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Catoctin clarion., 1891-10-08
Every Home should have IL.

y AAVeeaO SsaVSsuNA auOVO
1t is not always convenient to call a
Physician for every little ailment Having
Red Flag OIL in the house you have Physi
clan always at hand, it kills Rheumatism
Neuralgia. Burns Bruises and all Aches and
Pains. Price 25 cents.
There are few things in this life of which
we may Ike certain, but this is one of them
Pan Tina Cough ant. Consumption Cure mas
no equal for Coughs, Colds and Consump.
tion. Price Is Cents.
AT DR.. ]. X. Waters Drug Store.
Letters remaining in the Post Office at Me
chanicstown, Frederick County; Maryland
Oct 1st, 1891.
Baker, Henry A. (2) Larence Mrs. John.
B,zer, Mr.. Ralph O'Conner Mr.. John
Black, William A Ohler, Andrew.
Brown, Andr,w l.. (2) Ohler, Andrew P.
Carnes, Mr. John Pcnwell, Samuel G.
Dcrbln, George D. Potts, Henry
Fleagle, Mr.. j. f. Martin, Miss Anna X
lletner, Albert l.. Reed, William
Lantz, Cyrus Staub, Newton II.
Welsh, John.
j. HeDshnw, P. NJ,
Catoctin clarion., 1891-10-08
Business Locals.

Business Locals.
tE HANDS WANTED men want
ed to work ON a large Hickory job; 100 miles
from Frederick, on the b. & o. r r. in Vr.
gina Call on or address,
G. THOS. DOUGHERTY,
Frederick, Md.
If you feel weak
and all worn out take
BROWN IRON BITTERS
~ HERE WE ARE, and VIC want At
highest market prices Butter, Eggs, Bncon,
Lard, Tallow, Carpet RI! "a, Corn, Clover
Seed, Oats, Dried Fruit, etc. etc, at
BEACHLEY'S, Hagerstown.
FOR DYsPEPsJA,
Indigestion, and Stomach disorders. use
BROWNS IRON BITTERs.
All denlcrs keep il. 81 per bottle. Genuine has
trademark and crossed rcd lines ON WRAPPER
eY LADIES! LADIES! When you want
Shoes, Trunks, Hats and Caps, Underwear,
Corsets, Perfi,mcry, and ten thousand other
little articles, always go to BEACllLEY'S
He sells cheap.
tB- NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS -
BEACIILEY'S five stores on the Public
Square, Hagcrstown, Nd, are full Of new
goods.
tE MISS CARRIE V. BOBLITZ has
Just received new line of SPRING MILL.
merry consisting Of Hats, Bonnrts, TOque
Frames, &c, Also fine assortment of
Flowers, Embrodcring Materials, Silk, Vel
vet, Plush, etc. mch "a
cB- FOR RENT.--The Store Room late
ly occupied rs Postofficc; Warc-room and
Cellar. Apply to
JOHN II. ROUZER.
Mcchanicstown, Md.
r. NJ. C. CRAMER will, from August
LIST begin to reduce his stock Of goods by
REDUCING HIS PRICES. aug6lf
cY- CHANGED HIS MIND. Beschlcy,
tlc llHECIStONu 'oh w
quit business. His many friends and the
public generally are invited to call and see
him.
W FOR SPECTACLES, EYE GLASS
ES, &C., ranging in price from % cc!.ts to
IS 90, go to DIR. NJ. L. LEATHEHMANS =
Drug Store. eB- a large stock recently
received Satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded :une 10 If
tY- New Hamburg Elgmgs .--3ca' hlcy
4 Co. just received large supply. Go and
see before you buy They are cheap.
tE NEWLY MARRIED PEOPLE will
do well to see Beachley Il Co.'S Carpets, Oil
Cloths, Maltings, Dishes, Knives and Forks,
Spoons, Quccnsware, Tubs, Ticking Muslins,
etc etc os they mean business
Catoctin clarion., 1891-10-08

ANOTH Err TRAIN Monday
the 9Th inst, the Emmisnurg Railroad viii
run an extra tram each morning, arriving
here about 9:30 and returning to meet tho
regular train, giving direct communication
with Hagcrstown in the morning.
Coon SToCK COMING BAcK-Mr w. r.
Tro1ell who moyed from near Mot,rr's tr
the vicinity of Baltimore last Spring, sold q
lot of his fine stock at public sale last Thurs
day. Mr.. l. NJ. Fisher of Motter's bough,
the celebrated trolting stallion "Canton" by
Jay Gould, for $l4G and "Roncrill," m i'm
ported Holstein Fricsian bull, for SEQ
Chronicle
Mrs. M, Catherine Seabrook, of Crcagcrs
town, Frederick county, celebrated the Saith
anniversary Of her birth on Tuesday last A
number of her friends were invited to dine
with her on the occasion, several of whom
like herself haye reached an advanced age
Among them were her sons, Mr.. John II.
Seabrook, Of Austin, Ohio and w. L. W.
Seabrook, editor Of the Sentinel: Rey. and
Mrs. j. f. Zerger and son, of Lewistown
Mrs. Euphemia Seabronk, of Middlcburg
Mrs. Catharlne Koon,z, Mrs. Eva Stnub, Mrs
John GLENN. Mrs. William Spcake NJ. and
Mrs. William J. Cramcr, Mr.. and Mrs Chas.
Stevens, Mr.. and Mrs George W. Ham
Miss Jane Harbaugh, of Creagcrstown-
Sentinel.
Catoctin clarion., 1891-10-08

~ NEWLY MARRIED PEOPLE will
do well to see Beachley Il Co.'S Carpets Oil
Cloths, Maltings, Dishes, Knives and Forks,
Spoons, Quccnsware. Tubs, Ticking Muslins,
etc dc, rs they mean business.
Catoctin clarion., 1891-10-08

~ NJ. G. CRAMER will, from August
LIST begin to reduce his stock Of goods by
REDUCING HIS PRICES aug6lf
Catoctin clarion., 1891-10-08

t# FOR SPECTACLES, EYE GLASS
ES, &C. ranging in price from - ccnts to
$500, go to DIR. NJ. Z. LEATlIERMAN'
Drug Store. eE a large stock recently
received. Satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded. 'une 10 If
Catoctin clarion., 1891-10-08
New Advertisement tS.

FOrd's.
Frederick Fair.
Democratic Picnic.
Ross F. Wltherow.
Order Nisi on Audit.
Bus. Loc.-C. Thomas DoughertY.
1t is rumored that the Western Maryland
Railroad Company contemplates building a
passenger depot at Frederick Junction in the
near future.
Mr.. o. D Bircly has rented his warehouse
to Mr.. VIM. F. Cover, of Double Pipe Greek.
Mr. Cover will take possession April 'st 1899.
Nescs.
Catoctin clarion., 1891-10-08

nv CHANGED HIS MIND. Beachlcy
the lIagerstown merchant, don't intend to
qui, business. His many friends and the
public generally are invited to call and see
him
Catoctin clarion., 1891-10-08

tE- New Hamburg Elgmgs hlcy
T. Co. just received large supply. Go and
see before you buy They are cheap.
Catoctin clarion., 1891-10-08

a. HERE WE ARE, and VIC want A.
highest market prices Butter, Eggs, Bacon,
Lard, Tallow, Carpet Ra:s, Corn, Clover
Seed. Oats, Dried Fruit, etc. etc, .,at
BEACHLEY'S, Hagerstown.
Catoctin clarion., 1891-10-08

No. ga Mill Property. situated in
Crcagcrslown district, on Owens Creek
Stone mill building. Duohc gcarcd saw
mill, not attached TO gr'st mill. Dwelling
house containing rooms, smal! barn and
stable. 1S acres Of land, including water
right. Young apple orchard in full bearing
The mill has an eXcalcnt local trade. Price
~. 900.
The sun., 1891-01-25
News from the Morse World.

cSsn pSy hiSs %Ssb bs1 dsIk Sni for
everybody.
Cleveland will elye $4,000 for q special team,
records be ter than 2:SO will BE- barred.
Mr.. Robert Bonner and a host Of other clear
headed admirers OF the trotter inspected the
Pulo Ito consignment ut tho Amer. can In
stitute building yesterday.
The Waters stock Farm OF Genoa Junction.
Wis. has sold to l.. B. Hastings, Chicago a
Faustino. record 2:24I. as a two. Yea, -old, by
Sidney. dam Faustina. by Crown Point.
Senator Pettigrew. Sioux Falls, s. d. mas n
moose team, which are now In the hands OF q
trainer Of trottins horses. ne will use them
as driving team; One OF the animals hns
with, Fanchon, record 2;2l. has been arranged
for tho next state Fair
The Palo Alto Farm folks have fifteen thor
ough6reds In training for the campaign OF
1891. 1t Is o settled fact that their great four-
ysar-oid Racine will try for the mil record Of
straiehttrack, when he comes East next sum
mer
NJ. McNally. Brooklyn-Liberator won the
l5s Pounds dns nna beating nsla g! seysntefP
was third for the, same event in 1877 when
Ains,erii;22 won. In 1881 lie was unplacel 7"
aud In 1852 he WAS unplacei TO Seaman, 100
pounds again. with Ia pounds M. LiberGtor
won this went tut once. The h'i;hcst waGht
ever carried IL Victory In the liveiIoo Grand
horse. won In 1870, with lGG rounds. and tho
Same horse won on another occasion with la7
pounds W.
The sun., 1891-01-25
4 NEV RACING Y.4CNT
To Be Built In Auer ricn Upon tho Lines
Laid Down by u scOtchmnn.

10 nc hut1t IN .Amerlcn VpOn tnc hsuncS
Laid Down by u Scotchmnn.
EosToN. Jan. IA rumor has been afloat
that Fife had designed 46-foot yacht, and
That she was to be built on this side OF the
water. Tho report came directly from Fairlie.
Scotland and from sources which could not be
doubted. kilograms aud letters have been
sent to some OF Flies admirers asking them II
they had given Fife an order for yacht.
Mr.. Archibald Rogers OF Hyde Park. in an
swer to one OF these letters, replied that he was
not going to hive a 46-footer built. Admiral
c. H. Tweed. who built the Minerva. said that
he would not build such yacht. Inquiries
were also mndo of some our loading yacht
OF 1t. This morning the rumor WAS verified.
more surprised man could not have been
found than tho gentleman who is to have the
deny the fact, however. when the secret had
been made known. Under strict promise that
nothing should be divulged, the .llans were
wnro numbered 2b2 showing the number OF
yachts that T'e has designed up to date. All
the plans were examined. Including hull,
temrted to write a story Of .at least two. coll
umns OF what no sny and found out. " hen
the announcement is made that the new boat
build her, no breach OF confidence is COM
mitted. She will be q very handsome boat
The gentleman who is to build the yacht is
American. HS believes that asy Yacht designing
is helped on by encouraging such mon as Flo.
and especially where So much information 70
ss ss snnsd those s s sGss sGmT in
The fact that a racing Fife 46-iooter is to be
built on this side will give = great impetns TO
ysSht bHdnS and new AFFECT orders may be
46.ioot class will be the most interesting class
ever known In tho American waters.
The sun., 1891-01-25
Competition for the individual prizes in tho Arlington
tournament OF BROOKLYN decidedly brisk Tho highest
individual AvsrAGes are as follows:
New Jersey A. c. Mark .mcn Shoot.

sv lively competitions at clay.plgeon shooting
contested yesterday afternoon before tho traps on tho
organizations grounds at Bergen Point by the gun de
tachment Of the Now Jersey Athletic Club In deciding
tho events the marksmen shattered 500 and odd blue
rocks and exploded near double the number Of cart
ridges Tho matches and their results follow:
First Event-A shoot at ten targets each! Keystone
system for three prizes First prize Elmer f. Bigoney.
nine hits second prize Charles Pope,
third prize. A. +. Compson. six breaks
Second Evcnt-A composition at ten ing dska each
from unknown angles tor three prizes Charles A.
Pope, seven bue rocks, fret prize. Edward Wrrring
ton ak shattered clay birds second prize, A. r. Comp
son, five fractured targets third prize.
Third Event The rt contest OF the series at twenty
medals for 1891. Edward L. vredenhurgh carr ed of
tho initial honors by knock king seventeen whAzing mis-
ses into hinHsrs Tn" other scores were: Charles A.
Pope, ttNteen smishcs: George Purdy, sixteen shat
tered a-gets; A. T. tompsOn fifteen fractures; Elmer
i Bvoney. fourteen breaks: Edward Warrington,
thirteen hits.
Fourth Event-A walking match for two rrizes at ten
birds each For rrst rrz- Edward l. Nredeniurgh anu
Charles A PoJo tied al seven hrenks zach Tho former
captured the trophy on tho a'ter -hoot Edward War
rinRton secur Cd second prize hv scoring six hts
Fifth Event-A shoot At hve pairs and hve singles
nrt prize BY scoring nine hre,s thres the singles
and six In tho pairs Elmer Bgonsy aclire cd second
prize by cracking aght targes three the singles and
nve In the pairs a. r. Compson and George v. Purdy
divided third prize having tied at seven fractures
each two In the singles and i've in tho PAIRS.
tnre. prsea sscond.harrr breaks to- count half
Elmer J.. Biyoncy. first prize. seven hits; Charles A.
POue. second prize. nvo freaks; EDWARD l. Yreden
burgh. third prize. four and oLe haf birds
The sun., 1891-01-25
MipDLE-wE1anr CLASS, 1853 POUNDS,
The Un,on,- R,R show.

All arrangements wero completed for an athletic
tertainneut by tho Entertainment Committee Of tho
Union Athletic Club, which held meeting on Friday
night at tho club corner Of Pineapple and Fulton
Streets Brooklyn.
match was made between Rody Mahoney. Palmetto
A. C.. and william J. Rsiley. Hanover A. c. Tho arti-
cles were made up. and both agreed to fight at LIS
pounds for a trophy valued at S75.
Tho Unions will also have wrestling match between
First Isu.enant Richard Brady Bridge 4. C., and 10
seph Nolan Acorn A. A.. for = gold medal at catch
weights best two out OF three falls style catch
oan. In addtio to the for going there viii be plenty
Of boN talent from tho star Eagle Hanover. Bridge
Standard. Acorn, Pastme, Brooklyn. sonnareiL Down
Town. Palmetto. and Brighton Athletic Clubs and tho
Varuna Boat Club
The article. Of agreement for the special weight four
round co. follow;
We the understand agree to box four rounds for
S7a trophy at tho entertainment Of the Union
Athletic Club. on Fob T. competitors to weigh tho
night OF the Rht to agree referee weight to bo
1875 poundA A. A. I. rules to govern
.WuLlAN J. HtILLkY. Hanover c.
." RobY MAHoNEY, Palmetto A. c."
The sun., 1891-01-25

u ssf ali reserve lists have been sent 10 secretary
lInAeA Jan. "a n c. Mccormick was elected man.
4: ss ao Gs;s s, e, Taylor
Manager rooie of the Bangor Club has gone an OK.
.sod.G ios, 60. Players through ,IS IaIs .n SsE
year good ana the efsnis are rs Happy ' '''N' '
in Il. s; To ss s.;; Eau S a. .s
.;,s and read, /. h;.I from ~ club, out
FF:%s Fs.sn. n FsS% ;sr..y Tsyns Gy street o tho
., Albany on Tu.sdsy. frssdsnt ISStsnee K Fs.ssa
3: and DaS nSx sS.r % Ct ss M
e"ss e &. n In I
% ne Mansion House Troy, on Tuesday. JAM ~ At
Who o. sity s.ys tn. in hurry 90 sisn MAY
,ns osS S En- hs 10 shat
ons s.sS. IN be e Hrl ina. sS,S w
sn:s on ;ss
Ssrnssonsi AssoesiIon rsri,sd eondins
p'sa%' e.i
sssa. bin ;.,F YIN s:a % sS"f tho
Mike" scanion Of the washington team ,'ys: II
% % s1a Ea ~
nr star pIayers Ny advice which. while not needed
s"s= '5ss ssd
ss
{ .i,S eorkins third na.eman; IN fact while with
p.sst.sd ssias a.. base rei. along ana he ;hcvss
third S.:sm.n Il Denny does The siil. ~
2Ms,t sewn The ,s nss1Swn ,SSr,
n.sr,.% s4ss staRf'ih SS @ ssh%s eounsu:
sS",Tss! Ss nshs
nay ;,ssss M n
sisn.y arss il Nh 10 signed SssITi,s i.
.na n. spH
SSn and h1s.h As sssG
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eopd Tes on h. feet thai bic swysr sn sna
% oa. or ns Who s:a
DO 81 mot Al 10 ss sss he 10
hns g g Nth i .P m.ss hs
member t Of the Rational Board ~ ~
@ ns,s s s us s.a h:
!ns. .i.sh .nnas o.: re hsI hsd b II e;pssi.!y
ssi A. Ed s.
sr,s q II. sns.xsa a.s!iss have captured q:
boys Among the REPRESENTATIVE Of the Town clubs
minie Club, North side Athietos Creseen. Club and
the Merry Hve AssooiAtionL Tho foil lowing are the ot
esrs OF the club, Presldsnt william Earnest. Vice
President John A. Robertson Recording secretary
John j. Uorsy Financial Secretary. edward r. ellison
treasurer August Z. Lennine; ssrRsantstArnH Fred
voRt
CLKvxLANp Ohio, Jan. 2L-fhe Cleveland Club wants
Childs OF the syracuse for second base Enorts
are being made by the local team TO secure him. II
possible Wimot will be taken from the Chicago Club
and sppir cation has been made tor his release No
cured .iiI :. good ere Manassr LEAD, Ls.a,sy !sls
cSnni: a.sk and ssn him 10 catch p cleys'.Id IA, An
msr Work on the new stands Of the Cleveland Club
svsry.hinx eomP!:.sd ey Ap,iIi Ihe Grand stan stand vim
citation and aTes Aegs egbs arg After tou. men on
view the sales system said shat NO mon would be
sold from the Cleveland Club until the local club
year the ClsSsand Club VII, no longer pay aoysncs
is sir"nciSd Hereafter men must say. enough out Of
Summer saarss keep them through the cold montha
The Cleveland and Ctnetnn .t oues Eill probably 90
msncemsnt Of the season. Il T. probable that C!sve
land Will open the seaSon At Cincinnati In the West
and Chicago at Pittsburgh
The sun., 1891-01-25
Rein Won by seven Points.

The members Of the Bulls Head Rins Club assembled
IN force their headquarters ssl Bowery. on Friday
evening" TO take part In the cubs regular weekly con
tess and to witness interesting match between
Of their club mates Two weeks ago q ooshot race
was arranged between r. Busss and C. Rein Cant O.
Zimin srnAnn making tue match for Rein. who
present The to decide tho superiority Of
other man over the other and to make intere,ine
,sn were In good form and rolled up very
Hein having the advantage in the nrst, second, and
NTH roundN while Bus.e led in tho third and fourth
string The regular 10 ring target hineh rtnss and
on.hand Tho results:
1884; percentage. aa7s c. Rein-2sI 2s7. 23s 254
2ss Ios@ 81 seI M M.vs 81
eighteen ass SIX 22s and thrse ala In Reina targets
were twelve 2as eighteen 1<A twelve .ss, six 22a
~, and QUO ~.
In tue club shoot OF the Bulls Head Rho club
target The be Of o; each man wers Sten. 2t3
T. bts!nbasn, 2t3; sshustz, 2t2:,R Bus:.. 2t0:
2S0: ". Koch 2so A. Dufusr 22s; p STUART 22s' j.
The sun., 1891-01-25
Revival of Boxing In Maine.

BANGOR, Ne. Jan 2+-rhe Lewiston Crib Club pro-
posss to revive professional boxing matches in Maine
possible Tho first will be this we-k when Nc
Donald Of Reading, Mass Charley Simpson OF Bangor.
a couple of good feather weights will have ten. round
60 Tho club n willing to hang up good money and the
noted In dhereut olassos. Among those who will
appear shortly the clubs houie Mike Daley
johnny barry. tho Portland bantam: Joe Donovan Of
Rockltnd q clever middle weight; Ike Talbot. : Ban:
COR eoorsd heavy wclaht who ran up against George
lodfrer one night and 10 psond Of the fact that be
out Of tho scraps ave: Harry McGtll OF kkowheRan.
Of Boston but formerly noted heavy weight OF this
StAte also expected to show At lie ewiston In
glove fight
The sun., 1891-01-25
Honors for Jockey Hamilton and HIS
Bride,

LsIiHoTo~. jan 2A-Jocksy A. Hamilton and his
bride together with the bridal party arrived here
night and this afternoon rendered magnificent
reception by Mr. and MIRA Isaac Murphy At their pna
serv.d from 40 to after which dancing engaged
nrssent; m E Britton. Fob Arnold Johnunv J5Sn,on
Jerry Brectenridgs and Isaac Lewis The anAir was
kentucky aud owing to the great wealth Of the hos.
tail 10 the most elegant OF the leaders in while
society, The mansion Ia large and rooiny ami ample
Of she m9s! elaborate charsesr and costly hower.
furnish II the sumptuons style and with ali the
elegance which the good taste Of Mrs Murphy could
suggest Tho bride and groom will remain here few
daYk
The sun., 1891-01-25

Every indication points Of the most successful
boxinE tournaments Of the the nrst annual
affair OF the Ravenswood Boat Club to be held In the
new hall of the Puritan Athletic Club in Long Island
City The prizes consist Of valuable horseshoe pin
nrst ian and gold watch and chain TO second each
final bout The rules of the A. A. U. will Tho
entrance fee is q per for each claaA the
tries will close to-day with John r Haggerty. 493 sov.
enh avenue Saw York The entry fee will be refunded
actual petitorA Tho preliminary trial bouts will
Ss decided ol Wsdpss.X & evening Jan ~ .nd Ss;ur:
bantam. i,S pounds feather " pounds, specisl l25
middle weight, l5S pounds or under.
This will give tho public tho first oppor
tunity inspect the new hall Of the Puritan Athletic
llub built during the past summer for tho purpose of
holding boxing aud athletic exhibitions and said be
the hal OF the kind in the world There large
double ring the floor OF which covered with
to prevent slipping The posts and ropes heavily
padded and covered with silk plush. so that It viii be
impossible for . contestant TO be Injured by being
forced against the ropes There ample ating
ity for 5000 persons. Immediately surrounding tho
ring tho private boxes and behind these ths
arS arranged Amphithsatrs FORM sAch row Of ssats
being u,cienty elevated above those IN front to Sd
NIT Of a corr. uninterrupted view Of the ring
Time III be kept by large electric mock which Will
at the end Of each round. sound gong for call OF time
The sun., 1891-01-25
MAHON WON THE 5000.
A Cleverly Played HandbaH Match In
Courtney's Court.

COurtney's Court.
Paddy Hahsn and william Stokes finished their 500
match yesterday In Courtusys Court and as generally
expected, Mshon won. But victory was not obtained
without the hardest kind of struggle. From the
In which ahon polished OF his rival in CAsys Court
fortnight beforo-stokes not being allowed game in
nve-ths match considered as being virtually won
BY Mahon and his admirers thought It was almost any
oda. that hs would win tho T'' game OF the second
err. srraass%sns e o. .ss courts howsSs .'nsd
a! s$. s ~
s..s ts S esa at pss aayo
s.RRs ss sssa @ {" sss n
fsevsy and every stroke ensa m ISs 70 s maSs 90
s.mp,.a . p.s. sSs Sals 1ssS.s; H. Wi. ess
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r. ss,.a ss.s's. s1ss!,,cn es.s
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Ss:: ::rvo.-a.hon s;oi.s IA Tim. ., s.a:
-l8 mtnutsA
SECOND CANE.
N.hhs.. ..............."...........;.o 9aiSS aEa7
Aces by service stoiss,7 Time Of gams-i2 minuseA
7HIRp CANE.
Mahon' s,aho on''.''.''''''''"''.''....'O lie
Aces BY sorvios-Nsbon, I; Stokes .. Time Of game
Rsisrss and marksr-Ropsrt Malcolm. Time Of series
john Malcolm esve Prot. Coggns . game yesterday
Csseys ocur aud heat him to tho tune Of ~ to 10
After the principal match In courtneys court yeser
day. Phil Casey, and Peter Connolly played .nf,s
latter being defeated II TO Champion Cs.sy and
Courtney then gave an unusually skiful display from
the ace line Courtney winning by .! ~ ~
Afew OF the atmiIs.s Of stokes were .orey diaAp-
sysr. announced that he stood willing % back Mahnn
IN the kind Of match with his old opponsnt Tor
any amount up to tlOo . side.
Johp L.wlor and John CRAZY wil WING 1R 'heiS
Grady AiI,
The sun., 1891-01-25
No. .t al, A Arra,d or F,tx.,mmou..

STAFFORD SvRScs Jan .i-There 10 ons person 10 THIS
place who 10 not at all dsunted by the pugsc prestige
OF the Australian whirlwIni. fitzsimmops His name
10 Charles J. Burns Right after the New Orleans
battle Burns ohslsnged ritrsi.nmons to Gnsh nsht
the Of which tho Australian was at liberty 20
arrange suit himself Burns is very lively middle
woght sparrer, is compnctly built and has lots of
confidence lie s % eurs old feet inches In height
ard weighs ~ pounds He has won q many boxing
In earnest about his challenge 10 fiasninons.
The sun., 1891-01-25
A Football Match Under Cover.

game under Association rues In tho Twenty. second
Regiments armory Friday nrht in the presence Of
some 400 spectators Tho bali was kicked of by tho
Amsricus- By some pretty passing they scored goal
within i've mnues Alces guiding the hall tho
post Gill scored tho second goal Tho Brook yns the
TO their work and Just before half time Blythe
by q long shot scored goal During tho second half
of the game tho ball was kept pretty much in tho
Amsrcus territory Dyke. however. finally secured the
cond goal. The SCORE was now two goals each ana
thus il rem ain Cd until time was called. ~
GIL OF tho Americus dspnysi some good drihbliun
and vas well supported. Tho RronklyEs were minus
their famous goal keeper, Adam. They did play Ms
good game as usus. Tho teams lined up as f"iiGws:
The sun., 1891-01-25
cre.eea. A,hletes' omcers for 1901.

The recently organized Board Of Governors held a
meeting at tho crescent Athletic Cubhonse II rcrrs
pont street Brooklyn. last Wednesday night at which
the following oce and committees wore Installed tor
Fys.dsni Charles NJ. Bull; Vice PRESIDENT Thomas
T. Siiman. Treasurer Nsniy l. Williams, and sscre-
fary William liiiL
iiouse Ccnin,ttse, ,WilIiism Gilbert Chairman;
Athletic coinmit,ee.Thomss EDDY Chairman;
william Frothinsham Smith, Frederick X Vernon. H.
L fnrnuar, and Charles A. sherman.
auditing commiItre Charles q, Brown. chsirman,
Memhershi onmitee William II. Ford, Chairman;
Carll IT, De 81. vor and Alexander Cameron