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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-05-13
OUR C0lORED PEOPLE.


Mr. Anthony Gregory left on the
9Th for Norfolk.
Mr. JOS Halsey was in town on
the 9th locking well.
Mr. Isriel Norcom, of Portsmouth,
was in town last week.
The girls will be home next week
from school at Raleigh.
Rev Geo. Thompson, of Bethel,
spent Sunday in our town.
Mr.. VIM Parker has returned to
his home in Berklcy, Va.
Miss COr;henia Hosley spent few
days il our town last week.
Hartford has brass Band, The
boys are furnishing fine music.
Mr. John Gillian returned home
from Boston. Mass, on the 9Th,
A grand Spring Tide" On the 25th
at the Fair Ground, Admission 15c
Mrs Margaret Close, of E. City,
spent few days in our city last
week
Mr. Wiley Griffin, of Deep Creek,
Va, has opened barber shop in this
city.
Dedication at Warren Grove
church Oh the 4th Sunday. All are
invited
Miss Martha A. Heath, of Suffolk,
is visiting relatives and friends i'll
this city.
Great many will leave for Ply
mouth next week to attend the As
ISOLATION.
Messrs. Blount & Lee have opened
first class Ice Cream Saloon on
Broad street.
Glad to see Messrs D. M. Lee aud
ThoS Hawkins out again after few
days Of sickness.
Mr. Whitaker Reeves was badly
hurt at the mill one day last week.
Hope he will soon recover.
The Cemetery seems to have been
forgotten. We havn't heard from it |
lately. What's the matter?
Died, on the night of the 9th. the
little child of aIr 81 Mrs R NJ. Lee.
Weep not for the loved one.
The man who complains OF news
paper can always be spotted as one
not taking it, or a dead beat.
Rev P. L. Lite returned from
Fa rfi Id, N. c., on the It'll. report
ing !, fine trip and some good work
Some of the members Of the Bap-
list sunday School met last Tuesday
night to appoint time for their pic.
lfc.
The young peoples entertainment
on the night CT the 9th at Badham's
schoo. house was grand, and greatly
enjoyed by I'll.
Rev r. Fl. Dick returned from
GAINESVILLE on the 9th Last sunday
he raised 500 80 tor the purpose OF
painting his church there.
The lecture on the night of the 4th
at tue Baptist Church by Miss Lizzie
Henry Hand was, in every way,
grand. May her Mission work pos
per.
A word about your paper: We
want YOU to have it, but it seems
thai some have forgotten to pay. and
Ii not paid at once You can no longer
get the paper.
Mrs Mary Blair died On the even
ing of the 3rl at her home on Water
st. after IA very brief illness. She 4.
was IL CONSTANT member of ST.
ohn's Church, and leaves MANY
friends and relatives to mourn her .
loss :
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-06

The Acorn Athletic Club gymnasium Brooklyn was
crowded all Saturday afternoon the occasion being the
annual athletic competitions Of the Knights Of Tenn
perance oil tue United States. Nine companies were
represented by good athletes. To the company whose
athletes scored tho most points handsome silk ban.
ner was offered. Ca vary Company OF New York and
St Georges OF Newbnrgh tied for frat place with
nineteen points each. As Calvary had won a banner
Tor having made the largest increase in Membership
The members of the company allowed the banner 20
to st Georges athletes. The summaries werei
Oneniie Nak-Won by J. B. Heating, Calvary Co. /;
W; DAVIS hsccnsion Co.. second. Time minutes
1t IL seconds
Tug OF War-st. Georges Co won from Calvary Co
by II iEches; Red Gross Co from Erastus BROOKS
60 By = ncGrss Red Cross Co. won from Grace Co.
hy - inrhe"i Red Cross Co. won from St Georges Co.
= One unndred and.twen.y.yard Hurdle Race--won by
sa5 Ss sona oiai. I'm. IS .s 90 D'e'A St
one mile Rnn--won by B. g. Gardiner. Calvary Co;
6 Il Merritt G!acs Co, second Time, minutes
Fifty.yard nash-Final heat won by W. b. Austin.
Galway Co.: /. shubert. Calvary Co. second. Time
Staining High Jump-Won by f: Dayton. White Cross
D!te,e ST. Georges Co. Newburgh. second with feet
Running High Jump.-won by F. Dayton. White Gross
CO. with feet az inches: J. McIiweeu ASCENSION Co.
New York. second. with feet So inches
Wife Cross Co. with SO feet 81 inches, Chas Di,esI
81 Georges Co.. Newburgh second, with 20 feet IN
Pa a,lel Bars-Won by David Man.sr Ascension Com.
pany New yorS 20 points: Charles Differs St Georges
COMPANY. NewhargN, second. is points.
Horizontal Rar-N On by Manser, Ascension Company
New York 10 ,rnin:s: Charles Dttess. St. George:
Conpcti;ion DrtiN for banner-Won by Red Gross
Twentyhird Regiment n C. S. n. Y; Christ Church
Company. PougLkeepsie second.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-06
The Union A. C.'s Final Game.

with the last event in the gymnasium OF tho Onion
Athletic Club Brooklyn, Saturday night the series of
indoor competitions for the season end ed The sum.
mary is as follows:
Fhtten:ysrd Dash HandIcap-Final heat won by
George Fritz q inchesl: Edward BonhaIn (scratchI
second Time. 81 seconds.
Standing Broad jump. Handicap-won by Edward
Bonha'u inches with feet 10 inches George Fritz
@ iichesE Second. with {, feet inches
on. mile Walk, Handicap--Won by John Boien 10
minutes 20 seconds.
Running High Jump. Hand icap--Robert Fl. Whitley, 8
inches, Edward R0nham. inches. and Harry Comp
ton. inch, finished FIRST second. and third
staining High Jump. Handicap-Won by John J.
B0Gn. 3 inches with teet inches; Charles Becker
I inches second.
Hafmi.e Ran. Handicap Won by Edward Bonham
minutes
RI. Running Hop. Step, and Jump. Handicap-won by
oni. wv
Halfmile Walk. iIandicap-won by Robert H. Whit
minurs IL seconds 0
one.m,e Run iiandicap.won by Edward Bonham
minutes Is seconds $1,000
Running Brosd lump. Hnndicap-won by Robert H.
Mhn.eT. foot VIII 10 feet II inches; The points
were td"a't BonGam, Fl: Robert H. Whitley il;
GSorTe EIit5. !: John Bosn. 81 William Bnt and
Charles H. Rocker. each: Harry Compton and James
feeney. q: George Brcsose, 81 Maxwell May. L
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-06
with the Shotgun and RIne.

The Parkway Rod and Gun Club propose to hold a
blue rock tournament open to ALL at Dexter Park dur.
ing the season.
The New York German Gun Club will have their an.
maj shoot and picnic at the Dexter Park grounds
Wednesday, June Is.
After the next shoot of tho Parkway Rod and Gun
Club new handicap committee Ill arrange the stand
ing OF the members IN class
The Wauregan Gun Club will hold their regular va
outing at Dexter Park Friday when ma
and sweepstake contests will be shot OF.
The members of the Crescent Gun Club propose TO
alter the club rne OF scoring lost bird If the bird Ia
not on the wing, If shot at with both barrels.
Frank Stuart of the Sxtyninth Regiment has got to-
gether an aggregation Of rifle shots who will be known
as the lrIsh-ArIs can Rife Team They are open to n
State. ~ - "'
Another lvebird match is being arranged between
NIKE ray ana W H. Rrickner. Ii will be for a big stake
ana the conditions are that each will shoot al
BIRDS 70 yards rise modified birmingham rules; the
loser to pay for the birds. "
The best revolver shot the New York police force
frst precinct lie succeeded lately in making the rat
clean score OF 60 points in string shots on tho
standard American target at the Schue,zen nleys mt
twenty yards, using Smith Wesson revolver.
Woodlawn Park. GravtEend. viii be the seen. on
Tuesday. Wednesday. and Thursday OF this week OF an
Interesting shooting meeting under the aus OF the
fountain Gun Club. large gathering OF the most
prominent trap shooters in The country will no doubt
he present The first two days viii! be devoted 10 inam
hve-brd sweepstakes. a. both singles nd doubles The
NEE ing VIII be held rain shine and entry " iii
he barred. Several Long Island wing shots pronoss
entering Tor the live.bird contests.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-06
Gossip OF the Wheel.

The PARK Avenue Wheelmen of Philadelphia Will hold
race meet on June 20.
Il Minturn Wordrn, the Manhattan A. C. racer will
compete at the Hartford races on JIy L.
The Tourist Cycle Cub of Paterson will hold q race
meet at the Clifton race rack on July =.
The Brooklyn Ramblers have engaged new Climb
mouse a. flAtoush avenue and sterling place
The Harlem Wheelinen wi hold q series Of club road
races on Saturday, June IL. on the Rye course.
The annual meeting OF the New York State Division
O. We League of American NLer!men VIA he held al
Buffalo on June IS
The entries for the Kings County whcelmens races
on June 70 III close on Lane 10 with u. NJ, Lean 2hb
Bedford avenue, Brooklyn
meeting OF the committee in charge OF the frst mn.
mum century run or the Neroroltan Association OF
'yclhg Clubs w be he'd on Tuesday
The Racing ard of the League Of American Wheel.
men nnfe HscideI to suspend from The track Tor Two
WeShs H. ~ staIfori, W 4. LOHrir. j, & Gul and e
T. ram OF PhlladefE ia FOR cOmpetpg IN race NOS
san saho'inned by Tho 'a.n ne following dates have
neon neevh proVtI OF by H. O,rd. June l. 5pItmors
n nnt.. I'm As'oGia e.. y Ing Cubs Of Pialr.
PniA 'u'y sioux city Cycn ~ IEIe o5. Orange
Annette ana Rochester Athe,Ic r,.us, Jay / New
meet at Concord. ''''''''~ -'''''"'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-06
ATHLETES IN THE FIELD.
Cathedral boys breaking Records At Garden


The seventh spring meeting OF tho Cathedral School
Of ST. Paul Athletic Association held at Garden
City on saturday afternoon. Eight school records
were broken follows; Second class, 1ooysrd dash:
hali.mte rum throwing the 12.pound hammer. running
broad Jump putting the l2.pound shot. 12o-yard
burdy race. kicking the football mile bicycle race.
and rum Ing the bases. Tho summaries were:
Pole vauis-won by C. Eustts Jrr with feet llM
inches; NJ Hill with feet "a inches, second.
Throwing the Baseball-won by J. A. Howe with
throw Of 2s7 feet; W. N swords. second.
one.bundred. yard Dash, First Class-Ftnal heat won
by Fisher Osmont, second. Time IL 10 seconda
ono.hundred.yard Dash, Second Ciass-finai heat
won by O. S. tiffany; W. V. Nionan second. Time. II
hsimisS Egnwon BY sa s..ssnss. rE Hyde
iton with So feet mcnes: b. 7. B. Hyde. rs feet
running broad Su%gnwSn sT..d: , with Is
ret nsse s q irsn % 81 fes sa
with feet ii inches: T. E. nyds. Jr.. ! feet IS
fgt.ins fwsive;pouna she,-wOn BY R 7 R Hyde.
fssf G'ff by
EnT 4 e. an 'ga e AZ :sS0 @on
s ~ BS,sf Ilii; + Saravs and Wv
TbrowIp NV iv; u1 'iiiG,umW.rwon nv W Ham.
n,on, VIII Is ieetS nchss & T. b hyde second, With
Kicking Jlc Football-won by ] A. Howe. with 14s
Sncmy f:ySis RACE MsndiGspHWon BY e ". Car
man time. minutes 80 2'a seconds: F. A. Lorraine,
obstacle EA.e-won by =. F. Barker: C. ". carman
onelntc RUn--won by z E. swodoner. Time. min.
rpttns the SiNteen.pound shot-won bv B. r B. HYDE
With 81 feet. w. hamilton. second. with SO feet .
Running Base:-won by W. V. Swords: T. R. Fisher
'f siSndns RF6a io iSf@" hy W Hamilton with
fS ~ nSSfs ss esi nfhs'
"H fh :"S mr. 81 Sy nsmSn with IS
swo sscSnd me e Is asn won
i'.. --i.c Walk-Won by L. Marwg.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-06

The Dock Department Demand that Oars
men Must Pay Rent.

Yesterday was tho busiest day seen on the Harlem
River for some time There was considerable comno-
tion and excitement among the membcrs owing the
receipt OF an official document from the Dock Depart
ment of this city requiring the occupants OF
boat houses to pay rental to the city for the water
front occupied by them The following copy the
docgmen received by each boat club located on the
. 10 he h.uoi.o tan Boa, cub
psparsmsat Of boss q The city Of sew Tor4 isvd
Api, - is"Ti me s0.Iow,nG reso,u'ion was adopted
houses or hoas located city property be required
SQUARE foot EeT a,,ngm from May pros mo, payable
ontny 70 the o ,, OF ne district in which
"Ksspsetfu',y yours " AUGUSTUS T, Doea.n7r.
L this resolution is to be carried out it means the
nnn % Of syer rEws SI43 on as haF.m
Club who Would be the heayes; sufferers. ts!t resy
Fourth avenue railroad bridge south. octapiti by The
GrameEey b: &. .rsscen, 4 g., Nom are 4: e, Wy.
Tss'SIs .; sGs New iorA Central ,liT@aa a.a SUIT
Ina; al q inc boz. houses H. sqaa,,sr.
now lies, No definite action has been by aEy
the uhs as yet but it is Likely meeting WAL soon DO
Waiter b. Pee, Of Columbia co.rg announced that
he wSTd give. give M G e$4ei!ion MS maThne
Boat Cubs house foot NJ l45tn street, TIE exhibition
outrigxtrs was Tie mncn,mt. whcn consists Of a
ineIys deep. in which the machinery works,
tho ouirigger and fruu. i. fore an! aft were
lines representing distances ut from three feet SIX
incheb to I'VE feet SIX lnrHeS whicA represrnts tho
average sweep OF the oar when rowing. In the
chine Is strip or paper upon wAtca taltc pruril
records every move II the oar The reach aud unIsh
OF The are accurately told. am MI Poet claims
that Will atso clearly show at what par Of tr stroke
,e SnEsn as appes ms s.FSmEh ms is sH"wn ON
denoted by The 6!ackncss Of the part OF he Mr.
Feet enehvOred TO show this part Of his eYIco. but IL
WAS only another demonstration OF the fact that you
cannot row on land.
The Nassau Boat Climb sent barge crew To Wilers
Pou Where game o. baseball was played with the
officers OF the garrison. Tho MrtTOpuil,HIS, FIRST
Bohemians Friendship Crescent. aud WyaneHc clubs
sent crews to College Point.
The Long Island kcSht II, which takes place June
25 is the next important event winch Is atra us the
oarsne uttcntI n, ami the captains OF he dicTrut
Clubs were yesterday busy lpOing around for material
for crews to enter The Gu; outlook ID Tor fairy
good entry list from the ilarcL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-06
Fast Wheeling in Ph,ladr,phin

PHILADELPHIA June THE second animal race meet
Of the Century Wheemen held to-day on tho
grounds Of the Toga Athletic Association The River.
stdo Wheelmen of New York city the chief honor
Of the event by capturing three quarter.
mile race George Smith, Riverside Wheemen, won in
.! o5 seconds The summaries follow:
Onemile Novice Racs--WOn by II. \. SwanE p A. W
second.
onenlie Race-wou by A. b. Rich, "; 5. II. Bill.
yen. p A. w. second. Time. minute 30 IS second J.,
One Mile. $3.50 Clasa-Won by j. Diver. A. C. ;. v: X
r. Rich. N W. W., second. Time. minutes So 3-5 sec.
Onds.
Quarter;mie Open Race-Won by George smith, R. W
Time 81 3.5 seconds y H. Bilyen, P. A. w, second
one Mile, Tandem-Won by J. H Drawer A. O. )
and mate; '. j. Kelly A. q. .. n. and mate second
one Mile, 81 % Class-Won by W. W. Wells i. j. a. G.
Time minutes 40 seconds. W. T. Bil.sn II. A W ,
second. 80
Ha!t.mile Racs-won by A. i. Rich, r. W; s. H. Bill.
yen !; 4, W. second Time, IN mute n As seconds
One Mile. 800 C,ss-Won by ". Ii. Wells. n. J. 4. C.:
A. n. Rogers N. Z, W, second Time. minutes al 20
seconds.
one-mile Handicsp-Won by j. II. Draper, A. C. s. NJ
II o. Douglass r. A. W.. second. Time. . minutes
81 2-5 seconds.
ono Mile. = so Class-Won by I. B Marriott $ Ew
seconds,
one Mile Safety, handicAp-won by ;. r. Marriott s
4. ": 5. II. Bhyen, T. A. w. second Time. . minutes
SO As seconds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-06
WHEELING
The bicycle Trade.

There better illustration OF the activity in N,
cycling trade last week than the crowds Of riders b
were In all sections OF the city and vcip
The renting business was far in o. any rrts
during the present season. The demand seems t. n.
light for pneumatic tired safety wheels although
quite few cushion. tired wheels are being sold n.
dealers say that there are no calls for ordinary
machines.
There was special sale last week OF IFS bicycle,
LOT OF acincs which were disposed OF at rideu
bearing s.teties which they are oaeftns
at special price OF 500, and also a sioeh OF boSS
TsiSn my B ss ~ 81
great nnmber OF cushion.tired Victor wheels Their
msnd. .N' ''' INV III 'e-
4 number OF el Model Humber wheel. and Gale.
ling bsiy Gales 81 BrosdESy. p'''e' ny s'n'Ses
James g as,w,n o. L igo Fulton street Bsootyn. 10
Eagle and ss III machines. Ne " ''''''e's
me SsSs S;cnesny Of Si Eighth
Bowman 4 Collins and Nuttal, at Eighth avenue ana
Fify.sixih street are the Uptown agents for the 90
EI ilcT.m.n Q, sai Broadway {. the sg.n, for tn.
follow NJ INES OF wheesi Lyndhurst, Rambler VieNs
The American ormondo Cycle Company of 2osl
monde wheels a large variety Of second hand wSec!
J. 3. Poorman Of Cincinnati carries large stock "
The 1892 model srolite wheels becoming quite nor
ular. is handled by John Thornton Co. or as N.~
me outPa. Of tn. Pope Manufacturers COMPANY :.
constantly putting out large orders for their
The Charles sehwale.sh Cycle Company. at ria,opsa
neiehborhood Of 200 pupils each week, They hand
Victor. and Remington wheels
he wei.knowu instructor ". 5 Maltby, has we'll
appointed bicycle academy at Fftysecond aai
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-06
Breaking IA yvi.l.an.nureh Record.

The competitions Of the Williamsburgh A. A. which
were hell on their grounds at Bushwick yesterday
morning, were a!shy interesting Walters broke the
haItmile running record OF the association. The re.
sults were;
onehundred.yard Dash. Handicap-Final heat won
b! GTea'es: Cotiaux, second; kiFAwood. third. Time
IL seconds
Running Broad jump Handicap-won by william p
Kaiser. inches: howard Fa,es, inches. second
Pole Vault SGrstch-Won by Arthur s. Wood. with 8
fee inches; WIZ am 4. klrk wood, second.
one Far W Eln-Fnai heat won BY Greave.:
COtaHN second Time. rs As seconds.
Han n.l.e hun-N0n by Samuel A. Walters, scratch:
LoLh IL Lr""|. 20 yards. second. Time. minutes
"a - SECONDS
Tw".mrle Kuu--Won by T. Robert Lynch. 10 yards:
Char e> Shes lao yards second. Time. IL minutes 20
seconds
unch undrci.yavd Dash-Final heat won by Rosa
COlln. second Time, II seconds.
:, tanning iign Jump-Won by J. Ross. with 8 feet; v.
kirkwuOd second
F"r.nUndTrd'ani.forty'yar Dash-Final heat won
b. NAttss; brown second Time, 5S 35 seconds.
one nI!c Run-W"H ny ]. Chrlstman; J. Mccormick
nj. iilpe ~ mates % seconds
20 iprr y inches V Moore second.
Ha.tnlie Nh.k-Wol by J. Clay; r. Taylor second
Time. minutes IS seco Is.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-06

Billy REID OF the varIus Boat C!ub's Athletic Com.
miitee covered himself with, glory yesterday In the
athletic game, de t.Gsd n the yaruDa grounds Bay
kldse. The results wtroi
One furung Iiun,e Eacs-Fina! heat won by SPELL
man VITA Er!d yer. close second. Tine 29A5 sec.
Six.lnrGrc,l-yari Handicap Rpn--Won by George
Bodnr 90 yar!. villa II ,te!! go yards. second
TIM, minute III se,'.rs
Batrc IL yard, .rr.a' Thomas go yards) second
Time HiHsr.s :. q t'unts.
Sr,rnty.ute .Lrl llsaI rgI-FinR heI won by j. A.
Meyr., &c yards H. Me.Nn = yafds) second. Time 81
seconds.
Thgr-hundret ard Hsmi,eap11Final heat won by
Ri,gar4 Il, 'oa.n' 20 ysT!s William Ii. Reid az
yart,) second. EI.r. BILg seconds, Wv
one ni.r hlu Tan l.7ap- Won by Richard H. Collins
tscrat III. lHIr.r, OmsS loo YARDS second Time
minUt,s ID sruuu4s
iHe ron .wrrc; Rchnrt i Collins, 1oss william
n Ned arG george Bud.H-, 10 each: John II. spemsn
~ = a.i = lA0nas Il; j. y Mayors, 3; Ii Melvin s.
4 M,ga.r, Thomas Trace, aud j A. Rogers. ! each.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-06

The first annual competitions in field and track sports
OF the Flushing Field hub were decided the Flush.
Ing Racing Associations haltmile track at Flushing on
Saturday afternoon. The results were:
Sky ward Dash-Wun by charles c. Downey; Walter
Anns srcUn.. Tug, ! - seconds
standing BROAD 'ump-W0n By Edward Murray with
S feet HAl inches Arthur Mo ina second
Putin X the S.Sfren.pourd shot-WOn by Charles g.
Murray with - tee; 80 inches; Edward Murray sec
Ont
oucnuniret.yard pash-wou by Walter Annis: Chas
c. uowHry, sr,und Tine. ia seconds
hnlt Me Ru'.W YIN by James Z. Bunting; Robert
DusaIL second Tame. -. tcronds
Oue"I'e Na.k-."on nJ Edward Murray Charles
Murray second. Ilme. minutes a5Sl seconds.
nul,a.I.s Sa!r'y Bicycle kbct-WOn by Edward Rich
ards ~, Charles Gutter second Time. minutes l4Is
Seconds
une.in,!e safe.v Bicycle Race-won by Edward Rich.
ards, n, Ir"Tgc N0Fro second.
TIE pu.nts w.rr as follows, Edward Murray. ID; Ed.
ward Richardson. 10 C'arles DowHey, Waiter An.
ms, ana Charles :. Murray a tie, with :; James z,
RuEtin., ., A. Molina t.arts CATER, George MotTe.
and Robert puga.la tie, with points.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-06
Gossip OF the Courts,

That good. big. strong han ded lad John McEvoy. had
have cropped out of sight entirely.
John Common i. is said Y satisfied that George Han.
Christmas.
to ina h ,G.
urday but Macom's powerful left hand and good head.
work showed him to be at least class higher than
nimbie Lyman.
There are rumors that Tommy Dunn. win Sc. sail for
win John Conner sh. DO played In some Irish conF
can run the wicklow giant to death.
@ Il. ms 81 Franz snf
r.venss and COMPANY sf mildly Hay
say go and get reputation nrst"
Capt Billy Rose writesi was little ont of PLAYING
gear last week. but I'll have no excuse tomorrow.
in Tins play MS best to b
him hin TIA, I'm bis boss at landba why then IL adm:
his task OF training sulliv HIS muscular form was
pa!r Of dart blu. ,sst Knee Sreechss
the great expert more lively in court. e' A'''' %"
s and ~ MSs me. a.
reasonable match with Billy but the latter wanted 4
eSg,ns ths I'D r mo-, sui. he nsh s4
ought to be proud OF their man.
Got Tom MsehHn is usually man Of very few words
hs ar"n from be h IKE al
one says thar he intends to training from this
ton with such players as Major Carmody Hughey Don
Capt Rose and one or two other players OF the Fit
teenth Class" of the Brooklyn Club
Notwithstanding that he and Patrick Barrett warmed
John La vor and N ROr,y in the incest style or hand
nai! art John Malcolm appeared little dissatisfied
" 1t wal too soft thing" he said II ike hard game
from end to end. something Of the style that Doc
Smith and myself present when such men as Mr. Casey
and Jimmy Dunno stack up against US" Malcolm 1t ia
said. is willing TO become Brooxiyn legislator.
The Spaniard" and Hugh Gilhooley walked into
the Brooklyn clubs court arm in arm on club day"
and ne easy carriage and general tony of
that man !" why. don't you know him :, n Well
known enthusiast replied That's the new smbnsss
dor from Spain to the United statek He's gong To
build a handbai court in Madrid. and wants some
points"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-06
Charles Pelham Clinton. who is well know
Valuable yrotters Destroyed by Fire.

LEXINGTON. June 5.rhis afternoon Wood
burn Farm training stable for trotters was
destroyed by fire. together with nine horses.
sulkies, and paraphanala. The whole valued
at $4,000, with no insurance.
Thirteen horses were saved from the burn
ing building. but the following highly
bred and promising ones persisted: Pas
time. 2:27ts. by Lord Russell. dam Noon
day. by ST. Elmo; Engordine, b. c.. 3
years, by King Wilkes. dam Engewooi.
by Belmont; Teneriffe b. C.. 3 years.
by ,Steinway. dam Tulip. by Alexander's Alb
dam Dolly. dam Of Belmont. IT.. 2:23L4; Anti
Eohe. b. {, years. by Harold. dam Minnette.
dam Puelln. by Harold; Petroline b. f.. 3
years. ~ Lord Russell. dam Petrel, 10y On
ward; Radiant. b. f.. years, by Lord Russell.
dam Rosa bella. by Belmont: Solvent, b. T.. 3
years. by, Lord Russell. dam Minna Wilkes. by
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-06
Flying Over a Thousand Mile.

PnILAprLrHIA. June 5-Ths Pittsburgh birds made
their first trial for the prizes to-day and while far
Of the Fall River ngures their speed is the made
date this season TO Pennsylvania lofts The entry WAS
sixteen birds fve hens and eleven cocks of W. H. HI.
lehrecht. Jr Tho start from Consohocton O. COZ
miles distant, The hens were liberated at IL A. NJ
Contra! Standard: tho cocks steven minutes later The
first return was Springfield Belle The bird was on, Z
hours minutes and covered the distance in the
age speed of 1.18e yards per minute. " 1''
The next lily Will be from Springfield, O., 200 miles
next sunday. The Journeys arranged for this eek are
from DanNie Vas to the Pos, Clubs lofts. Wash ne
from High Point O.. to tho Bellevue lofts PhIlade
81 IA: from %s;,hIg,Sn BY the TnurstSn nine, Fail
Fan River and the Williams hens Providence; from
Madison Square Garden by the birds OF J. W. Brown