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The sun., 1893-01-20
THE NEW FIFE CUTTER.
The New Scotch Craft Feared More Here
Than Either OF Wntson's Boats.

Inc Now ScOtcn Srntt reared Moro ftcre
Than Either OF Wntson's Boats.
The career Of the new racing cutter which
William Fi'e Jr.. the young Farlie designer.
is building for n syndicate Of scotchmen. will
be watched with interest by American yachts
men. Over here designers and the owners OF
racing yachts have wholesome respect for
boats coming from Flies board. The great
record made In American waters by the outer
Clara. and later by the 40-footer Minorva, es-
taolished his reputation on this side OF tho
water. The Cary Smith sloop Cinderella and
the Ellsworth sloop Anaconda were tho only
boats over hero that evor did anything with
tho Clara. and at that the Scotch boat had the
place among the N,footsrs hers for three
signed % somothns Inc % Ike er twenty boats he ' was
simply u more, powerful Minerva. For this
this side OF the water think that Mr.. Cnrrol's
Typhoon. or whatever. his new s4,ioo,er is
than he has from either the Prince 0f Wales
cutter or the other S5-footer which Watson 10
The scotch syndicate 10 com posed OF Com
modore Clark. the owner Of The steam yacht
Mohican and one OF the principal men hers OF
Peter Donal ison. tho owner OF the fast ten.
rHter Taseult aud one Of the best-known Clyde
western 9aent Cuh M fs sueess sesa
sively owned and raced tho Ariel and the ten
rnters Tvoune and Tseult. all OF which were
record craft in their day.
MIR. Balm owned and raced the Bloodhound.
one Of the cracks Of her day: aud last year
owned the Netta. The new cutter which will
be OF composite hui!h like the Watson bouts.
will probably te built at Messra: Scott 4 Co. Is
yard. Grc"nock. and 1t is said that Capt A.
hngarth OF Port Bannatyne wi be her skipper.
Tho new craft is the largest boat Fife has. vet
designed. alt hough the oO-ruter Erycina.
owned by the lato Alexander Allen. was quite
q good boat in her way. and o-day is one Of
the llrcst cruising cutters in England
The sun., 1893-01-20

Polo has been introduced in Samoa by orerS OF the
Enghsh war vessels orlando ani RuGara,U,i. which
were iGsre simultaneously last Npvembes. Tie partis
ulaTs appear IN the Lundnn i.5f OF Jan = Il is claimed
that the game never beoe play I'd ei,Ler in samoa
or any other of tho paciHc - Inls
Tie linprovlSeI 10 grnund the stretch Of san
expusld NJ ow wa'er IN 'he N!C nay ~ lE,AiA Owing
10 occasional po0s OF salt wateg Sirh int rcrpted
ball the nrsi game, Un Noi 3. Was SOW, aOei Lseny
cOutested.
Twodars later . team representing A,ia beat the
Rngarooinh men NY goals TO !, The return game on
Nov ~ was extremely tsst ant Interesting. An ex
crptohAly low tide left the gong hard and dry whils
the punieA had benefited BY Their xpsrieness
Ihe marine Warriors were again defeated by the de-
e:sve teorr OF Goals To I. The landsusn must be
Close ucents OF New York sport they insured the
Orlando =
The sun., 1893-01-20

skey has "eSep,ea the G,.s oessa by
Har!e:rs champion football ri.yen tho Volunteers
who mad sucn an enviahe record during he past seA.
nIgt;.
An sn:.-a,nmen. on an unus.nay n"s varied ana ams,
tonight
Atthe annual meeting Of the Fountain Gun Club held
a. r. osn rhsp:
There win he hn interesting pigeon shoot.
nT IT, match at ths oonnIfy So to- morrow Tor sZp
the other.
for ss."a ~ M sfs,Sa,iss
sn sc!ne. q hxe a'soas sna .sl
cts can t.e oDtaiued upon Applrstion.
rmTr IN Sssn III. a. 81:
success On "Wednesday evrning 'nst he knocked out
round. WItu lefthaider on tn. Jaw.
BOB fiizsimmous in taking OF his coming hght with
properly mtS ready cash AMI bel i on M II. result of the
.nt ~. an. no. go ,nt" ira n,ns he ,syn until thrse
Tsi~r.n is! aud is pounds "'' Wv "' "'''A'"'
Til Of x.ss on' IL s nsi
nnn,I Way a. .ns cn" rme sii.afd mol aud boMliny
lhs Mons. ,fomin.ies, VINO Iays The shows games in
h,'ass tho ' '''''
Lornos Jsn 10 The promoters Of the proposed Fan.
hs"n,s ss s"a
ing sympathy with the movement, TO bring together in
the Engiishspenking world. and stating that he sI.
poets that all the American clubs will Join in nAkinr
The meeting SuccesA
tn: N..onslA Of Rro"k,y1 intend 70 maze tn.
sdmters On Jan. y they MI. hold their nrst
asy VIII fa on ,' Pussaa ss.n
ihs Feb T. on Tuesday night Feb ~. testinon ial
Stnsns wi! be rendered = ,ls sige. n.rlclo n
| be the attraction.
Billy Sextons billiard parlors on Broad~av orpn-
site tho fosi once were ~ b. aud new drcs YESTERDAY
Sssh%on c G aha hos % rshIs p'sa dnwn Stars %
Day. Hei.er spnes ana .th'r proisssonas are soing
stekla:sy, but he proudly claius that he Is sin N
The profesh" and dccS proud, TOO. that no
iriehd has ever gone back on hun.
country with By Flimm.r ha. sem the io"u IL = let
Ter 10 hirhaId y; Fox 'Anet pronn.sd rect With
my hand would like 10 iry conc!ison, wIh any man
under Marquis OF Qu.rnsbtrry rules Tor the largest
purse offered by any Of the porting clubs reasonabe
Murphy OF Australia Bobby burns. Johnny Gr4Iln or
any one else IN America. nobody barred"
cncAGo Jan la-The Cny Baseball League has re-
cate OF fhadeipha capitalsts Who the orinion
that money eau he made here during tho NOr.ds Fair
piay sunday bali Yesisrday the syndicates TspEssant
..x Inc o.aesI. q he s.sas lie Ssns.d @ 1aS an
Ger. refused 20 Eys telling him TO m.t. ohsrin
Leagues next meeting.
20 be he d ~ scEiesins assembly rooms on Tarsday
night 5an- "a comprises boats of ak rounds each
fss pSasipai. viii v IL :. isoss JOIN ysSa smils saaqs
'Shn fisSS ss0P 4 i%:, sL.
xT.yio,, Brehlon A. q, and ! A. aekissr' Brsoi,ya
g I'D i"ta''ff"Sl.- n R'I ~ ~ ~. ,.. " ~
The sun., 1893-01-20
SKATING Br CALCIUM LIGHT
A r,eaty or Lssht s.d rus on che cestssi
Park Lake,


Park Lake.
In spite Of the mild weather Of yesterday.
and without the aid OF Farmer Dunn's cold
wave. which did not come. the skating on the
many lakes and ponds In New York and vicin-
ity was as good as II has been for the past Few
weeks. In Central Park tho Park Board had
placed o number o. calcium lights. With re-
nectors. along the shores Of thst.. ..-xe. near
tho seventy second street entrance. and IN
addition to these strong !lluminntors, big oil
shortly after supper time the skaters began
TO gather. by 81 O'clock the lake was crowd,
ed. Men were rushing along by fwos ana
threes. or racing up and down in tho centre OF
the pond, whereas the girls stayed nearer the
shore. Tho dark figures passing in front OF
tho white surface. and the distant shouts and
yells OF delight helped to musethe sceno one
OF unusual Quaintness. ,-
Probahiy on account OF It's being after work
ing huure there were many more couples on
the LAKE than there are by, day. excepting
SUNDAY; The yonns men ,gldol about VIII,
their girls. and It might here he remarked
that in the darkness there is. n method OF
skating which one does not frequently 500
prnctised In the sunlight. -,
1t Is usual for n couple to hold hands whsle
night seemed TO think that they could support
thor fair rartnors better by placing an arm
around their waists. Tho girls madc no rigor-
Gus obIeclions. in fact all seemed to drop into
the way OF II most naturally. They acted as II
they Thought night skating wasa great sue
cess. Moreover this new method had tbe
young men appeared unwilling to- abandon
when they sat down on tho snowy shores Win
their companions to rest.
The sun., 1893-01-20
RowIing Games To-aight.

AMERICAN NATIONAL IouRsANESr
Fith Ward va Gotham, G0thsui VS.. NCnpaTe.l. Non
psreIi vs.. tifth Ward.
ACADEMY IoURsINssr
Fide.!A vs. Adouis Adonls vs. Glendale Glendale VS..
Fluei.a.
ANERrN AMATTUR b0wtISG rsioN
sectton H. Subdivision 2--Phonix vs. Young Mens
LycSuh ~ fhuhix R"eyL ,., .
section q, sutdni.i0n :-Myst.e vs. Same'ess. at
Mystic alleys
see,ion y Subdivision I-Co.umb'a Va. or!tsui r. e..
At Columbia a!eTS.
s.cton 4, rub b4ivision 2-IroGuois va America ~
IroquOis Glsya.
oAR7urnzRss TouRNAHrSL
Recreation vs.. SaranAc. SAranao vs. Monroe Monroe
VI Recreation.
EIsTERs pIsrECT rOUENAhESL
fremont rs. !. D. r.. l. ID. Il. va Harmony. Harmony
TreuUht.
NoRRs ASD EssEI hAGuE.
Orange Y. n. c. A. va RoAsvile A. A, At Orange Y n
c. 4. Alleys
STATEN AIArrrR LEAGrE
Warrior ys, woTkingman. at Casino Arsys; Staten
Island Va hinEstOn. NJ staten lslahu A u alleys
c. LEAspk
Section A-Instituts va Aou Haven. ~ Institute
alleyA
section B-Nott Haven va Iastituts. At Hou Haven
alleys.
AkisEK's TOURNAMENT
Madison Va Pin Knight, Pin knight Va Eagle. Eagis
va NAdisoa
strikes snd SSAres.
The sun., 1893-01-20

Trainer and Jockey Ruled on.

CHICAGO. JAN 10. Two favorites won at Roby
over u fair track. The colt Governor. Trainer
Harry Stovey. and Jockey Piantoni of the Ar
kansas Stable were ruled OF tho tract for sus-
ricous racing.
First Rhco-fiye farlongs. spauldng rrst. lIeely
John second Bash NcDur thIrd Time o:tj1
second Race-iIve and half fur ,nnRa. Hercules
one. My Queen wo. Lit Crete three. Time. l:l0H
opd: Miss Bs.l lard. third Time. :ts&
Fourth Race our aud = halt iGrlonns. Helen Wren
nrst: Maggie MURPHY. secoad' iaautieroy. third.
Fifth Rac--Three. .1uarterr or n nile Mary l.. frat
Pearl G. second: OxEduie. thtri. Tune 10
The sun., 1893-01-20
Crn-nde Against Racing In Winter.

INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. IL. Tho General Assem-
bly, will make n mighty effort to stamp out
winter horse racing in Indians. representa-
tive Barnes will introduce in the House II bill
prohibiting horse racing In the State during
the months Of December. January, February.
provide that owners Of race courses who allow
their tracks to 10 used for the trial OF speed
horses or mares for u period OF more than
June. July. August. September. November. and
Octot ter. before any public Assem- tlagc. shall
lie deemed guilty Of misdemoGIor and pun
ished accordingly.
The sun., 1893-01-20
New York German Gun Club shoot.

The members oi the New York German Gun Club had
by days outing yesterday at Dexter rark Twenty.
two members competed for the clubs gold medal at
eight birds each club handicap, modified Long Island
r"sr. y. Garm-. JE. AMI n Bonden tied with eight
each for the trophy. On the shooton the former
Are scores:
,,aI shoS'-J Frazer. 2; yaEds :; r. Garms. yr.. y
yard. q; Y. sau er - yards. y Neibrook, 81 s,ds
.; g. boessenetk;L Fl yards. q. iiuf "a yAiu.. o;
schroeder, ~ yards 2; sr.dmsg, 70 YARDS 4 D.
nix ~ ysrds, Il: A. schmt, Il yards D; Bondrn 20
yard, \. A. Busch u yards u; stuernaRs % yards
Z. J. .nusricser :'yards, 5; u. sebreeaer IS yards
]: " .hleIs 20 yatds
Team sboOt. two biris each. % yards rise:
o. sRuter's Tsain--J. frakrr 2. 4. Hun. I; J. Well
bieok, 1; A. bEscL. 0; ". bondsr. !: T. sautsr To-
r. Gsrlpss rsAn-A. schmitt, .; A. Go osrlitE ?; j
Jg. . 1otAi, D.
The sun., 1893-01-20
To.dny's Entries nt Gutt en- burg.

First Race-Purse sIOi for maiden three.yearoiis
six and haf tur!'nss s-lhnr, Repeater. io,:
Leather Stocking. lUN: Addie H.. lU7, haiHchi 1o!;
harbonne colt. Us; Van wart %: Big Man. vY: Lzzi-
McDuf Y4
Second Race-rurse fIOO. for beaten horses i've
furiongs Detnult-r 1lS: VAndyke Il5 Adagira colt.
ll2 Magic los: Merinent. TO-: Rocket. lO2. COCOA.
~.
Third Race-Purse $500; selling: one mile. Green.
wich. lo4: Jack hose ia: FaHut. lo4: Panwuy. v2.
Fourth Rare-Purse S4Oo: selling; nve furlonEs
Helen. lO7: Carma.ite ll2: Tom Edison. lo8: Ftdget
l0I: Banjo. tS. Lob ". Sc: Jim Norvell. t6: Lady
Mary. VI.
Fifth Race-Pursc 500: selling: i've furlon1s. Ston.
ngton liz: Inferno III: Gladiator. no: kirsch VI;
Lord ot the Ilarem. ~.
Jury cot. ia; BIuss-is. ia: Oliver twist. ia; j..
Mclaughlin, ll3: MOhamMsd ITO; Athena. ".
The sun., 1893-01-20
Athletic News h,oa Celu~bi. College.

The Uaiversi,y Ceaaei Of Columbia collsse hs. ap-
pstsisd Prors Van Amrinss. Kemp. and Osborn . com
riyss "te confer WITH the representative, ot. the
ssut,ss to ths .thlstie seorta, r,sL ysn Alnrinss
interests and haA repeatedly been vossd by graduating
classes II. most popular professor
frofA Kemp aud Osbnrn are both recent Appoint-
nsnls. The iormsE wh,ls an InsIrueior At Cornell.
Vas member Of the Adytsory Committee on Athletics
TIE Aters work IN encouraging rrinoston's Athletic
interss b veil knowh hobsd by coui. Irink With
thb COMMITTEES that the hours of work IN The pofes
s.ansi ssheo,s may be changed 80 .. ALLOW insa IN
thsse departmenis TO traia Tor the Athleite teams
GCcnner, yhe rrAek pitetsr And tlisd bsssnsn Of
ths New Vert Athletic Cllb 10 The Law school and
tkB oesun raining Tor Ire nine Tie candidates are
fsseliilhs In the SyIni The lie La Ssi. InsI
The sun., 1893-01-20
nr. Conway Goc. Abroad 10 STUDY

The Rev. Dr. John Conway Of st. Paul. editor
ola Catholic newsraTer which was Archbishop
lre!and's organ In his DISPUTE with Archbishop
CorriGan said last night that lis purpose in
teaching in oxford and other tnIoIenn uni
yaarsities, especially IN reference Ia knglish
literature lie VII travel on the Continent for
that he, would c. 10 Rome in the interests of
Archbishop ireland. or visit the Vatican In the
interests OF any person nr TRrty. lie deciiped
70 discuss the question whothtr or not charGes
hal been pres"tr.d to the lGpc against Arch
Conway will sail for Europe in n few days.
The sun., 1893-01-20
Public Skating Races Oh Prospect Park Lake

frrk Commissioner Brewer ef Brooklyn yesterday
decided 10 give two public skating contests la
at Prospect ParK next Tuesday ernoon for which
amateur entries arc solicited. The urst will be
for men, aud will be one mile circular track .pe.
cialy prepared for the OCCASION the prize for which
will beHs liver cup to be known AS the Brewer Gun
The second 10 for women Aka'rrs and will be at
skates OF Lr,tclass MAKE, '
Entries must be made to Cant. hcSamarA st tha
Lake iOusr Prospect Park ard the entry Is free hut
o'clock
Commissioning Brewer has been requested to give
these races and does so at mis- personal
and with re idea OF providing extra amussmeni nd
VII remain open for skating purposes Until 10 clocI
each evening until urber notice despite previous or
dsEA tU the contrary. "
The sun., 1893-01-20
Cock Fighting In New Jersey.

INV Brunswick. Jan. 10 There was . large exodus
Of sporting from here tonight TO attend a cock
fight at the CheeeQnskes Hotel in the lower part Of
Middcsex county. There dig array Ct birds for
tho main from Newark. Now YorE, Elizabeth. and New
Brnnswick. The main opened with lively night be-
tween New York ard New Brunswick birds and the
New Brunswirk birds won In short order. Some game
cocks from Newark next had everything their own
way anu eaned ont every ard pit;ed axninst them
A. n4idni vt the sport growing exciting and
tho hghl ing sharper Daniel Iie Held tie veteran Geek
Egh. o., aged the main
The sun., 1893-01-20

The con petition for the Kemp trophy was continasd
~ the Seventh Regiment ranges last night Company
Is marksmsn were the contsyIAnts Private Matter
made the highest score or the night a. The results
follow; Private A. Natter, as: Corporal d. H. HicoI
as; Private l. h Taylor. ~: Lieut. II. G. Duval ~:
ssrrs.n.J. " Clsvsland. +.; kdy.ts O. H. Ksen Jr.
iJivstsy L Rcbsr!a Jr.; q: iIiysis u CayaIly.
rryais q DuyaL 90; Msat o. g. Gould, 30; sergeant
". II. foscn. az Corporal o. g. Miller. "a: Private v
i, spsrry. 81; fnrate A Hebb-rd. rs. Priyats W. H.
Gisan, %; rbSais q Hobart, 81: C1,orai n usGorne
~ iri.ste ~ Myers 81. PrNate W, u Stewart.
The sun., 1893-01-20
vetcran. IInv. - Good Time.

The Lenox LYcsum was wei. hled last night with
veterans Of Tho late ard their families and friends
Oh the occasion OF the hrst nights entertainment OF
the FArrsgut Association Of Naval Veterans The
over 400 square in size history
the Amsrlcan navy from Its creation down to the close
OF the war.
Many Of the scenes were Ges rDed BY mon W ho actu
ally fought IN The battles srn,eL The SURVIVORS Of
tho Monitor. Cumbef f,aru. Hartford ana kearsarse
We're mustered and RNsstitnOnia in the form OF
acc aliu
The sun., 1893-01-20

The members OF the Erie Gun Club opened the season
yesterday with their regular monthly shoot at Wood
lawn Park, Gravesend, l.. l. Eleven competed under
the new classified rules at seven birds each. class
handicap. the best count In each class
for the annual prizes G. Plate j. Plate and &. Smith
tied with seven straight. the scores:
Glup Shopt--iiass A. IS ards rise e Plate 2S yarda
9; J. Plate. ~ yarG' !; A. p"hrman ~ yard. g
tass H. IN yards: NJ ssasser. ~ yards. .: r. Graef
- yards. }. e smith. - nfd.. !: }. MarryAu. 70
yarl.. !: H. jhnctoAsk SKI 2j ,rris. II Ciaks {. -
yards: ID. J. Lynch. 2a ynris. =: L. II. IL ON. ~
yards 4; II. Pate. .3 yards. O.
The sun., 1893-01-20
Third Busemsn Ryan Wins His SUIT A gaInst
the Pittsburgh Club.

cnIcAGo. Jan I9.-JudRe Adams to-day Rare a judR
for 81 500 IN favor Of Third Baseinan Thonas
Rurns sRAnst the Pittsburgh Bali Club The attorney
FOR tho defence made molten for new trial which
was overruled. and then took an arpeaL President
Temple however. w III not carry ire case further! but
viii pay the judgment. Judg, ADAMS he that fur uTe
damages not lust. and ao cd Burns
him up TO tue present tnr ,tss the lie
earned in other since he discharged by the
pitsuUryh club.
The sun., 1893-01-20
Five Favor,te. Win At Gloucester.

GLOUCESTER. Jan. 12.-Backers OF favorites
had another biz day. five OF the six races be-
ing won by first choice horses.
Firs. Race-Fivs furlonys. Monilece lo5 to (Mor-
riseyl won Turner lO5 to U!OrbeyJ. second: Nor.
gan u, lO5 10to ] (Smith) third. Time. :O4&
Second EAce-six iurlnn9s. SILVER Queen. Us. TO
ll!oubenl won: Magss: lOd. TO (BurIeln second
Third Race-Six and a half furongs Samaritan. ~
even (MAulore). won; Green Bay. W. TO diam
in.i 'sI. 'l'I~'F 10" TO 'A''''''yA third Time
Fourth Race-one mile: Raleigh. liz. even lDosnel
~, u To l (iioubenL third. Time. AN.
Fifth Eace-ftve furiongs Maid of Barney. 1o7 to
&c. Jones) won: Tradesnan lOH. 10 to tDuceyl sec
ond: Grand Prix. lOJ TO 2 (E. Tribe. third. 1in,-
SIKH Rnce-Four ans enc half frr'onrs Rustic. los
even tNanovel won; sierra Nevada. lO5 to / Me.
Iaughli second: Jupiter. los, u to tNs!ronL third
Time. o :5DIe
Entries for to. morrow are:
First Race-Seilinc; four and cnehnlf furlorrs Bat
tlo Cry, judge Mitchell. tonyres. rosino l2O each:
Contorl'r 1lB: Morning ory. lli.
Second Race-Threr-yearoli mnidens: selling: six
fur!ongs. ban sullivan Mutiny. Larry Hinksou. 10Y
each; SIR Lister, Roman. rs eHch'
TIL. I'd Race-Six ANA han fnrionas: selling. Deer
Lodge. Telephone. Lee National John Lakeland. In
verkiP gclduK 'rensdieI luo each; Lta. nettIe lo3
each
foGrt. Rsce-s"vsn and one-haf furlongs; selling
fernwo,d. ~ King Idle. Picket. Wyoming, 10. each:
Fifh Race Pour and hRt fu-longs: selling Hawk.
eye inr owen Goidrl. ioi. hay lU3. Charrelse, 20;
2lnRara ~.
fihth pHce- Five fur.onGs: selling. Yosemite Jim
Ga'es 10 'ery. Pains Her PAph, Jerguet. Jos Lee.
.nnger. Michigan. Mli,dan. lhianher. ihalman. Id
Beaiaar ios eacn: spavolia, Nerina lo3 each.
The sun., 1893-01-20

Mrs. Minnie Clark complained in tho Harlem
Police Court yesterday that her husband, John
Clark hal abandoned her. Clark is a waiter
wn9 iiyfs -, IN /; GEesnp@int;, The comp!alpant
the next day. MIS- C,Rrk said in court yestor.
day that her husband went TO Belfast, Ireland,
and married another w"man there.
LAWYER Levy. Who appeared for Clark. asked
her II shs was really married to the accused.
tried to slap his face.
He saved himself by dodging. and q court
of1cer caught the Indignant woman.
Justice Burke ordered Clark To give bonds
IN nnv his wife ~ week.
The sun., 1893-01-20
xoxAscH BoWLxss WOW LEAD
They Take First ri.es IN = Tourney sy
" Ninusng Two Gsmes

Every seat In the eermsuis Assembly Rooms alleys
las, night was occupied long before the Progress
sale snd Monarch bowiers began their struggle for
honors in the American National Tourns sment The
third game OF the evening between the Rosedae and
nonarrh Clubs brought out the large crowd It 10
Tournament. The scores: '
The sun., 1893-01-20
Tony Mullaue to P,ny in Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Jan. ~ Is n aT;y enough, Tony Nu.
lane. who Jumped the traces last summer AMI wen; o
into Montanas the lr.t Red Leg to follow Capt Z IN
iskry into camp lie has 81 ned cincinnati CONTRACT
aud says As long AZ hasebSH Is not prOsptriug ",
cant hope to get Ug psy srfNces Next Year
I'll gst lust n shat" bette. tLa the
ed ~ play FOR IN 10 ~"
The sun., 1893-01-20

standard .,7 l3n 201 osl 357 4c3 4sa S57 6a5 72D
rIospect'' oo l4I 2O5 27+ 3s7 <sO b44 $50 10 100
scorerS-M C. wymau and W. Gau,er. umpirs-A,
section game IN the American Amateur n,on ,nnr.
nameht last night at Carruthes Brookiyn aiiays The
The sun., 1893-01-20
SECOND CANE.

1o'as..~ IL 23i2 sso Totais..is2ii 10,
rrFnsress NJ ia 2Gs 3aa 45s haG 6iO 700 SIT ai,
i'ose"ar ''.Sa 40 2iS 3iu <Ia 5J5 Cos IO4 IsO $40
dag. 81 ''"sA ""u Il hp'et'
The sun., 1893-01-20

hhsohin n6 1al 2al 36s Az CO., COL Tes $40 pol
hecrentioh 81 l5l 23t 3l3 $50 All 5nI 63y 1l5 Iss
empirs-W Il Sellers. scorer-J. K. Edwards.
me ofceola and Fin Knight clubs rolled game in
DInohI Iyh series OK the American Amateur buWIinR
nvi,' Th az BROADWAY aud ChhuEo y street last
The sun., 1893-01-20

A Remarkably close Match by the Best
Curriers' In This Ccurtry.


Just as the winter sun was sinking beyond
the hilIocks which Eirdlc Conservatory Lake
In Central Park yestorday afternoon Referee
ing Club announced that In tho big bonspiel.
North vs. South OF Scotland. tho victory was
won by the North. Amid hearty cheers from
Scottish throats the northern chief came for
ward and proudly took possession OF the East
ern Dalrymrle medal, TO- which the curriers'
had contended all through the long afternoon.
Tho battle had been royalty contested. The
North and South had sent some OF the Oldest
and most experienced players. and the Sec
tional feeling ran high. At IL O'Clock when
the first stone was sent skimmng along the
ice. and the shouts Of We'll played" rent the
air. both sides were confident OF success. Not
for years had they becn apparently SO well
matched. and q lively bonsplel wa. accordingly
The Ice was in fair condition at the start
aud the weather wns not too severe. The men
contestants warmed y their WORT and throw
aud the cold increased. 6nt the. players only
watched the shots while making the ic.
smooth with their. much-used brooms. 70 that
the stones should get to the proper points.
fard sd sek Tkeir gaze seemed ntSH riveteS upon
the last sweep Of the broom failed TO bring the
stone u lit nearer the centre OF the rink.
Tho oldest players were the most earnest in
their pursuit oi the sport. Seventy
old Willie Ninterbuttom was as gay ne when q
lad he tripned ger q the heatner with the lAssis
with Skip W. Hogg and made . crsditable rec
ord. he was unfortunately on the side OF the
South and SO Is not among the conQuerors.
John " ntt. who received the trophy for tho
North. was at work all tho time advlaing the
skips IN his side and instilling confidence into
mo players. Watt won the Fitzpatrick medal
which went to tho skip making the second
highest score. One OF the younger men and q
houth Of scotland man took the .Ievered
Honeisnd nag. He was Thomas Wallace.
skip at rink NO. !. Wallace and his three
compntriots did not disgrace the name Of
5, otias great chieftain whose name the skip
hears. They won by tho highest link score.
getting u majority Of ~ points over Georgie
williamson and his men.
=, There were some surrrsess during the day.
was heatcn by 3 points, Adam Hothergood
OF the match was ut rink No. 4, where skip j.
i. (onley OF the North was only beaten by two
shots by the South Scotland skip. Robert Kel-
lock.
SO close was the fight that 1t was i'm possible
to tell for somc time after the last shot had
been made which sido had won. 1t was first
announced that the south had won. and Un-
pire Mcl.aren. himself n North Of Scotland
man. gave out the statement lucu ubriously. On
the recount. when it became Known that the
North had won. Jamie almost executed High
land Hing.
The names OF the contestants. with the