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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-01-12
Westminster Addition to st. Pau
J. W. Bass Garden Lots, St. Paul.

J. W. Bass Garden Lots, ST. Paul.
Supposed Owner and
Description. Lot Benefits
Henry Voges, south u of Except
Maryland and McMenemy
streets SSH so
Fl. Kutzky, north ~ Of Except
McMenemy street, ..............21 81 so
Henry Voges except McMenemy
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Weak Men a: Il: 81 81: :;

(sealed) EnEE to my felloT sufferers pre-
cription MT to enlarge small weak or
gans. sure cure for Emissions, Lost Man
hood. Nervous Debility, Varicocele, etc. Ad
Dealer Marshall, Mich.
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Arlington Hills Addition to St. Paul.
Assessment for Lawson Street
North Side

Arlington Hills Addition to st. Paul.
Supposed Owner and ,,o,. p.e,,
description. Lot.bIocK. benehts
rl,orloc ond Herman RenS-
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for Lawson Street.
South Side.

Arlington Hills Addition to St. Paul.
Supposed Owner and
naScrintiOn Lot RlOcR BENEFITS
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Shrubs Addition to St. Paul.
Supposed Owner and

Dawson's Lake Como and Phalen Avenue
Addition to st. Paul.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-03
Champions Receive Their Reward.

A fine body OF Irish athletes were gathered in Cen.
trail Hail. lOl5 Third avenue last night to witness the
presentation to the Charles Kickham Club of the ro
ply and medals won by the football tean champi
ons OF the Gaelic Athletic Association OF America The
trophy. cmblematical OF the porship is silver
cup eighteen inches high. and pretty chased On the
top is figure OF Gne!c player In the OF kicking
the football The Inscription the cup reads as fol-
lows. "Gaelic A. A.. 1891. champion football trophy
won by Charles j. Kic club and presented to Con
Roche" Each member Of The team receiy ed Y NJ edul
On which was foUthai III relief Counsellor Thomas
II Eoynane made the presentation Speech and Presi-
dent Roche espOndeu.
The champion team was made mp Rs follows; Con
Ryan, goal: Martin Sheehun and Patrick O'Seil, fui,
backs: Thomas savage Christopher Rockford and Tom
Toy. quarter backs: James Tu0ury right wing; Pat
rick McEroy, left wing: j. T. Cash.n. Jerry OBrien
aud Patrick Burns. rishers Herbert johnson. Secre
tary; Patrick Powers and James Maher, forwards:
william Brern, centre forward.
The champions Will begin 10 play again next month
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-03
Good Work ut the Field Trials.

NEw ALBANY. Feb. 2-The weather Is quite warm yet.
but the work done to-day most excellent through.
out. There was nearly twice much work done AZ
wa necessary to decide the stake The judges selected
thirteen dogs to in the second series Anteo
made most excellent showing in his heat with the
Ghost. lie ranged wide and fast found be~ies we'll
and was quick and accurate in his work Sturgeon
showed better range and speed than Axtel. al.
though these two did no! ind many birds
during their heat, tho latter having fallen
heat Miss Ruby and Wun Lung ran excellent heat.
Wan Lung started bit below his best form. but
stantly improved to tho end OF the heat Miss Ruby
excellent heat and did the better work in ind
Hopes Marx ran AN exceient heat with Picciox. IIe
beat out his ground well. maintained his speed and
range and his worl on heves and single birds was
good ricciols made Indifferent competition with
Marx.
Lora showed poor form in her heat with Amy Robsa.t
the latter tnlnring her good performance by coming
into her handler too frequently while ranging thus
STAYING out at her work as she should Little Miss
bon Cooper ran an indlffereny good heat Eight dogs
were retained IN the third seres. Count AnteO ran n
very strong with Wun Lung. displayed better
range but they were about alike in speed. and the quail
ity OF work done was OF a very high class
Hopes Mark and Miss Ruby Ian excellent heat,
considering the midday work and warm weather Amy
Ropsart and Bob Cooper ran about average the
latter showing selt.will and disobedience Lora aud
Two brace loft in for the fourth and series
Hopes Marx and Count Anteo ran mag.
nifcsnt h-nt. distinguished by wide intelligent
bevies and sharp brilliant point work the honors be-
tween them IN this heat being about even Wun Lung
heat with Miss Ruby tor purchasing her In work
birds and having an advantage in range and speed
Mark and Miss Ruby were an equal third The aiI.ase
stake which begins Omorrow. has twent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-03

The Board OF Directors OF the Columbia College Ath.
letc Union held meeting yesterday afternoon TO re-
ceive the report OF the Standing Committee Rowing
as to the advisabty .: Coumbias having university
crew this year. c. Appegato. tho Chairman OF tho
Rowing Committee. read the committees report. which
as follows:
FherenS. In the judRmcn Mt Of the Standing Commit
tee On Rowing the desire OF the students body
not sufficient TO warrant The formation OF
IcsentinR the whole university. and
" WhsFeI There Is not sufficient available rial in
college to form crew winch will justify the expeuii.
ture OF the money necessary tor ITS support: and
+" WhsI.Is This committee cannot recommend the In.
curing Ut ad iona! expense until the Present debt Of
the Athletic Union Is paid.
"Ke~O'ref, That be authorized reDresent
the university for the year lSp2."
This report produce ed much discussion Hmong the
rectOrs, and Mr.. APPRECIATE. who uhcr Of tho
famous Columbia crew Of 1886. reviewed The arsu.
mriits which infuenred the committee in IL. decision
After lengthy discussion IL inaly decided lay
the matter over until the next III Getting ni The DrctUr
which Will BE- in about two weeks and call d
meeting of the students within the coming week to
stimulate discussion upon hthiencs IN general and
throw more llght upon The matter III question: She
1"rity OF the Directors present appeared he in
accepting the report of the Rowing Committee which
indeed. seems to b. the wisest com.
mittee Is composed OF men prominent in bnating und
chosen by the mass OF students The directors present
were: K: e. Cornell. T. l.. Nhrystia. r &. Appreciate
fror. J. 7. .o0dw,n Lloyd Coils. ". b Donueli, L. b.
Simonds. and Capt. Mckee.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-03
THE L. Il ". IN HOT WATER.
lt 10 Likely that Their Last Brcak VIII Not
Soon be SETTLED.

me action Of the League OF American wh.elm.n
upon the case OF 4. A. Zimmerman OF tho New YORK
Athletic Club. which printed In Tux suS yesterday
created end OF discussion in athletic AID wheeling
eirclea Tho fact that Charge o: violation
of the League rules BY Zimmerman I'm.
der investigation was known 10 30 few that
the Facing Boards action was big surprise.
Tho knowledge that Mr.. Atwater has made = nrs.en
in declaring Hiinnerian professional without al.
herence to the l.. A W, and A. A. I, ailiirye ;ulvs
this section. Zimmerman has always been rc.arusd
ono of the best an,utaurs on the patr.
sUs reporter visited ziuilnernlhus homa III tree
bold, n j.. yesterday but h. was nat :"unl Ills
brothcr.in.iaw, tOseph MrDermott. VINO a.SArs
sumss entire charge OF Zimmerman daring MS h,s
races. WAS seen but he was nNerse 10 d'scntyng he
explanation or tho Worcester trouble appeared IN
Tux Sun yesterday ia Eimine rans explanation o ths
trouble Tho latter Nas under the tmrr-ssiOn that
c.ad accept the $40 ana personally nateh.ss ZONE.
tnR that his acceptance OF the money wah contrary
tho L. A. W rules ho imme,.intey returned sac same
Zimmerman rode At the Eurcest.r meet only a, ~,
persistent requests OF tn" meet ianascr VINO had ad
Nertsel his intention to compete without authority
Mr. McDermott. who IL Chairman OF thN Rights and
Privileges Committee Of the New Jersey division OF he
perfect confidence In the League lie is naturally rrn.
vok at the action of the Racing board but baers@
that they will adjust the matter honestly II they
deem the evdence sutrcient 70 refuse his spncstnu
medicine like man and abide by their decihion, pro-
wiling Il IN just
TO sail for Europe. His trunks are packed and rho
only thing that will detain him Is the satisfactory
settlement or this trouble.
The impression that tho Worcester people rnrposey
sluently prefer charges OF pro:esstouas against
him Is entertained by many
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-03
Now You VIII SEQ Fine Chicken,

The chicken show at the Madison Square Garden will
open at ~ O'Clock this morning. and visors will sec
the most numerous and varied collection of barnyard
operate stars ever put exhibition In this city, The
arrangements for the show were all completed last
night and everything is admirable. Doubtless tho col.
lection Of pheasants. which Is tho largest on
record will attract as much attention as any
feature. The golden Chinese pheasant, which
run. wild IN china. China q Eoryeon. bird
stripes, blood-red breast and long dark broId tail
the male bird with thu. hne exterior tho female
being PLAIN brown nnd not ut All attractive. The
male Lady Amherst pheasant probably combines more
bright c9lors than any other In the Garden. II as
crested hood blood red in color, silver neck VIM
black lacings back Of beetle blue golden red saddle
nownH out over tho tail which IL infinitely penciled
with light brown and black These birds are held ~
$l25 pair.
some Thanksgiving turkeys that weigh forty.nys
pounds stand around with an air or security while
the pOuter pigeons look as though afflicted with tumurs
on the nsci The table tow1 of America, the plump
fat notified plymouth rocks. there In great num.
hers and in fact there is something to please every.
body from the fancer, who tell you The pedigree
OF every bird that cackles to the man who can onv
Judge fowl In roast or fricasseed condition.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-03
TeutOns Play Sknt.

most aaccessful skat tournament was played las,
night ut Feldsein's 26B GRAM street. Tho very pick
Of the talent OF this city Brooklyn. Hobvken Newark
and neighborinR cities was represented There were
prizes The players got down 10 work In the fol-
lowing order: -
First Tabre-Hattorf. Muller. Wiese. vogleE
Second Tsble.kopf Hillmeyer. LANCE. Egga.
Third Taoe-Henl, v. Feser. A. Meyer. Kesius.
Fourth Table, Schmidt. MitzerlinH Ner Dallv1s
fifth Tahle-Iohnson. Klein. Amelunsen
kixh Tabe--Steln Tietenthal, Schne elder Rauchfusa
Seventh Tabe-BOrk. Blau. BlAuer. Dietz.
Eighth Tabe.fterzcheu. Damn. stiefeL Scharh.
Tenth Table-Aeubart, Eeutsch. schmicks. Reich.
MANI.
Eleventh Table-carow. Kraft. Gebracht. Dohrsn.
wendt.
Thirteenth Tabls-Spoehrer. Lndner, Kuntzemann
EnOch.
Fourteenth Table-Imhon. Jansen. Traeger, Hey.
man, 80
fifteenth Tab'e-Dittmar Dnhrkop. Braun, schwenke
Sixteenth Tabe-salomon lionzs. kn6pke.
The tournament resulted as follows:
First prize. Reichmann; second prize, Mer; third
ErLe, Baumann: fourth prize. Kraft; nth prize,
terily; special prize. Reichniann.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-03

IAttle Rufln, q thoroughbred that was WIN
ming races In 1879. will be trained again this
year
u. W. Mari. the well.known trainer, thinks
at Norris Park last season. will be All. to cope
with the best horses In training next season.
G. II. Pettingill. whose work with the start
er,s nag at Gloucester has been pras ed, has.
Clark. been engaged as starter by the Garfield
Park management
Sons Of LonGfcllow. like those OF GIenelg,
hardy and stand any amount OF wear and
tear; Toan9 was once sold for $500 and ro-
CLIP, and there Is no horse at Guttenburg able
70 take the geldng's measure at tive-eivhths
or three-Quarters of mile.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-03
Connie sullivan Get. the Decision.

The big ring in which tho Printers Athletic Associa
ton used to amusc themselves Mt their gymnasium
WAS set IN tho conre OF onnial Hall. South Brook.
Ign, Monday night, where the Greenwood Athletic
Association held their annual invitation stag. Among
the set'tos were; Eddie Curry and Billy Welsh Nonpa
rei c.; Eddie Pierce and barney Cess. NonpareilA
G.; George Loeber Heard A. c. and Joe iassin Green
wood A. g.; jim Dobbns and Oscar lIaute. Palmetto
A. A.: Eddie Moore and Tommy Turner. Union A. q;
parby Doyis and Billy Mccarthy. Union A. a.; Jack
tunnUrs and Eddie Ross Green GOD A. A., and spe.
eal round glove bout took place between William
Steele, Greenwood A, A.. and Connie Sul kOnpa-
rei A G. sullivan was decideu fayorite. The night
was lively one tor two rounds. each boy giving and
sni,yan set o.t to WIN and asnS both hands. made
and the referee James +. Rice. hampton light.
weight OF the Naruna Boat Club. ordered an extra
and the referee gave the light ~ Sullivan
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-03
Tho University Athletic Club.

Tho University Athletic Club is now fairly launched
the Racquet Club having finally been determined upon
Tho trustees and council Of the club yesterday issued
the following:
After careful consideration they believe that the
building formerly occupied by the New York Racquet
Club 65 West Twenty.sNh STREET Is better adapted
I'VE immediate f-q"iieinehts Of this cuu, APP
pontments and equipment. than any other available
property IN the city ami they have great pleasure in
announcing the securing OF AN option tease these
quarters for short term of years May l. 1892
lor from an earlier dare II they can be me ready
with privilege OF renew al. at IA favorable rentai,
The presen: number OF members and he number Of
applications for membership Already n..d leave no
doubt as to the e&tstence Of widespread desire for
such club rs this Is designed to be. and the
have entire confidence that long before the
the lease expires the membership Will exceed the
posed lease
The annual dues arc $50 for resident members with
an initiation lee. for tho sent, of like For
non.resident members they will DO one-halr CT tho
above amounts.
The entrance fee and one.haf Of the annual dues Of
original members Will bs payable the first day OF
semannuaay on the nrst days Of April and October.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-03
Gossip OF the Wheel.

There is some talk Of organizing Century Road C.as
In Newark
The entertainment OF the Ienox Whcelmen will bs
hold at the Lenux Lyceuul on Feb IL.
The candidates TO DO voted FOR at the annual election
Of the Gotham Nherlnen this evening President
j. Forester: Vice Pre- ien J. Jacobs. Secretary, L.
Goldsmith. Treasurer Il W.insr: Captain. y. Levy.
The Camden n. J.. Wherlipen have elected the fol.
lowing officers. President. j. ". cooper: virc.sr-sI
dent. i. 7. h.enkIN: stcrs;ary. X NJ. HhristeaG:
Treasurer. u. H. Brown. frGsees A. W Nash aud u. A.
Meyers.
The installation OF Officers o. the Hudson 0 intv
Wheelnem took place nj the riuh house. III BE nu
avenu" Jersey city Heights. on Monday evening Tho
officers President William '. Garrison; Nic-ir
dent Charles Tuth Secretary. EuN ard Romano. w..
naneiai secretary A. g. lAney Treasurer, Frank E"e
land captain G. Prinr.e: Trustees. J. {. Appleey.
]. J. IrIner. ]. H. Eari and DR.. y .neLci.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-03
odd. and Ends or spor.,-

The 1892 championship meeting Of the Amateur Ath-
The Aurana Athletic CAB Harlem will hold III cir
fourth anuua! reception Feb. II the Harlem op.r.
1t 10 stated on good authority that II Hawkins the
crack Manhattan Athletic club scuier wins the single
to England to compete at the Henley regatta.
"A birthday party will he rendered to Billy Pmmer
ns Sf%Psn s IF 5y r Pine on saSy
trstoiass athletic programme will be furnished.
b az Rsy
a,sa a s sSaft ps snEh to snch
The East End tuzofwar team OF Newark will hold
fhsr Ts. sn on Monday evening FEB
tween the East End ana Eureka teams and bouts be-
tween clever boxers
shell was commenced yesterday afternoon by Bllly
ships. 1t viii weigh AGO pounds. ~ '''1s' A'''0
fe been on rs tie da osi TOR ss
liz Place IN . Sla0k'" DO secured
special mss,ns Of the AnssG So%mi..ss q
Athletic Association viii be held THIS svenE az III
1ondny ns. viii f s
announced.
There VII be srssinl meeting Of the Athletic Com
mittee OF the Long Island Amateur Athletic League ut
the rooms OF Company athletic Association. Forty.
league viii 30 Ut the v.raa ii bo ss
Club house. Brooklyn.
number d invitations ior their ladies hight" rccep
@ . %a al s Ss In S1M SsIs S
and literary Efforts choice card OF athletic COMPETE
Notwithstanding the failure 10 bring Mitchell to time
at Madison square Garden on Feb H. the original date
box man IN the world FOUR rounds scientific points
traian Joe L,nnon Of Boston viii accept the olrsr
The hacker OF Ernest Roeber posted 500 with the
kSsn .T ~ .s q:
let a
deposit " The SAME place 10 match Levi. against
doubtful therefore. whether Lewis win arrsp: Ros.
Der = challenge.
of New York win have another match at i've birds on
un c q. Ss scnS ins OF M
match 100 live birds each. Tor $500 side under
three na"Hes Which hey shoot Class Won he
,rst one last week with a score Of " Kills to Lun'
There was pretty nearly r%~ m ne ~. ,, yc'
ss ye.,t"a , IN ,nc Win hIg Aws so Of
wanted 70 match M nnAnown against Avery Billy
ni%fss H T bat her IT, TWO % as s
S" nam p mot "s ss "r to & W so hs "rSn
Word. followed but u" match WIS made, /, thought
gerhyryct. ''' '''Ae w.
President rn,ds rthr California Athletic Club sen,
s Ers!Tf Ah II ns c 1855 cs ss
r. Ter Ss.ss 81 ana ND ca club
ned lh.,as 3NogrSs pkons ina. he had
law! soss ss ssMssn cDS Ss
joe aoada1S s saa t's HsA StsisA 10
.ss rsD sTss G.aops Club
N me s,s The ,s meeting q the Old CLUB
y. !. tas Guy
Brown; secretary. John McGou.h; treasurer. John =
81. ae the sssss han "" IT, .n %.
Moor With the present club room and III W =. 81.
The wnia%ssursh Athletic Association held lively
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-03

The Acmo Pod and Gun Club had their regular
monthly shoot at Dexter Park yeste A,y. Tho club
this year not only shoot At twenty blue rocks but
I'VE live birds as well for two prizes. Yesterday II.
Lemaire made good record In both shoots lie killed
his ve live birds straight and tied Tom Short Captain
81 the club with score Of thrtesn out Of twenty IN
the blue rock shoot After tho club shoot sw-sprtakes
At three ye birds. miss and out. was contested. II.
LemSire Killed three straight and .ded hrs money
divided second money A s,x.tareet biuerock sweep
STAKES with eleven entras. by D. Meyers with
nix straight. Tom short took second money Tie
score o. nye i've birds. twenty-five yards rise was:
81 7. Curley. 2: J. Link. 2: W. vorbach, o.
The score ut blue rocks twenty targets each. club
handicap. was:
y shor : 10 yards y; II Lemaire ls yards IS; }.
IL yards II; G. Menkeli l7yards II; T. Lambert. II
.; J. Link. 10 yards. y; c. boIhlod. 10 yards,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-03
BoAnD OF CONTROL MEETING.
Trsiaers and jockeys Licensed-Msjor Gov.
layton TO Ride for q. ID. Morris.

Tho Board Of Control met yesterday after
noon In their rooms In the Cumberland. corner
OF Fifth avenue and Twenty-socond street.
discussed several matters. and wound up by
licensing the following trainers and Jockeys.
Trainers: J. A. Bromett. r. Mcbride. Thomas
Courtney. j. NJ. Jeircott. d, Riley. W. II Jones.
George Buchanan. Thomas Green. Thomas
Porter. James Neill A. Wheeler. John L. Cook.
and a. Davis Pryor.
Jockeys: Joseph Bergen. H. p. Conklln.
James Brennan. William lonn.. ArthurA'u,iug
ton. George Covngton. Fred Tnrnl. Thomas
Stevenson. W. Scholleld. and II. Hay.
As JOSEPH Bergen. who Is under contract to
ride for Jacob Rupert. rode ut Gloucester on
Monday his license is void. IL was snii yestcr-
day that some enemies Of the Board Of Control
had told Bergen that they would pay his law.
yers Expenses Il he would question their nu.
was rumored. would ride for Mcssrs. Brown 4
Rogers during tho coming season. but l, APP
engagement with them. Major Covng'on.
whose services for 1872 were claimed 10y both
Green b. Morris and Marcus DAILY. Will ride Tor
tho former. Matthew Burnes, Mr. Day repse.
sentative. rolinguishing all claim ON The Gcst
lightweight In the saddle
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-03
jim Hall Pu,. Two Men to sleep.

CHICAGO. Feb 2-Jim Hall. the Australian
middle-weight puGilist. did the double knock
Ing out act to perfection last night. He Qrst
had Nike Boden. the kanuck." as an opho.
nent and although the latter has had plenty
Of experience in the ring. and outwcghed Hail
By many pounds. the Australian crushed him
IN the fourth round. i;oden made no attempl
n light, but contented himself with trying 10
tire out his man; Failing in this. he deiibcr-
Tar a. to sink his teeth into the latter's glove.
After q short intermlsson. Jack King who
jackson. stepped into the ring to give Hall a
80. The latter showed no i'll effects at all Of
bis tussle with Bodsn. and after playing with
King for two rounds, he went to lighting in
earnest in the third round. and before time
vas called King was lying unconscious ON the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-03
Scattering shots.

Martin Shoett!er and j. Kunzweiler of tho Acme Rod
and Gun Club will shoot match nifty blue rocks TOR
$50. at Wissels Cypress Hills Park. o.day
Teams OF ten men from tho Algonquin and Union I'M
Gun club will decide match At Monitor Park Wee
hawken, on Thursday. Feb II. Each man viii shoot at
ten live birds. under Long Island rules.
c. Deth!of President Of the Acms Rod and Gun Club
sad Yesterday that ile was waiting to hear from J.
SChieman OF tho G!snmore Rod and Gun Club regard
Ing hts challenge TO shoot match At twentynv live
~ match was shot between Jane. Dodds and Joseph
the Metropolitan HAL ranges. Greenyile. on Monday
kaissr-22s. 231. 235. 234.
The regular weekly shoot Of the Transit Rod and Gun
Club held OH tho club grounds ut WesChester resulted
as follows: Van der Bosh. II; Won Watermelon. is;
Maonsy 10; Dey. II: Thompson. :: RoHse. q: ilopp.
III Iheshooting wns ut forty birds each 10 yards
The Paisades OF Jersey city Heights walked on with.
victory from the Volunteers at the latters ranges
Newark on Monday evening; Tho shooting was done
ohhand. on the American 25-ring target at 10 feet
T n .sorss were. ,, raisadss Hruse 1885, Cart
20; g W Grape - Total ll3i volan!eers-
2lS: Dougherty. 1913. Total. 1857.
The Exceliors OF Jersey City defeated in New.
ark on Monday evening by tho Essex Amal surs. The
1nrSs a sa * feet The ,SHro. were: Exss'.orsE
235: f. g. Kitt.idee. 22S: WI Claiming, 1871 Total
l.lM Essex Amateurs-A. welter. 284; Y. Deitz 220:
4. Newman. 2Al: J. X. Walsh, 226; ". Smelling 24o
Total 1,l7O -~'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-03
Te-a.y's Froer.nns At euttenbu-e.

vir.s Kacs.rurse $500 for beaten horses: selling;
los: Lady NJ. Jos: Anomaly l05; vosburg los: Wan.
0ermeut lo6: Carmelite. 1O1: Cascade, 100.
snd Snshsn furIongs BrGadw.y los spaniard 1906
Alarm Be-: eS; Little TaesdAy o.; Iebs 81; Montre.
nina R.c.Nrur.s ssoo: se eli on: mile. pus.
Sonr; io1 Round.; virsie W; Glsnochy. Co. Brussels
Fourth .Race.Fasss 5Soo, nye-eisnths Of . mile
Lucky. iie: Marty B ioi; Marie Lowell o.. No. W
nil. cii%s1 i1s ill., svGsr ans II
ehotover 1O7: Sam Morse. lot, Double Cross lOl;
Me O., o.; Maggie Cline 8a
sixth Race-Purse $500; selling; seven.eighths of
mile ". B. H.. 1l<; Graduate. III: Penny Royal Iii;
CoSi1ns. %, xouis Davis "a