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Bowling Games Tonight
AMERICAN NATIONAL TOURNAMENT.

AMERICAN NATIONAL TOURNAMENT.
Americus vs. Spartan, Spartan W. Gotham, Gotham
TOURNAMENT.
Jonah Va Felsenksller; fesenkeusr " Fdslia; Fl
snooELYN NATIONAL TOURNAMENT
VI. waverly; WAverly va Kings County Wheelmen
AMERICAN AMATEUR UNION.
Section l-Ivanhoe W. Cosmopolitan. At lv.nhos al.
section 8gNam eles. vs. Peerlsss at NameIess s,lsys
Section b-Jersey City A. c. VS.. Westield A. G.. at
Jersey CITY alleys fanwood 4 G. W. Rosevills A
wHRELNkS's LEAGUE
Hudson County wheelInen Va. Brooklyn Bicycle Cluh
At Hudson County Wheelnen alleys
iHrRR.oLuB LEAGUE.
Wildwood ". Oxford; Hanover Va. Knick srbook sr1
Carleton Vs. Lincoln; Union League vs. Montauk.
STATEN ISLAND AAAIxuR LEAGUE
Unexoellsd vs. Workingmen. at working msn slsys,
Alpha Va dominion. at schmeigelow alleys
JERSEY AMATEUR LEAGUE.
Doottls Vs. Independent. at Doottls alleys, J. BOYD
". Volunteer. At j. Boyd alleys.
EASTERN pisrnic1 roclSAxEvr.
Masootts rs. Sixteenth Ward; Sixteenth Ward VI
Apollo: Apollo vs. Aascotts.
BROOKLYN TOURNAMENT.
. De Long ". Adsphi; Adelphi vs. Equity, Equity VI
Dc Long
TOURNAMENT.
Lafayette Vs. Nonrareil; EonpareI w. Volunteer;
Volunteer Va Lafayette.
VETERAN HALL rouasAnS..
Goquois VI. Third Ward
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Eatries for Guttenbu,e.

Tho following Is the programme for Gutten-
burg to-day:
Hirst Race-Purse $500: beaten horses; hve and one
eAle fnrionGs Vintage time hy, 1l3: Count. Ito;
lfene H. log: Prince Albert 1o7: Benett I05: Fam.
(AaN 8)6s netondAnI 10o; Turk, lO3: Van Dyke lU3:
kn9t @ane, lO2; W b. H., loi
39conl RAco-Purse $500; selling; three-Quarters Of
Attla tyhahoe lot: Ganlochy. lOA: Duke John. lOl;
SsnSsuf 1Oi; MONDAY, 9s; Mike Watson. %: Wheeler
Malachi %; INSIGHT e.; Chartreuss. ~;
Third RAoe-Purse $4OO; ods six and ono
haf fur ongs. Servus. Ito: McReevsr. iO7; Adalvsa
colt 1O Narbonne colt lOO Mamie Hubbard colt 100
sSfsS 11s: R.nSoeas llo; Perd, l6i; Bayion. so.
furongs: Toano. lls; AutocrAt. Tic; inferno 100;
Eary Blossom. 1O2; Fleurstte. 100; Hawkeys. 80:
s.th Rac.0rqrso 500: selling; ono mile sr.rl,ne
Early Dawn. ITO: Hope colt 40: Bravo 10; Gloster
aOl AikAdo. lot: Sandstone 1915 Yax0o. 107: FREELY
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The standing of tho contestants the Bedford Wheel
lens pool tournament a fulloWH:
Significant commun,ca,,on.,

Anumber Of communications from wellknown ath.
leo people. recently received by F. W. JANSEN seem
to indicate considerable dissasacton the part of
tho writer's VITA the existing state Of Affairs W. r.
Ku-tz. President Of the Warren Athletic Club Of vii.
mnst"nn Del! and formerly v!felresdent OF the Anna
ctfces in the club and will drop OF the Held entirely
The A. I. Is making farce OF amateur athletics 10
the disgust or those who genuine interest IN the
sports commend the action o. the staten Island in
Is. ". steinmetz. Captain Of the Columbia Athletic
Club. washington D. C.; writes: -" retire from office
Jan. L. and Will not thereafter he In any way con.
nected with the management Of the club. I am
heartily Disguised with so.called eur Ethleti -
H. q. Penniman Of the Druid Lacrosse Club Baltt.
more says consider u extremely doubtful there
~ any lacrosse playing in baltimore next season. as
the players are all dsgussd This Is due the wrSng.
ling in the 4. A. u which has nearly killed aport'
GsIrse Rhodes vice,rresldent Of tho Western Asso.
siasimn OF amateur Athletss writes; The constant
people and hurting athletics In our association we
value OF prizes and do not think We shall"
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westsr. I.essss.
CHIcAeo, Jan. 7.-Thero IN certainly a most
,.a. ' -, -" a.
natterine outlook In baseball AFFAIRS Tor the
West noxt season. A talk with the delegates
ut the wellington Hotel Convention in this
IL -. ~ .s ,s,, - 49, .h.t i.,aa.,
CITY TODAY was enough 20 snow tnA1 Atlsas'
six Western cities are pledged to the orsaniza-
H c,..' H,,.s... ca. Ns,i..s,,,a.
haheas Guy SoiumDus. omaha' nliwaukee'
Minneapolis. and St Paul. Tho delegates from
Kansas Citv have been the most active in the
49,. E.suthnw and Inhn w snoor srs
MoiA - nnn q. ANY nu ,o,,a, n,,,a nn,,,
the chief movers IN the scheme, Ihe new
above. and the remaining two are 20 DO SO,
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tied for second hoaors The Empires won one game
and the Astoria G. two. Tue roll on VIII DO coz
oiuded tonight Tho scores were,
FIRST CANE
Payntar, 1862: Boyce, Ill. Total tit. - -. ...
Casino No. 2-Bloon Held 1915; Couch 1<oy Holt, 1l1;
Diily. III; Mcshane. 127. Total. 69v.
SECOND CAM.
Empire-Iadue. 101; Schnis 1l2, eecathe. 1891
Kleprs 215; schmitt 1913 Total S2h 49,.
Casino No 2-Boomfeid IL =; Couch, 13Ai Hon, 1oOi
Dnly, lbs; McshAne. 1876, Total $50.
THIRD GAME.
Astoria c6sKrouse Iosi Cray 5e5; Leonard 1906
Observation-Disclosures, 1.3; Rassigs, 1871 Petrie>
1<3i strack. ITO; sturges, 14I Total. TO.
Tho Crescent League Of Plainneld ana the Union
on the latter club alleys on Wednesday, The scores,
Union County Roadsters.-B ack 100; W. j. Mooney,
IN ~; H ss i W. l.,; s. Martin l92; sS
Crescent League OF Plainneld-keed. 1877; kniersSn.
lbt; TeeL 1853: Lyman. 1u3 Haven, 2n.; Arnold 1876
Total. 1.52h
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starter c.,awelr. Prlnce,y uaeome,

The Spirit Of the Times is authority for tho
statement that Starter James A. Caldwell
Hnads even more favorable terms with the
Hudson County Jockey Club and tho Saratoga
Racing Association than the public was led to
believe by the face OF tho contract signed a
weak 400.
IL sbpeaps that Mr.. Caldwell receives, in nd
dillon 70 SaIary OF $50. 900 for the yenrs 1852
and l8fH. $4,000 worth Of stock In the Sara
tore IA ipE ASSOCIATION: :, In all h. will be
AeG. under conditions that will give him some
leisure.
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i. Silver" F,,nt Very Low,

CaroAoo Jan T.. Silver" Flint the famous baokstop
Of the Chicago team who 10 dying Of consumption was
NO better today and his doctors think he scarcely
i've another week. His mother who Is quite aged
from g. Louis Yesterday and 70 constantly q the bed
every ball player In the country. began TO Al three
monns ago. Grip then seized him, and from thM COM
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Baseball NoteA

The Oritaui Field Club Of HacIensack, n J. have ap
piled for admission to the Amateur League
Eddie Kennedy. the popular left fielder. who played
with the Motropoitans In days gone BY open for an
engagement with . minor league club In case Jim
Mutrie organizes his Eastern Association club Kennedy
may bo engaged.
pitcher who has been membsr OF the University OF
Vermont team for the past two seasons, writes to
friend In this city that he has signed with Manager
Wright Of the Philadelphia Club. Dudley Dean. captain
Of Harvards team during 81. and who played against
OConnor IL two games here said at the time that DO
tho best pitcher heever faced and he was highly
spoken Of by al visiting plsyerA
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The Winaers st u. Louis.

Dr. Lous jan 7-To.day's races resulted as follows;
lStrtf Rses--Seven = ghths Of milo Brown Button
ysA buekthoTn second. and Gen. Caldwell third. Time.
Second Kacs-Four and one half furlongs Maggie D.
time. 0ib0.
Thru Kaos-Three quarters OF . milo. Cesar won.
yslStle SECOND, and Event third Time. :lvlt
J Fourth kAce-Five-ei ghths OF me. Jim Dunn won.
Col Coy sscona and The scslper third Time: ,oS
tpy M 1scond and Bslls Redmond third. Time. o5.
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Baseball At Harvard.

cAxsslDos. Jan. TIT II only the Harvard 'varsty
nine that 10 not yot out at practice The meeting Of
the candidates for the Harvard freshman nine was
hold this evening. About sixty men were preseuA
Capt FrothinRna am acted - chairman OF the meeting
He briefly stated what required Of the freshmen.
aud urged all candidates to begin work ~ once, prao-
tce will begin In the gymnasium cage At O'Clock to-
morrow afternoon.
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Bowling Gossip.

Tho Lady Laurels Bowling Club gave silk banner to
the Jonahs recently.
The Hoboken Turn verein Bowling Club. which was
recently organized will bowl their nrst tonight
At Runners alleys, corner Eighth and Washington
Streets UobokSn.
In order that he may keep correct record Of the
standing OF the clubs in the Athletic Bowling League
the Secretary would be pleased II captains of clubs
would forward to him the result Of played within
the past two weeks
knecht OF the Gersna Club and PhipA OF the Apollo
anno tsI, Rrot w W IoisS ~ on S erex ~
Assembly Room alleya on Jan 10 Tho final seriss viii
b. rolled neutral alley, tho date to be later
Six out OF eleven games will constitute sach series.
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The stallion Jim Gore. by Hindoo. has been
sold TO W. s. Barnes Of Lexington. KY. for
$1,000.
by iattendon, that sold for $4,000 as two
ySeardjp dM and las tho DISTINCTION q winning
recently at Camden, n. S. W.
NJ. Ledat heads the list Of the winning owners
Of the cross,e2pntry races IN France f3r tho
flnot second, with Sd7, 900; NJ Camille. $50.
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lack MeAunne and tho Black Bears.

lack McAuIIne and tho Black Bears.
When Jack McAuline was exhibiting in Boston hs
awoke ono morning to Gnd two large black bears gag.
Ing a. him the foot OF his bed The
champion got ont OF his couch very Lurrediy and
luslen down stairs as though the house was Oh IRE
hin II be lived lees RAPIDLY he wouldn't bears and
tended by body guard and found two iii,e sprciens
rstunrd black bears that some Joker had Borrowed
from helghboring museum. After recovering from
MS freight heAIIiae managed to say that whei Myer
themselves he would light the winner ~ 0''"''"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-08

CAssRInak Jan. 1.-The Mott Haven team began prac.
siss to-day for the first time this year. At the call OF
Capt. Cook 125 candidates presented themselves
a. candidates 70. the different events. There will prob
Ahh be great deal OF struggling for places this
years team. almost all the victorious team OF last
yssr are sSok IN eoless ttnlay snd Davis being the
r. isSsiss ,Ss e: Pssssnt will e0a''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-08

Fred Goodwin. President. and John Matthews secre.
tary. tonight sent challenge to tho Ttiste Football
Club Of Chicago for three match games home and
70 be for medAls gold or silver. aud side bet Of any
where from $500 10 $1,000. - mutually sgrssd upea
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The tobaggan slide " quintet were dons I'D BY the
Palma Club team last evening in a schedule game OF
section four series OF the Aneric Amateur Bowng
Union tournament, which was rolled At the latters
llleyA In Jvtsey City. The sCoret
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7o,ah....S 70 10 SOP To.a,s......ie 10 Is eos
Nav vst sss &c
~! .n I,oa, ssEs and O. King sc0ssFs
The deciding game Q, ssrss Of ~; prize be-
clifton was roeI a, tho 'T Germania Assembly room
sss yisv%ks.. itS; simn.on 49,. Black. 1856; Boyd.
FASH 1881 Snss ,s r q Leonard
tween STANDARD 9. team: resulted a.
1S Barry
easSPe 1sa; Ingram sa I45 ums i4s total 77S
Some big score. we're rolled in the Hooeken sourn.,
ri 10 Hi 1i ."a sas
CANE.
s vn ts Ss l7
Il, y; R: 49,
s1 eG R.a a'G hs
a.' aSs:9g o Sss hef Fss
ss .: sss CIV Ss
Series at Bsekers Jack alleys on Wednesday
s4zSps Ia ISL un ssi IT, III,
4lS: i Dass ssii m! 49, rs ss ,'a
''''''" sKcoSp oAxR.
a1s ss astSns 1885, 'f1 s s
Ala: .s E SsHss is7 r1a
es, c rl n,owp;
ay n sn s5
KnR RoE s s e e ,c S:ks'
i5s Davis, i5s. s. Adams. iG5. ana Brown. Isl. To:
RqvIng olunnspm%ssys 49, Smith
sslssh III ia0 osms rs and 'f F. hsS:
day evening. the saamander team won two gainel
GANv
tom s W5s; ~; Esyf 49, Bartlett 1885, Bur
i45 Kassen 1872 Geld
SECOND CANE.
smith. i2o I.ueIsh. III: kIScten Ia r %s.I
,5l 1sefIose5 49, seh.
ton; I:S; W:s;; H.. Ist,i; Sih s' a1.
81: isi, Lichtsnstsin. iso; ". Iichienssein. al
Tho Eaeennd defeated the Iroquois Club in tn.
evening The games were rolled at 1928 smith street
lralnois- s1ysr. ITO: AmeInns. 50; Bsnn.rs. III;
sMs F Iii ~ III GSss .'I ios s ra;s
s s Il ON sS9 ss. ANN. 4s
rRsr CANE.
RsG.sStniS s 49, sPSs IL Morgan
SSnist iss iH 5ssi IT, WISH 4os Roberts,
srcoSp CANE.
cs ssrGi Ia assss ,is 4sn III laS
vs4ssse iSS s:w i ss'F 4sia TO Rna'
ruEp GAME.
u Es9stynsns ISL 81 ss s,s ss Morgan leo
Ssias io ssaHs R'nd' 1885,
sSs;:
FIRST GAxx.
nI r'i2s.Ess s,saa Isl l DIfc cSn. 'S rE
!%sssSsfsa iSi r!sS'aa% I'D; %eads ieo:
iSS; iassuan. ios; i'oaphsr;y iSi fois i57% ofan
sEro.p GAME
,rrospsertLEihne's 100; Manhers lS7; Weber. 100;
;, Logan-Ihonhboron i8s; powinan 1924: porsn. lo7;
nasslnan li3; Dorghery. l2b. Total GGS. w
The Montclair A. G. team visited Orange on Wedpes.
sA an I'VE I0 League ss
scores:
FIRST
Mon s cysapgsrs l92 Englew las; Croker
Orange 4. r,-Goodsp.rd ith; Reynolls. III; shepr
aIt lao; Cries. l3a: storrs, itl T0tal, I,i5.
Montcair A C-Sapiers. lG3: Engew. IaI; Croker
l6t: Boyd. 49,: Van Week, l+s Toiai. TSI.
Orange A. g -Doodsprtd lid: keynOl,s, lGo: Shep-
ard. III: CEiss. las; stvrfs. lTd Total 773
The West End and New Rochelle clubs playe tn,
second game OF their series the fcrmers alleys on
tuesday night. THO score: - 80
West West Enn1AerrtL i25; stnrke. 1870! Fallon. III;
,hItTiss, l3S; iaynnr. III; wilson. iIS; Ford l3t:
IisG,ep. loA Johnson. l.9; AcDonald. lGl. Total,
New KccheI'e.7 sorgh. 13s; Lecoun, 1926: Covers
~; tgnh llh iiaichroos, 1870: sfrnpg ia; KeT.
1.7 Tu,at i,0o..
we arnlle al at
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Billiard and Pool GAssip.

Tho games played in the Brooklyn Bicycle Club hand
cap pool on Wednesday evening close
and exciting. -Four games were played. Messrs A,sn
and Hawley played the drst game. The latter won by
80 to 20 points. In tho second game G. Ackerson de-
featsd 4; Maicomb by 90 to S4. A. Aten beat A. NAL
colin in the third game by 80 to 81 and j. T. Borland
defeated g. Cook by 80 to 20 points concluding
Tho HtRuuiun OF me In "a
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.,ERsEYa1EN MAKE Il GOOD DEEENcE
What the Cricket Branch OF The n. j. 4. q.
Did In 1891.

Tho record made BY the ecketers Of the New jersey
A. O. during the Of 1891 the best in either
the history OF that organization or Of the Caremont
Cricket Club from which the department sprung The
bowling Of Q. II. EMs the feature Of the season.
His average Of % wicksts for $40 runs an OF.
eeptionaly good performance j. Rose also gave valu
able aid the clubs BY his good batting while
8. J. Darvell and r. @. Clarke were among those who
rendered the most assistance. The club took second
place In the hrst section Of the District
Cricket League. and came very close to winning the
championship
playing thirteen gamsA Of which they ninS and
lost four Tho following 10 the record:
Summary OF MATCHES PLAYKp.
May oS-N.J. A. C. 81; Berkeley. rs.
May 3o-N. J. A. G.. 60 and "a. wickets: Manhattan,
10 and ~.
june SaN:J, A; O. ls.. g. wiete..: nsrlsm.oa
June 2O-N. J. A. G.. 81: staten Island, 81.
July LIZ. J. A. G. 175; PateIs son. ~:
July 26-1 j. c.. lov. wtcketa declared Staten
Aug IN j. x. g. 81; For. Hamilton. 1oa
Aug. 6-N. J. A. G. 100: Harlem. b3.
Aug 6-E. J. A. c.. 1921 kings County. 90.
Aug. l8-N c. 43 and 81; Cosmopolitan, 70.
Aug 2O-N. J. A. c. 1902: Elizabeth. 6L
Aug. 22-N. J. g. =; Fort Hamilton. g.
Aug. PIN J. A. G.. ~: Patenon, 81.
Sept. S-N. J. A. g.. -: Fall River. ia
Played. Is; won. 10: lost. 4; drawn. l.
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Totals. IA 1919 778
yRAMrS
Lenox Hill 20 az 1n3 I2D 1877 tes at 2sl 2sa 900
RoscdAls 80 las 257 833 $40 48l COZ 8iS B83 10
I1inck. "
Averass-Lenox Hill l4e,<; Rosedals. 1878
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rRANrs.
Crienals: 30 20 1870 80 84l 400 4T5 5S5 e1a ss7
Lcnox Hill .1o II 81 i21 las i.6 208 31I 258 2TS
ding. " ~ e -''''
Averass-orientnis 1877 2.s. Jeno1 Ill., 1870.
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wednesday nlHht. IN Vasey's court, William Smith
was beaten by Richard Hrnny and Michael ts,e 81 TO
~, Then smith and George licaney beat iesse and
Dick Heaney. 81 to II.
Philip Casey acting FOR John Malcolm. has posted s25
as proof that Malcolm IL willing to play JObn Baggs
Hobolen, the best in eleven games for SlIo side.
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THIRD CAM.

FRAMES
RosedAis. 1o4 1871 80 $50 48l b1A 6So 83S TAG s34
orientAl.. VI 40 az 8l6 %uu 4SU $50 Cos $50 III
,umprs-R Krieger scorers-u. Prince and Il.
Averass-Rossdale.1 08 At; Oriental 15< l.b
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Excitement ran very high last nRht on the MAnhAt.
tan Athletic cuts alleys the occasion being kched.
uied game In Section OF the American Amateur Union
between the Manhattan and New York Athletic Club
teama Tho New Works started out well and confident.
but In the seventh frame the MAuhatans passed them
and won by one pin. tho decisive blow being delivered
BY lleadley the last ball tho result terminating
average for the Mnnhattans OF 16 49, for the New
Yorks l6l So. difference OF onshfth the average
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TotAD ......1O u 1881 Totals. ..1O IL - T23
Palma Club. go 1875 27O 35s a51 ga GOO 61o 7Ro $50
Oritani c. SS IT, PAL 8l2 Uy4 40 GIG 5S3 $50 72S
Cmpires-samuel Hnthaw way and c. Sturges. SCORERS
Frank K Baldwin and Garry Green
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The Brooklyn Bicycle Cube whist Tourney

Two games were played In the Brooklyn Bicycle
Clubs whist tournament Wednesday evening
Aessrs Malcolm and Van Doren defeated Messrn Eay.
mond and vanderRaw BY 2sto q points. Tho second
game rssu,ttd IN victory Tor Messrr. Raymond and
to Fl. The standing Of the men IL NJ foliSws ~
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HAudbaii.

Only few spectators witnessed the games In the
Brooklyn court yesterday afternoon. 1t club day.
and two good matches had been arranged. In the
important ono Barney MoQuade and Jimmy Dame
were arrayed against Champion Phil Casey and Major
John Carmody. The Poly" lad put up an extra good
game and lie and McQuado came out winners. They
lost the second game but not until they had made a
brilliant hxht for A. After his opponents had secured
10 aces 10 his SIDES one. Dune. who was serving
scored II aces almost uBaided. The scores OF the
games were as follows:
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Three games were rolled at Strack's Casino ulleys
Astoria. on wednesday ayht among the topr clubs whS
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Montcair A C-sapders. lG3: Englew. IaI; Croker
l6t Boyd. lbs: Van Nl-ck, LAB Total TSI.
orange A. C-Soodspc.d, Lid: ksynolis, 100: Shep
ard. III: CEiss. las; stvrfs. 1T6. Total 773.
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YRAMEs
Manhattan 40 20 lel 227 8o3 300 sos $40 $50 500
New York A C1OS 1919 2v4 8I8 S2S AS 676 $40 ia sos
Cmprcs-O.J. SAKE and @. K King. scosers-J. II
Bell and W. HoldzderUer.
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The West End and New Rochelle clubs played the
sssona game OF tnsf series on the formers alleys
West Enn-aerrltL la5; sturke 1870; Fallon. Ill;
llaGIep. lo4i Joinson. l2O; MCDONALD. IBl Toiai
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tween the sea Views Of New Dorp and the B. s" OF
Clifton rolled at the GermaniA Assembly Room
ali ys last night The scorc
Sea view-Koss, l53: simpson le2: Black. 1856: Boyd
100; Randall, l2p. Total, TIC
Il. S-Chanbera l5Y; De Bost 129; Leonard, g.,
Flash 1873; Minex l76 Total GU.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-07-11
MONDAY, JULY II, 1892.
TIE AMENDMENTS.

The Advertiser gives an eXparte
decision on the question of the effect
of an amendment to, or the rejection
of, one OF the constitutional amend
ments passed for the first time at the
session of 1890. That paper holds
that all the amendments, being con-
tanned in one bill, must stand or fall
together, and that any aclion,' other
Than passing it intact, on any Of the
amendments will necessitate the de-
ferring of final action on all of them
until next session. If our contem-
porary is right it is unfortunate that
all of the amendments are in one
bill, as some of them, undoubtedly,
received the tacit endorsement of the
electors by meeting with no opposi-
ton from any party or candidate in
the general election. The amend
ments requiring citizenship as one of
the qualifications of voters for mem
bers of the Legislature was opposed
by Mr.. Ashford, whose election may
or not have been aided by such oppo-
sition. 1t probably was factor in
his election, as his constituents are
largely Portuguese, who would be
disfranchised by the amendments
referaed to, These amendments are,
however, notOriously in sympathy
with one Of the main grievances of IIa-
waiians since 1887, and we're put in
the bill to placaLe the IIawaians for
the retention of the property qualiG-
cation of voters for Mobiles which
was one Of their chief objects of at
tack in 1890.
The placing of the amendments in
one bill was the work of the select
committee on constitutional amend
ments. Their doing so was undOubt-
edIy in the best of faith. They had
worked hard through the greater
part of the session in deyising a
common ground of agreement be-
tween different parties on the sub.
jects up for amendment, succeeding
so well that the amendments report
ed to the House passed almost u0an-
imously. 1t is extremely douo 10!
il, supposiLg the principle of each Of
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-07-11
Issues Every Desirable Form Of g
SALt

Notice is hereby given that in accord
and provided. will cause to be sold the
following articles of Hoong Chang Tong,
taken by me in distraining for rent, to
witt
Clock, | Medicine Cutter, Bamboo
Lounge, Step Ladder, | Folding Table,
, Square Tables, Chairs, 2 Stools.
Lamp and aquantity of Medicines and
Drugs.
Bag" Said sale will take place at the
Auction Salesrooms of LEWIS j. LEvEY,
AuctiOneer, corner of Fort and Queen
streets, on FRIDAY, July 18th, at lOA NJ.
l5S lot .NG COON.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-07-11
BEAUTIFUL BALL,
tsw Knmrh ,m"ha EWOrthE Uup of
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a large attendance was present Mt
the League grounds on saturday 10
witness NE ball game between tie
'rrSccnts aud knnehamehas, the
star clubs OF the Assocm'i'n. Tie
fact That it.was game for blood no
doubt iullueuccd the attendance.
The excitement commenced from the
beginning OF The game, even pop hits
coming IN for share "f the APP
pIiu>r. Cri"s ot init INN hard,
Percy rrsolttiled at Intervals III
III" giaNd stand. Two ladies broke
uhhr ~, " lpeiTSNc e emYpL of pull-
iqelt"f eiNle deitS nnd' pot a few
went home hOarse The sh"uling
aud Kissing was fearful aud carly in
the game the Crescents lost heart
and played aimessIy. The kameha-
mehas had been pracuclng for the
past week on Angus slow curves
and caught on TO how it was done
An experienced bah player can al
ways tell that the way to hit slow
curve is to bring his bat round
slowly. The Crescents on the re.
verse were used to hitting slow
ball and were not familiar with Mehe-
ulas speedy ball, which cut the
plate in two almost every time it
came along.
1t was noisy crowd, ready to
wh0Op and shout for either side.
Meheula twirled the ball for the col
legians in splendid form, allowing the
Creseents nine consumptive-looklng
basehits. Vida Ihrum OF the Cres-
cents made a tremendous lunge at
the sphere in the fourth inning, send
ing the ball To- Meheula clear down
to right field and making three
base hit. "Peachblow' Lionel Hart
played splendldly while, Percy Llsh-
man distinguished himself by play
ing an errorless game. Willie Wilder
was not in good form and was not
effective either at the bat or on the
base. Johnny Soper at first was good