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ODDS AND ENDS OF SPORT.

Bill James. OF England, cables a chal-
Ienge to fight George Dixon at 122 pounds
for the feather-weight championship and
Zoo side at tho National Sporting
On the steamer Britannia. which ar
rived this morning from Liverpool,
W Ti5s = e s MSDrs kisp R1ss who C.
participated In the internationa! pigeon
shooting tournament In England. Capt.
Money and Mr.. Walsh remained in
Mr.. Moore expressed much dissatis-
faction with the trip He did not con.
that obstacles had been placed In the
vartages in working the traps, giving
the American marksmen the hardest
birds. The party won about $500 and
two very handsome cups.
j. J. Ryan and Joseph Wright. the
oarsmen. were also passengers on the
Britannia.
James Corbett sailed for home .yester.
day in the Majestic. He says he will
not be prepared to fight jackson for six
months.
The series of aquatic events will be
contested tomorrow afternoon. begin.
ming at I o'clock. by the Lake Hopst-
cong Club. There will be n swimming
race, canoe and boat races. a naphtha'
launch regatta and tub race Al
orchestra will dispense music on the
Hotel Rreslin veranda during the
games, and hop viii be given In the
evening.
A dead heat between John s. John
son and Walter &. Sanger enlivened the
tournament OF the Toledo Cycling Club
yesterday. johnson finished fresh, but
consented to a toss-up for the prize. q
$500 bedroom set, which he won. II,
proved his condition by riding a mile ir
25 "a. fifteen minutes after his race
with Sanger. which was made in 2.h
At the annual meeting OF the A, c. A
Executive Committee, in camp at Gro
ton Point. yesterday. William c. With
erbee, OF the Bularozza Course Club
Port Henry. was elected Commodore
and Charles L. Cragg, clubmaie. Sec
rotary Treasurer. The question OF per
manent site for an annual camp was dis
cussed, but no action was taken.
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FLUSHING ENTRIES.

RACE TRACK, FLUSHING, July a.
The entries for to-morrow's races are as
follows:
First Race-Four and one-half furlonss-Fly-
ing Joe Happy Thought, Autumn, jr., lis each :
Baby ID. date Qulckstep colt, ia; Whitestone
colt Forest Belle colt Geronimo Prosper, III
each: Annie l.. Ally, lo7: Blue HOOD se'oihs
Second Race-sx and one-haif furionss. Odd
Socks, Il3; Vortex. Roger. Old Town, liz each
McCormsck, 1885, Red Cross, Florins. Watch
Third Race-Fiye turlonss.-H.rry n. 122;
Finance' Arizona, 100 each; The Pearl. o.:
Eliza Ann, 90; Sentinel %; Al.nthrae,te. % 10.
Fourth Race-Eour furlongs EAdvsrsursss' IL,
Bonnie MAY colt, 1906; Lulu Race ally. 1903;
Frolc. lO2 Id. ~ az. 49,.
Know ia; Daybreak, 1909: Little Willie, Jos
LYMAN, Carracus. Gen. Gordon. ioi each; Lou
Rhett lOl ID.
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HARRIGAN FOUND GUILTY.
Robbed His Sweetheart, Florence
X. Clark, OF Over 81, 100.

Luke Harrigan. formerly bartender
in this city. who lived at SOs Third ave-
nue.. Brooklyn, was placed on trial this
afternoon In Part I. Of the Court Of
General Sessions, before Judge MARITIME,
charged with grand larceny.
Miss Florence r. Clark, a cooh
formerly employed by Major Bond. Al
% West Fifty-frst street. was the com.
plainant. She says that the prisoner
after promising TO marry her. induced
her In 1893 to accompany him to Eng.
la nd, and that he got her to intrust
him with a draft for II 100
She says he failed to make her his
wife, and abandoned her while she was
Ill in England, returning with her money
to this country.
Harrigan was found guilty OF grand
larceny In the first degree. The max
imum penalty Is ten years. He will be
sentenced next week.
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RESULTS At FLUSHING.

RACE TRACK, FLUSHING. July a.
The results Of to-day's races here were
as follows:
First Race-Six furiongs.--Won by War
Paint, . to l and 4 to 8; Pie. even place,
was second. and Columbus third. Time
i 20 IA.
Second Race--Haif a mile-Won by
Cashmere, 3 to and to 3: Lulu Race
out place, was second. and Vishun third.
Time--0a. 49,
Tumult. 4 10 5 and out: Blackburn, . to
5 place was second, and DIR. Chambers
third. Time-1.06 liz.
Fourth Race-one mile.-Won by Lou
Rhett, 1 to 2 and out: Dalbreak. to D
for place, was second, and Carracus
third Time--l.iS IA
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BALTIMORE BURGLAR KILLED.
Three Thieves Ambushed in a
SlRughtcr-HOuse.

BALTIMORE. July 27.--Thieves have
stolen thousands OF dollars worth OF
salt pork from the cold storage ware
house of Charles j. Meister, 2600 Penn
sylvania avenue, during the past month.
Last night Mr.. Meister and his son Ed
ward secreted themselves In the calf
pen. About $50 o'clock this morning
three shadowy men entered the cold
meat on the floor.
When they had 1000 pounds OF meat,
the pick of the slaughter-house, piled up
In a heap ready TO be loaded into the
wagon outside, young Mester shot and
instantly killed one OF the burglars.
The others made their escape. The vic
tim has not yet been Identified.
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TO SPAR WITH FITZ.
Frank Keller the Latest Aspirant for
Nonore.

my
BUFFALO. N. Y. July c7.--Bob Fits.
simmons. champion middle-weisht Of the
world. arrived In town this morning to
do battle Tomorrow at Billy Madden's
carnival Of sport at the Driving Park.
His opponent Will be Frank Keller. a
heavy weight. Jim Daily will also spar
his adversary being Tom Lynch, the
" Irish Giant" Other miscellaneous
sports MI up the programme.
The results OF the two matches In
which the professionals contest. are al.
ready foregone conclusions.
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Sarcasm Leads All the Way and
Captures the Second Race
Easily.
APPRENTICE GETS THE THIRD.
James Casey Ruled OF on a Charge
Of BIackmail by the S. n.
and p. R. A. A.
tepeclai TO The ENenink WORLDLY

'SpNCldi W INV bNeHIuB "pFiu.'
RACE TRACK, BRIGHTON BEACH,
races here to-day, all of them anxious
to again get mixed up with their old
enemies the bookies. The conditions for
pleasant days sport, as far as the
weather was concerned, were far more
favorable than they have been so far
this week. The wind had shifted around.
and came directly across the track in
stead OF against the back Of the stand.
The track was In splendid shape. Many
scratches were made in the feature of
the card. the mile and q furlong handi-
cap.
Previous to the beginning of the racing
Secretary Sass received the following
telegram: James Casey has been ruled
of for violation Of rule 161, section 2, OF
the Rules of Racing. (Slgned) II. A.
Buck, Secretary 8. H. and P. r. A. A.
This section Is to the effect that any
awner or trainer accepting or offering
- accept q bride shall be ruled of.
casey was charged with attempting to
tlackmail Frank Beard after the jump
ing race on Wednesday by threatening
10 bid the latter's horse UP unless Beard
the first race. Bolivar. q 100 to l shot.
made all the running and won in a
drive by half length from Woodchop-
per- There was big plunge on Lake
view. but the best he could do was to
finish fourth.
The second favorite was bowled over
in the second event. Mic Mac Queen
was the publics choice. but a select
contingent played Sarcasm. The latter
won easily
FIRST RACE.
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CHARGED with Hor-e-steaIins.

Thomas W Timpson, cashier OF the nassau
News Company. at IL and "a Spruce street was
complainant in the Totnbs Police Court this af-
terucon. against Philip Baker alias John Smith,
n,ps,e.n wears old a plumber OF i2O East Sew.
entcenth street, whom he charged with tie lar
csny u a horse and wagon valued at $500. He
was held in 81 900 bail for examination.
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after the start, and, opening up a gap
was never caught, winning in drive
By half a length. Woodchopper came
fast In the stretch and beat Nagabond
half length for the place. Time
Lis 81.
Mutuels paid: WoodchopperSt Straight
2GGi; place. $4.20: third, $3.50. Bolivar
paid: Place. SSls5; third, s2l9o. Naga-
bond paid $685. third. No straight tick
cts sold ON the winner.
SECOND RACE.
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Michael Levy, thirty-nve years old Of $50 First
avenue died suddenly from tire effects Of the heat
at ais this afternoon NJ seventy-hrst street and
the Boulevard. The BODY was taken 20 the West
SiKty-eighth street station.
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DISGRACE TO
WESTMINSTER.
Sworn Officers Of the Law
Protecting "Little Monte
Carlo"
RESORT FOR THE VICIOUS.
New Gambling-House Is Being
Erected and the Projectors
Defy Interference.
Is THE SHERIFF A PANTATk ?
Chance for Supt. Byrnss to Teach
a Lesson to the Men Who
Are ''Fixed."
IS THE SHERIFF A PANrATA

Little Monte Carlo" as the shed in
which an immense race gambling bust
ness is transacted is known. has become
grievous nuisance to decent residents
Of Westchsster County. and radical
steps are being discussed by them look
ing to Its removal.
This Is one side Of the case On the
other hand, the proprietors of the den.
which daily attracts swarms of gam
biers. touts, thieves, thugs, fakirs and
a miscellaneous horde OF the human
dregs Of this city into, the county Sc
cure in their apparent immunity from
molestation, and gratitied by the SWELL
ing volume Of their business, are serene
ly preparing for a much larger estab-
lishment. This new building will be
located nearer to the county line, and
will be a building 500 by 200 feet. Not
alone pool-selling. but every variety of
gambling game, from baccarat down to
roulette, is expected to be run on Just
as safe basis as the poolroom is now
operating.
A DisEraceful Crowd.
The gamblers seem to have the call, so
far as progress Is concerned. Yesterday
the new pavilion was under way, and the
present one was doing an enormous
amount of gambling through the medium
of the six books" which are in the
unfinished shed. which was reopened
July 10. Not even pretext Is made of
| concealing the nature of the business
carried on under the name of the "Elec-
trio Telegraph Company Of Westchester."
But year ago a ride on Mr. Crok err g
''Huckleberry" road from Harlem Bridge
to West Farms. was transformation by
slow stages from the hurly-burly of city
life into the quiet Of last century viii
lage. Yesterday an Evening World
trio car of the Union Railway" under
circumstances never equalled In surface
car trahic in this city. An open car,
packed to the guards with an ill-kempt.
dirty and disgustingly foul-mouthed mob.
smoking: chewing tobacco, splitting on
vehicle In which the ride had to be taken.
Little Monte Carlo.
A few women whose houses are in the
sseEsa Ss only b by THIS line may
| datingly permitted to stand between two
rows Of ruffians. who continued their OBJ.
sigh OF relief escaped each OF the women
| At the Bronx bridge the line terminates
and here the string of passengers headet
into Ebilng's Westminster PARK. SO Offer
| described, in which is located Little
The NAPLES Surrounding II we're at ieas,
| 1000 persons Yesterday. The place wa,
! like an oven. and even the grove wa,
| hot Men and boys would rush in Will,
Face wan beins Announced and thnf
throw themselves down on tables
| benches or the ground delIhera ting or
the next race IN the road fskirs an.
SSan't trsyel on that ROAD excent VIA VIZ,
they have to. knowing that 1t is UNIT fo
decent persons even IN the day time
| while at night II Is considered unsafe.
Io,,ce "Ftxsd.n
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YORK SUNDAY

In a gallop by three lengths. Kildeer
and Our Maggie had a hard tight for
the place. the former getting the YER
diet Time-l. 43 3-t
Mutdels paid: Straight, A2s: place,
$325: third, $2.20 Kildeer paid: Place,
A.o5; third. $2s5. Our Maggie paid s24o
third.
SIXTH RACE.
Purse $500, for three-year-oids and upward :;
ono mile and a kiAteenth.
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Edwin Ludlow's Funeral.

The funeral OF tho late RdwIn Ludlow was
held this morning in the parlors OF the Ciar-
endon Hotel. Eighteenth street and Fourth ave-
nue. Rev. Or, Cameron. assistant rector OF
calvary conducted the services. only rel
atiyes and family friends were present. Inter
meut was In Woodlawn.
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FOREIGN PORTS.
(By cable,)
ARRIV ED.

IBy cabIe.J
ARRIVED.
prpNANDl'CO. July ?7.-Arrived yesterday.
,an,sr Nasmyth from New York.
'IAMpi'RG, July 27.-s,esmer Columbia. from
New York. via Southampton
SIGHTED.
DOVER July s7,-Passed, steamer Marsha.
un,burg fol New York
"TWISskI,E July g7-Passed. steamer Runic
Now York for Liverpool
SAILED.
\ GLASGOW. July ?t-saiisd yesterday steamer
Ethiopia for New York.
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Burglar GETS Fifteen Years.
ny Associated Press.

tBy Associated PFess,l
PITTsFiELD. Mass, July sT,-Mlehael Sherlock
the gentleman burglar" who with three com
panions made nearly forty breaks In Lenox
Stockbridge and vicinity. WAS to-day sentenced
to nfteen years In state priaon.
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'The Q O'Clock Edition and the
spprtins Extra Of The Eventns
wArid ,ensain more sporting Asws
Of Interest ssas eas BE fosaa IN
spy kthsr svsnias sswspavsr.
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Little Girl Fell aud Was Killed.

Mary Alter. eEht wears old, tell from a NTH
story hre-eScspe a, her home, Is Ridge street
10 the ground this afternoon and was killed
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Mrs. Frederick Gibbs Dead.

Mrs Frederick Gibbs. vile Of the wsli-known
Republican politician. died this mernins At the
home Of her HUSBAND. ar wsst rvsnty-ssecnd
street. She had been IN poor health for pome
|tlun and ~ dsssh VA nst anszessts4 4
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SCORE BY INNINGS.
Phila 1880 -
New York. o 1922 -
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

AT BALTIMORE.
baltimore. D o q
Boston,. ..... l U
BatterIes-Mc Mahon and Robinson; sl!vetts and
Ryan. Umplre-Mussrs McQubid and Campbell
AT PITTsBURG.
Cleveland. ..".. o o o
Phtsburg... ..- u l o
Batteries-Cuppy and o'connor; Ncols and
Sugdsn. Umpres-Messrs. Lynch and Hurst.
AT CINCINNATI.
Chicago. ..... !
Cincinnati-..... u b
Batteriea-strstton and sehriver. DIVER Int
Vaughn. tmplre-Messrs Chamberlain anC
0rinith.
At ST. LOUIS.
LOUSY lie ..-"- q ,
~. LOUIS ....... 2 .
BattsrIes--wadseorth and Grim; Hsvlsy an,
Miller. umpre-IMr. Hcrrin.
- -
la I~A -.
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The body OF an uaknown man was found aost-
ing in the rysr at the foot o. East Ninety-secon
MofGus. 1901
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new YORKS
NOT IN IT."
RuSieS Curves Batted All
Around the Lot BY the
QuakerS.
LIKELY TO PROTEST THE CAME,
Umpire Hoagland Declared q Run.
ner Safe Who Was Hit
by Batted Ball.
HARPER IN HIS BEST FORM.
Giants We're Unable to Find His
Shoots with Any Fair Degree
Of Certainty.
Especial to Til. Evening worllD


BALL GROUNDS. PHILADELPHIA,
July T.-No hoodoo. no inky-hued
mascot. no mob figured ut this after
moons contest and disturbed the
quiescent atmosphere OF placid Quaker
Vile. except 1t was an uncommonly
feverish desire on the part of Phila-
delphians to see their team get away
with the game. They could be excused
for that after the way the "way-down'
Senators rubbed It into Arthur Twins
pets. two in three In Washington. But
the Phillies are meeting a team to-day
that has just made a record. beating
the Orioles three straight games, II
the Quakers win to-day Philadelphia
will rejoice at sunset tonight; II not
the atmosphere over the sluggish
schuyikill will be fearfully oppressive.
This Is how the teams played and
n.-a a>l
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'.Irsoxsir' Is what the EL1crRpfosE cured
III VIM - ~ y asdisias W. y SSr, ~
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SECOND RACE


Sarcasm led all the way and won IN
Ganter by length and a half. Mic
Mac Queen was the same distance be-
fore Golden Valley. Time-l. II IL.
G, Mutuels paid: straight, $50: place,
Place, $40; third. s27b. Golden Valley
raid S4.35. third.
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second by Cross. Delehanty slammed
daisy two-bagger to left sending
Cross to third. Thompson flied to Burke.
No runs
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SIXTH RACE

George Dixon won.
Wilmar was second.
Laurel third.
Time-l5l
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BRIGHTON BEACH ENTRIES.

RACE TRACK, BRIGHTON BEACH.
July a7.-The entries for tomorrow 9
races are as follows:
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How About II. sheriff Dunys

Sheriff Duffy, OF Westchester County,
has taken no action against the place
since. Dec. 2! Of last year. when he
the ground that the local police alone
have jurisdiction. and, although In pos
session of full Information regarding
the place refuses to interfere.
Monte Carlo" that the gamblers enjoy
the protection OF Westminster County
officiais. sheriff Duffy's "bit" is var
iousiy estimated as from sloo 70 $3.50 per
Roche weii-known local politician. Is
q so-bstween, However this may be.
Roche -is frequently seen about the
tine With Burke. whole authority on
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THIRD RACE.

May Irwin made the running into the
stretch. where Capt. Jack took the
lead. In the last six leenth Apprentice
came with rush and Won by d head.
capt. Jack was half length before
Jennie A. Time--l.03 3-4
,Mutuels paid: Straight, SLIGO; place. s.;
,hird, 345. Capt. Jack paid: Place, 81 10;
lhlrd, $3.50. Jennie A. paid $2.65 third.
FOURTH RACE
Purse $500; a handicap for three -year-olds and
Upward one mile and a iurlong.
sir Knight lis oss.ro C. a.io ) 80 80 IL II.
iatebpat, l0l tBergen). l6-5 .3-5 = q 90
ISptain T.. 80 NieefeI. ..... Ell IL l III 81
Hgh'toot 30 tMoClsinJ ....,.25-l 81
Captain Il, aud Lifeboat raced together
10 the. stretch. where Sir Knight came
on and won handily by a length and a
naIt. Lifeboat was FIVE lenG, las before
captain T. Time 90
Mutuels paid Straight. $3.50; place,
'-'6o, Lifeboat paid s3l5 place.
FIFTH RACE.
Purse 500! selling allowances: one mile,
Starter, Letting, 81 mt
AAns 100 tpogsstt,. ...,..even 80 81 J.
FL. s: Il: s;!!:I: ., {; =
V9.d Dollar. io+ &C. Flynn. ,So-l lS-i . 49,
Ssa, 10 iM.p ssssssS..:, mi VI
;isrtlses. 100 tCcwmanl .seo-t fo-i
R sssa ~ lSere.sD; see ii1-i
hyan out cut the running far
Hr9 with Adelbert sad a next.
( 2 Mon 80 ~ - 49, ku(ou
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u
the Orioles three straight games. II
the Quakers win to-day Philadelphia
will rejoice at sunset tonight; II not
the atmosphere over the sluggish
schuyikiil will be fearfuliy oppressive.
This Ia how the teams played and
| batted:
New York. Philadelphia.
Fuller, ~. Hamilton, CT.
Burke, IL. Boyle. ID.
Davis, 3b. Cross, g.
Wilson. ID. Ilslehanty, 3b.
Ward, 2b. Thompson, RI.
Van Haltren, CT. Turner. IT,:
Herman, RI. ltallman. 70.
Farrell, c. Sullivan. IS.
Rusie, p. Harper. p.
Umpire-Mr. HoaGland.
Capt. Boyle. OF the Quakers, elected to
allow New York to go into the field first,
an unusual thing for a home club to do.
First Inning Hamilton made an en-
couraging start for the visitors on his
easy out. Davis to Wilson. Boyle dashed
hot srounder past third for a base.
Cross shot one back of Ward. which
dropped into a fine safe place, sending
BOYLE to second. Delehanty capped this
| by a single and the bases were filled.
! Thompson base on balls, sending Boy
across the plate. Turner sacrificed and
Cross scored. while De'ehanty and
| Thompson reached third and second re-
spectively. Mailman out. Farrell to VIII
son, the Duke dropping Hallman's third
phantom. Two runs.
| Fuller touched Mr.. Harper for a
grounder to Hallman. who nipped him
at first. Delehanty made a capital pick
up of Burke's soft infeld grounder and
coppered Eddie at first Davis out,
second Inning-sullivan raped the
nrst one Ru.ie tossed over for a single
Harper hit to Wilson, Just of first, and
Park threw it to Fuller to nip Sullivan
the result, was tha, both "sullv" and
out. Bowie hi, to short, and It banged
oaa,,., sn,,,w.r.. las M hs raced from
second to third. but Hoasland; who haa
ALREADY concentrated rev queer ,oga1
on oa h ana s'ri srs , Ghieu rross fouied
h hno me ,ha ,a,a ni nT p',ts Charies
Tarren made pesutiiuI , roh h1 eI,sn
a., "a rjS.,, so,-ana Suiiivan ssnS &ar'
nar and ii,mS,ny RnSle ar third Del re.
nv one Sr ~ a. on IL nnL.s throw
70 800 ON ~, I'M =" ~" IN, Ses wher
Waru ran ~ irons OF ING nranie naiiIos .
a pn sno. ~ a., na 49, 20 ar ri. Tms
Doyle yar" III iroh' ot 'he pia'e' i"e
runs Mn, po ,. oI
W nson iahoeu On iapa rape soo.
anu naTu, snoot,nS ToIhet y, 1917 IN e o,
WSssIt ~ u 70 Rny,s ma ssis,sd
..',i az, " pat.he ITarua,
san htltre ln, nied 70 Deienah'S' iierhaf
"tTn 70 SutltnaHi One run, w.rd ;,
u,nn'ru ''iI,,,Smi ~, $50, ur'' MA
M,'s1n' uIhe, nv in nvar onS an
put u had piazes al over ~ an ~
t, rank hSasn ss'I anv ESsTs 'V WarSS
souIdnt pfs 4 up and ct Turner bp re SssiS
anSss got s to sSan f Sed aasS
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SCORE BY INNINGS.

washing'n. 3 OOo23 =
Brooklyn. 90 900
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Other Sporting News will be found
on Page z.
The Newtown bee., 1894-06-29

much praise, in patiently preparing them to render them so perfectly. AJ the conclusion of the exercises fine collation. was served, and as there was
 an abundance, the children were well
 satisfied, and thought they were well
 treated. The scholars examinations,
 Wednesday, show that they still retain
 their record of No. ,and although it has
 been Miss Jennings first year in teach
 ing, she has been successful in keeping them up to the mark, The following are the names of the scholars and their
 standing; lsabell Gregory, arithmetic
 100, grammar 100, physiology 90, United
 States history 95, geography 100; Mag
 gie K Kohler, arithmetic 100, grammar
 100. geography 100, physiology 90,
 United States history 95; E. Huber,
 arithmetic 100, grammar 90, geography 100, United States history 100. physloi- nsv 90; Rosie kacheie, arithmetic 100, gra ammar 100, geography 90, physiology loo; Maggie F. kohier, arithmetic 95,
 grammar 100, geography 100, physiology so: Lena Klein, arithmetic 100, grammar 95, geography 100, phy-ioi"gy 90 George klirn. arithmetic 95, grammar S5, geography 90, physiology 100 Dwight Mall+tt, arithmetic 100, gram
 mar 90, geography 100, physiology 100
The Newtown bee., 1894-06-29
WESTPORT.

Mir and Mrs William l.. Coley have been visiting friends in Brooklyn.
 Rev Mir Cornwall of Christ church, Stratford, exchanged pulpits with Rev Mr Mackenzie 1T Trinity, Sunday. Ambrose Jewett of Cheshire iS spend- ing his summer vacation with friends in town.
 Mrs Lorenzo Futile and Mrs William B. Futile of S5ratford are at their resi- dence here for the summer.
 Charles Buck and family and Miss Abbie Crawford of Brooklyn have ar rived at their summer residence for the season.
 Joseph E. Marvin of this place, & tutor at the Lakeviiie high school. sails. July }, for an extensive trip to points of interest in Germany.
 A strawberry festival will be given by the Church of the Assumption in Nation al hall on Friday and Saturday evenings,
 Prof H. 5. Gutseil of Cornell univer- sitv will lecture ou art and architecture at National hall. Tuesday evening, under the auspices of the c. l.. $. C.
 The Atlantic university quartet is to give concert at the Congregational church. Wednesday evening, for the benefit of the Christian Endeavor so- |ciety.
The Newtown bee., 1894-06-29
GREEN FIELD HILL.
DEERFIELD-

Mrs Anna NJ. Bartram of Black Rock has spent few days with her brother and family, k. T. Burr.
 c. R. Nichols and daughter returned from Derby, Sunday night, Mrs smith being d little more comforts ble, but still very sick with that dread disease, con- sumption.
 Walter E. Marsh and friend of Bridge port were guests at Charles Nichols on Sunday,
 The closing exercises in school, Fri day last. were very nice. Following IS the program: Song, On, the sports of childhood = 1.-Two little welcomes, Ernest Burr and Lizzie Morehouse :; recitation, The little girl and her quirreI,'' Lottie Bradley; Historical Quotation; concert exercise, arithmetic |; song, 1.-Two little girls in blue; reading. Troubles of a mother" Edna More house recitation. .'SOmebody's mother, Louisa Burr; recitation. "A little girls view of life in hotel" Edith Bradley song. My brother;'' recitation, Miss Edith helps thing along" Elsie Sher- wood; recitation, ''rhe secrets of Ma sonry," Edna Morehouse; quotations recitation, sSchool-boy troubles" Er- nest Burr; reading, "Ride of Jennie Me Neil," Clara Bradley;'' recitation in con- cert, 'sWhaJ 70 drink" song, Leaf by leaf the roses fall;' song, "The sweet sunny smile of my darling.