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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-26
AUCTION SALES.
FUTIRE pAX>
7 ATIMER SLOAN. Aucss. and Aprrss.er.,
ELEGANT AND COSTLY
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
PIANO, DRAPERY.
ORNAMENTS. &c
AT Auction
Al NV AtC<Ns
EMBRACING IN PART

EMBRACING IN fkhE
SUPERB cHICKFRING GRAND PIANO, 8 AND s;
SATIN DAMASK AND PLUSH 6-PifCE PARTON
SUI .5-PIECE SILK AND PLUSH PAklOR
SIiIE ~ EGANT POkIIERfS, kEAL LACE WIZ
DON HANGiNGS. FINE COLLECTION or RAhf
MD CoSTIh BRIc-A-BRAC, E6lPT1AN FIG
ukks. SIAruAkY. cANDELARRA sCoNsEs.
MS sF3sSCEcr SSkPsTS; VELVET ANp BODY BRTs-
sSIfFEkb MY. 9hk HMt STAND. WITH fkfNsc n
s3ME tyAL s, CHERRY .Np OAK caAMe5k
sEsSS fEsrHfk EFF pfLISNT iab Bsrf ME-
MARE cHiIp foIpiSe casrNsr h Il TAD.
TABLES, CHlFFoNIER willow RocKESs, ~
ROOT WALNUT TNTFNS1ON TABLE "a SrPE-
KiQk PIECEl IMPORTED DINING CHAIRS
HANDSOME MfkhOR-BACk OAK SIDEBOARD,
phfSDEN DtCpRATfp DINNER SERVICE.
HhlII SETS AND ono PIECES OF PORCELAIN,
HANDSOME PLATED WARE, ELEGANT GLASS
MAKE, PEAklrBANplEp CUTLERY, HEAVY
S.LNER-PLAIED FORKS, CHAFtNG DISHES
k,ISHEN REQUISITES OF EVERY DEsCRIP-
On MONDAY MORNING. OCTOBER THRU $50,
AZ the residence of gentleman declining hOusekeep-
my, No. IL Iowa circle commencing ~ ZEN
0CLoCk We shall sell the entire Of EIegant
FURNITURE. &c Parties desiring nrst-class articles
The pisno is chickerins IN Perfect order and cost
epl, - LATlMEk 4 SLOAN.
se~o-uts AucttaueerS
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bicycle Trade News.

The Serrombc. Bote Manufacturing Company OF Nil.
waukee keeping pace with the times IN the manu-
facture OF their Chainless Telegram" cycles.
The Remington Arms Company In the front In the
manufacture of high ade wheels II Is busy time
tho factory at lion. The general Office Is at $40 Broad
way.
Tho Metropolitan Hardware Company Of 20 Barclay
street say they have sold ahead about 900 pm
matte Ridges and It now looks US II the inRtio
had come TO stay.
Mr. II. strugnell Of $40 Broadway says he holds tho
contract AS oiicIal ontttter for 1892 TO Harlem
Wheernen. having made one OF the nrst uniforms for
that organization.
Of schovrrng DAILY Gales reports very large trade
in Humber and Gales cycles Tho sundry trade has
shown large increase.
cess sale OF the Phoenix Pneumatic scorcher
and are arranging to apply the Strauss Imperial
pneumatic tires and list them the price the
cushion tires.
Tho Gormully 4 JeHery Manufacturing Company
Will he two stories and basement twenty-five feet on
broadway. The ball. which viii DO 100 By 90 feet. viii
be oil the second fOOr
The Novelty Bicycle md Manufacturing Company
have been Incorporated ut Indianapolis Ind with cap
thl stock Of $4,000. The incorpora,0rs ares j. H. Com
ley, George Cruikshank William a. Wiley, ~ W. vii
lams. and Henry L. Wnhling.
The Bidwc Company are turning ont from their
pneumatic tire factory In West sXty.sevenih street
I'D tires daily an Increase OF ~ Per weekly.
Their new Tourist AMI Student wheeis are now being
shown NJ their shlesroonis III FHfynti street. The
former emDOdies many special mechanical features
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RIaemen Receive Prizes.

Tho Zettler Rife Clubs open tournament, lasting
three days. at the clubs gallery 219 Bowery TO
an end very early yesterday morning. As expected.
the last hours Of the shoot witnessed hot contest the
bucklng for first and second places being especially
lively. u. Hodges who had been In fourth place oh.
tanned a. which. together with his IS. gave him a
tie with tho top man, q. T. Jantzer. President b..
walther also increased his score. e1ualins the one
made by NJ. Dlrrlcr. q. Snellen. the Newark crack
shooter. reached the same mark at which DR.. j. A..
Boyken and W. Eoscnbaum had remained. In mcasur.
ing the bulls eyes It was seen that C. W Horney. Jr
OF the WilliamsDurgh shooting Society had come
closest to the centre of the black. with g. NOwak u
good second. After the ulls had all been
the prizes we're awarded to the winners follows:
Ring target open 10 a corners. any - calibre rio
tickets unlimited but only one prize obtainabo by any
one shooter bes. two tickets to count for tho frst va
prizes; Al ties dvidedG Juntzer a. -. total 49,
Oid prize; h Wal,her and NJ Dorrler each with two
7is 14S total divided third nnd fourth prizes: w.
Rossnbauu. DR.. j. A. Boyk.n, and Il. SneIien scored
each IS, ~, total l41. and divided NTH, sixth, and
seventh prizes L. Smith. "a. eighth prize; T. Ross. j.
Coppersinith. NJ. b Engel {. Perciva. =. Hutch. I3
each took prizes nine to thirteen; q. Nowak. Z. q:
Zsttler !; Lntklostrr. " steinbach 10 each divided
fourteenth and fitesnih prizes
Buirseye target open TO all comer. three shots on
four'inch buseye. entries unlimited the best centre
shot by measurement 10 take first prize the unit of the
figures given denoting liza OF inchC ". liorney.
Jr H. irst; o. Nowak. loIa seeond G. a. Zettler; 20;
J. Ross. eli u. wa!thcr IA ". ROsenbaum. ~; J. A.
Bnyken 22k: Butcher King. 24h: " steinbacI. 25I4:
II. Halges ~; J. schmidt "a
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AT the Hoboken Racquet md Handball Club vest
day the lowing games OF racQuets were played:
Women ms Wrestle rs.

HAcKrysAcx. March 3O.-Mamie Morgan and Sadie De
Forest. two young women. formerly members OF n
gayety company. wero tho principals in u one'round
collar and elbow wrestling match at Garfield couple
OF nights ago
The young women rivals for the hand OF young
cded settle the question OF who should be the favored
by test OF strength agility and endurance ~ tho
harness on the night Of the encounter both Of them
their seconds 70 barn on the farm OF Doninics Rob
inson at Garfield About "a score or sports from New
York and Paterson had preceded them and were gath
cred around the ring To sro the sport
Each OF the women had been in training for some
time and arriving AT the ring side retired another
rtment and dohed their street clothing When they
again appeared they were arrayed IN uxhthttnK COS.
tunes, Miss Morgan in red and whit. and Miss De For
est in blue They stepped yhtly into the ring ana TO
their respective corners
The wrestling harness was quickly adjusted, and the
women stepped to TIE centre and shook hands Both
looked in the pink OF condition. and the favored ones
present c9nglatuated themselves N anticipation OF
lively and novel go"
Tie girls surprised ,he crowd with their knowledse
and and their strength and agility For half an
honr thoy pgle, and ,ggged anh hauled IN ne most
iInl royed Collar aNIeibow style. ana nnay Miss Nor.
gan sneceedea IN throMns her oppon,snt shs caught
girls We're congratulated BY the sports present! and
alter rearraHging themselves into their street cos
tunes, left for New York. Whether or not the young
Tor whom the young women bAtted VIII accept
the result as nnRl Is not known here.
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The members Of the Gieumore Rod and Gun Club took
advantage of yesterday's pleasant weather for the
regular monthly meeting. and also for practice. re.
CURED by odays first team contest Of the Dexter Park
Trsp Shooting League To make the event inter
estng and get tho members bettor initiated into the
mode of team natches. the club was divided into two
factions headed by President r. suter and A. Eppg.
representing the Twenty.sxth and Twenty.seventh
decision or the battle could hardly be reached until
after the last shot had been fired.
Five men had full scores. thirteen missed only ono
bird This will add handsome percentages to the men
now In the race for the diamond badge given by A..
Eppig. and which will go to tho marksman making tho
best average in nine monthly shoots OF the three extra
tohgs presented by President j. suffer: IN class b. L.
Eppg won cream pitcher given by j. bennett and In
class {, &. Engelbrecht won butter dish given by
John Van Wicklen There were come ties IN Glasses
and y, but they not shot on tho other cOmpct-
itors retiring favor of the named. The scores:
Regular monthly shoot. seven birds eaca man. m0di.
ned birmingham rules. CLUB handicap RISES teams or
Twenty seventh Ward Tcnm-A Eppig. 80 yards, g;
n. phster. q Yards: 4 Botty. ~ Yards =: 4: ZEN
bach % yards 8: u. schhch,ner 20 yards q l. Eppig
20 yards. .: A. Hartye: - yards 4; j. still y yards.
q Il I Ii;a 70 yards q; g. PfOnmann II yards.
Twenty.sixth Ward Team--P. Suffer. q yards. 4: "
Leyens y yards: 6: Judge Fursussen. 20 yards. d T.
Helgans, Fl yards. Dr. RoehIn rs yards q: Z. Enge
ss Ss1 70 ysd hsydsg Fl
yards y. Total Killed. 49, missed. 10; 7. Lebinrer
sho. at IS yards and Killed straight
After the regular team match two sweepstakes at ten
blue rocks were shot on two prizes IN each In the
second event Bennett broke 10 targets straight and
took hrst money. A. Bo.ty capturing second with o.
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Smart bobby Burus Around.

Bobby Burns. the astute young man who came to
New York last fall represented himself TO be Frank
Lannon secretary of the Rhode Island A. c. and made
q ffteen.round match between Bobby Burns and Cal
Mccarthy. was In New York yesterday. He dropped
into the illustrated Nes office and informed folks that
he was going down to the Arkansas Hot Springs to see
JACK McAulife. He would however. before he went
away like to make arrangements for fight with Cal
Mccarthy to take place after juno l. Bobby said he
hoped that the innocent New York sports had hard
feelings toward him for the little joke he played in tho
fall lie assured that he was only held in the high
esteem for that especially clever proceeding. He
advised. at the same time to into the business
of managing matters rather than entering into them
principal. His remarkable success in bringing things
enough that he had able brain for work ing schemes
1t happened that Cal Mccarthy came 10 the same
office little while after Burns left on bearing OF the
Providence boy VISIT Cal remarked that he
that he lad missed his whilOm opponent. IL would
have liked to talk o that chap" says Cal "He is u
first.cabn fellow with his mouth. and might have
learned point going the Hot SprnRs
Iumph! Perhaps il had chance at him for . few
rounds he'd have to go there"
It is said by the that Jack McAulie has openeda
ing book ut the Hot Springs and is making lot OF
money. There are many wealthy sporting men down
there Just now.
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THE "DEAD" AND "BrLL" GIGS
Two Dreams that Caused Havoc Among the
Policy Shops.

Two Dreams that Caused Havoc Among the
Policy Shops.
Little Ephraim Tucker johnson OF Thompson strss
woke up with = start yesterday morning. rubbed his
eyes, scratched his wooy head. and then scrambled
out OF his tructe bed in mighty hurry.
Say pop" cried he. IS he hurried into the next
room. " VIVA yo' s'pose done drcamt"
WHAT" asked old man johnson. who was getting
outside Of some fragrant ham and eggs.
"io' know Lysander Jenkins who die zero . few
weeks agof Well seed him acomn' up Thompson
street cs plain as yo an he stop right in from
Sea G d%"h an mn s tool c Gcsh
am ~, rh Gnsf nus an a
a Il: .ss ssss p fs: Mr.:
o.5s = :S sss sss Nth hi,
I'M no 0o,
s:s; Is
About the time that ,tts Eph woke from hi. dream
as Ss M or a
OF The Rsh bed. and an presently no called:
"y..i. ~ key asked Mrs. Lowens.ein she wad.
SoT lsy S dreamed
un' ssH s ass s
GO soms tn dsr .Sre mid an armtui q much
s Z MI mo
money before you woke UP. 1keyf"
Don't be mashukka. Rebecca. Go over to Pat Far.
eys und tell Harry lsaacs want him. bet you
dere's something in dot dream"
Harry the sport OF Essex street, Stoned to
Iowensein's dream and then rushed back to Farlsys
saloon. " The dead and bill gigs. boys; IT'S dead
thing" he cried. and all morning Essex. Ludlow. suf
folk. Orchard and Hester streets were husting for
money to back LOwenstein's dream. The tip spread
and the policy shops wero swampod with o1o2O and
Little Eph and Fat key dream WELL for the numbers
came out yesterday noon. and tho poke fhops Jared
badly one place that Losey. who il now In tho Tombs
Tor having Lost seS 600 at policy in two
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under IA year, old. Address Charles Kemmlsin, ls4

pnd.. - year, old. Adore" Charles Kemmlsin, 1sA
., sss H %ss bs Clowns pi.ysr.
6Snssas ; g RssnSia. 81 s. basy fJ CON
n ,nans C uSd,g 1syys Address W. s. Graham
PRtscrros. March 30 Tho baseball men were out
.y On Gs ts se ~
inability 10 be out early but hope to PVT up sn game
as for base xSs
s,ysss illness, viii probably occupy tho formers old
crack nau: club Of sa; Nsw YORK w ss
s sS
TSsy are open sssa5asy and sunday game. vim
Hale and Atlantic avenues, Brooklyn.
c .rs of %.ooEyh war. Danny nyoSnn Is
TO that city viii reach him Richardson was born IN
h5s !fs
vi mo- oss The s1s ts Ia ri
sE ee Of sssE wv S' s
ssi snSais sna Dili%ssE Mn. III fi.: b
Formed clubs Address Alert Baseball Club. sa5 Broad.
The men to-day who g constitute me Harvard var.
;ioh ZIP ThsTe seventeen in NJ ana ihsss have
stockings. Tho men are. Highlands. Bates Wiggin.
AMI Howe pitchers; Upton and Cobb. catchers Trai-
ford first base: rockingham second base; Whtemore
amt Took third base. Hoyey and soule. short stop:
csnson ard Mason left field: liallowe. centre Eelu
and Corbett ma Paine. right field
WAsulsGroS Mnrch 3o-An cShi bition series OF base
ball will be nauguraed on saturday between the wash
ingtons and team from, the Columbia Athletic cub
and thencctOrward every fair day Will be utilized by
the Wavnertes in getting in trim for the season or
1892. From all accounts members OF the local team
who South beef greatly benefited In health
and practice. Hoy the mute centre Holder has not yet
come TO terms. lilo refused an offer OF s3OOu. anu
Donovan who here las: year has been signed ~
outnc!dcr. knell also wants more money than the
management Is willing to give AMI Keller Is hagglnR
with liarne about an advance IN his salary: With Hoy
and Richardson out n the team 1t does not appear 10
loo that baseball Mt the capital gningto
be wonderfully first class as predicted ~ tho new
nVcment and Of the croakers have already
raised The slogan about a en- ersaEan A"tof broken.
dow Associatton players whom no other League club
would seems to be about the lot of Washington at
pre- sent and sore arms AMI rheumatism ana charey
horse tio of complaints most in favor here now.
Lght weight batters and good heders WIN do no more
good for Washing this than they have i'll
Vous years and this to about size the players
npon whom Washington depends TO bring the pennant
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Yacht. building mt Hay Ridge.

He. wntringhnms yards. at Bay Ridge. shows some
OF its oldtme animation these days. Things in q
yachting way have been dull there all winter. they
have in of the yacht buiidnS yards hereabouts
but now workmen are kept busy. and Mr. Wintringham
will do rushing business until June. Under shed
is the 81 foot ccntreboard sloop for F. A. Ferret OF
Brooklyn, in shop is the Gelow cRtboat for c. T..
Pierce. and out iii the yard the keel. stem. and
stern post OF new 4-foOt Ct tboat are in place.
The latter is from tho design OF Charles onsted OF
Brooklyn amateur. She VIII be II feet all. y
feet l0inches beam with feet inches draught She
has heavy oak keel. light. steam bent oak frames
and will be plank ed with cedar She will have u all
cabin house and roomy cock pit.
The Ferret boat Is IN frame and the work OF pAnking
has begun. Mr.. Nottingham Is negotiating for four
contracts to build new boats and is figuring alt
tiOns and repairs of u number or old lie is nut
ting new stern and deck the old sloop Crocodile.
One OF the most teresting things about the yard 10
full model of the ThornycrOft torpedo boat Ariete.
the fastest craft that has ever been built England
and second only to the russan boat Adler built by
Herr sohchau Both boats were recently described III
THE Sun Mr.. Wintringham is making the model tor
friend IN Brooklyn lie has the lines Of the boat and Is
turning out nne INT del
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The rams In the Weller tournament on Tuesday night
resulted In victory for the Central Park bowleT The
The Tub Racer and tho Tub.

Charles Pierce, champion tub racer Of the Sound,
has been playing possum. So has Henry j. Gieow tho
yacht designer Mr. Pierce Is possessed with more than
his share Of cunning. lie has raced catboat named
Dot for several seasons. The Dot il rulecheater.
which has helped her win the champ
ship OF the 25 foot class OF caboas few weeks ago
q new 2Gfooter was started ut Nottingham yard.
Bay Ridge. from design by Mt Giel W. Mr. Pierce
pressed great delight at the prospect of having
rival This season. while Mr. Gieow said that the
boat didn't show unusual speed he would shut up shop
II turns that the boat for Tubracer Pierce and
It has already suggested that she be dubbed tho
Tub She is another rulecheater. Her length On the
water line "a feet inches but her stern Is curved
and hangs the water foot and halt Mr. Fierce
always wears long stockings and erbockers when
hs sails y race When he dons his yachting suit and
geth Tub under way she will stick her nose into the
water about foot further than she Will when
uTed OF this has made TubTAcer Pierce
throw bouquets at himself for weeks.
The boat Ia under q shed IN wintringhams yard The
tub racer declared that anybody saw her or found
out that he to be the owner he wouldn't play. De-
signcr GelOw made to by all The cat boats
ever expected to build that he would not divuge tho
name of the owner Then the owner went about with
mysterious air and told everybody his secret, max
ing one and all promise not to tell II.
fhs Tub IL about ready for launching Mr.. Wint'
oak steam.bsnt frames, yellow pine plsnkIng and
viii DO bolted on and then the boat VIII 90 overheard
and his triepdA.
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Hard Luck for the Rrooklyns.

ATLANTA. March GOETHE Brookly ns are being pursued
Wy hard luck In tho shape OF rainy weather The open.
ing day In ocaa was spoiled by rain In Macon ditto.
and for the third time In this city have Jerry
Rusks minions been unkind to the boys from Mcaugh.
Onvis. For four hours this morning the rain came
down in torrents and OF course got in its line work.
the baseball grounds. After making them unft TO play
on the rain stopped and tho sun cane out warm and
brighA nding the thermometer up 10 'O0 but all
late for game.
Art O'clock word brought to Ward that at
NcpherEon Barracks some four miles away ground
vas drying quickly ami was In condition for the boy.
t0 practice 80 about O'Clock the players
10 the barracks Here they found ii small but level
Held. where Uncle sans boys wont to indulge in
Atlanta team they pra'iised unit! 80 oeock Griffin
fielder has a sore knee kinsows ankle still quite
sore and he wears an elastic bandags when ut play.
Joyce ~ also Obliged 10 wear an ankle hanlage. Win
the exec pton ot these sight the men
are IN perfect ply steal condition
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GOOD RACING ON THE HILL.
q. ". COOK LANDS THE $500 PURSE
EOR sPREN7ERS VERY H1NDfLY

Turk Leads Rico n Merry Dance In the
Long Rnce Arthur Davis Wins Hi
spur- in the Race for Three-year-oids.
Fine weather. fair fields OF horses OF good
quality. with four favorites and two second
choice horses winning tho purses. is the rec.
ord OF the 124th day at the GuttenburR
meeting.
G. W. Cook. ut odds on. won the $500 purse
for sprinters in drive bya neck from Leveller
Fleuretto. second choice. losing the place by
an open length. Tho $500 purse for the win
ner of the raco at a mile and a furlong was
won by Turk. second choice. who got away
with tho lead and ran like q stake horse. beat
ing Rico. the favorite. by two lengths. Pelham
losing the. place by n, neck. A plunge
n he'd sent m th The s s s as sa ts h
to tho front in tho last sixteenth. Benedictine
won under the whip by hall, length Lith6ert
f baSs second ehoice sa Beating TIM Maxim The
third. >Noonday. top choice in the third race.
led all the way and won By, head from Elm
Sp sn ssdS r TsSy wh nsanT h1S
safely by, three lengths. Centaur beating 1r,
place. Summary;
THE FIRST RACE.
Prrss $500 for beaten horses Ak and half farlonss
zckn ifo a. Tansurs "t' u..
Staa sHs & sa4 ss nsef 1'S
JACK Rose craft Ezra. Little Minnie. shO'ovsr.
ssur to ea 's Set paid saSS
THE SECOND RACE.
Purse S4oo for beaten threeycar ods nve furlonRs.
Acquire stables ". & Arthur Davis. by strachno-,
john MSi,is's Mas,m nv. io7 tariinl:
Warns 4Ss TspSn x aa u Ss oon.s
also ran.
Masm a" inv, to 10 against Teasone Hu.ass PAID
THE THIRD RACE.
Purse 500 selling: four and half faIionss
Myr, Tn Stables sp br t. Elmstonc ia s.
n.'riSbars. BSS Irthar Mamie 3, y: bi..pPpsnt:
stone also ran.
to H.
THE FOURTH RACE
k5ai,aa s,a6is s,I Soof' aged BY long
+ s. 81, Finiiss Iss SiaxSy ma RSsy ..s
to fsaret,s Mutaais I paid ssS5. $50 ssoS
THE FIFTH RACE.
sGo Isafi eni 81 g!s 1se sssiR B.
r. B. McScrmcs's B. H. Pelham. g. lo4 IT, XcGlonej.
Crspin and Brian Boru also ran.
Time / :5UA
Betting-Thirteen to against Turk. to 10 on Rico
to against Pelham. Mutuals paid 81. $3.50. $40.
THE SIXTH RACE.
Purse $500; selling; seven furongs.
II. McCormcks oh. e. FREELY aged by Ill Used.Feu
Toilet. H. tT. Flynn ........ .................1
3. Taylors ch h. Certaur +. 115 (Marshalp;
Baden Sta0les br Z. Irregular 3. 10a martini.
st. John, Silver Mint. and Watch Me also ran.
Tine 1:3O&
s to Ssa 6
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SHOO7I.NG.
A Big Day at the Traps In Wilmington.

WILMINGTON. March Bottle shooting grounds Mt Xiv.
.r,,.w p,rl nr.s.n,cd n uvey ,n,.,r,ncc nm this tho
o -, ., .-.. r. ,wn., D. :,
and dun club A large number OF visiting murksmen
,n,. nv, ~ IN, ...n,. .nnn,, t,s n.w fnc.s wer,
'ooA par. III 'he eVeh's' h"ohS 'he "e" i"ees WIZ
those of Major 1leber Brentnal Of Newark. N. j.;
clayton OF Tamaqua. "a. II. ana '" DaVius OF fhh@
delpha. Harry Thurman and william Green OF German
town Pa, and tho celebrated Wolstencrort brothers.
,v,uan, M, I.w. -, ph,oJ.,,n,. rhn Nav y,rt ara
"ia'i anu 'ah's vi in'nuepu'a ,n' e" ~ ~. nv.
and Jerseymen continued their skifu work. and were
in for division OF money in every match. Afeaturo
W. , " ' " -, $50 = ., 49,
OF the Gay was match In whch all the money put up
was donated to tho fund for erecting statue the
,n,ara ~ =, p,nt,. h, W., nn. =, ~. nost nro,i
., a. ~ .s "no ,n. y.
q few weeks ago. This match was called the Al i,an
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-31
Athlete Moore Won tho Most Points.

Several interesting athletic competitions were de-
cided at the regular weekly contests Of the williams
burgh Athletic Association Tuesday night Tho
suits were:
Horizontal Bar Competition-Won by Joseph Bishops
T. Cbristmap. second: Leonard Hangers, third.
Running High Jump. iiandcap-Won by William
Moore half inch. actual leap feet inches: William
Forbes scratch second with feet SIt inches: Rob
ert Lynch. inch. third. with feet inches.
Potato Race. (fy yards)-Won by Harry Fischer; Will
liam Moore second; L. Coliaux. third.
Putting SiXteen.pound Shot-WOn by George A. Ber
GER actual put - feet: William Fales second. with II
feet inches; Arthur S. Wood. third. with II foot
8 feet II inches; william Moore. second, 3 feet
inches: william WOiford, third. feet7 inches
The record OF points gained was: VILLA IN " Moore.
-. George A. berger. 4: Joseph Bishop 8: Henry
Faes. 81 William Wolford. 8; T. Il. Lynch. l. Len
HAnsenr. !; T. COtiaux, l.
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Refused; On Account of His Shape.

Fatis burdensome: too littlcis dangerous.
Health requires enough for daily use aud a
little more for reserve and comfort. If you
have too little use Johann ilon's Malt tx
tract. II aids digestion, increases the ap-
petite and stores up healthy fat. Prof.
Coleman says OF it: II tried the effect Of
Hoff's Malt Extract. Its use was followed
by marked effects: a. Food which had
hitherto been found 10 pass the alimentary
canal unchanged. digcstod properly. (2D
There appeared an Increased power OF
evolving animal heat and storing lp fat"
Beware Of substitutes. The genuine has
the signature Of Johann Hon" on the
neck OF every bottle, Eisner a. Mendelson
GO. Sole Agents aud Importers OF Mineral