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PRINCE HENRY IN
ATLANTIC Y. {.
WILL BE MADE HONORARY
MEMBERS SOON.
Robert Y. Tod Elected Commosiore
and Edwin Could Nice-C"m-
modore at Annual Meeting.

The Atlantic Yacht club elected it'
officers last night a; the annual meet,
Ing Of the club al IN. waidorf-Astoria
The ticket submitted hy the nomination
committee was UNANIMOUSLY chosen II
IL as follows:
csmmsdsr--Hob.rt Tod
F!ss-canmoior.--f>i~in Gou'd
Rssr.C y An..
s-erstATi-LSals JaekSoh
rr.s,uref-Chsris, 7. Plsrss
N.asuT.r-georse Hiii
rrgsiess-j Fred Alderman. FErisrLA r
ADAMS. Rst%u DDremHs Frank Mckee.
Air~d W Hsoth sad Rass-- AsI.sI
Regatta COMMUNICATIONS mn chairman
Ed=ar y. lsa-ksnbseh sni Frederick yiimsr
hsahsrship csmmittee-j u. #HaiIock ehair.
man Ge0fEs u. Provost Ani Wniiam y spsri.
IT,.
LIBRARY Commute Fno.s. chairman 7
e Ail.n and = l.. nlsoi.
EHisrtaiutnsnl Committee -EiEIn Hollis Low
chairman. nuEysl Pat ali Prank Barnn
SomiaatIRg Committss-E ~ Hssss. thsiT-
n.a walter n Ssi-an e. v-rhan lear
Roberts. sasntsr s-sia ard Alexander u
Tis--
Former Commodore +. r. Adams pro-
posed tn. names OF tAa German Emperor
and Prince Henry - honorary mem
beers OF the club The resolution was
adopted. and Commodore
Tod will soon call a special meeting OF
the club for the purpose Indicated.
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Ned me In calling the match on. am
sorry To hav. diss ppointsd the patrons
OF boxing la Philadelphia. but have a
reputation at stake and do not think
anybody can bIam. N. tor looking out
for my interests I can beat Cans In
square mill. but 400 ,dy can Duck
aEalnst a HseI JoD That IL certain,
iud I am glad acted In time ! have
nr,e. been mixed up Ia fake and fo-
thai reason | am Tree 10 Say that wien
LEFT Philadelphia ! believed that was
doing right "
Erne explains ton Gems strong
enough but it's weak point Is Us utter
lnce IN this city rather than his having
appeared I'm the ring ana made Il to the
patrons Of the club Not even the ham
pinn = closest friends In the Quaker c.ty
were AVA" VI Iis act anS IL quite aeT-
tain that none knew II except his mana
ser. Hot ACAIahoa the Buffalo h yrse-
man. and the boxers trainer Frank
Iimph--
The crowd in The club-haus. was large
sud a still larger one wa waiting IN line
10 IN" box ON" rumor started u,
EFnr- disappearance hut u was un.
us-dcd uD;ii ABOUT ~ O'Clock Then the
sale OF iick'iS NnS Htoip.d aud 4 tnur.
rnu- Of establishment w.ur W when
Marlin Julian announced tho state of
Affairs Ia those around tn. ring
The rag. of Julian can better ne
imagine han described. So night It be
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WRESTLING BOUT
BIDS WILL CLOSE.
PlENING- NORBECKBOUT GOES
TO HIGHEST BIDDER.
The Men. ,ir~sd, In Fine shane,
NiII Meet ON tho Mat In
Three Weeks.

Tho oils 'ar tr' rnlmpi,ushlp wr,'t-
ling match Hc.a 40 John PleninE. me
butcher B's ud 'arl Scrbeck. he
rent Norwegian giant. are to ne opened
Today The m'n 1rc matched to wrestl.
best two oul %. ,h-,c falls under Graseo.
Roman rules, tho bout to tax" placc
within 'hrc" wccks under the auspices
of IN" club on.rins tho best induce.
mcntf
The contest between Pien!n. and Nor.
BOOK has Jeen psutins for lH. past SIX
vrck- during wh.rh time Doth msa
hay" been Ia cons. amt training. and they
~ Ht rlrgEh - srestie tomorrow II
asrssary Norbcck the Norwegian
hampton was originally matched to
Frcsiia the Trr-ihl. Turk III Mnhmei
va had bat no. Unfortunately met with
90 accident Whilc ,rllning for the bout
-ua Als compelled 10 Withdraw from
tna ,uatch
Fleming subsequent lcgcat u Ma
raaH ia the phenomenal time Of ia.
ainIloi has set thu sports Aguess!ag
nni hu will be backed shortly - meet
Tom lenkius IN a mixed-stylr wrsstiine
naf~h should he defea' Sorheck
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-..,. ,,a,.r.A ,.nsnt Gu toSt snSsg
yi.Ai..H ,,l.s., 10 DO s.S eth iesshsl A.
q ns.,ias % ~. eol.ss sssnss q tAs sah
Tee .s.rs' t~sssi.ton u va 'o,sd '. .
ths, ell li-.ss gnits In rrnhihltlnE NJ en-
m. nsI,i-' 81 nearly all eollss., ~ TIE STATS
ar. nos ean'Ii'rinr ,n' T-oomnesAsh'a
tn. ,..ul,. :, iAs Val. i.A- sesool has pssssh
,s,, taat hereafter 70, athletic ors.sisstos'
st th~ ,,hsOI ss.i plsy cstsits 9: TIRE stat. o.
the -. s,aaSl tos,sAl! team Ass Sssa Asssriised
o. the Ysis yss,ty ',otbsIi t-srn sa1 ecai .saf<i
vi,. the 'srr'v sis'-,. ~ faculty Of a
.4As7a s-ls's that tai' ~ % asi'.e..', .,s
10 n
Naassp NeCgtsh,a. Of the ru'.rsiy q
io.. h., arranged hi, fso,ssn esstrset& as 'ei.
leo. u!inol. a, cA.mp.sn nov q. Niehi.
sAl ., Detroit. Nov s Minnesota a. is-s civ
or Cedar Rapids. OFT 3
P,aauir.al.s plan fsF b!s r-ss,n ~.
tween ea'isE- cr'ss h,, s~-n oneiaiy ah.s.
dsa.t t-esus- I.h ard HAr's-s rstss,d 20
eater, n. rae. 10 sss. been ssn "a III.
Severn
several Eastern uai,.rsnia. ,.slasias Yss
Columbia ana r.as-is.sis. -ii s-us -s.r
n.a. Shs~
Yale 10 - hsHs rec sthl-'i- oom-iftss
composed = rrsr.ssa,.tNss IT The four i.sdisx
'ihie'r cam no 'r,s :ss,ssU sai ss,.bsr
teams shi beating rvs and % three mi
u IL stp--''f ihat waiter Camp. the stAIssie
ai'!~r - ths univ-r.iv. sili ss . usaesr
IN lon mile irs yarhi rae, .; Req BsaA
y'''"ri,r tie Ss-h sA-~.sea,, ci.s's
roars~ tasrs -srs several Starters s,ss
sind pEsvsIlsa snI all he fsaais aai.h.i
~tth1ui sinHis nishar mo viapsY -ss
william Chambers rrphopn raeass Dsn,.F.
Wien 'ecsai aai M Hutshlason's FllsAl lara
Hs'z Phslp. CARROLL Ia. ,ois n, yacht Nav.
h,r G-~rs. w,lh.ln ws,isa. Of n. Es,..t
llsss Nssn 'ius. q; Brsssa .h. ia,-n.. u,
suf h~r to guroc~ ~ enter tbs kt~l rsts,,s
Her ovnsr NAV hang, ~. ssvsAo- ir,o
sfhonnsr rig The ssEsho> mos atsiInSassh.d
performance -ss s~r with The nsitsnris
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IF he BEATS NE
! AM THROUGH. ="
so SAYS TERRY M'G0vERN OF
THE SULLIVAN BOUT.
BrookIynite intends Retiring from
the ring 10 Dealt Another
Knockout.

CINCINNATI Feb, il-"If | fail to
win from Dave sullivan I will retire
from the ring" remarked Terry Nc
Gov-rn At his training quarters, at
Norwood Inn. ~ sullivan beats me
then | shall make ~ tffort 10 get an
other match with Young Corbctt but II
win from sullivan | want to get on with
Corhttt just As seon as possible. That
- NV ambition. ,h!nk | can beat Cor
beli u We ever meet again.
Il am not offering any excuses for
my defeat. He beat me fairly but he
did not convince me that ne Is the bet
ter man. ana just want another chance
TO convince myself OF course. ! have
to get Sullivan IN my hands first. lie
Is tough irishman, that fellow Sulli-
van. and Fan take an awful gruellinS.
III be In shape when | get In the ring
with him. tlst you can bet on, and
think I'll convince everyone that an
anything but Z has Aeen, and Y m not
sullivan. either"
In a sparrlns bout yesterday HuEnry
VI Govern landed on Terry nose vita
straight rishi hand IL was not 1
hard blow Vet II Terry's nose was not
fairly strong u would have weakened
under tae punch Hc did not fInch
however. and was actually ticlsled when
ne found that 1t did no, bleed the
slightest.
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COLLEGE BOY
JOINS GIANTS.
ROY {. CLARKE COMES FROM
BROWN UNIVERSITY.
He Has - Good Record ~. n Fielder
and Bntt-r-WiII Play In
Left Garden.

one more college player has been
added TO the forces W the Giants next
season. de :. Ksy l. Clarke an out
fielder VI 'Ne Brown Caiscrsity team
Tor The last four seasons
Aside from this not mu,h Is known Of
lin IN this city. but he Will come 10 the
clue high!y recommended by young Wal
ter Anderson, whom the New Yorks re-
Gently signed 10 cover sAortstop. Ander-
son mas played against Clarke, and
vouches soT hi. ability. Clarke has played
centre neld on the Brown Uaiversiiy
team FOR four years For the last two
years ne Caoiained the club and led ais
team mates at the bat
In 1850 and 1901 he played centre fsid
on The all-coltesiate team under Walter
camp. Clarke stands feet inches and
weighs about i6 pounds. He will cover
leftiicld for The Giants
Roaring Bill'' kennedy. the ex- Brook
Hn pitcher. has i.so sign-d with the
Giants
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American League schedule .ons tim. n.st seek
~ ss -lii 10 ,h. srss To - osnFls,si. n
ssilnnsi l-asa. siil hat. to afTsas. its tine
80 that there si!I - no ronsi; Of dates.
catcher ,rmsrIst-f Of "a. vsS ro,ht 7, \
e lean. ss been sl<nsi :, B-casiyn for n.l,
,ss.aa u 10 pst kss.n ~asshsf that other
GerEa<H comedian. i.lisaT-h age all h. ~ita
Hsnlsn's sur~sst,na neat sssssn
Hsr' w.Sn-1 h" 'as,a :, sa,k,tsll. and
10 res a rasra Oh csra.sis' b~s' team.
Biz Her 'iipoatun. NO mate Ersaa record
ss pi,ss.r for n. w-.A.As..a Z. ~ team lac,
season, ~. announces ihsr \. ht, s'Ensi With
'hs Cleveland niIa Of ne Amer a, League fsr
nsu -sA.sn sin0ntsa 10 q his wrapping ,rass
fellow so To- only 'sar ssm.s al last Summer
N.a.E,r ss-'','lr- ~ ~, rsuu- =. no.
as.nosst .s.t N. l,ss ~ ssrs'si NJ nj. ,,ars.
.ni .Ipscts 4, hH- E'5i team mi. season
lie asa as sitssn men gHisr contract sni ga
r~t' - ''sn shs'h'f a.a IN fss Say,
f'hn MeGrs- :. seriously ~ 81 . eeid sui
his ni>,d, are alarmed -rs- ~ eorArI5-
soaa sfisE hi, r-lufn from III. -sddlz. Trip ne
-as tnpssr-s sai =. suffered a r.l.p-~ and
Complication, are feared
viiiisn Bssk'l washer ssa - veil.
isssr business q IA, rry a.s ani.d
Nj sEa,'n'. - esn,rs.t 18th the riit,surs
sivsa . tAsssass tryias-sst ~ that team dur.
ING the coH!nE .,Ason Young Na.hsr has
nsvvr pisyei outside Of ar1stsur and ss.ni. rfe.
fsssi'a.i team. eui AS 'a-rs. .'s pitcher tas
Il s-iy nins;ssn sars - axe 4it HI. ,,l.nss
sSr'e' q h..f Eo5i thi's' Of him.
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NEWS
TERSELY TOLD,
SPORTS OF ALL KINDS.

ias Ir.ntoa. Rec; cup Ia. ,.-At. nam. 4, q.
b. 'Asnssi 70 Alice
" mas i.si teen l'srasd Ia Boston that IN.
yseh' inisprnisnrs 80 broken up that Oh. oan
= Put together nsnsrt. s.,le- Thsm..
W tsv,nn. her o-n.r hs. her parts osrefuIiy
slowed svsY ani halieng- Tor The America /,
cup 'iii h'iHs speedy r-'sons. from him.
Robinson mate hn .,of, '7as ,r,irh, via,
Il" aiss' IN tn. sssdisss rssl teuras.sat 81,
the Monaus nil'lari Ps-.a-s BfyshI,a b.,
beating slytAs b, 100 "a u robinson broke
- i'araam'"' r,rerd .''h . run q ~ Sslis.
Thirr lsbsfsr, Asss tSsa to .nk 10
break sround or mi. ne. So. Ooo symaas an
.sleA .iII - -r.otsa ~ tAs .osih -snpas a,
Prfneetoo. II. csnIsrtors hs,s sir.aiy re-.
.s'vs4 . Lara. quantity Of ms,.r,si sad siii
hsss . iSss fsre- si rn~a employed TO rush
The CONSTRUCTION - rAoiil' as pnssihls
csmpsny ", rhir, second s.r.rs,. Company.
u soos''k rsris. has Challenged crmssuy o.
Ts.a,y.nrs s.sarsIs Company. Of Troy. TO
f~s,sd 'As Beaninston rin,s sIp.r team.
s.iriT -s'.nu .arris. As,. t..s resolved Tor
tie sesed sssiias rsess ., S.rsaA Lak. to-nsr.
rs s. rae ..a', senrI,,. 'ss I'll. movies, o.,
scratch ssi qaarssf. mile iaTt,at,on.
juliss Newman beat ~ wss.. 10 the iosr.sa-
i7>a ssh-hs. 'sarasmsat ct bal,. Billiard
Assi-ny lSi nisat NsEnsR's soor- Total.
fs,. Iis ...;.s. 'i 80 u.s. lla s ~. N'i FL,
afsrnosa W. = Dssh sni Hu vill nIAy.
sni IA 'h. srsniuE 9 Davis sni u "s'sF.
sehrf r@~ns-Hi sai NJ q jennings
pASsA ,as SRI, Aan Of S-soini i&-ineh eals
iia- game last nithi o. TIE knleksrhaeksf bill
isrs acsierny tFoaklyn NJ ieoninss Who 10
10 play 10 points 80 Tesn~ud's 80. rsn out
his hrr; block ~ith THs assnt al 10.
pnly ~. ~ three Yachts o. 'hs South shrsss.
bar tgs Nsea' Club hnishsI In the rsee Tor
the 'emaotoses silver cap 'ssseftsy 81 Long
haa-h rNs a. rfssa miles over
~. tHsnsulIr 7, ~ss hlssiex gale
-hsn he yasAts ssr. SCAT ava C1mm'i,rs
u y. Aorri,'s Nilirsi led Tor tas nT,t mile,
~trA ChsFI.s gibssas's Rel Rover sscsni lni
y Tshsf', LsFoy thiri
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BASKETBALL NOTES.

Til. Nys,sr!s. Of The Glen Cove club .IlI pla,
the rsssoj. Of the Grsnspoint e. 4 to.
MORO. s,sHinE and the Prospects Of South
nrookpn on saturday evening" At Glen Cot.
rhe Mysteries .asii Ike 10 book out.o,-io an
games sith frsi class 10 pound tssna. the
Hount Carmel Ianiars. Nsataats and I.pas
lsisnd fiiy Athletic JEHisrs preferred. Aaar.ss
Frederick Hopsins %. ls.. GIsn Cove I. l.
uasilm the Holy crsss asesaa team defeated the
vsrmliys fi'. b, a seess Q, 30 to ~. The sis.
nsfs would Ike n close the msaths o. Msrsh
and April With nrsi-elss 80 pound teams
ssniss Ia be played m lloly Cross esar The
Red stars, Msfa,hons F.rriAlss. hors,s sni
hsrsry 4. &. ere prsf--,<a Aa4ress John u
cAnnea. Ne. 5.l wsn foHy.thiri street
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Of rahssD pssisusi. rh.. h.r. all rrla.,
aishu 10 FsbTusp sa'rh sa Ap-t. area .s-
s,mss % heir courts .aa all other at.ht, IA,
esmes On eopos-Hts rourtE ,iffra. WIIF,n,
W. rriedasn. No. II: RiyinEtan ,'res,
Last "wednesday Tire RSJsl. a. cegiss, Poln,.
ss'ss'sd the Mysteries 81 Glsa Ce,s. By ,s4r.
o. u to it ne ae,als slil slsv ,as III ..
rsrs Association to noros. rh-y 1s,. r.s 10
and fee wednesday, In Mar5a and April pen
'oE nIs; lass Iishi Esishi leans tbs osIsI..
~ Fiusainr. wsrsirss Farrdaies P.au a. .ns
Oramsrc, A. e. re'-rrei Address ilobert uAE
lsJ. College roin,. l.. l.
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NEWS AND GOSSIP OF THE TURF,

ne H4-als Rssins Association. sr,as s,.na
si. - sr'r,si hI Chte,E0 sfm 10 BlH.lo
arr I'LL guarantee to DO the ,sss -i,hia ,ss
time Stipulated
rhs S.siss mare gAi,s.r DIST M. In ,a.I
90 ''hin"' sII - nrri 70 r-ss,~l, y hp,l n,.,
HlrinE she d. TIE Jam p yelsIlas ruy a.,
star roiaisr q 49,
James css-~i -. '..r.A Asr,,-r.
'tsu" sas ~, Sees 80 for tAf.. m,-th.
sh -i.,fa . "a .srisa, ces.iuon q, Nj.
home In sarusxs
N'sr Hin''slH. s.sr-i,r5 70 ~. Dsnkir. p-i,.
ms Ci9e q. snsisas to ss.p pIakif. 10 n.
las' Ers 'lscgi. the aerniAs gtsr. he tAla.,
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Contagious
Blood Poison

There is no poison so highly contag-
ious. SO deceptive and so destructive.
Don't be too sure you are cured because
all external signs OF the disease have
disappeared. and the doctor says you
are we'll. Many persons have been
dosed with Mercury and Potash for
months or years, and pronounced cured
to realize when too late that the dis
ease was only covered up-driven from
Liiro Bcgcfs kiaro. , 20 ,- sni'a n',,
again. and to their SORROW and NORTH
cation find those nearest and dearest to
them have been infected by this loath-
some disease, for no other poison is 80
surely transmitted from parent to child
rs this. Often bad case OF Rheum,a.
tisni, CAtarrh, Scrofula or severe skin
disease, an old sore or ulcer, developing
in middle life, can be traced to blood
poison contracted in early life, for it
. .mnIa mo SIN Of tho ParoDG.
cring in the system forever, unless
properly treated and driven out in the
beginning. s. s. s is the only antidote
for this peculiar virus, the only remedy
known that can overcome il and drive
it out OF the blood, and it does this so
thoroughly and effcctualiy that there il
never return of the disease to embar.
rass or humiliate you afterwards.
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NOTES OF THE BASKETBALL PLAYERS.

chsri" Disc manager ~ the nay HiaE. A.
hA'A'ts.ll team, 'sks' sIr.ptioa to tn. state.
meat Of he Dss'crd, 'a,t 'hsr we're treated m.
tsir'v a. NJ DIV, s,' II ~ss the second teas
4 hi' elah that ra'si N. B.ifor.s sna The,
Il as ths ssiw team thst employees unfsit tao
tiss IN The game,
hrnsass ssaisrs ss-sx,ns iss soasi. haze
raesasy asa rhursasy ssaInEs OPS for Esns.
Ga shsf esgr 40 .is FIiisa stree, Breullyn.
dnr'ns F~e-uary aai March They siil pi., %
sppossntA' coarsf 81 other a,ssts Ad1res. D
waiter ElwnSs. care 81 Prnsn's Basiasss Col
l'., No 2s Fuiisa street BrosslJH.
n. Progress \ c, desires to .rsAs. sa=..
Nth sans sssaSias 10 to ~ ssaaas. tAs MsA.
srsss. u. iesspas. Aidss, jsaisp aaa crssssa,s
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COLUMBlA'S GAMES.

Follow Nc upon the great success. o.,
tn' columbia relay team at tho Knick
~rborkrr y. - game. II Madison Squar.
Garden on FcA 2 comes the announce.
m"Hi - a sr' % open indoor games 20
De held under the aIsp.co. ~ Columbia
University Track Association saturday.
MsTph I, In the Twelfth Regiment ar
morS. AZ sixty-sccond stree, and Colnm.
bus avenue
rhtse games, shlcn will be run under
J. 6 A. \ A 4 and y. G A.
rules, VIII include the following events:
D'yard dash. handicap: ee-yard dn an
novice so yard dash, handicap. putting
lsponnd shot one mile run: high Jump:
iH'-mil" bicycle race. all handicap, aud
Will be allowed.
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OF INTEREST TO H0RSEMEN.

v-.,e, Rose. a baJ mare b. the great cali.
tsfaia sire. Askinn'y. II. out Of Eta wIlt..
. isg dam ~ Mcksnna, 2 In. lad been Ia.
t,aasi fer q troltsf AID tHaiasi at thai ssy %
going bot In ~orkoat last .sasra she nraek
. nae and the s1 sae seat dosh The line
sts a surprise She hsA shown quarters "a
ass. seconds. . sas gait, AMI viii he allowed
to pses this sssAaa.
Anay wsleh Of the Hartford AMI Oskisy tracks
l, making a more TO have Tsrfs Haais chan
ita srana eirrait iaies with Oakley. lie IL nov
in IL. We, trying to Strange matters with
rstsfsne. 10 oakley Mr. Nsoh as white ws
see Eilsa the week OF Sep - a. the meet I.
leg ~ the sswa RI. IN bstFolt. u Il not q Ger.
t,Iu'y that will use thst week
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ner 10 which the ticket holders OF va
rious price could recover their cash. The
roiuHi manager was heartily appIaud.d
aud he ticket buyers. with "A few hissei
!'r Erne and a few cheers for CANS
walked cut In an orderly manner and
received money In ehchans. for tickets.
But the night did not come on Erns
phia to-day. and the Quaker sports are
too sore To make any one a favorlte
IN New York Erne's story may be
taken with some degree Os logic. Hut
Tru. enough. II gas Il long. tedious trir
70 Philadelphia and longer and NOR.
'.rcsome one hack
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IN cans and his manager, Al Herforj
The latter two were bitter In their de
nuncfatiot OF Erne. What they said
cannot be printed. but there was excuse
Tor everybody saying anything to see
such stacks OF siistenlng gold melting
away.
And her. was row Il melted. but II
Ia preceded by a most interesting scene
Julian when In the ring chokei up
with emotion. announced that there was
nothing for the club to d, but TO give
tickets
Julian not only assured them that
they would get their money back. but
gave minute directions a. to the man
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THE WINNERS
At NEW ORLEANS.
BIG CROWD AT CRESCENT
CITY JOCKEY CLUB RACES.
Duty-RncinR IL
Good.

RACE TRACK. NEW ORLEANS
Feb. 1.-THE races this afternoon again
were started half an hour later than
usual OWING TO the big parade "a town.
This was the best day ~ the Crescent
city Jockey Clubs meeting Us far as
the attendance was concerned Visl-
tors to the city. coupled with the rSgu-
lar patrons made up the largest crowd
which has been seen At the track since
Christmas. Not oniy was '1c -raud
stand packed 10 ~" limit but IN, bet
ting ring as well aud o. was worth
ones life to go into the rirs ana max
bet
The card OF races which Sss To- sI--
nlsh the sport eas OF the very best.
and while there were more scratches
than usual. big neiis and . good lass
OF horses went to tho post In each race.
Capt. Rees. who was not here ye-trr-
day. having been suddenly called 90
the bedside o, his VIII. early sunday
morning. as she was thought to be dy-
Ing. was at his usual place to-day.
Recs reports that his wife Is very
much improved.
FIRST RAcE
s.liins. ihrss-yesr-olii. h,- fuT.oasi
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SWEENEY THE WINNER.

SPRINGFIELD Mass. Feb II Patsy
Sweeney Of Manchester. " n. WAS
given he decision here last night over
ANDY Watson, OF Boston. In a rteen-
round match. which went the limit
Sweeney rushed the night from the
start, but the colored man protected
himself well and ras not badly
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Rance vas backed down from 70
- Ito 10 TO win the third race which Boz,
dill Tom went 20 the 'rEi rIghi af'r'
the fag sell and led hy 'hrrA lerE Do.
until rundirg INTO the stretch Wtt.
she ran out Rance sad went Go the frur'
and stayed t1sr" winning 10 e driv.
= length and hslf Free Coinage
onf a neck before John q Ford
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s'll'aE ons mIl'

Tips We're plentiful In the second race
and tine nppkmAssrs Me-. k"ut busy
taking In the none, Primo. Rcil. PM
M Paxton and Charles e. Wrr. about
evenly played. and they closed equal
favoriies At 20 !. lille Ndi sam lAT
arus and Homage Wvr@ vel supported
Lyme rushed Ada To- the fr.n glt ~.
the ras fell ard he led hS q length fp
the la<g furlnng pole, Philma Paxton
and Prince Real then Joined AID. aud .t
was nip and tuck between the ihrr, -
the ilnlsh. where Prince Real va lrz'
by a short head and Adi sccaaH fHy
same di~taur. before fhilna rtNtaH
THIRD RAgF
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Boys ar, wanted every day by
Mold Wart advertisers. Eoys. read
Vo; ID WaItA
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new ORLEANS ENTRIES.

RACE TRACK NEW on EANs. E,a
1.-The entries frF 90 morrow. ID.
arc rs follows