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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-24
Jockey Jordan In Winning Form at New
Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS. La. Dec. 23.-The track was
still heavy to-day. and the weather cloudy and
COOL The attendance was large and the bet
ting brisk. Three iavorites won. and the two
second choices who got the other purses were
we'll backed.
Tho Board Of Control is investigating Ty-
lers riding Of Ansel. Jr. In the third race. and.
pending decision. the boy is suspended. The
Board has also issued an order forbidding the
use BY riders OF any other implements than
whip and spur to assist their mounts. under
penalty Of being ruled OF summary Of the
sport follows:
First Racc-Sellins; purse $500; fer two-yearolds:
In drive Oy length: Bertha h.. ~ H. Shislds) even
money .econd Little Cad. 1903 Davis 10 TO l. third.
Time. l:l2H
Second kacs-sellinG: purse 5000: nvs furlongs
Horace Leland. 100 Jordan. ito J, won handiiy by
length; Texas Star 100 Berger). 10 TO second: Bill
Duncan 1o3 (Stucky). even money third Time 1:lO.
Third Race-Fivo and half furionss. bonfire lO6
n. Jopes TO 8. won c!svcrly by lcngth Grern!eaf
to8 Ulennesseyl TO second Eeeswlng. " iBerger.
16 to !. third. Time. 49,
Fourth Race-sx tur:onga Nathan Frank, 1903 tR.
Sax. iO1 tHonnesscyl even money. second; Highway.
man. 03 (GArdner. 8 to !. third. Time. l ;25.
Fifth Knce--Seven furlongs Lombard Ioc Uordan)
$40 q won In cantsr by hve lengths: Gessner. 93 III.
shelds eyen. SECOND: Whittier s3 tGemoetzl y. to
]. third. Time. :32h.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-24
Joe Donorhue Challenges the World.

NKwsURGH, Dec. 23.-Joe Donoghuo the champion
skater of tho world 10 tired OF hanging about
Minneapolis waiting for and has issued chnl.
lenge to skate any In the world series CT races.
one three and live miles. for the championship o. the
world He rtpnates that each shall toe Tor bona
nde purse OF from 81 900 to 800 side and If de-
sired he will increase the number of and the
amount Of the purse to any figure tina, may be named
Joe now has blood IN his He says that he will
remain in Minneapolis until Jan. /. In order to have
his challenge accepted. II not accepted by that time
he will ack his grip and return to Ncwburgh claiming
to be professional as he has been tho
tour champion skater of the world.
In accepting his challenge all he asks IL that his
ponent shall post tho same amount OF forfeit us no
has put up. pOnoghue is IN Minneapolis with his
young brother Jim who is also anxiousto try any ono
tor the amateurs laurolh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-24

The mystery about the English table that
was sent across from England for Champion
Frank c. Ives. and which disappeared after its
arrival. has at last been cleared. George
Slosson has had charge of the table all along.
and he explained yesterday that the reason it
hadn't got to Chicago was because II was held
in bond by the custom authorities awaiting
the payment OF 80 per cent. duty. 1t cent no
released until the custom officers get an All:
de Wit from Champion Ives as to it costs and
u deposit OF the amount OF duty
erts," Slosson said. and he will begin 10
practise the English game as soon rs the tat ia
more money Ty going to England TO play thaa
he can get in America. We can't tell ahu.t
that until Ives tries the experiment. | believe
that the English billiards will spoil his stroke
ut bulk: Line billiards. but he can get it back
again OF course"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-24

his freshman year he played on his class
eleven ngnins Yale and also rowed In tho
freshman crew.
Last year ne made one OF the varsity team.
and was placed at loft tackle. He had grown so
large and heavy this year. however. that Capt.
TrafIord changed him to right guard. q posi-.
previous training as half back makes him an
ideal euard-to rush with the hall and to DO
used rs blocker in the interference.
During the seasons campaign on Jarvis
Field Waters's brilliant playing ut guard was
one OF the conspicuous features He was un:
usually active for a man in that position. and
did rs much tacklinE as the tacklers them
selves. He is n great favorlte among the
university athletes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-24
A Testimonial to Homer Lane.

testimonial in the shape Of hrsclass athletic ex
hibition will be rendered to Home: Lane. who for yeas
ranked az the champion collar and elbow wrestler OF
the world by the GansevOort Market Club The AFFAIR
VIII take place ut Clarendon Hall ia and lla Last
Thirteenth street.. on Monday evening; Jan. =. and
the veterans friends promise TO make II nm ui'
has been mapped ont In tho way OF boxers
there viii be Jimmy Carroll Of brooklyn AMI
rete Mccoy: Frank BuswortG and Iaily German:
Jack Hopper and Tommy Barnes; Jim Mccormick and
Marlin ,Neary; and other clever ones ~ wrestling
there VIII be William johnson and ack sam; James
Comm and Rankin. and John leonard ana White The
winu.up Will he q boxing contest between Tour men
over . feet high and weighing between ~, ana 40
pounds. They AFRO Pat seaman ANA ray Mckenua OF
tue Market Club. and Ben Lee and Paddy Lyons
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-24
4 New Gun Club In IIurie IN.

number OF trap shooters in Harlem. including sew
eral members OF tho Emerald Club have organized the
Hell Gate Gun Club The officers President Col
John u loss Vice President. Henry lIanein: Record
ing secretary, r. Dosnck: Financial Secretary A
kirrhle; Treasnr~r Emil stein A committee have
been appointed 10 select ShGo;,ng ground They av.
two places IN view, namely, LOUIS MIXERS gToiind at
Dexter lGrs and Mr.. Bricknor's at r-ihamyille rhe
latter appears 10 DC The nvSl COM enieuI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-24
The Winners at Hoby.

ROXY. Ind. Dec. 23.-This is . summary OF
the races at Roby to-day:
First Race-Eeven, 81 xteenths Of . mile. Rooster
Ayst, No Remarks second. Trrde third. Time. liz
sscSnd Raee-0ns mile. Magic X. hrst Eotus sec.
Third Race Six furongs. Ruth Cleveland mrs. John
n; Elliott second. Daylight third. Time. l:2l.
SECOND, AHim DIXIE ,hiri. Time. ;oals ~
second. Gladstone third Tine. l0jil.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-24
Thomas s.. Dando us a. Win- Shot.

Many competent Judges OF trap shooting are Of tho
opinion that Thomas :. banto Of Philadelphia. and an
old inemlrr of the Eiverton, ~ -. Gun Club stands
in the trout rank of wing shots IN this country lie Is
this crack shot OF his rrb A. present and his late Vie
tories Ovor George Work and ". H. Sinith Of New 70 l.
on tho Nlyerlun Clubs grounds. shows that he s IN
great shooting form III ms match with Work.. 100
liurr CHAM rules, pauio Killed 81 and Work IA IN
his contest with Smith under tho zane cOnl lions
Dand0 killed 80 anu smith vi.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-24

The advance sale Of private boxes and reserved seats
for the A. A. L. boxing and wrestling CHAMPIONSHIPS
at the Philadelphia Academy OF Music, Jan = ami Z.
resulted In the prompt disposal Or all space offered es
fancy prices.
Owing to the great interest manifesto IT has h.'n
necessary to increase the local committee by ll' =
dlti,n or Capt \ II, Kerr. warren A.t, NlHn.'"l:
W. MrDcrnott. Neptune Il. C.. Baltimore" am capt ".
N. Wilson. Columbia A. g.. Wn-h ugt"n. h. &.
Special excursions have been ARRANGED FIR 10. y
lions OF club from the cund.ns STAT -
club houses of the A. g. :. y. r ~ So. !atn org
A. A., and T. NJ g. A. will be open to all -.n.-. . "a
for the tourna ment. sufficient Ui''.'. A.
ready been received TO insure a briiliaGt sa.r.-.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-24
Bowling GOSSIP.

Arrangements have been made for A nve.m team
tournament on the Morntngsle alleys 2SI5 Eighth
avenue where applications Will be received up to jan
IT, A. ID. Wood is secretary.
Tho Executive Committee OF tho Hobokep tonrnx
fnent held meeting on WeGn day evening, ami or
dered the disputed llol:hacher Spartan game rolled
over again on Feb The games scheduled for Dec rs
Will be rolled on rob AMI those down for Jan {.
Will be decided month later.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-24
Skiu-gIovo Flnish Fight, with the Old Fa-
nnlliar TIM

Frank Conley and Walter Hailigan. the Brooklyn
pug,lists. will meet some time week in = finish
light with skin sovsa Tho boys will contest for $500
purse. At 1!2 pounds Ticke;s S. and can be had
a Browns Hotel Washlng.on street. Brooklyn. Con.
corded. He has tho credit of knocking out Jimmy
Lynch in two rounds. while HalliFan was defeated
claimed tia Jimmy was drunk when he met Coniey
and that the latter took advantage OF the circumstance
exhibition sst.to.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-24
USE PONDS EXTRACT
FOR
CATARRH

~ have been constant sufferer for years from
colds the whole tissue from the nose down TO
f.cted IL Was fast developing into ilKoSG CATARRH
WAS nnAiiy persuaded to use PONDS EXTRACT. I
snured II my and inhaled gsrgled my throat
with it and swallowed IT, II relieved me- wonderfully
aud has elected almost u radical cure,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-24
WheeImen In Session.

meeting of the Metropolitan Association OF Cycling
Clubs was held at the Columbia Fourteenth street
last night There was good representation present
from the surrounding Clubs
The resignation OF {. s. fuscomb from the Office of
President was accepted and Charles A. sheehan was
chosen TO succeed him. II. Lnwrie OF the Harlem
Whcemen was chosen second Wee. President.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-24
nARvARDs FOOTBALL LEADER.


Bert @. Waters. who has just been selected
as captain Of Harvard's football team next
year. is a powerfully built man. with enormous
muscles. good pluck. and endurance He 10
Boston boy. 81 years old. s feet Tx inches
tall and In condition weighs 100 pounds. He
graduated from the Boston Latin School In
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-24

TRor. Dec. 28.-About 200 sporting men were present
last night At night between two Cohoes men named
Lynch and Connery It occurred IN a barn In Water
yleit In the sixth round tho tight was awarded 20
Lynch on u foul. Tho receipts. which amounted to
$luO. went to the winner.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-24
billy Myer Wants Big Purse. Too.

Tho Coney Island Athletic Clubs big purse OF $4S
for hcAulife and Myer 10 Eight for has already ten
deney to produce kick upon tho part of Billy Myer
and his hacker. Az Kennedy According to despatch
oiinch match with Austin Gibbons stating a. a
reason that BIO wants TO 90 to Noun; Clemens for his
hcaith.
Az Kennedy seem. TO be more explicit. He says
purse offered. why" added kennedy, III McAulife
and Dick Burge are worth 3t5 600 surely Gibbons and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-24
To.d.y.s Entire. at North Bergen.

rir.t Rase-Tnrse-fon5ths Of mile. Harlequin. us
1i2 Leigh, 1l2 freemason. llo Happy Maid. 10Y;
KtnEwood 100; Lizzie T.. ~: Spot. b.
Second Racs-Ono mile: selling. Shenandoah, 1O7
pounds Prince Fortpnatus l07: Brusso!s 1o7; Daso.
1O1; Headlight, %; Fancy geldinR. 20: Moie Davis,
0G; Glendivo. 90; Excellenza hlly. 81.
Third Race-FoI yearlngs: selling one-nalf mile
hearty n.ly. il2: Srer colt. lo5;, knte hily. 1885,
Mara ally. 1903: Faust Roso, 1922 False. 1O2: Jersey
Lass any, 1o2
eAuntorer. II, pounds; Mateue, Ill; Little Fred no.
Logan. 90; Panway. aS
Fifth Racs-Ianiicap; nve-sighths of q milo. Gale
donis, ia pounds: SandoHne. ia: Play or Pay 1o4
FidRet. 100.
pounds; Allan Bane. l13: Greenwich. 107; Mohicau.
1U& HaZeihurst. lOl; Auno Elizabeth. Vt: Milu. "!
Alma T., W.
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In last nights series of tho Academy tournament
the Pleasure team aud lost game. The scsros,

independents l4s 73s sls All 4e5 $40 s2A coz 1T
Pleasure- 83 1%8 223 3o5 318 %36 81 8 0l5 6IS 7<3
Umpire-Charles II. King. scorers-M. Rothschild
and +. A. Farres
Average-Independens.l 1855 rs: Pleasure. I+s rs
SECOND CANE.
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SECOND GAME.

Pleasure 10 l4p ol5 SO5 3S7 l6o 5b3 627 6p3 7b7
Volunteer. - 1lY 1855 25S 322 $40 4sV 575 $50 7O3
and Charles Dlctz.
Average-Pleasure. 15l 2.5: Volunteer 14o2b
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-24
4 Biz Shooting Tournament Next Year.

CHICAGO. Dec. 23.-An open.to-the.wotld shooting
tournament will be held in this city next Juns in con-
nection with the state shoot Of the Illinois states
Sporting Association. II proposed to organize .
stock company which will have entire charge Of tho
affair II IL probable that $4,000 viii be offered in
prizes and the shoot Will lRst month. Many OF tho
cdtcs OF EnToPs Ias nc hs 'neS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-24

ss IS ~ ts ss sSs sS
Umrre-Nate Harrison. scorers-George King and
dec Of h
ps1s avs sGd.H
1sa %nRPe Mn i 49, Psn 1oo 1885,
B Bss ss oa Blair 'S' Jordan 1885,
on.se.. pee e;, Hs,The Orange H. G; and the
bo~as L.aus The .sy.
with the following result:
p.sn. ts 2sss y! To- Is. 1885,
1857 @.ol fti 1ias E S Total
AIcullSn ig7; PEREZ. 5 is7; Dsro''ss. POI:
g@r.on. ISL T,%p.on. Isl; irving ise To,. Il.
,.s| wG n: 4
Branch bowlers IN their home alleys on Thursdsynisht
The scores:
Yossys 5sr% LAP 1885,
s,4a 1885, Mns'm 49, Hur l%s;
sxcoSp GAME
n. l: b.rd e sn.an a. 1ois 1885,
sSs i5s III 1856 Au''
tn. eleventh ss.lss Of game. l. tho Casino tourns.
nnsr
.savaHs.Fuehs l<a: soerenson, III; Motxer III;
ci9Hin vs. sIaaa M Hin se 1885, Bud.nsnd
100; Robb. 100; Meyer l3d. Total sll
srcosp GAZE
Ravenswood-Pemb erton. l46i A. BushmAn. 1ca;
Hume. JAG: Al Bushman. III; Monaghan, $50 Total.
sss 49, 12s A 4.. ~ Buden'nde
THIRD GAME.
49, ISL aoasslsn
ul y i!5 ISL i H 1sS A'''' 1885,
s an AfS r.. s a. 'nf had s'y:
hard luck during the entire same, tho pms falling Tor
'p. @ys s soolw.y 1885,
"a H.H'. ,sl
The OG"kSn ps Thn ns nshs
FIRST GAME,
esSnIGa s9 syt Ss MAILER
K%ns:a l5s s.as ssEss.y 1872 ,S 1 E Ia:
srcoSD CANE
AtGn'isL It, w,cht la1; sssEosdss, 1as MslehoiS
Glintenssnp. ia; Meyer. 1877. Total. i2i2
St.' as F rsss: III H. 'Fs PFC.
Tho Park Club defeated the Ours team in the opening
game I'm the Prospect Heights tournament oBrookiy
on Thursday night. and iii turn were beaten by the
Ours. Tue azores;
FIRST CANE
Park-Bartlett 1850: Lincoln 1871; Joseph Hassmer
40; SPAIN, 155; Julian Hkssmer. 1877. Total 881
Ours-Hopkins, ll3; stratton. 1877; Gore. 1866: Hoyt
ll5: Merwin. l7o Total, 7l6.
CANE
Ours Miller, la; 0rcutt. 2os; Wheeler. l<,; oliver.
1856; Lamont. 80. Total 772.
Park Horn. l2l; Bushong, l<l; Donahus. los:
shaener. 100; Seaman. 100 Total. 1853
4 return game between tho howlers OF the PAmrApo
Athleic Club OF Bayonno and the second OF the
New Jersey Athlstr Club contested last evening
81 pms, The score;
Pamrapo Athletic Club II Griffith. 100; r. johnson
lAi ~ SSSAaisG I<A. ~ " N@TsaA lls.I r. T. ASlAixe
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-24
The Columbian Express

Of tho rsnnsylvani Railroad now leaves New York At
A. NJ. Tor Chicago. II Affords day light ride through
ne n.snheent scenery Of P.nn.ylyania and reaches
CkIcaxO at 10 O'clock the uext mo.niug -4de.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-24
Weir and Sicily Box.

Probably one Of the prcttiest exhibitions Of boxing
seen for long while took place last evening at tho
Grand Theatre. In wtliamsburgh. between Jack Skey
the Brooklyn favorite. and Ike Weir.
At tho outset tho Spider took the initiative and
tapped Jack on the nose. Skel!y followed with two
blows the stomach that made Ike vince. Exchanges
followed and tho men were putting when the round
ended The next two rounds were practically the same.
Weir exhibiting great cieverness in stopping couple
Of right-handerl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-24

George Mcdonald. who came to America with Dick
BurGe in tho capacity OF trainer TO the English cham
pion, has decided return to England pos
sble Mcdonald claims that Burg. has acted unfairly
with him in requesting him to com, to this country
huence that Burgs came here. said Mcdonald yester
day and hold o contract as his manager and
trainer"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-24

rRAMKs.
Volunteer 80 IA 7<o 1928 800 A7s bll COG os2 7bo
Independn u 1870 253 GIL 39A <72 5S3 B<l TIC sos
:, umprs,,M. z. Boehm. sco.srs-c. Jungmsu and y.
Rothschild
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-24
roSrEns BoWIERs IN roWM,
hut They Lose . Game Each 70 the Gotham
anA Americas Teams.

Three moro interesting games rolled In the
American national tournament at the Gsrmania A.
ssmbly Rooms alleys last night The oontendins teams
were from the Gotham Amsricua and Yonkers clubs.
The Qothaas beat the YonkeSs In the FIRST game
BY rs pointA The scores.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-24
Frank Steele Want. to Fight Somebody.

Frank Steele Of Boston called At THs Sur once last
night and said that he would like fight Harry Martin.
the West Side boxer in tenround bout ~ will hight
Martin or any other man at l26 pounds" added sieee
hight there" steele trained George Godfrey for his
recent battle with Joe Choy tnski.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-24
sr.sMBoUL,s DISPUTED RECORD.
What tho Intelligent breeders win Thlnk-
List Of Horses That May He Dis1unllAed

STOCKTON. Cal. Doc. PA telegram came
yesterday from Secretary Morse Of tho Ma
tional Trotting Horse Association stating
that the records made on the Stockton track
had been accepted and recorded by TINT asso-
citation.
Thore is little that Ia now In tho above
despatch. Auctioneer Kellogg having read
such a communication to the crowd at the
American Institute building on Tuesday
last before he called for n bid on Stamboul
2:O7h. The difficulty Is not with the National
Trotting Horse Association. but with the
American Trotting Registry Association. pub
fishers OF tho Year Book. which Is regarded by
the trottlng world as tho standard authority
Secretary Steiner OF this institution. as already
printed in The sun teleEraphed Mr..
Kellogg that In all probability nil the records
made ut stockton during tho lattor part OF
October and the month OF November would be
thrown out because OF alleged Irregularities.
There T. no doubt that this announcement
mado great difference in tho price STEAMBOAT
brought. for there was ono gentleman present
who came prepared to bid 100000 and who
never opened his lips There Is also no doubt
that the raising Of tho question as to tho cor
rectness OF tho horses record has done the
trotting horse industry q world OF harm. and
breeders and those interested in tho de-
velopment OF the trotter are not going to
forget tho attack. nor tho motives which
apparently prompted it Californians tell OF a
disgruntled driver who wanted to train Stam-
boul last season. and who took revenge py
sending word East to an Interested party that
the record Of 2:O7i was not regular In moro
ways than one. The horse started before ~
o'clock. and the timers and judges wero track.
men are SAMPLES OF me reasons scnd Witch IL
yorchcd for by such men as Senator LainEtord;,
l.. L. shppce. millionaire horse prHedsr: ana
Superintendent Convey oil senator Leland stan
American Registry Association Of which WI ill
am A MSas. Issora Th IS ony
second behind that OF STEAMBOAT. is President.
takes tho Tord Of this man whose hs tesosy
such gentlemen us Messrs Langiord. Shippee'
and Convey. -, ,,. IT., -.
bargain ain in StamboIl at S4l.OOO, is not letting
tho fact that his horses record is in dispute
worry him any s sdpp Sut IL ali
ity he will take the horse our 81 me s.ua
early next season and place him IN ths hands
mans man say he can do very handly The faet
that John GodSmith the GTeaS dr,seg Gd
years ago. Mr.. Goldsmith was thrown from
compelled to give up work for a long time.
Goldsmith ought to know something about the
son OF sultan and Mr.. Hartman ls would VIZ, make
Tn. following. clipped from the columns Of
the horses that took records over the Stockton
course during October and November. and
the put Lie can see how many stes vii t nnn
rs Secretary Steiner threatens. Eectioneer.
Guy Wilkes. Nut.ood STEAMBOAT, ralo Alto;
suffer materially. and a very vigorous kick
viii! be duo from Senator Stanford. Mr. Cor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-24
The Crescent City Club VIII Not 90 Any
Higher.

New ORLEANs. Dec. 23.-The Crescent City
Athletic Club will not bid against the Conev
Island Club for the McAuilfe- Burge contest
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TotAls. .....V % 10 800 Totals .....18 II 20
TRANEs.

Americus...sb 1872 2os sos 872 ass bss Gas I'll eoI
Gotham ....4s 1870 iy6 2s3 361 l42 63l 8l4 100 ia
- umpre-L Stein. scorers-Charles Ruger and b. W.
Denihrest.
Aversge-AmeriouA 100 IS: Gotham. 1854 4.b
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aECONp GAN
Totals...".el62 IS 7oi Totals. ... 10 II 10

Yonkers....7s 1870 EOS 200 84A $50 x7s $50 sas 7o1
Americas 70 1863 20 31S 3B7 466 b5b 63S 1O8 7Up
umpire-A faulson. scorers-B W. Demarest and
c. r. Lawrence.
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Totas...."lA 70 10 6Op Totas.....l2 ID 10 78<
Gotham. 100 17S $50 st4 as asa Bl2 e3s 71s 300
Yonkers... 81 13s 2l6 2aA 3o8 400 b8< 6l2 TOT 7S<
scorers-Charles Ryer snd G. R Lawrence
AverAge-Gotham 181 80; Yonksrs, 1b8 49,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-24
To Cl,neh tho nurx..MeAul,ne Fight To-d.,

Dick Burge has empowered Jack Hsggerty. the Eng
lish swimmer who accompanied Burge to America.
and . Boston man to look after hts interests this
morning IN binding the match with McAulifs. Dick
Roche Will also be hand to rstfy the agreement In
behalf OF the American champion.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-24
The saranao Club lost two games In Canuthsrps
tournament last night. The scores:
=. Henry.
SECOND GAxB,

Climax. III 200 1873 So3 a. 6O7 GA $40 7O3 TO
Umpre.Gcorge c. Boyer scorers-william s Ebbsts
and j. W. Henry.
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4 return game between tho howers OF the PAmrApo
Athle!ic Club Of Bayonne and the second team Of the
New Jersey AthlstIr Club Was contested last evening
on The alleys at the latter organizations club house at
herasn Point and the Jerseyites won by prestige OF
81 pms, The score;
Pamrapo Al hietie Cmb-H Griffith. loo; r. Johnson
IA; LSs.AaisS I<~- ~ W AsriaA }itAi r. =. AlAire.
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-01-29
Off for the Volcano.

All the sixteen deck berths on the
Kinau are engaged for Friday, the
18th of February, for the Raymond
excursion party to the volcano. The
reports from the volcano are that
the lake is very turbulent, whilst
smoke is issuing from new portions
of the crater. This would be good
opportunity for local people to join
live party of tourists and to see all
the points of interest that it is posi-
BILE to reach either on horseback,
buggy or foot. AS expense will not
be spared to make this, THE initial
Raymond Excursion Party" adyer-
tise us in a most hearty mann er.
Mr.. Thurston or other officer of the
Company will probably accompany
the party from here. Any informa-
ton given at the Office of the Treas
urer, o. A. Steven, corner Fort and
Merchant streets.