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Breaking Even Mt GIoueeste

GLoucEsTEh June 16-Three favoriies and three sec
ond choices won at Gloucester to-day. Summaries:
First Race-Five-eighths Of a mile. Uncertainty,
(NcDonsldl. second A. O H.. los. to (BerseuL
Second RSeeEfiTe.eieb,hs of a mile. Ataman e7.
6to lHaml won; Headlong. lo3 10 to ENelsonh
second: Amelia 100. IL TO ! uohnsonl. third Time,
Third Race-s!x and a hat furiones. Acilojam, 10.
to Vos;ers won: SeEophon. lo4 to yet
ter. second; simroes. lo+. TO 6 iDwyeD third.
Fourth Race-one mile prz,le los. 3 to l Norris,
won; Knapp lot. even CYeuer). second; HourL lo3.
toll (Nccauleyl third. Time. l:tG
Selsonh won: Belle Black burn. lo2 <to NcCauleyl
sscond Duke Of Gloucester. s5 20 TO Murphy third
sixth Race-sersn and a half turlong. NcKeever.
no 40 tBendsr) won: Jsssics. lo5. 3tol tDwyerl
second: idea ITO. 4to lfiszsimmon,. third. Time.
Entries for Saturdays races:
firs! Race-One mic. Montague. Raleigh. and Fa-
vorite 1lo Lotion. vAudyke. Lanues, Big Man. Glen
Campbe and Wallace c. 1o2: Experience. lo1
Second Race-fiv.-eishths OF mile: for three.year
rEIe loo: lady Lister. Agnes IT, and Voss. 30: West
Side, Blue Bird and knswood. se; Some More and
Third Race-Fire-e'ghths of a mile. Arapahoe. ITO;
Li,ts Phil Aftermath. and Hands on los; Irregular
and Mayor B.: 100; ConVress Comrade. Alarm Bee.
Tartar. Coyerdaie and Express lo+; Chastreuse and
Equity. lis; Worth. 1oa; Pekln iol: SNOWFALL. 100
finh Raee-Tour and a halt iurlonss. kinS.clsar.
Sarkstone. Marty B.. keys.one vaodI1 and Arthur
sixth Racs-fouI and half furlops, Waterloo
io5; LIZA LAurtn.kn. Mis-. sent. and Maggie. 100
hurdes s,. Joan. a B. Fox. Gen Goraon Isaac, r..
turn. Ecarte. Conundrun. and Hiawasse. lao.
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Yachting Notes or Interest.

The ll5th race otthe Massachusetts, Yacn, Climb will
be sailed o'day. starting of Sahant at II A. NJ.
their annual regatta to-day on Long Island soanI
They have alarse entry list and good sport is
expected.
The members OF the wian.ssurgh Yacht clus will
viii he made from the club house at steInway, Long
Island city, At ii A. NJ
The ANNA! regatta OF the New Jersey Yach, Club will
foot OF Tenth street H0hoS en- al O'clock III. eoprss
10 to l52i street aud back.
The Larchmoni feet W II sail from LarehmoEt at q
After anehoring the yachts viii naltmast their Yacht
rags and salute tho Norwegian nag which will 10 run
up on the Dauntess Later they Will all dress ship
The opening Of the Atlantic Highlands Club house Of
account Of the introt tucon OF water system in
the town. viii take place today. and open until
house has been fully completed and contains private
dining room. committee ROOM stewards ONCE. store
room, and sleeping apartments
The eighth annual regatta OF the New Roch ellie Yacht
Club i announced for Saturday. July l. Invitations
nave been extended TO about twenty clubs to enter
entry Isl than last y.sr %Sic by the way SroHe H.sr .n
rrs,iors record: The Regatta COMMITTEE which con.
aoor hass Tsa p,. IN aIss s. . ana S.n
TsnS'gs 5so % fG0g = 70 80 feet III. .ioos; into .n
from 20 to 20 feet. -"s"s
The twenty fourth annual regatta of the Pavonia
June 2J. The stat win be made on Uys,.r Il.
;h ana BaSy ns,r Liberty l.and, az II o'clock, and
back rri.. are offered IN nrtCen ciasss na Ins ,ns
fnes Is open 70 the menheIs OF the New RIshre and
.hs course VII make Shs fol wing l,nding- Twenty.
street East Ever. A. NJ; Morgan sTees pier yeIasy
City. s;so A. NJ. and Pier i. North River 10 A, II.
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ahead Of them again before the inning was
over. Virtue banged beauty TO left field. and
went to second when Tebeau got his base on
balls Hastings struck out and ZimmerEaye
n chance for Daily to catch q fly ball: Then
Garrison batted safely and Virtue tied the
score. For BROOKLYN. Shoch began his streak
OF nice batting By sending the ball out to cen,
tire Held for two bases. Corcoran sacri1sed
shoch to third. H:sddock let rip ball to Nc;
Kean. but tho short stop was asleep. and
gropsd for the bal Ike man ran i9osinS .' 'e p.s
grnsped the sphere, shooh was across the
plate and Brooklyn was ahead again,
Cleveland advance q TO tho lead by some
pretty bat,.ing in the fifth inning. Clarkson he.
gan it with a Single to left CRilds duplicated
Clarksons hit. Burkett sacrificed. and on Nc
Kean's sa 70 hit both GARRISON and Childs
scored. double pily cut short any more
runs. O'Connur hit to Corcoran. and Mexican
was put out at second and OConnor at first A
double each. 10y, oorcoIln md Fontz tied the
q base on ba ls and Burkett's home run to cen-
tire neld scored two for Cleveland. but in the
same inning brooklyn also got two on an error
by Mexican. shochs double, Haddock,s sacri-
fee. and Foutz's single. Brooklyn won the game
In the eighth inning on Burns,s three. Dagger
and Shoch's home run over the bicycle track In
right flnli Tho ssrOrec
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Tho Chicago Derby To-day, md MoreiIo Is
the Favorfte.

CHICAGO June 16.-rhe Chicago Derby will be run At
Hawthorne tomorrow. The erent Is worth $4,000
OF which $500 will go to the winner More,lo is
looked upon certain to capture the rrze lie reached
town OF O'Clock this afternoon from ST. Louis
taken to Hawthorne once
The starters will be AS follows:
X Bryants ch. c. Quin'Iaro King. by Buchanan ont
OF Florence u. tRitcbie) l.. CorrRan's b. c. Joe Mur
ply. by Isaac Murphy. out OF Hattie Harris oegettj
;S,,, on, Of Endlem tKunzs; ?; DUNES 6r. In.
terG EIkten Stables. b Norelio by 70.
lus. out of cerse MiIer: T. Griinn's c. Henry
Young by Duke OF NontTos- out OF Ter (Grilnj:
kisy'., B. The Kn.. II The EaSs. cut ot Teoa.ots
WoyinHtbn): Kentucky stables b. 3. InYonAr by Buo-
bier ont OF Daiu acardoch lR.gan All VII carry Ia2
pounds except lngomAr who Will be allowed three
interest in the race Is greatly l.ssened by the fact
that Cinord. the Latonii cracS NOT meet Morelo
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baseball Notes.

Biiy Rarn!s Is looking for pitchers with pair OF
M ~ TasCt & Is in charge othe entire business of the
Mckee McKssn made sacrifice and three singles in nv.
times az tie bat. - ~
Burk EFT rest on bia record of tuo hou. x,,. A.,
two succ DAYS " 'uhs IN
uss ssfs rt aG@sTSn biz va, almost long as that
Chids played steady game At second and hs h.,,.a
and ran tases IN a lively manner "N Ae 'A''sa
.hs .s Sal nrq:9 IL. with cOm
There i none so conndent Ed Talcot that the Nav
iorks VIII win the championship this year
cyons Sa and the S:w York
Both OF Bnrns's errors were funbIes which .nab,,a
the hAtsmen to ss' TO second when they had only
Director Jalco't has bet two suits Of e,oh., and
6 ent Win @ BUCK Ewing That the New YorEs win beat
Harry Taylor BatInore's first ha,.man ,.cp,.a ,,on,
tn. LSui,r'ies mas been catching brilliantly for the
Pitcher Davies Of Cleveland has treu.psou. ,,..1
and curves ~ PTSst,cs Du' lie seems to lose them ali
The ,l. Ne. YSr.S TIE brokers cal him bear auas
Foutz m ads single. atwobagger. and hom. r,p In
was on cy Young in the hr.t Ottae ci.v.issd
series
ExMan.gsr ". T. NeGunnigis OF Brooklyn is no,
% su a.o 't IN s BSssna League
Cash Prize Cycle League. "
Tss .g over The grand stand a. Eastern P.rt a,
ory OF Darby o Brleu Tho players of both the BIoop
~. G5 s5sRs ses s.GG. ss
morning from his home in Peoria
. The following schedule has been arranged for the
yArnna boat Clubs team: juno 10. lroQnoIs al Bay
R dgs; Jens stS SY.A g, at Polo grounds: June sB.
July D Lincolns at Bay Ridge; July IS Domsstcs al
RoekawAy; July 10 ST. james. at EAy Ridge; July "a
y T.. A. c. At Polo grounds: July 20. AflnEtons al
Bay Bay r. Ridss' JgIy 20. or!sni O. q. nIeisnsaef
yss!y ass ses' Sss s0%ss.f %si is
orange g, at East Orange; Aug. 20, JeTomss. at
Bay Ridge. The team have June H. Aug, IL. 26; Sept
ana Cpen. 70 play out OF town gAmeA and Aug i3
'I' sept and 10 10 play at bay Riige
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At TROY.
Other Games.
Ed Crane Releaaed.

Manager Ward decided to release Pitcher Crane YES
terday and accordingly served him with his ten days
notice He said that Crane had fair trial. and al
though he had worked hard during the last two weeks
his work had been very Ineffective Crane was heart
broken when he received notice of his release and
almost cried He had hoped toget into shape on the
coming trip.
Ward aIso signed MilliRan. and slated him to catch
Bat At the earnest request OF Kelly Ward substuted
the king. The New York Club sill after In
edition TO sgsoy ne tn.on College tw!rer. Ward eI.
has great record. Ward watched SIN m in pracrtce
on Thursday morning. and was % well pleased win
the !oung mans work that he will probably make him
all ODER before the team goes West. '-
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The yyind.up ut Ascot Heath.

LoSpoS June 1e.-The Ascot Heath meeting closed
to-day. The programme comprised seven events The
greatest interest was manifested in the Uardwicts
Stakes of 900 sovereignS added a sweetstakes of
~ Os'yereirns each pay or pay. for three .ods
hni Upward: Swinley course, mile n hall
Baron de Hirsch's fouryeArold brown colt Watercres
bySprngfed. cut OF WhArtedae won with Col Eorth's
hye.yeAr-old bay or brown horse Snonian bv 81
simon out OF tinronne. second, and the Duke Port
Hampton ont OF AIalhntA iatTt. -
The race for the Nottingham Stakes hand,csn OF
ID sovereEns each sOrere!gns forfeit With 600 soy.
s1s:Ens added oyer n the nsw m'!s furIongs and I6a
Old chestnut colt Pitcher. by swiIiugton out OF S,.
maria, by syrian. ST. Columbia sec ond and Aying.
third. '''e
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Close Finishes mt ~. Louis.

sT Lori'. June lo.-Thrse favorit.s at the Pair
GROUNDS Today. The weather was nne. attendance
good, and track fast Summaries;
flrsi Race-Six furlougs. Senator MorEep, ia to
otNoIsan won unisr a drive BY head. First Chance
NA seenhd anu Mountain QuAIl third. Tim" 10
second Eace-seliihg pursr. for twoyeAE-olds: four
fnr!ongs. jun swAyus fls, 80 to tNcCAhertyI won
was third. Time. o 4gaa.
Third Kace-Five fur ongs Lulu "a 8 to q Machlinh
Time. :02h
Fourth Gacs-sevsn aad half furlongs. Rocqu.fort
III sii won at tho post BY neck iIoHl Lucille Man
netts, tOronet was third. Time, l:315l
fuih Raee-Selling purse: one mile. Henwood. los.
6io tAeponaldl won by nose from Belfast Esyol-
slIth Race.ons mile and twenty yards; handicap.
81 Crok. 90, 10 tsoden. won by head from Pa.
leio. b. Joe wAs third Tine. l%+If
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Me.sr- Keene and Richard Croker's Stable,
Lead with Over SEQ 900 Each.

The successful spring meeting OF the New
York Jockey Club which closed yesterday
lasted fifteen days. During that time 300
horses ran in ninety-three races. three Of which
resulted in dead heats. Thirty-two OF the
races were stake events, TO which the club
added sl3o.6+5 The amount OF money raced
for was s22a.6S2. James II. 4 F. T. Keene
head the list OF winning owners with s2s96S
to their credit. Richard Croker coming next
as complied By Secretary il. G. Crickmofe.
follows.
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The Corrn,hia.'. sehooa.r Race.

The seventh annual spring race of the Corinthian
Yacht Club of New York will be sailed to-day starring
At ~ o'clock noon on the Scotland Ligh.ship The
race omen schooners only and II 10 said that one
o; thc rne.; ;eeis aver seen in Nr~ rors bay viii be
az the >tHritnx lina TAe steam yacht Sapphire has
been placed at tLe disposal or the guests club
for the rAce and viii leave the club house At Iomp
linsvie. y l., at 10 A. NJ shA-p
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Baseball Came. To-day.

FAroSAL tSAGuE AND AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
New York ys. Washington. at the Polo grounds
Boston ys Brook lyn, az boston.
rhiladslphia vs. Baltimore. at PHILADELPHIA
Pittsburgh Va Cleveland. At Pittsburgh
AHArEuR
Point. - - D"tSa
staten Island A.c. va Staten Island C. C. At Yves,
oruER
grounds A' S''sA"
orange q. vs. Murray Hills al Orange.
norlls a, Z. vs. Guifords. at Port goTTlA
huburbAns va Emerald al Croiona Park
princeton va Yale, AZ the Polo grounds
horfhloWn A: q. vs.. Xavier A. A.. at AUrriGtown.
AmheTht vs. Williams. at Amherst.
Harvard VS. Brown At Cambridge
n grounds. -
Athleiics va North Side A. G. at North New York
hadisonS vs.. NiirockA at Central FArk
'reScents rs Patterson. mt PiAnned.
.ounseia Vs. sloane at Central Park.
Elm Park. 0'' -
pako,. A. c. va Sag Harbor Il r. C.. at Sag Harhor
bridge.
Great Exposition IlysT leaves Grand Central Station
Y ~ arrives Chicago 10 next morning. via New
fork Central Extra fare oHly So.-4as.
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ur-srrtrulA. II: rrrrssrnGH. 7

Pitt,oursh. ........-.. ......S y o.
Earned rus-Pradephia 9: Pittsburgh. !. First
on a'esPhi ntslp,.ias pt.seuEga 10 First base on
Enret. E: by sha.rett. ]. Three base hit-DeehAntr
Two-bsse hits-Delehanty, HAlmAn. Boyle Gross shar
rott. Birrbauer. Sacrifice hts--iiaman. Donovan 3D.
Van Ha.tren. Smith shugart Reckley Stolen bsses-
CrosS boyle. Donovan Ehret suiith. Shugart Hit by
pi;cher-By Ehret. /. umpire-Garney. Tne-2:oS.
BALTIMORE. ~: CINCINNATI, I.
BALuxoRE juno 16.-ftnd ComisEey not insisted on
continuing the in the af:er time had been
called the end OF the fourth inning Cincinnati would
have had game less in She lost column. but would
have been out lare OF the ga;e receiptA Attendance
l.UlG, The
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sa,ad,n's Rseord-breatlps Performance.

WILMINGTON. Del. June IL. In the presence
OF 200 persons yesterday. James Green drove
his pacing stallion SalaLn mile in 2:OeG at
Wawaset Park. beating the worlds pacing aud
tTottinE record over half mile track. He
passed INC hrst Quarter IN 0:3l :. half mile.
Saladinis previous record Was 2:1lh. made at
Philadelphia last year.
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Jockeys winning mounts for the r Getting. in
gliding winning dead heats, divided. are:
Lamiy. 1S: TaraI 11: Doggett, -: Hamilton,
Lilly. =: Fitzpatrick. Thompson: Penn. Over
ton Carter, sullivan. Bergen. Noble, knight.
anu Goodale. ! each.
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coxsr ISLANDS SPLENDID CARD.
no, Aiorro, Dr. Rice, s-a Cherister 70 Meet
In the T1dni-Other Stakes.

IN tho Ifuni-VtHs' D'"'<
The spring meeting OF tho coney Island
jockey Club should open most auspiciously to-
day, as the programmes one Of the best OF the
year. the Tidal Stakes having the crack three
year-olds engaged at mile. while the entries
for the Double Event and tho Grass Inaugural
are such that good close contests cannot fah
to result.
Don Alonzo. Chorister. and DR.. Rice are three
OF the fastest three-year-olds in training ana
at mile they should make battle equal to
that between Sir Dixon. Emperor OF Norfolk.
and Raceland In the same event years ago. The
balance Of the programme 10 first class. Sn-
perlntendent Frank Clark has everything IN
perfect shape at the track by the sea ana the
meeting which begins to-day cannot but De
successful II the weather Is at all hpe.
This 10 the programme In full:
FIRST RAce-A sweep.takes for all ares OF slo ehen
non winners Of $1,000 with $1,000 added. OF which
n2hn 10 sncnnd and fluO 10 third; nEe fnrlonGh
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DRooKLYN. 7; CLEVELAND. 5.

An exciting game. which because of Its close
ness kept the spectators at Eastern Park warm
i4 spite OF q very chilly atmosphere was
played between Brooklyn and Cleveland
yesterday afternoon. FoutZ's men were for
tunste spough TO yin by constant application
was Iust enough bsttific Oh tiiksf slhI 10 make
the contest exceedingly Interesting. and The
clubs alternated In taxing I'll o lead. The held.
Ing Was particularly fine. only ono man on
each team making misplays Two toubls
plays. one for each team, aud several good
stops and catches, served to make the game
priiltapt George Haddoek and John CiarE son.
both bostonians, were the opposing twirlers'
haddoek did the better pitching. The eleven
hits which the Cleveands made Oh George
were mSfs not oil SO much account as the eight
Thlch were made on John The hits which
ueorge let the Clcyeands make were small
ones, while tho Brooklyn batsmen hit John for
n seven sood long drives the majority OF which
EeTo Crounders. Shoch hated grandly, getting
ySo eNo-bs2Gers and ho.ne run Poutz made
mis- second home run this week when he first
He9t 70 tho bat. Burnett made home run OF
haddoeI. This however. was the only hi al
length that was made on him. He had control
oyer inc ball. and managed TO strike out 1--WE
ClevelAndites. good record under ths new
rules. DAILY as usual played steady second
base and Tom ,Kinslow added to his reputation
as a great catcher
In the first inning the Clevelauds werc re-
tired by very sharp aelding FOR BrooSIY1
Dave Foutz lifted the ball 10 right centre Tor
2 home run. Cleveland tied tho score In their
halt the second inning. but brooklyn got
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CINcINSln. June l6-Ihe racing 10 day AZ Latonl. !.
was done in the rain Tae rerpItsf
FIRST Race-Ss..ing PGrse: SIX fur!onsS Cntie G
100. to "a ayIoE on By length from CuIe IeTIun
Iegrand tnTi Time, i:lsl4
Second kace-Seirs pIrsr: i've and a Ealf fur on GO
Ryest. IO?. to HucEeg won easily by three ens,hs
from Rebuu. gpseu lsat .a was third Inn. l'Iat,
Third RAce-loyr and half furl0ngs: Tor twnysaf.
oldL Aacadage, ls; 20 tBryani), won by ihres
.5pA
Fourth RAce-nnernila dAIh Lon Rhett o. 5,o
(P-rknsb won hY length from Dnnc cAsI.r: Jud,e
Card ell Was third lime. l;tsl.
Fifth Race-ftNo fuTiongs for trpyeAr-nIdA Gnb.-
Ion, los TO "A tiaTtopi. won easily by lengths:
:05ba "
sab Faee-seling nurse: six fUronEr Harry Wei.
DON 81. = to a tiAYtnnl won by a head from sir
Charles: Hume Boy was third, ItIae. l:2l
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M, H.EI ruHgiIL1nIcNEo iINEo ~ NtW ioFk, ]. TNo6Ase
;ITernSn; connor. DAVIS q. ksly, DUNCAN. Gnson.
Doyle. Fuller. DaLlen C3s Dungan Wiimot a. f.rsi
,. esss on ne ere swcheag0 Sew YORK / fr.t base
sat-By sh.s. !; b. Ra.is. III! - pchsr-py SHAW.
Kelly and Davis Ful,er and Conn or Ward AMI conSor
Left on bases-chieago y; New York 4 Fassed balls
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Earned runs-Batimore. 8: Cincinnati. !: Twebase
mt-Robinson. rnree-base hIts-McPhee. Ward. Tread
way t,l aeeraw. Home rpn-Mcoraw. Fir.t base on
errors-Balttmore. /: Cincinnati, j. Left on bases
Baltimore. q; Cinetnna;t 5. stolen baseseAeSaoo
Matd sncr,nee htts-Reitz ~; CLARKE. comi,key
on NeS.b6; J.; 9f pwyer; l; of Sullivan Htt BY
!: by Dwysr.l. lime-2:3o Umpire-AeLaughln-
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Haseba'i. Polo Grounds. 4 Y. VI. To-day.
League CnAmpionship Game. Washington va New
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rbsror. 9; ST. Lor1s 4
To,s.....-6 g3o1s 8 Totas.......< IL '2Sl3
. ur..n.,r = nm Y, "a. Nth nnn ont

.winnng 7 un made with one out
pos.or ....,...,..o o o 3 o o 1-5
81 Louis ........-...1 U o . o o.
Earned rans- Boston, 8: ST Louis 2 rir,; base By
on Brei,enstoI D. 3. Struck out-By Bretenstein. i.
Two-ba,e hii-Ihooks. Sacrifice hits-hcCArthy Lowe
Dufy CANCEL, l'ncker, Nichols crooks. Petz, Rreten-
stein I2l stoi-e. bases-Dufy t2l Carroll Niehols.
Ilnsscock DO, iole plavs-Lose and Mccarthy Glass
eocE and ouinr. Passed baIl-PsitL Umpire-McQuaid.
ume-2 hou-s.
rmtIerrLruA- II: YrrTsBrHGH. 7.
PUrrIpr,rut. Tune l6-The Philadelphia won their
third game from Pltsbursh to-day by better
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Baseball. Polo Grounds. = r. ~. To-day,
'on. Admission 5le-ilp.
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The Niagara Falls RacInE aad Fair Grounds
Sold for SIOi.OOo.

HiAsInA fALLs Juns lO.-Ths Niagara Falls racing
and fair grounds wsrs sold yesterday at referees
sale under mortgage foreclosure. The property was
SlOl.OO0
Mr Chaplin SAID last night that hs had as yet made
no plans for the dispOatou OF the old park He added
however thAt would probably nOl be nssd for tIoI.
ting Any longer.
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Eastern League.

Eastern League.
sFRiSGrELp.
Springfield. d...-.....-.......3 4 o o 1-l3
Providence. .................O o o Y l. 6
Base hits-springfeld. II; Providence g. Rrrors-
springfeId- 4: Providence. ftchers-Coughn and
Sullivan
TROY.
Troy. oy...........................o o o o o o s-s
Albany. o U o O-I
Albany g. Pitohrrs-Devlin and Fournler.
(. Al Buffalo and Erie rain
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Enned rurs-ISootlyn. =; Cleveland. g. First base
nv erorr-Brooiayp, . Lett on hass-Brookyn Q;
Cer.iaud = n ut base ba!ls-Of Haddock, =; Oh
Carkson B. str,ck out-By Hsddoee 81 by ssrasSn; on
-Burns. TwOba - hits-foutz, shoch t21. 1orsnrhn-
sacritce hits-st svey Kinsiow. Corcoran. Iiaddoek
Burkett Nckean Double piays-Corcoran, Daiy, ana
Prouthers; Chud,, Virtue. and miner. tnprs-Emr
le Itme-l:5J. Attendance-lyUo
rbsros. o: ST. Ior1s Z
po,r,. June 1t required ten innings to decide to
DAYS game and n Bostons won II By timely batting
AFTER ayinE -snnd uphill game The scorer
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GOOD SPORT AT BINGH4MToN
Emoieta, Big Four. Corneto, and Rebus VIII
Pursea.

BISdHAMToS. June 16-The second sue
cessful meeting Of the Central New York Cir
cult closed at the Driving Park to-day in tho
presence Of 1000 spectators. One heat de-
cijed the postponed 2:25 class race. Emoleta
starting at even money over the field ana
winning without a drive. She is flve-year-
old mare from the far West. where she trotted
some fast races last season.
From here the harness horses 60 to Syracuse.
where four days meeting begins on Tues
day next. Summaries:
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Great Exposition Flyer leaves Grand Central Station
p ~. arrives Chicago 10 next mornins via Nav
fork Central Extra fare ohy s6-4ds.
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sixth Race-The Inaugural Grass STAKES q sweep
stakes .or thres-yeArolds and upward OF SIC each.
with $50 added of which $3.50 to second and $50
% third; ~ furlonRk he turf
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1893-03-08

suspected, and while circumstances in
dictated that they were the guilty par
ties, sufficient evidence could not be
gathered for their conviction, and the
cripple man and son, who had been ar
rested, were turned loose. The third
one could not be found, and it is gener-
ally believed that he carried the missing
goods away with him.
The Live Oak, Luravlle and Deadman's
Bay railroad is an assured fact. 1t will
be pushed through toLuraville within
the next few months and on to the Gull
as fast as possible. This, it is said by
those who profess to know, will be one of
the best paying little roads in the State.
Live Oak Banner.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1893-03-08

There is more Catarrh in this section of
the country than all other diseases put
together, and until the last few years was
supposed to be incurable. For a great
many years doctors pronounced it To-
cal disease, and prescribed local remedies,
and by constantly failing to cure with To-
cal treatment, pronounced it incurable.
Science has proven catarrh to be a con-
stitutional disease, and therefore requires
constitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by F. j. Cheney & Co.,
Toledo, Ohio. is the only constitutional
cure on the market. 1t is taken inter
nally in doses from 10 drops to tea
spoonful. 1t acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system. They
offer one hundred dollars for any case it
fails to cure. Send for circulars and testi-
mOnials. Address.
FL. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.