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hAcINo Ar wAsHINGroN PARK.
Marion G. Wins the boulevard Stakes ii
Fast Time.

Marion &. Wins the boulevard Stakes in
Fast Time.
CHICAGO. July 5.-This was tho thirteenth
day Of tho Washington Park summer meeting
and 1t was marked by an attendance OF 5000
persons cloudy weather. and fairly good racing
on n fast track. Noretta, BalRowan. Marion c.,
Joe Blackburn. and Wary were the winners.
A purse for three-year-old FLIES at one mile
opened the days racing. and field OF eight
started. Bette Waddell was the favorite. but
she was never dangerous, Noretta winning in
clever style by length from Lillian. Lindsay.
who was Tapped out by Pickup, finished third.
Time ;43k. This race is the first victory for the
Winters Stable thus far this season, A handicap
sweepstakes for two-year olds, at six furlongs
came next on tho card. Allan Bane was hot
favorite but he faded away when the actual
race commenced, and. after a driving finish.
Balgowan won by half length from Joe Car
ter. Cherries was third, three lengths of.
Lee s. and Odrey fell at the turn for homo but
neither neither horse or their Jockeys. j. Steppe and
bEtton, were seT or injured. Time ISL;
ages, worth to winner 1880. was the third
Eace, and the following came to the post: Belle
way, 109 ALLEN; Daisy F., III (Oyertonl Mar
lon G.. ~ LBrittonl; Kaloolah. 10 LGerhardy,;
he Ssna d snG bal STa va. Gs m
favorites. Rival went Off like shot out Of a
gun. and It looked as, though nothing could
ever catch him. but he fell back rapidly In
the stretch and Marion G, taking The lead won
AmoGt, who beat Riyal like distance for
second place. Daisy F. was poor, fourth.
Sanger finished as. named. Time. la "
a good race for the winner at the weights; Tho
winner is very speedy. aud in good hands
would be as good mare as her near relative
Terra Gotta was horse A selling purse. for
three-year-olds and upward at one mile
and quarter. was the fourth race. and
Of the ten starters Joe Blackburn was
an even. money favorite. lie won. rid
% %6to o Saso by from bArqndS
Time. 2o9sss 20 The winner was entered to be
tain him. He is speedy colt as vel rs good
slayer. purse at mile heats for threeyear-
Odds and upward closed the days
racing. Wary, ridden by Barnes; was a, strong
favorite. and she won In straight heats cleverly.
the first by length from Longevity. who heat
Laura Davidson like distance, for SECOND
place, and the second by half length from
Brandoiette who beat John DAILY four lengths
for the place. Hornpipe refused 10 try after
running three furlongs IN the second heat, and
as result he was distanced. 1ime-1:4l. "A.
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rh. R,ver.,de YACHT Club Race.

RIVERSIDE, Conn, July 5.-The first event OF
the season of the Eiverside Yacht Club took
place to-day. and n large crowd of spectators
assembled at the club house to see the sports.
At 3 80 the mosquito feet OF the Manus River
got under way for a race. The following boats
entered David b. Hill. owned by John Eddy:
Dolly Warden. owned by Richard Buwinkle:
Chippy, owned by George T. Brush; Dare
Devil, owned by F. Everitt Ferris; Jack, owned
by |. /. Mead. The course was five miles out in
the Sound and back to Mianus River in front
OF the club house. The first prize, a silver
shaving cup and brush. was won by the David
b. Hill. The Dolly Warden took the second
prize, silver match box. The time was as
follows:
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Purifying Amateur scull,ns.

Toronto. July 5.-For some time q number
OF prominent Canadian amateur oarsmen have
been suspected OF crookedness, and to-day
he Executive Committee OF the Canadian
Association OF Amateur Oarsmen decided that
Delaney and Robertson Of the Don Amateur
Rowing Club and J. Lowell. Dennis DonoRhue.
and Jerry DonoGhpo Of the Nautilus Rowing
Club Of Hamilton have not satisfied the com
mittee that they have, not been guilty OF cor
rupt PRACTICES, and they ara therefore
toriiy dsproye the charges brought
against, them. II vas also decided to
Club until ne satisfies the cGmmittee he has
not rowed Tor money since 1876, or has not
been guilty Of other practices which would
warrant his disqualification.
The committee. to insure a higher standard
among amateur Oarsmen, decided that any
competitor hereafter being guilty Of using Inn
proper language on the race course would DO
liable TO lie. disqualified, and that amateur
oaTsmen and sculers who are habituAlly seen
in company with well known men whOg from
regatta 10 regatta only for purposes Of betting
are Liable to DO SUSPECTED OF improper prac-
tees ana To DO disqualified.
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SALE OF TIE cn1cAoo Aroox YARDS.
Americans Own 81 Majority OF the stock,
and VIM MANAGE The Now Comnnny

BosToN, July 5. NTessrs. T. II. Prince 4 Co.,
who are understood to represent the pure hasers
OF the Chicago stock Yards and Transit Com
pany, for about $50 OOO,UOO, say to-day that tho
control of tho Union Stock Yards OF Chicago
will remain in America The financial reor-
ganization of the company will 10 upon IN
American basis with II large majority of tho
new securities owned in this country.
and the management Will be American.
The securities will be- listed ulon the
Chicago. New York. Boston, and London
exchanges. and will thus have an inter
dealt in upon any Exchange, and when. some
years ago, tho Lake ShOro wished 10 sell lis
stockyHld shares 10 improve it. rOads ii could
only sell to Mr. Vanderbilt. Much criticism
WINS made when II was discovered later thmt
Mr.. Vanderbilt had bought ut private salo lie
Lake Shore Interest, but MI Vanderbilt was
then tho only man showing its vRiue who
could invest two or three millions in them ut
ono time.
Tho stock Yards Company has always been
a close ,corporation financially, which has mar
rOWei us market and dotrncted from tho value
of Its shares. Lately American BANKERS have
offered to take nea,ly two-thirds of The new
SECURITIES which vii be offered to the public
with full details OF tho organization of tie
new company; To the present Hoard will
be- be ad3oh I IeagGing raEtsalistS Of 6hi-
wide repu tation: while the Chicago manage
ment, under John Il. Sherman as Vice. Presi-
dent, will remain unchanged, and Mr.. Thayer
will continue rs President. HMr. Thayer and
MIR. Qlney, who now represent over o per cent.
oil the old stock. have approved OF tho new
plan. and many stockholders who are in the
The new company will I've in position TO be
more progressive, and to make tho extensions
and improvements demanded by the times
and the growth OF the Chicago stock yards
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a New Record for MlddIetowu.s Track.

MrDDLETowN. July 5.-There was some fine
trottinG on the Middletown haif-mile track on
July 4. The best performance was by the
brown Gelding LonGford. owned by Hanford
Bros. LongfOrd has record Of 2:2lts, made
at Pouehkeepsie in 1888. He was sent around
the Middletown track yesterday for the pur-
pose of beating the best time ever
made thore. he best records made be-
fore were by Dexter and Everett Ray.
In 1867 Dexter and Goldsmith Maid trotted
hero for a purse Of $4,000, Dexter winning iu
2:2SH.
Some years later Everett Ray made a milo
on the track in 2:2Gh. At the trial yesterday
the track was muddy and heavy. but Longt9rrd
was in James II. Goldsmith's string on the
grand circuit Inst season. A trotting contest
the owners. afforded good sport. The entries
were c. 7. CrawGord's Dictator. eX;Mayor
Isemans Baker Boy. and C, H. Hanford's Z. H.
II. Dictator won best time 2:43!g.
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NO MORE CoNEY ISLAND sAUsAGES.
Forty Vendors Arrested-Chief Mckane
Thinks the EusIneas at AN End.

Forty Vendors Arrested-Chief Mckane
Thinks tho business at am End.
The new ordinance requiring tho Conev
Island sausage vendors to take out license at
O cost OF $500 was enforced yesterday. The
vendors had several days In which to take ont
a license. but none OF them had done So Chief
Of Police McKane's men arrested more than
forty OF tho wonders. They wore held for trial
or Tuesday. Chief McKane said last evening
tically at an end on Concy Island. lie said
the object OF tho authorities in making tho
license fee so high was to put Il stoD to il he
cause II had become II nuisance. tie did not
think any one would pay 5000 for the privilege
OF selling sauGaRrs nj West brighton. All tho
sausage vendors have closed up tier stands
and disappeared.
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METROPOLITAN CRICKET.
Some Clever Playing and Several Clos,
Scores Yesterday.

Some Clever Playing and Several Close
Scores Yesterday.
At Central Park Yesterday the postponed
League game between the New York and Bed
ford Clubs WAS played, and the New Yorks had
narrow escape from defeat. A. Smedley
bowled in fine form Tor Eedford and at one
time there were wickets down for u runs
A. Lowe played in good form for Bedford. and
scored Is in good style. J. l.. Roberts and +.
A. Skyne divided the bowling honors for New
York. The score was: Bedford, 80; New
YORK. 4G.
BROOKLYN AND ST. PAUI's sCHCoI.
At Prospect Park yesterday the Brookyns
played a good game with the ST. pauPs School
team. the result being draw. Had there been
time to play the game out tho Rrooklyns might
have won, ms they were fOrty-one runs ahead
with only luur mon to get out. II Helms and
{. q. Greene made twenty-five each. and I. ).
Greene played In good form for thirteen For
the school Morley made fourteen the only
double OF the side, The score was, Brooklyn,
~: 1T. iauls School. IS.
COSMOPOLITAN VS.. HAMILTON.
The CoemopoIitRus won from the Hamilton
Club yesterday. ut Central Park. in an easy
fashion, by an innings and three runs. The
6nTnF fh was oS Pfnems Of the game
" Cosmos" obtained wtckets for runs. s 4
Noon played good innings Tor rs, not out, In
mop1itan made -, not out. The score: Ham
ilton, SO and II. total 80; Cosmopolitan IS.
AMATEUR LEAGUE AGAINST KINGS COUNTY.
After declaring this match of, the Amateur
League Cricket Club got a team together and
played the Kings tounty Club at Central Park
Yesterday Nei!her side had a representative
team but the X ings County eleven acquitted
themselves nobly. and won by rs runs on the
first innings a. Williams and A. Hopkins did
each, and J. Il. Morgan did some excellent
bowling The score: Kings County, So; ANA
teur League. ~.
BRooKLfN AGAINsT KINGS COUNTY SECOND.
The second eleven Of the Kings County G. C.
won in hollow style from the Brookyns yes
seG ne oT a Dayre
!. Mayes II. and G. Franklin 10 None OF the
ErooklYns Obtained doubles. The score;
Kings County. lOi; Brooklyn, 20,
HARLEM Y. NJ. c, a. ELEyES's First GAME.
The recently organized Harlem Club OF the
!. Nc a, made very good beginning at Cen-
with the New ork second eleven. s. McIienth,
J. j.. Alberga, and L. Lewis all obtained dou.
bles for New, York and Turtle %, ana Turner,
The bowling Of Alberga WAS very good The
score; Harlem !. NJ g. A., %; Now ! Ork. Y.
NARROW MAEGIE or ONE RUN.
The Hamilton and Bloxsoms eleven played
at Fort Hamilton on the Fourth. and an eNcit-
ing game resulted, The liamiltons were Only
S. 4. .Noons, ~, and A. Dykes, H. wore Tie
scores fer Hamilton. and b. G, Biloxi
SONS 20, {. Frunklln's 81 and +. Maycs lG' not
out, for BloEsom'5. The scores: Hamilton so
los. 'O'"'
A Break In the International League, n
HAMILTON Ont, July a-Tho venture Of transferring
the Hamilton international League club to Montreal
on account OF the poor support this city has NOT
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R.nl Estate Transrers.

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ert Is Haud and lie 20 Thomas Ienauerv.;;. l
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VIII Try for the Worries Record.

Next Wednesday afternoon at Beacon Park.
Roston, W. C. Downes. the Harvard flyer. will
attempt to lower the worlds quarter-mile
record. AK seconds. made by Wendell Baker
on the same grounds July /, 1886. Beacon
Park is a trotting track, and the 44O yards will
BIO straightaway.. Athletes generally are Of
full DoWnes has run in 40 seconds on a circu-
lar track. and is faster noW than when he
made that record, He will be coached by
Baker. his only clothing will De the customary
"lock" strap.
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Trolling Match Mt Pater.on.

PATERSON July 5 "A match came of this afternoon At
Dundee Driving rark for $500 side between the troi
ting geldings Frank and Prince. frank driven by
W H. Weeks ard Prince by Mart DemArest Of Paterson
About 20 persons were present, Considerable money
Angsd hands the trOt owing TO the rivalry between
tile owners and friends OF tie trotterS summary:
Prince Mart Demnrest ...........,,,.....l / l
Frank (W. L. Weeks,... ,......,.........2 2
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Here's a Chance for You. Mex Collins.

Morris Rose, rs pounds, and Nick Collins.
1875 pounds are two young men with puglllstc
tendencies. Rose would like to fight Collins
either for money or fun. He SAYS that Collins
is continually calling him names, and he
would like chance TO go at him, catch
weirhts. lie can get backing OF 500. and
would like 10 hear from Mr. Collins at an early
date In order that the preliminaries may be
RuitRblY ARRANGED.
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Gray. ~ to II Kaleidoscope to I: KemplAnd O to 1;
5mn 70 TO ]. Betting on the run on-Five to on
TAttieri TO against Kaleidoscope
THE SEVENTH RACE.
a, Worth simply Ralloped in front from the time
me nag dropped. WANING under a gentle pull
py Tour lengths from BouRhrum who was
second throughout Fad is not nearly ready
third; Eve futlonEa
y Wolcotts Oh. Q. Worth, B. by Luke Blackburn
rteytona Barry l5l TarAil.
n W streete CHI. 0. BOuRhrum 2 lOT "a CoVngton).
DaVh Halls O. Fad s. 100 tAnderson)...,.........S
Time Oh.
Post BettinR-Ten to on worth to ARalnSt Bough.
rum, Fad, TO |.
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The Yachts mt Ned Rank.

RED BANK. July 5.-Tho yachts of the North
Shrewsbury Club sailed this afternoon for the
Challenge Cup, which was given 10 tho club
last year by the Neptune Club. 1t is the hand
soonest and most expensive trophy ever sailed
for on this river, and can be sailed Tor only
three times In any one year. The starters to-
Clinton James's Undine. .Forman Smiths Per-
seus Jno. Wardens Odatis. Jno. II. Cooks
Zariadres. and {. H. PetersOns Albatross.
named. the Genii beating the Undue by Al
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SIOUX CITY. Ia. July 6.-Edward Hanlan do
feated George Hosmer by hall length in
three-mile shell race on the Big Sioux River
yesterday afternoon for a purse OF $500, of
which the winner got, $500 The exhibition
and Hosmer 1872. and both were In good trim.
Al the start Hosmer took a slight lead and
kept 1t for nearly q mile. when Hanlan shot
ahead and held his position to the finish. Tie
water was still. and the race was witnessed by
nearly 1000 PEOPLE.
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IdlewlId Yacht Club Races.

The regatta of tho Idewd Yacht Club was
held off Creed's Hotel. Idlewild, yesterday
afternoon. Ten boats entered. Tho course
was eight miles with q turn. Tho wind was
light from the northeast. The Bennie b. won
the cup in the FIRST class and the Anita in tho
eecond class. Alma won the cup in the
sharpieS. Summary:
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News from the Horse worla.
Billy Bangle-Maud s., 2:osl.

Jockey Stoval has left for the West having
by mutual agreement dissolved his contract
with g. Il. Tompkins.
The highest price ever paid for yearling
was nearly, beaten in England on June 80;
when the lilly Culver. by ST. Simon. was sold
for $500.
The next meeting OF tho Board OF Directors
OF the kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders As
ISOLATION will discuss the question OF giving
100000 race for ioals OF 1890 to be trotted in
1893 or 1894.
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rhn Event OF tho Year.

The greatest stospschHse held in America for the past
ten yearS the Cross Country Revival slaksS value
about 81 CO., will be run Brighton Beach tomorrow,
monday Five other interesting races will 10 run All
roads 10 Coney Island direct to track --Aar
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In the tub race six boys entered. The prize
was won by Putnam Brinley. In the tub match
Tor club members. the following entered: John
Iarter. Z, i. Pierce s, A. SelXas, and S. Dewey
Pierce. The first man In was c. Il. Pierce, who
won the prize, q silver pencil.
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SO the HomInG won the race with the Man
haitian by ten seconds short OF three minutes
by time allowance. the Bon Ton got the better
OF Mr. S0s 8 Playmate over four minutes, while
three competing yachts gave up the race. The
Dove beat the lit Q cats in her class. being iol-
lowed TO the finish. once around. only by tho
Nudge =. and. finally. Mr.. NauX's Bonnie was
an easy winner in the canoe race with Teaser
second. The prizes were silver mugs.
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SHOOTING.


The thirty eighth annual prize shoot OF the
Newark Shooting Society, held at the Schuetz-
EN- Park. Newark during the last three days.
came to an end promptly at 6 T. NJ. yesterday.
The shoot was not the expected success al
though the society had been most liberal In its
prizes. Besides large contingent from the
Zettler Rifle Club, only eight more out-of-t town
shooters were present. II. Williams won first
prize on the ring target and also first premium |;
the best bull's-eYe was made by j. Copper
smith. another Newark marGsnan, who won
first prize on points hesldOs The most bulls
eyes Were made by II. Williams The scores OF
the prize winners:
Ring target open to al best three tickets e coant
prizes possible points on three $50
points on TWO Hcksts-EI Williams ~ y Dorrsr
/ GlsoS ~ dSppsTs%iS ~ dsn;eS I5s IL
fiaisted III; g; il. townsend, Ia; q tnsling 1926
WisSma ST ls BIRD ~ GstPi bell s s"' frso
nsr no: q. Freche n.
Ii @sa g" s. ~ b az ot s m 3 fs9Es4R 2 s
J CoPpsrsnith si!; q. Joiner a4L ., 49,,
na aS IS Ss .I' "pS % 8dyfs
1918; ) Lyon =. 80 O. H. Town.ral, ~ +. RO.s
%sS 10! i EsGs 'p "a F$oh ,j6 %5
2273' z q zetter 22E5o; g. L. Hrscio 4G9 j. !,
fTsmiain5 for mott bulls eyes during the tnrs days
4. Williams, y: } G9Ppersmith "a Boyken, ~;
FONT target Finch black, divided into inch cen
ire aud two rings TO count EsspSsiivSiy PossiDis
i2a. : 4, Tqyton, l2s fasS. IL :: Ross i2i!: Y
M NGIIsI ), i g. zs,s f yesma4 by3 stsinbaos
70 a s:1 s5 u hSFasS q fscs 81
%sSt6sTiy 81. - - '''"''
The first bulrs-eye yesterday was scored by
DR.. Boyken the last by j. Il. Is. Collins tho
most, Is, by G. q. Zettler
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Gamss OF Tho Newark Y. M. q. A.

At the weekly games OF the Newark Young
Mems Christian Association Mt Eagle Rock,
West Orange yesterday afternoon, A. Craig
won all three OF the events. lie nut the lG-
pound shot 81 feet inches made a stand
ing broad jump Of feet inches. and won the
75-Vard dash, time not taken. The next
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FTTIW TTF .'TTV TT0T"TT 1'TTT'W'
Two or three young fathers who are Included
among the safety bicycle riders Of New Haven
and vicinity make II practice of taking their
little sons and daughters out to ride They
have attached TO their machines and In front
In this attachment q boy or girl Of 3 or 4 years
can be carried as Il passenger with but little
aNtra
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Trotting at New Haven.

ERw HAVEN, July 5-The final in the spring
meeting Of tho Elm City Driving Association were
trotted this afternoon. The summaries
nA 4, n1,rs S4nl. hlYdnu
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Commodore Ehrilse I; Gerry's steam yacht Electra
10 laid up for repairs at TeDUs wharf Brunklyn Tho
crown sheets Ut both boilers have burnt out aud
plates will have 10 be rivBted on The plates made
az Wilmington. Del Tho Electra will 20 IN commission
on the Esd Commodore Gerry is out VI town.
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A NARROW MANGlN or ONE RU,


Hamilton ont, July a-The venture of transferring
the Hamilton International League club to Montreal
on account OF the poor support in this city has not
eidsd 10 dlGbAnd she team.