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The sun., 1894-12-12

Ten Friendly Sons or st. Patrick Rsstrr
Because They Couid.'t Get O.e.


Because They Couidn't Get O.e.
Because Of the reelection Of John O. Kelley -
President of the Friendly Sons OF ST. Patrick OF
Brooklyn, Mt the annual meeting week ago, ten
OF the oldest members of the society have re-
signed. They are: Ex-Fire Commissioner I3er-
nard Gallagher. Postmaster Sullivan, John CAL
lsgher, principal Of the Training School for
Teachers in Rycrson street; James Keenan,.
Peter Comerford. james Cusack, eI-Judge
Thomas Kenns Richard Healey, Thomas Bur-
kett, and Michael Loughran. They say they be-
lieve that younger man should have been put 40
the head OF the organization to infuss new blood
into it.
The opposition to Mr.. Kelley manifested itself
Just year ago, when he was q candidate for re-
election 1t is said the trouble IL not of polit-
ical nature. The older members OF the organi-
Zation want younger men at the helm. When
Mr.. Kelley's election was announced some Of his
opponents left the room. and on the following
tary.
Postmaster Sullivan said last night: " when
some of the old members made suggestions
Rsrding the last election they wero ignored. and
then they thought 1t time to get out. The or
Ranization is purely for patriotic and social
purposes, and there Is no feeling between the
men who have resigned and those who are still
members. All Of them have been lifelong
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TotaIa ....Iie7 v $50
COLuhBIAN.


The Liberty Wheelmen beat the Castle CycIsrs
ia the Hheellnen's League games rolled the Avon
Hall alleys BFookly n, LIST hlghL The scores:
FuEr
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The SyI.usr. at 'FrI.es.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 1.-THE weather was
fine and the track slushy to-day. Attendance
was good. Summaries:
First Race. About six furlongsi selling. san Luls
Rey, lOl ". Carr, TO D, Jake Johnson IUl N
Hi), 20 second; Jennie Deane, lOl (w. Flynn 5
to l. third Time, l;2ln. "
Second RAce-Six furlongs. Ethel Dixon, SO CR
IsOm) TO woni MAinstay llO (COneyl, TO g. sec-
ondi Playful lO7 70. Weber,, 10 ., third. Time.
Third RAee-siE furlongsi selling, Monroyia, 100
(Henrlcks) even, won ChArtreuse, l01 tIt IsOInl 3
g l. second FIrtiilA. 81 * Jonesl. osto l. third
Fourth Race-ssysn furIonEs; selling. Sligo, In3
~. CARR, TO won; Whitestone, 100 &C. " ebsrl
Time, 1 ;BS. =
Fifth Raee-About slI furlongs; selling obee IOI
(CheValier), 10 TO l. won: pOcEstader so Uenricksl
70 l. second; Gold Bug. l07 TO- Weber,, to /, third
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AN ENGLIsHMAN,s VIEWS.
4 aeps that . Way Nay Ne Fs.aa ts nrsak
the DsAdlSek

LONDON, Dec. 1.-THE Morning Post. In COM
menting on Lord Dunraven's challenge for the
AmertcaS Cup, will say tomorrow:
"Ths New York Yacht Clubs provisional an
swer to the challenge is not likely to meet lord
DunraVen's objections. II the Cup Committee
maintain the position taken under the Deed Of
Gift OF 1887. the proposed match must be
abandoned, and the holders OF the cup will only
have themselves TO blame for the course forced
upon the challenger.
It Is unfortunate that the Deed OF Gift should
he introduced again just At the moment when it
Was confidently expected that match would be
arranged The Americans must see that Eng
ish yachtsmen will not have anything 20 do
with the document, Nobody knows this better
than e1-Commodore Smith OF the New York
Yacht Club. The ten months notice difhoulty
could easily be overcome by a mutual arrange
ment.
II must be regretted that the Cup Committee
has apparently declined 70 adopt course in the
interest OF international yachting. Ii u 70 bs
hoped that way will BE- found to escape from
the apparent deadlock"
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TO M1kE oAxo1xe xoRE PorULAR.
Asvoestss tss Methsss tAst nav. sees
Proposed ~ Tke sun.


The London EYeld Of Dec. comments upon
the proposed changes in the racing rule, Of the
American Canoe Association as follows;
Gradually bus aons the less surely, . reaction :.
spreading among canoennen toward fostering useful
type Of canoe. The difference of opinion at the pres.
ent time appears 10 be merely 10 the mode Of
ing out the reformation We last week commented
upon Mr. Trsdwsna suggestion set forth his letter
which published that racing classification should
be dropped" and All races be hsndIcsp.," and We
pointed out that hsndicsppins simply an arbitrary
ieveine Of all that + good and expert In boat and
man 70 the standard Of the bad and the durer. Pos
,Iby the Inspiration Of mi, suggested mode OF reviv
ing the useful waited from over the Allan
tic by the mails Of last week for have before
nesting of n. R@sr,es. Gspes mSies
was held Albany on ths i2th q last month AZ ,hs.
shall make =. races :: fer :. possible hsndcep
dlcspplns be made in difference Of time In starting
A. 70 whether such movement or change win be
fecti well swsrs that the stats u racing in Imefics
land ppe pPobsoy The oeec0ss ions
spPy %s n IN sc N but h We TSsd es
g & shs A. As,PsinSp o 70 solve The object n view
this can best be brought sbout IN any club in Eng
by rs.tiicslons thst : racing machine cannot come
snjoymsnt OF .peed rss anu spoil It's quiet
IL will be seen that the Field condemns
the proposed handecapping scheme, and recom-
mends cruising class as the best means OF re-
the plan advocated by Il Tas 'S suN for = tho psst
two years as the only feasible way to increase
snss.d ~ isrg, IN IN , ca1nX was dis-
soon after the annual meet and again last
month, after the meeting of the Executive Com
form or other there is little hope for a revival
OF canoe racing In either country.
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a New soIr Ass0sIstIOa 10 Ne OrE.HIEsa
A Tkis CIty.

The sRAual msstiAg Of the 81 Andrews Golf Club
for the election Of Ocers viii be held gt Demonicss
tonighL The club AZ pFese Is In nOuTishlng eondl
ton The msmbership l. now full and there are
twsnty Rihs upon the waiting Lat Il "a pro
posed 70 lengthen the from 500 20 OJB yarls
which viii make i the Longest nineh hole couTsr In
world
ihe pEoposed amateur golf association or tls
Y Jnlsed STATES = vel undsr azy. and meeting Nlu
" held IN this eiy a early date Tor e elscon o.
onlcers aHQ tue making u rules g0Eera bOth
opea aud alIsteur elaIaploaAhlpa
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M.RILN URow. shamrock A. Q. New YorE.


The hTst trap shooting competition among the mem
6ers Of the newly organised Bergen Gun Club de-
eded on the club eld at Flatlands yesterday after
noon. Edward J. Reynolds won the contest for the
club cup in good style Il was st birds each
The result was; Edward J. Reynolds, 2s yards. Z; VIII
liam II. RyersOn, 2s yards. Q; Peter J. Bronson, 90
yards, Q; John W. Norris. 60 yards, O.; Henry K.
Schmidt, 20 yards, ); ueRry W. Murphy, "a yardI a.
Charles ID. Long, "a yards 4
sweep, miss and out. clay birdS followed Every
nan shot from tue xdyard marx Ths result was!
keynolds, o. hysrsoR, .; BEonson, o. Norris. 4;
,ihs fourth sEoot' Tor t6s Rolidsy Cup Of the New
Utrecht kuu and Gun Club VIII 10 held ~ MoOdlaVn
FaIE uu CnrstInAs morning.
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TO REVITE THE s. L. Il. O.
Efforts In that Direction Are Being Made
by the Old CIub,s CrIckelera.

pS bhc olu tiub's 1ricketerB.
The crlcketsrs OF the Staten Island A. C.,
nothing daunted by the failure and disbanding
OF thsir parent body, mean TO make another ef-
fort for success next year. II is understood that
they have made arrangements for the use of the
grounds and club property, and. II they can OBJ
tain sufficient backing will again launch forth
as a prominent organization. The cricketers
have long contemplated building up the late
athletic club, and they have some energetic ON
GERS 10 direct their efforts. The Staten Island
Cricket CLUB is their only rival in tho near
vicinity, but as the latter has no running track
they will hardly interfere with those Who might
join for training purposes. The track can he
put in good order at little expense. while the
tennis courts, which were ready last year. can
be got ready at weeks notice. IL is thought
that there are 4 sufficient number Of residents
OF Staten Island to support the two clubs
The cricketers of the y. /. A. O. will have a
dinner and smoking concert at the old club
house, West New Brighton, next Saturday
night when plans for next season will be
nounced.
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BAD LITTLE sAMUELs OF PosxM.
CssIa NOt Resist the Tss sptatIoa ts steal
S1o . Customer Dropped.

MosTCLAIR, Dec. ll.-SAmuel Fell IL years
old. and Harry SrulL years old, OF Newark!
came here this morning TO sell shoe laces. They
stopped at the home OF Mrs. Henry Brooks of 20
Orange avenue, and shs bought TWENTY-FIVE
cents worth OF laces. In paying the boys she
dropped $50. She missed the money before the
boys left, and asked them IL they hsd tax en- IT,
One OF the boys held up his hands and said /:
money"
Mrs. Brooks let the boys go and sent for the
police The boys were arrested and the money
found on them. The Recorder sent them 10
Newark for trial, W
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Fo..a I.Iur.a ..a Dy,.x In |. preIxA. Car.

WORCESTER, Mass, Dec. ia man who was
found in an unconscious condition In freight
car in the Boston and Albany Railroad yard on
Saturday evening died at the City Hospital this
morning. His clothes contained tho names r.
l.. Naill J. III. Vail. and O. H Vail. The police
looking from the car door. The railroad men
believe the man was assaulted By tramps,
he was found The body is awaiting identincA-
tion
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Esl..a It. ..a dee P.tsL.s MateLsa As.,..

Kansas CITY, Dec. lO.-RylAnd T.. 2:O7St,
champion trotting gelding Of the world. and Joe
Patohen, 2;O4, the champion pacing stallion
have been matched for . race on Saturday next
At the Exposition Park hAlf-mils track in this
city. mile meats. best three in iiye, for 81 900
side. Joe PGtchsn is to carry nifty pounds extra
weight
Ryland T.s owner, Patterson Stewart, was
not satisfied with his horses defeat At Dallas
last Saturday, and wants 70 try again
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AssthsP Drawn Game Retwee. Abba aad
ShOMAIter.

AdOlph Albin opened tho seventeenth game
Of his chess match with ShowSlter at the Man
haitian Chess Club on Monday afternoon at
o'clock with Ruy Lopez, which Showalter de-
Tended with 3. knight to bishops third. After
fighting unfit after O'Clock yesterday morning
the contest had to be adjourned. SeVentErfOur
moves had been made. Yesterday afternoon at
O'Clock play was resumed, and after four addi-
ttbnRl moves the contest was declared . draw.
shOwalter still leads, with eight victories 20 four.
Five games have been drawn, but they do not
count in the record.
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Fen.syIvanis's Football rronts This Year.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 1.-THE receipts from
the three big football games played by the Uni
versity Of Pennsylvania team this year were
S65, 5,3S1.75, and the expenses for the same were
S2O,457.oo. This net profits from these games
were S22. .4B1.S1, an equal amount being divided
between the other three colleges. The receipts
from other games make the years profits reach
nearly $4,000.
The Athletic Association OF the university is
now for the first time in its history free from
all Indebtedness and has In its treasury nearly
$4,000 On Oct ], 1893, the deficit amounted
TO SS,552D7, in addition to an Indebtedness TO
the Board of Directors individually of some
81 800. making q total of about 81 O,O00.
The membership Of the Athletic Association
Is now S50, Of which 3l5 are graduates, 492 un-
dergraduates, and 90 life members.
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WIaAsrs .t East 1t. Lou,s.

EAST ST.. LOUIS. Dec. lI.-Ths following Il q
summary OF to-dAy's races:
First RAee-Fiye-e ghthS OF mile. Lakewood Won
AemahA second. 0Old Spree third. Time, l.ua.
Second Racs-Fiyeelghths OF . mile. Abe Coha
won. Serquet second. George 5. third Time OK.
Third Raee-EleEen,si ktesnths Of mile. OhelSA
won, Jim Dunn second, Lillian third Tune, l:I5.
Fourth RAce-One mile. ST. LEO and Little George
dead neat, Pestllence third. Time .50
Fifth Race-Ihree- quarters OF . mile. ChATtreuss
won. Sullivan second. Helen third. Time, I:2I.
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Cops sr BroskIy.. Br.e. Upi

Police Superintendent Campbell OF Brooklyn
yesterday called all the Captains before him and
called their attention TO the increase OF rob
berries in the city. lie said that snfficient vigil
lance was not exercised by the patrolmen, and
ordered tho Captains TO sec that their men
should be more faithful. IL is said that IL the
robberies continue Commissioner wellss will
ReaQIk
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The O.I-Is. sT Clyde 1asAt..s..

LoSDoS. Dec. 1.-THE Clyde yAehtsmsn are
satisfied with the reply OF tho New York Yacht
Club 70 Lord DunraVsn's challenge. although
they IN nix that an eight months term OF notice
would De preferable % ten months notice.
The consensus Of opinion among yachtAmsn Is
that Carter as captain OF the British boat would
be preferable 70 CrAnheld.
The sun., 1894-12-12
wLs was ,rL,s Ma,

A wsn-dressed man about 2s years old was
found dead seated on the doorstep OF 81 Leroy
street b. milkmAn early yesterday morning.
There was nothing by which he could be identi-
NED. lie wore black sack coat and WaistcoAt
gray striped trousers, and white wOOllen under
wear. Nothing Of value was found except a
caiaeo ring and jewellers check for a gold
Death Was due 20 leart disease.
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No More Religious Exercises Il. A.soais
Schools.

ANsoNIA. Conn. Dec. ia religious war here
was stopped last night by the Board Of Educa-
tion voting to omit all religious exercises in tho
public schools. Tho question has been exciting
considerable interest and began because Miss
bradley Of the Park row school punished the
child OF Catholic parents because he refused To
with the other pupils. Miss Bradley referred
the matter to Superintendent Angleton, who
brought it before the Board.
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tOurnsment Brooklyn. las. Monday Si'JS night: '
TIRsT CANE
Friday NIght-Msy, 17i; Hocker, 1s5; linn III
Goldsmith, 11s; Zimmerman. 100. Total, 7ss. =
Kings County No. 1-0ttmer, 1871; Dietrich, 107
7SA.
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Esgiish Sporting Reporters to Rs Charged
with Serious Crime.

LONDON, Dec. 1.-THE death of George Smith.
the puGilist, from injuries received in his con-
test with Dummy Winters in Holborn Hall
on Dec. :, has resulted in the arrest OF three
sporting newspaper reporters. together with tho
timeEeeprr and the promoter of the night. They
vii be charged with being accessories to the
crime Of granddaughter.
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Roxers' Asd wrestIers' Medals Are Nov
Ready for DIstrIbutIon,

The medals for The winners Of the boxing an
wreSt ng championships If Ihe Metropolitan AIsOr.l
tipn, 4. =. r.. N'h'h we're held gt Nrwgrs two year
ago, now ready Tor dIstritU:lOu, Tue succeSsfu
cantu1ats can receive ~ i- IIFtElS by calling at IN
secretary : once, 2iI EruatU A., tnis city.
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FoarAii VIII Csaesas Odds ts Gallagher az
1Alk-lias Billiards.

Edward Fournil, the French bllllArdiss made .
match yesterday afternoon with Thomas Gallagher OF
Chicago. whom he defeated at cushion eaTroms IAst
week. to play b&lklins billiards At Dalys Academy
for six nights for $3.50 side. FouTn will in
this game 20 concede to Gallagher odds OF OO0
polnts- The FrenchmAn thinks that he can average
" IhlT.x A. he game Gallagher made grand average
champion OF PennsyiyanlA. and hs thinks he can
% the same with FouTnl Tue match will begin next
Monday night
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ssa. ROstL oysrt.1ss.

DESyER' Dec. ll.-Gen. Booth left for Colo.
rAdo Springs this Afternoon. The high altitude
and constant strain of speaking thrss and fous
times day have told on the salvation warrior
and he was barely able 10 carry out last nigbt's
Programme a. the Coliseum. n j thought hs
"ilI be compelled 10 abandon his Westsrn tou :,
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Stages Eleven to Play the California
ChampIOns.

CHICAGO, Dec. 11.-Mansger Stagg Of the Chi
cago University football eleven received a tele-
gram last night from II. S. Hicks of Leland
Stanford University guaranteeing $1,000 and
privilege of 40 per cent. of the net receipts for
match game at San Francisco on Christmas
DAY. The terms have been accepted. The Stan
ford eleven won the championship OF California
on Thanksgiving Day.
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Mrs..II.E lsr T~o dom. NItLe., . E.n.

CNcIANAu, Dec. 1.-THE Reaks ana Luttberg Wres-
ulRE match last hight resulted In a draw. after two
hoais without fall EyeFy hold vent Including
~ s,TAnEieE which Luttbsrs played for. bat Vas
hh-bie 70 hold his grip Il . s.lentidc
,ttugsle- AileF Eorkins Tor Two houIs Inttberg
- I+ne slck AZ the stIularl. and VIII the CON
,tlt az l4r1 - except the ape Lalors.
'.-frl draw Harvey farker 0f Erie Pa one OF tls
GALE. AUD put ~ : u % forf.aL, = '-'-''
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All the El.etioa Rst.r.. :. An..y.

ALBANY, Dec. ll.-An OF the election returns
have been received at the once Of the Secretary
of State. those from Kings county arriving to-
day. Secretary OF state Palmer to-day issued q
call for the state officers TO meet as Board Of
CAnVAsIers at s o'clock ON Thursday afternoon,
when the returns will be cAnyaSsed.
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zs~.--..s wan s.n wnso.. she IA

LExKGTOS, Dec. 1l.-BoWsrmAn Brothers
have decided 10 sell at Aution about half Of their
tTottsrs, among them being the famous stallion
Wilton, 2:lyl4, dam Allie, BY Rysdyks Ham
bletonian. Wilton Is the sire VI large number
OF fast trottsrs, aud $4,000 Was once refused
for him He u IA years old.
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william l.. Hsxsm.. H..s. H,-..,E

William l.. uegeman of "a Church street
Jersey City, hanged himself in his barn yester.
day morning. He had been respondent for some
time on account OF illness.
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Totals s.....14I9 IT
Totals. ...-ll 22l 1853
uAMK.
AURORA oRArA.
OXFORD,

Totals.......6 rs 10 7SO
GAME
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The Bantan DId Not Fight.

SFw oEirsNs. Dec. ll.-Friday, Dec. IA is the date
hKed for the Gshi between Rowen and Lavigna The
bantam match arranged for to night was declared
on. C"nnnr wa, not IN condition and Madden refused
to meet barry.
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Ivss wan Nst ray ssL-sEss - CusAIsa
CarrSAA

cElcAso. Dec. lI.-.FEARk @ Isss t0dsy refused %
play schaefer - cuzhloa carronA and decned
sideF any prODdsltioa for match schaefeF Aad Splnk
the California player haze decided " staFt ! AZ
line billiaEdA
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Tas fSTSs SSsd 4 h'
rRsT CANE .....
Friday NIsht--Msy, i7i; Hooker. 1sS, linn. III
'pIntn %ing, nc,n ny 1mmsrmsn 100 Total yss M,
pittmar iSS! Bensrt. les: LsuIen6errsr, iSS Total
SECOND eAxE.
Rings County No. l-Ottrner, 100, Dietrich, 1877;
Dlttmar. 16si Bienert 1so; Laubenberger. lsp Total
Ns,,sSoi, laa Ahrepd i5s y!ehsrn. i9ci
TnIRD GAME
5sSs snS.sa III 4Gs TsSssrn S 1885,
Goldsmith, fSs: zime rm.n, fS5. rotsi 75n 75nn' i'O'
oF.ssseE .ss N q, Dee The following II. result.
orange Field Club and RoseViiIe A Al
TIRsr GAME
cbsSa 1885, ya h.s.l fss plnb Sf KeiSh. Si
ris South orange r c.Mlddledtch, 1io, Roberts. lea
SECOND aANE.
Roseville A. A-Van Ness, l79i Chedlster. 1B1; 4;
Fisher. IiiI Snaey iaS Meyers, ias. Total. Tts
ElIlabeh e, "a rolled two scSsned games tSs
alleys on Monday night The scores;
FIRST oAnk.
aiss:y S Wins SiNsTss iss Meyer iiSi GfRssaG'y fss ia,
1861 nsss Ia Dmos sS S dts RsIi: sd d5to' Fleming
SECOND GAME.
= Jersey City A C-Eewkirk 1G9: Coriner, 1es,
bcudder, 1905 Wilms, 12e; Meyer. 19d Total, Tsb.
kllzabeth A. C.Elis, l2s; H. Davis, 166; Pope, 1853;
Lane. lOSi Dimock, 1S1 Total. sSo.
. The Franklin team lost two game, In the Annexed
District tournament on Monday night The scorei
FIRST aAME.
Enendship-Snyder. 15d; whelpiey, 100, Kroemer.
1875 Post, 1BS; Ritsert. 1862. Total, zoe.
melrose-Cordes, 16l: Mustermann 1871, Hutchingp,
l15; Herring l62; Daum. l43. Total. G70.
SECOND oAAfE.
Friday Afternoon-Stumpf, 147; Ledogsr. 1877;
Wisweli. l5a; Pump. 150; Ford. 100 Total, 77a
friendship-Sn Snyder, 16<; WheIpley, 1I2; Kroemer,
VI; Post, l23; Risert sS Total, sos.
THIRD GAME.
rvridT Friday ,Afternoon,stumpt 100; Iedogsr, 1885,
Merose-Cordes, los; husterInann. Ib4; Hutehings
lTS; Herring. l67; Daum, 154. Total. S3l.
FOURTH GAME.
l7e; Lutr, 1el; Staedeie. IlT. Total s7a ' N'
Franklln-Maier, 1872; Meierdierks 1lo; Schuma acher
1917 stein lo2; sievers, l80. Total. 767.
Franklin-Maier, 1S2; Meierdiercks 1elt schu-
macher, 1t6; stein. 1872; Sleyers, l6S. Total 7p2.
X. n Rnickerbocker.Meyer, 1871; Briggs, 189: Henshaw,
SIXTH GAME.
Knickerbocker-Meyer, 1872; Briggs, $50; Henshay
1876 kirtsnd, 100; La Forest III. Total, $50.
, Swfss.American-Stein, 2Q5; Aescbbach, 1877; Bill,
III; Lutz. 1875 staedele, i73. Total soy.
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Rings County No. I-ottner i06, Dietrich, ~
pittmar los; Bienert 40; Laubenberser, lse. Tota
Casino. RogRe. l4e; Ahrend. 1856 wIchern, ise
Nettelholt, 12Oi Dohermann. liz. Total, 7t0.
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oRLseE, NJ J., Dec. 1.-The following the results
y the games rolled last night between the South
orange Field Club and Rosevlfle A. Al
The sun., 1894-12-12

ksttelhoit; 90; Dohernann, 9i0 Total, S0f,
n FIiday Nght-Mhy, 1875 Hooker. 1896 Linn. ~
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- 80 ether = jaIt - good a. WssAkary'.
Asial ssaS for Lhe kklu. scalp aud CoiuDltn-
~ .oa. because sAa h. " ssablEy, tie liTea.
~ ief, hAa had ~ Year, szDrricnce tFeating tha
toles5 Siih sSssJ eAkA 4 ABzEs AatiIsDtis 49,.
The sun., 1894-12-12

The Manhattan b. C. i've played In good forr At the
U ncle Sam alleys last night, and gained . double
victory in the metropolitan Association OF Cycling
Clubs tournament The scores;
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Gossip Of the ISIsx.

Wan Eddie l.osLer kindly call at The Sun oncs TO-
night At $50 o'clock
lnly P!immsr says that he will not permit his
brother Jack TO nght any more. He wants Jack 70
learn some good trade.
Al Allen XouS to h,ht Young GalIsg CHER at I0b
p"Gnds, give or take Two pounds, Allen suggests
that Gallagher meet him at 1iE SuS ON gnt be-
tween AMI 1880 O'Clock
Joe Harmon, vino defeated eX-Amateur Middle.
weight JACK Van Hputen last Friday night out with
\ challenge TO nVht any lEnt weight ia the bus lupss
Harmon s willing To take "n BObby Do6bs Joe Wal
colt
Tom COOney. the younger brother of Mike Cnnney
the former l&y-pOund champion ~ New England is
wiling 10 go abroad aud night Cor'eld at he pounds
Coonry declares tnat lie VIII ngit anybody iu lie
world a. that weight should CoTnd refuse 10 accept
his challenge.
To EpToR oF nIE sUN-Sir. am willing 10
call Peck Bsrry's blum aud arrange to fight him
o. 100 pounds, weigh In at the ring slde. Wil meet
MARIN GROW, shamrock A. q, New York
CANpEN ~ J., Dec ll.-Jim Judge of Scranton, Pa
aud Charles Wood of this city, hoth light weights
fought 10 finish IN haIa near Berlin Lhis morning
for purse Of $500 Skintight gloves were usiI.
Wool broke small bone IN his hand and gaze up
hLht in ht thirteenth rOuuu Seventy -iSe sporting
men paid - each to STE the mill
4 nine TUuud hght with sk.n-tight gloves was de-
cided al NrwOwu, l. l., resort At an carly hour yes
trriay morning. Jack Edward uf brouklyn and Nike
conway of ssrSrv city the uppusinf, pair. The
take one pOund. Both scaled 49, pounds, IL was 4
game aud hard struggle. Edwards got home ieft-
handler flush On the "a. In the ninth rouRd aud Con
Nay went down and out
The sun., 1894-12-12
THE RosEDILEs WIN.
They Beat Tive Teams from Broekiyn-
Other Tsurn snent Games.

Two Brooklyn teams opposed to the Rosedaie
bowlers at the Germanla Assembly Rooms alleys last
night. The local men were lucky in the nrst game
although they only succeeded in scoring 7ss. The