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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-23
Jake schaerer's spraIned Wrist ExAniasd
with the Rays.

CHICAGO, Jan. 22.-According to a special
from St. Louis to a morning paper. Jacob
Schaefer, the well-known billiardis;, will prob.
ably soon have to retire as u professional. His
wrist, which was severely Sprained by q fall
from street car In this city last winter. is the
cause. Yesterday DIR. Heber Roberts, a st.
Louis specialist. made n critical examination OF
Schaefers wrist with the y rays, and revealed
MANNED condition OF the bones and llgamsnts
that surprised the crack roller OF the ivory
hal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-23

The outing Athletic Club will sndeavor to:bring
on the skating championship at Silver Lake. staten
Island. next Tuesday, Wednesday. ana Thursday.
This change is made there Is ve,y lille chance OF
getting new ice ut stamford at present. Tho Ice a
Silver Lake was 10 very tair condition yesterday.
ana II the temperature gets down TO freezing the
chances ior skating good The lake be
reached BY WAY Of the staten Island ferry. thence
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-23
Sportsman's 6ppds.
"Kimball" Bicycle.

Made in New York and for sale at fac
tory, 3o7' 800 West Broadway; also by
E. A. Beckwith, 200 Broadwayi
II. S. Gates, 1853 Broadway;
Seharles Bros, 90 West 73d ST.
Frank T. Duttson, $50 Western Boulevard
John Wood, $40 Lenox Ave
Phillips Mnfg. Co.. 100000 w. B'dway N. Y.
| & CLUB , sKATEs. sse p.ir; ls.tss 4couad. II
D5sASf aSih3 3is'S'' 81 s9 ass iSS s.ssss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-23
on 1mE sEvExrH,s RAMON
The Abeei. Kemp, and Clark Trophy
Matches Fintshed.

The Abeel. Kemp, and CLARK trophy matches.
which have been going on for the past week on
the Seventh Regiments range were. brought to
n successful conclusion last night. Company
rs men won the Abeel match with total Of $40
points. The Kemp match was won by Company
BIS team with q total Of i.l13 points. breaking
the old record by 10 points. whilo In the Clark
trophy match Company F's men scored 2,144
points. breaking the old record held by them
selves by rs points. Last nights SCORES follow:
AnErI. MArca-cnupAnx
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-23
Schoolboys Meet.

The delegates to tho Long Island Inter
scholastic Athletic League held their regular
monthly meeting at Adelphi Academy In
Brooklyn yesterday afternoon. The schools
represented were Brooklyn High, BROOKLYN
Latin. Poly Prep" ST. Paul. Adelphi AcAd-
The second annual indoor games OF the league
win be held on Saturday afternoon, Feb. 20.
at the Cycle Club, Flatbush avenue and Han
son place. The games will DO open TO all pre-
paratory schools In tho United States. The
programme will comprise ten events AS follows;
5oyard dash, So.yard dash. for boys under 10;
sysd srn a2SyArs sAs mile run
running high jump, and pole vault.
Gold. silver. and bronze medals will be
awarded to the first three men In each event.
OF points. on the basis OF Ave for first three
for a second and ono for third banner viii
cents. and all entries will close with L. ii. ier.
rick. 5t2 Carroll street. Brooklyn, on Saturday,
s-The committee on basketball receiysd tho
sanction for tournament which will begin on
Feb D, The schedule adopted is a. follows:
ALCHEMY SS Sro r5sg s hrs and Adeph
I,I r,I, BTD1kS& hsE school Poly Prep"
sdEG fssai rS;P Gss Ts;n School
SCHOOL sh School vs. PsasT ia1,a
school, and &depSi academy y" VS. Poly PGspy Latin
The league decided to add throwing the discus
DO ' Of %r thS oTns 70 Tho
ly School Athletic Association OF this CITY hayo
changed Its date to Feb. -.
Rules for the Revolver shoot at the Garden.
AZ special meeting held yesterday to arrange
details for the revolver shoot the ,ominV sporIa
mems Exhibition. Il was decided TO have separate
e,ssos. Tor police military. and any special
and committee was appointed TO formulate rules
OF competition. The distance VAS nxed al 40 yards
and the size OF targets will be considered a the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-23

The hockey teams OF the New York A. c. and Nsv
York Hockey Club the third time this season
At the ST. Nicholas Skating Rink last night, and
each score two goals.
lively game of hockey decided 1t the C1er.
mont Avenue Ice skating Rink In Brooklyn lass
niRht. The-undefeAtcd 81. Nicholas team OF this
Two fifteen minute halves" were played and the
New Workers. won. The was; 81. Nichoias rs
goals; the Hockey CLUB OF Montclai-. o. Following
the hockey match there was one mil. open 20
all senoolboys, the event being the Greater New
York Handicap 10 Roy see, South Brooklyn
Wheelmen, scratch, won In 3 minutes "a o. SEQ.
Simmons third.
The game OF hockey between the Naval Reserves
and New York Juniors proved interesting attrac-
uon at the Ice skating Palace last night TIE teams
put up an excellent article OF hockey. The wAsi
New YORK q; Naval Reserve, Q. After tho hockey
match A. sweery OF this city aud r. Warner OF hos
ton were the contestants In u mile race War.
ner won In minutes 4 As secondG fritEy GerneP
broke IN. record ut broad jumping on skates by
jumping IL feet inches.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-23

The athletic association OF the Seventy rss
Regiment. n. G. n. ", anticipates some spir-
tied sport In connection with the winter games
to be held at the armory. Park avenue and
OF fourteen events includes all the most popu-
lar features Of Indoor sport A quarter
mile run for the championship OF the regi-
will also be an eight-lap team relay. an obstacle
race. bayonet race, high jumping, and bicycle
and dancing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-23
B7s%@$;9E';;e,
CALEB v. SMITH, Manager.
Fulton St., cor. De Kalb Av., Brooklyn
NEWS or THE WHBELMEN.
STEPS Tskes to OrEss,.s .. Associates .
Clubs-Notes.

STEPS Takes 10 orEs.'.s -. Associates 90
CIubs--Notes.
A meeting Of the Reorganization Committee
Of the Metropolitan Association OF Cycling
Clubs held at the Hotel Bartholdi
last night, and representatives were present.
from tho Metropolis. Metropolitan. Morris.
Harlem, Century. Riverside. Manhattan. Green
s.y city cub Jn%.. oS. II
man Of The nesting. and AdolDh o.sm.n. Man
received from twenty clubs sienifyine their
intention OF Joining the new association. 1t has
New York Bicycle Association. A COMMITTEES
Sonststne Of Nessrs. Frick klucker. EbcranI.
and simms WAS appointed TO draw up a consti.
tuition and bylaws. A meeting for the forma-
ton OF q permanent organization will Be held
New ofncers haze been elected By the Lineola
ffea wooa ao Vice u frs.id:ns. john Hayden sser.
t.ry. Alfred p. Butcher Treasurer. cornslius het-
iss Sss. .aa B bSSsS Al
The Vim Cycle cab OF Newark win hold enter
Inc He'd Hook Mhselmen of this city held their
annual election OF or1csrs on Wednesday night. Is
s sSn as1s EssSrdss
, rssns: n9nInsss; T.p,.,p & C. Ale9s; Lieu.
Fred AIiArt OF the Brooklyn Bicycle club 10 ar.
raging TO leave this country Ia Nay and take tive
month"; tour through Europe mis- wheel.
The Comet wneeimen "f South Brooklyn elected
new road officers on Thursday hiEht - foliowss
Captain, Louis Grimm: Ftrsr Lieutenant. Charles
Rkeasa; second Lieutenant, r. II. Finley: Color
Bearor. William Rheasa: Buxier. Theodore Her.
mana IN. club VIII hold . meeting thursday
night to elect other oflcers.
A meeting OF the Executive Commitsss VI the New
York Consulate of the l. A W. will De held to-day
70 take action upon the call for special meeting OF
the association.
FREEHOLD. Jan. 2a-The zimmerman cycis Club OF
this place has elected the following ot1csrs: Prssi-
dent, Arthur A Zimmerman: Vice PrrsidenI joseph
McDermott; Secretary, Francis v. Many; Treasurer,
!oesph .. Thompson; Captain. William freemani
Collector Joseph c. 1hompson trustees. william n.
Dayis.Jame J. Petit and Alonso brewer Ths newly
elected CAPTAIN has nt-d Leonard Arrowtmitk
nrst neutenAnI John " Preston second neutenanS
and Joseph q Thompson bugler.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-23
FOREIGN BUYERS IN ErIDESoE;
Europesr Horseueu Are Mig Purchasers
OF TrottiuE stock.


Europesr Horseucr Are Mig Purchasers
ar T.o,,,,. s,,.L
Foreign buyers made the market for trottinr
stock yesterday at Fasig's combination sale In
msolson square oaruen' malory Oh 'ne
choice offerings going to tho European con-
were generally very encouraging to American
br..d.r. Tbo .on.iu....,. - S,,h.r,.nd a.
Benjamin of Saginaw, Mich, was almost
mouopolized by the foreigners or their aQeDts.
nearly every animal OF tho fourteen sold going
N (,urrv Schurk mr. ElaIac mann The initial
sum realized for tho lot was $4,000 an average
OF $3.50 per head.
. Baroite. 2:2lIf, an eight-year-old stallion, By
Baron wilkes. 2:lS. out OF Lamberta, the dam
OF Bnronet, 2:llls was one OF the apparent
bargains OF the day Mt S625. Following 10 =
paf'"' i'et VI 'ho nurses soiu'
CONSIGNMENT OF JAMES w. COOKE. PHILA-
DELPHIA.
Rohins. 2;27A, blk. M. by Bonnie Boy-Ross
Wood, by Regular; W. A. Bags, Springfield, 49,.
e'o"
CONSIGNMENT OF 4. N. JENNINGS, DETROIT.
Eye,yn' y.,ssS =; m; lsya by Lord Fergu,on-
York ,....,''. ~ .'N-'' 80 .'..'.s'.' sgio
,,oxa,,.,,,... =. ...', =. 49,.
CONSIGNMENT OF JUDsoN H. CLARK, kLhihA.
Major Macey. 2i95. b. g.. 1870, by Macy. dam
coSstosxFsr ms w r. ssow MrnvAy xIss
..'Hh'i w W. y. sNoW' hhp"A'' AA'''
Harry Lancaster, 2i4O. biz. O., 1887. by onawa-
Sev'e ny riot KNOX W. H. freer' hinsston, anna
CONSIGNMENT or ALBEIT wIDMAsS, NEW
HAVEN.
rTin ns,s, h hee 2iie PAGER PIX. m: ISIS ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-23

Yesterday THE Sun printed q despatch from
Philadelphia to the effect that Showalter suf-
fered q defeat at the hands OF Kemeny after
sixty moves. Here follows the full score OF tho
game:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-23
Baseball Notes.

CLEVELAND, jan 22.-Thc question of Sunday
baseball In Cleveland was ssttied yesterday, when
President Robson secured control OF the ball
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-23

W. 4. IA. Z. and Y.
A special meeting OF the Interstate LeaSus will
be held az buffalo on next Wednesday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-23
30 WILING.
The A. ". Tour.s.errs fifth sns Sixth
Prize. we- By the Ftaeias s.d Rosesaies.

The A. y. Tour.s.enrs ftn sse '
Tn. tie. for IN. nth .ixtb and seventh prize. In
,b. American National .ournsm.n, were played on
at the oermanis Assembly Rooms alley last night
Two game. were won BY the rdellas, while the Rose
tn. Winners ON mex, THURSDAY nigh. The
', ms. o.ss ,o,. r.,,., 90.
oa:ss s';ss is ''s 81 Arnold 1876
SECOND oAxr,
,sionIy va vlscs iI7 Pscser re; Arnold III;
y,,,,,,,,, ,.s TIM" w,s GAM o,z. uoru,, ,o.,
s. iss Bsim ss 1875 rrsrct,
ITS; C. sievers, iis; A. sievers. ivI. TotAL 500.
% cOSnc adss
pm: s s ns fh
r,Rsr o.ny
Gp ,as seGss
Solar, H1.siS pso NosTP III, pnuean'
syeoxp a.nx
Sop Fus., cssr a. F.css iss
1877 asySsn .s aaid 1ss s,'r s
po,.r. ooo,o,.ps..,' i u Nolan. %, r,nue.n.
'g ar, Arnold, lss Ihonp,on, ~ Total OLE :,,,,
ioii hsymsn. los; hsrauiI sos Total 7oo
tn. p,on.srs ,.,l.nd.r. in the unol. sam n.,iou.,
tonrnsn.nt stacked up against team. holding SEQ
and TO the surprise Of the onooksra won one Of the
sA"''- Inc 'cor''' u,.r o.xx
s ;ss s. SS e,.s pa
r,,99neersaahenry,, lsoi Moelier io7; oiens lso;
N ..o.,n go.
,, ,s saoosp oAnr
tier iss; sohlll, 1873 Total, 500 ,,,.w.,
Im.D o.rl
Ciyti Service No Nv. oerdes. iaI. Heath, 1s4;
1905 heep i'ii kramer, lso Total saS'
IN: Athletic L..su. game. a. Elizabeth las. nigh,
Pops. lac: Lane. III; Dinnioi, iSa. Total sic. o'
1866; Keller. iSi; Lsuiy. les. total Sio. ''' A'"'
SECOND oANE.
pa n,.- iss Ian. G is; 1872 Ssa%Ssran 1884,
SOL Keller iSi; Isaiy. les. totals 90 -'
,s Dsmis i'i sS A. 4oss s 't' r'D'
III. second ,..m. ., N, co,,u,,, p,.,,, A.,
iem Republican Club alleys last night The scores:
uRsr aAsE
ccrmbus No 1-sinciair; l7o; warner. las: sehu.
PhoniI No a-MacIean iYi; Bairath iyf' Buck.
bee. 49, Hamilton, 1850: shsrer IN. Total, SOL.
SECOND oasE
Columbus No s-sinclair, 1871, warner 1855; schu-
bert I76; Rhonos~r, 100; Holstsu Iol TOTAL INA
Lotus No 2-LAmb las; swnrta 1877: Sohwat Ibi.
Church. 1877; Munsie, ioa. Total, 7sa 800
Phou,x No. ,-M.eIr.n Iss. s,,,,n ,as. R,,,
Totas 10 pi.mbi 9 ps7 Ms, s sS ,SI
chn,ss MS. u.snnao' ,,sa' SNM1ln' ochWht. 1915
ehoreh' 'ss' huns's' 1913 Total 'sa
=
poned Last November was roi ed az tho New York
Hotel alley last night Tho scores:
y1psr o.nr
ITS; cumminxs, IN; kempe. iat Grant tas ou Ta
tai AM $3.50 pN' $50 ."" $50 ="
CItissp., a.x,nr. p.nS ID p.x.. ,aa, .... ,ox
Nsnmsnn iIs. 1ehn.rd IA. " p.y., ill., Tn.ai az
- - " '' ''''
Citifons savings Bant-P Beyer, 16<; Lahm, I3o:
Naumann. is7; oebhard. III; y. Bevcr. lti Total.
or ,,.. ,, ~. ~
Whlamsburgh Savings Bank-Lrrsner. 100; Cor
Total sos e1'' ~ ~"'"s'' '''' ven iss'o'' i>A
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-23

The Athletic Committee of the Fourth Ress.
ment, n. G.. n. j.. has secured . nns list Of en-
tries for the games to be held at the armory,
Bergen avenue and Church street Jersey City,
next Wednesday night. Several open events
ported BY metropolitan cracks. The rscimsntal
events have also filled well aud exceptional
sport 10 promised.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-23

August BeiuonVs Horses Scratched frsa
All Races Z. Eagiasd.
LONDON. Jan. 22.-An OF the horses entered
In races on the English courses for the season
OF 1897 In the name Of August Belmont have
been scratched.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-23

Tho teams OF the Catholic Club OF Jersey City and
the New Jersey Athletic Club OF Bergen Point
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-23

Pionser-Henry. l2p; Moelier. lee; oIenI, la7; q
tier. 1873; sohiii. 1e3. Total, 500.
kivsrdaie.von schuok man, lsi; qton. ia; Wen,
IT'S. Heep, ll<: Kramer. lt6 Total. 70T.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-23

Civil Service No l-w. oerdes, ial: Heath, 4
Sander. l4s; Rehm. 1856. y. Gcrdes. lea Total. Z
kverdale.von schuckman. lt6; ston, 100; Wei
lso; Heep. Ill; Kramer, 100. Total, B55.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-23

Civil Service No. Nv. oerdes. els; Heath, 1,
PionssrmHenry,, iso; Mo.iler. isi; oisns, 1,
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-29
For the Eagle
THE VETERAN.

Wall, yes; I recon. that this day does bring
back them times
When twas worth your HE to stay In the
advancir' lines
At Gettysburg. Was there? Better sak
this arm.
II warn't, warn't anywhar. Yes, sir. In
that storm.
Stranger, them bullets dew thicker nor hasl
stones.
And them coats ard caps OF blue war tar
gets for their guns.
Down the pike thar. at the bridge and out
IN that corn.
Over yon field, up that ridge. went them
boys Of ourn.
whar that old flag was they'd go. fun of
hope and trust,
Many brave boy. know. that day bit
the dust.
Twas better that this arm should rot upon
that field,
Than stay with ne n IT could. and our boys
should yield
The rebels run and we stayed. but We
mourned that stay.
AS the boys were lad out til judgment day.
we didn't have no collins, just laid them in
No blankets, robes nor nothin', Just covered
them so.
No boards with names to mark them, tell
ing who they war,
They war soldiers. private men, not an
officer.
Some old comrade wrote out home He
died in battle"
But he didn't say that some must rot Ike
C attic.
They didn't seem heroes to me- as we laid
them away,
But its mighty plain to see. they're heroes
today.
You'd think in morn thirty years that
folks would forget
The boys that died, but sir, tears for them
ar fallin' yet.
When time rolls round to this day, Jest
set down and brood.
Ny thoughts wander far away, when I'm
in this mood.
think about the campfire cheer, the
ground for our bed.
And I can't keep back the tear. thinkin' of
the dead.
Them dead lines and prison pens. II what
r:Ies my blood;
Them Internal ghoulish dens tried the grace
of God,
But on such a glorious day, when warm
tears and flowers
For them that we've laid away are faLlyn'
in showers,
I'm forgiven in my mind-bearin' no H.
VIII
Agin any Of my kind. tho they shot TO kill.
Look at them old flags and flowers wavin'
everywhere,
And them blue coats Of ours. in that line
out thar;
Why, it looks Jest IKE the war. when we
all fell in''-
Not SO many Of US. sir, but we're young
agin.
Up Thar they're musterin' In, musterin' out
down here.
Soon we'll meet the boys ag:n, whar Their u
be no tears.
waitin' for the bugle call! I'm ready to
Sometimes think they're all marchin'
mighty slow.
-RoRBA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-29
CANADIAN MINING CONVENTION
To Be Held a, Rat Portage. Ontario. In tn T.
Moash of .yuLs.

RI Portage. Ont, May ga mining
convention IS 70 be held here on June
> and a. Letters have been received
by the secretary from mining men and
capitalists from Rossland and spokane
n The west. - Montreal and New YORK
in the eas;. and Cleveland. Chicago. st.
Paul. Duluth and other Anericsa ciaes,
stating their intention % be present \
large exhibit Of ores has been prepared
from every portion II tAe gold fields
o. northwestern Ontario. Excursions
VII, be run % the mines. carrying vis-
ito,s free of charge. and every effort
viii De made % make ne occasion in
ssructiye.