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Visible supply--Wheat, increase, 302 600
bushels; corn, 1000 bushels; oats, $4,000
bushels
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-29
District Trouble. In the A.A.U.

Since the annual meeting Of the A. A. L. when
the Board OF Governors squeched the efforts Of
the disaGccted Baltimore clubs 10 secure Middle
States Association, many unsuccessful attempts
have been mado by the 4. \. L. officials TO paciiy
the hclligcrents and prevent the formation Of a
rival association in the Mon $ weakest district
Dr. b. Merrill Hopkinson President Of tho
Allan tic Association. had a conference with Capt
Henry +. Wilkens OF the Maryland A. c. tho
the leader Of the opposition in the hope Of adjust
ing the differences between the two iactona He
said that both j. II. Sterrcu and j. ". Kelly. the
two Phadelphians who were elected to Office at
the annual meeting Of the association. were will.
ing 10 resign; If by doing 40 they could restore
harmony. The Al :, however. had no tangible
results as Capt Wkens held tina, the only way
10 get the local clubs together again would bc for
the Baltimore Athletic Club TO Join hands with
the independents.
Meantime the secedcrs arc perfccting their
arrangements for a new association. the suco ~
Of which will depend on the stand taken by tho
St LEO Gymnasium, an organization that has
been on the fence throughout the trouble Tho
question WAS brought up at a meeting Of the Gym
nasium held on Monday night, but no definite
conclusion was reached. IL was decided 10 sind
a committee 10 the next meeting Of the dissat isncd
clubs. which would subsequently report 10 the
organization whether such radical step az seoes
sion is advisable.
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Yachting Sotcs.

Tho Corsair, Commodore j. Pi.rpont Morgan's
new yacht. on her o'nnIIl trial which Nov e.
made 1920 knots an hour.
Tho member uf the Manhassrt Bay Yacht Club
will meet at til. Arena on u Tuesday evening fJr
the annual meeting aud dinner,
W. L. and !. l.. Kent. who recently purchased tina
sharpe frlte Of T, Fleming Day. have reached
Sout port y. c., on their way to Indian RIVER.
Fla. with the yacht Tue = rate, which il thirty.
foUIfant loug sgled from DJxue Inlet TO Southport
III twtnly.elght hours
A. Homer Skinner. Rear Commodore of the Rhode
Island Yacht nj and former owner Of tho c-l..
bratcd sloop ,cht knmnllah has ordered small
auxiliary 3 h"oner which VIII have many unique
features n her arrangr mont. Tho dimensions viii
be feet over all, 30 feet on thu line, IL feet
beam and u feet draugnt Tho cabin plan
shows that the b at will he very romfortanls
below decks, The main cabin vii DO 10 feet long
and will have feet inches head room. Forward
will be the two statcro ms, the galley ami the
crew space. The power will b. FURNISHED by two
S.horso paso,i 10 motors, which viii bO placed
tandem. The engine RON Will he IN the centre II
the boat surrounded 10y drLp"ry and brass railing,
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Dunkorst Easily Defeats Lansing.

YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio. Nov. 2s.-Ths meeting OF
the heavy Weights. FL Dunkorst OF Syracuse
and Mike Lansing Of Rochester for twenty
rounds at catch weights. occurred before tho
local athletic club tonight and attracted large
crowd. but the contest was so unequal owing
to the disparity in $40 and weight OF the men
that It was one-sded battle from tho outset
and In the eighth round Referee Broaden
brought IL to an abrupt termination
by giving the decision TO Dunkhorst. Tho
winner said he weighed II poundS, but looked
fully 800. while Lans,ngs weight was but lS5
Lansing was r,eariy 4ntc.assed aud r"cogniz-
the defensive. while DuEkhor-t fought like
bear. hugging his opponent when no could
catch him At g os" quarters TIL tho little man
wis breathlcss. Finally, Lansing adopted the
Iolicy OF dropping. and kept IL up until the IA.
thence Of the spectators and rcfcreo was cx-
hausted
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ROWLISG.

The Metropolitan team sustsinod It's worst def At
Of the season last night, the q rmania' defeating the
local bDvlcrs by 1872 pins IN the HrSt American
National tournament game rolled at the GtTnauia
Assembly Rooms alloys CHpa leuly'~ mon sGr.
prsed the onlooAers by also los!ug the second game
The scores:
fIRsr GAME.
German!a-w. sauer, 100 L. SAVER. ,:23; Gauss
ia. Ghrs'crACld lsl. e. ~aucr. l~S. ] tai. N55.
Mstrop"IiraM-nrc,n. 49, Alien i"s, Fisher, 1917
Leuly. lss Arnoli, AZ. Total. SOB
SECOND uAMF.
Mstrorolitan =. Bresn, 1917; Alton. 1870; Fisher, 1885,
Ieuly, lss. Arnold, =: Io,Al' sol ,,-,,. 49,,
Duke, 1873. Goldman, .2t. Total, 800.
Gcrmanin-w. sau,r. 1872; l., saucr, 2l2; Clsuss.
l.N, Chc,t"rncld. ~; saucr. id", Total, $50.
paS% %' III &c C5n1aa 1874 T"tai, So 'S-" 49,
Arcade Zeal pin tpnrnnmcnt 20 only nv d,y "a
tho Hnmo.ta al Club team Ia he'd 4!S at Fr'rrks VI.
tho h tr' H 66wlers, The scoro. " "''' y
First glme-linmcstca IS nnfer. l9I; IchnIor.
~. q. Kennel, liS; Docrner. luF j. Kennel, lup
is sn"on nd Game-owl No. l-Grancnstorn. ~,
sau,r, 81, Meyer 81; Kramer, ~ stnarn, lo5.
Til THiid 'Gamc-owi No e-vollmcycr, Ioe, smith,
"a, Rncbcr, %, Hermann, 81: l.. Plcnos -.
I'irth Ciamc-Eagen -IIaAs 20; Meier "a; Haas.
FifthGnuc-oalNo 2-Mgi%gor, 81; Scneohor27;
siNt G"n @S r 30. 4lona" 1 ~ wEene IL
Roster. -. schwartz. %; Martin. 81. Total, 3.b
Col Sellers led tho Fchos with 24s score in tho
hrst game OF the Arlington National Tournament
IN Brookly II on Monday night, Tie scores;
FIRST GAME,
Fcho-Sellers. 24S; DOdOl, l5N; II, LOunSbCry
III. Mcneil. l46 Bannist r. 1875, Total So"
Arlington--J. Bormtrmann, Jr., 49,, Aps. l7I'
Kempei, l5Hi f. Mass. 1905 Never. i"i. Total
ga
SECOND GAME,
Arlington-Arps. l73; j. Bormcrmann, Jr, l0i:
Rempe!. 1874; T.. Maass, l65 Meyer, li3. Total
S1N.
Monarch-Kromlnga. l54; Walters. liH; Rcppler,
All; Cadieu, 1Ib; II. MMss l72. Total, ShT
THIRD GAMr.
MonArch-Krominga, 1879; Walters. 1871; Kcpplor
lS4: Cldru, Idd: II Maass, IRA, Total, SvS.
Echo-Sellcrs, 1874 nodrS ldt, Il. Louusbery, III;
Mcneil. 1915; BSnnlBtor, IA. Total $40.
Tho Manhattan and Annev teams PLAYED two
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-29
Trouble over n Racing Bet.

The trial OF the suit brought by Thomas II.
Eaton against Charles Hcineman. u book maker
TO recover $500 the amount OF bet and win
nings at tho Sheephead Fay race track. was
begun before Supreme Court Justice Gaynor
In Brooklyn yesterday. Eaton. who is a carpet
dealer AYERS he went TO the course OF the
Conoy Island Jockey Club on June II, 1898,
and made bet Of 500 with the defendant on
the colt Ahom. AZ odds Of to !. The colt won.
grand stand badge for comparison with the
NUM- Der recorded on the defendants tally sheet
for the purroI" Of collecting the bet. he says
N" defendant informed him thar he had paid
the uet TO man who had Il badge showing the
identical numher. Tho defendant refused to
pay the plaintiff The case is still on.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-29
Exciting Bouts Between Amateurs ut the
National Athletic club,

The Anal bouts Of u most successful boxing
tournament for amateurs were decided last
night at the National Athletic Club.
Brooklyn. The hottest bout o! the night
was that between Charles / Lynn NJ the Four
tennth Regiment aud jimmy O'Br,ra NJ the
pastime Ath rtir Cub. In the 10 poUud class.
The hual bout in the hght-wcI.ht class was
also warmly contested. summary.
IOS.pounl Ua,s- Charles HRud. q, ollyn A;h.
lctIr u u. defeated SIE.uel Bruu' lasGmc Athc &c
club in three founis.
l26. pound C.a.u-J.rumy OFrlcn. PAstimr A'h.
let's club dcfeN'el Charles I. Lynn. Company O.,
Fourteenth Reg m'nL
1875 pound Cla...M VI. I. McGnrrcy Plstmo
Athletic club. defeated Frank AhrahRma, Richmoud
Hlll Athletic club. the fight bcug stopped IN the
third round Time, minutes ssAg seconds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-29
Harvard Preparing for Lacrosse and
Hockey.

played on last years Harvard lacrosse team.
the following arc still in the University and
eligible to play: Capt. W. G. Maitland. W. NJ.
Chadbourne. 1900: G. Nichols. 1901: Z w.
Howard, 1900: f. b. Taylor. 1901 lawn. r.
Breed, 1903: II. s. Hyde, 1901. and G.. b.
Fenwick. 1900 About forty men have come
out for the regular TALL practice. which Is held
Tuesday and Thursday afternoons. II. G..
Robinson, 1900. has been appointed manager
OF tho team,
II is likely that Harvard will Join the Inter.
he sent 10 the meeting at the Colum hia gym
ndslum on Dec. " 10 form an interco leg lat q
Rymnastic association. In or Ter to choose the
Harvard representatives. for tho interco.g lat o
cOmpcttion. which will be held at New York
in March. preliminary contest will he held.
at which the two best mon in each event will
10 GelpptnI
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EOOiDnll NOtes.

G. 4. Voorhces-Both be OF.
X. F.--FirsL bet Is OF and wins tho second.
Constan, Rcaler-Firs: bot of; A wins the second,
81 Yale did not score.
The ADRIAN football team OF Harlem has a few
open dates. and would like 10 ARRANGE games with
hrst.Cllss teams Offering suitable guarantee and
averaging 1870 pounds. Address Capt. George
Huinlc!n, 1852 Amsterdam avenue.
A great deal of interest IL being manifested as
to tho cute me OF the champ, nAnlp game he.
tween he Orange, and the Newark A. g. which viii
he PLAYED at the Orange oval on Thanks.
giving bay morning Tho contest bids fair to be u
herc" one as the rivalry between the teams IL IN.
tense. Frank Morse ~ Princeton will be referee
and Phip stillman Of Yale. nmplre.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-29
Cross Country Running.

New HAVEN. Nov. 2s.-Capt, ]. p Adams Of
tho Yale Cross Country team announced this
evening that tho following men had been Sc
locted to run against Cornell at Ithaca next
Saturday.: II. +. Smith. 1900; j, L. A ans.
1900: b y Toel 1902; q. W. Butts Jr. l!WI
and ". u. 'Waldron. 1903 The course viii he
seven miles long, and the scoring vii be made
on the system OF ten points for the .frst man to
finish. ninc for the second. 8c.. AMI one Tor the
last man The winning team will recelys a
banner and the individual members medals
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-29
Corrisan WIN Try for Ensll.h Turf Honor..

SAN Francisco. Nov. 2S.-Ed Corrigan. one
OF the most prominent turimen on tho Coast.
will take n stable to England next spring and
enter into competition with Croker Lorillard.
Whitney. Wshard and othor Americans there.
How large a stable the Master OF Hawthorne"
will ship abroad depends upon his yearlinSs
II they turn out as well as those OF last year.
when he gave tho turf such good ones ns
Golden Rule, Sardinr, st. Anthony, st. Cnslrir
and Wailenstein. no will have n stable which
should make splendid record He has Riley
FAR Ionic Sar,llne. Adolph Sprccke,s and Cor
sine. that ought to he winners. besides his two
yenr-ods. Corrigan has hig ranch near Sac
ramelto upon which are forty brood mares.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-29
Jeffie. May Take on Fitz B.foro Meeting
Corbctt.

II was repsrtcdlyesterday. on good authority
that jim JoirrIes will engage in contest for
the championship before he tackles jim Cor
hett. Bob FitzsImmons will probably be the
big boilermakcrs opponent. and the battle
may be decided at Coney Island in June. or
earlier. Fit2simmons, whose hand wns In
personally,
Thrre Is no clause in the articles signed by
Jcirri"s and Corhett preventing them from
Curbrtt wRs asked yesterday whether no would
Hgree to lot the champion fnco FItzSinmons
before next September he said:
Il don't think h. viii do II. Brady promised
ma ilrst crack. and am going to keep him at
his word. | do not know what may take place
PRIOR to September. IA 1t is n long way OH hut
II Jcfrrics should set mo aside In favor of som"
on" Else | would be much surprised, ] am
training every day and expect soon to be In
grunt trlm.N
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-29
Billiards.

10 the annual billiard tournament. which Ia
being held at the city house OF the Crescent
A. c.. Brooklyn, Frank A, Keeney scored nm
easy victory over Howard Downs last night
Downs could do was 1913. Forty-nihe innings
were played. Kecn"y's high"t run was 5G
and Bownss l6. Tonight DR. Jennings who
will pay Keency.
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ler' l+s steelmsn. l2+; Tiedcrnan. 1875 Total sea.
SECOND GAME.
Atlsntc--poer,sph. lss: Hemmiuge- 200: L.u1.
Gisnnors-1Kvidahl, igoi chanI6crlain. 10: SAD.
ier' li7; s'eelman lo4. TedeEan..i5 i. Total 6Ul.
, The village team 'dcd two games to its credit in
n. .o i League tournament at sGhlassnss
fIRsr GAMr.
Villase-F: Powers lis; s,hcrck. I7s; r. C5ls-
nan nan, aol Faulk 100; q. Coleman. l35 Total.
ia; wAndcrer IL, H. vciter. le4 Tots ISL S.'sf'
SECOND oAME.
I:ts e. xs.' fs. 40 ra'
Ia soins.s ss r iIn COLE ~ Br9uWer.
THIRD o,NE
rs faa ' q dae%sS ass Total r. E ss
100; Zolnesr, l7s; Z. Ebllnr. i5s, Total, sos.
The he BED Hook whcelmsn showed consistent form
citation OF q. C. last night The scores follow:
GAME.
Pierce w.-Mullns, ia; Russell, ios; L"smey.
RED Hoof wHPaSnias I'D: wSrpei I' isa: As,bus
1876 "ittpenn' Ia; OLSEN. 1873. Total 'u2
GAME
M" ,s. HT;;wGfST% is: H,stnSSr G4 Bors-
Pierre w,-Mullns. ll3. Russell. 20: L'amey.
l+1' staeom. l67: Wilkinson. idt. Total, $50,
THIRD GAME.
Red Hook w.-PanninS, as: worrel. lag. Aalbue.
1Sa: Wittpenn. lsb; OLSEN, III TOTAL 80.
Montauk W.-tirtmm. l2I; Holrinscr, -. BOrrner,
40; hellwich. 1853: Baer. l5k, TOTAL. ga.
Bedford Councils team made good showing last
night in the Brooklyn Ror al Arrauum tournament.
The scores:
FIRST
Bedford Council-Morris, ls? Burrows. las; h
Lounsbery. l%o; MAXWELL, l9g. Waterbury. aol
Total, Sa+.
Ne Forest Council-Arps. lSp; Kruse, l46; Walden
berg. 30, Cad,eu. 100; Waters, l2s. Total, I'll.
SECOND
De Forest Council-Arps ll6; Hr,se TO: Martin,
1l2; Calieu, Is2, Walters, lbG. Total, 73d.
Washington Irving Council - 1heruger, 1914
Waterbury, lss; Campbell. 1871; CCrdeau, 1911
Glendenning. l6l. Total. IA.
THIRD GAME.
Washington Irving Council-Thicrnger. l44,
Waterbury, l54; Campbell. lI7; Cordeau lt2i
9leu depning, lla. Total. 133,
Bedford Council-Mnrgis lG7; burrows 1870;
X. Lounshery. 1877; MAXWELL l7p. Waterbury. l79.
Total. s42.
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GOLF.
End OF the women's Championship Mt
Ornnge-Play at Bridgeport.

All. vr....,,- A.. ,oro,,, .,.
MISS "ilmerdine won inc women oh ram,
ptonship OF the Essex County Country cub
Yesterday, and will hold the title until next
fall AZ in the previous matches otthe week the
were cut out, making the round one Of niteen
Yards pnv md conraa were pertcct, and I TO
follow the final round there was an APP
preciatIvo gallery" Both the pairs in the
scmi-huas had close matches in the morning.
Miss Georsianna wilmerding ana Mrs. L. st.
began badly, though, sicinS into the road. and
van ,ho n.rt IN rs A, tho turn Mss Wi.
won ,ne next. IN zoe ,ne n Turn NM MISS so T.
merdlng was IN. and. as the pest MRS CODY
could a" ,Ae M was to score naT Sy ON
and TO play. Tho cards we're
" ding winner 9 30 60 o ga
,.Colbgn 80. 40 s s-e2
Miss wilmer "a,
Mrs. Tnt Colby. : 70 ! < 81 IS
.pvo bo,s mot ,,.vod
In the second half Of the semi.anals Mrs. +.
TSan 10 poT ana s Ses
he pT "xrS hoe TSr nsSs Ss sre s INA
ssru wsdk ,b n, na S"Ie in 10 On
tba AZ, oi,htaan Wv h t, IN. naJ nltern,toi
from one to the other. and on me stroke pay
nnese "eT on nS "a s'roKe between inc '"o ~ III"
nh'Sh' me cnrus were
Miss Green 9 10 lo-as
Mrs Sanford. II all ga
MIS- Mis- Green, ~ 9 xt1-i,i9
M. sah,T i ~ a., 60 , ~
ENra NOES n'S SANFORD o. W h'ss "roen' We w.
In the final rouni Miss Wilmerding, who Is
at scratch in the clubs handicap. while Mrs
Sanford gets four strokes. set out IN fashion
that proved the soundness OF the rating. for
NTH. In the hrst ten. and Miss WiimerdtnR
Then, however. Mrs Sanford won three holes
in succession. leaving her opponent durmio 2.
From the fourteenth tee, the play being across
the rayine to the stable hole, 100 yards. Mrs.
Sanford topped. while Miss Wimeriing drove
the green She won he hole. in 1 10 X. and had
the match. 10y 3 up and to co. The cards:
Miss Wilmerdinv : Z q q a a p-sl
MIR. -anford % si2 80 "a
Miss wiImerding. u Il I al %
Mrs.. Sanfu I'd. .....7 - I-3i-lo3
BRIDGEPoRT. Nov. 2S.-The women's chnm-
Ill al
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-29
MoSrcLAIR Nov. 2s-In the caddies' match
to-day between the Montclair and Essex
County Golf clubs the scores follow:

RYE, Nov % A nine hole bogie contest was
played at the Apawamis Colt Club to-day by
the women members fora s yer cup offered ny
the Misses Towle. IL was won by VI IS F. s.
Mathews Miss Matilda Eddy was second
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-29
A New Manager for the Chicago Baseball
Club,

CHICAGO. Nov. 2s,-The official announce
ment was made to- night by President Hart Of
the Chicago baseball club. that the resignation
Of Thomas T. Burns IA manager OF the club
had been accepted. President Hart at once on
gagged Thomas j. LOTUS to succeed Burns.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-29
Chess Notes.

Tie members of the Manhattan Chess Club mourn
th9 loss Of one ut their oldest members SlaA IAN.
Fast Sixty.hf,h ,trcet on Monday evening. The
funeral services will be held this morning
Aristidos Martinez thu pre- sident OF the Manhattan
Chess Club has ed a gold medal for tho tx
celent service he rendered to the International Red
Cross Society. Tho medal was accompanied by .
from the president of the society the Marquis
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-29
Basketball Notes.

The class Of 1902 from the Columbia Law School
defeated the freshmen ~ the school NJ Applied
yesterday.'by score! or 10 to y. bpy&eps goal
thEowing Ma@ notew orthy. 80 ,tala.a-. "
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LEXINGTON. Nov. 2s.-ThIs was the second
day OF the Woodward & shankIin sale OF
thoroughbreds Only yearings were sold
The principal consignment was from the
Megibben EdGewater Farm. twenty-eight
head OF which averaged only Sl7G per head
The American Breeders Association bought
number OF the Allies. During. the lay
average Of 81 l. per head. The highest price
was paid by W. O Sculy. for a King Eric colt,
out OF A Inl"ra. the dam OF OHearn and
Iauca. Best prices we're:
Bay colt, by King Eric, dam BY sprnEbok; W.
o. sCul!y ........... 100
Broeu niy by Kin. Eric dam by spr nsbok
j. Z. Breyer. Ga!esburg. ll...... +bo
Bay colt, 10y Imp. scorpion. dam by Ton
Broeck. Baker Gentry. .... .......,....... go
RAJ rolt, by Kingston. dam by Bramble; Rome
Rcspess. CoVngton. .,....................... <25
Brown coli hy King Erc-Valasco. ", q.
Chestnut any. ~ King Fr.crfalaie Horn:
James dr.fhn. Chicago. ......,,...... $40
John F. Madden has shipped 10 A. II. Moore,
Cloy-r!el stud, tulmar, Pa the thoroughbred
stallion Bersan and eight head OF highly bred
brood mares, two weAulings and one yearling
Enrhoe x Jones have purchased for a private
price from John L Maiden. the Hanover
Iarnntel = station Hnndscl. winner OF tho
White Plains Handicap and other good stakes
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arooklyn advertisements.

Is your boys age between these
figures? If so, we have some beau
titul Juvenile Suits, that will attract
his fancy, and make him his mothers
pride at the Thanksgiving family
reunion. The prices vary from S2.75
to $40. For the older boys we
have a handsome variety Of Chcviot
and Worsted Suits made with or
without a vest, according to your
preference.
Every man knows that he can find
just what he wants at this store, from
a $40 Business suit to n fine Dress
or Tuxedo Suit.
Our striped Worstcd Suits arc
creating sensation-thc designs are
very attractive, and they are tailored
in genuine custom stvle.
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British sports will soon got an opportunity OF
seeing Terry Mctiovcrn perform on their own
soil Negotiations have been completed for a
twCnty-round battle between the bantam
champion and Ben Jordan to he decided at the
National Sport ing Club. London. on next Derby
night. The Original card was 70 have been be-
tween McGovcrn and "Pedlnr' Palmer
DR.. Ordway has been In communication with
Palmer Tor some time. and the latter con-
scntrd to take his only cnnquoror on again.
does not care to risk another fight with the
BROOKLYN wonder, and 50 Jordan IL to take his
place, The club. II is said viii give purse. Of
rounha. weigh in at 3 o'clock. Jordan Ia still
In this country and Will engage in several
fights before no leaves for home.
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Well-Built Dwelling Houses,
In the city or out OF town. are always In do,
mand. BUN readers especially require the
best. To reach them use the real estate co.'s
umns-ddp
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Rowling Games Tn.Nicht.

American National Oriental Corinthian and South
Paw, At the H,rnAniA Assembly Rooms alleys.
Hsrls Lcaguc-Crntral. Grove HI! and Lotus. al
Thum kahlsdOrfH alleys.
Arlington Sauona-IinwoJ God, Black Bass and Alec,
at the Arlington Hall alleys
North s!ds League-Co umba, North New York
AMI Morris Wheelnen. AZ Pumps alleys.
Brooklyn Royal Arcanun l. A.ue--wrlcome Coun-
ell Brooklyn Council aud luantho Council. at Train
or's alleys.
Brooklyn Royal Arcanum Leaeue - Philadelphos
Council Brevoort Council and Fulton Council, at
the Elephant Club alleys,
Hudson County Leagus-HomesteAd,D oolIttle and
Union. at Haetiin's alleys.
Newark League Riverside A. o. vs.. Roseville A. A.,
at kiyeIaiie A. q, alleys.
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Cannot Produce the Fight Pictures.

william \. Brady. James j. JeCrries. Thomas
Sharkey and Thomas +, ORourke obtained a
temporary injunction from Justice Bookstaver
OF the supreme Court Yesterday restraining
George H. Huber from reproducing any pie
lures Of the light between lefres and Sharkey
on allegations that the production would be an
infringement on their rights.
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