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The sun., 1892-03-17
The wilIIan. n.burgh. In Action.

Tho second OF tho series of weekly contests among
the members OF the Wiiamsburgh Athletic Assoca.
iion Nas decided at the gymnasium on Tuesday even.
my. The place crow that part of the pro.
grnmnis had 20 be abandoned. The results we're:
standing High Junp-Won by 4. Aulticamp, with (
feet IN inrhes: William Moore second with feet in.
ches; Arthur wo0d third. with feet 1 inches.
Fity.yard Hopping Race-Won by Joseph RischoN
Tony Christman second william kirkwood third. Time
] minute 23ll seconds
Rop. CimUing-WOn by Harry Fischer. George Eggsrs
second. George Coli.a third. Time, 4 40 seronds
Obstacle Race-Won by Peter A. BOylaI II. O. Wams.
nank second ". Forbes third Time. minutes IL 5
SET onds
Fourmiie Cross country Run--won by 7. Robert
Lynch samuel 4. Walters second, j. Lreves third
Time. - minutes IN seconds
Ihe points stood As foiIows; T. r. lynch. .: p 4.
Autcann 8: William Moore o; George Egsers 4: Tony
lhIstman, $: II. e, Wamsxniiz. 3; i. A. Walters 81
Gsorpt codeu. !; Arthur Wood, /, -
There was n horizontal bar exhibition by George
Berger. 7. Robert Lynch. samuel 4. Watefs H. &,
Wainseanz and Harry Fischer. The general work was
WV
The sun., 1892-03-17
4 nusY sE4soN ArlEan
CIubs Scramble for Dates md. Incidentally.
the Orange A. &. Returns 20 the FOLD.

~crumhIe
the Orange A. &. Returns to the fo,a.
The annual schedule meeting OF the Metro
politan Association OF the A.. A. U. was held ir
the cymnas sum OF the New York Athletic Club
last night. After routine business. the Seized
ule Committee reported that tho following
applcations for dates had be IN allowed, sub
ject to the approval OF the MEETING:
Saturday. April ls-sIxty.nith Regiment A. A. Of
sstupiiay. April 23-seventy.fourth Rssiment A. A.
saturday, May lt-Rockland County whss'men. al
saturday. May a1-Manhsttan A. C; sixtynf Rsei
ment A. 4, Buffalo, aud also claimed by The Orange
sssifssys s'y 5ss* 5ss' S:S.ss g Star and
Saturday,, 3ane ,,rss,,ns 4 G. or,pssA
,ss:ntday, June is-xavIer A. Also claimed by Ca
saturday. June 2S-BanS Clerks 4. A.: Acorn A. A.:
saturday. July 2-NsionA. A. C.: 1roauos A. C.. Baf.
Monday. July 4-Lorilard A. c, Also claimed by the
ship OF ths Amateur Athletic Union.
ssisr%sy Aas s7Ssin%ns sh.%JRon.ss.n meet.
A.. iroquois A. C.. Buffalo; ionkers A. c. Also claimed
ai, a"naay, ssps srP' Labor DtsaySy-colno. A. Co. New
saturday. sent. io-Champ,Onship meeting. Metro
pP,ataRd sa.urday n Sept if-Manhat,an A.c
SATURDAY, Oct. l-Annuai championship meeting Of
the Amateur Athletic Cnlon.
Saturday Oct. S-Nsw York A. &.
SATURDAY., oct. 22-ixoiniie st.eplerhass and ten.
mile running championships Of the Amateur Athletic
Union
With few alterations the report was adopted.
President Curtis drew attention to the fact
that a PENALTY OF S25 awaits clubs which aban.
don dates without permission OF the Board OF
Managers.
Chairman Sullivan OF tho Schedule Commit
tee reported the following Saturdays open:
July 23. July 80 Aug. u. Aug. l3. Sept. "a. Oct.
l5. Oct. 20. and all thereafter.
A meeting OF the Board of Managers Of tho
Metropolitan Association was held before tho
mtuicntion received from the Orange Athletic
Club requesting the association to reconsider
the resignation filed by tho club some time
ago. The Board was not amiss to receiving
the strayed sheep back into the fold. and the
resignation docs mot go."
The sun., 1892-03-17
Chcss Notes.

In the tournament Of the Progress Chess Club -
East Fourth street. Ginkberg Is leading with bo!ger
second.
on Saturday. March 20 Steinitz will play blindo!ded
and agains three OF the stonges! play
ers OF the Brooklyn Chess Club.
In the continuous tournament Of the BROOKLYN Chess
Club the following prizes were awarded ior the frst
quarter of the For the greatest number
OF games play ed-Frst prize sabater 81 second D.
j. Elwell. 3lG; third. Il. Cowe o3d: fourth. Il. A
Giley ~. For the highest prize A.
4. B,ackmar. 11l5 in 12g games. second. ieorge
Russell ~ O3 IN so games third William +. kar dI44
in 433 games: fourth. j. Bridge GI 81 in 423 games.
In the championship tournament Of the Bronsiyn
Chess Club Hodges beat oily kemeny hea: Snuwene.
Russell b-a, rinlny, and oily heat Ra.se,i Great m
ernced in the meeting between Pollock and
De;mar which took place oh Tuesday evening. TN tho
SEVENTEEN move the Irish Champion queened his pawn
whereupon tile resu; OF the simple ending against
rook. was no more doubtful Bisckmar defeniei Fin.
lay. The game between Hodges and Pollock was al.
iuurned. Il Is rather in favor Of the latter.
The sun., 1892-03-17
Another New Yach. Ordered.

II. C. Wintrnghan OF Brooklyn tho wellknown
yacht designer and builder has Just received order
for 2l-fUo. jb and nhinsail boat for r. A. Ferret
Brooklyn yachtsmau. Mr.. Wintringham will build
treDuard boat; u feet on the water line 3I feet
inches over all. feet inches beam. and feet
drAught OF water. The design Is all made and the
specifications call for oak frames and oak stem. stern
posi- and garhnarls. with cedar pllnkng above. The
yacht WIN have two ami Onehaf tons OF lead IN
her keel which will be bO'eG after the hull Is made.
feature OF the boat Win be her great stability and
large sail spread. the sail pan calling for 800
square Feet Of canvas She viii have hnsh deck and
il entered IN the class o; 2!rhers sue wall receive
siderable time allowance by OF her short waller
line length.
Mr. Wintringham has nearly finished the 2Jfnot cat.
boat which H. j. ,ie.ow designed for member Gf tho
Atlantic Yacht Club. The hull iscauiked aud priined
and wilt be launched in u week or ten days
The sun., 1892-03-17

stag party and invitation midnight moonlight run
was held by the Prospect llarrers Tuesday night
About thtyive runners representing the Long Island
larriers Brooklyn Handlers. Naruna Boat Cub. Acorn
AC, NJ A. C. Union A. C., T. Xavier A. g.. Pastime A.
g.. Nautilus b. c. and Prospect Harriers particpa pated
They started at 1890 +. N. and flushed 40 minutes
FL 45 seconds later. The course down the Boult
ward 10 he four mile stone and return distance ot
about 81 miles The run in Was anout one mile from
home. and Captain OF the Pack J. II. Meor better
known Us Pay Halch" gave the word 10 20
u iieavy.oot finished hrst; E; H. Whiteiach sec.
Lloyd fourth. aud r. FUNK NTH The others finished
si9se os nina Atei ne ron me rnnn.rs enjoyed some
Ruhike, Tom story and a. keerman. W. Dow and W
Gr0wtage; also songs and reciIatUns by D. Lloyd and
Others, followed by supper.
The sun., 1892-03-17
the BASEBALL SITUATION.
Az Cleaned from nm lnteresting Session OF
the Rooterss Club.

| At yesterdays session OF tho Rooters Club NIKE
Ticrnan Jack sharro,t. and Jim Mutrie were formally
admitted to membership. Ticrnan. in an address to
the club said ho weighed i75 pounds md as he played
at 183 he would have difficulty in getting into
shape Ternan looked well, and said he felt very much
like playing ball.
When sharrott was called upon he arose. swung his
,he bag swung Indian clubs and evidences
hnd been lowing all winter and weighed Ii3 pounds
jim Nutrio cracked one Of his old time smiles, said
that everything was red hot Elmira and that the
Eastern League would hold n scheduled meeting at
First lecturer Powers said hc had few of eiai com
munic aions to make. The Yale aud Princeton teams
hsh decided TO play At ihe Polo grounds on jane ~
bat except In the Washington and Philadelphia games
desire TO say that the stories to the eject that Boyle
mas been onered I. Washhglon IN exchange ior Kelly.
or that an AGENT Of the New York club negotiating
with Washington for Richardson are pure net ton
hal nh amusing tin.a signing Rusie. HIS father,
who is an MD whitehNired man with leg. did tho
business Tor his son. and when he closed the arrange
ments inquired; Now viii you see that Amos reports
at Richmond on March 90 Yes sir he re Piled and
IL anything happens TO Amos I'll show up Richmond
myself This morning got Rusie contract regularly
fernan presented n communication setting forth
that MckeS Welch was getting into superb condition
by running eight To miles every day and Was auits
likely TO outdo all the young blood the
fhe fact OF there being hitch in the Eastern League
was informally scnssed II appeared that the
cities admitted at the Roc hester meeting dens snded
concessions which tho League not disposed agree
to- and the result VIII he that at the next meeting Erie
VIII o invited to come forward with another PROPOSE
The sun., 1892-03-17
Th, wInner. at ~. Louis,

sr LcC:s No.. March ;e-To-dAy' 'sresults At East ST.
Leuis Jockey Club follow:
First Race-Eleven.sixte~nthso OF mile. Mayor Nolan
Arst, Led second, Red Bud thrd Time 1 :l3
Second Rnce-five eishths ~ 4 mile. Little Midget
nrst Hush MeDur second, Mamie s. third. Time, O5l,
Third Race-Three e-fourth Of nile Dave Pulsiyer
nyst PTeston u. second. P.ohigata third. Time 30
Fourth Race-Ownarh handicap. five. eighth OF mile.
Belle RedinUrd Lrsi. CyIus sccCnJ, Bessie X. third.
fine. l:O4.
Fifth Rncn--Eleven. al taentls OF n mile. Irene L..
first. ricradly Secnnd, Manic =. third. Time. l:l2
The Fast ST. Louis Jockey Club Will close during the
o.. Louis Meetingi John Garter presiding judge At
the East st. Louis tacl viii G the same position At tho
A. Louis meeting
The sun., 1892-03-17
How .he Aa,,y AtsI.,es Celebrate.

The Amny Athletic Association celebrated their cleo.
tion as members OF the Amateur Athletic Union %
Tuesday evening at the club rooms Brookyn The fol-
lowing events took place:
Twenty.fve yard Dash--Final heat won by John "
Cro" william shaefsr second. william NcCahrey tblrA
Time. secOndA
Running high Jnn,nwon by John " cross. with
feet 10 inchep; Fred Lane second With feet incAas3
William McCAfrey third with feet ~ tnchsa
standing iivil Jump-Won by bred Lane. with feet;
shm-fer third. with 8 feet inches
Three Standing Jumps-won by Frederick Lane, with
~ fee. John ". Cross second with 70 feet inches;
William shaefer third. with ~ feet inches.
Running Hon Step. and JumP-W0n by John " Cross,
With 1 feet Fred lane second with - feet 10 inches
william Shaefer third with "a ,eet II inches
The points were as follows; j. ". Cross. 81; Fred.
erIcE Lane. lo: William Shaeter. y; william NcCa6.
..
The sun., 1892-03-17
Shooting GOsslp,

The following scores were made by the members of
the Empire Rine Cub at their weekly shoot At their
headquarters ST. Marks place distance 100 feet 70.
ring targets W Rnssnbauni. 235; B. Zahn. 233 4.
Rosens.raus 23l: j. Grimm 80; C. Zettler Jr. $50:
Meisenhoder, :25; II. Fetzcr. 2OS
The members nf the Excelsior Ride Club held their
regular weekly badge competition at IIansens ranges
l6 Montgomery street. Jersey City Tuesday evening
The shooting wa. dons on hand on the German 2hrinE
target at 10 feet distance and the following
were made out OF possible 2hO points: u Boas, 23a
VIM: Weber 239; L. Hansen. 23I: c. Pinn.y, 231:
W. J. Hennessey. 23'i; W. j. Channing 23f W H. Hol.
lowell ay5; 2 c. ,yarick. 2a2: James Hughes. 2sl:
badge winners follow Glass A. VIM Weber. 2Bg; class
b. e. !. Ptnney, 237; class c, G. Z. Narck, :32.
The sun., 1892-03-17
WIN DUElLrSg SWORDS.
n. y. O'Cessor Makes Fias Record In the
Feneisg Prclimtnaries.

The fencing tournament OF the A. A. U. and
| Amateur Tenccrs' League began last night at
the rooms OF the Fencers' Club . West Twenty
eighth street. Duelling swords and sabrcs
were the weapons. and each contestant was
compelled to score 70 out OF q possible ~
points in order to qualify for the finals. The
arrangements were admirable and tho bouts
were decided with great rapidity. The officials
were rs follows:
Judse.-pr g. NJ, Hammond. New York A. c. 4; Lud.
White ffsss sps Never r. Manhattan Nan shsst hcnanl M
sSss tsss Stna sg s5ss d Il f. hsI:s
The contests with duelling swords resulted
as follows: +.
DFBr, ,ocopnoE =, y a 6. defeated J. ". Gerard.
isi,ed 4 t cunninsha am, l,,i.bnrgh by,t 20 i; 4 Y
q he .i fsn.s. @ SSe y TO- john Ase, Sew yssH
10 ,sa" f.Isn lss1ssd o' sssa H. aS.
s.S SO nn,n.hn "'s ,S cub
to !: cunn,nsSa%. rt;sSa!sh: "a.isA,ea
:5sss NV y; rsi. s. Assnss 3
ns SS BY iias
4 Anihcn; EeIeer, CUB, was dsi.aisd BY G latham.
mi; sa... A. sSs .
ss,s,'sa shaw ssx !Srt S!aSS 3 SS .'1S
ts 1 ss;ss1 Ssssssi s;isss:i
ai i hoxsri sssis" e. asisasss : " i.sfara !f +
fsated s, shay New YORK A. q, to l John Allare;
New York Turn rereih, defeated T. A. Anthon ftncers
Club to2: j. w Gerani Jr. New York A C.. defeated
& latham Fencers Club. 3 TO 2: Z. 1atham feneers
Club defeated A. H. Howard, Boston A. A.. to = B. =.
oConnor defeated Az; z Post fsnoers Club 4tol:
fenccr' cab, 3to2 J. W. utrard Jr.. n y. A C., de.
f-a,ei A. v. Post. fencers Club, 3 TO =: T. shaw.
fcncers' Club defeated c. latham. Pencers Club To
]; H. A. ,An,hon. tencerE cub defeated ". uernId.
Jr. \. u A. a.. 10 =: A. &. Cunningham. Pitts
burrh, defeated 4. II. Howard. Boston A.. A..
8 TO .: B. 4 0Connor. y y: A. c., deieated J;
Club, d,ieAtsd =, A. An.non, fsnosr.' ,iub to z:
4. O.. toi; ST. Shaw y. y. A. e.. Lei.ated A. II.
Howard. Boston a. A.. to !; A. w Post. fsncers'
club, defeated A II Howard Boston A. A. 3 to - g. r.
shaw tencers, club. defeated G. cunningham Pitts
hurgh. to .. Allhire New York r. v. defeated g. T.
shaw. fenccrs' Cub, 10 J.
The sun., 1892-03-17
Arc There Any Spriaters Aaong New York
Policemen

Policeman Nicholas Dunn nf the Twelfth precinct
BROOKLYN has issued chasnge to any embcr OF the
New York police force to run 100 44o or $50 yards
the proceeds to go the treasury OF the pension
OF the city TO which the winner belongR Dunn ha,
already IN ade name for himself In the athletic world
across the bridge. lie is the champion runner OF
Brooklyn Police Department having received the title
At the police races Nov. T. last year. by winning the
100 40. and $50 yards races.
Al the liquor dealers games IN 1888 he tho vic
tor in the 100 and 30 yards events. ana the year
following in the races under the same auspices he won
the 22O yards dash He the nr-t and second races
Of half milo each at tho games Of the Grand Army
reunion and at the races OF the Ancient Order Gf
foresters the 40 dash In the games this
Irish Federation he won both medals for the half
mile and the 100 yards race Acceptances to Dunn
challenge should 10 addressed 10 Offcer George y.
Rogers. Twelfth precinct Brooklyn.
The sun., 1892-03-17
The N..,o,.rs show ro-.,.At.

Representatives OF German and ske,ly met yesterday
afternoon ut the National Athletic Club rooms. aud
after long wrangle the officers tho skely party
hackers wrnted MaSey Moore of the New York C. to
~. ,nnt uhisu post;on .he ahair ~ one time - tbs
war Of wnd. instead OF night in the ring was nnai!y
known turtle for rferes Joseph Ward Of the National
A. be Skelys Judge while Fred Tarral, the pop
ular knight Of the peskin will Judge for German Bob
stoI Of the New YORK 4. G will hold skellys watch
hnrns OF the Varuna Boa, Club will introduce the men,
tiormHn VI weigh but four pounds more than skslly
but the difference in weight Is making him red-hOS
fayorite for the night.
The sun., 1892-03-17
Where Was Ashisxers

Ashlnger tho announced winner OF las, weeks sew.
entytwohour bicycle race at Madison Square Garden
was missing when the steamship Teutonic got ready
to cast of her hawstrs yesterday morning. aud Lamb
Wood. Lumsden. Howell. OFlanGagan. Alfred and
Arthur Robb. tho foreign bicycle riders who invaded
this country last fa! sailed for home without the
represented viewer BY Nelly French and Kitty Trps
lei The dashng retired bareback riders Of the West
who are 10 back the English venture. Ashnger went
TO springfield on Monday afternoon to have wheel
pared. and no word has been heard from him. Il Is
not relish tho idea Of swimming home. There IL also
some doubt whether he gave Lamb his share Of nrst
prize.
The sun., 1892-03-17
LONG ISLANDERS TALK BUSINESS
They Appoint a Committee to See How the
Aluba Stand on u Scpar alton.

Aspecial meeting of the Long Island Athletic League
held at the rooms OF the Union Athletic Club The
clubs represented were: Acorn A. A. Arcadia A. A..
Brighton A. C. National A. C.. Prospect Harrers Park
A. C.. Amity 4. A. Arcturus A. A. A. Star A. C., Sea.
wnnhaka b. e. varuns b. c. Brooklyn Y. N. C. A. Com.
pany "A. A. and Company IA A. forty.seventh Resi.
ment: Heard A. C.. Greenwood A. A.. Maple A C.. viii.
HAInsburgh A. A. Standard A. C.. Union A. G.. st. Jo-
seph Young Mems linton. and Twenty.third Regiment
A. A.
The recent action OF tho A. A. u Central Board. de.
Gliding not recognize hereafter any organization Of
the character of the Long Island League gave rise to
% . n board
law because President Ferry opposed the present
system Of voting by mail Which Ne A. T. T. legislators
Us action becomes law. special committee should
be appointed to tertan the views of the 4. A. L.
meeting of the League; The President appointed the
following committee: Joseph [. spaeth. Acorn A. A..
Chairman. H. Frank summons. Anity 4. A., and James
r Brown. National 4. C..
Delegate spaeth offered to give gymnaStic compet.
ton for the b.n.nt of the League. The oner ac
cen,rd with thanks.
There was general discussion over the motion OF
within three months Some OF the delegates favored
the idea and advocated engaging professional talent
Ii dec,dcd TO hold the unfinished wrestling con-
tie competitions II was also decided to hold full
dress reception early in April
Prospect Harrers his prize tor the two mile champion
ship run the protest aga:hst him being Withdrawn
The case OF Garrett Fitzgerald. star e. was laid on
Is probable tha, Fitzgerald will receive his prize.
The meeting OF the League will be held on Mon
day evening March 2s. mt the Acorn A. AS new club
hotse late Prospect Heights Gymnasium.
A vote OF confidence and thanks was rendered to
President Peverey for his aborius efforts toward the
The sun., 1892-03-17

meeting OF the Atlantic Yacht Club will bo held To-
morrow evening at the 81 George Hotel. Brooklyn.
Wood OF city Island is pushing work on Oswald SAM
dersOns % ratfr Pyxe. designed by William Gardner
The boat viii 10 ready for launching the latter Of
next week.
The 5'foot yacht building nt Webber'K New Rochelle
for S Naming Of Philadelphia. will have about 4UO
square fest of SAIL seAwAnhRka rule. She Is from
Gardner design.
The Pavona Yacht Club OF Jersey City in mourning
for the death OF W. L. o. Genin one OF its most prO
nent members Ths club ens,gi, viii ny ut half mast
thirty days to show The feeling OF sorrow which pre-.
walls,
The sun., 1892-03-17
LADIES ROLL HIGH SCORES.
Handsome Prizes Rolled for bv the Kaick.
crbocker Bowling Club Members.

The members OF the Enekerbocker Bowling Club
congrgated in large numbers at the Tennis Court al
leys c12 West fortyhrst street. yesterday afternoon.
take part in their weekly games. The addition Of =
silver cup annual prize caused unusual nteres. To
be manifested in the games. Some good scores were
rolled yesterday For the past two weeks Miss Florence
Rensselaer, has rolled the highest score OF any OF
the lady bowlers. Yeste day Miss Frazer put UP the
highest rolling lsi. fo this score Miss Frazer
received handsome silver nksand. presented by Mrs
J. II. Hammersley, one of the patronesscs Among the
highest ladies' scores were: Miss westervelt lAl Mis-
Florence Van Rensselaer, 1913 and 40: Miss Mclean,
40; Miss Frazer. 40 and 1871.
Mr. T. c. Cooper rolled 2OB. the hghes: score of the
day, DR.. burt donated pair OF Npera glasses TOR
the lowest lady score They were won by Miss Perry
Among those present were Mrs cort.ndt I.y,nS hrs.
Mss Lily Graham Mi.s Davies: Miss Daisy ni"csni:
Florence Van Rensselaer, Miss Ogden, Miss shannon.
Miss Martha Costcr Miss Florence Clark Miss Cunning
ham Mas Williams. Miss Tayi0r. Miss Westervelt. Miss
Frazer, Miss McLean DR.: Porter, Mr.. "; Floyd
Lnnrr Mr.. T. Z. &, oper. Mr. Horace Barnard Jr Mr..
Livingston Center, Mr Buren, Mr. L.uqneer. Mr. Bunyer
CiarisOn Mr. Mathew A. wiks, Mr.. Floyd Ferris. Pr.
Shpley Jones, Mr Walter Rutherford.
Last nights series Of the American Amatuer Bowling
The sun., 1892-03-17
To.d.y,s Programme =, Gu,:-.b.rs.

rhpt Race-Purse 500: selling: four and half fur
longs. Miss olive loO: Equality, 12o: Cold.lreA 100:
NoondAy. 40: sunday 10: Leveiler lls West Farms
JIG: Hsadlirht 49, Maid Of Alton wood ll9: OTTAWA.
Hencluse. 1o4; Napa H.. l2o.
SECOND Race-rirss 500 selling: three-quarters of
mile. JAY y. Dee. lib; BRUSSELS. lOS; Dixie 1O4
RnOy es Marie Lowell! 49, ~ Patrick ~: Silver Mint.
Third Rsc--shamrock Stakes for two year-ods
9, ono added: half mite Porty no; Dillon j.. 10:
hey del Mar. 40: Elk kught. 1l0. Harlequin, ITO:
Helen. 1O1: Csxcray. lo7.
Fourth Racs-Hsndcap: pur.e $500: one mile G.
W Cook. 1l2; RRucocas 1le Miss Belle III DrtzL'e,
1oI Mohican. Iol; wondcuttec: 1o!.
fttb Race--PurSe 9{UD; selling seven eighths OF n
miA Khafta an, 1Os: Lady Pusi:er, 1Oo; Ely,nn l0S;
Mss Shelby colt. l05 Duke John, lo: Character lOa
Freezer. nj: John Hickey. ~.
sixth RsseapuIss 500; 40 pound. above the scale:
hian 1A2; Wins!ow. l3Y; Gladiator, 1886; Anlhattan
I3v; Benefit, 1877; Pat Oakley, ia.
The sun., 1892-03-17
The o,y.ple Club VIII Give ses 600.

New ORLEANS. March 10. President Noel OF
the Olympic Club has wired Sullivan and Cor
bett that the club has agreed to put IN purse
OF $4,000 for light between thom. as they
asked. Tho club had hitherto offered only
$4,000. thinking the time OF tho fight un-
seasonhble. hut. to prevent a failure. decided
to give $I5. 600.
Mr. Noel also wired Jim Hail. Offering u
purse Of $4,000 for u contest between him and
Ghoynski. TO take place some time in May
Tho club not reetiy ing any answer to the ca
blegram to OBrien, the English middle
the latter returned to San Francisco.
The sun., 1892-03-17
Kings County GUN Club.

Tho Kings County Gun CLUB held its second shoot Of
the season at Dexter Park yesterday. Tho club has
put i've handsome prizes for the season. the tro.
phies to 70 to tho nve making the highest aggre
gate in nine monthly shoots The members shot at
twenty blue rocks each gun below the elbow eighteen
yards rise The scores: zrkcL 10: Greiner. 8; Thiei
!; Linz o. Raehn. Z; BocgoL y; Lindstedt q: Keller
these results:
No. l-Dethloft. g, Irst; Link. O. second: zirkel L.
third No 2-Lnk. 3. hrYt; Thie. RAehn. and Boegel.
each. divided second; Keller . third. No. 81 Link
=. frs money; Zrkei and Grciner each, divided Sec
ond; Lindstedt, !. took third.