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Post Betttng-Against King Crab. = to
l Thiers L.. 6 TO 4 on Void.
This is the program m e for to-day:
MACDONOUGH'S LUCK CHANGING.
Fatality Leads the Two.year.oid Cracks at
tho Fair Grounds.


ST. LOUIS, May 3O.-w. o. Brien Mac cDonough's
Western string OF horses seems to have brok On
their run OF bad luck and scored their second
victory to-day. The trick was done with Fa-
tality. a big bay flly By Sir Modred. The fiel
she defeated represented tho best two-year-
olds OF the season In the West
To a fair start Fatality. 103 u. Murphy. 5 to
l. got away third. and eame away in tho
stretch in ding-dong finish. winning BY D
nose from John Cooper. Pon Gray third. The
Dan Honie landed The Grst race w with bis old
selling platter Adair at even money. He won
easily from LULU. 30 to tMackiinL Florence
Shanks third. Time. 1:l1t.
Memorial Handicap. at one mile. Rays. III
Wan Kurenl. was the fayorite Mt 4 to i. being
heavily backed. Patton's good mare Ethel
Graz. who has won three stakes at tho meet;
was touched at 6to l, while old Guido. who
wont lame tn his warminR-up was untouch ID
at lHto i as seems It,, +" have seen s his best Gays
hay s. came third. Time. :44I.
The fnvorite came first in the fourth race.
although the resu. might have been different
bied In the stretch and fell, Nachiti. a5
ner. Tasler HAYDEN shrd enf fine W s'a
Upman. 100 tJord an. the, fGvorite in tho
scona from nowhsss sRs.S and y99 X length
rove. Time. I:I5i.
,The talent made Kenwood fayorlte in the
Hsfn by noss nky "edy
third. Time for the eight and half fur
'OGsn Essndes. a5 tcottrelr. 7 to !. won the last
ne.te. Red oap third. Time for the mile.
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Cmiedon,nn.. Outing a. Lion Park

The members Of the New York Californian Club hsld
high revels at Lion Park yesterday afternoon and
evening. Dancing. athletics and variety OF other
sports kept going simultaneously and the outing
was thoroughly enjoyed. summaries OF the gamest
Three me Run-Won by Z. Frazer. r wuuamso0
second ID Sttrreit third.
one mile Wak-W on by ". Y. Hunter. John PortsP
second NJ Mcleod third.
ono -hundredyard Run-won BY A. Anderson, Z
Frazer second Porter third. Time IL secondk
Four dred a nd forty yard Run-Won by A Anders
son. John Porter second. ". ?. Hunter third.
Iiafmile Rnn-Won by E Frazer. L. Stirrup second,
n u Mcleod third
One-mie Run-Won by E. Frazer, A. Anderson SEQ.
ond. -. Strrup third.
Running Broad Jump-Won by A. Anderson. with 10
feet inches; j. CummnEt second, lS feet in nohss;
!. c. Cocker third. II 1eet Y5l inches.
Hop. Step. and Jump-won by A. Anderson 4 feet.
actual distance 80 feet inches. John Porter Scratch
second. 81 feet inches.
ThrowinE the Light Hammer-won by Charlie. Cock.
er with 81 feet ~ inches A. Co"an. Jr second with
80 feet inches: j Cocker scratch. third. with lo0
feet inches
81 feet inches g. Cocker scratch. second with 90
feet 81 ,nches John Porter third with 81 feet II
inches
Hurdle Race-won by II. samuels, A Anderson SEQ.
ond. n. Mcleod third
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L,e.nse Refused for . Trot,l,s Track.

ORApEL1. n. J.. May 30.-The trotting races
advertised for the Bergen Driving Park Asso-
citation at this place mex. Saturday will not
take place. At meeting OF tho association
held In Hackensack last evening 1t was an
nounced that John Henry Alderman and Al
bert II. Van Emburgh. two OF tho three men,
bcrs OF the Washington Township Conn ittee.
had refused to sign u license for the Bergen
Driving Park. the track OF whichis located on
the stock farm Of Mr. John b Lozisr. Presi-
dent Of the association.
Mr.. Lozier. who. with J. Edgar Waite. Secrs-
tary. formed tho Committee on License. had
nc idea that q license would be refused. Com
mitteemen Alderman and Van. Embureh. who
are cousins. and strong churchmen, gave the
excuse that they doubted their authority to
Issue n license. under the Race Track law.
and until this was made clear to them they
would withhold consent.
The Bergen Driving Park Association is
com mnosed Of leading citizens Of Bergen
county. huslnes men and farmers Of m cans.
who m maintain the track at Oradsil mainly for
their own enjoyment. But In making up their
racing prog ram mes tho law permits the Board
OF Chosen Freehoders to grant race track
licenses. ard 1t Is probable that the Bergen
Driving Park Association will apply to ths
Freeholders for permit at the meeting OF the
Board next Monday.
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New Loudoners Want tho Varsity Course
Changed.

NEW LONDON. May 30-As announced In THE sus 70
day the Yale.Harvard fourie Varsity race win take
place high water At II O'Clock IN the morning Of
June So and Il will be rowsd No stteam this course
10 persisted in there Will be troube for the New Lon.
don Boat Race Committee. which gives $3.50 to each
OF the competing yearly WILL isposiiively ~
serted protest against what tHey term violation Of
the contract.
Tho great drculty that has bothered the CON mittsss
in former years keepng The course clear behind the
crews win DO luipU,sib!hty q the crows row up
streAm eNprr Ut 1871 Is fresh In the minds
O, the New London Boat Race Committee. Last year,
by strenur efforts tho part of the committee and
the pres. AIDED by tho presence of revenue cutter,
clear course kept behind the crews with two OF
three executions and those who brose through the
rule and ip,uwed tho crews in steamers college
It Is claimed
II the rsr- rowed up the river the channel the
terminus So narrow and toruous that IL Will be
impossible fir many Of tho steamers following the
crew, to lie a. the death, cUtor TO keep
The eouTse clear has been Asked FOR.
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Good Sport at Patehorue.

PArcHoGuS, May 3o.-The athletic sports as the
grounds of the Young Mems Institute big
cess. The chief event tho emile bicycle race
for the championship OF Suffolk comfy for soiid sill
yer cup. presented by the Hon. Edrin Baily. O. Il
Iush OF AHityvilie II. X. Smith OF PatchoRus and e.
lott Young OF Orient were the contestants Lush
in q minutes, Young was second. other events wsrei
One hundr sd.y ard Dash-Won hy H. 7. Cbatan. Time
10 l.5 seconds J. II. snuil wassecoud.
On mile Bicycle RAce-Won ny J. 7. Croker. Tina,
2 2minute3 rs seconds. G, II. Lush was second
hcholarshIp Race.won by Robert McCrows
One mile Bicycle Rsce-Won by Nathaniel Roe. Time,
2 minute es 90 seconds
Two.hundred. ndtwenty.yard Hurdle Racs-won
by George Miller.
ouartsrmiie Bicycle Race-won By II. X. Smith
Time +3 seconds
On mile Run-won by Oliver Week.. Time. : min
utes "a seconds
Halt-mtle Bicycle RAce-Wop by n. Roo Time.
minute 20 seconds
Ha f.mile walk-won by J. A. Wall Time minutes
S1 seconds
Running high Jump-won by II. G cha,an- Height
8 feet inchea
Quarter. mile Run-won by Howard Brotaw. Time
"a 3sAcouds
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Summer Athletic Club. Games.

The nrst annual nsid sports OF the members OF the
Sumner Athletic Club OF brooklyn. an organization
composed OF some Of the older pupils OF several OF The
uptown public schools occurred on the big ne!d
known As sumner Park on sumner avenue. Brooklyn
yesterday The results OF the contests were as folow
One hundred.yArd Dash. iIaniicap-First heat won
by Henry NJ Mason tsoracb). wi'h Nelson q. Holden u
yArdN second. Time. II 81 sort nds Second heat
won by Harry z. Pickett e yards with James Hen
derson Il yArd) second Time, IL 'scsnda Third heat
won by Samuel " Mullins q yardsL with Bernard n.
Mason (4yards, second rime. Ill.5 sseendl Final
heat won by Picisit with Np.l!ns second and Mason
one ipriony Dash, Hsndesp-rirst hsa, won By Jas;
b. HAuiblin NS yArdB) with Henry ~ Mason ncratch)
second Time. Es{ s.eonds second heat son BY Harry
Eeritss rIsssn Ara a. "s "@ sesena fS,ha hsas
won BY samuel v Mullins t6 yards. with Harry NJ pa-
Wis h) second Time. 81 Io seconds fnAI heat
wen BY Ham 6lin With Davis second and Mullins ihird
Time, Is l.o sec0nds
,,Ons-9paIterln Run Hand eap-Finsi hsA. woa s{
Harry N. Mason (scrAtchl. with yames y. Hsndsfson b
ysrdS second and george q, williamson us yards)
One. hsif mil, Run H.hdicsp~Ton By Frederick y.
Long lsctatehl. With Patrick O. Hsalssssy q yArdN
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sss s:s essf e land fnas'' sss ds:ssso
Ths nn.l rses Of the day and meeting Va. ".
BIZ for the 9dd: on fsyoTtS bs st. snd
then. AZ usual. died away. permitting. 81.
Hubert to 20 on and Win hands down. Olivia
& beat Le9nafdS hsndily for second money
FIRST RACE.
... ssS sS .StS .ds. tSr ~ Il ssss :d
hfSsss issss fisi sGsassjs s$ Ss'.r. ns,. BY
bss. q sssro rSsr spn',SsP iSs T. .Ga os,t
White Rose also ran; AT. ,.,.n
against Poor Jonathan. "a 'oi soisro. Is 70 whit.
SECOND RACE.
rps S,s s1d SsyS y 500
] second and sis sico S 70 third siG farions, " '" "
,S. Ss e e. : Onward by
az :Eiss; ..s sSisa,.;'Ss 1Ss i lis Ss;si
,iss.Sohd. ffsmonI Ho.y. Tom Donohus. ana Anna
Post nf..;Gs-E,sG RV.nsy ,IG;y A
Ann. M H. 80 vasabond e' 70 10 Tom ponoSse
e. ..$s. t:' 'SSs .:ssa
$sssi$ r. OF
E. Ssfsf sons s gss!..s iSii%i,an;,
Bowers, Joe Ripley. rrig nnd Medic colt also ran
ro.t Beitins-Even money Docbin, sh to 1 Joe Rip
ham, 80 to PrIg tO to ~. Julien
FOURTH RACE.
s2oo eaen. the cuS to add an amount Necessary to
second horse shall receive sl5oo and the third 500:
VA %s.Sins,cn n s@a sisstos oh Sport. by wntred
RI sf. p Keeresb b. c. Chor,stcr. g. loo tMdsiey,
RstnbOw. AJAX. Prince George. and @. ". johnson
also ran.
spa9 Ajax 10 o FnSGs to e 81
Michael Is to Prince George, 20 TO ChoFis,er.
FIFTH RACE.
r9r TSos ,snf 900. w,'psasss'& =. psss & of S
A, Lasei,nd's B. T. Josie. by nolmby--oeolosy. 10
i T. Morris, T. Dai:e. 100 Penn
isrroeK. Cuckoo Marble rts,. and Gonnors also ran.
Senator was left at 'hs T,IS. RS.'ii osx
Post On !s.' r,ssin ss.n, sh,f J,r
i?'a sss:S'
SIXTH RACE.
For threeyenr.olds which have not won won At III,
& % 10 5 iS and s:i 500 10 mh hr one
H. !. DwysE;S. 9: pom AonzO. by Lons Taw-aoand
gideon DAYS chs RaTaP9i ~ S3yerton' oyer,
C. DAY. Dr. c. hlsn Tim.. i:.si1 .am''s''
Post Be.ttng-rivc TO on Don AlonIo. to against
SEVENTH RACE.
~ntes ssGo 70 second and sioo TO hrd Svs fuIon:s
Home iotjS iLambsyl.
fSGP.ts fos g .s Lsonsrdo Ss oEic ics
Ingot also ran.
r,st Betting-rhres To- on S.; Hubert, to against
Olivia. . TO l Ingot. IL TO ! Leonardo.
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RACING At LATONIA.
Glnndiua Wins the Decoration Day Hand.
cap In = 0aIIoP from Helen N.

cap In = 0aiIop rom Helen N.
CINCINNATI. May 80 About 1000 people
were at Latonia Park to-day to see the race
for the Decoration Handicap and other events.
The track was heavy. and the sport was not
up to flrst-class standard. The first race was
q selling purse. at six furlongs. Jim White.
100 ;Fairgood. at 7 TO /. won easily BY two
ienGths from Osirius. tho Shark third Time
l:!2t.
The sseond rnce VA, q mile dash for three
won in driving finish by q neck from the
Sculptor; with Legrnnde third. Time. 30 I;
inrlongs for, two-Year oids. ,ktockads; lls
Darwin Wedgewood third. Time l:o0n
The fourth race was tho Decoration Handi-
cap. worth $4,000 TO the winner: distance enc
sfast S asa sedina Ghediessshs 1a ,I Ihsre Were n'ns
took the lead IN the stretch and won easily by
three lengths of. Time, 2:OT IS.
year. ods. Mil Boy. i03 IThorpei at to 2.
Msm,s Man s{ {tb,S tTD snS.hi fS. j5on Maeadso Miss
The sixth race was at six furlongs. Mabslle.
Boy. Salvation third. Time. 1:2I.
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MUNYON'SRHEUMATISMCU CURE
RELIEVED IMMEDIATELY.
New Mas Aner suseripe Untoid
Aronies for Years.


Ason,es for Years.
Clemens G. stunksr. the wine merchant Of
103 John street. SAYS: have suffered untold
me % entireiy for attention to my SusI.
ness ssDson sPE Was subject s to eoDns
ment to my bed. for. some months, Ny arms
would nehe and pain me. and I had those
everything in vain for relief read thai. the
Press would give away trial bottle of Mum:
sent sem for bottie and eommepeed using It /
might say that felt benefited almost imme.
da,ey the bottle s.ngor Hnd nov GN ssi IKE
insa asf'Ss % Which Issad Ehis
Munyon's Rheumatism Cure is .rusrsnteed
to euro rheumatism In any part OF the body.
as Sss to shspP
or breast. or soreness. OF any part OF the
is 1sunra nteed to promptly cure .iameness,
stiff and swollen ,oints; stifI back. and
matism seusfca iS pain The back
are speedily cured. We can reicr to thousands
Of whS have tss1 snrss sa s.s .aa
cures cure. before one bottle has been used.
sta'ss on @ 1eseiet q 80 Large Size * hhsu. S
matism Cure, sl.0O.
Munyon's Hom%opatthic Home Remedy Com
slSa sents 'ts sHa y This COMPANY 1
No matter what the disease .s. or how many
h1ys viii sna
Beware q im,stioI,, tss sse that tie name
to Grfn Ssy Ss sRs Es. Sytas 4s Se%
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ACHING SIDES AND BACK.

second and Daniel G. Henderson C25 yards> third.
Time minutes 2lk seconds
Unemiie Run. iIahdlcAp-won by Patrick q. Hen
nessey crachL with Frederick b. Long tscratch) seo
ond and George Is Mason as yards) third. Tine. 8
minutes 1914 seconds.
Onefurlong Hurdle Race. HAndicAp-Final heat won
by Henry n Mason (scratch with James r. Henderson
N2 Yards second and Harry T. Pickett tS yards third
Time. minutes u second.
Pole Vault for heignt-won by Harry N. Mason
scratch). with leap of feet inchcs Nelson o. Hol.
den g inche,D second. with leap OF feet inches
feet inches
Running high jump iiandicap-won By James a.
kcnney t.cratchL with n leap OF feet 1ol< inches
with Henry Jameson q inches, second with Q LEAP
Of feet inches an James b. Mason (scratch) third
with . leap OF feet inches
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Fine Field sport. of T. NJ. L. u In Broohly.

One of the bes. managed neld meetings given In
the city Of Brooklyn occurred yesterday afternoon %
the grounds Of the Young Mems Literary Unionl Of
st. Patrcks Church on their handsome plant on Nos
trand avenue, oppo:t-ilart street. Tue results:
Seventy hve- yard Dash. scratch-Fiurl heat won BY
Robert Ford Y ". L. L.. with James Gallagher Y N. L
IT, second, and J. Lee & H. e.. third. Time. SSS
onds.
onequsrter:mile Run. serateh.won by James Cum.
mings, Y. u. L. u. with Frank McNahon. SioentianS
Union, second. and John Aoylan. IN L U.. third.
Time. 50 rs seconds.
TN l. Z. with leap o: Is feet inches with Jsmss
A. Gallagher. Y NJ L. second, with leap OF IL fesS
inch and F. J. McAvoy. st. A. T.. thisd. with leap
OF lS feet
MI. L.. with =. +. HcMahon yincertians' Union. sec.
ond aud Charles foi. y N. l.. u. third. Time,
minutes.
Y NJ L. L. with leap Of o feat inches. John Nolan,
YIN 1. z. was second and T. {. Lee o r. third
Daniel Toa and William Mctinley with N, B. Teviin
and samuel Toal second. Time. minutes i6 seeondA
Putting the StSteen.pound Shot-Won by Thomas
Carroll. Y. NJ l. U with put Of 81 feet nehsh vitn
NJ ?. Dunue second with 35 feet. and James Freel
Y. n. l. U., third, with 80 feet.
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wo;ls Tones Heat tho Irish IA mericsns -
HurlInx.

R,dgewood Park swArmed with the sons Of Erin yse
tcrIay. and the old Irish sport Of hurting engaged
in with relentless yRoE. Teams from the Irish-Amer
cans OF New York and Wolfe Tones OF Brooklyn we're
pitted against each other. and gallant struggle wss
Inc re nit The Wolfe Tones played uphill RAme,
and when defeat seemed inevitable they forged AheAl
made two goals for the winners, while the Irishr
Americans oniy goal was scored by Welsh.
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PHILADELPHIA. May 30-Only one out.ar d.
out favorlte won at Gloucester to-day. Sum-
mary:
,to ie1:i ,a GssssSS i 4 y
Gratton 81 10 Bonnie Lass, 20 TO l. Lebanon, TO
ssf fs4n 4ss and Beck 60
Second kao:Isix farlens. NY, Mamie; ~ o. 3 to
Fifth 4 nda.y h.atIsS z
.1a Thsn HAsas ana fafos. Elm
sasr'' maH Roqns e sss'y ips 70
Ns.Gn 20 70 10 hS.ay sans
Mayor D. 10 !. and Tixsy Gardner. 10 to also ran
Fonr'S Racs-Four furlonss., M:.s Rienmona. 100 7
10 0eit.rl. won; Dart II. O e Anniore, second:
jsisy IaIs pts Joseph 20 iSsrs.s Xasis %
TO A Belle snd Quarter turons
,sr 10. UsNe5 h,st oIosas ~ to !MSoors,'
"spf F:.s .G! saa & fs Ssin.
s4 ssssS RS; f,.dus", s'H i% fts s ao
wshod @ sf baPta sniIa W ois,
Anns sIE also S,ssa ssa S1{ n. p ids '"'
This is the programme for to. morrow:
Bate Cry. Henry Grorge owen Goldsr, Judge Mitchell
fs Ia tss. ts. s Maid
q ~:
Third RSss"ss t.n ana All af faa,onss Bill Barnes
fis fsioa A:. .n. Sas sssi 1.ss
m fe sash WS;sSs N.Tr h,pne'O'A hy"o'n'A Andre" D.
LG4; pfsli; mn ssss% tns ioi tsr and Tartar 4
aas.a z Soho Soho nS S
S fis hsssda ssanS psssnA ss "a.
s,l,s R.ss6fout sns;s.li faisss. ssslis.Ti.
:stS S-aS. Fa$yis Kssisfi. ssi.. s't ss:
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Jockey n. Smith Rldss Four w,us.r..

WASHINGTON. May 3o.-The first day Of tho
national live stock exhibition and blood horse
meeting at the Bennings race course. which is
to last eighteen days. was favored with ine
weather. The attendance was fairly good and
the betting brisk, i Smith won four Of the
races in exciting hnishes
First Race-sreep.tAkes: hve furiongs, Nay Bird
no even (R smitht trst, ChisweL pa. Ito (bsvisl
secoId; Yellow Rose. iol TO lCoiiinsl third Rhss
second Raes-swsspstasssi sln furionp. Maid Of
7tob ICustcr, second: Ada Hue lo5. & 10 (Davisc
third Bucksye also ran Time 70
y.aroIds ,irae,s. }o7 sio q smiIht nrst; speed.
vel, lOI, to o (DayisA second; Govano. io1, 10
Fourth Raes-s.sspstafss: for ma'dsnsi -four ana
9ni Head LenE iOS ~ 'oi !boys.oi second; oSsiy
70 .coE.l thfd Sns sms TINE s Tsv
over ays SSsdiss Hi.N.ssis, iss 70 tfstslscn,.
Lat iSi s 20 (sssD. third Triple CfosA spsHGalL
and Sport also ran. Time 2i2b.
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Fast Time at Parkway.

President Henry T. Boody OF the Parkway
Driving Club. BROOKLYN. sends word to TIE
Sun that Mr.. Z 7. Bedford's great pair Of trot-
ters. Fairport and Gillette. showed surprising
speed over the half-mi!e track at Gravessnd
yesterday.
Fairport, driven by Fred Bedford, trotted In
2:l8S. while Gillette. whose best record is
Charlie Bedford
The sun., 1893-05-31

The Quoit pitchers OF South Brooklyn and Astoria
were quite active yesterday. AZ Richard whites
grounds Brooklyn, the features were two sinEe-
banded matches for IS side each Ths nrst one was
between John shorroct and Alexander Kerr 6l points
up yAfds distance Kerr WAS not In good form. and
beaten By o. 70 ~. Tho second match was be-
Of Brookiyn.
The New Yorker won by OIL TO 81. In the afternoon
tournAmsnt was decided. and the veteran McLAssn
four game: IN .dess.siOn: He beat Ton DeShuisS
and ,hsp tackled A..ndsr Kerr three Points st.r In
Ruggles
AZ Lootleys ground. Astoria. big crowd Witnessed
. $40 mASoh between Frank DoIan OF that pAcs land
TO 81.
Play John shorroek match under any conditions that
he might name.
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Model Yaeh,.n.. R.ss.

The annual regatta OF the American Model Yacht
Club successfully decided At the Reservoir Lake
Prospect Park Brooklyn yesterday in the presence OF
avery distinguished party Of spectators. many of the
officers OF the outoi.town cubs interested in the
sport participating in tho events Of tho day.
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GREAT YACH1IN6 ON THE SOUND
Over Forty Boats Take Fart In the Harlem
Yacht Clubs RernttN.

The members OF tho Harlem Yacht Club had . great
time yesterday when they sailed their tenth annual
regatta on Long 1sn nd Sound Over forty achts COM
peted In the twelve eiassea There was splendid
breeze blowing from the southeast and the tide at
the last Of the ebb when tho starting signal given
l2l5 NJ. and the little fellows had all they could
gEer under as they dashed across the starting line
which was on the college Point dock. The FOR
classes 4. b. /, 4 y and I; wa. from Coleg, Point
1s miles. For classes u. and from College Point
to and around Gangway Buoy and return distance 10
ni,ea Classes n md l.. from College Point TO nnd
around Stepping Stones Light and return, distance
About IL miles. summary:
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SCROFULOUS HUMOR
hoy Ai~nst Lost Use OF Hi- Ls-s~-Twe
Years Intense Itcktne-esev-
erni Doctors FriL
'n'''n %.ress;. Rsissn n,s Sgss. ,sss; ssssfy; ne
tnticura Remcd eS.

Whom about seven years old my son was
afflicted with skin disease which Was very
distressing. Tho first appearance was OF little
p!mple4. accompanied by intense itching. soon
spreading into sores covered with scabs, exs
cent when scratched or. The entire body.
except hcnd. was covered. lie almost lost
the use OF his limbs. and was 20 light ] could
carry him about 10 nu infnnt. Used all rene.
dies L could lind ommendei In medical
works Tor itching without henent Applied to
ninerent physicians. receiving temporary re.
lleI. but the disease was sure tp return. / sent
fSr EI2nr ,rapEkIsi rsad it, purchased set q
the GITh CRA. bathing with the CUTICURA
StnAP and gave small buses OF CUTICURA
hESnlNENT. oh. the soothing effect Of that
utTlCVEh, After two years search for sons
thing TO allay that terrible itching. what q re-
iiet TO see him sleep ,sweeily without any
inclination to scratch. 1e.s than two boxes OF
CUT!CUEA. ono cako CITICrRA SOAP, aud
one hottie OF the tgTlCuRA REsOtVFA~
performed cure. with no returns. IL now
strong healthy hoy of thirteen. We consider
1t ,remafkable cure. as he had inherited
scrofuious humor.
Mrs. II. +. BOWEN, Fast Otto. N. Y.
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Three Tro,. Won i4 straisL, Heats.

NEw BRUNSWICK. May 3o.-Trotting at the
MlddleseS Driving Park to-day was success.
fuily 700 persons We're present. Summary:
Pure s75-Won hy lAboo owned nv Edward White
htat ~ hitrisni nraiA Inus, 3'oI. .:;n, 2:<yll.
Purse sl5J-Nun by Lady Hug. owned by EdWin Fur
man IN s,rA,shi Leafs lime. 2i;ilh. - 3@k 2,4Ot
r.'t sInnM9h eI orRhan .iiri e.asd By Robert
The sun., 1893-05-31

The winners were: Class A. ". A. Brady's EvAdne;
class b. James Laors Peerless; cArs G, r. HrusseiS
lola class D. II. Rosenhsgs idier; class T. n y. No
elias. G. a; Bacon, rnebe: c!ns: H. N; Ds.:y. Az:
Anglescy; elias. X. s. Johnsons Ida: c!ass l. John
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The seawaaLaka .CoriathisA kssss Post
Doaed.

oTsrER BAr. NAY 3o-AEAin were the assembled
guests OF tho Corntbian Yacht Club dis
appointed the announced for today being post
pohed uaul Saturday June 10 very pleasant after.
yachts aud sailing craft OF every description
The sun., 1893-05-31
PIMLICVS TROTT1NG MEETING.
A Job Nipped by Changing Driv~rs-Odds on
Favorites Beaten.


BALTIMORE, May 30.-The trotting meeting
al Pimlico opened with sensation to-day.
In the sixth heat Of the 2:1S pacing race.
Hadley. Jr. was wretchedly driven. making
repeated breaks and being beaten in ridicul-
ously slow time. The judges suspected fraud.
and for tho seventh heat they substituted
Frank Barnes for II. p. Norton. Hadley. Jr..
went OIL and won by nifty yards without hav-
ing lifted his nose. Barnes was awarded 800
for his winning drive. while Norton came In
for fine OF $3.50.
Amia started hot favorits for this race. but
she lacked condition. and after going two
heats. grew weary. giving way 10 Hadley. Jr.
The Hotel Renncrt stake OF $1,000 for 2 40
trotters brought about the downfall Of an
other odds on favorite Tho talent played
Nellie Aldine to win because she had beaten
Big -Four at Philadelphia in 2:2la. Tho four
year old iilly lost her race here because ahe
lacked tho strength TO carry her clip three
heats Albert 7. trotted game and consistent
race he horse lowered his record in the
third heat He is Ave years old. and was
raised by Mr.. j. b. Hacgin. who sold him at
auction In New York as o two-year- old for
$500.
Three very monotonous heats gave the 2:29
trottIng race to the favoTite. Miss Nelson. q
fast mare from Virginia. The time OF hor first
heat is her record. summaries:
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Harness. Race. at FieetwooS.

The threo- -cornered match at Fleetwood re-
suited In victory for the fast but erratic
Ruby. after she had lost two heats to Jewel
by unruly behavior. Mr.. Bernstein piloted
his roadster Lightfoot to victory very clsv-
orly In tho In members' race. Summary:
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TrottiuE mt waver,y.

The annual trottinR meeting held yesterday
at Waverly attracted 4 large throne. Cyrus
won his race very handily. Poor driving lost
the 2:27 CO to Fanny Blair. summary: