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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-16
The Auxiliary Yacht Alma.

The lates. addition to the feet OF small cruising
auxiliary yachts Is the twinscrew schoonerrgged
yacht Alma. designed by Charles !. Seabury Co. of
Nyack for Charles J. Clarke Of Pittsburgh who will
use the boat on Lake Worth. Fla
Her principal dimensions are: Length over all. 90
feet: length water line. ~ feet; BEAM 10 feet;
draught. feet inches The hull is built OF oak frame
and EEL also oak stem post and stern post dead
Ac Tho decks OF white pine IN narrow strips Her
deck.
1t is very large and roomy and well divided. Under
the forward deck IA large naphIha tank and next AFT
10 chain locker amt storerooul the owners saloon 10
next II Is Is feet long and IS lifted with WIDE com.
Portable seats each side. These are also used for
derneath. This saloon IL finished In cream and gold
enamel paints: II IN beautifully upholstered IN silks.
dansIs kc.. and has extension table book and chart
racks. gun racks china closet &C. AT OF the saloon
Il rOrt sids ID toilet room and on The starboard
aide larxs galley AZ. OF The galley s ne m9;.r or
motors engines Thcs. motors are very compact
and economical to run and do not require any boiler
They use nAphthA gas or vaDor and arc automatic III
their working. The engines arc set down IN tho boat
next to tho keel have no smokestace or tunnels and
are in 4 small separate compartment II isexperted
seven m les per holir.
The salts and rigging OF ample sys for the vessel.
and she VIII often be under sail oynw! boats are
carried dsvts The cabins arc lighted ny electric
rGors This is the Invention Of Mr. lou. Clarke. son
Of the owner. The Alma starts for Philadelphia on
Saturday. and will proceed from there TO Florida stop
ping route at all principal cities she hrs good nc.
Communications for the crew and their quarters are
lifted with folding berthS and good storage !ockerA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-16
CURRIERS' IN CONTENTION.
A weii.Attendea Meeting or the National
Organization.

There was special meeting OF the Grand
Nationa! Curling Club Of America at the rooms
OF the Caledonia Club, 81 Horatio street, last
night. the clubs represented being as
follows: Caledonia OF New York james
b. Gillie and Eavid Fouls: Jersey City
Chb-James Stevens. NJ. Simmonds. aud
II. A. Mcknight; st. Andrews OF New
fork-W. II, Smith and Thomas Nicholson;
lonkers Edwin I. Thomas. GeorEo Frazier.
and James +. stewart; Thistle OF Now York
John Watt and David Dag: Empire City Of
New iork-Adam Mannell: Thistle OF Brock
lyn-George McGregor: Manhattan OF New
iork-Thomas Wallace; Utica Club james
T. Stewart proxy; America OF New
iork-Francis Dykes and George Grieve;
Albany. City Clnb-,lohn W. McHarg and !. J.
F yam iSchoonhoven; mmrire Of Al3any-Havid
Hutchinson md A.C. Anderson John O'Groat.
Now York George o,nR John Morehcad. Geo;
EHn NM mcG1Ge Mpmson iGpE lnanh
-l9hn DQbe.
rI The full board OF officers. consisting Of
Thomas. First Nice-Prcsident:. John. Watt.
second sson Vice. siIent; /. a; Mcknight.
The most important business was decision
DON tTophy on he nE Of the Xila iE! C fs Gus
e ,Aitany md that ono rink each from the
san tEe WS @n INK. l% 9Jm r. spIs s o
was made to have one rink selected fran Ncw
York city. but it was defeated.
a. James kel!ocE ~ fonkcrs resigned tho rosi-
ttion OF First Vice .rresiuont. ana Edward J..
j l,homas also OF lonkcrs. was elected to iii
By misprnt In section .. chapter g Of the
rules. the distance between ties read AZ Yards
lhis was corrected So az TO read 30 yards.
BY an amendment to the rules, the President
OF the winning club will in the future he the
custodian Of the Mitchell medal. Formerly
the skip held the trophy.
The Milwaukee Curling Club. which was re-
Gently reorgcnized. renewed its membership
In the national body.
The Distric. Medal OF 1885, 90 was awarded
to he Jersey City club.
vote OF thanks was rendered the Ontario
that organization on tho occasion OF the last
international match,
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INV 1IAvrS. Dec 16-Jos Choyinskt has been spend.
ing several days In this city. becoming acquainted
with friends OF his father Yesterday he visited the
fale campus and other places Of interest and last
evening entertained at Heublein's. whore he met
prominent sporting then and politicians. In speaking
Of his plans for the future Choyinski said:
leave for the West Friday, and after giving exhibit
tions in Chicago Denver and other cities shall 70 to
my home In San Francisco. Ihave no special arrange
ments for smother nght but viii lay by for awhile and
after Goddard gets through trying TO make match
with all the prominent fighters would ~ to meet
him for large purse. don't like prize nghtinR and
only In 1t for money. When get enough OF VIII
retire" .
Choyinskta father came from Europe to this city
about forty years and prepared to enter iae
In order to gain funds to meet his EXPENSES IN the uni
mary. near New York. while teaShnI there h1 De.
enan,ored OF ono Of the pupils and woulo nhva
married her had not several prom nen men ~ this
city The young man was hustled on 70 the
West and has since gained distinction IN san frAncisco
Joe spent tho day yesterday III looking up these Old
friends OF his father.
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To.dny's Entries mt Guttenburs.

frat Facr-Three:Quarers OF mile. Bowery Tattler.
Cascade I22 Alarm.r JerQuet. Jupiter III; MentLol
no: THINKS. Adagisa colt io5: Annie W.. lo:.
SecOnd Rnce-sS and n half furlonHs seiIing Green.
Wlch. us: Gray Rock. lo Bob Sutherland lO0 Early
Blossom. 100; Mohican. lU4.
Third Rnce.-fivo and one half furoncs; selling
False Aherns lU': Carrie My. 1oJ; Rocket. lCU
lslen he,psrus. lO: spot. 1o3 Miss Bess. 81: Leyre
lily. Vi: Happy Wnri. "a.
Fourth Rsce-One niir; selling. King Crab III;
nlitzen. III: burlington, H.: Jester lul Genlcchy
VI.
Fifth Racr--Four nn,i u half furlongs: selling Cold
Stream. 4: Ben VOYAGE. Gladiator 1O7; B-rwvn, lC5;
D-rau.trr Clotho. Express. IOl; Ocean Queen hliy,
tiold Digger. 1Ol. p-iie D.. 81.
sixth haze Scven,'isiths d. mile; selling Dew.
drop gelI!nK no. Banning Bird. Jos: Big Man. Jog;
Axraci, lc5; Duyn. lOt. Tasso Panhandle, TO-.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-16
WHITE tLAsHrR)-ILKvEN PICKS



(a) An oli.fashioned continuation which 10 seldom
PLAYED in modern match or tournament games
lb) This move which gives up pawn for tbs SAKE OF
lively attack by blacks two combined bishops. oc
currsd nrst in = celebrated game between Neumann
&c, Ok would be met with 7. P-KBA
tempting P-B e. which would be answered by P-Q o.
(J white Is forced to castle. for black threatens
B-kt2: IT. for instance. L. kt-Q8. black eau safely
III II oEB 5. At once black wond reply Poe with
the identical attack as In actual play. .-
is) II kt-Rt 3 then R--R o. with no apparent advan
tI5 Apparently stronger than Z T but for showal
d II R-Kt g. 20. Kt-K4. Pos: 20. Kt-B Q ch.
K-Kt 2 Ube only move to get ouD.
O. After g. R-K wh. cannot 6 force e mate SlsGs
which would only lead TO draw.
~ II kR-Kt3 8. 81 KtxP B-Bsq: 20. R-k and
tmi The only move aver, speedy loss IfRxP. then
I'M P-Kt would Immediately draw because ofPxP.
and when white plays IIR :. black also replies Pr
PxP: AZ P-Kt 3 oh. K-R4: 40 R-R mate.
tp> Hr-R3 PR draws as afterward tho At +
is without support OF the rock
K-Kt2. K-h6:+ ~: P-R3 k-Ktd: ~. k-93ch K-B
!: ~. R-B 3 XXI ]: 20 R-B7 KIP: 81. X l.. K
tri best. II X IP. q. XXI XXI {; a. R-K 7.
Exp: ~ RI oh. XIX 81 60. KSoP. X 1P: o. R.
s5s r. :I Snsns to 60 on to to tie the r0oi
u, The winning move to draw the black K to KtA
w, After P-Q !: 80. queens. i queens white mates
in
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Goddard 1. Going to Chicago.

Joe Goddard was in town yesterday. This afternoon
he will leave for Chicago. where he IS to NIL an engage
nen next week lie Will then return to San Francisco
Goddard s looking we'll but his right eye 10 still In
mour ming. the result OF ono of Peter Makers blows
In speaking Of his future plans he said,
Pm going to make Corbett fight or come down from
his perch as champion OF America. have substantial
baci ing and can lay my hands $50 ONO OF my own
money It's the coin that that talks nowadays. and
I've got the material. you bet.
Goddard thinking seriously Of going into the saloon
business in san Francisco lie believes that he wiz
make money there II he cannot secure good location
there he w try his luck and invest hts money In this
is his intention also to become citizen OF the
United States and make his home hero.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-16
Parkways at the Traps.

There was large attendance Of the Members OF the
Parkway Rod and Gun Club present at Dexter Park
yesterday. was tho last regular club shoot OF the
year for the oius gold medal and special prizes
also the best for the annual prizes In the
srsi classes. Nineteen competed at birds each
class handicap. modified birmingham rules A. Botty
j. Bennett. and 4. Waeldin tied with seven each for
the medal. ana on the shoOton Bennett won. j. Link
Col seoycr md u. Bookman killed six each and tied
for the class prize: Link tho shoot.U A.
Waeld,n won the prize In class with seven. The
scores:
Club Shoot, Class A. Ro,ty. 70 yards :; J. Rem.
nett 80 yards j. Blake ~ yards, D; 4. Blower 70
g. T short: 20 yards. =; a. Andrews rs yards. 6: H.
Glass 81. Link: ri yards O. Col selover, 81 Yard,
q y. Bookman. rs yards. y q, OBerry. 27 yards Z:
Is yards. q; W., seIoyer. 80 yards. 3. '
yards. ~
Ties tor ciUTs gold medal-J Bennett, 8: A. Botty p
Ties for Class price,. Link. 5: Col sslover 2; H.
BUOkmau. 9 ~ y -
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4 PEACEFUL SOLUTION,
berkeley Athletic AssoclatIou Troubles
Ended by COmpromise.

AS predicted In yesterday mornings Sun.
the opposing eloment in tho Berkeley Athletic
Association mot yesterday afternoon and
came to an amicable agreement. by the terms
OF which compromise Board Of Directors
was elected. and tho proposition by DR.. White
was accepted. William NJ. Martin presided.
Tho reading Of the minutes OF tho previous
meeting was dispensed with. and tho unani-
nous vote of the clu b was cast for the follow
ing Board of Directors:
William NJ. Martin. Charles E. Manierre, John
Bloodgood. Thos, 4. Sturges. Samue Spencer.
L. !. H. Meyer. N. ". Harris. Alfred W. Bates.
and John NJ Bowers. The only changes from
tho ticket originally named were the substltu-
ton OF Messrs Sturges and Bates for FAhnes-
took and Spackman. The stock as voted con-
sisted Of $3.50. 900 worth cast by A. L. Manierre
and $4,000 BY John NJ. Bowers. representing
DR.. White
i. Biak eman. ono Of the inspectors at the
last meeting made a protest against the pro-
cedure. claiming that there had been an cleo
would not he legal. His approximations we're
Guieted. and the meeting came to . har::
Monday afternoon and elect officers.
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MN oRLs,"s. Dec, l1-The track was heavy to-day.
Nirier WAS ,ha only invOrte to win.
Fra, 'tscs--Five fur"ns Pat Hudson lo7 (stucky)
1910 won Easily by two lenchths; Kitty Cherry 30
l.rianl H. second: Joe Lee. lo1 tArmstrongL
second Race selling: six furlongs. Zampost 100
ktnoc u 10 I. won easily by two lengths: Roseoln,
IHG UIsmoe,zl 8 10 !. second: HO0dVo los (BAnksl
to |. inird. Time ~. ~
rniri R,"s--s-ng; :vs furlongA virden. 100 a..
Mrlbouaiul 4 To ]. won BY = length In drive: Tom
Say. l"i ,Nattox. 10 TO J. second: Matte jennie 81
uiichnrtsl. ~ to !, third. Time. u0.
Fourth iare-sellinY; six inriongs. Queer Toy. 100
iE jones'. 80 |. won BY length: John J. J.. lOi H.
mn 20 to J. second. Nathan Frank, ll3. TO third
TINE ~.
Fifth Kace--Selling: one mile. ". ]. Munson 90
iSucky) II 10 r. won by two lengths Julins SAX H3
ksn0eh 10 ], second; Priinero. vi jorisnL to .,
thru, Time. "a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-16
STAN boul at Chicago.

CHICAGO. Dec. l5.-one OF tho most valuable
strings OF trotters ever brought to Chicago
wks unloaded this morning at Washington
Park. where the animals were visited By many
lovers Of horses. STEAMBOAT. the champion
trotting stallion, with record Of 2:07h. is the
star OF the string.
The horses are tho property OF the estate OF
on their way to New York. where they will be
sold by auction next week.
Next TO Stamboul comes Nancy Lee. the
dam OF Nancy Hanks. who will probably bring
- big price as was ever obtained for q
brood mare at auction. The consignment
numbers more than fifty head.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-16

CHICAGO. Dec. 1a-The indoor tennis cha M ions,p
tournament. when has been in progress since Tues
day. continues to attract brilliant patronage at tue
Auditorium. rlay began yesterday at ar ~ with tho
J. a: Ryerson and I:w Carver postponed from tie
! score Of ga. Chase then tackled his srstwhils
partner in singles and beat him as. Ill.
unusual keennsss, which tho former nnaliy won by
los; 81 Chase and Ryerson then came together
Chase q dispo.sh Of Victor Filing III O.. sloepn
The Chase brothers When play Was abandoned nj
II $50 l.. " each pair had won eight games.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-16
The volunteer.' Record on the Football rl.,s.

Hsrlem's crack football eleven. tho yountsers dis
banded last evening The team made brilliant record
during the pact season. playing eleven games OF which
they won nine They were defeated by tho New York
A. c. by to O. And by Seton Hall College By 10 to O.
They opened the season with the vAruna Boat Club.
and beat them by 22 toA They then beat the Tenali
Outing Club BY to Q. Yonksrs Military Academy by
Elizabeth A. q.
season the Volunteers expect to have ono of the
strongest elsvenh ~ tbs country. and games VIII be
.rIAnEed with Al the college esyens They will have
SSlsgs and VIII be coached BY several college players
team are; Csrs Mcgowan. Billy Camp cousin Waite
Camp OF Yale; Lsnerts. Kelly 0atclaf Mamlok, Bryan
S6i ne Trey TsSaneiogy team John Blot Columbia
ssher. Cohen Rosenfeld Of the Michigan University
StaheIty VhlAr. Ned Tomlinson and hoffman OF the
New York g.. britton Of Barnard College. and Hor-
gar one Of ths Ses. end Ea,hs +. IL the country
the Columbia On New rsAx's Eve
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-16

James warburton. more familiarity known As
"choppy." who spr,nted away from a large neld Of
fellow veterans In the recent remarkable handicap
stamford Bridge, London. has since been disqualified
by the promoter OF the race. Sir John y. Ashley
The objection which proved fatal TO the heavy e.
amateur vss hts comparative youth. which showed
him to be fully three below the half century"
e. sheepseye'k who finished second Is also under sus
pcion and hs entire stakes are withheld until all dis
putss can be settled.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-16
New York Canoe Club.

Tho annual meetin Of the New York Canoe Climb will
DO held on Monday next tsf. NJ at the rosms Of Will
liam Whtiock. 81 West Tweuty.second street. Tho
business will be the usual
elect officers Tor he ensuing year incorporate the cus
The purser's report will be an unusually Interesting
one, snowin OWN. -, gress improvement ~ the clubs
the menbers amounting TO nearly $1,000 ~
As required by the constitution at a me etinS ~ III.
Board Of Trustees. held on Dec. IL. decided TO
submit tho following names for election as ofhcers M
trustee for the ensuing year Captai j r Lake MAJ
Schuyler schefoln Furtsr. Charles j. stevens: Trns
tee John c. Mowbrayt ''"s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-16

They arc to have novel pigeon shooting match In
Chicago shortly ]. NJ Hamne Of that city has backed
Atwnter for SEE to Kill fifteen nifty selected
birds within the American alton boundary with
sbow and arrow the loser to pay for tho birds f. D.
fuiford. the wellknown expert taking the other end
srcher and as he isn0t limit cd the distance he is
70 s,And from u. traps. the match appears
The birds are 70 70 from I'VE automatic King traps
ana ne archer viii probably stand At least yards
II said thai Mr. Atwster can kin ~ least Is out of
sneot Elliott Of Kansas City Z 50 to ;. shoot:
shot Al, " ~ -~S
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The Dundee Kaee Cour.. Syndicate.

" It 10 said that II tho proposed New Jersey
yace track bill passes the Legislature OF that
tate this winter. the Dundee TRACK. near
Paterson. will be rsopened as arrival to Gutten-
burg. Tho new purchasers of the Dundee
poiiticisns; County Clerk Samuel Taylor.
COUNTY. Collector Isaac 4. Hopper, ex.sherifi
Cornelius T. EcEerson. Cornelius J. Cadmus.
II the race track bill fails the purpose 10 to
eonvsrt the property into real estate spocu-
lation.
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The 81. Bernara Sir Bedivers to Come to
New York

The New York 81. Bernard kennss have added An
other prize winning st. Bernard TO their Kennels This
time IL "a the great Sir Bedivers ono OF the best ST,
Bernardo ever Imported. -' ~
Tho price u not named. but II must have been long
one a, Mr. ssss p ms former owner I, said ays
we're will have for kennel com nan on, Marvel Kin~s
ton. Regent. Refuge H. and last hut not least tho
peerless frincen Florence. 1t sad that the New
YORK g. BERNARD sennsa VIII shortly dispose n ali lis
brood bit cheg with the exception Princess
aud will copnne their Kennel to stud dogs only "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-16

CARLsLv Dec. ia new State football league to
include teams from swarthmore Haverford Dickinson
franklin and Marshall. state College. and Bucknei is
Des insOn College. -. -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-16
Player. for the Paris Billiard cnm..

Maurice DAILY has com peted the list players for tho
opening OF the Paris billiard academy Monday nxht
next Prof Kaarus ard Mortimer 7. Hum phreys W III
FIRST play Ave games ut tho French corner game Ex.
Champion John Deery and Mr. HUM hreys will next try
threerushon cArronis, 10 puints up After that Maui
rec psiy Wili Play sSCh.mpon Deery $50 points
kaaIlns anu DAILY Will rnish tho seancs with the cor.
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Racing Results ut Roby.

RoIv Dec IJ-First Race--Four nni 4 half fur lon r.
Rnhy won. Francis Pope second. Coughlin third. Time
O:5IA
second Rnce-seyen rurlougs Notus won. Royal
fM.h second. Gov. Porter third Time. 1874
Third Race-five inr!onSS Pullman first, Dew Drop
second. Iowa Boy third. Time. 90
Fourth Kare,fiys . and hair furongs Guido nrst.
fifth Race-,islf mile. Laura Abrams nrst Gomor
second, warder third. Time, O:5lh
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in son a % ..y y:s
night:
n.nns,. So rs "fSy sehopD' 1885,
syIs. ": fn5 s sl in iol. BALDWIN
srconp
H. lsa L.f"y 49, schoppo ISL
IT,: Norman. ~; Thompson is5, Total s4l.
,S..A.x. Dec. 1.-The following score. were made on
the Montgomery alleys in Section u. b. u games TO-
R:5Gn. Sumsy a19 9 9:s ~ LAKE,. ss
Booth. loV: Franks ISL. Total. sS2. ""A' ''''
SECOND CANE
Rszin. Q aa tn; 'e Ts! ..s s
BSo "a: fran H iSs total so '''
NJ .ey, Q, Their club house NJ hsrsen
the Bowling essn IL,
p Rssr.de tDtsdz. lel;. Heller 1ss: Abbot 157:
S is fsmSEn. IT, as0 ISL St r1.
Gssna''7 49, p nory ,s ~ Grant
iv4; barnes, lh4 bay. 1872: Holden. l7o Total $50
The eighth match of the .erie. for the championship
II s c q s III.
hss%nns < Z: dsfrsss id2; ceoki 1ls: x.slen.
Richter I2i: Holmes. 1870: Moellman. liz: Taylor
R d.re No. b.4N: -! s
iot.I 1878 '"' '''' ''''e'' 49, D''"A' Iva
s"suSnS N a SAM
for tic and ss"s ''Ds ss'0F'''
SECOND CANE
n.'m ~ a4 G4 xr. r:s 's su.s
M Vs. k,dsS:m ao' ill., sss,oa
sus.en 1888; Stalnm 1885, Bayer lis: spepsier. I'D:
1907 kissnau i5 flaenk. sS Gsfass lis: T:F
f s.S: s sHsns ss;
IN II. nss 1n ns rolled
R.Gysih. %0h u.s. Smith ~ owsn
Hswss w: Fh.ser ais T Oisi ~ ''' "A'' ''''
SECOND
u wet .;sf 1s H4s s,s s 1875 n.a. 1866
,ss srsadsra s''s ss
sls.as 1o is ss p'Hst HI Mcintyre
DER III; R:hah. 1857 Sumby 49, Io'. 4ss
The Columbus team rolled their concluding Eamss In
tho Casino tournament ON Wednesday night The
scores;
FIRST CAM
49, IN s.d.4 l.s t tns- t;sRH.'d
up s" is4: s 81 sDSy 1a. s''
sFcosp CAus
Observation-Disclosures. 1915. 4. J. Bushman. 1t6:
Al Bushman. ITS: 7. Hume. 1Ao: honoghan III To-
Conmbus-Rocker. l2l; LAnkow. 100 lombard.
l5o: stRdler. lb5 underdown. lo1 Total tV.
InIKD CANE
Al susnm.n ie!: :. Hume. lts; Monaghan. III. 10,
rna5lr 70 2Dnly IA; rd n.psE Ii7 IIo'n. lsi;
Tho Atlantic Boat Club and Night owl teams easily
defeated The Turn NeIein aud Friendships in tho o
bskeu tournament on Wednesday evening" The scores;
FIRST
jaeger. iS7; iiussmsn. 1850 Total, 1916. N'''
.rn ,s sase ia sna ~ s.ua
Iii: Brown. I54; Brsuxlnan. 1928. Total 1866.
CANE
yri.ndsh p..rst..ch. III; Eordhaus, 1875; spohr.
Night owls Barckh.rdt 1853; Prsnss. lis; Pull, lss:
s s: i I'll s 4S'. ats Johnson 1885, Meyer W
The Echo Club defeated the ce.umsus Club b, two
y Hf H. Mes :ii ,s
Iss; Ill GSsrn.re iss Ts. ssS
Of Brooklyn on Wednesday, night for the Perkins cup
..I. is .so5 sss it An .s s.1, IT,
Hosssn iHa: Baslsr is<; p.srce $50 Iotsi. 1859.
wv iDssssr. IL; y. EihSss ixs. 1SsM tSol. a'ms
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Preparing for n Poultry Show In PhiIadel.
pbln.

PiiLAprirnrA Dec 1.-THE nrst work was done Al q
meeting held last night for the poultry show of the
Philadelphia Club to be held at tho TAttersas in this
city. the week ending with Washing toms irthday
This WAS 20 adopt the premium list of the previous
snow. with tie single change Of class Tor blue
rIety.
The prize limit was Set At 81. 200 emp presented
by Mr. Phil j. Walsh OF this city sccepe ed Of.
Tered Tor the best display the class Ike tho
Childs singerly. and Fitzgerald trophies. 1t must he
won three consecutive times to be held. The show
Conmtttee J. g. Darlington. ~ H. Drevenstcdt. A. r.
GrG iron >; y; iio!inss pr H. lioskLns F. yahle
President r. Groves. Chestnut nm: Secretary. War.
ner Davis. Nhrtnth; Treasurer. Albert Thompson,
laundaie: e. yahe taking the place OF ". II. Child
In the Board Of Directors