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Evening journal., 1893-12-01
REoIsrnR,s oRnnRs.
REGIsTER's ORDER.
OFFICE.

AANANlN KS nFE ICE.
New Castle County. Pei. Nov, nber %, 1893 7
Upon the application of Caroline II. j..
Flckni0s, cNeruirlN OF Resale +. Richards,
late of w lmii gt9n hundred. in said
county, deceased, % o. ordered and
dir clcd by the Register that the
cHecurix aforesaid give notice of granting OF
letters iestamentarY unon the estate of de-
ceased, with the date of granting thereof. hy
forty days from DE date of such letters / . six
of the most public places oi the county of
NeH Castle, requiring an persons having de-.
manus against ihc estate 90 present the same.
OF abide hy nn act OF Assembly in such case
made uud provided; and also cause lhc same
to nc inserted within The same period in the
hvErIaG JOURNAL, "a newspaper published in
wilmington. Del. and 20 DC continued
therein three weeks, ie q. d.l
Given under ihe hand and seal
- OF Office of the Register Aforesaid
az Wilmington. in New Castle
7 ~ County aforesaid. the DAY and
Ne.r above written.
49, j. MlLkINS tOOl III, Register.
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that letters fcsta-
incnihf1 were iu duo form of law granted
unto the undersigned. Ou the O. ty-ulnih
day Qf November. A ID. it.o aud that an per-
sons Iaf Ing claims against Dee estate of the de-
ceased must present fhn same. duly affesfed,
90 fhH rniu cNrcufriN. nu nr before the twenty
ninth day uf November. 1884, or abide the act
OF Assembly in such case made n nd provided.
CAROLINE d. j. RICHARDS,
Address, ,. T, smith, Esq Attorney st.I.aw.
Wilmington, Del.
Evening journal., 1893-12-01

Before insurng your life elsewhere.
call at the Office Of the Equitable Life
in the Equitable Building for informa.
tion as TO actual results paid to living
policy holders in the largest. strongest
and best Life Company in the world.
ANsON A. MAHER. Manager.
Evening journal., 1893-12-01
FIne Naterinlnment M thn AndItnrln,

Fine Entertainment at the Auditorium.
Hyatt's Military Band. with the as
sistance of Professor Perry, the Phila
delphia magician, Humorists Semple and
Durham, aud Miss Timney. elocutonist.
gave fine entertainment before an
appreeiative audience at the Auditorium
last evening The baud presented a fne
appearance on the stage in full dress
uniform and played splendidly. Tho
most popular selection was Keller Bela's
De. criptive piece "lnferna" which was
played with much spirit and expression.
euppe's Poet and Peasant" overture was
also played artistioally. The specialti ties
were an well received
Evening journal., 1893-12-01
Omoer Leach's Wrist Injured.

Officer Leach and John Johnson had a
tussle early this morning at Front and
Market streets. which resulted in an in
jury to the officers right wrist. John
son had been quarreling in saloon, and
when he came out the officer told him
that he had better go home and avoid
trouble. He tussled with the officer In
stead and Deputy Judge Emmons fined
him 50
Evening journal., 1893-12-01
cause 10 n manual

Robert Jefrris who was recently an
point. q substitute railway mail clerk re-
ceirea notice Yesterday THAT be had been
pnt on me list of regulals He has only
ofen ooing substitute wtrk f,rashort
time.
Evening journal., 1893-12-01
EDUCATIONAL

WANTED. = spE rlAL EVENING SIS
W clONS. Announcement - Adautpd TO
the times. Call and learn the new easy plan
OF pas mcnis for securing practical business
education, for both sexes. at our evening ses-
nigh s. l5 to0l5 Day sessions. % to8 RE-.
cepti0n rO0m and office. second floor. Institute
Building, Eighth and Market streets Cali
day or might Cooley Wilmington Com
mercial And short hand College
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NorIoEs


NOTICE TO PENSIONERS. GO TO 026
~ Market street to have your pensions
vouchers executed. Satisfaction guaranteed
JOSEPH J.. LAVENDER,
Notary Public. a,
NTEMBERS OF WARWICK CASTLE, NO.
VI 8, *. q. E and the order ia general, are
requested 10 meet in he Castle room in Du-
pont Post building, Tenth and Market streets,
on Monday afternoon at O'Clock sharp, to at
tend the funeral of our deceased brother.
William b. Leathan BY order of the Noble
Chief, DAVID RIDINGS.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
~ application VIII be made TO the II n.
lgnatius G.. Grubb associate judge of the Su-
periOr Court ON saturday. December 1888,
at 10 O'Clock a. m, at the county Court
House, In the city of Wilmington, for
the incorporation of company To be
called "The Won Calin Incubator Company" 1"
the general business Of which will be the man
ufacture of In ubators Breeders and imple-
ents for hat hing and raising poultry, and
of agricultural and h hlusehold implements.
JOHN II. RODNEY.
Attorney for proposed Incorporation.
Evening journal., 1893-12-01
ADJUSTMENTS.
Grnnd Onern fInnne.

The great patriotic and romantic
spectacle, The White Squadron" will
be produced for the first time in this city
90 the Grand Opera House this evening
Tho scene of the play Is laid ia Brazil
Eight Bells, the well.known panto.
mimic comedy will he produced nt the
Grand Opera House Monday aud Tuesday
10y the famous brothers Byrne. Every
thing Is new this season.
Evening journal., 1893-12-01
~ -IrnInrr rlnh

Next Tuesday evening, at the New.
Century Club. for the benefit of the
Kings Daughter. Polk Miller will lee.
ture, Illustrating the peculiar disposition
habits and character of the negro of the
olden times, with an accurate account Of
him from personal observation.
Evening journal., 1893-12-01
THANKsoIVINa sERvIoE AT oRAoE
An Interesting Program Consisting o
Singing and Speaking Was Presented

An Interesting Program Consisting OF
Singing and Speaking Was Presented
A Thanksgiving service was held az
Grace NJ. e Church yesterday morning
The program consisted OF fine musical
selections by the choir, responsive scrip.
tnre reading and number Of short
addresses. The Presidents proclamation
Was read by Benjamin Smith. and the
proclamation OF the governor OF Della
ware was read by r. Baldwin T.
Springer The choir then sang II VIII
Bless Thy Name Forever"
Rev. l. d Barrett was introduced az
The first speaker, and spoke on "My
Country
After the choir sang "My Country. 'ts
of Thee, Rev II e Terry spoke on the
Church Of Christ. yhe congregation
Then sang From All That Dwell Below
the Skies, after which the service was
concluded with conservation by Rev.
j Y Dobhins
Evening journal., 1893-12-01
wANASIAKER's.


- Philadelphia FRIDAY, December, 1898.
The weather to-day is hkel,
to be. clear.
More than one hundred dis
tinct styles of braided Coats.
Surtouts and Paletots for wo-
men. And not a garment
among them but was made
this season.
OF course it's unheard Of
such an utter absence of old
stock. But there are other
unheard of things in the con-
duct of that Wrap and Cloak
business of ours.
Magnitude of stock
Variety of styles
Freshness of fashion
each one monumental feature.
Every day since Monday
they've been pushing ln-the
tight-htting Paletots trimmed
with Marten and the new
sweep-skirt listers with braid
and Fur trimmings.
The whole stock is more
complete to-day than at any
other time this season. From
the richest Velour du Nord
and Plush Capes
starting with a military sweep
Cape trimmed with rich brown
fur at $50.
to the most modest-priced
things, there's nothing miss
ing that ought to be here.
Second aoor Chestnut street
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Evening journal., 1893-12-01
WISHING FIRE CHIEFS.
Three OF Them Meet IA Cramer Hill. n
J.-Grent Parade 40 slonkton.

Three OF Them Meet IA Cramer HilI. n.
J.-Great Parade at stockton.
The volunteer 6remen practically
owned Stockton, n j.. yesterday. A
street parade was held in the morning
under the auspices Of the William Penn
Fire Company. Both the Washington
and Ph@nix companies Of this city. par
ticipated
10 is seldom that three ex- chiefs of the
Wilmington Fire Department meet on
any public occasion outside of this city
The coincidence occurred in Cramer Hin,
N. j., yesterday. The phunix Fire Com
pany went 10 that place 90 participate in
parade. Ex Chiefs Hugh +. Sweeney,
William McCracken and K A Robinson
accompanied the home company, with no
idea of participating in the parade When
the Cramer Hill dremen heard that there
were three men In town who had served,
one after the other, as chief, they I'm.
sisted upon them heading the parade as
representatives of the Wilmington Vol
unteer Fire Department and otherwise
honored them during the day.
The celebrated Knabe pianos Ivers a.
Evening journal., 1893-12-01
RAIIRnAns.

RALTlMOfE q
!. i. !. . !.
ID OHIO RAIL XN
ROAD. Schedule in
eifeci Nov. I'D. 1873. >t4NS.a
Trains leave Della </fNc-r@tsSNN
wave Avenue Depot INsH ~ sNl1NN
East Bound ,Yr-r5sf AN,}WN
g qorf Express trains. isl tE t4E5NN. tihn
New York, week W. 1A ~ lal<4I&l1t
days, i3 03. 1921. SA.Nf07rffiTXs4N
r7a0. aO36a m; ll2 "a ~ Alall ~
~ 40, % 81, n 39,lll 90 NstsHlN6lSE
p. m sundays, %,
.6 4 ,llO 8i a M; ~ 40, w.
Ij 81 III So. hll 90 m.
PHILADELPHIA, TWENTY FOURTH
'6 q, 3i. " 3d. 30 l8 40, 10 SO, mo 80 m;
.l2 - 90, - 49, 3t5, 0j, o. IS 35, 81, IL 80,
-, OC0, ID 0O p m
SUNDAYS. r3 O3. 1921 G35. 750. 800, ITO SO. II 20
q m; OO. a2 40, 405, Dts 10 80, 81, " 80,
s q. 1910, M O0pm.
PHILADELPHIA, TWELFTH AND MAR
kkI STREETS. Week days. 10 O3, l6 p, II 80,
liQ 99, a n; U 40. z 80, IN OOpm.
PHILADELPHIA. sundays, l3 03, 10 81, no 80
m' .. ~ 10 80. M 90 pm; .... go,
Chester. week davs. 3 O3. 45, 10 2l, 9 3d. u 30
9g, = go, u, 3j, llO 80 a m; %, " 80, O5,
%; o3, l5 30, 81, ~ 80. -, l00 90, ll 90 pm
Chester, sundays. b 03, 62l, 35, 80, 3 o.
L a9, s2j, 1900. M 90 p m.
Atlantic city. week days. " 30 m; " 40,
ini Sundays, 30, m; " 40 m.
WEST BOUND.
Baltimore and Washington. week days,
lt AZ, U2. l8 "a. m; Ii2 i6. i2Ol' !. j., Y %,
% 81, 6 ~. .lUi9 p m, sundays, x ,idf ~; . "
% 70 n ll Ni- lus Nlt d He 10 ~ %
Baltimore and Way Stations, Z l@ m d "
Newark Del. week DAYS, 4l7, 7o2. ls47
IN; ll2 10. ~ "a a.. 5 81. ;5 Is ~, l0 ~, II ~
y IN. Sundays "a az. u2. 's ~ m, IL 10, o ~,
"A AZ, 735, S3 T., 40 40, II 10 p m.
littsburg. fs i7 a m, "a AZ ii, aaiiy'
Chicago. tS AZ. a M; "A AZ. p m, dal
Cincinnati and ST. Louis III 10 and
New Orleans. via Bristol and Chattanooga,
Fs II p M, daily. Through sleeper TO New Or
sinserIy accommodation, o. am, 3 II, z 35
and 10 10 pm. daily.
LnndenAerg accommodation, week day $.
o. n on "a m; IL and 3 az IN. sundays, $50
Trains leave Market street station:
For New York. week days, - ID a m.
For Philadelphia, week days. 20 70 Is a m;
II AZ. 3 5O 0i5 p M. Sunday s, 20, a M; T. AZ,
For Baltimore. week days. Q 81 65l m;
3t5 90 80 p M. sunday, ~ a NJ; 3 jOp D m
For landenberg and way stations, week
eays. 90, 1850 a m; 05, co IN. sundays,
925n M; O0p m.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA. TWENTY
FOURTH AND CHESTNUT SIS. FOR
WII.AiINGION,wee duys.Tt o. HOl.1 -. IS H.,
1000. III a. a M; j. 90 noon. g 30. ~ as, 2l5,
10 - 10, Do .5 90. '5 H. 30, % t0 40, - 3s.
$50 $40 Sand N 35 % m
Sundays. "a 05 g 90 IS l5 831. f0oO. IL a.
m. II 90 noon; rs. 2l5. 8l5. Ffl0. 4O.
Is 10. F72S. a5i, 40 r. and n 90 . IN
LE VIC TWELFTH AND MARKET STS.,
90 @. - 30, III @6. M '5 %, - %, 70 5S m,
daily.
Rates 10 Western points lower than via any
other line. g o. sCULL, Genl Pass. Agent.
K. B. CAMPBELL, General Manager,
Evening journal., 1893-12-01
RnwARns

soOsUV large. drap colored greyhound
lost Wednesday afternoon. el6 Market
street
Evening journal., 1893-12-01
Tho Drackonmincr Family Entertain
rleut

ment.
The DrucksnmiDer family gave an
eminenuy satisfactory and pleasing en
teriainmeut at SO Stephens Clnrcb la al
hlen ll was veil potroniz q ana tue
audience showed its appreciation
oy frequent ald hearty app alse.
Mrs pruekenmilIer has sweet. musical
volee ena sang several selections The
litlle fellows, both in their musical selec
lions ard recitatious were excellent
Evening journal., 1893-12-01
10 Box as5.

Piano scarfs, piano covers. piano stools
N large variety. Robelen Co., No no
Market street.
Evening journal., 1893-12-01
Dr. De Costa on che white Cross Move
mont.

Rev b F De Costa. D. d.. Of St
Johns Church, New York, will deliver
two lectures in this city, on Monday.
December a. He will speal, at 10 M 10
women only. in the New Century Club
building Ia the evening. at Z 80. he
MI address a general % eetiug a. Eden
Han The subirct OF his talks will be-
the white Cross Movement" which
mas been successfully, y,prosecuted in Eug.
land and in this country Dr. De Costa
is one ot the popular speakers OF the day.
ana the opportunity 20 hear him Is one
not 20 oe neglected.
Evening journal., 1893-12-01
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

and kindred ailments, whether resulting
from over anxiety, ovcrworlz or study. az
from unnatural habits or excesses, are
treated as a speciality. with great success, hv
the Stan of Specialists attached 10 tic
lnvalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute at
Buffalo, y. Y. Personal examinations not
always necessary. Many cascs arc success
fully treated at a distance
hCWU1r A new and wonderfully
AO 1AlAA, successful treatment has
been discovered for Asthma and Hav Fever.
which can be sent hy Mall or Express
II is not simply a palliative but a rudieoi
curt
For pamphlets, question blanks. refer
ences and particulars, la relation To ANY
of the above mentioned diseases. address.
with ten cents ln stamps Worlds nla1ans.
arF Medical Association, Oj3 Main s1loet,
Buffalo, n. Y.
Evening journal., 1893-12-01

The celebrated Knabe pianos, Ivers g.
Pond pianos, Baus pianos, New England
pianos, in large variety, all prices aud
easy terms Robelen Co No 7lO
Market street.
Evening journal., 1893-12-01
You Want to Hurry Up Now
if you want OF the
BIGGEST BARGAINS


the intrinsic values goods We
has forced with surplus at these prices FOR
LONGER YOU CAN BUY
500 PAIRS LADIES' TAILOR-MADE GOOD QUALITY
OVERGAITERS,
SIC. WORTH 75c.
Evening journal., 1893-12-01

: Philadelphia, lFriday, December, ls03.
Evening journal., 1893-12-01

The weather to-day is hkel,
to be. clear.
Evening journal., 1893-12-01

Open daily from o'clock, n. M, untll D.
H., and on Tuesdays and saturdays from Z TO
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TWENTY FOURTH
rs. Week DAYS. l3 Oj, 5 45,
s 40. 9 - 10 36, mo 80 n m;
a 40j, 8 03, l535, g 81, "a 80,
63j. 80. 800, ITO SO. II 20
05, 5t3, 10 50, 63l, W 80,
TWELFTH AND MAR
eek days. l3 O3, TO p. u 80,
9, IN OO pm,
, sundays, l3 O3, 10 81, no 30
2 p m.
!. h n3- i l5. n82l. Ral. N 30.
The sun., 1893-06-05

sSsi s:G|iih III s Ess; ~ 5.is|sSs
S :s ' & ss: ..s.a .sS srs is ;se' 9s
has TSpet ils hs,.,hqr. ,s ~ MAY
b. IL. 'Gi SaS Ss5s Jane IT. s1fs sy li'
Horse Association OF tho State OF New York
sends the following communication to THE
. Tnh sgs ~ e. }rnS % ssn sns so
tue suszestions no therein. notably the ro
ia,!ng 90 an assistant starter
.sss Of % "a e s 1Ra ,o odm the
msnd attention because he knows whereof he writes
az r.. .ds.
OF trottinR tori history and my experience IL probably
have oGoiatsd over thirty four year, in the iudgs.
thereto closely WATCHED and studied hs
,e pSrhs or 's s tS.s ss - ,3s Best % woqs nSTo
svef dons In me judge, stand a. src,ns meet,
1ssqIsgI,l ~ soSis!y held at sacram'n'o CAL in the
on hor'seaes m.t,9s and psrfS,mssa ned III: d1,e.
.,r,sr have a, oh.5 time. ana places SEEN sr psa
sor.s far as possible. and to order them back when
In ;s % & Ses 5
starting Judge nhis iha, tue horse. coming 70 me
stand hot we'll together he rings the bell and insists
that every pulls his horse back when the be- taps
more than 200 yards, there VIII not be much time lost
In getting the horsss back to the stand In another
The main trouble 10 that many drivers pay no
attention TO the recall tap OF the bell bu. drive on al
back as slowly possible probably driving up to the
head Of the stretch or further before turning good
stif nne In such eases works wonders.
the driver be good soldier And obey his orders the r
ritating deays through prolonged scoring Will DO
avoided. Whereas there are many men very capable
to act AS associate judges there are very few indeed
uabl Of Inin mt nd k.Cla
starring judge. I would not favor MIR. AcKinney's
suggestion Of giving the assistant starter the powto
nne u driver. do favor giving thai power to the
siding jnige he and has rssron ts respect
the uigmrn. his associates he would ask their Ad
wee consent before imposing hne Of any great
amount
Very many times the starting Judge. generally so
because or superior Qualihcstions for that post
!. relied upon by the sssocston sm oyiny lin to di.
rect matters in the judges stand aud some member
nf Congrea' or leading citizen, or good fellow"
Judge to give local tone 10 tho judges stand.
II Is til. exception. rather than tie rule n the men
selected have read or had enowodse OF
my OF the rules OF the National American trottinx
associations. II proper men are selected for tho
udges stand there no actual necessity for an assist
INT starter.
he TrottinE Association should be tas has been the
rottin. began this country selected
IS the starting Judge and he should be located In tho
taud with his associates, have equal Jurisdiction with
sts control OF the horses up to the time the word
Co. gwen. The trottinG r.lss as they are and have
een represent the combined wisdom OF intelligent.
racticaL and honorable horseInsn and are as near
TO popularize tho sport OF oting thar sport
eserves. sincerely. CnARLxs A. VILLA.
The sun., 1893-06-05
Jnck Dempsey Knocked Ont.

Under tho direction OF tho Rockhway A. c., whose
headquartera are in Henry spatzs pavilion. finish
glove fight with small gloves between Jack Dempsey
California and Matt Matthews Of brooklyn occurred
Saturday night Tho men fought for purse OF $780,
Of which the loser got 500. Ex-Presdent Edward
G. Stevenson OF tho National A c. was the referee
Both men looked 1T and showed up well in tho ring.
Jack Klein and Billy Woods looked after Dempsey.
while John C. 0ron or the Clipper A. C. was NatthswGs
ohef handler II was after 10 O'CLOCK when the gong
First Round-Dempscy looked about half conditioned
but started in to make rushing nght of it. and the
s9lt was that under Grohs able handling AalthewR
edged away and loft Jack force the pace Vicious
awnings on hAtthewss part cut Dempseys ear and lip
while clean knock down for Dempsey evened up mat
second Round-Dempsoy rushed his man from tho
outset. but was met BY some very tnc two handed
ateach othe! when The round ended.
Third Roundabout men came up fresh. Dempsey
hos one return With HI. LETT that SseS vas .snt
pourth kOund ND fg Ike long nsh. a. til. men
Dempsey anaa Clean ana M on aa Shn Sh inns ana I9pns 1
sSy.d @ two hsrce ones with both hands IN return
Fifth Round-some clean sparring witnessed In
this round both standing up TO the work and TAX
Ing and giving the swiftest Kind of exchanges with
Sixth Round-Matthewa started ont with a rush tina,
followed Jack did the best shortarn work. Thus far
mere ssS.n;S niS been vsry its sRsTTnS
seemed to grow stronger. Willie Dempsey was gradual
iy getting into Queer street Seeing The condition OF
head swim. and the round ended with JACK very
Eighth Round-MAtthews toed tho scratch confident
and smiling. Dempsey tottered TO the centre OF tho
ring put up bis hands with apparent weakness re-
pit Of and fell to ss oor Of III The "a rhs ins
with I'm a crash. where he wa, counted cut
IN. was Dsmpssy's hrst defeat aud he expressed q
desire 1Or another chance At NhtthoWe.
The sun., 1893-06-05
ALL READY FOR THE START
Every Indication that the Horse Show VIII
He q Succesp

Tho directors OF the openair horse show whose sec
ond annual exhibition Will commence to-day at Man.
haitian FIELD gave tho embers OF tho society and IN
press chance 10 see what they had accom- plisbed
during the winter Tho grounds in splendid cond
tion and the club house and stands all that can be do
sired number OF changes have been made In IN
members stand, so that It now possible Co SEQ all OF
the erGg The stables have been enlarged and tber. Il,
now room Tor over 400 horgeg. Tho carriays sI az
nave also had extensive additions made 10 th,n "
, Among those who strocd nd the AVN ipsnac,.d
the stables ana partOok OF the served In Ss
cup mouse balcony were the Hon. william C. Whitnay
Jhuge NcAdhm: Richard Croker, u g. Iowland ~
nuluekoRerpndgs Fetner, Joseph X. Widener H.
NhEnl. " T. Matter. j. J. Cooyan.. " Ills Holly Com.
missioner DAILY J. q. 4. Dusr. A. ] Godfrey Chsa
Bntss iNchhrd MAnsned, Capt. J. r. Adams 81 Roosa.
xst schuyler. T. c. Potter Inspector WiIllAms " j
Islc9tt. James Mortimer Cnrley Haysmoy-r H. K
bioodgood. Thomas r. Ochiltree. LynwOod Palmer n n
II carmen CHARLES Pnzer, the Hon. Hugh j Grant W
W. IusHr leicester Holmes and J. II. Terry. w.
After i1nchson George Green OF tho Forest View
STUD paIaded his strinE OF hackneya headed by INN
RUFUS ~ around the outer ring and W. A. Wadsworti
nrtmeh soneth.ng 20 talk about by Ing his
pay Maioh ths Dsy 10 Pay b Robert the Devil ont Of
d mare. LsS,e a.. Over NE Jumps without saddle or
wound wound up oy Jumping over the gate leading to tho
The visitors seemedto be delighted with whnt thew
saw. and 10 tho general opinion that the show viii
certainly score hi! thus year the Wsahrr s favor
ble. '---'HS
The sun., 1893-06-05
Lively Sport Mt Christopher Street Dock.

After resting for two trips the members OF tho Ger
manic A. q. composed entirely Of employees OF the
steamship 0ermanic resumed their athletic compoti-
tons the White dock, foot OF street.
on Saturday evening Each OF the four events on tho
card was hoty contested by a big neld OF athletsA
Those present included pr. Titus. Miss Mitchell and
party Purser A. brandt Chef Oficer Ac
Afford. and several other officers OF the Germanic.
H. Kidd look ed after tho handcaps while tho pistol
Tas again In tho capable hand. OF Diok WhitnghAm.
Williams Jones' and Bird raised their previous scores
f3r tho annual trophy considerably despite heavy PEN
Alties; but several "maIdens" also got among the
points. Summaries:
oneh ehundred.yard Run, scratch-won by IT, vii.
hamsi b, Bird. second: W. Jones. third. Time IL 26
seconda
t1four. dredAndforty.yard Run-won by Fl. VIII.
Hams liam yards; ". Longshaw, - yard. second; b.
BIRD, 20 yards. third. Time. SO 40 seconds.
Batuile walk-Won by O. Bennion. IL yards; W.
ZONES. scratch. second J. Taylor. Is yards. third.
onethousand. yard Run Won by H. Williams l3
yards; Jones. 10 yards. second Time. minutes
l.S seconds.
The following are the points up to date on basis OF
for nrs for second and for hird: H. r. Will ANS.
Gerrish and q. Bennion. s each: W, LonEshAw and T.
McGtnnsss each; II Waimsey Il. Cooper. aud J.
TAYLOR
The sun., 1893-06-05
Pastimes Play Haskell Bail.

game of basket ball was the feature Of sne Pa.tIms
A. C's monthly games At the clubs grounds, si1,y.
sixth street and East River Yesterday This was tho
rst time the game has been played doors and It
pronoun cod success by every one who saw H. Quit.
Alarge crowd saw ths athletes perform on the track
which in good shape and the races were well con
tested Tue summaries; wa
one ehundred.und hfty.yArd DAsh-FinAl heat won nv
A Werner. r. HaInish second j. b. Donohue third
TINE. 10 1-G seconds ~
Thrs.ausrtsr mills walt-won by N Levy. y. purr
second, w. BAbAuf third. Time, fninuteI iS sooond
onskalfmils Run-Won by l. kAntrowitz G. a.
Holender second, A. Martin third Tine minute.
kuhaing Broad Jump-won by d. Ahsarn. with 21
fset; Har.ish second. 20 feet II inches; j. HlAvao
BoSins-Thrss rounds by George Gibbs and Z. No
One-qaArter Nile Run-won by A Werner. o. Dnhearn.
second. kirshnsT third, Time, b9 l-b sscondG
Pqtung the Bixtsenpouad shot-woA by d. a. Ross,
with 80 feet IN inches J. Rslh second 90 feet 81
inches: J. HlAvac, third. 85 fee: 10 Inches
BoIing-Three rounds by @. BIrnish and 4 Hsder-
nan
,,OneAnd-A.half.m mile Run-won by q. @ Holleuder; L.
kettes. second. Tune. Tt4D 8-b.
BASKET Ball-Betwosn ths Blacks. com possd of n.
Levy w. shaner J iilnyAc. Ninicus. and q. HArniIh.
AZ me Feds eomposed of D Bell o. q. Hollsnder j.
former 4J 10 points toe