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SPARED OF, and when at last I came 70
myself and became convalescent ]
was SO weak and emaciated that .
medical board determined that not q
day should be lost in sending me back
70 England. was dispatched, accord
dinghy, in the troop-ship Orontes, and
landed a month later on Portsmouth
jetty, with my health irretrievably
ruined, but with permission from a pa
ternal government to spend the next
nine months in attempting to i'm
prove it.
had neither kith nor kin In Eng.
land. and was therefore as free as air
or as free as nm income of eleven
shillings and siSpencc a day will per-
init n man TO he. Under such circum-
stances ! naturally g%ravitated to Lon
don, that great cesspool into which
all the loungers and idlers of the EN-
pire are irresistibly drained. There
stayed for some time at a private
hotel In the Strand, leading a com-
fortress, meaningless existence, and
spending such money as ! had con-
siderably more freely than ! ought.
So alarming did the state OF my finances
become that I soon realized that ! must
either leave the metropolis and rusti-
cate somewhere in the country, or that
must make a complete alteration in
my style of living. Choosing the lat
ter alternative, l began by making up
my mind TO leave the hotel, and to
take up my quarters in some less pre-
tentious aud less expensive domicile.
On the very day that ! had come tc
this conclusion, ] was standing at the
Criterion bar, when some one tapped
me on the shoulder, and turning
round ] recognized young Stamford
who had been u dresser under me a,
Bart's. The sight OF a friendly face
in the great wilderness Of London is
pleasant thing indeed to a lonely man
In old days Stamford had never been
u particular crohy Of mine, but now
hailed him with enthusiasm, and he
in turn, appeared To be delighted to Sc,
me. In the exuberance OF my joy
asked him to lunch with me at III,
Holborn, and we started of together il
q hanson.
Whatever have you been doini
with yourself, Watson?" he asked, II
u~ndisguised wonder, as we ratified
through the crowded London streats
"You arc as thin as q lath and as brown
asa NUT"
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-12-01

was Auly attached TO the Fifth North
cumberland fusilicrs rs assistant sur
geon. The regiment was stationed In
India nj the time, and before I could
Join Il the second Afghan var had
broken out. On landing at bombay ]
learned that my corps had advanced
through the passes and was already
deep In the enemy's country. I fol-
lowed, however, with many other OFF,
cers who were in the same situation as
myself. and succeeded In reaching
Candahar In safety, where I found my
regiment, and at once entered upon my
new duties.
The campaign brought honors and
promotion to many, but for me IL had
nothing but misfortune and disaster.
] was removed from my brigade and
attached to the Bcrkshires, with whom
served nj the fatal battle of Maiwand.
There ! was struck on the shoulder by
= Jezail bullet, which shattered the
bono and grazcd the subclavian artery.
] should have fallen into the hands OF
the murderous Ghazis had 1t not been
for the devotion and courage shown
by Murray, my orderly, who threw me
across q pack-horsc and succeeded in
bringing me safely to the British lines
Worn with pain, and weak from the
prolonged hardships which I had un'
dergonc, I was removed, with . great
train Of wounded sufferers, TO the base
hospital Mt Peshawur. Here I rallied
and had already improved so far Is to
be abs 10 walk about the wards, and
ven to bask q little upon the veranda
when ! was struck down by enteri,
fever, that curse Of our Indian posses
sions. For months my life was dc
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-12-01
SItcCIN''s Sale.

Notice is hereby given, that under and by
virtue Of an order at sale issued from The office
of 4. II, Crole clerk Of the district court Of the
tenth Judicial district. within aud for Webster
county. Nebraska, upon an action ptndlng,
therein, wherein charles j piCkiord Is plautin,
ANA against John \, Sihc,i, Mary T.. >locrt,
Bninliam 'ul,eNs 4 20 Is SANGER W. T,ntys,
ana Clarence X, ~i,esse. Trustee and bsnei' larry
trustee Defendants.
shall ofler for sac ut public vendue, 10 the
highest bidder for cash IN hand, nc che east
door oi he court h use, ut Red Cloud. IN snld
webster county, Nebraska, (that being tne
building wherein The last lersi of said court
WAS holdciD on the iith day OF December 4 u.
iS92 at II O'Clock A, NJ, OF said day. the follow.
Ing described property Ia Wit; The southeast
~ artrr OF section thirty.iiye 1867 township one
~ ior,h OF range twelve (l2l west ot the btii
v. NJ, containing according 10 government
survey 100 acres.
Given under my hand this 10th day of No'cm'
Der A. d.. 1898.
GEO. n. COON, Shcrin'
by j, TOMLINsof, Deputy
GROW Barker, PHI inliils Attorneys.
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Ma snsRrlocx RoLnEa

Y the year 1878 I
took my degree
doctor Of
medicine of the
university OF
London. and
procec dcd to
Netley TO go
through til c
course pre-
scribcd for sur
geons in the
army. Having
completed y
studics there I
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-12-01
SAD9 Z

1etae a reprint Jre0 ne remiaisesness o. JOIN
II WATSON. NJ. D., late Of tAs Army xsdteet
Dsperfmsas
CHAPTER L
M auInfoCu HoInRA
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WANT TO KEEP THE GIRLS OUT
Members OF the Crescent =. &. Ask TO Have
Their PRIVILEGES Curthiied.


There is quite division OF opinion among
| the m Elm bers Of tho Crescent A. C. OF Brooklyn
as to what privileges should BIO extended to
women at the clubs handsome country home.
Bay Ridge. and n heated discussion over the
matter Is likely to occur ut the next meeting
OF the Board OF Governors.
Tho Crescent Club occupy dwelling mousse
at II Pierropont street. Brooklyn. where wo-
men are rarely ever extended an invitation 10
visit. At their country home. however no
restriction is placed upon club members rela-
tive 70 bringing ladies there; in fact, special
provision Is made for their ommodation.
A ladies' dining room has boon set apart In
the second story OF tho house ana inc o,r eass
half tho house, ia for their exclusive nse.
The result has been Tint bevies OF pretty Ri5is
are to DO aeen daily at tho house and grouhds;
greatly to the discomfort OF the bashiui
0a On SATURDAY ID f last ' the club formally opened
their Bay, Ridge home. and 1t was regarded as
. special ladies' day The grounds ana rIuD
aSa ncsd s eo,stS T@ Inc s
they ut once. protested against the visits OF
women, and tho foll9wing notice has peen
For the comfort and convenience OF tho members
the Eo'etnors are ptton,d,o rcend the rIyrgss
days. a"f sa S'Gs s" aai S S 1"' - ~
The retition is headed with the nnm M, , Of
VIII eli {5s Mho is the Rnr nni
driving Club Of that city and former Captain
Of tho Crescents football eleven.
A prominent member OF the club VINO re-
ouested that his name should not DO used.
told q Sun reporter yesterday TINT about nfty-
five members. INCLUDING the SOCIAL and attn
letic element. Ind already signed the petition,
and 1t Is Ink oily that the list will run into tho
hundreds before the end Of this week. ON
this account" he continued. Il do not see how
the Board OF Governors can act in any other
way than to change the rule so ~ toprohihit
from bringing ladies to the club
house on Saturdays sundays. and hoii.
days A majority Of the men who
frequent the country house drive |
down from the city. and on tho days which nre
Objectionable they are invarla bly, accom- pnnied |
BY girls, The, consequence Is the restaurnnt
service Is rnther Inadequate and tho stag |
suffer. Tennis. baseball. and other |
sports arc INDUCED in. and tho members think |
hat the presence OF women places u restrlc.
ton upon their movements"
grent number OF the members assert TINT
they will oppose the movement to curtail the
adde's priv leges. "
The Crescents country homo say that the
n mbers who signed the petition are horrid
things" They declare that as tho Crescent
Club does not give any social entertain ment
throughout the winter. the least they can do is
% allow women the privilege Of visiting the
Bay Ridge place on any day.
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Staten Island schoolboy. on tho TRACK.

The eighth annual games OF tho Hellenic A. A. of St.
Austins School held yesterday afternoon at tho
staten Island A. Z. grounds The summary:
one.nundredyard Dash. Handicnp-Won by E. 3.
Travis, scratch: j. V Burton scratch, second; o. ". H..
One.hundred. yard Dash. Bows nder 10. Handicap
Won by J.. Cl!man. 10 Yards; Irving. yards sec
ond NJ T. Hazard scratch. third Time. 45 seconds
,one.hundred;ynrd Dash, Boy. under r. Handicap
s wS ~ Tine M Is s ssda " Lindsay Scratch
SACK Race. 100 yards scratch-Won by y. r. brad
bury !. l. Irving second, A. n Taylor third Time. "a
seconds
Eunning Il Gh Jump. uand'cap--won by J.v. Burton.
one.half inch. Height. I ieet inches.
Haini.c Run. handicar-Wonb by j W King. scratch
4. Newbod. yards second; H. il. Lindsay. ~ yards
third. Time. = minutes rs seconds.
Three.esged Race-Won III a wax by Travis and Bur
ton
Running B-oal jump Hanlicn?-won byJ. v Bur
ton srratrh VITA junpf /. Is ct inch +. :. Trav
ors ,c'atcl second with ajnnp Of 10 iest ,nehes
w. :. Crandeii. yard. third Time. - 40 kecnndS
Throwing he Eatebs!l Uand,carWon by i. "
burton scratch. Win throw OF 2si feet: A. - Tay-
Hazard. 10 yards third. wiki throw OF 2G3 feet
inches.
TWO nnnd red .and.:wenty.ynrd Hurdle Race uand.
scratch. second. Tune. Is seconds.
Mile Bicycle Race. HanGicap-won by A. y. Law
Isnse scIa,ch; H. = lind.ey . Yards second: j. ".
Mile Run. iIanGrnp-Won by j. W. King tacratch); 7.
f. Newnoid % YARDS second; II. Sed!cy lvU yIrL.)
third Tine minutes 90 seconds.
King ucrntchl with put OF ~ feet u inches: j. V.
Burton kcra,c second with pu. Of 20 Feet inches:
O. ". II. Iard q feeD third with put OF 20 feet
inches
One hunGredyard Consolation Pace (open to the lads
who in none OF the other events)--Won by H.
CLARK: o. ". II. Lillard second. Time. IL seconds.
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The winners at Gloucester
GLOUCESTER. juno 5-The races run bere n
day resulted ~ follows.

INV "'hnors mt Gloucester.
GLOUCESTER. Juno 6.-Tho races run here To.
day resulted rs follows:
First; RAce-Five eighths Of a mile A n II
with Aortsn second and Melinda third Time T. ON
second kAcs-six and quarter fur onR. dem =.
Won; VAN lIJtenns second and Little MD third
Third ksus--Ftve.sighth, OF = mile Fl.ur.,.. s,.,
Go Lucky second, and COmIsds third, Tins u"""'
- fourth Raeu- nix hnd ~ haf Iurlongs IIo.,i 80,
Tar ana Tartar second and Annnrcan thra him. on'
>, Liith kace-fonr onas, chnnr-. TO-! atoi ~
santa Alta colt. los. ~ to cfranert third Tm.
sixth Eacs-ssv.n ,furlonr. Wyoming ,oa .r.n
hckesver ioI. 1910 Bender). third. N'''' ''e'ha'
Tho entries for tomorrow arc:
pI,s, RaesIFour and half furiongs indian. oo,.
i%ps SI.on d IA Van Meter ioa kcts fSrns io
sse0nd hdco-, Four and . half furIon ~. thr..x
ins; ssmm,t iol Minnie brown coli. ioi Hn,I,1
NY 100; Lost Mars vi; Montsl. VI; King lnhnh
-. uoluAy, ~; Jimmie Lamley. VI; Atnmsn ~.
"G Tn ne NJ ~; 1as H. p2 karGanna W. vs.
Xsoian H., d:ns iOs; IN C.sir los; Rnsitc i ns!
wallace ding luS; P-stilencr 100; EI;,n ~.
SAIdn.r lO+ Id Acliinnis iOI Major Th",n,onn ~;
yssNpwn 'os' Asnophon, loi Sationa ioa Min
Fourth RnSs-;six and q half furlsnrs Te,t,,,.
hnnph nv Dickens, iua kmOie M, lai; Car,onn inti
nIap ',h ~ icluylk lo.; Experence III Ae1'
soh ~" our and ha fnIongr Red Elm lna.
SeIt nj 'o' uncertainty. ioti Aarmout. "; sir ii.I.
Sdn KarsTsiH snd heH turlonss warpesl 10.
iiPsshda h.llS rrHs no. foKmead iIo sstnIaet
io hssasaa! nd III si rs,TsSs s, io
Cut Along. 100 '' sAhA Sonnis 1901
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NOT TOO HOT FOR NEW YORK,
1Vr 1T VAS RATHER sULTRT ON
FOTUER DIAMONDS YESTERDAY.

Tao Bteotiyns Go Down Again rror che
Onsinught. OF Anson's Men-A Cheek at
Inst TO FittsburHh's proErrssion-IIara
lvork for the Champions 70 Beat Cleveland
rho contests on tho various League fields
yesterday wero otubbornlY fought. but rs q
rule tho favorltes won. The New Yorks played
n spanking game against st. Louis. and their
supporters are sufficiently encouraged to be-
Iievo that they will make 1t thrce straight with
tho Western club. There was good. earnest
Eamo at Brooklyn. but tho Representatives OF
that city were again compelled to acknowledge
defeat at tho hands OF tho Chicagos. She sur
Prise o!ths day occurred at Washington. where
the pittsburghs were beaten by n two to ono
ccore. Boston had hard tussle with Cieve-
land. and Just managed to pull! out in tho lend.
Tho results OF tho day we're:
heS York. 10; 81. Louis. r.
Chicago. Z; Brooklyn 6.
Boston. IL; Cleveland, 10
Philadelphia. y. Cincinnati. a.
Washington. IL! Pittsburgh. z.
baltimore. Ct Louisville. i
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Baseball Notes,

| Dowd has taken q big drop in his batting.
Silver King will Join the Cinctnnatis on June IT,
| Pitcher Doan has been left behind by 81. Louis
Hawley will probably pitch for tho Browns to-day.
year. '' AA'''"1 game I'LL
ayen,' three hits were inned sroundor which he
The st. Louis players say Watkins the hardest kind
MAR Mark Baldwin viii pitch to-day. and may mako /,
Arthur cI.rtson says he hasn't had show with the
Second Baseman Frank Ward renppeared with the
Baltimores yesterday.
A. Ridseneid Park on saturday-Ridssnsld Parks. !:
knickerbocksrs l3
sporting Of fHr ''na his addr' to the
pa M5n Is IL. . wSa sfs SCI with tho
The 81. Louis College team defeated the Emeralds At
Van Nest on sunday by n score OF to4 ~
Mfsr f s: na,
New York player who does the best General WORK this
Ed Crane has broken artery in his right isR To ia
Tnatr ne doctors care and hopes to be AOo pitch
Glasscoek Is playing great bali lie 10 In hi. uniform
early ana shows interest III his work at All imes Fur
John and Arthur Garrison have q sixtsen.year.old
Iasa seSoS ,sas sa, is sSr Tie Cambridge
deal has been completed whereby Taylor rrst base.
sdsd FOR D Of q rho are
Theatre to morrow night at DeWoif IIoppsrs invita-
lion Tho brooklyns. ST. LouIs. aud PittsDurghs Will
also be there. "
Ro satssraay: h Fams between The Murray Hills and
70 IN e.even Innings. but the game ended ia a tie
10 IN eleven lnninYA 49,
mt ,sass Gullom has not the last two games and
petton may DO circulated To restrict the Jedve'h
point OF vantage TO dsadhead hill
~ the second inning with Fuller on second and
caught Fuller between the bases and tried to run hun
oo%n SHORTY unally fell with Cooks on top OF min,
INTO the middle OF the diamond, Fuller then jIuipeu
w anu reached thrd safely. while Crooks tan cd 10
hiihseh most forcbIy. ~
Merden worked neat trick on Ward In tho seventh
ana stood upon the base. W.rden walked ever 70
s"I sHg apgarsntly gave him the bal but really
ms attitude. ana Ward stepped on nrst auly
c 20 20 Promptly nut out by Werdsn. New Yorks
captain Tor once was outwitIed.
NM ~ h1q ms team gave stupid exhibition base
and D9wd on second Guns0n hit TO FULLER who tnrrw
Doye anu tue latter red the ball to DAVIS who ran
threw hack TO FULLER who. nnding lie coudn't eaten
VINO cAughi uhhion mapping Ou nrst
Presidents Powers Of tho BAstsrn League h,. s,r.d
'Tts.i Rer G'n MtS nan.
sSd s %a Raaa Vim ws,,,s@:
ryov i Msors.oct' BY, AaGais Toarnsr; oAry
sssI.S and k ksf 'y sory WSs'1arIs
or Albany. George Myers Hawke date Of H. LOUIS
4 Lay ana FRANK KasH"s: ~ F.oTiatna Sy fEr r.
Lincoln; ~ Mil.rsIarrc, 4. stewart and l;,tchrI
son and ~ snnvai NoiicstHproyasnd ana r har;
nave AIRED 10 plsy at Troy June ~ nsIral Of Juiy n
SSprnTne!d anu Froy have agreed 10 pay At roy
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NATIONAL LEAGUE AND AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
New York VI. IS; Louis. at the Polo grounds.
brooklyn VS. Chicago, nj Eastern Parf
Boston VI. Cleveland. at Boston.
lrhiiadelphia Va Cincinnati A. Philadelphia
TaaninKton "; Pittsburgh. At Washington.
BALTIMORE va Louisville. At Baltimore.
OTHER oAMEs.
PonGhkespsie vl Murray Hills at PouRhhsepRia
Yale va Staten Island A c.. At New Haven.
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CHICAGO, z; BRooKIyN. 6

Parrot. the lanky third baseman OF the Chi
cago team. was tho man who did the most
yesterday Afternoon. GSerywhsre T In tSo vicin t
tty Of third base that the ball went Parrot was
sure TO be, and even when the ball went else
This made the spectators applaud him vigor-
3SSiS Parrot participated Ia Al three Of the
Mp hot grounder, and 10 the other he caught
2 line drive. which nearly, took him on bis
feet but parrott threw the ball to fret In time
from there. ~'
DUNCAN made o glorious catch in the eighth
run EitoGe.hor the 6hisagosns' hsldins was
very hns; sehriyer and Dahlen 6attsd the
hest hest, pahlen gsttinSa home run. Just when
than. They aro not batting wolf at all, ssG
their fielding iS not OF . startling order. The
Bcors:
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REILLY LAID OFF WITHOUT PAY
Ward Says the King Iust Get Hato Condi
ton to Play Ball,

"ero Seys the Aing Must Get Iato Condi.
ton to Play Ball.
Manager Ward insists on discipline 10 say, ali hs
men must DO in condition to play bali or the club can
not pay them Loanng or starring on tho bench viii
not DO tolerated
On Saturday Kelly told Ward tina. he was sick. On
Sunday Kel accompanied the Brewer House Ba..baI
cup on !" annual elambaks. and wound up by catch
ihg In the last inning. Yesterday Michael sent word
r. was sti sick and that he was stin and ,ors and
MS5d promptly laid ths eine on without pay
ths lsam as every player must. "s'p
haven't laid Kelly of without nav bs cau.. n, Al.
or Violations Of the rules" said Ward 10 suS
IsporteI opt simply because the club cannot nav
man WHO IN no physical condition 10 play ball Kelly
,s oat OF ssspe And cannot play his gims liz nust
MoIk ana 90 MS share Of tho catchink When he rs
EGT INA, no ready and able behind The bat he
uc Mard also released Pitcher Douahus Manager
y. m OF Tue Lowell New England League team
poas on me SSni and promptly ,aned younsstsr
S Sv not soId put him n while team was los
Thought Of BY Conner and Kelly lie hns anssa my
m sii, nesas experience TO make his marx.
~''As ~AN Will DO able to play In about two weeks
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Enrt.rn Yacht. Mt CHICAGO.

CHICAGO June 6-Riding at anchor OF Chicago Beach
are two yachts strangers in these One arrived
yesterday afternoon at O'Clock tho other two hours
later and both are from Boston. The FIRST contained
the family of Redfeld Proctor ex-secreary of WaI:
Mr. rrocor MIS-. Emily Proctor Retneld Proctor j..
brought John NJ Forbes and marty friends The
visitors are here to see the World s Fair
Next week they will return t. Boston by the Lakes
and ST. Lawrence - " 1900
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The nth annuAl'spTtns tournament Of the Union
croqust Club bazan on tho lawn Sc, apar, ,or IN.
use In Central Park yesterday afternoon Tbs
game was played between DR.. D. y. paks and ]. r
Miller The play started at O'Clock in the presence Of
npmber Of admirers OF the game All the contss,,
nsT. Atths start on Dr Dst. lssa tic whit. and red
Snis ana iunorst Miller thoI black and blns spherss
FIVE blue drive on ne red bali on POSITION White fol-
game went on until at the end OF fIoen MINUTES IL
Daks got control OF tue balls and won the pams Ly Al
~ sA"' ~ 'N 10
The other games play ed during the r.s,,,
ed as follow T. l. LAvendol heat Dr. paSs 10 az
4. l. LAyrndol beat Mrs Dake, 32-:g; John A. Welsh
beat T. Miller. 32-2S: john H. Welsh he nj rhn m nnn
Lawasr, S2-2t; John H. Welsh beat Champion law.
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inner
TFIH RACE.
For threeyeat oidr; sweepstakes OF fso each with
$500 added, Of which SEQ TO second and 500 70
third six fuIlonrs
borbeit's b c. by King Erne,t-Knict Knset, ITO.
Brown Rorerss sunbeam colt. Io5,s tsinms
BurriuFe Brothert oh. o, Simmons, 1IU (rIint)
HIRAM. l.ustre, louise. Astorin Harvest, Delury.
Midnight. Marshall Miles stnndish. aud Comanche
also ran.
Tine lax
.foN -beUing-Four to against Iouins, 10 mar
sn.m. 0 to ! cc,nsnche. g to SUNBEAM colt. = TO
ht0 Midnight, 10 TO knick Rnack colt,
70 to Miles staniish II to Lustre 20 to Astoria
~ 1 simmons. ~ to Delury. 100 TO 1 Hiram.
BIITH RACE.
For two-year.oldsi q swespstakes Of $40 each with
~, w added. OF which 200 to second and 400 to
thru' the winner TO he sold At suctiop SIX furlonga
o. 4 Jones' bh c. Bandit, by Pirate OF Psnrsnce--
t,hipI inS tsimmsl ....:...:,. ...,:,.....,...
- r. i,'keenes br e. Uportn. 100 wv. MideeyL..
D. A. w. horriss D. c, Wusry, los (LittlenedD,..
CiarA A. cot lush Bindoomere. Red cross, Lesbin
and careless hlsU ran.
Tune 1i14.
ROSY hettinR-Eleven TO \ against Psndt bto Opors
70 no Lesbis to Clara A. colt. 4 to Woisey. to
Careless
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Totals ..... III ~ 10 .
o ? o / 4 D o 3-l4
U / 1 / u U y l. 7

Earned runs-WashinRton, =; Pittsburgh. l.. First
bRse by errorsWashiugton. 1: Pittsburgh. Left on
% ", ~ r!snnrsh ~ rr.t base on
Struck out.By Dury.a 2: by Terry. l. noms funs--
FARRELL Lafkin. Thee base hit-Nan Ilaltren. TWO
base hits-Duryea Larkin. sullivan az Van Hattren.
Gss!righ sacr,ace -shngnrt O. B.skey Farrell.
Radford az. oRourke Mack Berbausr. Hit BY pitcher
-Duryea. ). umpire-NcQuaid Time-2:+a.
RALIixons. 8: LousviLLE 8.
PlLr.xonr June 5-The Lnuisves m ct with another
defeat at the hands Of the Bait!mores today because
or tho Orioles getting batting streak the eighth
inning. Attendance, o,320. Tho score:
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TIE Cherry Diamond Handicap.

Secretary II. G. Crirkmore announces 'hs
following weights for tho Cherry DIAMOND
Handicap at mile and q sixteenth, TO 10 run
at Morris Park tomorrow:
TAmnAny, 1870: Lampightsr. $50: Nsnqnet ~" IA.
iAsbr9urE. ia; ~ F'uran, lis; lis ILshhr't ~,
Ensse.l IN; Mar ~; i,"nhatchs' AZ. l." Tx iI
ia venIs. liz r,ckni"Srr iii: nacs'a.I. IN, re.
p.eAet io5 The lrrper Il2; t"HaFs 10 ,o, tdSa
tAsa, lo'; Sic ,pUsr, M tShhr!.hsa " i,.I'
~; DerinrgilIN. ION; AmDuiAn"-, lf Iu'irh, VI
ki'kennr, LOT. hirocc0. lU4: Drmuth lUi fihh it.N
Hsh. ~ Actor -! Mary >t"n. 10! lhNR;s cnroG
70; The lron,nHster -; SIR Arthur ae En'ir w. W;
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-06

They Were the Only Two Boats IN II. NJ the
Others Svers Left Far behind.

LONDON. Juno 5.-The Prince Of Wales's cut
ter Britannia. Lord Dunraven's Valkyrie. the
Scotch syndicate's Calluna, Mr.. Clarke's
Satanita. and Mr.. Jameson's Iverna started on
race from Harwich round Shipmnn ssunk
lightshtp. There was light northerly wind:
The Valkyrie won. beating the britannia by
one minute. Tho other cutters-the 1verna
and Cnlunn-were nowhere in tho race. and
the Satapita abandoned the race soon after it
began. owing 20 an accident