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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-11


az soi, p.,,, tlsh noT , heeiefs IN
lot, tailor finish, covered seams.
~ blac thtviof f% 1f length igis'S cow w
Al cred re- 5e"m R.} fali0f f iRi'a a,rors -
Mac'a 1 ,l.,is,. a 9ee. 4 , seams
-four Braid loop ornaments,
At @5--English EuX ReeIets made
Of scotch hcviots In tan, brown
ahd stone effects, seams bound.
htfd 9attoh5
AZ q Lon OheNiot keelers, seams
bound. Goirhcd Collar, hard but
tons SIC pocket,
at .sti.ha Eng ish Box Rcefers, tan
diagonal htNieL, lhmHls linir
erect, lap saam hotclod collar,
f n seans ali no 5ona iiF4 an %'' pc sas
buttons
" omen 5 apes. Every,
tlllnS rom pam wraps al
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AND ,U all new
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80 -

You should not fail to hear tho ST
Ectil Female tluartettc sing ia 81
Paul NJ. i. Church next Thursday
night.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-11
D NoaraS SPECIFIC
COUCH SYRUP

Is the most spcrdy un,I certain cure for
all diseLs's ct the ihryitt, innss. and
Chest. such us Coughs, Croup sore
Throat Wh0upinE Cough Asthma, Iiran-
Vht,is, Pirnrsy. splitting OF liloud Pains
i'll the heet, etc.
Ii does moi only dry up Cough but
luus,'ns the iltlGr;ln aud nliHys the iniIan-
nation, thereby permitting nature to
heal the II tl,sed .aris.
For Sore 'ihroNt Is uarlitis and llonrsc.
ntss tins remedy Is uHequalled also fur
Coughs during La Grippe.
For Long standing and cansumptiyC
Cuuahs ihis has ne equal, prlcr p cents
Market streets. n. HZnNNFDltrH. 2nd
and Market streets STANDARD PHAH-
MACY. ind and Jefferson streets t-53cod
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-11
n. j. PIERSON,
2l6 Market Street.
Another Reduction IN Flour /!

Another Reduction m Flour !
l am now offering for SAID
a new brand of Flour. tho
"Matchless."
This is a fancy patent,
made from the very bcsl
selected wheat, which il
noted for Its health-giying
properties.
Try a sample bag, for lSe
l l.G barrel, (12E lbs Sic,
] barrels, packed, each $500
Barrels, for $5.55.
These arc strictly cash
prices and are very low.
JAMES C. MORROW,
i2th and French SITS.
Wilmington. Delaware. ntf-t:
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-11

No deiaYiu having orders filled fer
coal at Sulonons.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-11

Don't forget the concert in st .PauEs
NJ. L. Church neXt thursday night.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-11

AultrIenn Laundry, ~ West Front - +
Cnpppp suit lie, gilau.45ziHI L. second st
Bay l0au iiAlmruTr e6ils, ci.lalrll.rto
CuprtIF aud lcuctfn2 lay Geo. Il. Metz
npr. No. los East imrl street
Taylor & FnllortoH's rheumatic
l'"aeIE cures rAeumhiism man its
formr, llePatea by Taylor Y Eullcr-
ton ov4 klnG street
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-11

A SHORT TALK
ABOUT
SHO s.

Everybody buys Shoes and vet there Il
scarcely anything Oh the market thu
is SO deceptive rs Shoes. The inyenuitJ
Of leather man, combined with the sharI
shoemaker, Gun put you up Shoe paper
wax and cement that will stand the clos
est examination but wont stand the kind
of weather we have been having the lass
three months but melt down like u lineI
collar in July. with tho mercury trying Il
reach the top OF the glass. . w.
What you want Is Shoes made of first,
clnss leather and good shocmaking.
our Ladies' nougola Kid Button at 3l.J
is the best that can 10 made for thi
money. a better one for $3.50 ~. $3.50 AMI
80, These goods cannot lie eSccllch
Mems tlnc Dress Shoes. Si.25 to $l.15.
Mems fine Calf Shoes from g. 60 81
Elegant goods. II will pay you to sci
them.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-11
Cotton Crepons, at 81 IL, a

which are entirely new. These goods resent
dainty sheerness. The coloring Of the groun
handsome figures in bow knots, odd designs
Another material is the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-13
National Riao Association In Prosperous
Condition.

The annual meeting Of the National Ride Association
was held yesterday afternoon In the office of Jacob
Pann, 400 Temple Court. Those present were Gen.
George W. Wingato. who presided; Richard oliver,
Capt. J. SHEPHERD. Twcntythrd Regiment: Leslie @.
Bruce Major George sharkley. U. s. A: Major Louis
Halen. Thomas J. Dolan. and Major Maurice b. Farr
There were seven vacancies in tho Board Drectors
ana nvc OF these were nlled by the election of Gen
EeorEoW Wlngate Col. Joseph q. Story, Col John
ward Bernard walther. and GGn. c. +. Robbins They
will serve for three years each.
treasurer report shows balance on hand. Dec.
pis the difference between this ard that on
hand the nrst of the year 10 S225 which repre-.
sents ths dehc OF the tall meeting. Tho meeting net.
TED smaller loss than for several years past; the
this can be partly for by the that sew
era! OF the neghOorng States that in form err wears
sent teams TO Creednoor held annual meetings at
about the same time Tho Interstate and Hilton tro.
state of New York the only other beng that from
tho District OF Columbia Tie weekly ma tches again
show steady gain. both in the number of competitors
participating and in tho scores made. From July
- TO election day there were IL thatcher for each
class In tho marksmans badge matches roo and 800
YARDS 100 OF the LOO compel tors the state co.
ration. while in the sharpshOoters match 800 and
700 yards zoo out or 400 made the necessary a.
points or over AS azainst $50 the previous and
theste OF tickets for this match alone amounted 10
ches WAS over 81 400 The State Observation-Disclosures
acquired by purchase and condemnation some eighty
acres OF land adjoining tho Creedmoor range and ma
teriay increased Its usefulness by replacing the Did
Iron targets on The west range with twenty double
vas targets OF the Brinton pattern that used mn
10 600 yards. To make the range what 1t should be
about hfty acres moro should be purchased and large
amount OF work done on the range proper
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-13

The Columbia College Athletic Union held . mass
meeting Of the students last evening In the Law School
building for the purpose of eleeng standing commit
tees for the coming year discussing tho condition Of
the athletic interests Of tho college. and voting upon
amendments to the constitution proposed At the meet
ing held on Dec.<
The union amendments to the constitution were,
kembership in this union shall DO restricted to all
students and graduates Of the University Of Columbia
who shall pay annual dues or IS.
Each member shall receive a certificate. signed BY
Der Of the Columbia College Athletic Union.
In ~ sports apd enjoy all the property OF tho union
concerning the same without payment OF any fec
There shall be standing committees on !, rowing;
2. track athletics; 4 baseball; 4, football.
Each standing committee shall consist Of sixteen
members Of whom two shall be appointed by the Pres
dent from the graduate members Of the Board Of Drec
tors and fourteen shall DO elected the unou There
shall be representative from each Of tho classes in
the schools Of Arts, Mines. Law. and Medicine.
Only members Of the union shall he allowed to serve,
on or to vote for. STAN ding committees.
All members of the standing committees OF OF tho
Board Of Directors Who shall be absent for three
,acutivo meetings shall be deemed to have resigned
thstr respective oces anil t1er places shall be hled
by the members OF the to which they belong
At the third meeting OF the aad committee.
All these amendments were carried
Tho election Of standing committees next followed.
beginning with that on rowing
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-13

tbaA va finding her :. that ps%jss i H nSs
ssss RrS ss s'.ss s uss
Msdl son Square GARDEN is perfect sale 70 ring
tnr H was abiaze With light from Thousand
electric lights last night, and there were many
The. sale viii be continued at 10 o'clock this
and again nt tas e 9s ss
opportunity pass. as there will be 6asgaips
again to-day Anong these to be sod ass the
Dawn BY startie. .andt paso, BY Rumor out o.
Rs sne n R2sss
ton. n n rEV|faf enzry q N e smish': ''Da
,s Sy
o sG tss u rssI
Prince yeinsr, 3. :, sol, BY volnsr-Doms, BY ,oo
sssa Sss.S, ~ s. issi oy issd fRs:s-shsp ,so
s.s ,ss5 s IA Rins $50
fdns ~ ese.ss wits: q g. Harley sreeiyS 900
oss $siiy XIX sfSsn9lni: ~ 10y
.i.ii ss' 81 by
%s P issS y vie by GEN.
Knox; William lockwood. New York.......".. A25
shusslD fPS arfvlle l. f T.: fAf" Won" IL
asmsroneci. y" :. 900
Hsxtins BY Guyier: j. + raymond .......... $50
virsini" BY voinntesr: Fred asrSsn. New York 1850
Fred dsrksn. New York W .'............", $50
to. By Eicesionesr: j. H. coe%S.. l.2as
Chief: J. Ferguson. NV York =, 1910
Monroe Prince, br q. 1890 BY Monroe Chief
Nichols. Dr. u g. isss. ~ %iiaer.onvii. BY
Hsnpy w. biz O.: 1855 Sy %ilmsr.Nnna BY
By entertain; + Mcdonald I'y.'. TOO
by Wood Hs@siino; n sml,h $50
Hill Top. br. c., 1899. by Mambrino Dudley-Hil.
degrade. by Harry Clay: Frank Tracy. Marsh.
sons By Messenger Daroe: Franz Tfaey...... 1900
Hidsgards; 4 ". Smith =. ......... 1000
Total for fourteen he al from Parkville Farm 700
Average price Der head .SD22
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-13
Meeting of the hoard OF Control.

The Board Of Control met at its headquarters
in the Cumberland. Fifth avenue and Twenty
second street, yesterday afternoon. Thcre
was very long and highly entertaining ses-
sion. although little OF it leaked through to the
public.
The bookmaKer question was discussed. but
nothing was settled in the matter. james
Rowe formally accepted the position OF official
starter. and the license OF Jockey McDermott
who rode at gluten burg. was revoked.
The Glowing jockeys were granted licenses
George Evans. Jr.. William Blake. Anthony
hamilton: Joseph C0nnolly; Jacob Abrams
Mosher. George Barbee. Reginald Harris
George " Wi i,l,NG J9ha ". Weber. Charles
rad Walker. George W. Newton. Frank McCabe.
Matthew Fenkes y: H.; MCCARTHY. v. +. Jen-
dewater, Green b. Morris. s Vi. Street, VI. j.
spiers. F; T. Miller Henry, Harris, John V.
Walden te'e IittIe e Etesd Jr e'es
Boyle. William Lakeland. and ". P. Burch.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-13
New oncer. OF the Berkeley A. c.

CT. Mathswson presided at the annual meeting OF
the Berkeley A. last night After the routine bust.
ness Or. J. s. White read detailed statement of his
plan for tho organization of the University Athletic
Association. The election Of officers resulted
Prss%en Francis = Ward; Ers, yMesP a
ford Secretary and Trensurer Wilson r. Yard; Gov.
ernors J. W. Champion, Clark Millen. A. v. Pancoast
Robert n. Kenyon. DR.: John &. White, W, II. Lloyd.
p.gt w sss Eo ysn eommss:
On Aimi.sions J. Lo ';,h Ralph sp 7 spooner. r.
the conclusion OF the annual meeting the Board Of
Governors went into session 70 determine the future
would continue 70 pny IS 800 rent Tor the building
White permit the entire institution to fall into tho
Doctors hands. At late hour no decision had been
arrived
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-13
B1a PURSES OFFERED TO BIG MEN,
Tho Olympic C1ub's Agent VIII Make .
Match II Money Talks.

Capt. Frank wilhams the representative Of the
Olympic Club Of New Orleans opened business yeser
day. Briefly" said tho Captain. ",he Olympic Club
viii give these pnrses $4,000 for Corbett and Fitz
simmons $500 for Corbett and Maher $500 for Flz
simn,9ns and Maher sl2 900 for Corbett and savin
ana S12OO for Corbctt and Mitchell
80 would IKE to say. however" the Captain contn.
uco that In my opinion there Ia M use N oierinv
anything to Mitchell and SAvin for they won't hight
had talks with them IN Chicago. and draw my conclu
slons from those talks They had engagements that
lasted through ten weeks. and intended profit by
them all they could Mitchell talked about London f.
rules only and sayin woula do nothing thai would
9fers stand usl the same. wo want the men and
! THINK the money offered Is EenerouA II tho men
won't fRht. why we can't make them"
Toward evening a telegram came TO the illustrated
Nems from Bob Fltzsimnlons, who said he would not
nfh M, Mahei but that he would meet Corbett.
,biily MAoucn, Mahsrs manager notified Of Can't,
Wtliamss ohers and he replied that he satisfied
10 Ro ahead With either match that the Olympic Club
wanted nrs. Word was sso sent to Corbet: to come
GROUND and talk thngr over with Capt. Williams. Up
70 late hour Corbett had not replied bnt It 10 fair TO
assume from what he said before going to Atlantic
city that he or his manager will appear on the scene
with.n few hours Capt Williams says he here TO
nno any Inclination IN ANY two men to light
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-13
Good Nights Sport Mt the New Jersey A
C'n House.

The nrst Indoor athletic exhibition OF the New Jer.
sey A. c. held at the club house. Bergen Point on Mon
day night was an unqualified success Secretary SUli.
van Of the A. A U. WAS master Of ceremonies A fea-
ture of the affair that there dozen settos
and only one pair OF gloves used
The boxing bouts were between Sheehnn and Hebbsn
Of the Clinton A. c.: Newell and Powdery. Lorilard A.
c.; Barnett brothers. Down Town A. c.; Mullin and Sam
Kelly OF the West Side A. G.: Jimmy Rose Manhattan
A. C.. and Ed Pierce. Sonparei G.; Creed and Kier.
Brooklyn A. c.: CrOnin aud Hughes. Clinton A. C.:
Evans and Stanley. Garfield A. C Kent Clinton A. G.,
and Spies Union A. q. "
Pat Cahill. OF the scottish.American A. C.. and Ed
Closterman. his club mate had exciting setto The
hottest hight Of the night was between Wilson and
bons Ssro SetSeen krv AMI ina1G or GTss othsr
Peabody and TIL e.iong. West side A. g.: Harding and
Farrell Lorillard A. q; Entwstle and Ariber4 Scot.
shAmer,can 4. G.; ySgel and Ryan. Lexington a Ct
o'D.nnelI, ChPper 4, 2; and pundon and Masters
Pastime A, q. and Rogers or the Linden A. C.
In wrestling, Schlesker of Newark threw Halschow
Of Brooklyn at catch.ascatch.can. Scheisker then
met ulmaI. tho ls5ponnd Champion, anu each won .
throw. French of the Garfield A T. gave clever ex.
hibtion OF club swinging.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-13

The result Of tho weekly shoot Of the Transit Roo and
follows Regular shoot 80 birds 10 feet Iise-Mnhonsy
"a; Van dc Borst, "a: Wahenstein 20: Hopp III via.
der T. Match, birdA eAch-vAn de Borst s; Hopp. s;
Hsioney. Z; Wsrensten. O. Match at 10 birds-vsn d;
WAnenstein. o. Doubles-fan. 1: Nahoney,2.
Kramer of tho Wauregan is matched against Wort
mann OF the same club for $50 At fifteen live birds
at 2f. NJ a Dexter Park: W. u; Bucinsr holds the
before $50 to shoot should tho otber:not appear
Kramer has challenged Glosten to another match Of
twenty birds each. twenty-five yards rise for S2S
aside They shot Inst week and the match was called
Kramer had by bird. lie wants TO show Glois-
tein that he can beat him easily.
The unpleasant weather prevented . large at
tendance OF the members OF the North Side
Gun Club of Long Island at Queens Coun-
meeting Was 10 BE- held Tor the siection Il oesfs The
meeting until the next shoot OF tho club
Nine msmberi shot for the Two gold medal: Of the club
birds modif Long Island rules below tho elbow.
use OF both barrels No straight score was made. J..
TAmpke making the best record and winning the medal
IN Class with ak: n Class q .. Meyer. 9. Man.
OF Meyer killed three straight and won.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-13
Pr.... os.rea BIZ tn. sp.n,., Club.

Tho American Spaniel Club met at tho Murray Hill
Hotel yesterday and decided to al!ot tho following
prizes at the forthcoming New York dog show: Tho
ned spaniel cup value $780, for the field spanis
the cocker spaniel vauo $780, for the best
spaniel the whitehead trophy value $50 for tho best
cocker spaniel stud dog with two OF his gets the
lean Field cup for the best Americau-bred sporting
Through tho medium q the sGb the following e1tr.
nve more Ciumber spaniel: IS for tho hest Cumber
epanie dog under Two years So for tho best Cumber
,psn'eIs entered By Soe exhibitor, SIG for ne best
classes $40 for tho best brace Of cocker spaneis OF
any other color $40 for the field spaniel any
other color in open classes and $50 for
Hill Hotel. Numerous other prizes have been allotted
which will DO announced later on. Tho spaniel Club
will hold Its annual meeting and annual dinner in con.
junction with the forthcoming show. The spaniel
breed 10 attracting considerable attention.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-13

LoursvrLL., Jan. 12.-Manager Chapman left this
afteraoon for Boston to ,sn Tom Brown fSr Leusys
Pa. team; The directors q the Louisville Club
the stockholders oil the old Climb who claimed have
been frozen out. to purchase stock in the club
Manager Powers has returned from Boston. where he
went TO arrange for game with Boston on Fast Day
which " . great baseball day In the Hub. Manager
Manager selse was out Of the city no definite
played with any League team New York would be the
Manager Powerss visit to Boston had relation
to the Kelly question:
At the annual meeting Of tho o. NJ T. Club of Newark
the following Officers were elected for the ensuing
dent. T Lynn; Secretary; ~ B,ogSn, Treasurer y
T. r. Myers and V. Bryson. g.. Lum. was selected as
manager Tho club 10 now booking games with clubs
giving guarantees. Address Lum care Clark Thread
Company, Newark. n. j.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-13
New. from the Horse Word,

Jockey Garrison will got, n retaining fee of
eral pay for every winning mount. next season.
Bookmaker Robert Irving has lost $1,000 mt
Guttanburg this winter. and will go South to
change his luck.
Mr. August Belmont has sent the following
Thoroughbred mares to Gallatin to be bred to
Ut. Blalse: susquehanna. dam Of Potomac, by
Leapington, dam Susan Reane. by Lexington
and Washer. by kingiisher. dam Attraction. BY
Imp sslrown bs &S She BY imE alsnSf
dam Of St Florian., Lizzie. Mamie b.. Raiph
Black. FireGy. St Elmo. Falconer. and Mad
SsD By r kans sS f dam breHGo saS
Fiilette. by Kingnsher: Glory. by imp. The
III Used. dam Mehallah. by Kingfsher: Lady
Margaret. by imp The Ill Used. dam Lady
Roseberry. by KinRfisher. DC.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-13
seawanhaha Y.cht Club M.e,,.<.

Tho annual meeting OF the ssawanhnka corinthian
Yacht Club took place last night the club house.
East Thirty-socond street Tho racing rules of tho
club wero amended so that hereafter there will
be no restrictions to crews, except in
classes below tho 4o-foot class. where only ono
professional shall be carried and shall DO left to
discretion OF the committee on lines and models
whether an owner will be compelled to have model
OF his yacht deposited in the club before prize
is awarded to him The result OF the election Of officers
Commodore q. II. =. Hill schooner Miranda; Vice
CoTmodors Henry Stanton; Rear Commodore. J. ".
G Hubbard: Me,suEsr. John Hyslop Fleet surgeon J..
deE.ter D p Race Committee Walter G Kerr. Vim.
A. HAines william H. Plummer Walter c. Tuck n.
ton Lemoine. Auguste r Montant Herbert L. saterlce
mittee On Lectures and Elterts,nu,e1s a.
66ssTynyy and and v Charles Post!
Cary smit b. and William r Stephens: Library Com.
Mite. Horn; William Tye,tsIi ,. and , Edsard Y.
ner. J. y. Lovejoy, and William whitock: Law Commit.
toe Sidney Chubb. Charles W. Wetmore. and Arthur
IA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-13
BARGAINS Ar MADISON SQUARE
RalY Irssss at the A. A. Bonner. Tashis
= ~ 0tud.PorkviMo Farm sale.

8o0Y Irsseo At the a. A. BonnersTaShion
@f 0tus-Fsrk villo Farm sale.
The txotting horse enthusiasts had scarcely
tine to partake Of IA hurried dinner after the
close Of tho sale Of Mr. Robert Bonner's
horses before they were called upon to visit
Madison Square Garden. where H. G. Stevens
D Go. were to dispose OF consignments from
Parkville and Fashion Farmsl and the breed
Ing stud OF Mr.. A. A. Bonner.
The New York public saw type Of tho Ken.
tuoky suctioneer for the first time. Capt Phil
Ki0d Of Lexington welding the gaveL With
hst stuck jauntily over ono ear. Capt
Kidd commanded the attention OF the fifteen
hundred persons present. There appeared to be-
m absence OF buyers with the old.time fever
tha& has marked some Of the sales In tho mo-
trepolts, and many bargains were to be had for
the asking. As q sample OF the bidding. it will
sp SS,1s 70 ats M
.isl q S:2 failed te.oe elie eli ~ sin ale
- slthouIh he q royalty bred and q
con q Gambetta and Ulster ne ou @els Was
IS. az: sstsS saas Ss a .ssunS e Nh
g e ne tGssts%tYs e'aiiffS$
fhefpiey. b., Rumor. out 81 Thornleaf by jay
Gould yho sh9,TEeS So,,h half ast year A. two;
Srookiyn for 81 7b Mr.. Harley ie a. young
hose PLACE s At Great Meek and
8 lasH PrsesRt; ~ Rane9ast, cost Mr. Smith
Yo0rS aGo. but last evening Mr. w. j. White OF
TVo-miuute Stock Farm was apparently. the
hss aS r f r ssfg sum hs 81 Ns and he
The Parkytlls Farm stock sold better than
3zS 81 HsgDS Medium sps q i black .ssse EgssS
=. who g M. sAults's son;In;;law. for $4,000.
s1vsntSsc. and Fred Gerken could not resist
he tsnptstion 70 Get mate v fSr Astoria. the
kis ProDsly Tor 1850 HildeSaTde.
q Harry Clay snd svs the bs dam
ehs 10 trotter herself In addition
70 being producer. and Mr.. Frank Tracy Of
Ts.ez bred hsr, took the stoStiy bred mare
Rr kei: sid III: Shu It's. sbat I gave III:
ztaeZ 5000 Ios HildegsEds. and considered
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-13
Ph,lade,phla,. Big Poultry Roo,t.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan 12-The American Indian Game
Club a. their meeting last night decided accept the
standard with the changes recommended by the com.
mittee over year ago without copyrghting thus ad
hitting the club into the American Poultry Associa.
ton. The new officers Of the Indian Game Club are:
dents Kobert Cogss New York city. Shelly ktnIhead
Lexington and Augurt u. Arnold. Pittsburgh; Score
Enssgtiys G;9Smmii,ss, 9. sharp, Loetpor il K
The awards the Indian Game Club we're Tor the ost
typissi male 70 " AndIus. Haeksnsack; the most
The New jersey state Cup went to Or. j. g. Maple of
Trenton instead OF 10 W. }. AndruA, reported on
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-13

Tho New York A. q. Election.

There very little excitement at the New York
Athletic Club last night. Tho annual meeting was
of short Duration and the reports all adopted
without dissent The amendment to the constitution
extending the privileges Of Junior members WAS
adopted.
The baoting for officers was without incident. Far
low Weeks for President. J. II. Booth for Vice-Pres
dent A. Docharty for Secretary. and E. j. Giannini
for Captain went through without opposition At mid
night less than 400 votes had been cast The candi-
dates for Governors for two years George D.,
Phillips; g. Johnston Bradsh George Massey. John G.
James Whitley: for Governor to serve one year. NJ.
Hnus!inH
against H. 2. Turner. II dsveloped AZ the baioting
roceeied that Turner and BasBett supporters were
cutting tho other candidates for Governor. with tho
probability Of both being elected. Massey was said to
be the chief sufferer.
Turner ran on a no.bstting. billiardgames plat
form.