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+ Cirujanos Dentistas establecillos en-
San Juan de Pto. Rico, calle de San Jus
TO ndmero 81.
-, Montado nuestro gabinete quirdrjico-.dental
6 u altura de los primeros establecimientos de
Europa y Norte-America, y en- possession de cuan.
Eos adelantos 10 ham hecho en- ssos paises estamos
On apttud de praticar cuantos trabaios operacio-
aes sa nos conflsn. seguros de deisx sat1Ktaehes
,sanakva "li&%t4A.
The sun., 1893-05-18
RACING At 81. LOUIS.
A Dny or Surprises Mt tho Fair Grounds
Jockey Freeman Reinstatcd.


Jockey Freeman Reinstatcd.
81. LOUIS. May 17.-To-day was full Of dumps
and surprises at the Fair Grounds track. only
two of the six favortcs winning. the other
four races falling to rank outsiders. The big
gest surprise OF the day occurred in tho Hnal
race when Safe Home. 20 to l shot, won.
Eight startod in the first race. at six furlongs,
Ray s.. 11S Wan Kuren). ruling favorite Mt q
to 8. and he won his first race Of the year in q
gaIIop by two lengths from the to chance
adns neck for peis psee .ns sonors mare Ger
tho the other M seven two-yenr- old starters In tho
s5s1sh p s TS da1s Snf3' ~ a1%
lead Winning two @ lengths the s,h rom tie s0sk to
shot J.. W; Brooks. who beat the second pick,
C2mmission. three lengths: Time. O:50a.
The to 2isyorite kinserni iSs wiz ,ihntas 5ordsn S
second. Tapped BY Dr.: parke.. Time. o:5i. =
Nine asd starred q the lrst ha!t Of The divided
% tso tn .Rof St'H Mnsh
9!'. piIoted by e: Mcdonald. ,whiia the to |
Miss kn1t. heat the rank
iaSeei,s ss 1E sssS S 'ffa fine. of hs. tho
81 The second bal, o. ths reos With lield Of
ssIohG n,h"s Si: :soGnd two y front othc
The closing race at ak and a half furlonga.
with nine starters. was u huge dump. Esper.
anza and I'D Greenwood carried all tho money
ss III Hom 49, qT%neS r%deSs Sp
". c. Morris. she getting hom two lengths In
front OF tho 8 to ! chance Gen. Marmaduke
and half. Time, :37s.
The brown colt Perkins. 3 voars. by Perkins.
dam Evelyn. has been sold BY the Orwell
Stable to ScogRan Bros. Of Louisville. whore
the horse will be shipped tonight.
AS Jockey T. Carr owns an interest in sev-
eral horses. the Judges will not permit him to
ride here again. save the members OF his own
stable.
Dalnacardoch. dam Endless by Enduircr,
severed liRament in his leg when he broke
down in the fourth race hero yesterday. and
AS a consequence he was shot to-day
Jockey Pat Freeman. suspended at Haw-
thorne last winter for suspicious riding on
Ieke Hardy. was relnstated by the Chicago
Association to-day. and will ride here In sew
eral races tomorrow.
The sun., 1893-05-18
Th. Winners mt Hawthorne.

CHICAGO. May 1.-Two favorites. two sec-
ond choices. and an outsider captured the
purses at Hawthorne to-day. Summaries:
First Rnce-siN furiongl Homie True. R3 tFisherL
Sto nrst: roio lo4 y. Belp 4tol. second: Lucy
Clnrk JOY tBaliard) 9 to ]. third. Tine l2<. Eni-
psra, seet Tamsriane. Sir Bevis. and Ciaudy Mack
also ran.
Bel TO !. htst Tudor lol ,Pinntoni. to j. sec.
ond. spinner ip Coates 10 to ]. third. Time. -
10 to q nrs! Nir'iin 1oI tFisherL 4 to /, second:
Johnny Campbell. DS trinntoni, 1b to l. third Time,
1:5l. Berwyn and Cnstnet also ran.
fourth Race-:eing: Elk furlongs McGinty. ia
second rob Lyte. lo4 tBaliard) y to 2 third Time.
2Sh. Sterling. Morse, MontclAir Clifford, and Sea
Light also
Firth Race-Four furlongs. Golddust. lo7 F. BelD 8
to J. nrst Blue and White 1l2 (Penny) to second,
Lady Jim. us tReaganl II to third. Time. o,54H
India, Narrissa, Jennie June. and Bowknot also
The sun., 1893-05-18

Isononay's Good Son Runs 4 Miles In bet.
ter Time Than tho American Record.
LONDON. May 1.-THE Newmarket Stakes OF
$500 sovsreigns. q sweepstakes OF thirty SOW
ereigns ench. the remainder from the fund.
for thres-year-olds Was won to-day by Mr..
McCalmont's bay colt Isinglass. by Isonomy.
out Of Deadlock. Lord Ellesmsre's bay colt
Phocion. by Hampton. out Of Photina was
second. and Mr.. Roses bay colt Ravensbury.
by Isonomy. out Of Penitent. was third.
The betting was to on Isinglass. 100 to
against Phocion. s to ] against Ravens bury.
and 100 to / against MI. Daniel Cooper's Bar
barian. Lord Gerard's Montsn vert. and Mr.. j.
Lowther's Low Moor. Isinglass won by three
lengths. and Phoc!on was halt u length ahead
two furlongs. straight and the winner ran the
distance in 2:O2 20.
Isin glass Is tho colt that I'm pressed Mr.. A. r.
Walcott SO greatly. and that subsequently
won the Two Thousand Guineas. and II the
time taken yesterday Is authentic. he ran the
mile and q quarter faster than any horse has
ever covered the distance In this country. the
American record being Banguet's 2:O3H. made
A. Morris tells OF timing, good English thor
cuRhbred miles in much better than 1:4O
years ago. In the days OF Prior and frioress.
The sun., 1893-05-18
rs TALE AFRAIDP
Harvard Thinks That Is the Size OF It Il
the Tie q anne Matter.

CAMBRIDGE. May 17.-Harvard men are worry
Indignant that Yale should obstlnately persist
In refusing to arrange q third baseball game
In case OF a tie. Her action simply means that
in all probability tho championship will re-
main again undecided.
Yals's arguments that she cannot hold her
men together for q game after the FIRST two
have heen played are entirely inconsist-
ent with the PRECEDENT of past years.
There is not a doubt here that Yale
&C cowsrdly manner. Harvard has done
everything to bring about q settlement As q
last resort she offered to arhitrate. To every
proposition put forward Yale has turned q
cold shoulder. and Harvard men feel worry
angry about the way Yale has treated the nut
ter Everything points to Yales endeavor to
leave tho result Of the two games draw. fear.
ing that a thii RRme on neutrai ground would
20 against them. This feeling 10 only intensi-
fled by iniss refusal to nlny or the tie which
exists between her and Brown. The excuse
that she cannot stand three games In one
week does not hold. since Harvard is willing
to play tho third game on any date after the
ono at New Haven.
All in all. the men here are very fisappoint-
cd ut the outcome They think. and with rea-
son. that Ynle has made an iGnominious crawl.
Harvards only hope now is that Yale gradu-
ates will protest against tho action takon by
the undergraduates
The sun., 1893-05-18
Browu.. student. In the F,eld.

PRovIpxscv. May 1I--Brown University hold its an.
nuai athletic this afternoon at EArragansett Park
before a small audience The following the re.
suits:
onehundred.yard Dash-won by Aldrleh. 93: s,aight.
p4. second.
Twohundred nndtwenty.yArd Dash-won by staiTht.
'D4: Mnrve, ~ second.
.four.Gundrtd ana. .forty.ysrd Run-won BY Marvel
'p<; Coburn. ~. second.
Eight hundred nd. ivhty yard Run-Won by Martin
'pl MncGrrgor. 'Ds. second.
One Mile Run-Won by Brownsn. 'g4; Dolan second.
Two-mus Run-won by sanger. 'p6.
One-nie walk-won by Dyer. "a
Two hundred and ward Hurdle Race-Won BY
Gushing. '04; Olney. 'D5. second.
Running High Jump--Won by MacCombsr p5: Ar.
nod, 'H3, second.
Putting the shot-won By Smith. 90. Robinson. %
second.
Throwing tho sixteen.ponnu Hammer-won by Ellis.
p4; Smith, 'pd Second.
Running Broad Jump-won by MacCombsr '9B
The sun., 1893-05-18

Emily W., 10 II King Ricssrd, 20 20 Norm snda 20
a' " ..ss, :ad fs'".S f s'S s.o ram T%s
ss. ss. s.ss.s s's iss f'a s.s, lo
SSs $ss s'fnss:Sf Fss g 10 T.
TCn.nsIggtn run 100 10 and cuslonS' Soto l. also ran
Fourth Rsce-Four and half furionss Sweet Alice.
second: Refine. vs. eto orb.y, third Morton: rs 70
20 70 l. Red Elm 10 TO l. and Charon, to /, also ran.
Pifih Rsse-rhr.e and on e.n.lf furiongs Lady May,
iYettsrl second iieen H. iu1. to tknchenl third
sS,Sls SIiS S iI'is & CITY Gs
si .R.h ssol . .pa S.a NAH. s !SS
Goid e Gisn. Rssd ss,Fd rsS'G 10 F.
Time. 1;4b.
The following is the programme for to-
morrow:
First Rsoe.-rour and half fur.ougs. Graham. Van
bell Turner. Rslfo i65 each; Lnurenska. Pearl. lJo
Second Rsce.six aud quarter furlongs; thrse.y.ar.
ods Lyrist Haytienne ged,ng Dan sullivan. Mihden.
s.4," fssn ssgr eSs , war rsG ads1,ST nSr a
Kate Goodness niiy. Casnthn. Ito each.
:, Third Rsce.one mile and an eighth Alan Archer.
utspe. los each; john Hickey, i02 ..
, rSg1'5 & &Hae@satyee,shths @ q pe; .pse,ai weights
ids each asnnSnssti Mayor T.. loo each.
FL riith Rss..four and ons.h.lr fnr.ongs Sequel
Poland. Bootsck. Foxmead. I'd Beanian IIoinax. lOJ
esshi Lawns. NaRxis Throra. 1o3 each
ton. Pccadiilo Outright. Somerset. Washington. Ra
dlant sir David ksyser Spendoine LAtinus Freedom.
ios each; Miss sent. Jessca Blink Bonnie. Armida,
The sun., 1893-05-18
Close OF the Chcvy.Chnso Hunt Club Meet
Ing.

WASHINGTON. May 17.-This was tho second
and last day Of tho Chevy Chnse Hunt Club
meeting at the Ivy City course. The air was
cold and kent the attendance down to rather
small proportions.
Two races NOT on the programme wcro run
between the NTH and sixth race. Tho first was
match between X y. 1iirs Captain Manning.
It's. to 3 LMr. Hoeyl and T. 8. Randolrh's
Big Brown Jug. 14O. 8 to . Freyling, Big
Brown jug won easily in :53,s. 4 private
sweepstake es with four starters. at haii a mile.
Warwick. to NJ. Earbl. and Bertha T.. 2 10
] tMr. Panel They finished in the order
named. Time. So seconds.
This Is o summary oi the regular events:
First Race-Members handicap: for ponios not cx.
ceedng - hands inches: three quarters OF mile on
the Hat Rosarnm. 100 to mi. Hoeyl, nrst: Back
knixh! ib9 to tA.; hydert second Time. 1;2s
horses: ono mile on the hat Profile. $50 even tMr.
! 800.
Fourth Race-Galioway Handicap Cup: for ponies
and horses not exceeding IL hands of
mile on the nat; three starters. RoeAriuni l55 to
INF Hoey) Drst: told Dollar. 1c5 even (Mr. Ryder.
Time. 1:a4
fifih RAce-farmers race; minimum weight 14o
pounds; overweight allow oil: mile the fiat: farm
er boy ridsrs. Black Secret. TO nrst; Flank. to
Black Jack also ran Time. 100.
sixth Race-Chsry CHASE Cup: full course of two
mile: MognL laT. q to Oir. Hayes. nrst Gcrrina.
1Gi, 10 (Mr Hayes .
The sun., 1893-05-18

BOSTON. 10: NEW YORK. II.

4 BOSTON. 10: NEW YORK. II.
BOSTON. May 17.-Thsre was battle royal
between the New Yorks and tho Beaneaters
to-day. and for the third succe ssive time tho
latter triumphed. and $3.50 enthusiastic fol-
lowers filed out OF the gates sing gnE the praises
An extra whoop for Harry siaiey. who scored
his first victory OF the season. There was bat
ting galore. and tho oGtiielders did more
hqng than whohsr tSs rs.s
was due to the change In tho pitchers posi-
ton Or to other causes. is n matter OF conjec-
ture, but It Is certain that both sides kept up
. rafting fusilade Of batting. At tho outset
the Bostons sprinted SO fast that the visitors
in the race up to the last inning. as the score
shows. With such lively batting as both sides
were doing 1t was a toss up which would win
sh.acw 81 doab 'fhH TSor hits We're punched
and the New Yorks played a superb fielding
game so II was well for tho homo players that
they were arrayet In their batting toys. The
New Yorks did most OF their batting after nm
hence the small number OF earnod runs credit
cd to them.
Luck was against them in tho second inning.
or rather the Bostons played as II inspired and
play Doyle led OH with a two. .bnRRer and
scored on singles by Fuller and Lyons. King
got his base on balls. and tho bases were nlled
With no one out: 1t was tho critical period Of
Fuller died at the plate. Then Herman tried
70 drive hole through Tom fuckers lungs.
Tucker withstood tho shock and gathered in
the ball safely. only to return 1t witt unerrirg
aim to- Merritt, forcing Lyons at the plate.
who. covered first base. and Ticrnan was re-
tired. 1t was brilliant play and saved the
gsmo for Boston then and there. The score:
The sun., 1893-05-18
Baseball Notes.


AZ tho Lion Park baseball grounds yesterday the Hsr
lem A. \. team defeated kutxsrs College by ii 10 =
yaruna Boat Cuba, n. Davis 10 manager N, m.
OritAui Field Clubs team. iis address is
NJ.
sisa SING May l7.--Dr. Holbrook's School d.f.st.a
S. Johns In inning game OF baseball to-day BY
tod
In Keenan, the Emeralds have star player Hs
pitches with much success, and ato plays ben.nd tic
bat In ibs majority OF the games His ar post"n
will soon be found In faster company
SEASON. on the Casino grounds May 30 with the trentaI
UluU OF tLis city The Gran ord team be about tho
same as last year Substitutes however Will have 10
be provided for Waldo Rosspcrans who is playing on
the Rui gers college team And Fred BindehbeTs,F who
10 with the Pennington team. both payers will be
back with the CrAniords BY June 20.
National League clubs las arranged such nhe s.hed,
uie OF EAmes as the Orange A. O. The thousands that
see the Jerssymen play have no reason To md fault
foI they wili witnss. tons good G.,nss during this
strongest ssmiproies..onai cING. as Well as as
May 20 Bnye wood field Ciub al Ensls wood; May 81
Wesleyan AT Oranxei May 81. Yale CnIyer.iIy al
OlAnys June - Princeton tnivsIsity at orange; June
10 Ssw York A a. at orange; June ~. Jerssy Iiiy
BASEBALL I.ub, at Orange; June ~ hontclar al Mont
Aom. at Orange; July % ntclair AT Orange July ~
Le1ntines AZ Ofange; Aug a MorririnNh A. a. At
=. At Orange; sept .. wssiheld A. T. NJ Irauge Sept
"a ~ ana r. M. wynwond A,C OF PHI slsah's at
The sun., 1893-05-18

NEWPORT. May 17.-Fhe mast OF the Navahoe
was shortened three feet ut Bristol to-day.
The yacht was run under the derrick. and the
big stick pulled out and cut OF at the heel The
determination to have this. done wa. made by
friends. IT will result In con derable reduc-
tion OF sail aren. 1t having been evidont from
tho first trial that tho yacht was greatly over
change will not cause any particulxr d ference
In the appearance OF the craft. Ten OF the
Navahne's crew have deserted. and ten new
men will be shipped Mt once. They. claimed
that discipline on the yacht was too rigid.
The sun., 1893-05-18

Bnl Harness Cast-on Runs the Mile and .
Quarter In &IIO.

Hill Harness Cnst-on Runs the Mile and .
Quarter In SIIO.
LOUISVILLE. May 1.-THE Clark Stakes for
three-year- olds was the attraction at the
races here to-day. and as the weather was
clear and cool there was large attendance.
Lookout was scratched. however. and Buck
McCann. Boundless. and Decapod wers the
only starters. Boundless winning easily.
The first race was q selling purse at i've and
a half furlones. and Quiver. Jos tTaylorl at 8
Kentucky Lady third. Time. :Osh. WV"
for two-year- r-olds. and Rachel McAllistsr, iO2
with Jim Henry third. Iime. T:0l i. ''''"'
The third race was the Clark Stakes at one
mile and a quarter. and Boundless., l22
sS al from n' Ssk w"i apS Msc,wnn sny
who was ten IN front OF Decapod lRaaganL
Time. 2:1O. The. betting was to Bound,
less. to Buck McCann. and to / Deeapnd.
The fourth rncr WAS purse at one mile and
Ida Pick wick. lOl Ilrvingl. at y to +, won Gy a
neck from Poet scout with plutus third. Time.
The NTH race was haudicap at n mils. and
Rudolph. lis Irving. ut . to s. won by necS
from Louis. with Saline third. Time. /: :lS..
Favoritss and outsIders Divide Honor. Mt
Gloucester.
PHILADELPHIA. May 17-Fayorites md out
sidors divided honors at Gloucester to-day.
Summaries;
Fret Race-;iN and half furlcng, Major Thornton.
nd ITieas 5 john iaos aud = Z 70 .ssiS, aon2
OF 30 hand 800 Il Gardner % to l. and Leo Brsei
s;;ssi % tS s io ossssi1s:ss Il s::s.ss
The sun., 1893-05-18

Arrangements have been made between the River
side wheelmen and Harlem whsemen to hold team
road Saturday afternoon the Rosele course
The distance will be hfteen miles with Of nve
men. Tho Riverside Club will be represented by Messr
Judge. Thompson. Titus. Granger. and possibly q.
Smith. whio the Harlem team viii consist of Msssrs
Craig. Frost. and tho Fuller brotherG
silver ,up will he presented to the winning team
The Kivsrsile Wheelnsn have been the acknow lodged
road champions in this city for some years and Ii
expected that Saturdays race will be close and exct.
ing one.
The sun., 1893-05-18
THEY CAN'T GET THERE.
TEE VIEW FORKS HAZE ANOTHER
4 TRIAL, BUT ARE BEATEN

Drooklys Furnished with - surprise at the
Hands Of the Baltimore Ciub-Pltt-burrh
Leessing Zip Dangerous Factor In
the Race - Cincirnatrs Pay Great Ball.
-Four Western clubs arc now in the as-
eendancy In the League race. with Brook
lyn and Philadelphia tie for the load OF the
Eastern division. Pittsburgh and St Louis
have reversed positions. and the former is
now making bold bid for tho lead. Both
New York and Brooklyn mot the same fate
yesterday. which lowered their percentages
considerably. The results Of the day wore:
Boston. 16; New York. IT,
Bsitimors IL: Brookiyn.1.
Pittsburgh. -: Chicago g.
Cincinnati. y. st. Louis. 4.
Philadelphia. II: Washington. o.
Al Cleyeland-Rnip.
The sun., 1893-05-18
OPENING or the rRoTy1Se SEASON
ia Bowne Drives n Good Race and wirs
with soldier mt Point Brce,e.

Ed B0wne Drives eoOu Knee euu NNtnr
with soldier mt Point Brce,e.
PHILADELPHIA. May 1.-THE harness racing
season Of 1898 was inaugurated to-day at the
Point Breeze track. whore the Drst OF the four
rs which max o up the Philadelphia and
Baltimore circuit opened with interesting
sport. The day was gloomy and cold. with a
twenty. llo northwest wind. and the track re.
mained deep and slow after the soaking II got
the day before. Nevertheless the attendance
was good. the betting brisk In response TO
Frank Herdic's persuasive talk from the pool
stand. and In two OF the three events there
was downright red-hot horse racing.
The talent had the first race right. playing
Big Four as favorte at even money over the
field. He made short. easy work OF 1t, jogging
along just fast enough to beat Bob Burton.
with the others away out OF tho hunt In every
heat Tho big white. faced Relding is looked
upon as very promising trotter 1t Us prob
able he can 60 close to 2:2o on track that Is
The second ecsty d RI Sels
I +. Mss ssss a. 10 sia FOR ea
,gs beioTe the start but Trniner sogne So
clever reinsmanship he bowled out the favor,
ite In three hard, fought fast heats. Albert 4.
could hold the Soldier . good argument as iar
came at the head OF the stretch the New York
TO tangled break IN every heat; Soldier is
Eph Simmons He had no record before to.
day, and 1t 10 not likely he will ever start
again, having been patched up for single
race with view to giving him mark. Dark
ness came on before tho conclusion OF the
race for 2:20 trotters. but there is not much
called to- M orrow. Nellie & went the first heat
through the mud to AN ld-style sulky: but the
nose to Madison Chief Then her driver bor-
rowed bike. and tho last two hcnts were hers
in hollow style. Before the race tho field sold
for S25, while Nellie =. and Madison Chief.
alternating at first choice. brought SO.
The sun., 1893-05-18
/, " y.nL !. VIVA piteh-s.ul ump,r.--snyd.r
Eastern League.


C.. IL: sEw roRK A. c,s
The game at the Polo grounds yesterday was won by
the New Jersey A. C. In tho nrst inning while At the
bat Parker Ford left ne der of the New York A. e.. was
hit in the head by pitched bali by Pitcher westerve
II was q clean Knockout. Ford was carried on the
nsld unconscious ana was taken to Dr. Bosoorr's
resdence IN Eighty street Ford bied cons'd
eraby but had so far recovered last night that pr
bosbore thought he would bo all right again in day
OF
The sun., 1893-05-18
baseball Gnmes To-day,

NATIONAL LsAGuG AND AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
New York vs. Washington, At the Polo urounds
H,ston w. Brooklyn, at Boston.
Philadelphia va Aiiinnre. ut rhIlAdcphib
st Louis ys, Pittsburgh. al st IOui.
Cleveland W Cincinnati, at Cla reland.
ormkR GANEs
Yale W. Dartmouth at Hanover a. M
f"rdhAin vs. LIion. al FnrIhAm
HARVARD School VI. Columbia school at Harlem A
grounds " 4"
The sun., 1893-05-18
= enK1r aAcrxa Gam.
rhe First or che ce.troi st.kes .,a the
Falcon 10 Ne Res.

The BROOKLYN Jockey Club announces q
great programme for to-day at Gravesend. the
important features OF which are the Control
Stakes for two-yoar- and the Falcon
Stakes for three-year-olds The Control
Stakes are offered by the Brooklyn. New York.
and Coney Island jockey clubs and the Mon
mouth Park Association. To-day's race Is the
first Of tho oom animation OF four which will
bo run. The conditions arc printed with
the entries The entries number nine
teen. with Dobbins heading the list.
Every stable has Its crack two year old named
nercest scramb BILE ever seen In this country for
q ajuvenile stake. The Falcon Stakos. at n milo
and sixteenth. will be a hustling race between
MetucheD. Emin Bey. and four other fast-strid-
ihE three year-olds The other races have
hiied with fine fields OF horses that promise
excellent sport. Tho entries In full are:
FIRST Rhce.A handicap sweepstakes for all ages ot
We snSh with 81 900 added ot which 5000 to second
The sun., 1893-05-18

s,.1ss ,1,na /; ;;S 1888 %

Earned runs-Princeton. 4. First base by errors
Princeton ]: Staten Island C. C.. Left on bases-
rrinyssSn 10; staten Island G.. t,rss has. on
struck out-MeKenzie. Payne. Guild. Bsseii Brooks.
Cole Tying, o'Connor. u. Jnnln. O. UConnor. Bonner.
Three-base htt-Bar Two-base hits-WOodcock. Guild.
Gunster Sacrifice hts-Cole Payne. ,tolsn base,-
O. Tying. HIT by pitchsr-B O'Connor wild pitch
Woodcock. Passed lall-Bitse Cmpiro-Sharrett.
Time hours
YALk LAW SCHOOL 2: DARTMOUTH. j.
HASovER. May 1.-THE Yale Law School nine played
the Dartmouth varsity here to day in game cnArnc-
tariEed by the poor playing Of tie home team. The
The sun., 1893-05-18
Dempsey aud Rnly sm,.. 70 Flrh, O. July 2.

That tho Noney Island A. c. means to have Jack
Dempsey and billy smith together In its arena is
tPparent The match maker OF the club he.
To Smiths desire lor "a rosponement o. I'VE n,Lnths
anu yesterday deal mated whereby IN,
men WA meet a. roney lsanu OH July -. purS-
"f shO ana The welter weigbt cha hanipnnau.n a. Iu,,
world Hus 1uthil told rspOiIsr ye.i,Tiay th1t
IsmpSsy would leave I0r the Last imil-l,AteIy lie
VIII probably train ~ Lakewood or Atlantic City
The sun., 1893-05-18

Dartmouth. h..................O o u o o OIL
Earnod run-Dartmouth. Two.base hit--Ferguson
Base on bas-Tuxbury PARSONS. First base on errors
Thornburgh. 4 rAssed balls.Norton. = sacrifice
hits-Brady Curtis. Smallry t2l. Dnsmors. Clagett,
tjriiin stolen ba bases-ONeli Parsons Norton Double
playn-TbornburRh. Ranney. and Tuxbury: Norton and
Keay.
ASpovER Q: LAwRKscEvILLE. l.
ASpovrR Nav l7.-Andover play ed close and excit.
inE with the La~rencevie team this afternoon.
Thss
The sun., 1893-05-18
Gibbons Has Contracted 20 Fight at New
Orleans.

CHICAGO. May ia telegram from the Crescent City
A G. OF New Orleans announces that Austin Gibbon.
has accepted the challenge OF Martin Denny TO nrh TO
nniah for purse of 50 500 Barney Allen. Dcnuy's
packer has PLACED forfeit or SpO In the hands Of M
arrive. - '"s'
tor nnsh light be,ween Jack llsmy sey and George
nigat. La blanche ls middle weight aSd DemSssrg ~
Anxious to hgLt in the weller weight ca.. II Ia not
hkey that the match wIil be made. ~'
The sun., 1893-05-18

karned runs-St Louis, ]: Cincinnati g. TGo.baso
hIs-hefhss. Holiday, Three'bsss hit-Glsason.
etelsn easss-LathAm Glasscoek Double plays
9ynn, wsldsn and niasscoek; quinn, GlasseocE and
ComuEey First base on Laiis-On DC i.on 6: On Mui
AAs Hit by pitched bAil-By Muilane, /. struck
sut-by Aulane. .. Cmpire-MeQuaid. Tme-1;3O
..' PHILADELPHIA IL; SAsHiSGroS, D.
rgIiApslPnIA. May I7,-Philsdslphia won a ten.
saning game to-day from Washington. 10th teams
DATED resly but The home eiuDs hitting ~ more on
portune Afesture was two home run, by Ialniitoit
Attendance l,5DL The score,