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The sun., 1891-05-29
For the Rowins Chsnpionship or Loag
island.

The rowius interests ON Long Island promise TO b
lively this season. The King fitzgerald match last
SUNDAY has prscipitatsd msttea And the next event
will likely be match in doubles between the Howard
brothsrs-stevs and John-who have held the Long
Island ehamponship for several years against william
stokss And Rebort Ayiward The two pairs were
matched 10 To. two q ihIs: yS.s ..e but Io1sh s
rofsres 70 call Il oR The HowArds since th.n have
been anxious 10 anybody sthsI 10 .hss Or weTE'
nsat !ha. stokes ana ~ od psTtnsr .srs an.ioS. g
mstch Tor from $50 20 SasI SIDE 70 row ave nile
race In bsst and best nastssnfsss EcrsiIs boeA u
pset 2 meet stShss o. ~. - HsmpssyA
The sun., 1891-05-29

,su,.kns coynI-Gr,sE1L Ts.nIRscs.: continued:
!hs term Ps!t ii5cl:.r;a 10. sosi, ISss lisa iass
isSa yG, iss ,oIs is 10. @ aSS sS sSS sS1 sSS
2oiS 2oiI aug S1ha aisa 2,sz aiss siti, 2la3 aiiS
calendar
HuHloeArr's Cousr-No calendar. For probats-wills
of Elizabeth BerIisn Susan a HuId Alfred Taylor. "
EEosadsoLs5 William Carroll ]; y; dImS!.: IisdsJisLs
Leila AsurL y. 0. Cronin, Mary Mead, =. 4 IubDs
Moritx RI senb Dom Emiis lnntI Peter Ktnnan. James
lor; Mara.rss Sinclair, 10 10 A; n. ...,.-
TsRs,rArts and lIL.Adjournsd for the term Part
-Isr L.Gs.. snasishsd. No 7sa Ssis IL and III
AsSSrec:G & csus ssr +: s ss.n r..u-xso.. r..,
SEnL. ii. III ana W.-Xdlscsss1 fss sis Ssxns
The sun., 1891-05-29
PATIENT RECEIVER WILKINSON:

Impatient Depositors OF the Newark sav.
ings Institution Trying to Stir Him Up.
The German Pioneer Society OF Newark has
appointed a committee to get up mass meet
ing In SaenRer Hall on June to bring to an
issue the affairs OF the defunct Newark Saw
inRs Institution aud get rid Of Receiver Wil-
kinson. who has been many years winding up
the bank and Is apparently willing to continue
winding for several years moro or until Chesa.
peake and Ohio second preferred touches so.
The German depositors in the old and new
accounts become indignant periodically. and
this time they are more urgent than they have
the meeting Of the Pioneer Society on We'd
nesday night was shat the deposltors would
rather have what they might be able to get at
once than receive payment in full with inter
eat few years hence. Patient Receiver VIII
kinson wants to pay dollar for dollar on the now
account He has paid 100 cents on the dollar
new. but It ell depends upon Chesapeake and
Ohio second preferred: Of which the bank has
q large block received from Fisk Il Hatch on
the day Of their failure in lieu Of Government
bonds which were deposited with the firm
and were sold.
The sun., 1891-05-29
WHY Not Flight Il Outs

TO sus gprron or TUE suS-s,r: Billy Dacsy in writ
ing 70 friend states quite truly that reputation 70
money. bus Billy looks for s In newspaper Fight and
does not fancy she real ariica when In California
the newspapers declared nsh. with feather weight
Tommy panforth the most dssraeoful fake that ever
took PLACE on the F.snc slope and b. r!fr NsSs
dossn money only 70 whip some Sn. for rep
& Bs@p.ss. s!SsE:r E.f;,n and The Chief Of %:
lice offered 10 nght him right on and pay FOR
reom myssiL but BilIy declined Again IN this city
n the prss.ne: & Sf JGhnny ksss. ne nv. WeSr m swss
his iatch 10Y ana hight him N lot but he again 90.
ciinsd Now. billy. II you alnt loo. Ing for cfeIees
decision in an sxhibon three round setto VIII nxht
you for fun With ten men on SIDE S and with bare
say 40. and aohinR for Whipping ! am aching 70
FRAME wusrn
The sun., 1891-05-29
xAraEs DAhY GETS THE xoxE1
The board sS Control Settles ths Charley
Post.Tsrra Gotta Race.

Fo0esVerrA Sotto Aoces
On Nay .. st Gu!tenburg. W. @. Daly's colt
Charley Post bAat b. J. Johnson's horse Torra
Gotta BY, short head 10 mile dash for .
purse. Of $1,000. There was difference Of
opinion smons the crowd 40 to which horse
had, won aad great dissatisfaction as to the
decision. but all bets were paid according to
the deoIsion Of the judges. When IL came to
paying over the purse. however. Mr.. johnson
claimed that Charley Post was not entitled 10
the money. - An allowance OF twelvs pounds
was msdo 10 the colt under the con.
ditions OF the race that ali non-win-
pers Of 1925 since June I. 1890. should
,taas pISef scds. 81 5is oa,M Am
Charley Post had won race ut EllzsDolh last
fall 70 which 1000 added money was sdver:
Used on the pI6Gramme. Then Daly DECLARED
that the added money was mover paid. and Vas
announced - an attraction TO the race. The
Sass wae subnitted 70 the Board o. Control:
1oAss sy oezssel Nsw Yosz. Nay = issi.
= wAth4sd& 6eCdayr Hsdson C0pwtI yeckst Cfbh. =,
,D;.s ai3, 70 TIE sSse Of ChaTiX Pest ssenisssA -
Ss ssS y 4. ?: x;
ef epin9a thai hp sssoclaiioa sOnaitisl y
: i"f. W. a. vossuass, Secretary
The sun., 1891-05-29
LIN crosse.

Tho lacrosse team Of the Manhattan Athlstie c,sb
viii play their nrst gens With the Byidso-
port Lacrosse Club At bridgeport
is expsetsa th.! the junior lacrosse team Of the
teams all they want TO DO to win They will practice
twice week Win the senior team. which Will develop
black shoes
j. NJ FlAnnsry. President Of the Metropolitan La.
crosse Assooiarop VIII cali meonE Of that body
ssesrta.nsd " nannsIy viii prots.s ne play ID
OF New York last Saturday He that the goal
claimed ey ths Ist,sr In the ssme was Ab.oluteiy
Of the goal posts.
,. The lscso.s. gIsyer vhs have ioiped the Staten
hoHdeu. Judson worrelL Leviagston snsdsksr and T..
inlyer Of the Cortn.hian Athletic CLUB; Andrew
sna 16.hSs i!as coil:as q .hs 0isy of Ne. York
his resignation A. captain Of the Corinthians lacrosse
team Several other players Will bs elected ~ the next
meeting OF the q l. A. O.
The sun., 1891-05-29
HARrARDs CHANCES At MOTT HAVEN.
The Men who win Compete. snd the Fo-
sitions They OuGht TO Win.

sitions They Oueht to win.
~h,oh . s,,, nay Sanane mo.s raven no = team
Hnishsd their trainine MO to.d.v Tbey III Will ID 30
70 new YORK tomorrow at noon: The three
her. Wednesday in order to tr, the track
which IL entirely new to them. The team is In
the very best Of condition and will be heavily
By Il; bs sss sSs 9S O.
testants will b. as foiiows. nv AA"' '"'u so'
;s,S ssa s
son. '9S; Lee 'si: Mocn. 81 oooA' Vs. A"'n'''
Quarter. mile knn@Wriaht. 's2: Stead. 81;
MAn RSS%S,tsi RMSSssf STosS5 %qIsS, ea
bin. va; Bstcbsider. 'ss' ~. 'A' "fNn' va N''-
Hi9h Jnmn-Fs.r,nr. ,ea. orsnp ,eo. sbsr.
win. ~; lee Of i"',nA. 20, a''sa' ~ sn'' 81.
ssos ss5osd d5S 5sTHpmSloss Hsm "a Hale
h1gn @ rdIs-ig. H%rddIIes-EsariIng. 'sS -, ,o,. ~,
Near. ,ai aiuiu'''-fe"fhhe' ''' Loo 'A' me-
,et tifysie HSSas MasS,Davis 90 sl Taylor "a; Prsst
BraeHett. "a, "AnA'' W. 1na'e0''' VA
The w ns no tug o. Tsr team oro.d.a ~
Casey Of PineetoS bn Win Sbsrr nnt ~ tho
onH pi1co. ms mas record OF ~ 10 seconds.
csrsn n Ees tSn Mh Rrooa9iy DS meGnea ae9.nst 81
Princston more than sn shs does Yale: and Lees
p.vne ~ st aecota o. ~ seconds IA thet event mas
nyan 70 snS nenS snas ne stanos more than an
III en.s.sU Su"nSo wtn SnLey. ooo
" conrSS. II no rune In the 22O-ya nat race
ro,Sraa ,bn Sn oSpecsea 70 WIN tho nur1les. nS nc
SUS. oUS0T sne aIstance iBss Week IA ~ LED soc.
Tnas ~. s,.o aiter MAKING new worlds record In
Harysrd hss snms oood man IN -. onnr+er
ons ~ M wsx t9MS. vsis. anS WIT Downs ana Uonm
oIs .hH tno ny way M,ll N Axe cioSe rase. -,
In SnS QuArto mile run WriCht mas I'M
The sun., 1891-05-29
Actor Charlie. Webster. wiz. in co.-.

Mrs. Mary Webster. the wife Of Actor Charles
Webstor. who killed Robert Mcneil on Aug. 40.
1890. on account OF her intimacy with him. was
witness at Jefferson Market Police Court
yesterday in another shooting case. Mrs.
Webster. who Is now living at .2S8 West
Twenty-seventh street With Jemss TiSkerton.
Tinkerton pointed O. pistol at Charles Fried
man .u Friedman shoe store at 3lS Seventh
maker whom he accused OF insulting Mrs.
Webster. In court Yesterday he pleaded self.
defence and was discharged. He was held IN
900 bail for carrying pistol
The sun., 1891-05-29
Toar.a.e.. or tho Newark Gun Clab.


The erockery mashsrs who took part in the shird
days shoot Of the Newark Gun Club had strong wind
and bad light to contend against and a. result full
took part and second days there pres
ept u. r. Lindsey Of Hoboksn Al Heritage of Jersey
City. George Z. Reading Of Flsmnston J. Stout Of
Ylsmington. Charles n. Hsddsn William Fairchnd, r.
H. Breintnal. rerd Van Dyke and A c. Hunt The
shooting all st Keystone targets under the rapid
bring system, and the winners were ~ foliows;
ro.s sud con. IL:
sssss s%l,a: F:nrS;: h;ss:l:s T:Sfsa 's X:s
the shoot of; third went to Stout and Fs'rchd
The next WAS a. nftssn sinelsa Van Dyke making .
ana Gols; Il each; fo.t and Lindsey: Il :.eh:
.nH fifs nsa gssns.Fss.s .inssI Hsdd: Is; Post u.
Hsm!ine renross and Crosby ~ each; Van Dyke IL;
eGHs si.'s X Hv.asa4s:n.s o singles. H.ml.as smashed
as s SHa
breaking lA aud Heritage 10
,,ssyenth ESsntavif.ssn singles Post Sroi: 1 Il;
Eighth Evsn,-Tsn .inslss Hamlins and Van Dyke
made clean sco,ss rSst .; f'nfo's Collins and he'd
:,nsf:: n.a.sp =; s;s Psnre:: ~
tis was shot or and won BY G.illnA
oiS:SI :Ra Gsn. ~ s tSss '.nS .mu.
een' ns r.. saS .sd
cas sss ssa ssa af%" % 10! .sss ssas
nr.t: 'Erb and Crosby. second: Hunt third.
I'VE Sirds =. as6S = Of which are now on hand TIC run
VIII bssia at O'clock. AarlinEham rules VIII govern.
The sun., 1891-05-29


socc sass1 g ysish goo v ssssss ana 800 70 sira
TA IA. seyriys y. . osssAan. ~ q. s,a,s.-
NJ Pwysrsb. Baldwin. i2o tHsmllson) ......-....S
ysttins.y!ye e on Hsisrc, 10 aesinss Chatham
~ NOTES.
Jimmy MeLshshlin was At the track ysstsr-
:, r. Brookiyn.-Yes: Orinamms ran second
to Eurus In 1887. =,
Carroll bpIst one. OF his hoofs In the Myrtle
STAKES on Wednesday.
Handicap yesterday In 1:4a
Chatham will BE- the Norris candidate IN the
heAlixation stakes at Sheepshead Bay.
Eleven stafters named for the Brookdals
henoAcap. Ana four won't to the post.
lated beforeh4nd that both his field horees
must start or the bet would be declared oh.
The sun., 1891-05-29

The ola Fellows Legs wouid Not sts.d q
Severe Preparation THIS Year.

The ola Fellows Legs would Not stand .
Severe Preparation THIS Year.
John HngGins thought Eurus would stand
another years training and had him at Ran
cocas last winter. but the fore leg which gave
so much trouble last year has gone back on
the old fellow. and, declared out OF all his en-
eaRsments. Eurus returns to tho Chesterbrook
Farm of his owner. Mr.. A. J. Cassatt. where
he will enter the stud.
Eurus was one Of the most successful cam
paigners that has ever appeared on the turf
trifis e.. short d OF arst class he drcIP@sd @ into
$4,000 in tho four. years he was In training
His most notable victory was the Suburban OF
field. including Ori1amme.- Richmond. HI
de!go, Rata plan. Barnum.. Linden. and. Ben
AL The betting Was 2Q 70 !; He was declared
apO.
The sun., 1891-05-29
or...s v.sla cI.s'. niow-out.

Ths oSaaas Field Club 10 one year old and has 100
members. Tonight II will open its new club house at
Armour villa Park and the event promises 10 be In
tsrsstipS one
The house 10 40 feet long, and the style of Architsc
ture 10 Moorish The first story 10 occupied by large
dancing hail cloak and dressing raons. On The ond
noor are located oibard card and eating rooms Tho
tAtions. and uAncIpR.
Irssiasnsi yWsi.sr L Iecoriia lirst vissFrssI.
Ssni:sI aafy Real .sssrssasvi hsstaals sshrosdsr.
e s.S Si,s E .s 1.I'
The sun., 1891-05-29
FIFTY Who Wan. to se Police M..ro...

No steps have yet been taken toward the ap-
pointment OF the fve police matrons in Brook
lyn provided for By an aot Of the last LeRislA-
mate has made the necessary appropriation
the Civil Service Commissioners will examine
the csndidates and prepare an eligible !ist,
their applications. and IL 10 likely that hun.
dred moro win To on hand when the examine
ton yakea place,
The sun., 1891-05-29
Lawyer Miller Again ON Trial.

Lawyer William p. Miller OF Newark. who
was convicted OF swlndling old John Eppe In
a real estate transaction In which no was
aided by Meinhardt Hilderhrandt was ON trial
again yesterday for swindlinR a woman. from
whom he took tee Of sS 10 yet her Q divorce.
He Withdrew his PlsA Of NOT guilty and pleaded
Monday next. HiiderSrsSdt was S sSd ssnssnosd e y
the psnitsntiayy On Monday last Tor oRs yeeA
The sun., 1891-05-29
TALKING THROUGH Youn HAT.
jackson Talked This Way 70 Sullivan. sna
the Latter wsnted TO Fight.

Jackson Talked This Way to sullivsn. sna
the Latter Wanted 70 Fight.
BAN Francisco. May 2s.-Ths colored pueilist
Turner. one Of the cleverest middle weights on
the coast. was played with last night by Aleck
Greggnins. an untried amateur who was only
known as scientific boxer. Though Turner
|, is pnst so years old. his. record was so good.
that odds Of to were offered on him Just be-
fore the nght. The Occidental Club will offer
Grcggains match with Jack Slavin for July.
Peter jackson and John L. Sullivan came
near having q fight with bare knuckles in
Jackson's saloon last night. Sullivan visited
the place after his show was over, and In talk
ing with the barkesper gave his ideas why
Corbett should have licked the negro. He in
dulged In moro unoomplimentary talk, when
jackson. who was in q rear room. stepped out
briskly. and looking Sullivan souarely in tho
face. said:
"See here. young man. ron don't know what
you're talking about You're talking through
your hat"
Sullivan had never met Jackson. and whom
he turned around and saw that tho man was
q negro who was talking to him he snorted
with rage, and roared:
Who are you talking to don't stand such
language from your kind OF people,"
jackson didn't take water. but repeated his
former remark In defiant tone.
Sullivan whipped OF his coat and jackson
began to strip whom friends interfersd. and
hauled the enraged men apart
In Sullivan's present condition he would
probably have got the worst Of tho tussle.
The sun., 1891-05-29

Charles scIford. carpenter. OF 300 West
Fourth street. father OF Policeman Sciford. WAS
tried In the General Sessions on Friday on
one Of three indictments charging him with
assauiting little girls. The evidence was in
sufficient, and Assistant District Attorney
Mclntyrs abandoned the prosecution. Yester.
the other two In iictments kacorder Smyth
granted the motion. and Sciiord Was dc.
The sun., 1891-05-29
III. Great n1,leu-n Road n.e..

5hsss has been big demand from the bicycle clubs
hsrsabouts for special trains for tho transportation Of
their bicycles tomorrow 70 she big bicycle a. NIL
burn Every club OF any importance have called rms
70 she course TO witness shs event The New York.
Brooklyn Harlem. Kings County, Long Island, and
others have chartered special cars for the occasion
rough estimate OF the crowd who are expected Wit
nsss the event 10 placed ~ a0o kveryhing has been
ayrAnged for the race.
For vhssmsn going ont from this city Brooklyn or
LonR Iaand convsnisut route 10 via the D. L. and W.
riding on the train % RossviIls and By xhes 20
ei6 and e:3n o'clock The Last three trains stop at
EswArk only On route for Alburn
The sun., 1891-05-29
Isaac sk,ps Iato the Tomss.

Abraham schlute and Morris Levitt were a.
rested on Wednesday and committed to the
Tombs upon the complaint Of Mrs. Hannah
Click OF A Stanton street that they had de-
manded from her 81. 900 as the condition Of not
letting. Isaac Schluto. Abraham's brother. for
Yesterday Mrs. Click appeared before Judge
MARITIME with 1saac schlute tand sqrrenderSd
Tombs He Is charged with nssaulting . Do.
The sun., 1891-05-29

ALsAnv, Nay % Tho New York ana New Enxiand
Poultry and Dog Club will hold its next show In shs
city on June 5tos The Judges named for the poultry
clauses are Abel y Stevens Wellesley Masa; }. Il
Drsvsns:sdt JamesiurE NJ il George B. Pratt Bridge
mort Conn ; A. v. Psircs. Winchester n. H.; Charles
Z. HeCnvs New London o.; q BAIL shr. .ws6ury,
hs Ihs Judge sO5 y: deg e. 'sSw S s.sS. " xsss%.s
tIs,sSsns Jebs T. bs drsG Ams.srdsp; ,yeS YrssL
tstSisSsI Csssrs aa1 HI H. House, ysst PlAini
Sycsssssf, VI. = CksTshin. HsaAwk
The sun., 1891-05-29
Tho N. c. c. A. wnn Have to Pay.

In April 1885, the National Crosscountry Association
ordered from the Gorham Manufacturtn. Company
four silver cupa the total cost being s The Assoca
tion failed to pay the BILL aud 10 Nay. 1891 the Cor
ham Company sued j. II. NeiIor ~ Treasurer Of the
National Crosrcountry Association. and recovered .
1udRment amounting 70 f!l31. of which S~. 81 repro
sented the damasss and 8! 10 62 the COATS
Later on an execution was Issued on the judgment
against the properly belonging tho National Gross
io!ntiy by its msmosrs The execution wa. returned
pow taken new tack, summons and romplsi iit have
been served on tho New York. Staten Island New Jer
sey Orange and other athletic clubs members OF the
Gro:s Country Association with tho object Of securing
g. O. Carter, Of tho Vice Presidents OF the Cross.
country Association bong asked whv the association
did not pay the debt. saidi contracted time
when The ore.rix..on v.. split np Many other as6ts
iorham account had been settled by compromise. Tho
latter company insisted on the last penny. and Mr.
would have 20 pay L.
The sun., 1891-05-29
Ts.a,s .t she E,fth Avenue Club.

The spring tournament OF the Fifth Avenue Tsnnis
Club was continued yesterday At the clubs srounds
lx7th street aad Fifth avenue Ladies' doubles WAS
the sohsdus for the afternoon There wss some very
clever playing By Miss Frssborn and Mis- Collins the
icrmsrs s:ryiss snd 'iss drives being very nna In
nnAi set was postponed until 70 morrow.
LADIES' poubLHa
First round Misc vrssbosn and Aiss Collins beat Miss
Sheldon and Miss Corey ia 81; second round Miss
Iiets and Ns. H1hbald beat Miss rresborn and Miss
Ss ~. .aa oss.1: ssn. Dsas s
posspoesd until tomsrrow At which time the gentle.
70 he WiAnoSA
The sun., 1891-05-29
sport at tho Arctorus cat.

The regular monthly athletic entertainmsnt Of the
Arotufus Amateur Athletic Association held the
club In Leonard stree. Brooklyn on Wednesday
And Gsorse dempsey. Arcturus A. A. Ssss an iptsross
ing glove bout; n. frank and Thomas kSan. Prank
Cub also DO SonSsd .hs m,t':nh John stsFs and Frank
Killofan and y. aud George WistnsE ali Of the
St. George Athletic Club wrsstled.
The sun., 1891-05-29
To ,frsseo Sy Bicycle.

BosroM hsy za-Aibsst q Bstehsldsr the noted long
distance bieyis dsr who iss Aistoa about two weeks
ase feS bicycle trip 70 Denver and San yrsseseo
re {. nssssy 10: p n yrisse ,ssss re-
.: ;s. :1i Z: s!: q: s. n 6 81, 80 20
The sun., 1891-05-29

PrrTsBunon. May 2a-TrottinE at Home.
wood Park was interruDted to-day By rain.
which foil steadily all tho afternoon. Tho
nossibIlity thar the meeting oan 90 on to:mor-
row. There are elk GLASSES to be decided In
the next two days along with the axtSa holi.
day programme.
The sun., 1891-05-29
iin.-a:si s;si.. ASA asa ASH


BALnaory. May :s.-Psts La!iy and Stephen Shelley.
who are matched 20 nEht some time nsxt month we're
arrested to-day. They gave beads 70 the amount es
81, 600 that they would not nghs In Maryland
Justice Hob6s asked LAlly on whom he shsald bsl
Lally advised the Squire 20 put n. money 90 him
The sun., 1891-05-29
A Gang OF Cock Fighters Driven Ont of
Town.

HAvxRHILr. Nay 2e-A gang OF sports start
Cd cock fight this place last night but the AFFAIR
WAS broken up BY an officer. who caussd general
stampede The birds captured and taken to
Lawrence. The men wers not arrested They drove to
tho city. and finally became 30 noisy and troublesome
ArrestA
The sun., 1891-05-29
Tro.tlns I. Os..r., New 1ork.

AusuRs. Nay ss.-Bsautiful weather. splendid track.
fast srotting. and an Increased attendance At the
Auburn Driving Park today combined ID make the
second days races Of the Central New York Trotins
Association decided suocssA The most Interesting
event was the pacing during which the record
Of the track was lowered by quarter OF second.
6ummArisst
The sun., 1891-05-29
Peter Jaekson Heard From,

sAH YaAHcIsco. Nay 2e.-Pstsr Jackson. being IN.
tsrviswsd BY the Police oorrsspondsnt Joe
Devsss to-day said that he surprised that several
newspapers did mot do him Justice in reference TO his
battle with Jsm Corbstt He fought win the purse
and the many bets that had been waesrsd The reason
be failed to win not because he did not possesa hit
ting powers and courage, bat bscauss he only had
leg hs to atAnd after ten rounds had been fought
sad af.sr w.a thrown out !he wagon and
the contest to later date but he supposed II his
was half well ho could defeat Corbstt
Said Jackson: ~ am willing TO nEht Corbett again In
any club that viii put up purse but rotiee Gasstte
ruoa. which provide for draw. must govern. Mark
my words Corbstt will not dare fRht agsin even with
only consents 10 again meet me he VIII not neht m An
With only one leg Tor four hours and then win. II
rate him he should aeht and not want one year! rest
TO make Corbet night and it fan viii anybedy"
The sun., 1891-05-29
Pigeon Flying.

BALrIHoRx. May 2s.-The Starr Homng Club has been
organized In this city with those oncss, President W.
II. Pentz; vice ESesidsnt ~ Lucas: Secretary ". R
Clark; Treasurer L. stsnbsrgsr. Tho club has flight
Of 100 birds All journeys will be for public and
tho prizes Tho membership 10 large and the promise %
OF good sport
The Chestnut Hill Club birds were oountsrm.rked
and shipped yesterday for their Journey for the przes
The start VIII be from Frostourgi Mo-. about 200
miles on friday OF tne nrst Iavorape morning After
course Is four birds probably the least In training
through the season.
NkwARk Del. Nav aa.seventsen. ,homing pigeons
owaea oy :; y n @ OF aaroey ra: xna en-
here this morning At io:2n The wind .hem
but they made a brave effort
iARpLEI "a; Nag 2s.-The Cadwalader birds were
fourteen minutes afterwards The Train reported At
l2.A. The next trial for the birds VIII be from BaL
PgLADELrH,A Nay 2s:-Thiry thrss birds Of the vir.
tue Club of this city shipped night ny for
records and the pri,ss on Saturday from aO miles
The Bellevue Club deferred IL race from the
ton for Awesk.
The sun., 1891-05-29

Maud Howard Wins tho Lasslo Stakes,
CHICAGO, May ga we'll nled entry card attracted
people to West Side Park to-day. The track fast
and ali the races we'll contested. Tho third race
the Lasss Stakes for twoyearolds and furnished
. surprise in Maud Howard, who won by nose from
the favorie. Adde. The latter stupdly ridden by
Fox and should have won. Only one favorite passed
the wire nrst
First Racs-Purss 800 for maidsns Of all ages: three
quarters OF . nils. Lady Cndo won. Hagen second,
Cpman third. Time-il9
Second RAcs-seuing: purse $3.50: all ages: mile.
Insoiencs won, Rsnouncs second. Experience third.
Time-t .A6k
nllies; g. 0UO added nve furlonea Maud Howard
Addie second. Gray Gooss third Time-l:NA
vaFda; one and quarter miles AAfmosa won. Carus
second Osborns third. Time-2:l5
fifth Race-Pnrse e4s,; all ages seven. sixhths OF
mi q Ths kaisef won Blue Banner second, In1ocencs
third. nme-l;3L 80,