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orioas Show Up Well in tho Field.


There hard fought athletic contests on the
Brooklyn Athletic Clubs grounds At Maspsth. L. l. yes
tsrday Tho tho initial games and picnic
of the Orion Athletic Club The contests were delayed
somewhat BY tho heavy shower Of rain. but the pro-
were:
One-hundred.yard Dash. Handicap Final ueat-won
By George u. Burns, scratch; benjamin Gregory =
~ IS asconda
Sa5dn s,I yards; GeoIss r. burns scratch. second;
vins.IS On: I'll. Eua n.nSsic.R,wo1 y o:orr. Ferry
2s Yard: second sss frederick sshm!d.t oriou A c.
One mil. walk: Hanaieap.,won hy william G Horsn.
Thomss Jackson Is seconds, third Time, min.
,O ONE tarlons nurdI: Race Handicap Final Hsst-
Schmidt dC yardD second Gsor1s Edwsrds 20 YARDS
TINS: Time. SIN seconds.
Half mile Run. handcap-won by Thomas II. Burns
scratchl Richard Golden 26 yArds) second Frederick
Hamilton 90 yMdg third. Time. minutes l2A
Running High Jump-won by Richard Dorau foot,
height feet 6A inchss George Fielding inchea se
ond. feet lnI inches; Thomas II. Burma scratch.
Three legged Race Fifty Yards-won bv Thomss IT,
Burns and Benjsmin Gregory. George Edwards and
Richard Doran ond. Frederick Hamilton and John
Na!iAn third. ~
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cKE,psoon, June 1.-THE right wing OF the Sixty.
ninth Regiment praotised here to- day. The score:
Collins. 81 " -'~ -
Non com missioned StaH-Ssrgean 2. Stuart 80
Company A-Lieut Net au,sv SO Sergeant NJ p
Cara IN - ~
Company B-Priva;es ". Teaiy ~; p NeIvor 81
Company C.rapt d. q. Mccarthy. SO; serssants p
Sosn NJ: D. ", n-Aton ~: j. Henry ~. Corporal T.
Ironnnn. 3Ni frivhs> j. FlAhsrty, So T. NcMshon "a:
Y aoIiarity ss; J. sAundsrson. SO; J. Horn 81; o.
Company p-Pyirats T. Hasan. ~; Lieut. W, pss.
ino - Lieut. T. f.rrsIy, ~; Sergeant T. Clark. sC;
Corporal j. Cannon, ~; rrivA'o n. y Ae(xho NL ~
,ccmpany .;-rapT ST. k, an. 81: isu! 7. }. I.<ss
cronin a. Corporal L Coleman. at; Priraiss r. L.ni
han. ~: W. e. 1aRes 81. Corporal l. A. O'Coppor SIS
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Lively Betting on a Pair OF Ponies.

wHiIx PLiss, June I7.-Thsre was a large gathering
Of Westchester county spor'snsn and New York club
ut tho North Fad Driving Psrk this afternoon TO
OF the most interesting ani amusing running
races that wsstchsster county has ever known
William Brokaw and Frank L. Morrell OF New York
city each pony. discussion ss to their r.spec
tive speed came up between thsm few days aKn and
match WAS made for Si.un and a wine supper. It
WAS stipulated that each man should ride his own pony
The dial ance wss half a mile.
BrOkaw appeared on tho track In ray costume lie
= N hils white shirt white knssbTsechel and
purple sash Aor,eIl was dressed in white and wore
4 brown cap and sash. George d. Bassforu was the
AtnrteT: Harry snmiGSrs of Aamaronsck and Harry
sedewick Of scaIsdAie judges
when tie flag fell Morrel Jumped into the isad and
wasA length ahead AZ the hr,t quarter Brokaw then
within hve length. OF the wire, when Brokaws horse
forged ahead aud finally won b. y length. Time, IS
seconds
i is said thA, at least S. 90 wAssred on the re-
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First German Gun club Shoot.

The usually jolly party Of the First New York German
Gun Club met At Dexter Park Yesterday for the regular
monthly shoot Of The club The club At ten birds
EACH modified Long Islans rules of both barrels
but the bird 70 hs on the wing; Fourteen shot under
Philip Nrnsrh Fred Pfaenisr aud 4. Neuseh tied for
ssconi prt,s with seven each and in She shoot on
three birds mi's and "nt had eight enrisa The money
Go.tz. each Killing ihrsa. "
The score Of the sro" is as follows HArnet ~ ysrds
4: SchwAck "a yards u; Nj l-r ~ yArds 6 Sch,ller
!Sari, q Rs.,sai. = yards . Kowehlt. q yard: d
yards a. rfaerder. 20 yards. :; iiostn aS yardo 4
=: Hsn; h. q yards Il LieI - yards u Maiseh. II
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winners at Chicago.

CHICAGO. June 1.-THE races today resulted as fol.
lows:
First Receive furlolEA Racine won. Carus sec
ond- srnest Race third. Time, na9,s.
vse,ona lt.ce,,ix flrongs Meadow Brook won. Eli
kbdis second Highland third, lime. Iii1.
lh,rd haee-Nine fur,Ongs. Elhei won, Diekefsoa
SECOND. i'intax third 1ins, 2Oo
Fourth Race -eix furlons., Rob Jacobs won Tom
MY Lisn hsst5ons s, mile bureh won rA'ricf second
sik ; EscsESis tnriongs Tydy won. Armisi second
Miss Nary third Time, il1Ls
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Too stormy for Playing Tennis.

The severe storms OF the past two DAYS have greatly
upset the calculations OF the tennis players This week
unusually busy one, way for the tennis men In
this vicinity. number of evsats were scheduled to
b-giu YESTERDAY aud the .viors day 80 sss than
10 Of ih's. E'e mad 10 10 pnstio 81 on account OF
he eiJ tOuIhalusns Of Crescent Athletic
Cub and the Padmnton Cub Of Brook lyn which were
both 10 be commenced on rutsiaS had TO be poned
gt"ands at ll4smgs on hs hudson Was TO have teen
started yssie and tie maj match In the gsnte
,iugIes Of The Staten Island Athletic club was
A'so scheduled. Both were prevented By the ftoTnL
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Baseball Games To-day.

EATloSLL LfAGrE.
New York Va. Philadelphia. at the Polo Rrounda
Cleveland va rhicAKo at Cleveland
Pittsburgh W., Cincinnati at Pitisburgh.
AnERicsS ASSOCIATIONS.
Boston va Athletics at Boston
Warrington ". Baltimore, AZ Washington
Louisville Va Columbus at Louisville.
Cincinnati vs. St LouA at Cincinnati
EASTERN As>ocAIioS.
Providence w. Lsbanon. at Providsnca
TroT vs. New Haven, at New llAvsn
Albany vs. Rochester at ALBANY
Syracuse Va Buffalo a. syracuse
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1us.ss Low. Ward tSrisn ihi.e- ss.. ais.rink: FINK
pen,. sfoes h.s.s-Lons ;ash Fr.s S..s On Sss
- Etchols b. ior.tta First o..s on Boston
& Btookiyna struck out.by Nichols = Oy Loystt.
Quads.,
BOSTON. 9; BBooKLIN. 1-tsECoND CAMEL
Long before the time for calling the after
noon game II begnn to rain. Dus as there vera
more than 2 OUO persons who wanted tD see q
game. Il was decided tO begin play. and the
game was not stopped until tn. end OF The
eighth inning. 1t wa- n sorry picnic for the
ei,n nipions. for they wsro routed with great
slauGhtsr Errors Were, more plentiful than
and. IA in the morning. game; Capt Ward led
the way In the matter O.: ,umbng. 1t was q
Host unaecountabls la!inG on in frst.clnss
play. hut the crowd dii not shed any tears
over the wreck. for 1t boosted the Beaneaters
into SECOND place in the pennant race.
THO Bostons were ou bat.sd. but they lad
the good luck to bring their hits into service
ltoetons started in to score in the first inning
and earned a run on Stovey's two bagger and
ljrodies single. II that same inning Burns
began the record breaking in errors and nearly
all Of his comrades hell ed him out. In the sec
ond inning eleven Beaneaters faced Pitcher
Yet none OF these runs was earned. The
Bosi ions scored four scattering hits. put with
out the seven errora " hich the Brooslyns con-
trtbutod none of the ruus would have been
scnrcd. Ward had three chances in that inn
ing and he mado a botch Of each one. His
Iray was 70 weak that unthinking small boys
hootet the great ball toss-r. while those who
tho change which had come over him. The
sAfSr0.
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run-Nillissn joyce Stolen bases--wood t0. Brown,
Joyce, Stricken, Radford Double play-Coreoran and
Larsin fir,t base on es!ls.wocd !2l Hsilman.
n Ma. bsen ksdiera Wy ny pitched eal,-isr
rel 2l, Mcueachy. joyce Murphy. O'Brsn l2G Passed
balis-huIphy IN Wild piich-OBrien Time-2:i5.
Cmpire-Ferguson,
ArnLrric, 10; sosros IA. ~ =.
BosroS June l7.-rne afternoon game was all one
wAv The Postons were not really in from the start
Tho Athletics played all around them, and had plenty
OF runs TO The
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et@.sa crescent nu q, c........o 80
Earned runs-stat.n Island A. c. 2. First bass, By
en- bss.sNS,sten Island 4. G. 3: Cresreht A. C. j.
First base on bsls-of CAdmus 2: of Van Zant, =
Brush ~ Catmas tn. e Murphy c2} Fountain Three
Fountain. Sarrifcs h.ts-krals, Van zant T. Murphy.
Stolen bA,es-Deppler ~. Moore Brush 7, Murphy.
Smith, and Fans. krnns aud Srebeigh Hit by pitcher
Van IAut krars Brill Moore. Wild pitches-van
Zant :; Cadmua = Passed bsi!-Kraua Umpire
Sullivan. Time-2:Ih
ENGLErooD YIELD cLrr II; -rirrs ISLAND C. C. T.
The Englewooi Field Club defeated the Staten 10 and
Cricket Club to-day. The score:
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WILLIAMS. Is; UNIVERSITY or VERMONT. :.
w.LLIAssrows Mass. June I7.-wiEams defeated ths
Univsrsity OF Vermont 10 day in = game marked by
iooss fielding on both sides and good batting BY tile
Williams Irsn The features OF the same were the
fielding Of Howard At second. the batting OF knseiia
and throwing Of Stewart Tie score;
University of VernOnt....o o 2 = o. o. z
Base hi,s-will!ams -: University Of Vermont, r.
Errors-Wiliam-. =; University Of Vermont d hat
teres-spauding and J. Hollis;er; Pond aud stewart
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After the Contract Jumper,

WASHINGTON Jnno 1.-THE following vas issued this
afternoon:
'Ths National Board Of Professional Baseball Clubs
has decided that Neekin and Raymond. who Jumped
N cir with Westeru Association ciutS for
ever ineligible TO play with or aga nst any national
agreement club This order or any other that may
Hereafter be mace for the same cau-s will never be
Inodinsd during he Of the present
\. L. YONG. Chairman"
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GREAT ARRAY OF sTAKEa
A Fine Card for the Third Day at sheeps-
head nay.

The Coney Island Jockey Club announces an
attractive programme for to-day. 1t includes
the Foam Stakes for two-year- olds. at five fur
longs; the Volunteer Handicap for three-year-
olds. at Suburban distance; tho Fay Ridge
Handicap at mile and half: high
weight handicap at q mile and q quarter.
on the turf. one at a mile and furlonG on the
regular track and sweepstakes ut mile.
While tho fields are not over largo. the quality
OF the entries promise flrst-class sport. The
Foam Stakes has the largest number OF entries.
eleven. and Judging from form Georgia and
Merry Monarch will lead In the struggle at the
finish as named. Those who select Reckon
and hey del Rer In the Volunteer Handicap
may hit the first and second horses. but
there is chance OF tho light-weigh,ed
John Cavanach Slipping in between thsm The
Bay Ridge Handicap will he horse race In
which Riley and Cassus viii probably fight IL
out on the line. In tho nth race LonGford and
lepanto may catch the Judges eye at the FIN
ish. and Admiral and Tammany appear TO be
good selections for the sixth race. Tho en-
tries In detail are:
First Race Tho Foam STAKES for two-ysar oifa At
!, en- 4 q add 4 n nh ia
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Hits from the Front Wall.

The fol owing note the residence Of Frank
rrsndr,.asr by RoDer: Malcolm on Tuesday night:
Come over tho court II possible. Waiting for
SCALP Bob" goth OF these young men are members Of
the Brookiya Haadtsll Club Malcolm. who IL ev
d-nuy iit,le jealous of his haudba reputation, had
heard that Prendriaas. conli tan" him, and lie
plumb sure that he coudnt. hsncs the note. rrsnd,
gasl, who Is q very accommodating turn Of mind.
Malcolm and tie two stripped and went at It, This
Was the result;
ls-tO
Rotet MALCOLM. .I--fo
simon Costello an old timer at tie snort riaved J.
CorGon and r. FannerT two Young snd vigorous Irish.
men y-sterday. At Hsys court aud the pair ed
\ -ood rrubbng. The Old piaSer was specially invited
10 a. this game And Gordon and FIanEery thought
they co.!d beat him hAndi y. The score was:
:I-tJ
GORDON Anu flanDery IL 1911
4 coupe OF Red Hook Poin,srs JOSEPH Po2arty and
DAvd fsass. had \ th- game nit at Courtney's
court yesterday. but fogarty proved himssf to be
much tho stronger. The score;
joseph sox ~ I-tJ
Dahtl hesEto- IL l1-$d
ceorce iil-nior an Luke RyFns were opposed to
John Fsming aud Stephen Maher .. Courtney court
Yesterday. and after Two fairly well played games
tn, former wen The score:
sl-4.
Elem nx and Aaher. l533
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EARNED funs-En1IeWOOd T. e T First base errors
bases-EnT!swsod G. 4 staten Island C. G, 4. Stolen
ha.. hS.wsstsryst Carm.n White saeracs ht-
RY westervet I; by PovsrA 5 struck out-By Wsss.
rrvelL IL; hy Power. Wild pitch-w ssfsrvsit
srick imp rs-Hopsins Time-2 h0nrs.
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Too Warm for p,x.o ON shoo,.-..

kErroRr. N J. June iT.-There were but few persons
present At the monthly shoo: Of tho Midway Gun Club
TO day The weather was verv hot, The shooting was
Atre hirds eight each. ~ yards rise The
prDs WAS the iuolthlY la Ike The result WAS: Van
Brake, !, Bcd!e, '. and ferrne. T.
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Yaiimore ........'.s 8 o o--iD
Earned rins-washineton. q: Baltimore u, Twobase
hs--Bcecher rowi Thrse-base \, -Avord CarseY,
Welrh. Wsrhen. Home rln-itStaeld poubls plays.
AIvorl. powd and Mcguire; Van iiaitren. Wise and
Werien. Stolen bases --Lnhman. Dowd Hines Weeh
rr.t base on bal.-wa.hing,on; 4: Baltimore, ilI:
by pitched haIl-McGuirs. Welch. Townsend, Beecher,
Foreman, Struck ou,-By Foreman 2: by Cunning
lam. l. Wild pitch-roremail Time-3:3. Umpire
kerinA
cotrNnus, 2: toutsvtttE ..
Lor,svrtr June II. .-Lousvils ontbattsd Columbus
and shou!d have won. Fitzgerald pitched great Da!
and unti the eisbh inning received perfect support
The whole then went to peccG and on two bases
on bai!s an error hy Fitzgerald and n wild throw by
tah.ll ,wo runs crossed the p!ats The score:
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New England Tennis Tourney.

Nsw HvtS. June lI-Tho match between Marion r.
wrigh, and C. T. Lee was the grea, attraction in the
tennis tournament hero to day Rain put stop to the
play in tie serori set aud I, contest will bs continue
tomorrow. Wright decided that the best way TO meet
Lees x.me plar in the ack Of the court while
lee decided 10 run up wns9 he rouih -,--,
vas yesterrAy and put the all out Al critical moments
Wright played steadily and strongly and TOOK the rst
The score stood four GaneS all In set two. when tho
rain began.
The other mstsh Of the morning was that of Ksr.
noeh.r 1 VI ~, ntSoA .,S.H'u q, NJ - set eame
set lie hung on Until twelve all w.s scored, when
The drawings Tor the dout are Huntington broth.
avrinst sanders ~, lis Fellows nud Alter.
bury Asain.S Parker snf ore'~Nd. Bsach and lee
against Irpoks and SANFORD AMI Writ ht aud RIings
against wilcox and shaw. appended are odAys
Tes,I's;
..Gsnemsn's Singles secord round IT. I. Kernoc han
beat i. BroOkh Jr, Gn 49,. N II, Whit beat c. g.
Lee C-i, 49, unfinished
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nn.ssau. Polo Grounds, To-day.

Ne" York Game J., NJ Aamissnn 1c. tickets and
r~-'r,rL ssais a. spaiings. "a BROADWAY Express
ualn on tth aN leaves Rector 81 a. 3;2t r. M-Adp
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soaroN. Q; pnook1YN. 9-rrEsr GAVE.

BOSTON. O: BROOKLYN, 9-rrEsT GAME.
BosTox. June 17.-It was grca. day for tho
Boston National League team. BY defeating
tho champion Brooklyns two Games they
clipped into sccond place. Tho Brooklyns
seemed to 10 demoralized to-day and wcro
easy victims Their Relding was bad In both
games. Capt. Ward couldn't say word to his
men. for he made more errors than any OF
them In the two games he had eighteen
chances and missed seven Of them. Tho sun
was obscurcd by clouds IN the morning game.
and u threatened rain. but hold or until the
last inning had been played. Then 1t came
down IN q heavy drzzle.
Tho afternoon game was PLAYED under this
uncomfortable condition OF affairs and was
ealIol ut tho end Of the eighth inning he ause
VI thoraln. The attendance at the morning
game wa. 2.219. and at the uits Il oon game 1t
r. Ike mo4nins 1qrin e. game S1 ,ber, was very
on. ,o"E tho lea @ and and thea @ Is.s it. and i The
nas ad ai Hn sas1 to ne
had besn pitching snp,rbly. and he eon'ingei
20 deto alter thn siX h inning Brt IN that
aouIIns ami two singles In asicf succession
m! ,hsr,Hy g, , won the game me They only hated
es sxh nnns The s Wo nSs Sa2a
yielded ANYTHING II tho lr oklyns had not
favored the homo PLAYERS VILE gooily batch
OF srrura.
. Dor three innings each side was retired with
ont;tse som mblanco ni q run. The ,un began
IN tho fourth innirg when tho visitors picked
MP two runs without halt trying. They came
ai'er TWO mon were ont. too. and TINT maIethe
situation the moro trying. Griffin " Rs on Sec
Ont! taso. with two men out. WHEN CoutH hit TO
Long. Tha, payer had receiy ed a gold headed
cane ut tho opening II the game. and be was
ihinking OF that present whom FoT,zs hit trav-
Iumbled ma Griffin scored. pinkney ioi-
lowed with hit TO centre, and On
BroGiv's Will return Of tho ball Foutz scored.
Those tao runs placed the Bossons ON their
mettle. and In the fifth inning they took the
lead hy scoring thiec rms on Two little hits
aud four big errors. That matgin was too
email. hogeyer. and IN the sixth inning they
This decision WAS renched after Two men were
oui. t.uina had got his base and had gone t.
third on rwo sncriiice hits. Then Tucker and
lowe ench hit for two bases. aud Ganzsl and
Nichols poGndeI out singles. all of which
Yielde,i three n ore runs.
1t look led a. though II larger score would be
serursd whsn Stoyey took up his hat and saw
the esses lllsd. But Stovey vas called out On
In that snnie sixth inning 0'Brien secured n
double and Pinkney o three bag ger. and Brook
lyp's third run was earned. The score:
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H.EnsA run,Boston, Tvohass hits--sloyfy Tuck
Esdn Laws bailey. First base on balIs-By staI.y.
Hrookiyu 4. Passed baii-D.iisy, Struck out.By sta
loy l: by HcmminE J. Douhis niAys-Lons and Tucker
s:ns.nse-..sza
ctKvKLASn Z; CHICAGO. 2.
cLsvILAHr. June IL All those umpirss make ME
weary SAID Cncis Anson n The seventh inning when
Lynch eAllsd kyans hit foul Had it been fair
and possibly two The hit WAS very, close the
q oss to examine tho spot where struck Tie score:
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Earned run-1ouisvtle stolen Daset-DonovAn td.
Jenninxa crooks First base on balls McTamnny
errors Lousvl:-. =. Columbus. = ~ BY pteh:d "a
al-DuGes struck out-Doan ~ Wheelock. CAhhl
~. Fi,yve- Aid, aayman,L Dnuhis pays-poian. Le-
hano aud Kuehne; Raymond J.nninrs, and Beard;
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S':,:,.aa Ss;,:.. .aa::.......9a ....a

-Hekssn childs Denny p.Hlsn Left on bases" e...
Ccosey. s!raet ontIby Nau, s; BY HGichinson :
B.sss ON h.s.By y,u ! poue!s piay7-Dahisn,
fsssd baN-boyis- Hit by pitclsr-Ryan. Wild pitch
-Vian Time-l.40 Umpire-Lynch Attendance.
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Importsd st.lllons and Brood Mares.

Forty-two stations and brood mares were
sdyesterda ny from the n hite Star steamship
Nomadc. which arrived onTussday aylfrom Liver
pool Six OF them were consigned to ". X. Van
derbil flour TO :. J. GMrney OF E!lwood. Ill and
thirty-tw0 10 o. q. Hefner 81 Chicago. The
Noma !ic also rought 200 sonthdown sheep
aud u lot OF hnrcs and English poultry for
Sheler i Burbeck Of Marion, i'll
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TIE RECORD.

ArnLTrfc. 70; fosT0N q. ~ II-TRsT CANE.
BosroE June IT. The Athletics frsm the Bost1rs
sh,s oTninE by excellent nsidinE They made IL hts
and the BnsieIs could d., nothing with Weyhing until
Sbo ninth inning whom they bAtted him hard urnx
Sovr runA Attendance, 500. The score:
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IN. Wl,.er, At Morr,, Park.

The results OF the Juno meeting at Morris
Park. including the Withers. Ladies'. and Bel
mont Stakes. as announced by Secretary II. G..
Crickmore are as follows:
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MASoN'S,"
Myrtle M. and Bridge St., Brooklyn. \. Y.

COUNTRY HOUSES, HOTELS. COTTAGES, &c.,

lively I4nds or st. Cecella's Church.
Tho Young Mems Association of St Ceceia. Church
enjoyed their annual outing at Rdgswood Park Brook
En Yesterday ne Affected tho sport 10 the ex.
that tho field programme had be dispensed with
excepting events the results OF which were
observation-disclosures Run. for Roys Under is Years Old
Won by Thomas Caderson James Daley second. he
winner has but one arm and his victory was very pop
ular. Tune. li,i seconds.
One hundred yard Run. for BOYS Under 10 Years Ola
Scra,ch-Won by Edward Smith by inches from james
Carney. Time. l2H seconds
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Minor Leagues.
EASTERN ASSOCIATION.
The Amateur League.



Yesterday game at wes: Now Brighton stopped
for a short time by rain. and As in such eases the
riayers adjourned to the dressing fooms Umpire
larry sullivan took shelter with the paysrk but
before many minutes he aud Centre FIELDER Fan:s
came to blows. without any warning tho latter sad
"Say my rams is Fauss and am from Brooklyn and
you nothing more than robeer to make US play in
the Seeing that the ball PLAYER was In earnest
Sullivan kept cool and told FAuss that he loAfsr
Tho game vas continued and resulted in . tie. The
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BOSTON In SECOND PLACE.
Two vICfoRIxs OYER TIE BRooKJYNs
DID 1T

The Cieveiands Help TO PsIi the Chicagos
Down-No Gamo In this Cisy Owing TO
Rnis-Buck Ewing Talks About his
Lame Arm-Marry wri9hrs Iden ss TO
the Penaant winners-News and Notes.
By winning two games yesterday the Bostons
pnsscd tho Chicagos and they ore now In Sec
ond place. Tho scores were:
"a. NJ Boston. 9; Drooklyn.3.
P. NJ Boston, 8; Brooklyn. 1.
Cleveland, 4 Chicago. q
At New York and Pittsburgh. rain.
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Tho crack team OF the lost Athletic Association
lsn Hnston by hoat last nlght for New York. and viii
Try conc, ,usions t"day wIth ile strong ~ tie
New Jersey Athletic citO on thrir gruunis Avenue A,
Bergen Point
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The Anericaa Associatiop.
Tho American Association games Yesterday
rasulted as follows:

resulted 40 follows:
IA. M.HAthlotics 13; Boston. II.
Up. M.HAthlstics. 10; Boston.2
Washington. 20: Bsltimore.19.
Columbus. 8; Louisville 9.
Cincinnati rain.
soston ....s5 20 .cs7 IColumbus. III ri 4s
81 Lcuis' - Sl4 Ashlstic... ~ 32g
Saliimors 81 q eli Lousyills, - Is .so7
Iinclpnau,. 1T II -,V Washington 10 a. .Sl4
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-07-01
A PUBLIC LOSS.

The death of District Attorney Johns
ton yesterday will bring regret not only
to the legal associates of that talented gen.
tleman, but to a wide circle of his friends
and admirers. Mr.. Johnston was a COM
paratively young man at the bar, but the
standing and popularity he earned were
evidenced by his election by an immense
majority to the District, Attorneyship in a
strongly Republican county although COM
ing before the people as the Democratic
candidate. His services in the position to
which he was elected by the discarding of
partisanship fully justified the popular
judgment. The reforms he introduced in
the conduct of the criminal business for
the purpose of expediting trials have had
SO marked success that it is agreed by all
lawyers that his successor must adopt and
perpetuate his improved methods. Allie
gheny county has lost valuable official
and the bar a member of the highest tai
ents in the untimely demise of Richard H.
Johnston. Socially, also, he was one of the
most popular men in the county because of
his thorough manliness combined with a
remarkably gentle and kindly disposition.
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so hidden by preconceptions and
complications that men starting on
right basis very quickly are led astray.
The evidence of this is afforded by the
Commercial Ad0eg tiser itself. 1t declares
that no debter should be allowed to pay a
dollar with eighty cents worth of silver;
yet on its own proposition that the Gov
ernment shall obtain profit by paying
out S53, 600 600 worth of silver as $40, ,OO0,-
600 what would the Government be doing
but that? 1t thinks that silver is SUBJ
sidiary coinage; but with the mints add
ing to the bulk of that coinage at the rate
of $4,000, 900 per annum, and gold going
out of the country in about the same
volume, how long before the subsidiary
coinage will be the principal coinage? 1t
is opposed to shortened yardsticks; but
when such bulk of silver is accumulated
that the Treasury has to make silver pay
ments every one will pay his debts by the
shortened yardstick.
In all this discussion there is one point
that is necessary to bear in mind. The
only way to insure real bi-metallism on a
secure foundation without the interna-
tional cooperation at present beyond our
reach is for the Treasury to coin silver
dollars of equal bullion value to gold
dollars, or to adopt a new coin in which
silver and gold shall be alloyed on equal
terms