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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-02
Rim MIXING A FAILURE.
The San Antonio Experiments Fail to Rrir
Satisfactory Results.

The San Antonio Experiments Fail to Bring
Satisfactory Results.
SAN ANTONIO. Dec. 1.-The bombardment
which was begun last night BY Gen. r. T. Dry
enforth and his party OF rain makers was kept
up all night. the last charge being ared at
6:15 o'clock this morning. The experiment
was dismal failure yet Gen. Dryenforth and
his hackers. John H. P. King OF Washington
and John W. Dickinson Of Chicago. assert that
the test has proved that the theory Of produce
ing rain by conclusion is correct. The
explosions last night were terrific and
were heard for thirty miles around. There
were 175 shells. twelve balloons. each con-
tanning 800 cubic feet OF hydrogen. oxygen
gas. and 1,2OO charges Of roselite exploded.
The ground firing was ended at midnight. and
tat hour Until da{Eht tho explosion;
oeiock last niGht the o. sky was CORRECTLY Clear
and there was only a slight wind blowing. At
l1;l3 Immediately following the explosion Of
This phenomenon WAS witnessed by a large
crowd 1t sp pee and caused much com;
tho new clouds drfted from north to south
at l2:3O o'clock the southerly wind became
srSn R nnd to the
md stars again sh3ne, forth. and Cen Dryen-
overcast. The clouds rapidly grew in density.
horizon and were laden with moisture to such
an extent that at 2:45 heavy mist set In
which could be felt very perceptibly.. This
efforts at precipitating rain from the clouds
proved futile 1t remained cloudy until an
a light sprinkle Of rain at Alamo Heights. but
the fall was too light to be measured by the
rain gauge.
The experiment was conclusive. although
there is IA heavy bonn bardment In progress
tonight. Gen. Dryenforth and Mr.. Ellis are
few thousand pounds OF roselite which they
did not use in the two experiments They do
the cy plosons. Gen. Dryenforth and Mr.. Ellis
will probably leave for the city Of Mexico on
Monday to get tho Mexican Government inter-
King and Dickinson left to. night for Chicago.
They said that Con, Dryeniorth will renew his
mer,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-02
Another BLOODY Rutt,. at Maspeth.

The famous hostelry at Maspeth. which Sheriff Nor
ton aud his deputies have such hard work to locate
when fight Is 10 be pulled of. was the scene OF
other baltic at early hour yesterday morning be-
tween Johnny o'Bren of the Williamson A. A. and
Mike Brennan Of tho Brooklyn A. c.. two ex-amateurs
The lads fought Of sl25 and side bet of SIS
each. under London prize ring rules. Brennan is 2s
years old. 3 feet IN inches tall and weighed 123
pounds OBrien Is rs years old. feet inches tall
and tipped tho bean at 1871 pounds Mike Leary. tho
heavyweight fighter, and Jake Kallen looked after
Brennan and Red Connolly and Jack Winters
back OF OBrien. Johnny O'ReRan. tho oarsman. was
referee
The first round very slow. but In tho second the
boys went at It in lively fashion and punched each
other all over the ring In bout near the ropes. with
botn mon all but locked. v Bren split Brennans nose
lowed this up and landed left and right Brennan's
nose aud face, knoc king the r. 4. &. lad down.
OBriens Addened opponent started In to do little
bit rushing in the fourth round and knock o Brien
down With cleanl left handler. Finding the rushing
business successful Brennan continued to rush his
an in the eighth round. aud slammed OBrien into
his corner. where he pummello him well. To the
prise OF the crowd. Brien recovered and from that
up to the ninth round was succession OF heavy slug
ging PUSHES cinShes and clean KIN oekdowns. 10 one
kept tally OF the knockdowns that occurred The
quickly and smashed away hercef than ever soon
d. they went down.
In the thirteenth round oBrien got Brennan in =
corner. punched him against tho ropes, then swung
heavily on tho point of his chin. and Brennan went
down and out.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-02
A WONDERFUL STROKE
Insker Plays In SIX Games Against Four
teen Men Con shifting. and Wins Then All.

Lnsker Plays In SIX Games Against Four-
teen Men Consulting, and Wins Them All.
BALTIMORE. Dec. 1T Ia now about two
months since Chess Expert Emanuel Lasker
came to America. and he has carried every
thing before him. His successive triumphs
over all his opponents at the Manhattan and
Brooklyn chess clubs. the Hamilton Club.
and In Canada have been unprecedented.
Since lie gained recognition as chess master
in the Breslau tournament four years ago ne
has engaged in moro tournaments ana
matches than any other living chess master.
and has always come out victorious. All chess
players here concur in tho opinion that Paui
Morphys mantle has fallen upon Laskers
shoulders.
The German surprised the chess community
here BY performing another astounding Ieat:
which hns not been tried heretofore LAST
night he encountered fourteen OF the strong.
est Baltimore players who consulted sgainst
the visitor on six boards. The leading spirits
ut tho single table were: Pollock. the cham-
pion q Maryland, Ireland, and Brooklyn: Hall.
ments OF the United States Chess Ass9eiation;
Uhlhon. and the veteran Major Nsnaole; NOT
withstanding this array Of talent, Lasker
made clean sweep. winning Oil Six games
alter great battle.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-02
Winners in the Dog Trials.

HIGH POINT. N. G.. Dec. 1.-The Members
Stake OF tho Philadelphia Kennel Club had six
starters. Pennsylvania Kennels Nanon and
Ben Hur OF Riverview won first and second 70.
spectively. Walter B. Smiths Ben Hur.
Franklin. and Col. B. Ridgeway's pointer dog
Promotion divided third
The All-age Stake winners arc Greenfield
Hill Kennels Harry c.. first: Pierre Lorillard.
Jr.'s. Lora. second. and his setter. Miss Ruby.
third. Lora was much the best performer in
every way.
In the running Jupiter made a very moor
competitor with Rupert. although the work Of
the latter was faulty. Count Gladstone and
hntevolo were both wild and headstronc. tho
former working out Of sight. most of the time
self-hunting and extremely disobedient.
Harry c. made q strong competition with
Brighton to be far excelling the latter on every
point
Lora and Bette s. both ranged we'll. Lora
the better and far superior in judgment skill
full finding. and pointing bevies and scat err ed
birds. Harry performed e1cellently well. but
he was not In Lora's class.
Miss Ruby made superior showing with
Hampstead Duke. The latter was overcau-
tious at times and disposed to point on false
sgsents; This finished the trials. The Central
Field Trial Clubs trials begin next Monday at
Lexington. N.C.. and will last about two weeks.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-02
Union Boat Club Election.

when the sixty nve members Of the Union Boat Club
assembled last nigh In one Of the paros OF tho Grand
meeting and election Of officers every thing looked
rene TO the majority OF them. 1t had been
generally understood that but one ticket
would be In the neld. but this was erro.
neous impression. As At the meeting last
night an opposition ticket was put FORTH This m aIe
the friends of the regular ticket go to work. and
done on both sides
on tho hrst ballot the regular ticket with tho sx.
csp ion Of McDermbtt on tho Board of Trusters WAS
:!setd he HsiHg lied BY Gsddes Of the question IN
the only one elected from the opposition ticket The
successful candidates are:
President James Mccartney; Vice. President, j. q.
Eiest; secretary, A. w rstrie; ,Treasurer, p i,
iun. Valentine Fischer: Jr, J. j, Barry c. decides
W. N. COmyns Jr.. g. }. Maggie. J. +. Donovan. T. w.
O'Hara. u. J. Dowdney. +. II. kuhe. Jr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-02
COHEN MAKES THINGS LIyELY.

Iie Swcnrs mt Mr.. Schnitser and Tries to
Wreck the Lawyers Once.
Now. Cohen's all right when you know
iim.' said ono Of his friends yesterday. Co.
hens lawyer. W. II. Schnitzer OF $50 Nassau
street. has a different opinion Of Cohen. In
fact they arc no longer friends and the rea.
son Is that Cohen attempted. on Wednesday
afternoon. to wreck Mr.. Schnitzer's Office. Mr..
Cohen made his entrance in the lower hall OF
tho building with loud curses at O'Clock.
His ascent In the elevator to the third floor
was marked by progressively emphatic opin.
ions not Mt all complimentary to Nj. Schnttzer.
THAI gentleman is no coward. but he said
yesterday: when Cohen came into my ONCE
ne nr hvlnG maniac and yelling SO that every
!, didn't know but he Would null revolver.
SE ar S s" n1 me robher ,hie' and swim
iiarpi,ure; Then IhaI him arrested Cohen
| This Particular Cohen is Nathan. a dealer in
According 70 his version Of them. Mrs. Cohen
ASSIGNMENT to his wife some months ago, and
the results were not satisfactory. Mrs. Cohen
as and TS SeSes %ss
literally Knocked out.
Then they toak ,snarats rooms the sane
p saI in the Iombs Police Court and charged
Wrs Cn5,W VIII on n,hhs onehces, N9t ionH ago
down stairs with some OF the family silver
ware under his arm. Mrs. Cohen is woman
Of tho world. Sheknew that reproaches would
have nc, effect on Cohen. SO she tried broom.
and with great success.
Mr.. Schnitzer got mixed up In Cohen's az.
fairs through a suit that he brought against
Alexander jacobs. q tailor at Baxter and
White streets Jacobs once owed Cohen
day that his money had been paid and Jacobs
had the receipts for 1t, notwithstanding
Cohen is tricky about money m atters." said
Mr.. Schnltzer. and when ! discovered that
his claim was unjust / withdrew It. Cohen
came to my office to make trouble"
The result OF all this fuss was that Cohen
again appeared in the Tombs Police Court
yesterday. He was a prisoner. Mr. .Sohnitzer
decided not to push tho case II Cohen would
agree to keep away from him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-02
Rowling Games Tonight.

AMERICAN NATIONAL TOURNAMENT
Oriental Va Yonksrs Yonkers Rosedals. Rosedaie
ACADEMY TOURNAMENT.
Glendale Va Volunteer Volunteer Pluks. Fluks Va
Glendale
ATHLETIC
Orange A c. VS.. Jersey A. C. at Orange A. G. slleya
oARRUIHEass TOURNAMENT
HsrkimeH VI. Monroe. Monroe vs.. Tloga Tioga Va
Herkimer.
wHEELxE.'s LEAGUE.
Elizabeth A. c. wheemen VS.. ATLANTA wheelmsn At
Elizabeth A. c. Wheelmen alleys
EASTERN DISTRICT TOURNAMENT.
Progress " Athletic, Athletic Apollo, Apollo vs.
rrogresa
NORRIS LEAGUE.
West End 4 c. ", Rosevile 4. A.. At West End A. O,
alleys
BAroSSE LEAGUE
Newark Bay Va Bayonne, at Bayonne alleys
STATEN ISLAND AMATEUR LEAGUE.
workingmen w. kngston. at West Brighton alleys
Warrior VS. Staten Island, At Casino alleys.
CASINO TOURNAMENT.
Columbus va Millrock. Millrock vs. Liberty Liberty
YH.c A. LEAGUE
Section A-Madison Avenue VS.. Twenty'th!r Street.
at Madison alleys.
section B-Twenty.t third Street va Madison Avenue.
IT Twenty.third Street alleys
REIsER's TOURNAMENT
Equity Pin Knight Pin Knight Va. I. q. K I. D. K
Equity.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-02
DONOGHUE GOING AFTER HAGAN.
The American Skating Champion Anxious
to Meet the NOrw eGinn.

W Eueet tne NOTNepsu"'
NnwnuRoH. Dec 1.-The present cold snap has stirred
up the skaters in this vicinity Harold aEan. the pro-
fessiohal Norwegian. who has come to this coun
lean flyers the hands of Hugh NJ ccorm.ck Cana
dian professional and man named Mcclellan. Hagan
and his managers are at Minneapolis.
Joe DonoRhue, accompanied by his brother. James A.,
Will leave this city Friday night for Minneapolis
The par in the Of no match will probably skate
for purse.
The Nourmanla Skating Association Of Minneapolis
are making special effort bring together all tho
worlds fastest skaters Two European champions.
two from Canada. and several American flyers will
shortly DO on tho grounds A. Norseng. the amateur
champion Of Norway. is also on his way to that city
Hagan's FIRST match will be with John Breen. tho
sturdy Canadian champion who defeated Hugh McCor.
meet Donoghur and others
miles in inmates ~ s Is SECONDS bonorn aes hest
Te ar an FOR I ZANE distance 4 mgn,Gs u seconds
onds: b"nSvhas's bss, Is minute. 81 SIS seconds
MeGSrnisG has record Of minutes o. sec"ads and
four miles IN II minutes ~ seconds and Ave miles In
II minutes 81 8 scconds Mccormick record for the
distance Is IA minutes Is seconds and II Einutes
lagan s most six feet tall and is about ten pounds
is DID, wsshs e pounds and Keep. IN com.
sthnt training some betting Of TO- Is reported
Gsn"shns he pon.shnS aansren
never been pushed and that he is capable Of smashing
The retirement 0, Donoghuo from the amateur ranks
sa ,o the .namponshp open n1ain Elmer simpson
and will not be competitor. Howard Moshier Of Fish.
KIN who Iast season beat James Donovhne. IL looked
upon as the coming man. lie is not yet 10 years old
eYt NE roIss.sss unusual speed handles 4mset in
birBh. who last winter won tho city championship,
also promises to do good work.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-02
PINNED MS CtS1UMELS' bitches.
Now the Victims or JeweiIer DObbrinar Must
Redeem Their Property.

NJ l.. Dobhclaar kept a jewelry store Mt 10
West 125th street FOR many years. and until
few months ago Harlem pe"rl" were accus-
toned to leave with him their watches 10 10
repaired. Dobbclnar kcTt the watches long
time and made many "ArusrS Wheh M, GUS
TONERS asked him Ia return ihrir niDprrV.
When Donbr!anr disari"ai"l t"o !hohths
nro /; lrrumc knuwll that h" Ia pnwned the
)cwclry srn 10 h'r ~ b' t.EiiI NOD y, 70, ~
'' Dr. "nrr r'' H. Eichari an exert on In
SANITY Il la l'ith street lost ys.usseIs
VWt'it'liam I,n"lm ~, a real estate broker Of
M h has b an Hif fSat s sNIed
e i-t I"|"' "f aud lad hin w. S. tor which.
II NH, Interest; rs va Wate., nad been "a TnSd.
ard called N Sanborn. but didn't get his watch.
Douiu,w ana Sanborn Were summoned to
the +" was dms Of the sesVcst losers by DoSss
liars e-capade. Ho declared he was acting
in the hest interests OF himself and other Vie;
WT"n him i9 us SefsSc his disoppesrancc. and
confessed that he had betrayed the confidence
of his customers.
said Goolnow: and ] have il at my Office
thought that II tn. owners Of the goods would
redeem them Dohbslaar could return, go 70
to do this, aud I wrote to his customers AMI
tod then tn' amounts for which their prop
lie toll itst"o Voorhis that several persons
had rcr", ve! their jswery erk; flve hnmi
drcd dollars worth OF jewclr', he said nnt
been G%'A'ned to Capt kil,i.n,s wife; I 40
A. Broadway Delavan is boUbclaar's lawyer
and las the pawn tickets. c, an.
Ing gauds IN court by next Thursday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-02
COL. xENNEDYs LETTER 11BELLo Gus
A Verdict or $4,000 Against "Turr, Field
and Farm" for Publishing II.

ana farm" iOr fuDIshlnk II.
Jacob g. Schuyler. trainer and breeder OF
sporting dogs. Of Page county. Va. obtained n
verdict Of $4,000 before Justice Patterson OF
the Supreme Court yesterday for libel against
Hamilton Busbey and Leslie c. Bruce. pro-
priotors Of Turf. Field and Farm.
The libel consisted Of q letter from Col.
William c. Kennedy OF Page county. published
on sept II. 1889; Col. kenneLy was yIc".
elton. and also. Ike Schuyler. had kennels Of
We have In my county aman hy III. name Of Jar u
sstsbl,shsd what lie terms If" MN t.a ,i NM ~,
sres. flourish claim nE the ns". RH .c. IN ny
honor . man aud my character anN lemi.,, I'm ="
sRnm,ias.d q sn%Sns ana ms hi -n
KEN which dogs are weekly d7'sf'" '"' wynn
Grant Squires. counsel for Srhdyior, said
they must have Judgment rerf'fte on VA" 1T
Ter; and It was only nl1's'yS'n ~ ~ II II Whitno'
S ssssdp and q. T. TerEa !. conceded that the let
ter WAS libellous, but FAX u han been nun,
lished In good tnh anH ihst tnry nag h .nr"w Sh
them TO denounrc tho statements OF Kennedy.
For ILcen.,ns Gambling In New Orleans.
Nrw ORLEANS Dec 1.-The Grand Jury. in
its rsnort 70 Judge Ferguson OF the Criminal
District Court to-day. advocates licensing
gambling and using the money derived from
II for the support Of the city charities. Judge
Ferguson began rn,n OF I'm a,in of am M
I pressias III T. He called for the co6pera Of
secured It. and tho gam Ling saloons were Al
ed Y that under the insufficient laws 4 is i'm pos,
urges the RESTORATION OF tho system which
prevailed undsr Mayor shAkssnsarA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-02
Odds and Ends of Sports.

S hS 6ns ar. sT.nFas to hod
viii be played this afternoon between the Poly.
fessnsssives Of the New lSrE press 'p0''N '' rep
as II ok IN "a. Wen
play 49, 'i Ths vi
Ing e1champio%n Harry G,imoTs f"r night between
ssn, 10 Dominck Nccanrey Of the Manhattan Athlstio
Rfs s;i:f mat; ::s%5s
OF to worf IL. up sss
F's a e the
sf s % sss1 RS IL, ss' ne
sord Win 70 %ss.
xanS.y h Dec .om.
tnre- and promises 70 be one OF the best boxing
VIII be round special Kuaen. or.sa eses
Leo SsF
ss 1 be s .hs at
I a os been For hs
4. H. Dey. club swingsr and the midget boxers prom
come dancing and a collation.. ''' '''" VIII
iIAsI,orp. Dec. THE Brewer House, noted sport
%
Henry forfeited ace 10 man named Garvey at
springhed on SATURDAY, and Crowley. who was stake
holder paid the stakes to GArvey in accordance with
the referees decision. Henry stopped payment Of 4
check which WAS part Of the money deposited. The
hotel win run usual. "
Ss:s y; :s:'S
this evening The athletic programme Will consist OF
tnmbing BY ths Emerson .bro,hers wrestling BY A.
LHman hhu Lippman. boxing by the Haas broth hers
fencing sword feats and bowie knife duel
he SnAr
club swinging by Henry j. Lang and other spec ia
feR uras 4 fine dancing programme has also be
nish the music " 80
To THE EDITOR THE SUS-Siv: Referring to the
item IN your sporting column in which an hdmirer Of
the Naruna Football Club compares the relative
strength Of the Volunteers and varunAs being very
saual ana susgesns that game be arranged Tor the
iresstlub Carnival I" be heln ~ Madison square Gar
den; would beg 10 state that the Volunteer Football
uIuD VIII accommodate tho NarunAs and will NAV
them AZ the Garden Any suitable arrangements lean
assure you. VIII he satisfactory to the Volunteers
HOpinH THIS may lead to the arranging Of . RAma /
W3hin beg TO remain, yours very truly.
Y. kigH.Rp M,aLOS. Manager. 81 West 128th street
NEW YORK. Dec, ]. 1892.
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CASEY AND LAWLOR MUST PLAY.
Conditions Under Which They Could Readily
Make Match.


To tho average supporter of hsndba the uncertainty
OF match between Phil Casey and John Law Tor places
these two great experts in quite embarrassing posi-
ton. 1t IL claimed that neither the champion
Lawor has shown proper disposition to bring about
settlement OF their existing differences players. and
without they engage In actual conflict In court.
many perso swirl believe their recent utterances
simply wordy war and nothing else.
man who Is almost as well known to handba as
Champion Casey said yesterday: There is no good
reason why Casey and Lawlor should not play match.
They have announced their willingness to meet each
other. and hardly becomes two such renowned ex.
Psr.s 40 put on me"tns by reason of technlcai.
Know ppeesey how Dssn on me urt long enough to
..nsi A the ehassrs to casey ho
r a.ys :aHGS' 5"s h ss
Would have brought face 70 face the Whole snp
am, am SsI'sln hat
Will contest arranged il The men 20 10 ashting At
my idsa of match between the pair would be tho
best Of nine or eleven games more and to be
at so XII and g. and ind IL @
lover Of the sport to be the salvation 81 the game
s's sna S$sD'a iH%
s Of * allow wSu s ' 50 hs rules
the same as in boxing pnds 6e My
ss nt ii n: IN hs eo1,
shs saS3ASn SSe msn
ought TO know the court as well as Casey but il that
court should selected and Casey ought to give way
"In regard to the balls, nothing but true and wen
made ball should be used Let thorough ball IN Az or
turn out dozen balls Ms near alike AS poss Then
let the two men for the choice or The nick and
the winner OF the toss select SIX balls and others
Bhould bo used In tho contest think are fair
ideas and, " adopted would go u great way toward
getting the two men out OF srather unpleasant com
plication."
An admirer Of John Delaney told Syn reporter ys&
terday had $500 ready back Delaney against
Lawor in the best four of seven games Delaney re-
ceve ten aces a game to be played at the Brooklyn
nandbal Clubs court.
Billy Isaney Is pretty confident that Paddy Lawlor
cannot beat his brother George with nve aces game
81 am willing to wager from SIS to $780," SAID Billy
"thst George can beat young Lawlor with that hand
CAL" ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-02
YEARLINGS IN THE RING.
YOUNG 77fORoUGHBREDs FETCH FAIR
FIGURES IN KENTUCKY.

Tho Tattersnlls- HrnsHcid Company sold
Yesterday Ninety-cigbt Head for "a Total
OF 95s,A4S - Buyers Were There from
Many Parts OF the Country.
LEXINGTON. Dec. 1.-This was the first day
OF the Tattsrsalls Brasilold Company eaie OF
thoroughbreds here. The sale was conducted
III the new sales stable at tho fair grounds
To-dny's offerings were ycarlings' ana eoou
prices were realized. the ninety eight head
sold bringing sos, i45 IN average Of StO2 per
head.
Following are sales OF $500 and over:
Bay colt by FAVOR dam Display, BY Ten BroeeE s,o
"a. C. o m'G b. ls avo IT. dam Mary Ann by Long
Day To't .o,s Msw Sork 1000
ny iS- { y .,G SE s" R dom "ha >, Re-
s.M. Lula "y 'E by S rd Lyon Milton Young
Ei E;:s " 9%,. Harold aA" Lucy L''' by 700
cf.,na. Hy y o.on hsss Dan Jersey ".t
BAY INV e Is h's n 1'assa a aa Reo st. by imp
ss ssq nis By ono %, dam xssn y Alarm
BAY :. col, by Duke o. Mcn,ro.e dam vamoosc, by
,viIni; Durham h9S S, i, ~ puSs 700
css' nnt y 5 q n s s' ,onpas D'
B,sxn gy BY 9" %"%H I s2ir s"H by mp 80
BAY fnf iy By bike o Mont" M"nsioss ln Helene. by
pr6 6sanI IL; sy bs SoH sonata
by LHns sIS H. ~ r,nS n ;"d Bud by
.yoliissnr: i cpygf@, 'H,s sas,G,,, ~; Inn, 800
Hs Se n sy 1#2' 5 s" '" ,.""y ., "' 900
css.nS so Y ' Ws. %c; " %' ''"l 100
hay col !, n.finn, Jam Re-, Leaves by .eon' s.s
ssy y sv Hn nr rrs. ' on hsr
French ~ s5saSa aSaa Gam
imp Bonnls scotianii u ". Morgan, ilarr"ds- ZOO
Tom Llnore BY Julian: dam Ems by Lisbon" 600
s. ssn n''S x ' Raiss sSs;f! $50
a ir e1 @ " IL Landsua. LsAins s,o
csssnut My by jnl,an dam Cpsa BY wsrriek ,,s
'' snei :o Sss I'd BY . D's''v't
essns a william SE sS RnsA @tT hsaSfh ~
nay colt ~ imp. pees.er, dam Lucia ~ wan. GOO
Bay colt BY mn. Decsivsr dam Caroline by Ken. ~,
BAY iy BY mp heeevsr dam Tho Baronssby c,o
,spiasi{; y,S" MeG a. .,s down by long ''o
1 vfa eoH r ~ irC.nn pas XIV COO
ns.: v.rss.s y ass;s. kipnoy; s or. Golden 500
ss,, cor b, H,rari: e. ". Mtt"te Paris Ky l.o:5
Imp sseia.n: 9: ki%i. LsSMs;Sn :, i,,i;ov: 800
ysss s 81 %Ri Ssaf Gsxi " 1.7oo
,d hs d Ks9 by k kns
Ti" h,tnnyso s' Tom turner Paris .... b25
os.. 1 af: :o y splnsSss 4oer
INN tenele; Eugene Iegb ............,...... 1000
o9 9nn pt, sSn ~ ReeS. Covinston 1000
Chsstnut colt by Ardrain. dam Nenita, by VIZ o,o
gil; Tucker Louiar,Ls - .;,io,c.;,.i;r; '''
dan MInnaf, By GIeneig: G.Ashbrook ;.:..... 300
essNap. ss.r " Exp 600
~ n'y , ny K. SniS. iIs!rod.burs. Ky... 1000
,ha w .nusn u." CPS
Ray My BY imp. Decave-. dam Morning hside. 49,.
b. Harry 0'faiion: =. Holden. Lexington 800
bay Hlly BY mp Silver Mine, dam Belle OF Nan r
tura. By ills Johnson H. Ferry LsXinsinn. - 'oo
Psrugia D. T., by Fioceltre. dam Cachuca, by ST. 49,.
Bialse; +. II. Douglass. Franklin. Tenn 90
essSn ~ Hi.rl. o. Byron IcCeIsnd 1900
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News or the wheeImea.

on Dec ID. NA
The annual reception Of tho waltham Bicycle Club
will be he'd ON Dec 8,
The Quaker City Wheclmen will held q fair at their
club house from Dec tol2
meeting Of the Board of Officers OF the New York
state Division OF the A. ". nil be held at the rand
Union Hotel on Dee 70.
The Hartford Wheel club have appointed Msssrs. C.
Y Dnrdett ]. W. fahv L. ID. Fisg, W. ". Talc0tt and r.
H. CrYgieT club representatives. TO the L. 4 w.
Work will 'onn he begun on the annex house Of tho
Long Island Wheelmtn. which 10 to cost So. 900 and
the plan mapped out as follows; ON the land In the
rear OF the present bn ding belonging to the club Will
n,sd ~ cafe and Kitchen leaving that part Of the
for fmo9 ling. card. and private dining rooins The
main psrlors will slse gain In length 40.
sion WI permit r. ners.ssd ~ sowIs
exist for repairing cleaning aud overhsulny the b.