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The sun., 1891-04-03
YACHr MEAsURE1GENre



To TEE EDITOR or THn suS-Sir. How to
measure and classify yacht was the subject
Of discuasioh BY the Committes on Racing
Rules Of the New Rochelle Yacht Club. which
met the other evening Mt the Grand Union
Hotel There b suspicion abroad that most
OF the complications In regard 10 measurement
are the product OF orAnks who never know
when their boats are fairly beaten. They want
to make excuses for their defeats. and these
excuses often take the form OF rules. So long
a. yacht remains ahoat. the tax Of sail area
must remain ve1sd question. Viewed In the
light OF common sense. It 10 an absurd and
unjust tax. The man who happens to own
boat that can stand up like . church under
. big spssd of canvas In a stir breeze. can
carry seIl should Be- counted against hsr, snS
&. ssir; sr. q. SHssS a b. b.
post that came In hrst Yarhtsmsn. Notorious
n ~ sps 10 sS. ssss sssscs s to
the fellows behind. Their eensft sity. how
Ss donI.s g 70
Thsrs is . much q the spirit ,is Of fair play in
RssIss .tSsrs SesIs e io saassr ar
y Ss lsndsh ns nosr Q, BE h bE shs
u so!sssed BY his weight and his weight alone;
snd snd yssnt shoSld % p!sfs.d by her lsnGth;
sSs e Ssr y,ss. hs sf ,ss
sprsst way to keep bsr at anchor and to spoii ,oi
the eport.
Mls. pot the speed for lsDg We want" aaid
Mr. William Gardner, but the greatest speed
{os ~ mSSnsy %ST. s1rsndsd .H build aud run ths
II 9 racing rule were TO By oimulatsd from
such an scnnomiSAl idea, the Last boat mRhs
one that came In frat. Purely and simply Il
means tar upon the value Of the property,
xattaa but which can never b levied upon
rAoere.
Yschttmen car debate aud haeels a. much
sncs and sail area Nothing can come OF it
but confusion and qissatisfactlon. There is
only. rsssrdlees ol sail area or beam. Lei The
fSooss d ss i:sn q they. can TI,s one u object Ss
race. and may tho devil take the hlndmost.
WHITEHALL.
The sun., 1891-04-03
L.wie, ossrs Co.r.uey T.. A...,


~ cannot unAssssa,d," said John Lavlor 10 sus n.
porter ysstssday, "why Courtney cannot sivs ne Q
respectful answer 70 ny challenge Here v man who
has avays bssn rstsA - nae player aud bsug a the
business gain. would suppose that he would ~
at any who questioned his ability. Bu. he dopt
70 understand What II u to bs 'called down.
have said shst would play him In home apd home
courts for 500 sda what did he Do then Entered
Into Inferior matches for . small amount Of Money
simply - An excuse Tor svsdins the match with ma
"Ths hsndball public, however eaanst be heed.
winksd- Iproposs 10 show II can. the difference BE-
tween Courtney aud myself ~ 10 the strength Of our
hon.,ty n .rii,s 70 play tSuI!nsy .till turtSsr
to nun as % os. SS%i 30 ! nv tay: Ky rs
@ ss S.yss :s $. sss. sas:; Il.
0f;s .ss a' E:s : q: match
lam giving him ton aces game That I. Tremendous
no T Would N m: :s q psS AZ
ssd !. sSs4s n
'ss .a % 3: SsG :: Pi T IL. Z: :p "a.
:ss.ss !! q: .,.h e Sai
sss a. !; :: ;! Y S
psrsoFmsd An unusual amount Of clever inside playing
4: 4: s:S: "a "a ssss
Casey ana Dunno ....,.............Is 81 sI-5s
LsvioF and partner II lsrst
ssS s ~: Eip. Se ysiy s.siss: Isssiis ~ % =
deeply inssr:.ssd "Sas sSas. q srssi b. Sss,s
The sun., 1891-04-03
B1LL1ARDMA rcHEs FOR SMALL STAKES
sIessoA's Position Heartily EaaerseA ~
Local Amateurs anA the Manufactures.

gIOssoA's Position Heartily EaderseA ~
Local Amateurs ana the Manufscturevs.
George siosson's declaration n his sehasfsf inter
view In favor Of "mstohes for small stakes and many
OF them In Q year has been received with decided
favor in local billiard oirosa
"whas 10 the use Of making matohss for high stakes
ike LOCO q, sou SIDE" 6lesson sAyA "vhsn 900
10 quite suAicsnI TIVE thousand dollars would furnish
capital enough for good matches In the courss OF
year, and there misht be than four played too
the interests Of Billiards be thereby materially
stimulated.
soesou has settled determination 10 have no hacker
maker shall be directly intsrsssd In The stake The
ss. sl. 'psssd r Win soctnsf: de:ss
NE x fro.:es.r q tn. srrn.y,el Company
main ..S s... ss.. & sy s: e.
favor q som: mseSss before there another toufss
sas wns considered quite isni player % rist
mn a aug Wiz. s: es: s' Who s',y v.sS .
numbering 6y money on snxle match cane into IN
eas o. ssd s:rss sssss:S . s:n . .s.s :h.y sssa
s.ss nss ~
biards by intsIf.rins With mstshs. he w,sh.S 20 20
s a's L =: ss s.:
amost 10y bseisr sna bsns man q n:sns fond q
payins ir high stshss ,: ins:s oS che hsh .ss:s ,;s
esSmpop.hp mS %.,es.. or mere modes: sEs
fond and his frsnds assert that he iSaliY
wi.hss TO bsnsAt the game, and not to vork dstri
The sun., 1891-04-03
BASE BALL
Over $4,000 Persons SEQ the 0pe.ias Games
In Boston.

BosroS. April Alt the grip dossat have some fun
10 Boston after todays experience II will miss the
opportunity Of its miserable career. The base bali
opened this afternoon and than I3 SGT
people turned out 70 witness the ceremony The mer
curry sdi ing down bill at the OF degree an
hour while the games were being played and vhsn the
last man retired the thermometer registered only
81 degrees above ssro. ne people we're stiR that
they could hardly stretch thsr legs bus they did man
age to leave the srounda But It glorious opening
an the sams and the way 10 which the bean eaters
walopsd the brooklyn champions warmed the cookies
anatomy that wss warm.
The two Rreai captains, Ward and Essh were not
present. a.rry s.oysy sRn.ifsd bis eppssianOe on :
IN VT: pr:isnsa him WITH dalshtsr this morning.
a59thsr sr9sh:.h9od player also shared The 6onors
fueksr-wers al loudly spplauded and so were Burns
,Ra team % ~, Ths F.ms Va; tsm.IlaSiy brlisn. one
ot ,hs paysI, Neither side scored until The fourth
which made Pitcher Hsmming sick. The scorei
The sun., 1891-04-03
ATHLBTEs IN SESSION.
Meeting or the Metropolitan Branch or Ii
A. A. u.


A. A. u.
The Board Of Governors of the Metropolitan Associs
ton Of the Amateur Athletic Union met in psslor Of
the Astor House last night The atmosphere IN the VI
ctnty OF the room was heavy with the soemnty Of ths
occasion and those passing through the corridor liz
tened In to the dsry soqusnos that aoated through
the transom.
Those present were George W. Carr Manhattan 4 O.
Q. r. Aathswson,, Berkeley A. C.; j. Z. Sullivan. New
yMsrssy Jersey &C; William B. Curtis New York a; g.; ?. g
p%: b.nt .t. es5n.site w..
ash ars "a foni. s's N'E SoEs T%nn s's:n Son.
q !. koshsTnas ,ssa.ti.s A%siie.n \; e.. X.ys
;:s e. Sss s,i9ss Sass & g.
.es.en.yys was soon appsssn for when The QUESTION
s"s H. as;
threatened 70 keep then in session all night
% a ds -as ",'
IrSSydssS annual Of q: A::Se.
.sesps ssh q. s q sss Besf% ~ 'n.a.'a
a AV'! :.y !S @
b.
sxsG 70 Sf the IT. ,.,o, ~,
ge.I$ a:s.rs .;!..ns n: e:i.f y:
Sa IN irfS 1. Ia: pssa:a sn.! Of such y
ocueQue-J SULLIVAN, Suuitmhui q. w. bteVeubon
wiz .SS 4 t..1.. s a:a. Chairman; H. Dn'' P
?.s .''n.n'
Misss.,I Palmer w. ss siovn ceFS'S esd Shs
uFISt::s,S. Ma.6.~ .~:on' Chairman; j. sssil q E
@ GnSa so tssas .aS amt
The FOL owing Schedule was adopted, April Is
TwSh k'Em.n A.; Aprii is ssvsnty;fSu,sh Essi;
a. 3 syTssu.s s S.y@ S @ - NV - %s 5ss..HM &.
!n xIopnd sRp,on;Glps cIsn e: d.s IunsS Gcu;I
5snss - New Xo,. j. g. Gofas6isn y q Jas. sS
PrS;p.oi aaIiisIs 5n Losiii.,a q; JSy II S.atsn
1storia a g; Aug. !: standard 4: g; Ala, 9
Star q AK ,n WEE. Era q H1s 2a
4. G. Wiliiam,burah a. A. Sept 9, s.r.toea spring;
a. O.. Sept; II hs.rSpolitsn A@:.oei.tien @ ChAmpon.
S; OCT "A y. ehsmPion,h'Ps or tbs United s!ats.i
fs.rs VII, - many additional date. tackled on 70 til.
The sun., 1891-04-03
r. II. Morsan's New Yacht

Bosrox, April 2-Ths sail plan OF Commsndss n 7.
Morsans Hsrrsshon tae foots has been about decided
on and II will b. very large. The length OF mast viii
be So length Of topmsst % feet 8ineh lsnsth Of
main boom % feet inchsA length Of gs6 S8 feet
feet ''-'
10 considerably sail than On the Bourbon Au6 ID
u doubtful n either Of the Burgess Paine SHfootsrs
has 90 large plan.
msssufss over two feet longer The neatly M
isnvth while the mast al 10 about the sams as the
S 's sns:I sts ts.s:: &:
nn.o. Sns swsnty inchs: ons.s ,hsn ,ss tS re
III Hsrrssnon WAS HoIton ysstsrdsy lcofins after
20 Is. ssishs y ssu'sissiion and !S: rsa so1s sven
building for cs@%od ' ders So.sap msssass. u s..s S
inchss over, all pi feet water line beam 10 feet
irpIs sxpsnsion y - AND 22iS inches The dismssss
Of the whesl 10 feet tncheA The speed y susrsn.
The sun., 1891-04-03
Base Ball Notes.


hntis Park on SUNDAY. ',
;.:s s::s n; a,.s ss' fer a' n'a.s @ he
.. 1s: E:s s:s sss Z: s:y the Columbia College .-
s.s: ssa &. dss h: r.; q
ss:SS;Ssis =SS. {. M ii::; s::: !: Il;
:!::;:' Y: i. !. :::!:
tn. Arlington, n q Harlem have D.e.,s.en Day open.
as ..: q r.. iS;s :a:: A's' mai.
The R.y.1 S.ss b.. team q Msr:. nsys open as.:,
~: ss.i Y .:: MIL: :: q:
ball club Of deaf muses he. he.n organlsedcsea
e: .s ~
.Sa s for the Deaf
:ss: 2 \ 4;
~ ssSs @ .%ssaS @ i: IL: .sasas A%
base bsi team does MOI seem 10 have smeuit.d 70
%es arc
Srsazsr. and AM g: rssa, !, the player. yer are now .u%
SSs: ;i'S
q: x.::s:ssss si$:s 4. k y Sssss,
H Ssd talk Win frssideai Is%sI p sodsH day saS sRs
vill make his debut az an umpire at So Loui. hsxt
sSsi.s sSs e Sss !. ss q '''a opens
81 &; s:Ef;:s %
saS. 4 N Y.;s: Il q :.iS .:.s
The papers are already In the hsuds Of Prssidsnt
Kramer and will be served 1nst the re-
turn 20 this part of the country.
The sun., 1891-04-03

Their Dates Sold 20 che Huds0n Ceunty
Jeekey C1ub Yestsrdsy-1seing sn the
Hin 20 Continue Untii May IL.
Up to yesterday afternoon II was uncsrtalA
whether the spring racina meetings at Eliza
beth and Linden would be held or not The
Elizabeth people had announced that their
programmes would be out yesterday. aud the
Linden Park Blood Horse Association, a. well
% the New jersey Jockey Club. had ordered
their badges and other printing. But
on Wednesday night Mr.. Michael +. Dwyer.
President Of the New jersey Jockey Club.
conferred with managers OF the Linden Club
IN relation to an offer made By President Wal.
baum OF the Hudson County Jockey Club. to
>pnrchase the datss Of the other clubs and con-
tinue racing At GuttenburR to May IA. tho day
before racing begins In New York State. Mr..
Walbaum offered 41.25O day for the dates.
but the managers Of Elizabeth and Linden
stood out for 81, 500 day. 20 the ofler was held
in abeyance. and Mr.. Dwyer was sslec'ed to 10
TO Guttenburg and agree to such terms - hs
thought proper.
Whom reporter for THE Sun entered the
room Of the Executive Committee at Gutten-
burg at O'Clock yesterday the committee was
In consultation. At that time Mr.. Dwyer had
not arrived. Mr.. J. c. Carr. member Of the
committee and lessee Of the track. said that
the race course would not be given up to any
other club, hut would BE- run by the Hudson
County Jockey Club. Mr.. Dwyer reached the
track about :l5, and after. q short conference
transierred the dates OF Elisabeth and Linden
to Gutten burg.
The gentlemen interested declined 10 say at
what price the dates were bought, but II was
escertained that II was not less than 9l,6OO .
day. An o6lclal remarked that the Germans
controlling the Guttenbure track were . clever
men were satisfied With III 10 uSa deal -. A.I.
a, Fresh blood and life Will now be Infused Into
the races on the hil and larger .puraea will bo
given. It Is also Understood that the spring
stakes formerly run At Elizabeth will be re-
newed at Guttenburg Theae stakes include
the New Jersey Jockey Club Handicap. with
glVO0 added. mile and furlonH: Great Long
Island Stakes. for all ages, 1000 added. milo
and stytssntbl Js!sey Central stakes; ;fprtwo.
Stakes, Tor illles $1,000 aided. three quarters
OF mile; Pamrapo Staker. for ,wo-year- olds.
q q iooo added; half mile: l!ayonne Stakes for
three. year-olds, 81 900 added. mile AMI fur
long; Claremont Stakes, tor two.year- -olds, n.-
O00 added. five furlonRy; sewaron Stakes. for
all nge- Sl,u00 added. three-luarte-s Of mile;
lakewood Stakes. for all ages. 81 900 added,
three-Guarters Of n mile: ROsele Stakes. for
lwo-year-olds. 81 900 added. five furlOnRs;
jockey Club Handicap. $1,5OO added. one and
quarter miles.
The Linden Association had no fixed stakes.
but gave liberal sweepstakes and purses.
The sun., 1891-04-03
RuGby Football.

The American Rugby 1setbsn Union will play ssriss
Of matches this month The nrst contest will take
place to- morrow between the OF the New York
and Paterson Football Climbs Dexter Park having been
selected - the playground for that day On April
Paterson and New York Clubs will journey to PhilAds
phia do battle against tho amaRamasd clubs OF the
Tho most interesting match has been reserved for
April liz when Pbi!adelphiA will meet New York on the
grounds of the Brooklyn Base Ball Club at Washington
Park.
April in the earlier part Of lay. and will wind up
the season
The sun., 1891-04-03
The Boys OF the "ssd" At the Butt..

The team competition for the Roman banner now held
BY Company y, Tvsntythird Regiment 10 progressing
slowly. Company haa decided not to compete. Com
psny Ks team the butts wsdnssday evening,
serssant "; ~ Stone ri ssr1ssnt G. = Mu.son g;
Private W. H. ConStabiS 90: Private A B. DuryeH 20;
Pri.,s' 1;up uG.,p:t tA' Private r L Gibson As Pr
Ia ths elias: pstshss Capt D, Adridss won 10 shs
vats r. r. Sweet was ihs winner, with Ii, and 10 the
third class PhvAts a. ". Girod won with IL
The sun., 1891-04-03

me most important and interesting game Of football
played this season In the vicinity OF New York under
the rules Of the American Football Association will b.
decided tomorrow at P. ~ the base ball grounds
at Ridgswood. 1t will be tho semtinai game In the
Eastern division Of the association for the American
Nonparsils Of this city and the Lonsfsows Of Brook:
iyn. They met before At Newark March is and
match. Alter hour And thirty minn.ss Of hare play
fve eoas Both viii do hsis best to morrow.
the winners will be entitled TO play 10 tbs nnsl match
The sun., 1891-04-03
Riverside Yacht Club Mess,.x.

A special meeting Of the Riverside Yacht Club was
held last nlsht In parloS y Fifth Avenue Hotel. Not.
wishstanding the inolsmsncy Of the weather there
were large number Of the msmbers present. On the
recommendation Of the comnittss Constitution and
By.aws this new rule vas adoptsdi mon resident
yssht ovnSrs can oin the club without the payment
70 recanstruct the prsssHt constitution and sylaws
Action On the pRnpasA ehAnEes to the sailing reRula.
tons wn deferred until the next regular meeting Of
p as eaop saH epsStAi cepnistse consisting OF r.
4. lockwood. With y. q. Jones Chairman Of Regatta
CommtttsA vas appotRts4 y confer with committees
from other clubs h:fcrs dnsi action Is taken on the
changes ended with reference to M
elAlln aton, ard time Allo VANCE,
The sun., 1891-04-03
Tho varunas and Nationals Combine.

The varuna Boat Cinb and National Athletis Club
have applied the Amateur Athletic Union fer data
the latter part Of this month which 70 hold
biusd boxing tourney. The contestants will spar four
representatives Of the National and varunA clubs
John Young OF the Nationsl A. o. has been matched TO
Nnt,onars middle weigh. want. TO eeht jim sgSe, and
arranssd Jack skey. KID Hogan. Henry spats, and
unknown wstsr weight for the Nation ais portion Of
nsrs'' IN the squared circle.
The sun., 1891-04-03
GAMES OF. THE T. H q H.
Final Contests Brine Out Close Tinishe
and Many Starters,

Final Contests Brine Out Close Tinishes
and Many Starters,
The concluding contests ID the second annual ash-
lssis and symnase championship games Of the Eighty
sixth street branch Of the Young Meas Christian Asso.
citation were held last svsnns in :'hs associations
gymnssium.
There was large crowd Of members present dasp,ts
the weather All the events brought out large entries
follows:
Stsnding High Jump-Won By n. RsusA fsss ~
inchssi Benssh second. feet ~ inches; q. RsasS
Stunning Broad Jump-won BY J. Bsnsoh, II fsst ~
inohss; = Mile. second. is fsst - Inches Howard
Rar vsult-wen by 2. Rshsl feet . inches; ".
Hp Fri 'iUjona & s.cso y nss ss:a aSs
amsa and Thomas third, ~ tms..
Bsniseh, R EoIh and D. RspsA FsspscsiyeIx and INC
ES Eanis.S ma How.sa prummSnd % h.nous NsesA =:
held ills evening, when the prizes will BE- pisssntsd
The sun., 1891-04-03
New Rochelle Rowing Club Election.

The New Rochelle Rowing Club held its annual meet
inx and election Of ocsrs last night at the Arena
Thirty.frst street. near Fifth Notwithstanding
the aclsment weather there was large attendance OF
msmbsra The Trsasurers report for the year showed
the club frsteass financial condition, and is
membership full. the limit being 100 The ticket pre-
sentsd BY the Nominating ommittes had no oppos .
elected for the ensuing President Eugene Lamb
den; Vice President y. W. SchnonmAksr: Secretary,
John u. Esrsuscn; Trse.ursr; William Moore; CAP.
tain r. B. Pincknsy; First Lsu.spand n ClirE.;
B. Nicholas A. D. Seymour.
Il WAS decided to hold the annual club regatta on
July - hSrstofors and an open rsgatta ON Labor
Day, 6spt7 A. the conclusion OF the ousinsss meet
ing supper was had the evening being wound up by
social sntsrt ainmsnt In which many wsiknown ANA
The sun., 1891-04-03
Y0chtiu..

"Riy Porter is lstting his celebrated nttssn.foot
The large cat Pathfinder. r. L. Fers-nh.m will bs on.
sifsly rented aud Will have new set ot sails
The sloop ysot Theresa vill aprr clos ed cabin
She has been prise winner before aud expects to be
again
The cabin cat FiersAes X. cart Julius Grssnbaunn.
has been made pretty - picture for tbs coming
III white aud gold.
The comm od0res peNpaut Of TIE Harlem Yacht Club
VIII ny from the masthead OF The crack sloop Sophia
during the csniinS ssason
The pretty sloop RhsAa has been rented with larger
toRmsst new stserinG Apparatus aud new sails She
viii lock much SstssT hh Year
,ihs The % %sloep Ssrtis Capt /. Hsnny" Huiein At the
time
II: annual sprins .ssatt. Of the Harlem Yacht Club
VII! be held on DseoHa,lon bay The iron steam boat
strus has been chartered She will the foot Of
East l2Oth street At ~ !. n sharp
The crack sloop PtsrlesA II. Y. C.. sx. Commodore
james La!or, With picked Grew aboard will be out for
giory on the Sound this She has been thoroughly
overhaulsd from masthead to kseson
Dunn Of CSess PoInt VIII make The fat 1.cks and In
oeoDs her hrs. isp % sSs .sst'aSd 'A''A'A
The % aineai yacht 9sldsn Rod length 20 feet beam
Sfsst sne9Sa built ~ Capt noAvcS. susens rsrksE
1urrays eeas hssss foot VI Esst FIFTY second street.
The sun., 1891-04-03
rBrooxlyu Bicycle Club Nom,n.s,o.s.

The EominsiipR Committee Of the Brooklyn Bicycle
Club have reported the following names for election st
the clubs annua, meeting TO be held Tuesday April
"A. President Issac b. Potter; President Thomas
q snsd:hsr sscrssry Charles q M kshTipEi Trsa.ursI
Z. stsbbins. Albert B. Barkman. and Bsrt ". Coba.
There no opposition ticket IN the hed and Ihsrs
little likelihood Of msterialixinR No pOmi Etohs
hAys been made for road oiesrs as the President q
empowered by tho recent change In the clubs bylaws
to appoint the road ofilcisis.
The sun., 1891-04-03
ID. Garme ada Defeats ID. G. CLARK.

The game between hsssrA b g. De Gsrmepdia and
D. Clark In the nrst class series OF the racquet tour
uHmsas st the Racquet and Tsnns Club yesterday Wa
won by Mr. De GArmepdiA Mr. Clark had an advAn.
tass OF extra hand, and TOR tive gsmss hs vefysa
the Amsncan champion Gonudsraoiy ~ hs esctfine
manife.tsd itself and be hsa NO trouble In vtiRiks
The scorss
D. u. CLARK Il .,...,............H Is ass
The sun., 1891-04-03
BOWLING Notes.

The GsRmAaia Bowling Club will give their apuua Al r.
espton 81 the 0srmauiA Assembly Rooms on April "a
ths srrsnsemsnts have bs.n semple.sd 70 roll
premium Bowling CLUBS at lhun,S Germ ania alleys On
Thursday svsntnE April q ~ each alub won 8 ssms
Is.esst.d, Tue Golden @ aSss %i Else To ~ srst
Club on their sllSys atth; isIMana :mLl! koomS
busy sna successful ssAson on Monday Nay 10 With
The sun., 1891-04-03
MEETING or the West SIDE Il. q.

An important meeting Of the west Side Athlstiq
Club was held Tuesday evening. and large amount
of business was transacted. the most important Of
which was the adoption Of . revised constitution.
which provides that expenses shall be paid BY the
the City. and also make. tho term Of Office OF ne
Board OF Governors hereafter viii contain eight
bsr1 instead Of seven.
The sun., 1891-04-03
Tho Form OF Alliance win ss CA..s.A.

Amsstas Of the Executive Committee Of the League
Of American whsslmsn and the Racing Board vAs held
on wsdnssdsy afternoon as the enes Of President
Dunn, in this city. The form Of alliance between
public mot entirely satisfactory 10 the former body
and will bs nodded 70 some extent before bsins 40
csptsd.
suspension cases have been discussed but this
Ca Ss taken until hs ntlh msmbsr Of the Board 3 ~.
pointed. II asssrsd that the vacancy the RScina
suspension cAsss viii secure attsntiop nsxt week
The sun., 1891-04-03
Games To-aisA4

uIDooH fouRHAHlN,
kolisn
sRooxLyu HAnoNAL sus1ou.sAnusx
eeuth fAw " 0seselA oscsols ". WiatAr Eva Wlasss
I've south Paw
xiHos ooussy INDIVIDUAL souasEE
Rudyard N HasmA Harms ~ Van Stolen, Van slslss
~ Rudyard.
LONG IsLADp fouRxANKHI
Stairway No ] VI boulevard. Boulevard VI lsysns.
voed RAvsnsweod Va ktsinWay No l.
hABRY's IouRNAhKss.
Ihistss ". Full Moons
The sun., 1891-04-03
srEzNITx CABLES CHESS morr,
Hls Move In tho Evans Gnme IL Not r.,
ssderesthe Best-Hn the Two KITS Der
He was Almost Forced to DO "a. m. ns

ssdereathe Best-Hn the Two KITS Ne Ce.-
He was Almost Forced to DO "a. M. M
After putting In the full time allowed for 70,
sideration. Steinitz sent his moves in tho pano
OF the cablo match to st. Petersburg yesterdo
morning. In the Evans Gambit he brouch
his rook. which was hitherto condemned To In.
activity. into play BY cabling a.. r. q So. +,
does not often occur that such Tan important
Local maRnates though that the champion
ssiS nm ssotnit, ,,6 not iS instead, but 1t IA
principle, Oh course the move actually ma made l,
event OF Tschigorin's. reply R--kt ), Stenihtss
can answer Q.B3 3; which would prevent ibss
The ch smpion's move IN tho Two Knieh,,
Defence. 80. TX Kt, is only the natural exc.
cutiQn Of 4 preconceived plan, ard notkin.
need to he said about it. .Ofcourse TichisorgISs
VIII yeply With < y, and It will be, very ain.
his queen. which ia in danger. The preasUs
position OF the games Is appended:
tvASs GAuBir
isnk IN
The sun., 1891-04-03
RARE RACING ON THE HILL.
EERNwOOD AND PELHAM NECK AND
NECK IN THE LONG RACE

mn ~ 4 A ~
EHn"wOOD IND rhLM S.Cn AMI
NECK IN THE LONG RACE
-. r. Dwysr's Coit Extra DRY Opens the
Sport-Civn Service y Great Sprfntcr-
Tremonps Daughter 10 = Ciinker.
euttenbure was the liveliest place in New Jer.
ine ees.a tn. Hudson Count, Joke, clas pur.
Linden tracks, details o, which will be found
IN anotner column. anu the executive Com
mntee inVesusateu ths causes .nat ico 70 tno
~ ~. rn,SwnN " yy WILL ~" ,S"r,rn shov.S .hs. ~
R.rssn haa r.sd mnnasn. isngnse. "a ,hs
starter tho r jockey seHno~isdsns tho i.s, Ct the
was too severe a sentence. So. with Mr.
Caldweli's approval. tho suspension was lin
i,sd 10 April & o the day FIX nasa for winding up
Win isII tn. EisssssS % and d Linden II. Clubs
ana driving onisbes marking M the the majority Of
the dashes. Two favorites. at fair odds, scored
victories, hackers OF the other winners receiv-
Ing odds of from to to to on their In
s: s:.s: ;e :;:: x s: 5 ;, ss.:
to- 10 TO p.,r. pry outrsn tbs
feld of thirteen from the first stride, winning
easily by length and half from Lady Haw.
ne s0 tS,n ~ ao 10 os. co%S ws naea S as
aisf; iSsfs;oaeut,er. a, : to on. was considered
einoh In the second race. benjamin. ran like Q
Tid horse to ths last quarter a. the hsed Of
n 10 l. ioined by Woodcutter Rottled down to
asiIsss In struggling nol.h lsso be,sinf
The third event, at q mile and q sixteenth,
vag noIse IaSSe IeInan. ntt cnoice
~ 70 aGAnet. onq fernwOOo ~ tol. Lap.
tcross the line. BRUSSELS. 1t to !, came In 8