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The sun., 1895-01-20
Yale Has Arranged Her Baseball Games
with Harvard.

NEW IIAvEN, Conn. Jan. 10. The managers
OF the Yale ard Harvard baseball mines have de-
cided % this year prevent n repetition OF the
sluaLbles over the arrangement OF the annual
series Ut games which have occurred yearly for
several seasons. They have already arranged
their games for 1898. The list is according to
the usual arrangements, the first game taxing
place "A Camhridge on Haryard's class day
Inc second at New Haven ON alumni day, and
the decisive game, II one Is necessary. at New
York the succeeding Saturday. The dates are :
At cambridge, June 20; at New Haven. June - /;
AT New Work, June 20. The matter OF having
the decisive game At Springfield received some
consideration, but New York was thought the
most available city.
Gapt. Rustin OF lhe Yale nine announces that
the candidates for the Vale team will not begiu
training until about March /, several week
later than usual. II will be his policy 10 do
little indoor work on the gymnasium floor aud
in the cage this winter, and To SaNo the men Tor
thu diamond practice ia the spring Only the
candidates tor the pitchers position will train
thr aughOut The winter in the cage
l'api. Rustin wlll depart irOuI the tradIt tiOHal
Yale captains custom ia having no profess nual
baseball coach. John Clerk son. the pitcher. who
Las successfully coached former Yale mines.
offered his services. but they were declined
Tsrter, the Yale pitcher, will do most of the
~. hWg ihlr year.
The sun., 1895-01-20
Bowling Notes.

The Malta Bowling Club intend TO try for
champion hUnrrs In one of the leading tuurHa-
mcnls next svnsuu. Ile Maltas have several
crack bOwlers and will be heard OF during tho
sensOn,
Passavant & co.. champions Of The Importers
League, have challenged the champions OF tho
Wholesale Drug Trade Association, Last years
winners, Parkc. Davis CO., may accept the
challenge, aud series OF games may be ar
ranged
The Scrihcs" Bowling club viii shortly bs
organized. IL viii be composed Of reporters
from the morning papcrs. flames wiz ne ar
ranged with different teams in the Bank tlerks'
League and Wholesale Drug Trade Association
tournament.
Seventy five teams have already entered tho
United Bowling Clubs tournament which VIII
be held a. the Germania Assembly hOnms
alleys, beginning early In March. 40 no adms-
sion fee II charged II is expected that fully 800
teams will compete.
Among the bOwlers who may participate In
THE SIS individual bowling tournament are
Thum OF the SIHTtaus. SltNers OF the Rose
dale, fauiseu aud Holden ~ the Fidelias, Leuly
and Keller uf the tpluuhas, Shimau and
starr uf thv Golden kOls, Randall of the Frog
Tess club, and rhvue aud keppivr Of the ApOllOs.
There is likely "a be row in the Surkyills
game 10 plIy, and hy winning II viii carry on
the first pTIr, Their ppUnrntr win he ths LIB
eTty Club. tIinCh and Stuupftl are mem bers Of
both clubs, but have been aging ON the Liberty
team. IL is SAID theS wlli not roll against tho
Oricntals. which would weaken Liberty 70
such An extent that the OrlentAls would hAVs
The sun., 1895-01-20
News ortbe Oarsmen.

The annual dinner of tho Nassau Boat Club
will be held Mt the Arena next Saturday evening.
Secretary +. }. Byrnes of the Harlem River
Regatta Association will resign at the annial
meeting on March, 4 on account of his duties
"antain Of the Atalanta Boat Club.
The Atlantic Boat Club OF fIoboken will hold
Washington street. between Tenth and Eleventh
streets. Hohoken. ON the evening OF Tuesday,
Jan. 20
The Eureka Boat Club of Newark has elected
the following officers for the coming season:
President. Adam Groel; Vice President. Daniel
Secretary. % AdoIph Braun: Captain. ii. NJ. jury:
Lieutenant, William Mann; Log Keeper James
Nagle.
new house to replace the one wrecked in New;
town Creek a few weeks ago II will stand
alongside the other house at West l5ad street
and the Harlem River and will be two stories
high. The lower floor will be used for the
storage of boats and heuppeer story vii be used
as n locker room. 1t Will be ready for occu-
pancy by April /.
The annual election Of the Institute Boat CLUB
OF Newark resulted rs follows: President. John
retary, i: L. Pesendorfer Treasurer. 7. j. Ryan;
Commodore r. J. Hanoi; Captain. Adam
KKrs Msntz I%S Log
Ryan. owen Fox, and !. J. Coburn: Delegates
to the Passaic River Amateur Rowing Assoca-
ert Hancock; Delegate to the National Assocla-
ton OF Amateur oarsmen of America. NJ. A.
Mullin. The club has 7" active and 80 honorary
members.
The Newark Rowing Club elected the follow.
ing officers for the coming season at its annual
meeting last week: President. VI. A. Doughertv:
First c-Presdent, NJ. 7. Spine; Second Vice
President. James McGuinness; Recording Sec
retary, l.. A. Reilly: Financial Secretary, Thomas
j. Sinnott; Treasurer, William +. Mullin: Cap
tain, Matthew Quigley: Lieutenant, James Wn-
son; Log Keeper. John Gavin, Trustees James
Davenport, Francis T.. Dunn, John Henry. and
w. j. Cain; Delegates to the Passaic River Am
Thomas +. Halpin, and NJ. A. Dougherty. The
club has l+O members on its list and isin a
NL.ur rIahlIlI. cnIlliIlnu
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SECOND GAME-ALArIN's OPENING.
The clipper A. a.. New Home.

During the past year the Clipper a. c. OF
Harlem has made such rapid progress that the
management has been compelled to seek more
increase OF membership. At n recent meeting
Of tho club II was suggested that II would he
advisable in view OF the present prosperity Of
the club. to adopt some changes which would
eventually enhance the reputation Of the Organi-
ZatOn and finally bring II on pa with some of
the older and more pretentous athletic nstitu-
tions. So, at the instigation of President Moore
II committee, composed OF Tom Kane, the
sprintcr and athlete, who was recently elected
and A, r. Van Ettcn, Was sclrCted to look w an
available site. After inspecting several places
In Harlem they decided upnu a plot OF land
@OxlnO on the cust side al Fourth avenue be-
tween lO7th and lusth streets.
Immediately plans were drawn up for new
fOur-stOv, club house. Most Uf the butdiuB Is
now finished, aud when completed II will he cHs line
an cdlNcr for athletic purposes as can be found
in Harlem. me hrst Moor VIII havr huwling
alley. plunge baths, and The secretary = office. Ou
and billiard rooms. The Board Of Managers room
will be on the third floor, The renalnder OF the
floor Will he set aside Tor n aiding rooms,
lockers, and shower baths. The gymnasium
viii he luuated un the fourth huOr, In which
there viii ltr found all ti.r latest appliances tur
Etug track, wlyI"h, trum the architects point 0f
view, viii be the hest ia the CITY,
Pre- dent Moore Informed lnI ~ reporter
thai the building VIII he rradS for orruPGu'y
10y May /. AuOlkCr meeting Will he held To-
rlorrow night for tie purpose oI considering
plnn uf Reorganization,
The present quarters OF the Clipper A. &. l. at
lO;th street and Lexington avenue.
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|. n. DAHLMAN,
Auctloneer.
Telephone 325.is
A. The new YORK
COACH HORSE AND COB COMPANY

Vow have show Mt city stables 100 head of
the best class Of horses shipped to offered for
tale in this city, consisting OF hands tandens,
matched and cross matched pairs, single horses, sad
die horses and roadsters. All the lot thoroughly
broken to all harness, have quality breeding. style.
action. conformation. beautiful mouths and manners,
and are ncrmatcd and ready for immediate and hard
work We also wish to announce 10 our patrons that
all horses shipped direct to from train
ing stables at Greenvc. Pa, where they handled,
red and conditioned by the best break oh
tainahe and under the supervision Of our buyer Mr..
this country, and our patrons can rest assured that
when offered for sale by us they are broke: man
nered. fearless ot al! objects. and are TIT for
hard work. We ar1 better able now To meet
tn, demand nf our customers than ever he;
fore. will always have at least 200 head
on hand Among this superb collection are many
prize winners OF the late show and many that viii
nndonbt, dy prove 10 be prize winners in any show
ring In this country owing to our fair and nOnest
method OF doins business. we have won the rcputa:
ton OF fbavng on hand at all times the best class nt
horses ever seen IN ttS city, and the patronage Of tho
hest people In this and other cities. We have also
shipped sow" rare ones TO Europe We are always
ready and willing To show any Of the lot to the entire
saiistaction % th9s" fayoring us win call as We
have every trap imaginable from q rnnbout 10 .
mail coach. We also gusrGntee to SHOW more Qual.
ity. breeding. style, conformation and phenomenal
high ail-rOunh gOerS than our every competitor in
this country We are Tr"I arrd To MI any orders Tor
size color rs we have horses 10 suit every one,
and We oSitlyely guarantee sat sfaCt
2Is 254.25s WEST GOTH ST.
The sun., 1895-01-20
Looks as ~ Alfred Joseph WIN Via the
PIuOchle Prize.

The second scmi.annual pinuchle tournament
OF the Unity Republican Club OF the Twenty
eighth ward Brooklyn, is rapidly drawing 10 a
close. The prizes, which consist of a handsome
silk umbrella and a pair of gold sleeve buttons,
will he awarded tu the Two men winning the
most number OF games, irrespective of games
lost IL is pretty we'll conceded that Alfred
Joseph the winner OF the last tournament. Viii
again capture the first prize. having record 70
date of 53 games won and % lost, while his
nearest competitor has only ~ won and !t lost,
Thirty,One men entered the contest, which he
gan on Drc. l. each man 10 PLAY three games
with the other. making in sli ninety game l9
hu played hy each contestant. The lglFr, NHl
cepiiuu ~ the club which take place on
"Wednesday evening. Feb. ~, AZ Cooper Han,
BushwiCk avenue,
A feature of the tournament WAS the decisive
victory ~ SeCretury klu"plel over President
lluglrs, who had 81 lac could do 10 escape be-
Ing g1osC-CRged.'
The sun., 1895-01-20
Odds and Ends of sports.

n1 The ,S r%er Gt The NC% HorF ncGr cHS VIII
ClGb ON Jan 81
onANoE y. j. Jan. Ia.-rhe Fast Orange Cyclers have
n, Ls ars 2"p TGSrf r. rot II" GGmng
iinnLy hanhase; second Li.n,snqnt, A. !; n "a.
Fchon; surgeon 4. L. starkwearhcr,
bicycle club has been organize, In BROOKLYN, The
months % AMI ] fc% il @ viii Ie T openSd S duriSs Ts
The day and evening Tor riding and instruction. Six
stored anl rented In the building The club will have
% m,m1crs already contains over 100 names VII.
liam Webster is the secretary and manager, and
% f%'l M ce @ a Enh hSwpGS William SoR" ws.1 wMGcS Frank
Triton l,oat club was held at tho winter hcadpuar
on tuesday night All the outgoing "ncrrs made en-
r,"pra@nE Tsr"rt% Ih' new sleSIed 9nCgrs are as
H"Gt Az lcS coGcsr; lJSaiHrrr Henry Eommsll
tpSns Maf Sgr' M"@ iia"m% m"nGGa Gapn SSrrs
u iarr'. f.,t Lieutenant J. barid,un JT.. second
1T Ira,e g. " " rariEer rE A. e. ''Sys S~s,n ''F II
Gs. Gr , 4 S@sa" HsS%r S aSr@ Rar, fie S
d"rc ketr J. : Nnsou and Grorge l.. Iinord,
"SJ % H. Sun 3%s raiS rrG G SD ESe.a &s7@ al. p
lgTi"d ne f1llnSln ronimlItcrs, Ways ana Means
ii%a G.'sSs. f5S%S %glf6 oS@ Hriegr ~ hans"% s
laG,.n, Eiliain w rsitn" and frsdJ J. NSyrrs; i"wl
GsW naS . 'r4SS NaF;"a naa"a'G9 Is5
myH,, to yrus ;, luutrei rhairInani Bicycle, Aus
tea colgate Chairman Hurkry. Frank \. MFIght
tharuau prrss, FreI ]. Meyers, Chairman. IUilllng
Committee tul tNrus A. loutrcl Spencer Miller aud
hr Henry 4. haudrNlile..
pENNsf, \. D., Jan. 10 Ia the club house Of The
A'a'snlq wrrmsn Ia., ngel me A'socalra cSslins
me- EHmlrr, representing the leading clubs iu TIE
STAT" were resent. TIE principal cuisines, va. the
80 pt'un ~ ~" urW 'uuNtlulh aEd by laws anl tho
.si Sgil. t 81 % En ~ MH4 rv;Hilsd a. follows frss
ui Eusl"Nrpi, secretary, g. n, Aeursghall ~ Mont,
clan. A"t.tEHtiuu iIu..i The Asbury Park wherlmeu
Wa prrnl "a lrSurl 10 securing tie goputrution ~
tue Cll m ut tslpug Tor AsliIy ParG the National
mrr'. frsJiutipn As Adopted plcgi the support
81 tue Associated yC w ,ubs td this movement and
promising 10 usr the n"-t cndeaNuTs OF the Clubs to
secgre the meet Tor Sew Jersey. lt was announced
that SIX tadgrs had been lrtutpd Tor distribution 90
tue friends ~ Asury Park a. the National cycle SHOW
ANT tnst ttp has l,sen eng cd vi she shO Tor A.
- O. q
The sun., 1895-01-20
HOCKEY At TUXEDO PARK.
AII-Americaus Defeat 81. Nicholas and
Score the Only Goal

TUXEDO PARK, y. V, Jan. l9.-The hockey
match to-day between the All-American and st.
Nicholas teams was won by the former by
score of one goal to nothing. The goal was
made by Meikiejohn in the first half after
twenty minutes close play. An equal number
Of unsuccessful attempts at goal were made by
both sides In the second half. The Americans
excellpd in team work, but the st. Nicholas men
eQualZcd matters by fine individual play. Capt.
ChaCe played the best game ever seen on tho
ice. GTcnNille Kane was the referee and Erskin
Hewitt and Pierre Lprillard umpires. All
Tuxedo witnessed the match. The teams were:
St Nicholas -EdwnTd CrOwninsEie'd Captain: Rich.
ard and Robert stevens, Thomas Barrow, Thornton
Warren. Chandler Anderson,
Xii Amrri"aus- Malcolm Chace, Captain; Alex. Mel.
kleioln william Jones, William l.Orned, Ci aries
Morris, and William Hall.
Owing To the efforts OF George Griswold the
ice was placed In fine condition, ana every cour-
tesy was extended tO the teams. Another match
will be played tO-InOrTuM morning.
The sun., 1895-01-20
Racing Results at san Francisco.

SAN FRANCIsco, Jan. l0.-The summaries OF
t1-day's races follow:
First Race-Five furlonRs: selling Banjo, ~ CHcn.
ricksI. y to 1, won Lawyer lOS (GTninl To L. sec-
ond; Sligo, l02 ~ Carr TO l. third. Time NJ.
Second Race-Fve furlOnKs. Major CtOS, lO2 ~.
CARR 10 B. won; Ethel DIXON 100 tR lsUml, TO /,
second Arno 100 ID. Henry, 10 20 !, thrd. lim'.
l:llf.
Third Raccaone and one sixteenth miles; selling;
the Gilmore stakes value 81 300, Imp Percy, lOl
a. Carr, 10 o. won; Jim Flood ~ R Isoml, tO .,
second; Realization, Sb Nv. Flynn, Ia !, third.
Time 2:OS.
Fourth lIace- About mile and half hurdle hsndi,
esp. Happy Rand. l2b lDonoVanli 10 |, won Sir
Reel 1870 Stanford, 10 o. second; ST. Brandon l6s
Mc'ulpughl, u 10 . third. Time, 3I1.
Fifth Races Seven and half furlOngs, handicap.
Hraw scot, 100 ~ Carr. .to J. Won; ChRrmiun, lGl
WhurnL tu !, second Quirt, lul lGriHinl, 3 10 /,
third Time, l'5l,
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Annual Meeting OF the PnSsaIc River Anna
t-ur Rowing Association.

The Passaic River Amatur Row ing Associa-
tion held its annual meeting Mt : Commerce
street Newark. OH Friday night. The reports
couraginG. with FURNISHED prospects OF even
still better times ahead. The newly formed
Newark Rowing Club was admitted to member
ship. and the resignation OF the Ataanta Boat
club OF this city was received and accepted.
The credentials of the delegates from the diff
fercnt clubs TO serve for the ensuing year
presented ns follows:
Triton Eoat Cub-Thaodore I. Keer DR.. j. S. Vnson.
ard George i. clifford
Eureka Joat Cub-H. NJ Jury, A. II. Groel. and Peter
Pnssalc Root Cluh-A. H. Hopper. NJ. s. Brown, and
Newark Rowing cIub-M. T. oulslcy. NJ. A. Dougher,
Institute boat Club-M. A. Mullen, X. F. Hancock.
and T. ". knowles.
ousy. the following candidates heinC unani-
mn,lsly elected to serve for the ensuing year:
Commodore. Theodore +. Kerr. Triton Boat
Club; Secretary, q. =. Thurhcr. Triton Boat
club; Treasurer. Peter Young, Eureka Boat
Club.
The annual regatta was fixed for Decoration
Day. May 30. over the usual course the
rassaic River. and Commodore Kerr appointed
ments: III. VI. jury. tharnan; Thomas II.
Knowles. DIR. j. :. Ninsun. VI. A. DOugher, and
NJ. :. Brown.
The constitution and bylaws Of tho associa-
tion wii he revised SO as To conform with the
new rules recently adopted by the National AS
sOciation of Amateur parsmen in this city. Tho
Chairman; r. F. HANCOCK. Y. T. Quigley,
Peter Young and George f. clifford.
Although there were several lively debates
prevailed among the delegates which augurs
well for successful season.
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"Aesrs for the POuEhksePsIe Ice
laeLt CIub.

kss k-"hAtEPsIE, Jan. 10. The following have
Kcs,' 'tv'ed officers OF the Pouglkeepsie Ice
M, t'ub; Comm 1dore, Archibald Rogers:
,15 n To@lnodore Norman Wright; Secretary
attee IIas4rer, John Hopkins; Regatta Com
kaas,inH AZ Hlhald kggcrs, Guy &. Bailey, Thomas
me Is,I harles w. swift, ami n. Livingston.
tllt 9ftl" lur zee boatins II uGt y1pd on AC-
ne HWdLN large amount Of snow 6n the ice In
HWls5n ifu ltNer. The headquarters Gf the
.uHL t,.,,.' ',',r Ice Yacht Ilub ARE NJ Ruosevells
u irsr,I IH, ,t ui.es north ~ puushSccpsie where
" he as,l s,l lle most noted race ia the history
'.Ns lh AmerlCa MlNe Oerm salIed
The sun., 1895-01-20

THE second game" says Hoffer, "Janowski
treated the opening. which is not well Known,
with great Judgment The third move seems TO
be very embarrassing reply and much better
than queen to bishops third, AS In the Scotch
game. White did not play well on his sixth and
seventh turns, when he ought to have proceeded
with R-Kt and B-Q L."
As will be seen from the score. Mieses gave up
piece. and. after twenty zone moves. the game,
which follows here:
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1nE SEASONS BASEBALL GAMES.
PreSldent Noune Arranging the Schedule
and WIN IrH 60 rlens. Every One.

MAsHiNOToN, ian. 10 President Young has
retired to his countrv bop,. A Ia pr.sido,t
Cl.v.io,1 a., ,,..,.... ' 'i"ln'' !" ires"eh'
>,,, " " P''p"re hls annual message 10 the
Nhllohhl League " Baseball Clubs which
comes out IN the shane Of n nlsvi,, scts,,ui. a,
tho E.lru.r. -. paS'"E ''ne""'o -
''' r'OIuNE h'etlhg. IN baseball circles the
report OF the President of the League on the
playing schedule /. lnok.d far ,,i,L i,t.r.s,
.ounlly 81. L,., .. n,a, ,,,,','',I,t,,.s
SH"''' ~ Nteh hN Niht WIN which lolittrlhns
regard the Presidents annual message to Con-
yrcss ON nntiuual aJ,i-s
t.,t.,. a.. ' '
The sun., 1895-01-20

NEw HAVEN, Jan. 10, George l.. Bust OF
Charleston. :. C.. has been elected captain OF
the Naie gymnastic team, which will meet
Princeton at tho Yale gymnasium on Feb. -.
Capt. Buist has begun drilling his team for the
event. lie was the college gymnast Ot Yale last
year
The sun., 1895-01-20
The Staten island a. q. Win. at Hockey

ORANGE y. j., Jan. lO.-A hockey match
under Canadian rules was played this afternoon
ON the skating lake of the South Orange Field
Club by q team representing the hcd club
against a team from the staten Island Cricket
The sun., 1895-01-20
MoRE F0RrEIrED GAMES.
@. G. Bacon & Co.'S Players Fsu TO Appear
at Reid's Alleys

Three more games were forfeited in the Wholesale
Drug Trade Association tournament yesterday after
noon. q. c. Bacon n cos team, who had a previous
record Of eleven defeats and no victories, failed to
appear and. after waiting the required time the
other teams rolled the games that the averages can
be complied The fourth game was tue best uf the
series i.annian Kemp defeating Dodge ulgott by u
score uf 137 to 6y7. The
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STUDENTS or WILLIIMs.
sixty Candidates In Training for the
Athletic Team.

WUIiAMsrOwS. Mass Ian. lg-I'nusual in
tcrest ia being taken in the athletic team, and
there are still nearly sixty candidates in train
ing under Capt. Patterson. The regular trainer.
Christie, will not take charge of the men for
several weeks yet. The most likely candidates
are:
Sprints Allen. 20: Patterson Capt. o. Lyon,
'Si; Upton, %; Ric'cr, nS: Draper. 0s; GammeIl,
Us; Wurtcr 'os; Callahan. 9s. and Maroncy. 90.
Quarter and Half Mile Rawlc. 'V5: Hoyne, 'G5:
Elder. 90 Buck, ad; Williamson, g6; Gordon, OF:
James nI Richmond, NJ; Cartesge. 90; Ba!llie. 0s:
Nuni, "; aud Eath, Us 49,
os IS sna nwoSG ys y" inter va Keep Va Carr
M Walk.rurman, 90; Bliss, ~, and rqrkhurs, 'as,
Hurdles. Ddtcr, 10. PuiIly, IS; Hickey, V6 and
p Sn aHtaaay @ - % Hss an TT%s Hnssa. Ha 8, Gilman
Rlyyclc:--folsom, 'vd Cu '0s; HaskIns 'es, and
sSn, E@s S Io and HUNT os
son, rS, and LamuSicIy, %.
1t is the opinion Of the majority OF the stu
dents that inGsmuch asat the present meeting Of
voted To rule out the Dartmouth Medical School,
ne New ENGLAND Intercollegiate baseball As.
action consistent, Amherst and Williams should
prescribe he same rule in baseball as in foot
ball, but what action will be taken at the meet
ing Of the delegates no one seems to know def
hitely as yet. Capt Draper says that the medi-
not likely. however. that the delegates from
Williams will be instructed TO take such steps
this year.
Capt. Draper has not yet called together the
candidates for the baseball team. but indications
are that lnrge number Of men will try for the
several vacant places The positions to be filled
Eaton is again booked for second base and per-
haps ldc will be the short stop. Ashton, '9T.
played right field last year and is u good man.
Lewis, 'On, is the only reliable pitcher. Clarke,
I1d, has left college, Capt Draper is the only
% frh -, -. w f " ~, u"oh , W NV WV "a, n,
over encouraging, but there are chances that
new men Will he developed. Manager MOsely
has decided not 10 take spring trip, but will
play series Of games here during the Easter
recess with some first class teams in the vicinity.
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HIESES STILL UINNING.
Scores of the First and second Games In the
Paris Chess Match

PARIS. Jan. l0.-Janowski opened the eighth
game of the chess match against Meses with a
Vienna game Yesterday. in the course of which
the latter showed remarkable skill and judg-
ment. However, after six hours play the game
had To he adjourned, much in favor of Miescs
and was resumed to-day when the latter scored
after ninety-One moves. Local critics consider
this game the finest OF the series. The score
now reads: Mieses, 4; lanowski, 3; drawn. /.
Yesterdays European mail brought the scores
of the first and second games of the Paris chess
match. l.. HofFer, the London critic makes
the following remarks on the first game in the
Standard:
The opening is played correctly on both
sides up to blacks eighth move. The latter then
intended to advance his kings bishops pawn,
which was rather, premature. True. he oh
tainea an Onen file. but at the cXpe nsc of losing
move with IL. K -B. This. however. would
not have mat tered il he had hot overlooked the
loss of pawn later on. This was so serious a
mistake that the game was practically over then
and there. for besides the gail pawn white
had two bishops ngainst two knights. and other
wise n better position. When Meses now tried
n counter attack. Janowski played with ad-
mirable precision and won." The game:
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sAI,h :, VT,I has rsuc'l is aau9a. a.aiAra-.
.pOrlipss slolld S1 be procured b. an I;erys,sd In
al bfan..h.Sh II contains complete TscoI ds
ifslgi. us' 81 sport aad Is pro'psyly illus-
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rrlalt,'. New Foolball Manager.

HARTFuHD. Conn, jan. 30. The lT.liiy Alh-
lrtlu Association has elected =. AlOrT.s. %,
manager af the football team for next year ana
q. N. InnI.. ~. lTclsuTnE " ~. So. .lI-..l