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The sun., 1891-02-26

The Rockand County whsslmsa os sSrtng Valley AsA
their nrss winter entertainment last evening a. ODD
yelowS Hall Thsprsliminary sxsfcisss consisted Of
club swinging BY htss Katie 0ilsA roller skating by
nnChuck " LyonH and songs AID comic rsotAtions BY
Dick Bennett At the conclusion the athletic enter
tsinment the comic farce emitted "Scenes in Court
w the oeEsm0nieA
The sun., 1891-02-26
Regimental Athletes.

About three hundred spectators In the Criterion
Theatre Brooklyn, last night Company of the
Twenty, third Regiment had prepared nights spor.
The weather mada affair financial failure bu, The
sport furniShed good
Edwin H. EstAbrook. Company e the master Of
eeremoniel Among the aihletss who appeared we're
Charles aelser yaruna Boat Club IN All exhibition of
club swinging; Edward Baird and ThoiI RR'terr,
yarun. Boat 0lue In catsh;s' @ ..ch;c.n wres.l,ai
Mahsr and Carney Irish.Amsrican A A.. tonng:
Harry Honsom. l. 4 A. A. and James Doyle Pr spsct
minute lsN seconds; Bolton, and H.Hy tl..h;;
A. g. boxing; Orphson Quartet in several sxcsent ss
lections, Pes and Alec NcMaliy. bridge A. e.; Jonn
Casey ip boxing bouts
fake settn. Company Ca tng. of war team, a. r. Psn
maurice anchor; 4 Northrdse VI Ashley VI CO.. ~.
interoompany contest by defeating Company rs team
BY I feet
The sun., 1891-02-26

Several member sf tie champion Prospect barr's"
hslA rosa run fsen the elsb hossA corner Of Fuss
street and New ysst avenue. On Tuesday. four mhe
course vas covered. and apparently the exe!tons o.
the hardy athletes In the nismsnaasd hAndicap LA
on AondAy hAdps tired them out for they maze S9eS
time. Frank v. Kuhiks was pace maker v.,
The course led from the club house toward the ts~
ern boulevard, then along that route 20 the fouhs
thence 70 hrooklyn avenue TO ne boasvnnu VA. sss.
ond, snd II. 4 Funk third. Time. " minutes IL -
oeoolda
The sun., 1891-02-26
xaviteA Seville to K.oek Hin Out.

oolussus Feb. sa-Thsrs vas prize nsht ~ Ne'ses
vile last night between Dave ssvss Of this city sne
Arthur Majesty Of toledo when time Was calico loI Itns
nns.esn!h rolna Majesty Who WAS esuns ths wofs
H. eAuis forward, saying; can't sae .ny lonSer. nv
me II you want ia Whsreupon ssyeils ,msshsd him
in fhsJsw. breaking his neck rhs Afternoon ssvi!s
. GJset heka
The sun., 1891-02-26
BOWLING.

ss;s e Is: 6 :. s': s: ~:
s ,s A: hss : 1s'sHs II.
ssy, iis. Kd-srds Iss Tos.l lss ,, v,.,,n,,. ,,,
Fen. II. fo M ss,. III Young '' Hahn "
insmsns in..i,!,s S.ms met ths later. alley. and
sasns Iessqs q sS ssseS team "A Winning game With tho
K:n, ssHr '7 Go"
Dssa iss c.anSa iss; PSssr ,ss Tcss ~
wortinemens institute -rrAks Iel; Moore. iee; Gee
is M
Dean. iss: csdnas isS; roster: isi. Tossi sSsS
Y: "ls as ever
:ss at es q
s.yssn: Ss%i.ns Siss.A; 3; ,,es.ssrp. h... nw
ss'S III s5; ssS%our sS Isl ias: s. n sro"%
,,, S.p!r, ssyss s.n,., crs cGGs ,s
Az :Tsi ssss as:s.i ri j.; y S:;..,s ,ss
jersey sss @ I.s ., ..'. .'ss
yoTs.ny M l A; s ts vrn @ Hn. M
ss.sss.s ISL HSi:s i4s; snsS ;ss
* ;,i 10 III S!ss:ssses M ws:s.n$ ssScess
city .sys Ss
Lssxps .srie. oe.Tesnths strong teams Of the Palma
Paint S,es Ss%i.s ' liz; Sr,!:s iS' hn.ruR ,se;
iss i:s LII Il iss; III ss; 4ss.
Jersey City 4. o.-Msyer 10: wilma lit. Lssycraft
lel Starrett 1885, Hewsttson. 1873; Wadieixh, lsl;
Brown. 1885, Davis leA; Schultz l03s olmstsad l5o.
Total L662
The Farmer and Chelsea clubs Of Beookiyn rolled
The score.
Observation-Disclosures I2s Gaunlau. 1863; Kelley, i8s;
Donnsly, lll; T. Kelley, l1u Lynch l%7; NctnnssA
=, ~, Les III: Dsly, isa; shlumsn, l<s wiAms i4a
.Chsl.eas-I Neville 100. Jsale. i4e; Merritt lon;
Mccarthy, lls: Fisher lSa; West ia; Neville. l67;
Beck 1855; HUI l4S; Roblnson lAl; Duna lei. Totai
l.n<l
The kinwstou and Madison elubs sf Breohlyn relied
on their tie third place the Arlington tournament
sA Inseday SxeninR The soere: -
ep!ller, 1873; LonRhssd, l6o. Total 7oS.
nedieoo-Iaylor is7; LuK, l84; Ylsh. 100; Yeo6lA
1lA; xltetA lN. Total 7l0
The sun., 1891-02-26

1u0" "0ScF "o0to 1A000Oou A1vo1s
has not been many ysars ago when the CRY among
the hsndball players IN South 0rooklyn vas, "Ths
Bridge against the vordr Billy Courtney. John
less obteined their best hsadba sxpsrsnes in
the cid court which erected by the late Thomas
II hs s y:
Il, % so
strong aud elective was considered OF but Little
Recently great change has taken place in the quality
Of the players n that locality They have met defeat
"a fu!urs III: reyss:. Of any note vas shs down.
"a: ct ycans Henry W.ps q the s.nd. Of that
sisiwara met smother crack psyer named Pstsr Con.
molly and ceggin. was beaten g ,t.ndsti q Court
Ssfdss snsSuI.:..: Thsn cam: sen.s.. beswssa ssn
:: s:.s'd fsSy
eosssa.y ies sids raised !hs
ss q a a .a;
~ hni.hins tcaehes 70 John Grady for. 50 sds DE-
10 n e sna .ns .ps
ea say e y
S SR f s q
::;
rated terrific and fairly clever in execution
Il a. e e s A
IN condition 70 sand long and severe game still Il
~ q. .G :I s:v: S.:s S
ss:.Hs. Vii s. 1SS shlSzSn aassn oas
:s!e ss.vssa P!o ossa. AND John zasom e:Fss fss
The score;
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Yachting.

"A.
for ths nsy forty fEo.sr that Burgess NO. dssisn
ana Ssr beam viii bs IL iss, insS rs. satan 3 e
s &: s. os h e % s
hsg name
O. KILLER Of Pcushkeepsis is building ths,y foot
stsan launch foi NJ Hatch Of this city She y be
lsunsh VII BE- the application 81 principle to the
s :s ews: ~ s' .na +
eeM % BE- eighsen miles an hour not thsoreeai but
actual Mlers frends have suggested that he change
hsr name 70 startled Fs"n OF some othsr equally a1
fbsss are the onlcsrs Of the coriuthiau Mosoui>,
Sandsrson: Vice Commodore, Walter fhompson; Sec.
keA.ursr. John hys!op Executive Compittse-0svaid
eAsas,son % , %a,sc, Th0Tpson WarSld Forwood John
WsIdGsiL. ksratts COMMITTEES ~br Thsodore Lea.
yard Dr. r. 8. Grant and J. Maxwell Williams.
o aaa Ct e.
Hotel Brunswiok. Tue following are the yAohtsmen
lominassd for ocers and committees for the ensuing
,.s:.9 SSz kssa sss
ks6seea; sscr..sry, + Gond!s Idayi 1IsaiaI.r. & (
NsmbsrshiH Committee Charles Ch.mbsslAin. b. v.
sSr.. %Hsin Ssss eePR
Sns: :LHv Commiitss MartinV Keoeh. John y LamSdsn.
mess important special meeting Of the club vii bs
q Measurement and ar. 70 report al ,S
sss iSS:ss
dorss Of the principal cubs will be invited attend the
meeting o. which some point. %f vital smDost.nee 70
Nei,rs. Henry G. Congo h W. Diusmore ana Charles
The sun., 1891-02-26
Associate. Football Notea

The New York State Football LeArpo Vtu hold
meeting at IL Third avenue March 4
The Patterson Football Club of New Jersey will msst
Monitor Park, WsshawkeA "
The Nonpareis viii meet he Caledonians at RIDGE.
wsod next sunday me Iaseh should bs rood one Al
both teams have Of lass shewn fair form
BY ths WAY tho rhi'eAslphia North End boys wear
the old c0ore Of their famous nAmeskkeA the Preston
North End of England Il ia one Of the most PIC uf-
ssqus costumes on tho football field.
The LonRfeows will take big thing on hand II the
RntSh shsy are 70 .rgtpss Win she
Ryey boys are Worthy tnsir beet attention and they
XII y, myS .S nsm ssod ZANE SSs sssms s,s
e. III = n. ss s ,S Of
The sun., 1891-02-26
Hoboke. Against GreenvllIs.

The nsophyts Grssnvills RIns club team came dows
from Jersey City Heights to Hoboken Tuesday even
Ing and shot their initial match with the S;AndArda
whose model ranges located First and Jackson
streets in tbs. city The eontest being th. nat Of
series inspired the msmbss OF each club with hus-
The stsnd.ras ola h.nds At this type Of sport
.SIs:nT: kia: nsnn;T:n s!Ssn sg,; Pee H.
6sn1, 21; 4 4e.thsrds soa, I, spshn: isa ~ : Todd!
Els; brandt 2!s. kratL 2ih; Mayns. M: 7, nti.a.
non,, 2ls; Bueh. 1885, Casper 1893; Capt Bosch ISL
Ths return match will take place At the Grtsnvius
kins Club ranges Thursday evening. March L.
The sun., 1891-02-26
THE WINNERS ON THE HILL.
SzRU06LLNG 1HR0UGH SIX RACES ON
a MUDDY AND HOLDING TRACK.

OtoniaGtos. AZ 70 4, Upsets the Talent
Fsnelon Beats jack u se-Itady +. Not
. NaiaSmtrrongh on Father Bill Daly's
<.$Tws-y4ar-oIa-nnt the Colt - Game.
About 2o0o race goers. Including George
walbaum. President Of the Hudson County
Jockey Club. saw six rather ordinary races at
0uttenburg yesterday. three OF which were
won By favorites.
Tho sport began with q surprise Twelve
started. stonington. long bottled up. and
going 1T to I, won handily By length and
hall. Winona. at 10 to /. who started at the tail
end. getting the place length from Defaulter.
another 10 TO chance. Jack Rose. favor!ts IN
the second race at 0 to against, In the neid OF
nine. was beaten length and half at the I'M
fish by Fenelon. second choice at l8 to D; Tres
tie. at ~ to 1, finishing third
The third race at mile was heavy betting
event vosburg having tho FIRST call At 6too
against. Dundee rating next at 2h toL Ar
nisl. . to shot, came out at tho finish. win
nine handily by q length and halt. Harry
ireland. at 20 to 1. beat Dundee length Tor
ths place. Dixie. favorite In the fourth race at
even money. changed the tune to the Winning 9
eide By lsndnE arst money hacs three M isnftn 10 II
start tne lth race st NJ su,iGnSS:
,e ens sss q 'ns lssd oat wsf hs
e sss +: g.
3ar.n. !n the 'sss e: ss. coy TaEas Ss
the Ss head rdss 8; tn. hS sSs
kins k.saiinnss the caIs OH Bergen ssnt SDssala!lcn
SinnnS By 3 length, Patti getting second place
sSsle. 1sSk '.sn svsn esgs mensy xca
Ry three lensths: Sir George s"eoAd' ana luke
THE yIRsr RACE
Purse SSoo for beaten horses; tbrs<auartsss Of
s,s s'Sse:.so. s.s., =. a:a :. =.
r os, Msoss s1,a as;S g. IL s'o.
Mutual. paid ,s,ss 1;Ra S'ssss. s1SsHs sssa
THE SECOND RACE.
f1s 81 % sr Sy %
r. nsibsa b.s..,! u, sSSs,s:JHa JACK Rose liz
s;s.:s :; s:. I.s5s.
Havkssons. and LOui:s %;ms also ran. s.;,I
Mu.uais paid 81, sAla ssso 49,
THE THIRD RACE.
Purse esno: selling allowances; one mlls
1nssns Leigh: b & ArmeL 4 by Brambis-Amsr
Kssis.n NJ sssss. s.. Harry Ireland g. iot iii
eIssS:is si.sIs.s pqHa::! si ; ;iIsissn'::::
issbsss' sesoass sna h!us S5sss e"o ran
Mutual. paid s,,.7a is@a sasa ssos5 s
THE FOURTH RACE.
Purss $foO. selling allow ances; nve f.rlonEA
khaftan Stables b. m Dixie. s. by Mc!isnry-BabA
J. 4 Thorntons b. e. Red Elm aged ioi Gonssl.. 2
C. SAndersso b. &. Ozone. !. lul tBersen).
Di.count Village Maid. Algebra gsldinE Vera, Ned.
and SsrsnAdsr aso
Mutuals paid ss.so $40, $40
THE FIFTH RACE.
Purse e.on, for maidens Of all ages nye furlonRa
Harlem stables br. Q. Speculation by spsndthrift-
y:rsss ssSiss q. Psi q ss IT, B.il..t.
W. DaIy's Anintty cot 2, II u Lambley).........
flagrant Freezer. Melville. and LsonAvid also ran.
Time, ltO6A.
lutuals paid g 60 S2a5. $sso
THE SIXTH RACE.
Purse eson. for three yearolds; selling allowances
Seven furlonRs
". b HcCormick's b. T. Latina BY BssAn-La Belle
qrssn1ish Stable: s. Sir iso;as Ia iBssi:n, ...:
w. Asnn's Duke John ll6 (6immBl Q
Obsflin Lottis and iarolinA also ran
Time. :343S
Nutuals paid p. Ia S5.2a $0ou
The sun., 1891-02-26
They've Decided on q Dato,

March vas selected yesterday As the time for the
soround glove bout between Jimmy HAxsn OF PhnAdsL
phi. and Tommy Danforth OF this oity. for . 1900
, work getting down TO the 49, pound Nmit.
The sun., 1891-02-26
Rich Amons County Athletic Club.

ThA second entertainment Of the Richmond county
Athletic Club held Tuesday night their club house
st 0tAplston q l. The attraction OF sne evening out
side Of the musical snssrtsinmsns provided BY the
committee vas special fourround 20 between Rafms
Creed Of ths Honparsi Athletic CLUB. The men h.l
SyinS one snotSsts bioHs % The sdine.tton OF tn.
ins su,sn:ias.s who we're p,s.en, n large nSmp. .
stepped up and stopped the light Finding hinposs.
svaTds6 70 Csesd, who had shown himself 10 DO ths
suDsSier nan. sy h!s Victory Greed secured = i.na'
The sun., 1891-02-26
Athle tic GOSSIP.

petition 'i;; Il 3
e ss u S:.sA e. CITY,
a: s:s an a W.:
PTss!i0us to The national alLiosod h'sl Avery early
n oS Il snd ,: 1s.
a'a r. c.s sna jim '''
H's.S; 2;S::, e; ':s': ::
.s Il. s Mt .s .s3 Il.
3 e: Z ssssS:
E: il 81 s H.: ::s:s
&. % s From
III :: ~:
wreck Sf o.. furuiisra dssks failed g
ss e . s!Ss s;.
tn. Athletic Club Of tbs schuylkn navy purposes d.
10 4:
isaas sad sassaalss he @ s:Ssss.S sS SGSi :.
sus i y g %;
!s \! 4 s1 "A ss% =
f: 81 s:sis: e:
out Of tho plant In william u Robertsons banda a
nyslap s.Sk .in :: built and Ia Shs plant ft.sd uR .
E.y, when club ohsmpion.in so1iss;s VIII % held
one E, q. The mos, es ihs
success of !he n sihas
athletes made the double winged famous fos ~
blue and gold.
Al meeting OF the Titan Athletic Club ., 1,& wsss
fortyhfh street on Tuesday last she Prssldent
ESs.r T..s, announced thsi ihs medals vsfs ready.
b blue arrow on raised bsckRro uuI Of blue The
xesds TitAh Athlstic Club tn.id 10 sold The Prsss
dent will present one OF these medals to any membSp
of sSS elre EiAnin( nr4s place IN any event Tss
msmSsn me vsrs sdpitssd comP.lsins many good spfst
ton 70 ses =, s.sasu's .sSussa.s them sps
ss.. Sss Sf ssaisss; .olsI Th!: pssh WI
Ss,s os mts Gaess n ,hs Goa ntly
s1uss ..s for or, psl:r e n Ss sii ne, ssss oyst 5000
II: ~; s:s. i M e e s &. s:E E ,
The sun., 1891-02-26

big has been take place this after.
noon At tho champton's Court Brooklyn. Rsrnard
no2nade and John aam6srt Will play Phil Casey and
The sun., 1891-02-26
TIE crsss-se..try Race win ne Rerun.

AZ special meeting Of the members Of the Games
Committee OF the Prospect Harries. held At the c'so
house. OF Fulton street and New York a'enne'
last nishk It wAs unaninously decided to rerun inc
eross country raca The prize for the hsv
ng ths largest number Of sntrss was swAId,a 80 tss
Manhattan A O. The hamponshlp OF the ollD . - ~
pIiSS silver cup was awarded 70 v. W. hun'N"
The Prospect Harriors. .,..,x
over The orsins esurse Of eight full! me. ss "a. sr
viii carry uumbers which Will be Sewed On tneI ~
seyA All the other prizes we're withhsd pending vi IuH
dscls!on OF the contest The original hana'e"ps wiz
The sun., 1891-02-26

The Mccarthy Dixon nsht Will from all aecounts
take place In Troy beth Mccarthy and Dtxoa have
accepted the terms Tom oRourSe tslsgraphsd to A.
LS%sy srSn Sos!os ysasraAE sfts[noea that
eh0U purse, and would send particulars BY mail
The sun., 1891-02-26
Odds and E.ds OF Sports,

A Rsadsr.-Addrsss @ c. Adama Putn am Bsuss
IN pGS: Ct S::y Nth
insane II tas County Court before Judge soae
:'s ~ e:
4 .. miles In
9G ss - s y; sss:
q g :s "A III 4 n:
:: 81 "a a. ss H. 5 s.s e.
-. ( ~: x:s ~. ~
g:
:s'S shs sf s:S =: St AZ
"a
s.: "a
sDa:S SSssa e. i;y k;y s.s: e.
:s
$s Il: HI; :::a:s (;
in% ;s ss:
n. "a; g; ss.nsss 81 i *!
Patsy Farrell the Pittsburgh pugilisL who s matched
70 stand rounds before Joe MoAulio dis
xustea beeap;s hob Hizslmm"ns refused 10 arranEsA
weight eham mpion.p Of the wSrd F.rrsL IN letter
am not 10 his class and that only want little noior
ety. The fact OF the matter 10 am to arrange
alev.iEh, shamIIonship. Fi.nim mons Is STEERING
after my match with Joe McAuline any way no names
rules At Catch T.ixhs for pr any NJ amopnt from y a0.s
the match and put up 90, forfeit any time Fitssin
mons s ready Il have $1,000 Of my own money. and
sAy but this 10 fale"
The sun., 1891-02-26

H. j, N. nGsCepAlek Loses the Mandicap
Thrsugh LsaAaae his jockey.

H.. j. n. nrsOsrniok Loses the Msadicap
Threugh Lenanae his Jeeksy.
There was no appreciabls falling OF In the
attendance at the Dundee races yesterday. de-
spite the fact that IN admission fee OF hfty
cents was CHARGED for the frst time. Eleven
bookmakers did business In the betting ring
Backers had much the best Of It the favoritss
proving successful In four Of the six races.
On tho strength Of his previous good per-
formanoes Rosevills was made strong favor
its for the Introductory scramble. closing as 8
to against Hydra and Rcd Crab wore also
we'll backed. Rosevills won In eallop while
the Lady Hawkins colt. . rank outsider. had NO
trouble In beating Hydra for the place A long
delay at the post in the second race killed. tho
chances Of half the field, making It easy work
for Defendant, favorite. at 8 to 4 on. to win.
Tom Hayes was second. and Long Jack third.
P PsrwinHie T ssdins was agotsd at 10 i, but so
IL. s:.'Hs as1ss &ssIs.
" y: b HScos%lek thought th.. his flly Emma
H. Ss Ct pos rs s.ss az, :ss :Ss sssnS ass
Vn to Ss b. S ds
IN rne saf ss s tRs
fI:s e i%sI:, 7 rs &:
Giisae pises dmsid sso &c. had @ oprsS
:ssas sns Dsl VS. @ isss.ll:s isyoFiis i s.ss hs
Ri:s :s:s ss% sss;' 3s ass: ss
THE FIRST RACE
.rlrss $3.50 70. maiden thrseysArods and upwards,
s::: son: i'i so..vn,. BY s.t.rn-A,s.
VIZ Ssn:sn: Oh aasy yiiiBan:Iidy Hs1iini' i0i
ts:s H. sssisi:ia; ;sss s.i S.ss lie i.s
Time, i:2a
THE SECOND RACE.
Parse easo; selling psnaltes, thrss.quartsrs II .
j . Msc:rn,sts , 49, b .. Defendant BY Forester,
J. Brcxss Dr. . Tom Hsy:s ss {Iooaa:yS.:.. ...
si .e s'' s.s Ss, sss:.s: W. @ ~:
1nA lisa
1HH THIRD 1ACA
IS: :s:a a =: .'.'.s .... "
A.sssis tssSis; eS /. -
l. I'll: s: XSa;Ss ios
THE FOURTH RACE.
The Dgndes Park Hsndissp-Pans $500; all ages,
f.rIyi!l: ss.sss + q xiddlsssona 4 BY snlss-ses.y
fsSs;H's s. Es.s ssss iS Z 5s ,5n1.
urimsld and zsd also ran.
Time l:07.
THE FIFTH RACE.
Pure $50 for thrss;ys.solds and upward; selling
e. poaov.a: sh % 4 & & H. Ds ! ~ Bend or-Avona.,.
Seassss:s: Ii:a,.;' 4 ii;
ss
Time l.o7A.
THE SIXTH RACE
Purse $3.50 all ages seven -sghlhs Of mlA
C. Desmond's b c. SAm Morse. 4, by Leonatus-Scram-
A. + stenss Xmos q III issibsl. .....:........ )
D. T. Pulsifef's b. b. 0rmA AldL aged l22 (Iiayea,,.
Pocatsls. Longevity and AoKensis Also ran.
Time. ia
Messrs. Norris Breeding American Mares
to En1lish Sires.
A farelRn axchan1a saYa that MAsars A 4 n
The sun., 1891-02-26
Mr.. Dwyer and tho "6nappers Shoet
March q.

and and ssasrd D.I: President q sss AIsnae Rod .ad
Lhuuday March O. The match win b dscidsd 81
Consy Island tAste&d of At Dexter Park.
The sun., 1891-02-26
Foxvoea Sold for %,

DAksrsr. Feb sA.yexwood o,so t.ottins stallion BY
Nutwood out ct LAdis fpxe. sold day Ridge.
good Stock Tasm TO Dr. Walker Of Palmer. Hasa
The sun., 1891-02-26
Messrs. Norris Breeding American Mares
to English Slres.

forelen exchange says that Messrs. J. A. 4 n.
Morris sending Holiday and Vacation Join their
colony OF KuGish brood marsa and b bred to the
best English srss during the coming They have
nve In Eneend now, jennie b.. Active Ermina Lixzis
Baker and krAs1Is being ths,E names: sa:-.
at Dunmow in ksssx. whore ssventy.nve land
have bssn laid asd equipped for especial pur.
pose Of fAceommodAtn9 the mAsNe they intend matinR
with KnHlish oiyOA
The sun., 1891-02-26
White tstsinitz)-ls pieces
Bl.okburne Draws With tho Sen.

UI1cRuuFno DF0WU WIVA th0 SeHOf.
HAVANA Fob 2a-Sehor Golmsyo opened the seventh
game OF the match against Baokbprne yesterday The
latter evidently with view OF avoiding the Scotch
eambit" which opening GolmAyo seemed to have made
his specially. ventursd upon A"ceutre counter gam.
nit" q. defense; The geme was evenly contested
last night BlAokburne seemed to have slight Advan-
ta4fS ~. .,,.,,.,, =. . ,.,,,,. ,,... .,n., 49,.
very soon the Englshmaq succeeded in still further
Cd seemed not sufficient to win and after forty eight
moves . draw agreed upon
The score Eov stands, tlackburus. 81 Golmayo 2;
drawn, =
The sun., 1891-02-26

Clifton Not to Reopen ON Monday.
PATERSON. Feb 2a-Clit.ons new managers have DE-
eidsd not to open the track Monday next and
have postponed that until the Of tho Pool
bill, before the Legislature. has been determined
They believe the bill will patA and that tho Fassaio
Board Of Frseholders will grant the psrmis
The sun., 1891-02-26

GLouoxs1kR N j., Feb. 2a-Foowing are the rssults
Of to day races:
First Raee-one and eneluarter miles The ysrun
won ProdiRal second, Jackstan third Tina 2:I7.
Second Race-Four and one.hAif furlonn. Censor
won. asher second White Nose third. Time ls0l.
Third RAce-Thres quarters OF . mile. Appom attox
won. Alderman Mao second India Rubber third Time,
l:26k.
Fourth Racs-seyen and one.balf furlonea Kyrls B.
won. Jubilee second, ProdgA Bon third Time :<slA
won Brewster second; MaegregoI third: Time 1851.
osoond. Mysteries third Time. laL
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-10-25
NORTHERN SETTLERS CONVEN-
TION.

Resolutions Adopted at the Business
Meeting---Everybody Invited to the
Exposition.
At an adjourned meeting of
Northern Settlers held at the press
rooms on the Exposition grounds on
the 22d of October, 1891, the fol-
lowing resolutions were passed:
Resolved, That our thanks are
due and are hereby rendered the
press of The State FOR the hearty
and generous support they have at
ways given our association and it's
objects.
Whereas it is a pleasure and an
advantage to see the grand display
of mineral, agricultural and indus
trial resources Of the South, there
fore be it
Resolved, That we, Northern set
tiers in Dixie, extend an invitation
to our Northern friends and kins-
men to attend the great Southern
Exposition now being held in Raj
eigh, the capital city of North Car
olina, and judge for themselves the
practical value of the varied display
of the natural products here exhib-
tied.
Resolved, That it is very crafty.
ing to the members of the associa-
tion to witness the interest shown
by the citizens of Raleigh and the
State at large shown by the crowd
ed house at Commons Hall at oul
public meeting last night.
/ Resolved, That we express oul
appreciation of the kind words o
welcome and good fellowship giver
by the distinguished speakers wht
addressed the meeting on that occa
sion.
The officers for the coming yea
will be the same as the past year
The president being Hon. G. Z
French, Of Wilmington, and Prof
: j. r. Chamberlain, Of Raleigh, sec
retary of the association.
The meeting adjourned subject t.
f the call of the president.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-10-25
LARGE FARMS LEASED.
The Penitentiary Secures Six Thousand
Acres of Land in Halifax.


Yesterday Colonel Paul Faison,
president of the board Of directors
of the penitentiary, returned from
Scotland Neck. The CHRONICLE
yesterday published the fact that he
was there, looking at more land to
be used as convict farms. He
and Messrs. Emery and Adams,
members of the board, met the own
ers of the "Caledonia farm" near
Scotland Neck, and leased 5000
acres of land. The lessons are
J. p. and J. H. Futrell, heirs
of DR.. j. r Pope, and Mr..
B. A. Pope. The lease IS to run
ten years, and the price paid for the
land is $2,35O. The terms of the
lease are that if at any time during
the ten years the penitentiary au-
thorities wish to purchase the lands
they can do it then or at the expi-
ration of the lease at an average of
$8 Is per acre. The board propo-
ses to put 100 convicts to work on
the land next month; to rebuild the
dikes along the Roanoke river, clear
up all the low-lands, put the whole
in high state of cultivation, ane
engage largely in stock-raising.
Col. Faison says the lands thus
acquired are fifteen miles from the
other convict farms. He says ther'
are 5000 acres in the latter, ant
two hundred convicts are employee
on them. A like number will b
employed on the newly rented farms
He says the lands are fertile an
we'll situated, part being low Ian
and part high land. A good deal
in timber.