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decided that he was in, the right;
and ala not tnPs MOUNT was SICK
summaries follow;
| FIRST RACE.
Z, go fer sssss ~
and sioo 20 the third weights az pounds above the
NJ; pSySssl: 81. c stonsnsi, !. by s,On.h.ns.-
W. JsnninrSs b. q Roller iso Crhompsoni 49,.
Post Bettins-sx to j on stoncnel,: o to against
SECOND RACE.
, 5S'n q Il. sRs . {. 1 f5 T
$3.50 70 the third; futurty about three Iunr
~ sheridan, ch. C. by Hydsr Ali-Gioriann. lod
4 i Il Aai; ,i3 S,Is ;.
,Ga,.. sir Ksess. lola I'd Kesfn.y. Wedding Tour.
80 ,''N''' "" Time, i!ioa5 A''' '""
p.soSn i" 70 Man ,E p%Ic eG ,n colt s
ies 10 v i9ls 10 FL k.,nsy 20 to GAR
Professor g. WV "e"''"S 'O"'' 7''
THIRD RACE
s7%i;H T s9a u 1sS
PSh r i;Sf DG q Il. iss t Eor'
Sir Matthew and kildcer also ran
SO fs. ins 10 {" s Sp T. n5'.n as Ea.er
The Volunteer Handicap; handicap sweerstste o. for
hteerentolds OF 5000 each. half forfeit, or S2J II
declared by FEB 20 the association to add the amoun mt
necessary TO make the value OF the Uul the
second to receive $1,000 and the third 5000 OF the
money so aided: one T'iilc and quarter
w, AZ Stables CD Q. sport by Wred-souc
Empire sab'e's ch g. tomnnche. III t-imms) 1905.
Gdeoh Daiys u, Q. st. Mtcha-l 1ls (lIamtonJ Il
RAINBOW and Redkki also ran.
Tine. 2;Os4
fost B.ttinE.Tweniy to s. on Sport TO against
Raintor . 10 CConanche. 10 TO 1 St. Michael Is ioI
kedskin-
FIFTH RACE
stakes ~ 500 each s26 forfeit and only so IL Rtruck
ONT by April 1b with 81 5Uc added which S2Lo TO
the second and 500 to the third: weights DO an
long. so
Bt1wn Rogers. br. c. Pickpocket =. by Spend.
tnrft-Pichdly GMcbermottN. ..................,1
l.. stuhrtsb b. Pickncker. b 113 UIamiiton) nam.
Tsrrlner also ran.
Time. 80.
rost Rstting,Nine to = against Plcknicker IL to 8
hikenny. D TO PickpooSet 81 to TerrineE
SIXTH RACE.
"a rwespstakes for threo.year.ods and upward Of
Slh each with 600 added OF which $500 TO second
and $lUO to third; one mile and quarter. on turf
H. nyer's b. o. SyEeston e. 1l6 (Slonne) ....,....l
r. J. Dwyer Son Dr. C Long Beach, 4, 116 tSimmsl
Time 2:Or.
Post Betting-Five TO on sykeston, 2 to i against
Long Beach, - -sN''
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WE'RE POOL SELLERS I'M THE SCHEME ,
The Driver OF the Trotter Temple Mar
Makes DamsgtnE Statements.

The Driver OF the Trottor Temple mar
Makes Damsgtng stateuaents.
CLEVELAND. June 22-The deposition of Spear the
driver Of the trotisr Temple Bar that alleged to
have been pulled at the Grand Circuit meeting In this
city in July. 1891. was made public to-day. spears
says;
II told Dr. Sales that would work the horse out
pretty swift He told me to mind about getting
him ready. that might not want to trot him hard
racs was instructed TO allow the horse 10 easy on
the first two heats
Er Sales spoke to In the presence OF ngroom say
ing that he would give 500 to win tho race. but
aierward told me to make effort until In
pools on the race but To drive according to nstruc
tions and they would make money.
Sales ask me II cert OF the pool sellers could he
relied on to keep their cont acts did not know how
mach would get for holding the horse but expected
least as much 500 This is the nrst time that
ever pulled n horse In an entire race
During the second heat Of the race. Goldsmith who
was driving Leicester. called to tho track, and
asked whether Temple Bar was IN tho race to win.
returned NEGATIVE answer IeNpected to get my re-
nnerntion from the winnnes ia the pool box"
likely TO strk. deeper than appears On tho surface:
and may result decided mix up among certain OF
the trotting fraternity, who have been supposed 10
have Ting OF tho pool selling privileges.
IL 10 also stated that certain other parties. whose
TO the nretent time been conntc ted
with the AFFAIR viii lie asked explain certain things
when The case comes up for trial In tins city.
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GLoucrsrER June 22.-Ths following are the results
of tho racing to-day:
First Race-slx and . quarter furlong, McKeever
ITO. to tbenderl won: Wyoming 40. to
Ahooreh second; Lettoon, 1o3 even Qiankins) thrd.
secand Race-Tlvs furlongs Captain Spencer loo
70 to (HAnkins) won: John McGarr gle 1O3 10 Nv.
Penny second; some More v5 . TO Murphy. third
Third Raee-one mile Wallace G.. 100. 8 to tMor.
ris. won: samaritan. 1o5 20 10 l Fitzsimmons
second; Lotion. no. to (McCauley). third Time.
I:52
Robin Hood. 80. g TO tHAmJ. third. Time. :o3IS
Fifth RAce-SiK furonKs. 81 Hubert. l22, B to
CLAM won: Emblem 1. iaI - to tMeCsulsy seconds
sixth RAee-Four and a half furlons. Luray. 1oa.
to tFttzsimmons, won; Casanova. lO2. & TO (Jen-
ninRsl second: Hemet 1oa 10 to / tkuchenL third.
The following are the entries for Friday;
First Race-Ono and one fourth miles SILVER Prince,
1oa iiyacinthe. lo2: Jack Star Telephone aud Glen.
Sscond Race--Five.eighths OF mile for threeyear-
ODDS Lady Belle. l0I sawdnst. late Letoln colt. and
Trsvero Iol Gertrude colt, Irifhtown. Summit and
Headiong. %: MonteIl Tom NJ. sentinel. aud King
Richard, US: Amelia a3; Ada b., 80.
Third Race-five.eiGhths Of n mite. Maggie Hunter.
Little Phil Hands On. Mnc are Van Mete2. iTrsania:.
and Prince Peyton. lo6: Morning Glory and silence.
Fourth Rac--seren'eighths OF "A mile. st. Patrick.
Cntsons FOL Loctspnr o.
and Eunce coli. lo7i Kosnline Treason: and Fannie
Race colt. ~: Belle Blackburn. ~.
Sixth Race-SIx aud one, ,rter furlonss J-weller
Judge Mitchell. Poverty. Van Dyke. Pinto. Emblem
Campbell Delusion. Moonstone. Marty H. and Van
Wart Ito
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At the Jersey CITY Tennis Club.

Tho doubles in the Jersey City Tennis Clubs open
tournament were begun yesterday afternoon on the
grounds Of the club Jersey City Heights The features
OF the days play were tho somewhat unexpected do
feat OF Payne and MCGOWAN by the Altiora re am
Rollins and He,tsamp ana tho good game played By
smith Of the New York Tennis Club The scores follow,
MEMS Donblss-firss rounds John p Hobart and 8. d.
A. Moose rJsr.sy Cry T. Cs-2 oil, H. II: Ad.
Fielder and partner, Jersey City T. O.. by default: IT,
: hoiih. ana y Hsaiknmp Atiors TIC, beat z. N.
12-i0 -; Leonard II Perrs and =. E. Ferris Jersey
IMy = ~; ora' W T. d, Strong and Andrew j. Fost
second round: John :. Hobart and sidney L. smith.
Jersey City T. G.. TO. SO - "A
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PHILADELPHIA. II: NEW YORK. 8.

PHnAprrpHIA. June 22-The PhLladelphIas
be. the New YSTs tins t1Say ~ s2os s,Gs
In the best Of form. and he pitched q yery
steady and sestye game Up to the RIP nn IN
Els delivery. In that inning he slowed up, and
Bsdwns pitching aTI R W,e P9 e5r9rs l iSr
Ing his curves easy to solve Sixteen hits fer
total Of TWENTY-FIVE bases were made on =, him M
runs in the seventh and ilye in the, eighth ne
ssns was and oi the Stng
each securing three singles. Clements,s two,
Dagger and homo-run drive oyer the Tight Held
Thompson made a terrific. drive FOR three bases
in the. first inning the ball banging against the
Alien carried OF the ilelding honors, accept
ing eleSen chances without an error; Hal,
6s9 neas tE the team wh f Suats
al sas fy bas Ward, Connor. lyons and
The Thiadephias went to the bat first, and
after Hamilton had t zee retired l., on D., very
seored on ont af
tvs hit to ieft. field. Mailman followed with a
single, but a double play by Ward and Conner
In the second inning the local men scored one
gun On bases on balls to Reilly anG Allen, and
Tho rsa' New YorRs sent ono man over the
rubber in the second inning on a. hit
By bg hs ter sd Sns and p s sasrce ' hs
After Keilly madea beautiful! stop OF BuIke's
Ward ard Kelly followed with singles on which
Burke scored the tying run. The score re-
when Harry Wriehts men broke tho ice.
ksee vn led Ksv m ws and A. tic La Sht
cd the ball and beat it out. Thompson sscr!.
sent Delehanty to first on balls and Hallman
hit safely to let 1eld. Boyle sacrificed. and
total for the inning being four runs.
After two mon had been retired In the eighth
inning Thompson got his base on balls. Dele
hanty raped put q single to LETT field Fpl,
to right field. scoring Thompson. and.
with the. bases FULL Clements, put the
ball over the right field wall for a home run.
driving in three men ahead Of him One run
was scored In the ninth inning. Allen was hit
by pitched ball. Keefe sacrificed. and Thomp-
son's timely single to left field sent the PhiIa-
itors took squirt in the ninth inning and scored
three runs on base ON balls to Common and sim
Attendance, 3.4Ol. The score:
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BOTH TOOK THE SAME DOSE.
sUr THE MEDICINE WAS MORE By
TEN TO NEW FORK.

The Phiiadeiphisns Keeping 70 TheF
Great Gait, but . sinGie Defeat IL Apt 60
Aaset Their StnndinE-New York Tie
with w.shineton In the Second Division.
While both OF the local clubs suffered defeat
yesterday. that OF the New Yorks was the ost
disastrous 1t throws them back again into
the second division. with Washington on even
terms. The Philadelphia show slight In
crease OF percentage by reason OF Boston not
playing. but defeat for the former and
victory for the latter will cause the Quakers
to abdicate the leadership in favor OF the
champions Brooklyn does not seem to DO In
imminent danger OF losing her position. but
there IL rather q close struggle for superiority
going oh between Pittsburgh and Cleveland
The results yesterday: q.
Phiis1siphis. IL; New York. s.
washing ton. 81 Brookiyn.s.
Chicago. 8; Cincinnati O
Cleveland. 3: Pittsburgh.
st. Louis. o: Louisville ].
Boston, Baltimore. rain.
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Eatries for the Parkway Matlnee.

Tho Parkway Driving Club OF Brooklyn will give ia
last spring MATINEE at their hafmils track
The gates are 10 be open to the pubic.
THIS Is tho programme:
2;4O class; trottng; purse 5000 A. @. Cornwelrs
biz. m. Leona, j. fergus's ch. m Lady RowenI r j.
prlscolVn Nssdle Gun. q. q. Moser's bIk. X STATE
kenhtor, r. y. hcCAbn's Er g. Tom scott .. KAstey's
6 6 4 Doc Fordham l. hksrretts r. 4. Oddly. W. S.
guhIIys D. e. hiram. IL Arno!ds br. IN. Aioyrsne.
ahcs PorteTs VII ~ Mar Leo. j. r. GlDbsS b.. m fora
Cooper and Keach's h G. Albert.
2:2o class trottlng; purse $500. }, Shlnglaw's gr
Ersrker j., j. = Gbbs's h. e. Lutte Frank, j. X Ar
ro'q m, Lazy Douglas H. T. Boody'sb q Harry NJ.
Z. heAch's Oh. Dan s. and blk. NJ. Jennie ID. j..
Furniture hoy -
,,2a2 class. trott ng:. purse $500 A. c. Cornwelrs
DIX NJ AllatA. q. ;. Hendrlckson's blk. ST. Adams
fers" W Lish.ioot, Johns,ons H. m; AimidL
Srthurs z. latch Alcn and b. Y, Frank Is. z.
Skerrsrs, biz n Tommy H., j. y. Gb1s's b. John
pOd's h a. Latte Jen.
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Portugal Wins the Covington Spring gelIinG
atakep.

CINCINNATI. June 22,-only one more day remains Of
the La'ona Park meeting. Tho summaries to-dayi
First Racs-SelIing purse; six furlonga. DoncasteE
III. to CTucker won by q length from John Bsrk.
ley. bud Hughes was third Time, 1:2<.
yards indigo, SO. to "a. Clayton. in Q whip.
ping fnish by n head from IL Grnnde. The Hero Was
Third Race-One mile and sixteenth Clsmentina
fiae!s: Chimes was third Time. i,tx -
wo.ytarods nve turlonga Portugal 90, ato per.
kinsi won by two lengths from Little Chris. Martinez
was third. lime. Gov
Filth RaceA scramble Of four and enehar furlensa.
Jambow. saddiehags was third. Time o :5ss[
sixth RAce-siN furlongs Georgetown. Ito to
(aay) won by two lengths from Bonnie Bruce. Cadet
was third Time. l:22.
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Riley Win, at Hawthor ns.

CHICAGO June 22.-The Hawthorne talent had another
good day. and picked three OF the winners. SUN.
mares;
First Race-seven furlongA Durslrs Billet lo7
fSoblel ito l. nrst Fascination lOa V'oyngtonI 10
]. second; DR.. ThOmbs. lo+ Carr. 30 TO l. third
Second Race-ore mils. Riley. 100 Penny even
nT.t; Major ON. III ID ReaRanL is to l. ESrnni
Judge Morrow. II" (Sobrr even, ,birt, Time :tH,t
Third RAr.-sweepst,kcs' SIX fnr"ngs. strnth.
est3 @ ]. second Is T, Fly, Jr., lis ShlsdS ID 10 j.
Fourth Race-six furlong,. selling. Abandon 100
Oioward) 4 to /. hrst, Parolec n3 (fishsrL to g.
second; Miss Ballard. % rAyiorL !: TO thrd. Time
Fifth Race-SeIling: six furioncs Magic loi Gov.
inVtonl is 10 nrst: IOolrin, iod (aolD o 10 = ssr1nd
Dalton Belle l6I (Murphyl. sto ithrd. Time. ;iyIt
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The Paine Cnp Defender to he Known as the
Jubilee.

Bosros. June 22.--The launch OF tho Paine emp de-
fender Jubilee announced to take place from Lawlsys
City Point yard at 9 O'Clock this evening. has been
po,tponsd until Saturday because OF the bad weather
High tide Saturday morning is at $50 O'Clock. and the
launch will probably be a few minutes before that
hour rather than Mt o'clock in the evening when
the tide il ~ high. The boat herself ren iy
70 overt and IL only question OF the proper
condition of tho ways There has been no secrecy in
the building Of the boat ana there will be none in the
Launching
The n anne Of the boat has been selected more
less to the Jubilee celebrations which are
Eoinz this year II will be noted tina; II contains
seven letters and tho repetition of = vowel snch
combination is purely q fad or yachtsmcn. Il was
found in Papoose, Gossoon and Harpnon by the "Ad.
AIMS boys" and now appears in Pilgrim, Colonin.
and Jubilee in the cup defence feet. IL IL supposed
be for good luck but some Is sure TO be thrown
down. O the combination.
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The st. Louis Jockey Clubs Meeting Closes
To-day.

NJ. LOUIS June 22-Tbs WAS next to the last day OF
the St. Louis Jockey Clubs spring meeting The
weather WAS nns. but the track heavy. summaries:
First Racescling purse: divided; furlonys Euge-
ME 100 Jordan won easiy by tour length Kanesyills
was second. Tapped out by G.ien hrown; Time i2o:
purse Aeronaut. ~. To (Mokely). won by two
Time. :2i.
Third for twoyear olds:
worth 10 the 81 $50: nre and half furlongs.
Clara Bower. lib stevenson won BY two enxths
winner coupled with Jennie : wa.h2 a. fssor'ts
Fourth Racr,seyen and haf furtongs Locsport
ten lengths in front OF Rosster Time, l;42A.
Fifth Rhce-Six furlongA Gen Ross. ll+ 2 to IN.
HID won easily by two lengths Boston hoy sec
ond q like distance before Lottle Nj u Time ;1sH
sixth Race-Seling purse: one mile. Granite, uJ
4 90 More won in drive by \ neck. Konwooi
wa. second two lengths IN 'front.' OF sight Draft Time
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Arthur Feet Trying TO Arrange an Inter.
national Polo Match.

NywroRr. June 22-rhe chances for an International
polo match here in August have suddenly frightened.
Arthur Feet OF the famous Poet brothers Of sussex
Ensani arrived here this afternoon and Ia interyie
Ing cottagegs In regard to match. lie proposes to
remain III tn- country on pleasure trip for several
work. and his two brothers are coming over 10 the
NoHds lair The latter VIII Try to get MT MildmAy
come wish them. ihiS viii eomprie ~ Enssh team.
an / II sad to he the crack one % All England
Nj Pee: called on James J. hrrnochan and T. g.
Potter the Wrsches'Cr Country Gun this Afternoon
and hopes o SEQ Herman OeIrlchs before he leaves
tnAn Then he viii go to New YORK TO see other Amt r
lean pnlpsts
Nnile The Peet brothers intend TO play here dur ng
summer Arthur Prtt says they W u not contest as
nm Engiish team unless strong Ian can be secured
for the iOu.ih player
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WoRnrxe ON THE p1IeRIWs FIN
Not Likely TO Leave for Boston Uatn Sun-
day or Monday Next

The Stewart & Binney Boston syndicate
| yacht Pilgrim. which has been lying In Han
| dren Il Robblns's dry dock. Erie Basin. for the
| purpose OF having her I'm attached. Is not
quite a. far along as her designers hoped.
When the Pilgrim arrived here II was thought
that tho I'm would be In place by not later than
to-day. and that she would BIO at Boston on
Saturday to have her mast stepped. 1t looks
now. however. as IL the yacht would not get
away before Sunday afternoon or Monday
morning. at the earliest:
All but two Of tho plates, for the I'm are IN
cast in two pieces Ia at the dock ready 70 DO
put in place. The plates for the I'm ~ so
close that It has taken a long time TO get them
ing remains to be done. aud this will probably
keep the men busy until SATURDAY,
since the Pilgrim has been on the dry dock
Who oe to- h
word TO say for the boat. The general verdict
hST nm can Deseaor hs who
construction OF the nm, was asked by a. Sun re-
the &c
We can cut OF her I'm q bit. add little
moro lead. and she would make, good
engine IN her. and she viii make good light
draught steamer Then again, we can put on
q deck house and sho would make splendid
house boat for use n Fl9rida waters or One ba
When asked Il the Pilgrim would take part
In the early races OF the LaIohmont and Sen
he replied that abe would not. The boats
great drauRht" he added, will dehar ue
from any but outside races. The Sound would
first race will probably bs for the Goelet cups.
of Newport. in August"
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Tho Hll!siAles for some unknown reason. cancelled
their game with the St George A o. for juno - Tho
latter wish to arrange game Tor that date Ad-
New York city.
CiScrSSAr. Juns 22.-ManaFer Barnie returned to
Cincinnati missionary. begging Tor the services Of
Jud smith this afternoon All he wanted Was Dor
the ineder but Cincinnati 10 not willing to lot
the Montana youngstsr g. Elton Chamberlain failed
report at the park to-day and that circumstance did
no. please CnmisEey. silver King has remained under
cover ali week and Comstey started for st LOUIS To-
night to dig him up II possible
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RACING IN ENGLAND.
The wind.up at Gosrorth PARK and Oh
Opening at Sandowa.

The Wlnd.up at GosfOrth Park and the
Opening at Sandowa.
LONDON June 22-This was the third and last day OF
tho Newcastle and Gosforh Park summer meeting Ths
most interest manifested in the for the ses
ton Delaval Plato Of 200 sovsreigna for two-year
olds I'VE furlongs. straight Mr. j. Bbbys chestnut ny
Chin Chin. by Phammon. out Of Bye and Bye won
with Hastingss bay colt Sir Jacob By Beau Brum
mel. out of EdithA second. and Lord Hindp's brown
colt Guiser by Galliard, ont Of Heresy, third.
Tho sandown Parks first summer N Getting began -.
day. The principal event was for the Clarence and
race for two and three year ODDS; i've furlonga
Worcester by saraband out Of Elegance by saunterer
Sir j. Blundsu Maps's thEee-yearold brown Or black
Miss second and Nj. Henry Miners two-year-old
bay hlly JAnetta by Economy. out Of Jannstto third
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The Harvard.Yaie Game Postponed Untn
Tomorrow.

CAnrRpoE Juno 22-The nrst game Of the series with
Yale was postponed to-day account Of rain. Yale.
for time. insisted on playing tomorrow. demand
quite impossible to grant on account of the festivities
Of Glass Day She refused to consider Saturday tr her
own reasons. presumably her nwillin gness 10 use
Carter in two games so close TO one smother Tho dna
result OF the dispute was an agreement to play tho
game Saturday. Harvard paying iales extra eS.
penses for staying here and allowing them the use OF
Holmes field for practice Tomorrow. Tho Yale play
era arc very cocky and seem confident of winning
They place Their hopes on Carter and expect hun to
nj u
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FIeetwood's Entries are Being Paid Up II
Great Style.

1t looks As though Fleetwood would have the banner
meeting of its history at Its coming Grand Circuit
week in August next. Secretary Thomas Greenwood
reports that the stakes opened in February
April being kept up in far better proportion than
anticipated and Indications that the old track
at Morrisania will have its nrsI financially successful
meeting this year.
The 5000 stake for freeforan trotters has ten en-
tries all paid up to May 81. There doubt about
Martha wilkes. her owner having the so closely
engaged that she probable change Of from the
may prevent TO New YORK For s@i ar
Tor ks f i g e s ss
thirteen are PAID to ds,s The twenty four originally
select from Lou wilkes and Pandec, but nn.s.
Is q original sftsis IN the ysns
Of ssos w. Asn one are o s nsn
Goldsmths and ono each OF the ons IN a de by
ThirtyeGnt were named three ear.oid STAKE.
and Of these fourteen have disappeared J. H. Shafts
O. his fast colt by sidney Jacob Ruppsrts three are
also out and Monroe Salisbury do wn 10
The others missing are the entries Of ". R. Allen W.
ss:s osGs ana Il, H. T.
payment was made on thirty ono for tho four
sE; ros
bad named his handsome colt Ns,atlan, by Election.
but he m n H. SS.
pia and Pern and though they definitely With
w. there :: IN ~ about either of em be-
me same sppiiss The fast liy Nslio Adins 2.21n
A. B.lnors catered by the estate of thsa's Gerhard
e. xs,d
~ FL. sna &c; ".a i: sns ,ss
and four year old stakes for two.
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F1ne Play In the Ladies' Championship Tennis
Tourney.

PnLApKLrnA. June 22.-Thers could not have been q
better day for tennis than to-day, and the payera
knew took advantage of it. for better tennis has
marked the play in Of tho preceding champion
ship series The scores;
Ladies' singeg-Third rounds Miss Schultz beat Miss
Undsrhill. ga SO, Go
Mems sin ges-First round; Tete beat RogerS 81
60: Wright beat Miller. - 10 Cby defaalp
Learned beat Tete. 81. 60; TAinags beat Madison
Go Ga
coasoi.tion-PEelimln.ry round: Bunting boa. LAns-
dale. "a, I'd; Palmer beat Steele 90. "a
First round; Sswha beat Brown. by detaulti horris
Ladies Doabss-second round: Miss Moore and Miss
HelwiK beat Miss White and Mirs slevin. Gil o-2
Miss Schultz and Miss Stone beat Miss wstar and Miss
Third ronnd: Miss Butler and Miss Terry beat Miss
Mixed Doubes-Prolminary rounds Miss wistar and
Mr.. Brown beat Miss Moore and Mr. Johnston, e-a
and partner by default
wisar and MIR. Brown. f-S. e~3; Miss seSntz ana ana
Mr.. TalnAge, beat Mrs. Harris and Mr.. Hood Cd
s..
Second Round-Mss Roosevelt and Mr.. Hobart beat
Miss Terry and MT Colby, 81 6I3: Miss Bankson and
6-3 -
semi-hnal Round-Nss Bankson and Mr.. Wilson w.
Miss shuliz aud Nj. Talmage. Ga. 81. (unnnshsd)
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The Once Famous ArIstiass Ia Dead.

ST LouIs. June 22-The once famous rae, horse
Aristdts. by imp bennington. dam sArnnr by Lex.
here yesterday lIo WAS y years Old Aristides was
the frat winner Of tile hentucky Derby. As sire hu
was not great success
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Earned runs-Clevclsnd, l rtt,burEh 7. Fir.tb.'o
Cleveland y: riLtsSnrah, = FIRST bs,e on bsis-pn
Ehrst >. Thret-bnse hits Mexican (2l Tvo-bnse hts
-Tebeau Zimuet. Bicrbhurr. Sacrifice hits-Tebeau,
OConnOr az Bsekley, snlth. Lyons Stolen base-Mo.
Hean Double pIay-Nier. Beceley. Lyons. Umpire
AcYnaid- lime, 100
~. IouIS, y; LOUISVILLE.
ST. Lorrs June 22-The Louisville. were com pieteiy
the mercy of young Breitenstein in todny't game,
could o little his de- The
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metropolitan A..cs,n,,on Of Cycling Cluh-.

Tho NstronoNton Association o; Cycling Clubs hold
meeting At the Columbia Fourteenth street and broad.
way. last evening. ihry propose having picnic at
Pelham Bay Park on July g. nj which 5000 cyclists
will he present. Tho century takes place night
AT Newark. The start will be made 81 O'clock to-
morrow. whence lher will proceed to Princeton and
return There VII be faNt seE an a SOW Iel, The
iurIr VIII rave sewn mes - tie iaileiSn Ne miles
An in.rinA i"n4l Tacr heS Teen arranged o take
place sep, III IItTtcs have been reviewed from
ihr uord's champions SigRifytng the intention or
taking part. committee VIII cal on Mayor GilrOy to
ask tue enforcement OF the law requiring AL vehicles
20 , ssry an t. tis And ao M 70
compelled TO carry ls!HFs at night they VIII mast