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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-11
TARGET sMAsHERs AT WORK.
What the MARKS nen Are Doing At the Mig
ReadlnS Tournnmeat.


RIAotss. FEB lo-rh. hrss annual tournament OF the
Reading Shooting Association opened here yesterday
Many p.emr trap shots from New York and vicinity
are present. Among them Enoeh E Miller OF
Springfield n. j.: James Smith. HAcketissown
y. Y: Neat Apsar. Painted: william r. Ho-
bar. and Major Rheber Briertna'L Newark: Ed.
ward Collins West uoboken: william wo.ssen-
croft. James wo!s,enerot, John T. Roadway
Harry Thurman. J. H. Brouss. Charles Lane
Harry and Edward pavidA Philadelphia: William
Fi.its cari.,iana Pa Col l. C. Terry J. 3. Clearer
sne sr.P' ct Roa. es E. ssai Hs..en
u FrsI1 sss.sn Pn Wi,sn Gafv h, Isrss.f
81. yiset.cei Pa. E. y ri.ii and : Gssa,ss; Lime
a.a "a. sy.s s.ns sser. Womss OK
The tournament Is held on the grounds OF the BACK
he n is
money for she best a,er.se during The day John R
fsrry t,,iasa .siFs and H,y.. Won tss;'s money:
II ,ss n,. event a. ten .arEe. sAsh .p.sn me:
isisE.;-o .a;ri.s The second s1ea. under III. con:
as ,.s r.ss r. mel.
oT. IL II. ;htsd even. n,:.sn :,r:.ss p en-:
As; =. ss :ss.ssa s 'sa :ss
ssny sIs. q H lob so ..n
ss ss s,s Fus s9isn:aaH cosias and
Browse third With seventeen: Lane APts. and me:
over ,rty:..o tn,-,e.; Rrten.nAl rLl.s Smith. and
a.esa mi s,s m .sn Il t., ana
f.it O. ,h:t},so entries; E.ensn ,a.hea s,e 81.
Ih .na .sss q. ten
tarztta raich we've vel contested ,,.
.a .1 *s q # M
i s s.tse ss:S,1 c,1 Ss f c.sn
H.s fPa F a1ss :!o-s q .e sss
81 'sH sh sas
nrs: money offered sor taat achievement.
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LEXINGTON. Feb. lO.-Ths trotting horse sale
here to-day resulted in the disposal OF sixty
seven head for a total o! s4a.2S. an average
OF s13J each. Few high prices were realized.
Those commanding $500 and over follow:
Ro ~ s is. Z, a.s,. fssoss
r.s.Ss. s,e3. ,ssa y , r.res y w,,ss.a
0y .a''et, LOO
~ f; g4..isa isi ~ Ts'' sS,As.' 600
s Rs.,S.s iss = s.fl hon ., 600
rt ss >i * sa9sd I s%%.
Esso b T. rs. BY Esb.r-s,s,hd.y. by Triton: 49,,
xe.is.;.ns.t f z. lisa BY On rssd-Gri,e,,e by
os .issGan is.a .' sS Earn; slSs.i. wfeAn
slofaiss,a, By S.nortno r,'eh.n Brook Cur. -,
x.ty s,%a.t \: u, isst. ~ s,r,,sR s;. KIM
0E george M..e' d '''''"n .''t $500
Ssy,i Soss. .gss4h 5Sstsn a''o
Ioato.. Sy boareos wats.. j. i kiiIniiisr. ..o
Ni,. retes.n biz m l. 1871 BY Namsr,no P.,es.
sn-;ss LsaSy mare By D<imOnieo: Jadse -,o
efh. aiso w... i Z .ssSs y s7s
lane. by Ions Island P.teh.n: j. r. Day, Lex: 49,,
Ais.k. b g. Issu By Ar.-t.-comiau., by
.ioni' o iI's q, S S.r,. b, onward
y wilson Lexington ny ... .-,....--........ $50
Ho,sAr b. ., iss'. by suitAh-Crtcket. By MAZE -
- hrno Abba Ah: T. R-rrh. SprraS Grove. cinn. 90
Wi kes'on-. =. n 90 by fAyette wite.-Nag.
Sc iaxer by Red wilkes; r II. Mitchell Macon. AN
fAaple. b; g. i-sp by Frine,p.-Hda. BY
DeOrEe wilkes: z r. PEPPER, Frankfort. Ky $50
fi.'y I. {. lso. tr frinceps-joan. by Pilot .oo
RysIri, Re.saasa.PJ.S co.sE ass.,ian. a 5000
Lrha y b, 1857. ey Esct;onsef.idvie BY
wnd IDLE Thoroughbred: La.is 1 honAkeE ~,
Sr I'VE; John Z. si;... i~S,ns,cn' Ky. 1850
Annie Ras.-!l. ca. ISIS er Namb-.no Elsseu
Anne steel by fea.nausai: 0eorfe D. Blair. -.
Furtc. m lsS- /, Nars-ino R..se.i-Lnse.
hy rnn-iG B1il Ti1h's chicago ...... ...... 200
Tu-,sAiL q. & l~ssn Ny wz- ocS-eail 10. by Grand
sentinel: X. barrett. >etN.la. Mn ,...... 200
Fir Si-ttta. h m. l>s4. by Fmrr--Na;'tP nor.
gan. by Voc Downing. y. :. Young, Lexington. 49,
Jessics ~ III 1879 b. U.ors. wike.-Dgeae..
rsr.-- - L gs ~ kr - 1000
A'rAi.n.. 81. m. 1885 BY AlNantsra-iam by 49,
ats, ~ Sa,,tus u Gay IT,. ! .eo,ry ~. 49,. 1900
Casrip'fe , n. lss1. hy Mechanically Lambert.
hy Dane. Lambert. ". II. Brown ka.amaIoo.
M. Miller h. T. lSSa bv S.i.nr-isdy GiL
tr-tH, ~ 0hbr-th Knox. : GoN.v............. 800
Ei.c'er y h, ls,!,. ny Eeet.oneer-Cors. BY
ih"roaEhbrei Don Ntto:. I~oNinate Stock
Fa.tn, Cleveland y ................ 1850
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Reronsa y, IroSuo..-
Tot,.u Dives over seven Cha,r..

Ebert Totem o: the Eastern District Y ". e A. II
Brooklyn has su'C. .i- in accomplishing feat that
attracts considerable attention. E- ?.aces seven
e. in row. rass civeS into IN. air the
Chairs AMI lani. mattress without touching the
ohstar.es TOtr.n's tne,hHd nlsat.ng af,er .hs
rag Appears Is.s-ss -e;n-;- o. danger H's
head 10 t-ti forward sn1 Ills stretched out
~ Is I" enable him 10 turn the momentum
generally landing him h. Zee. requisite TO the
proper performance Of the ieat that the stte
fne II shah spring wei! IA he long before
diving Is a..o aoSofei. Necessary In the Y v. G.
Rynna>iaIa space is limited and Tn,en rse 20 ron
only fer enough To drive him inirs. lie
male his record 81 shstr, gyrln.siuI Ia 3
Friday afternoon. To-niRh! NJ kni-ScrSdrk-r Hall
C!ymer street; ToIisn VIII enaeavnr ~ clear e,1 !:
chair INere rom TO- unlimited IA Nm &c.
becker Hall Z Rr-s n. the !. " 4. \. Gas riearrl
sig chair,. And ". o. KIN. cH. {! hk-.
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rrrrKExrH oAME-rvASs oAxprr.
NOTES BIT W. srErNyH,

az A line Of pIsy recommended by Pollock II Of.
position subsequently,.
tci VI course n uoh s,son ger thas 10 20 10 70
k;l II; o1P PxB: IL O. P. L. K XXX; q
ID BACK coaii have ron her. a pawn by IS
kiIB 5; 20 B1kt "a RxP; 27Q-B3. 2IRx B;
q m. result Of = Iiiscaieula,;on. Q-Rs was sae
correct pay
20 mis- splendid answer i. p-ofoun ily worked ou.
~ Blaek's attacking pan by 81 Et-E ism use.
less. for after b. XXI = 81 1t P; follows 10 r
Ga chi. 81 K-Ks. IS. r: 81. Kt-B ch. and
wins % II ct. "a x p h.: s.. k-R2, 81. Okla
hl II 70 white coaid Answes Z and RIB 8
Il clearly out OF tie question account Of the reply
Z r..
a, Much ins.r,o. TO 70 T. A. Whit. could not then
capture the pawn. tor back could answer 70 ch..
% BESIDE. K;,R7, Cd. Whit. threatens K,-ks eh.
o. 90 PIX, s. tsitoved BY PIX. 8 vas stronger
~ II 80 g r. 90. .. 40 RxQ II. r I p, II.
kt-Q< A. 70 :. and wins
On Ba! play a. compared with -. 90 :: a. R.
Q 2 - Q-B !. With an excellent ATTACK
I'M ~ .Kf--Q Z: as. R-o 3 a. Z P: &C. E,-Et
eh - Et: IL. p Z r. ami shonEd win
90 \ terrible oversight. as. 90 50 ~. 70 a.
Ki-kt ch. A.. IL: Is. r r, ~. % ch:
would no. BE good for white. A.. F-B 5. AZ P-B
s. ext e ~AS likely 10 lead to q draw.
% pretty ssrr,..ce CT tas qssen though sone~hAt
simple see diagram.
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Parkway Rod ..a Gun Club.

II. Parkway Rod aat Gun Club lad twenty-five
members shoot tortae club medal ;te best
shoots through the year A. Dexter Park yester
day Tie cIh shoot is A. seven live b!rds e!sb hAnd
cap modified HarinEham rules Straight score. OF
made by Bennett and H Kh-:ehs ou. ;sey
did no, shoot od. sweeps;ake at three birds mis-
money in the shoot OF. ard E. Heisans ~on second
money. The seore:
J. bennett. 30 yards :: Il Ehrichs, IS yArcs :. E.
Helgans. 80 yards. g: II. W; B'am~oil IS Ja-ds g.;
i. Xi,.f. IS yard. q Bake: ~ yartf :; J.: RYDER
i. slower 2 yaids A. Hunt, Is Yards: :; II.
Fencn. Is yardk 81 AndenaA 2o yastA 3: u. Book.
man. q yaTda 5: II. kn!eSman. ~ yAsdA 8. ". ".
ILia, n JAIL. 3.
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TRENTON Feb. 1n.-Among the victims OF
the grip in this vicinity is James 4. Newbro.
formerly OF Indiana. the well-known trainer
and driver. Mr.. Newbro was with the Jewett
Farm. Buffalo. till last fall. when he left there
and made & contract to handle the trotters at
Fashion Stud Farm. near this city.
took the epidemic AMI II developed into pneu-
monia. He died Monday. and as Henry "
Smith. proprietor OF the farm was absent In
Kentucky. the horsenen of Trenton took
charga q the burial. and the interment will be
at Greenwood Cemetery to- morrow. Tho dead
rciasman was but - years old. and had al
ready shown him sci. 10 he a f!rst-cass man in
the suiky. He had raireen and othe. good
ones in the Grand Circuit a few years ago, nut
had a series OF mistor.unes till he went with
the Jewetrs. The action OF the local turirnen
in provi ding proper burial for him when he
after him, is cornmenda BILE. and quite in keep
ing with tho spirit o! good fellowship which
prevails among the better class Of horsemen.
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To-day. rrex-.... ., ou,...s.u

First Raee,ror.s 800: for maiden .hree-yearolds:
four and 4 halt fCrienSs. Markham. l22: Johaun<.
l2:; Iea.onts. III: Debonatr liz: Andrew D.. lls:
stand1ra 10: Archie Collin, no. Nellie Davis 1o7
Second Raee-Pat,s 500: ceiling: nves,sh.hs .. =
p.sanro. 100: zeneetA %: Weudaway. ed: Noons,ons
=: Adds I: -: King Arthur ~: lars Walden a.:
Magic ~; Bob Arthur, pS. Silver Mint, IS; Melinda
drop. nliyA 70; NAryM tB,,LA niiyl ga :.
mile Miss Be-.. ITO: Republic no. Dillon J.. 40:
Harle3 ain no Lila My lV' Vocal. l0,; Maud r.y.
lO<: Forty. lOS
roer.a ksee-Pu.s $500: thresouar..r, Of . mile.
EoneocAs lls; C. '" COOK lis; D:1z1.s. Ill: Bitten.
Fit,h Rsee-Purss $500; selling: mile and tur,one.
1s!.EhoH. il2; "A GRIPS los; baylor: l9l;
long. F.otan. l2o; Kyle b. 100: Cattade, lis:
Marsh Reion ll3: Algebra rediar ll2: AIraeL %:
George c. loT brooklyn lo5: Minnie c. lu2; NAry
D., 400; Lousa.t, lol: NArs!s cI!ne IS.
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CROSS coUSIRr LEeIsLAroRs
They Meet ga Decide 20 Hessg.iss 4. n
4. euspenstoAss

Athletics are prolific Of humorous situadons
and perhaps nothing Is better calculated 70
excite the risibllities OF the average man than
the action taken last night BY the National
Cross-country Association. resolution
adopted By that body sets forth that 1t has
decided to recognize the suspensions OF the
AAr." That means that none OF the attn
letes who were disqualified By competing In
the games OF the Seventh Regiment viii be
permitted to take part in the meetings OF tho
Cross-country Association
The humorous feature OF this Is that tho
clubs Of the Cross Country Association com
pete for exactly the same prizes for when the
seventh Regiment men were disciplined. At
A handicap run OF the Prospect Harriers on
washineton's Birthday the PRIZES will consist
Of gold watches. a marble clock. opera glasses:
and gold headed canes. 1t therefore appears
that the valiant, GROSS. country athletes WI.
s saassa f ios prizes IN With
those for which the cross-country runners
Int practically il appears to be decidedly in-
Thoss, present q. the meeting aol last Hiss.
Har H Rfec carter Car suburSsn Hsrsier.;
E Esssf So2n eoleTs's Star hHee and
Dimse, Suburban Hsrriers.
.h The con Hasse r sas sSs
dency. and. 4. n George was elected to the
position. Mr. Hughes was elected HONORARY
Vice. President.
Thu following Games Committee was ap.
pointed. b. & Williams, A; B. George hugh
Manhattan Field was selected as the place
for the running OF the next championships
The Lyceum Opera House has been engsSed
proposition ny A. b. George to run an In
terna.ional amateur steeplechase IN Madison
Committee. The following dates were allowed
for open handicap eross.country rons: tros ;i
Bect har,iersiu ZEN ~; .n LON IL - - April
The following were appointed COMMITTEES
to draft a revision Of the constitution: L Q.
Carter. A j. George. and f. Conn.
There will be a general meeting OF the Asso-
citation on March IL.
l, was decided to give an open cross-country
run under the au srices OF the Association.
prizes to 10 given 70 winners in mile run In.
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The North sid. Ga. c,u.'. Shoot

The eleventh average shoot Of the North Size Gun
Cab Of Long Island held At Queens County Driving
PARK. at Nsspetk. TUESDAY Afternoon The contest
sho: seven I've birds and ten targets WITH the
following results:
Herman 8: puryea 2: NeEcke. 8: wahlen 5; SimmS
:: G Never Jr y: Schroeder, T. Tznpie. s: Charles
Meyer, q: C. N. Meyer. 4 J. n. Meyer 4: Gus Meyer.
Lyxn 8: TieynAn Q: xenek. :; G Meyer. Jr- 8: c. ~
Neye-. 5; siiaus 2: ChAs. Meyer d. RA.lo., s. ". X
smith. 5; 4 starn. 3; G. s;arns. 2: j. n keyer. g.
q Meyer s. WAhen =,
c v Meyer won ne diamond badge in elAss A and
T.ernAn e2ss b. Lyons took the hrst large, money
Nelcke second And cE1s Meyer third.
Tie election Of officers resulted President, LyAh:
Vice PresidenI John Ternan: secretary. c. u. Meyer
Treasurer, Geo. slnmE
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0rITE 4 BOOM IN WEIGHS
So Many Persons Wanted = Say that the
Discussion OF the Subject WAS Postponed.

large number o.: sporting men VITO are especially
interested in boxing amorE professionals gathered to-
Ee:her in the Eveed Se-, Office Yesterday afternoon
discuss the question OF weights that should
elaAseA In order that may Be definitely
determined upon. Among them were Gus Tu:h.iL Jim
Coroet,. Domn.ck NeCa-rey. Cal Mccarthy Tom
oRourke. Johnny Keatirr Paddy German Billy
Kenny Geo Young Tommy Dant@.,a Rooney sEe.ar.
Billy Murray. and severa, weiltno1n writer's puEi-
messages tron MANY ptrsors of ths AID other cities
New Orleans and Transfeo. for instance. stating
the Short notice.
decided TO postpone the initial meeting for
r!ot; Hhs ponE y, $500 =, ~ yeS
Who asked by letter for the postponement Others
OF various kin1s. With pfomises be
present At any meeting that might be called week
from yesferdiy TIE majority in attendance Agreed
tina, matter Of such por.Ance should not b pro-
css6ed With in hate.
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Co.ey I.,.,a ROD ..a Sc. Club Shoot.

The coney Isl,nd Rod and Gan GLIB had twenty six
members TO 30 the wootiavn Park yestsr.
day They for the diamond badge Of the club and
ello prizes seven live birds each, cub handicap
modified Hur,inghar rules There we're eve ties for the
badge sus Il was rood shooting that won ~ J. O.
Lake beating d. Meyers By one bid ne second prize
sreas contest between =. Lancer and ). sshls-
man. They killed sixteen straight in TIE shoot o6.
AFTER killing six In tho club shoot and then divided
Ie other prizes viii be shot oa a. the asxt club shoot
The score:
y sshMem.n. 20 raids %; ?. Lan,sr IS yard. 81 ;.
Eppik 20 yards. IL: y: Al,esseo: 2h Yards II: J.
kearnsy q yard. .: Dyer 90 y.sd, .; e HYDE.
IS yarts (; Collins IS y.ids s.: rf..adsr =
yards 5: c. Z. Norris 30 yArdk 4: II: Garrnon. 20
Yards :: W. L.i-. 2e yar.s Ibe.t IS yards u.
De Vrsine IS ysr's q r. Mayer - ya-ds 8: L Epps.
o3 yards =: ". Green u yards, =:
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The Joint committee Of the Amateur Athletic Union
and the Amateur Fenesrs' League Of America he'd =
meeting yesterday TIE folio owing members pres.
ent: W T. lawson. " Y. A. c. J. stsil New York Tam
Verein: G. ~ Hammond. n VAC; R. Haubold
New York Isrn yerein: =. F. O'Cornor. Columbia Col
leye Fsncers' Club. and Z. latham Fencsrs' Club.
The committee decided 10 change the dates rrev.-
ou.ly selected for the preliminary trta;s and
ne.t.y, March le at Re Isnee-., rlap instead Of
Ntrch IS instead 0. Saturday. zen II, The nn.i. VIII
take place TuesfAy March q. at the Berkeley
lyca ulrl West Foriy.tOIrt7 street, commencing
Pm me tim. Of the c.osing Of the ENTREES has been
extended 20 March IL. and will c'ose with James K
sullivan New YorE SJ.l t.y Office. 252 Broadway
Nc~ York city. and 81 per man viii he CHARGED tGr
each rIan Secretary sullivan has alreAdy received
letters from prom feueers Of Providence. Chicago
and Boston. and = large en.ry Is assured
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BaeebAu Meta
IasIs letter A. this snss ssr tAs aaaAss q q

Ih.is Is letter Al this sAss hsr tAs naaAs8 e o.
Tiger Baseball Cilb.
In few days over sx vssks TIE Asv Yssts ana Ia
ptrs Viii oy<n the baseball eeAsoA via eARs a. Sha
Polo groundA
cHerSs.n. FEB. lo-An winter lens Joha svtas hes
9 y Ia .ssp.: Sgst Evns :s.ts q sos spr,ns:
SHORTY" FSnsI nerssi q he LIDS may s.sS " :
me Princeton and YAh teams yin plAy In Esv YssS
June ~. probably .. Manhattan FieA ne game ~
sITAnsed for the purpose Of ving gsAuates Of the
ae.tAnI With usy y gate rsesipIA u VII MA eessf
when they eo0S hefe
soos:n q X . q e - rsss -:
Boston shos heusA snA u hAvtaS oFsAk oaSoass VIII
,hs AeGsnaif.. sAsss.l Sc .s,sf ~ lsss ssass3
other ee.ss tss%a Z. H s :, sssss ~ .ars.s
summer the chances being thai ~ WI manage . ~
uoAAl LsAgus team
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Bowiinx Gases To-aiGhe

Star 4. Aurora.
AMERICAN AnArHrH rSios.
Section I-Naaha'tAn A. c. VA Cosmopolitan. q: Nan
Section a-Asteria A. C. VI, Grip: Astoria A. C. Y.
BlcomIg stAie. at Astoria 4. &. alleys
Section S-Nrr.u- kinGston, at Monroe alleys:
Recreation We wa~erlr. at Recreation aileys.
section hJersey t.'y A. c. vs. Ar,erica- a jersey
City 4. {. alleys.
HTrkSsSS's TOURNAMENT
Mozart rs EedeAvcr.
,sATrrR LIhGCE
Jack Iua Iniepen j. Mt :, Jack inns AiieyI
AsAIIra Lr.sDy-
Ivanhoe vs. Cre1cerei. a. Ba Inn An's alleys
sorxISc>ipI rorex.ssSr
Ihnoy Harlem, wLeelmtr: Harlem, wheeimen ~
Moth River. North River " Lemon
HvrsoS eoCsrr ,orxShyE~-.
Volunteer Hazhack-.. HO!xhsrter Kukov:
Kl!koS ~. Volunteer.
vrTEEts nat rorrsAx.SL
Reronsh Irnsuots
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cs-ssss Puss @ ol.sss.

n ~ rss@ssl Yesterday tAss the oiynpas Club e
Few osisAas I'D sassssA ssas1 cop In securing I've
sAdsi sssrsrusas tor March 4 he nisht thss hAAsr
40 yit.aan1eas meet II vss done 70 make sur, q
hAviag ~ hSssA b oppositoo - Tie hssropoiitAa
c,sh uhoSS qnAss are sersss the s1ress and Who IN
SSnd the AyA1G eedhAm bout on the nigkS
Hsssv is.,s,ss yss ssia % 3 cs.r.sy Ai.ehsl and
k41vaA pss0e1svely ax rounds each. fer pufsss e
*: -. {: r; 81 4 res q: Z :ss s:ss:':.s
): 4: - sa' ..:s g; -: =
CoysSl - ~ q 900 q forfeit last ntghS = nsss
- - WA "a -, &C. Co. 81 su SsSoo - -
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The Criterion Theatre in Brooklyn was respleneent
With pretty women IN handsome gowns las, evening
upon tie occasion OF the Kings County wheel,nen's
eleventh annual reception The orchestra CT that
pretty playhouse noored over and converted into
spaious reception parior for dancing The club had
the enti-e house handsomely decorated with pot,ed
plan,s and s,.esmerA There were go coupesin the
some OF those present were: George Tonk.n. Miss
stoeo. VI and VI. John ssn.!nys Wilton Il. Phillips
Miss Eleanor Esterbrook W B. stillwelL Miss Illl
Russell Howard z Raymond Aiss y Raymond. water
/ Anme.mAn Miss Lena Woodruff. C. ". Ko<rner Mss
Jennie stotdart, Z :. seibert. Mays seieer., " H.
Taylor Miss Josie Iavor Charles kcLArep Misses Nc
L.ren, Mr and W. g9erIm II s;qrS:.s Mis-. ronk.n.
i.SiIi WtIhsTn + MErphy. MIS- sess.e C!srlN / II
Week. MIS-. c. B!o~u. Foster. Mss Ka.wite CHARLES
I. LONG, Miss A. LONE Mr., AMI Mrs. z. J. NaeFar.
hnd. w.ia.n c. Se:s. Miss Farley, W =, y
Gertrude Weldon. Ch..es Y. lssiil- Marie, $
s y LlpnAn, : 7. NePher,en. Ms. orrastead. george
z Burr. G. RerIhewEe c. Se Dons!t g Smith
b Mcfarland. George z. ritr.. ). stiuwel Arthur H.
smith, William FonDer. Mss c Bonner ?. A. Too!e
weudeltn. R. ". Young ADD Mss l. GInt,one;
Members OF the various cycling clubs in this vicinity
we're present in large nGuterA
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Cross-eouatry Handicap Of the Prospect
HArriers.

The Champion Prospec. Ha.riers viii hold their An
nuai crots-colniry handicap on Washinson's Birth.
day Feb -. The viii be aboG, miles and
th.Var; be Ill from Manhattan Cottage Fourth avenue
and s,xty.nf,h street Brooklyn At O'Clock. p ~ Tie
ryyes viii consist Of gold watch 10 hrsI gold watch
10 .econI marble clock third pair of opera eAs,.s
To fourth. and gV!1brAdel cane TO nfIh There VI.
over 'h- COURSE. and 10 tn. NORGE hnl,hnx frs'.
Bronze souvenirs viii be each Tnt.hes
IN the race A rnArsl. clock TOR III. club Champion.
and SILVER crp ;OT the novice of the Prospect HArles
tries close feb II VITA CaAr.ss Eeeslau. csd
Bridge ssyes, BROOKLYN
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The Winner. IT CLIQUE. sse-.

GLoeeIs.,l Feb lo-Iae races to-day resulted ~ fol-
lo~s:
Y.T, Eaee-serene.sh:hs Of mile. lanes nrrs.
Secon! kAse-Tnr-e-luar:ers OF mile Emma J.
frst. ,ersey scond KtIen an third Time. 1;2l.
Thi.a RAce-one mile Lui.ta arst Vendetta second.
Alan Archie. third lime 81.
Fourth Rsce-S.I and thA,f su.ioaRs Glastsr crtt
Mabel second, E6Gie Y. third Time. aak
P:trh kAes-Pou- and one half furionsS. Pekenden
nrsi. Harry Russell second. Lomzx .hird Time SAG
sixth RAee-s.x and on e-quarisr fG-ioHgs EunA hrs
Prince Charming second. Iw..! cht ;hird Tine %
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he'd on Monday eh., Rad some r.;v CONFESS
election 81 otcc.. JANE. Curtis getting the Vice
Presidency hy iu-- one over W rraenr Ths
cninrlst- licset -esf.i .lioVs iresiarn' Ard
Bro'h rloO. Vice President James CGr,i.
jo.n lunrnr- 81 r',h street. hrrnstyn. Tss,.p-,.
Herman Helms. t,'tai : f'nrrsnl: II" .Ca
Arctic Brown ana = E--snHs ce egn,es u, ;r1l"'.
Tan Ht>lTIct '.rlrkel 'srcr~. Alfred RF"the nm
pUr'aHt ami John rrn~ f1ecutvr Commute. d.
-za's. 'ObH u n Tne Of. form the
Committee & ft- rlHb -ri the ,t:-e Wee ca Ans
cOuir!se the EAtcA Conn li.tse
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Over SEQ E..r,.s for the Deg SHOW.

Entries for th. sxtesr,h annual bench show Of DOS
to be he'd q; Madison Square Garden from Yeo IS to
=: iae.asirs Under the auspices Of the wes:n n,,sr
Kennel lab are coming in ;h.ck and fas; The to,a
number will probably reach lao. not more. Cp TIL
last nyh; tssre 12&5 recorded and these
60 not ineade :he Westminster kennel Club POINTER
nor those yet TO o. he ard from BY NAL The entries
ne c kkseS a,
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the S.~ York Yaeh. Ciab rnter the management Of
~. EoHse comrtee, at the ello house. 81 Madison
.,enas. next s.;a-asy evening. M programme viii
fully s.,er of onies At the Cu6S Ast nuxr
Gale supper viii Be served At IL o'elAck
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The large hall Of the LenoK Lyeegm vas Handsomely
decorated last night the occasion of the FoTyoah
snnua reception of tho Atlanta Boat Club. Many
kandsome banners. including forty OF the prize ones
voa BY the members IN aquatic con,csta were hung
around the ball The ttas- Mas male . garden OF
esSps hshind which Cappas seventh R-slment
Ha Aisp<nssd sweet music for the dances while The
snAler balcony ~ the opposite md of the La
esyentas military band WHO supplied The Promeuads
Isissd sane ten fee, over ID. stag. /. "a, ,es VA.
tie NM Of tss club. and inm~4t.;riy beneath IL
yeA8-1O1 The Increased membership Of the club
Ssrias H. past year va. shown last n'ErI cnO
ksss9s eanding A. io,f ocl~s Fir, ics-frs,idsnt
1AsSA which uAs participated II BY about 80 couple.
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vsssr.a s..w..A.l. oar,... D..e-. =

Asssa uAn on Wall street. near Broadway. Brooklyn.
~ sssvtsa last night when the annual reception Of
- vssssaa seavAnhakA Boat Club. OF the Oldest
ssRssA.asea, devoted to aauas.ss n Amsri.. v.s
khG fsFsA and palma and the scsne ., ;se time Of
~ II tShou and the associate oencers of the club
EHsag tssI :eslS .1d svesp: ana h,a .her TSssa.
- ~, ~ S:,s ;sss:,A an. %;ny s %'Tsss;
- Olnaol1ne 6osh the AtalAntA1 rscspton In this
SisV ~ d 1Sava1hAks's eVsF the brldsS
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New oass-s ~ the Nsu,,i.. Ro.. ci.s.

~ he annual meeting OF the Nautilus Boat
Cub. held on Tuesday night. the Treasurer's
report showed the club to be in good financial
seaAition. twenty-five applications for men,
Sesship we're received. and the limit Of 100 is
now nearly. rsaeh.-i. Thu following officers
vero elected for the ensuing Year. President,
Son: Treasurer. /: r; Kent; Secretary, J. A. T.
Ward; Captain; ". II. Holden: First lieuten-
apt. W. A. Kirkland: Second Lieutenant s.
MAnley: Board OF Governors, J. II. Phillips. l.
= Kent. J. A. Z. Ward. W. II. Holden. J. Schil-
lenberg. II. +. Warng. and John A Pollock.