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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-11
Opening OF the Wheeling C,rcu,t

BUFFALO, June lo.-Excitement here among the BIZ
eyeie fraternity mas been at fever heat Of
tue inaugural race meet on the whcelmans l. A. w
racing circuit All tho crack wheenlen cen,ered at
the Genesee House this and in the afternoon
repair to the bicycle track TO copee for mn ,x,.n
siVe assortment of valuable prizes and glory Last
evening lantern parade through the PRINCIPAL thor
ouShfares OF the city added zest the pubic's an-
petite to see the races and in consequence an at
tendance OF about 200 people spectators OF to
days racea
Troy OF cash League fame is here tho lookout for
lae IN the professional ranks Two OF the recently
disqualified riders at the intcrscholastc race meet
are ready to they mpor,une Chairman Raw.
mond OF the Racing Board to pscind tho suspepsion
mse,sd or to them The weather and rSSk were
credas time By tue tug e sn'ei sste
suits re1e as follows 'A'''
Press Cycling cub 4. brown. LaSesids & c. second:
Z; Callahan Press Cycling Club. third. Time min.
on, one.mi!e Soyice-Time limit ESQ. Run OF In two
s.ss ssof Sna Sy Goss ses
one;n,is safety Handicar-won by C. H. call.n.
anu & 4 DorntaYe. Buffalo A. G. third. TIM: min
Iwomile Team Race -won by Messrs Dorntase and
Bark.r and AMsan ra R.se MIR sr9thsT, seeont W
w. one IN Safety mnnaeap l. A. W. Championship
BGss Murphy ny ana 4 .A M rtm C.
% n D ns
would ever the trst three men IN at n tuish
Tw0-mlle safety, scratch - Won by J. $ johnson.
Harry Vince Ter second and George Barker third Time
o minutes lS second. johnson saved himself for
inns race which was the crack event OF Almost
resulting in dead heat bstwe son and " Ier.r
MUNGER cut the pace until entering tro sire CHI where
he died of. 49, ~
One Ailo. 25o class-won by Adolph Goeher; F. A.
foel second. and n. n. Miller third. Time. minutes
20 Us seconds.
,fivs-mi'e Safety Handicap-Won by Charles NJ MIR.
phy \. y. A. ca T. C. futile, syracuse c.. was sec.
ond; &. H. Callahan, Press Cycling Cub, wa. third
Time. IL minutes b5 seconds. THIS was great rae
ptsta ma
winner held ABOUT seventh position until the last
quarter when his sprint proved strong speedy
FOR his rivals his vince passing over the finish tape
aozen feet ~ advance OF Tutte who furnished "a sur.
prise by riding IN such excellent form.
milo run was done IN 2:o3 by four feet eelmen
from New York noun cd On n Quadricycic. The ma.
chine WAS curiosity ,e1.hed tut lO5 pounds. and
was ridden BY G. N Murphy; W Murphy. W A TAxls
safaty l. " chsmpionshlp The mlle novice record
was lowered BIZ Adolf Goeh,er to $50 amt later In the
$50 class he lowered this mark TO 2:GN 20. =
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wheel Races on Ho,m.. FI.,a.

Boston. June 10 The third annual spring meeting.
under the auspices of the Harvard University Cycling
Association. was held on Holmes Field. Cambridge
this afternoon in the presence of 900 spectators Tho
racing was fairly exciting but records were
II. W. Robinson WAS run into and thrown from his
wheel In the ono mile special limited handicap race.
and WAS badly shaken up although NO bones were
broken. Below arc the winners:
Onemile Scratch. Dpen--t. A. McDunee Maiden HI
cyce Club. hrst: 4. j. lorlo X. a.. second; q l.,
seconds
Haifmile Scratch 2:LO CLASP. u. Alexander Mount
Washington Bicycle Club. rrst; A. h Fressey. r. c. O.
second: H. D. Merritt TUFTS College A. A.. third. Time
/ minute IT As seconds
One, mile Handicap. Open-Fnal heat T. A. McDuHee
W5 YARDS trst; Il. J. Pote Lynn Vince. cub 90
yards. second y. A. Snow J.. &. e. 90 yards), third
Time. minutes 10 rs SECONDS.
One-mile Scratch. Interscholastc in Heats Final
heat e. H. Gary Chelsea High school, nr.t. n. Mans
neld. Nathan High School srcond; A. Wisncr, Eng.
lish High school. third lime minutes 40 ID sec.
onis
Haifmls Hand car. Open in neats-J. Clark. artt:
q W Philips, second: II. J. fots third Time. i min.
ute IL 10 seconds
Half.nie special for Harvard Mem s rierre, '05.
hrst: J W. Eddy. 81, second: T X. kimbA. W, third
Time. minute ~ SO seconds,
Onr.mils Special, Limited lnndicAp-E A. McDuhee
Maiden Bicycle club. 20 yard. hrsI Il. Pote Lynn
Wheel Club 40 yards, second: q Quinn chelsea
RAmblsrs 10 yaris third Time, minutes 81 80 sec.
oldE
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Kings County Tennis Players.

Tho Kings Couny hampionsLip tournament was
continued yesterday afternoon on the Kings County
Tennis Clubs courts. Kingston avenue and Dean street
Brooklyn.
The ladies' singles were completed the winner being
MISS Bessie Moore the celebrated lady player OF the
hohokns Valley Club who now plays with the Kings
county club. ~ -'"e'
IN he men's doubles the survivors arc Post and
Talnase and Frazer and Parker who viii play FOR tie
championship on the knickerbocker Field Club courts
on June - The mems singles WIN be played on the
mary; N 90 Suhi'
ladies' sngies-Final Round: Miss Bessie Moor.
hhRs tonntH l. T. c. beat Ais. lie EN- iielwig Kings
Gonnty L. T Z. d.. 2-d, a.. 8-H "a - Ne'
Mems Doubles. Preliminary Round-Msrinn and
raISsr. bIoosiyn / T e.. heat Rose and Bnilinger
nsr hihss county L. T. G. beat Roundtree and Bost.
y rr'I Rn a Ind Tansgs Crescent A. c. boat
n an, Nsmowan Kings county l. T. G., beat Jones AMI
bsr Knss .,9nnty / IT, g. beat Walker and c4tn,
Jefarss; brooklyn L. T g, beat Pearssll and Noman.
seni.l.na Ronnh.ros; and Talmags. Crescent A. C..
beat Payne and MciiuwAn Kings County l. r a . n
d.. o.; frazer and Thurbcr. kings County l. r ~,
beat McMahon and Jsnares. Brooklyn /. re a.
81. - - ~
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LeibEold's Try mt the Record.

Samuel Leibgoli Pastime A. C., the three.ml. cham.
pion walker OF the A. A. L., attempted to break m.
one. mile amateur record at Berkeley Oval y.,,,d,v
afternoon The record has stood the credit OF Frank
7. Murray since Oct. p. 1888 when he covered tho
mile In minutes 20 So seconds It was estimated thu,
Leibgold covered the distance inside minutes a. sac
onds at The New York A. e. games on June g. and So
agresably surprised were tho Pastims ohcia,s that
they scheduled special event yesterday to draw him
more full, out $3.50
secretary lanes z. Sullivan of the A. A. u onlcia,ed
referee Walter W. Scott, n. A. c. was iudve ami
the timers were Robert stolL J. c spaetG a. M u
Sacks aud l.. Jansen Wendell " -
Leibgo went away at Killing paco and coyered
the quarter IN minute ~ s6 seconds precisely the
quarter IN London on July e. 1884. N
The ha.r was reached IN 8 minutes 10 90 seconds,
with Leibgold IN pAlrAble distress from the elm nj
which he went on He covered the eequnrter.in5
hnsh all out The full time was minutes al 4 see
onds. long way on Leibgoid's true form Ills club.
males, J. DUR. N Levy and Louis Isbzod, brought
HIM along In turn but genuine handicap ncd in front
OF him would have cut out tue much more evenly
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Regatta Programme OF the New York Yacht
Club.

The fortyeighth annual regatta of the New York
Yacht Club will be held next Thursday Tho start will
be made at II o'clock OF Buoy in tho lower bay and
hgoodszed fleet is expected to be on hand There will
be no time limit and prize Will DO offered in each
class where two boats start and second prize
rfour start There will also be special prizes for yachts
In cruising I'M The Classification Ia AS 70 lows:
over feet and not ovor 100 feet cass all over 80
iert anu not orer no feet ali 30 feet and
soops. Hutters and Yaws-Cla's ]. h over NJ feet:
Class all over 10 feet and not over 30 feet: class
AZ over ~ feet sud not 20 feet: class T. ali
o. ieet and no, over 81 fet class .. all ~ feet
ava NOT over 5' feet chss all over 80 feet and
over ~ feet: class ]. NIL OF 40 feet and under
ANY yacht Launched prior to June 20. 1883 exceed.
inH ne higher limit In class by not over the frac
tion or n 70 shall be included In that class Amy
yacht when alone in her class can sal In tho class
above.
Tie iron steamboat Taurus hhs been provided for tho
menherh and guests. She will leave tho foot Of West
pwentysecond street at $50 A. NJ and Pier l, North
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Dnrevcla Wins the La,on,a Oaks.

CrScISNaIL June 1o.-The weather was delightful,
today. and the largest crowd OF the week saw six
good races at Latonia Park The track was fast The
summaries:
io" 10 lhornel. on easily by TWO lengtha Capt.
Reese was second and Evanatus third,
second Race-One mile and sixteenth. Enesaw
1O", > 10 (Fryan). easily by two louRtha
iispania was second. with Van buren, third lime
l!l".a
Third Race-seven furlongs Flower Dsllis Io5, to
La Soloma was second AMI Anna thtrd. Time. ::s
Fourth Ence-LatOnia Oaks for threeyear-old nlllss
one mile and quarter. Dareve!a. H. s 10 (Morris
won easily by length Emma was second and Con.
hdence tniri. lime. LIE
i,fh Rare-FTs fnrlonEs for twoyearolds. Caro-
line Hamilton Jos ihOtrisL won by length: Oak.
wood was second. and i.eomeIl third. Time i:D3
SKIN RAce-six furlonRs. salvation. los. 4 to l
and julia kinney third Time. 1,l5Aa
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The Knickerhoeker Tennis Tourney.

In tho Knck erbocRer Tennis Clubs club handicap At
lIoh street and Brook avenue tho following games
were played;
Mems Singles, Preliminary Round-Keane. 10. beat
DelL,ar half 80: Ga. 81; Cole. ID. beat Hamilton
haf15, 80 G-i: Clark. IL. beat Prirdnlnhn 10 G--l
6-Ii fischer owe hair 80. beat Hat scratch 6-2g-7:
BOYD. scratch, beat Aruliiage, hat 80. 90. I'd.
firh Eouni-filey. scratch beat EeAne, Is. o.,
~ N.2 Cole l3 beat CLARK. Is. d.. 7--5: Fischer
owe half 10, beat Smith. 10. i-4 Is.
sem.finai Round-tischer. owe half 30. beat Bost.
wick, owe halt ID. ia B-4
Ladies', Singles. Preliminary Round-Miss Fulton,
scratch. beat MSS Y. oliver. half 80. 81. sd.
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The Derby Trial Stake,

The extra race to be run at Morris Park on
Wednesday. June ID. has been named the
Derby Trial Stake. distance one mile and a
half 1t is n sweepstakes, with $1,000 added
money. Tho race will attract general atten-
ton as n test OF prominent American Derby
candidates in the great race to be run at Chi
cago. The Morris Park race closed last oven
inl with Mr.. NJ +. Dwyer's Don Alonzo. tho
Oneck Stables q. ". Johnson and the Messrs
Morris's Eainbow in at l22 pounds each.
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shootlng by the Waureean Gun CIub.

The members OF the wauregan Gun Club had a regu
lar club shoot their club grounds at Pelhanvils
yesterday, Mr. II, Bricsner and NJ j. Ellis killed o
each and tied for Grst prize o. silberhorn and Rem
ten Darling tied for second prize Both ties will DO
shot on on next Tuesday. Plnistert captured third
prize hunting watch, and ,ir others shot on for
Ioufth prke, diamond stud. which WAS won by
VIM. H. Brckner. 8; NJ j. Ellis o; T. ", Plaistsrt 7:
Joe Mills z; l.. Lyons I; W Nielsen. 7; Jim L0ome Il
llerm knof Il too sibrrhorn, 4; Rsmsen Darling 3;
~, S'her 81 Geo Lsyhson y j. hoKaa b; Arthur
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Winners In tho Staten Island A. C.'s Re
Eatta,

Perfect weather and smooth water yesterday after
noon made the annual regatta OF the Staten Island A.
c on the Kill Won Kull n big success The course
About threequarters OF a mile straight away from
hAr!ns Dock OH Bergen Point to the boat house. J.
W Edwards onc.ated as referee The summaries;
single sing,e GiG RaCe; ilandcag-won BY A. lolbrook.
tFach with D. ubrOOk. 80 seconds. SCI ond. and U.
Sissrnere, seconds third Time. minutes rs sac.
.nHs 10 bronx WAS the first to show the way. closely
Ioloweh by ssSrntre Near the hnish j. :. IInlbrook
came WIN rush and loot cd IKE sure winnsr
rev lcrt iion the Inc however, lie stopped suddenly
whle li"Ibrook pas, Ell MIN. winning by two lengths
sns,e Gig Race. Ilandicap-Won by g. Whtehorn.
SCRATCH Win A, HOltrooK second Inns. minutes 81
,econd. This race was for medal Roth men won
'e races last year. and yesterdays event WAS to de.
ciue the hhhl ownership OF the Prize.
four'ohred Shes-WOn by :. II. Rich bow; p. Rich
minutes 81 seconds
fight Dared shells-won by J. F. Bailey. bow; r.
bPnner 2; o. Siaeners 3; J: Morgan: ~, Hart. s.
,. imam u; " o. Jansen 7; J.. A. Hart stroke; u. L.
Calm coNswain Time. 3 minutes 2b seconds. Tho
race was pretty ono from start TO nnisi. Tho win
hrr assumed The cad the start. and unconsciouGy
ran nsLtlne Their competitions ION was the result
bu y az not imnede their lead trlfe They nnaiy
won by -FOUR lengthE
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The range at Creedmoor was occupied yesterday by n
detachment OF the Seventy.ar Regiment composed
OF Companies II. +. and l. under command OF Capt.
smith Capt. ldwin Guild, the RegmeniAl Inspector
OF iiihe Practice supervised the shooting Ihe weather
was iAir with n iight - o'rl0ck" wind.
~ those present al quahud IN the second class 100
yards ana 10 Succeeded In winnIrg The STATE marks
man decoration wh scores OF thirty over az 200
ana 20 iatd% Company had II: I. II; l. ~; g. /
In he valley lirinr the m.u targets two shots at
iO tard io.r shots ut 200 yards, tour shots AZ
800 yards, the record stood Company H. $40 snots
IA me-; company +. 100 shots. IS hits: Company
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quite large number OF spectators witnessed the
play ng IN the union crOqGet tournament at Central
fark yesterday The results were: John H. Welsh beat
DE- paEe Two games, H. /" IAvendo beat Mrs D. g.
Dake. 8. to 20; DR. Dako beat T. L. LayendoI a. on.
Or. BAKE beat Oscar Purdy. 81 to "a; Mrs d. C. Dnlo
peat Cnanlpion Lawder 80 to 80; Mr. Lawder b.At
Mrs Dhke. 81 10 -; Mr.. LAwdsr beat oscar purdy M
70 Is; Mr LAwder beat Oscar purdy; 32 TO 20.
the four prizes are John u. Walsh Won g. lost o. X l.
Layend0l won 9, lost 1; Champion Iawder won Is Loaf
q Dr, D Q, DaIe, Non Z. los 8. Each player In the
tournament has to play twenty gGmea " 'N
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LAST DAr or THE HORSE snow
A Mig Crcvd See some Very Fine Events
DurinE the Closing Hours.

| A Mig Crowd See some Very Fine Events
During the Closing Hours.
The open-air horse show cnme to an end last
evening. The attendance during the day was
very large. Among those noticed there were
the Grand Duke Alexander OF Russia, with
some officers OF the Russian m en- Of war. the
Turkish Consul. and Mr. a. J. Cassatt OF Phila-
delphia. While the show has been n big sue
cess from horse standpoint. flnan cially IL has
not done 80 well. Expenses have been paid.
however. and next year the managers hope to
get BACK some Of the money they have laid
out Following are the awards yesterday:
G In,so o2.Pats OF harness ho hands
pI.s f So 5GGt atm sultan and k6sd
third prifs $50 Char es Batess DAshawGy and Dare
Gls., ios-sIoo Offered by MIR ". II. H. Martin for the
Setu IsFS hack not under i2 and exceeding 1873
S asfsd sf e: b% iSnssn for tn.
WIN By COL f Kp III rHsG tsNn
.s VIZ y SG Ssi.l M 3 i;
Won GsI H5 ssnc sxSs.S sn
dv 1s. i Y psI. ofsgsG Iy Mr. Bates Sss,
s s.arhinen. Won by T. Mansfield coaciman for Mrs.
yl pony Rnce-rur.e 500; ope.haira m,e
SenWW'n,h S Sounty stable. LIZZIE b Hute) u......1
%.fa "Sy. Sn na' tf T. aHf sJ LAnanS
D. AL futVn'1 o. L. Is.Iinghsn.l .................A
o.iss by n. % % hunter By whistle Jacket
nuner 10 De ridden by member OF the Pony Racing
~ nn over fences feet In eight W0n by sid
oa.rsH BY s,'p Mr. r fut nasFG Gr for
ne ut tandem. not under l4l and not exceeding
- ia nanus Won hyW. X II. Martins Lord FauntIeroy
ana american Confidence.
CAS- l2I-SlOO ofers by Nessrs IIiltop IIuuh.s 3
FOR asd s ed Gnye
scsilan's Prince Wv" ~ 'O"" We
las l35-s10o. offered bv friends Of the society
Farms Pepper and niger '' ''"
race Tor tue hiablem-n-unc-t fourth mile f. RAY
msn phIir. ~. Jhfnisoh hecond nrize Sl5 T. Lee.
MAJ ~ .h t Prize 10 Time. ~ seconds.
race Tor turtle Mcn-One fourth mile W Tutte
nrst ptne: SIS: j Degman second prize. sio: j. SW,
teo third prize S. ~ '' Si'' o. W.
LASS lM'1S2uO offered by Mr. William Fnston fof
Gilbert. Ronnylyn. ~ ~ ' ~ ''"u"""
LASS sSm,'on"lstion jumping class Chestnut Hill
s"ck arm, Escape. first prize. $50; Monmouth Coun.
W Sthblrr ElNis second prize S25.
monmouth County Stables Mack ~ ~
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Regatta OF the brooklyn Canoe Club.

Tho annual regatta OF the Brooklyn Canoe Club was
sailed yesterday afternoon in light southeast wind
and smooth water of their club house the foot Of
T:itysxth street, South Brooklyn. number of visit
in. cnnoemen were present. among them Comm odore
william ". Blow and a. II Blow OF tho Oakland Canoe
Club OF oakland. Cal. who arc visiting tho Eastern
clubs. The first event padding for decked
canoes 500 yards straight away. There four con.
testans. anf they finished IN the following order:
First. V schuyler canoe Nipsic.
Secnnd-Frank l. Dunnoll. canoe Eclipse.
Thrd-Rnbert j Wilkin canoe Unqua
foUr,h-HAli T.. Vernon canoe e.
The next race was the senior sailing three miles.
twice a ound Triangle limit TO rig or ballast. 1t
Q us follows:
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The in.er-club regatta OF the Ncreus and Flushing
boat club, of Flushing village on the mile
straighsway of the Long Island Rowing Asso.
citation. OH Flushing Bay. yesterday afternoon Tho
water was AS smooth as mil pond and the events
were exciting.
The sin se-gig race. for onrsmen under l4O pounds
was won by John SmelzeL Nereus b. e.. with George
Pearce, Crescent star Is. e.. second.
In the foaroar.d zig race Tor oarsmen over l4o
Wilcox stroke: T. Covert. ]: q. Z. Titus .; tieora.
Seaman, g; ?. T. wood. cnxswain. Tho crew Iepre.
stroke: ii Leni.. L g Byrd 2; J; 4. Fowler 3: Geo
ShutZ coIswan. Tho 'resrcnIs claimed tho race on n
foul but the judges finally decided in favor Of the
Nercus crew
by RH Pelton. Sereus G.. Frank judd Crescent star
II. g.. second.
Junior FOur.oared Racc-,I 4. Fowler stroke. G.oro.
Shuitk ]; H. Lewis =. &. Byrd. q: Benjamin Fowisr
coSswain: crew or tho Irfs'ent Star b. C. nrtt. II Y
snaw. stroke John Sneizel l: A. RarnweI o.. II
Crosby. 3; fred Woods. coxswain: crew OF Nereus NJ
C.. second
Gandaur Wins tie Tbrre-r,u. ~.
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NOnpnreII a. G. Gnnss

RAILWAY June lO.-Ths games OF the Nonparei Am.
ietic Club were held this afternoon on tho U. O. r.
grounds before fairslzei cfowd A. 7. holland the
dark horse who beat tho college Splinter at BERGEN
folnt on decoration bay. won The Mon county cham
pionshn loOyard dash in 10 20 Second. also the ongn
loO'yaid dash wIh ease IN 10 40 secUnuS 0'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-11

The nna rounds In the Ariel cIuhs handicap touruA,
ment were played yesterday afternoon. Summary
Mems singles, Semi-fnaI Rounds. |. Smith. N T. l..
~ scratch beat A. h. Kent. Berkeley school. owe
Final Rounds l. Smith n Y l.. T. C., scratch. beat
o.. St 6-l
Mems Doubles. Final Ronnd-Crawford and Cole
ARIEL ~ hfteen. Leat White and Trimmer. nfleen,
ia ID
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Az'ec. sailed by W. W Howard Of tho New York
Canoe Club led easily from the start gaining min.
mtcs on the hrst round. NiIsic was good second.
Menanka, W. Mex. Miller, did not nniSh The junior
81 ling, canoe yawl sailing and canoe padding
RACES were not called there was but one entry in
each. The" vii! probably be poned until July ~
as there are no open dates before that time The
bers OF the cub and their guests enjoyed dinner at
the club house after the races.
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The Yale Crew at New Loudon.

NEW LoNDoS. June lo.-Tbe Yale varsity crew ar.
rived here at s'l O'Clock tonight and were taken at
once their quarters at CAFES Ferry on their steam
a a. se they area sturdy looking set OF men
ihe ale freshmen VIII not reach here unti a week
from nest MonIaE Cowles came wish the varsity
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Another Race Between McCieIIand and
PrIddy.

ITTTsBURGH. June l0.-E C. McClelland and
Peter Priddy met at the Dispatch ONCE last
evening and signed articles TO run n five lie
LOOT race for the championship Of the United
states and $3.50 side Tho winner is also 10
take ~ per cent; and the loser 20 per cent. OF
tthe receipts The race is to take place at the
a. A. A. Park. Allegheny. on July ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-11
College Me- Play Tennis.

HANovER, June 10.-In tho intercollegiate
tennis toby, in doubles. Heed and Wales of
amherst beat Thurston and Rice Of Dart
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Sanger Beaten by Hurr,s.

=, LoSD9N June lO-The scratch mile cycling race at
HUne hli to-day was won by Harris, the Englsnmap
IN minutes "a seconds. Sanger the Aln erican was
second. "~'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-11

Drawing room cars for Montreal via New York Gen.
musitEdAyhsht ride through the heart OF the AdiIoA
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Ncw YORK; Lockcx CLUB Hnndlcnp.

Tho weights for the New York Jockey Club
Handicap. for all ages. ut one mile and a quar-
ter. TO be run at Morris Park on Tuesday next,
ora n fol1ows.
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Gaadaur Wins t'e Three-miis Race.
for S2.hOO was won by Gaudanr. Peterson second
Time, 1918, which was record breaker.
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ITO CHARTRR-Elegaut fast hshtdraught Fil-
Il wheel steamboat fully and newly equippod Win
crew and chairs &c: carrying capacity. loo passed.
gers. FOR terms Apply 10 -
LOUIS Won BERStTn. Ill East l<th o.. New YORK
The Lamar register., 1893-03-04
Horse Creek Happenings.

Dode Culbertson has returned to
Usage county, Kansas.
Mr. Switzerland, of eastern Kan
sas, is visiting r. NJ Watson
Howard Brown, of Towner, visit
ed his patents the past week.
Lee Watson, who has been in Pu-
eblo for some months, has returned
home.
Miss Carrie Vincent will return
home this week from Coolidge where
she has been attending school.
Quite party of neighbors sur
prised W. E. Vincent and family on
Monday evening, and all We're hospit-
ably entertained by the host and his
family.
r. NJ Watson has been down to
the Oklahoma country and although
he only saw the promised land"
from a travellers standpoint, he
thinks its qualities have been over
estimated.
ITRNIZFR
The Lamar register., 1893-03-04

full of water, and the many who have
been short of stock water greatly ap-
preciate it.
Our young people gave little Dor
othy Stephenson a very pleasant sur
prise by gathering at her home all at
once last Tuesday night.
Hans Nyman has taken claim IN
the reservation. His family are in
Sweden. As soon as his home can
be fitted up for their reception they
will be sent for With his frugal,
honest aud industrious habits he will
certainly prosper.
The Lamar register., 1893-03-04
our Travelling Reporter.

F. p. Waters sold nice bunch of
cattle to yanorsdale and Everett this
week.
Charley Maxwell sold over thirteen
hundred dollars worth of alfalfa seed
this week
]. w. Ball cleared over $50 per
acre off of % acres of alfalfa, and I'll
venture to bet that Joe has the larg-
est crib of yellow corn in Prowers
county.
~ new organization is having good
success in the city of Lamar. 1t is
known as the Bucket Brigade. The
gentlemen of the town have resolved
to carry water from the artesian well
for house use There are men seen
in this procession that never knew
the heft of bucket before The
ladies are very jubilant over this
sudden change and their only fear is
that their husbands will want to wash
the dishes, the water is SO nice and
soft