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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-10-26

4 pleasant party was rendered 70 Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. q. Christleib at the resi-
dence on Virginia street, Island Thursday
evening Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs +. W. Plummer, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
q. ChristleiD, Mr. and Mrs. w. W. Plum
mer. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas b. Jones, Mr..
and Mrs. William Gibbs, Mr. and Mrs.
William H. Cameron, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
W. NcFadden. Messrs. John II. House,
James Pummer. Richard Plummer, Misses
Lizzie Plummer. Annie Smith, Carrie
Smith. Mary Taylor. Annie Dinninger,
Annie Lane, Mr.. j. \. Beamer' Masters
i REAGAN Jones. Frank Plummer, Charles
/ Drummer The following ladies presided
al the piano: Mrs Jos. McFadden, Miss
/ Annie Deuinger and Miss Lizzie Plummer
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-10-26

Prof, John MUllen's reception to his pu-
pills and friends, at M9nnerchor Hall, last
week. was one of the most successful OF the
series. Prof. Killmeyer, as usual, oficiated
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-10-26

Miss Emma Blatchlcy, of the South Side,
pleasantly entertained number of her
friends on Tuesday evening last in honor
of her birthday Those present were
Misses Laura Patton. Mildred Dixon,
lydia Moore. Nevada Davis, Mile Gray,
Lottie Manning and Flora Blatchley, Mes
SIS. Tom Kigar, VIII Johnson, George My
ers. Charles Davis. George Beck and y.
Blatchlev.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-10-26

The first theatrical event, and that in a
musical way, which called out society IN
generous numbers was the McCaull Opera
Company, on Tuesday evening. 1t was
rathera brilliant assemblage, and such one
as the Opera House holds only on stated
theatrical occasions.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-10-26

An instance of remarkable matrimony,
than which there are few equals, is seen
i'm the long years of Connubial bliss which
have marked the lives of Rev. Benoni
Wheat and wife, of Leroy, Kansas. Sixty
wears of peace, harmony and happiness
A record certainly TO be proud of, and the
demonstration gwen by the church society
I'm that city was well deserved. The uota-
ble circumstance has a local significance
from the fact that Mr.. Wheat is an uncle
of Mr.. George X Wheat, of this city, and
from the fact that he also formerly taught
Srh1O. i'm Wheeling.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-10-26

Wheeling Lodge 3. p. o. Elks will give
a stag social at Germania Hall. Wednes-
dav evening, November 18th. The Opera
House orchestra will furnish the music.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-10-26

Mrs. Henry X. List and her daughter,
Miss List and Mrs Edward Hazlett. en-
tertained about fifty ladies' Thursday after
noon, at their residence on North Main
street. The reception was from 3 70 u
O'Clock The house was handsomely deco
rated with a profusion Of cut flowers.
Music was furnished by the Opera House
orchestra. The reception was in honor of
Mrs. Allen. of StauntOn, Va, nee Miss
Bette Adams, and there were a large num-
Der of callers.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-10-26

The friends of Mr.. John Sheets, of the
South Side, rendered him a very pleasant
surprise party last Thursday evening IN
honor of the anniversary Of his birth.
About fifteen couples were present and
spent a delightful evening.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-10-26

The friends of Master Willie Blum ten
dered him a very pleasant surprise party at
his home on the South Side last Thursday
evening. Those present We're: Misses
Carrie and Eta Miller, Lizzie and Ger
trude Farley, Gene Medley, Mary Horn
and Loretta Plum. Ellis Herbert, Louis
Stauver Andy Horn and others.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-10-26

Tuesday evening Enterprise Council No.
3. @. L. \. NJ, will give an open session,
with an ENJOYABLE entertainment and re-
treatments AmOag the unique features
will be a phonograph with musical selec-
lions on its cylinders, All the members
and their lady friends have been invited.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-10-26

The Ladies' Guild" of St Matthew's
Church has come to the front with novel
entertainment which will occur two days
before Thanksgiving. 1t is called the
Bazaar of Days" and each day of the
week will be represented in some appro-
pirate manner. Those who know the talent
of the ladies of this society will expect
something of surprise in this unique en-
tertainment.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-10-26

The first KadeeviSite of the season was
given bv the ArioD Society at their hall
Wednesday afternoon and evening and was
a uronounced success. y series of these
pleasant social affairs are given each win
Ter bv the Arions and are looked forward
to with the most eNpec,aut delight. These
Ariou occasions are among the prominent
society events of the winter. The dancing
floor "Wednesday evening was i'm charge of
Nl-. III. Hess The following ladies formed
the committee Of the evening Mrs. +.
Rtis-er. President; Mrs. +. c. Schwert-
fecer. Mrs G.. w. Appenzeller. Mrs Leo
Reisrer Mrs. Geo Hook. Mrs. +. Z. Dire
horst. Mrs. John Friedel. Mrs Theodore
Roller. Mrs Max Beuter, Mrs Clemens
Hess. Mrs. George G.. Miller.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-10-26

"l-a .oyOus assem- blagc ln East
Thursday on the occasion
eof Mr Harry Hib6erd, OF
H1oerd Sc son. 20 Miss Lizzie
East Fifteenth street The
were Misses Ella Chew and
rz. rwo little girls costumed In
pink The bride looked pretty
H. .t cream serge and silk, with
Rev D. Henry Hess, Of
r0rucd the ceremony.
Mrs Hioberd. were the recipi-
r handsome presents, all OF
Usefu. character, proml-
-ue number being complete
selold furniture by the parents
~ and Mrs Hibberd VIII
housekeeping 40 152 Fifteenth
Ild
r-1ay evening there viii be one
pg.ar athletic affairs around
s SD much interest TO will be
exhibition. concert and ball
.ng Igrnverein for the bene-
70 narr.aH..rs
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-10-26

Wednesday evening ut 9 o'clock pretty
wedding took place at tie residence of Mr..
and Mrs. l-uuup N1rdert. on the Island,
il being their charming daughter, Miss
Katherine, to Mr. John 7. Stoh.man. Rev.
r. II. Dornbaser officiated. The attend
ants were Mr. John Pockel and Miss
Helena Medert, sister of the bride.
The sun., 1890-12-23
New. From the Hsrse World.

BALTIMORE, Dec 22-The stallion Master
King iosled May. 1889 BY Mambrino King.
out Of Myrtle, By Almont. j., owned by tn. late
fsr 1000. to August Gittings
Among the forty-two horses which perishcd
10 tho fre In the old frame stables in Fulton
street near Brooklyn avenue. In Brooklyn. on
Saturday evening, was the .six-yeRr-old trot-
ting stallion Kinglike. which brought $4,000
rs ysRrling. and was sold for s25J In the re-
cent sale OF ]. II. Shults's stable.
AT the, annual dinner Of tho York Gimcrack
Club, held at Harter's Hotel, York, Saturday
Ing TO the toast OF "Th0 Stewards and
Patrons OF tho Jockey Club" referred to
the discussion which had taken place on
gambling. He said he thought II would
always exist SO long as there WAS
with tho people a love of sport. The great
est nuisance on the turf WAS the pro essiona vi
backer. who should he suppressed. As to the
position which tho EnGlish turf occupied, he
might say that all the Continental turf au-
thorities ana the authorities Of the United
States were associated with England In an
world There WAS one exception only. The
only the, largest purchassrs Of blood stock In
the world. hut purchased more than all the
rest Of tho world put together Still the peo-
pie OF that republic were about the only racing
nation with whom England had no reciprocity
In putting down frauds. Buenos AyreR was .
perfect Alsstia Of aggravated scoundrelism.
The sun., 1890-12-23
ODDS AND ENDS OF sronra
J. r. Vile 10 ~ years Of age.

J.r. Vile 10 - years Of aga
Charles Hoffman, New York City.-Frsm toe TO heel
rolscks loi Last twenty third street
pm Va. 5. iSs :srs Il a''
o. T.. New York Tho season for quail in New jersey
Ssc Ssssd 81 On S,sI RsS "A Ts sG.' 'w ood Yo,s
any. " ''Ap'" -
Henry Thornton ., Noun. Holly n J. Ia. been =
s.y hour; Brought 20 ii: Bag s~s,. very isad'ons
c1.:. @ III b.; :: % s... es s. p.sss sd:: liz:
pssohn with as many clay ones and prize glass ball
Tbs West End Rod and Gun club. with headquarters
a.. a. Nsw.ri elected these gentsmsn to once as ths
s. A. ssh htsss:ns ssss: y sr.
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aructon He ts Just starting on double for the Yes
per Boat Club Of Philadelphia
After most successful season. during which out Of
fenrts.n g,me. played they h.ye won twelve the
NolLttesf Football Club Of Harlem lined up for
their annual dinner at Hnbel'. Consrsss Hall PLAY"
WAS called at 8 o'clock. The team work" which has
I.s :1s,n &. and the ,aRia With .b!oa
g make elem sweep" in thla their last encounter
~ .lssr!y yh yhSh bSoly TroPpsd cns g: .a,Ft..
ducsd Rsinacbsr. who responded 70 The veuntssrs"
A: E.as" Go,fsn 20 on! y!eser.s, yieed sTS.
Page" oflaherty finished the pleasant programs
by An appropriate football SOLO in the chorus Of which
evening CAP. c..s 10 .seosn,on of HI. ne
and umbrella The team then dispefssd. to 'hns up"
again In September, 1884,
tn. pos,.ien. Of tn. competitors IN the Manhattan
The sun., 1890-12-23
Ths positions Of the competitors in the Manh sttsa
Bioycle Club pool tournAmenI q a. follsw1:

Ing for its members during the viatsH
club !ns.srs Sy NJ Alfred 4 coniiinI we vil az
lantern views The second annual ndosr meeting and
ladies day viii Be held In the eymnasium 10 February
savage; Henry 8 Brooks and hSysId =: A .Xmor1
ina Of amateur iheatriesi vii be held In ths theatre
before the close Of the winter season. and meeting
for .h: purpose Of forming adr,mste CLUB. Pr sa.:
his organise GLASS quartet sud ehorus
For the bsnert Of the members who desire get a.
ley Oval wil be nooded whsnsysr tbs weather Is cold
haye aresdy besn cnjoysd on tn. oval re tobossSn
slide has been put in position down the centre Of the
east grand stand
Handicap tournaments In billiards bowling and pool,
open only to members Of the club VIII bsgin the second
be given n each tournament Later In the the
annual club cham mp0nship teurna viii be held.
The sun., 1890-12-23
The programme for to day is:

The programme for to day Is:
FRS, Race-For beaten horses: three quarters Of .
mile. Co dstream llH Blackburn M: ktnsstock and
Ballstsn. III each; josie NJ. BIsuche. Bsraroa and
Avery. iOo each; Judge MITCHELL v> Sir Rae u; Facial
B., lOA
Seoond RAcs-Selling: hve and half furlonRa Orton
los: Discount and Lizzie Pick wick I5 each; Dahim an
and Little Fred 10. each Maggie Ward. No: Francis
merly snaloa co!p 81; Mugs. Freezer, Fsvora Alma
nliy. NJ each.
Third Race-Three quarters Of . mile; maidens Al.
fred H. 1922; Queen Hattie. lIs: Rosenary.Mnrray geld
~; Lady @ - M,,s cIl,iIi. ttorp:rIy AIIIh lo4;
Fourth Racs-Uno mile; selling Ny Fellow. Iis;
Brusssyn ios; Trestle, iOi; Bonnie King. pS; John
pAly. BS
fif!h Rses-SiI tnr,ong, and hslE objection, IL;
lAgo. l'7; Text u,7: wn0nA. IvS; Giostsr iO5; jed
lOI; FernwOod b7; Guuwnd, ~
%.Iodr.ma, "a, II; , Long Island; ~: R.ymoli ils
kniKht ils; guckstone, iOa Pail Nall 10; Ida Girl
iol sueeess, ioI; lsp sawyer, 100; Red Light lOO;
Extra, VI.
The sun., 1890-12-23
Compelled to Oh .nse O.t.s.

As the vsruna Boat Club could not get the Brooklyn
Academy OF Music for other night but jan 49, the
plans the club for the sunua boxing tournament to
decide the amateur championships Of the Middle
States have therefore been changed. ana Manager
William n. Robertson now makes the folio wing
nounesm:nt; The annual @ al boxing N tou.namsn! Of .ns
OF the Middle States will be held at the
brooklyn Academy Of Music. on Montague strset near
,; desiasa on tIia.y ..enin. ian q .as rs'.s: @
psrHis.ion u tho Amstsur Athletic Union The nnsi
bouts will be decided at the Acadsmy the directors OF
AnAlr held there.
The sun., 1890-12-23
B.,.n Want. to SEQ D..for.h.

Jack Bolau. tho Cincinnati light weight arrived in
Now York yesterday In search fer Tommy Danforth
and tho meet there il likely DO fun for the
people who look Bolsn says that no had match on
with Danio.th in New orleans and 1t - come OF
on Nay n somsheu Or other Dsnforth wasn't around
Bolan has been LOOKING for him ever snosS 1oaa DE-
him he had ANY idea that the Ctpcinn.tan ooua got
10 the weight aEreed Tpon-i2s pounda But BolAn was
heard tn. other day that Tommy n this city and
porter yesterday that he would IKE to meet D.nforh
At the I,sraed Ns,nI ofee any time At all and have
Bolan says he will nsht any 1876 ~ pound In he
The sun., 1890-12-23

bsuent was rendered to The wsiL known collar.and.
elbow wrestler Homer Lane, last night At the New
London Theatre lla Buwery Lane has been III for
soms time and the brnsnt was arranged TO relieve him
from the hnRn csl straits he in The benent
pronounced success and u good sum WAS reaiixsL
sailor Lrnwn ANA Mike Brennan opened tho AFFAIR,
Nike ,iorman was ~ amusing one Then Jack Hopper
The others VINO appeared wers Jack Dors-y. Charles
Judge John Gleason and James Muller. The wind MP
was between Jimmy Carroll Of Brooklyn and Pete
kcCOy.
The sun., 1890-12-23
Tho Makeup OF New York's Professional
Indoor Aall Team.

Manager Mutris has At last succeeded In getting
enough players make up his team for professional
indoor base ball The will be an unusually strong
one. Here II IL: Estsrbrook. 8b.; Nike Lshana lb;
Usrhards 2b.; Clarke L; Cora l. T.; slsstsry. C. t.;
gan, extra
This will make team that would bs hard to defeat
even on the base ball neld Just how the players viii
work together indoors will only b. known with any
hanarer Autrie said ys,!ertay afterneon that ths
opeuns night that no had the manager
Of tho Aanhattans to ooss all arrangements Manager
the s.yen!h rsxpsns eomPo.sd Of shs CI.rs broh.rs
but had failed TO nnd Manager Wilson
Manager Wilson dropped Int Kssfe Z Beeannons
S..te pl.y,hs ~. Yoris ch,,:tn., night ri He sent
known until to-day what club will play against the New
Yorks. .
Garden This afternoon At O'Clock for practise The
second game will como OF Saturday night
The sun., 1890-12-23
THE FIGHT VAS A FAKE


BUFFALO, Dec a2-ons Of the most barefaced fakes In
puSisto history according 70 thoss who were inter
ssted In It. the nght Wednesday night between
Ed Gorman. formerly OF PhadsphiA but lately resi-
dent Of Buffalo. and an unknown backed by Robert
Wright Of Detroit There were four rounda at irving
N. Y. aud 9orman knocked out the unknown easily.
The inner history the affair shows that II wa planned
to victinizs Robert Murphy. clerk at the Gsnssss
HOTEL who had recently fallen heir to Si<0Oo Anyway
Murphy los. s7.oco his dismsnd pin gold wa.eh AHi
chain besides receiving the double eross" - sporting
call It That the affair cut and dried for this
purpose became 90 notorious that Murphy has paced
bis In tho hands OF awysr to sndsavor 10 recover
the money he lost lie nrst thought Of committing sui.
eide but whom learned that the sports boast
s: q n. = e g.
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wrssLnx with his country amateurs 70 keep his hand
.rrsn.sa for ns,S:;.ary fSr ths @ nxh:
given xpectsdly 70 the twenty nvs allows fer
each side. and much mystery wAs manifested Ths
irving constable bad been sent away that nisht on
o",a hoqui 70 ns.rsr rds
~oked eh.rnlinfy R.ates S.inG .srssa upon - ref.
is charged that Faulkner save some Of the stakes
unknown was toisrabiy clever for "stin." ana tie
men gave good exhibition for four rounds 10 the nrst
of nj hicht a mi n I'm 4.
Murphy felt that he Hassred his damonds sad
The "s,id ont and Murphy sav that no was dupsd.
AfterwArd when be was 6sw ainS his loss . Ramblsr
remarked to him: what are you kicking for You
made SIG,ao by neat turn. and We needed It Seer
The nght 90 really that spectators net in the
pool nothing and tho secret LEAKED ont oay
through indiscrest Boosting by the winnerA
The sun., 1890-12-23
Bowen .sd Gibbons to Fight.

There Is every indication OF the match between Aus
tin gibbons of Pstsraon and Andy Bowen Of New Or.
leans being made Jim bUons toieEraphed Bowen
yesterday that he would agree TO everything In the
articles Of agreement with the exception OF the
Wsigingiu clause which states that the men should
weigh 10 At the ring Side Jim GhbonS ,hlIks that ths
70 get 90 wsEht and he would hs 60 have 81. .dyan
viii night at 1888 pounda for purse q 5000 before the
Audubon Athlstc Club OF New Orleans in March;
Austin has fully recovered his sickness aud
win be able 10 be out In Q day or two.
The sun., 1890-12-23
The r,.,.surxh Clu. Reo-e..,..s.

PIr1ssuRou Dec. ~ This afternoon the Pittsburgh
Bsso Ball Club organized under IL New jersey charter
Its capital stock s limited to 500 0oo Of which 5000
10 paid In. and Is to BE- ADDED required The
officers j. p oNsiL President; Il. D. Rsa. Woe
fresdsnt: l.. b. Brown, Treasurer; A. K scand,ett
Secretary Tho directors J. r. OHel Ed Hanlon.
". ". Kerr. and Henry B. Rea These directors
empowered to add two to their number at their
meeting noxt week. ONsil denies any intention Of
buynE out Nimck and Converse Although he intmAtss
that 10 probable that tho new organization may
ceve propositions from tho old clubs that they have
assets which they wonld IKE :: sell r. new club and
OF the League and Association toafsrsnce Com mtte.s
whioh will aOms time before the middle OF Jan.
VARY tho club VIII be In line and prepared 70 sign
players Nr. oN'sil predicts that Pittsburgh IL going
20 have . hrstoiAss ball club noxt year
The sun., 1890-12-23
Tho Nou,sre,l A.C. Stag.

Tho nrst annual stag entertainment of the Nonparsn
Social Athletic Club hold last night at the club
rooma ~ Oliver street Tho room was packed to SUIT
location with and friends and they witnessed
their merits Among tnoss who participated were the
following: Thomas Haley. George Colnors and X
and Rsynolds. Lnes. and John nodxs Of the unioh
and naysa comedians Russell and Rhodea musical
artista The wind up between tive coiored boxers
GloyoR,
The sun., 1890-12-23
The no~,us outlook At Harvard.

CAxsRlpGx, Dec. 22-Bvsn "Fexy" Bancroft with all
his skill = coach will ind It hard work 10 secure
winning crew from Harvard next SPRING but Har-
ward mon have taken their mute Never say die"
there knowing what latont talent Capt Perkins
will deveop Last years crew contained the strongest
men. Individually who ever sat in . Harvard boat.
They wsre: Nelson, bow; Winthrop 'oi; Perkns '9it
GODDARD, ~; Uphsm, ~; kslton 'e3; Tilton 80 and
Hutchinson. @D. stroke Hutchinson. Tilton. Upham.
Goddard snd Nelson arc 10 longer IN college and
their absence will 10 lolt next SPRING The In
trim the likely caiidatsa ars EreAIiy Inferior
the absent in strength. and their rowing form
will not make up for their iack OF Drawn Capt Per
kins Winthrop and keton arc the only men lsit aud
no. to row next Year 4ns four subs,,ases last year
Jones wstria powers and Rantoul.wsrs all wi men
Of tsas Jones IL the bort and hs will probably have
place tho The other three Of bo.
Inx cbo-en. rortcr ~. and Radtr o. trying for
place., and they are tarly promising men bnt they ds
From s3 there 10 ke!ton VIII" Is as s!rous ~ OF,
and whoi. tho best man nov ~ 'ght After him Davis
Vail. AMI Cuniiings w"ro ronsi cred the hest In
the freshmen boat VI last and all Of these ~xcspt
Davis. arc In training for the Varsity Davis will
probably begin trainns foon II 10 too Early TO tell
strong and trlsd and hardy football p!aysrs
now bsnx taught tho ru,!iments Of rowing Thsy are
perfectly green and they are OF short stature
and hesee have short reach they are not very PROM
a. tue men are rowing, at the present time Powers
biity The next Jpne WAL DO made up q. fo
1885, PsrkiEA '3l; WstrsA ~; ksntoul ~; JoneA ~
bow.
The sun., 1890-12-23

n: ySsrs sss ns oSS 1t.
fkts s
IS; is;.l Sss ss iss Kf'a;'f '' Hilbert 7'; S0i
,iSs. I!sya ; sosS 81. % .a
:srL lSa; CRAIG. 1875; xunss. i+o; Cook loa Total
,sss;s &; ": 1t! @ss .s
gsmoa The scores;
81 peisSs piaasSsoieR M ' IT,
a;;;ss. m u.s. rg. a.S. ISL no' ' 'a
SECOND oAxE
IS isl rh.sS:ss. ,S:
ofsin.1 III. * TufnOa Pis; van Horn. i5s total 7oI
THIRD
H ,aou @ III .o So: s
a.! 2.,aSaE i r. 1a ayd s' 'a'
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s, TN A M III h.es:a M rGl. i
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SECOND GAsr.
49, 81; s,ys y: s':s;9 as Hsi1. III h! !T:ss sSsS
II H S'''' 'sT #S;s: S;s:'
On Friday evening n. Xxx co''rie Club defeated til.
Ass';as sss ans' tS'' 1874. Heam.nn ,s
s sS s3 sh'': :sh .'t ss TORI s: h.
.S SEAi:n nssi ssi Tis4'n a 1J.
Tn. Casino Club was defeated by only two in the
s1ss % Il: :.s
ona game The score u.,, o,,.
G.s!no1Dsnnsss Ias; s Bose 1885, Mayer 1885, Koch,
III sr;P' :s:.n ;s:ia %.'sas'f.G%:ss ss % %sss I %
~. ssh.iil.ia. lao; B. sch''i'in ias; ISss, ia
S.'in. .ens.str TIA IzS; s9.. ii S.s'E 's'' kooh
Team Nc 4 dsteatsd team No 10 in the Lincoln Club
- ;'SI
Is4; sloan ie2; smih. isA; Berry. lea Total s1s
Team No. lO-HAyden l<t: Dsvenyer, l2d; BETA
1856; Pistt lO2; BArnss ls2, hohaTdA ia Total soa
the Arlington tournament Of Brookyn last evening
Essmsrmsn's Allsya The scores;
4s,,t T., k1 1877 Fish, '0' 1nio's
Miat'r Ey;S.M:' re Sssessy ss 'oa xvsns 10;
SECOND GAHS.
4Es,, X? Lux 's' ''A '''' s'0's
Nonsfoh-n. Mass lss: KroninssE La, E Nsss4
is2; FTsss, isa; Lshrbach. 400 Total si2
Games Tonight.
This evenings games In the tournsmsns are fol.
lows:
Ssnhsttsn nhs " No.. Mon,sI.ir = q S New York.
Jersey CITY Va OIanEs ~ Jersey City.
Staten Islsnd va North Ind, At staten Island
GOLDEN kAGLE rounSAnssr (sRoOKLrSl
Volunteer W. Poodle.
IwEETysiITH wARD TOURNAMENT (BRooILvH).
Washington Park va Manhattan
kAsIssS pisIMrr ToURSAnxsr (sRooKLrsl
brooklyn vs. Pleasure
Pleasure vs. Phiiilk
Phuias W. Brooklyn
MAN, uptown bowler. attended the entertainment
and bail OF the FIedeas veIsn No ~ the lie xneton
Avsnue Opera Ieube on sunday evening. The drAc
matte section Of Juarlet t1uh m kad
The sun., 1890-12-23
Getting the Ice Yachts Ready.

RrwsuRGM Dec. 22.-Capt j. Weaver OF The shrsws
bury Ice Yacht Club will have here 10 morrow 10
tAke the scud TO Orange Laks The next dry commo
dore Hisginsons New Lazy or e ~, ~, wv uS ~, % 9h
BE- called upon 70 fAoe other for the Cham
Cur Of North America the Ice 10 in proper condition
The sun., 1890-12-23
Boxer. and wrestler. ae. ,h. rr,.s..

The wrsstisrs and boxsrs winners OF medals at
the amateur mpionship mestiug OF the Amstsur
Athletic Union held In the Metropolitan opers House
Saturday night With the sxcsptop VI about dozen;
called the ONCE OF the Ss0tth1 Bt<s yeStsIdAy and
received them The medals are Of geld.