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Tact of Society Leaders,.

Society leaders are the most wonderful
women in the world, though they are usu-
ally accounted among the idle and worth
less butterflies of life. But every one of
their extravaganza little whims and likings
gives to the great army of workers i'm
petus in designing and perfecting the vari-
GUS handicrafts and employment in carry
ing out the designs. But the remarkable
thing about this species of woman is not
what she wears or what she does, but what
she remembers.
In the first place, she invariably remem-
bers your name, and your hobby, if you
have one, asks after your last book or pic
ture or poem, your sick baby, your govt
or your religion, your new bonnet or but
Ter. She doesn't care pin about it, but it
flatters you, and you like it. And how she
can retain and call up at the proper mo-
ment your particular name, face and in
terest, and never ask the emancipated wom-
an how her baby is, or the poet about his
painting, is the remarkable part, particu-
larry when she does it with no apparent
effort, and never seems to think of any
thing at all with the frothy brain beneath
her stylish bonnet. ''The great secret of
social success is to hurt no ones self love-"
and it is great art, and the woman who
excels in it lacks neither. intelligence nor
geaffifs.-Exehanse 81 ~ 4
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The sun., 1891-01-22

Ims ceyrs 6stWssn Louis 6'bsl Wilsm iv..a snd sadd
Ar.ey ylssesn. O'Dsll ven three straight games Sy
10 foloWtnR eQofO;
The sun., 1891-01-22
Whit. tounssers,-,o pi.e e.

Whom play was resumed = tough and pro
trastsd st5usgle was entered upon: Guns-
!sssss DS;sSs e sSsshs vi ssa sl,S s ssS|s.sIs
time lime skill. ana though he % Was suiss Of one cor o.
two rather weak moves; they were Of
dId ! not % bscoms endangered In conse.
iSst darsSsre might bring about draw: 81
game, and thereafter It became to tpem only
q e eoy Ssols s
ssnd ssn,!d RRllgssky defence BY ospitulatins on bis
:Ssss Ss'ssts the ss
.Ed Sts3aIts q =. Hsysnks I Wife hoSsysF
ibs' s' npsSot 81 it Was thss Slsst hsd no need to
sad ga e T.s able to get his queen At 1t with
. YER %sS Ssg sSs Sn sS
pIsSss Az s1ShsIss Of ,do 5Iasks knight f:
70 castle comfortably and form sn attack with
s1s R.
twentieth move. and bis adversary. taking fmll
e as.ee & n n hs tns sku
"This part Of the struggle spded in white
Gaining pawn on tho king's side. yhile blsSk
wing. On the thi!tleth move black committed
An error that lost him one Of those pawns. and
PPessSs nhs ssS9
won't in for Kings side attack instead Of de-
tending himself on the other wing. Blaek
though Il seemed to be In danger Of falling he
managed TO reach the seventh souare. and
bound to cost the opponent . piece. and
eventually 1t won the game for black"
The run OF the game. with notes BY Steinitz,
The sun., 1891-01-22
EVANS GAMBIT AGAIN.
GUNSBERG PLAYED THIS OPENING At
YEsTERDAY'S CHESS MATCH

Drilltant Tactics shown by ths veteran.
Whe Kept the 0ane Well in HaaA Right
Through = Qunsherg Mads . Gallant
FIshs, sss hsA as East - Surrender.
Excitement and interest In tho chess en-
counter between Btsinitz and 0unsbere has
been growing apace in the intervel between
the seventeenth game, which was played last
Saturday. and the eighteenth game. which was
contested yesterday. It being GunsberG's turn
to open. there was much speculation as to
whether he would again offer an Evans Gam
Dit or turn his attention to ono Of his two
favorites-the Giuoco Plano or Ruy Lopez.
What gave yesterdays game deeper inter.
est was the bearing which ito result would
have upon the final issue Of the match.
Should eteinitx win 1t, It was considered that
the match would bs decided In his favor. for It
would require that GunsberG should win both
the rom aiming games to even draw the match.
Should the eighteenth game be drawn there
would still remain . chance for GunsberR to
draw. II not actually win the match. while II
he should win this game his chances to make
the match draw would be little short Of q
ssssd sonsidsrsbly @ M VII nus seen ssh thss
ssssSs s.
end that the mspbsrs apd visitors at the Man
ohsss esSss S h ,s:rsSs e: snESs s e:
va an Evans ,asmbit which Ggnsbere
s.ns 81 r.: 0fsisok k,s:s sssd g
sts M q nso fss
syss aCa. q a:asS;f: .f an ssz q
4: IS sssSS < y; SsSs
Atsr sY6iis Steilits Instituted q counter at.
The sun., 1891-01-22
OFF TO FIGHT ANDY BOWEN
Austin Gibbons WAS Sent Away with Many
Good Wishes.

Good Wishes.
Austa aibbons the 1atsrso. light weight, ls1 for
New Orleans yesterday on the steamship Knicksf
booker Of the Cromwell nA from Pier North River.
4 party Of tive dozen Patsrsoniaus and New Yorkers
Hsnt down 70 the pier 70 him o. and Shssrsd like
good fellows when the vessel hauled ous int the
stream Among the well wishsrs were Harry Tests
Dan Campbell Warren Laws the anareuna sport Of
the Alhsmhss, On Eighth avenue, Charley Norton of
Newark, the sx.ohanpion light weight, George sullL
van. Alex stanten, Dan KILLER, and Rich 0ibbona Jim
oibbonA Aussin's brother and manager and John p.
Kirwan. who has been With Austin in oil his nehtA
Deceit Jim 0ibbonss champion running dog. who won
tho big 200 yards handicap In Philadeiphis two
siliy Sy.is; On. 1ss .: h. Jsrssymsn vs. isofins
sn Ed .s q s1y ,s s s
weAthsr on the passage Austin has never been
m ss:: IL. s; S r's saa cJR J
sa rs h' ,S e ty:
Jinn's desire Will b fully realized.
e. as Z: aes : @
4: IL
him S h Sss E. as n: spa f neD:a to
s.:isa s.a esn: Sia ,.t:ss. q y: :e:.isi boat
III ssen.a 70 ns :. said that the boys vsrs = % sVsa
az s ss % ss eP Sesss. "a $ ::
r.: ~.I. ....s.. ..s.'.. !.
ss .;si: : s. K: ss:s Es: :,s:s
mss asH lol h ai 6 " % I;; "a. 2
Sun would bring about the arrsnssmsnr Of match
The sun., 1891-01-22
Entries for II. A. A. Bouts.

The entries for the boxing events OF the Boston Ath.
lsto Association meeting on Saturday are - iolews
Bantam weight, IO5 pounds-D. o'prion, Manhattan
G, Murphy, Pasiime a. C' J. 0ipbons, Lafayette
crssth:r .s:i.Ss is psuaas. 3 wsIt9p g.eotiyn 4
C A; =, J. Mclean, T lCi John Moran Provids n ca
sRso,sl, i2s pounds . Y scnnssrinE pA.time a o.
T. Ccnurn We A. A.. Nswsrf; J. r. Daley u 4. d |;
,.Lgh, weight isS pounds-R. j. Buckley. Chsrlsstovn;
T. s:,,lI !, Farrell sqs,en: Kans 7 A q; Nelson
", !. conehan, Bost!n T. Mccarthy lr sculiyI Cam
A. G.. ~
wsitsr weight i+5 pounds-D. j. Sullivan ana c. H.
tnion; W.. fsntsl, hsSmas Il GIas \ j. Ksiix, ~.
Ss.ss Ss:;ss sriss ss.s w . Esa T. i...s; b:.:s.s
hiddls gslshs lbs pounds-E. Roach. ~. souliy's,
"; Troy. Chrrlestswn;J. Sullivan. I A. q.
The sun., 1891-01-22
A NEW RAmue CIRCUIT.
The Runners May Compete AT CleveiszA,
HuarAIo. H,tssbureh, snA Detreff.

ctrvrlArp, o., Jan, 2i.-1he brssderAand turfnen o.
the East will be interested In protested rseins ooss
that Il now attracting much Attsnts~n amsne honsn
1, Cleveland Pittsburgh, Buffalo and Dstrsis
The plan 10 to hold summer turf msetiseAn ths tesr
cities in question whsrs hitherto the uottsrs nave hsa
uudisputsd sway. Harry fries OF THIS city. ionNvs
prominent pool seller and generally well Known 70
turfrsn n pushing the scheme, and has been m con
suaton with the leading raeins eaofsr OF tnss oey
and Pittsburgh The idea TO hold the races 1 zen
time in summer shall mats IL IN object fof ow"en
,o ths, ho,,ss I'm these etiss while route be-
wsen the Rass and the West The pu,sss onsrsd ~!
be an pucement for the best frses 20 De entSreo ~
s6s novelty sf running mest,Na Ia any o. nnS sinss
Sss f,eu apout 2ffssn yosss Sipce running meet.
Ing has be 90 held IN any the HE I.ns eiea In shis
city II IA the Intention TO the famous 9nnNlIIs
ws Maud made ,1 h;Y ~ rssSr is;ss AZ. rsss s
70 narrow y up for the runnsra .s;6 essS
are favoi able 70 the scheme II al 20 L. Tbs eock.
msksTs fees would 70 . ionf wsy towaru @ @msSSnS Hs
sSpsnses Of each msstina and the latter Foula oe
these cItiea buRAo 10 likely 20 nave sucn taethG
meeting IN any contingency.
The sun., 1891-01-22
FHH INDOOR SPORT
Suceessfnl Opening OF the Prospect Heishts
Gymnasfun.


Nearly 5000 istsrsstsd spectators Witnessed the
opening Of the latest addition Brooklyn places for
physic culture whom the Prospect Heights gymnasiuu
vas formally opened last night The new plant IL In
the spacious building formerly known the Casino on
Fifth avenue between President and Union strssts II
by long ODDS the most complete and spacious strue
ture ever devoted TO the purpose IN Brooklyn
varied and pleasing prsEramms was rendered,
sonsisue Of bar bell drill, class work on parallel
bars indian eluba horizontal bar vaultinE jumping
tumbinE laws tsnnia dumb bella olimbi PC Ropes
:ss :aS .n rnss .. M 1a
John A. Davidson, Wiliam = Powell oha4lss curiS
lanes Van vr,nstsn Lesiis Heers: Charles kseseman
&dvin grsrston, Howard Dsahslsy Hdward DsnnstS
esso5s 5ss. aeef
sttrsettvs tsnnis match, double between the Fau
elHs Bos3 Club ". ohasnisy and q aateAtnC and the
vs. Fou by the latter By aoors Of Ga. HsYwssd
az di9 an syeslsns aouSls On II. psIas bars
Vsds sSsS Sssss:s sss ds Ss
Ths sossudS 2ssssrs va spirited association foot
unnAlium and he Esstlus heat oip6 ''s'~
ihs play e. shssp and exciting, y va most even
- "a * sss%: r. w e. R sood
:aaosos ssasns s:s..,s .ss So: e
And Eoldsn rsnsd sSs nsxs swS Tor the e.ssnsns
fine minutes and 81 minutss each The nnsl score
The sun., 1891-01-22
soMB GREAT RAuEs m AYG1E
A Chance that the wsriG's Fastest Run.
ners May Meet In THIS Country.


stsvs Farrell 10 red hot for another match with
Harry Darrin the English champion. VINO has twice
defeated him. Mickey Finn Of FAtck Mass, the
baeker Of sprntsrs Is At the Of the American and
has empowered Billy Robertson the midget sporting
man, to arrange the matter. The sparrow" called
ss the Sporting fm0 once yesterday and. sarslsssiy
tinsine poefetfui Of silver doara announced cooy
I'm back An unknown to run Darru halt mile for
1900 side the match to take place in six wssks"
.s x: e s ana 4: sf
ny ths y mHnsy IN cold cash too no checks for
,:.sss, ss.i ~ Il; sS:, ana Ss!%IE Ana ,S;
e SeR y &: ar Ia o. s'''G S poSa
Ss: S ssy s ssSeSss s s'!ns
.s% ssts s @ 'ySS VI"
@ ,Sas :s:s tss1
@ @ :sd y, y 4:
nS &
S:y sSoa. n a: 'ps
s.. ss! 9 az 1 Y II y: !:
p: .s.s
suliyan s.x. The %sp.rrow" rsproaahfs look 2. shs
ShsSsf;s y. %
~ .s !; :,,.v ;s::
% ssy. S :pS "a Il
A6sipst The Connecticut sprintef the matter can be
has s.ss sra.a e
~. s':: .: s.si. y sSnadn il
:.,.: S. ;ss ..s. ss.
three 49, Gs:s bait mile ihrssausrsrs q mile And
Ssh.rS .cT 70 Ss mai 'tai'hodsr assiss wants
who ns:s q: f
I'D ssid vii nsss issfsis f.efsssns..ss Ss "
* S'n onsS: sss
lysrsbip1s. match must prevail IL e MA ..Msly :
:ssIsS :. vgria i. Sesn: ~ s% gsttsssy sstisa.a
:ss M sss e .s"s ess
lss.iSnai sprint.n n the annals oi sport am .stis
e. ,Ssss a.S.s :paias. .as nessy ss Two Out
sia sPS r,sn y.. =; ,S de-: The Iorms.
N!S NO snd "a. ms I;. "a + KS e. sh.: :Srs e
fSls statement u borne out BY Mickey Finn. who
kSso: 3, .s :y,s'r g n y;s,,:,sssy
e. as e: "a % .a much .Ssa
s sas e. .ss q
S 4 X s 81 s:s9 .SsIs sh'
,ss q: \: s H.s S::;
tap positive that Lon Myer: M could never have showed
%; Spno Sa @s.a b. II with
& % an e e ai s.
Nastcr, Masa, Jan. a. TN"
The sun., 1891-01-22
On the Short Rias Ranges,

sSStssIs a. ss match %ssh sSa oh sao9G has:
clab 81 Nswask. had 20 b. postponed
Anew ride range 4 being sIsStsd q weshavksa me
shootina.
The Emprs Rins Club continued its winter eempsti.
uoa at the range Of the GERMAN Amsrican sheotins
tsrset was nesd: Among the best scores wsts; I'd.
siss " h.nsola. i%l gs z1I,:r ,Ii.n o. Ss' H.
The turtle Bay Rine Club Introduced novelty in It's
snSens o. 1Sssaa :vsnIs ThS tam.
sna b y ssd
and tubsck were the Victims, although the former
rolled up the highest Individual score.
The follow were the high made at the Zst.
tier nide Cube regular weekly conn psuaqn on tuesday
i;Ssnlsns ;os ~ rS iSi zach
Eso5 M % ~; h:StI,ns ~; o. H9Es; Sto: H., ~
xsttlsr ~; Q. O. Zsttsr. 2ta yor the Henry Oshl
Tslisr ISs:s s ~ .,,:r H tssn M a. - hSl.ss 5o;
The sun., 1891-01-22
Death OF /. $4,000 Dog.

PirrssuRes. Jan. 2i.-Count Noble one OF the best
known aud most celebrated dogs in the United States
died yesterday at the residence Of b. F. Wilson Of
sswiekisy. The Count wAs born In England In August
1870 hts mother being the famous Nora while his sire
was known 10 fame a. Count WINDOW. Among his
ancestors the Justly eslsbraed Count Dick Phsn.
tom. Hels, Countess. Prince Lla. Rhibs. and Mall.
As hss produced more prize winners than any dog Of
Eodsrtga s.m Roy. Prince noble u, Roger. Katis
sSsis KIM nns s9S p o, sna aoss 81 Sshsr "
The Count NOZZLE Srssd OF ssttss is Actnowlsdsed
q siH0 Q; NJ Wilson s.td todayi II sincerely believe
mAnd or request"
The sun., 1891-01-22
Kentusky Hsrss Notss-ASolitisa OF tAs
Standard Stakes.

LEXINGTON. Jan ar J. Trsaey, Lexington. has so1
TO W. O. France Of the same place the black mare Mad
am Herr uistsr 70 LondoA s.2o, by Nsmbrino Patch
en- dam Becky BY Aisxandsrs Edwin 1oSssk n fesi %
Bermuda Also to the same buyer ths bav ysssne oily
Cherry Rec, By Red willeA dam nadkm Hsrr;
W n Nelson Selma Ala. shc young breed mare Nut
tsp. By Nutwood, dam ey Wilisms,A AAnbtino
young irsne. who shSt hims:lS last Saturday IN
Els recovery His was eaussd BY the accidental
discharge OF his pistol and not WITH suicidal intent
PYtya sdytcss rSestvSd tAAay ~ the gtan1ASA
Stakes have been Abolished BY the Assoctat,en
Of Trothne Horse Bresdsfa They have always been
csnaidersd farce
The sun., 1891-01-22
The Emeralds At tho Traps.

The Emerald 0un Club OF this city held s 6fst rsEu.
Lar monthly shoot In the new year At the Dexter Park
grounds yesterday. large attendance and good
stronE birds made the afternoon most pleasant for
those present L. schultxs distinguishsd himself By
winning the nrst prise handsome gold medal Ter the
third ims and i became his personal property. The
Place ssEs: ;ms: Y S Pot ?. ;Sa11sd
r keenan, tied for second prize and viii decide de
winner With shoos t;s, "a q TIE tns next msstnC
E%sr.a 1ua cIue rules q Sys ground sIspa FeI, as:.
Who ,hot g 81 ys.d1 Ysp anknewn 20 .hootsE. q: =
sSS .so,s' ss ps: cont r
stSund tSo l.s:. n: soorss' n..,.., ., $1,000.
ssx.sis ). .y.55s,7 pr Aaa.os % fsIds 5; :.
S:aa2s as ys5e q s.ta. s fasihHsk ashHSlk. =
Es%::a. % y.sss q I :; hn.s:i! sS ysIas o. OF ].
Xsh.i9t axa;Sa I:ihaS ssyisdS % L.S
s Tssssa 2 {::t 1s 8 LIT
HG,th. 2s ya.dh o., Z cedsY 80 : .rde, rStfSli
Gsr. IS yafdA d r }. Crystal 81 6yG0Ah
The sun., 1891-01-22
Water Polo by N. A. Q. M.nsers.

1hsrs were 900 lnsmbsrs Of the Manhattan Athlete
Club present At the practice game Of water pole lass
night The sama which was played in the clubs big
tank was very close - the teams were about evenly
matched The "Rsds" were clsaves hsnsre oixoA'
ssrrs Picard, Hubert snd Lange Tho "Blsots" wsrs
Nasss Hallock Lambrsohk George. aon. .cArbone. ana
hibsa.d Ihe referee vas " O. JShnson; tadssts ", y:
nsr The teams won two goals each The second Of
the swimmina series Will 30 held 70 night The events
Ssadiespi tae 10, 100 feet, diving for dstsnos
AZ the drss meeting Of the class for nautical nsiuo-
Ton e 3 hs6 N the Sy%ms,1% n sshsne vii shSG
The msm6srs how 90 hois reef and fur, fore and ~
sailS and instruct them IN mApy other things uSeiW "
the handling Of Yachts.
The sun., 1891-01-22
Gotham wheei,nen Meet.

Thsrssular monthly meeting Of the Gotham Wheel
men was held Lass evening at their club house. East
Eighty NTH street. There WAS . larss attendance Of
bsn.sd Win % nams:r r q new ssasss s.s. .ises.s ca
Early In fsbfnssy ths club WIN kold lsAlss .scss.sn
sSInx q msnSsis xnisS q P!ss:H! sa.Isss Be-
nsn, beng .sasirsd ysw % this ISs slsb Intend
Of .ofhosis VIII bs held On 1edpss4sy. March T. 10
ds6nAs date has been selected tor the
olub the marty.
The sun., 1891-01-22

Anew and larger refrigerator y bsing nttsd In Cen
modors Gsrry's Electra - 5ehos wharf, Brooklyn.
Lawsy the Boston builder 10 building seven new
boatA including steam yacht for Mr. lssn OF shh city.
Mr. Seymour J. HYDE the owner Of the cutter Indrs,
has recently Joined the Atlantic Yacht Club and the
Manhattan Athletic Club
o., GommodoI. u 2 Pearson Of the Jersey City Yacht
nsh q little and yacht great deal
Dnran. her trial "trip The eths. day Of Ru,hsrsord
built BY Wintringhnm q Bay Aidss she brets two
blades Of her propeller wheel
Nr. Royal Phelps CARROLL Who had the sortyfeotss
Gorilla built two years ago has given DssiSnsS Cary
sn sn orsi. e. 1S5n1 IA PIP sa d:en g fs
Trsnor L; Psrk's auxlia!y stssp yacht sultsaa Of
s u nU.s ss H l.%. M s.4 ssg
sSSIgs g k5:H,%r % =: ssIs dS,As her ss0sst
Az meeting Of the Csri4thian Mesquite Fleet held
q the spl,svant House nenday pig5h thee e1ees
con csnmodors; WHtsr thompson VICE oonnedors,
hare M:soia . fS.wSsa s,::sss'.J ssnn s;S siss
The sun., 1891-01-22
A Pool Tsur.ansat ~ Hoboks..

The homo Of the Columbia Club ON washipstsn
street Hoboksp. has been the scene Of nunbsr Of
Interesting pool contests among the msmbsss 70 decide
the championship Pyramd rules govern and the wis.,
ner will receive cue Of ebony with onya tsinnipsa
The trial sstiss concluded last evening and 70.
suited - follows;
Ws 's'' &: Si:sSs sS srevs s.s::s.a
ball dsts,ted hsrsoSd s-z In The plsy00 KinbAii
Third Tisl-Harp defeated EYkeubrach, 50; nathsy
g. s.tsd MoSsnn 50 In the piAy.of Asthsy Dc.
Fourth Trisi-Bonynss defeated yross 81; Dtssu
f:Hss6 srSmp'l 81 In the plAy'sn Dixon defeated
ne yisns. q The er:s t,is s:r..s .iI nee, :. to
and Dixon The winners Of the second trial series will
decide the championship on Jan. III.
The sun., 1891-01-22

subscribsr-M. F. DIVERS celors. light blue.
Slus sash: ss ~ ). <. 4: i. Morris. scarlet: B.
Haggin. orange and blue: E. j. Baldwin,
black and red maltese cross.
BURLINGTON. Jan. 2l.-At the annual meet
Ing Of the Verm9nt Association Of Road and
was decided to hold the annual race meeting
on the Kite track at White River Junction. Aug.
25-27.
President Wells Of the st. Louis Jockey Club
from Secretary Hopper Of the Lstonia Clup
dentes the published rumor that LAtonia would
conflicting with the st. Louis dates.
PIrrsBuRoH. Jan. 20.-A special from Lima,
Ohio. y says; :. q Tinsm,;n|n ,;|n he u jpet p9rfhassd
lin for 81 900: 9he was bred on Sen&tor 1Slap4
etantord's stock farm, and u four years old.
6he has record Of 2:22k ~ q thres-ysar-old.
The sun., 1891-01-22
The stuyves..t A. C.s Tour...eps

The stuyvssant Athletic Club has bssn fertunats
enough to holiday for tss coming boxins tour
namsnt having been granted Monday. Fsb. 80, which
will bs the legal day which to essbsAss Hsships
inIion. Sirthdsy ltwil s. quite n ORDER vitns:.
Ss%sTs:S nsss "a f.s:D.. IsA sIi aeass:s. j.
f55s Ssnsni fs.,a's and light .sshla with .spssis
given TO bath nrst aud second ID each cis.s Entries
6loss Feb Ia One dollar 10 the tag take shy a
The valuable umspieceG
The sun., 1891-01-22

7As annual meeting es the ADsssur League Cricket
Cub Was hsla Last sight ss the rssidsnos Of 0smmsr
ford Martin ise West Ninety fourth street. The Rev.
j. D. Evans vas absent and the Vice President occu-
Anes Of 500 Aftsr al liabilities accounted Tor and
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S.ps ne ass:s'tis t.S'n .5ry Ea..r ExSssr
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ISpor .Ss sa.,.s. !hss shs Xn.s.S. Lsaxs. T..
Shsn r., ~ ,spoIisi IN ne PssdHs tAs sPiuiSn
opea bycs btasy S6a sipSy sSs .api',ie1 s q:
,hodv.
The sun., 1891-01-22
rwoh.y s.ys It vvln He All n,rA,.

Jack Twohsy. the trainer Of boxers who was author
lied BY Tom Martin. the wealthy ale and beer dsasr of
Nswburgh 70 match wiis Forsyths Of Yshknl said 70
Sun reporter ysstsrdsy, Ths acceptance IN todsy's
or whatever no may BE- B. p o. Brisn WIN suit Ms very
E: "a ssy. z. 9Th Es
;ns .ISs :: Iio HoSss' ana Sc. h: A. Ei. e
amateur limits q fOrsy!hs - dee q pr.ssns as
least Of bscoInins prefscsena A. iaaid before Mr..
~ sss 20:
About bo4ins me. Issued no challenge on my own
hSol and 10 shss b. =, TS.d :pS.
who need nurse TO watch over their actions"
The sun., 1891-01-22
The st. George A. c. Is Prosperous.

Aspscia meeting OF the st. George Athletic Clubs
Auditing Committee was held last night The commit
tee reports that the financial Affairs In sxcssns
condition over $1,000 being In the treasury. The fol
lowing athletes will represent the club At the Boston
Ia xm:v. in ths .prins::M Q. Lips.y ana y Z
sd d s.:sses ruu. II. es Wing k.vs % s.sa iaS,t:s @
g compete 10 The sPa.rpE and M,s.siins tour. .msnt
lbS poundk wraatlipG
The sun., 1891-01-22
Harlem Riasnen In Hrens.

me Hsdson Ride Club Of harion visited the Hasssm
Ride Ciub'srsngs on Third avenue ASA street.
and shot match with that olnb's team csps Asbhaa
made the highest SCORE Of the evening $40 poina Ths
only nine men shot on each side Tis tarsst vss the
ssssS:a s.a +: nv e.
'hSSo,lns os;ss3S fAs 'soEt. w:.s 90, v..,....
~ = Ssday, S2a; Sa;: s.sSn s.sSn u Sae' Y e sgch sisi
s::% ;'s%;1als sls: s!sssf A!:s::: 81! a:n.y.
sss lsa:e:s.s Us. M a:!s H. W u csaslk.s.. csssk:s.
The sun., 1891-01-22
NOTES BY sTEINITz.

e: . s.;:n
81 the defence 7;.kt-Rs a. IN the cable match was
uen Ganss aG the end OF the match.
assSht.oFa 81 generally played here f-o nr'. fol-
iol Whites eStsbliahinG. centre - new much nsl
mancSyrs q % e. 81. ssronGss. pest.
~ tomewhas dosstfuL u was perhaps,. more sd
Hr Hsrsvs srTef, f-B S.ss ths eorsscs piay and
hs hfd then mueh s. % fsar from the Kt coming In as
% ssrio9s loss u time tIss s.sauy compromises hi,
prospects Of drawing.
% no "a ai once vas here nush bsttsn
This move sslsasss the x. and greatly strsassasns
}nl Perhaps k-B "a WAS better dsfsnoA
(o) Quite Sood enoush
I'M Not TO lot the adverse PASS az once and also
sAfninE important time for finishing quickly.