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KANSAS City, June 4-At tho races Of The Kansas City
Jockey Climb to-day, four Of the flVe ravorites won.
First Race-PursO OF $5On for year oids; SIX fur
longs. Joe woOlman won by length FL boil second,
a half length In front OF newsberry, third. Time,
ll7 %
Second Race-Purse of 5000, selling; six furlongs,
heats. San Ardo won thd first heat hy two lengths,
Dyer second Jessie Mcfarland third. Time rs 81.
sam Ardo tho second heat and race three quarters
length In front OF Dyer second Ne lenR s In front
of JeEsie Mcfarland third 1iRc. 1888. The winner
sold to LamEIsnSy Bros for S[3Op
Third Raco-Tho Directors stakes for three year old
fIls% Sl3;o added QUO mile ami an eighth hlge Vail
four lenR hH In front II AM" IN II. second East
Love IN rd, Two .enRths behind Time, : 80 9-,.
Fourth Race-Purse $500 Tor three year uis and up
ward. Little Minnie " by u half leu2th Mabel SOC.
ond one length in front, Ls Premier third Time,
l4h46
Fifth Race-seIIing purse $500 for three year olds
and upward. one mi" AMI three siSt"cnhs. HaInist
won by three l"ugths in iTolt "f utrmauc, second.
Vice Regent third. TIM, 2.y"4i.
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Laneeot the youngest son OF the famous marc Green
Mountain hSid u now 'Lee ysAIn.d ana those WHO
which has ccrtuiuy been remarkable ono for tho mi
form prOd uctiuH II spoed since I'd Bther took
OF the horses AT Allen fnrm somtthing Is beginning 10
be heard regsrdng y haL ry cSh 40 and aS to Lance
ali probability enter the 80 list This ssnson BthsT
dong well. tho entire stable that is TO be trained
having been taken to tho Hartford track, one
OF them tEiis,aj being full sister to Iancsot Last
season sho vas In DObIes stable aud made a record u
2g4 AT tho Detroit meeting. Like all OF her family
Ksti showed disposition 20 become faint hearted Il
the race was a long and tho pace well maintained
hut since theT ha- had her at Hartford hc has inoN
her along LITTLE and makes the stat-m-nt trat lie e.,
poets trot her IN ~ or better tHs THIS l.
Ing Flisa tiHe higher than u-t hursemCn tlni rcA.
soIAbIc Ttat she mas plenty Ot rprUd auuf
ell hut q ~ lef hrOthsT, rrnSp-Fn aud
her sister E-ue neither of whom could he g TO keep
up for mile the tAe of speed they ablS show
for quarter. When Bither reaches the head OF the
cover that he Il not stiRg behind PhaAS or JSyEys
See
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The Century Hun.

run trou8ht tired out lot of wh"emen Broad
this evening. Two hundred bicycsts started from
Newark in the mud at $50 o'clock this morning. in.
Guiding representatives from the Hundson County
Kings County. PouRhkeepsio. Brooklyn, Atasnta
Camden, Century. Tioga. South End, Pask Avenue
Columbia. and Orange clubs. The roads in very
bad condition Elizabeth was reached ut O'Clock and
Westneld ats oclock. On through Planhed. Bound
Brook SomervilIo and Hope Trenton the cyccrs
wheeled. Trenton was reached at = 80 n clock and
dinner was served Bristol WAS reached at q o'clock
BY this time great many starters hai dropped ont
steady gait OF eight miles hour kent Up from
that time On. SGtyve out tho 200 finished II
or these were members OF III" Century CIub. That
EaniIston wins the six banner offered to thu club hav
who finished Mrs DALI Mrs TechleuDerK and
MlSS MeIsh of PhilAdelphia.
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/ with Russells, Garrison turned and looked
At hnd9rson compasslonatey, as much as
n fe %S %aa RI dns
! running on her own account and opposite tho
! stand the fleet nlly began drawing away, and a
! furlOng from home her mock was In front. Oar
rison. realizing that something must bo done.
! vent to work with the utmost desperation.
1 Whipping and squirting availed nothing, for
/ the ilY always had tho best Of 1t, md won by
neck Reckon was third ten lengths away.
/ 1t was n most popular victory, and Anderson
! rode u mastery raCo on the winner. The time,
/ l:l4 is very fast Tor the track.
Great Felipe SE.So'f9r s%G year oid' at $50 Zach
"% < 9,1 i9Fse q sn. M@s.,os by Him.
Hdd5Sn MS Sa "F% Ras ia i, AnSfso o,'''"" 0S @
JK4 i i;;otrI.. b E,.ssI ~ l}srTls9ni5
BT nSsbfoGck. BJleto. and iioojlum also rSu.
Post Betting-ryo to on Russell against Reckon. G
to Dr Bs'GronGE o 10 i ssllie MCClelIand - 10
THE wEsrcnEsrER ctr.
Neither Of the UagCin pair nor Come-to. o.Taw
appeared to give Tenny battle In the Vest
chester Cup. and 80 Sorrento was started Tor
second money, Tenny went away in front.
was mover in IT, the stout colt winning under u
pull by nearly doAon lengths
" Ts G4n 2y to al a. and %
H,!H T. fH FS.itsfsp @ c 1snny by HAyon dorBoio o;
c. WaUAuns CHI sorrento f,. ! i22 D'fse"'
ros Bstt9g-!stoi on lenny 10 to against Sorrento
THE FIFTH RACE.
Evangelino was first away. Contribution sec
ond and Eclipse third. Days lilly was never
headed, although closely pressed all the way
home by both tho colts and. ridden out, she
won by Il length and II half. Eclipse outlasted
Contribution aud secured the place by short
neck. The winner was bought by A. carson
for t2.T0O.
Sweepstakes Of SIS each with $50 ADDED Sd for twG
tlreo.quArterB OF ~ mile. ,- 49,,
". T. Days b c. Evnnseline, Ivy Wnnder"r-Lison
s,nSett wnTnes b. c Eclipse. iiS d. ReaGanj ..,
d deon's & Contribution, lls tBergeul ..,......
Peter also ran -
Post Betting-Five TO ! On Contribution; against
EvAngeline TO Eclipse, to Il feter IL 10 L. Mu'
tuaIs paid $l7.sJ $50, Slu5o
THE SIXTH RACE.
Gipsy Queen and Buddhist were the leaders
ut the start LephyrnS trailing until hnlt way
nround the upper turn. Then Lambley sent the
belmont cast-oG along. and turning into tho
stretch the gelding was rapidly overl; ;auling
The mare Half way home he had her beaten
and galoue under the wire winner by tour
lengths. Gypsy Queen beat buddhist hall
dozen lengths for the place.
Anni.swood Handicap, FOR threo.year olds and up
so each, with 81 90 added rf NLirh S2OO to
necond and 500 to third mic and quartet
" c naly's Y. Zephyrus, T. by klnRnsher-Favonia,
EiceIsor stables b +. Gipsy Queen, 4. iii ,rhomp
s. s. frown'. br g. Buddhist 4 lis CoviuRton).
Barrlster also ran.
Post BottinE-AGanst Zephyrus Q to :: Rnddhst ? to
!: Gpsy queen, II to j. BRrrihter, = TO j. Mutuas
paid Sl3,2o; Sh IS, SSlo
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Tie Yonkcrs Canoe Club held its annual club regatta
yesterday. OWING TO tho light wind early in the after
noon there was considerable delay starting tho races
Gmd owing TO "a shower later Oh tho majority OF tho
races had 10 be postponed There was some ne sailing
done by number of the contestnnts
Tho boats divided into three classea as follows:
First rlass-C ROssro. sIn0e vitresse. &. B Vaux
canoe Atom second claSs-lerOms simpson. canoe
Bupeep. Third cass-fHu Is R0ssira canoe
keplr; y. X. IInVingd canoe Coelio l. o.
kirkwOod; canoe Dolphin I'D SandfOrd canoe
CrispS The thrdclats canoes we're started hrst ihc
boats got on well together the Dolphin a Irife in
the lead The first and second class bOats got on with
G9fn @nd brgSn rapidlE 70 Gu! down ihs dstence
rome me sailing, and IN short time YAux MAS we'll In
the lead The race wRs twice around ono and half
Iuie The first round WAS finished in the follow
Yz order Nnuk r B. kofsirs 9 9, RossiLo, saIdford.
dropped out There was but little change during tho
second round. Naux finished hrBL about two minutes
ahead OF O. e. ROssire, who had come up to second
nSGeS T. ~ ks.sE. Wa ,elrd smpsNg fourth, ilay
The annual open regatta OF the club viii 10 held on
July ~. ok3.a
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Yesterday afternoon the Flathush Field Club began
their annual club tennis tournament their grounds
Wavcrly avenue FIatbush Tie inc ement weather
kept many away who would Otherwise have been pres
ent. Play was begun about 81, and resulted fol.
lows
Gentsmen's singles-Mr. II. W. Dooley beat Mr. c.
BOilinger U-I. Is; Ar. ". A. Dempsey beat Mr. Z. Is
Smith g., S-2
ladies' ninges-Niss F. Schoeneck beat Miss F.. Gref
6--l. "a; Mrs SIOcum beat Miss Cropsey g.. 81.
The events In the tournament consist OF ladies' and
gentlemen singles and mixed doubles. and given
Tor the purpose OF finding tho best players tho
club with the view OF representing thon IN open
nhments Among those present Yesterday afternoon
were Mr.. ". l. f"mrkins Mr. NJ. W sinitn. Mr. ".
NhiRhAm, Miss HAgeriGrn Miss l. StOtin. tho Misses
Fletcher. MIR. George ami W. scboeneck. Tho tuurua.
will be continued every Saturday until finished
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II seoms that last year Eectone'r was troubled with
aciatic rheumatism: the atthck was very slight aud he
readily recovered this the old complaint again
returned leayiug him rnthor precarIOus condition
Veterinary advice Al onoe sought aud owing
great bestowed here prospect hat klec-
ueer may stilI survive for many wears II 10
confessed that tho horse has been in imminent danger
and for days his fo was despaired ot hut r CArpcn
ter feels that tho or has passed and there every
eas0n 60 believe thnt lectfoneor il tslr way 10
recovery For severAi days he was fed with but milk
and eggs which wan 10 aid Of peptne was easty
stronRer food is being given him and he rel
ishes hs meals IN n manner that shows signs
OF WeakueIs inside SpaSrnOdic twtchiugs inci-
dental to scacn are stl observable but not nearly 50
bad so are toA when tho horse WAS INST tax en-
~ Owing 10 weaNGrsst was found necessary o. hoist
recovered ~ much their strength that lie can now
rl,e without artncial aid EectiUneer as many OF our
TeAdrrE are aware IL now In his second year
and sho VS. tile Of advancing age hut pl hs owe
Ia as bright and Ina coat as glossy il when the
writer drst saw Inn IN 1873 tie back has allen IN a
tribe are Dont lnst show
that tIs great OF IlameIunian is fast
the sere and yellow Leaf yet st he has served lwonty.
eight mares thIs and IL Ia TO be hupeh thai
may live long enough and have the requisite vital
strength leave many moro OF his progeny belud him
before his days Of usefulness are over.
The sun., 1890-06-15

LoSG BRAScu. Juno h.-The members Of the Central
Gun Club shot birds each for the massive sy
cup presented by John =. Hoey TO day. William c.
Price, Charles Spinning. z z Taber, and L. W Reid
each killed seven; Frederick Beae, Elisha West Price
and Charles woOlley six each Jephtha Van Dyke and
W. Brokaw five each, John l.. Price, four. and William
D. Campbell only three A sweepstakes at 1.-Two birds
miss aud out followed Charles WOoley and Ben a.
min West divided hrst money with exht birds each
W. Brnkaw WAS next with
The SECOND swcrpstlkes at live birds bot
". Brokaw and BENJAMIN " West; They killed thei r
birds straight until tho fourteenth bird was missed by
BrORAw. West killed his fourteenth bird and took tho
purse. In another sweepstaRes Brokaw killed fvo
birds and william ID. Campbell and charles Woolry
four each Tic last event shoot hvo birds
between Brokaw and Campbell The latter killed lve
TO Brokaws four.
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The Grand Prize orPar,..

PARIS, June 1.-THE great event in the French sport
ing world the for tho Grand PrI de Paris OF IOO
starters with thor JOCKEYS are;
WGndors lE. rOoE). lie Sord T Rarretp, odd Fellow
Watts hirRl-au Ikuts, Alicante llILel, Fitz R0ya
laiamP,0,n ,%soD fiItEgsttI Cr!ctmerel rouTpolnt
Master Gillian bridge land Capt ock tail (Chcstermanj
and kiyRla (---j
The belnlE toHght Il Z to . each against wamdora
ana lie Nord 70 against 0id teow. H. To Nganst
MirabsAu ~ to against Alicante 10 to against EL
RoyA, Is 10 AGAINST NHIyn ~ to | against TnChern
and 30 TO each against fH Hampton fibuster -Four
lnll and klNAiu. -'' ~NNN'
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PULLING HARD EoR THE LADIES.
Tho DauntIess Boys Have Some Good
Races on tho Harlem.

Races on tho Harlem.
Tho handsome club house OF tho Dauntlcss Rowing
Club at H7t street ami Lonox avenue. the Harlem
River presented interesting sight yesterday II was
ladies day regatta Six the card and #
Ii safe to say that closer or more exciting races
were ever rowed OH the muddy and much brdsed
Harlem.
-Four Of tho club cracks viz II. W. Walter 4. s.
Jones i. II. Anderson, and r. q. Whitefeld partici.
rated in tho first event The race was rowed up
stream from The railroad bridge an imaginary Ilue
of tho club house Walter won after a rafting good
race with Anderson second and A, s. Jones third.
third Time, minutes 2IH seconds
The four cared zig race was hummer. Tho starters
were; Red C. NJ. Han, Jr bow; a. + Moody, 2; h A..
Munroe 3; F. O. whiteneld. stroke and John J. Duff
coIswain. White. J. RegRn, bow L. Deutsch 2; H.
j. Douglass, 3, 4, j. Cornell stroke and B. H. Ander.
son. CoAswain. Blue-C. Husse. bow, l.. JOsspthaL
z; GO ldtnhsrE 3; G. Schumacher stroke, anu II. A..
In ne pA,r cared gig race tie crews were, Redo j.
swain, Mhi'eTHh. A., 5 Zones how, r. ~ Anderson
bow, Mi I Conne. sifokc and j. & kgorian' cox cox
swain, boo won in > minutes 81 seconds with white
~ 9ns Ianag,d Yards, ysIas sT!mmng Eacswon by + Polo
,'.ssrs Esd.E hpf tsf%octsf @ SaS; 'o R. G. %'
whor Wasneid 6ow S"a solamSCssf %Gsf' :'FCAS e g
PRsHGi IL q ssS y Xxi.
1aE2 i'Tt :H.''$ So~ w ne fse Z
II l. Wunroe ". 7 conneli sir5Ee, Z N H"soH, on,
Eosa EI.msr w 9 $ Bu,,a, = e = Council 8! T. !
Egorton. coNswan hluo-C ". Hall .T bow: L ~
Josephal ? Firman Pol" 3; Y. O. Whit=neld 1; f. IT,
Anderson. 3, T.. w. knIckerhOcker, u. ChRE Rchtl.
nsSsksE :; ~ cGnnell, sttok. > Dur. CoKswain
second. Time !minuteE - seconds ' "
art Cornell presentcd Tho winners with gold club
badges, $50
file starter was 4. Macdonald, Judges at nnish-
Charles l.. JAcquclin and T.. T. Nelson.
II Was ono OK the most successful Affairs ever Vivsu
by the club Rnl great credit Is duo to the Regatta
Committee for their share OF the WORK.
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Yachting Notes.

NTAck. June 1.-THE new sloop yacht Sibyi sailed
from smith's yard to-day. She was designed by Bur
CESS for j. King Staten Island and Is prettieEt
sloop built here The Sibyl is centreOoArd ~
feet ALL IL feet inches wide, and "a feet deep
She was launched last Saturday.
smith has on the stocks AN 81 foot steam yacht for
Edward N. Fulton OF Elizabeth y j.. designed by ten
Webb Her machinery will be sent 10 Nyack. and she
will be completed in ABOUT two months.
The lIildeHarde sailed for New York to-day. The
Water Witch has also left tho yarL. Tho "nia and
AthlOn being oyerhaglrd. The schOoIer Yacht
beatrice Is hitting for summer cruising. Tho steam
yachts Gussie ana Cyrene and s!oop Nelie SIN in
winter quarters Tho Lilies repairs were com pleted
today. The men ut smiths yards busy a. bees.
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The crack three-year-old fllly English Lady.
now at Sheepshead Bay with her stable COM
panion Proctor Knott. and who will with him
carry tho colors OF Scoggan Bros. In the Sub
urban on Tuesday. went timc mile and q
Quarter in the deen mud at tn at course yester-
day morning in 2 :12A. This is splendid work.
and the lilly did 1t so cleyerly that there ure
many who think she will beat more than will
beat her In the big race. She pulled up trilo
lame. but this is a trick Of hers. and does not
excite any fears Of break down in the minds
OF her owners.
The sun., 1890-06-15

The return game between Staten Island and Brooklyn
teams Now Brighton yesterday resulted in a com.
pete reversal Of the rst game at Washington Park
June Brooklyn scoring goals, whle the Islanders
could only make one. The game played remark.
ably pretty exhibition Of lacrosse the bril-
liant plays and exciting scrimmHRos that marked tho
contest working the large audience present
Of the widest excitemen: When the refSree Mr.. b. e
French lined up the players before tho game they
arrnnRnd A fnllnMA
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Secretary Kock Of tho New York Jockey Climb an
nounces the folio wing tn" correct list uf winning
at the spring meeting which closed yesterday
Messra J. A. L A. II Morris head tho column with
S32 OlO tn their credit while Byron McClelland, with
his limited stable including his now famous hlly saIlio
McCleland winner OF the Great Eclipse stakes comes
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RacinG In England.

LoSpos, June H-This tho second day of the
sandown Park nrst summer meeting, The principal
event the race for the British Dominion Two,ysar-
old stakes for two year OdB hvO furongA II won
y Mr, a. Tayior,s bay hlly ~ FIus H. out Of Lady
Charlie Sir y JohnptOnes chestnut tlly Fuse by Bend
dOr out OF F4ses. WAS second aud MIR. H. EiHon's
chesinut colt lideberL by FTaT RuBh. out nf Hlld2,
0y Prime Minister, third. There were nine starers
The sun., 1890-06-15

seven indictments have teen found bV the Queens
county Grand Jury against tho pool sellers in Puritan
Ian Long Island CY aud nine against tho proprietors
ns hie sunday resorts In MRsprth and RdEoWood The
names ot those indicted have not yet been made
W. Su no arrests have been made. They are All to
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Tho Frde,Io cIuh In New Quarters.

The new quarters OF the fdelo Club at 10 and ii2
FRst Fifty ninth street, formerly occupied by tho
Progress club, were formally opened last night The
building has been complet.lv renovated and newly
decorated cos; of u"Hr, f2JIaO Tie club WAS or
YAlllel eighteen yeIrs az bowling r.uh II tlSn
Lad hut ten lnrnUer. Itlas 2t- HO' ihe officers ot
ne cluh are. PRECEDENT william ~ Roe Wee Tres
lIeul solomon k"in"lhr,u. SrcIet,rF, samuel Lin.
seini Treasurer, ArlhaT Me',F
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Staten Island

FFom IA" moment the ball was faced Tor The hrst
Ramo evident to tho spectators that both teams
were out for blood, and every man PLAYED his life
was at stake.
Goals scored by Brooklyn-O Bren, !, Mclean, (;
burns = Total T.
Goals for Staten Iiand-MathenA l.
On ihe Brooklyn team CrOsbie in goa jus: grand
Robert and Gilmore or the defence were stone wal.
Bent at centre played fast and strong game while
Burns OErien, ChaImer and Mclean in tie attack
MeTe eYerYMhern
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The Croquet Tournament.

The croGuet lawn in Central Park was soRgY and wet
yesterday but this did no: deter the members OF the
Union Croquet Club from continuing their tournament
Sixteen games lad been play ed at O'Clock when tho
rain cam" down and stopped tho sport Tic results
9
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SUNnAY EXCI,K.ION.

To Great Nech sands Iont, Glen oro sea tlh Glen
wood and ROslyI
From Her -, H. T. Peck siil1 ~ . y A. VI,
From tist st T.. n, AZ fac 4. ". .
Returning vii arrive ~ New York At q 20 = ~
EXCURSION TICKEI-. 80 CTS.
CHARMS CITY RIVER AND UAkBOR TEANSPoR-
- TATlON %, olCes Piers lsN. foOt of Cort lpdtst
isi@ HOOKS now open i-Vl.
Daily 9to 3; sunday. luto2 New pleasure grounds
and groves DE lghlful summer days outing Com
m0di0us steamers and LaTgcs
SCNpAY TEIrs TO KEYroRT ANp MATAwAE-
- steamer MINNIE CORNELL caves HARRISON ST.
\ Il, ~ 4 NJ, EEErY 81 NDhH. RcIurn.ng leaves
Keypnrt T., NJ. IAClRSluS TICKETS, .pr.
The sun., 1890-06-15

In ne second and fourth innings stark was allowed
~ points AeV1hth game Richie allowed lB eighth and
and ninth games: q hesdAan allowed 10 tenth game
Johnson allowed g: eleventh and thirteenth games
~ Neolham allowed 10 Al tho Others were scratch.
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LEIISGToS, June i+--Counsollor. bay stallion q
years old by onward, dam Crop dam of Blanche Ar.
mory !G and code 2'@2'D 10y Eliot Jr has been.old
ny James LAdd A Son, Beatrice Nrb to Pratt stOr K
farm St. Louis for $500 COunsellors lam Was sold
here few years ago At auction Tor $i0A She Is now
tbs grand uIm Of williams .ulq and Brown g:iSl.
Crops dam was a Canadian mare " y
The sun., 1890-06-15

To morrow NoudAr, badge S'riataway. Taragon
Tea Tray. JuRyl.r, seymour, Bewoud Niagara, and
others will run IN the nth race. Five other attractive
events are also OH the card. Tauo direct 10 Grand
Stand every ~ minutes Consult time tsblsL-4dH
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fastest corrected time in sloops. beating the
Maggie L. BY ~ minutes 20 seconds, The Bon
ton Wins two prizes ono for the fastest cor
course and ono for tho fastest corrected time
among the cntboats, beating the Nankit min
beating tho Playmate lY minutes ~ seconds
but as she was barred from taking three
prizes by tho rules; the prize Tor ms cIhss went
hsr class, beating tho Foam by 81 inmates 3
seconds. In class OF the cats tho MadGo took
tho pTlXU.
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Tho outing OF the Independent Bowling Club Of the
on Thursday, June ~.
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The New York KIN, Climb.

Seventeen memhers Of tho New York Ride Club tSok
part ~ the CLUB match CTeedInOor yesterday Ds-
spite Ile uniAF0EA5s weather good scores were GdS
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RYERsoN,S SUSPENSION
The Action OF the National TrottInE Asso.
eIatIon to be Tnken to the Conrin

MIDDLETowN n. j.. June 1.-THE recent nc.
tlon OF the National Trotting Association in
expellnG from tho tracks under its control Ira
Ryorson Of Goshen and his gray gclding Tay-
lorson is likely to be reviewed by the courts.
RYerson has wide reputation nB a successful
young trainer and driver. His father A. u.
Ryerson. who owned Taylorson. is noted as
breeder. The horse is n promising four-year:
Old by Sheriff Mills's Sweepstakes, son of
Rysdycks Hamiltonian, uam by American
star. Ira Ryerson denies the charge that in
July last, at Joliet, H.. he entered Tayorson
has the afldayts Of reliable witnesses $40 10 the
eileet that the horse WIS In Alderman Frank
!ain5 MSttys stables ia in SyraGnse on tho day il is
son. tho owner will apply for the reinstate-
ment OF The horse by the National Association,
and in case the application IL refused ho lro-
poses 10 begin suit Tor damages.
Hnle's Crews Arrive at New London.
New LONDON. Juno 1i.-The Yale Varsity
and freshmen crews arrived here this after
noon on the 4:2G train. They were met at the
depot by Mr.. G. st. John Sheffield. who came
on from Boston TO welcome them. He accom-
phnlod them to their quarters ut Gales Ferry,
md VIII try to make things as pleasant as nos
slbIe for them over Sunday. The men had to
Mait ut ths depot for some time. owing to tho
1ailuro OF the launch to arrive. Tho crew will
not c9me down TO the city tomorrow, but will
sPTebd Tbd Tn,u the day in rest and recreation.
the second time to-day. They have been hard
at work, and make u fine appearance.
The Raco Between Gleason and Williams.
Tho great mile race take place at Orange on June
2l between Gleason and Williams Of .Nework " causing
considerable talk. Tho purse be run for was last
night raised to 500 About two months ago Gleason
came total stranger to Orange, representing bimscf
to be farmer, and attended athletic meet making
himself generally conspicuous by wanting to run soma
OF the lachl cracks
A match was nnaliy made for $50 a side which
gleason won easily Somo Of the Orange sports Ht
once took hold Of Gleason who said he used 10 run
DIT down In the country" and were willing TO back him
against mott any Onu Dufrane nf Elizabeth heard OF
thiB egcailcd c0untrynan running powers aud cha.
lehStd him to race three miles for Sllp side Tho
match was made and about liu sports from EItlabrh
came to orange lOa.ed down with wealth tl ir
man odds OF $40 to so gwen and about aL OUJ
laps ' "
The question was thsn asked all sides: Who s this
man uleAson but no ono knew anything about him
Immediately after rs race stranger In the crowd
onerei TO race Gleason n mile. 1t aCCe pteI, and
VIII be run next Saturday The aforesaid stranger yAve
his name ~ Williams of Newark but It rumured about
sporting circles this evening that 1t fake and that
tho two men working together the intention
OF making big haul Snd dividing
=, number OF wellknOwn 81 Olting men IN Orange say
they VIII nave nothing to do with the event wager
particle Of money.
The sun., 1890-06-15

Referee. T.. G. Carter, Now York A. A. Iulges II
4. Cunning. Acorn 4. A.: H. Dimre, pastme A. L and
Il HJerlDerE. New Jersey A, C. Tmer.. Robert Stoll,
New lUrk A. 4. aud ". j. Dixon. Manhattan A. C.
Starter, sam D. sce, Pastinle A. Judge Of walking
G. schoenrck Acorn A. A. Assistant CLERKS {. Camp
bell Acorn A. A. ana Robert Conn St George A G.
Scorers 7. Richards Jr.. Acorn A.; Y O. Heyut and
l. H. q: savage Acorn a. A. Announcer, @. 4. Griffin,
A.