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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-26
Linden Grove Gun Club,

In yesterdays regular monthly shoot OF the Lin len
Grys Tag t!Ib at Dexter Park John schi;enann cap
turei tho Glib badge VITA clean score OF seven killed.
using The tscond barrel only twice. his mrs, and
bird Three tied for second prize SIX killed and
missed r. Ibert winning after protracted contest
with A. Eppg. Two sw"cpstaEcs at blue rocks were
inhugGratca after the regular event. The scores:
Regular club shoot, teyen birds each man. modified
Long lsard rules a Eppg shooting at 81 yards rise,
the other members at 20 yards. s"hliemann. T. j.
Erpig. .; J. Cunningham, 81 j. Link. O. Z. II Horney.
4: 4. Eipg, u f. Frank. Il l.. S"r. IS: Noehrng, 81 G.
BerMe!, 3; +. IberI, - j. kpp!s Jr.,
Killed nvs and missed his SIXTH bid. f. bert killed Sax
EtEai sht and won.
First sweep ~ 10 blue rocks. ~ yards rse, right
and lett angles. three Inoneys-P. J: LpriR. 9, won
hrst; Cunningham 8. J. Eich. 81 j. Eppig Jr. Q; q.
u. Horney. o l.. Seir 3: Il wismann 4: j. Link. 81:
F. bert 9 In the shoof-of Cor second money liorney
missed the hrst round. Link the third. leaving
wsnJ 20 Wiemann.
second sweepsakes same condtions-P. J. Eppig.
q: II. WIemaun q: Cunningham. 4; HOrney, 4; PrnA,
:. Short. :: Link, g. j. Linz won rrs on the FRS.
ronnt mss and out Short dropped out OF the race
for second money his Erst BIRD Cnnr INK ham and
Honey dividing after breaking three each. Third
Prnz
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-26
THE yEg FORKS HAZE AN EASY TINE
A Oue-sided Game In yvhieh the Riehnosd
Team Were Beaten.

RICHMOND. March 25.-Manager Powers put
a very snug team in the FIELD to-day. and they
handled tho Rlchmonds rather roughly.
eignor Donatio. the manager Of the local team.
seat to Petersburg and brought up Quarles. a
young man who once pitched for the Washing
ton Associate, On team. and he did fairly vol In
tho box. His support was execrable. Al.
ORourke. a fat. putgy fellow who played right
field for the locals. made so many nuns and
fumbles that Jim O'Rourke bit his mopstache
In modification. Buck Ewing made his hrst
appearance as first baseman. and he played
the POSITION a. though to the manner born.
He picked up low-:hrown balls without any APP
parent effort. Buck didn't have chance to
throw. and said he reg rst,cd the lack oil an op-
portuuity to sail the tail around a little.
Mickey Wrlch distinguished himself In the
box. lie pitched five innings. and nothing APP
preaching hit was made of his delivery. lie
struck out eight men. AID tie Eichrnond
la'tcrs went ont in blocks OF three
81 l!iyan took bold when Nelch III ~;
his delivery. the Elchmonds failed 70 get
eight men to strike 1ut. Field caught the en-
tire nine Innings and made a most "Scnll"nt
showing. The New inrks hid not DO much MT
ting. but ran the bases well. and took hHSan-
tnge Of the ludirrons errors OF the local playsr,
Tomorrow the Washingtons Will come 70
Rich -nond. and they Will get "a warm fecep-
t!on from tho New forks. The score:
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New York Yacht Club Meeting.

Tho second general meeting OF the New York Yacht
Club this yenr nei at the club house 81 Madison
avenue Thursday evening Nothing OF Importance was
done, but Their" was an interesting talk among the
members about the coming season OF racing COnIno
dOrc Kane. Chairman Of tho Regatta Committee spoL,
about proposed sweepstakes or 20 foot schooers to
bo sailed In New ror. waters nest September. and
that the entrance fec be $780, with $40
felt tie club add from $500 to $500. Comm 0dure
Kane Rs0 favored thr giving Of special prizes 10
boats not Iccoln'Asd by h" club such IN ths 35foOt
or. aud 2,fOuttrs
hlhei by the clubs rule ning it's cct Ia vessels Of
nfirun tons over, II ~ Thought. however That II
VIII be advisable ooGcr priSes to smaller yachts owned
by me Inh"rY Of tho cub.
IN" following now members were elected;
John H. DaH.s, l,orrara j. BENEDICT I. L. watson.
James &. Hayden. James pts llUyt, John \. 1Lin.
Arihnr q Earle. ii-nrr Alien, J. Is snHll, Watson o.
Diokeruan Peter T0s niend harlow William Crnxie r..
Wendell Oooiwin. Frederick swin, Ferry Hsmont
John T.. Rker William j. RLcT. Joan i. kikcr Angast
ieianway " st1Irs Wells Il. K. McMurgay. and David
y. Edison.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-26
What Made harley ana Paisey In Hurry
to 90 Home.

II trsnspircs that Mitchell ana sIayn went bnce TO
England more quickly than they bad they would even
when they wor. In Cana Ia They gave II Diit there
that thny would return to mo United States bat
proceed to England by way of iiaiifar. Attic timO
that they were talking 80 much In Canada they had
contracts to show IN this city and Philadelphia, "A
soon as Sew YORK manager with whom ihoy had
agreement learned that tho programme OF tho tricky
pair iiy the coop that contract was cancellri
In short order and tnrbrI was engaged instead On
their arrival in this city the worthy couple failed 10
oneF an excuse that was half way decent Mitchell IL
said threatened AL sorts Of suits tho
ment ~ the theatre but he was laughed at and up
the time OF sailing Tor ONE Charles had Instituted
legal proce edings
Mat made tho English pupst moro furious wasu
nOiiiir alton hU received Oh TursjAy last from hu
rhlini lipha parties no had mndortaksnio 10, hlin
and SlaN!n 90 before Quaker tIy crowd. Ihis
the effect that ilad.iphia wonld not have them.
kguhrd of himself tho occasion Of hIH
with Ioihett last Monday night Is said that Michel
aud Slayn further dvised By the PhilEdep
to show their heads there Tor they did they stood
al excellent chance OF being rooted out OF towl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-26
The Kellogg sale or Trott~r-

The Kellogg combination snle 0, trnttinG
stock was concluded yesterday at the Amcr-
con Horac Exchange. with a light attendance.
There were many bargains. and prices ruled
low.
Those bringing 500 and over follow:
PROPERTY or WOOD 4 Dr'LL. CHESTER. S.Y.
Josie iI0yt. br M, ittT. ny Ishni-kt wood. by
N"'tt IIaGbietpiliau, frank Ll"cs sLr-ws
btFy. ;" s-+o
rlorEgTT or JAMES C'EoEKE. SEw YORK.
Ilav ~ j. 1887, by TOuchytrns- Emerald. by Vol
Un'--r. ,pl. !jrtiieu ssw YORK .......-..... So2O
CatIlr Roy. Ch. 1885, by Touch sto-.-- Tanii:iR.
~ Messenger DurOc: ], u. ShGlts FGrkyi. Para 200
InpTEETY or II. II. HUSH. PosEBASg, q. l.
Bruno. 81. T.. 1885. hy DAME! Lomt"rt-iam sai
to la by kings CHAMPION. 4. riAtt. Sew York $50
rI!UrELTY OF Mi-a. T. u. FISHER. BIOOKIYS =. Y
ker;gcE" D. r. 30 by Tnoifurd Prot. 2:1J1l-
Nry th!ct NaiG. by belmont. ". Van srkIrn.
PROPERTY or W. ]. MoEFIS. NEW YORK.
Neil" ny ;, nj. 1854 by Whips-MeIOra by MI
."s h Clair. J. u. shalt. f3e5
PROPERTY ~ THOMAS CCsSINJHhAf. NEW yULX.
Lucy " rk-- b. Ht. Is&t. hv kiux Wilkes. ..@:ii-
f1RSl". bS CH'-b.r: Henry y. smitt. FASHION
!hfb trenton ~ s"'O
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4 oRE.ir PAeTS0 srEEPsTAkEs.
The owner or Mascot. ztA IA, Has . Chip
ON Ills Sho alder.

BrYraro. March -. Tho Buffalo Park As
tociation offers sj0.OCJ In stakes for the
Grand Circuit meeting 10 this city. and to-day
tho announcement was made that W. l.. Tay-
lor has offered n great sweepstakes rnco for
Inrrrg that VIII be worth $1,000 TO the
winner
Mr. Taylor's proposition. simply speaking. IL
n match for HIS geldng. Mascot. against any
and all the PAGERS that mnie records last year
eligible 10 tho 2:l5 class. His proposition
Ia az follows: 81 will make a match
or Btakc. In which I nominate my
PAGER Mascot. 2:l5'4. with and against
any ard all 81 the following named horses
which obtained their records In races last
nnd f9anE D6rtch, in tho $500 us stake
Face tolGmbin. Tenn: Lee " 2!i4h; ~
rGfe' 2j+ fg;.ta IL; hapiin': 2 stGH W.T.
aI3 raui 4Ia9k: J. RG T.. Phil. TBine ! sen.
5I5t ,frcgt %ilES.. g,i7i;;, h%e. beg:
2lT. Horny g. 2;l7'i. on the following tcrfns,:
hIr-n entered. ~ least four horses. besides
Misso, n'ust "ti.r. 80 Is g. NIKE IN. s,nk ke
meeting in August. or day sctty u. asset.
alton. the hr"trayTrpt 70 IT, ioriei. o. go:
q tho Bnfalo lark Association, % or before
MAY ]. viii, tho nomination. the balance to DO
rad 20 Nir. inwicy Oh or h"to-. Aug :. the iirst
cluding Mascot. .nrc not ,"nt"r"d. the TO
h"oT IitLe stake Ills, III. winner 70 take tho
whole II H." srh&". MONEY. including 'Cri"its.
~ F:' H. g dr. III :" so 'aa rcaiy dep"st
Ell IN the hands OF Mr. Hnw!sy.
rrr .Tif9.2 !iarch %. 1892 W. T. TAYLOR
rr 3,rh IS tn" D,Iffel" Park association. This
is one o! the. brcn,i"st cha lcnges ev"r issued
be worth $4,000
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New. from ,heIIor.e World.

o. H.. Newark. Salvador holds tho record for
ono mile.
Mr.. Hobart intends TO give Stamboul n spc-
cial preparation tor an on slHugii on all records
next fall.
Constant Reader. Gioucostcr. No. tho Nomnd
that run last yGnr ns ntwO-yrar-Old HganHt NJ.
tloTian never ran ut Gloucester. He II owned
by III. L. Dwyor.
Tho brood marc jennie Flood. by imported
Billet. foalol 1879, owned by tho n>iittu vi
BENJAMIN !. Petit. Is dead tha was Valued at
$4,000 md WAS the dam Of Miss Flood.
Tho 71pG F,-id and Firll reports tho sale OF
the well .known trniting stallion Tho Seer.
record 2:lD'a. lorSlo0tO II Wesley Iiutchins
paying DIR. A. NJ, iarcOlon that figure for tho
speedy son OF General B"n.on.
Col. 3. ID. Bruce has distributed tho cata-
logues for tho lirookdale sale of race horses
which will he held nt tho American Torso iGx-
change on Thursday. llarrh ~. commencing
ats T. NJ. Tho covering OF the book Is black
Mr.. Withers's raging cOlorS. Tho crack !iily
Experiment IL No. \ on tho programme, and
tho colt st. Michael Will DO tho last 10 DO uf,
Tered.
Tho following hackney have been purchased
by j. X. Bloodgood Of Blonigood Farm. N"w
Marlboro. Alusa: Acrobat, hay stallion. lI.".
yours old. by CamvGssor: tilpc Ietcr. Dlue
roam sta lion, yours; General H.. chestnut
Princess May. bay mar. iT,l lrS1, sire Lord
lIardolph. dam Lincoln Queen: Miss Witch
ford, bluo rom mare lSSl, Is. il. siro Great
tAhot dam Snowfall. by !lIglilycr: yourlinEs.
star OF Ely. chestnut. siro Star OF MDIal. dam
lady Of Nigour, by Vigorous: Incn sam.
chestnut sire star OF Mopal. dam Candnco. Wy
Cock 81 tho Walk.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-26
Shooting Gossip.

The return pigeon match hetweon teams represent.
Ing the mon Iil Ciub aud lnQuius of RruUkl IN
was held GA iIh lay afternoon 1T h0nitor Park, Nee.
hhwkeh y, J. TIE latter we're a-"in victorious by a
smuil marrU, lE' conditions oi 'Et TI'riI were ten
men 10 team. ten birds per nam, tiry yards rise,
mt yards boundary Nottingham RUGS 10 govern
Tie e. ores iuiuWs
Algonquin Gun rlGl-I. Bseuner, $ EiNs; " COY g.:
q. q. Van nh lea, 10; j. llama q: Z, iuu, -. a. r.
Ierwilli'C .; H. G,wul, .; q Rrounor g; H. Olt"n.
- nnl A. Mos IutFl, 'ii.
tnun I'M tan C.un--J. nj .: \. johnson ., II.
tntcrrncr, d. H. Cuilius, T. j. waller, u; j. T. Vel.
ing .: j. Il. " olruStu!i u J. gGgArEy, Z, 4. Hat o.
and u. T. LangcaGc, :. Iutal UI
The weekly medal shoot Of the Miller Rife Cluh was
held Oh lnurs!ny evening Mt the caD's ranges IN No.
Dor Ell, the shooting VS. ounn onHani On HE Atnrrr
can ~ ring thrg" NJ u ir.t distance. and tile follow.
ing scores muGg ont OF IL pos l,Nc 30 uu,nls:
Capt. Dewey 22d y. Milrr. 2i!; = Il. hruss $50. H.
Mayer 2i2; H. Ss,ionle,rh 40; " f9rk",, a2U; r.
rayhsr 23!,i A. TIgfl ~: , JHdsou l:iS; J. Voyo
2a' y. ndn.teait 4uS "da u, Nander4cydrn 5u,
claso y. j. CarIaghct, 23'; riaSs T. /. alu.ucl ia
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Tied Again at Dexter Park.

The team match between j. SchiemRnn OF the Glen.
moro Rod and Gun Club and r. Ibert OF the Linden
Grove Gun club against +. Eppg OF the same organ.
zation and {. Engelbrecht o. the Genmores shot
of yesterday Dexter Pax. AMI again resulted in
tie. The birds good lot Nil through and fast
flyers. j. schl-mann 'far'ef the race in his first
seventyhvc hs X He'd wcnty. in tho next he managed
to Nil On.y twelve tniai Of 81" r. lh"rt III his INST
round trrGry.INo He'd twelve but INN IN lilo
second half lining .nt y.one. giving him total of
aud U:a., gao OF IS Tor lis side T. Eppig man.
aged make ri, his irHi haf and nineteen in
the serOud, iota ot 80 Z. En{eIDrecht hi the top
score % 80 wi sixteen Kills ia his and n
in his second haf This brought the second team 4
score a sp NJ IL so, mnkiuE 1t the second tie.
Tue previous mAirh rilUwt great ieh bet ar
schIieinanu having Killed A. his partner, Iber,. 10
tniaI of 10 For The other ride - lpng killed 30 and
e. EuRelhr.rht 40, also 70 total ihc men having
the Ur scores. Inert ana T.. Eupg. will shoot OH
At fty brds each the loser pay for tbs 200 pigeons
on tho next Linden Grove shoot. II. Mclaughlin acted
at,f
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-26
u wun IL. Al r,rnt with Corhe,,.

The Sullivan refused 20 Sign the articles 0I
ngrcansnt sent "a him by the Olympic Club Of New or
leans until hey wero amended Hes In clause Of
tho articles" said W. 4, Brady. manager If lin Cor
bctt. last evening It Ia stipulated IN tie articles
'hrrihr rHfcrc' can stop N" lgh II h" thinks tnt
IA" rri"rh'A ar" ~ Sncl condition ms To IN ACETATE
,tilcr from knocking ihn other pni or II rrc.i
BRUTALITY IA ditbAyCI Ha to tnlaUgtr iifr. hnw
We apn't wtni draw want We havp counted iH 10
who Is tls bJft"r Crrbytt viii stay IN t!nt
riny unit Il" can't rShi hni longer
'tDTbctt ilhbHorilCu unlH he tram They
VIII In ~ Asbnry rHrk, y !. He "il start IN To tram
about Jnns 10 imnpciiE'cy up0n nts arrival from
'lT.srp. where Ao Will spend few weeks with his par.
cEiS"
'Coybcit weiRhei hinBelf yes rrlny II. tIppcd tie
sea ~ ri rhnrl lSJ POUNDS lie stated that lie
lLlA lLlC.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-26
Shooting by the Sea.

The members OF the Atlantic Rod and Gun Club h cid
their regular monthly shoot at the West End grounds
Coney Island Thursday. The attendance was not so
large usual fifteen facing the traps for the
petition in tic Newton diamond badge series at ten
birds each club handicap modified birmingham rules.
d. Deacon Of New Utrecht. a new member. and II.
Baizsr tied with ten each. and tho shOot-oh tho
former won. killing nve more straight j. B. Voorhees,
aud &. l.. Morris tied for the second prize with nine
each. and after shooting AT i've more Voorhees, won
Judge sutherland. furguRscn. Jr.: j.. &. Rcnnett,
and ". Weber tied fOr the third prize with eight each.
and the shoot Of the Judge won. g. keist took tho
were: &. = sutherland. 2t yards =: 7. r Buckley. 2a
1. furgussen is yards. 81 u e Bennett. 70 yards j.
H. voorhees, % yards -: q T.. horris. 80 yards o. H..
EaIler. - yards 10: o. ke,s - yards 7; d. Deacon,
- yards 10: J. sutherland. % yards. u ". Weber IS
yards. =; W. Gilman. IS yards o. Z. Aohrnann. rs
yards. Is.
Ties for tho Newton Diamond Badse-1L Balzer. a. d.
Deacon. 8.
Ties tor second Pr!ze-I. voorhees,. 6; CE Morris
sweepstakes shoot followed, with four entries. at
NV birds and the rssult was: c. Ferguson. II;
Z. L, Norris 10: ", Colwe, u; ". Gilman, g.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-26

At John Erbs grounds Newark, a big lvebird
sweep" was shot on Thursday in which some OF the
bes: talent in this vicinity contestants Before
tho main body OF shooters arrived a preliminary
sweep" n. four birds with entrance fee OF So,
shot. Capt. Jones, Enoch Miller. J. Y. Klentz. Allan
Wiley and Harry Smith killed all sher birds. and
divided first money. Miit Lindsey. Bob Roberts and
Dlck Irwin divided second money. each killing three
The his "swesp" was then started. The Conditions
were 20 birds each. $50 entrance. four moneys There
we're hteen thi ri..s! iffowH Hurry T.. smith W S.
Canon tho one aimed tSpert; Capt. Jones. Fam Cas-
tie. William llp!ls. J.. Francis. e. NJ. lie den and O..
Grllrn Of SswSrk: Allan Wiley Of Hartford. Nit T.
ems, Dick Irwin. and J; Frank hletus Of rhia.
Edward Collins Killed twcn'y straight ami first
money amounting TO $40. ": $ canon ms.ed bis last
and Castle. II. Smith. Wiley. HONS. and FRANCIS killed
eighteen each and divided third money. sI5 Jones.
Irwin. kad Miller. with seventeen each tpiit up S226O
To wand UP the day n 81 miss and out was shot:
Eleven entered and ~ the close Of the NTH round
nine Of them had TO divide. the birds all gone
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-26
Grntx Knocks Out Tracy.

largo crowd II sporting men crowded into the
of the Clipper Athletic Club 1o7h street. Thursday
evening tho occasion being h0ir stag racket aud
terainmeDt g. J. Harvey was master Of ocTeilone.
AMI lack hGe, oniCiatcl as referee Til, snort began
mith rhtil9 ON between Billy fick cit and Jack
DuwDinE. tlilp,r A. q. Tue b1its between T., Van
Kitten and r. Eirrnau, Clipper A. O.; j. Enrson and T.
lLIkins. Clinton g.; George fash and Jim Iyairs
iipporA ~ i. isAAcs aud Henry isaacH rastm. h. e.:
7. rDomir aud T. kodriqno. were hotly contested,
and oXrited considerable enthusiasm.
Tho principal event Of the evening was tho special
bout between Fred GTatH. Clipper A. G., and Dave
Tracy. Oriole A. g. The judges Billy Oliver and
Fred Gallagher Gratz hammered Tracy all around thu
ring. nnaliy knocking him out with leftlauier upOu
10 MONT OF tho law, =
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-26

At the Newark Shooting Park on Thursday an In.
tercsg live bird Iantch decided between Charles
NJ IfcGdcn and Chris Ro.nhardt The match was II ado
az 100 birds tac, tor slon side The birds were of fail
average good scores were made. Holden gu
the AMI H.nl mast the lie kird eight
straight Nil OF which he Obliged To Lsu hi. ,,
und barrel At the emf Of the int twenty-five birds
the contestants had Killed twenty each. on Tho second
twenty-five Iieddcn allied twenty two and Iciuhur,.t
mine teen Tho hnal score was: ueddrn 80; Ken.
hardt, ~.
Alsck Grcggains Of San Francisco yesterday no, fed
the ip,raici .'trs that ha woud hpht " BROOKLYN
Jimmy" Carroll Ht l5S pounds. iyr S2.-lU purse
offered ny tho Ioney Island 4. A. Carroll UUiIl.
but rs Iinny wants money ho calls for 81 900
the mat n may not 10 made.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-26

a Dark ggorsc Win. the Greatest OF English
- erplrciia,es.

LpSDns. March - The Grand National
Fterrtcchase Mt Liverpool to-day for :2.OO)
and "a trophy valued at 500. was wpn By
Father O'Ilynn. with Cioistcr second and lex
third.
Tho victory Of Father O'rlynn was great
surprise, ny The race was generally supposed
Received heavy support from the public.
cLV,stpr wns strongly hacked ut tho las, mo.
ucu'. and c!ose,. iavoritc for tho race. A So
ccvi'g very long. odds against the winner.
The cGursc Tor the Grand National Is four
rallies AID TIRE" iurlongE. Two hundred snv-
"f"igns and 10 soy"roigns. r"sp ectlvely. went
10 Ia. second and third horses.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-26
r,o.dnE,. t,rcernmnc At t:n.t.nhurs.

first Ehcc-rurc 1900; for hrn'en hors".; selling:
SIX and hn'f fnFinngn Churchill Cnrk. III Fiug
1dlrr II yU.ri. 81 IrTmus. Iu5: ~ spent Ip. Pied.
mont. lO2: R"yhl Arcn. lD4. Prince ,harnlHg. Iu:.
Lucky CDyer ~; Mamie u. H.. 10
second hnec-i'gdse $!'D selling; rvc,g!shths q u
EhInsgcs M: rilynr MINI iD1 Teui0hic i07. Serrr
us ny: Mad "i h!tpnwgod. JOG. Bob Arthur. IGi:
Cascade. lOi. Gladiator, 1913
Tsrd ,nce-fgis. $500; ..iline; six and half fur.
Golden, ~: ftbcl H.. %: Merry Iu.s. ~
Fourth i'nce--lnr.n goo. handicap; hvs.cighths Of
mic Badge. iiG: BIHr'. 1913, rHnr"Cas. 100; Mario
lovri'. iUi: Lornn, 100 -ernns ~ LATHE aanyd H:
PnBway ~. kTiklhr So iDcilcGu. ~
Fifih Khcr-lug.. $40; selling rriic. Indy
fuihfrr iI.. Eyiou, liu f"haui 40; fI'n,nrgo IT.,
lp sand.toEo. lDj. Agernon. iO:. Gladstone. loi.
Ffen7"r. 81.
Sixth Rncn-fnrse s1tD; 40 pounds above scale; sell.
Ing. on" and hIitr iufs over i've burden. Fabian.
H.; FnihTity. 49,: l"v" i3I; Ersirnoreand ltA:
Belle Irarkrtt. lbA BID g.. I3j: IIru"ni. i3I; Dr.
Bishop formerly M'ss Sgby colt, I25. Telephone. IN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-26
Beauty often depends on

Beauty often depends on
plumpness; SO does comfort;
SO does health. If you get
thin, there is something
wrong, though you may feel
no sign of it.
Thinness itself is a sign;
sometimes the first sign;
sometimes not.
The way to get back
plumPness is by CAREFUL
LIVING, which sometimes in
cludes the use OF SCOTS
Emulsion of cod-liver oil.
Let us send you-free-a
little book which throws much
light on all these subjects.
Nkew York.
Your druggist keeps seott's Emulsion of cod Liver
,sa-ah drugs''s sssrywhsrs do. o..
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Those bringing 5000 and over follow:
ranay Men orthe Courts.

Everything points to tho ultimate OF that
terprisng organization in Philadelphia known n. tho
km!iy Ilan:La Club. There ha,. been many oDsta.
clcs ihro IN the OF the cubs advancement but
now In ih-!r aeconi year Of NE they have collected
membership OF young and ambitious WHO intend
to place the cgb on u footing second to tn,
Kind In the country. In great measure their prus
r"riy tim. far hRA been an" to tho MANNERS Of the
brpoaiyu Isnibnii Club. who have certainly taken a
n""r interest IN til" welfare 81 the Ouakcr tity boys
aud the latter have fuily appreciated the Kindness
The yoYornrlvnt OF tr AMY club Is now infristed
to the following oAcias PTerdent simon J. Lunch:
We" President T. = % Br!-n. !rsn.urer. Frank Mrr.
wia'an stock. Ihari'S En.r. and Thomas Fitzgerald
Among IN. !nemitrs ThGuas CuhllI. Fred CantI.
jrrE !oaaiy. James So,cn r. !. DBr!-n Eugene
smith. George To."n. John walls. James HcBrIle,
lanes icCahr. James McGucken Thomas Ella,
Michael "nish. william Hyde. Andrew Walls, John
s'"r". William ot'eT, lanes MctEnc, Mark Dorahuc,
MMG,,gan trriex shls!i: S"hn Tnrney. and benny
rrs.n!snt tnrnody pf tho brooklyn Club says: This
satisfied rut they have the sralps or yourself
ani ionnhnr dangling Dn IA" mace wall"
hcpnrts from tEr aiming quarters q" hirhn. Moran.
t.uh "T' "lo day to ia" effect TIN. the ,,nisly
Ma "A Ia hIitinv trim and wi! make u the baltic Of
h!r NE. one thUhinsc follower OF Moran wanted
way Ycr'"rlny hf,ck house against Dennis 30 Icys
hu.id1R that Moran ~ sotta HIS i:ian IN u cantrr
ftDIp "r6 being inhLo 70 arrange another match he
tween ietrr connolly and iro'. '"Rsns The latter
that b. wITU! br Wiling Tor $40 $50 81
Iu"ln -a.'- money Mt amy TN" mat may sIt til,
90: ;' nee Of tr q ~ Of n" south Bronsyn Club.
pr"Hh "N": ne proSp"ctr 81 im s"Iton"nt Of their
Ipus.s,andIr2d ,lpHt.. The ads me-. next wrrg al
tDm!ncys court Tor ~ -iic. stanton thnt after
plrrarnt to, ray TO riii Husbands Of IIobOL-n.
Zero tHa som" v"ly plhyng brth nj rrIIdball and
American racquet. yesterday mt III, ii"Doken Court
Ita.l
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-26
Arranging for tho M,,burn Road Race.

Albert b. Bargman OF the brooklyn bicycle Club tho
originator of tho famous Mbur bicycle road
has already begun preparations for lLIs seasons
manage ne rhcG this season h" has done in preNi"n;
,oursc tnicSs The authorities forbid or the MlbmIn
rond II ~ an unridabis condition tho twenty iyemilo
race Will be held on that popular rourse May 30
The race VIII NJ limited % one hundred this yenr
The prize lat VIII be larger and there will DO alum
the 10 try for records
Entries will be received after April 10 by A. B. Bark.
man. tv2 BToome street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-26
Wi,iiap "A. Enr-nnu Iispo-e- Of His Isnc-
inl. Properly.

William A. EngrmGn has sold lis interest ~
the Brighton Beach Hnclng Association and
tho Passnc County Agricultural society to has
unc,o. George Engcmnun. the consideration
being s25u.NO.
II II tho retiring partners intention to devote
his cntlru tnle 10 his stock farm in Virginia,
where no has humorous trottnre and thorough
broas. ono Of III" Purchases at tho HaPgin suio
should trot TO IL very low record whonsvor III.
fordcd an opportunity to show his capabilities.
william ln.:cmHn Is ono Of In" most uOpuiHr
young men In tho rnclng business. and his
retirement from tho brighton nlanGgon"nt
moans much. ns no was The ~" and soul vi tho
brighton Beach Racin. Association.