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Evening journal., 1899-04-13
coMmrrEE ON DEMONSTRATION.

COMMITTEES. ON DEMONSTRATION
The committee appointed by the Grand
Lodge, /. o. o. F., to arrange for a
demonstration met in this city Tuesday
night. It was not decided when to hold
the demonstration, but October was
mentioned as a good month. The com
mittee was instructed to send circular
letters to all the lodges, and the date
will not be decided until they are heard
from. The nature Of the entertainment
will be a parade in the morning, to
gather at some park in the afternoon,
and have some sort Of an entertainment
at the Opera House In the evening.
Evening journal., 1899-04-13
BUSINESS NOTICES.

HYPNOTISM taught in all branches.
Price 50. PROF. EDW. j. COMEGYS,
Send postal for circular. Sl3 Pine street
y. LESLIE CARPENTER,
Graduate in Music, University of Penn
sylvania. Teaoher-Piano, Voice, Organ
and Theory. Studio, S27 Adams street
DIR. SHERWOOD has removed to S. w
Cor. of 9th and Washington streets. Both
phones, 151.
DIR. HENRY r. SPRUANCE has re.
moved to the northeast corner Of Eighth
and Lombard streets.
Evening journal., 1899-04-13
FOR SALE

FOR SALE.
WOOD PULLEYS.
One % in; 6l5 in. face; "a in. bore.
One Is in; In. face; pa in. bore.
IRON PULLEYS.
One is in; in. face; ia in. bore.
One Is in. 6 in. face; 1% in. bore.
Two 9A in; 2i5 In. face; IL in. bore.
One 10 in; 3l5 in. face; rs in. bore.
one 9A in; "a In. face; in. bore.
One in; 3h in face; 19s In. bore.
One 3 in; in. face; IA in. bore.
One 16 in; in. face; 2k In. bore.
One in; IN. face: ~ in. bore.
a HANGERS, ETC.
Pair 20 inch; 2h inch bore.
Pair 10 inch; IL inch bore.
Pair 10 inch: ~ inch bore.
Six blocks for hangers.
-Four sets oil cups.
Sixty-six wood screws and bolts.
SHAFTING.
Six feet, "a inch.
Six feet, IL inch.
Five feet inch, 1A inch.
Four and a-half feet, ia inch.
Shaft coupling, IL inch bore.
One shifter, with tight and loose pulle.
for platen press.
Half dozen wooden double stands.
Dozen pairs cases.
All will be sold cheap.
Apply at
EVENING JOURNAL OFFICE.
Evening journal., 1899-04-13
rHoMAs WILL RETIRE.

The mall-carrying contract Of George
Thomas has expired. and he will quit on
Saturday. Postmaster Browne does not
know who his successor viii be. but he
will go on duty on Saturday.
Evening journal., 1899-04-13
A SMALL EARN SOLD.

J. jackson Pierce has sold the four
acre farm Of Mrs. Martha Booth. in
Brandywine hundred, on the road lead
ing from Talleyville ITO Talley's Corner,
to Joseph Forwood. The consideration
was 81 600.
Evening journal., 1899-04-13
.noN,r TorCH IT..

Inferior Butter is dear at any price. A.
& p Elgin Creamery Butter combines
quality and cheapness. Price this week,
22c Sold only by The Great Atlantic and
Pacific Tea Co. SIS Market street. Ask
tfOr cur catalogue Of Premiums
Evening journal., 1899-04-13
RESIDENCE TOTALLY BURNED.

Kaolin. Pa. April 13.-The residence Of
e. X. Taylor Of this place was totally
destroyed by fire at noon Tuesday. The
fire started in the garret and by the time
It was discovered the roof had fallen in.
It is supposed to have been caused by a
defective flue.
Evening journal., 1899-04-13
vAI1rAI.RE DoG srRAYEn.

DR.. Lawton. Of the Lawton Optical
Company. has lost his lemon and white
Laverick setter, and will pay a liberal
reward for his return TO No. SIG Market
street. Opera House Building.
Evening journal., 1899-04-13
NnwARK.s NEw oFFIcERs.

NEW AKIN > NEW VT leisiNS.
A. the Newark town election these
officers were elected President, Of
Council. James Hossinger; members Of
Council, S. b. Hannah, John z. Wilson
and f. W. Curtis.
Evening journal., 1899-04-13
REAL ESTATE.

FOR RENT.-Fine new dwelling, N. r.
corner Third and King streets. 10 rooms
and bath. Heated by hot water. All
modern improvements. Suitable for
boarding house. Apply
NJ. GRADY, 800 King street
FOR RENT.-Store No. 7l6 walnut
street. Old-established stand for tin roof
ing and heater business. Apply at No
i2i Market street.
FOR RENTAL or part Of the large
hvs-story building corner Fourth and Or
Rnge streets. Apply to II. F. DURE.
800 West street.
Evening journal., 1899-04-13
A MIrNIFICENn GIFT.

It is said that Misses Emma r. and
A. r. Lattimer have decided 20 lift the
mortgage on the Homeopathic Hospital
Il amounts to about $4,000.
Evening journal., 1899-04-13
sERvANrs GoING NoRTH.

A special train bearing the hotel en-
ployes during the Winter az the hotels
in Florida. passed through this city
shortly after . o'clock to-day.
Evening journal., 1899-04-13

For Harness. Saddles. Brides and all
kinds of Horse Equipments, Trunks
Bags, etc. go 20 Hiram Nerger's Home
made Harness and Collar Works, n East
Third street.
Evening journal., 1899-04-13
ELEVENTH YEAR
HELP WANTED.
WANTED

WANTED. Bright young men and
women at once to prepare for good posi-
tions. Apply personally or by letter TO
Goldey Commercial and Shorthand Col
lege, Sth and Market streets. Catalogue
free. Students begin any day. Individual
instruction.
Evening journal., 1899-04-13
.cAsH AND SMASH.

Rev. J. NJ. Yingllng. ID. d.. Of Cumber.
land. Nd, the ventrlloquist lecturer. Will
deliver his humorous lecture ON Cash
ana smash In the First NJ. J.. Church
on Friday evening, at s o'clock. Silver
Offering at the door.
Evening journal., 1899-04-13
BOARD AND ROOMS.

BOARDERS wanted; rooms furnished
or unfurnished. No. West Fourth street
WANTED. D.-Boarders for furnished or
unfurnished rooms at sol West street.
Evening journal., 1899-04-13
For SALE.

phaetons and one "a no top business
buggy, second handed, in first-class con.
dtion and made to order. Can be seen
at Smith Place Stables, Nos 2l1 and 213
West Fourth street.
Evening journal., 1899-04-13

For Harness and Trunks, etc 20 to
Yerger. the Practical Harness Maker. II
East Third street.
Evening journal., 1899-04-13

Davis. the Tailor. has removed to PIG
Market street.
Evening journal., 1899-04-13
coAI.. WOOD AND GRAIN.

IL. +. Sergeant, Coal and Wood, ofics
Seventh and King Delmarvia phone 5i5
b. & l.. checks with cash purchases.
Evening journal., 1899-04-13
CoTTER SATISFIED.
sYMPATHY ENPREssED.

Much sympathy is expressed for w. e..
Cotter by all who know Of his case. At
one time he was a well-to-do business
man who through the adversely Of for
tune. lost all his property and is now
practically penniless. He is well-known
in this city. and was at one time con-
nected with the firm of Flynn & Cotter.
He was member Of the First Delaware
Light Artillery during the war under
command Of Captain. later Colonel, Ben
iamln Nields. He served his country
faithfully and well and was among the
first twenty-five recruits that enlisted in
the service, being sent to Washington
d. c., to protect President Lincoln after
the outbreak of the war. when it was
reported that he would be stopped OF
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-22
uuniin Agrees to Fight Tnzs,mmons.

The fact that Bob Fitzsimmons has ex-
pressed q desire to fight again and Is eager
10 face any Of the big fellows, Gus Rubin in
particular. may lead to match between
The pair Yesterday Billy Madden on behalf Of
Rubin sent ont long statement in answer
10 Lnnky Boh'a den, which was published in
u, aterduy's sun. IN his reply Madden stpu-
Int"s n number n reasonable conditions which
hc thinks ought 10 be acceptable" to Fitzslm-
mons Madden looks upon the Cornshman as
imsnl 10 meet any one for year. and ndds
Tint II h. makes the match no wants
~" honyyweight title TO 20 to the winner. He
fmrther snys that Rubin will fight Fit2simmons
any style with the gloves or bare knuckles and
II this Is acceptable to FltZ Madden declares he
viii cover his forfeit which the champion has
NOW M and make match forthwith.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-22
The American baseball League Looking
Tor Trouble.

MINIATURES, Dec. 2l.-From words dropped
by President Killilea Of the Milwaukee Club at
the conference with President Johnson Of the
American League and Charles Comiskey
this afternoon. It Is evident that the
American League will withdraw from the
National Agreement unless the maGnates agree
to permit Comiskey to place u club in Chicago.
Kllilen said that the agreement had never
been OF the slightest benefit TO the American
more, the board was not q national board,
hut only a board crcnted for the benefit OF tho
National League He declared that unless tho
National League agreed To allow them TO place
club in Chicago; the American League. would
simply ignore the agreement and paddle their
own canoe. lie stated positively that the
American League would have club IN Chi
cago and that Cleveland would also he in tho
Rapids.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-22
ENGLISH SPORTING NEWS.
Large Entries for Holiday Handicaps-
Tennis Champion Latham Coming Here.

Tennis Champion h"'""m coming Mere
The cold weather has apparently no effect on
the ardor Of British athletes. Outdoor sports.
many OF which have been dropped for the
season In America are still being INDUCED In
By the hardy Brtishers In spite OF frost. fog and
snow, The latest mail brings particulars Of
! entries and acceptances for many important
holiday fixtures in rowing, swimming and
pedestrianism. In which the number Of COM
petitors will probably rival those OF midsum-
NOR races.
Tn nro,os.,o,,l rowing circlea intcrest ia di-
IN p,o,ess,o"a ~, l' nans,,a a. ms1ss',as
| the Tyne on Christmas day aud the Putney
bendicap which will be held on New Years
Duv. The acceptances are out for the former
',, o",. ,homsoIyes satisfied WITH ,he hand,.
uccareu .ne' vi '"o ~,
caps allotted j. Wray oil Australia aud w.
Barry. the English champion. occupy the post
oI nonor' anu a"'onn ."o o'nerS ""o nav, r' ae'
repted are inc icauine seulIers o, tne Iyne.
! o,.o,, Ia br,.t with 7 n Rrovn ~ stocttoH ~
even. Is o.st w" n ~ nrown o o. o.orN ea -
seconds s."t ama o, 20 n%S
OF Ioo ~ ora ob,e,nahIe oeoinst m. Austria.
OF loW 20 are oo'"'nao'e against '"o A"s''a-
For the Putney handicap 1876 scullers have
en,orcd with tho exception Of n few north
country men. tho entries are confined to local
scullers. W. A. Barry Of wandsworth and W.
| u.i,. -, yi.,,,o, ho,,o - saoo,ds s,or, ~,
na'nes VI "'nusor "uNo ooeo""' ''. VI
| Professor Bayley of Putney, the honorary
| scratch man tho atnrts OF the others ranging
| 49,, a., q, aoannds oJJs q, p2 IN I ,ro ofyorod
up w ~ s'v"h"'' ou"s VI ~ '" NV '"e''"
! on tho field
/ The trial eight races OF Oxford and Cam
| ,rii,. hoya loo, Jecidod and 10Th univor.
prlusc nav" wv" uee,u'u a"u po'" "",'.'
| stiles are now considering the makeup OF the
| Varsity crews for the annual struggle In
| IT. 7, Il, ,.a,,, oo.,oi, ,,a, =, taaa, .Ix
Marcn' ~ p'e'p certain '''"' ~ 'eas' s, ,,.
| mbors Of the Cambridge winning crew VIII
! he available Tor next years race. Tho two
| oarsmen who Will probably go out OF the boat
| are H. EtherinGton:S mith and Mr.. calvert.
| the Australian, The former has not entirely
severed his connection with Cambridge and
| may again row for the light blues. especially
| II h!s brother IL given the bow oar IN the Ok
| ford boat ,.
| . American pedestrians hgure prominently IN
the entries for the two big handicnps on Christ,
mas and New Years Day at NEWCASTLE and
! Edinburgh respectively, Though the entries
Of l54 for The Newcastle sprint Il larger than
| that received for the Edinburgh lanyard race
| the latter Is supported by the better class. as
| the limit has wisely been reduced from seven
| teen TO fifteen yards.
\. X. Downer Is again on scratch Next In
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-22

DR.. Ashley A. Weber Of Brooklyn said yes
terdny that meeting would be held in fow
days to organize two trup-shootng champion
ship events open to men residing within nifty
miles Of New York. One event will be at 100
clay birds per man for n trophy which must be
won three times to become the permanent
property Of any one shooter. Thirty entries
have been promised. The Metropo Titan live
bird championship. the other event. will be on
similar lines but at twenty-five birds.
The Fountain Gun Club enjoyed an excellent
afternoons sport at the Dexter Park traps,
Brooklyn. yesterday. Host Labohner provided
an unusually lively lot OF birds. The first event
was the club competition al ten live pigeons
per man. and none OF the contestants made a
clean score. Z. W. Williams. ID. 4. Bennett and
F. j. Williams tied for the honors and divided
the money in the team race Dr., Wynne's team
dowred Capt. Eddys team by 3 birds. Sum-
maries:
Ten Live Pigeons per Name. ". Williams. 40
yards, o; D. O. Bennett. % yards, g; T. J. Williams.
20 yards. o; DR.. ASHLEY A. Weber. ~ y rds. 4;
Stephen NJ Van Allen, 10 yards. 4: DIR. william A.
wynne 81 yards, 4: s. Livingston, ~ Yards Il b,
William X: BriIb.y, 40 yards 9. II. j. spratley, 20
yards. y; Ahfur Eidey, - yards. y.
Sweepstakes Receive blrds-Van Allen. 5; Brix.
hey. =; Dr. wynne. 81 A. Iiy in.aton. Q.
Miss and out.A. Livingston, o; Brixbey. 1;
Team Receive live birds per man: DR. wypnes
team-Dr. william Wynnc. captain 30 yards. 8;
Daniel y. Bennett - yards. o; stephen NJ. Van Al
len, ~ yards, \; Y, Liyinyston, ~ yards 81 William
r. BriIbey. ~ yards, I; r. p. Ioomi. 2syards. I.
Adfur Eddey. ~ yards. C. W. Williams, 80 yards.
4; DIR. A. A. webber. 20 yards I; A. Is. Livinnson.
~ yards, 4: II. J. Spratty. ~ yards. p; !. Will.
iAms. ~ yards, 3. Totals-Killcd -. MISSED. \.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-22
JEiF THORNE kSOtKED or.
The Engiishman iut to sleep In Two
Rounds by Charley Goh.

Rounds by Charley Goh.
JEFF Thorne OF England. who came TO
America earlier In the year heralded us
middle-weiRht champion. met with another
reverse at the Hercules 4. &. last night
Thorne's opponent was Billy Mad
den's proteg6 Charlie Gofr OF Oregon.
They were slated to box twenty-five rounds
at catch weights. Thorne was over con fldent.
and held himself rather loose as regards to
style This Is Just what Goff desired. and
In the second round Thorne was knocked out
present Johnny Eckhardt was the referee.
Thorne had IN his corner Sam Fitzpatrick and
Frank Raphael; Con was attended by Billy
They fought straight Queensberry rules
There was no love lost seemingly be-
tween the pair They went in with a
smartly and made COTS head rock with
straight Iabs. In the second Thorne rushed
Thorne did not guard himself as well as he
should and shot out blindly. in a speedy mix
up Con caught Thorne on the Jaw with an
sleep. The round lasted 80 seconds. The bet
ting favored Thorne slightly.
The curtain raiser was very brief but
vy e Brookyn and johnny Hines Ssse Of Ses
York. They met Tor ten rounds at l Is pounds,
Averys long absence from the ring appar;
n o' ossI"es.p HIM SG ind H s Shsn
md where he liked. In the ' second ndi
round Hines knocked Avery out with a series
' R snG 5s n and jack Hs
Of Pittsburg II was also for ten rounds. at l24
pounds; Both were strong and came together
with bang. Hannigan did all the clean work
hu. the referee surprised the sports by calling
the afalr draw
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-22
SLOSSON WILL NOT PLAY.
yr uiLL IGNORE SCHAEtER'S BILL
lard CHILLEN0E.

., =. Ah.,,a ,h. .yy,x,rJ,.,
,r.'..,.,,,n,. and saw, tho Offer 70 give
,,,,. n. Not ,Ju.tif,.d by the Records
S..,tiat,pr with French Pinyers-Pooi.
o,.. ro,a I,ooh eo,ootor,s
propositions to him Tor match In THE Sun
xesterday and this Is his rcply
I'm the first place" no said my friend,
George Wheelock. has gone ABROAD 10 Try ana
make match for me with NignauN. Bean or
some OF the other French experts His propo-
sition VIII DC ior TWO games ONO nt 10.
inch balk lines. 600 points. and tho other at
to get some Frenehman 10 VISIT th,s country 10
MAY the match; but, failing In this. will agree
.my,s, IN pori. He will back mo for 81. 500 a
topn, "a -. a.. 80, o., ,.,a 80. -,
aide. and want the ma,cn 10 take naCe as
~. ST Irosd mo res,. and may GO anyway. whether
a. neeu Wv , M ~ sa.sa,. 80
am 10 play ohlnr"s VI not Scnae'er hho"S
that Wheelock has gone across to try and ar
,onse this deal
rams ., W.. ~, .,, ,,,,oo s,,,o,or n,s, h,,o
,osn =" IN hi. ' ours when he offered me- odds at
a. Ie.inch Ioit line game. When Ives made
him similar proposition couple OF years ago
he was very Indignant aud said that he was u
ahomn,n, and never asked odds of ANYBODY
. .onua nnJ r,oLos ,ha s,wo
sinJ oT n crael Mt me. He and have played
..s ~. ,.,n,,si, yo,rs ,na 7 have
matches 'or t"cnS's,N years "nG "No
beaten him ps man" tunes as nc mas Dentcn
me. Ihnye never asked any odds OF him. and
-. m no,o- h,v, 10 do a. wo have
fancy WV :"o " a. -, | 80
met three times at the lS-inch game. won
a. a., cor,a bv over 900 points Then no beat
tne nis, S fuhpp, and iii, nther game ho won
M oyer lVo p,,,h.s, nu , ~ ~ ,nin,a ~ ,nn,
by the ,nhtroW mM sm o 49, ,, ~ -, .ua.
record don see Wherc hc co"cs h W sNe
me odds .-,., A.. - IT,.
As for Schaeiers proposition tnht we, pay
one match in his room nill one IN NINE. ! say
that his talk about finding accommodations
for zoo people Is all nonsense. IL cost me $500
10 nut nm IoS seats for the recent amateur
,ou,nemsnt N would cost 81 800 to seat 700
,oonIa mi besijns that would tear IN tho
pe vVtIgH;,, S in,or,"Te with hnsiness and
pshIIlII,nueu', .hi,,a Snh,o,a. t. IL vi" ~.
Renetanv w Sc. n his o,,ha,' nI
taking 10 huNettlse MS IuoH 'naN MI mn nul
always Wiling 10 10 an eau 70 ooom oul,nntus
that's my business. but don proroset listen
10 any such absurd propositions as Schaeier
makes New York II IA big place and there Is
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-22
RACING.
Excellent Sport on n sloppy Track ut New
Orleans.


NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 21.-A cold rain that
I,stoj all dav kant down the attendance IN tho
iastei a'' ua' hep' uo"n wv a''ehu""eo W III"
regulars this afternoon. The track was sloppy.
hu, tins did not pr.yent sone exceIlent snort
~ -, - ,SI,,., -,
Trilo and Prince OF VERONA divided the play
In tho Ore, raca ,be diference In weight
!" " - a.. 49,. - -, m,
causing many 10 go 10 the t"o-year-oIu' ltlIo'
however. only mai 10 galIop TO win Lomond.
equal favorite with FL Caney In the two-year-
old avent hal tha hardest kind ~ time winning
o'u ''c"'' ~ | 4,, " ".' S
from Sorrsi hose. an outsider IN the betting.
The mile and n quarter race should have
i"e 'h"' ""u f' -
been won by the second cholce. jump hhu
Mitchell been Of any help to him In the final
49,, Do, Cham 90, III. dooiaion hy n
strides ran ,hhrm gov the decision oy
nose Monk Wayman the favorite, evidently
"a, ., ill., tho Going for ba UNA pavar d,r
DID not IKE IN" goihe' lot ho was never "n''-
perous The handicap resulted in n driving I'm
~ Lo,uoo, IN. two s.conh choices Com pensa-
Ish pe'Meeh '"' w" T.N',''
ton and Stror Rest Forbush the favorite. was
n,mned on, cha sinp the lightweIehted Water-
pu"'Pen Wv ,'""s 80
crest. The mile dash that closed tho day 3 sport
was a lively betting affair. Moncreith. Walkcn-
shaw and Ienncp dividing the play. Chicapee.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-22
EInnnrnn,a New Hammnr.

John Flanagan, the hammer throwcr has in
wanted a new bnll-bearing hammer. 1t IL very
much like the orllunry hammer with tho en-
ception that the wire handle II 80 inserted
TINT the hammer when in the air continually
reyoives on u series OF ball bearings ana rom
thSt nj least eight or ten leet can be added TO
his present record. As soon as the hammer
ioves the thrower's hands, II goes through
thn nir with u rapdlty that IL certainly mar
w,iImIs npd the head Il always revolving.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-22
TIE CANE At HOCKEY.
New York A. G. aud Hockey Club Open the
Tournament with Fierce Contest.

49,, y, n -, u.,u.x r,,, .,... Ar.
new '"rN ~ ~" "' N'"o Opo" '"o
Tournament WIN fieree contest
Tia rrs, oh.npiopshtn o,uo in tho UocL.v
i"o "''' e"a'"fp $50 -, .'' i',N',
League tournament was played last night at
the st Nicholas Rink between the teams OF the
- VII .,hI.,ic c,uh and tba Uoctay c,nh
We" io'A Ht"o''' ~ a"n w. o'".
OF New YORK IL proved 10 DC one OF
the most exciting and hotly-contested games
avar .o.n nor. and resnI,sd in , n. onch aida
ever '"'" "''e ""' 'o"' :" =" , ~, e"e' ''''o
scoring two goals. IL was very long contest.
too: there were several delays through players
-, -, .nd tho cave I.s,od no,,iy ,v.o
oe'hs muir a"u '"o sa"'e '"s'eu "c"'p ,M'
hours. There was large attendance at the
rink and each team had host OF supporters.
,rh"ra Nos considsr.bIe ho,,ipo too IN. Naw
ihere was t"nsue t"o'o uV'''nk' ~ '"o HeM
York Athletic Club team being iavorltes at odds
on.
"a phillin ma and Cohh faced eoch otber with
p' i"''''p' "'' 49, -, :, '' w"
the puck when Referee Wal! OF the Crescent
DeRlh Nv" NeW i"rhS XIV 'hc puch "u meat
pnsa and rushed Il toward their opponcnts'
coal but Ellison prayented nnv scoring
- 3d., i,,,,a, ,. n p,int, =,
h'''' r'' 1870 VI
the hockey 'luo got tne puck 'hrough
Fenwick falling. He carried IL up to the
| NJ yo,t "a uo,i md scored This was rntber
| N NwEs ns O'Donneli The goal kaepar i"ii in
! trving 10 deiend III. goal The New yorE
nl,v.rs warmed up after this, and the game
became a very exciting one Several attacks
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-22
American Kennel Club Meeting.

Edward Brooks OF Boston. one OF the Vice.
Presidents. presided at a meeting OF the
American Kennel Club yesterday In the rooms
IN Liberty street. There was good attendance
OF the delegates. but the business transacted
was OF routine order. aside from the passing
II. +. Soheilhass Of the National Beagle Club
Of America, who was one OF the Oldest
the delegates 10 the American Kennel Club.
As further mark Of respect TO his memory IL
various committees caused by the death Of
Mr.. Schellhass until the annual meeting
The date OF the annual meeting was nxsd
for the Monday before the Westminster Ken.
mel Club bench show In February NEXT Appli.
s sisEs Tor kennel names we're Sfspts< y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-22
J'BRIEN AND FRSE MATCHED.
They Sign Articles to Fight at the Broad
way A. G. for a rs. 900 Purse.


The dlfficul,y Of choosing a proper referee
having been overcome. Jack O'Bren and Frank
Erne were formally matched last night to meet
Tor the lightweight champi onship. The battle
will be decided before the Broadway A.C. on Jan.
10 Tor purse Of $1,000. The conditions which
were practically agreed upon the other night
still hold good. The affair will be for tweaty-
I'VE rounds, tae weight 134 pounds, at the ring
side and the purse to be divided on u basis
Of - ner cent. 10 tho winner and - per cent
TO tho loser. OF course there was some trouble
u SO Letting the referee, jack .Douaherty. Tor
VBrien wanted Johnny White. while Bob
smith. ELne's representative, still held out for
Charlie White. Matchmaker George Consi-
dine stepped into the breach by declaring
that the club at the next meeting
o. the directors would decide who is to
he the official referee and asked the rival
managers 10 abide By their decision and select
the man they name. The choice lies between
the two Whies This both Smith and Dougheriy
consented 10 DO, Both pugi!ists have posted
forfeits with Al. Smith.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-22
skating.

LuRny Soc, Of the New York 4. e.. who is now y
years oil, has bo II training ut the Clermont
Avenue Rink in BrooLlyn Cor the six ting season lie
wants to get on match with somr amateur and az
there are no boys willing to put their speed against
his he IL forced T. Look outside the ranks OF the
youthful experts. He onercl yesterday to stake any
amateur in tho country q race at mile series u
races At that distance for medal tho event to tako
place at tho Clormont Avenue Rink. Communlca-
tons can he addressed to him thore-