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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-29
Ruch ludOwy
W Galicji.

mum iuuoWy 0silcJi zdcZypa
W roku biezacym plon przynosic.
Ruch ten jest jeszoze w~zglednie bar
dzo nowy. AZ 20 ostatni lat die.
sistek lud byi zepchniety ma plan o.
%statni, ami mkt o niego, ami 90 sam
o siebie sic ME troszczyi. Piacii po
datki, dostarczal do wojska rskruta,
w%ypelniai przeto wszYstkie obywa
telskie obowiszki, atoli praw oby
watelskich wosle ME ~korzyst,t.
Jezeli przyszly jake wybOry Z ku
ri wiejskieJ, cry to do sejmu, czy
tea do rady pshstwa, to lud nasz
wybiersl tax, jak mu kxzano a ayd
do kartki wpissl, ME troszczsr sic
wcale o to, czy ten, ma kt6rego swoj
gsos oddai, o poprawis jsgo doll sic
staraf Tub ME, kontentujac sic jedy
ME tenn, i. z okolioznos,i wybor6w
naPii sic "a dsrmo piwa, zjadi "wir
sztli" a ozssem cos j~eszoze i do kie
szeni sohowai.
Skutkiem takiego systemu a ra
ozeibym p~owiedziai nierrsdu wybor
czego 6y3o to, il tax " sejmie jak j
W rsdIis pshstwa zasiaiali ~posiowie,
ktorzy. mimo to, il wybrani byli z
kur!i w~iejskiej, c~zestokroc bronili
wiecej spraw i interesow wielkiej
w~issnosoi, chociat takowe nieraz W
ratscej staiy ~sprzecznosci z Interest,"
mi ludu, przez kt6ry owl posiowis
~zostsli wy6rsni. Lud upsdsi pod
brzemieniem podatk6w, dodatkow OF
POdath ow i innych p~restscyj, czul
swojs biede i nieiole, lecz ME vie
dziaa, gdzie szuksc zr6dla tel swojej
biedy j jsk tel biedzie zsrsdzi6.
l dopiero znslezli sic ludzie swis
til i lad miiajacy, ktorzy poszli mic
day ten lud / zaczeli go poucsac Q
p~rzyozynach belly miedsy ludem
wskszywac srodki j lekarst wa, jake
mi tel biedzie zarsdzic nslezy. w
tym celu zaczeli owl pr.yjaoiele lu-
du urEadzac wiece ludowe j zgroma-
drsnis, wydawac ludowe ozasopis
ma, a tax tn jak ] tam wykszywali,
il lud tylko pod tym wsruukiem spo
dziewae sic moze pclePszenia swojej
doll, jeteli tsk do rady pshstws, jsk
ts1 sejmu ! rad powiatowyOh wyb:e.
rae bedzie tylko takioh ludzi, ktorzy
ola tego ludu chca j potrafis cos
zrobic.
Ruch ten ludowy dozDsi poosat
kowo re strony rzadu, szlachty i ksie-
ty W Gslicji surowej krytyki.
Rush ludowy W Galicji zrobi'
DUO, bardzo DUO dobrego, ! jeteli
kiedys nasz Obiop gslioyjski stsnie
ma rowni z roluIkien slsskim lub
cEeskim, to niemsl ~wyisczna be-
to zssiuga tego ruchu ludowsgo Il,
do tego przyjdlie, ~wykazaiy togo.
rOczne wybory do rady pa6stws. Il
piwen j kielbasa wyborozs lad nssu
wziai stanowozy rozbrat, o chlebie i
wodzie giosowsi ma tsgo, kogo uwa.
tai, IL najlepiej bronic bedzie spraw
ludu.
w jsdnem z powistowyoh miaste
GEEK galiOyjskich niedsleko Rssszo.
wa, ksndydst rzadowy przygotowai
suite suisdanie, ma ktore zspros1 300
wiejskich wyboroow. Zuslszio sic
tylko.... trzech tskicb, ktorzy ma
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-29
Przvgodv Polaka ma Krecie.

w wojsku grecklem ma wyspie
Krecie jest kilsu Folskow. Jeden Z
Mich opisuje szczegoiowo 8 ole przy-
cody W ,,Gasecie Opolskiei." So to
rzecsy bardzo ciekawe i ola tego je
ponizej zamieszczamy:
Me miaiem diugo sposobnosci po-
s}ania CT wisdon sci o tenn, CO sic
teraZ dzieje ma Krecie z Mani pow.
St. ncami, ~otocaonymi blokads nc
csr ,tw, ktore Imusiiy mas do bronze
mia sic pred %pr.elewem krwi Grekow
ola obronienia ~zsgroionego zycia po.
koiu sbrojnego W Europie, ma ktorej
to obronie korzys;s chory Turek z
Machometa kulturs, ktora ME moze
zyc razem I kultura cbrzescisn W Eu-
ropie, take chorej ma niemorslnosc
z bee pra wiami, ktore my Polscy ina
my / odcsuwamy bolesnie re strony
kulturnikow, u%silujacycn odebrac i
zniszczyc to, co nsrod polski otr.ymal
zarowno z innymi narodami z~yjacymi
" Europie cd Boga OLGA Stw6rcy.
Ioterwercya (wmieszsnie sie) mo
carstw %usiiuje emusic mieszkahcow
Krety blokads j glodem do posiuszen.
silva, lecz wolf Grekow ME pokona
interwencys mocarstwi blokada Kre-
ty i portow krolestwa greckiego. Bio
kada bo wien zmusza tenn bardziej
p~owstahcow do walKi z obroncami
psnowanis l zycia chorago Turks "
C~arogrod.ie (Konstsntynopolu}; do
poki zas ma Krecie pozostsnie wojsko
tureckie z urzednikami tureckimi, do
poty tez ME zioza broni posstanoy i
ME Poprzestana walcsyc & Turkami i
z obrohcami iycia j panowsnia ture-
cko mahometahskiego, a puikownik
Vsssos z ~ojskiem krols greckiego
ME opusci Krety i broni6 bedrie "a
jetyah tam miejsc.
PosiadamY ma Krecie zywnosci j G.
munic7i ma kilka miesiecy ieszcze, a
przez ten czas zmieni sic niezawodnie
stan rIeczy W Europe, bo z calej tet
takiej interwencyi mocsrstw srodzic
sie musi morderczy rach W pahstwie
tureckiem, ktory zmusi rIady wiel.
slch cisi pshstwowych W Europe do
b%ronienia tam chrzescian j do rata.
twienis sprswy chr1escian i do saia-
t~ienia sprswy wschodniej pr,ez Wy
rzuceuie , Csrogrodu / p6iwyspu
Baikshskiego panowsnis turecko ma.
hometshskiego. Innej bowiem ME
msjs drogi wyjscia rz,dy ciai pan.
stwowych " Enropie z cslej sprsvy
wschodnlei; krew ras pomordows.
nych cbrzescisD przes Msh metan W
Tnrcyi VIOLA o pomste do sprawiedli.
: ego ] m~iiosciwego Psna Boga.
Grecy ME ma'9 mic jut do strace-
mis-, a wszy s:ko do uzysksnia pyrez
woiue z Turcya. It6rej psuowania ME
obronis rzsdy mocsrstw takimi Erod.
ksmi / sposobsmi rosdmuchujscymi
tylk1 ogieh palscy sic ma Krecie j "
Gr@oyi, Mscedonii, ma p6lwyspie
B~aikahskim, " Armenii W mattel
Azyi, a nsvet / W Arabii w.bursonej
re T"lncyjnie. Powstsnoy i mieszk, m
cy Krety chrsescianie ossisdcsyli
st'nowczo konsulom (sss'eocom)
mocsrstw, Re oni ME ~poprsestsps vsl-
czyc doPoty, dopoki jeden toioierz i
uuednik tuTecki p~oEostsoie ma Kre.
ole; oni ras dopominsja sig poiacre
MIA Z krolestwem greckiem, ale ME
autonomii (ssmorzadu) pod psnowa.
MEM tureckim, kt6rej oni ME pr1yj-
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DIVA ~oSwiadczenia.
Deklaracja ludowc6w zfozona W
HOLE pOlskiem d. IS marca b. r.

PodPisani possowie, wybrsni do
rady pahst~a ma pods.awie progra.
mu polskiego stronnictma ludowego,
Pomni Z jednej strony odezwy pred
%wyborczej krajowego komitetu cent
ralnego z d. 81 styoznia b. T., W kto-
rel uznsno "a rreor dobrs i pozytecz.
ma, ably wszystkie stany, wszelkis cd
cienia nsrodowej opinii miaiy sws
reP%rezentscje W Kole polskiem i
pomieszozenie swe W MEM zraleso
mogiy, a pomni z drugiej strony O..
dezwy przedwyborozej centralnego
komitetu stronnictws lodowego z d.
% lutegO 1897 tn pod y zaiacronej,
W ktorej uznauo potrzsbe solidarne-
go wystepowania wszystkioh posl6w
Polskich W Wiedniu W sprswsch ma.
rod polski jake TAXI obchodzacyoh,
zas W innyoh sprawaoh o lyle tylko,
o lie to z przekonsniem i sumieniem
pojedy hczych poslow IL Unforeseen
Representa- " anyoh przez Mich warstw
~spo}eoznych bedzie zgodns, oswisd.
ozaja ia wstaP;c moga do KoIa pol
skiego, tylko ma podstaV is nowych
ststutow Kola, ktorsby zachowujac
solidarnost posiow polskich W radzie
pahstwa sprawsch nsrodowyeh
Polskich W s%prawach kraj nasz jsko
TAXI W przeciwstawieniu do innyoh
KRAKOW obchodzacych, a dotyozsoyoh
u%zyskanis ulg Tub korzysci ola ma
szego krsju re strony pshstwa, aresz
ta Pozwslsly Posiom, ably we wszys
tkich innych sPrswach mogli nieza
letnie cd uchwa} wiekszosci Kols
Polskiego tax W komisysch jak i W
feinej Izbie imieniem w~lasnem,
swych wyborcow i swego stronnic-
twa PrzeInawise, swobodnie gloso.
vac. wnioski czynic i interpelscje
stawise lub chce wnioski j interpela-
ole wedsug swego uznanis popierae.
Zywimy nadzieje. ze Kolo polskie
Przekonane o tenn, il dszenia wszys
tkich poslow pol,kioh do jednego
celu zmierzajs, t. j. do dobra kraju i
narodu, a vice ten samem do dobra
ludu, n~sjsilniejszs j najtrwalsza pod
stawe kraju i narodu stanowiaoego,
zyczeuis naste uwzglei ni i W ciagu
nsjoliaszych dni s przyohylna da
cam odPowiedz, oczekujso, zs u pos
low Powyzszemi tendencjami owia-
nych nawet beg przymusu dobrowol
ma znajdzie sic solidarnosc W tych
wszystkioh sprawaoh, W kt6rych
swobode glosu sobie zsstrzegamy.
Gdyby nsdSpodziewsnie zsdanie
nssze uwzglednione bye ME mo.
gio, sds1ac bedziemy o wlasnyo.,
O skromnych siisoh W radzie pan
silva do urzeczywistnienia progrs.
mu polskiego stronnictwa ludowe-
go, a many p~rzekonanie, re Ko{o
polskie datenia nasze szczerze a
zyozliwie ooeniac zeohoe.
w Wiedniu 20. msrca 1897.
Or. francisco Winkouski, mp,
Frdnciszek Rrempa, mp,
Jak6b Bojko, mp.
(Deklsrscje pcwyzszs ziotono ma
posiedzeniu Kois polskiego %. z.
m. p. Jaworskienu, jako nowo wy
brauemu prezesowi. P. Jaworski
oswiadozyi, re jej Odozytsc pub
lioznie ME mote, ze wlasciwie cd
n~ieozioukow Kois ,sdnyoh Oswald
czeh Prsyjmowsc mu ME wypads j
chciai deklarscje zwr6oic dr.. Win
kowskiemu, ale gdy ten przyjsc sic
js %wzbrsuisi, zrobii parade z PIP.
Abrshamowiozem j Jedrzejow iozem
! oswiadcsyi, ze bsz odSaytsnis cd.
da j. jsko material komisji ola re
wizji statutu, ma wuiosek dra Wei
gla wybrac sic ~majscej. Ludowcy
speiniwszy svs mi,je, opuscili sale
obrsd Kols)
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-29

Kalamazoo, Mich, jest sIynne .
seleryi-jakotez z siedziby Tomasza
Slatera, kt6rego~ og}oszenie .najduje
siena str. 2.
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Del lsracja Stojaiowczyk6w
brzmi nsstePujsco:
"DO JE. Jasnis Wielm. pos,s A.
polinarego Jsworskiego
W miejscu.
JWny Panic Prezssiel
NsjuprseJmiej dsiekujso "a las
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ROWING.
Crews Tbnt Will Compete for Monors In IN
Harlem ReGnttn.

D-.-. r,... WA, t,,.u. -, u.,.- IT, 81
Crews That VIII compete Tor "'n'r" In IN
Harlem ReGnttn.
mora ,,vorah,o d.v tba, v.stordav for row.
iaNorupio oaS lhah yostoruey Nv
ing could scarcely DO desired. All tho men In
training on the Harlem with only rev exoep,
uone' were oh tho wstcr uurins INC uay' ana
their work was watched closely from the vari-
Gus lighthouses.
inero was d large eatnerihs ~ u ra,ien,
Row Rowing Club, The organization aI will have about
n n. III, H : aa's =, IN s,.n,a .han gov, .,as
mani took a long spin In a single shell in the
w .bo aftornno up '1 Torard Se or"miu uou ho,h pr rowoS
Maybe. Q: Rittler. q. and Nabr. stroke. The club
has two junior doubles in training, Smiley and
Trier. and Ritter and Toppin' but it is hardly
gig crew has not boon selected. The men in
training for seats in the boat are Hunt. Danton,
T n r,M. hosuI n.nes, SoN, NV Las
Inc First bohemians have not decided upon
teen men in training for the senior eight and
twelvc for the innior eight Tho senior fonT.
oSreS shall q crew sno viii NH he se Iio I from u'i those IN
traininr FOR the senior eieSt.oared shell race.
and II II IA decided to place n Junior four-oarci
FEig crew ,Hs in a. the Harlem EN- regatta ,Ss tally + viii M. be taken MI,
liam Sink has been selected to represent the
MefEopoiiian Boat how. Cnniiiin'
3. eRRrnU5Sv'' = aDd Biinzen' sirokerWiii' e ISaii h.
,tasnd T. ~ !, intarn,n5iato SnnrNoor"d "a
| Thar, The only 40 other entrV The eliubeontemnlaft lag msS.
ing is a senior double-Barkinton. bow, and
"FEnn,, r. ,. p... r,.-.r
m eapt three T;n =; cn 1nGes IN n 'f me- sg bseora nian o hnp Will y
double. and n Junior single liz rip crew "a Sun Viii
90 ma snId n PP, OIL r LonIs c a es;s DOW %1 FRANK smith
and George Pye. coSswain. John Rocs serU and
IIs .spps en- T poTor VIII l. DC S ino bs JUNIOR mo , G01Hpie; ana
Three entries viii be made By the Crescent Rsew..
idhs bie SHcraUIeS anS Ernat ana d JUNIOR
Soarnsre nd niS crew NIX Ny e n hnx. II" niam a snni y.
IBoSarLtoaleI sts riSW ~ opw Lieihah' y
f'1 TSa Snnn ., an q Rnripe Gi SsboK xxi, m.t. o,,r
two entries. The intermediate four.oareS c 1piy
n NIo rraae . "Vp;c%oio s,pnro anS ua o%iJt rrssn, -
Tho innri %; foupoaped Sia a crew Is Newton' Tba aw:
tries esSh from o. f the Unions 10 s"" are s1 as follls ssFokf Senior hn;
eigat-oareu sncr IRE" corneii. oYW' aaron :;
nenofnah; : uiieI; : Doian, %
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Corbett Comes 90 Town.

Jim Corbett, looking quite well. but q trihe
thinner than usual, arrived in this city from
Philadelphia yesterday afternoon. With Cor
bett were John McVey, his sparrinR partner,
ard Joe Eagan. Corbett did not have much to
say about his defeat by Pitzsimmons at Carson,
save that he was whipped fair and square. Cor
bctt. in company with his manager, Billy Brady,
and Kid Mccoy visited AL Smith at the Gilsey
House an hour after he had reached here. 81
don't want to hound the man." said Corbott to
Smith; referring, to F1tz -. but 1 cant be con.
WINGED that he Is the better man. II he will
fight me again l will show the public that l am
the better man. And il he consents and beats
me again / will take off my hat and say that he
is my superior at every stage of the game"
Corbett further said that he fought Fitz just
according to his own ideas. He thought it was
best TO stave him off with jabs and heavy count
ers. He does not blame any ono for his defeat,
but he is sure that he lost the championship
without being knocked clean out. He says it is
likely that he will be compelled to meet some
other pugilist II Fitz is serious in his intention
to ignore him,
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F1tz,immon. Hna BIO u.e Tor shnrke,.

Bob Fitzsimmons did not leave for Philadel-
phia yesterday, as he expected. but he will start
this morning. The champion was attired in a
new Easter suit yesterday. and walked up
Broadway the cynosure of all eyes. Fitz. when
appraised Of the fact that Jim Corbett was In
town, simply shrugged his shoulders and said
Huh. fitz entertained a party of friends at
the Hotel Bartholdi last evening; In their pres
ence Fitz had this TO say about Tom Sharkey:
~ wouldn't give him another fight II he was
tho only fighter on earth and l was itching to
meet some one. Wait until Mahcr meets him.
Peter will make mincemeat out Of him. and
that is no dream"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-04-19
whist.

PHILADELPHIA, April ls.-Tho last match ex-
cept one OF the series for the possession OF tho
American Whist League trophy was played here
yesterday between the Hamilton Whist Club of
West Philadelphia, holders, and the American
Whist Club of Boston. challengers. The result
was a victory for Hamilton by the score Of
twenty-five tricks to seventeen. The match was
looked forward to with great interest, because
It practically settled whether or not the Hamil-
trophy, or would have to wait until next winter
70 got the two moro wins that they wanted.
These two clubs. which. are generally looked
twioe before. At the sixth congress they played
70 q tic. and on Dec. 10 last American beat
Hamilton by hve tricks. The teams yesterday
were:
Hamilton Whist olub-G. Remak. n. c. Work, K. A.
Ballard, and y. r. Mogrdge.
AmeTican whist Olnb-L. u. BouyA O. L. Becker,
A.A Ward. and w. y. fenOllosA.
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basketball

NEW BRITAIN, april ls.-The Twenty. third Street Y.
NJ G. A. team OF New York played the New Britain
Y. NJ. G. A. team at the State armory Saturday even.
ing before a large and fashionable attendance. The
game vas fast and exciting. Tho frat half was four
TO nothing In New Brltain's favor, Kron and o'Don-
nell scoring. In the second half the visitors seemed
20 tire, and were kept Irotty much on the defensive.
The star play OF the game was made In this half by
o'DOnnell, who took the ball the entire length of the
moor and scored for New Britain. He repeated the
trick twice more In rapid succession. The New York.
ers scored twice In this ha.f and New Britain tve
times. making the inal score ! 1 to I In New Britain's
favor. The game was the fastest and most brilliant
played here this season.
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FIGHTING.
Harry Fiseher ana Sohnny German Draw IN
Twenty Rounds at the Polo A. c.

Twenty Rounds Mt the Polo A.. G.
The uncertainties OF boxing were never better
illustrated than on Saturday night mt the Polo
A.C., in the twenty .roundc contest between Harry
Fischer of brooklyn and Johnny German of the
Imperial A.. c., this city. 1t looked all one-sidod
In the second round, and bets were freely
made that tho mill would not last ten
rounds. Although apparently hopelossly beaten,
German pulled out OF the fire, and, after q game
| struggle, succeeded in getting n draw. 1t WAS
the best fight seen at this In months. and
was full OF ginger throughout. A large crowd
Jack o'Brien Of New York and Arthur Jones.
colored, of Washington, made things hum in tho
i GRSI pounds SHu for tnS r sME dsr'yJo Jones SD n was Knocked S9S d
The second pair, George Simpson of Brooklyn,
account OF themselves. II was for eight rounds
ct ll2 pounds. Mylan had 2 pretty guard and
dangled by his sidc. Both were in distress at tho
end of tho third. The fourth, was fast,
shifted Go' his oe tactics sS" somewhst and directed
his. blows for the body. This seemed to
awake IS si% al airo SSieE, and IL he lett S'E EPmsd IL S opeS
and Mylan knocked him down with n fierce
cross-countcr, simpson did tho bulk Of the
couldn't avoid his .opponcnts left hand. which
found an abiding place on his nose and mouth.
Fischer and German came into tho ring ton
minutes later. Before the fight was on Hart
announcer that TOmlny West wonlu meet
the winner. Fischer rushed viciously at
German mt tho start. German topplcd
over, and got to his feet somewhat dazed. Fischer
was eager TO finish German in the second round.
and put his left into the stomach with .pile.driv-
ing force. German showed a good deal of quick
ness and uppercut Fischer in the wind.
Fischer came back with his right on the jaw
and knocked German off his feet. German
was weak and Fischer had him going.
He whipped both right and left on the
wind and punched Johnny. all around tho
ring. German was floorGd six times, but was
there at the clang Of the gong. tfscher's cxer-
tions seemed to tell, for he WIS quito tired in
the third. Fischer again played for the body
and hit German when and where no liked.
Still German never wavered. German
got on to Fischer's style in the fourth and made
him lift up his chin, which rested close to his
breast. Fischer showed a wonderful defence in
close quarters, and puzzled his antagonist in tho
fifth. The sixth was unevcntful, but in the sew.
enth Fischer woke up. German was punched
hard In the eighth and ninth.
Fischer got careless In the tenth, and German
made him groggy with several rights on the
neck and forehead. German grew stronger in
the eleventh. and Fischer laid the weight
Of his body against German, who punched
hin off. German surprised everybody
by rushing Fischer with a vengeance in tho
twelfth and had him wabbling. Fischcr's jabs
in the eighteenth and nineteenth rounds In
variably rested on Germans nose. The final
round was spirited. and when Abrahali called
the affair a draw the crowd Cheered.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-04-19
Bowling Games Tonight.

TIE Sun Individual Championship Tournament
Schiiling. Rehm. and Brill.
Harlem Leagus-Bloomingdaie. West Harlem. and
Prospect.
Harlem League Sub. Tournament-T. and K, Nor
riIGnia PlRtJdeutschs, and Central.
Brooklyn Royal ArcAnum Leakue-broyoort Coun-
Council.
Twenty sixth ward-Canlrsie Grove W. Bolmonts,
At DeRer'B alleys.
Jersey City agus-Purl VI. Doolitus. ct
Puritan alleys; Dooless vs.. TeutoniG, at Dooless al.
leya.
Uncle Sam Two.Msn Team Tournamsnt-Budsn-
bender and q. FrAenkle, Rothermel ana Rothermel,
and Busch ana Mesioh; Detler ana Homer. Hahn and
Pfeifer. aud bartsch and A. Pfetfor.
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Goaaip or tho Courta.

The Grsenpolnt Club has made arrangements for
. doubles tournament between secoud class players
TO begin ON May =. Twelve mon have already en-.
tered. The incentive Ia u sweepstakes, which will
go 70 the victorious pair.
James Dunno. Sr., ana Phil Casey taught . useful
Lesson 20 the Trslee combination. James fitzgerald,
the Irish champion. ana Jsre MSMAhvn! on ''club
day" the latter will have . chance to redeem
themselves on Lext "wednesday afternoon. when
j. Dunnos u.
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RIi0 shooting.

six straight Victories Is the record OF the Twenty
third Regiment OF Brooklyn in tho second annual
composition for the team rife shooting ohamDion.
ship or the Second Brigade. The nnai match was
decided on Saturday night, the Fourteenth and
Twenty-third Regiments facing tho butts in the
formers armory. Private A. O. FindlAy OF Com
pany q made the top figures. the SCORE wasI
v8v.
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HASDBALL.

Champion Casey ana James Dunno Create .
"Club Day, Sensation.
The "club day" sport at the local courts was signal
iEod by some exciting matches. At the Brooklyn
Clubs headquarters James Fitzgerald, the Irish cham
pion. and his fellow townsman, Jere. McMahon, went
up against tho champion team. James Dunno, ST., and
Phil Casey. The old timers surprised the rising gen.
Grafton by winning easily. There were also several
lively matches AT other local oourts- Summary Of the
games follows:
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Sunday on tho Diamond.

BROOKLYN, =; NEWARK, 3.
NEWARK. April lS.-The Brooklyns defeated the
Newarks by one run to-day. Many OF the spectators
thought that Umpire Tom Burns erred when he de.
cided n line drive against the left field fence fair. 10
Is claimed that tho ball dropped beyond the foul line
score:
Sswe11,.""....S g 9GSdSS SO
B~atteres-Carrick. Hodge, and Rothfuss; Payne,
Kennedy. and Grimm
CUBAN GIANTS. 9 I 90 .--SSS 10 =
Battenes-viau. Jones, and smink; Day. Robinson,
and Jordan.
c nSSSai < oi.nts:o 9 $685. --ii iS
MISUNDERSTANDING. Seldom. and Williams; Cronin
and Burke.
AT PHILADELPHIA (sATuRDAYy.
r feaisasiphi.. 9 g 9 9 SS5i6SS JIG
Barteries-John Ion, Brandt. Finsid. Clements, and
Boyle; Cain. Jordan. Fox. and F. scnaub.
South 9h 81 je Tssyh fsss.S : 3 g 9 OO--is g 2
B~a'teris,-PsarsAI and Schwartz; oeiUer and Van
Horn.
s Wsss y; y.y.o,:f SdSSSG Us Il :
Bat~teres-Ambray and Lamar, wliis and Shaw.
sian. =. o.::S idSSsSsSS I :
B~attertes-Lindssy and Haslsy, Wall and Dove.
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baseball Games To-Day.

NATIONAL LEAGUE AND AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Boston VI. Philadelphia, at Boston.
OTHER oAsHs.
New York VI. Elisabeth. at tho Polo Grounds.
Newark Va sBrookyln. &C Newark.
New Bedford vs. CUBAN x Giants. az New Bedford.
Newport News W. Johns Hopkins. NJ Newport
News.
University OF North Carolina vs.. Lebigh. at Win.
ston.
Brockton vs.. Harvard. ~ Brockton.
Cornell vs.. Syracuse. &C Ithaca.
Newton A. A. VS.. Tufts, At Newton.
University or Virginia VS.. YaIs. at LynchburG,
Georgetown VI. Princeton. ~ WaahinEton.
Baltimore VS.. Toronto, az Baltimore.
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A Royal Arcanum Outing Club.

The Royal Arcanum Outing Club Of Brooklyn was
organized on Saturday night. Delegates from over
twenty councils were present AZ the meeting. Tho
following officers were elected: President. Justin
II. Price. Past GRAND Regent of Inc state OF Now
York; Vice President, Samuel DIehl; Secretary. Ed
ward Pye; Treasurer. Henry r. Manner Captain. ii.
W. Mullansy; first Lieutenant, J. y. J. Murphy;
second Lisltenant. George schsener; Fieid aud
Track Captain. Matthew JudgeI Board OF Trustees,
A. q. Salmon. DR.. William A. Grinnth. Foster L.
Backus, l.. !: cunningham, J. A. 9uintard. e. L.
Haynes. A. II. McGiil. John A. Healsy, William j.
Barber. ana Matthew Judge.
II 10 the intention OF tho promoters 10 secure by
lease or purchase y piece of property on the water
front convenlent-o of access 10 this city and build .
clubhouse where summer pastimeS may be enjoyed.
Only member OF the Royal ArcAnum will be on.
titled 70 membership. Negotiations are now In
progress for the lease of the Atlantic Yacht Clubs
plant AZ the fooI. or Fifty sixth street whom the
yachtsmeh move to Saa Gate.
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Erie. April 1s.--Manager Dowd OF the 81. Louis
club was hero last niaht.aftor Louis DierbAuer, the
second Daseman secured by Won der Abe from Pitts.
burg. Bieroauor had signed with SC. Louis. but
saw too mucn money In his new saloon. Dowd
says he Will have him II money will do tho business.
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BOWLING.

w. Gerdos Leads In Tho Sun Championship
Tournament.
Only q few prominent bowling Tournaments in this
city and vicinity remain undecided. The records up
to date follow: