has been somewhat crippled by the absence Of
players who have been injured. But the ptin-
ciIal reason. add do not hesitate TO say It.
lies with Crane Had he kept himself in the
condition be should have done think there
would have been no question OF the team cap
turing the nag. think that when he lie in
condition he Is the greatest pitcher living.
When We started the season we placed great
hopes In him. We thought that with the foot
and half added TO the dis iance between the
pitchers box and the plate that ho would be
much speodlsr and moro effective than other
pitchers. az he had the physical strength TO
along. But he dld mot Keep himsel; IN O9ndl:
is the long aud short Of Il. Of John Ewing not
much was expected. as his record would not
traordInary work. He has pitched some splen..
aId Dali bnt was not strong enough 70 stand
A person who has taken great interest In
the Players League games said to the re.
porter; - :h.nk that away down in his heart
bali players as In the earlier stage Of the sea-
con. II has been his am bition to have the New
have SoR TS:rs 4 not oR
NE TssSSs :SsSIliy: ~ Hs H went into iSIs
klpdliness on his part has gone for nagGht.
Redeemed Rlass have interferel with the plav-
lug OF the best two or !hrse players. Prom re-
marks have heard Mr. Talco!t make think
the ball players are out for the stun and that
thhsy The care l9st az little for him; sxSepjins for
But Ir isSot,s ambition an @ is Is to set ta team cam
that will win tho championship He Is not q
gutter. and ,hipk be will have such a team
ent system will be inaugurated then and that
the players will not be allowed 80 much free
The team lett last evening at $50 for Pitts
took all their players With the exCeptton Of
able 10 do effective execution with the ball.
and is; therefore; hardly sxnected to leave the
e o 9SEs S sSST ne eDos Sas
F s9n Know %S G1 said Gore
we'll and 'eR Rflins 'Rs' S ever % nsS 70 PS1
Hatfield is very sore because he could
hS, 4. go he CLAIMS Es that be
and he believes that it ie but a nero matter OF
fayoritlsm that keeps him from going on the
the reason he did not take the three men along
was was ina, ,hsy were not In condition to nlay,
said Buck, II We need any oi the men is i be-
bind h and they are in condition to play, we can
The IBr%Soklyns took With them last evening
en bsbSS trip ms RsH.. The
and Seery, Ward confidently expects to retain
hold o, second place. aud he thinks there are
favorable chances Of Brooklyn capturing the
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1aehtsnG I1ovvu iron New ova.....

HSv on1aAHA sspI l0-Duiy nysa. - Oauatss
cyclone. to-day offered Jimmy Garrett % vinnss q
the late Bovenoarfof nahl match for 0A00o and Q
good 0utsde bet Carroll declined sad ho sa,a - had
no doa Of nghtnG for six monthA ana tnaa he foushs
anybody IL would Be- hoAuliRA whom he b snxious 10
meet Carroll expects 70 70 % Boston on Sunday and
return here soon aftsrWard He VIII dovoas himsslf
entirely 70 managing BitsSimmons's aaatrS and
viii try 70 arrange . nght between him
and Dempsey or Ted Pritehard ohanpion uaht WEIGHT
Of England. He does NOT think the match with Demn
eey can be arranged bus the nght with PrttohaRd d
probable. il will be dxod for New Orleans
The PreliminaIee for another light between Bowen
and Billy Nyer for o2on q 500 lave been aFTanrI
I.d y.. rsoossrsd from @ .ss hen w T.
yell financially with the Carroll Bowen eight thai
y haS given great impetus to prize aEht
tng. The Metropolitan olub proposes 70 90 Into
{hS business In dead earnest u oers o. o0O pure
g: z 20 between Etzsipmons aHd Dempsey taGoo for
2oniset befyeen u Blanche and young Mitchell sa50
Tor Aysr and AeAuine and the sAlno for Bowen GSd
ncAulRS. provided Carroll viii train Bowen for tho
nEht The Oympic Club has met the Metropolitan q.
fer for y 600 for the DempOeyCAFT light ana IL b
Nhispored that an even higher oIsr may be expected
The several nght8 made here and those proposed seem
p have stirred up the AuthoTitoA for District judge
MARI called the attention OF the Grand Jury to-day
the dghs which have taken place and urged Chnt
action Do taken In regard 70 them
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Tho nrurphy.Darou Y1rh,

Dos1oE. Sept le.-snes bantam boxeFs nFsa donnsd
gloves, there has scarcely been contest which has
interested Boston sports does the proposed nnsh
tween Johnnie Murphy ana Champion George Dixon
The boys arc equally well known Murphy IL surely
the favorts with majority OF those who follow nSto
sVentA but Dixon has the advantage Of possess
ting moneyed well a. enthusiastic frisnda fhs fac,
that there h scarcity Of money on the Murphy
end 10 An open secret and from present in.
dieatopS 4 NAV be stated that the match is likely
90 tAn through Five hundred dollars . hdo
haS been posted and the referee selected but there
sp SL1o nde To y posted and battle Kround 10 be
The ,n bitch ySsnny,s $1,000 .AY those she made
forfe the oo already up That surely would be the
Es.n bat the Murphy men do not propose be oAugh,
IN such trap. Rumor has II that the aoney will be
60.,oTsd ID, begged or nsGotated In some 1ey and
agree on battle ground and thus have the match dO.
olarod on ana the money Eafundsd.
The sun., 1890-09-19

Al the athletic games 70 be held by the Manhattan
Athletic Club ct its grounds tomorrow there will
be presentation Of medals the winners aI the n A.
A A. A. championship meeting held in September 1885,
The Manhattan Athletic Club recently appointed com.
miltee with President George W. Carr O. Chairman
william J. swan, vicsPrssdsnt; q j. Cornell Captain:
Eugene Van sohaiek. IirstlLisutsnAnt and p 4 Ware
Second Lieutenant 70 ascertain the Indebtedness Of the
n. A A. A. A.. and settle the same This COMMITTEES
has gone ahead with It's work, and has cleared up all
the n. A A A A. debtG and. a. = nnShinE touch has
ordered from J. y Psderssn nFSL second and third
medals for the winners ~ the n. A A. A. A champion.
ship in loaa These medals are unusually handsome.
And are on exhioliion ct Mr.. }. " PederSsn's
doe. entirely Of own accord being under ne
SSs1on .s TSISv.r S 10 DO Ihs nsGAs VIII Dc
one shgDsIsa yird rp1.E Rssl3S: nr'S tepIssd
sl.Id o.: NILE iSa-f cSas:% Sf.t; Nv " MsosE;SSs
sIssss ssss; 4 sS T..i ssiS si: 1,l.t oss
i!sn:s ysfd: sYSTT x::ans. s.:s, f'S n S.ats sss
Ts:. Siid p !s:He s:i-f i''Snf f.ss. sRS
@ e. L .IS sss aPS Ans NIa
Sspss :.sssS IA SSSSI oiRha fS,.d E!ssi aIs
sSs s' sd' SIs SO;Sa
P0 S. T:a ssSs !sssa eSss'' sSS ISsR%tss IS.Ritss
...A hS !..ss saa .San ses Sans hr
Aqd SS .as ;slS :S
nsE hiss %SSnSI, .S'ra nr;t rSra ..s
sSs s-s isa sSHns .dsSd sSSfd .1S
ErsI w. J. SsSsy second and l. EsISrseSs als ssisa.
The sun., 1890-09-19
Race tbs Hsn Cat. HoAt cIub.

The hTst regatta Of the Hell Gate Boat Club OF Long
Island CITY was held over tue el0bS IA the Fast
River Yesterday afternoon. The start made from
in from of Ihsr club house oG the sansWok Terrace
large crow OF SpsctAtuTs v ltne ssd tue TAcsE-
IArbin son the 'ingsGenl match. With Q. hGH.
ford steond Time, nih0tsJ 20 sseondL
The double gouls Won by n Brown and 4. H.lIAFkiu
SscondG
The fAI nsBl1 race in Working boAts was VoR By D.
Bglliyan The othtI eOntsstAnt did OF hnish,
Tiius minutes gs"ni d.
Tbs fonT oars Shsll race VaS won by 7 LATkin T.
bI0sn y ~ nOfa, LsTkih Y. hSnsT, eVAsualD, 10
ntnntss Slesr1uda
D. BToWH 7 LsrklB. y. L1Tkln. J. LSuEhIn. w. j. sui.
nysh r"hsssih sOh the four cared haTgs race In ,
shs dssL Tsss vas 200 ~ 4. PlSn tS nisvtsL TtS
eSaIss Sss AGoaI mia
The sun., 1890-09-19

49,. We" bV
Atalanta Roat Club Regatta.


The fortythird annual regatta and ladies' DAY" OF
the Atsanta Boat Club will be held tomorrow after
their houssS Of 1870 street and
lem River and promises be the iarEss, held by
this popular organization The prizes and hsnnsn
By the club during this will bo exhibition in
r. IN ss
ESQ r A..pou6e.Seuil rigL No. /. red~Edwin j.
. bow ssapor, .ssGI N iSt 10
q b!ao-D; Van Hoilan bow AuEust xsupsl strofs
Capt 11ss sn = /.
8S%Es'G SECOND Az. ae1t-h ~ pa''aD0r. Max LAu
2. hchurray. bow: bishop Nark1 Charles Rsnner
bsvenport Jr: Charles Young, stroie: Edvsrd j. j.
%a,., S.oISS NO ydnn. sgnss .seE
): c9nen L = Meet: August yaGpsl, n. Van Holland
TsSasi bow WaS Dse oSar:s Rscs.T
James b: JsnninEA John O Grfda,hS, John b Dyer
John asssmsyer. A. I. Davenport stroke g. simonA
spssE:: 60 nsads eight lady
e% hSa; SS: @
Messsinsn, bSv; K RanlOfeF }, J. chrisns Frank
David brown StTsis: s. bishop lartA eoIS1ai1
4:50 r. M.-ExhiOitiOn row BY Champion RiEhtOArod
> ?. M.-ssnoE Eigh. cared shsllA No J. Rsd-J A
KsG x9RnG E JSSR
siITas 5s. sS5Rt 'ssiEsiR 1s DsS s
storm, John WcldSG NJ qqgi.y: STOKE; 8 slnSaS.
isa5 v j, GSvsRDSfI j., %% %cit asRry sa sft q.
G1.S GSssPr Bsa ,ToS. ysS o' T.
5:Si P. L-Tub Race.
eSS aSsS,. sE3.
fsvesy ssrfssdsnt ItAissts Boat club Al rScsS =
from the Union BOAt Club house the Atlanta houSsS
The sun., 1890-09-19

Lovers Of lacrosse who anticipated hard struggle for
the championship of America in the Amateur Athletic
Union series will be disappointed In learning the
two Western clubs Pittsburgh and Michigan, have
vi,hdravn from the contest ThH 10 be greatly re-
gsttsd the BAstsrn people anxious 70 SEQ how
the Western players would fare In eontsslinR
1Eainst the great team OF the Staten Island Athletic
have been oGkinE pp ths record ot the 8 A. team
around 10 play In the ssrisG they deemed IL beat TO
VIII take no further nsrss IN The .sr.s hsy hays
dr1WA OF two Wessrn cubs leaves only Two ciu6s
10 bats for the championship the Staten Island Ath.
They Sill play only one game TO decide who shall
nsteu on tSe morning of the tGiS mss,SS OF
the Amateur AtnleliG lpion ON oct ~ 1hss l. 4 g.
Pha 20 morrow suI as the aams hAI oesn can.
rinIhiGn A. q on the formsr1 EPnundI 6eEinnnT A. 4
u Ths 4 Will have their best team in the
The sun., 1890-09-19
Artillevists Make lros-rx.

First Battery Third Brigade n. q, O n r, hsla N
nth annual picnic, niGhts festival and prise
bowling At Lion PARK this city yesterday aftsrnoon
and evening
The following organisations put In an appearance
during the evening and vero properly welcomed BY
the bomb throuers: Harlem Independent schuetsen
SSr' nSs'n 9und Of
dermsn.
One Of the pleasant features Of the evening was the
presentation q nno medal TO Chaplain FRED RatlloI
by Alderman Morris memento Of the distinEuishOd
services rendered By Private Hatzis TO the battery
The prize bowling connection with the festival vos
open to all under the following conditions; Three balls
SoSr y, ont m eins 70 eS9nt a. they tal
best scores made were: il8 Corporal Levy; Ill., Mr.
Hall OF the Harlan Independent Sehuots0n CoFpG and
ll6 sorGesn! Laime Good angle ecoree were made
follow; 50. EtaGg- BoekenhAehsr Wurslin. j. barley,
and schsr: %, Jansen and TanEsmann-
The sun., 1890-09-19
The Leuou TennIo tournament.

LENo1, Sept IA clear sky and briHk, sharp air put
the dirt In fair trim for the OF the
tourr Ament to-day. There . crowd OF vtsitors,
stream Of carriages passed In and out OF the club
groundA A murmur Of surprise aroused by the
sudden appsrtion Of John Jacob Asor. who had Just
arrived from Newport Miss willing Of Philadelphia,
who has received much attention from Mr Astor In
Newport with him. The nrst match bo
tween ssars and Thompson resulting In g victory
for the latter In two out OF three sst1 with =
seore OF 6-a o-a Fowler aud Ford huntington
surprised each other by reversing their posi-
tiouR Huntington being conquered with . score of
e. s-s Huntington has not entirely recovered from
the severe Sunstroko he received in Newport which
some v hat crippled his playing.
The third ateh In snGles was played between SeArs
and NsWland with victory for the former by "a
e-7. Fowler having conquered Huntington. he was
Justly fAvonto In bis last match with Colby who
was beaten by q score OF -. S-1 The excitement
was increased when Beach who had been doing some
excellent ork during tue tournament met SeArA lie
was conquered without giving his opponent hard
fight The <-6 7-a -
The nrBt match in double was between Thompson and
Barlow and rockingham and Wheeler. The game
especially spirited and ended in favor OF Barlow
and Thompson nth score of Ts-o, -.
In the second match In doubles Cochran and Russell
beat Fske and brown, Is 8-3 The last match
by the Rowland brothers ever Barlow and rnomp-
ia ga
The sun., 1890-09-19
sHOozTEa


Torm RptFoa ~ THr ouz-sr: Rsturnins men Ea-
rope with ths priros ~ ths Fhsmsn q the United
States - America vho participated IN The tsnth Ne
tonui Bundsstsst at Berlin duTnR July TO IA nnd
that an saort hes hssa made 70 lower the Grade Of
Amsriean rinsmsn by the charge that dA not abso-
lutsly vim the prssa awarded to me A. the champion
shsrpsheotsr q the oompet'nE teana AZ all others
have been heard and - an nov IN the sole and Ae-
psiuts possession Of the grand trophy awarded by the
iudFes Of the shooting festival open TO all nation
mos respectfully ash that my side OF the ouesuon u
Ths sold silver urn. so inches hiEh ornAmsnted
win sold ehasinss awarded by the North German
Lloyd eteamshp Company te the beet mari sman from
ths limited statsa y my property u waA won ~
EerH on July IA the distance being 0oofeet att hat
ineh line target the centre enuntng - Ihs pnsrb 3
aoore wa el and my record vas - utd = ~ lsra
Fins n eAiibre, IS grains Of Hazard nnEls powdtr
WITH 5grsin bullet u wss strictly oehand shootinE
me wind irht from the southeAst The urn which l
hishiy priSa will probably result In future inter
nationaf eompstit,on bf marksmen, and Develop im-
provementp in arms and ammunition; Ihs Ierman
people did all thsy could 20 honar the New Iofh nae
pendent schuetpsh CorPS and for their courtesy We
AZ BinFsn Won he target Of honor prirs BY snsls
shot scoring ~ ont of possible ~ me candSlAbrA
offered By the city OF Berlin open 20 the world Won
b. score OF 81 out Of possibs ~ ~ I've shon aEsys
ubinG the aamo gnn aud charge Tue adys Eold Iateh
offered by the Berln Schurtrtn CoTpA carried on bf
score Of isO ponta The two silver media on point
targets At the Sans place. won y 9 RoM,nn M11,,
New York Independent sehustI'n corpS.
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