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TAl-K
ABOUT TURP AFFAIRS.
r.EQ1
?JTAL ciives his TKAIXKK A S.'AHR
rOKTS K.BOET .">MN 1W1.Y INTRIK RACUtfl
<BROAl> PHAJtB WAJtB AS STAKTKU
, wrt iMar* waa greatly aktftaad on Saturday
?ZanuraJ, ''???' brighteai atar of the Bmarlia* turf,
?ht * **ver< ''hill after hla dally eaaretae Ba
r''it*l had coughed aeveral Umea during Un araaU
?L waea ett* bad with th* chlll no tlme waa lost
* n|igiapht~i '.,; a vet.-rinary Burgaou. Colonel
B/flll?rn r Thompaon. who ia devoted u> hia heraea,
m The praaaa* arrtvaJ of Bwaajaard..
T* aaeartnary, and tha p*e*a**aaK a8r**ta of ii.m-i>
Lagwr** u d< I bj tw r*oovery of the KW*-year-**d
. * r u . waa blanketed nnd baadagad
aZtardas Th*r* la ae further aaagjer nnttcipated
Vflo Ke. t*l - Hkely I* rniiii every preeatee made
a i?.,,-v. at-old in the thrr-t-yrnt -old dlvision
a*ai '
Thr ;.. tralnlng In Monmouth County are
,? ifatarkal l good baadtttati, and tho H?rw?Jeraey
^,,ni xpeeted to hoi.i their own with
all ea*
john Daly, 'he wcll-known turfman. has been
ggteaali ' **ntly a* kavlag rettred
Koporta without the alightos;
MadaJ graad braaacaat that Mr.
jjilv : v" in Buropa I* the future. Some
..j,;:. ,;..:: repoTta said that ho loa; a amall
Bjrtune li "A ? Btreel Othera have r*farr*d t*
Bapaal wlth Inalnuatlona that are not at all pleaa
v , aa irienda. John Daly
?tij! ? , irtnei ol David Oldaon ta tha ownarahlp
of -he Holndel Btud. H* iloes DOI inleml to gO to
.' . neitbet ha? be been loatng aaeaey m Wall
s Tft\. s ? l |MS Jub: racovered from a aew re
mla He parchaaed a handaoma
ptown neai Klfth-av.., wnere he now Uvaa
i riU taa
Tbe btocl on Taenly-nlath-et where he formerly
ttved la *li whoUy glvaa un to buataeaa There
, ;.;. entranoe* In the atreel, an Orlental
-t,, k li g- ? or, bowling *ll*ya and rarioua other
i oleea make sieep impoaalble
rter mtdnlgl e forcapotng attrac
?? upti >v a, where
?-.. !?= Ilkely to aid ln
?ltutlon, weakened by paeu
'. ji Daly leave* this clty during tha
maki a journey to Lee a
alnay Chlnook aephyra of the gknioue
-jjnuug nla, tadea wlth the fragrant odors
aad B J Baldwtn'a Banta
conaole him for the loss of the
_ . . | :: i of Broadway.
roprtetary cluba, where the ball
...: teboarda ara maalp
rad. i rwlng to the state of
affalra l * ' alated for pward of a yaar, thera
lf'Vot ; aal occaakm for John Dalj U.
t)re' ^ laced ta the poalUon of the man
tlacharged him. ao Le gol angry
ia PROM THE TURP RKiiRF-TTKP.
I Daly waa by any
.^ r atabb on the turf. When
MV"'? . ?; to Wttbdraw from the raclr.ir
',..,- . qj ? | ?.. U .?? unal.le to attend the
? ? | to g *a tht atteetloa to racing required
t?e ncagotag publlc aincerely re
.s th?.-. have been by far too few
uprtgtet, Btralga\*^rward. out-to
( ;?rren as 'o?n l>aly. Mr. fJIdeon.
te raee, ind .he publlc wUl *:in
huv? ,_. itlty to bal on fiorwj that are try
w.n.
daa* not Ir.-er.d to leave thla clty.
} to r-port at Marcua Daly'* atable at
l ? M early date. Tu-al gave the fol?
low.nt rea aa t* no: rid.nr; at the San Pranclaco
Inrkj ? wlnter meeting*: "11 would ooal
m(. a. .. ? o make the jonrney with my fam
(j a, t* mturn. There are not many
where ta* oondltlon* would permit me 10
lenly it might prove a losmg irame. I
.. tive tram.ng and to ba ready te
lf day of the racing seaoon in thi*
? .:???:
^v.-lnown rarepviera vlalted Madlaon
| laBaturday nigh: te see aeveral |
. asereJee wlth their handa encaaed
Uowa -mong the penona present were
R iard CTOkfi John Kelly. Wlll.am F. Sheehan.
li Ii'.nad. Matthew Corbett. John S. Camp
; Dwyer, Bdward Kaarney. David
my Aaron. J. Sergeant Cram and
-. Harrl.
Ra ing ta laace ia eertataly on the high tide of
- -.>-. 'lie charitles o: rYance were benefltad
- mm f HJOO.000 hy the tax on the muttiela
te*4J4*?- Th tota! imnuti' that wa? t?et In the
la amanted to 8>6.000.'.?w. -..?.,-,, ..
- iBte^BUnK." *avs "The Lonrlon L>l*pa ch.
-.o learn St the ownera of Daimlo, the ar.
? naaerin Auatralia. Intend jendlng hlm over
ber* to tak. i-art ta the Grand Natlonal Bteeple
.-? wh.K-.hwil. be ru erpopl next March.
I-almio la tr? Ciolster of the Antlpodes. A de?c
bj .' Toshatone. ht atand* almo?l ?-? ?
burh. md haa ;. girtb of Beventy-four inchea.
counry In Auatralia hi ha* done many won
. parfoman ea Al th* laat Caulnald meeting
v, th :?? po?vi? in the aaddle. he won a four mu*?
? -has?ln the mar\'elloua time ... 8:16. A m
' corae. muat bt m ' - the courae. for in
^ - ralia tr- golng 1* not. neariy *e a rfl as lt ls here.
r , Jb a-ld to verv much reaemble Cloi*ter lr. ap
.,-. epeclaily behlnd tne aaddle. It if to be
that these two cnampions wil. noi mee.. as
llr Iiuff'snorae la a ronflrmed Invalld.
"N'est aaaon a number of Am-rican thorough
wlllbe ra-lng ln thla country. neariy aU Ot
... ,- *eny of Hanover. lt is. therefore.
?-,, Uarn thal the atoek of thla toWOB
Arencan turf la?: aeaaon a sum of 887.920
. asount IO.500 was won by tw.-r.ry-t>.-.
hla twentvfl%e three-year-olda that Btarterl. and tne
ixteen out of his twenty .two-year-olda
>?? .rv-?evn ln ali of hl' colta and fllliea faced the
Btarterl tag Ir, 1?5. and of thes^ only etght were
: : tinra. The largeat winner wa, the tw.j-year
.,:.:.^, whu ptaced over 8*.',000 to h.a own
*T*ie..' aragraph* lndIoat<v that the ra-lng aoaaon
8f M ...Eiig.aiid promiae.M to he extremely ln.ereat
- rthe ra-lng aeaaon of 1895 ln England $2,432.
? uTtUe valu? of the prtaea won ln raeea run
;,.- rulea of the Joekey club. eaelueiv* of
knd thlrd prlzes. The three prlnclpa, ra *
Eclipee Btakea won by Le Juatlcler, with
: ?. ?'. the winner: the Prlncea of Walea Stakea.
livE who landed 844.886. an<ltj>S_J?-*->"
- Uc -s. won hy Lavlno. who plaoed J44.97t. to hia
credlt by hl* victory. Le Juatlcler ia a
horse, wno aurpriaed everybody at Han
, ? featln* Wh'.ttier. T;u- latter. aeeordmg
? : at hLs best. havlng tralned com
? ??? report* aay that WhltUer haa
ali form, and wlll be ra.ied against all
rt next year . ..
.- - - John Sanford la atoppln* af the
? He report* that Laureate. the aireof v\ hit
if the *talllona at the Hurrleana
Bt - iterdam. ln this State, l* in superh
? n. and that hia proapecta a? a slre are ex
tremav bright.
ATSTHAU1AK HOBBaEw IN EHOLAND
Carr.aire. a* Auatralian horse who la eloaely allied
by his ? line* te Carbta*. the winner af the
MaTwiuiai u I wa? pnrehaaafl b>- the Puke
ci Po.-t.ar.i for J*r:.<XlO, I* to be ahipped to Enghmd
He ),. by NordcnfeMI, a aon of Meaaket, out of The
Bk?aey Carhlna is by Mu^ket. out of The Meraey
c*rruo,-e and CkrhtM waa* reeord baaakara in aus
trajia. The lr.teiiuent btaodera of Iwagauad beiieve
tra: an lnfuaion of Auatrallan blood la lik.-ly to
prove extrerneJy benefk-lal to tne Engllah turf.
Turfmen aboul t wn are greatly amuaed at an In
eiden: tha* oocurred at a recent openlng of a new
aUBal Bl PbBadahlhla There were two rlval wine
?gents pr-eent One of them called for alx bottlea
8l th. brand hla rlva' waa puahlng ao a^ to make
aearytblng harmunious. Jioth n.en wer* greatly *ur
Prta* : wi,?n the walter returr.ed and aald: "W? have
of that brand." Tne pusher of the brand
?ai-' "You hav* planty of mj wlne; tei caaea ????
her* to-day " T?u- proprletor made a hurrled
Inv-.'-.j'rvi. i.. and founo to hla dian ay I
*?w ..' co^1 ordered that day had been dumped Into
I tbat the ten oaaea of win* were burled
of recurrection untll the nex: d*y.
Taa ;,.-?? i ? ?;,.. tmried wine bellevea that hs rival
gut uj i lota aad had hia nine bnr|*d pornoaely
'h'- rlval* ar* nol oa apaaklng terma an I
.. . ? ? m '?'
...... ... ? -.,:.? I* mui-h
Ib-<*>?- manlfeeted as to the out ?nw of the aff.lr
T ? for cloetag t?,.- atake* of the Brooklyn
jeckiy '*: ib has :.-?:. poatponed untll Januai
Th* Uiteet r..;K.r- ii ti ?? thi raiclnc *eason of li*"
? ? ? ? al M rris l'ark on Ma\ 1
pony racing ontlng< rl are dia
<-'j*ai:i?- tarter for the
Joekey rjiuta w!!i '"? Prank Rfare, tht man who
siart-r'a flair a0 ?rrae*fuMy at the
aMmorable Parkway meeting .'* - aald thal "'
War* * ? BgO ft ls t.'ie
f th. gej Club to put a gentleman ln the
?'i"'. - - w., ?> v, . Ic-vs who have
aefcarol r.-. m h. l i ? ? den and tralned and at
?? i nji .-. narrow traeka Mr,
t^v t.i *i? **8fted horsea auceeaafully at the Coiin
r..o, 1 , ln***ta?B that ar. am-h an attractlve
i.ature of aport ln the neighborhood of Hoston.
i? -?? - ?
OOSSIP OF THK TROTTERS.
PROSPBLVIVI MAKKri' OT THK ORaARTJ <m< t'!T
"lt 18WV-A BFRHra mi:i:tini; at PUBCT
WOOD I'MtK DBATO OP S\\ KHPSTAK.i
Beerastary Hodges, of tho Iirlvlng Club of New
York. hna requeated the atewarda >>f the Otwad Clr
i eull to liold tholr annual conforence early next
month, ao that n aohedule may bo artuaagod at once
for the trottinir ??-annn of lv'.*i. The stakes offere<l
by the New-York Club for tho Floetwood Orand
Clreutt meet ing olose Kebruary II, and lt la im
portaal for the totereata of the elub and the horae
owners, who wish to make entrlos. that the exact
j dates for the raeaa mhtrtoi he set bofore the entrios
j close. There la eonslderable douht about the make
I up of the Orand Olrcult next scason. owlnz to the
! doubtful outlook for harnoss raoinn at Rnffalo and
; Uorhester. two of the oldos: traeks ln tho loague.
| C. J. Hanibn, who controla tho Puffalo course, has
I nald that ho would attompt no mor<- moetln^a thero,
j ao long as the antl-hetting lawa n-m?ln in lorco ln
? New-York. Th" same thlng has baea said about
Rochoster. but In splto of thoso statomeats, it la the
common boltsf among Eastern horsomon that the
Rnffalo track. ami i>?-rh::j>s tha BoeJtSBBter <-ourse as
well, will be found Iu llne as usual wh'-n the tlme
| eonies for maklng up tho olrcult. Thla arrang<^ment
| Would probably briiig tho eampaign, rs to PieotWOOd
the thlrd weok in Auguat, unless somo now membcrs
j are adaalttad to ;ii,- loogua. and get <ia:es prcoeding
- the seri-s in N,-w-York. If BuffalO and Rochoster
] should drop out. it Is probnble that two or more
I Now-Knuland tr;i,-ks will take tholr plaoes ln tho
1 Crand I'irculi llne. Mjratte I'nrk and the now track
: now being bullt In Koston h\ tiie New-Kngland
| Breadeaa' Association aeam to bo the naturai suo
.-os.vors to Buffak) and Roehester, with tho other
Hoston track, Kianklln Park, and Narrarans.-tt
l'ark. In ProvMenee, amonc tho po?lhtlHIre.
Hoston is now the stronghold of trottlng ln the
Baat, and with four traeks ln oporation there the
comtng sea>on almost oontlnuoua hurness raeing
will probably bo seen. Datea hav, already bflMM
clHlmod for the first six weeks of tho season. bopin
nlng Juno o. at Combination Park, tho now half-mlle
track, and eontlnulng on Buoeeedlng weeks at Mystic
Park and Kranklin l'ark. It is expected that the
': ? ? !? -s' track Wlll be ready for uso in August. and
aftor that time theso four traeks wll! form a local
circul; aroui.u th, II ub. John IC. Turner. of Phila
delphlS, Krod^riek Noblo. of Kle, twood. and several
Other v.vll-known traintrs. havo aiuiotin. ,-d thelr
lntention of golng to Boston wlth their trotters aa
aoon as the campnign Opons, iitnl Bpeodlng the m-u
son there.
The < iinnces are that a Spring circuit wlll bo ar
rarured ln tii- H.i.-t. i. ading up to the oixming of the
Hoston sorios. wlth a meetlng at Fleetwood l'ark the
flrsjt week in Juno. John Mariner, who controls the
half-mile trottlng track at Norfolk. Va.. has an
nouncad an early meetlng thero, and hns engsgod
S-cretary Hedges, of tho New-York l>r!\ing Club, to
Baanaga the serles. Norfolk will probably lasd off
about May 1. fottowed on eonsecutlve weeks by tho
Oentlcmen's Drlving Park, Plmlico und tlio Arling
ton course, ln Raltlmore. Thore is llttle llkellhood
that olther of the PhUadelphla traeks wlll joln the
Spring circuit or the Crand next aeason, ihe Peltz
8aw havlng made profltable hamess ra'-ing about lm
j?? ..-?-:!?> 1 ?- Iu Pennsylvanla. and tho trotters are llkely
to como dlroct from Haltimore t ? ? PiootWOOd l'ark
on tho spring oaaapalgn toward Boaton.
Many rumors ar- afloal concorning the probable
plana of tbo well-known Western relnsman, M. K.
McHenry, for th>- oomlng year. t.no report has lt
thal ba will Join forcea wiih Monroe Sallsl>ury and
drlvo the trotters eampalgne 1 by the Californla
turfman In UM. Ballabury an I M, Henry have been
dlekertag for two yeara, but hav,- thua far falled to
come to terms, malnly, it ls Bald, necauso tho former
wants to direct tho training and drlving of hls
horses as eloaely a.- tii. runiiiiK-horse trainers do,
whlle McHenry obJectS to thua sinklng his own
Identlty. Another report is to the effoet that the
man from Freeport wlll oampa'.gn a select string
of barnoss racers for Krank RoehafalMr, of Clevo
iand. and o thlrd story has it that ho may traln a
public Btable in New-York. McHenry is guing to
sell all of his trotters at W. R. Fasig & tVe
auction sale ln this city next Fehruary. Onn of
the aniniala Ih Phoel>e Wilkos, 2:,a>'-i, for whom
Colonel Eawrenoe Kip offered JJi.Ouu about a year
ago when he was buying trotters for James Gordon
Rennett.
Krank Roekefeller ls likely to have one of the
etables on the trottlng turf next year. Posldes the
faat mares, Mnu.i C.. 2.>o-+. and ltt-^jiah, iilS1^, he
now owns tho s.-naational filly, Kanny l-'oiry, that
trotted a half-mile ln 1 :'*'-,, as a yearling last aea?
son, and that W. li. Kaaia sa>3 is ihe best-galu-d
trotter he ever saw. Mr. Koc-Kol.-ller baa recontly
purchasM from A J Alexander, of Woodbum
Karrn, Ky., the chestnut geldlng Kxtr.utor, by Ex
podition, 2iUi*4. out of Rooebuah, the slster to Prin
i-.ipa Kxtractor has no record, DUt he ITOtted ttie
Woodbum Karm track ln 2d8|| last aoason o? a
three year old and is regarded ai a proopectlve
2:10 trotter. Humor baa il that the crack I'all
fornia thr,o-year-old '/.omb'.o may bo eampalgne I
in Mr. RockefeUei l ataUe In ls&C. Thi9 son ..f
McKinney aaade a remarkable campalgn oi, the
Pacirlc Coaat traeks las: aeaaon, Btartlng oui grees
ln July and trottlng Bfty-flve mll, s ln raoea bei'oie
8m wont Into wlnter quartera a month nti". Ht
won thirfen raoea o.it i.f aeventeen atarta, and.
was only once u iplaced, cloalng tbe aeaaon wlth a
record of 2:13. lf the COlt had been entered ln
the Kentucky Futurlty and other rieh stakos on
this siut- of the Contlnental dlvlde he would prob?
ably havo headed tho liat of wlnnlng trottera la \M\
for, after lausble wem wrong 8n Auguat, there waa
no Kastorn three-ye?r>old that claaaed wlth him.
Campalgned 8n Californla ai..i Oregon, Zombro'a
wlnnlnga aggregated only ti,,$i0.
Bweepatakei one of tln- few remaining sons of
Rysdya'a Hambletonlan. ended nis career hs a
trottlng airo at Goahen, Orange County, last week.
He was nearly twenty-nlne yeara of age, and was
partialiy dlaabled owlng lo an injury to one of hia
blnd b'gs, which OCCUrred a fe? years agu. lithor
wlae the oid horae app.-ar.id to be aboul as well ;,s
h?* has b.-rii al any tlme durlng the last ten yoox*.
Oeorge H. Mills. hls owner, bad hlm palnleealy jcit
to d.-ath. Although hls opportunltlea were not the
beal Bweepatakee ranked among the gr>-,i:,-st sons
of Hambletonlan, only Eli tloneer, Happy Medium,
Oeorge Wilkos. Bgbert, Btrathmore, Dlctator, Aber
doen anl Harol-1 ?uroiisslng him ln the n.imber of
2:30 performors added to the lt.st, whlle none of tho
sons of the old horse tfot a stouter I >t of i-am
jiaigners. Sailor Boy, hls flrs; 2i3o trotter, dld not
enter the list untll 1S*2. when Bweenatakea was flf
teen years old. At the tlnio of his death h.- waa
credlted "ith thirty-six performera of atandard
Hpeed and his dau^'hiers had produc-d flfteen more.
Captaln Lyona, 2:lT'4i Tayloraon, 2:17*4, and 'he
pacer, benore K., llUM, were tho fastost of his
get ' ejweopetakea wsa a amall bay horse. foalod
ir. \vn. the year that nexter lowered tbe trottlng
record to 2:17'',? at PufTalo. H<- was a bTOthi i ln
blood to the klng of tho turf, being by Ryadyk'a
Hambletonian, out of a daughter of Beely'a Amerl?
can Star. Hi*rrlson Mills. the fath-r of Oeorge II.
Mllls, bred t!.<- horae, and he was OWBod all his llfe
m the Mllls famlly.
NFW-TORK TTHN YKKKIX OFFICBM.
The New-York Turn V?*r8tU has "lected the follow?
ing board of offloors for the cofilng rear: Prealdent,
John Steil: vice-prosideiit. Rudoljih Weiss: captain.
Ix>uis Weber: lieutonnnt. OaOTge Wolf: oorr, spond
mg secretary. K. Buoharsr; rocordti l- bi.tary, P
Heidenheim and Alfred L. HofTman; atstistlotsa
ritto Klug: caahier, K H. Hoeoll; cuatodlan, Otto
Bteffen; trustees. E. Eachenbrenner. Carl Pfeiff, sr.,
I ouls K Ralrhlen: librnrl.-n. H. Wawerka:
deleeatos to tbo New-Tork dlstrlct of Ihe North
Amoriean Gymnaatlc Un8on, Jullua Harder. William
Menge, Heinrich Metaner. H. C. Pr-u. Carl BJchter,
carl Stahl. John Btell. Ernel Webjr, Loula Weber,
Otto Welas, Oeorge Wolf and cail Zeaker,
NATKiNAl. ?CHfMJljBOT ATHUBTIC LBAOtTE
Tho Natlonal Interscholastlc Athietlc Association
of the Cnlted Htates. was organized on Baturday.
The meetlng took plaee al the De i.a-Salle Inatttute.
The following dslegatoa were present: A. B. TSP
,,.,, New-Jeraey l a A A. and ?tepheaa Prepsra
tory Bchool, Hobokan. N J; H B. Mason. Long
Island 1 - A A H. I. Pratt, I^ong Island I. R A.
a h v. Dunbar, Kew-lmgland I. s a a.: i. s.
Clark. Maawachuaotta I. S. A A; A. S Kelly and
,; Sn, . ;? ifield Hlgh Bchool; C. <: McDavttt
.... j j Dean Tllford, New-Tork Btate I. g A. A.
Tho electlor of offlcera reaulted as followa: Preel?
denl Clarence G. McDmvitt; vloe-preaideht, Harold
j pratt; Becretary. H, Nelaon Dunbar; treaaurer,
Otto E Mi.!.
Natlonal Association wlll endoavor to hold an
Eaetern and Western ehamplonahlp meetlng, The
prealdent appointed u committoo of Bvs to a-t as a
board of governora
Another mootlnc will be held at an early date,
when ? Mel of hy-laws will bo acie;i BJ) *
DATES TOR HOXINO CHAMPIONSHIPP
The annua, toxlna and wrestllng champlonshlpa
of the Amerlcan Athletir Pnion will probably bo
held Ui Phl.adelphia. J. V. Kelly, of the eonimit
te?> who has the matter ln hand, ia n ,w maklug
crr'angernei.ts wlth that end In vlew. Th, Metro
rKiPtan Aas iclAtlon champlonahlp.s wlll be held al
the New Manhattan Club house on Janu.irj II anu
17. ,,
CARLETON CLt'B'8 FINE PROORAMME.
The Carleton Club. one of the most Influentlal
ar.d popular organlaatlons of Rrooklyn. !:ar pro
parel an lntereaMng ferles of enteya-nrnents for
fta membor. The home tournamenta of he elub
Boluoa blilisi i ar.d pool, bowlbig, whla
othor earnes. Thore are elght teame of Bia m< a.
*?-h entered 'o rho n.v.l tnuinnment.
AV THE CYCLING WORLD.
MKETINO of THI statf L. a. W. R<~?arp
OF ' IFFICBRS.
rrFORTB of a r, ppai.dint, in the tarannt:
anp TTPtJg CAJBBa.
I The delegatea to tbe meeting of th? Roard of Offi
i cer* of the New-York Stnte Plvlalon of the League
: of Ameriean Wheelmen h.-.d o eauoua at the Orand
1 I'nion Hotel yesterday afternoon The dalBgataa in
I doraed I. B. I'otter'a anti-raetn<? amendment. wlilli
I seeka to relieve the L A. W. from tl.e rcsponaiblllt;
i of controlllng raclng. There ls n poaall.illty of the
: offlce of the ae.-retary-treaaiirer of th* I?eagne
belng removed from Ruffalo to thla elty. A ranvaas
' of the delegatea ahowa that tlie ehnnpe |? thought
! of favorubly. The aeml-anntml meeting wlll be held
, to-nlght at tho Orand I'nion Hotel.
The delegatea present at the oaueM yeaterday
1 were: \V. 1!. I'hippa. .lohn Chisom. 1r . W. Honlg.
! B M Roba Albany: w. s .lenkina. w B. Ball,
Buffalo: O. A. Itouiller, riushlng Dr. Q ? Rlaek
burn. Dunairfc: E. N. Walker. I. I'. Coleman H.
Strupneii. (' E. Leae% Hrooklyn: C. A. Shechan.
l>r. V A Myrick, A B Hiark and l B Potter.
N.w-York Cltjr._
The Jaffray rycllnp Hub haa juat been organlz?d.
and among Its membera are many people well
know-n ln aorlety. The club holds music rtdea In
Gotden'a Cyettna Academy, in the Ameriean The?
atre Bulldlng, Poity-aecond-at and Btghth-ava,
on Tueaday nnd Pliday mornlng* and Saturday
aftornoons. The cl'ib was urgantzed by Mrs. Robert
Jiiffrny. Jr . after whom it ls named. AlOng the
eharter members av Mrs Miirie Livlngston. Mr.
end Mra Rohert Jaffray, Jr.. Mias Bebwab, Mrs
\v a Keamans. Mr* w. Beaman Bull, Mr and
Mra .Toseph R. Tllllnghaat, M:s* Helen Pnri'.h. Mi?a
Cathertne M. Booth .>li:<s Anna M. Nnsti. Mrs.
Henrv P. Loomis. Mrs <ieor2<- W Crarv, Mrs John
Turner Atteii,i;rv, Mra I'erry Willlams and .Mr.
and Mra tlustav II Bl hwah
A 0). Spalding dealrea to a?e Cahanne and
Tlttia reoelve .lustlce from the L. A. V,'.. and no
stone wiii be l, ft uatorned toward eleartag tha men
of the chargea they doelar* *r* fnlse and mattciOU*
The entl:-e evldence on which ."nbanne and TltU*
were ooavleted waa forwarded aome tlme ago to
Mr. Ger.ach, of rhlearto. the loral member of the
Raclng Roard The evlder.ee was forwarded to al
lea a .;. Bpahtmg to go through it and aee for l.im
self on Just what ground* the boy* were eonvleted.
Me haa gone through It and evldently has not baaa
as convlnoed by what he has read aa the Raclng
Board araa Both f'abanne and Tltua have writfn,
asklnp thal they be allowed to aee the evldence
wlth thelr attdrneya, and it ls belleved that the Rac?
lng Roard wlll atree to thla propoaltlon. f'abanne
wll! go to Chlcago on Thursday next, arrlvtng there
Saturday wlth hla attorney. Tltua wlll leave here
on the cycle ahow speclal traln Thuraday and wlll
ask the prlvllege of aeelng the evldence that Is now
ln Mi. Oerlach'a har.ds, and after a ronstiltatlnn
wlth A. Q. Spalding and thelr attorneya. both rldera
wlll declde on what courae to pumu* The plan so
far declded itjion l? to make p.s strong a caae aa they
poaalbly can before the Natlonal Aascmhlv. and If
r.ot BUCOeaefUl tli.-re they wlll take the matter to
the courts. _
Twenty-nve or thlrty women are expected to atart
ln the women'a sh-dny blcycle raee at Madlaon
Square .iHrdcn. .lanna-y fi to 11 The raee wlll be
an Internatlonal one. and up to date entrles have
been reeelved from England. Oermany. Bweden,
Norway, Ireland and Mexlco. Albert Shock. the
long-dlBtance rlder, wlll act ns referee. The rlders
will bagln practlaing at the tiartlen to-day.
In the pool tournament of the A"*oelatlon of
Cyellng Cltibs of New-Jeraey, the team of the
Bloomfleld cyclera Is leadlng. It haa won seven
gnmes and lost none. The team of the Montelair j
Wheelmen ls second The Relleville team has a hig
lead tn the bllllard tournament. It also leada the !
Tourlats and Rloon.fleld men ln tl..- whist tourna
ment
The Kings r'ounty Wheelmen will have a blg
bowling tournament. The flrat game wlll probably
be p'.ayed on Frlday night. The teams wlll he
named after po|>ular makes of blryclea. The entry
list for me pool tournamenr has been well Mled.
D. C. Fextnn, the expert. has been admltted With
one exception he is the only "acratch" man en
tered. _
OONaTT ISLANTJ 8TAKE&.
The apper.d-d aiak.f for the June meeting of the ]
Coney laland .lockey ("Tiih of 18J*8 clos-. on January 2:
Knr ituee jeai .Bfla ?n^ ui
Valu* Value
Th? Puhurban .|T.*00|The C,ra*? Inaumiral SL.'iOO
Th? June Ilanrllrap* . .Via*?
Fo* t!iree-year-..l.la.
Value Value.
Th* *Wlfl .S2.000 The F?Bm frir fllltesVIC.OOO '
The Hplndrlft . 8 808
Fo* two-year-ills.
Valttc Value.
Th* Oreat Trial... 130.000 Th* Double Bv*nt.. .$10,000
The /.ephyr ..... 8.0001 Th* Hrrlnr. 1808
The June. a.OuOiTh* Vernal ifnr BJ
Tb* Burf .. . 2.???' lleal 2 otm
Tbe Pafisy t.800 The Dalsy. IJ08
rOB THE AfTI'MN ktEBTDfO, !?nn.
For rhree-Tear-oMa
ptember.$2,500
For twi.-.-...I- ,:,!? aad apwand.
"'? Fllgbt.J2..vm
For two-jr*ar-ol*a
Valu*. Value.
The Au-umn.$3.i??' The Flntbnsh .lll.Oi*
Th* 'irca'. Km!?m... 8.000
FOR THK JVNT MXEl'lNO, I8*T.
The TMal. for I ai* ot 18*4, 81.280
FOR'TBK FAU, 8tEETtirO, l*s
Th* POtUrltjr f ? tb* ;.- ? i'l ?- Ot mnre? to*]e<\ ln 1RWI.
Artrte.! MMMjr, 88,180
BWIMMER8 BHOW TflHIR BKTLI*,
WIMRBBJ IN THi: OONTB8TI IN THK NFW MAN
BATTAK ATHXJR1C I'l/'H
The awlmmlng conteata ln the New Manhattan
Athletle Club yeaterday afternoon were entertaln
lng, an1 drew a large erowd. Th- tournament wlll
be brought to a cioae n-vxt Bunday Intereal
Bd led yeaterday by the eppearane* of Miss I.illian
<^reen, a young woman. who gave r. elever exhlbi
tlon of fancy mvimniinj. divinK th-.iin.-h ringa and
other dlfBcnll feat*. Miss Green wlll g.\e h?-r ex
hibitlona even' night thla week an.i on New V.ar'a
afternoon. The prlzea whlch the wlr.ti-rs ln the
conteata wlll recelve were exhlblted yesterday, and
were much admlred. They are tbe handaomeat
gold medala glven winner* at athietn- exhibit'ona
Hc-n ln this city for many n. day. The BCOTa* of
the conteatanta are so ,-lose that much Interest la
belnif taken aa to the flnal outcome.
The wlnnera of yeaterday'* conteata were ?* fol?
lows:
< me-hrtidred-foot awlmmlng ra-e Won by W R
<;rn. <-. ' I. Qreenhall, aecond; E M Vandervoort,
thiri. Time?'j.:c.
Tho raee, s ratch, 100 feet- Woa by T R Rey
nolda; I?r C T. Adama aecond; M. Motaler, thit.1.
Tlme-*:44 1-3.
Divtaf atraightaway - W.,n by Dr. C, T. Adama,
dietaace M fl 10 ln.; R. H Farjeon, aecond, dis
tanc- "-"? ft T ln.; E. M. \ ari.lervoort. thlrd. dla
tan. e BJ ft.
Divlng inrough l*-lnch rlnp E. M Vandervoort,
flrst Pr C T Adama aecond W li Qrace, thlrd.
Rafl peggln*? Won by Dr. C. T Adama, .
M Metaler, aecond, 2:44S-?; R. H. Farjeon. thlrd.
I i" ? .'
Three-hnndred-yard handlrap Won by Dr. C. T
I ama (acratch); E M. Vandervoort, aecond; .'.!
Metaler, rhlro. Time-r,:.'.l 1-.'.
Tug-of-war Won by the "Reri Team"--.MeaFrs.
Adama Orace, Metaler and CarbonelL
Offlclal* Maater of ceremontea, John O. Hart;
ludgea J. J. Frawley and Albert Bai - i e-keep
er* E. M. Cohen andB. Mayer; ofllclal acorer, A. L.
R<le>
THK RACQUET COKTB8TB.
The contlnuatlon or the donble-bandi i racquet
mat.-h at thi New-Torh Racquet and Tennla Club
tttracted a large number of entbnalaatlc lov.-rs of
the aport, and they \\,.r. well antertataed by th*
exblbltlon o! aatBl dlaplayed by the conteatanta,
T-.tn Pettltt, the Inatructor of tbe Boaton Athletle
itlon. and Harry R.i.ikes, of :h>- Cl
Athletle Club, arer* arrayed agatnai Oeorga Itaaa
ing. th.- obamplon and Inatructor of the aom* club,
and B. gpaldlnj d. Oannenda, th* weli-known ama
teur. Th* playtag araa of the hlgbi l order, and |
grew fort* moal generou* applauae from the epee
tators There w. r* a aurpr sin^- number of handa
piayed. none of tht ; acortag ovef
a nnit, a,. hoi an l frequenl wer* tha exchai
The contesta avarhed the end of the boUda I
nanicnt.
Tne atmrnaartea w-ere as followi
!?..... ..:, Boahaa 1* I B3 u, IS 1. !'?-:.
\)e Oarmendl* and Htateiinc :.- 8, i.> ..
The term* ot th* maich arer* i ? bt four om of
sv.!. gamea As Meeara Pettiti and Boakea w-.,n
four pamf*. the tinal itam. w.is t i| pil
Refer**?E l-a Maat*gna, p Ma ker Han
gan.
Among thoae who w> re present wer?- II I
Page w a Thomaon, c, <) How, 1 R Townaead,
K. La Mniitagne, ag., M La Moatagne, Ran
Harry, a w k Cochraa, n w Jaequelm, J M. ;
Ma donough, H P gloeum, A. Morten. Jaaapk
Harrln.an. R. A. P**b*dy, C. C, I>emlng. li II
Creeker, l> T, Werdea, J. L. Werden, W, B Dtna
mor? jr . w H Oagood, jr . Bdward Kelly, B. P
f'hapin. P v riark. s s Huatad, Oeorge C Ken
dall. W. H Holliai r. H K R todgood ?; rge r. I
Forman, Di il U i 'ulet i .: ..' Croa* ll .
Brown, C. W. Maury, H C. Brown, < .. Pei
T. m Lawaon, *> T. How'.and, D Millet Henry
?I : ... R ... V. H
. ': V 0 Welling, P. T. Brown and D.
li \n.) Cllibnrirh
STEINWAY
6RAND and upright pianos.
C:,il an,i Inaj-ec. ihe n?wlv invented patesl Qeaad PkUBBa
!:, UgHgM Form. Alao for aale f r* caeh or on Inatall
raenra a large aaanrimer.t ot nearly n-;w BTBIMWA'T
'Ir-itid. t prlir'ii and Sounre Plani.a. ail warr.inteil lIKe
thelr new riari',8. Alao. Be<find-hand I'lanoa of other
make. Ir perfect ,,r,ler. at low tipirea
STEINWAY & SONS, 107-111E. 14th Sl.,
XKW YORK.
PILL8BURY 8T1LL IN FRONT.
; HOT CHB8I PLAY IX THR ST. PETERS
BI'RG MATCH.
BTCIXrn AM> THK IinooKi.TN LAO ML8W A
ijamk. ajtoths PORanm bsutb TgcmtwwM
TilK RUgglAM tUO i.fll'KATKl. HV
l.ASKKH WAGSM i>N ITJXgBUKT.
St. Pote:sburg, I ie<\ 2? (Spe.-lj.li.-T.'ch'.gorln and
gtelnlta resumed play In tho ae^ond round of tbe in
ternational ehesa tournament ln tr.ls city yester?
day. wneii Stoinitz dafeated hla rlval after sixty
moves ln an Bvana 'Jamrilt eelected bv THchlgorln.
Tho latter? attack brok.- the BStddVa gfime. aftei
whleh tnero was n,> CBBUaee lefl for tho Kusalan.
TO-SajT tho palrlnc f.,r the openlng of tho thlrd
round waa as fotlowe: S:. tv.tr. agstUSt I'lllabury:
Taehigorln BgSlnal I.asker.
ti ? tormer eoopk dtvlded Bonora la a Petroff
aefence adopted by PUlabsry, :he game boine even
from =tart to finish. it atated thlrtr-flva rounda
l.a.?ker. on tha other h*nd. defeated Teeblgerta
in aa Bvana (lamhit. aaaayed by the former Tho
Ruaaian'a attack broke together abortly after tne
openlng moves, an . afterward Laafcer had not
mii.-h trouble .n winning. arhlch he d.d after forty
five movo.s. The rorord followa:
Playera, Won LaOat I'lavera. Won.Lost.
Plllabun'. :. 2 gtelnlta. .1 4
Laaker... 44 IH | Tachlgorln. l's ^?
HTJCH INTEREST IN THE CONTE8T.
Plljl-Siii HY WOtt QOleDBS OPINION8 FROM. THK
PSOPUB IN THK NKVA .'ITY.
Ft. reiershurg. De-. 11?Llttle Intereat ln ihSSS
outaide of th? ohesa olrcle, has h, en the rule tn
the Nsva <'ity: hut when th greal tournament
waa anaouneed, whlch ?.n t,> hring to Kuaaia
from y.nir eountry and from Kurope the greateat
ehaaa playera of the world. r no* ?pir:: araa 8n
fuaed. and even before tho maatera' arrlval. the
publle, whlch hardiy knows a pawn from a queen,
begar. ro dlaeuaa thelr eomlng. Tho delay in I/as
ker'a arrlval .-roated the flrn' excitement. it hav?
lng been ruaaored that he wouii nol <-,?me at all.
The aplendld rooms of the i'ho?a club. much ftner
and lar^er than any you are aald tO havo ln Now
T i-k. aro on tho moat fsahtonable wtreet In our
elty. the Newaky Proepeet, nnd already, before the
play aotually began. w?re fllled nlghtly after JTOUr
young eountryman, PUlsbury, made hl-? appoaranee.
It muat be Batd of roiasatry that ho ar once won
his 'way to tho favor of all RusBians, every one
flnding hlm magnetie and charmlug. and wttbout
affectatlon or arroi;anoe; tn short. naturai and un
s;>oiled by BUCceea
On Frlday. the flrst day of play. the club be?
came -ncomfortably fllled wlth apectator- anztOUS
to cntch a glimpse of tho ehamplons engaged In
battle. The four masters had a large saloon for
themselves. and the omei.ils connected wlth the
tournament. thelr two tabl?p being OPlte aepamta.
In the other large saloons upward of flffy tatriea
were placed for those wlrhlng to analyse the gamea,
tho movea of whlch arere repeated ln this room on
giant board-- with BBOvsbts Buapended choas
At Board X I I.afiker engaged PlUSbury at play.
and for Bome reas..n tho ganie of tho young mas
frs eaerted the most curloslry. As aoon aa lt wa?
aeen t-i.a' the Amortcan had selectoil th- R laalan
oountor-att^ek for his denut. ther.- waa Inatanl ea
Cltenant and a auggestion of applause. at lea-r to
the estent of u recognitlon of the lntendei compll
ment. What was most surprlslng to all was I'llls
uury's aztreme coolnea* Durlng the Brat few
movea I.:s face aeemed to express almost in dlffer?
ence to hls opponenfa atrength, and he made his
DUya with a l.mguld. d-Ilberate eaae that astori
.,,. apectatora. But Buddenly, after Laaker*a
rieventh move, B KB4, all the apparent apathy
vaniBhed. Plllabury aweeplng off Laaker a Knight
wlth a ansD and thcrenpon playlng with Buch rapld
Uy ?a t-, snow that he i-ad aeen througb tbe came
to vlctory \t ibe conclualon of the brllllant game
iountryman was congratulated most entnu
?laatleally but, bardl} walting b> recelvi arB
,;: '. .... ' .. ? -. ... -: ? - irti g table te c ipy o it
'l,asker araa nervoua, an-i mlxed irltta the ap?e
tatorefora teo motnei ta after hla defeat. returnlng
to the playlng room preaently to arat .. the
Btlll m progr. ia al the other b. ard.
r . aam. between Stelnita and Tachlgorln w .
characterlxed by more anlmatlon at the outai:.
both maatera being blghly ea, ited. Bte nlta ahowed
hi? nervouaneaa by amoklng inceaaantly and furl
.: ,rln at "rat being hardiy a
a<t oiilet on hla el ilr. Later, when be hai Bteln z
Involvi i ;; i .m< compllcatlona, he became more
renoaeful Bui not tlll Ptelnlta waa unable to take
:-... offered es hanga was tho Ruaalan comi ?
ma?t. r of hlmaelf. ,
Plllabury'a demeanor and cbeea play havo m.-i.ie
?n overwrioiming Impreaaion. ao much ao thal al?
ready he la flret favorlta ln the bettlng. large auma
havlng been wagered on hla wtnning Brat pnze.
DBTAILB OF THE THIRD AND POURTH
ST. PBTBRBBURa OAMB8.
now LASKBR I'KFEATK;. BTB1N1TX kttV BROOX
I.TN'P PKAMPaOH VAKQLTSHKD THB
RtTSBIAJf CRXM MASTiiH.
Following aro the movea of the gamea. as played
al nt. Peteraburg on December 81. The notes are
bv tlunst'eru
KTI'.ST ROrKD-THIRD OAMB RI'T LOPEZ.
VTHITK
IP i\ 4
2K Kl b:
3 ll Kl .',
4 B K 1
., I- Q4
I. 1' 113 (fc
TQKl-QS
h raailea
B R !?
I . K Bidl
li Ki Kt :i
II P K I! I
Ki H B 2
11 I .... ?'.
U B- K 3
lli W-W
lll.A.'K. WIUTK BLACK.
8jaaker, Btetalta
p?K 4 ith B B k R
y K. H * | IBQR-4J Kl Kl
!? y K .1 18 H x H ih Ki x H
p y .1 ia, 20 P H 4 I l< H *
l. y 2 , ^1 U- Ii .". (fj I'lP lal
K, Hii BBiF Kt-BI
H k: fe) 81 a- k :i Kt t B
,\,..-i..a UKuK! K - B.%
K K 2". P II tt thi M II I ll)
i; KB 88 KMBS)?KISQ?Q 1 (k)
I" K Kt 3 1!T y x K .1. P x Q
B K. 2 le) ! 18 Kl II il Kl K ."? mo
i< y |l J'.' K' X Q Kl , l-i:
Kt K 2 I .1" K K 7 K?Kl
K -lt BI Kt-Fi 0 h K lt
Ki K SS R \ B P Rei . I ?
pOSmOM A1TKK BLACK'I TUKSTV-SIXTH HfiXK
Plark iS'.-lnlui -Thlrteen ple, -a.
ai "i &Wk *M\ i
i :i *^ I
. ?* ? *? i -w- .-.-";
' ' ' _
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?
A
UThlte aaaaaert?Thtrteeai pi-- ??*.
NOTE0,
iai I?e! It be luU'ii fo: i;r,initil lhal are '-.n.-l^inn tiila
m,n,- onea bv -?? wbethar playad oa tne thlrd or f..urth
,i,, v .,.?? kiml of Bao?e, arhlcl arhlla aup
entro wlll enahle VVblti l pla) B B 2
-ntlal ni'.v. ui thla ?penm? wnep. %\.-,,.?
a.nia al a Klna ??? * boi ? '
that i' U H :; ln ?"> w" ' '"'; : "' ' ' "-??
,, , t.nl; i-n? -i ii .- ...i ? fur lha Blahop Hft-r
I" <> ii naa been I" '????? '?' Blach ia ,,n I.im K Kl t,
Id) Wa alwaya ninimain Uk. a play thia
,?..?. . urra of lha Kt ahould
tei biack'a \n.o. la 'r,.l^ eonUcal. II- adherea lo iiia
I- .j .'; defrnoa hul ? r r a elronltoua roul* Brorka
Intothc defen o of H? K Kt 2. thla dtffai
eno ,,,,. |f ),.. bad playad H K i^' 3 on lu^ nur-i m ?
. |,V ii l. l h? -"".i . ln- aaved I n
??... would hav, ha ? ??' optlon of betna abie ??
y 4 if n?- aaaan !''--- lefenee of P y -i aiaiiiia
. ? i. W- may further r-marl> thal
,r u?. Planehetto d.-t^n. - ..f B K> 2 ln th? Ru) i?
i , be eflactlTB ai all, it la IndlaponaaWa thal Black ahiiui,!
ra i.v auch tarther la.-tieB u.-, K it
Ki k and P ''? *. Btack'i ii.\. laaamuoh ..? i-. \>rr
? .-nta theae lactlCB, eonatltutea a further l-.aa af lime
rairaci 'te|,a i y ptaylag B ?
i.i,, ,fte,-, lhal purp, "?
(fl |-,.. ,, altion heara aome amall r-a?ml,Ian.f in the
,.?:.? !? *?i,ie two ..piHineiila at
Whiie White ?'aa i?,?.-r|ea- |,, pr.-vetit ihe nd
vance ut Black'a K B P, be playad R y aad y H 8 (ar
mi, i.iiii, iae nf a Banh Btla, k b) I QB ?'?
i_J v'> 8o ' ?? ?'?'?" wa> Ulaek i. .[,^.1 to Kiln un
advantage t.v deprlvlBB iiuna.-.f of tba taapartaai aiu.kma
?, Iae blB .m Kl , ,
,(,, \i ... , i,?. , . ?,1 plan.
? of the
n ,-. f
ili K> lt * ?..niii iiH^e baan .,f i. i- . ?
(ki li-en though Ulaek i.a i a?rn Ihe haa itlful . ?up whlch
Whii? ? i : .? ii ,.i ii >i am puitii-ui u
- ? ? ? ? i- ;: Ki .;
.: i) y It f llowi equa i- :' t:i., k
., k. ? P K Kl I P lt B r.!l.? ln thla
,,,; | ia bj n i-i-.ir> furrad en Whlle, the
. ,!. ?m irklnB poaltlMi
,, : r< v...,i ..f \\'iie'a a'lmlraMe cntn
blnatlvn lartl, h
?tta n?w ia bk,? t.. tn' up tha Queen wlth
t?-? |e??. p?*?lhte |l| effect*. R ?Q w'.M not hav*
aaaaaered, ?? Whlte wnui.i hav* play*8 i' I g
IlltsT BOUND?FOUBTH OAMg ? PRTROVF.
wniTE. BUACB WIHTK. HLA'TC.
T*. Ina'.rln. Ptllabary. T?chl*-orln. l'llli>hury.
i i' k i p ;. i 18 K- Ki n k :t
illv K M rt Kt-KR.1 IHI' O.'. (f) II gi
.! K ll ', KI H.1 17 P K: .1 It K' 2
4 11 K' r. I: Kt 5 ?- "i !< K (J H K Kt
.t* i"Batl*a 18 P ii I ?f. i' K R * '?)
I! p <j 3 I' 'j :t 80 R I: 2 K' II th.
7 li Kt .'> ll x Kt :il'-K 114(1)1' x P
M'ull IV Iv! (?. 220x1*0*) Kt H2
li I! x K' Pa lt 88 Ki B8 R K- .'.
li. Q 'j 1 Kt Kt * 24 Kt 'J 4 fl) P Rl
11 K ft lb) K R ?-'?'. H KI y K 4 imi
12 P W4 ll K Kt te> IS*>aP ? T>?<-h <n>
lt I'. g :?? <j R 2 27 r.^slifn*.
14 Q lt Kt i.l.p Kt .1
POSITIOM AFTBB BLACR'B TWUrtT-FTFTB MOVE.
Illa.k (Plllahuryi -Thlrteen plecea.
Wk wi wm *
Hl %M ril Hl
im m mfm (?
'-'3 '''"W i ?aW; W%
mA VA * {M$. WA
mmm
3 r . a fef ^ Ul
i.
W/M WM
Mi ?im
&
whlte fTaelu*u*la) Tbliiaaa piece*.
Nt )TKS.
(n. It is a il<-llrate matter cf Jinlpnient te welxh th*
. chancee nf thi* mov* at any tlnie. In tli" pr-*en- aae,
lll.-i k take, ? falr rlsk: 0- la ul.l". by pl.iylnu Kt K ...
I .- ri.miiian.l ihe dan^.-r'.u* aqOBT* i>n hl* lt tile. thereby
preventhu Whlta fr-.m playlna I "4 *"cl ?-"ln* r-1*
1 Rook Inl plB) Blacfc ls hkely to reap n.ore a.lv liiitHk.
Hinn dtaadvmntac* fron. hl* ,.pen K Kt rll<- on? nvw*.
: iwever, roaj maka all tr.e .btTerenc b*tw**a the aoun.i
neea aad luiaoundne** of thla manoeuvre. Buppoalra
Whlte'a KI atood un K. then Black'a nwv* arould ba 8*
Cldedly dlaadvantaffeou*, f..r Whlt* would then ls- al.l
. It x Ki. 1'x II, folloWcd Ly P HV h* well nr by
the lmportant mova of Q li ?"?. whi.-h w.n.ll pr* him Huf
BcMnt ?tiirt tn aet ap a BttOtlB Bttack l.ef..re his opponent
(bl Thi* Is a wnvrlna mov*. lf ttiT- Is anvinln* to
DB OOM ar all It BUBl b* by 11 -'-.' ?- fi- f-'H'-woil,
parbapa by K. -R4, ao *a to ..t.taln cmmand ot ihe
R.x.k* flle.
(C) Itlin I; ralns the InltlBtlV* un 1 keeps It thr^urh^u
(". iislileiinif the InefflclraC] "f the tactlCB of the flrat
player ?r* .!???. ?' eouna, le.l to point oul t.y * refie^x
proceaa of daductlon thal Wi.ites aeventh move. B?Kt.,,
Ma nol !.n produellv* ..f ({'""I result*.
Id) FlUther BVldenc* as to *im; .f purpoae.
f*l A move hke thls. blocklng tln posltloa, orly *n
aU-.f BtBCk tO BdvaOOB (MD lb* KlnK* *.'le all the m-.re
un-li?turbe.|.
if, n cannot be t-. Whlte'e a-lvantaae to weakep th*
v ? r- - r tha Knlght'a flle. Black - rh*n^e of hreakinB
, mu?t ln,-rea?^ wlth tlus m v-. W'.lte'a Pawn .n
K: r. aranted protectlng and nol *reak*nln?. TdIb eould
,,. i. by lt K :,. Bad, 11 B*o***arjr, kk-k
might rollow
iici lila.-k perslatentlv tlnys a vtgoroua trame.
,:., :-,,r ihe purpoa* of LnnglriK tlie KniRl.t Into play
to ani*. the attack via R8an4 Kt I ,.
... th* rae* nf th* en-mv *eema b..M.
. || H ?aa hla ? niv ehance. a.? the rurther ^on^lidation
of '".. k'a fiaik arould apeedlly batra b.'iome fatal to
In tb* splrlt of the foresroinr note we ?h>.uM have
... , to run all th* i lake attendant on P x P.
,;, a aertoua error of Judfinenl Whlta ahould have
,-.,ntine,| all hla attentlon to pr-"-"t'' Black'a advanee. K..r
that purpna* Ki iu arould hare been ,i m..,-h hetter
mov* to be followed opportuaely by D B and 11-K12.
in.i A . lever move, whl.h ealn- th-- arlvantiK'- ln po*l
ti'.T for Bladl even wlth.i.it Whlle-R I Inn,ler ,n the next
?
(ni It n mo?? mnarkable, ronsldetina lh? threatening
poaltlon .,f tl.e ?w,, Black Rooka. that Whlt* ahould have
. ? itelj opened Inn Kn.Khfr fll* bv taklOB tti - Pawn.
Black'a Ingennua .levice wa* a n-.ere iletall. egitly to l.ave
twori for*?en.
? m ?
AJSOCIATION rOOTBALL OAMXJB.
At NVwark yen'orday the S.-i-iflsb-Amerlcana
aenred a Vletor* over the Centrevllle V, C. cham
ptOO* of the Natlonal Aaaoclarion FDOtball Laagaa
Not once dld thev allow the chnmpl.it.a to put tho
b* : through the upritrhta, the An* blo. kina pl wll
aoi and Dawaon and the goal keepin- ,,f Wlldt
makinu futlle all their efforta, whlle the Bcota aenl
th" leather Into the net ao leea than aerea tlaaea
and won bv 7 itoals to 0.
Al Communrpaw a goud Rarn- to-.k pla"> between
th<- Internatlonal A. C and the New-York ThlBtle*.
When tlme waa called the Internatlonal. had added
a point to thelr favor in th.- Natlonal Leagn.im
petitlon. Tn.- Thletlaa pUyed plucklly throughout,
but w-re conrpleteljr outclaaBed. and tne ?ame eiid
ed in a vlctory for the Internatlonal^ by 7 soals to
1 Batter and Oalloway were rul--1 off the fleid
for flghtlng during th-. prograaa of tha same.
MAJOR AXDREW8 th THK PIKPIT.
BE B.OOBB*BBg a CONOBEOATION W THK CHURCB
OF HT. JOHN TlIF EVAKOEUBT.
Poiice Commlaaloner Andrewa addreaaed the con
gregation m the Chureh of St. John the Evangellat
laat night on the "Duty of Charchman to th.- <"ity
anii Btata"
Mr. Andrew* said that by chiirehmen he meant
Chriatlana, and diat he ref.Tred more partlcularly
t.. muniolpalltles. aa the citlea made the Btatea, .-in.i
ti.. stut.--. the Natlon, and that Jual :;" far aa tne
K'.vernments of the , Itlec were pure, just so far there
would be purltj In the governmeni of the Btatea and
the Natlon He called attentlon to the fact that
more than one-thlrd of the populatlon in this Btate
was centred In the citlea i f New-York. Brooklyn
and iiMff.-.i... Htul thai Just bacauae there w*s this
great conceatratlon ln the etttea, there wn-^ *o
much munlclpal bnd government He referred to
thi apolla syatem ln the government >.f citlea, and
apok. of the reform* In tbe Pollce Department, tha
effect* of whleh. particularly as tliey applled to
? ? hi aald, ha l-1 tha people to
judge for themaelvea.
? ll.r.infor..." he s;ii.!. "lawB have been ma<b
Bimpl) that aome .me miKht juiy for the inwlleRe of
hreaklng them. it ls the duty of the churchman to
take ..n Interest ln polltlce and their reform to such
dti 1 xtenl aa t.. .-rvstiilllze the greal fact that the
law* are made to be enforced, and that those in
authority must be rcapected and upbeM when they
do thelr duty. _ _
1 SOYEl CBBI8TBA 8 K \ TE RTAIV lf K V T.
A novel entertalnraenl waa Riven on PTiday even?
lng laat to the .Sabbath-achool of the Becond Pr**
byterlan Chureh, Lr. John Fox, pastor. ln Bem
aen-*t Brooklyn. lt .-onslsted of a recital of the
"Llf* of Chrlat. from the Natlvlty lo tha Crucl
flxl ?n," wlth approprlate mual -il telectiona and
recltatlona, the whole ilhiatrated wlth over a hun
dred flnely colored itereoptlcoa rlewa Tha aa
tertalnment and lecture, whl 'h was arrar.ired and
wrltten by Mr* Fannlc Barbour, o? Brooklyn, wa*
called "Th.- Btory thal Tranaformed the World,"
ani it gave th* lUidlence almoat aa .iear an Idea
? ? ol our rlavtour aa dld the repreaenta
.,,? of the "Paaeion I'liiy" at Oberammergau.
Among the plcture* whi.-h i-alle.l forth eape.-ial
,i iu ratlon was a Rn* aeriea of Madonnaa, by
Raphaal, Bouaereau, Murtllo and othera, and aome
,, |ul*ltel) palnted erenea on Calvary. During the
deacrlptlon of th* Cruclflalon Hr.?tht Lord, one of
the boy *ololata of Qrace Chureh, Sew-York, san?
I. unod'i "There ls a Qreen Hill Far Away." The
? ?? a,is read by Thoma* Barbour, an.i the e\
cloaed a li the dlatributlon of gift* to tln
pupiis by :he auperlntendent, Bpeacei McNarjr.
DJED si ODEXLY IX rill RCB.
Andrew !:. Uoirers, an old and reepected reeidenl
of tli.- Nivh u.ini. dled Buddenly earl) y.':'
mornlng ln ih.- Bedford Methodlat Eptecos*l
Chureh, ai Bedford and Morton atd. The oauae
of death ia bellev.-,1 to be heart dis.-as. Mr.
Rogera waa a: bla deek la the rjaloa Dlme Bavlng*
Bank, with whlch he had been connected for thlrty
years, as uaual on Baturday. but the aam.- even?
lna complalned <.f feellng IU. He ros. .-..riy on
Bunday and went to hla chureh, of whlch he ?:i?
a member of the (iffl.-iai Board. As he aat la hia
p.-w walttni for tht aervice t>> t>eKin. aeveral mem
thi tongregatlon s.w hl* head atnk forward
.rn his breaat. The Rev. B. Clarka Wrlght, paatoi
uf the chureh, haatened to hlm. and s.-n- th* aexton
for a pnyslclan, but when tha doetor arrlved Mr.
Rogera had paaat d aa ay
He had been a promlnent tlKure in the pol
;., i aoclal i ? ? thi nelghborhood for more than
thlrty yeata. Al though an actlve Republlcan. h?
never h--;.l polltlcal offlce, Mr. Rogera waa born
<>n May 18, 188, near tba hou>. No. z, Abingdon
Bquare, ln wh;.-h ho afterward Uved until his ?i,.ath.
H? took greal Intereal In local affalra and w.vs .
well-known promotcr of improv. nienta In the
nelghborhood. Aa a member of th.- Kxemt.t Flre
Corapan) n<- organlaed Hoae Company No
M: Rogera leavaa ? wldow, who la tba daughter
of the late Captaln Phlnea* I'aruee, ownu of a
line of ateamer* on th.. Hudaon, and two children.
Hla funeral wlll probably lake place ou Wednci
day. _
TBBOWh FROM His WAOOX.
a team of horaaa attaehed to a Hitht wagon, eaaae
daahlng down Central Park Weal about I o'clock
last evMttng, and at Blaty alath-at. atruck aome
bulldlng materlal and rtonea and threw the drlver,
Charlea Newaman, twenty-nlna years old, of No
lt.. Baat Forty-alxth-at., from the carrtage, hreak?
lng his leg Th* team continued on .'?-ti;t..l l'ark
West and into Kighlh-avf i'nrk Pollceman Bhea,
wbo aaw the accldenl from the l'ark. ran to the
aaalatance of Mr Newaman, aummoned th, l'ark
Bmbulaae* and t .,,k him to Rooaevelt HeapKal.
THK BOM in 'm RCB l \/' PTYORCE
I.r Paul PoUock, n fnrmer CetboUc mlsslonary
to chioa. preached al ratber O'Connor'a "Cbrtat'a
Mlaa n f..r Reformed Catbollea" iar?t pvaalng. ln
Introduebkg Lr. Poltock, Fataer 0*Conaor read from
,. newapaper the aeeount of the w.-ddlnK of Couni
/.i.'hy and Mlaa Vfabel VN'rlght by a Cathollc ;? ?
Tti,. Romah Chur h, aald Father o'Connor, .-ontenl
? l in.,i li nevai permltted any dtvoroad peraon to
marry Into tli- churcb. Under tb* rulniK made hy
the Archblahop in tht caae, accordmg to the at..-.ik.r,
an\ vv.itn.ii nh.i titv! ..' h.-r huaband eoul.l eaaliy
gel rid of hlm hy Jolnlni; the ftoman Chureh. All
i ' i lo than was t.i oontend that he had never
been baptlaed, un i th* Roman Chureh would d**
clarc tbal *h. i. i i never beaa married. lt w*? un
h a rullng, Pathei O'Connor declared emphat
Ically, thal tn* dlapenaatlon for the Count'a mar
n.i?e waa granted Ir cinelualon Father O'Connor
k.ivh notlec lhal on next rfunday evenlng he would
dlscuaa th.it p Int, ani -how that thr Kom.an Chureh
dld not llvc up to its allagad rule about divorcea any
,'iau tl dld io Btbera of aii equal,y lmportant
natur*.
What
Blaine
Said About
the Election
of 1884
tlIfeelquite serene over thr result.
As the Lord sent upon us an ass in
the shape of a preacher, and a ratn
storm to lessen our vote in New York,
I am dtsposed to feel resigned to the
dispensation of defeat, which flowed
directly from these agencies."
Extract of an unpublished letter
of Blaine to Murat Halstead in
an article by Halstead in
McClure's
For January
in which is told how Blaine urged
that. (ieneral Sherman and Robert
T. Lincoln be made the cundidates
on the Republican ticket, with
ietters of Blaine, Sherman and
others, of extraordmary interest,
and much new material, from in
terriewi Halstead had with Mr.
Blaine.
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ALDE R MEN.
BROOKLYN CITIZBNfl BUBPICIODB OF THB
RAILROAD fo.MMITTEE.
TBB BBPOBT OM TIli: EAVT BIVBB AM> ATI,A\TIC
OCT.AX 'iiMIM'iVS TftOLUCT KKAV'HISK TO
BE HELD BACK 87MTIL THK I.AST HOl'K
\ TALK WITH MIRABSAU L T'WSH.
Th ? Rallroad Commlttee of the Brooklyn Board
of Atdermen, i ia ezpeeted, wlll report tbla morn?
ing on the application ot the Baal Blver and At
kantlc Oeega Haiiroad Company for franchlsaa oov>
I erini? miles of the beal l ??' ef Brooklyn. about
1 an hour and a balf before tho Board arlll
tbat report and the property-oirnara ln those streeta
, who havo been protesClng BgstBsl tha grsatlng of
thoae franchlaea are fearful that tho report arlll
be u favorable one an,: hav.- beei ta urtng them
aelvea to pravent, by eatn ? - aeeaa
aary, tbe flnai grantm* of th tgea is
| the company. It was rumorcd th it
] member*, of the Rallroad Commlttoe had been
I ehadowed by det, tfvefl In the Intereata
tha property-owa ra A Trlbune n i rtei u*t
nlght !-..?? aftrabeaa L. Towna who rei eta
property-ownera of Padflc-et., Ewen-el
ave., aa i haif a doaen other Btreeta and aaked hlm
about the d.-v-i.jpm, nts arhtch, ii araa un ad, may
take plaee to-day. Mr Towna revlewed the i.ro
ceedlnsa In ihe mati.-r ot the application of Mr.
FlyroVa compaay, and ? fore
the Rallroad Commlttee ,.n I.ember '? and De?
cember tl, the latter being devi I to heai ?? ?
the Brooklyn Heighta llna'a apphcationa Then ha
conttnued ,.s foll
The Etalln ,i Ooaunlaaton haa aaade no report,
it seems. or. If I keeplng It - r>-:. Tho
nearapaper men alnce laat Prldaj have been epply
Ing every day to Bnd a/hal thal report arlll be, .<:?'!
they were told tha It would i l ta glven ?? .ir. untll
1 about ll o'clock to-morrow (Mond | Thia
<-\,-;tes great euaplclon on thi part i i ubiic
I that the report will I etttsena of
Brooklyn. lf the report arai loisg to be a
favorable one there arould be no reason for keeplng
ii aecrei The only reaaon eena bi people -? < la
keeplng t a, ? untll an hour and ? - - ore th?
Board meetlng la thal lega nga arlll be
taken to enjoln the Board, and ttmi ti.,- Aldermea
hope i,v delaylng the report untll the laat
hour. to etop auch proi.Ilnga. The fitlzena'
Aaaoctatlon comprlatng thouaandi of taxpayers.
la nl8ed with alsrm bj the prevalent
rumors tiiat the A8dern?en arlll endow the Ea?t
Rlver and Atlanttc Oceaa itsllrssd Compaay with
these raluaMe franrhlaaa. worta to tba rompsny at
least *ja,aoe,an, which arosld reault la the dapreels
\ tion of the proper ti ef taspayera ta tbs extent of
? (300,000,090
"We eiHiin tl.at the company has no lega] ?x
! latenee becauae It araa nevei properly organlaed
under tbe lawa of 8JJ6, never havuiK sunniitted
a plan of it* routea t., ti,e Rallroad Comi m inam
uf the State. and hence being unab.e to even <-ieot
? \ r aldent. . . .
"We propoae to enjoln the Mayor of the , ity. lf
neceaaary, u> prevenl hla algnlng the papera giving
thi company theae raluable ughts. A precedent
foi an Injunotton against th- Boaru of Aldermeu
; .xrnts.
"There is no other waj to account for th>- aetion
' of th.- IUilroad Commlttee, escepi ;hat the mem?
bera of it havo been Improperlj influeneed or are
aahamed of what they an- noinn to uo. although it
' la poaalble that th. Lrf>rd arlll !*?ften thelr heaus at
th.- las; mo n-iil.
?The cltlaeaa whoae property haa hoen af.
' fected by a threatened wholeaale diapoaltlon of
ihe matter have not been .di- for tne Iaa .- x
1 w.eks. A eeemlng acquteecence ?,r? tne part ..f
the Rallroad Commlaalonera di I not nu; th. i- p.e
!,. aleep, bul thej watched irlgilani ?'
their publle aervanta." aald Mr Towna, Blgntncaot
:> "Thej now hope und belleve that tho> are >u
a poantlon to protecl thema, ? agalnal anj arrong
ful a,-i on the par: ol thelr aerva i - ?
?'lf the sttempt ahall bi madi lo-morroa u> Ktve
away theae raluable franchlaea a ..-? corn
petltlon to each one ?.: theae wurt corporatlona pe
tltlonlng foi them, the menroera ol tb, Cltlaeaa' i-lx
ecuuve Commlttee will come p-.'i\ near to know
Ing who ia reaponathle for th.- t/rora*. They have
kept themaelvea ?>?., Informed ol tbe acUona hivi
Intentlona of thelr repreaentatlvea
??No, peraonatly, l have not had detectivea ahi
iiiK the Atdermen Where the Baecutive Commlttee
K<,: -.ts accurate Informatlon ?,f everythlng that ha?
taken pla, e. l cannol aay, bul you may Imaglao
boa it araa done
??lf tho commlttee -h.ii: report In favor of '" ynn'a
or the oth,-r road are ahall imm- ilately enjoln tho
Mayor "i hli ?u eaaoi from algnlni the franehlao
a.- V.ir as the Eaal Rlvei and Atlantlc Oceaa RsaV
- concerned, on the ground that it is not prop
. |] organlaed."
Mr. Toarna wsa aaked arbetber watohing had de
\,l,ipe,l anythini, ? ? n .atlona ef the
Rallroad Commlttoemen and th.- apptylut; oinpa
? Ilie-.
H- said that beel -iiuiii be t i i by watehhtg de
velopments.
\ ?.-." he sai.l. "I thlnk there arlll be a mnaattsg
one way or another, bei iuae it would be aomewhaj
iiinal If ;he Rallroad Commlttee after all
ahould r,'iK>ri unfavorabty on the application.
! "1 ,-an't aay anythlni; mu h more deflnlte, be
esuse we don't wsnt to threaten mir publle aer
ranta Vrnal wonM you i> II you had vaiuahi*
property you ha-l io leave? Hlr<- nome one to
! watch lt. wouliln't you" Well, whwt would ritlaena
of Brooklyi do if their property wera threatened?"
aaked Mr Towna "Anyhow." he asad, "then- are
enougfl membera of th,- cltlaenB' organlsstlon who
kiHia the commlttoemen. artthout t;,e abaolats
neceealtj of hlrtng detectivea
i-'.iuri.'.-:i yeara .??<>. t ie Board of Aldermen
granted ;i fr.ii, ihlaa t,. tho Brioklyn Elovated Rall.
road Company in deflance of an Iniunctlon. and
they were sent to Raymond Srroet .lall for eon
tempi of court, bealdea havlng to pay lara ? rtn^a.
Beccham's pills for consti
pation io^ and 25*. Get the
book at your druggist's and
go by it.
AuBula?U?.iorstI,aaauaruX?t

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