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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-01-15
Maher After sharLey and other Biz Fiehters.

Peter Maher yesterday issued a challenge to
box any one in the ring In the heavyweight
class. barring Bob Fitzsimmons. To a reporter
of THE Sun Maher said:
Il am now in good condition and training
faithfully for my ten-round bout with Stock
Jugs Conroy. which takes place in Bridgeport
on Jan, 2B. an really to box before any re-
aEsr, Buck Connolly, / have been ignored by
OTRourEe. and he will not allow me to Dox be-
fore the Lenox A.G. l am ready TO meet
Sharkey. Jeffries. Choynski, Rubin. or any
one else except Fitz. He Is too busy now with
the other fellows who are after him. II Shar-
key will fight me l will put up a forfeit and
make a match to be decided within six weeks.
That is business. and he cannot ignore me- II
ha isn't Afraid"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-01-15

RED BANK. Jan. 14.-Henry c. White. at one
time one OF the best wing shots In the East.
died to-day at his home at Little Silver. aged
s. years. He had taken part in most Of the big
shooting tournaments during recent years and
W is often called "0ne-Barrel Hank" because
barrel. A widow and three children survive
him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-01-15
Death of q weu-Known wing Shot.

No cards were returned By Fred SIeIer.
Michael Conroy. James Watts. Frank Olsen.
Edward Clark and George Henderson.
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AdelphI Academy Athletes D~,.oipliued.

meeting OF the Adelphi Academy A. A. was
held yesterday morning. With the advent of
the present scholastic year the faculty of the
Academy passed the following resolution:
Students who are reported as deficient in any study
or studies during any month Will not be permitted
10 compete as members OF any athletic team repre-
ssntins Aleiphi Academy until such deficiency has
cen removed.
The cause for calling the meeting yesterday
was explained by Harold Spencer. Captain OF
the hockey team that was TO represent Adelphi
II the LonT lsl ihs team !; a; 1; o 11gFIs4e % On
ciaIr and played the team OF the Montclair High
Sehool. where they were ba lly beaten by 20
points TO Q, Two OF the member Of the team;
dedciNnt In their studies ana President Liver
more stated that the two boys must not play
again this season. or the team would be dis
rapt. spencer then arose. and said that he
alone was responsible for Woods and Thomp-
son playing. They were the only candidates
who could get away. spencer Iurther said: i
left intact and take the full responsibility for
the act done against the faculty's rule II by
that act / can rel eve Woods and Thompson
NOT have them removed from the team"
Snencer's resignation was accepted. and Gard
ner was chosen in his place.
Trainer McHaSters summoned to Harvard.
CAMBRIDGE. Jan IA warm rainNwhich set
In this morning. ruined the skating and caused
a postponement OF the hockey game between
Harvard and the Newtowne A. @.
Trainer Jack Nc Masters has been summoned
10 Cambridge by Cant. HauRhton ofthe base
ball team. and will arrive here on Monday to
confer about baseball training. A plan is on
foot tn have McM asters take charge OF the shot
putters. who will train in the cage on Soldiers
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-01-15
sharkey and Dixon Could Not Box in Mount
Vernon.

MOUNT VERNON. Jan. 1+.-Much disappoint-
ment was caused here tonight over the refusal
OF Chief OF Police Foley to allow George Dixon.
the featherweight cham pion. and Tom Sharkey
to give an exhibition in the Opera House. The
theatre was packed with nearly 200 persons
and b tn lighters were ready to appear. The
crowd hooted and yelled at the top OF their
voices when the announcement was made that
there would be no show. Cries OF Put Foley
out -" came from the gallery.
Manager Ring sail that he was confident
thai IL Gov. Roosevelt was present he would
allow the exhibition TO be given. The angry
crowd cheered the mentioning OF Gov. Roose-
velt's name. Chief Foley said that he stopped
the exhibition because the law says that spar
ring matches shall only take place at incor-
porated clubs.
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STAKE ENTRIES FOR BRIGHTON.
A Total of 1854 Nominations in Twenty.
six Events.

III nNChNns
Secretary Croft sent out yesterday some In
teresting statistics regarding the twenty-six
stakes that closed on Jan. 3. to be run at the
Brighton Beach meeting. One hundred and
twenty-four owners or nominators have en-
tered horses to run. The three stakes for two
year-old Hllies have 206 and the seven other
races for two-year-olds 500 entries, while
the races for the older division have filled pro-
portionately as well. The two 'cross-country
fixtures received hfty-seven nominations. The
summarized list follows:
For Two Year-Olds-First Attempt Stakes. Ave
eighths. Of q mile. 81; UnderRraduats stakes, i've
and 4 half rurlongs. so; Winged Foot Handicap.
hvs-eighths Of a mile. ~; Electr c Handicap. niles,
three-luarters OF = mile, 81; Dt-tar Stakes, allies.
i've and a half furlongs, 20: SDinster Stakes, NIL es.
three-quarters of q mile, 80; Rising Generation
Stakes. three-quar es OF q mile, II: Atlantic Stakes,
threc-quarters Of q mile. rs; Choice Stakes. three
quarters of q mile, 81; Mon aux stakes, three-quar-
ters of a mile, So. Total. "a. Average, - 4-lo.
For Observation-Disclosures Stakes, one mile
and q sixteenth. 81; Saragossa s axes, Allies, one
mile, 80: Sea Gull Handicap, one mile. 81; Glen
Cove Handicap. one mile and q sixteen h, as; Baby
Ion Stakes. seven-eighths OF a mile, 81: Pecon.c
Stakes, one mile and an eighth, IS: Sea Gate Stakes.
one mile and q quarter. SO. Total. 2so. Average.
30 6-7.
For Three Year-oid and Upward-Br.Rhton Handi-
cap. one mile and \ quarter. 81; Test Handicap. one
mile. Jb: Flight Handicap, threr-qutrters of n mile.
-; b tghton Cup. two miles and q quertar. %: Sea
Cl q ) axes. three-quarters of q mile, 81: Islip stakes.
one mile. So: Jamaica Stakes. seveu-eighths OF .
mile. %. Tot u. 3bT. AveTa<-, 81 Ii.
Punchestowu Steeplechase. full course. 81; Chan
lilly Hurdle Race, one mile and . half, 20. Total.
81. Average. asa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-01-15
Dates for the Cable Chess Match.

The British Chess Cluh has cabled to the
Brooklyn Chess Club accepting the dates OF
March 10 and IL for the cable chess match be-
tween the United States and Great Britain.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-01-15
First thoroughbred FoaI of tho Season al
August Belmont's Stud.

LEXINGTON. Jan. 1.-THE first baby thor
oughbred OF the season was foaled at August
Belmont's Nursery Stud. in this county. on
last Sunday night. 1t is a flly. by Henry Of
L. LansinR's farm In Mercer county. on Mon
day. Lady Ballard foaled q chestnut colt by
L'TntriGnante ioaled a chestnut colt by Han
over. On Tuesday. al. Foxhall Keene's farm.
Castleton, imp; Maid Of Dorset toaled 4 chest
nut colt by Handspring. These are the only
foals Of the season to date.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-01-15

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-01-15
Princeton. Kicker. Fail to Elect a Captain.

Princeton's Kickers Fail to Elect n Captain.
PRINCETON. Jan. 1.-THE e'e,tion of captain
Of the Princeton footb III team was to have
taken place this evening at Princeton Inn. but
after waiting until - O'Clock for an absent
member TO appear it was ueuiIed TO defer the
matter. until next week. The 'var-iy team
presented to Mrs. Arthur Bave. wife OF the pro-
prietor OF Princeton Inn. a heautiful gold foot
ball with her name inscribed upon il. This
was given as a token OF tho teams appreciation
OF her services In caring tor the injured loot
ball men during the season OF 1888.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-01-15
Fur SIZE.

DESKS and once Furniture, new and Ssoond
hand, special low prices this week; rspA ring shk
fully attended 10. II. l. MEYERS, ~ Nassau -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-01-15

Whtis- Bidck. WAtts. Black,
Sc Pch tH-B 8 90 k1o
talIf Sc. P-Q Sch. k1 P, 81. P-o 7, RIO Q,
90. P-o 8 Q R =. mate.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-01-15
STRONG MAN BAFFZED.
An E1-Cornsn student at Harvard Springs
q Surprise.

CAMBRIDGE. Jan. IA strong man. giving
the name OF Prof. Hart. gave an exhibition of
cobblestone breaking. driving q nail through
a pine board and the like In Hemenway Gym
nasium this afternoon. The Entertainment
however. took an unexpected turn when q. L.
Patterson. a former Cornell hammer thrower.
broke all the strong mans chains, lifted his
barrels and was anxious for a try at the cob
blestones. but was restrained. The crowd Of
students which had assembled were on Pat
terson's side and jeered the professor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-01-15

The closing games of last week in the Hudson
County Trolley Bowling League were rolled on En-
day night at the Bayonne moving Association alleys-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-01-15
Rowing.

NEW HAVEN. Jan. l4.-CapG. F. ". Allen and
President Ord Preston OF the Yale Navy left
early this evening for Boston. where they will
meet the capita u and President o the Har-
ward crew for the discussion Of the mutual
boating interests OF the two universities.
Neither Allen nor Preston would have anything
70 say concerning their projected visit. but IL
Is learned that the conference. which will be
comprehensive in its scope. win take place In
Cambridge on Monday. or course Cornell will
not be represented. and anything that Yale
may have TO say to the Ithacans will be said
throngh the representatives OF Harvard. IL In
understood. however. that the prime object Of
the conference Is a common plan OF action on
the part OF Yale and Harvard. The two univer-
SUES, n the coming negotiations for the race.
WI act as one body. and the purpose Of the
sohlng conferences Is to furnish the opportunity
forced. ~ "
uCANBRIDoE. Jan. l4.-Capt. Higginson Of the
harvard varsity crew said this afternoon that.
~ tss matters grew more complicated thar
tnet were at present. no conference would
70 nsld. Things were in such shape that he
you'd say nothlnR further in the matter. but he
t.oped 20 give ont a definite and final statement
" ew days. Manager Clarence C.. Mann Also
YSnrw ~ no such proposed conference. The
iale men IN the Harvard Law school,. who keep
pretty close watch OF what IL going on. were
~So not advised OF the matter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-01-15
HArlom Yacht club Elects omosrs.

The annual meeting of the Harlem Yacht
oluo was held at It's home in East 121st street
on Friday evening. and the following Officers
were elected:
eomF-odors. ]. H.. Kipp; viee-commodors. II. Han
'en' near Commodore. John SUMMERS; 7 set Cap
tain, A. Hochstaetter. FLEET SURGEON 1 q shannon
49, meas 1fer, j. WINNER; Treasures. j. II. An.
800! financial Secretary. T. ]. Bates: Recording
I. l. Sender.
IA. l. Gostz was appointed steward The
SS,sitlon Of Commodore kippa as chief dag officer
Lahes the, Letes. champion Of the twenty-five
""'eSss' the flagship for the current yeGE..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-01-15

Newark Bay Boat club-Davien. 1879; II. A. 6Fifath
1876: A. @. Grifhth. l22; Bodine. 100; Stumpfe1. LA
Total. 100.
Bayonne Row., q Assoctation-Pnor. 1877: Herig
15t: Herber. I&7: NeAlon. 142: Dickson. 16l. Total
7o1.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-01-15
ordering your special built bicycle specify
GEM HUBS.
Easiest running. most durable and finest finish.
o lretaining and dust proof.
MFG. o loT Chambers st., N. Y.
Noesrs. CARRIAGES, &C.

This iu the season Of the year when your carriages
should receive careful attention. and be put in orde
for next summer. We have recently opened q
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-01-15

r. v. Robinson 4 son-Kimball. 1877: Littel. 12a,
T21.
Powers L weiEhtman-Lavrenoe, las; Rupp, Io1,
GIT.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-01-15

High individual scores married Friday nights 30
RES Of games in the Brooklyn National tournament
rhn rnnnlfn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-01-15

A COUNTRY GROCERY ToR well stocked. old
n established; hJr,es and wagons: hne trade and
doing good business; price $1,000. free and clears
lo' . ell In most prominent town on Long Island,
clo.e to New York; rsAson for selling. i'll health. Full
particulars apply
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-01-15

Newark Bay Boat C~lub-Dsviea. 1Ao; h. A. Grihat
1895; A. c. Griffith. 1926 Bodlne. 1<s; stumpfsl. 40
Total. 92T.
Bayonne Rowing Associaton-Pror. I41. Heri
13s; Herber. 15l; Nealon, 126; Diekson. 1ea. 7
tai. 10.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-01-15

Newark Bay Boat Club-Davies. 1877: q. A. drif-
1T 4. 1877; A. G. Grifhth. lA5; Bodine, 1856; Stumpfel.
lac. Total, TAT.
Bayonno Rowing Associahon-Prior. 1es; Herig.
1872; Heroer, 2lS; NeAlon. 1o1; Dickson, 1877, Total.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-01-15

Thert vas = clean sweep IN both wholesale Druu
Trade Association series played a Rsls's alleys 80
terdAy afternoon. the Natiopai Lead Company play.
err Winning three games from the whitail, Tntum
\ Co. team. The n. ". Rob nson \ 90. Ave were
also IS sucesssfui against the Powers ( Weightman
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-01-15

Adelpht-E. Williams. 173: Scully. 1905 Russell
100: Dressell, 1876; Rothman. 1874. Total. 632
I. B, C.-BreitenbAch. ITO; Zahner. 1879; Rudd
1913; DIETRICH, III; Hummel. 40. Total, 79S.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-01-15

A HoUsE located in Plainheld. n. J.. close % the
n depot; IL rooms; lot. d2KlSS; price $4,000; ali
reasons for selllnE 2, owner has . po-
sition in New York city. Investigate this property.
q Virgins, 40 Nassau.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-01-15

ELEGANT OPPORTuNITY.-Blue print plant
~ elegantly equipped. located Harlem. wants to
dispose Il plant for $500 cash, or Will rent to the
proper parry for one year; rent $50 monthly with
the priv lsVs Of bu ling; profits ESQ weekly can DO
done; inye@ttGA'e this blue print buAiness. Full
particulars apply
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-01-15

The scores in the New Jersey Bowling Association
urnAment, which were rolled on Friday night ~
alleys, Hoboksn, were;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-01-15

A SHOE STORE established. located on west side
n close To I'D ~. and 9TH hv.: stock and fixtures
valued at 81 900; will sell at ~saclihce, as the own
ers are gong in Other business; this opportunity -
seldom o Terei; d mt let this chance pass: stacteso
OF investigation allowed. For full PARTICULARS apply
MCDONALD & q 40 Nassau.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-01-15

A STEAM LAUNDRY. located uptown, on the west
IA side; price $4,000 free and clear; rec ,ipts $500
monthly; reasons for selling. owner cannot give his
attention; splendid location. nicely equipped. Foe
full particulars apply
McDONiLD WIGaINs. 40 Nassau.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-01-15

A FURNIsHED-RooM HOUSE, located I4th ct. and
n I'd ave; eleRRn ly furnished: IL rooms; estAb-
lShed 3 years; house full year round: price 81. 1901
receipts -, 100 yearly; reasons Of selling. i'll healtht
long lease. Full particulars,
MCDONALD & WIGGINs. 40 NaAsAu.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-01-15

r. ". Robinson 4 son-KimbaIl, 1853; Littsn, 10,
Robinson. 100; Hopper. Ito, Smith, $50. Total, Sc
Powers 4 observation-disclosures, 1T0; Rupp, IL:
Reilly, 182; Crossmond. ye; s~tebbins, ia Tota
ga.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-01-15

INCANDEScEST LIGHT MANUFACTURING
N BUSINESS. located in New York city; price only
81 800. receipts $50 70 500 daily; reasons OF sell
ing. has not enough OF capital 10 continue buainesss
low rent; spisndldly equipped factory. Apply
MCDONALD 4 wIGGINS. 100 NaAaau.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-01-15

whitall, Tatum 4 Co.-emyth. 167; Reddy, IIS
Murphy. 1855; Ksrney. 14a; Tamlyn. Isl. Total f01
National Lead C~ompany-Tlynt 1e5; snunderI
1eIi G. r.. Meek. ls2; r. P. Msek. 1871; TownlsJ
16d. Total, 100.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-01-15

The teams OF the Northern Republican Club and
I~nstitLts 7. N. C. L. A. rolled three games In the
Newark Bowling League ut the latter's alleys on
Friday nixht. The scores.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1899-07-26

a curious watch has been brought
out in France. The dial is transparent
but there are works behind it, and
the hands appear to move by magic.
The secret lies in concealing the
works at the edge of the case, and
communicating the motion to the
hands by means of glass disk.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1899-07-26
FLORIDIANA.


$4,000 for public improvements, the
bonds to bear 6 per cent per annum.
An ordinance relating thereto has been
advertised.
The tracklayers of the Jacksonville
and Southwestern Railway have COM
pleted the laying of the first ten miles
of track from Cummer's mill, in Jack
sonville, westward Within week all
the grading on the Jacksonville end of
the road will be finished, and the con-
structiOn camp will he removed to the
southern division, and work on that
part of the road rapidly pushed.
Two day beacons were established a
little over month ago to mark the
channel from Tampa bay into Little
Mana tee river. Each consists of a sin
gle pile with cross arms, one painted
black in four feet of water on end of
shOal making out from Mangrove
point; the other painted red, in two
feet of water, on end of SihOal making
out from point on south side of en-
trance to Little Manatee river. This
affects chart No. TT.
Mr.. e. 0. Morgan, the cattle king of
Bassinger, has an orange grove at Cow
creek which contains nearly 1900 trees.
1t was bought from Tom Tiger for
sixty dollars and is now said to be
worth $4,000. This grove is close to
the one belonging to Lee Alderman,
also bought from the Indians for a
very trifing sum and now valued at
$4,000. Both these properties are be-
low the line of killing frosts.
The body of Andrew Johnson, of An
thony, was found floating in the river
at Jacksonville few days since. The
body had been in the waiter for sew
eral days. johnson lived in Hudson,
O., at one time and health certificate
from that place and a recommendation
as to character and ability served to
identify him. Nothing further of his
death is known, and unless later de-
velopments warrant it no inquest will
be held.
Mr.. D. L. Alderman, of Fort Pierce
will shortly ship 1000 head of cattle
to Cuba. For these he will get the
snug little sum of $4,000 cash. We
are also told that Mr. Leonardy and
others at Osteen will also make ship
ments of cattle to the amount of near
ly 500 head 1t looks as if there was
money in raising FLORIDA cattle. Why
not make a cattle range of Relespine
grant, reserving the river bank portion
for winter (or summer) residences and
orange groves, especially when we
know we can save the trees from frost
by McFarland's system of tent protec-
tion.-Titusville Advocate.
Two marines from the Pensacola
navy yard, Flannery and Coultry, went
out in small skiff a few days ago to
visit the men on the gunbOat Machlas.
A high sea was running and the boat
was swamped. Flannery was drowned,
but Cou1try was saved. F'lannery was
only Is years old. His home was in
Escambia county, at Cottage Hill.
A document was filed this week in
Duval county, written in England ON