The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-18
StHOOL TOR Card PA YEkS.

Cribbaso. IN. y. saws; A holds three treys and
aSiN. with a IL for a starter For WIS ne pegs
eighteen b bets the hand is worth fourteen only.
The pair and the psir.royal are evident, and the
only dlspute ust be- about tn ntteens. II the two
sizes are taken together and combined with each Of
the three treys three separate ftteens can be
formed. II the three freys are then taken together
and combined with each OF The siIss. We get two
more hftnens, or i've in all, so that the hand Is
worth eighteen.
Checkers. t.. y NJ. wants 70 know n q ~plAyeris
compelled TO Jump a msu which his opponent de-
hherately gives him.
II here is no other jump. he must take the one
offered, II he does not tAbe 1t. his adversary has the
choice Of three things: To 'hun' the man that
should have cautured, TO compel the capture. or to
let things stand ~ they are.
Set Back. q. II. ". SAYS; In a game, hiddingt TO
the dealer. 4 has seven points ard the deal. while u
has nine. u Ids two, and ttkesi II. Is leads ace Of
frstt
The play given is not enough TO decide Il B nav
ing bid two must make some other point 10 make
good his bid. either Jak or game II he does this
he wins, On the did principle Of bidder goes out"
Flchre. J A Il says A bets that a player has
not onIr tho ri nj to order up without a trump IN
his hand, but has a right TO name a trump suit or
which he has none. u disputes the latter PROPOSE
ton.
There is nothing in the rules Of euchre which
specifics wh., a PLAYER sbslI hold when h. ORDER.
-n"" ~,
fire. uen'ly make IT next whom he has none OF tho
su,, in his hand
WI i" ~ "
R,ilroad Fuchr, B n $. saws; Tho dealer takes
All Is r''r'fed' what do his ad'erssrle' COUNT
Two points.
NJ. I, h. asks; WIN four point. he made in a foul.
I"' " '" ny ""
Ho' uh.c'' som' '"' p'S'e" aione against MIN ana
euchred him.
a. h.. mariner Who sad "aesrts'IT mean IA.
mond,.' The .lNerssries assert that the mrs; az
n,Ilr mem mus s'an1' "tn,ash II va e.ilentiy
a, NE adyersames had not gone over or asked TO
pa, Il, : VI, ore " m'',a'e
Inc LINt anhonh'"M'ht' II made ~ tho proper
person. must stand, The rule T. not usually in.
sis,od IN I'm good cIpb. hovovar and u,.u ,sa o,Ir
N'.' VI" !" So'u '"o Ho"''e u "s' m'ae ONLY
FOR the purpose OF preventing a player from chang.
ine the make IL he detected any sign OF dissa,istac.
ton on the lace OF his PARTNER,
Piquet. ". II. SAYS: The eldest hand, having
fourteen aces and fourteen queens, with the King
~, 49, % ~ l. &c., ., a., ..ur :, s.S'hs,
w, = ,ha La "a n,pS ' ~ , onii, pIt ,oOs 10 Oh
Una 'ne .iatt' nanu ,rt fIdest nan loon every
ron,aar ha,a hcsS H. 0n.si.ho
bTs sT,y, 80 IN ~ s"hs" sushasd.
anIi,fo3 o., .,, %, nSs
~. c.,. a, H. o ~ an , ~ D "a, ~, PM
80 n"am,rjad "a 4, n,,h, hAnsr nsse
hearts.
The rapot cannot bs called for. In. only penalty
!. that the player with too many cards cannot ,cors
anything on that deal, while his sdyers.rym NAV score
.~Conquian j. \, 7 says; A has down Asequence
of hNe raris 70 the seven ana our ACES He holds
takes the seven from the TOP Of his Sc Iurnce and
broken.
y Is wrong. The sequence 1. not broken and a
card from the top or tho bottom OF il may be Dor.
rowed A. any tim. provided three card. in sequence