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wnl fraAk Bssu0rsh call At this orLes this evening
Alto ocleckf
There letter At this once fer tue rrssiasnt lls
Owl Athletic Club
Jimmy Mack the local HIGHT Weight seuld IKE 10 ar
range night with sone good lSS-pound IoAsF
The Columbia Athlstie Club vnl hold smother BToisS
gertythId street and Lexington avenue, AoLaAh'
April ID
Al Allen the local bantam. said Yesterday 20
reporter thai he would lake 20 nEAt any lo~poant
boxer in America for purse and soc SAss'' Avs
says he can nEht As 10 ~ As loo pounds
Benny Leon says that OWING the fact that Johnnt
Grant does not seem to thow any inclination 70 So
him, he QLsonl viii meet Eugene Horntae-sr Dc VIZ
the New lsrk A. @ for any reAsonAbe pure
The Edward y. LosbeF Association of BrooElyh WI
hold ID cir fourth annual bail to night At fhlpts 4Is
standad bearer Il EDDIE L0bsr Ihs Ssi knoua Team"
weight
Bob FitIsimmons says he ia going the road aEAa
a. : nstc bob adds that he YOU'D lie 10 go
from jet AOytnski or any ether heavy SSighIpA -,
Jackson. ftk 10 uillng TO take Choynsk on a. eAs4
NsightG a. he declared himself the other niE4I
Fred Norris BILLY AAddsns Black Cyclone wr's
from Washington 10 IHE srN that he 10 st 10 the
and anxious so try eonelusIons with any ~ 49,
man IN America for puTse Norris thinks thAI -
Craig the Harlem Conss Cooler" will never Z . 80
another chance 20 night him, although he Nyr'' 4"
ready 20 nSht Craig a. ones 81 the above weigaL
Ed Nail the Sixth avenue sporting man, WHsHss
advance proposition 10 Champion CoTbett. lne" ~
proposed battle bstUssn Jaessen aud CoTbt -
belt agrees 90 boz JaeksOB twsnty rounds pc ~ ~
wager - coo that Peter gsts tho deeision
prefers nEht 20 nAtsh, be VIII bel SlOuoJ "a
jackson WiIpuI Corbstt 10 sleep.
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want 10 PIay Games.

Among the many amateur. semi professional ana
junier baseball clubs in this city surrounding
places the following are anxious to arrange EamsA
AL commune tions pertaining to this matter from
spOnsibs clubs viii be published. provided thsy are
signed by ofreiAl
IvsrnA BASEBALL cub-would Ike to play all clubs
P;ya,; s k9 sy
pssspsiys:.woga na: TO hsar from a., AL aIs,si
sSad,y. AND s.llasy. m. !: is:iS team w.i:[
:sS, OP ~. a 81.
s...Gs gI .ssS S Esss civ y " A.n''a
crave. s Ta;S d;,;: 3
Hsa!:.: T. = SsLs.saIlSP: is xT;sS;R New SsTE
game. With team. from any SoSlinE slGs Their Their
.S; S. R.s. sssa S.: sam.a second
ss S sS.'Sas '6' sa atop; .r x .s
v: ned; ia stein .us:,,t VIE ADDRESS joan LA0r.
10. school ss o. wy f.Org.nr.a u.a.r
.s s *: Ps1. e. and e 81:
tain o. W.shSqrn. pitcher; II smith.On. nrsI BASE
n. S1' IL: f-' s - .is Hr .o S. S,s.
8 s:ai' s:S sSS.ssf G a NEE: 10 ~ RU
Lis kashinEtsn street, HobOksn. y. J.
si.s YER ,I @ f; As, II s Nh
ned! AN 6aSais.n second bass cSen,n ,Rira S.s.;
Lisn.. soss:T nn. ssSls' a.S IAsy
s..S; fOI sS.day and a
2mItys1Hsvs OiSaniIsd With the Following PLAYERS.
c BsEiTmAn, pitcher J. Madden, catcher; v Click,
1.'s s.s :sSr ..SiP F.s! a:d
f6.S seud ike % hear from ali teams Win players
sssy:fs.1s I 70 y..ss .saETss, gsEsr@An Manager
GOvsIaSTs Islaaa Baseball CIu6-wsuld lii. 20 ar.
9.oTS. Y. Wan DsSssn. manager Gsvsrn0rs Island,
,Iyrtl. ciu6c Hav. Orgaarsd uniformed team With
tue folio sing piaysEs James Grady catcher Nike As
s ss .5s 6n SH5 %a aui eio S
shon stop G,srEs G1lvin ,htd bass: JAI me-, ssI s
Thsy you'd me . hear from All payers aIlfoTasd.
si.ss .s9:.t Biosilya aai''' James o'-a' i0' S0''A
pleas: s.sd iS.it ssdf..s a T.S go ss:s ESSs,
tssntl ;trssI hss fSIL cry w. 80, a.
Ssi1s Ps.IsfI p, sS .ns SSSI; .s 4SaIS
r~shsT IsnSs.hbnIS s.chs AMI BsIi Mn ma. No m.
iaa.ia sSd oSia;id Wli play All ...P. .iihis iSo
S.a Ss S'Hi. . !: sf ;:sr Sf SSa :.
e =. team! W obroet. esiehsr; MisOH AN nsldi
IAEan; arst base and eaPlSini nttmAna. tLiIa
kleal PllshfL address Il. EIssH, isS haHIIRE'oa
si:S y sPs: ss
t.os S.s5s ilss & TO h.. from sus.
nsJS - ,,. ahas5 ysArA address A'''I $50
DomIeis.n.-Wii pI.y all teams With PLAYER. .vsEE-
as5:r :,isG.ii aa%SI.. Pisi:ii IeSS.SS. s.:i
Nv Wax. n sssI .:Ssn h.: ~, h'aR hIa sss:
car: s:q ssif..oPf. sSs sea !5i;.:
Bssfmsh A c~iltssaEh ofsSnisih. und.r iss asn;
o. ne nIsls Roek , q. lhsy have d.ssdsa @ glay
Jay 4 aftsrnOol. labor Day. and AT sundays oPsn.
Aad you'd b pleased 10 bear from hEste4is elu6s
ousrnE rsa1onAole guArAntee. address Al Cobnsn.
msnassF 5aa eAptAa sa2 EAss Fifty nI,t 5tIssi n a
non. e4tehsr; 3. backlsy. pitcher. D. CAmPhsL Bret
base Blaneo. second bass. O. onsEmAn, thlrd bass;
centre nsld; p oliver. lsft nsd rhsy ehAnsnge al
teaua vita players under 10 yeAIs Addreas Michael
Felsy % Hashinzton arrest Asu Vera city.
eiac hakaeau Cnb-hould nke 70 hsaf from AL uni
tSEed eres seoss players asssass ~ ye.ss s5d ever
bex ls6. ozsEs FaEk III
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an IHTEREsTIN0 sUIE.
Turfas. jobs Hu.ter Suing Agsat Barns
Treaey OF Lexingtos.

Turr-.. job. Heater s.,.. As... Barney
AeS o. ie.ss'o"'
A motion was argued In the Supreme Court
.n's .nofnnR oe,ore .usee DeA' mr. ~ oss'
which 10 ofinterest toshorsemen- The plain
tiff 10 John Hunter a prominent member OF the
Joot.v Club .nJ th. sa,.nd.nt 4. en-. wsl,.
soeNey Inv. ,nu he aslenuant INC M'n
J. Treacy. The case was on the calendar for
t.,s, to'5.x h,,, a. IN. d.,sns.n, "a mn.h. 20
be present owing to illness. his attorney II. n.
whitehead. moved for an adjournment, and
that commission DO issued 10 take ireacys
testimony.
Tho casa involv,a n p.culiar ouestion "A 10
On. H. 80 .n.aar ~. uan.. s .,,.s. ar, q.
inc, NV ,ss o, aeene,i MI han'er aSees Una. IN
editor Of thu Shirt ofths Tunes 10 purohaaa
from D,,,sI swios,t . bors. hrsadsr near
from Dsniel oWieerI morse pfeeuef near
Lexington. Ky. three yesrline colts by Tre-
mont Ior wnicn No would give so,ooo mr..
BUCK teieerapneo freaey 70 oner Una. sum ior
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ne Started nsr Rsstsr. Psrs TIE. B-ys hss
hvR Weut Nauth rTvpt.

Ne Started fsr Rsstsrr PsvR TIE. Days aes
sut Weut ssuth Ftrsf.
The o6ncisls Of the Brooklyn Club we're in an
exceedingly iovial mood yesterday afternoon.
Biz Bill Kennedy Of Bsllaire. one Of the best
tvirlers that the Brooklyn Club could ever
boast Of had appeared at Eastern Park early
in the day and had expressed q willingness to
sign contract Although Ksnnedy's appear
ance was In the nature Of a complete surprise.
he was speedily accom- m odatsd. President
Byrns and the Bellaire lad we're closeted In the
formers private ONCE about 3 o'clock. and
few moments later Byrne emerged. bis face
vresthed ia smiles, and informed the anxious
a Brnokiyn. 1904 eontraet Il Is understOcd
that Kennedy signed at the club's terms. As
ss sssst ,hst a%s G b. Il %
ned The Brooklyn Club said last winter that
they we're willing TO treat Kennedy right, but
vice from Bsllsire friends and did not come to
For. several weeks the Brooklyn Club has
heard NOTHING from Kennedy. and none knew
whether he was going to pitch at Eastern Park
this season at all Rumors concerning kennedy
e Th nsys we're s:'e To &.
against the BROOKLYN Club. KENNEDY set ali
The Srounds 10 TaE sUS rsportsr KENNEDY
we s1d stopped S.S sS;s T TS.s
why hs wa: behind time. II l. not likely that
he will be docked MONDAYS pay. Kennedy is
AZ B.Ipsire. He 10 ready to 90 In the 6ox and
Bitch today II fouta says the word
Broofiyn to.dsy.' il was a tribe too wet to
play Columbia College yesterday afternoon.
posod WITH 0 tss shs Of who
II expected to appear at any moment.
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nsss.ua,-'s lrne e. IAs t.s-ss-sthi.e
About Huetreus ~ Ruehssss.

nsssstiay-'s lEus o. las t-S-ss-sthi.e
About Buetreus ~ Buehssss.
By all odds the fastest work done 90 far this
spring By any Of the candidates for the Brook
I'm Handicap was the mile eallop OF William
Easton's imported four-year-old colt Bassst-
law. BY b. Simon out OF Marques, in Matt
Aliens Stable at Norris Park. Tuesday morn
ing Bassetlav worked mile In ABB. and did
It handlly.
AZ the days pass the oneck Stables Sir
Walter IL receiving considerable attention for
the Brooklyn. The stout little son OF Md
lothian has yintered splendldlY and e carr
ing enough flesh 70 make him feel at his best.
Sir Waiter. and. TO pounds Is not as much
weight By a good deal az be carried to Victory
ol fG% Il very eonssrys,Iv. trainer and be.
LOO 4 as fast a. Sir Walter has been asked to
'i Edward war RsIIy's Ken,ieerns, easily the best
nll{ Of her age out last Ssssr. L much sdmired
Nj. Mo croksrs Fiirt should rscoy.r entirely from
eoi colt = 90 sssiy that Mr. Loffllsrd srsstiy r..
record. however. sesily makes her the queen
Of the tvo-yesr-old nllie. Of 1893
.s 20 3 h: masS n n: so. o DRS
mem %Sss%ssf John c9op.Ts 5000 races = Mon:
Scsn COOPER ! S.Ss ~ Is. AIssa;: =: b.ssy,
for the track more than . second. AZ both
days. Of April. Buckrene and John Cooper viii
get their share Of the money this year Buck
rene IL By Buchanan. winner Of the Kentucky
Derby and out of Irene. the blind mare that
won so many fast races for scoggsn Bros
and q. Walbaum few years ago. Jimmy Nc
LauEhlln. who rode Irene few races. say.
she was rsmarsab speedy. Irene. was bred
IN the bushea." and her pedigree is given In
"Goodwin,s Guide" as by Long Time out
Of Beulah."
plenty. and those VINO fancy any OF the entries
and want to back them can ind plenty OF places
In New Jersey to lay their money. One OF the
newest books is that OF johnson Co.. who
have marked full" opposite the names Of
DR.: Rice. Bassetlaw. Sport. Eloroy. q. W.
Johnson. Diablo. Long Beach. and Pick pocket
Ajax 10 favorite at II to 1. and 10 to l can be
had against Sir Walter. Lamplighter. Don
Alonzo, and Clifford.
The intslieencs from Albany that State
Comptroller Roberts has appointed John Boz
den Of this city as his representative to super
wise the collection of the Eve Der cent tax
from all racing associations in this State un-
der the provisions Of the Fish bill IL gratifying.
Mr. Boden is q wen-known newspaper man,
who has had more or less experience In turf
affairs during the past seven years, owning
and racing some good horses as we'll as re-
porting the races for his paper: He 10 an hon
orabls man, and will no doubt all his now
position with credit to himself and the State.
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Baseball Notes.

The New Yort. Prine game postponed yestsr-
day account of the weather
BosreS. April A-Tem Tucker. the rrst baseman OF
tn. Boston ball team for the past four ysArA signed to-
day for another season.
The anAger of the Brown University team has dis
appointed the New York Club second time Yesterday
he wired Ward cAncellng next Mondays game in
Previdsncs. The New Yorks will consequently remain
at home on April w. 10. and IL.
Manager Murray OF the. Providence Eastern League
Club wired Ward yesterday asking whether Pitcher
George Davies was free to sign proyidenee contract
Ward replied that Davies was the New YORK Clubs
reserve list. and would not be released
letter to Treasurer Tacott Won der Horst Of the
Baltimore Club he wants the New Yorks to arrive
In Baltimore On the morning Of April ~ IN time TO
take part in street parade Ward 10 trying TO arrange
q game for April l6 At harrisburg, so that the New
Yorks can arrive In Baltimore that night
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1xooxLIs,s COMING HonsB SHOW
The Kidi,s s.a Driv,.e Cias TO Hold One
In Nay.

The Eidiag saa Driving Clus 20 Hold O.s
In Nay.
Last year Brooklyn's aristocratie Riding and
Driving Club. whose imposing homo faces
Prospect Park plaza. held . horse show open
to members Of the club only. The exhibition
was such . success that the directors OF the
club have decided to give another one this
year. and . three nights show commencing on
Wednesday. NAY 2. has been arranged. Last
year the chief drawback 20 the show was the
insufficient seating capacity OF the building.
This year the seating capacity will be largely
Increased By the erection Of . comm odIous
grand stand on the north side Of the ring.
club ier their friends. which FIil Ia a m sasars
stop the overcrowding. In addition It 10 pro-
posed 70 erect atent on the vacant lot opposite
The club AZ an annex for syhibitore who cannot
TSsSs VIII Be- ABOUT e, a,yo eisssss in all In
Hhich tAree.hiGh jumping. high school. and
Fhs. prizes. which are principally in mons1
ssSaS s:;i \: Sis entry list Easi:: clos.
The following committees will have charge
q the details OF the show; hoadsters. E /.
esdford A9d Raymond Hoagland; horses In
soiesnsnts &i1th foD x futtis ssd f HSasr
A. Lttini four-ln- hands and tendsms. VII
hAn, h Force end Timothy. I. Woodruff;
sass E s aSs william Ma 1s 5.n sinSei
fs: H21i e a: and a. R. 9ssS: .,s .S
.S. ed 4 sl s hsa 4
BoEers sad dsorg. II. Prentice; catalogues.
Nelson q. Ayrss and Herbert c. Hull.
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CIssIS's SPLENDID RIDING.
Ths Clever Boy Pilots Five wiAasrs. the
Last . 10 to Chaass.

Ths Clever Boy Piets Five WiAasrs. the
Last 10 TO CksAss.
New ORLEANS. April 4.-Weather cloudy. track
good. attendance fair. The feature OF the sport
was Cassin's good work In the saddle. the boy
riding i've wlnners- Summaries;
FIRST Rass-ssniss, sys furiSS5,s. s.itt.r iis guI
.seondi Amnnas iol lsAnf;rdh 10 20 third. lime.
sAlxAL P.omitA ana sanford Also rAa.
second RAes-six farlonEs; selling. Forest KIns los
toa..inl . 90 yea: sSlssr. los !9.Idn:ti lite
iis; dl:.. wAIi,s. and fhslan Dorian also ran.
,c..:s, sss , Yea n. Saus si G..ht is 20 IL ].
49, AaIy NJ siiy HArtissn. csfnsiiA. and imp
Youth Rses-ssv.n and = half .furlongs, Bonnie
Byrd, 1Oo CAAsinl jim Lee. 100 u. Conssl
to l., sseondi BOreAls. 10v (shisldIl TO J. third
Time. 30. Rsy del Mar Also
fIfte kAes-six fuIlongE selling Audrey. los Gas
sim. TO s. won; oAaS' ITO (JuIsoa). $40 g. second;
Larry FARRELL. lzA lkowel, Sto l. third Time. ;l5Is
Blacksmith Imp WsleoHs. GsniA KAsslsr. and spin.
slI.a Rso:-yiy. fussngs' sslIinI sScss diS 81
pad. Jim Heed; iol o. JCn..l ls 90 iSTd mus.
I'd T., and EVas Hid Aso ran.
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W. EIJaa aaa Has hide Five Dat or u.
WIAAsrs.

EAST ST. LOUIS. April 4.-Ths track was in
nrst-elAss order to-day and good time Was
made In all the six races Well backed horses
led their fields to the wire. Summaries;
Eirst RAes-Flyssightbs Of . mile; selling. Nellie
D. Us CW. F1ynn. 5 to l. won; DoSE wick. 400 u.
smith, 70 ]. secOld LAnSIIy, lO6 (conTAdl TO 4.
lhIId Time. io7. John r. lester, Tray more GTlnay
white. Dan kuTtE and The Malor also TGA
second kAesoIhrssquaTlsrs Of mile; ssllIHE; uy.
insstOn. 100 (GormAnl 70 !, Won Morgan a., lo4
ISsep tSl; s.es5d; BIeoE Tosd, iot q, snlihl
T.x. h4iSs. Epnlss. EmIs.t ana Grey Dgls Al,o ran
w. Fynnl 8 TO l. won; Volcanic. los u. smith, to
4 second; A.gazins. los thAnl 70 4, shird Time
O.5o1k Billy travis. Jim kesns Juliet HAsKis RATFy,
hl.s frstan and Allen Louise also ran.
Fourth kAoe-Fivs-slEhths Of = mile; selling. fAEin
60 tHanh Iol So1i o1kyiss, 100 W., nysak e
Jtms. l'oslS fs9 IaehsL WRESTLER. AiAEa Bee. Capt
Itfta kAss-Iiss eighth o. mile ssnilE MADDEN
100 Ham, TO ]. UOa: b. WelliaEtOh no (0OTmAnl
20 i, second CsIbsrus 100 (ConTAdl nc TO l. third
fins. OF, LonEbrlaEs Pebble Rock. HssdIOag. Toe
High, Venture, and Kentucky LADY Alss ran.
siHth kAss-fhrss gHArtsrs Of mile; selling. star
lhSnl 90 second; No RslLTh. 100 IAoen;yl. IS
Chisf Dora 3, and Q. ". ALAG TAa.
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GREAT MEN WITH THE GUN.
AHERICA's CRACK sH0Ss sB0WISe
4 THEIR SKILL ar DEITER PARK.


SS0y.s-s ace E-,srea Tor TIE ara-a Ms
ts-.i H..tissp - Ne Bss,asa Ts-ssy-
First rr,,s VIII ne worts e the wis.,
SEE Abeut ssee-A mtg Fieis er Espert.
shsst or Three Sweepstakes Yesterday.
What promises 10 be the greatest series OF
shooting events ever held in this country com
msnced yesterday ct Dexter Park. Long ISL
and. These contests, which are held under
The auspices Of the Interstate Manufacturers
and Dealers Association. have drawn together
the largest number Of crack shots ever seen at
one time In this country. The principal event
IL the Grand National Handicap. which takes
place TO-DAY. Robert A. wslch Of the Rlvsrton
Gun Club Was the winner last year. with George
Work Of this city second and N Money third.
This year nfty one men have entered for the
shoot The entrance fee IL s25. which should
give the winner somethinE like 500. The
second man will receive about $3.50. and the
third man $3.50. Each man will shoot at
twenty-five birds. fifty yards BOUNDARY. With .
dead line Of thlrty-thrss yards No guns
larger than 12-Esuee are allowed. and they
cannot weigh over eight pounds. Among
thos: wh9 hsy: entered for the sspd ToSn ana
KIN ESIe,s q k.s:.; Cit! IRAN fsssk kisiS. q
nin:s.s R:nnsl Club. ssors: wS5s q Che
Carteret Dun Club. Charles Maeaiester
81 Psiansld' fH om ' Pe.cocE Of NW .sthsid
SiaS ~ X %ol.S:ne5ofi Of P6ii I, ssii
l. 4 bsvepport. q the LsrchmOnt Club, and
and Eliiott are on the 53>yard mark. and viii
have TO shoot their best e win. Fred Hoey.
Il 0. Heikes. and FRANK Class cone next AZ
30 vardA On the Jl-yard line are macaleeter,
Klein, Young. Work. and Iyins. while at 30
yards are Davenport, Smith. Miller and Apgar.
The nrst event Isst:r wac swceps ss q g
Tie; ssIsSs f :SSs,
stPsiaSt soops. They divided the money.
the sssond scnt.:. wa Il Ave sirds % en-
There were thirty men TO face the traps and
Lees than 'o s bad clean score Th Ss
BcieJ' Upson' Rleinn. Holman, Phistsr. Ho:
bart. Jones. Lindsey. Kelsey. hnoWlton. ana
Meyer
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WIN. T.. wis. As.,. .s Rosy.

CHICAGO. April 4.-one favorite. two heavily
played second choices. and two outsiders
pulled OF the purses at Roby to-day. Sum-
maries:
First Rscs-Four and . half furienEs Ony1. ITO
CObtnl to l. won: The Dstiller, ITO lurif1n to g
seeondI Nativity, 1l6 ~. Murphy. 1to third Time.
I Op. RiAlto Cole Baseomb hfusau. Ike A., John n o
Culloush. Major Thornton. snd one fifty also ran.
second Raes--siE and = half furlongs ten Gordon,
1o5 u. sttPpsb 10 l. von Laurestsn. ITO tvienesl
20 sscosd; Nike Conroy. IS n Taylor Sto third
veil and latte Jessie also ran
Third Raee-Five furlonga Harry Smith, 12p mo
Intyrs 20 TO l. voni Gaylord. 12t a. Murphy TO 1.
second; Extra 12t Varronl to !. third Time. 1854.
also ran
tyrel to TO- won; Nance Is a. Murphy 12to sec.
ond; noctahl 70 tk. rsylcrl 10 to 1. third Time.
won; Ulster. 1o5 CRAFTY to second; Colonel Play.
100 Eicholsl. 9 to l. third Time. 2ilL ssvanss.
Headlight and Boonomy also ran
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ENGLIsH sPoRTISo NOTES.
y. + Baeen's Great Fsur-.aiIs Rsa-sharv
Cress-esastry Work.

r. + Baeen's Great Fsur-niis Rsa-sharp
Cress-ceustry Work.
Averitabls carnival Of sport signaiized the
op ,?inR Of the Easter holiday in England.
1hs foreign mail on Saturday brought details
OF many exceptional performances In and out
OF doors. q conspicuous item being the four
mile scratch race at Stamford Bridge Grounds.
London. on Good Friday. Seventeen picked
runners from all parts Of England went to the
mark. and one OF the greatest contests ever
seen resulted. y. z Bacon. one-mile amateur
champion. won; @. Grassland. Northern and
National cross-country champion. second: II.
Watkins. Southern Counties cross-country
CHAMPION. third. London Sporting Life Of
March "a. in commenting on the race says:
soS tie the s %' ana ' 81.
81 sr nS% pGHgsd \. aT' m s , s
h..dsd N: poll and Tier. b. stuck .ntl after
~ s.. A Ham. I'm: lsSsa ,ss s .:s s
s.i, H.ssn aqsT:a ana ests: Is.oEias
boiling point isto the .,rsiss; they cams 1--we ss
gs:. "a ss.s sf.
ssi:s .S.:;s:. !:i az: .rs e.
5spiS "a !Isa:,:S, electric s.d
S :::: sa;as i'm yi;' ,f.:
John Roberts is winding up the season with
kmoas his breaks during the week ending
.sn L ' aS iS Ss sRD and IL 4 elo I:
sons score Of ~. 75i. The conditions OF the
contest call for . match Of "a. 900 up. Dawson
to receive 1900 points- The stake Is $4,000.
The attraction at the Queens Club West
Ksnsington. March 81. was the racquets
double match between the Oxford and Gam
bridge 'varsities. Oxford was represented by
II. X. Foster and 2. @. Ridgswsy. while p W.
Cobbold and 4, ID. Corbett did battle for the
Light Blues. tast year the OxeniAns proved
successful By four games to none. and on this
thsi5 vStor{ The n5st game T ,s. , tx ~, BY
ni.n. had matters Al thsir own way :, Thank.
Oxford toof Tie second 81 Is to and the ns1,
three By I'LL. 1879. and 1873 respectively,
and finally won By four games to !. The total
number Of aces were; Oxford. ~: Cam bridge.
AZ In the singles. II. X. Foster. Oxford. beat
Mr.. Cobbold. Cambridge. after q very fast and
score; f3ei5. ib-e. ISIS. 15.s i6-S.
English eoursing enthusiastic are much er-
ercised over the announcement that Texture.
the greyhound which recently won the Water
loo Cup has been permanently transferred TO
Russia Land and Wafer Of March "a SAYS:
Tsxturs Taste. and another Of Count strogAnors
English team left this country for st. Petersburg on
Monday with the object OF being bred from The Rus
sian ruler having been recently altered. only grey
hounds bred In the country can now sompsts In TIE
principal syenta In Count strogAnoffs RussiAn hem
nels are the English bred Ersyhsunds IrouEhsni,
simoniau. and hoaovAnA and one Of the nrsInAmsd
pair will no doubt be selected Textures mAiG TAIis
VIII probably Be mated with honoWanA
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ssh.sss- ..a ives 4. r.ri..

Maurice DAILY received news from Paris yes
3sFday that indicates that Jacob 6ehAefer and
Srsnk O Ives may stay In the French capital
aftsr all The report reached hare few weeks
aEo thAt business vas 30 dull In the gay city
chat ths Americans would return to this coun-
tn DAILY bases his belief that the two stars
VII stay abroad - the news Just received that
foaInsrs slq IoSms the Royal Club. have
SasS Tks nassssr Of Tie Nouvssa Cors1s
4ssdsey z r. sharIs o. he RGys Club, md
ere 04Fnisr. Glbelin. Eugene Garter the Amer
dsaR, tAs yster1n Maurice VignAux, and Beau.
st 3isS GAY ana esISs 4 the t GRAND as
CAfe. DohAsfer gave an exhibition OF fancy
eilliaEds saS Ca1ts5 81 trick shotS Ss the re-
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New RsehsIIs OArsSasA ssAa Thsir Barge

New ROCHELLE. April 4.-As cold IS It IL. the
burgss Of the New Rochelle Rowing Club will
30 up to- dsy. declaring the house open for the
season OF 1894 The pretty cottage on Echo
Bay has been put in order. and the parlor has
been ornAmented By the handsome silk ban
mere uol By the crack crsgs In eontests with
wAlls- The club has decided not TO Increase
the number OF shells. As they have twenty i've
OF various sizes OF their own. besides about
twenty belonging TO members.
The iourteSnth annual meeting OF the elub
viii undoubtedly be elected;
T. w, schoonmGksr, President; r y. Stafford
Ytes-Prssident; J. W; Pine, Secretary; W. z
b. G. Fuller. nrst lieutenant; J. A. Huntington.
second heutenanti A. O. Owen and DR.. n NJ
Bsewtth. governors
:, A dipnsT vii follow the election 1.-THE Arena.
New York.
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The Hoxaaa Was the 5000 Francs stsa.
Yacht Raes.

NICE. April 4.-Ths steam yacht race for the
James Gordon Bennett prize OF 5000 francs.
the first round Of which was sailed over .
b2-mile course on March 20. was finished to-
day. and was won. As on the previous occasion.
The Marchesa. owned by Mr.. g. T. Ksttlewell
tCowes. started nrst. and was followed By the
handicap Of IS minutes. Then came the
Koxana. with . handicap OF 80 minutes. and
the last to cross the line was Alexander Koos-
netzors big l.050-tonner Foros. Handicapped
ct 80 minutes.
The Roxana crossed the. finish line frat and
the Eros arrived two minutes later. The
foros finished ten minutes behind the winner.
The MArchesa did not cross the finish line.