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IT LOOKS LIKE A DRAW.
THE CHESS CHAMPION PROPOSED IT,
BUT LzsEER DEcLINE1

TIE Te-ts- Thirks thst Hs hss = sigh,
Hold, sss ,hst Hs Mish, seors Ansr
AIt-sstsI-us Con-its -.hs First Error u
the case. bet His Oppspsst FAN. to
T-ks Asvsutser. snd so the Chs~pior
had a LOOK ln-It IL = sssssw AFFAIR.
Stsinltz and Lasker m ct in the parlor Of the
Union Square Hotel yesterday In the NTH
game OF the match for the chesschsm D ion sh .
Of the world and s.. COO side. The attendance
was nearly as large as on Saturday. and the
onlooktrs were delighted when I.asker opsne ed
with apother RuJ Lopez, the fourth In this
match
liza important opening like the Spanish at
tack is being made the subject OF discussion
between such experts as Steinitz and Lasker
the benent chess players derive ls really great.
inssmuch as new lines Of attack and defence
are the likely outcome.
The FIRST eight moves were made on either
side pretty rapidly. and they were exactly the
same as in the third game OF the series on the
ninth move. however. Steinitz played bishop
to kings third instead OF knight to kings
fourth. as he played before. This line was
considered superior Lasker now had to pur-
sue different tactics altogether. for when his
adversary castled on his eleventh turn he fol-
An exchange OF pieces followed. and after
driving his opponents bishop back to knights
third Stelnitz pushed his queens rocks pawn
to It's fourth and eventually TO its 9th. White
remained on the defensive for a few moves
and with 10 queen to rocks third he again
became aggressive. The game now became
exceedingly complicated until Steinitz m AIDE a
rash move. namely. queens rock to queens
square.
This was slip Had he played kings rock
to queens square instead, his game would
have been all right The text move left the
pawn on the queens rocks file badly protect
ed White at once set sail for the weak spot
and black was Obliged to give up the queens
pawn. Atthis point the game was adjourned
In the following position:
POSITION AFTER BLACKS TwESTY-THIRp MOVE.
lILok stEINIIkl-rHIkTEKN HIEcra
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Mha. Boz Cook ThlaL. of tIs Vale c,.w

New HAVEN. March 27.-" Bob" Cook is pay.
ing his promised visit TO the Yale crew lie
arrived late last night. and this morning was
at the boat house bright aud early To receive
the members Of the crew when they returned
from their brief Easter recess. Since Mr. Cook
WAS here last the launch has been oveThauled
and Was used to-day. Mr. Cook occupied HIS
old position in the bow and coached the oars
men. In speaking OF his Visit and the eondi-
tiOn OF the crew Mr.. Cook talked the same az
usual Among other things he said:
/ have come to stay for few days with
the crew, | am extremely glad to bs With
them. as feel the need OF lust sueh braeing
air as this is. The crew are rowing VeTy
well. considering the time and eompare
very favoTably with former crews with one ex-
ceptton, that they are all heavy men. heavy
crew Is not apt to be so fast as a crew com.
posed OF light msa Ot course, the corners
have not quite been polished of yet and thsrs
remains sat deal o! hari work before thia
is accomplished. The men are doing salts
iael DRY work In their present position and the
makeup OF the crew u probably as IL will re-
main. although the men have some fne sub
stltutes to compete with"
Tho crew as they TOWsd this morning and
as they are quite apt 10 be from now on was
composed as follows;
Armstrong pow. Holcomb . Beard. =. Ipugacre
stroke
The weather this afternoon was 30 rough
that he crew was unable to DO much work aud
VIII IsmRin untu the end Of the gssk
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dim Corbstl'. I.ats.t Statement,

CrSCINSATI. March 27.-Champion James J..
Corbstt last night gave the following Official
statement OF his position;
see that Jackson recently sail I was
afraid to hight him aud that he would follow
me- TO England and either force me to fight or
ruin my English engagement financially by
bounding and harassing me. | have repeat
eddy stated that would not fight outside Of
this country until 1t was proved conclusiyely
that it is impossible to get the fight oil in
America The articles signed by Jackson and
myself call for the night to take place in Amer
lea, and the fact that have said that 1 would
not hsht in England while there was a chance
to fight In America haslgIvsn ParsOn Dawes an
opportunity 70 make one OF hts ehGfaetsr-
istic buns As champion IL is mr. place 10
name the battle ground. l have named
America. Jackson has signed for America.
and that ought to end II. When il is shown he
yond the shadow Of doubt that / cannot
fight in my native land then l will agree no
some other country. Until that time america
must stand as the battle ground. In view OF
what has passed in puEilism Peter jackson
on account OF his color, ought 10 feel highly
fighter"
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PRACTISING IN SNOW soUAhL.

a Fuii Nine OF the Broskivas, Headed BY
Capt. Fouiz. at work Yesterday.
Capt. Foutz had out 4 full nine OF Brooklyn
players yesterday afternoon at Eastern Park
and for nearly two hours the men practised
vigorously. IL was showing hard when the
men went on the field. Foutz was at first base.
DAILY at second. Gilbert looked after third.
Shooh covered short. Burns was In right ed.
1achancs In centre. and Daub In left Stein
did the pitching. and Con DALEY batted out
lies and groundsrs TO the Helders. Shoch
played at short in good style. He will prob
ably play the position in the game next satur-
day. as CoreorAn is not expected to be on hand
After Alter some hard pitching Stein gave way to
turns at batting. Dsub seems 10 have an
increase Of speed. and he took delight yes
him up for. several 6st hits. however. One
time Dave banged u beautiful grounder be-
That's what you want to do In the local
LIN LIN the what 2. answered Dave, We are
New York fellows are not worryinr us a a1y'
We can tend to them all right" with this
sally ne picked up pebble and the spectators
Fou,z had good news for the erapks. re-
genial centre fielder said that 6usnsss was vas
t kss.phins hn a. g hone tis Ongsr He said
Ing news. as tho admirers 9f the BrooEiyn
desert his old color. Foutz says that
Treadway Is showed NJ .somewhsre out
Park before tho last OF the week.
Kennedy has been Indirectly heard from.
His manager" in Bellaire has written an other
letter for him to saw. that while the Ohioan
cannot give an aesthetic twist to his pro-
ANNEXATION he can pitch ball with the rest OF
them" Kennedy will no doubt be found with
the brooklyns when the League season opens.
, ne brooklyns may possibly play game
Polys" como to Eastern Park early this al.
tsrnoon the Brooklyns will meet them. proyid-
ing the weather is anywhere near moderate
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section. to read as follows
Ion Ed. Gaa CIaa sLeet.

Twsnty-nins members Of the He'll Gate Gun
Club held their regular liye-bird shoot Al
Dexter Park yesterday. Each member shot al
ten birds club handicap. for the Several class
prizes to be averaged at the close OF the season
Not one OF the contestants could male .
straight score. r. Foster was the only one 10
seven The scores;
y Poster 81 yards, y: P. woslfsL. Is wards. sW
5hsoEsn. "a yards g. IL lhsu, 20 yAIds. s D knodsL
y ysTdd 4 ! r s5Gai q y. y.a5a R.SsHssa
Z; D. strathinAnn. % Yards T. j Adams s5 49, -
y b4nnefslssT p yaTiA 7; J. NosIfsL FL ysfds 4
5sn S .a5ai q sos' 70 y.sds seu6sit
Earis. AoIlsF 20 yards :; a Risger z vsrd. a.
X hsEAn, p yards. q G. Petersen % yards a i
man, % Ards u 80" y = NsN-
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CHICAGO, March 27.--But one favorijs came
under the wire FIRST At Roby TO- day, The other
events weut to three second choices and an
outsider. Summaries:
First kace-fOur aud one half furong- Nativity
ITO ~ Murphy to ]. won; Wandering Nun. W
NlayL to ], second Cora A., 1oo lHowatdN. Uto
third. Time O6Jv Harold strap. RIaltos MOntclaIr
Lemon Blossom. kcGluty. Mickls John ana DUKE john
also ran.
second Rsce-Four furonss Imp. Marcellina lo2
tChorn to l, won: Imp. Mother OF Pearl lO2 puny.
IL to i, second. jim Berry, 1u4 tIrAttyl, II 10 o.
third. Time. OBS hittie h., Tom Mackin. LawmakeT,
Mandy Brooks Remedy. and Shenandoah Maid also ran
Third Race-fiys aud a half furlopg.. Dngo. los
Page. to o. won Cfttic. ~ ~ 1aVI0rL Alto q,
ond; Viola knivht. ~ tClayl 10 to !, third. Time
23L. Gloster. weavernsu. Bsntr upi. aud Osklawn
also ran
Fourth Racs-Four turlonga Con Lucsy. Io4 CCorb-
leyL to j. won: Gold Dust 100 ~, Iaylon to !.
second: Jennie June W tChorn) ~ to J. third Time
ObILp Lson-ll. Bennett Young Kancocas Elberon
Little Fred. and Uomar hso
fiith RAce-six and q half furongs, George W. lO5
~ Murphy Ito }. woni lister TO- crafty to {.
second: Mike Conroy, D5 II TAYLOR. 10 TO !, tLlid
lime. a. Lyndhursf. Flittsr Jim NUrveiI Victoria
and Lord i.0nsdale also ran.
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ROSIE KI1zERN HONE AGAIN.
Couid Tell NsthisE OF Her Days As-enss
Except that She Had Bee. whiprea.

Could Tell Nethtsg OF Her Days As-enes
Except that She Had Bee. whipSed.
Thrss-yesr-old Rosie Katzsrn who disap-
pesred on Sunday afternoon while her grand.
father was making call at 70 Norfolk stree;
has been restored to her parents. at "a Rutgers
place. At o'clock Monday night Policeman
Fallon met In Suffolk street. near Brooms
little tot Of three. shivsrinG from the cold. She
was with an older girl. The policeman told
the. girl to take the little one into the house.
and she replied that she did not know the
"Mamma" aud FaIlon picked her up In hi,
arms and carried her to the station house An
hour later Katzsrn. who had spent tho day
father and child greeted each other with such
Joy that IT was unnecessary for Katzern to
prove his right TO Rosie.
The child could give no account OF herself
except 70 say that she was hungry and had
bssn whipped by q woman In Essex street.
Her lace was badly scratched. She devoured
her supper as though she were hall starved.
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wnlrE uAsStm-IniRIsrs PIECES.

When play was resumed al y o'clock Il was
found hat Lask or had taken the Queen pawn
instead OF the rocks pawn. Many OF the eX-
perts present thought that this was OF his
to escape. tile more 30 as he eXcbanSed a
pawn allowing his adversary to get a COM
mandinR position thereby.
White had great difficulties IN finding n way
out. aud after thlrty-three minutes cons idera-
ton he offered his queen for exchange Stein
threatening attitude with rock TO kings
seventh. White PLAYED the end game with
great skill and managed TO pretty nearly
SteinitZ proposed a draw which his opponent,
however, declined to accept and the game
stood adjourned at II o'clock. TO be resumed
this afternoon at 3 o'clock. The game:
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SAN FRAScIsCo March 27.-The weather was
fair and warm and track fast to-day. SUM
nhrles:
First Kace-fks fur.iIgs selling Palm SUNDAY. fO7
tbOsemAn. Z to L. wUii. OrizabA 101 Lloyd 4 To !.
second: Durango lol tNcAuilfs. 20 to L. third nme
Oh. flsEstan, 1sneva. Jessie. sidney Bliss Chevy
Chase RosAlis aud MAydAy also ran.
second kscslIAlrA mite. Pat Murphy 1l5 a. CARR
2tol won: ~ Tirano. ll3 urvingl & to !. second;
lns,allAter llS Miller. to !, third. Time . Iy,t
OerhArdins colt. CAntA. Aust:a ATS TwiEht Captain
GOstsr, ana Niagara also ran
rhrd kAce-On mile: selling Red Root, Io6 a.
Caro- to !. won: Draw Scott los a.. Weber 81 to
second: Macbeth IL. 1o7 driving. to J. third, Tune
1:4a1a. ngress North Bridal Veil Rubs Burrows
Patricia Sut~ood and Carmel also ran.
Fourth Race -scAnt six furlongs; selling Motto loS
&c. weber, To H. won. Rear GuArd. IUS g. BrowuL
70 TO J, seconds; ST. Croix. II tBuTiInganL to /.
also
FINN Receive and half furonEs; selling white.
stone lOa y tArrl 10 !. won: SOrmAndis. ~ me.
Aunnso to !. second; Jennie Dean. ~ usOIul 10 to
}. third Time, l;OylV Annie buckingham Noryeu
Cherokee. Trix. Banjo. Raphael aud Ricardo also rau
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mint. ms O. nsat Nixon.

BosToS, March 2Z-"Pll spar Dixon at any
time and any place. at any weight" said Wal
ter Edgsrton. the Kentucky Rosebud. last
evening.
When asked why he did not ever get on a
match with Dixon. he said that O'Rourke
wouldn't have it. He was willing TO let Dixon
that was in II.
don't think can get on even three
Found bout with Dixon now, Although hear
he says he'll bet $1,000 to $500 he can Whip
me 10 four rounds"
WHen asked II ne thought he could defeat
Dixon, the Rosebud replied emphaticaIly.
les' l showed that in the bout the other
nlght. dts won't meet me in !onG-rouad
The Rosebud and his trainer. Jimmie Nc
Hale are In Boston for = few dayA
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Raron Rsthsehns's Four.yesr-sis Taxes TIE
Iisesiushtre Hsuaiesp.

LONDON. March %. The Lincoln srrins
meeting opened to-day with the Lincolnshire
Handicap Of 1000 sovereigns. added TO .
sweepstakes o. 20 soversiens each. for three-
years. lds and upward. The weather was lne
anil the attendance good The race was won ~
Baron Rothschild's fout-year-old lie Nieham:
Sir J. Blund.ll Naples MsOrssdy third The
starters were:
baron de Rothschnda IL fieham, 4; Mr.. Daniel
coopstI Jnvensl o. SIR J. Bundsi Naples hscready.
L,E 5; Col Sorth;s Lady Hermit 3; M wsIscs tohn.
stones san Giovanni q Nj. 7. wortons Victor Wild.
y. !'Rns. w% v,s.. HsntS en-
whrds Nstnoyia 3; Mr. =. FosteTspuesn OF Navarro.
sir lanes Miller, Lord george, aged; Mr. G. Archers
Nsna :: lord Bsstias's Bresch. 6; Duke OF Beau.
forts Gallant Queen. s
The betting was 8 to ] aesfnst lie Nichsm
80 to against Juvenal to l against
Mscready. Ito J. against Xury Sto l against
against San Giovanni. II to l each against
Victor WILD. WILLIAM, and BeRgsrs Opera; ~
TO each against Marnovia aud Windgall. u
to ! against Queen OF Navarro. % to l each
against Lord George. Arise. and Ormac; 40
to l AGAINST Mena SO to against Breach, and
At the post Victor Wild was very restlvs and
nearly unmansReable. Before the start he in
dulged In some vicious kicking and struck
Arise on the foreleg. breaking II and hope
lesslJ running that animal
to the front and led Ls Nicham. Juvenal and
Maeready. until they entered the last quarter.
At the distance Le Nioham took up the run
ming and led the bunch TO the finish. winning
easily W three,quarters, 81 q length, with
mile In | Al
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GooKtre roR REEENek.


st IRE HeT Weseers-
when Fred Hoey and Lou Thomson bovled
over those experts At the trap Charles Mae
alsstsr Of Philadelphia and George Work Of
New York. so clsverly At Bergen Point last
FRIDAY there was some dissatisfaction, and
now the veterans think the youngsters cannot
do the trick again.
AZ consequence the same men will meet at
the grounds Of the Westminster Kennel Club.
Babylon. tomorrow. and once more try con-
illusions at 100 birds each. 81 yards boundary.
and thirty yards rise. The match at the Car
teret grounds last week was ,nothing short q
killing q1 out OF 100 while Fred Hoey was not
far behind The last half OF the match was
shot In gale. and many birds fell dead out Of
bounds.
Every man who can obtain an invitation to
to-morrow's match may consider himself for
tunate. as the men named while among the
tiptoppers OF the country. are so evenly
matched that the result will be In doubt until
the last. Mr.. Manchester was not In good form
at Bergen Point, but to- m rrow may be one
OF his stili days. and Youthful Charley may be
at his best At any rate. It will be great
match.
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Gossip OF the IsIaE.

There is a letter at this once for jack wrsnn
Pa Mgi aTty, the local light weight would be peAssd
10 face Nike leonard or any other many Of Weight
charley harns ~ believes be can whip Nike Leon
him. WIZ
Charley Kelly the local bantam said yesterday that
man Ia America '
"Rid" Hogan Of Brooklyn who was at one tims
loOS ed upon the coming bantam announcer mai ~
has temporarily retired fIOIn the ring
Billy Phmmsr writes TO a friend IN this CITY that n.
viii he IN tom in about two weeks Bil'y adds that
NAudeYihe show. $3.50 -
George Siddons informed srN reporter yesterday
that tue New York A, a. had offered nurse Tor a tsl,
round bout 9etNesn Eddie Fierce aud himself but
Pierce nad refused. "
RilIy Vernon, the "naysrstrAw brIcEmAEsr." and
Ing contest for points. Tue men we're matched ISst
gght 70 spar ak rounds at ths LsaOx Lycsum saIur.
day evening Apri l.
Jack Graut With his bscEer Paddy Mccarthy c,Ir.a
A. re Po'es Gss.s ofes Yesterday and accepted The
craft stated II Leon hs vii posi- $50 farI
with the fEo' Tactic ani arrange ma ch for $40 A
meet Leon ana his bal ANY line h aS5sSs :?
money aud aga articles - 49,
Jo6nny Grant sho whipped Eugsns Hornbschsr the
,'gnsnsd his desire 70 cross arms With ether Dolly
~ ons or any lal ms WEIGHT Tor 500 10 500 sds
him a. me EighIh street theatre u Lyons refuses 10
Is iss S5S t o6 sss G;BaF's 80 s[. ss1
nght Leon IN private 70 unish for much nsasy a.
Tue members OF the Prospect Athletic club Of Ian,
Island CITY have received oiicsl notification rom
Aayor sanford mat his recent sct special
ne club which i sSLsdasd Tor sofro
~ .Ays ~ "a, no ooise;9n 70 barely ApAtsHr c0ui.
izatons TIE committee IN chsrgc on ne tourpatss,
ss sodssss present. IsS sAPsst 70 hay'
SEsalss'sq tomSF59S svsning a. woEalF Assembly
Cty. 11''' Long l'Aaa
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The Resun- at ,-t -. Ioui-.

Fast ST. LouIs March ~ In spite OF cold
weather 5000 persons were present at to- III y 4
races Two fayorltes led fields to the wire.
Summaries:
FIRST Rscs-Fivs eiEhths OF mile; selling Express
llotDwyerl Alto J. won southsrnsst. no Arnold
70 l. 'ssOpd Ssl. a. loS Necgss 20 to !. third.
tender. Sea Ring, and King solomon also ran. -.
Second Race-Ihres quarters Of mile! selling Pi-
rate thIef " (hUsby. 3 to 5, won: Lyman, lU5 81.
smith, to second ORGY Goose 100 Jackson. 10 to
J. third. r,me n Pauline Mahlen T.. lender l. 4.
W, Russell Grey. and Csssslls also ran.
Third Racs-Ihrss eEhths Of a mile CyanthA 100
NcCusl sto 8. WON piAnteni 10 Morr!sseyE TO 2.
second; Queen foustut Io1 a. smith, Z to 2 third
Time. y IS Jim keene Margarine. aud Allen Louise
fourin Racs-Thrse.qusrter. OF a mile. Starting
lOi wv FlynnL to !. Won, Attention. III Mooney
16 TO ]. second Archbishop. 1l2 tkuchenJ to l,
third. lime 22A. John Dunn, Dora $, Koan. Joe
l., Paxton. FLOYD, and Miss Baughmau also ran
titth R.ce.Ons mile selling John Hickey. 100 &C
McDOnaldL 8 to won; sam Bryant, ITO Nettterl. 10
TO ]. second; kmblsm, ITO q, smith. y to o third.
haGkey. Bonnie b and Marceus also ran.
sixth Rsce-rbree. quarters Of mile DavsyAc lO5
&C. hcDonald. TO !. won; Malaga % Barrett ~ to I.
second Belle of Penney. 100 Nv Flynn q TO third.
Time PIN. Ennce. Poet IivingtOn. Deceit. Pebble
Rock, aud sweetbread also ran.
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Bewllsg Games Te-aiEht.

rHE suN INpTUDUAL TOUHsAsENL
RandallN Va frereks FrsTcks vs. klinksr. Klinksr vs.
Randall
tsIUGHsIErs Gus ToURSIHEHt
Prospect W. Mslross, MsIross Va Climax Gilman Vs.
Prospect.
LEAGUE
HonpArsiI vs. sphsroid. spheroid va Midnight MID.
night vs. Monarch
UscLg TOuRSAxENL
Manhattan va krAkshliA kTAkshliA Va FidsliA No l.
fidsllA No. vs. Manhattan. -'
ToURSAHTsr
Leo Va Oaks oaks va Hello Bill Hello Bill vs. Lee
wrILER TouRSANENL
Columbus va BloominEdAls
EHOoELfS SAuoSAL TOURSLHENT
flAtbush. "
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Middle States Regatta AssosIauoa Msstss
To-hIEhL

A regular meeting OF the Middle States Re.
gatta Association will be held at tho Hotel
Marlborough to night when in addition TO ths
regular business. the following Amendments
to the constitution will be acted upon
follows;
Section 1.-The initiation fee OF this assoeaton
he $40, 10 accompany application CHATTER lnsinbsT'
vii. he admitted for o. each.
ssetIon ls-lhe annual assessment shah not exceed
- payable thirty DAYS prior date Of regatta AM
unsHpsndsd balance will be returned 90 iho various
clHbs pToTAA Any club failing pay nftssn AZ.
prior 10 holding regatta shall be dsbATTsd from All
aiOn. - $500 - N-fN'
Add new section. TO read as follows:
In case OF dehet in the expenses Of any annual "a
EstA OF the AGsoeAttOn clubs msmbeTs III Ihs Assoc
glu ~ - N~ss'S
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shownIter w.. Hodges,

Tho thirteenth game OF the chess match be-
tween Showater aud Hodges. which was
played at the Manhattan Chess Club yesterday.
was the best Of the series. 1t was Ruy Lopez
opened BY the former. and although Showalter
got the best OF the opening and middle game
he could do nothing against the brilliant and
ingenious defence OF his opponent, and had to
accept a draw in spits Of having two pawns to
the good ate siNty-tour moves
The match now stands i've to four games In
favor OF Showalter. four games being drawn.
The game:
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Io6 STOW ron 1HE BEIriyyI..
The Prince or WaIes's Boat Villas the Iuter.
HutIOnaI Regatta.

MGR, March 27.'-The Prince OF Wales's Bri-
tannia won tho international regatta to-day.
She sailed over the course in three hours aud
crossed the finish line seventeen minutes
ahead Of the NalkyTie !. The Oretta was third
The Blue Rock lost her topmast and WAS
thereafter out OF the race only two rounds Of
the course weFesailed, In order that the race
might be finished before sunset. The breeze
WAS good throughout The Prince OF Males
WAS on board the Britannia
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Ne orc VyIss The ChanplOa.LI,.

Havana. March 27,-Ths third game In thu
Manning EgGlsstOn-Ds Orc pool tournamsnt
was between EsRleStOn and DE Orc. ana wa.
son ~ lhe latter by q good score De Orc
mus secures the chan Dionship. De ORC has
aeesptsd challenge from Manning 10 plsy =
ertVate match TO- morrow RlEhI-
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A GTaad JaryaAA Arrested for Dranksa-

Martin Jork Of 80 Steuben street. Brooklyn.
who Is a member OF the present Kings county
Grand Jury. was arrested on Monday evening
on q charge OF intoNication. He was taken to
the Flushing avenue station In patrol wagon
lie pleaded not guilty when arraigne cd yestsr-
day before Justice HagRsrty and WAS held in
500 bail for examination.
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Eag,a.er seatL~Iek.. Bear Fo..a.

The body Of Alonzo Southwick. engineer Of
the steamboat Harold was found in the river
yesterday near the Morris street dock. jersey
City. southwick has been missing for two
months. He had been out with some friends
and that was the last seen of1him. When the
body was found 1886 in money and a gold
IL supposed that Southwick fell overheard
while attemp ting to get to his boat. which was
lying at tho Morris street wharf. The body
win be taken 70 his home In New London.
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PROPERTY OF cADwAIIADER 4 GROUSE. UNION
CITY. IND.
Trotnns Mars- No. Much Hurt

It was the opinion Of Judge Sedgwick yester-
day that Mr.. James H. Houstons trottlng
mares hades and Clara were not very serI-
ously hurt IN the collision OF sept 10. 1887, ut
the New York New Haven and Hartford Rail
sued Tor $1,000 damages. lie gUt 500.
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Georgetown Defeat. Yale.

WASHINGTON. March 27-yals met with de.
feat here this afternoon. their conausrors TO-
day being the Georgetown University team.
Carter was pounded SO badly that he quit In
the sixth inning. his cup OF bitterness being
nied on account OF homer by Dowd. who was
his opponent 1t was a long game. and field
larry by tho inhelders. The seore.