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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-16
sot1nshy woAkE ~ VA. rrsss.
oss ususesoss -,resset,e- or the Ccrrese--
20 nj MRS. DAVIS.

nj MRS. JEFFERSON DAVIS.
c~arrrts,. 1928. by ,. J.f.r.on DART.
Whom this peine forte II dure began to anlict
the women their powers OF endurance were at
once demonstrated TO the world.
The harbors were closed by tho blockade.
No supplies OF clothing could be imported.
The time name when the stock OF cloth. shoes.
medicines. machinery-indeed Of almost evory-
thing necessary to civilized people was nearly
exhausted. The South had proved apricul-
ture to be the most profitable employment.
md Ind mover fostered man ufnctures besides.
her operative classes vert not suited to the
caro- OF machinery. Now the people found
Themselves confronted with new problems
which they must learn to solve. All theso
needs must be supplied by tho women.
Tho store each family possessed themselves.
OF duininc and such other drugs as were need
ful for the diseases Of a warm climate. was
gradually rolinquished for tho uso OF the SOL
oilers. Iierlenishmcnt was impossible. Qui-
nine hid been proclaimed by the blockadcrs
"contraband OF war"
Tho women turned undaunted to the indi-
Genous materin mcdica. Decoctions nj willow
bark. OF dewbcrry root. orange flowers and
leaves. red pepper tea, md other "tisunes"
took tho place Of tho drugs.
The sheep were shearcd: tho wool was
cleansed cardcd. and spun In tho house.
Small looms we're Sc. MP. and tho warp adjust
ell under the oye OF the practical wenver-this
being tho mistress generally. All tho clothes
for tho plantation. as we'll ms somo cloth to or
change for other commodities. was woven for
tho winter use. In winter tho cotton clothes
were made for summer. Pretty homospun
checks. brown. black. blnc. or red and white.
were manufactured for the ladies' and chill
dren's frocks. The ladies spun tho wool and
knitted the stockings and socks their children
and husbands wore. also many for tho soldiers.
Whom the longing for tho silk stockings.
haoitually used. pressed upon refined women.
tho old pieces Of black silk wore nickod to u
'frazzlo" and spun to make stockings nnd
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q M.dds5 20 20 Anglo, 50 toi sprinstims eoie
FOURTH RACE.
Fort sehuylef etatss Tor all ARA ssvsspstakss OF
go each. tls forfeit With q $50 added, OF which
Ky s 70 ss9na and sioo to third: the winner TO be
walksIs br. D. New or Never aged by strstford--
Bye and Bye. los tHamiitonj ............
s - RIn,isss Se sS,s Ben p
Nay Win nofdotte. Julien. and Ispsn,o s,so ran.
r., Tine. ise,f
iis,s'. ;il ss. o s%e
peaks. 30 to Eockbarren. 3oto fepsnto.
FIFTH RACE.
For mares, three years old and upward, q eveer-
stakes OF $40 each with 81 added OF which 500 10
teeoho ana 800 to thirf one mite and q sixteenth
D. a. u Morriss CHI. m. Reckon, 8. by Pizarro--
T. cr9kers eb. m Yorkyi Bslie l. lit iLambieyy,
j. g folinnsbeesh m Cleaning. 0, ia wilkins. a..
iAnisn Russell also Ef,n 80
Post BettInr-Ten 20 4 on Yorkvilie Rslie. 7 to n
sell ." W '''sn''ns 'o TO Lillian Rus
SIXTH RACE
For two-yearoids: q sweepstakes OF $40 Zach with
s;O9o added. OF which 500 TO second and sioo 10
j. "A IL Morris's CHI SALIVA, by Rossinrton-
Madden. : Mary los *. 6ovinsio1j,
's nss RIP keene's b. c. oporto 100 Nv. Mids-
Dolly coli, Poncemsker. Hindoom.re, spr,s traitor
senator Roland Reed Calando Bandit, Red Cross and
Maggie Smith also ran.
Time o,5a
post BettinE.Three to against Dolly colt 4 to i
Bsndt TO oporto . 10 Hndoomore. 7 TO 1 traitor
st to saivis. l2to MARY. 20 TO Caisndo, % 10
tor GO Red Cross. w ''""
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MRS BUTTERWICK's OAKS,

Tho Rich EPSON Stake Goes to the Duke OF
Portiand's Credit.
LONDON, June 2.-The Oaks at Epson, to-
day. was won by the Duke Of Portlands bay
f1lly Mrs Butterwick, by st. Simon out of Miss
Middlewtck. Lord Rbsebery's chestnut filly
Treasure. by Bend Orout Of Bonny Jean. was
second, and Mr.. 7, Jennings'1 bay ally Cypria,
by Carton out OF Queen OF Cyprus, third.
The oaks is of 45oo the winner TO receiye
$500 Sovereign the nonnator OF the winner 400 SOW.
ereiRnB the owner of the second 200 and
the owner OF the third 100 soveregns OF the
for three-year.olds hllieb stone each: entrance
sovereigns tho only liability II declared by the ntst
Tuesday IN January 1897 20 sorereigns In IL
not so declared anu II left in after the first in
January, 1893 further sum OF rs sOveregns course
about mile and q half (lp4 subscribers 81 of whom
Closed July 81. 1901. s1NA''
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Athletics In Midoeeap.

When the White stAr steamer Gsrmanio reached hes
dock last evening the Asrnsess were still talking Of
the unique athletic caves neld aboard ship about mid
ocean on May 80 TIE programme WAS arranged IN
der the special patronage of Capt n. SicoL ana wi'
brought to his sasSeshg! i.,a. y pvrssr a;
the saloon passengers. Judge. A. Fullerton f1nips
starter j. Have clerk OF the course W. Callsndsf
Tse rfi1ss wei, presented by hra sain,r Brown and
this where the most ~ FJAriouB nun cAue In Tue
piece OF plate" offered for tho egK aud spoon race
proved to De a fragment OF broken crocfery; me
hlrslAtr case" for "slinging the monkey" mlttrtAE
iEcd old shoe tho ORIGINAL nus uscrpt" for the
water race had been pcksi up on the moor OF the steer
De day and 30 on right through the pre-
gramms The WINGS were 90 numerically su{sa IS
The Of ~ p that they contrysd 10 dssIp
the ottc!al record OF the plAcipgG
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We SELL BICYCLES
AT So a WEEK
TIRED OF THE ANTI-POOL BILL
Senator Holden Comes to the Relief OF Con.
necticut Horssmen.
CAMPBELL MFG CO.,

necicut Horsemen.
Tho recent DRIFT OF public opinion in Con-
neeticut has been SO far opposed to tho pro-
visions OF the act known as the Anti Pool
bill' that Senator Holden has introduced an
amendment to that Dill at tho request OF q
large and influential body OF prominent cid.
zens OF the State.
Section OF the anti pool law imposes hne
ofnot less than $500. or one years imprison.
ment, or both. On all persons connected or con-
cerned In any kind Of wager, or any trial or
contest 81 skin, speed. Or endurance, Of man.
ressi 6as that Rs Ths
ISOLATION OF Hartford abandoned ali idea Of
n nStas trofti1g meeting IN fact shpt their
A number OF tracks at once began to nsgoti-
ate with the Hartford Association for thei.
aKed events. such as the Charter Oak Stake Of
Su@.s pnsss q 81 Ba sRs
spEingheid. and Mystic Park being among the
In view OF the favorable reception to Senator
Holden's amendment. the probabilities are
that the Charter Oak Association will hold the
urand Circuit meeting on their own track and
Important wheeling events scheduled early
famous old track. The Legislature OF Con;
dered to BE- printed int fesds e follcws
.p i,,tl3n i1asp,ts a. Of ne pt,G As' 81 1ssS
hprl ~ 1893 u hereby amended by adding Attbs 'hd
section. S-Ths ptsvls,On. of ,4I. act shall nots.,o
;Sssa sir ,S, q % S.i.
all S.sWe.n Ky gsi'S and Nov ss-R year ss1s
ss c .. mn ., RFGs
closed ground. OF any organization; 1.,"eiA'i.s q
s,SSmpany organized oriHc0'poFA'sd under The A~s%
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IHEs HAs TIE AtArcH WE'LL IN HANn
NE Asss A.esner I oea Po,rs. - III. Score
., Before Rreshtng the Balls Up.

LONDON. June 2-In the international bill
lizard match between Ives and Roberts. Ives
the American cham pion, this evening resume 90
his play on tho balls which he got jammed a.
the mouth OF pocket last night. when be
laid down his cue last night ne wee IN ths
i6tO points, aud had brought his total up e
4.ool. This evening he continued cssromihnG I;
until he had brought his total up to 5000. He
then broke the balls up
In breaking the balls up Ives first pock9ted
Roberts's bali and then played hip own ball IN
on the red which ran in the balk. He ~ ex,
peoted to open tomorrow with an Intentional
miss.
During Ives's play mnny sarcastic and un-
favorable com ents were made BY the sneo,
tators nearest the table. The MAJORITY 9t
can repeatedly. Throughout the match lves's
style has been widely different from Rooertss
as for cannons, while Ives confines his gamo
mostly to cannona
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Odds and Ends n Sport.
Frank KsStinE.-she ID .. Adj F,
rhere /, lsl.er a, lnl. ol,lce tot o.l Mtcar,hr


The New Jersey Amusement COmpAny-A new s,.,
ing Institution Oi hswark-wiA open Tor Dn,tnssx IN
Monday evening ith an athletic rmsnt ~
BIDS lar to assume big proportions SEQ"
The Metropolitan District Cricket League chamniop.
ship game scheduled to take place to-day al Nav ark
estween Ihs Morris -, Park ana Nswar. erckct c!Ios.
VIII he PAnrG on me grounds OF the brooklyn G. ~ al
Protpeet FaIk, the keNark grounds not yet being
ready for play. TO- = - "s
,AsssFot. June 2-Ths raoe this afternoon bc,w ssn
tho Neptune club of baltimore and the naval cadet.
ono mile and half stIaELlav az, eight oar saSs r..
suited in victory for The cadets by length. Tine
. minute 4t|s seconds. Tie keFtuuss We're !! Sec.
Harlem The steamship America which was Wa be.
HeNe purrhasen from Tho National line BY the Italian
hnSh' ioT use as transport WAS comma nirl ~
me line bum another n trelshtef wGI, ia IN
service between New York ami London mo ,riy'n ~
America was built In 1888 'e '''e'"S'
The following was received tho Polio, G,,.,. Office
yessraay from John J. Qulnn 10 regard 10 ne nrn.
RGsssd Gre' sstwssn Johnny Van sest and Iaiiy Ne.
einnstt June 2fadly Nolrlds via sign articles here
y hshd SsnIny Van Lest sill forward 5000 20 The
- June U When arrive in Pittsburgh"
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Harvard Again Beaten mt Cricket.

cANsnDSE. June 2-Tho Harvard cricket eleven was
defeated by the UniverHy Of rennsyivana team
to-day at Longwood 1t was the second and last game
OF the inter cole ato series Tho Hround was IN excel
lent condition. and no better ground could hay, been
desired But for all this tho crimson went under
Harvard bAtted nrst and Melted n runs JniveTsity
OF Pennsylvania ontdid this. however. IN her inning
and scored lza, Al the second time to bat Harvard
made 81 and Pennsylvania lied the score auI stiIi
had seven men TO Ia twhtn Kline was called. For liar
ward the best work Vas done by Johnston, Garrett
Pool and Clark while Browns 81 was tue featTS
OF fennsylvan,aI playing After tho game a dinner
was itndersd the Pennsylvania team the Thorndis
Iayertori has also defeated Harvard, 90 the mai
two winning colleges at philadelphia on June Ii, '"'
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BOTH IN THE SAME BOAT.
a NEW FORK AND DRooxLrN NOT ONLY
BEh TEN. NUT SET BACK A PEG.

Dosteu IL Now ritt-burGh's Most Danger
Gus Rival, and both Teams arc P1nyinG
rIr-t-cIass Bsii-Anson's Men Treat the
Phiiaaeiphiass 60 = surprfse = Gossip.
Boston passed Brooklyn in tho race yester-
day. and II the champ keep up their lively
pace Pittsburgh cannot afford to mako many
mistakes without suffering loss OF position.
The team from the Smoky City, however, are
in lne fettle. and their standing at the head Of
the column has been deservedly obtained by
uniformly good work. New York and Cleveland
met again Yesterday, but the local team failed
TO keep up their fine work OF the preyi-
GUS day and were beaten. Tho Philadelphians
had q sci. back nt the hands Of the Chicago
team the latter winning by over two to one.
J,ain prevented the scheduled games at Wash
inRton and Baltimore The results:
Cleveland. 3: New York.
Pittsburgh. 7; Brootlyn.k
Boston. II; Louisville
Chicago. IL; Philadelphia, 8
Al Washington and Baltimore-Rsin.
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JOCKEY MANSER HERE

He Goes to Chicago to Ride tho Duke OF
Beauforts Horses.
George Manser. one Of the front rank Of Eng.
llsh lightweight Jockeys. arrived here on the
White Star steamer Gertnanio last evening.
He is the Oldest son OF W. II. Manser Of New
trainer.
- He was met by J, A. Grey Of the Morrtstown
Paddosks who will pioneer him to Morris
mission here is to ride the Duke OF Beaufort q
horses IN their American engagements. He
is ,chock full Of confidence in his ability to
hold his own in any company. He seems to
have q notion that he will be somewhere
around the finish OF the American Derby.
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Close or tho I,et Dog SHOW.

Ara Trevors poodle Milo l. won tho $500 picture to
be awarded TO tho ,st popular canine at the Amer
Pet Dor Clubs show which ended last night Tho
voice which cost iye cents each. cast In great
numbers during the day and At the closing OF polls
mater t0+. and Mrs. Crawford 900.
In spite q the positive announcement by the man.
that Princess Euala and suite would attend the
exhibition IN tbs afternoon the distinguished guests
failed to appear much 10 the disappointment OF
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CASE PRICE WHR1LMsx IN SESSION
They Select Dates FOR Their First Seasons
Races.


uaees.
me ofciais of the National Cycling Association of
America were again In session yesterday morning Mt
the Fifth Avenue Hotel There were present the fol-
lowing Representatives; New Yorh +. 7. Powers and
". O. Byrne; Brooklyn. @. II. Byrne and y. A. Abel
Philadelphia. O s. Bunne! and T. a pando: Troy j. D.
Moloney; St. Louis c. Won Ter Abo; Boston. W. D. Brad
street: Milwaukee. r. d. tuin and y. \. Eean. Tho
meeting convened At 10 o'clock Tho Schedule Com
mittee consisting Of Meur. Won der Ahe Powers and
Dando set TO work eay in the forenoon and arranged
she following schedule Of racss which was adopted:
July and I at New York; July end 8. AZ Brook
yn; July Is and It, at Philadelphia: July 20 and a. at
Troy: July ~ and a. At Boston; July 20 and a. at
Buffalo Springfield: July 80. at ST. LOUIS Aug and
Q, at Milw YANKEE; Aus IL and ID St Louis; Aug II
and ~. at New York; Aug. a. and 70. At Bossoni
Sept. and 4. ct New York; Sept. and 0.
at Brooklyn; Sep. II and 10. At Philadelphia;
Sept II and %. At Brooklyn: Oct. T. 6. and I, at
&, Louis: Oct ~ and r. a. s'iysSsss; Oct. 10 and
ihiryn,ne r.ess viii BE- run In St ioui, and Nil
.aai.s race. .Ii b he'd sunday. n; rSs: % .Ss
Fl Ia rSs s sss ss
terday will also BE- awarded tne 81
isr :a aaH ~"n0s nom
opsnns
s ;: - Sffs
sSappsS WITH sieSsro lights and race. viii b heidi
the evening. ,
H. II. Latnbtou the winner OF the great Austral race
IN Australia and champion Of that colony is now In
this country and intends 10 be starter at opening
q the association July and Y his present
training warrant hil In believing BIO can defeat Amer
ioas cracks o. s Bunnel Of Philadelphia, who has
been appointed ocial referee VII act at All the meet
sss al ssPiS.ss
tion holds races.
The o6iciah did not make known the names OF any
Of the who have applied foE licensed III posi-
BILE that long distance will be feature OF tie
soeiation's tournament IT. i. contemplated holding
an indoor meeting at tho Madison Square Garden in
the fall but nothing definite has been decided upon
The local COMMITTEES IN charge OF the races TO be held
In this city ana Brooklyn IN July will meet TO day.
W. D. Bradstrest, owner Of the new track at Wal.
than received the award Of the Boston franchise.
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AessbaiI Gaaes To-day.

rArosL LEAGUE AND AsKHicAE ASSOCIATION
Kew York Va a. Louis at the Polo grounds,
brooklyn vs. Chicago. at Eastern PrrF.
Boston va Cleveland. at Boston.
philadelphtA Va Zine nAtL At PHILADELPHIA
MAshing 9r va Pittsburgh, At Washing ton
baltimore Va Louisville. at Baltimore
AalsEuR LEAGUE.
Staten IslAsd A. G. Va EnsIswo0d - @, at West New
New jersey A. c. vs. Staten island C c., n, BERGEN
ornER eAaTa
Cuban Giants vs. Xavier A. A. at st. George CrIetst
grounds. >''SA''
Amherst vs. Yale. at Amherst. 80 ''' ~
Norris A. q. Va. UlarsmonIs at Mott Haven
Holy Cross VA brown At Worcester.
orange 4. C,ys. Princeton. ut Orange Oval
Harvard VI, Yale Law school at Cam bridge
snburbanb VI, Dakota A. O., 81 OrotOnA PARK
A. grounda a.
Tufts rs, Georgetown. at Boston
Orange ~ "est
Rossriiie 4, 4; w. Pnrt an A. q. At RossyIlle.
Elizabsth A. 4. W. Black Diamonds at Elizabeth
CItbcents W. Paterson. at PlAinneId
Lincoln vs., Pastime Athletics. ~ New York
Dodge Oicottv& Hammond typewriter Company
at RscTca.ion PArk-
Look To-day, Cricket Grounds, HoboL an
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News oI the Horse World,

T. Mac-Tenny ridden by Barnes. beat Kingston
With Hamilton No. for the Ocean Stakes. at Monr out
Park. July 4. lSRl
BALTIMORE. juno 2.-Rain interfered with tho last
days rotfing races at the Pimco track and there
will be no continuation.
ST. LOUIS June 2-The Missouri Stable has bought Of
ID. HoniE 4 Son the bay colt J. W. Brooks Two years
BY Knight of Eilersl!e dam Fraulen. Zoulen' ) dam
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-03
League ContrlbutIons Re duced.

As an evidence Of the excellent business done by tho
League clubs far this season. tho 1885 per cent OF
the homo clubs receipts formerly turned inso thu
League treasury has been reduced to 10 per cent
The nav rus went into effect Thursday In ali the
The New YORK Club has been paying the lo, per cent
the 10 per cent plan win be undoubtedly reshed by
the omcialS who have enough obligation to eet out
or the twelveclub circuit.
Isl. ana q sU b. !" AZ has
laying awa{ velvet Low salaries and smaller sx.
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Ercoklyn l; r.yS5ursn, L. Left on Ssse, Csroopirsn
q rttsonTgh, z tlrsi base on bnls-UT Kennedy 3;
IN Ehrst struck out-By Kennedy. 8; by Bhrst q
nsSna,s hits-fogiz shoci slcriace hl:s-DaiS Van
bisrbaueF. MIA pl;chcs-Ehret =; Kennedy 4 In,
pTs-Enslia- Ims-lth. Aliendance-3.o00.
.-r BOSTON. II: LOUISVILLE. e.
BosIoS June e-ThsTo WASN'T . asnblAncs of n.
morse ~ The altitude OF tbs BeAReAtSrs to-day The
Gully eomott which Capt: Pfshsr could CLEAN from lie
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Veterans Mt the Traps.

The Phouix Gun Club held Its regular shooting out.
ing at Dexter Park yesterday. All tho members were
present. and they shot nftesn birds each W. Hughes
MADE straight .cGrs at twenty-five yards D. FreliEh
and j. Henry tied for second place -Four tied Tor
third place A. the malority Of the membsrs over
20 yeArs old. J. Akhurst being 10. the shooting was
very rood. The score;
W HuShs. IS; D. gIsliFh. ~ J. Henry. u, K Nadi.
son. IS; ". Brown. 10; A. Botty, Is: A. RutAn. II:
J, Akhurst. 10; J. Smith. IS; j. Dunlap, s.
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s. e: 4 :.s ';S: s s.


Earned rnns-Boston o. Eouisvilie = Hir,t bss. By
r., s... on it. % kspisp
4 shr ost ~, ssvsts I Hsms ranrT BTswn
rfener Sacrifice hlt.-csrroll az, Duty. MCCARTHY.
rash TUCKER. 9nn,sl Weaver. Stolen hsses-Lons 2l
hsws and d1 , s.rs,ob: orin and " srova; r.
stratton. l. Passed bsrl-Gannsj. Tmpire-hurst
Ifme-1:5e. Attendhnee-l60O
CHICAGO. IL: rnnApftrntl. 8.
FHnAprtruil. June "A shower OF rain made the
grounds very slippery here today. and ball playing
was rendered anything bat easy hnfon'e colts made
before single man was pot out fhe scoret
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1ehoAelA Wins Two Successive Shemeld
Haudicapa,

W. T. Joy OF Australia one Of tho hottest favorites
who ever started for . sheded handicap. run OF
his feet for the recent annual whisuntde event
by schofed OF Featherstone sch6ned the Splinter
Who won the big Easter handicap in which Piper"
Donovan OF Naticf had such hard luck. Schoheid
aEanst his chance until he got through the pre-
Nmiuary round.
DOMAIN. tho only American representative In tho
race found support In the early betting at to l. He
did not move like winner in his neat and ALTO led
sl1aen or Derby 70 whom he was giving yard start
whrked hia way into the final round and ul,imu, ely
finished good third TO Schofeld and Joy. The time
was returned AZ "a yard over IL seconds" which ia
tns professional nay Of saying the Watches showed
scho9ed 10 native EnRlshnan. ~ years old stands
bieet inches tall ana weighs in tho neghborhood OF
los pounds.
The Austsalian's followers got good RIM for their
eonceding sehoheld Az yards start,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-03
News OF the wheelmen.

Tho Central Park wheemen Is the name Of now
Organization formed In this city.
Tho Bergen County wheelmeu have arranged the
following club runs for this month; june B. BnRle
wood aud renasy; June TO- Fort Lee; June II. Hack
ensAck; June ID. Paterson
,EnzAsIra, June 2-rhe Executive Committee Of tho
Union County Wheelme en- Association held meeting
last night At Elizabeth and decided that the trial heats
fer tho ten mile ptonshtp OF the county would be
held JULY 15 and AZ and the anal trials Aug g.
Nearly all the clubs in tho county will enter teams for
the tournament. which promises to be keenly contest
Cd. Tho WANING team Will receive 4 handsome trophy
NEW BRuxswIcE. June 2.-The of milo road bicycle
under the auspices OF the Brunswck Bicycle Club
took place this afternoon on the Macadam road
course from GebhArts store in Highland Park to Me-
tuohen and return. Anthony Evans OF the Brunswick
Club Won the first prize q gold medal and DR.. Walter
Rice Irving Powell and George VOORHEES, got second.
third and fourth prizes Evans's time for the nine
and . half miles was 80 minutes 2-5 seconds Tho
judges got badly mudded the time OF each contes.
tant There were only two scratch men, and the
other ridsrs had handieaps OF from to Z minutes.
The Metropolitan Association OF Cycling Clubs will
hold their annual century from Newark to Prince
ton and return June a. The following route has
been chosen: Newark Orange, South Orange. Miburn.
Springfield Plainneld DuneIlcn. New Brunswick
PrAnElin PARK and Princeton The return route will
30 from Princeton to Blauenburg. Plainville. Belle
Meade. Bonn rvte Bound Brook. PIainneld. westned,
Elizabeth, and Newark There will DO two divisions
the The slow division will start from Newark at
a. n And travel eight miles an hour. The fast d.
Yision VIII leave a. O'Clock and will travel twelve
miles Al hour.
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Goddard Clains that the Fight Was FAX.

CHICAGO. June 2.-Joe Goddard Barney Allen, Joe
Harris and other Australian fighters in the city.
are Of the opinion that The Hall slnvn fight was fake
"Iknew before Mitchell sailed fer England said God.
dard. "tbat the nght Was liked. but did not know
which man wa to win. can whip Hall at any time,
aud will bet $4,000 that can knock him ont
Hugh Napier the Australian Feather weight. arrived
here IRON san Francisco yesterday Napier
20 nght Bobby Burns OF rrovidsnck. before the New
Columbian Athletic club June 20 for SO 900 purse
barney Alien - disensted because he caunot get on
Anght for Martin Denny. whoY he VIII back against
any man IN VIC aord AZ III pounds tnless he can
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Other Games.

pARTuoufH. O; vILLrAhH ,.
HANOVER, June 2.-Dartmouth defeated wilamp IN
the nrst championship game on the home grounds
here to-day The nsding on both sides was rathsr
clever batting oConnor vas In the bog for Dart
knney's catching for Dartmouth and that OF Draper
for Williams were features OF the game, was hIso
The score;
Dartmouth. -
esoRexrowH. 9. snowN g
PaovIprrcr June a-Qeorgetovn defeated Brown 60
day the second time WHITE pitched good game for
hard bat hts eItors were very oosily Georgetown
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