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baseball Notes,

There Is letter ut this office for Pitcher Landmau
O. H. Ebbets has Just completed a schedule for the
Eastern League
new York Field Club have May Fl. 80 and June
II open. OutOf town clubs preferred g. H. hruner
$40 West Forty.sixth street. New York city.
LouIsyLh April 2Drete Brow ming last ight sign cd
into lett held. anu Weaver will pay behind the hat
,Cstchsrs Cah,ll and Hess have been released by
under contract. and they are reducing expenses.
Tho xayiers have April - May X II - nnd - OPEN
Any out-0tt0wn club offering suitable guarantee
tsenth street. New York city.
The Boiling Springs Athletic Association of Ruther.
FORD intend TO MAKE an &C we baseball They
schedule sds1s, wv M, ISeas; s:
Albany, April The Emira Baseball and Athletic
As.acston was Incorporated today. Its capital Is
Noo9 The directors for the coming year are N. r.
and george Z, Backer,
The Titan Athletic club intend 10 shine brilliantly on
Sss"town clubs giving suitable guarantees for Satur
ana holiday, Address j. Harvey. Secretary. IA
wSs sorty.hith street, New York city
Ars S u Island Cricket and Baseball Club have
smlnthan c's team. Inc islanders wan 10 arrang.
Jsss Tyns sctt o,assn f!ns a. ,ins',YGn Address
The team Of the Temperance Athletic Club south
nethehel Pa IS consdered one OF the strongest in
,..sG!gh valley nAlsgher Tho present pitcher OF
psrahcs boys They, want game. wIfn good claos Tor
fourth and .,r: Aasr sss, enssn manager
lows April 81 Resouie 30 Long, island NAV t9i
.s! 40 I%n sn a,sn Iie;s q sgnpsss Jsmai
Rutgers College; II. nerr.ns! 10. MineoIa Is Rppo
Ky s opsn M sSmns Bgsso,o9nnrs kpps
ssrgens: 70, saunnera; 20 Bensonhurst; ~ Jamaica
sept Ainsois; ~. Bensoahprst; II. a. and Oct J.
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First German Gun Club Shoot.

The First German Gun Club Of this city had a very
pleasant day for its usual spring outing at Dexter Park
Wednesday Tho attendance not as large az was
expected only sixteen marksmen being present
pete for the clubs gold medal AMI second prize OF So
Each man shot At ten BIRDS club handicap modified
Long Island rules gun below the elbow, both barrels
&. Bretstein and +. Wannamacher killed nine each
and tied for the trophy On the shonto birds
the former killed one while the latter missed and lost
the trnpny. Bretsten has The PRIZE Tor the third
time during the sens n. and it now becomes hts per-
property r. rfasndrr and j. Rrauer killed eight
each andlet for the second pre- and on shooting on
C. Brc,tstcln. 80 yards. 8: r. Wnnnamacher II yards
.; j. Brauer u yards 4: i. Plaender 80 wards s: r
q yard; q Mile, 20 yards 81 J. Sehw1aek Is yards.
80 yards 4; F. scner 81 yards I; {. DietL II yards
I: A Eeusch. 81 yards. I.
Ties for Club Nedai-C. Breitstein, l; 7. Wanna.
mach-rO
Ties for second Prize--J. Brauer. 3: +. Praender
Al the conru Of the shoot thu
to the club house End partook OF their usual dinner
after which H. Iahn. the President OF the club pre-
scented the prizes to the winners.
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Amateur baseball Register.

Among the many amateur clubs In this city ana sur
rounding places the folio ~y who are anxious to
arrange games The list includes number OF junior
organizations whose players average from 10 TO IL:
atlantic baseball GIhD.john Gallagher IS Madison
The Jndsons-John Shaw. 81 Eas, Eightieth street.
.Afsyss Of ihlarem-rred Gross. 1890 Third avenue.
Sevins rn.G H. Perkins, Denton place, Brooklyn.
.a i,.r csrlsiadt, N J '"'''""'--'o"" D'A''
IN Mi.hasls iyrsnm. Jersey c,ty-M J. Buckley. as
Maroon Rsssl,il CUB OF III. St Elizabeth Literary
R S to%S, New Sors siiyi ....' , nm
Mss.ner. /. .i3 Imstcr,ian avenGs. New YORK city
Titan Eas.gal club-w' ormisson. sJl Bramhsii
T.""ss. S Il. west sdeB Brewer 14o Tenth
chelsea iasabai IiGb-Thomas Ketz 200 West Four.
te.n,h street ,i;, New York city r.., r,.,,. ,u,,,
,Wsons J. ! * Gil walker manager 15s J.rom.
'fc,i hassSai, G!es-sam Gavin. Jr captain. 10 New
spartan Baseball Tub Of Er5osyn-chssl.. glr,ch
cann"s seeta
Aeri Raseha! cub q BrooA Edwin y. Lilly cap
X 81: %. ss ssa,v sY ss, sn lane. nc 49,
RIyth.boarnss~L. W. Mozart. manager. Blythe.
0G P,nc school Athletic Association open to play pu-
ssG s5 %y s.. Sew Sre TX" SEQ
. 1nnIans-W. Amann, Secretary. " Nandam street.
New York city.
Wide Awake Athletic Clnh-Willinm Jennings, secre.
tary, Logan street. near suffer. Brooklyn.
Riyrrslcs ut East Twenty.siyth strret-James Dunn,
454 Second ayrnUe. New York city.
Jefferson Athtt I. fEegan, 20o Ne York
nue.. Newark, NJ.
ony K Ct Beecscr greet New Y"ss e ec'
Hudson Baseball! Club-i COnnors. Alb smith street,
Brook yn.
A. r. Baseball Club viii play any A. D. T. team be.
longing 20 any Office of the conipanyJohn T. Banks.
III manager. &c New street. New York city.
lnvinchlc Baseball tluo-F. L. Wells. manager. Tot.
tenvilic staten L. and
Tonpkin's Baseball Club, Decoration Day open-A.
Isl seventh street New York city,
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HAMMER WHIPPED cALLAM
Nearly 4, coo Spectators at the Park A.
Tourney In brooklyn.

| Tourney In BrooNiyn.
What is probably the last boxing show to be
given In the famous Clermont Avenue Rink.
Brooklyn. occurred last night In the big hall.
in the presence OF nearly 1000 spectators.
among whom were men prominent In every
branch Of mercantile. social. and athletic lie.
| Four residents OF Brooklyn conducted the So
called tourney" which was run under the
| name OF the Park Athletic Club by the parties
| mentioned very openly. tho club" not being
I'm It" Mt ALL
The show was n great success. and some OF
the best and most even lighting ever seen was
witnessed BY n very orderly and enthusiastic
crowd. r-,,t n
Crnmer. Arcndian A, A., and Fred Taral. L. l.
A. c.. the Judges. and Robert Stoll. N. u A. U.
and D. Se Acorn a. the Of eers
The first bout was between Mike Leonard Of
G.. both lads tipping the beam at l2s and lSiS
pounds respectively. IT was a great battle.
Wrsb on Ernst mounds between
Billy %osds. ffarE 4. c. and Harry Irving, Ia:
tGna G. was The next feature The iu gsss
p,fhs " Sssf%sis%s ART between 1 AXE
Mike Hughes Of the jackson A. e. came next:
MAS at i45 EVEN The Judges gave the hskt to
GGs ssssnass :, sGss ne N sn b.
G 4SS ns @ds sscsys 9S he 4St #
The SewssS SR eaans ssS ys S GS
4. c. and Charley Hammer Of the West Side a;
G. came next Agreat deal OF money was put
last Johnny fekh" S H" was 80 chosen reeres the
IHdses rsREaining IT,. ssme Callsn we1ghsd
mer vas the first to appear. while CSlan fol.
each man recevns greet wes2PPG s
fer. Jr.. hand led Kan IN er. and Pat Farley and
First Round Hammer was ne first to lead.
cenepy sg Cssn Ths west sde ee
sent In both left and right connected, three
III. andns on The f eo s s twice k Sn ns
'ee ookns
twice in the neck. Hammer conntering on the
@ Ga i6. Ess se1 in sent on h . o rsht anS
tho eft on the Wind: The 1 west slider Vas doing
Jaw Kame ria aniirs 3 GOTH et " and ri rsht on on
no. ndn the ret mnsins
pointed. the butcher boy doing most OF the
cpshsa aln anHnE LA left wSa aW s' Kan
landed with left. right and left. three hot ones.
the men lighting hard Callan punched Kan.
from Hammers left made Callan bleed. and
the men We're lighting hard; Calan led and
punched Callan with both left and right on
wind and neck. and the ilG ht ended with CAL
agreed on hammer. and he was carried from
HE ring on his friends shoulders.
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The Fo,,.n.s.e Horse. At s...,.he.s Bay

The race horses owned BY J. G. Follansbee
nephew OF James r. Keene. havo arrived at
sheepshead Bay and are safely 1uartered with
the horses belonging to Foxhall Keenc.
Mr. Follansboc's ranch. where the horses
winte:ed, is in Mexico. 800 miles beyond tho
Texan boundary. and they had to be walked
25O miles before they struck railroad. The
thoroughbreds stood the trip splendidly. that
royalty bred young mare. Tho Cleaning. by
Sir Modred. out Of Twilight by Norfolk. being
particularly fine looking after her years
run out on tho plains Of Mexico. Gloam-
ing was one of Senator George Heurst's
tavorItes, and MIR. Follansbee bought her at
the closing-out sale year ago. Besides
Gloaning there are in the string the six year
old bay morse Almont 10y Three Cheers. dam
Qu">t."n ~ Joe Hooker: the imported six
yenr;;old chestnut horse by somnus. ont OF
Maid Of the Hills by The Drummer: the three.
y,enr;o!d bay colt DR.: Ross by imported Cheviot.
the three.year- bay lilly by Jim Brown. dam
vixen by imported Saxon. Mr. Follansnee
also owns the fiye-year- old horse Kingmaker
~ Warwick. that won few races last
year and proved an ugly customer in sticky
going with light weight ny. defeating
Sir JOAN on ono occasion and running Race
land to head at Jerome Park.
1t is understood that Henry Morson. who
Fol!ausbee.
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The competitions the German horse and in tho
hand walk. events at the sixth annual athletic contest
o: the YounR Mems institute were not decided until
late hour Tuesday night Alfred Harvey tho medal
for superior work on the horse. In the hand walk
James White came in first. with r. Cough second
These two were in the al vanced class Herman Bar
rows won in the novice class. The contest for all
around mnastc work also settled. Alfred Harvey
wn,. wi h e23ai point Robert Gahan as close Sec
ori. with 22I II Onts
several nelils superiority during the year wcro
aHhried 70 the following competitors: Devr opTcnt.
Robert k-rl: leaders. Aired Harvey the gold
AMI Samuel liiw the silver medal. Louis kieid re-.
c"ired so media! for getting h- highest aggregate
score IN the V NJ 4, A. Bpwiu, League. A gold M ,a
Wa a.so presented 10 pnvii Snsmtn the champion
bowl-r OF The institute. Tn" winners the tai
and parallel btrs ANA in the hsh lamp and pole varlt
also received medals, They Bob i;alal. Alfred
S. Mcclellan. -
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The games In the final tour ament of the American
Amateur Bowling Union last night resulted as follows
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New. from III. Hor.. Norla.

Jockey Anderson lspider) will ride for Mr..
l.. q. Appleby during The coming season.
Atwo;year- colt by Muscovy has been
Soys 70 sMmss Kttson The price Is said
N, New i3Ek parties have purchased the stock
MAKER stssprRs IT, Tor book
, Mr. Rutherford has bought Of Capt. q. A.
Brown tAe chestnut ge1ding Capt Rees. g. By
sIg gee knney dam Kate Clark By Imp. Glen
LII Rutherford Of Lexington has sold to @
SiS SSs OF CPiumbua. e.. ths bay colt Ped
How,inr ~ I'm imp; 1eceiver. dam "Attaw. By Tom
q me nrst foal Of tho champion PAGER Direct,
2:W. is out OF Thoroughbred mare. It is q
natnra, racer. and yet Monroe Salisbury con-
tthns that Direct would not pace until he had
inc mobiles put on him.
me pacer Hal Pointer ~ reported to be In
OUT on winter lie has been taken up Tor
training 10y E.l Gsers, who expects him to do
great things this season.
.. ne stallion simon. by sidney, has been sold
to Wiley Jones OF Pine Bluff. Ark. the 'pac ng
sn i1ed iiis Ranks. by Black Hawk Morgan. for
Wilkes, for $1,000.
new trottng circuit has been organized.
ware Circuit, whiai viii include the trucks at
GGape Charles, W.: tho Gentlemcns Driving
Park; near baltimore; Elkton. and Frederick
BAT a 70 3oS ct Del. The dates extend from Aug.
The Canadian stallion Alvin. 2:l44. by Or
been sold by x. Is. Merrill OF Tiisonburs ITO to
tms Is a mot aund Ssns a eat
Ter - me free-f2r- all,s last year with the ex-
ception of Rosallnd Wilkes
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EITHER BILLS BONANZA.
The Dude BoIerO, with go Pounds Up,
WOrks Three.quMriers In LILO L..


Works Three-qunrier In 1:10 l-a
Father Bill DAILY never keeps ANYTHING in the
way OF horsehesh very long before lie knows
the animals capabilities thoroughly.
The sun has told how the Sage Of Hart
ford bought the four-year- colt Bocro.
by Rayon dor. out Of All Hands Round. from
Messrs. p J. Dryer 4 Son. on Tuesday. for
$4,000. Boero cost Philip Dwyer. ST.. s35. 600
at the closng-out sale of the late Congressman
William l.. SCOTS racing stable little over Il
year ago. but the handsome chestnut proved Il
failure AS race horse although he was n fnir
performer as tw0:year-old. and showed great
speed Mt times. The Messrs. Dryer do not
often make mistakes. but they made one when
they sold BolerO to Father Bill for s. 900.
"Wednesday morning Father BILL brought
out the dude" ms Bolpro has been emile for
a, year. and putting Johnny Lamb!ey up told
him to take tho kinks out Of the ne purchase
The colt had 100 pounds UP. but after n warm
ing-up gallon he went away at n great Gin,
rnnning the first quarter in 23 seconds and
the ,e half letter than 30 SECONDS;
hundred watches was :1b4. hut DAILY, who
almost tumhled off the fence with Excitement
made vt ;l04. Old Bill uttered n war whoop
and jumping into his buggy started for home
rs fast as his horse could go. shouting to the
boy to bring Bolero along to be cooled ont
Unless all signs fail Father Bill has another
great Splinter to take Civil Services place.
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MORE F4VORI7ES BEATEN,
Red Hammer Wins the La.sie Stakes
Shadow. First Choice. Finishes Fourth.

Red Hammer Wins the Ia.sie Stakes
Shadow. First Choice. Finishes Fourth.
MEMPHIS. April 21.-The weather was fine
here to day. and many attended the races at
Montgomery Park. Three favortes were again
beaten. to the disgust OF the talent. who are
having long walt here for good day.
The Lassie Stakes for two-year-old llies.
four furlonGs, worth to winner 81. $50. had five
starters-Fringe. l15 lR. Williams: Red Ban
ner. 115 tAfcCailerty): Eaydee. 115 tHoggettl:
Emma 115 tOverton): and Shadow lis Brit
toni Shadow closed favorite at to 5. but
she finished next to last. J. NJ. Brown l. Co.'s
between them. Red Banner winning in driv-
Kas o. 5Gs 0 s xpES55 rsss
irolUois out OF Bandanna. Banner Bearers
dam. and Is well engaged w the line. Her
at M ae hSS
unbeaten.
Content. 100 III. Penny! was to 5 favorits
three year -olds. lie won cieveriy by length
from the Z TO chance Gayoso who beat Joseph
in re- Cassidy put like distance. Time. ITO. !.
sStsn ,1honssd wlsf ano ye
ite Heller SHELTER. ia iii. Penny. She won
hy five lengths from Brazos. who beat Una
twice here and is yet unbenten this year. Her
post price to-day was 3 TO on. Time. l :21l..
four 'hs p anf With
He finished last. however. the winner being
the to chance bnms First LAP ~ a. Clayton
out length. Time. i': :5S S'o 0ea' D. A. i'uhn
The last race. selling. at ono MILE with ten
Tom Jones los. tSlaughteri He won by a length
and half from the 10 to / shot Powers: Robin
HOOD came third beaten two lengths. Hydy.
the iavorlte. was never dangerous Time.
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ANOTHER SERIES OF UPSETS.
ALL THE FAT0RITEs nut ONE BEATEN
ON THE HILLTOP TRACK.

The Masia Fniy OutfSsts Fitsrcy-Esesso
| Shows Her Heels to Nick-Moonstoue
Sandstone, and QuibbiSr Capture Purses
The battle for dollars continued at Gutten
burg yesterday between large army OF regu
lars and the phalanx Of bookmakers. Tit
track was sloppy with mud. and the horse'
splashed their way through q raw. driving
rain storm. The talent lost money on all but
one race. the third. which the odds on first
choice. Character. won by q length and hal
from Rotation. Defaulter finishing third. eight
lengths away.
The Maxim fly won the first rnce by a
length from Fitzroy. the !avorite. Battle Cry
coming In third. three lengths behind Fitzroy.
Eleanor led all the way In the dash for two
year-olds. and won by length from the favor
| lite. Nick. Rey del Mar came In n poor third.
Moonstone dashed away at aagfall In the
fourth race. and. leading to the finish. won by
neck frsm III Spent. Salisbury. the favorite.
loslnK second place by length. A..
tRe "a isvor nesa tra tH FIJI hr "o
eubSs y Ss waS waR Fctet no
iavorite. Centaur. head for second place.
THE FIRST RACE.
Purse 5000 for beaten horses; 20 pounds above tho
esis tSF an. s Gss tS,SnT ,ae why
i, fsif Ss,s s. ~ III ;aS @
Craft Arehitset. Benedict Keystone. Gan,ssn. and
NN'' -" ~''' raj" Time. o.s7a
Battle CIR, as's.: 81. ssi H :s E4:s.''
THE SECOND RACE
'f ~ s:s
me-: :!sssi ss; ii. A. sass
Bunker Hill s.nd'w IISs sn /, n SRs sise ran.
TO R.ss s su :E: p.a sisSH Is
THE THIRD AACE.
NI!,: STAPLE: IS { cnarscs:. = By ohsrssa.-Ad.,
il & i SsI H.sn III G & PS 5:s:
s.,nsrv, to on i Gs;l r;eS 10 to .e.,p,t ro
t.lan. 81 10 Dei.aI.er autu1ls paid $50. $40.
THE FOURTH RACE.
Purse 340O: selling; three.quarters Of mile.
Bradford Stables en-. C, Modnstone. =. by faustus.
hpH %as hTSss c ioI P Spsn oi
Nj J. Day's y salisbury; aged; ~ 81 Poanel;:
Extra r''''" kn 4im. a. 1sd Ethel H. also ram
e, net,ing.rour to n3nins. Moon.ton.. 20 TO ! III
$285 sl.65
THE FIFTH RACE
rarse a selling mile and e. do
@Ro.s RAIDER - .ns.one ~ .om oen'f'.
amssn.y sT:nes' s.; Cesar. s fdo
Chester and Early p 4,m. also .ss ran
:s% sdao, SIR George a" Il %asuas PAID $780,
THE SIXTH RACE.
Purse $500: selling; seven fur!,nEs.
Hudson STAPLES oh. eniober, aged by RaJon d'or
Yves. SD. s sIaoes fisi., isi tA.rha,D
Harry Ireland Amos Luke jSan. and Eisvs Also ran
to Genanr aa1uals PAIN s,S g. 81 ss.S5 r'ete'
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CHESS PLAYERS WE'LL MArcy,n
The First and second Games or III. H.
schut,.Showaiter Match Were Dr,u.

Before LirschHtz and Shownlter began ,,or
yesterday in the second game of their ch..,
match they agreed upon calling the first cora
as played on Wednesday. n draw. IN, r,i
score OF this partie is appended.
The second game was opened by Tus,,,.,
with Queens Gambt. Tho dcvclorm.,, -,
tho game proceeded on the usual Inns ,.,.n
the ninth move when LipschNtz lot tina l.,,
en- track by bringing about an cych,,,, =.
pawns. After about iltean muyas IN, ,..
registered white compelled tho advance, ,t,
adverse y 1t 7. which gavc him a ch ,,c.,'
isolate blacks y p. OF which the New y.s.
player promptly availed himself. Nu,vano,
change NJ many of tho pieces followed a1I =,
ter thirty moves the Rentuchian ,r,n,.
draw. which was. however. ,lacIln,I go
opponent. who thought h" had n NJ ryhis
vantage. l,y tho simplest pus,iil, eng ~ al.
Showa,ter disconnected wh,es pawn, %hoaeas.,
game stood adjourned ut 80 |, VI ''' me
After the recess 1ipschGtH ma.l,p l.,
tempt. by pushing his y II /. tnwnrl ,a ,,>l NJ.
ing win but this manruvre d,,uo, ,i,5la,Snr,.
draw after thirty six moves ''aS
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STANDARD ., d

Totals. .1O22 10
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Affairs at Columbia Col,.r.

Tho Columbia College Athletic Union will hold an
other grand vaudeville performance this evening N
the Manhattan Athletic Club Theatre In aid OF coeg
athletics. All tho participants will be coey. nm -,
Guiding Culver, '03 and Alexander. a3, b,acr I.r,
comedians; Murchisnn, ~. and Lawson 'a5 coined,
Herts 'Ya. iiIusionst Til, % AS .stdip,gatrnt
iim6ia College uiee. Banjo. Man DIN aud FSS.sh,,
Banjo clubs. ' ''cshih"''
The success OF The informal thletic meeting held
SATURDAY ny me College mon has caused them 10 Al
range TOR smila contest to morrow rnonn ~
fair will be heid N the old Manhattan At6,.t ne ~
Fifty'sStb street aud Zig ith avenue AZ ocsr
tries hre being received IN each OF the events
last week and heavy handcnps offered for ,,r en-
courage ment OF new men 49, ''' '"e vi
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Yachting Gossip.

The Defiance. owned by Cant. Zober of the Pavonis
Yacht Club is being overhnulej.
for IfS or easS s rsvqn s esTas p negotiating
The soop Aunt Jennie was the FIRST Of the Psvonis
sns SEM nn ont 5o9 for fhe
{ , 10 house on re Goa munpaw shore Of New YORK
has SIn m mot "r :.ls
s"ns t" 1S nrnsa ro schooner s pronah.
and snsrs will be altered
, Gt 'T ma r. Are to A. til: pavona Yacht Club
eis" sy Us BY nS 1884, sSa Defiance
tn: sr lss sa t. d"s
s sSs T.. , William ' t o.
h n the Corinnan Iasht Gsb y. STAPLE.
In l has &. sy %S:
Tsps y A. 4 The so 'ST re
ys1, .n M.n sss ran sn,I rsnasd Reef
cooling surface. Put In It's place.
,e Iss sIn s.na Y,ch' Club have arranged a.
y 10 bss. 10 ::,fy aa aa. oH"sS's
Sia:s . RoStawny Aas lad;s. by: Ais .. open
heEht'H' Se.t cruise hn tue shrewsbury river.
The Jolly Tars. n social organization composed OF
fa'ona Yacht club members he'd their annual meet
Ing last week ana elected the following officers. Man
Henry MIler SarbOard Guard Fred Soper: Port Guard
John Hart: General tti.ity Man, sam kipp tbs Hns
cab soop Pavonia has been ENGAGED for the season.
aud the Tars nnd their lady friends Will hold semi.
monthly sais during warm weather,
The steam launch Anem ne was launched Wednesd
from the works of Charles L. Sehbury a co. Nyark on
Hudson She WAS designed and bnit order for an
Official of the n T. O. ami II. 4. in Buffalo The ii
menslOns Length ute al. % feet beam feet 9
stern post are OF selected white oak. The plankngi
OF while cedar. coppcriasteHed and rivetrd through
out. The interior Bnised III Hns quality arirr-
oak, The machinery Is SeaDUfy fore ,and an ON.
pound engine, AMI Seabury safety water DO Ter
of sufficient power to drive the launch ali AVERAGE
speed OF eight to nine miles nm hour
The Jersey city Yacht club have abandoned their
summer club house at Iottenvile and wal endeavor to
improve upon the facilities At the city club house on
the GommunipAw shore OF New York Bay. Quite q
number of associate members elected at the last
meeting With the exception Of vote at the me etinVs
they are entitled TO all privileges for SO year The
ladies days VIII he feature with the club this eason
Tie programme OH each occasion Will include dancing
VOC al ana inslrpmentl music, sail down the bay on
hoard the clubie and supner to he AIDE IN esc.
,vey OF sea Ino The dates for these events win be
annnll ilanled shad dinheH viii he served ON sunday
May TIE toTDal opening OF the club house viii 1c.
eur on Decoration Day The annual regatta OF the club
Will be held on June 10.
Block signals aud Int locking Switches
Are the best assuraI of safety on railroad Thew