The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-28
.,on,spErT TnE COLD.
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,bs Races

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| EAST ST. LOUIS. Ma rrso ,,.T an, spite
| OF the cold weather l.vD orr,,es won 'e lo
| to-day's races. Two favori'es "on' sum-
mary: J-xnress a..
| Southernest second, Nel1H ID. ''Iu' IlEne,
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second race-three-quarters OF mile
Pirate Chief first. HyInd" sSe'''' HrAy
Third race-three-elghths OF a mile
Cyanthia first. Piantonio seeo"l' ueen
Faust third. Time, -. rs ~ , r.
starlinc ;irst. sttention second, Arch
bishop third Time. 1:2z -. MI.
Flfth race-one miie--Jobn hickey hrst
Sam Bryant second. Emblem third Time.
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Sixth neutrality-suspicious. OF q mile
Davezac first, Malga sec0hu' belle OF
Fermoy third. Tine, III l..
The " m ,. at san Frarcisco.
SAN FRANCISCO. March 1.-THE
weather was fair and warm anu Tie track
fast. Summary:
First race-hve furlougs. palm Sunday
first. orizaba second Durango thru.
Second race-haf mlle.-Pat Murphy
first. III Tirano second. lnstaiiater third.
Time 40 l-2
Third race-one mlle.-Red, Root FIRST.
Draw Scott second. MacDeth H. third.
Fonrth race-scant six furlongs.-Motto
first. Regana second, ST. oroN tnird.
Time. l;l3.
Fifth race-fve and half furlo9ngs.-
Whitestone first, Normandle second, Jen-
ME Dean third. Time, 100 Il.
ONLY g a,oT t." - Koby
c,YYc.c,o III. March 2z-But one
favorite came under the wire first ut Roby
to-day. The other events went 10 three
second choices and an outsider Sum-
mary:
Nativity first. Wandering Nuh second,
Cora A. third. Time. 200 II.
Second race-four furlongs.-lmp. Mar
cellina first, Imp. Mother OF Pearl second
Jim Berry third Time. 50:
Third receive and a hay infi9nrs;,--
Dago first. Critic second, Nlcla knisnt
third. Time / 3 ~.
Fourth race-four furlongs.-Con. Lucey
first. Gold Dust second, Jennie June
third. Time, 81 IL. ~ .,
Firth race-six and half furlongss:-
George ". first. Ulster second. Nike
Conroy third. Time, 1873
NV Orleans Icsults.
FIRST race-purse 500, selling, five
cighths Of a mile.-Dcnver Nen 10 oue)
first Big Enough second, san Behita
third. Time. los b.
Second race-purse $s3. selIlnE. two
year-olds, half mile.-Naldemir 1.-TWO to
one) first. Nellie X. second, Jack Farrell
Third race-purse 500. selling, one mile
Footrunner (seven 10 two first, Eau
Claire second. Moses Solomon third Time,
1.35.
Fourth race-purse $780, handicap. three
quarters Of n mile.-lmp Florry Myers
Gifteen to one) first. Bobby Burns second,
jim Hocg third. Time. % 81.
Fifth race-purse 500. selling, five and
n half furlongs.-Aiidgct dive 10 one) first,
I'm. and. IN Rac
LINCOLN. ENG, March 1.-THE Lin
coin sprius meeting opened to-day. The
Lincolnshire handicap Of 1000 sovereigns,
added 10 a sweepstake Of twenty soyer-
elgns each. ten forfeit unless declared for
-year-Olds and upwards. the straight
mile course. was won by Baron De Roth
child's lie Nicham. four years old. carry
ing stone pounds, Mr.. Daniel Coopers
.Iuvenal. five years old. carrying Z stone
T pounds. second. and j. Blundell Naples
Macready, five years old, carrying stone
1S pounds. third.
Nineteen ran. There were siXty-nine
subscribers, thirty of whom declared for
felt.
finh Game Of ;le Chess Watch.
NEW YORK. March 27-Emanual
Lasker opened the fitn game Of the chess
match for the championship OF the world
against W. SteinitZ at the Union square
Hotel with Ruy Lopez IN which the
latter somewhat altered his defence, ard
the game was played on new and inter-
esting lines Lasker pushed the attack
vigorously. and after steinitz had made
a stop by playing Q Il Instead or X 10
O square. Lasker apparently had every
thing his own way. He failed, however,
10 take the proper advantage. and al
lowed his opponent not only TO escape, but
10 really get the best of the game. After
some interesting fighting, Steinitz finally
proposed a draw, which Lasker did not
accept. so the game was adjourned after
Taclrarfc fffiafh move