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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-08-02
IN TIE SOCIAL SWIM,
WHAT THE BEAUX AND BELLIES ARE
DOING AND SAYING.

Pleasant Personal Paragraphs About Peo-
pie You Know and Have Heard Of
Last Tuesday evening Miss LCra Pas
chal gave to her visiting friend, Miss
Harris, lawn party that will long be
remembered by those present. The fes-
tivities took place in the beautiful little
lawn on the western side of the house,
At s o'clock the fair bellies aud gallant
beaux beganto assemble. TIN 11o'clock
the merry jests and laughter told plain
er than words how they were enjoying
themselves. Until ten o'clock every one
was paired off in the pear orchard. They
were then called in to witness the mag
nificent display of fireworks under the
supervision of Prof. !. 7. Williams. 1t
was, indeed, beautiful scene, the fair
maids with their cheeks still glowing
from the loving words whispered IN their
ears by their sweethea art, sthe brilliant
rockets seeming to plough into the very
heavens, the floating balloons with their
colored lights, and the steady glow of
the chinese lanterns. Delicious refresh
ments were served and all took their de-
parture pronouncing it to be one Of the
pleasantest affairs they had attended in
long time.
The young folks enjoyed a very pleas
ant evening at the home of Mr.. J. c.
Rogers last Thursday Refreshments
were served and 1870 o'clock found
them winding their way homeward
Mr. Claude Sanders, of Weston, stopped
in the city one day last week on his way
to enter the Georgia Business College at
Macon.
Miss Susie Bledsoe, who has been Wis
iting her sister, Ms. W. E, Riordan, re-
turned to her home at Lafayette, Ala,
Friday.
Colonel J. G. Parks and family went
up to Macon Monday They will visit
Atlanta before returning home.
Dr.. E. c. Lasseter and Mr.. j. w
Wooten left Thursday for Chicago to see
the sights at the worlds fair
M. Smith Pickett of Macon, was in
the city last Thursday visiting his moth
me young iolNs enjoyed = P!eaSah'
evening" 81 'll0 residence u WI W. y
John Seay, who has been in North
Georgia all the year, returned home a
few days ago.
Mrs. Mollie Baldwin, Of Cuthbert, ar
rived in the city Friday to visit Mrs j.
Miss Beulah Farrar will leave to-mor
row for Athens to visit her sister Mrs.
G. G.. Bond
Miss Tassia pa,,,,,,,,on If Poro,,o1onoa
is VISITING Misc s,IIia Wei, on 90
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''--o '''i0 "00N ~ 90 S''il0 lol 'oih0 'l'ii0
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-08-02
The Meeting at Graves.

Rev. s. w. Sfubbs closed a very inter
esting and successful meeting at Graves
Station last Friday. There We're seven
teen accessions to the church.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-08-02

Sale-Davis Drug Co. are the only
dealers who handle Landreth's fresh tur-
nip seeds.
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Mi.. Cahin Defauitea at Tenu,..

ParADuirHl.. June 23-Desplte the dornpour c;
rain L.rnei and Colby played OF the final round in
meu's singles AZ wissahiekon to-day. La-ned won
after a wekplAyed series by e-3. c-4. IS o-3
Coiby unable withstand tie hard driving which
his opponent sub,ee him to
The drsi event Of the afternoon the cIusion
Of the match between Kiss Bantson and M wilson
and Miss Schultz and M 1AlmadEe The latter
par started OF At winning gait making
the games 40 with lille effort. They were
surprised however. for the local players
in and game after game. and snaly the SET
by 6-. The yolleytnz and placing were very nne
especially that OF The Philadelphia pair. The ladies'
girl taking The first with In the second
set Miss Schultz gavs her opponent more trouble 10
Win, but tie former was com PEELED TO succumb by ga
The next vent ras the fnai in the mixed doubles
between Miss BsnEson and Mr.. Wilson and Miss
Roosere!t and Mr. Hobart This was the closely
was unusually steady and at times eIceptonAiiy bril-
liant The championship IN ladies' donbies also
tns exhibition. but Miss Schultz and Miss stone were
outcisssed The scores:
L,t,ef s,nsles..Final round, Miss Terry bea, Miss
Schultz. o-1. 6-3.
Champien.hp Round-Nss Terry won from Miss
CAhIl br default.
Ladies' Doubles-F.nAl round: Miss B tier and Mia
Terry BEAT Giss schultz and Mss Stone. ca, So
Men'b sngies-semt nnal round: Larned beat Tai
madEe. as. "a FinaI round: LArned beat Colby
Mixed Doubies-semi. dnal round: Miss Bantson and
Mr.. wilson beat Mss Schultz and Mr.. TAlmAdge. Ga.
bart beat Miss BAntson and Nr. Wilson. 81. "a
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Gsrshaa. Is: fiitssurEh. IA
VIEW IoEk. IL: PHILADELPHIA. 8.

NV IOkk. Al . FHlLADbIPHlb- ~
PHILADELPHIA, June 23-John Wards 49,
pound battery. .Rusie and Mil u an. proved too
much for the Philsde!phias to;day and the
Enshps young D men. Only two hts wer.
pade OF kpsLe,s dsiivery in The fret se..sn
through The game. John Ward Was in great
proved that his eye was still good. and that
HE old man can stlil DO depended on ia a
When the total Of wards work was PEN
fillsd II c summed up three gooq as. singles les,
end one Of bis old -iashioned over the fence
for eiIcui, Q; the bases. Hamilton was in
ihs Sf;t run Of The game Tor The 3asksfs
siihouGh The balls we're not often, coming n.;
his way. when he got crack at the little
DOS followed with a single and then sam
Thompson assisted with sacrifice hit which
snS s shs b bs a h ruin ihf the efs'h m
scored on fuller's tumble Of Haliman's ground
q. Boyls,s single. Eeiiiys sacrifice. Cross
ssseee, a ana meJnAG '"0'pasg'' against 'he
feiliy. ward. .Tiernan. Ruste. and Lyon.
rus wer g seosed i IN he o2wnr Inning n
aIs. IN Pi!s a., 70 srs sd VAR ear, 70
hing, who SaiefiS threw to Boy'e, ard also
caught Burke. Tiernan then hit TO centre
field. stole second in the rretti">t Kind OF
way. and scored on Connor's iwD-t aGE-- 10
the right-feld wall Davis and Ai'l!gan got
their bases on halls. filing the 'asc- kusis
then closed the inning with foui ily t. Reilly.
Wards aggregation kent up their run get
earned ruh ns on singes ~ Lyons G and fueI
Burke's sacrifice. singles ty Ward and Tier
nan. and Conno.s hit over the right-fleld wal.
Connor's hit was beautiful one. and the
cranks in the grand stand and the rooters on
the tleacheTs who used TO love to see Roger
do this kind OF work for the Phil depbias last
year. forgot that he was on the opposing team.
and rose en- masse and let themselves loosein
q series OF yells that resounded for several
minutes throughout the grounds. single ty
Ward. Thompsons mum OF Tiernan's hy. q
wild throw By Weyhing. a base on balls to
gan. ana Lyons's single gave the New Yorks
four moro runs in the fourth inning. After
Burke was hit By q pitched ball. took thru on
Nard's single to right field. and scored on
Tiernan's long fy to Thomson. Attendance
2fhfl. Tha |
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Bosros. June PA cable despatch to the Herald from
London says The Walk yrie has been officially meas.
ured By Dixon Kemp. Secretary OF the British Yacht
Racing Association and be states that she exceeded
the length named in the agreement made by Dunraven
and the New York Yacht Clab. She measures on the
load line 80 81 According TO the mutual agreement
no boat sail for the Americas emp which 10 more
than per cent So feet the line Chat N
no tOat over 81 10 feet can be selected
In view Of this condti Of Affairs the yalkyris las
been clipped all around in her natnsai topIai and
Lsads.s her tpars have been Ehtened TO reduce her
veiEhta her mast has been shortened is inches also
her topmast and some Of her lead keel cen cut
on When she nrst came out on the Thames she rated
14y tonA She rates l4Ta0 Her sail area N
officially given At 10. 2o8 square feet
The Al srAiions viii make her Just safe inside the
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Twas a Favo-its Dag at Gloucester.

GLoressIIa Jun. 2s-Four tsvori;es and t-o well
paSkea second choices won to-day. summarize;
mrs KAcr-one and quarter mile. Glsnail. 1o1 8
2:2OLh
Second Raee-Fire fur!onxa TrAver. loI. IL to6
lhHrriD. soni sasdnst lul. 90 10 lJenningp sec
9ndi King Richard % SOTO ! (Houben. taird Time.
Third RAce-Fiys fur,onss F!eurett. IoI. = to I
UoI Oieyl won 81 Hubert no. even (YeiterL second;
silence, iqs TO tHaml third. lime. l'o5o,
Fourth hAesIssren farlongs Cartoon. lo6 3 TO
f.!a;s. lia e G:ni. tsi s Inn" 5oA1' ."
Fifth Race-Fonr feriongs Ro,sAn,. lo+ even
Kuchen) won: Bell Bl,ckbnrn 81 . 10 COLDER
second puis OF Gloucester o. Alto Norris third
sixth Racs-six and a quarter furlonr... Emblem,
tssndsr second Marty b.. ITO. 10 to FItlsimmonsL
sH,s. for s.tas.' Jdr. xsl
son; Richard poE Judge Mitchell Wahoo FRANKIE
T. Lee s., Ned. Bill Barnes and UlAdsi one Jos; Van
WAR ana hlehigsn. 100: Maid Of Riehiand. lo3.
yssfoia, farIs piis aud ht,is MD. igs Loetspsf
lo.: Agnes II 10: John NcGarnEle Mar Paint Eli.
aud MARee. ps LomAn, starter Psttngil. and curris
Hais Minnie Brown solp e5i Wandering Nun, ": Miss
Third kacs-seyen and a half furlonss, Sir George
lace a. log. Fbrget.Me-NoI SO.
Fourth RAee-seven-eiEhths of . mile. JubAl. ll6:
Gardnsr 10 ssTils. vandyte. MontAgne. John Lack
Eitth Raee5eix and quarter furiOngh AAnhsntett.
Ilo' Jim Glare Henry George. and Wyoming los:
sue RYDER geldirg; Capt Hammer and Andrew D., 100:
Ahseondsr lo+: Bonnie LAss, Mamie b. b. and Iita,
Sixth Rscs-ons mite nd quarter over hvs hurdl.L
I"Arte l;O: 4. r. Fox, IsAAc' Uen Gordon. ST John.
HlA vase, and Return. iS1
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Baseball Notes.

wise. paying A"e 'A' '0' A'''nS''h b" " Fam
rIs.iden: Van Colt Will accompany til. New York.
paws !. playing third base. though stu bothered by
Perry werden was released By St. Louis because Of
| rhe umatism-
II. New York, have NOR. men on the crippled lis.
| In loves absence Tommy Mccarthy 10 covering Boz
tons second base in excellent fashion, wv
H. ons sns Tssd " IN h for
p.ared. lie has been pounded heavily Of late 0'
ssHns wsnt 20 rs rd Of Old Pete Browninx He
rias.f fa' Gladiator L" ''''Fi'Fa'sd into record
GST'ssy !, having trouble with ht. pitcher. Silver
TO Baltimore may he regretted.
,oS ASfs hni,1 lining pitcher He ana nu,ch
pair OF stumbling blocks hard to surmount.
Aa %, 3. ;...nst rt9 The Chicago stand.
second base playing has come up to tie marx.
c Rssn;S ion :. s.ss a. the catching for Baltimore
like circus tetet SPECTATOR on Tie eoachns iinsa
Ds., d for S;~ r YG,s as hang: 9. Pn
veteran By the way. sa4 retains Lis cd siii In .
Director Iaeott s, says tn. New York. will b. ,,,,
the top AZ the fnsh he The most confident of The
cash at any time. N''A'"n WIN
O'Xein the new st. Loui, IRA, baseman comes frvm
Yale Varsity eleven last fan ''u'' On inc
nrIa
bourne's catcher he vas regarded as an ind,h.r-n,
ball player But to-day Brooklyn cranks thnr ;bsrs
more earnest catcher IN tue county Than he
Daley always plays good ball ana is seldom on ne
sick list '-'
The wsshingtons and BAltimores hsye .p-,-,..,
close observers OF the game by their fAst paylnv W.
former nearly all veterans. while tie latter 49,
young bOocs With vengeance. Clever AAulIny "a
Responsible for the good WORK Of these teams more
anything else.
wAsBISGIos. June 20 In regard 10 the published re-
give the close DECISIONS TO the home eiuD President
Young said to-day: There is not even the sighte.t
truth IN such reports. Every League umpire has uniform
Instructions TO umpire every game perfectly squArsy
and exactly as he sees IT. without fear or favor
Is odd how ten days notice of release sometimes
Anects the work OF ZONE players. A few days ago
Pitcher DuEyea aud Catcher MCGUIRE Of the Waiting.
ton, Iscsired notice q their impsnanE releases On
helped 70 nis he game purysI. by k.sping the hits
heavily. Will they be reAinedi
About 10 O'Clock Yesterday afternoon the manage
msnt OF Eastern Park decided that the weather MAS
TOO uncertain TO play the Brooklyn game
and the players were sent away. Between that time
anu clock The sun came and a crowd OF erAnks
Hooked about the gate anxious to see q game They
were greatly disappointed when the T" No Jams" sIyn
cont ohtsd them They were AppsAsed. however wien
The announce Tsnt was made that there would he i've
games to-day The hrs viii begin at clock and Tie
LecJnd T'rJ soon after the lniSb VI HE h.St.
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crcuEns REcxrrs 1IcrSs,s
Wheeler. nerio, pa-rphy. sd Tsxts Are o
the Cash Prise Iist.

4 -
Tho National Cycling Association. otherwise
known as the Cash Prize League is PRACTICAL,
ready for business Ali minor details have
been settled. and nothing remains now but
the holding Of the New York meet on July )
and T. The Board OF Governors met in the
Aston House last night and transacted some
inrcrtabt business. which has . direct bear
ing upon the success or failure OF the enter
prise
| Arrangements were jointly made with the
/ New York Cycling Association for the inauEu-
raj races to be held in this city at Manhattan
| Field on Monday. July 3. and Tuesday July 4.
! 1t was decided to hold four races each day
| The events for July are as follows:
osissn. 'ssa:ss s,' isO 10 ,S;s' sss'. a., SEC
C5.ss.mn. h.nii..g; $40 ,o'-inn.r. ssoto'ec-
one . ,s' ,s S, a., ITO Y ,hss 800 t.
Tle M. SSnes.p siS5 10 uns.r - 10 s.eosa
$50 ;a third and So TO ;osrtS.
On the Fourth OF July the programme will
be as follows:
on. mite. scratch. ne,t two in thre. heats; open only
10 zach sniie Of The hr, d.y AZ DIG not yin griIs
~. rthnsr. $50 to second s.S TO third sRd go 10
20 y,Sa.E 50 to second, So 10 ,sirt ssa iso 70
;5,s e 5Giy r,n;i..F n; rG. eoS
ii,i5 s.: e t.ati5' ass. : at,s. .na,..,
SO ioifi,i aud So 10 tssi.i man "-'' w - '''1'
The ,oblect in giving 50 many prizes to the
placed men in each race is to make every
the !TSnt as possse. /, vii als5 treyen. ss
gins and quitting after one Or two men have
one Of the chief objects o. the meeting last
ii%c5ses from x6eslnen which had sseumS:
Esssivea l!sea.es are: j. Z -whse!sr q Ss!
fh Tk fsF %aIp GS 81 B M T I.3' %
non;se Of Buralo. II. 6. Croker Of Newton.
S Mf Of Bds hass 81 '5 G!. CITY .! S. Cara
ks Of so .Rd Gsa To allow 81 @
tries TO be n sde up to June y instead OF to-
tsy s5syi9Sp,y HnaoanSet =. ;ues entire,
done thar the entries entire can bs sent TO tie
\ SvS reporter asked c. h. Byrn. whether
the association. NJ. Byrne said; mo: Tim |
T R fhs p Ton vii aG
OF ask any rider to Join 1t will merely stand |
II the rlders wish to come in later they viii |
know whether he viii ride with Us or not. he |
Guide tina, ours Is the hes; organization TO be
want to ,sir t'at in two years time We will
have racing men who will oyershadou all the
CYCLING lssociattoo intsnts to cultivate a new
clsss OF racers The fact that all Of our races
viii stir Sp 81 more interest IN n IL.
among Young America than ever before. We
Will run as honestly az We have rue baseball.
and think We will have the confidence OF the
public"
The Brooklyn Cycling Association will hold
two days meet at Eastern Park On July ana
< The track over there has bean completed
with the exception OF the layer Of ashes 70 r.
placed ~ top. This will Re done on Monday OF
uast -. SO thai everything will be in resdi-
ness for the Kings County Wheelmen's big
meet on july J. The toar: q Governors con- |
iuued in session unit! late hour Considering
various matters Of private business
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10 Looks ss Though Ansoa Had the Best OF
This Row.

wAsHIsoIos June 2a-Thsrs is a spirited controversy
between the Chicago and Cincinnati clubs as to the
services OF Pitcher Parrot late OF the Birming AM
CIub; This organization q member OF the South
sin L.aEus but a. q aid not par eIpenses rreslasn
LIhhshAh CONCLUDED 10 abandon the IDEA OF running
SAn suv an nifmInsham And prepared releases Tor
preparation. Capt. ADssn. who had aire adJ signed
OF fArottto play thrd base learned that the
bHMihKuAm pitcher WAS available and pTomptIY
hs aim ~. course wa. keP, very cute. but
, ,n,s nShy IN burst OF confidence At ths Airing.
son ho"L Ans declared that he had tagged
Ahethn fAHoit. making brace of them. 10.
me esth AsAn Shile President Lnnsh an hsd earned
M p,tehsr vas worth somethpE besides = mere
Consul, s. paper and be hurried ~ % GncIuAt
~ piiehsr. 90 wen pleased was Brnsh With The re.
peaas afGm bimL am Is 10 PARROTS ability that he
sum u now ih the hands Of PTssidpnt Young nsAr
Nhe trsnsPiret that the ChieaRo Club claimed Par.
ta A"a ehnioi'sd his slEnasure 10 contract Witch
made 81 'ineIpnAtI for MS itTYees intIdsntalr i:
trangpIss tbat Nj LhnthAuE clerk. through misuIi.
defftApdlnR OF his employers instFue,irns regarding
rsIre gavs thai player his Is!sAAt the receipt
Oar OF this season.
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Io-DAr-s RACES ar TEE RAE
sevsa Ere-ts o, the Card, I-esvsfnr the
Surf asa sri.1rio stshes

Surf s-s sri.srio Stakes.
The coney Island locker Club announces
an attractive card OF seven races to-daJ at
sheepshead Bay. The leading features are
the Surf Stakes for two-year-olds- with seven
entries: the Srindrift Stakes. for three-year-
dds with the crack colts AJAX. Sport, CO.
Danehe. and Glenmoyne named to start:
lightweight handicap with Raeeland and
CLEANING in the field OF elk: q handicap
sweepstakes at a mile. with Banquet, Reckon.
and St fiorian In the six entries. and asveep-
stakes at three-ouarters Of q mile on the turf.
with fifteen racers in It, including Hoey. Nosa
IL. Harvest and Addie. The entries In full
are:
t.ru RAce-A,vesr,tsf,, for tnreeyearelts OF ~,
th-s, Slth sliNO Aedtd ~ which $3.50 - the fteo
anu 500 % :he trd reaAi,i,s and allow
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TO Tans,.n Beaten by . 30 to , sao.

cisclSsArt- Jrue e3-The Ia;on.a Jockey Cab uour.
up :n sGring meeting to-day. There an A-,.nc.se.
OF about 500 persona Kendall s:ahies pee-.ss 10
TamSien was defeated BY Rest!aa, 80 10 ] shot
The trst rare was purse c: s60o. at az .ur.orrs
Indus. lo7 Ju!sorL AZ to ]. won By Length from
PlAnfshore AvoncAe third Tine. lisa
The second race Sas mile dash. Forest Rose 80
"a Clayton 10 3 won by two lenErhs from GA
Pepper John Bertlry third Time I.S4L
The third race was ~ seven furl"ngS Ia Cnlonla
los (R W'liaDs. at 20 J. won By a length .-o. Tas
co. Maid Marian third Tim. 2s4
The fourth race vas SPIN ut I've frrlonzs. Nc
LiEhL III wilam:h 10 l. wen easily from Nj
The rtIh race VAS rhe Cincinnati sprtar Hotel
Handicap GGinio. ~. ,Norr.s, even L. oaey Won
sanly from Dolly ScEone. Mss Dixie Ihirt. Time.
2.os<
Tnesix,h race was rrn unde- The same condition.
the fourth. Master Fred. ! N!-re.L 30 / won
By six lengths from Preference !. nsecA third Tue
l:4S
SEVENTH RAce-same conditions as nr,t R.adlna
1oi PERKINS 10 TO !. won by two lengths from Yo
Tamben. odrey third Time, ll5,t
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F.vor,... Beaten on the Las, IA,

sT Lorts I1He 2a-Tais Vas tie last Cay at ,hs Far
grounds. and great crowd 70 see tie closing
sport OF the ST. Louis Jockey CABS tp-n. meeting
Only one tsrertie was successful ore second choice
and four oa;sidess captured tie o;h.s pu-s.s
IIsi Raee-stH tg;lonss Mamie $. p Mccormick,
GO won: GA-ea Brown s. BERGEN Is 10 -.
Barbara ~ III. B+rrs-l. to ]. third Tine III.
Alee t!trk osrEA.ic. pEEe o: ttho Ia B-il. France
Zet Arturnr Leaf. Tea set. az! LIKE x IL ,h-
second sase-sir tIronEs EIu clS-e. los tlrr.
s:'snfh 3io 2 ron; sN!po lo3 s.!ai..l : 20 :. 49,.
ond; Honle- III iiars!;L 10 l. iG.ri Time i,is..
Lady Gay and HI.bo-o also .aa. 80
Ihird Rsee-stx isronr. Tom finley. ia rs,,a..
bury u WOE: Pe.cad0r, ITO Mooney 10 ! Sc.
ond: Veg Do.; '22 N.see 40 . third T-rre i:ls,.
General Niles q s. ran -F - ~-.-
Fourth Race->iS flriours. Tom Kelly ica Tree
man 20 = won. nru-amer I.2 Stevenson 10 Z
secoud: Bay Flower. II tNlAmsL 20 : iat-i lime
--' "-''
FIN Raee-on. mile Cacheeo % tB.-r.r, ooto1.
won: Red CAP lo2 ,yc'Aun. ! second. Iyaux
Tea. % HAE.etiN 10 10 !. ihi-t lime l1-ia G.r-rs
Nsrmairke, lAnEtty. Dave Phtl.n Dorian c. rs.
also 'S~
SIKH Raee-one mile AMI ~ ya-is La-,l,.yan.,,.
81 iChtmre.sl 10 won: 81 Jos IIp tNoon.y' 5 10
z second: waiter. 100 tScC6TrgirEl J. - n
Time. 81. LoekDoFt Aat Lo.4 TtIousEoog a 50 .ar
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Atlantic Rod and Gan Climb Shoot.

T.. member, of the Atlantic Rod and Gun club held
their regular monthly soo' fDg tho two cups donated
By Judges New and su' Grand a. the eubs ground
ives, End. Consy Island, on Ihsr,day, only seven
competed. at ten BIRDS each. c, 4 Norris J. Mckay
and T. Qlmby killed ten strAight and lied but UNnz
TO scarcity ~ BIRDS III 81 nIot VAS postponed until
the neIt regular shoot The score: q, l.. Morris %
10: r. yoorhsss, IS yHrt, .; Boys as ards y. g
swssp.tAse. fave Birds. Voorhees, 9. y. Non.
Bssh 6: D. Qumby 4
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r,n~,. Gamc. Mrr.ahout..

IN. nra raanI. In N, draOts Of tho Jersey City
Lawn ferns CUN, tc,r-SwCnt we're pAysd ysster'
dav AnFrrrsn lNr scores t.Iew
Meme NcsN,'s >rmrnraI vraniI II Rollins ana
Frrisrct NtuksmN AIu1tA I, a. beat l. H. Ans u
4. ssJrHs ier,sN t1tN T &. @ IL T. 80
lhal 'cynA. john = hoH''i Aat sidney L snitt
Ne" lork T a.. heat n =. I,.l ns aud b. he.kAmp ~
NINA I a., '- > Z e. e ~
lus tournaments ~ .rcn have hssn drastnnS
Alsng Tor ilmr lHr kuickrrhuCEsr hAnu'eAy
YES wound up by lhr Nt,Inrynt Miss tIeshe In me
ladies slnIlrs The .v.ui fpa. IN ths Manhattan A.
ssctsIsn mems s.rgss ,peUsi with the victory -
; scher - c'ss o,sr Han - cALR score b r.
fsrhcr tminas ~ teAg II /. Han tpus >. '--HL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-24
Baseball Games To-day.

RATIONAL LEAGUE AND AHKRicAs AssouAnoE
philadelphia va New York. at Philadelphia
brooklyn vs. Washington. at Eastern Park
Boston Vs. Baltimore. at Boston.
Ctneinnatt vs. Chicago. at Cincinnati
g. LDuis va Louisville. at NJ. Louis.
Cleveland va PiItsbuEgh. AZ Cleveland
AHATEuK LEAGUE
Staten Island G. Z. vs. Eng!ewoo p O. az Livins
Dton- "
,kev jersey A. C. vs. Staten Island A. C.. at Bergen
GANEa
Harvard va Yale. at Cambridge.
cricket grbund.
Montc,A.r A. a. vs. Orange A. C.. at Nontclair
MIi.m:onrgh 4: A. vs.. Montgomery. At Williams
nefristoyb A. Q. vs.. Murray Nils. at Morriytown
New York A. Q. va VAruEA Boat Cub AZ the Polo
sabufban Va Bay Ridge at Crotona Park
khkabeth A. Z, va Woodbridge r. &, at Elizabeth
Srsseentv WeStned. at Plslnneld.
A A. ground. "
Jamaica Athletic vs.. Ten Eyek Athletic at Jamaica
hsIen VA North Side A. L.. at North New York.
brunswick "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-24
clxvELAsp

Esrnsa r9ns.Gieveand q; Pittsburgh Firstbass
Si.yn.nS ~ 'fnd =: rnIts1atgh Lst on bases.
eisrf.on issaI on kiii.n. OF % o Ferry
]: by Terry Three base hitIChiliL Two:base bit.
PPhsan. onSnn2r Lyons Klien Sacrifice hits
Stolen bises-Teb.au. NcKean. Ewing t2l 0Connor
zmmer. DanOrAn. shugart Double play-Tebeau and
Chads HI by pitcher-gy Terry. !. wa pich-Tsrry
raised balis-SteHEsl CmplTe-NeQuaid Time 2:3a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-24
The International Bicr Gle Races TO he Held
Detroit,

SAGINAW. June 23-Ai 4 meeting OF the Race Com.
mtise OF the stale League OF American wh.enen he
Latlou4 u;ert IA ~, 60 "hrc.meu from all over the
world will compete NJ netrol' August / and >, under
the auspices OF the Michigan DIVISION League OF
American whssmsh THIS wlll De the hrGt NEE, Of
International Whsslmsu ~ this and over 10
entries are expected WIh priLss amounting TO t6OV
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-24
News from ,h. Horse World.
s-Ye. sh. .t.rt,a trir, ANA won our,

,GhRpISIr Ne. June 23,-Ths wcikn6wn trottinx
ualoH Arrival 2,!4}9. ard tor whom Sil 900 y as
from rupture. e ''N 49,"
L9NG bELscn. June ga big gang Of laborcra car.
phsts anu othtI artisans were set A. work today TO
repair ne rack At Monmouth Park. which was slightly
day. $50 'AA'S