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40 yssk AeAsseis cub scs betas etssosA stso
Ne WiNoea eovt eisb hsoae n wsse rifly.
nfsA seesse % iaae Saturday slgAl H. IAvsils
is sct aesates q the r. TAG
Various stories havo beea siseulsteA aeest
tcvn % % shc occurrence Nat shcy vsrs not
sasisfsctcry IN detail. especially In the pr.
ttcnlar how many men u took 10 eyert
u. Laveilc. fcr Be u aadcrstocd hs h var.
rtce Of much fame and coaid rcut hun.
dspd 1t such men ~ ordinadly guard
tho possals of che exclusive club house
A thousand. % he had them In his cwa domain.
No q scs reporter started cut yesterday 10
get. u possible. some details Of the DARING feat.
and slso 20 learn whether the Injured GENTLE
man would compromise for something like
e1.5C0. although the Reporter had no ofhciat
authority 10 accept such compromlse But Il
was tacitiy understood that the BOARD Of Gov.
errors might favorably consider such com.
pscu,isc. Al least tho reporter % understood
wssp b: sSS%aned with himself. and hs
Il !: MY raisisal.rly s.s.s.n. ss.,snq.s.
,@s,cr isn,ied ~ against lie Sar q he risis.
S.s sna Sss sSo ssi
terribly # H. p,o .a1,.. :.
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'ceS Biz 70 ss: sss i ssor FUN 'D''
NO. cigar. ples.sc."
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Wa! locked o ~ 4 e'ssE, fIinklns q con:
ali. 4ipsrsnt mistake. 10 said: ' y
n:lieyc you've made an error In change.
my Y " .tiSEc did. hoy, well d.re'. twsnty.
s as t sIssy S. tSrsyv' Yer asked for
The rSport Sr asspsd and wendell his way out.
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The reporter thought he saw, and HANDING t.s ns
Sitsf Nj: ssSr hsd sssS!isd three mixed
sSss sa1 E''s 81 q sef' IT,.
WAS. DsTe was tree Of Is went up to do New icy.
deere wasn't ennf tickets to &C, round.
lake Il Rcynoass tosss and we'll graft Ssersis
In, See. 10 LHyeils to9k Dc ticket ticket %id 1 Roy
Il $ S$. !. Ss ss e. ! VI q
at Dc ns SsS s sHgi anSsE sassy:
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sdas saS Sn s0r Rys BIZ ssd . t s s Ea
sesf Nsws. dere's nothin in dat stoEy.
ye tSs ssr ssS s as vSss
syss Msy
q !i Out q .r sf But si no odas.
k' Re writes funny n4 o t,99ss about sS Ts Sec
mud L We. ever Eits EN- In Doyers Street.
See? Dey'l never hear Of EN-. Seer Tanks.
yes, I'll 60 yer just once more" :.
The reporter was congratulsting himsel!
upon his escape. when heavy hand Es: laid II
| BAY. excuse me. mister. but here's two O. me
friends. Seer An was jest telIi1' en- yot q
wot paper yer come from. Where'll dis story
be % As s, We kin read it. wots do name o vel
But the reporter BY wild leap and hard run
boarded downtown cor before explanations
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CURRIERS' A4aAxons ron xArcuEa
TIE 0rssA NssSsasl castea9 CIsS wan uaes1
TA.ir Medal Matches Next M0ash.


Curling like skating asd Ice yachting. 10 an uness'
tain sport Calculations on these psstimes are 81.
tremey hasardous % . sudden change In the weather
neeetaes changes OF datea 40 The curling clubs In
this vicinity have bsen greatly discomnted by the nb
ssncs Of cold weather this fail and far this winter
they have been uusbls Indulge In shs sport ocnss.
qusntiy they have hsd opportunity 70 practice for
their approaching matchss
dian and United atatea Clubs will take place Ian.
Toronto United states viii be well represented.
Tho oicsrs OF tho Grand National curling Club have
decided upon dates for their national msdal matches
he. been decided that the north and south Of Scot.
held .! M,lw.uts: on Monday mex a 40 4 u The
held, on Tassdsy next At lilSa.kss, a. 10
on the Central fsri Lake on Thursday. Jan.
IL commencing at ~ O'Clock. The champion rink
match 70! the Gordon media! win tals place on Van
Ali NatonaItiss match for the NcLintock medal Will
he played on Jan. ~. This match eau 10 played BY
clubs from Boston to Minneapolis.
date for the international Drink match has NOS
yet been positively decided upon FEB looked uIcn
DO accepted - the oGactAl date.
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Nc, .rlhy sad C.ll.sh.. VIII, Fight.

The match between Cal Mccarthy snd Tom Cslaghsn
arranged In the Wu.haisd Ns1s ONCE yesterday.
when Joe Early. CsIsghsn's manager. said that the
date fixed by the Olympic Club OF New Orleans. "be.
fore Jan 49," would suit him. Mccarthy had agreed
bsfore. Tickets were tssgrsphsd for and will prob
ably come 10 hand TO morrow, K.rly said thi be
.hsth.r lhs ticket a soIas or not. They Si
meets Bud Nc EMERSON IL fourropnd a. 1t jack Fo
psrtys Ariel Club Tomorrow night, Billy DAry VIII
MsG.r,Ly WIN =: aec ;! BY hilIE Henry Who.
been With ca q ~ hi, lights. viz 70 70 h.w ors.a.
The betting Ihs New Orleans rlIbmrn thought hs was
sJrsat lighter from the WY ~ which he licked Tommy
XhIIsn.
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r v. rus.. W.,,ssAs ~,

In true sport Nv style ,ha M,mbsts u the N0el0
varuns Heat club s,~l the waNlMs AsNrN "a 1ool "a
Welcomed tho dawn Ut lspa last night and tina ues
INTERNATIONALLY the MriNiNg NJ tNN eCNNlNvl o(01
house on M"mM "Hnns, mysE ',lasaN ssssss
l"nraNre VI nv MM NV ~ MtNNgh the MyN WelN oeU@
y AZ dayl,.G ~ Nv tuN MNs tasl NM tNytNNAx
sisted d, INN sMlMS,My ny charley M.HsE Ms M
Kelly, lin Nut,er, Sick tNNaM Ma uNqAM NM
n MSrSss nss "snS M"lt, Ms4Sy M,S asSs
uon IN tnn i,hS NVSE Ntty'
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PIESsE WILL NOT RACK sLAvIM
But the Australian VIII Get Money Else.
where for = Match with Sullivan.

But the Australia. VIII Get Money Else.
where for = Match with Sullivan.
Frank slavin is in dilemma. He is anxious
to meet the only John J.. Sullivan and fight
him for tho championship OF the world. and
came to this country prepared to make a
match with tho champion. He had the full
confidence OF his hacker. the perfume mag
mute. George Piesse. who told him that no
would stand by him In anything that he did
in America.
Slavin declined to make conditional match
with Sullivan on Tuesday without consulting
his hacker He cab!cd Posse at Monte Carlo
and received the following startling reply late
last night:
Will write. no not care to back You in AmsrIe.:
The ca,le is whit ia troubling the big Aus.
tralian. 1t Is contradictory to all that Piesss
has ever said and done for Slnvin. Slavin said
unless Piesse had been reading some, exag-
gerated cable accounts, and thought that he
would not Es, t fair play in this country. ,.
nc sSa e., " r h H dss sS az
h2ysaa1f mn s and mai eas o SsS hm
and yet can't wait until his letter OF explain
II hnvo cabled to DouGherty Of Melbourne
to back me and II dont get rsSy from him
from a dozen different SOURCES. II one t6inH
you may rest assured. and that Is that will
make u match with sulliyan even though
sooner fight Sullivan than any one else. and It
will not be my fault II we don't meet"
Charley Mitchell said:
Frank can get any amount OF good backing.
and will. MATCH will be made without q
shadow OF doubt"
Fred ,Galnher. the manager Of slavin and
Mitchell. said:
"Wo will make tho match. even II We have
tn mnka the stake mOneY frat. NO At
Chicago next week and at Philadelphia tho
week after: We will have enough money on
Frank will be matched against Sullivan with
out doubt"
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4OsO0Y0 0ottSoD ~
sas Hulssa County Joeksy Club aanouneJ ,,ans
pes0saans for the beginning Of 1894 1hsrs[ Sssv.
sasy ssssss In sI inslsans fourteen In tAS asiea
oeakss to- tveysarssls. ct three furoass $1,000
49, g: AZ. S:s: :s..e:r 9. q: re- q: I'll
VO10h1o - tie card fellow: =.
~ Soio iiS; GENET, Ill: Salisbury. 100: MONSOON
Nj SsaebtA io7; Chapman, 1867 Litts Pred l0S:
VotaGe 3ins 1ny lo4 dam MORE 102: Lost star 100:
s ios; ~; E .as. 4, 'oa; h.ssl' Beck, loa;
466Ge-Purss 500: fos three. olds: esln9;
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1IsS-fssss &e60 foe III Hess;. az and . han
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-01

The amateur pool championship Of Hudson City was
decided At vepers parors Tonneio jersey City
Heights. on last Monday evening The cue
soudisions were best eisvsn In games for
925 side A. the conclusion Of the game
Hsyas was declared the winner the score being eleven
to six games In his favor.
The pool tournament Of the Amphion Musical Society
Of Brooklyn 10 favoraby snyder 10 IN the
lead, with Miller close second and Boynton good
after tournament honors DO not appear to be I'm It,"
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A Challenge to Kennedy.

10 not likely that A. Isaacs OF tho Pasme 4. c. viii
meet Kennedy OF Yohkers response to . challenge
out by tho latter at the coming tournament Of the
Pastime A. C on Jan. 10 and 49, Chairman A. J. Muir
berg Of the Games Committee has this to say:
"Kennedy appears to be dissatisfied with everybody
but himself. even II Isaacs did defeat him for the
heavyweight boxing championship at the A. A. u.
meeting In regard to Kennedy challenge to Isnacs
meet again. will say that Isaacs is perfectly wiling
any try conclusions with Kennedy but cannot
do SO ut the ra.times tournament in January.
The reason IL that lsRacs only ono hand at
the present time aud will be unable TO bring The In
jured Into play tor several weeks to come. when
he gets condition he will meet kennedy tnree times
week to prove to him that he Is the better heavy
iii the mean tins. however, the Pastims 4. @.
challenges Kennedy TO spar william J. Byrnes a. the
coming tournament OF the club II Nv hoped that Ken.
needy win bear 10 mind the fact that weight |. to b u
plon should be prepared 10 spar any bis class"
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RARE SPORT on THE HILL


S1o0 4oAoH1Is y" Ss
-, vus . 0esasse ~ . nsss-esss.
0ooss Oops - 0oDAssD -
sA6D-cuses 0osS oosSs ~ vs~ss'
- ,ssa Gas q SrNl vas thoroughly eescyea
- 0uessabsr. cc0mitf~e srrc'nsea tvn.
Daasi cs rrps ncfes Owners ccnsfsfa,sse.
efasees Caldwell ucoa NJ. decision 'essssa
kv SAsm. YAs cGAesss 81 TIE Hudson Coun'r
So<Asy C1sb vsre hacvy IN havins securea the
se,vlSr. a Ne CaSAvr,i and Jui., Burke toe
the 0csa iaeegtana positions on race cours~
n epeulass vese eshiisratsi over seeing s's
essslless races which resulted w many esoee
on1sAes. suA the talent were 'o'frl aHcf -.
lsg four q. ortcs and two other horse~ e''"
vvsi basked. capture The purses
TAirtseA rsa In tho first dash Tor ceaten
horssA Catharins n. ID" fa,orne 'cd sne
rush q the ssart. giving way 90 julie ~ In the
90 M sur,oos Coming again At tho finish.
Oaahsr n won hy half q length Cyrus beat.
Ia the weary julie @. . neck for second place
TIE taicat eashcd In again on tho second race
Ksaplapd hyt choice. coming to closS quar- srf
npisg skosuHi .sah so0su nsi.s BS MI
~ re R Rs Sn ssssc sos sSoss he sssry
sSs sS ssse lie o sS ho. Of tho day to
nado chs issue near homo in the handicap nt
y: g. md s.. bal" .ssSn tho 'f f.voe 5,
rcrqs ns. S sn% Ms ssiiSn% sS SS
loaSs, mads .H96tlns ilnishi l,sase beat.
sa!.:s Third ,nr;S ISsn ,sss .S III bs S
isysrisS. iasds play and bcIt Rcpfster in :
..HRp s.s ri; s "a r" "H rs ssns %
good thing for tho knowing ones IN the last
sS s W. uss s s%s S.sSs Hickey
81 : neck. Morgan a.. the iavorite. losing sou.
end place by neck.
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ysSs q, q; Catherine =. & sy ssi'''a- i,
GEE; !: Ss; e;
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raE SECOND RACE
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s.s ssc: s.s n y & s:s :sa
& ss.;::S s;s:: ;s . T. ' :s
TIE rzInp RACE
\. HaaAieaV, pure $780, for swoysaroids; I've snA q
SsssIS S4 s. .:sr.'.. b, Ir.nea.-r.a,n.
80: ss:s!:; f.isssa; nis sFi;;nSsys;::
Assss'sS' colt and 1 iSs.n l:YYS s%' Also ran
Z sa, e: p.d ga r'''''.
THE FOURTH RACE
80 + s.s:s * 5; III sss.ss: IL.
1:s; ii::Ii!:;:;s 4 = IL ~
fSincS Howard and Cynosurs sbo ran.
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Won. LoI.

The members NJ the Hanover Club Of Brooklyn are
nightly By soms extra mo billiard playing
The nrst winter tournament 10 now well under way.
Swain II ahead with cenr recon, OF eight games won
GAuhert fOllows him closely. Al present tho record
stands 4 follows:
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DSlliards aaA Fool.

Prank Wilson has . good lead for the championship
OF the pool being held BY the Bedford
wheelmen. OF the Eastern District Brooklyn. The
leader yet has escaped defeat The record Of the
players up to date 10 a. follows:
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water Ps,s ~ sbs n. 4. G..

5ss water polo tssns Of the rrodscs ExebAass snd
C. met In the bS tsat Of the latter club last night
and plsysd very distressing ssns The Produce w.
change svimnsss made excellent showing. hut the
sKpsrtssss u the sherry diamond told. aud they
Llsptsd stsLs spposs.!s rLs ylsto!s fesnd NO easy
ss:sstsass' ne sssss s:n = SSliSs,' '"'
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iss...s-,w g. sS,ss' ss.Iyis. nha: .,,y,
NSsa ss.1 se.l ~ ~ ars. sas sas ~ ,Ls .s.,as
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Nsw Ssvssv Asssssss No sss xsw Zee. d

SsW SsrosH AshDsss0 No tie New YeoS %.
tbs mspbers at the wsyns Athlstie Club we're In .
happy 6ans Of Mad Last s,sSins snd ~ who sttsgd
% tLs baitsi stag u the siub hsid o. Turner Hail. JsS
~ cny. sssds 70 s thoayb sbsy vsSs w tho
hssds NJ . hsspitsbis sssssgs'Ins The eps'sis sss
rang " ~ NH Issesrs aud -. LsSSsy. te,t q
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yssE sss.. 10 ~. - tLs ,.s sesslsl Lesss q esH
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syeh yssptss Ssss gssL.hs lstl.s y Eve ssselsI n
YssislI ~ sAS ~ 20 ysI ~ ls.iy - LlsLs ss1
m .L -. Ysslilsf ~, ~ - !.nft.t ~ g. ~
s. -: , e. r.: y. =. I. i' s.,,
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$780, Lsas ssJ Y.s,sl sa.ss..sT M 49, -
Sxss.5i IN .s.s.. :. 81. rsS,sSfs. w: ~.
:.::. ~ g.. : e. 800 I =:
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loasassA Pssa.s sePvssss.

w. N.-The 0srasid Dse6y Tor
Gas.Quaster miles for three.
oo1ounesd to.night will b for
DoAstssd There will b fouE.
GO ooses for the spring msstins
3si:5!ss1isss:sse BIZ .er .ar,::
! k:a:. 4 So: I'D e :lss;.: :fS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-01

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~ eyeet q % sssu iaDestaass 70 horse.
~ q 3 Sslosk q ~ ssllss sIesk q tks or.
s go. ~. ,! s::s.;:s,
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Nordd.u Ws.i Side
Sn1s1 sTs.:i1 $50 kSsaS
jpaSo $50 's'aA" american 'z"
In addition there was an individual tournament
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tenIS.msnt o. srootiyn on "Wednesday sssains Shs
S;sSt; rs 81 ss,."
Ksllar in: ReaInsr It'll. Total ti7.
SECOND GAvx
'S SsS.F:ls: faSsis. MI kefS ~ Beam
me-. 1884; Reainsr. lU5. Total, 14S.
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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-12-09
FADs AND FASHIONS.

A New YORK society woman has an
album which contains photographs of
oil her costumes for the past ten years.
Souvenir spoons with Minervn's
owls. college girls with mortar board
caps and the heads Of favorite profes.
sors on the handle are quite the rage in
fashionable schools for girls.
MAGENTA is notable in the feather
colors because it is old enough to be new.
Pale straw color Is effective with black.
Wood color is used repeatedly, and Is
combined with every shade.
PLAtTs-box-plaits In particular--are
destined to be popular. They are seen
extensively in the new skirts, some
times at the back and sometimes in the
front, while others are arranged in
Vatican style, hanging from the neck
70 the bottom of the skirt in the back.
IN new stationery pale lilac, with adj
dress or monogram in darker tones, is
shown. Light and dark green are also
shown and a dark blue, with white let
tering, is n novelty. Gray in softest
dove tints has the address in silver. In
stationer's shop the other day the
decorative possibilities of writing paper
were most effectively demonstrated by
a display of 1t in wheels and stars of
color, shading from light to the dark
est tintS
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-12-09

RUCHINGs Of two rows Of tiny ribbon
loops put on very fluffy.
LUXURIOUS coats of velvet trimmed
with fur for little ones.
PURE silk shawls for shoulder wear
resem bling fine knitting.
VERY handsome flannel skirts in nov
city styles for mems wear.
SMOKING jackets and bath gowns in
time for holiday presents.
DURABLE machine-made Torchon lace
for trimming underwear.
AsTRAcHAN fur for small jackets to
wear over wooden gowns.
SILVER buttons enameled in colors to
match the Russian gnlloons.
FULL neck ruffs of chiffon dotted here
and there with ribbon loops.
VIOLET felt hats trimmed with green
velvet and violet ostrich tips.
SIx-INcH satin ribbon, especially in
black, for Empire or "crush" belts.
lMPoRTED wraps of velours du Nord-
q long pile velvet resembling plush.
BLACK wooden braids for trimming
heavy colored serge "hacl" dresses.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-12-09
Notice TO N2aakers.

All persons wearing masks Mt the
ball to be given on the evening Of
December Goth, will be required to
False their masks at the door and give
Ahelr names to the or-keeper and
pass To another person who will pin a
uurl5or on each.
Tho prizes for the best sustained
characters will be awarded by vote OF
the spectators before the masks are
raised, and any maskers caught IN
attempting to make themselves known
to their friends among tho spectators
before the vote ia taken will be de.
barred from contesting for tho prizes
The masks will be raised mt lO:3O
O'clock.
The prizes are on exhibition at
Wintermantel's jewelry store. The
winner Of either of them can exchange
the prize won for any article of equal
value in the store.
Each spectator will DO entitled to
vote Tor two numbers only.
WoMAoK g. VAN DRIELEN,