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The Harlem Regatta Association.

The delegates to the Harlem Regatta Association met
last night at tho Grand linton Hotel consider tho pro-
tests entered by tho wyanoke and Crescent Clubs
AGAINST the Ravenswood and Hudson Boat Clubs boats
which competed in tho barge race In the Harlem re-
Ratta on Decoration Day D. Mchaols Of tho Ravens
wood Boat Club was there to represent that club He
stated that their boat inspected by the com.
m'tiee and no objections made to her and therefore
thought his club eutiti cd to the prizes
After coLsiderahIe discussion the delegates admitted
That they had erred In permitting these two boats 10
compete they being entirely out OF the class OF the
other boats, yet they awarded the prizes to the
more stringent laws bo drawn up to prevent recur-
The delegates present were: President Walter Wool.
ley Metropolitan; Secretary;H. J. BehrenE Jr. II. W
Atnlanta; G O. Peterson, New York Athletic Ciubi r
G. Van Santyoord Berkeley Athloto Ciubt J. r. Abel
Jr, Nassau Boat Club.
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The Attendance Yesterday.
Games To-day.

NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York va. Boston. at tho Polo grorndA
Philadelphia Vi. Brooklyn, at PHILADELPHIA two games
cleveland vs. Chicago at Cleveland.
IlttbDurRh VE. Cincinnati At Cincinnati
rGLYEEs' LEAGuS
ihlladelnhia vs. Boston at Philadelphia two Eame1
Cleveland VR BunalO at Cleveland.
Chicago va Pittsburgh at Chicago
bNElIrAS ASSOCIATION
BROOKLYN vs. syracuse, A. piiRewood Park
Eoch"t er vs.. hth."IIrs At Rochester.
81 louis W. Toledo al 81. Louis.
Louisville vs. Columbus at Louisville.
ArIANTi; ASSOCIATION
Jersey City vs. " lmington. at Oakland Park
W OrceNer vs. Hartford. AT Worcester
baltimore vh Washington, Al baltimore
newark VS. New Haven, At Newark.
AMATEUR ATHLETIC uNI0S LKAGus
- New Jersey Athletic Club VS.. Manhattan Athletic
Club az Manhattan Athletic lnb grounds.
- New YORK Athletic Club vs. YOnkerS Athletic Club at
yonkers ' "
ANArluR IKiGuH.
staten Island Athletics vs Staten Island Crckets at
: tngIewood Field Club vs. Crescent Athletics al Bay
Ridge
OTHER CAMS.
Gorhams VS.. llObOkens at lIObOkrn
Mount vernon Athletics vs.. Athletics at Mount Yer.
lIrooklyn Police vs. City Works Department at Fast
,rn Park. ~
stars vs. Columbia College at Long Island City
West Ends vs.. Iroqnos at SOmervillc
star At9leiics 70; Ironsides at Newark
Jersey Jr, w. Black Diamonds al old Polo RroundA
fiShhill VS.; fouRhkeepsio at tishkilL
LenoL Va Flushing 4. Mt Flushing.
AlerG ys Charter oaks ut laSsac,
Mostneld A. C. VS. st Louis College at westneld
Linden VS. Twenty third Regiment at Linden
Rockville Centre VS.. Babylon at Babylon
Volunteers Va, Oradel al OrAdeL
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..o s. 90 sF II. tn TSa'F score book viii
n sSsn ssS ssn AZ P sPi 'S5G nG
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4. wsi q: n cS SsSHa.2 a.P. f1 al
%oad have ssearsG victory Tor The ssor. stool
sn a :npE G'S
sS S o S:%ad and ktoy ar s aSs 1 s%eDsSS he
S s but ssSs' S. s S S KrdI Fl sanon anu the hOmo
Acting President u'Neil made the announcement
yetteriay a, ne team viii savS 10 night Tor Sincm, M
for seysfs r""soh: Was found imPossiS. play g
% sway @ tssgfSPhiS vote VII be TAKEN axe n " The ssslo
Gsce TesS n. S 81 % n,, nS nns NAY rssSSs n
intr goes down to 8 cents i, VII pf9.a6y be Looked
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ySahs @ pisc6sr named k.iy b.SsE1s e ks;SiSiss
and ks asd Ao q e. SsS 3aSs 20
OIoarke wa. particularly anAous that be should hSyS
.. come 'S fscm iIsi sssi Of N.s
S@ is SH sH !d @ S HH Ss be % ott p sFE dow"
DEsvEa June a-rhs st. raul Base Ball Club may dis.
sssPss s y ssf! Ssy sons s W: Prs%..a hem
Ing and decided that they would stfko for what due
confer with Manager Thompson and inform him that
they would 20 further until their salaries paid.
il IL said that Lincoln stands ready TO take the IRAN
che and Ia anxious to get it Late this evening the
money was received. Catcher Charley Hoover was
Suspended BY the Kanlas CITY Club to day
wtio pay Hoover 10 abe ad OF the club and yohter
day asked for more money President Speer gave him
S50. but he demanded more, which was not forthcom
and was suspended ~ Manager Hackett has received
who was cal yesterday to Hackett says he has
incipient eoften,ng of the brain. Umpire BogR has
sent In hs reS2natiun umpire in the Western Asso
ciation. Frank Bandee Omaha man, will probably
be appointed his successor.
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rhoy Are oo,nr 60 1E,ao IN Europo

European Cycle tours are becoming quite the proper
thing for American wheemen the number OF mon an.
nually taking journey through England wheels
hasof late yearB become numerous that Messrs p A
Elwell and H c. Higgins of Portland. Mo- conceived
the idea of arranging yearly tour, which, although
rather slimy attended at nrs has become noces
sary to limit the number OF participants. The 1870
taunt under the guidance OF these men will sail this
morning on the Lo BourRoRne Tho mon will be &C.
companiod BY their wheels all OF which are
safety machines. For three months tour
twenty-five men registered at the Metropolitan
Hotel yesterday previous to starting. They were
C. h. Atwood Providence, r. l.; O. Baok. Brie, Pa;
O Brinsmade, Cleveland. Ohio; ". W. Dudley Mass;
J. g. and }. N. Duer Jacksonville, Ill; r. A. Elwell
Portland Me-; g. Hard New York city; II. G. Higgins
Portland. Ne; @. R HobbG centralis Ill: p e. Jones
s. Louis Moi B. |. Lucas Monmouth Ore: N. Z.
Morris and II. Paistc Philadelphia, Pa B. J. Parker
West Chester, Pa; u K. Peton, 1owvile. n Y; J. T.
Quinn, Albany n. Y; L. Robson. Maiden, Masa G r.
Tyler. Providence, r l., and j. T. Wnkonsen, BAlti.
more Did.
Hayre. France on June l5 From there they will start
Ina this month and switEefiand Germany and Holland
during July and August arriving at Rotterdam on Aug
IT.. steamer will DO taken from there TO London,
where they will arrive on Aug 10. The party will then
diIband ARRANGEMENTS have been made ahead for the
accommodation Of the party. and the time schedule
has been so arranged az TO permit the tourists visit
all places OF note In each town.
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HomIne Pigeons.

mo second concourRe OF the will be own
under the and rules OF tho Federation of
American Homing Pigeon FAnclSrS over n 800 mile
course today. The birds for the New York section
have been shipped and will be liberated at Il A. NJ,
Weather permitting, at Charlottesville, Va II all CON
dtons are favorable the birds ought to arrive at tho
lofts between and 3 p, " Tho strong Kings County
Homing Club OF Brooklyn have entered thirty.nye
birds from tho following lofts: l. W. spanEehL 0: DR..
H. 2 Aten. q p shArding 8; J. CAdoo. 10; H. watJen
Z; T. CappelL /.
The Hudson Homing Club will fly It's birds on Sunday,
possible, tho PIGEONS having been shipped to Char
otesville. Va so miles distance, where thoy will be
lnsra.ed @ - atsA ~ ive5,oG has entsrsds: j. Bal.
County CnR win also let ak of his homs hy with tho
Hudson birds
Twentyseyen strong flyers belonging to members Of
the brooklyn Homing CLUB were Slipped yesterday by
Adams Kxpre1S to ten Greedy at Washington D &.
expected that they viii cover the distance Of 2o miles
Nh III %oHuts % are pres from pietriGhs
CAnncll 2 ~ - =
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The National League

BOSTON IN. L.. 10: NEW YORK IN. IT,. 3.
The weather was so threatening yesterday
that 1t looked as II there would be no game at
the Polo grounds. but the rain managed to
hold of until after Umpire McCabe called
play" GasscCck was back In his old place.
and he was heartily cheered when he came to
tho bat. Rusie WAS TO have pitched. but at
the last minute Burkett was substituted
Again did tho New Yorks succumb to the
Bostons Clarkson's curves completely mysti-
fled tho home players. 1t was the first game
he has pitched In this city this season. and the
9O2 spectators showed that they had not for
Cotton him. IN the sixth iunIng Burkett hit
him on his injured foot with pitched ball. but
II was nothing that will result seriously.
le most pleasing nnrt OF the whole game
was Bnrkett's pitching. II ho had been able to
: on. for the fleldeis would then have had no
chances. md there would have been no errors.
youngster who. in tho face OF the ,yellowest
Kind OF lall playing by the team back Of him.
Gun hold his end up as vel rs he did, has in
him the making Of a great ball player. He did
after err RS Were made. making up his mind
that he would do the best lie could at all haz-
ards.
Burkett did nearly ali tho playing on the
New lork side. Eighteen Boston men came to
the lat and OF these he struck out eight. He
unasBisted making twelve men that he took a
hand In retiring. Oi the five hits made by the
New Yorks ho got three. single. doubloand
a TN ee- baggeE lie hatted In one run. and on
his two-b bigger and one hy buckley he made
another run. This is certainly r great record
ior the lad. So pleased was the crowd with
his work that il shouted words OF encourage
iuent to him. The score:
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Tennis Notes.

The Flatbnsh Fiold Club will hold members tennis
tournament at their grounds Whrery Rvenne Fiat
bush beginning june ~, aud tho following Saturday
Afternoons Gentlemen singles will begin June ~.
The Clover Tennis Club has been organized In Pear
nnlln Mss Helen sherman MHs chosen rrctient; MiSs
Gertrude Austin Vice President Miss Henrietta Pear
sal. Treasurer. and Mrs Edith Dayton Secretary.
The games OF the Central Tennis League of Union
county. y. j.. will be continued this season with tho
,Hms clubs as heTotofore. viz kosells Tennis GLuD
heehrld Tennis Club EmorA Tennis Club and West
End Tennis Club of Elizabeth. The officers of tho
League are! President Richard Greene OF Elizabeth;
Nice.Prcsident A. AperS of Westheld; Secretary and
Treasurer; Crosby White OF Bimora. The tournan.nt
VIII consist or doubleR with the following schedule;
June Roselle at wesneld! june lt, Eimora AT West
End June ~, Westneld at Blmorh' juno y, West End
at Roselle; July Roselle nt Blmora; July L. West
,s nsld at Wst End July ie ElmoEs q. ws't"ld; Jnly
sept q. west Bnd at ElInora Sept. il Elmora at
RUsolls; Sept ~, West End at WeBtneld.
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Tho Emciency of Training.

Some time ago Patrick Seery Of Jersey City
fell on the top OF the grand stand at Mon
mouth Park. and sustained such injuries
that his life was despaired Of His arm. leg.
ribs. shoulder, and head we're all broken or
injured, and he sustained internal injuries
enough TO kill three ordinary men. When he
was taken TO the hospital at Long Branch 1t
was noticed that his muscular development
was magnificent. but no one suspected he was
e trained athlete. The other day he said to
Sun reporter:
Athletic sports have always been my hobby
and whan fell | was In training for milo
running race at the Wayne Athletic Club
Eames, and my splendid condition saved my
life Had been fat and out OF condition my
system would never have wlthstood the shock.
There is one feature OF my accident that has
never been spoken about and that Is the man.
ner In which | STRUCK the second girder whenI
missed my hold on the beam TO which jumped.
1 caught at rope that was dangling close by
me and managed to reach It, but the weight OF
my body was too much, and slid down the
roDe. which burned the flesh OF my right hand
clear to the bone The swinging of the rope.
however threw me on the second girder. and
30 broke my fall"
When asked if he intended to take up ath-
leuc srorts again. Seery replied: II my
broken leg docs not Interfere with my speed.
you Will see mo wearing the Wayne Athletic
.lub col0rs next year. and l hope to carry
them to the 'front.'"
The sun., 1890-06-07

0osslp ol eporls WIth Arm. aud I.egs.

Tho monthly entertainment of the Electric Star Ath
street. this evening
The picnic and snmmornGht's festival ~ the Clinton
n u Ihkes place on Monday evening AT suEer Harlem
RIVER FArk aud Casino ll7t street and Second avenue
The annual picnic and games Of the Letter Carriers
Association Of this city will 10 held at suffers Harlem
kNer fArk Tho games are for tho most part npen only
TO carriers The only event open to all IL mile run
Tho ureenyllle NJ e. A have secured site suitable
Tor outdoor paStimeS and u cindsr path WILL NJ
once he laid II Is located at the foot OF Chapel ave
nue. and commands a splendid view OF New York Bay
and lie surroundings
The annual meeting of The kensipRion Athletic Club
VIII take place a. the club house, Jersey city Heights
this evening OfioeTs for the ensuing yrAr viii bs
elected The SiHos objects at present are more on The
social hde OF nte put there strong feeling prevalent
Tor athletics which will probably end IN the ofhoen
being elected who Will try ana promote the same
Tho National Athletic club Of Brooklyn will hold their
nL.i annua games az DscEelman, Rid-ewood iark,
saturday, July o. and the following events are open TO
az AmLtsurs' One luudredyard dash ono, quarter
mile ran, one mile TuI, one mile walk running High
jump. putting sixteen pound shot all Handicap aad
one hh mile run, novice, for Ih0to who rave never
won y pTlle al All open competition, Hkndroms gold
watch 20 fTsL oliver watch tsrond and tnVer medal
10 thId In each event A, U rules govern Entries
close JuSS "a RRrAReS fSs 10 cents for each event
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with Bell and Racquet In Jer,ey.

The LENDERS and friends OF the Caldwell Lawn Ten
MS Club, Newark had an enjoyable time on the occa
OThe annual summer tournament OF the Montcair
Lawn Tennis Club will take place on the organzntons
courts located in that place beginning Monday July
and ending Saturday July IL
The courts OF the Sylvan Social and Tennis Club will
bo opened to-day. They located on the corner OF
Lafayette and Van Horn strestS Jersey City. The
grounds and representative play ors are alike-nRtty
The DAnforth Tennis Club which " the elevated
OF any In Treenve. n j. 10 on deck this season with
grave expectations of oyertoppng all previous dongR
The court located on Danforth avenue, laid out
with pleasing horticultural aspect
Newark has gathered another sprghtly club into her
fold II Is the Glen Ridge Lawn Tennis Club, with
courts located on Highland avenue and having Tor itS
diGnitaires Nossra y. ID. Smith and B. WillRma who
are President and Vice Pr esident respectively.
Probably no tournamen In America will create such
interest aB that which befAs the given under the
auspices OF the Orange Lawn Tennis Club The grounds
alone act nuoleus to all players OF note, and the
tries are liable to be large Il will comm enoo Mon
day June 33 and continue on following days until the
event Is decided feature will bo tho snRlse for the
championship Of New Jersey and costly trophy cup,
which At present in possession OF G. Hobart winner
OF last years championship.
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Riley Buys tho Fast Trotter.
Reference,

Among tho turftos who were at Dundee Park
yesterday afternoon WAS Mathew Riley Of this
city, n well-known road rider and member OF
tho Driving Club Mr. Riley had Just returned
from Ohio, whore he had made an important
purchase in the brown geldlng Reference, ono
OF the crack campaiGners OF last season. The
tr0tter WAS owned at Chillicoihe hy C. w.
story. and tho price paid for him was $4,000.
being a son oil Administrator, by lty6EYks
lianbotonian. From his dam, Modjeskn,
Itoiorence gets the IGmbletonian Star cross
through Enlleld. with strain Of Morgan blood
in the second dam by AilSa9di Golddust. His
best per Ormance was at st. Louis last October
where he won the southern Hotel Stake Of
2ils in the third heat. beating the crack four.
year 'oId sta stallion Harry Noble besides Hen
Mr. Rioy says he will drive reference With
Lynn "" 2;3l T. black geldnG that was in
KnRpsark McCnrthy'S string last year. lie
expects TO ride pretty fast with this pair and
may send them Tor record TO mole, Reiorenco
was SHIPPED Yesterday ny express. and will bo
in his new home to-day.
The sun., 1890-06-07

NEW YORK tP. L.l IL; DRoOKLYN iP. L. 2.
1t has always been claimed that ladies'
day " was sort OF a mascot for the Brooklyn
P. LJ team II that is tho case. yesterday was
an exception. for In the presence OF l.G23
spe, tntors, Including several hundred ladies,
the Hrookyns were inGloriousIy defented In
siv-inninG game mt brotherhood Park. 1t WAS
the easiest kind Of victory for the New lorks,
who played without an error Of any kind. Van
Haltrcns name was down on the score card to
pitch. but Sowders, tho speedy left handler.
WAS substituted. He was not nearly as suo-
cessIul as Murphy was on the previous day
FO,Ite"n Lifts. including two three aggeTs
and double in six innings ls record which
anv pitcher would like to avoid But Sowders
Ing lit freely. lie was wild. giving six men
buses on balls. three of which produced runs.
Three additional runs were made by errors OF
ward md Joyce, the formers error In tho
third inning. whereby he faied to complete q
double play, sent two men acrosB the plate.
The Brooklyns started Of well. earning two
runs IN tho first inning, but after that they So
,ured but TWO base hits of O'DRy. who was APP
inlcnjlv Mt his best Ward made what was
seemingly u safe hit In the third inning. but
U,Nou! ke, nlter u hard run toward centrellleld,
nm unusually brilliant play
The hntlinG OF the New Yorks was the life Of
Inc Enme Slnucry was the only unfortunate
one with the stick. But for special ground
Iuies; which were almost imperative owing to
pool OF water ut right field the extra hits
won d have undoubtedly been greater, FWinP's
batting was feature. The score:
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"hSollAA

mo hill climbing contest 70. o. Louis wAssimsn vf
bsrs only.
The competitors In the Broofyn Club safety raea on
Juuo2s will be schoefor. r. coninRsby, II. Mathewa
aud J. +. Borlsnd,
Tho Hartford Wheel Club have been compelled to Sc
cure larger club quarters OF their increa
ing membership
party Of the KinRs County wheelmen will visit New
Haven on Monday to participate In tho meet OF the
Connecticut division ofths League Of American Wheel
men,
tonrng party made up Of TheeImen from Hartford
and surr oundinR towns will wheel to New Haven to-
morEow and remain over Monday to participate In the
division meet
Great preparation e being made By the racing men Of
the Hudson County WheoInen for their hyo nile club
Pace which will occur on June 2l Entries close on
June II with Capt. Day.
Its be hoped that tho reckless riding in the bicycle
race al the nteroooRiAte games on Saturday last will
no, be In the special contest Yale aud
such riding viii not bs toelated by the meet ohcers
LONG BaAHoH June 6.-whitau s. Hill of this place
aud Fred }. Frck OF Red Bank tho champion bicycle
riders Of eastern Monmouth county haye giade match
20 race at stoutH Driving Park. near Red Bank somo
time this mSnth for cup worth t25 The betting Is in
elbt in this part of the county
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Aquatic.

The spring regatta OF the Ncwburgh Canoe and Boat
Ing Club viii take place on Saturday June IL Already
there are number Oi entries for the several eVentA
BNsroN. June q The Now England Amateur Rowing
Association annOuucr- that 'tres for the NeW Eng
land reRatta At WUIrester Bunker l Day, June n
Will close on Monday ncNt, June o.
NEw,RS June Al amesiinR q the PaIsAtc River
Rowing Association to gt the 1ritOnB motion re-
call thor dolegGi" Secretary r. IOrtmeyer came np
and Al spirited discussion tho majority voted 10
lay FortmeYeT recall and Frank KoweBs appointment
on tho table l0rtmercr WAS present; and wanted 10
withdraw but tho association wanted him tn stay be.
cause there va, much unfinished business OH his
hands. The ASSOCIATION finally accepted tho Triton
Clubs cOmniunicntiurS A new constitution was
ed0ped under which II" commodore. secretary, and
Treasurer rtcd without brng delegates 10 the
RssOciaIi N. Nr i,nTtnnyer then elected Secre.
tary The Triton ie e4AtcS lId not vote.
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Shooting Mt Queens.

number OF pretty girls and women took part in
rhe match al the opening Of the Queens Hook and
Ladder Company's new quarters on Thursday night
l"e nrSt przs' hnnd'panted fan. was won BY Mrs
Tntlersall Miss Alice Murphy carried of the second
prize pair OF vases. and Miss Louise Creed won the
tird prize china teakettle. Tho Scorss Mrs Tatter
san lbi Miss Als Murphy Ia; Miss Louise Creed ~:
n M's W. !. Mood. q; Miss Frank Fish 8; Mrs f. Foster
Of sSoW men present then got up match for tho purpose
" s"o WING the ladies' what experts they With the
M"si; W. Fish, A. J.; Nicholls j. klen. " L. Wood,
II 4 nhhoF ], Kelsey. HendrickBon and " ".
nu tnok part IN H. They all tied IS uonA II was
h'h agreed to postpone the match some future time
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Fighting Notea.

on Wallace. -''s' y" "
The following cable was received At the IoItee Gaseue
t once Lss'sEday Az Mitchell the mlddIs-weiEh
champion challehRes JarE Dempsey London prize ring
s, toI ~ i!I Sd; s VIII 90 70 Amrrcn The ta
expenses or he will meet any man in The world %t IA
pounds for t!"O or foO0, London ruIsE" "
reply 10 the Sner Of Luke Short OF Fort Worth TO
tween John L Sullivan and Joe Me uins Bly Madden
Cheu At mo fgIce OdteHe Yesterday Madden said he
Sonld accept the terms and that AcAuihe would SRht
Sullivan for the tlOUn on his return from RnKlAnd III
Sullivan Will agree shorts nsr and nRht sooneT IN an
October hcAuIiho 10 willing, ~ 'N
James Mccormick better known as Ginger called
Harry Snyder Of lIObokeRN posIsi$ 100 forfeit With
the PnIe Gd;tuc ana issued tie following ChaeuRei
Having failed 20 induce Hill nunn Of BAyonne 10
Arrhhgo match 10 meet me In the ring Twill wall
until no meets Jame1 Dwyer and then ch hallsnRe the
winner TO battle for 500 side. In the me an eme
hereby challenge any man In America kill and dress
bullock for $50 a SIDE and the Championship Tho
mach 90 take place In two or three weeks
ATHcleL"
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Entrien for 81. E.ouia.

sr Lcuis, juno e.-The meeting which opens here -
morrow bids fair to be success although the Dsrby
las but Bill Leteher. Tho Bishop GrAySon, and Queer
Toy as the entries. This Is the programme;
First Raoo-ons mile. Little Crete 81; Fairy cueen
s e2; trlu b. "; hei!A e2 Outlook nj TipfoH IoIt
i,, iiQ, MGSs Iii Joe Courtney il2; 81 Ledger, il2i
Second Race-Nins turlonga ProEresa 80: Hocksey
o., sena \, Y Workmate. l03 Frank lilly i02; Ross
Pearl lO4: Nico Regent lu6' Red Leaf ipI Rolin
nNy awley oS lee binken"pieL iOs; solid silver liOi
Third Race-MIssouri Derby, ono mile and a half
2negTT Toy; 1885, The Bishop lls drayson, Iis Bill
fourth kece-Fiye furlongs Maud b, los, Ethel
GGIMy; iLni Maggie Moore, los; Carrie 4, los; MSS
courtney, lOh: Average, lOs La Bold 100; Dan Ter.
rell los; Too sweet 40; Rose Howard lid; Monte
man. ll9 -' -' WV '''' ''s'
fifth KRce-Mile and quarter. Marie X. ~: Carter
b', NJ, May Hardy, lO7; Lulu B., LOT; DousmAn ll5
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Ynchtlne Notes from Jersey.

At the shores OF tho Newark and New York bAyu the
scenes about the various club houses very lively
The yachts Dolphin and Rambler are to try conclu.
eOns OH Newark Bay to morrow The respective craft
form part of tho Dolphin Boat Club leet They will DO
guided IN the contest by the commodore and sailing
master of the club.
Like the preceding years. the Jersoy City Yacht Club
leads the New Jersey contingent for Offering iduce
entertain their lady friends the club house be con-
cuded with n sail down the harbor.
The Building Committee Of tho PAyonia Yacht Club
VIII leave their headquarters at CommnnpAw, n j..
to- day and set sail for the Atlantic highlands whsre
they arc 10 Inspect the new summer home now under
going construction for this popular club.