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Odds and Ends OF Sports,

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Western Canada Association was played
a y @ 'ffss Tss score Nv :'s
ATLANTA June I0-Mr Henry Hammond q prominent t
s.ys ri. s +:
sSad soeSnpsh ST. i.s. and hs did Win al ease %
deep q that !hs dis.neS @ swam b. s%moni Is ,.5t5
@ the S:''s nor d.aaes saa
70 .GS Liam
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9Ti,. fsGora hnyins ~ won nam".ou. battles iis beat
,m
u ~ ssven rounds; Tom Kelly IN three rounds at
teen rounds TrAynor has hacker here who will nnd
weight
Johnny Reagan the weliknown middle. weight pugi:
accepted the oer recently msds by Frank Stevenson
TO put up purse UO for glove contest betwe
Billy Mcmillan Of WAshington ana Reagan, Tho latter
hs was ready to sineh n: at Tor
considerable chailengiug and II the Washington pug
match woald quickly be arranged. stevenson is now
waiting e hear from eMilla Tho conditions OF the
In fL-
fenr rules If Mcmillan accepts stsvenson's Offer the
latter w deposit " 900 with Richard X Fox and in
sst that both Mcmillan and Reagan each deposit 500
with Rchard Fox to guarantee their appearance In
the ring Reagan has not figured In Roys contest for
Keeps f9r some time and he eager 20 have shy At
phia box Tom Ferguson the well known boxer al The
Ariel A. e., next week
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LAWN TENNIS
Tuxedn rourrsrent.


fu1rpo. June io-Ths initiation tennis tournament
continued here today and the weather vas per.
feet the attendance at the Matches both morning and
afternoon. was very large The days play consisted OF
the continuation Of the sinrles doubles and oonsos
on matchsa Tho two principal events Of the morning
were the A. E. wrishtMiller and the N. r. wrshtV'
q. Hall contest. The latter contest II was thought
would 70 to HAIL although wright had been practising
with the Enssh experts a. Cannes in France and had
improved his game This match was productive Of the
best tenns thus far played In the Tournament Wright
stuck 10 hs net with great perssncy, and made some
reaches Of almost impossible ba ls ,r,-~.
By brilliant spurt ran the set out -, -. -,
%. Miller gave A. Wright q hard strurals TO win.
forcing the latter to do his utmost In the doubles
Msssrs Hall And Camgbsl won well played match
will be nnshsd and the final match In singles for the
assiye $500 cup presented bv the tuxedo Clnb VIII be
played for The entries and hsndcsps for the handicap
N. Wright 4 X Wright. D Miller Z L. Isll ana a
w. Post all onehat 49, u. ~ Billings and A. Thom.
son. IS ann bsqne; X. C. Rushmore, one half s2; q
name and ~ pe Rhaum. 30; A. r. ConklinE aud y. IL
Appended are the scores:
siSGLNs
Second Round-A. u. Wright beat D. KILLER. 6-3. Pa
Wright beat " q; Hall "a 4-d 81; Z. l. Hall beat
W. h stewart Go, e-i.
beat 4. W. Post and T. A. Thomson. S"s, SO, 81.
CONSOLATION nArcnKs.
II. N. Billings beat E. C. Rushmors, e-a ga
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A Big Baseball su,t.

CHICAGO June lo-Lawysrs L. A. Russell of Cleveland
representing Al johnson. and Lowre jackson OF Gin.
cinnat representing the League BOSTON, and Phadel.
pha Association clubs in Chicago yesterday tax.
ing dispositions be used in the famous sus
whchs to DO tried in Cincinnati before Judge Maxwell
this month.
dence for fonr hours ysserday Mr. Ensss seeking to
prove by him that to made amends for their deserop
Of johnson, the Roston and Philadsphia Association
clubs had given him their interests in Cincinnati
The SO OOI paid for the Cincinnati Club BY the Na.
t!ona League eposited In tn. hands Of tho CLERK Of
The atonal League asks that part Of tho money be
returned 70 IT, because Of the interest owned In Gin
and New York Players, League clubS assigned since
gamation TO the National League Boston claims
IN &C. so Interest IN ths money and
johnson no 10 likely to get about enough to pay Id
laWyerD fees
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MxSHATTAys At WEST PoINE
They Heat the military Academy Boys n
q RnttIIng Game OF Ball.


WEST POINT. June lO.-To-day has been big
day here. For once tho Cadets have been al
lowed TO play n baseball team COMPOSED OF
young mon outside the control Of tho Govern
Ing Board Of the Military Academy. The vis-
itors wero tho Manhattan A. @. team. The
contest was hard fought and exciting through.
out, the Manhattans winning In the laat In
ming by only one run. The way the Cadets
played was Q surprise TO every one.
Pittison and Rice did splendid battery work.
Brown canght liner that nearly knocked him
down. and he made q double play unass!sted.
Smodberg. Gilmore, and Yates made brilliant
catches. while Morrow knocked tho cover OH
tho ball. Young. Yates. and Norton made
homo runs.
Tho scene around the parade ground was an
Imposing and beautiful one. Every one sat on
q camp chair. Among those present were
the Rev. Frank A.OBren OF Kalamazoo. Mich:
Col. j. II. Murfee OF Marion. Ala: the Hon.
james A. WaGmire OF San Francisco: Major j.
W. Carson OF Washington. d. c.: Daniel W.
rayne OF Elmira. N. Y: Gen. T. s. Peck OF
Burlington. VT: the Hon. r. 8. Fuller OF Cam
bridge. Mass. the Hon. Charles M. Manderson
OF Omaha: tho Hon. julius c. Burrows Of Kali
amazoo: the Hon. Joseph A. Scranton Of Scran.
ton. To-. Gen. Hardin. Capt. Godfrey, and Ad-
miral Gherardi.
Among the ladies' were Miss Scranton Of
Scranton Pa: Miss Parker and Miss Carson
Of Washington. Miss Butler Of Augusta. Ga:
Miss Moad and Miss Coretta sadler OF New
York. Miss Anna B. Prout OF Brooklyn. Miss
Eta A. Rowland Of Plainfeld. N. j.: Miss
Stevens and Miss Wright Of Brooklyn. Miss E.
Newcombe OF Astoria. L. J.; Miss Istech and
Miss Fries OF Philadelphia. Miss Curtis Of Rock
York Hiss HuSbsil ' Washisson w Miss Laura
Welsh Of PHILADELPHIA; Miss Irene Smith and
Miss Webb oil New York.
Tho Cadets were one run ahead when the
Manhattans went to the bat In tho last inning.
!heir turn at tho bat, After two men were out
Rice %so I ohfl hit wSieS oeksd SAFE. but Be
lard made Q pretty catch after hard run. and
the Cadets had failed to tie tho score.
1t was q see-saw game. The Manhattans got
the lead In the first inning In the fourth two
wild pitches by Giblin gave the Cadets two
runs. and. then base ION balls followed By
the visitors in the fifth. With two mon out the
Cadets tied the score In their half OF tho sixth.
Morrow started 1t with home run. kice hit
safely and stole second. scoring on Ogdens
single. Gilmore got his base on balls and both
In tho, seventh the Manhsstans hsssta took the
the score iu their half on Pattison's base on
balls a steal, and Norton's failure to stop
OIeary's Wild throw to second.
They took the lead In the eighth inning. GIL.
more singled: and 80 did Brown; Gilmore tried
to make third base. and Gates threw him out,
bergs single. They loat the lead and the game
in the ninth inning, The score:
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Tennis at Orange.

ORANGE June lo-The open tournament Of the Orange
L,wn Tennis Club held at Montrose this afternoon
The play resulted thus:
Gentemen's Singles Prslminary-w. A. Learned.
Orange beat C. s. Kellogg. Montciair. e2 G-i. First
rounded Maxwell Staten Island. beat Walter Reilly,
:. 4 Ta!inaze. Jr. Brookiyn, Cd 6-2 r. r. Perkins
New York, neat W. y. speir Monclair ga 6-i sec.
ond round-W. v. Johnson beat X X Perkins, 6-2 6-2
Mixed naubies-Mrs W: fellowes MORGAN short Hill.
and r Perkins, New York beat Miss Locke and al
ter Reilly New York. Gu S-i.
Ladies' sinyc.-Mr,w. Fellowes Morgan. short Hills
beat Miss Pitcher, Short llilis e.. ell Miss Locke
drew bye, inal Mr. Morgan bsat Miss LOCKE 81,
U-4. Mrs Morgan will play Miss Cahill, the holder OF
the challenge trophy.
Genteunen's DouGe CIV. " johnson and ". II. Con-
dict beat w. A. Learned and q. Morrison. 8-$. Ga
The attendance was light Tea was served ON the
ground by AIRS Henry N. Mum.
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Commodore Gerry Of the New York Yacht Climb has
Teapponted stephen Peabody Fleet CAPTAIN for this
year Mr. Peabody has served several years In this
capacity
The date for tho rendezvous OF yachts beong ginR to
the Massachusetts Yacht CLUB for tile annual cruise has
been changed from July - to july Is The clubs an.
nuai regatta will bs given June ~.
Tho Staten Island Yacht Club has decided upon the
following events June y; ioA A. club Iegatia; July
- y. NJ ladies' day sail. boats TO be handled by la
dies Aug ~ open regatta All events Will be started
from the club house at stkploton. T. L.
A.0. Movey Of boston has estimated that the sail
area OF the Alborak, Gon Paines new tsfooter viii
BE- 100 square feet by the Eassrn Yacht Club rule
iha, Of & y Fosters B,rh.Is ssn SQUARE feet Hs
feet ows.ns % feet: barbara 81 feet These the
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Tho yv,ud.up q. tho c. c. N. r.

The examination Of the different caasss was finished
on June and vacation has practically commenced. the
boys having 10 college but once more before
Sept 10. The commencement exercises will be held on
Thursday evening" June Ia at O'Clock, in the Acad.
smy Music Prize speaking will be held In Chioksrine
Hall on Monday evening June Is. at O'Clock. The cat
didates arc; senior poetry J. J. X Hactett junior
poetry, @. NJ shutz; sophomore poetry. Floyd Apple
stroocki Junior prose, 4. 6odmark and Bernstein;
sophomore prose. J. Heinhandlsr and x. voFenan.
Q. Z. N. Z. loses more athletic material ths year
through IN. Ersdns,ine cls.s than ever before The
scLe and Kelly ~ The Lacrosse !, team y 81; sns
SON. j. oaIss, ". v Kelly. jS Z Bsynss q whiting
the Hanh at:an G. teams OAtss, Whiting and Thumm
JOIN the Staten lsanda and probably Kelly and Baynes
will Join the New Yorka This 10 an almost trreparabS
loss II probable that o. c. N. y will not be much
heard Of in lacrosse circles for couple OF years to
come. 40, . .. ~.
rsposn i.seposse IL ,sue the G. G. n Y..Eew YORK 4.
4. game was thrown out, as the New iorts claimed
that C. y played thirteen men instead Of the reg
ulation twelve This decision relegated e. O. n y to
last half dozen years @. C. n scored no points in
the egats gamsA though she got more men IN
the finals than before. having W. Craft ~ and y
Earie ~ in the nnal 440yard run; Donohue. pa and
Kelly 81: IN the n1al 22o y.rd hurdle race and 4.
The lacrosse will dsband after next Saturdays
Rams with Staten Island A. G. The game will take
place on the North Msadowh Central Park commeno'
Inc nj 4 z. NJ.
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New York German Gun Club Shoot,

The New York German Gun Club had great day at
Dexter Park Long Island on Tuesday. Instead OF the
usual live birds each. only eight shot The
gold medal of the club by H. Nobel with score
Of seven. He missed his fourth bird !. schlict j.
Bosenecksr. r. LeibinGer. and r. wdmau killed SIX
each and shot of second and third medals schlch
won second medal with three straight and r widman
Y llua IS yards 8: J sshliss 80 yards .; Z ssuter
yards 4; r. Garms sr u yards 3: H. Nobel ~ yards
& ". Lower. u yards 4: J: Fraser. 20 yards, $; j.
hsnnes q y.r1s, +H RGnaen % YARDS = v: Well
25 yards 5; T. Leibinger. 30 yards. Il H. Greitnsr -
yards 3: pr Can,rs. 23 yard. =; < Blaneh =, yards
schrsuer. 81 yards =; Il. widmsn, u yards, q.
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rb. Parkway aun Club Shoot.

Tho regular shoot OF the Parkway Gun Club at Dexter
Park. Long Island. yesterday, was great success.
Fourteen memt shot for tho club badge and special
prize The donaor tho only ono to make straight
score OF sevsn and he allowed the sixesto shoot of
for IL. There three ties and f. Heiganz It
with three straight HelganI the hero of day
lie not only won the Blake prize but won tho nrst
money IN n ~ srs s @ SnS wh tpHs %
totafor the day eighteen killed out Of nineteen
shot at. The scores:
N j. Bookman q yards 81 =: Blake. q Yards 2; 4
Aner:w. AoeIi.r b y.rds '9 OCH. ~ Yards Rr.n
nan rs yards 81 u. BIamwsll, 25 Yards q O. Rein. 20
Yards 81 ". Bonden 2a yards 4; A. Botty 27 yards 4;
A. q. Hunt, 30 yards. Il Bennett ~ yards 5; Col
Bsoyer n Yards l.
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Tko CoEeS Island Rod md Gun Club Shoot.
AZ tho m onthly shoot of tho Coney Island Rod and
Gun Club yesterday at woodiAwn Park tho diamond
badge was shot for by thirty three mcmbera No less
than eight made their straight and IL was
left TO the veteran Ike hyde 70 win 1t by killing six
more straight There seven skies for tho second
prize and Leibnger killed eight straight and it.
Tho third prize was divided by H. W. Battms che and
Z. Bushnell. The scores;
sL. j.. DavsnPort 2. yard. u: II; P; Donnsly. "a
IS; j. Z. Lake a5 yards 4; W Lair ~ yards 81 Ii. ".
Blsttmache, IS Yards IL; W. schive. IS yards 8; T.
sehiisiSsn Is yards g j 4: Epp;s Is ysra' q j.
Lsugnlin. u Yards Alsesssr ysrd. il i. Bush.
IS Yards F.: g. IsmSoiss 9, YARD. id; G; MoTris.
yards I; T. A.. KerriRan. % yards. .. T. LANCER. rs
yards g; Le6inxsrd b ~ yAEd, EppE n yards
Can't. Cranmer, 50 yards. 8; J. Pentz, oyards. .
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Marksmen Mt Creedmoor.

CRxRpxooa, June Io.-A detachment OF the Forty
seventh Regiment n. @. g. n. Y. composed of Compa-
Mics A. B. E. and +, under command Of Col Eddy.
practised here to- day. The scores:
Field and staff-Coi. ]. ]. EDDY, IS.
Non .Commi issoned StaG-Sergsant Major E. walker.
SO: Color sergeant L. S. Starrott 81
COMPANY A-Capt I; I Liddle 81; sergsant v y
Layman 3s j. , McConnIn. -: r. r Wendel 10
Company B-ssrReanu T. c. Davis 81; H. X Foster.
Company D-rirst Sergeant T: E. Jackson. %; Prt
yatos j. NJ. Walsh, IS: II. 4. Martin 81.
Company E-SerReant ". Hyson. 81; Privates L. ssa-
man SIS: q. II. Pink 81.
Company F-Liout c. A. Andrews 81; Corporal J. J.
Dixon. Jr., 81; PrivatesJ; H. Fitch - A. W Winklsr
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THEY'VE lowered ,h. Prices.

Tho Board of Managers of tho Granite Association
held = meeting on Tuesday night and decided to
change the rates Of admission to the tenround glovS
contest between Paddy savin and Jake Kilrain They
probably had learned that the original prices alto
Rethsr steep for show OF tho kind and dow
They made In the boxes $50 and others $N
The boxes have altered In form and the seats
been raised little The SO seats outside and all
GROUND the fence which shuts in the boxes Twas also
rminod to bring the together at lU NJ,
instead Of O'Clock tho time At which tho club starts
boxing ordinarily This was done TO accommodate tho
race track people who compriS large portion OF the
clubs patrons. all Of whom will see the Suburban rnn
the afternoon OF Tuesday next and will want time
to dine before going to Hoboken
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Dartmouth Tenni. Tourney,

HANOVER, June lo.-In the second round Of the Dart
mouth tennis tourn the winners were as foovu
snRlss-F. r. Barnard. 'si. Of Franklin, n. H. beat 4
T. =; Ca!et 's2 Of BarrnRton, N. H. e-l. e-s: T. W.
y; "; Pond gi Of Belfast No, beat ~ r. I. Emerson,
GiarsmonI \. u" beat 2. < Horriii ea Of xnesSury
7. r Thur.ton, ps Of Great Fails i. II, 6Ss, s-a; J.
In the preliminary doubles the nrst set was won ev
nessrs 4 D e., ,ssinxsr eI and r. v: Gould w axainis
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Earned runs Boston. {, .Twoease hits1Long t2s
s,oyey Nash Three base hit-Stoyey. Sacrifice hits
Brodie Lowe. ciarkson, wi!not stolen bs.es-Brodie
Wiimo First ss:s on en,..s M cssE,Sn ~
caso =. Passed bnli-uonan. Wild pitch h-Hntchnson.
piay-Cooncy and Anson. Umpires-Aorrill and Pow.
era fime-i:o1 Attendance-3.0s5.
CINCINNATI, B; PHILADELPHIA. !.
PurtAp1trurA, June lo.-Cincinnai made It three
straight from this Philadelphia to-day. Mnlans a.
ade on delivery Thornton Also pitched ball that
would navs won an ordinary game. Attendance 2SS2.
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Staten Island c. C...........,o O-l
Corintnian A. C....."........2 . . Is
Farned runs ,Corn.hian c. First base BY errors
basss-stsrsn Island g.: q Corinthian A. C,a First
Carmon a. Brsck Il. socim Cadmus, Taylor vroom
Home run-toIsr Sacrifice hit-ruIner. Stolen
pisy.-Carter and De Iamendis Cit wild pitches
Smith 90 Passed bali-smith Umpire -fIopkins
Iims-l.T.
HrSsoynrEsr 4. C., 8; CRESCENT. 4. C,
few hits In the eighth inning saved the Crescent
Athletic Cluo Il ON ~hewash their game with the
Densonhurst Athletic Club at Bay Ridge yesterday.
The
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Pigeon Flying.

PHIL .prLrHIA. June l0.-A very satisfactory race
public record the prizes flown to day by tho
birds Of the Bssvew Club OF this city. Eeary all
at home when the closed at O'Clock, and .
dozen birds made better than 1920 yards per minute
that the best 10 all the flying Of 1890 The entry
l. A. Mailer ~; Joseph Shelton. 9; Harry Sketon
7;T 7. Mather The distance for each about 200
miles Tho start from Barboursvlle. Va. at 8
ocork. the result at O'Clock i've hours after
fniIn
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Good Fishin In Jamaica Bay.

Reports received from Idewid. in jamaica Bay.
state that anglers meeting with success in ashns
for wsakHsh In those waters These warm days will
certainly increase the sport Appended 10 the score for
ths week ending June @;
nsssrs Trpp sheldon. and Rsmssn csuRht ~ wa.k-
hsh; John Sinona 10 weakhsh; Evertt and Treasure.
~ Weaktsh. George Oliyet, wsaktsh.
Resides these scores some huko, sea bass kfsh,
and herring arc taken daily. Shrimp bait is the lure
used now.
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Tho action Of the Executive Committee Of the Learus
Of American wheemsn in declaring Rule G. as framed
by the new Racing Board. null and void, is furnishing
food for discussion among League officers and club
Tho nrst announcems OF tho rmip alton az
the Racing hoard 20 retain this rule
Ths decision Of the Executive Commlt,e. in dsc.r.
ing the rule illegal - an open ackuowi that
the Racing Board Ia incompetent and unable to dis
charge its duties rightly Many declare the face
OF the many bunders committed during their short
term OF offoo tho proper ana only will the
Chairman 70 resign. The league requires a Chair
man to its Racing Board II not entire new BOARD
Until such 10 secured racing matters may remain In
state chaoa
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There were four birds IN At tho MA,hsr loft with
Diligence but only the ono shown for record At
O'Clock. when the race closed. Mr.. Mailer had all in
but Skelton all but two, and Harry Shelton all
but one
The golden bracelet, the special prize for the race
will be worn by Amanda The last journey of these
birds from Odenton 100 miles the birds thus hav
ing l0a miles of country IN 10 the first from
this station and proves 10 be good The ny
will 10 from DRnvil,e, Va, SI5 milrA
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Quite bsyy Of baseball maRnates saw yestsrday's
game. They were z. r. Talcott A. J. Reach, J. W.
spadinR John B. Day. J. P. oHeiL John r Brush and
r 0. IL Robison Being asked what the sathsrinR sig
conf ersnce contemplated II was explained that
Mr. O'Ne 10 here with his team, Mr.. Robson has been
here visit eeka and Mr.. Brush IL here ON
private busin A. j. Reach dropped over 10 the
nerek
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It will be Hard Work to Down tho Lori,
lard A. e..

Those interested in jersey City athletics have for ,hs
past few months watched with interest the pretty
which has been going on between tho Lorilard ana
scottish.American athletic clubs For . number a.
years there has been but place In Jersey City vhs,s
aset Of games could be held. This place called Cs,
donfan Park.
opened and engaged the park for both the h0iidsys
Decoration Day and ths Fourth Of July. THIS shut ths
Loriilsrds out a. the schedule COMMITTEES Of The Ims
order to have revenge the Lorillard, gave free ss
besuts. up the Hudson to Duaisy.. grove hoping to
The scheme 70 failed for by clever move two enter
got the pilot of the steamboat to land the
all went 10 Casdonian Park and danced late ia ~
tn. to,illsrd. mad. . move yesterday which will
old ball grounds known as Oakland Park. and vi Al
once lay q nve-lap track. When this Is done
they can say with pride that the Lorillsrds
is the only club in the city that has its Trounds
Tho annual Fourth of July games Will be held tbsrs
and 70 sugaested that the girls will be admitted tree
and a dancing stand erected.
From an athletic point Of view the Lorillards have
scored big victory The Fourth of July events vii bs
follows: One.hundred.yard dash go ard run iSn
yard novice run. ESoyard novice two mile run and
running high jump. Gold. silver. and bronze msdAls
event
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Athlete. or for Europe.

The remainder OF the team Of the Manhattan Clubs
athletes who to compete in an amateur champion
ship eeting at Manchester, Eng on June 81 left on
tb ate or City OF Now York for Liverpool yesterday
morning. Tho men arsJ. Roddy the middle distance
fast walkse
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At the Head.

The Duke Of tMarlhorough places the New York Cen.
trail ~ tho head OF the great transportation companies
Of America Il has earned the titis 'AmericA As Grsat.
est ksiroAd fifteen through passenger trains leave
sAbls-Aap.
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Fordha m College v. Wesleyan. at rordh.m.
A Fourth OF July Regatta at Albany.

The Public Celebration Committee Of the Common
Council OF Albany have appropriated $500 toward the
expenses Of holding regatta at that city on July
The events decided upon are senior fourosred she'll
senior double scuL senior and Junior single The przes
have bee decided upon. but II 10 tho Intention
Of n. mittss to mas: them worth Travelling TO win
single event Tho Albany Rowing Club viii 10 repre-
gentcd In every event
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Baseball Games To-day,

RATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York W. PittsburRh. at tho Polo erouu1a
Brooklyn vs.. Cleveland. at Eastern Park
Boston vs. Chirago. at Boston.
Philadelphia va Cincinnati, at Philadelphia.
AAg.IcAN ASSOCIATION.
sa,timore w. Athietics, at Baltimore.
EAsrERS ASSOCIATION.
Proyidence " Rochester. at Providence
New Haven vs.. Buffalo, at New Haven.
Lebanon VS.. Syracuse. at Lebanon.
OTHER GAhkA