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we.teh....- Athletic C,.s aa..s.

The sprine Games OF the wsstchsstsr Athletic Club
were held on Saturday last aud number OF club
broken The result Of the events was - fol-
lows:
One hundrsd-yari Dssh-R. AcHeer dsorasch). arss;
W. +. o'Ryan % yards,. second. Time. II sseondA
Standing Broad Jump-E. McHees tsersschs o feet Q
inches; ). O'Ryan Cs inchesl y iceS
= RInuinS Broad JUMP, Jsmes tscrsich> 10 feet
Running High Jump-f James u tnchssl 4 feet g
inches; j. Z. Acleer and y. organ tied for secupd
pAoe.
s,andipg High JpmpNP: Jam Jane; ,, g inchh = feet
Hop Step And Junp-r. Mcheer Arratchl aS feet y
inchrs: r. JAmrs q t6ot,. 81 feet inch
Pole Vault-J. ORyan tscratch), fsot2 inches; y. j.
URynn. Z feet 10 inchea
Putting Twelve. pound Shot e Mcueer (crAtchl IS
feet inches; w. y. O'Ryan q feeth ~ fecL
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Ing. enabling tho iAaE outs der to win hy halt
sR"st Of the s Rorss Sss that ' @ave saivstor and
Ffrenze such hard races last ycar.
ssN. ss (, 5 .se .sss s e s.ssss Ss:
s e ,sES %. a sns By sir x.a.d
s%Sh It. Esr,s. as '' sSn i1;iiaa.ats is icov
WsicoI G.npseiis T. 'cts;;!us s iai tTarsb....
....: % s:.ss. Es.ss: a.: !: r g.. ssss. g St
THE HARLEM srAxss
After considerable delay tbs nag fell 70 q fair
snd Snao h nsrry n 1nks somsd ens rune
nnS showed sso sryt 70 bnse nh
SiSliiSS asd Msseo. e. came me" through. and showed
Gromin1en,iy 4 was spparens them. then that fss
esRss TSad Ss ssy s.a .sS "a
bule beat duindo two lengths for tho place.
:.ssaa ana az ;s's
s sa @ s,ss.s s ts!sS% Nom.d By wdd,.Am..
Rsneosss ss.S,.s BE- 9 v.stSais lis tisyicri
aSrs. ssa s.sos ;i s.s
r.,.,.szAs..:. ssms; st ;s r,ss.s..,s 70
s.so SsniSn iSto si0 .,S. IS Moran
.Sodn &c nas each h'f Sss' pad
THE FOURTH RACE.
Rey del ,Rey and. Lillian were the leaders
6acks'reich Roy del Eey: Lill!ap. and Reilly
ss @', ' e. R Sss n
sMS va Ssn % sss
tie H iisish. Jones' brought Iasresssn s up With
rush next the rail- and snatched the place BY
length. MAJOR Thornton was third.
vhh 81 o added Of which goo to second and s'U0 TO
fS MsLewsss b. C Rsydci Rey BY Korfolt-xarsn.
VIZ Esiihss b. c Iaai..tan io7 tion..i
sssSnS faeol, s s'S. s1t%Ss @ a.S iaS
Rss = ,G, .:,!,y $50 j
a.a pa. Mi,ps 1sS!GsSs s & s'pf'"'s'" 70
THE FORT SCHUYLER sTAKEs.
Chatham. St. James. and Odstte were first
10 biz h an Is o
lead until we'll into the stretch. when Chatham
chailen eed. won by an open lenth from Carroll,
Ut Ses sss ss
Chesapeake. the last named securing third
& sss {; 10 second nd ss
~. pwyer Sons b b. Sir John. 4 By Sir Nodrsd-,
j. Co.,on's h. Carroll g. liz w. Donohuej....
JSinsI; q NJ s.5a.'
and Ouette also ran.
Time, LAX
Betting Against Sir John. g to s: Chatham. . to J:
A s .s sas,S and ods. ss
40 to each Punster Jr, sOto Muiuals paid Slaos.
Sy.2O Sja.U
THE SIXTH RACE.
The last race. o dash Of six furlongs. was
tubbornly fought TO the BEGINNING OF the last
half furlonR. ArnicR. DR.. Wilcox and Little
handy leading In suceession. with Arnica CONE
ing agaln at the finish and Winning by IN open
second place by half leDgth.
A swsepstakss Of $2o each. for two.ysar olda With
N added. Of which e2OO to second and $OO to third
three quarters OF mile.
koseme Ade Stables b I. Arnica, by Sam Brown
Beiadonna IO twardl.. ;.:;;.:.;..
oxford stabst Lille B colt SS "A. CovinEton).
master, Tasso and Jessie fau.tns also ran
Time :i1k1
Bstsins--Aeainst pissp appointments to 81 A.nieA to
Dr. Wilcox. to j Little sandy, e Ii Lille colt
Jessie Faustua w to Mutuals paid $3a $ia4s elae0
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Tennis at East Orange.

The East Orange Lawn Tennis Club formally opened
their gounds yesterday with club tournament thss
was largely attorded. Tho play resulted thus:
Gentlenens singles, preliminary round-w. c. Kyle
beat L. v. d. BrewstsE 7-5, 4-a Ga; George Ring
beat Arthur Bingham, la e-s. lie; Henry Hagen
beatJ. & ellison BY defsuu +. G. GEson beat y: W.
SO; ". Ludlow beat II. A. Sinclair a-2SS
,first round George Ring beat w. O. Kyle, e-S Ga:
beat K Il. Powell 8-s 1-l; r. C Reynolds beat ". 2.
Tynor. Go N-..
ssccnd tnund,iIenEy Hasen beat George Ring "a
between Ludlow and Hazeh 10 BE- played SATURDAY:
Geiismsns D0ubeA preliminary round-h =. Curtis
and A. bingham beat r. ". Davis and Il Y. u Brewster
81, S-A
Curtis and A. ng,am 81, Us; Henry Ha1eu and 4
II. Powell beat Il. A. sinclair and Geo Ring 8-t e-s.
Bazsn and 4. H. Powell "a. .U-a %-H8-2
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Yacht u.e. o. C...rs,. Bay.

Two boats started for canarsis Bay yes.er.
modors Philip Ksscham Of the CanArss Yacht Club.
and the Anita owned by Dr. Jamss z. oDonohus. also
q member Of the canarss Yacht Club. The Anita has
held tho championship Of the bay for several years.
hailins formerly from Larchmon. where 10
she Is Of ~ events which she was entered.
Vice Commodore ke.ehsm had the Amaransh bnilt Last
Fischer: CAPT nerr.y knishi and md. g z L H'n,oh:
The contest va. for q trophy valued At $3.50.
Capt David Van wickien, with . crew Of hvs men.
men sailed The Am.r.nih. The eosH held well g;
Teen half sailed the Amaranth showed her superf
oriy ana the AOtaB skipper gave ur tho race. Ills
action surprise those who followed the week.
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Competitors failing to reach the set atan.
dards in three of tho events will be disqualified.
and Il Ia not unlikely that four Of the contes.
tants viii drop b. the wnyside, 1t is quite an
ariuoue undertaking TO- wade through the
O'Sullivan. have attempted II. Jordan may.
in fact. scor0 the entire ninety points. as be
ten events.
Points are scored in an event whether the
athlete reaches the STAN lard or not. but a.
coon as the failures reach three he is drnpned
and his points 20 10 the next man. all In the
rear moving up neg.
An innovation Will be introduced in the 100.
yard dash; a pistol will be fired when the
out the laegards. Heretofore the cont estants
managed to get the best OF tho tirnekeepers In
the rush.
The officials will bo:
R.ferse7w.I!.m ). swan. Manhattan A. g; Track
Pastims A. q: q Lauis No: G >. Ma,hew.on, Bsrke;
ley All field JudRee-H Busrmyer y; y \: e.: Cyril
Robinson s. A. e.: T. GtanpiiiL n. Y. A. O. Timers
-R:siO! 4 r. 4 q: Reed Be Iksiey 4: G: NJ. 30.
A. A. Startcr-W. H. kobcrtsuii-
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Baseball Notes.

Two Politicians lie viii not.
"confound such luek." said Buckley a. Davis nipped
his thrse.bakaer
Manager Ant.e said yesterday that Kssfs viii IN al
probabiiitv pitch to day.
Manager ncGunnisla II y ei.imed T. very snxiona 70
Micky Hughes to pitch for the Providence Club
The Maroons tackle ths Hasaaus again next Sunday
and he vstors promise to reverse the result OF she
previous Rame.
The Caei Of. Jersey City. have los. their crack
with the Sasssua
The Crsscerss Of Piainnsid N. J. have In Catcher
Fred jonss one OF the moat promisne aatound play.
ers TO be found In the esmtprotsasiOnal ranks.
j. Nat,hows late Gsst bassmAn Of ths UGoas y quite
nan win probably add him 10 the Nassau asErssasiOn
nj onoa
srnAcrsl June THE tie 60. nrss place between Cob
% sHS N r.: IN sss
cuse by score OF o 70 4
at pieins High has Won two ssmss ior tie Hs.saaS
proven TO bs n success In the box.
~, q. right @ . spsa Hn
will bs able TO 70 In to plsy In . weeks time"
After thoir game with ths Nasaus Sunday the
inent means the stsensiSsnins Of the windsors
Kennett an old South Brooklyn boy. who played with
the Albany and Duntirk clubs last y:sr made one Of
has .Ssr been seen Oh tss He 3 nov installed
q regular member Of the Nassauh
when Gofs was called ont st second base he raised
himsst on n. knees from where he had sd % reach
ia. snd nd ssn az q
sS .n. Sts a b On q hs ses
nIside OF Jimmy" Rowsra
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Active standard Athletes.

wKh President John J. Monock iu the chair. the rssu
lar monthly meeting OF the standard Athletic Cub con-
the club honss of the organization in Brooklyn
lass niGhs MAS decided 81 hotd the annual athieto
Amassrr tth,etic Union az che star Athletic CLUB
Eround corner OF West and Third sirsss Long
sish. EVENT: for prizss OF tho value
fhS annual beach party u the club will be held on
fhur-day. Jnlv III at Grotss Willow Grove Rockawsy
Beech. A programme embracing owing contest and
af.ll set Of aihsie sanss viii BE- the atrsc n
club pscts to make the svent tis affair
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YACHTS BEING FITTED QUE
Men AZ Work ON Steamers ana 9chooa sri
at Tebo's Dock.


fbos wharf, the foot Of Twenty sixth street. soath
Brooklyn, was lively place yesterday. Men were At
work overhauns and fitting out yachts fer the
and BY June Is there will bs left only those which
not going in commission this year. Eleven yachts
have already been n,ted In Tebos and in
mission. They the steamers Electra Avensi. Cor.
sAir Stranger Sapphire and Halcyon, the sehoouefs
Intrepid. Columbin, RamonA and Tidal Wave, and cut.
ter hurnn. The Huron was the nfst 20 leave.
season are " y. hartman. stsamSr AarGusrts wii.
SAINTS schooner Palmer Char,es Harknesss steamer
PesrlsssJ ] hurks y oifse steamer RsdhA y. Chap
0risnta Ogden 0oeets schooner Norssmsa. and frsni
Palmer and sschsm will BE- ready in about ten dsys
The Radhe = being fn.ntsh:d With new engines and
Work has mot been starred on UHss,sr A. Chspin,s .
schooner YAmpA H. II. FAys steamer OaemaI. 4. b.
Claain's steamer Pux.,e o. james siIimans steamer
Wanda and Il is doubtful aeout their estna 10 CON;
probably mot have. another trial for some time
Changes will have BE- ade Ia her before another tess
Of her powers Is mAde
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The wln.ers IT BuGalo.

BuyyALo T.. June i.-The second days racing ~
the RulRa.o Driving Park today resulted:
First Race -rh!esquarteIs OF Z mile; Leo nrst Tom
Daily ssconL and Carnot third 1ima l:iS
Second Rnce-Five-eRhth Of . mile GAMBLER nret
vossli!s sseond, and Lady Lyon colt third Time o1
NsrthA q! Biacklook g. Time l::oA
Fourth Raco-Three. quarters of . miia Autocrat I;
Bcitpss. =: Tanner h Time. l;l4A.
Fifth Race.on: and one sixteenh miles Rambler J;
sixth Racc-Hnrdle race; ~ milsa Bassanio I; IL
Zero, z; BILL Bond y. Time. 1:.O.
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CRhrpxoRE, June I.-Tho Seventeenth Separate Com
pany OF Flushing. under command Of apt Miler.
practiced hero 10 day. Following tho scorss Of
msrksmen; Capt T. Miller. Jr., "a; Liedt j. j. sina
nous a.; Iaout. A. c. Coo,nbea 81; sergeant j. .,
Klein, ~; CORPORAL 7. 7. Moor. 31; Piivatss " I.
CowsIL 81: T. Carpenter. 81: j. r. a. fimnian. ~; a.
Eomcr ~: q ,, wash, J., ~; Chsrs' ,sSSisr, ss
q. Hydecker 80; H. Robinson 37: George HchiiiinR
~; O. A. hooke NJ: T. J. Dooey. ~; u. togarty ~;
X, Gourley. ~ - =
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PITrsruuGH June Tho folio wing challenge accom-
panied by forfeit OF s LEFT tho once OF the
DlsDohh this morning. As there has been 20 much
talk about the prddr Darrin race. and that the Pits
bnrgher 10 not III ~ with parrin forfeit OF
pat W to match M Peter Friday 90 ran Dsrrln or any
side The race must not take p sooner than two
months after signnR aTtlceA or Priddy WI 10 into
swespetAke ~ ND) each with n many runners may
wish 70 1ou In . OF three mica"
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Adeiphi Athlete. Play TEAMS.

The hds,phi Academy Athletic Associations tennis
tournament las suddenly ended. Herbert Brush and
Arthur u. Popieroy having been beaten two sets by
Horace LooDis and william Pouch forfeited TO
their y.ctoIioas opponents IN the lrd SET they also
forfeited thsf satiss sssis. WITH bsrbsst l. esd yohn
ship in the doublea. With Loomis AID Pouch second
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.kypeA {yp-Nsw ferk, L.. First base by srrors-SsW
S.ssas fSs. S... ~ On q fu... ID
SS.Js ss.l. sq;.; s'p.s
:Sat: Ssss Dis s. Il S9sss r,.sA
1RooKLYN. D: PrrTsDulGH. Q.
Get right At them boys; get rIaht at them p
irop Do asa Ii ihs ,sh.sd game u a. present
seras @betTssn tho Brooklyn and Pittsburgh
sissI S ! hotdsy many u tic .sranks feel rs sore
from sheenna md taks a rest f9r day or ~ Two. ",
put stu tAe game Wes n9t D'aygd M to empty
bSs t5Sfrd Ikes 1atttef part lie crowd got es-
cited kn0 hinsed and Ierrsd Umpire Lynch.
who gave ne'tnef tsnm more man thsY ". ue.
"a 'hS ssysR,h inn!ns yhen ,he s;s sScre was sn
p ns 10 and bS
The iiSS. HSe, Old boy..' the lett iisll blsaehsr
ssash b bass ,S s b.nsss %ses Lys
IecIAle1 him ont for not touching iirst hase.
Smpirs. VAS voted D. X. When the contes; was
Tks Plstsburshs yere not AZ spry as on Dec.
VIII HsGx1nS shS fh sia%a snsao Gsns sdsp st to
,Ss KS, 81 q liz e s S0s
e T so%s pss ps,s s" ThSs sTs
ibs seySnK iunlng ibii be, caught, one q
Aemmilg.s in;sboots inst right. Plnkney's
S.s sII'na Sib Sns sP% San a'klfs woa%s @%%n
! wOaT lSAl thu Lengue hiitere" ermnted
hIownIne as he iooE his place " the outiiSl,l; 1s
Sir sss essss ass sHs ons wISa sSa T. sSs sass
Aptouliar paIt o. the game is that the bsoosi ,I
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How Amherst Rested Harvard.

with all IIarvards wn, on Saturday the admirers
and hackers 0. the crimson returned % Boston In
s'mswhst dsmornlikei financial condition They
o. Amherst breasted ts tape br. IN ~ secondA Lo
d. all ths Harvard enthusiasts Ow IL WAS
TO recover from 1hs iusss' ars in aisi between
a. jvU aud S25Ou
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yoRDANs wAIKovER.
Nobody In To-aey's Atl-eroend Cosspst,.
tson 20 Rush che Champion.

The Interest in the A. A. U. all-around cham.
pionship at the Berkeley Oval this afternoon
will lsy in the contest for second and third
places, for first honors are assured to Alex A.
Jordan of the New York Athletic Club. the
present champion. In tho language Of the
turtle. "he can fall down and win," for he far
outclasses tho entries. and nothing short Of q
serious accident can prevent repetition Of
last years walkover.
Long and Finneran. the Boston cracks, will
not compete. and neither will Arthur schroe.
der and Harry Morrell. This leaves Hugh
Baxter N. Y. A. O.; NJ. o. Sullivan, N. J. A. c; /;
!. Mooney. N. J.. A. c.; Z. W. GofL N. A. G., and
d. Puivormiller. Pastme A. O. to contest for
the honor OF running second and third 70
Jordan.
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hitsMHamiiton and Kiitridee stolen bass--ptencr.
First base a hals-Hy stein. Q; ~ Espsr . struck
tEspsr. /. Tims-i: II. Umpirs-Hnrst
Y CINCINNATI H. III 8: BOSTON II. Ll2.
i Posrox June Tho Hostons moved down lii .
Serass BY Rhiness siraReo piohing day seven Of
than struck out and IN only one inning did the Bean
shaters te hall whore the Fork Packers couldns
get that was tue seventh ,nnins when three hits
the nfth nninR the Bostona had three men on bases
through bad pitching BY nhines and tumble by No
and no runs rssuits0 sixth inning four hite and
lead which. Boston conld not overcome The game
when The agony was over. The score:
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Baseball Garaes To-day.

SsrforaL LNAcuv.
New York W. Cleveland. at the Polo rrounda
Brooaiy iyp Va. p,tishtrsh. At Ehstern Park.
Rostou w cinrtnnatL nt Boaior
phi!adelphia "a GhirnRo, At Philadelphia.
ansniuAs AssociArloN
Cincinnati Va Athletics at Cincinnati
sp,nmbus v~ WAsiinRton. at ColumbuA
Lourviue W. horton. at Loutsvt1e.
et LOris va Baltimore. at 6t Lnhia
kAsrEnS ASSOCIATION.
Providence W Albany. at Providsncs.
Troy ~ buffalo. At Troy.
1.-banUn Va Rochester, at Lebanon
New Haven vs.. SYRACUSE at New iiavsA
orHrR oAHBs.
Rutgers Y. Rtsvena. At noboken.
LOAiLtent vs Eecv, Ger. ut hidRoWood-
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Other Games,

USrrRRs,ry or MICHIGAN, 4; HARVARD. s.
CAxBRiDoS June 1.-The University OF Michiyan base
ball tosssrs finished their Eastern trip to-day defeat
ing Haryards nine end started back 10 Ann Arbor TO-
nHht with ~recoEd OF foIr victories aud hrse defvata
he
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K.rnsd, ,tnns-cnsinnast 2: go:soSA a. l. Three base -
MAR Rhin:s nash: stolen 6as.-Lens: First bass OF
"Cincisnst y: boston. / Wiid p,teh-Niehoi. struck
out- BY Kh,nss, z; BY Nichols q. Cmpirs-MoQuads.
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washington .... ..............V Ole
Earned rnns-Louisville q, Washington. e. Two
ss:: @ on s.i.SDensysS Cool. Z Eu!sSy: fer.nsa,
t9n; g. stolen base-Murphy bonbls plays q shin
smith I and aeau:sry HI. Ss pitched bsiIMEor.%sn,
Struck out-Jsnnines Doran. Bseober. Foreman.
ArHLxrIc 9; ST. LouIa =
sr. LoUia June Tho homo team punched their
srrors and the visitors their base h. 10 the hrst Inning
fheir favor. Attendance. 2 OUU, The scOre:
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Amateur Games Played on Saturday nad
Snnday.
nsy. a. M NJ. q kiec,res - q. ny SN Z.
Ia Lone stars, n At tkearnev-kssrney AthlstcS q;
West orange l. btrro.ps fare -Civvers -: Harrt
ssns III Al Monitof fhtk-Iaareie o; rL Louis Col
Al Long leland Masns .; osrcfd, ir. staten
4. Al sea t'ha- s.a iaifa ~; rntcorns " Al Wee
hawkcr Diaip onds y: 10 onndes o. Al New York
LexinRtons, ~; Little StArs. Y
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Baseball. Eastern Fspk, q y. H.. To-day.
Brooklyn va Pittsburgh. Admisslon. 5OcL
kipgs Go. "L' atd Brooklyn Il" drseL-Lan
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SsnIssio
Earned runs-st. Louis 2: Athletic. l. Home run
;orsoran Double pisys.CcreSran. Hallman. and
iSiey Firss on balis-OF Griiiih on Csilian . Hit
BY pitched ba-loy 0rfith. struck out-By Grifath s.
1ims-I:I5. Ump:rs-Pursuson
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mn..sall. Polo Grouna., no. an..

Grand League Championship Game. Cleveland va
New Sors. Game. 4 y. Ahmtsa on hr. Tickets
and reserved isA,s at spalaingH 2+I Brosdwsy-AaV.
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A. A. JORDAN,
who has "cinch" on the championship.
There are ten events. and the order OF com.
petitinn, standards, and estimated results are
embodied in the following table. The lR.
ures are baset on the relative abilities Of
disaualificationa which arc almost certain to
take place during the day. Tho system OF
scoring Ia Two points for nrst. three Tor second,
and one for third:
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WASHINGTON,

WAkHINVtoN.
LoupuILLk June 1.-The WaahinRtons made their hits
when hits sdsd, and the LousvIlIes made er
errors when they were costly. Attendance, 40u The
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IrrAcA June Tho drst game since the Cornell trip
ts PnySp,s" " ' LS.ys csdms. sd isrrea M
played aud did good work, Cadmus making four runs
xeonL game will be played u morrow. The score:
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Earned run--u. of AZ. Two base hit-Fro,hingnam
Three base hit-Dean sacrifice hits odd, ADDoit ~
Ksi,y !islowsL iovey. Tranorl stolen 6Asss- -n.cl
y saa ys, ts:s : Sn :fTsI:u Sy Harvard
Cook. unsssistsd fine, i:i5 umpirss-Kyah and
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o,ymp,ca q Bsss on errors-Corpsn o; Oiymries. I.
Lett on bsses-CorneiL y; Uiymeies D. Cmpne-So-
Cauiey.
AZ sryvIxs' iysrrrrrE
The steveps Freshmen suffered A defeat at base
bali yestsrfhv attsrno They met their rivals the
bv this
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The American Association.
But two games wero played In tho American
Association yesterday. The scores were:
Washington. IL: Louisville.6.
Athletic 6: 81 Isouia a
Athletic, 6: 81 Louis. q.

THE RECORD.
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Cassius and MAsterlQds ran head and head
pntil bal ltway down til. hill. when liIntriguante
very hapdlly.. Masierlodr. however, hung on
under the whip and L'Intriguante. who was
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EArnsd rnhs., oIneI. Ironats hIts-H.nhebrook.
.asn W, W,,, n,n,s. ..i,"n.
= M Dy pitched baii-Nilisr, JaAnson Stolen bases
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Joshua Jones to steal no next the rail With the
Ths good ,s9s IN the las. roe was S,I D!sSp; hn,
hsd DlpnseE on A,nieqE ss Saet
Ing. Disappointment, who is, owned by John
Day. and ts very sptiy named, was not 10 IT,
osSis oaS saS Snsqf sHs lsnSdy ys Dr. Wilcox
began his duties Yesterday; Messrs. tred
days. MI. Galawels woEk ysstsr1sy was Iirst
Mepoxe az soSss q yors Ss.' wiz Messss j. aud
pTyer Il the ti%srs aa stann; n.rr,ooo ., N.
newsnapsrs- TO bear their material TO The
telegraph ohce outside IhS grounds no o n,es,
O'Clock. The ont Of town pool rooms received
their informatlon over q special wire operated
Ted b. Wes.nS nion en lie Wrss being
run Into q hotel outside the GROUNDS Con-
THE FIRST RACE.
ers at the start, Kosa H. bringing. up the rear.
sd ss ssryse St tdR HSns %
SSssn;S ns.,en. MeLsnsSlia going lug 10 ii tie wItp
S SH4 sEsass EsSss Il rss f.sh saashs shs sfs~
r s:$::s ;s' $;:G ''
Charles Reed Sons b. C. v.irvisw 4 III iBsrs.ny !
isuS. Volunteer IT,. aud ROSA b. also rsni
Time, al.
BerinE-Aesinst Civil ssryice and Correction. each
lhto 10. Noiuneer IT,, to u FAirvtnw. ~ .; Fairy
" TO !: Eosa 80 TO !. Mutuas paid Si323 ". siGiO
THE SECOND RACE.
Cassius and MAsterlods ran head and head
pnttl bali way down I'll. hill when IIntriguante
very hapdily Masierlodr. however, hung on
under the whip. and LIntrtguante. who was
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-07-04

cFoJeZ queiie G4utera NoS rdlsOn
nements, ellie vous repoudra que
rargent ne fait pas le bonheur ct
vous n'aurez rieu d dire, c'est yons
qul lul ayeZ enseigne cette belle
maxine. VOLTA lie resultat dune
education sentimentale.
-Vous m'adressez Ia IN repro
che cue ie ne merite pas, dit Nine
Daudlerne. un peu piquee. J'ai
eleve mes enfants CONNIE ie devais
les clever. Lt 81 je ne leur al pas
apprls a adorer la richesse, je mai
lamais cesse de leur repeter qu'On
Nest henreux en- ce monde qua
condition d,etre sage. Javals
reve pour mes files des maris quj
leuF appoiteraient une fortune d
peu pres egale la fortune qu'elles
auront IN jour. Ce nest pas ma
faute 81 N. dn Pommeval est trop
richie ct NJ. Pontiac trop pauvre.
-Oni, vous voudriez lie juste
milleu. Mais &c nest pas facie a
sencontier, ct pnisque vons vous
tronvez plac6e entire deux termes
extremes, il faut opter. Mals ce
quill y ii de p;s, c'eSt que rien
nest detinitif dams la situation
! financiere des deux pretendants.
Que youlez-vous dire
-Avez yous remarGue Fair pre-.
occup6 qu'avait EN- nous quittant
ce cher docteur
-Oni .c:est peine 81, en-
rentrant 4 la Germoniere, il q
examine Germaine. L lui a pres
crit des claimants, du repos. let j
est parti.
-Germaine n'etait pas blessee
Ii etait inutiie de la .nedicameuter
-Mais Subligny en- montan'
dams sd carrlole pour retourner
Arcy, a lache un mot qui M
donne a refiechir. Ce mot c'est
| voas devrIez engager Nine Dau
dlerne a ne pas conclure ayec di
POmmeval. avant de m'avoir reyu
J'al essaye d'obtenir des explica
Jions un peu plus claireS, mails il
foaette sd jument ct il a file.
-C'est singulier. Comment s
fait-il quill ne soft pas reyenu? !
doit bien penser que nous Fatten
dons avec impatience.
.-J'ai recommande a Alfred q
: passer chez lni pour le prier
diner ce soir, mails je pc compt
: guere sur rexactitude de votre FL,
ct il me semble que le moment es
venu de confesSer yotre fill,
Voulez-yous que je Fappelles
--Oui, mon ami. .mais YOU
III 'aiderez, n'est-ce pas?
oil! tres volontiers. Germaine
Me volci, mon oncle, repondi
5 ellie.
Et ellie accourut de rautse boz
lie la seEre, lwll anime, les cheveu
IN peu en- desordre, ct !e souril
aux levres.
-Quelles mines graves. s'ecrl
t ellie, en- regardant sa mere ct Sc
oncle gm yenaient de s'asseo
cote / cote sur un banc. Vol
ayez Fair ue vous constitner {
:" tribunal pour me juger. De gu
suis-l le accusee?
-Je te lie dirai quand tn MAI
ras promls de r6pondre franch
ment, riposta NJ. Daudierne.
-Navez vous jamais prise
: mentirs
Non. Sc taIre nest p
mentir ct tn te tais beaucol
depuis quelque temps.
On ma tant reproche d'et
bavarde.
--Sois done serieuse une fl
Y par hasard. ct. pour commence