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DROPOSALs FOR BUILDING ADDITION TO
IL Main Offices OF the Norfolk and Western Railroad
Company at Roanoke, NA-sealed Proposals will he re-
ceiyed at the Ohce OF the Engineer Maintenance OF
Way 81 the Norfolk and Western Railroad, Roanoke,
Va. until TWO O'CLOCK NJ. JUNE FIFTH, 1880,
for the erection Of al addition 10 the main Offices a
the Norfolk and Western Railroad Company Roau-
Ike Va, size 6ox230 built Of pressed brick Plans
and specifications may be seen NJ the Ofhne OF the
Engineer Maintenance Of Way OF the Norfolk ard
Western Railroad. Roanoke Va. The right 10 reject
all bids is reserved 10 the Norfolk aud W.sern
Railroad Company. CHARLES b. CHURCHILL.
Engineer Maint. of May m
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slAlH AND sENfNTH STREETS NORTH
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an front Of the preiaises. IArtof
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being the east - feet front by depth Of IS feet -
inches 90 24-foot alley improved by tory anil
attic BRICK Dwelling, with cellar, being premses No
$40 street northwest; l. rooms. modern conven-
OF investors az u Is seldom street property
FOR comp tltlun.
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notes 70 bear 0per cent interest semi
and TO be secured By deed on the pretniss or
cash at the option OF the purchaser deposit of $500
ehasers cost Terms 10 be completed With an ten DAYS
otherwise right reserved 10 resell risk Of
defaultns purchaser after FIVE notice OF such re-
sale IN some paper published IN Washington. d q
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II ATcLIffE DAKh = 30 Sot paw. ag.TSSnSs,s:
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on MONDAY AFTERNOON, MAY TWENTY
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fronting TO feet inches Eleventh street
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WALTER b WILLIAMS CO..
Cor. 10th ct and Pennsylvania ave-,
General Auctionsers
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
CONTINUATION SALE OF
JAPANESE ART
AT OUR SALES ROOMS.
Corner 10th street and Pennsylvania avenue,
DAILY AT IL AM AND SPIN
Most magnificent and costly pieces OF Satsuma. Toxic
and Kaga Porcelains offered in this city. EGG
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pieces Of genuine CLOISONNE VASES aud
PLAQUES, BAMBOO and BEAD POR-
THERE'S GOLD and SILK EMBROIDER-
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DISHES. Also 100 very fine
SCREENS of the best quality
and exquisite designs.
We shall make an Offering at HALF-PAST THREE
P. NJ. Of rare collection Of JAPANESE BRoNZES,
numbering about / 90 pieces opportunity for con-
noisssurs in this special line Of Japanese Art In this
sale viii also be found FANS in endless variety,
LANTERNS and UMBRELLAS for lawn purposes and
numerous other objects Of Japanese Art numerous
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THoMAs BOWLING. AuctiOnesr.
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND PERSONAL
EFFECTS AT MY AUCTION ROOMS, SATUR-
DAY, MAY TwENrY-FoURTH, 1870, COM
MENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK, EMBRACING
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF HOUSEHOLD
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.
ONE COMBINATION MILLER FIRE-PROOF SAFE,
ABOUT Al FEET HIGH IN PERFECT ORDER.
ALSO,
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
NEW AND SECOND HAND CARRIAGES OF EVERY
DESCRIPTION.
NUMBER OF WORK AND DRIVING HORSES.
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DROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY, NAVY DEPART
II ment, Washington. May 9. lS9O.-Sealed prOpos-
ais addressed TO the Secretary OF the Navy. aud
dorsed Proposals tor Stationery, viii he ed
this Department until TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON ON
The ELENEN1h Oh JUNE, 1890, for furnishing
Stationery for the Navy Department and the Bureaus
thereof including the Naval Observatory IN MAsng-
ton, during the fiscal year ending June 30, ls9l-
Blank forms of proposals. giving the Necessary nfor
nation will be FURNISHED application TO this De-
pArtment. The Department reserves the right 10
waive defects and 10 ect any all lids. Contrasts
will be awarded only 10 manufacturers regular deal
in the articles proposed 10 be furnished Is n.
TRACY, SECRETARY Of The NAVY me-lAw.aN
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DROPOsAIS.-DEPARIM OF AGRICUL-
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osals viii be received by this Department until May
10 1890, II H. for ia, ulshiug supplies for the
fiscal year beginning July 1, 1890 and ending June
30, 1891, as follows stationery, LumDer Paints.
Olls, ETC.. Ice. Flower Pots. Miscellaneous Supplies,
and for the purchase Of Waste Paper. BIDS tor Sta
tionery opened at IA, other buds at IL noon. The
Department reserves the right 20 reject AL bids
aud TO waive any defect Bids must be- made
IN duplicate bialLs furnished by the Department
For information aud lruks, Apply TO the Disbursing
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

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DRoPosALs FOR IcE-NAvY pEPARTMENT

DROPOsALs FOR ICE-NAVY DEPARTMENT.
Il Washington, DC, May ID, 1890. SEALED pro-
posals endorsed Proposals for Ice and addressed 10
the Secretary Of the Navy, will be received until
NOON, JUNE Ia. 1890, 70 supply the Navy Depart
ment and It's various bureaus and Offices IN wash
inlton with Ice during tue fiscal year ending June 80.
1891 The Ice must be Of the best Northern Ice, or
equal thereto, sod clear and free IRON other
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where. and IN such quantities ~ may lie required
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give bond factory the Secretary OF the Navy.
Forms which blis must be made, in duplcste will
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TlHOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
THIS EVENING.

GH-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED IN CON-
sequence of the rain until FRIDAY. MAY TWENTY
THIRD, 1890. same hour and place. my20-dSds
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ers fought desperately, but luck was the other
ting Deal Mute Hoy In the ribs and putting him
in tho procession TO win run. Mack sent Hoy
Dagger, though only Hoy crossed the plate.
This episode did not discourage the visitors
waIs asytarmineG to win the sRmo. even with
Ewing out OF 1t. The plaudits OF tho 200 ladies
whom there was fine play seemed TO en-
courage, but nothing could overcome the pun
ishment administered to Ree'e.
In tho eleventh inning irwin went out fog
which Whitney failed to stop. Deacon White
smashed for two bases and Rowe scored.
Ralnoy failed on q ny. Baldwin sont tue sphere
into loft field, while White made tho run.
Then Hoy few out. and the game ended. The
RpOrp.
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THE GREAT MATCH.
Tenny Makes SatIsfnctory TrinI-Sal-
vntor's Elmo Work In tho Morning.

vator's Elmo Work In tho MornInE.
Shortly after tho last race had been decided
at Sheepshead Bay yesterday afternoon q
dimnutive colored boy cantered Tenny the
great four-year old that is matched to run
that other great four-year- old. Salvador. a mile
and q quarter tomorrow. once around the
track at slow pace. and then halted at the
head Of the stretch He was then rubbed
down. and Fred Taral. In street dress. mount
cd the colt and Galloped through the straight
1t was surprising how many mon appeared on
the track. and in every hand flashed q stop
watch. 1T was to be Tenny's work Tor to-
morrow's race, and everybody was eager to see
self, the. colt broke from the pole. on the turn
and made the first mile in :43's the mile and
a furlonR In 81 and the mile and q quarter in
2:O9S. The time Of the last milo was / :42ss.
Fifty watches did not vary moro than one-tfth
Of q second.
Salvador took his work In the forenoon. when
the track was much heavier. His time fog the
milo and a quarter was 2:l2. Interest In the
match Is at feyeraheat, and should tomorrow
be clear, and the track fast, one, of the largest
crowds that ever gathered Mt Sheepshead Bay
will SEQ the mile and auuarter record mashed.
Both parties are confident OF victory. but SAL
vator will be favorite In the betting.
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SUMMER HINTS.
(Bxohanee)
the system with any excuses.

DO not tax the system with any exessssL
Avoid draughs whether of air or Toe wstsr) whsa
penpirinE profussly.
that the lie forces must be sustained
Draw moderately on the water cooler Drink alowly.
in small quAnutsS and not frequently.
Remember that when psrsririnR you are liable ~
catch chill by sudden change of temperature ASuua-
mer cold is more annoying than winter one
when feel tho weakening effect of the heat take
drink of pure whSkey in water. Itis wonderful what
heAithful and sustaining effect It will have.
Remember that only pure whsEoy should, under
any circumstances be used. Tho whiskey which has
tho highest standing and best recommendations Il
Duny's Pure Malt
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ATHLETIC. Is; SYRACUSE 7-rEsT CANE
SYRACUSE


PHLArELrHIA. June 2A-Tho Athetics put up the best
game In tho Held to-day ana won both contests from
Syracuse The scores:
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uRo1rISG Fon $500 4 SIDE

Lancewood Beats BrIar hoy because tho
Inter Went or his Feet.
PROVIDENCE. II. l., June 28.-Lancewood bay
stalons and Briar Boy. Cunos roam stallion
from Boston. each two years old. met In
challenge trot for $500 u side at NarraGansett
Park this afternoon.
The heats were half mile best two In throe
Tho betting was about even. with Lancewood
slightly tho favorite at the start. James Car
pcnter OF this city drove Lakewood and James
Golden OF Boston tho rom. Iancewoud led
the ronn ten lengths in the finish in the first
heat. BrIar Boy breaking badly.
In tho second heat Lakewood broke twice
badly. and tho roam led all the way Tho
horses came down neck and neck on the third
heat until within 100 feot Of the wire when tho
roam went OIL his feet. tho bay winning easily
limo. l:27A l:24h l:23h.
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WHERE MYERS RAN IN 10 SECONDS
The Manhattan A. &. Goes Back to Its Old
Home Temporarily.

The Manhattan A. {. Goes Back to Its Old
Home Temporarily.
President Carr. Secretary Hughes. and other
officials OF the Manhattan Athletic Club were
in particularly pleasant frame of mind last
night. Tho club had Just secured lease OF
property for athletic purposes during tho re-
mainder OF the year and thus q deal Of anxiety
has been removed from tho minds OF those to
whom was intrusted the selection OF other
quarters.
The grounds are situated at FIfty-sixth
street and Eighth avenue. They belong to tho
estate Of Peter A. IIegeman. and were used
formerly BY the Manhattan Club from 1873 to
1888. They are centrally located, and while
suitable for athletic events in general. the club
conGratulates itself more upon tho fnct that
for their mon. thus doing away with all inten-
tion of having to go out OF the city for training
grounds.
Tho property at Fifty-siXth street and Eighth
avenue will he taken possession OF o.day, and
work will be ut once begun to place 1t in proper
condition for exhibitions andtralninH. 1t coD-
tans an eighth OF milo truck. and has
course loo. yards straiGhtaway. 1t was upon
the athletic world by repeating 100 yards in ~
seconds. There will bc plenty TO do to place
the grounds III shape and it is estimated that
purpose. There will be now seats constructed.
u house for the use OF compositions. and the
fence around tho Will need considers 1Eo
grounds are expected to be in pretty fair con-
dillon.
The grounds are hardly large enough for
base ball or football games. Fortunately the
playing OF these games has, been provided for,
and brotherh"od Park viii be 1s utilized:
ship tho grounds will not BIO opened for prac-
tice to amy one executing, those belonging TO
the club. The first regular athletic COMPETE
ton 10 take place on the grounds will be- the
clubs games in September
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John Malcolm in company with Champion Casey aud
John McEvoy, visited TnE Sun office last night and
supplemental clause to tho original articles Of agree
ment signed by Casey in behalf Of Malcolm.
meeting was to have been held in the afternoon at
which John Delaney's hacker Edward j. sweeney. was
TO have been party. but the Brooklynrs failed to
connect Word was left with the stakelo however
wherein tho match between Maco I'm and Delaney
womb be decided n4t later than saturday July would
ment now awaits the signature OF the New Workers
MalColns arm Is Improving nicely, but for some time
he will DO compelled u weRra rubber bRndAge around
tho arm the same that Is used by base ball pitchers
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ON NEWARK BAY.
Lively Races by Catboats In q Varying
RreeEe and ChnngIng Tide.

The Newark Bay Yacht Club had its races
yesterday from the club house at the foot OF
West Twenty fourth street Bayonno. and al
though there WAS no contest In the cabin or
open-sloop classes through dearth OF COM
petitors, yet there was a rafting ruce by three
classes of at-riGSed boats that included tho
best cats on Newark Bay There was gentle
bree2e from the southeast and the tide was
drawing to tho close OF food when tho yachts
got up sail to make flying start past stake
boat anchored OFF the club house. Tho course
was south to n stake boat above the Central
Railroad drawbridge, thence north TO the bInck
buoy OF Newark Lay lighthouse. and back to
tho club house. fifteen miles twice over tho
course for catbonts under II feet and three
times over for catboats over II. AS the tide
turned TO ebb an hour after tho yachts were
sent of and MS the wind was variable in the ex-
treme. both as to direction and force. there was
some very Interesting work done by the skip-
pers. In tho open sloop class only the NIoiu
D.. Capt. Naegole sailed over the course
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4. i. A. q. Tennis Tourney.

The tennis tournament OF the Staten Island Athletic
Club was continued yesterday. A. Gator beat Frank
Jansen e-I, e-9i A. Gator beat c. Ford, Ga eS; j..
T. HeAdly beat II. Devlin ca s-s b. j. Gould beat Z
": Gould g., e-si II. stTsSsigh beat r A1Est Q
Second class Doubos-h, Jones andJ Bailey beat ".
A. Jones and II. hazst Ga, B-Ai j. Howe and &, NC
Firstclass Do1bles-GArms4da and fASeE heat Car
Tol and Gator love Bl h. ". OOuld and H. btrobelRh
boat ii, Levitt And C. Ford 90. 90, 60.
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Tho weekly rond run Of the corinthan Athletic Club
for the Catlin watch was participated In by large
number Of well known athletes last night. Tho usual
three mile traversed; tho start was made
from the club house at Ne ~ brighton Staten Island
The result follows ": W Knhlke, Prospect Harriers
go seconds, rrst in 10 minutes 10 secOndA Actual
time C. JArdne, Cornthian A q. Is minutes Is sec.
Ondsl second actual time 10 minutes; l. r. Goess-
ling COrinthiAn 4. Is minutGs third actual time 10
minntes 80 hecOnda
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4 Potato Ealing Contest.

The onion eating match which took place NJ Muvi.
hills in Front street OH Saturday night has been Tho
cause Of another match which will take place next
Friday night This latter contest will DO potato eating
AFFAIR. Tho conditions will be that the will have TO
pare thsir own potatoes after they are boiled. The
a. nutpnys 70 % usea VIII oe IIesh from me pof Ahd
will receive $50 the second SIS, and the third 81
Among tho contestants entered up TO yesterday are
Dick JohsL Jack snlllKAn. and four longshoIemAl.
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Tho winners were the Eureka. minutes and
class to cross the line. The shore House beat
tho next best boat in the class, the Anita of the
Newark Bay Yacht Club. second to cross tho
dia OF the homo club was the winner in The
youngster class by minutes 20 seconds over
second to cross. Capt Sus Of the Play Mate en-
tered protest with the Regatta Committee
against the Shore House. claiming q foul while
bont. After considerable discussion Before the
committee the complaint was Withdrawn, as IL
appeared. that neither boat was altogether
without fault
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Earned runR-Cloveland, .. Two base ht-DelehAnty
Three base nlt-Broqtners. Sacrifice hits-sIreker,
stovey. Base on balls-By Gruber :; by Madden 8
Struck: out+By GrubSr. 2; by Madden 2 Hit BY
Larkn, and Ie6eau; striekeF and LarkiH Quinn and
Gruber. ,; Madden, !. Umpires-Matthews and Leach.
Time-2:O2. Attendance estmated-SUo.
CINCINNATI June 2a-Paul fines reported to Manager
selee this morning and will play centre fed for the
Bostons this afternoon lio Is greatly pleased At his
engagement with the Boston Club.
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shooting at CreedmoOr.

Companies and Of tho Seventh Regiment n. a.,
B. Y, OF this city under command OF Col Appleton,
prAotSed ride shooting on the CrsOdmooT ranges yes
toTday. Both companies turned out IN full FORCE ThS
day was cloudy With light wind Company q quail
mad hfty.eiRht mArkGmtn aud Company eiKty'o
The Voley and skiTmiih nTng was exceptionally Gooa
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A DAY OF BIG BALL GAMES.
EXTRA INNINGS NEEDED TO DECIDE
sEVERAL OF THE CONTESTS.

Tho Brooklyn Up. L.) Club Drops Two GaHes
In Chicago, while tho New York IN. I'D
club Won and Lost In the Snme City.
Yesterdays results In the four big associa-
tlons were as follows:
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
First Ramo, Chicago. !; New York, 9.
Second ranel Now YORK, q; Chicago. 4.
First gamcl Philadelphia, l3; iIttsburRh, o.
(Sccond game Pittsburgh. ~; Philadelphia, ..
Boston, II; Lincinnhi., t..
Cleveland. 4 Brooklyn. q.
TIFF PLAYERS LEAGUE
Buffalo. Q; New York, Z,
Second game Chicago. -; Brooklyn,9
Philadelphia. q; Pittsburgh 3.
Cleveland, 10; Boston. 8.
THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
First enme-Athletc, rs: Syracuse,
Second glme-Athletic, 10; Syracuse, T.
Louisville. 81 Toledo. Q.
Columbus. 2: 81. Louis, l.
TIE ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION
Baltimore, s; Jersey City. 5.
Hartford o; Newark, 2
New Haven. 10: Worcester. l.
Wilmington, 8: Washington, 8.
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PITTSBURGH June "a" To he not 70 be-, in third
place was tho question settled Exposition Park
terday. and Philadelphia won the point. Tho score:

Earned runs-Pitsburgh. q Two base hits-yisner.
Wood. Three.hRse h-CRrroll Sacrifice hits--Nisner.
Carroll Beckley shindle Wood. Fogarty Stolen bases
Hockey Griffin, ShIndle Sanders BaseB on balls.
IIanlon Robinson Struck out-Galvn, Shindle Wood
a. FoRary. Cross Wild ,pItch-Galvin Left on 69ses
-PittsburRh. 7; PhapephiR- y. Time-l rs. Cmpire1
Ferguson and Holbert. Attendance-2,27z.
CLEVELAND CP L-). 10; BOSTON r. ~ r.
CLEVELAND, June 23-The Boston brotherhood Climb
played bali to day like team OF wooden men Tho
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ELNIEA June 81 All tho players OF the Brooklyn and
Rochester Base Ball Clubs arrested here to day
Tho Greenpont Athletic Base Bail club have June -
open Leontnes StocEtOns of Brooklyn preferred.
Address John NJ Ward 5ay LOriIner street, Brooklyn
Tho Lees Of Brooklyn have June - and July ~ open
and would like to hear from first class clubs having
closed grounds Address A. Rollins. 6o7 Bedford ave-
nue., Brooklyn.
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stnnsbury Beats O,Couuor.

SYDNEY. N. & W.. June 29.--The sculllng race
between william ]. OConnor. the Canadian
oarsman, and James Btensbury OF New South
Wales. took place to-day on tho ParamRtta
River, and was won by 6tansbuTy.
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Other Games
At Walden, n. Y.-Cuban Giants, o; Walden. l.
Tho Attendance Yesterday.
Games To-day.

NATIONAL LEAGuk.
Chicago vs. New York at Chicago.
Cleveland Va Brooklyn, at Cleveland.
Cincinnati va Boston. at Cincinnati
Philadelphia Va Pittsburgh at Philadelphia
PLAYERS LEIGuE,
Buffalo Va New York. at Buffalo.
Pittsburgh va Philadelphia, at Pittsburgh
Cleveland Va Boston, at Clevo and,
Chicago vs.. Brooklyn, at Chicago.
AMERICAS ASSOCIATION
Toledo vs. Louisville. at Toledo.
Rochester va Athletic, at Philadelphia
syracuse Vo. Brooklyn, at Syracuse.
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
No games scheduled.
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Polo at Orange.

The grounds OF tho Essex County Country Club were
this afternoon crowded with fashionable people, tho
occasion being tho first polo match OF tho series at
Orange The playing Was probably, the most brilliant
seen In Orange, the contrasting teams being tho
Rockaway hrst aud tho Meadowbrook trsL the two
crack teams OF the country. Tho MeAdowbrooks were
given u handicap Of hvo goals. Tho play started
promptly At ocl9rk with the teams lined W as follows
Mum, Jr. n D. Winthrop and 7. Hitchcock
ROckawAy dark bue)-J. J, johnson, j. ID. CheAVoE
n. Rutherford. and FoNhAll keene.
First ForiOd-RockAway scored goals and Meadow
brook gORs.
Second Teriod-RockawAy scored three goals and
MsndOwrook three goals Tho score nj the end OF the
game II 10 In favor OF the NeadoWbrookA
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| SO the Minerva wins the sweepstakes OF t7j
| and the Carroll Cup. beating the Choctaw 10
minutes seconds and the Liris IS minutes Fl
| Gannn6a -