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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-23

welLattended meeting OF the Wolfe Tone Gaelic
Athletic and Hurting Club held at $40 Hicks street.
Brooklyn on Wednesday night The following officers
were elected: President. Denis Terney; Vice .Presi.
Gsn a d, koehtorh Irsnsarer Patrick Murray
iss lyons rat5ek iiybes, f.trick O'Brien. William
hiordan. ana d. H. lddy; Sergeant.at. Arms. James
Hurley The once OF honorary secretary remain. UNI.
hlled Edward mn OF New f"rk WAS unanimously
captain. WV
Daniel H. Iddy and James Rockford were appoiu al
TO represent inc Wolfe zone club in the Central Conn.
GU OF the Gaelic Association or America. Mr.. Lddy
however stated that being President or the Csntrni
Council he could not be there in tie Interest OF any
cluh but OF all Inflated clubs therefore the club Al.
pointed James liinchy AS thar second representative
Membership :" the Wolfe Tone Club Ia open 10 All
Dllltiesare that tho club viii soon DO made ncor
porated benevolent and patriotic association.
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Prize Shoot or tho Empire R,ne Club.

Trize Shoot or tho Empire KIno Club
The second annual prize shoot Of tho Emp,r. Rise
Club OF New York took place Mt the clubs
II St. Marks place. Sunday. Monday, and Tuesday
last. The conditions were Small 2Gring target opeA
to all corners. any 22ca,bre ride two bast ,ct..
count: distance. 100 feet. A number Of prom,n.n.
rihemen of Now York Brooklyn. and NewJersey visited
the ranges and tried their skill at tho targeta The
scores Of he prize winners
Barney Waiter. Zstticr Rlne Club, II "a, 1<k: r.
Hodges Lsttsr Rre Club, a. ~. l4+; B. zshn, Emrir
Ens 1ue - II ~ fS,eRn M. T,b Enp5, Fta:
.r RS1i SG Es iss Es crn Il =, ~ MntSn
Eias Gius, y; g. ~; R SsnnleI Manhattan Aias
Rebhnnd. Hudson Rifle Club. 10. Is. 13&
At the close OF prize shoot President Walter Of the
zeter Rifle Club and ". Roseno.um captain Of the
Empire Rife Club had lO.shot match. the result
being In favor OF Rssenbaum by eight ponta
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NOTES ny IASKER.
ta> B-K is tho usual combination here Kt-B2,s
also often played.
th) A good reply.
to- A premature attack A. win be seen.
ull The only move. OF course not k-Y So on account
of H. w
te, x A. once would have been safer Tho prohA
BIZ continuation v ould have been uKt 4. 1T fch
followed by NJ r. The move IN the text gives black
an opportunity to gts up the Tor rock and piece
and an interr sting attack
a. Probably k-R would have been superior
~ Probably the best NOV" at blacks srosal Tho
position hrIstes with littcuty.
M Wen played Black tbreatenedR x = oh.
~ fk-B :. then ike wise Y 1T followed by R-Q
Z Ch II BIB.
az White had hardy anything else than this tamp,.
INK sacrifice.
a. Nothing could he gained by Rt-BS ch 81. K-R2
RQ rh. for ~hite would simply terpose tho bishop
The remainder OF the game tea its own story.
To-day A: X. Robinson met l.Rskcr. Tho
latter. who lost the toss. selected tho Sicilian
defence to his opponents T. IA.
.Attor the exchange of knights Robinson
placed his badly. and later on lost time BY
moving. his ne into the corner. Insker in
stituted an immediate attack with his centre
pawns. md then effected an entrance with his
rocks. wher"upon til" collapse of whites
game was merely question Of time: Here
follows tho game in full:
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COyEy ISLAND CAN NAVE THE FIGHT:
Tho New Orlcan. Club Will Go No Higher
SS.OOO for Gibbons and Myer.

Tho New Orican. Club Will Go No Higher
$1,000 for Gibbons and Myer.
The Crescent City Athletic Club Of New Or
leans have thrown up the sponge in their
great duel with the Coney Island Athletic
Club for the possession OF tho international
light weight battle between Dick Burge OF
England and jack McAuliffe. the American
champion. 1t has been an interesting strug-
gle. but tho Coney Island Clubs management
were in no temper to play second fiddle to an
organization this time. and they decided to
havo the battle at almost any cost. They
we're compelled to bid high. and for pure OF
$45WN. the largest purse by $1,000 ever
offered for a prize fight.
McAuliife have placed their name to an agree
ment.
said yesterday: IL have been beaten. and
fairly and snuarely at that. It's hard to be
not only forthe game but my clubs interests.
4 received a communication from home this
acre I'D ANY hghe 81 course shss
tics it. y
$1,000 PURSE FOR GIBBONS AND MYER-
Capt; Williams subsequently met Jack Shee-
han. lin Gibbons and &C., other sporting men.
u purse his club would offer for fight between
Austin Gibbons, and Billy Myer III you max 9
sign articles right now.
Without any further talk Capt. Williams said
Tt hn wsH1 9 ns s a aow
he sat sfactory to Gibbons. and no signed the
following ofT-hand articles Of agreement:
We. the Undersigned. Austin Gibbons OF Paterson. N
J.. AMI pity Myer OF sir.ator IL do hereby agree to
before the Crescent city Athletic Club Of New Or
leans for purse NJ rve thousand S5 oOO) dollars in
March or April time to be set by the club. in glove
contest To finish. according to Marquis OF Queens
berry rules with ,ye ounce gloves and under light:
the hight weight championship Of the world.
jim Gibbons told q Sun reporter. that in the
event 81 Myers refusing to fight. he would
make efforts to get on a match with George
Dawson OF Australia. He says he is willing to
bet 81 900 that his brother will be victorious.
Sheehan seemed to hs in high glec over the
fact that lack McAulitf" had promised to have
him as a trainer. Sheehln expects to over
haul his pretty cottage at Bath Beach within a
few weeks. SO as to be in readiness when the
light weight champion comes there to train.
us he believes no will.
McAuliffe says that II BurGe defents him he
will shut himself out from his friends. never
return to New York again. and live tho life Of
n racll6p.
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Last bouts OF the Year nj the NJ. A. &.

The sthle'ic committee OF the Manhattan A. L. have
been hard At work during tho past days preparing
Tor tue last boxing competition Of the year 1t will DO
held IN the club gymnasium saturday night, Dec
r. and 1t promises to eclipse all previous shows hold
by the club. Instructor McCAhrey has succeeded in
matching tho following welkknown professionals
NY: Pecfham Of Bradford. Pa. and Carl Jordan OF
tynch Of TINS CITY CHARLES Hankins OF Rrnnllyn and
land and Charles Ferhii Of Boston There Will also be
IN Sash weight. "f ne loox
CBrien, hiii savin. and Harry NewmIeI Gu' Of the
rounds
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pint. Hour. and Atlsnso Boat Club team had
to to Il. ns sn ana ~ %o u
III: ssss 1'f S'iss.e't ,s
obo,sp Turn 81 co, b xrs,
mn s H ssSS% io ssshoS sss ' Braun
1928. Total Lib ,eo,, eu,
vi. ia. .%ss. sn!s% %p. ,' is'H
xtlan,s s?,, club ssssniic,, i4a; Schmidt. "a:
5 s%.nnss Rs.smsn 1is rSss aac. 'e' '''
Tho colausen. clns yet, ast..,.a sy tho nc
a C..Ian.. III. Brsm.Tman. 17s: cadliea. lo4:
1859 Sss sasM'i U.s. 5s,n krHst ca Sss
t.arnaSrnt t' OF B%oiiyh on WSdns. day night The
scores;
Park Rar.s... Ise; ItncSln:, 1a.; nushons. 100;
;ss rayI:s T w. Hs. ,'e
sscoSp GAM
ponssue. il iss "V sssnion 10 Total. 500 m
HoSs.ani 40: Linton. iSS; Ritehsy. ISL. Total 0sa
Rolled at wilson's alleys. Railway. N. j.. on wednes
,s4 Sscr.sS i af Rs!f,n .os ioa; e. Martin lss;
lsRsisy ~ snss. l7 a'"Sss. ia5 H. Mooney
wcrsse,s,nt Learns u rl,igneM Van lne9rsh, ~,
%: SS s$1I sT sSfs ' S.v: "! 1851
NEWARK Dec cl.-Below are tho scores Of an amateur
how,nr ..s'riation game played on the Riverside Al
aivsrsi$. yad,s. 157; H. W, Ire!e5 40; J.cosn..
Wells s.nisT, iss; Toinpiins. iss: fief:on. ia.
;as P PaS, 49, rs%ne 49, Barber 1871
ny s ss; relied
..Amerc. A-!le!tzman 1870: La roy. les: q Lee lss,
sss9 isi ,ss rS's s '' 'n''n ''0'
rroeressve-G,otta, 18Y; May. lls: schin. 1871,
~ SsS itS 4Ss. n:s I J IL. sl
THIRD
,s Ams Ssns... i.s ms L. 4 ESy l"
!s1 SshS'; ss j seh''
ua 1s't SAM ' on y :u. H. r.
rRsu GAME
'' S' ' %snson t'1s5
,,sl lii kuhn 1855: Dr.
I1Ss%ss, iSS: ~: siy.f. leo spsnsisi iso;
D.isy-Kuhn. 1852: Wall 1ia: Kali 12I: Kushns JAG;
Hamrel. l,2 pietenbacher. lS7 Boerner. 1874: Dit
trvh. l44. Total. 1874.
Towrr-koehet. 142: stnrin. lJo: Cross l7s: Taylor
III: Nichols. l44; Brkctt la; wilmington, f31:
Hume. 14D. Total. I.lTa.
s":; s'hss:Gis ~ f sS:n 49,
Steel itH. Total. l.2uI.
The game las. night in Section b. Subdivision One Of
The American Amateur Bowling Cnion was rolled at
i.5 West 12;th street. The score.
"Trip Bowling Ciui- yelling l64 Montgomery, 40;
Nubci l59: zimmerman. 1852. Thompson. $50. Total,
$40
Bachror- Furman I56: Norris. 12s; Ramsl, 40;
Hyde. 1874: Ferdinand. lbs. Total, 1873.
Scorers, l.. J. Hutchinson and ". J. Orr
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The Winners ut ROby,

Rony Dec. 2o.-Frst Race-Five furlongs. Remedy
nrst. Imp Ready second Horace I. third. Time. O4
Second Race-Elrven sixt.rnths OF n mile. MArmOse
l:luA
Third Race =. Thirteen sxteenths Of a mils Fred
Houston first sam sayres second. Weaver Man third.
Time :2bJ..
Fourth Race-riye furlongs Trude nrst. speth SEQ
ond P-rlstaltc third, Time :O5A.
Firth kaceNine sixteenths of mile Red Wing nrSt,
Spinner second seek Hardy third Time. Ot67K
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Odds and Ends OF Sports,

for b; 81 Ro.I be-. sef Jazz
y. r. s,-Ioe Choynski met and defeated Mickey
noosy OF Australia IN two rounds at Melbourne
.aaa sko,ach tho Jap lie was not = champion OF
.s 3 % a re hour. :, sns a
square Garden IN December. 1883.
banquet to DIX Bura. The Fns.n S. Meish and
Jim Hall OF Australia this evening.
years .sO Msher au, before Ii. end Of the second a
A shooting match for gold watch and other valua
o." Er.ry WI ns h,id az the cmn gfoupd. Of the o'ng
Lks'seros. Dec 22-rhs uneea.en c.ntr. College
championship by q los "'-''
Boston whose ankle was mural several days ago. has
Ut" Ssts% as
Steve Rr"ais called He'd at The s.; Ga;. once y.s,er
following :" Enclosed lind 800 MS deposit 70 match
con.y vii, VIII
,istyons rnunas he California Artistic club on
Mas a. r.es w.s Of S. IS co
p1r..c and tho privilege of lighting to nuish for
Dir Thomas De Wit. cuylor, "a of Philadelphia. has
aSs 'nss Sa and HT "" at ss ~
have been won three times by any class they Will be.
como the property OF hat class The cups given in
memory OF Theodore lie Witt Cuyler.
NASHVILLE Dec. % II +. sullivan or the Southern
Baseball League. writes to the Aneion from Washing
pitcher OF lAstyesr and William Sommer. catcher Or
iiona League games played here before the regular
Southern League season opens.
o '@.Sy sSn,on "s 10 G 20
America to fght johnny t;riftn terms Coney
tharsy sosa Stea M"s f IN r.nos
vile prison to-day. Mitchell MAS IN good health and
excellent spirits His sentence will expire Jan A.
when no will leave for America manage Jim Hail."
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Elliott Defeats Fulford,

firrssrRcH. dec. 22.-About 600 persons at RI.
position rara this afternoon to third Of the
series Of nvo shooting matches between Messrs Fnl.
ford and Elliott. The latter won Previous to days
contest fuori had won two OF the Ave matches hav.
Ing been tho victor in both tho Kansas city and In
dinnapolis contests. IA = consequence he was the
favorts for to"lay's event. There little or NO
betting Elliott shot in excellent form after tho nrst
a. He had nve misses in tho rrst quarter but on thu
next 70 birds h" only missed two Al tho end NJ this
nrst ~ was two birds behind but at tho cnd OF ths
next 70 he was ono in the In the second IS Full.
ford had three misses In tho second 80 Elliott Killed
every bird Tho scorei
Elliott lii0I l0l f2o112lo2211 o7ol
0222i2 l2l222l21221 Eli
2221 ~ . l 22l111 12l 121 I'll 12i
221222 Iii222I31. Total n3.
Fuord-o2 22222 2O122l2l 22lo22l2a
% l2m3II25I22il IoI2lI!!!22i
0ll11l 222o2222 Total 30
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Zettler RHO Club.

The winter seasons contest for tho champion medal
Of tho Zeter Rife Club was continued last night At
tho rifle gallery 2l0 Bowsry. The conditions are zach
member has ten shots on tho twenty-five ring TARGET
highest possible score 25o Tho best fol.
lows:
NJ Dorrler. PAY: F. Ross 2l7: c. q Z.,tl.r PAT; B.
Zetler. 30: Dr. 9. Gosch. 244: II. Holger. 244 Il.
stradte, PA: NJ y. Engel 2+3: q. fiaissi FAB: R
ths close Of tho $3.50 in cash prizes VIM bs
targets also gold medal viii presented by
Zettsr brothers to tho member making tho most rings
during the
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I've. VIII Play visuaux for $4,000 Side.

CHICAGO, Dec. Gives is very anxious to play
Nisnaux the French expert. The American champion
In March next
tourney last night by defeating Tom Gallagher by
sro,e OF ioo 20 = The game was To decide she e for
nrtt -. second Places fagin Is u member or the
Soath St uane ami this was his rst ehcft ass PROBES
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Fought Well with 10th Hauds Broken.

CiSciSSAri. Dec 2o.-Before tho Newport Athletic
Club OF Newport Ky, Nike Norton of Cincinnati met
Abe Lloyd oi Terre Haute Ind. last night In glove
contest for purse Of $500 Charles Gensnger; ex.
sssper Tor LLOYD ana nnong oyds seconds vas Billy
Norton fought camel for TWENTY-FIVE rounds with both
hands broken A. the end of the fortyfourth round,
after fourteen rounds had passed without blow the
light was declared on
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Tho directors OF tho Berkeley Athletic Association
are proceeding very gingery In tao work OF orgsnza
ton. Since tie Board was elected IL has held two
meetings but officers have not yet been elected. The
second meeting WAS held yesterday ate and the
only thing accomplished was tho appointment 81
committee 10 draw up lease, which Is to cover the
agreement between n. white and the association
me somm,ttse =. moo.ed 81 Messrs My.r stprges
be held In fow days.
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Racing Re.ult. nt Glonec.ter.


GLOUCESTER. Dec. 22-Four favorites and
one strongly played second choice won at
Gloucester to-day. The track was harA. Sum-
mary:
First Earc--ronr and half fnrlonRs Buddh,stS Z to
hiBergen) by four lengths. Moniece 81 to NXc.
Ianghiinh. second: Comforter. to tDoane'. thSl.
second Rsce-Four and n half furlonss Bunker inl
sto Cnrbl-y, won ythree iengh.: Calanrhn. 20 to
] BROWN second: War Paint. 5 to Yetter. third
Third Racs-one mile. Jugsle; 2 tn tyetterl won
by three lengths: Gen Gordon 4 to tDonne, second
st Peil. . to (MosebyN third Time. :45h.
Fourth RAceSix and half furlongs Little Silver to
bfstter won by nv. lengths G!o-ter. 10 tDoaue,.
Pfth Receive furlons. st. Patrick. 8 to 2 vet.
tor. won easily By y length: Censor. even money
tDoans'. second; Forest. TO tMcCauley) third
sixth Racs-seven furongs. Eddie NJ. 8 to tDnanel
won length: Pete, 20 To Ennis) second. WShoo.
+to BENDER third. Time. :35h
Following are the entries for to-morrow's
races
First Rars-Fire.eghths OF = mile Arizona. III;
mont Hack knight. John Atwood I0icach; Tyda l04;
congress Ming solomon Jim Gates. Tom Hayes 100
each: MnOra Gold STEP VI each: Maid OF Screen. 81
Second Race-Six and n quarter rurlongs: for two.
.. d.. % each: silver Queen, ~.
Third Race-four and one half furiongs. Tioga. 1l&;
Sue Ryder gedinS Honest Tom ComIade. 11o each:
dale Battl. Cry shamrock. Kilkenny. lo8 each: Blaze
Away. 100; Edna Majella. lO3 each.
Fourth Neutrality-suspicious. Of mile. Mabel lO7:
Crocus io5 National! Leo Brigei Lost star lo4 each.
- fifih Racr-0ne mill. Great Guns. Lonely lO8 each:
Drizzr, lU3: GlOster 100.
sixth Race-One mile Burnside. Robbie CAbnAn.
Brewer Brian Boru. Ciispin. ios each: AgnesT lo5
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.4rGUsr BELMONT noHoRED.
Nousinated for the Presidency OF the Ne,
York Athletic Clnb.

The New York A. C. Nominating Committee
yesterday waxed eloquent upon tho merits OF
the ticket as finally made UP. The eagerly
awaited slip roads as follows:
President. August Belmont: vice-President.
Barlow s. Weeks; Secretary. Augustus T.
Docharty: Treasurer. w. T. Eel: Captain. c.
II. Sheriff.. Jr.: Governors. to serve two years.
]. H. Booth. William II. Bassett. I. C. Roose-
yelt. G. W Fisher {, T, wills. T I: Watson.
A. G. Mills. Chairman Of the comm ittee. be-
lieves that the ticket will command the APP
provHl Of the club.
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A COLD DAY FORTAV0RITES.
BOB y, DARK HORSE, UPsETS
THE TALENT ON THE HILL

Rsibrieuan Downs Hob sutheriauA-skadi
skips In with the $500 urse-Berwsn
Outroots Zenobia in u Driving Finish.
Tho biting blast that swert the hilltop track
yesterday chilled the blood OF the favoritcs to
euch an extent that only one out OF six ran
fast enough to win purse. That was Hos
perus. in the last race. who beat Remorse IN
whipping finish by length. The big field OF
thirteen In the first race was sent away In
struggling order. Bob ". q dark horse. played
down from Is to to O to 1. moved out at tho
furlong and won handily from Leigh. the
favorite. Bob Sutherland. first choice In the
second race. was beaten three-onar-
tiers OF a length by BalbriRgan. The
feather weight. II. Lynch. riding at ~ pounds.
landed skadi. third ehoies IN ne third rarea
lengths Tor the place. The scran, Bile Of three
shot PstrsSsss y MarsiA ly beating ,.I J 4:
Tie s,i favorite. fnished iiith. ,Zenobn odds on
opening strides. but was hcaten half q length
in tho whipping finish by Berwyn Johannes
third summary:
FIRST RACE.
rurse $500 for maiden two.yca-.olis: nve and
Il EarrstrsSh z, Hob v, by Circnssian-.rAwn. o.
Gi.S Island S,aSl,sh sis&n 10 sasss1s, ..
A.
RAJ. "F rsS an r colt SHs r.Sr Ta sy ' Sy
iox Brii,nx-Xsain.s bob y. i to i. Leigh. s,o 9;
SECOND RACE.
Purse 5000 selling a;iSs,n,t ~ one ms so.r-sp
per s nsnce 10 IT, Pshnyj % - .....,.,
@ " Newton's b. h. Bob Sutherland. b. lls tsnede.
Sonnet, Warns b. {, Addie b., iii g. Hib....,.;,
Joe Courtney. lester Esce'lensA fiN fanty relu,hg
H@ Ar" n,aI 4oi Bob su'h.faSd
=. Adts h. 3otol.
THIRD RACE.
Purse $500: selling allowances: six furlonRs
shiclds's b. r. Skadi =. by Empcror-breehr. 20 ILL.,
Camden stables h. & Mrh,cnr. = 1903 lBarrctu ....
J VLcary's hr T. ,;rccuwich. D. iol LMct'"ne, ....
tins-Axninst Skadi. 5 to /; MochcSn ITO ]: Green.
wiCh. even money.
FOURTH RACE.
Purse s4oo for yearlinrs; three furloncs
Phnnix stock Farms ch. e. by ro~hntan-Patron',
j It. Mccormics's Marietta nv iHi It flynm.,.....
and Pit'i sing also ram Time. atis BetinH-Aganst
raroness N.Y. 10 to l. MarellA hlIy. Stc /; Jersey
Lass fliy. to
FIFTH RACE.
Purse $500: selling allowances: i've furlonEs
M,ii,rsh 9. Berwyn. ., by stratford-6a'eIie lo7
J. ii. McCormicksb T. zenobis. :. Ill o. Flynn.
Oriental Stables h. C johannes, 3. lo7 lHueston)
puts n"hT vad.S Mayer r. ana ,s,shar 1T ;i's
to Oh Zenoba, to against Johannes
SIXTH RACE
Purse $500: selling allowance: seven furlonRs
G. Gainess CHI. Hesrerus. = by acknowledgements.
j. 4; aetormck;s b. KuEsnie. = ~ IDonohueI Us
rnf. ma. We ES,: ' 11 o
Remorse. TO l. Eugene. 2to1.
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Jolly ..,..s71 b3 1N7 go 342 s0l 4n6 575 $50 30
Empire 30 I63 :23 29I 3eu AZ $50 $40 10 ~.
Umpire-H. HiRck. ScOrers-w. Huefner and L.
Scheurer.
Averags-Joiy. VA; Empire, 1922
At the Roseville y. A. alleys last night tho New York
4: e. team won and lost game IN tie Athletic League.
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Totals ......y24l7 7al Totals .....12 70 l3 s2V

Nonpareil 1Gs 24l 323 BOZ 4e2 $50 6Aa I34 7a%
Jolly 10 l5l 2+5 SO! 4Oo 500 o02 Gn5 80 s29
Umpre-iI. Schroeder. scorers-W. iIueaner and
Charles Baker.
, Averaye-Nonpareil. 1853 40: Jolly. 1856 <-5
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The Pennsylvania Limit "a,

Under the new schedule IN effect leaves New York IL
noon 'ni arrives III Chicago at noon next day One
ran Iran.acI bus ness IN New York ono orning ana
chicago the next noon.-iiG
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NONP.4REILS LOSE TWO CANES.

They arc Beaten by the Jolly and Empire
BOwlers.
A large crowd OF bowling men witnessed last night
games in tho America national tournament between
the teams from the Nonpareil Empire. and Jolly clubs
at tho Germauia Assembly Rooms alleys. Tho Jolys
had snap with the Nonpareils in the nrst game aud
defeated them by SO piDa The scores:
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THIRTY-EIGHrH GAME -sIclr1AS DEFENCE

NOTES BY LASKEh
NN Dangerous Mt this juncturs
10 To avert the double pawn.
ass' '0'' move '"s'' Is however, no 'm' 10Y r
th) No better WAS Kt-R T. Black answers 90 s.
and Whit. 8 game is hampered IN development.
leJ Black has now n decided al vantage.
70 II white taxes black mates in three moy g. be-
ginning with 4 CHI.
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Totals 10 100 To,als.",..lo 20 20 III
ERANEs.
Emprsi ~ 175 240 SlG 400 AT 65c 6cl 1922 100
Nonparei ~ 1870 go 835 400 475 53l 62B FOB III
Umpire I'll. H. Ruugs. scorsrs--W. Huenman and Ii.
Dieckmarh.
Averag-S-Empire. 1873: Nonpareii. 1885
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To IHE EpiroR or THE sUS-Sir: lam authorized by
George johnson to state that he 10 ready and willing
hex any IN America at 1872 pounds weight at any
dence IN johnson. | sm willing for tho hole OF the
purse to 70 TO the winner Respectfully JonS JoYcx
30 Deyonshire Chambers. Bishopsgate.
Lor Dos Dec. q. 1892,
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To-day. Eptrl.. NJ North Bergen.

rir.t Race, .five.eishth. Of a mile: ceiling, Ksa.
1oa; Gar.ccas. 1n7; MenthoL lo7: Jewel II: 100:
loa The Countess. ~: Lady Ballard ~.
second Race-Thres OF mile; selling Right.
Mary. lo5; Violet s. los: rost Maid NJ.
TlIrd Race--Six and \ half furlonRs. Logan. ZIP;
Eclipse lI5 Uncertainty. 1903: Riot. 100: Mabel Glenn
~; fiattery. g3.
Fourth Rsce-One mile; selling Harry Alonzo. 1907:
Thorndae: loa: Headlight. 1o. Babrrssn. 1o.. Little
Jake. 10: Merry Duke. W: jamestown. d.
FUN Rac.-fonr and half turionRs: selling. Duke
John III: Codstreau. III: fleurette 10: Mncilage
lOa: Miss Olive. IOSs Bon Voyage 1OT; April Fool,
loI: Mamie r. Il. 100; Mayor n. lo5 Red Elm Jos:
Vans lG5; Magic. loc: krit,na 1922 LAnrenski. lo2;
Clotho lOc. ~
sixth Racs-Ssxe eighths OF mile: selling Hamll.
ton III: King Macs llc Transit iOa: Running Bird.
los. fairplay. lo4: seNsn % Handle !o:. R-nie lol.
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tn. third GAME OF the series In section subdivision
one OF the Aiterican Amateur bowling Union was
rolled last evenly between the Columbia A. e. and New
Jersey a. teYmsa At the formers alleys N Hob0ken.
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Columbia. 30 1873 200 2,iH $40 SA< <7b 55s AL G7s
New Jersey % 40 2t7 3.3 400 ACT 5l5 5yu 147 Tay
The games ~ tho Hoboksn tourn ament wedne sdAy
evening wer9 close and exciting. The FTendsh ips were
vciors oSeri the Hobokep Turn Nerens by ouIy four
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Total for tn. - head consigned by Bower.
man BIO. Recommendations, ST.
Average hrau

Inl1 loT the !" CAD cohslRhed ny Mr. W1ggln s. DO
average per hsAi.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, $40
PROPERTY or PETER. &. KELLOGG. NEW YORK.
California Il. T.. 1880 b. Gny wilkes-SignaL
by Del sur: J.. ~ shuts Parsyills Farm. $500
Amagan br. T. 1874. by ~. bel. 2:24p-ThOr.
onghhrnd Blue bonnie. BY True Blue; }. ii.
Bay colt lsnl. by Alfred o. 2;I.s4-Blus bonnie;
Whisper T. 8. isro. by barney wilkes Blu. low
Bonnie. IT. shuts ,....,.'..,... ITO