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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-03
Hitting Back at President Byrne.

BosroS Dec 2-PresIent j. B. Hart Of the Boston As.
socaiion Club returned this morning from trip
lumbus and Philadelphia. lie attended q meeting Of
the Finance Committee Of the Association at the former
city. Mr.. Harris attention called the report in
which II was stated that the baseball OF 1891
practically ended and the twelve club league plan
alt but in operation. He said; The wish y father
tile thought with President Byrne, he has stated
reported that he Ia in position to know the twelve
club lcagne scheme will be accomplished.
" lie states that in Boston there viii he trouble
Quite true. Mr. ByrLe there VIII be trouble in
ton Equally true TX IL thar there will be
t,On in Boston without the Associations consent Tho
next statement is that Baltimore and NJ Louis Will
last lew days made public statement that 1899
tion. as in 1891. When you see the Chicago
Association club join hands with the League
yon may expect 10 st. Louis do the same. be.
fore. Mr. Byrne finally states that be has received
formation from Philadelphia that makes him positive
that matters practiral!y arranged in that city.
they stated that they had wish to anal9amate
II the Association as body wished to do and they
they would 20 In.
{" purng my "trip TO the coast saw the representa-.
tres If The Chicago, 81 Louis Columbus. and Athletic
clubs All are nrm'y opposed 10 consolidation with the
League and can confidently state that the AssOca.
Whether that city NiIl be New York. 'Rrookiyn. or
Buffalo the next few days win decide. All this talk by
the League folks That this Association club that
rape for amalssuation Is but Part OF a scheme
create dstrust IN tue ranks OF club menibers."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-03
Tcutons at Sknt.

The nth tournament at skat. tho popular German
card-playing game. commenced by the Arion Soci
ETY. in their handsome building Fifty ninth street
last night. The tournament will be continued Mon
day Dec. and concluded the following Thursday.
Play begins at s15 O'Clock in the EVENING" sharp Late
corners fined 80 The entrance fee is g. On
lockers or Kiebitze have to pay II for the privilege
OF witnessing the play. Four men playing each
table but in case Of necessity there will be tables With
three players II tour play at tho table thirty rounds
Are to be played EACH but there only three
they have to play forty rounds:
About one player in ten Will get . prize. Tho hrst
prize will be awarded to the player who wins tho Larry
est amount IN all three EVENING" The lower prixes will
to the next highest winners special prize Will be
awarded to the player making the highest number Of
points all three eveunRa Still another special prize
will be offered for the highest game without mAta
DORIS The latter game may occur any Of the three
play days The heaviest Loser in the tourney will re-
The COMMITTEES OF Play II composed OF the following
gentlemen G N. Won bauer President: Heymann.
Secretary: William Menkhon Treasurer: Fvon Briesen
and Ed hainsrsch. Thirty.hve competitors have en-
tered the list. rs follows
q. Detloh Arthur Lenssen. Oscar Buthheister, G. H.
Won Baur William Menkhon Charles scheidiR, 4.
schnttzier Heymann; Ad. Schenermann. Cuno Mue
Bisr.eherk A. Chri.tlsh Charles ); ,Kroehls Z
schoene Fred Fischer. Albert stasny. Msuhes
J. Dunke. Jr. Christian nekort DR.. Won Tehren, P.
Won Briesen. c. Ilertlen. Dr. Kansch r. Triacca. n.
Ener. aud u. Fischer OF these Menkhon. Schnitzer,
lanitxsch. Teikert Tehren. and Briesen have taken
prizes III former years at the game.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-03
IN MExoRY OF STUDENT BRoKAM
Princeton to Have the Finest Athlete Field
In the Country.

PriDeeton to Have the Finest Athlete F1eIA
In the Country.
PRINCETON. Dec. IA meeting of the Brokaw Memo
ria Committee Of the college held In the faculty
room last evening for the purpose Of hearing An.
nouncement from President Patton. He said that Mr..
Brokaw apprecatng the steps taken by the college
ward In memorial concentrating the heroism and
death Of bis felt that he would like to have
share In the tribute and that he had authorised the
President to that he would give II
a. much as SIS 900 toward the completion OF the
Brokaw memorial field. His plan is an extension Of
the plans already adopted and proposes that Princeton
sha have the finest and most completely equipped
college for the purpose Of collecting subscriptions Will
rbe 70 sde Immediately 80 that work can DO pushed
spidly George B. Wallace. 81 Is secretary OF the
The ieid is to be triangle situated just south of
Brown and bod Halls and the Art building bounded by
the railroad and to be made into four baseball amt
football neids and large number Of tennis corrts
There will be handsome bath houses lifted out with
large swimming pool plunge and shower baths and all
modern conveRenres. There will be All abundance of
hot and cold water. and large dressing At the
entrance 80 tc ned viii be placed the Brokaw memorial
gate beautiful structure with appropriate nHcrip-
lions The plans soon be stated definitely. 1t is
expected that part Of the Held will be ready
made In Princeton looking directly toward honor.
ing personal herOism.
The University Hnrriers' Club took very succesfui
cross country chase Of five miles to-day Beta 49,
and Ottiey. 'a3 were the hares. and Haiock. y3
master Of hounds seyenteeE joined In the chase
lance in fortyone minutes. Koehler and LegRett
the victors
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A Might or se,e.e. and Hard H,.,,.~.

Al the Metropolitan Opera House this evening will h,
decided the preliminary bouts II tho Metropolitan A.
sOciattons boxing and wrestling ehampionshp.
Broker A. " Dc Goicouris Of the New YORK Athletic
Club has been called out OF the city kusiness and
Aaxey Moore. his club mate has been selected 70 Suas,
the boxing In his place
The list Of wrestling entries u large aad snhrsess tn
bess talent of the Associations cInbs Whns he nae
y OF the crack boxers aid ssnd IN thsir snsrs
careful Inspection Of the cAssss shsws sonA sxcssst
ts5sL Oniy four men entered 10Y the bantam elias
And ChAIey Kelly and the records a thc bso.iss
e least three very hard bous The feather
adS o nmSag re setIseS Jerry nArnett asd Andy Esy.
niSht AnS Shieh va, 90 eoss require an
fss ;p.o.., l,s.pouas e,... 4. s,n o. a.,,,,. n.
sssss.HA :ssss Ssss "a ssss "a me- fsss. va
S.ss% q. : s%s:r 4. T csSss yos ssa
sompany 3 rI 1 ~ 49, whsfs y has M
Hhs.I H.f@en: ~ Se.tss sissssI 4, ss 80 =
Ifs.a5a ns.s ihsts van b fsS - ~ -
sn':; Sss ssSss S. ssss,s 49, SsS - 49,
esatssssa ~ sxpGts . ~ Ws6S va -
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1ns BLACK xxx WIND Ur.
Sparrow Hesertscn's Tssrpeaent Fac,
with f1eaty OF fus.


There Was rousns time At Robertsons eymnasiura.
corner Of rulton and Orange ssreets Brookiyn last
night whsn tho nnal bouts OF Sparrow nobertson's
annual ooiored International boxing championships
were decided m the presence Of the most enthusiastic
crowd that ever aled the old roller ssstine hall Con-
trary to general expectations tho men outdd them.
selves in their earnestness OF purpose for
viciously Fred Bruins announced the results Howard
p. Hackett and Al Camacho were the judges, esm Bee
held the watch while "Pelo Jim" was the referee and
his Como mn yahr' Break. darr were features Of
the nights sport.
Ths nrst bout in the light weight Ground class
between the present csamRien SnsTls' SScrsE
Hem Rooss co,sfis ne ne fci%sr Vas .psS" Cooper
e sa ss AZ fS navy
went from Navy street. Brookiyn TO staplston. Staten
Two -yaiier coous" as "ro,o Jim. termed them.
ns ssd P.z' par and Z fysnns
was The maj bent 4 the 1SSp9gnd Light; Gsishs
ssss ssss ssr IL ass
S and pcs sn s1s S Ssr SoS.c to
di,pors Of oeorTe Mccall Ri The bout just lasted
Tss middle %siaS. or lsspound sh.mp,on.hip WAS
sss.ssn osorrs Junior r.. Higgins r. and > assn
s.ios his man il me SHs =. ssSsins W.: TseroSs
me fouls were and when each h,d commit
sss he nsSsns that .soss.I r.sna vas ordered on
Esssis lawns A. the.
n | 81 e q Sd
ne entire Down TownA .: ecstnEsnt ma While !hs
' %
az ana as ss n
yeney A. going on tcsethsr Contrary 90 general o..
ss: % ss ss :ss e.
T.s hard one stsel asonssd dc .pscta!crs BY his
ssseE thus Won Us chsmptOnship.
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FIELD Does Ar THEIR WORK.


LEXINGTON. N. c.. Dec. 2.-This morning
opened dull and cloudy with chilling wind.
Il was nearly 10 o'clock when q start was
made. with Amy Robsart and liza in the second
series Of central field trials. Setter Derby.
Each ranged well. but Amy had moro jude-
ment. hunted out her ground better. and work
ed to the gun. Both found birds with equal
merit.
Two now celebrated dogs. wun Lung and
Bob Cooper. were cast of next. Wun Lung had
some advantage In speed and range Both
pointed bevy. and wun Lung added single
Bob pointed a rabbit. The noxt heat was that
OF Lora and Hopes Mark. Soon after starting
Lora flushed beyy on scattered birds. Hopes
Mark pointed single bird and then flushed
one. Heat little in favor OF Hopes Mark.
Ned Noble and Camille did not work UP to
their records. Camille started with flush on
bevy Of birds. then Ned pointed false several
times. but no further game was found. Both
were comparatively slow and pottercd too
much.
After consultation the judges called Wun
Lung and Hopes Mark out again. wun
Lung went with his usual vim and DASH
1t ms . re M
as Sn s BIRDS SSs Lung
theE were ea Wsn SdSss decided t hss n
Hopes Mark second and third respectively,
draw s hsyippg resulted AZ H.irng JS%ss A
ners Mainstay, Hunter Brothers Black Won
a DIFF With kan5.s sa,, 9P gssOss
Bob. charlottesville Kennels Exile with Beres-
ford Kennels Dnuntless.
IN, Msinstsy did much better work On birds
pointing beyy and Ave singles. Prince. Jr..
flushed q bevy. and his ranging was also in
fertor. Mninstay will stay In.
~, Black Wonder and Promotion then ran;
will injure his changes in the stake. He alec
GIal Of the scattered birds to good points:
Black wonder was lost once or twice; but
title him to further running in the stake. Pro-
motion will. OF course. be in 1t.
In the next and last heat Of the day Bob
proved himself q well-tratned dog. showing
good nose and handling. his birds we'll Out:
cast was not under god control Bob found
the most birds. and was steadier on his points.
Exile and Dauntless not being on hand, this
finished the days work.
The running 30 far shows that Promotion.
Mainstay. and Bob will have to run In the SEQ
ond series tomorrow.
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Secretary Whitehead of tho Hudson County and Sara
togx Racing associations announces the following
stakes for 1899 and 1885, entries for which close Dee
81. 1881:
Stakes for ls92-The Saratoga stakes-A epstake.
for twoyear-ods Of Sl5 each: stake guaranteed
which 5000 second and 500 to third: maiden al
iOwRnces: i've furlongs.
Tue Kentucky Stnkes-A sweepstakes Of $50 each
for yearOds guaranteed value or stake, 81 coo
which 500 TO second and 500 TO third; winning
and beaten allowances: SIX furlongs.
stakes for l6v8--Thc IroQuos StAkes-A sweepstakes
Tor three yeAr-ods OF $40 oAch guaranteed value 0f
stake, $1,000 Of which $3.50 70 second and 500 to
The Irayers stakos-A sweepstakes for three.year:
9Ss &c S ~, yaiIs o. an sshs 81
one mile and . quarter.
The Ladies' 6takes-A SweopstAkes OF SIS each. for
Niles: guaranteed value OF stake 81 90
of which $40 10 second and 500 70 third allowances
one mile
The Foxhsu stAkes-A sweepstakes Of $40 each for
three-yeArods guaranteed value of stake g.: 500 OF
which $3.50 10 second and 500 to third; one mile anu
furlOng.
The Kspner stskss-A swsspstakes Of $40 each. for
three- yoaf-obds: guaranteed value. $1,000 OF which
$3.50 TO second and $500 third; mile and
The Association guarantees the value OF every stake
TO the winner
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-03
, Move. About the Che.. board.

The Phii!dor Chess Club celebrated their sixteenth
last Tuesday 1T the club 49l Broad
wsy. Brooklyn The feature of the entertainment
exhibition at simultaneous play by the clubs cham.
pion. Philip Richardson team Of sixteen strong
players tried in vain to hold their Agains. tho
single player. but Richardson accomplished the rare
and brilliant feat of winning every game. The
ings enjoyment wound up with banquet. Among the
guests present were: A. H. Hodges. Charles A. Gilbers
President and Dr. D. BroughtonJr Secretary of the
Brooklyn Chess Club. The players O. Beylich. C.
D. Buckemann. John Freitag. r. Gitxingsr W. Hasse
mann. G. n MacIean. C. NJ Muller. D. c. Pendleton. n
= Pendeton T. Sehissel ! W. Smith. J. Schneider. L.
schoenins, Nm Weiss. l. Werner. and G. West.
The triangular chess match scheme has fallen
$3.50 OF the S'aO for his stake. Lpsch1tta led
to play against Judd for $500 and against
for $50 To this The local expert would consent
Aasmuch as lie had made such arrangements with his
hackers that could not he altered ut 30 late hour
Moreover Lrschuz said that would not pay him to
play for less than $500
The meeting Of the New York State Chess Associa.
ton at Ssaneatees last summer has stirred up tho
followers at the game there. A chess Climb has been
organized and thirty members have been enrolled
Eugene Delmar will play all Corners at the Staten
Island Chess Cluh on Wednesday next
Michael Tsrhigorin. the Russian expert, who to
have sailed yesterday for Havana. changed his plans
and will stay in this city until Saturday lie Is DESTROYS
of seeing Seinta before his departure The two cham
pions will meet today at the Manhattan Chess Club.
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Billy Madden has secured Madison Square Garden
Dec. H. to ind out who OF the good ouiclass
Peter Maher. the Irish champion. He win offer $500 TO
any man OF reputation who get the decision on
points from Maher in four.round glove bout. He
in the Nusnatsd Meas ONCE yesterday afternoon. and
sent word to Joe Lannon whose desire tn met Naher
expressed through THE SuN in n despatch from
Rosen tina, Re you'd give Joe SIPS TO box the four
Madden told a Sun reporter that the same offer was
open to George Godfrey IN case Lannon refused
A. to the Claim OF Tom Lynch OF Buffalo that Maher
did not atop him ir four rounds Madden said: do
think I'll that III leave ii to the reporters
aud other spectators who the bout One thing IL
tho Buffalo papers said day that Lynch
mot In Makers class.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-03
4. the Seventh. Lilac wav.-,ux,

The crack athletes Of the Seventh Regiment Athletic
Association beginning to in their determine
ton to defy the Metropolitan Association of the A. A.
L. and compete at the forbidden games on Saturday
night. Where heretofore 1t has been. I'm going to
run" 1t yesterday Was. well. II soand-so runs III
too" The leading officials of the Metropolitan As.
snciation thoroughly aroused aud no mercy will be
shown any offending athlete.
The indoor season In about to open. and with the
certainty Of the present restriction prizes being
the rich harvest that Is bound follow the practical
repeating ut the rule tor which the thirty days
notice has already been announced Another point to
be considered 10 whether the cracks will win
the prizes ut the Seventh's They are course
ali scratch or shOrt.mark men, and Johnny Norton.
the MAhhattans runner. said Yesterday: Wouldn't il
be- Joke u tue men with the big handfcaps got all the
prizes and 81! we'd get would bs Disqualification ~
There Was u rumor atOat yesterday afternoon that
soldier cracks requesting them compete William
b. Curtis Chairman OF the N Y A. q Athletic Commit.
tee would not irm deny the truth Of the story.
don't why We should do an! thing ike that he
seid for u 10 an individual. not club matter. II
athlete 10 fool enough to dsquaiify himself IL IL HIS
own business We don't want 10 Interfere win him"
There exists pretty strong belief THAT the nonatb-
BILE Tor the state OF aair that IT, Offering prizes that
would disbar the eniiste for his athietc prowes
There are enough fairly good men In the regiment
never compete else where to hold successful meeting
and there n good ground for believing the story
the whole thing Is throw down" for the outsiders
as the cracks are termed Secretary bloomfield him.
SELF admitted that there was something In the report
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-03
AUCTION SAFE or rHonoUeAaREDs
HI. J. .. Ar>stre,e Of New yers Fays The
highest Price.

49,
highest Price.
LEXINGTON. Dec. 2-The sale Of thorough
breds by Col. Sanders D. Bruce OF New York
and Col r. e Edmonson OF this city began ut
Treacy 4 Wilson's stable here to-day. Among
the visiting horsemen present were Ed Corri-
gan Of Chicago. J. B. Malone OF Ganatin. Tenn. {:
Chris Doyle OF 81. Louis. Hiram scroggan OF
Louisville. Alex Labold OF Cincinnati. DIR. A. W.
McAlister OF Columbia, Mo-. and all the leading
horsemen Of KeptgckH Fifty. head s9ld
Those that brought $500 and over follow:
Lucy Nay, oh. m, 1878 winner OF the three
Oaks and nve other facoe) BY imp. Buckden.
6eorgis bowman, BY Lexington; Byron Mcclei. 49,.
olive Dive CHI. m. M. ISIS By imp. Gsamineion.Kmiiy
Fuller. BY imp Ecpce: Eugene Leigh. 300
Nary Ann, b. m, 1888 by Lonsfellow-Blls Jack
son b LsnssinE " schn " LSnisys; 700
by Bisekloek ,. D. Iswns Of st Louis 625
% a:sTS M .P 'se x Gsp & 1:s
cssusss !. m. LISA, by kins Xifonso.indis BY
Lexington: W y. Schultz sJ5
Her Majesty, eh. m. 1886. by imp. The Ill Used
Nehafach. BY KinGnshcr: II. .Headley OF Lex. 49,
MansSs. ). m. issS BY iii Usex.isiins. by Ken:
tucky; j. Q. Armstrong, New York. loo
Niss Pulsfer. m. 1888. BY Lever-imp. Lady 49,
nolesworth. By Housey: Us Armstrone... 1900
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good deal Of interest being taken In the approach
ing skin glove night TO finish between Eddie Avery OF
williamsburgh and "chappie" Moran. at los pounds.
Moran has come from England to make mp IL possible
for the ground he lost when he beaten BY Spider
Kelly Of Harlem and he told suH reporter yesterday
that he would do II in this match will take no
ordinary lighter to whip Avery: who !. tough little
reputation OF being able to HIT hard and hts G.meness
proven when he and defeated Hughey Boyle OF
Elizabeth scienced and experienced man Tho Brook
yn delegation are backing Avery and DO not hesitate
way Avery says he Il practically allowing Moran three
pouncA as he. Avery can light at 1o2 pounds IL neoes
sary.
Several Jer.symen have been proving around Bfosi.
ing for wagers. They want to back Moran. but also
wan. the better OF The betting They ask 70 ana IN
far gone :. even Money a. the ring side there T
management announces that the men will positively
be in the ring at 10 O'Clock at night and that al tickets
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-03
sa.ol On her Way East.

Robert Bonner received Q telegram yester-
day afternoon from Charles Marvin. dated
from Ogden. Utah. to the effect that 6unol had
arrived at that city in good condition. but in
vlsw oe the long trip still before her she would
- given rest Of twenty -four hours before
Qontinping tho iouSpsy. which viii probably
ASrytn end the mare lett Pslo Alto ON Nom
day fftsrnoon. al and are sxpeStsd 10 thiI city
H42s stable In Fifty nth street. where she
Fll b. rested out before leaving for the Tarry-
SaS1oS to zee hsZ.
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they Dlser with President Day.

The question whether Glasscock plays In New York
not does not create much excitement locally and
there would be no sorrow il the Wheeling short stop
again appeared here President Day said yester
day that Glasscock is undoubtedly trying escape on
technically. but that he will make strong efforts 10
keep him in the New York Club. Mr. Day insists that
Gasscock both morally and legally bound play In
this city. ~ "
j: W, spading pointed out the fact that Giasscock
had taken 81 900 OF the clubs money CONDITION OF
,gning q play two years in New York, and then
cunstances, Mr.. spaldins though that the New YORK
club would be better on without GiasscocE.
former settlement q the previous day ,G!asscock"
play IN New York IN 1872 has deliberately tried To
evade the obligation and that's s,rt OF don't
want here We do not want any who having he, n
,, treat mssnsnmSusly will not at least: acl honor
Glasscock In the club under any condition.
The fact r. there has been altogether TOO much cod
when they must undsIstand that they secondary
great faith IN Manager Powers and Believe that he win
put team In the asld By spring that VIII give satsfac
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-03
N. a. 4. Ne. Who win Maize It lively.

The activity amoag the friends OF William J. swan
indicates that they are making Ared.hot campaign and
that the regular ticket in the Manhattan Athletic Climb
election win have . squay time. The opposition men
are psrfecting arrangements to put very strong
In the Geld. and viii leave stone unturned to elect IT,
An important meeting Of the opposition held n Mr.
sysaS once yestorday when the canddates Tor the
VA, BE- the nominee for President and william swan
Q welknown clubman. has been selected to oppose C.
g. Hughes for the 6ecretaryship man for the post
proSsS.. that aurtssn chs architect Of the club
she oIPSntics ticket Tor Govsrhois Mr swan says
70 make 4 hot sIo9sh g suit Az concerned.
managed 70 Se the athletes OF the club together last
night 70 tted o nauencs them favor q the resS
lAfs. speeches wers made, and the Of Drawn and
@S.e,s EsIs s1hostsd o ,!snd arm dsnniis
ys.opsA The tact that most OF them win
fSr s"s. vSo very s Sopuas sos With p shsm
War. rs fsscnd A.uts win right and LETT
Car; S..99 .in , ,nog Hoyt under and HUGHES VA,
pull through. Cornell and Van schsick viii be elected
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KELLOGG q co.'s SAFE OF 1norrKns
esisun, 4,ls IL, by Elsetio~eer, Drsngs tn
TOP Price, %. D6A.

9sisan, 4,ls IL, By Elsetionesr, Drisgs the
Top Price, %, 3SA.
CHICAGO. Dec 2-Peter q Kellogg d Co'a
flrst Chicago combination sale Of trotters
closed to-day. Suisun. the pri1e. going for
$8250 Tuesdays sale Of forty-three head
aggregated S188e0. and to-day sixty-three
head netted S37.1 or q total Of $5396& All
that sold for over $500 follow:
ss's sgs sas o. 1sss p
wsos s.s ss.srg
!. Kngmcet, 3 s: ~ EnaXm,on-Josie wilkes: II. F..
Jahs :. 81 xnSs:ssdss Opponent: D. }. Lsashers.
Grand Eagtds H,ch- q $50 ..,,-,o-,.,a o,,,. = p
rhssss .S,sA xiss o'f
H'ssss alSs sa:Ps sssn.n'.-sa'a'
.a.sn.ni: a;ss. s 10y El.os,onesr-eypssy: R. =
ssiis kssis. e. y Esss!. Bird-Alis Weber: =. g.
pI ET A. Ssr .aon N M. ssSS
re s@ sss & ,ssS s'.''0''v'ls'. John
Belle Sf Nsysirs ;;zsA sh m: y A%Sa: sss
.sS'; ss.;s
Rosss. yr & Xii ssSS n''-sa'D'n'e'
s, pDSne sS + h'0s'ns'' Barnes Idol: D. D.
santos. +. BY os.nd ssnsinss-shadov; D. D.
slim 81. T.. - AMBASSADOR Shadow. I. =. thorn
Minnie sherxeed. Oh. T.. By ADMINISTRATORS: I.
AmSs.st, s. c. BY Ambass.dor-sau 10: T. =. thorn
ton. SSs5
O.. Grand Rapids. $40.
ks%S%!nS e. G..s ss SsIssss sssS ,o
SPARK. b: G: by Jersey wikes-Banche: W. J. Davis
Western Belle CD. m. BY Robert Mcoreeor-Ida Lyme:
W. J. Davis Crown Point Ind, $50
Ktreta. big. z, BY Jersey Wilkes-Lady Geraghty:
W. J. Dsvis, 36O5
r..s sssa sp.s s:sS5ns by ''''', w'i..-h1'A
s.TshGLai rs.ehsn 2;SoA Oh { BY ssnse. Patshsn