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Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-02-14

B.W. Baldwin, Gainesville, Tenn,
writes have used your German
Syrup in my family, and find it the
best medicine / ever tried for coughs
and colds. l recommend it to every
one for these troubles.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-02-14

Captain John McElwain of the Ne
York police de- artment, has been retired
on his own application, after nearly thirty
years service on the force. His pension
will be s 3 ., or about half ray.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-02-14

II have been occasionally trou blei with
Coughs, and in each case have used
Brown'S Bronchial TroChcs, which
have never failed, and must say they are
second TO none in the world. FELIX A.
MAY, CASHIER, ST. PAUL, MINI.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-02-14

Salvation OIL has the enviable distinction
of being a synonym for cure of rheuma-
tisn, neuralgia govt and kindred affec
tions, such as sciatic, ticdouleroux, etc. IL
is growing more popular daily. The peo-
pie believe in IL and will have il. % cents.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-02-14
Reware OF Cintmrnts for Catarrh that
Contain Mercury,

As mercury will surely destroy the sense OF
smell and completely derange the whole system
WHOM entering IL through the mucous surfaces,
Such articles should never be used except on
prescriptions from reputable physicians. "a tn ,
damage they will do Is tenfold TO the coed you
can possibly derive from them. Halls Cstarth b
Cure, manufactured by +. J. Cheney Co, To
ledo, O.. contains no mercury, and Is taken in
ternally, aud acts directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces OF the system. In buying
Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine,
II is taken internally, and made in Toledo, Ohio,
by +. j. Cheney Co.
Aa-Sold by Druggists, price 75c per bottle.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-02-14

DIR. Helen Belts, OF Boston, is the first
woman physician to go TO Berlin to study
DR.. koch's methods. She is a graduate OF
the Woman Medical college of Pennsyl-
vania, and visits Germany as the delega
of the college.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-02-14

Joseph Atkins who died in Stark coun-
ty, Ohio. a few days ago, was an old sol
dier of Napoleou's army. He saw service
ht Austerlitz, but his division arrived too
late az Waterloo 10 be of use to the en-
lerOr.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-02-14

Vice President Cannon, of the Fourth
National Bank of New York, lectured be
fore the New York Institute Of Accounts
on San Ideal Bank In the course of his
remarks he referred to the banks of Chi
cago as being much further advanced In
their ideas of management than those of
New York,
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-02-14

Lady Londonderry, wife OF the ex-
lord lieutenant of Ireland, il considered
one of the handsomest women in England,
though Ter face lacks expression. Her
husband is prominent turfman, and
keeps large racing stud at Vineyard
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-02-14

EIEIMC WHEELER On. B1Lr SAC Co. IOWA
Imported PercherOn and shire staliloas. L7r;
ctt importation Of dra.t SiA!liias to Amsrlc !
this SESSION Quality tIs ycrf best First class horse
either breed SluJi, twDhnl ,hrcs years tinr; bsr
cent Enabil horse tcpsy for himself
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-02-14

Judge Holmes. son of "The Aatocrat
of the Breakfast Table is said to be the
only justice on the Mass achusetts supreme
cours bench who enjoys writing out an
opinion. His associates prefer oral utter
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-02-14

'WHEN sloyens get tidy they polish the
bottoms of the pans When servants
are given SAPOLiO they are never tired
Of cleaning up
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-02-14

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she was q Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-02-14

winkle-.'Hinkie's wife is aregula.
devil"
Dinkle--"Thats why he doesn't call
her an ar ge,."
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-02-14
Not tl,e Rixht Sort.

Applicant--.I see you advertise for .
college graduate to take position In
your business"
Publisher--"Yes Are you . gradu.
ate?"
~ am"
what place did YOU hold in the col
lege eleven?"
s.I did not play football. was afraid
Of getting crippled"
'sYou won'td do ! want man for .
book agent"
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-02-14

The emperor of Germany, while enter
tanning much more freely than h.s grand
father did, has keen eye to economy.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-02-14

II wonder what DIR. Smith is looking so
gllm. 31pptn "Whr .~ii -h~
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-02-14
Prevention

Is better than cure, and peaPle who subject 10
rheumatism, ean prevent attacks hy keepisg the
blood pure and free from the acid which causes the
disease. This suggests the use Of Hoods sarsapa-
riila, unquesjionably the best blood puriher, and
which has been used with great for this very
purpose by many people.
Hoods Sarsapara has also cured innumersbIe
cases Of rheumatism Of the severest sort, by It's
powerful effect in neutralizns acdity Of the blood,
and in enabling the kidneys and liver 10 properly
move the waste Of the system. Try IT,
Hoods sarsapari'Ia
Sod by al d-aggist' 81; >ix for Is Prepared only
by c. /. HOOD d CO., Apohec iries, Lowell, Mass.
tnn noeoe Ono noilor
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-02-14

The empress of Russia has not los. he
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-02-14

A genius is a person whom nature
lets in on the ground floor and whom
circumstances force to live in an attic.
1t is one way genius has of keeping up
in the world. .-Net0 orleans Ptcaunne.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-02-14

An octogsnarian who lives six miles
west Of MoEsrly, Mo-, was baptized ths
other day by his grandson.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-02-14


Mrs. Carrie Stoele, colored, has
founded a colored orphan asylum in
Georgia. She has built cottage and
stake. q larger building Is going UP and
four acres Of land around 1t have already
been put under cultivation. Mrs. Steele
has collected the money entirely by her
personal efforts.
FITS.--An Fits stopped free by DR KLISK's GREAT
NEkNE RKsroRER. No Fits after first days use. Mar
ycllous cures Treatise and s2o0 trial bottle free
Fit cases. Send to DR.. Kline sSi Arch ST.. Phila Pa
Mr.. olson, In speech to the en-
ployes of the Ogden iron mines at Dover,
n. j., said: ''Boys, wait until next win
ter, and we shall have snow to bother
us upon this hill. During the coming year
1 shall invent electric and sunlight refec-
tors that will melt the snow as fast as IL
falls"
Bronchitis is cured by frequent small
doses Of Piso's Cure for Consumption.
-
"A drove Of 600 turkeys were driven
from Parsons to Oswsgo Kas.
BEEcHAN's PILLS act like magic on y
Weak Stomach
An octogsnarian who lives six miles
n l. - q -.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-02-14

Bronchilis is cured by frequent small
doses Of Piso's Cure for Consumption.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-02-14

BEsoHAx's PILLS act like magic on q
Weak Stomach.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-02-14
Notes.

A. s. Harrington writes from odell.
Neb., that horses are dying in stalk
fields.
Landseer's Fancy Toltec's Fancy and
Mary Anne OF st. Lambert famous
COWS, are all dead.
A car OF corn has been contributed by
Creston. Ia, merchants and sent to the
needy in western Nebraska.
Olisf Ronbeck recently sold six hogs
in Elk Point, s. D., that weighed Q, ,265,
an average Of 544 pounds each
Tho Atlantic, Ia. Canning company
canned lo0s0Oo cans OF corn and $4,000
csns OF pumpkins the last season.
Mr.. Dan Troy, OF Ration. N. NJ. lost
about twenty fat sheep few days ago
in raid Of wolves on one Of his herds.
Governor Zuhick. Of Phoenix, Ari,
will within the next sixty days ship 100
carloads Of hay 70 southern California
Hay Is being shipped from Taylor, n.
D.. to Milss City, Mont, at tho rate OF
car per day. The settlers realize "
per ton.
d. 4. Phillips. OF Dickenson, N. D.,
says that owing 10 the open winter, they
have 100 tons Of hay which they would
be safs In ceiling.
During January South Omaha re-
esivsd so,97a head of cattle; ics,ioS
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-02-14

"A drove Of ZOO turkeys were driven
from Parsons to Oswsgo. Kas.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-02-14

@ Mention this paptr.-sa
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-02-14
Hoods sarsapari'Ia

100 Doses One Dollar
The sun., 1891-01-31
CHANGING AMATEUR LAWS.
TIE A. A. z. AND L A. ". COMMITTEES
DECIDE ON THE EXPENSE QUESTION

1s was siss Resolved TO Ask FOR sAe Doins
A~sy with Cat Competitions saa for the
fatting OF Contests 90 - Ia4ivtauai
Bssis-The Bailey, Baaks Dsaale Rlssue.
The door leading into Parior L Of the Astof
House had . solemn. n mystsrfons look yester-
day. lnQuisit1ve news gatherers walked softly
By. RIancinR In stealthly manner as though
attempting to pierre the mystery that shrouded
the apartment Muffled. funereal voices were
occasionally heard By the passers by. One re-
porter walked defantly I'd to the forbidden
portal And actually gave pcstman's knock
on the door, vhile bis colleagues,
all aehast a. his temerity, watched
him from the corner OF the hallway. The re-
sponse to the knock was 10 the gay and cheer
ful tone Of voice adopted by the ghost OF Ham
let's father. and as tho sepulchral tones foated
out through the trs nsom inviting the intruder
to be gone" the ventueesome reporter rstfred
10 the lemon and selt7er department Of the
hotel
The object Of the gathering was urd ubtedly
very important. Il was a conference tetween
representatives Of two Of the largest athletic
bodies In the country. for the purpose OF so ar.
ranging tho system OF prizes and regulating q
the expenses Of athletes as to DO away with
the abuses now existing. The organizations
were the Amateur Athletic Union and the
League OF Amerlchn Nnoelmen-
The committee ls composed OF Eve members
Of each body. and those present Yesterday were
as follows: For the Amateur Athletic Union
nlttee; Ii. " Mcmillan. Prssidsnt q tho 4, 4.
aso aFs wp " ,ss csa
The L A. y. vas reDresensed BY J; R. Dunn.
chts + b.voi, Gh.rm.n Of .hs fseias Sosrd !;
This conferences com mite. appointed a
sub.com mittee, consisting Of ]. H. Dunn and
MathsTsSn' K araT nn; ID Tn!.s and resua;
ihe commlttee met to cons der that repors
qh aas, a.s. q the hs{. xS. stuf b
Learned s,.n shGv 1iIs. 'h:. the .OO..Sp q
notch ar. ne main features, soT and TIA. tss
discussion 70 sim Ply az to the limits to be get;
points The report Is to be submittsd at ths
meeting Of the (; A; t. Board to-day. when the
William b. Curtis emerged from the room ct
,sr i Is The -i bsilss Bsnts Badl. COM
mcasiv in favor AZ oi The abolition .. shs. sFeph5
Association. Ass One Of the rules now 6eina aiae dis
cuesed providss for the doing away With all
suS r tin. e0nss s.s
maintsnancs Of athletic stables. It Is very
hard work to get these ruleA into shape, as SO
many different interests are GoncsEned. but
bring forth good results. The utmost harmony
II vas 1890 o'clock whom tho door swung
open and the mysterious conference came to q
close.
The report was adonted after a long and
mitted to the A. 4. Z. Board for approval. Tho
committeeman declined to make known the
details, but the main features are as stated
above
President Dunn said he thought the work OF
the committee would prove satisfactory to all
concerned.
Mr.. Mathewson being asked II everything
went on smoo'hly said: :" Well there was q
good deal OF discussion"
The sun., 1891-01-31
COLLEGE yEWA
Athlete News Frs. The College Of tAs ctty
Or New York.

n
06 New York.
ne crosseouney Association Of the College u ne
City Of New YssA yin Asld its thirteenth regular ran
Of the season to day from JADsssnV Ho<sl Ysrs
George The. rssula, Esrt 0sorss ssaFsA ne
reguas ha,diesp Of the aDseist,oa VII saks p,ass
Apsii at Morr4s Payt TIE cham Vsnship
Thess weekly runs are ql,y held to 90 the men hts
condition for the handicap run. 1sss vul b fess
prlssa ne ssLses aoyss eiab vii have one sf "
weekly to DAY from Inty sfaeh street ~ kshsh
avenue - fsrr1svA asd rssssA ne rln vtn ~
under the direction Of \ TmmsrnaA ~. VIE vas ~
Gently elected Captain Ninsyfsur held IN eisss nsss
Ing ysstsrdAy ssssrsoon And o,esrs elected for
the ensuing term The sprtnR ssms shh ysar viu n.
doubtsdiy b proaounosd athletic suecssA aitsossh
they not b financially me latter fast esA Of
course, BE known TIL stssr the ahais b sysr
the mansgsmsat weather, ana vsfious ether Sh.nls
a.s: H.af y. . Sr..s sc, sd
saae. os RI snns s .rs es & 5s; S.asssss
ed s:4,s e fs T. 81; "a ss:s ~
TO the Cross country Association. In d. ius1lsA lS
Euire: rs w,ll have v.lh over a.lee ksuL % .le
g. u. is ~ q:
high jnmD sisasl s2 has eineh. thsrs Being . o
10 college who can cop: within ~ nehss q BE fess
sr. aS" Il. only really % opss sssaS ''.''
R...,o. az II..,:rd.y .,.,nseH Sesdna.s IS az
%s' HisSsss seain; % M 1s.as ..slss I 49, 1919
elected President. Thl. position thes q rrs1eas
H sas o.. E.sa:s .Hs @
popular man In college
The sun., 1891-01-31
Tho EN- p,re R,ne Club.

The msmbsrs Of tho Empire Rns Club are practising
diligently for tho approaching matches IN which they
intend to participate. Vice,Pres'dent NJ Enge of
ths Zser Rine Club has taken their team 10 hand and
will act ~ captain and coach. The nut contest in
which the ysunR New York club will be represented
viii be . two men team between Grimm Miller
9qn Sns SD. - ana tspap k.5h.n sna Hansen Of the
dreh shot match the rrst half TO tsks place at Marion
j., on Feb. 10. In the following week the Empires
). he'd :. y: zs.s:! Kid: Cup: ss.dSSsr.l. '9 Hsa
inrtis Bsy khs Club Of ka Foity second Itrsst and
later on proesoiy The i.rsm Rine Club The results
dt essenns Imrins M .ar5.. possible H. @ ISin,t rsr.
J. z.,tisr sAi 4 stahL Jr. ss Lettlsr 70; Smith.
~ Gsisehhclder eG: hil.msysr g. Y snedsr
The sun., 1891-01-31
Hsrvarl Crsw News,

CiIssipeA JsA sn-I 4 WassoH fayIoA ~ ssVsl
on the cimbr1dss Usivsfssu srsv 10 is1A - = As
then prominent Esslish oassDsn Azl W. 06sV Avlae
In New York has bees in cambTdss ~ ssvssa( 1agS
looking At the crew and Sasir methods Vt WA n
conversation With the representative q IN tsS ~.
Watson Taylor said, easily tAal tAss i -
almost absolute similarity DstvssD Ne bkSeo q
70 wing In England and In Tale and HAyvasA - sowss
h:'S hsi,.S sr. :: e. :.re: e:sas H.. "a ~ N
10 together both ths stroke a9d b AA SseSvs1 z
Yale tns swnr and slidY 90 sSfssAsS n ~ NS1xss.
bat not In The .Hots. HafvMd Hsa 1stal ~ 49,
is;% Ss an ai ~. IN -. MIX :.
oar quite I'm TO the body. Aa{vsrd djd ~ J1iSS
III. VAN. of Il J nXse1 do not RflisyS q Nx nils
Of nn.hin.: lhAts e:,n !sd % ~ slt9tta q l.yle3
number q ehanrss hayS sssa naas ,assaZ - pc
Ifs,'.s ~ q ,S. H.ua4s 1;.aaf q "a tsj:S
sss1s.sIs hqs 49, ~ q ts t;sss E,s,ss 4 A1:s ,s
fsri. siii = = - Jsos : sI5 sr:sAslsn:S HI sH
si.@ II. ysss .na Wi g s "a -
~ n: ..a iirs: b e" :tss n: I: ss
= A:rs are th!ss aSssiu!:ly lrssn me. rsvfaa we
lnsn 10 oqs hind of athletics q saotisr ssd average
i7l poul d an The erswS Wi not s,s the taas
pntN nexs week.
The sun., 1891-01-31
Odds md Eass or SPORTS.

riTT,uReB Jan BoThe nrst OF the three nights pool
match between kantssch aud Clearwater resulted In .
sv0re Of ie% 10 80 In favor VI Clearwater,
Wm 0ienroy. manager tor Tom Connsrx the cham.
pion catch ss catch wrsstisr called ~ the ~
GaSsns yesterday and offered TO match ConnerS against
any nah 10 the world Bvsn Lswis prsfsrrsd Connsrs
viii arrive II New YoSk within week.
on Thursday Aftsrnoon 81 houitor Park, weshAwksn
wlllis.n 1srMe, And Dt pslsi.nss both nsmb.r, OF
s,S: 10, soS;. oS ,uos. mS,9ist y. e Tor vs. side
~ irsh xmsfie a zthsuS dub Of this city aud the
NsvIk team q tee sams asTs W wii q played 70 NOR
hen Of lIsi.nd Stll gey.rn nsmosr q ~ a a
e.sdaS.,,'Ek % .hs n.ms lpEisa are a y Ssw S0rs
ssss.t.sy q sts.s M stsssd ssiscl q sserPoi.sos
snshs :: n'1s;s: s s:as. S r. :as s.s
S.s,: yk Ssars M;SS %s% sSsiI. t!9s 2.S:s:
The sun., 1891-01-31
LACROSSE
Standing of tho New Yorh A. C.'s Crack
Team.


Team.
in view OF the OBJ ecoHs raised by some OF the msn-
bers Of tho New York A. O. against the admission Of
Brooklyn Lacrosse Club to membership, tho business
standing of tho players may be Of interest;
"a Ayres, lawyer graduate Of Yale University,
Dr. {. a. Bush dentist graduate New York Universty
y. II Bent architect; Aiox. Burns, Edison Electric
Light Company: +. A. Chaoner Sullivan. Drew Co /,
N. Castle art student; L. j. Doyle. p. W. Engs Son;
n. B. Evans stock broker; }. L. Plannery. cashier
Standard OIL Company Geo. W. Gilmore, clergyman
and teacher graduate Princeton University; T. u.
Henrici !. oe!b-rnann Co.; PAui I.eber r. Lor!l.
lard GO Embury Mclean, graduate Steven. Instt
tute; u T. Manner, Msther wentworth; John oBrien,
tdison Electric Lxit Company; James o Brisn. Aut
ford c.g ,nonkIinI "; 0,brisn' Grs ~ Insurance %
h. Roberts, Tyler Roberts graduate New York Uni.
yersity)i IL. gerry, New York aud Maine Granite
Company w. seward, architect uon Of Col Seward
N'H|A " ,k:s. kkss,mses so N San. themselves. ch.on.
Doyis. Hsnr,c, and Palmer are satsmeH John and
James OBrIsn are s'enogrAphers, and Le6isr and
Gerry arc bookksepers
.hs SsFfs: q R. As,n K,,.n
team !collssis'e champions sends Manager Flann.ry
tho following communications II have never heard
onr men SPEAK Of the Broosyn team sxcsp! in hs most
many James with thsm and never have We had 4
the sroot IN mon h.ysr sc'sd towsrd Lshi pay
srs other than a. perfect gentlemen and although our
very hard contest stiil they knew n would pc far
manly. and slusro one throughout ] wish there wsre
more teams in this connry that could play a. good And
hop. lie forE a. G. win 6Snor Us with At least TWO
Rhmok"
The sun., 1891-01-31
MR. nxLkoEr A. A TURxKAG
One OF the Truest KsnA-
Hr- IA Sr-~~.rA1e

rrcn ns spc~rnar
LEXINGTON, Jan. os-The late M.. Belmon,
ssa 10 .tp,i. & lrsas sh sisA s him or ms
,upon that horses arrival in america trisn
had annoaneea his horses price aud ne would
sss man ssasf hss 0h
Of iriendship the deyessed hsnkes would proh,
a. hs did b hundreds Of others IN his time. but 70
charge one man $3.50 10 breei = mare to his
a 10 sis snd d.s q Sns
senoSt sosd On H.ysr ac
a SVn.s sSa hsd f si@ hD II thss had
to DO; then he would sail IN and fr,qusntly bet
sss s hs ss:s .s. %Sss nST taoan ssn
The FIcelsior stake st saratoss some years
ass NJ Bslmo.t started god f'iy fInssse s,,,,
eoths the race promised to be y g "at ne A
then unknown horse ey the nsn" frS-
swn s,n ta,s,, also ss probable ssSs b r., oi
trial up to that time the hes: VIZ ever
done ssoss.Ss at mis WIZ ". bs9ss bs9s
thonsht they alone we're aware Of his startiir z
work. but Nj. Belmonts then trainer. JHceo
hncns saw The move "a and nS,sd the sims Ths
70 canvass the situation. And pincus told him
finssse hed nns chs. ehanss to beat .ss ,Is Ham.
puIR ulucCtuo. put, th0 0gtu Q
trainer. mo- that unknown Western Hh!rl.
wind" Why" said tho usually silent Jacob,
"he will walk home" Mr.. Belmont seemed
surprised, but said nothing, and that nsht
do. but IL was 70 re noticed that he scanned
more Interested In the en- tr!es to the races than
usrai.
The frat rool on the stake In question wss
soon sod ana In An 81 800 ticket. FroStown
gorss as9uia "a and tse bsss,ns wased SoS roo
after, pool. amounting into thousands being
knocked down. but each time FrpGtown.
who Away. sold last oi si; vas
save . wiry, shrewd looking Kentucky gentle
man. who quietly bought every pool. Finally
the latter turned 10 go away. and Mr. Belmone
accested him. at the same tims inanirine. II
answer IN the affirmative brought ont ths re;;
him .hs. colt would win and ir9m Tho. TIE E
The race was run the next day. IL. spite Of :
. nara rain Tn,ch tg, nsorly presipessseq s H. r
mud % we'll ss . dry track By leading from
is probable that Mr.. belmont won more ont.
side money on this race than any one ever won
By any. horse he owned and With the COLI 3
Kentucky owner they literally divided the
pool box.
The sun., 1891-01-31
Curling At Albany.

AIsAxv. jan sn-Ths curling clubs Of Albany have
had ana are now having plenty OF curling This Is prob
ably the only city In the United States with two covered
hnka Ths membership IN both eubs 10 very large snd
the younger members are swAys time for prset,cs
vsuld DO the old curriers' good 20 visit those links and
nsns. q % es!: 'i vi. from e1 'st ~
3 Abby sna ~ siss. =. psy .ss shs::
EmIr. CLUB 8, Albany, WIN soon begin . series of
semss for the shsmpion.htp Of Albany; Those games
s,g;n s.Iis!s ,.s i::,,, IN Ssy:iS sio;' p
ead J. A. Van scoenhoysu 70 Secretary Of Albany Ii,y
Curling Club and they would b pleased 20 communt
With the Secretaries OF al curling clubs
plAlipg . vtsit 10 Tue capital
The sun., 1891-01-31
Wheelinx,

The Gotham whesimsn have decided TO hold their rs-
cspton on Feb, ~ ~ 6hs Lycsum opsrs House IN
preference to Columbia Hai.
The syracuse Cycling Club has rsiastAtsd o. Howard
Avsry who expelled some mont hs for his
In the 81 fake tourpsmsny equAbbs.
The semi annual meeting Of the Board Of ofrosIs OF
whselmss vii 10 held on Feb y. st Albany.
rhs prospect Of teyele !tsok IN ,RrcokIya 10 well
10 help TO secure the Of good cnder path
Netwith:taedins that es sSHssn YET ssIiv ias rae.
Ees Int uE e, ne ;ar,y s.risF .ssss 1hs fcra
clubs viii all have racing ssns Will also the kipys
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The sun., 1891-01-31
B..e Hall Deal. In Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI Jsu 3o-Yssterdsy was the biggest day
here in base bail since tho famous October deal Al
johnson and John 7. Brush together all the after
noon and the chances are that Monday next will
the Ingls sIl cleared Up Tho proposition which was
made by Mr. Johnson will either be accepted or reject
cd on that dav. just what that Was neither gentleman
viii ssy. and both pledged Themselves to secrecy In
snswsr to query whsthsr bo wanted 70 run the Gin
oinnau club, Mr.. johnson declared; FRANKLY. I'D
rather not onclnna.i would not welsoms . iot Of
mysst would have sn oysriE Joyous time vs A.
would be Capt EwinV In charge Of the Cincinnati club
Nw0ud be ihs best thing in the world for Duck and
gre sat thing for Cincinnati