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Joe Sontag Injuries His Wrist on Daroy's
Head.

Jack Darcy tho colored lightweight fighter OF this
city, and Joe sontRR of West Hoboken met q road
house on the HRckensaok plank road late on Monday
night to fight ten rounds with small gloves The win.
ner was to receive trophy valued at S2a or the cash
II he desired is The contest was tho event OF tho
nights athletic exhibition rendered to Johnny Banks
tho colorsd middle weight 1t after midnight when
tho men started in to fight Darcy weighed about I27
poundH and sontag scaled fully 80 pounds. Tho pro.
prletor OF the hall acted referee and OF
monies Darcy fought on tho defensive for the nrst
Two rounds While Honfag punched him pretty severely
FROM the third round uH tho end Of hn sixth col
prod Lad tonight at his best and would have surely
knocked sontIl out II an accident hadn't happened
prevent II Jus before the close Of the SIKH round
!ntag smasi ed the black man on the head with his
le and then shouted with pain. lie had sprainei his
wrist very badly ht kept right on until the round end
ed. The referee asked him what the matter and,
On being INF nrned he made all examination nf tho in,
lnrrd member and st"pvei the bout. decision
asked for ami the r. ferec declared the contest draw
JIe eighty or ninety spectators were well satisfied with
" because both boys lai made a good night. Darcy,
However thought tha lie was entitled t. the verdict.
Tho money WAS divided
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Tho Pastimes Meet.

The members of the Pastime Athletic clnb hold
rousnR and enthusiastic meeting at their club house last
evening. Considerable discussion was oocasoned con
corning tho resignation OF j. 4. Sullivan, the former
President, member Of tho club The resignation,
however finally accepted Tho designations OF i've
other members also accepted by tho club. These
five are A. G. Stevens T. H. Pomeroy, J. r. Heating A.
brown and II H. M9pel The club holds these men to
tn, office Of President being made vacant by tho
withdrawal OF j Z. Sullivan. election for this post
ton was held and John Burkhard, yr- was chosen.
Burkhard formerly President OF the club Tor nine
Fifteen delinquent members were discharged
FOR non.payment OF dues and ~ new members wero
elected The total number of memberB at present
rolled Is about Tho treAsurerB report showed that
the club IN nrEt class financial condition. the bal
knc c In the treasury being over SiFu.
large amount OF minor business occupied the Atten-
ton of the members, and 1t ato hour when the
meeting broke
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~ heelinE.

meeting OF the Century Run Committee will DO
held at Hambin's Hotel tvs city tomorrow evening
Anthony Of tho Dorchester bicycle Club would un.
douDteiS have won the ono mile handicap Ber.
geh Foint On Saturday but for Ills fall,
The Berkeley Athletic CUBS racing men will all com.
nelo III the annual rave meet OF the Kings County
"heelmen at Arlington Park ON June IS
The Quaker City wheeluen OF PhiIa elphR will hold
o nye-inie CLUB handicap road race on June ~ in
which some dozen members will compete.
The New York Bicycle club are in training for
tho rst OF their series 0f road rhres which win DO held
on the RingebridRe road Saturday afternoon Han.
son IL looked upon as ono ~ tho mon To finish iirst
easier of the Niagara Falls club, who competed in
fho safety events al BERGEN Point Saturday must
poor showing
MsssrS. Osborne Owens and Quimby NJ the Brooklyn
bicycle Club rode TO GreeupOrt, L. from Jamaica on
sunday distance OF ninety six miles, in fourteen hours
which, considering the condition OF the roads met with
on tho run ID excellent time.
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Yacht Racing UP the Hudson.

sung sISG June a-MsAsurer Phillip samstaEs big
catr isged yacht Aler won tho champion pennant 70.
Raa the Sing Sing Yacht Club for tho third
live season In a race around twelve mile triangle
the Tappau Zee to day. The wind was fresh from the
southeast and wet Jackets were plentiful among the
crews the flyers that started The opportunity
was 80 good to have rafting contest among tho best
boats OF tho feet that there was general deSortou
from the crews of the slower crafts to make up com.
plement for tho Flyers The Aller beat her rival Com
moiore Ralph Brandreths hadRe by minute seo-
onds aot nal lime going over the course In t9l6
In tho second class cats, l. Washpurne, Jr q Co
lumbia beat the lre& Roger Haddocks boat by 80
seconds making tho distance in ;3i:21
The Irex beat the Orient owned by Augustus Osborne
by minutes and ~ seconds Tho open sloop Sibyl,
owned by the Hon. George A. Brandroth and Francis
LarkIn Jr had whlkover In her clRss, rs O. Fisher Sc.
corS Alice withdrew after the nrst leg had been sailed
There was o private race between the Medge and the
sibyl however, which was very interesting. The big
cat the slooB 90 use % ssy ana then beat
able Wind She RSiPtfd vcE SI9.' SasH SST.
pnc6ing aftsE the Xsr The Judges we're The Regatta
committee, Col. b. stuyvesant Gibson, Judge Pierre
ReynoldE Charles B. Gowon.
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billiard playing reader Of The Sun wants to know
how Jacob schaefers alral run of 1898 consecutive
p"tnts in his San Francisco match with j. r. r. Nc.
Celery Affects the billiard record His curiosity is ex.
cited by the claim that this IS the highest ara
record. This Is not Under the rules OF profess
sona billiards runs must be made upon a stan
dArd table TO be counted in tho record.
sShasfer's achievement with hcCleery was upon
5SNS tHbIs. which ~ the smaller Etyle Tho
standard measurement il SKI Vignau& ran over 800
in match with Slossom in Paris on u standard table
ANA SiOsSOn himstlt rolled w over LOO SchAefer's
San IrAncs:o run Is interesting evidence OF great
eoAdiness or technical execution the nurse stroke
made u in game that divided into three SEQ.
tions or loo points each IN which he discount
hh alyersary He did It, II anything easier than he
RTG, 9 1s rolled on log The score was sch4Sfe5
10 Average s. Sohaefsr might have gone on and
made million In tho same fashion.
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THEY GOT 1T IN THE NECK.
norm OF THE NEW FORK CLUES
SNOWED UNDER,

The BrookiJns SIT On Our League Teas.
While the Bostons DO Up tho Brother.
hood Men-Other GRnes-6ossip.
The result Of the games in the four larger
ORGANIZATIONS yesterday was:
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE
Brooklyn. 90: New York. Z.
Philadelphia, 8: Boston. 4
Chicago, 8: Pittsburgh. Z.
Cincinnati, 8; Cleveland, q
THE PLAYEEs LEAGUE
Boston, IA; New York, 8.
Brooklyn. G: Philadelphia 8.
Pittsburgh. Z; Buffalo. 8.
Chicago. 4; Cleveland. 0.
THE AMERICAN AssOCIATGoN
Brooklyn, 0 Rochester 1.
Athletic. 8; Syracuse, 7.
Columbus, 6 Toledo, 8.
Louisville, 5; st. Louis. ..
THE ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
Worcester. 4; Baltimore. 8.
Hartford, 8: Washington /.
Jersey City, TO- Wilmington, 0.
Newark 8; New Haven. q
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Tho Attendance Yesterday.
Games To-day.


Now York vs. Brooklyn, at {he Polo groundA
Philadelphia u. Boston. At PhilAdeUhiA
Pittsburgh va. Chicago. at Pittsburgh.
Cleveland Va. Cincinnati at Cleveland
New York Boston at brotherhood Park
Philadelphia Brooklyn Philadelphia
Buffalo VS.. Pittsburgh at Buffalo.
Chicago VS. Cleveland, at Chicago
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Brooklyn va Rochester at RdRewOod Park
Syracuse VI. Athletics at Syracuse.
Columbus VS. Toledo. at Columbus
Louisville VS. ST Louis At Louisville
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION
Jersey City Wilmington, at Oakland Park
Sew Haven VS. Newark AT New Haven.
Hartford vs. WASHINGTON at Hartford.
Worcester VS. BALTIMORE at Worcester
GAsKS
Crescent Athletics staten Island Athletics at Bay
Ridge
staten Island crckets vs. Manhattan A C.. at Liv.
ingsion.
at Bergen Point
Nj Vernon Athletics vs sIenueA at Mt. Vernon
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ConIng HaII Players.
AtAtlantic Park-Orcharas. s; GrsonpOlnt

Athtlantc Park-orchards, s. Grsenpoint Athletics 7.
Tho @. Co y nine have organized, and would like
games with commercial houses uniformed. for the
son Of 1850 Address Ferris, care Arnold, Constable
Co.
Tho standardS champions OF Hallom. played the
HrAmercys for the puuhhp or the city and after
hn exciting and Interesting game defeated them by q
score ut stu7
Tho Randall Base Ball club would Ike to hear from
some amateur club IN and about tho city but they can
not accommodate clubs wishing guarantees. b. IL.
Stearus, manager, 445 East 18th street
Tho Greenpoint Athletic Base Hall Club have Satur
day, June open They would be pleased to hear from
clubs desiTlnsthat date the game 70 he played at Green.
point. Address John NJ Ward 5S9 LOHmeT street
brooklyn
The Acorn Club have secured two batteries in addi
ton 70 ther present strong tsan via Wilson aud ben
Ia aud tho joseph brOtleTA William aud Albert They
have few open dates Ia July and August TOR sunday
games. also July ! Address Alex fairfield manager
30 tATistOphor street
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HanInn xa. O,Connor.

TORONTO, Ont, June SD Hanlan, the oarsman hav-
ing expressed his intention to challenge oConnor i'm
mediately on his return from Australia, MIR. Joseph
Rogers authorized the Empire to state that HAnlan
need not wait for return TO agree upon the
terms OF match he is willing 10 post forfeit at
once and sign articles for race 10 take place within
tho mouth following OConnOrs arrival for ything
from $1,000 up and over any distance
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ALawsnIt over Red wilkes.

LpUSG7os, Ky, June s-The trouble that has been
brewing for long time bStwosn Smith hooAnn and
W &. France has eliminated in Asuit for Rod wilkes
When EcCEnn made an assignment number Of years
ago he turned tho horse 20 his aunt Miss Mamie
smith and four years ago Miss Smith sold haf IN
tyTus ia the stallion 70 France he to keep the horse
Court Ia appoint receiver for Red WuEsb The plain;
TN AYERS that many Irregularities have lesp prRcIsod
wEarsby the horse hGsbsen Injured and his earnings
kept down Tue ID being tried before Judge Norton
Of the circuit Court and is largely attended by horse
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Tho Columbia Crew at Now London.

NEW LoEDoS. June a-The Columbia freshman crew.
under the OF oliver IL p LafSrEe arrived
hero on the New York boat this morning. breAkAsted
the Crocker House, and a. noon transferred by
steamer to their quarters at the Fesdenoo OF Capt A.
Brown the Thames River at 6AleH Ferry. The names
are Aetcaf, captain; WotherSpoon, Prince, Mckee,
Taintor, Romano; Oakes, Behman, schone!d Stout,
Guiding tho cook and steward The crew has two
eight cared and two single SHELF and took the drBt
practice spin late this afternoon They are reported in
good hea nd ADiritR
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FiEhtihE Notes.

Jack Gleason and Tommy Gilen have made ARRANGE.
mehtS to light to q fnSh for 500 q sida
haks kirAP f. letter to friend in this city says
at John l. sullivan expects TO get on at his trial In
flrWs Miss OIL June 20 he had heller reach that eiy
hweek petore tho day Of bio trial and make friends Of
everybody because the O1C Who have HIS case in
maud arc determined to enforce tho law
One OF the latest fads OF this Francisco ladies 10 10
TO the spArrng EoTnmagen In 10 attire
ohe % mem vent 70 see tle uhoynski DAVE affair dis
and sack coat She watched the pTeiminariss without
tthnitlng unusual emo but when tb heavy lights
besG to battle like pair Of snrBHod bulls khe Ike
faint ~ ~ " 90
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The forty tonner Creole Is the fastest boat Gsen IA
tpHiIh waters IN years she ran away from every
sol In her class last week.
Mt John jameson, The owner of the Iverna was mar
rrd on May ~ to the widow OF the late Col DO Free
hurHeyor-General OF India.
The Shona Will DO sailed by Cart Morris this season
Tho Captain had the crack twenty TAter Lanore last
year He is located AZ TOmpkinsyille, Staten Island.
one OF BURGESS latest orders is for steel steam
yacht for MI, j. H. Forbes, aud the lines nearly
ready tor the builder. She will measure 40 feet load
water line, 70 feet BEAM and \ feet draught
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fiShina GarkIr.
NOTICE TO FIsHERMENI

CUI PRICES FOR 1890! Bras multiplying
Iee4 balance handle oil cup holds bOI feJt line
"a Linen reel lines on block Sji feet sthresd SSo.
H. thread 100 athIsAd $50 bneed hooks single gut
he DOZEN double Ihc, treble, 2Og Headed IWiyss
Hu esSh hrGss swiys!S lao. dozen Swivel bpreRderG
90 eAch. On leaders. foot Use dOZsui foot 800 /
si9S, 40 Large Variety Of Wood Reels aOc 4c, 80.
Tackle Catalogue for 1891
j. i. MARSTERS.
IS COURT ST.. NEAR oITY HALL BROOKLYN, D. T.
OPEN EyESIEGs]
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The Acme Gun Club.

The Acme Gun Club held avery successful picnic re-
Gently at Wissels Cypress Hill Park and the surplus
OF tho net receipts threatened to overflow the trsasu
rerB strong box Therefore the members concluded
the advice of their able President Nj Chr Dethlof
to eIpsnd the accumulated funds In true sportsman.
Ike manner They held their regular club Connection
for the medal and extra prizes Mt MlerB Dexter Park
j. IT, Yesterday but before the blue shooting bapan
fire at ten live birds
Island rules both barrels allowed, IS yards Ttse-x
GenZlinger, g: KunLweler. o. T. short 4 C. Mink d:
J. Meyer, =: W. Eorbach, 81 G. Horney, o; g. Kollmar
3; Heinrich :; ReIch b; q stuetIle o. NJ.
lOf o - - NN"
Regular club shoot at 20 blue rocks each man-S
G69zn1er 4 +; kqnzweleE 49, 7. Short III G. Mink
u j. heyer,b; ". Norbnch +; c. HOTnsy. Z; @, Kohl,
m sIr, u HSn En 4 J. ResGh PflsndsE 10; g
~ r 9relnsr Link, IL; Ii. Menkel. I; O. Land
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which the INDEPENDENT Seduction Uorps OF
New York will give at the Kaserhot, on the
don festival at Schloss Wcissensee. near Ber
lin. and on July Q. business on the ranges at
Iankow will begin In earnest. Among those
from Rochester. The majority Of the shooters
from other cities than New York will either
the Independent Schuetzen CorIs. which starts
on June Il on the stenmer Neiland OF the
Hamburg American Packet Company.
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COLUNBUs, 9, TOLEDO, 3.

Earned runs Columbus, 2; Toledo. Two-base hits
-AvOrd Rogers Three.hase hit-Lehans. Stolen
hasee-Crooks, oConnOr, Reilly t2, Esterday swart.
wood a. Double piays-Mc1amany and Crooks, Rog.
CuthmAn, Struck out-By faslon, by Cushhlan, (
wild pltch-Easton l. Time-li55. Umpire-BarnuIn.
LOUISVILLE. 5; ST LoUrs 2.
LorIsvILLK June 2-The Lousvies wero greeted on
their return day by crowd OF about spectators
who witnessed u sharply contested game with the St
Louis Browns The score:
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Dave o'LsaTy, The New York light weight and Jack
FannnR OF Boston will meet IN Hoboksn on Friday
night and It Is said that the 20 WA be lively Tho
friends OF tho men have Deon taking about getting tho
boys together in a nnsh contest ever since flaming
ttacntI New iuTE Dut tlo latter signed viii MY
Mtd;n t,e 9tgeI day 50 u a. syrt q match ad e .
the brurht to Jgck Murray Or FG RIVER who haA pee
10 New YORK for two weeks unable TO get on q match
Inc bout between fRnEing and DIeRTy will he ii. a
event OF 10 evening and Il ooks very much as though
lie fur VAL iy when tLsy come together.
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Ladies'. Day at Trnvers Island.

Tho second ladies' day OF tho Travers Island season
was enjoyed by the members and guests OF the New
York Athletic Club at the beautiful summer house of
the organization at Pelham Manor yesterday Tho at
wyFr present enloved the full facilities OF the plant
cap lroyard run was deferred unlh next week as all
tie momNe present were DESTROYS Of attending tho
meeting al the city club house in order vote
Z
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Lacrosse.

The jersey oity Lacrosse Club have elected tho fol
lowing ofheers for the ensuing year. q. Il. sisbert
lreAidenti W, j. RillouEh Woe Presidents George Nor
gan n. Secretary George hamnes Treasurer and D.
become members OF the Eastern Lacrosse Association
They would ike TO hear from tho other lacrosse clubs
n THIS Vicinity Address George Morgan, Secretary 81
Bowers street. Jersey City.
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Lieut. Bedford OF tho Kings County Wheelmen last
evening took fifteen mon down the Boulevard their
hrsE run OF this month. Capt Day OF the Hudson
county Wheelmen took number OF members TO Staten
Island wheeling TO Bergen Point whore boat
tax to the Island After Eh SPIN the shell
which there abound they returned home
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&pOrtsnlau's Goods.

DO YOU KNOW that spAlding Bros, have tho
most complete and extensive department iu New York
Tor outing clothing tennis and uase ball uniforpsi
Well hey have and II will nav you 10 no there n in
ffSssan ~ shTshlnE iSr ou1g Wssr from CAP 70 slos
nen sue GISEAn1 and graceful oxford sash the peTfee
iSS r. inh 70 summer suit DOnt uinE VI buyihE
sfIIbfSd stoS' ~ 2ii STo.G1 s1sfA''S''0
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LAWN TennIs In tho south.

Average per RAmo-Lehrbach, 20lk Muller, l90
Tho prizes will DO awarded to. morrow night.
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The National League.

BRooKLYN Is. L., 20; NEW YORK Is. L. 7.
more crippled team than the New York
National LeaRucrs were yesterday mover tried
conclusions with an oppdsing team. When
tho game was about half over there was but
ono man on tho team. outside OF the battery,
who was In his regular position. nine thus
made up annot be expected to play vol.
Esterbrook started in TO play, but he was far
from being we'll. In the seventh inning he was
forced to retire TIornunG then went to first base
and Sharrott to left, Thus made up there
were two pitchers in tho outileld. two outtield-
ers in the inileld. catcher on third base, and
q third baseman ut short
Tho only redeeming feature Of the New
Iork's fielding were two catches OF fly balls toy
Denny. Tho New 1orks batted hard in two
innings, and hits 10y Esterbrook, HornunR.
Clark and kusle sent In all New iork's runs.
IIornung cleared the bases In the Nth inning
by his three Dagger.
Burkelt started In TO pitch for the homo
team He. did well In the first inning, but In
the second made n sorry mess OF It Fifteen
mon came 10 tho bat. He gave four bases on
balls, and seven hi were made off him. But
Burkelt was not wholly to blame His support
wa yellow, and had tho old inneld been play
ing several Of what were credited us hits who'd
have heon outs. The score:
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TotEIs........7 II 1920 3 TOtals.......,s $50 ~
zone man out when winning run made

k SyEitsGs' ,''....'.55 J IN ~ 9 93-7
Earned Tuns-SyracpSo =, Athletic, / Two base
hits wright XIV Three !Rre hit-O'Brien. Bases
stolen ny - Purcell ~ Double PIAys-Nrght and
hcQueEY Esper ], SNAfer, aud BrlrI Bases lR.,s
Wright Fly Mclaughlin wrlGh Purcell t2j gRrien.
Hhse on hAlk-u. hhater struck Uut-MrLEughlln ~,
Briggs, IOnrOy &! Passed bG-kobnsJn. lime
Three hours Umpire-TO0le. Auendince-lOO4,
series Of exhibition games has been arranged DO.
tween tue Flushing AID the Fort Jervis clubs tie frat
Of Nheh Will lake place al ShOh0a on neNt sunday
ton OF friends who win take advantage OF tie low ratio
to tho excursion and ball game Manager Nolan would
10 pleased to hear from the Aiask recently organ,
i1ei He woud also Ike 20 pay a lew games N and
around New York city, at far Guarantees and Will
give every euD that has enclosed grounds u return
game, aud Will guarantee the same amount as he gVts.
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Dohm Nents III. Record.

PRrScEroS, June A-On tho grounds of tho Lawrence
vile Athletic Association this morning Walter C. Dohn
COO ran quarter OF mile in IN which he the
only starter IN +e1s seconds breaking his previous
record by q of second There three reputable
timers and there question the validity OF tho
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-04

The Active Athletic Club members are looking for.
ward with great interest to their semtmonthy outing
10 Fort Lee on June 10
Tie Amateur Athletic Union will hold the second an
nual Individual general ath ec cham ponship Tues
day Jnne 10 on the grounds OF tho Staten Island Ath-
lec Club West New Brighton. g. l. and the second an.
nuAl eastern chafnpionshlp esting will DO held at
same place on Saturday June "a
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terms OF match as he Is willing 10 post FORFEIT at
&c month following oConn9rs arrival for anything
Pretty Girls at u Tennis and Garden Party.
garden party and tenns tournament was opened
yesterday the grounds of St. Mary's Hospital in
Brooklyn under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid Asso
citation The SPACIOUS grounds and the large hospital
building were decorated with countless yards Of bunt
ing running from pole to pole the grounds while
flags of all sizes aud from ali nations added to tho
artistic beauty Of the decorations More than dozen
booths ind tents stationed at various parts OF tho
grounds and they ali filed with smiling and
pretty girls who nssayed to charm the visitors into
purchasing some OF the wares displayed for sale Tho
] S9 sna ,s
81 SapPonred TO be well pa,on1sd brass band Sta
short intervals and added much to the lveliness and
EeSey Of . tns occasion .on,.,,,o =,
HHoyS IS i. HGEesshiia., M: Love. NJ p;
S N h e
viii asyoteS to The H sisEsr 9
L.;t year I no cleared and il is hoped 70 Do as
The tennis tournament was the most interesting fea-
81 hs a Mr.
mmsrY IN as n ~ o. To-Day the pre-
morrow the 1nas Of BON singles Ard double. viii
tho s. and ia' T Ss % p
10 ths winnsr Of the singles some very GOOD playing
s I'm ~. 5sT.
round played very close the coutin ung even up
10 siA all when Davis managed 10 get IN some Rnnd
plays ana won tho set 81, Both DAVIS and Curry arc
members of the Brook ign Heights Tennis Club aud very
promising players The scores Of the games fol-
lows:
First Round-Dr A. L. Covils beat y. NJ. johnson,
o. "a G. Tatum beat J. II; Grenelle, ia so.
bcni b. pay F. s'I t s "a Duncan Curry
Second Rcund-TGtum boat Cove, SO, e-99Davis
boat Curry, 0-H Cd
ea."f ;EsPRE 1Tsi sT0r s sf'4 Sp S
electric lights and hundreds OF Japanese AnteFnA and
made q very social and Jolly affair
Particular importance given TO the occasion. as
This 10 the golden jubilee year or the RI Rev Bishop
John LOughlin Prestdent Of tho St MAry's Hospital
Board Of Trustees The.BShop was nreSont and an Ad
qros OF welcome was given by Or John Byrne Presi
others delivered AddresysG Tho fair VIII continue To-
day and to morrow. both afternoon and evening
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Tho National English Regatta open 10 AL SoulS and
crews VII be he'd at Putney on Aug is and TO-
r. MoCleSry says he wiz accept Ivess ohallenR TO
play 1000 points straight billArdg Against his BOJI
Pol5s for $1,000 side II Iyes VIII deposit $500 As
forfeit
James p. Reed tho champion checker PLAYER OF
AmsIlca wil vltit the lttt.aurEh Checarr Cup and
give series II OKhLi.iOnA Mr. Reed hay posted a for
igit q 80! 70 play lanes WylIe for the checker ela
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detachment of tho Twenty tlFd Regiment N. a. &
n. Y, OF Brooklyn, numbering 49, men, under com.
mand Of Lieut. Col Smith. pracuSei rihe shooting on
tie CreedIOor ranges yesterday. The scores:
L.