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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-21
A Shake.up mt Roby's Track.

CHICAGO. Dec. 20.-Fancy salaries for race
track employees were given black eye by the
Indiana Racing Association to-day. Col. NJ.
Louis Clark was asked to serve rs Judge at a
salary OF 800 per day. reduction OF $35. The
upshot was Col Clark severed his connection
with the Roby track. and Judge Cheatham.
wei known in the South. will soon be here to
Judge the races at Roby Another high. salarisd
man; Col. Joseph Swigcrt. was asked to accept
u reduction. He would not consent. and his
Swigert acted as assistant nudge and Financial
Secrstary Of tho association. SECRETARY Farley
enjoying salaries Of from $40 to $50 per day
Will 10 forced to accept reduction or dismissal.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-21
"A Ione-d,-tance Rae. for Tro,ter.

According to the Spirit Of he Times prepare.
lions are now being made in Vienna. Austria.
Tor another long-distance race between that
city and Berlin. This time the race will be be-
tween trotters not runners. rs previously. the
idea being to test tho comparatiye stavinp
powers OF the American and lussian trotters.
They wiz be driven single and in
pairs minimum weight being set for
each type Of vehicle. Tho clement OF
cruelty. which in tho recent saddle
horse contest shocked the entire civilized
world. will be eliminated. the driving being
limited to tho DAY time, Thirty money prizes
WI, ps given the first being S3.SoO. and sew
cuhs. Emperor Francis Joseph viii give q
special priZe, and many Of the NOBILITY will
among then. The exact date for tho contest
has not yet been settled. but it will occur some
time during next May SoAAe
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-21
FAvORTTES RUN UP TO FORM.
FIVE FIRST SELECTIONS AND A SECOND
PICK WIN THE PURSES
Gray Rock, Zenobin, SkadI, Burlington. and
Greenwich Enrich Their Bnckers-Airk-
over, MT q TO Q, Outsider OF the DAY.

Gray Rock, Zenobin, skadi. Huntington, and
Greenvvich Enrich Their Backers-kirk-
over, mt TO ., Outsider OF the Day.
Regulars turned out in force again at Gut
tenburg yesterday and made the betting ring
a bustling place from half IN hour before tho
first race until ton minutes after the horsos
had crossed the winning line In the last
Those who backed favorites made plenty OF
money for Christmas presents. hve faVorites
and one second choice horse winning the
purses. Gray Rock. top choice in the first
race. led from the start. landing the purse two
lengths in front OF Merry Duke. Zenobla.
first pick In tho second race. also held the
van from the start. winning in gallon. with
Thorndale. second choice. at her heels. Tho
third race proved repetition OF the first two.
Skndi. the fayorite. showing her heels 70 the
perus took second. place from! SIR Richard ihy
head. Martin had no trouble in landing Eur.
ra tne BY E snRh n"ras
Mabel Glenn three lengths for the pincS
mhe the dsy IN h mr. or raf
ming and winning way, out 10 the light, from
sixth race. came in the homeatretch and won
the purse handily by hall length. Pm HIM
WHIP summary
FIRST RACE.
j. p WiiliAinsh Rr, c. Gray Rock. u by biaxcs-Lmma
G Ssrtsf. Merry Duke. s. iSi iBarittiii;,
H. r. kiinble's oh. Y. Laiie.o town. ~ unhinHhan)
a% 1sy oet s. 10 assn. Merry DUE
Jhmcstown.
SECOND RACE.
Purse 5000; selling; nye and half furlongs
j. u. McGormck's h. T. Lcnobia. T. by Tho lltCsed-
Fac nrs ssTesra9 4bn mI 81 Flynn q, ;,;rin;
T. Days ch. Lai'a, o. % Sweeney, ...........
Jack Rose Tassn, and Deiauter also ran Time, az
Bett.nx-Ien to . on Hcnobia. u TO against Thorn.
dale, 70 to against Lallah.
THIRD RACE.
Purse S40o for two.year.nis selling nve furlongs.
j. shielis's b. skadi by Emperor-Breeze. o5
G. Gane.sct 6 IIesp-rn. 100 It. Flynn
j. H. McCormicks gr c. sir Richard. ~ tDonohue
KAY or nSy; Lizzie L. SPOT lay Mary 1--WE B.ol
Richard.
FOURTH RACE
Pnrse $500: i've and a half furlongs.
Baden stables blk h burlington. o. by Powhatan-
w.MeGiiisE: & RISckiSek: o. " Genpyj .....::.:
Ren,s as' h Isn Tine htesns on
Glenn.
FIFTH RACE.
Purse $500; one mile and furlonR.
C.. k:lly's b. k.rkover. 4. by Atia-The squaw
W. g Gotton's b. c. iisaiiight. l. loo tNearyj ....2
j. Murraysb C. ,ileniocky. Jos tstewarO ...,.....
rme I Rk aSa rSWs to- 8 ssa
light 100 to !; G!enlocky. soto
SIXTH RACE.
Purse $500: for three olds: selling. one mile
j. oLearys br (. Greenwich 8. by nimy ar-LindA
j. A. s",eheior. Dr. e Fan Handle. ii tGrifnj
Melrose Stables b. c. fairpay 81 IN HiiD .......,.
TIM" % nt,tssn to 9n on sso sa
against Pan Handle. 6to Fairplay.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-21

hy NSsv 24 Sns e Sl K sfto ynk BE- . +.
although only partially broken single, showed
quarter in % seconds before leaving CALI
the gale will he continued today when WIZ :,
BILE. 22O BY BY sister TO Lockheart ana ana
other richly bred mares will be offered
This summary OF the sale:
THE PROPERTY OF THE ESTATE OF ". B. HoBAHi'
SAN FRANCISCO.
STEAMBOAT. :o7a b h. issa by sni ni,,rsM
Hartman, Arden stock Farm orange county ooo
nancy Ice. blk. M is5s by Dctatcr sopS.
More neNE Inyurll E s,I coImar Pa 71oo
Nun -, SI;;..rss S,d oSbiIaaoThe ,'.,. $500
MAYA sSFf AS ss iI" Sy SSn B.:a.
22:2o; ny !tey's Cripple: pr. O. IL. BAILEY. ,.4as
oiaRa b. l. wsanitns by stamGoul-Nnva }, H. ,oo
As,r ll, Gs M. issl by Glcyone@Jesse rsp
Ve& by MnmGs.no Chef u : rnehry. rem $500
p,mar b. c. lsi,o by si"mpoul-Astriono' +. !, 500
or, i Bss nFi isSl, BY SamToal2Xsiione: ~
George Jacob. New YORK ,ss ~ 'ijsoyn..si
SoriSsk. by Asm6rinc Time: bayad rh"'er' 400,
sii,eTo2m; & w VIZ py ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 500
inImas #oltn. Io.ton. i.......:. 1900
hTss S S ~ s4an isSG " 1 j. rnSs
M S%n'' CO.. iS MS.' by Atalar&InKen,a Geo
AdapS Sf T. S S% ! ,Sts b IN
IA : : !; fss Ss1 ~ Ss Simpson,
rf Ill., 3 E s,sSsr ' ss y I; ;Snsn'A. $500
rtTsits. h. e. isi5 by stainboul-Belle Elscta: ,,,
h Il !" w ESs' T. S''HiH s7 N az George ''
Snitno,g, bv American clay; a. }. wech 70,
ria .t +. t. ir@o by Extraordinarily wilkes:
MIA 'f NnS. .i s. E VI. iS"i BY snnoon-Kitty
t ws SgTy. st. Ss~ ~ s,!y 0'
WtiGc:, George }. Harley trcs'I"ni Farm. , ,oo
Ada iS. +. 49,; ~ EireiriGhy-Riity ,,o
WI WykS' "T O. . %ilson nniiimorc $50
i'm hT snlsn; Henry Pierce. san francisco, 1875
A ,n In g. & iS y Ga r1S AoN''y SUI o2s
Pres &c: Maid 2:2S, Dr. n. iS1 ny dsHr 6,
chas GoS,ns"n. SOW yo,k Observation-Disclosures: 1.o7s
A% M"a g i E. Ell Z y YORK sIy 100
T9Iy NJ i hbl it Gy tas oSnsan
Ny rrnR1f, J. T.. Isp0,iy Stainboul-Trinkct
cnee I'G l. nj Ill., ~ Gy WGipies Hamb,eonian
to%; c K Wahy. fainitei $J.l"'. 5c5
virt'S. !; m, isSN; b SamOoHt-QuOen Robert co,
Mo@rf. b. {" ,isaI. ~ acknowledgements by , oo,
An !tme b i. isa. by ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: i
II. llnrrIman. Arden stock Farm, Orange o.o
n"sr: a. l. TrimGe. Macon. Ga 80, 1850
+ Wat.on n IVES, Farms, 4 ~. '.''"'.'... $50
-Four corners. = .2o't ch M. 1SsO by ManlbTino
daISh; T. Nsn ai ~ si"ckbris. Mass. $500
Coru.r l-l,". b IN. 1880. by Bell Buy-Fonr Cor
ness. 2:-o,; j. b. butcher SON. Paving.
orme b. C.. lsQ. by s,amboul-Four Corners
,:2o4: II. Hartman ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 100
Carl0ita Wilke., b IN. 1883. by Charley wilkes
--Aspasia by Alcantara: Henry Pierce. san -
Kori,a. blk t.. 1870 by simmons-Iessnmin.
Rivtr so"k Farm. fousnks-nsie Y 1850. 5000
i r T. Proctor. 1,iGa. l. 1900
V6ncher: T. " Rarnc<. wilson, y. c.. =. 1,7oo
Mabel W. b. IN. 1883. BY Nephew-LtzIie H. by
Mhippe's lIambleton!an. j II. Walker. wor
cester Mass.... wv
Total for forty four head l2b<lO
Average per head ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81 $50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-21

CHICAGO. Dec. 20.-Ed Corriran and his pnrt-
ners and officials Of the Hawthorne race track
were arrested again to-day, and once more
gave bonds. this time for appearance on
Dec 80.
Corrigan gave 1t out as straight tin that he
mad donned war paint and would at once sally
forth on foray OF retaliation 1t ia said he
intends to have Attorney Nudge. who repro-
st' W., me INDIGNANT YAK Park citizens. arrest
denee connecting the Rnhv race track people
Win the crusade against him. The big i!u!,er
members Of the Cicero Town Board have been
approached with brihes Offering to buy an
EIoked anu that pool selling be prohibited in
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-21
TIE RANCHO DEL PAso SHE
Fair Prices Secured by TattersallA for thu
lIaggin Trottcrs.

lIagGin Trotters.
Tattersalls of New York limited) sold last
evening in their building. corner Seventh ave.
nus and Fifty-fith street, a number OF colts
and FLIES from the Rancho del Paso stud OF
Mr. j. B. HaGgin of California. fair prices be-
ing realized in every instance. showing thas
the market is steady when the best urc Of
fered.
Nearly all the animals consigned are By that
good race horse Albert W.. 2:20. by Elec-
tionser. who had two-nlle record Of 4:5l.
andis thought capable OF trottine in 2:lO any
time If specially prepared. and all are smooth
and bloodike. The get OF Albert ". are race
horses. Little Albert. 2:lOh. one OF the gam est
The salo will continue this evening and to-
" i, Fasis q Tattsrsas announecs that that
Sidney. 2:l!,in. the sire OF several great trot-
and VIII be 9I sy nsm IN ee
France Of Kentucky tor 10000 n year. but the
death Of g. Nalensin. owner OF the horse. in
offered 10 renew it.
This is summary OF last nights sale:
Bay ,llly. 1891. by Albert VIVA Belle: J. H.
Bay colt 1891. by Albert w-Corneia Dnnieis WV
Bay COLI, t.. lsai by Aiber: #-saana;; n r 0Vo
Fay lily, 1881. By ALDER, W.-Maria Rose: !. H.
slults -: 1000
ch."i"nt My. 1e.1 by Albert W-Baio bell: W.
BAY Giy. 1891. by Albert w.-Beio Mccracken: vow
Bar colt, ISL, by Albert w.-Galena: j. G. Dn. wv
Brown jIy. 1891. by Albert w.-Ross Clay: W. -'''
soc.ett ;;.;:...;,,;, 1900
Br.wn MY 1891, BY Albert w-Jessamlne; j. H.
ps sq'' H. iii By Albert wR.,.; + " R;Ins; 1tee
bay colt. 1891. by Albert W.-Gemma: }. II.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-21
BUnos AND M,DoxALp ARE QUE
Jimmy Carroll WIN Manage and Train Eng.
linda Light.weight Champion.

For the present at least the friendly relations that
have existed between Dick Burre. Englsnds light.
weight champion. and George Mcdonald hts trainer.
are on the outa Mcdonald will no longer have any.
thing to do with Burge aud the latter according to
story that has been going the rounds has discharged
Mcdonald and taken up jimmy Carroll. who will look
out for the Engli shman's interests In the future.
Mcdonald was not surprised when he received notice
from Burge that his services were no longer needed.
for he had an mixing that such thing was likely 10
occnr. .
"Dick and have always been the best OF friends"
said Mr. Mcdonald to SUS reporter last night, and
cannot account for his peculiar GOODNESS toward me "
1t WAS said yesterday that Mcdonald would train
Jack McAuGe for his tight with Rurgo
Mr.. Mcdonald says that Georee Johnson 10 the best
lad of his weight In England. and that he Will back
him aXainst Johnny Grlttn for 81 OOO side.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-21

For tho purpose OF deciding the question az who
sha have the right TO be called the Champion scuiler
Of America Richard X. Fox will Oder a trophy next
season. and It will be open to every oarsman in tho
country. The winner Of the prize will be required
meet all chalIengers twice year at least In all
the distance must be hvs miles either iraghtnw,y r
With Aturn and each winner shat have M rrWlire.
OF naming the course upon which the Tact sitl ha
rowed. but he will he Compelled to select til" cygs,
within the boundaries Of tho lnnel Sialcs
The tirst race 10 to be rowed In June nrvt No en-.
trance fee 10 to be charged and It Will lie rovcd
course selected by the first OarfrNn VII" shat
to 81 900 . side.
compete Tor the PRIZE Are Jnks Ghuta.T oi Canada.
John = e,ier OF s. Joseph George H. !ipsnrr or HOs.
Ton. Waba"- Ross Of staten l. and Charles D. Cufrt-
nav Of Union syringe rdwar! iian!an iuT0r5. aui
ttarlrs stevenson, tic cHcLaWp!U;l o. New Z,R.ad.
who : Toronto.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-21
To-day. Entries Mt euttcnburS.

First kacesx and half furlon Is; selling vardes.
1922 Lithbsrt 1923 GIaucus. l22: Qubbier 122: Wood.
chopper 12 Brown Charlie ~: Harry Ireland ll2:
pcka. IL; Laura 1os: Annie w.. io5: Jester lo7;
TammAny Hall. 1O7.
rasisn. no. Freemsson lOs: Helen. los. Rocket 0s;
Forget Nc Not 9 Rochelle 95: Violet S. p5: rocalze.
"a: Cu,pepper. ~.
Third kace,Handicap: seyen;elghths Of a mile.
ShelbArk. ~; Mohican. o.
Fourth Race-Selling: mile. Gray Rock, 122; Sir
Walter Raleigh 1925 Tom Flynn. ll3: Transit lOS Re.
porter. lo7: Defaulter. lO7: Mollie Davis los.
Fifth Race-Seling: four and a half furlonga Ore
gon 10: Coldstream 1o7: Peralto. 100: Mart. 1o2;
Red Finn l0l vandyke lOl: Alarm Bee. 1Ol: SANDER.
90; Mary NJ, SO; Elm tone. 107.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-21
Y. NJ. &. A. Gym SITS.

Five hundred persons crowded the Association Hall Of
tho Young Mems Institute to witness the second
gym exhibition OF the season. Six did particu
larry fine work the bar under tho leadership of Rob
ert Gahnn. mbhe drill by experts was well
received: 1t was led by Max Per zsch The
on the horse were led by Harry Schmidt and the
parallel bars ay Alfred Harvey.
A. !. Schwaner holder Of the worlds record Tor the
standing high jump gave exhibition OF hts speciality
clearing 3 feet 10 inches. Champion Mike Sweeney
inch. ~
In the running high Jump by Institute members s
feet inches was cleared. Con Toomey led the jump
erh, IN the competition pole vault George Sinner
vauited . feet inches and otto stopf feet Some
FOOD pyramid work by Mccarthy. Schmidt. L,idw,g
Harvey. Corcorhn Geaty, ReiSs Llndner sainsel and
Stopf cloced the exhibition.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-21
The Winners at San Frascisco.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 2o-FIrst Race-FOur and q half
iarLonss Monte carlo hrst, sloneman second Nlpper
second Eace-siN and a half furiongS Motto first.
sympatheucs Last second. Nellie q. third. Time.
TN ~ Race-ons mile and seventy yards. Misty Morn
hrst, fescaior second, Malcolm thrd Time. $40.
Fourth Race.six iurlongs irs My nrst Castro
fitt Race Five lur 0ngs J,e Cotton hrst. st. Croix
second. 1SIsy Girl thru Jigs. ILL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-21
The Winners at R0by.

RoBr, Dec. 2O.-Frst Race-Elevens istesnths of =
mile; Galbanuin won. No Remarks second. Gladstone
second Race-ons half mile Gen. Miles won. Mary
Third Kacs-rive furIongs Lucinda won Fauntie.
roy second Sam sayre thild. Time I;Otf,
Fourth Race-Seven furlongb Lorenzo won Susette
second, Guido third Time, 1:ou8t.
Flfth Race Sixteenths of mile. Aunie Martin
won silhouette second Governor Wheeler third. Tine.
O;5Ih.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-21
McAullns Has Not Yet signed.

Jerry Eahonsy and Dick Roche. the hackers OF Jack
hcAuhre have come to the conclusion that 1t would
be rather un pleasant 10 have the Burec.McAuliite
match come Oft In New Orleans ro:h men expressed
the nselves in this TO SuS reporter last night
Late on Monday night MoAuinc made an appoint
ment with Capt Williams to meet him at Jerry Ma
sick.
McAuTe reported to have had streak OF luck the
other night NJ faro and 1t Is said he 81, 800
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-21
Glee Boys scoop at Gloucester.

GLOUCESTER. Dec. 2O.-The sensational fea-
ture OF the racing to-day was Glee Boys sue
cess in the fourth race. He opened at 40 to
and closed at 20. and was ignored by every one
save his stable people. who played him all
around the ring all three waya They also
played him in out-of-town pool rooms. It is
said that they netted something like 1000
on his victory. At Roby he opened at 80 to
and was backed down to even money. This
led the Roby people to wire President Thomp-
and minimizing thar he was Post Odds Who
had been mixed IN scandal at Latonia- An in
yesisa IT, Was held; but nothing E:s 70:
IT, Of his TSsss Ssd sipy
pulled d of good thing 10 artistic style.
sSy Fap T. q ns to a 5 & GSs sec
i"ss h second: SS a'sS2
Third Naae"seven and a half furlong. Raleigh. otto
ypR y 6aSsn Sla q
to En won BE- m :n sn an e ss Fy
icol second; Birthday to 0etisrJ. third. Time.
F,mh Face E.ss-rxs rn.Icns. Owen Golden sto
ID sF9 knsss1 ~ and half tqr,cns. Emblem
@ .ssond s'eSe e. sa' Rsy tsFa 4s
The entries for tomorrow are:
fsS ns1sy aTon T ess nf k":s E1s
away lo5 each; Iour. Sea Brd 1903 each Jim Glare.
SECOND E.ce-six fnriongs for two yearold.: selling.
J. p. Moderate. Orphan Ic6 aach Richard T.. Z o.
D.. ~ each: silver Queen "a pounds
AHS s. ISL Ean Mss lie
Gay, Genevieye, ~ pounds each.
Fourth ce-Fonf anu half furlonRs: selling AZ.
termath Arizona TioRa shamrock owen Golden. l22
each Secret lls Jersey liz Harry Russell Keystone.
I'D each; 1radepman. Orager Roland. ITO each: Hay
tienne nlly. Lady Worcester. 1o7 pounds each.
fffth Race-Six and a halt furlongs; selling. Great
pounds.
sixth Race-Fve furlonGs: selling. Contest. 1o5:
Myrtle R.. 1905 Piedmont io2. Eolic, 1Ol: Maid OF
Screen. NOcAlte, W pounds each.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-21

INV HAVEN Dec. 2o-As . result Of an 10 veatiration
made by the faculty of Yale Cnivsreity It was this
afternoon voted to prohibit the members the fresh.
man class from taking part in any athletic events
dnrinS the coming year The class numbers about 900
students. and its members thus punished for the
trouble which took place In thu New Haven Opera
inhtst.d on class in Yale University. and handicaps
cialiy tho baseball nine and track athletics The de.
cslon OF the faculty Is hnal regarding the clara
hole, but the individual members who pa ticipStsd
in the listurbaLce WI probably be punished further
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-21
Bowling Gossip.
USE PONDS EXTRACT
FOR
CATARRH

have been constant sufferer for years from
colds The whole mucous tissue from the nose down TO
And including the bronchial tubes less at
fscted IL was stdtvelopns into EliKoNIc CATAkRH.
was finally persuaded 10 use PONDS EXTRACT. |
snnhed up my nose and inhaled gArglad my throat
w.th II ana swAiowsdlt Htehevsd me wonderfully,
kGEDLRlC Z. FINCK
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-21
Mike Rent Won in seven Rounds.

About 800 sport ne men from New Haven. Hartford
AMI stamford satherct on Monday night the club
touse of the Ansonia Athletic Clnb N Ansona to see
prize rght between Mike Bent 81 BROOK lyn and Fred
Branch of New Haven. It lNo]y hite WAIle it
lasted and WAS evenly contested Ep u SOW
enth rOuHi. when Bent wa Declared lie winner by
knock King the New Haven lad lut
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-21
$40, 900 for ,IcAu,,n. md Burue.

Capt. Williams Of tho Crescent Athletic
Club late last night said that he had heard
from his club. and that they would offer
$4,000 for McAuifTe and Burge to fight for.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-21
GEN. PAINE VIII NOT BtILD.
He Thinks the Americas Cup VIII he Wei
Defended


BosToN. Dec. 20.-Gcn. rainc will not build
boat to defend the Americas Cup.
He said this to-day distinctly for tho first
time. and added: Il had practically made up
my mind to this some time ago. but. for rea-
sons Of my own did not care to mako a final
decision or to mako 1t public until now.
II built the Volunteer because no one else
seemed likely to come forward. No such
emergency exists to-day. and the cup SCENE
likely to be we'll dofendod."
Mr. Bryant was informed OF Gen. Paine's do.
cision.
lam more In doubt now thnn over as to
whether to build or not" no said In answer
to a question as to his intentions.
81 have known for some days what tho Gen.
erals decision would probohly be. but that
has not helped me to make mine. There are
many reasons why | should build. and many
A ,,iitis cannot say definitely whether viii
build or not until about Jan. 10. must con-
suit my builder. figure carefully on the. cost.
and know thoroughly where l stand before
80, .Will not the second week in January be q
bit I ate to si9rrs" vas hskSa
everything in share to 90 right ahead. and
four months ought to be time enough in which
there ' M Is penyg &c Of n . s"n ~, ~
Then you have pretty well settled In your
own mini what your boat will bet"
, Mr.. Bryant. smiling: but don't care to say
ANYTHING about her now. have. however. no
when she is fairly in frame shall DO perfectly
willing TO give all needed information"
SO. from what Gen Paine and Mr. Bryant
say. a Boston CUP defender is still an unccr-
tainty. Should Mr. Bryant build he would
have az his sailing master Cart. Snow. who
has sailed with him for years on the Alert.
Gen. laine does not. apparently. regard
seriously the rumor that his son John H. will
head II syndicate Of Boston ynrhtsmcn. and
there are no Indications of any other synthetic
being formed. The Adams BOYS would cer-
they would be tho heal Ii scnms. therefore.
as If Boston would have o look to Mr.. Bryant
to represent the city. He is c"rtaiHly we'll
qualified to do 3d. and the hope that he viii
decide to build Is very freely expressed by
those interested.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-21
A $4,000 DO: Come. to Town.

$4,000 st. Bernard dog was landed hero
to-day from the White star line steamer
Eovir. Mrs. T. Smyth of the Swiss Mountain
Kennels. Germantown. Pa. TOR whom the du,
was imported. was at tho per, and inimed..
atey thipped the prize to Ph!a de!Lh.a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-21
Cla.. Foo bal, a, the u. orr.

The interesting series of football matches between
the various class teams OF the University -! pennsy
vania reached r sensational climax on Monday. when
the dental casa defeated the veterinary Class by 10 to
in the tinai match.
The successful players presented with eleven
silver footballs Tho college law. and medical teams
will also receive souvenirs OF their brilliant play
throughout the series.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-21

The games in Section B. subdivision one. last night
ch %fs f gS os1.Sn H. H. Rs ~ kenn'y
la Erssn ia: Wilkinson lao Total i. lis D0ne'a'1
The game n section B. subdivision 3. last night re.
s,aais d Mclean 1se: wim.n, 100: Shaw. III:
Dp Barry. pa; yaliend T. ,4s: Total, 9us. .,,''-'
1856 Blsteiy iSo; krcmm i5s ' total. u.s. 'n''"'n
the The and wav.ry
cSsSs 47 s s h 4a's 49, Van 7'''
Hull is4y is fSas h'Hsd'n' 170
Ito GnS the 5os.
asl es"f Tss 49, soD'r 1877;
ISL FacS ss Cornish 1911 son.n
u aa n as s ns
In he Tennis Court building. 2ia West Forty. tfst
naS.an NJ s Ps,e. anqGs. is, Luaus'r 1885,
day 1885, TousAn sef iso ro ssio e. iN': Double
SECOND
6 9ss:f Ss h1fai;s No
cos 49, IF s,esoa TS 5 Ia;s l5 e. 49, VIII
Nrw.ns: Dee Io.se!ow are tho scores rolled in the
montgomery tournament last night:
FIRST
TO- 1 sssT9 1884, DonA'm
1ts 49, 'o Tos s
SECOND
,s s ,sl a'4as III
SoeE%.y is s4Ss U.s. 49, fs. SEE 49,
THIRD eAxE
n: $$.Ss9;, ssss''.
Durham $685. soussl IT, Russell. 10 9os si e'
Monasy ns'' A. s.: fes:!h .nna. 5ssapin .saa.:
:.%
~ p.. : ss
Sss; e. sS s
Ct. :: possible 1so T,nn,ng the ,r.s individual prz.
Boestser won third and D0rmagen fourth prize.
Monday evening the Rnr.ons and s, ON
the formers alleys the kinYstons winning two games
r.. SanaerS ~
scar. G1 Co.'s Az r van rs 1885, caushey $50:
'SS 1884, ss 4s 81:
o. L. .,..-Nose Oh AL Ielt. 1906 SAukney l5t;
Sears. SO; Cole. 1872 Total. 100.
The Nameless and Mystic clubs rolled their match in
tho Section series Of the American Amateur ling
Union last night upon the former Clubs alleys 672
Wythe avenue. The score:
Nameless-Saul. 100: LsuckhArdt. ITO: Boynton
1s!: Lucas. al: Patterson. l4a Total 765.
Mystic -seaton. 143: Lee. ia; Piermann 1877; Rutz
1854: A. Eogt l50. Total. 7s7.
s.sn, I'm .n on for ss Of
exciting contest tho visitors won the game by the fol-
lowing score:
Elizabeth Field Club-Tobin. 14l: Tucker $50; Bar.
her, 15l Morrell. 152: l.. Meyer 1925 Armstrong 1877;
'; Meyer l1a; Bauer. l2s: R Davis Isl: whippe.
Arthur Kuli Observation-Disclosures. l43; Blanchard.
164: Forbes. lbh: Cooley 15l; Waters i5P: sawyer
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