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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-07
THE MANAsER1AL QUESTION

D,r~ctcr. er the New Ysrk nsssben Clun
Conars. Tne sun's stAtsnertA r.
The exolusiye rounsesneAt In THS sus Of
the determination Of the direStors Of ne New
York baseball Cub to put new manager In
charge Of the team stirred up considerable
excitement among patrons Of the game. Much
regret was expressed at the prospect Of losing
Mutrie.
The opinion was generally expressed that he
is good-heaftsd man. possessin9 sreae ABE
ity as an advertiser his efforts In the latter re'
spect being very valuable TO the New Iofk
Baseball Club. II was admitted. however. that
his easy good nature led him Into faults mat
oyerbalAnced his good qualities II wAs.
therefore, the general sentiment that In max
ing change the New York Club would con.
suit It's best interests.
Owing to the absence Of John b Day. he b.
ing In Connecticut on business. no meeting
was held yesterday. Mr.. Day will return this
morning. and decisive action on the manage
rial question will be taken.
When J. W. Spalding was questioned on the
matter yesterday he said:
.No official action ON tho subject Of reless-
ing Mutrie has yet been taken. At the same
time TIE SuN's article was substantially cor
rect a. reesrds the views Of the dlgsctors The
Ssop Il q r.ss ss y ssis fSrsSas
think well Of Mutria he y 3 good fellow ard
sss S dIas %sn TO manage the new LOT. s'''
s S 2, Ms f ,s:s: xsSS
Thss rnsttsr T. Of caSrss. unsstAsd: I
likely eandldats: Tibet aIsst!Sp WILL how
cyst Ss r.co e a shss ts Bosrd hsd
practically decided 10 appoint . qpoSessT 20
MusT and that re- new mf y Ss
said Nj Tsieott with smRhasis. "wii 30 . u
i a n pane ns,t Th sss.sn q sss
@ ana Snsrf Esep o. ~ss s p sa .4 asss
Ras ess lave sSsHSaRs csc
ths deld The captain YIN obey The t iussrac,
enoe With the menaeer. IA tAet. % Earnest
sai Cub On n o1s &c bssis q &c
men who own the stock run thstf tr-
s snspef e s ne ss 0s e
@ our 1tG% has sSsS rs
s sss G E Ss na. soaaa
Gfsssors q hls eiSS Mi III xS.E 10
yssssesss Hs ssia: v AZ. Sas z 81 sssss
ahead. don't care much. I snail not 30 idls
long. but VIM soon Be hqstling fcr come othsr
in the sir before nv spccessG II is spgSinted
next manager Of the New York Baseball Club.
ss sG ss 81 h asss q : e
oushly aeaqsipted with nstsUpolissn. IT. tastes
sinity since early IN n ne eishtssss sp "a
steered the Trenton Club q VICTORY.
and made them . CLOSE second n 1eSA
5iuS f II is ssS and Il 1855 seeE Ssld =
Rochester. which made . great record for the
three yssfs he wss thaF s e. he
Association: and won two shsTppiopships II one
fine players. and his ability IN tiis respect
will be very valuable to the local team at the
Sfisr 70 manage The Rssocistsoa tesa
Xth tbs %sEsn ~ tni bFo Ss|ss,,,S SX9
be q very unhealthful spot for manager with
ideas Of his own. Powers said to the Wagners
that II he took the management Of the team he
would insist On having iual control Tp this
the neeotiations. To sUN reporter Powers
less he had complete control
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oAn,zaDoa Nov. 0-Ths annual fan handicap games
Of the Harvard Athletic Association held tht
noon Holmsss hsid. II vas raw. chilly dAy. sad
the stteadsnos was therefore slnah An TIE events
wsFS vel contested. although records wsrs broken.
The bsss work Of the afternoon was done BY Kadicest
In The mile walk. Following u thu Summary:
Observation-Disclosures Hurdis-F. Q. Smith.
-, 10 yArdA frst. Time. ~ Is sseonds.
:iss@aR q s feet * inches: =. J. wofn0r: inches
one Hundrsd.ysed Dash-Yinai heat won ~ Nerr.n.
~ yards. Tine. 10 85 seoonds- o. Z. HsSes. %.
Two-9iis bicycle R.es-rra.t ~ scratch. won hrst
place; Elliott IS yards. was second.
pgsstpE g: SHOT, ~ Wn1sssmors. % <fsse nHss.
Sns;miI: W.iI5E: Enaiso.s "a s:.ssss ~sn IN
Four Hundred and Forty.ysfd bssSIC. q. Huhben
"a II ssrds. nr.s; Tins. 81 rs seeonds O. E.
Running Broad Jump--RichaIdson 90. dFst; SECOND.
BIoss. -, scratch. Distance. 20 feet inchSl-
Twohundred- d-twentyyard Hurdle Rsce-Wop BY
Mils. Run-HnckisI. '06. 1rst; Psnton. 100 yards.
throwing Hammer-H. r Alien. %. 10 fset hrst:
CLANCY, "a 20 feet. second Dtetence, ~ fees nen
me bSs. vsuit ", ven By g HodYatn:. Ms nis
Syasd rn IN - wSn y = E. IrG,n, ~ ~ Z;rdd,;
Two-Sandrsd -ysed pssh-- whitssnoss et,
II yards, ftst; p. Wash6urn. second. films. % IS
seconds.
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Hrsvsr 0srAsrA LaaSss Rare CeI1s elton 81
Cheiee Ksstssky Horses.
BuysAIo. Nov. al-Ths breeding interests In
Erie county have been materially benefted to-
DAY by the addition Of one Of the most valuable
eonsisnmsnts Of trotting horses ever recetvsd
IN this STATE. The stock II from the Angliana
Farm. Kentucky. and 70 the property OF Ger
hard IAns. the well-known brewer Of this city
There arc fourteen head. mostly yearlings and
vsanlinesI and their worth u estimated at
$4,000 By his numerous purchases in the
psst few years. Mr.. Lang has been laying the
Foundation Of . great breeding establishment
He nov has ct his farm on Bailey avenue
about seventy-fve OF the most noted horses In
Nsw York State The consignment oonsists
mostly Of the get Of Timothy @ Anglins's stall
Hon wilkes Boy. 2;24k.
Ono Of the most noted youngsters in Mr..
LAns's eonsisnmsnt 10 the black yearlinG colt
Nassau. He IL . son Of Wilkes Boy. 2:2kk.
out OF Josie King. By The King. sire Of Lime
Stone. 2:10X. second dam Kincora. dam Of
Constantine. l-year~old record 2:1eX. By
Mambrino Patchen. third dam Kitty Tranby.
dsm Of aiee WIPES. 2;2Qx. b Mambsino Tran-
3sn. q his sire. wilkes Boy. and 81 Ansiin.
Hail II. years old and has ten performers In
o4 fssSEd S1SG: drahsa Tour. yeeT.oido ia
s Won o S~sr sna hea s.n Mao
IS 1898 p ir an. sa. s. e
Nassau Is 9 large colt Tor his SIP and shows
Brother aSh to Maud 1. AA' " -'- -' '"''
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DovsItng G0ssfn.

fhe Mutual Bowling Club Of TIE =. u. O. l. win bowl
no matches this SEASON
Harry Montgomery's slate alleys the sensation Of
the session In newark and vicinity.
The two.man team tournaments Of the nossvils An.
lettc Club b bringing out big scoreA
The Progressive Bowling Club has out cut hot psss
IN the Montgomery team tournament
The Our Own Club. formerly the Our Own RIA CluS.
has taken mp bowiinf and rolls every Friday night on
Nontgomery's slate alleys
The r. y. G. A. alleys In clinton street. are well
being rolled Tis record FOR the alleys Is 2sa
Harry Northrop Of the Rosevills A. A. hys.man team
Of the most reliable spare bowlers In the State
Next Friday nights games n tie Aontgonery tour
and AMERICA second teaIna Close csntssts md big
scorer are looked for. =
mo membership limit Of the Montgomery Bowling
Club the oldest club OF the kDd in NAw jersey has
eSen raised 70 twenty-five. and ivory Thursday night
mem. The club has entered . strong contingent Tor
the team tournament
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First Race-riyo furlongs; for maidsna Quarter
nssster George G, 11S Prince Peyton. JIG; Moie Da
Wis. liz: Seven Vocalist 81 Laurent ia; Mckeeser
.1I3I Mary d. III: Faux Pas colt. Doubie Gross Con
Eales Jos: Padre. lo6i Ion Voyage. lo4: Mabel Pems
Second RaeesiS and half furlopss; selling EoQne-
hican. S3; Marie Lowell, ~: King HAGEN. 10.
rS ha S afGs s bn
Kle, 100; Lepanto, VI.
Ioo Courtney, rorentor. liz: Wrestler 100; sroceo
60 Lucxy ao.: Extra Nellie BY los Inferno Strata
FIFTH tsce1oas mile Phone. kingstost, Seymour.
Little Willie. each I'D; Benedictins. Plsxis, odetto
Catlap. iceberg. lou. =
Sixth RaceEseven.e Igbths: selling Deranao, 1lI:
Pelham. centaur: Bohemian, III; Dalssman Firstly.
Wills Marie Ios: Maggie Murphy. %; Vernon. o.:
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The school. Threw n. Terry Out.

An exeitsd group Of ntessshsiAstao Rooehan LsAeas
delegates GsshsSd h ne mssttns q Bsrhslsy
School yesterday to settle the qosstisA wAstAsr I'm
Terry. the crsscsnt player mould 30 allowed 10 play
the esven Of Dwight School fsrrv has been playing
the Stevens Institute team this ssAsos and there b
sruls among Tie city schoolboys that II . lsd has
played college team he shall Be ineligible 70
school eleven This applies 10 La who hss been 10
college and returned TO school Part Of the whole
sssSs 1s.a.s e 'ssysf xsh &. casss:as
me schoo wsrs rsprssentsA st the meeting o FOL.
laws: Bsrksiey Henry eaftsrlee and ISehu; CutlSr,
md Gnigs: Harvard. 7: Islsssw snal and Bllinya
regular sttendAncs At their school Jim Les, who WIS
present in the interest Of Cutler School, argued thAt
.Soala y saoTsa q pay Il ,tns s.ins sHss ~.
the league gameA The Dwight Cutler game therefore.
whieh was Won BY Dwight has been awarded TO Cut.
and instssd q wishdrsx ron the isasus vii az
is best to win the championship The standing the
rArA n N foiinva. -
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The pawnbroksrs salss stores along the Bowsry a,
play choice assortment Of trophies At amAtsu,
msstings presumably piedEed and unTsdssmed
Among the moro noticeable II hrst priss Of the New
York Athletic Club This IL surprising. and probably
tho only "wngodfoot trophy that II playing such an
engagement the Bowory. There two reasons for
this presumption; hrst that the sthletss competing
ct the N. 7. A. os games sry usually the craokaacks
Of the business, aud know how TO dispose Of their
trophis. " soisnt!nc and less conspacuons mannet:
invsfiabiy SO beautiful ths they are highly prsed a.
ksepsakes and Il q not often that athlete VIII part
With Winged-foot trophy.
Tho emblem in question d one OF the prettiest the
New Yorks ever gave away II les In tho dingy shop
window among lot Of cheap gmcracks and inscribed
thereon. % that he who ruAi may read. u:
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osls ..A n.as Of spsrts.


oses sse A.es o. esere
Hssi Fiftssnth strox mar Tth syenrs me inistion
Zee AZ pfcseut q II.
,nSSa: III ae 1itn saeb sms sofon
sAs F.Asosco Nov. e,=Ths Occidental Athletic ciub
cams middle weights TO nghs ON Dec II Tor apufss Of
$4,000
matched 20 iFht Jim Goish q this ely before iss
s. IN the near future
r~. a...h -. $780,. 80, C.,,.~s.- -
Ana s1 RennS 81 Sers.y csT wSs nSt rsta.d
~ - L,a wHI IA Es,sv 9cs Cs. cs@ nos
~ Tos Rrien Sor Kenny sSrsed S ~ ~
tss H,.t,atsi Ssas ONCE On Gondav
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New York Dia Not Have . wsikover 1t
Chess.

There has hardly ever been chess evontthat
ended 80 satisfactorily as the team match be-
tween All New Jersey and the Manhattan
Chess Club. The Manhattans achieved q big
victory by II to 8. The Jerseymen were jubi-
liant notwithstanding their defeat. for they
had done much better than expected. As en-
instance to show how confident the Manhat-
tans were OF their Victory. II may bs mentioned
that some bets were made at the odds Of $50
TO 81 against New Jersey. The results Of the
different games were:
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TIE Winners 1t aIouessssr.

VH0 "I01etU ~ 61ouc6Bo3xS
arouc,srks. Nov. a-Todays races resulted ~ eol.
lows,
First Race-seyen furlonts. Amboy nrst CAM Isn
Second RaceGYour and ons.nsii fusiones. Emblem
md gothsrations. n, . dad 6sas Emblem won the
Third Race BIZ and ons-bsif fuIlongS Dickens won
Peola second. oakyiew third Time, f;2h
ven Ma,sla sssond Esttis third Time o,b7
second. birthday third Time, :14A
LAuncelot second, KmmA ]. third Time, las.
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crssesnt Gu. cl.S sAsoA

The Crescent Gan Club haA bst csw members prsssat
q the regular monthiy shoot a Dsxtss Sask ysr9ay
me club shoots at seven i've birds saoh no1asl Lag
island rules, club handicap. Dtok "anips" YEA ths
nrst prize with score Of six out at seven. Bolton
took the second prise. and J. vsgts and Ratht:a
saa ma M ~
"a; Ensrhors. a yards 81 :: Rssn1s., g ys.as 9;
III: s 3: SnoSs!s:r. 81 Ssias ]: acSeass. =
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NIP AND TUCK ON THE HILL.
UnB uxlD Hxif AND kxIxRlD NEU-
LND-NyOE EINAA&l



1se Fsr s.ss
ns,. 80 - Hsssv@
.-..u.,. -..,,, =. ou+...hrr-
/, : .h"s soms Of the eiossst nnishss sysr
on .f a.n os.r an. a.a .s nns s
heavily backed by his owner: Hugsns Let!h.
~ 70 4 IN. while Arabs price ranged rom 8
e. to oto 4 uaytpu took Arab out At the
drop Of the flag and held the lead to the last
sn sn pole wh'rs Martin sa so ".ss
- - . ao.A NAT -,
For the first time In the history 50, o. racing
neIe' ooe. sesu,ss "a r..,,sh III.
TINS was socoroine 70 =. olI .H. .os
which the Guttenbur8 tack mAnAgement
$3.50 : w.s,s-o Judse Burke aid that The
"a. 70 sssahii.hed 40 that tvo-yesr-oids IN
ceiling rsoss would not be osligsdto run % .
As.A hat ahould there be cnA a. it Would b
a a.sS or on s sss%i 10 ''' "' -A' ' -'
BAnduet had only an exercise &alop 30 beat
Nastsrlode. Rover. and Dan Can at mile and
afurions. winning easily nom Ass0eFiods Dy
n.y. iSnatnSS .o,+,,..rA WAS wary h.,pv ovsr
,rnS TS,r. T,otnry in ths ,fth race DIG
{ocE@d ali over . winner. closely pressed ~
0Al1sbury, but Flynn came on Gne ouS3lqe, WIN
\ rush With Mabel Glenn. and nipped Dtxte. on,
sHESSy$ mS.E hsh,nX Eixic.
T. M I.AH
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Aassr Asp Eoss sfsfsxos ss.ennes.

SnAsr AND EoNe BfsfxKus Sc1exuaNn.
A Few rsi.t. o. Trnin,ar the. Nay \. .r
n.y. - the NestsA
- - Ksssss ~ rnH ssr-Hs have sS,x ,Ss>ss ~,
81 ,iS a:
ss sSs fsa s s. saS dissS e fsA
s s sesSsSa. VS.; Gen n. ss.nias
II. Ysss. 90 u ~ ''''"' s''' t tan1sf Au.
The above 10 . fair sample OF aumsrous LETT
tiers which have bean received recently No
printed instructions can make an aspitine ath.
lete rood runner. and the absutditt OF tsr-
ing at long range. with no information but the
writer's age. the class OF running he n beat
adapted for must be apparent As 10 "sys-
temizinr" way. that 10 entirely out Of the
question. for The system or course OF training
which would benent one runner might pro-
duce harmful effect upon another.
The beginner himself must determine which
branch Of running suits him best assisted BIZ
the advice or an experienced olubmAtS Or
trainer. nhe shows fairly good speed. has
good lung power and sturdy thighs ana iads,
spftntinE would be his fortA n he
Is not especially auAlined ss sprint.
e. 1T. Y =, would psy ~. hin nneh Sstsss
Ehi ks(Rn sr'aysrs9ss q tr.inihS w a. a96
rat sss sWaHs t a No o4s.n as
lance running has also the advsIssHs' Of be-
aSsss shn
spHrts 81 the short: distance men.
SlaS ssrs e 10 ssS M si % Witch 7.
cuSmsse a.. an sas mace sddt ss t :ns With
quietly. endeasor to oI rssch The top netsS q
ssS Sss!sssfs sSsals ): ssss!si . :.! iss
Forty Ssi s@S sssds . snSnsh g
s You'd 6 'sr Il saSnns hs
Ss,ls as Should s. ssasSss. & :oSas
IT, %s. ssT ;ss dS'sis sSsSs r.
:SS S sss 81: s1 sssS Pr
'ossine sait viii seon N oepd niti a. man e' II
& ri, ys & So SS:s
steady psSe; Thgrsdsy, hall mils It Almost
:sSs P:is w :ssts .s! ~:
HRss. 'I;s si |; -, q 'sssss 8 y:
In proportion. Some trainers advocate only
three. times week.. There can be no fixed
fufe because, 90 said. what will do for one
man will not answer for another. Lot the
athlete run As long az he enjoys the exercise.
but exhaustion n 30 be avoided In practice as
well as finishing up D. distance run with a
sprint. 6prinfinG short distances and running
fast quarters ct times IL to be recomm ended.
Walking at all times cannot be other than
The days cf dieting On. athlete arc Post,
and trainers permit their charged to eat most
ANYTHING they fancy The restrictions aeainst
pastry and tobacco are etfll enforced, however.
and these would be good things to taboo Beef.
steak. chope. or e1He with oatmeal several
times week. for breakfast roast meat o. fowl.
with vegetables, for dinner. and chops. tosst,
and tea tqr supper is the customary fare But
may be eaten. Several glasses Of ale. porter.
or stout during the day will not retAfd the
After exercise . light. shower bath may b
TAKEN or sponge beth with plenty OF rock
The aesh: After the bath Z Ecodi !, r =, s
and = very beneacisa and tnyigoradng. bard.
IMMINENT rubbing might follow.
p.i rss HSssd s. ~ bsst snsss s
70 Ta sass tSs Gad ass
that : rses IL never over until the zpS Is
breasted, and that success Is the result Of
patient, faithful work only tho correspondent
Knows Ill that can be told e long range
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AZ tho summer sAmss Of tss Orange Athissis cfab
"PusA" Donovan. the wsttnovn sttiassr
snteSsd from the Mohesn Ashsstsc cir d Es~sth ~
Frank DolAn. aud his feprsssatatasa - tAs sutSy
blank Of "Nsvsr competed before rscstvsd starts on
Victor Napes, the Berkssys sprAtsr In ths }o0yasd
and 22oyard runa Mapes was At that time running In
excellent form, ard virtually sefseoh tnaa. The
masqueradne amateur psrnAttsd hasss 10 draw up On
even terms end then let out fsN Mans. winniBe
easily. fhis wohdNfnl runniAs fos u vas . remark.
stas Performance Of Donovan 10 lot sp n Nh RUNNING
and thsn jump into II again .whsn the nytng HApes
tssehs4 him z ones SvnvinGsd sanistSs 40 cmcts.
Hovsvsr, HEbess Mspss On .esnsral psiaeip.ss, q
aSst Rttses in tbs l00yArd sd 11oynrA tgna xsss
ltIne .Dclant" identity 6soasAs khowM 1hsA came
tho "a dsatA q 1erbsrt Maps q .ife 1aand, and
shortly aftse the Metropolitan Aseooietion hoard Of
Haasgers dsclarsd the ,psotsss asainst 1olan
charge 4 iirsS nsd the accused sbal b sSquistsd
Although several msmbefs Of THE Board of nAnaGsrs
knew who Doian" VISA AoS one psptssted a6ai1sk the
trophies being awarded TO one Of the best Known
profssetonaA in this COUNTRY and Enxlaud and
ID in fact at the present ttme Earring on the
other SIDE IN company With Harry Dsfr1n The mid6ls
sistsnes champion. Whether DonoyanI cosseiencs
when rsausssd. and they ssli In the hands q tie
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wheeIins 0Ssssp.

this evening.
meeting ON next Monday evening.
The New York Tours wheolmsn have srrsn..A An.
fol!owtng club runs for ihis month Now O. 70 vcrs
ycnksn; j, n9s - 70 Horrs.ews. n j.; New. 81. %
6; i;s;a "a s,;:,s 50 !: o.: g: ;l:E
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A mig r,see. SHOW q Lss,svills.

LoulsvliLx. Now GA national sxhfbisiou By pigeon
saucisn win BE- held ut Lsdsrkrans Hall. beginning
sntefsd me show wiz b under the combined auspices
q the American Columbian Association and the Louis
vtlls copmhtal Assecisttcn John .. AbsI q 1siti.
bro entrance Zee rin bs charged Y assured that
only nrst-ci Disds ~ % sxhibitsd Nssfty f0o
q. eomls.sns tudss. 2 SIsssy ga md make
promote and impfovs the bseedinE Of pssonA And to
promote that nt6rcourss apcsrS which lesds
TO the mutual advantage OF the msiAbsys.
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sERoNa-LIMBED cHnIsr1lMA
The Athistes OF tKs r. II. Q. A. show Mo
Activity.

The Athistes OF tHs r. II. G. A. show Noel
Activity.
What will undoubtedly provo grand schem,
has Just been developed among tho athletes
over the big bridge. It Is the formation Of q new
athisttc section. to be named the Long 1slanG
Harriers Of the Brooklyn Y. II. d A. Al th<
branches on Long Island will be represented
and the headquarters OF the organisation viii
be at the Central Branch. Road runs ara *
be held every Tuesday and Thursday sven
Saturday Afternoon. The club championship
run will be held In April The handicaps viii
come OF on the last Saturdays Of January
February. and March Teams will be entered
In the l. L G. O. handicaps and the N. q q A
championships In the spring. During Novem.
Der and December road runs will be held fol
practice only. The uniform Of the Harrieru
will be dark blue jerseys and running drawers
Who obtains TIE greatest number q points Is
isaa Poipts viii be resfonea a. foiioMHs: Mxs
70 frsts. 3 TO seconds. and TO thirds. ~ +
Smith has s been appointed Chairman Of the
BrooEISau ,la 9 !; 4 IL, Esys No. ~ : saeesssia!
nineteen games In all played. however. they
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bsrs Interested enough to make 9 good show.
BEEN made tie symnasium peoma Ths ,insie
machines have keen made double. Snd foot
resta have been added to the rowing machines
Toths climbing apparatus . Eairo smooth
nave S.s seS sSa d 6 S.sn dssass eS sn
gage George ". BApnipo. formerly OF the Pat
erson. n =. and, Pautpckst r, l.. symnasi-
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Svss tie Elza6etE Hallway course. The base,
season. They Hon, thiftesn q tho eighteen
caught thropghout the entire seasep W.
end 3. AIkamp., w g brown. 81 n; Re
NGs Sds sIsnss s|sn fsS S% so,
TSe sspsoe fsrs branch Of the Breokiyp
Y, n O. A. has been, organized since Oct; !.
gtnoo then the membership has Increased TO
$50: The, members are inelined 70 sym.
nsstica ThS glasses ~ caii Y. he ere very
SSSsIan i: s.ssd Il q usnos syesy ssss
nssday, and Friday. Dumb bells. chest. weight.
and rowing machine drills are taught
Hughess Yacht Agency has sold the schooner yacht
spsrsnss was Saiis IN lisa To- r. w. cosadss and has
since been used the Akes whore she was JAILED by
her late owner. George u. Ketcham OF Tolsdo. o.
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spoftsmsn Of New Jsrssy have had crest iuck tho
arst week Of tbs game season. The number OF soossd
hunters has been something hitherto unknoWn but -
they merely slaughtered the smaller game. such - the
robin thrush, and blusslrd their presenoe vss y 20
way dsAatrous to the sportsman properly oqupped and
looking Tor genuine game BIRDS About county
rcn6ifS sss unning ie 1It ssy
Esst men ch.ssa one Into dry o'tsrn ns .s
ssasly Ssoks his mack. =, TSs numssrsf seesdsao !"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-07

ne Manhattan Bioyois Club gave their nrst dancing
reception for the Last night club honse
tAsr lady rsuds attended including Mr.. snd Nk4 D.
II. Thistle fre.ident ohss. shsshsb, NJ. O. KsH'
Dedy, Mss Hattie Seymour Mr.. ii. 9. Mayer ~. ~
1roFp. Mas u & Sheehan. NJ, HAnfy R6thsebild kiss
n ne MSshe sna sn 6.s " '0''