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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16
RAIN sPoILs THE GAMES.
no LOCAL RAsEBA1I CANES PLAYED.
q snow FOR THE ALREADY PAINTING JERSEY

Row FOR THE ALREADY PAINTING JERSEY
g oqTY oLus-REcoRDs TO DATE.
7, The rsinstorm played havoc With the local base.
ran games Yesterday causing the postponemont OF
tho Esw-York Philadelphis game at o. George the
Brooklyn Cincinnati game at Brooklyn and he 1er
soy Cxy,New, Haven game at Jersey cV Wsr
1000 people went down to St George IN spite OF inc
sAs, hepsng 10 the Giants Wrest tn'Tu place oln
their Quaker City rivals The attendance OF pretty
women was so large TO be especially nouceaoie.
Tho Giants we're anxious TO play but the Philadepha
nine seemed glad TO escape
: hh ouakers are IN bad way and Catcher shrtVer
would have had 10 play second base yesterday John
Quaker wtFd has not proven to be the phenomenon
expected He has been sent homo and VIII probably
he released Pitcher Sanders has also been sent
homo and win not accompany bis team on It's coming
western toaS. The Pbiladeiphia management want 10
strengthen tbsr tnted once, and an effort Will oc
made secure Joe oeLhart Of the jersey City nine
Gebhardt would then plsy second until Deshanty re-
covers
rain made Of the 81. George ined he at once hunted
up President Day to SEQ II something could not be
done, 10 offered to 30 to any expense in order to
have the place drained, John q. Day. the president OF
the Eew-yefk club, advised MIR. WimAn to 80 to no
heavy expense, o. the Giants would only remain At
st. George this summer az the outside. Dir. Day,
however ssd that he would have improvements made
himself so thst the inhed would be thoroughly drained
by the time the Giants npturned from their western
mp Loads Of gravel will also be mixed with the soi'
clay ana then rolled so that the neld will DO hrn
and level, o.,
A big crowd also went to Washington PsrF' brook-
yn YESTERDAY and was disappointed on account OF 'S'
rain Wet grounds also prevented the game ~ oaN'
land Park Jersey CITY, The scheduled game ~ UsS
land PARK to-day between the Jersey cry ana LSSo
Teams win not take place The police autn on,
ties at Jerssy City have advised the menseosn' t
20 attempt 70 play the game, snen Safico ~ ne
forthcoming a week ago. This decision mSy "a "a"
and cause the disarmament of the Jersey Cly ear'
~ the OF covering expenses this year w'
aut sunday games are decidedly slim; -. n oor
Tie Esston club has changed hsnoS anu "N' WV
tini,s In the Atlantic Association race. ,. .
The games t St. George, after the Giants return
from their western tour. will begin ~ D. H.
There were M changes IN the League race yesL9ruas
rhs Wtnners we've Boston Indianapolis and Chicago
The record Is rs follows
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,,rxrsrr,p rylynER,s Rssrsy Arroy,

Washington, juno 15.-J. 8. Rnander, Of Chicago;
who was appointed United States Minister 10 Den,
mark, but who resigned the Office on sscoart 81
serious illness, has written letter TO friend is
this city In which he says that he wrote TO tbs sss
rotary of State May 1, saying that his health was
In such precarious stats that be would not b able
to 20 to Copenhagen at the tine fixed IN his insto-
TONS at tho same time placing his resignation q the
der says because an important question was pend
Ing 10 Copenhagen which was about ready for settle
ment and bee alse the state Of his health procluaed
all possibility OF his attending 10 IL 10 time ne
lludes to the many newspaper pubic atoms Y rsg.sa
at washington wrote letter TO tho Danish Consul u
chicago certifying tha. Mr. Enander was perfectly
wouli have been Kindly received In that country
ne had there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16
ELECTRIC LIGHTING N ENeLlyp,

From ChAmberss JouFnAI-
We are far behind our American friends IN tn
matter of electric illumination, but IL is 10 be hoped
that our datorGess VIII at least enable US benoat
by the experience Of Others But there last signs
that the question Il being taken Up In this eountvy
IN earnest The London Elec trio Supply Corporation
are establishing immense works at Deptford, near
Greenwich from which place the current u 20 Be Gao
RED by cable TO the metropolis.
To show the vast scale upon which these works are
projected we may mention that they will contain
the largest dynamo-machines In tho world. an
ever cast In Scotland, has Just been produced hy
Messrs. Beardmore, Of Glasgow. out Of this vssf
mass OF metal Is 10 be turned shaft for one OF bess
machines This shaft is OF three, ADD Win b.
twenty six feet long and three feet In diameter WIN
a twelve-inch hole through its centre. Wben th,s
finished, IL will weigh twenty-three tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16

no.tsn yupe 15.-Hsidock effective against the
Bostsns to-day, the horne team getting but two n saa
49,. IN me nsst inning Rain stopped the game IN the
,,ys,h inning after Johnston had made home run Az
,sndshee sss2 TIE score was I" follows;
ss..s,, 8 g 9 -s
%..AtHgsSl and E cs5 9"''"s Ca
Yns,anapo,is June iSThe indianapolis and PitssbuTs
tears played heavy batting game to-day before large
ana delighted crowd Of spectators The home ne psSe
in good form ard won easily R"ne. pitching was an
. agreeable surprise The as follows;
S Iss,.s.9ssd; ..: ::.S 9 g. 3 : S-i5
y IH4nRS SSSy hf Ease and
eIsyslaad. June i5-The clcveants could not bit
1zu.osinsons pitching this atternoOa ana permitted the
rb,,.voes "a win Arson Was boiserops and ordered
swsy trsm tie coaching lire by The urps The score
vas; = ,
ss,sssl,nd ........,.:. Ii 9 : ii 8 ! IS
GhGsso ,Ss r EsssfsG'v' H%
: baltimore June 1h-Two games were 70 have oeen
MAYED to-day between Louisville ana Baltimore, oue a
Navy rausorm stopped the Grst game at The end O. Hs
esh inning and prevented the othsr Tho srnng bouS
s,. nI.veYs again failed report and three amateur
,.,e,. WIRE called into reauisiaon The bslameres won
De s.re IN the ars inning when they secured four runs
Tss was ~ follows; 4 ,
y.l,l@9S. 8 2 g
LTgSs "a s E5FSF'-P GmH
Carney. - -. ,,.... c,.
s,s.rn. MAYED opc,sdcd game to-day which the homo
fnins won WITH ease by this score
x ssss ss;u el'y D., 80 z 2 g 9 8 I'D
pasehi,s-YapsaS City T. Columbus H. Errort-RAnsas
City r. Columbus e Pltebers-conSay and Widhef' I'm
s pfrs--Goldsmith.
phiadeiphis, June 15,-rhs 10000 people who went
cut 70 see the Athletic and st. Louis clubs play ball to-
az wers ssasht the rain and pretty thoroughly soaked
Mhen the Fsia began.
Ess<sn Juno Is--Ths tsme today between the Ea'son
ssa worcester prevented by rain The Easton
s1sh e,sngad hands today aud Will continue 70 play
Several ehsnges wh be made
3Apzsyle. yxpc iS-Jtek KsrinE lately released from
- Laasyse Club, received telegram last evening from
Rssdent wkor, ordering him report Ia Cincinnati ana
3 nfapsrs the games there beginning June 90
- AZ Observation-Disclosures 2 Lowell o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16
VICTIMS OF HABIT.
The Eject Of Cigars and Cigarettes Upon the so"e"
aud Minds Of the Americas People. CSnvsrsa-
ton and n Lesson

ton and n Lesson.
"Do you smokeP'
Eyes, indeed"
"Very muehP'
100 much"
"Nonsense What makes you think soT'
.Mv feeIInos am nervous restless feverisn' cannot
s,een well have haadaches am Sometimes diEfy my eaf.
ring and my eyes seem weak These thpss az
enough, but whA. is even worse my mind seema giving
way"
''You are absurd" .,.. -, ,,,.e
the fare, Of INV friends my mind wsnder' can CON
eentrate IL upon anything; things that were once y
sser i,rnos.ible, instead OF bright Sctve - nov
feel stupid"
1T do"
.srhen YOU have PsresiG" -
rsn 49, 4, an almost literal conversation hat was
h.sr6 a. ona Of the clubs evening the psS' "oeN
"a pte,ure from the Life Of thousands In th'' 'S "'
It needs comment - .,..,.,.,. ,,o Guer,.
Tbn Great danger that IL to-day nrea1enns inc A'r'
can peopls Is Psresis Drain and nerve ''''.
s,. nav be brought about by our manner Of living W
..,,,s sr.oktnR and other causes but II HehatO
ro,,, attention. There Is only one known emeIy Il"
~ ,e.t evil ana is Professor PheipSs great AIS.
soy.ry pains's Celery Compound IL Is no. net'ine'
an esssnce sarssparilla or any devised huoie' ou
aseoyery and II marks distinct step IN meuchs P'U
aee IL brightens the mind, II removes melanchoy'
s,s. the nerves II restores memory, IL brings refresh
,o sean a. checks decay Of the BRAIN and has the IN
ousnes Endorsement OF highest seenne ana mcaeal
.,thorites In the land Not only this, bus u VIII restoV
ana sustain the vital forces Of life Dr. J. W Small says
OF Il: "In case OF alcoholism following detrur ueHcns'
&c produced quiet refreshing sleep ana an 'osh' " "
appetite for alcoholic beverage" ,..
while there Is an epidemic OF brain trouble hroushou'
New.York " tho laws OF health are ooeyed ana 'o''
great Compound Is freely used health and happiness may
be the result rather than misery and dealn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16
YALE JUST WON THE CAME:
PRINCETON DEFEATED IN THE ELEVENTH. IN
NayG--AN EXCITING GAME.

Eew-Hsven, Conn, June l6.-rhe nnish OF inc
Yale Princeton game to-day was very exciting.
was pitchers' battle, stagg and Youpg' Prinee'ons
freshman pitcher, doing remarkable werR Considering
the wet aud slippery condition OF TOO osI. .
has slightly the best Of t. holding Yale down 70 s~o
snelss until after two men were out In tho nln'h
,nnfnr Yale battod hand but coulA not bat SAfeiy'
pncetons hits were scattered, but were msae AZ ,o
right TING 10 b effective, In the ninth inning, WIN
rss score to in Prinoeton's favor and win sWo
men cut, Calhoun, who bad three oalis ana TWO
strikes called on aim, lined tho pau OUT io' 'Hto
bases, ana scored the teing run on nFohs" 49,
n one swc three order For Yale aeSnsS%os sSoa
lis bass on balls, stole second ana tna Kns Tie
isster player making ehSmPD P!sy n t0 ssRs
he oali TO first when the onv osSDo ply ~ DE
the game was TO Try u CUT 'i~N"N va
Mate The scoN was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16
THE NEwEoRK ATHLETIC CLUB GAMES.

TEE NEWNORk AIHLElIC NLCD Nh+hLS'
LADIES' DAY AT THE SUMNER GROUNDS ON
rRAvEEs ISLAND.
Tho summer grounds OF the Nev-York Athletic
Club at ravers Island In the Sound, were yesterday
the scane OF an unusual display OF feminine beau'E
and manly grace and strength. 1t was lAdles DAY
and there was TO be public dedication OF the ciuo
house. "the chief ornament OF the country round
Despite the torrents Of rain, fully two thousand people
gathered TO sec the games. Until late hour last
night the broad piaEzas, spacious rooms and large
hall. Of the clubhouse echoed In the chatter and
laughter OF merry and interested groups The stages
between Pelhamville and Pelham Manor, connecting
The island with tho city were kept busy during he
entire afternoon and evening, carrying passengers
10 and from the trains. When the first game was
called the sun shone for short time snd, together
with the inspiring music OF bavldS Island pahd hueo
the people with enthusiasm.
Tho games and their winners were follows:
o,..byndrcdyafd. run-won' by C. II. Sheriff. In
10 l5 seconds second p. Lee who ran ITO yards tn
IL lis seconds
on..nI,e run-wo6 BY p. D. skmAn in minutes
30 seconds second L. J. Hjertberg
one.hundred and.twenty. yari hurdle rane-Won ny H.
T. Williams in 10 as seconds second, George schweger
Fightbundred. and eighty yards run-Won BY " c.
Downs In minutes as seconds: second Stewart Barr
FouI.hundred .tOrty.yar1 runWon BY n. c. Downs
In 81 lis seconds; second A. w Coehrane
TwoNundred. and wenty.yard run-Won by c. II
Sheriff. In % is seconds; second, J. I. Lee.
Thr.e.rnIe run-won by P. D. skllulAn In IS minutes
Il seconds; Z. Hjertbsrg seoouh
Twohundred. and. onty.yurt hurdle raoo-Won by w
n Harrison In % seconds; 4. Brown second
Twonii!e bicycle race-wou By T. Valentine In min.
vtes IS 2-s seeopdS
Running broad jump-woa BY Z. Z. Barnes, distance
q feet and inches; second W. SeSman. distance 20
feet inches
Pole vsalt-won by H. II. Baxter distance 10 feet and
inehsa with s. RSdenosugs and A. Schroeder second
Putting l6p pound Shot-won BY George Il Cray dis-
lance az feet with 4. Schroeder second.
Running high iump-Won by @. 7. Fearing. distance
8 feet inches, with II. L. Hsllock second
Kicking football through goalswon BY Joseph J. Davis
o. the Manhattan Cricket Club with w. B. Coates second
The invitation eightoarcd match race against d
scratch crew won by the SswYork Athletic
Club crew; composed OF the following mon f. W
KpicSerbooher bow; p. W. Froelich Q W. Scolt
s; !. W. spGlding, f; l. 4. Cremins, s; F.. Weinaret
6; NJ. J. Austin, 7; +. J. Giannnl, AtroBe. Ega
Freeman, coxswAlO.
Several games on account Of the weather, wer
pos poled 10 futur. time. Considering the stat
Of the grounds the men did excellent work and wer
loudly appIauded By ths numerous friends AM
strangers who witnessed their performances.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16
srrrKlNo plAYrps sunngNprn

& Bsstssaoss, sahs ts.-Nanaser Davidson announced
his evening sRas ~ had lined each Of the sIx striking
Losussile esilplsyefs anosbeF 800 for failing 10
fstoet ~ tbs gfeaadE, he and President wfkoa haa
= cpntlptstiop, but nothing eamo OF n.
Dzy3eBpp sass3 he viii seenre nee man
as seea a possible, hut expects Il win be w..t ~
f1rp thtS esE be obtained. He viii eon,la,se apinr
% suskoit tof osery game they tau 10 report 40
i De worst eosaes 70 tho worst will suspend them
MANAGER Barnlc OF tho Daitimere club succeeded
late tonight IA persadng the dlsaected LouIsviil,
I, fisytfk 70 serss 10 Play an Monday Hecker. Coal
ssA shanacn called % Barnie who had Just retrnee
fn>a Southern F.r ase presented their grievances
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
TIE NEW WATER SUPPLY FOR NEWARK

The Deeo,Ia.tons between tho Aquednct Board and
a.. Tshicb Valley Railroad Company for now WAFER
s,,ooly have progressed 50 far that only three I'm
ort.n, nolnts remain at Issue The comphay's propo
- % toy a single conduit while tho Hoard asks
Cor two The Board would like to have the material
Cor n. cnndus specified in tho contract and to have
oora,n date named. By the terms already agreed
upon the city takes possession upon payment VI
W 90, 200 ,Ss nurohase price, and sell water
y n 49, ,ovrs IN Essex County, and also Harrison
"a u.arry should they be annexed % Newark
Tbe rate fxed for the bonds Is per cent EN- oet S
s3t After lie Board shall have got thrGugh WIN t
10 nronoSed contract tho Common CouhcH VIII ACT
upon H.
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ru,rn inns WIFE WITH 4 BApCHg,

Philadelphia, June l5.-A murder was committed
in this city this afternoon George McCann' age
thirty, rough character hled bis wife Maggie five
years younger, by chopping her head IN a horrible
manner with Ratchet while she was asleep The
couple lived In Noodle Alley" in the lower section
Of the city They qusrrelled frequently, the husband
brng Jealous OF his wife. The murderer Is al large
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16
swoRE FALSELY 10 PLEASE HIS EMPLOYER

Isaac Fink o butcher. Of No. II Ludlowst was de.
f,ndept In Justice Godfoss's Fifth District Civil Court
ON Friday IN an action brought against hm by former
Workman Morris Fredssm who sued him TO recover ell
wages Fink swore that he had pa'd Fhedam the money
and produeod Louis ChivaSky lad IN his employ, who
testified that ne Fink count the money In fhedSama
hand Justice Goldiogle put the lad through thorough
and he broke down and admitted that
he had eem,nted perjury. He sid that his employer had
sald kim s~ess falsely. Justice GodioGe recorded
verdict IN Fsdsas favor and haA tho witness and his
employer arrested Tor PERJURY ~ the Essex MarKot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16
v,proI-S HEW.JERsEY TOWNS.

Sr.v. BRt'NswICB. fght over the Meyer Will
,,roIy,,g "a 900 900 or s4oOO,oOo, which was to
hson Yesterday had to be- postponed. The Surrogate
had lief, town. leaving tho papers lockod in his safe
Several additional prizes have been an
oo,,nced at Rutgers College Tho Van yech'sn Mission
nr,,. va, divided between Harold D. Force OF New
s,k James Keeling, Of Uuca, and Warren l. schenck
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16
TONG ISLAND

LONG ISLAND CITY.-The alarm among tho rsss,
dents OF stenwsy village. IN the Fifth ard caused b.
the appearance OF black dPhtheria remains pnabae4
Fitch OF Astoria had six new cases on Friday, nah
ing total OF twenty three cases that he has beea
called In TO attend since the disease made its appear,
ance Or. W. Z. Taylor, the health ot1cer, and
Mayor Gleason think there Is 10 cause Tor alarm.
however. ~"f
FREEPoRT.-Ths Freeport Athletic Club win hsA
It's annual jubilee games on the Athletic Baseball
Grounds on July 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16

Elizabeth A. Ecfasg, who charged him VITA bis17ny.
Mrs scfsgg, who arrived In this country from KngaSd
few days ago, said that she was married 20 the
defendant seven years ago, scPagg admitted tAst IL
had left bis wife and eoIae TO America he aftsrwsm
married Miss Lizzie HINES, at Sew-Rnghton. Hs
animation,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16

The final round IN the championship contest o. the
Midde States played 10 the rain yesterday afternoon
1t the St Georges Cricket Clubs grounds at Hoboken
The score was: 7. A. Howard beat C. Hobart 81 90,
o. 40 O-l. Tomorrow r. p McMullcn, the present
champion will have mot Mr.. Howard for the cham.
pionshp and the challenge cup.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16
NEWARK.

Tho body Of tho man who committsd suiche by
drowning at woodsIde Friday was identlned yester
day as that of Nicholas BartSchi' age thrt' nvo' =
su,s, u, WAS A laborcr but spoke English. French
and German fuentIy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16
ALONG THE SOIJND

BRIpGEpoRT.-Th female employees OF dloyss
Sanfords Sons hat manufacturing establishment 40
on strike because all the windows Of their rpoms
have been natled down. The girls say th0y cannst
obtain sufficient fresh air
HARTFoRD.--A volunteer fire company has besa
organized, with John McManus, preSldaat; MehaN
foreman Edward Bronson, assistant FOREMAN snd
James McElroy, engineer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16

SHOOTING IN THE RAIN At CREEDMOOR
Tho second marksman's badge match was shot
ct creedmoor yesterday. Tho conditions wero not
favorable for high scores The wind in the morning
was custy and in the afternoon a heavy rain inisr
t.rnd with the shooting, delaying tho firing until
dark The winners
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Winning run made witt, two men out
y re .:a:;.....-S z S92S 81 3 6-S

Earned runs-Ysle 2, ITnceton J. I S ,s ms
SECS Calhoun NsGras Mf lI.s base M ES Ssls
fsss Accns STyss Ms Sl,Ss. P RaTss II
s,saeS out-susg l. Calhoun, Mcbride q Gushing i
focls l. Dana /, gniekeroocker Brokaw l. y huS /
Psssed bafis-poole B, BrokAw WIN psVOhS'-1O -
tine-s:5o. Unpre-J. Kelley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16
Tilsssb.re Won the only game PlaTY eS, IN the

The Brooklyn and Cincinnsu nluos pay ~ cn,kssm
wood Park today and the Metropolitan anu Ooth""
teams at the Long Island grounds ,, ,o,, .b.,,
Ewing says the Giants viii como back nom 'uo'e
n n seconQ place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16
hors.s ann Carriages

VAN TAssRLL d KEARNEY HAVE
' UNSURPASSED FACILITIES IN
THEIR NEW MAMMOTH RUBBING
FOR THE CAREFUL ST0RAGE Oh
FINE CARRIAGES AND sLElGhS, az
The following rates
Tor Broughsma CoupeS T.castS Coupe
ROckawsys and Otner s'passenger vehicles
Is 90 per month.
F5r Berlin RoekAwSys. LandauN Coaches.
Basouches and 6-passengeE VebieleA So per
month
FOR Pbsotons, Road Wagons, Carts and
2.ps senger vehicles, s3 per month.
kor sleighS seating persons - pc'
month.
For 'sieishS seating persons. 81 90 per
~ ~ y INTENDED FOR SALE, A PRICE
CAN BE NAMED WITHOUT fuKIHER
GHAREE. EXCEPT COMMISSION
~4 4HS s YI6R2sr STOCK OF GOOD SEC;
ONDHAND CARRIAGES OF tho most
varied 6ind. f. tho CIV on pnyats, o ssls
slso 8 largo stock Of NEW and SECOND
HAND HARNESS OF ALL GRADES and
weights: saiiles ard brides, to
VAN TASSRLL 4 KEAENEY,
HORSE AND CARRIAGE REP0SlTokh'
AND AUCTION Rooms
100 AND 1872 EAST 1STH'STg go,
Through 70 I25. 1877. l2e EAST l2rH-sT
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STATEN ISLAND.

WEST BRIGHTOE.-Frcdertck r Scragg age
TWEEN seven, native OF England, and employed
en- gineer IN a paper manufactory at West Brighton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16

Only two games wen playea oy uno a AppsdsSsnbia
contcsts being prevented by the storm. Bsldmort
ard Columbus were the fortunate teams The record
10 date Il as appended: -
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parnie told them they were making mStshe IN nov
playing and rendering themselves name ,b 10 Az
nulsion He told them 10 play aud rely on INC ~,
sociation 20 right them. They agreed 10 do 30, anu
have notified Mr. Davidson that they VIII IcPol' Wv
Monday,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16

winners-schOoners, 9o-foot class. NdynoweT Eoopa,
7osoot class Shamrock soopS oloot class, HndesaFd
.oops b3.toot eAsS Clara hoops, 4ooot class Minerva
Aloops s5-foot eiass. voluha; doops, aotoOt class,
Hathesn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16
Citp Real Gstate for Sale.

A FOR SALE, the elegant private
n. dwellings. 3 and story. II 70 ~ II.
front; strictly private location Nos. 70 70
So East 0od.st Inquire Of Pr. BRAEN-
DER. No. as Fast 92d-sL.. Or al once, No
30 East S6th.st. also investment properly
for sale.
JnTH WARD PROPERTY FOR SALE
III Three-stCry basement store and sub
cellar: lot 25xloO. Inquire OF CHHS.
DIX HEIMER or +. wALDSCHAPTT. 2fe
GPand-sL
Brooklyn Real Estate.
A HOME FOR YOU; 1000 70 %, 900 ;
~ brick or frame small payments, J. s.
STCRDEYAST. 7 Pine.St., Nsw.York.
nor SALE.-Fine detached houses, 81.
L Mara save. beautiful and healthy
neighbOrhoOd eonyen!eot 10 EulOn-st l.
road ample gpounds; fine shade trees alrO
nrstclAhs houses, without extra grounds
snd several choice building Atet on same
street and vicinity Z. J. SANDS, LILO
Fulton-tL. noar Bedtord.ave.
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GAINING AND LOSING GROUND.

Over the first leg from tho start 10 Buoy No. 10,
the sea Fox Psnei over the mayhowrr. In actual
elapsed time 10 min. So sec, something remarkable In
spite Of The accident however the Graylng pchei mp
sea Fox TO the time Of min. Sec. to Sandy Hook
Lghtship. Al tho start, the Beioun wa, 81 seconds
ahead OF shamrock, and ~ Buoy 10 thc cutter had
increased her lead 20 minutes seconds Thence
10 the lghtship tho Pride OF Bay Ridge sAvrl
herself a little and turncl only minute 80 seconds
behind. In the meantime tho little fellows had
called for Scotland Lghtship and the lea rrs rounded
as follows Minerva 10 90, Gorilla, "a Nymph.
I 40 10; Mariquita, :46 80. The Bawhce lost
her OpmaSt IN the run, and bad 10 turn back aud sd
for home The best she could.
on the home run Tho wind shifted 10 the west.
ebout one half way 20 Buoy ., and thence blew north.
west back TO Buoy No. 10. At the finish the winl
was almost due west. There was. therefore, no
direct wludward work over any leg Of the COuTs".
Tie pointing OF the American designs proved again
an enormous advantage, and II WAS not nccessa rN
10 compute tim" allow % determine tho winners
at tho finish. The following Is tho summary Of the
race:
REGATTA Committee. Beoyor Weoh. Francis q. AZ
Tu7r, Jules 4. Montauk, George p Upham ". Morh,
IL, and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16
LAWN TENNIS on WET GROUNDS.

July 4 viii be the date of the next match.