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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-05-26
Wayeross Newe Waife.

Waycross, Ga, May PA Masonic
entertainment by the boys and girls of
the city public schools will be given at
the opera house Friday night. There
"lll be a musical concert, beautiful tab
leaux, statuary etc The first three de-
grees Of Masonry will be conferred on the
Stage by the Masonic fraternity The
characters IN the tableauX will be Miss
ILulu Hay, Miss Susie Sasnett and Misses
Hattie May Bullard, Vir0 Gillon, Ethel
barnard, Eloise Brewer; Miss Susie
hldema, organist.
Mr. Ben Grace gave q picnic 20 his
friends on the little Satilla river today
he party WAS chaperoned by Mrs. Or j.
j. walker Mrs. j. y Madley, Mrs. w,
z Mcneil, Mrs. Perham and Mrs W w.
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*T indieat trace OF rain or snow.
p. H. SMYEH, Observer Weather Bureau.
WEATHER BUREAU,
SAVANNAH, GA, May 25, 10 P. NJ.

The maximum temperature at Savan-
nah to-day was So ana the minimum 6S',
the mean temperature being 75', or the
same as the normal for the day.
A decided fall IN temperature has taken
place in the lower lake regions, Northern
Illinois, Eastern Iowa. Western Missouri
and Southwestern Kansas. 10 Is much
warmer IN Middle and Western Tonnes
see, Upper Michigan peninsula, Mime
sofa and North Dakota. Elsewhere the
temperature has remained about station
airy
During the twenty-four hours ending az
8 o'clock y NJ to-day Hight showers fell
in the Charleston cotton region district
aud heavy rain "a Allapaha, Ia the Savan-
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A Lecture by DR.. White.

Griffin. Ga May 24-Dr. II. c. White
of the state university delivered an ex-
ceedingly interesting lecture at the high
school building last night 10 large audi
ence. DR.. White made fine impressions
In Griffin. He was the guest Of DR.. N. b.
Drewry while In the city.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-05-26
Killed by a Woman.

Midwife, Ca, May 25.-Manuel Rosen-
killed to-day at noon in Emanuel county,
seven miles from this point, by Mrs, Sallie
Walia Upon investigation of the coro-
ner's jury it rendered a verdict of acct
dental killing, His partner, Benjamin
Greengloss, says that he is not satisfied
with the verdict and will push the mat
ter
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-05-26

LADIES

SILK belts and leather for men or boys,
at Lafar's, Broughton street-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-05-26
Local Record for the Morning News.

Local forecast for Savannah and vicinity,
till midnight May 26 1893: Cloudy to partly
cloudy weather; warmer during the day;
southeast to south winds.
Oficial forecast for Georgia: Generally
fair; south winds
Comparison of mean temperature at Savau-
nah, Ca. May %, 1898, with the normal for
the day.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-05-26

Maximum temperature 82', minimum tenn
perature $50.
The hight Of the Savannah river at Augusta
at 8 a. m. (75th meridian timel Yesterday was
SO feet, a rise of 0.3 feet during the preceding
twenty-four hours.
The Cotton Bulletin for "a hours ending
D. m Nav 25 1898 10Th meridian time
Dissertations taken at the same moment of
time at all stations.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-05-26
SKATING AND PULLEYS.
ShQ!!llQ 0ld Pa!eIS Tor sole.

One piece Shafting, 8 inches
diameter and IL feet in length;
four 9-inch Bearings; three Pull
Ieys, 1O.inch face, sc, 24 and 20
inches. All new and in perfect
order. VIII be sold cheap to get
them out of the way. Apply at
Business Office or Engineers
Room, Morning News Building.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-05-26

hammoohs and Sun Hats
~ lAfar's, Efought0n street lad.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-10
MISSoURI,S RACING MEETING.
Five Favorites Out OF SIX Beaten mt Wns
ingtOn Parks Track.

Five Favorites Out OF SIX Beaten mt WASH.
ington Parks Track.
81. Louis. Nav a-The talent were wrong
again to-day. only one ~favorits out OF siI WIN
ming. The track was slow.
A round dozen started In the first part OF the
split six furlonG selling race. with the Bramble
nlly. Miss Mosley. 80. +. Carr up. tho closing
~favorite ut 2 to !. The nlly won handily from
the 10 to 1 shot Safe Home. VINO was Tapped
out by Bonfire. Time. 1:21.
Eight two-year- olds went to the post In the
first partof tho divided Observation-Disclosures
dash. Johnny Payne was the fayorite at . to
Z; but a Strncgling start spoiled his chances:
=. Barrett. ~ to In the betting. got OH vel!
In front. and won by y head from the 20 to l
ahot Harry NJ. who boat Barney Aaron, Jr..
half a length fo- second place. Time. l:Olhc.
The second part OF the split six-inrlong sell
Grsenwood, lOl. +. Carr in the saddle. tho 4 to
l chance. Minnie. Gee second. two lengths
6eiSre the 20 to l shot Gray Duke. Time.
The second half OF the divided four.and-a
half-fprIonss selling race was won e%leyerIy by
Doctor. Bedford. at 3 to !. second. a length and
q half In front OF Capt. Sinclair. Miss Hazel.
the .%favorite. ran seventh. Time, O:5A3t.
The Observation-Disclosures selling dash
f~ayorite. Ruben. Frank Ellis was third.
The false price OF 4 and s to 1 was laid
against Rally in the last race. seven and n
hall inrlongs: and the son OF imported Ross
drive from the 5 to 5 f%avorits Blaze Duke.
who was Tapped out by the second pick, Ed
gar Johnson. Time. ! :4Ois.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-10

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digestion Or general debility than
Johann Hoff's; it has won q name.
1t keeps it by continued success.
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every user describes it.
Bewars q limitations. The genuine has the sisns;nre
OF JOHANN lOFF" Oh the neck label OF Dotte.
Write for our Illustrated book. "shakespehres seven
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To-day'- Programme AT Gutenberg.

First Race-Purse $500, for twoyear-oiis; selling;
i No. T i.s nsn ,o7; Hay Tay lG,: &S,een Enid, oo;
second Racc-Purse 500, selling; nyeeirhths of a
mile: Charley. Wilson. 100: Dalsyrinn. ys; Circular.
so: Fleurette. 30.
Third Race-Pnrse $500. for two.year-oIds: one.halr
mile. Central Park. lls; I!unger. 1903: Jennie r.
lni; Explorer. D3: Lento, 93; wI[kens. l3: Euaenia
HI,
Fourth Race-Purss 5000; selling: six and a half
fnrlongs Airplant. 10: Barefoot, lob: Helmet. %; Ny
Fellow. O3: Seven. 81: Josie Wells. ~,
Fifth Race-PUrset 300: selling: seven -eiRhths of a
miie, Jack Rose. IA; kingslock. ia: Remorse. i0S;
"a; Belle u. ~
Sixth ~Race-Purse $500: selling; mile and n quarter.
over hve hurdles. 1t. John. l4G; Topeka. 1an: ~.
Luke. lac: Ill Spent, 40; Dundee. 1877: Landseer. 1877.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-10
NEW nArEN,s POOL ROOM R.41DED
Proprletors, Clerks, mud Patrons Arrested
by the Authorities.

P-oprietors. Clerks. aud Patrons Arrested
by the Authorities.
New HAVEN. May G-Sporting men were
brought up with q short turn this afternoon
Just as the closing reports from Guttonburg
and Gloucester were being announced.
A squad OF six policemen In fun uniform
rushed into Mahoney Il Co.'s pool room on
Centre street and took possession Of the place.
Everybody. including the proprietors and
clerks and players. was put under arrest.
The raid was q surprise. as it was supposed
that the pool room would be allowed to run
unmolestsd until July /. when the new gam
bling law goes into effect.
Who instigated the raid is not known. but 1t
Is supposed to have emanated from the bicycle
and trotting -horsemep. who hope to show
that a conviction could have been secured
under the old law without recourse to the new
one: which prohibits everything in the form Of
contest where prizes are offered or betting Is
made possible: The only men held under tho
afternoons raid were those directly employed
in the poo! room. and they gave their names as
follows, l. l. Meyers. +. J. Carroll. Charles
W. J. Shsehan. Emil Hirsch.. AMI II. J.. Clark.
All secured bonds and will appear In court
to- morroW morning.
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H.eOOKI.YS. n. n,

The Nnvahoe VIII Not Come to New York.
NEWPORT. May a.-ltoyal Phelps Carroll has
been Obliged to decline courtesies which tho
New York Yacht Club proposed to extend him.
They were to give him u banquet. ald an cs-
cort and tow AS far as Sandy Hook. MI. Car.
roll. though. will sail directly to Europe from
this port in the Navahoe. and will not put In 10
New York ut all. He has so informed Commo-
dore Morgan OF the New York Yacht Club. In
putting into Now York no would hive to go
800 miles out OF his way. and no hasn't the
necessary time to spare.
The Navahoe will be pulled out at Provi.
dence again early next week and scraped.
more careful sd%justmen made OF her ballast,
to determine which trials are now being held
every day. This puts an end TO the posi-.
bility OF any changes about the boat. Early
this week there was a strong talk OF taking
some OF the lead from inside OF the boat. and
putting it on the outside. This was thought
well Of by +. =. Sands. owner OF the Cvira.
whom MIR. Carroll has taken into his con-
fdence.
md change her Observation-Disclosures. Trials
on hero and her races with the IroQuis indi-
cate that the NavahOe is n success. yet not =
great boat. 30 say mariners who watch her.
Mr.. Carroll called ut the Custom. House here
to-day and notified the authorities that he
proposed to have the Navahos entered from
this port.
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ball Notes.

Donns FHRRy. May @-Westminster defeated 81
score, b Io6, s""'
GisciSstI May III New York is willing. Cincinnati
80 let Murphy va. The suggestion has been mssaH ~
let the New iorks take Muiiane III exchange. ~ ~
The Wall street team aud the " Paly's" Commercial
class nine Will meet this AFTERNOON at Prosnrct pa
Wall street has had many knockdowus lately bnr N
Gu top.
John Grady OF the sidney Club. Brooklyn. has been
transferred from nrst base 10 centre Held In IA -.
ported that thn Resoiutcs would like to have Grady ,or
hrst bssemau. and II Le can he secured, the "oid' war
horse Al WaidrOn. wall act MS n bench warmer "'
The fUltUns. chsnpions OF the Brooklyn Amateur Al.
sociat.on. have added Wililo Gatens 10 their lis, Of
and suetter. ths .ful'on.. II Is claimed. viii MAKE a
walk away race OF II for the asiociatIOu Championship
II ~ said that matters arc getting ripe for an inv. tIyn.
t.cn into the AFFAIRS Of tho Brooklyn aiauteurs, ~
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Total for forty head. ...... 90.
Major Dorho ou, OF the Brooklyn Han,

Secretary Hugh D. McIntyre OF the Brook
Ign Jockey Club announces the declaration Of
Major Domo from the Brooklyn Handicap at
8 O'Clock last evening.
This was expected. as the speedy son OF
Tom Och!ltroe broke down hopelessly this
spring at Morris Park. Major Doano was one
Gt race horses OF the decade. HI should
have won the Suburban Handicap Of ,lS.,2. but
suffered defeat by Montana through the en-
Of the struggle. He Will now be retired to
the stud.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-10

Earned runs-roly I; Columbia. l First base on er.
rors-roiy. q; Columbia. / Len on Dases-poly. Z:
Holnmbia. Q; IlI.t base on bal!s-nn Dresser. I on
kesbltt. 3 Two'bnss hits-Ansld, Bullion: sacrifice hit
-. Dunne, stolen bases,Afoid 90 j., dunno l3l
Bvarus t5l. Van Every a.. Hodgsou a. 7. Dunno. DTer-
.er. crosby, Bullion. Bowman 2L Nssbitt ~. Patterson.
Ackers. Double p Ay-Bullon (unassIstcd). Wild pitches
-liymss. J.: Dresser J. Passed baiis-philips. !;
dunno, l.. umpires-kilmer and Collins. Time-2: 40.
COLGATE. 2: CLINTON ussaIL INSTITUTE. o.
HiurrroS, May n--Clinton Liberal Institute Of Fort
PLAIN was defeated here IT, day By Colgate University
in y very close game. Both pitchers were cd -ctive.
onIy three hits being made by either side The score:
Clinton Liberal Institute f. - o o q o o o U 90
Co.Eate. "....... "......U y o o o . o y -.
UNIVERSITY or rESSsyLvASIA, Is: LEnIGH. I.
rHILApFLPulA. May a-Ths University OF Pennsyiva-
MIA defeated Lehigh this afternoon by a score OF IL to
q The game Was characterized throughout by hard
hitting And loose fielding by both teams The scUre;
Pennsylvania .,.""."..2 3 8 ! o l-ls
!ebigh. ....",.r..... ] o ] = U D z u 7
AT SEw BRUsswICE.
New York University. 100 o q ] l U 2 U O. 4
AT NiDDLEBURT, VT.
MIddlsbury College........o . o . 2 o i i as
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IT WAS ANYB0DYS GAME.
FxYoRITxs FOE THE faxHAxr MEET
a. WITH gURPRIsES.

Amer . Hard Uphin Fight With New Jcrh,
BrockIyn Wins Again The Bostoss
soundiy Thrsshet byrths senstors-Cept
Anson and HIS Team Escape = Shut-out.
Cleveland 10 still holding her own at the head
OF the National League column. bat by . small
margin The strength shown By Brooklyn.
Washington. 81. Louis. and Baltimore 10 having
Its effect upon what were at first considered
to be the strongest clubs In the race. Yester-
days games were full OF surprises. the most
conspicuous being the defeat OF the New
FORKS ut tho hands OF Brooklyn. aitor having
the gamo woll In hand. Tho Bostons were
easily defeated By the Washington team, and
1t Louis kept up lts late good work by nearly
freezing oct the Chicagos. The scores were:
BROOKLYN. II; New York. 10.
gaitir ore, o; Philadelphia o.
washinrton. IL: Boston. q
Pittsburgh, o: Cincinnati
St. Louis, 4; Chicago. !.
Al Louisvilis-Rsin
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Ready FOR the Kentucky Derby.

IouIsyIILG, May a.-Thore WAS a steady fall
OF rain here last night that soaked the ground
thoroughly, and 1t is n certainty that the run
ming 0! tho Kentucky Derby will take place on
a heavy track. All that are named to 90 TO
the post are GOOD mud larks. and none has
Of 1.-The heavy going.
The field Of horses that will go to tho post
nounced to start tonight are Of n very hirh
class, but they are evenly matched, and a good
race IL expected. The probable starters and
kunze,: Gushing. Il Orth's Boundiess' i25
Graham; !. K Peppers Mirage. l22 Muir
gan, Brothers Buck McCann. i33 tihorpsi:
Bashtord Manor's Pintqs. l22 Clayton.
will carry on tho prize with ,Boundloss. II they
can. ip order TO save q penalty on Lookout In
satisfactory trials. Doundless going the mile
and q half In 2:43k. and Lookout In 2:4IL,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-10
NAsHTILLE's RACING MEETING.
Editha Wins the Brood Mare Stnkes-Al
the FnvorItes Beaten.

The Fnvorltes Beaten.
NASHVILLE. May a.-This was the last day OF
the Cumberland Park meeting. and n large
crowd was in attendance. Every favorite was
beaten. but the winners were we'll played. The
races resulted as follows:
First Rsce-one mile. Tho King. 1903 tIennessyl ?
l:47k.
second Race-Ilalf q mile. Roberts, 102 (%shields). o
to J. won by two lengths: Annie Buckingham 1Oi
Ssftairgoods second: Sewing Girl. 1oI Sargent, third.
Third Rnce-Brood Mare Sweepstakes: 81 900 added:
half u mile. Edi;ha. liz (SargenD. bto 3, won by two
wade. ll7tR. Williams third. Time. o:5i;
Fourth kace-Fivr.eighths OF a mile. Billy Smith. ~
tPerkinsl. Is to l. won by q length and a half: Climax
II. ~ Belief secoudi Dick Wills. ~ SARGENT, third.
Time. l :Ni.
FIFTH knee-one mile, Parspet. 1o2 Fsirgoodl; ! 10
]. won by nve lengths: Sam Farmer. 14 Shields. sec
ond: I'll ra'o. % tSArgenD. third. Time. ] ;47.
sixth ~Rnce-Five.e ighths of n ME. Freedom, 100
Perkins second: Dutch oven. loj Thorpe). third.
Time. l.U3S.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-10
Baseball Games To-day.

NATIONAL LEAGUE AND AMERICAS AssocArioR.
New York VS.. Brooklyn. at Eastern Park.
Washington vs. Boston. at Washington
Baltimore W.. Philadelphia. at Haitimora.
LOUISVILLE VI. Cleveland, at l.oulsvills,
Cincinnati va FittAburgh. at Cincinnati
oTHER CANA
Staten IslandA, c. VS., Yale Law School. at " est S.v
Brighton.
JhsperS VS. Lsontines. at JASPER Field.
New YORK A &, W. star Athletics. at Polo rronpds
Union VS.. hyrhcus-. At schenectady.
Fri cetOn vs.. staten Island U T.. ut Princeton
Amherst Va Williams, at Amherst,
boston Co leRe vs. Holy Gross. at boston.
Naval Cadets rs Georgetown, at Annapolis.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-10
General Practice at cresamoor.

TIE range at Crsedmoor was occupied yesterday by
Companies b and q. seventh Regiment, under com.
mand OF Col Daniel Appleton, Capt. v. II. Palmer. IN.
egimental Inspector OF Iins Practice. superyIsed the
shooting. The DAY was fairly favorable for shooting.
q light IL .o'clock wind was blowing, which shifted 10
9 O'Clock. aud took on . gray ngnt. one hundred and
ninety-One officers and mon present qualified In the
seconI class, 100 yards, and le, succeeded in winning
the. state narl.nian's, DECORATION. w!tI scores OF 80
and upward, At BOO and 800 yards.
In the yolIey nTing At the man targets the record
wksi Company b. TAO shots tred and 4l4 hits; Com.
pGuy q, SO shots nred aud 335 hits.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-10
News or the wheelmen.

The Associated Cycling Clubs of Chicago will tende,
a banquet to =. J Usmond tomorrow night.
new country house at Bath Beach on sunday last.
The officials Of the National Cyclists Association will
hold u meeting in this city on May 10. when they ex.
pect to adopt \ schedule OF races for the season.
Tho managers OF the National Cycists' Association
contemplate building n bicycle track at the Polo
HrOund., they have been unable to secure the use OF
the Manhattan Field for their races at q reasonable
figure.
Nj E.-Tbe races OF the Ansonia Wheel Climb will be
held At Ansonia. Conn. on June 3. The best way to
reach the \. j. A.. Z. grounds would be to take the Few
lersev Central Railroad to Bergen Point. The roads
through Jersey City are not very good for cycling.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-10

Riding Academy, w. .....",,.... :3dh
Ralph and Rolia, D. "a. q wears. X Isnc..-.... 375
Cora Is. b. m, 9 years: TIL. Talmage ......,..... 300
dandy ID and Jef0me II. b. ~. i years, Il Black. 1850
Fred and Ned, b. rs. 4 wears; j. <. Gray.....,.,. 526
ijrenAdier Boy, h. x, q years; A. I-cnrTmlnn ... go
Naxuelena, eli m, Il years, tie Mason Stables. 100
Integrity, r. T., r years: 4, v. DicA .-,..... 10
King of Jacks. oh. ". . years: j A lines -. -. 20
Roman, h. w.. n ycars; a. Bank -,,.s.r.,,,.. lao
EdaIe. b. r., . years; A. Mason. .-.. ,-,....,-.-,.. lao
Andy, b. X, II years; ", ScoyiIle ........,...,. lSD
b!ach Diamond, blk, x. . years. !. :. keller...,. 18u
Echo, bE. Y. I years: !. Martin r-. ,,,...,... 1HO
Eugene, b. T., x years: Mason etayss ...,..,... 25O
Dock and Nix, bs. gs' Il wears; H. NJ. srCyille.... go
Whale bone and WIN. b. "a. Z YEAR,. NJ. Greyson b5O
jasper. br. Y, I years; P'J Mcktnna. ........ 100
Jim DANDY. :. Y, . years; DR.. Il nfiemoh,a.: lo5
ZNp ana Zephyr ch Ks. q years, Green Mcdonald 80
Romance, b. r.. 3 ears; <. BatoKi .... ..,t..,,... 255
waikiki Prince. Il. r., Il years. W. ) RObinsOn,.. 81. 100
Principe. tr X. g years; II. iiAr,cH .....,,..... 3io
Ibis. br. 4, 3 year,: +. ID McGoysrn ..,.:..".,. lG5
brooklyn Hiding A. aSsmy, g.. ", " ..,','... zoo
Grnnby. br. X, u years; &, ". Diesel. ....,..,.. 235
Kris KrinSle and stOnenway, Il go y, NJ. Ware. 4lO
bishop. I. &. 20 years: Y. NJ. Ware ..,..n.,....,, 225
Farce and DIAgo, cl. US. Is yeArs; " u. Howley.. bU5
Waiter H. CHI, T.. G years: A. Berssrman"''''.' 200
total FOR forty lead 1870. 100
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Awellknown San Francisco sport showed Sun re-
porter "A letter yesterday which he had lately received
from Zeke Abrnhams. hacker ana manager Of solly
betwe.n sInIi Il and Grittin a. 10 i n tHE w y by ~
~ o'clock on the day or tho contest. or with GEORGE
Dixon at lls pounds. weigh In at 3 o'clock. Ho de-
clares That Dixon and smith are practically signed.
and that tho FORMER WIN have TO meet smith a. per
Francisco man regardinga meeting with Smith. The
former said that he would give smith . Ego" at the
above weight. providing he was assured that there was
absolutely no earthly chance OF him and Dixon com.
NM nr.Ih Il
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-10
North Side Gun cab shoot.

TIE members OF the North side Gun Club Of Long
Island turned out strong yesterday NJ the Queens
County Driring Park, Masreth, H. Fifteen shot at
annual prizes. Dr, frauz, j, d" Wahlen. and ", II.
smith lied with seven each tor nrst hoDorA The
scores; DR. Franz, 2e yards, u j. A. wahlen, 26 yards.
George Stems. - Yards. d. J Tiernan ~ yards, y;
Bfo~n - yards. D. 3 BARLOW - yardss. q A bur
20 yards 4; ID Franz. Jr. 20 yards. y: ), Tampko. ~
yatds. - W. ii. smith. 20 yards u j. katlen. 20
~ ssps;ake Shoot. miss and out, 25 and ~ YARDS rise
Nv II. smith, IL; Z. VI. Meyer. 10: j. TIernAn. 7; o.
Brown, & u, Heyer =; j. Menckc.o.
swespstakey ten targets. 70 yards n,eIH. Heyer, q;
G. n: Meyer, Z; J. Ilernan. o: U, Brown. 4: III. often. Jr.
8: W. smith. l.
sweepsiake. same condltion-C. N. Meyer. 10; II.
ueyer, y: J. TiernAn. 7; u Brown. 7; II. often Jr,
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so,ly smith Make. q bad show,ne.

ST PAU. May 0.-soily Smith. champion feather
weight. who is to fight Dixon. engaged last night TO
knock out Gardner. "the Omaha KID" In six ronnds.
He failed completely. After the frat round the Kid
forced The nghiing all throughout and At the end OF
Tho stipulated sikth round had decidedly the best OF IL.
he would probably have knocked Smith out had the
mill con;inaed. IL Ia believed here that smith viii DO
no match for Dixon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-10
PITTSBURGH. o; c,NcisSari. =.

Earned runs-Pittsburgh. 4. First base by errors
Cincinnati 2: pittsburgh. p Left on basss,CiSs,n.
betla'n 2: Of, Terry. ( Struck 2u..By Ghsmeesia.n,
nee bits.McPhee. Mack. stolen ases-Comiskey
Lyons (). shugar,. Double p~lays-Mcrheo and Com.
iskev: Lyons, Elerbauer, and Beckley; Bierbauer,
shuEsrt. and ,%Beckiey: !; smith. Bie,bausr and
Bcckley. MT by pitcher-EyT Terry. j. Passed ball
vaughn. umpire-Emsiie. Time-i;55.
ST. LOUIS 4: cnicaeo. ].
81. LOUIS, May p-Thres errors by Decker. Hutrht
sons wildness. and q big fat streak Of bad luck cost
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NeW orE''-'','.,.,,,.O u u 2 , u o o O-1O
Brooklyn" u o o . ] g / Ill
harmed rnnsnNew yorI, p. Brooklyn. :. Two.bAss
ht,-Connor 90, Keller. Griffin a.. kinsluw. Three.
base hit-Keeier uune run.-KssI.r. Maddox. Sac.
tinos hiis-Burke. T'ernan., barls. FoutH. DALEY ca
sSrks Tis1nan' FULLER, driiIn tga.1. corsoran, Daly
pbs,rst base on balls-By Crane. g; by Foreman. X; BY
Kennedy, ~ struck ont-By Crane, =; by Kennedy. /.
Kennedy. ~umpre-Ganaey Time-3!25.
AAlrinoRE. v; PHILADELPHIA. u.
.BAtus0RE. May p-Baltimors won its fourth icops.eu.
tive game to-day, by defeating Harry Wright's aYy-egs.
kon. Attendnnce, =. 22l. Tho lcOre:
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Earned ruus-Brown. =. FIRST base by errors-Drown
!; Holy Cross 2 Left on bsss.-Brown. :; Holy Cross.
struck outIhy heMurray: 2: by sexton. !; BY stafford.
strerr. MoLsne. Lownsy t2l stoien bases-seIion u.
Tennsy. Lowney. Banron. johnson. Leahey ~, Double
play-Iowney. Bsnnon. and Cotter. HIT by pitcher
by McMurray.2 :. Passed balls -Tenney. 2. EMPIRES
Burns and sullivan. Time-2 hours.
COLUMBIA FRESHMEN. Is: IL.
The game between the ColumbtA freshmen and tho
Brooklyn polylechntcs st Eastern Park yesterday after.
noon abounded IN in.xcusable errors and bad plays by
uuth tenma The acury.
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Challenging h cAamu,on aou,.r..

To THE EDIIoE or Tux sUS-sir: The FideliA BowL
Ing Club. champions OF the Academy national bowling
tournament. hereby challenge the champions Of the
follow Ing tournaments; spartAns. American national.
Tioga. CarrutherS. and Pin knights. Amateur Bowling
League. TO . series Of games for the grand champion.
ship, a cOp mittee OF each club TO confer regarding con.
ditiOnS. AZ. III. l. uSBkcK, Secretary.