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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-20

JW. E.-ponEEue 10 E!;. I.s LoEeG
BALDWIN VII! p:ieh :o--Ay. VITA E.isAn behind TIE
bat.
A. wi.ispISr.dss "a sAi=raa.-Irrins. 6. P.ss.-
yAEi Ca, Is
Warrington Ia. re!.As.! F:'s-,. pary.A a.hoasa
merely goI . Ie.eErIR V:1s..Hs III. !. e, iss
fEruergo
Here is tbs New TorE's kas.iI ESi. xcGEAea broken
nnger. Doyle brrisH galaeAi "a efI ATH: DAv.s
,EJg.dsT: ScnUiit cut "a tie e.JgN. rsIg Sex E1s!a
unsteady; Ward. sUTE!ea IA mn 1Ec I!rr-
@: hErst snsi.s. aud sIyGeT SiiI ITssa IL MIND
AN Tas Eay TIE SeW YORK = !LJ WG-.. Ike no o
sny Lynea NAT been assigned 10 tsss esy
eusuuy.
s.LuroEE jane l9-stil anoihs. deal Is ,aiG hare %
be contemplated by HAnoh ~ shich sLnd.e 10 20 be
exshsngsi 10. Joyce WEslks. tAiS eAE DO brought
Absui - a. yet pIob.emAteAL 4he CAY objection 20
sLincss 10 his SeirEiHs o: bATGiii ground aA..s
ALl aIs refGsa 10 aide sEvH TlrE ng oAsss Ia every
0lher respect he u tAs pess o; any iLIa tAisnan n
tie LAsGe
To THE EpsroR Tn srS-sir kindly oalgs rs oY
stating Ihat tie !eIOTE ~ saldAy sCS regard
IHe glas between 'ss Lafayette NhesIasn -ht ATOtaA
a = SAs eIEsueous: inS Aroma eI1h csieAtsa re
cAELoi understand WY clUs should ssnd iaIss re-
port 80 1ch an uynSrsSe newspaper - THE ssS eE-
seq; tey seek redress ir5-Sa Iae p:ess rhsTtL1
lAry cannot o5t5in = On TIE c-AiEohs- HeS9SeIg-y
ySLTa Al. Ii .!IEStnAIII- SecEs'AJ AoIa~ A. y
Director Taleo;t sAd yesterday taAi there we're only
Two PAYERS a. the League he Sod se 70 have on NE
NJ hOrS lhAm--ItO!ss MAIZE u lie PA sa1rsas AMI
I.lshEniF u sEs Philadelphia ruuo= AAoAt
"a ths "a orhlns si.h WsFd. IhEi d.al Geout
essA,Es Of Lyoss Sehahan ana fgilsr together -iiA
e@Sa bonas NJ Ia soiE denied The story smphali'-
a. sEolt!s ES-k =. elert ~ MAKE LIS place
tie AsE ! oEA team sEss fE4ns-
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News Of the FlSht<rs.

jack NeEtss 81 is.s e!'y ~sS has ~"a sI''' Afepa'
tAGon . boxer. ;Oa sES repeater yea'sFeAy 'hA'
he would EIs 10 meet the ~;aa.- .: Tie hAIIy'hsv
eoats,t uktes tak,s p..ss le.s;. .ss celsEh-A C.
e ChIs&so GksILy
F.orns RArssti jsrry BAFat;' srSistr - authority
for the rsPe;; IhAi the 4t2Ea=tsT 81 Tie I"EsJ 10
and A. pre5 issa tie feG:a sari eeSs' Atsh-TeEsi
&c" With .oAEay NEE ksf'i 3: ;As former maze any
hind Of ,Lav.us as.iu,t / az AZ IsFrS folEht "a
sl!ssei draw & y likely '-A' The matchmaker W.
keep Eis ...-- -,
lav. tx. .aEG reselvsiA ritter frou A. o'srta ~
fh,lAdsPAg. sat st; S,is-iAE. = SG'Sh TIE AHtt
Nr.lsa a. Gpui. ~ etS.v.S WEB h'i'
Aes Lss3s IL sAAMAirE - Holland AS maze "
mia u sggTSlps weFli 90 The pre-
sni De rr:sF .. u ~ "a l. .NruRIck kSCAeEsl. Hbeb
Hres-uI ..c.IEg ~ lseas's iaissesi EsCtuftr
10 iEinklEs staEs4y - sa-nE g Fit1oLEta
anG lsg sH;e pa nsrtl vita sts eroietf $40 ~
the real sslAir SEslaIs, - the SEaLy CAY.
Hil.T NAaSsA t4a yssieriAy tEat . iAsrt SA.hnS
posslAlAty 70 NoalA Ey 1Agek ea Joe GOD 80
he PAIR ussiA AAhs GsOA ssttA
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EE:ILSS:c.


Tae open tournament oftse Jerse! City IaTa Tennis
clso ~ss b.Eua yesterday afternoon On n. elue's
grounds Jersey Cry HsiEh;k D-ncan caaaler, tie
gssI player entered shOGIs sAys baI small dif
er.iy capturing Era: pr.zs me singles only were
p!aS st an the ssmfrna!s reached The doubles
Sel.a TAursd.y. summary:
Gsa's sinsies-Pr-Nn.nLry roGnt: z 7 Mclaughlin
jersey city c, bea; 4 Williamson Jersey City r c.
- s-S: l. II. Ferris Jersey CITY 7. {. beat "A Y
lander Tu1ssG !. G. beat sidney L smith. Sew YORK
J. q. 81 % X { BonhkG. Jersey Cny 7: &. beat
lEs A.tilra q. beat 6. LAn-y, Jersey Guy c 81
G.5: T. I YsrEr yeEsey CITY J. he.i c 4 wco.s.y:
l. T. bsasr Na!!.n, Sew YorE I c by dttaa.t
FITsi asuu!-I- Ii. Fsrr!s. Jersey City T.. beat Z
7 RcLApEhAI. jersey C.;y !! q. c. .-Si D. " Cand-
Ter tuxedo 7 =. beS; T. &. B0nEAr jersey C1fy G.
80 -. Il Ko..Inh A!tioIa J. 4. esst TAG Rev Iohn
Jersey C.iy - tes: { Emerson. Jersey cay L T. &.
81. FL ii,tA1tsG-
wislI.asIuvy. juEe An. 1uAls in the oAampt n
shIp ssTiss Of tie New EGEL.pd intercollegiate La, n
TsEni. A,oc1aIlon began here t9-dsy n. e0n'-s.ns
we've Williams sLd A1terst Ths 9oas!e, were eoE-
e.gaed te-aAy and tie IsRgts VII! bs played OF -
morrow. Amherit -As reiorIolE to-day iEroHEa
Ahaft oar and tie wi.iA.ns Representatives deserve
g."4: credit for iher sorE Am rTkf -As represented
hersI ~on. <-S. Is 20 SIS. Ga
Lizzie tennis pAye4 IN The kings County Tennis
cinb's Ias lbers ALdieIp toarnAneuf yesterday TIE
Men. sinEiet-s.n:.n n.i round nr. ", y. Frazer
tSeFsichL tea Il s NctiouHn (haE hft.tnL ca 60
= Aen Douoes-fina! round y PAyle AZ an
II : HcGoEAA tserAIeh) beAl c. ssAhsy and Dpdsy
AcSrAiA Iser-IeAL o.. %. c-o.
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oossrrr rsLxs TO MITCHELL
II, r,ru.h.,, Most ste- Article. ., sfr
weeh. or the right IL OF

CHICAGO. June 1e.-"H Charley Mitchell does
not sign articles OF agreement within six weeks
to fsht me. either in one place or another.
vii! declare the match OF at once said jan
Corbett in his dressing room at the Haynarket
Theatre last night 1T nay surprise the pup
lie to know that the negotiations in their pres
ont form are binding on neither side. although
we 18th have cur money Up. =, .,-. a.
he fact % the matter is. cenNnS W. III
cham pion Il am tired Of waiting ior Mltcheli
70 ssttle DEE ni;ely where he will nCht. signed
articles to nGht him before the Couey lt!Ano
A. 4 fora purse OF S4U.Uol, Just as he was
lenyin z this country for England. he let the
entire II after In the hands Of LAWYER aunuie4
ui New York. who ean!ed to Aitcne m me1l-
A'ely after had signed. informing him o. tue
Igc;s The An-9er cArne that ail was satisiae;
tory but later a cattle received by Ar. humm
stated that Mitchell had DECIDED u walt unui
he returned 70 this country beiore he lEned-
cannot say that / doubt that he viii 70 eet
no. tut Will not continue tho inatch IN rs
rre.tnt ore-sided form. | decided to-day 10
Give Mitchc. six weeks time to J ~ his sigma
tu.a where inine Is that length OF ome ,eeing
urnr,e Cor him TO comply. We cAnnot lrll WY
lie is holding back. Possibly u "a because ne
thinks We can do bett..r elscNhere On tnhS
roiai viii say that although have AGreea 70
cannot he IT .ds binding without AiteheaI
signature. I: Is only natural that We shouiu
lc0k :ar the uest purse inducements >,
IL AZ the end OF six weeks Aitrheti ooes
nc. sign articles. / will issue challenge to
the word. T-t-E Jackson preferred, ana pvsl y
substantial forfeit TO fight for Slg;CVO side
and the cham Iionsh!p OF the wor!c.
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Ming p,,.r,i.- - r---vt-ns,r susvr,c,r rve 81
u q u ns.ri;: d :, n =; o.,s , 4 ~,
R lP p Ssss. sfs sS " wife Re.. 10; w
NdF Ssr., a. E s,oa,s, les isiyi
NsiSo,s sir S.iihsS ana iSshista .i'or.A
Po., B.,,s,r-Kiss,i 10 Z sssin,. s,ou.n.n ITO Cor
r.e;iea. stS LS'll.i. is!S WIZ. Rose - 70 81;
Eeshias Sr.-.
SECOND RACE.
sgs q y s..a. .s. ..
Saf aps si 'a fS 81 It: Bss
Ga.en pss'sS kiHsist liz tH.,n.itah,
H.rts,t LeHstfn.n. ro;t worth N.r,ain and
Grace Brown ESQ ran max
Pet B,t',aE,I:s to On IiT-t.i 3, ss, IN
Foii wg-'h 20 70 Chattanooga, - TO GEAe BTo~n.
y..T-9!s. Goa. :; 1889 Q; SO e.ss. VIA si..oo
essS,sioo sai .; %. Tts.,: ssSS,ns P.aAisis. .al
nsu w'nainE Anor snyss: seven IL; ons.
cit i!s rTlsla35a1 ''.-.'.'1,''.
S S1:snt' aysS s. Slstss. iip 5 a,is
oie D0z.a.oa. Wo;nsst. al Fan Beg A,O fAa-
r9 s.,'n5s 4 { .sAn.; SES s. . is n
FOURTH RACE
,T.srs,at:, Q, 81 each Nth sio1o s9ied o.. o.
c: tte ,tGIrs. winning ptnA!l.ss and nas Winning
v { pas = & ne ccsa na ~ s.6,A,ion-A.ua 10.
:. . ! .,.a,s... b a cleaning q lo+ls taanii:
E4a s'ao.,pr II KGseer. {, lO4 ,sinuasD.....
-,'-' A'-'A -''0 'Ah 7ine1.ss
oo4as 20 10 Count 50 70 70 H I NJ Bssss
FTFTE RACE
rl.sa o-;kir3s % Ii. ttcuna ana oh.thIt 10
- "a. se!. ne ale .,nee. re nile ,...,
ry. iai rys. III . tatnsl
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Four OF the ST. Favor,,e. Win ut GIoueester

GLorcrsrrE Jgn. is.-Four fArori:ss won here To-
frrst LAet-N!.r an! N e'sh;s. Ie!.2hone ITO, to
l Casey. won. al Ne'r!nuls. los. 10 TO ,Hoaeens
second a-cs-Fou. ana Eai fCt.ohSs Artiusry
TO- ;O5 HLtal Won: Ros:n HOod- lu& TO D yet
ter. steon1: B!Ge bird. -. 10 10 GOsEiss thru
.aI:i IA e-F.ve-e sa;as 0: mile. E1presk 1oA. 40
30 l4orris woa: 81. rhe-i. loI 6 tot Ham, sec
eIt Emblem. ie'. 10 tAecauisyi- third iiEs'
Frutta EAce-one m!.e. rr...le los. = 10 tNsr-
Won: Lan-H. los. l. 20 !. tHrts, second: HOUR
luc ; 20 Ham talr+ TEE. :totA 49,
nth gAr=--Fuur All. hsi sLr!onst. Despair. lol.
Corey won; Romeo. ioi. 10 Dam second;
- -
S!x,s R,c.-Fire ;ur:oucx Mis-, Agile. 100. TO s
lSoTrls1. uor: EtA-T.. l.A5 70 tCA:eyl. second:
Market one lo5 20 5e.Etnl te,rd IIiae. l:o4S4.
The following are he eu'E!es ior iLes6Ay rAees;
frst Ease-si, Al! ust iGronSs. Michigan Fox
meade. I'm Care. E.Tart y Lee 5 CeEteru' peE-
ems Ne:. Bargain Al anIrez d. los: CatalonE E1-
periepes. ChariTsuse, sat " A.eA-anc- AID Queen
second RAe.-Fire iurons,; for ,hree-ye.r,elts
SIDE lo5: Leeksaur. Forget v. Scr. aud Amelia loi:
Ring KicsAIa. Norteh and D:lI0n J., 400: frlncess
IGt.t a.ce-seren trriorss- Aeio;AIn no. MAJOR
Thornton. los. IceneEs And BsIeihsieh, 1o+: LGeky
clover los. Mayor r. ana AnsTsn. lv2.
Fourth E-ce-S.I s;4t bA: .G..ouss Itweuer no.
cla:nNm. los: KNAPP. leo: Uncertainty AID Car
fi:;i Rsc.-Fivt-e,shthf GA mile. N.nhan,e:t 100:
Yn-sIgt,e P-rZsnee. A. o. " and Grafton Boy. -o<
Tr-A9Tsy en-. Xsnn3e J. lot
>ix;a iaee-Four ard talt :urionTs for beaten
hose. Washington, A-siEsl i1ea, koe Cainar- FOX.
nj. sN-E = BUe N,r2 Ihat! Rowe. s.Art!e, and
R. Tart d I0I. loo. Litta ana Maggie, 80.
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sister Mary Equal. the worsa'. Record.

ClSclSSIIr. June la-The weather very warm
,5-4Ay ard :t.re Shi attendance at the LA:cn.a
races The aEst race selling purse ~ SIX fur.
.oEgs Anne Elizabeth. IS Pierce AZ $40 1. won by
= lengIb from Dennece, LAnce!oi third. Time l:l5S
TIE second rscs vas a; SIX and half furOaEA Re-
bg- los Norris. at to ~on BY two lengths from
Thor. Cor sdsnee iaIrd. Tine. nv
lie third uAs for ISoyear-o.ts At I've furonEk
Lgiu T.. los (sCrT 8. =; 10 J. Won ey two lengths
from Preferences. LeonA doom third. Time. .o2sS
Ih- toaTta was selling pure a. one mile. Ma
Belle liz l4aTTnj AZ to5. by meek from
Fay =. Capt.. Reese IhId. ZINE l<lt
The tftH race sss = dash OF one nile and seventy
yLrs. sister Asry. 81 .NcCIzinl. AZ 4 TO ]. BY
Two enTlhs from 1te Ksape; Response third lime.
] <<;f. Which 4Ckls he woT!1's record.
TIE sixth selling parse at one E1ile Pes
BODY. IO9 "a clayton A. 70 !. won by hAf ength
from Forest Rose O4a fef ptr ilLTi Time. l;42l
he ssrsnit race va, ~ ak f5T.oEES Aurora, lo5
IU!soGj a; 10 /. sOa By necE from John Berfsy.
VITA bSeTtOa bird Inns. l..s,
4 pan -As cr-A'cI IL tae biting rinE insi before
'tiS race by Policeman shooting a. negro Who Te-
lis:e1 ArFesI. NO LarEI VAS zone
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wHY7
Why DO you forget so oi;en'

Why do you forget so oi;en9
WHY do you speak words that you so often
regret; -,-.-
Why DO you take M with new acaaainsancea'
forgetting old friends
Why do you not use clear Judgment instead
OF too often acting upon impulse!
Why do you resistently neglect your heaitn
when it is your duty 10 take special care OF IL :
Why you . careless when sudden chill.
headache tired feeling. and general disgust
with life come over your 49,,
Why do you not sop - think that huie
timely caution .hc right kind will overcome
all these troubles AMI put you In possession oil
good health and feelings once more!
Why do you not remember that the best
physicians. scientists. and ihe leading people
O! the lAnd al recommend Iure whtskey as
the prt yer thing to TAX, a. such times.
Why 10 you not recall the fact that there Is
only one ru:e medicinal Whisky known to
the world. that 1t Is ex eediHGlT popular. that
1t has been in use FOR tweaty years. and that 1t
is pUGy's Paro Malt'
Why DO you not derounce any druggist.
grocer. or dealer who titles t. offer you some
other OF inferior whisky. saying IL is Just as
good.
Why 90 you not always insist upon having
Just what you reQui:e. Just what you desire.
and just what you know to re the purest. the
best. ami most efficient '-Adr.
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rpman Win, . Costly Race.

81 Loc,s jane 1.-Two o: the six fArori.ss won Al
III. Fax Groant. to-day TIE other evsnts going
t. veI+3-sys second eao'ees.
The ice I3ooke. colt 100 IL Tayio:, ~ to bs.s
screen other E-Gers N ts oI<a!ns race AZ ak far.
Ion IS eeyeEy HaynzTsei second. two lengths before
4caEl JTbI.syr zee faror!:e- Tine, l=ISNe
.-eFen 80 A!c-u IEoy FOLD. starred n TIE nye an
a -.oag scEslr0.e And Ella smith lis ": Hi4.
81 . r-si.y by ta:ce leug;hs CsAr.ey J.. the
60 iayer.Ie. second. iAIpss OF By fASoI jE Tine
l:ID
IEs third !E-e selling Eve and half furlonCs also
for tsoy Wlsh tx StaFte-s won under .
DIVE ey neck from TIE 10 chance " Brooks
- u sloan II Lee the 10 , !ASor.Se cnishIng
secoEi. = 4saE's n t-aAE OF pE !Arke Tine. lao
IEeT- stA-te- - rts seven Ab ali fGr.oag selling
dish Rally 40 PtrG aEcpl. the fAvoTite .: to L.
va uncef crtys By length from the 10 70 shot
sac Nome LVcEYa-t flashed third, tao IsaGiss OF
-.I.e. sisJ7e
Tae STA race ~ mile. s4!hb. Vas gAilop for
81 10 - Cav Tits lptpG'L 100 IN TAylorl he Won
Sy .enEfE EeesinT second iEo lengths before slght
urs.t. Tune. -h+.$.
IN a.; :aSe aSpdcsp At one mile with Eve starr.
e.s va. On easily - no lengths by Highland no
,Ar1,i.su- F-rTo, n. fayoEiie. ran second ten
!t' gus Il :.cEt a.! pEI:B. Tine. l=s3bs
fr-TI winner ct ine SIT rAvr. sas run up 81 SOS
Al.Ne a!s sE'Ey Prise Of s'vo aud bought In by Lis
owner.
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Esss. tes,.a cat sso-sy md IT, ~ ia me

ro-tr fcuiei cut stoyey -lifted the tell into
light ield. and everybody suppoesd y ~ ~
paIe Carroll. however. made q remarktoiie
catch. stein landed on third but double
play ended the inning. The Bost3ns sac .hs
fbeiy rivals a big scare in their hall Of the
thisd. tut re suited In nothing worse thaa Two
u en- left or bases. ,..
.rrinr with only one man out. but good field
ing Eert them there. Then Boston lost 10
tine In breaking the tie. and Sapi. NAsh ~.
The I easure OF doing e With his two taGEeE
and fuckers sinsie. The NTH inning saw a
general shifting about OF the Dosson
PLAYERS owing TO an injury TO Lowe.
Stein had hit SADLY. and two men
were out when stoyey cent suyetts 81 raNHnE
with not liner. love- jumped FOR ths .a!i
ana stopped Il, but az The same time strained
a iicanient in his side. Merit: was suhstit.tet
ard y! lcad behind the bEt. Camel went 70
r.chtde!d Carroll 20 left. and NC. arthy GOV;
cred $50 ID hase' IN that inning Lon SEQ ga
Enoiher rtn or his own sInE!o outs tih 1ie.
a clever steal and Du:iys siaE.-. another LUZ
was aided in the SIKH "a st3yeEs NJ -.
CAROLS iy. 4 sacrifice. an1 WIG r!'on' ANe
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,yrpIor Car,.tiap Athletes Aneid.

o-,ario IL. failure Of the senior members CT TIE
.iN.e'.e dtIArtusu; Q: the Btdto:c branch CT 'he
Brus.!yn Young Nen's CHRISTIAN AssocIacon 'hs
ano. under TIE command Q: Paysitai prseio.Jaues
r. Beck.. tAe eGei.ai instructor in charge OF TIE
tr1usLr. rhysieA! Development iSck tie ned IN TIE
new AtEsc grounds OF the orAneh on Madison street
I.A. H.rcy .veIa. B.ool.yn yesterday where very
Interesting series ot as,d eelnfet:isous eeearTe1
IA.sAc1ins ot TIE members Sko are eora7siinr IN
,s.,suor eoaPst;loa fer tie P.HiA;he!oa competition
rsaAs a. piled by the instructor 3 - fo!ews c
MA-ni:oa n-st viii =: fsin's; Henry KLINE second
viii "a ,.5.lis j. q. FormAn thru vih go points
sac A A !e-IAn t5z.:a. With go polnit- NLs--
ever II. syser. devised b. Dr. GuheS Gals 70! io!art
event, Director resksr las made The c:ttatee tftT
yards II. sr-Tntirg length OF tse new PAIR
II. q tn. bays janIo: competitions yesterday
IS follows
ltty.y.ri p.sh scratch fo- boys over tyears-Frsi
hea; by Ra..s.! Mash, with Easar Tay!o; second:
time 2.5 seconds second beat ron " Prank
Luy.t.r with Horace Biasnsa ..ennd time Is see
ss4. ,n.! beat %01 7! Lu'. -. 60, IN h'h@Aa sec
li:,yyA-l bAsa 70; Toy, Hnis, - ytA;'oFi:s; beat
CO..: line. s.eoad, Sc nj son BY 6te-Ss q
iI.ts sra CLsr!e, EA.aont sec ri; VIM - sec
an sr! ma; ,a-r3 a ,ia: ! second.
a9has ss ySf s25 :'E Ts cap o, Zee.
inches viz. frank A Ls:s;sE sseout s'ih leap OF
Rfna.ns hisa ygup. Scratch for boy. untsr !.
10 !nsA.. WITH Care; ,4,taaond second si,h i,s.
Of feet ncne. sne F'e:s;:k nlrsT stire WE "a
GisIinc- having lost the place On ne toh AeE
Iyirx IL kAs;J0Ed
ytar.-won ~ tr.aE Lay,tsr s!ss leap Of u tes:
10 inches WIFE Clarence l. Pine sseani slth car OF
j. feet inches AND FssdsrIek warner thiFd WIFE =
cav o. 3 fee; 3 !ncbrE
Ennp 6roaiJpEp for hoys under - yssrs setntta
W. b. ,iearsr o. FIELDS win cap 9. l. fset iact
win ,LA-rs .s.rn nj Wiz cap OF !: feet 3
incae, Aud CAestsr keauer third with leap OF IL
fee; lEches
Erar hsa; vrn Nv FRANK A !. yBter Win FrS!erlcE
wAgLtr &c .cnG AMI EtsA- Taylor ts-t ZINE min-
ute u 80 seconds. 80
ne-,gsste .u-iIe RE, scratch, for Soys under :
y..-s-t.uA! heat poa by Cbes!sr heuney. Niih VIII
am z EIcock ,ee,nd- Aad FreceEek onver THIRD
lime, ] L.la.te Is l.S seccnik
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Strathnower Wins the Two-year-oid Race
Hawthorn.

CHICAGO jane ls.-At liz sihorne TO day ihsre were
SIX races and dead t.A' decided. There wsTe a!ss
two c!D.e finishes 1,:v.en Prince Esg,H; snd Fred
HoGs;oH ana Mss Fsiios and Zo.is.n Fox sna PAN
;oni each rode Winners The s1uuAG.es;
fETst ?sre-!',-s- SJ", SIX :ur,oH=s Ambrose. los,
5'e : .ae.r V"a' /, u sseT.y ~. 70 tNuTpsy.
second: tH.s t.r. !fI fAgIae- TtT IE-e. Is
strCa. lAee-rlr,r S'S-. * :Ll.ou.s. koTIElr los.
sloI r anon an NJ CT !nu. lO., ; ts Ccv.Eg-
tor LtE rsa al - >H.r.csL tt..i II-.s l:i..
H. fis Tlr-a- Ma. o.. Uy' we.
Tar! t-e-"agsr t!'' To- two Ar. Is. ave f-r~
irJ.-s. s'r-iargv.E lot . :" noble Soa: !. y
=. 40 "a 'Nft+ d. setcE:. senate. !rby.
A. trrry .irG. Tmr -
f.-r' B aAr,-!uT-t s'-7t. ss.ins nHs t9IerEs "a
Rel. l.g. Won fr-s.eiol. lu- .>rnI!El
second, PeDEyrayNl 100 !eray lLI:G. TlIEs l:SS.
Fl'a Hace-ttrs. 80 So. az seven fU:.ops<
F;-E llng,'"T 1H-. ? Z" ,fIsuISEi. Won. fE ks-
r-.i los ,sl.g.hier.. u. ka'sIp-.ss lo2 lE,iag
-.s,n Fac,-ParT- 500. s,!'-E; seven turionrA
No. F=,tUr. loo :" 'isN Son; Loo's.p. ! ;
Cso.eL ,ecguG BaEkr-q:. J.. lIoT.HgtoEl third
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Considerable disIAtisfaetoa has bsea fei IN local
tassea! circles tie make U? o:ths years LeIEus
Scae.u e. II STAT TIE New Yarrs and BrooE!yns have
no; single SATURDAY game satsa either AZ tee Pos
grounds o. .: kIsera ParL and isAi the two TEAMS
w.l not NEE; uuu JAY 81.
TIE craAks comp.sia tAHt N.s York aud Broeklyn
SScG.d ELTs s5As tine dGr.nE the pressnl
m0Gih WIEN b5ia are el,ss toxeite-. and the
~eAtbsr Is suca 10 br!ag OF great erovdA
in.;-Ai - pky:n. ;hsy o.i early IL Nay when Ire
weather EAs 3aG And ths5e SaA ne ts interest IE-=s
10 al present Ile.s 10 srcA rNALTy between the tSo
teams tsst tLret EAlnss Ans week sfasT =! fhs roe
grounds EzbieTI P.Tk. would lave drssn 'houtAnds
TAlssneli OF the sc eGue dCesE. s-.3E = angie SAL
p-1.y game. which 10 gnpreeetsntee.
In sdeliinn 70 the conpAnls 'roE oeal tnih rSiAsis
the inAI ioar q Ihs western leans sAd 20 travel
LE SATURDAY has oTaEu faTth c-tileaE from several
League nAnAEsra saturday 10 al~AJS regarded a. the
e-si pAying day OF the Wees AID Eossbpdy ourderel
- tue cOIcrialHt AayL Wien tE:cAgs, lOunsile In
inh.il. and 81 Louis we're ali on tbs rail- Efhs
tsaseG4e aAi been !engthsned o9E tat the eTsIEs
IoEs home ttis vssE tss results rHAneisHy
n h'ookJl or Decoration Day Is.fet EoEL 1ho
eTEnk1 o'er IL bridge nAn,An Ihai their eiiy % one
% 'Ge pHs; a iAs League IA POINT Of Aerdanee and
laeY aFgc- iEAi EiAr 4I!E@cIlon fhogld have besn
AsA!it- iEetl 20 = memorial "a! delselhTpg.
,,FTeslisnI < lcnIg drew Up ms yeAr's schedula
he t:i !! eonscieuloUSiy no doubt bat .oeI! eriies
s4y that h SorG does NOT c0npAIs with that OF seere
tSTT { Il Eoss;ik who frAnsd Lat ysAz's Eetedais
az gave raiNerS4! sAt!StaeIion.
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sarEer freaks Worlds Records o. .
Bicycle.

IOSpoy, June 10.-Wa!ter Sanger. the hey
clist. surpass 81. at Hs7ns Hill to-day. all his
previous work. Afte- taking a fying start 10
beat his quarter-m!ls record OF Saturday
which was 2S 40 seconds by one second He
cid a mile in . minutes 10 lis seeonds, thus
beating HErriss record OF minutes II 3-5
seconds While performing the one mile feat
he also SURPASSED. By lis seconds sconeld' o
record OF / minute 3S 2-5 seconds for thrSs-
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New. Fro- the Horse World.

M. s-Bauquers tIt-. 'tsf Performance record
for ore ME aNi gHh-ir' va -:us%- fnis record
Lgu.IOS J1He ~ lire "a ioacs o. tsorsax ahrsd
year.lnEs The property - : hArlsh b r HsAd.ey.
[ Lyme h ssEA:-! sigt. fleetwood tEd and II er
ksntuosy urssGsfs let. rsrs tls Asrnson for CsieA
hey nj. ne ss-i .: carried PARK. Jupe e
Ant ID. fLeI. Ayo-t 10 IN all tue Get OF sue
tiT.s As o. sEdAEA SPIT essk Az rain onIeASt FAgs
glgs ons, L<. z;Es EikG. lAWgSaes, DgkS
OF Aunt.u,s !Eap. ILser.str and Hanover
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FIFTH RACE

rIsar;hA : to Laura $, stOlJOe Carter. 20 to
ia! or
FIFTH RACE
Pu-s. s4,o selling SIX tu-oTss. ,
A iacu Fsna.s d :. NAgatonl !. by NsndeFe'-''io-,
j. NA.t.n's ch I cSttonAde l. las a. Jones go.
IAy.eTs , h. Rot erpsn. agri, los tDrysrl -.
lenUS!N. Iom Mar, Bon Voyage. Pan handle, .aur
DC Lien, aaa III Ban Ia ly I.,9 an
PoS; Retiing-Five 10 on NArAeond, so 10
asa st Eei c1ia TO toiionAie 10 10 Son M
IL % T,tn k4rl, 40 II Pan Hand E; ivp TO , Bon
Voyage iuy 10 GLaf de Lea, l.O TO III Ban Lazy.
SIXTH RACE
Parse 800: selling; seven tlr,ongs. -
r. v Taylo-s br. ( hsAftan. aged by fiArro-uJP
Gsa'sTSro,o Z D. e.rnan. as.d. ia (nar.balD =. =
He itt F.cEtt s.f elriIu- G.ss thomas italy, hAeaa
ley. Detroit and GsclAteE as, fan
Post Betiin--sir 30 5 AGAINST Detroit. to Shas.
tan. - pAiiaCr l" 10 "a A-acteT, 40 10 pa.es
man 80 10 .eIef. 20 Ia Miss homs. n!iy. 50 to
Bene:.cs.ne. "a TO lAAeau.eJ. 81 10 Picket
The entries for to- morrow races are:
TirU Race-seven.eEhihs Of a mile: se!linE Oak
Max los: LeouA ADO. los; Een Nsres. Bill % ~ EACH
Lo8s.rt, Leon /. ~: NAssis 4. -; Pisa coz. VI
second aAce-six ans hst ta'lonss .e!hnS on
Yic.et ItkenA ioca!iTe. eS. -
Taird i.Aee-Fos- ard EAn fgr!ouEs: 'eihnc. Puaon
sG5 RSsa los. Honey Beg col. 1902: Mani. X. Jennie
". ioi easa; society. %: PrevsEo so No.sttN se'
Carrie II. vi. 49, ~,
ia: jon META Rear Gu2-d. lul. ClAras ST.
Eifib sAce-tIve AID half Iur.CrE Hardy foL
IL: Jack Lowell !Ue. Ens;ene 100 Criterion lo2;
sixth R.e.-sII AMI hAt fLE.onSs: selling. SIR
CA'erGy. 10; ESucucas log. LINE NeDud. los'
A.a-n,-r. BLIZZARD, TO-. sireuy. Home Kun. Sorento
s.!sUEty ioJ e.eA: ,Eotus 1CS s2sndoline Na'iVltJ
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fishing Sar6lt.
MARsTERs HAS WORMS.

SAND WORMS, WHITE OR BLOOD WdkSs -
Out priers n FshinE Tackle spee4a Bargains 10 hi'
and BEES; So zee: al Laneesoea BAhk ketS E',t''
extra uR 81 Is; Asa and I4aesweo.. P.se.. ~
extra ~ So; Large hIAs. Multiplying Ert!s %.
asser; 1nd saeks. gss.A 81 -. best SsaAIC hnet'
70 Double Cat i5e, per aess. fce-. -. <r''
ae: 4eusth Treble Gut L4Gas-s. 81 sAst: sly
k-sIEf. sIt:. s.A'y. Sc each, Bee! Lines es,i "a
iiy. l5e- ser 100 feet: yoa6 GEE-!ir Aue = ~
feet 100 Ersl line Ross. = IeTeAs, 50 ~
tersGd, +5e IS tLrsAe, toc l. tarsAa. sss NJ 80.
LIT, - Loose ooks .e doE s-fnoi s;tsl uArt ana
Stoe, hAaS.s 25e Fear WsAtI.4 sss.:. ~ ,I,ni
P1eksrsl spoons SC spl; BAnLns ny .Li 3D. "...
eorhDste in oei form, 9! 5 cAnva. No. k.s': -
Nos sI.iSi s-p!ses hAEbCe BAit secs y - ~.
Roda .Sint, sse E5.iet iihea Eet. Lane. ~,
BOEe. Toe siassr,, - h'na Iaak, b0is' " -,
Bait Pals. !,-r ar. kr2ty sEivels, lat. e0H - u
ers. &c: nvtTAts 81 sS o. F.IGins hAiA -. -
stamp ser 10 T==s y. Gs'rAisica' 0CEt d. T. AhS-
TEHS, IS CcEEI 81. taeA- LsNIEEsIeE o. sf'HL -