New York Clipper (Feb 1895)

PEBBUABT 16. TBDE ISTEW YORK OTilPPER. TUB TURF. 803 Tk» ganttogs Btak* BntriM. iBiioDnctnieBt hu bctn olBolallr mate of iIm (oUowlBc BODbar ol nam tor tlx tuinj mta gnna IS M Molded 1 Uiff mHllDfor Uig Btntog* mclai AMoUtlon UiK jeu: Ftem, n; Bltttr Boot,M; ECDtsctTi'l; Bantore, n; McOratlUist, at; ooogna H*U, M; rklrrtev, ai; onnd Union Bot«l,(t;<Wiroralii,6S; Unnloao>,<8; Uolbonnra, ;«; 0. B. Monm, 78; UMdowiliorpe, (B; Inqoola, 44; FoxUli, at; TrmTere, 31: Dollcil Siuea Hotel, 44; if-vii.n, 08; Spencer, 4t; Worden Botel,(i>; Foster ll«morUl,S9: Montiiiit, sa; IIeroliuia,40: Bee Foam, 63; Ubtsj, tl; Horrleu;, 4T; Kearaer, M; Utoluna, Si; ttnnrjit. 3a; RODeivKlor Boverw;et, 41. TbU oitea a total lor the tbln j atakea of l,oii entriea uiit UTO lioen racelved lo dat«, TOere will b« aoma additional enlrloa from Califonila and tlia rar Weai not enoogli, Hotrefer, to increaao ibe total to aaj great eiunt. WDlle notao larao uUityear, ma eotrlaa are Terr liberal, and ladlcaia tnai ttw comlig Deeting at ito Bprlon will be an aUraoUre ooe. EaitemowneraannearlrallweUrepreaaoted. CanBeetlcat Racing Lcglilatlon. Tbe following bill ma Inindnced bj Hr. Bamll, or Hartford, OL, la tlie Honao on Feb. t: SmUoo 1. ADf partoD vfco ihall •ogtaa lo pool Mil- Ifll or bookmahloa at tor lima or place aietpt u litraln •tataa or who, oatiMa or aar nc« tn'-k or RrooDdi ovaad, laaaad or eowJoctad br ruloa aiwclauoaa In- corpoimtaa aodorlba lawi ot tba ante or noDDoellmt, or aball oeoopv aar placo opon aojr pnhllo or prtvata (Tiudaaltbu tbiaStatawlih bocbi,appar«t«iorpua- pbarnalla for tbo pnrpo** ol neoirlaa or raaliiorlaa Hia or or palllOR poola or abtll ctror lo reooira aar BOO*/. tbiDt or eooala*ntloD ot Talae to bo bot ax tar nca uaafe. or «bo iball ftid, aiilat or abot In anj man- oar lo anr or tba acta rorblJdon br tbli alalota, tball be folltroraftloDT. soodoD I. aoT penoo oooTtotod or aor Tlolatli aar or tba proTlalooior tbo rfr^aolog booiIod ihall ba ponlabaO br Imprl'oonoot Id tba Bute priBoo lor a parloo or Dot laaa than ooo nor mora tbin Ota real*. SaolloD s All acta or paru of acta laconalitaDt bora- Tllb ara rapMlad. Saollont T1ioaotiliallukailTactHaTU,ia». Hew Bantharn TroUIng Clrtalt. Delagataa from a nomber of Harjlaid, Virginia and Oelawat* tncka met at Baltimore, Ud.,onFeb. a, and organized the Virginia, HaijUnd and Dala- wan Trolling Olrcnit. William H. Erana, presi dentof ibeaenUemrn'a Dtlrlng Park Aasoclatlon, of Billlmnre, «aa elected prreidani and M. M. Hli ■Ina, of IdlewUd Track, Buton, Ud.. acorelar/, CoL Hooert Uongh, ex seoreur; ot IHo Flolloo Urtrlng Olnb, lepreaented tbeRlclinioDd imokii witii W. u. Oirana. Tbe datta fur ibe Hicbinond iracka, abonld tlier decide to come into tba olrcoli, were lafi open for tan dare. Tbe drcnlt races wlu begin at Oape Obarlea Ultj,Va., Aog. 30, and wind op at Dover, Del., eailj la October. The Bias Blbboia MeetlBg. TM Detroit (Hlob.) Un?lDg Club odera gno.ooo In poneifortliebloe ribbon meeilog to be bold on tbelr track Jnl; n-v inoloalTe, dlrlded aa foUowa: Two poraea of |1,MD eaoh for two ;ear oldi, trot and pace; two of tt,M> caob for tljtea Tear dda, trot and lace; two or t3 600 eacli for fonr jcar olda, not and pace; Her' huita and Hanoractorera' Slake, tlO.OOO naranterd. For tbe remaining 186,000 loete win be epeclal racea, to be annosncei later. Tbe entriea will cloae on Marck 4, Oallforiila Jockey Clob. Pab. a.-rii*t race—FIT* Iflrlooai. ioIIIdc— Derango, UDL Onffla. 6 to 1, wod: Too Dromioer, lua (Jnoni. 9 (o 1, ■acODd;ABnaa,89.1. jaoo, 3I01, tbird. Time, liidx..., BaooDd raoa—Aboot all lurloofa, ■alllDK—HcLlgbi, 1Q\ onfflD.! toB,woo:LoDDMB., 106, f. fluT, 4 to 1, ato- ogd; SllKODillx, lOS, Cborn.lto I, third. TllD^ 1:11.... Tblnl laaa-Ooa mile pelliDg—HotdluiL UU. BornD.8 to 1, wod; Ur Dr, 101, Qrlfllo. 4 to I. Hcondi Braw ttoot, 109, r.Oarr, ato^tblrd. Tima, 1:41 Foonb laoa-Abont ■ti Inrloap, iollloa—Jaca Blcaolloo, ISt, P. Carr, 6 tu s. wooiBadPetlti, Obom,e to 1, fooood; KlogSam, U7, w.olanv. lets L tblnl Time, t-MV FUlb nca- Pira for ooaa, Mlllag—Ripeatar, lOU^ drifflo. a toe wod; Talparalio.PL <3ocbrsBa.3tol aoooDd; BtaerTa,UB,VDV. dor 9010Lthird. Tlme.ia)i. Feb. e—Pint t«ce~Aboot ill forloon—Imp. Traa firitoD, ua. Chora,ft to 1 won; Itoibllon.n, Coeaiano, 4 to 1 wcood; Tom Olart, U, Henncba 9 to I, tbitd. Tlma, l:VM aacood t ac o Bla inrlonaa Mlling—rlndoai, 91. Oodiiaoa, 4 to I, von; Hartinit. lOi. tliom, 7 lo 0 ««c* ond; Btetdtuc ItO. F. cair, 8 u I, ihlid. Tioa, v.wi Third raea— Ooo mile—iDgomar, lal, nooro, 8 lo I, won;LoonTllla, 107. F. Carr. 5tot, soooad; BanLaURov, 91B loom,8to 1.third. Tlmf, 1 44>t Fonrthrao»- ADoet mQa and htlC hnrdlw, aoUIng—Tomplomora, lil, J. narru,e to l.wna: Uarinaikol, ISA Blanford, 4to I, aaeond: AprlL ». Oo«hnna 8 to I, ibtrd, Tina, a:asM. Finh imee-About ilx larlooaa—Lonnte B., 107, r. OtiT,8toa,won; Ba« Sprar. I01,ariaio,3 to l,iacODd; Lain. 107, Utnrleba, B to I, iblid. Time, 1:19. Fab. 7.~Fliatriea—About tlx furloDia, aelJlDg, paria —HUty Hon, 108. V. FIfnn, 4 t« 1, won; Quood of Beota.H Btnrlchi.9 to 1. aacond; Jacob.M RUer, 4 to 1 third. TImo. IzlW HowDd race-Fife Inr longa laillot—Tim Mnipor, lie, K. Oair. I to 4, woa; Bo- laaa. tOL BerpoD, 8 to 1, seoond; Arao, as. Cookran, 8 to I, third. Time, 1 HUii Third nce-ahont ila loTloDlt^ MlllDg-Kotor, 1(B. F. Carr, 6 to a, wod: Joe Couoo, 109, FITDD, 10 to X Hoond; Commlialoo, 104, t:hoin, e to 1, third Tlma. IMK Fonrib race-Uae mile, ulllna, llaht voltar walpnta—Booia, I3t, P. carr. 1 to 4. woa; OUna, 103 Bloao, 8 to 1. lecoad: Rogation, IBS, W. Flpiio. Iltol.thinl. Tloa,l:<l PUib rate-Ahontallror- loota-lCodeito. 101, OrUlo, 4 to 1, woo: Arandtl, 108 F. Carr, B to 1, aaoood; Imp. Ormnd Lidf, 91, IT. PItdo, 8 to Fab 8—Firatr«o*-FlTetDrlDDga.HUiDg-Obarlea A, KB, Parr, 1 lo 1. woo; Conde. 108 Orlfllo, e to 1, ateoad: Cauh'Bm msioaD, lltol,thlid. Tlma 1:01 Reo- ODd taoa-mie, aelllag-Tha Uailatd, wr, Lloid. 8 to >, won;Baparanoa,89. Coohrue.Ito 1. aaooadj Raindrop, Mr, F. Oarx, 4 lo^, thlrrl. Time, I MK Third ra»- MUa, aallloi-Thora Bill. IIO: Bloan. 19to I, wod: Harr 8., ii, Bller.li to I, teexod; Trro, lOB, BergoD, 13 to I, third. Tlma, 1:UM-—Fooitbrace—ibootalarorloo|t^ leiiiag—DoD Fnlano, 1(9. F. Carr,9toI,woD;Obarlj«Da«, m, OflBla. 4 to& Heond: HcLliht, 107. W. Finn. IB lot, third. Tlaa^lilg. Filth nee—Abont aii lorloDaa, ialllaa-ailtr Ii., 93, Coohran^ IIO to I, won: Ike L. HI, OhorD.S to 1^ aacoond;MoUla,97, Benrlcha, 3to 1, third. V1IWIB,0 Wf J nme,l:l<X. Fa5.9^y|i rwv^rirotraoe—About all forlooga. aelllng.Doo- wluera—Srmp Laat, 03, B laon, 4 to 1, won; Baa Bprar, HD, arlOn, 8 to I, aaoood: Claire, H. Bloane,gu tot, third. Time, 1:11 Beoond raca-FIra rnrloaaa aall- Ing-Oeofga F.Bmlth, lia, BorgoD.nto 1, wod; Olrce, Id, B. laom. 1 to I, aeoood; Tim Morplir, 119, F. carr, 4 to ' "ltd. Tlmp. l:ODX Tblnl race—Fire lurloogi, b raoa. tUOOO a aide aad paraa tajO-Monlta, 114, F. Carr, 1 to 9, won; Thrae Forkt. Ill, OrlOn, II to9, ho- ond. TImalKliH Foortb race—Two rallaa. bardie, Pndnta Biohaaaa Haodlcap, ralae. gl 7U0—Wood- tord^UB.McIoeraer,!! to 1, woo; MjLnok.lU fflUiora, Btol, " " — .... « -BO a lorloDX, hi ; aordlna, 108. „ i,a*B0P4: HappF Baoi^, U8, Dooalban, Bto I, third, Tlma, 9-69 Flllo laee—One mile aad a Inrloog, band- leap—Volt! ICB. llrlBlo. 3 to I, won; aotdlaa, 108. P. OarT.Bto i.aaoond; Qllaad, lie, BanoD, 4 lol, third. - ■■ - - T Itirlor ■• Tun IMIi Blith nca-Bli ltirlba|n aellloa-Mo- tor, IQS, F. ifarr. B to 9, won: Imp. Perap, llo Berten. 9 to ^ aacond; Blo.9>,Urillln.8>tal. third. Time, i-ll>S FabL II,—Fliit_race-FiTe and a bell rurlonge—Fin 9I,0laarT. lOto 1. won; Braron B9, B- loom, 6 to Jond; MoFarlana^ C8, iraorlcha,3tol, third. Tlma l:UQg. Baeood rioa—Abont ala lorlooa^ aallloa— Doa Fnlaao, 108, F. Carr, 8 to 9, woa; Quaneratair. lul, Bloao, 6 to I, aacond; MIm Buoklap, ^, A laom. 4 lo 1, Mcllla Xing, 78, Frowler, » to I, woa; Leontllle, IM. Cbora.8ui, aeooDd; Booie, 107, P, rarr, 3 toe,tDlnl, TtmaTlMM Foarm raco-Flre aad a hall rorlooai, HUlog—Horaaa, UUL I'hora, 13 to 1, won; klloa Roth, 109, Llofd, Uto I, aaoond; Nabnehadaaiiar, 91, U. l«om. 9 to I, third. Time, I:l7)t Fifih tue-Aboal all Inr- loaga aalllog—Jaonle Daane, 94, Flrnn, 8 to l, won; llouaaar,9I.XlTaraore,6iol, aeooad; Friaca, 0), Uen- rtdu, 4 to I. third. Tlma. I .BH- Raelag at tbs Creacant City. Fab,9.-Fimraoo-8li forleaaj. aallloa-Penwar, lot, BtDBI**, 8to a won: Raocoeta, liO. s. fibitldi. 3j to I, aacoad; OaraPalairar. Ilj», Utah. 9 lo I, thin). Time, ^'^tk BacoBd iita horan fartooaa, porae—Nero, UB,7. Blll,aTaii,woa; Fllnc* Imperial, 1(7, A,ClarlOD, 9lo 9, aaaoadTFnIeher C 99 abarrln, 9 to 1, uird. Tlma, IMH Thlid raoa-Sli forfooaa aelliaa— - Vllapn, in, Trama, in. a. Clavlon, 8 to 9 woo: Boo wllaon, lA htajbatrrUtol.aacoitd; B^adlaa. 108.Thorpe 10 to 1, tbiid. Time, l:ir Foorth noe-Flre igrtonaa-BIrd' <a<ohar, IU7,Thotps,9 Io9,won: FoaUTaLU«,A Clat. ton.9to 1. aaoood; Banaom. 101. II Wllllaoia, 7 to I, third. Time, IM Finh rtco-Bli ratloaga-llola, 104 J Bill, 8to L woo: Ed, Browu, lOL A. riarloD,C lo 1, aaoood; loiomnlan lallb.dlol, thinl. Tlma, I:IBU. ^Faa.e—Fitairaoe-BIa inrlooga, aalllDa-BiDaoD,v9, nill,8toB,woD; Fabla,99. II. Williaua 10 to 3 aeooad; Vaa gnml, lot, Rawoom. a 10 1, Ihlrd Tlma,l:>M. BfODBd raae—Thrae rnrtooaa t«o f aer olda—B^ckp Bhwoe I07,J. BllI.e to t.woo: Romanlo.107, A. Olar loii I log, aacoad; Rage, llf, Leiab eu 9, third. TIB*, 0:«M^. TtUdrBo-FlnoenalaMntbaor aoille aoil- ■di--BiIi Wbllo. IC« Lelah.T to >, eon: Fonimnoar.B), L Vntt, 9 to K aaoood: Tajlor Uaiden, lot Fori aar, T to !• .t^ltd _ Time, 1-UK Fonnl rtce-«li Inrlonta, ?fi"j*-:'arlolig. Ml. J. IIIU, 9 to 0 won; Bobort Uua, llAtlBlherTF. 10tol.a«cond; BaaUdeo, lot, H. Willlama, *lol,>urd. TlmKl:0 Pinhrace-tleTan rorloaga o B Oox.ias A.OUrioD. 3to I, woo; Tipr«eAnoe. Itrl. KMik.3tln I, aeeoad; Jaidlna, u'oiJ. Smith, 7 to I, third! ■ un^ l^lt- . Feb. 7—Firat race—Firerarlonjp. Mlllog. three jaar {H'-IaaoBola, tei Kaltb,lD to I, won: Fraedmaa, IM, rftKi!^'' I,aa«oad: Doctor R<rd.n,n Wllliuia U SSi'iithlrd. Time. ISJ7K- it*eood me^ia inrioogi, a^g-Fidialiai, NoCDa,Blo l.wxn; EOialW.tail.. ■■*>aa,t to( aeeoad; ADioama, UM, Llnlatoa. 3D to I, !iL''-.,'"%\>^ VMnl tmca-llia rorloaga, baadt- aW-aiaaOiU^rij^j, BIILBIo^Iwob: Forloag, 107. A. ?l"'«i>8tot.aaoond; Bobait Latta.llo.KaibatfF,8to ••^l^ tBMkliS Faaitama Onawihaada ^ffl£E^J^■.A SSl?^,' "-l.* ,'««<«Thar«al> b! to L WI ,u*b; , , flioTr^i ' ^""^ Fab. &-Fliat ?aaa-Blx rarlonga aaUlni-OId Domta l«<ol.«aiBagaon, ftaj.ai5,4 to l,aaaoad; Ladlow,(18odaa,blairairdL^BlrAiL BKOnd raaa-Tbr<« tailoagf two laar oMa-K aaoio isr, B, WUllama,8 tea wonTbomharSllV, jTiuL third. 11ma,0:40......ninl nae-OaaBUa.0 b r»£ i?*' rd WilBwhreok, ih. B William^ f m 1, t^ird, Tlina,lAJ(.,^.Fonfth raM-Bli farlonaa,aeUlaa-BI- boron.la,ilcCeaBtol.won; Uermao, liTNewoom.BD tol a«ond: kiotTlit. 101 J. Bill, a to'i ikird. mill l:OK.;:,,-"nh taca-Fltararlaaga,aalllng,thra« law oM^BIaokbalL lot, Phlalda9to f\on: rSi vTu m tiJ^'' rtlViSir''- "'■ """"^^ ,«r*J <X~r". 'atloaga, aelllai-FettlTal, m A.C)a>ton,4tojLwoo: Banaom, 1C« J. Ulll.a lo->^ aacond: Inaomnla, Ut, Kolih, 90 to I, ihlid Time. 1 M. y;,vft^"*::'*°«'°"9i"UlM-'la' BanrT,i«J, RIU,Btof:won; (lonleatlod, N.irorrii,l> tol.VacoDd; a B.Oi>i.U)l, L,Bodao,4 lot, third. tlma.l:«914 n rd raoo-8h:ration|ta.nlllag-Fbllopaaa.n,M.^onaa, lOlol.woa; BlU While KB. J. HIILBtol,aeo<Bd: Ou- win Wedgewood, 1(^L Solan.8lo l.thlid. Tb».I:IW. ^....Foartlince-FlTeand abiir hrloaga,hudlaap- FarlODF. 107. J. UUL 10 to I, won: Mlu Lllljr KB, Tberpe, 8tol.aacoDd:TnBp,lot.A.OIa7ton,ttol,thlrd. Tbn; i-liK -Finh raca-CIl farhoaa-Vanoa, lOH B, Wlllianii,3 to I, won; Jim T. 111.B. Bina. 9 to 1, aao- ood: Follp, lODi b.8odon,eio I, thin). TiBa,l:n. Ji;;::"'".'«t-*» lorloBgo, eeUlag-HodgaoD, 10t.U Wllllamo,eiol won; liemu.lODL J. Bl|],3 to 1 aeoond; BIbano, 104 McCae- 7 to 1. third. Time, I ::ax .--...Seeood raca—Throe rbrloDga, twojear olda—Raga, If7. Lelib,7to3, wod: Oaclelew, 107, j; Hill, 9 to 1. aao ood ilnapeolor Bant, 107, BoOacg lol,lblrd Tlma, 0:<l» Third raoa B la tarloDga, hiiioi— RonI PrlDoe.107, L Sodan.atol,won:t^iToaoTdo.lO(L J.BIIL 9lo9,aac>>od;Lat Oa. UD^ B, WIUiaaa,tto9,lhlrd TlmeLlAX Fourthrace-sii lailooga aelllDi-Ob No. in, A OlajloD.9 to I, won: John F., 107, Parhhia. 91 to I. leoood; Mo Romarha, 1(0, J. Bill, 9 to 3, third Tine. l;ttK Flilh nca-SOTon tnrloaga, aelllag- BaatlOoa, Ita U. WUllama 4 to 9, won; TlJ>p•atao^ Tot gelib, 1010 I. aeoond; Tlola O., 1(0, L BiSdao, SOtol, third. T^l^ l:«^l BnoM VoOiuiutD, It la ataled, will raUn Boor; of Hanrre, bla great tbieejear old, Mtke clote ot tbe aeaaon ot ISM,duingwbleliliewill race onlj el Lexington, Oblcago aad one or two Mber Irackt, doaUg bla racing career at Lexington. AzoTB, In a face witb Klamatb, at Saonnenio, Oal- feo. 8, anubgd ibi lengttu abead, In iMH, tba taaiaat neat erer mitted In a race In tbe Qoldea Bute, Bo.OoaaiouiiaD Job Bluux, Itlt aanoonead.wlll Tbb orloket abed at Uaferfoid, Pa., baa been At- led npwitbclecuio llgbta,and tbe giadoaua ud ■tadenia at Uarertord College wUl now bave obanoe for nigbl praciloe. A Tiaii ot Irlab aoatenra, captained bj J. H, ■eldon, wUI plar aterleaof game* Intlie Dnlted Siataa and (knada aexlUotober, noder tbeaggploei otibeBelnonlOlnbiOf Pblladdplila,Pa, Trb Herioi Olob tare an enteiialnmoot, Feb. at flaaertord. Pa, wolcb ntored to bo a laocaiinii imalOB. ^QUJ^TIC. bniM • tnek on tb» property tHej par«luMd it Bu rnDoiMOtCtl, lo rplUor lb» oppoiluoD ol rr<«l <l«DtwilIlftoa,or UK Oftil(orai*JoekirOlQb.«jadotb«r load borMBBcn. Corrlpa It of tbfi opioloo IbktOtll' fomU u In lU najwou ttt« butWinUr cmIdi polatla THRa«ntlUDW*iDrinntCtiibi.or Buliort,at.«l««t- •d offletri Ur w««k, u lol low: PrwMtDt, Dr. H. J IIUok:TiMprMlil«at 0.0 Hoot*; McnUiT, J R-OUi; truaorer, 0. W. rtmtt;u*litut MonUrr. f. J.OUrb. CRICKET. Bugland TO. AaatiaLlla. Tbe toDrtb teatgame between Ibe Tlaltlngtetmof EogHBb orlcketerB and an eloTen repretentlsg tbe gtmgtbot AnatiaUawag plaied Feb. 1,3, at Brd- ney,N,B, W.,BiidnanltedlnantuaxpeotedTtotorT tor tbe borne team bran inning and 147 rone, It being tbeir tecond of tbe eertts. Onr Htteat mall adPtoeeglTO tbadelalla oDFof Ibe opening daf'a plar, wben tbe AnamUaoB batted mat and made 284, and tbe Eoglltb team bad loet one wicket— Hadaren—and aoored 11 wben atompt were draim. B. Orabam, of Victoria, wbo plaTod lor the Utt time In tbcae Kit garnet, waa loeblgbeBt Booter, making 109 mna In aimoit faoltleaa form before ho waa auioped bj Pblllpaon olf Brlgga. Albert TroU,wboae balling and bowling bad won tbe preceding teat game, again batted MlllantlT, aconng 89 nut, not oot, and briping Orabam to make tbe Bland of tbelanlog. Toe fnll score and f artber delalla will be given In onr next Itane. The Lmtgeet Total on Becord. Tbo larg<«t aggregate ol mna In a orloket game wat Ibe 1,814 scored In Ibedntttatoonteatbetween England and Angtialla, laat December, at Sfdoer, N. B. W., bat tbla baa since been exceeded In s game llnlabed Dea 13, at If elbonrne. Tbe aontea^ ania were tbe DalrerBltr and Nortb Melxoome teams, tbe former winning by 179 mna. Tbe re- ipecupe tobila weie: nurenlty, 431 and toi; Nortb llelbonme,6l3andS00. Anaggragateof 1689 mna was made In tbe fonr Innloga Tbe chief acorera were T. Fox, wlib 113 and 42, and J. Hewlett, intb 183 and 10, for tbe Nortb Helboame team, and E, Barrett, wltb 188 and 13, and D. aniberland, wlU 81 and 193, tor Ibe UolTeralij team. Tub IKPITIDUAI ATgRiogs Of FUIadelpbla plaj. ora taking part In llrat claaa malcbes InlbAlcltr, oiber tban obamplonablp conteala, bare recenllj been pnblltbed. Oeorae 8. Patieraon Tlrtnallj leads In batting, bavlngIn nlneleenlnnlnxa scored 113 mns, wltb 311 as bla best single elbrt. \7, Biookle, A. U. Wood, B. W. Clark and W. W. KoUe alto balled In One form, eaob soortng a oentnry aa bit bigbett Inning. In bowling, Olark, Patterson and IL P. Ballr were tbe most socceasfol. Of ttaose wbo pisjed lo five or fewer games tbere were fonr- teen EagUab profeaalooala, Rlgler ranking Ibird tbertof In batung and bavlDg tbe beat bowlTng ar- eiage. A. n, Bivokle and D. B. Adsmt, two moat promising jonng amatenrs, are oredlied wltb In- divldoal aooKB of Be mns, not cat, and 14 rant, re- speollTelr. TBB TBiB ot EsgliBb smaleiirs, captained br R- 8, Lncia, wbo nave arranged to plaj a serlea ot gamea In tbe Wcat Indlea, arrtred Jan, 38, at Bar- oadoes, where tbey plaiad tbeIr first matob Jao. 80, 31. Tbe tlaltorsbauedllrat,bDk owing 10 want ot praollce and tbe condition of tbe wicket, made a ratber poor abowing, Tbe borne team won bj flpo wickete, tbe reapeoUae totals being: England, 48 and 188: Barbadoea, 100 and 111 for Are wickets, Tbe attendance wu large eaob day. ToB BXABON Ibat RIcbardaon and Lookwood bave not been ao anooeattal in Autnlla as tbej baTO boen In England Is tbat fast bowlers cannot bnmp on Adelaide, Melbonme or Bpdoej wiokete, tbe bau seldom ritlDg above stomphigb: tbere are, oonae- qnentlj, not so many oatcbes in tbe slips. Tbe ■nccennil bowlers In Ansirallt are tboae who donU forget tbat tbere are ten men waning for cbancea. W. 0. Obaob, Ibe obamploo otioketi r of Eogland, has a remarkable record In batting in flrtt claat malobea dorlig tbe paat ibtrty-ose seasons, baring tcorod over forty tbooaand mna, Inolnolog no fewer tban ninety-eight ceotorles, and aretaglng forty mns to sn Inning. Ue bas been playing longer, scored mote mns and bowled more wick- ets tban any otber cncketer, amatenr or piofes- Blonal. TasAMNoaL xBimtaof tba crioket department of tbo 8L Oeorge Atbletio Olab, of tbla city, was btIdFeb.9. TOere wat a large atlendanceof men- hen. Tbe offlcera elected for 1896 were: President, Rer. \r. 8. Ilalntford; vice prealdentt, W. Dannon Blown, W. FoalkeandW.n.Bcbleffelln: captain, V. J. oiadwlcta; Ttca captsli, F. J. UaTldaon; aeo- relary, 0. H. Corert; treasoRr, W. O. Alnswonb. A. H, Baxbibon, ot Ban FtanolaocCal., tea pre- sented a Talnablo sUver cap to tbe CaUfomla Cricket Association, to be siren to tbe olib win- ning tbe oiuunplonablp ot 1896. B. HcSberry, ibe president ot tbe Calltomla Ataoolailon, bas pre sented a aoorlng tent aa anoiber prize for tbe team winning tbe pennant next aeaaon. Oboiob LOBBANN.tbe famont Engllab oloketer, TBB ATLaxno YicBT Club bold tbeIr anonal meeUng at tbe Hotel Waldorf, tbla city, on Hon- day erenlng, Feb. 11, aUty.flre memhera bcln fireeeni. Nearly Oily now namca were propoai or membentilp, aad It is eridtnt tbat Uie clan b _ taken a new Maie ol lire. The election iraolted In tbe obolce of tbo foiiowlog: Commodore, Qeorgo J. Ooold; rice commodore, Frederick T. Adamt; rear commodoie, wiiiiam A. Baiirit; B><ereiary, Darld R. Aosun; Ircasnrtr, U. 0. wintrlogliam: meunrer, Benry B. Olelow; regatta cnmmlilee, Jobn L. Bilaa, Oeorge n. tjbnrcb,Tienry U. liowoll, Henry J. Olelow and Obarlea E, WaUlni, Tbe an- nnti regaiu traa Oxcd torJDnell,andibeannnal oralse to tbe i:aalwaM wUI take place some time daring Angost, after tbe reuira ot Commodore Oonld from England. TBB steam yacbt Namoona baa been pot In oom' mission for tbe Bedlierranean regatta, and ber owner, James Oordon Bennett, baa eniagrd lUr- tln J. Lyona, tbe Suidy Uook plioi, aa bla skipper for tbe aeaaon. Mr. Lynn* was the pilot for Lord Dooraren's Valkyrie wben sbs raced tor Ibe America cap In 1693. AT A Munxo ol Ibe New Toik Yaobt Racing As soclailon In tbis city, Feb 9, tbe rollowlDg omcers were oboees tor the year enaiilox: rretldcni, A, J, Prime, Yonkers Oirlntblan Y. 0.; rice pretldent, Norman L. Roae, Paronla Y. o,; aeoreiary, Oeorge ParkblU, UMomola Y. 0.; treaaarer, R. K, HoUop ray, Staten lalacd Y. 0, TBB 8TaiiF0BD(0t.) Yacht Olob bare elected tbe following oOoenroribeetituIng year: Commodore, James D. Smith; rice commodoie, HowirdU.Smiib; rear commodore, Frederlrk H. Uoji; Ireaanrar, CDsrlaa U Leeds; accrrtary, Malcolm R. Put: deal anrgton, Uanry P. Qelb; mcunier, Frank Ward weu. TBB OFFioxis ol tbe New England Amalenr Row- ing Aaaodatlon for the enaalngyearare: Prealdeat, Walter BUnptoo;riceprealiteni, A R. Swret; aeoie- tary, Daniel A. Wbelion, Wcat End Boat Clun, Boa- ton, Matt.; Ittasorer, V, B. Falibank, Lakeside Boat Club, Worrciier, Matt. TBB BeawmtaakaBoat Olaiiot Brooklyn, N. Y., Is nowooicered aa foliowa: maldeot,J. 11, Vreo- Und;Tlceprealdent, Frederick Faya; atoreiary, n. H. Pelinn; treaaorar, B. U. WIcbt; canialn, Frank Adee; llenlenaot, Dr. W. F, Koerner, Tbb Lone Btar Boat Club, of ibia oily, recently elected theae offlcera: rretldeut, John iieaaol;rloe prcaldent, I. Merer; aecreiary, A. nnMon; beas- nrer, 8. P. Hessel; capuun, LonJfayet; llealensnt, W.Ooodklnd. CBABLB9 D. Emlbt, one ol the tonadert of ihe Alcyone Boat Olab, ot Eilstbetb, N, J,, nod who was a good oaramao, died at bla reildtnoo at layette, N, J., Feb-1, ol pneamonla. Tbb Blremlde Taebt Olob, ot tbla city, laat week eleoicd oOcera ta follow; Commodore,0,1.Tyaon; rice oommodnra, 0. E, Ulcfeoibaler; tnr commo- dore, Daniel Prentice; recording and corretpoad- Ing secretary, J. 0. Porier; treaaarer, t. E, Peck messnrar, E. F. Lockwood, Tbb racing oouer Allta, 100 tone, deelined hy W, File Jr,, tor A. Barclay Walker, ot LIretpool, Eng., was lannobcd Irom too jard ot Meatit. loglla, at Folntbonte, Scotland, Feb, 7. Tbe cop won by the eloop Vigilant In the Cork regaus lut season Is on Ita way aciov the Allan, llo, on board Uie ateamthip Berria, wblcb aalled tram <)aeeiiatown, Ire., on Feb. 11. TBI Prince ot Wales' cuuor, Britannia, anircd at Cannea, France, last week. THE RING. UaVOUW lA/navn, hi« «»u.vu« awe'w. vf.wvw. Who U now IB Soalb Atrlcs, oontemplalea uking oot thoie, next Winter, a team from EngUno, mainly compoied ot amstann. At a recent meet- IDE of tbe iHnaraal Cricket Dnlon tbe delegate* ilodged theratelrea to do all In Ibelr power tomake 'ho risit a tacceas. TBI BIBB BiooBD Of tbrte oentarlse In the asms lanlDg waa rcoanUy made on toe Oral at Adelaide, Sonin Aosiralla. n. Dyer scoring 184 niss, J. Reed- man 1U,and W.BIcbarda Ita ot lbs toialol 489 credited lo ths Bontb AdekUde dob sgtinat Ibe Norwood Olab, TBB Eaat Helboame Olsb, to two soocesslre gamea laat December, aooied a total of l,on mns or flfieen wlcketa. In tbe drtt ■~' sgiliitt tbs iloF sight Melbonme Clab 634 mns we<« made wlcketa. and In tbe aeoond 937 mna tor sereo wick- els. iTTnit was one ot tbe Highest scores for tbs the Eut Melbonme laam. Tax Malroee Clnb, of Fblladelpbia, Fa, was talilysncceaalollastaeason,and promlseBioplaoe aaiieni eieren lo tbe Bold in I8t<. W^FreeSand wu the cblaf ran getlat sad MadlBg bowler laat TBS ALaatna CLOX bold Its cleoUoa Jao, 14, at Ban FraaoUco. OtL, Edward Brown being reelsoled J^<Sit!l uie ebunplona of Uie CslironilaAeso- ^lauon. It was decided to i«datesinloPM^ DoBoraa'a Bhow Batlrd In a How, Mike OonoTsn'a annnal compllmeniary benolt, whlob came off at Lenox Lyceam, this city, on Satnrdsy orening, Feb. 0, proved a tore diaappolht. men! to those wbo pnrcbated tlctelt to wltneaa what tbay expected woold prore a capital exhlbl- lion, althougb It It a fact t^t the names on the bill did not promlie ranch out or tbe ordlnsry In the boxing Una, bot few men of repolaUon nelngon the UsT, me tttt boot waa between Johnny Van HeestasdEd. Piang, which was stopped by la- ipeolor WUllama after two tounda, fU'eree Uenny Bntler (Donoran's brother In law] declaring It a draw. Next came Tom Uayea and iliily Ahaam,ilio latter a protege or Bailer. Thoyfoniibitbreoroonda In knookabootfaatalon, little akiilbelDgloeridence, when loapector Williams again ordered a ceaaa- tlon of hoitlllUoa. Bailer then, Inaiead or deciding the bout a draw, wblcb miglii hare beca aallarac- lory, gave the rerdiol In faror ot bla pnpll. Abeam, whlob deolslcn was received wltb demnutlrallona ot dlapproral from all pane of the bouae, it alao precipitated a free flght on tbe atago, which aiartcd between the prlnclpala, and waa parilclpaied in l>j tbe mes'a seconds and aomoonieldera, a acene of great ooofatlon and excitement following. In. uitor WUUamt ordered the ariett of Uayea and leara, and thai tbo haU bo cleared at once, aa he wonid aot allow any mote boxing, a declaration tbat was balled wltb orlea ol lodlgoauoa; but it "went," and the dlagrontled apectatots died out Into tbe freely air, la nowlio mollified by the apeecb of regret whlob Doooran felt called opon to make aa tbey departed, leaving tbeIr good money In tbe box oDIoe. Tleiuy Bntler was scored anmerclfally for the rank deoulon be gave, and which irlll not ele- vate him Id tbe good opinion of tbo members of the New York Atoleilo Ulob, where be baa foond employoentlntbepaau Nor will the recollection of uit fiasco aerve to locreate the prooia of any exhIblUon Donovan may organize In fotore years. Ilajes and Ahearn were dned t6 each. Jict EvxxOABT, ot Now OrleaoB, deleated Tom Uorlarty la abort order at the Soathwatk AthleUo Clab rooBiw, la Philadelphia, Pa., on the nigbt ol Feb, 9. It took bat one blow to do the bhaloeaa for the lad from tbe Bay BM*, Ererhtrt going rlghl at blai, and plantuig a right bander on the point ol tbe Jaw wblcb teat Mortartr to tbe Boor, where ho remained till anerlheasoalleo tecondt bad been counted, tboolapsed time Irom tbe moment of fac- ing nnul tbe flgnt was over beloglorty-gTs seconds. JODK FtUB, tbe middleweight boxer, tied on Thnridsy, Jan. 81, ol cnoiumptToo, Irom which In- sldlons disease be had long been a aofferer. Ue leaveta widow, for wboaereiiel a anbecrlpllon la be- ing lalaad smoog ihe aportlog men ot the clly, with Whom ber kte hnaband waa very popular. Uharlca White, tbe manager at Jimmy Wakely'a aaloon. Sixth ATOnae and Forty tecond Btreet, haa charge 01 the sabscrlpllon. AT LAST Arrangements have been made fur a boX' Ing natch between Alfred Oriniibt, alias "Young Oriffo," and Horace Lords, ni AtlanUo Ulty, to ba limited to twelve (lueeniberry niaoda, and to take place before tbe Beaalde Atbleilo Uiah, of Coney hland, on Uarcb 4. Danny HcUrlde and Marly McOae bare been engaged by Matchmaker Jim Kennedy to box Ihe same cvenlog, OiL KcOibtut, ot Jersey Olty, tbo erstwhile clever feaiberwcliht boxer, fell on the Ice on Feb. 9, lajarlng bis thigh, while In iialnlng at Old Bridge tor bit light with Joe Craig, In Jeraey City, Tbn ate malcbod to box at I33ll>,, Ue engagtnent being lUolied to alx loondi. Toe Injnry la not setlons. ODAXLET JonvaoN, ol BL Psul. Ulhn., delealed Roblnaos, tbe davar Engllab lad. In a glove con. teat, for jt.ooo a tide and a wager of guo, at London, Eog,, Dlgbl ol Fab. 11. ne battle waa Umllfd to twenty niuds, bat Johaton did tbe in JiXB OOOFBB, lomerlv ot Harlem, bnt now a membtrofine wlaleld (L I.) Aihleilo Ulab, and Dick Wondenicb, met at winBeld on tbe night of Feb, B, and tooghi eight rounds tor a parse, which was won In handy raehlos iiy Cooper, whose drtt spptataBCS In tbo ring Ibia wat. JlCi FiRTATilct, of Canada, and Hany Bpnr- den, ot Baileista, fought with giorea bernre the Bo- llngbroke Clob, London, Eng., lor ll.ooo a alde^ Feb. 8, tba fonner winning In aaven ruunda FbaXI P. 8I.AVIH and Frank Craig, Ibe "OoSt* Cooler," are mnlched to Bght «t Oealtat UaU, Hol- bom, London, Bog,, on March II. BiixT Mnrnr, ot Anatralla, defeated "Kid" MoOnw In lbs tooitb rotnd of a glare Bgklal Cln- otonall, 0., Feb. 9. Msrphy's weight on snierlng ibensgwatiiaisdio b« lUD sad tbat of Us «p- Jut HaoB AMD DiOBltmoB ware eagand al lbs Boxtsn Theatre ot Tarteaea, LoDdoa, bg., area of Jas.3B,boxtBglbret icnnds at eaob psiTaia- aaoe, and ibsir benla gara nook buMbsUoo, so- ooidlsg lo mated reports ikarMf. TBI Bipu moor tor UM La Bo«lsllltr Trophy onsedaltbe Berentb RegUosot aramy tisge on Feb. 9 Oompany B'a team wlantng wltb a score ot 4<o points, or 14 pomta behind Oompany O's soon laat year. Company F sscoid, aaf; Oomgaay A third, 439; 0)mpeDy K loonb, 4Sl, no ooofstlUoa la open to leaas of seven men mm eaob oonpaay, toTon ihots standing and seven prone at tbe 3m and 600 yanla ranges, and caob team la limited to twenty mlntiieatrom llrtng tbe arst shoL TUB BiFLB ooBranrioN tor tbs Kemp Tnpby came to an end St the range of Ibe Bevenlh Ragt. ment, In ihti oily, oa Fab, il, the winner bains ue team from Oompany B, with a total ol l,08lpolnu; CompaikyFtcconii, l,at8;OompaDy U uird, 1,0(4: Company o foinh, 1.063. Tie leama were lunllsd to aeren men eacb, seven shots per man s> bolh m and (00 yatda ANOTHER REPUTATION RUINED. A haab Itlla on tba crowded pond, The akaiem all aland sUU; Each feels puisatlsg Ibnagb Us veins A momeitaty Ihrlll. And now, wlU Inlsrest sad pride. The tmall boy's heart dllatea. For now al laat bo's going to sss Ills honored pa on stales, ne'e often hesrd tbe old nun tsll 01 What he used to do When he wasyonag—tbi ••Ogars sight," And tbe "mread eagls," loo, Tbe "giapevlne*' and ifet "OBlslde edge." The "rirglnla rail fence," And be knowa what he's going lo see Is going to be hnmeate. And pa etnkes biarely cat at litl, Uls heaii qnlte free from fsais, Alihoogn be btsnU pnt on skates Before lor Ulity years. Us ttrlksi so bravsly oat, lo fast, Us ents loo trlds a daab— One fool goea right—one foot goes left— And doira be goes—ksisaushi Us doent leoUy break tbe toe- It Is ten tnohssiblok- Un' jut Ibe Uoagbt otskatlog now Makes him extremely slok. Be llDpssshore-alaa, slonsl Tbe smau boy dldn*l wait. He'll aneer wben pa tells tuilis now Of how he ued to skate, _ —Semtniai Journal, A SEA SIDE INC IDENT. An ediior ot s conic paper whose wilt, daughter and a'tler In law were at Ut sestlde, want by the hutbano't liain to loin Uam on a Batorday. Be- fore going he bad boaght bimssll a tubloosblo Kir ot troatem. On trying them on Ueypioved to several isnbee too long. When he amred <t U be took Ihe tronaers to bla wife, and naked her to cat oil about tlx Inohis, and hem tbem over. The good lady, wbo wss not rery well pleased wlU tbe Iced pattern, brastinely re- fused. The same reenit followed au appllcailon to ue wife'a alater and bis danghter. Ual before bedtime Ibo wife, rtlentlog, look the baga, and. calling off elx Uchta from the Icga, hemmed tbtni np nicely and put them no a chair, Hill an hour later ber daagbier, takei with com- ponciloa for ber uoBllal oenanct, took the Imuiera, -n cuiung off eight Inchea, hemmed ud replaced THEATRIOAIi OOmiMVBD FBOM FABB ItS, DEATHS I N THE PR OFESSION. Eowm WioBT, a weU kaoivB aetsr, died, rsK 1, al his home,In Oblcago, nL, fiom spoplexy. TM dsoeaied wu bom Feb. 14, lan, si Fngier% Keadotra,N.Y„and shoniy alleiwatd Uspaieati lemond to Aliegbeny, Pa., where boU died (nm eboleiK In 1840, The boy wu taken lata iba family ot bla nnde, J. Ambroas Wight, ot Oblngo, leaohlnglbtieln mt, neatartsdlnthslliesttlcBl pretetsloB In IMT, and aooa atlsr became a member ot ■oVtcker's Slock Ocmpeny In Ohiosgo, wbii* ba rase tram basket boy lo drtt light comedian. Aftay Issrlng UU company he Joined the atook oompsoy al Plte'a Opera U(/nae, Olaolnoau, 0., beloga ntSh ber ol the dm atock company at tbat hooae. Be wu a member of Laura Reene'aOompany pierlonsly to their Waablngion, D. 0. engagtmeni at Fordta Theatre, bavins left the oompany on acooont ot lUnets. In lldt-9 bo managed tbe New NathrUle Tnealte, at Nuhrllle, T«nn,, and alletwaida Blayid at lbs National Theatre la uinclDnail. Be (hen took a oomianr on Ibe road tor a oumber oC aeaaont, playing Illloola, Iowa, iCaataa aad Ntbiaaka. Dating that lime, It la claimed, be gar* Ue Brat dnunaUo perrormanco erer nrsa In Omaha, Ntb, lie then went u adrtBoa man for Uary Anderson, nndtr Ue late Jobn W. Notton'a muareoent. for about Ureeyeara. Atltt tbla he pot on "DnoleTkira'a Utbin" toriba Redpoth rinally, Ue alater-In-lawfelt the pugs ol con arience, and shs, loo, petlormed sn sddltlonal ear- glcal operation on Ue gameni. When the editor appeared at breaktut on Hooday tba crowd aronndUeuble Uoagbt a Blgbland chieftain had arrived, a»> I UNCLE PET ER'S CIWC US TICKET. On Batnrday lut, uis Ttit caileldburcr (Ky.) Deniocrol, Uncle Pour L gcagga,el Loalaa,came down to aee Uo olrau, ud brought along a Uokei pnrchatedtwelre years ago. when Roblnton's Olr- cur exhibllsd al liOolta. uncle Four Is s wid- ower, ud when Ue show trust Louisa be pur ohaaed two Uokelt, expeotthg to take hie lady love to aee ihe "animals." Befora ths show begu tbey hail one ot Uom leven' iiaaireis which to fre- quently tam utiolpated pleuara Into bitter dlt- appolnlment, and u a rcaoll Uncle Pater went to the clrcua In tingle hamets. Ue plaoed Ue extra tlckot In hia pooiet book, and tor twelve long anc- ceedlng yean kept It aaa rsmliderot a loot sweet- heart, last Batorday he pnsented Uls Uokat lo the ^ekeeper, wbo demsaded lo know wtera he "I paid my money for It twelve ysan ago, w IIS Uow wu at Lonlsa" replied Vsole Peter. "Well, my old Irlen^ yon look like sn honest mu, ud I guess tbe ttekei It sll right, Ptas In," wu tee reply hisde; and Uncle Peter wanted In, lealing that ifbebadlotttbeold girl he had uv«d Ibe money paid out tor her edllosUon. CROSS EXA MINING A WITNESS. A well knotrn oitmlnal lawyer, who pndea bim' aell opon bla UlU la orau examining a wltaoia, had u odd looking geolnt opoo whom to operate. The wllneu wu a enoemaker. "Yon aay, air, ibat the prlaoner U a Iblet I" "Yet. sir, 'eaose why, she confesMd It" "And yon also swear she bonnd sboea for yon anbaeqneot to Ihe conltaaloil" "I do, tir." "Ttea"—glrlsg a auBolooa look lo Ue eouit— we are lo nnderatand Ibal yon employ dlahoneal oeopleiowork lor you, after Uitlr lucsllUcs sre knownl" "Ut ooane; bow elae could 1 get ssslslasoe from a lawyer!" Tbe connicl-iald "Stand ailde" In a lone which ahowad thai II he bad the wlloess' besd In ohan- cory little meroy might bare beea expected. Tba udge nearly choked bUnsell la a tsUle endeavor 0 make Uo spectalora bellere Uti a laugh waa noiblug bot a blcoongh, wblle Ibe wlioeu atepped down. MARRIAGE IN A SCOTCH POLICE COURT. A itrlklog and cntlons lusiaoos ot the looeenets 01 I ha BooUlah laws In relation to piarTlage hu beeo given In a Olatgow aoulhem police court. Jamea OaapbeU aad Jua MoOrasdy, or Oampbell, wore being irttd on a charge m oreallnga braaoh ol Ihe peace. On ihe Udlclments they wen descrl>)ed u man and wife, bnl wblle Ue oau wu Is pmgreu tome ot Ike altsisses talked In a man- ner wnlob led the oourt to Infer that Ue couple were not married atiU. Tie preelding ballle put Ihe tjueatlon to Ibe wo- man, '^Is Uls man (nlnllDg to Oampbell) four hue- bandl" "Yes," Tumlng to Us man, (be ballla used wu the woman bla trite, "Yea," replied Oampbell. Wberaopon Hia Honor, being an adept In Scotch law, ninaiked, "Well, It you wer4 nu'. before married, yon are now man and wile." The cue then west on, and reaulladln a newly mar nod couple being each dud ten aliilllnga alx >*ncr, wlih Ue opUon ol spsndlng a then part ol Uielr bon synooalajsU, AN EMBARRA SSING CO NVERSATION. A goM loko Is niaied al tba sxpense of a modest young Dakou newtiaper mag, whlob la going Ihe coandt.udlaorsdlM lo''Bx.'> ItlsloUeeffect Ibat Ibe pubsr of Ibe pencil went oat to report a party ths otber evesing when Ue home Itsd been recenur blesssd wlili a nsw baby. Acoompaoled by hu boat gin be met the hostess U Ibe doOrTand after tbe anal aalataUou asked afur Ue new baiiy'a health. The lady, wbo wuqolu deaf and aulensg WlU Ue grip, thoogbt be wu uklog abont haroold, aad told urn Ual, tboogb abe nansUy had one every WUter, Uls wu Ue worst oot the ever bad; II k^tbtrswaksat olgbtand eonBoad ber to her bed, Tbeo, BoUdag thai ue sotbe wu letilsg Bslesad narvona, she said that abe oonld sll by US looks Utt be wu goln to hare oae Joit Ilka beta, and uked bIm to goln ud sit down, Tba paper wuontu nasal lbs next week, bet Ihe local editor huqnit Uqninog abont bahlee.—fVu/A. (luici Ta(T— Regnlar, the French aotor, had oaoa to cAll out to a tellow acior, wba wu expeoted to enier mm ibe right wug, ''Ua, ha-lhsrs yon aral" For too* atacoooUsble rrason, hoaevtr, ths sctor came on Ue slag* on Ibe left aids, ud Lyceum Bureau, la Dnaton, Mau., In which he em> ploiid ooloitd people In the cut, tho Ilyan Sitttn andBamLuoubelns In the oompany. la later ysan plo In the cut, tho IlytnSlttsn us In the oompany. la later ysan he had been wiu Daniel llandramin. Clay Oltmenis. Waller Ilahbell and Walker Whitraldeaiplayingold men nlee. In bit younger dayt no plaied us ught comedy niet la the eopportoFmany ofihe ttareot bla day. amoni whom *en John wiltea and RdwUl DooU, W, J, Vloieoci', Jua. JriTorton, Ijauia KcenSw Haggle Hllohell and OUr* Hurrla. UlapetlnrmaaoS ol folonlua and iho Finn Onro lilggerla"I(amlel<> won for him muy nattering notlota from the nieu In BouUera md Weiiern elilet. Mr. Wiihl wsa married In ItIM at NathvlIIe, Tenn,, lo Mary ABB Birlaher, and leaves two daughlen ud two kbsw one ot lha latter, Ogdon H. Wight, now plailaa WlU Mnooln J. Cart, t'a* 'H'maili'" Co. JonN J. I'ntvtsH, drummer, died Jan. II, at bla home la Kail lUror, Hue., aged iwenty.lonr ye«i& Tdo doceated bs<f been ounnected with Al, 0, Fleld'a Ulualrela ft r ooo Kaaoa ud wu wltb Dookalador'a MInttxelt throe teaaona. Bio UaiTiB (Mrs. Ilarrirt H. Bowan), a wall known proleulonal lat woman, died Fab,eattSi reildtnoo ot ber daughter In New Bedlord, Mai&, Irom paialytla. The dorward wat Imra In Fair- haren. Uau., and wu mty nloe yeara ot ue, Sbs wu wallknownuamnaeuinattrutlon aad bad s» SMircd In many niuaeuma llirenghout Us oonnln. Bhs wu drtt axblhlicd In poiillo lo list by T.J. Ilurd,at Iho Now Dcoturd Bkatlng Ilink, and is- maloed under hia management up to Ibe tloie abe wu taken III. ilor lut appratanoe wu mads at the Oloiie Uueeum, thia (liy luimonih, Dar> log ihia engagrraant ths wu airloken with the dls. eau whlrh oanand hor dcaih. Tiro danghlsth belli married, lurrlve her. The remalu were In! tened Feb 8 in Now lledlord. PioF. T, J. HaxuiN, a mualolan, died Feb. 3. al his horns In Ualru, III, from oonaumpuon. The d» ceased, who wu aiwut Uilrir-ibree years ol itn, wu regaided u a routlcinn ol oonaldenble sblllly. Uo had keen tor aomo tloie leader of the orobeatra ol Ue Opera llouie at Cairn, which poeitloa ha held nutll lUotu ini-apscliated bin lor wl.rk. Ha luru awldowud oueohllil, TheluneraliruooadBOtsd by the manaBementol Iho Opera lliiuae. IISNBT Manusws, wno lur aeforal lean bad been In the employ ut Mraira. Aiibey,8ohMB>l b Ono, ud who, ainco the death ol uliailet Chttter Ion, had tsrvcd u Mr. Ahbar's privala lecntaiy, died from pneumonia Feb, i, after a brief Illseu. Nr, HaiUoas eu tbo brother or ObarlMllslihairs. lormeny s well kuown ihcatrloal musger. Ud L"."!.» r'^"* "iilldron. Mr. Abbey had tte body sent to Akron, 0., when Ui, Joim Paul (SmIU), sn old time cnmodlan. died Fell. 4, SI hia home in Philadelphia, ■•a,, aged lUlv. eight yean. While yet every young iiifn he e&. lerod Ihe theatrical profeailiiii, and aonnwon ltd. ogtlUon at tbo Aroh Bireot Theatre, Phlladelpela, when that old place ol srouiooeni wu contldered smong the Brat In Ue conntry, Joaeph JeObrton wu at that time a mrmber ot tho company. For tereml years Ihe dscrsKd played low comedy roles under the maOHgemout otlViiiism K, llurun, and later Mr. Paul came to tbla rliy, where be masaxed llurton'a Cnamben Htreet Tiieatro, and aassDsd many Imporunt comedy roloa. Mr, I'anl re* urril Irom the a-.ago alMul twenlr-flre yean ago. and opened aaiatiunrry ttnro at tho hnuie InwhTon he died. For the pant thlrty.aix ytara he wulrcas- urer "f the Benlor Lodge or Ue Aolort' Order ol Friendahip, aeooial delilllly, brought on by old age and a recent aeiore lllneia, oauted bla duih. The lunerU oooorrod Fob. o, and ihe body wu CrM'bnISelphlal'"' 8r„ ud who wu heiaelt at one time npoa Us sugs, dIsd, JSD. 31, in this oltr, al Ihe real£a«s at ber son In law, Iluiace HuVtcier, Thedaoeaasdis sorrlted by her hiitund, a son, II. A, Wcarsr Jr» and a dangbier, Mra. llunoe MoVloker. The tH plains weie InUrred, Jan. 33, at Woodiawn Usasi tery, ihls oltr. Edwin J. Aiii.n, late property man st Oordnt'a Theatre,8oaitle,ttuh.,'dle^Jan.M, In tbalX! from pareali. The ramalna were Interred at Ufi View Oemtlery by Pugel Bonnd Lodge, Ho,ae,T. Mar ( Mtrtaa,! this ( bsr proieuionsi oebut In comic open and stier. ward roraeri ral yaan pUyed In Oharlee U, Iluyi's farce oomedt compMilea. She msmed Hr, Xwsl. fol, cos tf lloyi A Tnomu' msugeis, sbont stk yean agnand rsilred iioiii the proltaalon. She dd- aired ui roium to the aiaga laat letMn, but sbsa-' doned Ua liiu »n Ihe advice ol her pbialolu. Mr. Zweirellalho oianager ol "A Temperance TowB'l Vo.lhltwaaanaud wu In Denver, Col., wben big wile died. Ths funeral waa p"ttpoBed gnUlftbt 13 to allow bIm opponunliy lo alieod, HinioK Uair, wife ot Wm. II, Bunonght, died Feo, 1, U Ibis ollr. Mr, Burroughs Is a nal^vs ot Osudi, and a dittsut reltiivs of Wbl V. Bar' roughs, Asbtlile, N, 0,, from huty coniumptloB, Uls f.',2?'fl.r'!l"''.J",9""" •'I" "!" SI thi loeot bis death, llevusaonofFrukTanoiblll Sr., a well known actor. Tuo remalu «tn tsksa to Oartltle, I'a., for inlsrmeoL •••••awiu A, J, OatriLs, tUge i-trpenlar of the Sludard Theatre, .11. Louli, Ho, - • - • ■ died Feb, 8 la that oily ^pliUl tboi wound In hit foot llo wu thoi on Deo. It while iiaodlog In the lobbx Of Ue thtalto by MoCone IloUlday, advcnitlu ageniof Ihe honie, wun dred at lilchaid Burks, inetreatoier. ThrbulietmiiaedliamArkandatraoli Mr. Oullle, The Immediate caUM of hU dulb WH blood poIaonUg ud pneumoola. Isvmi, Joxgler, died Jao, 38 at Uooiton, Tax. Ogoxoa II. JoBnaK, s wou known Mior. dlsd Ju. 18, at bis home In uia city. Tbe itntusd wu bom June 31, mi, in Ula oily, ud made bla Ont appearuce on tho aiage In April, lie4,alNaA. vUle,Toon,, u Uouiilcdotln "I'aul riy.i^ Uebsd been a numlier ol l,:tter Wallack's arid Angntlla Dalr'a atock compaoira. In Ihls oliy, ud had puyad la tba Bupnort ol Kdwia Fnrreat, Edwin Bodtb, lAWrence Barren, Adelaide Nellaon, John HoOU. Inngb and u'hor leading ttsra. lie waa married UI Fehrtiary, 1814, lu a daogtiior ol the late Th«i.T. liamblla, llouniML Rustar Hloak, lormtrly a •'••'•r*''\ Bunsger, commuted suicide hysbooiing oaJsau Bu.ai his boms In nocklord, IlL Ue wm sboil sixty years of sge. For tereral years put hs M been oonneoted wiu the Amenoan Kxpnu Oo. MAINE. Begnlcr. wlihoot NIng In tbe Istat dlasoBcertad, gave hit esU,aadaddsd,inUaaBlISL'^aiwyoi ' tbsioouaf iii»"-rat,r««>r^ ' Porlisnd.—At Lolhrop's Tbsstn "ttt Oolloa Kiag" pUrad to iMd hooHaJaD,l»«, foUoatd by WIW UaOoUlar, ls"Oaa ol UaBnyV Fab. I, t, ehMb «u haaiuly aajoyad. The Wllbar Opota Oo, la itpartary, ■Ullabara It-IB ■iliaii'l.Mit'aaUpfeafatad/aka- J^JJjional^Jla'TJo Aoiajmta," al ntu^alTik Ija fadlaaea nSi'SaaollMUts ^S^fiSnV&^^t 51 u sfFtetlaiJia aadiaae*. —— WYOMINtt CharaBwe.—Al tbs Open Uonts Badls Kiitla »l aoiaai Fab, U, A local oparttta will aatBsy Bm keaaa Ilk M "Ful Burat" Letia «anlat& <B -Faatri^JIwUBatieagMflb