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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-28
News from the Horse World.

Secretary Fellowes announces that Cassius
| was declared out u the Suburban yesterday.
The famous old marc Lady Blanchard 2:2tii,.
was recently sold tor SU5.
1t Is announced that John Splnn has made n
engagement to tako charge of Mr.. A. n. Mooro's
An English jockey named Hall. while riding
In rhco Mt Buda-Pesth, Hungary. on May IL,
was thrown from his horse and tram pied to
death by seven othor horses.
The f9uT-year-od mare Acclaim has been
sold e j. Foster Of Oregon for $1,000. and the
colt King Lee. by kr' fonso. to James Mad
doN OF Louisville for* ~.
Mr.: NJ. sS;olvief. agent OF tue RUSSIAN Govern
pent. will leave for Palo Alto lRrm about June
to select tho two mares and one stallion that
60 70 Russia In exchange for the OrlotY mares
and stations. ''"'e
DR.. W. F. Galbraith of Lexington. who hrod
and developed Ralph Wilkes. 2:lS. has decided
hs ess St Ss t1s John Lyle farm Len
!, Mr. August Belmont takes great interest in
Sheepshead Bay. and personally looks after
their progress. II reports Of their work is any
criterion they VIII be heard from in the near i
and INV o " fsd 70
Violet have both shown excellent In private.
The finely bred yearling. Queen Regent, by
Iivermore Falls. Me-. has been sEipnod To-
sI sf ~ sHdd D9b!e The dam Of Queen Re:
Direct paes 2oa shs aq Z, Is con I'll s.s
one OF the 6pest get Of AxtelL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-28
LAsxER DRAWS FIRST BLoo.o.
Black burre. the EngiIsh Chess Chsp'pios
Beatcn by Time Limit.

LONDON. May 27.There never was such a
gathering OF the followers OF the game oil
chess as tho one which assembled at the Brit
ish Chess Cub to-day to witness tho first
game OF tho match between J. H. Blackburne
the acknowledged British champion. and tho
Berlin youth. Emanuel Lasker it hns been
stated on similar occasions in THE Sun that
the British Chess Club have on tho member
ship roll the leading lights ri the various pro-
fpssions-law. church, medical. arts ana sci
ences. while not u few well-known NJ rs are
frequent visitors Of the club. Among tho WIS.,
itors today were the Earl Of Dartrey. George
Newnes NJ. T.. and host OF other chess celeb.
ritics. The leading profes sionai players were
also present. Principally at o'clock the
players entered the ring. which had heen liked
to prevent the spectators from gettihR 700
and chose tho white rieces; ,,.,
Blackburne selected u Ruy Lopez. WHEN
Laskcr promptly defended. German fashion;
with g. XIX B3. Both players conducteu
the game in great style. and soon position
arose full Of puzzling complications. For
nearly four hours tho combat waCed on. botn
contestants steering clear OF danger. but
finally Blarkburne. under peril OF overstep-
ring the tme allotted to him. made some nasty
move which gave his opponent the advantage.
l.askcr seized his opportunity and; ny we'll
directed play. scored the game after forty,
eight moves. The second game will be played
fo.
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l:Rsebnli Games To-day

r-c-At LEAGUE AND ANGLICAN ass, ciArtoH
View l"rk Va. Chicago at the Polo grounds
BiOOk yil IS. -. i0ul> at Eastern tara
BOSTON Vs. LuHl .Ni;c n. boston
Phade hla w., i'tic nnRti al philade,phia
baltimore VI, tl-vrlind AZ Ba,ii,nnre
Washington Vs. Pittsburgh Ut Washington
AMATEUR LEAGUE.
New Jersey A. c. VS.. staten Island A. C.. at Bergen
Point
Staten Island C. C. Enxle wood c. at Liringsto on
CENTRAL ,rustr LEAGUE.
wrstheld w. rlainhed. A. westneh.
Sonleryi!!c vs. Elizabeth. at SOaerville
oTnFR GAMES.
Lafayette VS.. Fordham. at Easton
FoI .hhln Reserves W. 4. 4. h. of H.. at Fordham
Julrs Hopkins vs.. Rutgers. at Baltimore
fasshic A. g. vs.. Acnes, al Passaic.
Stars vs. Harlem 4. A. AZ Orange.
Orange 4. L. vs.. Yale, at Orange.
Manhattan A. G. Ns uDan Giants. at South Norwslk
Washington A &. W. New York y. g.. at Hillsdale
North side A. L. vs. Manhattan Council at North New
York Wv"
pastmes vs. Puritan A. C. nj Pastims PARK
lnfA"ay vs.. NJ. q. at Railway.
fniancrs IS Lave OAKS at Rockville entire.
JrrSc" vs.. Columbus \. e. nj ii0hukeu
,,hfton, W. Aier,s ut v .iiIamslrilse.
Mn."a VS.. L ikabeth 4. {, -; E!Zlbeth.
krypoIt vs.. DauntlvsS at k-ypurt
freepnrt vs. Eanrlon at FrecIort
Heating A L, VS. rutherford Nheeimep At Ruther
ford
tlrenion vs. Senate At East New York.
Lyle VS.. lr0CnO,s nj Prospect Park.
IOrlllart A L. VS.. Sylvan A. &, at Oakland Park
Atlanta VS.. Alphls At Halfway.
New York iiio VS. hurley nj Marley.
Morristown We. Madison al Morrlstown.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-28
COLLEGE MEN SETTLING PROTEs1S
They viii Have Notiinr to Do, However.
with tie /. A. ~.

Tho session Of tie Executive Committee Of the Inter
collegiate Athletic Association o, Amateur Athletes a.
the fhfth Avenue Hotel last night was an rportan.
one. Tue delegates Present Were: President Peter
NTgieuburs'. lr.ncstun; 5. r. Ehi.e, swarthuore;
/. II. lne tu,N"r,.,y Il rrnnsy!vauia. l.. b. Katto
Cornell: John W. Hutchinson. University of New Yor.
Thornton Earle C"iiegc,s tAe Ci!y Of New York; K B.
Wright Yale: John Cook. Harvard.
leh ;t representatives L!a.- rs: appeal 10 have
tie entities fTot HAT college accepted the Secretary Of
thc.T organization having sent tlcm the Secretary
Of the in:srt"iie: ate late for pacing
the U:I Ie - ~ IA srirl men. The aDpeAi io;S
ever. wHs plOmp,Iy r"iGrof.
Protests against tn" ctvlEiy Of j. $. Rnddy Prince
ton: H. H. 1aNi harvard: +. f. GAIT harvard \ H.
Evans. Harvard and many O'ier athletes were
struggled with ior some t!!lc. Finally Roddv was al.
loved I" "omI o.. Then T. + Crr l"nIently dealt
withdrew tie cnrT Df X. H. Davis The COMMITTEES
further decided thai MI the o:Nrr projected me! who
had not definitely e. ,"ptishrd t-ir iivh: CONNIE
sh'nI produce eir rodent ais at Manhattan frI at
noon 10 lay wien th'v vi" he all wei 10 start II their
proofs are satisfactory.
In" !r"'.sirf '.1.nst s. u. E,ins the Harvard
wEir ihrow-r ~ to" rr"rnd o! pr Dfess.Onalisn but
thu committee Mad 10 PROOF 20 by and dee idcd TO
allow thc Cambridge man to compete.
A row of gigantic Gn. etsiUns with the League OF
Am r'rhE " nee ne stc imminent. for tie commit.
te" urc.rd no. - Entcr IL" !! " At MI in rrGtr
III" cycling event, Chairman iIrhin.on reference
to THIS matte! sad. In l.ss,.c to own
.rY lrO.c than 'o r." amateur Ath-tir iM!0u ~
!r constitution distinct rays IT." animal rGnnipi.
onsh Ne;d nr'EI- uStI h" GuvoTn-l by tho rIits or
n Int tco..gntu Ascension II Amateur Ath!ee."
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TIE ss :i ssi q.
,An.on wanted the game called in the seventh when
him play. '' - '1'
The staten Island A, c: VIII play two games on Mon.
gSwood Field Cub and in tile afternoon with the
strong r team am, ani G.se.s r.,e!s.: srounds They win
sSs fa % S".as ETSS
ssn S,, %s.d I%yS SrS"s %hEs
tuiI.. o e Raq Sspy IfG%;i
announce where the game viii be played. o." W."
VII {. Aeer @.Gna SaEas
and Staten ,css Viii pl.g Ss on S sSe s sr.sy
sn yr1nn and st asrgGn ro while wool
the 4tters grounds at Livingston staten island
kqsis M,p,tfh for New Y2k tom9rIow" said Man.
New YORK Powers smiled sady ana " .Sd pn n lSr
Rsss ,% ea crnm s 'ns DTs'y
m have to make some changes pretty auics said
Tho baseball element Of Wall street were in ,.nxuid
condition yNs,srISoy They hsl met the ensmy and
nssI,fs ss, ;:sSS
5 Edgar aasai ' 7H p"" 'nT Wa.
s f;"n "t.gi Il SSG Gas nS h ns I,
every ndmirsr ~ baseball in this vicinity Tor the ruf
pose Of witnessing most Unique and Interesting con.
lest. The brooklyn players VIII he matched against n.
many ~ the old Original 81 Louis Browns Of iSs aud
1859 as can he vot together The regular prices Of ~
10, and % cents VIII prevail, and the game viii be
called az y. O'Clock An attempt is being made by
President Byrne to secure Ferguson and Barne for nm.
pres Tie teams viii probably be arranged as follows:
The sumner Baseball Club Of Brookly have Sept Q
otherwise their schedule complete Their Uro.
gr.mme isas follow; May 81 bergen a, Jersey City:
nj West New Brighton June 10. Glenwood at Kast
Orange; June ~ Aroma al Jersey Ctyt July q Ridge,
9SMns q B,YGs.rae; Ugly . Than at 5sr.eyry;
Al ,wiilian,shriye. July so i;dselsid lark
A. e, At li4scGe!d PARK; Aug, a rutherford
n T., ni!sear,a ragg1i ,Ans 20 EIyih,hoarnr At
.ty; sept -, GlyiAe1barue At E!ytaebourRe,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-28
The wown alive with Col:e.,nn..

lIaryarls tenn OF attn who compete at
Manhattan red to-day arrived at the Fifth Avsnu.
Motel yesterday afternoon. Capt J. S. Cook and James
q. lnthrop have chargs of the team. They do
pec TO capture point in the sprus but they rely on
first in the wheel rare high and broad jumps
Fearing 10 get tho low hUrde with bpre :gins
chance ~ ne half ana one mile In i.4e weights
Eylus IL Te.e upon 10 WIN.
NHtrs men - ;.c Park Avenue I!o,ci under ii.
car" Of tnnt. =. -. wrjght and Nike Murphy. their
tia.N"r ffinrrion's men are quhrterrI at laylor's
"a. Jersey CITY jack Hgrhast,r- refusing to E.."v'
" u"r 10 NS'' Gotham uniil nry drive direct to IN.
.iU,fns ~"HrthT ores Ei-n. Win " .sl,yaNs Am.
h-rstt nni williams '-:.is Giartcred n, the
ErGnsNiFk
a'n'iurk OF Amherst. tao f1N1rte for the quarter.
mic rL, ~h"t .at nTtHt. II Is smash FRINGE
i1!l Hi iir III. cap. nAt the event uf i.oiiy
I.rirr Ntn"'nr the jerseyiuen's caa:Ices tor the
trophy very rosy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-28
Hrrrc.hon-s Fin Against burgess. Cen.
turb0nrJ.

B'sroS. Nag o,,--lt VIII b, tie HrgrcshoA m
against the burgers csntrehoa.t - Harbeh-ai in tie
race for :U-;oniers on Mcmnr,a. Di". Tho cFarS
ilerrcshoa IN bCni. W. : Hopper Handsel, wl bs
IN Il. ana against her w ittet Mi Gordon DeStei's
IiswS ami Mr. e. t. J.. am 'anry. huth Burgess
boats Tbs beng ,h= lHrtG rara OF ihe Han!Ic!.
well AS the nrst or2or'' nj" 70 t"sithe metal"f tho
mn boat ayn' ur; tSrcs. mere Is great interest
In tiis ii'S' ~ ~, 'Is'iI
The 't,'l,l 'I- once NJ secretary Eaton
this aft vruu". Az! he 90" no comprised al that
Terri'ci hL' by iIlt :, ,"n,tH other 3ufuoers
may q "utyr.d ihr Ias ~ the Mir iOrLn,l
Dexter WI have 10 dn grand hl.i" AT &" get tho
liawk ~ -h' to "A i ~ On The railway OH
I.twrN'. ~ Thursday ereurs 10 receive her new
zen rcDuaris "A wHlch win DO san i.toO weight OF
lea T.,
lh.s race onens iMc Eastern Won't E!nhs senson.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-28

According to ca'ie despatch yesterday to
the Fnca 'inioTs. both hnvin and Jackson AFRO
in primo condition, and ench Is confident OF
the r.su''. The ightwill BEGIN ut 1880 O'Clock
on Moniay n'gn,. at the National Athletic
Club. inn3"H. Neither man will leave his
training u,'aiters until the morning OF tho
nr!tie. tnrHsun will weigh iDi lounds md
SANn IT, CHARGES Mitchell. niu! Tom VIII
itnis " i. 81, The seconds Tor Siavin. ard Joo
thoyuski aud " Pais.u' Dnvics viii oiliciu.e in
the same capacity 70. jackson.
Getting in London yesterday was 3 TO | on
Slavin. because be Is carrying tho lulk OF tho
money. The hnttle Will ta:. place in II twenty
fuot ring which will be built on the main tioo,.
and surrounded Ivy raised seats The reieres
has rot been SCI, l"h upon as yet. but 1t will DO
eithr gle Or Vie.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-28
RlGxinG Up the Jersey Yncits.

Christine the largest NJ the cabin boats in the Pavo.
Ma heef was put overheard YESTERDAY.
The Sloop Nnonnie I'd by Cant Wright of tho
sey Ciiy Yacht Club Is now being rg.ed
The catbCut Nawa owns! by &. f. Cameron Of tho
Newark Yacht cab has bee tIpgnlI ably yerbpuIed
Tho sloop Bcssir was rolled 1T tnr ,rnvs on guuuay
She Is owned by Nice.CorI.Duurr Van Horne ,r the
jersey City Yacht CLUB, "
N. Bs-r has presented to she Paroria Yacht Club
handson. sx flag. L. "a pennant. shape aud has the
name OK tho Club inscribed tnereuIi. " "
The atest acquisition to the heet OF the
Yacht Club IS +efont steam launch which was built
for MI LIng' At cost OF nearly 5000
BY next SUNDAY A. r. Wobrke's OutyIe rradsr,cl
Mi!lers 'inpe.ile Orestes and Anne r.. ali Of the
Newark iacht club. Will be dancing on tho waves.
Tie cabin yacht light Templsr tho propsrty Of Rob
pohshea the oldest member In the y. O. already
In sailing trim anu showing greater speed than ever
Frank BEDFORD Charles BEDFORD and John Bowen
have purchased the yacht Catherine and rem her
the Stella B. She will ny tho burges OF the Newark
Yacht Club
The Hudson River and Newark Bay Yacht clubs have
sent letters OF thanks TO Secretary Soper Of Pavo.
MIA Club for the courtesy allo the priv.
leges Of the club house at Atlantic Highlands. '
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EVANS GAMBIT.
GETTING EEaDY FOR TIE SI0NaE.
Crack Yachts Preparing for tho Opening



Cruises.
Fred vanherbIlts yacht conqueror is being fitted out
at Erie Basin.
The feet of the Yons.rs zach. Cub will sail to Nyack
o Decoration Day.
Bradford X. McGresor's steam yacht Reroso will GO
into commission tomorrow.
F.w Sheridan's yacht Madcsp ot the Atlantic Yacht
Club went into commission ast week.
Tho twenty frs. nnnua, REGATTA Of the New Jersey
E~-Judge Writings yacht nanodil of the seawan.
haka Yacht Club has been lifted out for the season.
T. s. Stokess steam yacht Fra Diayoio is being over.
hauled at Capt y Laymans shipyari at G.eenport.
Commodore Banks will be entertained a; inner TO-
night by some of the members of the Atlantic Yacht
The ih!!a'elrhi. Yacht Clubs river honse a. snrsey
@
| England n xt sunday.
It, s.s a..e ISS being
| cruise on the Florida coast.
The schooner zach, rsnela. Owned by Arnold Thayer
start on cruise to Halifax in a few days,
Comm ,'ore Terry his cnle a,p,cs reetlns Of the
nual cruise and rendezvous VIII DO decide, upon
Mr. has an order for inc keelb"st for the
Island and be ready for the archmon. race JulyI
Cnp Gro;v.nor ror ers soon
sails
s ssn of
y rein"deied inside She is commanded b. Capt; L. II.
The steel schooner being built Mt rtc7rra-s vnri
Mr.. BROOKS ready 20 hnys her ,sts st"?nc,l.
rcga,ias after that date.
c Z .. .P5 c ye x s. Of n q. .ssi
Gibbs house At woodsburs. ''NN' AVN 'N'
Ss I% Ws,r. .ss .
nSutI She 4 built 81 tho Hsrrssoa model and
inc and ."S ss vi.
be adv BY end OF this week. II. "
Arisdns Is getting stern at win.rnSSam's ''''
M :af that he x PIT III in
for cruising" Then. with a smile. he added: II
wait and see"
Ths mrs; .esa.t. Of tn. coEn,ilnn Mosquito Flee.
30 races for the following classes Boat. ri
made at IL O'Clock in the morning.
snr kn d. sr se "a n, that
mont Co. will be launched next week She win iiy
s s ,.a w pS 1GsH s
for Eobert Guse, viii be finished early next mouth
stead hay Yacht Gmb Tor their opening y regatta on
Tuesday June ., o Tne club cnn,empates spending
s :" a as SnS
. sH S%n rG FOR july "G 1s annual cruise is
and Tro on g. Nnao f% d. 2p, #
70 be called the Bantam for w. H. Grrnbury.
+. de koppet.
nss: q ; : rs
by s s :e vii Of Of he Gn se a.
f "sneh anchor NJ in I'VE ines The Gpss
@p ho. H. via h.n ' se IL The ar .sS S
.s'Ts in. or u iHs FIFE
1s t% a To ss h ss sar M Tor
in cruising trim and no limo will be taken.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-28
''rNen Races Fun att 1t. Louis.

- lorIs, Nav o7-Threo favJrites three heavily
n'cke Ftc ld choices ami one 10 shot wers the
winners ~ ihs Jockey Club track to-day The upset
came IN tho NTH race when MissI Frances at 20 TO J.
nm the ihrmr.tc Ieuinpta by hair length In tho
mpIlh race Whittier aud kanesv ran dead heat for
place. summary; ~
firat Ehte--SiS ard u half fullonRs Lord willn
Tt tr, !" j. Knight second. 1De Desoon thId,
second Ricc-four aud n hift furlopgs Princess
Time, o;5Gil " r. " '
Ihiri isace-Six furlongs. Ahnis Race hrst. Odetto
"rrsnI Lrp"rhinc thl!d. 1lm1, .lIh
.fotrih Rac"-seNen and n half fuT.onga Mary Sue
Time. ~, ~ " 49, ''~
brIs second, Alice Ii: third. Trme, ! IL.
yrsss t ,u s.itHf"na hF' Texas
uTs, verge 0UT Setopl Cas- ells thlid Time, l.t8.
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LAIoNiA KY, May 2T--The weather to-day as clear
ana mo attendance at the large. The track MS
lun!py and SLOW. Tho even 6 resulted AS follows
finst Nace.six and n half fur onGs, Ra i,He. 100
ainF'erL, hrst; Contest. second IitndO,g n, third
Itlns ;2oa Betting against the winner. g" /.
S'con hAce-- en- furinngs. Jack Richardson. VI
q. .hNm n nr>t: Torrent. second. FoShi!l, third
Ii me. iia. citing against the winner. 4tol
Ihirn tacs Halt mile: for two year.ots DUNCAN.
non iIS Lindsay hrst; Kettle Archer. second: Rose.
,raL thiri. Time, 0i5v. Betting against the winner,
ronrth Racs-seven and = half furionys Overflow
% Hsn mT: .i.,n as the ,sG w,ner Ehs third 1me
arr fi'n kaer-six furongs. Avon Dor. 1oa lranD,
betting against the winner 9 to 1. >"
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CHICAGO, May 27.-Ths track at GARFIELD Park to-day
EN- W tar SNAP The races resulted as follows;
.rIs hace-fnr maiden tTO.ycarolds: half a mile
hlnn s'ar IL DENNY first: Frank Evans 1ls UIAth.
aES second: Marraduke, stNniiing: third. Time.
oiU.nt. beitlnR against the winn5r, (: to ].
NJ seKKU Uu haSs-s.inx: I'VE inrlongs Joe wooman.
" Ihunin nrst Shiloh. 10 (Ar.rLk). second: Little
a noek; ~ o. Williams third lni", i:lih; Betting
rhirl -iinnhlcar: six furlong. woodpeckcr,
~ Wiinh Billy rinkertom 10 ts,rnRerl, - Rig
tn wi;n ~ 'Mnorel O. Time. loit BsttnR against
,, rnnnrIi Racc'tiling one mile, Livingston ~ a.
,Mi!nahs, laHgarpn ~ WashamL .: Miss Pnito on,
2toI ''H 'H NV "''''''''
il'th Ra"c-Seling: I've furlongs Salvation. llc H.
lon I IoH (; Morse JOB " W,iipmsa: Fred Hons
rr. n"' Mann. H. Time. l:loia Betting against the
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Quot rcn are const"'r"'.Y ""Ic,-'i rrrama'"a
To be played at IrhNrd y 'I'' gruIui, >oih Trrok-
Ign. on Decoration DaS bc'"c II tn" Veteran James
NcIarou o. Huwark Dad Vain ", IA land. pet =
tho y. OOH IN ri cher, IN. a'icr ha. been showing
up in One form lhaE Tar mas season. ani America 90
fayOrite VIII have he k-Yrd up ton note 70
hope for success TN, f. "at H., say ~ i'r nslyH.
Bu. question is ~. they '!uk OF mat
In Newark - To ,nrt'st viii be for so SIDE at
eighteen Yards No .'t.nns IN regard to weight aUi
measurement ~ Qu"i>
Ennch Look PROPRIETOR q: tho Astoria quot
EroLnis has arrHu-"d prog ANNE !ur u. curIitr
Day. wIU he - han ilcap tournn mem. omen 10 a .
eighteen wards. .t's MOI Ia b. - Ell six rorn!.
in weight fhc Mo- Ifkc viii 10 , u iiar.a.rr,i
breec .loadug sIuis ii The SECOND ani thr r..,,,
will be enlraIc" ll'u"y, The zee being r acrA a. .
cents. pU 10y =. 10 .Iey spys that he va, ylys
purse for 'inio,ren and Mcfarland ritch for ana
$40 pGr-c TO- joIn siofFock ana frank Dor4u,
sor,u BrnlimN Mn, 2T-"hcn the University of
Penn yNHna lu IA. bT; tn end the Ain innnx
in the ya"r with l'high rain b-san fading aud ~.
pre- Adams called the game. The scOr. stood . and
The Hudsans Of Brook yn have cancelled tn. game,
with the New Hamburger Club on decoration Day, tn.
HUdsons with their strong team would like arrange
TWO ssmes with any nrstclars club offering rea.onsbs
gusrsntess for thai day c. Hogan. 267 Noaa stsssS
brootlyn.
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Tbs race opens tue Eastern YGoht Clubs season.
blue NocI. 'T,us,:riS ut IGnrrisl,uru,

UARR,sErrG. May .,.-Ano'her day Of tho Harrisburg
Shooting Association toUrua'n' has bern co;nple, ell
Among the arrivals w"r George Mosher Of Fultou
~ y. Dan l-fevre at syrav.se, y. s.. Harry Thurman
OF Philadelphia. W. Fred puimhy OF New York y n
Ahcrrombi" of Wtiams port. and j. II. worden OF tho
lone cIub About !rcn'y events Were shot during
day al VIII - were regular prouruInu,.
matches, AZ tttc.n targets "s"h 81 IA entrance
ll'iaIn Iouprt at New lofk did some marx ahIr
good sDo' my under expert rules ma nx "A mn, al =,
straight ~ missed only l. targets out Of 49, AMI
iuHde the highest average. ~ LILO Der &c nj wlnn,,
rrst Nancy. j mcs II wooden was next with * H. ia
per cent, He Won s,rord MONEY. James Is p,ng.r non
ibird with rs $40 per cent. b. Mccormick mais the
lowest average 10 les cent.
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Results of G,ouc..,cr R,c.,

GiOrrysrBR May c7-rhs races run at the South Ia
sey Jockey c!uD track to-day rssul,en "a follows:
First Race-fonr and one.haIf fur!oIIss Aguasco
pf sss"na Rtis mile briv1, Eyes
Third Race-Six nIi half turlongs Irttoon nrs,
L9si star seroni lroana third. Time, l::lOLa
second Prohibition t.rl Tire. l:oI.
Fitth Ea't-orc ana onnIuar;er mites Middle one
FIRST. ,orrento second, Dan lee thrl Time. 2.:.SL,
sixth Race-Styen tnrongs Mi.o nrst, Ufaece sec.
ohd. Griui,.tdi tErd Time. 37&..
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On-n,ng OF the Local Tennis Season

The hrss important local tennis tournament Of tho
season vii! b' that Of the New York Tennis club The
event VIII begin on the clubs courts at II7,h street
and 81. hicMo,ss avenue on Wednesday Afternoon.
doubles. aud miAed doubles viii be- played and bsnd
koIie price awarded to the winners and in
sTsna, I ~ Hso. sssrs,sE si s. Schoss
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Princeton Go,nr au.a How,uu Strong.

PHScrvoS. May 27.-Much interest was manifested
by the athletic and rowing contingent of the rnlv.r
sity ~ meeting held last nisht. Plans vrTo made
ior Pacing rnwiha on successful footing and crew
VIII be selected ana maintained a. private urganka
ton H. l. b. Henderson, n3 was elected President OF
the Rowing Association: r. G. Wherry, Pekn. China
seeretnry and Treasurer and H. o. Murray. 3D. OF New
York. Captain,
The Athletic Association elected II. r. Shelton Q3 OF
St. Louis, Treasurer the Baseball Association seerted
Wilson Ferguson Ms their President. and Theodore r.
Humphrey OF south Orange, Treasurer
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The Programme OF the Seawanh q II a. c oriu.
tbLnn0.

The Regatta Committee OF the SeawanhakaCorin.
THAN Yacht Club issued programme OF the races
to be sailed during the season. The annual regatta
Will 10 sailed July . Prizes will be offered In the fol-
lowing classes: sch0onegs iDtoot GLASS; Scoops
tert and yaws, 4,itoot, 4oinoi :i5toot, and o,oot
land Challenge Cup for 4ifnot-rs viii also be sailed
for. There Will be two series for Cub cAbo ,ts which
can be sailed Oh amy week days f.0m June j tn sent
oo. for these special prizes " W b" aw ardtd to w,i
presented 10 the Clab four prizes valued AT sI5 each
to be raced for by the sma yachts en- the rpud Sal
urday Of euch month, "
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The Runners ut Toronto,

follows: -
First RRce--Three-quar Of q mile B.,brlrcsn
rrst. Lee second Fleur-tte third. Time 20
second Pace-' ne and one. eighth mii-s. Beefeater
hIsi bagnipes second Lord STANLEY ihrL Time, lost,
second. llrh of tine liare,n third. Time ! 30
Fourth l'arc-fN 'eiHht,Is ~ mil. lusan first
f;th Race and ono eght h mites Reile OF o ange
2;O6i1 ' ~ ' "'' ''-'e'