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Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-06-04

Most of us have a fair flow of ideas and
an adequate command of language, and
hence ought to be able to contribute some
thing to the conversational fund. II we
cannot be either witty or brilliant, we can
at least please, and probably edity. Though
the faculty of conversation is to a great ex-
tent an endowment, it can be very much
cultivated.-Ka Fields Washington.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-06-04
A Dlsappointm ent.

Mrs Struckile-Did you meet the queen
while you were abroad, Mrs. McShoddie'
Mrs McShoddie-No, didn't, and was
real sorry too. | wanted to get her receipt
for English plum puddinl- New York
Weekly
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-06-04

The greatest fishway in the world Is in
course Of construction on the Potomac
at the Great falls. When it is completed
It will carry fish over a vertical fall Of sew
entY-tWo feet.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-06-04
Even the Dog Likes Ornament.

Have you ever noticed what a difference
there is in the actions Of dog after it has
had put about its neck collar or a ribbon9
How proudly it struts and how it wants
every one Of its friends TO notice the orna-
ment?-Jeweler's Review.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-06-04

A very complete scheme of refuse dis
posal works, including destructor, crem-
atories, etc, has been devised for Edin-
burgh, Scotland.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-06-04

On farm at Palmyra, Me-, Ia q tree ut
terly devoid OF bark. Its trunk In smooth
and of light buff color, and the tree -four
ishes finely.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-06-04

Robert Browning was not only poet
but a true gentleman. To him a man was
"a man" whether he was served by many
people or the servant OF others.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-06-04

Orange peel tea sweetened with loaf
sugar and used rs common drink for two
or three days will cure chronic disrrhea.
New York Journal
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-06-04

It is stated that a Paris firm of gldss-
makers has produced some porous glass to
be used for window panes. The pores are
too fine to permit of draft. but cause a
pleasant and healthful ventilation in a
room.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-06-04

Weekly in Northwestern Washington
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-09-26
News OF the Wheelmen.

Attemp pts will be made at Springfield to-day to lowe
some of the existing bicycle records.
The Asbury Park WhCelinen celebrated their second
anniversary with a banquet last saturday.
IIoylanh Smith. The New York A. c. racer, states that
Frank Waller. the long.distancs rider or California,
IS training for an attempt to lower the twenty four.
hour record.
Carl Hess. {. +. seciry. G. Banker. and ". s. Campbell
OF the NJ. A. C. will ride in the Boston A. A. twenty-five.
mite road race next SATURDAY.
M. J. G; Mccoy OF. Wilmington offers a $500 prize to
the ~bicycltst lowering Nancy iIanks's rrotting record
OF = :o5la upon the Kirk wood kite.shaped track.
The Rosevil.e. y j. Cyiers have Just hecn organized.
The officers are: President. J: e. woudhul!; Vice rresi.
l.. Gould; Captain. Il. l.. iIartpence.
The Ienox wheeimen OF this city have elected the
following Officers President. william Holman: Vice.
rotary. j. l.ow.nstein; Captain, j. q. JerkowSki: Lien.
tenants. W. herman and George Krauss; Bugler, Is.
Tor.it2: Color Bearer. }. rinovcr. Trustees. q. u. kcru
and j. Hermann.
The match bicycle road race from the Getty House,
ionkcrs, to the Manhattan A. t.'s house on SATURDAY.,
between Casslus Coolidge and Percy Kent. prominent
members OF the Cherry diamond club. was won by the
former IN ! hour and u minutes. Mr.. Kent wilt dine
and wine IL number Of mutual friends as u result or
losing the race.
Tomorrow night n meeting viii be held OF all cycling
club representatives to arrange for q gigantic parade
IN connection with the Columbus celebrations neat
A.. 4. u. Loucls. Fred Becker. Elliot Mason. G. Min,urn
w0rden, ". J. R~rilgraan. +. J. Willis. George $. Mac,
donald. l.. G Boariman. and ". +. Ives are the wheel.
mru who have issued the call for the meeting,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-09-26
A Tie At Gaelic Football.

.Sot out. twidss and no balls added.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-09-26
MULDOON HICKS 10 SULLIYIM
he IL Willing to Back Him Against Any
IAN iii til. World,

WASHINGTON. Sept. DIT nm prepared to
back John l.. sullivan for &5,OOO.'' said Prot.
William Muldoon to-day. and train him to
fight any man in tho world. Mark me-, I say
fight amy man. not stand up to be madeA
choppinE block Of as he was at New Orleans.
For one reason ! am glad Sullivan met with
defeat in his last battle. Tor it will have n ten
dcncy to wcnn him nwav from the class Of
mon who surrounded him in his last en-.
counter. and who permitted him to be sacri-
feed. Not one of them lost u cent on the big
fellow. and they know 1t. but they adopted u
system OF biutltn! from tho outside. and Sui.
Ivan was only their victim
Not one OF the men who attempted to train
nm down by the. sea. Knew anything about his
tenn perai mont or habits. or If they did they vii.
fuliy took tho opposite tack from the ons
which should have been pursued in nttin0
him for his contest will. Corhett.
flesh at the base Of the brain. near the spinal
cord. lust as. he, does on his abdomen. but this
was, overlooked. despite the fact that it oper-
ated to make him slow in his movements BY a
soldering effect upon his brain and nerve
power. There is no question in my
mind about Snllivan's ability to fight
any man in the world. provided he is
properly trained. and now that his erstwhilo
COMPANIONS AMI alleged hackers have deserted
him. l stand ready not only to train him but
to hnck him with my own money. 1t would bo
hind him from the men who have so grossly
inisused and ,miSmanaged him.. and [ think
the big fellows eyes have been opened to this
fact by this time"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-09-26
Gossip ofthe Co urts.

Billy Courtney received a deposit of $40 yesterday
from Daniel sheridan and James White to play James
Rockford and Jack Lyddy.
II. II. n. New York. Thomas Jones. the eI.champion
OF ireland, is at Mnynooth College. county Kildare,
studying for the priesthood.
Ex-Alderman Dunno bears his recently acquired
honors with modesty. His defeated opponents he
sympnthizes with, bat hardly q word does he say re.
garding his victories. Fact.
game OF late. and If he continues on at The same gait
he Will be able TO give some Of the big fellows of South
Brooklyn a rafting good %shake.up before long.
Coggins beating him and IawIor. iii be a, tue co Smt
next Wednesday" said John. "and i hope Lawior will
the better players"
j, McT:. rhiladelp hia. Martin Butler is still living,
ana Is about 70 years od: He balls from Kilkenny: and
about Eject v1 inches tall. and in playing condition
weighed 40 pounds.
Mickey Lemons bari, door practice at his summer
come back TO us IN better health and playing form
than ever. but unfOrt unately his first appcarancs IN
the court alter vacation was disastrous.
This afternoon Champion Casey has an important
ensasenent 10 III. Yesterday he told some OF his
best. Mr. Dunno will be the champions opponent and
there is a lurking suspicion that the former Will give
Casey considerable trouble.
George Washington lanley. and Is prepared 10 piay
NE popular 9la,timer when the latter says the word.
Dunno. ntterwarl Paddy Lawior. or whoever Of my cal.
ibrc wants to tackle me"
Martin o'ConnelI 4 quite confident o. beating Major
the PRESIDENT Of the Brooklyn CLUB. he said; "IIi
attend to- That gcnt'eman,s ease after y willie, And.
Two uthers who l want 10 close accounts with
Patrick Mccall . max ing quite a success. Of his court
!alrs invitation Champion Casey. ex,Aia.rnan lanes
pnnne, III. Smith, Bal McQuaie, propablV, and soy.
court next SATURDAY afternoon, aud there viii he a
player in the visiting delegation who wouId h. VERY
S!.l to NEE. Timothy Ryan Of Newark aud give MN a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-09-26
Trosb,. In the Olympic Climb.

NV ORLEANS. Sept. .5.-There is trouble in the OWN.
pic Club. Last wednesday the Board ef Directors voted
10 present to President NoeiS eco. and 10 the follow.
ing members OF the Contest Committee $3.50 each;
joseph l.. Sport. Capt. Frank Williams. Charles Dick.
son. James NJ. salvant. and Henry 7. Brown. The
money was voted as y return for the sums expended by
them In the entertainment Of the guests OF tie c!ub,
and for the expenses incurred by them personally in
making tho arrangements for the late lights.
Yesterday afternoon a card was published by Charlie,
4. Adams. . club member, calling a special meeting of
Tue c.ub 10 protest against what 10 alleged TO be the
unauthorized expenditure OF Tue funds OF the organiza.
ti0n,
me facts IN the case have just leaked out. and 1t Is
feared that ~ may lead to trouble among kome of the
members 81 the club Tue kickers are. however. ina
nopsless minority. aud are alre Ady beginning To feel
ths weight 81 public remark ON villa. is termed a piece
.pIesidsnt Noel has made a strong statement ahou,
the AFFAIR, and shows that the CLUB took in sos TAO on
eet proht.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-09-26
WHEELING
The Blcycl Trade.

Tic bicycle dealers report n steady Increase in their
fall trade over that OF last year. There has been a big
call for secondhand bicycles this fall. The market for
new and light road ana racing wheels is still brisk.
Messrs. Peck 4 Snyder OF l2G and 100 Nassau street
are agents for the Raleigh bicycle. The Raleigh racer
refaiis Mt 81 10 and the road machine at $l55.
lanes i. silo Of 40 Liberty street is selling tho War.
wick. Pilgrim. PSYCHIC. and student wheels at ridicu.
lousy low figures.
The %Cnmrbell Manufacturing Company OF 81 Centre
.tallmen, system Their terms ARE ~ per Week. This
my. 5ae Sa,'' Il, R, %s I'M N q e t SSS IS hV WSi1 s'ssS't Stree, n..
some - ln ,m IN new and second hand cycles, -.
leading makes. viii lie soid a. sn"tionI to.morrow at
stock {. be disposed Of are victor. Goiambia. Meteor.
o1Fm %' sy r',%'; !, ana SisrS,a I wheels, uroo,,,n q.
m maxi a sn,ci1I'y Or selling TIosis upon ,.s natal;
%h"s,s sunaiies. Ky Ky s are to u icnnd ', at Ere ssco ay,nan'.
sell the S1 ,s,nan sy iaie nalm iP"ySls OF r, ! iso ~ = a zinm Mso
ara ara" io o. q, a ' biz 's rns,me s.e"4 T ,ms ' VA .J ItG sn.i1 th s,er 'n:y
10" "rc ra,li i, or MGR The easypsyment system. They have
ar. selling tne popular bloomer cycling suits Tor sia.
s. AT i ais%G'ai n,. h nnGwm as, II: New fTEk R R,Gyls Acc;.
n nns nT".S ~ n.,, the object Of ,ne association Is TO
Year: TINS guarantee is given TO wheelmen for $40
Amos Shirley ofn7S Eighth avenue offers some rare
f b.. llnmbsr ana y l. cycles. lie also carries q
Al the Hamilton stores. at Icnox avenue and 12tth
sMir nrMic !HhF S1nn,%sr his nni, wseA / his stock Of ce s,m1an,
Meteor. Rambler; rhmniN; and ronrist wheels Will DO
Tie Equitable Genera rrd"vidlns Company of 20
Broadway carry one OF the most Complete stocks OF
Siyt"r, c] =" sin' tTese Ell Hi hiaS Si'y ilaw 1hsy iu s"Ep ai R s@s
Roy wheels. lifted with either cushion or pneumatic
!. ". ,natc \ Co. Of a:4 flatbush avenue. brooklyn.
tired bicycies wh'ch they are 1%lspos'ng OF cheap. They
'' Ths n { SShMP1s's c l!"1 "t t G,sSasfS1 Of ! sSl Eish,n .venu.
h ! Ss.-T RnrS Wnr ,;c Z big uSs so R,,Snir. n,C Of Meteor, 3 student:
propose selling at cut prices.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-09-26
New Utrecht Rod and Gun Club shoot.

Tho members OF the New Utrecht Rod and Gun Club
held their regular weekly shoot for The gold and silver
medals at Woolluwn Park. Grayrscnd. J.. J., on Satur.
day. Ench member shot at twenty keystone targets.
NJ. Van Erlnt won the gold medal with u scoro of;ls.
- Bennett won the silver one viii n score Of 10, The
score
'luD Shoot. 20 Targets. * Yards Risc--M. Van Prunt,
~ - ,hhs', "a; a. Det','h -, W =, Syh"s:i X
Never. IL: J.. Rasch. 10.
shropshire shoot. SIX Live Birds. 81 Yarls-G. W.
Cropsey: q; 6. N. Meyer, 81. j. Bennet,t, q; N. Van
BIunt. u; y, II. street, ", ", j, ,Sykes!: J.. Adams. 4.
.; Il j. street Z; y E,nnett. J q W cr.psey.n;
Val. RrHmt =; q. ". cr,olsey. $; W +. sykes. \: y, Ben.
Lrit' :: !. hd,i,is, I; ~ J.. street, y All Ties divided
Ia; NJ. Van Brun,. .: u. Brnnett. .: i, Adams. I; W, :.
sykes. I. Z. NJ. Meyer. u, q. ". NrOpsey. B: d. rnsrl. 3.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-09-26
YARN work AT THE Old IRISH GAME.
A Team Tint Ia Causing n Great FURRY In
the llardbnll Ranks.

The rather extraordinary exhibition OF the game OF
hnndball that eS.Aldornan James Dunno and Prof.
John Coggins have been showing of la.c la. not only
worried some OF the stars considerably. but caused the
patrons Of the game IN general TO ask. "llave We de.
veloped an invincible team NJ las: ~ II has been many
years since America could lay claim to having a VIE.
torious tenin-a pair who couid go into the court day
after day an! sweep everything before them. While
the eN. Alderman and his partner have not done this
they have demonstrated Dcyon! II doubt their ability
to successfully cope with any o' the present experts.
and have announced their Willingness to play any two
men in the world. and they only bar one nah, Cham.
pion Casey. This offer will include such men as John
Lawlor, William Courtney. John Delaney, Patrick Bar.
EFT. 10 In Malcolm. Dr.. Phil Smith. Johnny Grady. md
even Jack Jones. the Australian champion. and John
Riordan. the champion Of California.
On " club day " at the B~'ooklyn Clubs court Messrs.
Dunno and Coggins gave another illustration Of su.
as John Malcolm and nr. smith. The latter pair have
hen hen , plains, ,"s|' be If FER ;"n,s time u amt generally Ny
instance. however, ;hey were ,rowegless. They asked
for was ns me msr y: sn 1..l none =" w Mn. and snSr Mn 'ne was IT., T,,t 4ssai,
s na1s"im r i%m ,ss n?ii9f a ifsTs@ Ia'' NJ ! ' 6an i" 's Ind i'i b.
s S$S 'r %%ss's %"" " T.. iiSS eo' '%sss Wa; s%'s q" " nS i%s;sr '? :s%;S;
ESs;sins on wsanssaay lat; ana ,hyy wsrs
Sssas,on o i s. Snsn;; ( ss . n;ossS t e 5. t n ssssI:
ssa.'Fs sp proved h 'ss BAL f fnsi, t's.' an S" ola ss%%t RI q, on Tie tie
s :sSn Or i Hsrs$n. who can isssS casey down e :sysS ace.
IN "A game. / don't care whether he mas u partner or not.
must be Of some consequence nowadays. Why,
dunno mus, be getting young again Ne AWAY. wasa
as he is doing today. ! really think. in n double'han |.
ed game. lie is a mattel for the cham pion.'
There were a number of other clever exhibitions Mt
the Brooklyn Clubs court ION club day" besides the
two above mentioned. For instance. John Delaney.
the good. strong. healthy young man OF Athy. took
Tom Bt slim ms II mate. expecting to win n signal VIC.
tory over I. Barreittanl NJ. Rorty. Unfortunately for
John and Tom they made n characterization. The first
game was IN easy victory for them, but the second
was just as easy Tor their upponents- The third game
was stubbornly contested. but Barrett and Rorty let
out AN extra INK near the finish. aud won The results
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-09-26
University OF Pennsylvania Football Fix.
luIes.

rHLlprLrmIi. Sept. "5.-The university of Pcnnsyl.
wanna football team did no. arrive from Cape May 10.
d'y.'as expected. The ground WAS not In condition.
They viii be here tomorrow and will go INTO training
at once. The game scheduled with the Manhattan &.
for ne 1t Wednesday has been rHucelIcd, and Manager
srwtun has arranged n game with the Swarthmore
College team tor that date.
III. schedule at games arranged 70 far T. as follows:
Oct J. state College, AT Philadelphia: Oct. 2, Haverford
College. AT rhiIsdel ph.a. Oct X, Buckneli Colleg.. at
Philadelphia: Oct. II. University OF Virginia. a, Char
lotirsvlile: Oct. -, Georgetown University. at George.
town: Oct. -, Williams College. at Philadelphia. Oct.
~. lhiayettei College. at Philadelphia. In November
the University Will tackle Trinity, Cornell. Iehigh,
lalr. and Princeton. The dates cannot bs anuouncsi
until after the football convention, No effort will De
made 10 arrange u game with Harvard.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-09-26
wonk or THE cRICKE7ERS
~. u. Cobb, for the Third Tive, Carries ON
the Batting Prize.

The last same played in the championship series OF
the Metropolitan League made but little alteration in
the standing Of the various clubs. except a tie between
the Harlem aud Sew York clubs for second place IN 'he
second section. ". H. tobb sga'n heaus tue o"'''"k
ovs,uycs tbis hc,nv the third consecutive season in
which he has carried of the prize in the league. q ".
Ellis leads the bowiets. with the creiihbIs record OF
..Ia FOR 4. wIckcts. The bowling H.ur"s are hieher
than las, year. the general Improvement IN batting
causing the agu:cst TO advance. nthe Se.oh" se''""
y ~ s,r,tf,rI or ,,e New YORK ciuh leads In batting.
aud his brother. A. u. STAFFORD Of Newark Is . g'oa
second. ~. Iouvhiin %can,urcs the bowling prize. A.
ibuuyu r. A 81 vines iigurrs compare very, i'Nor"nr
Win The leaders, The fOllowing Is t!ru complete RECORD
ar the seasons work.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-09-26
Gossip Of the Football Field.

IAwrr %NcigiIiI, Sept. ~ Tho football team has
cnhiintnr,h training under Cant bradley and Trainer
March. From the present outlook the team Will he
very strong, owing I the fact that eight OF last years
players are Lack, ma tho new men have had expert
rnCs IN Other teams. Games will he played with ZEN
unngton. WYOMING. Exeter. Stevens, aud many other
strong teams, Tile candidates for the eleven are MANY,
The most promising being fsrry smith, liradiry, Van
Nest. ozark, Reyes, Cochran. WENT. Walton. Nrwmyrr.
Ross, Dicsry. II. Ross, Rhodes. Il. smith, Deer. and
March.
Tho Volunteer Football ClUb have rcoryanized. Tho
following men are IN training for positions on the line;
llorgan. Kelly: ,ManiOk. Brittoh. hoffman, Cohen.
date, are: ne'narher Young. Carts. pooiy, lenerts,
would like 80 hear from teams. Address G.. A. Carls.
10 Fast 10Th street. The club piay their opening game
with III. staten Island Cricket Club football team on
Oct l at Livingston.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-09-26
L.. A. w. Racing Board News.

The Racing Board OF the League OF American Wheel.
men are prepared to give the existing rules a thorough
overl,auling at their meeting next month. and 1t is pos
slbie that all the weak points in the racing rules will be
remedied.
Chairman Raymond has removed the suspension
placed upon Mcssrs. Higgins and Smith. two p eminent
Rome, y. V. riders. and they are now at liberty to COM
le'e upon the path again. u was found that tho
charge against these men nat they had falsifed their
entries in races was untrue. SO the Racing Board rene.
died their error.
taLy. william Dennison and David Newhouse OF still
water. J. Baker OF Mechanicsvllie. i. A. torh-tt OF
Whitehall. y. y. and l. e. Bellen OF knnesville, H.,
have been declared professionals Tor violation Of tho
l. A. " rulcs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-09-26

Nonduy-ILTni Gun Cub. live birds. Dexter rark:
I-,tirr Rlne tlub tournament. vt Wissels cypress iiiIis
iark: b~ronklyn. indie pendent Schue'hcn Corps. Ut
lndg, wood rnrk. l.. /.
Ticsdny-kings County Gnn Club, live birds, at Dex.
ter Fart.
wrilrsdav-Glenmors Rod and Gun Club. live birds.
nj lleNier larh.
Thursday ,'lan,ir Rod and Gun club. live birds. at
West End grounds, tonry Island; New York German
Gun Ilnh. hlu. rocks. at Dexter Park,
riday hv\I"r, PARK Trap shooting League. live
Saturday New Utrecht Rod and Gun Club. 1--we birds
and targets, a. Woui!awn Park. Grarrsend.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-09-26
Odds and Ends OF Sports,

The Long Island Railroad will the
sporting men intent upon seeing the glove contestn n
the Coney Island Athletic Ciab to. night by running sps-
clal trains with parlor cars attached as follows: Ieaye
foot Of East Thirty-fourth street. this city, at 7 and
: 80 p. NJ. direct TO tho Casino adjoining the Culver d.
pot, West Brighton. where the contests take place. Ra.
turning. the specials leave Culver depot for New York
by way OF Long Island ctty and Thirty. fourth stresS
immediately after the contests arc over.
Sim Collins says that either the NJ. A. G. or Dominick
MCCahrey owe him 500, tho $50 that he denoEited
with Met afrey to tight Mccarthy at 10 pounds and
the !httcrs $50 which he certainly forfeited to him
because he could not gt down to 10 mounds. Goilins
Says that he and Mccarthy signed an agreement to
fgnt al 10 pounds. but u week afterward McCaHrev
told him that Mccarthy could not fight at that wei9ht
when demanded the forfeit" said Collins, "McCaS.
frey said he did MOI lure 1t to- give.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-09-26

The I~rish.American and tho Mitchell football teams
lined up against each other yesterday afternoon at
Wallace's Ridgewood Park. The game was played
under tho Gaelic rules Tho Nitchels had a decided ad.
vantage during tho first hall. having scored thres
points ~ the Irish Americana one. In the second half
the Irish, Americans braced up and scored three points
to tho Mitchsls' one. Tho game was exciting through.
out. The excellent play Of Conway. d. Moylan. and J.
Egan for tho Aitchels and that OF Curran. Kennedy.
and Welsh foe the lr~ish.Amsricans was especially
noticeable.
The game passed on peaceably. the usual amount OF
sluR Ring being dispensed with. The final score resulted
10 3 tic. each side scoring four points. The teams
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-09-26
Ynchtsmen Enjoying q Cianbake.

The air abou,.the anchorsge of tho Newark Bay Yacht
Club was savory yesterday. in consequence OF a gcnu.
inc o!d-fashionsd Rhode Island ~clambake. which was
prepared for the members and their friends to com.
the close uf the clubs succcssful season OF
Yachting. The club house, was decorated with hnrs.
bers present from the fayonia, Kill Won kull. Jersey
CITY. New Jersey. Oceanic. and other yacht cluDA.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-09-26
The vnruna Eigh,-pared Race Settled.

The final heat OF the eightoared barge race. which
was postponed from last sunday. was decided at dusk
last evening off tue boat house at Bay Ridge. Tho water
was quite rough. but as the men rowed in stationary.
seat gunwaie bnrges it did not interfere with the raca
The crews were as follows: No. !, George A Frseth.
stroke: Charles Stoknm. :: William Yates. s.: W. D,
ilannigan, .: John II. Spellnan. 4; a. r. Doctor, 8;
noTan. SoSswaini No. = Charles 7. leiger. stroke; T.
Moran, 4: WI Beicer. 3: ". Z. Coots. .: George bris.
coll, bow: William II. Dunn. coXswsin. Both crews
r0wed prettily to the turn. After rounding Belger'S
men got the lead. and finally won by = length and q
half. Tine. > minutes 10 seconds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-09-26

An unusually large crowd OF admirers OF good quot
pitching was present yesterday Ut tho 'Quoiters' Re
treat Astoria, the attraction being a match between
James kennedy OF the Albion Club Of New York, and
Frank Doran. late of Brooklyn, II proved to be ono of
tho most stubborniy contested games OF the year. The
men mere = ,ts az y -: ~; 80 ~; ana - points k,s.
tween Enoch Lookley OF Astoria aud hob Ramsey Of
New York Was postponed until next sunday. The
stakes have been Increased to S25 a side.