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Of series Of games Saturday biaht Il the siteTs
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70 ASSIST Hssvsrd's Athletss In Training.
CAxss'pGE, jan 2o.-Tvsper Lathrpp Of Harvard has
sch ems we'll under vay nov which will aid very
msch 10 the couvsniecs Of those who are training
tbs Nou Haven team, and will Ersstiy Increase the
facility Tor doing ssod work ~ either end Of the lOus
hoard wAk, s.t.nduE from the gymnasium to the east
cnraeI o. w. JsneI,on pny.sal so!stoTy curved ex
a!s..sSs o.sa aoa ior.n SnhSu' being senpsisd g
With thS pgtssnl plAx walk Five inss snd back
en- the Usk and sreunl tbs saryss VIII maks mile
Sil pIpat eyM yhs eonrss VIA bs sll .ilhtn txs or
The sun., 1891-01-21
The Com,.s Poultry ..A riEeo. Show.


Avon derful exhibition Of poultry and pesons which
viii surpass anything ever attempted, Will b the SEQ.
ond ua! ShoW Of ths New York Poultry and Pigeon
Association. at Madison Square Garden the after.
moons and evenings Of Feb q, =. O. and TO- The man.
sGsment have comostsd all the arrangements for tho
show. and their plans that 10 bound TO be a.
big succrss as the horse dog howsr and Istry sho
The centre OF the anphitntatrs win ee trAnstorm.S
into 6rtincini suripoun,ed the Fourth ave
MIs i en!ranss by miniature corn Pa aoe The Jake
from nearly ~ ths prominens ds.isis !! The eo9nry
n,e9dent Gonki!n Of ceutra Park For tbs nfst time
y snis pnS! o. ne country n1eE Of fSll'pgmea
9AinAbiA may be teen.
Tssss :hew ndo sys s4sssy
ih. o.het .ds % no tmi.l. Which ssls on i.n "
bsEs phsssAn. delightful feature VIII bs Ihs pres
ence OF an orchestra Of forty p!ecek W
Hundreds q the latest preess. Of
hatchng ~ ar!iacial means b placed st
dinsrept pOpts In Tho building Tbs pixson Shov vii
p NO less sttrscys than the p9uiry sAhibiion ana
Yer wiii y exh.Sisd, There H,,,n aasrsd " liz
spsc'1Sns OF poultry and plEeons.
The sun., 1891-01-21
American Yacht Club Election.


The annual meeting Of the American Yacht Club was
held last evening at Dsimenicos About htty members
were present Commodore Frank r. Lawrence pre-.
sided, and Mr Thomas scovill ociatsd secretary
Tho annual elections resulted In the choice Of tho
ticket selected by the Nominating Committee there
beipE opposition and but little scratching. The off,
GERS CHOSEN ssre a. follows; Commodore. Archibald
Watt: Vice Com mmodora Charles II. o.aood. Rear Com.
nodore. frank Lawrence: Secretary, Thomas \.
Charles F.tdss Z. Is; Me..ursE charles Il h.f
buck. edward q. ws!Hsrbse. element could. Louis
Tuna and " lillian Quintard; Regatta Committee
hoEa " waihvrisht and Wal'erJ, Price
After ths polls closed business meeting vas held
lsit1minsd! SAphihA Iaunch regatta july this event
Y 70 tsks plssS oyet h: eight snes eourSe from the
July 10 steam regatta and race 10 cover eighty knots
10 dye hpurA July ~ squndron eyolutions and naval
sumptpons colist,on concluded the procesdings
Mr C9tlins resolution hat committee be appointed
to urge Representative soiinecEer to have the
meat dredae Milton harbor to depth Of feet low
Nesssr Csslin + Harper: and two others were ap-
popisd 10 confer with Mr.. siOilnecker.
1he relort the secretary shows that there are nov
2SS pembers OF whom forty six steam yachts and
twenty ave sailing craft Of rsrious six-A The or.
kanl.stIon Is In nsst.csss condition npsncialIy, a.
es.s member, ar.
NoSpA Jr, Stanley 8 Cohen John yfoou,Ap John n
EAstwood. william 2. R,chardsQn l. = Fsehtnan
Louis r Beck John E. Faye and Dr. A. Nix PholpA
The sun., 1891-01-21
BOSTON Has the Hand dial, Fever.

Tho Atlantic Yacht Club Of Boston talks ssrously Of
adding handba 10 its list OF exercises The members
with their limited opportunities have playing for
some time in irregular aud with Irregular
ball. The courts two side walls ana front wall are Of
wood. and tho ball is OF inflated rubber George Ros
poSly. very prominent member Of ths club in com.
pany with Norris tiurk formerly old resideut OF
the Hub but now connseor at law In This city VS.
tied Casey court yssterday and the Yankees showed
the utmost surprise with the the played
u city aud the exhibition ~ presented the pres
ent time In Boston
,Mf, Nosnosky said to sux reporter thu. Commodore
Dickson owner OF the famous .oeD yacht Pilgrim and
WI Walsh. who q con.idered the father of til. ssms
With George kroy clever Alround aihlsis, very
far behind them.i
J have come to Casey's court simply upon my owl
responsibility said Mr. Ro.posky yeaierday. "but
from what have seen "f the game since visit am
satisfied that thors is need or inproy eens in
Eo.ion, Why, your Champion Phil Casey consider
pbenomenon ] have. M doubt at all but thu. the AZ
!snis Yacht Club win build regulation court rGht
ta .s s nG
tion.' y
Among the PLAYERS seen ssiy u the Ysohs Gibbs
court are Nike E.ily. Tom Mccarthy I'd Crane, Tom
Hartneu. John NOrrir, Jerry Sweeney, Arthur and
John irwin. al Of base ball fame.
For the benefit Of the Hos,on visitors, Prof Cosgns
sndP Quinn played .ingis hAn1sa match under faE
aRsms One efort was enough, Qnnn bsaslnR his man
run around and greaiy 10 their satisfaction the bail
won oy ~ to 10. w.
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coIonED BOXERS IN THE RING.
The hslvator Athletic Assoeiation's Tour
Nament In Jersey City.


aameAt In Jersey City.
The preliminary bouts Of the colored boxing
championships OF tho Salvador Athletic Club
were decided lest nisht at the Oakland Rink In
Jsrssy CITY. The referee WA Pat Cahih. Xhe
events resulted ~ follows:
sAxzAx GLASS. los pou..na
:, fred Johnson OF thu Hoboksn A. @ and FNt
tMs hs syssolE ssss lodk.d % s.u sSRDd
Of biovs during the. entire bout. mRnv ot which
sAs a saa was s:ssfea liz
The second pair In this class vere James
y ,as eM sRa 1t esr
sss: I. S:sus as .ssls SfsdH: Il III
e:s SsD D ssh S IN sfSas ,9ass INV and
SoaS Hiseqs svinss ssre too nas6 Tor &Msr M
and he % Ss q she
bic to compete in the finals.
HEArHER-wEIGHT GLASS, 116 POUNDS
rs q f Jssssp s"G Gi.s yam and John DAVIS 81 New ORR
sy RSh ~ ms Tns f as sd
s!im: ist Ihs jsrseSmsn lssdoH.s "a That
ab and rE'sssG It vas nany as GsesSSSs
s hs s1 sms os ss sss" sgse. nv Saoss
Tho second bout h had sHn, Manderyil!e Of M the
for combatants. The latters kinky hair was
the color OF a strawberry. and so was his face
when . round and half had been gone
through. just at the close OF the serond round
Mandsrville hit his man between the eycs. and
he wns unable 10 respond at the call OF time Tor
the third round.
LroHT.wE1aHT CLASS. 1875 POUNDS.
The first 10 Be pitted in this .clase we're 4.
Burke OF New York city AMI L. Marshall, Sal
ystor A. c.. They wele models OF the African
rae. In the 80, ond toupd Burke knocked his
ha sss9nd 91's AsT StosR
bergen A. q They fought so hard thai In the
ihild round both were, sloEgy, with Stock DO.
Ing ihemost hitting. He was deemed the best
Winfield Matthews Of the. Bergen A. C, ,wers
much isrsef Than his rival but the istteE ssood
eh down, and everybody expected 70 SEQ him
the end. Marshall got The decision and will Be
eligible to compete st tho hnRls.
MInDLr.wklDHT GLASS. 1853 POUNDS.
There was but one preliminary bout in this
class, The flstic knights were Bob Jackson OF
the Greenyie A G. and Charles Strong Of the
Ashland 4. c. The latter was strona BY nature
a. we'll as name.
About dozen -auick exchanges were made.
when he caught Jackson with a swinging left
hander on the jugular. nrd the latter fell on
hts back and lay there as II dead,
evening at tho Same place.
The sun., 1891-01-21
TIE Winners In South Jerssy.

Ghorcrs1Is Jan ao.-Folowlas arp Fssplts Of todsys
IAce,:
First RAee-Jhrse quarters Of a mile Tsddinstou
sssGnd re- Race Isssgsias m'!s xfr;dS .on
5hsa Rsos-s Six and one heif fyrienSs. Bonnie King
ven, HeehsnFis sscopd. lA.hbsrt third. Tims ;a5H
st%stis.n sts1s,tis. second r@EIs K.;y tsEfs I%s 1,s$H
voa Henry George sseenA, Darling third. Time :Sa
The sun., 1891-01-21

SsnS.tisn 81 iSS :ss SO IL Iii ss as Hs Is
.,Cmpire-A ". Foster scorers-J. spsldling and }.
W. Barker.
There the usuai aitendanee Al the Athletic
hsS York and Orange sssWs The 4sms. resulted - =
7b2. Second Game-N Y. A. c. SIS; OranGs T. C.. e7S.
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NUMBER OF UNUSUAL INTEREST AND IMpoR.
| LANCE,
Contains
PORTRAIT OF NAPOLEON BoYAPARTE. From.
GROUP OF COLUMBUS PORTRAITS. Mrs.
Martha j. Lamb illustrated with dozen fac SINH "a
Ta T PPtSc b trST cS ON 4 pSrtrssIgrs
HON. HUGH MCCULLOUGH on DANIEL VIE.
| CABoTs LASDFALL. By Right Rev. NJ r. How.
81 rAAN N qst Tsf c yit3 NAP
PafTApELPHIA iS 9Rsss. THROUGH FOREIGN
EYES Translated from the German By Col. William L.
NAPOLEON BoSAPARTE AND PEACE WITH
soSS THISes fRoh s1 SR JOHNSON By Hon
several shorter articles Of value and MINI, roa..
Notes, Queries, Replies, and Book Sot,ces. ''''
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r. EPILEPSY
EPILEPSY.
An account Of the only rational mode Of treatment
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THE HUMAN HAIR; Why 1t Falls OF |;
j Turns Grey; and the Remedy sy Pref aAaRLEY
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