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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-22
ladies' Night ut the Acorn..

The monthly ladies nights" a: tho Acorn Athletic
Association are producing some interesting contests
Last nights was the second OF the SERIES and II WAS
az successful Is its predecessor The events resulted
as follows:
Fftyyard Dash. lIandicAp-Final heat won by E.
Howard, James A. Hopewen second and red Cook
third. Time seconds.
Fltty.yard Iiurdl. Race. Iandicar-Finai heat won
by WisRnnd. Robert ~ 4. tuinug second. md Hope.
Exhibition half.mi.o walk by Frank r. Murray
Time. 3 III mute. ~ seconds
Three hundred yard Run. Handicap-Final heat won
by Frederick Cook. ID yards with Robert NJ A. umng
u yards. second. and h G0iwe. 10 yards third Time
81 4 p seconds.
Running High Jump-won by N. whitlack. It inches.
with All actual jump OF feet linen; G. y. Wiexani
second. james A. Hopoweil third.
Tug of war-Acorn team defeated the Twenty.third
Regiment team by three quarters OF an inch.
Quo thousand,yard Run. lianaicxp-Tual heat won
by J. /. Tracy. 10 yards WITH j.. Howard, 10 yards
second, and James 4. iopewe. scratch. third. Time
. minutes 80 seconds
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and digest well. johann Hofs Malt En-
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then. compels you to eat and sleep we'll.
Consequently the genuine Johann Hons
Malt Extract makes women beautiful and
attractive. Try 1t. The genuine have the
signature of johann Hoff" on the neck
Of the bottle. Eisper < Mendelson Co..
New York.
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RACING At NASHVILLE.
Tho Talent Cnlucky in Their Selections Yes.
terdRy.

NASHVILLE. Nov. 21.-Tne weather was clear
and cold here to-dayr still the attendance was
exceedingly good at West Side Park. about
1900 people witnessing tho sport. The track
was on the improve. but the talent failed to
guess the winners. outsiders taking into camp
three OF the five races on the programme.
Kildare, the winner OF the second race. was
run up $2O5 over his entrance price OF S4UU,
his owners buying him in.
First Race-Selling: hre furonGs. Long Brock. 1o7
R jones'. hrst: Horace Leland. 1l2 trhorpe second;
Tmbcrand lO4 Cicmaets). third. Tine %. bet.
ting-Eight to & Horace Leland. to each Timber
lanu and Long Brock. Won under drive by length.
. neck between The second and third
Second Race-Seling. seven furopgs. Kildare 40
Freeman). first: critic. 100 u, McDona.d) secouh.
lulius sax. 1Gy (KehVel third Tine. 81 Betting
-Four to r Kildare. to Julius Sux. TO ! Crlic.
Won easily by length two lengths between 80 :oni
and third
nrst; Eugene ~ (E. TayIor. second: Dolly McCone
ia lrhorpe) third Time. l:li,l Bettlng-THo to /
ReadnA. III to = Dolly McCoue. 20 to Eugene. Won
under drive by half length. . neck between Sec
ond and third.
Hayden. 100 u. Mageel second: Ed Greenwood. 100
!kehoe,: third Time. Ing R-t,tng-Three to
Won handily by length. = head between second and
third.
Fifth Race-For maiden twoyear.olds: four and
t. Mcpora d second: Marguerite. 40 Thorpe) third
lime; O5s bettiny-Four 10 Marguerite, to Josie
n. 10 10 oxford. won undar drive BY o length,
neck between second and third.
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MoNlREA Nov. 2l.-The celebrated chess
expert. Herr Emanuel Lasker OF Berlin, ar.
rived here this morning and registeIe ed al the
Windsor Hotel. A committee of tho Montreal
Chess Club. consisting of W. do NJ. Marler aud
q. ". Liddei. gave the distinguished visitor n
hearty welcome. laSEor VIII commence bust
hess to- night when hs will lie Iitted against
twenty-five local players in u simultaneous
performance. morrow and on "Wednesday
Cook. !. l. Babson. HENDERSON,. Fleming.
against lHsker in oil: hand games during the
afternoons. while on Wednesday night Lasker
will be pitted against Henderson. DaDson, and
Fleming in = consultstio game. On Thurs
day Lasker will wind up his engagement
here with another simultaneous uerformuncs
against twenty-five men.
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brOoklyn's First Doc SHOW

To-day. at ciermont Avenue RINK Brooklyn. the dog
show under the direction of the N,t.ona, GREYHOUND
Club of America Viii lie opened aud u, IT ia Tho first
attempt Of tho kind in Rroohlyu. promises 10 he
mest successful ah"!r' Mayor Rnody hrs taken tbs
deepest Interest In tie exhibition aud VIII male me
opening address. Others who are interested ale Au
gust Belmont Col. De Lancey Kane. s. s. = nE =
fls,t Speir. Aud Norman |. Munro '' "
The prizes include 500 special for kennels sixty
medals. valued At sl.C'D thirty.tNp money speci.is
sight so!id silver medals Donated tY srecis clubs and
eighteen other valuable spreiss valued At 81 700 The
premium list will reach 5000
In addittoH ~ foiLemrs ofsIs q solid silver cup
for best English setter: Norman l. Munro cup Tor the
nhest American greyhound, Westminster kennell
Two solid silver challenge cups tor best Russian wolf
haunts and August he mont. sold silver cup Tor tie
hest - -
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Gosslp of the AIIcNs.

The Officers, Of the Uncle sam Rowing ciuh are.
President. +. Muller: Treasurer. hr. w. IiEn S"rrc-
tAry. L. r. Mncus; Captain. o. l-hlen The c!uo BOWS
On Friday nights at 81 '''sJ Bowcry.
In the struggle for the Union county y. J.. lam.
pUnbhip. the flainneld Crescent League Will Present
the following team: Van Emburrn. WOUl Lyman. Van
Aistyne. haven. Teel MacntyIr, Vail baNs. ANA van
Wrinkle.
The drst Of q series Of match gam h"iwern Thomas
Cnrtls Of tho Echo cub of Brook yn ami III y " rur
eroy OF the STANDARD club Of THIS rS WAS rolled Mt Gar
ruthcrs's brooklyn alleys on saturday nHnt. s">"u
games were rolled Of which tuFiis wOi - Tie after
averaged l50 and Dr. Poineroy lao
The Planheld cresccn, League. Elizabeth Fed
Club. Aicy Onu boat cub, g. !. N. ]. ASSOCIATION OF
ranned, and the g. y NJ. !. Association OF LNHa'tth,
Roselle Casino, Arthur kn'l R"Mnc As.orIa'i"h mon
County l0Ruscrs and Pioneer h. lE WI! coInp''r
In n tournament tor trophy emhirmatlcai u the
championship OF Union County y A., ami Tor ether
prizes.
The Washington Irving Bowling Cub wit h",d n
ladies' prize bow ling game ana i"rep on NJ th" EN-
trail Turn Nercin alleys ioporro" -"rning lac TO-! ~
ing officers were elected At u recent meeting frr.-
dent. H. +. ROseGfrld: Wee lrestG.nt. H. :. Wa len.
stein: Secretary and Treasurer simon hahn sro'-r
". Hanauer The cul, bowls nn v eIn"siay E.gAis at
the Central Turn kerem ALLEYS
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UMPIRE COFFIN CENSURED.
IIarvnrd's Faculty Is Incensed Over His
Portability.

CAYnrlDGF Nov. cl.-The faculty is highly !ncensed
only at Collins partiality IN Saturdays game but
at Yaes rough tactics. The Harvard the col
legc daily paper i'll the accoun: OF the game this
ing expresses itself as follows:
1.-THE work of the Harvard eleven fully up to tho
expectation of the college. 1t must be admitted how.
that rales was n0 In touching upon TIL poin:
one treads on delicate ground for to accuse vctori
Gus rival OF unssnt!emanly playing is not as rule.
showing truly sportsuiaulike spirit. In this case
however. when Yales tactics were apparent. when
the rough and unmannery conduct was not the exceIr
ton but WAS maintained throughout the game. it
seems only Justice TO tho Harvard players to refer to
Hhoh Gray and KTsrrT
unnecessary but betrayed ths aims by which tho men
IN Gp.a S 3a to win s E4me The WAY
whAtsver, licked rpion il mo head. causing injury
the ,:T
s9 9a OF Az. Gs "ss Wen Ssa
vi: s5oush: 10 lsss Sssn s,ss,Ssly dSas "S
s sp S Sp b, rf.,2n y
iiaTSsrS %sa Ss. ysis and r.nssIon .%.Sasi..,.
alone knows Harvard doe. nci accuse nm q malice.
IS
S"s m ia y.a SS mot.
cry baby What they stand for !. = purity IN ah
IN s.ss TSsy Viii Vi
and Yale games as IN the past iva three years
the crtero for other c"legss aud they feel that
urGay's game was . step backward rather than for.
ward in the efforts 20 eliminate what has past years
rent cted discredu on the game Of football"
Capt Tratord said that with Referee Mohatt he had
complaint, TO make while he thought that In isw
eases tho Princeton man made some IN judy
ment yot he had prrse Tor his fairness as rule and
felt well satisfied with him. When asked in regard 10
Mr. Conn. no said that be felt shat the decision
totally wrong although nothing could be dohs now to
change the result. and thst the only thing ar 10
be resigned To what WAS inevitable what the outcorn.
Uf this general discomfort among Harvard sympathi.
zeIs throughout the country win he II IL hard To tell
nni
themselves by no nieans pleased with Yale
The md or It all may be the demand by public sen,i
men; Tor severe penalties for unnecessary rough.
ness" and for higher sense OF honor among
players.
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That is What President Young said 10 .
sun Kcrrcscutntiyc,

W,SniyGroS. Nov. al-rr"silcnt Young ~ she "a.
tona League returned to the citS to-day fIon CHICAGO
in very unsettled condition. hnvin. experienced two
railroad wrecks III his journey two nnl fiom tie Mny
city. Probably Il was not considered enough ro
mark cd the good naiUreu Official "ihRt shonid lee
collision tho Baltimore AMI ohio Railroad gong
Chicago, hut the Pennsylvania Company Arranged 10
give ne another shaking up yesterday. just ihe " r
side of York. IA train on The trnrk. cause" ~
mtsplaccd swift oh, and Unly sieepns was
disturbed, No more Chicago meetings Tor M. All.
doubt Il care TO tai. IN 1t. MUrlhs tar GREATER
the tlit Avenue Hotel In GOTHAM VIII aunut ti no.
anu majority of the League baseball hhrini, lur
As result ot the cuur,r ut the hackers uf tao
national game, wi,ha Nrw, INCREASING the na,ims
work. II Is quite hAcy tnat tie ban via b. nN,ri and
the pitchers box moved u.rk several Tnis mol
10 he tie conclusions Uf ihe mGgnat.s. a.th"uLL tao
iisrsr,ldn VI Svssrs Nrusn Byfm.. AID Keacn IL,
VIII r.por; the r,sI.: oil their icheI nti"ns AZ LOO
spr!hs meeting OF tie League. which WA be hold at
NJ i nj iorrycncs." continued rres,d-nt Young,
appearance Of the diamond not tive persons III hi.
dre4 being IN favor OF such pror'sitio, Mcta rdit
that would inufe to the D.nyrt nf tie anne.
RasebaA has rea,heh n stage Of pe.icrtun " an no
salnr. rs are concerned II was agreed l,t
every rlnJ regulate ITS own Affairs aithnu, II was
nor. irotte ' had it lot been ir Inc M ~, n,
naries which the League people wer" com He'd
rn",..r i"ss i1ntrac's ".r" 1 , os'.l .,,
National League and had TO ." lived up Take tho
% wl S nHsn at s close Of IL.
playing season 81 Is"2 had 1t continued in Existence!
~. less than s1nDn. am. probably nearer $lOOoo in
iraich--. together win the franchises OF other or
tan.a,ions. AMI ,h's crippled tho financial promoters
OF The League at The outset.
Mex, year ;her" WIN he no Deficiencies OF twelve.
eighteen, anu twenty ,hoasanl doiars at the windup
mes. ba.t.. 1t 4 does no; pay thsr. WIN be a rhut
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Casey VIII Play I.nwior or Any Man in tn,
World.

To TIM EpIron or The suS-Sr have been playing
Landbal for the past thirty years. and during that
time have never issued challenge felt called upon
to do so until now. or late thcrs has been lot OF
TAX about matches. &c. l would like TO say Ally
that will play any in the world match of hand.
ball best two IN three three in hvs. four in seven
Eames for ~ 900 SIDE. under the rules the brooI.
lyE HAhdDal tlEb. the gainex to lie played with the
regulation bali and the match 10 take place one month
IRON sigiing articles at 2s1 Degraw street Brooklyn
Now II AR i.awlor desires to play any Of the above
hs:,dicnp aud / ready at any tule nj nve Iomrs'
notice. 10 deposit forfeit with TnE sun TO make q
match
wish 1t to be distinctly understood that will take
u" motto. % any chniengr or any side tissues an con,
hrctioh with the matter outside u this challenge
bKCOELrS. Now IL r,iLir Cl,,,
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IIe Didn't Carry sniI Enough.

Iifty sports saw a short ana decisH. hntsh night
aboard barge m0ored in the lIackersnck Eiver on
last sunday morning, The principals Billy Roud
astockiiy ou!ii lad cmpoyei asa ris-rr II" the schools
sEip ST Mary. and Mike Murray. an acknowledged tor
rOr of shiny Iark II section %. Jersey Gity Heights
ms par catered tue rang wrIgniLE l-o pOLhds.
ne Hsis Was 81 tie mere 81 ANA wIi!c lt lasted
III -" h'st ROMA there wtIu al sOith OF bows ueliv
cleu al Tue tlrlf lar~s beslneareu with
blood. III Ito HeCOu round VI may Was III better
ailon than tue at lt- al t~r MAS forced
me ~" tbtt conp!";"y tuh NE VIVA Out oil his sails
lie tried tu IIre agri9 a'I ItrDy rsulRrkG,: " IN
done. I've wrrnru'u nay fiic.' Murray received
S2..1S. which raised ny PASSING nat around.
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wesleyRn's Hopes.

MDpLErowN. Nov. 2l-The last practice game will be
played tomorrow afternoon srd early on Wedne sday
morning the team and largo crowd OF supporters will
leave for rhadsphIn. Every body seems to be in
good spirits over ths prosperis and Willie tho chances
seem 10 favor the University Vi fennsyivani
the members Of ne team say that they Win cry hand
70 give Ne rhilsdripLa boys as hMrd battle as they
nave hah his year. lie team wiz line IN as follows:
LEFT end Steele; eft tnc.l.. Leo len guard Cn,ts:
quarter back, stark: rentfc. cobb; right guard.
Arwion: right tacsle, S-aries; right end. Fouer0y;
nan backs. FAKe and smith. I'M h.tk Gordon.
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GLorcEsrrn Nov. 2l.--'irst Eacc-ror. and ore hair
furlougS Su. Rydrr first, Lillian y second Como on
third. Time. ! Oi.
Second Race-Fire cighths Of n mile Empcra ir,t
Tubcroso second Maree third. Time ;On,
Third Ruc-,five'rvhtiiso of amll- i.IcTe FIRST. Sir
jan second Jersey thira Time. l:pri,..
Fourth Ract--Une mile Besarius first. Come O
Taw second, llyacin'hc third Time. itIO.
FTth Race-foir and n nalf fIriunys krysrr irs.,
Dorm second. P"rsuadrr third, Time stOi
sixth Race-SlN Gid u hat furiungs Cartriauus rst,
Charles Reed second. StRrt!e tnr.. Time. :Ii..
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Bow ling Games Tonight.

IaFEI,ts -.T'n>AI lurHs.YI'T
Americas v. Alplc hr"No vs.. Spur'an spartan Va
AuIctiCus
AngEictN Nl,nUR rovIl'G triuS.
Section u, suLIn i,ou West Ind -. trip at wes,
Ina alleys NiII-uT 9-utus. NJ NIiI-uT alleys
SrcnII Is SuuliI. ~ - keniln GA y. r0sI Get Mt
kruilwVrlh ai-yH tan Iard orient. At STANDARD
alris,
nrcton 4 suhdNIr,"n l-Eeho rs. Rrcreation, at
Echo alleys.
WiF WrNs ~ ,GUI.
Manhattan Bwyr.e ilIa rs Atlanta Wheelmen At
Manhattan B.ryC,e t'ILh alleys
rIstFrN uiFrRi,T TurR>kNESr
Apollo We HARMONY. Harmony vs.. Linden Grove,
Laden Grove v. ApoIO
.sArhtG AssoctIrios
ori,shi r. 4. Va Riverside A. c., at oritAui T. C.
~ - S'
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~. Mary's Rents ~. Jerome. Lyccun,.

The teams OF ST. MMys and st Jcroule's Lyceuins
lined up against each other at peylne's Park Wet.
chester county, on last Saturday afternoon. The st.
Jerones were nuch heavier than their opponents but
i.mnu u dih.llt I" Y ale any brniway against tho
tchhtlhc II. Mars hcther cam cnrei in the tr,t
MATT IN the second hlf NcIiUinurss made n good run
~ 10 yhFds htu scutld - luu,h dow for IT. Mays
MAFth kNkrl W" goal fhe game was aitrrw ard call.
su on strogn, 81 ohsn"s. bufi tie struEvt tho
krcohu man thrrit, ~ ,rtt tarlt uI ST Nsrys team
was. eTers!y Injured III. 1nai score Was u 10 D In
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a New BOY HiIlrmrdlst,

Reports have been coming from Portland ore for
many weeks rast that billiard experts thcg Gavc lis.
covered the making OF coming Champion u .ad
named Harrison. YEO Is a native OF rurllnn. lie %
reported TO have shown sirking aptitudp tor sns.
ana nre pay CHAMPION Ives srut 10 t't..G4 iOr tbs
10. biliard!a, ANA MAJ entered Iln lHc nanuichp
tournament 10 lie p!! ed III his tnCHso ruu,uH
Wrek Ives says thnt II The lad circumstances Auy
natural talent IN these competitions he WA! once
Place nm III Ira'nihg DAILY may pOssinIy 20
give New iorkcrh chance to the yudhsscr play.
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WESTMINSTER ON THE HILL.
THE SON OF GLENELG IND ANN FIEF
MAKES THE FINISH OF THE DAY.

| McKeever shows HI. Duality In tho Mace
| for Beaten Horses-Poor jonathan, = IA
TO shot. Enriches ITS hackers.
| ]. II. McCormick's colt westchester. the
errntic son OF Glenelg and Ann Fief which
formerly ran on tho Board OF Control tracks
was the only favorite to win on the hehvS
track on the hilltop yesterday. This was In
| the third race. at seven furlongs Westminster
| was first away. and. leading to the line won
| by half n length. Panhandle beating Freezer
b.. q head in the best finish OF the day. ~.
The first race. for heaten horses. va Was won by
from Shotoyer. Eleanor. at to- ]. won TIE
rite Rs drSS ~ tie
in 1t. Poor jonathan. a 10 to shot. came viii,
rSs at aS rnn in the won
NTH rage iron, the flash of the flag. beating
the favorte. handlly In tho sixth race.
FIRST RACE.
pnrs, $500 for beaten horses selling; .T furones
Ontario. i5sN tssedsssr, "V"''
h,adsy f.s sss;e;s o ss os Tenn
sGsnIoeny John Jnm.s,own Aaven,ar.s. sna
sssssr to i: IL 10 sho,oSsr 70 toi Iohn"y
Pure $500. for two.year. DDS. selling; i've and
Il. Leishs c6. T. Eleanor. by Ecaudor-Myrt!s. % e.
j. H. McCormck's oh. T. Marguerite. ~! a. fyhn) ..
Excelsior 81 abiss CHI c. allsce LOO tMcDerlnotl
RightAwAy and Susie Fuller .s!dinx also ran Time.
lang Betting-AEainst Eleanor. to J: Marguerite.
oto =; Wallace, II los
THIRD RACE
Purse $500: selling; seven furonRs.
j. u. Mccormcl's b. c. Wesichester, =. ny GleneG-
!. 4. Bachelor hr e. Panhandle 2, 100 tIrifn) 80.
John X. Jswsier, flazehurst pewurop gtlding: and
Power also ran. Time. 32at Bett,ng-Ayainst West
chester 3 to o; Panhandle 3 to !; Freezer. 80
FOURTH RACE.
Purse $500; selling: four and half tur!cnss.
thrit-isliss ~ sweeney .'''''.'..'.
G, W. Parker's 4. Express. I'll! Jones)....,,.
Aelross stable b. g. Mucilagc 8. ll2 toswadj
April Fool salisbury, Young Lottery. ana Enoa also
ran Time. O:5iA Betting-Against Poor Jonathan
10 to l; Express, to !; MuciIaye. even money.
FIFTH RACE.
rurss $500: selling: four and half furonEs
T. bnrrett's ch C. Fiatlands. 3. by "oodiands-MagSs
J Dwyersb H. litter H. D. lilo III. pennyj........2
khaftan Stables Tnsso. ~ If. Tribel ...:...3
lAurrn.ka nr. Martini Taminnny Hail. Quibbler.
Belle Of rhGniX and Kink also ran Time @ o. Bet.
tng-Ayainst Iiatiands II to o; Glitter H. to /;
Tasso, lUtol.
SIXTH RACE
Purse $500: selling: one mile. .-
j. n. Magses h n Signature, {. by Longfellow or Ten
Broeck-lnsGnin. lO7 6. liiID
khattan Stables CHI & Eatontonn. y. lO7 lr Flynn
Daesman and Mulhattan also ran. Time: l:bO4.
1ettlnE-Aganst signature 2 to !: . to on Lthoert.
to against Eatontowp.
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To.dny's Entries mt Guttenburs.

First Race.-Four and half furlongs Suspense fy.
Emma A.: each ll5; Spot: ~: Kindness My ~.
nyJ. III; Idaho. no: Cultvator 1os Rochelle 1o1:
ondnwa iCS Athalena. 100: Dan Sullivan lo4; Postal
Leigh. 10 each.
Second Race quarters or mils: selling Gray
Rock Tom Karl each %: Nardec 1lO Monsoon. Ken.
wood. vile Marie. l0l: Bon Voyage o2 Pessnst ~.
=, Third Race Mile and quarter: selling NY Fellow.
WArp1Ake. Freezer. w each.
Fourth Race-Seing: Nrs furlongs. Gladiator. 11I
Or. Martin. West Farms. 40 each: Tasso tlntands.
los each: CarneIita los: John X. 100.
Firth Race-llandcap threeQuarters of mile Ei,t.
zen. lls; Little Fred. llG: Logan. ll3: Bel Demonio
1l2: Gold Dollar. 100 Uncertainty. 1o2.
sixth Race-Seng. for beaten horses: seven fnr-
lonxs; Joe Courtney. jamestown. each ll3; Power,
1U4: Ill Spent Shotnver 10 each: Violet s. 81 Cocoa
GAmester. each S5: Forget Me Not. 81.
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Joe Hall Of t!iis city, in match with James McNeu
At Astoria on Sunday last. showed remarkable prowess
Is qnoit pirhrr The men played for $25 u side tho
dstsnct belng cightsen yards and four. pound oDs
we've used fAhk D0ran coached Hail. and between
~" Two MrN'li MAS completely showed under. IUs
score BENG ~ 10 10 al favor ia. lcklry of As:
rlas SAYS trnt he n! bacl Halt against any man ~
country 'lnIrT The same conditions tina, prrssltI
The match OF Sunday. FurtEerm, re- I0ckicy Say, 20
wii lch NC Ne'I ~ any time the latter IL win. ~
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'is slated that Vice Comm odOre T.. H. Morgan of the
New York Yacht club has sold his latest importation
the steam yacht ltuna and has purchased fine 5n0ton
steam Yacht IN England In view OF the ruiore ed disin
clnatiOn Ot Commodore klbf!dgc gerry run for
"hcr again II - significant that or
gan should buy larger yacht The Commodore Of by
organization nj The New York Yacht tlub has "a do
great deal u. entertaining in the yachting eason which
Eecessita'ss the ownershp by him OF large vessel
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The Winners at st. Louls.

ST. LOUIS. Nov 21.--Raco results at East st..
Louis follow
First Race-fiveeshtEs Of a mile serv.a nrst. An
sonia second, Swamp Fox third. Time. :U2t1
second Race-Threeauarters Of mile john B. won.
Reserve second. PrimerO third. Time. l;lS.
Third RAco--five.eighths OF mile Mount McGreRor
hrst John irving second. Townsend third Time. :u3.
Fourth ace-seren.eighths OF = mile Lillian frst.
St Marx Second: John q: third: lime SOY
Firth Racs-fiye eighths OF mile. l0Odoo nrst.
swifter second. Morocco third. Time. l:0..
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Mccarthy Anxious In Er.,,, a,,

Cal Mc'ar'hy the -X'feather weight cham pon is in
town, lntIl last saturday night he WAS connected
with /" dramatic company. and he and Tommy Dan.
forth hnd asoirrinE bout ut every performance TIs
company has d,baIded and Mccarthy Is now aux Ious
tphEh AN an says Ne wil Try roget with soma
uhr IN ne 'asr before tn C"nsy Island club posi-.
bic Met arihy further saii =, 10 nave M.
The kentucky Rosebud" in ihi.xdcIphA last natur.
day night hui, owing 10 DANA ed eye was cUmuui,rl
10 Ah- Tor a pOstpoleLu.nt.
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BrookiXm VIII Have mo More Teu.rouud
Fights,

TIE Poles Del ar. nicnt OF brooklyn have decided
that an 'igh'-rund hkht Ii all that can be allowed
Under their supervision. and accordingly the LyGrh-
German. Ems 'iushes. md other contests ar.nly
arranged must he reduced to siYht rom luther,
NE F'cc Cap ans oi the preciLc. have yren the .
luds's % ne h4nIt. bit now that tie head quarter u,
GA nave i"k ~ mage 0f tue matter some prG,ou,
motrs q h"r IN" 1-at aneIi VI tn, Iimit.d rui o..
ttslehnu bOA h6 D0u'h III gensra se. ny LLs..
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L.asker and sLowalter to Play.

IoGAssroRr. Nov, 2l-The Indiana Chs.s Association
Will hold their NTH annual meeting from Dec 1. to
Dec u a. Johns'ons Hotel this place whom there viii
be played championship Tournament freq. far. Ali
tSarnansnt s.n match es.we.l Ind.na and play
Iws.u Herr Esnusi Lasksi and yscison " SHOW Alter
Ine intsr TWO eiper!s VIII slso give sxhibitioas or
sim ultAneous and biadsold plsy -