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The New South., 1892-02-20

The Daily Tribune, M evening paper
publishen by r. II Gamhril II Co.of Mo.
ridian was received TO day. II " wollol
i,ad, printed IN nice clear tyne, aud
presents quite . rcacahlo appearance, Ii
fact il il daisy,
The New South., 1892-02-20

We are clad 10 80 Nj II. &. Garter
ont on the streets again lIc has been
tussling with Ia CIR rpe, for some timo
old la Grippe il very disaproaable
companion, 10 Says thoa who keeps his
company.
The New South., 1892-02-20

Brooks Story the celebrated
train robbcr Of Missiseippi, who
made biz escape, some time ago has
been rccaptnrcd.
The New South., 1892-02-20

This Baltimore sailors want sl 300.
600 indemnity against Chill quito nieo
little sum to pay for two Or three drunk
en- tailors.
The New South., 1892-02-20

II reported that the Louisiana State
Lottery will soon" fold IA tent aud steal
away into Mexico
The New South., 1892-02-20

Married, II The county ono Jay ih,.
week Mps Manic Reddoch to Mr.. Ia
die Hawthorn, bd Rev w. " Ridge
way
The New South., 1892-02-20

The seat OF sick headache is not in
the brais Regulate the stomach and
YOU cure Il. nr. pierce's Pellets are
the little regulators,
The New South., 1892-02-20

The city election isnot creating much
excitement.
The New South., 1892-02-20

!. il now Benjamin Harrlgon
nginst The Ileld, with all the chances
in favor or lienjainin.
The New South., 1892-02-20

woodyillc Coyrier hoisu lie name
II Hon. J. II. Iones for conprca..
The New South., 1892-02-20

Physieisns Csaidn't Care. x
RxrAnsvrLtx. HAmilsor Co.. Ohio. Jrne. 1889.
One bottle OF Pastor Koeniys Nerve Tonic
cured ms entirely. after physicians had tried
unsnec~ssfuliy for Q months 70 reiiese roe Of
nervous debility. W. HuESSEFEI-D.
UMosyrLI.K Mo-. January. is9i.
I car sincerely say that Pastor kccnis's Nerve
rDnse hsz acted wonderful: since my hoy COM
mszc~d 10 use it BE- has not had the slightest
symptoms OF nts and is getting stout and
hearty, every one ID surprised a. tho result, be-
Gauss bad bought rixhf bottles OF medicines
frcua New York Al ss.Uo pex bostle which did no
sccd. DENNIS WALSH
Kansas CITY, Mo-. oet q ~.
Used Pastor Kceuig's Nerve Toats for nerv-
ensness and general debility, and was greatly
bsaeAted by came IL bad she desired eject
MRS GEO. y. GREEN.
~HrT-A Valuable hook Nervous
4 Ill u Diseases sent free 10 any address.
fHE .ad poor rss.s5ss M can y s,ss eesAan
This reaaeey has hcen prepared By the Bsverend
Pastor koenix. of fcrt NAyne. md since isN and
"a now prepsrs4 under his direSucs of the
kcEKIc MED. CO.. Chicago, tii.
said sy Druggists al VI rer Bottle. ssc~ S.
Esrx~ ssiSe, SITS. bottles Tor -.
The New South., 1892-02-20

Letters From the People.
The Sxv Sourh u not responsible
for the articles of its correspondents
nnless .diiorially endorsed.
The New South., 1892-02-20
for Infants and Children.

sac~~seris = 20 wssl AAapsed 10 childrrn THAI
recommend st A. superiox 70 any prrscripsson
ssovn 70 me II. A. Aaczxa. ". D..
I'll 30. Oxford sx., Brooklyn, ". Y.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-28
AgenCla en- Catano, Puerto Rico peIE0l6O

Juen PR. Octubre 10 de 1692-Sr Director de La
CoRREsPoNDENCIA. - a....ss.ts.5.. s
AIuy nuesro: Ponemos conocimiento que La
Refnera Petroleo que Agentes, hecho
pequea subda los precios de productos, quedan
do establecdos los sguenes pos que regin desde
fecha:
Petr6leo refiaado 8 sea Gas, marca Luz
Solar $255 la c. de 10 gins.
Luz brante, fna El Eledate $s5 la 10 gins.
Benzna $500 la de 10 gins,
Gasoline de primera. $3.50 la de 10 gins.
FL importe del fete de mardesde esta Ciudad los de-
pueos de la sla de 2 caas de odas cases adean
te por via mas economical sempre que exceda
Is ctos caa" sera de nuesra cuenta Todos estos
precos moneda coriente contado, estan sue-
tos variacion las demas condolences Los
pradores de nuestros prouctos cuyos peidos acance
100 caias tendran derecho descuento de pS Tam
ben 10 tendran descuento adiciona de cuando ell
compute de las compras legue 500 cajas todas
case semestre ell cual distribua entire mis-
Ell dia de Enero de Julio de cada De usted
atentos S. S. q. b. N. Los agentes generates,
2O-l8 SObrGnos de -EzQu1GQG
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-28
I,OCTON ANTTHERPEFTGA

DEL DOCTOR NE0NTEzSu
Els medicamento para curar los herpes guitar Ia
picazon el apIicarla La Locon esa per-
fumada quita caspa eyitando La cada del cabeo hace
desaparecer los baros empene manchas espnas de la
cara Exito SECURE Immediate. Pidase todas las bo
de la Isla A por mayor La del senior Guiermety
depOstario
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-28
Gran BaratillO

Venta ee fantasas, oyeruras toda case de obras mu
scaes dfces facies de los meiores atores reperto
rio antguoy modemo de obras dramaticas Todo la ter
cera cnaa pare del vaor seaado en- oros establec-
mentos, cudd al de don Antonio Vergara Cruz 81 154
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-28
eco de Ia opinion Y de la prensa.
O9 Puerto-Rico % de Noviernbre de I892 LOficnas
EMPRESA
De YAPORES ESPAN0LES c0RREOS DE LAS ANTTLLAS
YTRAsPORTEs MILITARES DE
SOBREgVOS de HERRER.a
IF u. ID Il. Td n
IfAB A.N A

ada
toen los das TO- 49, 20 Is de cada las cnco de tarde
os das de labor las doce del dia festYOs.
LINEA DE CUBA
Legran solo haa Santiago de Cuba los salem
das 5, Is y %.
Los tocaran Nuevas PuertOPadre Gbaru
E ia Is haa las mismas exception Maya
ademas tocara Sagua de Tanam6.
Todos retOnaran verifcando d de Cuba los ias
efctuandos correspondent.
tes de 49, 29 de cada
Nnguno vapores Guantanamo.
sLINEA DE PUERTO-RICO.
saen los das 10 20 hacen svco de Co
del da Nuevtas Gbara Baracoa Guantanamo
ba, Cboanoy Prince Puerto Plata Ponce Mayaguez,
Aguad Juan de Puerto Rico Al
msmos puertOs.
por Nuevtas Gbara Baraco Guantanamo Gu
Sano Domingo Ponce Maaguez Aguadia Juan de Puer
to-Rico viniendo los misnos puertos. aesst#.t8
RetOrnaran saendO de Puerto Rico los das %
mene tocaran Cuba los da 20 negandO
fechas corresp0ndientes de Il de cads
Nnguno de estos tocaran retOrno Guaa
@ r. asA
sLINEA CAIBARIEN.
Todos los sadra vapor que,
Reonaa saendO de Cbarien Hegada
Yiernes.
ade saldra oro vapor que tocaa
Isabella sabadOs
Efecuara aendo Cabaren mares despues
De M ead del en de pasaero tocara en- Sagua egara Ha
REMoLCADoR. f
empresa vapor Ago potente para remolques por
de I habtadO para achques ues
salVanentO = e
SeryfciO cosGerO em EDuertO-E2icO
POr YapOr AVILES.
amanece
Oeste puertos Faardo
Arroyo Ponce Mayaguez Aguada Arebo vceversa respec
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-30
Welcome to Runner Connect.

The members of the Manhattan Athletic Club gave a
dinner in the club house yesterday afternoon to T. r
Connect. the wellknown runner. which was attended
by larse number OF the membership and guests
Capt Eugene Van Setback presided. and among those
participating were G. c. liugheS walton storms ". D.
F. liostwlck A. +. Copeland the Hon. J. Campbell
Geor.e Avery. A, b. George. James Robinson Harry
Swain !. $ EnlIy. and c. W. Bets OF Princeton, W.
W Greg. cc tmLcs' j. r. IIcnsc of the University Of
Frunsy lraua. A j. Queckherner Capt. r. Il. Money.
urnrg L. Si",ry, II. 4. W. Judson. Jr George Bans err
Carl iIr,., ant L. ", ,ior.
Atet the removal ct the covers. Chairman Van
SChhicE ~ "u!oglstc speech. presented to Connect
on behR Of III" "lu' beautiful gold badge Of the clGD
~ the 'rEife 4" the cherry diamond being get lLrgs
diamond.
Connect in retaining his thanks snil he was stiil an
amateur and wouIt always remain such Referring
ms !c.eh' by Murton at Manchester, lie SAID Lr was
not in proper ply seal condition the time and would
lie more than pleased TO Morton her mn ch
when lie !cit assured that he would much better
account of himsef and wrcst Morton'- luUr, ram him
Walton storm next spoke of tn. Invaluable srrvi,es
of Conn"f To the Manhattan Athletic cab and said
contests of this year, the rivals at the Manhattan
would make desperate effort TO retrieve mast
disasters with tonnen and George and Copeland nd
the oth"rs in good condition however the 6pral felt
confident that victory would again the Cherry
biamoad.
&. g. hughes spoke Of the modes, bearing of ConncI
alter his many victories ana euogS"d him tor his
many other admirable quantities. an athlete and
man Ms defeat by Morton bad not Affected his stand.
ing among the athletes. without doubt, nm Ter more
favorable" conditions 'ohnen would more assert
his claim To the championship.
An informal reception follow ed the dinner
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-30

During the game between Williams College and the
BhcktntonS. at WiiliamstOwn. Saturday. Draper tho
regular catcher of the Williams team suffered
srrain of the ankle and will probably be laid on
seI erai weeks.
In tho game at Rridgenort this afternoon between
the F0rdham College and Park city A. G. teams Low t
or the Brooklyn Club will pitch for the latter team
pitcher. will try his nlc;tle against lovott.
written 10 Michael j. MaipEey declining accept his
resignation us umpire. which Mahon"y wired on ac.
count q" Illness. President Young wants him to get
well ana return 10 work as soon rs possible.
AT the SturtevGnt House yesterday morning four
baseball teams vraCei the r0tnrda TIE Cincinnati Il
lteds had come from Philadelphia pay the Proui-
lyns the Cleve'anGs were on their to ROstoc nd
the tEichgos stopped long enough to exchange cour-
tcsies before leaving for Washington. The ST. Louis
tet. Tho meeting was curousy interesting one and
one calculated 10 stif tie heart or the baseball crank
CoLUMnrs May 2n.-Tho indianapolis Club are to lose
the services ot Frank iiennS President Young OF tl.
National League has nOitei President Williams III.
Western League that Chicago clnms Gcnins under the
provisions OF the national agreement. When GenTs
was released by -. Louis 1t seems that the Chicago
VIII be allowed to remain With Indianapolis until hi
pac" eau be llcd An effort has been made for "a
lease or tile Chicago claim. but 50 fnr cessfully
W,HINGIoS. May 2a.-A proposition to hnve the Co.
lunma Athletic clubs bali team play the staten Island
Athletic Clubs representatives Labor Day has
rncd owing to the INABILITY OF the former OrganiZa-
tion to create amy baseball enthusiasm its rank !.
Neither viii they enter team tor The ANA eur Attn.
letc Union cham shp and only
Young Mems CHRISTIAN Association Athletic Club the
District OF Columbia.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-30
EORTr-SIr ROUNDS AND 4 DR3W
Van necSt WAS Crnbie to Knock Siddons
Ont n- lie Did Tctorc.

New ORLEANS. May .o.-Johnny Van Hcest
and George Sildons. who fought before the
metropolitan Club some time age. tho result
being knockout for Siddons. met again last
night before the same club for purse OF
$1,000. About 400 persons were present. 1t
was u stubbornly fought battle. and at the end
OF tho forty sixth round the referee. Prof
John Duffy. declared 1t draw. 49,
Both men wero in the pink OF condition. IN
the earicr stages Of tho fight Van Hccst had
q groat adva ntage. II" started in by rushing
Siddons. and the latter received some hard
Punches On the head and BODY ~ tn sid 'Snrs
clinchcd his, opponent at every opportunity
twelfth, round S;iddons began to fight in car r,
the next round. however. Van Hcost landed on
siddons's, stomach. and countered with both
right and left on tho neck.
Siddons, continued to. come to tho scratch
gamcly.. In tho twentieth round he almost
Knocked Van Hecst through the r9pes; From
was vcrv light. In the. latter round siddons
knocked Van !lecst down. and the latter
seemed to he losins; strength rapidly. both
men then commenced to play z waiting game;
and their work UP to the time tho match ended
was Of very ordinary character.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-30
Amateur Baseball Register.

Blue S'nrs-Wlll pnr any tcam Of PLAYERS between ~
nn ~ years IN he tenth. Thirteenth. and
New York. '
Clinton Athletic club az ErOoklyn-uror TO pay
teams with p!ay averaging ~ yeRrs for Saturday
aud STniays Must be uniformed Joseph kaup.
Vw"nty.siNih Nard iiAuh huild NJ BrOpklyn '''
iIntt"ry Baseball !Hh--liRN date. in June july
anu August Tor uniformed teams Uf PLAYERS 10 years
Young Hilary baseball CluG--.Wi play AL tennis OF
players nnder II years Old Ergene D"nnu lUl Hilary
street. BROOKLYN. '
kudnrv Baseball Cuh-Wi!l play nil uniformed ten ms
'f PLAYERS uni"r II years. H. :, TyrrcI I2l WyIllu
avenue, BROOKLYN. '
Brighton hthc.ic Gibbs baseball tcnm-IlaycGstes in
June an July open Tor strong Ou;.Ottpwn clubs giving
FitEb!e guarantees lous &. Hooper, secretary l:it
New Jersey avenue RrUoklyn. - $3.50
A. NJ. aud i. NJ 80; Aug 20 III sept 8, 10. II 81 Oc
nui,pi.town clubs giving guarantees preferred J. II
krehbcl manager, ,tSi Lexington avenue. New York
Ahonrs - Yorkvc-Wil Piry all leans Of players
II years Old on sundays ana holidays Hugh Dnlar
captain, Ilh East Eghty.trst street. New YORK
Victor Baseball! Club-pDcn 20 plaP all ont Oft wn
Club, giving suitable guarantees. II. Freeman, aa3
lcgraw street BROOKLYN.
L-xn9tons-Ilare LnborDayopen 'or any ont town
Last lorty.secoud street. Ncw York cEy.
Athl"iics Of Turkahoe-iiave June L. Is, July a. ~.
Au2. H. 20 2T and saturdays in September open for
teams In and around New York city. W. j. Jackson
sec Rotary. Turkuloc y i. ''
= Diamond Athletic l'luh Of Ia-lem-Have Decoration
Day, A. NJ. june T. -. July . 4, A. NJ IN ana ~ and
also sunday dates open for good teams offering sui abba
guarantees. nrnry'. Kennedy. Jr. manager, II West
12Tth street, New YORK. "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-30
Mike Aiulroy Won.

Ono OF the poorest managed prize ring encounters of
tbs season occurred on Saturday evening schelsns
Assembly Rooms. East New York under the Rysnices
OF what is called the New Brooklyn Athletic Club Tho
head and front OF the combination seems have been
Mike MIroy. Pat Daily and Sam Armstrong tie latter
officiating MS manager. Less than one hundred paying
spectators were present the steep price of adiss on
which opened at ii md cos-Ii at - cents being u.
pnrently TOO high for the East New York -port,.
Charley Price Tastine A. g.. and Charley jackson.
Lori!lard A. a.. fought nm ntere atm draw fst TWO
local pugs George Welsh OF RrOoklyn and Hurry Mad.
doN. formerly OF England. had an alleged fourr0nni
nrh the eN Br on getting what was termed the yer.
dict Then came n long tire>one wait. 1t WAS npnIly
announced that Sparrow Robertson who was to have
reporter Subsequently learned thai The "srnrrow''
va. 4nwillina 20 oN,ciate for love. and had
man iatenherst WIS selected. The fight OF the night
was then called. II was between Pat DAILY AMI Nike
Mulr9y, They fought for Just $icbJ IN to the sixth
round nay had the best OF tue hvh. Attic end the
tenth round Referee lIattenherst gave the light TO
Mnroy II was rumored that DAILY got the larger share
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-30
THE START At FLEErwooD PARK
Horses In Good Shape and Track Good for
tho TrottlnS Mcciinr.

There was not vacant stall at the Driving
Clubs grounds. Fleetwood Park. last night.
| the horses that have come for the trottina
| meeting. which opens to-day. occupying oil
| the space that was not taken before by those
regularly quartercd at the track. The pro-
| grammo for this afternoon consists OF two
events. besides special exhibition by c. ].
Hamlins double team. The Irish setter Doc
will also display his abilities as trottcr by
drawing young Willie Kctchum in u mina-
ture sulky with pneumatic tires. Willie and
| his sottcr scudded along the quarterstrctch a
| few timcs yesterday morning. the neat little
| rig attracting general attention.
| From an early hour the track was fairly
| filled with trotters and PAGERS at work. Ed
| Gccrs drove Belle Hamlin and Globe separ-
ntcly and had Chimes Boy. Cora. and Lucrotia
out later Isaac Fleming was also busy with
Drccta. in 30; Hazel Rock. a chestnut geld.
Ing sr by ADerdeen, in 2;39%, and Spotted
2:3l :. nttGr a break near tho distance, The
litter two horses arc owned by Edward Malley
Tho fastest work was by PAGERS Mikgasdo
Robert j.. q bay se!dng by Hartford. leeled of
years 0ld sna his sire Hartford. has trottins
ne ?Ts assye hs fhf Sg Fst ss
trip in 2:25.. Mark Demarest. who trains ut
this sW jim obn 'fS apn% sps
"General' himself was at, Amber Park; Pa.
yesterday. though he will be on hand to drive
About noon T.. II. Hurd brought out curl
Gsty in ths shape Of white gliding. whose
%:. II '% ;SS
fA' Is IS nsnSi r S1 HrGe 2ss
street broker. who says he Is seyen years old
and came from Pennsylvania. =. His sire was
ding will go in 2:3O or better.
j. c. Delavergne. President Of the club; Fred
P on fS ava WorFaS S1 To
bridge at McComb's Dam is closed. tho road
Avenue bridge. and the anick way way to the park
Is by train to Melrose from Grand Central sta
ton.
George L. Hand of East Setaucket. L. /. Alexan-
der Ncwburgcr has been engaged to preside ut
thu meeting at Island Par K. Albany. next week.
The programme for to-day is as follows:
2:4O cLAss-PURsE $500.
J. II. Swan, New York. bL m Bayadere.
SMs. New New S yoFs s s n snnay Miller
John + Turner; Philadelphia. en- : Innaley olcots
Kim Wood Stock Farm, Middletown. b. IN. Mary Han.
n %eGs - sGsk sS ss
,H nm nj i Ra HHS'f sf c Il boy
ca. IIamlin. buffalo. b m Cora;
Jesse Yer-ance. gr. x. George Wiikca
Jes ss b bFs" New S York K r rS q Doc
c. opdyke. summervlie b. IN. Marguerite.
2:19 pAcE-puRsE $500.
D Swan, Athoi Pa: B. M Lady sheridan:
N aIs er Stock SFe4 F"1% L. "a
We rrimG sv NsT Ea eh m Miss gEp s,
Edward Ule. Mobile. CHI. =. q. X. 5.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-30

| The weather during the past two weeks has been
very dscourapnq to the bicycle dealers The incessant
rains have left the roads in poor condition. and bust
mess has been practically at standstill. Yesterday
the dealers did large renting business They report
that they have unable supply tho demands for
to parties desiring to take an outing today
The New York Bicycle Accident Insurance Company
Of Bedford avenue Brooklyn are insuring large
number Of wheels against injury In the event OF
mans wheel being damaged beyond repair this hrm
will replace tho old bicycle with new ono.
l.. Horseman Of Sal Broadway reports big sales OF
tho Lyndhurst scorcher wheel which he is handling.
lie is also agent for the Rambler Victor. Crcdenda
TnS ero sriey tsS ss rS.ssn sna
Is being handed by John Thornton Co Mt 40 Mercer
Esper bicycle riders are turned out each week from
the Maltby Cycling Academy at Adephi Hail. ffy'sec
There are great number of young who III At
Sfd pax cash In order s to n sSv
nsnts At ~ Broadway. ,u,,,,. ., .o,.
The. &mcriSan ormcnde Cycle Company arc greatly
Wheel lowered tie ,wen,yfoarho record last week.
s soa ss's "a be
obtained on Saturday afternoon at the bicycle "ue'
me Eope Manuselarins Company are selling !, their s,
out large stock Of ali their wheels can be seen at
900 juno :sps.is c' are ssins
ss;s
these wheels Is very popular. ...
Mrssrs Bowman. Collins Nuttall. who are situated
at Eighth avenue and Fftysixth street are tho sole
uptown agents for tho Columbia wheels. a rid.
Ing school, presided over by the famous W. s. MaHby.
Is connected with their establishment.
Peck snyder at 100 Nassau streethave purchased a
large stock boys solid tired Nonpare safeties which
they are selling at moderate prices. ... ..
The Manhattan Cycle Company. at 90 Eighth avenue
q good line Of high grade wheels.
James C. Merwin Co. OF 100 Fulton street are hand
ling the Majestic Eagle King. Queen OF Scorchcrs and
Swift machines.
Messrs. schovcrling, Daily h Gales Of ao2 Broadway
selling genuine ~ model Humber bicycles at $50
and Gacss safety 30 model at $45 These wheels are
OF the most approved pattern. $500.
The George r Bdwell Cycle Company Of 300 and $40
West Flftyninth street handle all tho leading makes OF
wheels They are having big run OH their Tourist
AMI Student wheels.
Charles schwnbach 4 CO. of Brooklyn arc tho
agents for the Rambler bicycles.
William Schumacher handles tho Victor Schorcher,
Credendn and Referee bicycles at his headquarters at
81. Mark's aud Flatbush avenues. brooklyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-30

A. c. F.-As Judge Morrow did not start,
IonGstreet could not beat him. The bet is a
draw.
the Board Of Control rule, left Tor Chicago YES
teriay. His owner will try for some of tho Gar
field Park purses during the month Of June.
The Goodwin Brothers hnvc issued No. 3 OF
their official turf guide which contains rec
ord of all races run up to Friday last. The
book is up to the usual standard.
The new grand stand of the Saratoga Associ-
architecture and in the provisions for comfort
of the occupants The programme for the
resu lar days Of the meeting is in the printers
hands and will be ready for distribution within
n waek
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-30
To-day's Sporting Events.

IRor1Iyc AND RACING.
Tsw EH,t ROeksX c@smMorE' PARK
1sss: Se Sn S"ss.x
ss:sisf S,:SsHEsS:'ts%
Peekski!l Gun Club tournament.
TENNIS.
Brooklyn Tennis Clnb tournament.
Fifth Avenue Tennis Club tournament.
Plaiufcld Tennis Club Tournament.
ATHLETIC
New Jersey Athletic Club Games-Bergen Point
New York CALEDONIA Club games
MH"na,!1n n rieH
ssr Any,G cHo GsmGsIo9T Jslana Gy n
Manhattan Athletic Cluh games.
New York state !nterS2 ., a,n Games-UtlcA.
South orange Field Club games
Gn"lic Athletic Association Gaines-Brooklyn.
Moun,uinecr Engine Compnny's Games-CentrevilIe.
Ssw York cny Insane ,.. tsy,nm GSSmss,1sp ILL.,
iurF"siers' Gnmes-tocFe Point
WHEELING.
Bsy Stat. wnc"lmen's Mcot-Worcestcr. Mass
irvIng,on|M,lbnrn road rnce
Asn Sy r@TT GnGT, 9Inamsn
MCntln fomi Race--Iunalo.
rive n,y.tve.mile Road Earc--liartford-
Harlem Yacht Club observation-disclosures Point
KuicherNockrr Yacht tluD Regatia-Coege Point
Kill Won kI.l Yacht club Regntta--Port Echm0nl
S. |.
Jamaica Ray Yacht Ciuh Rccatta-,Iam1ica ILL.,
torlnihian Yacht Club Rega,ta-- Larrhmout.
Siny sing Yacht club iegatta-Slng sing
keystone Yacht Club Rcgatta-Iicmpstcnd. !. T.
Audubon Yacht Club Eegatta-lo3d street and North
River.
Atlantic Yacht Club Opening-Ray Ridge
BROOKLYN Yacht cub opening -tiravcspnd.
staten Island Yacht 'luh open ng-S tapieton, g.
Jersey Gity Yacht cub Opening-llnh0kcn y. j.
D0ugiastun Yacht Club orcninG-pOug aston, l.. I.
Pavonia Yacht CLUB upeniEg-Atlantic Highlands,
H. j.
American Yacht CIh Experimentation Point.
YonE ers Yacht club p Ung-iONkrTs.
Marine and Field club sail
Model nCht club Races Prospect Park
Excelsior Yacht Cub opening.
nisrFlLANIors
Dog Championship hacrs-WhI'c Plains.
Mccarthy Ruris Fight Oney Island
Quot NatCi-5,I tnTt street. ErpOkyn.
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