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TIE annual meeting the Crescent Athlcir club Of
Rr""kyn viii he held this evening at ~ rIer!ei ei,ont
street.
;, 1.-THE fms..us rs;Otl r"r he rupn,ns nisn jump
Ar kennedy. Bily Myers backer. hs. received let.
% pSx sEe Wi m q" s.lSa Sa' .am IL a ,Ia
States again IN nbon: two month,.
has depcse f"rtrit a" $50 With hr % h" AID rSsI
lenTes Austin Gibbons. ANDY howen, or .nv light
best purse obtalnabie. '''
Nr~ 9ssax: M Ian SHThe Olympic cpG this
ss Ssf to q, Sa to n S .n, 'Sr or; PSI'. q
has moi YET been agreed on. "''''' NA''
;. Tnssr be ne q spadss AS'G LnTary p"n
w grSsaway; Ssw S%k S,ty. i.a.y"ita "aI Isoi.
Marquis "r lnsepsnrrry rules and the rules Of the
cballsn9s 70 any man in the world to row for the
% ms tkrs. niles IL ' viii n'A" row ia% ior stssr Of
$1,000 TO g. 700 SIDE and unless hi. chasnKs! !s
title Of champion Of America ''@'A''' " WV
a. Inc Ihs Re rs'. q n, S ssss 3
s . an. 70 he MS sssn S
@ T ss M gSIsr ws@. .,.t. t.
'pn pTos.Sy sS ns ce n which wi"
count er the pres. toaroar.d rs". and tss tr.Ty
Sns 'ss. S-%s; wynn. a. ra.s%..
Mon me ya sT rLSs ssHs.y Tor s 'ssSnd a tn
Essr s being split BY I,..ia. 50. Tsprs,sni.sys
% %.a and '@s &aa % Ss ssssnt lIlns '' A'"''
:"Ss Of a.. ELL s. @ S4s ~ss h .
Or ss q du, r Of c' n second
ssnssf:s I ysra, wl @ TIE .G
MsF Y s:sas 'f ast xs;s $751;
:!; ,iS bfs.s s:1.ss. & q yst' s''.'
INV vernon m Of hayt,'rsw L, and Jake r,; Of srookyn
ranged soa, Cub % FOR s Eosinx taarnsy
@ Assy and ns. sSai s Aa.
s% s M Up ss
ss a Aaos"f na
ssa xs n. s s Gs .; @ Sd
Tho beat marksmtn otthe Excelsior Rhs Club of J.r
saSy y Sy ans GGi..nys Es u ." Jersey ny
San,s S na SHun .sSsss The ho@c ,'. s,s won by
G'sa ss sS, OF Of Is%! p."ss s o
Ra. ff sss SD q r ddoas 1ssi a
Ss hsas palar 2s sssneif ss,s sso @ fnsa ssa
aEhsi pS SIS ?a aGonss &ss.! o ' sIs m
"a. ssnS Sf the & Board S Manager Of the Ssisopo
ssrs re down s n1rs 10 aS, q: funds
sa4 % HAYS been ia.ii,as since TIER @ rsssa sppoins'
nent; anu voumtnouk reports are expected The prO.
tests hanging over since the Newark games las sum.
mer will " hoped he finally disposed the long
pesponea ds'rpnaion Of ths Lr'iss anthoIired Tho
IN order hut 1t Ia yhonghI that foloNipg the essr
Finance Coinmittee
There WAS fun galore at tho quarterly stag Of 81
Peters Lyceum, held In College Halt trrssy CITY ON
Thursday evening Ekhibtions the 4nly art ero
given by snith end kare, both II (he rLe.sea 4.
son OF The Chelsea A. e.. r. Cavanaus3i and j. Dono.
E:s s' e n s" {. \
lrish rect AMI rig J. KellN iiue soo Ii'rof SiryEer:
reci,atinns. VIM, narney. T. L'.oury. i Moran. and O.
Logan: songs y. Callahan r. MoCsha W, ,ariss j
Rooney, j. Vkeefe, r. Connolly. y RedlinRion "
Donoion. y. Iils. Nm Hogan. J. IRA dor and . Kelly
The rommittse In charge consisted Of v Wnali,W.Li
ss,.s GssSs. e sna caf0 Rssasy
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No Chance Tor DonoEhue ana Nor.eus.

All prospects OF an immediate meeting between Nor
seng and Joe DOnoghus were yesterday dispeled by I.
message TO tho latter frsm the Normanua SKATING Club
The Minneapolis skating promoters decline to accept
puhlishcd iu Tuesdays Sun.
Eastern Skaters now regard Hagau as the foriorn
hope. II he comes 10 New York with bona hde de srs
70 race Donoghue 4 Is understood the shrewsbury
Yacht Club will make strenuoug Efforts 10 have the
match consummsted on the Red bank course. where
DonoEhue showed tnch speed on Wednesday,
Hagah 10 now IN Milwaukee. where he Is engaged to
skate night He has been credited with phenomenal
sine while at Minneapolis but Donoghue 'statsa that
the timing Of Tom Eyck and his wheeling prottgS j. O.
johnson. 10 far from reliable.
W. b. Curtis says 1t has been mAthem mi at ally
proved that there are ist chances TO sx.in,t nft
sive races That there has not been a fraction rs-
turned at the entire Minneapolis series p races is
proof conclusive that tho time either Announced
RAphAzard. OF taken by the town clock.n
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Athletic New. from Yn,..

NV HAVEN. Jan 20.-This morning President wads
OF the athletic association received letter from Capt.
Jonss askng that he appoint to take charge
Of tho candidates for the athstc team until he could
President Wade therefore decided 10 put she men IN
charge OF Trainer Murphy aud under his direction
will begin worE on Monday. The candidates for the
athletic team have no, begun train,ay ye --,~s
tue illness OF Capt jones VII" has been al his hOe
LOUISVILLE since the thrlsiinAB recess After the
evening the onicer. OF the staletic association viii
meet ana decide Oh the pians for the new Athletic
building II will be large enough TO accommodate q
runninf tract baseball diamond ana space tor ham.
msr and shot throwing u viii have iron sides and Q
glass roof Just where the building will be located 10
yet undecided but it will rnbably be near the gym.
hAsium tbs builaak will coat somewhere IN the
nsIEhbcrnood OF 5000 nsst Of which sum has been
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speed on the Snow At Buffalo.

BUFFALO. Jan. 20.-Racing continues every
afternoon on Richmond avenue between the
speedy PAGERS and trottsrs owned in Buffalo.
To-day julius scheu and Phil Groben made q
match for 5000 side between their PAGERS.
Billy T.. 2:22.. and Sam Jones, 2:1St. which
will take place at Hamilton. Ont. on Feb Q on
the ice, Billy 7; so far is champion Of the road
when q: J: Hamlin yesterday did tho trick with
Cora. his handsome Almont flly. Tho same
afternoon Charles +. Dunbar PAGER Johnston,
2;o6S. had three fast heats With Frank Nc
nose. and then tired. Margaret outfootine him
dozen lengths in tho last effort. These races
are no ordinary brushes. as good hard money
The race between Honest George. 2;l4I. 80
Long, 2:l3t, Margaret NJ, .2:18. Johnston
2:OSAs. and Justina. 2:20. will take place next
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To.6ay'- Entries "a, Guttcnburs.

First Race-Purse 500. for beaten horses: selling;
fhIee,guartcrs OF mie iiomc Kun. HI Spartacus.
lu7 Vera 1O3: Mnrceiu:. loi. Gather Stocking lu+
Longard 49, C!otho. i,3: boyle Rhodes. lO7.
Second RacePurs. 500 Tor beaten three year olds:
selling: nvo and half rurlOigs Trump, 1872; Leigh,
IL. sea Bright. H. Decei'iu, lol: Lake. III
Third Rnce-Purse 500: selling: four and half fur.
longs. Repeater 10S Muciage. 1OS: sweet Bread.
5os Mayor -. i9!: Re- Red 81 FIN lo2: srsytnde. 0s;
Fourth Rnce-Purse $500 selling: tve eighths Of a
milo Prince Howard. 12o: Mohcan, lU5; PRnway. Ys
Axrael, %.
fifth Race.liAlf mie. Simplicity colt. l12: In.
speotor c.. 112; Ilermne colt lOS: Pagan 1Oo False
o.; Rite hlly 10.
sixth Race Pure $500; one mile: selling Laura s,
107: Belwood, 1l5: Bulinnch. 100; Innovation 1oi:
Panhandle loi; Sir George H.. 100: Fxceiienza
ally. 90
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The annual dinner OF the New York Yacht Rarlng A.
foriaiOn Will be hell this year At OSeirs OH Monday
evening. Feb lJ. large attendance Is expected. no
there considerable rivalry between OF the clubs
TO which viii have the largest M enbers
present william Sew"rl Clark of 80 West 1.Gth
street Secretary CT lie committee having charge OF
the affair.
The annua meeting of the Corinih!an Mosquito Flee.
wl.i ha hed uu MunGay evening at the Sturtevant
House.
George rarEhii oc the r"lr,na Yacht Club and Sec.
rrtary Uf tho New York Yacht Racing Assora Is
busy Just now prernring the new club book OF the
association. which will contain mnrh interesting
Information about Americas trading Yacht racing
s"cia,"r. IN" book viii he s.ntto every yacht club
IN this country and Great Britain.
Among the yachts hauleL OUT al the New Jersry
Yacht GlIb- yarn at the ih- loot ct Tenth street,
!nbuk-r. are tre .oons Reliance Bertha D. Mermaid
lott,e. Charm. Phantom Anonymous vixen Wanderer
Eagle WING. tho liarrisnn. Cara. and Phene.
Fd,!,r. RoNy. Nrmnh imina A.. Reiinnh, trahin eat
Henry Gray. shamrock Minnie Ed,th. MAY, aud CAR
line steam launches. liIZie H.. Myrk rapic, Mary ani
Adophi: naphtha. Maggie -, anI the catanurnn
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GUELPH. Ont. Jan, 20A: tho annual meet
Ing Of tho rueiinoh Farmers Club and the
South Wellington Farmers Institute here yes-
terday a resolution was adopted iayoring iroer
trade with tho nations Of the world.
KINGSTON. nnt. Jan. 2o.-Ths Eastern On.
tario Dairymen's Association, in session here
has unanimously adopted resolutions favorinS
ireeI trade relations Al nd condem ming the pres.
sRt ASeAl policy OF Canada
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Close of the Kellogg Combination sale.

Barely three hundred persons saw poor lot
OF culls. intersperseI with an animal or two of
merit tho property Of various owners, sold at
Kellogg 4 Co.'S combination sale OF trotting
stock In the American Institute building.
The prices realized were so low that only a
few OF the best ones are given space below:
Brook Held hr. g.. 1882. BY Clay.eid-Mnry Nor.
wood. by Norwood Mr.. Riley. New rori. ........$l15
Privateer. br. g.. 1850, by Buccaneer-L.ady Mar
ley By Marion. h. Erbspacher. Dobba Ferry.
Gilbert. b. 8. 1881. by Albert W-Nely Doon by
Echo; D. Field. Easion. ia -, 100
jessie Ilartwood. br IN. 1885. by HARDWOOD
ford. conn ..... ss5
by The Moore iIorst; .. johnson Brooklyn,..,, l75
Eleanor. oh, M, 1881. by TOurhstonr-Acme by
Volunteer; Vim Hnilns, brooklyn. .;,...''.,, 22o
by BiaCtwood; W. ii. Naylord. Prelsiii. Ny, alo
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Results mt ROby.

CHICAGO. Jan. 20. Three favorites and one
heavily supported second choice won at Roby
to-day. Summaries:
firat Race-Five furlongs. Erect nrst weavsrman
second, Alfonso third. Time 1;05l4
Second Racr-four and one. .hal II tir0ngs Mckletobn
6ist John NJ Elliott second Lake Shore third. Time.
Third Race-SiS and one.halr furongs Montclair
nfst. steve Jerome second, Pluto third Time. :2TA
Fourth hAcenrivs fuIlonss lyanhos hrst. Hercules
Yifh Race-four aud one.halt furlonss Red Oak
nrst. Restless second, kangaroo third. Time Oi6ysi
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1jG S - 2si So So :ea 80 sss Sos G7
ump'r.-u J. Anderson. scorss-F. II. voEt ana II
IaucLhardt
osAsoy. Jan. 2o-Ths following seores were made
here night In two games in the Norris Aud ksssx
FIRST GAHr.
rsn n{c:Ss {s9 :sSs; ,Ss Dfitssi. f u.s. '''im'' a0''
.isS.5s W. .a i H.. sss os ssa"
srcOsD CANE.
or.nFsc"l,Su 20 S 1874 DsrS,,s5 Iss; ssesmsn. lAa'
Thompson iSS; Van M Ness isS fots. 75s 5s'"'' ''''
County E::.,sIs rssd s;%: Y:
on l.rssS Slsy HsaIsis GiaS las:
ios: Clarke. iss: Corin.r. iSS stsrfstt a5S Total
Union County Rosdsterszw. T. Martin, l47, Langley.
iss S rs 1S:nsF snF fs SSon:s sss is soi. f :s
q me .srIs. III section snbdIy.lon ~ the prs.
ling Unios on Thursday night At TohtsrS The scores:
FIRST CANE
i.s ~: k.' 4s s s ssssm'n '''
49, irsLYsS F;e5 49, fsi. io Fraser l''; Macy
sIcosp CANS.
sSo ,ss ks' d. as0 III: sSf::asn
rs: sa.i;s Rser Us. lo;.I sSs '''' ~ -" A'''
Tho second series OF games Of tbs Arlington LeAGus
rolled at Arlington Hall on Thursday night resulted in
syictory aud defeat for tho three composing teams.
The scores;
Harmonic Kiiegi. Isl; HAuner. 16l; schwAnn Jos;
DAhlnsr lho: HorschleI, 165: Becker lSS Total ssS
uSssr H. Ms .S: EotSsfa, iss To. III,
srcOSD CANE
u4ss: iis aSs S l'S aF: ossoS
1G0: smith l3o.tMetL, l.I. Total 1885,
unsy,Murs.y Iss;; cschrappss., la.; H:rtl' 1872:
Iinrmonte-khegL l.s: Hsaner. las; krug. 1877;
Becker, ias; Da6imer. i2i; norschisr. 1ah Total.
sl3.
O,.sss Jan. 20 Tho New York Athletic Club team
cane here iss r,ghE aud won two game. from .hs
orange Athlsue no inths Athletic Bowl'ng League
FIRST CANE.
New yogk-Carter. 1856: More. lat: Meyer III;
shaw, IFS; Ciutr. lko. Total S0d
Drange-tioot spsed, Isl Jewett 1Ce; Rodmkn, lbS:
Irving, $780, sio.eS, Ida io;al. T5a
GAnE.
New york-t'aEtsr lTa; More, l4:; Meyer 2lS: shaw.
IyS: Ilale. ia3 Total. Ss1
-uoodspesd. l74; Jewett I5T; Rodman 100;
irving l'3: stoIrs. iin Total. s3&.
By worsting the team OF the Bayonns Rowing and
Athletic AssVeiAion last evening alleys OF the
FAmrAfo nist,r Club In he four Ath OF the
saAmp!onsae series tas kesla<s Of tks ASsAsk bsy
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CHICAGO. Jan. 20-Champlon Ives yesterday
made tho following proposition which. II slos.
son means business. he ought to accept or
Quit talking. Tho champion proposes to meet
slosson In May, the match to be 1000 points
up at l4.ineh balk line. 300 points to be played
each night. and New York and Chicago both
tests. Ives agrees to play for any amount
Slosson ma, ,name. but snggests that the
match should be for at least 81 900 o side.
men have preference for a certain make.
lyes agrees to fip heads and tails or draw
the other dispute relative to the city where tho
match should start In the same way. On this
ship AS champion: he merely asks for an even
break.
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Erast Refuses % Meet Campbell.

Billy Ernst was seen by " Rod" Mcmahon slsrday
In regard to another night he and Walter Camp
bell Of Philadelphia Ernst told McMahon that he would
not make another mssch with CAmpbeIL lie 10 after
bigger game he ,ays sad wants 20 meet An.tin Gib.
a. the s;,,S,ei E.f once IN tis sftsrnoon and With
the PhilsdslphiSn II Ernst Eopli sgrss nght him
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Rowling Gnmes Tonight.

AssRIcAS AnArEuR BowLiNG UNION
Section d. Subdivision 2-Apha vs. Montgomery. at
Alpha alleys.
u. c. A. LEAGUE.
Recton A-Twenty. third Street va Central at Twen-
ty.third Street alleys.
'Yorkvtlle va Bedford at Yorkvillc alleys
Washington Heights va Harlem. at Washington
Heights alleys
sect,on B-Bedford VS. Yorkvile, at Bedford alleys
Harlem va. Washington Heights. a. Harlem alleys
Central VS.. Twentythird Stieet. at Central al!eys
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The Jury Believed Kni-k Was TricEsd Inte
Marriage.

Jury In the City Court yesterday returned
verdict for $1,000 damages in the suit Of
John August Kujek against Manassch L. Gold.
man oi ~ FldrihGe street kuiek claimed that
Goldman had palmed OF his servant and mis-
tress. Katie Marass, on him as n virtuous wo-
man. and had induced him to marry her.
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The Winners at Hawthorne.

CHICAGO. Jan. 20.-Only two favorltes won at
Hawthorne to-day. Summaries:
First Race--FoUr furlonRs Rrba frat Fauutlerov
second. Kalamazoo third. Time O5ls4
sssopd H. RaGsmsiS mM rurlanE. Fahir hrst Quotation
Third Race-Fiye furlonRs JENNIE s. frat Fan KinS
second. Mamie y third Time. :O+Sl.
Fourth Race-Tbreo quarters OF d mile GRANDMA
nrst; RookeIy second, Prospect third, Time. inia
nrst. Moose second. Peddler third. Time. O:5s
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Winning on Form at Gloucester.

GLOUCESTER. Jan. 20.-Four favorites and q
strongly backed second choice won to-day
First Race-Four and half fnrlongs Battle Cry
12O. oven ihcCauleyL FIRST: Pokno. 10 q to %
Castle sseond: Judge Mitchell l.o. tol &C. Jones'.
second Race--SlX fnriongs Dan Sullivan. loI. even
(Morrssuyl nrst; Harry iinEson. lo7. TO Uisnver)
ssrond; Sir Lister. S5. to Crribe). third Time.
Third Rnce-six and Il half furlonss National 1os
tn (Wal!areh first: DEER Lodge. lOs ato (fiam
1;2tk
Fourth Race-Seven and a half furongs Fernwood
1OI to tDOnovan. nrst; Fnua. ~, To tMosebv)
second king Idle, io,. 10 Oianiove. third. Time.
1f3AS.
Fifth Race-rour md a ha'r furloncs. Ray Ioa. to
0nd: gingara. n to Tribe. third. Time O:;Itia
sixth Race-FNe furlongs NetinR. IO3. = TO ufanl
nrst Milledan loS to a. Jcnes) second; Spavvnih
1o3, 4to tNsbonL third Time i:U34,
The entries for to- morrows races are:
First Race-Five. .eiyhths OF 4 mile: selling Rustic
Wrestler. Fabian, Brewer Patrick Apollo 14O each,
Second kace-Four and quarter furlonps: three.
ysar-ols sailing. Maarr, lDr, Silver Queen Bert lOl
each: J. 5. D. Poet HS each: Suspensesnily. ~.
Third Rhre-one and one ik,e-nth miles: selling.
Brown Charlie, Argentn King Idle Ned and Tele phone
110 each.
Fourth Racr-Fivc.eighths Of a mile: selling owen
Golden 10S: comrRde, Iup; Charlie Wilson lO4: blue
Wind 1o?: Poor Abe late olive Branch geiing VI; La
Cigaie. "a
Fifth Rsce-seven and half furlonr.: selling Ra.
leigh 40: Drzze loI: hose Howard. 1922 Rarter 1Oi;
Fern wood lOl: Arshafi. ~
sixth Race-Soven. eight ths Of miie selling: beaten
horser Stsrfle T. j. II 1sau. Jupiter Guy iiray War
Lass colt, Sierra Nevada. llarnburR. WOodblrn. lOo
each
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The English Billiard Chanpioa May visit
This Country.

CHICAGO Jan. Colt is more than probable
that John Roberts. Jr. the English billiard
champion. will visit America In the latter part
Of May or early In June.
Champion Ives received a letter from him
to-day He asks Ives to write to him at length.
describing the progress he is making with the
country and meet ali comcrs Tor the iyramid
adept "
Ives said: 1T is evident that Roberts had
not received my last letter when he penned
MS: lsxgees TO hear from him again ip a few
or not. but am willing TO give him a chance"
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New. from the Horse World.

A meeting Of the Bonrd OF Stewards OF the
Grand Circuit will be held at tho Murray Hill
Hotel on Jan. q.
King Thomas. for which SAC. 900 Was paid,
and who only won one race during his entire
career on the turf. has been sent to California
to be placed in the stud.
Joe Thayer has shipped to Montgomery ten
bead Of choicely bred trotterss, belonging to
Lexington breeders. Thayer will prepare them
for this summers engagements.
PATERSON. jan. 20.-The home OF James
Clare superintendent OF the Clifton race track.
near this place. was burned to the ground this
afternoon. The building was insured.
. J. NJ sealts. of Lima. o.. has bought OF
George w. St; Oair the bay colt. two years. by
Esgle Bird. dam Mollie. 2:30h tdsm OF King
Rex. 2:26hl. by Sweepstakes. for $4,000.
LEXINGTON. Jan. 20-J. l. a J. W. Rothrock
cf Wa ashington Court House have bought OF
WiliigIo Young the. stallion Glen Athol, 8. by
Gsmbetta Wilkes. dam By Mambrino. Price.
$1,000.
II 10 said that Lucky" Baldwin will retire
from active participation In racing and devote
his attention to breeding and selling his
Thoroughbred yoarlines annually. He has had
but little success OF late years in racing.
Reports from California say that winter
racing on Sisaeso sefs Mn sSSn be r.
y. bhpree. j.. J. Baldwin. L. ]. Rose. Senator
Stanford. and many other influential breeders
are interested in the scheme.
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There was u special meeting of tho Metropolitan
Eow.n. '!uh nj the Grand Union Hotel last night at
which thr eDprts Tr-a,urar Cant in were
rsad These doe lui-nts -hnw'i lrnt the club in u
prosperous cnni!t IN Arrangements were made
The annla hai which ldLcB p.2ce lie ilst Monday
\ liant
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f,FrH wARn.s Rra MIsrAkn.
They Thougbt They would Have an E.s,
Time with the Jeiiys. hut Did Not.

The Fifth Wards bowiers thought thsy had q
"cinch" when they met the Gotham's team In the
opening contest In the American National Tourns
last night Before they got through with the eamc
they found out their mistake for they beaten by
seventy.iwo pins The scores:
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The Board Of Managers of the Mornlngsids tourna-
meat wiz hold meeting to night 38T5 Eighh ave
nue., to complete all details for the series
The rrizss which viii DO prsssnlsd to the winning
clubs OF the AmsricAn nj are on ~.
hibition st ths GsrmAniA Assembly RaomI allsIS
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Stockholders of the Madison Square GnrGcn
Company.

In view OF the row between the National
Horse Show and tho Madison Square Garden
COMPANY. the following list OF stockholders in
the latter organi.ati ion as vouched for by the
Hidel dnu Nlre.. is Interesting:
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HIvAsA. Jan. 1o-Lasksr consulted Last svsnaE with
ehessinsn conlll and Herrera. He wCn . game from
aelasyo LaysI .nd ossAi..s e a ,hsss playing Fhits
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Phoenix x.....a7 l0l go 3S5 445 537 eo2 7o4 sp1 sps
y NJ L......7? l32 POI 253 32D 4o5 4Ts $50 HiS III
Scorers-A r: Brown and Mr. Shaw. Umpites-J. c.
Boess and H. H. johnson.
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Glendale .N5 lea c42 3.4 4ot AT 5aa col goa 7o1
Adonis 1U6 256 3<1 42S 1S8 55a CAS- 1872 Si4
umpire-w. foltermun. scorers-lI. o. Bohlen and
r. Frohmhnn.
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Fidea 8? 152 231 32n <O4 4a9 roo G26 ia ao3
Glendale. "a 152 233 3l7 334 48s 5s3 8OJ OSD 778
tmpre-w. raltermsn. scOrers-J. Davis and Il
Davidson.
Tho following games rolled n Section B. Subdi-
vision Two OF the American Amateur Bowling Union
last nigh: Mt l3sth street and Mott Haven avenue:
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Jem smith sad TED Fritehara to Fight.
The following Cable waa received st the PolSss ea..a.
onies yes;erdayi
ocs and agreed TO nsht At catch woiEhts with
gloves for 400 open to 900 side and tile ch mpi-
epshi the night to be decided IN the club Offering the
largest parse In twelve weeks They are 10 meet with
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TIRST CANE
rotals....


Saranac ~ 1"S 1877 243 400 $40 <38 $40 h,6 T3g
Recreation 81 la 254 $40 4l3 4S0 55H H2i bYO 20
tmpIe-A. u. sharkey. scorers-J. X. Edwards and
J Ohm Olson
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Adonis s....54 III 1871 PA 800 All 4al 5an asI 71s
fidssin l43 2O 8iD $50 46T $50 0O3 8S5 ilI
Cmrire-w. foltcrmun. scorers-F. frohmsnn and
William Dartels ~
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Hotham 90 I'll 2s5 aao 4l2 400 5ss ess Tgs sa4
ftth Ward 10 1+7 2i2 2S5 35Y A25 CO., 5y3 880 S5s
umpire-H Hoffman soorera-J. W. rrior, Jr. aud
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rRLnIs.

PhnuiS.....0l IR4 205 1854 47s 5s4 OF T65 a6l qb4
y ~ rs l2O 1877 .tI $40 aS3 453 DO sos UHl
Scorers-A. J. Brown and Mr.. Shaw. Umpires-J. c.
Boehe and II. II. johnson.
The Recreation Monroe. And Saranar clubs rolled In
CaTrnfher's Brooklyn Tournament last night. The
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Sarsnac 81 l2I q! 2Da 3fs 444 bl5 6:4 $50 sas
Monroe .., ~ 40 .5l 3I5 3OI 4SU BOO SIS ISL 75Y
umpire-C II. Ebbss. scorers-w. a. Mont and ".
CIeifelds.
In subdivision . section 3. series OF tue American
Amateur Bowling mon last night the Mystic and
Name pss Clubs rolled Tho score
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Nonpnreil..I4 1870 217 .D3 3T7 A66 B4l 62s 80 sIs
dothsm .,W 1872 2es $40 42s 5i7 800 d7t 7Il NOT
rmpire-C Werner. scorers-F. ". Prior. Jr. and A.
The twenty.cghth series Of the Academy tourna.
ment was rolled last night The scores;
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io'aH''''lo2 Il ~ I'Ol Totals 7 IL 20 bGi
Fifth Ward 90 1870 All 27s $40 4<3 b2s 5es sGs 10
Nonparie 81 la s10 $50 343 41D 4bs 532 bpS ,61
1leufner. " W.
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TotAIs.....lo ocls 77< To;Ais... 24l9 75<
Mystic ,. 80 lTG 17s 3el <2d la3 bbS 6l8 TOT TIA
Nam eless 20 Io5 ~, 2yl 361 4o3 637 Goa GIT 754
Umpire II. J. Anderson. Scorsrs-F. II. VOEt ana II
Iauckhardt
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-18
PERSONAL MENTION.

Rev. W. c. Curtis goes to Hood River
today.
Mrs. Ira Powers, and Miss Myrtle
Michel left on the early morning train
for Portland.
Hon. j. M. Brown of Morrow county
was passenger to Heppner today. He
was chairman of the committee on
counties.
Wood Gilman and family of Fossil are
lin the city. Mrs. Gilman and family
will leave on the nights train for visit
ito her parents in New Hampshire.
DR.. Hollister and family leaves on the
a O'Clock over the Southern Pacific.
touching at Chicago, and Baltimore, and
thence to Germany. He will be absent
for several months.
Rev. ]. Whistler starts on the mid
night train tonight, for Waitsburg,
Wash, where he is expected to preach
the baccalaureate sermon next Sunday
for the Waitsburg Academy.
Mr.. John Buick of Summer lake, some
225 miles southeast of The Dalles, came
to this city last night with three large
freight teams, on an order to haul freight
to the merchants of that place. =