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DIR. MEyDEs BOTHERED AGAIN.
A Moorish Hebrew Crank Disturbs th
shesrith Israel erviee..

A Moorish Hebrew Crank Disturbs the
shesrith Israel erviee..
The Rev. DR.. H Psreira Mendes. rabbi OF the
CONGREGATION Shearith Israel. whose syna-
Eogus is at 5 West Nineteenth street. had to
calm the police again Yesterday to protect
him from annoyance by an impecunious Moor
ish Hebrew. The congregation. which 10 COM
posed OF the wealthy Portuguese and Spanish
Hebrews OF this city. does much charitable
work. and some OF the members come in con-
tact with some very queer specimens OF He
brews. For two months past DR.. Mendes has
been annoyed By one.ot these. who is said to be
the same mac who wrote threatening letter
to the rabbi recently. announcing himself as .
disciple OF jose Mezrachki tho Moorish beg
gar who shot the rabbi two years ago.
Rabbi Mendes says. however. that this 10
not the man who wrote the letter.
The man whom the police were called on to
look out for yesterday is jose Zapha. who lives
at 40 Ludlow street. lie is tall. swarthy
Moor. with slight side whiskers. He has been
enabled through the efforts Of DR.. Msndes and
living for several years past. Two months ago
he lost his JOB and asked Dr. Mendes TO
tfe United Hebrew Charities. but 1 they n' Were re
unable to Ind place for him. lie has been
attending, services at the synsgoGue right
ranted against DIR. Mendes. aud said that the
congregation should employ him as rabbi as
the Doctor was wrong in ha teachings He de-
clared that tho rabbi was sending every body
to hell
Yesterday morning he appeared at tho SER
vices and interrupted them several times with
his mutterings. He was back again at the
afternoon service. and y. Taylor Phillips. who
Is treasurer OF the synagogue. sent a messen-
ger TO the West Thirtieth street station 70.
couple OF policemen. Policemen Fay and
Gregg were sent down and they took seats
outside the door OF the main hall Of the church.
The congregation worships standing. and the
unusual eight OF two policemen in full uni
form disturbed the m embers
Zapha was at the services. but he did not
break out After the services several OF tho
members of the congregation had a talk In
one, OF the anterooms about what IL was best TO
do with Zapha. Some wanted him tax en- into
custody and removed to Bellevue Hospital for
examination as to his sanity, while others
said they would be satisfied II he gave his
word to keep away forever from the synA-
gogus. ZaphA was called in. ana boist srously
declared that he ought not 70 De arrested. He
was advised that this would be done unless he
kept away. He promised to keep away. and
the policemen were dismissed. Last evening
an officer was detailed TO attend the services
but ZaphA was not there.
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Favorit-- I, the Va. Mt Rosy.

CHICAGO. March 3.-Four favori.es won In
succession at Roby. to the delight Of a great
Saturday crowd and sorrow bf the sixteen
bookmakers. The day closed however. with
the defeat of Fakir and Panhandle. both
heavily played. Taylor was nn~d S25 for car
rying seven pounds more than he should.
FIrst RAce-flve fur.ongx indigo. 1l5 "a. GrinL 9
to =. r. shirley. lis KNAPP. y to /. second
Warren Leland l13 ~ iiln 10 to L. third. Time. H.
Cyuosure. Ernest l.. and nhsn AndoAh hoy also
second Ksce-tour and vne-halt furionga Three
Forks. 81 IA. grimm y to o, Maggie Sowley.
tChnruL 10 to l. .econd. Lradet. los lAlgnsE. 10 l.
tnitd, rims. OdAa Rugby Juanita. Kitty h.. Comet
ami Harold also rau.
Thtrl Raee-Se' eh'stNtsenths OF . mile: Babe Muir
ply. no w. Penny TO q. won: J. J. Dougias los
IN Grifin) Ito J. second say When. lo5 kcIntyrsL
8 to J. third Time. JAIN Toby. Laneess. bender.
and May Howard also ran
Toutth kAce-SelnR: nine siNteenths OF q mile
Con Lacey los tCoroeyL to won; bob LytIs. lO5
40 to l. thitd Time O3le Wandering Nun. ReVs
d'OP Tommy fucker speedwest. aud Tuesday also ran
FINN Kace->etnx; ihreequarters OF q uIiie Maggie
Murphy ~; ,corbieyE toi. wen; Craft " * lay.
lori ~ to second; Fakir. Ill (knAppl to g third
Time. l;2y Extra (by PloughmAnL Panhandle. Lgctn.
da. Miss Bstty s. Fancy. George W. and ksoksry also
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PsisOsroNs UNIVERSITY 1EslsUHsH.
Tss-.s rerHi-s Ea.st.s - ths Fessusa.
sd WIN Receive n Salary.

ssa WIN Receive n Salary.
PRrNcEroS. March 3-The Graduate Advis-
ory Com mittse OF the Football Association
met at the Princeton Inn to-day for the eiee-
ton OF University Treasurer for the coming
year. There we're present y. W Miller. Max
Farrand. {. c. Cuyler. ]. Mcpherson. Edward
Mum. and Can't. TreuchArd. Prot Woodrow
Wilson. who has Just returned from bis lee
tureship in Johns Hopkins University. was
unable to be present on account Of the press
regrets.
Wership to Thomas Perkins. "a, who served
rs a very acceptable undergraduate UNIVERSE.
smissntiy fitted for the greater one he is now
TO I'LL. He Is man who has been ntimately
connected with the athletic interest ofthe col
leCe during his whole course and is very pop
ular among the undergraduates. SO his cleo
tion IL hailed with great satisfaction By them
The Office Of University Treasurer has be-
come such an important one OF recent years
great gam ss that II has been considered nee
essRry to- make this a aalaried position and to
pffmansnt oiiire heLs bGr me man yp 10
University Hall A sensation was produced In
the meeting by the announcement Of g. o.
q momber. and that he con sidered that was
committee. At rrst the other member NJ Of the
committee would not Listen to his resignation;
and wnen ne insisted they NJ once reclecteu
him. He insisted. though. that he would not
serve more than tlll the next mseting. one
another RESOLUTIONS OF regret and acknow.
Judgments OF deep gratitude for his long and
IN Getting adjourned. Who will be Mr.. Cuyler's
successor IL still far too early to Judge. His
resignation fell like clap Of thunder out OF .
clear sky. and the committee are loss to
know where to look for . fit successor TO him.
such can hardly be found. for he has been un-
firing In his efforts for the athletic interests OF
Princeton ever since his first election to the
committee.
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D,.s...r.s ca,s.ss.. s-,u-,.. s.o.....

CHICAGO, March 3.-Ths conference OF mem
bers Of the Illinois Ohio. aud Indiana Boards
OF Health relative to the prevalence OF small
poK in Chicago, Was resumed At the Grand
Pacific Hotel TO-DAY. The visiting members
strongly urged upon the Chicago and Illinois
authorities the necessity for better protective
Rntins OF all houses where the disease WAS
discovered. IL was also recon ~ ended that
detention house be established where all IN
mates Of tenement and lodging houses visited
By small pox should be held fifteen dayS This
would avoid quarantine against Chicago
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East ST. Lou1s. March 3.-weather pleasant
track in good condition. and sport interesting.
Four favorites. n strongly backed second
choice. and one medium outsider were win
ners. The summaries:
first Race-Three-quartert Of mile Jach Rchelieu,
1913 Gormanl u to g won: Bango. 100 d. SMITH is to
]. second neAds or Tair 19u &C. Mcdonald, 3 TO l.
thiut lime. 10 Cleufus. PAulne. Miss l.. PIE. and
MbnJ.A aisu ran.
-rcnd Eac,-Five eghths OF IN lie selling Starring
81 ~. Flynn to l. won; Moonlight. Is iIinrichsl
10 10 !. frcUnd, Cerberus, III CToTisnL to third
Time OOH. forgetNe.No Ulntah. Coieraine. AltheA
EDDIE T.. lsserier, and Jessie Clark also fan.
Third Race-Fiv.- eixhths Of - mile; selling Hiram
Arse. TO- u. smith n to D won Noodban. VI UUr.
msn. Ito !, second riqusnie. los lRo,sL 20 TO !.
thtrd Time. OaIl Ianthv. Mss spot Ut Naronic,
jack Murray. and Paxton also ran
Fourth Eave-Thrse quarters OF mile selling. Is
teLe o.. M ~. flynn 10 10 l. won 81. Andrew. luB
tP.Sntont q 20 second. PersIto. 1OI DVnney. Hto
]. third. lime. 70 No KemArks Lizzie V. iiigt.
wayinan. DAvrlsc. KING solomon and NegIs Aio an.
ftfth Race-Thr. e-qusrters ~ 4 mite selling JOHN
Hickey 1od a.. McDonaid to !. won; Reuben Payne.
10Y g.. iluestonl Alto second Emblem. lOr (Fergus
SON. 1910 l, third. lime 20. L-adaway Sly Lis.
boa Ceverton. and Chs-iie X. also ran.
sixth Race-tiNe eEhths Of a mile: selling wrest.
Ter. ia tNHlAct to - won Eunice lO2 ~ smith.
nto second Trim: ~ w fynnl 20 to !. tnIrL
capt. sinclair III Psso. and Mamie Duffy also ran.
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Fight News from Denver.

DENVER. Col. March D." Denver" Smith has
arranged for sparring exhibition a. Coliseum
Hall Monday evening. March IL. Following
the exhibition within few days will occur the
meeting between Peter Maher and Lawrence
Farrell FOR $500 purse
All OF the details have been arranged. and
the fight is TO take place in one Of the neigh
boring counties. Atrain will be run TO the
scene. but tho place for holding tho mill will
not be made known in advance.
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sor-.n Knocked On, =, tn. score. cso,..-

Johnny German. an aspiring middle-weight
boxer OF the Veronica A. C.. came TO grief last
night at Miners Eighth Avenue Theatre at tho
hands OF Frank Craig. the " Harlem Coffee
Cooler" German is = stockilS built fellow.
has long reach. and can hit = hard blow.
Craig got home some clever uppercuts in the
first round
German escaped many WELL intended right
hand swings In the second round Craig
rushed matters. GormAn did not know how
to duck and received a vicious uppercut
which made his eyes blink and his legs wab-
bio. The Cooler" seeing his opportunity.
Jaw. German fell 70 the floor completely
knocked out
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wIan.rs at saa Fraasiseo.
San FRANCIsco. March 3.-weather cloud
cold; track SLOW Summaries:

cold; track slow. Summaries:
First EAee--HAit mile. twO.yeAroIds Unit nly. us
n-IEh. To !, won; DIzgA III urvaGl, to second
seA spray lib Meadows, 1910 D, third. Time 5-St
sl!NsE, Dohs l. my. Cecil a. AustEAhs. and Kitty l..
also
second RAce-seAnt SIS furionga Joe Murphy. Ios
(Ls!ghL even won; Condo. 100 (BoIsmAnh 81 l..
second; Hsylne, ~ (Chsvaiirrl, third. Time lTl+
Anus. ITssnhOck. Bronco kuDs bUIrows, AonowAL
and Lon ionVIlls also ran.
Tnird RAcs-Nile and a sixteenth; handicap Oak
land Hs trAylorl 10 !, won; bIEzArt. lO2 tsesmAn
- to !, second: "a ia luDtNeAuhus - to third.
lime. 81, Wild wood. Tyro. Royal Flush. Peril sir
Reel Nicsroy, ana Dolly NcCone also ran
Fourth HAcs-SIsepschAss handicap. short course
l45 stamford. to l. second: LonEwvL ltU IAelner
ney to l. third. Time. $685. Red Cloud and Qua
dAOupe also
fifti Rses-Fivs and a half furlonEs; selling. Gran
dee. llp H. weber. even. won; PAshA. los Caring
tom to !. second, Twang y5 Lloyd) to !, third
Time. .l2iA WslCome Currency, Clara l. colt. Rsd
Rose, kOsalis HAPPY Band. aud Nss Van also rAn.
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DIssIpausa DrIyes - @ A. n. Cs-aAuss-
q HuIelae.

sPRISaHELD. No. March 3.-s4musl A Ris-
ley. sK-POslmastsr. and Commander Of the
Grand Army post At West Plains. No, vas
found dead in his room AZ the MstEODolitEn
dressed to the hotel manager and other
irisnds, declaring his intshtion Of Committing
suicide ~ morphins aud ehlorofoIm- BE
uoA Il said 70 have caused hLs dSsD0adsAsg.
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DarlAaa'. Assa.I Hsrss shs~.

Durland's third annual horse show. which
will be held AZ the riding academy March N.
"a. ~ and 20 promises 70 be . success.
The show il Tor horses boarded at the Acad-
envy, with the exception OF the iumpinE and
mlttes Of thirty will have charge Of the
AnaiE There will b thtrty-tWo Glasses. and
anly one prize MIll b ANArdsd III each event
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Fortir,iaE Esqaiaauit.

VICTORIA. b. G. March "a force Of 200 OF
the Royal EnGinesrsand Marine ARTILLERY and
about 100 civil artisans will begin work next
week on the haTbor defence works OF Esauf-
mault. the British imperial coaling and re-
pairing stat lon OF the north Pacific. The works
will he under the supervision OF MAJOR X y
Muirhead. Il h. q naval expert OF Great
Britain.
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Another Pr,.. Fighter Acquitted.

NORFOLK. Va. March 3.-The sporting men
OF this section OF the State won decisive vic
tory yesterday. when Charles Johnson OF st.
Paul MINI. who was on trial for prize fighting
come time since at the Ariel Athletic Club in
this city was acquitted. and. as In the case OF
Corbett. the other indictmsn were nolls
pressed. 1t 10 the general opinion that bnH-
Ing contests can take place here now with
out fear OF Interference.
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horses, Carriages, &C.
HARRIsoN's LECTURES TO srUDsNra
To h Repeated 60 the Psyt.e F.sns -
the Foiowing Day.

To Re Repeated TO the Pays.g Pebble -
the Fonowiug Day.
Ban FBAScIsoo March 3-Ex- President Har.
rison arrived at San jose at $3.50 o'clock this
afternoon and took quarters at the Hotel Ven
dome. He will prooablyremain until Monday
or Tuesday. when he will go to Stanford Uni
versity The party left indianapolis last Mon
day. and includea besides Gen. Harrison.
Mrs. Mckee. the Rev DIR. Hainss. the Generals
private secretary. Mr. T!bbetts. and his two
grandchildren. Gen. Harrison declined TO b
interviewed.
The arrangement President Jordan OF the
university will carry out. with Gen Harrison's
consent, will he to have each MONDAYS lecture
repeated on Tuesday afternoon. On Monday
students only will he admitted. On Tuesday
Gen Harrison aims to get as m UGH rest and
outdoor recreation as he can during his stay
In California. and he will shun public atfen-
ton. The only banquet in prospect In his
honor Is to he given at the Palace Hotel next
University and few friends will be present
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Jsk- kur, ia II All Right.

BALTIMORE. March 3-The report that Jake
Kilrain Is dying is untrue The man who
fought sevsnty-fve rounds with John L Sull-
van at RichburG. Miss. in 1889. was moving
about his hotel to-day in fairly good physical
condition. He has suffered from a compiler
tion OF diseases for some m onths. but Is not
considered to be In anything like critical
state.
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PUTTING THEORY IN PRACTICE
A Niece OF Edward Everett Hate Wants e
Throw Or Wifeiy Bssas.

Ban Francisco. March 3-Mrs. Charlotte
Perkins stetson. niece OF Edward Evsrses
Hale. who has brought suit In Oakland for
divorce from Charles Ststson. an Artist. living
in Providence. was sued for divorce soon after
coming TO California three years ago but the
court suspected colluslon.
Since then she has earned her living by lee
turing on the single tax theory and WomAn'a
right to throw off the bonds OF wife. and by
writing on those su bIeots-
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BowBLNe

ne ssasury = Jshnsou team vas b.diy Ssstsa n
beth eamss rolled At Hohmsnn's alleys yesterday AZ
in the Wholesale Drug Trsds Assoca,ion tour
nsment they ios, TO the NeEesson 4 Robbins
nve By ise piss willis the Psrks Davis Co team
defeated thsm BY las pins The scores;
rrnar narn
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Gossip OF the RiaE.

Johnny Grant and Billy Paterson have been
matched to fight TO a finish on March -.
Solly Smith OF California is still after Johnny
Grifiin. He says he will light Grifin again.
and will bet the latter $1,000 that he can whip
him.
sammy Meyers. the local bantam. inform ed
q reporter OF TAG SUI yesterday that he has
been matched to box Maxey HauGh Of Brook
Iva ten rounds in Albany on the l4th OF this
month.
Eddie Loebsr the Brooklyn feather weight.
said yesterday that hereafter he will be man
aged and backed by Steve Brodie. Loeber
would like To get on a match with any good
man at Chicago.
The coming finish contest between Frank
Morris. Billy Maddan's Black Cyclone" Ia at
trAsting q good deal Of attention The men
light in private on March II
Billy Ernst says he would like to know what
Austin Gibbons intends to do in regard to his
private. Ernst adds that he will give Gibbons
another week TO consider. and II at tho ex-
piIatiOn OF that time he doesn't respond. he
will take on somebody else.
A. I. saueI, New York.-Jack Dempsey and
IN the ring. Their first battle took place on
March IL, 1891. for 81 500 aside. with thin
gloves. in WestchesteT county. Dempsey won
In thirteen rounds. lasting 30 minutes ) sees
onds. Dempsey and La blanche met the Sec
ond time at San Francisco. on Aug ~. 1872
for 81, 500. The light lasted thirty-two rnu Gds,
and Dempsey lost La Blanche used his ia
nous blow. which caught Dempsey upon the
IuEular.
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No.. fro. ,h, 4or.. vy.rIs.

M james Flood 0ns OF the malt Eaili0nArss Of
caoraiA has oiRsd The string 81 faelue eoast cApt
talists 40 1table1 anl las selected
a. his Eaeing eolsEa SILVER laekst asd cap
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WASHINGTON. March 3.-Sscrstary Young OF
the National League has promulgated the fell
lowing baseball contracts for 1894:
with ClsyelAnd-J r Virtue, William. Ewing P
1ebeau. J. AcuAgr george tupPy. and JOhh OCcnnor,
with BTnoElyH-D " Dauh. thomas r. Eins!oN ia
ward y stein and Iieorg rrelwSy,
with LouisVls-Tim 81 ROurke
WITH RostOn-w " sash
Win Chtcago-AdrIan e. Arson And W g. Camp
VITA Ne~ iork-L, :. German, W. b. FUusr. and J.
Heekin
with 81 Louis-Psrry WeTdsn
Rrsassd-By New YOrk ~ Bald win and J. Militant
by Washington JOueu AsAkIn
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ssat Players 10 Meet.

The Sixth Avenue scat tournament At The
odors Fsldstsln's 266 and 26S Grand street
will take Place on nsxt Wednesday March Z.
az 80 r N
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4 PINE DISPLAY OF SCIENCE
Fsae-rs OF All Nation. Meet At tho ~. =. A.
a.. Gymnasium.

Fsae-rs OF All NaUon. Meet ut the ~. =. A.
a. Gym,us'un.
A novel fencing entertainment attracted q
big gath ering OF New York A. C. members and
guests to the gymnasium OF the club house
last night. The promoters sssayed to intro
duce every style OF fencing.
Prof L. Gouspy OF the Racquet and Tennis
Club and DIR. Il. F. O'Connor OF the New York
A. c. opened the programme with the foils.
They did some very clever work. and after .
lively bout made room for s 7. Shaw and
Provost Murray New York A. C., who assault
ed each other with duelling swords. The third
bout introduced a decided novelty. G. q. Plyes
and Prof Koch we're the contestants.
The weapons used were "schlagers." the
famous Teutonic implements with which Ger
man students usually carve themselves on the
slightest provocatlon. All scoring must be
made on the head. and the fact that both COM
Datants escaIed without n scratch. was re-
ceiyed as compliment by the Anne lean talent
ducsi under its native title. La tamne. The
contestants were P.ots. r 4. Jacoby. y. !. 4.
g, and !. Darriolst Of Paris. They left Of
Shaw. \, y. A. q. and Provost NJ, Capdevielle.
i,sncers Club. gave gave. very clever sThiet:
iisuhoid and Prof. G, Koch. n !. 4, c The
while his opponent welded a sabre. After q
minutes fencing the bayonet was,sent through
tne green curtain JACK OF inc stage, Tut nhu-
hold was not in Lloodthirsty Vein. and his
opponent got rearmed in time to fence draw.
Prots l.. Gouspy Racquet ard Tennis Club.
and f. Nauthier. Fencers' Club went through
2 thrilling hopt with the fois Then fol-
tween Friar Tuck and Robin Hood. Or.
D. +. O'ConnoI impersonated the Friar
and DR., Hammond played the outlaw chief to
perfection. They whacked each other in Wig
Or0us style for several minutes, ond retired
unscathed amid tumuituous applause.
The sabre was again brought into MAY by
II, q. Hauhold and Provost G: Koch. They
time. when Prots. II. A. Ja,oby, y. Y. A. C.,
and T. Napthisr, FeneeIs' Club were brought
or to wind up with the fotls The Master of
Ceremonies would not venture to give a de-
cis!on between the two so eVea was the seor-
In
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shoot OF the FIu.hras sseouaE Club.

FLUsHSG March 3-Ths third contest for
the handsome cup presented by President
George Barker Of tho Flushing Shooting Club
to the member who wins It three times took
place at the grounds ofths CLUB this afternoon.
The cup was won on Saturday. Feb. .. by Capt
HAnce. who made clean score. at 20 Yards
Davenport J. Willis won II on WAshinR ton's
birthday, With . score Of o killed l missed,
beating hanes BY one bird. The score TO-DAY
was us follows:
APT Hanc-. ~ yATdA 0. Leroy Dresser Is yards 9:
Eotrrt IAcot Yards 4. The other we're
MIAl4n u lAyT,nGs William HArpuuTns. Charles NJ
DonHe 5, and o. y hlns!oS WAC shot ~ yards. ana
k.isi 2. carries A. barker and D. psraneS. -
yards.
Ssconi Match. G1ub sEeePstAkss-W0n w William
a. lsNEsnee, wlo ki!si =; george r. Nckls Charles
~ H0uus D.. = y MASON J j DfTames. ant Leroy
Dresser each &tl.et g. Cart UAnrs 'Earss A. Bar.sF.
an p- iawrsugz zach kn.e The ANA eur eep-
sake. rs,a,isi a. toloTs "e2EEs hiss!s S"n sith
ChaF.ss Al. ponHeIy AID William a. La~rsnes tarn
kl.-z .; William D! lawrence. !. ). DeFAInes. and
Ee Tgs NiCst- % .h1t - r biFiA tLs uTgt tWO
named k....us {, -ae Lasl nz.ed 3
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se-.rrl,, KlsL.r. Mm I.I.I lsr b.. rssr.

To THE ED!ToR OF TIE SUs-Sr; The mem
bsFs Of the someTviils Association Foot5s
Club intend to play a friendly game Of football
with some club not yet selected for the benefit
OF the poor OF Somerset county. " J., on ST.
PAtTiek's Day. ct SOmeTVllle. We would con
slider il . great favor II THE SUN would ask
II some Of the leading association teams would
accommodate US With a game We will join
the American Association Football League at
their meeting next Monday night and will trT
to push the association code forward As 9 ma
tional gAne. JOHN Anderson
Secretary SomsrVille 2. C.. SOmeryille. n. J.
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ssb'ry . gp,n 80 ia 1877 asa 7ea s4s toe .ss sos
hEs ma RbinA0e 1856 100 2ti 3iS $50 ttt Gil b71 6+7
Umpire-w W. Tamlyn. scorsrs-w. q. Berx and c.
O. HsrS. AysraRe-Seabury Johnson. 100 3b; No
Eesson Robbins. 12S 20
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Jua=.. so- rhm.a-rpA,a'. Beach STOW.

PHILADEtfHIA, March 2.-Ths Philadelphia
Kennel Club names the following ridges fer
their bench show. to he held at the TattersAlls
during the week commencing March n:
Charles Heath. Newark. y. J.. for pointers;
Francis G.. Taylor PHILADELPHIA. for English
settlers; DIR. II. C. Glover New YORK. for Irish
aud Gordon settlers and American and Eng
lish fox hounds; Harry W. smith Worcester
Mass. for gTeyhOunds. deer hounds. Russian
wolf hounds; DR.. l. &. SaUvsur. Philadelphia.
willie Pa for hsaRlss and dachshunds; D. "
Oldham. New York. for chesapeake BAY dogs
HemIstSat, L J., for msstins. Great Danes
bloodhounds. fox terriers. ,spaniels. terriers,
for St Bsrnards. BLACK and tan. Irish, scotch
Dan Dinmont SKYE. bull. and YORKSHIRE
terriers, and Italian ETeYhOunds, The pre-
will be ready early this week.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-04
The List OF Referees,
Ihss. referees were sPpOatsa II cases In the stat.
eogTts in this city last week

AbThhA COG AZ
By Jlsi3s Pdnas1a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-04
The nnal IN the Athletic League were rolled II
Newark on Thursday night The scores: =


North End Club-CAdiE eil: rhorns Iss; Castle
ia; ContrelL lhS; Person. l5a Total saS.
orange Athletic Club-ROdmAn, 100; Storrs I'LL
Storm, l46, HsrnK, l6y; Eaten leo. Tota. Tei.
EECoNp GAM
North End Ciub-CAdI. l54; Thorns, leo; Castle
164: Control Ia; Pierson 10 TotA. 1871.
Orange Athletic Club-RodmAn. 1906 storrL I1o
Storm. l3g; HsrIng. III Eaton, l66. Total 1872.