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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-17

THE man Foster, whom neither
faith nor cancer has killed, has now
called in a doctor. Perhaps he'll sue
coed this time.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-17

Teaching a Girl to Swim.
In deep water, under the care of an
The sun., 1891-02-26

The Association Has NO Claim to its Fiay.
ers Under Contract.


There good deal Of hidden humor in the dispatches
sept out by the Association clubs in which they take
the stand that they win respect ell con,rssts and not
attempt to sign PLAYER under contract to League
olnb The signing Of Knsuss By the Cleveland Club has
thoroughly stirred up the Association people.
President Byrns Of the Brooklyn Club explained the
aa' sS nW.sss %ss:r t ss; gs e:
u IT,. ai. Is: A:ses.!.es 9 M ~ sn:t.S
!; ss :s.: @ ,ss:s
Nsrs sansS 01 s.. mas prsns. S.J ysrs
x::ss,s'iSa ..:s s:.
!msnt Th.!siors thsy signed eearscsss under e:i.
''ans',Hrs ssi.mss hs
s.. 81 hs, the sss
;ss,Sn ass; .saSsr ss,s s.y
s ny;
srs si 4 . s:;cs:: Sss
s .s hon: :Fs viii iss W.: :.ss: s::s: sss
nsnnns WnSinnn n and strong one TOO The A:sosiaor
f' :.ss S % s f sn..
q ,ei ~ 4:
s:s;.s: sss; \, ss:ss s.s "a:
Ssgs I: "a: The Association around anu shows
qnss; !:
Any sss:s :as /. IVA %.ns % !: y.
s:y aSs's g:
Mr. SpaldinR further that while Chicago he had
sss n The Cnoinn. Club and that he had secured hs
stock 20 the amount OF s3lsG snough 70 control the
j.. W spalding explained why The Lsasus oiues had
made ont .t of the players 1t voaid keep and also
Hat Of those likely to- be released Eaeh club sent the
PLAYER G1 The ; "a. any club wsn.sd Th.s H.s
Which the Association or any other orEan.a would
have done After the been ell the rest
Hoard Il was but natural that the Lsegue should wish
20 complete the MAKE Of its bef0re releasing
any players. a. possibly some player wanted would re-
~ NJ NJ. sn1 ~ nH osaer peyer vn IN ISservc S0
mercy And dictate terua
The sun., 1891-02-26
The Gle.more ROD ana Gun Club.

Yestsrday's regular monthly shoot Of the 0isnmors
Rod and Gun Club at Dexter Park although spoiled IN
the latter part BY the rain mot only we'll attended
but also we'll contested Some Of the birds which left the
traps were strong away drivers while the
majority Of the pigeons although the larger proportion
OF them were incomerS were equally hard TO kill A
EppR, q. schliohtnsr ]. schiemanu, and L Eppg per
formed dicut fsats in killing fast birds At long dis
tancsA schliemann MISE bis last bird and dropped
out Of the for the handsons hdas badge leaving
!rfsslnann and a. HDI!s 70 settle ths ~ Sstyssa
While lfehiM.an mlsssd be e.ht ords. rlS ..erssi
=. REGULAR club shoot handioap rsse 9o4tdsd HuE.
Nnses~ frlea ssys. bard. ssch %.aJ. sssssss T.
sLSvsns I ss yssS: g: Schlichsns.: e IstaA EE
e ss yards :; e Enss,orssht ~ yards z; g rfohmsnA
yards 2; o. MAGE ~ yards 8; J. Lsanins ~, M s.an 70
Pfohmann missed his first Bird.
Sws.pstakes at birds each man: 90 yards rise club
rn!eS toar GriSss1r sSttsr ana ssiSyer killed
EppiG Byde, Hausmann. q. Prohlmann and J. BEN
nett tied on Inthe shooto6, miss and out the two
last named dropped out while the other four divided
ner divided third money on .; Still and Enssroons
fourth
The sun., 1891-02-26

The interior sf the Passaic Boat Club headquarters
Will - more In wiling than ever this season.
Dr.. Jossph vinson, George 0inord. and Charles wills
Triton Boat Club.
The Newark Y. NJ. c. A. gymnasium IL where ths Alta,
lantA eight and the racing force OF the Triton boat Club
are spending their leisure time
IL u claimed that John Holden Of the Rutherford
Canoe Club will shortly begin the construction Of
canoe with startling Developments
ssSssissrs d the newly formed Staten isanS Tashs
Clnh with headquarters At etspleton-
Tho monthly camp nrss of tho Ianthe Canoe Club
Shis winter were success. The members have now
started bowling tournament for pretty prizes
The Passaie River Canoe Association will bs we'll rep
yessntsd . the Joint regatta Of tho Manhattan Athletic
Cluo and narinc ana Field Club which takes place os
Su1e 30 ~ Hath Beach
ns ssa!a q Irusssss e The rsyonis yashs Cab nss
g lsasthy ylsrf ~ n t,e6t q che sum%sr hsa1
As nishboIhooa ct $4,000 and y 70 b completed by
Tho Issex Yacht Club Of NswarE held its annual
meeting recently end elected these otcers, Commo-
dors William J. Walker: vics-Commodore. W y.
Micilsbouse; Rear Commodore Patrick NeKeon;
goldsmih: fr.AsuIer. Fred martppg; Ms.sufeL Henry
Ssssesi Hoard Of Trustees Frank Lapsr n Mime and
The sun., 1891-02-26
A shifs,.g Lot or Athletes.

usvss I. the history sf American amateur pas.imss
hes there been much shtaE Of athletes than Il sops
~ DrsssnI The larger organizations are qni.,ly
grabbing all the available from the SIN aller
in . manner which leaves them NO room for rsdress
The Acorn Athletic Association has suffered the most
Frank Reilly the crack sprinter 10 now shariae with
Mortimer Remington, Manhattan honors while Frank
Bernard feeling injured at some fancied slight Of the
Board Of NanagerA has left the Acorn domics and u
present 10 without any athletic allegiance He will Prob
appearA Two Of the Manhattan rug OF war men->in.
ming and Revere7have Joined che Acorn A a. thus
S.r !. tas st1srs team u,
star country runner Of the champion Prospect
HaErisrs n. :hoft!y resign from the org.nisasSn and
tour e!fN q ~ sSa ss,. Sss: held .:
not been conducted A. they should be, according to
Euhlkss vewa particularly that which proved such
Many other cases can be mentioned Of athletes who
son fame Tho Sa;ionsI and srise X.he.ie % Club.
not yet eeded in obtaining srounds and tie mem
bers Of the clubs incline to athletic composition
ADDITION to spa,rins arc anxious 70 get some place
A. c. I: without grounds At all but the Hationss
have claim plant At Ridsswood Park. The dilapt
.ha
isssion: pcs:::.inx ih::. ,s:.afs: nay ssP:e,:s
ton Who Was At one time com pssinr athsts had ths
70 say n 10 shs m Ehsh are
ss. h.s s
than ORGANIZATION which they represent The small
eluos are then relieved Of their presence for Al they
saa 5. led free and i've uUon ths club. when the 4
A T. nnds some remedy for the small clubs which will
The sun., 1891-02-26
APyl. Mun Wins the Main.

NEW BaussvIcx Feb IA cooking msin took place
last night in the suburbs Of Newark O. which .old
Hats" Pyle muns came to the front in good shape
They won the main for Pisinned asainss Paterson
The main WAS Ter easo and nftsen showed up Twenty
dollars was staksd on the result Of each batus
In the nrst battle Paterson showed up . nvs.pound
black haoks. riAinasld white hackle Paterson won
and also the second hzhS when . 3poupd l4ouncs
1he Latter xon.hs next ba,t!: :hown9 black axains
,sHTstsn:a s,h hrs:rson S u hs fSu,s1 aih Fisn,
fields <pound l3ounce red.
The sieitemsnt ran high whom Plsinneld won the
psx i've nfhtA taking the hrst with spound Is ounce
they tur1fa Sp 6o@inIok aa.inst 4.pound s:suncs
Weighs we're presented to decide shs main. pyle
one cf o H.ss pyis NUTS B.ssi.a for fIsinsIdH az T.
vss pretty nsht And Piaiphsd carried o The honora
The sun., 1891-02-26
A Curious Drawn Game at Billiards.

curious thing Of interest to all billiard players
hsppe ned recently in the slLn match that W. j. Pea
champion at the unlimited English game played with
W. Mitchell In London. for el,U0
The players agresd 10 play $4,000 up aIIin on even
terms. between Monday. Feb. p and Saturday. Feb T.
All through the week Peall. who pAlpably uuwel
was unable to do himself justice. except for . brief
period on Tuesday and consequently MITCHELL without
doing ANYTHING ssnsationa took the the outset
anu, improving a. ho went on scored than twice
a. fat - hs rive. 50 that ON Friday night no
suny nonsy hVoo points ~ tront at ~ ooi 70 o SIS
ling and In the evening matters ali his own
Gsthpot,l and wound ap With wonderful run q o1a
tained sequeness Of l27 "a and Is spots II was thus
sbsolutsy certain that tbs game could not BE- finished
M,sshsiI .s.ssd "a 10 wiz AZ th.rsfors ons y tEs
within ths wssk.eould not b With the game
bis stake, whils All bets be declared on The nnai
soorss versi Mitchell IA2o9; Pesl ItOc Durins the
which ths best vsr: sis sol. S4 7S5, and eso fssI
apart from his unfinished run Of I04A only made Ixe
teen runs excssdipk loo.
The sun., 1891-02-26
SHOOTING.
The Cups Remai. In New Yors.

such team shoot a. that held at the zettier kins
C1abA headquarters ssi Bowsry. Monday afternocn
ana evening has been witnessed before In this
country. The zsttsr Rns club had put up tvo prizes
In the shape Of valuable silver cups with the prsviss
that the Zstter marksmen should OF ccuras
hey shSs IN shs q S ssss anu
The conditions Of the contest Ts.s e. foeys M
S..silschsit shots ssen man. on hand aaealis.s
sss.rsd snd q ono sims daring & the st..rnsos over
s.f =
E:.i ss: IS eGs9 s.9.. a:a ss s q ae.
s:,s q fs w.ss. Sgsa s. sAs e. s s:s g.
Total n, .sa ,a. Aysrare W 90 ~. q c,u, e, a
ss sshair.iso asoisS'fs aiss 81 Il s' e
psis. Sss .sS.ps sss st g. .,s s.ea a. "a Sss
p1F,%ss ii s, ,0tr iao o Hansen co.
asS .; Ne s.
Sss ia Fo.s ~ t.%% .V.rsra si s''h ' '0
g ssss? ss's:s sSNSt %sssss u %ssn.i
El.sS bs; T. Fischer ss g. sonliShs 20; d Giilsi 81.
si: ::!os s:ss.s a;ss Ut ss
sW,i.ymssnlf sshu.zep Gs.:.sh.t.5A aeHnAn. AM.
-. .,sc:sS.ii kiSs Cub Of Ss@ York. bis!k jr 20: J.
i. 4 Toss s sss 'a hvsriss. I r. !Am'o.' ~ ", .'
si :spd s,S sspd
F:Ssss S Sss s: III. s.s:. Esss IS:
60, II. y. bulthauDk " Total ssa Average 7a
The sun., 1891-02-26
4 LEAGUE OF SIX CLUBS EoRMED.
The Oe0l.Professiona CAanPi0nshlp - b
Fought For Next 1unnsr.

t0u4Ae FOR Next Summon.
me thossands who during the summer months pass
away tAsir Sunday afternoons watching The ssnkpeo.
esssonal base bail teams battling the green diamosA
will have chance to rejoice for the eonine seaso0
premises to make their pas.ine o. mere Interesting
il hs In Ess. Twsnsysn.s s.ress .hs %sSsssfs and
.n s
the roll and the following snewered, 0orhaInA A. Da
% ss9 f5ss: S:%s
az az; l Aj's.!ons.J. Van v.iksnSarI; Xsmss F Out
oSsR
h.., s,dss 1es yoep I Of 8. en
PatreE Ryan Recreation grounds i.ss 70 put il
ss y i S::.
only sx clubs could 6e admitted in the Lessas i6s
while only thre. more Of tbs remaining eight wsrs
~
w.ntsd each rsp1esent&'ive 70 vote Ter tho three
ond sao. f5ew sui. I sy r.qses. q NJ dussis @ is
SHas
anoher morning paper to- count the ballota When
that the Orchards and Gresnpoint xs6.tcs wers not
wanted and in the second. the Mstropolitaus ridge
claimed the second ballot vas not counted risns
Sent p.eiss.ona "A % b f.he Flush
year were eieetedi J. X.van vslkspberE fresidsns:
decdsa shss ..ch % r4onnd oxnei ne should n
pay $780, and each club $50 70 the by April
e t. e ~ sS
.sss..s =:.ss ::;;s:s
car b. PLAYED between any Of The teams during ne
The sun., 1891-02-26
THE ATHLETIC MEETING.
+" Breakers Ahead" so it IL sa,d. t.. IA. a.
Amateur Athletic Meetinus - w

A"Ateur AtoIetic MeotlnU.p
me waters are dark and muddy after the s,o,,, -.
ID difficult matter to predict when thsy viii .,.
Some Of the A. A. U. pilots assert that fair w.,,hs
. prosperous voyage u assured while o,b.r, s .ae
scanning the horizon announce that iArr. i,....
rocks are ahead and shipwreck 10 immiusnt r., ~.
per y. W. Jansen. the only MI mber OF tho old A y
crew who was jettsonsd in tho storm Of Mons,, ~.
for saars Sf hs nus was sppa
@ W." 10 remarked esrsi..sis. II am ,l,o :. =.
sss %, Ss '%' Un ,ss ,d bard
sss 10 sSs ssIs 10. .
SsAH sss saSSld 81 abb hay. ~
they VIII bs outvoted every point by ths .m.n are IN
.s s.9:
aea ws:s ..ps vii sqSas saSf ssfSF'
.MeiL know Of dozen clubs thu. are vsry n.N., =.
new aes hi L. sss0pe p.sn
carry on their business 70 sui. them.slyss ''a"
""4SSy "4Ssy isfss.. Gf 81: large clubs '0ns'rn'ar'
~. s asepss y S K, NV -sss 3s.s s
viii wSsn sH,',ysa ,ssty 81 S.sm Ss s.e. s@
*. hsd D'5 s:s
sihl. m.sTopoI,.sn s,soelation. :. he SAID e. IN.
sS sIof rss.r S. .s sS,;
as MSs ssa ob a So,dsn 1 f
and e I. .hs future eSls. New city ss
man in South DAKOTA who nobody knows o, 'sms s,ss
s RSnra OH Insre growing i'm preston that Nj Ne
4. o. Why the body should have It's Ptesid.nt a.
QuaEsr VILLAGE 10 problem that New York nthe,ss ~
unable to o. answsr They ssy that TIE Presidency .
but II Il 70 TO isavs this quarter Of the country II sbn
.s,s EGs p1%f on
Assoc,ation e fsyorably mentioned by local athe,sa
y appesrs that prank ". Eddy has retired from IN
nsld n Detroit As the meeting q the Central A%oeS
sppoinsed 10 represent the Central Xs.oeisSM Al ~
annual Meeting Of the A a: u: Geo. W Coii.,.S
Cleveland A. O.; 4. D. Hartwell Pastlme A. G p'VH
stssrnn Detroit 4: @; Cha. r Wilkins, Michigan l. 4.
W Wright Cleveland a; o.; Charles 7: Wikma Schs
Ean a. 4; a hartwSl e slime A. G.: G. u Rsnn.ts
sssos "an MsTsrSn nS g Andrews Society Arthur oconn
The e,scion q cfassrs q ths Board Of yansssrsr.
D. HartwelL Vice President: Charles T. Wiiins sscrs
tAry; Il. W. Wright Treasurer. WV"
Il 10 said there WAS we.denned plan to d lodrsL
sulliysn from his position the Hoard. but Tho;
JaeA becoming UoGnsaut Of the same hustled around
and routed the schsmeTA
The sun., 1891-02-26
Narksnen Kept Busy.

.sudy iys tird match next month a. b.sssr e2 rsee
Of The movement
na. wn 's: 2: sa.:s Il:
twenty. thIs: aud wsnfy..i1 out Of posaule thirty
for the performance
q q: S.E 1s ga
s:s q: <:
n. aA 1 : % .l |fs & %
ssS sxssS..sssl 81 Z ri ssnsi..s ses "a S'''s aus sAs
;;:;: II: 'ss Il:
=: s;ss::: sse!. fs::;s.ns shsss
az an nsS moot Dexter Park
ss cus S h, sy y.
team mstoh fot s0o side WI .sis place !hs sam:
Isssca Iss pf L. i1s0 and Fay
"A! As.ASr: : Feb 2s:.Ths nsid.nIeh Eins Club Of New
sa
%s@ saad
1 S
r: snas': q ~ So!.sssa: fIs.
to hs :n e%s
gompston At sehEe1sr's on seventy. .ays foot range
.s on 'A'
"A thssssSrn.,sd match xi.h snsr.nss t.s Of g.
a:
Fight and iefS trapa Long Island russ the man max.
70 2s and the last rs cent Of the shooting sx
pensea
On. Of th. mos. in..r.ssns among the many matches
Ss1s si!.:s ss saa
CITY Heights The conditions are: Fifty birds each
Q the wing pigeon killed BY the the aecond
pull The stakes are SJOn
The sun., 1891-02-26
Shooting for tho Engeman Medal.

The shoot Of the Atlantic Rod and Gun Club IL
now grounds facing the Brighton track, yester-
day afternoon attracted large attendance b Nag.
nus was the scratch man at thirty yarda
Tho tho third handicap shoot for the Engs-
man medal HuringhAm rules seven birds each man.
Tho result was:
Z. b. MAgnps $40 yards) and B. VOORHEES, C2e yarda)
tied. with six killed; Richard Loud s yardsl c. kroni.
ka 2S ysrdQ. J. Lunder (2s yardsh killed Ave and tied
sc y..asI . %illism:on M tS4 Ssrd, Iisk Mon,s;s
Mckay t2s yards O. lrien C2o yards). and Charles
Mohrm.n C25 yards| tied for thrd money, with four
yar9gs gslh Donnsl,y N.Y. t3s y.rd; and j. B. Dyer tied
In the shoot OF Nasnus killed three, and wol nrst
money. krontka took ssooud money with three killed
and one missed HenriHs won third money With three
killed and Dyer took fourth Eish three KILLED II ths
nrst money. j. r. Voorhees, second with two killed and
~, Weber missed both his birds, but was awarded
third mouey
Tho club hs. M been presented With . new and hsnd;
IL to be competed for monthly ami It viii become the
property Of the member who wins Il three imsA
The sun., 1891-02-26
Base Ball Notea

IA v.-The game was played on Wednesday Feb IA
Hackstt csrhart Co. Will have No team the coming
DIVER Of last seasons Tabernacle A G viii play with
sssn 81: been engaged for the Nan
s:: &: f. r.
GS.g:,s. yss 2s1sn.hs Duy e u: s. L.a.
bus In place OF johnson.
P,..!d.n. D.,pn and 3. nu.le, of tn. corh.m s.s.
Tsmmsny Hail tonight '-' 'A's'''''' '~A -
1'fs sss s.: q
ro e..n :, tn;
Tomnsy has been released
Z:
cded not to organize . club
to 5: Il y y: Ne: 1ert h
III: 4: I'll: ~ 4 ':A
LAX Of the S:E Haven: h., his term. Man
@.s: dSuS: s1 Il! :. Ia
::sSna base S' can be :s Eisv:nsh
;nS club, I, to gsy .pFs
hsv't ssnos al with x:.o
The Russell gurdsall. and Ward team have selected
1a: nss 71s 9syd. G:
Sss % "a
h: .a
Se. S's:
catcher; h.p5inson nI:t base; Iovs6e second bsss
Hos; 'f!is w. ri:
Esi!s Ssi.
ner Of CiAcinnat win meet fsre to morrow to secure
sss "a
ss'Rss: e:2.
s. e: %
ihs s!uS !starnsd ehscf g c:ss
t: ss Be :sssH' III wi"
NY 4y.s r:p 2sThs date. for 81. Easter trip OF
s:ii e.: W; sa s
ss: Si,sa:
"A: 5 &C.. S:$ is;s :;S s:S ;;i
signing sknds With sh.q qfP1ssH Ps.sst az
ssP: =. fss:srss
ba r.: .Saa S.
s:S '::sf'' to American 1;:Ss;Sa ssas's IL s.y
QIscIrs!n .Yse 2a-Ihsrs are nov four Of the
in.oa ID! hold. shs Tort Eea. ossssa soSna
sisra nvs mi33u.es !.f Mcrss: also slsnsd THs
Antonio Aullane vas the only man who held Gus lii
nxurss we're TOO high copy Ct the agreoment which
sInsos h.: Who
League OF a.soc.,ion other than the Player Leasush
The are I'm personal and With Gin
porsssd under The .w: .! Ohio" sacS somp.sy. SST
ihat Tommy Quinn has bssa signed for the Rsdx
The sun., 1891-02-26
nllliara and Pool Notes.

The Riverside whselmen have q challenge from the
sSn p,oSaS, consider
ss nEhs: Gf the Manh...
i A. WIN M y s'fs 10
y; +: S9'sst ':s: VII
S.S k:h s2 beat
T.tSn ..Itss M .ysy f.Sm Canon y: CANADIAN
se' ss stss
ssas " s.1s III: ssa.as
man! teos RsSs ss q: club hoV:. s:, nah
asT ,:'Ha' q :y:,
II: rsci Go Somm!s;s Of II. R!ysrsa. whs.lr.n have
.sS sas q
s ans c.%e
s: %:is ;sSs:Ss
. sSi VII.
$ 5:;,j n; Ht$
oIs,l!: oad: Il: s%s!:ut = td. sS:%p,on. On:
hs ss :Gn, nU
:' me- nos p - 'rs
sIaAcusL Feb as-Last night. games resulted n fol-
Psoso53!a ,s IA a. II, l,alasalAla g. . IAL1
struvsS 2aa 4 H. o & IA !, 2 a. !. lAsa
D, ~ lila y
,Pexsr-lA q Is Ia IA l2rI2 Is LAls.z IL
ssbsrido-I. Z O. aaao O. TO- 2 aa,Ls4a
q k,9npasGhiihs1 ~ = SAss ID !, n. q \ 10 IA u.
ws;s ~ Il : Siii,sif iiisf 4san %~m.s1a,e.
p. ose7,S II AAIaeaaiL q II, Z ia
,saSsrids-a I. H. II. = aZLaAAAIaLl IA q
The sun., 1891-02-26
Tho Great Ens,,.A Billiard Match,

The lass nswspspsr mail from England briags aaAL
tional evidence that Champion Roberta Jr has eny
bare chance OF winning his big 5000 match with John
North At the spot barred English game The reports
bring the S.Ts down 20 North: i.ss HOO points and
" the end Of the nrst week North had made laOO9
While Roberts had made inSyI l;s7a behind his hendi
lEso .ganss NorIhS LlOi. but vss even then 1913
,ss ss a. ~ sot 3 y ana 2S Shs North sus.erbsd loS
iMOo; Roberts ia.s, ou Iuesany North had slightly
shs best 81 Tssrs upon The handioap terms and mad:
"a as 1S'.s ~ y, ss Il: iS.sI; beng IstS
~. tSs ,hs S.is1. s.hlSiiop slysn By Robert. vhe
vAnisss ne has often made larger 6rsssS 6Ss he's
ssldep scored 20 eon.tsspty sbroushout a. evening
Fps' s'rs q = = ..a ss y SoEih sSd asS g
sudins scores ware: North, lssls; Rober IS l!a on
so aud lO ssains. ths champions o. wiesS ssS iii
- "a ,sS oeTyns thS .soIss 20; NeIh $500: Rob
.Ss 4:
vsrs' 1ortA 3l00oS kebsliA lf,Oea
The sun., 1891-02-26
seswanhaka Yachts to Start Below the
N0rr0vvO In Future.

seewaahaka Ysehts to Start Below the
Nsrrows In Future.
~ the second regular mesiag Of the seawaahaka
Corinthian Yacht oab held TussdAy night In snsir ouh
house n East 1hirtysseond strxss the following
amendnsnss - the Sseiss rulsA with few Additions
ana slsszssionA were adopted,
ssstioa l. Ths es.rses fog All races shall bs - the
To- each member Of the club q provided Tor under
Section The Race Committee shall have power TO
81 a. Gs % % e be-
Etven to each yacht bstere the prsparatory signal u
Section Unlss. otherwise prescribed BY the Race
COMMITTEE prior 70 The regular Meeting Of tho club IN
ns M & .Gr sne annual race OF the oao shall
ose::s .s.e.. an m.stn.rz LIN. s..v. en-
- s s:Sss
4 ss as
zoe q Buoy 6 on tns point Of SANDY HOOK going ana
q: sam. lin. 10
sna Ishtshn Sts nsna on
y ss
s .ns ns to suo, on
s:ns. e ana sae On %
sss;: * &. W: S:Ss
ps: u a..a Il = =: r. ss,; M
froy:!oS w.s sso made for .hs yachts in Glasses b.
. az e sSsn.
s::. E.; s;ss a!,%;
'sH tss e..d & :as i:Ssias sa"a'' f''1 Lang
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Prl.es for Light Bra haas,

Bosrox. Feb. 2a-Ths Light BrahmA show now In
progress At Fansuil Hall has three hundred en-
tzes the majority being from this stata The steam
ship samas With the Ensish birds did net arrive un
late this After the BIRDS viii b expected at
the sbew before noon tsmorrov. Ths Judges have
bssa At work csnstAAny Aacs early this nosn-
": ssss. sssa: sSSicpss:e sc :s: h:s s..S E.
VI second = 3. q. Benton. wsvsriy third to O. T.
as g e ;ss ;:
0oyns: s.lsm; eighth, q John Pscksrd. Auburn. MAJ
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Games Tonight
swxHSy-Rxfn wAap FoussAnxxy (snoexlyu0.
Warrington Park Va Casino
waKxLNrN's IkAouR.
Manhattan ~ Riverside. at New York.
JRRsrY CITY AMATEUR LHA1ux
Pin Knights Va Independents at Pin Knights allsya
Ladies At . Bowling Matinee,

The members Of the hnieksrbscker Bowling Club
held their second meeting Of the at the Tennis
Court allsyI Fortynrst street. near Broadway yss
terday he club usually holds its meetings during the
Lenten season and heretofore they have been very
popular Each week prizes consistine Of bouqustS
boxes Of eonoon- 40 are awarded to the ladies scor
aadtsional as S handsome prize Is .so donated BY one
having the best average between Tho hours Of and
clock upon the day Of the meeting. handsome por-
ruy:ts. for ys';srdsys This prize x.:
score was made by A,sa r. b Perkins who rolled 22a
an unususlly high score for lady bowler. A. the
Ptnard.
Among those present yesterday were Mrs. Frederick
Dc Puy.ter. Ma J. 4 bailey. Mss Knowlton, Hiss
Myra Carter Aiss Bernhard, Miss Florenos Van Rsns-
s.d Mi.s w r. CSser Ne sna Ari stuZyesani Mis.
Il. Nsine. hias 9. Q. Ltvinsston, Mis- g. l. Crosby
NJ sr,c: Gray 1. Me- Gray Mi:. wntrsd Holy
erick Dc Puysser Horace Barnard Jr, H. H. CiaIkson
And Cortland Van Rsnsslaer
The next meeting Of the club will be held on March
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Tho Manhattan. cl.s Games.

The second Of the ssriss Of indoor athletic oomps-
6tsns Of the Manhattan Athletic Club was held in the
gymnasium ~ the elub house last night There wss
quite large crowd Of members present me sfaoals
we're - follows; RsfsrsA A. II. Curtis; Judges O H
I. Pits Timer, O. 4 xysry; Gs.sursr. 4 & asoisa 10
J. D. Anderson and o; Perry. The svsnts and pses
S ss: nId.a 1 ,asoek ,:ees sna ESh th.!a
eud and sshasisr ,Sira ssanains hisS umS soo
4 T. PTitohard nrst II. L Hslleck second. and J. Q.
ssIal...E 4 oeoDss nsss 4 W Cod d' s:ooaa saa a'H
AAllock third
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THE CABLE MATCH.

6toinits's Latest Movcs-How the 0ames
stand mt Present.
steinitz cabled his replies to TschiCorinS
last moves. which were received In this city on
Saturday. at II :45 A. N. yesterday. The moves
were:
Evans Gambit-2a Kt Z KG
Two Knights Defsnos-aa Bxr.
There is no doubt that the fate Of the first.
named eame will shortly be within q clear
view. inasmuch As Tschigorin is forced to fol.
will now retaks the. knight with the pawn or
rook is difficult to f0retell In eithor case he
Will get very strong attack.
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To BOX for A.or. D,.ms.ds.

nns lot Of entrisA among them Of the clever.
est amateur athletes In shs country At the wsisht
have entered the sscsnd sparEng tourney Of The
Acvrn Athletic Association which will bs As1 uighs
at Robsrtson's Gymnasium. corner se Fulton and
OranGe streets, Brooklya Diamond pins vii reward
shs xinnsI. while gold hunans9ass vs'shse are the
special bout between J. MsDeesld PAaAix A. G.
and J. o'Aalley Acorn A.. A. at exty ne posudA y
Of thsif rs.psotye oreanisaaonA Milliam Joh Amsrt
rsesndy fought draw At the latter clubs tourney. viii
endeavor to settle the question Of superiority in sps
ciAl four round match.
The oaiibrs Of the other entrants insures . capital
Feather Weight lis Pounds or Undsr-Jsrry Barnett
Down Town 20; samuel Kelly Wet s'as T.: Al.
william Brook brooklyn A. G.; james Riley. West SIDE
A. O.; Louis Burke. Acorn A. A.: John Thompson. vs.
verlsy A. G.. and j. Rehter. Acorn A. A.
Special Lixh! Weight: iSo POUNDS Or Under-M!eh.s!
Koster Alpha A e; .. 1shrsns Down Town 4 O.
James Sullivan, Bridge 4; C.: w. j. Reilly Hanover
G., and John L. Ea9en, Heridsn a G.