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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-09
Odds and Ends or sports.

A. Boat CnS aoon sss
Treasurer Charles Cooper. '''~'S'''' - . -
n s to Of
dr.ws from the Amateur Athletic Union SsnE e ss
eseHed liz. The s .or. ~ VIII prove
' Of sh &c ,S
W @ p.ra
or. g. r.ee a.ny
was second. y ''-"N''
w.:a';e.o. March sshsrs y;.es Of A!s..na5i.
pr.s gh. last night Ers. was taken
81 '
nsi es
on ~ @ Ii
ehamron Of Jersey cH and AZ. s'oSss Of
royal between four giant darkies
q: s:n ss; s0
i q ST ;pn sa az s
!.
IN. regular monthly meeting Of the Arc.nrus Athletic
n.ss ss
o0 the sSy ont 70, Ss
lei: Gilhsr Walsh stanley Ham. Tin.. rs minutes
hrr sunday nS ssS
htostiyn: n. snnsai country h.nd,ssr q tSs
HarrierR will be held Saturday. March H. over n
n's lsa +:
10 sese sS S :.
se ss 10 ia'
Tho last boxing tournament Of tho season Of the Ma
tinnai Athletic Club will be held on March - a. the
s
y: ~:
n.y Mullins. The West Side Athiesie Cubs crack
Of The Emns sn s.hse Club have been 10
contest at 1873 pounds A battle royal between two
Britons and two Cets will be the windup attraction.
Articles Of agreement were signed At the Polio On
~ .box ct
ca and John brady Of Omaha tho champion of Nebras
kn. The sKresnient stipnlate. that ths men shall
rssa o "aT yna for .ds *. Il 10
and a. for felt Of $3.50 .ido posted Rich
appoint tho referee Tho final deposit OF $3.50 sido
posted at the Poi- Gam, Office on March H. at
10 ": John MsnniX md. the stakes for Ring and
James McCabe or Harlem Is backing Brady.
There large crowd at Caledonian Park. Newark
on Monday night to witness the hnal bouts in the Ven
dome boxing tournament The results were: II 5pound
e. tnrss rouna and .s
A. c. defeated r. Smith. National A. c. in two rounds;
12b pound class-I Mitchell. Down Town c. defeated
ci.ss1wiliiam smith Ashland 4. C.. defeated I Muir
ray. Jackson 90. George Elston. Richmond County
&C. defeated Charlie McManus National C.. IN four
fented Mike Hart. Clinton A c. in three rounds; las
pound class- PITT, National C.. defeated ". Lewis.
West End A. O. and GeorVs Arlington. Essex A; c. dc.
pound class-E. Lehman Clinton A. c. defeated J.
Bishop, Prospect A. c. In three rounds.
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.TLe seore nd midniGht. WaR:. :.
Poo, Experts ut Play.

The second series at Syracuse on Monday evening
WAS between Powers and Werner in which tho former
failed play his regularly steady game while at the
same tune ps wing unluckiiy. twas Werners first ap.
r,rance in that city AMI he made decidedly favora
b e impression. His combination shots were much ad.
m,rel. The score:
werner-I4 Is 4. !. Is. IL. !. g. T. H. a.. g. Total.
100 scratches. 49,
Fowers-l. o. II. H. O. 3. =. 10, 3. II. Total 81.
Tue series yesterday afternoon resulted as follows:
Powers-7. -, IS. g. 8. IL. o. IT, q. o. II. o. Total
sewart-s g. 49, . 10 TO- I. D. IT, O. 0. o. =. l. Total.
09
Scratches Powera 4; stewart. 3.
SECOND
EhorniaE-1 IL s. T. ., =. D. II. 3, u. 49, Total
100.
Scratrhes-KuntZsch,@ .; sherman. r.
Alfredo Dc Orc. the e Cuban" champion OF America
exhbite ed his wonderful GrOwess at pool in the hrst
game this evening against John Werner OF Chicago In
tle tenth frame the Ood De 0rO ~: werner.
ss With grea: gcn-ra,shp De ORC pulled himself GU. in
the next three frames. The score: 80
lie Dro--1O. T. J. 1. =. 10 II, a. I. 2. 10 IL l4.-lO
Nrrunr-h |. IL. II. u. g. o. Is. ii. IT, O. :. 90
SrrRtchcs-De ORC .. WeTnero
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The rarlor, OF the Harlem Branch OF the Y NJ c. A.
were crowded on Monday evening TO hear the reports
OF the Chnirmcn OF the different committees John 3.
Guest said that for the Rambling Club 1t was in pros
Terons condition. and was preparing for several ram
bes to take place soon the weather was favor
able Clarence Carney reported that the bowling team
was in excellent condition. and that r a. Ranister.
secretary OF the branch had been elected IA an honor
AIRY member y H. Cole said that the Literary Society
had been trying to atrangsa meeting with the f5ooi
Ign Y. VI. a. A. soriety. bu! without success Or D.
Gardner smith who has charge Of the Physica, Depart
men,, SAID that during the past month there had becn
httyone classes ~ ne Eymnasin WIN total attend
cal examinations. lie read the following resolution.
which adopted by the Board OF Physical Directors
nj the conference in Auburn last month.
Men pHrtic patng in athletic or 2ymnastc contests
IN district and state meets must wear no other EN-.
represent and that they shall not have any
precc ling such contest" Tho conference so
deried that the triangle" should be tho Y NJ G. A..
emblem New York with the hDpe that might soon
be the National emblem.
The following will be the features OF the physical de-
partmunt during tho summer: baseball. boating. In.
crosse tennis bicycle. and rambling The boat club
Will have wei.e pumped boat house at 145th street
and the Harlem River Grounds will be provided for
the tennis club at l5oth street, Mott Haven. Tho
grounds i'll be iilumnn by electric lights The la.
IL being organized and will have number
Of good men who have become expert players on tho
G. y Y.
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To Appo,., Omc,.l Referees.

One of the first questions tina: will como before the
Racing Board Of the League OF American Wheel.
will be the advisablity OF appointing official
ali the State divisions to Mt the various
race meets This idea has been suggested through tho
inability OF tournament managers to secure compe-
tent to otcinte. The idea has UP before the
Pennsylvanla division. and has been fayoraby re-
ceived. The New York state division also has tho
Idea under consii- ration prominent racing Official
believes that the idea practical and Will he adopt
will he says nenesGtate some additional exrense 10
ties that occurred Rt tho recent bicycle conrt NJ tho
Madison Square Garden In the event OF such post
ton being created tn" referse will he empowered With
full jurisdiction over cycling events.
In many hiscrrhit been cast upOn ords
through the negligent performance of duties hy the
referee With the creation OF this ohce the rsfrrss
will he virtually racing nf cial and his decisions viii
have great WEIGHT with the Racing Board Racing men
the Idea OF oftical STATE roferses.
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Slips from, tho wickct-.

H. Rose will again the rolors Of tn. New Jersey
A. e. this seis0n Harry Tyers being Js.D!o tor the
change.
Capt Williams Of Newark Is actively engaged in re-.
organizing club IN that city, and several good men
have promised 10 Jon
The annual reception and bali OF the brooklyn Ciup
proved big success and the club trons!ry very
materially Tcplcnishrd.
The New YORK A. C. have organized n crick OF team.
and negotiating for the grounds II the ST. George
Cricket club IN iiob0kan.
Is computed that % oCO persons the great
game ~ Melbourne between England AMI Australia, It
noteworthy fact that England lost both games The
nrst by ~ and Tho second by 7a rams
TIE Merton Club Of Philadelphia intend Spending
Sl5oOD on tho purchase and improvement OF their
new grounds NJ iafeff"rd College which promises to
bs second only TO tho enclosure at Mannheim.
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Goss,p or the Wheel.

The Warren Athletic Club OF Wilmington. Del, will
hold n ten mile bicycle road race on May II.
r. H. Davis tho crack Harvard RIDER will represent
his collie 90 tho inter collegiate games this season.
Dick Howell beat Jack Prince in their Ave mile
match ut the Madison Square Garden Saturday
The New York Athletic Clubs bicycle team will be
composed of Zimmerman W. F. Murphy. and Z. ".
Murphy.
The Associated Cycln Clubs OF Philadelphia propose
engaging class track and holding some big
this soahon.
The officers Of the Ieagne Of American wheelmen in
tend enarEinG the National Racing Board from rve to
eight
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INT0lERABLE ECZEMA
Two Boys Seriously AHected-Doctors
and all Remedies Fail-Cured
by Cuticura.

Two OF my boys were seriously affected with
eczema, so that it was intolerable to boar. l
had tried ali remedies by physicians, who
failed to relieve us: but n one month iF94n tes
we were an we'll. Ono OF my boys had II about
five months. I would recommend them to Gil
'e' CALEB ABER Vienna. Warren Co.. Nj.
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SIosson's birthday Loss,

George y. S os.ou had taste OF bad luck. on his
birthday Saturday. lie wNs 81 years old. and
with his wife to tho theatre and birthday dinner.
lilo dropped big bunch of keys on Broadway. lie
heard them fall from his pocket 10 the sidewalk hut
sornsbnhy In the crowd Of promenaders had sn
,ho up and disappeared before he could stoop to
them himself,
The oss kept all his private papers and i'm.
prisone in desk until Yesterday afternoon. when
R1t set Of keys. Then hs changed the locks and
got third set NJ keys The los. keys are Of value
any one but S.Gssnn.
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Worth Knowing.

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medical science Skill and in ingredients and method have
never been equalled
That they the original and genuine asters
whose reputation imtators trade
That ALLcocKs PAsrERs never fail perform their
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That this fact attesed by thousands OF voluntary and
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That for Rheumatism Weak Back Scatca, Lung Trouble
Kidney Disease Dyspepsia Malaria and all local pains they
invaluable.
That when you buy ALcocKs Porous PLAsTERs you abso
lutey obtain the best plasters made
Beware limitations do not be deceived by
Ask ALcock and let no explanation induce
accept substitute.
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ANNOYING Eczema

gentleman in the house mr.. Thos Carterl
had what was called letter or salt rheum on MS
hand. and 1t began spreading, and ANNOYING
G t"i fct REsiEDfEs. and they entirely
cured him. so he has never had ANYTHING Ike
that he thinks il the best cure for skin. dis.
enses. Mrs. VAN W1CKLE
800 Atlantic nv., Brooklyn. N. Y.
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A New Hall Club for philadelphia.

PnrLADrrpmA. March s.-Pbiiadelpha will be repre-
scented in the Eastern League OF baseball clubs, The
Athletic Club charter and franchise have got into new
hands through judgment against the club. held by
lumber firm and sherins SALE aud formal appl
for admission viii he made At the Eastern League
meeting at Rochester today. O. ID White President o.
h. received authority q represent the Athletic: T.
tary and treasurer. while Taylor. Niles and John o.
Hogan constitute The Executive Committed There are
The club viii play on the League grounds so there
VIII DO no possibility VI any conflicting dates.
BosIos. March S-A boxing exhibition at Muss Hall
n night Th,ch was esenshly henent " hopo,e
pected; several New York cracks had been promised;
Ieceyed Austin Gibbons. Cal ,Nccarthy. and Brock,
sISvs. With Barney vi" MebSard Tor three tsSmnuts
SSnd, and y ,hs h, play Barney hsia his y, own
lecture There were ten bouts only one OF which be-
wound IN the evening, with tame seto with George
Lewis OF Providence.
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GeaaI 3lntires.
TAKE YoUR ADVERTISERS ENT

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Ams5.a b5, Ms.ssnssf i ,G, ,y TssI
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ns william fhu
Of and 4S.sa ns @ Is the p a Ss,n
Ihurs,oa. dsscsssd; William Il TSursSa a. ssss%.cr
Ton % ' T., and q bsn Kane.
eors Of My rn G ma a 81
q ,si,y Tbar.,on; deceased: ofef William WSsr:
'Is To- the psn
1 81 TiIE AsSeF.SsNEp DEFENDANTS.
You are hereby summoned To answer the complaint
IL e si d. t %
s.ss; your %, .a.s:
relief demanded in the complaint.
~ ' . FREDERIC r nE r; FOSTER:
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To all persons WHO are creditor, Of Joseph p Thars.
.nid persons r any such there be- being unknown to
IN % you by gO.
snd ely and county New yopf ases I.iss
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, e New ", I"rs when complain. Tss originally MED
sS.S, hs J. PARTITION accord.
pear s 70 ns rPu o or b. sa' without shS
prejudice owners then for sale Of the following
re and
a'T
md in length on each side one hundred 400 feet b
Dated New York i iSl6 MHEfs ST. 81 lsf FOSTER
IS wal street New York city.
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following described lots pieces parcels 81 land
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All that certain piece parcel of land and rremiss
Me's
scribed AZ follows:
Beginning at the corner formed by the intersection
Of the southery side Of fremont avenue with the vest
erly side OF Anthony (old Prospect) and rune
thony avenue two hundred and twenty:four and si3}
.undredths feet. to the northery side OF Mount
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dred and twenty-five feet; thence northery. parallel
h 9nda ;nd
side of fremont and thence eastey along the
twenty hys feet to the point or place Of beginning.
WILLIAM II. CLARK.
Counsel to the Corporation.
No. Tyron row. New York city. .
VVILLIAM LONG is requested to call at TOO LIST av4l
w for his coupe; else 1t will be sold after 10 days
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A Knre Chance to visit the P.e,se Coast.

A PENNSYLVANIA Railroad personally conducted tour
~ PaiihAn vrstibuls train leaves New York March
~ for six weeks pleasure trip, -Four weeks In Cal
iforn,a $500 includes all expenses en- route 10 Cafor
MIA aud return--kis
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Aggravating Eczema

Having had an aggravated case OF eczema on
ankle and knee OF two years standing, WAS
induced to try your CUTICURA REMEDIES;
which have entirely cured me now. would
with confidence recommend them to others
similarly afflicted. ~
j. CARTER, 4O4 East 1881 St. New YORK.
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There Is some talk OF match between Martin Null.
len the Cincinnati amateur and Wilson q. Foss Of this
city at hs!kne billiards Mullen is the man who was
matched to play Frank Ives for s. 600 side at bill
iards some time ago but who was deprived OF tho on
poItunity OF showing his mettle by tho unexpected
roa'se OF tho Dre iiTnary arrangements. ross WAS
rusd at the Racquet Cub tourney on claim that
lie In professional which he and his friends stTeni-
Ousiy deny.
The played four games last week In the Columbia
Rooms AMI each Fs> ran ~ at bhli line IN
tie la Of r series aud Mullen executed run ~ 10
They were rose AMI exciting encounters FJss Is re-
lie IL rrnxy to get match IN with thnui,nh ofvo
I'D iip the latter hns declared that under the Rhc
.uet iIrb ruling he rnnn0t fairly be asked to m.rt
foss whom he b"ieyes to be professional F0ss says
ALLEGATION that he room in the West lie says le
did look or u room for afternoon for the absent.
nroprirtor hu, that lie rot no for H. and
Consequently did not forfeit his standing as All ANA.
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Whv Suffer One Moment

From torturing and dlsnRuring skin diseases.
when single application OF the GUTiCuhA
REMEDIES will. in the great majority OF cases:
afford instant relief In the most agonizing OF
itching. burning. scaly. ,crpsted. pimply. anin
blotchy skin. scalp. and blood diseases VII n
and economical cure2
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Br. I.inhart VIII stay with tie NJ \. &.

Hr. Ainhnrt VIII stay WIZ" "e =" ~ ~
At q meeting last Friday evening or the Board OF
Governors .: The Manhattan Athletic Club It was de-
cided TO recall tine dismissal of Dr. u Lnhhr'' tha
symnastc instructor. This mean" thn' Df. I.hhart
will serve out His term On being asked by Sun re-
porter why the Beard made the hasty dismissal one OF
tho governors said am sorry 10 say that We !id not
know the Doctors actual value or S,rena,n W. ,ook
word Of tho captain. who made report ronucih
ing pr I.nhar bnt IT came out very well tor thn hls
uiissai showed that DR. luIarts services are npIre
cinted much than was r"lr seFttu 20 w. ann ~
Ho0n AS the board SAW mlsase Inn ne,n "ue '''y
THEN It victory for DR.. L'hhaft y inquired inc
reporter ~ A., ., .I.m,.rv
glad that the nintter Is satisfactorily adlpIea
The Doctor WAS hired by Malcolm v. FoIu Tor ono
wears lr,al ending Oct lso2 Ford m1ds la, rsr"1
10 be any kicking II should have happsneh lhen. II
the Athletic Committee had told the board hat sncn
bsen conR cd
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the charges VIII be the same those at the ONCE,
DICYCLEs'--New. $40 latcs, pattern cushiontirs
ID Cyclcs, tor 500. Cheaper grades IN proportion.
Lists free. Agents wanted a. W GGMP. Dayton, Ohio.
TOiNTKRs. shelving, wall eases. tables chairs, nps'
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VINYPEWRITERS.-To reduce our stock will retAiC
\ during March AT prices have been selling to
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Steamboats,.
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Sold everywhere. Price, CuTrCURA.. SOC. /:
CUTfCURA SOAP. 25c.: TiUTfCuRA, ,REsoI.;;
VENT Al Prepnrcd hy The r r0TT nns,d DRUG
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NORWICH LINE.

Fnrcs reduced to New London 81 90; Norwich, 81 25
Worcester $500; Boston. $500 Gorresgonding Ieduc.
ton all points East. Steamers leave Pier 40, North
River next pier above Desbrosses ST. ferry) daily Sum
DAYS exCepttd, at 5 J.. NJ.
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2nblic Clothes.

VUILLIAM LONG is requested to call at TOO LIST av4
w for his coupe else It will be sold after 10 days
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-06-08
uSeeG=@ia" an sseit=9sors elpenae

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porsl9lldeE Sdume oieier Irt, pelfe aui bem E1ee
nudlen. GlHbunoert Sabre baben auI .Seetb Sll"
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ebt iEnerhdIb oes Stdbtipeidboes, bic perIdnserte
gtoro=ApeEne gebt bnourdl, uHo CT III in Soupldte iir
porltaotphe Sduler ausqele9t. Us III eIne idloIe,
treneHOrmss @5eaenb uEo jeoer, Der eiH Sem in Der
Staot nit alien lt6biieH S3equemIiieiten. aber bod
oni ocIH SGHoe iuindt, iollte biHaus gsben uno id,
it6otiihes Gas. Die StraBen perbtn chen mt sizes
bclelt nHo Hete StelE= uHo N0nter9dnsc iino Gui
cen 2rottoiren gelest. Son bausbilteriihen SAINT
lieHpdterH ollte Die &GntGde, bas bic Steucrn rlr
60 Gents pom le huHoert Dollars bctrGaeH uHo por
hcm SABRE 1900 nidt geiiei9ert luerben oRnen, ols
eiH sroBer Gortbel erteneH, uub Hitt bios bic Slbz
gabeH niieH bis oahiH iI Guf oeie HGte heitrGHen,
aud bic Observation-Disclosures, Gui C5ruEo pelher oieie=
ben unl9elegt DcroeI, lam bis 1900 nld1t erBoDt
iueroen.
Renn Sic gum sesenndrtiscn Brciie eincn Sauplat
faueH, 10 hGbeH Sic Die SenlG1et, naG er alilbrli
III 2Sertbe tel9en luiro.
Ras ptrosn SIe lleber tbun, fpenH Sic Elm Scim
bdbeH fuoleHs Gin Naus nit 16 oher Is su6 iSroute
i'm polbcbauteH 3beile Der Stabt nit ober 10 Doll
lars Der iSE6 SruHo idEIeH ooer enbuHosrt SUP GuI
-SeedzpiI" su S1.50 pro iSrontiuE erperbcH!
Sic lueroen aui oas Cine S1.55 Steuern fur ie
400 uHb so Gents auf bas aHoere beSabIcH.
Ntit Der elefirteH Sabu lperoen Sic nab elmer se=
nubrelteH SSdhrt Don SDdESig UiiEute1 nad Sbrem
eieIddltsotdle geangeH. S5H benz eiren iSdle bahcn
Sle 2SGiier, Gas, HoItSei, Foitldten glblieierH9
u.p., uRo gu giadlbGrn habeH sic 3icseIieiamauerI
uHo beige itaubise 2rottoire uub StraBeE.
SH bcm anNeren Sale babeH Sic 2Saier, Gas,
goltjet, Yoi IbieIeruHg uno Su YtddbdrH Siumcn,
grimes Gjras, refine Knit uHb Sdume Gu bcm ganbe.
&egebeH Sic iih auf Der elettritjeH SabH. DeIdIe
in 9ioro apeHue idbrt, biHaus mo idaueE Sic tdl
,geedlzeiu" IN. s&egeH ion9er slustIHit lpcHbeH
sic iid1 on 6ieIorr s. Slingluif 9tr. 1OG, Cit:
kcriuatouz, gde Der St. YaulirGse, ooer an 6rant
Slinsinii. Tr. 500, gScit=saneittftraBc.
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