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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-31


TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
IN THE HOWARD UNIVERSITY SUDDI-
VISION. BEING NOS. p AND "a 1RUMbULL
STREET.
Under certain deed Of trust dated April 10. 1884.
and recorded April H. 1854, Liber No. 1916, folio
ty of the land records OF the District of Coum
bia. will sell on MONDAY. APRIL ELEVENTH.
1892, AT HALF PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p M. in
front Of the premises. lot numbered eleven N, in
block numbered seventeen l1l in the Howard Unit
versity subdivision OF the farm Of John A smith.
commonly known as Ehngham Place.
This lot fronts 80 feet Trumbull street and
back l5O feet and contains 800 square feet of ground
II Is improved by atwo-story anu basement bay win
dow brick house containing six rooms and a small
frame house OF three rooms also outbuildIngs. Both
houses under rental.
Terms Of sac: one-third Of the purchase money in
cash, balance IN one and two years. evidenced by the
purchasers promissory notes secured by first lien
upon the property sold. Taxes paid TO January /.
1 All title examining. recording and ancing
to be at sole cost of purchaser Terms Of sale be
complied with within days from day of sale other
wise the trustee the right resell the
of the defaulting purchaser.
WILLIAM MAYSE, Jr, Trustee.
THOMAS N. FIELDS, Attorney
No. $40 st. NV mh29 dads
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ID ATCLIFFE. DARR 4 CO.. Auct.oneers.
VERY VALUABLE lHREE STORY BRICK
HOUSE; WITH ALL THE MODERN IN,
PRONEMENTS. WITH SIDE LOT. NO. 1:2
TwENTY-FIRST STREET NORTHWEST,
BY AUCTION.
HALF-PAsI FOUR O'CLOCK. We will offer for sale
in front Of the premises
PART OF ORIGINAL LOT 20
In SQUARE 20,
FRONTING 43 FEET q INCHES
BY DEPTH OF 20 FEET,
Improved bya
Large 3-story Brick House,
With all modern improvements.
This property ID situated of sections
Of the north being the cable and
the q street herdics. making II very desirable for
home investment.
Terms very easy and made known at the time Of
sale deposit OF $500 required the time OF sale.
Ii the terms Of sale not complied with
the day of sale rxht reserved to resell the prop
ey at the risk and cost Of the defauting purchaser
after nve days advertisement of such resale
newspaper published in Washington. ID. q. All con-
veyancDg and recording At the the purchaser
HOUSE NOW OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
RADCLIFFE. DARR CO.,
mh3O-d6ds Aucfioneers-
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.


RArcIIFfr. DARR CO.. Ancnone-rs
ART GALLERIES. 90 PrNSA. AVE. No.
AcccIiYS MAJ SALE ~
SUPERIOR cofi.hcfio~ OF
FINK STILL ENGkANINGS.
ARr hsRf f S5llf2inhn LrrHoeRsrH&
AELS fssSf fIisfs NJ iris ;h eoiifcTiaS.
OWING f1 fRfsfsef 81 NM sSITf'fsriSs
Will 81 lssT pfb "a r S1siFcI fsS,crrox
nv u, Al oIR ARr eaiLTRiEs,l
SIXTH sSp sESixTM. BneIsSfse Al L ELr1af
Among The pieces Of histor -, interst VII b. fouu
The peeisrsilon OF indeI rnaence by TrumbullI
Franklin II the Court Vi frsnes.
Marshal Maehahon,
ferrys Victory.
Battle Bunker Hin:
Battle Antletau.
kearney's Charge; q
LSndnv OF PlsIims:
Home Prom AndeTsonvilie;
Mashington at Battle q Ireptont
Washington Croseng DelA~ arei
Washington = farewell Address.
Mashinstoh's kntry Into New Norkt
Bate New Nr.ezns.
Clay Addressing senate:
Webster Adttrrssnx senste;
Grant in Mex.cos
IndeIenoence Hail. ig7B,
fanueil Hall. ITO. &C.
And Portraits OF
X. T. lee. Gems Mcclellan, v. n Harrison, sc,.tt,
A. Jackson. stonewail Jackson. Taylor. frankl "A.
Clay. Webster. Van Buren,. Arthur. Fillmore. Tyler.
freemont, Benjamin West and many others. the
Whole mssing most pleasing opportunity secure
hne piciu Tor ii.rafy. psrlor drawing ro0nl.
cAIAIOtal III NON III ADN.
mh3OdSds RATCLiftE. DAkk Co. AucA
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL Estate, BLING PREMISES No go
m ~

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL Estate, BLING PREMIsEs No. $40 /
STREET NORTHWEST. WASHINGTON. d. c.
By virtue of a decree Of the Supreme Court OF the
District OF Columna made on the 25tn day OF March.
Sheckels il complainant and George J. Goddard and
others are defendants. the undersigned WILL TUES
DAY, the TWELFTH DAl o. APRIL, 1852. at
HALF-fAST FIVE OCLO, X p NJ, in trout OF the
premises. offer tor sale public auction following
real estate, VIE:
The wet twenty -four l2l feet front by the depth
thereof of lot numbered fifteen U5) in square
bered four hundred and three (45), IN city
OF wsshnston. ID. C.. which lot is improved by one
large brick DIV elling house, fronting street. being
house No, go St. NV. with |. brick wood house
and two two-story brick tenement houses the
OF said lot fronting on Essex court.
Terms OF sale One-third of the purchase price
be paid IN cash. onethird thereof year aud the
other one-thlrd IN two years from the Of sale
all cash. the option Of the purchaser the deferred
payments II any to bear interest at d per cent per
annum from the day of sale until paid and 10 be
cured by the notes of the purchaser with q deed of
trust executed by him upon said real said real
estate will be sold free OF the day
deposit Of 800 will be required OF the purchaser
the time OF sale Examination Of title. convey ancing
and recording Will Dc at the purchasers expense.
THEODORE SHECkELS. Trustee
COLE COLE. Solicitors
IA ID street NV.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO.,
mh3O-dkds Auct.oneers.
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I ATIMER SLOAN. Aucuonssss.

AUCTION SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE RESI-
DENCE, KNOWN As 1910 EIGHTH STREET
NORTHWEST.
By direction the owner will sell at public auc-
ton In front OF the premises on SATURDAY. THE
p M the south 20 feet by the depth thereof 10
IN square sD. improved by two-story aud basement
improvements and having both side and rear aileys
Terms: One third cash and the balance in one and
two year., with interest. all cash, purchassr
option deposit $500 viii be required at the tune
sala
mhss-dkds LATIMER SLOAN, Auctioneers.
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Kitchen Economy.

Actual tests Show the Royal Baking Powder
to be ~ per cent. stronger than any other brand
on the market. If another baking powder is
forced upon you by the grocer, see that you are
charged the correspondingly lower price.
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G. H. WILLIAMSON.
". n. EDNONsION Z Trustees
mh1q-eoits once 800 5th 81 n "


II AICLIffE. DAhh co.. AUClIONELhs
VERY DESIRABLE SEVENTH STREET PROP
ERTl, IMPROVED BY A LARGE FIFTEEN
ROOM HOUSE AND STORE ROOM. KNOhN
As No. IA SEVENTH sTRkET SOUTHWEST,
BY AUCTION.
on MONDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL FOURTH AT
FOUR O'CLOCK.
We viii offer for sale Of the prenAis,s
ORIGINAL LOT 4,
IN SQUARE s6p.
Fronting "a feet inches 9TH street southwest and
IL feet on street, running back 60 a0foot alley
This 10 very valuable corner property and 10
readily subdiyided into val liable Uuildinx sites.
Terms: one-thiru cash. the balance IN one and 20
Years, per cent pr snnuin payable annually.
ured by deed OF trust on the property sold. all
cash. AT the option of the purchaser. A deposit Of
$40 required At the time Of sale IL the sale
not computed with IN l5 days from the day sale
night reserved to resell the property aud
cost of the deaultng purchaser . days adyer-
tiseent OF such resale IN Newspaper published
IN Washington ID. &. All convey anCing and recording
al the cost OF the purchaser.
RATCLIFFE. DARR 4 co.
mh2S-dkdbs Auctioneerl.
MokTAGEE,s sALE CPERLMPToRYl OF LARGE
NA farm an Mary land-,59O suitable for
raising in Prince Georses county near Iceland sta
ton. on Baltimore and Pores Greek railroad,
TuEsDAh, APRIL FIFTH. 1s,r., at the court hou'.
IN Upper Marlboro. Md. AZ Nv LIVE NJ. For fur
Their PARTICULARS see Prince Georges Inquirer ad-
dress THOMAS HILL Attorney. fsy-tte and IT. Paul
SITS, Baltimore. Md. inh.ll 81. az. A.
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r ATCLIFFE. DARR Z CO.. Auctioneers.

II ATCLIFFE. DARR Z CO.. Auctioneers.
NORTHWEST.
We will sell at auction on FRIDAY APRIL FIRST.
ls51. at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, sub lot
I9l 50. D6. improved by Two-Story and Basement
public alley.
Terms Onethird cash. balance in one two and three
years at per cent Terms to be complied with in ten
uays. Al! Sonveyancing At cost OF purchaser.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Mama

The following are the opening and closing price. Of
the Nsw York Stock Market. reported by special
wire 70 CcrSon and Mccartney, lAl4 street.
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AUCTION SALES.

TOMORROW.
VNALTER b WILLIAMS CO..
FOB TWO DAYS ONLY.
Closing salss Of
JAPANESE BRIc-A-BRAc
At Our Sales Room. Cor 10th and Pa. ava,
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, APRIL FIRST AND
SECOND.
AT ELEVEN A. NJ. AND THREE Pm.
Saturday. April 2. ss p. M. will b last sale
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO..
mh31-2s Aucttoneers.
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II ATCLIFfE. DAkk . CO.. Aucuoneers.
HI JeU Pa ave. n ..

~ J1U Ia ave n. ..
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. BEING HOUSE NJ. 32l SEVENTH
strict NORTHEAST.
By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the
Distract OF Columbia PASSED the 18th day March.
lssFa. Equity No. Is, 7u1 the .sned,
trustee. VIII eel ON MONDAY. The rot RIH DAY
Oh APRIL. lAs2. nj public auction. at FIVE O'CLOCK
T. NJ, IN front OF TIA. premises the south nteen
of original lot numbered 40, squar.
beIed eight hundred and nsty -iour (tssS)
OF Washington. ID. e.. improved 10y a twO-rtory and
cellar brick house, ad,oinlng ;,o-ioot alley.
third cash aud the balance equal
payable in and two year. nom dry OF sale OF
AL the option VI the purchaser The deferred
payments TO bear interest al per cent aud
cured Uy trust uIon the property sold. deposit Of
600 viii be ured time sale terms Of
sale not conpled with niteen from the day
of sale the trustee the right resell prop
erty AT the risk anG Of defa6tins purcaser
after days of resale IN some
newspaper published an Wellington, d. q. All con-
yancng and recording at the of purchaser
W. II. sHoLEs, Trustee.
mh24-d&ds alO 5th a. nv
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612 Of. n
AssIaNEEs' SALE OF HORSE. Blackboard AND
. HARNESS Al AUCTION.
On SATURDAY, APRIL SECOND. 1877, at
TWELVE O'CLOCK. We will sell within our Horse
and Carriage Bazaar No 6I2 ct. y. w., one Horse,
one Blackboard and Set of Harness
WM. II. LAMAR, A..,on...
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N.B-Mr. wernicke desires to state that account
Of his slen partner. whose heirs have de-
handed q settlement, he IL compelled to nart with
large part Of his stock for cash. and that this sale
| absolutely without reserve
mh2S-dts LATIMER SLOAN. Auctioneers
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-01
Tho Brooklyn. Shut The. O.t,

ATLANTA. March 3l.-To-day for tho first
time this season the boys had the kind OF q
crowd to mako them feel like playing ball in
earnest The baseball cranks OF this the
capital city turned out en- masse. and. 1900 in
number. gave tho players from Brooklyn
real Southern welcome. Collins was the first
man to the bat and. in response to the ap-
plause which greeted him. dofred his cap. As he
did so some one brought q smile to the face OF
the Louisville man by calling out: They were
shooting at ye last time Hub" But tho time
when Collins had to be guarded from mob
violence by the shotguns of his friends has
sized argument with Ward Yesterday. and
gained his point about going home. As q re-
suit. he leaves tonight for Louisville. and will
reioin the team in Charleston.
very poor condition at present. owing to its in
This defect accounts for some Of the errors
made. notably Corceranss BOO The Grand stand
an and e strongly built TO show the spectators
fairly sailed Into the local team, Both Lawson
inning, were hit hard and often. The score:
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AusuRN. N. Y. March 81.-The tournament OF the An.
burn Gun Club held here to-day one Of the most
successful affairs held in the town. Over 5000
targets thrown the shooting being done under the
rapid. firing hve.trap system The principal winners
In the various events below:
Event No. Item targets White Peterson. and Parks
0: Whitney. futile. North. and Hadden 8.
Event No. 2-Same conditions. North and Luther 10;
futile. 81 Mosher. whitney. Courtney. Wheaton, Had
den, Walton. Garrett. Ashton. comrade. and McCor.
Event No. Fifteen targets. Lindsey Is: Whitney
North Mowry. vsnderloO. and Comrade. IL: Holloway
Event No. i-Ten singles Luther Tuttle and Hood.
Eay ~ BrEden: =: Lindley. whitney. Mosher. North
Event No. 5-Ten singles. Mosher. 10: Carr. o. Lu
theI Montgomery; Courtney, Whitney. Whyte. McCor.
Event No 8-Ten Singles. Stewart and Mosher. 10:
Mowry. Courtney. and Comrads .: Lndley. Park. and
Event No. 7-Twenty Singles Stewart. 20: Luther
~; f!oodway and Holloway 49, Courtney futile. and
Brigden. II: Newton. Mowry. and shuItz. 10.
Event No s-fifteen Singles MowIy. Hoodway. Stew.
Newton: Courtney. and Holloway. ID; Luther and
Event No. 9-Ten Singles. North, Stewart TuttIe
Luther. Shutz. Whitney Park, and Lefevor o: Whyte.
Newton. Lindsey. and Comrsde. 8: Mowry. Courtney.
Event 10; Ten Singles. Courtney: Hooaway, and
loway Moore and Comrade q: Mccormick. Mosher.
Event No ll-Ftfteen Singles. Newton, 10: Courtney.
and Luther. is; Lindsey. ii: Holloway. TO-
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Rn,. spo,ls tho sport At WILMINGTON.

wns,SGroS. March sl.Ths three days trap shooting
tournament Of the Wilmington Gun Club was brought
to somewhat abrupt close to-day. severe rain storm
stopping the shooting at when but six Of the rsvu
lar programme events had been shot. Among the
largest winners OF the meeting are Major H. BRENT
nall. &. D. Miller. Nenf ApRar. "TeekAy" Keller Capt.
Jones. W. n Hobsrt E. Collins. II. Thurman ". r.
Fieiss and W. j. wolstencrott The to-day we're:
Event No. Fifteen singles. sl5o entry. Harry
Thurman nr,t alone With 10 straight. Fissa Capt,
JONES' Brisntnal Miller and "Teetsy" Keller second
with il: Jim White" third, with IL: Fox fourth
with II.
Event No 2Ten singles q entry. r. II. BrientnalI
Raltzey. W. wolstsncroft, and Rust. y 'Teetay" Ap
ger Thurman md Green's: Jim White" and Jersey l.
Event No s.Twenty singles. e. en.ry l: D. Miller.
and r q BrientnalL 10; W. R. Hobart Is: "Teskay.'
Event No ten singles 81 entry ". R. Ilober, and
lin Rhe Rust f.es and Gsrs.Y g. Mss
Jones Bntzley Ilartiove, ColinA Thurman and Fox J.
Event No 5-rifteen singles, 80 entry Collins 49,
IIobert. Thurman. Apgar. wolstencrott. and Z, b.
Rust. IT,
Event No. s-Twanty singles. 81 entry; 10 entries
Fieies, 10; Collins and Thurman. II: Baltzey 10,
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JUST A LITTLE HELP.
That IL All Which y. REQUIRED At Th,.
Time OF tho Year DO You
KnnHs, Wl,na IN, Ilna

We hear a great deal. Just now. about Spring
medicines. II is known that people feel run
down after tho labors and siege Of winter, and
1t is assumed they need a Spring medicine.
This is not true. Spring medicines are not
needed: nature will throw Oft the rhcums in
tho blood which have accumulated during the
winter II slio has only little help Nature ia
able to clean her own house. and take care Of
her own household with n little assistance,
and n little gentle stimulant is all the Spring
medicine any ono requires. But" you may say.
what do YOU mean by stimulant. and what do
roIuire?" We answer. something absolutely
pure. powerful. and which has been proved to
nbundantly answer the purpose. Unquestion-
ably. whiskey. IL OF tho right kind. Is the proper
thing to use: but, unfortunately, there are fcv
good whiskeys in the market. and only ono
which is absolutely pure and possesses medic-
inal qualities. That whiskey is Duirys Pure
Malt. II has been upon tho market for years.
1t has tho unqualified endorsement OF physi-
clans and chemists. and 1t Is the only whlskey
which can be recommended. 1t is true. certain
INSCRIPTIONS druggists and grocers seek 20
sell other and inferior goods claiming they are
equal to Duffy's. but they possess little purity
and no medicinal power whatever. whereas
Dufry's is specially designed as q medicinal
whiskey. 1t would DO we'll to bear these facts
in mind whom considering the subject OF spring
medicines. and how to best put tho system In
shape for the rcauirements Of the season.
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The Dexter PARK L.nane.

1--WE lead but never follow was the motto at Dext or
Park yesterday. when the Dexter Park Trap Shooting
League met for the rst time in the contest the
and $50 prizes given by Louis Miller and for which
seven teams are competing. with the understanding
that the prizes will at last to the clubs making tho
highest and second highest aggregates In i've
shoots or the seventy men who took part in
the match six left the score without having
missed . bird they were c. Detlefsen better known as
Jumbo. and J. Flynn of tho Unknown Gun Club W. O.
Simpson of the Emerald Dun Club. weliknown bust.
n.s man Of ms hi city rs shs o,sn. grs
e
nss !. S5,sa%ScS: l. sa% WHO !. r.Edly .ssSs
s s ;ss e
Va: mos, Nth
Sl.S W. u. ynInSxas s.esnd Win d ths ersseeas
sss. Is %nssa $ssss: ss.nx
only IN s" bal. IL n s FOB !n
ss sss X. & e
ps.i,ion. ssS end Of tho ma'ch a: tho toc~ins
TainSwR gym cus 2, 10 SnIsse..er Myds
Flynn. 80 yards 10 Dck snipe. 81 b. Monsees 81
yiEEa. y Gun R1a;s b91 II
2: Doeip'k: 80 yards g; br casseIsar GehTins.
s. S.ra. So@as ~ ssa:o9
Parkway Gun Club. L. Savage 9: E. s.sinheus.r.
!; 4. '. &yokon. s. j. Blake; .; ii. j.: Bookman, 10;
cfs:ssPs Gun elaS.i; y.st.. 8; g.; Eii.rhor.s $; G.
Helmer. 8: Paul Jones. 10: Dr. H. l.. o'Brien s: G. l.
Hopkins. 3: C. W. Winchester. o. Total. 6s.
Glenmore Rod and Gun Club. Y. Van Wicklen O; G.
PfehmSnn 7; ". HAShys Z; Judge G; Furxnssea. 9:
Total. 56.
Kernel, 81 l. Neir s: r I6ert, 8: ". Cunningham $50
= /. g. 4. q 4 Mo.
Laughin. s; q. weissenborn, 8: @. Link. T. Total 81
The match was shot under modified Nottingham
% yards unless specified 80 yards in the score ten
bore guns. giving An allowance of two yardA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-01
MONMOUTH COUNTY JUBILANT
Everybody In Favor or Racing At Monmouth
Park this Year.

Everybody In Favor OF Racing ut Monmouth
Park this Year.
AsBuRY PARK. March 31.-The announcement
that tho gates of Monmouth Park will be
opened this coming summer for racing has
caused general rejoicing throughout Mon
mouth county. The hotel proprietors are est
pccially jubiant over the prospect Of having
races on the famous track.
EX-Collector Thomas Murphy Of the port OF
New York. who is ono Of the now owners Of the
old Leland Ocean Hotel Mt Long Branch. said
to-day that tho races would be OF great value
to Long Branch hotel men. and he believed
that tho coming season would DO q good one.
as tho races would bring thousands OF
people to the coast who stayed away
last summer because the magnificent
race track was closed. William Applegate.
the proprietor OF the hotel ATLANTA Of Asbury
i the programme announced by Secretary
Crickmore was carried out during the sum
would not have to make SO many attachments
Wef aenqa he
house eers Viii Be
about $4,000 day by the resumption Of
The farmers Of the back townships Of Mon
that there r would be racing at the park this
marEst for their farm Ai produce 'I and raEd en
truck at the race track. and always got good
prices. They are, eolid to man in favor OF
racing. Jacob, steinbach. the proprietor
Branch and the President Of the Board
Of Trade Of that place. said he was
glad the famous race track was to be
reopened. as It would be good thing for the
merchants and hotel proprtetors OF the coast
he Store Press Of Asbury Park will say: edi-
of Monmouth county will receive with general
satisfaction the announcement that there will
Tho spectacle Of a magnificent race course
the most perfect of its kind In the world and
managed in an irreproachable manner. closed
tenburg and Gloucester were allowed to exist
was such u traversty upon justice that public
opinion will support the opening OF Monmouth
Park oven though the letter OF the law may be
broken. o-thirds OF tho people OF the
county would vote in favor OF havi ing racing II
it were left to them at O popular election"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-01
MhG,s Afraid Herei

BosToS, March 31--A check for 81. 900 deposited
yesterday by Jimmy Carroll trainer OF Bob Ftzsim-
mons. to clinch a match between Fitzsimmons and
Jim Hall Carroll proposes that the tight shall be under
Marquis of Queensberry rules. At 1853 pounds. for
purse OF $loOOO before responsible club olympic
Club OF New Orleans preferred.
LOUISVILLE March 31--when shown the despatch
from Boston this morning saying that Fitzsmmons's
backors had posted forfeit of 81 600 to night Jim
Hall Parson Davies said " 1t is nothing than
does want TO night Hall He well knows that at the
as babr. Ftzsimmos also Is aware OF the fact that
Hall myself will be In England In loss than four
not be able TO light ~ three mouths About his saying
stand as the mt
Dempsey, and fityiminons fought ut that weight
Tho middle weight limit is l6S pounds However Hail
wants 70 meet Fitzsimmons, and will do SO at 162
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-01
NEW YORKs FIRST GAME At HOME
They Make Good Showing. Even n Their
Opponents Arc Wear.

They Make Good Showing. Even n Their
Opponents Arc weak.
When the New Yorks stood on the deck OF .
Cortlandt street ferry boat yesterday morning
they found that North River breezes were
somewhat cutting. Yet none Of the players
wore sorry to reach tho metropolis. and thev
lost no time in going to the Polo grounds and
preparing for the opening game. They
found that Superintendent Ball had put the
grounds In excellent shape. the diamond hav-
ing new crop Of grass and the entire field
being as smooth as could be desired. The
ground Is soft. but, with the club house facili-
ties. the mon are confident OF making good
progress In their practice work.
The Jaspers Of Manhattan College. who usu-
ally have tho honor OF playing tho first
game OF the season with the New Yorks.
turned up yesterday to meet Powers's men.
Joe Homung. who had borrowed Gaffney's
voice for tho occasion. umpired . very good
game About 1000 persons turned out to size
UP the New Yorks. and the rooters for the
e them nh .h0s er Ts S
ssy nspssts os ana the sS%nt nRSp
isi Ssssy srssss play and Z ~ &;
fye INNINGS. and Without any apparent effort
runs. Murphy held King In nne style, and
made Q good Impression, Then Coughlin
steaiied down the young fellows had scored
three rups Collins was the only Jasper player
the college boys were made By him.
Powers was not q soft mark for the New
Yorks. and he received excellent support. Tho
nedy's coaching At the close OF the fourth
inning Manager Powers led his warriors to the
right-Geld bleechers and Q photographer
"took them in body. Messrs.. Day. .Spald.
Ing. and Talcott. the Executive Committee Of
the club watched the work OF the team closely
and expressed themselves as satisfied. There
was no discomfort In sitting through the game.
The score: