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Favsrit.s win .t Madison.

MADISON. Ill.,. March 3o.-wsather clear and
chilly. attendance large. and track good. Four
favorites. with Jim Head. . heavily played
second choice at to l. captured fvs OF the sig
events Summaries:
r,n Race selling; nve furIona a. r. q. LOT
fa,..onn a 70 l. soni X; q T., l3l iR Rog.rsI
Ihirl Iime not given. Judge Thurman Tssas sea
Viola ran unplared. '' .-s
Boz, lus q. Sinithj. TO won; Edmund cSan:ly lis
s. ponnsllyt ~ to second: merge. 90 C'osbfanI
y TO D., third Time IL. zsd. Galsn Brown Bay.
noss. hsndions Al orth. s,raiEthout and barrier
third HAe.-ssllnE; nye tsrlonss False 10, CHyl.l
eol. wen; Maiden. l7s tKnehsnL 10 20 l. sseonG
Jennis sohwaIG. ilH (Frsemanl Is to ], third Time
o.bS Cole Younger. AustrAL Creole Ben lee COZ
-. s.,s s,.Ss !srSus. Joe HlEhsy rsTAs Kid and Bay
yssf,S R.fsa selling nv. and onss.lf tgrOns. jim
toni sio 2 second; BIAvearnA, s1 ~ DoansIiIl. 20
Tie Clever. Doubtful and G. " C. ran unplsced N'
fttn Rses-ssIliaE; six furloaEs col Whsstlsy los
ihoseyl. n 10 Won; Joe Courtney iis iKucasa 10
Time. 40 Bonnie r.. Frank Ella Dan Farrell R.s-
s1s p.S'Ssd . Del Nancy H.ass Dan HONG saa Jss
s,,'h M MkaIs;Is.LlnS: e 81. and On.hait turloas. Sim.
tAosbyl ! To sseosd; Burt Jordan ioi CaorTis, Il
20 third Tlms, i'1I. Billy suhdsriand. Guido
hsary Jenkins Echo Aad Luke Richards raa uaplsssG
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Gossip Of the RIaE.

An exceptionally good has eompIlsd By ths
of fIa H
tonight six promising bOets have bssa arranged.
Ts .' S r~, sS s s,
Forthcoming.
Jack s..ni.. !saa l Sullivan. cid manager. inform.
%s. y ..a q; ;:C give or take a'' pounds
AnSkA.oLIA March so.-John Van Hssst aud oscar
sihsT Tor or,yons rounds before he rsn ois, Az.
:s Sss hss' lss, ass s.., E. Is:I.;
T o ass az L. I'M: :s Tss. s..
SSSE q: vs s.%: On Monday msiHias
from LsaSon sS.s iAS .Ss S
ESssa a. s. a.ss G.s sS %; q
s.iy ,A., =: held, that dIs'nstiSa shd Is ready e
oesIst:; oesIst:o; March March so5assa Bsa.a: sasssr Of young
.aE. e aP.L ~: men IN Ihs :sSI rounds for
S.. \. m. s.si;: e .y; y S.s. ,;:.;s e
Sssi:E sas sii sdaoa. 70 sISs nss9is. s e:
New I.'s ss. Il isbna. @ssas ~Sss =: s.yt P'-AaA
B.sny Leon. in rssPOn.. to jack Grsars ehaiI.nE.
as .s son. .sA .d1 "a g ssa
AZ t6s Tinssids isSa says be cannot SsI sSy s5n
iust but ts willing TO night Grant for the pT.s
alone. nGIAnt refuses 10 nFht 81 1lo Peunds LsOs
viii tAks him On At ll6 pounds. weigh in a. clock
To TO IHE sVIOS ~ ., rss sSs-Sr. rsass state that
0Tent 20 = nAish with tuSOunes EOVsa before 1ny
club ensrinE suitable purss uIt 10 shoW the public
that Am no sAsy marx The fact IL Grant nEht
tive msn. And both fasd 70 appear ThsrsTore hs vas
N sat and SAA not In eoRdition will nEht al IIs
EUsKsE HoESHAeHEA
Negotiations are noU pshdlnk for . nEht te q naikh
between Jimmy GoTmAn OF Paterson. ~ j. and Ped a.
lAmsr uho is the rscoGhiEsd 100 pound Champion AZ
khElAAa 1nes JaeE fm mere adEsnt 10 this cSahtTy
ga London, eAblsd tue Peos Gasss that paFss o 900
hGa eesa ensfsd for me contest Hhsa GoTmGn VA
Asksd Shsthsr hs weud accept The oder be ssid yss
bat stipulated thAI he woald rot Palmer unisIs
s1psnsss Nsrs anoHsd hlIa
70 IaI ESTIoa o. rH. suS-Ss, PlsAss state that 1
viii boz Bob Wilson OF Jersey City ELMER q limlisd
A1mber OF Iounda or 10 nhlsh. aAy part Of 500
aide. OF II Nt1oh Il unADs get eAckinE / Ulli bsT
hn "a private for ne Eats reesgts before any enb
Satrlsz rs4seaAe.s purss II lhis iS sAtsfaeozy 70
same 10 peat . forfeit and arrange a match III Ibis
shAnsn4e Aot accepted ~ WEhn II 10 opsa 10 DALI
hAArN Accul. so EAst FoTty forth slTest e:gy
FLrsHISs March sO.-rus aEhts WsEs pulled oa 40 I.
read house hsAT DouSlastoa ast hkht me 6rst AM
Jin LJdls both Of NsE YORK eliy, and fssisd Isa
reanda Lydls Has AWGrasd tue dseIIlon ne sefsp
or We evening" "a. uniah nEht for purss of S56b
seiHSsa hAI!y stylss and !hs AfSlsaiaS." 6oiG of
aT.g. AZ ths sad boih nsa Vsfs sompistsJ assa SS.
tes msa fought thirty f0ar-F0ahd a. u 6zrreen II
Esfssssa ~ }. LynaL
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want. 10 Fight J.ss Lew.

Another fighter who wants to test the PROV.
sss Of Jack Levy. the clever 100 pound scrap
Dor. at present residing 10 this city. has
bobbsd up and promptly declares that he is
prepared to make q match with Levy ct any
reasonable terms Chick Brooker IL his
name and he only weighs 90 pounds. He
halls from Cincinnati His bAcksr. Ed VIII
son. writes to TIE BUN from Cincinnati
that be viii match his protegs against Levy
for $500 purse. winner to take rs per cent of
the gross rsesiDts epd the loser the remain
az s.a 'il Lew. sent hs "Ss; DSSad TO- % e: ea ci
4, considered quite : serAPper In the West
His backsr says he holds the champion shi D
OF the W est at 10 pounds. and does not either
smoke. keep late hours. chew. or indulge. In
any vices whatever. He has won q mum Der
OF medals at the boxing toIrnamsnts held at
the Fair Play Athletic Club Of CineinnatL
Brooker can fight at six days notice. He
weighs 90 pounds at present stripped,
Levy has been comm unieAtsd with. and
summAtsd within q few days
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Y.shtss>. Must ne C.-efai where They
Anchor.

Yaehtsmsn and owners OF small boats will
have to be careful whore they drop anchor
now. or else be responsible for any damage
they may infiict on other vessels through an
choring their boats In poor holding ground.
Last Monday the case Of Rinaldo d. Bralsy,
owner OF the yacht She against John Bell,
owner Of the yacht Groyler Was tried before
Court. Both Yachts were at anchor OF the Pa
yyonla Yacht Club house, as Conmunlpaw on
aross The Growler dragged her anehor and
tSulsd the She Judge Brown held that while
anchorage ground OF the Growler was soft
mud. and unsafe The decree was therefore
against Bell. and referee will compute the
damage.
The sun., 1894-03-31
Hard Fighting at the Prespset A. Z
Tourney.


There was plenty OF sharp fighting at
wokaps Assembly Rooms. Long Island City.
from shortly after o o'clock Thursday night
until an early hour yesterday morning. Il
was the annual boxing tourney OF the Pros
poet A. G; OF Long Island City. Maxwell e.
more. n \. A. T. WAS referss As rule the
hsrcely or the honors, two knock outs being q
saved by Sergeant Of Police Roulette. The
results were;
Special Bantam Weight. no Pound Class-F Miller
Prospect e. beat r. heCullum. Liberty A. e., In the
nrst round; D. Iice, Prospect A. G., beAl Jkmss Ray
Prospect A. g.. in thirty seconds B. Fay. Hlcksoa
o.. beat Charlss Durnsy, National O.; AcKssran,
star A. G. beat J. JordAz, Ainsola A j. Anderson.
hnr L.. beat rhsmAs Waldron, standard A C.. by
Special Feather. weight ClasE 1z3 Pounds-Pat Hs-
ran Lexington A e, bsat Martin Burns in minpiss
a, A. e. .ss defeated sy ki:s Prospect A. G, after
PAR we're introduced as Jack Farrell National A. G.
and W Anderson Prospect A G. FARRELL proved 10 be
Jack Dovnsy or the Union A. O.. aud Referee More
recognised him. he dIsquAhnsd Dowusy. ana Andsr-
son got the bout without raising his hAndA ~ Ahsrn
Irisndship A. e., beat Jack Reilly. Prospect A C.i r.
bATAn, Lexington A C., beat H. AeCuirs PAstims A. o.
One hundred and thirty nys pound cllss-A Rieksy.
Prospset O.. farfsiIed TO T. heGibbon, Brooklyn A.
CT heDonAld Frtsndship A C.. forfeited 20 q Ken
nsdy, CHARLEY white A J. Lane. frendship A. C.,
forfeited to Jack welsh. LsxinEtoa A O.
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The CsnrSr-is- Trotte-- Hro-zht esoa
PriceS Yestertsy.

| The CsurJr-Irs Trotters Hrsusht esod
Price- Yesterssy.
Peter G. Kellogg 4 Co a seventeenth annual
| combination sale OF trotters was concluded at
| the American Institute building yesterday.
and the best prices Of the week were realized.
| the offerings being OF much higher quality
than on Tuesday Wednesday. and Thursday.
The attendance was the largest Of the week.
Every animal In the California consien m ents
shown yesterday had speed. and as . number
were BY either Director or his sons. Directum
or Direct. It goes without saying that they
were well bred. The Directum youngsters. two
OF the four yearlinRs by the stallion king pro-
duced some spirited bidding. and sold for 1916
and 1915. respectively. Charles Robinson fthis
city. whose farm is near Poughkeepsie. secur-
ine the pair George J.. Hsrlsy Of crsstlspd
sons Of birector fcf s5S5 and $500 and they hey
will Join the small but select stud
S9.ry os saHd to sSc tS:r & M.
Harley was ,ormsrly a resident Of San Fran;
the slope John II. Shuts Of Psrkyiile Farm.
who owns the black pacing stallion Thistle,
daughter Of the dusky yhirlwlnd. orlole took
sthree-year I'D record last season Of 2:2Q In
Brofer de Csrnss Of this city paid 81. .335 Tor
the fleet pacing mare Killarney Maid. with an
The others brought fairly RoQd prices. and the
sale was most satisfactory.
A summary Of those bringing 5000 or over
follows:
PROPERTY OF PLE.sANToN STOCK FARM coNPANI.
Killarney Maid, B. IN, 1884 By Kllsrnsy-Ered
erica. By hilisr's ~ Clairi Z de Csrnsa New
Black colt iss5, 6y Dirsotu tum.S.iiy. BY oakland
Boy Charles Robinson Poughkeepsie. .......... s75
Bay my. 1898 bJ piTseium-Lurhs BY sp.cu. 49,.
otols 20 Nh m, is,S nv Tbi:iis-,jrioi. nv "''
Monroe Chief; j. II. shuts Paiivi. Farm,
Bay ssd'ns 1885 BY Grey Nsci.iini iDf a. r. O
pualey' new hOrk............... .............s zo
PROPERTY OF z !. TRAVIS. CHICAGO
Chester r, 2 :3sI< b C., 1870 by Jersey wilkes
IIslis Herr by Dr. Herr; C Schroeder. New
BsSsoci. b 4; 1855 bY Nonrc. thisf.biiiy. By
Bay rTs%sss sssso Spn BY fs.s"N!ic m. py $40
sofali wheslsdsn, Jersey city...:..,....... tso
b. 81 'sSS S fGs G:S s:Si% S.v
Bay MY 1904 6y Di.eict-.Siiiy b; r wen: lao
hsnpsS Az n hsSH rr ] ,Ss 1s9 Mks'-NnA ,so
PROPERTY OF .. I. THORNTON. SAN FRANcIsCo.
Salisbury. br. C. 1870. by Director-Lily Stanley,
y MhiPR,:,en: d'Srfo J. Harley. cr'''Isnd ~,
oy@s..S = q: iseo; y blt.ciSr.TloToS.h. '
Tlii. il%oa, ); m, isss, BY T.rnanl-kiiiy Al
a.m said 70 pc ihoiOusbSrsai j. IL osisrhoui.
1 y sSs
PROPERTY OF SAMUEL GAMBLE. BAN FRANCISCO. |
Comedy. ,bt; m. 1889, BY plrsstOr-DOly Nc
Bi.ss s.aus. nssa b. :.id 10 b: 100"
: by Discf Hs-S: Dr W. white. white Pi,in... 7so |
s.aa. n: c:dsr.. II uSif.c. aSsS pr,.eS s
% S.s sy ~ wSiDpi.s $ s h.SS.ionisn. M I:tn j. xss..
s.@p. so ). &. 1855 BY ttnt.i chi.f.d.m'. ~
BIps%n S.gs is ;; J,R R0' h, $40
Cardinai Jos Mclaughlin. New York k.......... $50
PROPERTY OF >. q. BABoocK. HoRSELLsvIILE N. I.
NutshsL 1854 CHI O.. 1881 BY Nutwood-Lady
Patchen by Hsrr'l hAmbrino Patchen. John
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New wL.sl R,sera. Ma. I. ra,,.

The Paris eorrsspondsnt Of London Sporting
life. writing undsr date Of March 20. Givss
the IollSHiaE item Of interest to the cycling
ak and twelve hours tandem record "a.
SitAbtshed BY Carrs Gnd Bonhours on fhs
we're IL fxeelent form, and severed In Six
hours 200 kuOme etIss 74b metres tl27 miles
metres 300 mstres l24S miles 92s JSrdsl"
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sta.ts. Assett whips winis Clark O
BrookIyn.

Stanton Abbott who has been meeting all
comers at Miners Eighth Avenue Theatre.
gave display OF what he can do In q pugills-
tic way last night. His opponent was Willie
Clark Of Brooklyn. who is considered quite .
clever boxer. in q four-round bout. Clark
got In some rather smart blows upon
the Enelishman's face and neck. In
the third. round Abbott sailed forth
Jaw. Clark was beginning TO show signs OF
distress when Abbott delivered . well, directed
blow on the Jaw. and Clark went to the floor
The latter was unable to continue.
The four-round bout between Eddie Con-
nors, East Side A. C.. and Young Glasgow,
asStins The 70" tieSisd q Il. '1%s sasisSss sSss
nightly; II Was declared a draw. John Me-
CAbe OF Youngstown. O., declared from q box
at the theatre last night that he would meet
Abbott tonight He will be accommo odated
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F.t.nss ssatss :. N.~ OrIs.a..

EEw oRLKASs. March 3o-fhs weather Gnd
track both showed light imDrOVsmsAt and
crowd And sport we're better Summaries;
EiTsg RAos-Faras S1oo; sslhlEi fer aea- Hinnsn:
"a fsrioasA ~ kleaFs. 400 y fishsEA - L sea.
arsiak ~ lsnfth And Aaai gleksdia " iCasslRl
II % Il sseoad LAak. los Ia WnhAmsh - H. Ihirt-
IlmA 1Sk Pearl q, hlhAssstA Gall hsatsVlAss.
tsele HsodFsH. Jshus sAH. Ten Day. Aad KsRA 4
ss0oaa kAss-Psrss s1oo ssniagG one mls wat
isasia ssl : kSl. 1ssIiass. ioS ~ hsssfl % l.
aacoa4s Tsnay JE. 40 Juissnl lite I, third. Iims
isik GeEsss d.l1st eaEas-. EEsslIlsE. HsITl
Tsla s.,:Ih s.,F si' "a az e.,
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~ baR ais-s,b: IMP Fio-rsyvsyerr a7 CEvere,p. Is
70 I, second; Faiatty. iO1 Nsetifnl 3 to X third.
Fsely alas ssn.
Foartb sace-Parss 400; handicap: seven ard a haf
BY three lsnsth:; PSmtrs, ~ 81 Fishsri % sec
net also ran.
longs Wetots llg - Eisher. rs 10 10, Won Ealeping
b. i've lengths Casa 1Or JutonN, to J. second John
r. i1s. THOMPSON 50 TO !. third. Tims 2Uh. Esa
Claire and Cen. Ross also ran
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81. Andrew" CLssEs- Ts.-.....l.

The managers OF the St. Andrews Athletic
Club believe in i'm proving the mental as well a.
the physical abilities Of its members and thar
they are working on . sound principle was
evidenced By the interest taken in their hAndi-
cap checker tournAms snL which has Just bssn
finished. The games. which were ali INTEREST
The sun., 1894-03-31
Dsia 70 vvIas =, 10 70 \.

CHICAGO. March 3o-Thres WELL backed Sec
end choices. one favorite, and . 10 to shot
won the races at Roby this afternoon. SUM
mAriss;
Fuss kAe.-Ftys furlsagE RiAlta los (4oor., A IN
ssa: Ssn Gordon loO !Cherne Ito l. second; Tip
Peeaaes itO Crafty TO ? third Time, :l8lg Lord
Lo1ssa.l. m..'srnan. Tommy Dixon and shsAsRdosl
sseaad kAes-Faar and . half fu,onKa Tn. pi.til-
isr lo3 lurlfinL ts2 Won; hob LyIis. los (R Tsy.
iofi ITO second shsnand Boy. VI (ChoFnl is
i;I T. ,hLd; Lnns i;oIs ks@;S B1atIupI Bryan 7.
hitd kaes-FiVs and half farlonEs LaeIndA IS
NlAyL 10 ?.rSon; sons More 90 ~ NuTphyl even
i14Sss InI. hAreslinA. Craft Viola EREht. aad CI;
fsuItA RAes-FouT fuTlsaEs. DslnoA 90 a. Taylor,
40 10 J. woa; oIgolss, 100 Read 20 to D. second ma
mis Aaa, oh tClAyL 3 10 ]. thIfd fine OF, Arkan.
q. rT.ssl,:r G.osE; 3 ki,.. =: aOId 5uT MsrsSrss
nfth kaes-sx ana = half furiongN 0sorEs W. Oe
~ nerRhyh 20 l. Won; Rosewood. io4 (Chsrnl 10
S1,S Critic. sswAnsS Las maker. and ROOksry also
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NO RUNNING At POINT BRErzE
rhiisdsiphs May Have Kneisg on New
Cour-~, However.

Course, However.
PHILADELPHIA. March 30-The outlook for
running meetings ct tho Point Breeze track
this year is not good. About one hundred
stockholders of the Philadelphia Driving PARK
Association met last evening to hear any
propositions looking to leasing the track fora
out taking any action.
It seemed to be the belief OF all concern cd
thAt there will hs no running races at Point
Brsezo this rear. Before separating the Board
Of Directors OF the Philadslphia Driving Park
Association met and decided to give an extra
sr1ttinf meeting In June at which $4,000
1.-THE meeting are June rs to ~. inclusive.
There is q scheme to build q running track
ysys for the enterprise having already been
The sun., 1894-03-31

The following cable was received at the Po-
Lee EdrekLe mica HAAfardax. Inndnn

The following cable was received at the Po-
lice Gazette once yesterday: London. March
3o.-william 4. Brady. the manager OF James
J. Corbstt and George W; Atkinson held con-
the National Sporting Club. to-day in refer.
enee TO the proposed battle between James j.
Corbett and Peter Jackson taking place In the
National Club Brady appeared we'll pleased
with the ovsrtures made by the National Club
He stated that Corbstt had no objection to
ing Club u Peter Jackson Was willing. and the
purse and conditions were suitable Fleming
stated that Lord LonsdA'e would probably Of
bett and Jackson. Brady said nothing definite
would be agreed upon until Corhstt arrives in
eireumstansss. will take place until September
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C5sls Class al DIas+r.

The third annual banquet OF the Astropoli-
tan Association Of Cycling Clubs Was held IAst
evening at the Columbia. on F0urtOenth
street. near Broadway. Covers we're laid for
lOO, aad fully that number Of young men par
took OF the good things provided End listened
70 some bright speeches by some Of the city
oHelAls aud the leagues OmesrA RsDTsssnt-
elihR clubs Of the metr0pOlitan district
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Charley Wsssr RIass Three vvI...r. .,
frtseO.
Ban FAASoIsco. March so-wsathsr clear
and aooI traak Iaaf

Ban FRANoIsco March 3o.-Wsathsr clear
and cool. track fast.
Flrst RAes-FtVs fuTl0nKs: selling Crawford IOx
81 MsbsEL 1to wsn: IIftls frAAE lo2 (TubsTviIsl
u te l. second: ChsEskss. SO (Isoml IS 70 T. third
Ine lo1 stoasmAn. Regal Welcome, Little rouEh
shantoet; tlAsstAa. Midnight h0unt cATl0A Ch1la
sseead kAes- Hail mile; two-ysaEolds: ssIlInE. oas
est, los tC Wsbsrl 20 Soh lOdsL III (SsAnAnl q
% second: VsaaA loo dryissL 9 20 I, third fine
Leets CoQasttA And GTottO Also
IAiid kles-hs; sslllLs- seville. II dssHl 7 t. s.
81 ..inas1 10 J. third Ii4s l'siA FTaaesses. Re
FsgIth R4ss-ssysa f.IloREs: hAAaisAR psBraesy
- 0leAAsl 7 % s. uOn ksrnAndis 1851 Carr "a
nms i1S3S RsA4 RssssE TAs LARK, Shd chsmIek
hfte hAss-ASSut SiE turloaEsi selling HEppx Day
lo1 " MsesrL Esa; hom1M loI tssAmAnl 10 J.
llS4 friK, kssIs hiddLst0h. Asa Daks stevens
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UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA. ~;
COIIE0E &
Catcher GAIiaEhsr'- Death the Result or .
FTightIuI FAN.

SCRANTON March 30.-JAmss Gallagher.
catcher OF the Eureka base ball team. and for
time member ofths Scranton State League
team In 1892, died to-day from the effects OF .
two days ago.. Gallagher dropped 160 feet
down the shalt. but escaped being crushed
Into = snApeless mass BY catching the wire
hiS death.
The sun., 1894-03-31

HAVANA. March So.-A match game Of Dool
WAs played last sVsainE bstwssn AanninE
ana Ds ORC. The Eams vas Woa by AAnnInS
with brilliant plAyS
The sun., 1894-03-31

nsnthJ meeting "a April z 'NA-'-E
ies saasAl Tses meet 81 ths Harlsu Whss!u.., -,
D AsA SsPt 10 A. the hankAttAn Fisld "a
An salsu ansAl Slu b hsld by ths n.,s.,h -,
EsA sf sESskiys ~ he cEssTiss Tassirs ~ 49, lss
The sun., 1894-03-31

AsstiAE.
The annual meeting Of the Hudsoa River
LAVA Tennis Association was held At the
Murray Hill Hotel on Wednesday. when the
following ofissrs were elected; President K
W. Lancaster. Yonkers Lawn Tennis Club; +;
vies-Prssidsnt Lieut. r r Davis. West POias
Club; SECRETARY and Treasurer. Robert NJ Fer
RE. Poukhkespsis Club The above oI1esrs.
low Olub. and p G. Myers. YeAkSrS Clab con
stltuts the Executive Committee. Il vas de-
srs on the grounds Of tAs YoaEsTs clab about
June 20
The association nov has thirtssn clubs on
the Hudson River in the organization. And is Z
msmpsr Of the Unitsd states National Lava
Tennis Association
The sun., 1894-03-31

Esrnsd ,gn..N.n YOrl, Z I've has. hit. .-st.nOrd.
Wilson. o'Brsn, sAIloy Stolen bas.s-wsrd (3D. van
HAliIsn a. Doyis. weseIyelL First base errors
:rv:lt oa ci.ri. 2: "a wa.fin., IA s.rssi out
stafford. Doyle 90. Double plAy-nanhin. Manning.
and oConnor. Left on bass.-N.w roTk. u Jssper l.
wild pitehes-Westervelt ]; WAtkins . Passed balls
-Doyls, 2: o'Ss, 4 Tims-2o6 Umpirs-Hartlsy.
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA, %; WILLIAMS
COLLEdE 5.
PHmADELPHIA. March 30-Ths opening
game Of the college season here was played
this afternoon between the mines Of the Uni-
Nersity OF Pennsylvania and Williams College.
The MassAehu sets boys were defeated by ths
score OF % to s The score:
I.n1n:ylvAniA-' E.11:;I, "A 6eeS o-as
Base hits-Psnnsylysnia. lo; wiliiAmA & Errors-
PsnnsylVAniA. o; Williams. l5.
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RsineskA....75 las ala 500 <7a b5s cas- 7ax sxe
New Utrecht 81 1<1 2lA 900 oS8 <o< $50 $50 75d
W. H. WoodA
Avsrsss--Rsinsets Ios As; New uuseht. Ibl la
The sun., 1894-03-31

:i s $: s. e: :ss 81 81 :.i s!i IS
Cmpns-N HAutson. seoFsrs-R Lounsbsfy ana
Wa FiaAsE AvsrSss-Esh0 iss IS; GonfeS lea a.
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BswilaE Games Ts-sIEAt,

BAAss FogHHAhEsL
va Continental
NHoLSsALs DHUG TRADE IoUAEAEEsE
Dodge a oieott Va whItAn fatzm A Co s..harx Il
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wilson AvsraGs-Nsw Ctrsoht l5o l6. Logan, iia
The Brooklyn national tournament. which has been
rolled since October lAst the Elephant CIub
honss alleys brought to . sueeessfuI
last night The seorssi
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Austin AvsraEs-orehard. l7v 10: Kitty. l5l.
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nnsl gamss in the Uncle sam bowling tournament At
FrRsnklsr ausys last night. The orchards wen two
gamss tyang the fdsasfor the nrst prize. The
riRsr aAur
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Totals. Is 10 II $50 Total. ....itiIi0 7si
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-05-09
CHAPTER II.

Let US go back a few weeks and con-
meet the chain Of events.
The thunder of a hundred guns had
been let loose at Charleston, and the
south was rushing to rms. One who
has not witnessed the beginning of wal
cannot comprehend the insanity Of ex-
element which accompanies the pas
sage of each fateful day. We of the north
were delaying, hoping, trying to make
ourselves believe that war would be
averted, though no n could tell how.
While we were delaying the south was
acting. No man in any southern com-
munity dared talk Of peace. While the
north raised regiments the south put
brigades into camp and planned cam
paign. While the north waited the
south possessed itself of fort after fort.
The streets Of every city echoed the
tread of marching men; every village
was aroused by the music Of the fife and
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-05-09

"Holt. men, halt! Those who are not
co,oords Wiu fouow me-"
ment, are in front of Jackson's men.
The battery is wheeling into position,
when the Virginia regiment is Ordered
to charge it. With a wild cheer, the
command dashes forward, but to meet
with such a whitening volley from the
western men that it falls back in n
fusion. Let us follow the company ON
the right. AS it falls back its captain is
left lying on the field. The first lieu
tenant should be in command, but
neither he nor his fellow officer seeks to
rally the disorganized men. The COM
pany is breaking, back in a mob right
under Jacksonis eyes, when a private
seizes the flag from the panic stricken
color bearer and shouts:
"Halt, men, halt! Those who are
not towards will follow me-"
It was too late to rally the company
as a whole. It was breaking back on
the reserve, headed by its two lieuten-
ants, but at the call to rally about 80
Of the men turned and raised a cheer
and,followed the fsg. The sigh OF the