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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-02

1t would seem that Mr.. Cleveland's Minnesota
friends IN their state platform are endeavoriue
to set the keynote on silver for the democratic
national convention. They say. after square
declaration for bi-metal lism, that the ratios
between gold and silver should be readjus,ed
In such manner that the number of grains of
either metal in the unit of coinage shall be of
equal value, after which coinage Of both shah
be free and unlimited This is adopting the
gold standard Of value for the silver dollar
and may or may not mean, in accordance with
the course Of things after free coinage has
been decided upon as policy, the maintain
ing Of that standard indefinitely. The position
viii not suit the silver people.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-02

The grand jury in New York has taken note
OF the manner in which gambling goes on. and
there Is . prospect that those who cannot shake
on the toals Of nss Goddess Fortune will have
to aye up their money and buy seats in the
stool exchange.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-02

On. Parkhurst 10 getting in some more work
on the police department. of rev York, having
secured pressntment from the grand i,,ry
based apon its alleged completely with keeper,
OF disorderly places DR.. Parkhurst is apnar.
entity more In earnest and in earnest In mora
places than any social reformer Of t'oe times.
de strikes at vice and crime throv h the OIL
sers Of the law who wink ~ crime and vice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-02

The Standard Oil Trusts dissolutionis looked
upon with snspicion- The public 10 not quite
abls 70 conceive the abandonment Of good
thing by any corporation through motives Of
generosity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-02

Inc Italian cover nment cannot well MAKE its
participation IN We worlds fair conditional on
the indennifyu- g Of the families Of I,nlians
Iynened a. New. Orleans Aplace in the world
iaar n OF lar more importance to the country
Represented. than it is to the United States. 40
WAL any attempt to bargain lie 40 deficient in
praetaek policy a. ID Ia m dignity
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-02

Senator Hill says that he iaveI ted the Reed
Qass Czar) rules. He says al % that he .,,q.
sessed IN his Elmira speech RE recent knock.
Gus OF We silver bill Ii on ~ remains for the
versatile Senator TO estsbr. sh his authors hin Of
.ae iAss force hill to env tie him to say proudly
II am republican" ~Id to be locked in the
fassrnAi embrace a ,x-speaker Reed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-02

Philadelphia has provided number Of
checks to prevent the misappropristion Of her
funds. The financial stable 10 nov secure. the
horss having been effectively spirited away.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-02

Bismarck in Official exile seems to have friends
70 help him celebrate his birthday anniversary.
Such rare men are hoaored for what they do
or have done. not for the petty trsppinss Of
odics.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-02

ystsm for doehns the pay Of absent MEM
bsrs Of Congress might be srrsnsed. Mr..
1ailsy Of Texas would make good time keeper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-02

THr MoxurrsrA1.
ss7 AND sae st. n. ".
FASHION LEADERS Nv
FINE MILLINERY. cLoAKs. HOSIERY.
GLOVES, &C..
Hsspsctfuliy invites attention to the
GRAND OPENING
OF sprins Novssiss h
PARIS BoNNETs. LONDON ROUND HATS
And most carefully sslsctsd vsrissyof
CHOICE NIL LIHERY GOODS.
Rmbodyine the correct styles - adopted BY the
LEADING MoD1srEs OF PARIS AND LONDON
For the approschins season.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY.
April and g.
We will show in all our departments complete lines Of
novelties. comprising
NEGOTIATIONS
LADIES' WRAPS, CLoAKs. NEwMARKETs.
MAcKINTosHEs, GossAMERs. LADIES' SHIRT
WAISTS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. SILK, COT
TON. MERINo AND MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES FOR LADIES. MEN AND
CHILDREN. coRsETs. UMBRELLAs. HAND
KERcHIEFs. YELLING. &c.
For these two days We will offer a. . special induce
10 PER CENT
on Of marke prices in every Department.
1t. THE MONUMENTAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-02

SENSIBLE HousrKrrprss
UPON SOBER SECOND THOUGHT RECOGNIZE
THE ABsURDITY OF THE IDEA EXPRESSED IN
GLOWING ADVERTISEMENTS OF DEALERS
WHO OFFER HOUSEHOLD WARES BELOW COST.
KNOWING THAT MERCHANTS WITH AN EYE
10 WEALTH SELDOM DISPENSE CHARITY A A
MATTER OF BUSINESS.
WHEN FIRsr.cLAss ARTICLES ARE OFFERED
FOR TIE MERE TAKING. THE PUBLIC TURNS
DEAF EAR TO THE oLARINo DECEPTION
AND SEEKS FOR REAL MERIT UPON THE
ADAMANTINE BAsIs OF UNIFORMITY IN
PRICE AND HONESTY OF REPRESENTATION AZ
PICTURED IN OUR
EQUITABLE
WHICH cHERIsHRs THE PROMISES OF ONE As
1T DOES THE WEALTH OF THE OTHER, CARRY
ING HAPPINESS AND COMFORT INTO TIE
MIDST OF EVERY HOME. ExACrINa MERELY
A SMALL PORTION OF YOUR EARNINGS IN
WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS, AS THE
CIRCUMSTANCES OF EACH ONE MAY DE-
TERMINE THE EASIEST.
LENIENr IN MISFORTUNE. EQUITY HAS
EVER BEEN ITS GUIDING STAR
FURNITURE.
CARPETS.
MATT1yas.
BABY CARRIAGES.
REFRIGERATOR,
GAS AND vAPoR STOVES
AND WORKS OF ART.
HOUSE HERRMANN'e
CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES.
OF, ol0, gu AND g23 9TH 81.
AND
ape e3e MASS. AVE. N. ".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-02

ASTONISHING
Discounts
Are now being offered
my entire stock Of
Clocks. Watches, Dia-
mouds and JewsIry Of
ererV description.
Ere,y,hino in stock
will be sold at great
reduction.
Our
FIRST
GREAT
QUARTERLY
REDUCTION
SALE
II now on, and a. II 10
an Entirely nen de-
JrdrfuYe, success Ii
assured with such totc
prices quote.
Monday and Iuesd0y
next WATCHES viii
be spectai-that ID.
la GER discount than
y.at will he offered.
VII tier you buyOr
not Hou iaps cd 10
call an took r0und
A. l.. SAIrzsrErS. JR..
Manufacturing Jere,er.
sos SEVENTH ST.
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MosnAr.
/. TursDAr.
WEDNESDAY.
CA,rrr SAFE

WxpxrsDAr.
CAnrrr SAFE
hns Of the Best Quality NooUErrES ssdnesd
nom 81 80 70 q per yard line of ths second quail
isy. o. MINES AoouHrTKs. reduced frs0 els 70
Alins Of the Best Quality BODY sRussIIs. ssa.a-
erd makes rsducsd from IL IS 70 u yard Second
Quality BODY aRUssELs Fsdueed from o. Is y
7oe p, ysra.
ducsd rom u % to TO Per yasd ssd from sLSo pr
TAPESTRY BRussr1s-. strong Lin. It Csc.
Regular price. q.
A few p.ttsrns left Of on. 100 rAPEsrlf. asgu.
500 HAssocKs. sc. each.
STRAW MArrlsaa
Our sprins importations srs nov ss.iyine. sad ~
have opened up . tsautifui line In all tie vasiou
grades Of DAMAsK. PLAIN COLoRs. FINE WARP.
FANCIES. PLAIN WHITE, CHICKS. pLAIDS.
b.. from 1oc per yard up
CAnrrr Ruas.
ADMINISTER AND Wnros Ruoa
10 feet inches by ID feet. worth COS. reduced 10
10 f:.. inches By ID s... inchss worth eos. -.
sfest 3 inches By II feet inches. worth -. ~
duced to go
MoauErrs Ruea
duced to eco.
sfest inches By feet ,achss. worth ga rsdsssa
to els.
feet inehe. by ls feet inches. worth sse.5o -.
feet inches BY II feet inches, worth sss. ~.
duced to 62;J.
10 fest inches BY Il fs.. inches. worth go -.
| duced to el0
VELVET RUGS.
sfest inches By 10 feet inches. worth eeo. ~
duced to els
sfes. inches BY II feet inches. worth ssa. ~.
duced to SIS
sfsst inches by 10 fee. inshsa worth ssa 50.
ducsd 10 s25.
sie:t 3 inchs'by IL feet inches. worth ss5. r.
10 feet inches BY Is f.ss inches. worth s4s. ~.
duced to e85.
10 feet inches By 10 feet inehss worth sss. ~.
duced 10 $50.
BODY BRvssr1s Rues
sfeet snshss By feet inches. worth s2l. reduced
i 70 Vlo OO.
feet inches by IL fest inches. worth Gas. ~
stest niche. by IL feet inches. worth sso. re.
feet inches BY Is feet inches. worth ss5. -.
duced to &25.
10 feet 8 inches by IL fssts inches. worth sszso.
| reduced to SIS.
TAPESTRY BRussr1s Rues
sfeet inches by IL feet inches. worth see so.
| reduced to els.
sfest inches by ID feet o inches. worth ses. 70
sfeet inches by IL feet inches. worth s2a 50,
| reduced to AIS.
10 feet inches By 10 feet inches, worth ga. ~
y iset niche. BY 17sss. inches. worth "a. n.
A line q SMYRNA RUGS at 90 per cen. OF the rssu
pi hd5h AsEEEs A5AskA
SWEETS kEFRIGEKATOKS.
BABY CARRIAGES.
Oyer 100 different styles from IS. 70 mp.
oEpAs MOTH gSX E, the RE
w. B. MOSES & Sosa
Con. llrH AND F Sra NV.
AK to see our bargains in UPHoLsTERy GOODS
cskrpAtSS EssRS ~. sIsk CI8TyIlESHlNGs 60
to call and give estimate and submit samples in ords
| to have them when wanted.
See our furniture sale illustrated in Sunday Post.
L
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-02
LAcrs To KNOW Or.

Look doun this long aisle. note the counters and
shelves crowded with Lsces. Noe PICK out ne best
bargains. Well give you an hour. day. three days
to 70 THROUGH the stock. and then you will b bsw
dered But IRE knou and tel vsu; are glad to make
the Pslas Royal advertisements proatabls reading TO
you.
IN
HE following tho best bargains In Point
dIrelande and Point Gene LAces in Cream. Beige and
Twc-tone effects Ask for these numbers:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-02

These goods come in the new
sprinz Shades and the different
styles are handsomely displayed
IN one Of our LARGE show win
dows.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-02

For New 40-inchwool Crepon
worth Soc
For New 4o-inch Wool Chev-
ron worth 3s>c.
For New 4o-ineh Diagonal
worth Soc.
For New 4o-inch Wool Bed
ford Cord worth Ssc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-02


No. 10 10 inches wide. sc. yard
Soo ns inches ~tne yaro
No u IL IL inches wide. SOC. yard
No.1 - IL inches vida. 6Oc. yard
No4i II lis fncnes Wids- .Soc yard
MOI 70 II inches vide. 81 yard
Nos Is l21S inches wide IS yard
Nos 10 IL inches wide LOO yard
No. In IL inches wide rs yard
81 The narrower laos to match proportion
atsy Low in prices l0s- 10 800 . yard. yansinG in
widths from to inches
DLAcK silk Point d'Ireisnde Dem i-aouncinn are
not only used for your dress. but also for dlk and
other undsrscrtA Hsss the best bargains. which
you viii be Glad to know Of:
No. II In 3 inches wide. &c yard
No. - Is 8 inches wide. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS yard
No. A Is 4 inchss vide. d5c yard
No. ~ h % inches viAs. SOc yard
No. il is . inches wkis. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES yard
No. % is 10 inches vds...........,,,...65 c yard
No. d n o inches wids. q yard
No. IS is 10 inches vide. 0Oe yard
No. az h inches wide ...............S IL 20 yard
No. rs 10 inchss vsAe. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS yard
aTfhe narrower to match ere from 8 10 inches
vide lac, 22c.. &C., SOC. 3ic and A5c. yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-02

24-ineh Plain Batiste. This
10 also half wool and somewhat
finer than plain challie or nuns
veiline. The coiors are Tan,
Gray. Navy Blue. Stee,, Pearl.
Black, Garnet, Cardinal. Myr-
tie. Nile. Old Rose. Others
charge lSc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-02

24-inch Crepons. These goods
are strictly half wool and show
&c . decided ADVANTAGE. The
shades show mp beautifully.
Evening rs well ~ street colors
make the assortment very at
tractiye. 1sc. all over the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-02
STRAW MArr1sos.
MoouErrs Rues

sfsst inches BY II feet inches. worth as, -.
duced to eco.
sfeet inches By feet iachss, worth ga reduced
to els.
feet inches by l2 feet inches. worth s3e so -
duced to 81. so.
sfeet inches BY II feet inches. worth s32. ~
duced to S25.
10 fest inches By Il feet inches. worth e5A. ~
duced to $40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-02

past Satines have not been in
ant Of new fsbricstrying 10 crowd
lass OF goods that are hard 20
he service that every lady can
eiore We have negotiated for q
they come in tor our Monday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-02
W. B. Mosrs & Sous
Con. llrH AND F Sis. NV.

Ask to see our bargains In UPHOLSTERY GOODS,
CURTAINS. FURNITURE COVERINGS, 10.
SLIP COVERS FOR FURNITURE. Send us Q postal
to have them when wanted,
See furniture sale Illustrated In Sunday Post II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-02

o o o o.
For several seasons =
such demand on sccou
them out. butt IL q 81
down on account Of Oh
yet out Of them, there
line Of remnants, and
sAles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-02
VELVET RUGS.

sf.st . inches By 10 feet inches. worth $50. !
duced to els
sfest inches BY II feet 2 inches, worth oS3.
duced to e25
sfset inches by 10 feet inches. worth ss2 50.
ducsd 10 S26.
sfest inches by ID feet inches. worth ss5, /,
duced to S2a
10 feet inches BY Is fsss inches. worth e4s.
duced to e85.
10 feet inches By 10 feet 6 inches, worth o5s
duoed 70 a36.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-21
Odds and Ends of Sporss.

y J. Joe DonoShuc and Ansel rowclson nr,et met
Ia comnciiii"n., The latter had become n professional
before the N"wbnr, lad made his II Dn'.
The oxiHg bouts OF the Park Athletic club wIlltakc
nihc. ms evening, Tho club lost about 500 on ,me
Ir.rht, postnohtntnt. heins compelled 10 biy Gus u
ua'e OF aho'heF party for the hall ihis evening
constant Reader La Blanche. the Marine. ionant
DtInIsey twice. The nrst LAlile took place ~ lhiin.
mont on Ftb, 1856, and resulted III a victory 'or
n n""Im " u. ! "a nl"lr,,e on THIS orrsSl"h ~ ~ mat
1sa,n mine california Athletic Club on AUS. u, iSs.,
round.
"Wednesday niGlt Mt the 81. George A, c. gymnasium.
brohd lnnp competition Tor The Il. fulton cutting cup.
liih )un'p was . feet Nv inches. ". - french 1e,hg see.
9nn WIN y rect "a inches. aud !, sun ill,a Win y rect
y, pi ~ MN. A large crowd wh,,nsn tme 'Untetl'
wrestling, by hobbyn and Tilriss, and tumbling by tue
LInlnons brothers
A. a special meeting yesterday afternoon me cross.
,onntIy As.1eihton of til. c0ltg" OF the wy OF New
,nih ".clicu 10 POSTPONE the mr. OF .nelr nAhnicsp
races Tor a point medal uniil ono week nom to-
morrow, ms step WAS taken TO klie smne ol lhe run.
ners. VINO are lacrosse players. u chanco TO play NJ
Montclair to-day There win be SIS Of these handicap
ut Morris PARK. For this race the pIizes, wall ho silver
culs TO the irst five men TO cross The finishing line; In
upon for paper chascs4
william ". Eob-rtson made n match yesterday be-
tween JIM Sullivan OF New York and Tom Kelly OF lio-
h"keh, \, ~. 10 meet In all eight.round go at the profes-
sional boxing entertainment of the Acorn Athletic As.
s4ciation. which will take place IN election night,
union street. Broog IN Butb men, have put up dc.
post Of x5D IN tho hands OF the club IS 3 guarantee
that thoy win lie on hand, There viii be three other
bout, OF six rounds each. rhe :, spsrIow' has . big
cream Of tho lot, Every man he syaus VIII place 9 salts.
Factory deposit in the clubs hands.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-21
amor WINS TIE MA7CH.
The One.iime PacirE Star of Grand Ctr
cult Too Fnst TOR Miudsor u.

The One.iime PacirE Star of the Grand Ctr
cult Too Fast Tor Niudsor u.
Five hundred persons saw the match for
| 5000 between the PAGERS Arrow. 2:l3t4. and
| Windsor H.. 2:22tt. decided yesterday after
noon over the half-mile track OF the Parkway
Driving Club at Gravesend. Arrow winning in
three straight heats.
Tho match was tho outcome Of q friendly ex-
hibition on Saturday last. when the course OF
the Parkway Driving Park was opened. Wind
sor II. defeating Arrow through the latter'sun
stcadincss. Upon that occasion John II.
Shuts. Jr.. son Of the millionaire owner OF
Parkviilc Farm. drove Arrow. who is the prop
| crty OF Frank Beard. while Louis Erdt han
died his own gelding. The conditions for yes
terdny's match called for the same drivers.
John Driscoll. hieftrainer Mt Parkville Farm.
took Arrow in hand, and had tho old follow rs
line ms silk Yesterday. Hooked 10 n bicycle
Suirsl nc dainty GHTty i Hand lin s"v roii he:' around the
turns. Mr.. Erdt made no provision for u
spiky. and found that he could not secure u
some time. while his friends secured slie neigh
borhood in search Of a vehicle. The best they
the tnS. do If' MGs .r SON e" OF W Siai ";r'" Was h ha i"ii:
capped several seconds.
Arrow made s,I9ndstill break rounding the
yards away before Mr., shuts got the snMe%edy
nv oNcLhhulc,iN lhuSoT. very TupiiiS. u buu
a comfortable lead when he again broke.
Windsor II; requires no driving. and Is as hon
est as the day Is long. SO that Arrows mistakes
were costly. Arrow had 80 much speed in re-
serve, however. that he came on and won the
heat in handy style. Time. 2:3l.
For the second heat Windsor II. drew a
regulation high wheel sulky. and when Arrow
went up on the turn tho spectators expected
to SEQ u better contest than IN the first heat.
When Arrow settled he few UP the backstretch
at q 2:!G gait. and the heat was never in
doubt. Mr.. Boards Gelding winning away of
iR2:nI.
Darkness was, closing rapidly and both
parties consented to start for the final heat In
and but for o break on III" lover turn would
have beaten 2:2O. As it was no showed n lot
OF sneed-enough To warrant the belief that In
good hands no can equal or beat his record OF
2:l3-and won tho heat and race by an eighth
OF q mile. Time. 2:23.
Match 5000: pacing.
Frank Heard.6 q. Arrow, by A. " richmond
'richtons first. by Cr,chion ID. u. Shuts. Jr.Ll ]
l.. EIdts b. y. Windsor II. a.. Erip. .........o = =
rimr-:;3i, = 20. . :23.
A,matinGe will be held tomorrow afternoon.
with contests Tor ) 100 and 2:4O horses.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-21
Yachting New. or I.,.re.t.

William A. s!ater's new auxiliary yacht. which was
described In yesterdays SrN. will have one feature
which is u novelty in steam yachts. and that 10 its din.
Ing saloon will be on the muin deck aud not do wn be.
low, AS is usually the case.
H.s Wilson.-The much.discussed dimension clause
III the new deed of gift Of TIE Americas Cup reads us
foliows: The challenging club shall give ten months
notice in writing. naming the days OF the proposed
race. but no race shall be sailed in the days intervening
between Nov. ! and May l.. Accompanying the ten
munths. notice of challenge there must be sent the
name or the on rr AND n certificate of the name. rig
anu to!!o~ing diinrn sions OF the challenging vessel
name!y,. length on DAD water limo, beam ut load " alter
line. and extreme beam amt igaught of water. which
dimensions shall not be exceeded. AMI u Custom House
registry or the >ess"! must also be sent Is soon AS pos.
sibr.'
MI. Lorer's steam yacht, AveneI. which was run
down on the evening of Oct. : 10y the schooner Myra w,
spear on EXECUTION Light. IL at TebO's dock. South
bro"klyn. undergoing repairs. Her bridge IA ali torn
nwhy: her foremost. and how sprit gone, her main ton.
mast broken. and her who's %sturboard railing stove III,
IL VIII cost considerable money to put her in shape
again,
W J. Hearst's fast steam yacht vamooss is one of
the Few Yachts still IN commission. She makes short
trips up the Hudson once or twI Ice u week.
The members Of tho Sewarcn Land and Water Club
o. sewhrrn. \. y .ha>c gone int o shooting now that the
day on their grounds ut s-war-n. In the evening inc
members VIII indulge IN a bowling tournament al the
10. Eion Beach alleys.
The menbers OF the Brooklyn Yacht club VIII hold .
snisC rilfion dinner on Sunday, at = O'Clock, at their
club house IN GraveseNl BUy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-21
shooting Mt Cnuey Isinnu.

The las. shoot OF tho West Side Trap ieagre series
took place Yesterday nj the grounds Of tho Atlantic
Rod ard Gun I!at AT Wes' End. Cnncy Island. Tho
last four teams entered shot ~ Ten birds each. and the
scores were:
Atlantic Rod ard Gun 'lub-R. DIVER, 30 Yards. 10:
c. 4. Morris. 30 yards. 10; d, Deacon. - yards. &; u.
Z. Bennett. ~ yari'., 4; y Mnlsees. 30 Yards, 10;
q. johnson. * yards. % d MOnsers. 81 yards. 10; a.
L, Morris. 20 yards, =, Total, o..
Gunev Island Nod and tim Clnb-J. A Eppig. 20
yards. 7; l. hyde, % yards, ~ J Schlicman. IS yards.
Z; ". Lair 80 yard, in' q n.llefsen' 81 yards 10; q.
schmldkc, 80 ,nrd:. :; !, Plate, % yards. .. u. bet.
leiscn. ., Yards. y. T0ia. 81.
Fountain Gun Ciub-li ~: Blat'macher. - yards, g;
4. .rook ~ sar,is. 8; {. WHingert; g YARD 10; >;
YARDS. =; br. schwartz. ~ yards, o; A. Eddy. ~ yards.
4 &. Wing"rt, ~ yards. 10. Or swartz, - ards. 10.
Tn'al. ~.
lin, ~ ymr,.. r. ~ In,syr IN y8ris : n iobImsm
- yards 8 + GIsrt. - yards, 4; F! A stu ~ yards,
u; y 4 Schnadte. 30 yRras. u; g.. EnRltbrecht. ~
yards 70 NJ Hayden - yards. o; y. iberi. - yards. :.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-21
New Rochelle Yuch,smrn Meet.

The member OF the New Rochens Yacht Club held
a special meeting last evening at the Grand Union lIo.
tel. The meeting MIS- called for tho purpose Of consid.
ering the genera! condition and interests Of the club.
a communication WAS received from Commodore
Leon Albeit rcsigning his office OF Commodore OH nc.
count Of official business.
This was not received with satisfaction. as Gov. Al.
let. is an enthusiastic yachtsman. and very popular
among the members Of tile club. Ills letter was laid on
the table. and the secretary was instructed to inform
tue Commodore that II was the wish Of tho members
that he would reconsider his action until the annual
meeting.
steps were taken to bring the delinquent membersto
terms. Action was also taken toward raising funds to
remove The Indebtedness OF the club.
a proposition was .receivoh from Adrian Jseliu. Jr,
the owner OF Echo Island, where the club house now
stands. Offering TO lease llarrl,on Leland 20 the club for
u term OF ten years Mt favorable terms n they would
relinq ih their lense ON tho Echo Island property next
yenr, or amy time within the next three years. the time
their present lease has to run. A M of I'VE WAS
appointed by the Char TO confer with Mr. iselin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-21
RY.aN NAA OUIPLA YEp.
Lasker scores IL . nriniant Masssr-He
Has New woa Mise DANES.


John 8. Ryan was booked to play Lasker last
evening. and while awaiting his redoubtable
opponents arrival he explained to tho crowd
why he lost his FIRST game on Monday. 1T
was a very unlueky day" he said. In the
morning trod upon a cats tail. and on my
way to the club I met q cross-eyed woman. But
all this would not have suficed to beat me.
though I hardly could have hoped for more
than a draw. considering these occurrences.
The fact is that there was a hoodoo at tho
club. ana. OF course. l was bound to lose" and
Ryan. who 10 a brave Tammany indian. vowed
TINT he would yet get Lasker's scaln
1t seemed as IL that splteful hoodoo was still
there. Ryan. almost at the very outset Of the
game. lost a pnwn. whereupon Lasker simple
fled matters by trading on as many pieces as
he could. BY 4 o'clock II dawned upon tho on
lockers that Ryan wasn't In II.
In the meanwhile Lasker had won q second
" On the thlrty-third. move Lasker forced
Z mate IN four moves. beginning with a sacrt-
To-day. 4. D.. Hodges will play his. second
game with lasler. Appended Is yesterdays
game In full:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-21
Entries for Beuuinxs To-day.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 20.-The following are the
entries for to. morrow's races at Bennings:
FIRST Hes.Mailens 1woycnsolds, four and a half
Lose, Contrary, lo7, each; Rnick knack colt. Herald,
bonnie Dundee, Tho .Sorceres.. Alice colt, Young
Lou Rhett. ,kaphtha. Forget -me.Not. silver Queen Dolly
n. 100 each.
second Race-selling; hye.eiglths OF a mile. Lake.
view. wa!cott, ~ pounds each; Lithber', ~: Void.
blossom. 100 each; J. b. fraed, Syracuse, i0a each:
Carmine; ~; Troublesome; Montenoi Il. each.
mentor, ~! pounds Lizzie, no. Llzzetta. IU+: Key
West. 1903 Kiln. 100; Chisswick. ~.
Fourth Race-se!ting; nree.s.xtrrnths Of a mile.
Diablo. liz: Cynosure,- lui: Sir Walter Raleigh. IO3:
AipOinl, 100; 81. Joe. %, larClnJnt. ~.
.fifth Race Beaten horses; one mile. Low!ander.
Michael. 1872 each; ~. doe. lot: King Thomas. lOa
kriLona. Nt:- Aockharren, 30: flsnty, ", Belle u %:
Euiin hey. ~,