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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-04
8ebruiien Der 8egirrung.
Die Ginnahmen pG6renb Der leBten
feds Monate Qr6Ber, aI5 in ir8enb
einem Gal6en Sabre felt 1866,

Die G%Inndhmen pdbren0 Der lfBfen
feds Monate Qr0Ber, al5 in ir8enb
einem kal6en Sabre felt 1866.
WufGtnQton, 9. g., 2. San.
- Der 2[u8pei8 Der 8unos5regierung
ii6er Die 8ilan8 bes S9aBamtes ldBt
erIe6en, baB bic 8un0es @%tnnd6men
1i6 i'm per9ungenen 5dlbjafr auf
$245, 961, $3.50 b2Iiefen, gtgen $207,z
760,574 in Der entTpre6enosn YeriDoe
b2s 8oria6res. Nu6 Den 4uF3ei6z
nrr8sn beS S8aBamts finb Das Die
606iten G~inna6men felt 1866. 9uz
mails betrugen Die Gtnna6men i'm
gun3en 6isfuliabre 1888, 1892, 500,
nG6reno lie f6on i'm fplgenOen Sabre
auF $3.50, 634,010 ftelen, un0 iettbsr
Iinb bic @inrubmen niemals pisber
ii6er 400 MiQioner uno nur Iie6en
W&al iber $500. 100000 binau5 9e>
9angen.
Die 3oGsGinnabmsn betrugen i'm
Iebten Salbiu6re 96,045,8 39, gegen
$62,825,O21 in Der entIpre4enpen
9eriooe bes @oria6res. Die 0s3emz
Der : 3oueinna6men 6elieFen ii6 auf
16,764,325, paren bic b0dIten 3oaz
g~innaGmen in einsm Monut unter
Dem DirgIep : Sarif unO i~iber6aupt
Die b067ter DECEMBER : 3oueinnabz
men lett 1888, als lie $16,900,O00
betrugen. Die S~nIan0Iteuer : Gin
na6men beIiefsn ii9 i'm DECEMBER auf
$22,621, 319, paren oliu bic b06Iten
felt Dem 8iirgerfrtege. Die SOtulz
G~innabmen fir DECEMBER IteQteR Ii4
ou[ $41, 4O4, 794.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-04
Sraune.

Nep 0Ort, 2. Sanuar. - s.
Gurle3 u. Sos. &uti4en : 6a6rif, elm
9robes Ie8sItDdiges @s6GuDe an Staz
teTtraBe unb 8oerman : 9Lace, 8roofz
Ipn, 9inQ beute frii6 in 6tammen auf,
unb mebrere bena66arten @e6GuOe
tpurben er6ebti6 6eT6Gbigt. Ser Sc
fummtberIuit pirb uuf $3OO,OOO perz
anI6lugt.
9ort0uG6ouiie, 0nt., 2. Saz
nuar. - Die @erte Der Toronto
Rubber S6oe Manufacturing Comp"
purben 6eute frii6 total bur8 6euer
5erIt0rt. Der 8erIuIt 6e8ifIert ii9 auF
ettpn 100000.
Sotpote, MaF,, 2. Sanuar. -
q. g. SD2eil's 8ebGuoe an oerl2uinz
unb Gu6OtHraBe, in peI&em Ii9 flint
QGben ~befanben, bling 6eute in Slam
men ouf. 8erlult etpa $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-04
0nrn INN Selhffmnrh.

MibbletoD 10 n, 8, 2. Sanuar.-
96ilipp Sud- lit gu SSadIonboro', bret
W1eiten norbpeTtli3 bon bier, ponSo6n
@ifforb in einem Streite ii9ar bieSEis
lung elmer BON Sud- uuf @ifForO's
6urm ge3O9enen Sabadsernbte nit eli
mem S6rotgspe6re erI6o7en tporOen.
DIS 9uliaiiten erI4snen, UNI 8ifFOro
81 berbaften, per6arrifaoirts Ii4 barz
Ielbe in Ieiner SAeune uno begging
ThIieblih SelbItmorO.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-04
9(us Der Saft entlnfien.

8ofton,2 2. Sanuar. - 9orreD 6.
Maroner, @bi!or bes bisIigen 8latte5
nSraDeIer, peI9er bur9 Ri4ter S6er>
man tpegen nMiBadtung be5 @eri6ts"
gu 30 Sagen @efdn9niB DerurtbeiIt
fpurOe, 1T qsitern aus Dem 8efGn9ntB
entlaKen tpprben, na4bem er li6 Don
Der Nn{6uIOiqunq gereinigt bate.
Seine 8~orIubunQ bor 8eriat, pelAer
sr feline foIQs Qa6. itanb in @erbinz
bung nit 4ngaben Oe5 genunnten
glattes ii6er ben 8et6eui6en 9ro3eB
fpegen SoDti6Iags. DarOner'S Sc
Tunb6eit38uitnnO 6ot i'm 9sfGngniB gu
0e0bum berart qelitten, bdB feline
Treunbe ernfli6 I'm i'm beiorgt Iinb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-04
SinuIeh'S Srfin0e1

@afBtngton n, 3. g., 2. San.
- Sn Dem 3uitanbe Des i6tper franz
barnieber Iiegenben HeprGIentanten
OingleD lit beute cine feline 8eiierung
eingetreten, unb man begt pieOer eintz
&c 9offnung auf feline @eneiung. Sein
3uitanb lit inOe1en nod febr tritif4,
unb tpenn er ii6erbaupt babOn tOmmt,
10 miifen nod bier ober flint Sage
berfrei9en, ebe Die 9efabr borii6er lit.
Seine boIitdnbtge 8enefung pirb dlsz
Ounn nod ldngers 3eit in @nipru4
ne6men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-04
9uS Onfer rinrs 8u6rnfreids.

2pOns, %. : y, 2. Sdnudr. -
On ben 6Olgen zines libel ange6ra9z
ten SuQoipeen : Sher3es lit bier 2ez
mis- 9oane, elm Singing bon % Sab
rem, geftorben. Seine 6reunbe bat
ten i6m an jenem 6eIttdge Der Rftez
reien nit @eiftsrgsT6idten grauli6
qemu4t un0 ben nSpaB," oI5 9oane
ben Seimpeg antrut, baOur3 auF Die
Spite g%etrieben, buB elmer BON i6ren
benz jungen Manne an Der Ganelle
zines 5auIes, bon Dem bic Mdbr ge6t,
'baB IS in OemIelben fputt, ais ri6liz
ger, in 8ettIaten e~inge6iinter, &lopFz
gait erI6ien. Der lei4tgIGu6ige
Ooane psrfieI in&rdmpfe unO bat felt
Ger tGgli9 INNER ftdrfer ~peroen0e
&rampf : Qnidae geBa6t, benen er To-
eben erldd.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-04
QRis aug 0itts6nrn nemsrl

= 0ie aus 8itts6urg 9emerOet
pirb, erpartet nan am 1. Qpril einen
neuen qroBen &pblenQrd6er : Strits.
Oas 4btpmmen apiTfen ben &o6lenz
arG6ern unb ben 8ruben6eIibern err
lii6t an Dem erpd6nten Datum, uno
bic 2ebteren iplIen entI4IOfen fem, bic
2o6nraten al re0u3iren
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-04

pjrtli8 i'm Tauf6e feline dIts Suns.
bdIterin 9eiyett! l1nb Damn fam ntr
moraliI6s Gcbcnjammer, BON oem e.
f6 crit j3Bj e.njiQenO sr6olt bat, I'm
cine &lo9e &t1ufs 4%Hnuairung iercE
G6e ein3uleiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-04
SubrrGiTS mcurr iu3inlifii6rr @nBur

6uber6iII, Wlaf., 2. San. -
eyObn Is. G6aIs, Der BON ben So5iaIiz
fen eripG6lte ners MdDor BON 6aberz
fin, purpe heute in fetn Nmt eingez
leBt. 9erIel6e ertlGrte in ieiner Sn>
audurationsrsbe. er tperoe feine gan5e
&mtsgepa.t CUR 8srt6eibigung unb
@eltenomaAuaQ Der io5ialiIttT6en
8~runo1GBe auF6ieten, fotpeit Ii8 bic
ieI6e auf cine MflntaipaIitGt unrpenben
laIe. Gr befiirportete untsr Qnoez
rem Die NRnu6me elmer Sr0inan3,
Idut peI6er fbabtiids StraBenarbeiz
ter ni6t tpeniQer alS s. PRO Sag bei
a3tTtiinoiQer Nrbe;t52eit er6ulten IoIz
len; Fsrner empfo6l er 4nIteIurg BON
l1nicniIten unb Union { Qo6nfGBe an
alien ftdbtii6en Derten, unb oaB aQe
itGbtNfe 9rudIa6en bas nl1nionz
Babel" truqen miiBten. Qu3 beginz
Itigte sr berI9ieOene MaBna6men CUR
untetItiBung beT4Gftigungs(pIer Or
Better unD benun3irte DaS SDItem oeS
@~ergebens IiGbtiIfer Qr6eiten an bic
am @&nigiten forbernben 8ieter. Die
Staot, fa9te er, bruufe feline billige
Qrbeit, benn biQtQ 6doeute gep0Bnli4
audi f8Ie4t. Bum ShluFe 6~efiirpOrz
tete Der Maaor erb06te 8srpiQigun9en
fir @r8ifbunQs3pede uno ben ItdDttz
T6en 8etrie6 Der StraBenba6nen unb
elettriIAeR 9eleu9tunq.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-04
= Senntnr Dunn lit nns Mnfh.

= SeHaIpr NuuQ TT aus WQl5z
ington in S~arrisburg, 9a., an9efoms
men, UNI bic Champagne fir feline 0ies
bsrerpG6lung perIDnIt9 gu leiten. @rz
9sneral : 9oItmeifter 0anumafer
unb Die r8uiineB Men's 2eogue" arr
6etten nit a1er M2a4t gegen Quan,,
unb Oeriel6e pirb a1Ggenf9einli6 eli
nen iftperen Stanb baden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-04

@er fi6 Der @interbergniigungen
erfreuen min, muB BON r6eumatiI6en
Qeiben Qe6eiIt perben. 81. Sato6's
Sci ntmmt fi6 berielben gei3dftsmG>
Bio an, un0 in tiir3eiter 3eit pirO bas
Qeiben Qe6etlt lem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-04
Ser Ru6lenarabrrs strife in Sainuis.

Band a, 2. SSdnltar. = IS mar an
g%etiinbigt, baB 6eute 1000 gu Union
ge60rige &oblengrGber aus Dem mittz
Ieren unb fibltfsn Suinpi5 bierbsr
tommen piirben, I'm Die importirten
Negerz rSca6s" gu pertreiben. 9ieIe
@rpartung bat Ii9 iebo4 nt6t perz
Dirtli9t. 8teIe Neqer Iino bier pegen
SragsnS berborgener 0uffen perbuf=
tet tpprben, unO ba Die 8ru6en6eIiBer
nibt msbr, pie friiber, 8iirgI6aFt fir
bic @er6aFteten leiIten, 10 flint itA bus
@efdngniB raid nit Nsgern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-04
Ghriitppb 9rie1cr.

es far6 an ,. SanUar 1899, @bsuOs l12 ll6r,
Gbrifnpb Rri,aer I'M 81. 9ebcnsiabre. Sic ,SCit Der
Perroiouua pirO ipdtcr a%HGeleIgt. CD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-04
&ein PaB3panQ.
% 4,

9a8 GeIeB 1ugt, baB 6rem0e in
5riebens3eiten ieber 3eit na6 8raz
lien, pbne einen YaB 81 6eItBcn, tomz
men, bon bort meter u6reiIen poer
Ii4 OaIelbit aufbalttn tOnneR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-04
Gnr,c 8nbclScncid1cn.

- Der Ser3og bon Nort6um6erz
Lamb, 9e6Oren in 1910, lit in GnglanO
g~eitOr6en.
-Nus 2onbon piro Der Sob be8
&omiters Sboma5 Gonaro Gprrie
Burns &tg6ten gemeIOet.
- General 6ordcs gorter, Der
ameritantI6e @sIanbte in 9ariS,
belt gsItern ben ii6li9en GmpFurg in
Der dnerttaniI3en Qegation a6. 8feIe
btitinguirte Barrier unb Qmerifaner
itelten Ii9 ba3u elm.
- SIipsr 6. 8oboington lit gum
8e6t5anpaIt Der amsrifanii6sn Sc
IanOtidaft in Pdris ernannt nor
ben.
- 0ie portuoieFfdsn Gorte5 purz
ben 9eitern in 2ifabon pom 80ntg
&arl in eigersr 9erion er0ffnst. Sn
feiner S6rpnreDe ertlGrte er bic Sc
rii6te u6sr ben angebIi8 baa6Ii8tigz
ten 8ertauf Oe5 0eIagoa : Bal Sc
bets fir unbsuriinOet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-04

Oiering's meOiSinildeS Sntitnt,
1903 Cf.SaltimorcftraRe.
6oHiultirsHos AsrSts - Or. Anna @ieriHs nne
Or. Robt. i, 0lertHs Igiai2I, 44SI0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-04

2onbOn, 3. Sanuar. - Der an
Der &iiIte Srlano'S tpiit6enbo Sturm
bauerte 6eute in ben friiben Morgenz
"ItunOen nod fort. Sin 3ettung5boot
aus 6OlpheaO bat Die MannI8aften
breier geT6eitarter &iiitenfo6r3euge gez
rettpt
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1899-07-25

TAKE pill that is pill, built on
medical science by an able physician;
such is the short story of Dr.. Sawyer's
Little Wide Awake Pills. For sale by
w. T. Brooks.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1899-07-25
Carriages for SaIQ

/ offer for sale my entire stock
of buggies, phetOns, barOuches,
road wagons, carts, al. reduced
prices. / will also sell my carriage
shop, which is siXty-five feet
long, fOrty-five feet wide and
three stories high.
j. III. HAGGARD,
11jly-3m Paris, by.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1899-07-25
WANTED

We arc : Z the market at the highest
going pace for heat-have plenty of
good sacks. Call & see us before
selling,
R. B. HUTCHCRAFT.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1899-07-25

|. 4. Landman. NJ. D.,
Of No. SOB W. Ninth SOIeo,, UIncInnaJl,
Ohio,
Will be at the Windsor Hotel. Paris,
XY.,
TUESDAY, August Sth, 1899.
returning every second Tuesday in each
month.
REEERENCE:-Every leading physician
Paris, Kentucky.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1899-07-25
ATTENTION.. CITIZENS.

Now is the time to bring In VOnr en-
gines, mowers and farm machinery for
repairs Also Mower and binder blades.
And don't forget your lawn mowers,
gas anu oil stoves which [ will make as
good as new. Gas, steam and water
pipe fitting. Steel ranges repaired. All
work guaranteed.
Nl,F.H.......ii.'S MACHINE SKOP
Cor. Third and Pleasant Ste
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1899-07-25
School announcement.

Mrs. Lizzie Walkers private school
will re-op.n Monday, Sept. 4th. Your
patronage solicited.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1899-07-25

Ii you really want a serva t,
or a room, or board, or house,
OF horse, or a position, you
want 1T bad enough to adver-
tlse for it. Try the columns of
HE BOURBON News.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-11
BlSKETBkLL.
Local m Accepts Championship
Entries-The Schedule.

The Local Championship Basketball Com
mittee OF the A. A.. U. held a meeting at the
knickerbocker A. G. last night TO pass on tho
entries for the championship. to take place
under the auspices OF the Knick erbocker A,
T., ana TO arrange a schedule Of games. The
members present we're j. II. Yocum. Chairman;
J.T. Mahoney and W. NJ. Paterson. Charles
j. Hepburn OF the y. NJ. C. A. training
school at Springfield. represented the Ma
tional A. A. L. Committee. Many protests
were filed against teams and individu-
ais. mostly on the grounds OF participa-
ton in unregistered games. The entry OF
the st. George A. G. team was rejected. on the
ground that they had played in a professional
contest at the Grand Central palace. under the
name OF the Empire City team. last December.
Inc committee gave the club the opportunity
tested S%TT but Manager 2Sssf rs slafitfhTs re ,G u she to od ds So pro-
The sptry OF the Bay Ridge A. {. team was
played under tho title Of Brooklyn Centrals in
s iar T Was ftDed game ran at Trent g last win,
lis me s1" two Ways Of tho, he teams es2Hs entered a" dl' for t fSs
testing under other names. The Nassau Wheel
men have played as the Eastern District Y. NJ.
the a c eHfi Th = ~ ne e. a %, brdsk y Iy5' 'TPbE@ s any
tries accepted follow:
knickerboCkerA A. C.-Keown. %struppel, d. Reuss.
= " 4NNNlFF
Manhattan Basketball Club-Goodwin. Roberts,
hSrisy; oR Wt.sIS Cox Bsrrymsn. wsnH}sl6"Ts,
Hess. Marsdcu, Irwin, Valentine.
Washington Heights Y. NJ. e. A.. Second Team
Shoemaker, Mueller, Flynn. Dux. Brooke. Reilly.
Kidney.
cleveland Basketball Club Boggs. Burns. vii.
latu-, W.. Fimouds. Warner. Klinck.
BAY Ridge A., C.-kivlin. H. Edmonds. Diss, Har.
rington. Cook, HarrlEau.
II was decided to select the championship
officials from the following experts: q. l..
Gabler. Dr.. .pettet. {. j.: Patterson. A. C.. Null
Ter and H.. ". Lochmullor. Under the cham
pionship rules each, team will have to play
every other team. The schedule was arranged
last night As follows:
April i2-Knickerbocker A. C. VS.. Cleveland. wash.
inRton Heights Y. NJ. {. A. second team vs.. Man.
haitian. Bay RidGs A. {. W. Nassau Wheslmen.
April 14-Cleveland vs. Washington Heights. Man.
haitian vs.. Bay Ridge A. c. Nassau W. VS.. Knicker.
booker A. G.
April o Manhattan VS.. Nassau w, Knickerbocker
A. {. VS. Washington Heights, Bay Ridge A. c. vs..
Cleveland.
April Ebay Ridge A. c. VS.. Knickerbocker A. C.,
Manhattan vs.. Cleveland. Nassau W. vs.. Washing.
ton Heights.
April 19-Nasaau W. vs.. Cleveland. Manhattan vs..
knickerbocher A. G., Fay Ridge A. G.. vs.. Washington
Heights.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-11

Crack Trotters and PAGERS That the Hu.
binger Brothers Will Campaign.

Crack Trotters and PAGERS That the Hu-
binger Brothers Will Campaign.
Joseph +. Hubinger OF New Haven writes to
THE Sun that he expects to cam paign this year
the following horses:
John Nolan. c:os. by Prodigal; Rilma. 2o9X. by
King wilkes; Gov. Strong. 2loI, by Gov. wilkes;
Parusll, Jr., 2l2I, by Parne!l; Rene. ar. by
wilkesbrino; sam Medium. 2:lsE. by Prince Me-
dun: Kate Allsndorf. by AllAndorf. Albert Powell,
by Gusto; Alta r., by Patchen wilkes; ParallaI, by
ProdiGal. and the two PAGERS. Braid. by Noblesse.
and The Private. by william II. Hill.
In point OF demonstrated speed this is one Of
the strongest stables in the country. and it is
understood that some Of the green ones in the
string are quite as fast as some OF the record
Dallas under the direction OF Willis O. Foote.
They have been entered 10 nearly all OF the
big purses opened thus far for meetings in tho
Grand Circuit. The campaigning stable OF \.
W. Hubinger will be as follows:
Grace Hastings. 2:0s. by Bayonne Prince; Belle J..
II. by Ben Johnston: Woodside. 2229. by Haw.
ROYAL Baron. 2:23ie. by Baron wilkes: Leonard Bell.
by Election Bell. and the pacers Frank Agan. 2;O3i4,
by Mike Agau; Sylyanway. = 10Y. by Steinway; Rob
BY Nu,breakrr; Frazer. by sphinx, Margaret f.. by
Nuthurst; Timewood, by Time onward. and Bitten.
BY Suthurst.
G.ory, Spear ia training these ~trotters and
pacers at Hartford. Next to Z. J. Hamlin, who
made an entry IN every one Of the installment
iron. OF the New York meeting. having en-
last week. j. F., Hubingsr stands next on the
list with horses in five otthe classes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-11
LING.

Eiche was defeated by GCrdss in The sUS individ.
ual championship tournament last night, hut the
MorningSide Club bowler made his followers feel
happy by defeating FoeGe. who Is the favorite for
the championship, The scores:
FIRST s~IRIEs-TIRsr GAME.
Gerdas ..... IL "a ~ - ~ So 100 100 l3e l4s
Firhe 80. II 81 46 80 - loI l2I 1919 l4s
strikcs-Gerdos. 3. Eiche. 3. Spsres-Gerdes. 81
Fi,Ac, .. Missed spares Gerdes, 3; Etche, l.
sECoSp GAME.
Gsries ..... 20 co 50 loS III 1886 loo 10 1915 clS
tlcne. lis 30 b 73 S3 ~ III l4l 1873 1876
s,rEes-GerdoS Il; Fiche, .. s~pares-Gerdes, 2;
E.chc, q. Used sparrs-Gerdes, |, Elche. /.
THIRD GAME.
Gerdes DE-. IA - - - lea I23 I41 $50 1913 1880
Elche ..... 20 30 ~ ~ llS 1873 1853 IA 1873 lr1
strikes -Gcrdes, - Eiche. =. spSre'-Gerdcs, .;
Eicha, 4. Missed s~pares-Elchc, /.
FOURTH G.Mr.
Gerde. 20 40 %" 50 100 IIa I2s Its "a ?os
strltrs-Gsrdes %; EIyhe. 3. s~pares-Gerdes. :;
Echo. ., Mlssed 81 are-ierde7'
ItFTH CANE.
Gorlcs q 2G - 81 ~ III 1871 $50 1914 lSa
E.che ... L" - 81 - - g" 1904 ia IA ldG
S.rkes-Gerdrs 3. Eiche. 2. S~parcs-Gcrdes, o;
FurhC, 4. Missed spares E!rhc. l. Average per
same GerGe-. lNHe6 llehr. iH'' 'mP'ie-henry
Nelchard. Dctlet.
SECOND s~FRiEs-FIRsT GNMT.
ri,be IN 80 6S ~ los I@S AZ l5G ia 1872
Toege IL - 4s ~ - 9d llo l"H 100 1914
Forgc, 3. Missed spsres- Eichc, /, foege, J.,
srCoNp GAME.
Yiche ........,a 2s 81 50 ~ - % l24 i5t -?
foerye ........ . 30 AZ ~ So Io2 l2l 1870 law los
s~trikCs-Eiche. Z; FoeGc, .. -S~parcs-Eiche, Ii
TOeGy. u. Missed s~pares-Eiche, 2.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-11
BTIIT1RDS
Slosson Deposits Forfeit Money and Selects
Dates for the Big Match.

SioNso 'tpobils oTItt EnOuty anu sel6Ctb
Dates for the Big Match.
George Slosson deposited a check for $500
with A. F.. Troescher at the Off Ce OF the Bruins
wick e-Collender Company yesterday
afternoon. and together they selected dates for
the two big games the student" is to
play Schacter. An effort was made to
secure Madison Square Garden Concert
Hall for two nights in May. but the only free
nights were in the last week OF this month.
and the Student" objected to this as too soon.
Finally the refusal Of the Lenox Lyceum for
May 10 and % was secured. and the following
telegram was forwarded to Chicago:
gests. the balance he posted and referee Sc
lected five days before the first game. which is
to be tossed for when Schaefer covers his half
81 me fGrtett: S!0sson is willing to play at balk
Lyceum for May Is aud %. We to be the stake
holders and handle the affair. Answer.
Observation-Disclosures IENDER COMPANY
made and will probably be accepted be-
cause the experts believe that practicing for
cushion car9ms interleres with balk-line
ting into condition Tor a balk-Iine match the
student believes II will not take more than
a weeks practice to shift to the other game.
peGted that Schaefer would deposit the other
half Of his forfeit money to-day and accept the
dates and the order OF play suggested by
Slosson.
line match between Florian Tobias Of tho
knickerbocker A. {. and William Gershell at
the, Ives Billiard Academy was finished last
to. 1877 It took tlfty-two innings TO score
!nts gym and Gsf' T TS5s.el ) s sfy52s al Th svf leaaer g
will continue Tomorrow evening where they
left on last night.
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Rowling Games To.NIrht.

The Sun Individual Championship Tournament
Arnold. Rothernel aud suA!, AZ the NcrmGnIa Assem-.
bly Rooms alleys.
Arlington National Tournamcnt-wclromc, Edison
and Oradell, at the Arlington Hall all"ys.
NurkSllle League TouInsmcut-WtS Harlem. VII
lAge No l and Mercury, at the Village Clah all"vs.
Arcade urnam-ut-Gold" Rod ", Orchard, at
the Arcade alleys.
Harlem Lrague TouruNmont-tornthiau BoUle.
ward and est Harlem, ntlnUm y kahlSdorfs alleys.
Bank Clerks League Importers and
Traders National Bank, Mount Morn, Bank and
corn Exchange Bank, al Hrld = alleys.
CarrutherS National Tournament Arlington vs..
Manhattan, at he Elephant club alleys.
Interstate League TOOklyL ~, Rochester, OF
FOllmer : alleys,
Borough. national Tournament viorls, Fins and
Ellgewuod, at MuhrlnAnn's Palace alleys.
Twenty sixth Ward Allan
tie and Parkway, at Hallrrs alleys.
Capitol Tournament Avalon W. Mars. Pm Knight
vs.. Mars,
Essex County tournament uitable b., ImI erial
ana passaic, AZ Montgomery $ alleys.
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work on New Defender Progresses Salts.
factorily.

Information cleaned from persons who keep
closely in touch with the progress OF the
construction OF the new cup defender at the
heErs'hon works shows that the craft will
o. entirely plated from keel to deck within
a month. The work was begun scarcely
!our weeks ago, and is at present more than
nan completed. The parts still in an unfinished
saf are the top-ides, and as the labor OF fit
oMHg ihe plates IS not nearly as difficult as that
y !U.A,hg Them perfectly and Numerically
So09t the under body curves. the work will
UJ IaGiriHso p pushed forward rapidly
,aquIlonal strength over that OF the old De-
.esGer IN the after end Of the yacht near the
stein post has been sought in the new
hua', ms has been accomplished by bolt
ms On extra straps Of steel aud obliqnr hang
SS5s 70 The frames. and the shipwrights who
naIe ipr a Week been busy on this part Of the
yacnt nave completed their labOrs. The wood
III 'ir me new boat is also well along and is
,.s.hg handed by a larger force of carpenters
hserreshof works. "
,idrrN SINAI boats ara in process Of construc-
Jpn !or The new yacht one il a dingy,
TTbbteet IN length, and the other is Il yaWl.
NJ shE,NIS, and hackstayS are nearly
trrT"t"esi IN me rigging lott and the turn
fs rs ~ which the standing rigging will
sSSor IN are rarity made in tho machine
ysrS' IN new wooden sparS aru Still in the
t.; "hrf" they We're fashioned. in Fast
postnh' The hlg mast Of the new Defender
AK IA la.n view in Hailey's yard, bat the
vs." niatS ar" pied up in such a manner that
WbO'nE va. ".'t.4 uDiy "A Nagu" view ~ them.
towwen wanted The mast and other sparS VIII DO
hbnet around 'D, F'sk"', wharf and holsted on
can Jus ''a't that Will carry them around tho
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DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA & WESTERN R.R.

stations in New York, foot OF Barclay and
Christopher streets.
NESTlBIIE TRAINS. RCFFEF
CARS, LIGHT. =.
500 4. M.-Binghamton Mail. stops at principal
stations. .
1000 A. M.-tCafe Car -Buhalo, Scranton. Bing-
hampton, Owe%O, Ithaca, Elmlra, Utica, Sy racuso
and Oswrgo Express. Pullman buffet parlOr cas-,
connecting at Buralo with trhins for Chicago and
points West.
100 =. M.-,DaIlyI-,hicag and Buffalo Vestibuled
Express for Scranton, BInghamt1n and Elmira.
Ac. Pullman buffet parlJr cars to Elmira. Through
sleeping cars and day coach to Chicago. arriving
at4:l5 i. NJ. next day.
400 z. M.-SCranton. Wilkesbarre and Plymouth,
Express. Pullman buffet parlor cars.
200 T.. W. ~Dailyl-ChiCago Nestibulc Limited FIX
press for Scranton. Binghamton, Elmira. Buffalo.
Through BUFFET sleeping car New York to Chicago.
$3.50 =. VI ~Dailyl-Buhalo fNpress. Pullman
rleepers for scranton. Binghantni. ,Elmira, Bath.
Mt Morris ant Buffalo, arriving Buffalo \ A. n.
$50 T.. NJ pailyb-Bnfalo. scranton. bingham.
ton, owego. Ithaca, Rlmira, Syracuse. Utica and
OswcgO Express. Pullman buffet sleeuers.
FOR SUBURBAN SUNDAY TRAIN SERVICE see
small tables. 3
Tickets and Pullman recommendations at Henry
Gaze 4 Sons. Ltd, ll3 Broadway, II Park place. +2e
and a+2 broadway. Tickets at ferry stations, Ill
4th nV.. cor. 18th st, ~ West 125th st. 23h Column
bus ay. New York. 1913 and I2S Fulton st. and iod'
Broadway, Brooklyn. Tine tables giving full infor-
nation at all stations.
westcott's Express Company will call for ana check
baggage from hotel and residence to destination. :
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Sorthport Yacht Club.

ALBANY. April 10-The Northport Yacht
Club OF Northport. Suffolk county. was incor-
porated by the Secretary Of State to-day for
social and yachting purposes. The trustees
are: j. Il. Morrell. {. A. Van lderSttne and John
Ireland. Of brooklyn; H4D; ,AckcrIey. ,. W.
ward Thompson OF Northport, and 5. l.. Ber-
rian Of New York city.