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Gossip or the nandsan Courts.

As a result Of the recent match at the Jersey City
court. in which Mike Egan and Pat Barrett defeated
have agreed to play q return match on next club day.
Another. special feature on tho same date will be a
kins and Tom Flaherty.
Phil Casey has almo,t recovered from the 50.
we're cold which tried TO knock him out, and he will
afternoon az the Brooklyn CIuh's court by lining up
with william Carney against Nike Egun and James
Dnnne ~ Prof.. Cosgins mas several other interest
ing features slated, aud promises an exceptional
afternoons sport.
A dozen hotly contested rubbers kept club day
patrons q the MsIhastsnvills s9grt busy; Z Don
McGrath aud W. Grady by three games TO two, u.
German defeated J. Fitzpatrick single handed. and
winning strings were aSo rolled up by the brothers
oIeary. Z. DelghAn, the brothers Eastman, J. FltE-
patrick, J. hcHugh. 7. Lyman, q. Howard. J. Falvey.
Heaiey. and O.. banks.
Tho club day reunion at the Jersey City court was
signalizrd by = rousing series OF matches. p. Burns
and J. fennessy Grew nrst blood by defeating NJ.
carney cSH. sn and d i.I acsfrut -a wsss is against ssh sis sfi Ss' Es @i
the best OF a spirited contest. and won b. 2iDiv,
1874, 2i-lT The winners Of other Interesting
Ealdron. VI. Moran, j. Aahoney, ]. Norton, p. burns,
n. Howley, II. Ash. II. Ross. J. Silver, N. Mullins. and
J. Tracey.
The club day slate at the Brooklyn court had NO
vacancies up 10 sunset. All the regulars and many
visiIors were on hand and some lively and scientific
PLAYED rings around j. ouilum and G. Raleigh, the
brothers Murphy eSAily accounted for John RockA
SnS 4 ss siaao. ~ S SsmS, hsH o . sna j. !, T nIS went
ard Pets Connolly, and later on the redOubIAble
Jerry and q fresh parI1eS J; oDopnell, were defeated
turned out for = short rubber with his fayorite part
ner. Tommy Dunno. bu! tho opposing team. DR.. Saith
Il: sss.iOs Included John Hooks. John Hslissn. Z.
PisoII. Jsnss cOashiin. joan cOus6rn. q. Hsnssan.
aAa J. TAnslsbI
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WHIST.
Staten Islanders Win n Close Match fer the
Utica Trophy.

Staten islanders win n Close Match for tho
Utica Trophy.
Tho match between the Knickerbocker and
Staten Island Whist clubs. twelve mon on q
side. was decided on last Friday night. and re-
suited in q victory for the Knickerbockers by
six tricks. The play was close. the scores Of tho
n and 8 pairs being 1856. 1866. 1855. 1877. 1877,
and l75. William Thomson and II. F. Foster
got all the plus there was in the y and 8 hands.
zig. The best score for Staten Island was GIG
plus. made by F. @. Jansen and 8. F. Rawson.
The best + and W score for Knickerbocker was
made by Tirrel and Patton. lie plus: Tho re-
Feb. II.
PouaHKEEPsIE, Jan. 3o.-The third of the
challenge matches for tho Utica trophy. for pairs.
was played here last night at the Amrita Club.
The result was a victory for tho Staten Island
Whist Club. Its team defeated New York and
Amrita and tied with the Knickerbockers. New
Knickerbocker defeated Amrita. and Amrita
lost every match. The teams were:
Staten Island. J. E. Faher aud 4. L. o'Bryani New
boxer. 4. T. Baker and r. i. foster; %mriia. Z. Z.
Eastmead and George Seaman.
The fourth match will be played at Staten
Island on next Saturday.
Troy. Jan. 3O.-Tho seventh match for tho
State trophy was played here last night between
the Ionic Whist Club Of Troy. holders. and tho
Buffalo Whist Club. challengers. The result
was In favor Of Troy by three tricks, which
makes tho fourth successive victory for that
city. The teams were:
Troy-T. T. Barnum. @. b. Young. Y. r. BullArd and
W. II, Mann.
Bunaio-M Shire. J, N, Levy. W. Shepherd and 5.
A. Simons,
Tho Brooklyn Whist Club is the next chal.
lenger, but IL that organization does not send
u team. the Knickorbocker Whist Club four will
go to Troy on next Saturday.
BRooKLISE, Jan. 30.--The American Whist
Club defeated tho Scranton Whist Club at
Boston last night by a score OF 323 tricks TO 3I4.
The players were:
Amsrcan-Bouve captain. Fletcher. Ward, and
Whitney.
scranion--Duseubury ~tcaptain), Labsr. Hamilton.
and Hintermister.
NOTES.
The following dates have beer. fixed for the
City Club, Feb. o and March 8; Knickerbocker
Whist Club, New York. Feb. IL and March IL;
Brooklyn Whist Club. Feb. 10 and March 10.
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a Tean or Anerioan wing shets May Go .
England.

England.
The London Field Of Jan. 20 has this to say
regarding q visit Of American wing shots:
"There is every likelihood Of o team being or
ganized to pay q visit to America in July or
August to shoot against some Of the American
club teams. Judging by the scores published in
tho American papers. tho homo team would
seem to have little chance of success, especially
as only one barrel is used. There is q strong
opinion. however. that the flight of the bird 10
not SO difficult as it is here; but whether this be
SO or not. the fact remains that tho extraor-
binary scores that arc of such frequent
occurrence at American clubs have never
been repeated this side of tho Atlantic.
II the American clubs could send a team over
here to take part in an international contest at
the championship meeting. TO be held in June
or July next, IL would be certain to create a
large amount of interest, and our American
friends may rest assured they would receive q
very hearty welcome. Once started, the con-
test would probably become an annual affair
and lead to a very interesting series of matches.
II It is not possible to arrange for the visit for
the coming championship meeting. the fact Of
an English team journeying to America would
probably act as O stimulus for one being organ.
lied FOR the succeeding year."
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Trap Shooting Notes.

For shooting oyerhead birds ths Surrey Club In
England has mad erected q staging high up amid q
clump Of trees. The shooter secs neither trap. trap
pers. nor birds until the pigeon comes sailing over
easy night TO that OF q driven grouse or partridge.
Dr.. George Knowlton. one OF the Larchmont Yacht
Clubs trap-shooting experts, will sail for Europe on
Wednesday. He stated yesterday that he expected
to shoot \ few birds at Monte Carlo. ana that after
his return 10 this country he would arrange a return
match at 100 blros each with Z. r. Laiew. who de-
feated him last season.
The annual contest for tho amateur championship
of America at live birds has teen arranged to DO shot
on the grounds OF the Carteret Gun CLUB. near Garden
City. on Washington'g Birthday and the day follow.
ing. The honors in last years contest, which was
shot on the L%archmont Yacht Club grounds. were car.
ried on by Robert WEIGH OF Philadelphia. who scored
OF kills out OF 100 In q gale OF wind and NJ atwenty.
one yard boundary; The ehampionship trophy was
$500 In cash. George s. McAlpin finished second.
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ulusasn.rIsptess Visst pIsy pesuit n an nag
iish Crew Conihg mere.

uiurpeai1-ngaptess VISIT Nay beeute " ~ N"s~
iish Crew CeInihg mere.
ITHACA, Jan. 3o.-fdr the past few days Cor
nell has had q visitor In n H.. BlumdellMaple
Of New College and the Thames Rowing Club,
London. His presence may have considerable
bearing on the rowing situation In this country.
The authorities ut Cornell refuse to discuss the
matter officially, but intimate that an effort has
been made through the visitor to got an English
crew to enter an American regatta, as suggested
recently by THE Sun. Biumdell.Maplo has re-
ceived unusual attention from prominent men,
bers OF the Athletic Council and has spent much
time with Prof. Wheeler. He has also been
with Coach Courtney q great deal. with whom
he became acquainted during the visit Of the
Cornell crew to England several years ago.
The visitor before leaving here said that
while bio did not think It would be possible for
either an Oxford or Cambridge crew TO come TO
America. because Of the fact that 1t would In
terfere too much with university work, he saw
no reason why one Of the crows Of the various
amateur rowing clubs that usually competed In
tho Henley regatta should not visit this country.
He stated that there was q general desiro among
the clubs In England to meet an American crow,
and he thought q trip could be made to this
country as easily as Cornell and. Yale could. go
i io h ssat Should ia an H' ESSg GiiIS ' srsM eSm an here SsSs'i It
with Cornell. Columbia. and tho University of
Pennsylvania
iundell-Map has boon 70 Saratoga and OK.
pressed q preference for hat course. He left
the rowing authorities Of the University Of Penn
sylyania. From there he will go 70 New York
and have O chat with the Columbia oarsmen
He anticipates returning to England shortly.
and will present the plan ofentering an English
Grew, in this regatta. He is pretty Confident that
present rowing situation viii be that II an Eng.
fish crew decides to come e this country Har;
asking Cornell to row at New London. This will
dispose Of any possibility OF q Yale-Cornell race
unless the existing differences are adjusted very
soon.
II is stated unoHlcielly that there is every
probability Of the international race being
brought about, and that the Englishman came
nell, It 10 said. during the recent negotiations
with. Yale. and has practically been tho Itha-
cans trump card. II 10 also stated that Har-
ward has had an inkling Of what was coming.
and this lie somewhat. substantiated by the fact
that as yet no course has been selected or time
designated for the Cornell-Harvard race.
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Yachting Notes or Interest.

The steam yacht MargarIta, owned by A.. J. Drexel.
N. Y. Y. c.. has been overhAuled atthe CEaFinA yard,
Cowes. Alterations have bsen made that insure .
better means OF ventilation.
II WAS learned yesterday that the buyer OF Ogden
Goelet's big steam yacht Maynower 10 Henry sharp OF
London. Speaking OF the sale J. r. TAms said:
Henry sbarps name appears on the btu OF sale for
the yacht, and although he may DO acting rs the
agent OF tOme other yachtsmnn. we have no reason
20 believe that he 10 other than the bona'nde pur-
chaser"
tho Mediterranean ~TeZAttRS, the satAnitA and Bona
should have an easy time winning the various races
In their respective glasses. The chances OF the Bona
appear especially rosy. There Is hkaly 20 bs plenty
Of racing In the smAlleT classes. but altogether tho
regattA5 do not promise 20 be ~ Interesting - they
have BEEN IN former year,
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AttoF InO CLOSING OF the supplementary Transatlantic
Malls named above. additional. suppiementafy
malta are opened on the pieS of the American,
naaas one. s.s until within aRS G Ten MINUTES ss:s% on he soS y q
sailing of steamer.
WEST INDIES. 40.
10 A: y. Complementary IL A. Ny fog
s S6ETR4 PAo AMGh PoAr except ns4 :,. SO,.s Ria, and
via Colon Qetters for Guatemala must DO directed
c tBSE E!P' sss S5 a 4 :: I: for D sFr .;ssn RgF ia5S
New Orleans.
TOf 81 q: 4AAio 5sisS E g. N; o sss9Slgsl'TrinHHse%Ez / ; M. M3
WINDwARD ISLANDS, per steamship Pretoria
s $:Rss5S S:g g. Si1 %S 81 y. 2ssASi, ! ssTD sss
= y + !; !sf SSeS ] sIS ss s:s :sssS s=s3'i iesa
SSsSm DaiSon Miami M from Fc M: Miami iOT SA fis.; 3; s:sP q p, pr
sof MEWtoUSP ! ] per po sss&msS from North
s ssyansy! from 70 Boston = N. Tor PORT ANTONIO per
wEDNEsDAY:-At $50 4, n. for POI ANTONIO.
EEw siS5Msr llGm F per =ssss%ship a. po or "a. "a a., f II
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COUNTRIES direct. per steamship Highland
Per steamship Siberian; from PhilsdeiphiS: at %
.f Aia; fSD 9H%sPeA: i ana e. cA Al Ia KShrc SsI
eteamship Altai Qetters for Costa Rica must bo
so,so q. "P rs A fe1 Po 81 10 A 4 u p }ssHse1smf shfFF
1897 1893 /: &. aos xAhRt p eH i.sfHRsn 4R Els! 9.
and YUcATAN. per steamship vigilancis Uettes
MHYTf. per ~ s.ea lasiiIS Fins 3 ]. = Ae 1SisG' d Hi 81; t O
sp1in < must h ~ Be SRSafI 4. DsFf e p !. HsRa G9r}!
Bahia and Rio Janciro 1etten for North sraaii
: FoaI foI h sAR fl1fs5i P sirs sss. snd sok kFf1f hRAs ei
from M II. mAi Fla; at i ss: s.; F. FER n. ' fe1 TnWr SlaI5:
FFAs \! l e. ST. s1:' PfER 1ffI sfEfh oSESan psr . st siss
Nails for Newfoundland. by rail to Halifax and thence
r. S,, ste am H, Close at this TIL ON once e DAILY at $50 ,h p; N;
b. steamer. close At this ofloe daily at $40 P
for forwarding by steamers sailing CIondays and
ThufsdayD from Port TAMPA, Fla Mails foi
for despatch by steamer. close at this ONCE daily
closes ri o +. n. previous day.
TRANsPACIFIC MAILS.
Mails for Australia except those for West Australia.
Which are ,orwaLdsd via Europe. New Zealand,
Alameda Grom San Francisco). close herr daily
up to Jan; $50 at A. n. II A.. NJ, and s:9op.M.
With British mails for r1 %ast 1i issA% Nail. Tor H4' Aus;
tralIa SeIcspt West Australia. New zealand; Hs
tfr9m vanc9uverD; close here daily after Jan. $40
Io Fs5 ( G ss s,as San q EraP %a;;. : cI SS'n here e daily up
per steamship Columbia from Tacoma. close
here daily up to Feb. il3 At $3.50 p. NJ. Mails for
cisco, close here daily up to Feb. 10 at $50 p. N:
Alils for China and Japan especially addressed
T. N: Mails for the society Islands, per ship Call.
Feb. ~ at $3.50 p. M.
Transpscinc mails are forw arded to port Of sailing
daily. and the schedule OF closing 10 arranged or the
presumption of their uninterrupted overland transit
Registered mse1 s!S ( G! . va 4 y; d PJfTio Ps. daya
Post once. New York. N. Y. Jan. go. 1895.
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Goals-Trodden and Neavo.
Baseball.

TOLEDO. Jan. 30.-The secret Of Cleveland's
purchase Of half o dozen players from the
Toledo interstate team is out Manager Strobel
tells 1t himself. He says:
~ sold Pitcher Kelb, Myers, Beck, Pitcher
John Blue and Capt. Bob Gilks 70 Cleveland. I
had an understanding with, Robson that he
serve list SO they could not be drafted. and put
a price on their releases high enough to prevent
not bought at the prices fixed between us, all
except Kelb will be turned back to me BY April
10. For this accommodation Pitcher Kelb 10
given to Cleveland outright. II he suits Cleve-
land they will buy Beck. II he II not fast
enough I get him back"
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PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 3o.-James Fitzgerald.
the champion handball player of ireland. an.
nounced at Gloucester to-day that he would
leave for Brooklyn on Tuesday morning and
issue q challenge to play James Carney for the
chAmpionsbip OF the world and q side bet rang
ing from 500 10 81 900. He says that he is dis.
satisfied with the result of the games played
last summer for the championship. Fitzgerald
bsc6 up his challenge he will post forfeit Of
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Vigorous Piay In Pressing weather Under as-
eocintion Rales.

On q held covered with snow and the ther-
mometer below freezing point, the elevens Of the
Centrevillo A. @. and Arlington A. A. met yea
terday afternoon ut Boulevard Park. Bayouno.
attired only in knee pants and sleeveless shirts.
Tho contest proved TO be the best-played game
to date in the second round Of the National As
ISOLATION Football League series. The work Of
each team was fast and hard. Tho splendid
dribbllnR Of the Arlingtons at critical points Of
the game caused victory to perch ON their ban.
ner by a score of 3 to 2 goals.
Moore of the .Arlingtons wal the hero Of the
The rival piayers severai timss ns tbsY csma
rushing on, almost certain of scoring. Bucks.
bee. his clubmate. also played o good game, AZ
did Patmore and Grundy for tho Centreyilleg.
The teams lined up an foilows:
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a rh.sleal rralasr for yals,. oar.a...

NEW HAVEN. Jan. 3O.-A regular physical
trainer has been decided upon by the manager
Of the Yale crew. He will look after tho condi-
dOa Of the oArsmen out of the boat 30 as TO
eaaEd 1Ealnst oyertrAininR. The place will DO
lIed By John 4. Doughan. an ex-Alderman OF
- c,tys VINO va assistant trainer Of the foot
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At q meeting on Saturday night the Triton Boat
Club, Essex Bicycle Club. Republican Club and New.
ark Yield Club, all Newark organizations, decided
TO amAlsamato and form tho Newark A.C. The
features OF the several clubs will be retained and en-
larged by the new organization.
Thu Greater New York Irish A. A. was formally Or
ganized yeIterdAy with the following onfc1rB: PreGi-
dent. P.J J. Conway; Secretary, William Dunno Treas.
urer. William PTendergast; Executive Committee. r.
j. Conway. John Murtha, Tom Breen, Con Breen, and
and will equip . track and grounds for aIl.round
sport AZ Laurel Hill.
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RIFE

Prone Glass and matches Shot ut
the Seventh's Ranges.
The promo class and non-expert matches
were the attractions which kept tho members of
the Seventh Regiment Rife Club at their ar
mory ranges until q late hour on Saturday
night. The conditions Of the former are seven
shots standing at 200 yards and seven shots
prone at 800 yards; entries unlimited; i've
prizes. Some high scores were made. Veteran
A. STEMS SO out of o possible 70 10 the highest
that has been made with the now Springfield
riAe Tho ac0rea fOll0w.
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rEsrs lsosras e. T-surussents asins o. n
Thts vic,stty.
The following are additional records oe important
tournaments In Greater New York and New Jsrseyi
y..a
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Isrism Pslsos Alleys. ISSth q. and ga av.-zSs.
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NATTER, &c.-German steamers sailing
on Tuesdays take Printed Matter. &C., for Ger
many, and Specially Addressed Printed Matter.
&C., for other parts of Europe. American and
ateamers on Thursdayn. and Cunard' French .na
German steamers on Saturdays take Printed MAJ
vertised 70 carly mali.
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3nblff Notifies.
DosT = NOTICE.

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may OCCUR at any time.)
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The added game in the Wholesale Drug Trade As
ISOLATION tournament on Saturday night 81 Reid's
alleys was won by the Colgate 4 Co. team; The scores:
Max Seller-Brune, l07i Hayden, 30; WoltJen, 90;
Pique. 100; Van Buren,. col. Total. 500.
Colgate 4 Co.-BArnes, 1885, Wards. 1873; Colgate,
l14; Chrystal. 1870; Faulkner, 1888. Total, oe6.
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THIRD oAME

Aurora-Tietz, ia; George Baker. 208; Ehler. $50;
Mcdonald, Ib2; Fink. lao. Total, 800.
B~lltEen-Short. i6v; Tilton, l44; Finnegan, l8e;
Egan, l78; sorenson. l9l. Total, 500.
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After the closing OF the Supplementary Transatlantic
Mails named above, additional supplementary
mnile are opened on the pien Of the American,
English. French. and German steamer, and rex
main open until within Ten Minutes Of the hour Of
sailing Of steamer.
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