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The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1892-12-31
WADSWORTH DISPATCH,
Published Eve y
and SATURDAY
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1892.

Tomorrow sees the dawn of II new
day and a new year. Soon 80 will be
with the past. We trust that '93 will
usher in an ern of "Peace on earth,
good will to all mankind" We wish
everybody prosperity and good health.
II will be the same old struggle with
all of Us. bnt we could afford to dis
pense with the bitterness of defeated
hopes. II the point cannot be made
in one place, il might be in another.
There is nothing like perseverance.
We believe in perseverance than
we do in luck. We want to live and
let live. We expect to be buffeted,
for such is nature. We must all ex-
poet opposition and competition, but
the k ie flies against the wind. Let
the struggle be an honest one. Let
the business in which we oppose and
meet opposition be legitimate.
VIZ do not blackmail, nor do we like
to he blackmailed. We refer to bnsi.
ness and to private life. We cherish
no hate for anyone. We believe in
elf protection. II one cheek is slapped
We will try to see that the other is MOI.
What we have to say is said where all
can see il. We like II joke and like IL
joke others. We never intentionally
NUT anybody's feelings. We have re-
reis.d Just ~ good as we have sent.
w, would have no enemies il we had
orr choice. We would he ut peace
With everybody and have everybody
At peace with MS. Life is too short to
pend it in hating.
Life is too short TO spend it in gos-
,iping away regulations. Those who
have lifetime to do snch work have 10
regulations To lose. The public finds
tins out sooner or later. tn the pnre,
all thugs are pure. VIII WadSworth
aver rise aud frown down the scandal
mongerS H. is moi ii pity Tile duck
ing stool is not in use these days 10
stop the tasty work ? Will tllose whtt
1o this EVIL be allowed To continue il?
Don't they know that after they have
communicated some damnable lie to
some une who has listened, that the
teller hls sunk one more notch in the
esteem Of The listener? Stopl Stop
now Remember that you are open
ing The way for some one MS vile as
Yourself 10 assail the purity of your
own daughter. R%etIibution will come
on day and smite you hard.
Turn over u new leaf. See some
good when it can be seen around yon
every minute OF every day. We are
all frail and seed to make some good
resolutions-and keep them. BE good.
Be kind. Be charitable. Resolve To
maize friends aud TO merit them. Be
pleasant. The DISPATCH wishes every
body II Happy New Year.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1892-12-31

Now is the time 10 be glad and bright,
And kind Us we can from morn till night;
Be quick 10 smii and To froNn bv slow,
And Try 10 learn what is good 10 know:
For, oh, let Us think how the days will look
While we write them dow in our New Year
book.
If all would be good and kind and true,
And do the work that Is theirs to do:
II from hate and pride our hearts were free,
What u glad New Year the world would seel
And then ! know we should love to look
On each bright page of the New Year book.
-Eudora ). Bumstesd in Youths Companion.
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Holiday Confusion.

The Palace Bakery, Reno, New, is a
perfect confusion with Christmas and
holiday goods. When in Reno, call and
inspect their goods, jail
Trout for town trade every Thursday
at II. II. Cowle's store. \
Make your holiday present a pleasure
for the whole year by sending to A. Fl.
Manning for a So stand lamp or a $40
piano lamp. y
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1892-12-31

Buy your oysters by the pint or quart
in bulk of Pike & Wightman. y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-31
Wheeling ut Other Places.

H.RrroRr Way 30 twenty local riders started this
morning IN th- second annual twenty mile handicap
rae. of he Columbia Cyclic club TO New Britain and
return = W. WOOSTER II III. Columbia club. with
eight minutes start nnishrd nrst His time was hour
J.. MINUTES ~ seconds. g. Ford Scei"y. scratch,
second Time. hour minutes. r. i foNon
third | hour II minutes , seconds WIlnhm Harding
Hartford Wheel cub, fourth hour 10 minutes 30 sec
Unds
A.soSl. May 30 TIL" second annual fve mile hand
cap road Of the Ason,a Whee club was held thus
morning There were twenty entries but only eight
starters III" course was on WHkeiee avenue hnd had
three The tnsh"rs were; q. H. Whitlock. min
Ut"s IL seconds first. time. IL minutes seconds
II A. Wood minutes q, seconds second. IN ~ minutes
~ ~, seconds W H. Phckry third, T.. Hale fourth
il owen MIN ". A. Nelson sixth. W. IiuDDcl seventh
7. y, spencer. scratch, eighth.
Culr..o May 40. II Woolas. Of The Lakevisw
Cyci,ng club. comparatively uni known in local cycling
circles the Pullman road rnr. ohHN, lie hRi u
time allowance OF six IniHut-s ABOUT $4,000 pers ms
witnessed the start from the Leland Hotel. There
w-r, nearly 800 starters III the race. " G. Anderson
of the Chicago cycling club came in second. e. \.
Fox, Lakc,iew cycling club third! George ranlsen
io!um Lin " herlmrn. fourth. " J Mcmahon, Columbia
Wheelnrn. t.h Il ,rier 'ni"aa"'yrling club sixth.
Wuolas's me % minutes 40 seconds, ! minute
and Seconds better than ever made by men with time
allowance. pIcvIons Pullman races, The distance
covereG about 1913 miles, lumsHcH. wh" was"
I.cte to be- among the first pas the post ala mol Elsh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-31
New Utrecht Gun Club.

The post poued shoot or the New Utrecht Gun Club
was held yesterday ut Woodawn Park, Graveseud.
Tho
Regular club Shoot. 20 Rue Rocks-I. Iohmhn q: G.
W Grnpse,. =: j. Lott. l.. H. ropsey. IL A. a. Ii"v-
man. IL CA sykes. IL H. 4 Bennett. 8. q. Nos'rani
IL e. r. Morris. =. Withdrew; W. T. sykes H. Il. H.
Street. II: u Deacon. Ii, y. A. IicR-man. II.
First SWrcpstah" shoot ~ Blu" lsocks-D Bennett. -
n. deacon Il: j. Lott =. \ IIcgema. u. &. A. sykes
4: 4: 4; ii"geman, r. Il street: q. N"strand. lu
second Sweepstakes Awe Birds, Miss and out-C
F Morris Ia: H. Bennett. 10: q Nrstrapd. l5 ID. Dea-
con. I5 icgenan.I ". sykes Il: !. Lott. >: VIVIAN
Brunt g. Il. X. stree. 4; II ,r"pscy. a. q. W cropsey
4; l. 6. Nit hell. A. !. A li"gcmsn. 81 A. squirts. 81
Boni"s, 3, 4. A. sykes, >.
Ihiri sMerpsn"us san" "n" un SYKES. "
man. q: T. A. Iiegrman. = q \ostranh. = y Deacon
X: ~ Van Brunt, T. \. SVMiTcs 9, L. q Mitchell. ~ W
f. sykes, 10: :. B"ndrs, :: I" W. Eropsey y: j. Lott
Fo,ir,h Sweepstakes Same Con'!i:ions-W r. Sykes
3: +. A. liryrman. b =. f. Motifs 4; c. A, sykes.
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~ Lori' May 20 -Decoration Day. together with tho
sHa'''on OF the Memorial Handicap with hcld OF
CRACKS attracted 600 TO the racea The track was
heA'y. jordan ana Madison each rode pair OF win
hefs' Inc Mrm"Fia! Handicap mile dash. Eleven
ran Gn'd" closed favor,e AT 4to l. while Verge Dor
was . 10 Oregon Eclipse AMI Aloha Ito each Chief
.user mn 'ny9so to each, and the others ranged
figuring. '' '
Verge Dor. ridden with poor judgment by Allen
WAS dn m and headed the stretch by Gndo
na!oso was miro The winner good this season A.
a. any ,me curing his brilliant racing career and from
caps. Time ~, " Wv -
Ihe otIer winner. were BILLY Smith, 10 Peep Tho
fayorites. " "
George Taylor the Eastern Jockey suspended here for
talty DAYS Tor careIr-. riding Rs,ells was rein.
sarh Oday only. however, 10 ride ne horses IN the
stable OF his employer. q, ". Poole. while under
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-31
lntersch elastic Athletic Games.

The first spring games Of tho ntcrscholastio Athetio
League held at Manhattan Field yesterday after
Performances were of high class. tho feature
Of the meeting teing Richardss high hurdle In
IL 35 seconds. breaking the scholastic and inter.
scholastic record delegation from tho Lawrencevils
carried on the honors "r the day. H. II. Moss
man got n had fan ~ The bicycle race.
H:n NON c ~ r. O.
ond; r L. Dana" Lawrencevilie, third. Time. 10 as
on". hundredand,,wsn Hurdle Rece.Fir.l
n. by K'hA msksey Iks.v ,Sts
Time, ~ 80 seconds. breasing lilo scholastic and
I%s kHnw%" by s T. DO
ao SGnMlnn maTTa rS
Kin noys T"nSr m:
Dwight, second: j. u. rc'I Columbia. third Time.
rn y"s y.n.n by ..son "
mile safety 81 ,ce HaEeItnaI heA, won byH
second; J. 4 Powell cutler, third Time. minutes
y I H., ssn"ndi Douua u,mm.r-won .v r
ra~rr nS"" A""%.my Win . feet q
fss inches S' nsnn Mon " M'.rS
by H. L. w'lisms G,ei D Sm%lEr . , Iswr T
rs;.r. BY Ei"an nsrs.,S S,G
Tine, MINUTES - SECONDS, ..'
WIZ i"lsst IL inches: j. NJ r"ik cutler. third with
nn,x sh !"mpMGn BY n1k, c1%S.
; ;sr"pa VIZ 10. te,. ~ inches r w'"er Columbia
S: ..:sss VIZ e II i% % . i sssss:
= i ,s'f$ S s,,s ,;rosa. ;,s 'nvA.
b. ts Viii x. &. 5@ S;si. ,Ss Il:
terschonstic record of 3O1 feet
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I, there ral been Just little moro wind yesterday
the Cornthinn Mosquito Fleets race of small yachts
wou, have been the most interesting one of the day.
for IL brought for tho frst time the new 2lfoot
yachts owned by New York men, As it was the results.
while being ia. from satisfactory served TO show that
the Byxie Mr. Oswald Snndersou's now boat butt this
spriry by Wood OF CITY Island from Gardner design
5 very fast boat in light weather
The dying start was made OF Harchmont at
IL 40. Mr. 1Awtons Aarrioch OF 'hr third class Of
getting away Hr>t. with tho PyNie right in her
wake srcred by her assisted by that prince Of
yachtsmen A. Bryan Alley. Tue wind was light from
the snut ard making II dead heat to the frat mark
the westerly buoy on Execution Reef The III chico.
Mr.. Maitland kerseys new IN keel Il foo,er.
assisted by Edward willard. coming down
tor the starting line from the eastward,
both with sheets htten-d in on tho rnrt tack. the
Pyxie WAS ahead by a couple Of lengths. when MIR.
Kprsey tr,od uh hts boat across the PyNcs stern
ana gdir the weather gauge lite failed however. and
was forced to drop back the PyAie's wake. After
three iacks the latter boat had n lead Of a dozen
lengths. and when they rounded the Execution Buvy
she was IL minutes in thel ad
Eullu WING Is Tie SUMMARY:
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SETEN RACES AT LATOSIA.
Ida Pickwlck Wins the Decoration Day
Handicap from ~ Fast Field.

LA1oSiA. May 3o-Seven rnces we're run here to-day
The track was dry and fast Tho first race was selling
affair AT Nix furongs John Berkiey 100 Porter at3
to won n driving finish by half length from Elsie
) with Daring third. Time, :l,A.
The second was at niIe mile Powers ~" over
tom at 10 ]. won in Furnishing fn'sh by headfro
Rock I.ai Ilrv. Orv,lIe third. Tins t3sl.
IN. third race was four aud 0ne'hRt furohRs Tor
two.y.Rr ODDS Nrrdant. lls H.. JONES' won In driv,
ing I'M ,h by half length from Judge tArdwel VINO
was a neck before Piutus. third. Time, O'lhN
Tile fourth tho Decoration Handicap at ono ana
three sixteenth miles, worth So.JlutO The viii
ucr Seven highcla horses started. and Ida rick
nlrk lI3 r. Williams at Il to J. won in driving fnIsh
by neck from Bagowan, I2a ,Brtton,. who sMnf
rNg IA before Poet Scout. l24 Overton Time .:UoIa
The NH race was scTah Of Ave turiongs for two.
year Odds Tho Reaper. lls a. Wiiiam.t At TO-
Foraker, Queen End third. Time, ON ~, n,,x,
Tie sixth at six fur onHs. Mill w tiLlyl
at = 10 j. won by a length with Lou Dudley second
and Emma Louise third, Time IN and,
raw furlongs. Jessie Lee If lortsr at TO- nnSon
hN length from Luke f., who was q lsnSth petoro
'WF'e ftafsali third Time. Ut5Sii
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IL sH mr. Ss.s.ssa. i. ;,.
ssPsy.,J,;S iR.s.,sad: .!ta; isS tritipstreij,:
SssSEFs as ma e sssEsS s. Laugh
THE SECOND RACE.
swssps,ake. Of $40 each, with q 600 ADDED OF
sh"ned s,aS. M. .a BY bdss oi
W. 81 pn.1is .i sh 81, ps s'%a Pos III
Waleott campbeli's en- c. Vernon 8, 100 ts'svsn Z.
CerDsr,, Voc Nelly, cleaning. Snbian Plenty Wild
he'!ns-r.n TO gu W iws BITS 70 .s.,n.. vernon;
ksiy. 40 to i wiidiAie Nutunls paid ss.lt. s7c5.
THE THIRD RACE.
The ,qSsne stake. for % At s1 .n, s
Udson 4 Dalys ch c, by onondNrA-Bonnie Lee. :,
!"ss .%,ss i sT Ii & Ndx
Kettle colt ilesreras. Donovan M,nnehshH. -, Fran
also ran ran '''''' '''',,o ' -,
Rs,e r"lt. Prince .eorge s,,i sir hrs r., :, 10
rerr,rtrioue,, coto Fioncer 20 20 ll.ino colt 30
TO Iicsp.rrs. Mutua paid $3.50, $500. ~ 20.
THE FOURTH RACE.
., 1n' VIII aads a"er's ~
wa'cott 4 CnInpbens b. h. Pcssara. T. by Pzarro-
Stssr Monica III Tarah .,,.,..:.,,,.
Hancocss StnO'es CHI c. locJnatcnec. ,. IO5 diam.
l.. L. IoriIards en- h. ,icpnor, 8. lo7 Dosget .....3
Tyvona r,cknicker. Rns.ell CanLeiabra Por'chester
laIry and lhltie also ran
lime -.
R"t'trg--Six to against I"s.ara 4tn Russell. TO
! licSnlckrr n'u Fairy. ITO L:Nonta ~ TO Seip.
n-r IN IL Maidstone. 20 tnnLclnbra. 10 to Loco
hntrh"-. 80 20 Fur'rn"ste., 10 to Lizzie Mutuals
paid Slo.j,. s.. 10. sGl.3I.
TIE FIFTH RACE.
sweers.ekcs Of $50 cacr for all arer, with 81 900
ndl.d OF which S2 TO second AMI $40 to third sell
ing allowances, seven !urlOngs.
Umpire stances II. Nit vonng. lln Garrison
W e Days ch. G Aicallc. ~ IT, Inn,bryj 3
Mr. S., tettysbnrR. bengal! Tile SharG. a:il queen
dUr also ran.
Time .a,i
Hctting-Six TO {, against Brnga'. ~ to / Mil
foar; TO Inaia Rubber. 10 10 Mi SASS. 10 to A.
queen dor. Mutuass pail 81 sc. slUsO, SiIto.
THE SIXTH RACE
awrerl'Aecs ~ $50 each. for two. yeAro.ds. with
sl.,Oo .ri!rs nc which, 500 TO second and 800 to
third. ~. trr.o:,C>
j !. A. II. Npr,ls's b. f. Risk, by ;ludson-venture.
los ititt ei"I.il
Wnlro,i tHmp1c:lS H. e. Warsaw. lO3 tSterensonl,
" I, Rollins e. I! Icnnnrtte NJ, 100 "A. tOvinxtnnl.
jimmy lan,hler. kIh Seabrinht. niety Cl;nkanl.
bell. lpswch. Austria. nnd lpsnrt also ran.
p.,,,,s,. :, I,ns; w oaA ,.,r,.,,.
NJ toll Seabrsht Ito Risk. toto kph. 10 To Clnk.
anibel. 10 to funny Lam hs-y. to Gaety. iot"
Ip.wch. 20 20 Irsnrt. 30 TO Austria. Autuais paid
$50 81. $40 10, $3.50.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-31
LAWN TENNIS.
The Fifth Avenue T. &. Handicap Tourna.
ment.

The annual spring handicap tennis tournament Of the
Fifth Avsnne TENN. Club was played yesterday after
tho courts Of the organization. 12Ith street
and FIFTH avenue The matches wero played on the
English point" system fortyeisht points up as in
the Manhattan Tennis Associations spring tourney.
Simpson who won hrst prize in the singles L. proms
ing young player aud received too large handicap.
uentiemen's singles - First Round-F. P. Collins.
EnScock. scratch. beat i. g Boyle. y points; 4a.47
s8 A. ID KENYON IL points, beat Proudnt. II points,
$50 +. W. Simpson. u points. beat A. r. Bunne. y
points. 4S-3T: William Bennett, IL points. beat w.
cunningham. scratch, As-4U -. . .
ssEona R.nnd.W a. B,cdr" IH," Scratch ars 6es
4, D. Kenyon IL points. San: r ". simpson. q
points. beat W NJ Bennett. IL points. @S-4a
Third Rouni-p ". simpson. points, beat W. A..
Final RonHd"p. ". simpson. @ points beat II. v
Bahcuck. scratch 4S-3I. 49,
Ladies' Singles-Nss j. ". force. y points, beat MISS
NJ reborn, kcratch. lS-O..
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AYERS Sarsapari|Ia

Gasy ;!ats hss?r ssrSf "s.s
A.sos,at'%a.W Il. lIiileSfsnt, 6o%;T u: Hand: !.
a s1Ss' ''';G%s ras% St;.sna
.nssr 3 T. %ns SSr ; %.
Naer. :; & il. DIX. 3; j. II. Beck. Stroke.
The Fairmounts Won No time taken.
is% f%ss 1A'S
mW,Ii"m carey "'''''' ~''''
At tho half HAWKING led by. a length. Haw-
by three lengths in 81 minutes 10 seconds.
Hcdlcy was second.
sen"T ax shes New sy York Ash's1 c1S
" T. t. s MtT + un sroie !: D. G.n asa
s's ~
Hall. stroke: Allen, coxswain.
This was one Of the finest displays Of rowing
River record-that OF the Bradford r. c. Of Bos-
1870 1870. ~h''" was minutes 81 seconds made In
The Anal heat IN the Junior eight Dared ~ shsl!s
winners. minutes 45a seconds. The final
hea the o singles By Ss VEL y
Time. q minutes ~ seconds.
In the final heat of tho junior, four-oared
30. seconds, but niterward decided that tho
institutes won On u lpul.
In the final heat of the Intern ediate singles.
noneGan won byn length Nansant. second:
Mulcaire thire. Time. 9 minutes 32h seconds.
intermediate eight."ared shells: Malta Beat Club
j. Haldcrnan. bow: s. t;oucher, 2: J. Carbut, q:
e. }. AmwnEr. 4: J. D. Lahey. s: Frederick Swarts
3: Marsh. 4 Howard Short stroke. c. A. Clark cox
swain
ATLANTA Roat C!nb1w, Davidson; how; y. II. Mus.
Rurn" .: J. Davidson. :: W. u. Kirby. strokes z. O.
Nillaverde. coNswain,
Eureka I,oat clubs Iowden. bow: j.. Connolly. 2:
r. Hughes 3: {. Ilngnes. 4; J. Gntt. s. W Stewart 8;
J TnrnDull.7; a. q. Putnam. stroke: W. Keay. coz:
swain.
Tho NIaltas won by half length in minutes
4Ois seconds.
Senior Double SOULS: Varuna Boat Club-MorRan
Qnii. Ir,, bow Charles b-lRer. stroke. Manhattan
Athletic Ilub--Joscph DOhoghue. bow: James Dom
oghu- stroke. Nesper Boat Ciub-John u. Parke bow:
George MegOwen. stroke.
Won by the Donoghue brothers in q minutes
80 seconds: Vcspcr Boat Club entries second.
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Rrooklyu champion Tennis Players.

The annual handicap tennis tourney OF the BROOKLYN
Tennis club was decided on the clubs courts. ru
la.ki street near lhroop avenue, yesterday. The
suits =. .
FIRST ,lass-First round, A. NJ Aisen beat C. Ne.
MahUn ny default A. :. Merriam bent A. L Henderson.
-. J-i W Parker bea. bloyd Tent by default. i.
< Merriam heat A. VI. Aiken 6.a. 60 W Parker beat
=. 7. Aiken, "a st. 10 fiiia round, A Merriam
beat ". Parker, G-1 -, 10.
second Understandings Round--I. T MacMahon
beat H. X Boerum - S-I; Dr ". A. F Gritiih beat
II. " Bninbrilv,. G3 -; J / Hrsnee beat H. J.,
Voombs IS 10 Frs. Rounh--t,L. shaw Dra, i. H.
Anderson by dsiaul, Dr. W Grii'th heat J. 7 Ne.
Mnhon ij-S 90, ID; j. II. ,;rencilc Iea. J.. T. Me.
Mahon 30 ct; W. j. Affair beat l.. Il Rneruin 10.
40 second Rnund-Dr " \. G.tni'h beat & J. shaw
hy default; j. H. ir.ncllo heat ", j. Adatr i--a 81
Final Guud-Dr GRIM Ii beat }. II. o!cnelo TO %.
- ID
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"Iaaies bay" at the Crescent Athletic Clubs house
Mt oars Head Ray Ridge WAS celebrated in grand style
Yesterday u is estimated that over 1000 ladies and
gentlemen 'njoy'd III" "sy WIN me champion Gre"
,r,,h baseball game between two teams Of the club
whi,m rudea III tie NJ nine points each Then came :.
49, 10, MINOR, ~ sing .lN-, J. Hardy Won with
II NJ Re mod. second AMI u, i.nthenbaon Jr. t1nrd
49, ,nr, for senior single ggs was won by L. D. Terri,
~" ,,nt ANN Jc-sop by half length In canoe
m,. "a ii brownell aud & q Brinckerhof wou with
i ii Hncs aud + Dorsr second.
The u the day WAS nm intermediate four cared
H. MrsnrL ,rholt how. j. H. Bngg 2; Il h Newman 3;
TnnnIorc richards Jr. stroke, T. Barker coXswain.
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Harness Race. Mt New Brun-w,cI.

NEw BRusswcK n. j., May 3o-There WAS good at
tendance at tho tros under the auspices of the Middle
sex Driving Association at theiT driving PARK to-day,
The events were as follows,
Trotting-purse slT5: three entries Won by Edward
Fnrman,s Lady Bug In straight heats. Time 90.
2;3l. 2:3IH
PacinE-fhree entries Edward whitehsats Ghost
won in ;35
Trottlng-free for ali: purse $50 George AlsaiI's
Lady Bod Bug won In 8:o3k
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spr,ur Gmme. or the Star \. &.

The spring games Of the Star Athletic Club Of Long
Island CITY wrr. held on the clubs grounds in West
avenue and Third street. that city yesterday. III.
One hmndre,.yard Run iianai"nP-F j. Shelly Xavier
- rr.i. il, Is brown. Y, VI, Z. A., second, l.. ".
samson Jr Columbia college A. g.. thru. lime. ~ a
seconds , NJ. :,
LYONS \ A e.. mt. GnJr'ck Boyle. star A. G.. sec
old d. T. Ahrrn. rastime \. ''thid Time. h3.u sec.
E,ght hundred nhs,glty yard S'yice-rred L. Nor.
iii NJ "a Ursi: John Fnsel. SECOND A. s,r,s
he,m.r \ y city third, rlm" minute. ~ seconds.
one. NJ lie Run Andrew j Dunlhn hayer g; trst.
I ~ hmm 81 ,eorg. 4. g., second. 4. &. NiiliHms
laie nnu s. t. A T.. thlrl lIme minutes so seconds
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ENTRIES IOR NORRIS PARK.
1.nmpliEhtcr, ~. Florlnn. and Dag onet to
Meet nt ~ Mile To-day.

Secretary Crickmorc offers frst-class pro-
grnmmo for Morris Park to-day. the stake
features being the Harlem. for two-year- Odds
ut Ave and halffurlonEs. and the first division
Of tho Sea and Sound. for three-year- olds. at g
mile.
Dagonct won both divisions Of the Sea and
Sound for two-ycur-olIs last year. but he must
carry his full weight o-day and concede seven
pounds to such good colt MS 1-ampli.hter. St
Fiorian being called upon to give five pounds
to Dagonet and twelve pounds to Lamplighter.
With a good man on his back LampliShter
should win. and st. Florian may run second
Restraint aud Eagle Bird should go we'll in the
Harlem Stakea. The opening event may 90 to
Nah Jim. and Morelo may run second. Mars
should go welt in the second and Banquet may
secure the place. Kilkenny may land the fourth
with Shenandoah second and Arab and Don
caster should so we'll In the last.
This is tho programme in full:
First Eare-For all ages. non. winners OF 81 900 IN
1891 and lsH2 sweeptakes OF $50 each. with SluOO
added Of which 500 to second and 500 to third: hre
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suir,tcd snort at IsIdgewood.

RipGrwoon y. ! May 80 Tho racing today over the
new track of tls bergen Comfy Agricultural Axsoca.
ton WAS full Interest, The Judges were T, Cori
gan A. q. Hopper, md storey. ihe results OF the
different events are as follows
three m nut" "a s,-Nuu by Darby b.. Ross Medium
S.cu,id Knrr > 80 ula,s-l'iot first Sam Brown sec.
oIiu, Ir el tIilrd
II. third, o .
llaii.mile Pony Rac"-B"b first Nellie second. Bay
Iatch Rxc-, Half Mile Noble first, Peacock second.
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The Winners at Gloucester.

C,orcpsIFn May 80 First Race-lierald first. dead
rcst for rac. between Rookmaker and Reba I. Time,
a h,u, distance, 40 furlongs
S,c1ud Rar- -ln. halt mile; Islinko hrst, Fstelle
second Return third Time o;5.L
Tnlsi rare-six and onr quarter furonGs Etat,ery
hrsi Ir'usion second. pago thiri. Time n
Foultn Race--scven. eight Of ami-, Raleigh nrst,
One Rim sccnnd. Jack Ror. third. TINE, :t2t.
Titth Earc-Five cighths ~ "a mile Netis Brst Leo
Bryce second. Count Me In third. Time, "a
sixth Race Seven.righths OF mile. GrimAdi Erst.
pousm an second. Bias third. Tie tme-l :35A
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Tennis nj A mhcrst.

wu,,Ausrowx. May Gothic championship tennis
contest between Amherst and Williams started this
morning but interrupted in the third sc, OF the
double. by m accident to Reed Of Amherst. who
.rrnnei his anEl. The were: First set, ia
VI Williams; second set g. III favor Of Amherst
Til" third set stood :3 IN iarcr 81 Amherst when m
from the start next Tuesday. Williams repre-.
Il
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Another Typhoid Fever Case ut Vale.

NV uAypY. Conn, May :;O-Amos 7. Harrington Of
LYONS y -. member OF tho scuior class IN Yale has
gone To his home sick with typhoid fever md fears
entertained as to his recovery He was taken sick
about the same time as young vanderbilt and has lin.
o.-sd hat " sen life and death since. Information
tceved to-day that there Is no hope OF his recovery
iarr,nvton came Yale from And0vpr. and Is nigh
,,"ni,,,v and popular man IN Ills class The faculty
rm ibut the sanitary condition Of the buildings
IL, nu,us IN AZ perfect ~ science can render
tnam ana maintain thai the disease cannot be con
irnried there,