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FERTILIZERS.

We offer our friends and farmers generally
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NEW POTOMAC HERRING for sale By
~ the barrel, halfbarrel and key:
June /. 1902. VS.. MERCHANT.
The sun., 1893-06-01
Second Day Of tho rct Dog show.

The sristocrate ioRGies kept up their barking and
bowling In the Lenox Lyceum yesterday IN spite of
the Pet Ihowered upon them BY the pretty girls
The prizes had all been awarded Tuesday. so that
the dogs only there to be admired and pated yes
terday.
Great interest centred in the contest for tho
prizes to bo awarded for the three best decorated
cagea Mrs A. :. Barnum. President OF tho American
Tot Dog Ciuh arded them follows First prize To
cage 2s2Ia, Shicn hei Mra BiBLe Halls SnO0ks;
und prize 10 cage :aI, in which the fetson Kennels
King Charles SPANIEL Bonita r-possd and third prize
To BENCH lih which was occupied by julius Dtnh e
spiels black and ran. Nellie BLY,.
The voting conast to decide the most popular dog
was continued. Tho winners owner will be presented
with s:uo picture of his pet Tho voting asI night
stood this wav:
Ars C.awtords 1ootsio. log: Mrs Hairs snuoks nj:
dle,. 30; Mr.: Dces Edaewood Wonder 2U Mrs senn's
Lady spot 4; Mrs Barnurus Glen ?; Miss Chapnlan's
PiutG, J; Mira Scnn's LII. =.
1t 10 xpsGfcd that the infana Eu;ata will visit the
show to.Inorrow afternoon. Sh. has been invited
inspect the beauties and hear them howl for liberty
Among those present Yesterday were Mr.. ami Mrs.
Horace stokee Mr. and Mrs Blasely Han Mr.. and Mrs
Pred Hrtton Miss Brtton Mrs. Frank Leslie Mrs VII
Hhm L Mckee. Nj. and Mira lsAac Bremen Of Glrn
kidge. y j.. Mrk Thonaa Mr.. and Mrs Harry Austry.
Maurice BarrymSre. Dr. and Mrs Pryor. George Bell
Frank Dole and Mrs Il. l.. Parks.
The show will be according to the o.cials
who say the attendance has been excellent
The sun., 1893-06-01
Baseball; Notes.

Crane may pitch to-day. He ia feeling confident and
wants TO 20 H. ~
st. a.. New Yorh.-philip j. Fox Of Do2 Pirvt ayenus
| lh.a cliy. 10 mauaZcr or tic 30 IL ulAn Club,
Wiu Dowt. VINO caught for tno Manhattan A. C. last
| yeaf' please send his a!uicss tu tlis uIncoy
,Mnnlife Bsrtym0rs Lnd MarshaN \. Wilder ex.
eta'g ged criticisms or The New ivrEs work.
Joseph keenan,. the Csver aliarouHd nlAyer OF tbs
Eihtr-'uA, has ssntd wtA thY fla!Hheld Erescents
iuck EwiEg Id In fine physical trim as Tux suS said
| CITY. ~ ''''S
Alderman Chls Gr tile C!eyclands ia ono n, m.
tpe, ,ieht rHhn,Tn IN ine profession Hu Should enter
lax his"S FAtes ~ piriIcs ana rake of tie goiii
noc acLononEh. who yehemsn,Iy declared that he
Wohn never see smother game Of Da.l when the Broth
trLuud ~rni " "a siguks 10 the fold de
BIS III t'uli seat aud r0ots Tor Ward and Kelly.
gfanu STAND ana r"Te! Ior Cleveland attracted soma
attention. IL "n, II JUlHsvu the Celebrated ~.
hi,iheraooa baeks! "nd couant keep away from his
barnard School of thts city defeated tho BRYANT 4
rn',s m soSgg a. n:ookyn =. The fe Polo
SirntiOp - ''"'' -
George "; Howe, tho genial ex.rrsnuror O, m.
C!1frahi tluo. 70 VAN 'hu lean tNs trip lie ia
l0DkIlR aftrr the Duaarsa end ut the u,ul, III M, az
senco OF Prssdcnt .EAnA !.Vu.sun who IA trsy with
railroad nateIJ. -' "A
John carkson. who w.l! pitch 10 day for Cleveland
kays he never frt better his life ne .penI IN, Mn
ter hahL,nH IN hahs's ti reported cln.s con.
lasny, bat EXPECTS 10 .oO lhe all hvsuro nnx spsat
ng OF tun nsT icnins ;ae he .aii 10 suS reporter
,nd mai ranoi,h,l ~ az, % %i,1"u To,k Tells lhIa
over pretty fast myself ~
In tho ninth inning OF the Brooklyn game yestsrdav
who heaIed the ban to Rich..usGn Danny tou"hsi
second started 10 throw EnrrI out at Ms hart
foaIk in time to xii Ehrst Then ha "a. 10 The spspS p 70
N great pain. ite broY@iyn players TO Danny and
iany wss btGt in lilo stomach bnt Isnt M. , nm
NEcs wa roundy hisssd-
The sun., 1893-06-01
SECTIONS BREAK EVEN.
THREE VICTORIES APIECE ron THE
EAST AND WEST YESTERDAY

shnrr Playing the Rule, and Five Clubs
Win ~ = MarGin OF One Run-New
York Makes Lively Finish but Loses
Brookirn Knochs Out Tho Lssaer-An
Easy oare for Boston-Other News.
Both Brooklyn and Boston arc holding the
PittsburRhs close to their work. and another
defeat win seriously affect the position OF tho
leader. The games yesterday. with but one
exception. were stoutiy contested. and only
ono run separated five OF tho clubs at the nn-
fish. Tho New Yorks made n gallant attompt
to stem the tide which camo with rush from
Cleveland. but failed. and they were again
lodged in their old position OF tenth. BROOKLYN
and Pittsburgh put up , spanking game. and
Brooklyn scored enough runs In one inning to
decide IL In her favor The Chicagos scored a
cretitable victory over the Philadelpbinns.
and Comlsiey's mon proved to be stoadier
than tho Washingtons and won. Dnltimoros
success over St Louis took thom out OF the
second column and placed thom sixth In tho
list. Tho results were:
Cleveland. g; New York. T.
Brooklyn. I; Pittsburgh J.
Boston. II: Louisville, l.
Chicago. I; Phiisdcipnia a.
Baltimore 10. ST. Louis
Cincinnati, u; Washington, O. |
The sun., 1893-06-01

Tho members of the Pavonia Yacht Club Of Jersey
City held informal club regatta on Tuesday from
their club house at Commupipaw down to Fort
yette and back distance of about fifteen miles
In tho nrst class the Avalon beat the Phantom three
minutes In class two the Forsyth beat the Phvonia
thirty minutes the latter Lost her bobstaJ and was
temporarily disabled. Among the smaller sloops the
Christine lost her topmaxt but managed to beat tho
souter Johnnie minutes The Water Witch beat
the water Lily minute z seconds In the CABIN cat
class and tho Mosquito defeated the Defiance minute
10 seconds IN the smaller cat c!aa2
The Audubon Yacht club held ITS annual regatta on
the Hudson River on Decoration nny. The course wns
triangular from the club house ht lJ3d street TO
Ross a santorrs DOCK back to n stasebont a. Edxe-
water In class A. cabin si0ops the W. " Beecher won
In hour ~ minutes 81 seconds Class b. open sklo 3
Won by the John Cameron ia heur 81 minutes 3a sec
onds Clsss cabin cats over 22fost-Won BY Winonah
IN 2 hours minuts <5 ytccnda CLARA X. sscond In
hoursI minutes ~ seconLis- CLASS d. cabn cns-Won
by Frankie " IN hnus ~ Ditnutes sophie second IN
7hour. u inmates 20 sccnnis Ctnss f. oP.n cats Is
to - fsetWon by she Polywo2 In hours II minutes
10 ssconda u C Miner second in honrs % nlinutesi
secOnds Ciaas y. canoe ynwts-Won by tho Sea lorse
In hours IS minutes 10 seconds. In the canoe yaw
Class the Fonuie bssh capszed a. the upper sthseboa
Mer owner. E. y. krsemer. was rescued by the soop
White Cap
Tho members Of the staten Island Yacht Club OF
Stapeton held their opening sail for their club cup
Decoration Day Tho courso was eleven miles, rom
stnplston TO the Orchard shoai buoy and back. The
race won Cy ". II. Ludlnms Mabe, with ". b.
Horns Ar ain he foows:
The sun., 1893-06-01
MORELLO WINS At ST LOUIS
Dir. ParLes Surprisss the Talent By Win
n.nG n: 60 10 I.

DR.. Parkes Surprisss the Talent By VIA
n:uG n: 80 io1.
ST. LOUIS. May 3l.-The talent were In good
form at the Fair grounds track to-day. four OF
tho six .avorites winning. the surprise Of the
day occurring in tho second event. which was
won by DR.. Parkes % to l shot.
f. ]. Kitteman has bought OF Eugene Leigh
tho bay colt somnambulist. 3. by Bramble,
dam Toilet. by, imp, Great Tom. for $500.
light started 10 the opening race, ut six fur
shot Burr Hall koya! Flush was third. Time.
The second race. at five fu-longs. was won
desperate finish. with the 3 to chance.
Favor. Jr., who heat the iayorio Teeta Hny'
Two lengths: Time, / ;l5. -A"''
". or. ,MncdonouGh's Oily Rosalis. los.
Clancy in tn. saddle, was at even money in the
won cleycrlr by half q length from Nutwood.
Cart sinclair ran third. Time. O:5Ss. The
start IN tho fourth race. at six furlongs, was
bad NeiaTshin letting the Held go with the
LolGn, tnree lengths in front. aud the others
standing still in BUNCH. The Texas-bred
horse made good use OF his advantage. lead
Ing ~ ne way. Winning hant'ly by two
and. a length in front Of Princess % Iorrains. Inc
Catlan. 10y. Jordan ur. the fuvorite at o to
8. won tho NTH race MS he pleased by three
beat Mary sue a nose for place. limo, i:4os. ~.
The great Morello; lit. ridden by Madison.
was. Of course. an odds on favorte In the mile
handicap which had Ave other starters. Ills
lialeigh second; three lengths In front OF FaI-
ero. Time. I:44k.
The sun., 1893-06-01
shoo,.sx for the C.eu. nades.

The members OF tho Gienmore Nod and Gun Ciut
hnd their regular monthly shoot yesterday at Dexter
Park for the Claus diamond aGge and extra club prize
Only nine competed for tho trophy NJ seven birds
club handicap W. Levens and j. Gasiecer tied with a
clean score. IN the shoot-on ihe latter won. The
, Club Shoot: 4 %yroOme. % 30 yards, o; c, Enxel.
any, 70 yards, 81 a. Magss. rs yard.. 4; j. Sch waack
:. ysrs 1; "; LaveIs yards Z; J. 4: run, 81
0; !. GAsieiacr. 4: schwaaek. o.
First SwsepstAke, Tires Birds-E. A vroome, Q: c.
EnEsibrrcht. 81 y. MaiaL =: A. sti, 1; j. Drlsny %
Second swsepNake-Threu birds-E A. vrvome 81:
tisgrT 1. - -
Third swespstaKe-Thrss biras-E. A. vroome Q C
J. Ties for INST nioney-k. A. Vrooms 4: q Enrci
brecht, y. r. Aaier. 1; }. GaStisgsR. U.
The sun., 1893-06-01

| longa JIMMY Lennbfey opened up Q eep o.
run 70 the turn, and Tsral had TO shake TX
.1.a. ms' Ss sisssS Ss Il. n S
iop Iy three lengths Fremont. WHO GS" was Va tkir ri
ior the finish was between tive n Sir d catosby% @ % and
r,n, Fat Mnhloy. Jr, the former securing second
CATARACT. owned by Picrre Loriliard. and Gid
cor Daly's Dolly colt were almost equal
faSorites Tor the concluding race at nvo iur-
End sts then eattips Gose won with ease By thrss
mile but then died away second place being
to ts Q, ssSGn sdd 3or third 1he Wnne, entered
Johnny Campbell. Mr. Iofliiard retaining his
eIlt NJ og bidding an extra 50:
cIuh house balcony. He appears to he much
improved ,,mnrto'ed in health. and seemed to enjoy the
Summaries follow.
FIRST FACE.
~ sdsd Gr n u ss When . S $40
ws ns,rsk. sh NJ Ia..roucs. by Ar Mo-
G.j A. II. M"rris's IN. Correction, e. 10 d,tle-
Empire ssbes eh h.Tormenoi O. i25 tsi,nm,j
s'oheheIi also ran.
ros. Rettinr-rtvsr rime: IN l;ooH n u,,,,o,e, ,o
"san" correction. to stonene. 80 to Tormsn or
SECOND RACE
ror three.year. ods AMI upward: q sweepstakes Of
ysE&s 10 pound. ABOVE II se ssS
ss!baes ( Asq. AMS5,i' Amsp,ne. by ononda
GJxfsT Jsco,. SSns ss ,,r L9ns Beach T. smn'
s"'a'A' Best Brand i.ne a"e In.Ia i4i also ran
Long g H.asS st.pte fRsnl.H Rsmsss
, THIRD RACK.
si ST .ls OF wnsh ssB 10 s.s
Snd =. and 5000 TO third; two furlonR.
N.lns', N.ssn S;.Ss: i, Exef
,fscssn,n. Ms,rsl stone Nellie. King Bors Poeh.no
%, w. "S0''' anu rr.a"..nnS r.ns. q! s''' raj"
st. tFsh', asr. s,r EFss sS .lsay TO
stans sSSssnla Ss al 10 10 sensa 20 10 oehino 80 10
FOURTH RACE.
Of 500 win sio 90 added 81 which pcoH 10
,.. Il 1nness u. c, Ch"rs',e a. by charnxu,-Ida
GiIecn & pay'sb b. n- ntxhn.a, = i25 oJvertou,. 2
j. +, MA id,n's b. b Itinms. 40 Coblel.. ..,;
M"now& ihe Pepper. rs,sars. steve kstts. Pick.
r, rofs Bot:,ng-ronr TO against La To.ca. = to
1910 charadt. IL lis iishmess is
II at tS's az - TO s,sI ss 20 20 20 e
Nonowai. 90 to Arturo. 100 to l 1ddes!eivh.
FIFTH RACE.
For oil ages sweepstakes OF $50 each with 81 Oto
'uhea OF which S.CO 10 second 800 third:
= inner 10 he sold at fLrIonHa
gorge tnrbe,s b. Z Arab. aged. by Dalnacardoch-
hr- ont Stables br b. Sir Catesby lo2 (waince)2
l.. o. MOTHS co 9 Pat Aaoy. Jr. 8. 100 tNo5lsI
Fremont ani Clio col: also ran.
Tine. :2Sia.
Post Dettag-Two TO i on Arab. 10 70 ! against Fre-
mont to Sir Iatesby. 10 ~ Pat Ma 10y. Jr. 20 TO
Clio colt
SIXTH RACE.
For two.yenr.ods: . sweepstakes OF $40 each with
Ioo' ADDED ot which $500 TO second and SICO to
hri tho winner to be sold AT auction: five furongs
ltncocas stables b. Q. Cataract. by King Ernest
Cascade 10 tsinmsL
,pir" stables b. c. Ana~anda. Jos a. GOWN on) 2
y; ;&f. r. he-neS b c. Opurto, lut tAcDermot).. 8
saliva. Snrinytme. taLanio, Dolly colt. Quartz SEN
Cor. BA-on-aS Cataract Rosewood colt, Token, aud !
ably colt also ram |
Time, :OI.
Post Hetlng-Tw" TO against Cataract. 2to Dolly |
o!t. u Token. TO bpOrtD. \ to SpriuRtimc,
Caahdo. IL to AEawarda. 10 to l senaIor 10 to |
SalNin, 20 10 Ensewood colt 10 to l faustna colt |
D to Baby colt, 80 TO Quartz. 90 to l baroness.
The sun., 1893-06-01
Roberts sim Has Good Lead In the Bill
Hard Match.

LONDON. May 31.-In the international BILL
lizard match at Hlnley's Circus tonight Rob
erts, tho English champion. again showed
finer play than his American opponent. he
commenced with number OF good runR max
Ing 457 points to Ives's SS. but for some time
aftcrward he failed to make u run Of over Il.
and tho contest became moro even. iSes, maue
quick but careful nursing, He also MADE
run OF D3 by excellent play. many ot tne
cipal runs and the order In which thoy wore
made were az follows:
Roberts DO 30 20 80. Sd 4a Ives, 175: Roberts. -
81; Ives tt3: Roberts, o. b3: Ives u; hopetth' %o
Ives. ~. Roberts, lis. lou.
tthe close OF the evenings play the score
was: Roberts, still playing, 3OOo; Ives, Z.Z4o.
The sun., 1893-06-01
rllmner Matched Against a Harlem no,.

Billy flimmeL tho bantam champion, was matched
Yesterday afternoon to hight Tommy Oats or Harlem to
finish for 5000 Sde aud the largest purse tha, an
bs obtained The articles stlpuAts that the winner
shall take all the purse and that the men shall nh
iE W pounds Al O'Clock the DAY sf me battle
fess .as tn; g. ssa,. .h. wsGhi tue party 90
take place In sx weeks from data WAa allo aRrssd
not 70 accept pnfl4 lesA than 81 Zoo
Oats 10 considered 10 Le very lii ely fenU IL "a.
purse - '"s
The sun., 1893-06-01
lIaseh0.l Garnes To.ds,

NATIONAL LEAGUE AND AMERICAN AssOcfATrGu
New York vs. C.rve.aud. at the fn.O grnuudA
brooklyn VS. Pittsburgh. at Eastern PARK.
ihilaIelphia Va Chicago. Rt Philadelphia.
Washington vs.. CINCINNATI. ut Washington
bortoh Va. Louisville. AT Boston.
baltimore W. a. Louis, a. baltimore.
OTHER CANES
Union va. Rochester. Rt SchrnootaGy
Princeton Va. FUruiIaIii, AT irinco ON.
harvard Va Georseiown. at Cambridge.
The sun., 1893-06-01
BRonKLYy., A: prrrssvRo,. 2

The. PittsburSls luado their first a3pcaranca
81 the season in this vicinity yesteg.Hy. Moro
Than the usiIl amount OF Interest was shown
regaraln9 tho WORK Of the smoky CITY repre-
League ladder drew 2.5OU persons to Eas tern
Park The crowd. n GOOD ono for the day fol.
lowing 4 holiday. came In tho expectation Of
oeeing tho BrooklyDs begin ths work oL top
plinSor-r tho Leaders. and in this they were
not disappointed.
rho Brooklyns woIko'! hard 10 win. aud their
enores were met by thcso OF an cXtrr,Dely de-
termtnea foe. Tho Pittsburghs were Ia ABs
fett'e, and their leldlnE was IA themu for ,lNi-
verSt Adm olyation. They played vol Together
and did NOT lot q chance for u single out get
by them. Their work was sDapay and was a
pleasure foF those spectators who like to see
plsat{ ot ginger Infused into game.
'front.' and aeeordingiy they did not have sn
easy easy t.E1e e 4; Pho rejected Ansonian al
HWed the ttttsburgha but quartet-ot hits.
him pr llso amount: but Ehret WAS or in the
sxta 3 iani9g allowing three bpses on balls.
ahn ShY men who get thcm came homo on
DaiyS double The score:
The sun., 1893-06-01

'NOhe ONT NNth WINI!Hg run Whs uih1H'
Philadelphia. ia......-,.......o o o Ia
chicago ......,..... ............l Z v v 60
Earned runs Philadelphia o: Chicago 4 Home
runs-Dahien. Allen, Threeb,s. hit lAisilton. Two
base hits-linliinsn. Reilly. Ryan, Dahlen. DUNCAN
sacrifice hits --ThU.rpson To- Dciebanty. Boyle t2
Cro,s. McKoough, DGnghn. Bases stUlsn-ilamilton
CO. De!ehAnty. DUNCAN. Left on bases fhlladelpha,
Q: Chicaxo, struck out-By sharr"tt, b: by Carsey.
]; BY MAuck /. First base hiladslpha. =:
Chicago. /. First base bas-Of Sharrott. 4: OF
Manck. .. Wild pitch--ShRrrott Tims-l:t6. Cm.
plre e-GnIney.
nALrtIoRK. 10; ST. LOUIS D.
B,LrsnRF. May Ji-.On the home crcinds the ORIOLES
stem inrinrible. They jumped On lnwl-y for seven
bn srp. IN the tVud naing Fourteen
hats with total or eighteen bases won tho game. AT.
te!uance. =. .IG3. 1he score:
The sun., 1893-06-01
JIM HALL PRETTY WE'LL cur Ur
Nr,teheii Hroehs .si,vtn's conaueror Al
Arovra the street.

LONDON. May 31.-sporting people are talk
ing about severe fight In earnest between
Charles Mitchell and Jim Hall It appears
that Mitchell and Hall met aud auarelled last
night near Pony Moore's resort, known as St
Jnmes's Hall
The two pugillsts tried to settle the quarrel ,rI
with their fists, and Hall got decidedly tine
worst OF the encounter Hall wns knocked
down and had his head cut; and looked HHerTy
much like a wreck. The police nfres.eu na,l n5
bnndaged. and he was detained as prisoner.
Mitchell escaped arrest.
The sun., 1893-06-01
Cola p.e OF B.np,ns. nae,.c Meeting.

NoHaPse OF b<hnIbt1 fhctnG MeetfnG.
WASHINGTON. May 31.-The racing at Ben
nings under the auspices OF the National Live
stock Show and Blood Horse Association has
come to n sudden termination owing 70 the
fact that Secretary and Treasurer Morley left
town quite suddenly to-day. and his where
ahouts Is unknown.
The horses at the track are being removed.
and all races have been declared of
The sun., 1893-06-01

An Interesting Programme Arranged fog
To-day Mt Morris Park.

1o.uHy MT MUFFIN FhrX.
The 1nfanta Eulalla will be guest at Morris
Park this afternoon. and tho Spanish Princess
will see some OF the f!eetest American thor
ouGhbreds extend themselves over one Of the
greatest of American race courses A special
section OF tho grand stand near the club
house has been drapcd with the flags Of Spain
and the United States. and from there the
Infnnta will have good view OF the finish line.
A remarkable collection OF sprinters will
start for the Toboggnn Slide Handicap, st.
F!orian carving top weight. with Stonenell
only two pounds below tho Morris cham pion.
Don Alonzo. Lady Violet. st. Domingo. Ajax.
and other smart three year. .olds are named
for the Sea and Sound Stakes.
The programme in full follows:
The FIRST Racc-F0r fl!ics two years old: a sweep-
stakes OF $50 zach. with 81 COD added of which 500
to second and sloo To third: maidens allowed
The sun., 1893-06-01
cisSAu. q: WASHINGTON. s

Inrned rn'i-IiEc'nnnti. Iwo-base hts-Muvoy,
smitiL ponbe pinT-McPhee and Comiskay. First
bass on oalIs-Oa Mnilane. II; OH ksper ). Hit by
Ilrcher. hn.u;re lirst base On crroEs-wnshnstolL
2: Cincinnati, 2 Left OH bases-W asnin Gton 15 Gin
crnnat' - sirucS nu--By Mullan.. = Wild pitch
MnlRnr Stoen basr-Iiny. Sacrifice hits--lioy Lar.
kin. Smith. Murphy. Vie. Latham, Esper. RaufVrd
TiIle-Two hours. Cmpre-McQuaid.
The sun., 1893-06-01

Earned runs--Bai;nore Z: st. Louis, :. First base
hr errprs-Batmorc J.: st. Louis B. Left on bases
Baltimore I; ST. i.onis Z; First base on bal!s-Of
iluwley. 1: OF Schmit. =. Struck out-By Ifawcy <
by schins Three.pa.e hi.s-Giss.socs. wsrdeI t2l
Two base hits--l0biiison t!) ORourke, Guuson.
uawley, Dow,i. irodie TreadwaY. sacrifice hts-
oitourk-. McGraw. PeItE, Qnian. stolen baseS-
McGraw Shirdc SchIn:t. Kelly (.N. Hawioy. pouD!o
piays-Rci,E and MiKan. Qainn and Wer,lcn. III: by
pi;cher-By llawley, 1. Cnp,Fs-MeLaughln. Time
2:lb
CINCINNATI. O: WASHINGTON. s
WASHINGTON Mas a. Nulane's wiluness In the box
costing Cincinnati game this atterno, ri.
G0z-n TIE taking Irst base through
the courtesy oc the count of PurkopoltA. Too
The sun., 1893-06-01

Earned Inh-BEoOklyh. FlTHt base by erTors-Ptts
surEh = Lst ~ hases : -hr"gsiyn 3, Pitis6urgh. I:
rilsi bass on ealh.oI sem .: % EGEsl, D. SiTlck
bairsn rS~Lass hitI-l.aly Shugllt. fhcrli.r. Mis-
=feusz hum. Dar, RichArlsoHL poaovan Ly"na
b'eTbyteE ~ Double pays-t"fcoFar. RchgTdsou
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Favorites and Outsiders Divide Monors 40
Gloucester.

| Gion.s.,. ~
| io"cestoT.
| n, oy,rrerr, Mor o1 -L,...,... .- A.,
uLoo'hSihh' may oi.-Fa'orites won thre0
OF the six events on the card TO-DAY, Sum,
| mary.
| mary
| First Rnce-Five fur0ngs. Lucky 10 a 70 nv
Morrs) nrst; Chapman. no. 10 to ins) onIi
Mayor b. 10. Gtol tRossl third: Deer Lodge to j;
owen Goden. j: Judge Mitchell 10 10 /; Consres:
Is to Repeater. to !; La Cigae. to 1: Maid q
Time. ;o4H.
Second Race-Five fur!onss. Devisee 1OS even
Gdanove). nrst: hinden lo5 to (DenmanL second:
Princess Rheida. 100. to 2 tTrlbel third Minnie
Brown. to and Argyle Ill., so to l. also ran Tlma
1;9Sk
log, to2 QIam> GIst: Wallace a.. 1906 to fMorrS
Is TO /: Meta II. colt 30 to IL Mtnnesota 90 "a i:
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ENrne, r1ins--C!sreland. n New York. O. Twobus
a..fa,se las. GennoG Inres;ea.e lit-riernau sac
Liycn. s,oIsn bases;-BnTse!t o. ,Mcknau. Tebeau
S.ss Ss"nor nn Tsrnsn 81, wArd 81 sa.d%n i fs
Young u; or baldwin g, Srurk oulHy Yonns. Il BY
Baldwin. J. Double play-BA dwhi. ward, aud Con or
Left @ on has.sItisv sand =; New York. q Passed
aucv-JOOO -
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ROstoa's Crack Chess Player Was and
Loses.

PHILADELPHIA. May 3I.-Chess player Pills
bury OF Boston beat Volat. the well-known
local player. to- day. aftor thirty-thrss moves.
In q huy Lopez. which was opened BY the local
man. Barbour. an amateur OF the CLUB how
ever. defeated the Boston man.
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Other Games.

YALE. =: PuILLirs ASDovHR. o.
ASDnrEn. Nay 3l,--Anduver crossed bats with YaIo
this afternoon and mold tie varsity team down TO
three hts. although thu home nine played poor game
Tao
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BALrlMoRE, May l.-society turned ont In force "a
witness the second days games in the Southern lawn
tennis championship. The singles were continued To
the finals tho consolation siuges and tho
doubles begun. The tournament has narrowed down
between Hobart and Chacs Post won the consolation
singles b. defeating Woodward easily in two success.
siyo seis by G-!. 60. Tho most interesting galnos
were tho doubles between Hobart and Hall and Parker
and Chace. Parker and Chace took the frst 7B IIo-
resulted As follows:
Groyhegnn beat Shields. e-a6-s Davidson beat Par.
ker. 4-,i b-2. ~; smith beat Aetcali. O.. Mi
90 Miller beat Woodward. U-2. G-S. Post beat Nc.
Lane BY default.
second Konnd- Chacc beat Nelson. 60 60, David.
Ga
Third Round-chase beat Davidson. S-a e-l; Ho
bart beat Mt..er. b-S, o..
Consolation singss-Pokt beat Browne by default.
Mcrhcrson boat Fisher. S-o 6-2: Penn ngton beat
Hinklsy:. d., I'd. 81; Woodward beat Bragg "a
los; Post beat Neely 1-4. 40. O-3; hcPhsrson
beat stevens by default
second Kound-Post heat Pennington. Ga o-l:
woodward beat Acrherson. o., 7-63-i
finais-Post beat woodward. I'll. 90.
Doubies-FiIst round; Hobart and Hall from
tnrEsr 81. So o.: Davidson and Wood ward 6eai
Shields and GeoghegAn. 60. U-4; Pennington and
Miller beat Motcalf and Smith. Ga. Ga
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