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Heal Estate Agent. MI q . ".

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Purse OF $1,000 Offered.

Johnny Griffin the feather. we ght cha m pior
OF America. and Ike Weir, the former cham,
pion OF that class. met at the Police Gazet,
Office yesterday to sign articles OF agreement
Judge Newton represented the Coney Island
AC.
Before the articles were signed Judge New.
ton said that the Coney Island Athletic Club
would not give u purse for Weir and Griffin.
but would give purse for the feather-woight
champion Of England to fight Griffin on or
4 cable was sent to Atkinson OF London
oflerlnG pure OF $1,000 for either Bi!! Inx-
ter. Bill iieader. or Harry Overtnn TO ilwLt
Grinn, The man that is he champion in Al.
iinsons orlnion Will hay the preference.
Az allowance ot 500 Tor travelling expenses
Judge Newton finally agreed to offer n nurse
for Gri!l!n AMI We in tn. event of lis m II, re-
10 arrange an international feather. wei ght
championships rattle
George Sidlons then offered to fight Weir Mt
than 100 pounds. 'NSS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-11
The Prince OF wn,es's New Yacht.

LONDON. Dec. Holland and Water says that
when the Prince OF Wales summoned Mr.. Wat
son to Marlborough House to confer with him
about designing cutter. the Prince learn cd
that Lord Dunraven had the first claim on the
designers services. Loyalty finally won the
day.
Yachtsmen are disappointed at the size OF
the yacht for the Prince OF Wales The forty
footsr has given great impetus to sporting.
but the Princes vessel will be the fastest
yacht OF the year. and will sweep in al the
prizes.
The Field says. regarding the America Cup
that an awkward denouement is promised
should LORD Dnnraven's yacht win. Some Of
the New York Yacht Club are determined 10
apply for an Injunction to prevent turning the
cup over.
The Field hopas that Mr.. CAROLS nav
American cutter will win the Victoria Clubs
Gold Cup. We then would be little troubled
eussed trophy would again sink into oblivion"
The req adds: The Go ID Cup would have
Of Wales decided 10 build. which has relieved
British .yachtsmon OF q most embarrassing sit
uation."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-11
THE TROUBLE PATCHED UP.
Everything Now Points to AN Acceptance or
the Cup Challenge.

Everything Now Points to an Acceptance or
the Cup Challenge.
The little trouble that stood in the way OF
the New York Yacht Club accepting tho chal-
lengs Of the Royal Yacht Squadron for race
for tho Americas Cup has blown away. and
yachtsmen are very jubilant to-day. Gen.
Pains's announcement. printed in THE Sun OF
yesterday morning. brushed ali troubles OH
one side. The General said that the Cup Com
mittee would recommend that the New York
Lord Dunraven and his yacht Vnlkyro.
by o little diplomacy the trouble has heen
tided over. Last Tuesday the CnD Computes
was dissatisfied with the challenge because
Of gift. 1t was claimed that thc challenge was
made Of the notifications Of the decd rather
than on the deed OF Gift with certain modIllca-
that the challenge and all the correspondence
should he laid before the club at next Tues
days meeting: and that the club should take
TIC ySesEonsieil1Eyh OF acesplnE or declining
While tho mem hers Of the club have been
thinking and talking the committee has Leen
working. Notice was sent to the Royal Yacht
Ss os e" t ts tt' tnsurh ,0u 10 cas o
known. hut 1t is said that reply
was huly received which cleared away all exist
sage is kept private. but it is understood to
aglesto a clause being inserted in the challenge
properly recognizing the deed OF Qi't and
exnlainng that al notifications on both sides
clause. This Is perfectly satisfactory to all
hands: at least so Gen. Paine says. and the
committee Will now recommend the nccppt-
ance Of the challenge. There seem, to DO no
there, will be- an international yacht race for
tho old Americas Cup next year.
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FINANCE DErAITNLNT
BUREAU FOR THE COLLECTION Of TAxEs
81 ClIAMHERS ST iSIIM AnI RI.u III ~

post or6icE SoTloE; Foreign mail. Tor IN. week
MS s1 ars pei p olaw WI close promptly all cas AZ
suf kS1,i rom : s.I o4.a 70. Ttus0 'sr
kics wa Limon, per steamship foxhall. from Ncw
MoNDAY.-At IS r. NJ. for Beae. Puerto Cor,.,, an,
Guatemala, per steamship saltwater. from Ssw
Tuiis sI toadoM 10 n.sGnns
NAM is.y sp9tn 81 r9 s.s Austria qrhs
Ruiopsp nous. "n Sa dr sc
wEpSEsbsSYs,2i. 10 4 NJ Complementary ~ NJ, for
hurS % per e'%aniI Ss.s Il"
Venezuela and Cafscos also say.nia via cSfa9 'Ss
$;T; &; ",ss s$'s
sas. aisss:a pss lily q t Hs'SH At
AZ s;S;s.%; a,'; IS, is..H;"s i ~
Sse'sSs" ND t".Tef' H. Tor mq ens 40
apri:nssssPy isS FM tor asH eio AZ and st. y.
S.o .s4, "r l.na.
Trinidad. and 1obaEo must be directed per CarO:
IN R.iaa. ptr Hsns. !. 10
rRliA!x.2T.Y isr bsfS.isss AM c'a"% ioIiyar
s%iSsS,sa r.,n s, mus"
Sssss%sns ii.sss iSyi * s!t :aSs.
Gisy iaIs u 9ntsns,osR: 1850 IS ssrs
R%iss;SSs 81 lHs.'as S'f .sss% si
per ftfurin ~ NJ IL A. NJ. Tor tnmpeche. ChiRpAs.
endria d,!ters for. Cuba. Tai,nico. AMI TnIram
dre,t and other Mexican states, via Vera Cruz
A.. NJ. surplementary li:a0 A. NJ Tor Fortuna
Island aud Jamaica. also Jacmel and Aux Cages
!iayi. per steamship Aiitond.ck; Mt IL N. Tor
.ss;sa's t"ShSsn y. I
=. !. dsss;s Tsa'S sas
. .oS NV tsi a5s!o IF ;seI Ini
neids per o.. anship ausse. from Now Orleans.
.sm.hip lsp.ni. from New V orls"us n at 30
Z for ~ Pierre AtQueon. per steamer. from
xa,is Tor ,s. Islands per steamship Au,,r,.
!fr"H san a. PrsneSGoI close here da,y up to Dec.
Any Pc 20 Msii. g. ~ So 20
s,.sSl Giles: hsrs daily upto Dec. :.5 Al 1870 i,T
snd samoan Islands. per steamship AamedH from i;
z n Tor on arrival at New York OF steamship
for China and Japan. via Vancouver Especially al.
Mails Tor Merchandising. By rail- to ial,ias and
At 80 r. NJ. Mails for MIqueion by rail 10 Bosion
.na thence b. aeamer close at tins office
and thence By stsamep Sailing MSndaH s n
2:;o A. n Malls for Mexico. overland. un'-ss srs.
tina es s.S At tos 1ssSa!Sh by steamer ~ at
Trans Pacinc mails arc forwarded to San Francisco
daily. and tho schedule 81 closing is arranged tho
San Francisco. Mails from the East arriving Tins
at San Francisco the day Of sailing OF
.ksristsrei mail closes at 500 p NJ. previou. day
Extra supplementary mails are opened on the piers
Of the English. French. and German steamers at tho
Once. which open until within ten minutes Of
the hour Of sailing Of steamer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-11
A. the New Jersey Trans.

The msmbers Of the Now Jersey Shooting club con
tested evht matches on tue ORGANIZATIONS ground, At
results; "'"S
frst Event-Tsn lids, each. Keystone system.
brown. and II. N0rris each We - '''"' W.
second EveRt-Fiitrtn bird, each Ksys;one .v.,.m
!; u; Moore AMI Charlie, Pope. I2; II. j. siinpson
IL, Brown, s.; II. Morris. 4, W. - ''NA'
Third Even.-NslkinH match ten birda earh y 4,
u Morris and W. Brown. each, '''' >D'
i q Moore. is " simpson. Il: va Blown ea r.
Char 80 4. Pope and II. Morris. 10 each. 80
f,nh Event-Twsnty,.nvs birds each. unknown an.
fsc ro ne' r. " R,onn smp'on ~; BerdAn.
sixth E,snt.rii,ssn birds each. Keystone system.
W. simpson. ~. o. Mp0rs. ~ Charles A. ropr III.
Brswn and y Morris. y each: j. d, RerdRn
Ss'enih ESrn.hsys,Sns sy,sm 'wsn!y;hye BIRDS
=: Charles a. Pope and W Brown IS each Il. Morris
Eighh Event Fimesn hnd, each, Keystone .ys-cm
: y N,,oTr, - simpson, IS, II. Morn. and
Ika.!es A. Pope. II each. - N
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-11
3faaI 2lotirts.

SurnEMR ccuRr-NorlcE OF APPLICATION Fos
:sss S:sia Jams. -: s.%n.:,snss: ssr.s,oI:
hesesy Eve public notice. that We sb. by ..s
city . Ss
~ ~ h to the !
Judicial district. :. the ch.mbeI. Of the court the
iGa. sns
;h:i:Sp
The s.S, ,.pGo'n,ins three
:: t.
ini.ie..d tho real estate here JescrIsed a.
IN pna OF Il. s o pur
i &c ss
ss:
u 'Ra &c ns.'ss:
s::s 's s's
E:t,ss. s'.y .sS
:sd m.Ds va. s1f .a s
ss' e +; .ni e.
.zd.d Piece; and parcel: Of land and Ir. estate
g a. AZ 6 Gaie. ,as:a
raj a:s"d
&C. :: ,.sn
,on,s.;1 .ss ss9na:a
e E: s.;
Shlsh boundaries Included psresIs nunbered aud
sseond-.A piece bounded wsstsr,y, ..s,srly and
southerly by the pses above bounded land hereto
tsn w .Td wss By I'd:
aries are included parcels numbered and I on sara
T6irl-A piece bounded southerly by the piece last
BY the said city and the piece mex
x .Sons NJ
wlthin sh;Ch boIndar'es are inc udei parcels mum
Fourth-A piece bounded westerly by Tenth ave-
nue. southorly BY land heretofore acquired by tito said
BY ~ ,. ss s ,os and
In which boundaries included parce! numbered IL
WILMA piece bounded westerly by the r.n,h ave-
nue. southery by the Two pieces ass above bounded,
and noIthery and eastery BY and herstot acquired
parce numbered - on said r,ao
SIXTH piecs bounded westerly and northerly by
land heretoor. acquired ny the tsid city. and eas'ry
city and the Harlem River. within which boundaries
sre included parcels numbered o. So. 10. ID 20. and
Seventh-A piece bounded westerly by tho Tenth
avenue northrry by land heIeto ore acquired by tho
sAssrly and sou,berly BY land heretofore acquired
the said city and tho Harlem River within whtrA
fore SECURED by ths .ali el,y and oecuI,.i by
and nifty feet froE, and parAle to th- last mrnt~i
line and sistrrly by the Harlem River. WITHIN WITCH
boundaries are fnciatsi parcels numbered "a IS. All
Dated NEW YORK. nov. % 1922, ~
NERNuN ~ brown.
DAVID JAMES KING.
toEimtssonerG
Counsel TO the Corporation.
2TTyon row. New York City.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-11
70 REGISTER YACHT FLAGS.
TIE New York, Lnrcan,ont, Eastern, aut
Other Clubs Favor S,ch u Schcs,e.

The New York, Lnrchn,ont, Eas:ern, aud
C!her Clubs Favor Such u scicu,e.
Clarence j. Burger. WHO has Jeen in WASH
fD.ton for several days In conference with tho
Treasury Department and with Congressman
.o"m5s Of tho House Committee On Com
meT2e and Navigation. as we'll as Senator HILL
with regard to tho passage by Congress o! a
~. to r,cyHnt infringement, o; the dis.
tin;GuishinE laGs o. yacht clubs and steam-
returned g New York ycaterdny. He says:
a., The ~! which draw up at Tho re,;nest Of
slS Sisr rrovi.inr for the ' r.Gfstry yachts
Ss e s"0 Of s"HS or 81 G hs 'I.a41 s..
Ssrtm,ent. on payment OF q fee Of 81. imposes q
any one who uses or initiates tho yacht or ship
bag q another without right.
delphia. Corin:hian, and Atlantic zach. clubs.
o sft =. fsnsd a ts pf
following prominent shirr!ng concerns: Yer
tom B ssSH p. Go S sn led in. pd DSo
Brazil, Steamship Company. who have also Also
~ secured the, approval OF tho Treasury
Department at Washington. and Congress-
man t2ombs promised mo to introduce the
have it reported back fsvorably by his Com NJ
mittee on Commerce and Navigation. Senator
the Senate.
The want Of such n bill has been felt for a
Iarchmont and the other prominent yacht
clubs VINO have been ANNOYED 5y irresponsible
out warrant and bringing discredit upon the
respective clubs some fragrant cases Of this
sort lately ca ed attention TO the fact hat there
and !. being patent lawyer an Interested in
yachting. was allied upon by the yacht clubs
which was property thought would have to be
on the lines OF the trade mark law"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-11
Investigating the Bee Hive ir.

the Metropolitan Association to ,,HSaI" 'e r.
cnIn stances connected with tLr 20. i.'' \. -
Amateur boxing tournament va, .r.n A. 81 hT'"'
way yesterday afternoon. Cha.fIr,r 81 '.".
and Hugh 5 Hart attended, AN ... 10 90 t.hp e.
nent from u, LOGAN. who ca'.. '..." 'fih 81
tho show in question. j Muran w. Ar- N'".'
IN the MAJ b. AZ OF the in.,.p ID " =" ~
night Of the tournament, Dcl .'' y" -
tue com nifee aud made \ > ate. Is H..i's'rs
aRrc"d to Support their eyIdrnt" .r. ... Z. -.
This was ordered dUne Nri'h,i 90 r. t'''o'
renting the Rec Hive A. a. a. the 81. roo "a .'H'i.,
nor J. q iouyhlln tie Iori.,ntl lt ..' $500 "a
were Identified with the SHOW. a9l 40. .' o. on
To the commit tee call Another ur us t D. Lea
when ths atidAyts reach Chairman uL-lnS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-11
NEWS OF THE UHEELMEN.
Advocates OF the Cash Prize System Intend
to Organize.

Advocates or the Cash Prize System Intend
to Organize.
Prominent wheslmen claim that the move
ment started some m nths ago looking toward
tha formatio, NJ n aeh nriys cvc,o ossooia,ian
has not been abandoned. The reluctance OF
the leading wheemen to promise allegiance
IN sucb an orr,niz.t,or bafora a.. Nv
mt sHs en- no SIGamIddoi GeI9re ,ms i A. W..
ments Tor mart SAMSON cnva tHa nrnno Uso
scheme SOMEWHAT Of a sstHack Thap nsi
iako steps after tie League satbernp in
Eanru.rvt 10 fnrn, az ossr;at NJ ."s ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-11
Bowling.
NEwAnK. Dec 1o.-Below are the scores made IN the
Montgomery tournament last night:

Bowling.
NEwAax. Dec 1o.-Below are tho scores made il the
Montgomery Tournament last night:
romptns lss rersoa. ia H To.:t 49, ''an'A'' ''';
Ai1sa No :n y. 1S5; pnnh.m las; Brown.
West End No. 2aRoot. 1893: Barkhora. lat: ssitz.
q; 4:sIs ''S ss:sSs I M s..n.r ,s,
Third
Alpha No. 2-McLaughiin. ITO: Durham, 1877: Brown.
wes. Enl No Root. l4s; Barkhorn II2; se.z. 157;
Ayres. PA; Browe. 49,. Total $751;
tan! &c at IIackensack on Friday evening. as FOL
or'tnniaII. ~: ri.hbousn; l,l: Van z.ndt
49,: r. s. Bruns aU5 Total. .5si.
spar,an-ke..er lss: KeekeEssn; la; G. Cells 1872:
1896 xuncken. i75; Garri.oi. iIs; Duncan ISL Total
The third game in Carruthsr.a Tournament on Friday
nsss 'n' s.s: III
kInss NJ I:%a ldI losn zss ,7, nan
The Senior. and juniors Of Passayant 4 Co. rolled
series At the fremont House on Friday, the former
team WlnAng two gamss:
sssnae.:nG.Hs1 I.s; c!ias.n; ia, sueae. iss: Il
Junicrs-M.hon 1855: Antilles, Iso: Booth. i3i: sss
man. 40; srhoefer, l+a. Total, 7ot.
e Ton..a,ni: I5s: c; q. T"ns.aint. rs Total. IFS
man 10; seSo Ter u.s. "n ro,s US rs 000'n '' '''
y ssnorsMGah.I 1874; t!ingen iaa Bushoy 49, H.
eJuniors.Ma6on Isl; XnthsW., 10; Tooth. los:
seemAn. l+5: scnoefer. lsa Total 7.2.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-11
Strik en- and spares,

The following are the ofrcers OF the Jolly WON n
Fowiins 'lgb, who bowl AZ furhss alleys on Friday
s.tninYs Pre.dsn'. Ms llardis Vice prrsdrn Mrs
le'sen
hr spartan bowiinr club slscton the following Of
ncfH NrHhetlay afternoon Prrslhrn T.. strait an,
secretary ! nam. 1rcas rcr " N"rrhih CHpiiln
y - "s'ss y" i"F II hoNl ~ Neirs.d.y ar
" u uth ne b-H.utn \ - al l,1
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-11
Brooklyn Christian. In the syw...,um

very fairsized crowd OF spectators watched the
members Of the Eastern District branch gymnasium
In the rst Of their series of contes, last Tuex
day night. The contests were held in the branch
building. South EiS'th street near Bedford avenue,
AMI were a coriing to the most approved V NJ e. J.
termined by points In the evcn,s Tuesday nigh,
Mers me nmituPs ~ which 70 get 100 paints man
points. and the standing high kick feet for ia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-11
our cHxss coRxrn.

seieessor or Frobiems By Tive British Com.
posers.
Tho appended problem in three moves Il By
. Lessor known English probiematist, John
Field OF London. The solution might puzzle
even our crack solvers for time. but will am.
ply repay tho time spent in discerning 1t:
PRoBLEM NO. S1-BY JOHN YIELD.
pLAcE-EioHr PIECES
2. 4. and B6 ' y"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-11
:, The subjolned table gives tho standing OF

sPlayeI an extra round to decide tie. This 10
104 pUin.s above average.
~ T. aved an extra round In two different matches
TO decide ties. This Is 2Os points above
erage.
e Played two extra rounds in enc match on account
Of tie. This score is 2os points above an average
Among the members OF the Whist Club OF
game In this city. some OF whom are Watching
the progressive whist tournament now In
progress in Brooklyn with considerable inter-
est While the New York club does not favor
what is known as the progressive" game. It
is reported that some OF the members are
series OF FIVE point games between q team
from the club and the winners OF the Brooklyn
tournament,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-11

Correct solution, Also received from J, Levy New
New York: Junior. New York: Charles smith. Nest
Point y; Evan. Che.. Club n y: N. D. v-itIe. New
sehpier, Ro.toi Mass: George L. Rockwell, south
Lain. Port Jervs. n. Y; w. Hyde. Brooklyn: A. s
Richmond. Mddletown. n. Y. John NJ. Thompson.
Brooklyn n Y.
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.
j. N. T.. Brooklyn: W H., Brooklyn: w A. o.. New
York solutions as given above will set Won right
u =. New York-Of course No. 70 was intended Tor /,
three'mover J. e.. New York-Much Obliged for your
kindness $3.50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-11
Eonk 50: on Q B 50; X on Q Kt Z; Kits on o u q
ana kt6; b on Y Rs and X BIS; Ps on q n 2, q B g.
wHIrN-rEs PIECES
White 70 play and mate In three movsa

POLLUTION TO PRoBLEMS
4 Richmond of Midiletnwn. N. Y, forwards tho
fonowing correct solution to problem No. 19
NaQ BIS. R-Q5: 2 90 1t 4 cb. Xxx forced;
!. Kt-QR5. K-KB5; :? o-K4mats
ks-QI5 k-Q3: ?. Q-Kts ch. Xxx or K.
=: Htaaoh5 Kos; ,. Ok. 9 CHI. K-os4orHx
It: 3. Q-Kt q mate.
l. kt-o BIG. K-Bs: = o-oB7. P-K4. 3 600
1;.HtoRs. K-Bs: =. o-QB7. any other move
8. XIX mate.
lktaQB5. kt any move: =. Kt-Q CHI. K-oa
8. Kt-Q \ mate.
!: KtS9 6. Kt any move; =. Kt-o CHI. eise.
~hesE.: 2 St-Sb s.E OK, tma.-
CHI. H-Q5or B3; g. 60 d or kt-K4 mate.
Correct solutions Also received from Charles smith,
West Point n V: L. q. Babcock. BROOKLYN: Henry O.
Menls New ORR; Freq w. NJ nisr New YORK.; NJ D
New York: J. Levy New York: Il schncr boston
Mass: Junior. New York: r. c. Appleton Brooklyn; ~
L. Milton. New York: Frank Taylor. Brooklyn
G. Walker of New York forwards the folio wing cor
a mr. M 90 49,
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tho hsSt contest he events will he the shot mt
ana tie pole NAdn. The contests are held every two
weeks ''' ~"
The junior department Of the Eastern District branch
held their Alht".ic contest n the gym YESTERDAY
morning The iecord in points made by each contest
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-11

The water p0O teams of the Cathedral and LenoI
clubs played the second game OF the series IN the
trai tam Nrren tank Friday night. In the first h.t
the Cathcdra scored two goals and the Lenox sWu.
mers ial!ed 10 score In the second half the Cal
da., BY superior swimming. passin and team wurs
scored another goal the Lenox players again faun.
score. Tho feature OF the game the geae'a gaY
ing OF Bull John Ha,cks. and l. PICARD on 10
Lenox. AL three goals were touched by " iu,. Tue
teams pa yed sS follows