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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-23
JAMES RnER nIYISION.

(R AND 4. t. r.
LEAVE RICHMOND:
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Bridge, Lexington, Bnena VISTA
Glasgow and Clifton Forge. Par
lor chair Richmond to Clifton
Forge, excepting on sundays train
9:30 2. 81, except sunday, for Lynchburg. con-
Meeting with a train leaving Lynch
burg at 500 A. ~ for Natural
Bridge. Lexington aud Clifton
Forge. Sleeping car TO Lynchburg,
ARRIVE Al RICHMOND:
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500 A. d., except Sunday. from Clifton Forge.
Station. Eighth and Canal streets.
For further lnfCrmstlo apply 10 A: W. Gar
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and Ohio Railway Company's stations Chesa-
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Division Passenger Agent
IL SUMNER SCHEDULE,
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WITH ALL TRAINS
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DENTAL OFFICE,
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Office hours; A. NJ tool "
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RAILROADS.
RICHMOND & DANVILLE R. R.
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE SOUTH
AND SOUTHWEST
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT AUGUST 2 1891
LEAVE RICHMOND;

llIhf ~.
TRAIN No. Il. 2:s5 A. ~
SOUTHERN EXPRESS, daily for nsnvs,
- Greensboro Winston salem. Durhan,
Springs Charlotte. Columbia, Aiken Augusta.
Atlanta, Birmingham, Montgomery, New Or
leans, TeIas and California. Pullman pslan,
sieepiDg-cars Richmond 10 Dsnviie and Dan
Vile 70 Asheytlle. Birmingham aud New Orlesns.
TRAIN No. y ; % Z. 81.
L'ASr MAIL. daily. FOR all points South .ni
j Southwest. Connections At Moseiy junction
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vile for GAINESVILLE. Oxford Henderson. Dur
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Raleigh; al Dtnviiie with Pullman Sleeper for
Augusta and Atlanta; al Greensboro for Dur
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TRAIN No. n. ~ p. n
A MELIA ACCOMMODATION, daily creep.
~ Sunday for Amelia Courthouse and inter
mediate points
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
Train No. u. 2 :OO A. d.: No. 10. 40 2. n; No
IS. B.4j A. NJ
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SCHEDULE IN EFFECT AUGUSTA, 1885,.


LEAVE RICHMOND:
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Pullman sleeping car Ronceyerte 20
II o5 A H., express daily. for Cincinnati.
Pullman Buffet Parior Car Rich
mond 70 White Sulphur. Through
day coach 20 Cincinnati Pullman
Sleeper Old Point TO Romeo yerte.
connecting with Pullman Sleeping
Car for Cincinnati.
$40 z. ~. express. daily for Old Point 4
Norfolk. Pullman Sleeping Car
cincinnati TO Old Point
f:5O L. H. accommodation, except sunday, FOR
Gordonsvllle and Orange. On Satur-
- - days - will run through - stanton.
1910 r. A,sthe +. +. v Limited. daily. Pull
man Sleeping Car Old Point 10 en-
clnnah. Solid vestibuie train. with
dlnlng-car and Pulman-. Cor
louisville 30 Cincinnati aud Pullman
TO Louisville.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
$50 A. M. and 2:55 Z. ~ daily from Cincin-
natl.
40 p. NJ daily except Sunday, from Hinton,
with Pullman Buffet Psrl0r Car
from White sulphur.
lo;55 4. NJ. and 6;55 p. NJ, daily, from Norfolk.
Station, Broad street near Seventeenth.
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CONNECTIONS:
AtoLD POINT and NORFOLK closely y VIII tl
Rsltimore. Phiiadslphia and Now York, Virginia
Beach and Ocean View same AFTERNOON; also At
Norfolk for Eastern North Carolina and the
eHt NEWPORT NEWS for smithfeld. Va.
And AZ CLAREMONr with the Atlantic AMI
Danville Railroad for Wayerly Hicksford All
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Nos a. SO and 90 make no stops. MOI. ?, and
~ stop on signal a. Manchester, CenirAliA aud
Chester Nos "a and a stop on slguAl a, 9lau-
chester. Drewry's CentTalia and Chester No. n
stops on signal At Manchester only FOR passen-
places for this train south OF Petersburg. NoA
g. 49, g. 49, %, 40, ~, Is, ~ and 40 viii stop on sig
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The Short Line to Florida.
PORT ROYAL AND WESTERN CAROLINA
RAILWAY co.
TOMMENCING JULY Goth, 1881, Passenger trains
| I will run as follows by 18th Meridian time:

Connections made at Augusta for Atlanta and oil
points West
Tickets on sale at p. R. d W. c. Ry depots to oil
points cheap rates and baggage checked to destna
"0A' ", J. CRAIG, p. A.
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Southbound trains, whether delayed or not, have
absoIu 10 righ, Of track over Northbound Trains oi
the same class.
The sun., 1891-05-01
HANDICAP. CANDIDATES At WORE
Tea Tray Astonishes Brighton Bcnchers
by MskSsg 4 Ia rssfo- IN St1A

Tea Tray Astonishes Brighton Bcnehers
by MakSse Ia nssfes In st1A
The trainers at Gravesend. sheepshead Bay.
and other race tracks In tho vicinity OF the
metropolis are sending their, charges along at
a pretty lively clip these bright days, while
they have the most perfect OF tracks 10 work
on. Tho going at Gravessnd ana Sheepshead
Bay could not bs improved, but there would
be no complaints II enough rain fell to lay the
dust ...
Billy Lakeland set everybody by the ears at
Brighton Beach on Wednesday morning, by
bringing Tea Tray out with d big boy up and
sending him the Handicap distance IN 2:12.
This work compares fuyorabiy with Prince
Royals mile anu q furonR on Sunday morn
ing, and the rride Of the Beach did the trick
80 handily that he will carry the hopes OF the
Beach combers on May Is.
great number OF horses were worked at
Gravesend yesterday morning. Pr nao Royal
and Burlington, OF course. two of tho strongest
favorites for tho big Handicap which will bo
decided In a trihe oyer two weeks, command:
Ing the most careful scrutiny. The Prince went
I:47. Burllne toms work was not for the Handi.
Ss lis @ did not psass ns TIC .ns
critics any too well: though. and there are
sSfS RSys sT nof ~ ss
low n the Brooklyn. providing tho track is dry
ana last on the day OF the race. Kingston gal
lopsd q mile In. 1 $50 with consummate ease.
Big EGn nseotiatsd mile and fu,long in
2:Ot, the first mil in 40, Judge Morrow;
so did Potomac. Tho last named could have
knocked several seconds of that time. .nnd in
the opinion q moro than one. good Judge, win
make an exhibition OF any three-year-old in
training at any ,iistancc. Tne first siX furlongs
%s Mas IL Ms The
accompanied Potomac in. his work. Reclare.
the handsome fllly that has male Flagman
in :491s.
Don Williams arrived at the Grayesend track
wins horses including the fast mare Los AM
Geles: Williams expects the California diys-
lon OF tho stable TO arrive Ia q few days. Los
the trainers at Morris Park are all crazy over
senorita. Capt Brown's handsome mare. She
worked milo and n quarter there on Wcdnes-
day morning In 2:l5h. the last mile In 1:45t..
The sun., 1891-05-01
GOOD SPORT At LEXINGTON.
Perhaps Byron MeClellaud Has Another
Sallie McClellanA.

Sallic McC1elland.
LEXINGTON April 3n-There frstciass sport at
the Kentucky Associations track this afternoon. The
event OF the day the Nantura STAKE for two
old hes. at half milo worth 81 735 10 tho winner
There wero soven starters all carrying ii5 pounds
follows: Ranger Fauvetts onths-Lea, Margaret
o'Nsu. Chaperon. Sweet Blossom Natalie. Dearest,
and Iiispania Lea with Anderson up was favor
e being we'll backed uy her and all his fsiend
she justined the confidence placed in her by leading
from start to uish and winning in the easiest
by two open lenRths Chaperon second, y length be-
fore Lon Dudley. third. Time oo,a seconds Post Odds
sto on'the Lea sto place; 4too Chspsron place.
E .sa ey BRED 81 D' Young Bons oss
end la.! sumner NJ u ran her in match here
@ Won ss sussi: %e".y % on S.r sdsy M ana M s. has
well entered in the East and win Iear w.sshins
"S u un IN d br sson 's sy
bca.s s 4 Tm. t LfS,s
The second ;i rsss n hanacsp for h,eeyesr OLD. and
streieh DoIiiEias i67. gritton an punisa
ton S 3'%i
5ef .s q:
tor new booI .s,ora H. KsSan up 20. Cd trsS
asy fas r nns wss %
Post odds "a to Phantom. even place; to Lady
Ths mn and last race was a purse for
tweysnr old maiden cots at nine .i1tssnths h.
,s way uns aS jump. o Il. WIZ. uns:
FRANK. lis ". UNeii " eans under . no. drive and
o4s S.:. deA Tine s Os, 70
Tass sp os TO 70 Up prGs
outsiders took tho nrst and last
The sun., 1891-05-01
wAsu1NGToNs RUNNING MEETING.
Isaac Lewis Villas the eIIandIcap-Favorites
Win Four Races.


Win Four Races.
wAsn,So1ox, Aoril ao.-Ths Warrington Jockey Club
had very success;ul days racing At BennnRs today
and the public and tho talent went homo we'll sat-
isned. The hard fought all through and two
OF the finishes were OF the hammer and tonRs order
clear head of the stretch the wire tho result
being doubt Until the posting OF tho winners Good
fields except tho fourth, and the WORK
OF the two and three yearolds was very good. Tho
track SLOW but Maidstone nevertheless ran six fur
Iongs in ASK In the opening event The favorites
four out OF while horses well backed by tho
talent their public form got the other two that
altogether 1t was we'll pleased crowd that returned
from the track. great deal of money in small
wont up on place horses and It was generally
put with good judgment
Maidstone outcassed all the others In the opening six
furlonx dash. and to tho best odds offered with
Miracle at to second choice aud the others from
10 to up
Syracuse and Miracle set sashinR pace from the
start the others keeping in tho but close enough
10 overhaul tho leaders whom they began to tre,
they did at tho tura Mclaughlin then sent Maidstone
out for tho money Kitty I. following tho favori'e 1t
was . to tho hnsh, but Maidstone won with
something TO spare In ASH Kitty got the place and
finished In gOoi shape.
Tho second race had he split races ssvsp.
teen horses going to the post In each There the
usual delay incident to a big nsd and nvsfurl9ng
ien s the poai, and Benjamin. hr,a shose ~ 70 Eot
aI:. %onsy y ,, hAf length Benjamin second and
There We're . half dozen fairly weiLbacked horsss
any Of whom were thought to have fair show for
ay9turSne ar.n M. Tsh n.s III. wa: 'ns shd event.
s"od% sood run @ Aasii.ss Van .cusi:n and
ss. ps:.iSs under ihs Sir. in Tie asiasd
The Uo!um6is Handicap OF one and sxtssnth miles
s Out on Lotion Lotto from u. Wr.sss,en PUB
.rsa Sssa sasI wis
went TO the front and stayed there winning In wsk,
three lengths ahead OF Lotion
ms Nerd. sS LsSsnnS az Water :o,d .t even n wGnsy
ana : hair furlongI yertsna and smuEglsr second
choice. When the run home came tefbsna gave ths
.ySrs good deal d mere than Sn s Sansd Sy
the spurs that Llsnsd hnaly ispdsd laughing Water
s.nss,cns wns Sp oia Hsresies Went 70 u Is. po:s
f.voIs :. % si.h s09 ahS%Is: sna Z.Is
Sasasy ri, pnsi. pc; %: ssss isr
pace from Grey DOWN As the horses vent over the
st sS'9: a.s.a w. u sh . W: ess snd
Ts sns Sf sS a.y sI.. M fu0n
agsS lii syraeuss los: nirabssa Iis: Barssia iSs;
EsiIsarius M.i George W gsr dilyPoai Giais oi.s'
''fSi TSiid Esss%sils .iEh.i. NY Fsicv lis;
Tlird Raes-fss audi L.,f fyrons.; sailing Cold
ia Rusc iis To.hiil i,+; King solomon los Sint.
lts sir William, iO2' Lta, 100; Bonnie Lass Os; ~
rosi,h Race M!s and q! sgS,h selling Lotion "A.
Gaon;lA e. 81 Gordon Armour each '0' Dover vi Fannie
The sun., 1891-05-01
HURON IS A RACE HORSE
Nothing to Oppose the Colt In the Brood
Mares Sweepstakes.

Mares Sweepstakes.
NIsnvIILr April so-Ths attraction at westaids Park
today was tho running of the Brood Mares Sweep
stakes In which tho black hlly Addie and tho speedy
colt Huron to try conclusions Tho distance was
half mile and the value OF the stakes the winner
g. The prestige Of this pair OF all the other
forytwo entries Tom Paxton the brother to Miss
Ford, Adde'S stable companion. Tho race contest
was farce tho pair could mako It interesting
for Huron who packed his l23 with Eilsy In the
die and In canter by length from Tom Paxton.
who beat Addio ont two lengths, Time. bOia. This
winner was TO I on favorite That no Is the best
colt yeI seen this far South this year new settled
line that can show him their heels.
sui Ross Ii H. Williams in the saddle wss tFs Ia.
Is a4Hs (, 9 0P 9Id% as k:
Sign. who beat tho poorly ridden Lemone Il length
and half for sscond ps ace. Inns i:y.s. Iscs odds.
o 20 on suil Ro,a 10 against Red sign
had sss .ss.nS tsr Gis
tSs .hsSw 4 pa @nnSs
aaS: hin s.sI Ssss
Ths thrd race handicap ono mile and seventy yards
WAS an odd. on fayoIite but came in third bankrupt,
iis., ridden by r. Williams and 10 IN the betting,
cleveriy By half length from the long shot carter
,. lime, l:41. Place odds, none bankrupt; 9 10 8
Ine racing ssded yitb selling ,pur.: for tvoyssr,
ods four aud . half furlonn Mantle and Maggie
two lengths from NsaGie Lebus who beat Mantle 4
% UdGs d Henry @ Jsniin: iG Mass: LsSS. ''A''
The sun., 1891-05-01
ODDS AND ENDS OF SPORTS.

The run of the Suburban Rarrers will be held tomor.
row on the Fort George course.
Heis
ss:!
n hi Il % ss n In
vttation. as heretofors.
op.n . os Il s
sSn a. the club sIHumas @ rs s w SeT
the present intercollegiate champions.
Ap, e
Ss.n snnSaaeea iSr June @s.s iSPSI..as viii
si s 'fPs ad eds
tended for supremacy.
: sss .d o T. Fan
tie pack from 5Sih street. and Mott svenue down and
.S Ell; ]
sa fss
E.: ssss; srs; nfs L
A. G,dey fS I'll dayton u a"S' anu '" DeAn !. s'sA'
na,rssroR5 APT, e.. prize agh
ssIs s .s ss
na%.a r i fou
H. "a ss sas a q. e.
The champion team Of the Hamilton Whit Club OF
81 x 9i Vii. S as and p
team. Mossrs Street Crsam.r. MAYNARD. and safford
$::ss s$ :: {: IL: $::s 5sS:. &;
league rules
ThA Manhattan ATHLETIC Gibbs outing grounds on
Il sf ss s s es cus IT,: .
ths taxes upon .hs DrSper.y have MOI been paid q
1fs .s s'Ss
IN HsS II T1: ss s @ "
ihe svy It's expected that ne matter w be adjusted
ss op.nna esyed '' 'u'
Aneree bAre.knuekle prize fshr wa, ntcided at an
Se.wesn two lsssr shsers s from nGss ssS
!ss s @ :d. Harry as.sn Y! sn'.. @
we're in good condisIon The een.ts which only a.,ed
Gns % wa h.n% mos , rngn Martin n
The Enoci.out blow with his Hight on tho jaw
ais e. e.es ~ss p s. nH % m
pending battle hstween Jenny Carney OF Erm nghsya
Wight snrEs
tersst In Manchester and un in the beach
surss Is backed BY aSsknown patron Of ihe NJ:
ring In Nsweass Garpsy ,s nov ne tsTori;e .w
other match with AIf snfoiI''
Athletic Club Of Long Island city in Puritan Hall on
Ia ns s ps spG5 sa. wH .
Pss.i@s 4. q, and William T. zine. Star A. q. iechi
tss..'a as waa II ssy HHfS ss
H. II. h.ss ,f bout bout IL s $
and . Delaney. was ho!ly con:ss.ed i was wonby
fought ono u ro"nd d. VITA j. Hpa" and then E,.
.Ss ~ MaSav r"yIsFa &
, nIs q n A@ 'S a.
ishIde. staT !: q: defeated Jsan Rssey TldSa%s;
n. S.. s nss e. .fG fan1a" ' e
thereby won tho class without even putting on hs
gloves
The sun., 1891-05-01
Manhatta.,. Art Loan Exhibition.

The Manhattan Athletic Clubs art loan exhibition
and promenade concert yesterday afternoon was pro-
nounosd The ladies took complete possssson
OF the house and dense the crowd that art %
represented by the collection got what Of set.
back The painttnRs hfty In ALL were hung In tho
pArlor and the writing room. majority Of the fair
Russts contentsd themselves with sitting in the cool
and cosey theatre and listening tho drsamy prone
made music Owing to the crush any effort study tho
which were admired wore:
"kvening BrssIe." the work OF q. Mowbrsy A
number OF nadens In neecy robes float gracefully on
n wins OF the arr softly touching tho lutss which
pc trait OF ten sherman. hy Morgan Rhees at
sr1stsd general attention The dead hero s shown in
sion or his face 10 strongly brought out
End OF the Chase 10 n powerful hunting scene by
X Borchard bare pursued by two dogs has been
run into GROUND fuIl or briers The hare u evidently
their prey.
Rau were much admired
1t In estimated that 700 ladies visited the oub house
during the afternoon
The sun., 1891-05-01
Base hall Notes.

Reader.-Patrick Ryan, 347 East rhirtieth street
Danny Richardson will play 10 day In Philadelphia
FsIscgTos. April 30-The Out of Sights defeated the
Prncston Preparatory School team % day by 10 10
Tho New Yorks start on their trip this morning All
the players will 10 taksni along excepting Kssis and
Denny.
CIscIAslTL April 30-Ths ST. Louis Cincinnati gamo
kcheduled for Pendleton Sunday ~ iike ely 10 be
played W 1t Louis 1ho CiDcnnsu Cub will not risg .
tonnict with the police authorities.
LOUISVILLE April ao-Al Johnson the we'll known
base ball man and Miss KATE MITCHELL were married
here last night 10th Of old ksntucky faniiiies
Ss gsdainf too5 PLACE q 5he a seSond rfssbytsrisn
CIscIEsAr Aprn 30.-For the nrst tims this year
Cincinnati crowd howisd A. the umpire this afternoon
iooIshy crossed the nsd and renewed the debate after
IL Was over Both men were angry AND Powers kept
with S25o worth, Powers made n mistake in going up
70 hullans and the latter lost his temper and made
feint 70 kick the umpire.
The sun., 1891-05-01
a anla Nirht for tha Thlrtx..eeopa.

gala night for tho Thirty second Regiment OF
Brooklyn last night and the rsgimental armory
ner OF Bushwick avenue and stsRg street. was u.som
fortAbly crowded BY tho happy mlitlamon and their
gussts. Gen Charles y. RObbins Inspector of Rias
r.e!'oe lor III. si.i: New York Isyl.ysd .ns com
splendidiS performed Then The lucky winners of the
badges rersivsd thsr decorations and
The sun., 1891-05-01
Stag OF tho Nonpar,el A. G.

The rerveuatsd Nonp Athletic Club gave an en-.
tsrtainnent ts last night that hiahy sue.
cssssul Charles White master of ceremonies and
feature of the evening tho presentation by the
club members to John White, the oaptaii. of . hand.
some diamond ring.
special go" between Fred Connors, Nouparisi A. c.
end Of tho third round.
There were sparriue exhibitions by Kenny and Al.
Peerless G; }: Golden and Ton. Creed Honpnr!sl 4
James Finley and Darby Doyle: D. Barry and Batty
M,iaon. BrSosyn Ii EI and Haley; Isss and
;,:,, JiisbEana 1. Msst side "a q: shorsu and W.
kmmett brooks and Frank Cuiran. two onelegRed
boxers. had , 70. and created good deal OF sport
The sun., 1891-05-01
FACING IN ENGLAND.
Gen. Byrne's Colt Wins the March Stake
for Thrcc-yenr Olds.

Gen. Byrne's Colt Wins the March Stakes
for Thrce-yenr Olds.
LONDON. April S0.-Thls was the third day Of
tho Newmarket lrst spring meeting The
principal event was he race for the March
Stakes. with 900 sovereigns added. The race
was won by Gen. Byrnes avs-year. old chestnut
horse. An,phion. by Speculum or Rosebery.
out OF Suicide. Mr. j.. N. Astley's four-year-
old brown colt. Mark Price. By Energy. out Of
Blackbird was second. and MI. Daniel Cooper's
three-year-old bay flly Mons Meg. by Martini
Henry. out OF Malacca third. Tho conditions
were:
Twenty sovereiens each ten forfeit to the fund with
LOO sovereigns added for threeyearolda ISL 10 lbs :
FOUR sst: i've and upward Bsk lbs. marss allowed
n ID. the stakes the WHINE. stake, 70 go to
tries.
The sun., 1891-05-01
Stand ny and See che pu..

1t can bs relied that at the next meeting Of the
Metropolitan Roard action will BE- taken In the Of
the "amateur" boxing tournaments The nrst step
will be a motion by one Of the members OF the Board
suspend oil tho boxers took part In the Manhat
tan A. G. toprnament There is little doubt that this
motion will he adopted
Or com nfss 10 !nss.tigs,e the conduct Of the Nan.
hsttan A. e. IN openly violating tho A. T. u. rules,
Members Of the small clubs s.ssrt that they pre-.
vent Il thsre will be ewashinR committee Ap.
On the head the amateur boxing fraud Is excellent
The sun., 1891-05-01
Prizes to be Taken Along to the Hanover
Tournament,

President Feldman of the United Bowling Clubs
csved instructions from the directors OF the Hanover
tournament yesterday in regard to the rules laid out
for the festival All applications to bowl In the tourney
must be handed In at Hanover prior TO juno l. unless
applicants wish to double entry fec. All entries
from tho United States wishing take part must
ceive thsir tickets from Henry FelimaiL loS Second
avenue In Germany every city boasts or an orRAniza
tion similar 10 the nted Bowling Cubs OF this city.
ana the ys"rs Nv VIZ TAX along soa sVer eSG e 10
two individual prizes will be donated BY the Amer-
cans-a gold medal set with diamonds and plush
I'll cd with United States coin. one piece Of each
denomination from double eagle to copper cent
The sun., 1891-05-01
The Harlem Riae Club.

The nrst great event in the Arss number of rife con-
tests which will take place this In the vieiIty Of
New York will be the shoot OF the Harlem Rine Club 20
sehuetzsn Park The match 10 open to the world and
$3.50 VIII DO distributed 70 the marksmsn making the
sSups ,hs prize. ssgIs.sis ssS and s pTsmiams tar
tasge. prizes be awarded the the
centre Of the bulls eye sos have been put up; the
Ing ths festival aud AssTsgats s15 An extra
day, and q for the last dag
The sun., 1891-05-01
MccIe,rsuS WIN Meet ppnov.n.

Prot McCeiland last Bight agreed TO box Mike Dono
van four rounds scientific points for 500 side and
the long xpscsd setng between the TWO old rivals
VIII take place at Eighth Street Theatre next Mon
day nia6L on ls oSsH,an r. the popular Ns~ York A
There viii 10 q AockinE Of old time sports TO ses
which Of tho has rstroxrhdsd since th,i last
Ing Mceliand has been quietly training for the affair
at RocEton near Saratoga but he Will not have nd
tiOn by his teaching.
An the available talent have yoluntssred and IN adr
dillon 70 the exhibitions there Will DO sxround Ego"
on the level bstwsen "spider" Kelly and Jimmy Col
lips Of PhiladSiphiA
The sun., 1891-05-01
The Last Gun Fired Mt New Haven.

NEW HAVEN April 3o-The big shooting tourn ament of
the Inter state Manufacturer and Dealers Associa
ton was uded to day. The conditions favor
able for good shooting. The cash prizes for tho best
made during tho three days awarded to
W. Perry and O. r. Dickey OF Boston in tho expert
elass, wolsten croft OF Philadslphs D. Miller Of
springnsld Nj, y. \ Crosoy Of BatsyA f. Z Bar,
and Albert" Of New Haven. Among oshsE $40 cessfu
CONTESTANTS were George Moaher Of Futon n y James
Frsd 9uimsy " New YORK city. Allen WILEY Of Hart
ford. E. j. Tinker OF Providence, Bristol and N d.
Poison Of New Haven and J. b. Baldwin Of VIII
Mantio.
Harrisburg. Pa, Nay - to ~ and Washington, D. c.
~ TO 81.
The sun., 1891-05-01
slavia'. visit wa. Too Much for John

sr. LouIs April 2e-John L sullivan's drunken antics
to day aroused and excited tho disgust OF citizens
mencinR In the afternoon with party o: boon com.
panions he posed before amrng throng in the cor.
rider. Of tho Southern Hotel He wa. g.hered into the
view. Later he repaired to sporsman's Pa,k and wit.
Eesscd the Louisville and St Louis base ball clubs play
Then he repaire several colored dvea Tonight he
sxt.mporiIed sentences at Hsvlins Theatre where he
IL acting, concluding with mAudlinR speech compar-
ing himself with Booth. Barrett aud Mccullough. He
wound up at a church fair.
special despatch from st Louis says: Yesterday
John l. sullivan while in a saloon. pulled out wad OF
There's INV stun that says ! lick SlAvin right
now. He's got no business following me around the
country making blufa"
The sun., 1891-05-01
A Tschlgerin.Steinit. Chess Match for
HavanO.

sehor xonsr, the Honorary Secretary and Treasurer
OF the Havana Chess Club has written 70 stsinx pro-
posing tho arrangement OF q match between him and
Tscbigorin N be played at Havana In Dsesmber and
January next under the auspices OF their clhb
Tho prncipal terms are Minimum stakes Of S2 oco =
side aId the pAyeP who first scores ten gAmss draws
not couatina stall be declared the victor
stsinitx will accept the proposition for his and It
confidently expected that Tschigorn Will also agree
IL seemx The -etore that the ofeials Of the Havana
Club AjedorsH given up tho Idea OF holding an
international tournament IN the Cuban instropois
was intended month aga