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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-19
Yachting GOSsip,

l.. j. Boury has sold the smuggIer
Rogers Maxwell viii cruise in I'll. Shamrock next
The 'orinthian mosquito Meet ia bazzIDg az great
rate, anu Promises sumr good races iieNt season.
H.tSWni riuaIl al has nri. orders ~ y-l bat has
plenty of %nrk IN liud and looks for busy spring
oswald Sanle son VIII race his Gardner 10, ater
py Nia la al, hr Faces he summer Mr. san.
derson is good saI."r man aud thorough yachsmnn.
Boston has taken tumble The 81 fonrrs will l.. he
racers Un Mnrbl"Iead next The EXPERTS are
rrylnr 10 give iignitv 10 The class while Bosinus new
designers are si thinking.
W e. brown Of the Srawanhaka Corluthiam Yacht
Clrb said yesterday that he hal rusrl arrep iIir
office Of Commodore at the turuilun NAVY, r,ran'iy
rendered him by MAJ organizations II haven't HE
time To give To ~ ri ID Nj. Brown. -
Tie schooner Dair!irss viii he the fays'ln M tho
Iarrh,"nt ne"t tins year II - not knuwu ivupr lrr
khr "ill race around captains llaud. she "
he CLASSIFIED hy corrected cngth and NAY ", So az.
gel that she rnu start Stil with tatl II ,lnu
Al the wheel sue might fy,
BoSroN. Feb. ls The welknown centre boar, Al.
footer BrariN Was sold to-day ii.TaclOr 10
her9wn.r Mr. Prince decline: tel! 20 whom sh" was
sold or III what waters she VIII he raced meNt season
II" dtl intimate however that she would hc next
season by her new owner, and would Ia IN The New
York Yacht club cruise.
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hughes NOT An OFFICE SEEKER.
Would Not HIVE the Metropolitan Pre- 81.
drncy-A Suggestion.

When G. C. Ilughess attention WAS called TO the
charge that the threatened desertion of the NJ A. G..
from the A. A. L. due simply desire Brighten
IL. A. A. L. into giving the Presidency OF the Metro.
polstan Association to him. he laughed and said
:" would undnr no circumstances accept the posi-.
lion Having recently resigned the Sce Preside ncy Of
tn National Gross country Association because Of
pressure or private business II does not reapOn
o'nrr Office. There APPEARS to be cloud ness re-
Kir,iing the atitu" If the Manhattan - sinIuy
tins: A. an athletic club. without superior in
America it fcos that II siuG!d have soma voice n the
councils pf the body that governs the athletic affairs OF
this country Under the present system h district
Board
In the Metropolitan district the New York and New
Jersey Athletic tubs are represented that hoard
and che NJ A. g. Is not iii quite pIup,r that large
club AZ" the New York A. 4. should have vote. on
that Board amt see not the slightest pro:ricty il,
the Ne Jersey A. e. also having delegate lut ,,
claim hat II /. an injustice TO leave the NJ A & in
thu cold.
" There is remedy FOR this Of affairs Let the
\. 4 /. 50 change III composition to permit each
district 10 be represented III. National lioa ~ by
t6nr riegates INSTEAD OF We ms az present Tint womb
Iof7nI az the IL. ~ 4. an some other good club hnv.
Ing representative on The National Board. Tile. ,.
thr A. T. taxi from the li"t OF sports whlrh Il
"ai'hs jurisdiction all except track athletics and IL
viii t'ifn be IN position 10 prosper.
1t might Wei he outside in the union II cnuIh
continue to hold games under A. A. L. rules aud get
along very nicely"
In ease The 4. A. 4 made the changes suggested
would The " q. remain In the body"
II think II NDuid'
III" NEE. ing Of Tie governors of The MA C. at which
the 4. L. matter viii come up. is set for wcrL from
glt.
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SCHfEETR'S REPLY 10 SLOSSON
SlOsson Says the Champion is RiunlnG to
Prevent n Championship Match.

Champion Jacob schacter replied yesterday to
George sossons statement that Schaefer didn't seem
anxious to have the Student play him ngain tor the
emblem. Schaefrrs reply, te!eg,apheh TO TIM SrS. is
rather confusing Tie champion. for example. says
that lie willing to play SlOsson in Chicago tn, three
nights match proposed BY tn. latter" Snsson has
expressly said thai he wpuli. under rat
play three nights match. and that he did propose
sach at any time. The fact - that the tire. nights
match Days suggestion anu 1t has evidently mis-
led the champion az To Siosscns position Daily thought
y would be good idea 10 play three nights but slOsOn
didn't.
Regarding another one. might match Scharfer SAYS
that he VIII play again New York Tor 500 II si.
the winner IL taEe everything and the loser pay cN
Imnses, lie IL wiling To play IN Chicago under the
sanI- condition. allowing SosSon $50 Tor rxperses II
rGce,l' III the iatur ciey. the Val, Eeh,tter -says
tst e plxyrd al tej' tes sehaef.s &Rtt.i for, we
championship emblem OH March ~ Schatfer says
nothing Whatever about the cham. ionslip rmble m
though and 1t is u match for the emblem. And only
such. tEa SlOssnn Il after. He that IL only
when the championship is involved in the cue
battle between S,Iarf.: and himself that live.
popular interest is taken in the affair. Sos.
son DECLARES that il Is Schaeiar who is do
Ing the "blullng.' AMI thai he is doing 1t pre-
vent il he can another meeting with SlOssOn for the
championship before his European tour. Sunnrlrr
wants to abroad rs American char NIPPON lie could
do II Siosson defeat ed HIN ina champions
before june SlpSsOn iyureS that there would L.. at
least So in lump FOR the winner game for the
emblem.
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Il RINGER At 81. LOUIS.
Is the Hors" Tanner Post Odds or Caddo =
A SwintllinG scheme that Failed.

| ST. LOUIS. Feb ia horse called Caddo
| won the last race yesterday mt the East 81.
Louis track. He was entered rs maiden. and
nobody had ever heard of him before No bets
| were placed on the horse until Just before tho
| race. when money began to 80 on him in large
| amounts. That big bets on Caddo were being
| placed on the horse ut the same time at Chica-
| go. Kansas City. and Nashville wns made evil
| dent by the receipt OF kilograms from those
points inuuiring who Caddo was and the
zen son forthe plunge being mia,Io on him hit
those points. At hrstthe bookmakers offered
3 to |. then to J. and finally even money and
every offer was taken. Jockey Leo rode the
horse and won easily.
The bookmakers demanded m investiga-
ton; it being apparent that Caddo was not n
maiden nnG bets we're Thhsd The Judge;
ss h0,ss aga na shat PIN MS said the
story until to-day. when he weakened under
threats nH OF pIosecntion and made confession.
Last summer Quinn heard that a man in
horse that could lie used for Jobs. and would
that at least $36o0 would be bet on him lima and nd
that he would get half of the winnings In
good thing, to use Stringer,s horse. He took
eycr9l St. Louis men t With him in TIE scheme
would manage the crooked race lie got non rnV
from them for expenses. and went to Bowling
Green. He could not find Stringer. and ner-
sons there tolh him tn. nia2 he wanted was
Damon. and on Fob. 10 Bannon introduced
him to Hun, his. present partner, saying that
HUFF would let him have II horse that would do
the trick hui I showed we'd, him horse named
the West. Damon told him the horse was
Tanner. and that lie had beaten everything at
Iatona.
Quinn came bnck and had the horse shipped
to Williams. Strngcr taking him from the car
himself. The men who shipped tho horse
painted him as he was found. Some Of tho
men interested in the deal went to Chicago
and Kansas CRY 10 place their bets. and Ty
previous arran cement he telegrap!cd 10 Ban
non yesterday that everything was MI right Mt
~. track and he could place his money
lockcy Goodman who rode the horse ne Post
Odds in the Enst, says The hcrsu Cadlo II
Post Odds Jockeys huston, Young. and Jack
Caddo is Post Odds. Jockey Steppr. who r0do
the, horse on the Hawthorn tInck. also. saws
Caddo is Post Odds. Manager Ul!mnn Is still
holding the horse. and will Keep him until ii is
found out who the horse Is.
Bets hnvc been declared of md the race
given to Rnban and Lady Nell. who finished
second and third 'H ''T'~N
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JNE OPEN AIR HORSE SLIOU,
Lease Of the Polo Grounds for Eight Years
Complete List cr Stocs ho,drrs.

The plans for the United States Horse and
Cattle Show were completed yesterday. when
an agreement was entered inio by the proier-
tors OF the show aud the National Exhibition
Comnnny by which tho former secured lease
Of inc Polo grounds for eight years. the base-
ban peorIo receiving II certain percent.
age Of tho gross receipts. The horse
show managers will. under IN" terms
q the agreement give tire. exhibitions in
~" spring ana three in The fall which will IN.
cinde = yarietyoi animals. They will also put
UP Il "luh house torusl slNODW and benuiify
the grounds in an elaborate Kramer.
mo complete list OF stockholders in the new
lives. Prescott itswrcnee. & s. H 1wiand f.
Essapt Cram, Hugh J., Grant, Iloyd Asripwail.
lui n""s" ",;is IL w nI&1odgcHod r., GIlnrh
WPT; Z Wni c,olllorv, EiidMald + MuSpHy
liuid"koprnr, " u Cunki.n. Frmrrick Prime"
., y ,st",' w. T,iEtnE 1"',"- J. ii{d" H. ;.
seosan, " ". ,Trlck"r, j.. +. c!yip 11'lh'onarst
John Il. Townsend, Charles iHzer. John T.,
Logan. Ir., Henry i. Rowland, Harry Cram.
GharesF I. Bates, George. ,Groen, f. O. Tent
Il, ID. Cheever. Robert McCreery. I.ynwood
Palmer,
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EHwErrGn. Feb. 1S.-The desi atches from Montreal
concerning the statement mad" hy Champion Skater
Joe eph r. DonoIhHe that h" had been oirrcG money
skate. and had got himself into trouble with thu.
Canadian Amateur unioi over H. do not worry those
hrre who know about the truth of tho matter.
ben ghue's father WAS interviewed today aud he
afrms The truth of the boys statement lie SAYS thu.
for two three or has been receiving offers Of
large SINUS of money 10 give exhibitions and enter
tGsls Mono hall over been received trOm Mon That
hetnew Of ana Joe did not 30 state III his interview
tprop0siOn hali been received from ~. johns Now
Rrtlnswirk. ana tram dozen p in The United
SiHiEs one rE Inliugrr even going TAR stale
that IN 0f,icr 10 the rules Of The Amateur IulOn
he would II sotnt Joe sho|ld not lgarc N The
H"ttun his brother Jim 10 receive the money div he.
fore the exhibition Al of these proposal. err. re-.
fused. The l"tt-rs were not alsM cred.
A. Ia Gordon. wo il The can piiIn chGnIpio the el
der nonOgiIe said: Joe heat Inn IN lss1 more Than
auuartcr Of mile in the iivemile race carroll 81
Nova Scotia has ski'rd here in the national races Al
Muchattuos axe Joe Tapped i'm IN the nvrme race
nn Carroll "oh Ms H"icht gracefully saying
d honor 10 he Defeated By skater whp beyond doubt
r"Ild "utskni. any ain IN The United St1tr-r
drspaic ii ths afternoon from the champion saios
thI loo 'l, rot expect TIE statement To he pub'i~ ed
m'"n hr said hr had been offered nIaney. Srvrrihr
less Abe" are ia" facts lOo hus not the ,aI.
iie, MAXIM -nrl offers; Int doEhi"ss on hts return
home lie ran mud them IN his papers. He however
oneratrs the Canadian Skating Association
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Shooting Gossip.

Trapprr Billy Mills OF Dexter Park will have his mrs,
annual benefit on washington's Birthday.
% % asSs OF ins E ws o no c"S
| pigeons to supply all the members.
aSey y sSs S. sSa a.s
| poned on account OF the scarcity of pigeons.
Cur csH % have ffs'f smi
drsd 1--we pigeons will be shot at. besides blue rock
The leannette Gun Climb will have q regular club
shoot at Dexter Park to-day The matches arranged BY
| ly postponed. =
Of Pine and Ea
f n grounds Marion NJ- on Thursday. Feb rs.
aftSay Rod and gum Club and l. G. heSsrias
K 3 s sy FGs ;as
st Ss sa
The Aetter Rifle club held Its weekly shoot Tues.
sysHns s9' as eze sa e so pe.
a:ss:s F,s.;:d is: :sSa: 81: 5sS
as;' %.'s Ss I
IL Sfa f'is'
Dnn "h 'G nuI rGG Hnn :hd t
nrr Si %, one hundred extra pigeons will also be fur
hers of the Excelsior Rifle Club held at Hansen's
hand q On t lie ss4.
Ing snx "!Tss sS sf sSo
Il; lIalowelL 242: Colin Bong 24I: VIM. Robidoux.
Weber, as3: James Hughes 225.. and christophei
j ,a1Iows 24s: class b. Win RoOidou1 as7: class 9.
The Purtans OF Newark and Excesors Of Jersey City
Fine Of the qs's IN:
Tuesday evening. The kept close together All
Through tie contest ne home Marksnsn isy
10 shats tie s5:r,ns tarset' AIS
dsGi PS s c6,9 aae
n VEN iis pussri s3t; Kant 2s5 Cnrpsnt.f ~
-: liennessey. $50; llalowell 23l Charming. 2.Y
Total. l,149.
The unerrng sim Of the Miller Rife Climb team at their
ssnains ssS@ t%r,as, to z. ftons among the M Il
Tue crack omr own tenmilof Newark Serp the victims
Of defeat The home n%rksmsn made ts record
hnna on n e I'm aM, Firing target at Is feet Dis:
nossb $50 ponts Miller Re c Msre fo SI 81
Dnyid Miller IA; Louis y"se 2ss George schIicht.
C!no-George Wcgman; 241; John Bauder, 23y: Frank
F ss 233; Gustav WidlnAn. 1885, william walls
the Excelsior and Greenvillo Rife Club teams con.
tested ths irst shoot OF home and home match tho
evening The shooting was done on hand on te hms1
can 25rins target at 10 feet. The following scores
Exceslor Rlne Clnb--IIansen. 2as; Charming. ea,:
H1Gss ; md nr p,nn ~; sss,f1sF a bcL
a3s. TotSi a,l rinhes' -'o; halio"el. 23s; "eher
o% issny' b., KSs csS-sssdsax sa,
III: co9k PIE Kaiser a3l Dodts. 22D: Perkins. no
TeYnlar monthly livehird compstition yesterday
MD a,o at ths 1sTssy CRY eshIs Gun nhs Rona
ss" fiiia S'rs & tssn ID SS,5
sGdy ami fs a'rds" Inc " sus ha. q
XII; OF ever IN nbr for the preceding year are
excelet ' " HS " ''''
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TotM...... "
81. TRED LUMBREyYr.
Mrs. Jennie smith Can shoot.

AT Pine Brook New Jersey. on Wednesday. number
OF sportsmen present to witness shooting con-
test between Dick Matte and Mrs. Jennie Smith. The
latter had tired shot until this winter and the
she used her husbands gun which is altogether too
long nd too heavy for her notwithstanding a this
sl has acquired great proficiency. she had DIM
Guilty :, heating Nahe. the score being 10 TO 2s Forty
blue rock targets were shot at by each.
Sweepstake shooting was then INDUCED in. Five
birds shot at in each event and the entrance
won lrst MONEY; Made Coekefar LImbreyer. Francis
ana Rggott divided, scconn money Class, Lumbreyer
Francis and I,gaott Killed four ID, ths secoad sweep"
anu divided first money, Maize and Camel divided
in the third event. and Rggot and Coekefair In the
fourth shoot.
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bowling Games Tonight

AMERICAN AMATEUR rS,oy
Section 1-Prodncn Exchange vs. New York A, O. a
Produce Exchange alleys: lvanhoe Vs. Xavier A. @. ii
lvanhOr aroys
2.tia lem Rspubbe.n ,ssab yp. soria a. q
Hs sffhsta sTx 7p-A Ay9s!a n
Section 5Jersey City A. c. VS.. Roseve A. A. at Jer
sey City A. c. alleys
RAvESswooD HOUSE TOURNAMENT.
Ravenswood No . VS.. Jolly Boardcrs Terrace Va A,
torfa A. C.. Terrace vs.. Jolly Boarlers.
SPARTAN HOUSE TOURNAMENT.
Alpha W. Chicory..
CARRUIHFRs's TOURNAMENT.
snranRc vs. Orchis Orchis vs. South Paw South Paw
vs. Saranac.
wHEEiaEN's LEAGUE.
Brooklyn Bicycle Club vs. Harlem WheeImen AT
Brooklyn Bicycle Club allevs Hudson County Wheel
VS. Jersey city A. c. Wheemen at Hudson County
Wheelmen alleys.
kTATFS ISLAND ANATErR LEAGUE.
Corinthian No. vs. Ivanhoe. at workinzmen aleys.
Richmond vs. Kill Won kuiI. at schncigciow alleys
TOURNAMENT
Tempeton vs. Wamsturgh: Williamsburgh VI.
$685. soso vs. TenpIetOn.
BRooKtYH TOURNAMENT
Unique VS. Adelphi Adelphi vs.. Bedford: Bedford va
Unique.
CHARITY TOURNAMENT
Onkel Braeslg. Gotham No. 3. Fritz Reuter- Puck No.
l. Nouparel No ..
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Harvard Wants Two Changes In the Inter.
collegiate Games

The annual Convention OF the Intercollegiate Asso.
citation of Amateur Athletes OF America will be held On
Saturday afternoon, Feb ~ at tho Fifth Avenue
Besides the regular election of officers and commit g.
notice has been sent to the different colleges Tia,
Harvard has proposed two amendments to the list II
events at the intercollegiate games which take pnr
me tst saturday in May The first Of these anne
Is we omission OF me tug Gi'war contest from tn"
programme. ANA the Substitution of three. nile rim IN
Us place Harvard made similar effort to hay. tas
tnyp' war abolished in the Convention last year /
AL me colleges except two went against her
ID" other proposed amendment is to make the wo-
itHlr race ior sAfetss instead OF for Ordnares
Nd been thr case here' or0re This change was ul1n
prDhosth by Harvard last year. but IL was op,G,rd
ny thc oI"r iehhing colleges OF the Association q. ITO
ground TINT 4 would be directly TO TarYards nj, an
surety mne Ainn. ~ ~. -
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New o5-FOOt YncI,t.

Wl'iam Gardner, the naval architect Of 10 Wlits.
nan street. las an order for 8sfoot Yacht for I'm a..
delphia yachtsman. Mr.. Gardner is in the West on
business hntit was said Yesterday that he is expected
oack IN lew days and that the design Will be- given
she WIN have q construct ION Similar Ia tnnt of tho
tN ~ the ;sriooter Mr. Gardner des,gn"l
Iii !e"Fs aga Tor william h.Itiurk. nd
~ nays aont ic same accommodation NJ The KAN
wu.r ima new Yacht VIII have ion: overhargs and fg
t,ei nhas intWari, according Ia the mot' approved
sn r"1 up 20 date III" will probably y. So,
~, ns' NJ ~. WIZ have roomy cabin III, will hardly
IoOter building for L. u. Morgan.
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To.da,'- Programme mt Guttenburg.

First Raco--Pnrse $500: for mRidens selling: three.
Quarters OF mile Index "a. Character. lOa: Pluto
lN; HeihleX. lnl Happy George. loi: nc r. 20: Van
Dyke. III: Skrez 'ier.t-n. ~: Archie Collins. ~.
Second Rt"e--Purs. 500: selling. four and half
furlOngs. Wrestler IUi; Hannibal, lO3: Ftmlisan
lO}. shotover. luI: Muonstone yS: crab Cider. rs;
servia ~: Cantern Hs: WenIaway, ~ Melinda. 81.
Third RAce-Ptrse S4OU allowances: three. quarters
OF mile. silver Mint, no. Harrison. 10: George
Cook. lOI; idea. loti: nrzze. LOG
Fourth Racc-Purse 500: selling: five and half fur
I1nys once Again. lUs. Duke John. 1US broadway.
loI: Eoo. 1OI: Cfalecc lO5: san AriO 1OS -
Fifth Race-lnr,e $780, selling. mile anu sixteenth.
la Grippe. lOt: Brown Charlie. lOb: Brussels IO3;
Nosbnrs 81; Rmshlight ~: Sir Rae. u5.
sixth Rac"-Pnrse 500 selling: seveneighths of a
mile Congress l2l: Tho Doctor. Is: Lost Star III;
Gn,bhcr. - Majestic ~; Muligan. III: Turk H..
1ot: fassrtt 1875 Brian Bosn. I2U.
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IrYou See Il In The suu H.. so.

To IHF Enron or Tan SuS-S,rs Our society has. NJ
its lFsl regular nirctn. on feh &. gave vote Of
ihanl to yuur rhrr FOR interest Il "a, m
FtlI- IL rrCn "A, iainp iisi tu ell iIuvc
Lon ~ Auur cA,iL the at -. uul.lI ami
the Metropolitan Assora,.un OF the A. A. T., through
ypnr cnlun,- Ia the h'hlstr who "nn tSu places TIE
a H.. Y, games on last Labor Day. hut Who had com.
Ieed IN unresstered games previous To the A. d. 1.
games ana had not been reinstate by the A. A. 4. at
tns time We recognize your paner as authority all
FKs. IL, 1879. Secretary Cathedral Athletic Club.
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NV ORLEANS. Feb IL. - Bob Fitzsnmons will bc
seconded IN his light with Peter Maner by Joe Chovn
shL TIE California heavyweight and Aeck Greygaiis
champion middle weight Of California; These two men
VIII lthFr san Francisco in adv ancp tho sporting
utt"ea'ivh "hich u coming here TO the fight and
Wil stop some days With Jimmy Caro-! at Eay 81
lnhi. wl"r" FitISimmOns Is training Besides Choyn.
shi ana tr"g-aHs Carroll who has training FIJI
simmons. ana inhEnv Griffin who has been assisting
sec that lie VIII be ear ell for $500 ' ''9'
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| " INV " "'ha'euFs'
S Sa. ssH r.Gs l9F The Of N world
SsfS Ss SsTs' sos on nns al E J u,
F nN lIs. s ,gNI ,a' on,
Madison sqi.ars ,iar,ie They were have ne. ara,
GfT H. s vas l foran :r acs s all .Hsr S
~" 1h "o ArrS SD'n am 1 crs Of
ar@asNrtr i Shortcr; sscriary Ernest sFarar.
captain a. tue neat meeting W." W "''''"'e" .! Tue
Eth, Ini1iae - rogns: were f2nsnt by ny smith
W. iG ~ hos,p ana frank Kelly or san iran
ni e iolS f "a" Mu r' Kr , ns Knocked down three
handsome Everett Ii,Ii 81 q, ro., ro,r,, s,-o..
Son Sss"n animal bali Of The nnms 'e s Sisa
A.ocMa,ion ri. dScGrai'.n surpassed anything tnat
H.. Sa is" Tomm" Esy s ' sns .r,rcm Spider
~ ~. rH %, ~" sf,n ara ms neHn Obliged 70 let up
JACK ni, Tie SCOTT, ' cn ' MIh We en- rnn if
NM am taken charge oil jimmy Lynch.
4Hes ; r. 3.s Snss ssy Gas s
S asr sP %r lI' y TrTS Tn ,GT he received
ss"2 , a.; II MS bate with Walter iailis"n ar&,ns
Carl Nhs The cxchampion wrestler of Germany 70.
fn-cS to come 10 America 10 wr".,l- Ernest R6Gb.r
fr"%n to q" rg. "F% "a! es@S 3 q;
sR iregf i5 o 1Ho stand" s"ry six feet tall aHl
once to ,ss SsG" FsGsysa
,"sSS 4$H,s, in c%fs ri r%Hn st or to to
.r itrn, ar Snwi MOI accept she"hy VIII meet
.'"
fi,rit TriI,g n" ~ pr Wsieht WHO recently
rtI,, NJ ri,c 49, ~ weight
,nv NM niiri al 1I,u 30. ~, "a u ~ .fN.tr'
re- - ~ mix mn 81, ,i,n - ',t.n .'a, ne WAS
AM n,,n,i,n. Of M ~ n ~ -, ~, w., ", IN a. t.nn nhNe
IL, !; n ,.,,,. t,i - ~ . ~ nv ,,i'e' 'hei AZ
w ' '''! = " )"
Al IN" annual meeting or Tie Chicago Athletic AssO-
rih,i"h ,hrh on lirrihy nght, u y Kent. JaInrs l..
nIus s,ali''' IL Mtkhy, ffank II, Ray. SGrman h.
R"ani ", Vernon !fOptii. ani Warren Salisbury were
"""h "'ernors for three years Ic association has
nnvS r"r,n, nio W N ,b ,Itn..r'F report
,,.,Srs ,uS. nni, 49, ana rX,
az, r,T, ,rct ''''' S'-''''' h"ft oceh PAM
y" ""' '''' "''h'
Th"rt isa good deal of feeling in Snnih BROOKLYN
Cev"rts; hoN"r among tn Very light uds. II ha,
been SiTieL "src,nuy within che last few a,s, hy n
rr"rsiin u 'Li' i"rfTlnn wa" gay. h" has young
si"r ~ - ear una u"hrlr SIN feet tall Though only
wunG- IN "rlthS "nn ii sr4raly man, M to 10
Enuns any H'"irf 81 r"Le- Tor so or slto. Harry
iibbtIs OF Ih' sixth wnri preferred.
cant John I,,u.uy.r ,, ih,. kir. C,untv wbao,,o,
,ui,us cbnr, i,t IL, g, ry inr ti. M ,,,nci
Ing Long IL nn Chanuirsps. issued III. following
rfrh-tr warning yesterday: . For the purpose
ing uscI"-s annoyance, bn'h 10 the committee ana tho
a't""s hose entries VIII hr affected. IL has been de-
enrolled in The Long Island Amateur Athi,tir League
VIII hc entitled to rid" on Feb -. These Will
cru"ot 81 allgre'luhrtrrmi hi%h wheel ordinary
racr and a nlic and n han safety race
stItrt i, p,gs u, he l Il triny H.. ,p. ,.,, many
i. nr,,n s.d f.r Nol,v Erh -, When III. n, =, ,,,,t
inr lin. IurisI, Of IN. ,n,inor
or Ja,v I so CTr,'r az th. bn,, ~
Er "in+ nj ar,"rS Uc.,s H. ,,ir lr inn ~ ~
Jny i.anI I.Iitrr AtIrt,r ,i ~ ~ -,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-19
Chadscy Won the Rnce.

One thousand persons. many of them members of the
Xavier Clipper and stuyvesnnt athletic organizations
AM any quantity ~. them ioua guarIsmeu accom-.
n"l ~ their :ntr friends. made tho Coliseum Rink
"I i''lE street ana Lexington
ana applause last might when after an .>rItux bnish
larh e. thals"T. 81 hampton ar tn. National Guard of
n Their HEr mile race FOR stake 500 The time Tor
the nNe miles WAS 20 minutes and ~ seconds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-19
Ralph wilkes on III. WAY uom,

IFSrSGroS. KY" FEB 1S.-Ralph wilkes the $4,000
three.yearod trotter bought here last week by MIR a.
", L.ayitt for Mr.; John T.. Tlnyer O: Boston was
SHIPPED 10 his new hon" Tonight H.. has not hrr,,
matched against ANY thrce'yrarold by Mr.. Lraytt or
Mr. Thay@r aud The report from Bualu sa wing he
had been Is erroieu,s. says Mr.. Leavitt.
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New. from tho Horse yor,d.

r. H.. New Iork.--Nohle Duke has not won n
race at Gutenberg NJ the present or any other
meeting.
Mr.. II. s. Henry OF Worthwhile. Pa. has
bought OF Mr.. Smith Mccain of Lexington
ny. the twO-year old colt Anticipn"t by An.
tecO. dam by Red Wilkes. Irice sIOON