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The Meeker herald., 1892-02-27

A NEW York paper tolls OF test
To which three men suspected OF
knowing something of the murder OF
woman and her child in that city.
were recently subjected. The men
were Russians and friend OF the
murdered woman suggested to some
officers who were making an investi.
CATION that there was u superstition
among the Russian pensantry that tho
wounds inflicted by murderer would
flow afresh in case he subsequently
touched the body OF his victim. Act
ing upon this suggestion. the suspected
men in turn were compelled to take
the dead woman's hand and to SOL
emnly assert their innocence Tho
paper tells how they each trembled
and turned pale. and how each passed
tho ordeal without being confronted
with the evidence OF guilt The SUI
perstition In question Is not confined
to Russia bu, it seems little out OF
place, In an enlightened country and
at this stage OF the worlds progress
TO have such trial by ordeal And
1t would be interesting to know wha,
authority the officers had to compel
men 70 submit to such test They
clearly took advantage OF the igno.
rance OF the men with whom the,
were dealing, and If ono OF them had
been guilty and Il confession had been
thus wrung from him, 1t could no,
have been used against him. The
whole proceeding was worthy Of ths
days when people were burned fer b.
ing witches.
The Meeker herald., 1892-02-27

Has 30, the ,ims come uhsa the
ri.ias moral sonss OF the community
should gro- so Indignant =, tho con
traaieiion Ia terms OF Tho idea tina, q
virtue can possibly have fault -
a. To .eourgo III. misohissous lilo out
OF tho porch OF tho ,saplo- Tho mo.
insa, a supposed virtue runs over into
fault that momoni 1, changes in
nature Ahd /. no morn a yir,ao Tho
tnaa -ho plumins hin,slf on hi.
strength OF .Ill becomes iyraAt Ia
his family. ,rampihs Josn ,ho lhdIylI-
uaiiiy of vito sai ehlii 10 no ioasrr
. character 10 DO admired FOE s,roag,s
OF sill ba, . vulgar iyraa, 10 b. do.
,osiai And yss shat quality of hu-
man nature hosev-r praissrortAy IN
i,sslt |, no, perPe,aally exposed
through sscc.. Ia Ia. danger OF do
generating Into sosss such pos!Iiv.
vice. sympathy rua' oV.r Into weak.
nsss knowledge in,o poisnirJ. ,sli.
rssp>ai ln,o prlda .poa,ansi,y in,e
in1is,r-,lon vice. all Of them
The Meeker herald., 1892-02-27
BEET SUGAR INDUSTRY.
Is,issst.s 10 Thee tsisevstsd TO
Nsst N 1S~avsr. March u1-r3.

The commercial bodies Of Denver
h.y. issued cali 10, . convention of ,h"ss
Interested In the manufacture II beet sugar h
m~-, In th- Chamber u Commerce al beaver,
W - .l:S, isv.
The Meeker herald., 1892-02-27

TiH gIi, originated with those who
Understood tho biblical lc.son thai II
IL more blessed 20 give than Ia roecivo
aud tho real value OF tho gii, to the rc-
cipi.n, wa, not measured In any do
gree by It, cos, To the siver The
gis, To tho bride VA. token OF Rf.
icc,Iou from the friend who desired TO
throw sunshine upon hor lilo. and
gin OF Christmas sns tho gift OF
chcoE not only To tho little one.
but ~ those Who inspired tho wish
to crown the holiday with happiness
Business calculations did not enter
into gifts Of any kind in the oldcn
tims when gifts wcrc sacred. The
rich could give much or little with
GU, bcing misunderstood or criticised.
and tho poor could offer tho humblcst
tribute OF affection or choor and be
assured OF As generous welcome ~
tho most opulcnt could comm and
but gradually VIC have boon dcgencr-
ating from tho sacred sentiment that
created gifts and have continued to
degenerate from age to nge until tho
gifts OF to-day come largely from
heartlcss givers to hoartloss re-
cipionts Many Of them indeed . o
unwolcome because in tho business
way in which gifts are now given,
OF the demand for return Of equal
value when an opportunity shall offer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-27
AMONG THE ATHLETES
Eastern District y. N. @. A. Game.


The members Of the Eastern District Young Mems
Christian ASSOCIATION ofBrooklin ourneyed In GENUINE
on with tho First Baptist Church. Ross Street Presby
terrain Church. and the Central and st. Johns Method
LIST Episcopal Churches by the iron steamboat Sirius
to Laurelton Grove the Sound on Saturday. whore
over 1000 spectators enjoyed thoroughly nrstcsss
athletic meeting which was participated in by the
Young Christian athletes after luncheon disposed
OF In the grove The results followt
acknowledgement Dash-won by II. II. Valentine.
with John Bauer close second, Time 11A seconds.
Running Hop 81 ep. and Jump-won By John A. Bauer,
with .eap OF SO feet inches; william H. Ross SEQ
ond. with 30 feet nv inches
Putting the Twek e.pound shot-won BY r. n. Distoh.
with q put of "a feet inohes; william J. Mills
second with n put OF "a feet inches.
Running High Jump-wop by William J. Ross with .
leap Of feet " inch.
One Standing Long Jump-won by william H. Ross
feet. 800
Throwing the sixteen.pound Hsmmer-won BY 2 N
Dietch with put OF as feet. while William II. Ross
was second with ~ feet 1oA inches.
Throwing the Baseball-Won by T. r. Tearo with tho
good throw OF 40 feet; Frederick Lang was second
Running Broad jun p-won by John A. Bauer with a
leap OF feet inches; Henry II. Valentine was
ond with II feet
Standing Hop. step, and Jump-won by william H.
feet inches. :
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-27
GOSSIP OF THE RUNNERS.
TIE REALIZATION STAKES WILL BE
ONE OF THE BEST Rx CEs OF THE YEAR.

mis- HiGhness. Tammaoy. Victory. chsrade'
aud Others to Meet on Snturday-Pros-
poets OF . sweepstnLes for Three-vesr-
oids-The Programme for sheePshsaa
Ray. Brighton. and saratoes-To-d days
u-,,,,.., r.rA rcr ,sbespsben nd nav.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-27

Tho annual members athletic competitions Of the
Acorn Athletic Association held Saturday and
despite the drawbacks the events spirtediy con
tssted George Kaiser. Frank La mbrecht President
cunning, And other prominent athletes deserve the
thanks OF rather lax Athletic Committee for bringing
70 sucoessful conclusion series Of competitions that
~ one time In the threatened to degen
into a farce The results weret
seyenty.nysyard Dash. Handcap-Final heat. won
Glands LvnSsy + T5a'syS . yssas ssSSnS'
4, siI:hundred-yard Run; Handicap--won by r. y.
Maokay seratchi ". II. White. yards. second; A. NJ.
ostrom 20 yards third Time. minute - 25 seconds
Twehundred. and-twenty. yard Hurdle Race, Hand
Gap-won BY Edward @. Murphy. IL yards; William NJ
y NorrtS 10 yards. second; y. u, Muckay, 8 yards.
third Time 30 10 seconds
Three.hundrod.yard Run. Handicap-Final heat won
by A Is, Schroeder g yards; James A. Hopeweu. 10
seconds
ne.half.mile Walk. Handicap--won by c. Bardasch,
scratch; Miller 10 seconds, second: Thomson. ID
seconds third Time. 8 minntss az 2-5 seconds:
O cunning High Jump. iiandicap-w9n by +. W. Lord.
sincheA actual oap feet 10 inches: william ". Norris
esTntsh: sGeona VIII feet - INCHES Robert NJ A.
one.mile Run; uandicap-won by $. E, Moody. 100
yards; George Thomas Jr scratch second. Michael Il.
hss9 oi.y scratch ts third Time irS.ss 4 seconds,
inches inches actual leap feet inches; William NJ Norris
scratch. third, with 7 feet inchea
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-27
Ready for To-night's Go.

As tho hour for the international night between
George Dixon and Fred Johnson which will be decided
tonight at the coney Island Club approaches interest
in the affair increases Both men are in the pink OF
condition. and are most confident and cheerful Of
winning Dixon. whose quarters are At Widow
O'Briens cottage, on the Boulevard, where Paddy
slAyin and other puRtists prepared Themselves for
ntto msstinsa WAS Waited BY many persons Yesterday
how he telt and how much he weighed
After his days work he amused himself by singing
songs and listening to weliknown colorsd quArt-t
Toward evening no went Oat driving with "Brodtlyn
Jimmie" CArrol His appearance yesterday WAS far
better than on any day since no started training and
he could bs defeated
Jshn.o a his oHponsnt passed the day very quietly
porter saw him last evening he appeared to be in nns
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-27
..ew Utrecht Gum Club shoo.

Th3 first shoot of the Now Utrecht Gun Club for the
new $3.50 trophy held Saturday At woodlswn
Park LII. Some OF the best wing shots on Long Island
present. and had enjoyable sfternoon's sport
Each member shot at ten birds, under modified HuEl
insham ruiea D. Deacon. VI. T. sykss and q. Cropssy
tied for the best averages for tho trophy.
sweepstake shooting followed with twelve sntrisa
Five tied for first money and divided the with
the second and third In the swestake contest. miss
AID out eight tied with eight sssA and account Of
the lack of birds. had to divide. Tho SCORES.
Regular olnb shoot ten W. birds. modihed HurliIe
27yards. =; = Adams ~ Yards 4 I. r. street. 20
io .. Bennett ~ yards u Q. Nostrand y yards q
r Aia1s' ~ Ear * 8 Q; A syEes ~ ysEds =; W r
+ Harvey: q yards !; D.. sh.s!a 20 yards d DE-.
First sw eepstakes. SIX Birds. Club Rules, Thrss
manu-. 8; 3; Deacon. 9; W sykss. q. DIVIDED INST
!. DIVIDED second %,% n9 p Adams I. Third
SweepssaAkes Miss and d 0ut Seven EnsTissIw 2.
and 9. NJ Meyer had to divide after killing each,
the birds had given out l. Morris shot out on the
second round.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-27
WHEELING
The bicycle Trade.

The bicycle dealers all report the trade A. booming
At tho bicycle instruction schools the propretors as
ser that the number Of pupils receiving instruction
week Is surprising. Youngsters and midde.ased
and all seem to have the bicycle fever this
season. The number Of mddle.aged persons adopting
the bicycle as means recreation is in OF any
previous year.
Messrs Benedict, Herbert 4 Co of s7i Broadway
are offering for the last week OF their slaughter
sale Humber pattern cushon.tired safeties at sss.
Hartford pattern pneumatio.tired wheels at $40.
Junos At $50 Pilots at $40 and the Pathfinder wheels
at $50 These wheels being sold marveously cheap
Peck syndcr Of 100 aud 1870 Nassau street are
agents for tho Featherstone pneumatic tire. They
handle the Road King and Queen wheels They sell
mS'ens s "a Hl ssa s~.y arc tn.
leading the Victor. orsdsnda. Victoria and
The, Equitable General Providing Company of 20
bicycles lies upon the 'nst.l,m sss plan
II iss:s To- 9s is.s ;sss i i
ss being in
Wheel ss Eo o r. Is being NJ sss
IL Warren street.
stre., and Eighth avenne the sole uptown
soT 5s I ,n aH, & They ~ me Of
establishment where the most d,nicult repairs at.
Ma;srs sshoysrlins DsIy Gales arc the american ,
Of the GALES safety. which they selling bargain
T6e Campbell Manufacturing Company of l2s Worth
street sell bicycles upon the ms, alment plan. Their
terms are 81 per week.
Tho Aerolite cushiOntr safety is handled by John
Thornton a Co. OF do Mercer street
W. Maltby. the expert fancy rider. Is instructing
hundreds OF pupils at his academy on Fifty.second
street between broadway ana seventh avenue.
James O. Nerwin Co, l. 100 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
are handling tho Majestic wheel lifted with tho Thona
pneumatic tire retnils at Sl15. when lifted with
cushion tires wheel sells for $40.
william Wood Of 20 West 126th street handles high
grad" bicycles.
IT." american ormondo Cycle Company of 2osl
f. avenue arc selling bicycles at 90 per cent
,.' ne usual prices for cash They have in stock
whc they are selling at rdiculously low prices They
Sell wheels on the tnstalment plan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-27

Ths ninth semiann nal tennis tournament for the
championship OF Central Park was started Saturday
afternoon on the slower" Park courts In the singles
there less than th,rtytwo entries including
the Of many Of the prominent players from out
side clubs among them being representatives. Of the
New York 7. C.. Lsnox C.. Fifth Avenue O.. Knick-
erbocker 7. G. and Princeton University 1. + O.
There viii Be rst runnsup. and consolation prizes in
eacb and tho winner In the singles will DO
called upon 70 meet DE- townsend. tho present
f III
summary Of yesterdays sooTss follow
nzs sryolxA
First round-0 Cragtn. New York T. G. beat ". P.
s@sl as.rced ssss Bisns 5 By asi.nls;
81 81, IsssI a. 4 8 81 S.s, SSH < ~
sS Ss u kip.:y ssss e h:msars.s. u
" ssi.u Kn st. po 4 b,n g.. b.. ho
-. Cd, Dr.. Y. X. Sst.s bssI = Wood 90. e-1i
TpI " Ha LsaSI -; ny nI S.
EVersss e.a! O. Hsrrick. Princeton TniSsrsis; l. 7.
s' 111 sss Ss.i si asr. BY d'Aa Bar
"a E ~. icy III Hsisss s3T e. hs s:
e. s.ss T R r. 5 SryAn heat M d.
Mullen go g.; T. r Fischer beat Q; Ey.
Third round-R P. Fischer boat G. n. Moran. Cd.
81.
MEMS DouBLHs
". Herrtck and .. A. Bieus by default First round
1Sh o. Thurbsr and q L Wysth beat U. Burr and W. T.
oomoiAron mrs SINGLES.
First Round-0A Burr beat E K. Marvin 60 CO. r.
W WI 1 aiiel. j.. "99e&SA'" '" cunningham beat
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-27
Gunners At HOLLYWOOD.

AsBuRr PAKx. June 2b--Ths opening hive pigeon
shoot held At Holly wood to-day. was attended By .
brilliant galaxy OF true sportsmsn the majority Of
whom were In hne form The entries were Fred Hoey,
Frank Moore. L. Thompson, b. Kittridgs. Q. Doan,
Capt Morey. E. Laden. T. Davenport Harry DuryeS
W. BrokAw. H. Harold. George Work, N Monty, DE-
Wilson. W. Williams. Bd Past and Phil DAILY, Jr
The shoot was for CUP valued Al 5000 .. nrst prize
per cent to third highest Tho conditions were
y yards boundry. handicap rise from 70 to 81 yards
and asw well. u, purysa, George Work q New YORK.
shooton Sss tnrSn Mon.9 wn On me
with a total Of 20 straight. Second prize went to
DurysA on ~ killed, aud third izo went George
work. who killed 10 birdA On Friday tho futurity
stake will DO contested for by the same gentlemen and
perhaps few otherA over ntty ladies were Dresent
tue weather being supurb.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-27
Billy Ernst Whips Drehiu.

Tho Jefferson Athletic Club. now but very lively
athletic organisation Of tho eastern section Of Broo
Ign. held athletic entertainment ~ Melross Han
Brooklyn. Saturday night that drew out large attend
snos Willie Englebreoh' gave clubswinstng exhist
ton. and then Harry x saunders lifted heavy weights
and juggled with the featA Eohmitt and
Shoemaker wrestled best two OF three falls catch
sseatsh.can: the former gaming the verdict Then
went to BrsntAno two olsa falls.
The event Of the night wa: the four.round nsht be-
tween Billy Ernst, Park A. e.. and Jake Drehn OF the
Jefferson A. Q. Ernst started out slower than usual
bnt landed TWO or three ttingers toward Inc close
OF the round that evenvd up the twohAnded work OF
The Jsasrson lad In the second round Ernst forced
III made him tribe cautious. The were punch
ng fast and they made the OF every opening
6sh. and coming out yssy .tIoag Hs landed en The
round was lively. but Ernst did ali the lighting. Ore
hin fought back gamely, but was defeated
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-27
vvilliamsburgh A. A. Games.

Thanks to the energetic efforts Of Trackmaster Han.
gems the wiliamsburgh Athletic Association grounds
and plant AZ Bushwck L l.. were found to DO in capt.
tai condition yesterday whom tho mem bsrs continued
their weekly contests for tho seasons point medal
one.hundred.yArd Handicap Run-won by Hender.
SON with Walters second and Greves third. Time
one-hAitmils Run, Handeap.won BY E. coti.u1. IS
YARDS with 7. Robert Lynch. 25 yards. second, and
secondA
Twomile Run. Hsndicap-won by Robert Taylor, ITO
yardA with F. CollinA ITO yards, second. and Z. E.
onds
Pols vault for Height Handicap-won by W. 8. Fa!es
! foot with feet inches: William A. Mohr. ID
inehss second ,n with feet inches and William J.
v Ring,nn,ng Hop step, and Jump Handic.paWon ~
inches Inc RoSert Lynch W. A. Mohr and Robert Tay:
in the tnmp-ot Lynch won. with Mohr second;
Putting l6pound Shot, Eandicap-Won BY W. &
Fl inesss Ss y Lynch
one-and.ons-halfmleB Bicycle Race-won BY Bert
Cook, scratch, with Hangers second and MoveiYht
third. Tlmo minutes At secondR
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-27

Tho rihemsn who went to Cypress Hills Park yestsr
day were somewhat disappointed that the usual fes
of the day. the popular Barney wAlther match was
not the programme They went into the regular SENT
monthly competition Of the Zettler Rine Club with All
the gusto. p Ross took nrst place again In the
championship trophy contest and the nftyshot match
The scoresi
Of ten sat of eighteen scores 70 count a the hs
season. ten shots German Airing target possible $50
points. of hand, 900 yards distance. P. HosH al; X
Rorrier S%s; u aossS zss; + y sshmtt 226; p
Williams 1856. r FAbarui 1895 u. strats. LOO ~ W.
aaf siY ss2s tota Rg3. a1seass aa i ia Soi III
" Dolr.t I'll gda az A5S s1si sSt.s LOST 81
s sSs Total fea 6sa :r.: 81 al w. R..s.S
~. q. 5iS o;s,ah Sia ID 1o2SS
t.taL I,6is:, averaTs. a6.sa P. T. schni. 400 liz
i,sms lis lis iSi ISL Issi total iss .S;rs VIZ
l6V? II ss,ats. 10y. 100 Ies; iSI, 1872; to!.h 1881
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-27
The Prospect uarr,er., Sunday Games.

Tho Prospect Harrers held their regular games yes
terday ut theI grounds corner of Hawthorne street
and Glove avenue. Fiatbush. Tho results;
seventy-hve-yard Dash-won by E. II. Slice. time 8
minutes 10 seconds second. John Leonard: third. j.
r. Sullivan.
Twohnndred. andtwenty.ysrd Run-Charles Nick
won in 10 seconds; second L. II. Slice: third. John
Leonard.
High Jump--E. Hamlin won. clearing feet inches:
John Leonard and f. II. Slee tied for second at feet
nches and Leonard won the toss.
Mile Run-won by T. H. Slec. time minutes 10 500
onds; second, Leonard; third, sullivan.
The games Concluded with an exhibition milo walk
between 4essrS Lawson and Nick.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-27
Now York shows Up Well.

RALrnoaa. June 25-The Patspsoo River regatta.
which Game on to-day. was successful IN every par
tcular. Large crowds witnessed the races from tho
shore and tho river filled with crafts OF all kinds
Tho only mishaps occurred to T. Parker who started
In the junior singles and oapszed the flag fell and
TO wisnacht and Handbold of the New York Athletic
Club in the pAroarsd she'll their boat going alter
they had gotten badly out OF their course and the
Jonas OF Philadelphia had the well in hand. The
races resulted us follows:
Senior Four-oared Shells -AtalantA Boat Club, New
York nTst Sy nye lengths; Paramount Rowing Assoct
erson. hrst by 1--WE 1engths; c. II Elliott. vesper
boat Club Philadelphia second: j. A. Shern Iona HINT
Club third; lie Wis ~ henz; Ariel Ro wing Club BaI
more, fourth. Time, l2;02x ' "
Pairoared shells-lona Boat Club. Philadelphia Grst
Junior Eight-oared Shells-vesper Boat Club Pbi,n.
dephia hrst by length: Staten Island Atheto Club
second: Potomac BoAt Club. Washington third; Nep.
tune Boat Club, baltimore fourth, Tim, X A. ~
Interme iiate Sngles-A J. CottinghaIn Vespsr Boat
Club. PhiiHdelp hiA, first by two lengths; A. j. Nail
rennsylyAuiA Barge Club. rhiiadsipha. second Time
II minutes.
senior s,nas:.Ea win Hsdsy ysspsr Club Phil.asl.
1rei Athletic cinb, last Tune iooas5 L. L. 'Hh'"n''
Junior Four.oared shes-AnsiOsiein Club washing.
ton f5s, BY ts.:s lsnstAS' Sep'anss Baltimore, SEQ
'I Fouroarsd Giss.Ats,anta Club. New York nr,t bv
sig lsngthsi Iona Club Philadelphia. second. Time,
Double SOULS We per d ad . waikover
Senior Eghtoars New York Athletic Club won BY
default.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-27

sssa r. S5ss nsSp E
p MGHm tSI. Ma Eark Wa nna t.
feis fhs %ae with os s.
f hlsn, M HHa Would draw 5of3S poopIs to
The Western cracks will be here then. and
ine be fsty ittIs ddiIculty in arrsng,
y The programme Tor sheepshead Bay this
week should bring out somo good horses. al
ward. at any distance less than mile. The
there are sufficient horses ut the Bay and
Gravsssnd TO Ill every race To-day the stake
feature will be ths Spring Turf Selling Stakes
over tho turf course. and tom rrow the Spring
Stakes for two-year;ol oyer the Futurity
and Cup ( ior I'll 1ssae.S IDS and Upward
mic RS P Pail E sdou be r6aP
sss e e. s' ssi ar; e. SSss5ss
ssed s t. Fl s June los
knlcksrbosker Handicap for three-year. ods
se H. snf
start IN the Spindrtft, and that event should be
as sad sss aasa enf STATES
fdsy and then come. ssturd lay s carnival 81
sSs A. 1sssf: III q S.sd at one mile
The Brighton Beach Raolng Association will
oopmepce it, fourteenth Snnual race meeting
aonaaS snG and fds1 dur 9n sVs Try
months Of July and August secretary i.Ihares
ess dsys ' ri bsra
i.es to 30 Up to the hIsh standard sintainsd
"a md unwafAi selling allowances at
Ss:s hs%s Of 'S7cpf io9 fsF
SIa i. Ct qFh tie l. thu
sum hung up for three-year-olds and upward
e ss S5 ms ed .st .; ThG
AZ mile for threo.year: olds and upward. The
The a sysnt i Ss e. bo
course and ,welter weights. with the winner to
Sd at S N SsP e. tho se
Park. The balance Of the programme will ap-
.Beeretary Samuel Whitehead has distributed
sHons Season Of IsS2 This @esiins viii BE-.
except Sunday until Saturday. Sept &
stakes hays filled remarkably Vol. and that
there viii bs good sport At the SPRINGS. this
meet some Of our good Eastern horses. and
the fair performers that ran at !Guttenburg
will have an opportunity to test the merits OF
house an Improved track. and high clasS en-
tries for guaranteed stakes. the Saratoga As
soctstion should make money for its new pro-
motera
The book programme for tho Monmouth
Park meeting is out, and is model Lack OF
Of the many valuable events In the meeting.
which begins on July 4. and continues on each
Tuesday. THURSDAY, and Saturday until Au-
gust 25 Secretary Crickmore has handled the
book In his usual clever way.
The programme for Sheepshead Bay to-day
ths opening event Is very large, and number
q .edy sprinters are included In the list
His liighness has been allotted top weight for
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-27
KxPERTs AT HANDBhLI.
SHARP Forty-nve Minutes, Work n, a.,
BroOklYn ilnh,n Cnnrt

Tho playing at the Brooklyn Clubs court ON ,,,.,
day" WAS as warm as the weather. itwas vr..,
notwithstanding day, and tho little Indicator on m.
scales showed loss of from two to I'VE pound, ~
many Of tho players after retiring from the CON-,
ohampion Caseys Efforts in four games cost him u,,
nYe pounds lie weighed ZOE pounds on gong in anh
1oI on coming out aud IL was about torty.nye m,nn,
work. Inc game IN which the champion ami MAO,
Carmouy were opposed by pr. Smith and John De
vas tuil Of pretty liays The wiry little smith W.,
ptmtu OF Playing and he tossed aud cavorted around
the courl IN rather AN amazing way. There ia notln.
80 delightful to nr smiths feelings M when ~. s cs
In this game. ' w uoh
Afvc-ga,ne exhibition between Jim Malco m nnsv
.. LonerHan and NJ Rnrty and Tom lyman va.
,horonghE enjoyable FOR the reason that every game
was stoutly contested There were only three acsa ~
the ssgrevate score between the winners AMI loser.
The scores of tho day were: ~ ''e'''