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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-23
NEW YORK'S FIRST GAME.
THE MEN SCATTERED AROUND, nut
THEY SHOW UP nv FAIR FORM

a Drawn Game After Eight 1nninGs-The
Crack Battery OF the Goihamitcs Dd Not
Omcintr--Gore Is Very Lame" silver"
King Reports for Dnty-Other News.
RICHMOND. March 22.-Tle New Yorks played
their first game Of the season to-day There
was fair crowd scattered around tho bleach
cries and tho work of Powers's men sccmcd
TO please them. There was also n large
delegation on tho outside OF tho narrow
fold. They wero there for the purpose
OF getting on n familiar footing with
tho large. white S1.2o baseballs OF which the
tenn have II generous supply. Every time a
ball was knocked over tho fence the outside
contingent set UP IN cxutant howl as they
bounced upon it. For few innings Powers
smiled rs though tho affair was IL hugo Joke.
When sovon sphcres had boon Eobblcd up.
however. by tho rapacious small boys. tho
manager's efforts 10 look gay and uncon-
oerned wero distinctly painful.
Tho idea of the gamo to-day was to start
Tho regular team playing together. as they
must begin to get used to each other before
April L.. Therefore, with tho exception OF
Rusie and Boyle. who OF course will not DO
asked to do battery work until absolutely
necessary. and Gore. who Is very lame. tho
New Works got into their regular positions.
Luck. who played centre for the New iorks.
and Cullen and Kahn. two OF tho picked team.
arc members OF tho Old Dominion Club and
fairly good men. sullivan pitched eight In
nincs for the regulars. but did not exert him
self. TAYLOR pitched three innings and thcn
gave place to Coughn. Ticrnah. OEourkc
Boyle. and Sharrott were having great sport
in lifting tho ball over tho fcnce until Powers
requested them to hit Il Tow daisy cutters tor II
change.
Interest in tho game centcrod in tho work of
tho now mon. aud it was very crei.itnhlr.
Boyle is an ideal ball player Tall. muscul lar.
end active. he makes u favorable oppression.
plate straight as an arrow lic plays first base
like rets an and runs the hnscs like u race
tho county, '' wan ann" til" o cSmc Of Jim
ORourir on the biz: catcher. He is not only
E ilrst,eInss bockItor: lut a nme throWer.
Is a combination you seldom lind in
what work he lid showed him to TO ono Of
these littlC India rubber follows who bump.
roll. and tumble around. but always arrive
a ghh. Of eng m I gels around inc Eases ike
Benny 'i Iyons only landed once on the ball.
fast That no one s could sc" it, et su h"ndss
himself well ut third. For heavy man he
picks up ground his with crrat CELEBRITY. The
his reluctance to throw hard to first.
Grey BSsse in mn stey
Els nose in Riehm1nd It can be- safciy PREDICT
ed that, no will not find any opening on the
team when he does come: liassett is in good
shape. and will no doubt play Il magnificent
Mike Herman hits the oil with crashing
In b wsk hs 9 Sn n S JSss
and nd lining the ball to the home plate. o.,,,
OF the ninth inning. owing to the chilly
=. siISsr" King arrived today ,,.,;, He will tpke
htnions. The score OF the game to-day was:
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The Rowling schnorers.

The schnorer Club of Morrisan.a Is about to com.
mence thuir annual bowling tournament on the club
alleys Seven teams have been selected. and each
winning team Will receive a gold medal The teams.
with their dates, nre us follows:
Team Al. j. Heintz X. vollbrocht, A. A. herman.
p O. Decker IT, Keller and j. Winters. Dates Of games,
March % and 2S.
Team BE Roiitzek j. c. IIeintz, H. C. Schraeder. G.
Trentel s. u. Shepherd and A. Shaefer. Dates OF
games. March 20. 80, and ~.
Team CIV Peterson, +. Schotz. j. W. Decker L. r..
Hoffman. J. Reinhardt, and J. Tegelrnan. Dates Of
games, March -. 30. and April !.
Team Dbl. WeisKer. John Nimphius, George Fried.
gen. william J. McCrea, Hart, and Philip Ebl'ns.
Team E-F. g Fletcher. Henry Hook, u schmuck, A.
P. Dienst, DR. Mantz and l.. kurtze. Dates OF games.
March Is, 20. and April<.
Team "A. r. Schwannecke: l. Schneider. E. stnrze'
nerker, II. Zeltner George Gossman. and L. Wood
Dates OF games. March 20. % and April4.
Team GIL. Paul. A. Wiegnnh. X. Damn. j. Hnfm an
NJ. Rohdy and +. Koeble. Dates Of games March 70
aud April /.
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Fit.s,mnons'. op,n,o. OF Sullivan.

Rob Fitzsimmons Jimmy Carroll. and Johnny Grimm
around town yesterday and presented . very IN
teresting group. To u SuS reporter Fitzsimmons sx
pressed the opinion that John L. sullivan. Mt and WELL
would beat Jim Corbett but says Bob "how are
to know that the big fellow will get into shape
1t seems me. from what have heard Of Sullivan.
that he will not do his work like who Is going
meet good and clever boxer II may be that Sullivan
will underestimate Corhet he does that, and win
not train. he will be beaten for Corbett Is remarka-
bly, clever man, and can hit hard blow Sullivan has
Carroll felt the same way as Fitzsimnons. Griffin
more pronounced In his views IN the Corbott
direction III 1t Ia three to one" said the Branfree
boy when they enter the ring the short end would be
my preference. Take II any way you want to- and
John T. Sullivan is not three times a. good man
has done many men in four rounds; but you must 70
member that this man Corbett ID fast shifty and
punchsr, and I like such odds three to
one" Grimm praised Corbett for the stand he made
in tho Bowery theatre against Mitchell on Monday.
HE did pretty nearly right" Johnny opined :. Rar-
When man known in Arena sond send. 10 scrap
in he lowers himself and Injuries the dignity
OF the profession. We do all the lighting want
TO do In the ring and under rules all boxers would
stick 20 that idea the business would stand In higher
Grimm and Jimmy Lynch had AEaik In oKeefe's. on
Park place, last evening Both lads said they would
ship question hut Grifnn made Il known that be was
under contract 70 Carroll and could not nSh until next
ii%. Ii: LssSh YOU'D val. foi him any s.s.su s
time sns n fsst SvtnS 70 AZ saleon bS.
gsihsS svsrss W dsfsrrtng ths match untu October
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The Curriers' Annual Dinner.

There was large gathering OF scotchmen present
last evening the Hotel Coar corner OF Fifty.nnh
street and Ninth avenue. when the members OF tho
Grand National Curling Association gave their annual
dinner 100 curriers' and their friends partook of
the banquet. There waS ap,enty of good fellowship
speaking singing and Rotations. and 1t was late
hour before the festivities were over George Gri~ye
ex.President Of the Grand National Curling Associa
ton. presided .
h ROsster George PeRttie of Utica: J. SchoonhOvcn
Of Albany; ". Elmsndorf, Albany: & "; MGiiarr Z
Stevens II. simmons. Thomas Watson. NJ. n. Campbell
Alexander Walker, md Judson Lawson. Tho speakers
Fouls A. Cables q. Williams. william Winterbottom
J. shaw, David Kay j. Finleyson. and A. h. Malcolm.
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baseball Notes,

.s. TO ss ct MGHS rf w
~ woodbino street, Brooklyn
The Young Coumbias have organized with the follow
%GSe 'F Fox Is. 81 DUMB MscsGt
and AcCiaiu. r.
The astinx Baseball Club have organized for the
Csfapoa. sSenus, iiiS rise New S"rH t City. eau'
sx' s:ss4 .s ay' Sss
s1yA "a II ss a1 arp g q
,IsS ts she w ;y wcn f 70
dress v, p iinrrvnn rnruna Boat Club, l0t Atlantic
70 take part 4, ne XIyisr Bassbnii Clubs stag
Esss ki.S. %E. ss ss vSs:s
and pys snh ID Az. 1"sS
Sps 1fn al tSs H%
Srs.. M, strong los La. street New
o,ao VIZ rressn, me Following team Johnson s.;
III %ay'a if ai"s 81 Mc9na "'fs Il; n."Sy
fass sts New city
Manager Van vakenhurv will again have sole control
Few The iron" rom" s p Ma ss ws ana
m AZ Rs
aver Asr" Tor p"ssns club 5sl West For'yn'nh
s Ro. HArs cs 'ns'Ipss f"F .sgSh of
Ss ;S s=s ' b Of ss so
Sd r 81 s aP % hays sS
vldpas sgpihea their intention or taking $500 worth
The Forest Avenne Invncibes will play nny team
whose players average 70 years old. The club is
.S.S yosnsssa ssii.s s?'1 %lswsisS s1t;5
m s 81 S. sGss .s' haxn Msy @ MAI.
~ ,hs san Tom Gnr has been appointed sSIsasr
street, and are known NJ Browne Park.
NEW HAyny. March 2,-iIope has been revived in the
by the announceni.nt made by Waiter W: Burnhain
that New Haven aud Providence had virtually been al
doubt ABOUT il now Mr. Snrham rscsvea de- patch
from President u. White assuring hun that the
ssnes Of syen and Provassee had BEEN OBJ OBJ
tanned by telegraph and that special meeting OF the
the Globe Hotel Syracuse.
The Gsorgstown College Baseball Club have arranged
ths fooEiSg g.mss on their grounds ia washington:
Ss.s.; nai.ss.!s ccss: Xr
Colsgs; April 90 Johns Hopsin. tnivsTsity April as
S Sc r. Nv ~. Wy ~ s. so Tn,
XsFsity q PslnsylyAnir, June IN; q; A.; June 4
sss Of fsnnsyiv.nia II Philsdsiphis on &.ys 'A''''
0'cn.Ar. March aa..9Ioups Of .psctators lined the
a:S 4 q: si .s GAi n sss
l6s ss . Oh Sas e Join hssa
~ & S!;i ~ s ~;
S s.sss s, Ell s sasE I:s x
.::s :Asss i s:. q Sssi ' ssas. "a ;;
Az. ssss :. ;. 81: 1S;:t e' sa
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With flying cOiOrs we have carried
CONSERVATION in the camp of every
imitator and counterfelter who has
attempted to make money on the
reputation of the world-renowned
Carlsbad Sprudel Salts. There is
but one such place, and we are the
sole agents in the United States
for its products. The Carlsbad
Sprudel Salts are nothing but
the Carlsbad treatment put up in
bottles ready for your use at
very reasonable price. Have you
ever tried them? Men and women
of sedentary habits will find re-
newed pleasure in life if they will
take them. II removes false adj
pose tissue, and replaces it with
that muscle and bone which is alb
solutely necessary for comfort and
health. Look out for counterfeits.
The genuine have the name,
Eisner g. Mendelson Co., n. Y,
Sole Agents, on every bottle.
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Odds and Ends or sp orts,

John Reardon-Two Sailor Brown and Harlem Smith
s Of M a cq ne
will be held At the Central Turn vere'n Hall on sA.ur.
Con Doyle knocked ont Wiley Evans in the eleventh
found early ns SUNDAY n"InnE NEAR I the place where
got the stakes Of 90 and IL per cent Of the recsps
Ernest Kosbes ths Grace Roman w r denonnsss
match Ssswssa hasSs. and ssSns. Is .ats Roe
her snys pc can pp@ys 10 seryooay satisfaction that
e. make wh .nrs, so sa.s
1n he .t s and
& Mn il ;%s Ss:t
ss a SIdoiyn s5as sss, e:
Ghoynski for - 900 purse during the early part
%,s%s Hf is, aS' tn. sssiys
n and ssS ss'R R %
III III
ss se" sn Ssa
The nsSt good hghs in this vicinity vii! be bs.wes.
s e wss T' sht mi
s ?s g p.s:$s
JeN Carpenter holds the 500 stakes. Wright Will
probab!y scale at ll6 to lis pounds. and DAILY may
Coney Island A. W. yesterday elngraphed TO the Eden
Theatre. New Orleans. where Billy Dacey has been
meeting all corners for several weeks stating that the
Coney Island club would give purse of - 900 for
DAcey and Austin Gibbons.
Luley ha- Also offered purse Of So OCo for Corbett
and Mitchell 10 box six rounds two hours ten days
when the men feel most inclined Corbett said yes.
terday that he you'd rather not meet anybody until he
meets sullivan but that If Mitchell insists-well. no
would see.
To rHK Epr.oR or THx sUs-Sr, Since writing my let.
ter published in your OF Feb l. in which stat ed
that WAS pushed by Mr. j. p. Reilly of the Prospect
Harriers while composing in the game. OF the williams
that not foued by Mr. Reilly but by another
peutor, and ] now beg leave to retIact the charge
made against him. and also TO apologize to him for
did In the heat OF passion TrLstinE that you will
yours. II. b. BAILEY.
BRooxLyN. March 10.
James W. Kennedy. the heavyweight litter called at
the Police Gases ONCE yesterday and left 500 deposit
In support OF the following challenger II viii arrange
match with any man in the world under these condi-
tons TO lift the heaviest weight, in harness; to lift
the heaviest weights th hands alone from the hoor
90 pss up damb6es o. bar bell. All styles. 10 put up
put the 20 pound shot, throw l6pound hammer the
Longest distAnes; % $40 yards walk $50 yards
pissons aithsr clay or alive Each one at the above
events g seers cps sSd she majority Of points to
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News from the Horse World.

The Oakland Stock Company OF Saginaw has
purchased the well known tr9ttinS mare Alice
was bred by A. A. Garcelon OF Auburn. Alice
Oates took second money as a four yenr-old. in
q mile in 2:4l., She was bred to Messenger
Wilkes. and while in foal made record Of
2:324.
The protest made By J. A. Bachelor against
Logan. winner OF the 5000 purse se at Gntten-
has been set aside. Losan's pedigree was
printed on the programme as by v3ltiGeur:
is the dam OF Logan. that the horse had been
entered correctly In previous race and that
typographical error caused the trouble.
Within q few years the Louisville Jockey
Club will have to purchase new grounds. as
the lease on Churchill Downs expires In 1894.
At meeting OF the Stockholders yesterday
two propositions were considered. One was
for the purchase Of the present grounds and
the other the purchase from syndicate Of 100
acres four miles from the city. The matter
was referred to a committees Hiram Scoggan.
were elected new directors.
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i4s sc Ss5 az Iii "a ~ ,"s ii a.
rmrire1G 7 ThHo ,r scorcrs--J D. Boher'y. p
In iI..srs Brooklyn tournament ION on Monday night
dsH Sp ID. u.s. Ssd ,so r'ndoon 1895
Inn IA Cone 1't
SECOND GAM.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IS ~: Franks 1a4; Hoppe
'g! sashg mo-, M TSta r,Jsn ,,e
Baldwin. 1911: Branckmnlor. I5o Total. 71o.
GAxr.
Cook iso ,nysisrt M TI,sL ~ ,o.. Ham,.
IN, sSeno Isl 'pp'
s4ooAyn ON
FIRST
Rroos,EnnM IL l52; waller 1s1: srcer. ITO;
I'M f , 7 Day 1870; Norris
van scI.n, i#s Schenet. IL: Total, s4a. ~.
15+ Waldron. is0. total. $50 " '''''''
CANE.
H. lbs: walIeS e., Is2; sriller. 1al
s sS sesn s Smith. til total rs Roberts,
The Riverside wheolmsn won the gam. played in
Farren. llI Sturges. 1885, j. Miller, 14+. Wilmington.
III; Walton 12n. s,arin. 1874: Doncourt. 1so Burr.
ltO Total, 1.4S5.
Amsterinm-Iennings. 1866: Rnteux. 14O: Breen. lat:
Knowles lbi: IuiGart 1872 Pell. 100: Clayton. 1Il;
FIe.o. 14O Wit;chen. 1885, kuehn, 100. Total 1.4ll
The games rolled in the charity tournament on Mon.
day night resulted az follows
FIRST CANE
Tuesday Atternoon-Nordngcr.7 ~; Schultz, II: Noll.
rs; flaccus. Al: Brauner. 30. Total 359.
SECOND GhsE.
Columba-Hanf 81: Weber. "a: Krorse. 28 KeiL 81;
Does. ~. Total. 1873.
THIRD CANE
Friday Afternoon. No. 2-Iloa 10: Fritz. 81; Schua
ter. ~: Lyding. 90. lioenrich. 30 Total, 3iS
Monarch-Mouse, 90: Cudin. 49, Kicsliny. g.; Freese
rs: Lehrbach 81. Total. 363
FIFTH GAM.
West Shore. No 2-Shuttie. ~: Zolinger 81: Gotten
So: Gubber. a; Mcinke. 10. Total .3o1.
The attendance and score at the weekly handicap
games OF Our Rowling Club Mt their alley in the
ON Monday evening we're OF u high order. Tho
Tcam No imR Ins Y lisa: Gsr,eS "a; curtis
iiarrott 2l5 Smith, ISL. Total. %h4
Team No 2-Cmtc 1888 Toussaint. 1873; Carroll. 15S;
j. rcck. 1871: Sarony. 40: Mckeon. lGo rattcson,
1872: Gallagher. l4o. Total. l.211.
Team No. IL. T. LuQneer. ia: Toussaint. 2o4 r. S.
IuGueer no. Carroll 2lo: Gallaner. ITO: MacSider.
Team No 2-iInrrott I76; Clute. ia: Curtis 1877;
sarony, 1877: Mexican. 179: wentz. 100: W.. Peck.
III. Total, l. 100.
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Tho Je.unette Gun Club,

The postponed shoot Of the Jeanette Gun Club
ranged to be held yesterday at Dexter Park did not
take place. but number OF members OF tho club had
good days outing. Ten Of the members at the start
shot with nve side. the losers to pay
for dinner for ali. Teams were chosen by C. Brunis
and Often the two crack wing shots of the club. The
were "A f0owa:
g. Brunios side-C Brunie. - yards. Z: II. Hoops
20 yards 3; Busse. ~ yards. 8; J. IL, Kroger. 70
yards. y; q. Mohrmann. ~ yards. 4. Total. 81.
II. 0tten's s'de-H. often. 80 yards, y. W. Cord!s.
U; }. YACHT, - yards 3. Total. 70;
swsepstake shooting then took place. In the nrstJ H.
Kroger won with i've straight J. yaght u Mohrmann.
and Chester tied with four each for cond the a!
tic to be decided In the next shoot The second A.
Chester and II. Often tied with hye each. and on
shooting on the former won. killing nys more straight,
winning nrst on tho second sweep and second money
on tLs ar.t sweep The scosss were; g E5unis; q:
o; A. J. Chester. IL: H. Often. y.
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To-day. Programme at Cutie nburs.

First Race-Pnrse $500. for beaten horses; three.
quarters Of = mile Ievsller. 12o; Rc" 20: Black.
Ithbert. 1i5; Churchill CLARK. Ii5 Napn. lf5 Craft
ll2 Arthur Davis. 1o4: Maxim nly. lo1; silver Thread
nily. lDl.
SECOND Race-Purse $500: selling; ave.eirhths OF n
mile Ballarat. lO7: Duke John, l0l: National 90;
Bob At har. o. MAtagorda hIly. ~: rnnway, 20:
eignths Of mile One. Is: Elk Knight. no.: Bunker
Hill 10: Marguerite, lo7: Ida b. colt. los: Wheeler
1o5: Belle colt. Io5: Harlequin los.
Fourth Rassnrarse 500 Rema,ie. and .ilowanees
lls; slugsard. ia; Logan. lO5: Ivsnhoe. 1oo Ram
bier 100: Pan Handle. sH.
Fifth Race-Pnrse $500: selling: mile and furong
Pelham 1oI Sandstone. lO4: Sir Rae. 1o1: Brooklyn.
gy: seven. W; Freezer. 30: Merry Duke. SO.
ing seyen.eighths Of mile King Ider, 1873: Forest
125: 9uibber. les. Lamar 1926: Pretttwitt. 1872;
sctt. ia
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a Arrangements for - BIG Amateur BILLIARD
and Pool Tournament.

The ArcEdiocesan Union OF Catholic Young Mems ed-
cieties has completed arrangements for n grand ~
lard and pool tournament between represent tiND
members OF tho several societies affiliated with tho
mi on. The contest win begin Wednesday evening
at the club house of ST. Raphaers Society," and will
be continued every Wednesday and Saturday evenings
club house of the society whose leads
list of each series as per the accompanying schedule
March 23-St. ltaphael VS.. ST. stephen. Spalding
st AiphOnsus Epiphany vs. Xavier. St. Gabriel Va.
st. Agnes.
March 26-Xavier VS.. Spaldng. St. Agnes Va. Rpiph.
any, 81. stephen st. Gabriel st. Aphonsus va st.
Raphnel
March 3o-St. Stephen vs.. Xavier. Epiphany va st.
Raphael st. Aiphonsus VS.. St. Agnes st. Gabriel Va
April 0-st. Agnes VS.. st. Raphael. st. Stephen vs.
Spnding, ST. Aphonsus We. Epiphany, Xavier va ct.
Gabriel
April 9-St Agnes Xavier SpaldinR st Raphael.
St: Alphonsus vs. st stephen ST. Gabriel vs. Epiphany.
April 2O-St. stephen vs. st. Agnes, Epiphany VA.
spnlding. Xavier vs. ST. Alphonsus St. Raphael ST.
Gabriel
VS., spalding. Xavier VS.. Epiphany st. Agnes VS. ST.
Gabriel.
April 27-Spalding VS.. Xavier, Epiphany VS. st. Agnes
st. Gabriel vs. st. stephen, st. Raphael VS.. st. A.
phonsus.
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ANXIOUS FOR IVES TO Play HERE
to Have the Next Match II
tho Madison square Gnrdcn.

There is a possibility that Champion Frank
Ives may reconsider his decision not to play
George Slosson in this city for the emblem Of
the worlds championship at billiards that hs
won from Jacob Schaefer last Saturday. Slos.
son has offered him $3.50 expenses. and to
this was unexpectedly added yesterday an
ofrcr from tho directors OF tho Madison
Square Garden that will DO worth lvss's
consideration to play tho match at
the Garden after tho circus is over A
agent OF Vice President Wharton waited upon
Mr. J. +. Froescher. tho Treasurer OF tho
Brunswick Balko Company. with a propo.
sition. the terms Of which have not yet been
revealed. 1t was reported last night. how.
over. that tho terms were $3.50 outright to
Ives for expenses. and half of tho gross gate
receipts to the winner Of tho match. II Ivos
accepts this he would be $500 in pocket. even
the proposition that he hadn't authority to ar
range the matter. as that was an affair Of the
principals but it is understood that tcc-
gram was sent to Chicago giving the terms OF
Slosson said last night that no had received
and that the date of tho match had not been
XSd yet He wrf surprises RI Tnen sy re-
toms offer. He is willing to accept ii. and
homes that Ives viii be Similarly acaniescrnt:
schaofer hal given away many Of his trophies
and had declared that he wouldn't play any
more billiards until all or the Worlds Fur.
That's tho talk of II man who is feeling
sore" Slosson added. and it doesn't go. de.
pend upon it. Sci,aefcr has already said no
would challenge the winner Of tho match be-
tween Ives and myself. and he will do it."
despatch from Chicago snys that Ives has
received and accept cd an offer from NJ Bergere
of the Folio, Theatre. Paris. to play there Mt
terms that hcIrccently cahled to NJ. Bergern
N BerGere sent similar offers to Schaeier and
SlOsSon.
Sosson began his practice last night for the
coming match. and PLAYED we'll. tits probable
with Maurice DAILY regularly again. tho ex-
Ecrts alternating mt each others rarlors In
their games. Slosson Is in good health,
and is quito confident of defeating tho
Young Napoleon" He said that il he
lenGc again and keep on challenging to k-er
the emblem alive. He says that the emblem
cannot be tax abroad even il lves succeeds
in winning 1t nCnin. The conditions under
which it WAS offered for competition preclude
holder could fix the playing ground In the
Sandwich Islands if he folt disposed.
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On ratbush avenue. near tho Franklin avenue en-
trance to Prospect Park has been recently constructed
. long and attractive building. which excites the
curiosity Of passers by. This structure was built
prsssy to teach people in to ride tho bicycle besides
learning to ride You can purchase wheel there from
largo variety. and they sold easy terms. IL
desired. Should the machine become broken In
jured right on tho spot be repaired The entire
premises finished in yellow pine. and the different
rooms kept in an orderly manner Tho proprie
- this the yindoo bicycle school in Brooklyn and
they claim. the largest the United States have
reason to feel proud OF their work Arr ~ the open
ing night and all who are fortunate enough he
hand that evening will meet with warm welcome
and enjoy = Jolly good time.-Ads.
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The Winners Mt East 81. Louis.

Firsi race, one-half mls-Ly Mao first, Bay Billy
second. Stanley third. Fine, 81 seconds.
Second race. nve'eRhts of mile-Crit Davis nrst
Eddie X, second. Frank Trimble third Time. :O8
Third Race-Handcnp: three-quarters Of a mile
Jack Murray nrst Blue Banner second. Little Midget
third. Time l:l7A.
Fourth Race-iiandicap; Hveeighths OF mile. Oak
view first. Annie Clark second. Out Ut Sight third
Time. LOAN
Fifth Race-Three annie heats First hsat
Osceoln nrst. LIE xington 4 second, Bens Pet third
Time. O:87. Second heat-Osceoa nrst, Gano second,
Vldette third. Time O:37h.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-23
The Winners at Gloucester.

GLOUCESTER. March 22.-First Race-Six and half
fnrlongs Nengeur first. william Henry second. Jim
Clare third. Time. 2st
second RacenSix and quarter ruIlongs lillian first.
Third Rsce-s,x and half turionRs Citizen first.
Defendant second. Gardner third Time. l :2bL
Fourth Neutrality-suspicious. Of a mile. Kctchum
hrst: trbana second. Shakespeare third Time. 2o9i.
Young Lottery second Money Maid third. Time :5p,<
sixth Race-five-eighths OF n mile. Alfred b. hrst,
Kilkenny second. Dousman third. Time. 107I4.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-23
Five Knock Downs In . Hound.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 2a.-Bly Smith Boston light
weight, defeated Billy Armstrong OF San Francisco in
fourteen rounds at the Occidental Club last night
Smith dropped Armstrong in the second round with
left In tho face and the latter remained his
until ten seconds had heen counted The claim he
counted out was not allowed.
In the thirteenth Smith caught Armstrong with a
pivot blow the jaw staggering him. and followed by
knocking him down a. the gong sounded Smith
nnaly knocking him out with right upper cut