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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-04
The u. b. G. Country Home.

meeting Of the Board OF Trustees OF sns nioeAyn
Biove,s Club WAS held on Tuesday evening. whom the
COMMITTEES appointed to secure . county homo for the
club rendered Its report
A~sunieisn. sum Of money had been subscribed from
among the club members to erect An outof-town
house. but - the committee was unso'e 70 procure 'ns
.,ts ds.irsu Al Raw Ridge 1t . satisfactory ngurs they
surusst~d the postpouement OF tbs building project
Tor another year. and in turn advised the Isntalo or the
club house erected last year py ths '" vi Susns
Club at Bath Beach. A..
chad IN rent ths out pg club House FOR 5000 . year.
The club house 10 located a. Bath Beach, near ths water
bTary. billiard rooms. bowling alleys . cafe, ana slssp'
Ing apartments. Ground adjoining Ihe cnS ai w MA 20 re 4.
eiuS viii axe POSSESSION Of their outof'town house
next week,
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Odds and Ends or Sports,

The postponed match between 2 p AeKson and "a.
! LSoh.: VIZ n shot Oh at f'.h'm''l' on Friday
A,weepstase match between G. wiss.l. 7. Short. ".
1 n.a. Win t s. hot e. !! Au S.sss4 Park '% ca sssaIs.y e''0' poi
n. Lacrosse ,.S cas-. ., n,I, e. d ssr .ns Ss Sps19 sa. .2 Peg e e
3 Fs'' ts.a 1s iR.p q en- as'f% .,nss + College aud 4. Row
- De en- iss1 M:c ~ VII 4 p 100. . out Rt 10. e. IF sal g9 : Il
Horace Lsed.. the eI.amateur light weight champion:
Z sI he ooini lseG man t = Il: " sls:.. asssat.y .oiS !. sys
:s1 .isS De Stanton n ssssotRs'e" 20 arrange
Z. sh ,e5 H 4s,1a sv 81 u. I M. F4,asS Sl iss. - ! T.. 4 a'ass asI.a
ma. iuI :sS!. q n: itnE f aassS .i To; m ,:s ;G s.s
Out Ssr 81 Al a p ,a : 8 S:'! ssos i fs.s Scores :; rms y n:% sss: y So
eonpst,tlon are appended, ten 4ssv G,.i pe aspt q 9f aat *
sssss s; vi K E,II:' s 80; = y " j s a:ssis 81. 1885, W. Weeks
si Tsi t"ns w.. ln ssla Z. Z tA .ai re:tdshss ct !. Z, bS..ins:
1;.:o l kst:seip! :.. sGsns' 4: On ,s ss' sn.ains y..r saat T. si Z
busting sserrss.y and I y s.a1:I co aSmsy r tran ap pse
p pna .sat 70 ;. p saying ins s . great deal On seeount Of rs.isss
I s.,a: iIs,;.d fs /: { sa FRY %,,sot 1spiIs .t sss:, ~ se' m ns$ss,
sS,ps can DO addIs's.a 70 {; l. Busting Secretary. I'ote
s. IN: sl i.ia' z aifiss!aisSS:iPsis On SoT S:is: :S;a Sss.s sssI
!s:s:; ;s:tS IL E 3: ! FFs ! i:.S . , sssass. 4 4: :i ::::s
II: GIesd : n ssi RAJ: y sSsis sS% ''s!'S g. f slsh.S
hold M j.. branch Won the standing nigh Jump At
fs.t I inches. The winners received gold wAtchsa
No less than 1873 entries have been received for IL
the preI.mInary bouts Of which will be dscided IL Puri
tan Hall. Long Island city. tonight FORTY men Ar
die Council. Nike sheridan. Frank Acspedon, y Hart
n.tt I'd Afford, and jim Somerville, in the l2Qpoun(
cins. there are f0rty.two entries including Henry Ap
fsls Hugh 0'HeilI "a C%orEh!in; James MsyslEh. William
he Be-. ttnoSSn 50: iso'pe1nd S!.,. are Tom BELLY
DEN Billy ChurehlI Tom Ahsarn. "a Fay, and Jn
Riley. Some q tss eomgs,itSTs 10 ne ltGposn.
Henry Iodd. snd I!ts ryan; IR r. lsspSusG slss
Ysto Reilly. Jim Thompson. and Billy Warren
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waverly Gun Club Shoot

Biz members Of the waverly Gun Club turned out on
Monday at Dexter Park for the regular monthly shoot
for tho annual prizes. tho best averages to count,
Schultz was the best tcorer. with eight; the other
scores were: L. Crane. I; C. Norman o; J. Norman.
4: D. Mob man. 3; J. Pshnessn. 4. swespstaks shoot
ing as foliows;
J. Fehliesen. 4: l.. Crane. l; N. schultz o
Second, SIX Rirds-M. Schultz u: L. Crane, b; j. Nohr.
man. 8: J. Pehiiesen. 8; u. Norman. l. Tics decided
In next sweep.
Norman. 81 fshliessn. z; / crane 9. Ties for second
money, ]. Fehlissep, s; j. MohIinnn. 2: y. Schultz. u
Fourth. SIX Birds-N. schultz, 8: n. hohrman. d.
Pehlietsn. 8; d Norman 2; j.. Aohrman. L Tics a.
fiith. SIX BirdsEM. Schultz 8; }: Fshlie.sn. Q: p.
Crane. Y.
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TIL. I. B-oo.,,n,. opesias Day.

shsuld the weather prove more favorable this AFTER
noon than IL did yesterday. Eastern Park. brave In
bunting and schoing with the classical music OF the
DAY. viii hold many thousand persons eagerly anxious
to vituess the second encounter between Philadelphia
and Brooklyn. Byrns's boys will DO accorded . mo
welcome, and the opening day OF the home season
should be made . memorable onA Cohlsfnos osnu
The Brooklyns have not done At all badly on their
recent trip. and they Will show thcir admirers that
they .re IN tbs race Or tho Rs.n.n. by the way they
srowd. slWsys willing 70 steal . victory .; the last
moment, 40 Il behooyss the home team TO keep on the
watch Al III time lhe QuskeYs are In excellent con.
dison. their pitchers In particular doing exception
ally good WORK.
team will be seriously crippled Bronthsrs n. sur
prised every one by his active play ~ nrsh ana MIS- Dat
ttne has been very heavy.
One thing which niLbet revelAIion 70 me c,snxs
up for hs rights. Dave has always been looked upon
a very quiet, but he will be found TO be SSickef OF
high degree when occasion reQuireA
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A Nav Yacht Club on Gravesesd Bay.


The stormy weather OF Monday night did not pre-
rent q large attendance At the meeting In Bsnsonhurss
Hall, for the purpose Of organizing the now yacht club.
c. q. simonson called the meeting TO order. and on mo
ton was made temporary Chairman. With. 8. Lathrop.
temporary secretary. Cha,rmsu Simonson appointed
A.ssrs. Brack EFT. Coleman. Brett Earl. and Hubbard .
Nominating Committss. VIII 10 waiting for the com
m,ttes's report thirty members were admitted The
following officers were proposed and slectsdi
Com modore. the Hon. John Coltier; vGs.0"mm ofnss.
Captain, R W. Rumnill: MeasuIer. =. u MGEGoy.
President. q. Flrgnsoh: "; y!ce.rIssideni; 7 v, hat
rrIustess o &. Tredwsii. Nv. Lane, John Cotttsr. Y.
Rurguson, Jr, john brown. j. II. Coleman. ST., X Ii.
~Shsrwood. r. W, kummIlL and : 4. kit.on: n,,,n.
being on Grsvesend BAY. between Fort Hamilton ana
Norton's Point, thus coin m landing fns view OF staten
island, Sandy Hook. and part OF the Jersey shore; me
anchorage for yachts l, excellent and during ne =. m y;
entertaining. A new club house Will be started imme.
diAtsly. and the members expect to he IN Possssaion p
II by june /. Invitations Will be eNtendeo 20 All yacnt
cinb msmber.t to b. present At the heuss Warning:
A number OF regattss will be held during tne eeasons
and other clubs viii be invited 10 enter iheF ooaA
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SALE OF THE sENET TnoTTERs.
N,uety-two Head Sold Yesterday for . Tota
or 0l0,006.


Of 0lS,00S.
By order Of the executors. all the trotting
stock. the property OF the late George L seney.
the well-known art connoisseur and stock
broker, were sold at auction yesterday by Fiss
& Doerr. at the Blue Front Stables. East
TWENTY. fourth street. Local trottlng horse
men wsfe en Tsn There was little room to
show speed. but In spite Of this the bidding
was brisk and prices fsiI
s:Sssass !; !. Iss5S y ds S.sisIdl az Anna. by SOS
S: sI' y Sii li.sT :; 4 a. ssss; X y S siap.sn, rs. .:S. 800
As ssia a:sts, e. 81 il nj ti. Wv i; r Rossr:, eiiS:..s; Ats
Lf Ps,ly S' 8; alsy i f. ri; i ). a. ~ a, sse:s:r' o Ssa,iYI,.. 500
B%i hs,, 1; t + 1; i liz: T. Z. a sp e.lss.. s ely. 1000
.$;:ik 5, yySSss@.eai::::s IL. q saSs s;i Tl;:sS:oSS; {; i x:S. 600
-. ssr s, R.:s' ss.. =, ,ss s.i x ssy iwsAii..';-sisi.. sso
yl ~ 4 ! s ) z. i ~ e s:!i: siii..-E1. ..o
INK S:lA. y. f. !; ;i iSI;s /; EssJ k,dss E;Ss:si,S4 f;s siss; $40
ys:s, H.iosp, s.; ,Iiiss1: BY Norway Knox; VA a.,
cr %snH H.! ssis s s:sn. &: m. and Oh. m, sig year: -,o
Lo OH; G co III Dr. m. iisss.. breeding untracsd:
BIVg "s MAJ ss.sbi b "a q. p 1sse' J. ey 3 T hs,i Z ss. Knox. 800
George starr. br. T.. breeding untraced: 4. Dut $50
N u Won't Oh. m. by Gen. iwiinsrr-dsm ~ Wv
Wsstmont; Thurbsr. Whyland 4 co... :,,.,-. 2b5
Bay mare. 1855. breeding untracsd; 7. Erdsn. ,so
Franz aud Charlie, h. gslding,; u. i. Wynn. Far ~
Bi EiHjs ons.. iii, Z. Gr.sdiniss luiiras:d: w:.x.twynn.. SO
Total for % head siS,sS99
Average Der head ...."....-..-.... ....... zlT
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SHOTGUN AND RIFLE
Phiip Lblnger and IGaats Msvtsn sheet for
N Trophy.

Two Of Brookiyn's ~preminsnt business mes. Phfhp
Libinser. the brewer. and Ignats Nartss. President OF
ths Long Is and Real Bssats Exchange. met In Deckis'
mans New schuetEsn Park. Glendale, bong Island,
yesterday afternoon and shot . match for . diamond
medal This match was made some two years ago. but
through various causes was not decided uatl ysstsr
day. Invitattons TO all the prominent ride shooters In
and about New York bad been sent ouS but owinG 20
the heavy storm only . .sw frionds Of the eontestants
were on hand 70 witness the match. The eenditious q
the match were twenty-five shots each. distance 90
yards. herman ring target
Previous to the opening Of the match Il vas thousnt
By those best acquainted With the shooting abnttiey OF
the two contestants that tho match would Dc close
early part u the race. In the form Of defective car
tridTea. and made II Inn possible for him to overcome
the lead secured BY Nartsn- The results u the shooting
are - follows.
shots, sSS poinia Martens majority. ia
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Racing In tho Mud at Bennings.

JENNINGS. D. C.. May 3.-The races here to-
day were run In rain and mud. and q very
small crowd was In attendance. Tho results
follow:
First Race-Two.yearolds; fve furlongs Domingo
nrst, La Juiye second, G~aIloping Queen third. Time.
1:ob&.
second R.ee-ssIling; seven furlonga Indigo nnt.
Third Racs.s.lling;, six fnrlongs, Poor Jonathan
nrst. Marguerite second, Comforter third. Time. 1918.
FOURTH kassmBsaien hor.ss: one mile; Boiler hrst.
Fifth Race -HAndicap. .hurdis: one and q quarter
miles. Landss.r nrst. Margherita second. st. John
third Time. 2;lSk.
Entries for tomorrow follow:
First Raee.sslling; nys.eighths Of 2 mile. Nay
TSSesross: .s; fo,SSota ll2; Hustler. ITO: charOn.
Second Race ,rnrs. ;yeA1iola.i i've and a half fur.
lo1i SaPhhshA lo7; Rose Washington. lot; Fannie
Third Rsfs.Hs.S,sspi on: mile. Logan. lis; IL
Fourth Receive year.olds; tveeiVhths OF a mile,
Little MAJ, ii9; ciarrus. ITO; Kenmore. ITO; St. Pat,
Fifth Racs-Penaltles and allowances; thrss-quar
terra Of . mile. strathmeAth. ia; Pagan, ia; Bel De
,monio. liz; Roha H.. 100. LiIzstta, l01.
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Fine Work By Gynnssts.

Al Interesting gymnasto competition attracted .
large gathering to the gymnaaium OF st. Bsrtholomsv's
Club. 2oy East Forty.secoud street. last night The
intervals between the standard events were nlisd By
musical athletic. and boxing spocia!tisl
The aggregate points made by each competitor all
round were computed at the end OF the proerAmms.
and handsome prizes wero awarded TO the nrst
three; 4: O. Harvey: 2si points; H. L.mD1!'
Medals were also presented 70 william Butt.
tue season. It was announced that Bnt!s had shown
1874 inelea Ths other mans increase was given A.
AfT8s Rev. David II. Greer. rector Of ST. Bartholomew
Church, presented the trophies to ths respective win
ners amid great applause. The summAries;
Horizontal BaIIMon by A. G. Harvey; g. Lamont
seconl; John Dobbin. third. $1,000
second: John Dobbin. third.
end; John Dubbin. third.
second; John pobbin. third.
Runping High Jump-won by z. Biorkel height, 8
feet one ,nch;- j. Rundquist. and George Clark tied AZ
8 feet.
inches; A. Harvey andJ. Lacey tied Tor shfo place ~
8 feet.
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New HAVEN. May s-capt Ives Of the Yale crew has
received the nrst OF the two sight-oared sheLs for the
use Of the navy in this years nnal practice and Yale
Harvard race 1t isl paper boat made by Waters Of
Troy and In weight and Dimensions u almost exactly
identical with the paper boat constructed for Yale by
the same builder last year. its 60 tact long And "a
inches wide anidships. Tho shsilha had . thorough
test. and has been found to work in . manner far sups-
rior 10 the one OF last year.
The MANAGEMENT has given pp the idee OF rowing an
aluminium boat. al, least until the etnetsnoy Of nheis!
so unsattsfsctory that none Of This material viii BE- or.
dsrsd this season. The second new paper shell for ysls
starts for New London. The nrt shall VIII be used for
the practice OF the Varsity oarsms en- till then. and after
the TRIVIAL Of the second II will be turned over to the
freshman crew for their snnuai race VIII Harvard
and C0lumbtA.
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Baseball Games To-day.
NATIONAL LEAGUE AID n AssoolAI'

NATIONAL LEAGUE AID AHxhIoAT AHsootA"V"
Washington Va. New York, at Washingfon
Brooklyn W. Philadelphia. At Eastern fark
Baltimore Va. Boston, at bAltimore
Cleveland VS.. Chicago at CleveAnd
Louisville VS.. Pittsburgh, At Louisvnla.
OrBER GAMMA
New Brunswick Vs.. Murray Hill. NJ New Brunswtek.
Amherst W. Holy Cross. at Amherst
Hobart w. Union, At Geneva.
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C~INUINNAIL 1T L.a
CINCINNATI. May 3,-When the hsos stmnrttSs.
spidsrs would b ddistsnced. but with the re-
tirement OF Davies there was q temR0sar 3 ave
runs By hits. gifts. and. q couple OF etrG,s ~
Capt C9miskey MSPhss. 6 To e stsH bnffett
from tying the score. and later on. with the
bases full. he killed q bit for Childs and turned
II into a doubls, play. Eysrypoa{ s,uSEvo At
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-04
Central Bra.ch AtLI.ts. At r,.y.

An athletic competition was held ct the Central
Branch OF the Brookyn y. u. @. A. on Tuesday evening.
tho ~erformAnce IN the running high and broad jumps
were above the average. In tho high Jump Ed William
son cleared the bar at 8 feet b inches. and In the broad
jump Larry Seattle covered 10 feet. The summary Of
events follows.
jump VI s feet y inches; Larry Beattis. & feet u inehes.
second; Ed Riefenstai. 3 feet inches, third. 80,
msS' FEE. ~ ineehsSs. ) H. Il shannSn' 81 fs ~ ~
inches. second; Ed williamson, "a feet, third.
cunning Broad Jump-won by Larry BeAttis. 10 feet:
a Ho.kin. ~ iset ~ inehss. second; Ed RiefenstAL
Fencs vsult-%ca BY "a Williamson. Q feet ~
inches; A Hinmsn. o feet 81 inches, second; Fred
HLimIn. q feet 81 Inches. third on tosA
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FavorItes Successful at Gloucester.
GLOUCESTER, May 3.-Four favorites won to-

day. m
r,.;. ssss,rop M. and c 4 nsIa fsr'G rs, s f 70 i Fk llais
;ssSSd; P; s. f Z Il; ~ prst! s' "a | g SkH Y! sSfr, ,s'sa, ' IL
e XII 4: y %i 10 {; r g! S 81 70 h I: sa ffii'a IL fkaa e. 10 l. 50 SCI 10
T. zen. ana Asttie Lee. 80 70 / Also ran: inns, I,o2A; -.
3 IS ! %.s sss.' . ;sS:H ps asi / ,S SsP s., sf slp:s:yi i 20:
fps; psss; ,S 9 q ? j. e aa ! yGss:n. 3 sS' 70 !, h a:is; ~ y s' 8
T i as sss:; ss wsn. and S. ! s'' si ts' J ? 70 5 ,a sssS.e: ::ys;1 10;
issa sssI. e iSt & ! ri l.! Psysr Is ,i 10 !. G SsSts TT ILL.,. ! e rs s
ep SsS.is d R.s SACK Sl.sf~a ssf.9 iUs. 10 Is; : Sss. aSs; .;e On i
Str,nEteliow Io3. , e ! Diam; third; Blp i, g,5di 81 10
1e{ ssIo s. &. j ] j, sG 4! ST kh Hs.S:i 20 e e /. I; s. s.. sH Mi' ue%. g 90 to
',iIiaa ksss1TaIss I'd : SaIt ,ur b.H P.r; Ds,ti;
1 10; Z : t. . 2 tDSSys Ss.1 sr's; i y. 8 g 70 i sas am .h II
sia.Y 1929 Hssg sn sS !. !! i to sn i. and Midget. SO Sit /. also raj.
,d S!1 ] 10 Ea ffnsl.,: s sna ' Sssssfsl! ,S one So n'5 5Dsyss:
i Pete. Is s s:a boz Bssas : = sla. t1:s'! !ss ss'. !: s, sSs'sp i s ~.
10 TO l. bohemian. to 1. and Alta "a to l. ais" ran
The entries and probable starters for to-
morrow's races are:
first Raes-vous aud half furlqnss; m.iaen.; sell.
tnEi J Snasyo o;connor, ssoifis, Turner. LORD aarr.y' Jos
1 III . .sss: c siinf {So nHis a as!. ;i,tse. 1 Shy5. Lsa1snst...
AA1 sii:s5 f Ss:: Ia is ssr .sss; v 'sF:s,y ;:ss s:a :s%lHs:
sssoaf sI g sssh; TX tl sss: PAM Eanaias. esIaa.hS. u each:
Thlrd kas..aon:: mills and Al eighth; selling Transit.
1 wsID es's' P.a d k.as c hiSs IN All .rl., e "a ae saiannsf S.;m aoai
tan. Come 70 rsw. Vendetta. ioi aeh.-,.....,.
r sSs5!s f atss. ss y. .Rs . ana s'es 5ss. fl tcsl ssss; f 'S;s's'
ri Firth I! s sss.PIss fssi.ons:: selling little snssr. los:
Tf sis.s Ri sse. A q sS "a 9 I'll. k', fa,io No; ss s:ss. Sli soi. y:
sSS.i Si:, fT. ia.. s. o nSRnss; r a.S,.n L: a Es"ss a;o1 Isl
each; Mabis Il, Fomsroy. vuipina, iOa each.
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E.~.,,.,o- R,ae <;Ius sh,ct.

fhe weekly medal shoot OF the ENce'sior Club OF
Jersey City came oil ut its ~hesdquar erS "n Tuesday
uight. The scores. 10 shots. possible 25b d.stanc- IS
feet, were: ST. Hanson. 243: !. q Bc,c": 40: W..
Henueaaey, 26p; j. sprtcker. 24o: J Hi"H,s 23S; ".
Thomas, 3Ss; 7: Hughes. 22.: II. Dun. pa: - A. Ryer.
2I2; J. Binns 1876.
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First base on rrors-Pittsburgh 2: chicago; l. Lens
SslsIon Terry. 2; ~ s.SSn; 8 Struck n. Sasr isyy
Parrott. DUNCAN. stolen es-pono stsnssI ".
sh.gsrt Mack Lang Double hnyEgga ~. '"us"'''
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4 FAD OAR ron sAsxsAnI.
O-ly Tive N~stsc.si League 0ssses fleye~
Yesterday OWNS - Bsfs.

Yesterday owtse Ss
While only two games were played intne
National League yesterday. the defest o. TINS
Clevslsnds enable the New Yorks TO sdvences
point. The Pittsburghs won their Initial game
Of the season and are no longer in last place
scores were a. follows:
Cincinnati. II: Cleveland. IA.
pittsburgh, ., chicago. L
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ENTRIES FOR T0-DAY,s RACES.

Have Filled Well
The programme OF six races at Elizabeth to-
day includes the Elizabeth Stakes for three
ysar-olds. with ten horses named TO start.
and the Greenville Stakes for all ages. with
seven good entries The other races have
Allsd fairly we'll considering tho muddy con-
dition OF the track, and fair sport Is promised.
The entries In full are:
first Raee-A swsepstAksA Of $40 each. for three
ysArolds and npgari Nhieh have not Won at, this
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An dassre for liquor p~srmansnay ~s~sossd.
The Empire Institute. l46
West 43d St.. New York. offers
an improved scientific cure for
liquor. morphine. cocaine. and
tobacco diseases.
Each caSs treated Enthusiastically BY pkvstetams
Of high standing sotsh regard 10 the physical
p~ee,.tartttes Of the patient
Not a single failure or unfa.
vorable physical result has oc.
Cured. No detention from
business is necessary. Call
and witness treatment. High
est references.
I %pHaE FGTn %1i IAsts W. 2 u rsssSs ss. i. 8 osoS 81 sSIaAasDGs
DAvIa
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O,e Horse Not Ridden Ont, ana Another
slow TO Leave the Post

O.s Horse Not Ridden Ont, ana Another
slow TO Leave the Post
LEXINGTON, May 3.-Good weather marked
the fourth day Of tho Lexington spring meet
ing. but the track was still muddy ana the
fields were accordingly VERY small
The event Of the day was the Louis ana Gus
straus Selling stake at a mile. 1t was lor
three-year-olds and upward. and was worm
ST. to the winner. There were only I'VE
starters. Clintie c.. 103 tCostellol to s: Fer
rier. 1O3 iWsshamh 3k to i: Old Pepper. lOo
iBleyinsl 4 to L: Beatince. 90 lGardneIl 8 to I
Puryear D.. 100 tKuhnl 8 to 4. Cilntie u
ths taSoTits; got xo the lsDs Sfst t 81 r.f her s!a sios Saa
attendant. Old Pepper. and he Was T, two lengths tn.
ahead Of Iurysss 1 d; ah Msii n %ht tss sr stpstc 81.
played outsider. pnryear D.: CANE on t and Won Won
81 eciintf G. third. The irst race. a selling
tho two 70 iye fav9ritsi %Intsri95r x l1 |.p 5B5pyt mt
Aim Duke. third. Time. lao The second, q
s% cns iaSor is,se won. By two lspst$s:. BrItish
EISe ,i BlSo a. second .Sa, tb BY s lsnsths; el Himei st Tx.
and a halt farIones; Win eight starters, , This 8
held. out the rank outsideri Oscar. refusing Z u n1i:
to take any bets on nlH. NUM- Whs ~
Yer and Costello ON White Nose Oliver did q
little kicking ct the post. and IL kuhn ad failed LED e z
looked as il he was going to mako n runaway
race Of /. leading his tisld hall q dozen ssrs ,eWRf bite
Nose WAS closing on him. and Oliver had come
from near the rear and was a good d dnir0' tb IL
stretch. and Oscar. 1O4. w. Mooney up. with
six to one against, won by q neck. 9hser sec
ond. q neck the best OF White Nose. third.
Col. jack .Chinn. the starter. at enee entered
the Judges stand and complained to the ON
cials that Kuhn had not tried to get oliver
away from the post Kuhn was called into tho
stand and stated that Oliver had kicked CON
siderably at the post, and on that account no
failed to get him or we'll, Kuhn Is Q prrpos-
sessing white hoy. and his testimony hat SO
much weight with the judges, Col E. 1. Clay.
| Milton Young. and j. N. Camden. that no ac-
ton was taken.
The nth and last race. Q purse for two-year-
| olds, at Ave- had four CHARTERS. and the
clsverly By three lengths. Dock stadsr second.
by three lengths. Barbara third. Time. liz
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CAsrERs RACING AGENCY, iel East asd st-win;
T. ming horses daily: Elizabeth, Gloucester mail
orders telegraphsdi $40 weekly.
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p. n:rp Sy r 1sn.Ioinsannsssl' 8; c%isS.lsna, !. HIi.ft n
Ss:sssstineinn.ti, s. tisvsIapd. 2 Fir. base ~ On R Pau.
ins. STRUCK eut-iy Dyy., !: sy Ds,i: f.b !: ~
csnsvsn. hoilidsy. sserincs hit.Ls;ham. s1s,sn
S.:ss.Lathsm 81 Holiidsy ~; s smith. ~ Sad comiss.
hsy: WIG p.!~ehs..Dav!s:; ?; hss'hs'' u A''~A -
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Bowling aanes To-nisht.

T. l. Q, 4. LrAoUs.
Bedford Va fwsnty-third street, At Bedford alleys
Central W. Madison avenue, at Central Aleys.
coluxsiA HALL FouRsAnksL.
Nonparel W. Ansonia; Ansonis Va Ainso'a; hinsol'
Va NonpArel
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r1.e.tou.Ha~vard Baseball Gaas, satsr
day. May Q.

tn, Psna,sIyspi. E r P ; c sa' 3, on sn sss..sss
Of Princeton. harvard baseball game. 80 leave New
York at ! i. Nj. newark. l;2e; Eiiaass,h. Lee; aah.
special 10 leave Prinee.on az close Of same: Round
Yarft' ~ 30; KswsrE, 90 IS; Elizabeth. ~; Railway.
SIZE. and New BTuns u.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-04

The Volunteer Will Not DsfsnS the Cup.
BosroH. Nay alt 10 true that Gen. Payne has sold
the Volunteer TO Commodore Forbes She 10 to b
made into a s,oop, and will be r;gged as formerly. but
Is she measures 81 20 feet she cannot enter the trial
racer A. Q cup defender.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-04

Lion Park. To-day and To-norro~. s,kS r. n,
Young Ladies' Baseball Club va NorninEsids Athletic
Ida
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-04

Baseball, Eastsra Park. r. n. To-day.
Grand opening OF League Champlonship
HrookIyr W. fhIladoiphiA Admission soc. and ztA
Music by Contsrno's full military band--Ads.
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pI1rsaupog. q; CHICAGO, !.

PrrrsBuRaH. May 3-Anson's boys could not
hit Terry to-day. and. Pittsburgh won ~ nrss
pitrhed a Hne game, and kept the hits scat
tered. Attendanco. l.4UO. The score.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-03-18

Messrs. Montague d McHuph. i'm
response to request for Information
regarding Fuirhaven from w. n. Samp.
son, general manager of the Nonotuck
silk Co., Of Cincinnati, forwarded a
number Of papers and pamphlets con
tanning descriptive matter. In nc
acknowledgement Of this they have re-
ceived the following letter.
CINCINNATI, March 10
Messrs. Montague ~ McIlugh, Falrhaven
Wash:
Dear Slrs - Your papers Illustrating
your booming city ana state reached me
and J have finally had time 10 sludy them
carefully aud ~ looks a, though YOU ought
10 get along and give points 70 some Of the
Old Eastern localities. You certainly
nave all tue advantages possible and
another great c>scntidl-whIch Is pu.h
nope ! VIII have time and money enough
before great whllo 10 20 out there and
see you aud the country / am afraid 4
would not want to come back
We have had hard, long winter here
ana IL Just begins 70 look ike spring. and
hope We are going 10 have a guod wear.
WIN best wishes. am, yours very tfuiy.
". H. SAMPSON.