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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-01-03

30 far there has been no new c0ses OF
rdiptherla have developed in town and
: it is hoped that tie spread of the dis
ease will be prevented. L tile Nina
Wallace, who was attacked with it last
week, is doing very nicely, and from
present indications VII soon be out
again.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-01-03

Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Harris, of Hough-
ton, visited with relatives and friends
in town few days this week
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-01-03

Alfred Thnrlby, of Marquette, was
around among some of his many friends
in the village last "Wednesday.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-01-03

Mr.. Monroe, the contractor on the
ore dock at Huron bay, is getting thing
in shape to commence work. A steam
pile driver was received here by railroad
. few days ago, and hauled overland to
Huron bay whore it will be put into
service as soon as the ice is strong
. enough.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-01-03

P. r. McKernan has been appointed
prosecuting attorney, ly Judge Will
Jams, to fill the vacancy caused by. the
resignation of Elmer z. Halsey.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-01-03

For SALE.-A horse, harness and
buck board. The horse is seven years
old and good roadster. Inquire of
M. CITIZEN, L'Anse.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-01-03

FoR SALE.-I offer for sale at great
bargain my house and 20. in the village
Of L'Anse. For prce and terms inquire
of Mrs. MARY GANSIER,a
1-13-pd. Grover, Mich.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-01-03

Miss Nora Sullivan. of Calumet,
visited some OF her old friends in town
this week.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-01-03

The board OF supervisors was in SEES
sion last Wednesday.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-01-03

The winter term Of school commences
next Monday.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-01-03

The (O)ld (K)night (o)wls we're out
Wednesday night.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-01-03

FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHuncu.--
Preaching every sabbath evening IL o rlocks.
sabbath school ut y a. III. NJ. ID. Crawford
Superintendent. Prayer meeting Tuesday
evening at 7:3D.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-01-03

What remarkable winter we are
having, anyway. Here it is nearly mid
winter and no sleighing yet; and the air
as balmy as in springtime.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-01-03

DR.. Mason, of Houghton, spent New
Years with DR. and Mrs. Turner.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-01-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Q. p. Blankenhorn
we're passengers to Happening few days
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-01-03

Master Willie Columbus is visiting
some of his yonny friends ut Calumet.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-01-03
4 ANSE AFFAIRS

Circuit court will be in session next
Monday.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-01-03

For SALE;-A good heavy work
horse. Enquire at this office.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-01-03
CHURCH DIRECTORY.


CHURCH DIRECTORY.
EJEsT METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHrncu.
Freschine every Sabbath evening u eIccS.
sabbath school Ut j. a. N. Nj. b. crawford lord
superintendent. Prayer meeting Tuesday
evening At :so.
CATHOLIC CHuRcH: Father Schelhamer
priest Low mass y held y, 100 every morn.
At 1850 .. nj. Vespcrs and Benediction at p.
~. Low mass at y. "a. at Arvon the. first
Monday Of every month.
l. ANSE AFFAIRS
Circuit court will be in session next
Monday.
The winter term OF school commences
next afonday.
The (O)ld (K)night (O)wls were out,
Wednesday night.
The board of supervisors was in SEES
sion last Wednesday.
For SALE;--A good heavy work
horse. Enquire at this office.
DR.. Mason, of Houghton, spent New
Years with DIR. and Mrs. Turner.
Master Willie Columbus is visiting
some of his yonn friends at Calumet.
-----------l--- --------------- y
Mr.. and Mrs. Q. p. Blankenhorn
we're passengers to Happening q few days
ago.
Miss Nora Sullivan. of Calumet,
visited some OF her old friends in town
this week
Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Harris, of Hough-
ton, visited with relatives and friends
in town few days this week.
Alfred Thurlby, of Marquette, was
around among some of his many friends
in the village last Wednesday.
For SALE.-A horse, harness and
buck board. The horse is seven years
old and good roadster. Inquire of
M. CITIZEN, L'Anse.
What remarkable winter we are
having, anyway. Here it is nearly mid
winter and no sleighing yet; and the air
as balmy as in springtime.
P. r. McKernan has been appointed
prosecuting attorney, ly Judge Will
Jams, to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation of Elmer E. Halsey.
FoR SALE.-I offer for sale at great
bargain my house and %. in the village
of L'Anse. For prce and terms inquire
of Mrs. MARY GASSIER,a
1-13-pd. Grover. Mich.
Mr.. Z. E. Halsey, of Pequaming, took
his departure, last Wednesday, for
Milwaukee, where lie VIII engage in the |
real estate business with w. J. Morga,.
He has our best wishes for future sue
cess.
DR.. George McElveen has decided to
locate at Even to practice medicine |
and surgery. Even is a promising
young village and undoubtedly presents |
an inviting field for the doctor. We
wish him success.
An indoor picnic Tor the entertain.
ment of the children OF the Catholic |
Sunday school was given at the town
hall by the ladies of The Cathol C church |
last Monday evening. All who attend
cd, old and young, spent very pleasant
evening.
The L'Anse Lumber Co. is tho name |
Of the corporation OF firm that is to put
up mill at this place. Albert Heath.
We believe, is the general mana err. He
thinks the Ne: toria mill will be moved
here ami remodeled. He expects 20
begin work in o few DAYS.
i
Mr.. Monroe, tho contractor on the
ore dock ut Huron bay, is getting thing
in shape to commence work. A steam
pile driver was received here by railroad
Q few days ago, and hauled overland to
Huron bay where it will be put into
service as soon as the ice il strong |
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-05
LAToN14's RUNNING MEETING.
Uncle hob Wins tho HandIcap-Favorites
In the Majority.

CINCINNATI, Sept. A-Three of tho I'VE favoetes won
at Laton:a to-day, and English rode pair OF the win.
ners The track was muddy. while the unsettled
weather held the attendance down to regulars only
The frst race, selling purse. one mile and twenty
yards with eleven sarters resulted In driving nnish
between the 81 10 chance, Drift and the to choice
j. i, no ridden by c. Sloan. j. 7. winning BY . short
head, while tho to fnvorte, Abilene came third.
lime a!3a.
1n- second race four and q half furionaa had eight
maiden two year old fllies As starters. Miss HerA
daughter OF Jim Gore closed favorite at to but the
PahiDue fy Paro.ee ITO. English up at TO l. won a.
she pleased by four lengths the favsre finishing sec
oni and the Blazer My AMMO House third length on
Time. :Ul ~
Then came the mile selling dash. with five starters Of
which Royal Garter lIa Freeman In the saddle v a.
an 10 favorite Royal Carer BY a length In 4
lighting nnish with Billy Iinkerton, who beat Tenacity
head for place honors Time :tal&
The mile and seventy yard handicap with Ave start.
erk came fourth Uncle Bob lls. seaman In the sad.
Ole, was 9 to 5 favorite. and he won easily by two
lengths with Adrenne second eight lengths In front Of
the sport ended with nvefurlonR dash for maiden
Two ~. year OLD cots Eight ran. Bob T"ombs IS rid
i,d - an easy winner BY four lengths from the toll
head foF place hon3rh Time It@S The winner I a
youngster tuat Is sure to prove high class performer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-05

suaoi May Take New HeeerA On The New.
Tangled Course at stockton.

Adviccs from San Francisco stating that Su-
,oi M, pal, Al,n ava IN hs eent for records
MOI anu Iaio n'tn "efe W W so"t .o' ~.
on kite-shaped track. reporter OF lhh
SvN called on Mr. Robert Bonner last night for
.o,c,m,,ion ., ,h, r.nor,
mwsm no,, ~ 800 ~. ~, 49,, All, Oh. ,.,.,.,
wen now youSe got mo- sara tue Vetera"'
for am in tho dark about IL. Sunol 10 In tho
b.nds M Gov stanford apd m. onIv nevs I
u"uu' VI 49, e' 49, Wv ,
have received about her 10 this telegram from
Marvin. which came this afternoon:
.,- O., ,,,,
STOCKTON Sept 1891
Moved TO Stockton viii not work mare until satur.
a,v cp,. M.nyIs"
There arc two tracks at Stockton. reRu.
lation and n kite ,haped. tho latter lust fin
i,s a. ss,,, h.,.,,, -, LII -
lshea. the 'op dressing having .eeh Ia'o Two
weeks ago. The regulation track Is ono Of tho
nj. r.ao,d to.,t nr.r I, Wh.,hor w. tI,..
MS record OF z:ii over i. nno'her tno khe-
shaped track Is faster has not yet boon shown
but M the Independence track is from two to
ss. ,. ~. az. ~. ...,",,..
louf SECONDS ias'e. man 'he oes. res"iauoh
/. that the stockton kite track will not be be-
hind the age.
While nm really In Ignorance As to
rhethsr Marvin in, epds giving Sunol a repu.
80. =. IT.. 49,, ,.,o., n, s,,,t,o, n, 4.
Ialon or kite-shapeu record Ut e,ock'on IL Is
my belief he will try for tho latter. i had
that time he decl aisd himself against Eits
records. but as performances over hose tracks
are now being accepted rs records. it Is prob
able he will give tho mare the benefit u the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-05
Baseball Games To-day,

NATIONAL LrAGrE
Cleveland Va New York. at Cleveland.
brooklyn ~. Pittsburgh. at Pittsburgh.
Chicago va Boston. At Chicago
Cincinnati vs. Philadelphia, at Cincinnati
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Athletics vs., Milwaukee at Philadelphia
baltimore Va. Louisville al Baltimore
Boston Va St. L0Gis at Boston.
Washington VS., Columbus, at Warrington
EASTERN ASSOCIATION
Albany Vs. Troy at Albany.
buffalo vs.. lebanon 81 buffalo
ANATtrR LEAGUE.
Staten Island A. G vs.. Staten Island c. c. at IVES.
LIg!ewood c. vs. Crescent A. G, at Englswood
CTItR CANES
New JerseyA g. VS. lston A. A. At BerR,n Point
South Orange 7. c. ys 1t Thomas at South Orange.
uranye 4; a. VA Columbia A, O., at orange
North side A. Z. Va iorkvills y. N. q, A., at North
New YORK; " ~ 5000
~ Vernon A A. vs. Gorhamr. at Mt Vernon.
State A. 4. VS. Centrevis A. C.. at West Bergen
Cuban tia nts va Jer.syA ar Iioooks en-
Greenpoint A. 9. VS. Jenersons at Greenpoint
liomescs vs. Dauntesa at Far kockA~ay
llarem A. va Montclair q, A A.. ~ Montclair,
,heecher schenek Eensdict vs.. Brooklyn Insurance
Atlanta. " o. n. T., At halfway.
Tabernacle a A. VS. Alert A. a., At Fli1abeth
uSckrnsack O. {. W. Liberty. AT HaekensAck.
lroiuols A. 4. va Aroma a., at Grssnvtlls.
Hornets VS.. standards at Cnn,tsbie Hook.
IindtHs vs. newark ravs at ,'enirey,lle
Housvardsy vs. Iiirkorys at PAyonns.
Orients va Clareniont., at ciaremont
seahoards vs., Frarsalls, at Grecnyille
It George A. Z. va Cathedral a. G.. at the Polo
grounds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-05
Odds and Ends OF Sports.

To rHE EpIrok or TH. suy-Sr: I am authorized 10
that the OGDEN Athletic Club viii hang up purse
Of e24Oo0 for the proposed nsht Dstw John L.
Ivan and slAyin. fer which . forfei. | notice has
been putun They will guarantee that an amrn,hea
tire VIII be In readiness for the match. which will be
every way convenient and that will afford SPECTATORS
every possibility OF vie wing the CONTEXT
aud that there will b police other interference
oGpsS. Aug. 30
The 10 lowing special cable received at the Folo
Gazette office yesterday from London; There viii BE-
no International sxday race for the OF
the world between John HuRheA the American cham
pion, and Charles Rowel unless Hughes vii! agree 10
run here. Rowes hacker insists on the beng run
At the Olympia Ted PritchArd Will probably arrange
. match with Bill Mccarthy. the Australian who has
challenges him Slar!n has turned book maker and 80
far made succs.at the York meeting Fred Johnston
70 awaiting = reply from George DIXON Savln and
Mitchell Will not leave for Now York until the big racing
events have been decided"
ELIEABrTn. Sept 4-Cha'rman Woodruff Of the Ama
teur Athletic cnion has issued order warning All
athstes belonging 10 the Union not to part tie
Labor Day games At tho New Jersey Jockey NIB
grounds here under penalty Of being dsbared and Tor
!etlnx their membership In the association Tic reason
edic !. the failure OF the games 10 he registered
and because they will conflict with those OF
lshnd Athletic Club which to be held the same fAy
undsr the Jurisdiction Of the A \ L. Thu chairman
OF the Racing board OF the ]. A ". has likewissrs
FUSED TO give his consent to the proposed trials Of speed
between bicycle riders and trottinR horse which WAS
Psrt Of tbs programme This action Of inc A.. and
10 10 the most interesting features IT the dayisport
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-05
MR. A. 4. BONNER ON TROT11N0.
He - In Favor or Dashes-Ths Colt Stakes
at Point Breeze.


Mr.. A. A. Bonner returned from Philadel-
phia bright and early yesterday morning.
after attending the Phil adelphia trotting events
the previous day. Mr.. Bonner had an Interest
ing conversation with the owner Of the crack
stallion Anteeo. record 2:16h. Mr.. q. g. henry
OF tho Pennsylvania Valley Stock Farms. Nor
risville. in which that young and enthusiastic
breeder disclosed his reasons for giving out
Of his own pocket $4,000 for the Colt Stakes
trotted at the Philadelphia circuit meeting.
Mr.. Henry explained that he acted on the
belief that colt races we're contested from
pure and honest love OF the sport and that no
;oSkey,nE would BE- dreamed OF in Sopnsoion
just what they can do. Mr. Henry figured that
b. hsd oss By the but he
with his satisfaction at the results OF the OK
pertinent. the colt events on tho programme
having been exciting and contested With great
Msssrs T. \ smith & H. Horner &. Il. cR. {.
Nr. BSnner followed with a genuine sur.
IL Un ehi on: and
ting races. The reason why running races aces
they .yary the card, with dashes Of different
dashes aud heat II Sn Sslas
Besides. consider that irottting races. best
three out Of flye. are. when the heat. are split
up to race :, Of fye six: or more heats. 100
nine eat race for the Charter Oak PafE SO. 900
stakes last week was altogether too long. and
was cruel to the animals. II was almost crim-
owners Of tho horses" S''A~ -''' 'ne
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-05
Eastern Association.
IHAISnI
Horse and Horse Between New ersey
and Washington.

horse and horse between the ball tosssrs OF
the New Jersey Athletic Club OF Bayonns the team
OF the Columbia Athletic Club OF Washington The sec.
ond encounter between the two was fought yes.
terday afternoon at Bergen Point and tho washngtons
managed TO do better work all round and thereby turn
the tables upon the victorious Jefseymen o: the pre-
vious day. Although they tailed \ quartet of runs to
oss: tho four gathered by the JerseyiteA In the first
game this boys from the capital city failed to further
They also unable to put up the erroriess heldng
game that marked tho playing OF the local team OH
Thursday.
From the until tho fnish the Rane was battle
royal for blood stupid head work the part OF the
eiated Jerhcyinsn gave tho Columbias to do
little celebrating instead OF mourning The teams pro.
sented by the two clubs were pretty much the
in tho personnel of the WashingtonAns. Fltzm0rris
supersedug Daily in tho right garden The Jersryites
made two change In their nine Fountain gong into
tho box an Mae BIrney replacing Du unoies in tho
LEFT aow The capita city contingent had another
pitcher on the BENCH. but the result tho contest
fully justnrd them in again pinning their faith
upon the ability Of Leach as tw!rler for the
innings securing exactly haf dozen base hits iu.
pie NJ which were very scratch affairs On the other
hand tho tolumbias found fouutaus &c ming more TO
their liking than they did N.servelts They also ac.
compltshed thar effective st!ck work 1t was ost
needed. getting all told ~ hoHorz quintet snyl.s
wotagger three base hit and pair of sacriiices
The game was remarkably Tree from battery errors
Fountain only making balk while Leach hit ons m an
with the ball Rnt on.y sent ono ca led
halls ionors were easy between the teams so far as
fielding was concerned each sde having pair record.
sd The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-05
Tennis at Youkers.

Yoxkxns. sept. %.-Ths annua, open tennis tourna.
ment OF tho Paiisads Boat Climb which has been con.
tinued during the week will be brought close to-
morrow afternoon. The playing has been excellent
and the attendance large. The scores:
eeeond Round Mems sngies-w. E. Hodsman bea.
.LadieisInY.s ri q Round-Miss Carpenter beat Miss
Moore S-S 6-t Iii 81.
Mems Doubes First Round-warinR ana Moore beat
Deloiselle and Getty e-l. 60: Myers and Hodena an
beat Shamberin and Bos.rt Oh SO 81: Ewing
and Iiod1man beat tho Bashford brothers. 60 6-l.
Mixed Doubl.s-J. II. JAfrAv. Jr and Miss Carpenter
beat !. T. gashford and Miss George Bash.ord Ga
6-S;C Moore and Miss Temple beat J. II. JAHray Jr,
and Miss Carpenter, 81. 40 So
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-05
ENTRIES FOR sHEEsPHEAD BAE
A Splendid Card offered by the Long Isian,
Jockey Club.


Jockey Club.
To-morrow's card for sheepshsad Bay IL
among the very best OF the meeting. tho
Friendly Stakes for two.yenr. olds. the Sep
TENDER Stakes for tbree.year.olds. and tho
Omnlum Handicap for three.ysar.olds and
upward. at one mile and furisng, being down
Tor decision. The track will be fast. and the
sport should be spirited enough for anybody.
Tho Friendly Stakes has wiRhtman. Bash.
ford. Yorkvllle Belle. DsRonet. and other
high class two-year.olds engaged. and 1t
should prove moro than usually interesting.
Wightmnn 10 grand colt. and Yorkville Belle
Is easily the best two-year- old nlly In training
1t may be Dagonet's turn to win, but the
chances are that Wlshtman md Yorkville
Belle will have the finish 10 themselves. That
useful colt Geo Jay Jay appears among
the entries for the Friendly Stakes as Johnny
Heckscher. MIR. Pierre Lorillard bought him
Few Yorker. and the colt will carry the ham
cocas coiors to- day for the FIRST time. johnny
Heckscher Is a speedy colt but the class he
meets TO day is higher than those no beat in
Bermuda. with any kind OF riding. should
win the september stakes. as l22 pounds
should not stop McClelan,'s good colt John
at a ONE run nile SseS and ri
high: c ass entry. Judge Morrow being The top
weight at 1870 pounds. while Mabel eileen Is the
q long rest ut Saratoga. and lie may win. with
Mabel Glenn second.
English Lady and Incinc should run q
Fronienac and ianauet m az do 10 play In the
nfth The grass race should be good one,
and Eric may win. with Carroll second.
This 10 the programme In detail
added Of which TO and sOy to third out OF
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-05
These Athlete. D,.quamnes The..elve.

The annual picnic and games of the Sacred Heart
7. A n Society Of Sacred Heart Church In West Fifty
frst hold Lion Park yesterday afternoon.
The athletic events resulted as follows:
One hundred yard Run-Frst heat won by Frank A.
Butler s. H. T. A. B.: John II. QuRiey. s. II. I. A. B.
second second heat won by Frank Peabody. West
Side A. c.; George Krams. new York Turn verein.
ond. Third heat by Joseph Iiars New York cityt
William Buckley. spald.ng Literary Union, second
Fourth heat won by A. J. May. West Side A. c.: J.
Roche New York city, second Final heat BY May,
Peabody second and buckley third.
-Four hundred and forty yard Run-won BY r. Y.
Turn verein. second.
boys Race. under syears, half a mile-won BY John
second.
mile Run-won by Frank Peabody. West Side A.
c.; John Donohue. New York city, second.
liar mile Run. membe.s-Won by JOIN p Boylan;
John H. Yuigley second
Une.mle Run-won BY John Layer; John }. Dono-
hue second
.Judses-Bernard Butler. Thomas Murray. and John
Victory Starter-D J. Henderson.
As these were open and not sRistsred BY the
hM.!,oR..n :, a.hlss. hsr.st
etais are very lax regarding those picnic games.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-05
A SPIN ON THE TAMoosE
what Ola Salts Say About the Ability or
Mr.. Hearst's Yacht.

". r. Hearst's fast steam yacht vamooss
took spin down the bay yesterday. She came
IN from Tebo's yard to West Thirty fifth street,
where Mr.. Hearst and his friends boarded her.
She then proceeded easily toward Sandy Hook
under ITO pounds pressure of etcam. She then
returned to Tebo's. Last Monday she raced up
the river az far as West Point against tho
Mary Powell. Tho Powell. however. was too
fast for the Herreshoff boat.
There is no truth In the report that the Va.
moose has not como up TO the requirements Of
her contract and that she has not been &C.
cepted by Mr.. Hearst. Her contract calls for
speed OF twenty five knots an hour She has
shown twenty.six KNOTS. and can 20 faster.
To get her to San Francisco has been tina
Hearst Old salts shake their heads very cage.
ly when spoken to about the project They
gay she Is too light to stand such trip, and
that at tho best the voyage Is a very ugly ono.
Ono ekipper said It would Re folly to make
such an attempt especially at this season Of
the year.
AT ANCHOR.
The annual fall regatta OF the Larchm Yacht Club
Will be satled to-day on the Sound.
At Larchmont on Monday there will be . race for the
20 ratsrs This 10 the third race OF the seriea
Tbs annual fall regatta Of the Eastern Yacht Club
az o6 b. ,.sa ns.. 1s Of hs s,.ss
schooner class.
The Harlem Club will have . race to-day OF College
Point for Class The entries Jessie Johu BrslI
shamrock. E. McEvoy: julie J. Conkiin. Pirate and r
n. Phillips.
he annual regatta Of the New York Yacht Racing
The start viii be made at ii o'clock In the morning
from oyster Island Buoy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-05

AsruRr riEK, Sept THE nth day of tho Monmouth
County Fair attracted another ago crowd. There
wore two races TINS afternoon The first trotting
race 10 class tro,ters mile he ats tbrse IN Nv. To-
purse OF 500. There were eight entries Prank b
shIsyes |" m; m, yoI;s O. yon the hrs. h-a. In asa,
,nTd heats in s.st. and .;ts. ihs next tr.s hsa,s
ana tNs race we . Won 6y g Elsys b. g, T.. Bar
,lhs second event was a. pace. mite heat.
John 1rouTa b &. iIy Wilkes and r. H. Campheii's Is
IN Liit!s DAISY. This was by far the more exciting
Ihs next mere tasen BY Ittle Das.y 2I;sfi ana
the race In 27lS and 2:3ik. '' "sA' ~"u
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-05
McA u.,n... Merry proceeding.

Jack McAulIHe Is going to give q show tonight IN
Paterson the home OF Austin Gibbons his opponent of
next Friday night. and the champion light weight
will appear before the Pasersonians in boxing bout
with Jimmy Carroll OF BROOKLYN. his trainer 1t is ex
psc,ed that Apollo Hall which Ed stoddart has en-
gagged for McAu'iHe will be well filed. 1t certainly
Gibbons ha, had ths wall. posts and ceilings Of his
ten dsys and says he will lead party OF one hundfsi
to the entrance OF Tho hail tina, each an
ins MeAnr es nerve In rong among Them jus. before
alton He has to come here" they say ITO get on.
money before tho hight for he knows he'll get of
aft
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-05
The Winners Mt Gloucester

GLnucTTrR n. J. Sept L-Followins are tho result,
OF today events:
S Srr.t Raes.seysn eighth: mile Little Ella won,
sseond Rare ive.eixhths mile caution won Peer.
Third Race-Thr.s,tourths mile Hannibal won Pick
etsse0nd, oberln third. Time LIZA. $500
Fourth Race-SiS aui one half furIonRs Iand...r
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Fifth Rncs-one ana one fourth miles Lotion won
MihdItstons second Bantyre third. Time 2ISt.
sixth Rnce-Four MI one half furlonRs SUNDAY wop
Va!oiia second, birigo third Time. O;5sj:. "'''