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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-02-25
A Dark Horse Win. at Gloucester.

GLOUCESTER. Feb. 24.-Only ono f~avorite won
to-day. DR.. Davis. n dark horse. was backed
down from 70 to ! to 8 to 1. and Just ronped
home.
First Race-Four and a half furlonxs. Con Lucey.
1OS. q to l tMorrissey). first; Apollo. lOS,. 3 to l
! nv, second Congress. Ill. o to : tAAckeyA
second R~ace-fiye furlones. Robin Hood. loa. o to
3 Netterl tirst: silver Qusen. ~, 8 to ! ~tCorbley),
second: Captain Mcchesney, loa, 8 to ! tAorrissoyL
Third Kace-Slx furlongs and a quarter. DE. Davis
1O5. q TO ] MARTINI. nrst: Lee g.. LOG. Z to 1 tManlovel.
second: Ny Craft. 1o8. Il to / tDeauei. third. Time.
Fourth Raee.seren furong.; Tome TO raw. 1oa 8
to lCo!dierl first: vsyay, loo. Z 10 8 uarrisssyl. sec.
Fifth Raos-Four and a half furionTs. Trixcy Gard.
n o.. Is seso1a; s s%sss0ff on. .'i ios. S'ai's to i ia Is,ri.ssy5.
Sixth kacsSssvssh furlongs: Miss Hall nlIy. 81. ; to
l.tWalace,. frst: Roman. Ib3. sto 9 lDoanej second;
Mutiny. lo2. +to 1 tDenlnan,. third. Time. / :37x.
The entries for tomorrow are:
First Race-Seven and . half furlonRs: selling. Mich.
igan. Pestience. cassaway H.. los each; John Lack.
..eh: Malice Malice g. g.. Lun' f0sEFap'. Judge Nelson 100
Second Race~Four and = half furlonss; thrs. year.
cd maidens; selling. Major McSplty. 100: Goodness.
colt. MstoIlea colt. Hay Tay. Pathway. %BinEh.uii. u
Thtrd R.cs-six and q Quarter tprlone.: selling.
.psarc. Iard stanley. Mar SeHf Besherasion. ios ea Sn%A
Fourth notwithstanding Of a mile: two year.oda
Frnulsin g.ldlng. 1913: Carrie Race fily; 1o5; Brinds
Fifth Race-FouSand a half fnrlongs; selling. Cen.
nor. lo5; Roy Lochiel. schuylkil. loI each: ferbena
sixth ee,Thre..au.,ter Of n mile; selling. Heron,
Rowe. Lanah. startle Pommery Fec. lo6 each: AIR.
tight. stringfellow. Poor Abe, 100 each.
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Atlantic Rod ana Gun Club Shoot.

their semi.monthly meeting yesterday at the West
End grounds. Coney Island. Eighteen competed for
the two silver cups given by Judges f. Newton ana
X. Sutherland for the best average scores NJ the sea.
son. Zach man shot At ten birds. club handicap. mod
ihed Huriingham rules. =; Goodalo and Z. Mohrman
were the only two thai killed ten straight. On the
iia56sl, , tied tr tn, b 3 s e epR and prizzs s With nine
club Shoot q. Morris. 80 yards. o: r. GoodAie, q
yards. 10: II. Kronika. ~ yards. 8; IT, J. Sutherland. rs
I; T. Knsbs5 JE. q yards. 9: g Hnbbei!, p ysrd,. y
Hyde. ~ yards. 8: Il. Nostrand. 81 yards. o; X Richard.
~ yards, 3 twithdrew); c. Norman. q yards. 10; y.
Ties for Cup and First Prize-F. Goodals. 8: C. Mohr.
man. 2.
Ties for Second Cup and PRICE. Hubbsll. 6: C. Nor.
rs, 8; u. Norris, Q,
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Meeting Of Cycling Clubs.

The regular monthly meeting OF the Metropolitan Az
ISOLATION OF Cycling Clubs was held last night ~ -
East Fourteenth street. Charles A. Sheehan presided.
Fourteen clubs were represented by their delegates.
1.-THE Irvingion and Milburn twenty-nve-mile road race
was the Elain topic discussed. For the past three years
this race has been controlled by A. II, hartmann, but
many o: the members objected to his having charge OF
It any longer. They claim tina il trade influence 10 set
ASIDE a great many bicycle manufacturers will give
prizes. which VITA make Tho race n big success.
Aftera long discussion. IL WAS finally resolved that
the association hoii the race on Decoration Day, and
Nil the details n 9 To he arranged by tho Race Com
mittAe Of the association There was y special Dom.
mi;iee appointed To take steps IN regard to n century
run To have u start and finish At some point In the
vicinity Of New YORK. city.
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At the IInndbnil Courts.

For the nrst time In the history of tho Gaelic Athletic
Association OF America n handbail tournament has
been added to Its list Of attractions. President Lid ~.
one OF the brightest of %Tipperary boys. is enthusiastic
over the project. Alta meeting Of the Central Council
IN last Tuesday night AL arrangements were perfected
for the tournament. Fifteen aces will constitute a
game. the rubber being tho best OF I'VE games. The
preliminary games win he started At tho brooklyn
Handbail Clubs court on March T. The schedule that
has Ueen mapped out IL ms FOL oAs;
Bnrrys Of Jersey city against John Mltchels OF
Emnstts Of Brooklyn against Wolfe Tones of Brook
lyn.
Irish. Americans of New York against Garryowons Of
Brooklyn.
Kirkiams OF BROOKLYN n bye.
Champion Casey has kindly consented TO act a. ref
The Gnlics do not expect TO present as able repre-.
seatntives in the court as at football or hurting. but
they believe that every man win arquit himself cred.
itably. for IN their mother country all knew what It
Was 10 - ay handball. Among some OF the contestants
will be: President John Z. OBricn and Mike O'Donnell
o. the MitcheLs. Capt. Fat Dec Of the Irish American
the same club. and vice.President sullivan.
The Plate Printers Assembly Gluh. com posed OF Gov.
ernment employee. at Warrington. have formed a
temporary ORGANIZATION for tho purpose OF playing
programme for the perpetuation Of the old Irish sport
The resent officers OF the handball club are. President.
Morgan kiely; Vice PRESIDENT. J. j. Mct'ree: Recording
old Brooiiyn boy and greatly enjjoyeI = visi. to the
brooklyn HAndbail Club yesterday.
Richard Gallery. an old Phiindelphian. called At the
Brooklyn Clubs court yesterday. Gallery 10 . band
Important games ever played in that city. lie isa
particular adm!rer OF Casey's. hut does rot forget to
praise such Players as Barney McQuade. eN.Aldermnn
William Courtney. and other shining lights who have
visited Philadelphia.
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HONoRS EVEN ON THE HILL.
rsYoRTTEs AND SECOND CHOICE
BORsFs WIN THE RACES.
Kerry Cow. Miss Mn-,e, RED Es... sod Brysa
win Out In the characterization Captures
So. rurs, Urder q FulI-No Btddtnr Up.

Kerry Cow. Miss Matte, Red Eics. sod Brysn
win out In the Lisht-Bisetiocs Captures
JI,- rurss Unaer q ruii-No Bidd'nr Up.
Tho races at Gutenberg yesterday were run
safely on q hard track covered with about "
inches OF soft mud. Three OF the purses were
won by favorites. the other three going to
vel. backed second choice horsea There
was A truce In tho bidding I'M Of winners in
sellinR races.
A reckless plunge sent Sir George II. to tho
most feyorite in the first race. Kerry Cow
took the lend In the second quarter, and Rnl-
loped in winner by six lengths. Bolivar beat
ing Ben March a head for second place. Miss
Marie outfooted the field bandily in the sec
ond race. Paying Teller beating Evelyn Carter.
the f~avorite. for the place. Blackjack, the
cinch. won tho third race undera pull. Fassett
taking second place from Annapolis. Red Elm.
r. 1d Mar ssi won 1 snS fG ses'I.d r% of Van "a = w FNRs
Bryan. the sure thing nt odde on. led all the
{. four lengths for the place.
FIRST RACE.
J. f Ss;si steC H. 'H =. ss4ls Ss.. q !. " sa'ns'a,isiiora-r.r. ,,o,
, ;%S :S.ss. se s,ss,s s.'' ! / h 81 ' R.qsS. !, ,oa ita. :
rI n D MS T"f as;;;a = ,is,s e ~. ) .. snas'f kerry s' So* s.q !
to Bolivar. to / Ben March.
SECOND RACE
Purse S4oO. for maiden two-ycar.oids; half mile.
!. Wilson's b Z. Miss Marie. by Luke Biaesbarh- -,
sennst / VANS IL e. Paving Teller. by fausius-
Bank stock. 10 tUswn d.. 2
fhrniN stock Farms Evelyn Carter fily, ~ IN. ,
SsS'r,n, ~. and, .nnfeiyili.s ,]ss,isa.giF al.S ian j Tis,,
Paying teller. to on Evelyn carter h!ly.
THIRD RACE.
Purse $500: selling: threcQua-ters Of a mile.
W. Mc,iillick's b. e Blacklock. =, BY Ptllet-Iaconet' ,
Warwick stables en-. e Fassctt. 4. No donovan. 900. Z
II, Lewis. 4. x. Annapolis. q. IU2 lIeiheD .......... Is
Enola also ran. rinc. l:lSA. Bet'inx-four 10 on
Blackjack. Z to 1 against faSsett. 10 to l Annapolis
FOURTH RACE
Purse $500: selling. four and a hair firlongs.
r. Elli"tts Il g. Rcd Elm. hssd, By Glen LIN. dam
ohio stables Gu. G. Marueilut. Z. los -. Jones).....2
Van X Also ran. Time. .OaosS. BettinR-Trn 70 Z on
Red Elm. : TO l against Marcellus, 10 to ! John u.
FIFTH RACE.
Purse $500. selling: four and n liaif fu-iongs
J. u. Mcuormick's br. T. Vocal. 3. by Noraiic-Vietta,
~. Mah"nv'sc CHI. q. Van War. 1. iu1 tMqrrls ....... 9
hslro.e stable br. r SrAbriRht, q lOl al. .trnes). -. 3
Beitinv-r hres to l against vocal. \ to 8 Van Wart. Z to
! Seabrtght.
SIXTH RACE.
Purse 500: selling: Ave and a half furlonvs.
J.. u. McIOrmicS's ch q. Bryan. y. hr Chance arka.
J. W&i.ien.h' T. Annie W i. ioii Morri.j.......".:
J. W. Hayes b. IN. Belle g.. u. III ~. Jonc.). ;..,.,.3
Miss Hess, Avery. Padre. AMI Graduate, also ran.
Time. l:i34 Betting Five to 2 on Miss Bess. 80 TO
! against Annie W.. 4 to l Belle {.
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Call for rndurnatiou Meetings.

EIJzABETH. Feb. 24.-The Rev. DIR. Kempshall.
leader ofthe Citizens Anti Race Track League.
has put on his war paint and feathers. and this
Afternoon issued tho following circular:
The Executive Committee of the Citizens' League
cails upon tho citizens OF New Jersey to hold indigna.
ton meetings a. once to protest against The passage Of
0and their repeal II they have been already passed.
Z. KENrsHALI-
The call will be answered. so fnr as this city
70 concerned by an Indignation meeting in
one or more OF the churches.
pr. Kempshall has invited the ministers Of
4hts, city to meet at his study on Saturday at 4
be perfected and notices will DO read from the
pu!pits on Sunday morning. The intention is
10 hold meetings In st. Johns Episcopal and
the First Preshyterian. Church. and also In Q
ohurch at Elizabcthport.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-02-25

The preliminary bouts OF the Ravsnswood Boat Club.
which were held in Puritan Hall. Long Island CITY,
Thursday night. We're not finished until long after mid
night, when the stenuing crowd OF spectators cAns
pouring out the building aud through the darkness and
slusb found their way to the different ferries and horse
car lines. The bouts which crcpt In after midnight
We're:
Onr- dred.a AM tw sntv.h We pound Z Glass - George
McFadGrn. star A C.. hrsttd Dan Paxton. Greenwood
A. O.. aud J., Far rell. jackson A. C., beat Thomas Con.
NOS. Empire A. G..
Unrhunfr md ,hir;y -. nve pound C!ass-Ed Mccabs,
Manhattan \. G., vnpIuished John y McGTeal. Green
wood 4. &. and v, Ahearn. Greenwood A. o., defeated
william Rogers. Star 4 &,
The finals vii! DO fought in the same building W
Mat,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-02-25
Live Pigeon shoot at pe,h.mv,,,..

uudeterred BY the harsh weather. n large number OF
pigeon shooting enthusiasts assembled at Brickner's
grounds. F~elhamville. n. T., on Wednesday. The at
traction was n selss OF sweepstakes under Hurting
ham rules. Live birds, with II 2s-yard rise. were used
throughout. All the minor sweepstakes had to 10
divided. so uniformly .atnl was she shooting of W. II.
Brickner. II. Blumrnberg. L. Il. Miner. and q. ". SiIber.
horn. III tho match. bet ween X. George and q W. si.
brrhorn each tied with 4 Kills ont OF & /. Il. Miner lie.
fcnted j. A. fonkers In a match At ; birds for SO a
once.
A fve-birl match between q W. Siiberhorn and W,
II. Brick ner for 81 a side resulted in favor or Tho latte
by 4 to 8. Tn. loser subsequently succuInbed to l.. u,
Miner IN \. lree bird match. the score being 8 to 2. J..
Mills Of LarcnIuont acted US referee.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-02-25
doc Donoehue Gets . Medal.

STANFORD. Feb. a4-one thousand persons gathered In
the Town Hall to night to witness the presentation of
tho championship skating medal to Joseph 4. Don.
oghue. The formal presentation speech was made by
John Ennis; and DonoRhuo mado 3 brief response. A
short speech WAS male hy Gus q. Walton. who declared
ready to back tina. opinion.
other remarks were made by Chairman Fitch. A.
Hioyt. ": Francis J. Rogers, Rev. William Hog"rs. and
k0Dert. WhittHker. Among those on the Stage were
W. II haynor champion pool and billiard player. NJ.
40; I. !. Middieton Of New YORK. John T Moore OF
SewburRh; and II. * Decker OF Sing Sing. Dnner
and Ennis had u great ovation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-02-25
Burke Signs with New York, Burns With
brooklyn.

The baseball clubs in this vicinity made some prog.
ress yesterday in the matter of getting teams together
for the coming SESSION. John Ward started ont bright
and early yesterday morning and finally got on the
trail OF Eddie Burke. and by u welLdirected fling of tho
Iasso brought the player to q %standstil. and then In.
dnced him TO .ign d contract. Burke accepted re;
that he would play ths g q. h. !, which
ted that he I'M ed errors of judgment last season.
but said they wonld not occur again. In condition TO
no superior in that position. and It Is 70 be hoped he
will exert himself TO the utmost In behalf OF New York.
Ward has not yet heard from Kelly. and the Common
deal Is In Ab-yAnce.
on a stu hunt yesterday. and he came upon Tom
the hunter. Burns signed n contract without much
ado. Mr.. Byrne said he had received q letter from
ness to play In Brooklyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-02-25

The Athletic Of the Arcadia Athletic Asso-
citation have prepared N interesting programme for
t~o-night's boxing entertainment At the Criterion Thea.
ire. Brooklyn. There will be a special fourround
match between Joe Flynn. The Marine" and Jack
Brown OF brooklyn Mt catch weights and then four
eight.r0und professional bouts
The stellar event or tho evening will DO the appear
ance OF Jack Sicily. who win meet jimmy baron OF
Troy in an eighi.round bout. The other eight round
contests Will be as follows: Eddie Loeber of Williams
bnryll and Paddy G'Brien. for the feather. weight cham.
pionship OF Long Island: Albert boy of Brooklyn and
thris!y MsManns Of Flntegsh. i9r the Iixht:ws:ght
Gallagher OF ireenpoint and Jack Vail'or Trenton, the
latter being the bantam. weight champion Of southern
New Jersey.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-02-25
Chess GOSSIP.

The Manhattan Chess club 10 preparing for a cham.
piGnship tournament.
Another match. 100 players q side. will b' played 20.
day NJ London between two metropolitan chess clubs.
tieorge N. smith won the cham ionship of the Ihoie
Island Chess Association. which organization held rs
annual tOnrnahient meeting at Providence The new
President OF the association Ia Henry Z. Clsik.
A new chess club in connection with the st. Marr's 7.
X. Church at Wil,ousnby AMI C,nrsnn ny,nu.s, BROOK.
Ign. has been formed. Tie club IL Gale the. ~. Mary
the Brooklyn &. G..
.NSciNSAIt, rep me meeting, OF tne UnIn ness
Association was concluded to-day. r. II, Wiilenburg OF
Cleveland won the championship by winning I'VE and
losing one game. kx.Champion Locke Curtis OF Toledo
won three and lost three gaines.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-02-25
An Election Mt Yale Cause. a Row.

Nrw HAVEN, Feb. 24-The outcome OF the meeting
held by members of tho law school to elect officers for
their baseball association has resulted in a row. Tho
selection OF Baldw and Couse as President and Score.
the school. Tho trouble arises over tho election of
Harry Durant. a junior. who received only one majority.
over II. r. II,ncks OF tho senior class. The seniors
AllrEe that one Of their clAssmatcs should hold the
position of manager as a matter OF preoed ence. because
the managers OF ali OF the nthleti 10 orgAniza tons In tho
university are elected from the senior c.nss. When
Durant found that there was opposition to him he
secret ballot o-inorrow. when a vote by classes will be
taken. II IL thought that Durant will receive a hand.
some majority Al to-morrow's election. HIS candidacy
is faved by Capt. Bowers OF the graduate team, aud he
has had ono seasons experience in managing the
Waterbury baseball niue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-02-25
Form Wins at Hawthorne.

CHICAGO. Fob. 2L.-Four favorites and one
to-day.
First Race,siI furlones; selling, Meointy nrst.
Prince second. SPINNER third. Time lssl -
Second Race-five furiongs. ulenoid first, Easter
John second, Catoosa third, Time. 1:o4A. -
Third Racc-flve and q half furiOngs: selling. Van
Cnse nrst. Jasper second, Settle IN third. Time, LIB.
Fourth Rass-five and q half %furlongs; selling. Miss
Fifth Race-Four frrlongs: selling. No Remarks tlrst.
Amboy second. Morgan third. Time. O:52.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-02-25
Harvard and Yale Baseball Men Confer.

SPRINGFIELD. Mass. Feb al. A. rockingham and
LID. lil, captain and manager of the Harvard base.
ball team. and Capt. l., 7. Bliss and Manager n, II,
swayne of the Yale nine. held a conference this after
noon at the Massasoit House on the question Of = base
ball schedule for this spring.
Tho only matter discussed was tho compositions OF
"a teams. ana no decision WAS reach ed on this point,
Tho talk was entirely informal. but tho Yale men want
ed Harvard TO aecept the Undergraduate rule, 10 which
the lAtfers representatives would not consent. An
other meeting viii be held coon. but the exact time aud
place have NOT yet been decided
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n. ". rAnu,R. .. T..
LAhATr. y col


nl A risky rambi., against which P-Kt . seems a
good continuation.
hD Now the usual form o: the Paulsen defence Is
arrived at.
tc) CASTING Ia here tho commonly adopted courss..
td) Back has not sufficient concentration OF his
pieces to carry All a'ttck succe ss.ully through, The
ttxt.movt IN tho nrst sign Of retreat.
teD Black Ia greatly IN emharrassne nt. CASTING -
not safe either.
% There is no help. II \ r instead. white con.
tinues: 20. b X 1t. r 4 b; 2N u r 4 l.. r 4 r, and white
A Niu.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-02-25
bowling Notes.

At sherry's this evening tho Tuesday Evening Iro.
quois Bowling Club will gire their third dance Of ths
season,
Arrangements have been made to play the open,nu
games in the woman's bowling tournament or Bro0k
Ign on March :. the tournament Ganss will be rolled
every Tuesday and Thursday afternoon at Arlington
Hall At GAtes and Sostrand avenues.
The monthly ladies' prize bowling com pe,ition OF thu
Wasnins.on rowltng Club was held az the vsssnt
alleys on Thprsdar evening Miss : Bronnsr won the
second pri.e with ll3. Among those piessnt were 4
leans.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-02-25
LOW PRICES FOR 7ROTTERS.
Some Bargains Picked Up at the Tat
t~crsail's Saie Yesterday.

-
some "n.xaanr sn,. .
'ers'iis S"e
MI, cal, a, ,ro,t,,c stock consipned 70 INT
me sN,e o., 'ro...ns s.o'n .s.a,,s"ni, h,aas-
s,...I .,.,,.Jo, n, Sa,on,b ,vo-
erS was continuei yes'eruay NJ SeNch'n a'e.
nue. ana filtyin'sn s.Fe'. ss q, ns. '' Nv
were disposed OF LOT u to'ai o. of'o[o' IN
,v.rnr, NJ Sp1l eech. A fcw OF tho animals
",e'".'o' - .--.",..
offered were well bred. and some bargains
war. n,cked nm nv norsons conyersant with
We'o i'eA'u m'
n. on ths oneninp dny. md IL reuuired nll OF
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-02-25
Fox Terriers Sci, We'll.

There wasa large attendance at the American Horse
Exchange Repository. corner Of Broadway and Fiftisth
street. yesterday when Messrs. L. L N. Ruthsrfurd Of
Warren. \. j.. hold their annual sale of fox terriers.
Something Ike sixty dogs were sold for an aggregate
of 81, lGb. tho prices ranging all tho way from $3.50
up to $50.
George Rnper of S%heHfeld. England. who judged a
number OF dogs at the recent show In the Madison
Square Garden, paid ths highest price Of the day. so,
bought Warren Pitcher. BY Pitcher. Tor s4i.; 90 and
paid $42.5u for n dog by Warren Landlord. while Mrs.
Hart gave So for . RoOd.looking puppy by Rafie.
Among the other buyers were W. NJ. kidder, Frederick
Ballet. Augustus BridEeman. ". White r, X. q. Ben
son, II. r. Lewis. and Frederick Dole.
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lOoRNrzL lsD zHE o. OF r. TO ROW.
izAsy Have Agreed 10 Meet In = Four-mile
H Race Next summer.

x0ey Have Agreed TO Meet In . F0ur-mile
lgs Race Next summer.
R ITHACA. Feb. 24.-The Commodore ofthe navy
d In recent Of an Official communication from
The rowing committee Of tho athletic associa-
tlon Of the University Of Pennsylvania. stating
nat II 10 the desire Of that university to row
With Cornell this coming summer. and OK
Dressing the hope that Arrangements to that
effect may be contaminated. In this letter.
also It 10 advocated that. II agreeable. the
length Of the course be changed to four miles.
~ this 10 now the accepted distance for all
college races. In response to this letter reply
hSa been made that. Cornell ia willing. TO. row
PSpnsyivsnia. and that the change to the four
The exact date and PLACE are. Of course. as
ySt aqtts undetermined. This decision Is one
OF No little Significance, in the history Of Cor
sixht-oarod crews a miis and q half Was the
rssaiAtiGn conrse f9T nearly al the college
oeurss was changed 10 three. miles by ali. ex.
four miles ever since, 1876 Cornell by thu.
to corditions similar to those of any possible
Ss POM saw r., vii Ths e. mining Of v, he VARSITY an,
mile race in view. ami will q necessity Under
% some changes to ABORT the present meth
DDS to the different requirements
To Organizes a National ssort,mes's Assoc
citation.
The project Of organizing q National sportsmen's
Association Is meeting with widespread approval and
Import Its objects are briefly 10 prevent the bunting
htininx of gau:e daring tho close season ami the es-
ss...ssafsiS OF ss 99 ,hs e etHT' I'm IN s s"i fe SIf.s ~ .a me ss''sr
1hs suhj.yt has been al a,rd among promiH.nt
"a sSssTssssi. sSs' N: $sSS,ss %%sS;ss.ii sS ~ zen .' p !s y !.
Ss...Ea sps...tsa :, he iaO.t senrsnIsn, rsndrs.
sSui tSI the inaasaIai eontsrsree. and tue pIowntsrs
e 90 a ssIiS Is,s S meet
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To-day. Entrle. Mt Guttenburr.

First Rare-Five sighths of 4 mile; for heaten horses.
John Il, loI; Detroit. 1Ol: Text. lul; SIR David. 100:
Ere sdoin. N5: Vera. so.
second Racc-Five-eighths ot . mile. Riehtaway.
III; Marguerite. l12: Eleanor. 1922; Preemnson. %:
Ser vitudc. W.
Third RAce-Five. elehths OF a mile; selling. |. O. u.
1O7: Benjamin. 1O3: Lucy Clark. io2: Bon Voyage.
lui; Etslka, 1Od: Ida. ~; bryan. -.
Fourth Race -One mile: selling Laura g. LOG: In.
ferno, liz: Panway. 1Ol; Reuie, VI.
Fifth Rnce-Thrre furiongs. selling. Barbiche geld.
ing. Na: Rowknot. 90: Pie. "a: B~eatitude ge:ding. %:
unraithful. ~.
sixth Race-scven fnr'onHs: selling. Character. 10;
Laurestan. ia; Van wart. l07: swestbread, 1O6: Re.
lief, lOt, Mile Ian. 1903; l. Z. W.. lO3.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-02-25

Opening Day Mt Ivy City.

The New Racing Association will begin rae
ing to-day with the following entries:
First Race-Flve furlongs, Pokino. 100 pounds: st.
Patrick, 100; Speculation. 1OO: False H., 100; Anne
Elizabeth, .p5; Ida b, a5i Ella. 50.
Second Race-Hslf u mile. HiawAssa, 115 pounds;
Maud Row, 100; Bob Sutherland. ITO; Anna ". 30;
Syracuse. 1Oh
Rosedanco. 1916: Pelham. lo3: Buddhist 1911 Van
Dyke. loo.
Fourth acs-Three-quarters Of = mile. Drizzle. I02:
neIwood. 107; Elect. 81: Bess Medium. W: strathmnid.
%. Void. 1uI; RAY. %.
fifth Rnce-IIalf a mile. Register. 40: Express.
100: Honest Tom. 10: Maggie L.. Oo; ZingarA. 10:
Vance. LOT.
Weather clcars track excellent