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The sun., 1891-02-04
The Pa,mettos' Great STAG.

crowd Of nearly nvs hundred sdmirss Of athletic
ability crowded the rooms Of the Palmetto Athletic A.
sociAtion. csrusT Of Hamilton avenue ana Cesmbia
street. South nrookiyn last night Thsrs vess excel
lent sparrina bouta and the stag" Vas entire suo
ssa Jane, Weldon the rrs.dsas Of the dissertation
c,:s:r hCay M.non:y and &C charley ysstssn the rsl
.;,SS Hu,paSy nIsS n. SSS. o. ':d jsS:: ISSSAy:
Tsr,.n.. .Tnisn.Surgh Jsa,. hay:.
ard NeDoa.ld vsruD. So,s club; Moore .na sssss.
PbPntx A. e ~ the Fade a. C. NAscots" and Ih6
Aeorn A. A. NAscots" MckssGsH and Pyns Of the Star
4 C. Nullins AND Nonshan. fhsniI a q u IArm.
@ xT.a: sHd J. sss?;. $eSssT.iI :. y. t:,ii.. s..d
Ssss:ss sIs.. ssili1.s isssli =; 3. ia
The sun., 1891-02-04
Clever Bridge boxers.

II was "visors night" at the hns elne 0: the
famous Bridge Athletic Club in Brock yr % Non
day, and nearly $40 enthusiastic admirers Of clever
boxing witnessed nns exhibition OF tho ar; ef hit
stop and get away" which was exemplined By sturdy
young athletes who thoroughly understand the dneuls
game r, Foster was master OF ceremonies and No
ks.y handled the timspisce The Bridge Athletic Club
masco;S u Conrors and T. Smith were the hrst PAIR
OF sparrers to enter the ring The little fellows showed
great aPiitude Tor Tho game and received hssry sIe
Champion bantam weight William llorohAu vvre n:
next pair OF srarrers 10 appear Although tnlns hsd
the adyAnage as regards height and weight both men
showed to advantage The scchcs OF the game os'ns
shown clearly
Joycs orth. Eagle Athletic Club and william Broa, ,.
came together nsSt In avery iveiy bout The Jsrssy
CITY lad tried punch holes m tie EAgsits and the
latter wssn ~ all sVw in retaiatiny IL VAS . gooa
bout -.
The heavy weighs stars Of the club clever Michael
NcAulIhs and Patrick i'assy wound up the eniertsin
ment IN exceedingly Lively bout during which both
sthetes exhibited rare cleverEeAs
The sun., 1891-02-04
A New Automatic Signalling TARGET.

Many serious accidents have occurred within the Pas.
few in the ride ranges attached to the different
regimental armoriea Tho men who act markers
and signal back to tho marksmen by of different
coored disks where they have scored have bssn tho
most frequent suderera An onicsr in = Melbourne.
Australia. Regiment has invented an automatic signal.
ling target that has proven great and has
been adopted by the British army.
The face OF tho target consists of rings divided Into
total Of twenty three separate moving pieces for
tons tho back OF each section being attached to oplqus
oscating levers connected with horizontal balancing
bar. when any Of the sections struck the levers
osc'late and IN so doing raise the horizontal
balancing bar. which comes IN contact with clutch
bar running horizontally above It TINS latter.
icing forced up, releases signalling lever IN
appcars IN view Each section OF the tarGsl has ~.
firing point where the bullet tas struck After remain
returns to us pae and the target ready for the next
shot There are al.o two attachments which can bs
Lifted the target The nrst shows the position Of the
shot by means OF recording instrument placed at the
firing point and conntced electcAily with the target
The second IL an arrangement ty which each shot 10
rsgser on scroll Of paper placed inside rho tarEe
and this roll be compared with tho mammal record
at the end Of the practice The dsvce ia creating much
interest In army circles in this ronntry. amt Il viii
probably bs adopted In the near future - the cost
excessive
The sun., 1891-02-04

Tho return match between tho teams of the Miller
Rhs club OF liobokcn aud the Our Own Rifle Club of
Newark took place the sstsrs range 1855 Springfield
avenue. on Monday evening. The Our Owns. besides
having the advan;azs OF the home range. shot much
evenly than the visitora only one Of their men
dropping below tho $50 mark. whils four had 2+o
better Tho result was shat the Our owns scored .
tho losing side. fhe scores:
our own Kine Club-frsisnschneE 237; J: Band'L
With W, 3t i:s,s r.Ing ast 4:,, Tl.% s.
,Niiler nine cigD-b Miller. .as D. sehl!ch,, ss; T.
flach. 2t; L. vogel 2tj: q. LshL 2ti: y sohL ,2i:
22 Total ASH out OF so possible goina Ihs frst
match brtwren the Our owns and MerA shot lAsS
week at uobosen, was Also won BY the ssuarK tssn
The sun., 1891-02-04
Entries at Clifton,


This ID C!iftons PROGRAMME for to-day:
% Y,rst Raesmons % mns and 2 quarter: sslline Ont
stone lu3: Groomsnau. ll6: Prince Karl lt8.
Second Racs-five furonga Frankie e., l2l pounds:
+; lis: Sam Love. los; Humility. i,+
Third Race-lhres quarters OF q mile. Emma j., 100
pounds: Zed. l0s: ban honx normery Interest rsId.
ngh iCs Psriwinkle Eedina io3 Battle Cry. lO5: A.
o. II 40: Miss Dawn, 100: Apollo luO: Cpman, 100;
M.id @ ?, a.onwo9a M la M:t.sords alty io6; Cascade
Fourth kace-seysn fnrlong,: handicap. salvint ll4
pounds: Glory. ln7: Prince James. 1 .; Defendant
burg es; KhatfAn s5: Zed, as! Frank l.. 20.
Fifth RAce-.tx and half furlonRI Blue Gr1sa l01
pounds: fi,sroy, 100; Freedom. 100; oanymods. 1905
prodiga, 20 ~ Nsade 100 Sam Morse. iO Belle dor,
SIKH Sixth kses.six and and 2 half f.rionx.; Pelham. ps
6S; Ihad Rove, 8S; Ariel 93. Adolph eS KanesviIle
SS Dongan4 93; Cecilia 93; Anlligan, lOl
The sun., 1891-02-04
Association Football.

n 10 possible that the Lonefsows may tackle tho
Irsh 6hsmrocks on Sunday while the konparsils may
hAys 70 journey 10 wsshawksn to play ths New York
The Brookiyn sha,nrocks have at last found . sut
able pacs TO kick tho leather They have ,scGred Loo
rAfk wtltsmsburgh. and they mean 10 make good
show In the future
a man rersntiy wrote to the Secretary NJ Brooklyn
club desiring TO be admitted ynK einber. and
adding that 10 had played football for nfIy years
Probably he meant rftesn
,Nsw YORK footbsll men arc continuing 70 urge the
hiadsphiAns to CyepAre team representative OF tho
city association Gibbs TO play here IN April The match
vi!i not interfere with the state Lsaguv ties
Prominent clubs in the Eastern states being can.
rasssd tor thsr opinion rsRardng s proposed Grand
Inter State match In New York Tho American nsso.
estion quidnuncs are sanguins IL would be success
An Association oub Of coliegans recently talked
OF By few studens and RrAduates of the Scottish
Ssivsrs,u,s nov rs.!lsnt in this STATE but ts forms
support that .onid wafrsn. thsm IN esins mestins
OF ths AcAdsmical lAda Still, many old university msa
would take an Interest In such an institution
shouid the weather be favorable tomorrowa match
viii bs Psysd between representatives from the HerGid
SonpG;lns i9om 20 and q: srsw Of SuEsra nsE vn.
ARRANGED BY Tom Mcqueen who Was Visiting his friends
IN Scotland lately and returned sunday morning on
ths big ocean racer
The sun., 1891-02-04
Yachting.

Jsnss stlpsn hs. seld pie cutter yacht wsnonsh to
Mr. VOLTS steam yacht Radha 10 having new boi,ers
pat TO- 81 Tsbe'S wharf Brooilyn Poillons men are
tspaiytng her decks and hull
me dimsnsions Of ths keel yacht now building At
wintraxhsm's for Mr. ketchAn arsi over all IS feet
feste inohsS
nshbers Of the Hudson River. Newark Bay. and
Other ubs enjoyed the annual chower and reception
tven by the wiliiamsburgh Yacht Club yesterday az
their club house ~ SssinwAy
Tbs lswAyk Bay Yacht Club Of bayonpe will rive u.
taisI Sa.Gn sali q nendsy sysniss IN hsndLetsoes
eyh kalvos KUN ysrssI CX. Isv Jsnsy. .Psyonin
take tast u The sveat
The sun., 1891-02-04
Games To-niEhs.

Games Tonight.
sRooKLvs xAuosAL sousAAsRxs.
Madison w. South Paw.
Volunteer W WAveTly.
Wavsriy ". Madison.
Loso IsLAHp LsAsgI
etsinWAy No . Va Bunchyolisvs.
bpnchrolsrs W Liberty No ..
Liberty No. Va StsinWay Ne q
AsLiSeros TOURNAMENT (SseeILvs1.
Arlington W. Monarch.
Monarch Va Eagle.
Eagle Va ArlipgS0n
bAHE LEAGUE
Ninth National 70. Mount NorriA
STRsHy CIR AsArsuR LsAsun
Eairmounts vs. IndspsudsntA.
Volunteers W Pleasures
The sun., 1891-02-04

fhs Breotyn Bicycle Club viii hold stag snterisin.
NEST on rse. 10 81 their club house
AZ the indoor games Of the Twelfth Rexmsny Athlstis
AssocaIien to be held ON April 10 . two mile bicycle
race VIII be among the events
rhs Advhabtty Of handicap ppug the ridsrs OF ppsu.
RAuc scyeles Will BE- aDeu,ssl d the Getting Of The
L. A. ". Racing Board on Fsb IL
Willie vtndls the ehAmpion bieyelist, viii DO Nc
raeipg this season at ALI dsamiuS Il "a visAbA after HE
sssssss season last yssE 70 BY long rest
The sun., 1891-02-04
Sir 1cdiyere at Home.

BosroS. Feb a.-sir Bsdivsrs the champion st. Ber.
nard deg. which arrived st New York tom Lg aud on
shs Umsria ysstsrdsy had quite reception q, his new
masters store on Summer sttsst this morning Fully
seven thousasd people visited the store TO get glimpse
is.Essa ana n X, ss' :aS,Si.sa but hr;s hosII Thee
yelss sre book sinost full kInsissu sppiioatious 10
.srs Isesiysd bsfoss be sailed ana his Tee SisI
.sa Z. i
The sun., 1891-02-04
OrIo. BowIers E.,oy th. D.u...

Handsome Arioa Hail, On Wall street near Broad.
vsy, Brookyn. was sb!Azs with illunnstons last night
on the occasion OF the second ball OF the Orion
Bowling Club oae Of the best known OF the many OF.
fiscu.ns fsiscons Devoted 70 ,hs pfpglAr vntsr sport
hs ssss sf ehs sl1 eeass reo9. snd pFefssiss q
brilliant oss Dancing was the nala AItrAstioa.
The sun., 1891-02-04
SHOOTING.
Acme Gun Club Shoot,

Tho new shooting rules of tho Acme Gun Club went
into effect at ,euerdays shoot on the Dexter PARK
grounds. The club will hold ten shoots during the
year. and each man must IRE at twenty blue rocks
each shoot The rise will be sixteen yards but
handicap OF one yard will be added II the ksman
succeeds in breaking twelve and than four.
teen tsrgetA The shooter must stand At eighteen
yards RISE sftsr having broken more than fourteen
targets and II me mSer does succeed in breaking
L. blue rocks he will stand sgain at sixteen yards rise
the next monthly shoot Al the end Of the shooting
season tho eight highest Of count
and in case of any member shooting less than eight
times An equivalent number of blank scores will 10
viii entitled to the /. club prizes. averages
ss ssSai yssa'is.I .as kans ana
ms VIII ,hoG fI"p the mark
:s, :sn. a, yna;s
is 'Ss ana .ss S: ssi nasI %
s i .;s. e se: rex.
& lips::s sss:ss:''I s = I.sam.ss ass
i sss sss. sesl. s. ss.Is! !era.
aa p.s. q
NJ Sla ',s:a sat Il Ln. kn 'oCt sh:a money; rssry
shs1, s.sonS BID.
i: II $;s'ss 5
sss... M - .s.s
class with hit each ties to be shot on in the
next event: Greenvill and Munk were thot out
Third sweepstakes, three money! nvs blue rocks
prize the latter taking also third money OF ths pro
Ttous event GreenvilL ,: PfAendeE 2; fandmann ,;
preceding event. Mnnk l: Link /: scholter il Wi.se
Norbach. letry. and stuetzls were shot out on nve
missed each.
shoot e Of the tic for second money in las. even.
ont on the rst round rrenvl and rfaender dividing
In the ties for third money Munk and schoer dropped
out on the frat round Menkel hit bis nrSt and missed
tie three following while Link broke his rr.s
And fourth blue rock. winning the priko
The sun., 1891-02-04

their eams with the rrospecta Monday svspinS in
the iFlinRion tournsmsnt BY putting up ,ss hishsst
soors rollsd during the ssrss. The score;
Exeter No l-0orden, i73: K Robbins AIT, Drisss
ies; = Robbins ise; Lshmsn ia IstA1 saa
0lsasnsE i<s; KrummsL Ioa Total, Sea
Tns New YORK Athletic Club team relied st Staten
Island last svsnins, and managed to quilt even The
scores:
viRsy oAnx.
Staten I.l.nd A. CIBrilL iSs; irafte. iSi; Cole.
New York 4. C.-ce perth waite lS0; More lse,
Cuts, leli shaw, i3e; Carter, ieo. Total ass.
sIcoHp GAuE.
Staten Island A. C-Briii ie2; frafon lSI Cole 1877,
Liyinnson. Iel; Hssdlsy. i7h Total s3s.
cs: ,ss shaw i7a S.s::. III ,a. More 1885,
The sun., 1891-02-04
Installing Bridge A. C. omc,.,..

meeting Of the Bridge Athletic Club vas held At the
stub rooms. corner OF Washing on and johnson streets
Brooklyn. last night Agsat deal Of important bust
ness was transacted, and the nsAiy siscisd oiaesrs
we're installed Tho committee from the Standard Ath
:stc Club which WAS TO confs. with similar commit
tss from the Bridge Athisc Club relative the tsrms
Of the sparring contest bstwsen WILLIAM NcGsrry of
tLs sssdara ,,s And Hugh wiptsI. Of yhs Bridge
10 know what the Standard athletes propose 20 do In
regard % arranzins ihs preliminary details Of the
affair Eacn club ants the contest held section
OF the town but the Bridge committee As . comprD
Alqnt avenue.
Zoe following srieisis were Installed: President
.dwin Foster: Vice President John Quaylls; Rtoord
ins & sscrstaLy Prank .A.sy pinsnciM Secretary
EDWARD Carson; t'rst Lieuiensnt Richard Brady;
second iientenant John Lsngman, Board Of Dirsc-
NcAnline. NJ. Needham, Edward Carson CHARLES sissl
Ing aud JhomAs Wsidron Nv"
The sun., 1891-02-04
The New York a. &. Governor. Nee.

The meeting at the New YORK Athletic Club las, nigh,
10 appoint nominating committee Was VERY sisn,n-
cant one being most pronounced endorsement Of
the present Board Of Governors The n.sI bal
Y. n,i.%., ..,SiI!sd IN the unanimous choice Of
portsrs Of the policy Of President Schuyler ana
~ s.tseis;S HhGssI @ .ronI point 4. ne fse hai
ns!ins committsc ha. been unanimously chosen, end
u bespeAks . very harmonious condition or ansirA
6rAltbed
Ths members Of the committee are - follow, O. q,
stowe J. IL, stead John ID. ReyholdA James W. Car.
TER and '. j. Hynes; This commitss will meet on the
second TuesdsY In March and nominate Q tickst and
there appear. 70 bs little doubt thai the present ocIals
Will II they desire be reelected.
The sun., 1891-02-04

Jia Corbett In Baa Condition.
Jim oorbsis has been recommended BY his physacisu
TO cancel his spArrins snkagemsu after this week ana
{Ate rest 10 Montana preparatory 10 beginning trais
lny tos hn afhs With Hs ssom sch q Ia
~ condition aud he needs . thorough reneSAson
The sun., 1891-02-04
Sportsman's Goods.
BICYCLES

Singers. Stovers, and Giants.
RENTING AND REPAIRIN0.
SECONDHAND WHEELS AT REDUCED PRIcx2
SEND FOR CATALOGUE.
@. A. LITCHHULT.
o&0 LENOx Av. NEAR 11eT1 81
The sun., 1891-02-04
The ch.mplon Che.. Tournament.

The following committee has been elected for ar.
ranging ths annual tournament for tho
to Be held Fen 20 under the auspices Of the New
Aintx A. Ford, g. Ro.enfeid, L Rose. Il. II. schist.
felin u Gilley. A. B. Hodgea A. r. De:reest IGrosh
old r. q. Fanusch =. ". Teed, Carl Mnnz tn Richard
son And II. J hOReI0
The sun., 1891-02-04
New. from the lIors. World.

An even bet OF s5o0 has been laid against Tho
Flower for tho Derby.
S s. 81! % Ba::s Bs' s. ras;i!' sss sss:s: sss
The pmcG DsIynS cub hes elected shsr
ssx and RoSsrt HoSsn Vice.
William Simnson OF this city has bought from
ag eoDs y e sD soS asna u iosd Nass 5
One hundred ard twenty.nline head Of trot-
city sSss On March ,s ana 49, Will 10 sold In this
J; z. Mcdonald, the Unknown horseman
aid bookmaker. has gone abroad for couple
oushs 81 sors sssk s resrn M 40 tho thor
land BY Tho Hon james WhiIo to Try sAt Tor Dersy |
any Onnas is t.uM ss
Secretary Mcintyre doesn't asree with somo
Of the critics as to Eon's merits. He thinks the
Pig Dwyer horse Is essentially a sprinter and
that be will not be dangerous factor In the
Brooklyn Handcap.
The thorouChh,ed horse Gen. Harding now
~ years old, and who was the sensational two
VIZ MaxWel OF RentuctE ~ B. has 'S'as naschsssed sssdln
half interest IN tho morse that Sam Bryant
Hsrsne S stsna sna9 tI.ni and
Ing. despite the fact that he broke down years
ago.
The other sido OF the N. Y. A. c. Trouble,
II should like TO cay . few words in reply TO the
statements OF opposition members" yesterday said
New York A. O. man. who has sustained the policy Of
the Board Of Governors of that club Their statement
that the recent meeting wAs not entirely harmonious 10
correct Thers WAS = very strong opposition to the
Hoard OF Governors whom the meeting opened. but
when the reports Of the Board read there was an
almost unanimous change OF sentiment In their favor
The vote BY which the Governors were sustained was
viva voce and only two vocss were heard In oppos,
'son A. there were about $40 members in she room II
cOul bs readily determined that the vote WAS sustain
Ing. In the matter Of incurrns EXPENSE the Board
A. Rogers and since followed. ''
keiardnE the question Of notes in the bank II vas
.h,, rot cen. would es los' and aso that the clubh
iGIs A.io ~ .psndinx q q op above the appropris
uIs,na % ;hst ths sxesn wes ovsf The
than REQUIRED was unanimonsy votsd There e. Of
course AnAys more or less friction large club Ike
ne New fGrx a " but AZ ths present time che govern
msmbsrs" - Wv
The sun., 1891-02-04

sxcoSp cAnu

''s's' ~ SoSt - - ~
81 :s sss Is Is So So sss sss :ss M
..nS:e!y sS@e,:' Clark se'F'''w' Barker ''d Da'
In the amateur Association Leasu. sams st Hacten.
y SsSaaz IN Haa' :a Gus :;
@ basss: bsRsassF sS: s:. Ss: f ,i
.%; l: 1.s:ts s ISL ,.s ,sSs'T sJ, ms 'j si I'm,
n. third gam. In the Long Island Ls.su. on Monday
rs A..srcaLsnsow. ss 70; Leonard III; Couch IFS:
i4s ss: RadSim.ne .e.@ isa fo,si g!
A. Al Fuchs alley. Ne. g g Riyn..on stree. ON Sunday .
Ths best four out of seven games decided the
ns:E:. = M: s,?:
@ sn:s T s:5:. % es s.,:s;S s HsSS.:
O. IT.. II see a
y q M
IL q; ~; ';S: s:,s L
Vi. much oslss your. ~ ,uIs fs'no' on your
American Bowling cl6h East twenty second stree.
The scores referred to are:
q, Moore. SG IS cp Godfrey. g s'S,s is
% sss cq e.
% s:S ana sna:, a. :.. ,s;
;s;P :s.s ns.i 4:
would in:srue. NJ bs ve.u IL Il. srs of .eorins sSs
ssS:s s.s hin $: Ss :ss
s:s::.: ;sis s
Neat .'f7c; i7c;
.s e. sn;s smith 4a. i '''
ssss a:s s.s q; II. . s.:s s.S; "a.
E:ys: s ,s$ L. y! ''i
Ksso.s Sa.s ISL oSsfI III H. IT, ~ k.i;s; iJ ls;s
Rolled on Monday at 7ei Lexington avenue:
VlRsr GAnk.
ss.;Sa: Il. IS: ~;
L5pS: ss sS.a. ss 1a. 81
sscoSp oAnE
II ss;:-
Empire Team. No. All. Rubino ilt; r. NSWmau.
ieg; 4. Newman iis: Kramer AZ: r. Newman 70;
B. Lippman lou; g. RoedsE Va Tota, BIZ
The team Of the Newark Bay Boat Club Of Bayenus
scored mcritsd vctory on Monday evening 40 -.
ss!fpy rolled 5ssSfn Fa%s o,s. q: sr.sl
ALEX. J:ms: Murphy ir q ihs sciorio!. team pui
& y Of ., asS hs : relied
Newark Bay Boat clu6aw. = Msckellar 1883; e. W.
Murphy. 1856; ". A. aolmss, l.6 .. j. Ramsdsil its;
J. Ihoma. " lS5; J. Murphy. JI. 2Se; y. a. Bennett
Elizabeih Athletic Club-FIeminE is7: Muifo,d, ia;
Pepin, 40; Gustin LAT; Barber, ITS; Squ,er. i0p:
powpss isA; Tut. 1855; Hsimsr. 100; Dimoos. ISa
This handicap tonrnamsnt Of the Empire Bowlins
The sun., 1891-02-04
Billiards at the Manhattan A. c,

The second game OF the Manhattan Athletic Club
billiard tournament on Monday night was played b.
tween Dr. L. Ranney and B. y. 6traton. II resulted
In favor Of Or. Ranney. with ascorao iso 10 1877.
The result OF the game last night was First RAms-N
". anthony won from + .. Appsby, by score Of l50
The sun., 1891-02-04
Cricket .. the cnnoa Race Course.


me annual general meeting Of the Cosmopolitan
Cricket Club was he'd on Monday night q Ie4 East
sFsst there being large attendance Of
msmbsrs letter wss read from Col Bsnsrsby. o6er.
ing the Of the Clifton race 70 the club for the
coming ssasoa. THIS news vas hailed with delight
and special Ground:eommites appointed % look
after tho matter This committee consists Of p. II.
NickIswood. A. NcCully and u. g. jackson, and they
viii proceed forthwith to make all necessary arrange
ments for getting the ground Into proper order.
Nuch interest was manifested In the election Of Of
ncers for the ensuing season. and the result showed
complete change IN every oee excepting that OF
retarY Tho full list IL now follows: Honorary Prss
dent william B. Roe Frssidsn. ". A. Jebb; Vice
President C. p Jackson: Secretary Jerome Flannery.
.an Ws; ssp..,a ; i:sa
h.seu,,Ns S,, Ge%mI,s:: nn J;Se 9 A. Nscuy. sid
n; @ ssis!es @ III; esle,. Of
s;.s a:.s a
:js
n: sss IN sound financial position: and expect.
:;,s "a
S1s' !siay qs:' a:s s:
s sSr :ss !. Rr"S:. E: %
:;:
oeowouDSAAS DhuuuB - - onHPo "n0eIs
whsa First Lieut. william Hsines announced "ssvsn
BELLS az oclock) last nisht In Delmonieo's banquet
room 70 Commodore George II. B. Hil the latter sad
make II co." The bsils were struck and ssvsnty.nvs
members Of the sssvsnhaks Coripthisn Yacht Club
;n s s.s nsss: sss
IL ::'s se-.,.
soon attracted the most attention. The tabs itss T.
.a y II. ~ dh:; e
lee and Chsriss A Pest vas ln the shape Of ships
for the hub
i.ss rsPrfS::nt,IS S !ns M:. ,R0as o. NJ hs!nsss
GxS, .i.as ,b.ns G..:,: \. NAN sna Sf Ii.as
dore Hobert Isn,er Or. Morris j. Isch. fset surgeon
Of ,hs New York Yacht Club and A. Gary Smith
Seated about the inside of the circular iAtls wers
these wsikknown yaehismen: John Hysion John y.
3. g W.is T. " I.sier =. y Mcdonald J. q DouSss.
DAY. Dr.. = Dop6lsdsy. and r. X Crosby; AZ the
heads OF tue taolss that formed the sighs spokes
OF the whssi we're Commodore q. hLL Herbert
sattsrise W. Ha,nea the Rev. Rodsrick Terry Rear
4 rc't .nd toamodSI;: odSI,;:, !; s.:l%;n: xnoas
S.Iy Vet Eoo':rs't rS L.nsdS9 Ward. Henry Hay
Informal spssehss we're made BY Admiral Brsins
Lieut. HAzSa sH Commodore Center. Commodore ]. ".
Bsskman. J. ". Miller and Samuel colfsra
The sun., 1891-02-04
The Brighton Ladies. Night.

Ladies' night was duly celebrated by the members Of
the Brighton Athletic Club at their nns club house on
New Jersey Atlantic Brook yp, last even.
tnE Several hundred fair Rues enjoyed the organize
ton! hospitality and participated In the dance which
concluded the evenings pleasure.
The sun., 1891-02-04

The jersey City Athlsto Climbs sturdy bowsrs crossed
SONS ALLEYS Of the Manhattan Athlsto Club rolled two
exciting sames Ihs Jerssyitss were defeated In the
to the fore aua they were victoriona The scores:
The sun., 1891-02-04
Rolled on Monday at 7ei Lexington avenue:
KlRsH CANE

The handicap tournament OF the Empire Bowling
Circle ~ Lsxington Aysnrs has come 90 eese. and o.
Empire Bowling Circle The tournament conested 81
ten HAmes Following 10 the result:
The sun., 1891-02-04

night resulted.
,A,tora-L.ntow. 40; Leonard III; Couch, IFS;
FORCE. lss; Krouse. l4A TOTAL. TAT.
Liberty. No BRILL i6<; Ingraham lSy, Lane aahrs
i45; Anderson. isS: Ruddiman. lsa Total I6L
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1891-03-19
Dalton Dots.

Cecil Wayland was in Dalton Tues
day buying corn
w. II. Lewis returned from Key
tesville Wednesday.
Two of Fred Roebkln's children
are on the sick list this week.
Rev. Norvel preached to the good
people of Dalton Wednesday eve.
Mrs. II. Straub, of Salisbury, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. j. II. Bud
denberg.
Owing to the low markets there
were no shipments of stock from
Dalton this week.
w. H. Grotjan was quite ill Thurs
day afternoon. Bill says it is the
grip. How is it, Bill?
Mrs. Emma Crawley closed sue
cessful term of school at this place
Friday, March 18th.
w. w. Smith, of Wellsville, Mo-,
Is here receiving tobacco for the
Wellsville Tobacco company.
Mrs. w. G. Agee and Master Wal
lace spent several days last week
visiting Mrs. Agee's mother, Mrs.
Kendrick.
We hear it whispered that our
promising young doctor will soon
rent property and 60 to house-keep-
ing. How is it, doctor?
Dalton needs good sidewalks. 1t
is almost impossible to get around
during the muddy weather, and our
sidewalks are very much out of re-
pair.
W. G. Agee G Bro. contemplate
moving to KeytesvilIe and engaging
IN business. We are sorry to loose
Mr.. Agee and his estlmable wife
from our town.
Mrs. Karff and j. S. Myers were
married at the residence of the bride
Thursday, March 12., high noon,
Rev. Norvel, of Keytesvil!e, officat-
ing. The good people OF Dalton ex-
tend congratulations and we'll wishes
10 Mr.. and Mrs. Myers.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1891-03-19

THE entire West is interested in
the success of the Illinois AR Ship
company, which has raised ten per
cent. of its capital of two million dol
lars. 1t is quite likely that aerlel
navigation will yet become practlca-
BILE, and we shall be pleased to hear
good news of 1t at acy time. OF the
innumerable things now regarded as
wonderful, there are hundreds that
will yet be made useful by mankind,
and the air ship is likely to be one
of them.