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The Forrest City times., 1890-02-01
The Mckinney Mrasur@.

WAsntxeraS, January 2f isTcTs ar ramgcmcns has heoa n,aae for the speciY consideration of the Mcklnley customs administrative bill la tue Senate iluanes committee Tho Public Printer has agreed tn have the bill bcforc tho committee h printed form tn morrow morning. end when the committee meets it will be re fcrred ta a sub .eommitsee to report at tho meeting on Tuesday of next week Tho ex, animation Of the bill will be made by the subcommittee. and It k likely that the bill will be reported so the Senate next weee and taken np immediately.
The Forrest City times., 1890-02-01
kIlIra D, . .nnnsllar.

nowSfrynIr, Cal, January ss ilnr ng the storm yesterday sn@wslile ~ I.a-
 sville. ten milcs above here, buried < As,sse and two of the inmates wero allied. Many families at sierra City, fear TT a snowslidc haye left their homes aud taken refuge ia tue lower tunnel of the natte mine Two houses If the own at'a already roportesi to have been destroyed hy slides
 A chinaman started from sierra City to hls cabin, about a mile distant, but 4 his way and perished in tho snow, whisa flea : feet deep on level.
The Forrest City times., 1890-02-01
ANARCHIST MOST.
Justice vanbrunt Grants n Stay Pending an
 Appeal.

NEW YORK, January 29.-Justice Van hrunt Presiding Justice of the Supreme Court hero, to day granted . stay in the case of John Most, pending an appeal to the Court of Appeals from a judgment of con viction and sentence to a years imprison- nient fer making an inilammatory speech al meeting held to condemn th e Chicago authorities for convictlng and hang ing tho Anarchists there. Most will be liberated in 1000 bail, the same amount fixed in tho former stay. Tho proceedings were held in the Justices private chambers and momhers of tho press were cXcluded
The Forrest City times., 1890-02-01
N.r.I.et Tor ,he nrrcnlnnt.

thEnrRlcksHuHe, Va, January n Tho celebrated libel suit over the grave and tomb of Mary Washington was concluded to day. After an hours deliberation tho jury brought in verdict lu favor Of tho defendant
The Forrest City times., 1890-02-01
THE MARKETS.
Prices for Live Stock and Produce in the
 Principal Narts.


 Wheat No 9 rcd ;G,G56l$. Corn-No. 2, PSI 6i4d26is Oats No. ., lagGigs. Rye No. ,, 4iaia Buttor-Crcamcry, aosaa4 Batter Choice Dairy. i5er20, Eggs, la efi3 Chickeus-I.iye, per n, 6iStas. Onions Per bu., s0taa5 Potatoes btu. ;asaS5, Cattle-C Choice Steers, | aIa4 5o Hogs s-S. 5ota3.95 Sheep Natives, 45ote 540.
 NEW YORK Wheat No , red. s5bsas5ys Corn No. ,, AfmEhs Oats Mixed Western, asta3l Cattle 3. sata55o Hogs ,sasd4.O
 CHICAGO. Wheat No 2 rod, s5'40f7ais. Corn--No. ', aslee92sa Oats e0i sta 2oA. Cattle \, ,2atdi-t5, Hogs 3 sAa3n
 KANSAS CITY. Wheat No rcd, 0ateUS Corn-No. 9, 2Ndnts. oats-No. . lS03tst& Cattle !, 3,lna4sa, Hogs ~3. 5Stf375,
 COTTON Middling St Louis. 10 oi6; Memphis ioA New Orleans, lp 5 Ia
The Forrest City times., 1890-02-01

I. W. Beck, of l. W. Beck & Co. Jas. Russell, of Russell Graham < Go. l.. Rollwage, of l.. Rollwage k Co. ". II. Mcdaniel, Capitalist and Planter. W <. Hughes. of Hughes & Curtis.
The sun., 1890-01-25
Columbsa Conere Athletes.

The Athletic Association OF Columbia Col
lsEe 10 much pleased AZ the recent action Of the
junior claAs IN tho It has made Of the money made
from the junior bali About o.. 800 cleared above
the and after paying OF tho debts Of the
including both Arts ana Mines about $500 remained.
This amount has been givan TO the athletic association
and will probably be used In putting the men in quar-
carly In the spring The number OF excellent ath-
etss in Columbia a. present 10 large and at
deal OF work 10 gong be done toward putting
team possible IN tho nsi next season. with the
special aim Of making strong nznt at the interG0lsgi
The freshmen candidates for the elias. recently
had physioal examination At the Berkeley Gymn 9si-
nm. number were found uhnt for training so from
over forty only twenty-five candidates now remain.
They working about two hour day In the imp
vtsed gymnasium in barnard Hail. n; a. johnson 10
The question Of putting base ball nns i9 the nsld s
COMMITTEES on College AthlotlcA he'd during the wesG,
the matter was referred to committee, consisting OF
W. A. McLRreu aud T. AollvAine, 10 look into tho
matter and what tue iuanslA outlook OF nine win
be- They Will tender o report ~ the next meeting Of
the Advisory Committee, The old base ball debt has
been nearly pad on and the small debt Of the football
association 10 also diminishing
The sun., 1890-01-25
OUR NEW BALL. GROUNDS.


AtlnntIe AsroeiatIsn Directors Meet, but
They De Very Little VVork-Tho Ftsyers'
,L~agus Adept schsdule, and Decide
Net - Make u PabIte Until Next March
The Schedule Outiined,
Seven clubs were represented at the meet
Ing OF the Atlantic Association yesterday at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel. They woref New Haven.
T. b. Munson and Walter W. Burnham; New
ark. John II. shoemaker. George Ballard. SAM
uel Trott; Baltimore, William Barnie; Tren.
ton, j. Lstts, II. p. Smith; Jersey City. Michael
Mullone: Wilmington. Secretary McIteer.
Providence was represented By proxy. All
these clubs, according to President Braden.
have paid their guarantees TOlograms were
received from Worcester, Lowell. and Hart
ford to the effect that they would have no rep-
resentatlvea at the meeting, but that they
would state tholr reasons why they desired to
leave the Association before the Arbitration
Committee at the Meeting on Wednesday next
The complications that have arisen owing to
q certain number Of the clubs wanting to retire
TO Join the New EnRlpnd' League, and from
other causes, all Of which have been fully ven-
tllated In THE Sun. led the officials to invite
President John B. Day Of the New York Club
and member OF the Board OF Arbitration and
Acting Secretary Byrne OF the Board for the
purpose OF getting their Vows as 10 the best
way OF hRrmonizinR matters. It was expected
that all the clubs would be represented. but the
The sun., 1890-01-25

fnsnSla, k,crstsry. snd herssn Moleett treae.
ss S.SSs%ss 70 =. Ss Ss us. rsnsns
Qhureh ard SnasAyoy y rent the o church ea,sg OF
ss az gSss u SSsrs W !. rssSsd
pay sn initiation fee Of ~ The CLUB dues VIII DC ~
cents month
.sSS %fsSHs s,alsS dus YES held last sdps,asy svsn
thss club hcIsa lyinES,op Ihgss sntr .s5e
ssSs,s ssSitSsrS fse' b. Ess sGsS'Rn Penn sa Smss j.
Conroy, James Brown Robert hazsh y. w. 'nnsssh, s,
End x, hSsSrssy % Sy X W. JsH,sen Chair
man q N sss RtStstio Committee. against Ford
enc q ,as SlSS Rrs%ss s %snsssmsn over s own
signature and that the nEtleee weie asan.t ,ne osS
S. 4 s sTS Until f.s H. Ssh Ssas Tcf
In hs anEweF, Preferred charges aGaines Janeen or
ssDg X X PSSrSsd ps S S.sd ss ITsT s In WToSS poon
bsfofo the pBbhs The Board did not nyeseate these
P sy sss hS@ ssa.s s s aSn. Fora
An opinion from san anoisco concerning the cham
POnssiP e ss9 TGss AmSs'S oo Ma &'sSS ~ Il
= fosvTi fpTsS CLUBS will compete Tor 4he day the
Ss%S es vhIgs Snd ID. ~ les. RS s Of oS
ahead - Il has ths largest numbsl Of sthe,er s
side The uniyerai!y Club is sompossd Of but but & rev
4 few men Ieh a. usllsGher. Maya hIl Aolei, and
Rouss would prove more destructive 70 the enemy than
@ ss. ssssa sa e s.s .9t;. g
SuShShsS heSstS IS,sSy ops us hs oS
;Srss 81 four really hrSt class men ths.o athstss
viii make Teat eioEt ~ win nTst place 10 their drer.
% $ ar s ssGT sesPd sG Vim II *:
-h: .S.,s s'fs% ssP.. nsn % ,bss SrS
TS o. ai ,RTss aW SsSss a,SsssS
tIrs come sasend neiaie The Alpine boys would not
s,ssn4 e %ss Hss5 aSs 'eS osy Sope being 70 w1
spfieent number q points on ihs Su.side 60 oaG'nrs
5 s, ,s :SsnS Ps.
part In the gam will bo In the very best OK condition
The sun., 1890-01-25
fhe, record of games won and lost up to Jan.
Base Ball Notes.

John ClarkSon has begun coaching the Harvard bah
team.
1oSth street. suOh thing would be impossible
meeting of the New Eng and LeAEue has been called
at The NArrAGGn Hotel, Providence next Tuesday
The Star Athletic Base Ball Club Of RewarH have
very strong team.
New York PlayerI grounds was awarded yesterday 70
LowELI Jan. 2L-Martn Sullivan 10 sAid TO be wanted
in Denver " MsnAGor aek Howe and Manager sssisS
SsfGs q dSxs tho
The Bosra Of Arbitration hfS S suhor,zsd Secretary
agreement Mr. Byrns mailed the documents last
The Newark Club has arranged sprins exhibition
genes a. tSINws AisT's Of sst9n Hall oSsge Hg5Il
as albany eRaS'F G Tom has asked for
psysr He Viii & 70 duty u rGSs eld and as spbtSts
j. svsi.ss SS&t ana in a:dinr IL 1s sT:r
i9E who played for !mS ,.. season y With ne LSsi.
Ss
ai W % SSch S pos das se''''d under
LowELL MAaA. jan 24-FrAnk Day, short stop of
seasons LSw:s and ST hss IN sssrys BY
lease him from 6:.s.ys,iOP + Z claimed hSI m Thsa
lay claim to his serSicen
The New YorkH Limited, have arranged number OF
ToaRds % 3. With a. April I'll % o.
& b. y SsMs. a st o:ss I'd S & fs e s:
bart Ge oths, hay. been ArrassSa I,i wi9 hs
% fPaes,Sn a ana R.:y.4a and other prOmnsa. teams
6. s8:E 70 f DsFy . .:: e s:
sSTa Tasssas% tOSe.i and QUE Or So other
pitcher, MSsR1 MsdG1p. e@s
payer @ i d s1aiSn S isiand bowen XbsnH hsd;
Jimmy Quinn OF Albany third baSSi To0in and HolmeS
Eh THs ss GGS dsaE ss st. ss
So %ss a S:. fss sn,4sl; 4S
Since III Gu The fact T. ihs mattsr has been spTqGg up
seR.Is SsaR tUf for n. GS quite and
j have no desire 70 make a change
CoLuHAuG Jan. 2I-Prssidsnt johnson OF the cleye
aTS rs'1S q Ill., s GSG s 81 r:
q S 9,sHs a Sii SSS S.S o. o:s ss
VStsnns S1 Worf o. and inprovsnsaI for seysTal sss
s.a. u, eSs has I.Ip I h sSS sssss
fs has in him The making q nrstciSss ma9 ne WIN
Join the Cleveland BIOhsrh0od team Tor in'H opening
$1,000 bond TeqSrsd by The Ansrie1i As:Ssia;sSSS S
The time expired yest:rdsy a, oSt ntd ha hn1ocson
s.y. aSS mae Ss suis e s
6.Ss e., $. h e'isii @ - s:.sy
ss Sse h! Il Ssi .o fSs.:df:a 'A ~
las yory eSie6sr Of oshsh signed Eih me iIdsn'
sHSnoSS Ss sS.toa sa4 spa ssnstos naIns
sHsrtionS % get them They attraSsee mHSh az
Ia.a game s'.SS jSHs Z R1E"E "a. s5
iySry Y AZ Sasssnl sI!sasrY Y0 soUOT - Ssna
the LSa6ue IassllnS
The sun., 1890-01-25

NEWS FROM THE HORSE WORLD.
MI. }. p; Heg4 4ih's trottine stock will be sold

Mr. J. ,; Hag4 4ih's trotting stock will be sold
here on March 10.
Mr.. L. J.. Rose Of California will sell his en-
tire, trotting stud including Alcazar. in New
York on March 8.
The dssh system Of trotting bids tair to be-
come fixture at Fleetwood. Mr. S. Millen. w.
=. Parsons. Jr., and other members Of the New
York Driving Club promise to mako entries
and drive for the money.
A 0able to the Toronto Globe Rays the state
ment that tho Prince OF Wales intends TO give
np Keeping race horses Is Incorrect. The
Prince who has seven two-year- -olds training
ct KinGEolers. intends In the future to race
only the produce from the choicest studs.
pnd these animals whioh turn out badly will
be promptly weeded out after the fashion OF
the Duke OF Westminster. who gets rid oi two
year-olds which have been beaten in trials.
The following wRs received at the Police Ga
sene ofilco on Jan, % from Montpelier. Idaho:
"Tybalt. the traine moose owned by francis
Dunlap OF this pluce. has trotted milo in
minutes 80 seconds. Dunlap Is eager to match
tho moose to trot u race OF ono mile and repeat
against any horse IN America IN the three.
$1,000 side, The moose was, laseoed 10000
feet above the fea. In the Telon Mountains.
Wyoming Territory. He is 2 years G. months
old stands feet o inches in height, and weighs
600 pounds. He is we'll broken 10 harness, can
troL single or double. and has shown great
speed, and has been trained nineteen months.
The sun., 1890-01-25
RIEhtina NOten.

Bnly seAbury.fhe Brooklyn light weight wouid hke 70
stake.
Harry Porson the Harlem sport said yastsrdaT that
Jack smith would make . great light against young
Lynch.
Billy Murray Ret backing for Qi 900 against young
Carney, the Paterson feather weight whom jim Glib
eon1 wants 70 back Murray Bayn the weight must be
Ito pounds or olDo no match
AALpuH, jan a[-Alfred Parton. the English tight.
weight prize nghter 10 under the charge OF
burglary 20 whoh he has pleaded guilty Parton hAs
In Engsnd under Senisnoo Of death poison
ting man.
Andy Drum called at TIE SUI ONCE yesterday with
his lIspound unknown to make a match with Tommy
uoldan5 pupil bnt Hoidfn did not keep the appoint
ment Drum viii meet him ct this once Monday bo-
tween and o'clock and try TO make arrange eInents
for the match.
INV ORLEANS, Jan al-Joe Tansey Of St. Louis and
Harry Lannon Of New Orleans will aght here to nniSh
under Marquis Of QueonsbeFry rules Sunday after
In order TO avoid Interference from the police
who have been ordered by the Mayor stop all prize
hRhtR they will nRht o barge which will leave the
city and be toved up stream that the contest viii
como on somewhere on the water In Jefferson Parish
The sun., 1890-01-25
Billiards and Pool.

IF l @ on
headed running out and leaving his opponent
Charles stuve and Daniel Lowey. weLknown
Rrofe'S9naA are ma.ched 70 p1y continuous pool Coz
RroSa6iy 10 played iu Tim rynni billiard room, in
on ea1f Git 64f 1sG' d1
'G' q iss ass sS aHd H VII
% Tor o poinA hach man has deposited Sloo forfeit
s e @ 0' ss' 10ST:
"a R:Ia a5sRd
as na q sOs 3 sS
which z sassss g from AZ b!niard
&
As % on Js5sy City Heights are greatly
SsSts ssiosR $50 Pssaie avenue 'af The winner IN % viii
ii :G
ES5 log. Z; GlSS.sa'! Won g io;s e; sr,5Sash
s' :.sI %on kas i; Won 0isSh Is as rSe So
settled ss; ss TS:ss1
Ss n Saf made y s
q
S7
saE fH"ss psfne RiH CiSrds ETSs
In the exhibition games between Fred EAmeS and
Frank ives at Boston on Jan ~ the the
9f The afternoon Ennei 81 Ivee-2 = ~ 10 - g. 2S
$Lo p Ia hs5. II D o-I2s Average Of winner, IS:
highest run. u; average Of loser B. Highest 81!
second game played In tho evening with the follow
inR result iyss-9 iS u. !; "a i2i, o % s. {.
6a o is. a H. 21?Qo Average Of winner IiI3l7;
average OF loser 20 Tl7; highest OF winner, 30;
highest run Of Loser 12l.
8 y. y. South oranGe.--L George slosson and Jacob
sohaefer played match at l+noh haIk line s0J points
mp on Jan I3 iss1 The Eams was played at the Cen.
SrOoa side The game was won by schaerer. sOsson
hhaSinS ssnnrsa eu' Uoe oI me rsqpslSe 90 points
Sossong average was ~ 1854; hIi highest run 1856.
3 The International match at II inch bak line be-
tween Maurice VEnR1I Of Paris and Jacob sohasfor
New York for the hAmpionship Of the world at this
,tyls q game and $50 SIDE was played in New York
Forty nrst street where the Broadway Theatre now
stAnde The game was Sooo pontA in blocks Of 600.
play 1ve consecutive nightR IL resulted q vic.
tory for schaefer no defeating the Frenchman by l82
pointA BcheeteIs grand average was 81 ~ l4 and his
highest run lso The Losers average was 10 iill2 and
play was Is 2soA for VEnAnx 25 10 26 for schaefsr
The record In the KinEs county pool tourney fol-
The sun., 1890-01-25
o,Brreu and o'Day Speak Tn.

The sweeping challenge which Al Lauter-
wnAser issued on behalf of Max Luttbog the champion
amateur lightweight wreAser, to wresu0 any amateur
In this country at i3a poundA j. j. o Brien and J..
oDay preferred has struck pretty deep in tho feelings
of tho wrsStsTs in this vicinity LuttosE feels pretty
sore over the result OF his match with oBren at the
New York Athletic Club tournament last Saturday
evening for he claims TO bo able 70 beat oBren the
decisions gre correct He aeo wants 70 meet oDay on
account Of some feeling exiatIpE between the two.
o'Day said TO SUE reporter yesterday: II don't
see why Luttbog wants 10 Wrestlo me when he knows
that am out of iL I beat him on the last two
let again have no doubt that could show my superb
oriy once threw him Just year ago at she
tournament of the varuna Boat Club anu when we et
for the second time at the show Of the scotishAmer
him again In each case won tho prize and on the
eeonnd occasion publicly announced that IL was my
last appearance for too busy TO train II LuttbeE
would not wonder speci challenge TO me but a.
he has received tho worst end 4 when have met
can understand WHY he 10 after me now; win NOT
understapds it The better II viii DO for him y
}. j. Brien says that he really was not In condition
to wreptlo Luttoeg last Saturday evening and feels
quite fortunate at the decision although he says:
dearor to try my strength but think cnud have
etayed long whls. Thought tho would take an
hour ort loAnnot say at present whether win no
mind another 20 With him pti don't think il iS wise
70 do too much whom one 10 in weakened condition
am now comparatively. only weighed last Saturday
used TO wresue in that nei9hoorhood, but It would
take long time for me TO gain R0Dd 6eSh enough to
bring 70 that for the more fact OF training Eeeps
mo down have not the biEhtest doubt that We will
matches at present knowing that 1 am at physical
disadvantage"
The sun., 1890-01-25
Gossip OF Sports wltA Aras aaG Lsra.

s 'S & M HS %
About thirty members of the Xavier Club have decided
az %. Ta a U s .ds %ss from Sn BSg Birth
Hall slSS Fast Fourth street Tlssdsy svsnnE Ts6
attempted.
sSs s:S osS bo S S:1s st e: = %
tss iHs; void nat RECORD
Tho events the Boston Athletic Club games will be
ssS yfTs. ran aiIo fqn yssds tuh Sysf tsss s'
t N.n e r1
Tho De Mott Athletic Club held cross codntrY run on
sunday afternoon from their INoma A. West Hoboken,
Winner TSs @su s ed s. and f: % q
s.s DsSs sssns stSsi; as" sa
The annual meeting Of the RoAsyls Athletic AssosA-
p for viii m b: sss & Sa1ss sas
81 ms Isilrins FIsSasnt EuEsEs Easss has dsclnsd
As % %;sits aoIssa for
SSd SSh sis pop i'G:' election
5.;; 4 81 w 2ssiS tss: sr
ssH..Ssss q and 1s sa.esSsSn esSlsa
t % ds' i..s ..eil ;hs
isH Hs aSSa SSa &: &: & A:sSSs tsa Be 'i
CT ' &: S:.ISS SSsIs Ss GSS T..
s. . q ' ssssss q 6! =; 1S
propaDy postpone theH date, POh l. Tor the az
the BeeVl0 Avenue Rink In N0WAsk the UnIve of
PennsylVAniA having that date for Philadelphia
The Twelfth ks6imsAt Athletic Club will hold thsiF
sHrInS sS@ss a; - s5ST aISry sEsySsSend street snd
sytG,s open e sii 1ns!suS rulsI are, SHY
and sSs MIL mile SOSc,S race M hand osIs! noyss rses
1TitA 1s a: rG. sa; S:. S:: 70: Esis
ss ss:as. %:$s: S S S.sSS. sS
IgSSSISs HASSmSnn A. A epspdloyS 0So5ss J. stdSr
krSEaIyS 40 Ess Ssinown Y Ae athlslS worla pStA
VIE hsa slss!y q 90 "a Lsil souSasssi 4 sS 5ssS
SEy tes lstSihE club g SFosiiys witS aaSstsrssS
nous. s9Ipsr LsTsn sttss and Eiss2Say and SaSs Ss
engaged the weiLknOWn ff0fS0SOF Wise = a,
JiaS3iSo Hsitet olds6 SOdss sh.r sS SS ssosst Ss
and Anlroy, are well Known
,oTn,Iy n1Ss Jan 2tIhs Rs4 PsaE Atb.tLO Gub was
TSsTSsrS ne rsseT yaisntRs was Sso Chairman u
shS InS SSmmIStss On ByLAws .nd cohSnlntSh isposa
Mss then proceeded VIth Pstsf VSlsn,InS = emsen
Prs'dsnti Charles Irwin Viss.irssaSsts swsssa ssssa
The sun., 1890-01-25
III gRE lrongrRs IL porNa.


snDeratitious sporting men who ere betting
20 the Kelly Moran hEhi ali putting their money on
Kelly. Some time aao ths Eep York illustrated Ne,ps
pIntsd hnDpsnsnt soatainng the plcturss Of spout
'v OF tha men Whe have earned fame IN the FinE In
me esms rev with horsnh Picture N the supplement-
are the Pioturss of o'BAldwin, Billy Edwards, Paddy
Ryan JAok Dempssy, and ne Weir Moran 10 the only
nsn IN The rev who has not dsfeatsd The sports
VIII foley psmpsey and Wier and Tst licked 3hey are
placing their money aooordinGly
one OF horAn's frtsndR IN spe enknR Abont tha ooin
VIE ysstsSdsy etisrnoon said siTns don't count
kossa over bucket Of water and drilled his corner
Ihnt YES sure sign that Moran Woud be beaten Old
spnrugH men aaid then that hsd been knovn to
IAN . nan With the dirty corner always loses Moran
betting that h being done ana thers II oonsid
sh, sra5is ~ even money. The night will take place
The sun., 1890-01-25

A Steady ReAder.-Not that We know OF
SSp o Ohio are again mstchsS q %rssss on Fs@ r.
Ts Sh;s GGs has H Hss.4
Shsnqlss e. B:nn. Treasurer G'OPert
Many of tho elrbs visiting Albemarle and Pamlieo
Sound have d,oandsd de AN, and gone home [hf mild
sesltsssd % al over hs 90 open watoS '' '-' 'O' D~'"1
Tho remarkably mild winter has caused an overflow
c Ss ea az
4: stfs $ S$s': IiS
20 2 from Sn 81 ~ m ioS aoS sES. Es S
ibird Glass boats Of the Red Ha6f oiub. The North
shIswaSEIy club held special meeting tS-night and
M e: S:
ssn 1osSa pot:d @ psS that rssarnsd With H. lpssa
EriEry vsiGenf fully one thoussna pound. tLs heads
sse Sfss:d S:s also many
sr S %sn b1Ss sGSs Is
s city I'D auI IIsE 1s
%i n e.. s sU h % s
rotsTse There were three more battles to be fought
AidsrsSeI SRs.na WIG W.; iais!sd during s teSsSs Il
s.assa haS ssSss Tssns since Tie
The s so " s &:T ThH
q ss fS q . Ss was
end ef ihs sssson VIII receive the Fssodt medal fis
a r 'RS sssR; Rso :a ifS e 81:
ire is GLir0y modelled euTiuR stone Of silver. Under
vce u engraved ths word champion" while below il
t5: ;Ss ssr IN: ;ati ] 5s,i "a
Instituted 1851 - while on the plain polished back o. the
Curling eS6 SJ Otto H. FSSOldi for the best individual
eurler, 1890"
suDerVlainE the Of ths new eight oATod
Si SSas Sa'h H:.ss nsx
snt fIem koSS pot into The cedar built asts
Inches Width = inehssi depth vi inches depth of
asS received ofds fFoi Aisssi. 70 build for the
new Harvard boat houS0 are four cared npse4kA two
DAir-oAIsd lApstIoAkA one double eouL and Ehreo
sesh yS sSss ssSa,His Nan eStS5S h1N E1L q
candidates tor s XariouD oGbS crews or fef their oun
AmuSsBont fhs Harvard boating ometAl1 are Puoh
Dl0aSOd With the Interest manifested and hOpo " have
1 WinninH uni-1rOly eight - FSaun
The sun., 1890-01-25
. eompetition is appended:
FIne Worlk nt Red RnnIk.

RED BANK. Jan. 24.-The Riverside Gun Club
held their weekly shoot today The opening at
ten single clay birds won by E NJ Cooper. who
made clean score John Cooper got second money.
with O. william Little, third. with Fred Bell and Ed
Throckmorton each broke g. E buiseLl and Ira whay-
mer broke s James Cooper T. and }. Bergen Tho
second evsnt was a team shoot seven men each ten
en1taiHea BY Jahn Cooper and Commodore BusseiL
Cooper's team won with u total score OF ia BusseWs
team only breaking 81
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OuttanbuEG to Have RAiiroad FaAIIitIss at
Last.

Thero ia every probability that the Hud-
con County Jockey Club. whose track ts at
GuttenburG. Hudson county. N. j.. will have
unexosll0d railroad facilities within the next
forty days, arrangements being al but per-
feOtOd with tho Erie road to build spur from
the main line to the rear OF the grand stand.
and the amount Of discomfort the thousands
ofpAtrons undergo every race day IN making
the journey In slow street cars. broken down
hacks and other inadequate means Of convoy
Anoe ettest the popularity Of the organization,
Lns ET,e ~ rb M na tSs tesss 70 % nSssanasrs S III
then be landed within the yates OF the course
Ia twenty minutes after leaving Barclay street
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LArned PARLIAMENTARY e ,flts3 basl ob bAlIB-
SomDany p q Cade!! Corps Struck ontLcOmRany
Thompson. /. Passed balls-BAker 2; Touhny. l. Time
-l:o4 umpires-Lloyd and spilier.
The association held meeting on Thursday
night, and decided that the game played be-
tween Companies II and E on Jan. was o
draw. Another exhibition game will be played
on Saturday. Feb. 15. between Companies II
and f. Hereafter two regularly appointed um-
pires will offioiate iu oil games except exhibt-
ton Company A has organized a team and
were elected to membership In the association.
George Lane has bean selected rs director Of
the team
The, record OF games won and lost up to Jan.
"a inclusive iB as follows:
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CINCINNATI. Jan. 24.-The Latonia Jockey
Club Stakes have closed with the following entries:
Spring Meeting OF ls9OChpSeta Stakes for Woy year.
old nlisG 20 entries; Harold Stakes for twoysGIold
co hs entries; Sensation Stakes for tWoyeGrOdA 90
entries; Ripple Stakes TOR maiden threeyelr-OldI SO
entFiss! Merchants StAksA for thTse and up
ward 90 rn!!issi Cigelnnan tosi hhndcap for three
ysAtodS and upward. 81 entries Decoration bAudioRp
Tor same so enIrieSi Jack Pot Stakes. III sntrlsG
Other BtAk0e for this nesting that closed last year
Derby 100 entries: HimyAr W; OAkE III, and
Falcon, ga FOR the fail meeting Of isaO the Kimball
etAkeN for tWoysATOd coltA has 81 entTlSL and the
nantaoky glAkeh for tWo.yoaT.oIdI has 05 ShtElea.