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The sun., 1892-03-22
STEAM LAUNCH AND sLOoP.
Two Rev Pleasure Graft Rsiidine nj south
Rr0ok1yu.

Two boats arc building over at Twenty-sixtf
street. South Brooklyn. One Is u steam launch
| for ex-Mayor Howell Of Brooklyn for use on
Lake Champlain. and tho other is ccntrc.
board sloop for Franklin Prentice the Brook.
lyn Yacht Club. The launch Is building at the
yard Of i. McCerricl; undcr tho direction oi
niessrs. Riley and Cowlcy. the engineers. She
is in frame and is to be completed by May IL.
Her main dimensions arc: Length over all.
80 feet: length on water limo. 4G foot: beam. 8
feet; depth. 4 feet: drau9ht. 80 inches
There is no special effort being mado to at
tain great speed in the launch but Mr.. Hilcy
says he expects she will steam fourtcon mllos
nm hour. Tho Dimensions show her to be u
comparatively narrow and shallow craft. She
has n plumb stem. narrow entrance. and her
greatest section is considerably ataft tho
gcther. trim looking craft. The frames
nre, OF oak. steam hont. and are spaced q
nsnss F2% fsnfrs hs Siaf0 Sfy SS
and floor timters Of haokmaiaek. She viii be
Tho machinery spncc will contain Roberts
boiler and ! compound engines. wiz, cylindSrs , r.,
an open. .launc6. with cock pits forward and aft.
ass snS sans % =. sr yard ynkns II Mr. rSn sSe
was was Designed % ID BY " Charles sohsim. IS senior
member q the frm. she has 4, re- regular dloI;;
will travel under about i.TO0. square feet of
81 feet q inches: length on water line. ~ feet
. inches; beam. II feet. drnught J. feet. .
inches. Tho yacht has oak keel and garboards.
oak and hacE niatack frames, with p.ankng OF
yellow pine. The present intention OF tho
owner Is to try tho boat wit hout any ballast. and
fen her. lead will be run In inside. The only
dimensions OF hor spar plnn that could be OH
taincd yesterday were those OF ner mainsail.
which will have a 32-foot boom. 17-foot gaH.
and 2O-foot hoist.
1t was reported yesterday that H. c. Win
tringham OF Bay Ridge is negotiating for q
contract to build 5O.ioot steamer.
The sun., 1892-03-22
Odds uud Ends Of sp srts,

THERE'S letter a. this oaice for Jnmes J. Corbet
Thc Sew YORK Cricket Clwb has elected the follow
n'r-Ts ior "" rnsuiny ,sGni j. McNeyi, lre.,tsnt
r. A. smith Atsistnnt s,reiHry; o. H. llorELy Tr.ns.
Tir club has mhrh stronger team than last
year nnd shOl make good recosu In tae second
lion VI the metropolitan iehgne
an! ef cnallcnss for his brother. nck slarin, to
r1ht hrc tireg2nins in tie Olympic CiUb In New Or
rmns orn n'r.. OF S5.,D, both men 10 weigh either
!" arrange match he VIII NJ once notify the Siaviu
brit hc-s care "f tba lol,re Gn:,Lr.
Cyclops and Sancowe. Tho champion European strong
men. win Thomas KING. their barErr, Charley Mi.ch
ell! and Franz l.. Sarin cal s at tho i",', Oice
yssc:lay kina lett $50 'isposn and the folio wing
rhh'i"ngei Seeing HAT Lrtis cyr the ciampiOn
s!,on. 'nnn ot America. has retained from Eng;niu
ho'h of my chn.npi"ns ncanst ,yr to i.rt weights.
dumb lrS H.. for > iSo or S,i0 side the contest
To takr place III New YORK any c.tr 10 be mutually
Eppu the contest Ia be Tor tho piOshp ~
the word, IHchHra H. Fox 4" he fnal rtsk eD,ner To
prove mean business nave posted s2;,u i0:frit tor
yr 10 rONnr " hy - willing 10 arrRuge match
quoted rs D@rk!ag August R7bine' iur French cham.
pinn Wrestler. ag.ins, iru-.t Rneh,r did offer 10
back Robnrt but f"sh"r va. MT wi!lny to wrrse for
money. and adv ROhhc: not 10 cnglge IN any hit
Uhir"iie desire Ehr Lub.ic shat be aware hint the
said luatch II hinpndTOuie and refuse to have my
name C0EEected with H."
The sun., 1892-03-22
ELYTON WINS AT A MILE
MERRY DUKE, TEE 0UTSIDEK. BEATS
ISNOVAIYOy FOR THE PLACE

| woodeutter Takes Mohicau's Scalp In tie
Hnndicnp-vocai steps Out OF the Maiden
Clnss-Fassets Gets HeRs IN the Vas.
| The betting fraternity lost more than they
won at Guttenburr yesterday although two
| top favorites. Firehy and Fassett. and Wood
cutter. even post favorite In the handicap with
Mohican. captured purses.
Betting on the opening race. for maiden two.
year.olds. started with Vocal favorte at Sto
| against. and closed at to against, Belle colt
having the top call at post odds OF 8to 8. Vo-
cal won handily BY two lengths from Harle-
auin. Caroussl trailing In third Belle colt
finished next to last. The second race was o
very open afYair as to the betting Miss Olive.
n ~ to shot, won by neck. Rico beating
Coldstream u length for second place. rat.
finish In the third rqf" Essnea
sWaS Ry;?" II NEAT sa9e's saptarea
third: The talent divided their money between
woodeatter moved s Eaf out in the and
won In q gallOp by three lengths. Fassett, the
pick In tho sixth race. won hnn,diiy; ~ Dundee Dundee
place. Summary:
THE FIRST RACE.
Purse $500. for maiden two.ysar.ods selling: half
n Mcrormcs. b. T. ro'al by voc"l'c-vistta s5,
wosdlsnds siaIe'sb. C. Harlequin. ion Morris,
VI. lYnrh's oh. T. Caronss;. % sscn>.
Wheeler Belle colt f.n Tms s0 oiI HT Berth. also ran
sssa' s!!sssas'"" to '"F'"''' A1'o''' paid '''' $500
THE SECOND RACE
Purse $500: ssuius; aye furionss,
c, pops,aS's Y. ~ b m Miss oH's, L. by Rayon dor,
r. 2sIshs j. < ittso g. i2 iinr,in.
81 sxSd IT M + ynfs o,,
lard. nin!cx. Lamar. Eim,ion.. aud Hebs also ran
B.,nsr.n to s.nsi ,s Mss MSst olive. 4.o Rico s,o
THE THIRD RACE
r' s ssnE sn 'x fa NAL; ai.a fpfSnS 10 ii
xsSan EsS rSs s.ss. s IT. IT, yES.,,.. .s.i los
H
Ss.y. s, .;e!s:, ss : ssss'"
THE FOURTH RACE
T., Berry, sh; s: ElytOn. aged, BY rlsnd-MIs.,
Isss:s s''S s'5.y pH.i IS :" Flynn
sssos. 1ssc to on Innovation Ha'''' paid s's $500
THE FIFTH RACE.
j. JHandcsp: purse 500; threeQuarters Of . niils.
BATE sliri'5.s 5: c; Wo"douttsr, 4. by Forester,
SItoaysoa sisS. . MSsss" T. IS r. riynnij,...:::s
L've''sF and r''"Hy f,,n:. a':o TEX Tt":
2to MohcAn. Mutuals paid 50 %. $3.50 $780,
THE SIXTH RACE.
nrIe saoo: 20 pounds above the scales selling seven
'f" v"l.tnSone TX DEL # AS'e'" y o' 'A'''u'-
Gtpas stiSlS' ~ + + p ,tYst pstes BY fMSsnn fSn
fabirn. Count Luna. Brewer. Won,ierM-nt. Forest
also rsu.
to g.
The sun., 1892-03-22
Hts from tho iIandSalI Court.

William Courtney's usual amiab!lity has suffered q
relapse since Lawler showed that the popular South
Brooklyn expert had got slightly confused In the S5C
purse match proposed By Capt Boyle Courtney claims
that he read the oer TO play in his court he
wou, have snapped It up ut once rhis is what he
regarding the lnattrr:
john La wierA attempted reply in THl sus Sat
uriuy my Upiniou u: Capt Boyes offer don't hit the
mar; nw'i ought ,G know by thai 4 h;
s,nad '9t IT. nnd spseS enough & /, tnsI III II tbs n
woSS: pay Grady ana Ay%si in home and home ss"ris
one part ot the match =. BE- decided III my court but
icct. When made tne statement in rnE srS th.,
my Tsi,e"ea VAS ,s ana hI 70 y.s
n.snase lnwis,.s obi, objection T., Staying there "a Ell
one. I"a. LaMisr a.mi!s hat himself AMI Iarset It
woull play Courtney and trad serias OK games
grSpG..d y Ssss r"yI% ~ AGAIN "a. IS!li pro-
aSss a"ss IN ss,s Sny II e: s .a Il sa. s
ness. Sow. Capt. 30, What a" you say io!nis'""
orsrienrIins hasrI wien he stirinp!s 10 beat su.n
youns and active rar as rank prendergass xnl Bob
since his defea, on saturday at tho hands OF MAJOR
lte mo forever forget that lie aue beat
An,"ng the members OF the Wolf Tone branch of the
GSs1 Gvs ana Afs . % ARE Ia .Gn "a M i.
tie rsmp"n % Of lie c"usry "" @ Clever :" a.
football! ,: WeL !ons. s':n.; make the OIL lf.a
Eadie >wces The popular court Erorr!etor OF tho
Twrnyhrs. ward. fii- cIty visited Champion Caseyx
court On rlnh day. iis aptesGe well pIenGed with the
playing. Ediis nlk. OF n'e'iing business place ~
Cou.y island during the snin mer.
a.ciri Mrrn1 the robust Galway lad. Is reported TO
he In ine trim FOR his contest with danes Ahrra
week nt the Brooklyn Cluo's Court MchAel says: "I
. SS gaze Ss sy%s A
TINS ~ be lively afternoon Of The Brooklyn GLIB
court. Tie special feature Will he Ln exhibition be.
rwern Champion Casey and Major John Carinody
agaiust zen. EarueY McNua.e and William Courtney.
ES-A!nerman James uunnB will also bs present, aid
prob aGly take ~ hand
To.niyh' - Gtt o'clock an important meeting OF tho
Br""syn cub VIII be ueid TIL. cubs Erst recep ptun
and bal. to he bead on Apr 20. Will be discussed ~
lenSti.
ru Coygins failed In tho attompt to beat Bob Nal.
COIN yesterday The result was y draw after four
The sun., 1892-03-22

first Rare-Purss $500: selling: threeluarters of
mile. owen uolden. lo2: Bob Arthur. loi: Watch Me.
lOc O. T. B.. 1O:: George a.. loo Lucky Glover. ~;
Cnscnde, 10.
Second Race-Purse $780, for maiden three.
four and half furl0ngs. SaxOpia l22: Jackson n.
l22: Money Maker. l:2: Seven. fo2 Bolivar. 1ly:
Mart. 1Is; STANDARD. 1lO: EA Lakeland ry. 11v: 4.
Cooper. 119.
Third KscePurse $500: selling: three.quarters of
mite Glitter. L. 1I4 Spartacns III: Irregular, lU9:
,@n!tstrean, Ind l02; MONDAY. lo:: Ruby. lo.: Gyia.
FourtG knce-Purse $500: selling: nye.eshths Of a
mile. Basil Duke. 128: Baarns lO7; Early BossoIn.
IOj: Dixie lO4; Mario Lowell. 100: Little SANDY. VI:
NNonStone. ~.
FIFTH Rnce-Purse S4oO. for two.year.olds: three
eghths OF i mill. Elk Knight Ils: one, l1s; Dillon
j ils: Nerxueri.s @ 1lI: Helen IA: Republic. los:
sixth I:aes.Purss 500: selling; six and har rnr.
yosburg io2: PerAo. lOa: QuiLber. TO-, ST John. 1922
John Hickey, OF,
The sun., 1892-03-22
sCHlEtKR WAS OUT or CONDITION.
The " WIZARD" Say. the Ives Match Was
Square, but That He Couiaa't Play.


Square, but That He Couian't P1ay.
Ex.Champion Jacob schaeier answered on
Sunday In Chicago tho question which every
billiard lover has been asking since Frank
Ives's easy Victory over him in Saturdays 9
match for the worlds hamponship. namely.
what allied Schaeferp ?" The Wizard said
that all there was to it was that he was out Of
condition. and that anybody could have beater
him in the shane he was. He said he ex.
pected to win. but that he discovered at the
outset that he couldn't roll the balls right
Ho ropudiated with heat the suggestion that
he threw" the game. Hc said also that he
was very glad that Ives had won. In one re-
spect at least. The victory admitted Ivcs to
the ranks OF the first class experts. and here
after billiards OF that class would not ,Re
e % cs.nss 1ns two %nnss ss
Ives; ;slosson match. which is TO be played
within sixty days either here Or In 5hieago
OF the game ncauit Scl'sefcr Of any suspicion
Of not trying 70 win the Ives match: As mat.
seG * sam ae %s to
M MONTH II AND that the s'1 ansxrsssed dsieat has
@ much nt stake ss i Re had could AFFORD to mon.
thst sshassrs @ pa.s ronuiSa.en q strsisSs
player. his admirers says. precndes the possi-
billy OF any dishonest work &, IN his part
yesterday ior the Ives match. He viii riay
every night hereafter AZ the Columbia rooms
until the match occurs, he hopss that Ives
will consent TO play In this city. Slosson will
practice with Foss aud other well-knoSn nma-
teura.
Cnr,,do March 2l.-In an interview this
afternoon Frank ives said that Slosson would
have TO ylay him ih Chicago. The young
Napoleon feels that Slossnn has sltghted him
tho Student out West and show him that he
hns been woslully mistaken all along. The
hackers OF lves are ready to bot Sb.WUU even
14-inch ba!ke-lne.
hcbaelrer to-day enve{awny all the emblems
matches. He gave Bookmaker Mnhoney OF
New York two trophies. and at 9 O'clock to.
night was willing to give his saloon to any
body that wanted II. lie says he will not play
another match game until after the Worlds
Eair
The sun., 1892-03-22
Sullivan Ready to Sign.

CHICAGO. March 2l.-,John t. Sullivan snys
he has not yet received any communication
with regard to the OlymEl, Cubs articles OF
agreement. He has read the articles. how
syor, In the papers. and says ho thinks that
demanded.
.Corbett. doesn't want to hght." he says.
A.sd With 1slsEt. IL xspts . lob as instructor
p year, Thats his size. The Olympic Club
hAs right TO tts agreement and I'll sign It"
The sun., 1892-03-22

Some fnr a. blue rock sweepstaks shooting
tons pin," ,esie'day at the Dexter Park grounds
was Il match ut lOu blue ICcsS each, Uou.ied LOnH
leland rules only pine out Of the ten entered. anil
10 shor. socosd with ~, and r. rfseisr third
with ~, The Other scores were: ). Bime 3D. l.. Kcniz
lsr: ~; y9rh,oh. ~ Sw"epsase .l"pinR followed.
ori. D. Morris thlrd. In IL. second swecps;ake 4.
kcmxweiirr won frst. Win ID. Morris seronJ
The Gernan-American Shooting Society held bail
recently special in,iucsment. I'll. iety gave
three hnndsom" oips TO n Q three cOmranies which
strongly represented on he occasion. Tao
Distribution OF tbs three prizes 'Op place IN the soole
-, hni y. Mnrts place. on s'nnay Napt. Gesslsr
Company, :nliy represented at tue bail. The Third
Connar.. Capt lIassrbeck. had ftty out OF seventy
members present az the bas rnd won second prize.
"mpany No .tnpt !. lInrsIisvr, ia"rer l:o strong
nsIr ring to cx.Capt iscss oil squad the third cup.
The sun., 1892-03-22
A SLUGGISH STREAM.
1t Gets Foei sad Foiseaous Usless II II
Kept Constautfy FLOWING.

Aept SOusunntIy rlOwInG.
At this season OF the year people feel more
or lees weak. run down. wearied. and depress-
ed. 1t hos been commonly supposed that 1t Is
duo to impurities OF the blood. and that only
by purifying the blood can good health be Sc
cured. Is this ttue2 Let us see. The blood
gets impure because 1t IL slugglsh How does
q stream get impure. with green scum and poi
sons On tho top1 Simply because it doesn't
run. Arunning stream Is not impure. but u
stagnant or u sluggish stream always is. II.
therefore. you would keep your blood pure,
Keep It moving. keep II throbhing. The mo-
mont II boRins to 10 sluggish. 1t will begin to
be impure. and you will feel the effects in tired.
weak feelings. depressed emotions. and a
Thousand md one troubles which always fol-
low Tho proper way 10 Keep tho blood stir
ring 1s by the use OF II pure stimulant. In mod
GRAFTON: stimulate 1t gently ana It will keep
In constant healthy motion. and good health
Will follow. There ~ but one way In which this
can he done. and that Is by the uso of the
pnrest and best stiinulant you can find. prefer
ably Whiskey. and there il but one absolutely
pure: medicinal whiskoy known to the world.
and That is Dnify's Pure Malt. Scientists ad-
mitthts. the doctors ali confirm 1t. II Ia more
generally used to-day than any other whiskey
which tho world has ever seen. and It is popu-
lar only through its merit. DO not let any
druggist or grocer deceive you by saying they
have something lust us good" something
thcy can recommend" &c When my dealer
anys this no has an interested motive. which
usually Is to sel! You something cheap and In
lerior. on which he can make more money. DO
not be SO deceived.
The sun., 1892-03-22
News from the Horse World.

Trainer J. DeI.onG left Grayesend for Wash
ington yesterday morning with Ave horses.
J.B.-No the Scoggan horses did not tako
pnrt In the fal meeting OF the New York Jockey
Club going directly South from GrnvssoRd.
T.. II. McMalon's three year-old Hlly Hebe.
by Hydcr Ali ont o! vnnoni. broke her. nigh
fore fetlock while finishing in tho second race
ut Guttenburs yesterday AMI will Le de-
IoUIsyILLE March 2I.-Whcn Elyton came
In first Mt Gutteuburs to-day . shout went, mp
ia tho local pool rooms that was louder than
TINT which greeted the annonnceinont OF Proc
tor, hnott's victory IN tho Futnrity. Every
body. even to the flfty-cent pikcrs. had the
tip. and got their money on ats to 1. The
Newmarket and Turf clubs lost in the neigh
borhood OF $4,000
1t seems that the rsce horse Turk. winner OF
tho mile race at Guttenburs ON Saturday, did
not belong to Sherlock. who hid up the horse
for moro than he could pay and then had Turk
taken away from the track. a gentleman In
Virginia telegraphcd to tlie Hudson County
Jockey Club yesterday that he owned Turk.
and would prompty Iay all Hrrearages on the
horse. Nuw the question IL. where Is the
horse!
Tho Rambers' ycls Club Of Rochester has slected
the following ofrers for the currrnt President
~ 4. Uroh; vire Prsnident. r. puitol: Recording der
retary y. Van tioulsn; financ n. Secretary, ". r.
rBr'en: Treasurer. u. ". Fssig captain. r. J. Duke
The sun., 1892-03-22
TO Row ON Saratoga Lake.

SARATOGA. March 21.-At a meeting OF tho Saratoga
Athletic Association held to day letter from President
Garntid Of ths National Asfociat ION Of Amateur Oars.
men read. stating tho terms which tho regatta
woud be held next summer on Saratoga Lake. Tho
t"rns were accepted the association piedgiEg
roin pI!anrc rh- srtt!es the question OF the coming
ErEAttn. u VIII Le held on nhrAOIn Lake.
The sun., 1892-03-22
Th. Winners .t Gloucester.

GoucrsrrR. March 21-First Race-Seven eIgttha Of q
mile. sin,nber nrst. vandyko second, Cornelia third
Time. 35H
nrs, Happy Maid second Deyisee third; Time. 0+osa
second. Lettoon third. Time. ;50h.
Fourth Rsce-siN and q quarter fnrlongs. Uncer-
tatny frat. LifA second. Eddie II. third Time. :2Sa1
Fifth Race-Four and a half fnrlonRs. Count Me In
nrst. Psnzance second sIeez Geister thhd. Tune.
O:5Ux
s,sth Race.Me and a furons. Question frat. The
Forum second, Village King third. Time. ~ :ONil.
The sun., 1892-03-22
There is nothing that may

There is nothing that may
not happen to a thin baby.
There is nothing that may
not happen to a,man who is,
losing his healthy weight.
We say they are "poor."
They are poorer than we at
first suspect. ""' -
Do you want almost all
that is known of the value Of
plumpness told in a way to
commendto you CAREFUL L1v-
1NG-and SCOTS Emulsion Of
cod-liver oil if you need it.
A book on it free.
scoJr & BownK, Chemists, ,,a South s,h Avenue,
New York.
Your drnEgis, keep. seo,,'s Emulsion Of eod.liver
&-hi druggists everywhere 60. 81.
The sun., 1892-03-22
Grent Tro.i,nx Fly .ad Great Match.

LEXINGTON. March 2l.-A. H. Moore Of Glow
erdale Farm. Colmar. Pa. has bought OF A. ].
Hook OF Paris. Ky. the bay Ally Annorean. 3.
record 2:2Bis at two years. by Cyclone. dam
Neoma. By Twilight. Terms private. As a
two.ysar-old last year. Annorean started In
thirteen races, nine OF which she won. and
camo second In the other four-a race record
unAprroachel by any other trotting two year
old. The challenge issued BY Mr; Ho2k recently
Chimes Girl, to be trotted here next fall. still
goes. as her now owner believes the filly will
be as good r. any other, thrse-year;old out
famous collection oftrotttnG m ares over owned
by ons estubishmon ont In the world
The sun., 1892-03-22
su.lx.n Not st.bbea OF Shot.

report was circulated around town last
night to the effect that Jere Dunn had mortal
ly shot John l.. Sullivan In Chicago. A despatch
from the Chief OF Police OF the city Of Chicago
to The SUN. IN RESPONSE to message sent
to him. evoked the reply:
:" No notification Of any such occurrence re-
Tho report OF the Sullivan ARRAY coupled
with tho Corbett- Mitchell brawl gave the
sports food for plenty Of gossip last night
The sun., 1892-03-22
Fancy Billiard. In BROOKLYN,

Prof Kaarlas. the European fancy billiardist. will
give = series Of exhibitions in Maurice Days billiard
parors in Washington street. brooklyn lie began the
exhibitions last night Tho power that kaarlasputs
into the ball Is tho secret Of the extraordinary
shots he executes. How he gets the power into tho
hall though, Ia marvel even to professionals, who
confess that they can't do II themselves
The sun., 1892-03-22
This Bulldog whips All Corners.

CARSON. New. March Ala nerce light occurred here
yesterday between bulldog and lynx, resulting in
victory tho dog after hours battle The lynx bit
the dog in many places but failed to develop dogs
staying powers. When the bulldog finally killed tho
lynx he made straghtway for Chinatown and whipped
every dog he met.
The sun., 1892-03-22

PROPERTY OF J. !. RAYMOND, STAMFORD, CONN.
Harry PancOast br. c., 1880. by PancoaEt-Laura
uawkins by Cuyer; ". i. Lawson. New York. .SS75
PROPERTY OF HENRY l.. FLEET. CUTCHoGUE. l. l..
Fleet. b. 5, 1854, by Conn's Harry Wilkes-DsRy.
by Sigua X. :. 1omlinson Newton. COnn. $3.50
The sale will be continued to-day. commence
ing at ~ A.. Al; when consignments from the
studs Of A; p; Darling and other well,known
splendidly bred and speedy animal ls amone til o
Daring !9t, including the gray eelding Gray.
record II given an opportunity this year
The sun., 1892-03-22
Prlnce,on'. New Club House.

PrScEroS. March 2l.Tho base ball candidates will
to the training table tomorrow They will DO taken
to the athletic club house. which Just about
pete. The club house Is the gift Of Prof Osborn The
site OF the building Is the northeast OF Prospect
avenue and q street which runs past the Varsity
grounds 1t faces the latter street about hfty
front and lhirty.two feet In depth and Is
Of Trenton pressed brick trimmed with brown s,ons
1t is one story and half high. with basement con
tanning large Kitchen httet up with the necessary
utenns Tor running training table, and also CON
tanning pantries and = furnace room. The entrance
wsinseot.ea to hsiEht OF ~ feet with oak panels
spsckled brick: above which Z, mosto, %, raised
trophy cnss with glass doors eenesth which /. broad
way leading to the second story.
The dining rooms. which extend the width Ut the
building; cpen from tho trophy room. BY arch door
VARSITY. contains tablet bearing the INSCRIPTION:
= Osborn class Of IT." The other dining room con.
part of the rst On the second floor bedrooms
Tor the Of the tranerN aud coAchers and
trophy room " council and general committee room,
THIS moor also contains baths and . iavAtory
To raH EplIoa OF THx sus-sir. updsrstand that
The sun., 1892-03-22

yRAHry.
IL IL 3.5 ts s sS5 e. &c
Umpire..r, pedriek and c. R. xnk. scOrsrs-A
In the two sames rolled IN the Prospec. Heights tour
nninsnt OF Brooklyn on Saturday night the Ansona
Club was successful in scoring two victories The
scoJes:
u!n.en!.1Wlsssson @ 1866 Buys.s 17s Burton 17s;
ser. Us; Drxden, sos. Total si7. AA''' 1''' n''
SECOND
wss ss sIsoa I'll 1871 1885, l
..r si B.sSs ~ asS TSa Calder 1<0 Hes
!. n gsnes Ss
night a. ,h ssaioyd @ Ersn'H 1ey. The home q team
games The scores:
f .s sAq@k.aRR aIs.1 lss fn4s: 4SG: asS. ss
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Attn. Harlem branch of the Young Mems Christian
both games BY the Yorkvie branch Saturday night
1.s s s7.iS III os sio9; iss Duncan
SECOND CANE.
Yorkville Y. NC. A.CEamsr. 1853; pEummond. 1l8s
KOtneier. 1885, Eoge, lit; Stumpfe, 173. Total, 7S8,
Harlem /. Nj. C. Along l72; Strobei Isl; Duncan
1oo. Neukik. l%7 Breen, 133. Total. T30.
The games tonight will be bet ween the Montgomery
Bowling Club OF Newark. Peerless Bowling Club Of
Brooklyn, aud the Jersey City A. g. team.
Bowling Gossip.
A. Koch.-The regulation game played In all promi.
nent tournaments ia three balls to each frame when
STRIKE or spAre u not made.
The sun., 1892-03-22

The Amrricn. New York. and wnvcriy
Terms Competitors In the \. A. n. u. series.
The American Amateur Bowling rnion final tourna.
ment resumed ut the Columbus market alleys last
n.Hht. 7he scores: