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The sun., 1892-01-28
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PouGHKErpsIk. jan 27-Thero has never been better
for leo yacht the Hudson River than
exists from Nyerss Ice house the northern edge
OF this city north to Crnm Elbow. distance OF four
miles. The entire surface s as smooth glass. and
not an obstruction 10 visible
There has been considerable activity among ics
yachtsmen to-day. and tho big for the Ice yacht
challenge psnnant Of America now hold by the Hudson
River Club. may be sailed Two clubs have
challenged for the trophy the shrewsbury Club of Rcd
Club must b be c9nsdsfsd Is Tho boat put
yacht scnd now being rgaed at Carthage Landing The
boat will be brought here Tomorrow morning
River Club now on the Ice but Others win probably %
Jack Frost. owned by Archie Rogers will certainly be
here. and It 10 possible that the great race will be
twenty.mils course and must bs made inside Of an
hour.
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COZ. HoerAs,s xrutn
ms New Nst,sasi Aeres.sss wan Net be-
aApDrevsA.

Ais New Natiensi Aeresosss WIN Nss %
eApDrevsA
CHICAGO Jan. 27.-Presidont James a. HAT
Of the Chicago Baseball Club has declined 70
endorse the rules OF the national agreemenS
and sent to Col John L Rogers Of Phtladeiphia
tho following communication:
DsAs Sin, Yours Of aad Inst With draft Of proposed
national Agreement 10 At hand Irsrret TO say snss
cannot vote for the document - now Hsnd fof tne
several reasons which ! shsii herewith explain Ins
rst and principal reason IL that have positive in'
formation which satisnes that the western League
will not become party to the agreement Ihat league
has adop ted new and practical plan by wnich sney
propose to control the salaries OF then piaye sna
squars the playing strength OF their teams. Tnn shsy
propose to accomplish In the following maunsrs Ihsr
Secretary viii contract with niustysx players dirsos
to the league. These players will be divided By com.
mitss into eight teams OF equal strength the teams
will then be submitted to the League for CHANCES snd
eRsySs eRsFss. .,.as;s ;s ,s' r. s
Il. :: soaS Gs e: %
would entirely d,.TanIs ,hsr plan .Hd SSmPS y s
sSsoS SsS hSys SI.s
ssoiss !si.s and sersso sr;s,,sd n
*: ia, g. % ss.srn s:sa. win ers.n.: a.%siss
n nSs: Of sss r. Would
sds ga 6 + s As
theft anairs on the plan proposed by them
q h s:sv
prove the number proposed to constitute ~ bo.rd
.G 20 ~ n .
orary body The Secretary OF the Board as paa
salary a. Secretary Of The Bosrd :nd N ,ao9e
hm Keep % rssstds 2, their player !. :h.Is %I
ows and Ws.isrn is.Ens. ,ncaa s, sS, 3:
sssus Tor protecion. But should either REQUIRE ths
Secretary to keep the records Of tho players they
should pay the Secretary an additional sum OF $500
Tho Eastern and western leagues should not be sub
5sct to tho drafting systsm during their tsa;
sqs T..s.. p =
sum. This Justice to ambitious and deserving play:
g: time. a,sns ss rsspsss : n0qa is.sues whose
Ss board should % an honorary body .na son
with the President of tho National League exoicIo
spd o Board ons % tse.s %
.Ss sdspson q %: 4sssnsns :. .aSm!stsd g me Sy
s0u' Yours lss:d.n. Chicago s.:s5.n Club
nation nafe from 'fresdsnt ss BrusS cnonns IN
ment. and will not vote for It's adoption.
The following telegram from President Hob-
inson Of the Cleveland Club is self-explsnR-
tory:
Coz J. I. Rooms, PHiLApsIrnA: Have read new. na.
n and H.
Of this document before We should be called upon q
be too hasty in Jumping into . new national agree
ment. Tho last one was very expenstvs.
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he CAUSED A sENSAT1OM.
A DIstinguished Visitor that Set the Boys
GUESSING.

It was o'clock last night when ho entered
Tux sun editorial rooms. lie wore huge fur cap, .
fur.lined overcoat and heavily dyed moustachs with
the ends waxed into the figure eight. AZ hs drew on
his fur gloves . thousand sparks radiated from the
gems his fingers. and as no threw open the buffalo
robe the headlight his bosom flashed fantastic ngures
across the room.
Tho desk boys had their eyes glued the clock walt
ing for tho relief hour OF and were ooivious OF the
presence. II was only when the once cat sprang on
the telegraph editors desk and spat vicously at that
the boys ceased their vigil for moment TO see what
was Irritating tho Intelligent feline. Though partly
blinded they all made u rush for It. and four shrin
voices simultaneously sank to awed tones:
"Yessir -
The sporting editor" demanded tho fur warehouse
and jeweiry store. = bedamonded watch hnshedt the
This way. SIR reverentiay said the redhaired boy.
Six O'Clock was forgotten a. were dozen other Wis.
iii bet IT'S de bokey wot's goin to back Slavin for
ventured tho boy with the pimp Pile his nose
Nav said the !its!s S6o...eysd sport. 1T must be
The red haired boy cpined It might be the owner OF
Madison Square Garden and the Fourth took refuge in
"some big gum sure"
It was only Col william II. Harding making . fra
terual call
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Cutti.g Down HarvarA's Baseball Caadi.
dates.

CAnBRrpGR. JAM 27-Candidatss for Harvards base
ball team have beep cut down to the following men,
Lake. 82; washburn and Fearing. 'v8 Lowell Linneld
rockingham. Quisley. Harling Paine. Hapeood. and
HRao. %: Rogers whittemore. Heard. and Manning
'ob. Aside from these the candidates for the bat
terry who will be under the supervision Of Tim Ksefe
The bstsrys training will be distinct from that OF the
other cnndidates 1t will consist simply In pitching
and catching There win be no pras,ics in batting "a
sss wisHn III a ass
Upton. ,83; corbett. 'esi Cabot. ~; Clark 'e4.
The Harvard Chess Club have decided to accept the
70 es pisysd :%pltaneou.ly m. Each sids VII bs :.
side is made known The games will be played BY tele
graph and will probably last the greater part OF tho
present year. Yale's first opening 10 P-Q<L
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what Or. s.v.xs's Psp,ls Ca. DO.


Nearly 1000 persons entertained last evening at
Dr. savagey Physical Development institute when the
Doctors pupils engaged In their second gymnastc COM
petition
Tho competition was very brisk. and medals were
presented for aaround work In which strength. SKILL
agility and grace wero fully considered. The exhibit
tion opened by tho appearance on the floor of
we.drilled class OF Lads under 10 years. who went
through exercises with tho wands and Indian clubs
second wand drill by the senior institute
followed by competitive work on the horizontal
bar. H. ~ Hawkins did The best work. while 4. Fair.
next event the running high jump. lie cleared feet
insn rheRs sms som1 hSs M rope foI Gl,,
measured A5 feet, very good record.
There three obstacle races. Dixon Williams won
the lrst, Charley oIssphs! was yictorea. p the
James S.rdns dd rsmartsS!. fs.. on g. slack
very notice e.be: Price was also At 81. beat Prof
Of the ladies' they managed to bit each other loo.
Tho medals for the best four Rymns.ts awarded
to j. II. Price z. Dixon Williams A. fairlAmb, and O,
]. Ainsworth. Other eompstiors we're smith. Arthur
wschsnhsim. =. Rivers. j. u. Davis and Aubrey Rice
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Philadelphians Saw so.e Fine Handball
Playing.

PHILApRLPHlA. Jan. 27.-Phil Casey. champion hand
ball player Of the world accompanied by John NAL
colin. Major John Carmody. and James Donahue. all OF
tho Brooky sndbau Club. visited this city to-day.
and the big strong. hearty champion ard h.s friends
were cordially welcomed They to fulfil their part
Of contract made time ago with the Amity Hand
ball Club OF this city. wherein Major carmody and Jas
Donahue to play j. J. Bren and Jas. Nolan. tho
hrst series Of eleven games Unfortunately the seres
vas temporarily posponed. owing to the iilncss OF
OBrien. The spectators at the court, however wero
deprived Of game for Champion Casey generous.
ly stepped to the front. and taking Major CArmody
partner. played John Malcolm and James Donahue.
The playing was rare treat to the loyers OF the sport
wonderful MslcOm's exhibition also favorAbly
commented upon The result was:
Sn.so% ma sna DonsSoo a is 717a
During their visit TO the city the Brooklyn delegation
warmly greeted by endent Tom Nicholas.
known the father uf handbaN IN this city. In
pAny with the veteran Nicholas aud James McGucken,
one of tho Oldest admirers of the here the dale
cation visited tho handsome home of the Athletic Club
Sf the schuylkl Navy They were very kindly treated
selves feel home by bob Colbert in charge Of the
The champion asked TO give an exhibition and
obgingy consented; His opponents were Major
Carniody and James DOnahue The display was rather
surprising to tho unlocking members Two games
ware played tho champion winning the hrst by Fl to
20 but the Pnr won the second lone on. BY y to r.
beat wishes OF every adirer Of the old Irish sport In
this city.
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sEElxT1x n LosINo s1ouun
Mas the Veteran Chsss Player at Ia.
Founa Hla Mnsesrs


HAVANA Jan. 27.-The Bohemian Cmsar ho.
ono thing In common with his royal brotbers
the Bourbons. He does not learn nor doos hs
forget. Despite his experience In the second
game OF the cable match. and. like in nj,
eighth and tenth games Of the present contest
he still adhered to his homemade attack in
the Two Knights Defence in the twelfth cams
with tenacity worthy Of nobler cause. His
Fabfus Cunctator tactics. however. were OF no
avail against an aggressive player OF Tsehi.
gorin's calibre. Hardly one hour OF play had
elapsed whom whites pieces crowded in utter
helplessness. were unable to como to tho rc..
cue OF their king. and were condemned to bs
sad witnesses Of q royal execution. steini,,
resiRped on the twenty y-seventh move. '"
-TschiRortn has now commanding lend
Whether Steinits will succeed in winnins
seven games before the Russian secures evss
is q matter Of conjecture. Stetnitzs sancujns
friends console themselves with the fact thas
In his second match with Zukertort, where ibss
latter at one tme had scored four games in
succession and obtained lead OF three points
yet he did not win. The score OF the Havanss.
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d. drAwp ""
STORY or THE TENTH GAME.
Appended Is the run OF the tenth came
which is remarkable on account OF Stein rs
Oyeref0ht- hv which n 10et thu nnaon,
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Jimmy Carroll to Tra,. .ReA Beh. i.

BAT st. LouIs JAM 27-It has been settled that Jim.
my Carroll viii bs the manager and trainer Of Bob
Ftzsmmons again. and Prof Robertson will assist
Carroll in getting Bob Into the right shape for Nshsr
whether Fitzsimmons olinched his match with Mahsr
mons will commence training at once. He has an id.
vantage over many men In training, because every
Carroll Hs viii have tse best Of home made besf tea
While Carroll did pretty much ss be pleased whom n
training. he holds slight harness over man he has
be has TO throw up the sponge It viii be feather In
his cap to meet such man - the Irish champion.
The sun., 1892-01-28
.r.k.s ~ At III. wayne. Finals.

There but few persons at the hnal bouts Of the
Wayne Athletic Clubs annual boxing tournament last
evening at Oakland Rink, Jersey City Heights. The
lads for the nns bout In the special and lightweight
classes had arranged to forfeit but the members OF the
Climb would not tolerate any such action. The results Of
the bouts were.
4 Mcspedon Hanover A. c. and r. Trying Clinton
found. and then gave them the sitsrnattvs to quit
taxing" or stop Mcspedon ehss the latter and the
Fsathsrwsght GLASS. IFS Pounds-N. Hanger. Cnu.
'Ns & c.: S:tss ss pGZ' asn clinton
beat LsGonn.L Lori,isrd A. O.. sttsr good nghti
4. O. after extra round.
a. ar. e. H.s cu.oa ana
ssSrr.y: Clipper A G.. we're stopped on account Of
mo tSaInAmsat had not been eousludsd q nIdnisht
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Fred Paeserss Ultlnatu...


LouIsviLLE. Jan. 27.-The following letter was handed
to TIE Sun representative to-day:
To NV R,srbnH FSie.ds oad Gs BASEBALL PvNie:
many reports have been circulated concerning my
playing ball tho coming with various clubs In
the baseball league that deem advisAbo TO- state
that have positively not the slightest intention OF
signing with any club but the one 10 Louisville
to this conclusion that hayo opened place OF bus
ness in thA my old home. and have met With such
down here for good. would IKE 10 play in Inuisville
because can do % without any doItmsnt to busi
ness interests
Of the Louisville Club. and they willing to sign mo
provided I can obtain my release from the Chicago
Club think that that club will not decline this
release Ihave already refused TO listen to various lib
eral offers. but will entertain none only Louisvills.
II the Chicago Club refuses to release shall
permanently retire from active baseball life.
Fxxp PysyyIA
The sun., 1892-01-28

Arthur irwin 10 spoken OF very prominently in CON.
necton with training the Cniversity Of Pennsylvania
team
viii DO held at4 o'clock this afternoon The report OF
the Treasurer and routine business will the
bulk Of the Nothing Of special mportAncs
will como up for discnSsien.
NEW HAVEN Jan. 2I.Candidates ror Ias's freshmen
baseball team met this at ernOon in the and
began .ctlve training shettisd. e4. 81 was appointed
meet at o'cock every afternoon. Tho WORK will
sst OF short runs and general exercise in the gym
weeks. Tho following candidates sre at work: O. K
Peck. H. Peck, Warrington. Franklin Bsssett Buck
nsr, spesr RichsTd.. Hol6srt Field Bartholomew.
Phalps -~'
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1owlIng Games Tonight
souTH ssooRLyN foulNAnExl
Lineeln ". star.

AMERICAN AMATEUR UNION.
Section l-Nanhattan 4 @. Va Xavier A. C., at Nan.
haitian A. G. alleys.
Standard. At Astoria 4. g. alleys. " "
Section 8-kinRaton W. Monroe. at Kingstou alleys
Section I-Montgonery W. Elizabeth 4. O.. at Mont
Section b-America ". Rosevills A. A.. at America
allsys.
HEcEnASH's TOURNAMENT,
Mozart " Deal Gently.
iIER.cLUB LEAGUE.
MontAuk w. Hnick erboc ker. Oxford va Lincoln Union
League ~ Wildwood, Carleton W. Hanover.
JERSEY CIT AMATEUR LsAous
Jacks Inn W. Volunteer. st Jacks Inn allsys
COLUMBUS NARKsI INDIVIDUAL TOURNAMENT
Johpson and Roe DolAn and zimmerman Dolau
and inmermAn ". Price and Meyer. Price and Meyer
sfAfRR Inland AMATEUR LxAouR
Richmond Va Ivanhoo. at Bachman's aleys
noRxn0Gps TOURNAMENT.
Nornnes!ds Va North River North River vs Mercury.
Mercury Va Horningsids.
vEsHhAH HALL fouRxAAxRI
Avonah "a Chestnut.
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A1srvin's Ais 0sss fsr waerensr.
BANGOR, Jan 27.-Charies Marvin was In Au-
|'burn few days ago on visit to Maple Grove
stock farm. owned By D. =. 4 II. r. Briggs. It
was said after Maryin's departure that he
sn to SsSsn 70. thS q thu
Fl fhe horse No trade has ss,. yet been
Marvin viii secure Wsrrener.
Cherry Star noys Trio the Light Fantastic.
Frank Ehrets racing colors were displayed
to lively strains at Washington Hall. West
Chester. on Tuesday evening. wheD tho em-
ployees Of his stable entertained their friends
and sweethearts at the flrst ball Of the Cherry
Star Social Club.
Everything was quite du JaiL as II McAllister
himself had directed the festivities. and the
crisp air outside only lent spirit to the tread
ofthe dancers. Mr.. Ehret intended to be present.
but was prevented by his duties as one Of the
Governors staff. 80 wired his compliments and
wished his lads n Jolly time. Trainer Matt
Allen. with his wife. was among the guests.
besides number from Sheopshead Bay and
Of the Atlantic Social Club at tho former place.
looks Is a aitOr t'hS'' thSS hosvy dr%y horses al liz
STSssf; $jss 4. sss R.S ESvs
tach6 OF the establishment opposite He'll
Gate. Jockeys and stable boys IN neat dress
President OF the Cherry Star Club. being the
bright particular asteroid q this whip. and:
Sheepshead Bay. comely lass In feecy blue
gown. young. Doggett led the grand march In
: way that brought fort,, genera sPHRatusse PH2.t ns'
tort in this line. Other Knights Of the pigskin
who walked and galloped with MIN Bile; footed
Mcdonald. w Evans. James Dixon. and
Thomas A. Hagan. j. IgnatiMs Smith. agent
West and J. Rogers. also helped to do the
honors. and before midnight over forty couples
on The floor Prot Pe
was eiaborately detailed on the back OF q
cherry star In velvet. and each lady was pre-.
sented with one OF these elegant souvenirs
Altogether It was a great night for the West
Chester racing fraternity and the Ehret Stable
is prepared to match itself against all similar
organizations at any distance and weight
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To.d.y's Programme At sutte.surx.

First Raee-Pu5ss 800. for beaten ho,se.: three. thrss
&endHEsy. ilsi Minnie C.. loii Little Tuesday. loii
Second Race-Purss $500: selllns I'VE and one half
furlonE. Lady A,, III; Signature, oS Objection W.;
elsr. A.
Third Racs-Purss $500, for two.yearolds; selling;
one.hnlt mps Putn.m. no; WEIGH coli, IDS; Henri.
quarter. q . m,Is. The Doctor, i22: " iis'
Fifth RacePurse 5000; selling; ..syeneiThths Of :
mile. xenophon, 1l1: Duke John 107; Brussels. Io1:
sixth Rscs1Pnr,e 500; selling: one mile: Harry
12y; Cascade. 126; Kingdom. ia.
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Plenty OF shooter. and Good s,or,

The olenmore Rod and Gun Club had great dav A.
Dexter Park yesterday In addition tho club sho L
several interesting club matches contested tn,
nrst one was two.handed match between j. A. Still
and W. nartye against J. Young Van sicen and NJ 4,
Hayden. It was at 10 birds esch 25 and ~ yards
for e25 side. Tho scores were: J. A. Still I; W.
Hartye. Z; total IA J.Y Van siclen 8; NJ f. Hay.
den. 7: total II,
Aswoepstakes at three birds. miss and out was v,n
byJ A. Still with . straight score. A sweepstakes at
I've birds as yards rise was by W. Thompson with
five straight match At vo birds rs yards rise be.
tween NJ E. Hayden and }. A. STILL was won by Hayden
by 3to: Amntcb at nve BIRDS miss and out, VA,
shot BY MI Hayden and W. Thompson at IS yarIs
match at ten BIRDS was shot b. " Ii.rtyo ami nj W.
Thompson. The lattor won BY score OF t6n c,o.e
and exciting match was shot by r Woods and j. Bou.
nett two Of the best shots in the club the conditions
sfs. %!:s.a arSpr.a aas a.ssd
The club shoot was At seven live bird. modified ur.
;nsns% rule! rules for the EpEE damona hsxe and
&. pfohlman killed seven straight. In tEs sno"i."a
if,hlnan killed hve md won lie only used his second
barre! once; The full score OF ths shont was:
Eppig 20 yards q: Z; Eneribrechi. 2S yards a.; l..
Mooss ss yards .; T. iisydsn as yss,l.. l" o. H. :. T.
@ sS,en 2s % yards g; T. A vrosms 2h yards: 8; E. III:
hsnry yard. Dr. Bo.hms 5 s. ysrds & w. IsStis IsSoSs
2s yards .; A. kely. 2s Yards Z; George rfohmAn 30
yards 8; r. Sutter. ~ yards, =.
Two swseps:ASj. at nvs birds each were theu eh OF
EPebr"cd. w. the ilrrt with hvo straight. and l.
SppiG ::s ssct!:., 1:te i've straight,
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WILL NOT SEND 4 TEAM ABROAD
The New York Athletic Club Decide No
TO Send Bicycle Riders to EuroDe.

Inc new 1Ork Atul0Vo NIUO U0el0o NOS
10 Send Bicycle RIDERS to EuroDe.
Since the nstallment of the officers Of the New
York Athletic Club the bicycle team Of that organlsa.
ton have been on the tip toe OF expectancy awaiting
decision as the intention OF the club In sending
team abroad TO represent the club In all hs important
European bicycle meets this year. The idsa. which
was favoredby tho racing men, was not approved Of
by the New York Athletic Club ofncalA
Tho suggestion of sending teAm to Europe 10 repre-
sent tho winged foot organization has been under
alteration for months. and II generally un.
dsrsIood that team consisting Of Arthur EmmermSn.
abroad In February to get In shape for the Eastern
Ali the calculations Of the clubs team Of an impend
Ing trip abroad at the New York. expense has been
held yssterdsy that they would not send team abroad
weighiy consideration Of the matter;
and po.ssIy Murphy 70 England w TSe % formsT 6sa
made every prspsIation to 60 abroad In few days.
Both men the event Of their present
being fulfilled. viii under thS colors OF the n Y n
G. while In England.
The sun., 1892-01-28
w..,ey..'s Football Arr..s.n..,s.

Mipplrrowx. Jan. 2T.-The annual meeting Of tho
Wesleyan University Football Association was held
this afternoon. y z. Tsokaberry. the retiring man.
ager reported the finances Of the association an i'm.
proved condition. the large debt having been nearly
Ss.r TaNbHaIs 1na, ,s3 r d;es'9rss V;R Rsp;sn
three year.. John B. seott. 'si, Of Philadsphia and
D. Beatty. s6, Of New York. and q A. Rich 90 Of hos
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CLOSE RACING ON THE HILL.
FYEIsHEs IN ORDER
ON THE EROgKN 1RACK.

,Deyss Rhodes CiussAss che Elrst rsrss ~
. Hsas-Ma Belle Wnse ths eSS0 Parse
~ Neek-Dere.ee 1eses MeEs,e 1ess
~ . Asas-Rushishs wias ~ . Head.
Il was an OF day with the warrant servers q
Guttenbure. the races were run without inter-
ruption or undue exoltemsnt Starter Caldwell
resumed sway OF tho Gag. and the horses ran
safely over the hard winter track,
The full dsld OF nine started In the hrst race.
with Quibbler the top choice. Boyle Rhodes
won in whipping finish BY head from Bob
Arthur. Quibbler losing second place By q
length.
Masgis Beck. favorite In the second race.
was beaten by Deraneo BY q head. Yazoo nm
ishinR close third. Maggie Beck could have
won II properly ridden.
The race for three year-olds was soft thing
for Axrael tho favorite. Getting away neck
in 'front.' the filly won hsndily By q length and
A half Gladiator beating Mart Ave lengths for
ThS fourth race N ' dsy tHd s5
ran in cluster $ sesriy Sis. III the way: RusSisht
S ssSs snS psss asHs d.pni
@ Mn Bss
nth race, won well IN hand BY q peck. Br9s.
seis beating dlenloohy four lengths Tor tho
sessIys GisEns snn sd hs .iI Harry Ireland
The nurse Withheld from the so-cslled
praaon Hiiv an nthnn i. ~ .onvr< "a ~ ~
@ @proe10 MY ne Htner osy, op SSooum. ~ III a..
tSGeH iatse pooiGrees nAa Deens AWAr9eu 70
ally e zayllls. not Breeze.
,rr,- v,,., = .c~
,.,.o TIE uhsT hACn
Of nils. ~ .s' .' -
A,HN9s1; q. boyie hnodss O. oy Asohstus-CainA,
VIII. MmmonIs B. !. Dob Xr,hnr. 4 iis o. Snydsii.
Hudson Stables oh. G. Qubbler aged. 1lA (I Fynnl.
Couns Lun. Aunt Jane. J. B.. Archie collinh Prince
Time 1:1p
Heting-rhree TO against Boyle RhodeA 70 Bob
Arthur l8 to Quibblsr uutuAs paid $40.
'~'' 'o''' rvr .,cox, ,.cr
Puy,s sloo. ..urr, .,r mi hs,f tu,,o,es
Broad AZ RtsbIs's n = nssansn nv nsn N arAoeh
Flu. iodss ioi w NJ on.rss 4. AZ snso y W -
" inxsir. pncs .ena Icc,nii .''''.''.
n u poni.,s rh q; on 1Ii,v}r ~
Hontreai And xsnonhon sso rsS s"'''''''''''''"
~ ~ ~'oti tTims I seL
The sun., 1892-01-28

The principal business be considered at the special
meeting OF the Manhattan 4. c. next Saturday night
will be tho report and recommendations OF the
mittee Of Ave appointed to examine tho Treasursrs
statement and there promises to be lively time 4
number ~ proposed anendments to the constitution
vii! bs sabnits! One Of them Axes seven member.
q eleven As AZ present. A. It I. proposed 70
rears for house credit my b. suspended by the govern
ors from the privileges Of the club until such arrears
fully paid. or shall cease to be member Of the
club n,Ls discretion e the goysrnors BY vote Of q
.!a,sd BY IKE yo,s upon PAYMENT or arrearages The
The sun., 1892-01-28
INTERCOLLEGIATE BAsEBALL
Harvard and Princeton VIII Meet To-day
aad Arrange Dates.

Tho question OF arranging baseball games between
Yale Harvard. ana Princeton has been practically set
tied and tho teams OF the three great colleges will
meet ON the diamond next season. A short time ago
effort made to hold . joint conference in this
city Of representatives of tho three coliegss but
Harvard delegates arrived. but Yale and Prince:
Sa. sno.hsr meeting would b. held two esis later
subsequently decided not TO attempt to hold
other meeting but endeAvoH TO arrange matters
through the medium Of correspondencs and private
conference The result Ia that Yale and Princeton have
Harvard and Princeton viii meetin Worcester and try
to come to understanding. 1t 10 generally believed
that there will be no dinncuty In liking dates.
The sun., 1892-01-28
The Winners at 6leuesster

GLouczs,rp. jan 77.-Todays races resulted - fol.
lows:
First Race-six ana : quarter fu!lcnss Landseer.
Second Rss..Tonr % and S hsif falionsa IN L.weiIyn
nrst Woodbury., second; va!kyr, third Time O6s
BscEburn. second; Little Addie third Time. lH'.
sr.e 9aTae HsRss ,.saas bsd ms Ls Eh.
ritth Racs.fiys;eighths Of . mile Censor. nrsti
sixth Race-Thrss quarters Of . mile. King Solomon,
drst; Twilight second: Jim Gates. third. Time liza