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The sun., 1891-06-26

SIAv'n Man An-SlNvfn was declared the winner
TT n-Mr Roirsrt honn~r dii have great sale Of
tr.tt.rs at III place and .ims you meauon.
Constant hend.r-Joe Gotdard. the Australian paun
M , lining tr hs M s.eona NH, with cS.ynsi. ~ &
mia. % % s:Ss1
s:.t .hr 'ssS"a seon. ses ''h"a
"". MAX. ies: Or psss p"ss:
b. voad nave to rofkrS four m"r. before i. sSu.d
the ,aGis ne would have to poke. that four
1a.%, @ ID 'ss X y. ms%sst H q
!'s. M ! Al %" s . 4: "s;sss ss
;rosa Spl;In.nn .r 4 E'eSM9nI va.ty OF
jhe' .-n, " na.or .; rrsd.r,.k Vpp.rnsnn Jr,
'ss s,,s s.y: e. !vh h.Fs.s i,..9s: 9%s:t: n Mo "
The e st LGSs s., ..
s,SS +. r., s:.
r",nnS", S Sro"sySiss ...n.d ID" bait s"''e' ' A''
s n.s.t q, s. ,?ss"s s':
II
Of N"rfoA VA Is h's larA.r
jn.s" r"""s ss e r T svS .xam.i .i.y e. snss: s
L:w.r u, ~ M en.m ..o.,"So q ,.s Nor d..d ssyS
San % All Washington trcrt-. Brouk ru
raor posALDso Cham. on ~ imnsr OF America
The Laurel Ahsiic iiub OF Laurel nm 1. l.. viii
hold their nrst picnic aud tines to-day on the M Il
Bn Athletic Cidv .r"uUis MA-iesh FIVE roanpe.
htons. nren 10 nil an.i-nis un..r A. rn.s. ARE
IN The air pr ,ini.-- IT, lie very eresnl Augustus
levcrel,y. IrrsdrhI uf ,he OAK ~ ani AHA r Ath.
letio League. via ACT as fe,eroc
Theirs are tw" ans 'h- roIiicai fac Ions
Of sli the nsrent lrunas III The ~ Mn NarIui
tne 10 the inu. h ihh rn,c hnl ihs "her - the 10
hrauon VI Tbs ." arstiahuI indrE-ni' This
tho New York IemNcrA"y, The r. pub lran a. ~, the
Jsnsrsonian, the nepnbi,cAn P,ouror OrpA ami tho
Aeinxion nb zach Contributed s~ 90 s.nsrAl funa
will be the scene ~ tue fsstivitisn
Baron de ilorp the diamond king gave Annie Oakley
q Aan: cent dianond pin NJ Irilerg. Germany.
ceniiy. tArou ilofn nwnh sn,s thu tnts IRE
srrs, In &c rinany al Nas''nkry VS. ted s estates
sprciA. nvilaii VA. - mach lie Ightr whh her
abb ~ IN maud i,g h rir sni ~ an her rrv"r
"A ~ shhL i.'At II, gave her tl, diamond pin
hh a souventr ~ his M alton a. appircialiUi.
The GLOWING .p-rA was rsre vel a. Tho t.iic, ~.
F,', ONCE yesis DAY from M0niislf John Mcmahon
OF This Ftr formerly OF Rutland " hA. i-snsd chat
DssI in three fsA !ce Gasens rules sovsrn for
$500 or etWD siae and the championship Of Amerca.
Mcmahon will forward eliD TO Richard FOE In New
York and agree that he shah bs nnAi stakeholder"
John Barrett ot GAwAy. Ireland the cham pion sll
round l,is, amateur athlete gale .! the P." .dssne
Asains' any man In Amsr,c, n an l,round amateur
ashisw ontrst ~ THROWING toe Lgbt Aul brAyy ham.
mer putting the sht and heavy shs Ahd ths sspoand
snot fot sD gold medal Barrett came TO this eeeu.
w e Ssss asrssrsco cs..ses Gerry o. sny Of she
~! poundsi chest ~ inehssi 6iesp. II inches; calf
iSS inShss us brouhs biz weights. shot Apd hammer
The sun., 1891-06-26
WESTCHESTER AND ROCKAWAY VIM

Exciting poIo Games at Orange Yesterday.
Delightful weather favored the polo players at the
grounds of the Essex County Country Club At Orange
yesterday afternoon.
At clock the wsstehessr and Morris County teams
lined NJ. Tho Manchester Club, which was allowed
handicap OF goals composed OF Messrs. beekman.
Babes Havsmeyer. and z. c. Potter. On the Morris
County team wero Messrs. Eicoil. LAY. ". B. Lord
and N. X. Thorne
Tho gams was characterized by superior playing on
the part the wessehestsr who secured IS goals
They were made by the following men, Havsmeysr z;
Babes Z and Feekmsn. \. Thorns. 2; v LORD 2,
RS County The 1t the con clu.iou nt the
was rs goals to goa . In favor OF the Wsstchsster
tram n. X. rhorn~. who played with the Morris
County Club. only Arrived home from abroad ON Wed
Ats O'Clock the game Of the DAY was started II was
between the Essex County and Rockaway No teAms.
The Roekaway Club originally conredsd y goals
o. ons of ,ssr paysS Sr KaSsrfora they wsrs com:
p:aeSns n:ea e Il. S1S S.a.p sa. On
Gcssrc Dslsu. Collier Rebin,on, ana tarr..
The playing Of hessrs. k-ens. Dals,t and Robinson
w1 F,. ,.S u,. G e e tho
corner scramble and both rider ant horse we're
The Rockawny team wero awarded two safety knock
s.. w.: ..1 s.
hrss sho,s oossrns the entire neid and Winning m
applause The kaway team Won BY score OF i2H
r.: n.i % ssmss al ias E.ss County CLUBS grounds
viii be played to morrow afternoon. II. L. Hsrosrt
olioiAtsd a. referee yesstriAy.
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pArsY DoUDt,s DETERMINATION
A Dt.t,.ru,.hea fcdfth Ward Citisea to
Eater the Literary Field.

ratsy Doody Ia snnmeri,R In the CatsKil's
endeavoring 10 recuperate his shattered
health. In q 10 ter to THE SuE the Irrepressi-
bis says hs IA not Improving much. and he
thinks trip to Florida Ia the only thing that
will bcnent him,
Doody's voice 10 goue. and he ~ritss that he
Ia thinking rsriousiy OF entering the literary
field. While he d es not look ,or the success
which has attended tho work Of such collabo.
rators as Guy do Maupassant Canon Doyle.
Rudyarj kirliue, or Rider faggard. he saws:
IL am sure and confident that original stories
OF lie In the lover distr cts OF New York. and
especially irish life In the Fourth ward. would
bo ve,y funny and p'sns ns' II the new nu.
thor ran mana 70 10 ins,l mo hi tales one.
hall OF tho inmor VII ch has ma ie his dialect
o. sloiies famuus. he viii 10 very en- eitn Mug
feht He thinks Charley Mitcheli one OF the
deserves credit for b nHo'ng" p,,i'e lighters
and making money ont OF them He nradicts q
falling OH brtwern lawn and Mitchell within
three months. and IT, " ilnnily comes to n hat
tie lie sH,s tho En- lishman VIII make mon.
key Of the Australian ns ho " II know Savns
weak no nts.
though the ~ 10 has been choaen. II viii be
tale OF c.tv fc. Ann VD, lin stake; ~.
How Mrs. O'flnnhaxUn Pals the Rent.
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r.. Runner. mt K..s.. city.

KAnAs clTr June 2a-Hsavy rain fell this morning
and the weather still shrsAtsntng this Afternoon
whom shs Arss race was called The attendance was
small and the track was slow. Rssuits:
first RAee-Eivs furlonss Mamie won Van 8. second.
Bob Paxton third. Time O3k
Sseoad Race riftes -sixtesnths Of . mile. Castl.
Ian won Dew berry sssond Pasins third TimA I,a
Third Raoe-Soldisrs' Home Handicap; mile and
half = furIenE Dan Meek won. Red Sign second May
fourti Rsos--vour and half furlongs for tvo-ysar
olts, Aliha won First Day second. Rachel wsstcots
vif,h Ries-Hss mile h.ass - yIr,s hsAs,.,CspMsa,n M
Second hsat-HArAmbure O. won Cold Deck second.
school on third Tine sik Third h'A'-Harsmburs
sixth ksos-stook Yards stakes: hsn mile. ApsrL
can, Boy won. Luclfer ssooud. johnson third. Tine
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Time. 2,3a, 2:34. 2:36.
CHIcA0Os RUNNING MEETING.
Curt Gum. = Ten to Ono Shot, Wins th'
Kenwo0d Stakes.


CaIcAGo. June 2s-The Esnwood S.akes was the prin-
cpal event to days programme at Washington Park
and th.a com m1ined with the appearance of Racine In
the opening DASH drsw out attendance second only
to the Derby day crowd Tho track last Three of
the vs avorites beaten though most Of the win
nera were At fairly short prtoe The Kenwood had
eleven stsrtera Bashford and Herald equal favor
ties at 3 10 against sneh.
The race was Q surpfise. Curt Dunn . 10 to shot.
led thr0ug hout and won after hshinR hn.h BY half
a length from Ba.hford. who beat Old Pepper four
isnaIhn fo. second place Tine l"'S Pace odds.
10 .on Of UnondasA ous OF sophronta bsionHs to W.
IT, Landsman the Lexington bookmaksr. who won this
sane last year with his 4iahO colt Palestine.
six horses started IN the openinR Oh Of mile. the
prestige OF Racine friRhtsntnk out Ny Fellow Josie
and Ulie Glenn. fhe running OF the race was aged
enty minutes TO allow AkinR book. Racine
having been permitted to weigh At NJ pounds whereas
vorte both before and after the change. McAferty
landed him winner length In the fast time Of lar
ChmsrA 10 to beat BrAzos two lengths for second
The min furlong handicap had nns stsrtsrs Bran
doettS the fAvorite a to bus she failed to get
place the TO chance iongshot winning BY Ien.t
and a half from Guido. !! to l. TO-DAY. Ei third
fvs starter. Laboid second enoice ats to won in
the fayorte. third Time. l'tlh. odds 10 Lacold
2 IN !. Ed Boil
The closing race mile and quarter which had bnt
three stArerA proved RAlop for the to on faSors
Allan Rana lie won by two lengths from Palmetto.
the other starter Faernn being beaten OF Time 2ik
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y spnI Il - esn Vim 81 ssIf:s :Hd.s e.
out OF the stakes; mile and halt '''
,s S'Tsiss.. Riley by Lonstsnowosnsva
a. ss:s.s fs,:ss iI;S ;Ss
s;I S.s s:,S:s ss h.sa
TIE FIFTH RACE.
q, ,Bermnda and Kenwood were the leaders at
aa,.n sns sisrS Kenwood made the running closely
oSn ssaga ~ and With sr
Ato9Ypnd the upper turn the four horsss ran
@ snfa n ts ssasTsd vsn ssd d 81
bermuda. The three.yeer-oid hung on for 4
his az sysfy sseas
and won By four lengths Bermuda beat Ken
wood - lar for second money.
S IL ::ss s-s S's Oh. q e:
fh,sAss; \ ussssn one mile and fqr,on.
f::s%s % Sssss kiss.i ~ s.....s.
siRI%sss IL is sHts.s.s .s.ss]j: ]
E" ''nh A''o ran Tim. ,ss,A
ies ss L ss;;iinrss. ;irs ia'' k'n~''d ha'aa' paid
THE SIXTH RACE.
virgie and Blue Jeans were tho paoemakers
when
Ts!. hustled %s.ssriSas ss ssrousS. saa nav; Won nv
TO no ridden out to the last ounce to beat Low
lander head for second money
s ::s::s :: .ns az $50 :s'a Z
third; one mile ana three furlongs turf
keystone Stables ch. G. nasterlods 4 By eir Mod4sd
or kyrla DAy-Bessis fsyton ia JTarai).
!Aks,and's Oh Tea Tray. ls1 t anil
c. MAxysrs hr Lowlandsr, 10 CTayior)..
Blue Jsana Virsie, and warpath also ran.
Time 2;2i 2.S
III; ; /: I:;:: " . ;:s;; $
NOTES.
The public know how fast Tulla blackburn
Ii. Bring on Frontenao.
Messrs. John A. 4 A. H. Morris have sold to
2. Liddill the three.year. old bny colt Chst-
ham. by st. Blsise. out Of Clara. for $4,000.
Wyndham Walden would not price Chatham
below 900 at the Hraveeend meeting.
Judging from present appearances the sum-
mer meeting. at, Brighton Beach will I've .the
| greatest In the history Of that organ lzation.
Many owners will race there and then take in
| Saratoga
| An endenvor will be made to have Mr. Cald-
| vel! permit Bergen to ride Mr.; !HIdeon's horses
| during the balance OF the 6heepshead Bay
meeting: It would be good idea. and Mr..
| Caldwell can afford to unbend. Bergen was,
| no doubt. very anxious to got away we'll. as he
knew the colt carried great deal OF public
money.
The sun., 1891-06-26
Aquatic
Constant Readsr.-w. is right

The Active Boat Club OF Hoboksn viii hold house.
warming on Sunday next 70 which all their aquatic
friends have been invited
An eight cared barge crew from the Lone STR Boat
Club visited the varuna Boat Club At Bay Ridge on
hoars and 10 minutes The return rip IN .ti Toushsr
water and heavy rain. was omplishsd In hour
and 90 minutea
Attee animal .ssssss q ths sshuyki, Navy held on
tcorso W, Van vlte who won his junior race AZ New.
ARK and Ed ward Hsdisy. who won his junior At
lie Harlem regatta. met In tho ssnI0r sling e-sc Nil
avsrt IeIIsy defeating Van vliet by seconds Pre-.
viousiy they hai wakover In the doubssenil event
The m embsrs OF the Dauntess Rowing Club OF tho
Harlem River are makins great for their
ksturiay The events BE- contested are a. follows
Pour osrsd shsL ihrss crews; single rir uGlor
sinsis ZIG ssnloT :1 Entries: tou, cared gig four
thres crews Racing from . TO ? n. The nficias
srsV. j. swan. Nan6attsn A. C.; referee; @ T. Hnubei
q, WGsEseps 4. y. Nelson Pisrmont Il. q. Judge.
The sun., 1891-06-26
Eu,rle. for sheer.head Hay.

To-day's card for sheepshead Bay Is barren
OF stake feature. but there 10 abundant material
for speculation In the six races furnished by
the MANAGEMENT. and those fortunate enough
to pick all the wlnnors should leave the track
with abundance OF money at the close OF the
day.
Cassius ought to win the opening event. and
Drizzle may run second. Mount Vernon and
Disappointment should both run we'll in tho
race for tw.,- yoar-olds. but Fremont should
not be entirely overlooked as. he Is one
o, the improving kind. LaurSstan is
the only ono OF the light weights that
appears to have chance OF victory In
the haniicap for three year-olds. which
will In al probability be fought out between
Portchrsfer and Bernuda at the end. Trinity
and Faily should be hard to beat in the fourth
rnce. md tho boats may be won BY Atlantic
Admiral and Watterson may do to support In
tho race over the grass course
This is the program me tu detail:
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MORE TROUBLE loR THE =. 4. ".
Treasurer B-ewster Refuses to Tell How
Much Money IL In HI. Hands.

Treasurer B~ewster Refuses to Tell How
Much Honey IL in Hin lInnds.
There are prospects OF more trouble between the
ofieials oe the League OF American Wheo'men The
removal Of c. Rsnisil from the niice Of Chairman
Of the Racing Board has aroa,cd tho Western contn.
gent II 10 said that several roqusss have been made
from tins TO time 10 Treasurer Brewster fo- state
man, Of the rpnnres Of the or1an1ation hut the re-
quests hsva always teep dhresar!ea hrew tor hns
Seen tho treasurer Of the l. A W. for nuiiber or
Tears aud ANIMAL AMI tliomsanis n! dollars he
10 vnv N In assor iAt,nn II hut nAtar u, therefore,
thai a nnhnriA atst.n nj R.iuiid be- r. nestrd.
itsr nor-i tnst Treasurer rev to- wia recently
ask s5 Ly atetnrnt OF tho hnnoes
of IN. orx nix ion and that Bre ~stsr re fused pot
blnni I" turn III the ntoraio or to even slow his
account y ne \ tilted.
il Is thi. m !uer that !. aoins to i'ad to trouble a
t,anny such mode 0f procedure will he TO Grated by
the ieaxus he 10 mistaken Tho accounts have not
been audit T.! .JK ,inI
The sun., 1891-06-26
L,e,,. VINO Az. E.p.rt w,th tAe a.es..s

Miss Alice Eeno one Of the best Central rSsk lsdy
pnytrs pranrd her wriAt while PLAYING feW days
aga the rark grounds ftis hoped that she will So0a
~ . lie 10 return TO the courts .-..... WI.
The fifth Avenue Tennis tlnb Of Harlem IL vel sup.
FILED with clever lady players II vary doubtfsiR R
any ciab In Tits CITY or BrOnktyn can show . muoh
Nrnnr.r luast-, u eypeIs ns u: Mi.'s. Asry Aaa
bort
In the mai round Of the lsdies doubles In ths Dol.
mont Cricket Cnb Of Philadelphia. last week Atss ~
dsruce anil Miss Ballard two OF the lest lady paysp
IN tnnt city were defeated bv the htshes DretA ana
White They found the handicap OF ntssn which they
managed TO secure one sel from their opponsntl
ANNE trn"s t0arnan-nt ,his sarins by defeating hsS
,arrsts 81 NE hna' ronnd ny - G-I hA ~ '9hter
% Joseph \ wutiis.ey. who ior m years hAs been
the 0lhciai ~ ~ T. r. L. and y present.
u msnhsr "t the Executive Commitss Of the ka,icsA
Association.
IN FRIDAY. June II At the Staten Island Criskss
Clue courts thn animal cham onship Of The htatse
hy MlsS Liia b. Voorhees, of Bergen Point Mss voor.
hees has now won the chAnpiDnshp CUP twice ana u
the secnres II third iiin- will become her pere0nal
ty D., j-4
Mnch ,peru alton 10 going present - to whsthsr
Mia. kon.sy' VIII enisr tne cha pi"nAhp toyrhaInsns
OF The liud.on Ei.er L. 7. 4, GRO rival Asa y. 4
Calm. h"dA The champ onship cap 0f this nssoeiAIlsa
wn, rs Oh last year bv default from Niss Roosa-
welt AMI VIII rlay the winner of the fer H.
II iS TO 10 rssratted that the Hudson Riyef svsAe
comes a, TIE same time ~ the chnmponship tour:
Mis- Gahiil should succeed In winning the sssional
from Miss Roosevelt fhiladelnhl1 Ih3
latter won av. nn excellent opportunity Of turning
tho tables on her In tho Hudson Rivsr chainp!onshp
The sun., 1891-06-26
"cuApp1E" MORAN IN ENGLAND.
The Ex.Amateur Bantam Champion Was
. rwenty.Round Fight In London.

"ChAppie Moran. tho English bantam. defeated by
Spider Kelly time went back to England
and recently t~snty.round dove hsht from Sid
Pb,ll,ps sas London Dp<ss. Morans home Is IN Biz
am ana there little sectional tIvA
both men were Wsrh In at iU7 pounds and scaled 10
several pounus tRh o.. =,
Moran was in better coalition but the ts.ue -. Ia
doubt up 10 the nfIsenth round when ChanpisI
strenrth began 10 tel, aided ~ severe cut over
FhIip.. eye. Tie ontomsr .tuck i ont reIl how how.
shave In fact right .fier the cali OF tns In the last
round . wa.er ~ Go 10 Eio was msde that Phillips
Moran posca a. an amasnr this country for several
Years caring the emblem Of the scottish American
The sun., 1891-06-26
II He Can beat Casey. IT,. Fortune.

Tho praises for Riorlan tho California haudbAii
p.aver still ringing In The ot tho Eastern
tngent What the players here cannot understand To-
II RiOrdan s the phenomenon they concsds him to be-
why he does not mate some reply to ths oha suEo OF
Casey The latter imposes burden on the CAifor.
nisn. in fact he allows tho latter to name nearly all
the coudonA Surely II Riordan 10 tho great player
or California Ah et.c clubs to h~vs the reroen:ei
,stser is cspsbe Of teanr IL. man whom s".sS
body bsevs. to bs the prince Of hsndbail aysrs =
''S issssri.y W. ,as champion. DAY" a. tn. Brook
Guupy ~ rson n the Cd fr.. ~ ,os ss ss
intrrnn ional pon.niH Phi Casey aud John Law.
eh.mp"n sG ION W. Was IL sna aa.ns sgii May II
which he started on scoring trven love ma dc
h"wever Ma. olua 10 the sm.rsr,ci . md while Law.
ior making ave the w"rid's champion pnt in his
IT,. s . 9s At" a. 'sGrfs inc Ms 20 Ss
that casey eau give La~lor ten aoss game and beat
IsRa @ ssSS s%s .ns wa; Else
.n D.sn w:.. H,,sS again. mach ohs.
Imam the iai,sr Quite ..ton'hinsly he TrsIee
Fs,,Ss Ts.n., NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Iy".%n......ii q ia
victory CapL 4 sna wi straw after tarss
She's and Maonsy .........,....2l 10 al-ns
Rose and IN ~ IO-5a
Prot Cogrins and the ysry smart isd. Jim Malcolm
had 20 on Tuesday night the result being follows
James Malcolm .......... ....,.,...,,.. II ii--S
lndspsnhencs Day WILL ?. e.,sprsr.d At Cenr,n.y's
sreis. 70 nss - IL. b:st nine s"ms. ior TX .i.
n. %. !. s a. ys :ss.
and both men eonsmplato doing their level bssto wi
The sun., 1891-06-26
wheeling Gossip.

Smiths European tour Of bieyeiists viii leave this
city on July ~
AnIs The wnnsr Of the recent French road race Sc
cured eight medals n his yAee
The Hudson County whssmsn viii hold number OF
handicap club races this summer.
The South End Whsslmsn Of Philadelphia and the
Kings County Whsslmsn will hold racss Saturday.
The rnes meet Of the Columbia Cycle olub Of Hart
ford July Will bs ono OF the events OF the season
H. T. RAynond Of the brooEiyn Bicy els Club refuses
20 accept the once Of Chief Consul Of the New York
State division OF tho i. A. W.
Capt Bsusiussr Of the Kings County whesimeu may
mako an attempt TO lower the twenty i've mile road
record this fall. He holds the eftssn mile Tsevrd
The sun., 1891-06-26

athlstic eontest and baseball game ~ the ju.
hiors. The athletic events Afs as follows: One.
hundred yard dash, half.mile. iour. huhdfeds
race. fifty-yard boys. race. seventy live. yard
lcap frog, End play race, The United
Harlem and Twenty third street brauches will
10 to Lake MabUpKc.
The sun., 1891-06-26
Tho Pool Question In Chicago.

CHIcAeo June 2a-rhe Appellate Court handed down
decision In which It held that ordinance Of the city
which prohibits pool selling outside Of the enclosures OF
race during the prosrsss Of 10 In
valid because diseriminass In favor Of certain iocsi
ties and certain persona The fact that the ordn
fspFe for the reason that the authority to pass the
ordnance not derived fr2m that iaT but from ne
Tves them power 70 sSpprss: bit not power 70 rsau
sell pools any other postton Of the city author
Ties ssrmit u at Washington fark OF other enclosed
race track
The sun., 1891-06-26
THE BEST OF THE HEAVY wEKeHHk
Jaekson's and Corhett's Opinion ~ 10 eho
Merits OF the lsiE Fighters.

Merits OF the blg k18AeerSs
sAN FRANCISCO. June 25.-slnee tho 6iavin.
Kilrain meeting oil the fighters 10 this city
have been figuring on the problem Of the
heavy ght mplonship. Corbett san thes
lie is not looking for another light with jackson
or slavin Just yet. because he has made mort
profitable ARRANGEMENTS for putting In hts time
next season.
ready to fight for it."ho aided. "slaytn may
periority between Them 10 settled vii b
ready rS 70 step IN and decide the question Of
Peter Jackson ssys: 1T is nsedless 10 dis--
cu,s Sullivan in connection with the. cham.
ponship. because John |: Is ons q tss rses
out Of the championship class because he has
I'm In an"ther contest betge.n the men .h.ss-
sHlt might be dit,erent The men ! regsrS Ia e
shsmpessnip are ,'. ,M'sAq,Iiis; Kii,aip: 9o!s
and suppose may include myself. hxyo
chaleng ged only one man to- a fight In my Nfes
but / UNI ready and willing to meet Any u
them" ,..,ta
Jackson as the best heavy weights OF the dAy.
The sun., 1891-06-26
Winners At GIoueester.

GLoucKsrxR. June 2a-FollowinS are results Of To-
dAv's events;
rirs. Raee.seysn furlsnss leo II. won Edward y.
Second kacs.Four .nd "a L h.It fSS;!snE ,S LonsssEd s
Third RacS-ThPeo quarters of . mile Helen Rose
ven Qla.,srstrsssh SECOND X, Lss ,h.ra; Time !'isH
onc yDqin K'n. nsH:2ni Ia: Srd min Time won Lonely NO
Tifth Rses-ons nus snd . sixteenth. Prathsr won.
1sh k.s:ss .n% .h;f IN fpr'GnEa .S,a I'm ai.ss con
The sun., 1891-06-26
s.l,,va. asa cerss,t u,..ss.

sAs rRASc SEQ, June as.-Johu l. Sullivan ana Jim
corbsu spared three rounds at the Asrs bspen, last
niEht was expected that the exhibition would be an
exciting but the boxsrs appeared In dress snts and
Spared lghtly delng no damage The sxhieitsn was
hlsssd By the spsctatotA -.
The sun., 1891-06-26
The New House or the BsiidiaE Trades
(tiub,

The new club house OF tho Building Trades
WAS opened at III East Twenty third street
last evening. The opening exercises were held
In the parlors on the second floor. Marc Ed
litz President OF the club. and others made
addresses. The new house 10 q four-stoty
ground ioor Ia ",cupio ! bS The reading room,
ihe business room. AMI n. plan fUQp. u
plan. and speciiicStions and tie msIin. ~
e-tinlates. The second story 10 given 10 q
barlors. Tho third story contains the billikN
members from other cities. There are ,stSo
small rooms Tor cards and committee WeSt1k3S
The sun., 1891-06-26
Young Mitchell regards slavin. Corbetk Aad
Jackson as the best heavy weights OF the 6Ay.
A Fresh Air on.,ns Tor Jersey CITY cAilsss,.

George Logan Jr. will rive the rssdsuB OF Jsrssy
City free fresh air entertainment on JULY 4 Il vW
take place Dick Uldrich's Newark Raw Pavilion. fsse
Of Dsntorth avenue. Greenve. The following ~ ~
programme OF 81 orts prepared: %
Musical selections and burlesque boxing sxhihibenA
In which number Of prominent boxers viii appear u
the latter event.
girls ~ yrIrs did and undsr s.Ynrd run fsr sWsSetS
IL Old and under nsyArl run for cutored eoye
ltyesrs OLD and under imS.!d run f.f white ssys e
There wili also be eyhi1i,lons Of club stt1gtng y
sherry q ine warren pr,.s wili b. sSeraSa g
The pavilion prize III r given to the winner ~ the
swimming race chiidren may enter for thS Teoes ~
the pavilion No entrance fec will bs charged.
The sun., 1891-06-26
Hudsoa County wheeimoh's I.antern
Parade.

The Hudson County whsslmsn Of Jersey City held .
lantern parade last evening The pArais was started
Was led BY Capt NeArA over 9. ..twomiIs course
There were upward of no men IN line Zach wheel
the conclusion OF the parade the rdsrs at
aud banquet.
The sun., 1891-06-26

ALBANY. June 25.-The Monmouth Park
Racing Association for Improving tho Breed OF
Horses was Incorporated with the Secretary OF
State to-day. The capital is 100000. and the
ander Cnssctt- William IT, Scott' md lanes
Galway.
The sun., 1891-06-26

Yes er ~ the crcks clubs belonging to ths Cunarder
Umbria ami . .u on liner Alaska p'aTeda match at
Reraeu Point TIE score:
The sun., 1891-06-26

Weights for the ickerbocker.
Following are the weights In the Knioker-
booker Handicap, to be run at Sheepshead
pov