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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-10
Baseball Notes

President Day and Treasurer Spalding out town
Oh bunes and Director Taicott 10 recrsatng 81 Lake
wood.
Manager Powers says Taylor and Jsnninss have A.
tschsd their to ~ asresment 20 sign with
,fnIASElrnIA. Dec. s-Nanager Wright has fur ssme
time been In comm unto alton with third bassman
young man to-day signed with the fhisdsiphias for
hsHt season.
eAal LeAGns directors In dspensing with tbs services
Of Deookt0p's weIkuown baseball manager. ". n. Nc
Qunnise. q mot regarded 3 square deal By Nso's
friends here.
and TreoSman bascball teams 6eGin work n the gyn.
nssipn teddy. A. the call q Capt l. Young the Cnl;
light ex.rcss The candidates fer the Ereshm,n team
meet ut IAN o'clock and those for the Unlverty team
At o'clock. Twenty.six man have handed In their
names being candidates for the University team.
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There has been great deaf Of talk going for the
last month between Billy Madden who represents Peter
AAhsr the Irish champion. and James corbstt the
California boxer. regarding glove nRht to . hnsh
Both men have had u 900 forfeit money mp Tor the
past few weeks TO arrange such smatch but both failed
TO meet at the appointed time. Corbett however. ar
Tysd n the %etrSpo. .'sInp s sp made
and stated t5.. bad ssnesiisd hssreai engage
don and ss.. 80 aoaiaht .ass town Sas i 10 Lad
s* sy MA @
~ & ~ s.' .s s.; IL
,s sA 3, fs AZ + Do
Sl.oo. al. .na esier l.her of dublin. Irsiand 49,,
siss ioE The sum Of 5000 side Marquis of Qussn''
sss in Il. s ssss :s Any
* sss:l fy.sss. :... money
nsHs. e Gus s.isrs III. match .a. TAX.
s nS ;:. &
laa ssE e. es s's :s s : S.S .
8 and
Il. :sm q & n ;s S.s
s 81 S. w e 4S. ns S.pe,
iex u and r. two weeks previous 10 the date sss
for the match 10 take place.
EighshdE!.ss, parry falling 70 make GOOD sss
with the stakeholder shs forfeit all money down,
Ninth-The referee Of said match shall be appointed
by the club which gives the purse the said referee
BE satsfActory TO both principals
Tenth--f at any time there should arise dispute
IN regard TO this shall he left 20 tbs stake
holder to decide. who must decide near Is ho
agreement. PErEn MAIZE
Per WILLIAM MADDEN.
Just how good man Maher Is will be seen on Dec.
IT, when he meets Jim Hall Of Australia in hAdisoh
Square Garden for the house receipts
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TIE AMATEUR LEAGUE
fresideAt Miller Osys There - Lattie Chssss
fer Either Tie N. Y. 4. q. Or che u. 4. c.

fresiaent Miller 0sys There - I.attie Chance
for Eather The N. Y. a. q. Or The -. 4. G.
Prssidans Miller Of The Amateur Baseball League
dsesnr favor the admission Of the New York and MAJ
haitian Athistio cuba Nr. Miner WA sseh Yesterday
and had the following TO say Of the staAten ~ II SOW
stands, 80 the New Ysek, Manhattan. New jersey.
and Orange A. =. contemplate Joining the Amateur
League, Well wouldn't Il b better idea fer them to
walt ustl sskeds No invitation has a. yet bssn sx.
tended s9a ,isrs little probability Of either the New
tek Their !. seIs sss q st!nl ne New ysr.sx sna
re win b dens Until our nsIt nssting."
NJ Miner ai9 nst snow g! csstatsfy wasthsr the
ysSs seftss kuneta have besa cufsnt sncs tue past
50 i ssss.s isissS erss.. css 4ssa :. ssiaS:r 4
the Amateur League next season. u 10 sAM now. how
that the latter clnS WOULD stick and would place
muea .sronSsr tssn n ne nSld ssss yssr s,,,a q.
ever come shss thsNsy jsrssy g: wsrste tsie t.ees
Ss.!,s i'.sa s:st.sa y:t but I. s,li:ysS
the prsssnt clubs drop ne Orange Athletic Cyb v
doubtsdy have the preference unseS the New jersey
trouble ID patched M,
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re Amend the II. a, c. Laws.

The following amendments, to the constitution and
bylaws Of the Manhattan Athletic Club will be offered
at the annual meeting to be held at the club house
Monday evening,
Amend section q article BY striking out in tho
;ss .ord two" AisS by striking ont In %. ih line
word three quarters Also BY strk,ng out the word
may" |. "a NTH line and inserting In its '.s.d the
Amend section 3 OF article 1e by striking out the
;h.i, :, s;sad shs tSIis Any Tsnssr who :h.
ter notice Of the ndsbtsdness and written request
BSss q cssss Is ssn5 c e.
elub but the hoard Governors shall havs the power
by . twothHds vois ~ reinstste such membef pro-
within thirty days thereafter"
Amend section I OF article y, By striking out the
word forty Pr ths fourth line, and inserting in Its
Amend section Il article by striking ont all that
follows after ths word athlstes" the fourth line
Amend article 1t6y striking out the words made
lines of said article.
Add section 10 article 10. a. follows Any person
who has been member OF the Climb for hfteen Sj con.
the payment OF 500 49,
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Thotndoer tennis tournament Of the Berkeley School
a, A. was continued in the school armory yesterday
afternoon. Only match played In the doubles.
10 the surprise OF almost every present. Dr. John
White and instructor Fesssndcn we're bsstsp BY Thso
doro l.. Bosert and William Stewart by g.. g.
Taller and Harry satterlse viii now play Eent and
IAphan. and tho winners will be- matched against
BoEert and stewart the Cham Of school
-Four matches IN the singles were played or Tsddy'
MaS beaten u turn by Iapss faei "a S. hover.
several deuus gamsa bs msHaHed ont vic.
rtsrious by Ga Az. DID The pretisst match u the
ana Hugh lunar, The football player on tbs last .st
giltsd ths bals 70 wen that Iansn could no, return
them. The soofs was 6Ta -; eT7.
asys g play yet sna q. winner WIN play he Pey.sr
viii compete with Taller. Thsa the winners Of the
syss w ~ nloa sst M M TS,
favor O. fsier and ~ r. believed that he VIII win tie
title Of school champion.
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RocHkssEs. Dec. s-Lovsrs Of hns dogs were sstound
Cd at the sudden death here to-day Of the champion
mastn ford Of the Flour City Ksunels from
spoplsxy. IlfoSdChancellor not SIX years old hsv
ing been whelpsd ON Nay Is. 1855 He was imported
in Isss By e. H. Moore Of Asross. hAss from whom he
wa. purchased By Mr.. j. W. whitney, who owned him
hiI Iford.ch.pssloI Vas shs WHINE, q "a ar.f and
this cohntry lie was sired by Champion I!ford eau
zion aud was the .ro VI such famous dogs As n:-side
MACMILLAN aud Crown Prince. Naxtmi1an. AS
well as e Prise winsnE ChoeSa!. S,,i Coral and
Wsisn Sssdnss sssufe rsespy %PG ,S q "
~ the flour City KsnasiA
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Bowii.s asnes Ts.aisht.

AHEhItAN AHAfkUk tOUkNlNkhT.
Apollo w. L.nox Hill. Lenox Hill W. Gsrmania. Ger
mhnia vs.. Apollo.
ANkRicAs AHAYEuR UNION.
A. O. alleys.
section Two-Aston4 A. Q. W, YouaS Mems Lycsum.
Aileys - "
:, section Three-Rsersston Vs. Namsless at Rscrea.
sss.ion Four Montgomery Vs. New Jersey n. T.. at
Section five-AmsricA VS.. Fanwood. at America
JEksKy CIT AhAIEun LkAsUk
Jack Inns W. Pin Knikhts st Jack Inns slleys;
favoniA VI. Montgomery. st PAvonis alleys.
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Wsss, Clsss xAtsrts,..

The social season 10 well under way Amopt the blcv.
clio clubs Of the metropolitan districts While the
weather u YET favorable for outdoor cycling the club
have auossd shslr nsslse salts and turned their
attention to indoor entertainments. Following the
7 ladies reception heid by the Harlem wheelmsn on
Tuesday svenins. the Asshsttss and Areoklyn clubs
Doth hsid social events last evening.
: The Manhattan bicycle Club set aside the second
wednesday u ssoh nassth during the winter ladies'
hight Last evening their club house NJ 2As West FIFTY
sxrh street thrown open to the ladies' Dancing
tate hour.
tesl evening upon The oeeAsos Of the olubs rst fall
si.lns 81 Nsssts gsSSlas Csls sna bS.shsI: having
gsieai talent and huplofAsa they succsedea pro
sadsp1 Tor. over seyentynve membsrs
sies.s g ths snd Is.dsr % tsts!s ne tAesShts en-
sppDsS vas served after the entertainment.
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VIII DR.. White DO 1sfsa.sa,

The stockholders Of the Berkeley 4, O. who are gen
orally known collectively the Berkeley A. A. held
their annual meeting this afternoon for the election
Board Of Directors. Dr. John g. white IL lre.dent Of
the Beard, and has bssn for some time Bat by this
sfssraoon ths Doctor nay 3: sIee:sdsd e rreidsni
mated 70 Tug svs IeHortsr hast evening BY Ssntsmsn
pcrss iafomsns II. hss tSsr. was :poso:
among the stocthodsr. TO place on the hoard 81 Di
could help q b. whits vouM no. be frssidsnt sfssi
held. VIII head the opposi,ion tieiss. ".' V""'
Dr. White WAS seen last evening p the building Of
White sad ih.t u. present Board would % sSse,ed
RSsrdina his fsslecton be said thai is would b only
too h.ppy 70 stsp down and opt but the
The Doctor has % much 70 attend 70 that would have
hs owed 1t 70 bis assoctates on the Board remsin
Shs 'hnv ws % tnSss m0ysmsrt 70 defeat
one.
The Committee on Nomination. Of the athletic club
not quorum present, "
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what Prlneetoa Has to Say About the ne.
celPsas

WHAT Fr1ncetOn HAS to Say AbOut the Ne.
celPsA
PRINCETON. Dec. sj-The Prtaoaeaisa prints = long
editorial this evening the dissasaction
by Yale In regard to the OF money handed over
by the Nanbsttsn Athletic Club management to the
Yale football management The Following 10 portion
of the editorial:
~" cannot but be regarded unfortunate that there
should bo any unseemy wrangle. with charges and
eountsrcharxes Of fraud. over tAs money receipts
That stands built to accommodate 5000 should ~
or IL &: i a SPS e. Il
should be less than COO Incredible ID u also
Inevitable result that the wide difference between
the estimated attendance based upon apparently rela.
BE Ss IA srd hs
stsnd B. with ts beats was expected
sseozso rom f,o2s acssEs sold, di;orspsney ' q
3oeo sittngs and Of nearly 900 on the yield Of
SS1res svsn shows that tho capacity Of The stands
was largely overstased. II 10 also true that popular
estimstss q numbers are utterly unreliable.
I'VE desire 70 record our appreciation Of the efforts
Of tho y. Of the nanh.,sa1 SS6 e ths
mens for handling the crowds, and especially OF tho
zeal and executive ability OF Mr.. j. Cornell Eotwt-
standing oonfeased disappointment have great
tn the honor Of the club In Its dealing With
Paseoiss u also dspeassd with an article sent
the intent Of which to show that Harvard u head
and shoulder above Yale and Princeton in her foot
ball record for the season that has closed The article
deserved d6 not tell eli the facts. holding back
those which would have tended to squaiiss honors
among the three colleges.
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xENrUcxr's THOROUGHBRED SALE
George MRnkins Pays SS,l0S fbr Tuiia
Blackburn.

Blackburn.
LEXINGTON. Dec. 9.-Twenty-three thorough
breds were sold at Bruce i Kids sale here to-
day for $13.B00. IN average Of $523 making
seventy three of the Prather consignment dis
posed OF for s3l. $50 an average Of S438. The
following is list Of those selling for $500
and over. The Well-kuown performer Tulla
Blackburn brought S.. 100. the top price OF the
day. George Hankins securing her:
G. Van Richards. b. m. 1857. by Paustns--Annie
kichardal by imp. Bonnie scotland: J. ksrwello.
Rue Riyoii. 6r M 1884 by Rivoi-Lida Laroy. ''0'
BY nilroy; scoggan Bros. Lsaisrlls ky. 800 s26
Imported Sleepy Eye b. T, 1875. by Trost-Lady
Maud. BY The Prime Minister George Hankins
Tara BisckSnrn B. M 1855. BY Luke Blackburn 'N'
1ITaraltuA by Great Tom; j. X. Aegibben. ar.
Tnis piaoESurn b m iSS7 by Luke BIaet6urn
kin% Ghiesss @ 800
imp. GIsneis; +. Il stevens Lexin gton ......., 500
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Chickering Piano.

ONLY RECIPIENT OF CROSS OF LEGION Oh
HONOR AND GRAND GOLD MEDAL AT PARIS
EXPOSITION. USED EXCLUSIVELY IN THoMAa
GILMORE. AND sBIDL CONCERTS AT MADISON
SQUARE GARDEN. AND IN SEASONS 80 sl
.. OF BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA IN NEW
YORK Pronounced by LIST. 0orrscHALK, an(
DE. PAcHMANN the instrument that comes nsarst
the human voice.
For saie. cash easy installments: also for rent
small stock q secondhand pianos 70 - hsd ~ vel
reasonable prices
HALL. Sch Az. lOsA ct. N.
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Elec,ie. NJ the y. I. A. 4.

Good fellowship and harmony prevail among the
members Of the Staten IsAud Athletic Club. and &C.
cordinsy everything goes well with the leland ath.
!st:' This spiri. q harmony fully sheSn exist
pl,ese, Thsrl WAS only one ticket in the held
vey Rich. vicefrosldent z. w. Gnuid Jr., the popu.
lar bowler was elected Secretary. Granville ". Nichols
prominent member chosen Treasurer The fol.
lowing board OF Governors were Also elected TO
for the ensuing two years; Frederick W. Jansen H.
w. Cole, Arthur Livingston. John r. Kirby. Edward 1.
johnson. and Henry W. Jansen.
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SO SO 81 ~ & sss ss 7 7ss
vpECi,:vJ. @ Davies seor'r'-H. Issthard' s'd A.
r. Hs q 1 ~.
s sss h.sasis 4: ::: I: ss1: Alleys
FIRST CANE
VS. .sa III lii: s: IT,
as a. s i Eis' a:S 81: g..
srcsss CANS.
isSs Fas ~ III LII, sss 1:
ga sa r., i: ..;'
g; "a s:::;i ~: !: 4:
sl. 4 .A :ec Sss'sS Sy Amateur sswss League
ussf GAME
1s ssS .: tx s.s ~ s: IT,
. s; sssiEss s "a Bae: ~ s g.
sxcoxp CANE.
as X. k. tx End III ss ss:; IT,
r ssss: ssyBs. "a 4s ss IT.
III. De- s::v:s were rolled in
.t't man sAxr.
son, 1<1; Eiss!s. is0 Total, so2,
Rsss ,ts s,ssdssn ~ '''' s'''H 1885,
srcoSD
Tss Tca.ss fs' S.S. iS'; xsnds 1873
s. %: sasir sa: 'is : 49, s' 'aS'
:s =, 70 S.ss Ss
4 va Selsrs ~ iss; sisains ,ss ,sb.r. Ia:
ss Sss: III 49, x%s sss: ;sa
1ss:: Ill 1 ?s sss: sa
& :. 5:.ss';s &.
X: is Si A.. 81:
" ss.I n.s IT'S 'f \.
sSsashsss aISssyS slsy. % rssss.y :s.a as,S 10
ssa fss s :pss Si
iSs .sssS. s:s. s s ::
ais; x s:.s pis q A.
ss:ss': y. ':
S's.; '. Pecan.
COM Fs soh oy.a 4. & ~ Io, =.
Prospect; Psb g. Aurora vs.. Logan; FEB. H. Star va
Aurora Feb. 10. Aurora Lincoln; Feb IL Star VS.
Prospect; rss 70 Ansoln y, LeS.. Fer q Prospect
Lincon March frospsct va. Lincoln: March g. Pros.
pest W. Logan; March Aurora w Logan; March ~.
Star ys, aurora
The first game rolled on Monday night at the West
End Alleys 10 the American AmAteur Bowling Union
sss',on tG0 ss.s: was easily .on By shs hons team
teen pins. The scores:
FIRST CANE.
rI ws FL s.sm 1ss 1ss johnson" 1885,
kenwoft h--DecEer. ls3; Ecoher, 121 BehlmAn, 1873:
Hsdden. Ios; Kronln. Iav. Total 7aa
sEpo&s GAAk-
West Ese . Merritt AZ; Ford, I53; johnson. 1853;
Astoria A. C.-Rnddimn an, I47; Lancashire. 13s: l.
Iasrain. 100 u, Ingram. i5I Hume. leS Total 729.
ihe game ton!sd " Igssiay night IN ihs Westhe!a
suited Ms follow:
nWsstnsidJ Leys. les; y. Love, LAG; Peek 100;
wssnwOss IA ~ ssoyn 10; Anderson. ilt'
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CHICAGO. Dec. a-Charles Marvin and the
trotting queen sunol 2:0Sk. were in Chicago
yesterday They stopped long enough to give
which she has not relished. She loft on the
lake Shore road for New York at 7:45 P. M.
Robert Bonner will receive his fourth cham
pion trotter tomorrow morning.
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BOHEMIAN BEATS ESQUIMAU.
TINE 10 20 SHOT LEADS FROM END
TO END or THE MILE.

Fred &eshara Backs His ole Morss velnn-
teer II. and Was q Lot OF Morey-Feur
Fsverltes Land Psrses On the Hsi.
Four Of tho six races run on the heavy track
at Guttenburg yesterday were won by favor
ties. The quality Of tho horses was good In
the main. Twelve started In the opening
scramble Of i've furlongs for beaten two-year
olds. Pan Handle was frat choice but he was
not In It Zsmpost, o to 1 shot. made q
grand finish. beating Emperor Ohio head.
Lupa ally losing second place by head.
The second race was notable from the fact
that Fred 9ebhard. who was present. placed
30 much money on his horse. Volunteer H..
that the old selding became on odds on favor
lite. Frank McCabe. Dwyer Brothers former
trainer had the horse in fine shape. Taking
the lead in the homsstretch. Volunteer won q
good. race BY half a. length from 6t. James.
Trestle losing second place By q length and
Double Cross was the eineh at odds on IN
and Radiant from .qagfall 70 anish. won By
s9 aSsss ssat fsY pssf struggling In
n sIi iRf w. #: sSs TS is aas
ssr n sssond sheosS rains fs srd o'n0
sss e g.. ons IL ing tn SeSS
san iS Won II twH e. psa. n 0%
length. Sparkling. hrst choice In the. sixth
n.y. sfsn NIX 1ith tcVSS1Sr vnovaS nssf A.
~ assSenS w .uI ,Mv00xv.. nv 'NspSS -.
tno .nsS SnS W. ~ IVY ~ ~
CummhtI0e:
the kLhsT hAch.
PARE eAoo for benton two ysarolds; thresQuartsrs
J. g. Rs;. gs.ss 2, zanpess. by rostsusrd-xsme
xh, Hnq sss's IS. /. knS.rc. StiS ios iDd;Isitj.
~ H.aais Nsa. 62s:. u g. r. !. 1dspi;i colt. La
Lab. Lady Useful Tasso. seven and Longatd also ran.
Tine. 1:20H
OHIO HI to LIMA Hiiy NStunis nsfd S1c7E n "a
e6.<5.
THE SECOND RACE.
f rstsS 500; ave r fSrlCn. .... ,v xo,,,u
,y ssSts isS DogEstp :. ;;s
rsniso asshis,sh Tr.stia AZ n ksvssrrY,
II vns ~ VI
,.S ~ 0uhE Srtnos oS V nr
aiso ran. '''"'' N""'""' ~".'"~' ""~ '"u"s D"A'
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Ts-Day's Eatries at Gu,te.surs.

First kacsPurss S4oO for beaten horses: seven fur
nss Jos dyda. lol; Lillian, 1oo; ISuri.t 100; Puzzle
e: ytrgte sA nsxn, filly. s5 Aniquipa. %; Mabel
Second Esss.fSI.s staS .elas; hys s9SIopg. s.l!.
l07; 0isnmound. lO6; Tom DAILY, 1O8: zeno6ia 100;
f MI G:s ,o2 SsSoss'r o. Lillian g. y:
xTs,a H.s:-fqs:s 100 :s!,i1s; Al. ms .nS ssrlSng
ysnSstti e. ssnd.,ens q; The Forum %: Gloster.
fur9l ~ caSEs l1s AStg 9a, 1a ssaa
lt F,, %Si*ssSen$ ss rs,ssSn s2
lisitioa i0s; Ls9hanss,t i6s: Fsttssy. 1o2; Alum.
Sixth kses-Pnrss 600: selling: seven furlongs.
Benent 1876; Wyndham i22; The Sheriff. 1870; 10.
Telephone 11e: Graft. ia.
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e: @ :s e e: 3: - s e; sss 7ss
Umptrs-c. 4, spaith. ssorsrs-w. E. Miller. and
Charles II. smith
Tho SaYanAe AnA MAnslsss bowling clubs rolled q
close game the Elephant Club alleys, Brooklyn last
svsaiAS n SsCtsa OF the American Amatsuf Bowling
U9sos ssItsa
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ROWLING ON NAVY ALLEYS
InterestisG osses Hsilea Last Night In II
Aaes%ean sna Aeaaeay Tesrpsya.

Last nishrs games In the American National teurna
sasns ala net sesn until long after the regular honr
This 10 the Aryt time the tournament began that
this has occprrsd. Tho Tennys did not arrive from
Jersey City on time and many In favor Of having
the game forfeited TO the Orientah. The latter
ysss esess 10 ron their game when the Tenny men
peArsd. The scorB;
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THE CENTRAL FIELD Trials
Nip Rep sse Cesns Eric Kvu The BEST Heat
orthe Meetiuw.

LEXINGTON. n. O.. Dee. e-The nrst brace down TODAY
In the Central Field Trials Paul 30 setter and
Maid Of Kent pointer. TO decide which should be all
soiuts winner Of the A.agc stake. The weather was
mild and warm. Of the best OF days have had in
every way. Paul 30 ran strong heat. and excellei
his competitor In every partcular-speed. range and
intelligent hunting. During the heat he found two
pevies and three singles the scattered birds Maid
Of Rents single bird. and Il was made more evidens
than ever that Maid OF Kent was lucky In winning hs
P0ag.sr ansS ss s sfss .s. wa. started.
stake has heats Of four hours DURATION The brace
called Charoteville Kennors pointer Rip Rap and
X GrAyr setter Count Eric. IL was the finest of
the meeting and the work done on birds was excelr
sickness. was handled By O. Brsdiey and the dog di
much better than In his previous running. lie not
under good control for an hour at the start but after
ward did well. especially in bevy work as TO- his good
noee fell the majority: His score was eight bevie5
and three single birdie ne ran well tor three hcnr, and
him. and the lat half hour he hunted at walk. Rip
Rap o stronR stylish hcat with excellent pace bns
ddnot range too far from his handler. His score wai
bevee and ten single birds. Both retrieved well.
but ut the finish Rip Rap was fonE nearly As Fast as
he start and when the four hcsrs up the Judges
The stake WALT be continued tomorrow with faul Bo
and Kings Mark.
Representatives from the various tennis clubs north
OF the Harlem win meet Dec IL 10 consider the aI
yisabiity Of AZ the tenn. club: into
Annex District Tennis association which consisted OF
ve of the leading clubs In the Twcntythird ward tue
association being elected member OF the National
Lawn Tennis Association last spring.
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't a,M1s'rss.s.-r.,s.nt.ll.r. 1A2 Is, v,u.s l41ls


E Ess :: 81 &C 4: e &: 81 q Il ss
AverAss-riuks. l4l IS: Monarch. l54 So
Umpirs-o. y. HeusseE scefsrs-W. 1imlsr and :.
For.
Some close gamer were relied IN the csrruthsrs
q Is1l fslton street. Brsolyn Last even
Ing. The scores:
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Meeting or the Nstissal Association sr Tret.
Ting Horse DrssAsrs.

anew was Rroat gathering OF trotting
horsenen and those interested In the trottsr
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel yesterday afternoon.
when the National Association OF Trottine
Horse Breeders held its regular yearly bust.
ness meeting President H. W. Il. Mali Of
this city was in the chair. and the fol.
lowing members were In attendance:
W. I. Mali OF New York. President: the Hon.
Isaac '. Baker. Jr.. Of Comstock. N Y: Mr.. T.
Mclaughlin Of Rome. N y: Mr.. Z, q. Doc
lIttls q cSnnSetieut Hr: John 4 Perry q
HoWisnd 81 ORANGE county cunt a N sR %r 6
Pratt e New Jersey. NJ. L b, pseIer 81 New
ses 81 NJ Sod M''sr' D. Slater and
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told IN detail how the American Trothne
Registar Association had been formed By
Et Sson aGsa1s and so M
forth the mismanagement.o OF the new concern
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ard was cited as proof positive Of the incompe-
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FUND for sesurina sI Hhafs mSn nSo
EyyIsidgH,s Mam5istoniap az s%eant .s was IS
total amount subscribed reach the tidy sum Of
$1,000 A committee was formed to devise
The following ofiicers V were elected: presi.
dent, II. W: T. Nall New York: First Vice
Pre,ident. Senator LELAND Stanford Of Cali
Y?HSsRa Ts!a p Fac
I, Caton Of Illinois: Secretary. l. b. Packer Of
Estown. H. j. Messis Aali. BaEer. e S01
Redmond. and the Hon. Benjamin. r. Tracy
were appointed committee to revise the CON-
sdtutton. and report at tho next monthly
meeting OF the Executive Committee, at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel, on Thursday. Jan. Il
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