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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-24
Odds and Ends or sports.

Arrangements were completed yesterday for . six.
round bout between George Dixon and Jack Skely, to
lax place on Saturday night at the Grand Theatre.
Wiliansburgh.
The opening games in the pool tournament to de.
eide the amateur champi"n.h!p OF jersey city took
pace ut NicGots Hotel on Tue iav night The III
ions OF ca contest were the best tye out of nlns
games The scores were Black. -; Dixon. u: DOVE.
g. Quinn. 3: Kyle. q Sal ders. 3 Tho winner OF the
tournamrnt VIII receive II handsome gold medal
j. Newton Highly. Honorary Secretary of the SationAl
Skating AssocIa ion OF Great Britain. announces The
Information that arrangements are beng made IN
Holland bringing CIT the amateur cham piOnship of
the world under the conditions as laid down by tho
cOugress held at ScheNcn In the race II 10
pected that not only England and Holland. nut Ger
many. Austria, Hungary sweden. Norway. Russia, and
the United states will. be represented.
The Prospect Harriers have made all arrangements
for their monster paper chase tomorrow from Ozone
to he on hand 1T 10 O'Clock sharp Tho ha es wiz be
keesen. an. Dow. Slee and Goodwin. They will have
twenty minutes start Of the hounds. who VIII be
tanned by J.J Leonard with George kuhke and Fred
Cunning as assistants. The wheeiinen Will ho,d roa
race IRON ozone Park to Jamaica and return eish
miles for . handsome trophy.
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,FnyorIte. Lead mt Nnshville.

NASHVILLE. Nov. 23.-The talent picked three
Of the Ave winners at West Side Park to-day
while tho other races went to fairly long shots.
The track was In good condition.
First Rsce-selling: I'VE and half furlonRa vashti
100 * esho) first; tirey Duke. 1O1 (t ones seconds
Ipe Judge. los tsheldsl. third Time l:Ii,t Bettng-
SIx to Vnshti, to Grey DIXIE r to The Judge.
Second Race-Seling: seven furlongs. Kildare. l1s
Ereeman). first: Blaze Duke. l0s DesmonL. second
. Cyrsna, lOl (Sargenl third. Time. l:2l. Bettns-
One % Kildare. e TO Baze DUKE. q to cyrena
Thorpeh rrst: Paul Dombey LOB 81. McDonald) sec
ond: Sis 0Lee. no tN Porter) third Time. O4. Bet
tfpg-Feur to ASben. 10 to Paul Donbey. to sis
OHee.
Fourth Rscs-IIandcap for two. yearoids; nve fur.
longs. Forest Rose loj "a. Gayton> first: Ed Green
wood. loh tsnrgent. second Taylor lIaydon 1o3 To-.
Rose. to ! eaC b tho others.
Fifth Racs-S.llng. for twoyeAr.ods: four and
half furongs Josie D.. iO7 BiunD. first Luke T.. lo7
~. MeDonaldE second, Belle Blackburn ~ "a clay
D.. i to Luke F.. 8 to l hello Blackburn.
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Football Notes.

ArLAsr. Nov. 23-The score Of the football game
here to.!r was North Carolina college ~; AsbR "
state College y.
The Adclphi Academy team will pay return gam
with tAr brooklyn ligh school eleven ~ Eastern Fu.E
Oh saturday afternoon next
At Mount Morris Para this afternoon the Barnard
s. hooi eleven VIII play POSTPONED game in the Inter
scholastic Football League ser,es against hamilton In
ktIiutu
1hs second team, OF grAmmsr sehoS.s 40 and 81
Central Park on 1ueday afternoon. the result beng
draw, AeNsrsnn. A. Martin, and Marin'on carr.sd ca
The Gonors Tor ~. and Wagner and Luxe for 49,
Tha Irwin II b. Johns Coiess ned UP Rgains,
the DE sale sever Tuesday Atts noon. the result
features OF the game were the ns run. OF Russell loi
CopEAlkp-
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Totals......lO 2l1D 1902


FRAMES
Rosedae. 1T 1b4 23l 29i $50 455 b42 Ola $50 T02
Pleasure ia 10 2t1 3l5 3s1 4lU 4b5 $50 900
Cmaire-C. KinE Ecorers-E. Heusser aud G.
Schenck.
AreraEe-RosedAIc. 1853 25; Pleasure. 12oI5.
eyIoSp GANR
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$50 %: Gotham. 1850 c.5.


There was large and enthusiastic gath ot m I'M
oers of The Manhattan and New Nork A. e.. the Man
hattan A. IS ALLEYS las night. 10 witness the contest
be- wcen the two clubs teams for first place In tho
Athletic League series The scores were:
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CurrAGo. Nov. -. william G. Lincoln. a
mror. was charged in court this morning wi'r
havin: tried to secure tribes from both rrH'
crty uwnrrs and the city. The case is "n" RI
which IA" council mad" a special n n--H
Of 100000 TO uld a ten mile sewer IN. .~,
Wentworth avenue to the Caiumcl mv"'. '.'
had upprGnrhrd Attorney + NC Hay. .
Attorney Waldron for the city, a'I e.. +" "
Lynn Helm for ono Of tn" Ir>I. ''I uH' I'd =
urging them 10 lei lin nave III Z
Lincoln told tn" toGr, that h.. 4. = " .'s
the money ASA hrib.. ! AT .i"r', ." ''''
over Difficulties. After the h s.s'-.
for nj ~ -.
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RESCUED by THE F!E' NV
Two Women and Toy Taken from the Top
Floor Of IA BurnIm2 is"u-c.

Mrs. Sarah Randall discovered N" n ~
?. NJ. yesterday in the bnsemcut II -" t".r-
story house 1875 West Seventeenth street, o.
cupicd by eight families o. ro!urci v"or!'.
She gave tho alarm. and all G.; cat 10y way =
stairs and fire ESCAPES except tiro"rui ANT o.
tho apartments OF Mrs, Crro!!me corn 'liu-, On
the ton floor. Mrs. Nhoda Hewlett. to y"l,1
old. Mrs. IhrLo Hicks. and So nv"1r-.. !!
Robbie Winfield were IL there, Nn.n to
tiremen got around there w"> lively NlN""i "a
the house.
Mrs. Randall told Fir"wnn sheridan Of D..
gine Company No ] that ,h"r" w".e l.o'l" %
the top tinor. sheridan and -'yrryi 81 ,
raised alder. and they took 't"'"u ~ '. 90
and the boy out "f u" room. The arHrti,". B.
OF several Of the tenants were wCc"k"d. ! ~ d.
mon Josrih Fyrnc AND Robe Oswald # r'-
gin" Is wer" burned ninut lie iur" ~ .
fighting n" nr" H. tn. us"m,ui. ihur We
home. The h'r starie! under levers ~" >
store. There were taiIe.s Of VI! tLei l. :
they exploded.
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FIDGET WINS BY A FLUKE.
MAReUERrrE, TifE riroRrrE, FORCED
TO PULL W 1T THE START.

Jewel II. Up.ets the Tnicnt--,Juiia l.. Leads
che Two.ycnr-oids- Mr.. y. Days Fiiiy
Lslinh, from Gloucester, Wins Hnndily.
The m ost unfortunate mishGp the talent has
experienced recently came in the NTH race on
the Hill yesterday. Marguerite was loaded
with money ut 10 to on. and was considered
q sure winner. Fideet. n 10 to shot. pulled
across in front OF Marguerite at tho start
causing Flynn to hold her in and lose the race
which Fidgct won from tho send OIL.
The talent went down on Radiant in the first
race. Jewel II. at sto | took the lead In tho
opening strides and won hnndily 10y n length
and half from kcnwood. Tho favorite, Julia
L., had an easy thing in tho second race and
won by two lengths. vrspAsian beating Tugenic
4 length for second Ilhre L. Days MY
Liliah. the tav rite, ran Ike race horse in
Fortunatus beating Duk" John for the place
Lallah's owner had to pay an aGSai,e oi sfu'
and the selling price 70 retain his my.
dash until we'll into tho honestretch. when he
swerved and BURLINGTON, the tavorite moved
forward and beat Eit2on home Lytwo lengths.
Swepttread, first choice in the last race, won
all the way. Eatontown beating Da!esmGn
easily for tho place.
FiRsr RACE.
Purse $500; selling: i've furlongs. , $780,,
J. u. Lewis Jr.s, Gu tJewe!ii. a. by IImyar-Jewe.
IN Siit'sS h. k.nwGol, 8, ~ Kelly, ......,., I
AMI, and Bedsoe Also ran. Time. lU3. Ht!tins :,
zsainst Jewel u. 8 to ]; kenwOud. &io l. MeHthD'.
tel.
SECOND RACE.
Purss 1900 for two aro.ds; s.S fur!onsa
J. W. smy,hs h. {. Julia l.. BY Runny 'nede Jersey
J. ii. Jsnco,ts h!x G. Nesrastan. io! "gnningha'n' :
]. II. McCormcks h. g. kueenie io:it q lynn y
,s5 s:tc s ON 5S. 2 ;G Il" .sa %s
kuyenio.
THIRD RACE.
Purse $500: selling; six ana one half fnrinngs
r. Daily eli. t. La! All. s. by CharaAus-Mss "Face.
D. a montr, br. Ii, FRINGE ror,una:ns aged 10 :,
w. Iu.ts +, & Duke John l. ou ,Morrisj 8
Berwyn. lIaaeihurst, aud signature also ran Time.
1;2I Betting Against LA,at to o; frhce lostu'
FOURTH RACE
Purse $500: selling: ono mile
Baden stables bt: il. Burlington. g. by Fowha:tan-,
4 Brailey's br. c. Bhtzen. o. lls a. Jones........
Barretts br. h Jack Rose IFS tBalaru
Froutenac and Experience also ran. Time. l.tri
lettng-Even money Burlington. to against
Bitten. 10 to Jack Rose.
FIFTH RACE.
Purse $780, for rolds; selling; six and half
T. Bf.dleys b. c. Fidget. by Panique-IiA B.. 100 III.
T. Isighs CHI C. Wheeler il5 Martini ............. ?
p Hnlpins CHI & Helen lUn Morris .
Riehtaway, Marguerite. Fanny Rodgers My and III
10 / Fidyst. = to against Wheeler e to Helen.
SIXTH RACE.
Purse 500: selling: seven furlongS
J. OLsarys b. c. sweetbread. 4. By Mr. PckwicE-
Khsftan Stables ch. H. Eaton.own. lo% a. Flyhh) :
dsuly 1 Go a b. e. Dalesm.n, Il. l07 tMorrs) 3
Tattlsr and Early Dawn also ran TINE ;3a& net:
DAlesmnn. to-
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SECOND uAit.
To,ais.."i2ai soI ro,als.....l4?ii5 si5

ATLANTA IO2 iGS o42 33G 427 4Oa go 637 Tln so4
Golden Rod. II iGs "a. @ui 3I4 AL 53g o.6 7l2 Sl5
lmnirs-lienry fahrrnsamp scorers-r. Moench
and Herman Dircku.an.
Average -Atalanta, iu0 80. Golden Rod, 100
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ERNEST AND HENRIETTA.

Their Families Wouldn't Let Them Marry
at Home, SO They Rnn Away to America.
Henrietta Gotta. a dark-eyed Jewess. and
Ernest Marth. young Christian farmer OF
PetershaCen. Germany wanted to be married.
The Gotta family objected to Ernest because
he was Christian. and the Marth family
wouldn't hear OF the match because Henrietta
was n Jewess. Henrietta herself, being of an
unsectarian temperament. said she you'll
family. That didn't suit the Coins.
and Henrietta coulin't marry. Henrietta and
Ernest put heir heads and hearts and savings
up at Ellis Island yesterday. having sailed
from Bremen on the Steamship Saale. They
told the registry clerk all about their romance
and SO they were married. They have SI15.
with which they, are going to start farming at
Port Edwards Wis.
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The opening games were rolled IN Section H. subdi.
VISION J. Of Tie America Amiisur hoNIing Union
on Iu.sday might ~ ins WhsVr alleys, Tue results
,,Winsor liowlAnd lsa Guiner,, lAa Chase. la+: +.
Lotus anh; ~: Pnrty. 20: Keys 40: Nedder.
l6i, Hand. l49 Tuta. S%..
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Eric Gunncrs at the Trnps.

In spite of the cold wind tho members OF the Eric
Gun CUB tlrned out strong Yesterday at their regular
monthly shoot at Woodlawn r.ra. E.aren men com.
petG for the clgb hnd-o aud extra prizes at seven
birds eatr. cub hantrap modified Airing ham rules.
L Nhrrly ani j. Pate ted with suNeR each On he
sLnot'"i Mu,phy wun. Ile score . :, ,, m
yards. :; ~ Essas,er ~ yards -. ilate. ~ yards,
!. II. Dohr,uau. Is yurds A. H. Lynrh. :! va DIS s. II.
JanSk wsk,. a yards. 81 Sni.tl = yards, d. Mvlr.
mti. yards. 4. ". iiarye. - yards ii A. slNi -
yards y
swcsisa,e Shoot. ~ birds, - wards rise. Muir.
Diy. 3. VI. issasser y; & Piafs. u j.. P.Ate. 4: H..
smith T. j. 4 still, i; o. Muhrnln 3: ". Iiuriye 3;
II. SauskOwshi, :; il. DuHrInan !; D. Lynch !.
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The directors of the New York Poultry and Pigeon
Show Association at meeting yesterday decided to
hold It's next exhibition At Madison square Garden tho
week previous the Wrs munster Kennel Clubs shows
thr show To co.. not Alrr than et - The officers
as named yesterday are; ! feslHcht ROBERT AoRat-
Secretary, n. v CRAWFORD. Treasurer Capt. Z. NJ,
G:Iiing
meeting or the srockhoiers has been called for
Dee. = ,ons,dei the aGvsahi'if ot increasing tic
cap,tal stock from SIDD to 5000 The coming
snow, II ~ sail WIN b. Oh the sane lines as those
which have eiei H. IuIsEnth ~ tue greater part
Of the suchiuI-rs RuNibc con- parihOn judging for
The metropolitan SHOW mattel nVw tLey may feel
ABOUT II for genera! ambitions,
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Thomas Connors appeared in Jefferson Mar
ket Court yesterday a. complainant against
his wife Katherine % years old whom he ac-
cuses Of habitual drunkenness. Connors said
that he had to take care Of their two children
for the past year. as his wife had been drunk
nearly all tho time. She denied this. and said
that Connors lid not give her enough mon-y
to live on. Sh.. had had him arrested. she
we Il. which no did not pay. Willie Justice
White was hes tat n. over the cAse an old man
mountea the stand.
My. name ia Daniel Mahany" he said.
and . am sorry to sa tnat this woman is my
daughter. What her husband SAYS is true"
Justice White sentenced Katherine to six
months on the lslnnu
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To.day's Entries ut Gutenberg.

First Race-Purse $500 for beaten horses six and a
hair furlonas Uncertainty. 132: Gray 1925 TRtter.
iSa: EeiiDss l2s %. MS ,5 1.s: Feuson, lis;
second Race-Purse 500 for yearllngs; threee!ghths
az y milo. Rohda hlly, 1O7: Turn Taw My. lo.: Ap'
omAttox, lO2: Lea Oily, lOG: Josie ulIph lO2.
Iinn. brown My, 90: Miss Nellie 80
Third Race-Purse $500, for maiden two.year.o!ds;
selling: hvs furlongs. Gamester. lo9: Leigh !oD;
Electrical coi'. 1ua: Kinswood. %: IIumming Bird
colt, 81; Suspense hlly ": lenlopen ge!ding. "a:
Susie Fuller ReIiins % Spot. ~ ,
Grab. III; Miss Belle. ll5: Little Fred. loG; Logan.
1O8: Bess McDuh, lO3: Pat Conley. So
Fifth Race-Purse $500: handicap: one mile And .
quarter over five hurdles. Ny Fellow. 1dS; St. John.
1853: St. Luke l4S Ecarts. 49,; Li!ero l2s
Sixth RAcc-Purso $500: selling: SIX and half fur
longs. Burlington u.s. Sir water Raleigh; no: Wood.
chopper. lOS Bowery 1903: MohlcAu. 1O7: Pnlydora,
los: Monsoon. 1Oo; liazelhurst. lO3; Thanks. TO-.
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The third day OF tho Tattersals annual horse show
sale took place yesterday ut Seventh avenue fry
NTH street. Nothing remarkable was shown. 50 tho
prices As rule. were low. Rene Ii Montague. J. L.
Hsrnochaa. Julian Potter. ana Capt. Blake all made
number OF purchases. principally oc poo ponies H.
strsefer paid tho highest price OF The day $3.50 for
Nell GMyhr. handsome chestnut pacing maze, SIX
yes "hii me mare Is crea...n MIN DONG mile III
Nell Gwyne CHI SIX years: r. l.. Streeter ,,,. $500
Little Dick. b. g.. SIX year and chestnut ge!d.ng.
sight years team: ~ Back ....,..,,..,,. 42O
IAr OF brown mares nrc years: A. NJ, Lawrence. %
Brown RcIdng. nine years. II. Russell, go
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What Is dim Robinson Going to 10,

The decision Of The A A. I. magnates 10 promote a
handicap and Championship athletic tournament, open
to the world in connection with tho Chicago Words
fAlr Ii having qu can elect among the great amateur
combination notorois,s Already shrewd officials
ere figuring out the possible outcome of such an inter.
national struggle aud Mt last waking IN to the fact
America. ~
Tho big clubs arc said be- much concerned over the
Imminent loss or prestige II tFan,plrrd Yesterday
shAt jim Rob nson, the Man laitan A annette man.
eyer has arranged 10 Tor ug on bee / on Tho
Majestic. freely ai!esed hat he arm ed with
n0wer to bring back Morton. kibbe wni'c Ilnina. or
6acou or NIL four is a.o SAID ,!n inns excursion
win Include Carrick on sur Ireland he homes TO
annex T. y. Kiey, considered by many to be great.
sst si.roundsth'e'e IN the wofd Robinson however.
RyeS this gossip general GcnIa and says Pm lust
1oln' hover TO the hold country for ard hsarnrd
VoluAy"
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Andover IIa. Cause for Rc,o,e,nr

ASpovyR. Nov. 23.-There was great rejoicing among
the majority of students here at Yae's victory on
Saturday. AEdover take. no little credit of tina,
victory to herself for five Of her cd football players
did tho best work for the Yale team Al tnes, men
had The thorough schooling which the academy team
annually receives. and were star players when here
Mccormick was here in 1883. nlling the POSITION OF
quarter back. lie won for himself any aUrels An
dover campus. Laurie Bliss played half back on The
team or 1884. He was by far the les: man on tina.
eleven and LEFT an unsur Assed ecosd behind Inn.
Pop" Hiss chptnined the Fhilips team OF 1889 lie
played half back hut 40 not develop his hest pua
IN the football line Gnti near the c!'se Of the seAon
A, : Hnkey rIArrd end oil the memorable t. an wlrl
aefestsi kIster l'.o N the fall nt 1850 and u. Ge
the same position on the victorious team Ui las: sea,
son He also won distinction on The baseball nine nm
wa. considered one or The scadrmy's quickest and
best athletes. ~
Gresnway came M here last year from the South and
va, noted for his fnr lacking In football and his
ceiient catching on tho diamond. Armstrong. one Of
the substitutes In last Saturdays game recsih ed HI
ing in football here last yea and played re
markAble game considering his short experiences.
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John A Morrise's steam yacht Cora Is having her
Geek mouse lenHthenedt ten feet at IeDos yard.
Tie steam yacht Avenei is rebui.dine ut Poi,lions
yard, south Brooklyn. she ia IN charge Of skipper
Ma. esoH
Tie 8 oain yacht RhAda Is being N'ted out wi tn a
new steam steering gear at Fletcher i Harrsons
yard, IluboS.n
The steam yacht Fagamore. which has been ct ar.
tered by +: NJ Fuller. Jr. Will iezve lebos dock on
sA.urGay fog the South.
Tie schoOner yacht BrGnht'ia. which has lust re
ceiv.d ne overhgnCinS stern and Mu leryuue a CEN
era ovcrhAling wiIi not ut out tor her voyage
January
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A New System for Playing Duplicate Whist.

Cassus NJ Paine, late President If the MilN auE %
Whist Club AMI cne of the cubs 'e IN IN the contest
for the Hamilton club trophy ct the he'll! at
the Manhattan A, e.. recently sren: few days IN
Brooklyn AS the Hnest OF the car e;on Club Nj Paine
announced tiht e had invented at eniney new sys.
ten tor playing the duplicate RAme. winch dues away
altogether VITA boards and boxes II l. So small u a.
II can be carried IN the POCKET be pla,
and he cost 10 iri1ng. Tho Executive Committee OF
the Brooklyn Whist League intend to bring tie
ton before the clubs 1t will doubtless be adopted
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He Swallowed c1O Oysters and Though,
Nothing oft.

George E. Evans. cuiored lie ter carrier OF Sewak
asonIshed large crowd eli Tuesday nist by eating
2IO oysters in exactly toity.unc minutes. having
wngcred $40 TO cat 200 oysters inside OF hour Tie
oysters were mixture OF lar e and small oues AMI
Evans eat them Just they hand. lie -,
lowed the extra ten e. max" II good Thea,
alier iOcke,inR lis winnings, he walked INTO "a
taurant aud ordered huge porte house steak cl. III.
ins inat tie oysters gave him an appetite
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CLEVELAND. O.. Nov - Tho ID: steel
steamer Matowa. which went aground !uS'
outside Of Ashta'ula h"ri'F ''s'''""' n'o' u
inc /. l., nr,,t ,,,r.r The sea Is Very high.
MI ~ ~, r-ny. i,.Ing az hign A. her maS's,
serss ~. lc @ t "a 'aT With "a. sss
,,"' ii,vi', t,r.i mat she viii hreak in two.
TThh'o M., ~" ','ri NJ to the Minn"so,a Mimi.
CnnI,any H." ana is valued at S2uO.OUO. she
has N c,rru -! iron ore.
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First Mate Mark Lee and five OF tho crew Of
the British barkcntins ToboGGan. which WAS
wrecked on u reef Of the Cuban coast, fifteen
miles from Caihnrien, arrived hero y''srsrtt4y
IN he steamship nunmore from Sa.uH., IN,
Cart. BYRON Porter. lays was not "n his chart.
IN pleas SAINT sunlit weather. On tf. -. S,l'
was taking from Philadelphia to Sa= Ia ~
crew got ashore without iuis4nr,, ! .r t"s1,.
hroke NJ. The BritisiICoHsu VII! !H'os'E'''
the wreck.
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Racing Hesults Mt Gloucester.

GLOUCESTER. Nov. 23.-First Race-Five-eghths OF .
mile Mart nrst Lady Worcester second Agnes T.
thrd. Time. :oSll
Second Race-Tltee. quarters OF = mile Starlight
dIst. orphan second Nagcu third Time. l:22'l
Third Esce-Four and one-ha.f furlongs Jersey frst.
YAtrocles second. jim Gates third. Tine. ! ol
Fourth Race-Three.quhrters OF a m,le. Saragasss
hIst BeLtsarius second. pattery third Time. :2oil
Come 70 Taw second; Jim !Iunn third Tine, 35sl.
Sixth Raco-Fve eight his OF mile. Censor nrs syria.
suse second. ArApahoe third. Time. l:utS.
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Lnsker Treats Them All Alike.

MONTREAL Nov. % -Yesterday afternoon Lasker con.
timed playing at tbs local chess club when he was
opposed in OIL hand games by T. r. Cooke Il. Short. j.
Ney Babsou. and ID. Robertson. The herman expert
astonished tho Canadians again by his rapid play IN
In short time each OF these weknowu Local players
hat to acknoMlcd.e defeat.
Accord ns to programme. Lasser Will meet tho
champion OF the cub X +. FlemmnR. onorrOw
Afternoon whie IN the evening Femming. henderson.
and SaGson Will conduct . consultation game anst
Laskcr
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Racing Results Mt East ST. Louis.

81. LOUIS, Nov. 23-To.day's results follow;
FIRST Race-Six and half furionys. Auilphone nrst
2trthA ". second. 81 liza thsrd. Time. 20.
Second Rhcr-Thrpe.Juar ers of mile LITTLE Addio
n!st JACK h te second. Le2orne third Time. l:i5s
Third Race-Fiye.egh hs of 4 nile Envy irst Bob
Lyle second III ly Duncan third Time. J ;O2
Fourth Ra"e-One milo ami an cighth 81. Mark hrst
Acclaim second. Future thtrd Time. :5l.
Fifth Race-seven'eighths Of mile. King liinyar
1rst, Swifter second. PEettlwit third Time. 80.
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OiRsM o.cOyNoR DEAD.
The American Champion Passes Away After
Two Weeks Ilncss.

TORONTO. Nov. 23.-willlam O'Connor. clam
rlon oarsman OF America. died here at $50
o'clock Thu afternoon. The last race rowed
by tho dead oarsman was q double scull nf-
fair in which O'Connor had Edward Hanlon as
n partner. They rowed nganst llosmer ana
Gaudaur Just two months ago at oriliia.
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IN n,.ua Elc.trlc Gar. Across the Harlem.

The Union hallway Company. which has the
trolIey fran,!ise in the annexed district. pe,i-
tloneI the Park Commiss oners yesterday for
nsrmission to operate their cars across tho
Observation-Disclosures bridge over the Harlem kycr
Win elect it motive power. The Madison av-
an surface rond is III. on ~ one having
-, L q IN tns Madison avenue bridge.
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Henry N. Smiths Tro,tln. Stock seized.

LEXINGTON. Nov. 23.-Adamson McCanloas.
receiver for Heath & Quincy Of New York. has
filed suit In this county against Henry y.
Smith. proprietor OF Fashion Stud Farm,
Trenton. n. j.. for 500 600. that amount ! eng
tho value placed on Nj. Smiths trotting stock
Qunrtered on tho farm Of II. i. IodhuGtrr in
this county. Mr.. Smiths animals were at
IN tn.bny
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Crack Wing shot. to Meet.

CHiCAGo. Nov. The ip,Sio'n Ind will tomorrow
announce that T.. D. iultorl AMI j, A. H. E!lott have
signed articles for sere, of i've matches to be shot
next month Each match viii he A. 100 i've birds rsr
man or 500 side. VITA an uih,ona. s?oo side for
tn" hest three out ut tU'a IT ~ tU The pareA
aud duties OF the mntchcS ~ iuloWs! Kansas CITY
Dec II, Indianapolis. zee. -, lI'isburyh. Dec. -;
NialIslOrt, Dec. -, Harrisburg Zee, ~.
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4 LONG RACE TO TIE FAIR.
Cowboys to Hide sroncios from Chadron te
Chicago.

IrSNEAPoLIs. Nov pa Deadwood special
to the Tribune says tho cowboys o! Nebraska
and Dakota met at Chadron and orcani2cd
long distance race recently. After much do
liberation 1t was decided that tina race woud
be run from Chadron. Neh.. to the Nebraska
State building Mt the Worlds Fair Grounts
The prize Is to DO s LOCO and n gold medal. 1t
Is expected that 300 entries VIII TO iEad0
Bronchos will lie tho animals ridcn. The race
will begin May 10.