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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-03-03
NOTICE.

A stockholders meeting of the Farm
ington Gold Mining Company will be
held in the Office OF MIR. lie Grand
Young. Salt Lake City, Monday, March
the 7th. 1898 at l o'clock pm. for the
purpose Of electing directors and off,
GERS of said company for the ensuing
year and to transact such other busi-
ness as may properly come before the
meeting.
u. w. briggs.
s.ss.ah 80 ~ Secretary.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GiyEv THArA
In special meeting of the members Of TIE
Ladies' Literary Club 10 hereby called " nee,
at the Club house. No - ouh IhIt las,
street, Salt Lake CITY, Utah, on The lilh tayoi
March. 1898, at : O'Clock p. IN for ,helufpose
of amending the ARTICLES OF inccrportton "
providing for new officers, b changing the
number. method of selecting, ana iefuid
ONCE of directors. by providing for honorary
and associate az we'll as sctyc meuber' "
providing for special and general msetusi W
providing the method OF voting, bv nlnis
various verbal changes, and. in general "
mixing the articles harmonic with nd
authorize the bylaws adopted by the corpora.
ton Jan, 18th, 1895. and for the TRANSACTION OF
such other business as may properly come oe'
fore such meeting.
BY order of the Board of Directors
5. o. s. NELDEN.
pre,ident
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NOTICE.
OF the Stockholders Meeting of the Salt
Lake Fish and Dairy Company.

Notice is hereby given that a special
meeting of the stockholders of the Salt
Lake Fish and Dairy company is here
by called to be held at room No. 307
Templeton building CORNER of South
Temple and Main streets), Salt Lake
City, Utah. on Saturday, March 18th,
1898, at the hour OF ~ o'clock, noon,
for the purpose of authorizing the
board of directors to levy an assess
ment on the capital stock of said COM
pany; for the election of a board of
directors for the ensuing year, and for
such other business as may properly
come before such meeting.
Dated this Gath day of February. A.
D. 1898.
G. r. JONES, President.
George NJ. Cannon. Secretary.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE,
To the Stockholders of the Bullion Beck 4
Champion Aiming Company. corporation.

To The SIOcEhOIderH OF tb6 BuIHon BECK q
Champion Mining Company, corporation.
UoU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
the regular annual meeting of the stock
holders of said corporation will be held at the
ONCE of the company. Room 4oS Mccormick
bank building. salt Lake CITY. Utah. on Mon
day, the seventh day OF March. 1893. at the
on GERS for the ensuing year. and for the trans
action Of such other business as may properly
come before the meeting.
by order OF the Board OF Directors.
W. J. BEArIE. secrstary.
Salt Lake City, February 10. 1895
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In the Matter of the Guardianship of
James Tyler Young and Louis c.
Young.

The undersigned will sell. at private
sale. IS shares of the capital stock of
the Brigham Young Trust company. a
corporation. on or after the nth day
of March, 1898. and written bids will
be received by the undersigned, at 100
Second street, Salt Lake City. Utah.
Terms of sale, cash.
SYBELLA w. CLAYTON.
Guardian.
Dated February 2Sth, 1898.
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MOI lCs.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ., NJ
IN regular annual meeting o. lhe Nam.
holders Of The Mohawk uonsolidale55 Ia Hi h,,,s
company viii be held a. re oilce 70 30 M II Tor
the eiectios Of d board of directors anu 'sV
transaction OF such other business !" '"''
legally come before T.. ~ purT p,s,l
Fahvusrv hth 1880.
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NOTICE TO CRsDIIORs.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN by THE
estate of samuel H. Parker, deeessss w
exhibit them with the necessary yo,,chs,,
within ton months after the first puhl,csu,enrss
OF tins notice to the said adminIsIrniors y,
or salt Lake, Utah. s'a""
Dated December l., 1896.
WILLIAM PARKER.
w LIAM r PARKER.
Parker. Deceased III
1sAAC NJ. WADDELL, Attorney for Fst.,o
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS
Estate of Emmeline Christine r
Deceased.

NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN ny TN,
e,tste uo of me administrator Of ,bc
ceased, to tho creditors OF and ali rue ue.
having claims ngainst the said dncenss,,sso ans
e1nibit them with the necessary yourbr"a
within four months after the arst pnIJ,ean,,.s,
OF ms notice. to the said sdministrator q, va
fourth hast street. In the City and couptv o =,
Dated December 90, 1897
LAKE FRANKLIN RRAyr,v,
Richard W. YOUNG. Attorney Tor kJ AIM
istrator. W huhlh'
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The annaul meeting OF the stock
holders of the Aurora Mining and .Ljli-
ing company. Will be held at No. 1s
North Main street, Monday. March Il.
1888, at p. m.
JOHN WELLS, Secretary.
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National Bank Of the Republic, = Corpora.
ton, Plaintiff,
vs.
Jessie N. Mitchell and Alexander Mitchell,
Defendants.
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The Mothers Pay Day.

49, ~ hhN Natth
rem may be old
enough to earn
theirs. But the
mother, what is
her pay for her
days OF toll and
often nights of
anxiety Z Well,
she is either
paid in love or
she isn't paid
at all.
The majority
of mothers are
perfectly salts
hed with the
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PROBATE AND GuARpI,y.,
NOTICES.
Consult County CLERK or the Respects.
ere for Further Information, 'sa'

Consult County CLERK or the Respec,,,
ere for Further Information, sa'
LEGAL notice.
In the District Court. Probate n,r,.,
'uu'''hi nsu,c'. IN and for SAT- Lake Aha
In tho matter OF the Estate Of poA..,
Deceased. D1nsie,
NOTICE is HEREBY GIvru
IN Robert Dansie and james IL that
administrators OF the estate "; Dandc.
Dansio. deceased, have repSa.o hoberi
tettiement, and flied in eald 'aWueled for
hnai account of their admin,s,utt, their
SAID estate and petition for. nnsi alon Of
ton OF the residue OF said estaIa uStrbu.
persons entitled thereto, and ,hs,ohg tho
Day the 18Th day of january. A. ia Isa'ur.
g,So O'Clock a. m, Mt the Court Roo, is1s. at
Court, Ia the County Court House OF SAD
CITY ana County Utah, has been ' Az Lats
pointed BY the Judge Of said Con-, uuly ap
settlement OF said account ana hnss,.lor the
petition FOR distribution, at whtsh ing sad
place any person Interested IN inc AMI
may appear and show cause. n ans 's estate
why said account should not be .., trete be,
pray ed for. made AZ
Dated December Is 1897.
DAVID q. DUNBAR MA,
ny GEO. ". BLAIR, Deputy Cierk ''erS
FRANK PIrRCK, ATTORNEY or Adn,,,.,
Mccormick Block. ''n''ua'ors
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SUM NUNS,

In the District Court OF the Third Judicial
District Of the state of Utah,
County of salt Lake,
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lice

Notice Of sale Of e,t6 shares of the Capita
stock 81 the pa M,1i, \ ark Gold. silver
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In the District Court. Probate Div,.,o, mn,
judicial District. In and for SAT- Ian alfd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-17

VIII Billy o'Donnell OF Memphis kindly call at this
onice this evening
Joe Cans and Frank Girard are to box twenty
rounds at Cleveland tonight.
A Constant Reader. New York.-He was horn at
London on April rs. 1874, aud Is > feet 81 inches tall.
Dial Hawkins OF San Francisco met Jack Green, a
Western lightweight. at ) attic In a Blk round bout
on saturda y night. Tho contest was fast add Scien'
tine. ana Green got the decision.
Billy Whistler met George Holland at the NOnparcil
A. C., Philadelphia, on SATURDAY night In a six round
bout. The former outclasSed hts man at every turn,
although no decision was announced.
Joe Goddard IN y letter 10 Dave Holland states that
he II going to the klundiIe unless he Is matched TO
meet Theodore Van Bubkirk, the California heavy
weight who recently stood him or for eight rounds.
OLYMPIC club OF that city offered To give SEQ to
"kiI" Lavigne for each round he listed In n twenty
round bout with Mcfarland, whether II resulted IN
a victory. dcfeal, ar a draw, h"PGriland claims that
LRyiXne has refused to nEht him under amy condition.
The battle hetw con Tommy West and Dan Murphy.
which Is to 80 decided un next Wednesday night, az
Waterbury. Is being discussed In this city among
lOral SPORTS. West and Murphv Will box fifteen ROUNDS.
In The preliminary IOuts Charley Kelley win meet
Eddie Mack, while Jack EaEnigau OF PiltsDurg Will
face Jack O'BTicu.
Pr,f Jimmy pa Forres; HIS received a letter from
Marry M,cup, VINO L. AZ san FRANCISCO. MARTY SAWS
hc Is fa:ius wuil. AMI has male II numhF of matches
for gUpi plrsO-. lIu aIsO writes that tho coming
mrrtlug between i'm JrTrirs ana Ton. 5EOrkry, which
is Iougud To lie decided Ia IA Few weeks, Is attracting
"a great deal ar attention.
CHICAGO, an lG,-Icfrre- George silcr stopped all
OF the four LOuts - thr Chicago \. e. last might In or
der 10 save clean Ennekuuts. The men were to have
over John kIrhie alter ioAr minutes, nghTing. Jack
Bonner had Australian" HlIly saith nearly out tn
three rounds. A round and . half was too much for
Tom COoasy NJ the hands OF Harry Forbes. Jimmy
Ryan Dy continued clinching. lasted i've rounds with
e~srSe keTwin. sler gave the latter the deetion.
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American Northumberland and FidelIu.
Uncle sam acknowledgements. civil Service. and
New York Royal Arcanum Observation-Disclosures
Council, Americas Council, and Standard Council.
Harlem Republican Club-Phrnix l VS.. Hamilton.
Litho Artist-F. Elucken and Wendt. Rust and Mich
olson, and Hildebrandt and Steckiein.
United bowling Clubs, Section Jumbo, BLACK
Interclub League-Columbian VS.. Aurora Grata. at
Columbian alleys; Knirkerbocker Va. Carleton. at
Knlckbocker alleys; Irving VS.. Lincoln, AZ Irving al
leys; Hanover VS.. Uuiou League. at Hanover alleys.
Brooklyn Royal ArcanIm League. suD.Tonrnainent
Gilbert Council, BreyoOrt Council, AMI De Forest.
Brooklyn Royal Aroanum League-Alert Council,
Fulton Council. and Burnside Council.
Brooklyn S~atiUnAl-ApOllo Annex, and Log Cabin.
Arlington Observation-Disclosures =. Franklin. and Cor
Twenty.third Regiment-company b. Company X.
Long island Association Of c. c.. Glass B-Indian
Cycle CLUB vs.. South Brooklyn Wheclm-n.
alleys.
~asino-orien Nonparcil. and Columbia.
wiickenS, o. Hammer, AMI NJ. keppler; evening. +.
Clinch and S, a. McElroy. individual headpin
North Side Ieague-Prospect Va. Gerard 9.
staten Island Amateur eague-kingston Marion.
Athletic League A. c. VS.. Rosevilie
A. A. at KnickeTbocker A.. c. alleys; North End Club
vs.. New YorS \. G" At North End Club alleys;
Amateur Association Elizabeth A. c. vs.. Bayonne
X. A, at EliEahet I'll 4. 4. alleys.
Associated Cycling Clubs OF New Jersey -Hamil,
ton wheeimen vs.. Castle Point cyclers, at Hamilton
Northern New Jersey Lengue-orange Valley vs.
Ar!ington A. c.. a. orange nn VALLEY Hii;ysi institute vs.
Central L~eaGue-Sew Jersey A. G. W.. westhcld A.
c., AT New Jersey A. &. alleys.
RahensteIns-Equitable H.. Cinnamon D., and
Standard.
ford vs., Court Hsncock, at Court Crawford alleys.
Newark Leaguc-Roseviilc A, A. vs.. Northern Re-
publican a w cub f a. E s9 EIIns., a; 4 g aiIsys; Riverside
Paterson League-i. II, 4, A. VS.. Ashley ana Bailey.
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T.. M. c. 4. SPORTS.
Athletes OF the Various Branches spcndinE an
Active Ninter.
Long Credit.

Active Winter.
From the talk going on 1t is not at all unlikely
that the game OF hockey will be added to tho
many Y. NJ. c. A. sports this season. There was
a similar movement on foot last year, but 1t be-
ing then rather late in tho season. the scheme
was dropped. This year. however, more than
usual interest is being manifested in the
game by the members, and in all probability IL
will BIO taken up.
. The athletic departments of the different
branches here and at Brooklyn are enjoying a
most successful season in the gymnasium. and
the young Christians expect to cut quite q figure
when the outdoor season begins. Boathouse
members Of the various branches are already
eXulting over the prospects for next season. The
plant has been taken from its old place and is
now securely moored at Oak Point, where tho
clear water of the Sound also affords excellent
facilities for the swimmers.
The new west side branch expects a pros.
porous season in all kinds of athletics. The first
OF a series of swimming contests will be decided
in the pool of the branch next week. The bow
ing tournament is arousing considerable in
terest and close scores are tho order. In this
boys department the gymnasium. classes al;
doing considerable work: In the inter.branrl
cnrrorns tournament, which WAS decided re.
Gently, the Team representing the branch cap
tured second place. Basketball is also keeping
games are played each Week.
The members OF the Harlem branch are pay.
ing strict. attention to gymnasium work. The
officers OF the chess club are arranging IL mum
bcro of games 10 be played by mail with clubs in
the associations of neighboring cities.
Dr.. Muller, physical director of the new east
side branch, is hard at work in the gymnasium
perfecting arrangements. A new branch has,
ketball league has been formed. consisting ~
five teams. Games will be played each Wodncs'
day night from 3 to $3.50 O'clock. The bowlins
alleys are crowded each evening. The two-meh
tournament bids fair TO become very interesting,
as the teams arc evenly matched. The second
team won two games from the German branch
last week. The usual monthly athletic games
will be held next week.
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Cross Country Running.

The members OF the Sea View HArriers and other
cross country runners turned out in force yesterday
at Bay Ridge. Two packs. O fast and a slow one.
started. A little over five miles OF the usual eight
mile route was covered. Among the men in the
slow pack were Frank Bernard, Sea View Harriers.
Morris Hynts, Star A. c.. Eddie Forbes, Union 4. G.;
Jack Lyons, New West Side A. C.; NJ J. Mullins, J. II.
TurpIe. William GerInan. Eddie Horn, II. Lawton. c.
+. Nicholson, aud Eddie Grant. all OF the sea View
Hsrriars. Among the fast men were Eugene II.
WhitIarh, New Jersey A. c.; p. Grant. d.
The latter gave to the slow division FIVE minutes
start, and they finished in "a bunch. The fast men
lust got sight OF the slow boys us the latter were
sprin;ing home. II. Lawton was first in, Morris Hyne
second. and Charley Nicholson third. Time. 20
inmates. i. Grant led tho fast men home. Eugene II.
whitlach being second. and James Nee third.
Time. 20 minutes ISL keconGs.
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Women TO Cast the Wy.

To-day the Sportsmen's Exposition begins its
second week ut Madison Square Garden, and
will close on Saturday, after a run OF eight days,
which Is a new record for shows OF the kind.
This afternoon the novelty in the competitions
will be a fy-casting tournament for women. the
first ever held in the United States. No ~restric-
tions are placed upon tho styleof rod or fly used.
ana me GohtTeSSt, when pSgihs az CLOCK, y
include the Misses Hewitt, Mrs. Els. Osgood,
Mrs. DIR. Buck, Mrs. Erskinc h. Hewitt, and
Miss Helen Stoddard. The evening competition
for men win be at switch casting, the only ono
OF the week. There will also be bowling and
rifle shooting.
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These include Ben Brush, who did not start
before; Howard Mann. who won last year; Lake
Shore. who finished second, and Loki. who was
well played ut II to ! but failed to get a place.
In this event as we'll as the Suburban. three
ycar-olds which showed a penchant for staying
last year are very much In evidence. The
chances are said to be greater than ever for one
OF the young brigade getting home in front of
the more seasoned division. The three-year.old
crop Is quite promising. comprising. as 1t does,
such recent two-year.old stars as Great Bend,
Handball, Michael I'LL. Plaudit, Previous, Sly
Fox, Sensational. and the noted colt Traverser,
who has been sweeping the decks at San Fran
cisco. For the other events on the Gravesend
schedule the entries foot up MS follows:
BrooEdale. 81; Parkway. 80: Myrtle. ~; Patchogue.
b3; Broadway. 40; Preakness. Al; Falcon, AZ; May,
81; Glover. s3: Manhansct. rs; Hanover. 15; Reitori.
81; Greater New York Steeplechase. rs, and kensing.
ton Hurdle Handicap, 80.
Now that horsemen have shown their hands.
there will be widespread anxiety 10 discover tho
actual trumps. Naturally those who think they
hold them win be rcticcnt until the weights
como out, and meanwhile the complicated pre-
liminaries of training will furnish ample occu-
patton for those most directly interested, The
strings of thoroughbrcds at Morris Park and
the Long Island tracks are already being reused
up. and in q few weeks more the horses booked
for early engagements will be rating along under
the watchful eyes OF their trainers. Ii all tho
candidates " train on" there is every prospect OF
big. and high-class fields and a great seasons
racing.
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WHIST.
Park Club or Plainneld Defeats the Baltimore
CIub for the A. w. l.. Trophy.

Park Club or Plainneid Defeats the baltimore
CIub for the A. w. l.. Trophy.
ALBANY, Jan. l6.-The first challenge match
for pairs ever played was decided here last night.
Four teams entered and each played eight deals
against every other. The scores OF the pairs
sitting at the same points of the compass ut
each of the two tables were then compared. and
the y and 8 team winning the greater number
OF tricks was considered as having won a match
from the other n and s pair. The f and w
scores were compared in the same manner and
the match given to the pair with the better
score on the eight deals. The result was a vic
tory for the holders OF the trophy, the Uncondi-
tionnl Rcpubii 'an Club of this city. who won all
three matches and had a trick score of thirteen
plus. The BROOKLYN Whist GlHb was SECOND.
plus. Tho Albany Chess and Whist Club was
third, winning one match with @ trick score OF
ono plus. The East Side Club of Troy lost every
match and was fifteen tricks minus. The teams
were:
uncondit,onal-J. f, Moore; and $. Van souten.
Hronklyn-A. Z. Taylor and J. II. Elwell.
Alhany-Aibert Rathboue and ID. w. olcOtt.
~Troy-GcOrsc 4. Mosher and II. d. Bailey.
Troy. Jan. l6.-The fifth match for the New
York State trophy was played hore last night
between the Ionic Club, holders, and the Hen
dirk Hudson Whist Clubof Hudson. c]hallengers.
For the first time in its history, the cup stayed
with it's defenders. who won by The narrow mar
gin of Two tricks. The leans were:
Ionic Club-Barnum. Bullarl. Mann, and Young.
Hendrix Hudson Club E~sse!styn, ssovIilc. A, b.
Chase, and j. r. Chase.
BALTIMORE, Jan. l6.-The fifteenth match for
the A. W. L. trophy was played here last night
between the Baltimore Whist Club. holders. and
the Park Club of Plainlcld, y. j.. c~hullCngrrs.
The result MAS "a victory for the Jerscymen by
the score OF "a tricks To II. Tho cams were:
Baltim IRE Cluh-w..A A. whelau. A. Harvey McCay.
George i. Thomas. nnd II. L. u 1slcr,
Park ',wh-FonrG' 7. kOg ri, j. II. Howell, $, st.
j. McCutchtn, AM $. Tuw TSoEd.
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New. from the Horse world.

LEXINGTON. Jan. l6.-Lou Bramble and Sir vassAr,
ex.SecTetary Whitney's race horses recently pur-
chased here, have not been shipped 10 Aiken. s. c., to
be trained over the timbeTs, as at hrst intended.
Loki, King Bermuda, Ruskin and eight head OF two
yearuldS were shipped to Sidney raget, Mr.. Whit.
ney's sOn.in.law. yesterday. Lou Bramble and Sir
vassar were left here at the farm OF DR.. Norwood,
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rs for the Suburban are as follows:

James II. Keenc has only ono entry. but he Is
a host in himself. This is Ben Brush. winner of
last years sensational race. or those who fin
ishcd behind the sterling son OF Bramble then
tho following are again entered: Bromley &
Co.'S Sempcr Ego. Oneck Stables Sir Walter. and
J. E. Seagram's Havoc. In addition to Sempcr
Ego. Bromley s. Co. nominate the useful four
yearolds On Deck and Typhoon ii. Havoc will
be backed up by Connoisseur and Tragedian
in the SeaRram interest, and tho new
blood includes many formidable combinations.
The President Of the Jockey Club; Au.
Da y dominates Ogden and Isidor, Charley Dwyer
pins his faith to Michael and Sly Fox. and NJ. +.
Dwyer, who disposed Of last years winner to J.:
substitute in Ben Elder. p. J. Dwyer relies ON
Handball and the Fleischmanns propose send
den, who recently sold his chief crack. Ham.
burg, nominates Plaudit and Great Bend. and
vi with w. Ai SSaorF Macy a sons and maze Meadow Gis Sts
There arc several other popular candi:
dates engaged. including Roy Carruthcrs's
hpWasS xH Phlll" "f in t ianu Brookl Sis Handicap iSn q .Sp
last year; Sydney PaEet's Loki. who ran UNI
Ben Holiday, who cut such a wide swath last
fall, and Foster Brothers pair, Counter Tenor
The other prominent events on the Coney
Island Jockey Club programme have been sup
ported as follows:
June hnndicaps, 50; Grass inaugural, gS; swift,
8o; Spendrift, 40; Great Trial, SO; Double Event, 20;
Zephyr. IS; Spring. "a; June, 10; Nernal, ~; Daisy,
73; Flight, II; September. 10; Autumn, 15; Flat.
bush, 80. and Great Eastern. A.
As already stated in THE Sun. nominations
have poured in for the Brooklyn Jockey Club
stakes 10 such an extent that last years figures
are completely dwarfed, except in the case Of
the Preakncss, which shows forty'onc nomina-
lions, against forty.four at the same period in
1897. The chief event on the schedule ia, OF
course, the Brooklyn Handicap. For this popu-
ular event forty-two nominations have been re-
ceivcd, an increase Of eleven over last years
total Tho entries are:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-17
Billiards.

ORANGE, Jan. le.-The Montclair A. c. won tho
silver cup offered by the orange club In q game OF
billiards at East orange last night. The cup will he.
come the property OF the club winning IL three times.
Last nights game was three hall CarfonIs, ESQ poir Is
up. II. c. Hallenbeck OF Montclair scored $50 points
TO Lester u. pcTry's lld for Orange. The other clubs
IN the contest are tho kosOvi!lc A. Z. ana the North
End Club Of Newark.
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Applications for membership in the Atlanti,

The following applications for membership in
the Atlantic Yacht Club has been published, in
accordance with the bylaws OF the club, by
Secretary David f. Austen:
Francis T. Maxwell, William Maxwell. Charles S.
Henry. Edward S. Thompson. A. +. AldridEe. Arthur
]. Moore, c. W. Provost, Martin Erdman, Richard w.
cambridge. Frank T. CORNELL. Frank Sherry. Wilson
Il. smith, Andrew D. Baird. T. n. Sproule. Simon II.
Stern. J. j. Gunther. Jack Stern. A. W. Goodwin. T.. q.
Gilmore. Milton p. Bagg. Henry J. Robert. Charles p.
Fry, William Van Wyck, A. Rogers Lee, and John y.
Lewis, Jr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-17
Design. a el-Foot ~ckn

Larry Huntington. the well.known designer OF
small racing craft. has nearly completed in his shop
at New Rochelle q 2l-root knockabout for Lawrence
Durham of this city. 1t compile with all the rcstric.
lions imposed by the Yacht
Clubs class. except that it was not designed by
Stearns. Inc Huntington boat is not eligible for COM
petition In the g" one design class, but Huntington
SAYS: - The water IN tho sound is free and there IL no
law that prevents us from going over there and sail
ing rings around them"