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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-15
Our International Cyclist Representative
Returns Home.

Chairman Raymond OF tho I. A. ". Racing Board
who went abroad to represent the League OF American
"heenen ut the International Cyclists Conference.
arrived home on the city Of Paris yesterday party
of members Of the Brooklyn Bicycle Club OF which
club Mi Raymond Is an official, chartered a tug and
met Mr. Raymond 4 own the bay. In taking to SUI
reporter Mr.. Raymond announced that his trip WAS
highly successful. Tho representatives OF tho various
amateur organizations enthusiastic in the
formation Of an lniernhtinna! G$rhsts' Union. and
PROMISED to scnd delegates TO the initial meeting
hcd IN { hicngo r"Nt August The English and French
assorlations will send teams Of four men each, while
the other countries will each be presented by two OF
their cl,aInnions
MIR. Raymond was very reticcnt about the amateur
question. lie acknowledged that the question hal
been thoroughly discussed and that 1t is likely that the
HiNeFcnt associations viii adopt IA uniform amateur
rule. but further than tins he refused to talk.
Mr.. RAYMOND VIII Sc, 10 work to arrange
for the inter ntioi.a meeting
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L4sKER AMONG TIE HOOSIERs
lie Wins IL Out Of ~ c:ames-His Match
with .ShOMnltcr.


LoGASspoRT. Ind. Dec flowing TO faulty
Information Laskers arrival here was delayed
until yesterday The meeting OF tho State
Chess Association so far las been SPLENDID
success.
Tho tournament is to be in two classes. with
eight participants in each. Many guests are
present and more are expected. The terms OF
the match between LaSker and Showater have
been satisfactorily arranged. Three games
Will be played between these two cont cstantS.
Play will begin to-day and be continued to-
morrow and on Friday. After four and a half
hours of play Il recess will hs taken. Tho
time limit has been fixed ut eighteen moves
an hour Tho match is for purse Of 500
Yesterday l.askrr gave II simultaneous aN-
hiiitlOn against fourteen members Of tho In
diana state Chess association. l,e started in
lowing team; DR. i. G. stevens. +. e. 1hrock-
martin. ". ". Painter. John Mcclure. A. i.
jerks. Q; O.. Ballard. pr. Hermann. nr. T. j,
Lerch. NJ. VI. Ilo-s. j. j.. Mcconnell. c. J..
liauch. J.. l. Ti!'Urd. Vim. Lee. and II. q.
Brown.
At lU:45 he had disposed of thirteen oppo.
nents. but lost tho remaining GaiEeto II. c.
Brown. The contest was an unusually Rpir-
tied and exciting one. asker in Stcinitz
tIaulbit, early lost piece hy an oversight,
Brown, playing with cOnsummnte Skill also
Won pawn by pretty combination. md then
forced the exchange Of queens. Finally. ~ .
fine sacrifice OF his rock. he Iueened pawn,
whcreupon Lasker resigned. Brown was the
only player who heat Showalter in u stimuli
famous performance on Monday.
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Racing Results at New Orleans.

NV ORLEASs. Dec. 1.-the track was heavy to-day
Gully two tavorites won.
First Race-Selng: five AMI half furongs Einp.
6illet 40 G. Mcdonald. to 3. won by length;
Jnus Sax 100 tkcnoej Ito second! Bret IIarte lo5
Baker, to 2. third Jlnr. I;l3.
Second Race-se!ng: six fuf!ongs. Henry owsey.
lO2 (Blum). even money, by length: Beeswing
1o2 tsnrgent. TO SECOND; Nathan Frank. li3
(Easley), 3 to =. third. Time. l:.l.
Third Race-SellIng: mile. Primrose 100 dor.
dAaL to i won easily By length and ahaif. Elaze'
duke. 100 DESMOND 10 =, second; Bonfire. loo tB.
Shieidsl Toto third. Tm", ;+3',.
Fourth RaCe--For twoye Odds. Nv. furlongs Car.
RE Pearseii 1913 tGem6eiY Htp l. won bands down Ny
three lengths; scotmn Belle lo3 ipesnond). toI
second Little Cad los Davis. at" hr. Anne. :Usal
Fifth Race--liandcap! ono mile and seventy yards
Sir Planet 70 WemoctIl, = to =, won hy lcryths
John q, 20 Jordhnl . TO- second: Rally. l06 dcn.
arisonl. TO 9. third. Time. %.
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AUSTIN GIBBONS ArrEn BIG GAME
Wants to Fight Billy Myer. and Money Has
lleen Put Up to Cnnch the Match.

lleeu Put Up to Cnnch tho Match.
Austin Gibbons. the Paterson light weight,
who went to England q few months ago to
fight Stanton Abbott. was one Of the passen-
gers on the City OF Paris. which arrived here
yesterday Gibbons looks as if he was enjoying
the best OF health. He seems to have broadencd
out some since he left home. and many judges
who saw him yesterday believe that he will
find 1t pretty difficult to get down to the light
weight limit again. Gibbons now weighs
about 165 pounds.
Charley Norton. Jim Gibbons. Paddy Cor
man. and Frank Conley were at tho dock to
welcome the Paterson boy. 1t looks now as
il Austin and his brother Jim have patched
UP their grievances A few days before Austin
left for England the two had n falling out. and
this was the main reason why Jim did not
accompany his brother to the other side.
After leaving the ship yesterday tho party
were driven TO the Police Gazette office A Sun
reporter saw them there. A few minutes later
Judge Newton OF the Coney Island Athletic
vi got tirei staying in England doing moth
ingn SAID a93,n; and I'm glad to get home
to fight in over there. Even when some OF the
out to be very rink. Most Of the fighters are
now look ing forward to America as an alter
native against starvation. and within q very
short time you can expect big consignment
OF thcm here.
The reason why didn't fight Stanton Alb.
bolt was because was sick and out of cOnui-
ton. l thought it was better to lose my for
felt than my reputation; and SO | refused to
fight. was examined by physician in tho
presence Of the club members n few minutes
before the fight. and the doctor told me that it
would he folly for mo to 90 into tho ring. ] can
lick Abbott any day; WAS anxious to ngnt
him when got well. but he refused"
he would Ike to meet Billy Ernst Of Brooklyn
for II mted number Of rounds at the Coney
Island Club.
Not at present" interposed Jim Gibbons
who will look ont tor his brothers interests in
the future. He wants to fight Billy Myer
% {" Iys got Money to fhoT ,MAt mean
pocket $3.50 In bills and Immediately de-
h" | will meet All Kennedy. Myers hacker,
half way between hero and Chicago" contin.
ued Jim Gibbons. and arrange n match for
also allow llyer, the privilege Of naming tho
any time. Should tho latter fail 10 secure
lacking for q side stake, will withdraw my
deposit and fight iora purse only. I'm Very
anxious to arrange this match. and j will 20
MI the way to Chicago to meet Kennedy rather
Say. Jim. the consy Island Club will offer
you n purse for that affair IL you decide 10
battle for a purse only" said Judge Newton.
bn they WI haze 3 nothing to do with it if
al rlshT; YIN have this. hxed satsfac-
f'Piha o 81 Near NY y2 no@: thsn
anywhere else"
Austin Gibbons also said that before he left
England he saw Mitchell. and tho latte earn
estly declared that he wanted to fight Corbett.
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DICK pCEGE.

t fla ssr is 81 Ss s snS Sss sandy and hno
look. His countonance bears elltale marks Of
many many battles ne has engaged IN liis last Hs
isated M more k than ons mm' is
terpart Of Pat Cahil the ex amateur middle
weight: Rnrge T. ~ years OF sge IT. a nd hns
here. lie had Sam Blakelock under his wing
Among the many who met the English ,pugil
list at the dock wers ,Johnny Eckherdt. the
teeree q the %oFe cne Snni M9
the sSsf S ne "aH s and s
Auliifie". He lis Is the Acknowledged chamrion Of
America. want to win the championship OF
The. world. l can do that only by whipping
:. viii make match with him for $500
side at catchweiGhts or at the light weight
II shall in all probability return to England
without q match unless get change at Nc
A he wal not S ihat s 9ns would not
10 likely to fight for less than $4,000 or $lO.-
0o9 side. he said:
BurGe further said that Judge Newton Of the
Coney island CLUB had called on him and said
meet MeAulias but It ho said that ii no could
40 s % civ ,0l Aa tim.
Burge. in company with Mr.. Mcdonald. Hag-
gerty. and Teddy Wilson. who brought .Icm
Carney to this country to fight Jack McAuiire.
and saw Can't. Williams of tho Crescent Club.
Phil pwyer. and few other sporting men who
were dining in the cafe. Capt. Williams said
the reason why he was not on hand to greet
Burce was due to some personal business that
he had to transact. He expects to have a talk
with BurEs to-day. and ii is likely that he will
make him an offer.
INDI.NApoLIs. Ind. Dec. 14.--Jack McAulfre,
champion light weight. says he will accept the
oiicEof the Crescent CITY Club Of New Orleans
to fight Burce. but that tho date will have to
he set after his theatrical engagements to
fight in March.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-15
To.day's Entries Mt Guttenburr,

First Race-For maidcns: four and . half fnriongs
Blue Bird. Cuipepper liz each: friAn colt lo5 strap
10I Suspense iy. lO3: Lizzie IT, ~: jim mic Lauliey
%: Don't Know. ia.
SebOnd Racc-For beaten horses: selling: mile.
Fir George H.. Common sense. GcnlOchy Harry ire.
land Power. ~ each; farllay. us: leNaion Sc d
Ing George G.. walter krtm Quortermastrr. 1l3 each
Third Race-Sellint; four and halt furLongs Ben.
1Amin 1lb: nr. -lnuth. ITO. Elm stone Mamie b. b..
Mucisge. 1O7 each; Van s. l0i: Rel Kim. UuiNblrr.
1ol each: 2ingAra Marmon La;inue Mary NJ. 90 each.
Fourth Race-For yeArlnss three furoHgs. West
Park flekI colt. ia eAcn; jennie ". UormcrIy Fe.
Ncity filly 10. I"taro. Annt e. my. Martha lilly.
1o7 each. Miss Annie. loi: False 81. M!nn:e EsOwn
nly. ~.
ffth fac,-srliinc; ono mile. King Crab 1T: Riot.
] =: E"neH~:ch. 10: kirkOvcr 1906; Signature. lOG;
th,rs'r:oah. lai ENce!Ivnza fi!y. 400. MolIie Da-
sixth rare-ss'ltng: SIX and a half fur!ongs. Silver
rr,nce. liz. -. Dcns. K"morse. III eacE; Paradise.
jlD: rerststci"e. loi: Mayo. B., Lallah, los each;
CM:nnt. lNi. BoiivAr. lO2. iieperus ".
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THE TALENT STRIKESIT RICH.
SUNSHINE DTSSTPITEs THE FOO on
THE MIL AND EITORITEs WIN.

Renie aud Kindness Finy, First Choice Maid.
ems. Capture Pur-cs-Bel Demonio Wins
by - Observation-Disclosures In IA Driro.
The throng OF regulars saw Transformation
scene at the hilltop track yesterday. Just as
the bugler's blast summoned the horses Tor
the opening raco sunshine broke through the
heavy pail OF fog and the gloom changed to
cheerful light. The talent smiled when hcnie.
favorits in tho first race. a dash for maidons.
beat Laurenska, tho pacemaker. By length
at tho finish. and their faces fairly beame ed
with delight when they saw tho Kindness hl!y.
top selection in tho second race dash for
juvenile maidens beat the suspense filly. 10
to / shot. by head on the post In fact.
ali the afternoon. Eleurette. even favorlte
with Gold Digger in tho third race. came IN
the homestretch and won by a length, Gold
Digger snatching tho place by head from
Charley Wilson. Duke. John. l. o. u. and Bon
fourth race. l. o. Y. won BY a head. hon
Voyage taking SECOND place from Duke John.
.brd ~ hS nave h s hest Of
and he lasted long enough to win by n head
from Burlington. tho ,inyotite. Wostchester.
by alength. Freezer boating Sir Walter head
for second place.
FIRST RACE.
Purse $500. for mAdens: selling hve furlonga
SIos,srs Or. RENE, s. by fofcstet-Mits Lizzie o.
ioysse i. m L.prsn.ta. GanninsGa ann :..:
r&s ssS 4.n lima a' E AyS Sns
atol; Lsurenska. 7tol: Jerdnet. 1tol
SECOND RACE.
Purse 5000 for m alden tMoyear o!ds: selling Allow
smiths ri by ~ San - r. , 90 tdrf''n,.. /
Camden stables !. G Hue H'fi formerly Lady Riri ;.
spot Don't Know Cnfnai,te. beceittui, Lizzie T.. Ada
p and Iran y"lt also ran Time, l:o+A Betting
Sius BIRD, StoI. ' '''''O ''''' ~ -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-15
DICK DrRRE ARRITE,S.
Enginnd's Iight-weiGht Champion Here to
Fight Jack McAuiine.

Among the passengers who arrived on the
steamship City Of Paris shortly after noon yes.
terday was Dick Burge. the English light
weight champion. Burge was accompanied
by his trainer and manager. George McDon-
aid and ]. Haggerty. tho professional short
distance runner OF England. who holds the
record OF 103h for 100 yards Burgess mp
pearance was tho subject Of much favorable
comment by those who saw him. lie is n
likely looking fellow. OF a very gentlemanly
and modest bearing. To tho casual observer
he looks moro like successful business
man than fighter. He stands 5 feet ~
inches tall. and weighs at present 154
pounds. His shoulder development is very
marked. and his limbs arc well formed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-15
Johnny grimm and Is,n narter Matched.

The nest international nght OF importance TO lie lie
cdei Ter the auspices of tho Consy Island Athletic
CLUB VIII be between Johnny GrifiIn OF Brantre-
Mass. and Biil Baxter Of England. Late Tuesday
night judge Newton sent $3.50 10 Baxter for eNrenses
and the latter will bail Tor this country imueia
upon receipt Of the money 'irtn has already signed
and Baxter VIII aflN his signature upon hls arrival
here Tho men Will night for purse oi $4,000 ut IT,
pounds. anu the battle wi.l take place time ia
Eel
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Jim Robin.n Going to Europe.

The Manhattan A. e. lost Champion who has done It
yeoman service when A. u "coTg. sailed far England
en- the Il. NJ. S. Majestic. yesterday afternoon.
jim Robinson. tho u. A. g. athletic manager TAs
also q passenger
Both were board the big liner after they had
bid adleu 10 an i'm POSING Of amateur champions
and sos ial friends Robinson tai La WAS iust escap
ing for few wo.ks holiday after the h'Tsln OF no
athletic and football season. Ito seemed agferaoy
surprised TO learn ma George MAS lri.or p.srhter
and emphuticay denied tlat Il WAS u ptcoHceTIcu
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The sale of boxes for tho Press Club carnival o. spor,
was continued at the 81. james Hotel last night and
he the sales were few the results gratifying
Tho event Of tho evening WAS the purchase by II. W
Hamilton. representing the BArnuni and Bailey show
oI box ~. for 500 Ih.n Mr. am..tOn prucee drd 10
donate the box to the i.ss tun To 10 sold again. aud
Eugene Van SchaCk a!d j A. Cantor took II at Sltn
Among the nler purchasers were J. ". Morris. hoI
26. mt $50: walter Il. Phillips hON 30. At $40; St.vo
BrOdir. boz 81, al $780, trn"st poryAl. hos 20 NJ $50
Arthur .. Lunley. hUN 30, at $50; r. Kdgwav drlGtI
box A.. al 81, NI"o!l LHd ROT. box -, So Buly
Edwards also spoke for three boxes at 25 eaci
There ar" sttil iUrytwo arena boxes I" be snd Dia
grams will be places on tao Sto Exchange this after.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-15
A New Trot,iue Proposition.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Dec. 1.-THE Cumher.
land Park Associations committee. appointed
to arrange for tho fall trotting in 1893. deter
mined upon q programme yesterday and
will rerof to the directors for ratification.
The plan proposed does away with tho three
out OF live heat races. anu substitutes IWu out
Of three heat races. 1t was decided To oteH
the racing Oct q. and to offer for stakes. class
rates. and special events. $4,000. The meet
Ing will continue two weeks.
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PHILADELrnIA. Dec. l4,--Nsws was received
at tho Maritime Exchange in this city to-day
that the missing British bark Stanley. which
sailed from rhiladelphia on May 10 for liiogo.
was reporte anchored in Banka Strait. south
Of Sinropbro, on Oct!,. Advices received from
Hiogo' dated Nov. 10. iailod to report hor ar
rlvru at her destination W TO- thai time.
limited Press cAh.eEram from London ytster-
dny said it wa .aared IN shipping circles
ther. that the stanley had been wrecked by
the tyIhoDn which caused the destruction OF
lie British steamer Bokhara-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-15
A Big Indoor Tennis Tourney 10 He Held n.
IsrOOklyn.

The annual indoor tournament OF tho Twenty. third
Regiment Tennis Association OF brooklyn for the in.
door championships OF Kings county. has been ar.
ranged for by the officers or The organization and as
the interest In indoor tennis greater than ever this
season. lhero promises to DO u large and very inter
e-t"d attendance 81 spe c'aiors ut all the III atchcs
iho events 10 lc decided Tor which unusua. ~ hand
prI/ss VA. lie awarded consist of yrul,ru,u
doubles amt singles aud p"rhaps tho association M
consider later 10 add HlSed doubles II guarantee or
sufficient entries viii be given ny the local clubs
The tournament VIII be under tho United states
Tennis AssnciAttons rnes and play Will commence on
Jan :. 1888 ~ he reSlm.ntal arnory. on Clermont
avenue. near Myrtle, Brooklyn. Henry Raymond OF
the Twenlythrd Regiment. the present CHAMPION in
tinRies Of kings county. will defend his title TO tho
G., Merriam,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-15
Tho Ride OF the Riverside Nursery Assoc
citation.


HAcKEEsAcK. Dec 1.-THE Dundee race
track was sold to-day by Sheriff BoGert under
foreclosure for S20.550 to William J.. TAYLOR.
who Is said to represent syndicate. III was
remarked as curious coincidence that sher-
III BoSert; who was President Of tho associa-
sell 1t.
Tho property comprises nearly one hun
dred acres on the SusIuehanna Railroad four
miles from Hackensack. and tho price raid
does not approximate its value. Coates
Brothers OF New York paid $4,000 for the
track three years ago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-15
Annual Meeting of the ravon,a Yacht Club.

The annual meeting q the Pavonia Yacht Club was
Etld a. FranEiu Han Jersey city. Tue sday evening
ihrre wa, u large attendance OF members. and they
took deep interest III the proceedings feature or
the meeting was the presentation Of gold watch to
Mg, A. Il. bennett. The following officers were chosen
for the eEsning term Commodore Norman T.. Rowe;
We" Commodore Frank N. Randall; Fleet Captain
George Jan"-; 'InERC NJ secretary William r. iniun:
Recording sccrear}, =. i %o"r Treasurer w,hcst,r;
Nrs,rs \ Il Nmul. .oum !,c 'EaTd, ana IaIars ,o-t
snE: "s.r'', Mor", NGanrt h.m'. rr,frhard.
It"r1 Sr.in J. ?" ".'nr ,iE' %. Md!,iri; NIrhu:ags
Co.," auto. N..rr,. l' II hT.ym'y.c icr Roe.
an En'rt' '.rIAGanGt %rEAt1l tuu,mil,"s. Mess
iuns dHt r,dof.; ~. krum, tni H n, &r'1a.n;
.N"shirS Z" Tue Ne" I'.E inrht Racing ASSOCIATION
nett
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-15
1ts: Aiairs. 1f5: Dorror. 148; Grifnth iaT, Mood.
16b: Freeman. 40; Schmidt l5s. VOgel, l25 Total

III: ssS%id. U.s. ' VSss i is5i f fss
tn. game in Section r. Subdivision 3. of tn. Amer,.
sna fa sTcb n%%sS "?n f g might a" l street
v6 Msw Iors p:, iSi Meyer, 1872: King 1896
wsas I5I 81 Curry vs. 10 S YSs 's1 ko 1915
The name in Section yaSaIy.op Of
tan street resasa foi!ews "'' A's"' NJ ~ N.nNa'
%sn u.s. * Slos M S Hs5p ass'
iassson f5S' Idr WIS., 49, no F sou 1875
The game in Section Of tho Young Mems chri,,,n.
Association last night resulted as follows
G,Ne
lana M.Gi'T I's,d yndes I2a nqn'Gn lee n..sy
49, bSnad s l hHsam h@sa%p Ivy MOrrs
SECOND
Mndlspn-Lowndes. 100! Burlinsou. 17e; o. Hassy.
Btdof o> r IIS iIsswFSr'awS IA Total 50
| Donald lol; +. Au&amr. 10. Total. sij. 0'
tn" second series OF games in section o, the A.h.
.eiE h? sS .ssue vas rolled las. night REID.
and interesting. The scores:
rust G.nk
1s %%nT,n ls r.rHs. - Fletcher
, r" Rnr hSeIanre To-? bay i.o; Cameron.
sftuSD GAME
81. i"i sielkGn l5n SAKE 1915 Fuss
Trnacen Iis s" ya" igiaI 20 "a ma, ,,.,
fo". IL: Barber, 1879. iarlm ia. Tota. 72o.
UAar.
russsei io Ttiw,p 't1 Ia SirEsn 1885, saA' 1%o
,c4 ?SWWlr".sn Hsrwsn an; narnss i5e Fletcher
Tn' An,.nis ruG mcmocrs rolled some big in
brooklyn on Tuesday evening. The scoresi
CANE.
A. Srancs re-. iti p,n le Rug'n 49, HARMS
-, ooc i"nta-pi"krogcr lo2: Rrckrnaier. l42; Hart
man. 100: Gunthst. Ia; MeyerIick. I2s. Total 6vi.
sEcoNp CANE.
Anson,n Hitchcock. lsDs herds, 1851 Hail 1873:
"olier it4 smith. III Total. 0l3.
r isTtsm tnHTy ioi: Iie'seneut'e! lAa'
rhs Nov YORK G. team I, making rapid strides for
hsy To, iw, sohydaI"G aass n.s H.. e.sn
rolled up hss TSS % and in each contest
G,NA
shaw HSTt tn iss ToiS a MoF l7o Meyer ,7'
''son. 1856; s.asEest les; sehu,a, 100 Total. $50.
CANE.
,h New f3Tf c-Ca;te5 ins; More. 2lo Meyer. 177,
.,.en ss Si SssS ,MEes % Ls.yc5n 1ss ew.
Tn. teams of rassuvau, 4 Co and Anesg A Ru.ch
f9n,l thrse games N the 1remon. House Alleys with
m asiny rnms no-Gase, iG6 cnEsn ita Enchnw
10: Mathews. loa; krOnm. 10 Total. ri
SECOND
pa ra'Sa1snt coGeoS Tx c,Esen l2: suehox
III aGe Mb,M isI ntE lS Moran l2+ Fe
IiiuD CANE
Psssavnnt 4 Co --cab-l. 1872: Ci,ngen. l44: Fuchow
IL. Il rquS;an,. lsi; l. I" roqs.ant I25 Total ~.
l.U; Mathews. 1872. ktorin. 1865. 1olal, Isl.
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totals .....l3 "a 10 1881 TOtals..,.l2 ~ 10 $40
Fifth ward ao Iss 500 4o4 AZ bb2 sc+ eal 7ss $50
Fidelia 81 III 263 34J AZ +s5 $50 624 $50 BIO
Umpire-Samuel Prince. Scorers-H. Wallach and J.
II. G0isten.
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A,ollo ,,.77 TAT 2,l 3oS 3a6 4el h57 6G5 TAO II 8
Fifth Ward o. 1to 24y 34i 43T 5lo 5I+ 900 al SO
umrre-H. Geraea scoreTs-li. i!aibe't and j. H.
Gloisten.
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Orchard IS Ihs c4c 3s5 4o4 Eos ssa $50 743 sll
Manhaan,..s 80 1853 2.9 ""5 3!s 44s 63l 6oi ca ,6l
J. DAVIS.
Aversge-orchArd. 1872 IL: Manhattan. 1o2 l.5.
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Adon,. lG7 227 3oa 3s7 48l sc7 eOa 67s IT'S
Urchsrl....17 1872 20 SOL 4i5 so 6t2 US3 20 Si5
Tmpire-John Hainhorst Scorers. Davis and
II BOhen
Averase-Atonis. lob: Orchard. 173.
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The Winner. at ROby.

Roar, Dec l+-rirst Race-si and one half furlonEs
Text won. Highland second. San PABLO third. Time.
l:2SI
Second REce-Onc.hHlf mile. San Fmegdo won,
kOrinnr second, Josie q. third. Time. Ob5ll
Third Raro-Sl Flruugs, Fred houston won. Iittle
Crete second Lucinda thlr'!. Time l:2l.
Fourth Race->-yen inriongs TElInrs nrst. G'enod
second. Ci!tp Third. Tine, l:'6l..
Filth Eac"-F"ur amt one half iurlonas spsNdwrst
wOn DICK scot: seConi, Joshua tAird. limo. l:Uua
Tho Ride OF the Riverside Nursery Assoc
citation.
That most deserving institution. the River
side Nursery Association. can add several
hundred dollars to its treasury this morning
through the exhibition OF riding driving, and
jumping 1T l)urlHnd'S Riding Academy last
evening, when was largely attended and was
successful! in every way.
Tho AFFAIR was admirably managed. few
Of lie attractions were u display Of iine sad
die horses exhibitions of high school by tho
well known horses Centennial and Hercules
tandem by several wei ,known. Now York
riders ECU do barre. pumpkin. and dead mems
races. and Jumpine by such well-known horses
as Mayor Grants Oxford. Durland Riding
Academy Sportsman, and j. Z. Addclie's Celt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-15
In Carrn:herss Brooklyn tournament last night tho
Echo club won the ope uinS game. The SCORES:


Totab....ll 1921 775 Totals. ...lA 70 ~ s<S
Echo......eS Ise 253 $50 457 1853 GA 69S 1888 $40
honroe..".-It l57 243 3o2 81 AGA $50 GIL 6ss 7I5
tmpire-f j. Donaldson. Scorers-J. Van Tassell and
Thomas Curtis.
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Totals. 70


FideNn.....e3 1871 800 $40 467 432 61S TIE e22 900
Apol!o.....71 ISL 225 81 3v0 4s6 5s2 $3.50 I4s s25
Umpre-H. Winter. scorsrs-R ". Arnold and Il
HRbert.
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vu..ar Girls to Produce AntiEone.

NEW HAVEN. Dec, IL The students OF Nps'ar
are soon TO produce "Anti.one' IL Greek.