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The sun., 1890-12-10
srALD,xo Ann1vxs FxOH nosfox.
A Conference or the League ssA Assseis.
ttoa tO be Held To.aag.

A conferenes or The Iesuss .sA Assseis-
ttoa so be Held To-day.
A. O. spnding arrived in the city last niaht
from Boston, whore hc had been 10 confer with
tho Boston triumvirnte. He LETT Chicago the
latter part OF last week. hnd stopped over in
New York last Sunday. He has kept oil his
movements In the dark. as he 10 trying to ar-
range the whole base bail trouble % that there
can be an amicable settlement and an Aineri-
can Association circuit fixed up that Will be en-
urelv Satisfactory to all concerned.
Mr.. Spalding expected to meet President
Thurman OF the American Association last
night. and had teleRraphed to him to be here.
Through some unavoidable delay. however.
Thurman failed to arrive. He will be here to-
day. accompanied probably by Messrs. Barnie
ana Won der Abe. These gentlemen will meet
Messrs. Spaldine. Day. and Dyrne OF the Ma
tional League to confer about the makeup Of
< Sun reporter came across NJ. sraSldirs ppp =
HMa nF4s .soa. soa tsHa sss @ 2S
for for some % time: :nhe answered: @ - \ think we viii
yoS ss'I.ao allow sa Association team in
thoqshs |. Sas for m % the best iRtssssst: q
SaSa a%, pay ssa 70 a ha
ESS9a .Ssrs S Ss &c Hfss L wsa tsan
pny, why Of course It should have every con;
ssssSaSihsn - lSs :sosiasicaS s S;;. Ss!sai.;.
AS to that I cnnuot say. Tho Association
Ss sahsl nG II one
no G aeon one way % Or % the Other eap 30 tsSen
The Association has stood By the national
Ss sRd M NO sa Z. rs,t @ thas
strong as possible" " ''''0 -
The Assosistlon psople nre now thinking OF Of
shs,s laIi e aS,ec They say they neyor Ss;;s Z
stSs sass Ss1 DsS ns SSaH
Ia; ]. has always rssonted t5is lmnq.aticn.
a. Hessibo Seiaro sa the The Eablie as tne tail
uS srons s ss circuit Dc tho % ei.ss and
bS practically indopendsn, vii i a. 90
ps Wa, @Heh .ssrsea n Ss
John p Day apd J; W: spclding relative , TO the 10
INV eE oSA ys ws0sa Sss III s In n
IssSsaS s the ssme ~
saneIrhsd opposiiiop. to freeze out me AmeTi-
The s5
over the Brotherhood. The Leaene heretofore
has been disposed to "Todge y, ths ,s otsa
citation.
AT tho recent Lousville meeting 1t was
generally Understood that tho Association
would be Wise in placing clubs 10 Chicago and
themselves az being favorable to such
scheme. Now that Mr.. Day comes out in print
suggesting as T. which cities will best ssrength-
whnt right does the gentleman offer his sne-
gestions- would also like to know why
want to place myself on record as being deter
mined TO fight Tor Association clubs IN Boston
arrangements affecting the circuit which wore
agreed upon at the Louisville meeting and un
derstood BY A. G. spaldinz; ! vii not be q
change from the original plan."
The sun., 1890-12-10
Ade,phi Gets che Pennant.

The long delayed presentation OF the psnnsni which
the Ado phi In the base bail ssriss Of the In
tsschoas,o Athletic League for is0J occurred ysstsr
day morninx In the chapel OF the Academy a.
the regular exercises concluded Dr. Perkins the
President Of the faculty In fow weIIohosen remarks
SIC. a. mention OF his pleasure in bsinE able to sivs
pnlic notice % sueh au important Affair." rhen Gsis
the platform and. d. after .,,ayinr thaS the
% excellent an aggregation oi base bail piaysrs unoov
cred The banner and named Dr. Anderson is guar.
horlsd he boy. ~ 90 ,her evs best % AZ aihlsae
10 the School ysiia the newer Of wheh q ss fsi;cws
"we.yo: wogo w&go, wi-A.d.s sIphi!" The banner
satin; snbro,a.rsd I'd II shaded gold The tollowin. are
Bsncker, p; Beach, lst D.; Tanan I'd liutchins. 81
b. Beiden q e; Smith, T.; Wood. c. Brooks. r. FL
hObinlon, substitute
The sun., 1890-12-10
cr,ehete-s to Form . N.,,o..l Le.s-..

Criek eters to Form . Nssioaal Loseue.
Amovsmsnt has been started in PhHads,phia for the
organization Of National League Of cricks.srs ON.
braoiug the cities Of Philadelphia New Fork, Boston
Baltimore PittsburRh and Chioaso The idea origi.
mated with member Of the Germantown Cricket Club,
and from the hs has started In work the project
un most pronounced success Is assured
There ID NO doubt that . championship series Of
matches between the cities named would do much to
promote iuterss In the EAe At The dinner of
the Massachusetts Central Cricket Association held In
Doston last week. aletter from Mr. Thomas Wharton,
inviting oacism Of the project VA. resd and the iasa
WAS moe! enthusiastically received. In this city sew.
saS,scI and Tie ssnsf.l opinlos isySIsSis 70 q:
Tssrs has been one point raised however. which
r.ngsd Ills hardly proSsSls thai II: Chicago League.
":aa ' T. ;s'i.:
salns amateur denomination. and even, - general
e | collin !.
mont that only those OF unlimited means could indulge
Bns a: Soms ap ,ha. .h. game. should
be pya a Il. 70 s EnE: siI .
suppo.s !hs LsA,us consisted q The sx St.. named
,;s Boston another and rsSSuT1s
suit sOad Ssp.nd on sSs game: tie other eis
lea In this cass two clubs would play three gamsa
in Sn s.%s sH
Sidsrsbly and 81: ip.srs,t would 10 lu.t .s rI..l
eontests but With chs npmtsr q matshs, limited, =
e. eS: s:ss5 % s.s u. .eSe: EeSe.
GO Gsn: .na bodies which have
s &: AND 4 g
pionslip OF the United statoh
The sun., 1890-12-10

The Eureka Gun Club held their nna shoot Of 1890
Marion, N. j.. yestsrdsy. Seven men shot At seven
birds each, club handicap rssA 50 yard boundary The
birds were OF excellent quality. The were j. H.
Fssen ~ yards ?: strope. IS yards, o; D. Buthrer
25 yards 9: sehmult 23 ysrds Il Schultz IS yards 7;
Swiudsn, "a yards Z; Eisenhart 2s yards. =.
There regular rises IS yards for ioGaugs guns
and for i2.gauxs guns - srdA Swndel and schuits
have now won the medal twice each. aAd are now
psnA.ized 4 yards each.
r4 ~. ira. each fsln n' q @an .sa
sehu!,x q ards q q s!5ops q vara! VI svindslI II
Tho hnAl inaninats target eontsst for tho year vas
s:n Ssf. n yCsd " scbu sy SsId! Srdi Sr
layAId.. q, Yieksn lG yards z streps' q yard. Z;
yards. sohul,s thus made tlo highest sysrsEs for
sons propcr,y whis Chase rstsins tie silver medal
IN the class second highest AvsraKa Schmuts won
16s gold medal In Class y Tor the ysAS, and J. u,
ticksn the silysr trophy.
The sun., 1890-12-10
xEx1ucxY,s THOROUGHBRED SALES.
High Prices for LonGfeIlow YearllaEs-
PPlnos Fortunatus BriuEs $4,000.

High Prices for LongfeIlow Yearllag
Prince Fortunatus BriuEs $4,000.
LExIHorox. Dec e.-Thls was the third day Of
Thoroughbred sales and eighty yssvsn head passed UNI
the hammer for sso.2lo. an average OF $aoo ea
Thirteen Of them we're Nantura ysarlinga property
Frank Harper and averaged eo2a Those bringing s
aad over follow:
EiIs E6ipmsn. Oh Z. by Jila johnson. dam Hscy
x';.n s.I.; Tfn:y I,saoy Lexington ~.
-i Is.!. .';sss,: Io5;t ~ go H.: 49,: 49, 4
LGn:dsle: Sr: q; ~ LonStsliOw. dam Maggie B.;
s.seae 'I's'e 'isS ~ tsSn3i..io. dam R:ni ii ~
Ress!@ Oh y' g.. s. Imp Ro;;ln9ion dam Secret;
L,sS. NisGSssIS :, 3. ~ Ionsteliox: dam Belle .,
Uncle EiaSl: 3 :: y III; Johnson dam Lady
Property of various owners:
is!dS ~ e. o.sa:sere s0GS..A asm ..i..
a.m aSsi. II hsidy ., imD Mn.
osSis sh 8: ys.riiHs. BY outessi dam Isis; Louis
Ien jssn.SS: T. e: y:.!lins Sy .ji: Johnson, dam
kossss .Snss dam Little
Wang f1n: dam
n;I s ye.sps :,s,! ~ dam fhae.
u j. Haniins Gncinnasi van. A.
Jennie ~ J. y. Hughes. Ntchoa.vie. ky..-.. {
Chestnut colt ysarlinK. by Harry fAion, dam
sue Finuie: ". +. App!eRatc Louisvilie ....,....
Chestnut niiy. yeariinR, BY Fend o.: dam sadie
Rosilee Oh: f.. wsaniipa By imp Ro.sinGton. dam
Bell. Of Nantura; l.. q. Strauss Lextngton....
Fsso b. c.. b. LonRfsllow. dam Freddie; N. J.
osisS; s.% IN. kIsf:y ss. As.; snSas
Jude h. f. by wanterer dam imp. ciemcuoy;
Bsn BOY. cS G. Z BY imp. King Ban. dam Lid.
stanhope; Lee Christie Midway. Ey.............
psnnis; Lee Christie HidwsS Ky............. a u l.,
Chestnut colt ysarlinE. by King Alfonso dam y
SsQusncs; Henry Uverton. Spripg station, KY.
The sun., 1890-12-10
Entries for Chiffon To-day.

The following are the entries for to-day's
races Mt Clifton. 1t is understood that Starter
William Lakeland 8 resignation is In the hands
Of the Association:
First Rae. SIX and one ,If furlonE:: selling Prince
tons.s io2 oB i92: t1nr.n'ks; M in; ~; Jim Mn,.
Ing io5 Red Bird lo5: Mischist ~, Little rana -.
Rcd Kim, III. S. John. liz; Prlpss Kdw.rd. il3;
Prince Howard; i07; HARRISON ~ Village Ming I0!;
Lspanto. "; Adar ": st. Patrick o.: Lille b.. 4l
Alma Oily. vl COntsssa Ay. sl; Irene D.. eI EndorA
Third Eace-rhrse quarters Of mile for swoysar
isnoSi. laa: M.tasSrd1s 40 MY Ioo M.sE,: e 4 4yeains
gold I1l; Mascot fly. 9a -
Fourth Race-One mis Wifred, ll6 pounds: Blue
!ssn: ie; a Fsrrow iiS: Thsoao;ius ; ~ Gsndsrws n
Ins Sheriff io' pEinss Jtm:s r a ins Defendant io'
Filth Rscs-Ons mile aud hair: selling Outbound
liz pounds; Flood Tide. lU6: Ganymede l,S: Buper-
yisor lOl Blantyra l03 Paradise lO: Woodhurn, lUO
Longtime iOO; Dousman. 100; Maidstone "; Sauan-
sixth Racs-sx and one. half furlonRs; selling Re-
peatsE il2 pounds: Dalesmnn ll4; Monroe iO3: EbiS
Ito; Cheensy. lt7: WIND Cherry lo7: Prsmluh ged!ns
lOi; Muligan. lt2: AustraI1no, lOl; Lakewood lo2
Insight es Sterling. ".
The sun., 1890-12-10
OPPOSED TO STANDARD sTLxEx
&rospects Of . Hot Discussiou at the Ma
tional Breeders' Meetiax To-day.

Prospeess Of . Hot Discussion At the Ma
tiosal Breeders' Nee,iaz To-day.
Usually the National Association Of Trotting
Horse Breeders holds its annual meeting In
this city on the second Tuesday of December,
but this year it has been deferred for day
and begins this afternoon at tho Fifth Avenue
Hotel
Quite q number OF those who have farms
where fashionable trotting stock Is raised will
be present. and the chief subject for considera-
tfon is tho new scheme for making trotters
standard by performance known IS Standard
Stakes. The first plan Of horse going alone
for record kept tho door open 80 wide that
everybody got disgustsd with it. and the Tin
cups, as they were called in derision,
ceased to add any honor to the winners. This
season the Standard Stakes have been tried.
whereby trotters wishing records of $3.50 or
better could pay fee and go In company. As
they won heat they retired. leaving the last
one to trot alone. This has proved worry
poor substitute for the old method. and more
eIared against H. %slaee. @ eoisl pspiy ress ds
sE tIaF Of the associat,os, protected the standard
s ssd and ed sS IN his
sion on hand to-day. when the breeders will
E. to find ont whether tns %pst CON
legislate for themselves;
. The real cause Of delay IN the annual Sos
6IOn was ne meetlnS o! Wnat Is known as tho
Wallace Trotting Register Company at the
noon. As tho stockholders are all Identified
with the National Breeders Association this
day. 1t was q. private gathering. and while
there was q discussion of standard stakes.
understood, however. that the debate
on the vexed question was lively. and
thst Mr. %S: % faSs to ub%.
another year Include Charles D. SibIey, A. j.
Whyland. John H, Wallace LELAND NJ. AIIep,
IL, IA. Guy Miller, Cbester; Samuel 6, Run
iewett. buffalo: Samuel @, Boyle, Lexington:
Norman J: ColmaH. st. Louis John b WALLACE
Board. which deolared . dividend Of Il Dor Dor
cent. for the year ending Oct l. 1890 and I'd.
iourned.
The sun., 1890-12-10
Shooters Hold . Bali.

The members OF the Miller Rds Club and their friends
assembled In force at odd Fellows Hall, i72 Washing
ton street Hoboken, where the annual ball OF the or
Esnilstion took place on Monday evsning. Capt W.
Dewey and the ball COMMITTEES did everything in their
power to make II an pleasant possible for the many
guestA Proe l. wsinthais orchestra furnished The
music and everybody had most delightful time The
enthuSiAsm knew bounds though when the Adtee Of
tho club presented the shooters with sk DAG the
Stare and stripes In the latest pattern Csat Dewey
SIDED and he could thank the In the name OF the
club More cheers were In order thsn dancing
sumed. and y vss IN the small hours ofths nornins
OBJECT Of especls ntersst vas he silver cup
OF the North German LLOYD, won by .. kiIisr NJ the
Berlin festival anu which 10 now the property OF the
club
The sun., 1890-12-10
Ex.Ch.m mr,oa con..,iy'. Ores. Heuea,.

Connsr's Assembly Rooms. corner OF Nostrand and
rark avenuss Brooklyn we'll nilsd last night BY
eager and enthusiastic thronE Of sports who were
present to witness tho testimonial bsnen tendsrsd 70
Nick Conneliy. the OK champion featherwsigh pusi
list of America BY his Brooklyn friends. lengthy list
wr,sting sparring and speciality features formed
an exec lent bill and The show was voted quite good
by the crowd, who IL must be admitted were pre-
pared to heartily applaud every feature on The card
rattrrson and Kelly. Hank smith and rAddy Bielns
bIsnnsn, Doc Rogers and Hen Mnisr and other veil
nelly and Yoans harpsy CAV. rs,tns bout ana sSc
beneficiary wouad up the sntertAinment With old Sam
champions gave q very sntsrtsihinE exhibition and
were heartily app!audsd ss they copcudsd their bout
The sun., 1890-12-10
RACING Ar GUTENBERG,
The Ground Frozen. and One Horse Breaks
Leg In tho First Race.


Leg In tho First Race.
Tho following arc tho results OF the races at
GuttenburR yesterday. The track was slip
pery in spots, and in ether places tho horses
broke through. and in ono instance it resulted
in breakdown. the four-year- old geldfng San
Ia Fe. by Plsneroid. smashing ono OF his legs
In the frozen mass. The colt Fernwood fell.
throwing his rider over the fence. but by mere
good luck neither boy nor horse suffered injury.
First R.ee.rur.e Soo Of which $50 to second for
Aacsuley second and sir Rae third Time i:tsA o..
two year.olIs six furiongh E,hei $ won, Little Fred
second. and Levoier third. Time l:lS
Third Race-Purse $40. OF which SO to second for
three year olds aad upward; ono milo and sixteenth
Snlo Harper won, Mohican second and Iceberg third
Time. i:31r
Fourth Rsce-Handcap purse $500 OF which 500 to
second thre old and upward six and half
furlonEs Capulin won. Iaso second. and kenw"od
Fifth Raee-Purse s,oo of which $50 to second. for
three year.oIds and upward selling allowances: hve
and o half furlongs Red Elm won. Peril second, and
Salisbury third. Timo LOON.
sixth Race-Purse $3n Of which $50 to second. for
three. .ods and upward: selling allowances seven
furonxs Tom D.!y won, Ida Girl second aud Neptunus
third, Time l:olM.
The sun., 1890-12-10
News from tho Horse wor,s.

Tho Clifton people could not do better than
give James Rowe q trial with the flag, now that
William Lakeland has rendered his resignation.
Massaaoit 10 NJ. G. McHenry for $1,000. Tho
horse is by Phallamont. and has record Of
2:25A.
1t is understood that tho distance for both
from one mile and o half 10 ono mile and q
quarter. Trainers and owners declare that the
keyed up so early IN tho season for n trying
race at mile aud half. Tho dsposltion to
shorten distances grows. daily, ard 1t Is to be
regretted. II This sort OF thing keeps on wo
ahali have On army OF sprinters and not o sin.
olo cup horse worthy OF notice.
The sun., 1890-12-10

70 sus EpiIoR OF THE sus-Sy: Feeling sure that
THs Sus would not willingly msrsprssent any to
the many OF sport who daily read is interesting
PAGE Of sporting evenss wish 70 oinform you OF para
graph which appeared In your Issue OF yesterday Mon
day, In regard TO which your informant IN
doubtediy mistaken You state that the Rrookyn IiiI
football team defeated the team OF the Metuchen Atb
is!io Cub 6y q: ,c.Is o. y to the game having
word was sent to the BE0okiyn team that owing to tho
unon @ tSsr.fore lie Broot Team aid moi com.
70 Mstuchsn &C all A. your Informant wa. mistaken,
Yours respectfully, JoHS MAoLAUcnLAk,
President hsyuchsn Atlsuo Club.
The sun., 1890-12-10
A r,eh,.r $40. ..d KII,ea.

Dxsvrn Dsa a--John p Glow. the expusilist, vas
shot and killed In Murphy saloon In Larlmer street at
an early hour this morning by Frank g. astshAii The
men had had some trouble over . horse which Glow
claimed Marshall had sold to him and falling TO ss-
cure settlement he had Marshall arrested. but not
locked They drank considerable ys.,sr9sy and all
this morning Marshall walked into the saloon. where
Glow and his lender standing at tho var and
with word shot twice ono bali passing Through lts
hsad. over the right eye causing ii.tHat death The
isft side CLOVIS bArkesper shot at MaIshal three
time. but failed to Int him Glow was bully AND very
mean whom drinking Marshall was also very quarrel
svme whsn drlnEing He 10 under arrest
The sun., 1890-12-10


Il. ss @ So Sc s ss sss s
r%pi.s..n q Gosdinis. seorsrs-r. b oordInisr
avenue. The Unsdsa ciaO relied tsss games. ; 'N ''
S1Rsr oAHH tnxAp riSl
iGs sss s; ss;o S S.s:s wa.H'. M ii h
sxooSp GAM tAnKa,cAs).
K.ss s%:n n .s soin Esvy 1871 is W.s.: E.:s.s
~ ss ;y' iS l:ss :ss sras' 5 s
Total, $50
e the Arlington tSSrn. sns series OF Brooklyn on
CANE.
s:Is;n i:: l:liIi 1is is f::si ssa ,..,. ,-a
J. Boemsrpau jE. iao: Braucimulisr. lss Toss, Isl
SECOND oAnR
81 'iS nIa:s sa s's sss
ss ksy I sl. ss I ''' 0u'''f'
oAAk
s sG.h R.y 5 s % iss sss sy:a 'a' ou'''''
ISL iss Hsa i.a Tot. ''s s0A"
M ::; on ssa ss On
their Putnam ,ysnue ALLEYS The score; ,s,. .,.
sla%mons mo A. 100; Gsrpsntss tso; %sy!snd. % 49, ro;a:
e6A
r:;sss II M s.ssss M If ..sss rss H. Hs 4ss. II:
I:y ns's;
Wbssmsn on the istters alleys The score:
k.v York Bicycle Ciub-Udell ~; Charlotte. 1853;
ssss ssss ~: Se. Hs'ifs s Isa!t 1ts p' '
Harlem eemen-Boese. lis. Kitts. l54 Bradsu,
iie: Lord. ias; Mainhsrdt ise; Macy. IoA; EmanuaI
lie; schae6sr. ioa. Total Los.
A match rsmo for $50 bovled be.ws.n wsran Of
the De Lav.rgne Club and DouEias of che Singer Club
the former winning by these scores First game War
las i3a Third game waran. l4B: boualaA Isn Fourth
game, WAran 1885, pouxlaA ls4. Fifth game Warau,
ss1ns M W.lsu si | oS:. T.r. III H. gsstS
game NarAn. lS4: Douglas Ia. Ninth game, Wnrau,
i&3; Oon9aA l4o Tota-Warsn. 1855: OougAA L4lA
The Riverside wheelmsn met defeat for the second
time at the hands Of The Brooklyn Bicycle Club on
BIooklyn Bicycle Iu6-Mstthswa 1eo: Bailey. Ies;
QuimSy. i4s; Allen ~; corby i2e; Mead. 1885, Cooke
Riverside whsslm sn-NiIler. .iIa: Brouehton. Iss;
BS. isa ea.. Rsst s '7 TD. s'fa Robinson m
Although the Hudson County wheelmen put up poor
gam In their with the Manhattan Bicycle Club
on Monday evening they easily defeated their
Hudson County whselmsn n-Chrst.an. I52: Edick.
los: Huson. isa; Enrnham. lac: Ccrdea is; White.
i34; Kooth. iiY TuthtiI. i44 Tot Il. l.oal
ll0; Pelin 1885,; Ham, IS; Post. ii5 Stefins lol;
Vaudeville, 81; 6unnnk " Total, $50.
The sun., 1890-12-10
xUusx s1or wAxss 10 sss Axss,cz.

Bs wan RrsSssAv Cssss Ha Ssauasv veaer
4 Cersrass with 0eerGs oisssss.
Il now looks erobabls that The efforts that
have bssn made durinG the last two months to
secure the presence In this city Of nrst-eiass
forei9n expert ut billiards viii meet with sue
cess. George Slossoa long ago promised that
he had surpriss In store for the billiard lovers
OF the metropolis, aud he announced yesterday
that he had received assurances thar Lusien
Plot would visit this country and was only
waiting to have the terms OF compensation for
his services definitely settled In order TO make
preparations for long visit. slosson many
weeks ago extended to Plot m ofror OF three
months engagement at larger salary than
bad ever before been paid to foreign billiard
iste. Apparently no notice was taken BY the
Freedman of this liberal profer. No answer
was rcceired by mail or cab!o and Slosson
% the the S Wss
line biIliSrds IN piacs of tho ipdiyIdSsi match
". sHn Il. & Snd ssn
the time grow too short TO permit OF foreigner
'1SS HSoat W. Weet I aso slosson was purprssd to
receive BY mail q reply from Plot to ,he oser
which ho had inaxined the French man had
fars Nov a ana II msds S these IN % deniio %
ositions Tor an engagement
rp,.r In py :. yca. ra. i:,'ss ssI s.. s.
nss su ssa% = me .SoS
pro.pss. ~ona BE- You sSas In rs:
IA; !: son: s:ss =
sntirsy ihs irts sostdenc. rs.S.s = y.n .nS W.
aiss at IT."
yS az not
ns:a as 8. ss ss s.: s.ss 10.
jsa hat hat as .s s.GS M i"sS p:;annS ss an.
o, the businrss methods OF America.
a.s y". srss s. 'n
,hs ss NIT. r sna .na y e e
ss s may Offer ne
snd be said that he had reason 70 believe TINT
Iepy bosanse asee they were s evea % moro bers
hnp nese Of The be-. orF'ssl oer
10 is Without doubt the best pisyor 10 Frapse. .
Americana ha!o told me. who have eesn him
billiards OF. hard that are, equal TO any that
schnersr or myseIf oan play IN our hes, rrac-
as ms, az .sas 81 but e any s .ssDs s
sss and M the .se Day & and ~ ths
a u etar @ snl an n attraeton. oi course. when
riot comes he viii eone under contract TO
rooms rai y Or cios a. may decids upon 20 H. vii
be q" a"cnmpanied BY his vito. as mis- letter In
tmates, und agree 20 pay hts travelling e1.
ing over and above the guarantee that he
receives as n !layer during his stay. His rres-
ence In america will Of course stimulate bill
liards. That is the main reason why he is In
yi,ed TO come. 1t il likely that there will be
International tournaments both IN this city
and In Chicago after he comes. nnd he Will! be
free to enter any Of those. because stipulaie
that he can compete In all suoh tournaments.
and be entitled 70 every cent OF whatever prize
answer from tho Partisan agents through
whom! have carried on my negettstions be;
fore New Years. II 1t Is favorable. Plot will
probably be In New York. before the end Of
january. md in time to take part In tourna-
rnents that will probably be arranged for about
The sun., 1890-12-10
Fool PIayiaE Experts.

pool tournament which has been In progress during
shs past two weeks ut the Parora loo Lynoh street
Brooklyn. tsrmipstsd last night Richard Fox woa
number Of the Leading amateur pool players Of the
Eastern District participated In the play. which
upss very Interesting handsome God medal will be
proudly worn By the victor II being the trophy with
vhieh b w3s s.sfded. The other .sompsttoss and
%sa gSa A..p:, h:,snsa JsSs sp:sat SS;:ps sosl:sSt
and James Morse The conditions were contisaous
peol ssventy.nvs pents 20 game
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Games Tonight

Ihs tournament games for To- night are - foilsws
AcApsxI ,ouRsAHEI
Apollo VA KYak shiiA
kIak ebiia N. EmpifA
Emptfs ~ Apollo.
BnooKLYN NATIONAL SouRMAnR1
Chump W Kings County whesimsn.
kings County Wheelmen Va Fearless
Fearless W Chump
ATHLETIC LIAouK
station Island u Manhattan. At Staten Island
Orange ~ Aontclair. at Orange
ARLINGTON foUkHAAxSs (sBooxLTnl
Xipepton Va Exeter.
Exeter W Madison.
Madison w. kinntOn.
hAxK LEAGUE.
Fourth National W. First National
AnArEuR AssoCIAr0A.
Jersey City ~ Elizabeth, ~ jersey City.
yyRSHy GIFT AnAfEuR LxAouk
yairmouuts " Volunteer.
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aseet,.s OF IL. M..hat,.. A. &.

The annual meeting Of the Manhattan Athletic Club
held in the theatre Of the club house. Forty
fifth street ana Madison avenue. Monday right
President George ". Carr made Ills annual address:
shown. the club to Oe in prosperous condition. The
most important business n the amending OF the con-
situton and by.iAwa extending the limit Of member
snip ap At the present rate OF applications for
membership this limit should be reached In six weeks
time fewer than $40 apple for membership
posted for consideration At the meeting Of the
Roard OF Governors held Friday Doc s. The initia
tion foe will be increased to slco when the limit OF
membership is re eached. An Amendment TO the consti
.ss oxn 10: =" navy .na S
marine" cass Active otiesrs of the army. navy and
YORK e.,y s.ins ists e xishaas imitation
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con.tdered and r.eetsd mo matter Of .hs purohs.e
.!nos. sl.S % ~ih but four "a %
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Dec ~ the following eent:sncn: r. Curtis n; q.
Chairman o, the Entertainments commi.t.. Walton
VIII taSs Place on oso IA 80 and u s.ma.t xyeT".
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Of the 'nys %i be devoted 70 gentlemen .nothe, 70
evs.bs. ThsTs is Til large number Of woIimsn in
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