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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-15

Twcnty.one members OF the Unknown Gun Club
took part yesterday afternoon at Dexter Park in tho
regular monthly live bird shoot OF the organization.
First monthly club shoot. at seven
live birds each. for monthly cash prizes and medalsi
handicap rises: Moses Brown, ~ yards. 2: Howard
sS%ss!ya.id.. h !; John ). knsssei. y Yard. 'gg9 Z; bf. joan
f nss Si sysc, q - s y.rs.. 8 q f ISsn f Z Hncom ~ S ssas.. 3;
John Boniing. 70 yards. 8. William Sands. 70 yards, o;
8: uSoriel ssiis. Is yards, 4; Benjamin jennings. rs
yards. 4: William slemering., 20 yards. 4; 49, Ran;
fin; z. y e y.id /; + so a.ars s% Hnn s; e. ssr s. y 3; E.' !.
second E~vent-Handicap match at nvs i've birds
e sss, st n; a "a y.;d ~ i~o s.r q = but ono barrel o.
Third Event-same condition. DR.. Moore. o; Sc
Fourth Event-sweepstakes at three live birds each,
sands Z; Dr.. Moore. i; selis. o. ".
m S,r,s h BE- sos@s1ssa Z 4, y ". R sand. ana e. out Tor second
Tho Unknown Gun Club held It's annual meeting on
S %f ags:is .- ,ssa,. .nd IN w ssI s1ps . .iPss;, 4 sr tss fSnn ss
which the following. onncers were elected: President,
Hsas ! Ka'G Henry s5;' y ysG'- srss,asni ss assss 4. ! Josa% +!
knebel. Tho rsports OF the Treasurer, and commit
tee" ss :hG p.sS, the f siaD to Si Ss IN hs sS0d a. .=t. nnn m.o,,,r
and dinner last night at N. Club house, sol fiatbush
avenue, B%rookiyn, at which the following officers
Crook: vice-President Williams Brixey; secretary
and Treasurer. John A Carney, The trustees elected
gate. james T. orr. Louis I. Duryea. and william SIZE.
bert William Lair was also chosen as onnclni
members FOR this years prizes Previously al mem.
beers shot a. one class, each man having n certain
eisss.s' VIZ nn', Gis s.s I 4 .nd t,s s' 4, p pi!9ss, a price lee ' fP
each. both being divided into handicap rises accord
lug TO the record q the shooter; cis,s A vi, be from
down. To entitle n shooter TO q chance for either
prize he must At least take part in three shoots. his
highest scores 20 count In the average. All ties TO be
shot on In the December shoot
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-15
SCHOoLBOYs TO RACE,
A Large L.ist OF Entries for the New 10
I. A. A. SkatIag Heries.

A Large List OF Entries for the New York
I. A. A. Skating Series.
Tho second annual skating races OF the New
start at the ST. Nicholas Skating Rink tonight,
when the trial heats will DO decided. The finals
will be STATED tomorrow night. The boy . entered
by. the different schools are all clever skaters.
and some red hot finishes are looked for. A.
Morgan from De La Sale Institute. who Is
entered in all the senior events. 10 looked upon
as a sure thing. but he will find q worthy op-
ponent in w. Ehrick of Harvard School. Nor.
gan swept everything before hlIo In the series
last year. Gold medals will be awarded TO the
Ing the greatest number of points will receive
q SILK banner. The full list OF entries are as
follows:
ago Yards. senior-R. Pauldins. 8. Huntington,
Livingston. Y. MoEnsrDey. and @. Brokaw, Cutler
School; J. McCabe and A. Morgan, Do Ia Sale In.
s.i,ute; q. n. MeClane. Trinity School; W. J. En-.
4to Yards, senlor-H. Cranberry. q. Ritman, A.
Golden. 4. P%auldlhg. ana $. Huntington, Berkeley
and q. Brokaw, Cutler School; A. Morgan. De La
Sale Institute; 8. NJ. Mcciane. Trinity School; W.
One Mile, senlor-R. Pauldine. A. Golden. g. Rit.
man. A.. j. Mcclure. 8. Huntington, and ii. Gran.
berry sIs:0l Berkeley + aSy. school e = ir MSctSs, !. Wal. 4.
20 La Sale Institutei r. Iaeekei, Sachs school; L.
h MsEeere ca,ie e. sa I,Ssnw; ii u. 2; aSnsn', Ind +;
school; s. Al. Mcclane. Trinity school; W. j.
Ehrlcs. J. E!n:te,n. and 8. o'Donoghue. Harvard
eeo Yards, Junior-F. Holmes, b. ProaI, II. In.
pan. j. Stone. and 7. Comm. Cutler school: j. b.
Smith. ooiiegisse School; ". Murphy ana II.
School; .. Proctor. Berkeley SCHOOL, ii. Ringer,
s sssa sSSSSI;; 4; F,n;s 4 and ID + s,y @. n spence liar
Columbia Institute.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-15
PLUCkED MILLIoSAIRE,s sToRr,
yysoa. shabby and Hsgesrd, Testin.s
Absus His Wasted Fortune,

William @. Wood. 90 years old. who va,
indicted for forging his wife's name 10 prom.
issory notes amounting 70 several thousaad
dollars. appeared - . witness yesterday before
the commission appointed 70 ind out whether
he 10 sans or not. Witnesses had testified tha.
Wood had an undevelopod brain: that he gave
away $500. 900 worth Of diamonds to May
Kellard and other women. and that he wasted
his fortune Of 81. ooo. 900 and did not know lie
was penniless until his creditors came after
him. He has been in prison q month. and he
looked broken down. His clothes were shabby.
and his beard was white. As he came into
tho Grand Jury room where the hearing wa,
goins on. his counsel. Lawyer Abner c .Thoma,.
was testifylne that ho was not competent .,
conduct his business Affairs. Wood testified
about losing q good deal Of money in bad 10
yestmenta
But the largest part Of your fortune you
gave 70 women7' remarked Lawyer ThomAs
II don't remember" sAid Wood.
o.-what did you give to the Widow Oar.
lintoni A house in sevenry-nrst stree,
worth s22. ooo. and other presents.
o.-How much ~jeveirJi A--Couldn't say;
probably q largo quantity.
Q.-How much did you give May Kellard'
o.-Gsnt you tell Us within $4,000 o, til.
A.eeS NRis 1t ar. sGq / heard ksSs o.: q ,h .s' Late. a.ro OH. ~
=Q.-when did you irst begin signing your
wife's name to notesi Ain 1885: ! though;
] had q right TO sign her name TO these notes!
she paid 10 several OF them. and ] thought 4;
was all right; i promised each time abe set
tied them not to do It again. but I couldn't
keep my promise.
Odd Miss Kellsrd get any OF the money
from th. last batch Of notes you signed? A.
Very little. I us~d them TO speculate. and got
the proceeds myself.
., S;oH q ,5 m9e s,, :, JgaI fG ,ss ss,, h. .ro ys;
sboutrweii. nearly $500. 900.
He testified that he had discounted notes IN
oblig~ eome people, one for Mr.. Munzinger."
--Q.-What Mr.. Munzineer? A--John {.
-.0.-WhatI John c. Munrineer1 How much
did he get into you forf IS. 900.
Commissioners StillinRs-Nell. you are snft-
He said, After at nrst declining 70 answer.
that he had put. up at hotels with Miss kel-
0.-Do you consider Miss KelIard . reform.
err Al consider her Q very charitable wo-
man. Once shc bought-well. turkeys. for di.-
tr.button 70 the poor. and another time other
things.
Q.-And who raid the bflls' Al did.
,o.-And onos you raised money for MAY by
pledging your wife's sealskin sacquei Al
admit | pawued tho sacque.
Q.-Dfdn't you also take Q diamond ring
belonging 10 your adopted daughter? A-Pos!.
lively no: don't put any moro on me than !
really. did I've rot enough to carry on my
.0.-Hasn't Mrs Wood always treated you
are. aud say nothing about my wife.
At this point the hearing WAS adjourned.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-15
The Winners ut New Orleans.

NEw ORLEANS. Jan lt.-warm weather and n large
attendance marked the races here to-day. Favorites
ouly won twice. however, and tho bookmakers got
the bulk OF the spells. Summary;
Fir; Race-sslling: seven furlonga Gismonda, a5
~(songerJ. 4 TO /. won; sauterne. 90 "a. Bar~ett). o to
g, second; Trllby. loa CMorse), = to 0. third. Time.
:2Sk.
second Race-selling; one mile. Sharon. l07 (scher.
rsrl. z to !. won: Candy. l0s c. Reinl 8 20 L., second;
Jack Hayes. w IN. Turner, b TO 1. third. Time, li43,l.
Third ~ilace-selllng; one and . sixteenth miles.
Dorothy H. % lIirsch). z to g. woni fasig. 100
TO !, third. Time, l.AB.
Fourth Race-Handicap. six furlongs. CASTOR, %
IT. burns). I to o. won; Anger. ll8 u. HID. a. 70 q,
second; Lady Brittle. " ~lsongorJ. 10 to !, third.
lime, l:l6.
Fifth Raoe.senins; seven furiongs- Duckmors.
1906 Dorsey, 20 to !, won; G. {. Rumrili. g1I (E verett),
Q to !, second; Mover, l02 CHirsch). D to ]. third.
Time. i;8l.
sixth ~Rsce-seIiins; six furiouea. harquisc, 100
tR- Rsinl, z to q, won; Maggie g., W q. HID, TO y,
second; Dorah Wood, i07 (N. Turner. y to 8 third.
Time, l:ltA.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-15

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo-, Jan. l4.-In the senate
yesterday a joint resolution Was adopted to invite
Mr., W.. j. Bryan to visit Jefferson City aud de-
liver an address before the Legislature. The
House also adopted the resolution. Repre-
sentative Tubbs offered an amendment that tho
name OF Mr.. Bourke Cochran be inserted along
with, Mr.. Bryan. This brought Representative
Tribble or Dunklin county to the front with a
red-hot speech, In which no clRssed Cochran as
a,renegade, Representative Regan OF 81. Louis
also amended TO insert the name OF President
general uproar and Kisses. The Bryan invita-.
fixed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-15
Base bali Notco.

The strong team OF the Empire Athletic Associa.
tion is fast tilIing its dates FOR the coming sea,
son, and all out-of.town clubs desiring dates and
Offering q suitable guarantee should communicate
with George T.. Williams, 1875 Gates avenue,
Brooklyn.
hursh Baseball club to-day received word from Pres,
idrht Bnsche or the southeastern League closing tho
utal Tor use OF the Atlanta. TIA, grounuh for the
Iitnies' spring practice. u had been announced thlt
Pittsburgh would train at savannah, Ga.
Edward Hanlon. manager Of the champion BALI.
mores, Is In town. II is said that he Is here TO sign a
couple OF his men far the coming season. In refer.
encs to baseball, Hanlon says hts team will surely win
the championship for the fourth successive time, for
the nino has been greatly strengthened In pitchers
aud by the additiGn OF Jake Stencil. who was secured
IRON PIIisburgat exchange for Erode and ponnriiy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-15

OAKLAND. Cal, Jan. A.-weather cool; track fast.
Ono favorite stepped over the line In front. Sum.
marry
First Race-six furlongs; selling. Daylight. 40 (R.
1aom), z to 2, won; Double Quick, pS (Clawsou), z TO
Time, l:l6&.
Second Hace-one mile; selling. Pollock, 1O7
(Thorpe), 4 TO !. won; Woodchopper. ITO lDoggsttJ,
even, second: Charles A, lO7 "a. hartin), IL to !.
third. Time. / ;424,
Third Race-six fuIlongs: selling; Hlenzi, 100 n.
Time, 1913.
Fourth Race-one mile. handicap. Fiashlight, 100
III. Martini. ~ to J.. won; Installator. 100 CThorpsl,
Time, 400
Fifth Race-slx furlongs. selling. Montgomery. ITO
Thorpe, y to 8, won Kowalsky, los W Martini. o
70 ]. second; Draw Scot. l0o slaughter, z TO l, third.
Time. l.l5.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-15
Manager Joyce Will Decide on Trnininx
Grounds.

Manager Joyce will arrive In this city in
about three or four weeks said President
Freedman Of the New York Baseball Club yes
tcrday. Il have already notified him to come.
and expect that he will be here about Feb. ]. IL
hasn't been decided AS yet whether the New
York players will train in tho South:or at Lake
wood, and nothing will be done In the matter
until Joyce arrives. Before anything definite IL
ground ut Lakewood. and II he Gays II would be-
good policy, TO 20 there his decision Will settle
the matter"
Should Lakewood be selected. It is the inten-
iiOn OF the club to have a training ground in
Georgia reserved, so that II the weather should
prove too cold ut the former resort the men will
then be sent down South.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-15
RewiI.s Games Tonight


American National Tournament-spartan. Civil
New York Royal Arcanum L~eague-Lenox Coun.
ell. Defendsm Council. and Chosen Friends Souncu.
Harlem Republican Club
No. 2, Lotus No. 1, and Bachelor.
United Bowling Clubs Tournament-secuon o.
Corinthian.- Fedora. ana Accident
centric. Meteor. Bioomingdaie. and Olympia
Thumann's No. i, THURS
day Night, and Bleeoker No. 2.
Brooklyn Royal .Arcanum WICK
Council, Brovoort Council. anu Long Island Coun-
Associated cyciins Clubs Of Long IslAnd Tsurna.
wheelmen, Nassau Wheelmen, ana
Tamaqua wheelmen. ~ Trainor's alleys.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. stsse' ana
Brociiyn Royal Arcsnum League sub! Tcurnament
Council. ss Brooklyn Council aiIeys.
Brooklyn National Tournament-NadIy. Monarch.
twenty .sixth ward Tournamsnt-Eciipss va Van
siern.s Observation-Disclosures. Rsvenswood. and
6uppcnknocken.
Athletic League North End club Va Elisabeth
A. c., At North End Club alleys.
Associated Cyciing Clubs of New Jersey 1ourns-
ment-Castie Point Cyciers Vs. Clio Whsclmen. ~
Cattle Point Cyciers' alleys.
Class D ". ATLANTA, -
Amateur alleys: 7. A. b. Va. HAMBURG az T. A. D.
alleys; Edison W. Prospect, at Edison alleys; Post
once va Field. a. Post onics alleys; Maple Va Y.
II. @. A., ~ Maple alleys.
Jersey City Lessue-Lindcn W. L. ". Lafayette.
af Linden W. l. alleys.
Foresters' Leasue-RossIis W. Crawford.
Amateur Association Tournsment-Palmn Club ".
sey A. Q. Va. BAyonns Rowing Association, AZ New
Jerssy A. q. alleys.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-15
Good Racing ut Bark sdnIe.

BARRsDALE, Jan. l4.-The bookies had q shade tho
best OF It at the races here to Summaries:
First Race-Four aud n half furiongs. Bonnie EioIse,
o to l aud even, won; Mountain Maid, 4 to 1 for the
Second Raoe-FiVs fnrlongs: Aunt Sally, B to 8 and
out, won; Prince Potomac, Z to 10 for the place, was
second; sans Farrell. third. Time. I :O6.
Third Race Six furlonRs. Wexford, o to 2 and z to
10, won Lilllpute, I 10 o for the place, second; Kirk.
land third. Time, SO.
Fourth Kace-Four and a half furiongs. Okla, l to
. and out, won; Malta. to 10 for the place, second;
Little Lady third. Time, O;5y.
Fifth Rhce-Three quarters OF O mile. 0ypssy, z to
o and . TO ., won; Pocket Piece, z TO 10 for the place,
second; Gar, third. Time. l;isA.
sixth RAce-Three. quarters OF n mile. Or. Wiley, o
TO = and to 10, won; Mohawk, to . for tho place,
second; Eclipse, third. Time, 40.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-15
Seventh Regiment Vet. Flee, omeer..

The Society OF the War Veterans OF the sew.
enth Regiment n. G.. S. n. V, held its quar-.
terly meeting and annual election OF officers
last night In Room +. The Arena. 30 West
Thirty-hrst street The following were uuaDi'
mously reelected; Capt. Henry ii. Mott. Pres.
dent: Capt. David Miller. First Vice Presidru'i
Col. Samuel Truesdell. Second Vice Pres,deut,
Capt. Waldo Sprague, Third vice-Presiden';
Capt. Richard ii. Greene. Secretary. and Pay
master William Lee Darling. TreAsnrer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-15
Mirror Worker. ON s,r,..

Thirty mirror workers went on strike ycster'
day at Hollender's mandatory. 3, IL. and n
Desbrossos street. against a reduction OF ~ per
cent. in wages. Tho strikers are members q
the Mirror Workers Union. Policemen stood
on guard at the factory to prevent the strikers
from interfering with non-union men who az.
piled for work. A committee OF tbs. building
trades section OF the Central Labor Cnion WI
try 10 settle the strike to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-15
Rox,.r n. The n-oo.,yu bridge A. @.

The Brooklyn Bridge A. C.. at Fiftieth street and
Third avenue. Brooklyn. had another nasco last night
and IL ia now feared that tbs one will sound the
deathknell OF the club. Lat Ia Sht tho organization
attempted to hold q Sc, : Of bouts. A good pro-
gramme was arranged. but tho expected crowd did
not materialiLe, AZ 80 O'Clock those present began
TO yell and clamo. to have their money returned.
Finally. at 10 O'Clock, Johnny Dunn climbed In tho
ring and announced TIA - the nnAl bout between Billy
Leedom and Australian Billy McCarty would he put
on. Then Joe Choynski. who acted ms referee, Jumped
upon the stage. Leedom and McCarty came together
for ten rounds. Ieedom won.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-15
Jockey Clubs A.uu.i Meeting.

The Jockey Club held its regular annual
meeting At its ofioos, Twenty-second street and
Fifth avenue. yesterday. The following MEM
bers put In an appearance; August Belmont. p.
J. Dwyer. Cornelius Fellowes. James Galway.
]. o. Green. 8. 8. Rowland. Frank r. Hitch
cock. J. @. X. Heckshcr. James r. Keene. II. X.
Knapp, Andrew Miller. B. Rowland Robbins,
Frank X. Sturgis. and A. +. walcott.
After the Secretary and Treasurers report
had been presented. the following stewards
were reelected for q term of two years; James
Galway. Frank X. Hitchcock, and Andrew
Miller.
Tho election Of officers for the year resulted
as follows: Chairman, August Belmont; Vico-
Chairman. James h: Keene; Secretary and
Treasurer, Frank II. Sturgis.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-15


YosKIRs. Jan. il.-In The game OF basketball to-
nishs q. score VS., Ysns.T Athletic Association.
Manager 0ottiieb and Secretary Kelly OF the
aencs-! 2 Try ana arrange . series OF games vita
Brown University.
Tho basketball team OF the Atlas A.. C. and
Queens County A. c. played an interesting game
After two twenty. mute haiSes. The oaeens c a
team ~on By the score Of IL points to o.
An the regularly .shsduled game. between the
ssrtholomsw, Yonher,. New Rochelle. sagamore.
League. have been cancelled. and the rssrranss.
S 6. ..s Of PHI :ss: s..s .: a,. ssi S4ssGIss FL s. sss. viii
...s.msn, q s.p.E Of a.sns.dsy,, j ATS IS. f IN REF.
tween The latter CLUB. second sssn .nd ssns sroo 81.
team BY the SCORE Of t-o goals 70 nothing.
More than usual interest is being displayed n
porssns bssfssS.ii 9ames 70 Gee 10 piay Ss ' M t aso s I'm,
tonight and Tomorrow night. me strong team
ss.,an,. IN aosS S Sa rsnhi fo.niSh, r ,st! 30 p iss eS Ssc
Harlan branch 81 the lAtter's gymnasiuin, West
with the T.enty.tSird stree, branch , eSSs'a a, sso
Association Hall, so East Twenty third street.
The seawsnhaka Boat Club of Brooklyn held ~.
q lively time -As;shers %wsrs:rwo ticket. In the neld.
matter nns %e m sss : 81 The CLIP ~ have no ve We IN the
dent secretary. Treasurer. Captain; and Lieu.
tenant. All they can do 10 10 elect SIX directors
each year. the club being In the absolute coutrol
OF Q board OF twelve directors, w.o eiecs the
sir directors retire each year. their only chance
IL In the election of six mon OF their own choice
pared By s'% sh o. s sS9ssais 1 ecm ssss..s ilssss pre-.
met with the strongest hind VI an opposition. and
while Two men on the Independent ticket wore
elected. The other four or tho regular ticket who
we're elected had q pretty close call The two mon
from the independent ticket were Herman Ensle
and HI. wssheurn,a and the four from the reg.
ular ticket were James Howard. Hobart Ahrens.
W. =. Sandal. and Ralph Trsmbiy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-15
Slow Progress, In Jacob K,.,a'. Third Trial.

The trial OF Jacob Klein for arson In the first
degree was continued in tho County Court,
Brooklyn, yesterday. When court adjourned
nine jurors had been obtained. II Is expected
that the remaining jurors will be secured
to-day AID the taking Of testimony will begin
tomorrow,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-15
An America. Murdered In Mexico.

CHIHUAHUA. Mex, Jan. 14.-News has been
brought here OF the murder and robbery of
Thomas Blair Nicol. q well-known American.
resident of the town OF Mataohic, this Stat.
The murdorers secured 4 large amount OF money
and other valuAbles.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-15

The Prospect Park lake In Brooklyn was opened to
skaters yesterday morning, ana In spite OF the blus
tering wind and driving snow several hundred young
people ware enjoying the sport In the afternoon. IL
the nrst Tine during the winter that tho Prospect
Sark red nA hes been hung 0at.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-15
Oscar Hammer.tela sau.ae. Judgments.

Oscar HNmmerstcIn has satisfied the follow
Ing judgments: A. NJ. Byers & Co. t2l. S7,sOSl
w. d j. Sloane, S2,0s9; Passaic Rolling Mil
Company, S2,o7l; Manufacturers National
Bank OF brooklyn, Sl,27s; A. Thonet, Sd5i:
i. III, Feeney, $3.50; j. Laird, SlgB,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-15
Diseases Of Men.

DR.. HALLErT, 40 years a blood nnd nerve specialize,
cures all secret ana private diseases OF men in a few
days; blood. poisoning, ulcers. skin diseases, sore
throat. mouth, painful swellings, kidney, ner yous do
billy; andsysioped organs ipPPsadlmsnt . msI,ias"'
near 3D. Ay. New York. No charge unless cured.
Hours y TO v; sundays v 70 b. Best advice Tres.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-15
A Receiver for the Hall sash and Door
Conpnuv

A majority Of the directors OF the Hall Sash
and Door Company OF 7i3 and us Herkimer
street, Brooklyn, applied to Justice Gaynor. in
the supreme Court, yesterday for the voluntary
dissolution OF the. company. They claim that IL
receiver.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-15
Rowling Notes.

The games In the New Jersey Bowling Association
tournament on "Wednesday night resulted rs follows:
First tame Hours. sos; decorations, 725. second
Game kecreaticns. 762i Americus. $40. Third tame
Americas. oU4. Hours. $40.
The games In the North Hudson County Bowling As
ISOLATION tournament on Wednesday night reaulted
~ tollofti first Game All Bees. 70I; Owls. sos. Sec.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-15
INTERNATIONAL BoNsPIEL.
Csuadisa aaA Unitea states Carriers Meet
at Torouto.

Csuadisa aaA Unitea states Carriers Meet
at Toroste.
TORONTO. Ont. Jan. 14.-The international
bohspiel between clubs from the United States.
representing the Grand National Curling Asso-
citation. and picked Canadian clubs opened here
this afternoon. The weather was nne and cold
and the Ice good. The results OF the afternoon
play were as follows:
Al Victoria Rlnk-Toronto. DR.. Leslie. skip. IL;
TORONTO. J. s: Russell. skip, 10: Empire City. New
YORK. J. y. Conicy. skip, IL.
Toronto, Col, sweeney. skip. 90; Buffalo. l. Kirk.
,sBrsnaordt 7; awoodyatt. skip. Il. Buffalo. George
haniiion Thl,,les. L. C. Harlots. ,tip. 20; Buffalo.
Hamilton ;ihi.ii.. J. Kerner. skip. 81; Buffalo. J.
.Lna.sy. J..Sf;. iFRi.rslle. skip. 81; Buffalo. oeors.
Al GRANTS Rink st. Nary's. W. Andrews. skip. n;
CALIFORNIAN Of New York, David Fouls. skip, o.
Toronto Press, {. ". Taylor: skip. Is: New York
WiInigeE, o: JaI9s:oa., .iip. -; John o'GrOats of
New York. d. Gag. akip. Is
Ter9n,o or.nl,es 9. 7; HsrEraft. skip Is; Utica.
Toronto GRANTEES, c. c. Dalton skin. ~; New York.
C.S Ogden. skip 10.
Montreal. ]. wlliamson. skfp, u; New York This
teA- A. Fraser. skip. 10.
To-night's scores werei
At Granite Rink-Prospect Park. Toronto. J. O. Glib
son. skip, 20: Utica. A. {. Salisbury. skip, O.
rarkdsle. Toronto. ~ iernss. SKIP. 49, New York.
9aesn City. Toronto. R. b Rice. skip. IL; Buffalo.
l.. ktrkoNer, skip, z.