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highly recommend Pastor Koer3g's Ea.es,
Tonic to anybody that has saffarei iaoui u a.
sche as my son did for years, because Z. 5c.. u
of the medicine cured him.
NJ. McryGCG.
Weakness OF Memory.
ZELL, Faulk Co, Dnk. Nov, IS.
1 was troubled with forgetiulnass anil t-;.ga
many remedies, but of no use Il had ai.n5,
despaired when somebody recommended pagtol
koenigs Nerve Tonic. tried it and took hi.e
bottles OF it, which brought back nv 1usclory
as good as ever. 1 therefore recommend th:s
remedy to all Suferers it does lnoro tlsn ex.
pected, 1t speaks for itself.
GEO PANfAN.
Our Pamphlet for sunerers OF nervous d1
seases will be sent free to any address and
poor patients can also obtain this medicine
free of charge from US.
This remedy has been prepared By the Reverend
Pastor KGnig. OF Fort Wayne, Ind, for the past
ten years, and is now prepared under his direc-
tion by the
KoENlo MEDICINE co.,
30 West Madison, COZ. Clinton st., CHICAGO, ILL.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
Prtce 81 per Bottle. Rntt!es sor S5.
G: F. HEINzEMAN, Druggist and Chemist,
~ North Malfrt rect. Los Angeles, Cal
The sun., 1891-06-24
TENNIS EXPERTS At TIE METZ
Valentine q. Hall Has Close Call In the
Middle Stntes Tournament.

Valentine q. Hall Has Close Call In the
Middle Stntes Tournament.
The annual tsnsis tournament for the championship
OF the Middle States continued yesterday afternoon
the OF the st. George Cricket Club Of Heboksn
roun As the contests all best three IN nve sets
the players are required to pay but match day.
The feature of yesterdays play was the remarkably
close call that Valentine q. Hall. OF the doubles
champions OF America. had In his match with VI. A.
Larnsd OF the Orange Lawn Tennis Club Larnsd 10
young player OF considerable ability. but when no
drawn In the Hrst round against that veteran player
q. Hal In the nrst round II not supposed
that he would secure . set Larnsd. however,
played beautiful tennis and SURPRISED his much
more sxgsrisnced sntAEonmt by securing the nrst
toi and WIN W. set: g a one ss.ia:t y .
:.% Of AZ: r"%s on: ss' ~snn hSS
soap cams. N .uss...on Sna pu up hs even n'ss q
.nvs an" Hall now BEGAN 10 sppsAr very nerysna
Larnsd sas..S: gam. ana wa:
Of on within few ponts OF Of ths most
expsrienSsd players In America but Hslls greater
Win this s.. Ha,ls eoandsne. seemed restored and
$ .Hs s.: al HI ss' EASILY e: f 10
,eys" Ih. p:tsn WA psoSsoy one Of the narrsv.
Riohsid aisv.n: ss;lIy won from Duncan Gambler in
spiss i: a:::s !, ] yis::I tni?s & y; Ss: 7oes
NJ. p., s.%s. and y. 4: l.,or.sis @ S% fos
% Tss:: E. Be-: w.:.s Il
S..ns s.. ssa. saRa:E s. s 81 Edward L. Hall ''.'
The sun., 1891-06-24
MANHATEAN 4. c. rs. ATLANTA r. G.

University Of Pennsylvanta Eight to Row
the Atalantas Under n. A. c. Colors.
For some time past rumor has been In circulation
that the Varsity crow Of the University Of Penusy
vania were members OF the Manhattan Athlstic Club
and would in short time represent the cherry dia-
mond In all the important reEatas and also that they
would be sent to England to row some Of the college
crews there.
1t was believed by many that the resu. of the uni
vsrstys race in the Harlem regatta with the Atalanta
Boat Club would have rood deal to do In deciding
vhshsr they should be Europe or not u their
sHiss %Siss e. a,. "a, ;DS'd :0u.S
st III: ,... b:
zs1 i
s%ssv IN ;
Is.I,m;ysS ~: Iosiaf director Of she Msuhsu4a
g: :; m;mS:,: Of s.
ss n.ns: at s:s
color: rs.s.a s.a AI ios sntss *.
,n. '1sy wsr: no. ssiS ana .ouid
.":;, s"ss s' i;Sas
3: being sent to rurop.
By a.1 ,n' club S n there !: no. p.rie. .rsh il
:s2a ss1 ss :S e
IL q Of a
take p.rt % why send thsmf >" '"'' ''1'1
.s :sa
n the Atsantas are dssrous OF rowing friendly racs
too clad them Whenever il 10 oonvsnicnt Bah
crsws are naturally dissassd with the result Of Their
meeting on the Harlem. ~ tho Tot rowsd on
its and the supsrority of the two have
mo challenge whatever has been issued BY either
sde the only desire bsing to have friendly race 10
q determins which 10 the better crew"
sa su @ s ::
ne true lover OF fair play and regrets az much As
any body thS resnlt Of ihe Harlem meet!nE However
it 10 not likely RAGS viii take place before the middle
cr IVY a, the ATLANTA crew are now training tor tho
The sun., 1891-06-24
MEETING OF A. A. " MzSAoEna
The Long Isis.d Athletic I.eneoe Receive
Setback.


y Setback.
A meeting Of the Board OF Managers OF the
Metropolitan Association Of the Amstsur Ath-
leto Union was held at the Hotel Marlbor-
ough last night.
The most significant action OF the Board
during the evening was regarding the Long
Island Athletic League. After warm dis
cussion. during which It was shown that ma
lority Of the members were decidedly inimical
to tho new organization. II was decided TO re.
q championshin meeting on Aug. ~. This is q
hard blow. for II the League should persist In
shsrss. Womb iccoms nisIuaiinel amateurs.
luton was iopted
chsmpionships to be held within i" territory.
Ts EsnE Of g. csn sns ,Ss Am.qssn %sTSss
ship ,oi! which created smother vacancy. ina.
A. & and SnT frederick William Jarsssn o. the
siston Island A. we're elected 10 . ~ the gap, saps
ca, sas 9nss ss ns G e' adns ON
rho recommendation OF the Reinstatement
The following clubs wore elected 70 member
70 4. z: Brooslyn y. y; Rochester A C.:
RS%ss kSShs' 4; syIsfSp Sna%Ssi s S,b
.ss s.sss ss, Xs:sh S:s hr'fsa ss1 uasn Sns
JJssrtse JssrtseYY Y AssocIsM,ion M q Hudson Cpugty. sSu.e
.!o,rncymen Plumbers. anl Union A. &. OF
Ho, oxen. N. ].
The following dates were approved; July 4.
rassa'c City Whtelmen and South Side Dry
ing Club q Baldwlns. l.; L.; July II. bufIalo 4:
4 G.: GH Hus ~ -. sCeges Yensers s. A. q; s Esspt z. Bank
CLERKS A. A.. Acorn A. G., and Jersey Associa-
tion Of Hudson county Oct II. New York 4. O.
chip meeting Of the Metropolitan Association
on sen'; ~. tn or within fifteen mile. Of New
shin Committee. which Il composed OF ]. +.
Sullivan. Chairman. +. W. Janssen and ]. r.
hM9ou,1F Titn @ Power tG sdH tTo othss, Man
The sun., 1891-06-24
GLORIANA'S FIFTH RACE.
THE HERREsHOFF BozT NEARLY OUT
EJUKED BY sArONARA.

The Nsseoia Crosses the Finish Ltne with
. Brokea Topnast-Ths Giorisua VIII
Net Rsce Next Week on tho Sound. but
the snycsara wtii-Another Fine Rsce.
The regular June yacht races down the BAY
ended yesterday with a special race given by
the Atlantic Yacht Club. 1t was contest OF
46-footers. 35-footers. and boats designed to
corrected length classification OF 25 feet. and
was one OF the prettiest OF all tho races sailed
this year. 1t terminated successfully series
OF races which have set the yachting world. as
far MS this country is concerned. talking about
ono boat Gloriapa-
Having been sprung rather suddenly upon
the yachting public. and being radical de-
rarturc from principles which were on a fair
way toward being established. the Hve straight
victories Of the Herreshoff boat have been de-
cidedly sensational II there was any room
for yachtsmen to doubt the Glorianas speed
her winning mugs would not be SO significant
but she hns left her competitors In the 4G-
foot class so for astern that whatever doubts
were entertained have boon blown away BY
the breezes which revealed her remarkable
qualities.
No man has manifested more real pleasure
over the Glorlana's performances than her
owner. Vice .Commo odore E ID. Morgan OF the
New York Yacht Club. Mr.. Morgan's yachting
cx periences In the course OF the last two years
have not been very encouraging. and there Is
many yachtsman to-day who Is glad that Mr..
Morgan has come out with winner. In the
The sun., 1891-06-24
Other 0ames.

Erw JrRsHr A.. C. II; Hkw TORE. A. C.. g
The New jersey and New York A. G. baseball teams
played at the Polo grounds yessrday Both wanted TO
win the New Yorks especially for by doing they
would tic the New Jerseys for nrst place In the A. A. u
baseball championship The New Jerseys had It al
their own way excepting once, when It looked asl
II the New Yorks might pull up thsm
The New iorks hit Fountain hard, but he had the ad
vantage of being well supported Beyer's work was
very poor. Had he had better command Of the bah the
ptcbeN besides sending seven men TO bases balls
tho excepting shaw. who WAS taken out after
IN. sams Was long drawn ou. due mainly to the fac.
ana then walk half way BACK 70 III. pitcher bog 70
two hours aud . half to play the game.
There were many hns playa In the seventh inning
whsn the New Jerseys had thsir bases full UConnor
ahd was one OF the best plays of the Eama. Besides
this OCoor did some tn winE nrst base
smith caught several difficult hles while the run and
S,.x @ sS o... on
wild pitch and icorsd on Ch.nnesys single Mack
.e:r.a ."s O'is n Il. nSus nns g" .
steal single by Mack And aMsai gave the New Jsr-
seys another run. -
After Chauneey had mnifed wbnr's fout as Wilbur hi.
safely. stole second aud scered on Livslys snsie
single by smith passed haiI and shaws error gave
berger totally responsible Tor tho New Jsrssys
touched Up foSns.n TeLy ysly ,sSrns toaE ran, on
single BY sosnon an error by Nc Harnsy and muHsa
thrd strike by currls, This made hsscors Z 10 s.
aud it rem aimed 80 until the eighth inning when the
that could not bo overcome, The score;
The sun., 1891-06-24
The Baan,..e. C,us.. T..n,. rou-..-...

The BadmIntoa Clubs Teauis Tourn ansnt.
The annual spring handicap tennis tournament Of
the Badminton Lawn Tennis Club of Brooklyn has
bsen oousderaby intsrfsrsd with By the uufavorabs
weather Of last week The nnal match between A. q
Merriam and Dr. W. A. Grifnsh stopped In the mid
die Of the seoosd set BY the rain and possponsd
until Thursday astsrnoon but the weather Of Thurs
this time indefinite MI.
Merriam has lsfs tswn and will for several
vssks TO nnish the nnai match The SCORES Of the
tournament follow:
TiR'T cLAss-soRArrR
MAhon 81. 4-a e-s; y. n. Schmidt . bye
finAl Round-A 4 Merriam beat y. n. schmidt by
default
sEcoNp cLAss-virrrrN.
Preliminary Round-Dr. ". A Grin,th beat r. ".
First Round-J q. Grinslle beat z. ". Burr, e-aa-a
e 31 W A. g5sh beat Ssesrs rtssis By Ssf.p.
6ht2
sniRp cLA0-aALy THIRrY
Preliminary Round-H. I. Pfsner beat W. DsnmAn,
u. L Pfsiasr beat Dr. s. 4. Wiiams So 3-i: 4. n
Stafford beat ~ " Dorney 6-S 6-S; B. c. Collins beat
George 4 Buck BY default
Second f%opnd-h % rfsinsr beat " j. Adais e-L
Final Round-B. g. Collins beat L X. Pfeiner. Ga
ISTxkcLAss nA1cNRa
elaa seratc6 es.t Collins winner Of third clasA
Tinsi aoGsa-A s Merriam winner Of nrst. elass
scratch) beat DR. \. Griith (winner second caiS
nftssnh SO, 81 (unnuishsdl
The sun., 1891-06-24
HARHARD'S ATHLETES,
Those Who VIII Leave College and What
They VIII Do.

CAhsrrpoE. June 23-Ths athletes In Harvafds class
OF st win all take up q business career with the
possible exception of Dudley Dean who will probably
return to take courss Of study in the Harvard law
school, In order to have the opportunity assist in
wiping up the ground with Yals's nine next year.
Arthur Cumnock Of Lowell and & V. r. Crosby OF New
York Will both enter upon business career after a
summer trp,o Europa Cumnock's family are inter
ested In the mills at Lowell ald Cumnook will fol.
low tho family calling The great football captain will
thus bs very conveniently situated help train I'D tho
victorious eleven Of the future.
Il. Hale the big mile walker of the n A. A., will 70
to Cornell fora year and then 1on his oassmats J. A.
stsison. in Washington r. h. HAls son OF the well.
Nchor. ihs ivy orator viii also 70 in.o businssa
VA ss:sa: Iaa!.aassai.: a1:'':ssa .na f.''s!
x. ""s VI
college life. Fml,y the riant hammer throwsr and
soa khsss Il. SuIa. M II n.niins
iats stocks and bonds In Wall street willis Hugh Nc
study ana shsn b.sSm. 0s .asher " r Ss a.
a woodworh Of the elias. crew and II. H. was6nurn
sss ne Of ns
ssr. rapis,n Of the glass foe.b. team, IT, N Rice of
Of to v.fsty sisw VIII 5. n tho law school t'ro"
In showing three miles of rnddsr ., Ysis
nImsss s:a ct ct ssr9r, m 4, % are 70 rsruns.. as
I iN;nsr culture Hays. q Ee.:o. aug l. i.rrs I
.n M oS s;n g 81 S
from San a II. s.ms VIZ .s
70 Tasuiana and Australia China, ann Japan and hs
fore hs return they will have srcsd the globe Tor the
The sun., 1891-06-24
l1ill,o..,re lIs.r.v. New Yacht,

PROVIDENCE. June 2s.-Milionairs Hsarst's
new steam yacht MAS launched from the yard
Of the Herrsshofls at Bristol at 9:05 this morn
ing. and 10 three weeks the craft will be tied
up at one Of the Bristol docks to receive her
final touches. The keel was laid early In April.
and. while tho launching has just taken place.
there has been no time lost The yacht has
not as yet received any name. For this rea.
son. NO doubt the launch OF to-day was on.
tirely devoid OF any ceremony. She is typical
HerreshofY craft
The new craft is 112 feet long. ~ feet inches
beam. and has draught OF feet She has
been built with Ave water tight compartments
or bulkheads. so ne TO make her practically un.
sinksble. She has . nne 1uadruple, sIpan.
tubusr boiler o. q, he %sSrnsycsoit % fTps D bue
built BY the HerIesho1s :, Her pilot house and
her r. fasStenings S y are copper and bronss There
ing plant for the incandescent syetem. The
Eerreshoffs have guaranteed Mr.: Hearst that
thi. yacht will spin OF iwenty.avo milss an
hour, and from what was eaid nt the works to.
day there ts no apprehoI sion that she will not
como up TO that requirement.
The sun., 1891-06-24
Lafayette College sports.

EAsroH, june 2s.-Ths commencement sports were
held by the Lafayette College athletes this afternoon
In the presence Of fully 400 spscistofa The prizes
went as follows;
seconds; Leeds second
Nile RuM,-J; 4. Henderson In minutes II ssoondA
Putting the shot-h. u. Oliver. 81 feet y inrhea
Twohupdl % sa..nd, twsnty.yard' DAsh-h. March. aS
,,I M,is wa'f-w' johnson, 10 minutes; Mclaughlin
seconds Leeds second
Foe rault-A. q. fAlmer 8 feet 2 inches, Miller
inohes -"
.s nns-hundrsd snd.twsntyyard IIurdls-A. L. Leeds
Half mile kun--H b. ssmpis 2 minutes Is ssconds,
Henderson second
High Juinp-A. March, feet inches; Miller second.
s1JssShundIsd s.nd.twsnty.ysTd Hurdls-A. L LssdI
second =" -~"
lain Of 'BJ
in the tug otwsr si pulled 'sa ~ inchsa
The sun., 1891-06-24

the Constsllati which yacht has practically
ashore with Nat Herreshoff. putting the COP 10
bis yalise before starting to take q train for
ana 10 any Of the reenttas on the Sound next
week. He will have her taken to Newport
Wherc she Will remain until after the New
60 to Martlehsad. II any one wants her TO.
MI. HerreshofI was warmly .c9ngratulated,
course. pleased at the way the Gloriana has
sailed. She H. largely tho result of experl-
ments made with smaller boats. and It appears
that sho carries ous the principles We believed
In whom we built hor"
: The Sayonarn will 60 to New London for the
to race on the Sound.
The sun., 1891-06-24
Cricket.

The Executive Committee of the Metropolitan Dlssxss
Cricket League met last night at the Once Of Wsass;
Turner Van Dursa, ~ Mercer street. the following
delegates being IN sttsndaucs; W Fsnwiek. Harlem;
G. O Turner. New Jersey A. C.: n X. Cobb Manhattan
u. A. HomeI Bedford; " Hiss. Paterson; H Z Jssk-
son, Cosmopolitan; W. H. Rutiy. Berkssyi Z A. snith.
New York; J. Duncan Brooklyn.
A representative team OF the League win ptAy two
important mAtchss next week with the kosSasls Clus
or Toronto ths champions OF Canada and with the D.
r.sl. school team q Concord =. =: ne Dsssipsi
game with the kos.dale Club hieh win lats lisos Is
Bergen Point on June ~ and July !, the following
lacy Eui & 9: y. hitshin. A.. Jersey = g;
KisS; County: ii yonns h:.ssi:y. @; q. Esrs;r, J
vsr q. ssm: WIN s, PAU: School which y,u -
kobsrts for. Hamilton; y. G.. blozsoS, EsaSastan:
jsn.y l. 4. i; a.nS:IL s!eeiyn: ]. b. Sssrts q.
7. q .eiiy and J. Garland,
The sun., 1891-06-24
Baseball Canes To-day.

HArioxAL LEAGUE.
Esw York " Brooklyn, At the Polo grounda
ESaP,: 4: :. sSs,ss :. i
Chicago W Cincinnati. At Chicago
AsERioAs ASSOCIATION.
Columbus va louisville. At Colunbua
Ns.nias,.k ". AsHi.siss a = wssSins.on
boston vs.. baiUmore. as Boston.
xAsIxns AsscciAroS.
Lsbanon w. Troy at Lebanon
ks.s.. k.:s y sy!Esss' E:s .s.S 1ssrH ss Rochester.
Buna.o Va Providence, At Buffalo.
AhArsUk LEAGUE
Staten Island c. C. Va Staten Island A. c.. at Lvins
Crescent 4. c. w. EnElswood y. c.. at Bay Ridge
orHkR GAhts.
Manhattan A. G. vs. Iisriem A. A, At Manhattan nsld
Jnk SuE Va Up,es AZ Mdgswo0d.
News rron League Headquarters.
wAsursoros. Juus 2s-sscrstsry Young announces
the following contracts for 1901:
With Duluth-J. II. MeMahou, O. Hamburg q q. La
s sHsss%: ass asiss:oS: S.a1Is I. .a a4H%s:yE r. yEy 5ehs
WITH WITH aS:ssss..e5s; TssSs: ss,s. ss,.
Wi!h 3is.m.A}5on Allen. N. !. Bradley. y Gesd'
viii TioSidsass"J. y. Dor.n. FRANK Lang. l. O.
%I;s %Ms ss.s.ss;,wS;s, ssss.sS.wS; e sss%.n' s:,S.n'
RkLEAsEp.
gy Rochsstsr-w, q. bowman.
81 ossn"A. otS': As 1. s'shos sn s'iHs. iils.m xon..
srsFEsprn
~ ~ ssm ssr.aa.s.E. sl:..lEk Il u a.1:. Becker
The Lewiston (Ms and woousockst tR IL elups have
beeons n'srnDsrs or the EaaerA league.
Baseball Notes.
inspir:. s,S0kiyns have no. played in Brooklyn
e: az r the bridge and
The sun., 1891-06-24

sica gained minutes 35 seconds on tho NAuti-
lut, In this bit OF wthdwnrd work the kRy o nAra
was the only one that did not carry a baby jib-
topeail.
Coming back from Buoy IA the. wind. WAS
nearly hbehm again. aud freshebed until the
ynohts had all they wanted TO do to hold on to
the Mineolas topma asst gave way The wind kent
freshenfnR until the Sayouara TOOK In her bnl-
loon iibtopsail. which she had set at BUOY H.
with her topmast 30 that the Gloflana, with
for.
On the last log the Glortana gained SC sec
onds on the Nautilus. which gained 25 seconds
on the Jssslcs the Jessica gaining l9 seconds
seconds on the Bayonsra- The order OF IN
sh and times were: smuggleE. ALL 80 Name
Gloriana, .5:l5:47: Polly, 5:2l :45: Ssyonara,
R:22:tO; Mineo!a. 6:2S: :18: Kathleen. 6:26:S0:
Nautilus. 5:33:l3: Jessica, 5:3i:lS,
The summary Ia as follows:
The sun., 1891-06-24
Ysehts.en Ane.a Laws.

special meeting Of the ssawanhsks oosinthisa
Yacht Club wss held At the club house. East fhisy.
s'cond street. last night. Section OF chapter q
the bylaws was amsAded making ths annual dsss 80
In place OF e2S IL had been iussnasd 70 make Q saA
icAi Increase In the initiation fs. Of both active and
Rsvy member, but shs Amsnd msnts did pot lssA
@ Tsss made IN the mater ot the new olsb hosss 81
Ion :: Snes, ss rns es 20
agreed 10 rnn stscis trains to the point forty minutes
th the future.
The sun., 1891-06-24

soms angling paper representative reported that ,hs
striped bass had left these but this dsproyes IL:
While caAtinE from shore st Far Kockaway ON Montay
using shsddsr crab lure Charlss swddsr the Brook
yn ssseh sA.e mannfaotursr hooked and landed is.
pound striped hasa This nsh WAS caught on one
q hsrsssr,s err I.sph..rt rods raise
some Dig bass the abovenamsd spot 10 DO good
The sun., 1891-06-24
,Lsrics, 3; WASHINGTON, 2.

Earned rnn-WashlnGton. Two 6a1e hI6-Nurphy,
HnsA MilliGan. Three base hit-Milean. Left on
b.se-wssninaton;, q Aihiesic. To- Double plays.nit
Ga..ws.nn.son Ashstis a.s.s On On esaaMssn.
Athletic, l. Time-2:lo. Umpirs-fsrguson
The sun., 1891-06-24

nsrnsd s.CsvsIsna, 9! Pitt:SSrsh, IToes.e
Ais:r cl,. Ds,!h Chids. Jonnson. gectley. berger;
by Young 8; By BALDWIN l. Rssss On balls ON Ssi.
Yin. :; o. Baldwin, posbe el.y-S.ni and SEEK sses;
bsll-zimmer lit By phcher-Denny. johnson. First
on errors.Clsveiand =; PiSsburEh,l ]. Time-a houra
The sun., 1891-06-24
SHEER PLAN OF THE oLonIANA.

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:s,, Ss sss Nj Nj M: s.s ia? rd,..sf Nj:
80 80, uoSu Iii. @ o., m" p,a..
wh'Sn en- was S"u M, W menry f'spsras paas
with nearly q score Of other forties, faded into
,n.ianiacanca % b.,ora "a tS. % F,,s a. .uttsr @ Minerva
Inst Mr. Morgan tried again having sD
from a Burgess design. The Mocessln was do:
fsated BY the Minerva and the Burgess boat
s@ ooss0on: Mr., MOrsan's burgess schooner
Constellation. tho LARGEST centreboard schooner
so.t also bull. BY repsras In 1882 never .o
las. D fall coming from Nswpo,.. the large
Ses nns fnh which aF and ssd
Sfesass here here from % a1 a.rosd struck @ a rock I'D 81
oysF story COM
4
Ssss Sonsspsicp @ :! Sil shs wa .s,artsd s 70! iS!s
that he va Was ION g marry W Sr. Carroll s"Ss up the
,es .es.n sne secrecy ABOUT tue ooas early IN the
na ,S was 9sppy I
s0 sSd ns Tss 1
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ssss =: a!sss
:s sosi
n.,sr M0Ss sssa and up pHt
Ms ssF s.. f. i6e s Il. .;SS eSs,s ss
Tss luEs. osisid; sI 4 .hs ,,i HoSt: snd GsR5 Err;
NJ Auspst Semont met Win anosSer Ncc
Ts T. ns fourth tine this that
Iii. .hS n tISs Z bsia. S !s sss ssSmsss I It. r. sFefs
III m the yaeSt eeHnH aonS
aHTs sHS A.r 6s
T. .hs s$'iQsS sss; class sSs Tsss,ss;i ,. d design.
isy q Boston 1,. Isss year: aye alothsF a.
issn. isSs the ~ CHAMPION % thirty se Of New YORK York
Ths Kathleen sn, made Psd rsSs
ny. fsst ion9sr 20 su nravsd too mnch sor hsr hs
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ohsp 81 1ss AGuf IN bs o. P
ssSns.l l.. ''A'''.e :. 'n' e.ass WOW 'a'' "Aa
class wsrs % the t snnssIor and ksmsiess. the
A. losk
osssd by c9%%od99se ~ NNeTbury y Layton Rsx
fresh neisswss,eIis S!ss;e e :sd y sst .Ids;
The order and tines OF the boats as they
yessIss iS;li IS: ssysners. i$s;JIs:9S: Minse:
n 1Gs hath Eauius aG Po7,v snuse!sF n31aI
Naasisss. iS:sa:4d: HS5a ssSas, ls'i9 kaihias1n::
e99n 10rSs hs other AZ
hnd intermeIiate I'D pv,.. .topsais' and
iust @ a6ais @ tho osH BEAM the Yachts mnde na fast
AZ Sayonsra ~ aud l!nsola in turn getting
%HaWsrd; % a TPs ssS'Iias We Vent t WY ,ass ST On
~; s0S
ana ana gained 10 Buoy "a just twenty SECONDS on
Minsos III shs NSs MiSsos Gaming 4S .esonds @ I
on the Nautilus; and the Nautilus gaining !
Minute seconds ora On the The 1s
Sss.isa;s Saa!I!us TIs5s.s; fo[lSS; Kathleen
sepSs sma1GciSr nsmeess nsaHm an oN De5h. md co,
sD!n@naSsss Il o III ier e ths Tas T. G GRpoy !: ShsTs
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Soa.' vLils the sn1osarp and NineolH ish1n nan
Ians match n: sayo1arH sn fndinT @ AZ fn entire:
east 'E ThIs littls air acted 90 % pecuiiayl yly that
ihs sayonars wss soon ava, .ron thf Mns9ls,
DO S3.h 7. aSs iorana antis and in iasscn HnI
near near Il. ta' o''''AA" '@0D' ~A0 '''s''1 A'''
ss: . hsa lskSn There
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throws the rest Of tho men behind him ont Of
gear also stroke is the best man 10 the boat
new stroke before he has finished tho old one,
The three crews, as they will row. barring aect.
dents. are AZ follows:
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COLUMBIA XREsHNu.

II EAA Yeles turn. according to tie custom,
to call on the Harvard crew this yeAI. So the
men dre:sod the ms.lves In brand.nSW nan.
the crimson's quarters this afternoon, HefHel.
nnRsr and Newell talked about football. Per-
soul said q word about the race. although none
Of the men were thinking Of anything else for
any length Of time.
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ives sad Garter Matched.

MILWAUKEE,. June 2s.-JAoob sehAsfsr and john Cal.
ahsn last evening deposited ESQ forfeit for match
gams bstwsen Frank Ives and Eugene Carter. The
liu" 10 D. played In this City seout Oct 10.
The sun., 1891-06-24

Brooklyn.. U U U u .
EArnad rans-New YORK, \ FIrat base by srrorl-
E.~ York .; srootiyn / Lem on b..ts-Ss. York 5;
SIooklyn. First base on bails-By kusie y; by Terry
D. ~ HsnminS. Struck out-hy Ru,e. 10: ~ lem.
4ssE Tyoba:s his .C9nnor o.,n Whist er n9rns Sac.
~ !3l ste!sn stsasIhuekl.y. Whistler GorS, Ward
Etehs..IsrrH 2; fismminx 1. umpire-McQuad.
y IN the nfth Inninx yesterday very amusing thing
bsppensd There we're Two men out, and tore, who
eIose ous, and Ward appeared to think the runner
hsA eesa declared out accordingly started 90 walk
10 and bis fol'0Nsl- Gors. sesticulAtinn wildly
tnsl.i.d thI he had no bssp iouelsl Ward waved hi
n claiming to he safe sni continued walk
In About this time AoQuAd said the runner safe
And Ward and Ills players stopped short with
osNSssatbis Aisauet went back 70 their pos0ns u0rs
Wis left ~ second.
suiLApKLpuiA. 8; BOSTON, Z
sHuisA AbstPH,A. June % Tho eiphas succeeded
- teteApuk Boston to-day BY bpnchinS fsur hits In the
1ft tnHipH tbs ncidnE Of both sides noiiosably
rood And brilliant plays were numerous Attendance