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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-29
WILL DIXON FIGHT,
The "Kentueky Rosebud" Issues . Chat
ieage to Fight Him at lis Posnds.

The "Keatueky Rosebud" Issues . Chat
isaGe to Fight Him at lis Pesnd,.
The Kentucky Rosebud" Walter Edgerton.
arrived in New York to-day with his manager
and hacker. Jimmy McHale Of Philadelp hiA.
from Boston. He called at the Police Gazette
office and left the following challenge;
Seeing that George Dixon. the feather
weight champion. denieA that he was KIN ock cd
out by me when We boxA In Philadelphia. on
March %. wish to state that he was out. for
he was unconscious nearly nvs minutes. and
ten minutes elapsed before the third round
commenced. | could have knocked him out
again IN the third round. but my baeker.
Now. to settle the question. / will night George
Dixon at llS pounds. for 81. 500 to *. 900
side. the Police Gdxette belt. and the leather
weight championship OF the world. and will
be ready to meet Dixon and his hacker at the
Police Gazette ONCE on Wednesday. April 4. at
II A. M. to post deposit and siRn articles u
O'Rourke accepts this challenge. Should
ORourke not accept shall claim the feather
weight championship and stand ready to tight
to $1,000 . side and the title"
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walter T.rrsn Kaoslsa Dat.

A select party OF less than one hundred sub
scribers enjoyed . Wsll-mGnAsed and hotIy
contested nnish nEht in Long Island City re-
sort last evening. the principals being two sps-
eiAl feather weights, Eddie Bunos Of Brooklyn
and walter Farrell 81 Harlem. Both men
weighed In and the night Was for q stake bet
ana me gate receipts. each one OF the party
pTssSht pAJIng - 70 witness the go In the
handler. He staggered TO his feet In nine sec
onqs only TO receive q savage right hand
n;n nH shieh put him to sleep Tor nearly ave
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Ls.l,ss.sl... Fr.h,er. ID. =. Tu...

Jack wilkes was Stanton Abbott's opponent
1T Miners Eighth Avenue Theatre last night
Early In the nrst round Abbott landed good
hard left In Wilkes's wind aud wilkes laid
down ana refused to continus. The bout be-
tween Nidk Collins and Jack Weleh OF Brook
Ign was eorkeE Both men kept at 1t all
through the four rounds. Collins received the
decision.
Bob Fitzsimmons sat In the audience watch
ing the bout. With him was light weight Bill
against Abbott some night this week. II will
most likely be arranged During a converse
tight ApL man in the world except Peter Jack
son; How about Choynst 2" asked the re-
porter Yes. III meet him. too. at catch
weights. answered FilzsimmonA. This IL the
first time FitEsimmons has signined his will
linRness TO meet Choynski At anything but the
middle weight limit 100 pounds
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MIDDLE STATES oARsMkN
Change Their Consultation aad Consider Z
Aaaaai Regatta.

Annual Regatta.
The Middle States Regatta Association hsl
o regular meeting last night at the Hot
Marlborough. With o view to extending N
membership OF the association. section II
the constitution. which called for an initiatid
fee OF $40. was abolished. This fee. IL vi
claimed. was o barrier to many clubs WI
wished to join the association. as all clut
within radius Of nifty miles OF this city a
eligible for membership 1t was the bells
therefore. that the meud bership could be vastl
enlarged by doing away with the initiatid
fee. The vote to abolish II was unanimous.
Section 10, which called for an annual asses
ment not to exceed S25. was also abolishs
This section has In the past proved very Of
noxious one. Notwithstanding the fact that III
section provided that any unex pended baland
would be returned to the clubs pro rata. Tn
section was abolished without . dissentinI
vote But in order to provide against any ID
fciency J. A. Dempsey OF the Atalanta Boa
Club offered the following section. which va
adopted:
In case Of dsfcit In the expenses OF an
bsrs q the sssosistion shall Be liable to an ' as
some discussion. relative to the place O
aa SseSsd a Sss wa. to Ssd 9Tt
decide the matter. and Its further consldera
IOu was iuo uoAl me-tluE, AT IN
last m Getting OF the association two vacancie
were LETT on the Regatta Committed, 10 b.
filled ~ this meeting On recon me nuAtion O
the Nominating Committee, E Martin. Jr.
Pallsade b C.. and A. IL pTuden onthe Yaruni
B, C. OF Brooklyn were elected to MI the va
cAneies.
AT the conclusion Of the regular Meeting tn,
Regatta Committee met for tho purpose o
ing were selected:
Rsfsrss-ch.rlss CAthn, Chicago Timsrs-J. Doyle
Crescent A. O.. Boston: II. j. BshrsnI Jr. EonpAIia
re- g. R ETlineo1tsF' A.l.ntlc: iobolsHi "a!
fhiIdslpha JUDGES at Fnish-k H. AndsrsOa
DAun'i:.s. q. Jansen stsisH I.a9d A. g q
r 4, BayOnns: Burke Astoria A. q
Son. Nya9o5. G s,at'IEA : BusshmanS
Jury Eureka r. q. PGssAio. n j.; assistant clerk u
Van Holland AtalAnt4 b. C. clerk OF prizes n b. Fey
Metropolitan X e.
The clubs represented at the meeting wsr,
the Metropolitan. Arthur kull. Palisades
Dauntlsss. AtalAntA. staten Island. pAsAAio
Atlantic and NautiluL The m Getting adjourn
ed subject to the call Of the Chair.
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WANTED TO BURN THE DAUNTLEs
CsAnsaers Coils OLD Yacht Not Sold Yet
and Probably WIN Not he.

Csamsders Coils OLD Yacht Not Sold Yet
and Probably Win Not he.
According to the Ne,0 London Dav the famous
schooner yacht Dauntless. out OF respect to
the late Commodore Colt will not be offered
for sale this year There was once . marked
desire according to the Day. on the LArt OF the
the hundred, 20 buy the old nAgship OF the
Larcbmont Yacht Cluh and to tow her out to
mAndsr.
This proposition was slightly too pagan to
md favor with the family. SO It was Aban Onsd.
1t was like sacrificing the horse OF a brave. so
that he might have trusty companion to ride
In the happy hunting grounds. However. IL
keep the memory OF Commodore Colt In the
hearts OF his friends. The Dauntlsss will re-
pose all summer in the Connecticut River
near Essex. Nobody knows what her ultimate
late will No. but the famous old ship. around
nisesnces cluster. deserves q happy ending TO
her famous career.
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The Fidsia No 1 and Krshshlis teams rolled their
mai games In the Unels Sam League last night rhs
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PAilAasIphIa'. Great Dog show.

PHILADELPHIA. March 2a-Ths awarding Of
prizes in the 1913 classes at the dog show OF
the Philadelphia Kennel Club having been
concluded last night. the attendants to-day
centred their attention upon the prize WIN
nsrs. The puRnArious bull terrier and the
handsome st. Bernard Wed with each other ia
seeking the admiratian Of the feminine por-
ton OF the throng. while the graceful poodle
accepted the ineessant petting as though ii
were an every day occurrence. The exhibit
ton 10 probably the best that has ever been
given la Philadelphia, there being more chGl-
lsnge dogs in the various classes than AG any
previous show.
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A q, Esu BTuAswiek N Joe GODDARD fought 10.
nnyhsA tSles N Australia, and defeated hin each
HlA~ 0-ss IA 'hiss SQUADS -1d s1ss l. fsaE
JACK DoSnizE Of BEooklyA 4 opsa 70 tFE eonelussn.
slth an feAtAsE weight IN Amsfca DosnfnE sava ~
A-s nan Hho III back hin fer AAy amount
George siadOns Eants go" With Barney Hubhara
et Boston jack bAEnitL siddohss bGeEsr iIl invsst
soOO lhAt the latter eAn defeat Hubbard 10 nnish
10 tlk kDiIoa OF faE sUH-S.Ff / would h. pl.a..d
@ taks EDDIE Fisress place SEainst osofsS siaksns N
ne n. Y. A G. Il sAtisdsd Jaos D.s- 49, -
JAek founE % RrOoklyn uho mads aueh . 49,.
lnosinl AEaiast siaAtoa Abbott ths otksr niIht
y S % 70 .ifsass nEhs Sith any lssisSp0aa7 "a
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TsHHIs EIpsrts PI.yIHE for The TrssIsaI
Trophy.

JACKSONVILLE. March ga special from St
Augustine says; The tennis tournament for
the tropical trophy Was opened en- the Casino
courts yesterday morning. In the first round.
singles. T. g. Bsekwith beat d. b MaEoun.
90. 81; O.s. Campbell beat b. S. Thomp-
son, 81 49, 3 BRYAN beat Whitney. 30.
the second round Campbell bsst W. b Dins-
more. JE. OIL. 50; BsekWith beat Dullss
"a. 6-4 The contest for the cham pIon ship
bell and Bryan and Beck with and Bohlen-
The rain put Z stop TO lawn tennis this morn
CAmposll 70 beat Gregory :. Bryan. 81, 6-3
st. BeekWith beat bohlsn, 81, Ga
This leaves the final bout for the City GAtss
to be eontsAlsd for By Campbell and Back with.
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NV AtLIe,,e RuI.. a A,sov,,

ANDoyER March 2a.-Atter the decided steps
taken by our leading educational institutions
for the elimination OF any traces OF profess
BionAlism from their athletics. and after
AndoVsrs recent troubles with Exeter. her
rival school, on this matter the athletic mag
mates have been forming Z code OF Tules which
are Interesting. in that they determine who IL
and who is not eligible to PLAY on an amateur
team. As adopted. they are as follows;
sESoS I. The following Fulss shan apply 10 sTsry
representative OF Phillips Academy in athletic con
tssta whsthsT An individual e0npstitor or As .
sac 2 40 student SHAH Be allowed 10 represent
fhips Academy N any such pubho contest unless he
10 ulAry enrolled "a member Ihs the
school and 10 pursuing studtsa in classroom lAbsr
AtoTy work. a. required By the faculty
Phillips Academy IN any Euen public contest who
either before since catering the school shAI have
snEaEsl in any zthlsuc compel tion for money
whether for stake or mOney prlas or share VI me
entrAncs fees or admission money, Who shall nave
taught or engaged IN any Athse szsleiss or
esivsd Tor his participation In Any Alhletie sport
or contest AnJ .pecunAFy gain or reward what
ever. direct indirect, provided. however that
be may have received from tue school organ.
zaton or from any permanent 4mafsuT ASSOCIATION OF
Shieh ne WAs AZ Any tims member, ihs Amouht b.
which the sHpenBss nsesasArly incurTsd by hun
pressntluE tina oKEaniLaion IN gthleto eOntes
eeedsd hit ordinary sxpsnasa
sec. 4. IL shan Be the duty OF the AdvissFy Con-
mites % see that thsss Eglss are snforesd Doubtful
sng u the manager ahd captain o. ths athletic ds
pAItment directly conesrned member Of the faculty.
nnAL
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other miscellaneous Offering will go before
the public. On Friday some very highly bred
Turns There are only four colts living by the
champion stallion several BY Director. .
Stamboul youngest owned by Samuel Gam
BILE. for many years superinte nc emit OF the late
w. 3. HobArt's stud in California. and others
that have speed as well as breeding to recon-
mend them. The fastest OF the California lot
by the record H. the black ally Oriole. who trot-
ted In 2:20 last season In her thrse-year-Gld
Farm sire. and there is q bay gelding OF four
years By Thistle. dam by Nortall. thorough
bred. that 10 q square-Roing trottsr and appar-
entity o speedy one.
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a Racing Results At IA. Francisco.
BAN Francisco. March 2a-wsather cloudy

and warm: track fast. Summaries:
az 70 won, Isds Jsns ms ~ WEBER % / C. .so
ond; silver. ms tslosa:E 2 70 = third Time. so.
Second Race-ons mile; ssliaE. HAymaksr. los u.
Brownl to !, won; Norton. III Ct WilliAmsl TO
second; Espsrance 50 (Chsvallsr to l. third. Time
lk4H Crawford, Lilly T.. and Lady 0wsnA also ran.
shaw sto y: Won; yiesrs.S SO Kinn;h 20 70 SEQ
ih[ Prieslls Jake Allen. HuntsmAn. and RAvins also
ran.
G..mN 20 !: wen; hy 1y 70 q carrk ~ 70 SEQ
ll43N. fiEress. Happy Day. and RomAir also ran.
Fifth RAee-scAnt ak furonEs; selling Border Las
sie W ~ CArrl TO wont Duke stevens 112 (hcAu-
hnsl 20 l. second Bill Howard. 100 lMIdisonJ. TO
I. third. Time, 1Sk Annie Moore hiddlston. and
Guard
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ira. shootI,r ID. 49,.

AUBURN. March 2s-Ths nrst in the series
Of gun club contests among tsSmS from
Auburn. Rochester. Syracuse. SRd Utica was
held In this eity to-day. There we're eight
eGsntS On IN, me RE9gEa@PhS, R ihS team chan
score OF % out OF loo. Auburn and Utica tied
It u, and Syracuse game last with 81. The
end OF the season. Four men tied for nrsk
place to-day, namely. r. ID. Fuliord and John
Of byraeuAe.
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MURRAY Hill. 10; PRINCETON. 8

MURRAY Hill. lOi PRINCETON. 4
PRINCETON. March 2a-Thres hundred stu
dents sat in the cold this afternoon for
over two hours watching the Tigers PLAY
their nrSt game on the home EroundL The
opposing team we're the Murray Hill OF New
York. The dsJ Was too cold for good baseball
and the playing was rather loose on both sides
but chiefly on Prlneston'k The visiting team
put up . stsAdT and strong game throughout
Brunnsmsr pitched . great game The field
ing Of the murray lille Was AlsO very hns. and
their batting strong. The score.
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, s I: y a, s.ss, 'i F....ss
linn nbeit

o; on Altman, a. Htruek out-By grvnnemef a "
Hituott q b. Altman 4. fasssd bsls-Wiiiiaras
Umpire-CampbslL
AI1-coL1Eo1LrR. il; PICKED NINE, 2
The newly organised All-Collegists baseball
team, com posed Of old college baseball favor
ties, m AIDE their frst Appearance at the Prospect
PARK parade grounds Yesterday in practice
Dunn, formerly Of the CaniAlus College team,
essaysd 10 pitch for the collegiens, and was
ysry effective. striking. out thirteen men:
Nicholson, late OF Fordham, made q good
showing behind the bat. The score;
ffIs .s.a sIn........a ooSS6SS
NAVAL CADETS. 4; YALE, 3.
ANSApofIs, March pa hns game OF base
ball was played at the Naval Academy this
afternoon between Yale and the Naval Cadets.
A Rood.slEed crowd bravsd the biting winds
which came over the bar, There was no score
until the sixth inning when 1sls made three
boys were bianked in the smainine innings.
There was great enthusiasm when the sailors
won In the ninth inning. The score:
Cadets .....................o I -
Yals.........................O v y Us
B.tt.res-Issrd and Tosisr! ounthsr and Grssnwsy.
GEORGETOWN 20, wIIIIAMs. 10
WASHINGTON, March 2S.-GeorRetown College
to-day defeated the Williams College nine In
eight In nlngs By n SCORE OF 20 to 10. In the
frat inning Bahen OF Georgetown was struck
In the eye By q fsul bail battsd By himself ana
retired. The score;
orEetovn..."..........."..o l-9o
Williams. ......................,O = u v o-lo
Errors-usorestovn Ct wiiiisms a Base Hits
Csfmody, .Bshn.y. and Hshonsyi Williams Lewis
Clarke, and Draper.
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TRAzEa
s9G sGf g. .Ss s ss9 slss az
Umpirss-hu.ust grantsan aud charles Jent
The high team and individual score was passed
j. ssySS"sf ~. ro,lins 80 IN i. Op,nns gam
thsSeries The scores
FIRST CANE
Observation-Disclosures. log: Miiochs Isi, Or ANTI
'tS; BSrsnsr. lsai w An nh s .s2 Total s.i
Hon. l27i Rsigsr lo1 Total, 6o3
srcosp CANE.
ol.r.m ont-K.cs.isssn.l las; MshL $50; Endsrs Ii
oyer. iosS Iii,,.S.r. ~ S''f o,.t iot '''' II
~ .E ....; g. EIG .. IT. b.ria.n $780, q"
saTfn.sai1i 4 v. issS.s iSs rc,s. SSS "'' ID
In IN: nr.' s.n: rolled n IN: Ann:..a pl..r.,, to
Willis and East horrisania clubs participated. I
scores:
wiilis.salliy.n. 1885, Ds.r lss. Total 5ee
East horrisania-hsS las; schachtzabeL 17a
ucoNp eAul
iss. s.l hss BE- R:nt Ts,. ISL 's Is
,Ssnlb:h:oon;y H. ISL suy.p ioS D'rr. Its' Als,r
rHiRp CANA
,. Stsnts-sshu,n 1s1 s,sntu:hT Las; sisreh. IL
'fss : isa a.E S 40 x
ston. i5s Tota. <p6. ~
FOURTH GAZE
Csntral-waltsrs. 165; Byrnea 1911 PsrIsy Il
Miller $50; Bergen. 1874 TotaL TAG,
4. 0s-AnE las; haurer 1922 Weber 1877; Kirs
hof, l<2i stumpf. Ala Total 10.
rIrTB CANE
hot itsi ssa%pt II. Total !ss "''''' .''' M"
Anchor-stetn, lit; Weber, 16y: Turner las; &c
107; stasdels. 1855. Total 7y5.
SIXTH GAM.
Anehor-.stsin. 1906 weber. Io3: Turner. lto; os
16y; stasdsle. lb1 Total 1854
Csnuai-walterS l4O; Burke, $50; Psrlsy ID
Miller l63, Bergen. 1888. Total Tic.
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New. FRO. the Horse wsris.

Dr. Hasbrouek. By SIR Modrsd. out OF sweetbraE has
been bred TO two mares owned BY w. N. BArriek this
spring
j. A Bsnnet o. Parkyills, Long Island, has sold 70
Cowdsn OF Mount Kisco this State the four old
chestnut mare Edith Belmont by Irouuos. out OF
BergAnot. by Bonnie Scotland. and the thrseysarold
viii be bred TO the Prince Charlie stallion, Autoera
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HH"NWHTF NUVFHs
Th.,. a. t.,,., a, ,bi. ana. for Tam E.,srbroot

There 10 sisttsr this once for Tom Bstsrbroot.
toutsvItLs March 29-Ths Louisville Management
IL anythng bat pleased over the action Of Catcher
Grim In refusing 10 sign contract and unsss he soon
thi. season Without .slsry, tics.presldent Ruch.
stuhl left the city tonight baseball business pre-
sumably for Cincinnati where 10 10 expected he viii
complies the deal for the exchange OF strston and
Weaver for Murphy.
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Hor SPRINGS. Ark. March 28-Rain and
snow fell here all day to-day. making racing
I'm possibls. III the weather permits the horses
will run to- m orrow. Entries stAnd.
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John schmedss, the wsllknown veteran bowler
the kmpirs Bowl nE Club, died yesterday arIern o,
He was recognized AZ one OF the crack wlsrs . &
years ago.
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Bowii.g Games Te-aiEht
szAuszHrssrs surrounxArsrI

EhxuSHFhssfh buFfUukNAhHHE
Speedway Our Own, Our Own Va Lafaysu
LAfAystts vs. Speedway.
wEiLxR IouErAHzrI
sehluehtsrnsr va Columbus.
hAAss TouHEAHsEL
rull Moon May flower, hAynower vs. Centsnnh
Centennial Va Full Moon
poEELI TOURNAMENT
Saltwater va vgiIant-
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iulava
Rpbero,ds ~ III 1873 25l asa 447 527 zoe foi slo
Eonpareils SO i73 paw 81 42t tRi $40 u32 Sea ~
umpires-A. BraatiVan and j. soeder. Scorers
William feudded sud SyGney Dillon. AVeraEe-spher.
oidA 1913 90; konpareilr, 100 4-5.
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Something was the matter with the bowling IN the
Brooklyn national Tournament in the Elephant Club
house alley last night The scorssi

IlAtbush 90 Iis Ill 2s6 sis 81 asa asa bs4 Bs7
TtoEa. ...l1o ala 26o $50 447 SAT 800 664 72I ace
umPirs-Thomas Curtis. seorsrs-H q. Braeksu ana
A. G. Leach Avsrags-FlAtbush. HI rs: TiosA 400 x6
SECOND GAZE.
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Fidsia No. 1s2 1853 226 325 452 $50 GA $50 a7s e2a
Manhattan. 6S 143 al 800 Ala AIT byS o75 T<S $40
Umpire-H Gsrdss Scorers-StAnton fucker and
Sam Holden. Average-Fidslia No. ]. fo< 20: hAnhAt
tan. 1872.
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Midnight. rs 1873 1870 2d8 oIs tip tp2 $40 Gas Iob
NonpHreils B5 1s0 2bb 3iB ga td1 bD u3S i23 eO1
umpires-A Brsntiesn and Charles jenkins. Scorers
p, J. Lees and n. u sisinsr, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
lt1i Eonpsreils 100 l-A
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liz 266 5ss $50 ssS $50 $50 az s 9Ss
Umpirs.rhomas ogr!,s sss!:rszH; NadiE.n and >.
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q. r r.ys,.a A..rss.-rrOp.s,. i7s4s, elisa.
raiurs

FRlurs
cuv., toa iaS ara ata sio 500 57T GA ia 7Sl
Hsross.... 40 100 22t 3i3 Az 62p 6l| G7s ~ So
ufnpirs-Frank Benson' Scorers. u shu,se aud o.
Laurence. AterRFs-Chmax. 100 SO helrose. 100 iS
The Nonpsriei spheroid and Nidnirht teams came
toeetbsr last evening three schedule games IN the
series sf the new Jersey Boshng Association toirns
NJ.
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o.iy o.. F.vor,t. win. at Mss,-e-.

MADISON. March 29-westher cloudy and
cold; track good and attendance large with
lively betting. Harry Warren was the only
winning favorite. Republic. second choice.
TO l. took the third In gsllop by three lengths.
Summaries:
First Rscs-selling; four and half furlonen I'd
Lshsy, ioo McCssL TO J. won. hesses &; s6 tsor.
third lime SoS Barrier hs si, Bru''r' ana
Second Rses.fiys and half furlSnE, G9v Brow
g ,,eOnl, J,nn,. = 5os !RsSon 70 Z ,2ira
Agdiphons, and pan F.Irsl also ran. -, ,,,,o,.. o..
public. ioe a. smith 70 2 gop; Sr s ios @;
7. third. Time. 90 orsols. Deer Lodge and Doubt
IoSI.h Rss.-s.ninasi sig tgrlSnsa I,,.sps. doI ~
g / sseond: Arthur O. los e Hpsstonh : 70 l. third
orth Nancy Hstes 70. Courtney and Mon,sll a.o ran
smiihl 20 won; simIoet, III sorris;yI 1,o1
osH Madden, GO Lucky. ID. Murray. Too High. and
sis,h E.se-iiys and ens.n.t fu,ieSs.; rysshos
90 seeondi BUD Brook. ig7 a. smithl to third
Time. 1ilh. La Rue irsl Van zant Alopathy. and
LATHE Fellow, Jr, also ran
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,rerr,: r.rn wm Nave ss-s s,ssps.shss-
ine ~ 1884

The new Govsrnine COMMITTEES ofthe stsepls-
chase Hunt. and. npny Racing Association met
yesterday At 80 Broad street and elected the
following Officers for the comina rear;
President E q La Montague; Vics-Presi-
dent Thomas Hitchcock, JE Secretary and
Treasurer; Henry A. Buck. Only thirtsen Of
the twenty-five committeeman were present
The New Workers. were Thomas Hitchcock.
Jr. L. V. Bell II. A. Buck, Charles Pnser. Jr..
A. B. Purdy, jenkins Van Bchaick. a6d J. r.
Wood. Among the Boston delegates were
Robert q Hooper. A T. Gardner. Arthur W.
Btsdmsn, George Lee Charles f Mstber. and
Frank Beabury. After the election the Lsei9-
nations Of A Belmont Purdy and y. o. Potter
from the COMMITTEES were read and accepted.
J; q. X. Lawrence and W. II. Sands were
elected to succeed them.
:. The New York Jockey Club has intlmsted to
the Secretary that Il will give eross-cQuntry
Faces at Norris Park and join the Coney Island
jockey Club IN adopting the rules OF the ANA
teur Association to govern them. Racing dates
now assigned are at Meadowbrook, Pa, May ~
and -. and at Brooklins. Masa. May 70 70. 30.
and June 20.
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LONDON. March 2S-Ths Prince Of wales
has Leen reelected Commodore OF the ROyal
Thames Yacht Club
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The favorits Prospect team rolled veil in shAuEA-
nss'ys Sr0ohiJn tournament last night The IeOrssI
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