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, 1890-09-25

Manager Kust, of the Tacoma
Smelling and Refining Company's
works, has great faith In the future
of Tacoma, says the News, and is
very sanguine regarding the bene-
fits that will accrue to Tacoma by
the location here Of the big smelter,
which started up to-day. A big re-
finery, to cost not less than $50, 900,
will be built next spring, he says.
More men will thus be employed
and the products of the smeltcr will
be refined here instead of being
sent away for this purpose. More
than this, other big enterprises will
be induced to come here, which can
utilize the otherwise nearly useless
mineral products which remain
when the smelling and refining
processes are complete.
The location here Of at least one
such enterprise is already assured,
Manager Rust said last evening, II
being nothing less than lead works
on large scale, which will turn out
lead pipes, sheet lead, lead paints,
shot, etc. For the manufacture OF
shot shot tower will be erected.
The lead used will be- obtained from
the smelter. The company has been
, 1890-09-25

A mammoth loaf of bread, two feet
square and one foot thick, weighing fifty
pounds, was received recently at the
White house, 1t came as gift TO the
president from yeast manufacturer
lnd baker.
, 1890-09-25

Nj. Alphonse Daudet is now quite re
covered from his his recent illness ant
Is busily engaged on new novel as vel
as play, the latter being intended fol
the Gymnase theater. In the forthcom
ing work the question of divorce will b.
analyzed, especially in its relations L
the situation of children Of parents wht
have been separated by the law. NJ
Daudet is now in his villa at Champ
rose, rustic retreat ON the banks Of th'
Seine near Corbel.
, 1890-09-25


blue lake fine trout.
a graceful fawn, tame and very
friendly, the property of Mrs. A. ID.
Wheeler, il one of the beauties OF
Warm Springs.
Recorder Anderson has made n
great success at gardening this sum-
mcr. The REVIEW man saw u cab
bage from his crop weighed, which
assly lyed over 10 pounds.
Nelson is reported to be very dull
just Mt present, but the assessment
work done there this season has
shown some most favorable results.
Warn Springs 10 at last to have o
postotfice and better mall facilities
all around. This Is directly due,
without doubt, 10 the Nelson
Miners caustic lashing of the postal
authorities.
Mr.. A. 5. Beebe leaves to-day for
o short visit to Spokane Falls, Ia
personally superlntend the ship.
ment of ore for the exposition. The
collection will be genuine eye
opener to outsiders Mr.. Beebe de-
serves the best thanks of the district,
for 1t is safe to say that but for his
energy and hard work 1t would
not have been represented at the
great fair.
The first wagon used In the camp
Is now doing all the trucking
and the knocked-out siwashes
watch with disgust this new labor.
saving device of the paleface.
, 1890-09-25

The ex.Emperor of Brazil and his
daughter the Comtesse d'Eu, are at
Radon Baden for u stay Of several
weeks.
The sun., 1890-11-17

The spartans had but ssvsA nsu n ths Unitsd Bowl
Ing c,ubs ssurrsmsss at wshAila Han Lest evening"
They managed 70 roll the second highest SCORE made
since the bsrinniss. Ths scores made by the three
.Dopp.i Eissse%iI,s 60, vo,usr, @, -pssa.t n.
xrsSssr S ss fo.i si 1ss shsmmsrins q; ksddsit ss'
spps sii wmens %; Z. SunEjohsn. esi sIfsrA
,sp3rtsn,n,I Thum. ~; Kneeht IA; -KeppsE. 90,
hroefsr s 81; sohwAoke %, fosss cot KahlsAorf -
A big tournamsnt viii besn At strssk,s Casino A.
term Long Island this evening. The schedule s as
eMondsy Noy; boulevard. Mixsdsis Ravsnswood.
Ftldsy. Nov. 2i-Ravenswood. Boulevard. nixsdais
.Nandsy, Nov atNRoasvard. sunswiot r.rrasa In.
f%aay. sey wood, Terrace. x,..s.,. Pc.
s,TSa.sy peg i@al,.d.'. rsrr.s. sun,~iel, In
friday I,s ar:sa:causs boulevard sunsviat.
Monday D.s; .BoaisVard. Indians Mixedsi. Suns.
sitriasy; b:s issBoalsv.rd- M,ssd.ls xavsnswosa
Monday. Dec IS--lNavsnswood, Boulevard. Ni.sdsis.
.sriasI Friday Zee is.Boulevsrd. sunswiek. Terrace, IN.
,Ysndsy. Dec; si|R.ysnswood, Terrace Mix.da,s
De- sn sHis.a seaHiS r.rr.s su,,-.. IN
diane and Ravenswood -'.S" '3"'~ y"
Aonday Dec 9D-Pesd.sQuea Boulevard. sunswick,
ad fid.s. % jan. s"soulsVara. x,x.dal.. Rsv.p.wood,
sunswiok, and fssdseQusa
Up 10 date the Eamss Of the Breohiyn Nat,ens, tour
IA. Ss . sS e. ss Ssass
ior.s sssh hs standing q he clubs H q focSs Sis
The sun., 1890-11-17
Odds ma Esss OF sporta

EtsharS Isihs:-Hs stands fee. ~ inches In hssh.
IA less birthday was bis twenty ninth
yhs orsnxs Ashlste clab vii! hold shufis board
eeuss In Hast Orasge s'
The Nick OollinA Burma Who fousht :ou Friday
pntning With Nike Brennan Of Hus City wss NOT Inc
MAX Collins ltHnt weight Of this city Ths man who
tonxnt bysnnsu vas " "rnger.in."
ns Following scores were made At the sscoaI gallery
lAaet ds ths Estter kiho Club their hsAdonartsfs
tiataAoe being pasdt v ArmbrnSs a,U; " 4 Eosksn
p tsfsi ssb: Eabsrius saT: .. i,ssnSt. SSstSn 2s 2
Sssisr III, ts';f g z:;;:r sa a.i .sio'. aS' wss
me euptinx season u fairly In West Chsstsr and
the lentnx ?cnnlry. Rabbits are said 10 10 more
p.enuttl than TOR several years peIt man with
Good gun aud siraKht eye ssliou fails to get an the
eamS ~ uesirss Nowadays. III West Chester Eiiiott
knl ue9ean tAnk a. about the s,ots In the plaos
TIE hrds VI tho vicinity mostly smniL but thsy
Anosa p'Sniy ct amusement and eIctcmeny In q een.
tyai huAt and shooting contest The msmIsN Of the
ssassy Gab ps.iwsst Chester gsttas Srsss spcIs
eut VI pigeon shooiA
mS S:s ysss SS!ysxJas ~ yards low hssai.
Mysas New Sss{ TIC ysrs siss smS'. Ssss rec.
shsFms. DstreiI 4. O. The kns,h record IL III. .sIs
ssss,aMa a.s 9 ssa ~ yaIas Y q ,ssona. Ihs 6sst
6s hsit nile hurdle rssord geur hundred and feriy
Lerds the longest recorded distance negotiated ever
The sun., 1890-11-17
Daeey ana williams Ready.

Billy Dscey Of this city and Joe Wil,iams the cham
pon liaht weight Of MARYLAND. putting the I'M
hing touches Of their training msthodA and will meet
in the ropsd arena before the end Of the They
will fight a. isS pounds with skin gloves to finish.
for $3.50 side, and about nifty will bs allowed to
witness the mill on paying an admission fee Of S.
sus reporter who the yesterday was told that
both were willing to have the contest come OF even
before S the Day .a,ssd upon Dassy is the taller
with his hands mak es him tho fAyore IN the betting At
IS to 2n Cutie nuinber Of sports who know Williams
will however DO prepared TO back him the rInsside
They ,ay that the Baltmorsan Is asyeons lighter and
This L. the frst fight at the full light weight limit that
has taken place In this vicinity for long time and the
,as xin! Of spOrts wno really help along The eoIps
scrap purely for the love o: that sort of and
the affair Will doubtlsss be brought on under the most
favorable conditions not forgetting thar great dssdsr
siun an early start and return in time for decent
nights rest
The sun., 1890-11-17

TIE Hsrss show Fst . Dsnssr %
Thtsxs Last Wssh.
The big horse show caused dealers In the
local horse market to wear very long faces dur
Ing tho past week, business In East Twenty
fourth street being at . standstill, every body
that cared Nc about q good horse being in
side the walls Of the Madison Square Garden.
To-day and tomorrow. beginning at II
o'clock. the public will have an opport unity to
secure many OF the prize winners at the show.
as the National Horse Show will offer. under
the management OF the American Horse Ex-
change, ono hundred and forty head Of splsn-
did single horses, pairs. tandem. four-in-
hands. and matched pairs. that will meet all
the requirements OF even the most fastidious.
The horses will be shown In the Gar.
don. and are the properly Of such rep
resentative mon as +. r. Underhill. P. A. liar.
gous. Robert Sedgwick, Z II. Wheeler. and
L II, Hartman. The regular weekly auction
sale Of horses and carriages at Van Tnssell l.
Kearneys repository will be worthy Of
attention from dealers and others In search Of
desirable lots.
Horsemen are paying . great deal more
attention nowadays TO the condition Of their
horses feet than they did some ysars ago. and
preserving the foot aud keeping. It cool ,apd
sSs nav goei 9Ss aooi ssuins q, S~ With an Once
kShsass .Ss |a .e!ss clarified .,.YI the ss.rl.s.
trary seem vol satisfied with the existing
state 81 ansirs Few nov styles have lave beer been
O.. lead In getting out. new vehicles. Their
psssae ifss ms sSnaie.
@ "a sss ssiiIs as; snips.s ssSs $s
Il. Il. babeock. & Co. OF -Aos Broome street
on WI ss .ay
srShh q s.ss sna
specially. this week OF harness. blankets, and
ropes. Ttey also continue to soil numbers Of
al the same time carrying on an extensive
.ss ;s 4. s% ssss.so.y az = e. MS s
Immense stock OF almost everything OF. wheels
One 6 sure 90 get satiainct!oa from. nj. Gray.
sa IN as hS say he ns;S SsSs have
.a q .ss 10 H. H.
dnSRs Fr.sSss Sss
received several orders DURING. the past week.
~ Rssg.i IT, s Sc i 5 IL r. Ess sp Snsi sss street
building carriages to order. but they are also
are doing good business. Not only are the firm
doing q brisk repairing business and express
themselves as entirely satisfied with the con-
ditton Of affairs.
Tho fifty wagons which the New York Wagon
icaily examined during the week By various
Wholesale and retail eroceis. launorymen. and
number Of orders have been placed with the
company. 1t is needless tn say that they, as
well as tho reliable old Racine Company. have
been doing q flrst-class business OF late, for
they always do that.
the Racine Company are now carrying 800
wagons In stock. and are receiving numberless
orders from out-o!.town customers. principally
for light delivery wagons The repository Of the
hHcine Companys ss at 7yand VI Wooster. street,
and Bank strcetA
The sun., 1890-11-17
bartlett Knocked Ost.

A kid.Hlovs DEht to . hnish took place on Saturday
afternoon near Wsehawkon. between " Red" simmons
and Jim BARTLETT both OF shis city. The former was
seconded by Jim Bray aud Fred Ayrss while Bartlett
was looked after by Ike Tracy and Sam Sloan. They
pounda
They went ut each othsr like two tigsrs and fousht
very hard Tor the fret four rounds during which hvrs
ssIss e ne srsa!. q Bs,tlsst who .so s:earsS li
pp by the close Of the fourth round and they both
shove ssns Of fatigue although they were still very
The SIu!sina vn kept Up for tssnpty:tyS Eoupds.
the referee declared Rimmons the winner although Rs
was pretty nearly badly used ~ bhrtstt raj
He'd along shout tho eighteenth round aud quite
streng again when be received the Knockout blow.
The sun., 1890-11-17

sS%; a fs sss on , :a 81: Junior
css:s.ss IN Fio.p.ss raI On ssesrasS BY: y
fsrf tie Siunna ~ f'0''''
ssTS pl ;ss tss:d ": .'i Sy T III
,orta.hs q: injured up!y.,.,,z Of r.nn.yIy.nl.
y s.p IN s 1sh. nd % r.:
iS siS yof time
HSl.so seaad: fi.y issr,s .;r:.. sHs s:,rs.s 81 @
9. a {. :ss A5s:: q ::
ns .h to q: ssss
ihs m.at Va. psrssi.rly s.f.fat % sro!ssi
M Dss snF % .'y "se
S On M r.s: s
The Columbia College freshmen have no. been doing
s'.S. S Il. s ;au e. %
Eooa sonr.s e. Stirsnns and yIsse: and hopes have
sS:.. Ss I:
kff:s:s nv ssa e,
I,i!a!.I n. team expect. 10 play tho Orange re-
.a g 70 e n;Fe ss, s.a.' II Sy
evening mentors Of ths Wayne sylvia Bs Mott. L,rl
jolat ran over the nns Gresnvis course. The conr.s
@ ss@E En- 'sse'ss tt0R: .y q ~; sK ..s.ss sT
watsLs iary S'Ss,s wa. til: r.s reach
kiehAr Irvine came In second. both are members Of
the Loriard Ahlstic Association, Joseph Fiahsry Of
six miles and It was covered In minutes by
.aa y; ss o fofs s;ssp as wa9
fla wi
year be played In the afternoon on the day before
waA propo:ed TO play the game at Eastern ParE nut
dssssd sha, :, We, nos advi.Ab: 20 eh.Ics.
bad on Chat day More Than ka9sihss Eeen spent IN
get!ing the snclosnrs ready tor the big ePrncetop
sap she record .pPiSs!is,s Tor seats coming
twenty who are coming all the way from Omaha to
The sun., 1890-11-17
OVER BILL AND DALE
Many Good Raas Enjoyed By the Cress.
country Athletes.

eouatry Athletes.
Almost sprinsnks weather drew . crowd Of several
hundred Interested spectators Bay Ridge yesterday
where they witnessed the work Of the crosscounsry
athleteH who turned out in surprisingly large numbers
AZ 10 O'Clock A. ~ the members OF the Union Athletic
Club held big team covering about aix m,ies Of
the sealed handicap The trail lAsd little
out OF the usual route In order 10 test the ability Of the
Athlstss All nnished well toEsthsr after most
cessfui run. Time. 81 minutes Ig& seconds.
Capt Phil Brady had the Bridge Athletic Club
harrs out In the morning the largest pack that ever
wore the clubs emblem turning up for the spin. The
ads covered about vs miles Of the Bay Ridge course
ing he sia.:s noms ri%. 8 .ainass Iix ~ s.oonsa
s a., 4 "a
::.t;
IL h d... g ": .n
nu...s = s,a,s sssn;sy athlete vss ravsrssd lime
P.sE: e s:! p.s Sss
y ss .n %.y sn IA K. sss ss Nv s ss
y: .,s. %s s .5S
s.v.n ni::s Robert E!iinsns% Of the ssiex" pss{
henois Time nina.ss Second. chrs siSss.f SaT
a bs pack y tho Ridrswood H.rri.rs wen, over tho
osna.s r. hs suns. ssoa
mad. s ssn: S TN snsI sss
run The souJs: ,iAy:rs:d was .boas ays and bali
bum :sseaS ssa Wii,sn SuIDAy l,a ssla % s,ss.
While there "a. no sensations. record bssakins ss on
and Aonros Athista Club. was indnlsed 10 by larger
crowd q sPse.tors that ever Witnessed the .pn Of
Ihs two team. went % eyer he eight courss n The
aains well m toSsth:r q s ~ Time So minute, 2s .seond.
sl:d through eight mite: Of slstbu.h in The
;svsnus and Can. .is road Team C.ptsi1 Jack Lloyd
q: boy: sh,SpFn % some ssin practice They hnshsd In
g.: n:ss mssnf =: s.tSnn @ & Ssss;Ey
f.l!owinE b: saa:a g sss Sysy;; That ~ protect: e
The r:ssr:s IL writing ,stnE ,hs froupd. e. saeh
a,sceiation shOuld ne p ots.t rot bs saSiaigsd"
pace Aiisrton A!hieto Clubs sonairi .,n
ssr.sa. xtssr * mss q Sis had Ssep sons oses
Conner nnlshsd nrsk W. II Rose second, a. Eeehsn,
lower third and II. EowSk fourth. lime, 70 MlAuses
IS ssconda
Club held of eight miles along the Astoria shore
road yssterdAy morntug. About twenty members par.
ticipstsd Capt II. Taub led the over the course
day and priIss win b vsn 70 the hrst thres men 70
The sun., 1890-11-17

The New York Suburban shooting Association held /.
tournsmsns on the clubs grounds at Clsremont sstur
day. Mr. Collars work feature. Out Of 20 tar.
soSAtion rgss governed. Ihs various Tesuts we're,
.sweepstatss at birds 81 sntry-Johnston Cuii,r.
money. ~~ sseooa
sweepstasc No. 2 same conditions a. sboye-p,~,.,
oaimby. Johnson Lindsey, and Du Brav dividsd is.;
Sssstl.: dyiSsa ,ssSaS MONEY!. ,Sa. f'"'A Miller and
hwsepstaksa q ten bius Iocks-Ciean soorss ~...
ond money. >~~''sS "oh SEQ
sssspsistss ssns condition. q above =.
ac.ean score and won frst money. Siaisr and MIA
nSa @ lot second money Third money wss Won 6y John
,svsspstakss same conditions a. above-col,in. And
Leg and ~ ty Hay divided sssesd money. 's
Ceilins h!sr and 1a bray divided drss mon.y NJ
Iss ane L!nSA.sy divided SseoRd money. es'
- Mass lean ssSss. L,ndssy Sos sseona money
On e'sas score sisisr and AlisT dividsS sssssa
The sun., 1890-11-17
BOWling Notes.

H. w.D-To compile bowling averages divide games
played Into total number Of pins scored.
The Comus and W,nona clubs roll a match Rsms A.
i84 Third avsnus on Wednesday evening.
Tho team Of the Atalsnts Boat Club will roll
the PALISADES alloys
are becoming very hrsard n r9nI!ns th.ir. Esmss
games hwhAs 10 wanted ~ the Elephant Club House
The opening samss Of the whsslm.ns League viii 30
bounty teams last yeAr's chsmpions viii compete
The former VIII play tho New York Bicycle Club and
The sr,twhils famous Beividsre Bowling Club was
fsorsaniaed a. Bsexsrs jackson avenue ssys Jersey
si.@'R yer. T, g gi!o. .as
!. chi: Treasurer n Meyer; Csptsin. IT, Lrts ana
Lisutsnsnt J. smith, The bowling eommittss WIN con
bsrship !imit has already been reached Chaisnsss
for beat Of three ssries will b issued 10 M
prominent clubs In this Vicinity "
The sun., 1890-11-17
Ga, Net arthy 60 George Dixon.

The following was received At the Luusrated Htxs Of
aee on Saturday evening,
~ don't really believe that George Dixon wants 70
NEST me- Hsknows full we'll I'm his master or he
would have answered my proposition In some way.
The way In which this crsam.and.conss boxer and
his cute manager skipped out Of Rsw York when he
heard was hot on his trail convinced NE thoroughly
that these clever people do not mean business
NEW, George Dixon. know full we'll you are afraid
TO meet me again on even terms In the arena Your
narrow escape ths last time was close slough call
Isy ard waaf a 20 rsta nsh5 MN s sSp yNgs
your man without further delay.
"lr agree 70 most any fair tsrms-a limited number
of rounds Or to nnish certainty prefer the latter
Gny NAY 20 W. ~ oIi ns . sst @ time met YOU
hero wont take chances OF having certain man
call IN The police In case you are defeat. You
know how you and your people had the game nxsd the
last tina We want NO more OF that
The sun., 1890-11-17
HE WANTED TO BE PETER JACKSON.
4 Young ColoreA boxer KaoeksA Oat at
the Uaion Club's Rooms.

the Uaion Club's Rooms.
In point OF quality Of the best Athletic sntsran-
monts of the season was given by the Union Athletic
Club Of Brooklyn on Saturday night Harry Bins the
moniss white Jack Shelley held the watch. Admiration
TO the entertainment was BY invitation.
Tho programme opened With splendid exhibition ON
the horizontal bars by g. sykss and Thomas Hsnnssssy
both Of the UnonA
Arat,lng fourround boxing bout followed The con.
tsstanis were Thomas Murphy Of the Paimstto A. 4.
and Tom Murphy OF the Union A. c. The Usion Murphy
had shade the best Of the rst round but the
lad mp matters materially In shs second doing
noAry all the leading and clearly outpontng his oppo-
1s S :ns and 70 '
Stanley # 81 si. gsa: on. % !sss :sss
NH 'asn e. n
.s$: y1a: .: 81: e s. 81:
z q tSs son. sSa
Ss:Ia Ss
IN
;s:s
5: sSs IL
;%s :F S:.: ~ 4. x;
Union. and Job. Lloyd of til.
Ssy: Sas' sn.s j.si 'i,s tGs
Syio1 ana Hsnpsssey tollows in an entertaining sx
hssn aSSa @ss1 esssy # fo e. SauS g:
tis next pair THIS WAS good 20 with plenty Of ginger
thrown in.
ThSrs considerable enthusiasm In the next bout
bstwssn = oara. Gu.Ty Wei developed colorsa |ag
.S S.:a I:,S
in the first round and Burke forced the pace In the
second round the white lad WAS olsvsry stopped by
sos ssd ": 5:sy ..s % 5
met bY . faesr that made him step back. Clever sI
hlbton. q Suokpg Hna soaptsrinS upon ne par, OF
sdSt 81. soo9d BHrk: ~ fs,ntsd st !h: black fellow.
shot out his right and Curry vent down. knocked out
The sun., 1890-11-17
Tho Lads Show Remarkable Aptsess fer
Athletic bports.

Gudsns profsssors and friends OF the Sacred Bssrt
Academy had great day yesterday at wsst Chester.
The Victor Athletic Association, composed Of students
IN the academy. held its nfth annual and more
perfect day for the contests could have bssp de-
sired. The grounds were In admirable condition the
contests were spirited and sxc!tinE while large and
apprseisvs crowd spurrsd the young athletes do
shslr level beet The pronamms included fourteen
consssta winding up with lively and spirited game Of
football The tus.ofvN teams had niue men side,
e .ad Ere Ss q q s.': e: :..: %.s:' =
Siis.,ss u: ss': s.l,wou BY ). Riley ass feet;
ssssains SsS:S Jun. y y; 4 H.nsa.ld. s,ss.
''';is Ss! ::sSs g
IT. as' a.s%'.:s .:s r. ss:';'' s..: ssi:. is:
...! asn.i: na sS ..ssn 3, ss:s:. %
s.Ja: il sss"1 .!s:sS S I.: s e
,kieks. N. roo.s.ll-wes by l. sronmsr TO feet;
.s:ssa ass;stS assSs sslr ar''' Tine
z sS1sSa ssa,TSn ~ s'v IS f'''
fS.ss h.ss \; ;'ssss y i::s'ewoa ~ w. Daniels,
fhI:sisassd IsS. 200 y.rd:,-wo. sy = Kssl.r ana
s:s?s 'f ss;E s.s .ss y s.';A
Tas StWss1woo. By the following team, r. r,,n.
zsst ..i ss.?r%: s:u g:'ss H.sss sss
;.:: H.' Of
s.$:: Sis::a :.. Isii.s ITs.:a' wj..s
s.:s:s, s$ s!s:s s:'g$: ss::!s sss:sS s.ss:ss I
Alter .haIdion5s. sSnIs.. of thirty minute. rs.4
. me Eo.s for ihe .ipninr ssfs made ~ piss-
GsIsid theaAI,h.L nnd hSllsn L srommsr aud aeA-
The "A'esl. Q: Ihe, ,dfy were J. Nsnsasid. Jsm.s
y ron's Dc Leon sadJ. o'Brsn
Sr~ss 1astsra ssis ter $4,000.
The sun., 1890-11-17
Jack as,.. WIN Tra,. Murray.

Jack Quinn the Scotch champion Light vsisht has
received offer from Billy Aurrsys backsr to take
charge Of Murray during his training for Jimmy Ken.
nard the ST. Paul KID In their match for slOoo side
and has accepted Quinn said to Sun reporter yss,sr
S.yas tsGosst ns hsd & ssn % h,s rssshsm Of
sSn y Tas rsss meant H Susn.Ss sISSS
ssIl BE- Ioing sons.hina else unit! he s:s match on
resort, .whsrs the Nsw YORKER and Jack TSohsy Wsns
on friday. and whore they we're well pleased with
sasfseion to the few friends In the city whom they
intend 70 Inform OF their whsreAbouA
The sun., 1890-11-17
Iaterseh ola stic Football.

Thsrs changes In the asic Atb,stio
League football championship series last week Colum
ola Grammar School having forfeited Saturdays ssme
Adsphi stil maintains the isadenhip stsvsns after
eaid struggle With Poly. also holds its position, Tbe
MSss,S Sho g. pss.snt quite ~ with typhoid fsvrE
ssr ~ Pa sos wotts hasn who WIN os great adi
ssstras aSSat shS s,Svsst Adelp ssms 10 10 played
snS hanplsAshlR ahs standing VI the teams Z a.
The sun., 1890-11-17
8sss Between Asvv. ~ CysI.r..

BosioN Nov. iS.-Ths Harvard Univsrsity Cycling
AsssCiausp held handicap tsn-ms on the Chest.
nus Htn sensss to-day. The oeaisstAuts we're: T. II.
DaviA 81; O. Taylor. "a, ". h 0rssnlsaf. v2.
serstsh' O .. Hsvss % q niautsC, Philip Davis
~ y nlnatss 70 sseonas,; Barron 81 q Hiuste.l =
= Omhtsan, ~ ~ mtnusss M sseondslIP II. Hook.
stsdsr e9 % m!nptesS ~ sscondsi q. Keller, "a
snpson as Y,:; Ts y minute: rsis - en-
pns..s Il y .ssSutp' y foSsr ~; MasaiIi.:sE
Pratt OF y, vas the winner NasAllsisr vas sscoAA
Tue 'sra.h men wire eut VI the DAyi, coming In
The sun., 1890-11-17

John Delaney keeping himself In good physical, con-
d!ton And he y Astonishing the South br60lynitss Iy
bis powerful attacks and defence
The tno CSnnors brother. John and Tom. had
lively tlt In CAsey's court on saturday but Tom rot
the decision By . score OF ~ tol7.
Poor NJ Henry! lie was all broken up over his dsfent
Sy George hAnlsy ON SATURDAY 81 says boweves tfss
up entirely. "' A'ss
"A s%Is.t % many sn.hosissu q ths game would Iik. to
aud John Dowd Each tips tho beam At about 2.e and
sach IL - nveiY a. kitten upon his feet ~
Col Meehan Of the Maritime Exchange Ii an entbp
nasuc supporter OF the game. and ~ the same rate
INA. ns nas improved rscsntiy tn playing he viii be
II . match can BE- enthusiastically arranged bstwesn
hops hoss and John Cossns II ought 10 DO one OF the
pest contested matches Of the gsaSo In tho opinon
OF experts Il y: a toss up which Of the young man
wednesday night prepared to make matoh S' y"
The sun., 1890-11-17
sunday o. sAs wheel

The weather Of yesterday was taken Advsatass Of by
large numbsr OF whesimsn, and the thorou shfarss
freauentsd By riders presented lively appearance In
spite the Atsness Of she season The Kinxs County
wheslmsn rode to Brighton, while msmbsrs Of the
Ia.snA Where the Gotham whssnea Of this city 40
went Tho A.nh.ttan Club ssoysd trig 20 rarrytev
lem ciubs THIS recent rsins sfs the 10 rather
tug was fair.
The sun., 1890-11-17
sspstaksa for all agssr one
x..u,. or tho G,ouoe.,.- R.e..

"e"UIt ob Sho dIOuoeHt0r R0cea,
0ioJcrsr,A n Nov. l5-The following arc the results Of
todAy's events:
First nncs-six and one.half furlongs james A. II.
end Monte Cr!sio had . dead hen. Albemarle third.
sseont Race. Five and one bAlt furlonya Fearless
Third Race Five lurtonEa Past Time won Brusssls
stsond. Gutter third Time. lln
htPsSss;, !, .ssond sSu,.n.Io q. third T,a. las
sssssa Tanner third. Tims ;ss. N- -s'
Sixth Raes-ons and onshaf milss John Jay 9.
The sun., 1890-11-17

me n-st annual composition for the aiLround cham.
pionshp OF the Gaelic Society which was 10 hare BEEN
decided Yesterday on the sociss plant st woodsids
!. !; vac poe.psaed witt Now "a kntriss WIN close
r.iArys reoin. " Mest Twsniy eighth street. Ths
esanfk ere Tor lneDkakA oSalr. - . ~. II. n.