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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-07-09
CUTICURA
Begins with the Blood and Ends with
The Skin and Scalp.

That is TO say II purifcs the blood and circu-
lating fluids OF HUNoR germs, and thus removes
the cause, while warm baths with CurfcUnA
Soar, and gentle anointines with CurfcukA Joint
ment). greatest Of emolent skin cures, cleanse
the skin and scalp Of erusts and scales, ailay
itching. burning, and inflammation. and soothe
and heal. Thus are speedily, permanently, and
economically cured the most torturing. disdgur-
ing ard humiliating humors OF the akin, scalp.
and blood, with ioss Of hair, when the best ply.
sicians and all other remedies fail.
Sold throughout the world. forTrn D. ArSC Com,
Sole Prcps, Bosson. - ov TO Cure Every HansR a.
SAVE YOUR HAIR ~ yssS -. :.s,Rss -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-25
Gnssip of the Ring.

8. -ral local sports are going W get up a beneAt
fui Prtrr Jackson.
Al T.. Newark, IIc was born in Halifax. Nova
Scotia on July ~. 1870.
Ed lilo sanuy 10 GO NJ to challenge the winner Of
the Dixon McGoyLrn HIGHT
Billy Moore, colorrd. NJ ~, Louis. wants to meet
ia X Dwlrr Of Boston again,
Dos Payne or cleveland and Tommy West have
he, mached to box twenty rounds at the Green.
wood A q. next saturday might
A mat IA was arranged on Saturday between Aus
trial an" Jim ~ II an and Tommy West. II will
take place at Hartford ON Jan. ~.
Atamee.ing held ~ SATURDAY hetwc"n the repre-
White waa chosen 10 refargo tile contest next Mon
dAy afternoon ut Coney Island
Jen Thorus of England who was beaten by
Charlie CON, ascTihs his d,feu to an injured right
han! Ihor.s Is now matched to night Australian"
Joe Walcott says lie IL ready 10 meet Joe Choyinsh
neit month a. t The Br"%dwAy A. g. A. Mccoy Is
cott 1, willing to hght either Tommy West or Dan
CreedOn IN the meantime
ean Firpa,nf received word on Saturday from
DR.. ora way shat the co itnHt between Tom HOGAN
Ut Chicago an bil Ch"-tori the crack English TO:
pona4tsr 9. boon "g.1sd and that the Ar viii
ing Tub during the second week Of February.
Betting on the result o. the coming contest be-
real earnest Charlie Mahoasy At the Hotel Nv yers
on saturday night placed 5000 to 1910 on Terry.
As Joe &c ry y T"fsI o g' to O. Ls s'
on Mca9yegn At pr,yai!Ing Odds Carey % stopping
FrAnolsco has commissioned sam Fitzpatrick 10 bet
$4,000 GU Dixon.
spike sullivan, who has been averag ny about two
Appointed a big crowd al the NOnpArell Club Phiia
ssp %4 % az T H I aSS
from the ring and said that an absce.s had formed in
gorous thing aud he had been ADVISED by ms physi.
can ut to yoon sptEGs head was IN bsndagrs as
sprained tendon. Martin Judge was substitute
end ne and srr pa nR the SssSy
shape to meet McFAdden.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-25
Football.

SAN FRANCfsco. Dec 2l.-On the eve OF what
promises 90 be tho grcatcst football game ever
r""n IN California ther" Is full assurance OF an
ideal day FOR tho contest OetV esu .leycns OF
Carlisle Indian school and University OF Cal.
iiornia. To-day has been clear and crisp and
III. WeHthei Bureau asserts that the present
cond tons viii be continued to- morrow. All tho
players are IN perfect shape with the exception
n Capt Nhe.lock OF the Ind ans. who may not
10 into the game. II not, his place viii he
taNeu 10y Warner Both aides ar" confident 0f
victory. and should California win, It means In
~. probability rhat the gauntlet will DO thrown
down - all Eastern colleges next year.
To-day the Indians attended churcn In tho
morning and this afternoon visited the State
University a. berkeley. They are delighted
wi all they have seen In California thus tar
and will carry hack will them glowing stories
~ what They thnE nj the Golden state and it's
metropolis, tn" betting Tonight IL 3 to | on
Carlisle and even money that California scores.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-25
NEWS OF THE HHEELMEM.
Holiday Worries of Those who Buy Cycles
for Presents.

There was no spontaneous outburst OF Cyclists
yesterday bent on a Sunday spin. Even the
well-drained roads did not reveal the presence
OF any Of the mileage cranks. although there
are few days left In which to make good. In
the afternoon. however. after the rain
had ceased. the search for wheelman
abroad was rewarded. He was found
where the fever OF enthusiasm runs
highest, IN Brooklyn. He had been to
Coney Island and back and was very wet both
inside and out when discovered outside OF
Prospect Park. He brought an interesting re-
port OF the condition OF both cycle paths and
what trip on them ia like In rainy weather.
His account was not so lucid as It nigh: be. for
he had creased the Boulevard many times in
pIo%Giisa e Che and VIZ e., him IL
path. that were varied II length from q yard
foot Many times, no declared his pedals had
clipped under water. Be rallied at the Park
and rallied more because the water was not
sIp, Ties S.d his wheel locked as ( ns bad done
not see single policeman riding through the
muddy lakes in search Of scorchers.
Plans are now being made Tor an invasion OF
Paris by American racing men to such an eI-
tent that Y seems likely that there Will be
great dearth OF attractions here next August
Z he iste.t ssfanssnsnt. not only n E iSss qni
there will be also a considerable party OF the
eprinters who usually follow the circuit here,
amateurs who will be the pick OF tho country.
and there are reports OF other amateurs going
on their own account.
Although the holiday trnde in New York was
only laIr. reports IRON other parts OF tho
dealer when questioned on the subject said;
We have done Just. about as well as we did
yssr Mos sa, S' the holsy sass are IN
because OF the foolish persistence OF parents
surprise We make the eIshanses SiaalS
because "a rider With a wheel chat
Such a wheel Is not comiorta6ie and cannot be
pushed easily. One thing that holiday buyers
be Used out Of doors uns 20 .assd tSo ,hss
have ali III sorts Of rows rows With cas,o@e rs who
with the tires solled and the frame banged and
want 70 change them, although they could not
should not be allowed to riie Christmas Day
until they have made certain Ia some academy
that the new cycle is satisfactory"
NOTES
Tho Madison wheclmen will celebrate tho formal
opening Of their new clubhouse on Dec. al and
New Y, .r.s Day the club will hold open house: The
installation Of .Uo officers for tho ensuing year
In ,pi.e Of the Bo.r war .syele show wa. held a.
Gaze Town In November. There thirty arms
represented. three OF them being American.
Tho Supreme Court Of Minnesota has handed
down q decision AGAINST farmer who drove
cycle path aud appeal contundri that tn. County
Commissioners lad no night 10 set apart portion
OF tho ruhi for bicycli-ts exclusively. The court
decided Tat the Commiss ouers had such right
At the annual meeting OF the Michigan Division OF
the l. A. W. one OF tue most important measures
was the adoption OF q res luton call ny upon the
Governor u the state conviots the build nv
and ain tenAncs OF roads
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-25
Hockey.

The Columbia Grammar School and Staten
island Academy hockey teams met In chal-
eng" match at thu Clermont Avenue Ice Skat-
ing klnk brooklyn. on saturday night. Both
"hms showed marked improvement and an
interesting game resulted. Neither side was
"ole TO tally in the first hall. but Staten Island
made two goals In the first few minutes OF the
second hall and the Columbia team saved itself
from a shutout by scoring once.
n" Cutler School boys put up one ~ tho
EueSt games ever plAy"i by scholastic team In
Wv York on Saturday night. defeating the
i.arE ~ PauPR school team OF Concord, N, Ii, D.
~ . goals to 2 Manson. the Cutters goal
Hr"Pet; was nut out OF the game with broken
tuH., the puck catching him squarely on the
.rHs"' buck, the clever point OF the Cutler
maia shot the pnck clean through the st.
an, g!aI IoSts from the other end OF the rink,
jn, %! IN" "Ieanest and longest shots yet seen
sensation was caused among deyotees OF
I"Shry on Saturday night when the Montclalr
T. management announced that the organ
Uttlh would Withdraw from the Amateur
H. 'k"y league, The decision WAS caused by
- net 'hat Max ilornteck and Koehler have
Inc Wlthdrawal will have the effect OF making
~. struggle Ter the championship much
:.n"n"r, AS II will reduce the schedule by just
IN Games, taking two matches from each OF
'he remaining five clubs.
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Back stbau Notes.

Tho Flushing High School players have formed .
lgn|wsght team and wish 70 book s4mes with nrst
Manager, Flushing High School, Flushing. ny,
The Bay Ridge A @, has n few open dates which
may be secured by hrst class teams, IN or out OF
town, guaranteeing expenses, Address HArry N
Edmonda, Manager. siItisth street and Third ave.
nue., Brooklyn.
At the old armory. corner OF Bushwiok avenue and
BhRg street, Williamsburg, on saturday night, the
Clarendon and Amity hyes lined up Tho latter
team was thought to be strong enough 70 make an
interesting showing. but It never WAS In the huna
The SCORE wAsi Clarendon. 2oI Amity.S.
Tue return game between the National A. G. and
the Brooklyn A. v. teams was played in Brooklyn .
gymnasium on Saturday night Tho visitors out
weighed their opponisnn but The home team put up
whistle blew the anal tally 70 in favor Of the
National
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The record up to date follows;
Harlem and Pa.saio Oarsmen Agree.

The Passaic Rlver Amateur Rowing Associn-
ton held n meeting on Saturday night. ut
Newark Commodore James Davenport Of the
Newark Rowing Club presided. The meeting
was called for the purpose OF taking action on
the report Of tho conference between the Pas
sale and Harlem River Rowing Associations,
which was held recently in this city. After
listening to the reading OF the report i was
mnnnimously adopted to accept the conditions
ofisred IL was agreed at the conference that
the Tsssaio association hold It's regatta next
Decoration Day. on the passaic River. while
The middle OF June. The following year the
LATTER vii get Decoration Day and the Passaic
Iattar feel confident that their ARRANGEMENT
viii greatly boom rowing IL will also make
matters interesting tor their regatta on Dec;
10 send many entries
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Titzsimmons May Go Into tho Hotel
business.

Former Chamrlon Bob Fitzsimmons intends
soon 10 emulate the example set 10y Jim Corhrtt.
John l.. sullivan md other pug lists and go
into the hotel business. or late F'z hns been
negotiating to get control 81 the Hotel Metro
pole, Forty-second street and broadway Dan
Stuart IL mentioned "a FItz-immons'I proposed
partner, and i IA said thnt papers turning over
time Bob sny- that II he becomes "a honface
Il will not interfere with his future in the ring.
does not need To as he hR, plenty OF money to
lerp him for -omc ttmo. hut wants TO lnhulg"
mirrors that his art has not entirely deserted
him,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-25

The final round for the Moore trophy among
teams OF the Twenty. second Regiment was
shot on the armory ranges Saturday night
and Company H,who had won the trophy for the
past two yenrs. became ABSOLUTE owner OF tho
reglmenthl championship emblem by again
male up OF eighteen men from each oomr any,
were arranged IN squads OF six, aud three
matches were necessary. On Saturday night
21l. This added TO the '54 points already
scored by the other twelve members Of tho
winning team gave them a total OF N45 Com
rnny Z, who finished second made total OF
$40 Company was third with S75. and Com
pany Il with Sl2 was fourth.
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Tn. GneIio. Could Not Kick.

Several patches " water cov'rod Celtic Park yes.
terhay afternoon when the Gaelic football contest
between the Kickhams and the Garryowens In the
seni.Gnal round for thu Dunn trophy was scheduled
20 have been played, After waiting hour. Capt.
J Fleming Of tho KickhAms wanted to have tho
game forfeited g. hi, team by fault Capt,
vi hard rumulns ~ the CiaIryowen1 then appeared
aud sad tn team wNr ready and willing to
meet the CHAMPIONS. bat that he did not want to
play then, because they hal not provided them.
selves with rOwOoats, IL was agreed u postpone
the mat. b
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DIED or ENPOSURF.

Victim Had n Rig six Membership Card In
His Pocket Made Out to W. j. PInist.d
A man about 30 years old was found on
Saturday lying unconscious alongside the
Manhattan Beach Railroad tracks near Myrtle
avenue, He was removed to ST. GATHERINGS
Hospital. where he died Yesterday morning
without regain nR consciousness. The doctors
In the hospital gave 1t IA their opinion TINT
death was due TO pneumonia as the result Of
exposure, In the mans pocket was found a
membership car OF Typographical Union No
q issued TO " J Pla'sted. At the hea iauar tars
Of Big Six the police were told that there was
no one about who could give any Information
concerning the dead man.
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CHESS.
Everything Ready for the Coiieeians' Eighth
Annual Tournament.


The universities Of Columbia. Harvard. Yale
and Princeton will send two REPRESENTATIVES
-, 4, a., .i.L,. -, ,..,,-,.,.,, D.. -.
each {" the eighth annual tournament Tor ths
intercollegiate chess championship. Owing TO
~. o., ~, IL =, 3D., on,Jt,,,as ~. 80
IN" lh't tha' SIX Oh w" chha''h'eS hrf new
corners unusual Interest centres in this com
,oti,Inn Tho man who ha va dome duty hefnra
I"''t"n' u" M" "''o ',''o "'"' uu,' 'T,".
nr- INK "f 'oIumhih ana 'ooK OF RAE B'th
figured in the intercollegiate six against OK
,orJ ,,I CarIridva I,at snri,y rnol, NO,
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-25

In the championship indoor baseball tournament
Of tho Twenty'thrd Regiment on SATURDAY night .
Cadet Corps, Z.
Interesting games were decided In the champion
ship tournament uf the Armory Baseball Association
on saturday night The hottest OF tho series was
played at the Tive. fth REGIMENT Armory. whore the
hone team lOwned the FUIty seventh Regiment nine
OF Dr, oklyn by ~ to I, The other scores were;
Twenty second Regiment y, Third datling Battery.
X. Second Naval Battalion. ~; fourteenth Regi-
neut. ~. Ninth Regiment 49, First Naval Bat
tAllOn. IL.
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skating.

In a special one-mile handicap skating race.
open to all corners, ut the Cormont Avenue
Rink. Brooklyn. on Saturday night. lie Roy
See. the New York A. O. and Berkeley School
crack, won handy from scratch. A, Y. saro-
] swan, brooklyn, no yards, third, Time B
minutes 9 3-5 seconds. The Canadian crack,
see in the near future.
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Sc" YorkAc. us Goinm6,..'....o ' si5
uasnt S..Toi by the Astosi. team on Saturday
night The scores;
rIiuT atHH,
Astoria Mathews. lp4; Struck lag. Schmitt 1875,
Richie l"' RnAiiwan, latt Total, shN.
zcr. W "hiit"mb. 400 Mccarthy. la Total. bAl.
sKcnSp o,Mh.
fn;t!nTyG,c,athorpG - Wa"span, 100 sehwsit-
zoo T.n. i7i' fsmher'on. i15, Total. Esd.
IHIrp
Astoria -MAthcws. 100, struck. 2oa; schmitt. 1877
Richie, i"., Rud imam. IA, TOTAL. 40.
l71 Tsn, ies roinbcriou. ih'. Total, sSs
Two scores Of so. were rolled against Chase 1
team a; On sa,ra"y nsn' ard J., the la.
clerks League tournament The C rest
fmsr ohME.
Republic irosn. lti. Lima IHe; Bnrhenno. l44;
p@ri"'; r IS he Iisya. ~ o rotai Tn. r,
1866 Mitchell, io1, Booth ioi. Total 1s6,
sEcoSp GAaK
sSn 2nTi pi nsc &yl a ia i:r%sn
IL. Mi.thcii. iss BOOTH iSo Total 81 " f'0''
THIED GAME.
National Purh- DAWSON, lbi; L.cman, isi,
shut" iso snIsGE' is& Wy, WyiG "a, III Total, 7os
pon.ss 15s Mrrt1 ~ ro,a ssIhOpn" i'"'
The south Brooklyn Wheelmen were victorious in
OF cyens SUBS on aaS ESs Night
The ScoresI
yiRsr GAME,
south Brooklyn w.-IIam.lton, l1oi Emo, $50,
Rreckwaldt. loS. stontanbnrg. i44i Henry, l4s,
Montsuk VIC. Grimm. 1875; Holsinsor. ia,
h"est. IA; bortlinAn, 1919 =. Grimm. 100. Total.
sEcoSp oAME.
Montauk VIC. Grimm, l2t HoiEinger, 1T,
boost. 100; BortIman, 1880; r, Grimm. 100. Total.
Defender w-werner IA; Brshm. I2s, sohliss-
man. %; hnsls. 100. sts;or. i3i. Total nos.
THIRD uAhE.
Defender W. - Werner ~, Brehm, l3p: schiiss-
South Brooklyn ". Hamilton, 1870; Emo, 1875,
Total. 1sv.
The Belmonts scored a double victory in tho
Twen'yslIth Ward tournament of Brooklyn on sst-
urday night The scoEesI
fnsr oAME.
Fccentrc- Rteinheuser. lIp; Rheblng, I4o: Ruhl-
maj, l6s, o,riuAn, 80 skrsEs ~, Total 1871,
1ss; Bern u.s. Ni.on. is5 S TSta ssi
sEooSp GAME.
mas SS coShGan a. S v s;ydE Ia TStI ySs
l2b Berg. 1872; Nelson. 1871. Total. III.
Counsy touTaainent Attracted a large crowd 70
RAbsnstein's alleys. Newark The soores'
GAME.
PaEsaio H. q. - Brsltwei,cr, 100; RUIZ 1911
Kraemsr. 2o4i stortI. iAii sshasfer. 1863 Total,
bO4.
Eluitable A-RAbenstein. 2i8i Oonnte 1871 Il
Schmidt 1876. Rchechterlo, I77I Knoth, 1876, Total.
bYl.
SECOND GAME.
PAssAic D. C.-Breltwsiscr, 2ObJ BUR. IoG, KrAe-
msT, 22I; Storti 100, SohAefer, $50, Total, ss1
Celuoii b. C.-,iebauer, l7Oi Flnders, 1873, Mar
tin. l2U; Havgerty, 400; Sullivan, l48 Total, 727,
Third oAMK
pAssaic b. C.-Broitweiser. l73I Run. lBa; Krae.
Iner, 100 stoIN. ls3, q. Bahasfer, lbl. Total sS7
Union b ca. LAutensc hlAgsr, IA; Fischer, 1901
Behleifer 1891 LAutsnsohlAgsr. lss. Esotsr. is7.
Total, TIC
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believe that II i especially adapted 10 do your
Advertising Brcauso In nlI New York there
IN no man OF properly, no man Ot real SUBJ
stance no citizen oi standing AMI o' honorable
ambition who docs not read The SuS.-Adp.
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yiESSA. Dec, 24.-This evening all tho games
left unfinished from the previous round In the
Koli-ch memorial tournament were concluded
Maroczy beat both Koytc, and Aapn. Brody
beat AlbIn. and Pope and link axre"d to draw
The sixth round will be contested on Tuesday,
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COLE
The New Course of tho Montclsir Club
Nassau Fixtures.


the new elghteen-hole links Of tho Montclair
uot CLUB. Only Tour Oh tue Old holes are
Ietained' these being PLAYED on starting out
oh",aS hu ,h. o, Oh Tho yn d,.,a 'ust pu n
5000 Yards The new course begins at the
xards dcn'n ,ha Mn rho si,th hoia s roo
,u, uoWu .ne n,., ~ s.A W .o.e 70 a.so uomh-
hill. the green being before aRrove OF trees. The
800 49,, 80" - 80, y, ia,'no'
~" iv'u"' !" "v ,, 90 na.a'u y"
thr"e sides. The distance IL 355 yards. The
e,tn.n no'e Is Ioo Saiu.' WV s'e oe,nR on .he
over water. The ninth hole, 800 yards, 10 up
Hill. the green being in a pot-sbaped basin
guarded by wall. The out holes measure
1850 yards. The inward Journey begins with
9oo.yard hole. followed by one of 2vo both
green's being well guarded by natural haz-
ards. A 500-yard hole 10 next. the play be-
ing downhill There ia n rayins on each
slhe or the Ine ana one behind the hole.
Sh'c o II zoo on kno H., ine thlrteehtn hqie
A dVah liz - o,, ~, ne,uk upulli
ra VIII wb h cIpS m peiore sne zee. ana
MA ,nn,teonsh Eoia oSn 3I Vo,oIe 'ns green,
ovnrn,opp aas dnrn NH v yhaus, An
SeYt comes 1n0'vnri hal" Iii o snJ pn;
he sixteenth hole Z long one. OF s41 Yards.
.no .,nr uui,s Sphi, ,ul ,ne hIse urve anu ny
knYa 40 .,n4 vnrJ W 10 si .s
The pms npa ia re ards .n rom n me zee;
n,,.s. s.o sso aso ,1n 400 ne asN ooo s aao
Ig,S $50 ,S ysrd 40 400 ~, 800 40 400 .,o
Total 3,o7S yards ' WV wv wv -"'' ''''
''A"" 'o'''' ''s'" 'AfuS'
Both John Dunn and Willie Dunn will Ia in
C SAIL 9efl mo%D,Ih The . Eiapd Country
sionnis during lamar In which tba I've
Uorane Ia vI,nus Who nra nor, on ~ pao nra
cnast """''"Se' WIZ arc w" on 'he faeino
e"aS''
at tho Nassau Country cub md ON Seturiay
the Anal CON patltlun will be- held ,or the nrst
1 o. rnrnG cups pr%1 ,1 6y L. j: Brs6y The
Snturdnys dnTinS January nnI Fehru,ry In
addition haniicnps Tor CInsses 1. Is anil { ara
- Thera va vii also be- ,oursam p" "n rem n
Fob. II Members desiring 10 enter any of the
starting with The pro'sssional or cndIis mnstnr
-
The annual meeting OF the Wee Burn Col,
Conn N ON ,n Yn SIueho g N'rIton
anh also PHhoSr Of amSndmGntS to tie
G@yerninr Comm. lice. It pr"VideG ,hs t The
i 1 o, me eihp shfI ps invested n
t uol Io,er1 n nuISil maj rmnsist OF hli
,s.n membsrs I'VE OF whom shall be elected
LOT term OF three years
Inc nnal rounds 81 the hnickerbocker A. C.'s
goii tourney we're Played yesterday afternoon
a. hnick"rtock"r Field. Bergen Point. Despite
the dl.courhging weather outlook an tn"
boois ni wafer on tracN ana Held the players
d.t-r I'm, 10 Mini up me contest an started
ddwar- >. who hai drawn tys IN the semi.
inhs. wore rubber boots up to hla hips. Will.
~ ~, IIt"r,rt frtuusn vi" water ana 'nun
An hnI eut wei sohkeI lor thelr lhrk OF foresight
The sun soon came out, however. AMI the
Hniy ground quickly absorbed the greater
part OF the water. The twelve holes TO which
this contest was limit 4, were played quick ~.
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H-a.>.,, Haraes- and Carriages.

No raSss market Ia open to yon. providing
TTS Ht sUS w.
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Second raym en,. to the Kentucky ruturit,.


LEXINGTON. Dec. 24-Secretary Wilson has
completed the tabulation OF the second pay
rnents to the great Kentucky Puturity stake
for foals OF 1892. The event. rs last year,
will he worth 10000 There are s43 cots and
nlies eligible this time. out Of a total OF l.OS3
mares nominated. There 223 different stall
lions represented in the list, Of which twenty
three have records better than 2:l0. or tho
dams Ia are pro iucrrs and have rororiI o.
2 30 or batter There ara twenty-nln" Siates
represented. Following are tho largest patrons
o. the stake:
Brook Curry Lexington, ~ Pstchcn wrke. Farm.
pti"r Root Farm, Hamilton, Mon 20 All Farm.
ptt-Heil, Mass 20, PAIL Alto Farm. MeGlp PARK.
Cal -. II Ashnr. Lexis ;ton, l = Flint rat fArtu.
L-SIngtou. II suburban Farm. den. Falls, y, Y,
BAILEY. nanssvile. TeL ,; East View Farm.
j. Malvern Farm. Malvern Pa. IL! L prun
NN'l.t9wn. .Ky, II! summit View Farm. syo.s,t
Ians Island II: BosermAn bros Lexington. To-;
James F. CALLAHAN, Iouisy,lle, 10; W. v. Evans.
LcNinst. n. 70. W. r. JsHv err New YCfk. l.. Look.
Isrm, DqHHsl;,H. lem, +. Kiyots a" Farm. Isr!n,
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