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Shooting,

Although tho last weekly practice shoot Of the New
York Revolver and Pistol CluD not well attended
"a 1t would have been had IL not been holiday week,
those who present did very credtabls shoot
ing This club Is the only in the city shooting
twenty yards, the standard American target reduced
for this range, being used The following some OF
the hest scores put up six shots on standard target
possible 10: A. stein ~ cal b. w. revolver. 81; u.
Oehl - cal s. ": revolver; 81: g; L. HOFFMAN, 80
voiver. so; Il, Wall % cal stevens pistol 81.
There twenty.one at the regular shoot
Of the Glenmore Rod and Gun Club at Dexter Park
Ala hon. ihs Inc ss and o
the club the only one TO make straight score OF
the club medal for the month. This necessitated
shoot on between A. Eppig the donor Of tho badge
@ Engcbrccht; and !. EppiR J, A., Eppig missed his
tIst three birds, and WAS out OF It. y. Engelbrecht
killed two and Leonard Eppig three after this and the
latter now wears the diamond medal for the next
and out The first. with ten entries. was DIVIDED BY
brs"h ], Young and j. sti With straight scores Of
three. The secOne had nine entries. Y. liegans, r.
Woods T. Edgerton and G. Engelbrecht divided. with
three straight.
CuIcAGo. Dec. 3O.-Tommy Ryan and his hacker Gov.
cred Danny Needhanls forfeit OF $500 by telegraph
yesterday and the fght 10 now fixture for some time
in March. The California Pacific and other San
Francisco clubs are bidding for the night. The Cali
highest bidder In addition to the pnr.e there win be
again best Needham, and win be Literally backed by his
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To.day's Programme at Guttensurs.
probable starters and weights are:

The probable starters and weights are:
First Race-Purse S%Ob: for beaten horses: seliinR
six and one.hslr tarlonss; llumdrnm. 1os; Fitzroy
Cyrus 1o5: Paradise. 1o4; The Doctor 1O4 Extra 1o4
Kitty. 1ol: spendall Iol; Bonnie King 1oi; Prince
second Race-Purse 500; selling; one mile. Rogue.
fort, 49, KomplAnd. lO6; War Duke. ~ Florimnr. 3D.
St. Anthony. 81; smuyser. 81: Tamn,sny Hall, "a.
Third Race-Purse $500: handicap: for year olds;
tyranny colt IOS Fieurette. 1O7: Acalde. lo2: Alma
r. 1o2; smuggler. 100; Merry Duke. o.; Abundance
Fourth Racs-Purse $500: handicap: six and half
furongs Autocrat. 114 Badge. 112: Prince Howard
los, woodcutter. io5 Drizzle. loa: Cynosure. 90:
Fifth Race-Purse $500: selling; three -qusrters of
mile. Pilgrim: 40: Umpire Kelly. 10e Little Fred
GydA io1: Rerestsr ioi Irene IT,. ioz Romsnce ioi;
Issaaueens hly. 1ol: Battle Cry ~: Freezer. 80:
Sixth Race-Purse $500: for year-olds: selling:
seven lights of a mile. Padre lis; Merry Duke, 112;
Rosa q. colt los; Morgan g. los; John Hickey los;
Kingdom. 1O8: Vocalist 1O4: Mabel Pomeroy. 1U3:
WigwAm. 1O2.
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NoRwALK. Conn. Dec. 3o-Despte last nights storm
fully 500 sporting men, representing nearly every large
town in the State besides goodly number from New
York city and Brooklyn drove in carryas miles up
into the wds OF Greenfield Hill. after most people had
retired where under the friendly shelter of big
barn. they witnessed or the most spirited cooking
mains that has occurred In Fairfield county since last
March, 1t was past O'Clock when the Norwalk sggre.
CATION left tho city. and two hours later before
the painting and almost exhausted horses reached their
destination The wind blew gale aud the rain fell N
made break for cover The bar OF course an impro.
vsed affair demanded their first attention. and then
thu work OF arranging tho pSoiininaries was COM
menCed.
bridgeport was to he pitted against westport and
each side produced eleven birds although only nine
lord offered his services a. referee and they were nc
handled the WeMpor cocks. and Stratrord man did
similar duty for bridgeport. Weights ranging from
and tho condi lions S25 battle and 5000 the
general result 1t after IL O'Clock when the fun
commenced and dayign. WAS close At hand before tho
main. she showed great pluck and q willingness 10
show up IN tho pit again at meet which will DO held
next month.
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Say. doc Early. Where Were You,

Tho folio wing telegram was received At the N"'dtet
Esus Office yesterday:
"McCarIhy and Caayhsn must nght before Jan. 20
or not nj all. CHARLES N0EL, fre-iueht
Mccarthy and Joe Early, Callaghun's manager had
agreed tho day before have the bout any day in
February that the Olympic Club might name. The pnr
port OF President No1is message was sent to Mccarthy
through BiIv Kenny, The ex'amatcur feather weight
Champion. who happeael to be in The inos,m'i hrmS
Of1Ce when the despatch was received. ana Al J., ~
Mccarthy t.iesraphed; "lIavo seen Kenny. All o. h.
as far ns am concerned"
was not altogether satisfactory Early replied 20 call
that be wOuii be at THE SUE ONCE before W. NJ aud
ssy wlethe err the date would suit him. He wanted 10
sec Caaghan he agreed to night In january ne
said in hour he had not put In an appearance
y THE SUN office,
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Tomorrow, At II A. NJ, Courtney and Riordan will
play Grady and Connolly the best OF nve games.
Boston May Have . New Athletic Club.

BosroS Dec. 80--A now amateur athletic club Is be
ing talked OF among the followers OF gentemany sports
in this vicinity. The is slowly taking form prin
cipsily in Cambridge where number Of fine athletes
reside who have regular club. The leading factor In
tho scheme Harry odgkins. late OF tho Trimounts
well known as good long.dstanco runner. lie says
he has tho nucleus Of an athletic team already In.
terested In the plan. general CANVASS of the unat-
tached amateurs discioses wide Held from which
draw material. There Ia even more good athletic
favor upon project Of forming q new club. Whether
bridge organization, or to form an independent Roson
cub IL still question. The outcome OF the movement
worthy to compete track and ned with the B. A. A.
and the IrimOLnt A, o.
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JUSTICE WINS ON THE HILL.
THE son OFALARAr BEA TsJOBNH
AND PATS 30 7OI.
The Talent Upset in Five Rsces-Rancocas
the Only Favorite TO Win-Oid Hickory
Jina's Annual Race on tho Hill Top.

| The Talent Upset in Five Rsces-Rancoca'
the Only ravorite to win-Oid Bickory
| Jin's Annual Race on tho Hin Top.
The track was very heavy and It required a
raco horse OF courage and staying power to
win. Backers OF favorites lost heavily. Ran.
cocas being the only first choice horse to win
All but the last race were rather struggling al.
fairs. Justice. 80 to 1 post shot. won this
race In a driving finish by q neck. John Hickey
beating Florimor head for second place.
Old Hickory Jim. who was an aged horse
about twenty years ago. was INDUCED in his
yearly race. his owner. J. J. Davis. starting
the pet OF his stable in a big field OF four
teen in the third race. The ancient son OF
Dasher. out Of an unknown dam. was never In
the race. He came in thirteenth followed by
Comet, the latter being very slow to, get away.
Ezel. who rode Ruth very suspiGlously the
three lengths from Censor. the favorite. Ro-
The first race, at q mile. for beaten horses,
fell to Longfellow's son Longstride. third
hG ss to TIM o aaa Son f by thS Hds
gIsa colt beating Rover Ave lengths Tor second
Hishwayman H.. third choice in the second
race. q scramble OF four and half furlongss
won easily BY three lengths. Rosa g. colt, q ~
TO- change b. beating sd Mamie Hubbard colt
' aradsate at V5 to t won the fourth race By
Length from Count Lqnss; Bayl.9sr: the fqHyorte
cas-. TIE plck OF tho talent in the NTH race.
made play II the last tSrlCns and %Hn By
came in a poor third. Summarizes:
THE FIRST RACE.
Pure 400 for beaten selling on. m:
Ssy: a i s$:,:s
n. Prince Edward
Tlmo l:ocS4.
81: sa' So1. .s.aH ssuas S.a a.
THE SECOND RACE.
Purse $500: for twoyear.old malden'; four and .
+. Sifhn,s ch, c. Hehvayman H.. by Forestsr-Aed.,
s;S
Ess sna ' santa sdi S colt '' '''''''
.sa "a. AGAIN.: sSs
THE THIRD RACE.
w Rs.snm Bros ,Ss s,sS Ruth aged by
D. A. Honss B. e. Censor g. loi
ssn nsxs %s s EssHi Pardon
B. st. .P.tricI; Nubian; Young Duke Sam Morse.
Hickory Jim and Comet pas also g ran! ran
ssss. ps sssi !sst .s Censor ''
THE FOURTH RACE.
saoo for beaten ceiling sv m,s
IS r, /, iSs iii: rsnny
Ecrs.
Time. 1:5lM.
Betting-Six to I against Graduate. Is to 8 Count
Luna. to Baylor. Mutuals paid S12.85. S8.4o $3.50
THE FIFTH RACE.
Purse $780, selling; five furongs and half.
J. ULeary's ch C. Rancocas. T. by 1roQuos-Ontario.
J. iiman's b. & g. " Cook D. ios
NJ. j. Days br g. Salisbury aged. 93 r. Doane).
Dalsyrian Mabel. and Ivnnhoe also ran
Time. 1:13. -
Bsttinsrxc to one against Rsnsoss. ssts1 Gw
THE SIXTH RACE.
Purse $500: selling: seven furongs.
J. Werlens CHI &. Justice. g. by Aiarm-Equity 1la
J. Shields oh. John Hickey . ~ Grifin)
J. McDonad's CHI g. Forinlor. s. ia tMorrissey,..
Laah. Sparkling. Rock. and TAmmany Hail also ran.
Time 1887.
Betting-Against Justice. 80 to John Hickey Il
Florimor 20 to I. Mutuas paid So 1O $2755. $685..
NJ straight tickets were sold on Justice.
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M A. C. OFFICIALS WILL NOT TALK

Says the Quoted Letter Was CsnAdentiaI.
The officials Of the Manhattan Athletic Club
yesterday refused to reply to the serious
charges brought against tho NJ A. c. by dis
satisfied members of the club
When Lawyer Harmon. the leader Of the Re-
form party and Chairman OF the committee
which made the adverse report against the
financial management OF the club. was
seen. he said: The quoted circular was
beers Of the opposition party for campaigning
purposes. and was supposed to be oonhdential.
and all can say is that deeply regret the ac-
ton and deprecate any publicity OF the clubs
private affairS,"
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Sick So Long.

CIV. HoDKINs. Postmaster at East Lamoine.
Me-. writes that Mrs. kelly's son. who had been
confined to bod fourteen months with an Alb
scess. has boon cured sound and we'll By
swift's Specific The boy is fourteen years
old, lives next door to me. and I know the
statement 10 be true
g. s. 3. has wonderful effect on children.
and should be given to every weak and do
bilitated child. Send for eur book on the
Blood and Skin.
SWIFT s1xcIFIc co. Atlanta. O..
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sewar.a,s Active Land and Water Club.

That energetic little organization the sswsren Land
and Water Club of sewsren NJ j. has arranged very
attractive programme ;or New Years Day. shooting
will begin promptly At $50 A. A. at its grounds at
Sewaren. The Erst match or the day Will be for the
ballard prize In the afternoon there wiz he team
shoot which will begin nj 2 oclDek open 10 leans o.
three men be chosen at the grounds, hAndtAps 10
he the same for the Ballard trophy IN addition 70
an open competition immediately after the team
match. In which L. expected that number OF the
o. nsSs d ss x. a
r.. e I'd Hs slsss ~ ssa 'A'''
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The Gotham Che 81 Club.

The inaugural meeting Of the newly organized
Gotham Chess Club was held last night ut the club
rooms. FIFTY. street and Third avenue. About
twenty -nve members were present, and goodly num-
Der of candidates handed In their apple for
bership. short business meeting was held and then
me oi,sers Of ,hs club are; r lim9n: Prs.idsnt:
1. Donohrc. Treasurer TIL. dues We're liked ut 81 a
year quarterly In advance The initiation fee
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The farley-Emmetts Of Jersey City have arranged
two matches. They will meet tho Barrys At Oakland
Park Jersey tity Heights Tomorrow. and OIL Sunday
they viii play against the Irish'Americans At the o. N
T. grounds, Newark.
Of Newark nave elected the following ofcers for the
ensuing year; Presdent T.. liukhes Wee President u
Hendricks; Treasurer. L. Duhy. and Secretary. r..
Hughes The football team would like to arrange
games with clubs playing association rules Address
Thomas Hughes 90 xqusduot street. Newark.
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THYME AND Co.-BoWIERs.
They VIII Hon Any Two Mep-Their First
Match Proves m Easy Victory.

Nick Thyme. who won the nrst prize in Tas suS ndi-
vidua mpionship tournament last season. and A.
Pauiscn also competitor in the latter tournament.
have decided to stick through thick and thin" and
roll against two bowlers in this vicinity for any
amoant Of money. Joe Thum and Gus scvers rolled
against them at the Germauia Assembly Room alleys
yesterday. Notwithstanding that the games rolled
In the afternoon, ahe crowd was present Thyme did
weakness and they easily scooped in the 500 stake
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Boat Clubs victory their chances for the
s ss.oS
Ss Rossi: s 10 s FH: isf
atlantic Boa. Club Ies ssyer 5:s; ynt.s
stS sis@ 'asss 10.
s%Iss 1s: ksast S,, suss. IL; a:'isa ~;
. Of the Gu Of
the club tournament series. Tile scores:
p1: 49, c bossa o H.ss Ss 4s,. III fla
sw Tss wRses 4 49, Shines i'
Ne ID .Ts s sS's s::f H Do,'.ra $50:
rs u.s. iis Sa!i AL Ios SIS 1925 Spencer
% ndssaay m. ssor. at their alleys
S.Ss.n s is 1s ia srau'
,is S;s% isS Sss IL Hsss u; sr'''
M.s,st SS Dec sons fo,!owIns were
viRsr
.na & ssr7s sns%s sx. 's5 l9 @ ass vre'
l. ita; Edwards las i'G Totai 4s massey '' Mill
.Sa ss scySrs GuS% ray ~ 4 n's vre'
w i's ias s.ru : G it 4cta ''
THIRD GAME.
Asl.ntsIHo,ntsck, 12s Peal! Is7; Halssy. 1-o;
Ten Strike-Charick. lS2. Roberts 1Bo; Lnnell 1885,
May. 113: Beckman. 162. Total, 744.
Teams NoA 2. 7, and II rolled in the Union League
clubs tournament OF Brooklyn OH Tuesday evening
Tho score:
CANE.
Team No. 7-Comes. $50; Whitney, 1874; Crimes 1G0:
Bazo. Ill: Scarborough. 1856 Total. hhl
Team No. 2-Carson. l2Ii Gardner, Ill: Hamlin 152
Miller, 147. Gilman. III Total. go
syCoND CANE.
Team No. ll-Bocrnm. l5i: Eurtis. 1862; Oliver 1856;
Team No 2--iiamiin 1913: Carson. 100; Gardner $50:
Miller. LOO: Gilman. I'D. Total, DOL.
Team No 7-Comes l42: whitney. III; Grimes. 1875;
Blazo 1875: Scarborough, l33. Total 84a.
Team M. 1I-Bosrum. 12o: Marsh. lo4 Oliver, 1+T;
Young, 1I3; Burtiss 1873 Total. 8oI.
The individual tournament Of the Oxford Club Of
Brooklyn drew 10 close Oh Monday evening, Tho
prize winners are Mcssrs q. W. Rolns = " Hubbard,
and r. r. Axtsll who captured irs' second and thiri
pTizes respectively.
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Pittsburgh Wants Lyons.

nM.sHiscroS, Dec. 3O-Pit sburRh objects to having
nh{ Ly0ns assigned to play In New York next
Tam naa saned contract 70 serve the smoky CITY
rttsihtti Young IN beh ali "r Pittsburgh The ease
80 80 reviewed from every standpoint. hut Mr. Young
'use' 10 make any change In the LIS OF assiynments
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Knight. OF tn. Key VIII Play Chess.

The Tclegraphers Chess Club,w hold Its annual
nament nj the OF the cub. 81 Cort andt street
Entries are to be sent TO ID. &. DOnohue Secretary
Play will begin ON Monday. Jan. T.
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DIsquaIlaea An.a tsur..

r,Sis,!hs Heard Athletic Club Of Brooklyn had not
Sh The Metropolitan Association the contestants Of
sms,ans oas boxing competitions become disqualified
- scheduled meetings. A''S'''.'''As
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HELMER'S BI.0zONE CURE.

This remedy is now attracting attention far and
wide. From Massachusetts to Oregon 1t is doing its
heaven appointed work Of healing the sick.
such patients who have given up all hope OF get
ting well again.
Testimony pouring in me from all points Of the
compass, shows that have not claimed one iota be-
yond actual performance result all the more crafty
ing because Of sinceres friends shaking
their heads in ncredulity At my radical and fearless
announcement that
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Total pins per sde-Thyne and Paulsen. 3,oI2; Thum
and Sievers. 2.a16
Averagc-Thyne. 16A 30: PAusen, 1872 1.9: Thum,
1874; Stevers 1855 90.
At tho conclusion of the match the winners were
challenged to roll scries against Knecht Of tho
mania mania. Club and sehwacke Of tho Spartan Club The
at the Germania Assembly loom alleys this afternoon
at o'clock The series will be the best four out Of
seven games for SIS side.
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CARPETINGS.

Including Wiltons, Mo-
quotes, Administers, Body
and Tapestry Brussels, In
grains, &C.; also Spring Beds,
Bedding, &c. Get our esti-
mate.
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Totals....... as14 1882 Totals GOOD III -

Palma Club "a l62 24g 8+2 Ala 40 672 68S TAI $40
Nw'k b. b. 10 l3D 1893 go 3t3 AIT $40 804 t68 IlD
umpres-,Iames Clarke and Y. q. Bennett. Scorers
Frank Baldwin and Syrial Robinson.
Ayeragss-Palins Club. 166 70; Newark Bay Boat
Club. l<3 40
The Manhattan Athletic Club team played their nrst
game last night tho XAver's alleys In section I
Of the Amsris.n amateur Union and met with an OK.
chesring OF rattles together with the codness
OF the place. something new aud bothered them
very much the result being of the smallest scores
made by this team. The score:
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To.als....,...sala 81 727I Totals. 10


FRAMES.
Brooklyn 76 100 224 2a2 38l 4o5 $40 ao2 ss7 727
Osceoa 81 l49 232 2.,O 1874 438 522 8l2 884 744
Umpire-A. c. Cooper. scorers-G. W. Wood and J.
IAN TaERell
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"SMALL PROFIT"

"Our WareTOOMs and Store.
houses" being located on mex
pensive property together
with our we'll known accur,a to
selection and immense eXhibi-
tiOn Of the proper Styles de-.
make our House the 0eSid-
era tun1" for Buyers of taste
and economical IDEAS
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The reconstructed Lenox Hill team downed the pins
with such remarkable regularity during preliminary
practice at the Germana Assembly Room alleys last
night that their opponents the Yonkers and Gotham
teams. actually thought that tho Yorkviile sphere
wieders would succeed In breaking their long string Of
defeats The scores:
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SECOND CANE


Gotham rs 1874 23a 49, 426 51a 594 ga 755 s4l
Lenox HILL 10 1872 PIG 2Dl 1856 $50 497 573 85A 49,
umpire-D. c. La Due scorers-A. vog,l and q.
Schenk.
Averags-Gotham. 16s Is: Lenox Hill. 1882
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,;s: s ~: 81 :s: as a:.1 ~ s:s
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Manhattan 80 !53 24s sl5 tol AT 500 e24 e77 1872
Glendale. l%y $40 sos 37b <6b 6I3 $40 685 til
umpire-C. n. Heusser scorers-T. Acstravick and
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1862 20: Glendale. IA l.5.
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Totals. .....18 2O1< $500 Totals....l8 21l3 So
Yonkers ..1l4 2le 2ss $40 434 80 694 GIT 773 sSs
Gotham.... 30 $50 26S 35s 4S4 GIT $50 681 754 So.
Cmpire-O Foege. scorers-E. Irwin and q. Schenk.
AveraVe-YonIers. 1I3 %.5: Gotham. 17O25
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The superb work OF Lutz in tho game last evening
between teams a.. ,rePrssenttimE the Palma Club aud
of the former In Jersey City sent the PalmAs further
ahead section four series Of the American Amateur
kuMlinR Union tournament The kcOEe:
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PARL0R SUITS,

In Damask, Brocatelle,
Tapestry, Silk, and Mohair,
Plush Rugs, Petty Points,
and Haircloth Coverings,
from $3.50 to $4,000.
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Jim Sullivan buys . Newspaper.
Big goodnatured. jolly Jim Sullivan. tho Secretary Of
tho Amateur Athletic Union and Metropolitan A.soc.-
ton In fact. general athletic Bah. yester
came the proprietor OF the Sporting Times OF which he
had been business manager. and hereafter 4. ). Z,
rounds OF ale last night. and then
hdsnty asserted Hereafter there only be spu1ts
ing people on earth-TuE Sun and me- That coca"
Tho Wrinkle Yacht Club will hold their annual Cinnse
this evening Mt Martinelis in Filth avenue Commo.
dore Swanton presiding.
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THIRD CANE.
Totals. IL 2ll9 T54 Totals. ....12 II ~
II q noisy crowd that rooted for the Monarchs
at the Academy alleys last night. The scores:

TRANIs.
Glendale 20 176 2el 814 42s 400 b7o o43 8aa 778
Monarch. 15l 237 3O2 407 5O4 $40 87S 1871 1915
Umpire-C. NJ Heusser scorers-stanton Tucker
and T. W. Timpe
Average-0lendaie. l54 85: Monarch. ITS.
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Judd Il III and Did Not Play.
Football.

ST. LOUIS. Dec. wing TO the illness Of Judd no
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THIRD GAME.
Aos@s''''''' - UAoi
FRAMES.


Lenox HILL. 1T 40 la1 $40 $50 AT 4s5 b5s e13
Yonkers ct 143 21O 2S9 347 <l9 496 500 655 1888
Ump,re-H Gssdes. scosers-E Irwin and a. vogeL
Average-Lenox Hill. ~ 3.5 Yonkers. lat 35.
The games In the Brooklyn National tournament last
evening were started precisely at O'Clock and were
At seasonable hour; Tho Osceola Club won the
hrst game and the Brooklyn team the second. The
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BROOKLYN as 165 234 800 423 491 b87 6<3 700 76a
Montauk. Ill 125 POS 26o 3l< 1916 AT 514 $40 $50
umpre-G. McElroy. scorers-G. Hastings and II.
LRspark,
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FOLDING BEDS.

Standard, Medicus, Ames
& Frost, Converse, Odell,
Union, &C., Oak, Walnut or
10th Century. from 81 up.
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There is But One Disease Possible!
AND CONSEQUENTLY
There Can Be But One True Remedy f!

One gentleman in Illinois. who had procured tho Bi.
Ozone Cure to relieve him OF catarrh that caused
total deafness and severe chronic indigestion. after
using the remedy rregularly for three weeks
in reply to my inquiry to what benefit he had derived
from tho treatment that he did find any differ
ence in his condition than If he had taken just
much pure water" Upon closer inquiry found out
that no ate his most rclished meal supper that
he would have to sit up aferward nearly all night in
bed to cough up nearly q pint of pheRm. few fur
ther plain instructions brought the following reply
from him week later (Dec. 'a1. which shows that
his opinion changed radically as to the remedy's
potentiality:
''Your last favor received began week ago 70
without the third meal supper. also to make vgor.
GUS attack all along the line the catarrh.
solution OF the BOzone injected into the nose. and
hold 1t in with head on tho floor. while suffer tho
tortures OF the damned As burns and the
loose in head. eyes hot and scalding tears
and spit up great amount of phegm. Then I
some preparation rs throat garge' and get
bly, free from mncus My stomach is better and have
no moro violent attacks Of splitting at night.
pretty well cleaned out before going to bed"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-31
DINING ROOM SUITS.

Walnut, Oak, 10th Century
or old English Extension Ia
bles, all sizes and qualities,
from $500 up. Chairs, Cane
and Leather seats, from
$1.00 up.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-31
CHAMBER SUITS,

In Walnut, Oak, Mahog-
cny, Maple, and old English
or 10Th Century finish, from
$1,000 to $25O.OO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-31

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