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Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-28
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE,

MARY E. HAYNES, PLAINTIFF. vs.. Will.
Nl liam Brockway, defendant.
Sheriff sale, No. 1885.
Order OF sale and decree OF foreclosure and
sale.
Under and by virtue of an order of sale and
decree of foreclosure and sale, issued out of the
Superior Court of the county of Los Angeles, Of
vember. A. d. 1892, in the above entitled ac-
tion, wherein Mary L. Haynes, the above
named plaintiff obtained a judgment
and decree OF foreclosure and sale against
William Brockway, defendant, on the 18th day
of November, A. d. 1892, for the sum of twenty
six hundred seven..y-two and 73 100 dollars,
gold coin, which saio decree was, on the 18th
day of November, A. d. 1892, recorded in judg-
ment book 30 of said court at page I44, am
or parcels of land situate, lying and being in the
city Of Los Angeles, county of Los Angeles,
state OF California, and bounded and described
Lot two hundred and sixty-one (26U of the
| Wingerter tract aud also lot fronting forty
(sO) feet on the west side of Mesluit street and
adjoining said lot 261 on the north side and of
| equal size with 1t, to wit; 40x14O feet between
parallel lines; said lot being supplied partly by
lot 93 OF the Goodwin tract. and partly from
| said Wingerter tract; reference is hereby made
| to map Of Wingerter tract recorded in book 15
a OF miscellaneous records page 50 and map Of
oelaneHus records, page -, records of Los
| Angeles county Aforesaid.
| Together with all and singu, ar the tenements,
belonging or in anywise appertaining.
| Public notice is hereby given, that on Tues
| day, the 9th day of Decembe A. d. 1892. at 2
| O'Clock m. OF that day, in front of the court
house door of the county of Los Angeles Broad
way entrance, / will, in obedience to satl order
of sale and decree of foreclosure aad sale,
sell the above described property, or SO
much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy
said Judgment, with interest and costs, etc., to
the highest and best bidder, for cash, gold coin.
Dated this 18th day of November. 1892.
| Z. d. GIBSON,
| Sheriff of Los Angeles county.
| ByF. C. HANNoN, Deputy Sheriff.
| GEO. l. COCHRAN, Attorney for Plaintiff
| 11I4.mon.4t
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-28
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sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter,
chapped hands, chilblains, corns and all skin
required 1t is guaranteed to give perfect sat.
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per box. For sale by G. f. Heinzeman.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-28

lily to get the best value for. your money.
Economize IN yonr footwear by pnrcha sin ng
best value for prices asked, us thousands
"' Wr-TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE "a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-02
The Feeling In This CITY.

The only discussion last night among the
New York sporting public was the Mahcr-
Fitzsimmons fight The feeling Of sympathy
for Mahcr had not abntcd. but the report,
about Fit%s willing training that havo como
UP from tho South hayo made many Of tho
Irish champions would-he hackers hold or
There are SO many Irish Americans in this
city that tho good wishes for Mnhcr can hc
those who put w from 50 to SlO-arc all with
Potter. The men who sta c their hundreds. and
thousands are men who bet tn win. These
men think they have adviccs that Justify them
In backing Mahrr
There Is very it'll" Fi'Z"immons money
bind FitT are, also s,nal bettois. Jimmy
Lynch. the l22-ronnd champion. bet Jack
Shcnhan. in Billy SECTIONS, billiard rooms, on
Brondway. SO on Fit Slicchan already had
$500 on MGhnr Rod Mcmahon. Lynch's hack
er j. taking tn" Mnh"rrnd. and has laid out
$500. IL" has >2pii moro to 40 the same way.
M Warren Lewis; lace IN Eglhth av"nGr,
taErn any, timo to-day, ,Stav" Nr"din left 5000
to g. % miner. IN case he could not get all ho
wanted IN New OrlennA.
Billy MADDEN yesterday sent n Telegram 70 II
Well-known houkmakcr in this city saying that
Mahet WIS fss al right This vas IN reIly to tho
lack Quinn, the Scotch light weight, cham
contest, will put the whole amount ON Mnher,
but cannot find II takcr Dick lloyp. tie Pow
cry RESTAURANT keeper wants to place aloD ON
Mnher. Charley Burke, from he same local
ter Of Deiancey and Forsyth streets will put
$3.50 on the Irshman. Fitzsimmons men ara
up cash.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-02
Jockey George CovIngton's Patrn, Racing
Plates.

Few o'kcys have AS much business instinct
a, &C.. re Eovington. the elder of the welt
knows hau-an brothers. whose work In the
saddle nave n!nde them wei! known through
out the country.
George has been In the saddle for n number
Of yenrn. and has saved his money. Iio now
weighs loo pounds. and will hardly ride any
more "Nrer'.nS In welter-wcight races lie
ha, a''rpted tho position OF foreman for
Gre "a 3 Norris, for whom he rod, last year.
and VIII IN addition take an active part in the
management OF tho firm of Covington & Kent.
George paid 10 900 for haif the rutsnt. and tho
firm has established quarters in this city Mt ~
~ l.l'. ,s,l hls firm turn out tv their patent
irrkiyn Jockey Club Ves.ad.a e S rnr 81 ~"
.t,''I aud BEAUTIFULLY modelled. and they ian
rsy.tionI1Se .his branch ths
and punched cold. and i5u ssts ", I'm shnes
can be turned out in single day.. Coyington
elm rights,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-02

J. Mcdonald and W. Giuis, formerly with the Ridge.
wood and Brighton clubs. would like to sign with
out-oftown club
The Rival A. C. OF Morrsnna have placed ball team
in the Held for the coming season. and ready to
make dates with teams whose players average lS
years. Addre.sAJ. Bardes. Corresponding Secretary,
10sth street and Third avenue.
Tho Riverton and Athletic Climb Of the schhylkill
Baseball League. The Abingdon and ksystone clubs
May Il and close Sept II. Each club will play twenty
oght games.
The B.c. OF Port Chcste. have been or
gained for the season with very strong team. They
played twenty.four games last season and only lost
live. They would like few Out-of wn dates for May
and June with clubs giving suitable guarantee. Ad
dress Charles A. Marshall manager. Port Chester. N Y
The Bergen Baseball Club have reorganized for the
coming season. and would like to hear from all clubs
whose players average 10 years. Address W. He'll 32S
bergen street. Brooklyn. Following the names of
the players C. Hedges catcher; D. Bickerton. cher:
W. Canning first base: JOS Kingston. second base;
Vim. Ryan. third base; J. Mulrennnn. short stop; g.
Davidson left ned; Edward Manning. right field: Joe
Kelly, centre Held
The Madison a. JJ Athletic Baseball Club hive elect.
ed the following officers President, William T. Brown;
vcerresident b. Warren Burnett; Captain, Louis Noe;
Secretary and Treasurer W Reginald Baker: Manager
Howard Condit project Ia foot for the purchase
of land for athletic sports. The Athletics have
tracted to play some twenty games during the
IL IL proposed to organize company. with shares OF
stock OF such value that all tho local business
lovers OF the game may tako an interest,"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-02
A Mistaken Idea Regarding the Famous
Rule OF Dec. &C.

The Guttenburgers are endeavoring to give
racing men. trainers and jockeys the impress
sion that the Board OF Controls famous edict
disbars them from racing only during the
months of December. January. and February.
This is the rule. and those who violate 1t will
do so with their eyes open:
THAT owners. their horses. trainers. and
Jockeys, racing on any course north Of Mary
lang and ehsT OF Sn'o a. wnieh Is racing
moro than thirty days In a calendar year. shall
not be qualified to enter start. ride. or have
license for the races Of the associations repre-
sented in the Board Of Control"
Secretary Walter $. yosburgh. gho was seen
Tho rule is so plain. that It is difficult to
understand how anybody could reach the con
clusion that 1t applies only to the months Of
December. January. and February.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-02
has FAITH IN THE MINEOLA.
William Gardner Thinks This 40.footer
Can he Made to Go.

William Gardner. the naval architect. in talk
ing to a friend yesterday. said: There Is one
boat in the 4i-foot class OF racing yachts that
nobody thinks of now a days. but which could
be made to givethe Glorianaa close race. II She
didn beat her. That boat is August Belmont's
cutter Minoola. The Mineola didn't get any
where last year. it is true. but few changes
in her would make wonderful difference in
her speed. She has a fast after-body. but her
forc-body is not right. II she were hauled out.
her plankint; takcn of. SO that she could DO
strengthened. and new bow put on. you
wouldn't find her at tho tail end Of the process.
sion. in my Judgment.
The MInecla has plenty Of power" con-
tnued Mr.. Gardner. and MS she has an easy
form there is NJ reason why she cannot be
ma!c togo i hGr constrn:tion was as strong
haV" 70 he made would be TO give her u new
boy, i, 20, t,i,. % +,o o,,,,o, .,o
rca,ri> Will ihar les ADAMS 10 sail herr" was Vas
think She Will DO n, faster, boat than she
the Designer. Mr.. Adams will get her near
% ss san may more dsp rem u aIGnn II We
"a~;. Iii OF Tho boats built last year viii 70
[ns'nnm ' YER fhis sr ,nm don't believe
niorl"na WAS in better shape all through the
."a,on; There i more room for Improvement
m0ut's p!ans are. but personally should like
t. s." tho Aiincoln try i again with new bow
Mr.. Gardner hns five new boats under way
but none Of them will DO an ont -and-out rae
ing machine. except the 7S-foot steam va Int
huiltluG nj city Island. Two OF the boats Mir.
Gardner 'n Io I"i! gnsd arc building a Web
Tor Thomas $, Mnnning of phiind"lphia. and
prescott n. Butler Of this city.
Mr., Gardner, Expressed great pleasure at tho
prospect Of J. Beaver WoLh's buying the Eng.
fish :,',-ratcr Babe to race here this year Hn
Sail he Thought II would helm or 25.rnting
cl.ss Tier" was II doubt in his mind whothor
the l'ahr %onid come within our class. as sho
and has u reasonable, largo rig hut il sho is
NOT over the class Mr.. Gardner thinks she
winds, mo l'ahn has, u record for last season
Of thirty.siS Hrsts and three seconds in forty
nVn -tarts. Her most Formidable opponent
was ia" Avadavat. which Won twelve drsts
and ,"r,nircn seconds out o. forty. starts.
of SOuthnmpton
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-02
CHAMPIONS OF LONG ISLAND.
Splendid Rec ards Indoors by the Athletes
Over the Bridge.
is . pure sweet smoke

Over the Bridge.
Rarely arc such contests seen indoors as
were witnessed at tho Long Island champion
ship meeting. decided on Monday night at the
armory OF the Forty seventh Regiment. Brook
lyn. under the direction Of the Long Island
Amateur Athletic League and tho Company d
Athletic Association.
Every event was fought out to tho top and
the enthusiastic spectators. who comprised
the members Of the leading clubs on Long
Island made the big armory resound with
their cheers. The results were:
Yard t, ns,, By Thoa:
4. A.. second. and Frank Bernard Union A. c. third.
one Mile Ws.Tn: event resulted in dead he..
Ilers. and Morris Levy. BrooEyn a g.: third.
f iaass as ss ss.
NICHOLS won II, in y minutes lin % 30 seconds
' 81 y s'H e'sty s't
.,One; hundred and Vineyard Hurdle Rass.
sr"shsP As"sa r. With sarss i.y y Sta! {.
second. and John iiemench. seawaniaka Boat Club.
'i ss lIu"dfsd ssES Ranawon by Edward Howard.
and Frank Bernard. rnion &C third. Time, minute
s..iins Sh T.; 1amC.wSn .y ThGmss no;snE..yss
isssas
r1ers. was third. with 4 Feet inches
Three hundred.yarI Run-Finai heat won by John II.
Sueliman. Naruna Boat Club. with Frank Bernard.
Union 4. C.. second. AMI Frank A. Ryan, Star A. e.,
third. Time 80 2.5 seconds.
one Thousand Yards Run-won by Garrett J. Ftzger.
second and Maurice llynes Star A. C.. third. Time
Running Hop. Step. and Jnmp-won by J. Edward
~s ,ni ss s:D Boat Ct e sss'
second with ~ feet IN inches s. LougheAd, Star c.
third. with 81 feet II inches.
Two-mile Run-Won by william ". Kuhlke. Prospect
Ilarrsrs with Garrett Fitzgerald star A. c. second
and Richard II. Colins vnruna Boat Club. third Time
10 minutes 81 20 seconds
Final heat won by G. ". Young. Kngs County wheel
men. with II. b Skidmore Prospect Harriers. second
and William McCafrey. Amity Athletic Association,
third. Time. minutes - 10 seconds
Three.quarter Mile Ordinary Bicycle Race-Won by
Charles 4. Hoppe Wiiamsbnrah Athletic Association
with Larry g; Hoppe: winm.burGh A. A.. second
Time . minutes 20 % seconds.
At the conclusion of the games it was found.
upon the points being computed on the basis
of five for q winner. three for second place.
and one for II third. that the Star Athletic Club
had again won the cham pionshtp Of the island.
and now hold both the outdoor and indoor
championships, Tho nearest competitor to
the stars was the Acorn Athletic Association.
protest has peen filed against Garrett Fitz-
gerald Of the Stars. which. II sustained. will
give tho Acorns the championship
Following are the points scored by each
oh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-02
New Ruies for Scoring.

WARRINGTON March 1-President Young has sent to
Chairman Reach of the Playing Rules Committee Of
the Baseball League with his approval scheme for
now system Of scoring victories In championship
games by which clubs percentage will DO determiir
cd by an aggregate points depending tho lead It
has it's opponents at the end OF the game accord
ing to the following table:
A load Of one run and less than three. one point.
lead OF three runs aud less than five. two points
lead of i've runs and less than seven three points
lead of and less than nine, four points.
lead OF nine runs or more. nvc points.
with this scheme In vogue IL 10 claimed that the In.
terest in the game will be maintain from beginning
10 end by and that the spectators will be graft
the last man is out; hence there will be no moro
grounds complaint that patrons OF tho game
yet the worth of their money.
1t Is further claimed that the system il more just and
fairer the clubs than the old one Many 4 game In
won by scratch. yet in making up the percentages
II counts for much where a club by superior
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-02
New. from the Horse World.

Sykeston. owned by Jim Dyer. is one OF the
This three-year-old is q full brother to Sir
John.
The horses that have been wntered at
Stout's. near Red Bank are in splendid trim.
Rsclare and King Grab especially showing
that they have had the greatest care and the
best OF attention lavished upon them
Jockey T. H. Garrison will probably 20 to
Hot Springs in week or ten days to get rid Of
some OF his superAuous flesh In preparation
for the cappaign Of 1892 Garrlson's work
He is disposins Of his race horsesi selling ii n
two year old yesterday for q fair figure He
has q colt by Kantaka, out Of Lucy Wallace,
great things.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-02
Entries for Gutten burg,

Tile Hudson County Jockey Club cd the races
yesterday on sccnunt Of the storm the entries and
First Racepurse $500 for four odls and upwa I'd
tlree,gnhrters OF mile. FeneOn, ll3; tleWin..
1l3 Septnnus, 10. Miss olive, ITO; Harry Ireland
no. Juslcs no. Tur .l05: raHjo, IO7.
eigis OF mile Lester. Il+: silver Thread my III
ran iianhe 10Y; seven. 1O:: Lonyard. 1O2: MUllie
Third lSars.rIrss 500 selling six and half fur
Psrnlto lo! Marie Lowell. 1917 lost Star. IO5; Gas
cade los disappointment, 100: Minnie e., 49, InuO.
walton. DJ Majestic. ~. "
Fourth Rare5r4rse $500; three .fonrths of mile
lla: yagaboni, no: Idea iO7: Krixina l07.
Firth u cr-furss 500: fye-eighth6 Uf "a mile. Raj.
10y; Early Blo,som loa; Napa t.. s5i Magic, 10.
mile, Longstrde l2t Harrison 123; The Doctor Ia
Battle Cry 40: Sandstone III; Tasso. 100.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-02
A REMARKABLE LETTER
A Prominent Professional Mass Eatrsse,
dinary Statement.

TO THE EDITOR.
SIR; Asmy name and face have appeared in you
paper and the public prints lately and many of my
Just that should make explanation The statement
published over made ten years ago. after
long and mature Investigation. and have never
changed my mind to tho facts then stated Al that
time said. as 9 physician that believed Warmers
Safe Cure was the best OF all known preparations for
the troubles was advocated to and say still
know 1t is considered the proper thing for the medical
profession to decry proprietary and other advertised
articles but why should they do SOY A the late d.
J. a. Holland writing over his name In soribnsrS
Monthly. said:
1T is fact that many OF the best proprietary uea
zines OF the day are successful than many ply.
sicans. and most OF them rst or ussA
IN actual medical practice; when, however, any DEP
son knowing their virtue and foreseeina their popua
y secures and ndvertscs them In the opinion Of ,hs
bigoted all virtue went out OF them"
DR. Holland was an educated physician. an unprsju-
diced observer and he spoke from broad and unusua
experience Proprietary medicines should not be del
cried The evidences OF their value overwheminr'
have seen patients recover from gravel atioe
OF the bladder and Brights Disease after using War
ner's Safe Cure. when all other treatment hsA
failed.
make this frank and outspoken statement in the
interests of humanity and because know 70 true
trust for the you will give to the pub
lie Respectfully, RAGuNN
124 West 47th ST.. New York, march,.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-02
Bowiiur Gnncs To.niEh..

rOiRNAarNr.
Aurania No !. West Shore No, !. Jumbo No. 3 Fifth
Ward n" =, Golham 40 =. rars Avenue No. =.
COLrNsus NAGKfr TorRSAxsNr
Swartz aud Naething johnson and Roe .Iohnsou
and Roe v, More aul '"wrrrhwaite More and Cow,
perihwatie w. Swnrt1 ant Nacihing. Magic ana " ar.
den W WISE aud Surnth, Wise aii Rlrah Fielding
and rowp-rihwnue: Fielding aud Cowperthwaire IS
Magic EHd Warden.
HnFHswnor T0rsr TourS.YsNr
Liberty No Tvs Thc,is lAberty No. VS.. Jolly Bouri.
sGrrI sRoOKiyS TOrRSANEST
Pro.rrCt vs. Lincoln.
cAKaunWnS's rorRS,xESr.
Prospect VS. south Paw. Prospect vs.. Orchls Orchis
vs.. MOnihuk.
SnRru sirr TOURNAMENT.
independent ". Annex, Protection vs.. Mohegau
Knic IerbO rk,r ". may Afternoon
nUpso> ,ut,1r IorRSAnISr
flour vs. Klls"w. kuAow vs. Fremont Fremont vs.
I,I
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-02
The Emery.rasle Sale of Trotters.

CLEVELAND. March 1.-None Of the choicest
portion OF the stock was sold at the Emery
Fasig sale to-day. Fifty-one average horses
brought S14.695. The following were the best
sold
rnger. br c., by Princeton; A. ". Dikeman. Brad.
ford Pa .s525
Bonita. br. I. 1890 by Brown wilkes; j. L. Dickle.
Prince Navarro. b. c.. 1890. by Greyston: Harring-
ton stock Farm Rock Greek Q. $40
Berlin Heights. $50
Rifle biz H. 1870 BY Elyra; W. b. fasig. .:..... GO
bliss Harper. b. f.. 1888 by Harper; A. l.. Garfosd.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-02

An effective knockout took place in the Castle A. g. of
Paterson, j" on Monday nigat. when Jim Giynn Of
Williamsburgh aud Lefty" evey OF boston came to-
gother, Tlcr nre heavy weights Gynn having scaled
two hours before entering the ring NJ 16J and Hevry
AZ ~; shii inuronnrr glove. we're used t,lynn
struh'cl ~ waiter Hh!llgInnt BrnokINn whom jimmy
!hn' put 10 s.evp Iast Thursday night. ant Oly
Parker ne we,ikhnwn amateur niidii-,wrlg b,Nrr
ana wakrr. Hcv.y'. seconds were his brother Inn.
am rrnnG lrny, Tile iim.Secpers were Dick Miionry
The go was 10 have been Of len rounds aud for u
TIME looked as though II would he. lievcy nut ~
t"oh nvt Tor three rounds. In the sixth how rvtr
uiTMn go III crash on ieycys Jaw ANA tnc Bnsnulan
WI 4" t"p w h' 2Th'"in Ic ~ circumstances per.
lnltfrh ms show was rnIDy"l by 40 spectators Iul
No iInnr"ssun lhnt obtained after u. wau thnt In,
caste Gun HLs f,rt harpi,g uII. vi The m At l,nir
buAIlg cluus IN HE Est.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-02

c!ude Albany. Troy. Buffalo. Providence. New
When George Wagner was asked II he would
listen to proposition to trade for Hicha "a.
Ioaguo took that player from him he would
throw tho Washington franchise into the
Leagues hands. He was determined to hold
still firm in tho belief that no would get Rich
ar,lson. aud talked about n resort TO- tho courts.
Manager Al Buckenberger OF Pittsburgh.
who talks In a still, small voice. but keeps
wide awake. has released Dan Murphy. q
catcher whom McGunnlgle got from Troy. 1t
Is probable Murphy will get u trial with New
York.
Pinkney.
Gi! Hatfield, has signed with Seattle. He
Among those seem % in ''I Tie ae c wero
Walter .Burnham, Sam. Trott, George Meakin.
and schriver OF the Chicago tcnm; John 4.
Caruthers. Charley Joncs. ex- Umpire George
w. Barnuin, Joe Hornung. Arthur Irwin. Billy
sharsig. Charles Ebbetts, Manager Powers.
and others.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-02

Messrs. P. J. Dwyer Son have lost Oxford.
by Onondaga. out OF Piccadilly. one Of their
most promising two-year-ods. The colt
picked up a nail in ono Of his feet couple Of
weeks ago at Gravesend. and lockja Jaw resulted,
He grew worse until Monday morning. when
he was shot to put an end to his suffering.
Oxford was very promising colt and was an
unusually good locker. Piccadilly. his dam. is
the dam OF Sir George. Pickpocket. and other
well known winners.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-02
The Winners at 81. Louis,

ST Loris March First Race-Fiye furonys Sore.
nader hrst Stanley second. Expense lhi'd Time Ugil
See1'n ha"r-ihree quarters OF mile. Preston H.
!, rn'rh Race and hait fnrong. Angeree first,
Fourth Racr-lEul.cap; seven fUrlongs Bronch,
Bill lirst. Florence Slaughter second ~
Time. :35yl ' '"''''
Fihh misunderstanding of a mile Miss Mary
hrsl heIIe ktdnond soeOnd. Guty third Time. -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-02

Columbia College viii b represented at the intercol.
leshe regatta II has been an open question whether
Columbia would put crew on the water this season
hut me matter was practically settled me ing of
! No. nohtu 81 directors Of columbia College Athrte
hi"l Yesterday afternoon. There nearly n full
Hoard p'e""nt After conadfrnbe dis ussion Il formal
rcrnl wa passed thar thr college should be- rrrre
str ny hti"w at this Year sintercDl' 80 regatia
rn Aiis mat arrangements could be made with III"
summer work that might interfere.
columbian oarsnen are enthusiastic and hope have
yesterday appointed manager Of the frsshmsn crew,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-02

Tie ElizAbeth Whuc!men will hold n s,sg OH March IL
meeting Of the BhnrI nf Trustars of the BROOKLYN
Bicycle club MAS held las evening".
The Brooklyn Bicycle Club viii hold their regular
monthly meeting on next Tuesday evening
The Business Mons Cycling League OF Newark have
appotatsd Aeasrs Knight and Martin . comnittee to
form basebs team sAd arrange dAtss for games this
season.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-02
FIiz at Ills lunrtcrs.

BAY ST. LOUIS. March 1..-I'itzsimmons
weighed after work to-day 10 pounds. He
ran seven miles in tho forenoon. and did light
exercise in the afternoon. Hc is well ani
strong. and never look ed better in his life lie
will leave for New Orleans Wednesday morn
ing. accompanied by Greggans. Choynski.
Carroll. and Robertson. He will wear tho
same costume in the ring That he had when hc
met Jack Dempsey
Greggains will spar Mitchell four rounds.
but Slavin refuses to meet Choynsk
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-02
The Winners ut Gloucester.

GtoucEsrrr, March 1-First Race-Sx and a half fur.
third Time, .i2I. '''
Srconl Racs-FiVs furlonVs Sadie Thomnsou frat
Little Dan second. Virgin third Time 1 ia '''''
ThiId ace-Thres'}narters Of mile Little Addle
Fourth Eace-Mile and furlong. Tourist first, jug
gler second. Kingdom third Time. 2:l2 ~"
Flith Race-fUur and half furongs Fast Tim,
hrs ,"m man. second st,ingfeilow third Time, OIL,
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