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shooting Notes.

The live bird match between C. Won LsAssrhs sud
Hollis OF the Newa,k Gun club which should have
taken place on Monday on the Newark Gun Clubs
grounds at EIo's has nesn po.speped until TO- morrow
birds esch man. iiuringham rui-S for slOJ side.
The Amateur Gun C,uo has been organized In Newark
with head tuartsrs street The ofesrs elected
are n. Irssid~nt VI. Eeksrt Vice. .PresldenI
J. Robinson; secTetaI u Nanasrshted; Financial
shortly be arranged among the msmbsrs
An opon to the world sweepstakes at twenty live
birds per msn 30 entry. VIII. take place u Frank
q ASS grounds Pine Brook n j. next rridsy In case
there are lees than ten there will b only
three monsy. Providing the STIPULATED .numbst is
bird match for $40 . SIDE Is to take place between
two gsnt!smeu well knorn in sporting circles
friendly live bird rass took place At the Old Stone
Walker of Englewood n j. and Oswald Won lssnpsrks
OF this city Each man shot 1t 30 pigeons ana better
N! q" !s 'S"S o. rs man nq:s S:
Six biris drop dead out OF bounds with missed aud ~
Killed for o. ron Lengsrse and ~. killed AID missed
for Walker Major j. rentx acted as referee A mum
Al The spectst"rs Of the match CONSISTED toci ID shs
rest of The afternoon,
The rife shooters Of Qusena J.. took AdvautsHs OF
SATURDAYS nns weather to continue the shoot
for the "a cai'bre rne as the IFS yard S<oasss
short cartridge match ~ tho Suesns a. G. o grounda
- ,s'ss 81 a ;n'. ~ Son.s sb,S.
&ihs as y psi. si: v iS.ss N. j. JssIsss H. ii
the open 22 cAlihrs match Stns tasssk che pssuits
W. WfTs. AirIet om a, Lsf dhaa ts; !:ssiss a. n ~ III
q i'oome.. u: % ODonneil Al The last.amea com.
petition VIII closs on Saturday vhsn ths tvs .i1nsrs
The sun., 1891-01-28
Entries mt Clifton.
The prorramms for clifton to day is

First Race.Fiye forlonss; selling. Telephone ia
I.,amis s;, ~: & &w1;hlnT.on ilo Hnmiily 100; Sam
Second k.cs-MiIe and = fuElonx Frank L.. ITO
pounds MddIsst"ns no st John 10: Harrison. io
no; Baltimore ITO; GroomKman. ITO; Longevity. IO
Hyder Abad. llu
Third Racs-six and half furonrs: selling Battle
CRY. ~ pounds; tmmaJ., In; Truth: lOS A: o H.
tcnwood 81: Second favorite. III
Fourth Racs-Miis and . quarter; handicap Mac
beth li6 POUNDS; Al Farrow llh Salvini M Spar.
ling 10y; Emnencs ius: BONANZA iO.: Grimsldi, ln3
ee. H"sIurR. Of; Brian Roru eb; Warreuke, sa Cara
Fifth Raoe-ona mile; selling. Outbound. 100
qae. a. Ms.ly
sixth Ra.e-seve fur, onRa Kanesvile 100 pounds;
~: rI.nter l", / ! o y: ,,o enra,. no: Khsnan
ivO, Sterling, 40: b.syrian, lUD; Prodigai, I0O.
The sun., 1891-01-28
A New EIshinx S,lub.

Anumbsr Of gentlemen Interested In ihs sport Of lur
Ing tho nnny trbs frUm I've deep BY ,As Of heck
bait and lias ssssmbsd ~ F,cksnA $40 BissckeT
street yesterday for tie purpose orssnins nshins
club and they sueessdsd admirably. The following
Officers we're elected; J. j. Smith Captain; E. Glover
kseorainE sssls,aryi A. GornG Fir Aneisl sesrssryi
y.s Z ss,s. r.. .ss.sp o.. ,as.s snS 10
s;assss s;assss A,S shs iiss Z nov tplI w hsnH I.
son and sStsr being 90 y celsSs Ho,.i st a,soIds
ne. club The name has 20, been dssSsd os Is YET.
Individual memb. 70 have promised to give various
Ior peutsNAL
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Tho winning OF the Kemp trophy by Company Hs
team OF tho seventh Regiment IA no SURPRISE they
have Deen making exceient - In all the
they have Anticipated in during the past four month";
Their score OF l,,uS points the largest made
on The ranE-A
This hoNoi Of making the highest score In the past
Ions. e p,vat. = Mi,ts e tSmp.ny b. ms se9rs
being y out OF possible ~ Ae has Leen awarded y
gold collar decoration.
In order TO and encourage the mArksmen Of
the third Regiments rihe club Sergeant Perry
q Company ~, hs. oaersd for composition TWO przes
proven design for the nrst cass and smi and wes
son hammefesa safety rsvover Of newest typo for
the hlshs,t ASsressle score petyssn Feb aud ArE
FullxraG Of the Manhattan Athierc club lie has
many matches ~ anst ths most expert shot In 1875
men In ,ht r:n Scotch Be- 81 A A":.r..n ~ .na canSd!.p
he has A.o won The Backer chssnse medal, the
,hs ~ ns "a ~ omeis en-" eap Mnres tmes,
lie 10 now the clubs billiard director
The sun., 1891-01-28

YeAsisSs Hsts Up forftss - HIsAt Mina
or ME UAkueWN.

The following oballenes was isedsd By Billy
Madden yesterday:
ytm csreeu states 10 reply 10 ses MeAuhnss fair
oner for . contest. that he will match An snkuewa
ssasns, MSAunas for sSOco siaA Nov, think that
corbs,t IL euiy biufne ana that hA dossnt want to
meet MoAuMnA and do rot even bslsvs that he will
match an unknown Asainst hcAuii6a - he says he
Will She Vob.ie tsisvss thss oeresu blu6sr and
NsAu,i6s Intends W pfovsiL
ncAuiias will meet corbsttS snknovn for % 90 -
Corbs proposes and TO prove We mean business have
posted $3.50 with Richard Z. roS and viii meet CerbsW
and his baoker n tomorrow Wednesday, at the
Police Gdse,ts ofnos 10 arrange match New, Corbsu
u not bus,ns he viii Put up else the public will b
d,ssustsd with his excuses aad think he fraud and
leohine kiass nehter.
Corbe.t was seen last niEht. and In reply 10
McAulifYe's challenge said: wired to my un-
known last night. asking him II he would meet
McAuliYe. He replied that he would not He
gave a. his reason for refusing to flght him
the latter's several dsieAts He said that he
must decline to meet man that had already
been defeated twice. am personally sorry, as
I felt confident that he would be glad to
meet McAulifre for the sake OF the money
there would be In II. - l felt sure
the battle would result In q walkover for my
unknown. Ihsve nothing further to cay as re.
garda my acceptance. of the challenge. stu
will not make q new match until after have
Hnstrnlian ahall endeavor. TO meet Slavin.
In thu event of my being defeated By jackson
DO not regard NIoAuliite ~ IN my class.
"He sa,s that am atun. end that the
public regard me As such, I scarcely think
apd loudly proclaimed his title to the cham;
plonshir. and "a every one knows got knocked
ont In round and Q hAlt. MoAulifye, think.
ia stun OF the worst kind. by hts own show
ing. dont proroee for he or his manager to
advertise themselves any further r. at M ny ; eI;
By them In the future"
The sun., 1891-01-28

The Instr,ments OF Navigation Dealt With From .
70 sss =. asS. % ~ as1
q s ;ys" ;. nnvy o oi rt: Z.
leo tlu% Ths Of i.sr iss,ufs.
Il. .y: Sy " q .pe :
~s M Il. on Is. ~
Il. i TT Of @ R"ss
mum M ). A.: .d r: @
:: asht .s
s Snny % H. the
/: n: ssssP W: l..
:::;: .':.''
70 IN. EMO. o. rns ars.s,r: hay. Waited "a.
;asS %'siS sS f% g
@ Ss % %. m. ess 20 S.
I: ..: !: S::s..tS ;ss Z:
IL ~ IS:
sss NM 10 ss%: an: n a: .s %
r 70, isS.y f.. morning AZ
O'Clock sharp to MAKE . "A'en ''' 81 'Br. o'B.,.,.
rumor has been sons ths roand. I ,hst r. 81. tennis
g: Az ~:
Il: ;4sss:i ss y: :s';: es s.;
20 hsv. his d.uA .asy thina J. Carver; vha with
Rysrson won ,he douulss cLsmponsh,p Of The wes. s
':s :isSt' :i; s.s
=:
-. e. ao .'f s: krso Fl IL: ..y
sSsns. .sa rule. Tor asur. cont.ss
E ssSs .. '""1 .h.h.r %SsSs
sociations can ooune n an sTssmsnt 1.ouis Ruben.
ii:s.: h., Amefisses ~. I.. ,sss,s ior Stating
which 10 strong point IN rAnahan Skaters and be Il
S NJ. p; s.
cans may not think the ssms w.v
Building Association vas rsinlushsd In INA iss il
beard e ,:nn. during the season q Ice and snow
T.np. R.rSf. stree. ana 10 Sapos. ss ."' a.
moriss and halls Anons me best khown p'aysrs who
..a a:rses sy
Leroy and Dsane Miller, Among he clubs which
Rss sy.a 70 eS Ss T.. ~" Oldest
club Of the kind ia the country and 10 lays Been or
. r. Who ssnu: ~; e p.S
Teao.1o Jan. 2a.psnns GALLAGHER Of Buffalo and
symn..nm sonishs n. consos. esl.a % tor ,Rtss
bouts Greco Romao catch asS:tch ean and side hols
nh: x; 2"
psn. seos. S Ie' nI nss boz! wSs Grsse Rom.n ANA
shiis III! .sS.r -: accommodating ,h. throw i" .hs
.ses % y Il: ssPps; Il. % dss. se k,sn,u.
Gel.shsr turned hsir.on over ,nd %: latter tried
T.: "a Se.s .ad fne %
minutes
The sun., 1891-01-28

The Gross country Association of the Col sss Of the
CITY Of New York held us twelfth regular weekly run OF
tho season Yesterday afternoon from Fordhsm Heizht&
Despite the tact that the ground was covered with
snow there WAS an exceptionally large attendance.
The start Was mai. 1T I2s &c ok. with Baynss i3
cemAker Ard SIi ser ~. whipper IN 1he course
.ay i,om toIahAm LsEIst TO lnwo"d. thenrs 20 snl
wict sssnus"in ali ssp srht And nles liz
boy. rnshsd IN the following order FIRST 2 z.
hpit sr ", with N. rest sIsr.int Tie tune wA' Que
h"or ana I've We minutes 1h' viii be he. ID on
fse j. from ksaIus LOIeL IOrdhAua
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Transfer OF Trotting Stock n Northern
New York,

OswtGo Jan. 27-Three weli-bred young troters have
Just been sold to the Messr PendcrRast of rhn.x
Dudley Miller Of this city. They Kentucky Dicts
tor handsome brown stallion by Dictator dam Ne,tie
Time by Mambrino Time son q MAmbrino ratchen;
Fen on Dictator, promising colt by Kentucky Dicta
tor Out Of Kitty by Gen. Benoh foaled lss,. and Ma
dan
Dumarh. -i?,l<: Temple Kar 2:lt aud Egbertne 2:y,
aud Mabel G. is full si.ter TO Wnona, 2:2s. and ths
fast trot;er Black Prince Tho price for tho three Ia
Rriyate MT Is 9nterstood TO he coss % to 500 NJ.
ished at Buffalo, and Is well known ss an expert In
Holsteiu cattle.
The sun., 1891-01-28
Bnse Nall Notes,

w J. cur1ie has been appointed manager Of the New
Jersey Athletic Bsss Bail Club
Tho players not needed In the New York team will
nnd good berthe else uhere - letters OF INJURY are
can be secured. '~'~'
CL.vsL.sn Ja. er,-J. Palmer o'Nein OF Pittsburgh
on. Of h,' fn.eSrge team I9r lsbsau The or.r
Isted lseesu .itogether too low. He made . second
ofsr and that Also was rejscted bnt 1s undsrstood
there waS = string tied" IN the objection.
The sun., 1891-01-28
rh. senwnnhnka G. Y. G. Entertn,nca.

The members Of the Sesw anhaka Corinthisu Yacht
Club and nu rnber OF Invited guests eutertniI~
their club house last night wiih Lecture the
tca of electricity rs applied to vssssn ny Dnva
Greene, late ensign In the Tinted States navy Mr..
Greene who IL with the Edison E!ectr,cni Coiniany Is
rated 70 or 81 mo o.st inlnrmeh men IN the country
fore. wns llstened 10 with In. .rk ed atte nton
Among those pfesen wefe: Admiral Rfsihs com
msnd ,nt ot the krookyn Sayy Yard NJ Lloyd no.
nix owner of the nhoohf yAei,t 'nnsp'd tnmmoI -
Robert tenteE Of th same club and owner nf n- hS
~ : ". M,vss r.es,ysnt Of u: r,oyds&yc. & and
owner Of the LIrisi " 0arder the well known yaoht
6ss,gnsr Mr u liSIA.er Mr.; John & w. q: Msr..
Yacht Clum; J. frs..ric Tam: s"" l~onard rhspsry
Mr. ~. J.. SAtsres aud othe'a
The club 10 maIing extensive preparAtions for the
svenlnx Fsh s. promises 10 BE- the chief event IN
yachting circles Of the sea-on.
The sun., 1891-01-28
FENCERs' CLUB RECEPfftDN.
Its Midvinter Entertainment . Decidedly
eucceHaiul A6islr.

Its Midwlnter Entertainment . decidedly
succesai1l Amir.
fhe midwInter reception of the Fencrts' Cuh b-d
last Atnht At the club rooms. WsM Twenty eighth
street. kwas wel attended aud waa one Of the at
successful the club has Yet had The club hns rrns-
psred beyond expsct snee tnovrd TO NJ rtsse'y
garter. u nnmhsrs .bou. Isc m neran.rA @ Ar amm
National Guard Tho in,trus'oSls ARMAND !seony:
Er.dnates ot The military school Of fencing at 'osne-
fuEsns Hrxins presided over iss. ntnhs, .n..r.on.
mshi Tie we're fencing bouts betwesh Trnn -
Hemingway and A. 8. CarhArt h!xnor Rnlsgn.si anu Il.
ssa sr"m ,na n,n.. oS o chny
haro Strelbeish. Dr. thevsrrA AMI DR. Ddushtv. Dr.
llAmm mond and rof UConor, Charles hadAd and A.
p Post. and DR. Echeverria and sidney with
durlinx kworls
tScut .w' nYndrss n sn..s we're prssss, :n"rS
Rathven Pratt Bdsar saites. Hsnry J.nir. j. Iurr,y
dss,, =. r.ist:s isS,.sn. rsisss T"S; ris..n..
.!.%.y prn. chg e st.ve"s"S N;."n
son .Tt.fn."r ~ y, |, NorHan j. Jss are, Ila.s
Richard d z;5.,sa sa"'. 50 Ds,.sE I!owart Tm"n";
After the boxins bouts refreshIne were strved.
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A0srisaA Association Players sixuins
COnSractA.

CoLr1suA Jan 1L-Amsrioan Association consracts
are bsstanius arrvs at the ses Of President Thur
msA The nsst lot 10 announced to-day a. follows
With colunbus-hark ?. BALDWIN. whsslock. Crooks
KnsusA Raston, aad Chsmbsriin. With the Athletics
Thurmsn Say. That hsrbausr win b. cismed Tor ti's
Sshietce and that Connie Mack VII, play with the
:s..sS, .lsh him = 20 AZ. d.po.on these
siEnea with shht club PItsdent Thurmsn and i'rincs
vi! 20 to ChioaEo on Friday and complete arrnns
E,i get r.ssitent IhunAns for Chairman OF ihs
Nstivual Board Of Control " "
The sun., 1891-01-28
Games Tonight.

Games Tonight.
ACADEMY TOURNAMENT
Eotedals 70 KrAkehliA
krAaehiia VI Manhattan
Eanhattan Va ROsodals.
IRookLYs EATioEAL TOURNAMENT
Pin knights " Ltncold.
Lincoln Va. Monroe
Monroe Va Pin Knights.
GoLpKs SAGLk rorRS AnKSr lsRC0KLSEl
K!ngs County VA Carroll Park.
ARLINGTON TOURNAMENT (srooKLyNl
Snns souri VS. Eagle.
Eagle va Exeter No 2
Exeter No. VS. sans SoucL
BASE LKAGUE.
Hanover National W. Fourth National
ANArRuR AssSCiAfioS.
Palma " Jersey City, At Palma alleys
JERsxY CITY AMATEUR LEAGUE
Fairmounts VS.. Pin Knights.
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Man ss'a rs s ~ ~ 81 ~ e, ss ~
y|qpirs, =, F. Ferdinand scorsrs-J. K Biaekhurss
s 10 soa o;s: r.:
:s
piiss s:sss HI M rssHs ' as Sos: s.s.v
III s TO- SSs, 5 :' wis.on t
Es is, t h. ss.,t.s f s a
IN Il. games 2, n. Prospect Height .o.rn.m.n. .s
s,S.s'yn' Mt fuchss aIleyA on Monday the scores
vIRsr eAnk
,s Essz S i'Ts s5 ,oss
OH, iNl Total G89.
son Ivy: wi,s.nson i.s: Smith III Ta,: I'D A''''
ms o ru. oSf1ss s 'f a HF: Hart
msmS:r: .; S,x ys,t Rsyss cns.
Mo- "a, .vsn,n1 o. s%vsly. sl:y: IHs
,,1s ;,Ss., oa.A Ss's
sS.. n.n re ns..n s.m%'ps sa :S Mer ' @ Sci.
scores: 'A '" '''"'~' '''"'"s' '"'
Spiller. lAi: 1nnCheed, l8A Total. 75i.
Arlington Burfetnd l+7: Emksn. 1915 Knobla 1871;
Belmont la; Brauck muller. I4a Total t~A
eEcoSp GANx.
d*9y knGsffSssss @ fSssss.d }s ~4ssE 4es 's sD'f 1885,
tMter No Morgan. 1872; Graybaum 100; L.
Morgan, l4I; boxsrL II<; Forman 49, 1oIAl 646.
THIRD GAMg.
Arlington Bur:eind l+i; Emken. 1si; Rnobls, 1875;
Be!mout 1877; brAnrkmulier l5l. Total. 74I
Exeter No 2-Morgan 1886: Graybaum, lh2; L
Morgan. III; Rogart l2S: Formun. 1874 Total, e83.
The Clermont team succe esded In defeating the vo,un
teers IN the rro"kyn National tournament Monday
evening Tie score:
THIRD GAMk.
Clcrmont.schon: is1i G. I. Smith l4s: Louusb.rry
Nounteer--R Reamer lat: kcilnr, l5i; Mister 1888;
Rohrs. l34; HUbe i38. Total, 7GU
Tho West End team rolled In poor form on Monday
night and tha Cosnopo!itsns on victory Tho
Cosmor rolitAn-Roe ia7: Cromwell. 1877; Johnson
l7D. laysrous 1872; Eowera lb,': seaman 1872: VII.
mar,h. int; Holman its; A. kasthinx. I2a; headsy.
West knd d Merritt ia2; w.,sop ; 10; 1usseE 49,:
Gsynor, i22; IAdden, i43. swartz, i6.> Total i.3i2
The sun., 1891-01-28
North s,a. Athletic C,us,. boxing Bout.

She preliminary bouts Of the nrst annual boxing
tournament Of ,hs recently organized North Side Ath
letlc Club took pacs Monday evening at the club
headQuartsrA on lA2d street ". Oosrman, Jr. was
referee. and j. Miles and McIoushliA Judges ). No
Gommsry ofnciAted - timsksspsr
Mclaughlin aed ". As0omusry. . pair Of u.s.
pound bantsmA we're the hrst to appear Mclaughlin
oid almost alt the leading and cut up his opponent
" Convey and NsLsuIhlia: ~ pound men w.r.
ncLapssin. pair Of light ssiSh,s fought Ihs best
battle OF the evening" u vas eloseausrtef work for
iuds.. aasliy decided q Esi.nehln. for = .sihnsr
eou. fos gold medal esisess oSormsn. Js. sss oi
c9,s%: co'IssS snnS Il 1 i HOScda sns s,:S cs.r
ever failed :" .how up much y ne Q!
q s' ss su en-, ass nns VI" ss decided
The sun., 1891-01-28
walsh Chn,,-use. Power..

That rising pooi expert Walsh of Scranton, rA.
who recently Won Two h.ndieAp tournsnrn IN this
vicinity posted eTs with the Erunsw,ct Bake sCol
lenfer Com, any yesteidv with chAiisule 10 pay
Champion rowe-s for iho cham ponstip Walsh vii
make tn- takes as hgh as ESQ or more side II
Powers desires him 10 do oso.
The sun., 1891-01-28
They Like Haudba,l in Boston

Since tho visit Of George Rosnosky OF the Atlantic
Boat club Of Boston Champion Csseys court .nsrs
has deeper interest taken 10 the game By tho
members of the o!ub. On Sunday mornine last thsrs
quite number Of livoiv games pAysd II was
Of many u tn. m.mosis highly proessis Hsl sSs
club VIII before very long tms erect Soyt.
which is pronounced beauty.
Among the games were:
Rosno.ky and Walsh ....:..............Ii y 2l-ss
Dixon and - 0h5u
Pet: Mccoy: IN the @ noted middle w.ish. puei.. who y
saSesy IA nompsns Win vi ii. rsser r.n e. cSSrs
a r"s g. n ns IN exercise helps
There viii be match game for money arranged be-
tween some of the club nsmbsrs within . very short
Xt the Brooklyn HandbAll Clubs court yesterday
Peter Mctyoy. one Of The OLD timer: Tn tho sporting
lie latter giving Fetsr ten aces again fhs me- mSsr
from shra,s I.ows,sr, VA: too much Tor ths Old 'yn
Tho scores;
M.hon .............. ...".............e q 2I-hl
D. accola defeated William Cullen BY the following
score:
ca!,sn Il ffs-s ffs-ssa
Dennis Dousherty and James Quinn played rather
sharp game tho former winning ~ toilo"si
Donsherty. ..,...-2l u 2i-s8
Qilhh .'..'.,.'.'Io ~ iS-O
John LawGr ;sy' ,hst unas, no o'cum.!anes: vi!
Col Tom Meehan ~ stated In fhs scs, the Colonel
and II; 10 p.y m %
Tho Admirers OF handbsl will have somethinE to
sna s..,
=. ~. Z Quun the smO'''ou' Carlow youth sweet
Biy courtney told svs reporter yesterday that he
The sun., 1891-01-28
BOBLIsa.

N. Jersev City Athletic Club team 10 making Grand
hnsh in the Athletic Bowing League tsties sad II IA
evident that the wing foot" so~iers ~ have to ro,
without "bteah"R they 10 not wWh u se pssstd In
the race tor chain picnship honerA The Islanders
visited the Jsrssymsn last evening and the latter had
What might be called = "cinch" In both Estnea The
e6ores:
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Harlem Yacht Club Hop.

The Jolly tars ~ the Harlem Yacht club held their
annual calico hop at their club house i2at arsat aud
shs Harlem River, last night IhS msmbsrs NJ the club
and their lady friends present In fui force AMI
they dsnesa the sailors hornp,pe and ohet naut''a
wsrsi Commodore helonaId. ex,'on.m"doro., LA"s
and wife. Mr. and Mrs. 4, An.tn. 81. .nh M hrs r.
hnXyiister Mr. r sIeinackcr and Miss E.ia H-ei'
inr. NJ and Mira IT, finsr NJ. i! Mccprd and Mhsrs
MnCoId, M. iee and Mss !. lee: ;,h.. tarAn, y
lieniein and Miss B.,iew: FuJsr and Np. Ida l..
The sun., 1891-01-28
Co~,n,h,an Navy ISeetsng.

Tive Cortnthisn Navy held ita nrst annual meeting
last night 1T the Marlborough Thirty sixth street AMI
Broadway. After the usual routine businssa trans
acted the folio wing officers were elected. G. ~ Con
molly ADMIRAL. 7. Tnter. VICE Admirali b. Jonss.
Cher PurHr.
The pussr rsporie mem bership Of 0ON the rola
With twenty three applicants
Uommudors Contsrina teicitious speech presented
q agnincsn cup 10 the he pailsd for at
the annual regatta no II Summer The will be
DIR the club rules end TeRulauonA and only two
Vtll be allowed IN each boat
The sun., 1891-01-28
Prize Fighters Arrested.

woRrssrs. jan ~ L-Jsremish Sullivan OF this city
indicted for participating In prize hxht In Blackstone
va; srr.sS.a TO a.S 10 n: ssuR'.,s. GeS1 %
vh!eh vas furnlsbsd. BY J. Kennsdy- q this Guy
ssully the second Of John Powsil OF niackstonn
PLEADED not guilty He as relsassd On q, ,0Gj ball
The sun., 1891-01-28
Ree,mental shooting Notes.

A match between teams of ten men from Companies
D and OF tho Forty seventh Regiment wan decided on
the rife ranges of the regiment on Monday evening
The scores follow;
The sun., 1891-01-28

WSHV
IN III. past few years IN the annexed district Is
the Osylvan Aths stie Association, which embrace.
anon smSnsh h i~ TX mSmesrs many vs, snowm sSssss m haa'
msns At Usbaahs Hall iEtb street and THIRD avenue.
programme and the spectators had no Tssson con,
plain for what lacked In quality u more than made
up In quantity
The sun., 1891-01-28

Jersey City II iei 2ia s2a loi sos sae eBo ~ sos
umpira 9. r. wadleigh. scorsrA Alex. pussnbsrry
and John Merssrau
The most largely attended and e1cit,ns ssnes bowed
90 far this seAson III the Athe Rowltns League ere
those oowlsd last nst between the New York Ahistio
Club and ths Manhattan Athletic Club on ths latsrs
The sun., 1891-01-28

rNAaES
New York c. ST l& le7 2Sa aea as bSl 6io MAO III
Manhattan AC.16 i6s 3a8 Sua s7s ass ss SIS TrS 7Is
Unpirs.E Ferdinand. Scorers j. K. Blaokhurst
and ". J. Barker.
The sun., 1891-01-28

New York A. O. 90 ISL %l6 Ie7 Be7 go TOT 7e8
Manhattan A. C. s ls 27s $50 AT 6ia SOS $40 7si 6ei
Umpire .E +. Ferdinand. scorers-J. K Biackhurst
and ". Barker
The sun., 1891-01-28

aes store }Sa ti@ aSs,e 4 rsss sss
t.lssd eyer the detsis 9 Ara what
Ing trade whsn ia dins nss :sid On tho sport
ou.d M hs,. see II Msy
slatteEy. ORourke. ana Johnston TO Choose
thsve no opinion to express" suavely 70.
spile q. . clerk Who had Just sold % q bicyeea' bi =
In not memesr Of the team myself ~,
sould tsil You very quick who would be In tho
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-03-28

The regular church services Of the
Ebenezer church of the Evangelical
Association, of Lehighton, were held in
the 1st Presbyterian church last
Sabbath, and considering the state of
the weather, were we'll attended.
Regular services will be held in said
church, on next Sunday; preaching in
German, at 1870 a. m, and at 7:15 p. m,
in English by the pastor, j. S. Newhart.
The regular Sunday School services
for said congregation will be regularly
held, from henceforth at 9:15 q. m,
each Sabbath. The services on next
Sabbath evening will consist of sing
ing Easter Hymns, and an Easter ser
mon, by the pastor. Said congregation
will soon organize a Young Peoples
Alliance, and the ladies will oagaRize
themselves into a Ladies' Aid Society.
The work will go on in all its depart
ments. The Young people VIII hold a
meeting in the basement of the said
church, on next Saturday evening at
1850 to consult about the organizing Of
said Young Peoples Alliance To these
services a general invitation has been
extended, and the prospects for success
is apparent A.young peoples meet
ing will proceed the preaching services
next Sunday evening in the Presby-
terian church at 6:30 The topic for
the occasion win be "Faith.n Said
strvioe viii be led by Mr. John Heber-
ling, who is leader of one of the Glasses
81 ~ ouAgle9aaeu. -~y
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-03-28
LEADING
BOOT AND SHOE
DEALER.
Lehgh VaIIe5 R. R Co.
Arrangement OF Passenger Trains.
In EFFECT Feb. 10TH, 1891.
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