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near you either
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Monitor Park. weehawken, n. J. AIlertous VS. Aomeu
tomorrow, ar. ~ i5c, IZd St (old FvTry.-Adr.
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Dunn whips Dryer.

ELrzAbErH July 1.-THE battle between James Dryer
Of this city and william Dunn OF BAyonne n. j., heavy
weights, took place Sandy Hook early hour
this morning In tho third round Dryer appeared to
have lost his head and he struck out wildly, but with
sufficient force to have felled had an been
within reach of his Est His heavy shoes ordinary pat
tern were more adapted to a contest in a plouRhed
field than on platform, md they gave him end OF
trouble. and he Stumb ed several times affordng his
nimbo and better shot excellent oppor.
tuntes punish him. and this Dunn did with consid.
cradle satisfaction to himself and his enthusiastic al
hereniB 4 scene OF wild excitement enSued as
Dryer stumbled and nearly fell. Dunn quickly follow.
lnH, but failing get in well aimed blow. Nut
Dryer recovered All upright position the Hudson county
still In pursuit delivered succession of blows
DIVERS body and head causing the claret to flow CO
piously
Tho shouting of the crowd confused both nghteS and
each sought his corner believing time had been called
Dunn surrounded by his seconds and driven back
when he pOunced upon Dwyer. who In the of
seating himself and punished him severely. blow
doubling Dwrer who rolled upon tho platform and
tumbled backward under the ropes upon the ground.
Dryer was picked mp by his seconds. brought inside
and placed upon his feet, which he had sooner
gained than punn who awaited Dwyer near the lat
ter corner rAined blows upon him. Dryers seconds
sought TO revive him by shower of water from pail
but he was pOweress lie compelled to bear terri
bic punishment until he dropped into his chair literally
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Royal Baking Powder makes hot
bread wholesome. Perfectly leav-
ems without fermentation. Quail
tiles that are peculiar to it alone.
RACING TO WIN At eU1rENBuRo.
Juio O., tho HTataRordn FIIIy, AID UPman
Head aud Mead at the Finish.

Juie O., tho MataEordn FIlly, aud UPmau
Head aud Mead atthe FInish.
The attendance was fairly good at gluten,
| burg yesterday, tho races were marked by
close and stirring finishes. and the betting was
| lively, hackers OF first and second choice
| horses reaping moderate harvest. Equality
won the opening dash by head from Marty
b.. Little BIZ coming in third, an open length
behind the leaders. The second race resulted
In brilliant finish. julio G. winning by nose
| from the Matagorda fllly, Gray & Co.'s colt Up
man tapping the fllly to her cars. Gardner beat
tho fayorte, Jennie Mcfarland. by nose in the
third race. Souvenir won the fourth race very
handily by three lengths from Count Luna, tho
choice Of tho talent. Rancocas first choice
~ the, fifth race, won like q race, borse.
BUSTED, second choice. securing tho place by
snurt at the finish I,lackthorn was clnch
Lonely beating iioyal Garter for the place By
half length. The summaries follow:
FIRST RACE.
Purse 1900 Of which so to second and SIS to third;
chn;. Browet.Sn.t Z. Equality. : by Ben dor-EQu =,
@issys eS C Marty b. los tBerGsn
L SSk Sun.r6y s f Mispe no. s. carlow
raciaIn, kemps My, RSse, BIoss Little Mickey and
Go Vase nIy also ran
Mutual, paid SEAS. s n n SOS s;iS
SECOND RACE.
Purse $780, OF which SO to second and S25 TO thrd
for maiden two year olis half mile.
EHce1i2r stable br c. Julou by Reiorm-zckA, los
" r. jennings Mata9orda dliy ijd
I. FP.d R%' n.urs Msry Roberts
also ran.
Mutua. paid s,s. 5m SIS $ i ss25
THIRD RACE.
Purse $40 Of which $50 to second and s2S to third;
W N RoRerss CHI. Gardner 4, BY King Felicity,
Liddii's ch. m. Jennie Mcfarland aged, io7 tBcr.
A. & icmlnS's CHI h. Randolph, aged io2 tTrboi -.
Mill T. ItS MoSfs lSHo%ood and 1iu John J.
also
Mutuals paid $40 30 s4i5. si3S
FOURTH RACE.
Purse 500 of which $50 second and so5 to third
selling; three quarters OF mile.
ihudiisb m Souvenir aged by Eolus-sans Suci.
G Rilnnss.e g co1n. Lima 10 ,Rorsen,........
rsnsrod sodns and Monte rsto also ram 0''0"'m0
Mu,uAls paid $685., SUI SUE 81 ~
FIFTH RACE.
Purse Soc Of which s75 to second and $2o to third;
O. walbaum's CHI. c Rancocas B. BY Iroquois-ontario,
4cE 81 F x".sts os
Lotion, Go Lucky, and Guarantee also ran.
Mu,uA,s paid IS rs. s hs%S s s.;S5s
Purs" s+0o OF which $50 to second and SIS third;
" gr9okss ~ +. BlHSkthOrn c. by Brsmole-vaer,
r. j Hutchnson's b Lonely. = il3 tTaraD ......
Excelsior stables CHI Royal Garter, l2i Steven
~ o; 3: sinmeer, Lancaster Big Brown Jug Jim
Mutuals paid s2o2,. sli.lo, and s4s,.
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Tho Athletics Play New Game.

LOUISVILLE July 1.-THE Athletics are striking bad
luck all round since they came TO Louisville. They
were knocked out again this morning Todays game
was played In the police court and was played by
Judge r. II. Thompson against Robinson. WEIGH, Sew.
ard, and Mcmahon OF the Athletics. The game
called at HAS A. NJ and lasted but few minutes but
that long enough for WEIGH the Rreat
centre fielder, to muf long fly and retire
Thoy strong around this morning trying TO hnd
what the Lousviio club have been eating and drink.
Hail Al Central station they were speaking OF tho Nc
Grath Cochran shooting Of last night and talked as
TAYLOR that the four Quaker. might prove valuable wit
and they were invited 70 step mo the city our.
and be examined as TO tneir kno~iedHe OF the shooting
Of The Judge, but wslch thought would hsvo iito
m,c.cnia.cd and maize nai nun Instead Of obey ~
ing The REQUEST Of The Court "slCh undertook TO be
me; / dont know nuihin' abou! the shootin',," and
with that he kept his seat MIR Clerk enter fne OF
Your Honor I'm a stranger here, an don't know
what you want, hSin., done n nuthin an don't know
We'll. ri teach yon enough 10 know how 70 conduct
yourself properly when You enter court room and to
5ss' fns SSu., Tn NJ
e TF' s &c rsss =
i sG ns s the d 3ads faoM THAT that a
he was being addressed by the Judge and that be
also spoke for stranger adding that the young
nv m %n sne s0e es s
him. THIS rather thin but Judge Thompson was
s Ren eaed The Phstsrhas before him and they
stated under oath that they knew nothing OF the shoot
''%sii sentiemsn this viii oOvis'o ths necessity q
your Appearing here morrow sorry 60 have troubled
you You are at liberty to 60 They did go. and made
home for tho hotel.
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PL1xY OCT TO WIN YESTERDAY.
The California Colt Wins After His Owners
are Cautioned.

CHICAGO. July liam inferior card failed to attract
tho crowd TO Washington Park to-day not over 800
lovers OF racing witnessing the rather tame sports
which only remarkable for ssries OF victories
for the favortes The weather was never finer and
the track fast.
California again showed up prominently, having two
winners in Pny and Al Farrow. while the remaining
races fell in turn to Ida, Pckwick Rimini and Pat
Sheedy.
In the opening race sweepstakes for two year ods
at i've fnrongs Ida PicEwick was the favOro at to
tu:Sle in the home stretch with Allan Hsne the latter
being beaten but n short head Annie Brown third
two lengths on. Time, lOl4 Tho second race. q
starters. piny 10 10 shot two days ago but To-
day his party plunged on him although he
much better neld. II was backed down to
odcs on favorite and won in hand by half
Time a. 1t is said tho judges warned Kelly
SAmuels OF Pny before dAy'S that they
would stand no more queer running with Pliny any
other horse In their powerful stable. In the sweep
sixteenth that followed A Farrow was big faVOrte
and playing with his competitors he his third
OF the meeting as he pleased BY Length from Baggage.
Time i:+sA selling sweepstakes at one
mile for three yeArolds and upward was won
letta was the tayorite. but she was mover danger
ridden out BY length from Arundel with yattel q
by the Chicago Stables to her breeder and former
owner Armstrong OF Montana, for sos over her
trance price OF 81 yn selling purse for AL ares at
one mile closed the days racing and tho largest
Held OF the eting sixteen In number went to the
Pat Sheedy closed favorito and he gradually worked
half length from IIornpipe, while KhAtton was q
close third Time, ] AZ
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Vi. A. TAYLOR beat W. p RnAnp 7-5 ia
The record OF tho PLAYERS un to date Ia a. follows
The MontcrA,r Tennis Tournament.

Tho continuation yesterday OF the open tournament
on the Montclar lawn tennis courts the most
cessful and brilliant ever before played these
kins beat g. Colgate,Jr 60 90; Fowler beat WSmith
90 6-i. go; A. II. Lockett beat r. Colgate g. 6-i
Second round-C. A. Gould beat r. ". Boyd, Jr. 81
Ga Ga; Hail beat Reach Ga 40 63; A. II. Lockett
beat Fowler g.. "a A. the players were anxious to
IN the io1hles the fnals In the singles
laid over until this afternoon.
The doubles were then started, resulting thua Fro
liminary round-Smith and Cook beat Griitn and COL
gate 6-t6-4 First round: Porter and Pau! Ken
nedy heat Smith and took "a G-5: T. w and ". POr.
ter beat Curtis and Ring s. 60 Perkins and Hobart
heat Hamilton and Ward e. B-3: Kellogg and Boyd
beat Gould and vanderkieft 81, 90; Fowler and
Beach beat Holmes and Lockett 60 Ga: Gambler and
FCtt beat Rowland brothers 6-a 40 7-5, and Brown
and Colgate beat Tompkins and Jewett OIL. ga Tho
second round will be played today and tho finals on
Monday afternoon,
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A checker contesl for the championship OF the east
side heavy gold medal and 500 in stakes with 50 per
OF the gate money added has in progress
the last week at Won Nindens Casino, Avenue A and
Second street There were four contestants at the
start Heng, NJ. Lichenberger. J. Gloch Jr, and an
unknown. The first evenings play convinced the IN.
known rs well ms Mr.. Gloch that they not In it,
and they withdrew rs gracefully as possible. leaving
the checkored neld MesRrs Lichtenberger and eng
The attendance. said Manager &. ". Conrath has
been very fair 40 far On tile first evening both men
contest resulted III tie Also the total mum Der game
amounting ~ for each contestant On tho third
evening LichtenberRer forged ahead with SO gameB
won to 81 for his opponent giving the former ls6 and
the latter liz points Yesterdays match resulted in
another tie the fifteen games played being equally di.
yided LichtenbsrRcr having scored 81 and nenig rs
tom
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Other Games.
At Peekskill-GorhamS 4; Travis g.
Tho Attendance Yesterday.



NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Now York We Pittsburgh. at tho Polo Rrounds
BROOKLYN vs. Cincinnati at Washington Park
Philadelphia va Cleveland at Philadelphia
rLLrFRS LEAGuE
New York VS. Chicago, at brotherhood Park.
s6 SSa,y Y r f smMG at at Bo%n r"FH
Philadelphia VS. Cleveland, at rhiadeiphiL
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Toledo vs. brooklyn, at Toledo
Louisville vs. Athletics at Louisville.
st Louis VS. syracuse, at st Louis
Columbus VS. Rochester at Columbus
ASSOCIATIONS.
Worcester VS.. Jersey city. at Worcester.
baltimore Wilmington. at baltimore.
Hartford vs. New Haven at Hartford
AxArEHR ATHLETIC HAGUE
The New York Athletic Club vs. Berkeley Athletic
Manhattan Attn stic Club VS. Yonkers Athletic Club at
ionkerA
Staten Island Athletics Crescent Athletics at Bay
Staten Island Crickes " EnElewood Field Club, at
oIurR GAMES
New Jersey Athletic Club ~ pauntless a. Elizabeth
qnos Hihiet MS SS a. NeX.rS
Perth Amboy Athletic Association Va West End Ath
KCnSington Athletic Club VS. Puritan Athletic Club
suburSans vs.. West Bergen Athletic Club at West
Bergen.
IroQuois Athletic Club ut BERGEN Point.
S. p%mSs; b a. ar a.
Star All sties vs. il. 3'Nsn 40 At Newark;
hHndais vs. hsncoeaS at RSndaIls Island.
Alerts v: Gleason Dia II ,sfa a ra'sOic,
Flushing 4 q va 4, 4. 4. 4: A. at Flushing,
MI Vernon Athletics Va Russell, BurdSaI Ward, at
Pit pEss GnsS!sr Va Athletic, a, naesens.es
stars VS. Hackett CarhRrt Co, at Long Island City
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Cricket.

In the great Western match between Chicago and
PlttsburgJ @ DAVIS late Of the ManhRttanB failed %
score. Pittsburgh won by seven wicketE.
The New Jersey Athetic club are well pleased with
the hospitality and good nature Ut the Boston cricket
erG They were lavish in the display OF the former
while their KOoi the fact that II ey
allowed tho sew Jersey mon two innings in each
match to their ono,
To-day tho third serieH Of games for the league
championship wiz no played aud change viii have to
TAO GlAue Tue positions nj the din erOnt club. Tho
MnnhatiRns vii pay tho rOsmOpolltAns tho Sew YOrks
viii may the New Jersey A. e.. ana the Kings County
viii play tho BeliOrds
Two d 'Rths were cause recently IN Engan by 10.
I'M struck wi n a tai Nhir playing CrirEca A 10y
named IlnunAu was srIrh lrluul tie aud liel
sral hours hitcfwar AMI a. Other 10Y named Harding
while rafting III" tail was knuCh'd IncOnsri0us hy hr.
ing hit the temple but resumed PLAYING after Ehur
rest aud was struck the second luc IN the nose a ID
died the same evening
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Tho Players League.
CHICAGO tP. L.). 7; NEW YORK Up. L. 2

CHICAGO II. L.. z; NEW YORK IP L., 2.
The Chicago Up. L. team played a strong
every point 0'Day's irregular pitching was
probably the principal cause for tho home
tbea9's misfortune. He was not hit very
q the proper time. and the result was that OF
tye bases on balls and TWO hits by pitched
Dali Tour OF the seven runs were scored. Very
elngularly, OF the four fielding errors made
py the home team mono resulted serious
". The Chicagos, played with but one, fielding
throw 10 third base In the NTH Inning. and the
error let IN run. Baldwin pitched In grand
me first hit and run was made. Then. too. no
vas preItIly supported. Darling's display at
Hrst was particularly prominent He made
IN tue seventh, The score:
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Tho .Iennette Gun Club.

Al last nights meeting OF the Jeanette Gun Club held
at the headquarters, corner Of Greenwich and Cham
bers sreetA 1t was decided by unanimous seud
n challenge for a return match with tho Washington
Heights Gun Club, and to invite q committee OF that
gAnzation meeting to be held at 1853 Sixth avenue
July ~ when the date for the contest will be
ranged There doubt that the Washington Heights
people will accept tho challenge Tho conditions win
be the same as these agreed on for the July shoot
that IT, the birds will he furnished by the jeanette Gun
Club and the losers viii pay for them: gun below the ell
how until the bird IL tho wing % Yards but 40
yards boundary instead Of So the match take place
At the GuttenburR race track
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New York bicycle Club,s Road Rnce.

Tho second OF tho series OF hVc.mis handicap road
OF the Now York Bicycle Club for handsome prizes
will ho run on tho Broadway course this afternoon
Eight entries have been received TO which Capt N-sht
hs. ALLOTTED the following haudicaps: Scratch q. 5.
Noble J. W. Hanson aud q. W Ncslt; thirty Eeconls
" X horton and a. w. French two minutes g.
SlIngeTand. ! Two and hSf minutes, W q lIevderkrr
and H. an buren,. The starr will he made ut 4. NJ,
W Hanson who won tho at contest from scratch,
II strong fayorite his eliminates for hrs place
which should no win VIII place to his credit tho largest
number Of points for III two
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Entries for Moumouth PnrE.

The non-appearance OF Tenny or Senorita in
the Monmouth Cup leaves it walkover for
the HaRgin par, Salvador and Flrenzi. The
July Stakes should DO a good race and on
public form 1t ought to lay between Reckon
and Bolero. Eon and Blue Rock ought
to have the finish in tho first to them
selves. Castawav may win the fourth with
Eurus second, and Turmoil and Westchester
may do for tho nth. Arab and Bradford ought
to go we'll In the sixth, Yam Cloche and Young
Duke should be dangerous in the seventh and
whatever beats Gold Dollar and Exclusion will
have to race in the last According to the con-
ditions OF the race Adelina is not eligible. as
she won race at Sheepshead Bay.
First Race-Handicap sweepstakes, for three.year.
olds and upward with 81 0o added three quarters OF
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Bnae BnII Notes.

With Corkhin and o'Rrisn absent; Brooklyn die
The Buffalo team are travelling in too fast COMPANY
They need pitchers ana cschers badly in order to make
| any kind Of a showing.
and their wives and children attend the games on tho
Eastern Park grounds regularly.
and had batting average smith IN like mum
Der OF games had an average OF .l"i
ses Ts%%Sias Es:s 5a SIuS Ha4 t5sEaIy I9iqa va
Eiver, on Tuesday evening
This atternoons game at Washington Park win tell
The s TsA Mb s' lead VIII
win he in Tie box for tho home team.
% sy and Ensr s' cS SSSh
played several years with Jersey City last season
since.
nemminV is the name Of the new pitcher Ward in.
Es S%; y Paysd Nh A. tsy:and PES
the latter club was very good
all b as To- hs sa To, q Nfr hs P
6sa viii prosSy be cor day Tn does
PSt look A. Il The Nsw Y IS were EonF' the wall
Pete Conway. the pitcher of tho BROOKLYN CP. IL
team who so mysterousy disapIeared has been heard
been laid up with malaria but e now on the road 10 re
CoYory, and expects to be with tho team in another
An interesting contest is about to take place hstween
three Of ns os s ~ The ss SS yT a 2s Island
Of ten games each. f2r handsome silver mounted bat
io%ans Win play at rst game T.O today 'AO'
The directors Of the Columbus Base Ball Club have re
leased William Widuer pitcher and Johnson
were given TO understand that they would follow
m m .fy ana liza psr new viii f S e
before tho team goes East. The MANAGEMENT Is getnE
tired losing games with the high team in the
Association and change must come the whole team
10 to be released.
That tho Now York tP H. Club made fragrant error
in loAninR Hatfield 10 tho Boston Club T. conceded by
enthusiastic supporters Of the Now York Club
and by a number OF Mayors Tho Boston Club also
in for fair share Of blame in the Transaction
A. u prominent player put II Yesterday: John Ward
Is perfectly right in the stand that he has taken
matter and his protest will hold good. The sum and
substance OF all VIII be that the game yesterday with
Pittsburgh viii be thrown ont and Hatfield will be OBJ
lged to return TO the New York club "
a. q; "pnldng rag E.steTEdIay'S game at the Polo
Antly to:other. Joking aud laughing in q way that
shove both were In tic happicst frame OF mind They
did dot Ike men who had a great deal at stake
"Ilow is;the out.ookt was asked Mr. spGldInR "Ali
right! all right" he exclaimed The National League
has nothing to complain Of Have noticed the at.
tendance this week. thought you had. That's on.
couraRinR, isn't itr The League Is OutdrAwnR them
two to on. now and mink 4 will continue 20 do so
tie blows away the league will still 10 doing business
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BOSTON IL. l.


BosrOS. July Il.-Thers was too much Chicago -
influence about todays game TO please Arson and his
m
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The Empire Hide Club.

Tho Empire Rife Club continued its all season tOur
nament tho loc.foot range OF the Germnn.Amercan
Shooting Society II st. Marks place, on Thursday
evening W. RoE.nbanm, better known to New York
rito shooters BunulO BilL carried off first honOrs
again with los out Of 100 points the evsring
get Onoinch builseye The other scores were:
A Etah Jr.. lu2: W Miller. %; c. Zeuer, Jr, %; j.
Grimm ~; W. Meisenhelder. 81; j. Zettsr, u.s. Il.
smith, ~; II. MeHendort 20.
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The New York schuetzen Corps.

The New York schueuen Corps not well repre-.
scented usual at yesterdays fourth season shoot
tho Union Hill Schuetzen Park. many members having
left town for the hot Those present yesterday
ran up good scores considerably better than at the
meeting before On the man target v. Harschen took
hrst hnnorR with ~ uut OF tho possible 2UI points
j. Chrisen made 49, and b. Zettler 1872 was third Tho
most points on the point target were scored By A. j.
Chrlsion and H. FeiHel Jr IS each II. Zetcr making
u? a. J. Chrisen AMI I Klein were also credited with
two red flags t5inch bulls eyes, each. NJ Dwinzelo
and Zettler hitting the centre once each. The mex;
shoot OF tho corps VIII take place the second Friday
August
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LAWN TENNIS


Like the four preceding days Yesterday the fifth In
the invitation tournament OF the Country Club At
Westehester was another marked by pleasant weather
and large attendance Charles f. sandN the hero Of
the day before account OF his having defsA ed the
champion fell an easy victim TO Howard A. Taylor as
also did W. + Knapp. n r. Huntington, il,
and A. p Wright. played an excellent match
In which Wright was defeated. Tho possession of the
waterbury Cur viii be decided this afternoon, when
the nnAl match X r. Huntington, Jr.. and Clarence
Hobart will play two matches, one this morning and
one In the Afternoon Mr., Taylor will also play a
match with w J.. Knapp. Tho summary Of yesterdays
FOURTH RoUSr
II. A. Taylor beat c. r. Sands e-3, 6-2.
RouSp
n P. Huntington, Jr, beat A. F. wright io-S 90
ell
y: A. Taylor beat W. r. Knapp rs rs
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The Yonker. Tennl. Tournament.

YoSKERs July 1.-THE attendance at the third days
play in the tournament OF the Yonkers Lawn Tennis
Club this afternoon larger than the pre-.
coding days The playing very close and exciting
and at times brilliant The finals In the mixed doubles
tourney will end. Tho scores; Mixed doubles second
rOund-C Runyon and Miss Elting beat II n baird. Jr
and Miss Clark 6-l So V. Eltina and Miss Law beat
II Hobrook and Miss Baldwin. 81, e-3.
In tho mons doubieR final round c. Runyon and "
Al
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william T. Douglass steam yacht Aida n 7. y c.
10 laid up at GTeonpoint undergoing rnpaTE shs 10
having new boiler put In, and will bo ready for trial
trip 10 day.
Mr. WORK sooP Mischief Is laid up at Edgartown in
charge OF her sailing master Capt BcoVL Her owner
has purchased the eGtoOGt Dorothy in which he Intends
70 50 6luSnShiuE
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A Big Fly by "A Pigeon.

LOWELL, July Ia homng pigeon owned by Patrick
Flynn OF this city set at liberty at Valley Field Post
once Tuesday morning at 0:l3 O'Clock, and arrived
here on Wednesday morning at o'clock nyng . dis.
lance OF between 800 and 10 mites IN little more
than twentyix hours she lost in that limo ivs
heat of the day.
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IN the game took all the ambition out OF the
each made four bits, and Kinslow also distin-
Rulshed limself as n sluERer By knocking out
other weak exhibition of ball playing. Wey-
hlnY pitched remarkable strong game; he
held his oUponents down to nine hits and these
were Kept at pretty saie distance apart. The
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Tho Manhattan Gun Club.

At the shoot of the Manhattan Gun Club held at the
Queens County Driving Park on Thursday, Lichten
berger Lambrecht and MeiSenhoder tied for the nrSt
medal and prizes i've out OF possible seven
birds Lchtenberger captured the medal on the shoot
on The second medal went 20 Bayer who killed four.
and tho third 10 Hoffman,, who defeated BreithOn
tho shoot'oh OF the tie.