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The sun., 1892-05-22
GRIFFo's oUIcK vIcronE
woa the Fsasher.seight ChsnpieasAlp Of
Australia In reur Hounas.

woa the reather.sveIght Chaapioashlp OF
Australia In Four 1ousas.
The erecent fight for the festher-weiehtc cham
pionship OF Australia between Champion
Critic and Mike MCCARTHY. brother OF Billy Nc
Carthy. now in this country. was particularly
lively and bloody afrsy.and from the following G
account GrifYo must DO terror. and his VIC
tory over Billy Murphy snythinG but fuke.
The battle was announced as being for the
worlds feather.weight cham pionship. and the
Melbourne Sportsman gives the rounds
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s.s i; NH s.s. IA
rs. i. 81 fTs s n.n S.s Sv:s s,
slno a. s' dsS:s .as s.stPs then h sns
gs a .Gda Hns bay: sS.. a. .sS
ri i % sasI % " .sssd
ss.s s ss NEE. s s 'ssa s
os Hs W al aoppsS
MIS- sss ,sss sss M .s .ss
h.T s'i:aa ess 81 :is
:a: ss ass .:ss. ss v' srsd
him, every way unmsrsiiuy, p.rt,eulsrly ovA, i6s
NJ n s$;
set to work a. him for ali the World like "a a
.hfss si.. ~ lad sp e lump over Kick. eys and
out II deep below. The left stopped with neat click
. dozen times flush on Macs mouth and nose and the
ruby ran freely . his face wa. pic in red ochre
let ur banging the left body and face partially
and the right on the car and Jaw eye and cheek. till
the whole face out Of plumb. and Mok reeled to
his chair thoroughly beaten man when corners
Round 3-Tayor sent his M quite lively. and he
charged Grino a. II he eant to win The lad
too fresh TO bellows but he ensiiy evaded punish
sae wosn ane os his Se % wi
ho got Mick's head in pos tion. when ho gave him
right for himself tho jaw that turned him nearly
mi, Gfao dealt 1t out with both hanls iii M.E
hled Ike pie from the eye. mouth. and nose. Nc
CArthy lodged, cnched heid arne and ciaimed fouls
all to no purpose. and in despair he had as," get
Round !and last-Mac stepped out and tried to get
closed and his lip stuck out ike window shade. Crib
ducked his onslaught and drove tho right under the
ber flush the tender ear and Mac reeied like q
drunken man. Grin him to the ropes and got both
hands full on tho face-the right OH the mark heavily.
In re,pen's to ,hc9, M Of foul from Taylor Grn let &
take notice Of any but his voice. Grfo stood in
and fairly punched hts man silly. in spite Of
repeated toul cnches round tho legs and at length
hind the Mick tried to aide step. lie took full
ten seconds, and was hardly M when Grin him,
and he stopped Rripped the champions leRA and slid
to the oD s1m aim By ayH, 70! hitting in
down uP again. and ariio landed repe a,ediy on the
hind ,se ear Sroppsd Nick neipess JUS. !. corners
and skied the towel. acknowledging his mans utter
and speedy defeat
The sun., 1892-05-22

The cup. which is Of sterling silver. standing
sixteen inches high. was made by Tiffany. and
is unquesttonably the most beautiful college
trophy ever. competed for in this country. II
in its entire treatment. Around. the body.
etched In relief work. are pictured emblem
attic figures OF the early athletes in their
struggle for the laurel wreath which the. God
dess 0f Victory holds aloft for the winner.
while the old trumpeter or announcer OF the
ancient period stands in the midst OF the
field and with his trqmpet ANNOUNCES the 70;
the nook OF the cup % the inscription. Uni
versity Track Athletic Gun"
4tbloniks W Victory T In ee tie games. MS.
and Just beneath the Geld scene ts a palm
branch bearing the seals of Harvard and Yale.
laurel wreaths. In which will be engraved
from year to year the name OF the university
scoring the winning number OF points In the
games. while there Is also large wreath for
the name Of the one which shall eventually
hold the cup by winning the majority Of tho
nine annual contests.
The sun., 1892-05-22

Weather permitting today. or the hrst favorable
Sunday will be pigeon day AZ Madison Square Gar
den. over loo bird. h.n. s.oksa iaI the start from.
fourteen lofts II the Provdencs Federation tho Ave
Of H. Goodby, Proydence and the nins Of H. q. Thurs
rssch others rsssi nnds, tho American rules for
bslevue Club from 100 miles south. and BY lofts Of
hilton Macs, 70, the iomss ';E brands from Albany
I:.Ss; I isna,rs. ssf shsi
heavy EaIs Of wtna S:,y issd asd marked tl2S
90 miles for public record y. Tor ID:
There must be the proofs that the birds were those
i6srstsd that those liberated made their journey BY
sven. InvestEation Of the claim Tor P.trolsnm and
10 By Of the society 10 which the owners
Of the birds belonged disqnaiyng the claims without
Tbs Jersey cry Heights nomns ing, Club held ~ hrsi
Nd Tksgod band was won By .. pigeon from the loft
Of Fred soerch; The rs.Psetiys time. distance and
with given:
The sun., 1892-05-22

He WIN "AN ~" '~~~Ss @sroer.
To ,Hs Eplron or TAG sus-SiS; 4 party Of smatsur
athletes started upon fast walk recently from the
City Hall. this city. to coney Island. walked the
above distance In exactly hour aud co minutes That
trial WAS published In The SuA few days later Now
. barber In Brooklyn claims that Ae has walked =
similar distance. and that his actual time less
mine Understand he has issued challenge TO walk
me race. ,
walker, but am willing 70 wax ta,r hselAnd-toe
race from city Hail Pars this city 10 Coney Island
be sch with ihs gentleman under these conditions:
First-ThRt upon our meeting he shall show to my
lion that he 10 not professional sthlete.
ond-Tbat rpon atreemsnt we shall walls for trophy.
Amateur Athletic Unions ruos SAHuEL LtpGoLE Pas
time Athletic club. 6ixtyslxth street and East River.
The sun., 1892-05-22
Pigeon Firing.

The second in the old bird series Of the Empire
City Flying Club of New York and vicinity was nown
on Sunday from Washington D. C. Air limo distance
200 mea The total entry 34S birda los from the
New York section and c43 from tho Newark section
telegram Of the start to the Secretary stated: Birds
liberated At 10 A. NJ: finest start ever saw entire
flock being out Of sight inside Of one minute. Wind
lRht s. W." These conditions NO doubt prevailed
throughout the entro Tho first returns to the
ieu " are below:
The sun., 1892-05-22

Reports from the training quarters of both Slavin
and Jackson were received by cable at the Po'ics
Gazette office yesterday. The statements made are A.
follows:
~ sl.yin claims he y at weight and in condition.
YESTERDAY he scaled l9O pounds and tght
lSi pounds. At the Victoria Albert Club JACKSON Ia
slight favorie: beng offered freely and taken by
slavins friends. Is expected that Bill McGannon
viii VIII be With Charley Mitchell behind siavin Reports
trouble not believed. Lord Lonsdale has guaranteed
that Peter shall receive fair play. Tickets In great de-
land"
The sun., 1892-05-22
Odds and Ends OF SPORTS,

Odds and Ends OF Sports.
r. c;;-Bob FitEsimmonss mana assr 10 James fleming
fD. Q-In . draw the money bet is returned
rounds with George Dixon.
Jim Glynn AMI Joe Burns. Brooklyn heavy weights
night to- night at the Castle A. c.. Paterson n j.
When Fred Johnston left London the betting was to
TO was laid on SSvin.
James Cassidy Bridgeport. Conn-w, at all times
line at hunting up mans record since 1880.
President Fn!da Secretary Cook and Director Major)
Frank Mclaughlin have declined to accept renomina
tions at the coming election OF the California &C
H. D1The referee in tho CorbettJackson match
stopped the night and declared II no contest" TIL"
California club gave the men only half OF tho SlooO
purse promised
Athletic Cub wsa decided to permit the OF liquor
on the clubs grounds The conviviAl element has
in huInor overthrow blue laws. tho meetins also
decided toprmt athletes to practice the grounds
will astontsh the pnhlio to hear that those sup.
Of Patterson have mad spit Austin - in Baltimore.
showing With combnatlon and for the hrst tims in
Jim II; ynunfff, po,hs. ,on Elss and J.lnny
whom Jim Was going to hsck. Jim has sold out his
saloon In Paterson. "
Billy Madden called at tho Psc> 0nsen, onics ye,,.v
sos!on the famous ndaio weight who dsea.sd Fee .,
Acoy recently to hght young Mitchell OF California
open 10 dxt any man in Xnsr'ca at i5o so'i to tx
pounds Madden also wants to make match for Peter
GSasr ma. e meet George 10 Godfrey IN A@Ks rhs viii
tTI g. Ireland Mater leave. Nsw York thS steam.
thorssd Billy Madden while he Vas In R"ston an W.
match him to hght Johnny Reagan at lAo pounds.
The sun., 1892-05-22

What the A0.feoter Looks Like After
'Mauy Changes.

'Maay Changes.
Gen. Paine has been working hard all winter
remodellinR his 46-footer Alborak. Last year
the boat was q failure. She started in eight
races and managed to finish second once. She
is now at Lawley's. in Boston. and presents
very different appearance from what she did
last year. Her lead keel has been recast and
bolted on to false oak keel. so that 1t Is two
feet lower than 1t was before In appearance
now she somewhat resembles Mr.. Rogers's
boat Wasp The lead keel OF the Wasp how
ever. has less slope ut the forward end.
The sun., 1892-05-22
Mauhat,au A. &. Ganes Postponed.

The athletic season at Manhattan Field was to have
been ushered In yesterday afternoon with . big hur
rsh the Manhat'ans having reserved the privilege and
intending their fifteenth annual spring games to bs
the occasion. Unfortunately the rain nut Jim Robin
son. wsIreGaIsa Track into an imm ense mud puddle.
It would Pc advisable to postpone the meeting. The
games WIN De heli on the morning OF Decoration Day.
allie membership.
The entry list VIII be rcopened and seekers after gold
and silver watches wil he enabled TO le ciAius
pete for the same until Wednesday nixhL
The sun., 1892-05-22

woa ~ Harvard On Friday at New Haven
AYaie MaAe q RarA Fleht Eee IA.

The Harvard-Yalo Cup. or. as Il is properly
known. the University Track Athletic Cup"
is the outcome Of an agreement entered into
between tho alumni and undergraduates OF
the two universities for q sories OF track and
field athletic contests from 1891 to 1890.
The sun., 1892-05-22
An 0stias for tho NarrsEsasotts.

Tho directors OF tho Narragansett Club. the
Tammsny Hall social organization OF Mayor
Grant's district. accepted last night an invita-
ton from ex-Civll Justice Leo C. Dessar to
IL 1t was decided to so In . steam launch.
saS:s YhS VII attend MI Se Dock
Hissioner. Brady Under Sheriff Bexton.
Myors Marshal Engs hard. superintendent
q lncunbraness Cpmmings, Assistant Super:
Mayors Clerk George Best
The sun., 1892-05-22
1ooas M.aaty AM.r D.. L.wler.. se.Ip.

se@se hsaney. Asiilful young player OF the Brook
ahAhdbzi clubs court. Is anxious TO play Dan Law.
" me youngest brother OF John Lawor ex champica
~sesHa The following is Young IIeaney ehalleuge:
lsrt e.. h En.os Q, IM. suss', will play Dan Law
a. s pess three VI nre games under 1nE SUs'S Tules
Sensshh Ky prF ~ ntAss; amp iline within the mex.
"A'o' ~ 'hs broeSlyn Hahdbail ciuiJs court
GieHGE HEASEr."
The sun., 1892-05-22

Peter AaheT. who was defeated IN his fght with fitL
hminohs Was among the passengers who sailed the
Irurla Yesterday afternoon Many or his friends were
Oh the per to b'd him farewell, lie wI 20 10 Dublin.
The sun., 1892-05-22
No Sunday Rnll IN Orange.

Orange \. j., May ~. Al q meeting Of the West
Orange Town COMMITTEE last night II was decided to
caii upon ne police 10 arrest All prrsons pia yng base
Dsl' ou sunday witbin the borders Of the toSu.
The sun., 1892-05-22

Crack Yachts Getting Ready for Business.
The New Rochelle Yacht Club formally opened their
club house at Echo Island yesterday afternoon. The
weather howeve-. somewhat spoiled the festivities
The attendance was rather slim. but those who made
the journey up the Sound enjoyed themselves thor.
oughly The blue and white peunAnt was hoisted on
the Flagstaff during the afternoon and formally sautsd
by the nrinR OF the island and yachts
anchored In the harbor.
The club house has been thorougly overhauled and
looks very pretty. Echo Island 10 splendid for
yacht club hOuse. It commands . good view Of the
sound from Stepping Stone Lighthouse almost up to
Oyster Bay and the course for the New Rochelle
Clubs regatta Is to Execution Light and then to Mah.
inncock Point the whole he watched from the
phzZas OF the Club honse. Tho hArb0r between the
mainland and tho island is very safe ono and the
Gov. Albeit Of New Jersey the Com mmodore and his
flagship tho steamer New jersey. Tho only
drawback to tho situation of the club house
e the fact that 4 Is on an island and n.phtha launch
houss Il s quite teiy that Echo Island viii ;. absn
doned and new club house built the mainaud The
change 10 being considered BY . committee appointed
Prescott Hale Butter. new 25foos csntrsbo.rdsr
Hecia was launched from webber's yard at New
Rochelle Yesterday Mr.. Butter Designer Gardner and
the Fife cutter zsena il approaching completion
st Toronto she has been launched bnt is .tf The
stephen Haa. and widner Hawke. sho has boon built
70 defeat tho Fife cutter YAma built BY Wntrlnghsm
She expected to sail In tho <ofoot class
inches; length OF load wster line 81 feet: extreme
beam 10 feet ihches: drsusht feet inchss main
boom a feet; gan. ~ fsst base line for measurement
The sun., 1892-05-22
CARROLL FULL OF CHALLkNaEA
Bob F1sEsimnons's Partnsr Dess . aeay
OF Talking.


OF Talking.
Jimmy Carroll Bob FltzsImmons's partner,
is full OF fight Perhaps the fact that tho lanky
Australian wac not much OF q magnet at
Miners Bowery Theatre tho past week is re-
sponsible for the ex-light-weight champions
pugnacity. but at all events. full of fight he Is.
To start with. he challenges the winner of
the NcAuliffe-Myer battle to an argument for
tho lightweight championship Of the world.
Both the Brooklyn boy and Streator lad have
vanquished Carroll in the magic ring. but he
CLOSES over those defeats by claiming the
contests were not at the regulation weight.
1873 pounds. He will have NO more special
weight fights. and II Mycr or McAullre lay
claim 70 tho light.weight ehappionship hs
Next. Carroll says tho Pritehard. .Fltzsim-
expresses doubt as to Pritchnrd being able
to win the coming @ with oBrsn in aqs
q loser. TO be suro OF getting in on tho
fo the winner oi the O'Irien; ;Pritchard light.
dss aS~ef%si s%siiias q ths h"ad s Fl, S"r
Sstt,, i 10 Big Feil33w should prove ths vic
pionshp honors. for hs thinks ne deserves
thinks we'll Il his chances against Sullivan or
The indefatigahle Jimmy protests aGainst
Fred Johnston and George Dixon fighting for
tho feather weight championship. He claims
his man. johnny Griffin. is the champion at
title Should Dixon and Johnston persist.
however. in fighting for the thar-weight
champ plon ship despite the protest. Carroll will
match the Baintree puncher to fght the win
ner at tho feather weight limit. l22 pounds.
The Jeannstte's Ouiing At Dexter Park.
Although the weather on Friday was cool and cloudy.
quite big crowd OF members OF tho Jeannetts Gun
Club OF this city put In appearance At Dexter Park
10 participate tho regular monthly shoot OF the club
Tor the three medals The conditions OF the shoot were
Each man to sh cot at ten birds class handicap, mod
ned Long Island rules gun below tho elbow. both bar
rels allowed for bird on wing Not straight score was
made in the competition H. often killed nlno out OF
zen ~ class and took the medal IN clas. T. O.
".n.s w1n the badge with scofe Of eight o9t OF ten
buSte ot class scored nine out Of ten ana won the
lass G,i: o hs ten 80 yards o. cy
nnuie - yards y: q. Boesch, ~ yards. .; Roth,
mann ~ yards u: vagts 2s yards b: C. stsiens. -
yatns u Meyer 3Jyards. 7: &. N. Meyer .s yards.s
a. =. p'sc. krorger. I: Al Chester. 7: u. Non
GIaS. C. y hara..R: Ru.se. Q; L. Lohing, 4; Chris.
y SMI,etsI MoStsi -; II Duke 4 T. Hoops =; H. Nobel
cns ,wsrns'lSss shoots followed miss and out Tho
n Kso.ser ,tds! ,ttds! wan ien entrie:IH O,nn.6 o; >.
Busse. anis,ass nS.,,a vSst. 9. n Ssrpis M o;
hottmann Q: a. keIchert, h. See nd sweep, with
n1 entries,J Nags II: g. Meyer O; q. NJ. Meyer 8. d.
Sdsa A. AAtzen =: J. h. kroeger !; J. Rotfmapn. o.
The sun., 1892-05-22
George Godfrey Goes to Europ.

Bosr0s. May 21.-Ge0rEe Godfrey sailed to-day fol
Europe to see the slhvin Jackson hYht.
The sun., 1892-05-22

The New Brooklyn 1IonnR CIhb held their second
race over the southwest course from burlington, n. j.
on sunday last On account o the uncertainty Of the
weather The birds not timed as they liber.
at. a. L NJ but were reported In lofts ss folloMs
The sun., 1892-05-22
THE ALDoRAK OF TO-DAY.

The changes that have been made in tho Al
to the extent OF about two tons. The new iesd
keel has been SO hung that. while the boat will
aSat her old water M T b.
decrease her load water line length. and help
to tako something Off the big allowance that
she had to give the other bouts last year. It
is claimed that these changes will make her
easier to drive than ever before. She will
haye more power By reason Of lower lead. and
will show larger lateral plano with which to
hold up to windWard.
The work on the alterations is we'll along
and it is expected that the Alborak will Be-
ready for tho Boston races in June.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-08-27

tative. and the election returns OF SAID district
shall be made to the county Of Iosco.
The counties OF Alpena, Montmorency'
Otsego, Oscoda and Crawford shall constitute
q representative district and shall be entitled
TO one representative and the election returns
of said district shall be made to the county OF
Alpcna.
The counties of Cheboygan, Emmett,
Presque Isle and Manitou shall constitute
representative district and be entitled to one
representative and the election returns OF
said district shall be made 10 the county Che
boygan.
The counties of Chippewa. Mackinac and
Luce shall constitute representative district
and be entitled to one Representatives. and the
election returns Of said district shall be made
to the county Of Chippewa.
The counties Of Delta, Schoolcraft and
Alger shall constitute representative and be
entitled to one representative and the election
returns of said district shall ibe made to the
county Of Delta.
The counties OF Dickinson. Iron and Baraga
shall constitute one representative district
| and be entitled to one representative and the
| election returns of said district shall be made
| to the county Of Dickinson.
The counties of GOgeblc. Ontonagon.
| Kcwecnaw and Isle Royal shall constitute !.
l representative district and shall be entitled
| OF said. district shall be made to the county OF
Ihis Act IS ordered to take immediate effect
| Approved August 9Th. A. D., 1892,
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-08-27
Revenue Increasing.

TREASURY officials state that the
department has balance Of $50, 000,-
600, and the revenues, Notwithstanding
the loss of tho sec, 900. 900 on sugar,
are increasing at the rate Of $1,000, 900
month from customs alone. This
rate Of increase has been going on
since the first OF March. The increase
of internal revenue for the year closed
July LIST was $1,000, 900 over the year
before, and this year there will an in
crease of t6,0O0,O0O over the year just
closed. It is estimated that the Gus
toms revenues this year will produce a
surplus of Sic, 00O, 900 over expenditures
Secretary Foster is not at all spprehen-
sive that the treasury department will
experience any trouble in the matter of
shipments Of gold during the present
year. The secretary believes that
things are safe with the large amount
of gold the government absolutely owns,
viz, s11O.OOO,OOO and thinks it will
take many o demand to seriously
! deplete this store, when constant &C
cessions to il are being made. Moth
ing has been done looking to q proven,
ton of the shipments Of gold from this
country, said the secretary, and moth
ing will be done.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-08-27

manufactured abroad, can stand lots OF
taxation. But with iron ore the case is
different.
II Mr.. Firms figures are correct, and
We have no reason to doubt them. there
were imported last year over ono and
one-third million tons Of iron ore. which
he says, brings revenue 10 the govern
ment and In no manner intsrfsres with
our own trade. Bya parity Of reason
ing II lowering tho tariff would bring
in more ore and more revenue TO the
government, thus cheapening one OF the
necessities Of life, II would be good
thing for tho people. Undoubtedly
many OF the western farmers think this
is true. But when he says that this in
no manner interferes with our own trade
he utters gross absurdity. The i'm
portation Of one and one-third million
tons Of iron ore last year has displaced
Just that much Of our own product and
If the tariff were further reduced to
allow Of more extensive importations
American miners would be compelled
to either shut up their mines or reduce
expenditures (and the item OF labor
would suffer the greatest reduction) SO
as to compete with the foreign produc-
ton.
That Cuban and Spanish ores are i'm.
ported for the manufacture Of certain
grade OF iron that cannot he produced
from native ores we do not believe and
challenge the proof. They are used by
eastern furnaces because they can be
laid down there cheaper than can the
Lake Superior ores, hence our mines
suffer to the extent OF these importa'
tions.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-08-27
Duluth, South Shore Atlantic R'V

Direct loutc from L'Ansc to the East and
southeast also to the West and the Great
Northwest.
On and after SUNDAY. June. % 1892. Trains
LcavcL. Ansc us follows:
7 OK PM. EXPRE &ss daily 70. Nestoria
! ~ connecting with Lake Superior Linn
tied. for Saxon. Mason, and inter-
mediate Stations connecting ut Saxon with
NJ, L. 5. q w. for Hurley and at Mason
will. e. st. p. NJ. & U. Ry. for st. Paul
and Minneapolis.
7 OK Pm. EXPRESS, daily for Nestoria
az connecting at that point with Lake
Superior Limited for ST IEnace and inter-
mediate stations connecting for Milwaukee.
Chicago and intermediate points. at Cham
piOn with NJ. e. N. Ry... and at Ishpeming
connection ut Mackinaw City with the
Michigan Central railroad for all points In
lower Michigan, the east aud southeast.
Wagner Palace Buffet Sleeping Cars
through to Detroit from Michieamme.
Connection ut 800 Junction for Sault Ste.
TX OK A. NJ. MARQUETTE PAssEN-
lU IC GER daily except Sunday for Mar
quette and intermediate Stations.
FROM THE EAST. -
IN OK A.. NJ. LOCAL PASSENGER.
IL 10 daily except Sunday. for Uougb-
ton and intermediate stations.
q I'm =. M, EXPRESS MAIL, daily. for
n W Houghton and intermediate stations.
For atcs, time table and other. Information
apply to ticket agents or GEO. w. HIBBARD
N. =. A. Marquette. Mich.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-08-27

The self-constitutcd candidate for
congress on the Democratic ticket, j.
Maurice Finn, invites Hon. 8. NJ.
6tsphenson TO joint debate on the
political issues. II gall counts any.
ching IN IN election j. Maurice could
ovsrturn the biggest adverse majority
on record, and the Democrats Of this
district will greatly err IL they don't
nominate him. "By his works shall he
Be known" might At the Hon. Sam: oil
right but to mako Ithe aphorism Zap
plicable 10 the hopes-to-be Hon J.
Maurice We should have to substitute
mouth for works.