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Evening journal., 1892-11-19

BALTIMORE q
ID OHIO r ALL
ROAD schedule in
effect Nov. -, 1892.
Trains leave Della
ware Avenue Depot
East Bound-New
York, week d ay S.
70 O3, - 40,+ Al, +lO 80
a m. +l2 "a, ~ 80, IS 33,
II SO D m. Sundays,
% C3, 1853, 80 80, a
m, 4l2 "a, - %, IS IS,
II 80 . m.
Evening journal., 1892-11-19

sA1uRDAY. NoyEMnER l0. Is0s.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-20

sutellen gema6t. Sein S1mieger<
iobn 9luguft @ilbelm 8ier braute nun
baS ugerIiuer WeiBbicr4 mad biefer
Wetbobe, fiibrte es bel ben Biirgern
gerlins ein uno griinoete alsbann auf
bem @runbitiif 5tralauer StraBe 4,
na9bem er am 9. Nobenber 1892, ipie
Der nod bOrbanbene Biirgerbrief aufs
meift, bas Biirgerre6t Der S.abt Berz
lin erporben bate, cine sBerliner
WeiBbier= 8rauerei."
Sen bamaligen @erbdltniifen ents
ipre6enb biente linn elm fleines @ebduz
be auf benz 9pfe als 8raubaus. Das
&o6en bes 8iereS belorste er ielbit
nnb er fiibrte aud bas fertig gehrallte
Bier feinen aunbeu auf einen &arren
ielbif gu. @nfangs Der apan3iger Sab
re bisfes Sabrbunberts iibernabm Der
Sohn Milhelm gier bic Brauerei nnb
bra6te Iie gu berartiger 8eliebtbeit,
6aB er fein Bier in ben pier3iger unb
fiinf3iger Sabren nur biS 3lt ben Sbos
ren Der Stabt lieferte unb ieber @a1ts
tpirtb, Der auBerbdfo bes SHORES wobns
I te, gen0tbigt mar, bas Gebrdu bier in
Gmpfang an nebmen. eSm Sabre 1861
ging bann bic grauerei mieberum auf
behen Sobn Gilbert Bitr iibcr. Da
bieier leBte Beiiber feline mdnnli9en
gfa6fommen binterlaKen bate, bers
faufie be1en Wittipe, 6rau GIilabetb
Bier, am 20. Meai 1889 bic Brauerei
nit Dem @runbftiids &ompler an bic
6erren Nlbert WeiBe, Gilbert Wi1mann
uno Wilbelm Blau, tpel6e alsbalb auf
bem umfangrei6en @runbftid bon
@runb auf cine neue, mad allen Gors
i6riften moberner Se6nif ausgeftats
tete 8rauerei erri1teten. 3roboem
| fait ole bierer3eugenben 2dnber mad
Berlin ibr 8ier ienben, baben biele
peri6ie6enen 8iere es bo6 ni9t fertig
gebra6t, bas pgerliner WeiBbier"
gu oerbrdngen, pielmebr 1T bic
.tiible 8lonoe" pi6t nur in Der De=
fenlioe fart aeblieben, ionbern au6 gu
energii6er SHenlipe iibergegansen, bat
beutfbe Yropin3en unb frembe euroz
pdif6e 2dnber erobert, ia tueit iiber's
Uteer mad allen Welttbeilen ipirb Der
beimiids 5ranf berIanbt, unb unter
ben Yalmen, nie i'm bo6fen Norben
1T pe6tes" gerliner WeiBbier betlan9t
un5 getpiirbi9t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-20
@erliner SSeihbier.

@s lpirb peitere &reiIe intereliircn,
au erfabren, baB ein redt Berliner
ainb", bic rtiible 8loube@, bas n8ers
liner @eibbier', bieier Gage ibren
bunbertjdbrisen @ebnrtstug feiern
fonnte Oas 8erliner WeiBbier, aus
Wei5ens uno @eritensMal3 bergeltellt,
1T nibt gu pertpe6ieln nit ben aud
anbern1rts unb f6on biel frilber be-
fannt setpeienen nur aus Q8eiaenmala
bergefeaten WeiB- ober Weisenbieren.
Oieies Wei3enbieres 1T f9on in alien
gbronifen bes fiinf3ebnten Sabrbuns
oerts grmdbnung getban, io5. 9. Der
Stabt Niirnberg, in mel9er bic iebige
bon Su6er'i6e 8rauerei als r@ai5ens
baus" beaeibnet mirf aud tueib
man, baB i'm ie6saebntea Sabrz
bunbert in 0amburg unb San<
noper WeiBbier gebraut purbe, unb baB
Elm miBgliidter gerin9 eines 8raumei-
fters 8rspban in Sannooer 3par ni1t
WeiEbier. aber ben emit beriibIaten
8rDiban nber 8renban gel1affen bat.
Sn Berlin unD in Der Marf i9eint bas
Wei3enbier erft i'm lieb3ebnten Sabr<
bunbert eingefiibrt pprben 3u fein,
benn in ben aIten 8rauorbnungen, bic
big aur Mtitte beS Is. Sabrbunberts
nerfolgt iperben f0nnen, gef6iebt bes
Wei3ens als gieritoff niemals Grpdbz
ming, uno Wallenitein flagte, alS er
fi9 1926 in Der Mfarf befanb, bariiber,
baB er bas mdrtil9e @eritenbier ni6t
trinfen f0nne, unb baber nift tpif1e,
tpie er ieinen 9urlt lDf6en iolle, tbeil
in Der Wtart fein Weibbier gu betoms
men mdre.
9ie erlte grmdbnung bes Weijens
bieres in Berlin finbet ii6 in benz 2lrs
titel 6 Der n&epibirten Miblenorbs
nung" bonn 8. ylooember 1880 por unb
lautet bort: .Wenn aud bic grfabs
rung siebt, baB mebr BON ginuobnern
in llnlern &eliOenBen allbier g4eibsn
Bier su brauen angefangen wirb, iuelz
DIES biebepor ni6t gei6eben, 10 poaen
Wir apar ioldes einem iebtpeben gl1s
bigft perg0nnet nnb frepgelteat iein laIs
fen: neil aber bon Weibem unglei6
mebr sesOHen iperben fann, als Don
@erlteH, 10 berorbnen mir biernlit gnds
bigit, baB iiber bic ionlt 9emobnli6e
3ieie unb 9leeiie annog 4 &tblr. bonn
braunen Weibenbier gegeben iperben
isl." 9ie &efusies, benen baS bama
tige mdrtif9e ober aud branbenburs
glide @erfenbier nift munbete, i6eis
men bann ba5 Wei3enbier tpeiter gez
brant uno perpollfommnet gu babeu
yfa6 ben miinblid]en lleberlieferungen
in Der Gamilie Yier berbanft bas ieBt
unter benz gtamen r8erliner WeiBbier@
riibmli6it befannte, aua Wei3ens uub
&eriienmals bereeltelte Bier ibrem
8orfabren, Auguit Wilhelm Bier, Der
i'm Sabre 1902 feline 8rauerei in Der
Stralauer SiraBe begriinbet 6at unb
ieinem Sdmieaerbater, rem &efu9ie
8raueiguer b'Sarrieu, @ntiiebung,
@infiibrung unb Ier0teiiung. GeBte=
rer bate Die erten 8erin6e, bas Weibs
bier aus @eisens unb 8erltenmal3 bers
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-20
rSerrl" ftamtnelte Slater De1ertus.
SD 1oll fort pon 1ier?"

,Serrl1 ftamme1te 8ater Delertus.
sd iolt fort uon bier ?"
Sore n1tb anl &atier 2ubmig nil
nit bem 8opit perbanoeln. Sc 5mtnst
i'm Die gtotb. unb er Mill einen Yrie>
lter 1enben, bod etuen, ser Elm 6eut,
ldes, ritterlides 9er3 utter ieiner
Suite trdst. @r fraste mid INN Hatb
id) bate an Did sebaft. 9tnll
ipil ih, baB On seblt! limb i6 boffe,
oaB i9 mid IN Dir ni6t tdlll1te!"
Serrn SeinridS @orte flansen, ols
f6liige Stabf anf Steir.
lleber oaS 9lntlit bes gaterS RAM
etne bunfle 80tbe; er ri6tete li6 ltol,
enpor. Gsan1 ioll i9 reiien, Serr ?"
rOu ipirlt eS erfabrcn! uno in ans
oere Suft lollft Du mir nod beute =
TT fiiblclloe @letiberluft! gesleitc
MIDI SSas fteblt Su nod? Najdl
Dictipalo, raid !! Sdiir;' Define Suite,
nilnn bas @riesbeil nnb ben 8alts
butt"
9etcr Deiertns trat in bic silaule.
9err Soeiurid) blidte linn na6 nit
iorgenpollen slu9cn. u@elpenlter iiebt
er? &arte nln, mir lpollen lie iagen."
Our 8ergfabrt seriiitet, febrte Eater
Oelertus Suriid.
slls iie BEN @ilbbad entlang sinsen,
fanen iie Sn eiiler Stelle, an ipelher
li6 iiber rlooligenl @runbe cine BlMbt
nit ipic9elnoem @a1er aebilbet bate.
rSerr Seinrib" ia9te 8ater Delers
tus unb oeutete in baS Waier.
p@as lUa i6 ieben ?"
rDieie Seioen - Der Sine trdat oas
aleio Der Stride, Der 9lnoere bas 2ebers
mans, Die artnbruit unb baS gHaiogez
benf. gSellber bon ben 8eioen lit Ser
Yrielter
9err 9einritb lddelte. sd lebe
nur afpet WtenI1enf0pfe :. Der cine
9ran, Der anoere nod i9pars!"
llno betn Hater poran iiberldritt er
ii1eren Ganses ben idpaufenben Stes.
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Staat Obio, Stabt Iotebp,l
QucdS Counts, s. s.


Sranf 8. Gbenep beidmSrt, baB er Der
iltere partner Der Sirm, S. s. Cheney &
o. lit, tpelde @ei4dfte in Der Stabt 2plebp,
in obensenanntem Gountp unb Staate, tbut,
inb bat beiaste Sirma bic Summe ron i'm.
bunbert Dollars fir ieben 6an BON
&atarrb besablen ,pirb, Der burh ben @ebraucb
BON salts &atarrb Sur nidt sebeilt
iperben fdnn
5rant 5. Gbsnep.
Selbmpren ppr mir uno unters
{ ~N~~) i9risben in meiner @esenpart am
SEAL 6. September 81. .. SO.
~ u. 9B @leafpn,
piientIider Jlptar
Sails 8utarrb aur ipirb innerlicb ssnom.
men, unb ipirft birett aui pas Blut une Die
i6Ieimisen OberHd6en bes Spitems 2abt
Guh unipnit 3eugniiie fominen.
3. s. Gbenep & 60, Tolebp, g..
E~ @erfauft BON 9pptbefern, IS Cts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-20

= Ser @eiansperein ,6robIinn"
peranltaltet am 25. Se3ember in Der
&pnpentionsbale Elm Weibna6tsfeIt
nit WeihnahtSbaum.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-20

Wenn Sbr CUTE Weine e baben
wolt, gebt 3u so. @aitanpIa &
g IN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-20

@enieBe bas 2eben /! @ebrau6e
Sutt's gillen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-20

$50 @psmittass.
9.20 -
LIS NaAmittass.
7.05 gtadmittass.
$40 Maetmittasss;
$50 SprmtttasS.
l.30 Nacbmittags.
8.45
$50 gormiittass.
4.50 Nactmittass.
$40 Naehmittass.
4.40
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-20

Die
WO9eutli4e Treie Yre1e fit gerss
erf9eint
ieoem Qouuerfag
unb fofet
$3.50 fit SaS Sabr pber &1.25 II,
e Wonate tn Vuransbesabinmg.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-06
II was Had Judgment.

Local base ball enthusiasts continue in an indignant
frame Of mind over the action OF the Committee on
Players in assigning Danny Richardson TO Washington
the OF the committee announcing that its do
cisions irrsvocabe Now Workers. quite willing
to admit that Messra Young and Phelps have not de-
lbertey sought discriminate to tho injury Of the
local club and they therefore compelled down
the committee's action . OF very
BAD iadam.ns: the psipaeis fact mn New YORK.
team sppears TO have been overlooked by the vtgant
committeeman while they were industrtousiy parceI
and Louisville: and .ssigninK To- Boston number Of
catcher to whom New York gave advance noney.
sent to st. Louis Officials OF outside clubs admit
the eject viii DO felt by visiting teams when the
tickets counted
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-06
BAD BREAK FOR APOLLO.
THAT cLUB DRAGGED IN TIE CHALK
DUST LAST NICHE

Decisiveiy Defeated by the spartans and
Fideiias-Atniantaa and Apollo Now . Tie
for First Place n the Tournament.
The smoke OF battle hung in thick clouds
over the struggling combatants. and the
hoarse shouts OF the latter rose above the roar
OF the artillery and the crash Of falling tim
Der. as tho wooden breastworks fell before the
deadly missiles. 1t was a triangular fight. and
tho shrill cries Of tho factions sounded worldly
in the din OF conflict.
"On. Spartans. on" was the deep-toned
rallying cry Of Sir knight Thum. as he rubbed
some more chalk on his middle finger.
I'm tho name of Apollo. strike for your
eountryP came Ike an answering buele blast
from the leader OF the opposing hosts as he
put some rosin on his shoe soles.
"Fidela to the frontp was the signal OF at
tack from the third party. and when tho mo lee
got under way the uproar was frightiul.
This all took place In Joseph Thum's bowling
alleys In Germania Hall last night. and. while
the contestants didn't VICAR dancing plumes
and ride at each other with lances still the OK.
citement was quite as great as that occasioned
by the gentle passages ut arms in the days Of
chivalry The weapons used last night were
huge wooden bills and the objects lnofiensiye
pna Tae sSS ba the
the tournament Of the American National
sNSes defeat T ss tn p Histories
game each with the Spartans and Fidelas.
AZ the Atalantas had won the , same number
Win lfse RI interest The VA and
s sss oa sr WITH
clubs.
bA Ar sss 5 sss s. sSysases +,
dsieas. ana he HdeIias eysarse%ins them wsis
Victories and three defeats each. w VIA '''A
Ing rooms was filied. and but for the stout
ratings enclosing the alleys the bowlers would
hsy ,s been interISred with - ia.
alleys WERE V two seli ID row 81 br s
for the st
much SsI q chance, fhe0 spartas ana tideliss
rooters occupied the remainder. Of the
II shs SSo 'fs
ers yelled Good boy. spartanl"', And when
the HdslIas were en- gagged IN the the pleasing
href %
The Apool!os were clearly ratified. They were
BY the Fidelias. and their supporters admitted
that they were fortunate In purchasing extra
ordgs tSksts Th the wsy on,
shots. Thum got his bali away arst and Knocked
tSe eolloa vslea an e ana
and the rooters roared. Apollo led for two
frames. to the Intense delight Of the rooters
from over the bridge Then the Spartans
their opponents. Thum began the nth frame
with four strikes amid upronrious excitement,
own way. Graue made q shot in the sixth
frame that brought down, the house. He left
eee Ssm a1a coa6 p and
tween the Apollos and Fidelias was seesow
until the last few frames. when the Fidelias
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-06
The Palnettoe. In Trouble.

That famous boxing organization. the Palmetto Ath.
eac Association OF Brooklyn. whose club rooms are
at Hamilton avenue aud Columbia street, where the
club has neatly furnished home. going pieces
the actions OF the members be relied Tho
ganization formed about two years ago. when sew
eral residents of tho locality interested in amateur
ed the club
On last Labor Day the club had an outing to Staten
Island On The way home some exnberanf Individual
started row. and the President OF the club felt com
member Of ms club wa, elected g M ihs ansxpirsd
leading an apathetc existence Unwilling DO longer
connected with such an President Barrett
voluntarily lays down the sceptre OF office and
looks as though the r A. would have 70 reorgauxs
has Joined the Union A. 9.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-06
Tho Nationals Stag.

The National Athletic Club Of Brooklyn gave In
teresns stag At their club house last evening. The
consisted Of music, singing. and
tricities by "KAuvar' Mulligan. The following were
the boxers who took part:
NcCiuskey end Nahn. N. A. G.: Nike Nulroy and j.
Fish. Brighton 4 O.: Dugan and NoMsnus n. A. c.;
Ross and Houct. N A. c.: Moore and Turner. N. 4 o.
NcCluskey and Jack Sicily. N. O.: Smith and J.
Murphy, krminie A. G.; Keegan and Hene!nan, 2; A. CT
Woods McNamara n. A. O.: Ike jackson. N A c.
ne bout. es,wssn Moore ana Turner: Jaesson ana
Tho principal event Of the evening vss the special
"so" between W. Craig Park C.. and W. Monahan Of
ths O. Which % nc Mo on up The
annual election Of ofcera which takes place next Fri
day There u regular and opposition ticket. and the
supporters Of each confident the victory OF their
fayorteA The following are the nominees on each
Regular Ticket-For President E a. Stevenson; Vice
President. W. D. Tenant: Secretary. /. q. Hagen.
S.ener; rtnans s seerstasy August & Mas; Treas
J. Msddos. 8. Il. sweet J. ?. Brown. Georss MeNsm:rs
foe.r Fasss. G asa len e.. lou. LsSRns r.
s i"F issn S a:s1s
aopncssion TcSssSFer President. Charles E. Bsrner;
yicsPresident, W. Hay; Recording Secretary. l. 8.
E1.nf!a nus Captain
sSds; xssSa;
i swss, Psshn., 1hsn.: 5 sRsi,as1 ria.ss s
En- Ssns a. ssF1s, Stew; w
Cottier. John r. NoSer. Andrew 8. 0lynn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-06
GRAND RACING ON THE HILL
BADGE WINS THE HANDICAP M A
HEAD IN VERY East TIME

Ma Bene s.a Bake John MAKO Hrnstiins
Finish - Text SHOVE what Ne CaA
Do-Brookiyn the Cinch or the Day.
The track at Gutenberg was In splendid
condition for racing yesterday long before the
horses were Summoned to tho post for the first
race. Harrows and heavy iron roller were
the implements used. The usual throng OF
racegoers enjoyed tho sport OF seeing fair
fields OF horses run spirited races In last time.
Badge, favorite in the handicap at SIX and .
half furlongs. ran the distance and won
grand race by q head in :2lk. which would be
very creditable time on the best OF summer
race courses. Saunterer. second choice. came
second, at Badges ears. Rancocas. third
choice. losing second place by length.
Tho talent plunged on Nambeau to win the
first race. and they were badly loft. Insight. D
20 to shot. gained the lead at O furlong. and.
holding It to the line. won BY two lengths from
Bonnie King. Adalgisa colt. second choice.
Ss9Ge hS 9ssss g as and
fourth But the IL the er sse
sure 'Af Thing s The colt opened a. 70
ssasP pr F aSs sS SySs
homestretch: when he gave BROOKLYN his head.
Ra o D ss kcsa easily eS 81 .a ses r seeon
ss M RsS Saf. q d set p s ss pca
nne rsss and ssas Bake John over he line
By head ssccRd ShG 81 se esm IN
n'5 saa% sppns fRfTilns a nis
The last race. but. he was meyer in II. John
Hickey. second CHOICE led all the way, and
.fSSg By Fao anHthss iUi
second place. Summarizes;
THE FIRST RACE.
ssSe sGs $; d. ', &
Fi sSsas as.. sss ~ t: 8 De.n.
dsss:
ks zssss ss SSs:. :5s sss siS
THE SECOND RACE.
fsr Bs sssys IT snS JOIN n'f
xiii,.% Sslsin: & aii%iiss iiS Tsse,.;
Capt Garland and oG Has so Yy:s &c ran
az e ss Hsa:.
THE THIRD RACE.
fc,. :.So ~ Bs 81 nis Bella
4 S:,;: S!:$ S;S: !
s.sl s.s to iss; IL . Psa. John ~
THE FOURTH RACE
Purse $500: handicap: six and half fufonGA
J. Aulinss B: b.. Badge. aged. BY Iu.Used-Ths Bar
Woodcutter and Drt2zle also ran.
Tno lain
Bettine-fen to ION Badge, 70 Against SsnnsersH.
to RancocaA Nutuals paid 38.<b. t2.85. sass.
THE FTFTH RACE.
sy
j. i. ae4Veys ). Niiina Z P.nnyj::::
Beaverhsad stabs's Oh, h. Come, f8l tDinsey).~.
Rettine-six to 8 against Text. to I KrkinA 10 to
THE SIXTH RACE
Purse s<oO selling; ono mile and an eighth.
J. shiedss ch 9. John Hickey. g. by Artstdss-Lady
oiendais s.sSlss eh c Rusns6t l. s5 Gei.onI..
BArnegat Stables b. h. Burnsde Q, 100 (NcDermot3.
Iceberg. Graduate, Gloster Forest King Sir Ras and
Longitude also ran.
Bettine-Three to aRainst John Hickey 20 to 1
&2l.H6.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-06

CAxsRIDor Jan. 5-Today red.letter day In aqua.
tic circles Of the old began training
and Capt. Keton had the candidates In the tank
for the rst time this year. Newell %. Rantoul ~.
and Cummings. 83. all Of them members Of last years
victorious eight. began work, and bv the Last the
week Powers 81. the stroke Of Last years crew. Vail
49, and Perkins win probably begin training. al.
though It Is by certain that Perkins will row.
Lyman in all probability will not row this year unless
great promise the new men are showing. OF the
new men will take his place.
NJ g.; sIade, VS.; bond ~ and 'Ninde 'Ds the first
and the last named being especially good and are de-
Capt keiton aid ex.capt. Perkins made MP the crew
follows: Stroke D. i. SInde. S3: u. q. K. Cum.
%iRgs s;s; Ran't t% , ~; y newell %; AZ.
T. Hawthorne. L. T. This makeup IL. or course. only
temporary. and Will. be changed the last OF the week
when The old candidates come back.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-06
Odds and Ends or SPORT.

"The Broade" a Yorkville organization contemplate
SsSaaaf Ssil tsGs; place next "Wednesday evening At
.nssraSici Sa AZ the ScssSn AsSisC has
s s city Club
ton avenue VIII hold their sA n on Feb 70
saptgred prize. At the Nswbursn boxing tournament
Nike Mulroy Of tho Brighton Athletic called at Tn.
gs sPd thai
6ss S|aS Ms,sS ssas
i xmsfea ,So !: siSo battle. sna
e1Sad: . ounce. ana the hesyss.s pound. sasSes
Tss
sni KS ss f Ss rs;s:
q s:aG Is: '
TS"e x. ;s ssss
dent Charley Noel,
rsasa g.ix e; ss H1ps ' % :a 4.
g, ~ tS Ysss S"gs
u is$: FIJI; I'll ss
1sssss :i:, isS
Es.t ns A Murphy Second Sicsrre;!'
" Sens ss D$$p aa:y.y: isss;ssss: s
X opposition 70 this sciss been dsveopsa
q is's1 f Ssss: e ss Sa ssass;
atssTa ss
do ssy GsR'. CHAIRMAN II n haa:;
o1siss.: SdoiDS kaadsT T. Murphy. "a Felamsn and
Pscv'prsex Jan "A new athletic club; to be known
The club Will have its initial pugiistc feast meet
nx SsH.y' as% an sna as
Tom oRoarke. the hacker Of the coored champion.
and most inluen!ia sporting men 40 the State A.
teres,ed IN tho new org an'.ation Dixon meets Dolly
license for the show Issued by The Mayor who feels
theatre.
Az the annual meeting OF the IudSon boat Club held
Mt its winter headquarters. I2at street and seventh
rsspondins Secretary Thomas Firth Recording
Jones'; Treasurer. Danisi Hissln. Captain. Slceoa;
. sa.na ~ s.Ik LEY
Lowsn,hsl & 4 Sellers Waiter joyce. Fred Roberts;
sais. pass sn Jsn y :. wsss End Hall issw.sa
Ssrs6ip limit nearly reached ''' ''
Ga ssst place Sonss ., ths
Club house; ids = street. and Ms.hing an svsnSs
President Loa,s Weller i7nsncis secrs afs. dus,sys
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DWYxn DANCED AsoUxD oALEAGaAx,
somethiae About Fitsstnnons and AIitchen
They May Fight. but it IL Doubtfai.

eomething About Frtxslmnons and Mitchen
They May Fight, but n II Doubtful.
There was some rather lively talk IN town
yesterday when tho word was passed that
Tom Callaghan. "the Irishman," had hurt his
right hand on the head OF Bill Dryer. the Port
Richmond featherweight, at the Ariel Club OF
Philadelphia on Saturday night rs was told
In THE Bun yesterday. Il seems that Dryer
started in to do cooper around the barrel I"
act. and was quite successful in touching
Callaghan often enough to cause great en-
thusiasm among tho spectators. In tho second
round Callaghan. who doesn't like to be
fooled with. started In to put his
man out He lot 60 his right and
failed to connect on the jaw. but landed
on the rear Of Dwyer's head instead. After
that Callaghan fought on the defensive. and
was touched up quite nicely. The result was
that Dwyer received loud applause for the
showing he made against Joe Early's latest
discovery, The truth is. that when callaghan
blow. 1t might be mentioned. sent Dwyer TO
pun Back 81 hama &hssn es
turned to his corner. and Early saw what he
ha d To- he a. q ordered Ton t
ana Ewyer Rsd al sss Rses oi rs
cSrs, S1s 81 e.. as Yp% from P ss
sssA M Ssss5Ss siSsssSas
Evidently the movements Of the dyer. Char.
Sesns psope g fhem tTsee tse E Nsx
iro% New York on Sunday morning. But this This
Bon't think Mitchell will fight anybody
psHr ss y:. Believe he is In Chicago or some
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s s 90 ss &c sss 81 rs
Alison sn k western and SAKE H.
Xvsrags-s!andard. I5s l.5; New York. 1877 2.S.
ns
tsin.y The wing foo, Quintet are again the yicers
=, $% D,,
SHAW Cute is 'o' More 1907
,5 ssri Sro ey %n f Davis
sisw ts ds ss own ''0 More 1''
both
alleged on Monday night Tho scores:
49, 49, Wshs III 31s
Di';ss ;ss as.1s
ss Ess 6asaSsrs III; asisis ias; ' %asd
N''' - 80 sscoSn GAME.
7 sss III y ws,hs 1885, Hodge, 49,
odsnSsss is SSss it6 Ward isi Tcss az
137: Forman III; Runyon. 100 Total. 13.
ls5 ?D watts Is: BAUM. i4 Total IT. ''o A'no'
SECOND GANK,
IL! En- Esss F"sam4a1 1885, Ludwig
49, SS' Will 49, ssaa 1895 ss 49, K'nn'
THIRD CANT.
En wsSa ii. on So' k.ih s l7o 1ud"
ar aFSsssyHlsnk Hnyo iss
In the Acme Hall tournament of Brooklyn the fol.
lowing games were rolled on Monday evening:
FIRST
Cnsino--Rolphs. 1885,; SoharR. 1913: schultz, ISL;
Koch: l4Hi DShrman, IA. Total. TO .'
Eberle. lCo: kruse. l3o. Total, Ibl
SECOND GAHE.
Prospect Hiil-yan siclen. 1870; Frost. 1l5; Hough.
ton. i8; schenck 1877: Smith, 155. Total. 730.
Koss is2; Dohrasn IDS. Total 7si ''Au''' A'i' "
IIInD CANE.
Eberle. no: kruse, la Total, 7d3
PROSPECT ii.yan sicsn. 1885 Frost. 1877; Houghtop.
The New York Bcyc Gle Club had an easy victory over
the Manhattan Bicycle Club on Monday evening The
New yors bicycle Ciub-Romatns., ISL; Char.
findley l65; Stot. 1874; sohaefer leo Total l. ls2.
| Mcfarland 100; Ford. I3o. Total 913.
- -+v--
Clue wheelen rolled very game in the forn,ors
nlsys 90 Msndsy night Tie iier!ems won BY three
Ioa. W.; Il. Brsan iSs: Macy 70 isc Dfs.e. iYs:
frAst5 126; Brader, l1s Total LIS.
jersey City Athletic Club whselpen-NswkiIS. lsIi
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Curllns At Milwaukee.

MILWAUKEE,, Jan. b.-st. Paul won both the Mitchell
and Darymhle medals In the curling tournament. In
tho second drawing, Brydens Milwaukee rink pit.
ted against NcCulochs ST. Paul rink. and beaten
BY SCORE OF 25 to a. McCulloch then played Robert
son. who had drawn bye. and beat him by q OF
20 to H. much to tho disappointment Of the Alwau-
kee men.
II |. probable that tho Arbitration Committee will be
called upon to decide whether st. Paul shall hold the
medal The National Curling Club rules state that the
medal uust be played for by two Kinks from each club
the combined score Of the two being taken.
Play was well adv anced yesterday before attention
was called to this rule and It decided to continue
the play By single rules.
The conttst for tho Dalrympe medal played this
afternoon betweep tho north and south OF Scotland
men The st Paul curler. had picked their men from
tnsir ,nss unor9ssn They beat Two Chicago Kinks
Milwaukee rink. with John Johnston a. skip, de-
the medal went to st. Paul