davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-05
BRUOkLYN's NEW TREATRE
Perhaps the Biggest IN the land snd rroS-
ably the Most Comfortable.

brooklyn boasts that she has the largest and
best appointed theatre In tho country. It 10
tho recently erected Columbia Theatre. form
ing part OF tho Universal building, which
covers tho block bordered By Washington. TIL
larry. and Adams streets.
private view Of this theatre was given last
evening. Even X not the largest theatre In
the country. it's foyers are the most spacious.
Mammoth promenades are In the rear
Of each OF lis three tiers OF seats.
In this feature 1t resembles European
theatres moro than any theatre hereabout The
theatre covers $4,000 square feet OF soil The
stage is 80 feet wide and 80 foot deep. From
the stage floor to tho fly galleries Is 20 feet.
and to the rigging loft. 75 feet. There are re-
CURED for rigging the scenery, border lights.
&c.., ten milos 81 ropes. The fly galleries are
rnc Tor or san Gof sse Va.
Zee. Wide and u feet hIrh The a utHt
lie front Of tho halcony il so iset Ths audi:
torium seats 1000 persons with such liberal
arrangement that man can 60 out to soc .
man between the acts without disturbing any
one, else. More economically arranged. Il
could seat II Thousand more
In the interior Of the theatre colors OF the
d n IT, 0SF'sInsrs eei%s vs
border Of rod and ccru tints. combined with
tho richer coIors OF green. gold, and silver. Of
w n EaS Ssd the ues Il tho sS
admircs .' and WAY wGnSsr; S fhe lD sSrtsis
s s D NTH ahs s.aa
by his chief men and household troops Above
ne nroscen'un arch Is tho figure which gives
s name ii TO the !heare colossal GS'Nmis
ain" st Sy o5G t" eesr rG ishts Az
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-05
Sullivan VIII Fight Mitchell.

ST. PAUL. March 4.-John /. Sullivan was
asked to. day what he thought Of tho PROPOSE
ton to match Mitchell against him for 5000
a sde and u purse that tho Olympic Club Of
New Orleans would offer.
oh. Mitchell don't mean fight was tho big
fellows reply but. IL he does. I will accom-
MEDIATE him for a Purse OF $lO.UOO and IL side
bet OF $4,000. the fight to take place ut tho
Olympic Club the last week in August or tho
first week in September
Il would rather meet Slnvin. however. than
Mitchell. for think Slavin is n much better
man. may night slavin yet. if Jackson
doesn't kill him in May"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-05
Shooting GOssIp.

The champions Of the Wauregan Gun Club will shoot
their two biz matches at De xter Park Friday March
II, as follows: Nike Fay and James Ioomie on ono
side. WIN ;ohn Fay and Wm; " RricAncr on he other
~ birds each man for 500 u side anil champagne
snppcr Louis Kramer will shoot against Inn LOniiin
10 lords each man for $50 side and the pGce Of tho
Dir'ls.
Thursday evening, March = NJ l1i Henry street the
following officers were elect ed for the coming year
President. Counsellor Thomas Cooley: FIRST wee Pres
dent Dr, (: +: Evendge: Second Vice President. cN.
Alderman u. 4. lowing; Financial Secretary. H..
schor,rmieI; Recording Secretary. T. DG.pak; Treas
coming league shoot At Dexter Park,
The weekly medal composition Of the Miller Rife Climb
held NJ tho ran2es 10 Hudson street ilobnk-n on
Thursday evening. Tho shooting of hand. on tho
Amsr,can firing target At IS feet distance and ne
A. Meyers IA; Q, rlaisted 2sD; E FISCHER, a3s, 7,
S"hI, ~ f., Liehl 2s7' y Miller. aa,: j. .,,in
4 Thnrh. $50; J. Csrrarhsr 22s; A. stsder. 4oS; y.
il + Mayer, aio; r. Kaihms. 2os; !. DnnsIndi, goa
aud u. 'and.rheyde 203. The medal winners follow
class c, A. Stadier, 223
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-05
Odds and Ends OF sports.

Reader.-Naher was not knocked ou.. lie quit. you
Of \ man.
The newly elected on,csr. ot,he ra...ne Athletic
Indians " Rafoo" on Thursday evening, March L.
Tho Prospect Ilarrers give 'andictr ran over
- Watches. l:wory, AMI useful articles WI reward
tho winners. En,res close with Secretary Meor on
NV BEprcHn, March a.-tt the room. Of III. New
ss1S. As II. y u ,spsh aSn ths hoo psTs
n IN. s. We're .h'n n he @
dition.
Ns,ns wss, r.,
fr'dsy ~ "s"nnr Mfr fl " Amscnr had been .s
for last Wednesday hut secretary storey the books
lac, escape his memory the SORROW Of Ills waiting
colleagues
@ssa'sS to ns y 9 SsT or IN
y s ws. .na sT1 uss Of . 81 s @
s Nas q il. q Ny M"a eub /" .cw s
Pritehard expenses
Isn.S..o.. Marc, rafting fri. With s..
and lack %n%: e man on",Hn ;G zee, 70
fass inehss and wsshea y" '''T pc"ni. i"fn.o"
" S 70 ss sss, ~. TED
~hateSss ns IN Hn s. lie "ar"
There s considerable rivalry anon. the clubs to securs
Ormonde 1900, and the National $3.50.
dozen or more men prominent in Turn Veren circles
J.%aSs sesi.,y Wien sta'sa viii b. .a aSis To
e. x harns the M OF the y %
new ."csiy at an early late at Tie Turn Hall Brooklyn
srG ans ETA . I'm" called a. TX
a f.. or mf .nm 3 d Mn as
.nor, tim. aud think thai Ssw York Is xr"at place
merits OF our American wrestlera
sD,o man whs S, no, IN
Whom tho nosoni.n. ;is".o q pSl against him
II III = I s ahpIs
Johnny iH VII" '" f Il, nS..d" '''
As Iar III. Saa M Me IS wn.
is .% report rns newly ss.si %nssr. follow
p '1' sa Is hsnna zee isu,Gs
George sit. William Yuse and Z T. rranc. ;e' H'''''
..ss. n sTs coxins o:.I.
n:Sii', faMsn. j. Sonn: Tir.s Lisasensn! K""r;
sssssss' ssHs
snaa team sn'eisd Compete iSr tie Junior
The Columbia Athletic Club will hold their ira, cross
Fori Goss a" WasSsy Win G Ia
r.! and ,ssond silver watch to third. nickel ,rcp
mS9 NH IRWIN In FL. s'sr ssa to An s"
s,i .;Iysr medal The iiI.t noy'ce hni.hinE silver
s,s e esqf Rs ssrs s
TO the frst team Of men Entry Zee 81 Entries close
On March ~. with J. !. Mcmahon ~ East Fifteenth
NEW HAHN. March 4,-For the rrst time in many
years ale wan hold her winter games alone tins year.
inteau " IN conjunction with the second Req nient.
~ There VII he two meeting, this year upOn the
satnruay evenings OF March ~ aud April = For the
nist 'hle wrchiling tparrng and fencing Will be
ronred me ns. 10 take place u, the second these
i.iret. IN. Athletic AasocIatiOn has III. matter IA
'hsgr ana VIII offer silver cups 10 the winners tho
spaInn. wrestling ahd fencing contests aud to til.
us.s Win wn,sr ~ hs o,gr rveh!s The ssmss q,
only ~ members Vi the uuiysIsltE ' "s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-05

Tho Health Department was notified yostcr'
day that Louis Dunaud ofNewark. : years old
who with his mother was visiting Mr. Hum.
mcl's house at S,jl sixth avenuo. was i'll with
smallpox. An inspector hurried over aud
learned that Tummel had hurried or the
motncr and child in a cab to tho Jersey City
ferry on Thursday night. Tho cab WAS found
and funligatrd.
com lnlnicniad with and he Investigated. lie
found the child at William street and found
also TINT tho child had tho hives. According
to Health On!rcr Irhhach. tn" mother says
that the doctor who WAS caltcd In and WHO
mlstook hives f"r smaLIliiGoT saiJ to her; MN,
taken to North Brother Island in four hours II
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-05

fight that should be OF interest was arranged yes.
terday between Eugene Hornbachcr. tho Feather.
weight champion. and George Strong who to this
city from Denver last fall The articles Call for gloves
tina: shall not weigh two ounces and for weigh
ing liz pounds twelve hours before entering the
ring. Tho battle VIII take place within Ave weeks and
within fifty miles Of New York Tho stakes 5000
side. and wellknown sporting man has guaranteed
$500 purse The loser Will receive $50 OF the purse
The boys vii. both begin training to Strong
4 viii be remembered. won from George Wright, the
Canadian champion near SewbGrGh. three weeks ago
since then Wright has been trying to mike another
mattel. with the Denver lad. lie has also challenged
Hornbacher, but this match will cause him to wait
awMe. unless he ran arrange with Johnny Grant or
polly Lyons lie has 500 mp with Jen Carpenter 70
bind match with either, Hornhacher's record is well
known. and he Will probably DO the faNorite over
Strong
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-05
Baseball Notes.

Any uniformed club desiring ia, pay out,nf,'cwn
games can arrange the same with the Nutley Baseball
CLUB by addressing the manager, D. Bailey, Sutley,
The Rosevs Ironsides OF Newark have again secured
the cycling grounds and would Ike to hear from ANA
teur leans John G. Ltteli of North seventh street
and seventh avenue - the man to correspond with.
The Lakewood Baseball Clnb would like to hear from
emp'ofessona! club. Of Now York cty and New jer'
sey for games up 10 May J. The nine composed OF:
George S'ovey, p; William Malone. and n BOYD.
b. n BOYD G; g Page. c. f.; !. Lloyd L.; Russell c.
and j. Smith. extra.
NEW HAvIs. March THE baseball MANAGEMENT at
Yale are taxing steps to form baseball league be.
will DO held In the near future to elect managers and
captains The object OIL this is TO develop material
those who can play baseball. Int not sun.
GENTLY expert 70 warrant the expenditure of the time
necessary for the Developing OF the niyrr"ity n!c.
Ear, March AFTER an effort To secure the ncces
shry amount OF money Tor almisson TO the Eastern
Baseball ASSOCIATION had iah"d In Enc party Of rtn.
em,n took the matter W ana 10 nssh hey report q Q
achievement OF their pans. Five iloussni dul ars
have been subscribed by twenty gtuiielten. ana
rAngeuents VIII bs made at once Tor schedule with
New forl and New England cities, under NJ. White
secTe!aEyshl0.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-05
re.s.y,s Programme at Gutt.nburs.

1r.t R.cerur.s sAoo for beaten horses, three 9u.r
100: orc 100 Count Luna 1870: Standard. 100: Silver
Thread flly lO8: Pan Handle. 100
Second kace-Purse $4OD. selling; four and half
furlong. W. H. l25 Glitter II. 1913: objection. laa;
Elmstone. 1913; Bias l.O: Adolph. 12o: Derango 100:
Capulin: 40: Pardon. 10: Lamar. lls.
Third RacePurse $500 selling: one mile. Miss Belle.
vosburg. 81; Sandstone. %.
Fourth Race-Purse $500, for twoyear.ois: selling:
his Of mile Cutivator. no. Dillon j. los:
BIZ knight Jog; Jack Lowell formerly Fedora H. co
Fifth Racs-purse $500: selling: four and one.half
furlongs Firehy. 126: Architect, 1913; Silver Mint.
l2i: Little Fred 1911: Grab Cider. 100: Dixie. 800:
Harrisburg, 100: Lucky Glover 1l6: @ Id Digger Ill:
Mckeever. 1O<.
sixth Race-Purss s4o0: selling: light his Of
mile. Pelham, 1866 Lady Pnlssr. 10&; kemplnnd, lo3;
Perd, 1Ol: Van 81: Graduate. 90.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-05
SHOT ON THE RACE TRACK.
IA GRIPPE, SOW OF LIKE BLACK
uCHN, FALLS AND BRE1kS MS LEO.

Eight More nookmukers Arrested aud
Dailea-A Good Day for Hackers sf Ia.
Standardization Stable Cader Suryeii.
tance-Suspicious Riding OF Pluto.
Several noteworthy Incidents occurred at
Guttenturg yesterday Tho Executive Com.
mittce. in the course OF an informal chit, de-
cded to watch the running OF the Khnttau
Stable more closely than heretofore. owing 10
recent In. and.out running by horses belong
ing to tho stable. An Investigation was had
asto the riding OF Pluto by W. Van Kuren in
the Nth raco. but as It was shown that the
horse was out of by Toutonic. and the owner
OF Pluto had bet 5000 on his horse. tho case
was postponed. Eight bookmakers. repre-
ssnting the Penn. Home. North River. Ford
ham. Baltic. Lyceum. Marion. and Winona
clubs. wero arrested and ba!.ed In the usual
way.
La Grippe. a chestnut gelding. g years old.
hy Luke Blackburn. out OF Longitude. fell In
tho HON estretch in the last race. breaking his
near forelog 80 badly that II danged in the
akin when tho poor beast struggled to his feet
rider o. La GrPpe. sssafsI IhnIS Wo t,o
were. we'll backed. Panhandle. odds on
avo5s tho th st sSsics was won never in
d,vS head spr a% cnar+f s second orS s
beat Ksmpland i've lengths, for second place;
vantage: beat the Sadie somers my IN TX ~ a
intent piunr cd Nsrnoi to win tho fourth,
The my set snil ct hall iurlons and say'n ,I
'ss ssaPPa Sir T ao six y
for tho place. Himlex. ut Gtn i against beat
ns sSGn IN Mh hS h asS s 3s "fS by
Ing in close third. Innovation. the cinch in
the last race. took TIC lead ut the half and
gan four lengths Tor second place. summary:
THE FIRST RACE.
rns.o $500 for seA,ecr.s.i seven ,SF Long
S.s .s. I'd Il, F,as s%;a'
Pan Handle. oiais.snr: aId,i9ln. Lun" ais" r"n
..: S;s to a,:: sa . ,s Gar
THE SECOND RACE.
y: KuSS:S s. HAIL b"se.5. b. Enqu'r.r-B Bonnie
AsaaIs saba: Arthur nayi. 3 i@s q r E,,syy
FILTER and HARRISBURG ai'9 ran
.hSf pass asm H nay auius PAD s.
THE THIRD RACE.
500 for Mos DAVIS ays t"s" BY Ga
s.ss faas 'G:
IN; on SsIs.n p ssss ss
Sass
THE FOURTH RACE.
Purse $500: selling: ono mile.
Z. Leighs CHI I: Azrael j. by Observation-Disclosures 81
s..yeihsai Stables Oh c. xenopnon. /. io3 GMae.
YsSissn stable. b. c sir Rae T. ~ Nv Penny
'irs'o. J.. b.. and AlE nm. 4 a vs., Ia"'
Sir s R.s Nn,as "a ad "0pn'" 10
THE FIFTH RACE.
Purse S4OO; for maidens: i've furlonEs.
". Martins b g. liiinlex. 4. by htinyar-War Reel
lOl IT. Flynn. ,........
sennett Warns b. g. Teutonic g. lOl Morris
white star Stables CHI West Farms. loI tStnvaD
Pluto, Skecs Geister. Mart md Claucus also ran.
Time, I ~.
Betting-SiN to against HimleH. 10 to on Ten.
tonic T. to ! against West Farms. Mutuas paid
TIE SIXTH RACE
Purse $500: selling: six and hair furlonc.
E. Legh's br. {. Innovation j. by Woodlands-North
Anna. II Martin.
Glen Island. Stables CHI e. Nep,unus. aged. III Nor
T. Dwyer's Dr. g. Muiligan. aged. liz Flynn
Bill Barnes. Congress. Harwood Eimstohe. and La
Time, I :26si
Bstting-Five to 4 Oh Innovation. = 10 ngainse
Eeptunus. 7 to &ulliSau. Mutuals paid $3.50 $500.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-05

Jimmy Lynch is 10 fight :" Toodles' Finnegan for q
$40 purse and Printing House square busy discussing
the probable outcome Of tho battle THIS Lynch ia not
the Lynch OF l22.pound championship fame. but lie
from the Cork Row strain and /. dong the
seventh ward proud by his fighting ability. The boys
employed at night In telegraph Offices not far from
THE sr building and the little Affair is to come on in Two
weeks
Lynch is slight favoritc owing to his experience.
For several years he has been practising upper cuts
swings and chops on amy Park row gamn he could in
y-lve 10 put on the gloves Win him and h. only de.
pupil Of "Swipes the Newsboy" II Lynch 6ests
Toodles he 10 going to spend the $40 purse for tuition"
hi stop and yet away and then beguils Whitley into
!, no, sawny ne mnHn ht ns ~ III, .ar.
minutes running around city Hall Park and taking
falls out OF any pugnacinus newsboy hs may meet
Both Lynch and roodles" having had many encoun.
worth. 1t is: "Hully Gee! Chimmyil lickem in =
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-05
TO Decide on Tennis Dates.

The annual meeting Of the Executive Committee of
the Cpisd States Sationn! Lawn Tennis Association
viii be held on Thursday evening. March II, at ~
O'Clock at the Hoffman Iiouss This mmi,tee. which
wAs elected at the annual meeting OF the
on vsb. IL. consists OF H. ". s!ucu. Jr President; II
4. Taylor. Vice President: " q, Hal Treasurer: j. T.
Wbittlsslsy. secretary. aud j. ). CLARK. pr James
Dwight o. CAmpbel, Charles l.. stic.nsy aud 4. D.
futile.
The most important business which will come before
this neetpg wall be the arrangement Of dates OF
tournaments for the schedule Of Official fixtures. A
0umber OF applications for membership VIII also he
passed upon and the place and date Tor holding tho
tastssp doubles championship nj decided
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-05
Fulford Again beaten.

CHICAGO. March 4.-Fulford ia no longer the
champion wing shot OF America. Budd do
feated him to- day for tho second time this
week. and won SO easiy that tho Eastern
crack put up his gun after tho ffty-third shot
and left the grounds in disgust Below is the
full score:
BUDD.
ccal2ce22 012l2:o2 2clole
o20o2 1 = , =
= Total. ~.
TULFORD.
1oIo1c 1oc2c1l Olccc2 Oll2l
I0l Ole cOl = ! 400 . 5000.
Total. 81
After the match was over Massey defeated
Marshall on n wager Of 500 at 100 birds. Tho
score was 81 to 3D.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-05
News from the Horse World.

Notwithstanding tho fact that the track was
very sloppy aud muddy at Guttenburg yester-
day fast tiIno, was made in the struggles for
Of the mile race In 81 seconds. which would
be good time on any summer track.
Nows comes from Maine that G. II. Nelson
has engaged A. n; ltathburn Of Grand I'npids.
Mr.. Eathhurn has!becn iniWatcrville about two
weeks Meanwhile Mr.. Nelson is selling off
much trouble for him. The belief Is that he
!iil quit the su!ky aud become gentleman Of
leisure.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-05
A IliIi Club In Ohio.

CoIIMars. March "A large number OF tho
leading Democrats Of Columbus met tonight
and formed Hill club. More than 100 names
were enrolled. and before the Chicago Conven-
ton the club expects 10 have LOCO members.
]. !. sullivan WAS made Chairman and Justice
Gallagher. Secretary.
Tie Hon. George J.; Converse made a speech
in which he sad tn"i ai'nionRh mere wns a
David B Nm was the only man Iust pow wing
could lead /, to victory. The Hon II. F. Powell
said that Hin was the man II tho day
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-05
Talk OF n Bout Between F" Brooklyn Jimmy u
Carroll and Johnny Re aEnn.

"Brooklyn Jimmy" Carroll has delayed his trip to
England lie wants to havo Jack acAn!ire as a com
panion but Jack is by means wei! enough 10 make
the journey at present. McAulne is confident how.
ever that stay tho Hot Springs will Fix him
ali right. proposition Of ten round go between
Carroll ani Johnny REAGAN has been made. Both men
willing sphi' bur they want big mon y. and II
may bs that their demands for guarantee VIII block
t!Is game Reagan was much disappointed over tho
fai,ae Of tho Sn-.hnm. Ryka contest 10 naferiAre.
hr had desire to meet the winner Lie says he
be strong At las pounds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-05
buck Ewing Can Throw.

Manager Powers yesterday received letter from
Buck Ewing In which the latter says: II am hard AZ
work and have taken OF ten pounds The weather has
been bad. which keeps me back in my work. We had a
game here n few days ago played right field and
succeeded in throwing out man at hrst base. Myarm
fses we'll and am confident u VIII be good ever
Fuller PRACTICES hard every day and getting INTO mo
shape There Is a barge lumber Of ball players here,
Including Ianlo,, BALDWIN. Bsckley Joyce. Lang and
Mrth--. Arson ANA his crowd wlil be here on March y
inysolf vii! leave Cincinnati for Richmond about
he .sI hs I'M so oi w y ia su "ss
aTuInin
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-05
Martini. Eutry Acceptcd.

The manageTA Of tho Madison Square GarIcn bicycle
race have decided to accept the entry OF William Mar
tin the winner OF the last day held IN this CITY,
for the soventytwohour contest to commence Mon.
day AZ tho professional talent who Will compete IN
the forthcoming race are expected to arrive IN town
10 day kead. the Omaha racer IA looked upon "A. u
probable Sinnsr Of hs race Carr Hess one Of ~"
many last week The track that has constructed
sast.r ana better adapted for ordinary Wheels than
lie CEe laid tor the last race,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-05
TROUBLE At GLOUCESTER.
W. ~. Thompson. President of the Track,
,Arrested-Results Of the Races.

MISUNDERSTANDING Of the Races.
GLOUCESTER. March A ripple OF excite
ment was caused here to-day by tho arrest Of
W. ]. Thompson. President OF the South Jer-
soy Jockey Club. The warrant was issued on
complaints made by the Law and Order
League. Thompson was arrested at noon
and admitted to bail on furnishing bonds to
the amount OF $1,000. The charge is that OF
moss mon who havo visited tho track and bet
on tho races will DO used as witnesses by the
prosecution. The races to-day resulted as
follows:
First Racs-Six and . hal; furlonrs Tomboy first
Edgar Johnson second. EHna third; Time. l'2SIl.
Second Raoo-FOur ana "a half fnrlungs FL Marks
Hrst, Jardinc second. Darius third. Time l:I2ii.
Third Rnce-One mile Jnsyer nrst. F!o.In.ore sec.
ond Issaquena third. Time, ! 90
Fourth Ruce-riys.csh,h.or y mile Bcnn,nin nrst
Beltsarius second. MONSOON third. Time. .o5N
Fifth Race Five oishths y mile. Engl.Mood frss
Vance second Money Maid third. Time, I,OStl.
Sixth Race SevcH.rElit rs OF mile. owen Golden
nrst Village King second Monroe third TINE ;3,li
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-05
BROWNING, KING & co.
CHANGE
CHANGE

Is the motto OF the American
climate. There come balmy days
in winter, when a heavy overcoat is
so disagreeable. Spring is coming
also. Why not kill two birds with
one stone? Buy your spring over
coat now. 1t will insure you COM
fort when warm days come, and
you will always be ready for the
change. Our consignment of spring
overcoats is here ahead OF all
others, beyond all that can be had,
in point of style, finish, appear
ance, and fit. Prices from $500 to
$500. Several styles to choose
from. First come, first choice.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-05
CLEvELAND's SALE OF 1ROT1EHs.
Mr.. W. II. Wilson Secures the CnmpaISner
Mauls Woods for Sl,S3O.

Mamie Woods for $50.
CLEVELAND. March 4.-SiXty horses wero sold
at the Emsry-Fasig sale to. day. They brought
about $4,000 and wcrc mostly good roadsters
Among those sold was Manic Woods. tho
famous roam Campaignor by Woods Hnmblo-
tonian. She has record OF 2:27E as two
year-old. and at seven trotted In 2:2O. W. II.
Wilson OF Cynthinnn. NY. purchased her and
will breed her to Simmons. The following
were the best ones sold:
ionisn: ", Il. Wilson Cynthisna 81. 800
Clark, Ponshk ssp.is -. 800
nsr. Concord .'....,",..''. 675
rem. r. ....'.. 1000
sabina, o............... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: Oa5
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-05
May Race ON Saratoga Lake.

s,uAIoGA. March <-Henry ". Garfield. President OF
tho National Association of Amateur 0ar.'nen. was
here TO day 10 confer with citizens in reference to hold
ng the regatta for the season OF ~, Saratoga Lake
and ~ nLa. my ths permanent headquarters there.
after Tho conditions stated are that saraofa shan
provide boar houses for the AMI make arrange
mrns for caring for the men nj fair rates aud Furnish
prizes to tbs nKyregnt" value of $500 The saratoga
Alrfic Association have the matter in charge. And
wi. probably take dcnnte action to. mOTrDw.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-05
Bowling lsnmes Tonight

Y. NJ. e. A. LEAGUE.
Twrntv.thirl Street vs.. Young Mems Institute. at
Twenty third street alleys.
SOUTH BnookLrS IoUgSAIESE
Prospect VS.. Logan.
KSIckgRBOcHtR TOURNAMENT.
Protect!onvs. Bachelor; Bachelor vs.. Sonparsi; Non
pAreil VS.. Protection,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-05

Mr.. Galway 10 Monmouth Parks Treasurer.
day in the ONCE opposite Madison square
Garden. james n Galway WAS eec tod Treas
urer. vice David Durham Withers deceased.