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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-08
BRISTOL.

The appointment of Winthrop G..
Thurston AS United States Supervisor
for the town OF Bristol, by United States
Supervisor Blodgett. is looked upon as an
excellent choice.
The alarm OF fire sounded from district
three this forenoon, proved To he "a shed
In the Iear OF William Bradford's dwell
ing upon Church street caused by empty
ing ashes against the building. Loss
slight.
Mrs. James Woodworth, son and
daughter, left here this forenoon for
GAINESVILLE, Ohio. to visit her son.
Ia town spending IA few days With the
family Of George CoggershslI, Mr. aud
Mrs. Charles Allen of Fall River
The unexpected death of DIR. George A.
Pike has cast a shadow of gloom over the
entire community.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-08
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
EARL CARPENTER & Sons,


This old established house wholasales srs rattan.
ICE at fair prices and by prompt atte 10 I'm a.
ness ana the employment OF good men In their sev.
erl departments. merits a cont!nuance NJ IN.
patronage - lone On nioyed ~ s"e
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-08

BOOKS
-FOR-
THE PEOPLE.
Why I'm Single, by Albert Ross.
A Florida Enchantment.
My Official Wife.
A Woman Oh Fire.
A Woman of Ice.
Baccarat.
Her Love Her Ruin.
A Little Game With Destiny.
A Guilty Love.
The Fate of Libertine.
The Devils Compact.
The Demi Monde of Paris.
Pauline's Caprice.
The Sunny Side OF Politics.
The Modern Evil.
Marrying for Pleasure.
Her Private Character.
The Downfall
Nana-La Terre.
Monte Christie.
Three Guardsmen.
Gil Bias.
The Man in the Iron Mask.
Salambbo.
The Clemenceau Case.
The Evil That Women Do.
The Pace That Kills.
Thou Shalt Not.
His Private Character.
Garston Bigamy.
Speaking With Ellen.
In Stella's Shadow.
Her Husbands Friend.
High Life.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-08
business Mems Association.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Business Mems Association was held last
eveping, but owing to the interest cen.
tered in the parade but little was done.
William G. Jillson and Thomas +. Chap
pell were unanimously elected TO mem
bership. 1t was intended to bave "A sun
per at this meeting, but this was post
poned To some future time
The sun., 1892-03-16
WE'LL DONE, LASKER!
The German's Brilliant Fcat-Mnsoa and
Bird FAN Behind.

The German's Brilliant Fcat-MasOn and
Bird FAN Behind.
LONDON. March 15.-The event in to- day 8
play in the National Masters tournament was
tho brilliant victory achieved by Laskcr over
Rumboll. The former opened with q queens
pawn game. In the course OF which black ad.
Vanced his pawns on tho extreme queens
wing. The German master. however soon
broke UP the array of hostile rawns. and then
set sail for tho adverse king. who had castled
on the queens side. Rumbol by exchanging
bishop for a knight. doubled up whites
pawns on the kings rook file. but ere he could
90 any attacking he had to bring succor to his
King. Lasker carried out his attack in fine
style. winding. up with o sacrifice OF the
Queen. After thirty-nine moves Rumbolls fate
Mason received setback by Locock, who in
e Auy, Lopez maintained an even position
tnroughout. The game was abandoned as
drawn after forty moves. Bird caught another
goose egg; Having the move against Lee. he
lmperii!et this advantage. by opening with
In ~ In tho course OF tho game he
played n Centre Counter Gambit. precpitnted
the nttac X. whereby he got the worst OF the
position; but the Austria liun relaxed his atten-
ton. and Fenton won finally. by clever play
Van !liet lost TO Jasnogrodski. Loman and
Mortimer adjourned their game The game
between Gossip and Lce. left over from the
nth round. was finished to-day; tho former
scored on his llfty-lrst move. Appended is
tho game between Lasker and Rumboll:
The sun., 1892-03-16
SIR RAE WINS A FAST RACE.
TIE COLT AND LADY PULSJFER LEAVE
THE FIELD FIR BEHIND.
The Pair lsun the Mile and n Qunrter In
2,1t 3-A-Driszie and Woodcutter both
Lead Miss Bciie In the Handicap.

The Pair Hun the Mile and n Quarter In
a,1I 3-A-Driszie and woodcutter both
Lead Miss Bciie In the Handicap.
Tho race at n mile and quarter on the hill
yesterday was worth going long distance to
sec. Sir Rae and Lady Pulsifer moved out at
the last half milo and. leaving the field be-
hind. made hustling run home. Sir Rae
winning by u head. Dundee came in third.
fifteen lengths behind tho leaders Tho time
was 2:11l. which Is worry fast for the track,
and Sir lac was tho only favorite that won.
Tho handicap. Mt six and n half furlongs. was
won handily by Drizzlc. second choice. by
length and hnlf Woodcutter beating Miss
Belic. tho favoritc. n neck for second place.
West Farms stepped out OF tho ranks OF the
maidens by winning the opening dash ~
hSnn"s aSH,.s' tH.'i y to y " veil Saeksd
length and hhf from Rrasscsfi Maid Of a Al n
tonwood finishing poor third ., Pamway bw pea.
riace Sie by ' a head. Forest King won the last
nce BY length and hall tf%ma thra tS
THE FIRST RACE.
Purse $500. for maiden r.year.o olds and upward
White Star Stables ch c. West Farms Z. by Forester
J. F%neTsb io e. SrsSier l. ios lpeston
SS Ss 81 aso
Ret.nr-seysn to neainst West M Farm: r 70 70 Brs'
vicr "a ~ Pluto Muuals paid Slo'o 81 ~ $40.
THE SECOND RACE.
orsnss ss"sJ aGSs @ BY LonTheaSon
Glen Island Stables CHI h. Hruss.l.. 1o7 tsnedske,
Aitonwoo stables b. I. Maid of Altonwood. " N. :,
@Noon;,ay @ Duke John, Gantccn Muiiipan, Eimsons
Little Belle. Sarka colt and ,, I.emnnce also ran.
xsS ,i Susass p.S HrsS
MA
Handicap purse $500; six and half furlongs.
schuylk,lI Stables b. h. DrizAe. o. by 'eniiator-,
j. A. Baieheiors b. e Woodcntte.. 4 100 dsvinr)
Belsarius, Mvhicnn. Rancocas. and JACK Rose also
Rc %aTs pt.Se wSH,1S.''r .io
THE FOURTH RACE.
Purse S4Oo: selling; one milo and quarter
Khaftnn staoles b. C. Sir Rae. 4 by Ata-oonstehA',
W L"vels ch M Lady Puaifer & iop tCook) .......2
GsndalS Stables H. DUNDEE IN 3 lot O. "a.
n.ins-Ien to on $;I kas sgs,n:t "a q: Lazy rs,. u
sifer 10 to Dundee. Mutuas paid S3Vo $2.io $4oo.
THE FIFTH RACE.
Purse $500 for beaten horses; five furongs.
r., Bradey,s ch. r. Panway. g. by Paniquo-By the
Ebaftan stables b. T. G. W Cook aged Il5 tIi Penny)2
j. H. McCormick's b. +. Early blossom. T. 1o1 IT,
Bsarat. Marie Loss, and stratasem also ran.
Be,tns-rve to against game IanGay. IEan to 4 on O. W
Cook. 4!ol against Early Blossom Mutuals paid $l2
THE SIXTH RACE.
C. j. Ksiy's b. & Forest King O. BY Illused-wood.,
W. e tdt.ons b. z Tcraito. l. lis iii Lewis
Castle Sons b. Harrison M Ga.,s, Nonsy
maIer. and Harrison r also ran ,,,<
paid ssSo ssSo
The sun., 1892-03-16
Odds and Ends OF Sports.

| Thefe 10 letter at this office for Cal Mccarthy.
H' e. si5 tsi;s' ~sF'
GSsRn .r aHf a nsn 81 far
the 'arund Boat Cubs ENTERTAINMENT on Aprii4
Joe Darby. Enrland's phenomenal Jumper. keeps
FORWARD jimLs with weights.
Con Dugan. the lsht.weight fighter Of BROOKLYN met
dey Win ss.!p .a u" In . M TO sSs
ossr ns Ts a broken nose and wrist
The entertainment to be held by the New York Turn
e be ans Of efns a s osrea Sn Sy
dnr 81 the Tnrnsrr hs sesps are S
The programme will be varied and extensive one.
The fh Hnn"T symnHsis Of the
Iyceum on April q The events Will be horGonta al bar
pnaS BAN y"T o.. ,nx Sgs "a swnns and
Oil. New York city Tls fec 70; saeS hsa svent
ssrse Gos "t.' II" Ne@ spasf Yarx
les ,s snh s to train rain sns esnda'ss for tho Mott
q The mos. successful and skilled coaches in the
4s. r"a his training cannot fail to bring about
nR ro, En,s,
Ills home win rcmovs hi. family here soon lie ' Il
i" m E sFnS II @ On Irss ns. hs, he hI.
probable that several important shooting fixtures viii
club @ss
Ss' r.i s.
Ss. and Ts os
the club for tho coming season are bright.
despatch to the Pdre Office says that j. Ed.
win stone started from San Francisco on Feb - tn
walk to New York city in 40 days stones route il
parallel with the Central Pacific and Union Pacific
Three thousand six hundred miles will have to bo
traversed In 40 days or 81 10 miles per day
Greek George, tho wrestler s having things his own
way IN England. and Ia ncknowe ged cock OF walk
His latest victim was OGrady the Irish champion.
whom he met IN match OF fcatch-as-catchcan. The
Greek secured tho tirst fall In minutes I5 seconds
and the second In minutes 70 seconds. 1t wa. a
splendid aud terrible struggle but tho issue
IN doubt.
The Howard 4. will hold their annual stag and bnli
nrday, April y. The elect ot officers held and
the following men elected: Gus Ioey President;
Jack S0bby. Vice.PresidenI; H. scherner Recording
secretary; H. berger Financial Secretary; Max Brrn.
Frank Burns. Captain.
Englnnd's strong men have been Juggling with tho
known professional. lifted u 100 pound bell to the
shoulder twenty-five times. best'on.record The
slnnteur figures were in turn tampered with by W.
France OF tho Woolwich Arsenal Gynnastic Society,
who raised 1blH pounds four times with the right
hand and also put UP l6+ pounds once
The annual weekly games of III. Arcturus Athletic
Club were held at queens County Park on SUNDAY. The
BY SOe Chas. second slucnm third Time 10 seconds
Half-lns wnlkwon by cha.e, sbeeIord second. Jonn.
son third. Time, minutes ~ 20 seconds. Runn'ns
broad broad jpmp-Won ny shee,ord sibeli second Chase
1ump-Won by ?. Kaun. Metzen second. walsh third
Height. feet ~ inches Tho competition will close
with next sundays games
The billiard and pool contests for the championship
Young Mems socetes, which began on sat urday even
ing March O., stand To date AS follows:
The sun., 1892-03-16
4 HEALTHY LOT OF AMATEURS
Tho Future Plans OF the Brooklyn Baseball
Association.

The Brooklyn Association OF Amateur Baseball Play.
did great deal OF business at Secretary McCuhs
residence. 1893 Bergen street. Brooklyn. on Monday
night. All the clubs were represented. Luke Wilson
and Connors looked after the interests OF the
champion Fultons Then there were A. Il. Waldron and
James Craig of the tvetime champion Resoiutes John
Grady and W. T. NcCahiil Of the coming champions.
Augustuian: G. HomanJr and Matt Ju'ge or the Long
Islands: J. Gausep0hl and W. Budd OF the Aticus.
and II. johnson and Harry Kuss of the Ferns
The ilrst thing tho meeting did tho adoption Of
the Spaiing League hail. President Hoffman then ap.
pointed waldron and Judge himself included. Com
mt,ee on Ground. Upon the recommendation of the
cd to read a. Follows:
san ~h% tho shs as s' % IL %
has Mt time been compensated for his services
s sn; sansns .l s' pay II
Psy s f"E iss Psy and %Opfy .n
player shal! take partin any match game played by
H q player; mus. he sent to the sscrs,ary
to "ns pnyer standT as an a,nater he secrsary
shs noIiiy the rrssi"ns call The As.5
ii n.r e
monty NY ~ .na be he @ eSrsl I'd irsm 'hs Xsori"i"n
n e ashss , i's s Py.
n" m By a .ws 81 the aFk c0m'
May 1t-Fulton vs.. Fern Resolute ys. At!cu; Angus
May 2i-R"solute as. Fern Fulton va. AugusInan;
May .s-Fnltyn v. Long Island: Resoute VS.. Angus.
tlnian; Fern vs Aticu.
Jun. 4-Augus imam vs.. Fern: Resolute VS.. Long
Island; Fulton W. Aticu.
June l1-Augustnlan vs.. Aticu Fulton vs.. Resoute
Fern VS.. Long Island.
June. IS-Resoute VS.. Atigsl: Augustinian Long
lslai,d Fulton w. Fern.
June 25-futon vs.. Augustinian; Atcu VS.. Long
Island; RcsUlute vs.. Fern.
July 2-Nssnute AuyustiniRn: Fern VS.. Aticu Full
July n~Kcsouis vs. Long Island Fulton VS.. A,icu;
Augustinian VS. Fern.
July iU-fulton vs.. Resoute; Fern VS.. Long Island:
Augustinian Va. Aticu.
July 23-Aurustinian Long Island; Fulton Fern;
Resolute VS. Aiicu.
July ;,o-Aticu vs. Long Island: Resolute vs. Fern:
Fulton ys AugustHihn.
Aug Gfern W.. Aticu; Fulton vs. Long Island: Rcso.
Lutte w. AugustinIan.
Aug 8Fulton Va Aticu; AugustiniRn vs. Fern: Res.
oute vs. Long Island.
Aug 2p-tern Long Island; Augus,in!an vs.. At!cu:
Fulton W. Resolute
The neat meeting OF tho association will he held
Tuesday niht April 90 when the names OF the players
OF cac team must be handed to the Secretary and
last assessment for the season OF 1892 be paid
The sun., 1892-03-16
Among tho lIandbali Players.

Billy Morgan the exprofessonal baseball catcher is
lie knows great deal about the game. and when
he settles down to work there hound to he tall
ball pay ying Yesterday he and Ber Crane Of Chicago
superiority. II an interesting game to look at
however because both men were KEPT aYong all tho
time. The scores
b. Crane. 10 II li-B7
Tho students at Assump pton College. Sandwich
Ont aro. propose making andbnl part OF their pys
cal education hereafter According TO letter recently
received by Champion Casey from the Rev. W. MungG
van It is quite likely that regulation court will DO
bulk on the college grounds.
A. hnn handball court will he included In tho new
Association of Chicago Billy sunday the old baseball
player, Ia prominently identified with the Chicago
Christians and quite interested IN the handbn idea
When the new court gets into operation. the Atho
ngum players wlll bo compelled to look out
The two rhila. Casey and smith. and the two Johns
Carmody and ,oggtn. were considered TO be just
sweet for anything in their blu. and white uniforms
worn in Phade!phia. And how Coggns did play
Tho veteran Tom Nichols has retired from tho Supnr
intendenry of the Philadelphia Racquet Club II 10
thought that the popular sportsman Will b. III
Possession of one N the handsomcs. hundba!l court
ever built in the Quaker City.
An unlnoSn stepped into the Rrookiyn Hannibal,
Clubs court yesterday aud IN the incest possible way
beat the Limerick gentleman two straight games, lie
ed for the next sufferer Mt IN, hands OF the
known.
St Patricks Day will he celebrated dge tyle by
the members or the Brooklyn Han lbalI club.
Follow ing are the games played yesterday al the Io-
bOkeu Court;
The sun., 1892-03-16
SHOOTING.
Shooting at keystone Targets.

The two days tournament Of tho Union Gun Ciu
opened yesterday at Springfield, n. J. Among thos
present were: Neaf Dan Terry. Tom Brantngham
and Charley Smith OF Planfeld: J. L Smith and L.
Ayers OF Hackettstown; William Siger OF Montclair
r H. Brientnall Of Newark; Edward Collins and Milt
+. Lindsey OF Hoboken. biting cod wind made th'
sport rather disagreeab!e. There wero ten regula
events the programme all at Keystone targets. Th'
results were:
Ten Birds Each-Mi!ler. 10: Brientnal!, Apgar. and
siger 8; C. Smith and Brantingham. At fifteen tar
gets-ApSar. Collins and Sigler. IN; Brientnall and
Hrnntngham, II: Ayers. H. Attcn tnrrets-ollns. TO-
Brantngham y: C. smith. Apgar, Sigler and Miller. B.
At twenty targe:s-t;ollins. 2O c. Smith and Miller
49, Brientnali Branttngan. and Sigcr. ID At fifteen
targetsMiller. 10: Apgar II; Brantingham Collins.
and siRler 49, At ten targets-C Smith, Collins. an
Miller =; Brantngham Apgar j. L. Smith. and S,ser. i
K: Dan Terry Z. At hftecn targets-Anyar, o. Miller
and Brientnnll 10: Brantngham and Collins. y AZ
ten targets-Mer j. L. smith. Sigler Bri.tnall, and
Ayers, .: Apgar s: Bruntinghnm anu Lindsey. T. At
nfte.ii targets-Colius IA: Miller and Bren,nal 49,:
BRler and Apvar ~. At ten targets-CUllns and Sig
lef 10, Apsar and BrientnaIt. .: Miller and J. L
Smith 4.
Edward Collins Of West lloboken made the best score
OF the day and the prize offered for the best
age Neaf Apgar made the next best average
The sun., 1892-03-16
Today. Proxramme at Gutt.nbure.

First Race-Purse S4O0 for beaten horses; FIVE
eighths Of mile. yandal 123 Harrisburg. 10; Moon.
stone laO Ballad 120 Napa H.. 12O: Long Ten. 1l3:
Hannibal. I18: Ny Craft. 11o: Standard. Io4; Maxim
fliy, lO4: Vocal. II.
half furlongs Innovation. ~: hIooSyn. no: Les
ter IO7; Seven lO3 Arthur Davis, 1O3: Double Cross.
95: q. I. H.. 49, Bolivar o..
Third Race-Purse s4OO; selling: milo and furlonR.
Cassclla 1u4: Pelham. lo+: Sandstone. 1O3: Fos-
burg, ".
ak an hals furongs. Prsttiwitt. 1O7 pounds: owen
Golden leo; Stratagem. 100: Servus. So Early Bios.
Fifth Rnce-Purse $500: selling: nxe-elshths ot a
"a: Logan. %; Alma T, 80: Matsgorda nily "a: Jay
sixth Race-Purse $500: twenty pounds above scale:
selling: seven:sighths Of mile: King Idler. l2b
i22 Alrernon 119; khaftau. l1s: Romance l1D: Lost
Star. 1l9: Conuudrum, 11y: Forest King. 1l0.
The sun., 1892-03-16

vrns, The l!arem g whoelmen will hold reception on
L. A. W. As n club
THO Gotham whcemcn will holda smoker At their club
IL; y. Laurie, the English will ride for the New
York Athletic Club this year.
pointed /. 4. W. consul Tor this city. ~
Harry Wheeler the New Jersey racer. will rtds for
The Murphy brothers william. Charley. and Andrew.
will ride the Rudge triplet this season.
9Th T o oSon fi % sd on Mach az III Cycling
Shorlaud tho famous road racer will attempt to
lower some of the long distance records this year.
T s ho ss % ss s g.
M 5 no a as . o0syn
Prospect Park. carly III April
Ts essssS syqs o c' .l. % naTs ssa
A. Githens. u. Th0rne aud L. e. Bodc.
". ". TaXis of the SchnylkiIl Navy Athletic Club.
ii: ysss UPON T IL 3 ] sssrn S r.s aSr5a%
ESGapa nay Of IN The III I"a."m County w Wheel @
year
The Mount ysrnen whselmen have elected the follow
HINES HI Meots; Gnp Tafs'Ff j. T. scott Partridge
niant " Tie 0Tmonde Company, Music, .daneinr.
progranms of sufficient merit to attract the club men
loving sanRn esss Gs shsSa"
dent. A. Banker; secretary, ~ L. MCFARLAND; Treas
L. efa aRTin s.Susn Lieu
The Ladies' Cycling Clue Of Rochester have elected
tile following officers; rres!dent Mrs Charles H. Web
Miss Anna weedmHn; Treasurer, Mrs W. A. McCailum
Captain Mrs GEORGE White Ligutenants Miss NJ. Nc.
ktnzio and Misc Ella Tracy.
For the host route to Dingman's Ferry from
thin rIty, would via MontclaIr. ~ D.. Pine
Brook. 70 fnr-ippany: 10 benylle. to Rockaway, to
Dover tO Lake liOpatconu, To SPARTA to Branchvile
thi ough 10 pinsman's n . thence ,o Dingman's Pa
ai'tans. /. Ely pine % miles from tms siy 10 rns
there to Dtngnans tho roads are upgrade and gen
orally good. - 1.
The sun., 1892-03-16
BROORLYN'S FIRST WHJTEWASH.
They Could Not do Anything with Thorn
TOMS Clever Pitching.

ocALA. March 15,-Manager Wright received word
from BArnie this afternoon that he had arranged for
Philadelphia 10 play Washington in savannat on Nom
day and Tuesday anu In Charleston on Wednesday and
Thursday. Consequently this makes the proposed
games between Brooklyn and Philadelphia in st. Au,
gustine and cksonvo declared on Ward will try to
get picked team from the players who are In tho
Florida League to play against the Brooklyns in these
two cities: then local teams will be played at Savan
nah and Charleston.
Tho Phadeiphins played good. had bail to day and
deserved to win the victory they did Both their Held
ing and batting away above tho mark as thirteen
hits and not error testify. Haliman, Connor and
Hamilton carried OF the fielding honors white Thorn
ton led at the bat The latter pitched asuperb game.
only allowing the Brooklyn i've scattered hits Inks
was hit hard. For Brooklyn BrOnthers Mt nrst base
played steady and errorl.ss game Errors by Ward
and Burrs and passed ball. helped out by hits by
Allen, Thornton and Hamilton. gave tho Philalelph
their runs In the sixth inning Stein replaced Inks In
the eighth inning The scorc
The sun., 1892-03-16

The entries for tho Shamrock Stakes. for two-year
ODDS with 81 600 added half mile. to be at Gut.
tenburg tomorrow. are:
Eugene Leighs b. C. Cultivator by The Rake-Lillis
Lee
Abilene.
W. ii. Tnrnonss b. g. Forty by Falsetto-west Wind.
CT. anders's ch (. CeZeray. by Panique-llin.
PercvAl Stables br. c. Dillon j.. by Blazes BY His
wntha
Khaftan. stables b. o. Elk knight by Free knight
RompiEg Maid. -
Garnet.
y. IIal pins ch. e. Helen. by Tfimyar-MaudP
Ganley & Co.'S br. c. Wang (Witch colt by Emperor
wit,h
The sun., 1892-03-16
Tho following is tho score up to date:
Fighting New. From New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS. March ia cablegram has been sent
to O'Brien. the English middle weight. asking him II
he will meet Greggans No answer has yet been ro
ceived. Greggaims has Remained in New Orleans to
learn his fate. Before leaving here Fitzsmmons
ceved an offer of 81 900 stand before George God
Trey ior ionr rounds III Boston FtZs smmonss prices
hays gone up and he asked 81 500 and expenses,
Ed Smith of Denver. once considered very promis-
ing mnn offers to meet Fitzsinmons Hall rhnynsk
GreHRains. Lannon or Jimmy Carroll of Brooklyn.
Tho match between Harry Khnk and Dave Bowen
Ciil not take place at Pensacola as announced. Tho
Chief OF Police OF that place has notified Knk that he
would be liable to get from to five years f he at
tempted to hight there and the looking
for chance to appear III New Orleans John DoolinY
or catch wei2lts for $3.50 side. -
The sun., 1892-03-16
baseball Notes.

There Is iettor at this ofico for Manager MItrie
The Jerome Baseball Club Of Brooklyn have organized
With strong team. They would like to hear from all
nrtclnss outoftown clubs giving reasonable guara-
tee Address Frank L. Haggerly, manager 2lS Adams
street, brooklyn.
The wyOna baseball Club OF Brooklyn would like TO
arrange sunday aud holiday games with ai uniformed
Clubs giving suitable guarantees the SO Sos OF Brook
Un preferred. Address II. Walker, manager, l5y
Jerome street. Brook yn,
td hcIo!.hd, second bhseilan signed Western League
sontracis to-day Tue iist now tumbsrs 1od players,
ten lnprs han are needed President WEaus aud the
en.eat. q Tho Columbus Club left onight for the Chit
The sun., 1892-03-16
Axten and Amerton to Trot for $4,000.

INDEPENDENCE. Ia. March 15.-The challenge
that Mr. c. W. Williams recently sent out to
trot Allerton against any stallion in the world
race OF mile hcuts. three in flve. in harness.
AXtell. provided tho entire purse. SlOOOO.
goes TO- the winner, Mr. Williams received the
the terms. Tho match will take place at the
August meeting in Independence.
The sun., 1892-03-16
THE WYOMING xEvykLs FOR SALE



BosToN. March 15.-Mr l. d. Sears. proprie.
tor OF the famous Wyoming Kennels. sent to
all the kennel journals in the country to-day
this telegram:
Owing to pressure OF business my kennel
Of eighteen st. Bcrnards. including Sir Bcdi-
we're and Hepsey. is for sale"
This Is the most sensational pieco OF news
that the dog world has known for some time
Mr.. Sears's kennel includes tho great Sir
Bedivere. together with such other we'll known
dogs and bitches as Champion Plinlimmon
Jr.. Lothario Hepsey. Manon. Lady Yelling
ton. Lady Adelaide second. Kilmeney. Jael.
Wyoming Hesper. and Hilda second. For
some timc 1t has been apparent to Mr. Senrs's
his business. interests and to the managem ent
0f perhaps. tho finest st Bernard kennel in
the world; he has u been overtaXing his powers.
VINO bred Sir Bedivcre. has been In charge OF
the & kennol T dspartment. but owing to differ.
manager Mr., Green applied for and obtained
MS release lust week. and Mr., Sears. feeling
that he cannot possibly spare the time, neces-
fGolIleeti92n with the exception q Ia paceile.
=, Mr.. Sears confirms the rumor that he offered
ss dSEs so,b an% to the South
two ago WhetSer hs %oad hoS or
ever accept @ that sum now isa question: No
in dog flesh: Mr.. Sears Is known to have paid
$4,000 for the animals, and to-day thoy arc
all in fin, fettlo and flt MS can be-
Sir Bedivere has quite recovered from his
siekne @ & - and looks fifty per cent. better than
which Mr. Sears is Offering reads as follows; Sir
Bedivcre. Champion Plinlimmon. Jr. Lothario.
Hepsey Manon. Lady Wellington. Lady Ade.
The Countess. Princess Alma. dog pup by
Jim platne-Dady, Wellington. q dog. pup by
Hesper. a dog pup. brother TO the above: Paul,
Mount. bitch pup by Lord Dante-La Pucelle.
The sun., 1892-03-16
VIII Prltchnrd Come to Time

Rob Fi,zsimmons the midde'weight champion. with
his trainer, Jimmy Carroll yesterday authorized Rich
ard X Fox to arrange an international sc encounter
between Ted Pritchard the champion of England and
himself for So 900 side AMI purse Of Sl2 900 which
purse President Noel OF the Olympic Club New Orleans
agrees put up for Pritchard and fltzsinons tight
don TO ind out II Ted pritehard would come TO ihis
country nnd meet titzsiMnUns IN the Olympic Club
II rIitshari will accept. the match Will be ratified TO
taxi place In October.
land because none OF the clubs could oer such large
frchard not accept, then Jack y Brisn viii be offered
he m term