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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-02-15
MAY GIJE KELLY 4 TRIAL.
some Interesting Information Regarding the
Baseball Situation.

SSoUhC "
Baseball Situation.
The New York Club las now signed two
players for tho season OF 1893. Ward and
Kssler are the mon. Pat Powers walk ed into
Treasurer Talcott's Office yesterday. having in
tow young Keeler. and the latter had siGnei u
contract in short order. Mr.. Talcott was very
much pleased with Keelsr's looks. ind thinks
the team has u good man In him. keelcr's
work last season Is strong evidence that he
will develop into one Of the greatest infelders
in tho country.
Another player that Powers had his eye on Is
Mct1uaid. tho greatest hitter and outlelder on
tho Pacific coast. Mcluaid is quito willing to
come to Now York. and will very likely DO
signed: The Cleveland Club has Leen in hot
New YORK and rrooklyn are now engaged in
q warm, contest for the possession OF Danny
like to nave Richardson. and WIN not re!in-
uuish hore until he siEns y contrast with
son fail. the inield will ie made ub with Ward
At second. FULLER at short. and keeler at third:
Is al S I, very ~ f lIs,' Sn ni'si d'G iH. tG- Viii hpn nS Ho wI,i
LYONS. Tiernan. Burke. and McQuaid 10 pick
from.
the, prospects were for the signing OF Mike
Kelly. ' L fe @' tfat III" Il ,i ysr ISL. Is su MHde reSS emmna
among New York patrons for the signing OF
Kelly. TINT it w"nll not be q lad idea to try
Of that sort. and he vii! not be, interiered with
by the directors or any one else. Ward IL in
commanI. and will remain there"
Nj. Talcott's statements Ieuvs no doubt as
to the question Of the mansgorshlp Of the
New York Glut. John Ward is the manager.
II Powers desired to accept a subordinate po-
sition he could undoubtedly have it. but 1t Is
very questionable II he would consent. The
chances are that Arthur Bell will be- made
financial agent. He will doubtless travel with
the tenn and look alter the gates and other
matters Of that sort. Bell is well fitted for
work Of that character.
J. ". Spalding will arrive home March l.
James O'Hourke was in Now York Yesterday:
lawsuits to settle the question OF which shall
have his services. Marshall p. Wilder and
other 3:i3d degree cranks are already prac-
Using war whoOps for use at the Folio grounds
next spring.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-02-15
North Side Gus Club shoot.

The members OF the North side Gun Club held their
regular monthly shoot AZ the queens County Driving
Park. MAsreth, yesterday. Fourteen men competed at
seven birds each. Four tied with straight scores and
Tue same nuinb's with six for the second place. The
Gab sho"t.charlss Meyer, "a yards, .; ~. G, Man.
Meyer y yards !; y siems. 20 yards. I: J. Herman,
20 yards o.; J. y. Meyer. 20 yards, o: A.. Blown. rs
WI smith. Fl yAripG 4.
Pre-. sweeptt.ke, Mss aud Out. Twenty Eve Yards
g IN Never, Z; W, X. smith, Z; j. N. Meyer, 4; Charles
AsyeT. q: Herman, 2: A. Brown. !.
tecoha sweepsiAls, same Conditions as the First
K neInnh a. y Meyer, o.; A Brown, 4; Charles
o. Ties divided, "''"
a. ,asst,ns held prior to the ciub. shoe, the follow.
tnE omeeEs ws5s elected. : Lyons. Prsldenti ! Tier
klsbis. Treasurer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-02-15
Five Favor,te. Win Mt G~,ouce.,er.
GLOUCESTER. Feb. 14.-Five favorites won to-
day. ami tho losing one. Maid Of Blarney.
ehould have been first. summaries:

ouys UNI uho lOolHS one, Mhlu Ot DluIpoy,
should have been first Summaries:
First Raos--rtve f%uriougs. T%radesman. III. even
(AAnUveL mrs.: Eolic. Ia. 3 tD . (KuchenJ, second;
thSrny. 81. l" 20 tDoanel third. Lucky sever 81 TO
J.. and Cnpsi"n' =" J. also ran. Time, lazy.
loirs:. mar. b.. lUI. even T. ribe. first: Rocket. loo. $
to l IlamL srr"iui; ti'uie Colt. luO. I TO ! Murphy
sn,rd. Il nub.S 10 /. AMI venus. 10 TO !. also ran.
Anne. ia~.
We. ena: Pelham. Io5, . to = ,Manloys. third. Tole.
phone. Is to ], aud tiorimor. $ to /. also ran. lime.
F"urth Race-six and a ha,f mrlonss Bargain. 100.
5000. iiley,. irst: J. = iai ~, $40 Murphy). sec.
ian Time. ! An.
,fh Rare-F,ve fur ongs Lille B., 49, to . (Mc.
pnuAtdl first: fauiuritan. 100. I 10 :. inAnlovel. s-c-
onn: y rinxfe,iow. IOn. 70 to TriNr,. third. kalpI.
-.tSth Rnre-siA furl0ngs. b i1xLri, 100. ! to . Uriiel.
Era: ,.co'xe g.. iAi y 10 pIa,n). : oond: Major
Thornton. 100 Sto UoanI. thirl .iDrdtr Minstrel
Nt"i. Inr" OWt u To !, Me, ar;hy 20 to !. Brewer 10
To } aud Maggie - I" !. a's' rnn. lime, 1874.
Following are tho entries for Tomorrow:
fns Eac.-iivr-e Ihths NJ u nile. Equator. III;
CfA nc,y. lbs; Matte Lee. lus: Atrnpin. lOt: La sofia,
sscond iHrr-Thr-r.unarier OF n m,le; three year.
Odds Namoose. iS, Mut.ny. lu+: Harry Unison. VI;
81 vAna. III.
Thiri Rare-s-ven e,glrths of mile. Gonzales. Io5;
OnRway. ,Oh: LuIn. i,,. SinnHRler. los; Vendetta. IO5.
fourlh ka'e-)ne mile and q sixteenth. Juggisr.
10t: tnx Grape, lOi.
.tifth Ma, = wee ,ghtts Of n mite. Neeimore. 1907:
Bar ent"s, To- Slringisliow, l0.: ,ruy,oc.. W:
TO-: va d urn. ln.: Eat"ntVwn, lUS. ,iilmer. lu7;
bos on IoiunIy. lU4; lie, ib4.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-02-15
Annual Neetins or tho American Hunt and
Pony Racing Association.

The annual meeting Of the American Hunt
and Pony Racing Association was held at the
ofice of Secretary Wood. 81 Broad strcet, yos-
terday. President S. S. Rowland was In the
sr"ased balance. and the secr~tarr rcporteG
. msmhcrship ~ ...4. All registrations. and
~ DAYS Of racing. This WAS an increase Of 80
ing the past year.
The following IL a scheduls OF roposod
races: At y ashinston. May ]. u: baltimore.
Mar y. IL: philadsi phia. May no: boston. May
y i"Jnn" <: New iorI. June 4. ~: lhilsdel-
III. following oflcers were elected for the
epsuing year: J. Van schnlck. PRESIDENT;
Masters S 81 H SssTstsrHWi l. 4. Y &a si,,; TTsa 9! Ms::
lhrr, j. Il Maddox. A. Rogers. Alexander
brown. Charles Ffzer. Jr. +. Gray silisworld.
meyer; Committee-H. /. Herbert, Thomas
HitshsSSs; ;; \ HoYl.nd. AN HuItly; Ar
4. Logan. Jr,. E..C Potter. II. c. Groome. ".
III. Manly. Fred Hosy. and q. W. Robie.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-02-15
RACING on. THE HILLTOP.
FAVORITEs AND OUTSIDERS DIVIDE
N PURSES OFFERED.


Kirses, SOLD q W. n. Roller. was WITH
drawn rron the Fosrth Race and lnferno
wor-Rishtsway Defeats Eleanor.
The talent found the weather much moro
favorable at Gutenberg yesterday than on
Monday. when the elements converted the
rsco track into q canal OF snow. Ice. aud mud.
but they had n harder task selecting the win
ners. moro than one good thing going wrong.
rim Howard was the favorits for the opsn-
ing race and he Won quite clsvsrly. This EN-
boidened the pluneers. and thcy put down
their money nth coniiden ce on Glance to win
tho two.yoar-old evont. Lsigh's nlly did 30
c~leveriy. and the book wore long faces.
Ticy reeained their complacency quickly.
however. as Lady Ballard. ~favorite IN the
maiden race. had to succumb to Larkin and
Dsceitful. The sale OF the gslding kirsch by
Mike Donovan to ". II. ltoller and tho with
drawal OF tho unsexed son Of Emperor from
the fourth race spoiled the betting. us Inferno
at tho weights could not be beaten barring
accidents. Young Lottery. 40 odds on favor
ite. won the NTH race. n scramble at four and
Q half furlonss. nnd, Riehtaway wound up The
race Tor three,year.olds exclusively.
ummbries follow:
FIRST RACE.
Purse $500. of which $50 to second. for ~four.year.
cS.rns@Sissehs Nv Itasfsn.iS, jar. ."""o'
ID. liz ,aSri,., !. .' u" . "o... W e-"'.'""'n
s.!S"sS1.s 10 : on rfi%ss iio%sfa: Gray Ros:
.. sEcoND RACE.
Purse $500. of which $50 10 second. for two year olis:
< LeiSh's g. T. Glance. by r~a,s-.,o-Giimp. liz
iii Msu"iin,c.'. Nr. l., dam ii,e,,a. 100 II. Flynn, :
0isn Island st.o o. ~ I dam spaidie. 100 III. Jon.s), 3
;. a'n S,n 4..y; . A" M. se,' n"s: iit.' q { On 81, S,sus e.: t .,ss
u any, IOtOi. s.Adie. My. 5toL.
THIRD RACE.
Purse $500. OF which 80 to second. for maidens, tho
Camden stnb.ss Gu. I. LnrIin. s. by Kossiusko-An
p i i".t:i,. t. in]:9;ssiitI, = 81 rooi..~:.'
os s.s. is"tts u; am u H isrsis, III Z to /: >? pt a.'' I'M NJ.
70 j, Lazy ba..Ard, eN.h money.
FOURTH RACE.
Purse f5co, Of which $50 ~ second: penalties and
i. i%isas -. ii. mssino. II. by Bendor-Biile, Doun.
III. Not"i,nicV'st = h. wie.tchetrr. 3, IU5 r. Flynn
W. Il. :.pii.r $ , I. Lester. !, loo Nititink. ....... y
= on a. 1ts.u o. against %%ss,,ta..I:s-, To- I: Lester.
FIFTH RACE.
Purse 5000. Of which 40 to second. the winner TO be
soli al aue,,o,i tour aud a h.it i.r.on.s
ni naay T s'%" ,ion. ~, tIsatn Io..e''' o. 0y A"''e',-l
Y Nh. y tnG.p1 cr q; A1,s 100 4 !, ! t;o !" N a. ..o sy.n',,,.
N nog am. ,sn ;. n"i . Gser, and Men; no also ran.
. .sa.n. *" s. .. n 3. 10 to !: 1s..o. I ! to ''u"S LOTTERY
ExTH RACE.
.rurse s4po. of which $50 to second. for threeyenr.
c;.sern. slaoI.', o. . Rivh'a~ay. by iIyier All
Sa.sn s.aSsss' NJ. e:ss;.... Lyons -
away. lsS i: E.anor. even money. ais. sess. ID TO-
The following are the entries for to-day:
ssSsi,u; IIo; Ii.nof.. liz: fr.sma.on, ioS' Indigo.
csSss:sI. i,%; 3 SoSi Roy: M S1,a;i; I"s; fiyS,. iSs
naroiis IDS; Jack BatcLs.or, ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-02-15

Lawyer Albrecht J. Lerchs Of 233 Lexington
avenue. this city. was arraigned before Justice
Noble in the Long Island City Police COURT
yesterday morning accused OF perjury. The
complainant is Lawyer Lsman B.. Treadwell Of
Hallway. The complaint grows out OF IA recent
ness and In. which. Mr.. .Trendwell swears MI.
Lerche falsely testified he was not married to
Elsie Bethune between, spscifed dates, The
week.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-02-15
Gossip Of the wheeimen.

May 10.
". Nenes 4, = candidate for the Presidency Of the
Kings Conn., Nheelmen.
Tue ~HrooEiyn bicycle Club viii hold a mock trial n
Their club house tins evening,
W. TaNts. the Philadelphia racer, asserts that bs
win race in the amateur ranks this year.
WI liam +. Murphy. she New York Athletic Club racer.
viii devote consihe' aye time to racing this season,
Walter Sang tr, the Milwaukee wheelman, will lenyo
for England about May ~ to compete m the n. {.
championship.
". \, Wendle and Harry Arnold. the weli.known rac.
track AZ West Aillbury,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-02-15

The InternatIona, Chess Congress.

Since It became known that an international chess
tournament 10 likely TO be played ia this city. DIR. Fred
Mlntz Of the Manhattan Chess Club has received
many callers At the club. who are all very enthusiastic
about the scheme. DR.. MintZ was peen BY . reporter
Tor TnE .suy Sesierday. The Doctor WAS IN high gles,
and said that he had received n great number OF letters
from chess men ali over the country, They are de-
lighted 81 the prospect of u C ,lunhisn Congress. ana
subscTlDtiunk
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-02-15
Nautilus and Pioneer boat Clubs Consoii.
dated.

Two Of the Oldest rowing organizations on Long Isl.
and, the Nautilus and Pioneer Boat Clubs. have agreed
to consolidate. as the turning Of the Nautilus oars.
mems house left them without q homo Last night
The latter decided 10 purchase t.e entire plant OF the
Pioneer Club at The fOoi OF Thirty.fonrth street. south
Brooklyn, The price aii was soiDeth ng like 81 .JD.
From the insurance adjustors tho kautiiuS club OBJ
tanned their salvage and rOmefhing like 81 400, and
with This amountit 70 intended 10 put up the Pioneers
h"nss on the site OF the Nautilus Clubs Old home, With
such additions and alterations as shall DO deemed .s.s
for he purposes OF the or .ApizatiOn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-02-15

NV HAVEN, Feb lI.-CommuncatIon las been opsned
between Yale and Harvard regarding an ayreen ent on
sous plan Of action for the publication OF athletics OF
the two universities. Yale 10 attempting to accomplish
the object by limiting her teams to Undergraduates
Harvard ha, expressed her,e { a. not isscrins that plan
~ general, but az sincerely dsIrOus q q reform in
college athletics. and something definite will Assnredly
result, Thus far the correspondence has been entirely
athletic advisory committees Of the two universities
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-02-15
A Promise OF Fun at the Nonparen y. 4.

There will be some interesting sport at the fonpareu
Athletic club. Al Oliver btreet, next Monday ntsht.
President John White has arranged a programme that
should result in excellent ron'os.s Jerry Reeder and
jack Casey vii, box ten rannds at lo5 pounds; and the
feature viii bs a meeting between Charles Nclly OF tue
granite A. 4. md Charles Moore. Ilo-pound rinnp'0n
Of ki.yab tn. Moore recently made a good showing
against Dixon. Tie boys viii box fifteen rounds or
noie. In addition thece viii be three set.ios Of three
rounds each between Eddi- Fleece and Mike tormAri.
Jack All rms and george ieyno!is, aud Connle sullivan
AMI NM IA elnh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-02-15
Tbs city Need Not Fay for State Adver.
Using,

Corporation Counsel Clark advised the Al
dermen yesterday that they are not required.
under the law OF 1882. to mans two newspu-
per. in which the Session laws may be printed
at the eity's expense. and that they need not
fear that they will lie punished for misde-
neRnor. MS threatened in Secretary of state
Rice's notice. II they fail TO desig uate newspa-
pers for such advertising.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-02-15
Warrant. Gu. for Fighters.

orrAwA. H.. Feb. l4-State's Attorney Duncan pro
po.es to make an example of the principals and others
who onlciated al the Myer-Laviyne prize hight at Dana,
this county. early on Sunday, morning ie has made
now out for their arr ST. chief McClaunhrey. OF thi-
caso has been notified to hold IAvigne II found in Chi.
cago. while An officer has gone TO strrAtor to enrct
Myers arrest. The Grand Jury meets next month. Dut
It may be desmed necessary to eau a special session to
take action in this case.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-02-15
No Prize Fighting mt Omaha.

OMAHA. Feb. 1A-Chiet OF Police Senvey issued n
manifesto yesterday requesting tho omaha A. G. not
To permit. the Daly.O'Donneil night to take place. and
declaring himself opposed to prize lighting IN gene nj.
The club will probably call the hight or.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-02-15
Their Uniforms Uncomfortable in Hot
Weather.

memorial has been presented to tho PARK
Board on behalf OF the mounted Park police
asking for a modification OF the uniform dur
ing the summer months. The mon say that It
isa hardship to be compelled 10 wear tight
riding breerhes and TOP boots in hot weather.
They say their personal comfort would he
served by allowing them TO wear loose tIou.
sers and shoes from May ! to Nov. l.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-02-15
PETER MIuER's NARROW ESCAPE
The Pugiiist Thrown from Nis Horse ana
Badly InJured.

Hot SPRINGS. Ark. Fe'. H. feter Ma'er.
the Irish puxilist. hnd a narrow escape from
death on Sunday evening. He was out riding
with n marty O. friends when his horse bocame
un~mnua9eable aud threw him against n tele-
rhone mole. His head struck first. and the
scalp was laid bare for six inches aud he was
otherwise lady bruised.
conveyed 10 his room. where medical MID was
hastily summoned. After u careful eXaniina.
tion the doctors pronounced his INJURIES not
necessarily fatal. though very dangerous. lie
will be laid up for weeks at the best.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-02-15
S'aptaIa or the Yale Freshman Crew APP
pointed.

SKw HAVEN. feb. l<-CApt Ives OF the varsity crew
has appointed James Knapp Of South NorwaIk as TEN
porAry captain OF the freshman crew in place OF W. n.
CrosS, who resigned because he was on Saturday last
called 70 . seat In the varsity heat by Capt. Ives
freshman crew hss lgst Ieee we'd large silk trophy
Harvard. and Colunbis race on tho Thames last June.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-02-15

The match game between deorgs G. ,Rubino CT the
N, A. q, and Il. W. Arnold will not DO rolled to- morrow
afternoon. as. stated. but on Feb. ~. washington's
birthday. at ~ J., NJ.
At the trrmania Assembly Room alleys tomorrow
afleruoon . series OF gamer six our OF eleven, viii be
rolled bot wesn II, kahist0rf or the Srartans and A.
hnecht VI the Golden Rods
rrior 10 the distribution Of the Academy Tournament
prizes tomorrow niKht the board OF Managers will roll
nRsue Five silk umbrellas will be presented to tie
men rolling the highest scores
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-02-15
Bowling Games Tonight.

CARsUTuErs's TOURNAMENT.
Brooklyn vs.. South Paw. South Paw vs.. Tioga, Ttoga
vs. Brooklyn.
NORRIS AND ESSEX LEAGUE
M~ontclair 4. C. VS.. Riverside A. C., At Montclair A. c.
alleys.
oritani F. C. vs.. Elizabeth A. c.. At oritant p. C. al
lsys.
v. n. C. 4. IKAGrE-
Eeciion A.-IarIem VS. Mott Haven. at Harlem alleys.
, Section b.-Mott Haven vs.. Harlem. NJ Mott Haven
kleyf.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-02-15
One OF Br,ds.por,'- Hoy burglar. con,-.....

BnIDGEpoRT. Feb. lI.-Eiward Ferris. one OF
the boy burglars arrested yesterday, confessed
in court to-day to numerous burriaries during
the last two months which greatly puzzled the
local police. .HiS col lpanion. Thomas Cum
ningham. denied everything Neither Of the
prisoners has reached his majority.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-02-15
BOMBING.

The Echo Club rolled their scheduled game with the
Monroe team In section 4. subdivisien |. OF the Amer.
can Amateur Union tournament at CarrutherEs alleys
last night. The score.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-02-15
Al the IIundbuu Courts.

Nearly every county In Ireland has had its champion
at ha"dlsii, the chief exception Being ina, OF H;ngs.
While every facility has boon afforded to the natives
to master tho national game o: the country. they have
never been able to produce = Malta. Billy Bags,
John Tnbbs, Martin Butler. Phil Casey, John lawlor.
Tommy Jones, or nven so good . player as John Mo-
Evoy, the "BAllybofsy Infant" Kings, however. has
always been represented at al the Important matches
played In the little green isle, and among tue principal
roo'srs some twenty or twenty-five years ago was
ISan iiorie. now superiutsndent OF the Broadway ca
iIoris il a Dix. strong, well,d-velored fellow. and
snx,r , from !ns 'H SSH,,s OF E,rr; Or paf.on..own .eSa.
.a sp s4%,ssr 81 ,Af IA s. s,:i Il 20 ,S S,:y e%.n',y e, snsn a,a .h s, Asai
ns IL sD son,sn, !. h,n a,s,n VITA : 70, Gs,ns merely e az Sn'.oasr
q nSSs.s;: :, sas ins.S:tyn ,Siss. sosr.. .sd taxes.
h rrcia S eu.. ~ :. '' John II Iso ,ss as1.sy S e hs 'o ,.oI,s ass
been LOT to nsiisve that theI" man with tie iron hand"
Ss%;,aa i$ss ~ rS !: '. !as VI, is iiss''f ON r. L .fs ss:s
:s$ 4: sssS.sa 20, , .sss velocity ~, ,s:!s sys ,.' ts.ss
s (, ,,,is s.i!y.Stsy by .asI. e IVA" s4.iy: & win.
q his pl.si"gi + isisi, esr'at .nS be there 10 VI Wit ts.a
sss snas n,,,,s " l %.ss 6 ssSsy;r in.' .sy,s nss
p SS%% sSs Is W " i'. .a,, II. ana s as.. may prove to be.
me hanit..t men ne ever had srouna hun Viii. ir.i9
Essss.: : :,'ss. s. 81 s sIssss,ss; Ssikvsy ,r.:s W. sIIs
70 L win b. ,eafss.asns vas ,rss,sd 70 oSs . ssrpa.ss. Nor.
TO sgs reporter ys.,s'd1y when ,neakng Of ihs re.
each mans play down fns, and the two men who VIII
play In 1.-THE fnal match will be Holmes and myself.
mark my words aud I'll murder that Rcd Hook man TO
. certainty
The Skating Races May Take Place To-day.
REp BASE. Feb. 1.-THE track upon which tine
National Amateur Skating Association races are TO
take place has been put In order thus afternoon. and 10
fairly good. the races viii be started. promptly st 7
chance e thaw the lee Nearly Al q ths skaters are
isrsst 10 centred on johnson. the Minneapolis phenom.
enVn. and Joseph ., Donoghus. the champion,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-02-15

Upwards or eighty Of the best athletes In Buffalo pub
licly threw OF their allegiance to the Amateur Athletic
Union on Saturday night.
They are now debarred from all competition within
the Jurisdiction Of that body or any Of ITS associations.
and rc!eRated TO 0bscrrity - q permanent appendix to
the famous black LIST. which already included about
800 boxers and over 40 per cent, of the entire Seventh
Regiment A.. A..
Although the formidable secession may occasion
momentary surprise and CONSERVATION among the
amateur rank and nl.. the officials have long expected
1t AZ n natural sequence to the wholesale cutting adrift
Ut Buffalo cluos from the metropolitan Association last
October.
The Northern clubs were dropped for non.payment OF
dues and the unpopular sic tax, and have showed no
iloaIht, sos.y.I that ~ inferred i.,oyaIty would
Ess,msnt 4. announstd open same. ,sr t.s. il
snpiosin s', Tie o. as1, ! .naiic spp'y.'f 'o' '"' 'A'''' or
an issue on saturday night before 1000 enthusiastic
the Nor, no,.eI: amons,ns competitor. who igpo,se
{ f /: VI" Z ia SsSs: VI e. '0s sIa5 s'x sns ,s'"h 3. lS " hS AZ s,e'r wig ls
cleared an inch is.s; q Reiaechs; Bnn.lo = e. who
aaI,ard run; s ceaitsG sy.nsy,f"pF. h,s,msn,
] WoiT seventy: roarth. K;Finrnt = a o :, Vogi'.
'F ssaI.;. :; j. J .. 'S sai Ss.n. you'd Il y, h he disc discuss ssj tie matter
Yesterday, but q 10 understood that some formal &C
politsu Association.
New Officers for The Berkeley Cricket Club.
Tho news that The Berkeley Cricket Club has decided
to keep uptheir organization will cause surprise in
some c'relek THIS WAS decided upon at The annual
general meeting, which was hsI on Saturday night At
the old rooms ofths willow Club. on East Twenty'third
street. when the onicsrs Tor the ensuing season were
elected. All OF thess were voted on the
ticket being; President. ". II. Rutty; Vice President.
q. II. Pepper; Secretary. 7. J. o'Reiliy: Treasurer. ?. 7,
Miner; League DELEGATES, HepIy Martin, v: u: kuily,
and Jerome Flsnnery. IL was decided TO defer The cleo
tIsn OF captain and an Executive COMMITTEES for some
lime. the p,ssent officers acting as the committee in
the msanwhiIe.
1. \. COBB explained the Rropo,sd amsndmen,sto
which appeared to received the commendatlon Of the
msstlns There u, eons,dsIasls So1o. .s to ne ,1en,
haitian Field or one OF two other proposed siteA it has
will stick ~togsthsr a. much - possible, shd With II:
saSs,as IN ,ss' cham aipies..RRip series q TIE as,iOipoiS
tan District Cricket League.
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All but seven or eight Of the policemen have
signed the petition asking that q law DO
enacted authorizing the deduction Of 2 per
cent. from their salaries for the pension fund.
The bill will DO drafted at once.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-02-15
GEORGE WORK.
Jumped Ont Of the A. a. l..

TIL second match will be shot tomorrow be-
tween 1. b, Thomson and T. ID. Fulford.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-02-15

Echo........ 20 162 2<G 83< <1p GA $40 8lb l43 $50
Monroe lib w 2si 8N5 4i7 go by3 Gt2 100 s34
Lmpire-w. Easleton. scorers-T. Curtis and Charles
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-02-15
The following games were rolled In the Flntbush tour
ney last night:

ney last night:
FIRST CANE
Flatbush-vamp,e. l55; Petit. 40: Murphy. 1877;
Patom. l5e: Schwalbach. III. To'ai. ~.
NoneHuch-PArks. l4D; H%iershac6, IA. Elfers. 1872;
Colish, 1872; TlObeis, 40. Tutal. i5t
SECOND CANE
flAtbnsh club-yample, 1877; Petit. 1888; Murphy.
Crolley Club erYlan. IAT: Anielin. 1856: Buss. III;
Snow. ll5; Moore, lOi. Total Ul5.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-13

bnco. No. lf3 North avenue. typhoid
fever; Helen Crozier. No. $50 Cherry
street measles: II. l. Brown, No. 20
Garden street, msasles; Charles New
man. No. 275 North Union street. diph-
liberia; Lena Ward. No II Henry street.
measles. Alics Ward. same; Eva Warner.
No. 2f Madison street. typhoid fever;
A. Hansen. No la3 Fairbanks street,
typhoid fever; Bertha Frey. No 326
Gsnnison street, typhoid fever; Lizzie
Bedford. No 40 Prescott street. typhoid
fever; Adams Tsske. No. Gil Second
street. typhoid fever; Lizzie and Leroy
Phibout. No 81 Dwight avenue. chicken
Dor.