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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-07
AUCTIOS Sales.--future Dn's
+. z. Winston 4 Son.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF THE
EAST RICHMOND CARRIAGE FACTORY
PROPERTY. SITUATED IN HEN
RICO COUNTY.
ON TIE
RICHMOND. YORK RIVER AND CIlESA-
PEAKE RAILROAD, ABOUT TWO
MILES EAST OF RICH
MOND, AND
BEING A PART OF EAST RICHMOND.
Goodwin, 'A'u''"''
against
East Richmond Company, &c.......Deiendants

by virtue Of decree Of the Chancery Court
cause the undersigned special commissioners
appointed FOR the purpose. will sell by puDho
auction. on the premises. on
FRIDAY. THE srH DAY OF APRIL. 1877.
AZ 4:g0 O'Clock 7. NJ. that VALUABLE PIECE
or PROPERTY known as the EANl III u,
thereto belonging, situated in Henrico county
on the Richmond. York River and ChesapeaAe
railroad. about two miles east OF richmond
TrRMs oF SALE: One-third in cash and on Two
e0ual credits AZ six and twelve months. the yur-
chaser 20 give his notes, with interest ADDED
from day OF sale FOR deferred payments. 10 be
sccurc ny retention OF title, or az option o. pur,
trust on the premises s. secure sad notes
HENRY Il. POLLARD,
g.. &. JACKSON,
HILL CARTER.
Special Commissioners.
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4 TLANIIC COAST LINE
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
4lML liable
Commencing MONDAY. JANUARY O. 1892
at3A 81. trains on this road will run Is follows.
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
Leave Arrive
No RichmonA Petersburg.
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4 MTIIN ~ UNNIUN| MON IAN -
sunday Tor Amelia Courthouse aaf .....
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70 s.2J A. VI. Except sunday from Ign burg
10 6:3j i. ~ Daily from Lynchhurg.
JOHN j. POTTS
Division Passenger Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-07
BY j. =. Winston & Son,
Eeal Estate Auctioneers.

y TRACTS on LAND WITH IMPROVE
MEMS THEREON IN HENMCO COUNTY
ABOUT ONE MILE EAST OF RICHMOND AND
ADJOINING EACH OTHER CONTAINING
RABOUI.SINTEEN ACRES. LYING
on THE MILL ROAD AND GlLlIES GREEK,
AND BEING A PART OF EAST RICHMOND
AND KNOWN as TIE RANDOLPH TRACT
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-20
wheeling GOSSIP.

July J.
Tn. King. County wheemen will hold an entertain.
Pitm.n the veteran Syclis'. is recognizing tho
BIB Il K. T. w. sos s ss
Thursday.
The spring meet of the Massachusetts Division of tho
Tor on May So "''-''@ - ~ A'N - "'''e''
The New York bicycle Club have won tn. champion.
secutive seasons.
The Associated Cycling Climbs of New Jersey ar. con.
pOlitan Association of Clubs.
os Bnnnsl Of the Park Avenue whcenen Of Phila.
so
Clarence IT, smith. tn, well known tourist Is arrang.
s p 4 hin. s.y
The Lockport wheelmen have elected the following
ofirer. tor the current year; r,ssdent Cook;
Larry Van ioin Captain l. fWsissf A'u
M.% Murphy n, New York Athletic Club racer
and his from road contest:
Chief Consul Ln.coms Of tns New York State piyi.en
tai s. sss aprrRR;; yn H ...y y, war
nsr, and 4 coombs eomnittee to compile . new
re Wa.hinE.on gisyes Club and Is sompo;sd q ~
tn s'ss
oTisips,Sr. q The club. Permanent officers win be
TIs siS EsR ss
lsss. % s. & state
have decided . run Inc Following
snss M 3"
ass anpE,s' ssy. sas' a adp
mile handicap (open), tWo-nNo lap race
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COZ. KIr~s NEW ROADSTER.
A Fine Marc OF wilkes Blood ADDED to HIS
Select String.

There is no better-known figure among the
road riders Of this city than Col. Lawrence
Kip. and his neatly appointed stable on East
Fortieth street Is model OF comfort and con-
venicnce. As his trotters have won first and
second premiums at the National Horse Show
for several years. 1t Is not necessary to say
that Col. Kip has nothing but the choicest
horses for his driving.
He sold his mare Katrine. last fall. lust
after she secured the blue ribbon. but still had
Fastrada. by Harbinger. son Of Almont: Mona.
2:2n by Jay Gould. and Eriminie. BY General
Washington. dam by Socrates, with . trial in
rs. purchased from his friend. q II. Kerner
o. d he kip as inst made another nurcbas.
through Ed De Cernea. the we'll known
dealer on Twenty fourth street, in the
chestnut mare Hattie. five .years old.
sse and bought om g Bash Of 1thaes
She is a strongly built and exceptionally hand
some animal about 15.l hands. and in the few
races she started in showed lot 81 speed. She
~? clip now, and has an up:headed. taking
style that will make her 2 fayorite at once
when she goes up the road. Her breeding 10
ntsra Ehs SeF dam Is BY oc"E e1n P Fl
dam By Young Highlander. Hattie arrived here
on tridny. and had Just returned from the bar.
day. Her hair was too long for a metropolitan
roadster. and the clippers made quite trans.
formation. according t? Mr.. De Cernea. who
and c D3ks ssy IF her ba sna
ct present and his new trotter will probably
fore he can got behind her. None Of tho Kip
sta a5so asa Ms s
Tho ColohcIS favorite way OF hitchinR.
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Whpe.
1Q-Et2
z ktxP
500 B 2, or Ok B 8.
mate
2 Q-kt 3. ch
o B-kt Z. mate
! SS==$s. or <. b.. mat.
Ok I. ch
< kt-kt Al. mate
BIeN.
! K-B o
z X < 1t, or K-Qe
)
] Xxx Q
= k-Q 8
/ p moves
2 X moves

Correctly solved BY Inaior. New York; R. schuler
Boston. Mass: X. G. Walker. Nsw York. Miss Minnie
schoonhnt. Now York; Henry ID. Sommervile Brook
iyn; ); 4 g. New Milford. Conn; r. saulson. New
additional SOLUTIONS to Problem No % received
from O. A. Barth, Stapleton. T. J.: W. O. Hosea. Cincn
NATL O.; VIM H. Rhodes. Brooklyn.
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENCE
strong; E% IETWS h;ys :;sa many earle: and
Springfield. Hss.Nkot up to our STANDARD. ~ saul.
SON New York;. Q-Kt'6 ch H. the proper continue
this time Your remedy. although Ingenious, is use.
less; the problem y a. sound a. dollar. NJ Tsed-
Many thanks. p. Duny. winiamsbursh-Ths absence
Your solution ]. QxK To- highly ingenious. although
quite In accordance with The laws of chess Should
IT, however BE- lapsus Gallant intended for Q 1t.
then We would advise yog to reconsider q. Arthur
S1ua :: pity 4 ~ the ps.S ~
ksy moys you suggest What. The matter WITH -.
safs PIX Fl T Kk J. R RS a. ss's sS
Chas Waterman. Maiden, Mass. and ?. shefneld.
Bayside-l. kx Kt knights CHI. Gustav Buchner.
stspieton g. Ia ROC dis Oh, interposes. r. r..
Camden-Get Catins improved pocket chess board. It
10 elegant and serviceable the cclluoid men snrpass
all others usefulness Price So. Address r. CAtlin
box 3d5o New York. r, VI. Ryan. city-The twenty.
third and last game Of the Havane chess match was
published in THE sus ON Tuesday. March u
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TT1RK WINS A SELLING RACE.
mrs OWNER BIDS HIM IN AND THE
HORSE rs SPIRITED AWAK

v.,.et,ye.. In = Cab. Try TO Catch . Thor
o.ahbrea-A Jockey Thrown Usder the
Wr,Is-Sport ON the Hilltop Track.
Turk. the long shot Of tho day. furnished q
.omicol episode. lie was entered In the third
rsco at a selling valuation OF $500. and led all
the why, winning easily by three lengths from
ronolop. n. i. Sherlock. owner and trainer Of
Turt. hid his horse in at $1.505. but could
M. furnish tho money to pay the advance.
The horse was then put up ut auction again
and bought in by his ownor. this time for 1856.
sherlock was unable to pay the money de-
mandcd, and the ASSOC citation procco cd to levy
on the horse. But Turk was speeding down
tbe boulevard in charge Of stable boy Do
tcc,iyes started in fruitless chase in cab.
and tho outcome was that the thoroughbred
aeon left the cab out OF sight. sherlock's share
of the purse. $3.50. was withheld. and Sherlock
al honnc. The bookmakers who were ruled on
on Thursday. appeared in the ring. but they
n' The track was in fair, condition aftor the
great snow storm. and he racing was fairly
good. standard stImbl 3 snd fel IN the sec.
g gnckev ". IL. Penny under tho rnils. Tho lad
was severely bruised. but escaped serious In.
,mry Three favorites won. and all except
TURK had plenty Of hackers. Summary:
THE f1RsT RACE.
Purse $500. for beaten horses; threeQuarters Of .
laden Stable, CHI e. St John, aged. by Bothera,ion.
dam ~ N,Gt'ry' ti, Ss i.siyS;;;.
ssf I'. sns's ana Count
sssss ss; q d :ss Extra
THE SECOND RACE.
5 g. Ms ys and Das s.i Sn
Sssss: II III l,i': o MANN:
c
Eaanss s! sSs p nSti ss f:a is
'' THE THIRD RACE.
B. shsrloeis b. &. aurk. 4, by rureo-Naess ,. 81
" " n s"yn. nr h. feneon .s:a ilsitnj....
Re" rsiaa aH' Lady pulsfssT andi; >. also ran.
B.,,ins-r.u to against Turk. 2hto 1 .renslon. 20
So 20 .rsS s,1E
THE FOURTH RACE.
ro ,p% Sy ,s oifsnsS
T. Bs,che.ors Dr. g. Pan Handle O. 81 n. Leigh
ranx kaeF Enso s JACK Rs.e and ernanc also
ran.
::: Hs.s: III !: .s e :: s ss" han
THE FIFTH RACE.
E!eish,:,SS Z Gambler. aged by BramSls-pai'y
!, tsr@Sas:sh R.stoqrq A. vi iilus'.onj::::
vi" s.r SH iSSe:i and OVEN Golden Also ran
:, H p.9s5 Sasas ri. S@ =. :ssS :so
THE SIXTH RACE
Peri; ;'1'1ns ssxsn in'SS y Fsond.sora
Anna. 1l2 Martini. ;:;:,,.;.........."l
y se:sst 81 l. Hsn aHea las
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New Jersey Marksreu

Tho thirteen incnes Of virgin snow which covered
the or tho New Jersey Shooting Club At Clare
mont Yesterday noon was speckled with thousanda ~
s nss OF -. snA"eiea ooe roc. 'srse's wnen tho
spor, OF their regular weekly prize CLAW piueoncract
Inc eomnet,ions Their. w.r. . dozen sx.n,. on ~.
card. Notwithstanding tho fact that q stir breeze
va. ~. 9th, ~, ,h. ,,.,, .,..... - 49, 80.
n.uo 'ne u'sn' VI 'ns MOCK pigeons from 'ho trap
rather eccentric good scores shot. Tho events
-. -. ,..I ,..,
sxpeft rules ireaefck a. MOORE ana William j. Simp-
son. l. sasn; =. + Goinnson 70: Dannefelter. -
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WHEELMEN ANTICIPATE A rig YEAR.
Race Circuits to Ne . Eeature-Tho Ne.
tlonal Racing Board to Meet II April.

The cycling season will be we'll under way In
another week. Preparations by the clubs and
dealers have been made for an active season.
The League Of American Wheelmen and the
various associations Of clubs are also making
extensive preparations for a big year. Racing
will be one Of the leading departments OF tho
League OF American Wheelmen this year.
While that organization has always displayed
some interest in racing matters. it has been
OF such small character that this department
has been rather neglected The League in
narity are due entirely to the efforts Of individ-
4sens Es Sss
work; With the nppointmsnt Of the new Rae aa;
branch Re Of the CIV L. A. ". The kssine Board IS
at present al, work upon plans which will place
prominentiy ana po , before the public.
Arrangements for The New York New Jersey;
nament at New Haven on Monday. junea
S cs0ury VIII
s
under tho sasPiees Il the Crescent Cycle
hold o meet After the Buffalo races the racing
men will go to Pennsylvania, In that State
the Scranton and York Wheemen will hold
races. Three meetings will be held in New
Jersey. but no definite arrangements have
been consummated for the Jersey tourna-
ments.
State championship races will be allotted to
each club in the circuit No official dates have
as yet been determined upon for any OF the
clups excepting the Rome Cyclers. who will
hold their meet on May 80. and the Riverside
Wheelmen OF thie city. who will hold q tourna-
ment at the Manhattan Field on July0
The Kings County 'Wheelmen are arranging
June. Tho Mani attain. Field and June 18 are
looked upon Is the likely place and date for
The National Racing Board will hold meet
ing in this city the first week In April. Many
changes will be made in the existing rules. It
u possible that one or two more national
championship races will, be created Tho
championship events now consist OF o quarter,
half. and one mile safety: quarter: half. and
one milo ordinary. and one-mile tandem
event. Racing men favor the creation OF O
two mile safety national championship event.
The idea Of changing the date OF the ma
tional meeting Of the League OF American
Whee)men from July until September will
come up for the consideration OF the Execu-
tive Committee next m onth.
It has been decided to hold the national meet
at Washington in July This month Is not
satisfactory; The Capitol e Is regarded as
suggested. and will likely be- chosen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-20

!. il"boken Racane: aud Handbsli Club yesterday
Harvard. Second winter Danes.

u.hneE March l9.-Ths second winter meeting At
ia to-day was unusually successful and of much
=, interest than the last meeting. Tho best events
afternoon were the flying rings contest and tho
"a, , 'eu'' The New York man, stoll. was too much
A.. rivals and easily won nrst prizo in the former
.h.' In the pole vault Crane OF the B. A. A. lust
49,, ~ feet inches. one inch more than the
hsSs, oIt rad 70 be content with Jump OF 10 feet
lumbsr ~ WAS was ladies' day and an unusually large
Exns Il f ~ e..,ions OF the Harvard men. The FOL
aumnn ~, l,lyh Jump Non by q. T. Fearing 90 with
fsmbiin1 I. Wo 10 nnhts' g. @ CLANCY "a, second.
second ''-"on Wy H. Aacallister. 'y3: Z. Z. Clark.
IArrer second. Wv ' - - W.
VI 1so ssaes-noI by p Richardson. 20: c. B. Earle,
La n.t-Won by Crane, A., actual vault 10
saali 3: f,., "a cartwright. A. A., second, With
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OYER n SNOW- CLAD TRAIL
Hollesder or the Psstims A. &. won :th,
1Iarrlers' Hun.

Thirty two shverng athletes gathered in front OF the
Manhattan Cottage. at Fourth avenue and sixty NTH
street. Bay Ridge. yesterday afternoon to participate
In the postponed annual country handicap OF
the Prospect Harrers. The event was originally
scheduled for washingtons Birthday. but the lack OF
entries caused tho club to defer the decision Of tho
event until yesterday The course up hill due east
thence down through tho cump trees crossing the
Manhattan Beach Railroad tracts 20 street
ing at the woods to Bensonhnrst yeerng TO Vile
to Eighteenth avenue 10 sixteth street. down Fourth
avenue home.
i was an interesting race for Hollsndsr won easily
Kuhlke third. Sam Freeth fourth. Baynes NTH. and
Lloyd sixth. the large number Of novices giving the
back markers ne chance to get through. which they
were not slow TO take advantage OF. Tho winners
tune " ss - minutes 10 seconds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-20
Want. to Back Choyn.k, Against Hail.

John c. Humphrey Of this city formerly Of Oakland.
Cal called At the Po'ies office yesterday and
neuncsd thst he Was willing to back Joe ChoyRxki OF
San Francisco 70 fight Jim Hall OF Australia for S. 900
side and the largest purse the olympic or the Califor
MIA Athletic Clpo wS9id 1nsf Is me well
Icy is his partner Humphrey said: II Hall p eager
for VIII meet his hacker At any time 70 put Mp ~ 900
SoI ana sstsbo,csr HSmphr:y Sisted he Would also
match DaDnie, Neeaham to night Tommy Ryan in the
California Artistic Club for e60 600 side and the srg
est purss.
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dLorcksrR March 19.--First racs-ssven .eighths OF
annie pns Bohemian hrst Pennington second. Buckeye
Second Race Four and one-half furlonas. skeez
Tine. OH.
ihl,d RaceSeven eishths Of mile Coriosnns hrst.
"mliam Henry second. Lancaster third. Time. 3a.
.fcurth Race-SiS and one-haf fnrlongs. Garrison
IN ,Si,Df He!muth second Little Addie third. Time.
ehn RirhRi third Time 81
nNth Race-four anu one.hnif furlones. Young Lot
"yhl Bonnie LASS second, sunday third Time, 90.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-20
John Hayes Found Drowned.

John Hayes. aged %. Of Valley Stream. was
found drowned in brook about four feet deep
between Pearsalls and Valley Stream yester-
day morning. he was seen ABOUT tho Valley !.
Stream depot the night before. intoxicated.
Coroner Horton believes he either fell into the :!
An inquest will be held. - ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-20
Mu.le ..s Painting. .t ,.e New York A. c.

Fifty eight paintings were exhibited at tho sixth
nual lean exhibition OF the New York Athletic Club
yesterday afternoon. The occasion ladies' day
and the usual crush fair visitors the result In
addition to the exhibit OF paintings there musical
entertainment 10 the gymnasium. the contributors be-
ing W A. Prime, tenor Frederic Gillette baritone, and
the affair delightful one
Among the paintings that attracted attention were
"The Tempest" weird work by A. r. Ryder, and
Echoes OF the Waits" = charming Offering by Z. g.
Reinhayt, s'.I7
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-20
New. from the Hors. World.

.ak.l Rayeloc.-Salvator broke the record
alter his match with Tenny
senator l.e!ant Stanford has refused an offer
EsllO,0,D for his four.year-old colt Adver-
User. by EloctloEeer. Advertiser is to S>aoeeed
MS Sire In the stud ut Palo Alto.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-20
BOWLING.


Friday nights series In the Charity tournament re-
Empire Nc. LA Due. 81: Schultz u: Lehman ST.
Klepps, 90: Schmidt. II. Total $685.
SECOND cAAE.
Schmidt. %: i.ahr. rs VIII e. Total. sts '''
Dun.on -; Fritisl. - Total. sss W. -'' w.
FOURTH
weser Bund-J. Gerdes. 75 Funk. 81: Fojen. %:
Eiskamp. 6o; W. Gerdes, 81. Total 2S2.
Excelsior No. 1-Rnnk, 81; Litz, II; =. Hoops 81; II.
Hoops. ~: QUAD. 50 Total. 231.
Tonris.oE@snsT ss Lss 81: Quern. Gil Dosehsr. es;
The Y NJ C. L. A. tenn Of Elizabeth ana Crescents Of
Piainfed rolled game at tho ialters alley. on Fri
day night. tho visitors winning by ten pins. The
y N. c. /. A. Of Elizabeth-J. Nolte 1s4; McCabe
1871; EnRei 1854: {. sauer 1877; Clogher, 1856 McCoud
sausr. iIi. Total. 1881.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ,s7; Their; ~: Vail 1lfG1:
no. l51 3sa wnis ~ ~
Assres Of games for $50 side was rolled on Friday
oftbs Gsrmsni.s ind wilkins 81 The phss Tue latter
ss
Sish ssnsS lInyns. ~. %ilssa.. ais s'ssh ss%sH
SnsS sS 'ss 49,
day night was won by the Alpha team: Tho scores
Mphs.KrGnsr. ~; IIeids; ~; Werner 1871; He'll
ysttsr Ioz; Bawinisi. l7a. Toia' TO. ''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-20
FENCING x1rn rorrs
Result or the freiinipary Csatssts ~ The
New York A q.


Tho New York Athletic Club gymnasium was
lively place on Friday night. the floor being
filled with fencers. lunRinR at ench other and
pounding tho floor with their feet while tho
alert judges kept track Of the chalk marks on
the black jackets and jotted down the points.
There were an even twenty entries for the foil
championships. and four bouts were contested
simultaneously. Following are the bouts in
addition to those published in The Sun yes
terday morning.
J. W. Gerard. Jr- n. "a C, defeated J. Lehman.
CIV to =: ". T. Heintz. q. T. ", defeated CO
Nadal fencers Club 8to 81 c. c. Nadai Fencers' Club
defeated J. W. Gerard. Jr, n. Y. A. c., to 2; B. r.
9o'CcnTn NOT. NJ A. C. Defeated G. Bo,hnsE sto
k Ks,Srr,r a.Issssa = sehsusG
A. ~ 6I :; Kemp; c, T. ". a.tssssa 6.
dsiss sss o!po .2 boston 4SGss so s.
hv z Post fsnsets Club defeated G cunningham
sss,ss,s$ 4 4 kiisi.s: yT '. "a; fS.I
Ss's
y !: e. BS.hnsr. p A. 9 ,defsaieS :: ".
a e. d.fssisd ssi,uses. ssot's To 3:
Faseny ~ s Sssss,a sis:wa
Sads f.ns.. Chs
TiaI defeated friods.n: rhiisds phis 70 8:
pittsburgh. to o: W ]. iieIntz C. +. v. dsteated
n'snchy MAJ, AyZ Post, fsncers Club.
40 Thatcher. boston A. de ed W.T. IIeintI CIV
Foneers club: oconnor. fsncers' ciaS. De.
latham. Fencers Club. defeated G. C. NadaL Fencers'
S S,,i sio3: scheurer g: defeated Wfredeen.
Fenssrs club defeated s. r. shaw NJ y S. a. 70
J.: ". IS OConnor. Fencers Club. defeated G. Bothner
k.%p Ssss ia rsn A sst eaS as
GaS ssan.H sSthS. Ts!nap SSsr
q: Thatcher. Boston 4. A. deiested A. C. Cunningham.
cHisSInss cIap o Sa.G sc.,aa
ham. Feneers' Club. defeated J. dersrd n i. A. c.
1ToI; e. latham feHcsra s Club defeated Lehman;
Kemp, 6. r v. 2: J. Aiaire. II 7. ~. defeated
Claiborns fencsrs club to 2: ". T. lIeintz g T.
0Connor Fencers Club defeated g. Tatham, Fencers;
Club. Alto q. Thatcher Boston A. A., defeated j.
t.eSm,an;CT v. ttci:J Aliaire; y, Y. ~ defeated
ard: Boston a: A. defeated J. Scheurer r. C.. to q
+. B!nncby NJ a. G.. defeated r. +. UConnor 8 to Il
fcatsd c. q Nadal. Fcncers' Club 3to W.
The original intention was that each man
should have one bout with every other. but at
midnight it was seen to be impossible and It
was decided to lot tho affair rest on the basis
OF eight bouts for each man. The points out
Of possible 80 scored by those who had quail
ffed are as follows:,
SCOTT VConnor ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-20
Fu,Gord H.. Challenges Elliott.

CHICAGO. March l8.-E. D. Fulford, the crack wing
shot. to-day paid his fGrfets In matches with Rolo
Hsicks. George Kleinman and II. wadsworth. He has
now challenged j. A. II. Elliott Of Kansas city to shoot
for the American Field Cup the match to come % in
the latter city fuford will leave IN the morning for
Utica, n. y, where he 10 to be married.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-20
J,n-y NcL.ushl,. to Ride for n. r. Dryer

That good rider. James Mclaughlin. will DO
seen very often In tho saddle during the COM
inc season. as he will ride for Michael F.
Dryer whenever he can do the weight.
6eer In Nnreh for two or three years past, and
ne hopes to BIO able to get down to 11S pounds
when tie warm weather comes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-20

Twin Features Or . Great Railway.
Safety and comfort arc the distinguishing attributes
the Psnns ylvania Railroad Travellers know how 10
appreciate such q onIunctiou--<ds
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ii. Harold.
The Athletic & anes OF barnard School.
Tho second annual indoor games OF tho Barnard
School Athletic Association occurred yesterday after
noon in the Eighth Regiment Armory. During tho
games, j. Blot of barnard School ran an exhibition
lime lie sr"seded in inocE,ng i've seconds Oh The
. .iGd ro s r " s
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,ul.s record this WAS the nrss time the event
Roller sEaing Race thaif mile)-won by B. Smith
Il yards) second, L. smith q yaTds third r. Wemple
Il yards. Time. 2 minutes ~ seconds.
Potato Race Boys OF 10 and under-FinAl heat
won by Mayne tscratchi second smith "a ysFds);
third, y Hurns a Yards. Time ~ SECONDS -.
yardr>: second " Lyon (scra,rhl Time minutes IS
High Jnmp-won by Rogers ~ inchesL actual jump
feet ~ inches second h. simpson q inches. actual
Threesgged Race distance lat yards. scrAtch--won
by A. Hyde and W Jaeger: second L. Russell and w. A.
Dixie. Time. 25 80 seconds ...--' 4
ThresssRed Race di.tais. ~ yards for Boys q is
second. SyInnes and FieRansbai -
Wheelbarrow Race tBoys under l5l. distance l<7
yards-Fnal heat won by Il Fellows scratch; second
J, Palmer iscrstch Time, 23 4 s seconds. ,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-20

Howard. W. T. Hentz. B. +. O'Connor. A. v
z Post. Allaire. F. Banchy It was o clock
4. N. before the last bout was finished and q
tired lot OF .fencers left the club house. I'm
necessary delay In starting was the cause Of
the long drawn out encounters,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-20
SHOOTING At THE COUNTRY CLUB.
Good Scores Made by the Club Mes At
Westchester.

There large gathering OF society folk ana club
men yesterday at the beautiful home Of the Country
Club at weschester. when their usual semi.monthly
pigeon shooting contest took place. The shooting
good considering the fact that the amateur mark .msn
and poor light caused by the glare OF the the
newly fallen snow. There were 1--WE regular svenfs
and any number OF impromptu scorers. Among those
who won were Jordan L. Mate. Jr.. u. r. Cashier
W. o. Br0kaw. W. Douglas, II. Adee, George Work. and
II. Harold.