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The sun., 1891-01-30
SWIMMING FOR HONORS.
The Manhattan's Tank the scene OF Som
Good Water sport.

~oou vsstcT SpOTk.
The Leanders of the Manhattan A. C. swam the nina.
ture Hellespont In their club house last night
style. They however. differed from the hero OF tho
story In that they did swim for love but glory
and exercise. They also emerged from the water in
Eoca state Of prsss,vs,on y The of oG,siss Mere G.
6 i, hughes .. timer H. H. Pike. starter. and W. r.
The rs. event was tho loofoot race breas! stroke
o n ao .h hsas ~ e Sed n s
Ing % ,hs :s.no,a ann Casa
came came In = 1 winner by two feet, In " seoonds Lam
+ sSsa e'hf .15ss ss.se
"a sds rss.s !oss = ''s.n
xsS M @ sGSs n.sasa' lnSs
Art heat the % to 1
hS. seconds. a.asss .seonds aud Hssala sss
fas do Ssnt
sseaS sas
hs. ~ sfs.s 'sss
won II 50 ,S s..onis ~ ~, ,Johnsog second
s n6; IL sna o % s. nsS @ cared II
ys 1eSS & ms o. ,si s
ERA Il ths .snt i6o vksf: started xtte:
plaudcd.
ter and when Mes.rs Ing l.ambrscht, ani wArnE got
Into their unganlv craft for little pie
spin Of so feet the hiarty burst forth HE shower
bath After considerable capsklng, tsckirR and col.
lson Ing sailed Into port in 81 seconds the winner Of
notable contest
Tho CLOSING event was = handioap hurdle Of 200
fs"i Three huriies consisting of poles suspended
Rcros the rnnR At the waters surface were placed
equal distances from each other and tho contestants
were comRei,ed to tumble over these obstacles IN the
frat heat MeGert 2secopds; LImbrecht seconds and
DO Casanova. seconds were tic siarera Astert WIS
tho victor IN minute sud seconds, De Casanova
second
The second heat brought Ing {. seeondsh Wsring Is
seconds and teAver q tccopGb TO their marks Ing
was hrst at tho nniso IN minute and seconds;
CleAAer second
Casanova aencrt ard Cieavsr 10 battIe for honors.
AeNert again distinguished himself and captured nrst
honors in 90 seconds Ieaver getting home second
TINS brought down the curtain Oh tho tank show and
everybody voted II Jolly success Next Thursday night
there will DC lore swimming raceB.
The sun., 1891-01-30
The Cracks MT IInndbnll,

1t very seldom that tho handbali players In this
vicinity presented with opportunity of witness
ing such display shown yssterday In the court
of the brooklyn Haudball Club. Three Of tho contest
ants stand prominently at tho head of professon
while tho fourth young and fast improving lad
who probably tho strongest player of ass in this
other country. Those old rivals for tho worlds
championship, Phil Casey and John Lawor, were
pitted against each other. and tho consequence WAS
there vas no lot up upon tho part of either player
yYoIks sxehamDion; While CasYy was assisted Sy
a veteran from tho outside. Ills work was a Mttis
ragged In the second game but that principally
.y casey ElsyssSi xMG sonsas!sS I'm; d xxi,
and hawos M 1.ss Nc
strong hill game At the second attempt score at
was played under tho old rules and it was here that
Lhwlor showed up to the best advantnge In fact ali
hands took turn at going close to tne front wall and
McQusde And Lawlor lor...................l8 Is i7-45
Barney McQuado and John Lnwior subsequently
played single handed game tho latter winning by II
John Malcolm and Joseph do Cantillon played an in.
terestinG match on Wednesday night against James
Malcolm and Mshon Five games wero played, with
the following result:
Malcolm and De cantillon. ...2l 81 Is 2l-ss
Malcolm and NAhon ...............4 20 81 81 1875
improve handeai!" said Barney McQuads ysstsrday
good by tho introduction Of the rules ami believe
that tho suggestion OF an admrer In Yesterdays SUN.
maana ths ma seore continuous nnmber OF aces in
one, aud ought 10 bs tried
The sun., 1891-01-30
Cycling Through Bcrmuds.

large party Of bcycliss assembled At Fier A. East
R,ver yesterday afternoon, TO bid bon voyage TO the
Elwsli bicycle tourists their way to the DsrmudsA
Tho tnp. which was arranged by l. F. Eiwsu OF Maine
h somswhat similar to his many European trtps but
Sntortunstsy through Illness he has been detained a.
Of u isgRels Among tho tourists are
oLaG aRa Nrs H. t,as slchif"n !. vsn Al',s,n
YORK: Rolleson M.ssaehrse,ts: J l. Crawford snd
W. 9. nosenoanm, Rochester Nj and Mrs u =, Alto
mas phiiadelphis o y, Allsrten. Jr.; Pi.sbnrgh Ar
soshsstsr; % ~, J. ysrga,op ontario W q BuddmEson.
TIE tourists sailed at y " ou the steamer Truidsh
Thcyi VIII 60 direct to Hamilton after which they viii
Fel -.
The sun., 1891-01-30
The Nonpare,rs Entertainment.

There we're upward OF 400 persons in the hall OF
the Central Opera House sixtyseventh street near
Third avenue last evening. 20 enjoy tho usual annual
entertainments provided by the konpareil Rowing Club
Above the stage were suspended nyriats Of lights aud
the gallery and walls were fairly buried with the
and black sreamrr., significant Of Tho club coOrs
fascinating sons.Is.s Mia. otle mis,on Appt,re aud
T-hirIe number of pleasing soEgs sre Was ;vl "ed
by 'rivq ana ita'nes who ket thr'r stene-s IN
o. iaHsEicr clever thn!ntelo was renierel ~ Yes
0sIlln, Howe and ioylr formerly with III" Thatcher
ft;inra.e .nd West MINSTREL related ngtcr ot sds
splitting iok es fbsn therr Was banjo due hv Frank
little aud BlIa Hnibsrt The inimitAbo Il. kics ted
Dancing wopnt ~ yAs seL...s.L1spL
The sun., 1891-01-30

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s.ss sGsns sou s.,s:ss pssss sdes
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s. s. ~ :. Il; s.
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e as \: ssss s sna s +: Ss,
he sisS on q sound foundation.
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s Ss! SfS so, Ur naasi Vim ss JsT
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You'd s!arsy ~, him SS Of a..
;Ss%s M; tho case 10 The same ah'
a s q. ss..ss:ts sss ,s: s, :S
Gs q: suS s h SisS sas s s
aa,. q Feb They had psysE applied for n. IL and
%:ss AZ MAJ n: sSs. y. SssS::,as
4: sn,sis,1msM. snS P:%s:.: .pa wSud n n
1 Sai.si upon ~ The s''' Scene pigeon VI '' WI" ~"
;n hs s, Sss ss
ts.s.s rsa, e n. Boa, oSs EE:r ,nss
sa: Boxer n: pr.ssisfiy iaqa%s;!;Sa VIZ sssi
e. sc cs a' sU 70 Rs
for fun or tocthpicf o. sioo prise the fortheom
4. :S?ss:S II:
SSS!, Of e n; us hsS
e.mini,.:s .ppeintsd sonsds! tho sdy.sS,li,y
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sas ss M% so7 sS: ssn hiss 81
osrs Of this sssooisen on dAss mutually ,a.f.ctS,y
f.: & sssPss sssA i s5$:
ana
end judses % 6s chosen by ths oense.!an.. 4 Rice
$'s!s ssS:S s,ssSs
% yrootiyn A. m'A"'0''1A = - ''' '-'~A "''D''
iinohnsn, In f:yorins sSoftsr coar,e 70! champion
:s oSa Drr nc a as sn
sm.t.urs such the ySunE clerks and :,ssmsn and
drymen-who, Mr. HinohmAn olams win rsces by puro
brute strength. science being no factor It was Ger.
tainy dcious reasoning and the PhtadephtAns
rsmarts are being rather severely comm:nted on IN
8. ss: 4 ~ 10! S"l S
Tho rooms Of the Grsenpoint MIC A. wsre crowded
y ssSs '4s'sa 4. 1s s.sH
on tho programme was barben exhibition given BY
the boys and aftsrwArd marching and tum bling
Next came the s!slwart youths who pIessntsda hne
effect and work on tho parallel bars young Her
cuies named Crosse. showed remarkable cleverness
nov game !mpS.ed fr9m % Germany PLEASED the audi
dumb bell some twonty odd times Tho latter thsn hold
ayoung map on his chest The boys then aave the !.
N. c A. yell which brought the performance to .
close Drecto. Close h deserving Of f9r his share
the Athletic Committee
The sun., 1891-01-30
Bicyclists Playing Pool.

There wns an unusually large crowd OF members At
the homo Of tho Brooklyn Bicycle Club on Wednesday
evening to witness tho contests in clubs handicap
poai tournament Ten games wero played Tho results
were: KIRK tsix bas) beat Brown baIls by so 10
g. Hawey crstch) beat Jervis our balls by so to IS
Brown ten bs'ls) beat Vandergaw Uourteen balls by
so to &c. Schosfer uen bslls beat Brown tsn bal by
30 ~ Mclean ten bais beat schoefsr ttsn bslis by
90 to 81 VanderEsw fourteen balls boat Mclean by
so to a. Mclean en bas) heat Ackernon (scratch BY
90 & 70 ~ shinneE ,scratch, neat hr.mley Hourteen
teen bas) by 80 to "a and he also defeated tander
gaw fourteen hslis by 30 to S. The standing Of the
mi Ia "A 10
The sun., 1891-01-30
Thorousnsred- Aimo., Given Away

The following thorouGhbreds tho property Of
the Pytchly stable, wore sold in the paddock at
Guttenburg Yesterday morning by Col. S. D.
Bruce. The prices wero very low aud several
animals. Including Ptrlc es and Lush Bolt.
were withdrawn:
HouIt. &; lesS by Iii Banr-Flutter. by As,sroii:
John varse .......... 81 800
Wy Brown Bread " Ransom. 100
hr"os BY Fat Maoy Howe ~...,,..',''.,',". ooa
l.aminston' = newd. .;;,....,,:..., ''''.,+' 1875
leIRstrri j. H. Mccormick 49, loo
Nay Su.en hr {; 1857 BY panscardoch- Lady
SAIysu, j. sLisIis .. .......... ,,,,,,,,,,', 200
The sun., 1891-01-30
GOING TO IRY JOHN Il
Newark Lodge OF Elks to Act Upsn u,
Qu1nlan's Ch harxea.

Newark Lodge Of Elka which admitted John
L. Sullivan to membership last year. has do
cided to try him upon tho charges which led
DR.. Quinlan. the Exalted Ruler. to order bis
suspension. Sullivan vas admitted to the
order during bis week in Newark with Dun
%ns hs II adnesn 4ssrS and
Gated by many members OF tho lodge, who
took no part In the initiation. They did not
hesitate to chRraotertxe bis Initiation as the
greatest blqnder ever oom nnitted By tho order.
but they did not tell Sullivan SO because there
some tp. Say unpleasant things 70 The chsm-
pton He was on his good behavior In New.
ark. and got through the weok with AQut drink,
The sun., 1891-01-30
a Qu,tter Win. q Prlze Fight.

Eugene Ho-rbacher. who at ono time held the feather
weight cham pionship, ana scouy Cox met in q prSe
fsu TO nnish ~ en- coney Islani last night
ior purse ni s.tl COX awarie! the pure Ia The
Int r"nnd ~ ionl The tersnty'hy, men Who Wit
enough 10 drAIen the GUriretduts
toN wanted To gUit half dozen times, and would
have iuIe so mad Ills secoLcs allowed him to II.
% s.inea foui ates font bur tie referee ...t Adler
no'y and Jumped in tbe ring Hnrnbschers risht eye
san cnsei shd his face was badly cut while Cox WAS
serefey cut about the eysk "swpes she kewStoy"
The sun., 1891-01-30
ODDS AND ENDS or SPORTS.

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.;;. NJ: lsSs SsS 90:
n.ysl SSs III Hs1msnn sissi iso z0e' sweeney 2S
SsS1s::s nss Go1.a ssss sss
MI. H AZ ~: esSss: s,ss:
:iSs Il si sa :ss: made halt
,.sa sn liz ss A s:': as..
ss.t 4. h S sa .Sa a uss
@ . sss . 4 'ss:'ss; sa
.oanothsr srsat ournanent st ih fsvosi,s spe1s Ia
tss % noS
.1 Inl S S a;
p.ss WI Ds Of suoisns value to attract tie craois 10
a. s ivy 5n h4n @ i aSS9S bar nSs .s iHn
ag. syss s .. w: x:
oSD!s oDss:; s'Hda'' and the main WAS won BY Upper s'a
ptonn... city oaas!. xSo y. Ct shs
R: hss:% -.
S S,S. ":
~ sssas S... s ss: :: s.. ss:s
g. III 4 S:s''
G :sSa 70, r: :ussn ssa
;nortpg ,s.9., @ % ssnr hsnat vShsy I,s9d J1hn poys
sosdi.iea md aoes.s isG y
3: ~. n; SSSt Snds The ..ses1 n.
ting on tho contest Is even At present
The sun., 1891-01-30
Poi,ee II ua tho Acorn Show.

A boxing tourney with four special coutesa between
Dowdeli Of the Esgls A. C. aud Atkshs.of the Non
psreN A c. C, Moran ruion A. C.. and John Eol.n
Acorn 4 a aud Two other anSteur boIsra was an
Houneed TO 10 hold last night by tho Acorn Ath sto As
seeiaton a. ~ cosoy club house corner Of Second ave
nue and fity elth street, hay kiiEe
owing to The failure Of the nhsr Of the committee
VINO Ma iutrsiei wit.i ths work u getting lcsnss
10 arrive with that very ituporAut document tho
Peant of Ioes no was hand refused 70 allow the
entertainment to proceed.
There wtr. nimber ore Inhibition bouts and Chair
nAn OsoTre C. Orimu ina,o neat Addrsss In which he
stated The cause Of the o1hle and that the
speciAs you'd lake place As soor ss iAts N ~ A.
The sun., 1891-01-30
Shoe, or tho Occ.nv,lie Gun Club.

Loso BBAsem Jan. 20 Tho Ocean vie Gun club held
their regular monthly shoe. yesterday. The opepug
event mach Ut Eve live Urd. each. nuringhaia
rules between william A. Bee troft Aad john Laird.
fsecro;t won, knr =, Laird kilinE but The foiov.
ing club shout irn blue rocks Tho
we're; Prank Goodwin >: GeoIss schaict 7; whiinoy
Cook A. hoyc~r aud J0hn LAIRD, s each: Ed SlJon
4. william A Eeecroft y Goodwin wss svAIdsd the
gole BADGE Tho hnai eyeut wA ssvssp At nvs b.se
rocks Goodwin and LAIRD broke sAolL aud ~ the
sheet on mis-. and out Laira Won Ed NIXON broke 4
The sun., 1891-01-30
Reception OF the Iar,c. whee,meu.

Tie renewed hfe which has Characterized the Goings
OF the Harlem NheeImru for III. vsst year ha. Ia.
creased the memhrfsnp IN tnatnrganikaipn Al Their
htih annual reception ias' evening. tho Harlem
opera House 'a! on I2Sth street MAS taxed TO It's
Mirest capacity 10 accomnodstc the participants In
the rahf Gances There were many prominent whee.
men rom "t,e cycling cluls we'll = number OF
well khowh L'ag.e "ihelAis rrrssu,- large aapcing
cara kept the enjoyment up without restraint unil
cary hopr when the pion beeas feature Of lie
mat
The sun., 1891-01-30
C. Won Leuser.e defeat. Hollis.

An Interesting live bird shooting match vss decided
Yesterday between c. LenEsrke and Hollis ON the
GROUNDS OF tho So~srk Gun Club. The weather was
most unfavorsbe and It WAS With the greatest dai.
Guilty that pigeons could be sighted on account the
heavy fog that hung over the traps Tho mutoh
twenty eight ynrds rss for 500 SIDE and hfty birds
70 each man. Newark Gun Club rules
An sIsslsnt et y oiri. had been sscursd for this
both men ~ero DAiiy Handicapped by The weather.
Hollis practically lot tie match 10 tho 20 birds "
led in ihs ena wilh 81 killed 70 is for Hollis
The sun., 1891-01-30
Tho Winners at Glouoes,e,

0Lovoss'sk N j. jan 2e.-Todsy's races resulted a.
follow:
>. rrst Rans-Pouf and onshale furionrl Endurer
ven howe Hscoud. Buckeye third Time OS.
ssoond hAoe-rhroe- quarters OF . mile Harrisburg
Third RAeS-Six and ono half furlopaa Edward r
won King ldlsr !eoond. james A IT. third Time :seL
IouFth facs-Five and half furlongs INDIA Rubber
Won Jubilee second. ortOn third. fIms, ;eOa
nfsa Race-se.sn and one half furlongs Raplns
The sun., 1891-01-30
Athletic GOSSIP.

Athletic Gossip.
The Msnhattsn A. G has secured tn. date Feb !. and
Frsptn address captain j. L.vsa cosner nssi Fsil
j. ana M 9..s Ss fuue: q:
Constant Reader New York Cty.-Yeb. ls n tn. date,
pos box s .r .Ssr;s Sas the Bailey
msssias si sss sOous Ssiaaa Doasns aass
MONDAY night viii be ladies' night At the hontc,sr
.ssS GS =. The w be bo"ni
aSD ws 81:
aes Nv Viii S:ea: AS, for
: s:s
;:ss: "a;
sissE q: %
Bert. ais Ess. lin stIsst y WA '''" 'f 'HSf'''
orS sis % sns Il. s s' A.e
e. ns:,s .s no 60
s,sYnd: EsS .,.;S
:sa ss:
% s rss
mote aud snGomrago p. sth,snc Yachting bathing gym
sss 5:s:; e:
HRH:ss S T4s:sssSsAs &
t;: &: Es A; s
+. N II. Saw York City-Titan Athletic Club T. j.
Club. j.. Lsvele corner Psll and Doysrs street. The
rooms of the former ms - 80 West yorty fh street
Centre street near Franklin.
Waiter Scott PRESIDENT Of the Pacific Coast Athletic
Ioard In order 70 perLit F. kire. ste vice Prss,.
now residing In this city accept the came Ths viii
Board "
Capt Thomas Battery, the leader Of tho yaruns Boa,
weeks Of the weather would be decided ON
iSd: 'S u VI" ..ss &c sas sss
Ridge. at r. NJ.
4. M G, New York CrN.-Ths American A. C. Stuy.
vssint A. g. and sylvan 4 A. st. al IN liar en- aid
sserstsoi :! tss s,Pfs'y1 ! sllst & z: sIeo.s AmeI
chseve, 1868 Washington svenus :" N''' -
III. officers OF the Harvard Athletic Association hsve
Boar which shall advise on the subiec. of Mot, Haven
thiuGa fi" FOL ow!iG wti"kIpwh grAauStes VAL CON.
pose this ioAri kyart Wendell. 81; Morrison. "a
AMI q, MandA. ~
The bronze trophy TO te presented BY A. g spadlng
s:sa G Ls.s:' : M & ;sss.s sss
Msphy sas he ohsa,ion. The pressns..iss VII iaSe
place eu the occssiop OF b testimonial dinner 70 be
The sun., 1891-01-30
No Club In Jerrey City and Little Pros.
pect or an AGsutio Association.

While the different major ana minor leagues are
pushing ihings for me opening Of the bsss ball season.
the Atlantic Association IL not doing anything. PrasL
don't BEsden became dheArtSnsd ~ tho way Asso.
ter has ps,d no attention whstsyeI y the national
BUSINESS He was seen yesierdsy sfternoon and WAS
father tAknuvs s said that the Atantio Association
that tho lusins f:ssidsnf lad given Sp a. bops of
Tor Psnnsy syIvsnia League while New Haven sni zoe
slely N.%aIt ,,y my ,on ne Sfelosed United League
Mr. BrAden IN answer I" query said To bAt there
nttie Oh OF ore AniziIg . club In Jsnsy City.
The sun., 1891-01-30
Bowling.

0OWNn4s
Tho games in the Arlington tournament OF Brooklyn.
on Wednesday evening resulted as follows:
yIRsT CANE
E.senS.ye,n o6 @ Is4: ~ Bel:nS:sh 49, Elliott ITS; o.
cna. s EsE Isl 's 4o HES sS 'ee s'AA e
ham IA I Hors.a isss ref%.n lsa asiei. ssu S
ofaa.a Asr i'd sa s!9sR ''' S'h' 1885,
THIRD GAME
aos. IL Ora
ssn isS Lang iaa ,5 4o ''a; Elliott ''
nS.rfi .s. Fin sa % n &:
CANE.
s Hs;.'da H. '7s .Hf 49, Wilson, 1885, Fisher
wse. ssi IT, 1926 s''sf' 'a
As ss,D!ss slsys in greo!!yn or Wednesday even
H. s:: ID
meh' 'n' scores; n,,1 CANE
saft s IL 5h:Rs @ s 4s
!:s,SS s:Ssis:.! ;;' s.'$: 81:
a.oosp
Carroll P.rk-oxilvie 1872; Schmidt rs; q schIssfsr
aGs Psp: III Asis ssn.ste S'''i5 'se
] S;a:s s:.; ;7 .n:s ss
Bsrs,rlsd i.s 49, 1oi. i.si ''' D'''f''1 '''
s 2, ss:S: sss.
hs .:s; 'isd n
oriental-Eyerdins IT'S; Comiusky. 90; Bi.rm.n
5 i.:s y! Ss:$4ss''s 'ss seSs:
's;Si;s ILL., E;:s;s $:
oAxx.
orisptaI-Rveyding. I+S cominsky, lIs; Bisrman.
81 s.: !iTe sSs ssna:a. s:ss a. 3t..s
3s, II, :s:s i:;:
Dss,; s:;s sss ,.S. s ;ss J.;
ss::ss ssss XII; :sS
AZ: 4: sssss :;ss :Is ~
ssssa ;::n ~ ,SlSs'Ps ;qsr'; ,ss nsd: Herr;
'Sar 81 y Hss'1
Ais .sS s s:sps Ss .aiy S
$:si, a:s:; u is @
snd VI; SsiamssI suOg:. ~: ::iy.a stt.i
:
.s.:y s;i: sss
s..s ss.s az sS.nint sheS o.sd.a hs tie via
NJ u & 9c,t sSss Ihs
Hsyaseisi, is E!o't i4a L.Sf:lss; aoa odeli, iS5;
ut "a. Ii; Eszss: s; Id rs!. 's'
The Echo Bowling Club Of brooklyn rolled match
IL .na "1s 4.
es,ed them By g. pins after an exeisins struggle The
Sr.n.7MMsr,hiA M ne =, Bssss is2 y;h,l l7s
u. ts :a lss aepsa. S .is 'o 4 HHS! s '' Brown 'S'
Any district CLUB 10 tho ely Xdas.s: SIC W.:s MY n;
Danes Tonight.
Ac.pxsr rounsAsssI
sS1sh.,a s..n " Va sEs,Mn E,,u,. Of n0b0lsn'
Atlanta vs. Orchard
LnooxLys SAnosAL souRsAxszl
Stag va Rscfsstton
hscfsAN0n Va kipgs County.
vsnrNssn WAND roraHAsssr (sHooxlrD
Manhattan W CAsino.
AsArEcs .ssoc,.rios.
New Jersey Elizabeth 81 Palma alleys
Inssrv o'rr AIAIEvA LsAsuA
Ataants Va Indepsndent
Foiico Hun tho Acorn Show.
Aboxug tourney with four special coutesu between
j. Dowdel Of the Ess,s A. C. and j. Atksns.of tb. Non
psreI A c. }. Moran ruiOn A. C.. and John Nolsn,
S ssss aesf" Ss,:'a
Iq. x,ms .ns ,,t,S !. &. street s.y s. =, ~,
who VA. s.sS ~s IN n. so9s q .: s.us ans eaas:
70 sri,rS WIN may rsIy npSr,AIt documsnt tbo Ser
The sun., 1891-01-30
CNnon's Programme for tho Futurs.
Che following letter was received last night
rAs.a,c coysTI. NJ.


AGMcuLIvEAk SocnTr, Jan. 70 !
Ovrcs, 400 JAY SrRnrr BsoOxLyr !
=. Eprros; AZ meeting Of th. Executive COMMITTEES OF
She res.Mo SoShS AGrtsntSIs society held this day.
run Oh tomorrow Friday 30 dse.rsd OK ana that he
entire programme OF Conditions for races Tor the sne.
CeedinG two days bo declared on, "
waA furthermore resolved that tho Early Blossom
eSi:' io5 for I've " yesIodA SdysrsSa % Go,e louds
sl.red o and that a! entries snd entrance fscs rs
inssmuch ss a hsrishIp mas hs,n i,i,rtso -, n,...
ovners BY this sudden Cessation Of racing fact Tor
whioh the association was In Responsible AZ was
the upan!uops opinion o, the onitos 10 resume rae.
ing without betting on Monday OF next week or As
aeon !Ssre,1,sl as th9 .esrs.ry could arrange pro
tAtntns nov on or ln the vicinity OF the Clifton track
vns sss9estoh ,S WINE nor ~ position TO announce
(hst ax rsses viii 10 Hyen three days wesS On Tho
days hitherto considered belonging 10 W under ths
sssissmsnt Of The Jockey eiub..fo wit Monday.
!he sddsd money to hsss purses WI! not 10 than
the ysue Of the purses viii DO imms DIV incroassd
but that meanwhile ihe association relies entirely upon
thus aintain the prncips which III. founder OF the
Brighton beaoh race track the Into William Ense.
man. laid DOWN cnAnLEs N,rok Sass, Secretary.
The sun., 1891-01-30

The semi weekly gamer IN the COP tiuuouS han ndjcap
POOL tournament Of the Manhattan Bicycle Club were
Played on Wednesday evening 81 their club house 2S3
West scveutteth street with tho following results;
Pen beat Hahn BY IS to ~ Hahn boat Allen by 2a TO
H. Iardozo boat Allen by 2S to H. and Austin Post
by 70 to 2s The standing Of the contestants as fol
The sun., 1891-01-30
The Athletes irnrue Hall.

Tho Athletes League which ia composed of members
ofthe Manh attain, New York, AnoTiran, Pafms Bsrke
ley. New Jersey. and u;her stnerc cubs held their
thrd ARnuAl bail the Opera House nIL.
sL~ march led by EDWARD IL WAite and MIS- McCue.
The sun., 1891-01-30
An INTERESTING REPORT.
The 4. A. US Statement OF Receipts q,
Expenditures Opens n Train Of TIL ought

The \. a. us Statement OF Receipts and
Expenditures Opens n Train OF Thought.
AT the general meeting OF tho Amateur Athletic
Union, hold at Washington on Oct II, $780, 1t was
solved that the Treasurers statement Of receipts and
expenditures for the year ending Oct 1880 b print
ed In detail and copy sent to each club
In accordance with this resolution the Secretary has
issued copies Of tho statement shows receipts
have been 81 lsose and expenditures ST. s64 but
detailed report Is worry unsatisfactory Tho various
disbursements arc iemzed but without the vouchers
there Is ho clue to what they pertain and It next to
impossible to get idea of tho financial results of the
xSTlGns H.n A. A. Sh.mpionship meenss and vontursa
rsSP. o has. Ga sSss; sSs .5s
Is *.
'ns 81 psD. hssass
fGr rIs p "a, snss sa maansf Dn' had
Copying 'f S.ass: ts for e. sSs
ss.a had : rsm So ,s5 and rrs
sam g Ct wa. for PLACES for me
S aG.:s a9.na esSs @
Soss or thsss nightly conferences iuctuste somewhat
III: Sf hs sdhfn:; hfa !:
Ca. Gus ~ Hart RI Frank Golden, and Connolly drew 500
a!. {, * Ss.:t: y:osss fss
q p. ,U II 70:
ssant secretary while attention i drawn 20 tho fol-
'is'nt stan wGr aRa:f ~ a's''af. the
Inc two uoinB which however, puzzlipR 70 the
athletes arc Two payments OF so' and SOU
" TO tho Ace z ut asmalI monthly athletic sheet OF
latiSn O. coppl. Of hundred ohieny among members
and l. sun one OF the Board Of Managers the A. A..
Y. Tho Ace ofCtnts was alive during the N. A A. A
4. A. Y. war and Its owner was at one time on tho
fence !" He fell on the A. A u side however and the
rules OF that organiz alton printed in the sheet
There snotie! Item on the other side OF tho ledger
Treasurers receipts Is this March is isal-Dns biIi
acct aames l8 1882 tickets 40 dine bill returned
concsrnins this and II is Thing like the following:
for parts ,ns unlnown In tho sp.in Of l committee
ELECTS as The note for the and bore ssns
tpre OF one Of tho Board Of Managers strangely enough
the owner OF the Ace N Cubs Now the comrnittec
argued thu Is undoubtedly from mo A. A. /. funds
cropped from sight on March IS 1890 year later.
ceirts But strangely enough on the very day, Msroh
- 1890 he has an itsm to- enter the expenditure
Cluts. voucher No. W. sOo.oo."
The sun., 1891-01-30
Games Tonight.

ACADEMY JounrAuBsL
Orchard va Spartan of Doboken.
Spartan w. Atlanta.
AtA.AatA vs. Orchard
LhooSLys HArIosAL souRsAny1I
Kings County Va PtoneeE.
btaS va Recreuuon
hscrsAtion Va kipgs County.
rvsrTrsSSH WAND rorHNAhssr (sxooxlYD.
Manhattan va CAsipo.
AsArEck AssoclArios.
New Jersey W Elizabeth =, Palma alleys
JkAsrv oiIr AEAIKUH LsAeuA
Atainnta va Independent