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The sun., 1891-07-04
Prize Shooting at Newark.

The fortisth annua, prize shoot OF tho Newark
Shooting society, wtish opened on tie shooting park
ranges in South Orange avenue yesterday attended
by big crowd or expert martsmen from various parts
OF tue country, tho New Workers being In the
Shooting began at "a NJ. H. N. Pope of Hartford ss-
curing tho nrst red flag Tho conditions not the
bsst, tho wind beng very tricky and the light being
variable.
contest. were three in number there being 1887
S5T a.: sT IN wsIy .rs AZ .y ana ,osr
Among the shooters who took part on the opsn.
ing day w.rs President bernard %Alber, q. q. Zot-
tier r; ,Russe, and L.. yoEei of the Zsttior
lem Ellie Club y. Pope Franklin Rins Clhh Hart.
r snn mn. N,a. Wa% ,' wuTsu u.Ra.S and w.ib.,s
cInh; August Begsrow, Alb Harris and John Copper.
smith Of tho local society. The shooting was
syri. on the ring target and despite
tho bad weather conditions some good scores we're
recorded to Pc sniih led With three scores OF IL H.
and iL Pope hai n, - and ~ yoget - .and 81;
Townsend " ~ and s5 ,isurch 81 and 80: weather.
& icy g. - Apa " ws,ssr M - no ~ aud s'' Bu'ss ID, e
on the main target the scores were only medium.
the leaders being Gogsrow. Harris and Pope "a each;
Geureh o.: q. zsttlsr ss; vossl 50: Townsend, J4
on ths buissye target the number Of nsss scored
were: Pope. 4 Hoppsrsmiti lii Wurnlein, l. Begsrow
2; narri. 10 Brs.e 2, Towntsnd . Z.tt'er q. ksves
2; oenrciL y "Ather, D; "sathsrIsy 1. A. ss'u
TIis shoot viii be resumed to day when number os
msrksmsn from Ars.schuseitr 90 nsctirut Now
Sors and Maryland Vii he on hand The prizes Will
he distributed tGnigt by lresiiont Henry ". EkneI
The sun., 1891-07-04
PURSE DAY At CHICAGO
Four Favorites and Two Outslders Win
at Washing ton Park

cHIcAco July The weather was cloudy but pleas.
ant to-day. and 5000 raecSuers were rt wsshngto
Park TO back the horses The racing did very
exciting ~ tho events were all purses tho track
was very heavy. The first . spin Of nve fur
longs for twoyear oIds; seven of them went to tho
post Dolly Mobiles was the fayorte but Blaze Duke at
ODDS or to won hAnhiiy by length. Dolly Mobiles
came ~ second. half length In front Of Ray T. Time
iWn pIace bsttihg-Even money Blaze Duke, to
The second race at the same con ndtons and dis
fance as the hrst Six started Curt Gum IA
won easily by two lengths from Sam arnsr. who
three lengths In front Of Tom Harding. Tims ! ~.
Farmer.
he third race was mile dash with eight starters
Rnf.x with Naryics up was the fayors At 10 . and
lie won easily by length from Camilla who came
TWO Lengths before clio Timo. ;4ssl Place betting
one to RlniAN - to CaniIIa
4 selling purse at n miIr aud seventy yards came
fourth on the card Sewn started Jim Dunn ~ to
L. Won In UAloI by two enrts from Billv Pink eron,
who WAS the same distance In front OF SunnybrOok.
Tine, St sce betting 10 Jim Damn even
Ths LIN race was nsndicsp at mile and furlonE
on. lie won under q phil by a length from G0cknsE
WHO hest Bily finkerton by four isn.ths lime, . "a
The sixth rare was selling purse At mile and
eny yards Fix started Lady n ackburn. at u TO !,
with Fox up won easIiy by length from Leila May,
who was Two lengths in front Of st Aihans Time,
money LEILA May,
The sun., 1891-07-04

ArsunSpALr, July a-The singles in the Partridge
tenni. tourna were completed to-day In brilliant
the surprises Of tho day being the marvellous
play Of r. n. wreun . young and comparatively un-
known player. He defeated tho veteran a. Mansnsd
in series of the greatest games ever played and then
faced thaufp Un T. H. Bovey OF Harvard for tho nnal
round
IiOyey won easily and the Wellesley bowl went TO
him for The second time One more victory will max
lin the undispdted owner VI the trophy. .Wrenns
much surnrise. and he Is now rated as the
coming champion lie has had little or no
experience in champion ships and collapsed after his
game with Mansfield. hs strong point 10 iobbinR and
ieet the ar vet xaugtng 80 nicely as to seldom fall
~ Landing IL inside the lines
Tho frat sci b-tween the two men was played yes.
terJsy aud resulted in wrenns favor, ~ to H. This
iuorring Mansfield set winning and took the first
two sets % and Is. Then wrsnn rallied and took
rem won by his scientific lobbinK and placing
his OPT onent being tired out.
The sun., 1891-07-04
Yach ting Gossip.

Tho Sing Sing Yacht Clubs annual regatta will take
place to-day.
Tho poug aston Yacht Club will have race to-day In
Little Neck Bay.
The Ocean Yacht Club announces regatta for to- day
from ttapleton, J,
The Bayswat.r Yacht Clubs annual regatta viii be
sailed at Far RoekHway.
Tho North shrewsbury Yacht inh will have its an.
nual regatta Al T. 10 day. The Iriles Will be opey.
1ls MN annual open regalta OF tle KiIl Won Kuil
Yacht lnb MI! 'e,sicl ron. the club house Port
Richmond. y. OtdY
Alfred Van ssnvporh ~ tho Now York Yacht Club
has bought the steam yacht Satellite Of A. Aspinwa
OF the Atlantic Yacht Club This price pad o., BOO
Tho members of tho rAvonis Yacht Club will rsndsn-
vops ~ their summer hoAduuhrters Atlantic high
lands n D. to-day. membsrs regatta will be held in
The schoonsn MirandA Iroquois Crusader ElmA
and Montaus comprised the Ssuw anhAkW CorlnthiAn
fach Club : feet AZ oyster nay kesterday They will
sail TO Larchmont tlis M orninI
Ths American Yacht cub VIII have q special race for
nAptha lannghes triAY Nartius ~ lrnl OF tho club
house at Atton Point rye. NJ ar NJ The course viii
bo about eight nautlcal n.iles with . turn.
The yachts OF tho New York Yacht Racing Association
VIII rennezNous for their annual cruise this afternoon
A. HAtrs islAnd Roads on Cry lslsnd They viii
~ snsIs fomoirow, and make thss nrst run Monday
I. = s ~. H Il . 70 - N
The sun., 1891-07-04
II She for Mr.. Tweeds

Tachtsmeu have asked q great many times lately
about now cutter. supposed to be 4efooter. build
ing at the yard OF W. Fife Son. Fairlss. Lloyd's
Yacht Register just received here. classes the craft
among Its unnamed new boats and gives no particu-
about her tn speak OF says she was designed by
W. Fife, Jr. designer OF the cutters Clara JsssicA
Minerva and barbara and gives a length of 81 fee.
extreme beam loe feet and depth OF 10 feet She II
composite cutter.
il i not for the fact that Charles H. Tweed Of
Minerva ou Tho Yachting world gracefully two years
ago. has repeatedly denied having anything to do with
NJ Tweed down ,e the new re cutter He !. holding
craft Besides this Mr. Tweed is Fife man and likes
20 have SURPRISE for yachtsmen A membe! Of the
bit surprised Admiral Tweed had Fife cutter hors
before the season closes"
The sun., 1891-07-04
American Canoe Association Races.

Perrin ANNOY. July a-The canoessts Of the Atlantic
Division o: the American Canoe Association &c cd
weather for their today There good breeze
all day The racing begun at9A N. The first race
should have been novice sailing race. but as there
were no novices enter 1t made . Junior sailing
race. George l.. Aetze of the Ianthe Canoe Club Of
Newark took George r. Douglass's canoe Tempest
". p. Dodge Of the club took L. Palmsrs canoe
Cricket T. ". Edingsr Of the Crescent Canoe Club
sali.d n. sSyL aud L. Dudley OF the Enckssbocksr
Msze had = large spread of ,ai, which he udlsd
admirably. He won easily, with Dodge second and
Edinyer third NJ; Metzs Is now senior Tho second
pAad1E a race 70, any II. snrss
Douglass canoe Tempest George II MetIs. canoe
Lusata Dodge canoe BriI all of the anths an 90
Club. and 4. W. Edipger Iresent canos Club canoe
Med. 1t was a very hot race from start to rDish.
TIE canoss were 9unchsd nj! the way, and for time
II looked as though It was any mans race The pad.
uss made sDurt after squirt but still they huns
gsther There was not . clear length Of open water
between the boats At any time. ralnsrw won with
douglass second, Edinger third. and Netzs q close
fourth
In tho sailing upss. race Douglass and Palmer had
close fight for nrst place but after the canoes were
capsized and ri.hted again Douglass got the lead and
won hsndly: Palmer was second: " smythe. canoe
". l.. Dudley canoe Eros rrh
The mau' overheard race required that each canoe
should carry . passenger WHO should jump out Q
signal The anos wss the required to round buoy
should be Sailed homs This Is a. new race. Douglass
took took M.tzs as passenger and EdnEsr took Dudley.
n. padding race the last Of q. day wen
Krent camp rc ID blazing CheeeQuake Blun night
IN front OF Doug aAs's teut.
The sun., 1891-07-04
j. Palmer O'Neiii In Town,

j Palmer O'Nei was in the city yesterday "Have
you noticed" said he. that since tho release Of
Browning the ri.tsburghs have won every game
The trouble with Browning is he has mania for max.
Ing base hits regardless OF whether the team won or
not Our ptchers grumb'e aud growIe at this eature
of tho old inhns play aud rnally Idecded 70 ease
well liked but he utterly refused to sacfinoe.
looking for short stop but couldn't find man to sut
me. Would Ike very much to geg this shugart but he
Gems 10 be out of reach.
.is, s,r We I'M intend to make i warm for the East
OF three and the New Yorks Brookl MS aud Phisds.
phiss will catch hard drubbnR lam pained to state
too. that New York viii not win the psnnnnt."
Then YOU think the struggle lies between Chicago
and boston ?" asked the reporter
THAT !" he va.ped al Mould say not most emph At
icaliy. Pittsburgh sir. Pittsburgh Only club in IL
He soon hrightened up however as he referred to the
nne ntenuanca ~ iIsDureh tnis season. and conclud
exalted character OF the Kreat national game.
The sun., 1891-07-04
Tennis GOSSIP.

n: Ssw YG,t S cIS S
ABLY play in some OF important tennis events there
s. S.S sS Of
n, Mas sSs -
defend II. .,ie .o ,S psx ehs.ns' cup shat uA' o.
tennis to a rtmarsaIIs extent 1hs Detroi. 4 g wil
sSs eur 1t
I mi; psns anS ,S va aoa on. Ss 4,
NewaTE Players ' '''''' - ''- 'N' ''-'
The 2, ss eh fs The
rs.ess ot Rids.wOod j. h.Sin. Just sssD pos
| season
The rairvisw Lawn TennI. e Club ha. been orraai..d
sr w as so%. ssen1 ar ws II pnys s s.
rsssn O. ADAMS; 4h ss.5..s,y and ir:..n1s5
@ "a .: ss; tsa,
her.fir IN .he L. ). 7. a. and also requested
It IF. . an TENT eS :a e ss
a scsT ia "" .n sfh sonl' @ s snd Vii eS0 Il
Chairman u the committee in charge of the proposed
1ephia % ar nj. season: \. should msi. so@a
x%:..
"a: already d.f:ated J. s ark an o!i liner in the
tIo,1ers Of Yale in the New InrIsnd ehampion.Sip
event
number OF tennis enthusiasts OF tho PamrApo dis.
trict of Bayonne have organize the Orion Social and
Tennis Club. with . membership Of dozen the
following orieers: President, Arthur Miller;
Henry fans Secretary Miss HELEN Atsma. Treasurer
john WILSON, Tie colora OF the organization blue
and white The organization has tmnr me double
al The corner OF Avenue and West Fortysixth
street Bayonne.
On .he seven treA surrounded courts Of the Bergen
Point Lawn Tennis Club at the corner of Aysnne and
West Isnh street Baronne. an snjoyabls progressive
tennis tournament was contested Yesterday afternoon
by members OF tAs organization There vas large
gathering of society fok present. All Of the courts
we're occupied when the sport t:tan After Two hours
end The counting 9f The honor. showed that The chief
fhe booty prizes were awarded to Miss spence and
Herbert b. Voorhees,
Members OF the Jersey City and Bergen Point Lawn
Teni- clubs have asrsed to extend the gsAssnt rea.
t0ns existing between the Consequently
s.ries Of eneoumters At double. has been arrAnssd
OF the s.r,s. wa. PLAYED on Thursday afternoon ts
Ies,.ns. being Ms.sr. Walter Pare. ana sydney l.
Fisder and Andrsw Post Of the Jersey City Lawn Ten
mis- Club. The team from Jersey City won by 3-8
6-l, co This afternoon the same players will meet
in return match the courts Of the Jersey City
(iuh
The sun., 1891-07-04
Baseball Games To-day,
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati w. Now York. at Cincinnati "a NJ ant
Cleveland vs. PLiIaie!phiA al cieveisna "a n snt
Pittsburgh Va Boston at Pittsburgh "a NJ and p NJ
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Athletics va st, Louis, at Philadelphia "a H. ant
Baltimore vs.. Cincinnati. at Baltimore "a. M. .nt
Washington vs. Louisville, at Washington "a NJ. snt
ASSOCIATION.
Providence va New Haven, at Providence a. NJ. ant
TOY vs. Albany, q. Troy tA.nQ,
s"s s Il soeSs:.a ssS At at ssinfs'' s% NJ
syracuse VS.. Lebanon At syracuse "a. NJ and p MI
AhAIxun ATHLETIC UNION.
Manhattan A. T. VS.. Yonkers A. g. at Manhattan
Ssw iork 4. c. vs. Cathedral A. C, Al. til. Polo
aanhar!an A. C. vs. New York A. C.. at Manhattan
'''N VI ~" OTHER o4xss
satsn Is,sn Is,snd Snd & sehuyt Navy at West
queens A,GisS; .ha y bedf0rd' at Queens Athletic
%s:t%sid Athletics Va key"onos at wes.neld "a NJ.
hsS%ar "SSrS- y s s,ar %s%!ses a, H.H%ay ay r xA
, s. Aoys,us a. L. va st. Nicholas Young Men. at
'sSs.fis1 y sioy.S: :: St. Benedict Dramatic Union
North side 4 G; Y Dauntss. I;s;: a. New York,
Tstth 1mboy 4. 4. vs. Murray Hills % atPsrts IT, AmSoy
astoria ..9ss',o' VI. Titan Ashletic% at Recreation
~ Je.sm sn%s @ rs At Long Island fFn'n a. NJ
ssad Z. sAco East e. at aV%ss
Ts6ernacls A. A. vs. Denis Mclaughlin. at Jersey
TsLernacIs A. A. VS.. West Bergens. at Jersey City
"hsmp.t.at 4. c ", DaHntle.,. =. H.mp.ts.a "a. Ma
Unions vs. Acmes NJ Garl-tsdt
SsS.IS .,SIIs!is. X: Siss:oss: !, . S:@s!f iss;S}
Hacksnsack outing Club vs. Jerseys, At Hoboksn
"mncssn.act Outing Club Va oarl.t.dt a. Hacksn.
msrem 4. G. vs. babylon. at Babylon "a NJ. and
Staten Island 2, M, c. A. vs. olfords at 81. George
suburban Reserves vs., Essex. at Crotona Park
Volunteers VS. Black Diamonds at ciArsmon, Parr
ncaGedral c. VS. St George A. A, at tho Polo
'i1% Monitors Vs. Ices a, wappins.r. Pals a. n. and
s. 4. Arrsessk HG!y a, k.yssyGg e ssygGfF. e. M
cr:.e:n. " sS New Jersey g. as ssrrsn fo,u.
Puritan A. C. va Iro9uois A. C., at bergen Poiu.
Irsqaois A. c. vs. Brooklyn z. N. C. A.. at Brooklyn
'orisnts vs. Msadowa at Constable Hook.
Eeaboards Va claremonts az Clarsmont
o.pnbia 4. q. VS. Hudson County Asylum. at snake
u! Fiymoa,hs vs. St Paul. Lyesum. a. Jersey City
BGidwins Va. Plymoutha at Jersey City P NJ
SPECIAL NOTICE. TO AAsAGEnS
To have the results Of your games printed IN ton
rows sus. they must bs handed In ~ this once by
O'Clock sharp tonight
The sun., 1891-07-04
Baseball Notes.

J. v.-Rsi!iy IL still with Pittsburgh
n. H.-rwo games at Now York and two at Brookly n.
.ss. isS:;; L. n. HH'd for indianapolis previous to
~::.sin l.ssasion a%a' '''n'F LOT Lincoln OF tho
y',y ssm'' are being played in tho
y: e. q % n ns number of
nss ffnisa ay III hsrs srsu.S:
sHSsssy Ss. ciuO' wishing games Addre' H. kIse' Wood
|. Mn: Kelly: Ed Crane, Arthur whitney Dick John.
vss.i. .:f ,ssa AZ dss~oad Fax 1noH. scsnon!sr
h!ss:SSssd s!ssss:S team TS' game promises to Draw
y. si @%S%s',s a'a:'is he sHe
L:. S n.py sy s.ss s!. .ns S :s Ba tsG club 81:
Ras theis SSns.s' team and an enthusiastic crowd
.I; :sa:
ss,n. sin INV ~ .Ssasi a.@%f sE"Ts1. rsn
s.'sr LIN 's'isiS: to D.; ,'S ia A'.ssis''oa
sr s:' 5 IL. st% Z. sna T. %
sss4 ss e eng na a'S Sn s. s.1s os.s a.
ssn.g: p y .hs S:' Nan s hs, ',n n g.: s@s
~. to i. :; 80 r.. and nurse lame
In fssponss 70 query As to- tho probability Of the
sss.s s '5.Ssy ps INV n;t q
sssiss :s ,sesi S *. g Il
yT any body fSe suy such Wild schemes IN the future
zion club 10 bfooklyh"
q. u! s:::: ;...:y .as pH.t ,.sm 10 be
This - the case year Aso anu the Voh crimes beat
lhs ysrEsn Pointers On ths,r own .reulds Next fall
|: EssSAna West. Cleveland may so-sioly make tioubl.
ven says th.i tn. Jersey: anu Dstreis meet again
Herman Long ths Boston short .ton appear, 20 play
ball out Of shssr love for the game lp practice lie
s.s"Sa % ;ss sss.r cay Hh,. prss,'.ns he psrt.is %
atoppsd hot sropndsF near second and Quinn stood
on base waiting for the ball Long fell IN heidng
ball ana while lying his aide tried 70 drive
Quinn Ly strikinx II with hts fist This failed. and
swinging his body around ho tho ball kicE aud
ayoy. Into Quinn hsndA Long plays on the prncL
pie Of any way 10 70: there
Manager Chapman Of tho Louisville Club recently
vent tS some trouble and rpsnss Vest
srn Association players He hnAiy got two men named
xEaymOnd and heskn jump their with Lin
roln ThsTeupon tho jumpers were permanently black
istSd aud car never again play with national agfes
nsnI club. Raymond apparently does mot undsr.tand
situation for dAY before eIdAy he took aioiher
tmp lie aud Ehfst. Loulsvil pit har deserted tho
.uisyjs ,'iub and started Tor Lincoln with the
~ sd purpose OF r ayinx with that team Raymond
about reached the stopping ace In his haSebal ca
Al as he cannot play with Line lin other
VNi agrssmsnt elpb and has got himself Into very
Ndsr wish shsA5seoi-loA- eE a,tt ts-.
The sun., 1891-07-04
A Quo,t Match for . Stake.

Quartetof old frisndA 10 settle g.stsudng dis
pute regarding ther superiprity as quot pitchsrA
visited Dick White quoting grounns in South Brook
lyn on Thursday. and for couple OF hours there
merry clicking of tho iron rings Ths
Harry wright aud John Dawson against Daniel Nc.
play an exhibition r.ms only but che team bs.ame so
rink prepared to play everybody WAS perfectly willing
To put up little on the result and 81 was the amount
Ou each game. Very surprisingly Wright and la wson
showed nnu.nsl strength aud accuracy, and, barring
the thIrd game, MoPhilps and jackson did not have
ghost Of = chance Tho scores were;
wright ana Dawson II 2l-od
MOL ~ lb--jo
Not satisfied with their dsfsa. McPhilips and jack.
son have challenged the winners TO play the Same
character OF game over again on Monday for . wine
Iuppsr.
The sun., 1891-07-04
Cruise or the Yorkv,Ile Club.

Tho members OF the YorkvIls Yacht Club started on
their annual cruise last evening from their club house
at the foot East iO2d Their cruise will last
about but Of the smaller craft will disband
mt Oyster Bay. Commodore George A. Wright gave the
starting signal shortly after O'Clock last evening and
fleet sail for whitestons the rendezvous of tho
squadron. This morning they will 60 to Larchmont aud
In the afternoon sail to Glen Cove. whore they
will spend the night The following yachts startsdi
Flying Cloud Gorton: Calamity J. Miltnsr: Alberta
Slote Tip Top. H. Willis; Jennie v, Thomas MeKson;
Dart r. Eeipbein: Jessie O.BIlen; Angiescy. Lanks
IN an Broth matilda H. D. j. HesgstrA; SURPRISE O.
.5t.T; rrsmI j. ansr ssa' indir MoTsPns maj
nelly; Tenny, William Lahm; Robert r, Ecks and L.
maro; Addio W. Thomas McManuS
The sun., 1891-07-04
JOHN H. OFF FOR AUSTRALIA.
he Took His jag Along with Hin and
He IL Likely to Bring II Back, Too.

He Took His jag Along with Hin ana
He IL Likely to Bring II Back, Too.
SAN Francisco. June 27.-Sullivan. drunk
and dressed up. sailed for Australia yester-
day afternoon. Sullivan md his ing have
been the leading entertainment OF the town
for some weeks. They have appeared on tho
stage OF tho Bush Street Theatre and kent
the audience In fits OF merriment. When ae-
compnnied by his jag John L. Introduces into
his part lines that the gifted author OF the play
never thought Of and breaks away from the
role Of tho simple blacksmith to inform, the
audience that he can lick the editors OF all the
papers in the city.
rstsr nckson sober and S1 ciyil as qsu%al % vent 3,
Sullivan greeted him with q cultural grow.
seized his hand. and gave It savage jerk.
whereupon Jackson steppcd back toa dis
nam s the wod susn
lick you and Slavin and all tho niggers and
Australians. and I'm going to do it,:
Peter smiled and said he was willing to let
can 5asS lisk you in minute If you'll only put
That's oil right" responded Peter; II
have enough to do business with you In Sep
temher. when you return"
Well. don't YOU forget. III be here, and I'll
Then he caught sight Of Jack Ashton leaning
over the rail. and. sei2ing u gold, headed cane
from passenger he brought i down with all
Ashtoa as' Jumped "Gop DO and o' hoWed and john
Ges great @ M fe bs sg
The stick was isl shlyeIed @ to splinters, and Sui
When the Mariposn pulled out OF the dock
Sullivan was on deck expi essinG his oninion
Of the newspapers aud declaring hts ability to
lick any dramatic cricket who didn't like his
Acting.
The sun., 1891-07-04
wheelm.u Arrans. Club Ruu-.

Tho road officers Of tho bicycle clubs Of tho metro.
polltan districts have arranged for number OF long
and short distance runs for this month Tho runs OF
tho New York BicScls Club FOR this month sunday
July TO Coney Island. sLuday iuy ~. to Enzewood;
sunday. Jniy H. 10 Orange sLuda, Juy2h to BAyslie
The Road Sommiii's 81 thn last Orange Gyeler,
announce the following iri!s; .uly run to larry
town and to Orange, Juy !, Ia hiburn. July u. to
Franklin; July 10, TO BeI.yills. July ~ to coney
Island; July ~ TO kiiyaheth July ~ run 10 fhilA
dslpha An Hilton; July 81. tn Caldwell
Capt Nstner Of the GothHm Nhselmen announces
the following schsdnis OF club runs for this month";
July Z to Delaware Wafer Gap; July .. 10 Reel.wsyi
July IL, to Far Rock away July 10 'nney Island;
Jul! 10 TO Long sfaneb July ~ 70 onth bsAch' July
The soulh Nro k'yn wlee IN haze arranged for
The iou"gua fn's suuit' Jelr 10 hsniBs'rad
y u Sunday Jas T.! to Hlvsfslis rsfE SLHdar. Juiy
~ 90 pi.ntell sunday JAY a, 70 Anarss
Tho business ,yclius LeAgue OF Newark VII pATteL
PATE IN tho following runs during july JuiJ . 20
Bloomhsli July ~ ~ Dundee Lake July ~, 10
Park; Jnly ls to bSHass Lake. Jliy "a 70 Fomptcai
The sun., 1891-07-04
where Am.r,esn. Excel the s.r..n..


In 1885 . number Of bowling clubs In Germany formsA
an organisation similar to the United Bowling Clubs of
this city At that time bowling ss much Of crasa
in the old country as s in New York during the win.
ter months Although the German oreanization nour-
ishsd from the start It was hardly thought the member
ship woud reach aooo in six 10 the num-
Der now said to belong to the BundsrkeseL
II was nnally decided to hold . tournsmsns ss Raus.
YER and to send invitations clubs In the different
countriss President Fedman received notification
In behalf OF the United Bowling Clubs OF this city 70
bring over ~ many American bowers he could est
together Notwithstanding the great expense attached
thereto seventy expert bowlsrs started from America
on NAY 2s On arriving At Hamburg sig Of the Amsri-
cans visited Prince Bismarck and presented to the Ger
man Chancellor valuable gold medal A flower which
ms rsinee planted himssL was In turn presented to
Twenty. four hundred bowlers took part in the Ham,
ourI and the result that the
capture trst prize Two teams mi on each
were FORMED. one representing Europe aud the other
Ita The highest score ~. was rolled by A. j. Miller
ofNsw forl city, and a. ho also won the other biz
Irzs offered he was declared tho champion bo wsr n
1Sr prizes IN which fe,dm.nn won nr,y and Josspk
Thum third p'iIe It 10 said that early in October
big reception VII be rendered to the visiting bowisr1
upon their return home at the Germania Assemby
Joseph Thum. one Of New York's foremost bowisrs
while travelling with bis wife In Europe was caushtiH
nralroad wreck and It was only by miracle tha1
they escaped with their ivea
The sun., 1891-07-04
ISayview Tournament.

An open tennis tournament held yesterday after.
noon on the courts OF the Bayvisw Tennis Club Of
Hayonne The results of tho encounters a. FOL.
lows
Ladies' Singles First Rounds Miss Daily beat Mrs.
Fisher by G--t 6-4; Mrs A Champnsy defeated Miss
Ella Scoviie by Ga Go; Miss ogden was beaten
~ Nss Role e.tson by "a Cd Gi; Mrs L. Crane lost
to Miss n. Gien by ga 4-6 d-$.
secOui Rounds--Miss Daily heat Mrs. A. Champnsy
by C. 3 6-3; Miss II. ogden worsted Mra l. Crane BY
TO U-t
final Hoand.-Miss II. ogden won from Miss Daily By
c., 40. S-a
Gentiemen's Singles FIRST Round Mr.. Potter beat
Mr. Foster by g. 81; Mr.. Looms defeated Mr. Ogden
by S--i, 6-U.
Final Round-Mr. Loomis worstsd Mr.. Potter By o-s