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The equivalent, in English money, Of So500
was once offered by "a Old lady IN LoudOn tuI
the return of "a favOTtc cat which had srrnytd
or been stolen. People called her a crank. +"
and perhaps she was. II Is unfortunate that
one Of the gentler sex should ever gain this
title, yet many do. lt is, however, frequently
not their fault. often functional dernnge-
ments will apparently change n woman's en-
tire nature. Don blame such sufferers IL
they are |" cranky" but tell them TO use DR..
Pierce's FavOrite Prescription, which is an in
fallible remedy for " female Weakncsses."
"Fayorite Prescription " has cured thou
sands Of pon-, bed-ridden suffering women OF
female weakness. painful Irregularities, u-
CREATIONS, organic displacements and kindred
ailments too numerous 90 mention, IL ia the
only medicine for women. sold by druggistA
under a positive guarantee that IL will. in
every case, give satisfaction or tn price CSl.O0
will be refunded.
WORLDS DIsPENsARY MEDICAL AssocLA-
ZION. ProprietorA. Buffalo, N. 7.
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CHICAGO ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIONS HOME.
ten stories in height and cover a ground
space of 30 by 1T2 feet. The total cost Of
this magnificent structure n its equip
ment will be $4,000, and in size and lux
u~riousDess the Chicago building will, il Is
said, O~vershadOw all other athletic homes
IN America. not excepting the palatial
quarters Of the Manhattan Athletic club,
Of New York.
The building is on the Lake Front. andall
noors above the eighth will overlook the
waters Of Lake Michigan. The structure
viii pave a model gymnasium n every
~oonvenience to be found in similar club
houses. The Chicago Athletic association
has already a membership Of about 1,5O0.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-15

Stelnltz defeated }. II. BL~AChBUHNE'
Blackburne in 1915 he claimed the title Of
worlds champion. B~lackburne's particu-
lar forte is at blindfold playing. One of
his common achievements is TO play a
score of crack amateurs simultaneously
without seeing one of the boards, and win
nearly all the games. Blackburne was
born at Manchester, England, about forty
eight years ago.
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THE DAILY JOURNAL
ESTABLISHED, 1881.
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~ - - ,kA
mayo. the cham
pion of Cuba Sc
nor Nasquez, the
Mexican cham
pion. and Capt.
Mckenzie. Black
burne has been
prominent in the
chess world for
over twenty years,
duringwhich time
he has met and
defeated many Of
the best men in
the world. W hen
Efafufry Iafanfasl
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black head tlrast
in between my
face and the face
Of ir. was a
tied. Then ! saw
that a black poo
die was beiugcom
mauded by his
master, who stood
a me. Curious,
/ asked "a question
or two, and / was
told by the dog :
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-15
A PALAIIAL CLUB HOUSE.

uHs ProPosea New Home OF the Oh!c-go
Athletic Association.
The handsome building, a picture Of
which appears in this article, is the new
club building Of the Chicago Athletic as
ISOLATION, now in course of erection adj
joining the Paris Gaieties, Of Michigan
avenue, Chicago. The building will be
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-15

BliadfoId Chess Player ackburn
A recent visitor at New York was J. H.
Blackburne, the world famOus English
blindfOld chess player, who was en- route
% Havana. Cuba, where be will soon play
q series Of blindfold M orthodox chess
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To-. whether in the Interest 81 farmers.
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i.,a issue % The series appeals 90 those en-
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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-15
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errvs TAnn LeAg9e. - ". Esd 81. New YORK
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r aehting Gossip,

::' ~ Ss'; es .sa ::.
Tho New Haven Yacht Club will have regatta next
ThursdAy over the regular club The start viii
Of PA sesa lot q
Tho L.rchmen. zach. Club 1. trying to arr.nr. .
60 come OF week from next saturday The soop Gin.
s II the ssG s G: :: VII
rrincsss Tempest and dsvalia. These viii make !
vii TT; np. Acc % a.
city on the l2 tram Viii reach III. club house ii lime
Sili 30 prsssn. ON Monday. Oct q the Formally *
through TS!n vii tSs pssan .soour gone
Nsary .. oapsctstors witnessed some exciting yacht
eh.ersd hsr way RI. en.ri.. 0' w.rs
h:vsin,ys nc Glass Tor Soss Is fss s .n "a
easily. '-''' -AN "'A ''"'"nA'
Captain snd Rcrssrih. P.si
roassri.tSn Win commodore L.W. Of IL:
q tSs eao as % Mo srry s.:
Gus New 0 su Tor
so,IoS sept In: ssr!ss OF match rSsss talked Of
eNn.t OF he ows.ns, was anxious to make ma.sh
q h.1 ::s
n K. ' g. Tin 1sa 70 zee Ssn
Ss.sr ,p':,;':a bsssfI! i:s %eN.vsr I'M. INV
her They shss:fcrs sseRsd 70 r.S. very ana shs
ss. . hoy.
SSsm. part. on a. oSsrd The Asor.h and B.rbaIs
s: q. e IL
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Troy W. Buffalo, At Troy.
Lebanon Va Albany, At Lebanon.
Baseball Notes.

Pitcher Nelson and Catcher Bob Jackson have left the
Cuban Giants. They have signed with the Dsvinon,
Pa. Club.
Buck Ewing announces that his arm Is at last all
right but he VIII do no catching this liz will
spend the winter In the south.
kASsis CRY Sept 1.-The Omaha Baseball Club dis
banded last night The club has hecn losing money
ever since II reorRAnized and the Association got
tired OF supporting it. As players were nncondition.
Eansas CITY. The men were ali paid In full Kansas
City and sioux City will probably nEh It out to the end
grimm OF TIC Brooklyn Club was to transferred to
the New forks This rnmof reached Eastern Park
shortly before tho game began and when 1t came to
the ears Of President Byrne looked angry enough to
thfas the man who started the There ts abao
inlely no truth in the rumor that arc negotiating to
transfer Grifin to the New YORK Cab" said Mr.. Byrne
Lousy LIE Sept i4---Rsgardng the report Of the
LeasIes EFFORT 70 purchase Baltimore and 81: Louis
dsno: IN both HOn der Abs and Won der orst think
are true blue. They have been two Of the Associaions
ohef hackers from the start and know that they
sAy rate 4 would BE- another case OF loves labor
In the Association"
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thoreughbred has become deep rooted. pd ne
IL q daily visitor at all the big acc meetings;
The following are the summaries Oh tne
days sport:
d ed q which sao5 70 and :oj to third; I'VE
W; " Barrier. oh. c DR.. Ils.srouet, 8 By Sir
pS M1sssas ss.c. sS 's Trnipy liz itae
ycys:r. Ga:..p,sa ALA, ;,Er s,l R.,t.e.
.sa Siy, Riaisa.' EsiiIy; ana sIs,sa:F also ran
Be,nr-AsAins. DR.. Hs:srousT ste I; Trinity, e. y
,o1 Sses 10 se; Sssn %G" 10 son s Il
EsisS g /. - s & Charley
.Sss. o 'ss Second sns
&, Lsseh,s blk. c. Bellevue. by voesc-frances L.
Gioue.ster Stables CHI C. India Rubber j. isimmD. 3
u mp,r s'o ars and az L.s LIN s s:o ran
ofaseu''' mary '''i Inns. I:aH ""' ''' "''
to ons rsan ssry sCa
gsuse 20 20 ! each Lizzie aud heianie Autuas paid
s2s forfeit WIN i! added OF which 500 second
~. MeLswsss eli. 1 yorsVills Belle by Miser- i,
1noTs, ~ (MrpI,' il ,,,,ros;
s'Seh IT, Norris. cit & forian. lis Little.
pRs ssSn Souse sH Ss coli, ."d
n..,,ns-Ag.n., ysrls XVII /. Bs. 7,.a L.mpllen..r
b.s e5Ss an T. Esss
Sss II p. .S s ISL Phil D"''' 80
x.es sos each ssI
~ RasS sSas Oh English Lady 4. by Ml..r-
MI Twysrsb q. n.ce!nnd. aged ~, ti!.milton' =
Judge Morrow. POrtehcsttr, and Caslaway II. also
.sS'n.s - Grs,a L.sy i to and
s sgi.ss s 81. Ss s,t eS "'''''' '1' '"
Selling swesG.takes 9, $40 each for ,woys o' fo
Iii Mann,nr. sr t. rrinrl., by TrsmOn,-rrisnsls
Hartford sasie 6r T. Natalie S. 10 Gamly::. Z
noya.on Knapp julio. upro.r colt Bengal aud hscess
Tom Harding ntol Natalie :, 20 / Bengal s.o !
H 10 prs.r sS 10 and aS j 10 Knapp
julio. aoto / Matusis PAID 500 SIS 10, ss.o5.
Win ss Winner &c b for soS 1or
ii. !. DIVERS CHI. c. Airp!ant by ventia.or--Ba.sk
ransocss staoIes i e Kirseh lbs amb.yj.
s: I'd sy.
Time o:in
nfown I to Sr.sh Is vasihss !, to ranwsy.
Fan ll4ndls. piccsiilli 10 to Bullet noux colt ~ 70
s i sS si7 81 to Belle D. Mayor b. Na'o'' '''' s'''
As.llinu .we.nstAs.. o: $40 each for .hrs.yearold.
Sosa s, WI 10 snra winner be sold ss
isy Hs Tf any % LINK
Y 's',a = ~
Time l:i.t
and Aooiinm 10 to !; Ma Belle aud Lopanto u to i
ssf: ISL. EssS siys fsrA''' 10 Aua''' paid
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RULED OFF THE TURF:
The Brannnas and Owner Jorg Under tho
Dan-Or Interest 60 Jere Weinberg.

The Rrannnas and Owner Jor9 Under the
nan-Of Interest 60 Jere Weinberg.
CINCINNATI, Sept, 1.-THE following sum-
mary official action Of the Board Of Directors
OF the Latonia Jockey Club was promulgated
to-day. 1t has reference to the famous cass
when the gelding Tanner was ntered as Polk
Badget on Sept. T. and won at odds of 20 and
80 to /.
I he following is the full text Of the official
document which speaks for itself:
L.1oSIA RACE TRACK. Ky Sent - 1901.
The Executive Committee OF tho LutOnia Jockey
Club lind that tho race run over tho club course on
Monday. sept 1891; aud won by horse called Polk
liam Il. Brannan and Richard N. BrInnan who were
John b. BrannAn. who was III Chicago and
gram from tincinnatL and who had guilty
knowsdge OF tho fraud and pr1ted BY it, and William
JorR OF the Arbuckls building Brooklyn. who aims
sgreed by am 10 prod CO hun At Lntonia but
failed 70 to within the time named by himself were
all consirators In the preparation and running Of said
fraudulent race ana all OF them ruled on tho turf
Jerry Wsrnnerk . lawyer In the Arbuckle building,
Brooklyn, whose check for ODD part Of the con-
liberation paid by one Of tho Brannans for the horse
Jannet and also the said brsnnana are warned 10 pro-
TAw-Mos hart TO tue Secretary Of tho Lat0iia
Jockey Club on tho grounds OF Tho club on or before
Monday. the list of September instant for
and identncAt!on and until said day tho said Wsrn
berg ana h. ,Sid horse Tanner are from the
privileges OF tho turf r. u HOTTER, secretary.
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Odds and Ends OF Sport,

A. and B.-Ths New York
*;': :':s
4: Isa. s'a; 1sS ss' Il ASsi Ss ];
AZ lat. meeting Of the John Mitchell Football and
oiI:r 6-y ssfi s.so ssisa
sGs :S. 'sSs
on h Ihus;iay ,,tsrnoon The main w s. team
sSG s. men Eide and each man viii shoot At
tn Gr, s,S aSnp 1ostnG Of the Gable
t.o S.1 oI 81 f sna
I'll. mon Viii xhs At iio puma A'h''a' Club
on IN Il, WI; instantly
msmG.r OF ihs Scottish American A.bi.;e ciuS q
Sosnasa y SHais fSss ss.
called At the Lln.rara Aers o,ics yesterday and
ss n With s sy e S,tGs 81:
Mosa :s lin Of r.;Y
aSoash :.ss Wet ds% c'-rk Of
Tho police force OF Brooklyn think that Nav Yo,r
s.nnsa hgh saaa' to them a..
ssanss .ny sst d !s *,
n: ss. r..
W Rogers wsf,h precinct sro * sar'''us George
s:;s ss::s
sr5'n n.Ts .stasy having ssass
rss knee , on H. Hss: and
ioarns 81 X, h;Hyn.
rsr:ns only , "ns,ssn DAYS spent r.
aEa shootnx They left for New York this moPnisr
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Among local experts there is a feeling that
Johnso will meet his match on the other sido.
Enslishmen are VIGOROUSLY fast swimmers.
American records making q ridiculous COM
parison with those Of England The Brit
ishers are also adopts At bath swimming, which
is practIscd little In this country: although
johnson has shown himself fairly clever A. the
turns But ne dileTenee N a,s.a asc" no
great that even the cha,npion's bsst fr'ends d2
not feel very hopeful. The swimmer himself
Is not sauguins ~ success. though with true
American grit no says: III give 'em GOOD
Johnson Ia 90 years OF age. . feet 8S inches
tail and weighs In condition 1856 pounds. He
Is dark; comely looking fellow and has r.: r..
Trudgeon. or MS 1T is best known. Tho overland
s snSstins. Johnson rst eompeted in Tie 100
yard swimming .hampionshin in 1881 o when
1901 and also won the ls9i Canadian loo:yard
championship. He holds the American ANA:
tsur loo. yard record made IN, still water. l
minute 15s seconds. but this nlSss no ifgure
with the English amateur record. which fs
minute 6 < second. II johnson q successfol
IN Eng and It will be u most Ioyful surprise to
his many friends and admirers here.
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with tho shotxu. and R,ne.

The College Point Rifle Club had 4, annual schsutz.n
feat saturday. Thirtytwo mon shot at the 12:Yafd
range, nine shots each on the buIl,ssys ,.rss1 =
inches Max Miller second prize average i1sk inohss;
Won Sothens ~ incheG and G. A. Niensy.
ers 20 rs nchea The judges prize WAS won by J. De-
ha,ne.
Ths Inter. State Team League shoot will take place at
Pleasure bav: Long Island. on Ihursday. Eiy. teams
leads in the having won once and tied with the
Central un Club OF Now jersey at the last shoot The
C0hey Island Rod and dun Club the Fountain Gun
Club and the Atlantic Rod and Gun Club viii b the
other competitors - =
The match between " sehilys and J, r: sehyesadsk
taks plne, Tomorrow Or. schyarts Of the POM.
tain Gun tluo will challenge Schillye shoot match
under the Same conditions ~ birds each 70 to 80 yArdS
r1e
- sHoorINa YIIruRxs yoR THE vHEk.
Tuesd ay-Kings County Gun Club. blue rocks at Ds1-
Wednesdsy-N.wY York German Gun Club blue roeks
a. Dexter Park: CouSy Island Rod and Gun Club, i've
.Thursdsy-Falcon Gun Club. live birds at psxtsr
PARE.
Frlday-Jeannette Gun Club. live birds at Dexter
Park Rideewood Gun Club. live birdA at Dsokslmans
RdRewood Park
Parkvilie.
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Thiaks LeRert should be Allowed to Swia
Agala.

70 ZEE EDrfoa OF TIE SuN-sfr: In . conversauol
with Alexander Nensrt Of the Manhattan Athletic Club
whom met at Lake Quinss amond, Worcester. yes,sr
day. found he was under the impression that had
something to do With hts being suspended for ak
months for swimm,ue 10 . race on the Charlss Rivt
Boston, July How he got the impression and why
my name should be called into the case l can
not and:r,ssnd e have bee; Ua,,, irving r.;,., 81
These boys were suspended for ono year for
before any rules Of this new branch of the N. A
q the we're iS eSi'fsnSss ~ men n Msher
two men being and said that II n.
troubs had 40. the Ismo.s.t idea whether
Of finding out Nsisrt said De was sent up ~
his club and his entry was made by Mr. Hughes the
null conviction that he was doing right This is all I
had TO do with the matter.
two men. for no fault OF his
30 sfoN Sent. IL
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IBowlers in Practice,

The whsslmsns Bowling League meet this evening At
tho New York Bicycle Club house lis likely that the
Kings County whesmsn, ElzAbsth whsslmsn, Union
County Roadstsra and Gotham whssimen will Join the
league.
Tho Phoenix Bowling Club OF Mott Haven IL again In
the Held. with stronger aggregation than before
SsdFnE from ths games o. the opening night 1. looks
hardly commenced Fielding. on the very nrst nsht
pnt ny the e1esllsnt game Of 2sa and soms others
showed their ability 10 pass the 2Ob mark kim for
some reason has severed his connection with the club
Leherts ono OF the charter members. has again To.
turned 70 The mstropo. fhs membership OF th~ club
nmisd 70 nltsen so there are still rse vacAIces 10
y likely that their olenin5 game win b with tho
Alleyh Mott Haven
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-15
GALLAGHER DID NOT sTor HIM.
NIFTY Ke,ax's First Professional Fight 8
BiU Success.

Riliy Kenny. the hitherto amateur feather weight
champion, made Ills debut a. professional boxer In
Long Island last night and made It successfully He was
matched 10 eight Aieck Gallagher OF Jersey city, I'D
pound man. for $3.50 side. Gallagher was 10 stop him.
tharia knock him ont In six rouods ana each man
could weigh what he pleased. Kid gevss were used,
and net over anscn men sido were present Linsy
Tracey. John L. sulivans old friend. was referee.
Linsy WAS daisy referee He never stopped to sepa.
rate the from clinch. though his EFFORTS ruined
his nice white shlrt on account OF blcod Tracey also
kept the crowd down perfect point OF qu,e tnea
GaaEhsr. and Jack sharkey held ths watch on that
w.ished NJ pounds, and Tom wilson and Alex ffaif
Kenny who had .!n,nIy to stay 81. .tx rounds va,
tried h,. lef, hand upper entMhs !. ma ~
way Of It and was never hit very hsra Kenny got one
hrli.e, he resolved worth m.n!i,nins a., no rave
On. the stomach that al we'd he ennd hit as wen as
defend himself gallagher WIS vigorous IN tho last
three round but Kenny was lively anu even talk tive
When tho rounds over tile conditions OF the
men AIDE 10 even betting as to who would win II tho
out should go to . rhish, Kenny wants chance to
meet aeorge Dixon and some of the few who were
there last night said he ought to have chsuce with
he
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-15
Yale Preparing for Football.

NEW HAVEN, Sept i4-NcClunE. captain of Yales
football team Is in town. aud Wednesday the work
ofprspAring the team to meet Harvard will commsncs
The majority Of tho mon are here. OF the eleven Of
las. year several WIN be back. including IIsG.anger
Morrison, Crosley and Wallis IN the rush line bar.
bour quarter bacs McClung and Bl.ss lis backs A
centre tackls and iu back arc wanted the most i'm
rood material In college and the freshman class may
AtogsIher the outlook much brighter than II was
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-15
Athletes OF tae steam.h.p Germnnic.

Tho steamship Germanic's athletes conaragatod In
large numbers at the grounds of the Staten Island
lstic CLUB yesterday. and participated N series OF
athletic contests. number of athletic events were
run OF In the forenoon. After luncheon teams from
the aermsnio and the City OF Paris INDUCED in game
OF cricket The game resulted In . tie both cams
.sorns .. rana in q, hi.h jump CONTEXT siri q
eeneludng his jumps On account OF darkness the tug
OF war and tw mile walk postponed The
manifested great Interest In the events All the races
were closely contested summary Of the events fei-
Iowa:
one hundr.dyasd Dash, Ha.dicap-won By G. IA.
dree, yards; GfitfthA yards second: 4. ". Cor.
ri.h: yard. third; Time: u - seconds
won BY !. Henricks s., yards; W. ". Webster IS
yards. second Time. ~ seconda
-Four hundr cd. AHd forty yard Handicap Run-Won by
J. Hsnrlcks scratch: G andres. IS yArdA second; W.
W: Webster. 20 yards third Time 5g,s seconds
Norris third.
.Two:hund red and twepty.yard Handicap. Consola-
non.Won ~ p COY W. yards: H. Z .kdwards IS
One hundred anl:hfty yard 8 thinning Racs-won by
T. II. Jones' II u. Bird second W. Jones third.
High Jump-Won by W. Jones, 4 feet Z inches; j.
BIRD feet inches second; j. HenricIs 4 feet s
inches, third.